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Year in Review 2012 – 2013

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CRUSADER NATION YEAR IN REVIEW 2012 – 2013

A NEW ERA FOR HOLY CROSS ATHLETICS DEAR CRUSADERS, We are well into the fall semester and our fall sports teams are halfway through the season. I hope you have had the opportunity to visit campus to cheer on your favorite team or attend an away match to support our Holy Cross athletes. A dedicated Crusader athletics fan myself, I have the privilege of serving as the Chair of the Athletics Committee of the Board of Trustees. It is in that role that I write this letter—to both update you on conversations taking place about the future of our athletics program at Holy Cross and to ask for your continued support of our student-athletes, coaches and programs. The Board of Trustees met on campus on Sept. 6-7 and the Athletic Committee had a very full agenda. Most importantly, the Committee and the Board reaffirmed our commitment to a strong Division 1 athletics program that achieves the following four objectives: •

Attract superior student-athletes who are intent upon participating in varsity athletics and provide a positive experience for those students once they matriculate;

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Provide a positive experience to the entire student body, many of whom are attracted to a vibrant athletics program;

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Maintain and enhance the pride among and the connection to the wider Holy Cross family; and

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Raise the College’s profile throughout the country in a positive way, ultimately helping to grow the admissions pool, attract desirable students, and increase the College’s national reputation.

We all understand that our present athletics program is not adequately meeting all of these objectives and we are committed to strengthening a number of areas that will enhance the experience of all students and will help our athletics teams compete with increased success and recognition. The Board engaged in a productive session to talk about these issues and I have summarized some of our deliberations here. RESOURCES: It is critically important to provide our student-athletes with the tools they need to be successful: equipment upgrades, adequate facilities, talented coaches and travel support for team competition. Increased resources in all of these areas are critical in order to remain competitive in the Patriot League. We have made strides, but we must enhance our resources for athletics, improve the experience of our student-athletes and restore pride in our programs. FACILITIES: We recognize that improvements must be made to the indoor athletic facilities at Holy Cross in the near future. A renewed commitment to health, wellness and recreation for the entire campus community will be central to this plan as we renovate facilities and add sorely needed practice and competition space for our varsity athletes. I look forward to sharing the plans with you as they are finalized. We see this new commitment as a partnership of many communities (alumni, students, faculty, administrators and coaches) to move Holy Cross athletics from the status quo to a higher level. COMMUNICATIONS: Crusader Nation, which has been a popular publication among Holy Cross athletics fans, is going digital to reach a larger audience. This version is a recap of the 2012-13 Holy Cross athletics season that celebrates the accomplishments of Holy Cross student-athletes in the

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WE ALL UNDERSTAND THAT OUR PRESENT ATHLETIC PROGRAM IS NOT ADEQUATELY MEETING ALL OF THESE OBJECTIVES AND WE ARE COMMITTED TO STRENGTHENING A NUMBER OF AREAS THAT WILL ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE OF ALL STUDENTS AND WILL HELP OUR ATHLETIC TEAMS COMPETE WITH INCREASED SUCCESS AND RECOGNITION.

sports arena, the classroom and the community. It also recognizes the record-breaking number of donors who supported our athletics programs through the Crusader Athletics Fund last year. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you who have supported our athletics programs and help to bridge the gap between the resources we need and the resources we have. Finally, I want to let you know that the College has hired the firm of DHR International to conduct the search for our next Director of Athletics. A search committee has been established to represent a cross-section of College leadership, trustees, faculty and staff. Senior Vice President Frank Vellaccio will chair the committee

and members include Christina B. Chen, Director of Academic Services and Learning Resources, Kevin Condron ’67, Chair of the Board of Trustees; Ericka J. Fisher ’96, Associate Professor of Education, and Paul Irish, Associate Dean of Students. I will also serve on the search committee. Recently, Executive Vice President Glenn Sugiyama and his associate Pat Richter, Executive Vice President at DHR, were on campus to interact with members of the college community. They discussed the search process and the skills, experience, and qualities we are looking for in our new Director of Athletics. I am extremely optimistic about our future. We have renewed commitment from the Board of Trustees and

the College to elevate the athletics program and to expect excellence—as we do from every other area at Holy Cross. I look forward to partnering with all of you as we enter this new era for Holy Cross athletics. Sincerely,

William M. Doran, Jr. ’77, P16 Chair, Athletics Committee Please email your questions or comments to crusaderathletics@holycross.edu.

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Values Core of Holy Cross ATHLETICS

excellence » We create an atmosphere that fosters the

and fair play and follow all rules governing the conduct of intercollegiate athletics.

relentless pursuit of competitive achievement

leadership »

in a manner that recognizes the primacy of

We aspire to develop leaders by promoting

academics.

discipline, accountability and initiative. We

We measure achievement not only in victory

encourage leadership at every level and focus

at the top level attainable for each team, but

attention and resources on the development of

also in the upholding of exemplary standards

such skills.

of commitment, effort, teamwork and

We take a leadership role throughout and

sportsmanship. We strive to perform at the highest levels academically and athletically, while offering opportunities for spiritual and social development.

integrity » Our unwavering integrity guides all individual, team and departmental interactions and is our foundation when making decisions. We conduct ourselves ethically, fairly and honestly. In our pursuit of athletic success, we adhere to the highest standards of sportsmanship

beyond the Holy Cross community. We lead by example in ways that strengthen the identity of the College.

respect » We are committed to the basic Jesuit tenets of mutual respect and civility. We recognize and respect our strengths and differences as individuals. Our communication and personal interactions reflect our deep appreciation of human dignity. Our diversity strengthens us as teams and as a community.

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excellence » • Holy Cross takes seriously the personal development and academic achievement of all student-athletes. As a reflection of this commitment, Holy Cross has been recognized nationally for our high scholar-athlete graduation rates. During the 2012-13 academic year, Holy Cross athletic teams were recognized for achieving a perfect 100 percent graduation rate, according to the Graduation Success Rate (GSR) Report, released by the NCAA. The Crusader programs to post perfect graduation rates were baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey, women’s golf, men’s ice hockey, women’s ice hockey, women’s lacrosse, women’s rowing, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball, men’s swimming and diving, women’s swimming and diving, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, women’s indoor track and field, women’s outdoor track and field, and volleyball.

In addition, Holy Cross’ overall GSR for all student-athletes was 98 percent. This mark is tied for the fifth best in the nation among all Division I institutions with Colgate, Columbia, Duke, Harvard and Yale, behind only Dartmouth (100 percent), Bucknell (99 percent), Brown (99 percent) and Notre Dame (99 percent). • In addition, 11 Holy Cross varsity athletic teams received Division I Academic Progress Rate public (APR) recognition awards from the NCAA. These teams posted multi-year APR scores in the top-10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. The public recognition awards are part of the broad Division I academic reform effort. The Crusader programs to receive public recognition awards were: baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s cross country, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, softball, men’s swimming and diving, women’s swimming and diving, men’s tennis and women’s tennis.

• Each semester the Patriot League honors student-athletes who excel in the classroom as well as on the playing field from each of the 24 League-sponsored sports with recognition on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. To be eligible for selection to the academic honor roll, an athlete must have a 3.20

grade point average or higher during the academic semester which coincides with his/her sport. The Crusaders placed 259 student-athletes on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll during the year. • The Patriot League honors student-athletes who achieve a 4.0 grade point average with Academic All-Patriot League honors. Twenty-one Crusaders posted a 4.0 grade point average and were recognized by the conference office: Christopher R. Brosnan ’14 (tennis), Sarah E. Dahlstrom ’15 (track and field), Jessica A. DeSimone ’13 (tennis), Jordan M. Enos ’13 (baseball), Chris M. Kono ’13 (baseball), LaDarius A. Goens ’13 (basketball), Michelle T. Grenier ’13 (rowing), Alexandra D. Gustafson ’14 (softball), Emily C. Hughes ’14 (cross country), Samuel P. Jones ’15 (football), Megan K. Lynch ’13 (volleyball), John D. Macomber ’14 (football), Tom M. Mannix ’13 (football), Terrence M. McKenna ’15 (lacrosse), Eric S. Obeysekere ’13 (basketball), Kelsey E. Poremba ’14 (swimming), Kelly M. Reagan ’13 (golf ), Alex M. Smith ’14 (basketball), Katherine M. Sutton ’13 (lacrosse), Amanda B. Waldron ’14 (track and field) and Steve A. Zychowski ’13 (golf ). • Jeffrey Reppucci ’14, a defenseman for the ice hockey team, was named a 2013 Harry S. Truman Scholar. The Truman Scholarship Foundation awards scholarships for college students to attend graduate school in preparation for careers in government or elsewhere in public service. The scholarship, which provides $30,000 for graduate study, was awarded to 62 college juniors from across the country with exceptional leadership potential who are committed to a public service career. There were 629 candidates nominated by 293 colleges and universities. Reppucci is the sixth student from Holy Cross to ever earn a Truman Scholarship. • Five Crusader athletes were among a group of 35 Holy Cross students who were selected as Dana Scholars for the 2012-2013 school year: Jordan M. Enos ’13 (baseball), Michele T. Grenier ’13 (rowing), Elizabeth A. Harkins ’13 (track and field), Jeffrey Reppucci ’14 (ice hockey) and Elizabeth A. Watters ’13 (volleyball). Recipients of the scholarship are students of sound academic ability who have the potential for or have demonstrated desired qualities of character and leadership.

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CRUSADER OF THE YEAR

Brandon T. Nunn ’13, ice hockey

randon T. Nunn ’13, a member of the men’s ice hockey team, was selected as the 2012-2013 Crusader of the Year. This honor is awarded to the athlete who demonstrates success both athletically and academically, and who exhibits active leadership in the Holy Cross community.

SENIOR PROFILE

excellence »

Nunn excelled on the ice during his four-year career, posting 39 goals and 30 assists for 69 career points. This year, he scored a team-best 16 goals and had 11 assists for a career-best 27 points. He tied for second on the team in points. His 0.55 goals per game were tied for first in Atlantic Hockey and 10th nationally. Nunn maintained a 3.67 total grade point average as an Economics major, earning consecutive Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team honors. He is a member of Alpha Sigma Nu, a Jesuit honor society which honors students who embody the values of scholarship, loyalty, leadership and service. On top of his commitments as a student-athlete, Nunn started the Power Play Points for Pink fundraiser for breast cancer. Through donations and sponsorships, every power play goal scored at Crusader home games raised money for Pink Revolution, an organization dedicated to supporting early detection and prevention strategies, funding clinical research advancements and promoting survivorship programs in central Mass. through its affiliation with the UMass Memorial Comprehensive Breast Center. This past season Power Play Points for Pink raised more than $18,000. Nunn has also taken part in Crusaders for Kids, a program established by the players to bring Worcester children to other events on campus and in the community.

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JOHN A. MEEGAN ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Brittany K. Gorski ’13, track and field

JOHN P. COONEY MEMORIAL AWARD

Josh T. Olson ’13, baseball

DANIEL ALLEN SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

George J. Perrotta Jr. ’13, baseball

Brittany K. Gorski ’13

HOLY CROSS ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS

The George J. Allen, Ph.D. ’65 Psychology Award —

Elizabeth A. Harkins ’13, track and field

The Edward V. Killeen Jr. Prize — Josh T. Olson ’13, baseball

The John C. Lawlor Medal — Josh T. Olson ’13, baseball

Josh T. Olson ’13

The John L. Philip Memorial American Sign Language Award — Kelly L. Sotsky ’13, field hockey

The Strain Gold Medal —

Thomas A. Tysowsky ’13, ice hockey

The Varsity Club Norton Prize — Jessica A. DeSimone ’13, tennis

Shirley Verrett French Prize — Colleen E. Sharry ’13, rowing

George J. Perrotta Jr. ’13

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BASEBALL

FOOTBALL

Patriot League Player of the Year: Jordan M. Enos ’13

All-New England: John D. Macomber ’14, Thomas M. Mannix ’13,

Patriot League Pitcher of the Year: John M. Colella Jr. ’13

Kalif R. Raymond ’16

Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Jordan M. Enos ’13

All-Patriot League First Team: Kalif R. Raymond ’16

Patriot League Coach of the Year: Gregory A. DiCenzo

All-Patriot League Second Team: Gary Acquah ’14,

All-New England First Team: Jordan M. Enos ’13

John D. Macomber ’14, Thomas M. Mannix ’13, Gerald S. Mistretta ’13, Alexander

All-New England Second Team: Evan A. Ocello ’15

C. Schneider ’12, Sean M. Whited ’12

All-Patriot League First Team: Michael S. Ahmed ’14,

All-ECAC: Kalif R. Raymond ’16

John M. Colella Jr. ’13, Jordan M. Enos ’13, Evan A. Ocello ’15,

College Sports Journal National All-Freshman Team: Kalif R. Raymond ’16

Patrick O. Puentes ’13

William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist: Thomas M. Mannix ’13

All-Patriot League Second Team: Brandon R. Cipolla ’14,

CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team: Samuel P. Jones ’15,

Donald J. Murray ’15

Thomas M. Mannix ’13

CoSIDA Academic All-District Team: Jordan M. Enos ’13

NFF Hampshire Honor Society: Reed Apfelbaum ’13,

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Aaron J. Hauser ’13, Thomas M. Mannix ’13

Patriot League All-Rookie Team: Cullen M. R. Hamilton ’16

All-New England: Peter H. Cahill ’14

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEN’S ICE HOCKEY

All-Patriot League Second Team: David J. Dudzinski Jr. ’14

MEN’S GOLF

All-Patriot League First Team: Alex M. Smith ’14

Senior Class Award All-America First Team: Brandon T. Nunn ’13

All-Patriot League Second Team: Amy M. Lepley ’13

Hockey Humanitarian Award Finalist: Jeffrey Reppucci ’14

FIELD HOCKEY

Atlantic Hockey Student-Athlete of the Year: Jeffrey Reppucci ’14

All-Patriot League First Team: Carly Grimaudo ’14 All-Patriot League Second Team: Michelle J. McNeil ’16 NFHCA National Academic Squad: Emily E. Allen ’13, Jessica M. Dodakian ’14, Lindsay N. MacPhail ’14, Michelle J. McNeil ’16, Kaitlyn R. Murray ’16

Atlantic Hockey All-Rookie Team: Karl A. Beckman ’16 Atlantic Hockey All-Academic Team: Karl A. Beckman ’16, Timothy F. Driscoll ’16, Kyle A. Fletcher ’13, Sean Gustin ’16, Benjamin A. Kaplan ’16, Derek R. Kump ’14, Rob E. Linsmayer ’13, Brett M. Lubanski ’16, Ryan P. McGrath’14, Joseph K. McNamara ’16, Michael J. McNamara ’15, Nilan S. Nagy ’15, Brandon T. Nunn’13, Jeffrey Reppucci ’14, Castan V. Sommer ’16, Thomas A. Tysowsky ’13, Matthew C. Vidal ’16, Erik Vos ’13, Mark Williamson ’14

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excellence » WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY

All-ECAC East Second Team: Francesca J. Panarelli ’15 Academic All-ECAC East Team: Alexandra R. Campione ’13, Caroline E. English ’13, Amanda M. Gallagher ’14, Krista K. Manzanares ’15, Kathryn M. Reilly ’15, Meghan E. Reynolds ’13, Emily A. Sullivan ’14, Kylee C. Sullivan ’14

MEN’S LACROSSE

Patriot League Coach of the Year: James F. Morrissey All-New England First Team: James E. Kennedy ’13 All-New England Second Team: Terrence M. McKenna ’15 All-Patriot League Second Team: John M. Hannan ’13 New England Senior Scholar Athlete Team: James E. Kennedy ’13

WOMEN’S LACROSSE

All-Patriot League First Team: Madeline P. Carrellas ’13 All-Patriot League Second Team: Corinne E. Caracausa ’14, Sara E. Hennessey ’14, Laura M. Ryan ’15

MEN’S ROWING

WOMEN’S SOCCER

All-Patriot League First Team: Gina L. Righini ’15

SOFTBALL

All-Patriot League First Team: Colleen A. Ahern ’16, Samantha E. Fregenti ’13 All-Patriot League Second Team: Emily V. Jarvis ’16

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD

All-New England Second Team (Indoor): Nicholas W. Athanasidy ’14, Trevor T. Dutton ’15, Lucas J. Keefer ’16, Samuel J. McGrath ’14 All-Patriot League Second Team (Outdoor): Timothy M. Dunn Jr. ’16

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD

Patriot League Track Athlete of the Year (Outdoor): Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14 Patriot League Rookie of the Year (Indoor): Caroline B. Carley ’16 All-New England First Team (Indoor): Brittany K. Gorski ’13 All-New England Second Team (Indoor): Mackenzie A. Arndt ’15, Kathleen F. Brekka ’13, Caroline B. Carley ’16, Brittany K. Gorski ’13, Sarah E. Meinelt ’13, Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14

Intercollegiate Rowing Association All-Academic Team: Alex Brandon ’15, Christian

All-New England Second Team (Outdoor): Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14

A. Brooks ’16, Brian R. Clark ’15, Michael J. Fitzgerald ’15, Nicholas E. Forgione

All-Patriot League First Team (Indoor): Caroline B. Carley ’16, Stephanie A.

’13, Connor S. May ’15, Andrew K. McNamara ’15, Kevin P. Moran ’13, Patrick B. Rapuano ’13, Nicholas F. Whalen ’15

WOMEN’S ROWING

All-New England First Team: Catherine M. Roy ’13 All-Patriot League First Team: Catherine M. Roy ’13 All-Patriot League Second Team: Alexandra M. Torres ’13

MEN’S SOCCER

All-Patriot League First Team: Joshua M. Cintas ’14, Monty C. Sanders ’14 All-Mid Atlantic Region Third Team: Joshua M. Cintas ’14

Okpoebo ’14 All-Patriot League First Team (Outdoor): Brittany K. Gorski ’13, Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14 All-Patriot League Second Team (Indoor): Mackenzie A. Arndt ’15, Brittany K. Gorski ’13, Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14 All-Patriot League Second Team (Outdoor): Kathryn M. Bobinski ’15, Melanie R. Forte ’13, Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14, Brianna M. Tabin ’15, Amanda B. Waldron ’14

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FALL

team updates

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

• The Crusaders finished in seventh place at the 2012 Patriot League Championships as John A. Cicchitti ’15 led the team with a 31st-place finish on the 8K course. Cicchitti was the first Holy Cross finisher in all six 2012 races he ran. • Dylan M. Villescas ’14 finished behind Cicchitti at the Patriot League Championship in 52nd place with a time of 27:33.1 and Dennis J. Muldoon ’16 rounded out the top-three HC runners landing 55th in 27:41.9. • The team’s best finish came at the

National Catholic Invitational in South Bend, Ind. Holy Cross landed 16th of 34 teams as Cicchitti took 42nd place with a time of 26:00. At the final meet of the season, the IC4A Championship Matthew R. Muilenburg ’15 led the Crusaders with a time of 28:50.0. Fifteen runners represented Holy Cross in eight different races in 2012.

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY • The Crusaders finished in sixth place at the 2012 Patriot League Championships as Emily C. Hughes ’14 led the team on the 6K course with a 17th-place finish and

time of 23:36.6. Hughes was the top Holy Cross finisher in all six races she competed in during the 2012 season. • Caroline B. Carley ’16 led the Crusaders in the final meet of the year at the ECAC Championship by finishing 34th of 177 runners with a time of 19:31.2. Carley was also the top rookie finisher at the Patriot League Championship, taking 50th place with a time of 24:54.1. • The best team finish came at the National Catholic Invitational South Bend, Ind., where the Crusaders took ninth of 34 teams. Hughes

finished 23rd of 266 runners in the field with a time of 18:20.3.

FIELD HOCKEY

• Forward Carly N. Grimaudo ’14 earned first-team All-Patriot League honors as she led the Crusaders with seven goals, three assists and 17 points. Her points total was ninth in the Patriot League, while her goals mark was 10th in the conference. She scored both game-winning goals in 2012 as she played in all 17 contests. • Midfielder Michelle J. McNeil ’16 was named to the second- team All-Patriot League. The first-year

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excellence » player started in all 17 games and was third on the squad with two goals and five points. • Goaltender Katherine L. Matchett ’15 was the starter in every contest in 2012 and made 7.53 saves per game, which ranked her third in the Patriot League and 12th in the nation.

FOOTBALL

• The Crusaders faced the hardest schedule in the nation among schools in the Football Championship Subdivision. • Seven different players earned All-Patriot League honors. Return specialist Kalif R. Raymond ’16 was named to the All-Patriot League first team, while John D. Macomber ’14 received second team honors as both a placekicker and a punter. In addition, defensive lineman Gary Acquah ’14, strong safety Tom M. Mannix ’13, wide receiver Gerald S. Mistretta ’13, tight end Alex C. Schneider ’12 and

offensive lineman Sean M. Whited ’12 were second team selections. • The Crusaders also had three players named All-New England (Macomber, Mannix and Raymond) and one player chosen to the AllECAC team (Raymond).

MEN’S SOCCER

• Under the direction of first-year Head Coach Marco Koolman, the Crusaders tied with Bucknell for fourth place in the Patriot League standings with eight points, but lost the tiebreaker as the Bison qualified for the four-team Patriot League Tournament. • Joshua M. Cintas ’14, who earned first-team All-Patriot League honors, led the team with a careerbest six goals and a career-best 13 points and also had one assist. • Co-captain Monty C. Sanders ’14, who also received first-team AllPatriot League accolades, had three goals and a career-best two assists for a career-best eight points. His three goals were second on the team and his eight points were tied for second.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

• Gina L. Righini ’15 led the team statistically for the second year in

a row, setting career-high marks in goals with five and points with 12, and was named first-team AllPatriot League. • Annmarie E. Galvin ’16 was the top rookie performer for the Crusaders with four goals before suffering a season-ending injury early in Patriot League play. • Goalkeeper Caroline A. McCabe ’15 started 13 games in net and made 80 saves on the season. Her .842 save percentage and 5.71 saves per game were good for first overall in the Patriot League. She also ranked second in the league with a 1.11 goals-against average and earned a career-high four shutouts.

VOLLEYBALL

• Captain Megan K. Lynch ’13 became the only player in program history to post over 1,000 career kills and 1,000 career digs. She

concluded her outstanding career with a school-record 1,486 career kills which also ranks eighth on the Patriot League all-time career kills list. Her 1,108 career digs are sixth all-time at the school. Also this season, Lynch was named to the Patriot League All-Academic team for the third time. • Captain Elizabeth A. Watters ’13 finished her career as the all-time program leader in career digs with 1,312 and classmate Callie A. Black ’13 is now fifth all-time with 212 career blocks. • This senior class was a part of 30 wins during its career, the most by a senior class since the 2004 class posted 33 victories.

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WINTER

team updates

MEN’S BASKETBALL

• The Crusaders ranked second in the conference in free throw shooting (75.3 percent), blocked shots (3.5 per game) and offensive rebounds (9.1 per game). Holy Cross also placed third in the Patriot League by holding its opponents to 31.8 percent shooting from three-point range. • Forward David J. Dudzinski Jr. ’14 earned second-team All-Patriot League honors. He averaged a team-best 15.2 points, 6.6 rebounds and 0.9 blocked shots per game, while hitting 48.3 percent of his

field goal attempts and 81.7 percent of his free throws. He finished the season ranked fourth in the league in scoring, fourth in rebounding, fifth in free throw percentage, eighth in blocked shots and eighth in field goal percentage. Dudzinski led the team in scoring 16 times on the year and scored in double-figures 26 times. Dudzinski enters his senior year ranked sixth all-time at Holy Cross in career free throw percentage. • Guard Cullen M. R. Hamilton ’16 also had a solid season, averaging 6.3 points and 2.9 rebounds per game to earn a spot on the Patriot League

All-Rookie team. He stepped up his play against Patriot League opponents, putting up 7.4 points and 3.1 rebounds per contest in regular season conference play, while connecting on 36.1 percent of his shots from three-point range. • Guard Jordan W. Stevens ’13 received the Richard J. Maloney Award, presented annually to the men’s basketball player who best exemplifies Mr. Maloney’s spirit and energy as a loyal contributor to the program. Over his collegiate career, he totaled 518 points, 207 rebounds and 149 assists.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

• Holy Cross finished the season with an 18-14 record overall and an 8-6 mark in the Patriot League. The Crusaders earned the fourth seed in the Patriot League Tournament defeating Lehigh and Colgate to earn a berth into the Patriot League Championship game for the second consecutive season. • Three players earned All-Patriot League honors. Guard Alex M. Smith ’14 was named first-team All-Patriot League and was also a member of the Academic All-

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excellence » Holy Cross, Lepley recorded 1,220 points, 634 rebounds, 252 assists and 141 steals. She finished her career in 14th place on the all-time Holy Cross scoring list, as she became only the 11th Crusader to score at least 1,000 points and grab over 600 rebounds.

MEN’S HOCKEY Patriot League team. Forward Amy M. Lepley ’13 earned second-team All-Patriot League accolades for her performance. Smith and guard Brisje M. Malone ’14 were selected to the Patriot League All-Tournament team. • Smith led the Crusaders and the Patriot League with 14.5 points per game during the season. Lepley ranked second with 11.7 points per contest and led the Crusaders with 5.3 rebounds per game. Both Smith and Lepley reached the 1,000 career points milestone during the season. • Lepley was awarded the Samantha Vellaccio Award. The Vellaccio Award is presented annually to the varsity women’s basketball player who best exemplifies the mission of Holy Cross both on and off the court. During her four years at

• The Crusaders finished with a 2014-3 overall record, which was its best since the 2005-2006 season. Holy Cross earned back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time in program history. • Holy Cross defeated eventual national champion No. 15 Yale by a 5-4 score on Dec. 30. Following the win, the Crusaders were ranked No. 20 in the USCHO.com Division I National Poll with 65 points, marking the third national ranking for the program. • Goalie Matthew J. Ginn ’15 set three school records. He concluded the season with a program-best 994 saves. He also took the net for 2100:55 this season breaking a school record for the most minutes played by a goalie. Ginn also played in 35 games, setting the record for the most games played by a goalie. • Defenseman Karl A. Beckman ’16 was named to the Atlantic Hockey

All-Rookie team. Shayne C. Stockton ’14 led the team with 28 points. Jeffrey Reppucci ’14 was named one of five finalists for the BNY Mellon Wealth Management Hockey Humanitarian Award and Brandon T. Nunn ’13 was named the Crusader of the Year. Rob E. Linsmayer ’13 concluded his career with 100 career points, while his 150 career games played are the all-time most games played at the school.

WOMEN’S ICE HOCKEY

• The Crusaders (16-6-5, 9-4-5 ECAC East) concluded the 2012-2013 season at the ECAC Open Championship where they defeated Sacred Heart in round one by a score of 4-1, but suffered a 4-3 overtime loss in the final to St. Anselm. • Caroline E. English ’13 finished her Holy Cross career with 104 points in 102 games. The 20122013 season was the fifth season in a row a Crusader has reached 100 career points. English was named one of three of the team’s Most Valuable Players and is now sixth all-time in

program history in points, third in assists (68), sixth in game-winning goals (9), and 10th in goals (36) and power play goals (10). • Alexandra Stevenson ’15 finished with a .938 save percentage and 1.54 goals-against average. Her save percentage placed her second in Holy Cross single-season history and is now fourth in single-season goals-against average in program history. • Krista K. Manzanares ’15 finished with a save percentage of .926 and a

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goals-against average of 1.67, placing her fifth and sixth in the singleseason record book respectively. She is now first in program history in career save percentage (.930) and career goals-against average (1.53), while Stevenson is third (.922) and fifth (2.00) respectively. The two each made exactly 301 saves on the season, tying them for 10th in single-season history. • Francesca J. Panarelli ’15 was named to the ECAC Women’s East AllConference Hockey second team for her performance on defense this season. Panarelli finished the season as the top Holy Cross defensive scorer, tallying four goals and a career-high 13 assists for a careerhigh 17 points.

MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING • Holy Cross finished eighth at the Patriot League Championship.

• At the Patriot League Championship,

Brian F. Power ’13 set three individual Holy Cross school records and was a part of two more school records as a member of relay teams. Power set the new school standard in the 200 IM with a time of 1:56.27. He swam the preliminary of the 100 breaststroke in 57.43, and broke the record in the 200 breaststroke in the preliminary heat and reset it in the final with his career-fastest swim of 2:04.95. He swam the second leg of both the 400 medley and 200 medley relays, finishing at 3:31.63 and 1:37.29, respectively. • Diver Nicholas J. Videtti ’14 also set a new school record earlier this season, scoring a total of 432.49 points in 11 dives off the onemeter board at the Worcester City Championship on Jan. 18-19. He was named Diver of the Meet after finishing first in both the one-meter and three-meter dives.

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• The Crusaders finished seventh at the Patriot League Championships, their best finish since the 2003 Patriot League Championship. • Seven Crusader upperclassmen improved career-best times over the three-day championship. Mary K. Schulte ’15, Laura M. Webber ’13,

Kristie M. Coleman ’15 and Clare E. Reidy ’13 all set new personal best times in the 50 freestyle, finishing at 25.16, 25.66, 25.79 and 26.72, respectively. Natalie G. Livingston ’13 and Katelyn J. Desrosiers ’13 set new career-best marks in the 100 breaststroke, touching the wall at 1:09.44 and 1:10.75, respectively. Coleman improved her personal best in the 200 freestyle (2:01.60), while Schulte (54.94), Kelsey E. Poremba ’14 (56.13) and Reidy (57.46) set career-fastest marks in the 100 freestyle.

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• The Crusaders finished eighth at the Indoor Patriot League Championships. • Lucas Keefer ’16 led the way for the Crusaders with an eighth-place finish in the 500-meter run and season-best time of 1:07.20. • Samuel J. McGrath ’14 added a top-10 finish in the 1,000-meter run with a time of 2:32.31

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD • The Crusaders finished fifth at the Patriot League Indoor Championships.

• Caroline B. Carley ’16 earned Rookie of the Meet honors after finishing first in the 1,000-meter run

with an ECAC qualifying time of 2:55.35. • Carley and Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14 were named to the All-Patriot League first team for their performances in the 1,000 and 60-meter dash, respectively. The team placed third of 34 teams at the New England Indoor Championship a few weeks later.

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SPRING

team updates

BASEBALL

• Holy Cross concluded the 2013 season with a 28-25 mark overall and a 15-5 record in the Patriot League. The 15-5 mark gave the Crusaders their first Patriot League regular season title and the most wins in conference play in school history. The No. 1 seeded Crusaders reached the Patriot League Tournament Championship series for the second consecutive season and the third time in four years, but were defeated by Army. • Evan A. Ocello ’15 led the Crusaders in many offensive

categories including batting average (.338), runs scored (46), hits (67), total bases (96) and stolen bases (15). Jordan M. Enos ’13 led Holy Cross with 18 doubles and 37 RBIs, while Patrick O. Puentes ’13 led the squad with seven home runs and a .521 slugging percentage. • Michael S. Ahmed ’14 was drafted in the 20th round of the MLB Amateur Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Alexis G. Maldonado ’13 signed a professional baseball contract with the Toronto Blue Jays and John M. Colella Jr. ’13 signed with Southern Illinois Miners

MEN’S GOLF

• The Crusaders concluded the season with a sixth-place finish at the Patriot League Championship with a three-round total of 950 (+86). • Steven A. Zychowski ’13 was named to the 2012-2013 Academic AllPatriot League team. Zychowski led the Crusaders with an 18-hole average score of 75.7 in 2013. He was tournament medalist at a pair of events during the 2012-2013 season, winning the Adelphi-AIC Intercollegiate Classic on Oct. 21, 2012 and the Assumption Shootout on April 16, 2013.

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• Holy Cross finished the season on a strong note as it won the Nazareth Invitational held at the Monroe and Mendon Country Club. The team win was the first tournament victory in program history and only the second win ever as the Crusaders defeated Babson in a dual match on Oct. 14, 2001. The Crusaders shot a combined team score of 713 strokes (+137). • Morgan A. Powers ’15 also made history becoming the first Holy Cross women’s golfer to be a medalist at any event. Powers carded

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a two-day total of 164 strokes (+20). This season, she led the Crusaders with an 18-hole average of 87.4. • Captain Kelly M. Reagan ’13 was selected to the 2012-2013 Academic All-Patriot League team and ranked third on the team with an 18-hole average score of 94.8.

MEN’S LACROSSE

• The Crusaders finished with a 7-8 record — its most wins since the 1988 season when the Crusaders went 8-7. Holy Cross went 2-4 in the Patriot League, marking the first time in program history that the Crusaders won two Patriot League games.

• Holy Cross defeated Navy or the first time in school history at Citi Field on March 17 and also defeated Lafayette on April 6. The Crusaders’ 131 goals scored this season were their most since netting 138 in 1994. • James F. Morrissey was named the Patriot League Coach of the Year and captain John M. Hannan ’13 earned second-team All-Patriot League honors. Morrissey is the first Holy Cross men’s lacrosse coach to earn this honor, while Hannan is the fifth Crusader to ever receive All-Patriot League accolades. • James E. Kennedy ’13 and sophomore Terry M. McKenna ’15

earned NEILA All-New England honors. Kennedy was named to the first team and McKenna received second team accolades. Kennedy was also selected to the All-New England Senior Scholar Athlete team, while McKenna was named to the Patriot League All-Academic team.

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• The Crusaders finished 9-10 overall and 3-3 Patriot League to make it to the Patriot League Tournament Championship game for the second straight season and the sixth time in program history. The Crusaders, who lost to American by a 16-8 score early in the season, defeated the Eagles, 8-7, in the semifinals and then fell to Navy, 14-4, in the championship game. • Sara L. Cox ’13 who missed the entire regular season due to an injury, started in both tournament games and earned All-Patriot League Tournament team honors. Madeline P. Carrellas ’13 and Katherine M. Sutton ’13 were also selected to the team. • Sutton was also named to the Patriot League All-Academic team. Carrellas earned first-team All-Patriot League honors, while Corinne E. Caracausa ’14, Sara E.

Hennessey ’14 and Laura M. Ryan ’15 were selected to the second team.

MEN’S ROWING

• Holy Cross rowing was led by twoyear captain Mike J. Walker II ’13 during the 2012-2013 season. The Crusaders started off the season with the varsity eight placing first out of 27 boats at the Snake Regatta.

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excellence » first in the club eight race out of 17 boats at the Textile River Regatta, finished first out of 48 boats at the Snake Regatta, placed second in the club eight race out of 34 boats at the Head of the Charles Regatta and finished third in the open eight race out of 27 boats at the Head of the

medal, as the varsity four placed second in 2005. • Sophomores Katherine E. Diggins ’15 and Adrienne A. Randall ’15 won the gold medal in the open pair race at the Head of the Schuylkill. • Catherine M. Roy ’13 and

• At the Eastern Sprints, the varsity eight placed third in the third level final, defeating No. 20 George Washington, Rutgers and MIT. The varsity eight was then ranked No. 20 in the USRowing men’s varsity eight poll, marking the first time the varsity eight had been ranked in this poll since May 24, 2006, when it was No. 19. • The Crusaders competed at the 111th Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) National Championship on Lake Natoma in Gold River, Calif., and raced in the varsity eight, second varsity eight and the open four competitions. HC placed 20th in the team competition.

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• The varsity eight won the IrvingChristensen Cup, placed second out of 34 boats at the Knecht Cup, was

Schuylkill Regatta. • At the 2013 Patriot League Championship, the Crusaders placed second in the second varsity eight race and was third in the varsity four race. It was the best ever result for a Holy Cross second varsity eight boat at the Patriot League Championship and the program’s second silver

Alexandra M. Torres ’13 earned All-Patriot League honors. Roy made the first team and Torres was selected to the second team. Torres is the first Crusader to earn AllLeague honors more than once, as she was also named to the second team in 2012. Roy also received firstteam All-New England accolades, while Michelle T. Grenier ’13 was

named to the Patriot League AllAcademic team.

SOFTBALL

• Gennifer L. Durham ’16 achieved a feat that had never been accomplished in the Patriot League as she threw a seven inning perfect game on April 13 against Colgate in a 1-0 Holy Cross victory. It was also the first recorded seven inning perfect game in school history. Durham finished the season with a team-best 3.27 earned run average and team-high seven wins in 130.2 innings of work. Julia J. Barrett ’14 led the team with 76 strikeouts

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four years at Holy Cross going 7-9 in singles tilts and holding a 28-26 mark in doubles matches.

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD

in 114.2 innings and finished the season with an ERA of 3.66. • Samantha E. Fregenti ’13 led the Crusaders with a .482 on base percentage, along with 18 walks, and was second on the team with a batting average of .330 and a .511 slugger percentage. She sits atop the career Holy Cross softball record book with 22 home runs, 62 walks and a .569 slugging percentage. She can also be found in five of the eight remaining batting categories in the Crusader career record book. Fregenti was named to the AllPatriot League first team. • Freshman Emily V. Jarvis ’16 led the team with a .349 batting average and was just one of two players to start in all 44 games. She also had a team-high 45 hits, 32 runs scored, 66 total bases, 18 stolen bases and a .512 slugging percentage. Jarvis was second on the team with four home

runs, 15 walks and a .447 on-base percentage.

MEN’S TENNIS

• Chris R. Brosnan ’14 was named to the 2013 Academic All-Patriot League team for the second time in his career. He held a 5-9 overall record in singles matches during the 2012-2013 season. In doubles matches, Brosnan went 6-10 over the course of the year.

WOMEN’S TENNIS

• Jessica A. DeSimone ’13 was selected to the 2013 Academic AllPatriot League team. She is the only women’s tennis player from around the league to receive this honor all three years since its inception. • DeSimone held a 4-3 mark in singles matches and an 8-9 record in doubles tilts. As the only senior on the squad, she finished up her

• The Crusaders finished eighth at the Outdoor Patriot League Championships. Timothy M. Dunn Jr. ’16 led the Crusaders, finishing third in the pole vault with a height of 4.50 meters, while classmate Francisco J. Tejidor ’16 was the top individual Holy Cross finisher on the track, taking ninth in the 1,500-meter run with a time of 4:01.08. The 4x100-meter relay team comprised of Vuong Q. Tran ’15, Dunn, Michael A. Techiera ’15 and Michael A. Galasso ’15 finished sixth with a season-best time of 42.62.

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD

• Holy Cross took fourth place at the Outdoor Patriot League Championships in May, earning 85.25 points. Stephanie A. Okpoebo ’14 was named the Track Athlete of the Meet, winning both the 100 and 200-meter dashes and posting a career best time of 11.85 in the 100, barely missing the school record by one one-hundreth of a second. • Brittany K. Gorski ’13 took first place in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:12.57 and Amanda B.

Waldron ’14 placed second in the 5,000 meter run, clocking in at 17:45.93. Brianna M. Tabin ’15 finished fifth in the final of the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.46 seconds and Melanie R. Forte ’13 finished sixth with a time of 12.65 seconds. • The Crusaders placed seventh out of the 35 teams at the New England Outdoor Championships.

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“Working for the Food Bank is an incredible experience because we are able to give something back to the Worcester community. It is hard to find time to do community service with school work and lacrosse, but I am happy to have the opportunity to go to the Food Bank every month and volunteer my time because Worcester has been my home for the past three years. No matter how tired or exhausted we might be from school and lacrosse, it is worth it. Doing some heavy lifting for a few hours at the Food Bank helps so many families and it is rewarding to know we can give something back.” — Christina I. Amendola ’14, women’s lacrosse

As a part of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Mass.,

members of the football, field hockey, women’s soccer, volleyball, baseball, track and field and men’s lacrosse teams act as mentors to Little Brothers and Little Sisters.

Once a month members of the women’s lacrosse team and coaching staff volunteer to the

Worcester County Food Bank to sort and pack food for Worcester families.

Men’s hockey players Jeffrey Reppucci ’14 and Derek R. Kump ’14 created Working

for Worcester, a city-wide initiative that brings college students from the 12 schools in the Colleges of Worcester Consortium, faculty and local volunteers together to help improve the health and wellness of Worcester residents. On April 27, more than 500 volunteers worked at 12 different sites, each with a unique project idea that was designed to improve schools and recreational areas in Worcester. Crusader athletes were the largest group of volunteers.

The fifth-annual Benching for Breast Cancer fundraising event was held in December and raised over $2,000 for Pink Revolution,

a Worcester-based breast cancer alliance. This year, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) teamed up

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with HC for a Cure to encourage all students, not just athletes, to participate. More than 500 students participated, setting a record number of people involved. Women’s rower Michele T. Grenier ’13 and volleyball player Elizabeth A. Watters ’13 served as the co-chairs of the event.

Each season for the past 22 years, the women’s basketball team has gone to the Mercy Centre to play a basketball game against the Mercy Centre Foxes with head coach Bill Gibbons serving as the referee.

Members of the men’s basketball team participated in Community Reading Days at Floral Street Elementary School and the Pakachoag School.

Members of the football team took part in the 16th annual Holy Cross Cares Day on

Saturday, March 23. The team spent the day at Crompton Park, disassembling and storing the ice rink and cleaning up the tennis courts.

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leadership »

About the Leadership Academy The mission of the Holy Cross Leadership Academy is to support Crusader studentathletes in their quest to become world-class leaders in athletics, academics and life. Holy Cross is partnering with the Janssen Sports Leadership Center to create the curriculum for the Academy.

The Holy Cross Leadership Academy is focused upon leadership development programming for student-athletes which targets three specific groups based upon their classification as well as their readiness to assume leadership roles in three categories: Emerging Leaders, Verteran Leaders and Leadership 360.

Emerging Leaders

Designed for a select group of “high potential” sophomore and junior student-athletes, the Emerging Leaders program provides prospective leaders with the insights, strategies, and skills necessary to become effective leaders on their teams, on campus and in the community. Through workshops held twice a semester, interactive exercises, action learning experiences and readings, the Emerging Leaders program provides a strong foundation for student-athletes to develop into effective team leaders. The emphasis of the program at this

level is creating effective Leaders by Example while setting the stage for Vocal Leadership. Program Objectives: • Identify and develop high potential leaders in their sophomore or junior years • Create solid Leaders by Example and set the stage for developing Vocal Leaders • Build a strong network of peer leaders • Develop leaders who support and learn from current team captains/ leaders (succession planning) • Teach prospective leaders how to gain respect and develop leadership skills within their peer group

Veteran Leaders

Designed for team captains and veteran student-athlete leaders from all teams, the Veteran Leaders program provides established team leaders with advanced leadership training and support. The

program teaches student-athletes the critical team leadership skills and insights necessary to be effective Vocal Leaders as they manage and conquer the dayto-day responsibilities and challenges of leadership. In addition to the education, the Veteran Leaders program also provides student-athlete leaders with a strong peer network to lean on and learn from throughout the school year. Studentathletes meet twice each semester to learn and reinforce leadership principles and share successes, frustrations, and lessons. Program Objectives: • Encourage established leaders to step up and be Vocal Leaders on their teams • Provide established leaders with ongoing support as they tackle the tough issues of team leadership • Provide established leaders with a solid peer network for guidance and support

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• Review and extend the insights and skills necessary to be a responsible and respected leader • Establish a solid, cooperative and ongoing partnership with the coaching staff

Leadership 360

Designed for senior leaders who have successfully completed both the Emerging and Veteran Leaders programs, Leadership 360 focuses on applying leadership skills to positively impact the team, athletic department, campus and community at large. A significant component of the Leadership 360 program is for each leader to undergo a 360-degree evaluation of their leadership skills. The 360 evaluation involves teammates and coaches anonymously rating their leaders using the Team Leadership Evaluation. Based on averaging the ratings of their teammates and coaches and comparing them to their selfratings, the leaders are able to clearly see their leadership strengths and areas

for improvement. The leaders then create a comprehensive and customized Leadership Development Plan to build upon their strengths and target their areas to improve. Program Objectives: • Help leaders clearly see their strengths and areas to improve by undergoing a 360 Evaluation • Develop a comprehensive and customized Leadership Development Plan to maximize strengths and minimize blind spots • Provide leaders with the skills and support to effectively troubleshoot the challenges they face throughout the school year • Encourage leaders to apply their leadership skills to impact the campus and community • Provide leaders with high level leadership training and experiences that make them highly attractive to interested employers

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thletics play an important role in the lives of students and their parents, alumni, and the life of the College. It is important to provide our studentathletes with the tools they need to be successful: equipment upgrades, adequate facilities, talented coaches, and money for team competition travel. Increased resources in all of these areas are critical in order to remain competitive in the Patriot League. We have made strides, but endeavor to enhance our resources for athletics, improve the experience of our student-athletes, and restore pride in the Purple. In 2012-13, the Crusader Athletics Fund, the fundraising arm of Holy Cross Athletics, reached new heights, with a record breaking $986,842 for Holy Cross Athletics from a record 2,567 donors. The all-sports fund, as well as baseball, field hockey, ice hockey, lacrosse and soccer also broke dollar records, while baseball, field hockey, lacrosse and tennis secured the most donors in program history. Thank you to everyone who made a gift to support our sports this year. Your support provides additional funding for coaching, recruiting, equipment and travel budgets, giving our Crusaders the competitive edge they deserve. Your ongoing generosity to the Crusader Athletics Fund enhances the experience of our scholar athletes, as they compete against the best Division I programs. Over the next few years, CAF aspires to grow to $1.5 million dollars annually. ■

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donors 2013 Crusader Athletics Fund Totals All-sports Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Crew Field Hockey Football Golf Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball Sports Medicine Strength & Cond. Swimming & Diving Tennis XC/Track & Field Volleyball Total

$183,219 81,345 48,090 193 49,986 6,942 200,904 18,490 95,466 160,439 71,587 2,762 1,728 2,271 20,289 4,715 33,552 4,864 $986,842

Anonymous Cheryl P. Aaron ’87 Christopher S. Abell Jr. ’09 Robert B. Acker ’09 Peter M. Acton ’63 † Daniel A. Adams ’07 James M. Adams ’79 John E. Adams Jr. ’71 Michael J. Addesa Jr. ’66 Brianne S. Agan ’08 Dolores Agostinelli Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Agostinelli P15 John J. ’81 and Karen T. Ahern ’80 P13 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ahmed P14 William R. Ahmuty III ’65 † deceased

Gideon Akande ’06 Brendan W. Akashian ’08 Brian T. Akashian ’01 and Lauren Murphy Akashian ’00 James B. Aldrich ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Aldrich P07 Michael A. Alexander ’02 Rigoberto Alfonso ’94 and Egetta D. Schumski-Alfonso ’92 Elizabeth A. Alizzi ’09 Brian J. Allen ’93 George J. Allen ’65 Daniel G. Altenau ’12 Jeanne M. Altenau P12 Daniel J. Amante ’07 Rachel A. Amaral ’10 Kellie A. Ambrose ’05 Nicole L. Amendola P14 Gregory J. Amerkanian ’92 Richard Anastasi ’70 Cassandra M. Anderson ’11 James A. Andreoli ’88 John T. Andreoli ’82 Patrick S. Andrews ’94 Donald J. Angell ’85 Joseph W. Antonecchia ’62 Christopher G. Antonelli ’98 Amy M. Archambault ’08 Erica L. Archer ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Arduini P16 Robert M. Arena Jr. ’90 and Laura P. Arena ’89 David E. ’09 and Kelly A. Arnett ’09 James P. Arrante ’03 Thomas F. Arrigg ’10

Matthew S. Arthur ’02 Kathleen Feeley Aseltyne ’92 Michael F. Audette ’74 Victoria A. Aufiero ’05 Avalon Rowing Club Christopher J. ’87 and Joanne M. Aventuro ’87 Kathleen Dawson Ayers ’94 Michael E. ’87 and Virginia M Ayers ’86 P17,14 Timothy F. Ayers ’96 Katherine A. Bagdis ’04

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Kelly Ann Bailer ’97 Jessica A. Bailey ’04 Heather L. Moloney ’03 Alexandra S. Baird ’10 Carolyn L. Baker ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Baker Kevin P. Baker ’04 and Kathryn M. Deislinger ’04 Jeffrey T. Banta ’08 Amy Dwyer Barao ’84 Tracy W. Barlok Joseph B. Barnes III ’74

The additional resources provided by the Crusader Athletics Fund have allowed me to travel throughout the country to recruit talented athletes who have all the qualities of a Holy Cross student. Our incoming first-year class includes 19 players from 12 different states.~ Gregory A. DiCenzio, head coach, baseball

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I chose to make a gift as a student-athlete this year because it was important for me to help develop our program in as many ways as possible. My teammates and I have been working incredibly hard to build the program from on the field through competing and training, and I found making a gift a great way to help the program from off the field as well. ~ Carly N. Grimaudo ’14, field hockey

David M. Barnett ’94 Frederick W. Barney Jr. ’81 Mark E. ’94 and Elizabeth A. Baron ’94 Lynn M. Barowski ’08 Frank J. Barresi ’82 and Bernadette B. Kelly-Barresi ’82 Arthur F. Barrett ’84 Lynn Barrieau P17 Jennifer A. Barth ’99 Blair D. Bartlett ’06 Lee F. Bartlett Jr. ’42 P67 † Allyssa J. Bates ’94 Jennifer A. Bautista ’12 Lesley M. Bautista ’09 James W. Baxter and Pamela M. Thornton William J. Baxter Jr. ’49 † Oluwaseun O. Bayode ’08 Asa L. Beach ’95 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Beans P13 Meredith M. Beatrice ’10 Suzanne M. Beaucher ’76 † Peter T. Beaudette ’65 Rachelle K. Beaudoin ’04 Margaret L. Beaudouin ’12 Michael D. ’96 and Kristy M. Beauvais ’98 Matthew G. Beaver ’05 and Amanda Corbett Beaver ’03 Laurence T. Beckerle III ’77 John M. Beczak ’98 Thomas S. Beer ’01 Marietta Beier Andrew W. Beinert ’11 Caitlin E. Belanger ’11 Henry I. Belch Jr. ’70 † deceased

M. Christine Bellarosa ’92 William J. Bellerose Jr. ’12 William J. Bellerose Sr. ’77 P14,12 John Patrick Benzan ’85 and Kimberly H. Kelley Benzan ’87 Richard J. Berardino ’59 Alycia M. Beresford ’05 Christopher M. Bergan ’11 John W. Bergan ’69 P11 William D. Berger ’88 D. Michelle Bergner ’92 David M. ’08 and Alison M. Bernard ’08 Mark Bernier Timothy J. Bernstein ’03 Thomas S. Bestpitch ’00 Stan J. Bialous ’60 Marc D. Bianchi ’06 Lisa Germer Bice ’90 Evelyn Grip Biedermann ’84 Christopher S. Bier ’07 and Christina M. Sweeney ’07 Stephen J. Bier ’70 P11,07 Louis U. Bigliani ’68 John R. Bioty Jr. ’68 Kirstin Brown Birtwell ’07 Michael C. Blake ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Blake P02 Christopher Michael Blanchard ’10 Simone A. Blanchard ’12 Paul J. Blaney ’01 Curt F. Bletzer ’80 Elizabeth E. Bloomer ’07 Daniel J. Bluth ’09 Ryan T. Boate ’10 J. B. Bocklet Sr. ’61 P87

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donors Sarah J. Boehm ’11 William R. ’08 and Clare E. Bogdanowicz ’09 Casey M. Boland ’09 Nicole M. Bolduc ’08 Lynn Fraterrigo Boler ’97 Theresa M. Bollas ’86 Paul L. Bollo ’58 P84 Robert T. Bonagura ’71 Katherine J. Bonner Daniel R. Bonnette ’90 Ann M. Borcky-Baker ’89 Elizabeth M. Bosler ’76 P00 Luke A. Botting ’09 David J. Bouffard ’73 † Mayte Lopez Bouffard W73 William B. Boundy Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Bower P16 James H. Bowers ’61 P87 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Bowers P15 James K. ’93 and Kristin M. Bowes ’96 Mary E. Boyce ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boyd P14 Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Boylan P11 Daniel F. Bradley Jr. ’72 Eileen A. Bradley ’97 John P. Bradley Jr. ’02 Lance M. Brady ’93 Margaret Hayden Bramley ’98 Matthew R. Brand ’86 Christian T. Bratton ’09 Daniel R. Brault ’05 Mary D. Bray ’87 P13 Brian D. Breeden ’83 Philip L. Breen Jr. ’62

Kimberly M. Brennan ’86 Michael J. ’89 and Julie B. Brennan ’89 Thomas H. Brennan III ’72 P01 Benjamin H. Brenninkmeyer ’95 I. D’Arcy Brent III ’74 Roger W. Breslin III ’93 Charles W. Bresnahan ’50 P80 Thomas J. Brigham Benjamin D. Brink ’12 James B. Broadhurst Katherine T. Broderick ’12 Michael J. Brodeur ’90 David H. Bromage ’87 Janet H. Brooks ’86 John E. Brooks ’49 † Douglas J. Broussard ’11 Anne C. Brown ’11 Christopher J. Brown ’83 Daryl A. Brown ’09 Francis P. Brown ’00 and Erin Jeranian Brown ’00 Jonathan A. Brown ’03 and Christina M. Lodde ’03 Michael L. Brown ’76 P11,08 Paige E. Brown ’09 Patrick S. Brown ’09 Stephen J. ’99 and Maura Ann D. Brown ’00 Terence P. Brown and Cynthia S. Yoder-Brown P16 Theresa A. Brown ’77 William G. Brown ’57 P93 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brownell P13 Terrence A. Browning ’96 and Lori Anne Browning ’96

Michael S. Bruder ’91 Nicola J. Brune ’10 Joseph P. Bruno ’73 Alexander J. Brustowicz ’08 Raymond I. Bruttomesso ’56 Colleen M. Bucci ’12 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bucci P12 Jeanmarie E. Buckley ’86 Kevin C. Buckley ’83 P16 Michael F. Buckley ’03 Stephen P. Buckley Jr. ’05 Dana A. Buglione ’08 Ronald J. Bukovac ’88 David D. Bullek ’83 P15 Steven P. Buller ’09 Melanie L. Bunke ’09 Courtney M. Burgess ’11 Gerard P. Burke Jr. ’78 P08 Kelly M. Burke ’14 Matthew P. Burke ’08 Michael S. Burke ’02 and Elizabeth Delaney Burke ’02 Lawrence P. Burns ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Burns P15 Sean R. Burns ’88 Jonathan P. ’97 and Bridget R. Bushnell ’97 John R. Butler ’08 Justine A. Button ’03 Evan L. Byrd ’09 Joseph P. Byrne ’03 James F. Byrnes ’70 Katherine L. Byrns ’11 Terry P. Byron ’61 Reynaldo Cabrera ’94 and

Susan M. Gawtry ’94 Patrick J. Cadigan ’04 Thomas M. Cadigan ’02 Christopher T. ’85 and Bridget M. Cafaro ’84 P14 Jillian R. Caffrey ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Caffrey P14 Marisa Ross Cahill ’02 Thomas P. Cahill ’06 Dayna M. Caine ’06 Carmen Calabrese P16 Susanne M. Calabrese ’02 Lawrence V. Calcano ’85 Nora T. Caldarella ’93 Mary Jane Calhoun-Donelan ’81 Rae Caliento ’17 John M. ’81 and Gail T. Caligaris ’81 Courtney M. Callahan ’10 Francis E. Callahan Jr. ’68 Frederic D. Callahan ’73 Nicole A. Callahan ’04 Robert J. Callahan Jr. ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Callahan P02 Sean P. Callahan ’02 Michael M. Calorossi ’95 Rose D. Calvo ’11 William A. Cambria ’69 P00,97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Cameron P16 Anthony J. Campbell ’10 Karin M. Campbell ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Campbell Jr..P06,96 Roger C. Campbell ’74 Brian J. Canavan ’91 Andrew J. Cancellieri ’05 Philippe D. Candido ’11

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leadership » donors Stephanie Govatsos Candon ’92 Robert T. ’85 and Cheryl G. Canedo ’84 P16 Charles P. Cangemi ’67 Jamie H. Caniglia ’12 David P. Cannon ’06 Oscar B. Cantu ’03 Elizabeth A. Capobianco ’91 Bradley J. Capon ’05 Peter J. Capuano ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Caracausa P14 Lita Carballeira ’82 P16 John V. Carberry Jr. ’02 Terence M. Cardew ’88 John P. Carey Jr. ’85 Thomas D. Carey ’83 William J. Carey ’84 Patricia M. Caridi ’89 George M. Carifio ’74 P08 Donald J. Caristi Jr. Tara S. Carley ’03 Leo J. Carlin ’85 David E. Carlstrom ’55 John J. Carmody Jr. ’58 P93 Elizabeth L. Carolan ’07 John A. Carr ’04 Nicholas C. Carr ’07 Anthony T. Carrellas ’46 Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Carrellas P13 Devon Broderick Carroll ’01 John W. Carroll ’56 Kevin C. Carroll ’72 Paul C. Carroll ’00 John B. Carron ’93 and Kathryn O’Neil Carron ’93 Dean V. Casagrande ’83 † deceased

John M. Casali ’81 John M. Casey Jr. ’51 P88 Joseph E. Casey ’85 Kelly E. Casey ’09 Brian A. Cashman ’77 P07 Conor T. Cashman ’05 Robert J. Cassidy ’68 Thomas C. Cassin ’60 John W. Catterall ’63 P95 Joseph V. Cavanagh III ’99 Paul J. Cavanagh ’00 Sheila C. Cavanaugh ’81 Matthew T. Celin ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Cencini Craig S. Cerretani ’79 P09 Caitlyn A. Cerundolo ’11 Stephen A. Ceruolo ’73 Brian C. ’05 and Iliana M. Chandler ’04 Elisabeth R. Charnley ’05 Bethany L. Charron ’12 Evan J. Chekas ’96 Jacquelyn Hawkins Chevallier ’06 Madeline M. Chiampou Tully ’02 Charles H. Chiesa ’00 Donald J. Childs ’03 Johnny M. Chin ’05 Luke C. Chmielinski ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Sang H. Choe P16 Michael J. Chojnacki ’86 Steven D. ’02 and Melissa A. Christensen ’04 Andrew P. Cialino ’10 Nicholas J. Ciardiello ’11 Maurizio Cibischino ’85 John F. Ciccarelli ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Cicchitti P15 Joseph M. Ciccone ’97 Danielle McCann Cima ’98 Antonio M. Cinelli ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cipolla P14 Cassandra E. Clark Theirl ’02 Christine L. Clark ’04 Daniel K. Clark ’02 Marco J. Clark ’89 Thomas P. Claro ’96 Katherine P. Clifford ’09 Robert A. Clifford Jr. ’05 Michael J. ’83 and Patricia A. Coan ’83 P16 Michael T. Cobb ’81 Edward V.G. Coburn ’93 and Susan Killilea Coburn ’92 Michael T. Cody ’87 and Jamie Nadeau Cody ’89 Richard A. Cohen ’93 A. Richard Cohn ’68 P03,99 Brendan R. Cohn ’03 Alexander A. Colarusso ’99 Rebecca J. Cole ’06 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Colella P13 Neil Coleman ’76 Stephen C. Coleman ’82 Brennan C. ’07 and Emily A. Collins ’07 James J. Collins Jr. ’87 and Mary McNaughton Collins ’87 John T. Collins ’68 P03,99,97 Paul M. Collins ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Colpoys Jr. P12 Kathleen M. Colpoys ’12 Sean P. ’03 and Caitlin L. Colvin ’03

Maureen O. Condon ’88 Brian P. Conlan ’83 Jerome M. ’90 and Mary Beth Conley ’90 Melissa K. Conley ’06 Stephen M. Conley ’94 Frederick S. Conlin Jr. ’53 Carolyn M. Connelly ’09 Daniel P. Connelly ’94 John P. Connelly ’84 and Margaret McCloskey Connelly ’84 P15,14,12 Marianne M. Connelly ’03 Anne-Marie Perez Connolly ’92 Kevin J. Connolly ’76 Kevin S. Connolly ’10 Mark A. ’87 and Rebecca S. Connolly ’88 Michael P. Connolly ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connolly P04 Paula Flynn Connors ’80 Ralph D. Considine ’56 P99 Jenna M. Constantino ’07 Jessica L. Conte ’06 Daniel M. Conti ’03 Robert A. Conway ’49 James C. Cook ’95 Sean R. Coombs ’10 Edward J. Cooney ’69 † Brian M. Corales ’01 Arthur N. Cordell ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman I. Corkum P15,08 Douglas W. ’85 and Karen P. Cornell ’85 P14 Sherry L. Coronas ’03 Colleen M. Correa ’94 Keith M. Corriveau ’97 Joseph Corsetti Hicks ’01

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donors Jennifer R. Corsilli ’04 Timothy J. Coskren ’04 Jennifer M. Costa ’03 Joseph R. Costantini Jr. ’65 John M. Costello ’64 Ronald T. Cote ’56 Brian P. Coughlin ’03 Joseph N. Coughlin ’92 Nathaniel J. Couture ’08 A. Grant Cowherd ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cowherd P07 Andrew P. Cox ’12 Gerard L. Cox ’85 Paul R. Cox ’60 P99,92,89,88 Briana C. Crane ’00 Andrew J. Cravedi ’95 Joseph P. Cravero ’82 P17 Robert J. Creeden ’77 Michael T. Crimmins ’69 Miguel A. Cristobal-Carle ’84 Robert E. ’98 and Renee Z. Croak ’98 Matthew J. Croglio ’12 Jeffrey M. Croke ’98 Patrick J. Cronan ’01 Daniel J. Cronin ’63 Denis M. Cronin ’89 Kathryn E. Cronin ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Cronin P16 Mark X. Cronin ’80 and Carol L. Schlitt ’80 Susan Cronin Marc C. Crosby ’07 Sheila M. Croutier ’12 David J. Crowley Jr. ’92 and Rosemarie T. Decicco-Crowley ’91 James Crowley ’05

Kevin D. Crowley ’07 Meredith L. Crowther ’97 Dennis M. Cruff ’81 Brian T. ’77 and Kathryn L. Cuffe ’77 Alexandria F. Culkeen ’12 Eugene P. Cullen Jr. ’76 Jessie M. Cullen ’09 Mary K. Cullen ’10 Monica J. Cullen ’12 Brian P. Cullinan ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Cullinane P14 James N. Cummings ’77 Kevin A. Cummings ’09

Derek ’02 and Kara A. Cunha ’01 Jeanine Gandt Cunniff ’93 Michael C. ’95 and Jean M. Cunningham ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam F. Cupelo P09 William J. Cupelo ’09 Gerald L. Curley ’81 P08 Kaitlyn E. Curley ’09 Kevin J. Curley Jr. ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Curley P09 Edwin J. Curran ’51 Hugh R. Curran ’84 Mary Ellen Curran ’86

R. Emmett Curran ’58 Victoria C. Curran ’95 John E. Curtin ’56 † Thomas L. Cusick ’61 Andrew F. Cutney ’97 Michael P. Cutting ’08 Kevin J. Cyr ’83 Cory M. Czajka ’01 Kimberly A. Dadasis Lisa M. Dahm ’78 Allison B. Daily ’04 Elizabeth A. Dale ’01 Julie LeClair Dale ’86

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Thanks to the Crusader Athletics Fund, we were able to make several positive changes in our program! We traveled outside our region to play a match in Florida, which was not only an opportunity for us to face a new opponent, but also served as a great teambonding experience. CAF has also made it possible for us to hire a full-time assistant coach, Corrinne Archibald, and we are already seeing the benefits. The increased funds have allowed us to make more recruiting trips and find student-athletes from all over the country. ~ Erin Cady, head coach, volleyball

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leadership » donors Bruce F. DalPra ’71 Edward F. Daly ’42 Kimberly J. Daly ’93 Michael F. Daly ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence J. Daly P12 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Daly P13 John P. ’06 and Caitlin D. D’Ambrosio ’06 Jeffrey R. Dams ’04 and Heather A. Stanga ’04 Robert F. Danahy ’55 P86 Craig T. Dandrow ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David P. D’Angelo P12 Emily R. D’Angelo ’12 Dennis J. Darcey ’75 Amy E. Daugherty ’94 Amy O’Brien Davagian ’99 Joyce N. Davagian Arthur P. Davidson ’76 Paul P. Davis ’93 Michael P. Davoren ’89 Cristina E. de la Cierva ’04 Rodney V. De Leaver ’74 Alyson Young De Soto ’10 Frederick J. DeAngelis ’70 Joseph M. DeBono ’88 Michael E. Deehan ’87 William N. Deehan Jr. ’85 P16 Christopher J. Degenhardt ’86 Katie E. DeGennaro ’14 Amy E. DeLaCruz ’07 Timothy P. ’98 and Rebecca J. Delaney ’98 John J. Delfino Jr. ’02 Ellie J. Deluca ’12 Erin E. DeMarco ’04 † deceased

Kristin M. Dembowski ’91 Walter J. Dembowski III ’88 Elizabeth DeMelo ’02 Leonard A. deMontagnac ’92 Elizabeth R. Dennis ’06 David M. DePaolo ’98 and Elizabeth Quarta DePaolo ’97 Matthew V. DePucchio ’07 Kathleen Sullivan D’Eramo ’78 Colleen E. DeSimone ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DeSimone P13 David C. Detmer ’84 Joseph F. Devane Jr. ’54 Patrick H. ’07 and Katherine M. Devane ’07 Erin C. Deveney ’94 Conor M. Devine ’05 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Devine P16 Brendan D. Devlin ’01 John J. Dibble ’03 Greg DiCenzo Mr. and Mrs. John DiCenzo John R. DiCioccio ’06 Gerald S. Dickinson ’09 Gregory J. Didden ’59 P84 Renee L. DiDonato ’06 Laura J. Dietz ’91 Jennifer G. DiFranco ’99 James P. Diggins ’50 P89,87,86,80 † Margaret B. Diggins W50 P89,87,86,80 Patrick J. Diggins ’86 and Kristen Conroy Diggins ’90 P17,15 Timothy W. Diggins ’80 Kyle R. DiLella ’09 and Ashley T. Dooley DiLella ’09

Jeffrey M. ’96 and Stefanie L. Dill ’97 Scott P. Dill ’00 Dennis G. Dillingham ’98 Domenic J. Dinardo ’75 P17,06 David P. Dion ’73 Jared T. ’02 and Marie E. DiPalma ’02 Ralph J. Diverio ’50 Robert C. Dixon III ’77 P08 T. Troy Dixon ’93 Marc A. Doble ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dodakian P14 Jan A. Dodd Conway T. Dodge Jr. ’91 and Catherine L. Dodge ’91 Andrea M. Doherty ’08 Brian T. Doherty ’80 Elizabeth S. Doherty ’06 George F. Doherty III ’85 James A. Doherty Jr. ’73 P10,09,06,02,01 Joseph P. Doherty ’89 Maureen E. Doherty ’10 Patrick J. Doherty ’09 Sean P. Doherty ’90 Thomas P. Doherty ’76 John B. Dolan ’42 † Pauline J. Dolan Richard K. Dolan ’76 Carly F. Dominick-Sobol ’12 Michaela E. Donadio ’83 P16 Ruth Flynn Donahue ’81 P10,07 Mary Ellen Santos Donald ’77 Catherine Donegan McDermott ’83 Joseph P. Donelan II ’72 Mary K. Donnelly ’09 Kyle Ann Donohue ’92

Kevin G. Donovan ’83 Donut Express Ann M. Dooley ’82 Michael F. Dooley ’86 Ryan P. Dooley ’95 Timothy W. ’97 and Melissa B. Dooley ’97 Matthew R. Doran ’99 Brandon J. Doria ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dornfried P11 Robert J. Dornfried ’11 Andrew A. DoRosario ’08 Michael F. Dow ’93 David D. Dowd ’75 George T. Dowd III ’88 Kevin G. Dowd ’08 Michael J. Dowd ’81 Ronald E. Dower ’64 Matthew F. Dowgert ’00 and Susan F. Bodie ’00 Carolyn O’Gara Dowling ’89 Michael Dowling ’01 Charles R. Doyle ’86 and Jennifer McCarthy Doyle ’87 Daniel M. Doyle ’73 Edward F. Doyle Jr. Edward X. Doyle ’82 Kevin L. Doyle ’11 Lawrence W. Doyle ’83 P12,11 Nicholas J. Doyle ’12 Robert E. Doyle Jr. ’71 William J. Doyle ’48 P93,83,82,79,77,76 Gregory C. Draddy ’93 Matthew J. ’07 and Lauren E. Drago ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Dragun P16 James N. Drawbridge Jr.

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donors

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With the help of the Crusader Athletics Fund, we were able to travel directly to New Jersey after our win over Sacred Heart instead of driving back to Worcester. This allowed for our players to concentrate on their next opponent instead of worrying about traveling back and forth to campus. We practiced at a current player’s high school and went on to beat a strong Big East team in Rutgers. ~ James F. Morrissey, head coach, men’s lacrosse Gerald F. Dreher ’73 Jacob M. Drew ’02 Stefvan S. Drezek ’91 John E. Driscoll Jr. ’59 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Drollinger P16 Maura A. Droney ’05 David J. Drummond ’09 Matthew B. Dudley ’94 Robert F. Dudley IV ’08 E. Michael Duffy ’00

H. Edward ’98 and Emily C. Duffy ’00 Amanda M. Dugan ’08 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dugan P08,04 Kathryn E. Dugan ’04 Matthew M. Dugan ’06 Michael Dugan ’76 Richard F. Dugan Jr. ’54 Robert M. Dugan ’75 Erin A. Duggan ’06 Arthur L. Dulong ’70

Andrew M. Dunn ’87 Deborah A. Dunn ’85 Frederic J. Dunn ’75 Jennifer D. Dunn ’03 Michael J. ’75 and Karen J. Dunne ’76 P14,10,06 William W. ’06 and Anne V. Dunne ’06 James M. Dunphy ’78 Paul F. Dupuis ’54 Anthony G. Durante ’99 Sarah M. Durkin ’09 Paul E. Durnan ’98 Barbara S. Dwyer P12 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy H. Dwyer P15 Peter B. Dwyer ’12 Dynamik Sports James P. Eagan ’09 Mary Ellen Eagan ’75 Richard E. Eagan ’50 P82,77 Martin B. Eberhardt ’59 Catherine B. Eberl ’03 William J. Edger III ’10 Andrea L. Edmiston ’02 Christopher J. Edmonds ’04 Brian J. Egan ’08 Timothy S. Egan ’77 P08 Allison H. Egbert ’98 Harry C. Egner ’63 P05,00 Webb F. Elkins ’58 Caitlin S. Ellingson ’05 Jayme E. Elliott ’08 Matthew B. Elliott ’02 Brian M. Ellwood ’02 Dara A. Ely ’04 Michael J. Emmons ’03

Kristin Sterbenz Engel ’96 Paul J. Englehart ’88 J. Patrick English ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Engvold P16 Mr. and Ms. Mike E. Enos P15,13 Caroline Doyle Erhard ’03 Alicia P. Erickson ’98 Thomas Erickson Francis P. Ermilio ’81 Frank C. Ernst Jr. ’94 Vincent H. Eruzione ’84 Mark H. Ervin ’97 and Stephanie Taylor ’97 Gregory F. Esemplare ’90 Daniel W. Esper ’82 P14 Jacqueline L. Esperti ’12 Garrett T. Eucalitto ’03 Edward W. Evans ’05 Michael P. Evans ’98 and Karen Lynch Evans ’98 Jonathan Ewert ’86 John A. Facey Jr. ’47 P94,76,72 William B. Facey Jr. ’64 Matthew T. ’96 and Alison D. Faery ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fahey P01 Timothy E. Fahey ’96 and Cara Sullivan Fahey ’96 James G. Fair ’88 Katherine G. Falkowski ’08 John F. Fallon ’77 Matthew C. Fallon ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Fallon P06 Kathryn Glavin Falter ’92 Anthony A. Falzone ’72 Christine M. Fanning ’07

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leadership » donors John V. Fantozzi ’87 and Elizabeth Tobin Fantozzi ’87 David C. Farinella ’69 Brenda Flanagan Farley ’90 Michael E. Farley ’88 Michael L. Faron ’84 P15 Eileen M. Farrell ’92 Paul J. Farrell ’05 Robert B. Farrell ’87 Robert J. Farrelly ’09 Christofer C. Fattey ’00 and Leigh C. Mikulka ’00 Noreen P. Faughnan ’05 Donald H. Faulkner ’69 James F. Fay ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Fechtelkotter P16 Brian T. Feeney ’85

Courtney Fanning Feingold ’90 Kenneth J. Feit and Katherine S. Lyman P15 Molly S. Feit ’15 Susan F. Feitelberg ’84 Elizabeth A. Fell ’87 John N. Fellin ’62 P87 John P. Feltch ’52 Megan E. Fenton ’10 John J. Ferguson ’61 Molly M. Ferguson ’09 Julio C. Fernandez ’89 Paul ’00 and Jennifer Ferraioli ’99 Donald T. Ferris ’69 Robert W. Ferris Jr. ’46 † John W. Feuerbach ’53 Cristina Fierres-Alvarez ’87 P13

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Mr. and Mrs. John D. Filipowicz P15 Ronald J. Filipski II ’94 Amy M. Finch ’03 Jonathan T. Fine ’10 Daniel W. Fink ’03 and Katie B. Guillard Fink ’04 Ellen A. Finn ’05 George A. Finn ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Finnegan P10 Marykate N. Finnegan ’10 Stephen J. Finocchi ’02 Jeffrey S. ’88 and Ann M. Fisher ’89 John B. Fisher ’79 and Diane Medeiros Fisher ’80 Dennis T. Fitzgerald ’74 P06 Gerald B. FitzGerald ’58 John J. ’00 and Jennifer Fitzgerald ’00

The Crusader Athletics Fund helped the women’s rowing team buy new uniforms, lift gear, travel outfits, travel bags and oars. These are all required equipment for the team that, in past years, we have had to pay for ourselves. These former rowers, parents and friends were very generous and our team will be forever grateful. Furthermore, these funds helped cover the cost of our trip to England last summer when we rowed in the Henley Royal Regatta. I know that was the height of my rowing career and I feel so fortunate to have been able to go. I cannot stress enough how grateful I am to those that donated; they influenced greatly my rowing experience here at Holy Cross. ~ Bridget A. Schirripa ’14, women’s crew

Robert M. Fitzgerald ’84 William J. Fitzgerald Jr. ’81 and Kathleen M. Fitzgerald ’82 Amy O’Connor Fitzpatrick ’89 Andrew P. ’96 and Carolyn D. Fitzpatrick ’96 David J. FitzPatrick ’05 Robert D. Fitzpatrick Jr. ’73 Thomas A. Fitzpatrick ’95 Elisabeth A. Flaherty ’09 Richard S. Flaherty ’85 Carolyn M. Flanagan ’87 Jacqueline M. Flanagan ’87 Kenneth W. Flanders II ’08 Laura A. Flannery ’09 Thomas R. Fleming ’09 Jacqueline W. Flint ’10 Sean C. Flood ’05 Christopher J. Flores ’09 Gregory C. Flynn ’73 P11,09,05,04 Kevin F. Flynn ’84 Simon A. Flynn III ’69 Thomas M. Flynn ’85 James F. Foard Jr. ’92 Tanner P. Fogarty ’07 Brian T. Foley ’87 and Julie O’Rourke Foley ’87 Douglas W. Foley Elizabeth R. Foley ’10 John M. Foley Jr. ’60 Joseph T. Foley ’71 Lawrence G. Foley ’80 John F. Ford ’02 Scott C. ’91 and Jacqueline M. Ford ’91 Richard Forestiere † deceased

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donors John E. Foristall ’98 Chester F. Forman Jr. ’78 Brian R. Forts ’74 Timothy M. Fortune ’98 and Anne Cloherty Fortune ’98 Brian G. Foster ’90 Frank S. Foster ’79 P13 Kevin J. Foster Sr. ’66 Robert Fouracre John R. Fox ’48 Margaret R. Fox ’10 Robert J. Fox ’56 P87 Stephen J. Fox ’78 P12,11 William L. Fox Jr. ’70 P04,99 Joseph A. Foy II ’91 Joseph W. ’98 and Marian L. Francis ’98 Matthew C. Fras ’91 Arthur J. Frawley Jr. ’53 Tucker P. ’06 and Rosemary F. Frawley ’05 Meghan E. Frazier ’06 Richard J. Freniere ’02 William F. Friedrich ’76 Matthew J. Frigault ’07 Anthony A. Froio ’86 P16 Richard K. Fronapfel Jr. ’96 Nancy Sullivan Fulcher ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fullerton P14,14 Adam W. Furlong ’09 Alicia L. Furman ’92 Catherine M. Furman ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Furman P17,12 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Furtado P08 Erika L. Furtado ’08 Christopher Fuselier and

Diane A. Boyce P13 Nicole T. Gabana ’11 Molly C. Gabarro ’05 Tricia Lynn Gabor ’00 Brian G. Gabriel ’08 Paul C. Gaffney Jr. ’13 Dennis F. Gaffney ’61 P98,95,93 Steven E. Gagne ’96 and Katherine L. Moloney ’00 Peter G. Galalis ’04 and Annie B. Fox-Galalis ’04 Rachael L. Galanek ’08 Matthew W. Gale ’95 Darren Gallagher Donald T. Gallagher ’64 John S.T. Gallagher ’53 Meg Galligan Allen L. Ganser and Constance M. Crowley Ganser P17,14 Gretchen Wernig Gandini ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Kent E. Gandy P14 Matthew J. Garand ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan P. Garat P12 Andrea Garbagnati ’91 C. Wesley Gardner Jr. ’68 A. Marisa Garman ’84 James L. Garrity Jr. ’77 P14 Michael X. Garrity ’93 Elizabeth G. Garvey ’09 Kevin P. Garvey ’85 C. Travers Garvin ’97 Elizabeth J. Gasek-Dichiara ’83 Patrick J. Gately ’92 Patricia Finnegan Gates ’78 P13 Augusto R. Gautier ’79

James F. Gavin Jr. ’65 Graham E. Gawryszewski ’11 Michael W. ’96 and Colleen M. Geary ’96 Natalie J. Gebo ’07 Michael F. Gentile ’96 Peter G. George ’81 Ryan G. George ’10 Stephen M. ’96 and Lauren M. George ’96 Michael J. Germain ’88 F. Wilford Germino ’75 P01 Peter B. Gesell Jr. ’93 Katelyn M. Gettens ’11 Theodore J. ’05 and Holly E. Gialanella ’05 Kenneth R. GiaQuinto ’96 Hugo E. Giargiari Jr. ’59 Joseph A. Gibbons ’86 Stephen J. Giblin ’75 Patrick L. Gibson ’92 and Susan J. Daley ’92 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gibbons P87,83 Philip F. Gibson ’95 and Lara Marcsisin Gibson ’99 Thomas K. Gilardi ’90 Caitlin S. Gilbertson ’95 Mark C. Gillespie ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Myles D. Gillespie P13 John W. Gillis John W. Gillis Jr. ’88 and Katherine A. Gillis ’89 Thomas J. Gillon ’95 Thomas Gilmore Derek R. ’95 and Allison P. Gittus ’95 Richard J. Glasheen ’63

Joseph F. Gleason ’53 † Margaret Gleason W53 Taylor K. Glor ’10 Jennifer C. Glowik ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Godfrey P07 Patrick D. Godfrey ’00 Robert J. Godfrey ’07 William J. Goebelbecker ’53 P82 Christopher V. ’87 and Melissa P. Goins ’87 Dennis C. Golden ’63 P89 Dennis J. ’89 and Jennifer M. Golden ’90 Kevin W. Golden ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Golden P04,02 Lynn Goldfield P16 Moira G. Goodman ’87 Christopher A. Gorczyca ’07 John C. Gordon ’64 Francis J. Gorman ’09 Thomas W. Gorman ’81 John Gorter ’67 Milne C. Gotthelf ’87 Timothy G. Gough ’87 Maggie L. Gousman ’10 Robert J. Goyette ’59 James F. Grady ’91 Susan R. Grady ’86 Peter W. Graham ’84 Scott Graham Kathleen M. Gralton ’79 Brian E. Granger ’08 and Megan E. Orr ’07 Edward J. ’90 and Nancy L. Grass ’89 James H. Gravel ’65 Glenn E. Graves ’77

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leadership » donors Jeana M. Greco ’09 Emily E. Greeke ’11 Michael J. Greeley ’77 P12 John B. Green ’75 Robert P. Green Jr. ’68 James R. Greene ’01 Kevin H. Greene ’70 P01 Michael Greene ’84 Michael R. Greene ’69 Stephen Greene ’81 and Karen Kolb Greene ’81 Randolph A. Gregory Carol Branchaud Grenier ’81 James P. Griffin ’74 Carly N. Grimaudo ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Grimaudo P14 Christopher G. Grimm ’88 Laura E. Grimm ’85 Bradley M. Grinna ’06 Donna Roy Grogan ’78 P11 James J. Grogan ’76 P11,05 Kathleen O. Gross Walter S. Groszyk Jr. ’62 Lisa Andrews Gruber ’05 Sean Paul Gruber ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Gruber P06 E. Joseph Guay Jr. ’65 Jason Guerriero Maureen Ryan Guerry ’77 W. Michael Guilfoile ’74 Andrew R. Guillette ’86 Robert W. Guillocheau ’82 William P. Guiney ’66 Daniel E. ’99 and Janine G. Gustafson ’99 † deceased

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan S. Gustin P16 Nicholas A. Guziewicz ’02 and Meaghan Brown Guziewicz ’02 Ronald E. Gwozdz ’60 Kyle Gwyn-Williams ’07 Richard J. Haberlin ’53 P81 William P. Hackett ’94 John M. Hackney ’87 Mark S. Hagarty ’76 Sean N. Hager ’11 Dana Elizabeth Haggett ’07 Douglas P. Hahn ’73 Edward N. Hairston Jr. ’09 Krista Joy Haith ’05 Denise M. Hall P17 James E. ’88 and Susan M. Hall ’88 L. Timothy ’94 and Meghan M. Halleron ’94 Matthew P. Hallisey ’86 Michael J. Hallisey ’82 P14,13 Terence P. ’80 and Amy S. Halloran ’80 P10,08 Virginia A. Halloran ’02 Mark S. Hamilton Jr. ’07 and Sarah E. Schufreider ’07 Susan MacWilliams Hamilton ’02 Tracy A. Hamilton ’07 Abigail S. Hammond ’10 Scott M. Hampe ’07 Christopher J. ’82 and Cecilia M. Hanlon ’84 Patricia McBrien Hannon ’88 Amy B. Hardisty ’08 Jeffrey P. Harkey ’92

John R. Harlin Jr. ’71 P97 R. Paul Harney ’52 P88 † Joseph R. Harrington Jr. ’54 P80 Robert A. Harrington ’82 David E. Harris ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. John M. Harrison P16 Jane DeSisto Harrity ’84 Jeffrey D. Hart ’91 Joseph S. Hart ’72 Meghan M. Hart ’96 Paul T. Hart ’65 P96 Charles C. Hartman Jr. ’62 Katelyn E. Hartnett ’12 Jeffrey B. Harvey ’00 and Elizabeth Woelfel Harvey ’00 Matthew C. Harvey ’02 Glenn S. Haskell ’80 Alyssa B. Hayden ’03 Douglas R. Hayden ’94 and Megan Grimes Hayden ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Hayden P06,98 Hugh M. Hayden Jr. ’06 Christopher S. Hayes ’87 † Edward F. Hayes Jr. ’68 P00,99,95,93 John C. Hayes ’99 Kerri R. Hayes ’03 Philip W. Hayes ’72 Patricia Gibbons Haylon ’83 P17 Ryan J. Hayward ’01 Daniel D. ’02 and Kelly M. Healey ’01 A. Jacques Hebert ’75 Albert Hebron Jr. ’94 Daniel G. Hedrick ’04 and Erica Tebbetts Hedrick ’04

Thomas P. Heffernan ’84 Mary Thompson Heffner ’79 P16 James R. Hefner IV ’08 Kregory D. Hefner ’09 Carrie M. Heilman ’93 Mark T. Heinzelman ’04 William D. Helm ’70 Beth Tracey Henderson ’89 Thomas P. Henehan ’60 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hennessey P14 Ian T. ’03 and Beth M. Hennessey ’04 Michael Hennessey ’64 Kevin R. ’00 and Elizabeth G. Hennessy ’00 Thomas P. Hennessey ’63 † William L. Hennrikus Jr. ’78 David C. Henry ’12 James M. Henry ’02 Robert H. Heon ’51 Michael A. Hession IV ’94 and Mary Hurley Hession ’95 Louis P. Hettinger ’55 Amy P. Hickey ’90 Kenneth F. Hickey ’63 Paul T. Hickey ’96 Suzanne Gardiner Hickman ’91 Kevin D. Hicks ’82 Brian J. Higgins ’71 James K. Higgins ’67 Sean T. Higgins ’70 Sarah T. Hilsendager ’01 Sharon A. Hilson ’77 P06 Chelsea T. Hinchey ’09 Jenna M. Hinchey ’09 Brian T. Hines ’78 P16,12

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donors Alison H. Hinkle ’03 Elisha J. Hisoler ’06 Gregory P. Hochstein ’66 David P. Hock ’86 and Leanne Kearney Hock ’87 Stephen J. Hodgson ’68 Daniel P. Hoedeman ’03 Kenneth J. Hohl ’59 Jason P. Holloway ’99 Michael A. Holloway ’09 Michael E. ’99 and Jennifer O. Holzapfel ’99 John J. Homa ’93 David J. Honold Jr. ’98 Rolland C. Hooey ’93 and Laurie M. Smith-Hooey ’92 Richard J. Horgan ’76 Lawrence P. Horl ’84 P17,12 Richard F. Houston ’78 and Anne M. Hynes ’79 P14 Warren P. Howe ’63 Erin K. Hoye ’95 Garrett A. Huddy ’10 Robert W. Hudlin ’85 F. Kurt Hugelmeyer ’55 Edward J. Hughes IV ’05 James L. Hughes Jr. ’54 P88,86 Joseph H. Hughes Jr. ’58 Michael G. Hughes ’84 Timothy C. Hughes ’09 Leotha D. Hull ’88 Kevin M. Hume ’70 P07,02,98 Brian F. ’99 and McKenzie L. Hurley ’98 Robert A. Hurley ’79 Robert A. Hurley Jr. ’61 P96

Robert J. Hurstak III ’91 Samuel D. Hutchings ’08 John F. Hyland ’55 Francis W. Iacobellis ’67 Marc N. Ialenti ’05 Kathleen M. Iantosca ’91 Robert A. Indeglia Jr. ’86 P16 James M. Ingoglia ’94 James Irzyk ’83 Lisa H. Jackson ’89 Valerie K. Jackson ’08 Cheryl L. Jakielo ’03 Jaclyn M. Jankowski ’11 Michael R. ’88 and Mary Frances Jaromin ’88 P. Michael Jednak ’88 and Farrell Logan Jednak ’88 James W. Jelinek III ’11 Jennifer L. Jenkins Powers ’99 William C. Joern ’62 Alex D. Johnson ’11 Dale M. Johnson II ’03 and Karen G. Johnson ’02 Donald J. ’83 and Patricia A. Johnson ’84 Lynn Liberatore Johnson ’95 Paul S. Johnson ’91 and Regina Sharlow Johnson ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Quentin C. Johnson P13 William D. Johnson ’03 Donald R. Jolie ’54 Aaron L. Jones Jr. ’10 Daryl H. Jones ’90 Joshua V. Jones ’11 Michelle A. Jones ’91 Timothy J. Jordan ’94

Raymond T. ’91 and Tabitha L. Jorgensen ’93 P16 Jeanmarie Genirs Josling ’89 Joseph E. Joutras ’77 David M. ’74 and Michele K. Joy P11 Eileen M. Joy ’97 William F. Joy ’69 P97 Kristen I. Juda ’04 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Judge Daniel P. Julian ’10 George A. Kaftan ’49 P84 Maureen Kane Hollis Timothy P. Kane ’90 Walter H. Kane P90,79 † Stephen G. Karam ’84 Thomas G. Karle ’88 Christine Karout ’12 Philip Karpowich David J. Kasouf ’03 and Kelly Florio Kasouf ’03 Kathleen M. Kasper ’11 Joseph A. Katarincic Jr. ’87 Donald J. Kavanagh ’73 P04 Matthew D. Kavanagh ’04 Thomas G. Kavanagh Jr. ’68 Brian T. Kavanaugh ’11 Matthew M. Kay ’01 Thomas J. Kayola ’03 and Lauren Coppola Kayola ’03 Brendan J. Kearney ’05 John B. Kearney ’73 P05,03 Dominic J. Keating ’70 R. Michael Keating ’62 Ryan W. ’05 and

Kaitlyn E. Keating ’06 Brian E. Keefe ’76 Thomas J. Kehoe ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keister P11 Joseph W. Kelleher ’77 Thomas J. Kelleher ’88 Daniel P. Kelley ’75 P09 Frank A. Kelley III ’70 Gerald T. Kelley ’76 William J. Kelley Eugene C. Kellogg ’56 John E. Kellogg Aislinn B. Kelly ’07 Brian J. Kelly ’07 Gregory J. Kelly ’06 John R. Kelly ’06 Kevin W. Kelly ’07 Padraic B. Kelly ’10 Thomas E. Kelly ’67 Daniel W. Kelsh ’00 William F. Keltner ’74 Stephen H. Kemble ’12 Edward A. Kendall Jr. ’03 Michael R. Kendrot ’93 and Cindylou T. Gaussen Kendrot ’92 Edward F. Kennedy III ’80 and Danielle C. Kennedy ’81 P09 Kathleen T. Kennedy ’86 Lawrence M. Kennedy ’80 Michael J. Kennedy ’84 William F. Kennedy Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John Kenney P16 Nicholas A. Kenney ’98 William J. ’03 and Bridget M. Kenney ’03 Christine E. Kenny ’88

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leadership » donors Marie T. Kenny ’85 Patrick R. Kenny ’99 Ryan F. Kenny ’01 Ryan G. Kenny ’08 Ellen J. Keohane ’83 Cathleen E. Kerman ’05 Michael M. ’02 and Laura L. Kerns ’02 Carolyn E. Kerr ’06 John M. Kerry ’66 P96 Matthew T. Kersey ’83 and Marianne Maxwell Kersey ’83 Michael J. Kickham ’58 Daniel T. Kiely ’94 Megan D. Kiernan ’01 Susan Cameron Kiernan ’95 Thomas J. Kiernan ’92 Kevin A. Kiley ’75 Stephen F. Kiley ’76 Thomas M. Kiley ’76 Bernard J. Kilkelly ’82 Catherine Crisham Kim ’88 J. Zachary ’01 and Ashley H. Kimball ’01 Sefton M. Kincaid ’08 Mr. and Mrs. David King P04 Mary A. King ’95 Audra Kinney ’17 John A. Kivus ’75 Kenneth G. Kizis ’55 Paul H. Klauke ’76 Daniel W. Klett ’76 P14 Edith E. Klimoski ’93 Norbert T. Knapp ’64 P02 Webster T. Knight ’69 P11 Henry T. Knittel Jr. ’65 Kate McHugh Knopick ’00 † deceased

Caitlin A. Knott ’06 Peter A. Koch ’71 P00,97 Cady M. Koenigs ’12 Kevin M. Kolanda ’74 Barry M. Kolano ’84 Brian T. Kolb ’08 Kristen Hogarty Kolek ’90 Benjamin D. Koller ’04 Kenneth D. Komo ’60 Nathan A. Koneski ’12 Benjamin J. Konicki ’07 Garitt A. Kono and Francine J. Bovich P13 Ivette C. Konopka ’10 Anthony F. Kopec ’67 P98 Bruce W. ’84 and Elizabeth A. Kozerski ’84 John W. H. Krasnick ’88 Eugene G. Kredatus ’78 and Jayne Clarkin Kredatus ’79 Frank G. Kronoff ’47 Kimberly R. Kruczek ’04 Michael C. Krumsiek ’93 Laura P. Kuhn ’89 Robert J. Kurcz ’69 Edward F. Kutschke ’86 Mark A. La Camera ’92 Peter P. La Camera ’93 Justin A. La Grenade ’06 Jason A. Lachance ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. LaClair P11 Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. LaCoste P16 Roger R. Lacoste ’70 P94 Paul A. Laedlein ’73 Sarah B. Lagosh ’99

Philip J. Lahey Jr. ’69 P02 Danny C. Lallis ’02 Heather Bryce Lancaster ’03 Jeff Landers John G. Landers Jr. ’76 Leane Landry Mark F. Landry ’82 and Helen A. Durkin ’82 Jill A. Lane ’92 Matthew T. Lane ’06 Rick ’88 and Pamela J. Lane ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Lane P06 William J. Lane II ’56 Daniel J. Lang ’99 Katherine J. Lang ’84 Lauren E. Lanzillo ’09 Daniel D. Larkin ’03 Francis J. Larkin ’54 P89 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. LaRocco P14 Nicholas J. Larsen ’04 Andrew Laska ’50 P87 Brian F. Lasonde ’09 Greg A. Laugeni ’86 Jack Laurendeau Jr. ’79 and Laurel Laurendeau P17,13,11 John J. Laurendeau III ’11 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lauring P09 John H. Lavalette ’91 Meredith A. Lavender ’00 Michael A. LaVigne ’73 Amy A. Lawler ’98 Brian C. ’06 and Whitney E. Laws ’06 Ellen P. Lazaris ’92 Robert L. Leader ’06

Brian H. Leary ’90 and Jeanne E. O’Brien ’90 John J. Leary III ’81 John P. Leary ’65 Lauren K. Leary ’12 Robert J. Leary ’49 Francis J. Leazes Jr. ’71 P13 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. LeBlanc P12,07 Paul A. LeBlanc ’07 and Madelaine M. Matuskowitz ’07 Jillian K. LeClair ’04 James K. Leder ’94 and Melissa Flynn Leder ’96 Daniel C. Lee ’01 and Beth Dubuque Lee ’02 Kevin A. Leggio ’11 Matthew A. Leitao ’00 Abby Lemieux ’05 Donald P. Lemieux ’11 Samantha L. Lenhardt ’11 James W. Lent Jr. ’58 David J. Leonard ’91 Kevin T. Leonard ’06 Robert M. Leonard ’84 P12 Bryan A. Leone ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lepley Jr. P13 Christie M. Letarte ’08 Joseph B. ’00 and Caroline P. Leto ’00 Matthew Levangie Sherry B. Levin ’84 Daniel J. Leyden ’71 Edward J. Licitra ’90 and Sandra A. Hayes-Licitra ’90 William R. Liesman ’72 P05 Quentin D. Liggins ’10

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donors Gregory D. Liguori ’11 Edward P. Lilly Jr. ’62 David M. Lipke ’08 and Sarah Fontaine-Lipke ’08 Ronald P. Liptak ’59 Kyle T. Lister ’08 and Kristine S. Corkum ’08 Brian J. Livingston ’10 Edward M. Lobb ’05 Gordon C. Lockbaum ’88 Scott R. Lodde ’72 P03 John P. Lodge Jr. ’88 Cory J. Loftis ’12 Daniel M. Logan ’92 and Jennifer Connolly Logan ’93 Dina Lombardo ’92 Joseph A. Lombardo III ’06 John J. Lonergan ’53 Richard M. Long ’57 Peter J. Longo ’84 Felix J. Lopez ’96 and Katharine O’Connor Lopez ’99 Paul M. Lorenzen ’73 Peter T. Lorinser ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Loucks William J. Luby ’50 Peter J. Lucas ’67 Daniel J. Lucey ’77 and Christine Young Lucey ’77 P03 Daniel J. Lucey Jr. ’03 Richard M. Luciano ’76 Kevin A. Lucid ’09 Michael J. Lucke ’04 Samuel W. Ludwig III ’97 Nathaniel L. Lufkin ’05

Claire R. Luke ’10 Joseph L. ’86 and Christina J. Lunny ’87 David A. Lusignan ’72 John E. Luth ’74 David A. Luttinger Jr. ’88 Julie A. Luttinger ’84 John M. Lutz ’81 P12,10 Brian R. Lynch ’96 Charles H. Lynch Jr. ’70 David A. Lynch ’69 P04 Hugh F. Lynch ’60 P95,84,82 Jason C. ’05 and Rebecca M. Lynch ’05 John B. Lynch Jr. ’81 and Beth A. Lynch ’82 P14 John J. Lynch Jr. ’69 P07 Marcia F. Lynch ’02 Thomas M. Lynch ’94 and Carolyn LoCurto Lynch ’94 William R. Lynett P08 J. Peter Lyons ’56 P79,77 Gavin M. Mac Carthy ’98 and Alyssa R. MacCarthy ’98 Shane MacCarthy ’60 Michael P. MacDonald ’96 Michael J. ’01 and Jessica M. Macholz ’01 Kelvin L. MacKavanagh ’59 Theodore O. Macklin Jr. ’76 Kevin J. MacLaughlan ’93 James D. ’98 and Amy MacLeod ’98 Kelly A. MacMullin ’98 Lindsey K. MacNeil ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Macomber P14 Lindsay N. MacPhail ’14 Andrea M. Madden ’04 Brian J. Madden ’03

Kevin J. Madden ’04 William J. Madden ’58 Mary Carol Madigan ’11 John T. Magnier ’53 P86,82,80,77 John T. Magnier Jr. ’86 Michael J. ’99 and Keri-Ann Maguire ’99 Shevon M. Maguire ’03 David G. Mahaney ’63 John M. Maher Jr. ’85 P15 Justin T. Maher ’08 Kathleen J. Maher ’81 Ronald T. Maheu ’64 Daniel R. Mahon ’94 Kerry P. Mahon Jr. ’98 R. Thomas Mahon ’85 Daniel P. Mahoney ’97 and Mary Tennyson Mahoney ’98 Donald C. Mahoney ’92 John J. Mahoney Jr. ’73 P13,00 Kathleen L. Mahoney ’85 Donald P. Maiberger ’63 George Pericles Maillis ’00 Haley A. Makuch ’16 Mary K. Malangone ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Maldonado P13 Robert J. Maldonis ’67 Angela M. Malerba ’08 Schone L. Malliet ’74 R. Anthony Malone ’59 Terence P. Malone ’82 Donald F. O. Maloney ’52 P86,73 Donald O. Maloney Jr. ’73 Patrick T. Maloney ’02 Richard J. Maloney III ’63 William P. Maloney ’59 P88

Meridith L. Malysz ’09 Stephen W. Mandravelis ’09 Michael C. Mandrioli ’12 Joseph A. Manfredi ’99 Melchiorra M. Mangiaracina ’99 James T. Mangrum ’97 Christopher R. Mann ’00 and Rebecca Payton Mann ’01 Megan E. Manner ’03 Colleen M. Manning ’04 Erin K. Mannix ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mannix P13,05 Kristof R. Mar ’97 Neil F. Mara Jr. ’87 Joseph J. MarcAurele ’73 Luke R. Marchand ’09 Stephanie L. Marcucci ’00 Brian R. Marcucio ’84 Randy A. Mariano ’92 and Angela Papa Mariano ’92 Kenneth D. Marino ’00 Vincent C. Marino ’81 Louis M. Marquet ’09 Kenneth J. Marra ’72 George D. Marron ’94 Michael G. Marron ’05 Francis F. Marshall ’48 David J. Martel ’65 Amy Martin ’11 Andrew J. Martin ’88 Clement V. Martin ’94 Frederick J. Martin ’54 P85 Gary P. Martin ’84 Matthew S. Martin ’84 Roger A. Martin ’58

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leadership » donors Thomas Alexander Martin ’12 Thomas P. Martin ’70 William G. Martin ’92 and Jacqueline T. Kral ’92 Paul M. Martinek ’55 P82 Erica C. Martunas ’04 Michaela L. Masi ’98 Andrew A. Masiello ’55 E. Thomas Massey ’90 Karen Schessler Mastrangeli ’95 Frank L. Matasavage ’77 Paul Matasavage ’81 and Jane M. Lescoe ’82 Elizabeth S. Mathey ’04 George M. Matthews Jr. ’12 Jennifer Maxon-Kennelly ’90 Caitlin M. Mayo ’05

Ben Nita B. McAdam W57 Robert C. McAdam ’57 † Lisa D. Mugavero McAllister ’89 John M. McAuliffe ’82 Daniel P. McBride ’84 P17 David C. McBride, Esq. P15 Francis M. McCabe ’11 Sean M. McCabe ’96 James F. ’86 and Gina M. McCaffrey ’84 Timothy P. McCaffrey ’80 Jean R. McCall P90,90,89 † William F. McCall Jr. ’55 P90,90,89 Francis R. McCarthy ’80 J. Mark McCarthy ’59 P85,83 Kaitlin Foley McCarthy ’07 Patrick L. McCarthy Jr. ’86 P17,16 Sean M. McCarthy ’87 and

Christine Ryan McCarthy ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. McCauley Matthew R. McClane ’96 Joseph E. McClellan ’95 James M. McCloud ’06 David P. McCormack ’67 Christopher G. McCormack ’91 and Kathryn Stevens McCormack ’91 Brendan H. McCrea ’11 Michael D. McCue ’73 Sean J. ’81 and Patricia A. McCue ’83 P11 Timothy R. McCue ’08 Brian R. McCurdy ’72 P06 Patrick T. McCurdy ’06 and Jamie M. Curley ’08 Matthew J. McCusker ’93 Brett McDermott ’09 Christopher B. McDermott ’73 John J. McDermott ’60 Joseph J. McDonald ’09 Michael T. McDonald ’74 Thomas A. McDonald ’93 and Wendy Faivre McDonald ’93 Michael W. McDonnell ’78 P16,07 Caitlin A. McDonough ’00 Eugene F. McDonough III ’97 John A. McDonough ’60 P00,91 Edward F. McDougal Jr. ’62 William E. McElligott Jr. ’95 Richard P. ’74 and Michele McEvily ’76 Thomas F. McEvily III ’73 Ronald K. McGann Jr. ’99 Frederick R. ’79 and Nancy B. McGaughan ’79 † deceased

Michael F. McGonagle ’74 Damien P. ’99 and Kathryn A. McGough ’01 Francis C. McGourty ’59 John H. McGovern ’80 William E. McGovern ’85 Shaun N. McGowan ’03 Aidan J. McGrath ’11 John B. McGrath ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. McGrath Jr. P14 Tyler D. ’06 and Ashley J. McGregor ’08 Patrick J. McGuire ’08 Ryan M. McGuire ’08 Ross F. McGurn ’84 Peter T. McHugh ’04 Andrew F. McIntire ’88 Andrew D. McKay ’05 Conor J. McKenna ’11 Kenneth G. McKenna Jr. ’11 Meaghan N. McKenna ’17 James G. McKeon ’05 Daniel M. McKivergan ’88 Thomas A. McKnight ’82 Mr. and Mrs. James A. McLaughlin P15 Mark W. McLaughlin ’79 Michael M. McLeod Jr. ’93 Bernard F. McMahon III ’91 Thomas G. McMahon ’64 Victoria Wills McMahon ’83 P16,16,14 John F. McManus ’60 William B. McManus ’58 P87 Herbert H. McMillan III ’07 John P. McNally ’82 James P. McNamara ’97 Mr. and Mrs. John B. McNamara P16,15 Lauren M. McNamara ’11

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donors Elizabeth M. McNaught ’09 Michelle J. McNeil ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. McNeil P16 Anne Marie McNierney ’88 Mary E. McNiff ’92 Glenn A. McQuade ’88 John M. McQueeny ’58 P87 Joseph M. McShane Jr. ’10 Brian M. McSharry ’08 James F. McSorley ’74 Sarah McSweeney-Ryan ’97 David B. McWilliams ’03 Francis J. Meagher Jr. ’73 P10 Kristen E. Meahl ’10 Jonathan A. Medeiros ’09 Michael Meduski ’78 John F. Mee ’65 P94,92 Erin M. Meegan ’11 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Meehan Peter L. Meehan ’66 Thomas J. Meehan ’65 Thomas F. Meehan ’07 John C. Meikle ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Melendez Anthony F. Melink ’85 Sarah E. Mellea ’12 Julia B. Mellon ’10 Mr. Douglas W. Melody and Mrs. Eileen McKay Melody P16 Brian C. ’95 and Melissa A. Merrick ’95 William A. Merritt Jr. ’58 Meaghan D. Messner ’02 Joseph T. Metzger ’85 P17 Megan L. Metzger ’10 Julie A. Meyer ’00

James M. Meyer ’88 and Leah Sullivan Meyer ’89 William J. Meyer ’88 and Maureen Pulick Meyer ’89 Stephen T. ’91 and Jodie A. Michon ’91 Rachael J. Miers ’12 Michael P. Miles ’12 Kelly Golden Miley ’92 Rafael E. Millares ’98 Dr. and Dr. Robert H. Millay P15 E. Eugene Miller ’63 Emily Hogan Miller ’02 Julie T. Miller ’82 Michael George Miller ’07 Philip Miller ’91 C. J. Millett ’86 Chester J. Millett Jr. ’53 P84 Michelle E. Millsom ’97 Kyle R. Milotte ’88 Robin Miller Miner ’77 Louis W. Minora ’00 Bradley E. Mish ’09 Colin T. Missett ’06 David G. Mitchell ’05 David J. Mitchell ’88 Martin M. Mitchell Jr. ’59 P92 J. David Mittelholzer ’94 Lindsay R. Mlazgar ’12 Mark G. Molloy ’01 Bronwyn M. Monahan ’95 Michael B. Montano ’02 Albert W. Monte ’07 Mark L. Monty ’72 Michael T. Mooney ’02 W. Terrence Mooney ’66

Frederick T. Moore Jr. ’63 K. Courtney Moore ’92 Brian T. ’95 and Victoria A. Moore ’96 Michelle G. Morales ’05 Frank R. Moran Jr. ’73 John F. Moran ’79 Kathleen M. Moran ’90 Douglas J. Moran ’76 and Marcia Hennelly Moran ’78 P12,08,07 Margaret C. Moran ’08 Marye Buckley Moran ’80 R. Michael Moran ’90 Robert A. Moran ’67 P98 Robert P. Moran ’83 P17,14,12 Thomas M. Moran ’07 Timothy J. Moran ’00 Christopher C. Morcone Jr. ’68 James F. Morey ’88

Robert F. Moriarty ’83 Jeffrey C. Morin ’94 Thomas R. Morley ’10 Brian Maginn Moroney ’04 Daniel F. Morrill ’98 Michael D. Morrill ’85 David S. Morrison ’75 P14,12 Kevin M. Morrison ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison Shauna Morrison ’01 Vincent T. Morrow ’95 and Erin Burns Morrow ’95 Timothy J. Mortenson ’78 Kathleen Mortimer ’85 Mark A. Moschella ’86 and Nancy Griffin Moschella ’86 William Joseph Mostyn III ’69 Paul J. ’74 and

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leadership » donors Mary Alice Moynahan ’82 P11 Gerard W. Moynihan ’63 John F. Moynihan ’83 P17,13 Phillip J. Mucha ’70 William M. Mulderig ’94 Peter J. Muldoon ’85 and Lynn Rietano Muldoon ’87 P16 Brian W. Mullaney ’95 Charles F. Mullen Jr. ’78 Brian T. Mulligan ’05 Emily A. Mulligan ’03 Mark W. Mulligan ’61 Thomas V. Mulligan ’72 P02 James L. Mulshine ’74 Patrick M. Mungovan ’93 Timothy William Mungovan ’91 and Carol A. Liuzza Mungovan ’90 Paul T. Muniz ’84 Erin Cleggett Munroe ’97 Michael A. Murnane ’80 Caitlin J. Murphy ’10 Claire O. Murphy ’12 David M. Murphy ’82 Doyle P. Murphy ’11 Edmund D. Murphy III ’70 P00 James B. Murphy ’78 P06 James J. Murphy ’88 James L. Murphy ’86 Christopher J. ’96 and Jenna D. Murphy ’97 Julia A. Murphy ’11 Kathleen J. Murphy ’84 Michael M. Murphy ’00 Peter L. Murphy ’75 Richard G. Murphy ’77 † deceased

Samantha A. Murphy ’08 Sarah A. Murphy ’09 Sean A. ’99 and Meghan E. Murphy ’99 Sean P. Murphy ’94 Stephen W. Murphy ’91 Timothy A. Murphy ’06 William O. Murphy ’56 William T. Murphy ’72 Doreen E. Murray P15 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Murray P16 John R. Murray ’91 and Meghan Hennessy Murray ’92 Kaitlyn R. Murray ’16 Melissa R. Murray ’02 Robert F. Murray ’79 Thomas G. Murray ’80 Kyle Y. Mushaweh ’09 Kaitlin A. Nangle ’08 Pierre Napert-Frenette ’06 and Jessica E. Small ’06 Andrew Natowich ’43 Thomas J. Neagle ’70 P98 John C. Neale ’66 Jack T. Nealon Jr. ’82 NECRA John Neilan Kyle M. ’07 and Jacquelyn S. Nelthorpe ’07 Nicholas K. Nelthorpe ’05 Karl S. Neubecker ’00 Diane L. Newell ’05 Christopher P. Nichol ’95 Robert Nicolai ’86 Michael E. Niedermeier ’74 P05 Timothy E. ’85 and Linda S. Nield ’86

Paul F. Nielsen ’10 Robert E. ’84 and Julia M. Nixon ’84 P15 Wendy D. Nobrega ’10 Thomas W. Noering ’63 P88 Jeffrey P. Nogas ’76 Daniel P. Nolan ’08 James J. Nolan ’91 Kristin Z. Noon ’02 Laurie K. Noreika ’10 J. Patrick Norton ’72 Raymond A. Nothnagle ’57 Daniel A. Nowell ’75 John T. Nugent ’80 P11 Kathryn L. Nugent ’11 Paul R. Nugent ’99 and Carla M. Riccobono ’99 Jeffrey N. Nunez ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Nunn P13 Jane Nusseibeh Kathryn A. Nutting ’17 Brian G. Oates ’93 and Maureen Kloempken Oates ’92 Andrew E. O’Brien ’84 Anne-Marie O’Brien ’89 Daniel F. O’Brien ’77 P08 Edward C. O’Brien ’56 Dr. and Mrs. James J. O’Brien P15 Mark E. O’Brien ’69 Matthew C. O’Brien ’08 Molly J. O’Brien ’11 Shelagh Gallagher O’Brien ’90 Thomas M. O’Brien ’59 Timothy W. O’Brien ’93 Colin P. O’Callaghan ’02 Christine M. O’Connell ’02

Christopher P. O’Connell ’67 P03 Denis M. ’89 and Sarah E. O’Connell ’90 Hon. and Mrs. Geoffrey O’Connell P05 Philip D. O’Connell Jr. ’69 Robert A. O’Connell ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. O’Connell P14 Joyce O’Connor Davidson Elizabeth A. O’Connor ’03 Fred J. O’Connor ’84 James J. O’Connor ’58 P84 Joseph V. O’Connor ’93 Kathryn A. L. O’Connor ’03 Shannon L. O’Connor ’00 Suzanne M. O’Conor ’92 Paul C. O’Day ’77 P16 Bethany A. O’Dell ’10 Allison M. O’Donnell ’05 David A. O’Donnell ’95 and Beth Brennan O’Donnell ’96 Douglas A. O’Donnell ’83 John O’Donnell Richard D. O’Donnell ’77 Colin D. O’Gara ’03 James J. O’Gara ’88 Robert E. O’Hagan ’60 P92,83 Christopher R. O’Hara ’83 Timothy M. O’Hara ’05 John F. O’Keefe Jr. ’79 P08 Peter K. O’Keefe ’82 Richard E. O’Keefe ’48 P71 Terence P. O’Keefe ’71 P01 Timothy L. ’89 and Lynne D. O’Keefe ’89 William Francis O’Keefe ’98 Ibeanusu Okochi ’66 Kerrin L. O’Leary ’11

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donors Meaghan J. O’Leary ’11 Anthony S. Oliva ’91 Mason R. Olson ’09 Paul R. Olson ’93 Timothy J. O’Malley ’80 Brian M. O’Neil ’77 Conor L. O’Neil ’09 and Meghan Dunne O’Neil ’10 John J. ’06 and Kathleen B. O’Neil ’06 Sean P. O’Neil ’76 and Catherine Lyons O’Neil ’77 P12,09,06,02 Colin X. O’Neill ’87 Richard W. O’Neill ’92 Stephen J. O’Neill ’66 Teresa J. Opalacz ’80 Stefan E. Opolski ’10 Thomas J. Orbacz ’64 P00

Patrick J. O’Reilly ’83 P16 Parnell B. Ormiston ’08 Daniel O’Rourke ’69 Erin H. O’Rourke ’01 Alan A. Orquiola ’93 and Holly Sims Orquiola ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ortlieb P17,16 John B. Ortolani ’07 B. Michael Ortwein III ’99 Michael G. Osborne ’10 Katherine M. O’Shaughnessy ’02 F. Patrick Ostronic ’77 E. Jane McBride Ostrowski ’85 Robert A. Oteri ’07 Brent H. Otto ’01 Patrick L. Padden ’06 Alison M. Padick ’08

Monika L. Page ’01 Togo A. Palazzi ’54 P83 Michael J. ’05 and Virginia C. Palitz ’06 Heather A. Palmer Kaitlin A. Palmer ’05 Joseph T. Palombini ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pandiani Cristina M. Panza ’02 Ronald M. Paranal ’10 James F. Parslow ’87 Kate S. Parsons ’99 Michael A. Pasqua ’99 Erin C. Patterson Janicek ’02 Thomas M. Patton ’86 Garrett T. Pearce ’10 Paul D. ’89 and Karen H. Pearl ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pearson P98 Todd F. ’98 and Andrea T. Pearson ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pease P15 Robert M. ’90 and Christin Pedlow ’90 P13,12 Meaghan A. Pedlow ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Pedretty P13 John J. Peirano III ’98 and Christine N. Peirano ’98 Richard G. Pellegrini ’13 Richard L. Pelletier ’73 Leonard G. ’75 and Margaret S. Pepe ’74 James F. Pereira ’75 P05,02 Lauren E. Pereira ’07 Christopher J. Perille ’79 and Christine Ciabotti Perille ’80 Mr. and Dr. Andre Perron P15 Matthew D. Perron ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Perry

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Perry P16 Matthew R. Perry ’10 Ronald K. Perry ’80 P17,14,10 Ronald S. Perry ’54 P84,80,78 Scott J. Persechino ’84 Bernard G. Peter Jr. ’66 Kevin T. Petersen ’06 John M. Peterson ’77 and Sheila Cody Peterson ’77 Nancy F. Petit ’82 P15,15 Joseph M. Petri ’76 P11 Anthony T. Petrick ’84 Christopher J. Petrone ’93 Robert A. Petrosino ’10 Brian E. Petz ’96 Amy D. Pfund ’12 James T. Phalen ’88 Mary Ellen M. Phelan ’76 Nancy M. Phelan ’86 William L. ’04 and Meredith J. Phelan ’06 Michael A. Marro ’89 and Lisa A. Phillips ’89 Jonathan S. Piantes ’92 Armand N. Picardi ’68 Justin F. X. Picciano ’94 David H. Picotte ’05 William B. Picotte ’71 P05 Susan Pietrogallo ’76 P07 Jessica M. Pietrowicz ’08 Anthony G. Pignio ’95 Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pillon P15 Mara A. Piltin ’10 Kirk J. Pinto ’84 Robert M. Pipchick ’62 P96 Michael A. Pisacano ’91

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leadership » donors David J. Piscia ’88 Sarah B. Placek ’06 Andrew F. Poe ’03 Tristan D. ’06 and Marsha A. Poh ’06 Steven F. Polachi ’78 Kevin P. Polansky ’03 and Erin Hylka Polansky ’03 Phillip A. Polito ’02 Joshua S. Porter ’03 Matthew R. Pothier ’93 Blake D. Potolicchio ’07 Rob P. Poulin ’92 and Kristen A. Cardone ’91 James D. Powderly ’03 Robert G. Powderly ’69 P03,93 Francis R. Powell ’93 John B. Powell ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Power P13 Sarah Corkum Power ’95 Daniel R. Powers ’03 Gregory J. Powers ’88 Richard P. ’91 and Janine M. Prestegaard ’90 Adam T. Preston ’99 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pretto Sr. P16 Lawrence M. Prior ’76 Donald F. Prohovich ’56 P88 Peter M. Prominski Jr. ’13 John S. Provost ’75 Olivia M. Pruszko ’10 Lawrence H. Prybylski III ’63 Lawrence H. Prybylski IV ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Puentes P13 Elizabeth A. Pugliano ’02 Dorothy White Pulizzi ’86 † deceased

David T.M. Puloka ’01 George F. Pyne IV ’88 and Helene Pyne ’88 Patrick W. Quay ’01 David K. Quehl ’76 Anthony C. Quesada ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Quinn P12 John Quinn Jr. ’02 John J. Quinn ’73 P07,02 Mark Aloysius Quinn ’88 Kathleen A. Quirk ’02 Quinsigamond Rowing Association, Inc. Andrew C. Raby ’02 Donald A. Raddatz ’71 Nicholas F. Rago III ’75 Matthew M. ’82 and Maureen M. Ragone ’82 P10 Michael J. Ragone ’10 and Gael Carter Ragone ’11 Kate A. Rallis ’08 Dr. and Mrs. Mark L. Randall P15 Sarah K. Randall ’98 Dominic C. Randolph ’09 John C. Rapport ’10 Sara Burns Rapuano ’85 P13 Steven J. Raquet ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Rassenfoss P16 John T. Ratier ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Reali P15 Edward J. ’02 and Marybeth C. Reardon ’02 Keith A. Reardon ’04 Michael P. Reardon ’98 Timothy D. Redmond ’08 John M. Regan ’55

John P. Regan ’89 Richard M. Regan Jr. ’76 P06 Shawn Patrick Regan ’93 and Erin Kelly Regan ’92 Terrence W. Regan ’09 Michael E. Reichel ’68 Thomas Reid Jr. ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Reilly P07 Daniel G. Reilly ’82 Danielle K. Reilly ’07 Kathleen M. Reilly ’04 Kathryn M. Reilly ’15 Laurel A. Reilly ’85 Maureen O’Haire Reilly ’84 P15,13 Dale C. ’08 and Caralyne E. Reinhardt ’08 Justin A. Renz ’93 David E. Repetto ’88 Christine M. Repoli ’08 John C. Reppucci Jr. ’78 P14,04 Joseph D. ’99 and Jennifer M. Repshis ’99 Matthew E. Reuter ’02 James P. Reynolds ’09 Meghan E. Reynolds ’13 Adam Goldberg ’92 and Kerri L. Riccardo ’92 Louis Ricciardello ’47 Clarice E. Richard ’09 Michelle DeViva Richitelli ’96 Katherine M. Riddle ’10 Stephanie Ridolfi Christene Riendeau David G. Ries Jr. ’02 and Jenelle A. Ries ’03

Mary F. Riley ’83 P14 Victor M. Rimkus ’53 P84,82,79 Charles G. Riordan ’86 Michael F. Ripp ’80 Timothy J. Ripp ’81 Eric T. Rippert ’64 Delia E. Rissmiller ’07 Scott F. Rissmiller ’04 Richard S. Ritzel III ’06 Emily Driscoll Rivinius ’02 S. John Robb Jr. ’69 Joel S. ’03 and Margherita M. Robbins ’03 Steven R. Roberts ’98 Joseph P. ’02 and Alison M. Robertson ’02 William J. Robertson ’74 Gerald O. Robichaud ’68 Jeffrey M. ’04 and Jean M. Robinson ’04 Patrick N. Rodenbush ’08 Charles F. Rogers Jr. ’71 P07 Charles F. Rogers ’07 David M. Rogers James F. Rogers ’65 P93 Jeffrey P. Rogers ’01 Frederick W. ’76 and Mary Beth Rom ’77 P08 Mark T. Roman ’92 and Molly Toole Roman ’91 Paul D. Romano ’73 P08 Erin E. Ronan ’98 Matthew V. Ronan ’05 and Meredith Bacon Ronan ’07 John J. Rooney Jr. ’54 Jason W. Roos ’96

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donors Daniel W. Rosa ’83 Eileen M. Rose Walsh ’82 George C. Ross Jr. ’92 John D. Ross III ’80 Stephan Rosseel ’75 Christine M. Rothman ’81 Susan K. Roth-Shotland ’03 Kyle W. Rougeot ’10 Campbell G. Rowe ’94 Adam E. Roy ’11 Catherine M. Roy ’13 Gerald A. Roy and Diane M. McDermott Roy P15,13 Melissa Crump Rubino ’04 Cassandra M. Rudden ’11 Gary E. Rufrano ’01 Christopher J. Ruggi ’04 and Kerry Daly Ruggi ’04 Brianna M. Rush ’11 Caitlin J. Rushworth ’08 Megan E. Russell ’07 Douglas R. Rutherford ’92 Patrick K. ’07 and Sarina A. Rutherford ’07 Thomas M. Rutkowski ’72 Brenda D. Ryan ’94 Caitlin M. Ryan ’05 Christopher P. Ryan ’02 Daniel J. Ryan ’06 Daniel J. Ryan ’12 George L. Ryan ’61 John E. Ryan ’77 John J. Ryan ’41 P87,77,76,74 Margaret R. Ryan ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ryan P15

Mary Beth Ryan ’05 Michael J. Ryan ’65 P05 Nicholas E. Ryan Jr. ’70 Paul F. Ryan ’65 Thomas E. Ryan ’76 P05 Joseph R. Saab ’90 and Martha Reilly Saab ’90 Adam William Sadowski ’08 Robert A. Sammartino ’89 Guillermo Sanchez ’02 Robert K. Sanchez Jr. ’97 Megan Sanders ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Sanders P14 William M. Sanders ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Job Sandoval P16 Walt Sands William Sands Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sandstrom P09,07 Michael W. Santulli ’03 Anthony M. Sarno Jr. ’70 Jesse Sarzana Donald T. Sasso ’71 Damien P. Sauter ’88 Richard J. Savage Jr. ’84 Nicholas Sberlati ’00 Thomas R. Scanlin ’69 Cashel S. Scanlon ’08 Thomas J. Scanlon ’88 Michael C. ’05 and Katharine J. Schell ’05 Mary C. Scherer ’13 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schlich P17 Victor C. Schlitzer ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Schmidt P14 Thomas J. Schneckner ’04 Jean Donnelly Schnorr ’93

Stephen M. Schoenberger ’09 Andrew M. Schoepfer ’07 Christopher D. ’88 and Joann A. Schott ’87 Christopher J. Schultz ’02 Kristin K. Schulz ’09 Robert S. Schwab ’07 Brian C. Scollard ’00 James P. Scott ’80 Rosemary T. Scott ’86 Abigail H. Scully ’07 Raymond V. Scully ’78 P11 Michael J. Scursso III ’04 and

Meghan L. Scursso ’04 Stephen J. Sczylvian Jr. ’76 Christopher L. Sears ’96 Patrick L. Seely Jr. ’84 and Mary Hobin Seely ’84 Julieanne P. Sees ’01 Daniel J. Seip ’09 Jeffrey D. ’92 and Aimee L. Selby ’93 Keeley L. Seniuk ’11 Joseph M. Serkes ’73 Theresa Scott Sesko ’86 Thomas J. Severo ’06

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leadership » donors Chelsea Savoy Severson ’06 William B. Sexton ’65 John A. Seyda ’53 Christopher M. Shaker ’03 Jill Novak Shakun ’93 Edmund Shallcross III ’95 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Shanahan P15 Ryan W. Shanahan ’04 and Katy Faria Shanahan ’04 Matthew J. Shapiro ’10 Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Shapiro P11,10 Kelly E. Shaw ’09 Ty J. Shaw ’09 Brian M. Shea ’92 Christopher J. Shea ’66 Elizabeth A. Shea ’89 Mary Kate Donovan Shea ’84 P13 Richard J. Shea ’58 P92,89,85,84 Rosemary A. Shea ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Shea Colleen Shea-Keating ’76 David V. Sheehan III ’88 and Lisa Natoli-Sheehan ’89 John D. Sheehan Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Sheehan P16 Lisa M. Shepard ’99 Kathleen O’Donnell Sherman ’84 Andrew B. Sherwood ’09 Timothy J. Shevlin Jr. Torrey A. Shillieto ’05 Peter E. Shimkus ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Shizuru P15 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Short Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Short P15 Katherine Barker Shub ’02 † deceased

Michael C. Shutowick ’94 Michael S. Siclari ’73 P10 James C. Sieber ’87 John C. ’91 and Michelle Siebert ’91 William J. Silk ’83 John D. Sills ’10 Steven K. Silva ’05 Joseph Silvestro ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Silvia P12 William Silvio III ’02 Matthew J. Simitis ’95 Richard P. Simitis ’68 P95 Lisa Simonetta-Snyder ’81 Andrew J. Simons ’03 Michael A. Simons ’86 P17 John P. Sindoni ’67 P05 Erin L. Singleton ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. Sintetos P12 James M. Sixsmith Jr. ’07 Robert Skinner † Joshua P. Sleeper ’02 William P. Slimbaugh Jr. ’60 P93 William P. Slimbaugh III ’93 Katherine M. Slusarz ’12 Malgorzata E. Smas ’09 Michael J. Smiley ’05 Carolyn E. Smirti ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Smith P16,14 Christopher J. ’03 and Kelsey A. Smith ’03 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith P17 David S. Smith Jr. ’70 Edward J. Smith Jr. ’71 Edward P. Smith ’60 P10,07 Jeffrey E. Smith ’80 Leroy Smith ’77 and Kathleen J. Smith ’80

Matthew T. Smith ’95 and Tara N. Cassidy-Smith ’95 Michael G. Smith ’79 Patrick W. ’95 and Molly A. Smith ’95 Peter T. Smith ’67 Rebecca A. Smith ’02 Sara E. Smithson ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Sneirson P Elizabeth Leahy Snyder ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Sofield P16 Jillian C. Sollazzo ’12 Solight Sou ’06 John T. Souther ’98 Daniel L. Spada ’69 P98 Leonard M. Spalding III ’82 Mary K. Sparicio ’82 Bryan K. Sparkes ’04 Kerry Spence ’85 Colleen G. Spilka ’09 Shannon C. Splaine ’95 and Meg Duggan Splaine ’95 D. Scott St. Clair P15 Robyn St. Clair Cal B. St. Denis ’08 Dana J. St. James ’77 P16 William T. Stachowski ’72 Harry S. Stahl ’65 Richard I. Stahl ’92 James J. Staley ’07 Sheena M. Stangler ’07 Tony V. Stankus ’73 James J. Staszewski ’72 David F. Stecchi ’59 † Janice M. Stecchi W59 Frederic C. Sterritt ’69

Craig M. Stevens ’82 Peter B. Stevens ’59 Robert G. Stevenson ’67 Keith J. Stewart ’96 John M. Stickford ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stokes P17,15 John C. Stone ’68 P90 Elizabeth Tutella Straghalis ’03 Peter H. Stratton ’70 Margaret S. Straub ’11 Maryette Stuart Paul S. Stuka ’77 Paula R. Sughrue ’89 Adrienne Coady Sullivan ’93 Aimee Riendeau Sullivan ’97 Christopher P. Sullivan ’71 P02 Christopher W. Sullivan ’05 Edward J. Sullivan ’74 P04 Jacqueline J. Sullivan ’81 Jesse W. Sullivan ’98 and Colleen Haviland Sullivan ’98 John P. Sullivan ’92 Kevin E. Sullivan ’04 M. Brendan Sullivan ’86 and Karen M. Sullivan ’87 Maura Sullivan ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan P16 Richard Sullivan P15 Robert M. Sullivan III ’08 Sean W. ’92 and Sarah E. Sullivan ’93 Thomas F. Sullivan Jr. ’63 Thomas J. Sullivan ’70 P96,95 William G. ’87 and Arleen P. Sullivan ’87 William M. Sullivan ’76

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donors William J. Supple ’81 and Mary Lynch Supple ’82 P17,13 Walter P. Suprunowicz ’55 P78 Abigail E. Sutherland ’00 Joanne Heaney Suttmeier ’77 Katherine M. Sutton ’13 Patricia L. Sutton ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Rod J. Sutton P13,07 Gregory A. Swanson ’93 and Jennifer Rutter Swanson ’93 Amy McGarry Sweeney ’90 Connor J. Sweeney ’10 F. Shannon Sweeney ’08 James P. Sweeney ’01 Marilyn Sweeney Richard N. Sweeny ’52 P79,78 † Stacey A. Sweklo-Bradley ’92 Kylie M. Swett Alexandra A. Swiatocha ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Swiatocha P09 Mollie E. Sydlowski ’12 Paul J. Symeon ’64 Tim S. Szatko ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Talbot P13 Lauren E. Tallon ’09 Eric J. Tapper ’03 Christopher J. Tedesco ’96 and Amy Straskulic ’99 Martin O. Teevan Jr. ’91 Raymond J. ten Hoopen ’85 Joseph J. Tepas III ’67 Richard W. Terry ’66 Jeremy D. Tevald ’99 Brian J. Thackaberry ’85 Michael D. Thater ’08

Alfred T. Therrien ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Lionel H. Thibault Andre J. Thibeault ’02 Allison A. Thistle ’06 Torey J. Thomas ’07 Andrew C. Thompson ’07 Camila A. Thompson ’12 Christopher Thompson P15 Edward J. Thompson Jr. ’88 Kelly Thompson Mr. and Ms. Robert Thompson Jr. P15,13 Ruthellen Lippy Thompson ’86 Timothy M. Thran ’08 Benedict J. Ticho Jr. ’68 Brandt M. Tierney ’10 Gregory B. ’97 and Jennifer C. Timilty ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Tipping Stephen J. Tkowski ’12 Deirdre K. Tobias ’05 Andrew F. Tobin ’09 John M. Tocco ’03 Jonas R. Tomiuck ’05 Michael J. Toner ’63 Kevin J. Toomey Jr. ’99 and Mary Ann Gill Toomey ’98 Richard S. Toomey II ’12 John M. Tosca Jr. ’55 P89 Andrew E. Tourtelotte ’93 Derek S. Towle ’03 and Colleen E. Cushing Towle ’01 Perry A. Townsend Jr. ’11 James A. Tracy ’70 P00 Richard T. Tracy ’64 Camille A. Trainor ’12 Kathleen M. Trainor ’87 P12

David J. Trasatti ’83 P15 Andrew T. Trentacoste ’05 Kyle A. Trodden ’05 Charles W. Trombly Jr. ’62 Alyssa L. Trometter ’08 Christopher S. Trovato ’08 Dean N. Tselepis ’03 Robert L. Tubman ’61 Zowie L. Tucker John Emmett Tully ’75 Pamela M. Tully ’94 Robert P. Tumiski ’77 Robert T. Turenne Jr. ’93 Alyson M. Turner ’01 Mr. and Mrs. John Turner P16 Hon. Linda D. Turner P16 Molly A. Turner ’10

UMASS Memorial Health Care, Inc. Frank G. Usseglio ’83 Bryan J. Van Dorpe ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Van Grinsven P11 Michael R. Van Hoof ’93 Marcy M. Vandale ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Vander Baan P09 Adam C. Verdugo ’06 Victoria R. Vergara ’08 Glenn P. Verrette ’80 Peter F. Verrier ’92 and Monette Dugas Verrier ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Vidal P16 Nicholas A. Videtti and Carmela R. Pane P14 Corey J. Vincent ’92 Christopher J. Vinton ’96 and

He did it again. David A. Ticchi, Ed.D ’67, a long-time supporter of Holy Cross, is completely invested in our athletic programs. For his 40th reunion in 2007, he made a $27,000 current-use gift to the newly formed Crusader Athletics Fund. Each of the 27 varsity programs received $1,000 of his gift, which he did to highlight the equal importance of each program at Holy Cross. This year, he made a planned gift, contributing a gift annuity of $27,000 to the Crusader Athletics Fund, again with each sport receiving a $1,000 gift.

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leadership » donors Amanda K. Malone ’97 Kari P. Viola ’09 Daniel R. Visalli ’01 Francis N. Vita ’59 Bronwyn A. Vogler ’07 James C. Vogt ’54 Edward C. Wack ’88 and Julie Oates Wack ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wadsworth P13 Joseph P. Waite ’87 Richard L. Waldmann ’11 Joan M. Walker ’83 Joshua J. Walker ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Walker P13 Amanda E. Wall ’02 Courtney E. Walls ’06 Robert S. Wally ’68 P97 Allison Walsh ’02 Brendan S. Walsh ’00 and Elizabeth Rita Walsh ’01 Daniel J. Walsh ’82 P15 John J. Walsh Jr. ’74 Kenneth J. Walsh ’67 William E. Walsh Jr. ’70 P06,03,01 M. Nicholas Washburn ’02 Maureen B. Waterbury ’85 Stephanie Paolini Waters ’95 Abigail T. Watson ’06 Mr. and Mrs. David Watson P12 Kevin T. Watson ’12 Richard K. Watson Jr. ’80 P12 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Watters P13,10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Weafer Jr. Gabriel A. Weaver ’04 † deceased

Raymond E. F. Weaver ’67 Keith L. Webb ’91 Steven J. Webb ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Webber P16 John E. Weber ’11 Joseph A. Weber III ’05 and Margaret E. Weber ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Weber P16,14 Thomas J. Weber ’91 † Jane K. Webster ’06 Russell P. Wehner Jeanette Paukert Wehrenberg ’02 Mathias B. Weiden ’07 Edward C. Weil III ’63 Kelly A. Weimer ’90 Stephanie L. Weinfurt ’99 Laurence M. Weithers ’84 John H. Wendelken ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Werth P11 Michele J. Wertz ’95 Patrick M. Whearty ’03 James P. Whelan Jr. ’00 Susanne B. Whelan ’07 Jennifer Whipple Caitlin M. White ’11 John C. White ’69 John M. White Jr. ’84 Martin C. White ’73 Joseph A. Whittaker ’12 Peter D. Whooley ’10 Michael B. ’80 and Kathleen L. Wiese ’80 P13,10 Jeffrey W. Wiley ’89 Ralph B. Williams Jr. ’69

Kevin M. Wilson ’99 Kristen K. Wilson ’00 Marc J. Wilson ’01 Claudia V. H. Winn ’79 P17 Kelly A. Winslow ’08 Frederick M. Winstead ’09 William E. Wise ’51 P80 Kari R. Wolcott ’83 Andrew M. Wong ’12 Douglas J. Wood ’73 Amanda E. Woodgate ’12 John F. Woods Jr. ’89 and Stacy E. Woods ’94 Wendell W. Wooten Jr. ’06 Michael R. Wooters ’08 Barry A. Worfolk ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Wright P16,11 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy J. Wright P16 Mark L. Wright ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Wright P16 William J. Wright ’78

Kelly L. Wu ’03 Allison L. Yoho ’06 Zdenek Zak ’76 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Zampell P02 Daniel J. Zanatta ’08 Bruce W. Zaniol Jr. ’00 Kelly Holmes Zastrow ’02 Jeffrey K. ’88 and Laura A. Zawacki ’90 Aaron B. Zdawczyk ’97 Jane E. Zelazny-Belz ’83 Ann Zelesky P12,11 Brian J. Zelesky ’11 Joseph J. Zepf ’81 Ronald F. Zier ’82 Kenneth J. Zimmer ’89 Karl J. Zimmermann ’60 Nicholas I. Zinter ’05 Mark J. Znutas ’11 Stephen M. ’06 and Brittany J. Zolotas ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zubrow John K. Zufall ’93 Kurt C. Zwald

For more information on supporting Crusader Athletics, please contact: Heather Palmer Associate Director of Annual Athletics Fundraising 508.793.2415 hpalmer@holycross.edu

Jennifer Whipple Athletics Fundraising Coordinator 508.793.2415 jwhipple@holycross.edu

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Affinity Clubs

Holy Cross Football Gridiron Club Learn more about this club »

The Holy Cross Gridiron Club Leadership Council was established in 2009 to increase the level of support and heighten awareness of the Crusader football program. The council is comprised of approximately 30 alumni and friends who have expressed an interest in providing leadership and support to the program. The purpose of this group is growing the annual golf outing and spring alumni game, hosting receptions and networking events, helping to promote attendance at games and special events like team reunions, assisting with growing the donor base of the Gridiron Club and providing mentoring opportunities for current football student-athletes.

Holy Cross Basketball Hoop Club Learn more about this club »

The Holy Cross Basketball Hoop Club was established in 2010 to increase the amount of engagement between alumni and friends of the men’s basketball program by growing attendance and awareness for the program.

Holy Cross Baseball Diamond Club Learn more about this club »

The Holy Cross Baseball Diamond Club was established in 2012 to increase the level of support and heighten awareness of the Crusader baseball program. The Diamond Club's mission is to strengthen the involvement of the baseball alumni community, sponsor events for alumni and friends and develop a career mentorship program for student-athletes.

Holy Cross Hockey Red Line Club Learn more about this club »

The Holy Cross Hockey Red Line Club was established in 2012 to increase the level of support for the Holy Cross men’s hockey program. The group hopes to create many different opportunities to give back to the Holy Cross hockey community, including providing mentoring to current student-athletes, organizing networking and social events, strengthening the numbers for the annual golf tournament and alumni game and promoting greater attendance among former players, as well as both the friends and family of Holy Cross hockey.

Diamond Club Mentoring Night

The Holy Cross Baseball Diamond Club held their inaugural mentoring night on Nov. 6 at the Hogan Center. Ten former baseball players returned to Holy Cross to discuss life after graduation and how to best prepare for the job market.

Men’s Soccer Mentoring Night

Men’s soccer held their annual mentoring night on April 5. A panel of alumni mentors returned to campus to talk to the current team about different career paths and how to prepare for the job search.

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Alumni Events • More than 400 members of the Holy Cross community gathered at Citi Field on St. Patrick’s Day after men’s lacrosse defeated Navy to celebrate and socialize. Alumni, family, and friends as well as the coaching staff and current members of the team, were in attendance. • Alumnae, coaches and friends celebrated 40 years of coeducation during a boat cruise around Boston Harbor on May 11. Coaches and players from women’s basketball, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, rowing, softball, swimming, track

and field, and volleyball were in attendance.

• Rowing alumni and their families gathered at the Donohue Rowing Center to dedicate and bless the newest boat in their fleet: the Rev. Anthony J. Kuzniewksi, S.J. This was a great surprise to Father K. • The men’s hockey team held their annual alumni game and reception on Feb. 16, prior to the team’s fourth annual “Pink the Rink” game vs. Connecticut. More than 20 alumni came back to campus to participate in the game and to cheer

on the Crusaders during Winter Homecoming weekend. •

More than 25 men’s lacrosse alumni returned to campus to face-off

against the current team in the men’s lacrosse alumni game on Oct. 27. Following the game, the alumni enjoyed a tailgate picnic and

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watched the football team take on Patriot League rival Fordham. • The women’s lacrosse team played their alumni game on Sept. 23. More than 20 alumnae returned to campus to play the current Crusader team on the Hart Turf Field before enjoying a tailgate lunch. • First-year men’s soccer Head Coach Marco Koolman welcomed alumni back to campus on Oct. 13 for the annual alumni match held in Linda Johnson Smith Stadium. The former Crusaders then enjoyed a reception after watching the team play Bucknell.

• Head Coach Erin Cady and the volleyball team held their annual alumnae game on April 21. The alumnae who returned to campus played a tough match against the current squad and were treated to post-match refreshments. • Ronald M. Cahill ’40, Patrick L. McCarthy ’63 and Jeffrey W. Wiley ’89 were the third class to be inducted into the Crusader Football Legends Ring of Honor. The Ceremony was held at the 2012 season opener against New Hampshire on Aug. 30.

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