Fairfield Athletics 2017-18 Annual Report by Fairfield University

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Stags Snapshots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 A Championship Experience . . . . 12 Academic Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 2018 Student-Athlete Awards Ceremony . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Athletes of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Q&A with Paul Schlickmann . . . . 18 Sport-by-Sport Highlights . . . . . . 20 Stags in the Community . . . . . . . . 28 Fairfield Athletics Golf Outing . . 30 Athletics Advancement . . . . . . . . . 31 Stags Sports Network . . . . . . . . . . 34 Fairfield University Night at Yankee Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Athletics Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Dear Stags, During the past year, we have all been inspired by the aspirational vision for Fairfield University as the modern, Jesuit Catholic University articulated by our President, Mark R. Nemec, PhD. I am proud to report that our student-athletes and staff have embraced that challenge in all of our endeavors; academically, athletically and as contributing members of our local and global communities. We have begun the journey to achieve that goal. I am also humbled by the extraordinary manner in which our passionate and loyal Stags have also answered that call to action with their generous support, resulting in a record-setting year of fundraising. As we prepare to move forward strategically for 2018-19 and beyond, it is critical that we reflect upon the successes, challenges and poignant moments from this past year that have been instrumental in our growth, departmentally and institutionally. A snapshot of the numbers is clear evidence of an exceptional 2017-18 campaign; namely a 3.30 student-athlete GPA, five MAAC Championships, and more than 5,000 hours of community service. Inextricably linked to these tangible accomplishments and statistics are the special moments in time that I have been fortunate enough to experience in my daily interaction with our student-athletes, staff and my colleagues at Fairfield University. The 2017-18 Annual Report is a testament to these moments, created by our exceptional student-athletes and cultivated by a collection of hardworking and dedicated coaches, faculty and staff. I am confident that our student-athletes will continue to make us proud and that our community will remain unwavering in their commitment to helping these outstanding young men and women achieve their goals in all aspects of their educational experience here at Fairfield. It has been an incredible first year in Stag Country for me and my family. We have been overwhelmed with the generosity and kindness that permeates the Fairfield community. This is an exciting and eventful time in our lives and we look forward to reciprocating that spirit as proud Stags for years to come. Go Stags!

Paul Schlickmann Director of Athletics 3

S TAG S S N A P S H OT S

A CHAMPIONSHIP EXPERIENCE

WOMEN’S LACROSSE Fourth MAAC Championship and the first under Head Coach Laura Field First team to ever win three postseason games en route to the MAAC Championship

MEN’S SOCCER

FIELD HOCKEY

Fifth MAAC Championship in program history, the most for any current MAAC member

Second MAAC Championship in the last three seasons Only team in conference history to defeat the tournament host in the MAAC Championship Game

First MAAC team to win the Championship on its home pitch since the 2006 Stags

VOLLEYBALL Third consecutive MAAC Championship and conference-record 10th overall 51 consecutive wins over MAAC competition – the longest active streak in the nation WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING First MAAC Championship in program history

Set a program record with 11 dual meet wins

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

88%

of student-athletes with a 3.0 GPA or higher in one or both semesters in 2017-18

50%

of student-athletes on the Dean's List (3.5 GPA or higher) in one or both semesters in 2017-18

student-athletes with a 4.0 semester GPA in fall or spring, including 9 with a 4.0 in both semesters

154

MAAC All-Academic Team honorees

Megan Theiller

named MAAC Female Student-Athlete of the Year

student-athletes

inducted into Phi Beta Kappa

NCAA PUBLIC RECOGNITION AWARDS

(Women’s Basketball, Field Hockey, Men’s Golf,

Women’s Lacrosse, Softball, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis), ALL WITH PERFECT 1000 APR SCORES

2 0 1 8 S T U D E N T - AT H L E T E AWA R D S C E R E M O N Y The Student-Athlete Award Ceremony was held on April 23 at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. Eight student-athletes received individual awards for their performances in the classroom and on the field of play for the 2017-18 school year. Skyler Day ’18 was named Female Athlete of the Year after winning her second straight MAAC Player of the Year Award. The outside hitter led Fairfield Volleyball to a third straight MAAC Championship and finished her career with 1,305 kills, placing her fifth on the all-time kills list in only three years with the Stags.

Skyler Day ’18

The Male Athlete of the Year award winner was Tyler Nelson ’18, recognized for his incredible performance as the leader of Fairfield Men’s Basketball this past winter. Nelson powered the Stags to the MAAC Championship Game with numerous virtuoso performances that cemented his place as one of the best players to ever don the red and white. Nelson finished his Fairfield career as the Stags all-time leading scorer with 2,172 points. Will Fox ’18 was presented with the William Wallin Memorial Award. Throughout his four years at the faceoff X for Fairfield, Fox has set the standard for Stags on and off the field. A 2018 USILA Scholar All-American, Fox has been an exemplary student in the classroom while also etching his place among the Fairfield greats on the lacrosse field. His .555 win percentage, 503 faceoff wins and 220 ground balls all rank second on the career charts. The Fairfield Alumni Association Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year was awarded to Megan Theiller ’18. Theiller was a three-time MAAC All-Academic Team selection, the 2017-18 MAAC Female Student-Athlete of the Year and a CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team honoree. On the court she was a vital contributor to the Stags’ threepeat as MAAC Volleyball Champions – earning MAAC Championship MVP laurels in 2015 – and finished her career sixth all-time on the kills list with 1,288. Angus Hastings ’18 took home the Fairfield Alumni Association Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award after captaining Fairfield Men’s Soccer to a MAAC Championship victory in the fall. Hastings was named to the Dean’s List and was a three-time MAAC All-Academic selection while earning First Team All-MAAC laurels and Most Valuable Player of the MAAC Championship on the pitch.

Tyler Nelson ’18

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Don-Junior Bobe ’21

Will Fox ’18

Samantha Cooper ’18

Sara Ostensen ’21

Angus Hastings ’18

Megan Theiller ’18

Sara Ostensen ’21 won Female Freshman of the Year as a driving force behind the first-ever MAAC Championship for Fairfield Swimming and Diving. She won two individual championships and was part of three more relays squads that took home hardware. Overall, she was the MAAC Championship’s Most Outstanding Swimmer and the Rookie Swimmer of the Meet. The Male Freshman of the Year Award went to Don-Junior Bobe ’21 of Fairfield Men’s Soccer after tying for the team lead in goals with six in 2017. He was a Second Team All-MAAC honoree and was named as one of the 50 best freshmen in the country by Top Drawer Soccer. Finally, Samantha Cooper ’18 took home the Athletic Director’s Award, embodying what it means to be a Fairfield Stag. Cooper finished her senior campaign as a CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team honoree while also making the Dean’s List and concluding her academic career as a four-time MAAC All-Academic Team selection. On the court, she scored a total of 1,294 points and hauled in a staggering 996 rebounds for Fairfield Women’s Basketball.

ATHLETES O SKYLER DAY

After commanding George Bisacca Court at Alumni Hall and terrorizing the home hardwood of fellow Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference opponents for three seasons, Skyler Day â&#x20AC;&#x2122;18 has cemented her place as one of the top performers in the storied history of Fairfield Volleyball. The 2018 Fairfield Female Athlete of the Year won her second consecutive MAAC Player of the Year Award in her final season with the Stags, leading the squad to another undefeated season in conference play and a third straight MAAC Championship. Since transferring to Fairfield from Buffalo after her freshman campaign, Day was the most scintillating player in the conference. She was named to the All-MAAC First Team in each of her three seasons, with her back-to-back MAAC Player of the Year Awards making her the first repeat recipient of the honor in program history. In her senior season, Day picked up where she left off junior year. The outside hitter averaged 3.77 kills per set and 2.74 digs per frame. She racked up a career-high 30 kills in a win over Niagara in early October and went over the 20-kill mark five times during the season. Day also reached the double-digit mark in digs on 13 occasions in the 2017 campaign. After a second consecutive 18-0 run through the MAAC regular season, Day was at her best in MAAC Championship action as she averaged 4.50 kills per set and 3.50 digs per set en route to tournament MVP honors. A sweep of Iona capped the Stagsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; third straight conference crown and sent Fairfield back to the NCAA postseason, where they drew #2 Texas for the second time in the last three seasons. Although the Stags were ultimately overpowered by the host Longhorns, Day held her own amongst some of the best players in the country. Looking across the net at six AVCA All-Americans, Day established her place among those elite talents with eight kills and six digs in the threeset effort. With her career now at its conclusion, Stags fans can take in the incredible contributions that Day made on the program in just three years on campus, finishing her run ranked fifth all-time with 1,305 kills. 16

F THE YEAR TYLER NELSON

Fairfield Basketball just isn’t going to be the same without seeing #3 controlling the perimeter and breaking the hearts of the opponent’s defense on a nightly basis. Tyler Nelson ’18, the 2018 Male Athlete of the Year, graduated from Fairfield as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 2,172 total points during his four years in Stag Country. His storied senior season also saw Nelson top Fairfield’s single-season charts as he racked up 732 points for a MAAC-leading average of 22.2 points per game. He also set the records for three-pointers made in a single-season (104) and a career (315). Despite defenses keying in on him nightly, Nelson continued to be the driving force behind Fairfield’s success in 2017-18, eclipsing the 20-point mark 14 times and scoring over 30 points on five occasions. As he had been throughout his entire career for Fairfield, Nelson was at his best when March rolled around. Thought to be an underdog in the 2018 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament, Nelson put the Stags on his back and led them to a remarkable run to Monday night and the MAAC Championship Game. Although the season came to a close in Albany that weekend, basketball certainly did not stop for Nelson. He played in the NABC All-Star Game in San Antonio and also participated in the 3v3 Tournament held at Final Four weekend. Nelson’s final stamp of his collegiate career came at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament where Nelson scored the game-winner in the tournament’s Championship Game as a part of his team-high 19 points. Nelson’s success led to an invitation to begin his professional career on the largest stage as he suited up for the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA Summer League and was subsequently drafted third overall by the Greensboro Swarm of the NBA G League.

Q&A

with PAUL SCHLICKMANN

What are your thoughts after year one as a Fairfield Stag? I think sometimes our inherent tendency in Athletics is to focus on results and numbers. We had a great year by the numbers across the board; academically, competitively and in our community and in our fundraising efforts. I am extremely proud of all that our student-athletes, coaches and staff have accomplished. In large part, the numbers speak very well for themselves. So, as I conclude and reflect on my first year at Fairfield, I think more about four characteristics of this university and this community that consistently impressed me and resonated with me throughout the year. And they are people, passion, purpose and progress. There are extraordinary PEOPLE associated with this University who are smart, caring, dedicated and committed to who we are and who we aspire to be. Those people display great PASSION every day about our mission, about the sense of community and family that permeates this campus. Those people have an extraordinary sense of shared PURPOSE. Those people are committed to PROGRESS. There is a palpable, steadfast belief in our core principles and traditions combined with an endless pursuit of excellence. 18

On the personal side, my family and I are thrilled to have settled in town and feel blessed to be part part of this vibrant and welcoming community. We are excited about the journey that lies ahead.

How is Fairfield Athletics working to be national in scope? There are multiple factors that can influence this but a few that are really the key. Undoubtedly, consistent, competitive success across the board, in our conference and on a national stage will garner attention for our program and the University. How do we accomplish that? We recruit the best and brightest nationally and internationally. We provide them with the resources to achieve their personal and collective best as student-athletes. We strategically attack our scheduling efforts so that we are competing against high caliber opponents at like-minded institutions. We continue to represent Fairfield Athletics on national committees and host NCAA events to extend our voice and enhance our brand. We continue to touch current (and future) constituents with our marketing and broadcast efforts. We continue to keep our foot on the gas in a measured, strategic approach in each of these areas and ultimately, the notion is that there is a gradual cumulative impact that moves the needle in that positive direction. Critical in each of these factors and in achieving national notoriety is our ability to engender support from our donors in order to create the requisite infrastructure to succeed. So many of our stakeholders have answered the call and our recordsetting year in fundraising is evidence of that.

What changes have you seen at Fairfield in your first year as Athletic Director? Our President, Dr. Nemec has charted a course for Fairfield to be the modern, Jesuit Catholic University. In my short time here, the tangible evidence of that vision is extraordinary. It is evident throughout campus in our collective mindset and in our daily pursuit of excellence. The second you drive onto the grounds, you

are immersed in a collegiate setting that is second to none. The physical transformation and growth of our University continues at a rapid and, I dare say, enviable pace. In one year, I have witnessed the completion and opening of the Tully Dining Commons, the Egan School of Nursing & Health Studies, 42 Langguth Hall, a renovated Campion Hall and a quickly evolving new Dolan School of Business. We have some exceptional recruitable assets in our arsenal here at Fairfield and there is more on the way. Athletics is fortunate and excited to be part of those future landscape changes.

What is your staff striving for in regards to the game day experience? We want our home games to be a must-see event for students and and staff, a fan-friendly, welcoming environment for families in the surrounding communities and a focal point of pride and passion for all our alumni. There is no denying that the quality of the product plays a role in that. So, as I have already mentioned, there is no substitute for competitive success to excite your fan base. However, what should not be underestimated in this equation is the relational value our coaches and staff have with our constituents. They infuse positive energy throughout our campus and into our community by virtue of their service to both, thus creating a reciprocal desire to support. Through our marketing, promotional and game day initiatives, we endeavor to showcase our programs and that energy every time one of our teams is in action. We are focused on creating affordable – and often times free – entertainment and an atmosphere that inspires our fans of all ages to want to join us as often as possible. In particular, we view our student-athletes as role models for our younger fans and are focused on connecting with local families to foster that experience. Additionally, we are launching “Fairfield Fridays” this fall, a weekly, campus wide initiative encouraging everyone in Stag Country to wear Fairfield gear in a show of school spirit and pride. With Athletics as a key stakeholder in this initiative, we feel this will foster interest in our student-athletes, programs and events and ultimately have a positive impact on attendance.

What does that mean for Athletics going forward?

It is imperative that we are aligned with the mission and vision of the University. Dr. Nemec has challenged all of us (staff and students alike) to be unbounded in our approach as we chart a course for Fairfield that embraces our long standing core values and traditions while establishing a mantra of modern excellence. For Athletics, that means a few things. First and foremost, we endeavor to provide each and every student-athlete with a championship caliber experience in every aspect of their Fairfield education. I believe that we have an opportunity here to create a holistic student-athlete development model that is second to none. As we strive for that primary objective, we must be ever mindful of maximizing Athletics as an integral component of campus culture and as a vehicle to enhance our spirit and pride amongst students, faculty, staff, alumni and the surrounding community. Ultimately, Athletics is a front porch for the University and if we are successful in achieving these objectives, then we will serve as a driver of enhancing our national scope and brand identity.

What is one thing you want everybody to know about Fairfield Athletics?

I want all of our stakeholders to know we are going to do it the right way. We will operate with integrity and purpose to build student-athletes for life while instilling a sense of pride in all our constituents. We will strive for excellence in all that we do with an unapologetic swagger and confidence. There are a lot of great growth opportunities in the near future here at Fairfield. I started to learn about it during the interview process. I began to see it unfold as soon as I arrived on campus. After being immersed in the community and the culture for a year, I believe it now more than ever. There is truly no better time to be a Stag and we have an opportunity to create something special with our Athletics program. Ultimately, our success will be a by-product of our cultural commitment to shared values, a focus on our common purpose and an unyielding desire to improve and achieve.

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS Men’s Soccer • The Stags won the MAAC Regular Season Championship and went on to top Rider, 1-0, on Lessing Field to claim the 2018 MAAC Championship – the fifth in program history. Fairfield met New Hampshire in the NCAA Championship First Round. • Head Coach Carl Rees was named the MAAC Coach of the Year to headline Fairfield’s haul of conference awards.

Field Hockey • The Stags won their second MAAC Championship in the past three seasons with a 2-1 win over host Monmouth. Fairfield went on to meet #20 Boston University in the NCAA Championship First Round.

• Angus Hastings was tabbed to the AllMAAC First Team with Don-Junior Bobe, Ben Wignall, Matt McGlinchey and Gordon Botterill all selected to the AllMAAC Second Team.

• The Stags claimed the top spot in the final United Soccer Coaches Regional Poll and received votes in the November 14 national poll after winning the MAAC crown.

• Erin Buckley was named MAAC coDefensive Player of the Year and First Team All-MAAC selection. Hannah Pike, Andrea Soler, Jaclyn Gallagher and Corrine Baliga all earned All-MAAC Second Team recognition.

• Nine Stags were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team.

Women’s Soccer

• Pike – the MAAC Championship MVP – and Buckley were also honored as members of the NFHCA All-Mideast Region Second Team. • Ten student-athletes merited MAAC AllAcademic honors, and the team earned both an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 as well as an NFHCA National Academic Team Award. 20

• Bobe, McGlinchey, Botterill and Jonas Vergin all earned spots on the MAAC AllRookie Team.

• Alex Madden was the MAAC co-Rookie of the Year after leading the Stags with seven goals and 14 total points. • Jenny Jacobs was among the 45 inductees into the Fairfield chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. •

• Twelve Stags were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team.

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS • In January, Fairfield hired David Barrett as the fifth head coach in Fairfield Women’s Soccer history after earning NCAA postseason bids in eight of his last nine seasons at Illinois Wesleyan.

• Day was also named Fairfield’s Female Athlete of the Year for the second straight season. • Eight Stags earned MAAC All-Academic Team honors. In addition, Theiller and Sydney Buckley were among the 45 inductees into the Fairfield chapter of Phi Beta Kappa.

Volleyball • The Stags won their third consecutive MAAC Championship after a secondstraight 18-0 trip through the MAAC regular season. The Stags challenged #2 Texas in the NCAA Championship First Round. • Fairfield ended the season with a streak of 51 consecutive wins over conference opponents - a MAAC record and the longest active streak in the nation. • Fairfield’s MAAC Championship was the conference-best 10th in program history. Head Coach Todd Kress, who earned his record sixth MAAC Coach of the Year nod,

Men’s Cross Country

has been at the helm for five of those conference crowns. • The Stags are alongside Creighton (Big East), Cleveland State (Horizon) and American (Patriot) as the only four teams in the nation to have won their conference’s outright regular season title and tournament title in each of the last three seasons. • Skyler Day was named the 2017 MAAC Player of the Year – the first Stag to ever win the award in back-to-back seasons – and Manuela Nicolini became the first sophomore to win MAAC Setter of the Year since 2011. • Day and Nicolini both also represented Fairfield as All-MAAC First Team selections. Rounding out the honorees, Megan Theiller was tabbed for the AllMAAC Second Team and freshmen Luci Albertson and Kaylie Butts landed on the All-Rookie Team.

• The Stags were paced at their nine meets by four different runners – including junior Scott Daly on five occasions. Twelve of Fairfield’s 13 student-athletes are slated to return to action this coming fall. • Seven of the Stags’ nine upperclassmen earned MAAC All-Academic honors.

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS • The Stags were led by an historic season from All-MAAC First Team standout Tyler Nelson. Nelson graduated as Fairfield’s all-time leading scorer with 2,172 points. He was invited to the NABC Senior AllStar Game, earned All-Tournament Team laurels at the prestigious Portsmouth Invitational Tournament and garnered postseason distinctions from the Met Basketball Writers Association and the National Association of Basketball Coaches. • Nelson signed a contract to play in the NBA Summer League with the Minnesota Timberwolves and was then drafted third overall by the Greensboro Swarm of the NBA G League.

Women’s Cross Country • Kaylee Bergen paced the Stags in five of their 10 meets in 2017. Sami Carey led the way in four races, and Katie Kern headed the pack at the season-opening Marist Invitational. • Seven of the Stags’ eight upperclassmen earned MAAC All-Academic honors.

Men’s Basketball • Fairfield won three games at the 2018 MAAC Championship, advancing to the MAAC Championship Game, which aired nationally on ESPN. • The three postseason wins capped a seven-game winning streak – the program’s longest under Head Coach Sydney Johnson. 22

• In October, the Stags hosted a special exhibition game on George Bisacca Court at Alumni Hall against Hofstra, raising more than $4,000 for Save the Children benefiting hurricane relief efforts in Houston and Puerto Rico.

• The 2017-18 Stags were recognized by CBS Sports as perhaps the most diverse roster in the nation – boasting studentathletes from nine different countries and Puerto Rico and collectively speaking more than a dozen languages.

Women’s Basketball • Samantha Cooper wrapped up a standout career for the Stags with 1,294 points and 996 rebounds. In her senior campaign, she was recognized as All-MAAC and All-Met. Following graduation, she signed a contract to begin her professional playing career in Luxembourg. • Cooper was named National Jesuit Player of the Week after posting 24 points and 10 rebounds in December’s upset win at Boston College • All nine eligible student-athletes merited MAAC All-Academic honors, and the team earned an NCAA Public

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

• The Stags competed in the national postseason for the first time at the CSCAA National Invitational Championship.

Men’s Swimming & Diving

• Four Stags earned MAAC All-Academic laurels and the team merited CSCAA Scholar All-America status.

• The Stags established 16 new program records during the 2017-18 season, with 13 different Stags entering the all-time top-10 in at least one event.

Men’s Lacrosse

• Jordan Rahurahu turned in a pair of topfive finishes at the MAAC Championship, placing second in the 400-yard IM and fifth in the 200-yard IM. • The Stags competed in the national postseason for the first time at the CSCAA National Invitational Championship. • Six Stags earned MAAC All-Academic laurels and the team merited CSCAA Scholar All-America status.

Women’s Swimming & Diving • The Stags won the first-ever MAAC Championship in program history,

• Joe Rodrigues was named to the All-CAA Second Team for the second consecutive season, while Taylor Strough was tabbed for the All-Rookie Team.

topping eight-time defending champion Marist, who Fairfield also defeated in a dual meet during the regular season. • At the MAAC Championship, Sara Ostensen was named the Most Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet and Rookie Swimmer of the Meet. She is the first Stag to ever win Most Outstanding Swimmer laurels and the first to collect any major award at the championship since 2012. • First-year head coach Tony Bruno was named MAAC Women’s Coach of the Year. • During the regular season, the Stags set a new program standard for wins with an 11-3 record in dual meets. • Nine different Stags combined to establish new program records in 24 different events.

• The Stags challenged nine opponents who appeared in the USILA Top 20 Coaches’ Poll during the 2018 season, including eventual National Champion Yale. • With a team-leading 40 points, Colin Burke became the first Stag since 1999

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS and the fourth in program history to record at least 40 points in each of his first three seasons at Fairfield. Burke will enter his senior season ranked fifth alltime in points (144), seventh in assists (55) and ninth in goals (89). • Will Fox was one of 20 candidates nationwide for the Senior CLASS Award. Fox finished his career ranked second in program history behind Peter Vlahakis ‘04 in faceoff wins (503), win percentage (.555) and ground balls (220).

Women’s Lacrosse • Fairfield won the fourth MAAC Championship in program history with 14-10 victory over Canisius, advancing to challenge #9/10 Loyola Maryland in the NCAA Championship First Round.

after finishing as the #2 seed in the regular season. • Courtney Hankins was tabbed as the MAAC Player of the Year as an All-MAAC First Team honoree. Destinee Pallotto and Mikayla Rubin collected All-MAAC Second Team laurels. Hankins and Pallotto were also both recognized as All-Region by the NFCA.

• The Stags were led by First Team AllMAAC honorees Megan Beach and Brenna Connolly, as well as Second Team selections Kathleen Hulseman – who was also the MAAC Championship MVP – and Erin Mammele. • Connolly set a Fairfield single-season record with 42 assists, while Mammele eclipsed her own program standard with 123 draw controls. In the cage, Paulina DiFatta ranked second in the nation with a Fairfield record 211 saves. • Twelve Stags were named to the MAAC All-Academic Team and the team earned an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

Softball • The Stags reached the MAAC Championship Final, winning an elimination game over Marist to advance to the tournament’s final day 24

• Head Coach Julie Brzezinski won her 800th career game with a 4-2 win at Cal State Fullerton, a team that rated 42nd in the final NCAA RPI rankings. She finished the season with 821 career wins, including 576 as head coach of the Stags. • Fairfield won 10 straight games, including its final nine regular season outings, to amass the longest winning streak under Coach Brzezinski. In total, the Stags won 20 of their 27 games played in April and May.

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS • Fairfield Baseball shared the conference lead with 15 members of the MAAC AllAcademic Team.

Men’s Tennis • The Stags qualified for the MAAC Championship for the third consecutive season with a 4-3 record in conference play.

• Ten Stags earned MAAC All-Academic Team recognition, and the team earned an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

Baseball • A program-record three Stags earned First Team All-MAAC honors: John Signore, Mitch Williams and Drew Arciuolo. • The same trio also garnered All-New England laurels with Signore and Williams landing on the Second Team and Arciuolo collecting a Third Team distinction. • The graduating Class of 2018 won its 100th game on Senior Day and finished with 102 career victories, including the 2016 MAAC Championship season.

• During the fall schedule, Brad Orban reached the Singles Final at the Ivy Plus tournament, while John Hatala and Allan Magid each advanced to the Final of their respective draws at the Connecticut State Championships. • Ethan Ammon, Anthony Caputo and Jeffrey Rodgers earned MAAC AllAcademic Team selections as the team earned an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

Women’s Tennis • Jessica Pil earned All-MAAC Second Team honors at No. 4 singles. She went 3-3 in the MAAC in the singles as a part of a 15-11 overall singles tally. • In addition to three MAAC wins, the Stags knocked off Providence as a part of their fall schedule. • Gabriella Campos, Jessica Pil, Diana Prinos and Sarah Stuhlmann all earned spots on the MAAC All-Academic Team, and the team earned an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

Men’s Rowing • The Stags’ Lightweight 8 received the first national ranking for a boat in program history, occupying the 15th slot in the weekly coaches’ poll on April 19.

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS Women’s Rowing • Kerry Clarke, Eileen Kennan, and Allison Sloan collected Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) AllConference honors as well as All-MAAC recognition. • Michaela Bassett, Kelsey Carthew, Kerry Clarke, Annamarie Dennen, Lina Foncello, and Aileen Morley-McLaughlin were all designated as CRCA ScholarAthletes, and 16 Stags earned MAAC AllAcademic laurels.

• Fairfield’s Varsity 4 and Lightweight 4 both competed at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) National Championships. • The Varsity Quad won bronze at the Dad Vail Regatta and three boats earned medals at the Spring Metropolitan Championships: Gold for the Varsity 4 and a pair of silver medals for the Lightweight 4 and Novice 4. • Senior Casey Fuller represented the United States in August at the 2018 World University Games in Shanghai becoming the first Fairfield University men’s rower to represent his country since Chris Duffy was a member of the United States teams that rowed in the 1998 and 1999 World Championships.

• Led by a gold medal for the Varsity 4, Fairfield took fourth place at the 2018 MAAC Championship. • Other strong showings on the water saw the Varsity 8, Novice 8 and Varsity 4 earn gold at the Spring Metropolitan Championship, while the Varsity 4 paced the Stags to a third-place team showing at the Kerr Cup.

Men’s Golf • Eric Austin’s 68 (-4) in second-round action marked the lowest individual round at the MAAC Championship since 2015. • Five Stags were tabbed for MAAC AllAcademic honors as the team earned an NCAA Public Recognition Award with an APR of 1000 in the most recent NCAA report.

Women’s Golf • The Stags earned a 4-0 match play win over St. Francis Brooklyn to highlight their spring slate. • Madison Banas won the CCSU Tri-Match with a round of 76 (+4).

SPORT-BY-SPORT HIGHLIGHTS

2017-18 BY THE NUMBERS • 5,000+ Hours of Community Service • 187 MAAC Academic Honor Roll Selections • 154 MAAC All-Academic Selections • 25 All-MAAC Selections • 7 NCAA Public Recognition Awards • 6 MAAC Major Award Winners • 5 MAAC Championships • 4 NCAA Postseason Appearances • 3 MAAC Coach of the Year Awards • 3 MAAC Regular Season Championships

MEGAN THEILLER ’18 • 2017-18 MAAC Female Student-Athlete of the Year • MAAC Nominee for 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year • 2017-18 Fairfield Alumni Associate Female ScholarAthlete of the Year • 2017-18 Phi Beta Kappa inductee • 2017 All-MAAC Second Team • 2016 All-MAAC First Team • 2016 MAAC All-Championship Team • 2015 MAAC Championship MVP • 2014 MAAC Rookie of the Year • Three-time MAAC Champion • Three-time MAAC All-Academic

S TAG S I N T H E CO M M U N I T Y

Fairfieldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s student-athletes completed over 5,000 hours of community service during the 2017-18 academic year

Initiatives such as Lax Stache Madness, the Meters for Myeloma Erg-a-Thon, and Herd for a Cure generated more than $25,000 for various charities and support organizations. 28

Organized by Fairfield SAAC, the entire student-athlete community participated in the annual Talent Show, raising $2,500 for the Bridgeport Field of Dreams organization.

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Student-athletes representing menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lacrosse, cross country and rowing received the CT Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2018 Award for Tourism Volunteer(s) of the Year for their work at Chowdafest in Westport to benefit Food Rescue US.

FAIRFIELD ATHLETICS GOLF OUTING AT BROOKLAWN COUNTRY CLUB Total dollars raised

$38,944.11

ATHLETICS ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS/POINTS OF PRIDE

SNAPSHOT $4.3 million in cash to facilities $710,000 in new commitments to facilities $900,000 in cash to Athletics Annual Fund $975,000 in new commitments to Athletic Annual Fund $205,000 in cash to endowment $2,015,500 in new commitments to Endowment $5.4 million in cash to Athletics $3.7 million in new commitments to Athletics Up 109% in commitments from 2016-17 Up 58% in cash from 2016-17

ATHLETICS ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS/POINTS OF PRIDE

STAGIVING DAY FY18 ATHLETICS STAGiving Day 1,190 Donors — $276,624 Dollars Raised FY17 ATHLETICS STAGiving Day 1,141 Donors — $178,081 Dollars Raised *Increase of 49 donors and $98,543 for Athletics Development

FY18 OVERALL STAGiving Day 2,968 Donors — $1.6 Million FY17 OVERALL STAGiving Day 2,375 Donors — $1.35 Million 74% of our Athletics Staff made a gift During FY18 — 40% increase from FY17 89% of our Student-Athletes made a gift During FY18 — 29% increase from FY17

ATHLETICS ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS/POINTS OF PRIDE

FACILITIES/TRIPS • Continued support of Rafferty Stadium and Baseball Facility Renovations • Academic Center and Fueling Station • Women’s Soccer trip to England, March 2018

YOUR SUPPORT AT WORK • Men’s Basketball Tour of Italy, August 2017 • Pino Golf Studio dedication, November 2017 • Academic Center renovations, Summer 2018

S TAG S S P O R T S N E T WO R K

Stags Sports Network

Over 100 broadcasts produced across the Stags Sports Network which includes platforms such as ESPN3, Facebook Live and Sidearm SportsÂ

Stags Sports Network created as the in-house broadcast team for Fairfield University Athletics 34

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Created “From the Director’s Chair”, a monthly show hosted by JJ Duke with Paul Schlickmann, Director of Athletics highlighting the accomplishments of Stags student-athletes and the growth of Fairfield Athletics

The most live broadcast events produced in any academic year (previous all-time high was 80)

FA I R F I E L D U N I V E R S I T Y N I G H T AT YA N K E E S TA D I U M

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Anonymous (3) Patricia T. Abbiatici ’82 and Raymond Abbiatici, P'20 Nicholas G. Adams ’20 Peter D. Ahonen ’21 Dana T. Ajello ’89 and Michael Ajello Carl Michael and Elizabeth Alagar Scott Allard Peter G. Allen ’08 Anthony J. Altomare, P'21 Samantha P. Altomare ’21 Michael T. Amalfitano, Sr. ’82 and Andrea E. Amalfitano David Ames Ethan Ammon ’18 Mark and Mary Lou Ammon, P'18 Mark and Stefanie Amone, P'20 Tristan Amone ’20 Richard J. Anastasio ’65 and Christl Anastasio Eirik Lismoen Andersen ’20 Julia L. Anderson Leanne Anderson ’19 Linda M. Anderson Michael R. Anderson ’92, M’03 and Jennifer L. Panaro Anderson ’97, M’02 Benjamin C. Andrews ’11 and Christine E. Murphy Andrews ’12 Alzbeta Andrikova ’21 Michael P. Angelucci ’99 and Stephanie Angelucci Jessica Antonacci Rosemarie Anzalone Dylan Appel ’18 Jamie K. Appelberg ’18 Dan Apted Frank J. Aquino, Jr. ’13 Nicole Aragones Miro Quesada ’18 Drew G Arciuolo ’18 Felicia S. Arciuolo ’83 and Matthew Arciuolo, P'18 Christopher P. Arena, Sr. ’93 and Susan D. Arena Katherine Armstrong ’20 Scott and Laurie Armstrong, P'20 Taylor A. Armstrong ’21 Joshua T. Arnold ’20 Kayla A. Arnold ’15 Terence and Cynthia Arnold, P'20

Adam E. Aronowitz ’20 Ray and Gabriela Aronowitz, P'20 Mary Ashby Sally Aubrey ’19 Amelie Auch ’21 Brian and Cheri Auger, P'15 Eric M. Austin ’18 Jane Austin William and Karen Austin, P'18 David and Lori-Ann Avery, P'16 Mark and Gail Ayotte Richard J. Badolato ’62 and Elizabeth H. M. Badolato Christopher Baggini ’86 and Jennifer R. Baggini Linda Bagley Matthew J. Baglio ’04 and Jennifer N. Scifo Baglio ’04, M’07 Gavin R. Baiera ’98 and Melissa G. Caruso Baiera ’98 William J. Bailey ’87 and Siobhan Bailey, P'20 Brett and Kisha Baker, P'20 William P. Balch ’90 and Laurie M. Balch ’91 Laura E. Sandonato Baldino ’04 and Larry Baldino Corrine E Baliga ’18 Kristen R. Ball ’18 Madison A. Banas ’20 Ronald and Megan Banas, P'20 John and Terri Bannon, P'11 Steven and Tina Bardsley, P'21 Sydney Bardsley ’21 Terrill and Dawn Barnard, P'21 Terrill C. Barnard ’21 David J. Barrett George T. Barror Melanie A. Dungo Barrows ’02 Michael H. Barwinski ’04 Franklin and Marie Bassett, P'20 Michaela N. Bassett ’20 Dolores R. Batien Bonnie L Battaglia Nicole E. Battaglia ’14, M’14 Carmine and Doreen Battimelli, P'21 Donald C. Battimelli ’21 Anne T. Baudinet ’15 Philip and Ellen Baudinet, P'15

Molly K. Bauer ’21 William and Mary Bauer, P'21 Erin K Bauman ’18 John N. Bauman III ’92 and Jennifer H. Bauman Lauren E Bauman Walter and Mary Bauman, P'18 Jess Bautista Kimberly A. Baxter ’00 Megan E. Beach ’19 Peter and Lisa Beach, P'19 Renita R. Pritchett Bean ’90 and David Bean Derrick Beasley Edgar J. Beaudreault, Jr. ’70 and Cheryl Beaudreault John E. Beauvais ’91 and Audrey M. Gabler Beauvais ’90 Julie S. Becker ’20 Diane L. Beckwermert Dylan T. Beckwith ’20 Mark J. Beckwith ’80 and Patti Beckwith Robert W Beckwith Pamela Beecher Rosemary P. Beecher Janet M. Beegan Jonathan L. Begley Lauren M. Belecanech ’20 Christopher Beninati ’20 Caitlin R. Bennett ’17 Michael P. Bennett ’13 Taj Benning ’21 Joseph F. Berardino ’72 and Gail T. Berardino John and Lori Berisford, P'21, ’20 Amanda E. Best ’13 Shannon W. Bhat ’96 and Phalachandra S. Bhat Kurt and Lynne Bimmler, P'13 Alexandra E. Biolsi ’19 Michael J. Biolsi ’87 and Diane S. Biolsi, P'19 Chris and Jodi Birtwell Evan L. Bishop '03 and Lindsay P. Sampson Bishop ’04 Tyler R. Bishop ’16 Daniel T. Bjoerck ’20 Drew J Blake ’18 Kevin and Patricia Blake, P'18 Robert R. Blake ’85 and Julia C. H. Blake Margaret F. Blank

Don-Junior Bobe ’21 Michele A. Bocchini-Sweetman ’74 and Don Sweetman, P'19 Michael and Terry Bocklet, P'07 Cassidy N. Boegel ’17 Frederick L. Bogan ’77 Lani May Bohack James J. Bolger, Jr. ’69 and Patricia Bolger Kelly M Bommer ’18 Salvatore M. Bonanno ’83 and Lisa V. Bonanno ’85 Harry G. Bondi ’70 Philip M. Bonee ’76 and Valerie Bonee Brian M. Boornazian ’82,, P'19, ’11 James P. Booth, Jr. Michael H. Booth ’74 and Michelle A. Booth Joseph and Christine Bordas Anthony F Boselli ’19 Lawrence A. Bossidy, Jr. ’80 and Sharon Bossidy Joseph and Catherine Bossolina, P'21 Reagan A. Bossolina ’21 Agnes Bossollina Alistair and Barbara Botterill, P'21 Gordon Botterill ’21 Chole M. Boughrum '21 Donald and Jill Boughrum Cameron F. Bowen ’15, M’16 Colman J. Bowen and Marcia O’Neill-Bowen, P'15 William T. Boyd, Jr. ’67 and Cheri Boyd, P'97 Matthew and Lisa Boyle, P'22 Catharine J Brady ’18 Clayton T. Brady ’20 Philip J. Brady III Scott and Kimberly Brady George Y. Bramwell ’59 and Patricia A. Bramwell Giacomo Brancato ’21 Kevin M. Brandbergh ’21 Edward F. Brennan John and MaryBeth Brennan, P'10 John and Lisa Brennan, P'20 Michael and Lisa Brennan, P'19 Nelson and Jennifer Breton, P'21 Richard W. Brewer ’69 and Barbara E. Brewer Kathleen B. Burke Briancon ’77 and Cyrille Briancon

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Jeffrey M. Bricker Andrew and Andrea Brown, P'17 Carl J. Brown Danielle L. Brown ’03 Nicole F. Locher Brown ’95 and William F. Brown Robert L. Brusca Julie S. Brzezinski Daniel J. Buchanan ’90 Daniel and Kristine Buckley, P'21, ’18 Erin Buckley ’18 Kelly L. Buckley ’21 Angelina T. Buffolino ’20 Gary A. Bundy ’79 and Cathy Bundy, P'11 Michael and Diane Buonaguro Ann M. Burgoyne ’17 Colin and Jeanne Burke, P'19 Griffin L. Burke ’20 Kelsey E Burke ’18 Tara M. Hansen Burke ’06 and PJ Burke Timothy A. Burke ’83 and Nancy I. Burke ’83, P'13 Mallory C. Burlington ’20 Lauren M. PIzzi Burns ’05 Zachary J. Burnside ’19 Jack Burridge ’11, M’14 and Michele N. Noviello Burridge ’12, M’13 Nicole R. Bus ’20 John A. Butter ’68 and Gail B. K. Butter Kaylie J. Butts ’21 Thomas and Lisa Butts, P'21 Olivier Cadieux ’20 Bryson M. Cafaro ’21 Laurence and Lisa Cafaro, P'21 Molly M. Caffrey ’13 Michael A. Cagnassola ’85 and Susan E. Cagnassola Benny and Michele Caiola, P'18, ’14 Ernest and Gladys Calabrese, P'21 Daniel and Charlene Calandro, P'20 Jamie L. Calandro ’20 Christopher J. Calitri ’16, M’17 James H. Callaghan ’76 Kathryn F. Callaghan Morgan K Callahan ’19 John R. Callegari ’88 and Caroline R. Callegari ’88 Barbara Camhi

Nolan Clare A Campbell ’18 Timothy P. Campbell ’93 and Colleen J. Campbell Vincent D. Camporeale ’12 and Nicole M. Livesey Camporeale ’12 Andrew and Lorraine Campos, P'19 Gabriella G. Campos ’19 George and Louise Campos John M. Candido ’66 Janet A. Canepa ’82 Jonathan and Annyssa Cantor Mary P. Cantow M’80 and Robert Cantow Kyle A. Capaldo ’13, M’14 Austin J. Capasso ’20 Philip and Lisa Capra, P'16 Anthony P. Caputo ’19 Joseph and Donna Caputo, P'19 Matthew M. Capuzzi ’96 and Noelle Capuzzi Ronald F. Carapezzi ’81 and Newell H. Carapezzi John B. Cardinali ’88 Carlos M. Cardoso ’81 Joseph D. Carella, Jr. ’88 and Alesandra M. Carella Kenneth and Roberta Carey Ryan J Carlucci ’18 John J. Carne ’77 and Patricia Carne Brendan Carr ’13 Catherine Carr Frank J. Carroll III ’89 and Susan Carroll Jonathan M. Carroll ’91 and Lorri P. Carroll ’91, M’99, P'22, ’20 Kelsey J. Carthew ’19 Alan and Darlene Caruolo, P'20 Michael and Sharon Caruso, P'21 Michael J. Caruso, Jr. ’21 Lauren A. Casadonte ’15 Glen and Kristin Casey, P'22 Montanna Casey Robert R. Casey ’88 and Maura E. Byrnes-Casey, P'20 Diego Casielles Sanz, Jr. ’19 Elizabeth Casilimas Frank Cassidy Laura Cassidy Paul Caster Louis J. Catalano, Jr. ’70 and Debbie Catalano Peter A. Cataldo ’92 and Aimee Cataldo

Kevin J. Cavanagh ’61 and Deirdre Cavanagh James and Patricia Cavanaugh Brian D. Ceglarski ’06 and Ali Ceglarski John Cerick Eric R. Cerno ’20 Raffaele M. Cerulo ’96 and Graziella D. D’Agata Cerulo ’96, M’99 Joseph and Grozdana Chalastra, P'19 Marc and Michele Champigny Gareth M. Charter ’88 and Elizabeth M. Charter ’88 Oreoluwa Zoe Kristianne Cherebin ’19 John Chiaia Caitlin M. Chin ’13 Kenneth and Gloria Chin, P'13, ’02 William B. Chin ’02 and Kristin Chin Lisa Chiras Bradley E. Chleboski ’14 Courtney M. Chmil ’15 Kevin S. Christine ’88 and Cyrene H. Christine Julie Christoph Nicole M. Chrysler ’20 Douglas J. Ciallella ’09 and Caitlin S. Scully Ciallella ’10 Gerald V. Ciccarello ’76 and Debra L. Ciccarello ’76 Kristin Cicero M. J. Cimina ’71 and Monica Cimina John J. Cincotta ’68 and Donna J. Cincotta Michele C. Cioffi ’95 John Civitillo = Leo J. Civitillo ’97 Mitchell D. Clarfield ’82 and Christine Clarfield Katherine Clark ’19 Braelyn T. Clarke Christopher W. Clarke Clarissa Clarke James M. Clarke ’72 and Bernadette Clarke Kerry E Clarke ’18 David M. Clarkson and Amparo Loza-Clarkson, P'19 Cynthia L. Clasen Brian M. Cleary ’90 and Valerie Cleary Brian W. Cleary ’14 Thomas Clements ’09 and Alexandra Clements Matthew R. Cleveland ’10

Catherine T. Clough ’19 Breanna L. Cocuzzo ’20 Elizabeth A. Croney Coetzee ’03 and Johannes Coetzee Francine H. Colavecchio Jody A Cole Thomas and Monica Cole, P'21 Thomas S. Cole, Jr. ’21 John F. Coleman Michael and Alexandra Coleman, P'22 Matthew M. Colimore ’91 and Tiffany H. Colimore Richard L. Colline ’75 and Marguerite R. Colline, P'10, ’03 Julie T. Knoblich Collins ’04 Camryn A. Colonna ’21 Frank and Barbara Colucci, P'07 Michael and Kimberly Connell, P'21 Morgan E. Connell ’21 Brenna Connolly ’18 Christopher W. Connolly ’20 David and Tara Connolly, P'18 Kevin V. Connolly ’68 William H. Connolly, Jr. ’69 and Melinda Connolly Gail Connors Stevenson Courtney H. Connors ’19 Elizabeth A. Connors ’12 Erin J. Connors ’16 Helen I. Connors Keith and Mary Connors, P'19, ’16 Maureen O. Conroy ’87 and Chris Conroy Sean J. Conroy ’94 and Nora G. Daley Conroy ’95 Robert F. Conti ’51 and Jane M. Conti, P'90 Timothy J. Conway ’76 and Kathryn Conway C.D. Cook ’63 and Deborah McAuley, P'93, ’88 Janet K. Cook Jeffrey R. Cook ’93 Lillian Cooke Charles C. Cooper ’19 Samantha E Cooper ’18 Caitlin E. Young Copelan M’12 and Andrew M. Copelan Brianna G. Coppola ’20 Gregory C Coppola, Jr. ’18 Gregory and Angela Coppola, P'20, ’18 Kelly A. Cordes ’19

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Scott and Leslie Cordes, P'19 Kim A. Corkum Francis A. Corr ’60 and Barbara J. Corr Steven J. Corvi, Jr. ’95 and Kim Corvi Brian Cosgrove ’20 Christopher and Maureen Cosgrove, P'20 Lanie H Cosgrove Robert and Mary Janet Costanzo, P'21 James M. Cotter ’64 and Melinda Cotter Emily Cotton Jason and Courtney Courter, P'22 Hugh F. Coyle III ’88 and Jill C. Sutton-Coyle Michael and Michele Coyle, P'21 Robert Coyne Lillian Crager ’19 William C. Crager ’86 and Kathryn Crager, P'19 David L. Cranston Craig and Patricia Crawford Christopher H. Creegan Eric M. Creegan Hugh and Margaret Creegan Hugh and Ellen Creegan, P'20 Kyle P. Creegan Liam M. Creegan ’20 Jason and Kerry Crosby, P'21 John and Brenda Cross John and Maria Crowley, P'19, ’18 Jesus A. Cruz ’21 Kathryn A. Kelleher Culbreth ’02 and Matthew D. Culbreth George and Elizabeth Cultraro, P'20 George F. Cultraro II ’20 Joan M. Cunningham McKenzie A. Cunningham ’21 Charles F. Curran ’21 Elizabeth M. Bower Curran ’00 and Andrew T. Curran Michael C. Curran ’09 and Aileen M. Callahan Curran ’09 Willard F. Currier Christina Chacharone Curzan ’06 and Zachary Curzan Vivian T. Cutrona Joseph R. D’Agostin ’63 and Paula D’Agostin, P'92 Faith M Daley ’18 Erin M. Daly ’06

William J. Daly Patricia M. Damon ’78 Matthew T. Danaher ’14 Emily S Danca ’18 Mikayla H. Daniels ’15 Liam A Daros ’18 Mark T. Daugherty ’14 Cornelius M. Davis III ’13 Travis Day ’16 Zachary J. Dayton Johan de Roos James C. Dean ’81 and Sarah Dean Javier E. Decima Kenneth A Decker Kenneth A. Decker, Jr. Scott and Jennifer Decker Timothy G. Dee ’08, M’14 and Kristen A. D’Alessandro Dee ’08 Robert F. Deerin ’73 Megan M DeFeo ’19 Michael L. DeFeo, P'19 Peter DeFilippo ’94 and Elizabeth DeFilippo Jay R. Degioia ’80 and JoMarie Degioia Dennis C. Degnan ’93 and Tara A. Degnan Francis and Stacey Deignan, P'20 Kiley R. Deignan ’20 David M. Deioma ’92 and Shabe Deioma Kevin T. Del Mauro ’08 and Kimberly R. Murphy ’09 Charles and Theresa Delaney Kevin F. Delaney Joseph and Linda DeLasho, P'18 Anthony J. DeLuca ’83 and Elaine DeLuca James and Ariana DeLucia Frederick C. DeMarco ’66 and Kathy M. DeMarco Dennis M. Denihan ’69 and Eileen Denihan Annemarie Dennen ’19 Kathryn A. Dennen ’83, M’86, P'19, ’15 Stephen Dennis Jason Deramo Lauren E. Desiderio ’04, M’07 Christopher C. Desmarais ’93 and Catherine A. Bassi Desmarais ’93, M’07 Philip and Claudia Desmond, P'08 Steven P. Desmond ’08

Brett J. DeVerna ’17 Richard and Maureen Devine, P'19 Diana A. DeVita ’21 Paola M. DeVita ’83 and Frank L. DeVita, P'21, ’16 Gabriella Di Fatta Gary and Nichole Di Fatta Paulina Di Fatta ’20 Mark D. Diani ’87 and Jacqueline A. Diani Jenna DiBernardo ’10 Katherine M. Dickie Alexa B. Dicomitis ’20 Christopher and Beth Dicomitis, P'20 Kathleen A. Bannan Didio ’92 and Douglas N. Didio Makenna B. Diguilio ’18 Mark and Pamela DiGuilio, P'18 Scott and Barbara DiGuilio Louis J. DiMeo ’60 and Louise DiMeo, P'84 Gabrielle A Diodati ’21 Michele L. Diodati, P'21 Nicola Diodati Jason M. Dion Khadidiatou Diouf ’19 Nancy DiPalma Brittany Dipper Angelo E. Dirienzo Diane M. Doane, P'19 Megan E Dobensky ’18 Timothy M. Doheny ’83 and Kimberly W. Doheny Trent L. Domingos ’15 Liliana Donadio ’92 and James Daigle Paul and Marie Donahue Joan M. Monahan Donaphon ’00 and Mark Donaphon Connor J. Donnelly Kathleen A. Donnelly ’79 Leonard A. Donnelly John T. Donovan ’73 and Deborah S. Donovan Stephen J. Donovan ’86 and Theresa Donovan Ashley E. Doran ’10, M’11 David J. Doran ’59 and Linda Doran Andre D. Dorval ’73 and Maria Dorval, P'07 Daniel L. Douaire ’86 and Janet K. Douaire ’86 Edmond and Pamela Dougherty, P'19 Liam P. Dougherty ’19

Charles J. Douglas ’70 and Paulette Douglas, P'06 Melissa Doutre Bexhet Dovolani ’21 Gerard T. Dowd Lee A. Dowd Emily R Doyle ’21 John M. Doyle ’68 and Mary Doyle Matthew F. Drury ’95 and Nicole E. Fortin Drury ’94 Kyle J. Dube ’17 Anthony W. DuComb ’70 and Robin DuComb David M. Dudish, Jr. ’10 Edward M. Duggan ’84 and Kathleen M. Duggan ’83, P'11 Elizabeth J. Dumas ’21 Robert and Helene Dumas, P'21 Gregory and Meredith Duncan, P'19 Jameson D. Duncan ’20 Kevin M. Duncan ’19 William C. Durborow ’90 and Karen A. Quarto Durborow ’90, P'19 Ronald J. Durie ’68 and Linda Durie Hailey M. Durkin ’21 James and Theresa Durkin, P'21 Mary Ann Dvonch Courtney R. Dye ’20 Robert and Lily Dyer Michael T. Dylag ’78 and Tricia Owens Michael and Stephanie Dziuba, P'21, ’21 Elizabeth Early Kathleen A. Early ’15 Bradley A. Edgar ’01 and Lauren Edgar Bradley and Jillian Edwards, P'20 Joan A. Edwards Lewis Edwards ’20 Suzanne S. Brown Ellery ’87 and Craig A. Ellery Elizabeth M. Ellis ’83 and Robert A. Ellis Jane Ellis Donna Elmquist George J. Elmquist ’21 Joel and Kristie Elmquist, P'21 Omar H. ElSheikh ’21 Joy Emerson James G. Ercolani ’56 Karl Erickson

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Solveig Erickson Nicholas F. Esposito ’20 Timothy and Brenda Esposito, P'20, ’17 Abdulaziz Essa ’21 Andrew D. Esslinger ’57 and Phyllis C. Esslinger Frederick and Denise Evanko Marie Evanko Lawrence J. Fagan ’53 and Mary Ann Fagan Therese Faherty Jose E. Fajardo ’91 and Nancy P. Barrett Barrett-Fajardo ’91, P'20 Andrea C. Bazos Fallon ’04 Linda M. Farrell ’87 Thomas and Catherine Farrell Kelsi E. Farren ’20 Peter T. Fay ’87 and Lisa N. Fay Nicole A. Fede ’16 Caitlin M. Feeney ’03 David L. Feeney ’70 and Kathleen A. Feeney, P'00, ’97 August E. Feliciano ’21 Matias and Lenore Feliciano, P'21 Thomas Fellman Vincent I. Ferrer ’12 Matthew J. Ferriero ’21 Michael and Michelle Ferriero, P'21 Annabelle Field Evan Field Harrison Field Jennifer Field Laura J. Field Searle and Lauralee Field Kristen E. Filicia ’14 Sarah J. Finlayson Patrick and Nancy Finn, P'19 Brendan M. Finnegan ’20 Dawn Finucane Karen L. Fischer, P'20 Jeffery and Vivian Fisher, P'19 Kaitlyn A. Fisher ’19 Hillary C Fitts ’14 John M. Fitz Gerald ’71 and Sandra K. Eubank Brian E. Fitzgerald ’69 and Maria L. Fitzgerald Daniel B. Fitzgerald ’99 and Kristen M. Pienkowski Fitzgerald ’03

Michael P. Fitzgerald ’89 and Kara Fitzgerald Thomas S. Fitzgerald ’92 and Jill A. Demaio J. K. Fitzpatrick ’66 and Eileen A. Fitzpatrick Kathryn Fitzpatrick ’18 Maria P. Fitzpatrick ’85 and Fenton J. Fitzpatrick, P'18 Brian J. Flaherty ’87 and Melanie Flaherty Melissa Flamburis Kevin B. Flanagan Ingrid Flannery John L. Flannery, Jr. ’83 and Tracy E. Flannery Ferron E. Flavors, Jr. ’20 David W. Fleming, Jr. ’17 Thomas S. Fleming ’20 Edward J. Fletcher ’93 and Deirdre Pollack Fletcher ’93 William and Karen Flukey Casey E. Foley ’19 Jacqueline B. Foley Kelly S. Foley ’20 Patrick and Megan Foley, P'20 Thomas and Jacqueline Foley, P'19 David and Bonnie Foncello, P'19 Lina Foncello ’19 Todd and Tracy Ford, P'22, ’20 Travis M. Ford ’20 Rosemary L. Forster ’93 and David R. Forster Michael D. Fox ’68 and Kathie Fox William E Fox ’18 William E. Fox and Elizabeth D. Kilpatrick-Fox, P'18 Joseph and Shirley Frager, P'17 Joseph and Deborah Fraites Lauren S. Fraites ’21 Jon-Paul M. Francini H. B. Franey ’67 and Eleanor S. Franey Robert and Kristin Franger, P'16 Karen M Frank Thomas A. Franko ’69 and Bethany M. Franko Sarah E. Frassetto ’14, M’17 Victor G. Fraulo ’73 and Jeanette Fraulo, P'00, ’99 Douglas F. Freeman ’12 Sanford Friedman Edward and Charlotte Friedt Gregory and Barbara Friedt, P'21

James Fritz and Karen Cassidy-Fritz, P'20 Jordan M Frye ’21 Sarah Fuld Wendy A. Fuller M’03 and Arthur B. Fuller, P'18 Leah E. Furey ’12 Ryan C. Furman ’07 and Kimberly A. Fuchs Furman ’09 Brian and Mary Futo, P'20 Hannah E. Futo ’20 Brooke A Gallagher ’18 J. P. Gallagher ’60 and Catherine Gallagher Jaclyn H Gallagher ’18 James and Darlene Gallagher, P'18 John F. Gallagher ’90 and Kim N. Zagajeski Gallagher ’91, P'22 John P. Gallagher ’92 and Tricia B. Gallagher ’93 Paul and Elisabeth Gallagher, P'18 Jessica A. Galligan-Egan ’91 and William J Egan Paul L. Gallois ’73 and Mary C. Gallois Cynthia Gallucci Jack Gallucci ’21 Tyler Gambardella ’19 Mario and Mireya Garcia, P'20 Mayda A. Garcia ’20 Matthew A. Gardner ’90 Jeannine Garrick ’02 Ernest B. Garrity III ’60 Michael G. Gasparro Timothy J. Gazzini ’07 and Lara K. Hannigan Gazzini ’08 Stephanie M. Geehan ’10 Kathleen A. O’Connell Geiling ’82 and J. Douglass Geiling Frank A. Gentilesco, Jr. ’73 and Gail C. Gentilesco Lisa L. Gentle John K. Gethings ’19 Michael and Colleen Gethings, P'19 Salvatore Gianone ’97 and Stefanie Gianone Gregory and Jacqueline Giardiello, P'20 Nicholas M. Giardiello ’20 Sean M. Gibbons ’91 and Carolyn D. Gibbons ’91, M’91 Cheryl M. Callahan Gibney ’87 and James T. Gibney Caitlin Gilligan ’19 Dennis and Maureen Gilligan, P'19

Jennifer Gilligan Keri Gilligan Lauren Gilligan Michelle Gilligan Robert T. Gillin, Jr. ’92 and Tracy Anselmo Stephen and Patricia Gillis, P'19 Timothy C. Gillis ’19 Natalie Gillispie John F. Gilsenan ’68 and Roberta N. Gilsenan Denise U. Gindhart, P'19 Guy S. Gindhart ’19 Anthony Giordano Michael and Carole Giordano, P'19 Samantha Giordano ’19 Stephanie L Gisriel Grace Goddard ’19 Tony and Kathryn Goddard, P'19 Ana C. Godino Catherine Golder Gregory S. Golub ’91 and Kimberly C. Golub ’94 Samantha J. Goodnow ’13 Kelly A. Gordon ’20 Mikayla R. Goria ’20 Jacqueline P Goudreault ’18 Bethany Gove ’21 Nathaniel and Amy Gove, P'21 Brian and Amy Grabek, P'21 Joanne P. Grabek Nicholas J. Grabek ’21 Stephen Grabek Scott W. Grady, Jr. ’09 James and Joann Graham, P'20 Meaghan R. Graham ’20 Jonathan D. Grant ’09 and Amanda E. Love ’09 Gerald Grasso Christopher M. Grauert ’68 and Debra Grauert Peter and Leila Grauert Jordan V. Greco ’19 Joseph V. Greco and Debra Cavanaugh-Greco, P'19, ’17 Nicolas J. Greco ’17 Dana R. Greenawalt James and Anne Greener, P'14 Edward J. Greenwood ’85, M’97 Ardith M. Greeny

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Deborah Greeny John D. Greeny Danella M. Greer Edward and Megan Grefenstette, P'22 Carol Gregory Mary L. Grenier M’84 and Roger Grenier Matthew M. Greninger ’10 and Jennifer Wasser Jeffrey J. Gromos ’87 and Tsugumi Gromos Dragan Grujic Kevin J. Guinan ’95 and Stacey Guinan Carolyn G. Gunning Aidan Haas ’20 Madison B. Haberl ’19 Holly Habyan ’19 John and Bonnie Habyan, P'19 Katelyn Hahn ’20 Walter P. Halas Emily L Halderson ’20 Thomas J. Hall ’83 and Julia B. Hall ’83 Ian R. Halpin ’20 Peter and Susan Halpin, P'20 John K. Hamel ’68 and Martha L. Hamel, P'00 John and Nancy Hammerer, P'05 John L. Hammond III ’01 and Maggie Hammond Kara J. Lynch Hammond ’03 and Todd Hammond Elizabeth G. Cambria Handler ’88 and Eric E. Handler Courtney B. Hankins ’19 Francis G. Hanley ’58 and Mary Jane Hanley Sean D. Hanlon ’94 Scott W. Hanover Cole W. Hansen ’21 Morgan Hansen ’21 Shanon Hardie Brendan J. Harkin ’19 John and Maureen Harkin, P'19 RJ Harmon Jared Harper ’18 Kaila M. Harpin M’17 Katherine Hammerer Harris ’05 Teresa M. Harris ’88 and George Harris Dwight Harshbarger Brian M. Harvey ’94 and Kristen B. Keating Harvey ’99

John P. Hatala ’21 Robert and Joanna Hatala, P'21 Brian M. Hayes ’92 and Kathy Hayes Christopher M. Haynes ’87 and Janine Haynes Jason L. Hebner ’21 Scott and Laura Hebner, P'21 Robin Heller Sarah T. Herbold ’21 Ryan M. Herlihy ’01 and Erin Herlihy Joseph M. Herman ’80 Suzanne S. Hess ’90 and John Hess James J. Hessel ’70 and Patricia A. Hessel Samantha Hickey William M. Hickey Alison K. Hildenbrand ’05 Stephanie Hill Robert J. Hilliard ’83 and Mary E. Clavin Hilliard ’83 Sharon R. Hillmer Steven F. Hinchey ’73 and Deborah Hinchey Scott and Nancy Hines John and Suzanne Hingher, P'20 Melanie A. Hingher ’20 Bruce and Holly Hoberman James J. Hoefner ’79 and Christine L. Newhall ’79, P'19 Scott D. Hoffman ’96 and Aimee L. Santoro Hoffman ’95 Francine Hogan Stephanie A. Holland ’02 Macey J Hollenshead ’18 Cathryn R. Holman Emily J. Holman ’20 John and Laurie Holt, P'18 Kelly C Holt ’18 Douglas D. Holub Kurt P. Holweger ’82 and Nancy Holweger Michael T. Hone ’87 and Clair F. Hone ’88 Bruce W. Hoover and Mary E. Borgognoni, P'21 Eli J. Hopkins Douglas and Theresa Horn, P'19 Peter S. Horn ’19 Charles D Horning, Jr. ’18 Charles and Marybeth Horning, P'21, ’18 Christopher J. Horning ’11

Kelly A. Horning ’21 Michael and Deborah Horning, P'11 Patrick and Tanya Horning Paul and Virginia Horning Paul J. Horton ’90 and Joy E. Grossman ’89 Amy L. Hosking ’09 Carolann Howard-Kovach Julie E. Hudecek ’13 Karisa R. Hughen ’19 Cassandra J. Hughes ’19 Eileen Hughes John Hughes John Hughes Karen J. Hughes Kathleen M. Hughes Kathleen Hulseman ’19 Paul and Patrice Hulseman, P'19 Thomas J. Hulseman ’87 and Esteban Diaz Jeffrey K. Hussey ’08 and Katie Hussey Paul J. Huston ’82 and Linda A. Huston Anna L. Huthmaker Charles Huthmaker Roland and Dixie Huthmaker Robert F. Hynes ’75 and Marybeth C Hynes Melissa A. Iannucci ’17, M’18 John S. Imor ’19 Catherine Iwanowski Jennifer L. Jacobs ’19 Steven and Marcia Jacobs, P'19 Elizabeth J. Jansen Augustine J. Jarosko ’63, M’64 Paul D. Jarvis Benjamin P. Jaurigue ’90 and Erin Jaurigue Ryan S. Jennings ’00 Nancy Joel Jerry Johnson, Jr. ’84 and Robin C. Johnson Taryn Johnson David Jollon Amy Jones Barbara Ann Jordan Kellen Jordan ’19 Paul and Erin Jordan, P'19 Robert A. Jorlett ’62 and Sylvia Jorlett Patricia M. Joyce ’75 Jean M Jung

Paul K Jung Peter S Jung Joseph K. Juster Tom Kachmarck Marianne E. Maguire Kahn ’99 and Gary P. Kahn Gerard and Charlene Kaiser, P'16 Showky M. Kaldawy ’94 and Nicole Kaldawy James R. Kallio ’90 and Stephanie Kallio Jacqueline S. Kane ’87 George B. Karfiol Eugene D. Karpinski M’59 and Madlyn Karpinski Nicole S. Karwashan ’16 Dagan T. Kasavana ’99 and Lori H. Kasavana Jonathan Kasibabu ’19 Aidas Kavaliauskas ’20 John J. Kavanagh ’58 and Nancy Kavanagh, P'86 Marc and Rachel Kavanagh Katherine Kayser Bricker Maureen Keating Benjamin J. Kebbell ’21 Hunter M. Keech ’20 Michael and Toni Keech, P'20 James and Theresa Keegan Eileen M. Keenan ’19 John and Meghan Keenan, P'19 Judith M. Keenan Kaitlyn M. Keenan ’13 Donald Kein Lauren E. Keith ’08 James and Lucille Kelleher Kevin J. Kelleher ’76 and Mary Pat Hicks Kelleher ’77, P'05, ’02 William J. Kelleher ’92 and Margaret C. Kelleher ’92 Amanda L. Keller ’13 Adam L. Kelley ’95 and Jennifer Kelley Edward and Dorothy Kelley, P'96 Michael T. Kelley ’65 and Susan Kelley Sean and Nancy Kelley Christopher O. Kelly Michael J. Kelly ’65 and Ann Kelly Raymond J. Kelly ’75 and Maureen Kelly Charles J. Kemp '03 Alexia Kennedy Sanchez ’02 Karyn A. Kennedy ’02

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Austin E. Kenyon ’20 John and Kathryn Kenyon, P'20 Matthew C. Kessler ’08 Edward and Anita Kiernan, P'92 Edward F. Kiernan III ’92 and Elizabeth Kiernan Ellen D. Sarosy Kiernan ’03 Barbara P. Kiggins ’85 and John D. Kiggins Colin B. Kiley ’71 and Elizabeth Kiley Connor T. Kim '17 Robert C. King ’80 and Cynthia B. Binkunski King ’80 Susan R. King M’73 and Michael C. King Drew M. Kingsley ’07 Jon and Trishawn Kipp Thomas M. Kirchner ’84 and Robin M. Kirchner Janet M. Kirpan Lawrence and Julie Kirshner, P'22 Harrison J Klas Joseph H. Klauder Julia B. Kleczkowski ’20 John and Jacquelyn Klee Robert A. Kleinert Scott and Frances Knights Charles and Joni Knostman, P'17 Jacob W. Knostman ’17 Jeffrey and Diane Knuth, P'21 Erka Kodra ’20 Jennifer A. Kohl ’89 and Cyrus Harrison Patricia J. Kohl Paul M Kolich Anna K. Komer ’21 Louis and Vida Komer, P'21 William and Marilyn Kortkamp Michelle F. Kowalski ’15 Gary and Sharon Kozak, P'18 Edward Krajewski Brian Kramer Samantha E. Kramer ’20 Tara Kramer Steven W. Kraus Ryan C. Krebs ’13 and Margaret K. Osmulski ’14 Phillip J. Kreski ’81 and Denise Kreski Todd J. Kress Andrea Krill ’05 and Brian Krill

Mark and Kimberly Krivitsky, P'21 Victoria M. Krivitsky ’21 John Krug Colleen S. Sindall Kruse ’04 and John P. Kruse Thomas Krygier M’80 Kristin Kunnapas ’20 Michael and Rosamaria Kurata, P'14 Kevin O. Kuryla ’88 and Jennifer J. Kuryla Anthony V. Labesky, Jr. ’68 and Margaret A. Labesky Anthony and Christina Labetti, P'21 Francesco R. Labetti ’21 Louis A. Laccavole, Jr. ’71 and Joyce Laccavole Erica LaGrow Melissa N. Laible ’16 Juliana R. Lally ’20 Donna LaM’19 David and Mary Lamberti, P'20 Lucille Lamberti Rachel I. Landry ’21 Kendra R. Landy ’19 Kenneth C. Landy and Teresa J. Opalacz, P'19 Eugene and Kimberly Langan, P'20 Kelly A. Langan ’20 Michael T. Langan ’79 Kenneth F. Lanifero ’71 and Patricia Lanifero Jose A. Lara ’15 Mary Laramore, P'06 Monica M. Schoeplein Larson ’89 and Eric J. Larson Sara LaTerza Russell C. Laub ’07 Brendan and Rose Lavelle, P'20 Claire R. Lavelle ’20 Olivia Lavelle Thomas H. Lavelle James A. Laviolette ’17 Patrick L Lawler ’18 Robert J Lawler III ’16, M’18 Amanda E. Laws Kathy J. Lazear ’78 Alana G. Leahy ’19 Kevin P. Leahy and Diane Barbieri, P'19 Christopher Leavay ’95 and Kerri A. Leavay Maureen T. Lee ’80

William P. Lee ’82 and Ann Marie Lee Alonde C. LeGrand ’21 Mindy S. Leher Sam Lehman Molly M. Leidig ’14 Susan Leighton Eric F. Lemieux ’83 and Suzanne B. Lemieux ’83, P'18 Joseph and Grace Lenahan, P'20 Tara M. Lenahan ’20 Gerry W. Leonard Andrew S. Leone ’17 Joseph G. Leone Vincent and May Leone, P'17 Lawrence A. Lessing III ’59 and Peggy Lessing, P'05 Stephen M. Lessing ’76 and Sandra M. Lessing David and Elizabeth Lewis, P'21 Samantha L. Lewis ’21 Renee N. L’Heureux ’10, M’11 Morton and Linda Lichtman Caitlin C. Liguori ’11 Margaret A. Liguori ’16 Steven R. Liguori II ’09 Jane R. Rehanek Limperopulos ’77 and William Limperopulos, P'13 Mary Alice Limperopulos ’13 Kristina J. Lingo ’11 Bruce A. Linsky ’64 Jeffrey G. Littell ’08 and Megan P. Krueger ’08 Rita G. Lloyd Bethany L. Loffredo ’06, M’09 Irene Logan Shannon L. Logan ’06, M’08 Emily K. Lombardi ’20 Robert and Kimberly Lombardi, P'20 Daniel J. Loparco ’73 and Debra A. Loparco Kristin E. Anderson Lopez ’04 Robert J. LoPinto ’14 and Kelly A. Romano LoPinto ’11 Kerry J. Lowth ’14 Thomas and Cheryl Lozowski, P'20 Taylor N. Lucas ’20 Thomas and Teresa Lucas, P'20 David and Carra Lucibello, P'21 William Lunham

Brittany D Lynch Eileen Lynch Karen L. Lynch ’91 and Timothy Lynch Katherine Lynch ’18 Kelly Lynch Liam D. Lynch ’19 Mary Claire Lynch Michael and Karen Lynch, P'19 Roger M. Lynch ’63 and Nancy Lynch, P'95 Mel and Jean MacDonald, P'22 Lev H. Macht-Greenberg ’16 Katie L. Mackay ’11 Alexandria G. Madden ’21 David J. Madden, P'21 Thomas M. Madden ’84 and Mary H. Madden, P'17 Grace C. Maggio ’19 Allan E. Magid ’21 Julie A. Maguire, P'21 Meghann K. Maguire ’21 Christina M. Maher ’20 Brian P. Mahoney ’78 and Constance C. Mahoney ’79 Bryan C. Mahoney ’05 Annette Makstela Timothy M. Malay ’94 and Megan Maley Diane M. Malichio ’87 and Joseph Malichio Scott M. Malone ’97 Richard F. Maloney ’67 Robert S. Mals ’71 and Michele Mals Erin Mammele ’19 Michael and Amanda Mammele, P'19 Amy L. Markowitz Mancini ’97 and Joshua Mancini John J. Manganiello ’97 and Kristina M. Manganiello Brian Mangiaracina Rick S. Manou Herbert W. Marache IV ’17 John and Patti Margres, P'20 Emily D. Mariano ’20 Mark and Sharie Marich Tana Markel Robert L. Marko ’72 Alisha N Marshall ’19 Matthew A. Marshall ’19

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L John and Barbara Martinelli, P'18 Lauren N Martinelli ’18 Francis J. Marx, Sr. ’76, P'04 Hugh and Carolyn Mason, P'20 Laura J Mason ’20 Emma M. Matlach ’21 Olaf Matlach and Cordula Maltach, P'21 Paige E. Matteo ’12 John and Kathleen Matthews Maclaine D. Matties ’17 Kayla May Liam P. McAuliffe ’21 Sean T. McAuliffe ’83 and Susan McAuliffe Timothy J. McAuliffe ’90 and Susan C. McLaughlin McAuliffe ’90, P'21 Bernadette A. McCarthy Elizabeth M. McCarthy Perry F. McCarthy ’19 Rory I. McCarthy ’04 and Jennifer H. Clough McCarthy ’04 Thomas F McCarthy Edward J. McCauley Brian T. McCloskey ’95 and Maridel M. Mauleon McCloskey ’95 Carly J. McCullough ’10 James and Annmarie McDade, P'20 Shannon M. McDade ’20 Anif I. McDonald ’16 John and Catherine McDonald Brenna J. McDonnell ’21 Daniel and Staci McDonnell, P'21 Danielle L. McDonnell M’04 Tracy L. McEvoy Brian M. McGarvey ’02 and Kathryn B. Rafferty McGarvey ’02 Susan E. Rueter McGinley ’95 and Patrick McGinley Finnley B McGinnis ’21 Ryan K. McGirr ’03 and Meghan C. Coughlin McGirr ’03 Matthew McGlinchey ’21 Matthew R. McGoldrick ’01 and Caroline McGoldrick Sean B. McGonigle ’08 Harold and Lesley McGovern, P'20

Harrison C. McGovern ’20 Frederick and Rosalind McGrail, P'09 T. C. McGreevy ’97 George A. McGregor, P'89 George K. McGregor ’89 and Susan R. McGregor Angelina K McGuire ’18 Donald and Stephanie McGuire, P'21 Helen H. McGuire, P'02 John and Theresa McGuire Julia R. McGuire ’20 Matthew G. McGuire ’93 Matthew and Vivian McGuire, P'20 Maximiliano McGuire ’21 Kyle McHenry Kara A. McHugh Marcy J. McIvor Sean McKee ’20 Amanda C. McKenna ’17 Christopher McKenna ’86 and Jill McKenna Danielle M. McKenna ’17 Dennis and Teresa McLaughlin, P'21 Haleigh J. McLaughlin ’21 James D. McLaughlin ’64 and Jane F. McLaughlin Kevin J. McLaughlin Kristen M McLaughlin ’18 Matthew C. McLaughlin ’89 and Amy McLauglin Neal J. McLaughlin John J. McLean ’55 and Angela T. McLean Monika McLennan Stephen McLoughlin Stephen T. McLoughlin ’21 Andrew J. McMahon ’89 and Jennifer J. McMahon ’89, P'19, ’13 Robert M. McMahon ’87 and Kristin D. Dodge McMahon ’87, P'21, ’20 William F. McMahon III ’93 and Katie McMahon William P. McMenamin III ’20 Kaley B. McMullen ’19 Sean and Debra McMullen, P'19 Alyssa L. McNally ’20

Christopher J. McNamara ’07 Joseph J. McNamara ’60 and Eleanore McNamara Matthew S. McNeill ’13, M’15 Daniel T. McNichol ’86 and Roseann McNichol Kevin F. McNiff and Elizabeth R. Mahon, P'19 Robert J. McNiff ’19 Paul P. McSherry ’98 and Katrina Kelly-McSherry John C. Meditz ’70 H. D. Megaw ’66 Christopher Mele Alec M. Melotto ’19 Richard T. Mendler ’83 and Maria Mendler Cynthia Meringer ’19 William and Donna Meringer, P'19, ’09 Herman and Elizabeth Merino, P'21 Samantha A. Merino ’21 Anthony W. Merola ’74 and Wendy Merola Gordon C. Merten Alysse T. Merullo ’10 Arion Mete ’21 Shpetim and Meleke Mete, P'21 Wassef Methnani ’21 Jacqueline M. Metz ’97 James and Christine Meyer, P'20 Bridget H Miles ’18 Daniel and Ellen Miles, P'18 Nicole D. Miles ’15 John C. Milewski ’69 Matija Milin ’19 Philip R. Miller ’70 and Ginny Miller Marjorie Mills Richard and Lisa Minice, P'11 Sarah E. Minice ’11, M’13 Robert C. Minion ’85 and Katherine G. Minion ’86 Maureen L. Minnick ’94 = Steven H. Minnick ’94 Samuel A. Mitchell ’11 Taylor M. Mitchell ’19 Todd and Diana Mitchell, P'19

Christiane A. Adornato Mitzak ’87 and Anthony Mitzak Anthony G. Mixcus ’75 and Mary C. Mixcus, P'16, ’07 John M. Monahan ’71 and Agatha V. Monahan Mary Monahan Matthew S. Monahan ’90 and Veronica Monahan Lisa A. Mondani ’05 Joshua Monks John W. Monroe ’90 and Mary A. Cavanaugh Shireyll J. Moore ’09 Zane and Amy Moore, P'22 Connie Moran Linda Z. Moran Kylie S More ’18 Donald and Kerry Morelli, P'21 Meagan S. Morelli ’21 Cindy S. Morgan ’84 and Dan Morgan Aileen K. Morley-McLaughlin ’20 Andrew and Sharyn Morrison, P'20 Brett Morrison ’20 Donald and Suzanne Morrison, P'13 Kathleen Morrison Fida Mouawad ’21 Ryan M. Moynihan ’17 Tod and Robin Moynihan, P'17 Aleksandra Mucibabic Lindsay E. Martin Muldoon ’04 and Brian Muldoon James and Deborah Mulhall, P'19, ’18 John H. Mullen ’06 Mark J. Mullen ’99 Robert J. Mulqueen ’72 and Peggy B. Mulqueen Allan Munzenmaier Alan Murchie Alayne Murphy Gerald J. Murphy ’73 Patrick J. Murphy ’91 Robert J. Murphy, Jr. ’71 Samuel Murphy ’19 Andrew P Murray ’18 Anne E. Murray

Dennis Murray Dennis and Lisa Murray, P'18, ’09 Phillip and Barbara Murray, P'21 Ryan M. Murray ’21 Andrew N. Murrow ’20 Paul A. Musico ’74 and Joanmarie Musico Christina Needham Ian M Nelson ’20 Jeffrey and Anne Nelson, P'18 John and Charlene Nelson, P'20 Travis R. Nelson ’08 Tyler Nelson ’18 Dino and Lynn Nerney, P'20 Phillip J. Neugebauer ’91 and Elizabeth K. Neugebauer ’91 Eden E Nibbelink ’21 Caroline Nichols Timothy D. Nick ’87 and Kristin S. Sanderson Nick ’87 Alison B. Nieto ’02 and Miguel Nieto Kyle L. Nisson Angelo Nitti Maria E. Nitti ’21 Michael and Kara Nitti, P'21 Thomas C. Nolan ’19 Spencer J Noonan ’18 = Steven and Lisa Noonan, P'18 Marcus H. Nordgard, Jr. ’19 Kelley M. Brady Novakovich ’12 and Matthew Novakovich Alexander T. Nowicki ’17 Diane Oakley ’75 Edward F. O’Brien ’73 Florine P. O’Brien James and Karen O’brien, P'20 Joseph E. O’Brien and Janetmary Lenahan, P'19 Megan K. O’Brien ’15 Thomas R. O’Brien ’60 and Midge O’Brien, P'96, ’95, ’90 John F. O’Connell ’55, P'89, ’84 Mark C. O’Connor ’15 Patricia M. O’Connor ’89 Thomas B. O’Connor ’75 and Mary Lou Z. O’Connor ’83, P'09, ’01

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Lisa H. Henley O’Dell ’86 and Steven E. O’Dell Peter F. Odlum '67 and Denise T. Odlum Barry J. O’Driscoll ’00 Elliott and Santhea Ogden, P'16 Katie S. O’Grady ’87 and Dennis O’Grady Gerard J. O’Hara ’90 and Barbara R. O’Hara Thomas M. O’Hara Kevin P. O’Keefe ’95 and Jenna L. Cardone ’97 Patrick F. O’Keefe ’84 and Karen O. O’Keefe ’84, P'15 Lacey J. Olaff ’20 Pamela Olaff Patrick J. O’Leary, Jr. ’73 Elias Oliphant ’20 Jeffrey and Erika Oliphant, P'20 Donald J. O’Meara, Jr. ’88 and Nidhi D. O’Meara, P'21 Connor C. O’Neill ’16 Joseph S. O’Neill ’77 Kelsey O’Neill ’21 Michael and Donna O’Neill, P'21 Patricia D. O’Neill Bradley Orban ’18 Biff J. O’Reilly ’80 and Jeanne A. Arrigoni O’Reilly ’82, P'11 Stephen and Janice Orlando Michael J. O’Rourke ’74 and Ann Celeste O’Rourke John E. O’Shaughnessy ’76 and Josephine O’Shaughnessy Richard M. O’Shea, Jr. ’98 Paul and Lucille Ostensen, P'21 Sara T. Ostensen ’21 Turid Ostensen Paul T. O’Toole Sarah T. O’Toole ’17 Lindsey Owen Adrienne W. Williamson Oziemblewski ’99 and Eric Oziemblewski John F. Packhem and Donna Lafontaine, P'18 Mary Ann Palazzi M’88 Michael J. Palazzi ’81 and Mary M. McCormack Palazzi ’80, P'13, ’10 Anthony and Venus Pallotto, P'18 Destinee A Pallotto ’18 Anthony and Lisa Palmeri, P'20

Arianna N. Palmeri ’20 Jeffrey and Mary Panara, P'18 Nicholas J Panara ’18 Alexander J. Papa ’09 and Daria L. Anuskiewicz Papa ’09 Christine R. Fryer Paprocky ’96 and Raymond F Paprocky Michael D. Paradise ’94 and Sonja T. Paradise ’95 Courtney M. O’Connor Parker ’07 Dave Parker Robert J. Parmach ’98 Jon S. Pascale ’75 and Eleanor Pascale Christopher Pascucci Michael and Jocelyn Pascucci Laura Taylor Pasternak ’97 and Steve Pasternak Darlynne Patrignelli ’07 David J. Patterson Erin P. Patton ’94 Stephanie Pecora Kim M. Pedersen, P'21 Lucas M. Pedersen ’21 Tessa A. Pedevillano ’19 Todd A. Pelazza, P'17 Frank and Patricia Perazzini Corinne E. Persichetti ’19 Mark L. Persichetti, P'19 Barry and Linda Peters, P'18 Riley F Peters ’18 Thomas J. Peters ’12 Catherine M. Petitti ’17 Connie M. Petrillo C ’67 Robert A. Piazza ’71, P'04 Hannah G. Pike M’18 Jenna A Pike ’18 Sharon Pike, P'18 Adonis Pil Apollo and Lynette Pil, P'20 Jessica Pil ’20 Linda L. Piliero ’78 and Joseph A. Piliero Zoran Piljevic Charles and Joanne Piluso, P'19, ’10 Rudolph V. Pino, Jr. ’73 and Mary Ann Pino, P'05, ’01 Rudolph V. Pino ’05 and Karalee C. Rovelli Pino ’05, M’13 Laura S. Pitaniello ’89 and Stephen Pitaniello

Edward J. Planeta, Jr. ’86 Sara M. Plowman ’19 Fernando Poletta Christopher Polletta ’21 Vincent Polletta and Debra A. Cassidy, P'21 Emily A. Polsinello ’21 Frank and Lisa Polsinello, P'21 Gregory T. Polzer ’68 and Janet N. Polzer Kathleen Ponesse Margaret A. Ponesse Austin J. Pope ’20 David and Barbara Pope, P'20, ’18 Brendan J. Potter ’86 and Kimberlee C. Potter ’86 Elizabeth A. Powers ’20 Robert and Jane Powers, P'20 Gregory Prasker Samuel and Stephanie Prasker Mackenzie L. Bruno Pretty ’00 and Thomas S. Pretty D. S. Price Dennis and Barbara Prinos Diana R. Prinos ’20 William J. Pritz ’67 Dani Profita Danielle L. Profita ’21 Andrew J. Provencher ’87 and Dawn W. Provencher ’87 Jason and Kathy Psirogianes, P'19 Taylor P. Psirogianes ’19 Thomas F. Purcell ’71 Lindsey Quentin Thomas C. Quick ’77 Brendan K. Quinn ’19 Caitlin M. Quinn ’07 David D. Quinn, P'19 John T. Quinn Kyle and Patricia Quinn, P'19, ’16 Maeve E. Quinn ’16 Nora O. Quinn ’19 Patricia M. Quinn, P'19 Stephen and Elizabeth Quinn, P'07 Julia Quiroga Davor and Stojanka Radulovic, P'20 Djurdja Radulovic Jelena Radulovic

Sonja Radulovic ’20 Kevin J Radziewicz ’18 Steven and Pamela Radziewicz, P'18 Lawrence C. Rafferty ’64 and Barbara Rafferty, P'03 Brendon and Debbie Rahurahu, P'20 Jordan E. Rahurahu ’20 Jonathan A. Raj ’13 Michael P. Raneri ’88 and Laura L. Raneri Kurt R. Raschi ’73 and Catherine Riordan Sarah A. Ratchford Lauren A. Raygoza Katherine E. Reardon ’10 Thomas M. Reardon III ’86 Michael F. Redden ’75 and Irene Redden Jonathan P. Reddy ’96 and Megan D. Diffley Reddy ’96, M’02 Adeline M. Reilly ’14 Megan E. Reilly ’12 William B. Reilly ’92 and Keri M. Reilly David P. Renehan ’65 and Elizabeth Renehan David M. Repetto ’79 and Michele Repetto, P'15 Mark J. Resnick ’94 and Coleen P. Campbell Resnick ’94 Dylan G. Reynolds ’20 Maggie Reynolds ’21 Paul and Jill Reynolds, P'20 Thomas and Chris Reynolds, P'21 Lauryn N. Rhinehart ’21 James Riccobono Christopher S. Richards ’06 Paul Richter Ronald A. Riescher, Sr. ’63 and Kathleen Riescher Adam J. Riestis ’19 Donald J. Rinaldi ’60 and Diana M. Rinaldi, P'89 Justin M. Rindos ’05 and Nicole A. Panza Francis J. Rio, Jr. ’63 and Mary Ann Rio, P'02 John and Karin Riordan, P'19 Parker A. Riordan ’19 Faye Rispoli Frank and Cheryl Rispoli, P'21 Robert W. Ritter ’61 and Judith B. Ritter Richard and Melissa Rizzitano, P'19 Fernando and Maria Robayo, P'21 Fernando A. Robayo ’21

AT H L E T I C S H O N O R R O L L Madison L. Roberts ’19 Virginia R. Roberts Rick and Kate Robertson James K. Robinson, Sr. John P Robinson ’18 Joyce Robinson Katherine E Robinson ’18 Katie J. Robinson ’89 and James D. Robinson Michael T. Robinson ’75 and Nancy Robinson Robert and Linda Robinson Ruth Robinson Joanne M Rocco James M. Roche ’88 and Wendy Roche Jeffrey Rodgers ’19 Scott and Dorothy Rodgers, P'19 Gary and Fiona Rodrigues, P'18 Gregory A. Rodrigues Joseph G Rodrigues ’18 Thomas J. Rodth ’66 and Nancy C. Rodth Carren M. Dolan Rogan ’90 and Patrick Rogan Richard A. Rogers Taylor J. Rogers ’20 Charles J. Roland ’62 and Loretta A. Roland, P'97 David C. Romans ’91 and Kristyn E. Romans Taylor A. Rooke ’10 and Allison Rooke Kory Rosen Marc and Marisa Rosen, P'21 Zoe Rosen ’21 Ellen Rosofsky Roberta Rossi Kevin J. Rowe Maxine V. Rubin Michael and Jennifer Rubin, P'21 Mikayla C. Rubin ’21 John and Shelly Rudeen, P'19 Taylor M. Rudeen ’19 Aileen P. Rueter ’03 Ryan J Ruff ’21 Cynthia Ruggerio ’84 and John S. Anooshian Garry Rupp Mark and Debra Russell, P'18 Olivia Russell ’18 Danielle S. Russo ’13 Joseph A. Russo, Jr. ’69 and Helen M Russo Daniel P. Ryan ’20

John and Amy Ryan, P'19 John S. Ryan ’74 and Joanne P. Ryan ’74 Lindsay M. Ryan ’09 and Tara E. Flaherty ’10 Mark and Karen Ryan, P'21 Monica C. Ryan Ronan G. Ryan ’96 and Kara M. D’Ambrosio Ryan ’97 Shannon P. Ryan ’21 Thomas H. Ryan ’19 William and Gloria Ryan William and Ruth Ryan, P'20 David Sacco ’18 Christine Sailer Mary E. Tortora Sakowich ’00 and Michael L. Sakowich Karen M. Salerno ’92 and Steven A. Salerno Marc E. Salerno ’94 and Kathleen Salerno Phyllis A. Salerno Donald F. Salomone ’72 and Kathleen Salomone Jacob A. Salpietro ’16 Jeffrey H. Samilson ’77 and Treacy Samilson Bradley J. Sanders Daniel T. Sanders ’95 and Amy Sanders Shahin and Kathleen Sanjar Fabrizio Santolamazza ’21 Hannah Santos Ricky and Joan Sasso Christi Sauter Philip D. Schacter ’05 John Schaefer E. Stephen Scharetg John H. Scharfenberg, P'17 Melissa A. Powers Schellinkhout ’00 and Dustin Schellinkhout Robert and Twody Schless Paul C. Schlickmann Erika L. Schlosser ’20 Jay and Lisa Schlosser Martin and Isabelle Schnider, P'20, ’17, ’12 Kandiss K. Kulp Schrader ’00 and Dean C. Schrader Catharine A. Schreiber ’21 Christopher and Elizabeth Schreiber, P'21 Kristin K. Schulz M’11 Maxine Schuman C. W. Schumann ’62 and Jeanne Schumann

Michael S. Schwartz ’98 and Lisa M. Fusco Tatum Y. Schwartz ’17 Walter G. Schwartz ’87 and Chris M. Schwartz ’88, P'17 Diane Scinto Dorothy A. Scinto Laura E. Scinto Paul Scinto David R. Scrivines Stephen and Christine Secora, P'21 Karen Segel Jerome P Segura ’18 Donald and Margaret Seminara, P'11 Kevin Senghore Petersson ’21 Charles R. Serpa ’16 Gregory and Camille Servodidio Alison Sexton Alexander Shabecoff ’19 Cameron M. Shalkowski ’15 Amy R. Shanle ’97 Jodie A. Kuczarski Shannon ’99 and John Shannon Vashon A. Shannon Matthew J. Sharpe ’19 William and Kathleen Sharpe, P'19 John P. Shashaty ’21 Danielle M. Shea ’19 Robert R. Shea ’68 Joseph M. Sheahan ’19 Joseph and Melissa Sheahan, P'19 Michael J Sheahan Brendan J. Sheehan ’90 and Yen Sheehan Paul A. Sheehy ’85 and Nicole E. Sheehy Timothy P. Sheridan ’83 and Brenda D. Sheridan Barry and Lynn Sherman Samantha N. Sherman ’14 Tyler Shibles ’20 Michael and Lisa Siddall, P'15 Thomas M. Siddall ’15 Thomas E. Sidie ’71 and Karen Sidie, P'10 Rachel L Sieber ’18 Jonathan P. Signore ’19 Stephen R. Signore A ’02 and Teresa Signore, P'19 Katelyn A. Silk ’21 Brook L. Sillart ’21

Douglas and Iva Sillart, P'21 Alexandria Hein Sillo ’11 and Anthony Sillo Robert Silvestri ’76 and Debra Silvestri Diallo F. Simon-Ponte ’20 Gerald and Judith Simons Ann M. Welch Simpson ’76 and Thomas D. Simpson Philip M. Sinisgalli ’67 and Katherine Sinisgalli John T. Sinnott Paul J. Skibniewski ’93 and Julie Skibniewski Jason Skruck Kennedy D. Slater ’21 Erin T. Slifer Allison K. Sloan ’19 Dennis and Kathleen Sloan, P'19 Jenna C. Slowey ’14 Helen Smaldone Colleen Smith Deirdre M. Smith Frances Millar Smith ’01 and Shawn Smith J Blair Smith ’18 John D. Smith ’85 and Julia M. Smith ’86, P'14, ’12 Joseph and Patricia Smith Megan L. Smith ’21 Riley B. Smith ’17 William E. Smith ’54 Mary Smyth ’18 David and Marcella Soldatic, P'19 Mark D. Soldatic ’19 Andrea Soler Joseph C. Solimine ’89 and Anne C. Solimine Joseph and Joan Solimine, P'89 Michael B. Sparks ’20 Michael and Laurie Spaziano, P'22 Ivey Lee C. Speight, Jr. ’12 Ann M. Spencer C ’88 Charles Spencer = Mark and Angela Sperry, P'15 Tristan O. Sperry ’15 Michael J. Spicer ’75 and Kathleen Spicer Jake Springer Mariel A. Staffier ’21 Michael S. Stamer Jessica E. Stand ’10 David I. Stanley ’66 and Catherine Stanley

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Vincent and Jeanne Tomkalski Jeronimo Tongson Scott E. Torello ’95 and Alyson M. French Torello ’94 Eileen Torres Caitlin E. Townsend ’13, M’14 William Townsend ’21 William A. Townsend and Carmen I. Font, P'21 Kevin and Margaret Tracy, P'16 Michael F. Trafecante M’01 and Mary Beth Trafecante, P'22, ’21, ’19 Michael J. Trainor ’87 and Mary H. Trainor Danielle A. Tringali ’20 Michael and Tracy Tringali, P'20 Christopher J. Trombino ’11 Maximilian A. Trunz ’11 George and Jody Tsangaris, P'22 Athas H. Tsigas John and Clare Tsigas, P'21 Nicholas A. Tsigas ’21 Lauren A. Tucker ’10 Panciera Tucker Jayne Tully ’21 Timothy and Marianne Tully, P'21 Thomas R. Turkel Mary Twill Darcie Tymon Jake Tymon ’20 Lauren A. Uhr ’02 Amanda C. Ulzheimer ’20 Gary and Michelle Ulzheimer, P'20 Ingrid Ulzheimer Carmine and Mary Frances Urciuoli, P'19 Thomas C. Urciuoli ’19 Timothy R. Valente ’17 Brian K. Valentine and Kirstin K. Schoonover, P'21 Jacqueline Valentine Dorothy T. Vallee, P'07 Jose Vega ’88 and Elizabeth J. Vega Paul C. Vegliante ’87 and Carolyn B. Vegliante ’88 Eileen M. Veith Elizabeth M. Vendel Jonas Simon Vergin ’21 Victoria A. Vesce ’17 Stephanie E. Vickers ’17

Scott and Elizabeth Vincens, P'19 Olivia M. Vita ’16 Lawrence and Donna Vitulano, P'09 Emily A. Vlass ’19 Julie Vlass Brian Wacha Aimee V. Wagner ’02 James and Kathleen Wahlig, P'20 Jennifer L. Wahlig ’20 Elizabeth A. Walker Robert and Beatrice Wall Todd K. Walles Debra D. Walsh ’88 and Christopher Walsh Delaney E Walsh ’21 John and Dorene Walsh, P'19, ’19, ’10 Kevin Walsh ’19 Margaret A. Walsh ’19 Matthew J. Walsh ’19 Thomas J. Walsh III ’78 and Mary Walsh Timothy and Mary Walsh, P'19, ’13 W. K. Walsh ’60, P'85 Willliam F. Walsh Timothy Walters ’82 and Wendy Walters Katherine M. Walton ’82, P'14 Cierra D. Ward Harry and MaryAnn Warner Keith Wasylik Justin S Wazaney ’20 Norman and Beth Wazaney, P'20 James D. Wehr ’79 and Teresa M. Wehr Bridget M. Weill ’19 Gary and Nancie Weill, P'19, ’17 Joseph H. Weinkam '93 and Laura J. Weinkam John C. Welch, Sr. ’54 and Joan Welch, P'80 Kevin G. Welch ’93 and Frances T. Welch ’93 Isabella M Wemett ’21 Johannes W. Westenberg, P'12 Drew C. Westford ’21 Nicholas E. Weyant ’21 Dennis and Courtney Whalen Charles and Victoria Whipple, P'22 Hailey E. White ’20 John and Judith White, P'20 Thomas E. White ’84 and Ann White Zachary J. White ’20

Grace-Ann C. Whitney Tina M. Cerbone Whyte ’98 and Brian Whyte Matthew D. Wilcox ’00 and Sarah Wilcox Randall M. Wilhelm '07 Taylor R. Wilkes ’13 Mitchell S Williams ’18 Scott and Carmela Williams, P'18 Theron and Dana Williams, P'19 Michael J. Wilson ’76 and Laura P. Wilson, P'18 Michelle P Wilson ’18 William T. Wilson ’79 and Malissa Wilson Kate Winkler Joseph and Michele Winters, P'15 Jillian B. Winwood ’21 Richard and Jeanie Winwood, P'21 Susan C. Wolstenholme, P'09 Kelly Wood Robert W. Wood ’90 and Elizabeth Wood Andrew E. Woodtli ’87 and Beth Woodtli Nicholas Wormley Claudia T. Worotikan ’20 Peter Wrabel Michael Wynn Robert A. Wynn Thomas J. Wynn ’91 and Patricia H. Wynn ’90 Mike and Kimberly Yonko Colleen R. Young ’20 Linda S. Yowell Edward J. Zadravec ’59 and Nancy A. Zadravec, P'87 Francis J. Zaino ’66 and Dale-Beth Zaino, P'11, ’96 Timothy V. Zaino ’96 and Noreen C. Zaino Kathleen Zappola Jacob M. Zaranek ’21 Michael and Amy Zaranek, P'21 Richard Zaranek Nadav J. Zarmi ’21 Kenneth and Elizabeth Zeng, P'19 Timothy P. Zeng ’19 Brent and Debra Ziegler, P'13 Olivia R. Ziegler ’13 Frank Zingaro Michael Zook Phillip Zyskowski ’20 = Deceased

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