2023 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Media Guide

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Content and Layout Aaron Gaberman

Yearbook Cover Steve Love

Photo Credits Mark Selders

On the cover: Grant Haus (2), Jack Traynor (16) and Ryan Funk (11)

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NUMERICAL

HEAD COACH JEFF TAMBRONI

JEFF TAMBRONI

Head Coach • 13th Season

Hobart ’92

Jeff Tambroni returns for his 13th year as the head coach of Penn State men's lacrosse in 2023. One of the sport’s most decorated coaches, he enters the season seventh among all active Division I coaches in career wins with 205.

During Tambroni's time in Happy Valley, Penn State players have earned 28 All-America awards, eight USILA Scholar All-America honors, and 38 all-conference accolades. He coached the 2019 NCAA Attackman of the Year and Big Ten Offensive Player of the year (Grant Ament), the 2018 Big Ten Specialist of the Year (Gerard Arceri), the 2019 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year (Chris Sabia), the 2013 CAA Player of the Year and 2013 and 2014 CAA Defensive Player of the Year (Austin Kaut). Additionally, Mac O'Keefe's 221 goals from 2017-2021 set the NCAA Division I career scoring record. He has led the Lions to two regular season conference championships and one conference tournament title.

After a shortened 2020 season that saw Penn State spend time as the top-ranked team in the

nation, the Lions returned to the field in 2021 and saw multiple milestones hit and records broken. The highlight of the season was O'Keefe becoming the NCAA Division I leader in career goals with 221. The record came in a game in which O'Keefe scored six goals, including the game-winner with three seconds left in overtime to beat Michigan on Senior Day. The 2021 season also saw Tambroni reach the 200-win milestone, doing so against Johns Hopkins on March 28.

The 2019 Nittany Lions racked up program firsts on their way to a 16-2 record, winning their firstever Big Ten regular season and Tournament titles and advancing to their first-ever NCAA Semifinal. They went a perfect 5-0 against league opponents during the regular season, including the team's first-ever varsity win over Maryland, which led to Tambroni being named the Big Ten Coach of the Year. A program-record nine players were recognized on the USILA All-America list, including Ament and Sabia on the first team. Nick Spillane and O'Keefe earned spots on the second team, Arceri and Jack Kelly made the third team, and Colby Kneese, Tommy Wright, and Nick Cardile were selected as honorable mentions. Ament was selected as the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, while Sabia was the Defensive Player of the Year.

The 2019 team was easily the top offensive team in the nation, finishing first in the NCAA in assists per game (10.83), man-up offense (.613), points per game (28.78), scoring margin (+6.89), scoring offense (17.94), and shot percentage (.434), The Lions broke single-season school records in wins (16), goals (323), and winning streak (13), and a single-game record for goals with 27 in a win over

HEAD COACH JEFF TAMBRONI

Robert Morris.

Ament and O'Keefe led the charge for the nation's top offense. Ament was a finalist for the prestigious Tewaaraton Award while setting NCAA records for assists (96) and assists per game (5.65), and a Big Ten and program record points (129). O'Keefe tied a Big Ten and program record for goals in a season (78).

In 2018, the Nittany Lions went 8-6, 2-3 in Big Ten play. Throughout the season, Penn State grabbed ranked wins over No. 13 Penn, 10-7, and the program’s first win over No. 5 Johns Hopkins, 14-12. Gerard Arceri made a name for himself on a national level with a 68.1-winning percentage at the 'x,' earning 216 wins on the season. He scooped up an impressive 145 ground balls, for 10.36 per game, adding a career-best six goals, while dishing out one assist. His percentage at the face and his ground balls per game were both good for fourth in the NCAA and led the Big Ten. He was named the Big Ten Specialist of the Year, first Team All-Big Ten, and a USILA Third Team All-American. Mac O’Keefe was also named first Team All-Big Ten, and was a USILA honorable mention All-American along with Chris Sabia. Ryan Keenan was selected to the USILA North-South Teams, and was drafted 54th in the MLL Draft to the Ohio Machine.

In 2017, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a 12-4 record, just the seventh season with double-digit win season, and just the second in the last 20 seasons (2013, 2017). Penn State set a program record after opening the season with a 10-0 record, the best start in school history. The 10th win highlighted the streak as Penn State took down No.5 Ohio State, 9-4, to earn just the eighth win in program history over a top-five team. Penn State also earned their first winning record in Big Ten play, going 3-2. Tambroni saw three earn USILA All-American honorable mention honors, while Nick Aponte added a USILA Scholar All-American honor as well.

During the 2016 season, Tambroni guided Penn State to its fifth season going .500 or above under his guidance. Most notably of the 2016 campaign, he led Penn State to defeat a top-ranked opponent for the first time in program history on March 26, when the Nittany Lions earned a 1510 victory over defending national champions and No. 1 ranked Denver, snapping the opponent’s 20-game win streak. Penn State notched two other wins over ranked opponents during the 2016 campaign as well, knocking off No. 18 Cornell and No. 8 Harvard in the process.

Tambroni led Penn State to be one of the most efficient teams in the country in 2016, with the team finishing second in Division I in turnovers per game while finishing sixth in the country in shooting percentage. Penn State earned its first unanimous All-Big Ten selection in attackman Nick Aponte, while Grant Ament and Mike Aronow earned All-Big Ten honorable mentions. Tambroni also led TJ Sanders to be named Penn State’s ninth USILA Scholar All-America selection.

Tambroni guided the Nittany Lions through a historic season in 2015 that brought Penn State's first appearance in the Big Ten Tournament following the first ever season of Big Ten lacrosse. The Nittany Lions opened the season ranked No. 14 in the USILA DI Preseason Coaches' Poll and knocked off No. 16/11 Penn during the 2015 season. Tambroni also led Penn State to its first two Big Ten conference victories as well as a berth to the conference tournament. He also mentored rising senior TJ Sanders to USILA All-America honorable mention honors.

In 2014, Tambroni led Penn State to its fourth consecutive above-.500 season. His student-athletes earned the eighth USILA All-American and third Scholar All-America honors of Tambroni’s Penn State career. He also coached goalkeeper Austin Kaut to his school record third All-America honor and conference-best All-CAA first team award.

Penn State’s 2013 campaign saw Tambroni lead Penn State to one of the greatest seasons in program history while celebrating its 100th season. The Nittany Lions set records for wins (12) and earned the program’s first outright regular season conference title by sweeping the CAA with a 6-0 record. PSU rattled off 10 straight wins from March through May to earn the school’s third NCAA bid and first chance to host an NCAA game.

Tambroni was named CAA Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (2011), while Kaut (under Tambroni’s tutelage) was named Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award for the nation’s best goalie. Also, Kaut was CAA Player and Defensive Player of the Year. Sanders was named Rookie of the Year and the Nittany Lions placed six on the All-CAA first team.

During the 2012 campaign, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a second-place CAA finish with two USILA All-Americans and six All-CAA honorees. Penn State finished with a 9-6 overall record and a

5-1 mark in conference action.

The 2011 CAA Co-Coach of the Year, Tambroni led the Nittany Lions to a 7-7 record and their first-ever CAA tournament berth during his first year at the program’s helm.

In 2011, eight Nittany Lions garnered All-CAA recognition and freshman Kaut earned Rookie of the Year honors while being named a USILA Honorable Mention All-American.

Prior to Penn State, Tambroni spent 10 seasons as head coach at Cornell (2001-10). He guided the Big Red to a 109-40 record and three NCAA Semifinal appearances (2007, 2009-10), including the 2009 National Championship game.

Tambroni was named USILA Division I Coach of the Year following the 2009 season and was tabbed the 2007 and 2009 Field Turf/NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. Tambroni was also the 2004 and 2009 Ithaca Journal Male Coach of the Year and a three-time National Coach of the Week.

While at Cornell, Tambroni became the 10th-fastest coach to reach the 100-win mark when he accomplished the feat in his 134th career game in March 2010.

During his tenure, his players earned 37 first-team All-Ivy honors, including five Ivy League awards, and three conference Rookie of the Year selections. In addition, 39 players garnered All-America recognition.

Prior to serving as Cornell’s head coach, he spent four seasons as a Big Red assistant coach (19972000). Tambroni also served as assistant coach at Loyola College in 1997 and at his alma mater, Hobart College, for three seasons. With the Statesmen, he helped the program reach the 1994 NCAA Division III National Championship game.

A 1992 graduate, Tambroni earned his bachelor’s degree in American studies. He earned first-team All-America honors as a senior and was twice named a second-team All-American (1990-91). The MVP of the 1990 NCAA title game, Tambroni helped lead the team to back-to-back NCAA championships (1990-91) and left Hobart tied for seventh on the school’s all-time scoring list with 202 points.

Before embarking upon his collegiate coaching career, Tambroni coached the Heaton Mersey Lacrosse Club of the English Lacrosse Union for one year and served as a visiting coach for the Czech-American Lacrosse Foundation in Prague in the summer of 1996.

Tambroni and his wife, Michelle, have three daughters, Carissa, Madison, and Ella. Michelle played field hockey at Penn State from 1988-90 and earned All-America honors as a senior. Carissa is on the field hockey team at James Madison, while Madison is on the field hockey team at Penn State.

ASSISTANT COACHES

JOHN HAUS Maryland ’13 Assistant Coach 6th Season

John Haus is set to begin his sixth season as an assistant coach for the Penn State men's lacrosse team in 2023 after joining the program in July of 2017.

As an assistant to head coach Jeff Tambroni in guiding the team's offense, including his responsibility in running the man-up offense, Haus played an integral role in the the 2019 team setting a program record with 323 goals, including a school-record 27 in a win over Robert Morris. The Lions, who went 16-2 and won their first-ever Big Ten regular season and tournament titles, led the NCAA in assists per game (10.83), man-up offense (.613), points per game (28.78), scoring margin (+6.89). scoring offense (17.94), and shot percentage (.434). Individually, Grant Ament set NCAA records for assists (96) and assists per game (5.65), while Mac O'Keefe set a Big Ten and program record for goals (78). Ament was selected as the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and was a finalist for the Tewaaraton Award.

The most recent offensive record for the Penn State program was a big one as Mac O'Keefe became the NCAA's all-time goals leader during the 2021 season. He finished his career with 221 and was then selected in the first round of the Premier Lacrosse League Draft by the Chaos.

Haus, a former three-time All American and Major League Lacrosse (MLL) All-Star, joined the Nittany Lions after serving as an assistant coach and the offensive coordinator at Furman University for two seasons. During his tenure with the Paladins, he assisted in all aspects of the program, including player development, recruitment and video breakdown. In his most recent season, he mentored the Southern Conference Freshman of the Year, while five other players earned secondteam All-SoCon honors.

Prior to his time at Furman, Haus was an assistant coach at High Point University for one season, where he led the goalie unit. Under his leadership, the team logged a 57-percentage save percentage, while starting goalkeeper Austin Geisler finished 16th in the nation in save percentage. In addition to his work with the goalie unit, Haus helped with offensive game plans and scouting reports.

Haus began his post-graduate coaching career at Dickinson College, serving as the assistant coach and offensive coordinator for the team for one season.

Haus was selected by the Charlotte Hounds with the 15th pick of the 2013 MLL Draft and played in the 2013 championship game. He was a captain for the Hounds starting in 2015 and was an All-Star game participant during the 2015 and 2016 seasons. Haus went on to play three seasons for the Whipsnakes in the PLL, helping the team earn titles in each of the first two seasons before finishing as the runner-up in his final season.

In January 2017, Haus was named to the 23-player travel roster that represented the United States in the Federation of International Lacrosse Men's World Championship July 12-21, 2018 in Netanya, Israel.

A standout at the University of Maryland, Haus was a first-team All-ACC and USILA first-team All-America selection in 2013, playing in the Terrapins’ midfield. During his time in College Park, Haus earned the team’s awards for the team’s top midfielder (2013) and the team’s unsung hero (2012). A 2012 and 2011 USILA All-America honorable mention, he helped guide the Terps to an ACC Championship in 2011.

JOE

BUCCI Georgetown ’15 Assistant Coach 1st Season

Joe Bucci is set to begin his first season as an assistant coach on the Penn State men's lacrosse staff, He joined the Nittany Lions in June of 2022 after spending the past six seasons at UMBC, where he helped the Retrievers' defensive unit establish itself as one of the best in the country.

Bucci joined the UMBC coaching staff as a volunteer assistant in 2017 and spent two seasons in that role. He was elevated to assistant coach in 2019 and then took over the defense for the 2021 and 2022 seasons. The Retrievers had the sixth-ranked scoring defense in the nation and were the America East regular season co-champions in 2021. They posted the nation's ninth-ranked scoring defense and advanced to the America East Tournament championship game in 2022.

During Bucci's time as defensive coordinator, he helped guide three defensive players to the AllAmerica East first team, four to the second team, and two to the All-Rookie Team. He was the goalie coach for all six seasons and mentored Tom Lingner to a top-10 ranking in GAA average four times, including the nation's best GAA in 2018.

Prior to his time as the defensive coordinator, Bucci assisted as the Retrievers finished first in the nation in scoring defense in 2018 and sixth in 2019. They won the 2019 America East Tournament title and went on to defeat Marist in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.

Bucci was a team captain of the Georgetown men's lacrosse team during his junior and senior seasons in 2015-16. He was a three-year starter in the midfield for the Hoyas and earned secondteam All-Big East recognition in 2016 after leading the team with 20 goals.

A two-time graduate of Georgetown, Bucci earned a bachelor's degree in government in 2015 and a master's degree in professional studies: sports industry management in 2016. He served as the lacrosse program's representative to the student-athlete advisory council and was a two-time Academic All-Big East honoree.

JOURDAN FRASER

Director of Lacrosse Operations

1st Season

NICK HOURIGAN Le

Moyne, ‘15

Volunteer Assistant Coach 2nd Season

Nick Hourigan is set to begin his second season as a volunteer assistant coach on the Penn State men's lacrosse staff. He comes to Happy Valley after spending the previous five seasons as an assistant coach at Ithaca College.

During his time at Ithaca, Hourigan helped guide the Bombers to a 46-21 overall record and 22-8 mark in league play, which included one season in the Empire 8 and four seasons in the Liberty League. Highlighting those five seasons was a trip to the 2018 NCAA Division III Tournament. The Bombers went 16-4 that year and advanced to the NCAA Third Round with a win over Stevenson.

Hourigan helped coach 12 total USILA All-American honorees at Ithaca. Additionally, he mentored 11 IMLCA All-Region selections and 28 all-conference honorees.

Hourigan joined the Bombers’ men’s lacrosse program after a one-year stint as the top assistant and recruiting coordinator at Skidmore College He did extensive work in creating and implementing both practice and game plans, while he also coordinated film sessions and the Thoroughbreds’ strength and conditioning programs. His in-game responsibilities were mostly focused on defense, as he served as defensive coordinator, goalie coach and conducted the program’s faceoff strategy.

A graduate of Le Moyne College in May of 2015, Hourigan enjoyed a decorated collegiate career as a four-year member of the Dolphins’ men’s lacrosse team. He played an integra rolel on one of the stingiest defenses in NCAA Division II, as the Dolphins had the lowest goals-against average in the country in three of his four seasons, which included the lowest season average (4.39) in Division II history in 2012.

Over the course of his career, he helped lead the Dolphins to two Northeast-10 conference titles, while Le Moyne qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament during all four of his years with the program. The Dolphins advanced to the Division II National Championship Game twice, while they took home the National Title in 2013. Hourigan was named a team captain during his senior season, while he also earned InsideLacrosse Faceoff-Yearbook Preseason All-America honors. He made 58 career appearances, finishing his career with 110 ground balls and 44 caused turnovers.

Hourigan is a native of Clifton Park, N.Y., where he attended Shenendehowa High School. He was a three-year starter and two-time captain on the men’s lacrosse team, earning First-Team AllSuburban Council, as well as First-Team honors from both the Troy Record and the Saratogian news outlets during his senior season. Hourigan was also a two-time NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athlete.

SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD

Height: 6-2

Weight: 185

Hometown: Middletown, N.J.

High School: Salisbury School (Conn.)

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

KYLE ALDRIDGE

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in 12 games, including three as a starter...Finished with 10 points on four goals and six assists...Added eight ground balls and two caused turnovers.

Lafayette (2/5): Tallied two goals and three assists in collegiate debut. Vermont (2/16): Contributed one assist and two ground balls. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Tallied one assist. Cornell (3/12): Finished with one assist and one ground ball. at Bucknell (3/15): Scored one goal, picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Scored one goal in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Earned first team All-Shore recognition after leading Christian Brothers Academy to a 13-6 record in 2019…Totaled 66 points that season…Played for Tri-State Lacrosse.

PERSONAL

Parents are Thomas and Catherine Aldridge…Has two older brothers, Thomas and Connor…Cousin, Colin Aldridge played basketball at Brown…Cousin, Ryan Aldridge, played soccer at Gettysburg…Hobbies include hiking and surfing…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

SOPHOMORE ATTACK

Height: 6-3

Weight: 200

Hometown: San Anselmo, Calif.

High School: St. Ignatius College Prep

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

NILS BARRY

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award.

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award (2/8).

Season: Played in eight games, including two as a starter...Finished with nine points on six goals and three assists, four ground balls and one caused turnover...Earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week award (2/8) after tallying five points on three goals and two assists while making his collegiate debut in a 20-15 win over Lafayette in the season opener.

Lafayette (2/5): Finished with five points on three goals and two assists while making his collegiate debut in the season opener. Villanova (2/12): Contributed one goal, one ground ball and one caused turnover. Maryland (3/27): Scored two goals and picked up one ground ball. Michigan (4/8): Picked up two ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Tallied one assist.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year varsity lacrosse player at St. Ignatius Prep...Named a 2018 Under Armour All-American...Led high school team in points in a shortened 2020 season, totaling 17 points on 10 goals and seven assists in four games.

PERSONAL

Parents are Kevin and Tina Barry...Has one younger brother, Mack...Cousin, Catriona Barry, played women's lacrosse at Duke, and cousin, Finn Barry, played men's lacrosse at Furman...Hobbies include video games, fishing and golfing...Enrolled in the College of Business.

LSM

Height: 5-10

Weight: 160

Hometown: Webster, N.Y.

High School: West Genesee

Major: Finance

CJ BATTAGLIA

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won three Academic All-Big Ten award.

2022 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2020 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in two games…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in seven games.

Villanova (2/2): Made collegiate debut. Rutgers (5/2): Played his first game in the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the Webster Thomas lacrosse team...Helped his team to a 12-3 season…Was all-county and Team MVP in 2017 and 2018…Was named team captain his senior season…Helped team win the sectional championship in 2016, as well as the Western New York Championship…Played six years of club ball for Upstate Sweet Lax.

PERSONAL

Parents are Chris and Terri Battaglia…Has two sisters, Codi and Brittni…Codi played basketball at Brockport State...Father played football at Cortland State...Mother was an NFL cheerleader for the Buffalo Bills…Majoring in finance.

REDSHIRT JUNIOR

JUNIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 170

Hometown: Setauket, N.Y.

High School: Ward Melville

Major: Communication, Arts and Sciences

TREY BERRY

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year starter and one-year captain of the Ward Melville High School lacrosse team, which he led to two New York state titles and three Suffolk County titles...Helped the 2018 team reach a No. 1 ranking in the nation by Inside Lacrosse...Played club lacrosse with the Long Island Express and the Patriot Elite...Was also the team captain and quarterback of the football team, earning all-county, All-Long Island and all-state honors...Named Ward Melville's Outstanding Senior Athlete.

PERSONAL

Parents are Art and Nicole Berry...Art played lacrosse at Penn State (1984-88) and Nicole played field hockey at Radford...Has one older sister, Shannon, who is on the women's lacrosse team at Princeton...Uncle, Kevin Mannix, played lacrosse and football at Penn State (1974-76)...Cousin, Kevin Mannix, played baseball at Miami and in the New York Mets minor league system...Cousin, Daniel Mannix, played football at Rutgers...Hobbies include music and going to the beach...Majoring in communication, arts and sciences.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE FACEOFF

Height: 5-9

Weight: 180

Hometown: Orlando, Fla.

High School: Lake Highland Prep

Major: Film Production

HUDSON BOHN

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten honor.

2022 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all 14 games...Won 132 faceoffs, picked up 69 ground balls and added two goals and one assist...Had six games with double-digit faceoff wins, including a season-high 19 with a season-high 11 ground balls against Cornell (3/12)

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Redshirt season.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played first two years for Bishop Moore High School before playing junior season at Lake Highland Prep…Voted all-district twice and was an all-area selection as a junior…Was set to be team captain for senior season…Broke his own state record for ground balls in a season with 150 as a junior while being named Team MVP…Voted 2016 Florida Rookie of the Year...Helped Bishop Moore win two district titles and finish as the state runner-up in 2017…Led Lake Highland Prep to a district title as a junior…Ranked 48th in the Inside Lacrosse Class of 2020 Rankings.

PERSONAL

Parents are Thomas and Jennifer Bohn…Majoring in film production.

SENIOR LSM/DEFENSE

Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

Hometown: Victor, N.Y.

High School: Victor

Major: Communication Arts and Sciences

SUTTON BOLAND

CAREER

Career: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten award.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Season: Played in 11 games, including one as a starter...Finished with one assist, 16 ground balls and three caused turnovers... Recorded at least one ground ball in eight games, including a season-high three twice.

Lafayette (2/5): Picked up three ground balls. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Contributed two ground balls. Yale (2/26): Picked up two ground balls in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Finished with two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Bucknell (3/15): Picked up two ground balls. Maryland (3/27): Totaled three ground balls and one caused turnover. at Ohio State (4/1): Caused one turnover.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in 11 games, including five as a starter...Finished with 28 ground balls and six caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in 10 games, including a season-high five against Maryland (2/26).

at Rutgers (2/20): Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover. Maryland (2/26): Tallied a season-high five ground balls. Ohio State (3/6): Finished with four ground balls and two caused turnovers. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Totaled three ground balls. at Michigan (3/20): Picked up one ground ball. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Picked up one ground ball. at Maryland (4/3): Tallied three ground balls and one caused turnover. Michigan (4/16): Finished with three ground balls. at Ohio State (4/24): Totaled three ground balls and two caused turnovers. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Picked up three ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in four games…Picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lafayette (2/1): Made collegiate debut and caused one turnover. vs. Cornell (3/8): Picked up one ground ball.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year member of the Victor High School lacrosse team…Named the Most Improved Player and Defensive MVP…Was an eightyear member of Sweetlax club lacrosse team…Led Victor to two state titles...Named 2019 Monroe County Division 2 Player of the Year and was a US Lacrosse All-American...Was a 2017 Scholar-Athlete and 2018 Under Armour Underclass Tournament participant…Ranked 56th in the Inside Lacrosse 2019 recruit rankings.

PERSONAL

Parents are Ed and Alison Boland…Has a younger brother, Payton, and a younger sister, Libby…Mother played collegiate softball and aunt attended Penn State…Majoring in communication arts and sciences.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE

ATTACK

Height: 5-11

Weight: 170

Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.

High School: Academy of the New Church

Major: Business

JEB BRENFLECK

2022 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Received one Big Ten Freshman of the Week honor (3/1)...Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in 12 games, including 10 as a starter...Finished with 19 points on 15 goals and four assists...Added 12 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Scored at least one goal in eight games, including hat tricks against Saint Joseph's (2/19), Yale (2/26), and Cornell (3/12)...Named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week after his performance in the win over No. 5 Yale.

Lafayette (2/5): Made collegiate debut and tallied one assist. Villanova (2/12): Finished with one goal, one ground ball and one caused turnover. Vermont (2/16): Contributed one goal and one caused turnover. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Recorded his first career hat trick. Yale (2/26): Record second-straight hat trick and added one assist and one ground ball in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Scored one goal and picked up one ground ball. Cornell (3/12): Recorded his third hat trick of the season. at Bucknell (3/15): Totaled one goal, two assists and two ground balls. at Ohio State (4/1): Scored two goals and picked up three ground balls.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Redshirt season.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named All-American, all-state, first-team All-EPLAC, and first-team All-Friends League while leading Academy of the New Church to a 20-4 record and No. 4 state ranking as a junior…Named All-Friends League as a sophomore…Helped team win three-straight Friends League titles…Named first-team All-Eastern Pennsylvania…Totaled 164 points on 96 goals and 68 assists over his final two seasons… Was a seven-year member of the Big 4 HHH Lacrosse Club.

PERSONAL

Parents are Mark and Gina Brenfleck…Has one younger brother, Zack…Has three cousins that currently attend Penn State…Mother, three aunts, and two uncles all went to Penn State…Father played football and baseball at Glassboro State…Majoring in business.

SOPHOMORE LSM/DEFENSE

Height: 6-2

Weight: 190

Hometown: Wayne, Pa.

High School: Malvern Prep

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

PUP BUONO

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in all 14 games...Finished with 19 ground balls and 10 caused turnovers...Ranked second on the team in caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in 11 games, including a season-high five against Rutgers (4/22)...Caused at least one turnover in eight games.

Lafayette (2/5): Made collegiate debut. Villanova (2/12): Picked up one ground ball. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Tallied two ground balls and one caused turnover. Yale (2/26): Caused two turnovers and picked up one ground ball in a 10-6 win over the the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. Cornell (3/12): Had one ground ball and one caused turnover. at Bucknell (3/15): Caused two turnovers and picked up one ground ball. at Ohio State (4/1): Totaled three ground balls and one caused turnover. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Finished with two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Rutgers (4/22): Picked up a season-high five ground balls and caused one turnover.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Led Malvern Prep to the 2019 Inter-Ac title and a top-20 ranking in the Inside Lacrosse Poll…Played club with Mesa, helping the team achieve a top-10 national ranking…Played in the FCA National league in Lake Placid in 2019...Led Malvern Prep to another Inter-Ac title and finished the year at #2 in the country according to Inside Lacrosse in 2021... Earned 2021 USA All-American, 2021 Senior Under Armour All-American, All Inter-Ac, All-State and All-Maine Line honors.

PERSONAL

Parents are Michael and JoAnn Buono…Father played lacrosse at Villanova…Mother played field hockey at Villanova…Has two younger brothers, Roman and Angus, and one younger sister, Grayson…Grandfather, Michael Buono Jr., played football at Villanova…Hobbies include hunting, fishing, cooking and boating…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

SENIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-0

Weight: 195

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.

High School: MICDS

Major: Communication Arts and Sciences

HENRY CARPENTER

CAREER

Awards: Earned two Academic All-Big Ten honors.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in two games…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Made collegiate debut.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the MICDS varsity lacrosse team…Led his team to four consecutive state titles…Earned two all-state honors and one All-America nod…Was an eight-year member of the Project Missouri club lacrosse team, coached by Andy Kay…Earned two Resolute Midwest Classic bronze medals…Named to the All-Tournament Team in 2017 and 2018, leading the team in goals both years…Named Under Armour Underclass All-American in 2016 and 2018…Named Naptown Challenge Playoff Contender in 2018.

PERSONAL

Parents are John Carpenter and Alexa Beattie…Has a younger brother, William, and a younger sister, Zoe…Father played baseball at Brown...Majoring in communication arts and sciences.

SENIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 5-11

Weight: 190

Hometown: Haverford, Pa.

High School: The Haverford School

Major: Advertising/Public Relations

MAC COSTIN

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten award.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Started all 14 games...Finished with 24 points on 20 goals and four assists...Led the team in goals...Added 16 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Scored at least one goal in 10 games, including the game-winner in overtime in a 9-8 win over Michigan (4/8).

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Played five games and scored one goal.

at Rutgers (2/20): Made Penn State debut. at Maryland (4/3): Scored first Penn State goal.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON (AT UTAH)

Season: Started all six games before the season was canceled on March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic...Totaled 12 points on 11 goals and one assist...Scored multiple goals in a game four times...Added three ground balls.

Bellarmine (2/1): Started in his collegiate debut and tallied one goal and one assist. at Lehigh (2/8): Scored three goals. Air Force (2/15): Finished with two goals and one ground ball. Furman (2/22): Scored three goals. at Jacksonville (2/29): Contributed two goals and one ground ball. at Mount St. Mary's (3/7): Had one ground ball.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year member of the Haverford School lacrosse team, playing two seasons and missing one with an injury...Totaled 60 goals and 17 assists while helping team go 37-10 in his two seasons on the field...Helped 2017 team win Inter-Ac title...Was named a US Lacrosse All-American in 2019...Earned first-team All-EPLCA, All-Inter-Ac, All-PhillyLacrosse and All-Delco honors...Was a three-sport captain as a senior (golf, hockey, lacrosse)...Earned first-team All-Inter-Ac recognition in golf...Played club lacrosse for Mesa Fresh... Came to Penn State as a transfer after one season at Utah.

PERSONAL

Parents are Gui and Susan Costin...Gui played golf at Virginia...Has one sister, Cate...Hobbies include golf...Majoring in advertising and public relations.

FRESHMAN DEFENSE

Height: 6-0

Weight: 190

Hometown: Haverford, Pa.

High School: Haverford School

Major: Business

WILL COSTIN

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Rated a three-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Played varsity at Haverford School since eighth grade…Helped team to 43-14 record and three Inter-Ac runner-up finishes over final three seasons…Played nine years of club lacrosse with Mesa Fresh, which finished the recent season ranked No. 5 in the country according to US Club Lax.

PERSONAL

Parents are Gui and Susan Costin…Has one older brother, Mac, who is a current member of the Penn State men's lacrosse team, and one older sister, Cate, who is on the squash team at Franklin & Marshall…Father, Gui, played golf at Virginia…Cousin, Sean Dolan, played hockey at Wisconsin…Hobbies include lawn games, woodworking, and hanging out with family…Intends to major in business.

SOPHOMORE ATTACK

Height: 6-4

Weight: 190

Hometown: Franklin Square, N.Y.

High School: H. Frank Carey

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

MICHAEL FARAONE

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in five games, including one as a starter...Scored one goal and picked up two ground balls.

Maryland (3/27): Made collegiate debut and picked up one ground ball. Michigan (4/8): Scored first career goal and picked up one ground ball.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Started in each of his three seasons at Carey High School, leading the team to the county quarterfinals twice…Totaled 50 points on 29 goals and 21 assists in 2019…Selected as a team captain in 2020 and 2021…Named all-county in 2021...Played club lacrosse with Igloo Black Ice, which was ranked fourth in the country by US Club Lax after going 9-1 in 2020…Igloo Black Ice was a World Series finalist in 2016.

PERSONAL

Parents are Michael and Heather Faraone…Father played lacrosse at NYIT and won a national championship in 1997…Has a twin sister, Josie, and a younger sister, Sophia…Hobbies include biking, fishing and video games…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

SENIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-2

Weight: 185

Hometown: Dix Hills, N.Y.

High School: Half Hollow Hills West

Major: Risk Management

GERALD FILARDI, JR.

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in eight games...Picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover.

Cornell (3/12): Caused one turnover. at Bucknell (3/15): Picked up one ground ball.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in eight games and tallied six ground balls.

at Rutgers (2/20): Picked up one ground ball. Maryland (2/26): Contributed one ground ball. Ohio State (3/6): Tallied one ground ball. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Picked up one ground ball for the fourth-straight game. at Ohio State (4/24): Picked up one ground ball. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Picked up one ground ball in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year varsity starter for the Half Hollow Hills West lacrosse team...Was named all-division during his junior year…Scored three goals with four assists his freshman year, five goals with nine assists his sophomore year and 11 goals with seven assists his junior year…Seven-year member of the Team 91 Orange club lacrosse team coached by Jim Mulé and Ross Turrini…Club team named best team in the country every year for the 2019 class

PERSONAL

Parents are Kim and Gerald Sr.…Has two younger brothers, Jack and Joseph…Father played football at Penn State from ’92-’96 and won the Rose Bowl…Majoring in risk management.

SOPHOMORE GOALIE

Height: 6-1

Weight: 175

Hometown: Annapolis, Md.

High School: Bullis School

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

JACK FRACYON

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

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Season: Played seven games in goal, including two as a starter...Made 64 saves on 119 chances for a .538 save percentage...Made double-digit saves three times, including a season-high 17 against Johns Hopkins (4/30)...Had a save percentage of better than 60 percent three times, including a season-best .733 while making 11 saves in 30 minutes of play at Johns Hopkins (4/16).

Lafayette (2/5): Made collegiate debut and picked up first career win after making eight saves on 13 chances while playing the final 38:04 in goal. at Bucknell (3/15): Made six saves on 10 chances while playing the second half. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Made 11 saves on 15 chances for a season-best .733 save percentage while playing the second half. at Rutgers (4/22): Made first career start in a road game against the fourth-ranked Scarlet Knights. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Made a season-high 17 saves on 33 chances in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Led Bullis School to two LAC titles and one Geico championship…Played for the D.C. Express Lacrosse Club and the Peninsula Lacrosse Club…Led D.C. Express to a 45-7 record, three national championships, two NLF titles and two Crabfeast titles.

PERSONAL

Parents are Franco and Noelle Fracyon…Has one older brother, Mike, who played lacrosse at Washington College, and one older sister, Alex…Hobbies include playing football and fishing...Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

GRADUATE STUDENT DEFENSE

Height: 5-9

Weight: 175

Hometown: Medford, N.J.

High School: Shawnee

Major: Communication Arts and Sciences

BRETT FUNK

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Earned three Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in five games, including four as a starter, and missed nine due to injury...Finished with 11 ground balls and six caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in all five games he played and at least one caused turnover in four games.

Lafayette (2/5): Finished with two ground balls and two caused turnovers. Villanova (2/12): Picked up three ground balls and caused one turnover. Vermont (2/16): Totaled three ground balls and two caused turnovers. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Picked up one ground ball. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Contributed two ground balls and one caused turnover.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Started all nine games he played...Finished with 12 ground balls and four caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in seven games, including a season-high three in a win over Ohio State (3/6).

at Rutgers (2/20): Picked up one ground ball and caused one turnover. Maryland (2/26): Tallied two ground balls. Ohio State (3/6): Picked up a season-high three ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Caused one turnover. at Michigan (3/20): Contributed one ground ball. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Totaled two ground balls. at Maryland (4/3): Finished with two ground balls. Rutgers (4/10): Picked up one ground ball. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Caused two turnovers in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Started all seven games…Finished with eight ground balls and three caused turnovers…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lafayette (2/1): Picked up one ground ball. Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Had one ground ball. Yale (2/22): Tallied two ground balls. at Penn (2/29): Contributed one ground ball and two caused turnovers. vs. Cornell (3/8): Picked up one ground ball. at Furman (3/10): Totaled two ground balls and one caused turnover.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in five games…Finished with two ground balls.

Villanova (2/2): Made collegiate debut in a 17-7 win over the Wildcats. Johns Hopkins (4/21): Picked up one ground ball. at Rutgers (5/2): Picked up one ground ball.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the Shawnee High School lacrosse team...Named captain for two consecutive seasons…Missed the 2018 season due to injury…Helped guide his team to a 16-2 record in 2017, earning the conference title…Named first-team all-conference, All-South Jersey and second-team all-state as a junior…Won the South Jersey Group 3 title in 2015…Played five years of club ball with Big 4 HHH and US Indoor Lacrosse U-19 in Summer 2016…Named Maverick Showtime All-Star in 2015…Was a three-year letterwinner for Shawnee Soccer and earned two conference titles.

REDSHIRT SENIOR GOALIE

Height: 6-1

Weight: 220

Hometown: Bowie, Md. High School: St. Mary's - Annapolis Major: Communication Arts and Sciences

ALERIC FYOCK

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won one USA Lacrosse Magazine National Player of the Week award and two Big Ten Specialist of the Week awards.

2022 • REDSHIRT JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned one USA Lacrosse Magazine National Player of the Week award (4/1) and one Big Ten Specialist of the Week award (4/1).

Season: Started 12 of the team's 14 games, playing 582:44 in goal...Stopped 139 of the 274 shots he faced for a .507 save percentage... Made double-digit saves in eight games, including a season-high 21 in a 10-6 win over No. 5 Yale...Earned USA Lacrosse Magazine National Player of the Week and Big Ten Specialist of the Week honors after his performance against Yale.

Villanova (2/12): Made 13 saves on 26 chances. Vermont (2/16): Stopped 15 of the 30 shots he faced. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Made 15 saves on 30 chances. Yale (2/26): Made a season-high 21 saves on 27 chances in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Stopped 11 of the 21 shots he faced. Cornell (3/12): Made 16 saves on 32 chances. Michigan (4/8): Stopped 15 of the 23 shots he faced in a 9-8 overtime win.

2021 • REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Won one Big Ten Specialist of the Week award (4/27).

Season: Played in five games, including two as a starter and posted a 2-1 record...Made 41 saves on 78 chances for a .526 save percentage, including a season-high 15 saves in a 10-9 win over Ohio State (4/24) in his first career start.

at Maryland (4/3): Played 5:40 in goal. Rutgers (4/10): Made 13 saves on 24 chances in 30:00 in goal. Michigan (4/16): Picked up the win, making eight saves on 14 chances in 33:57 in goal. at Ohio State (4/24): Won in his first career start, making a season-high 15 saves on 24 chances. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Received the start in goal in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in two games…Made four saves on six chances…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Picked up three ground balls in collegiate debut. at Furman (3/10): Stopped all four shots he faced.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON Redshirt season.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the St. Mary’s lacrosse team...Helped guide his team to a 2015 MIAA-A title…Selected as an Under Armour All-American…Made the All-MIAA Team…Voted All-USA Boys Lacrosse second team…Named first-team All-Met by the Washington Post… Named Team MVP in his senior season as well as being named captain…Named second team all-county and ran cross country for three years with the Saints.

SOPHOMORE ATTACK

Height: 5-10

Weight: 175

Hometown: Shrewsbury, Pa.

High School: Boys' Latin School

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

GARRETT GLATZ

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Took a redshirt season.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a team captain for Boys' Latin School...Helped team win MIAA title in 2021...Was awarded the Captain's Cup and the Unsung Hero Award...Played eight years for Crabs Lacrosse in the National Lacrosse Federation...Named a Nike National All-Star in 2020.

PERSONAL

Father is John Glatz...Has one older brother, Jake, who is a senior on the Penn State men's lacrosse team, and one younger sister, Ally... Hobbies include fishing...Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

FRESHMAN

ATTACK

Height: 6-2

Weight: 215

Hometown: Manheim, Pa.

High School: Hempfield

Major: Undecided

MAX GRUBE

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Led Hempfield High School to 34-9-1 record, two L-L titles, two section titles, and a district runner-up finish over two seasons…Totaled 145 points on 100 goals and 45 assists during those two seasons…Played club with Team Lacrosse for three years and FCA for one year…Named a top 50 player by Peace Lacrosse, a 2020 Trilogy All-Star, and a 2020 Baltimore Summer Kickoff Standout.

PERSONAL

Parents are Amy and Ryan Grube…Amy played field hockey at Penn State and Ryan played football at Penn State…Has one older sister, Megan, who is on the track and field team at Penn State…Hobbies include skiing and fishing.

SENIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 180

Hometown: Palmyra, Pa.

High School: Palmyra Area

Major: Finance

GRANT HAUS

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Earned two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all 14 games...Finished with six points on five goals and one assist...Added 22 ground balls and six caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in 12 games, including a season-high four against Vermont (2/16)...Scored a goal in five games, including a season-high two at Rutgers (4/22).

Lafayette (2/5): Caused two turnovers. Villanova (2/12): Contributed one ground ball and one caused turnover. Vermont (2/16): Finished with a season-high four ground balls and added one caused turnover. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Contributed one ground ball and one caused turnover. Yale (2/26): Picked up two ground balls. vs. Penn (3/5): Picked up two ground balls. Cornell (3/12): Scored one goal. at Bucknell (3/15): Picked up two ground balls. Maryland (3/27): Scored one goal and added three ground balls and one caused turnover. at Ohio State (4/1): Tallied one assist and one ground ball. Michigan (4/8): Contributed two ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Scored a goal and picked up two ground balls. at Rutgers (4/22): Scored a season-high two goals and added one ground ball. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Picked up one ground ball.

2021

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all 11 games...Finished with two goals, 11 ground balls and five caused turnovers...Had at least one ground ball in six games, including a season-high three at Maryland (4/3).

Maryland (2/26): Picked up one ground ball. Ohio State (3/6): Scored first career goal and caused one turnover. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Tallied two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Michigan (3/20): Contributed one ground ball and one caused turnover. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Finished with two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Maryland (4/3): Picked up a season-high three ground balls. Michigan (4/16): Tallied two ground balls. at Ohio State (4/24): Caused one turnover. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Scored a goal in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in all seven games…Totaled four ground balls and one caused turnover…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lafayette (2/1): Made collegiate debut. at Villanova (2/8): Picked up one ground ball. at Penn (2/29): Totaled a season-high three ground balls. at Furman (3/10): Caused one turnover.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year member of the Palmyra Area High School lacrosse team…Helped guide his team to the 2017 and 2019 District 3 titles and the 2017 and 2019 Mid Penn Keystone Division Championship…Awarded second-team All-Mid Penn honors in 2017 and first-team

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FRESHMAN

MIDFIELD

Height: 5-11

Weight: 170

Hometown: Dallas, Texas

High School: Jesuit College Prep

Major: Undecided

MAC HOBBS

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Rated as a three-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Helped Jesuit College Prep win 2021 state title and post a 32-3 record over the past three years…Earned all-district recognition in 2021…Named the team's Rookie of the Year in 2019…Played club lacrosse with Iron Horse for 11 years and with the Texas Mustangs for five years.

PERSONAL

Parents are Brian and Rachel Hobbs…Has one younger brother, Brodie, and one younger sister, Kennedy…Cousin, Robert Spillane, is a linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers…Cousin, Ryan Smith, played tight end for the Green Bay Packers…Hobbies include fishing, spending time with family and friends, and building model cars.

REDSHIRT JUNIOR

LSM

Height: 5-9

Weight: 190

Hometown: Eastport, N.Y.

High School: Eastport South Manor

Major: Criminology

RYAN HUFF

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won two Academic All-Big Ten awards

2022 • REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Did not appear in any games.

2021 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in one game.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Redshirt season…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year member of the Eastport South Manor varsity lacrosse team…Named all-division and all-county in each of his three seasons…Helped team become Suffolk County Class B champions during his 2016-17 season…Named to Newsday’s Top 100 for his junior and senior seasons…Was a four-year member of the Team 91 club lacrosse team coached by Jim Mulé and Ross Turrini and sixyear member of Team ESM club lacrosse team coached by Kevin Huff…Wrestled at Eastport South Manor during his junior year...Named Section XI All-County and placed sixth in the county and first in the league at 182 pounds.

PERSONAL

Parents are Teresa and Scott Huff…Has two sisters, Kaeli and Kelsey, who played lacrosse at USC…Father and uncles, Kevin Huff and Steven Huff, played lacrosse professionally for the New York Saints…Uncle, Steven Huff, played lacrosse at UNC and for the Lizards… Aunt, Victoria Huff, played softball at UNC and professionally for the Carolina Diamondbacks...Majoring in criminology.

SOPHOMORE FACEOFF

Height: 5-8

Weight: 155

Hometown: Kennett Square, Pa.

High School: Kennett/Providence College

Major:

Undecided

RICHIE HUGHSON

2022 at Providence

Season: Played in 12 games. Tallied 32 ground balls and four shots on goal.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Attended Kennett High School…Earned four varsity letters in lacrosse, three in football and one in track…Earned most faceoff wins in Kennett High School history with a 68.6% career faceoff percentage... Finished 757-1103 in three varsity seasons, including 369-514 (71.7%) during his senior campaign…Had 83 career points on 59 goals and 24 assists…Captained the lacrosse team in his senior season and led team to an undefeated regular season and a runner-up finish in State Championship.

GRADUATE STUDENT

ATTACK

Height: 6-4

Weight: 220

Hometown: Garden City, N.Y.

High School: Garden City/St. Lawrence

Major:

CHRIS JORDAN

2022 AT ST. LAWRENCE

USILA-Dynamic Scholar All-America .... USILA-Dynamic All-America – Third-Team....All-Liberty League – First-Team...Liberty League AllAcademic...Liberty League Performer of the Week (April 11, April 18).....Play and started in 19 games...Registered career-high 40 goals, 49 assists for 89 points...Recorded 23 ground balls.

2021 AT ST. LAWRENCE

Liberty League All-Academic...Liberty League Honor Roll (May 10)........Tallied 12 goals and 12 assists for 24 points....Tallied 12 ground balls and two caused turnovers.

2020 AT ST. LAWRENCE

Liberty League All-Academic

2019 AT ST. LAWRENCE

Tallied one goal and three for four points... Recorded three ground balls and one caused turnover.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Jordan played basketball and lacrosse at Garden City High School... He was a New York State Champion in lacrosse and a Nassau County Champion in basketball... He is a member of the National Honor Society, the World Language Honor Society, an honor roll student and an AP Scholar Award Winner.

FRESHMAN ATTACK/MIDFIELD

Height: 6-0

Weight: 160

Hometown: Draper, Utah

High School: Corner Canyon

Major: Business

JON KING

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was the nation's leading point scorer in 2021, finishing with 161 points on 112 goals and 49 assists while leading Corner Canyon High School to the Utah state title…Was named the 2021 USA Today Utah player of the Year…Selected as a 2021 US Lacrosse All-American and to the all-region first team…Totaled 255 points on 155 goals and 100 assists over the past three seasons, leading Corner Canyon to a 48-5 record…Was also a 2019 first-team all-state selection…Played club lacrosse for Mad Dog National (2019-pres.), 212 Lacrosse (2018-pres.), and Rock Lacrosse (2016-17)…Lettered three years in football.

PERSONAL

Parents are Jeffrey and Reauelle King…Has two younger brothers, Andrew and Rhett…Uncle, Dave King, is a Penn State lacrosse alum… Father played lacrosse at Hobart…Grandfather, Don King played lacrosse at Cortland State…Hobbies include snowboarding and fishing…Intends to major in business.

FRESHMAN FACEOFF

Height: 5-10

Weight: 175

Hometown: Northport, N.Y.

High School: Northport

Major: Education

TYLER KUPRIANCHIK

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Earned honorable-mention All-America recognition after leading Northport High School to the 2021 Long Island Class A Championship… Was named the MVP of the championship game…Led Northport to a 14-3 record in 2021 while earning All-Long Island, all county, and all-league honors…Was 80 percent on faceoffs, going 270-337 in 2021…Played club lacrosse for three years with 3d New England South, three years with Team 91, and three years with Express…Selected to 3d Regional Team in 2020 and 2021.

PERSONAL

Parents are John and Stacie Kuprianchik…Has one older sister, Haylee, who plays lacrosse at Siena…Intends to major in education.

FRESHMAN

ATTACK

Height: 5-9

Weight: 185

Hometown: Franklin, Mass.

High School: Deerfield Academy

Major: Communications

MATT LAZZARO

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

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Rated as a five-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Was a two-time first-team All-American while totaling 275 points in three seasons of play with Franklin High School…Was the 2021 league MVP and the 2019 league Underclassmen of the Year…Served as team captain as a senior…Earned a spot on the All-Scholastic Team…Led Franklin to the Division I semifinals in 2021 and the quarterfinals in 2018 and 2019…Played six years of club with Laxachusetts Black in the NLF…Was ranked No. 15 in the NLF player rankings…Led Laxachusetts Black to the 2019 and 2021 NLF national semifinals, the 2021 Nike national finals, and the 2020 Under Armour national semifinals.

PERSONAL

Parents are Neil and Lisa Lazzaro…Has one older sister, Shannon, and one older brother, Sean, who played lacrosse at Wentworth Institute of Technology…Hobbies include spending time in Cape Cod with family and friends…Intends to major in communications.

SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD

Height: 6-0

Weight: 170

Hometown: Phoenix, Md.

High School: Calvert Hall

Major: Business

ETHAN LONG

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award.

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award (3/15).

Season: Played in 10 games, including four as a starter...Finished with 18 points on six goals and 12 assists and added seven ground balls...Ranked second on the team in assists...Tallied at least one assist in seven games, including a season-high three in a 10-6 win over No. 5 Yale (2/26).

Lafayette (2/5): Made collegiate debut and tallied two assists. Yale (2/26): Totaled three assists in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Contributed one assist. Cornell (3/12): Scored first career goal and finished with a hat trick in addition to two assists and three ground balls. at Ohio State (4/1): Tallied one assist. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Scored one goal and picked up one ground ball. at Rutgers (4/22): Finished with three points on one goal and two assists while adding two ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Finished with one goal and one assist in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Helped Calvert Hall win two MIAA titles in 2017 and 2018…Named a captain in 2019 and 2020…Played club with Crabs Lacrosse.

PERSONAL

Parents are Tim and Laurie Long…Has two older sisters, Christian and Griffin…Hobbies include golfing and going to the beach...Enrolled in the College of Business.

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won three Big Ten Freshman of the Week awards...Earned two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all 11 games, including 10 as a starter...Led the team in points with 43 while totaling 25 goals and a team-high 18 assists...Added 18 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Tallied a season-high seven points twice in wins over Ohio State (3/6) and Michigan (4/16), scoring a season-high five goals in the win over Ohio State and contributing a season-high three assists in the win over Michigan...Picked up a season-best four ground balls against Maryland (2/26)...Scored at least one goal in all 11 games and had at least one assist in 10 games.

at Rutgers (2/20): Tallied five points with three goals and two assists while adding two ground balls. Maryland (2/26): Finished with one goal, one assist and a season-high four ground balls. Ohio State (3/6): Totaled a season-high seven points on five goals and two assists. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Totaled two goals, two assists and two ground balls. at Michigan (3/20): Tallied one goal, one assist and two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Finished with two goals, two assists and one ground ball. at Maryland (4/3): Contributed one goal and two assists. Rutgers (4/10): Recorded a hat trick and added one assist, two ground balls and one caused turnover. Michigan (4/16): Matched a season high with seven points on four goals and three assists while adding one ground ball. at Ohio State (4/24): Scored two goals and picked up two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Totaled one goal, two assists and two ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

GRADUATE STUDENT

ATTACK

Height: 5-11

Weight: 180

Hometown: West Chester, Pa.

High School: The Haverford School

Major: Finance

TJ MALONE

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won three Big Ten Freshman of the Week awards...Earned two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Missed the season due to injury.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all 11 games, including 10 as a starter...Led the team in points with 43 while totaling 25 goals and a team-high 18 assists...Added 18 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Tallied a season-high seven points twice in wins over Ohio State (3/6) and Michigan (4/16), scoring a season-high five goals in the win over Ohio State and contributing a season-high three assists in the win over Michigan...Picked up a season-best four ground balls against Maryland (2/26)...Scored at least one goal in all 11 games and had at least one assist in 10 games.

at Rutgers (2/20): Tallied five points with three goals and two assists while adding two ground balls. Maryland (2/26): Finished with one goal, one assist and a seasonhigh four ground balls. Ohio State (3/6): Totaled a season-high seven points on five goals and two assists. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Totaled two goals, two assists and two ground balls. at Michigan (3/20): Tallied one goal, one assist and two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Finished with two goals, two assists and one ground ball. at Maryland (4/3): Contributed one goal and two assists. Rutgers (4/10): Recorded a hat trick and added one assist, two ground balls and one caused turnover. Michigan (4/16): Matched a season high with seven points on four goals and three assists while adding one ground ball. at Ohio State (4/24): Scored two goals and picked up two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Totaled one goal, two assists and two ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Started all seven games…Finished with 23 points on 16 goals and seven assists…Added three ground balls and one caused turnover…Scored a goal in every game, including a season-high five in a win at Furman (3/10)…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rankings: Ranked sixth in the Big Ten in shot percentage (.432)…Ranked eighth in the Big Ten in goals/game (2.29)…Ranked 12th in the Big Ten in points/game (3.29)… Ranked 13th in the Big Ten in assists/game (1.00).

Lafayette (2/1): Tallied two points on one goal and one assist. at Villanova (2/8): Finished with one goal, one assist, one ground ball and one caused turnover. Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Totaled four points on one goal and a season-high three assists. Yale (2/22): Scored two goals. at Penn (2/29): Scored two ground balls and picked up one ground ball. vs. Cornell (3/8): Had five points on four goals and one assist. at Furman (3/10): Finished with a season-high six points on a season-high five goals and one assist…Added one ground ball.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Was a three-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (2/5, 2/12, 3/12).

Season: Played in all 18 games, including 10 starts…Started 10 of the final 11 games…Finished with 36 points on 30 goals and six assists and added 17 ground balls and two caused turnovers…Tallied one game-winning goal and six man-up goals.

Rankings: Finished third in the Big Ten and 28th nationally with six man-up goals…Ranked fifth in the Big Ten and 23rd nationally in shot percentage (.435). Villanova (2/2): Scored three goals in collegiate debut. Robert Morris (2/9): Tallied five points on four goals and one assist. at Stony Brook (2/16): Finished with two goals and one assist. at Yale (2/23): Dished out one assist. Penn (3/2): Scored a goal. vs. Cornell (3/8): Tallied one assist. vs. Jacksonville (3/10): Recorded career highs with seven goals and six ground balls. at Cleveland State (3/23): Scored a goal and added five ground balls while making first career start. at Maryland (3/31): Scored a man-up goal in Penn State’s first-ever varsity win over the Terrapins. Ohio State (4/7): Scored one goal. at Michigan (4/13): Totaled two goals. Rutgers (4/27): Scored once and caused one turnover as the Lions clinched their first Big Ten regular season title. Rutgers (5/2): Finished with four goals and one ground ball. Johns Hopkins (5/4): Finished with four points on two goals and two assists and added one ground ball as Penn State won its first Big Ten Tournament title…Assisted on Mac O’Keefe’s game-winning goal just 25 seconds into overtime. UMBC (5/12): Tallied one goal and one ground ball. vs. Loyola (Md.) (5/19): Picked up three ground balls. vs. Yale (5/25): Played in the program’s first NCAA National Semifinal game.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played at The Haverford School alongside former Penn State teammates John Nostrant and Grant Ament…Also split time playing for NXT…Named a U.S. Lacrosse AllAmerican, Inter-Ac Co-Player of the Year, Philly Lacrosse Co-Player of the Year and first-team All-EPLCA…Named a two-time first team All-Inter-Ac and two-time AllPhiladelphia Inquirer SE Pennsylvania.

PERSONAL

Parents are Mark and Liz…Has two sisters, Allie and Emma, and one brother, Teddy...Majoring in finance.

JUNIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 185

Hometown: Wading River, N.Y.

High School: Shoreham-Wading River

Major: Business

ROBERT MCGEE

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Season: Appeared in seven games...Caused one turnover. at Bucknell (3/15): Caused one turnover.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in one game.

Maryland (2/26): Made collegiate debut.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

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Played three years of lacrosse at St. Anthony’s and helped the team go 15-1 and win the CHSAA Class AAA New York state title his junior season…Helped St. Anthony’s achieve a No. 3 ranking nationally…Was a 12-year member of the Legacy Taz lacrosse team and won the 2016 World Series in Denver…Was also the starting quarterback and a wrestler at St. Anthony’s...Was a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL

Parents are Robert and Regina McGee…Has one older sister, Jessica, and one younger sister, Brianna…Father played football at Stony Brook…Majoring in business.

FRESHMAN

MIDFIELD

Height: 5-9

Weight: 180

Hometown: Wayne, Pa.

High School: The Hill School

Major: Business

MARK MCKEON

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Helped Radnor High School go 24-2 and win the 2021 Pennsylvania state title…Radnor was ranked No. 25 in the country by Inside Lacrosse…Earned second-team all-league recognition and was named Radnor's Most Outstanding Athlete…Received the Peter Samson "Heart" Award…Played one year with the Mesa Lacrosse Club…Helped Mesa go 17-2 and win the Big 4 Summer title.

PERSONAL

Parents are Carole and Scott McKeon…Scott is a Penn State lacrosse alum and Carole is also a Penn State graduate…Has one older brother, Brian, and two older sisters, Katherine and Megan…Megan is a current member of the Penn State Lionettes…Intends to major in business.

JUNIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 5-10

Weight: 180

Hometown: Annapolis, Md.

High School: IMG Academy/Drexel

Major: Business

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2022 SEASON AT DREXEL

AWARDS

Named to the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll.

SEASON

Limited to just six games as a sophomore…played in each of the first four games before being injured…had his only goal of the season in the opener against UMBC…handed out an assist in the win against UAlbany…also had four ground balls in the game… returned to the line-up for the last two regular-season games… ended the season with 10 ground balls.

at UMBC 2/19/22: Tallied one goal and scooped two groundballs...at Lafayette 2/22/22: Scooped two groundballs...vs. Albany 2/26/22: Tallied one assist and scooped four groundballs...at LIU 3/5/22: Fired one shot on goal...vs. Delaware 4/23/22: Tallied one assist...at Massachusetts 4/29/22: Scooped one groundball.

2021 SEASON AT DREXEL

Made an immediate impact in his first season…played every game as a defensive middie…had a huge game in the CAA championship game against Hofstra…recorded a career-high six ground balls and also scored his third goal of the year…opened the year with four ground balls in his first collegiate game against Towson…finished the season with 19 ground balls…also scored goals in Drexel wins at Delaware and at Towson…handed out his only assist at Fairfield.

vs. Towson 3/6/21: Scooped four groundballs....vs. Lafayette 3/24/21: Scooped one groundball...vs. Massachusetts 4/3/21: Scooped two groundballs...at Delaware 4/10/21: Tallied one goal and one groundball...at Fairfield 4/17/21: Tallied one assist and scooped three groundballs...at Towson 5/1/21: Scored one goal...vs. Massachusetts 5/6/21: Scooped two groundballs...at Hofstra 5/8/21: Tallied one assist and scooped six groundballs.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Graduated from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla…scored 33 goals and had 16 assists for 49 points in his senior year…played on the Under Armour Underclassmen All-America South team…named the Bill Bjornes Award winner at IMG as a junior.

PERSONAL

Son of Kim and Mark McVicker...one of four children...his sister plays lacrosse at Rollins College and his father was a baseball player at Catholic…majoring in business.

JUNIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 175

Hometown: Katonah, N.Y.

High School: John Jay

Major: Business

LUKE MERCER

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten honor.

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in three games...Scored three goals and tallied one assist.

vs. Penn (3/5): Scored first career goal. Cornell (3/12): Scored two goals. at Bucknell (3/15): Tallied one assist.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in five games and tallied one assist.

at Rutgers (2/20): Made collegiate debut in the season opener. Ohio State (3/6): Tallied first career point with an assist.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Helped John Jay High School go 46-14 over three seasons, including a run to the semifinal round of the state tournament as a junior… Led team to back-to-back Section 1 titles…Earned all-state and all-section honors after totaling 70 points as a junior…Played for the Prime Time Lacrosse Club for 10 years…Ranked No. 66 in the Inside Lacrosse Class of 2020 Rankings…Earned all-state recognition as a wide receiver in football.

PERSONAL

Parents are Darren and Anna Mercer…Has two older sisters, Natalie and Dayna, and one younger sister, Kate…Dayna played goalie for the field hockey team at SUNY Geneseo…Cousin, Joseph Braun, was an All-American soccer player at Tufts…Majoring in business.

FRESHMAN GOALIE

Height: 5-11

Weight: 176

Hometown: Matthews, N.C.

High School: Weddington

Major: Management

WILL MITCHELL

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played in 31 games in goal and Weddington High School in Matthews, N.C.... Recorded 208 saves, GAA of 7.2 and a save percentage of .571 in his three years of play.

PERSONAL

Son of Angie and David...Has one younger sister Danielle....Intended major is Management.

JUNIOR ATTACK

Height: 5-8

Weight: 180

Hometown: Garnet Valley, Pa.

High School: Garnet Valley

Major: Engineering

JAKE MORIN

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten honor.

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in 12 games, finishing with eight goals, four assists, six ground balls and two caused turnovers.

Vermont (2/16): Scored one goal and picked up one ground ball. Cornell (3/12): Scored one goal. at Bucknell (3/15): Tallied one goal, one assist and one caused turnover. at Ohio State (4/1): Scored one goal and picked up one ground ball. Michigan (4/8): Contributed two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Tallied one goal and one assist. Rutgers (4/22): Scored two goals. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Totaled one goal and two assists in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in seven games...Finished with one goal, one assist and one ground ball.

at Rutgers (2/20): Made collegiate debut in the season opener. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Picked up one ground ball. at Michigan (3/20): Scored first career goal. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Contributed one assist.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named an All-American and all-state as a junior while serving as a team captain for Garnet Valley High School…Voted All-Central League and All-Delco twice…Led team to a 36-14 record and two trips to the state semifinals over final two seasons…Scored 113 goals and 94 assists over three seasons, including 102 goals and 87 assists over final two…Named team’s Offensive Player of the Year while winning a District I title as sophomore…Named Team MVP as a junior…Was a five-year member of the Philadelphia Freedom Lacrosse Club…Was a starting linebacker for the football team.

PERSONAL

Parents are Mark and Linda Morin…Has one younger brother, Sam…Cousin, Gina Ricci, played softball at Penn State Altoona…Cousin, Coley Ricci, played women’s lacrosse at Delaware…Cousin, Jon Ricci, played football at Delaware…Cousin, Taylor Morin, played football at Wake Forest…Member of Peer Buddies, working with kids with special needs…Majoring in engineering.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN FACEOFF

Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

Hometown: Glen Allen, Va.

High School: St. Christopher's School/North Carolina

Major: Finance

CHASE MULLINS

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named Richmond metro player of the year his senior season at St. Christopher’s (Va.) after winning 207-of-237 draws... Inside Lacrosse Top 100 recruit...ranked seventh in the class...top-ranked face-off midfielder by Inside Lacrosse...2021 US Lacrosse All-America... 2021 Under Armor All-America... Nike NASG All-America.

PERSONAL

Son of Jill and Wes Mullins...Has three siblings, Piper (22), Riley (17), and Carlee (14)...Intended major is Finance.

FRESHMAN

LSM

Height: 6-2

Weight: 175

Hometown: Springfield, Pa.

High School: Springfield

Major: Economics

RYAN O'CONNOR

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Rated a three-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Played seven years for Philadelphia Big 4 HHH in the National Lacrosse Federation… Helped team finish third at the 2021 NLF Championship…Played three years for Springfield High School…Helped Springfield win 2021 district title…Earned first-team all-state and All-Central League honors.

PERSONAL

Parents are Edward and Janet O'Connor…Has one older brother, Eddie, and one older sister, Emma…Hobbies include drawing…Intends to major in economics.

SOPHOMORE DEFENSE

Height: 6-0

Weight: 190

Hometown: Tewksbury, N.J.

High School: The Pingry School

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

KEVIN PARNHAM

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Started all 14 games...Finished with 38 ground balls and 12 caused turnovers...Led the team in caused turnovers and had the most ground balls of any non-faceoff player...Tallied three or more ground balls in a game eight times, including a season-high five in a win over Lafayette (2/1)...Caused at least one turnover in 11 games, including a season-high two in an overtime win over Michigan (4/8).

Lafayette (2/1): Picked up a season-high five ground balls and caused one turnover in his collegiate debut and first career start...at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Finished with three ground balls and one caused turnover. Yale (2/26): Totaled four ground balls and one caused turnover in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. Cornell (3/12): Picked up four ground balls. at Bucknell (3/15): Contributed three ground balls and one caused turnover. Michigan (4/8): Had one ground ball and two caused turnovers in an overtime win. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Finished with four ground balls and one caused turnover. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Tallied four ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Helped Pingry School win New Jersey state titles in 2018 and 2021…Earned first-team all-state honors in New Jersey and was named the Skyland Conference Player of the Year, the New Jersey Defenseman of the Year and the NJ.com Player of the Year...Was also named first-team All-Skyland Conference and first-team All-Non-Public...Named an Under Armour All-American and a Nike All-Star...Played club lacrosse with Leading Edge.

PERSONAL

Parents are Karen and Stephen Parnham…Father played hockey at Ryerson…Has two older brothers, Riley and Matt, and one older sister, Hannah…Riley played soccer at Roger Williams…Hobbies include clay working…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

SOPHOMORE

ATTACK

Height: 5-11

Weight: 175

Hometown: Downingtown, Pa.

High School: Malvern Prep

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

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CAREER

Awards: Earned two Big Ten Freshman of the Week awards.

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Earned two Big Ten Freshman of the Week awards (3/29, 4/12).

Season: Played all 14 games, including 12 as a starter...Finished with 33 points on 11 goals and 22 assists...Ranked first on the team in points and assists...Added 13 ground balls and one caused turnover...Tallied at least one assist in 11 games, including a season-high four at Saint Joseph's (2/19)...Scored at least one goal in nine games.

Lafayette (2/5): Made collegiate debut and tallied one goal, two assists and one ground ball. Villanova (2/12): Finished with two goals, one assist and three ground balls. Vermont (2/16): Contributed one goal and three assists. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Scored one goal and tallied a season-high four assists in addition to one ground ball. Yale (2/26): Contributed two assists and one ground ball in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. Cornell (3/12): Finished with one goal, one assist and three ground balls. Maryland (3/27): Scored two goals and picked up three ground balls. at Ohio State (4/1): Tallied one goal and one assist. Michigan (4/8): Totaled two assists. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Finished with one goal and three assists. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Tallied one goal and two assists in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Totaled 61 points on 29 goals and 32 assists while leading Malvern Prep to the 2019 Inter-Ac title and a top-20 ranking in the Inside Lacrosse Poll…Earned second-team all-county recognition that season…Played club lacrosse with Mesa, with Big 4 Triple H and with Rising Sons.

PERSONAL

Mother is Brooke Peden…Mother played soccer at Elon…Father, Drew, played basketball at Elon…Has two older brothers, Jake and Grant…Jake played lacrosse at North Carolina…Hobbies include mountain biking and paddle boarding…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

SENIOR

DEFENSE

Height: 6-1

Weight: 205

Hometown: South Riding, Va.

High School: Freedom

Major: Finance

JACK POSEY

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Earned two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in 12 games, including nine starts...Finished with two goals, 13 ground balls and nine caused turnovers...Had multiple ground balls in a game five times...Caused at least one turnover in six games, including a season-high three vs. Penn (3/5).

at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover. Yale (2/26): Caused two turnovers and picked up one ground ball in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Caused a season-high three turnovers. Maryland (3/27): Picked up two ground balls. at Ohio State (4/1): Scored first career goal and picked up two ground balls. Michigan (4/8): Scored a goal for the second-straight game and added two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in five games and tallied five ground balls.

at Ohio State (4/24): Picked up two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Finished with a season-high three ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in four games…Totaled four ground balls and one caused turnover…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lafayette (2/1): Picked up one ground ball in collegiate debut. at Villanova (2/8): Contributed one ground ball. Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Had one ground ball. at Furman (3/10): Tallied one ground ball and one caused turnover.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the varsity lacrosse team at Freedom High School…Was a captain in each of his final three seasons… Awarded first-team all-conference 5A, first-team all-region 5A, first-team all-state 5A, and first-team All-Loudon County in his final two seasons…Was an honorable-mention All-Met selection as a senior...Was a five-year member of the VLC club lacrosse team coached by Jacob Bullock, John DiCamillo, Patrick Zanelotti, Adam Langley and Rob Buller…Named to the 2016 and 2018 Under Armour DC AllAmerican Team and the 2016-17 Baltimore Summer Kickoff All-Star Team…Named the PE Student of the Year 2015-16, DECA state finalist 2016, DECA President 2018-19, and National Honors Society Member 2017-19…Was a Freedom Eagle Leadership Team (FELT) member from 2017-19...Contributed 150-plus hours of community service 2015-18…Was the president of the Young Men’s Service League in 2015-16.

PERSONAL

Parents are Jeff and Deirdre Posey…Has an older sister, Jordan, and a younger brother, Justin...Majoring in finance.

SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 185

Hometown: Washington, D.C.

High School: Bullis School (MD.)

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

MAC RIETANO

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Led Bullis School to the 2018 and 2019 IAC titles and the 2019 Geico National Championship…Was named a team captain as a junior… Played club lacrosse with D.C. Express…Led the team to two NLF national titles and two Crabfeast titles.

PERSONAL

Parents are Tom and Margaret Rietano…Has one older brother, Ben, and two older sisters, Sheila and Marlee…Sheila played lacrosse at Boston College…Hobbies include fishing and hunting…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

FRESHMAN DEFENSE

Height: 6-1

Weight: 185

Hometown: Davidsonville, Md.

High School: Archbishop Spalding

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

ALEX ROSS

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Rated as a four-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Played seven years with the Annapolis Hawks in the Triple A Elite league…Hawks were ranked as the top team in the country by Inside Lacrosse…Won three Naptown titles, two NAL titles and a Lake Placid title, in addition to numerous others…Had a big year with Archbishop Spalding in 2021, leading the team to a MIAA A Conference runner-up finish while earning first-team all-state, all-county, All-MIAA, and All-MIAA Playoffs honors.

PERSONAL

Parents are Jennifer and Christopher Ross…Has one younger sister, Carly…Father played club lacrosse and soccer at Salisbury… Hobbies include hanging out with friends, surfing, and golfing.

FRESHMAN ATTACK/MIDFIELD

Height: 5-7

Weight: 160

Hometown: Amaranth, Ontario

High School: The Hill Academy

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

CAM SANDERSON

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Played 13 years with the Orangeville Northmen – 12 in the Ontario Lacrosse Association and one in the Ontario Junior Lacrosse League… Also played four years with Team Ontario Lacrosse in the Canadian Lacrosse Association…Served as team captain for Orangeville in 2018 and was named the team's Most Dedicated Player…Helped Orangeville win two Provincial titles…Was a two-time assistant captain for Team Ontario and helped the squad win four national titles…Named All-World first team with Evolve at the World Series of Youth Lacrosse in 2016…Played four years at The Hill Academy and was a team captain in 2020.

PERSONAL

Parents are Josh and Lindsay Anderson…Has one younger sister, Ashley, and two younger brothers, Dylan and Owen…Father played 19 seasons in the NLL and is currently an assistant coach with the San Diego Seals…Cousin, Chris Sanderson, played lacrosse at Virginia… Cousin, Phil Sanderson, played 14 seasons in the NLL…Hobbies include sports cards, NHL and Madden on PS4, and cooking.

SOPHOMORE DEFENSE

Height: 6-0

Weight: 190

Hometown: Washington, D.C.

High School: Gonzaga College

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

FINN SCANLON

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in one game.

Maryland (3/27): Made collegiate debut.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Helped Gonzaga College High School win back-to-back WCAC titles in 2018-19…Named a team captain for two seasons in 2020-21… Played club lacrosse for Blackwolf and for Next Level.

PERSONAL

Parents are Michael and Devon Scanlon…Devon was a swimmer at North Carolina…Has one older sister, Libby, and one younger sister, Polly…Hobbies include basketball and golf...Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

FRESHMAN

MIDFIELD

Height: 5-11

Weight: 180

Hometown: Shamong, N.J.

High School: St. Augustine Prep

Major: Business Administration

LUKE SCARPELLO

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Named second-team all-state in New Jersey in 2021 after totaling 31 points on 25 goals and six assists for St. Augustine Prep…Invited to play in the 2019 Under Armour All-America Game, as well as numerous other all-star games and teams…Played six years of club with Southshore Lacrosse…Helped Southshore win 2019 Victory Events title and the 2018 NXT Cup title.

PERSONAL

Parents are Carla and Jim Scarpello…Mother played soccer and basketball at Marymount…Has one older sister, Samantha, who played lacrosse at Rutgers, and two older brothers, Jimmy and Tommy…Jimmy played football at Villanova and Tommy played lacrosse at Wagner…Is the 19th member of his family to attend Penn State…Hobbies include golf and fishing…Intends to major in business administration.

JUNIOR MIDFIELD

Height: 6-3

Weight: 195

Hometown:

Hummelstown, Pa.

High School: Hershey

Major: Security and Risk Analysis

MARK SICKLER

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Won one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award... Earned one Academic All-Big Ten honor.

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in 12 games, including nine as a starter...Missed two games with an injury...Finished with 16 points on 15 goals and one assist, 11 ground balls and two caused turnovers...Scored at least one goal in 10 games, including a hat trick against Penn (3/5).

Lafayette (2/5): Scored a goal. Vermont (2/16): Scored one goal. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Scored two goals and picked up one ground ball. Yale (2/26): Contributed two goals, one ground ball and one caused turnover in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs. vs. Penn (3/5): Recorded a hat trick while adding one assist and one ground ball. Maryland (3/27): Finished with one goal, one ground ball and one caused turnover. Michigan (4/8): Scored one goal and picked up two ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Tallied one goal and one ground ball. at Rutgers (4/22): Scored on goal and picked up one ground ball. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Scored two goals and picked up three ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Awards: Won one Big Ten Freshman of the Week award (4/6).

Season: Started in seven of the nine games he played...Totaled 12 points on five goals and seven assists, nine ground balls and one caused turnover...Tallied at least one point in each of the final seven games of the season, including a season-high four on one goal and three assists at Maryland (4/3).

Ohio State (3/6): Made collegiate debut in a 15-13 win. at Johns Hopkins (3/13): Made first career start. at Michigan (3/20): Scored first career goal and added one ground ball and one caused turnover. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Scored one goal and picked up one ground ball. at Maryland (4/3): Totaled a season-high four points on one goal and a season-high three assists in addition to one ground ball. Rutgers (4/10): Finished with one goal, two assists and two ground balls. Michigan (4/16): Contributed one assist. at Ohio State (4/24): Tallied one assist and two ground balls. Johns Hopkins (5/1): Finished with one assist and two ground balls in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a two-time Team MVP and one-time Team Offensive Player of the Year for Hershey High School…Led team to 64-26 record, one state runner-up finish, one PIAA District 3 title, and one Mid-Penn Conference title over four seasons…Selected as an All-American and the Mid-Penn Conference MVP as a senior…Named first team All-Mid-Penn Conference and first team All-Central Pennsylvania three times…Was a four-year member of the Big 4 HHH Lacrosse Club…Led team to 2018 NLC national title.

PERSONAL

Parents are Sandy Sickler and Don Sickler…Has two older brothers, Dave and Jon…Dave played lacrosse at Salisbury…Jon played lacrosse at RIT…Father is a 1993 Penn State graduate…Majoring in security and risk analysis.

FRESHMAN MIDFIELD

Height: 6-2

Weight: 200

Hometown: Skaneateles, N.Y.

High School: Taft

Major: Business

BEN SPINELLI

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Rated as a four-star recruit by Inside Lacrosse…Ranked as the 56th overall recruit in 2022 and the 12th overall midfielder…Played five years of club with Sweetlax Upstate and one year with the Eclipse Lacrosse Club in the National Lacrosse Federation…Led Eclipse to the 2021 NLF Championship and a No. 1 national postseason ranking…Led team to 2020 national championship…Led Skaneateles High School to 2020 Geico National Tournament title and the 2019 NHSLS Tournament title…Won state golf title with Skaneateles in 2017… Was ranked 38th on the East Coast in downhill ski racing…Earned the NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award.

PERSONAL

Parents are Kate Spinelli and Tim O'Shea…Has one younger brother, Michael…Mom played soccer at Rhode Island…Stepdad, Tim O'Shea, was a three-time All-American lacrosse player at Loyola (Md.)…Hobbies include wakesurfing, jet skiing, boating, fishing, and hiking… Intends to major in business or pre-law.

JUNIOR DEFENSE

Height: 6-2

Weight: 200

Hometown: Kensington, Md.

High School: Georgetown Prep

Major: Business

JB STRACHAN

CAREER

Awards: Earned one Academic All-Big Ten award in 2022.

2022 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in three games...Caused one turnover. vs. Penn (3/5): Made collegiate debut. Cornell (3/12): Caused one turnover.

2021 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Did not appear in any games.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year lacrosse payer at Georgetown Prep…Totaled 18 ground balls while helping the team go 14-4 in his final season…Helped team win the IAC regular season title…Was a four-year member of Blackwolf Lacrosse.

PERSONAL

Parents are Pooh and Michele Strachan…Has two older sisters, Kendell and Sarah, that attend Penn State…father played basketball at Saint Francis (Pa.)…Majoring in business.

SENIOR

LSM

Height: 5-11

Weight: 175

Hometown: Edgewater, Md.

High School: Gonzaga College

Major: Finance

SAM SWEENEY

CAREER

Awards: Earned two Academic All-Big Ten awards.

2022 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played all 14 games, including one as a starter...Finished with one goal, 24 ground balls and seven caused turnovers...Had multiple ground balls in eight games, including a season-high four at Bucknell (3/15).

Lafayette (2/5): Picked up one ground ball. Vermont (2/16): Picked up two ground balls. Yale (2/26): Contributed three ground balls and one caused turnover. vs. Penn (3/5): Picked up two ground balls. Cornell (3/12): Finished with three ground balls and two caused turnovers. at Bucknell (3/15): Picked up a season-high four ground balls and caused one turnover. Maryland (3/27): Caused one turnover. Michigan (4/8): Picked up three ground balls. at Johns Hopkins (4/16): Tallied two ground balls and two caused turnovers. at Rutgers (4/22): Scored first career goal and picked up one ground ball. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Tallied three ground balls.

2021 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played all 11 games...Finished with one assist, 13 ground balls and eight caused turnovers...Ranked second on the team in caused turnovers...Picked up at least one ground ball in seven games, including a season-high three twice at Rutgers (2/20): Matched a season high with three ground balls. Maryland (2/26): Matched a season high with three ground balls and contributed one assist and two caused turnovers. Ohio State (3/6): Picked up one ground ball and caused two turnovers. at Michigan (3/20): Tallied one ground ball and one caused turnover. Johns Hopkins (3/28): Totaled two ground balls and one caused turnover. at Maryland (4/3): Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover. Rutgers (4/10): Caused one turnover. Michigan (4/16): Picked up one ground ball.

2020 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in all seven games, including starts in the final two…Tallied one assist, nine ground balls and two caused turnovers… The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lafayette (2/1): Made collegiate debut. Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Picked up three ground balls. Yale (2/22): Contributed one ground ball. at Penn (2/29): Tallied an assist, three ground balls and one caused turnover. at Furman (3/10): Picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the Gonzaga College High School varsity lacrosse and football teams…Helped guide his team to a 2016 WCAC championship, 2017 WCAC runner-up finish and 2018 WCAC championship…Earned third-team All-WCAC in 2017 and second-team All-WCAC and second-team All-Met in 2018…Voted team captain for the 2018-2019 season…Was a five-year member of the Annapolis Hawks club lacrosse team coached by Matt Hogan.

PERSONAL

Parents are Michael and Tracy Sweeney…Has a younger brother, Nick, and a younger sister, Maddie…Father played lacrosse at Salisbury University…Has been playing lacrosse since he was three years old…Majoring in finance.

GRADUATE STUDENT ATTACK/MIDFIELD

Height: 5-9

Weight: 175

Hometown: Downingtown, Pa.

High School: Malvern Prep

Major: Management

JACK TRAYNOR

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS

Career: Earned three Academic All-Big Ten awards... Named a Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch twice.

2022 • SENIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team...Named a Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch.

Season: Played in six games, including five as a starter...Missed eight games due to injury...Finished with 23 points on 14 goals and nine assists, six ground balls and two caused turnovers... Scored at least one goal in five of his six games, including a season-high four goals three times.

Lafayette (2/5): Totaled five points on four goals and one point. Villanova (2/12): Tallied five points on four goals and one assist and added two ground balls. Vermont (2/16): Contributed one goal, three assists and one ground ball. at Saint Joseph's (2/19): Totaled seven points on four goals and three assists and added one ground ball. Yale (2/26): Contributed one goal, one assist, two goals and two caused turnovers in a 10-6 win over the fifth-ranked Bulldogs.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team...Named a Big Ten Preseason Player to Watch.

Season: Played in six games, including two as a starter...Missed some time with an injury...Finished with seven points on four goals and three assists...Added four ground balls.

Johns Hopkins (3/28): Tallied two goals and one assist. at Maryland (4/3): Contributed one goal, one assist and one ground ball. Rutgers (4/10): Finished with one goal, one assist and three ground balls.

2020 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Awards: Earned a spot on the Academic All-Big Ten Team.

Season: Played in all seven games, including starts in the final six…Totaled 13 points on 11 goals and two assists…Added two ground balls and two caused turnovers…Scored multiple goals in three games, including a season-high four in an overtime win at Penn (2/29)…The 2020 season was canceled March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lafayette (2/1): Scored two goals and caused one turnover. at Villanova (2/8): Tallied one goal and one assist. Saint Joseph’s (2/15): Scored one goal. Yale (2/22): Contributed one goal and one assist. at Penn (2/29): Scored a season-high four goals and picked up one ground ball. vs. Cornell (3/8): Picked up one ground ball. at Furman (3/10): Scored two goals and caused one turnover.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in all 18 games, including one start…Finished with 16 points on 13 goals and three assists…Added 15 ground balls.

Villanova (2/2): Made collegiate debut. Robert Morris (2/9): Scored first career goals with two. at Stony Brook (2/16): Scored two goals for the second-straight game. at Yale (2/23): Picked up first career ground ball. Penn (3/2): Tallied first career assist. vs. Cornell (3/8): Scored one goal. vs. Jacksonville (3/10): Had one assist and registered a season-high five ground balls. at Cleveland State (3/23): Tallied one assist in his first career start. at Maryland (3/31): Scored twice and picked up one ground ball in Penn State’s first varsity win over the Terrapins. Ohio State (4/7): Picked up one ground ball. at Michigan (4/13): Scored one goal. Johns Hopkins (4/21): Scored two goals. Rutgers (4/27): Scored once and added one ground ball as the Nittany Lions clinched their first Big Ten regular season-title. at Rutgers (5/2): Scored one goal and added one ground ball. vs. Johns Hopkins (5/4): Played as Penn State won its first Big Ten Tournament title. UMBC (5/12): Recorded one goal and three ground balls. vs. Loyola (Md.) (5/19): Picked up two ground balls. vs. Yale (5/25): Played in the Nittany Lions’ first NCAA National Semifinal game.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a four-year member of the Malvern Prep lacrosse team...Helped the team to an 18-6 record in the 2017 season with 56 goals and 30 assists…Named 2017 All-Inter-Ac, All-EPLCA, and an All-American after a stellar season...Played four years of club ball with Mesa Fresh and was named team captain.

PERSONAL

Parents are Kevin and Elizabeth...Has four brothers, Tripp, AJ, Matty and Kyle…Tripp is a Penn State lacrosse alumni and Matty is a current member of the team…Majoring in management.

SOPHOMORE MIDFIELD

Height: 6-1

Weight: 185

Hometown: Downingtown, Pa.

High School: Malvern Prep

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

MATT TRAYNOR

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON

Season: Played in two games and scored one goal.

at Rutgers (4/22): Made collegiate debut. at Johns Hopkins (4/30): Scored first career goal in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Led Malvern Prep to the 2019 Inter-Ac title and a top-20 ranking in the Inside Lacrosse Poll…Played club lacrosse with Mesa Fresh, with Freedom and with Rising Sons.

PERSONAL

Parents are Kevin and Beth Traynor…Has three older brothers, Tripp, AJ and Jack, and one younger brother, Kyle…Tripp played lacrosse at Penn State from 2015-18…Jack is a current member of the Penn State lacrosse team…Hobbies include surfing, snowboarding, mountain biking and soccer…Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN

ATTACK

Height: 5-10

Weight: 180

Hometown: Newtown, Pa.

High School: Council Rock North

Major: Division of Undergraduate Studies

LUKE WALSTRUM

2022 • FRESHMAN SEASON Season: Redshirt season.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Was a three-year member of the varsity lacrosse team at Council Rock North…Earned all-league recognition as a senior despite missing much of the season due to an injury...Tallied 58 points in his freshman season with 36 goals and 22 assists…Led his team with 104 total points as a sophomore… Awarded the Suburban One All-League Player and Suburban One League Most Valuable Player in his sophomore season… Was named captain for final two seasons… Played with the Big 4 HHH Lacrosse Club, which finished as runner-up in the National Lacrosse Federation Championship in 2019… Ranked No. 41 in the country by the National Lacrosse Federation and No. 61 in the Inside Lacrosse Class of 2021 Rankings.

PERSONAL

Parents are Brian and Stacey Walstrum…Has an older sister, Jacklyn, and a younger sister, Bridget…Hobbies include fishing and going to the beach...Enrolled in the Division of Undergraduate Studies.

GRADUATE STUDENT ATTACK

Height: 6-1

Weight: 190

Hometown: Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.

High School: Cold Spring Harbor/Binghamton

Major: Undeclared

KEVIN WINKOFF

2022 • SENIOR SEASON AWARDS

America East First-Team All Conference...Spring 2022 America East Honor Roll.

SEASON

Started all 14 games...Led the Bearcats with 37 goals, finished second on the team with 18 assists...Scored two or more goals in 10 games...Secured 21 groundballs and caused six turnovers. vs. Marist 2/12/22: Tallied three goals and two assists as well as one groundball...at Princeton 2/22/22: Scored one goal and recorded an assist...at Lafayette 2/26/22: Scored four goals...at Bucknell 3/5/22: Tallied three goals and one assist...at Hofstra 3/8/22: Scored two goals and registered an assist...vs. Fairfield 3/14/22: Scored three goals and tallied three assists....at Albany 3/19/22: Notched two goals and four assists with two ground balls...vs. UMBC 3/26/222: Scored four goals and scooped three ground balls...vs. Lehigh 3/29/22: Tallied two points with a goal and an assist....vs. Stony Brook 4/16/22: Fired five shots on goal....at NJIT 4/19/22: Scored five goals and recorded four assists for a season-high nine points...at Vermont 4/23/22: Recorded five goals and scooped four groundballs...vs. UMass Lowell 4/30/22: Scored a pair of goals...vs. UMBC 5/5/22: Scored two goals and notched one assist. Picked up three groundballs.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON

Started all nine games...Scored 10 goals...Notched six assists...Picked up 17 ground balls...Caused five turnovers.

at NJIT 3/6/21: Recorded one assist...vs. NJIT 4/3/21: Tallied two goals and three groundballs....vs. Albany 3/20/21: Tallieid one assist, vs. UMBC 3/24/21: Recorded two assists....at UMBC 3/27/21: Scored one goal....vs. NJIT 4/3/21: Registered two goals and three groundballs....vs. Hartford 4/10/21: Recorded one goal and one assist and three groundballs....at Stony Brook 4/16/21: Scored two goals and one groundball. vs. Vermont 4/24/21: Tallied two goals, three groundballs and caused two turnovers...at UMass Lowell 5/2/21: Scored two goals and registered an assist alongside four groundballs to lead them to a an 11-9 win.

2020 • SOPHOMORE SEASON

Appeared in all six games....Scored nine goals....Notched six assists...Scored three goals twice (Lafayette, Army)....Picked up 10 ground balls.

at Marist 2/8/20: Fired two shots on goal....at Syracuse 2/15/20: Tallied one assist and scooped two groundballs...vs. Lafayette 2/22/20: Scored three goals and recorded four assists for seven points....vs. Bucknell 2/25/20: Scored one goal....at Army 3/3/20: Scored three goals an one assist, caused three turnovers....at Hobart 3/7/20: Scored two goals.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON

AWARDS

Named America East co-rookie of the week (Week 12)...Named to the America East All-Rookie Team.

SEASON

Appeared in all 13 games with seven starts...Scored 14 goals...Notched eight assists...Scored four goals twice (Hartford, @UMass Lowell)...Picked up 10 ground balls... Caused five turnovers.

vs. Colgate 2/16/19: Scored two goals and recorded an assist....at Lafayette 2/23/19: Tallied one assist....vs. Hobart 3/2/19: Scooped one groundball...at Delaware 3/9/19: Recorded three goundballs...vs. Army 3/12/19: Recorded one assist...at Dartmouth 3/16/19: Tallied two goals and one assist...vs. Albany 2/23/19: Tallied two assists...at Stony Brook 3/29/19: Scored one goal....at UMBC 4/6/19: Recorded one assist....vs. Vermont 4/13/19: Scooped three groundballs and fired five shots on goal...at Sacred Heart 4/16/19: Scored one goal...vs. Hartford 4/20/19: Scored four goals....at UMass Lowell 4/26/19: Scored four goals and registered one assist.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE

Earned four varsity letters at Cold Spring Harbor High School...Named 2018 NCLCA All-American...Narned NCLCA attackman of the year honors in 2018...Three time member of the NYS Class C State Championship Team...Also played football and basketball

PERSONAL

Son of Dawn and Richard Winkoff...Has three brothers Scott (Boston U), Allen and Ryan (Binghamton '19)....Undeclared major.

2022 RESULTS

(2), Reaume (2), J. Kelly (1), Sickler (1)

(1), Bohn (1), Faraone (1)

(3), Reaume (1), Peden (1), Sickler (1)

Haus (1), Birch (1), Long (1), Morin (1)

(2), J. Kelly (2), Haus (2), Morin (2) Fracyon (1-1)

(1), Costin (1), Reaume (1), Sickler (1)

2022 Penn State Men's Lacrosse Overall Statistics (as of Dec 16, 2022)

2022 STATS

PROGRAM INDIVIDUAL GAME/SEASON RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Bold denotes current student-athlete. *- NCAA Record

CAREER SCORING RECORDS

PROGRAM CAREER RECORDS

GOALKEEPER RECORDS

ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS

BIG TEN TEAM RECORDS

PROGRAM INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (BIG TEN)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS*

*Excludes 2021 season in which Penn State played 10 Big Ten games

PROGRAM BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS

SHOTS

Most shots in a game, individual

13 Mac O'Keefe vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most shots in a game, team

44 vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Most shots in a tournament, individual

20 Mac O'Keefe (2 games)

Most shots in a tournament, team 83 2 games

GROUND BALLS

Most ground balls in a game, individual

2019

2019

7 Gerard Arceri vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Most ground balls in a game, team 45 vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Most ground balls in tournament, individual

12 Gerard Arceri (2 games)

Most ground balls in tournament, team 79 2 games

CAUSED TURNOVERS

Most caused turnovers in a game, individual

POINTS

Most points in a game, individual

8 Mac O'Keefe, vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most points in a game, team

30 vs. Johns Hopkins 5/4/2019

Most points in a tournament, individual

13 Grant Ament (2 games)

Most points in a tournament, team

GOALS

Most goals in a game, individual

6 Mac O'Keefe, vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most goals in a game, team 18 vs. Rutgers, JHU 5/2 & 5/4/2019

Most goals in a tournament, individual

9 Mac O'Keefe (2 games) 2019

Most goals in a tournament, team 36 2 games 2019

ASSISTS

Most assists in a game, individual

4 Grant Ament vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most assists in a game, team

12 vs. Johns Hopkins 5/4/2019

Most assists in a tournament, individual

7 Grant Ament

Most assists in a tournament, team 20 2 games 2019

3 Nick Cardile vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most caused turnovers in a game, team

8 vs. Johns Hopkins 4/30/2015

Most caused turnovers in a tournament, individual

5 Nick Cardile (2 games) 2019

Most caused turnovers in a tournament, team 13 2 games 2019

SAVES

Most saves in a game, individual 17 Jack Fracyon at Johns Hopkins 4/30/2022

Most saves in a game, team 14 vs. Johns Hopkins 4/30/2015

Most saves in a tournament, individual

FACEOFF WINS

Most faceoff wins in a game, individual 16 Billy Lombardi 5/5/2016 Gerard Arceri vs. Johns Hopkins 5/1/2021

Most faceoff wins in a game, team 17 vs. Maryland 5/5/2016

Most faceoff wns in a tournament, individual 17 Gerard Arceri (2 games) 2019

Most faceoff wins in a tournament, team 32 2 games 2019

FACEOFF ATTEMPTS

Most faceoff attempts in a game, individual 25 Drake Kreinz vs. JHU 4/30/2015

Most faceoff attempts in a game, team 37 vs. Johns Hopkins 5/4/2019

Most faceoff attempts in a tournament, individual 34 Gerard Arceri (2 games) 2019

Most faceoff attempts in a tournament, team 62 2 games 2016

GOALS ALLOWED

Most goals allowed in a game, team 17 vs. Johns Hopkins 5/4/2019

Most goals allowed in a tournament, team 23 2 games 2019

Fewest goals allowed in a game, individual *minimum 60 minutes 8 Colby Kneese vs. UMD 5/4/2017

Fewest goals allowed in a game, team 6 vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Fewest goals allowed in a tournament, individual 8 Colby Kneese (1 game) 2017

Fewest goals allowed in a tournament, team 8 1 game 2015

EXTRA-MAN GOALS

Most extra-man goals in a game, individual 2 Mac O'Keefe vs. JHU 5/4/2019

Most extra-man goals in a game, team 5 vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Most extra-man goals in a tournament, individual 3 Mac O'Keefe (2 games) 2019

Most extra-man goals in a tournament, team 8 2 games 2019

EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES

Most EMO opportunities in a game, team 5 vs. Rutgers, JHU 5/2 & 5/4/2019

Best EMO percentage in a game, team 5-5 (1.000) vs. Rutgers 5/2/2019

Most EMO opportunities in a tournament, team 10 2 games 2019

Best EMO percentage in a tournament, team 8-10 (.800) 2019

ALL-TIME IN THE BIG TEN TOURNAMENT

ALL-TIME IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

PROGRAM NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

SHOTS

Most shots in a game, individual

Mac O’Keefe vs. Loyola (Md.)

Most shots in a game, team

vs. Loyola (Md.) 5/19/2019

Most shots in a tournament, individual

Mac O’Keefe (3 games)

Most shots in a tournament, team

GROUND BALLS

Most ground balls in a game, individual

FACEOFF ATTEMPTS

Most faceoff attempts in a game, individual 37 Gerard Arceri vs. Yale

Most faceoff attempts in a game, team 42 vs. Yale

Most faceoff wins in a tournament, individual 60 Gerard Arceri (3 games)

Most faceoff wins in a tournament, team

GOALS ALLOWED

Fewest goals allowed in a game, individual *minimum 60 minutes 10 Austin Kaut vs. Yale

Fewest goals allowed in a game, team 10 vs. Yale

Fewest goals allowed in a tournament, individual 10 Austin Kaut (1 game)

CAUSED TURNOVERS

Most

Most

Fewest goals allowed in a tournament, team 10 1 game

EXTRA-MAN GOALS

Most extra-man goals in a game, individual

2 Mac O’Keefe vs. Loyola (Md.) 5/19/2019

Most extra-man goals in a game, team 3 vs. Yale (3 games) 5/24/2019

Most extra-man goals in a tournament, individual 2 Mac O’Keefe (3 games) 2019

Most extra-man goals in a tournament, team 5 3 games 2019

EXTRA-MAN OPPORTUNITIES

Most EMO opportunities in a game, team 4 vs. Towson 5/10/2003 vs. Maryland

vs. Loyola 5/19/2019

Most EMO opportunities in a tournament, team 6 3 games 2019

Best EMO percentage in a tournament, team 5-9 (.556) 2019

FACEOFF WINS

Most

Most

Most

USILA ALL-AMERICANS

NATIONAL HONORS

USILA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS

USILA MAN OF

LACROSSE HALL OF FAME Harry “Lighthouse” Wilson (1963)

Thomas R. Hayes (1989)

USILA HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS

ALL-BIG

CONFERENCE HONORS AND AWARDS

ECAC ALL-ACADEMIC

2001 Ted Holmes, Mike Kern, Matt Vallone, Carson Yoder, Matt Zappia

2002 Brian Mabry, Matt Zappia

2003 R.J. Charles, Brendan De Bow, B.J. Donovan, Brian Mabry, Edmond Perry, David Smith, Matt Zappia

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

2001 Ted Holmes, Mike Kern, Matt Vollone, Eric Wood, Carson Yoder

2002 Ronald Charles, B.J. Donovan, David Houle, Brian Mabry, David Smith, Michael Stoltz, Matt Zappia

2003 Michael Bailey, Rob Bateman, R.J. Charles, Brendan De Bow, B.J. Donovan, Will Farrell, David Houle, Michael Jacober, Brian Mabry, David Smith, Michael Stoltz, Matt Zappia

2004 Rob Bateman, B.J. Donovan, Sean Etter, Derek Howells, Michael Jacober, Elliott Jones, Brian Mabry, Michael Stoltz

2005 Brian Boyle, Sean Etter, John Farcosky, Matthew Flannery, Derek Howells, Michael Jacober, Elliott Jones, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Andrew Ward

2006 Keith Benjamin, Brian Boyle, Ryan Curtin, John Farcosky, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Brett Scott

2007 Brian Boyle, Greg Boyle, Alexander Cocoziello, John Farcosky, Scott Jacobs, Jordan Kolb, Andrew Mackrides, Matthew Mulqueen, Gilbert Pearsall, Matthew Radecic, Mike Toner

2008 John Andress, Greg Boyle, Joe Britt, Scott Jacobs, Kevin Joyce, Jordan Kolb, Mike Toner

2009 John Andress, John Brelus, Joe Britt, Greg Brown, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Scott Jacobs, Kevin Joyce, Jordan Kolb,Will Lloyd, Matt Loy, Matt Shankoff, Mike Toner, Colton Vosburgh, Matt Warner

2010 Dave Baker, John Brelus, Joe Britt, Greg Brown, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Kevin Joyce, Conrad Ridgway, Ricky Robinson, Matt Shankoff, Colton Vosburgh

HONORS AND AWARDS

2011 Dave Baker, John Brelus, Greg Brown, Eric Davidheiser, Nick Dolik, Will Donley, Alex Garrity, Billy Gribbin, Ryan Link, William Lloyd, Matthew Mackrides, John Nichols, Drew Roper, Matt Shankoff, Kyle VanThof, Colton Vosburgh

2012 Steve Aitken, Dave Baker, Eric Davidheiser, Nick Dolik, Tim Golder, Danny Henneghan, Austin Kaut, Ryan Link Matthew Mackrides, Ryan Mullen, Drew Roper, Ryne Sternberg

2013 Steve Aitken, J.P. Burnside, Travis Crane, John Cugini, Nick Dolik, Tim Golder, Danny Henneghan, Austin Kaut, Pat Manley, Drew Roper, David Spadacene Ryne Sternberg, Kyle VanThof

2014 Steve Aitken, Kessler Brown, J.P. Burnside, Jack Donnelly, Austin Kaut, Drake Kreinz, Pat Manley, Ryan Mullen, Michael Richards, TJ Sanders, Ryne Sternberg, Kyle VanThof, Kyle Zittel

2015

Nick Aponte, J.P. Burnside, Dan Craig, Jack Donnelly, Drake Kreinz, Ryan Mullen, Tommy O'Neill, TJ Sanders, Mike Sutton, Peter Triolo, Kyle Zittel

2022 Tommy Baker, C.J. Battaglia, Trey Berry, Hudson Bohn, Jeb Brenfleck, Henry Carpenter, Mac Costin, Jordan Donaghy, Gerald Filardi, Jr., Brett Funk, Tate Gallagher, Jake Glatz, Grant Hause, Ryan Huff, Jack Kelly, TJ Malone, Robert McGee, Luke Mercer, Jake Morin, Brayden Peck, Jack Posey, Dan Reaume Jackson Reynolds, Mark Sickler, JB Strachan, Sam Sweeney, Brian Townsend, Jack Traynor

NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STARS

2016

Nick Aponte, Tyler Butler, Dan Craig, Ryan Guittare, Drake Kreinz, Tommy O'Neill, Hunter Pearl, Tanner Peck, TJ Sanders, Mike Sutton, Peter Triolo, Joshua Wellman, Christopher Young

2017

Grant Ament, Nick Aponte, Robert Black, Tyler Butler, Dan Craig, Dylan Foulds, Kevin Hill, Drake Kreinz, Dean Lamela, James Nowoswiat, Hunter Pearl, Tanner Peck, Chris Sabia, Michael Sutton, Peter Triolo

2018 Grant Ament, Robert Black, Tyler Butler, Dylan Foulds, Kevin Hill, Colby Kneese, Dean Lamela, Nick McEvoy, Jimmy Nowoswiat, Hunter Pearl, Tanner Peck, Chris Sabia, Nick Spillane, Brandon Stern

2019 Grant Ament, Gerard Arceri, Robert Black, Dylan Foulds, Kevin Hill, Jack Kelly, Colby Kneese, Dean Lamela, Nick McEvoy, John Nostrant, Mac O'Keefe, Brayden Peck, Dan Reaume, Chris Sabia, Trevor Scollins, Joey Soran, Nick Spillane, Brandon Stern, Dylan Sulzbach, Brian Townsend, Cole Willard

2020 Grant Ament, Gerard Arceri, Tommy Baker, CJ Battaglia Dylan Foulds, Brett Funk, Jack Kelly, Colby Kneese, TJ Malone, Jake McCaughan, Nick McEvoy, John Nostrant, Mac O'Keefe, Brayden Peck, Dan Reaume, Mitch Schaefer, Mike Shinske, Brandon Stern, Dylan Sulzbach, Brian Townsend, Jack Traynor Cole Willard, Tommy Wright

2021 Gerard Arceri, Tommy Baker, CJ Battaglia, Sutton Boland, Henry Carpenter, Jordan Donaghy, Gerald Filardi, Jr., Dylan Foulds, Brett Funk, Jake Glatz, Grant Haus, Jack Henderson, Ryan Huff, Jack Kelly, Colby Kneese, TJ Malone, Jake McCaughan, John Nostrant, Mac O'Keefe, Brayden Peck, Jack Posey, Dan Reaume, Jackson Reynolds, Mitch Schaefer, Mike Shinske, Dylan Sulzbach, Sam Sweeney, Brian Townsend, Jack Traynor, Cole Willard

NORTH-SOUTH ALL-STARS (CONT.)

2002 Will Driscoll Attack

2003 Luke Ogelsby Attack

2004 Brian Mabry Midfield

Matt O’Malley Defense

2005 Jesse Tarr Defense

Marc Young Midfield

2007 Pat Heim Midfield

Matt Mulqueen Defense

Dan Saltsman Defense

Gil Pearsall Midfield

2008 Andrew Mackrides Midfield

Tommy Zichelli Defense

2009 Drew Adams Goal

Rob Forster Attack

John Stuckey Defense

2011 Matt Bernier Defense

2013 Travis Crane Midfield

Jack Forster Attack

2014 Tom LaCrosse Midfield

Shane Sturgis Attack

2015 J.P. Burnside Defense

2016 Tommy O'Neill Midfield

2018 Ryan Keenan Midfield

2021 Nick Cardile Defense

HONORS AND AWARDS

Nick Aponte ('17)

PENN STATE IN THE PROS AND NATIONAL TEAMS

NITTANY LIONS IN THE PROS

Chesapeake (MLL)

New York (MLL)

Drew Adams ('09) New York (MLL)

Archers LC (PLL)

Grant Ament ('20) Archers LC (PLL)

Gerard Arceri ('21) Atlas LC (PLL)

Rob Bateman ('03)

Long Island (MLL)

Matt Bernier ('11) Denver (MLL)

New York (MLL)

Art Berry ('88) Pittsburgh (MILL)

Mike Busza (‘95) Philadelphia (NLL) Boston (MLL)

Nick Cardile ('21) Chrome LC (PLL)

Tim Conway ('89) Pittsburgh (MILL)

Dan Craig ('17) Toronto (NLL)

Will Cutler ('05) Baltimore (MLL)

Dave Daniecki ('97) Baltimore (MLL)

Chris Dent ('88) Philadelphia (MILL)

Will Driscoll ('02) Rochester (MLL)

Matt Florence ('17) Denver (MLL)

Kevin Fox ('19) Atlanta (MLL) Philadelphia (MLL)

Jack Forster ('13) Boston (MLL)

Chesapeake (MLL)

Chris Garrity ('03) Boston (MLL)

Greg Gurenlian ('06)

Pat Heim ('07)

Kevin Hill ('20)

Austin Kaut ('14)

Sexton

Kevin Keenan ('99) Philadelphia (MLL)

Ryan Keenan ('18) Ohio (MLL)

Dallas (MLL)

Chesapeake (MLL)

Dave King ('87) Baltimore (MILL)

Randy Kleinman ('01)

U.S. WORLD TEAM

1990* Tim Laverty, Tom Lion

2006

2010

Chris Garrity

Chris Schiller

2014 Drew Adams, Greg Gurenlian

2018 Greg Gurenlian

* Alternates

U.S. U19 WORLD TEAM

1992

1996

Mike Busza

Chris Lamy

2008 Matthew Mackrides

2012 Matt Florence

2016 Gerard Arceri, Mac O'Keefe

Tommy Wright

Philadelphia (NLL)

Anaheim (NLL)

Tom LaCrosse ('14) Rochester (MLL)

Jim Laverty ('91) Boston (MILL)

Tom Lion ('84) Washington (MILL)

Matt Mackrides ('12) Chesapeake (MLL) Atlanta (MLL)

Gary Martin ('84) Philadelphia (MILL)

Mac O'Keefe ('21) Chaos LC (PLL San Diego (NLL)

J.J. Pearl ('92) Pittsburgh (MILL) Baltimore (MILL)

Hamilton Pollard ('99) Baltimore (MLL)

Los Angelas (MLL)

Michael Richards ('15) Denver (MLL)

Chris Sabia ('19) Chrome LC (PLL)

Chris Schiller ('99)

Chesapeake (MLL)

Rochester (MLL)

San Francisco (MLL)

Toronto (MLL)

Chicago (MLL)

New York (MLL)

Redwoods LC (PLL)

Boston (MLL)

Philadelphia (NLL)

Chesapeake (MLL)

Boston (MLL)

Florida (MLL)

New York (MLL)

Chaos LC (PLL)

Nick Spillane ('19)

Shane Sturgis ('14)

Jesse Tarr ('05)

Matt Vallone ('01)

Tommy Wright ('20)

Marc Young ('05)

Tommy Zichelli ('08)

LIONS ON NATIONAL TEAMS

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM — PLAYING 2011-present

U.S. NATIONAL INDOOR TEAM — PLAYING

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM — COACHING

2012-14

U.S. U19 TEAM — COACHING

IROQUOIS NATIONALS — COACHING

2013-14

* former assistant coach

Bold denotes current player/coach

PITTENGER AWARD

From 1947-2010, presented to the most valuable senior in memory of George Pittenger, a Nittany Lion lacrosse player (1940-41) who was killed in action in Germany on April 30, 944, while serving in the U.S. Army.

1947: Ken Kerwin

1948: Bill Hollenbach

1949: A.O. “Bud” Thomas

1950: Joe Drazenovich

1951: Phil Benedetti

1952: Harold Wolfram

1953: Rich Schaeffer

1954: Al Fulton

1955: Joe Erwin

1956: Bob Bullock

1957: Jim Houck

1958: Fred Donahue

1959: Ray Tuleya

1960: Richard Bullock

1961: Tom Ogden

1962: Andy Lockhart

1963: George Cimochowski

1964: John Meisel

1965: Roger Doumar

1966: Glenn Thiel

1967: Joe Gorman

1968: Gary Patterson

1969: John Matthews

1970: John O’Brien

1971: Ron Schwartz

1972: Bob Fromkin

1973: Mark McCubbin

1974: Ron Schneider

1975: Kevin Campbell

1976: Karl Hurtzig

1977: Jack Barry

1978: Mike Mass

1979: Ed Recco

1980: Bill Curran

1981: Paul Sullivan

1982: Bill Turri

1983: Jay Starapoli

1984: Tom Lion

1985: Bill Schoonmaker

1986: Tod Henjes

1987: Marty Coyle

1988: Jeff Connor

1989: John Hollerbach

1990: Bill Lunder

1991: Jim Laverty

1992: J.J. Pearl

1993: Chris Marcus

1994: Jay Graham

1995: Mike Busza

1996: Rob Warren

1997: Greg Jackson

1998: Chris Killoren

1999: Chris Schiller

2000: Don Mayerhofer

2001: Matt Vallone

2002: Will Driscoll, Sean Droogan

2003: Chris Garrity

2004: Brian Mabry

TEAM AWARDS

2005: Marc Young

2006: Greg Gurenlian

2007: Pat Heim

2008: Andrew Mackrides

2009: Drew Adams

2010: Charley Henneghan

Beginning in 2011, presented to a member of the senior class who led selflessly, while inspiring his classmates and teammates through his actions.

2011: John Nichols

2012: Ryan Link

2013: Jack Forster

2014: Shane Sturgis

2015: Taylor Stothoff

2016: Tommy O'Neill

2017: Nick Aponte

2018: Tripp Traynor

2019: Chris Sabia

2021: Nick Cardile

2022: Brian Townsend

BRICKSQUAD AWARD

Presented to the member of the team whose persistence, work ethic and courage set a “Blue Collar” standard for the program. The award was known as the Hard Hat Award from 2011-18.

2011: Matthew Mackrides

2012: Ryan McGarvey

2013: Tom LaCrosse

2014: Drake Kreinz

2015: Drake Kreinz

2016: James Burke

2017: Matt Donnelly

2018: Ryan Keenan

2019: Kevin Fox

2021: Dylan Foulds

2022: Tate Gallagher

THE THIEL FAMILY NITTANY LION AWARD

From 1981-2010, presented to the most improved player in memory of Glenn N. “Nick” Thiel, Penn State coach from 1935-56.

1981: Joe Guterding

1982: Gary Martin

1983: Steve Schwin

1984: Greg Portmann

1985: Sean McGinley

1986: Dave O’Connor

1987: Chip Robertson

1988: Frank Beddings

1989: Rob Strasberg

1990: Scott Bailer

1991: Chris Marcus

1992: Ken Wille

1993: Jay Graham

1994: Tolleison Morriss

1995: Andy Leedom

1996: Andrew Germain

1997: Dave Washo

1998: Eric Wood

1999: Michael Kern

2000: Carson Yoder

2001: John Goldschmidt

2002: Brian Mabry

2003: Matt O’Malley

2004: Keith Benjamin

2005: Devin Kennedy

2006: Bubba Scott

2007: Devin Kennedy

2008: Mike Toner

2009: Colton Vosburgh

2010: Dave Baker

Beginning in 2011, presented to a member of the team whose actions, investments and selfless contributions are synonymous with the mantra “Success with Honor” and who sets the standard of “The Penn State Lacrosse Way.”

2011: Matt Bernier

2012: Matthew Mackrides

2013: Travis Crane

2014: Gavin Ahern

2015: Kyle Zittel

2016: James Chakey

2017: Tanner Peck

2018: Tanner Peck

2019: Matt Donnelly

2021: Mac O'Keefe

2022: Brayden Peck

FRIENDS OF PENN STATE LACROSSE AWARD

Presented to the person or persons who have gone above and beyond in supporting the program and/or its current members.

2011: Tyler Schmitt (manager)

2012: Jim Weaver (academic advisor)

2013: Vin Tedesco ‘64

2014: Michael Raiser ‘62

2015: Gavin Royer

2016: Lisa O'Neill

2017: Rich Makover, Andy Gustafson, Gary Martin

2018: Matt Dorn

2019: Rick Kaluza

2022: Jourdan Fraser

CITIZENSHIP AWARD

Presented to a member of the team who best combines the qualities of character, classroom and community service.

2011: Dave Baker

2012: Kyle VanThof

2013: Drew Roper

2014: Tim Golder

2015: Kyle Zittel

2016: James Chakey

2017: Mike Sutton

2018: Tyler Butler

2019: Trevor Scollins

2021: John Nostrant

2022: Jack Posey

FRIENDS OF PENN STATE TOP SCORER AWARD

Presented to the top goal scorer by the Friends of Penn State Lacrosse.

1995: Erik Merkel, 46

1996: Greg Jackson, 23

1997: John Chescavage, 28

1998: John Chescavage, 29

1999: John Chescavage, 25

2000: Will Driscoll, 28

2001: Will Driscoll, 38

2002: Will Driscoll, 48

2003: Nate Whitaker, 24

2004: John Eremus, Nate Whitaker, 18

2005: Nate Whitaker, 31

2006: Nate Whitaker, 28

2007: Rob Forster, 18

2008: Rob Forster, Max VanArsdale, 17

2009: Chris Hogan, 29

2010: Matthew Mackrides, 44

TOM HAYES NITTANY LION TEAMMATE AWARD

Presented to a member of the team whose actions and words embody what being a great teammate is all about; having compassion for those around you and genuinely caring more about the team than personal needs.

2013: Gavin Ahern

2014: Brendan Nave

2015: Bryan Gerrato

2016: Ryan Guittare

2017: Billy Lombardi

2018: Will Schriener

2019: Michael Aronow, Robby Black

2020: Class of 2020

2021: Mitch Schaefer, Mike Shinske

2022: Jordan Donaghy

LOCKHART MEMORIAL AWARD

From 1969-2010, presented to the best defensive player in memory of Andrew Lockhart, 1962 All-American defenseman.

1969: Jerry Curtin

1970: Stu Schooley

1971: Don Stone

1972: Jeff Crowley

1973: Jim Clouser

1974: Joe Carlozo

1975-79: Not Awarded

1980: John Farrell

1981: Joe Guterding

1982: Ken Panzer, Mark Goulding

1983: John Coyle

1984: John Coyle

1985: Tod Henjes

1986: Tod Henjes

1987: Marty Coyle

1988: Chip Robertson

1989: Paul Gilhool

1990: J.J. Pearl

1991: Paul McKelvey

1992: Alex Schoonmaker

1993: Craig Driver

TEAM AWARDS

1994: Alex Schoonmaker

1995: Dave Daniecki

1996: Dave Daniecki

1997: Dave Daniecki

1998: Andrew Germain

1999: Hamilton Pollard

2000: Mike Herscha

2001: Mike Herscha

2002: Matt Zappia

2003: Matt Zappia

2004: Matt O’Malley

2005: Jesse Tarr

2006: Dan Saltsman

2007: Dan Saltsman

2008: Drew Adams

2009: Matt Bernier

2010: Matt Bernier

FRIENDS OF PENN STATE MVP AWARD

Presented to the most valuable player by the Friends of Penn State Lacrosse.

1995: Mike Busza

1996: Rob Warren

1997: Kevin Keenan

1998: Kevin Keenan

1999: Kevin Keenan

2000: Michael Kern

2001: Matt Vallone

2002: Will Driscoll

2003: Chris Garrity

2004: Not Awarded

2005: Greg Gurenlian

2006: Drew Adams

2007: Drew Adams

2008: Drew Adams

2009: Drew Adams

2010: Matthew Mackrides

FRIENDS OF PENN STATE GPA AWARD

Presented to the player with the highest GPA for the current year by the Friends of Penn State Lacrosse.

1997: Dave King

1998: Carson Yoder

1999: Ted Holmes

2000: Matt Vallone

2001: Ted Holmes

2002: Brian Mabry

2003: Brian Mabry

2004: Brian Mabry

2005: J.T. Farcosky

2006: Scott Jacobs

2007: Scott Jacobs

2008: Will Donley

2009: Will Donley

2010: Will Donley

COACHES

COACHING HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

COACHING HISTORY

No team due to influenza epidemic.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Paul

R. Carlson

1933: 0-5 Head Coach: Mike Loebs Captain: L. Edel

4-2 Head Coach: Mike Loebs

George Koth

Head Coach: Robert Jardine

Captain: I. Brown

1935: 4-2*

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: R. Weber

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1940: 3-7

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captains: Bart Buser, George Ritter

* Records incomplete

1936: 4-3

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: E. Gerber

1937: 5-4

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: John Conley

Bart Buser 11, Jim Ritter 10

1941: 3-6

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Warren Darrell

at

Al Blair 15, Warren Darrell 14, Jim Ritter, 13

1942: 2-8

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Bill Zigenfus

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Selig Cohn

1943: 2-6

Head Coach: Nick Thiel Captain: Jim Gotwals

6, Joe Andrukitis

7-3

Nick Thiel

1947: 6-5

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: George Locotos

1948: 6-3

Head Coach: Nick Thiel Captain: William Hollenbach

1939: 4-5

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Ray Coskery

Nolan 16, Ernie Baer 11, Ed Belfield 10

1949: 5-4

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Roger Nestor

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1953: 1-7

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Wayne Hockersmith

1950: 3-6

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Ed Belfield, Bob Louis

1954: 2-7

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Dave Arnold

Ernie Baer

1951: 6-3

Head Coach: Nick Thiel

Captain: Phil Benedetti

1955: 7-5

Head Coach: Nick Thiel Captain: Don Bell

1959: 5-4-1

Head Coach: Ernie Baer Captains: John Behne, Richard Dill

Wilcox 21, Paul Raffensberger

1952: 2-6

Head Coach: Nick Thiel Captain: Harold Woolfram

1960: 1-9

Head Coach: Ernie Baer

Captain: Dave Erwin

1961: 4-6

Head Coach: Ernie Baer

Captain: Andy Lockhart

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1965: 4-5-1

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Scott Henderson, Chad Moore

1962: 7-3

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Andy Lockhart, Andy Pollock

1966: 3-6

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Glenn Thiel, Dave Webster

1971: 4-6

6-42, Tom Hayes 27-10, Dick Seelig 22-1

1963: 4-6

Head Coach: Bill Hess

Captain: Dick Seelig

1967: 4-6

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Joe Gorman, Dave Lewis

John Meisel 19-19, Steve Schrader 9-17, Howdy Spencer 16-8

1964: 3-7

Head Coach: Herb Schmidt

Captains: D. Flinchbaugh, V. Tedesco

1968: 6-3-1

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

1973: 5-6

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Bob Cohen, Jim Clouser

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1977: 4-6

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Rich Mauti, Keith McGuire

1981: 9-2

Head

Glenn Thiel

Captains: Eph Humphreys, John Farrell

1974: 6-5

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Joe Carloso, Ron Scheider

1982: 8-3

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Ken Panzer, Bill Turri, Joe Guterding

1975: 9-2

Head Coach: Dick Pencek

Captains: Buddy Tesner, Jay Levine

1979: 2-9

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Ed Recco, Rich Keegan, Bryan Greaney

1983: 4-7

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel Captains: Rob Cooke, John Schmitt

1976: 7-2

Head Coach: Dick Pencek Captains: Rich Mauti, Karl Hurtzig, Rich Caravella

1980: 6-5

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Tim Bacon, Dave Eicher, John Spillane

1984: 6-7

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Dennis Curran, John Coyle, Gary Martin

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1987: 10-5

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Marty Coyle, Rich Makover, Bob Quinn

1990: 10-5

No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Paul Gilhool, Ted Peddy, Dave Waynick

Gary Martin 21-32-53

1985: 3-10

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Dennis Curran, Tom Florence, George

1988: 8-6

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Art Berry, Chris Dent

(1) Penn State Indoor Invitational

Ted Peddy 41-6-47, Jim Laverty 25-15-40, Chris Lehman 16-17-33, Greg Guarton 20-11-31, Joel Brous 17-11-28

1991: 9-4

No. 14 USILA

Coach: Glenn Thiel

1986: 7-6

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Sean McGinley, E.G. Rall

1989: 10-5

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Tim Conway, John Hollerbach, Steve Graves

Jim Laverty 27-9-36, Pete Makover 20-13-33, Ted Peddy 24-8-32, Chris Lehman 17-14-31

1992: 9-3

No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel Captains: Scott Bailer, Mark Dardaris, Greg Guarton

Chris

27-14-41, Kevin McGinley, 27-7-34, Pete Makover 11-20-31

1993: 6-5

No. 19 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Craig Driver, Chris Lehman, Pete Makover, Chris Marcus

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1996: 10-3

No. 18 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Dave Daniecki, Greg Jackson, Tolleison Morriss, Rob Warren

1999: 8-4

No. 12 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: John Chescavage, Andrew Germain, Kevin Keenan, Chris Schiller

Chris Lehman 16-28-38, Mike Quinn 20-8-28, Rob Warren 17-6-23

1994: 8-4

No. 17 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Jay Graham, Alex Schoonmaker, Ken Wille

1997: 8-4

No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Dave Daniecki, Greg Jackson, Tolleison

Don Mayerhofer 19-12-31, Todd Kaiser 16-14-30

2000: 7-7 (3-3 ECAC)

No. 20 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Sean Huss, Don Mayerhofer, David Washo

(1) Hershey, Pa.

Greg Jackson 25-27-52, Pete Makover 18-14-32, Erik Merkel 26-7-33

1995: 11-2

No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Mike Busza, Mike O’Keefe, Brian Shorts

(1) Boca Raton, Fla.

Chris Killoren 23-18-41, John Chescavage 28-10-38

1998: 6-6

No. 15 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Tim Eldridge, Chris Killoren, Todd Korte

Don Mayerhofer 20-28-48, Will Driscoll 28-7-35, Eric Wood 14-18-32

2001: 7-6 (2-4 ECAC)

No. 15 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Ted Holmes, Michael Kern, Jan Northrop, Eric

Erik

48-13-61, Greg Jackson 34-22-56, Mike Busza 26-14-40

Will Driscoll 38-9-47, Luke Ogelsby 11-16-27, Eric Wood 12-14-26

2002: 8-5 (1-4 ECAC)

No. 13 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Will Driscoll, Sean Droogan, Tim Emmick

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2005: 9-6 (5-1 ECAC)

No. 11 USILA

NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Marc Young, Will Jones, Mike Jacober

2008: 7-7 (2-5 ECAC)

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Andrew Mackrides, Tommy Zichelli

Will Driscoll 48-7-55, Luke Ogelsby 9-27-36, Sean Droogan 8-11-19

2003: 7-7 (3-2 ECAC)

No. 11 USILA

NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Marshall Feldman, Chris Garrity, Matt Zappia

Nate Whitaker 31-13-44, Pat Heim 22-11-33, John Eremus 23-3-26

2006: 8-5 (5-2 ECAC) No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Keith Benjamin, Greg Gurenlian, Nate Whitaker

2009: 9-5 (4-3 ECAC) No. 16 USILA

Coach: Glenn Thiel

Drew Adams, Matt Warner

1) Boca Raton, Fla., * ECAC Games

Nate Whitaker 24-10-34, Luke Ogelsby 13-20-33, Marshall Feldman 19-7-26

2004: 6-7 (0-3 ECAC)

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Rob Bateman, Brian Mabry, Matt O’Malley, Edmond Perry

School (Baltimore, Md.),

Brian Boyle 12-25-37, Nate Whitaker 28-4-32, John Eremus 19-6-25

2007: 5-8 (3-4 ECAC)

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel

Captains: Pat Heim, Dan Saltsman, Matt Mulqueen

2010: 2-11 (1-4 CAA)

Head Coach: Glenn Thiel Captains: Joe Britt, Chris Hogan, Brian Shea

(1) Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, Md.),

* ECAC

Nate Whitaker 18-13-31, Will Cutler 15-8-23, John Eremus

*

2011: 7-7 (4-2 CAA)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Matt Bernier, Matt Shankoff, Matthew Mackrides

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2013: 12-5 (6-0 CAA)

No. 13 USILA

NCAA Tournament

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Travis Crane, Jack Forster

2015: 5-9 (2-3 Big Ten) Head

Jeff Tambroni

2012: 9-6 (5-1 CAA)

No. 16 USILA

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Ryan Link, Matthew Mackrides, Ryan McGarvey

at Jacksonville, Fla.; (2) at Chester, Pa. Jack Forster 41-16-57, TJ Sanders 44-5-49, Shane Sturgis 27-17-44,

2014: 7-6 (3-2 CAA)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Tyler Travis, Gavin Ahern, Tom LaCrosse

*

2016: 8-7 (2-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni Captain: Tommy O'Neill, James Burke, Drake

* Big Ten Game

^ Big Ten Tournament

2017: 12-4 (3-2 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captain: Nick Aponte

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2019: 16-2 (5-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Michael Aronow, Matt Donnelly, Chris Sabia

2022: 3-11 (1-4 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Brett Funk, Brayden Peck, Brian Townsend

2018: 8-6 (2-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Tanner Peck, Ryan Keenan, Tripp Traynor, Michael

* Big Ten Game

^ Big Ten Tournament # NCAA Tournament

% Charlotte, N.C. for Crown Classic (2) Piscataway, N.J.

2020: 5-2 (0-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Grant Ament, Nick Cardile, Mac O'Keefe, Tommy Wright

N.C. for Crown Classic

2021: 4-7 (4-6 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Jeff Tambroni

Captains: Nick Cardile, Mac O'Keefe

at #17 Rutgers*

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SERIES RECORDS

Only series histories against current men's lacrosse Division I teams are included.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SERIES RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SERIES RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SERIES RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR SERIES RECORDS

John

Richard

A Boecker Kenneth D. 1972-73 Bogert Steven 2011-14 Bohn Hudson 2022-pres. Boland Sutton 2020-pres. Bonner Graham 2001 Booker D. N. 1944 Booth Robert 2000-03 Booth S. K. 1932 Born Allen 1989 Bosman H. M. 1933-34 Bostock Donald J. 1955-57 Bowes H. R. 1915 Boyer D. J. 1938 Boyle Brian 2005-07 Boyle Greg 2006-08 Boyle Richard D. 1974-75 Bracciante Ronald J. 1961-62 Bragg Harrie 1949 Brandt Daniel 1988, '91 Bready A. M. 1926 Brelus John 2008-11 Brenfleck Jeb 2022-pres. Brennan Jason M. 1994-96 Bretherick D. W. 1944 Brickley David (Mgr.) 1963 Brigman, Jr. Lindo (Mgr.) 1940 Briner G. M. 1922 Briner John 1943 Briner, Jr. William M. 1942-43 Brinker Charles (Mgr.) 1967-68 Britt Joseph 2007-10 Brittain Edward 1957 Brittingham Stanley 1969 Brous Joel 1989-92 Brown C. A. 1929 Brown Greg 2008-11 Brown Harry S. 1956-58 Brown I. G. 1920-22 Brown John 1993 Brown Kessler 2011-14 Brubach William 1981 Buckley E. M. 1924-25 Buckman, Jr. J. S. 1938-39 Budd Stephen 1982-85 Bullock Richard S. 1958-60 Bullock Robert F. 1954-56 Buller Nate 2019-2022 Buono Pup 2022-pres.

Cleland J. G. (Mgr.)

Clement Henry L.

Clifton Sean

Clough John

Douglas

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS D

Donaghy Jordan 2019-2022

Donahoe Frederick A. 1956-58

Donley Will 2008-11

Donnelly Jack 2012-15

Donnelly Matt 2016-19

Donovan William J. 2001-04

D’Ortone Kenneth 1983-84

Dougherty John 1987-88

Doumar Roger 1963-65

Douthett E. M. 1936

Dowart A. L. 1916

Drake H. B. 1939-40

Drazenovich Joseph J. 1950

Dreeland Alan 1968-69

Dreyfus William 1986-88

Driscoll William 1999-2002

Driver Craig 1990-93

Droogan Sean 1999-2002

Drylie J. E. 1943

Dunkle R. S. 1917

Dunne Matthew 1964-65

EDwyer William L. 1993-96

Eagle Anthony J. 1950-52 Eaton W. L. 1920

Eddy R. B. 1936

Edel L. J. 1931-33

Edmunds G. H.

Edmunds J. C. 1930

Edwards E. L.

Kenneth 1968

Eicher David D.

Eisenman R. S.

Eisler C. R.

Elder Gove G.

Eldridge Timothy

Elmer J. J.

Elser A. J. 1928

Emmick Timothy 1998, 2000-02

Erber Peter J. 1961

Eremus John 2003-06

Erhart E. O. 1913

Erwin Dave 2008

Erwin David T.

Erwin Joseph B. 1955

Erwin Mark 1981

Eshelman W. 1944

Espy Brad 1995-96, '98

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Essig Sean 1986-87, '89

Etter Kevin 2007-10

Etter Sean 2003-05

Ezratty Steven P.

Fabian Louis A. (Mgr.)

Faraone Michael

Farcosky John

Faries L. E.

Farley E. S.

Farley Walter S.

Farls John

Farrell Bernard C.

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E. B. (Mgr.)

D. E.

Jr. C. W.

P. R.

Jr. J. S.

H. E.

Mike

Grant

Howard M.

Hay James R.

Hayes John L.

Thomas R.

Jones Edward C. 1954

Jones Elliott 2003-04, '06

Jones W. M. 1931

Jones William

Jordon H. B. 1915

Josefson J. C. 1915

Joyce Kevin

Jurman David L.

Kaczowka Henry

Kaiser Todd

Kane James E.

Kaplan M. L.

Kappel William M.

Kastroll William

Kaulfuss E. J.

Kaut Austin

Kay Donald P.

Keegan Richard W.

Keenan Kevin

Keenan Ryan

Kelly Bruce W.

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Kilfoil J. F.

Killoren Chris

Kimble Reginald (Mgr.)

King Aden A.

King Andrew D.

King David

McKlveen J. H.

McMillen, Jr. W. W.

Luke

Erik

H. N.

M. G.

Miller M. M.

Millick John A.

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS N

Perry Charles 2000-02, '04

Perry Edmond

Perry R. H. 1928

Peters Josh 1994-97

Peters W. V.

Pfirman John

2001-04

Reaume Dan

Recco Edward A.

Redding Rodney J.

Reed J. A.

1913-14

1946-47

Pierce, Jr. Augustus D. 1950

Pieri Brian 1997

Pietrzak Steven R. 1972

Pillion Michael

Pinkerton Daniel R. 1973, '75

Piper W. G.

Pitarra Adam

Pittinger G. R.

1978-79

1942-43

1997-98

1942-43

Plesser Lee Ann (Mgr.) 1977-78

Poisson Fred D. 1946

Poley Josh 1996

Pollard Hamilton

Pollock Andrew 1962, '64

Pollock F. R. 1934

Poole Jon 1977

Poon Derek

Portman Gregory

1996-99

Reed James A.

Reidy K. F.

Reiling Michael J. (Mgr.)

Reilly T. S.

Repp Paul H.

Reynolds Jackson

Rhodes Colby

Michael

Jason

Ridgway Conrad

'54

1995-97

Pope P. H. 1915

1984-85

Posey Jack 2020-pres.

Powell Diallo

Prestreau Brian 2014-17

Price Byron F. 1958

Price J. L.

Pritchard David

Pritchard W. E.

Prizer J. E.

Proksa J. J.

1994-97

1939-40

1979-80

Pritchard James E. 1977-78

1926-27

1928-30

1936-38

Quinn Michael 1991, '93

Quinn Robert

Radecic Matthew

Raffensperger Paul J.

1986-87

2004-07

1950-51

Rahauser G. W. 1930

Rainer Cole 2014

Raiser Michael N.

Rall Eugene

Rathmell J. N.

1960-61

1983-86

Rattner George 1942

Rauch Jeff 1997

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Q R S

Raymond Burton E.

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Shiels Roy (Mgr.) 1960

Shinske Mike

2018-2021

Shorts Brian T. 1992-95

Shrucker L. R. 1917

Sibson Bryan 1979-80

Sickler Mark

2021-pres.

Siconolfi Mark 1993

Silberg Stephen (Mgr.)

Silver John L.

1967-68

1969-71

Silver Scott M. 1972

Silver Stephen M.

Simpson A. G.

Singer E. V.

Singley M. E.

1969-70

1936-38

1923-24

1941-42

Sjoholin-Sierchio Kristi (Mgr.) 1981

Smedley Richard H. 1970-72

Smith David 2002-03

Smith Conor

Smith Irving T.

2017-18

Smith John 1966

Smith L. 1913

Smith Micah 2005-06

Smith R. W. 1917

Smith Richard 1949

Smith Thomas C. 1944-45, '49

Smith, Jr. F. R. 1931-32

Snell, Jr. Willard H.

Snively N. R.

Snook J. A.

Snyder Donald

Snyder Mervin A.

Sobel Beverly (Mgr.) 1982

Solomon Stephen 2003

Soran Joey 2018-Pres.

Souder Larry E. 1974

Spadacene David

Spencer Howard A.

Spillane John

Stevens Walter T.

Stillman Jon 1999-2000

Stimmel Andrew 2007

Stinger Sean 1987

Stolp Loren

Stoltz Michael

Stone Donald S.

Stone Jason C. 1951

Stoup James

Strachan JB 2021-pres.

Strasberg Robert 1988-89, '91

2012-13

1961-63

1978-80

Spillane Nick 2016-19

Spinelli Anthony 1988, '90

Sprenkle Richard 1964

Stahley J. N.

1929-30

Staropoli Joseph 1980-83

Staub Kenneth W. 1961-63

Steinman Theodore 1960

Steinmuller John P. 1952-53, '56-57

Stern Brandon

Sternberg Ryne

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Weeden Richard D. 1958

Weidner Everett B.

1954-55

Weinberg Kenneth 1964

Wellman Josh

W2015-2016

Wendell William R. 1925, '27

Wengrenovich Scott 2006

Wentz B. W. 1924

Werner Matt 1999

Werner Raymond F. 1978

Wertz C. F. 1920

Whitaker Nathaniel 2003-06

Whitaker, Jr. J. R. 1943, '48

White Joe

2019-2022

Wieland D. A. 1925

Wilcox John H. 1950-51

Wilhelm T. G. 1944

Wilke Tom 1981

Wilkinson David N.

Y1958-59

Wilkinson F. M. 1924

Willard Cole

2018-2021

Wille Kenneth F. 1991-94

Wilson Harry E. 1923

Wilson W. S. 1913

Winpenny III James B.

Wolf James L.

Wolfram, Jr. Harold G. (Mgr.)

Wood Eric

Wood William W.

1958-59

1947-48

1950-52

1998-2001

Z1914-15

Worley James 1949

Wright Tommy

Wuenschel O. B.

2016-pres.

1938-39

Wyszynski Brandon 1993

Yaverbaum Harry I. (Mgr.) 1957

Yeager Cole 2014

Yerger H. C.

Yocum E. S.

Yoder Carson

Young Chris

Yoder Grant

Ziegenfus William M.

1941-42

Zimmerman, Jr. W. H. 1932

Zittel Kyle

Bold indicates current student-athlete

2012-15

1914-15

1921-22

1998-2000

2015-16

1992-93

Yohman John 1952

Yost I. A.

Young Marc

Youtz Ronald M.

1922-24

2002-05

1953-55

Yudin J. D. 1940

Zanone Joseph 1980

Zappia Matthew

Zichelli Thomas

2000-03

2005-08

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