Gonzaga Lacrosse Media Guide 2024

GONZAGA LACROSSE 2024 MEDIA GUIDE

Dear Gonzaga College High School Lacrosse Family,

As we embark on another exciting season of Gonzaga Eagles lacrosse, I am filled with gratitude for the unwavering support and dedication from our community. It is with great pleasure that I extend a warm welcome to players, families, alumni, faculty, and fans alike.

First and foremost, I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to each and every one of you for your continued support of our program. Your passion, encouragement, and commitment to our team are truly the driving forces behind our success. Together, we form a tight-knit community united in our love for the game and our school.

As we look ahead to the season, I am filled with enthusiasm and optimism for what lies ahead. Our goal is clear: to pursue excellence both on and off the field. We are hungry and we are dedicated to achieving nothing short of the WCAC championship, and we will work tirelessly to make that dream a reality. However, our aspirations extend beyond mere victories. We aim to cultivate a culture of integrity, discipline, and resilience, instilling in our young men the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and perseverance.

At Gonzaga, we are not only shaping athletes but also nurturing individuals who are committed to serving others. Our mission goes beyond the game; it is about developing “men for others” who embody the Jesuit ideals of being men of competence, conscience, and compassion. Through our actions both on and off the field, we strive to make a positive impact on the lives of those around us and to be a beacon of hope and inspiration in our community.

Specifically for this season I have asked the young men in our program to rally around three messages.

1. Work hard and go the extra mile.

2. Be humble and ask questions.

3. Say YES to every opportunity.

Operating under these principles is what will differentiate us. It is who we are – and who we must continue to be –to enable our program and community to continue to grow.

I am confident that with the talent, dedication, and character of our players, combined with the unwavering support of our community, we will achieve great things this season. Together, let us embrace the challenges that lie ahead with determination, courage, and humility.

Thank you once again for your continued support and commitment to Gonzaga lacrosse.

Go Eagles!

Sincerely,

Jeff King Head Coach, Gonzaga College High School Lacrosse

The Jesuit Tradition

Jesuits and education. These two words combined denote excellent preparation for young people anywhere in the world. Jesuits and their lay colleagues seek to bring to full expression the talents of young people within the Christian tradition in their schools.

This has been the case in Washington since 1821, when Gonzaga’s venerable predecessor, the Washington Seminary, was founded. In 1858, the name changed to Gonzaga College when President Buchanan signed the Act of Congress incorporating the school legally. Then, the school was located on F Street, N.W. It moved to North Capitol and Eye Streets, N.W. in 1871. Throughout that whole time, the school sought, and seeks, to help young people grow towards religious, intellectual and social maturity.

The Spirit of Gonzaga

Committing itself to a downtown location in the 1960s, Gonzaga serves a uniquely diverse student body, from all points of the compass. Students come here, and with the best advice and help, construct their own schedule of learning which will best help them develop their strengths. These include, for our students, commitment to the teachings of Jesus Christ, dedication to academic excellence, personal service to other people, especially those in need, and deep and fulfilling involvement in sporting and other co-curriculars

At Gonzaga there is a tremendous sense of community; all Washington knows that Gonzaga students are outstanding, spirited, special persons.

Because of Gonzaga’s amazing location, her students are on-the-scene participants in the cultural, intellectual, and political happenings of the Federal City. More importantly, students come to Gonzaga from every part of the entire metropolitan area. Increasingly, they use Metrorail to nearby Union Station; many come by Metrobus, commuter rail and carpool.

Gonzaga students learn from one another. They are intellectually talented and racially, economically, geographically, and socially diverse. Gonzaga’s spirit embraces them and brings them all together in a caring, warm community where they meet other students who will be among their closest life-long friends.

Academic Challenge

Gonzaga offers outstanding academics. Gonzaga students work hard to complete a sophisticated academic program in which they learn how to understand the thoughts and achievements of others as they learn themselves to think and achieve. They learn to read and write effectively, to appreciate and create beauty, to understand that people are wonderfully diverse.

2024 VARSITY COACHES

HEAD VARSITY COACH

Jeff King

Coach King is entering his third season as Head Coach of the Gonzaga Lacrosse Program after serving as the defensive coordinator since 2010. During his time at Gonzaga, he has won nine WCAC championships. He is a native of Long Island and played collegiate lacrosse at Lehigh University. At Lehigh, Coach King served as captain of the lacrosse team for three years. He was a three-time All-Patriot League selection at defense and was awarded the “Defensive Player of the Year” in the Patriot League in 2006. He was also voted “Athlete of the Year” for two consecutive years by his teammates and received the “Outstanding Leadership Award” by the Lehigh Athletics Department. Coach King works as a Vice President for The Clark Construction Group. He lives in Alexandria with his wife Geneva and son Charlie.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Neil Alt

Neil is entering his seventh season with the Gonzaga Varsity Men’s Lacrosse team, where he leads the offense. Neil is a native of Baltimore where he was a High School All-American, CoCaptain and a member of the 1983 undefeated Maryland state championship at Dulaney High School. Neil was a four-year letter winner at Syracuse University, participating in four finalfour teams and was a Co-Captain his senior year on the 1988 undefeated national championship team. Neil is a managing director at Lincoln Property Company and lives in Bethesda with his wife Maura and has two children, Maggie (Georgetown Visitation ’14 and Santa Clara University ’18) and Brendan (Gonzaga ’17 and Marquette University ’21).

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Andrew Battaile ’90

Coach Battaile is now in his 26th year of coaching lacrosse at Gonzaga, including two years as the Head JV Purple coach. He specializes in goalies and defense and brings many years of coaching experience from all levels. A 1990 graduate of Gonzaga, Coach Battaile lettered in football, rugby, and lacrosse before going on to Georgetown University, where he played club lacrosse and rugby. He graduated from Georgetown with honors in 1994. Coach Battaile is Gonzaga’s Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid and also is the Director of the Purple Eagle Lacrosse Camp. He was named the 2010 US Lacrosse Potomac Chapter Assistant Coach of the Year. He has played for or coached with every varsity head coach in the Gonzaga lacrosse program’s history.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Caitlin Farley

Caitlin Farley returns to the lacrosse program for her third year as an assistant varsity coach. At Gonzaga, Caitlin serves as Director of Student Activities and is in her fifth year as a teacher in the Science Department. Ms. Farley grew up in Bowie, MD and played lacrosse at both Georgetown Visitation, where she graduated in the Class of 2007, and Catholic University. At Catholic, Caitlin was a goalie for the Cardinals where she and her teammates earned four Landmark Conference Championships and went on to play in the NCAA playoff tournament, advancing to the Final Four four years in a row. Ms. Farley’s previous coaching experience is at Western Albemarle in Charlottesville, VA, where she coached the women’s team to Virginia state semi-finals. She is psyched to be coaching again, to join the Gonzaga lacrosse program and support our student athletes on Eye Street.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Jack Myers ’18

Jack is in his first year as an assistant coach with the Eagles. Jack is one of the most decorated Eagles ever. He was a U.S. Lacrosse and Under Armor All-American and a two-time team captain for head coach Casey O’Neil. He scored 162 goals and 124 assists for 286 points to become the school record holder in career goals, assists and points. He helped Gonzaga win three WCAC titles in four years and was the WCAC Player of the Year and 1st team WaPo AllMet in 2018. At Ohio State, Jack was a two-time team captain and led the team in assists in 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023, was the team’s top point producer in 2021, 2022 and 2023 and was the team’s top goal-scorer in 2021. In 2023, he was USILA, USA Lacrosse Magazine, Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American, Second Team All-Big Ten, Big Ten Medal of Honor Finalist and named to the Tewaaraton Watchlist. In 2022, Jack was a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar,USILA Scholar All-American, Second Team USILA All-American and First Team All-Big Ten. Jack is currently teaching at Mater Dei in Bethesda and playing in the PLL for the Denver Outlaws.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Nick McEvoy ’16

Nick is entering his fourth season with the Gonzaga Varsity Men’s Lacrosse team, where he coaches Defense and Face-offs. A 2016 graduate of Gonzaga, Nick lettered in both football and lacrosse. While playing for Gonzaga, he was an Under Armour All- American, First Team All-Met, 2x First-Team WCAC, and was Captain his Senior year. He currently holds the all-time Gonzaga Lacrosse groundball and face-off wins records. Following Gonzaga, Nick played lacrosse at Penn State. In Nick’s career, he totaled 14 points on nine goals and five assists, added 45 ground balls, and five caused turnovers. He earned two Academic All-Big Ten honors. Nick was a part of Penn State’s first Big Ten Championship and appearance in the final four in 2019. Currently, Nick works with Clark Construction as a Project Engineer. He also coaches both Madlax & The Faceoff Academy.

2024 VARSITY COACHES

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Jesse Miller

Before joining Gonzaga’s lacrosse coaching staff in 2013, Miller coached at both Georgetown and Tufts. He’s also the founder of BTB Lax, an online instructional video series. A four year letter winner at Tufts, Miller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering in 2004, a masters degree in chemical engineering in 2006, and currently works for the Environmental Protection Agency. As a college player, Miller helped lead the Jumbos to a No. 10 national ranking during his senior year. In 2004, Miller was selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game, and earned an honorable mention All-New England selection. Coach Miller also coaches Freshman Basketball at Gonzaga.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Mark Orebiyi

Mark Orebiyi (aka “Coach Keep”) starts his third year coaching with Gonzaga after coaching multiple club teams with True DC, formerly East Side Lacrosse. Coach Orebiyi grew up in Montgomery County and was a tri-athlete at Springbrook High School, running indoor track and playing goalkeeper in both soccer and lacrosse. Coach Orebiyi played lacrosse as goalkeeper for Eastern University from 20122014, and midfield from 2014-2015. He also played midfield for the Villanova University Men’s Club Team from 2016-2018. Coach Orebiyi completed a dual degree program, graduating in 2017 with a B.A. in Applied Mathematics from Eastern University, and a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Villanova University. Following graduation, he completed his M.S. in Civil Engineering at Villanova University. Coach Orebiyi currently works at Clark Construction as a Project Manager. He lives in SE DC with his wife Fiona and dog Nova. Coach Orebiyi will be working with the goalkeepers and defensemen.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

Tommy Rothert

Tommy Rothert comes to Gonzaga from Walt Whitman High School where he was the Head Varsity Lacrosse Coach for five years and Defensive Coordinator for two years. Coach Rothert played lacrosse at University of Maryland where he graduated in 2012. He grew up in Germantown, MD where he played both football and lacrosse at Seneca Valley High School earning all-county and all-met honors in both sports. Outside Gonzaga, Coach Rothert also coaches lacrosse for Bethesda Lacrosse Club and DC Express. Tommy works at Nauticon Information Systems where he is the Vice President of Business Development & Marketing. He and his wife, Emily, and their three kids live in Olney, MD. Coach Rothert is entering his 4th year at Gonzaga. He is the defensive coordinator.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

John Schlegel ’01

Coach Schlegel graduated from Gonzaga in 2001, where he played varsity attack for three years and was captain as a senior. When he graduated, he was the all-time leader in goals. Coach Schlegel went on to Ohio Wesleyan where he was a two-year captain, three-time All-American, and two-time NCAC player of the year. John ranks third all-time in goals and fifth all-time in points at OWU. He played in the prestigious North/South All-star game and was drafted by Major League Lacrosse’s Chicago Machine. In 2016 John was inducted into the Ohio Wesleyan Athletic Hall of Fame. John works for Transwestern Real Estate Services as an Executive Vice President, and is Co-Chair of the Advocacy Advisory Group. He and his wife, Carrie, and their three children live in Chevy Chase, MD. Coach Schlegel works with both the attack and offense.

ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH

John Lewis ’06

Gonzaga Lacrosse is excited to have Coach Lewis back for his sixth season. John played for St. Joseph’s University. While at Gonzaga, John lettered in both lacrosse and swimming, falling short twice on the lacrosse field but winning seven championships in the pool. Coach Lewis will be assisting with the varsity team handling the attack. Before joining Gonzaga, Coach Lewis volunteered for the inner city lacrosse program, WINNERS Lacrosse and coached various youth programs both here and in Denver, Colorado. John works in Old Town, Alexandria as an independent insurance broker for Holden and Company Insurance. Coach Lewis lives in Alexandria with his wife Claire and daughter Maddie.

2024 JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES

HEAD JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Conor Catliota ’03

This is Coach Catliota’s 17th year of coaching with the Gonzaga Lacrosse Program and 15th as the Head Coach of the underclassmen. Coach Catliota graduated from Gonzaga in 2003, lettering in lacrosse and ice hockey. On the field, he played attack for three years on varsity for the Eagles. While attending Dickinson College, he played one year of varsity lacrosse, one year of club lacrosse, and two years of club ice hockey. During his senior year, Conor was the Co-Founder and Vice-President of Dickinson’s club lacrosse team. He graduated in 2007 with a major in Law and Policy and currently lives with his wife Natalie in Washington, DC.

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Jimmy McGinnis ’08

This will be Coach McGinnis’s seventh year coaching Gonzaga Lacrosse after moving back to the area from Denver, Colorado. Coach McGinnis graduated from Gonzaga in 2008, lettering in lacrosse for three years and serving as co-captain his senior year. On the field, he played defense for three years on varsity for the Eagles. He attended Virginia Wesleyan University and was a four-year starter at defense for the Marlins. He graduated in 2012 with a B.A. in Facility Management and currently works as an associate for Restaurant Brokers and Developers in College Park, MD. Coach McGinnis lives in Crofton, Maryland.

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Cam Tough

This will be Coach Tough’s fifth year coaching Gonzaga Lacrosse after coaching six seasons, including two years as a head coach, for the varsity program at Conestoga Valley High School in Lancaster, PA. Coach Tough graduated from Conestoga Valley in 2009, lettering in lacrosse for four years and two years with football. He served as co-captain his junior and senior year for lacrosse. He was named MVP his senior year. On the field, he played attack and midfield. He attended Eastern University where he played midfield. He graduated in 2013 with a B.S. in Chemistry with a minor in Astronomy and currently works as a Scientist/Data Reviewer for Eurofins. Coach Tough lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife and his son.

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Jay Scallan

This will be Coach Scallan’s second year with Gonzaga Lacrosse. He played three seasons while attending Gonzaga and played a year of Division III Lacrosse in college before enlisting in the US Navy. Jay coached at University of San Diego High School for three years before moving back to DC. He works as a contractor for the federal government focusing on Program Management and Emerging Technology Transition and Acquisition. Coach Scallan lives in Washington DC with his son and daughter.

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Gavin Farley ’19

This is Coach Farley’s first year coaching Gonzaga Lacrosse. Coach Farley lettered in lacrosse his junior and senior years, and was named a captain on Junior Varsity. He played defensive midfield on the field. While at Gonzaga, Coach Farley also lettered for four years in Cross Country, and assistant coached their team this year. He attended West Virginia University, and graduated with a B. S. in Electrical Engineering. He currently works at Gonzaga in the Alumni Service Corps (ASC).

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Kyle Newman-Smith ’16

This will be Coach Newman-Smith’s first year coaching Gonzaga Lacrosse. Coach NewmanSmith graduated from Gonzaga in 2016, lettering in lacrosse for three years. On the field, he played defense for three years on varsity for the Eagles. He attended Tufts University and where he was a three time NESCAC champion with the Jumbos. He graduated in 2020 with a B.A. in Economics. Coach Newman-Smith currently lives in Washington D.C.

ASSISTANT JUNIOR VARSITY COACH

Kevin Jordan ’03

A 2003 graduate and three year varsity lacrosse letter winner, Coach Jordan returned to Gonzaga in 2007 as an alumni service corps member and then English teacher before leaving to attend law school after the 2012 season. Coach Jordan stayed active in the program assisting his former teammate and classmate, Coach Catliota, with the defense through the 2014 season before work forced him to step back. Coach Jordan returned to the program for the 2022 season before a brief move out of the area. Having returned to the city at the end of 2023, Coach Jordan has rejoined the program and will assist with the defense.

2024 VARSITY SENIORS

Robert Bath

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Robert Bath is a four year letter winner. He is a dynamic midfielder known for his clutch play and unwavering determination. Robert has emerged as a standout player, showcasing remarkable talent and leadership qualities. He will continue his lacrosse career and his studies at Washington & Lee.

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Patrick Dunigan is a two year letter winner. Patrick brings his play making abilities to Eye Street every day. He understands the dedication and work it takes to be great and he shows that day in and day out. The coaches are proud of the man he has become.

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Richard DiMaio is a two year letter winner. Richie shows his passion for lacrosse and his teammates every single day. His attitude is 100% positive all the time. Richie resembles all that a Gonzaga student athlete should be.

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Freddy Fowler is a senior captain and four year letter winner who is headed to Colgate to continue his educational and lacrosse career. Freddy made his presence felt early in his career with an OT game winner to cap an epic comeback against PVI in his sophomore year. He continues to be the quarterback of the Eagles offensive attack.

Frederick Fowler

Richard DiMaio

Patrick Dunigan

2024

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James Gardiner is a three year letter winner, senior captain and 2024 Eirk Kristiansen Man for Others. In addition to being a lockdown defensive middie for Gonzaga lacrosse, James was also a two year letter winner for the Gonzaga basketball team. James will be continuing his education and playing lacrosse at the University of Maryland.

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Devin Geary is a two year letter winner who emerged as an explosive dodger and scorer in his senior year. He is a continuous threat when the ball is in his stick. Devin’s 2024 goal in OT led the Eagles to their first victory over rival Georgetown Prep since 2019.

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Johnny Gardiner is a four year letter winner and senior captain. Johnny has evolved his game from a pure goal scored to an all around offensive weapon, that makes the Eagle offense tick. Ever since he stepped on the field for the Eagles, Johnny has been providing explosive, game changing plays. He will be continuing his studies and his lacrosse career at the University of Maryland.

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Cody Hobson is a four year letter winner headed to play football at Merrimack next year. Cody has excelled at multiple sports during his tenure at Gonzaga. He is a ferocious goal scorer that understands how to put the ball in the back of the net. Cody will be attending Merrimack College where he will continue his studies and play football.

James Gardiner

Cody Hobson

John Gardiner

Devin Geary

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Joe Matan is a four year letter winner and senior captain headed to Ohio State next fall. Joe is the soul of the defense and has the ability to ignite the entire team with his spirited play and his tenacious presence in the middle of the field. He has grown into a shut down defender for the Eagles.

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Defense Attack Defense SSDM

Michael Michaelis is a three year letter winner. “Hammer” has become a feared defender throughout the WCAC. Michael will be continuing his education and playing lacrosse at St. Joseph’s University.

Charlie McNamara is a three year letter winner headed to the College of Charleston next year. There is no phasing Cmac. He is so crafty around the net and in transition and knows the importance of finishing shots with accuracy and a purpose. Charlie has grown into a starting attackmen that teams need to plan for because of his ability to score.

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Ryan Pels is a three year letter winner and the definition of a studentathlete. Ryan’s hard nosed, physical style of play is indicative of the way he approaches everything. He will take this work ethic to the Ivy League, where he will attend Brown University and continue his academic and lacrosse careers. 0

Joseph Matan

Ryan Pels

Charles McNamara

Michael Michaelis

2024 VARSITY SENIORS

William Raymond is a two year letter winner headed to South Carolina next year. Will is a fearless competitor that loves the game of lacrosse more than most. Not a day goes by without Will grinding for the best in himself but also the best of everyone around him. We will miss his presence and work ethic on Eye Street.

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Jack Slater is a four year letter winner bound for Mount St Mary’s next year. Although Jack has experienced several major injuries while on Eye Street, he continues to show the spirit, energy and commitment it takes to play at the next level. We are excited to see Jack continue to grow his skillset at the next level.

Mikey Settles is a three year letter winner. Mikey is a tenacious on ball short stick defender. His athleticism proves difficult for our opponents dodging offensive players. Mikey’s teammates will rise to the pace, energy and toughness he brings to the field everyday.

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Collin Smith is a two year letter winner. He is a goalie for others. He pushes his teammates competitively with a friendly spirit. He will be furthering his education at Syracuse.

William Raymond

Collin Smith

Michael Settles

Jack Slater

William Swezey is a two year letter winner. Will’s passion for lacrosse is noticed everyday on Eye Street. He is one of those players who loves representing what it means to be a Gonzaga Eagle. He plays with a high IQ which allows him to be a tough competitor when he is on the field.

Justin Weeda

Justin Weeda is a three year letter winner. Justin continues to excel at his craft as a FOGO and will be a great asset at the next level at RIT. Justin is a great teammate and mentor for his peers.

Willliam Swezey

Charlie McNamara 4

Jack DiMaio

Devin Geary

Carter Cadin

William Raymond

Cody Hobson

Mike Settles

Joe Matan 8

Freddy Fowler

Johnny Gardiner

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Timmy McGrail

Robert Bath

Alex Irisari 16

Patrick Dunigan 19

Tommy Leland 23

Justin Weeda 13

Matt Sucato 14

Sam Lukawski 17

William Swezey 21

Bobby McCarthy

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Ryan Rafferty

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Richie DiMaio

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Nick Sucato

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Jake Mendenhall

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Sam Nester

29

James Gardiner

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Joe Tuohey

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Kevin Kane

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Chase Noyes

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Ryan Pels

32

Michael Matan

36

JM Costa

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Jack Ambrose

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Caleb Oliver

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Matt Newsom

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Gaetano Cicotello

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Erik Carey

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Michael Michaelis

43

Dom D’Avella

44

Nick Montgomery

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Jake Gularson

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Jack Slater

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Collin Smith

87

TJ Albero

2024 VARSITY TEAM

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Kevin Reilly

STRENGTH COACH

Marcus Taylor

BOX COACH

Tony Gray

VARSITY MANAGER

Burke Harrison

VARSITY MANAGER

Luke McDermott

VARSITY MANAGER

Finn Mooney

SPEED COACH

Matt Boyd

VARSITY TEAM CAPTAINS: #42 Gaetano Cicotello, #3 Johnny Gardiner, #9 Joe Matan, #29 James Gardiner, #8 Freddy Fowler

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Penny Lynch

VARSITY MANAGER

Christopher DiLorenzo

2024 VARSITY SCHEDULE

REGULAR SEASON

WCAC PLAYOFFS

Cullen Larrabee 40

Blake Briskman

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Jack McCorry 30

Tamirat Larsen 31

Finn Cooper 46

Caden Woodson

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Zack Philbin

49

Cole Cioffi

39

John Fielding

47

Willem Glasgow

51

Luke Heusinkveld

37

Colin Loyko

53

TJ Reardon

58

Will Stoltz 61

Timmy Walsh

54

Jude Fintel

55

Harper Sorensen

59

Jay Setliff

64

Ayden Buchanan

62

Fletcher Dennis

56

Conor Meeker

60

Will Carroll

65

Mitch Holden

52

Joe Fisher

71

Nathan Moschella

78

Eli Bullock

81

Wyatt Morrison

74

Jack Armstrong

75

Caeden Donley

79

John Gilliam

84

Brandon Jasek

82

Jack Clark

76

Zach Peterson

80

Nate Kirvan

86

Paul Choquette

70

Darren Gillespie

88

Henry Keeler

92

Matteo Piermarini

97

Ryan Beall

96

Ben Perry

89

Joey Sun

90

Peter Newkirk

94

Daniel Stone

98

Chase Hogg

91

Patrick Henneberry

95

Cameron Weber

2024 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM

2024 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SCHEDULE

17-1 • WMAC: Record 7-0,

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2018 17-3

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2011 19-3

2012 20-1

• WCAC: Record 12-0, Champions

• Honors National Ranking & WaPo Top 3

• Chris May: All American & WaPo 1st Team ALL-MET

• Casey O’Neill: Coach of the Year

• WCAC: Record 11-0, Champions

• Honors National Ranking & WaPo Top 3

• David Planning WaPo 1st Team ALL-MET & All American

• Connor Reed: WaPO 1st Team ALL-MET

• Casey O’Neill: Co-Coach of the Year

• WCAC: Record 11-0, Champions

• Honors Top 2 National Ranking & WaPo #1

• Connor Reed: WCAC Player of the Year, WaPO 1st Team ALL-MET & All-American

• Luke Miller: WaPo 1st Team ALL-MET

• Casey O’Neill: Coach of the Year

2019 18-3

1st Team All Met

• Nick Yano: Academic All American

• WCAC: Record 9-1, Champions

• Honors Top 10 National Ranking & WaPo #1

• Jack Myers: WCAC Player of Year, WaPo 1st Team All Met & All American

• Maguire DiLenge: Academic All American

• Ben Finlay: WaPo 1st Team All Met

• WCAC: Record 11-0, Champions

• Honors Top 10 National Ranking & WaPo #1

• Ben Finlay: WaPo 1st Team All Met, UA All American & US All American

• Tim Marcille: WaPo 1st Team All Met & UA All American

• PJ Zinsner: Academic All American 2020 1-1

• Covid-19: Limited Season

• Top 10 national pre-season ranking 2021 6-4

• WCAC: Record 6-3

• Honors WaPo #9

• James Matan, UA All American

• Ryan Splaine, WaPo 2nd Team All-Met

• WCAC: Record 7-3; Quarterfinals

• Honors WaPo #5

• Matthew Rienzo: WaPo 1st Team All-Met

GONZAGA LACROSSE ALUMNI / WHERE THEY PLAYED

1986 J.B. Deerin Vanderbilt Club

Tom Massey Holy Cross

Brendan O’Neill Jr. Providence

Mark Pattavina Mt. St. Mary’s

1987

1988

Joe McMahon Georgia Tech Club

Trey Vincent Colby

1989 Steve Brita Providence

Tom Caroll Notre Dame

Tom Lynch Dartmouth

1990 Andrew Battaile Georgetown Club

Matt Abraham Mt. St. Mary’s

Nathan Cavanaugh Fordham Club

Brian Green Roanoke

Justin Mahlman Virginia

Paul Sassa Loyola

Randy Stone Scranton

1991

John Dugan Trinity

Paul Mason UMBC

Mike Massey Holy Cross

1992

Doug Davidson JMU Club

Alex Dessouky Middlebury

Justin Glasgow Providence

Andy Jenkins Washington & Lee (Two-time Div. III All-American)

Tim Maier Vanderbilt Club

Sean Moller Notre Dame

Ted Perez Loyola Club

Tucker Quayle ehigh

David Weeda Fairfield

Tony Wheeler Fairfield

1993 Pat Abraham Mt. St. Mary’s

Brian Crawford Lehigh

Mark Decker William & Mary Club

John McHugh Loyola Club

Matt Rienzo Georgetown (Div. I All-American)

Peter Sommers New Hampshire

Chad Stackhouse Dickinson

Chris Toomey Hamilton

Dave Trippett St. Joe’s

Tim Walsh Mt. St. Mary’s

Christian Weber Washington College

1994 Andrew Edgerton Gettysburg

1994 Ben Quayle Duke

Brendan O’Connell Hampden Sydney

Ben Winburn Vanderbilt Club

1995 Tim Adelman Franklin & Marshall

Sean Urgo Ohio Wesleyan

Peter Flynn Villanova

1996 Joe DiPietro Hampden Sydney

Eddie Costello Bucknell

Mike Fisher Lynchburg

Peter Kusek UVA club

Terry McHugh Providence

Bob Neary Wheeling Jesuit

Casey O’Neill Lehigh

Brendan Scanlon UCLA club

Paul Sommers Boston College Club

Tony Valado Loyola Club

1997 AlexBrick Merchant Marine Academy

BrianDriscoll University of Denver

Shaun Duignan Vanderbilt Club

Shawn Lopes Mass. Maritime Academy

Tony Mendoza VMI

Brandon Meyer Muhlenberg Club

Pat Sindelar Maryland

Keith Urgo Fairfield

Marc Wilson Holy Cross

1998 Joey Coleman Villanova

Brendan Coppinger Mt. St. Mary’s

Bill Edwards UVA club

Jimmy Nalls Catholic

Devin Ryan Notre Dame

Michael Tarantino Air Force

Lexie Lewis Lafayette

1999 Billy Glading UVA (Div. I All-American)

Brendan McBride Villanova

Pat Carmack Widener

Jamie Test Mary Washington

Ross Cutler Merchant Marine Acad.

Michael Brant Catholic

Alex Evans Tennessee Club

2000

Colin Cappadona Washington College

Michael Oristian Randolph Macon

Andrew Forbes Lafayette

Justin Lang Ohio State

John Leubecker Mount St. Mary’s

GONZAGA LACROSSE ALUMNI / WHERE THEY PLAYED

2000

2001

Bryce Baschuk Trinity

Eric Ruffer Denison

Sean Philbin Villanova

Eddie Deegan Hampden Sydney

John Schlegel Ohio Wesleyan (Three-time Div. III All-American)

Tim Warren Holy Cross

Shane Wilkerson Brown

John Cannon York

2002 Connor McCarthy Lehigh

Kevin Carbonell Manhattan

Tom Marchetti Wagner

Mark Norton Dickinson

Reid Swanson Denison

Stefano Young MIT

2003

Tim Atkinson Bridgton Academy

Brendan Callahan Stony Brook (Div. I All-American)

Conor Catliota Dickinson

Mark Dillon Providence

John Eager Wheeling Jesuit

Patrick Molloy Providence

Jack Kelley Navy (JV)

Bernie Nolan Dickinson

Doug Smith Tufts

Robby Walsh Lehigh

Broughan Fanning Mary Washington

2004

Brian Bausch Xavier Club

Sean Fay Fairfield

Matt Greaney Miami of Ohio Club

Andres McCalister Ohio Wesleyan

Andrew Moss UNC Chapel Hill

Michael Preston Andover

Matt Schlegel Ohio Wesleyan

Brian Test Ohio Wesleyan

2005

Michael Atkinson Loyola

Chad Dudley St. Joe’s

Josh Eager Wheeling Jesuit

Zeke Eager Virginia Commonwealth Univ.

Justin Johns St. Joe’s

John McDonnell Cornell

Sean McQuade Virginia Tech

Sean Mitchum West Point

Matt O’Connor JMU Club

Bryce Pyle Yale

Andy Wassman Mt. St. Mary’s

Pat Williams St. Joe’s

2006

Tim Barry Providence

Joey D’Avanzo St. Joe’s

Mike Duffy Dickinson

2006 Charlie Gorman St. Joe’s

Gabe Kelley Wesleyan

John Lewis St. Joe’s

Kevin Murray Dickinson

Jack Redmond JMU

Brian Shea Penn State

2007

John Culver Trinity

Sean Dinn Navy

Chris Donato Providence

Pat Manders Lynchburg

Felipe McAlister Stevens

Chris Mitchell St. Mary’s

Evan Seward KingsCollege

2008 Tyler Anderson Catholic

Pat Baer Roanoke

Ryan Doyle Catholic

Victor Farr Trinity

Joe Johnson Navy/Scranton

Jimmy McGinnis Virginia Wesleyan

Tyler Schmutz Hampden Sydney

2009 Conor Baucum Penn State

Josh Furnary Mary Washington

Taylor Hanley Air Force

Steven Krawczyk Susquehanna

Nick Leon Dickinson

Tony McDonnell Ursinus

Peter McGrath Mary Washington

Kevin Shea Catholic

2010

Chris May Georgetown/Ohio State

Conor Kenny Providence

Frank Kelly VMI

Tommy Healy Sewanee

Patrick Covino Virginia Tech

2011

David Planning Ohio State

Kyle Bruun St. Joe’s

Reese Cassard St. Mary’s

John Sullivan Catholic

Rawley Loken Santa Clara

Troy Bruning Elon

Peter Benziger Texas

Rick Battista LSU

2012

Luke Miller Ohio State

Connor Reed Johns Hopkins

Sean Whitcomb Mount St. Mary’s

Eric Baumgardner Denison (D3 All American)

Alex Rock High Point

Dennis Nalls Georgia

Matt Bowman Army

Maxen Haveles RPI

Cayman Sotudeh Georgia

GONZAGA LACROSSE ALUMNI / WHERE THEY PLAYED

2013

Max Planning Denver

Alex Corboy Fairfield

Joe Fitzpatrick Maryland

Matt Borda Fairfield

Jack Slater Bucknell

Patrick Myers Boston Univ.

Daniel O’Berry Bowdoin

Drew Gordon Middlebury

Timmy Farrell Ole Miss

Thomas Farrell Denison

Tyler Golian Dickinson

Jimmy Kuzma Roanoke

Jamie Bash Univ. of San Diego

Phil McCarthy Georgia

2014

Jake Mraz Tufts

Mark Anstead Detriot Mercy

Colin Riehl Marquette

Luke Smith Lafayette

Peter Gilday South Carolina (club)

Dylan Volanth Notre Dame (club)

2015

Luke Vassos Marquette

Ridge Slater Cornell

Richie Petitbon Alabama (football)

Teddy Myers Furman/Trinity

Timmy Monahan Maryland/Towson

John Heckler Roanoke

Ben Forde Haverford College

Liam Fitzpatrick St. Joe’s

Michael Borda Michigan

Patrick Foley Georgetown (club)

2016

Kyle Newman-Smith Tufts

Gary Pierpont Wingate

Sam Offutt Virginia

George Christopher Dartmouth

Hunter Golian Denison

Luke McCaleb Brown

Mikey Stanton High Point

Nick McEvoy Penn State

Matt Mulligan W & L

Ryan Finlay Brown

Avery Myers Michigan

Henry Chastain Maryland/South Carolina (club)

Stephen Ricci Virginia Tech

2017

Brian Townsend Penn State

Brendan Alt Marquette

Will Rock Virginia

Joey Murphy Furman

Connar Mulcahy Ohio Wesleyan

Charlie Lynch Colby

2018

Kyle Borda Fairfield/Ohio State

Drake Schaffner Dartmouth/Michigan

Ben Barbour W&L

Jack Keating Air Force

Jack Myers Ohio State

2019

Ben Finlay Princeton

Sam Sweeney Penn State

Kurt Bruun Tufts/Ohio State

Tim Marcille Johns Hopkins

PJ Zinsner North Carolina

Cole O’Neill Furman/Clemson (club)

Henry Mudlaff Furman/High Point

Matthew Back Furman/Salisbury

Max Whittier St. Joe’s/SMU (club)

Brian Collins Lafayette

Jack Kavanagh Trinity

Henry Barbour Trinity

George Schlesinger Colorado College

Max Iseler UCLA (club)

2020

Andrew O’Berry Harvard

Brendan O’Berry Richmond

Doane Kiechel Michigan

Aidan Taplin-Patterson Navy

Clay Weiss Vermont

Matthew Dailey Middlebury

Luca Docking Roanoke

RJ Kenna St. Vincent College

Teddy Russell South Carolina

2021

Michael Bath Princeton

Jack Twomey Salisbury

Johnny Stanton UMass/South Carolina (club)

Finn Scanlon Penn State

Gus Kalas Indiana University (club)

Luke Raymond Villanova

Justin Ennis Michigan

Jack Norton Navy

Reid Norton Gettysburg

Sean McCarthy Holy Cross

Tom Neil UC-Davis (club)

Jack Harrison Georgetown (club)

2022

Tommy Bonavita West Point

Leif Hagerup North Carolina

Brendan Lane Holy Cross

James Matan North Carolina

Ryan Splaine Rutgers

Ian McGlynn Clemson (club)

Ryan Taylor Vanderbilt (club)

Aidan Rafferty Georgia (club)

Jared Turner Northeastern (basketball)

2023

Austin Cunningham West Point

Griffin Dabbs Roanoke

Jack Leland Georgetown

Declan Monahan Penn

Matthew Rienzo Georgetown

Charlie Scherer Iona

The Michaelis Family Michael Jr. 2024

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