2010 Cr oss Countr y Media Guide
The 2010 Purple Knights Men Sam Brigham Michael Cardillo Colin Delaney Dana Glubiak Kyle Hoseit Rick Kline Brian McDonnell (C) Kevin O’Riordan Tom Perekslis (C) Robert Sitzer Matt Smith Patrick Smith Steve Weng
Year Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr.
Hometown/High School (College) Montpelier, Vt./Montpelier Middleton, Mass./Masconomet Regional Lake Placid, N.Y./National Sports Academy Chagrin Falls, Ohio/Gilmour Academy Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy (Southern Vermont) Essex Junction, Vt./Essex Newbury, Mass./Triton Regional Medway, Mass./Marian Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury Lenox, Mass./Lenox Memorial Winchester, Mass./Winchester (Muhlenberg) Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake Princeton, N.J./West Windsor Plainsboro North
Major Business Administration Psychology Environmental Engineering Engineering History Exploratory Journalism and Mass Comm. Environmental Studies Biology Business Administration Biology History Chemistry
Women Elena Bilodeau Emily Culkin Daniela Czark Elyse Desmarias Caitlin Dugan Caitlin Ferland Allison Fusco Leanna Hammond Shauna Harrington (C) Erin Kennally Jennifer Labrenz Milijana Lacmanovic Kate Loughlin (C) Sam Martell Mary Miller Julie Mullowney Gabrielle Naranja Andi Nelson Maura O’Riordan Brooke Pagnotta Andrea Park Sarah Regan (C) Megan Woodcock
Year So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr.
Hometown/High School (College) Waterbury, Vt./Harwood Union Essex Junction, Vt./Essex New York, N.Y./The Elan School South Hadley, Mass./Holyoke Catholic Manchester, N.H./Bishop Guertin Vergennes, Vt./Vergennes Union (Bay Path) Groton, Mass./Groton-Dunstable Regional Burlington, Vt./Burlington Griswold, Conn./Griswold (Allegheny) Bristol, R.I./Saint Mary Academy Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes Concord, N.H./Concord Delmar, N.Y./Bethlehem Saint Albans, Vt./BFA-Saint Albans (Saint Lawrence) Aurora, N.Y./Southern Cayuga Burlington, Vt./Burlington Fort Kent, Maine/Fort Kent Community Lebanon, N.H./Lebanon Medway, Mass./Marian Durham, N.H./Oyster River Tyngsboro, Mass./Tyngsboro Norton, Mass./Norton Salem, Mass./Bishop Fenwick
Major History/Secondary Education Psychology Business Administration English Literature Exploratory Biology Political Science Elementary Education English Elementary Education/Sociology Biology Psychology/Anthropology Gender Studies Mathematics/Secondary Education English Literature Engineering Exploratory Anthropology Journalism and Mass Comm. Gender Studies Business Administration Psychology Exploratory
Men’s Head Coach: Joe Connelly (Saint Michael’s ’87), 10th Season Women’s Head Coach: Molly Peters (Middlebury ’97), Fifth season Athletic Trainers: Jim Murdock, Jessica Moore, Whitney Grennon Captains: Shauna Harrington, Kate Loughlin, Brian McDonnell, Tom Perekslis, Sarah Regan
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Saint Michael’s General Information
Saint Michael’s Cross Country
Location ................................................................Colchester, Vt. Founded ..................................................................................1904 Enrollment ..............................................1,900 (undergraduate) President ..................................................Dr. John J. Neuhauser Alma Mater............................................................Manhattan ’64 Athletics Director ............................Geri Knortz Ed.D. M’05 Alma Mater ..................................................SUNY-Cortland ’74 Affiliations ......................................NCAA Division II/ECAC Conference ..............................................................Northeast-10 Nickname ............................................................Purple Knights School Colors....................................................Purple and Gold Cross Country Men’s Head Coach ............Joe Connelly (Saint Michael’s ’87) Office Phone ..........................................................802.654.2616 E-mail Address ........................................jconnelly@smcvt.edu Women’s Head Coach ..............Molly Peters (Middlebury ’97) Office Phone ..........................................................802.654.2616 E-mail Address ........................................mpeters2@smcvt.edu Sports Information Sports Information Director ................................Seth Cole ’01 Office Phone ..........................................................802.654.2537 Office Fax ................................................................802.654.2497 E-mail..............................................................scole2@smcvt.edu Sports Information Intern........................Tony Bonvechio ’10 Office Phone ..........................................................802.654.2929 E-mail ....................................................abonvechio@smcvt.edu Web site ......................................http://www.smcathletics.com Mailing Address ....................................................SMC Box 258 ......................................Tarrant Center, Colchester, Vt., 05439 Support Staff NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative......Dr. Dave Landers Senior Associate Athletics Director ................Zaf Bludevich Associate Athletics Director .................Chris Kenny ’86 M’98 Head Athletic Trainer ............................................Jim Murdock Assistant Athletic Trainer ....................................Jessica Moore Athletic Medicine Intern ..............................Whitney Grennon Administrative Assistant............................................Stacey Peet Office Coordinator ................................................Mary Moreau Equipment Manager ................................................Jon Milazzo Athletic Facilities Director ........................Meggan Dulude ’07 Athletic Department Phone..................................802.654.2500 The 2010 Saint Michael’s College cross country media guide was written, edited and designed by Sports Information Director Seth Cole and Sports Information Intern Tony Bonvechio ’10. Photography by Richard Orr, Joe Connelly and Seth Cole. For more information, contact the Saint Michael’s Sports Information Office at 802.654.2537 or scole2@smcvt.edu. On the front cover: Junior co-captain Brian McDonnell (left) and classmate Matt Smith are two of seven men returning for the Purple Knights in 2010. On the back cover: Junior Sam Martell and senior tri-captain Sarah Regan are back to lead a deep and experienced Saint Michael’s women’s squad.
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Table of Contents
2010 Roster ......................................................inside front cover Directions/General Information ..............................................1 This Is Saint Michael’s College ..................................................2 The Northeast-10 Conference ..................................................3 The Coaching Staff ......................................................................4 Women’s Season Outlook ..........................................................5 Men’s Season Outlook ................................................................6 2009 Results ..................................................................................7 President Dr. John J. Neuhauser................................................8 Athletic Administration ........................................................9-11 Facilities ............................................................inside back cover 2010 Schedule ..............................................................back cover Finding Out More About Saint Michael’s College
Check Out Our Web Site! Fans can access a wide array of information on the official site for Purple Knights athletics, including up-to-date news, rosters, schedules and team stats. For the most complete information on all 21 Saint Michael’s sports, log onto www.smcathletics.com. Call The Saint Michael’s College Athletic Hotline - The sports information office manages a 24-hour sports hotline with game scores and recaps. The service is updated as soon as possible following contests, usually within one hour of completion. The Hotline can be accessed by dialing 802.654.2SMC. Visit The Northeast-10 Web Site - The Northeast-10 Conference produces one of the top conference Web sites in the country and offers comprehensive information on all 23 league sports. To learn more about Saint Michael’s and its NE-10 opponents, log onto www.northeast10.org. Directions to Saint Michael’s (Hoehl Welcome Center)
From the Boston area: Take I-93 North to junction with I89 in Concord, N.H. Follow I-89 North to Exit 15 in Vermont (Essex, Winooski). From Springfield, Mass./Hartford, Conn.: Take I-91 North to junction with I-89 in White River Jct. Follow I-89 North to Exit 15. From New York City/New Jersey: Take I-87 North to Exit 20 (Whitehall/Ft. Ann). Follow Rt. 149 to Ft. Ann and then follow Rt. 4 North to 22A. Take 22A North to Rt. 7. Follow Rt. 7 North to I-189 and head North onto I-89 for approximately three miles to Exit 15. From Montreal and points north: Take I-89 South to Exit 16 (Colchester). Take right onto Rt. 7 South and then left onto Rt. 15 East in center of Winooski. From Littleton, N.H. and Maine: Take Rt. 2 to Montpelier to I-89 North to Exit 15. From I-89: Bear right off the exit ramp onto Rt. 15 East for approximately 1/2 mile. Drive through two sets of lights and enter Saint Michael’s College’s main entrance at the third light (at the jughandle). The Hoehl Welcome Center is the first building in front of you, with the entrance on the left side.
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This Is Saint Michael’s College
Saint Michael’s College, one of the nation’s Best Liberal Art Colleges in the 2010 U.S. News and World Report rankings and one of The Princeton Review’s Best 368 Colleges, is a Catholic liberal arts college committed to creating a life-changing educational experience for students from throughout New England, the nation and the world. Saint Michael’s involves 1,900 undergraduate students in an on-campus residential community characterized by lifelong volunteer service, global perspectives and exceptional teaching in traditional arts and sciences, as well as contemporary fields of study. The College is situated on 440 scenic acres overlooking Burlington and Lake Champlain, with superlative views of Vermont’s Green Mountains. The Saint Michael’s community is further enriched by approximately 500 graduate students and 200 international students in the College’s School of International Studies, one of the nation’s oldest intensive English language institutes. A vibrant campus experience encompasses everything from sports to academic enrichment, to the fine and performing arts, to the unique international character of the college. Saint Michael’s is known as a terrific place for students who want to make the world a better place, as service to the community and to all humankind is a vibrant part of student life, reflecting the heritage of service of the Edmundite priests who founded Saint Michael’s - the one and only Edmundite college in the world - in 1904. Today, more than 70 percent of the student body actively pursues community service projects through Mobilization of Volunteer Efforts (M.O.V.E.), reflecting a unique passion for social justice issues on campus. With nearly 100 percent of undergraduates living on campus, residential life is designed to enable academic pursuits, co-curricu-
Burlington, Vermont “The Nation’s Most Livable City” Located in the northwest corner of beautiful Vermont, Burlington is the state’s largest city with a population of approximately 50,000 people, a number that more than doubles when you add the surrounding towns. Burlington is a thriving community that has just the right combination of cultural activities, great food, shopping, and outdoor pursuits. A&E Television called Burlington the country’s No. 1 city in its “Top Ten Cities To Have It All” poll. Church Street, the city’s downtown marketplace and epicenter of all Burlington has to offer, has been rated as one of America’s “Great American Main Streets” by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Below are some of the honors “the Queen City” was honored within the last several years by various publications and organizations.
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Burlington’s Honors #1 City to Have it All #1 Place for Outdoor Sports Best Standard of Living in U.S. Least Stressful Metro Area Awarded “Dream Team” Status Safest State in the Nation One of the Best Retirement Areas in U.S. Sixth-Best “Family-Friendly” Place in U.S. One of the Top-10 Places to Raise a Family An Outstanding Get-Away Location in the Northeast
Saint Michael’s rose 12 spots to 93rd on the National Liberal Arts Colleges list in the U.S. News and World Report rankings of “America’s Best Colleges” in 2010. lar activities, and the pure enjoyment of the college years and the Vermont experience to converge in a total Saint Michael’s College experience. The Tarrant Recreation Center and Ross Sports Center form the epicenter for athletic and recreational activities on campus. The College offers 21 intercollegiate sports that compete at the NCAA Division II level with all but four teams participating in the highly competitive Northeast-10 Conference, tied for the largest Division II conference in the nation. For students who are looking for something slightly less competitive, there is a wide variety of club and intramural sports such as rugby, basketball, softball and even table tennis. Our acclaimed Wilderness Program also bring students into the great Vermont outdoors for adventure sports and survival training, from beginner to advanced certification levels. Saint Michael's is home to Greater Burlington’s only Actor’s Equity professional summer theater, the Saint Michael’s Playhouse. On North Campus at historic Fort Ethan Allen, the Elley-Long Music Center at Saint Michael’s College is headquarters for the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association and provides rehearsal and performance space for the Vermont Mozart Festival. In recent years Saint Michael’s students and professors have received Rhodes, Woodrow Wilson, Guggenheim, Fulbright, National Science Foundation and other grants, and Saint Michael’s professors have been named Vermont Professor of the Year in four of the last nine years.
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Currently in its third decade, the Northeast-10 Conference has established itself as one of the premier allaround NCAA Division II conference in the nation. The conference is comprised of 16 northeastern colleges and universities: six from Massachusetts, four from New York, three from New Hampshire, two from Connecticut, and one from Vermont (Saint Michael’s). Founded in 1980 as the Northeast-7, the NE-10 has seen many changes in recent years, most notably when the league expanded from 10 to 15 institutions for the 2000-01 academic year. Franklin Pierce University, the University of Massachusetts Lowell, the College of Saint Rose, Southern Connecticut State University and Southern New Hampshire University were all added to the league that season. In 2008, the University of New Haven joined the conference, replacing Bryant University, which moved to NCAA Division I, and in 2009, Adelphi University became the league’s 16th member, making the NE-10 the largest Division II conference in the nation. Conference champions are also crowned in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, football, men’s golf, men’s ice hockey, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball.
Northeast-10 Conference Members Adelphi University..........................................................Garden City, N.Y.
American International College ......................Springfield, Mass. Assumption College ............................................Worcester, Mass. Bentley University ..................................................Waltham, Mass. Franklin Pierce University ........................................Rindge, N.H. Le Moyne College ....................................................Syracuse, N.Y. University of Massachusetts Lowell ......................Lowell, Mass. Merrimack College ....................................North Andover, Mass. University of New Haven ............................West Haven, Conn. Pace University ..................................................Pleasantville, N.Y. Saint Anselm College ........................................Manchester, N.H. Saint Michael’s College ..........................................Colchester, Vt. The College of Saint Rose ........................................Albany, N.Y. Southern Connecticut State Univ. ................New Haven, Conn. Southern New Hampshire Univ. ....................Manchester, N.H. Stonehill College............................................South Easton, Mass.
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The Northeast-10 Conference 2009 Season Wrap Up
2009 NE-10 Championships Hosted by Saint Michael’s
Men 1. Stonehill 36 2. UMass Lowell 45 3. Southern Connecticut 99 4. Adelphi 115 5. American International 136 6. Bentley 153 7. Saint Rose 186 8. New Haven 250 9. Le Moyne 260 10. Assumption 278 11. Saint Michael’s 305 12. Saint Anselm 336 13. Southern N.H. 390 Inc. Merrimack (4 finishers) Inc. Pace (3 finishers)
Women 1. Stonehill 2. UMass Lowell 3. Southern Connecticut 4. Adelphi 5. Saint Rose 6. Bentley 7. New Haven 8. Merrimack 9. Le Moyne 10. American International 11. Saint Michael’s 12. Southern N.H. 13. Pace 14. Saint Anselm 15. Assumption 16. Franklin Pierce
Men’s All-Conference Teams
Women’s All-Conference Teams
First Team Glarius Rop, American Intl. Victor Kemboi, American Intl. Timothy Guerin, UMass Lowell Angus MacDonald, UMass Lowell Joseph Poulsen, Southern Conn. Kevin Gill, Stonehill Pat Fullerston, Stonehill
First Team Gina Cristaldi, Adelphi Julie Collignon, American Intl. Haley Catarius, UMass Lowell Lyra Clark, UMass Lowell Laura Brustolon, Southern Conn. Jill Alves, Stonehill Erin Carmone, Stonehill
Second Team Brian Mulwo, American Intl. Eric MacDonald, UMass Lowell Steve O’Brien, UMass Lowell Greg Wilson, UMass Lowell Josh Andrews, Stonehill Dan Pilz, Stonehill Steve Polito, Stonehill
Second Team Saran Bonomo, UMass Lowell Kelly Walton, UMass Lowell Christina Fisher, Merrimack Brianna Cano, Pace Jessica Jarrard, Stonehill Lynley Joynt, Stonehill Kristen Veit, Stonehill
Third Team Andrew Coelho, Adelphi Ryan Pezzulo, Adelphi Sean Gelinas, UMass Lowell Daniel Wang, UMass Lowell Daniel Gaunya, Southern Conn. Joseph Sullivan, Southern Conn. Ethan Penney, Stonehill
Third Team Danielle Matteo, Adelphi Rachel Graham, Bentley Lauren Lesniak, Bentley Emma Cohen, Saint Rose Alasia Griebel, Southern Conn. Kelsey Proctor, Southern Conn. Lindsey Booth, Stonehill
Athlete of the Meet: Glarius Rop, American Intl.
Athlete of the Meet Laura Brustolon, Southern Conn.
37 53 126 131 164 169 220 233 272 284 303 308 337 364 388 515
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The Coaching Staff
Joe Connelly Men’s Head Coach
Molly Peters Women’s Head Coach
Saint Michael’s College graduate Joseph Connelly returns for his 10th year as the the College’s men’s cross country coach in 2010.
Molly (Enman) Peters, a former All-American and three-sport standout at Middlebury College, returns for her fifth season as the head coach of the Saint Michael’s College women’s cross country program in 2010. She is the seventh head coach in the program’s 32-year history, and guided the 2007 Purple Knights to an eighthplace finish at the NCAA Regionals.
In Connelly’s nine seasons at the helm of the Purple Knights, the team has placed in the top-three at the Vermont State Meet five times and has earned a topeight or better ranking at NCAA Regionals four times. During the 2003 season, Saint Michael’s qualified its first runner in program history to compete at the NCAA Championship. In addition to coaching the men’s cross country team, Connelly has also been at the helm of the College’s Nordic ski program since 2001. Connelly is active in the local running community, serving as the Technical Coordinator for RunVermont, Inc, producer of the KeyBank Vermont City Marathon, the second largest marathon in New England, and a Runner’s World top-20 U.S. marathon. A six time letter-winner at Saint Michael’s, class of 1987, in both Nordic skiing and cross country, Connelly has run in 20 marathons, including 10 Boston Marathons. He has also competed in the U.S. Triathlon Series and has worked as a personal trainer for individuals who want to improve their long distance running. A native of Glenville, N.Y., Connelly competed in nordic and alpine skiing, golf and tennis at ScotiaGlenville High School. Prior to joining the coaching staff of Saint Michael’s, Connelly was employed as an accountant in the long-term care and software industries.
In 2008, the program had its first-ever individual champion at the Vermont State Championship, a field that includes elite programs such as the University of Vermont and Middlebury. And in 2009, she guided the Purple Knights to an 11th-place finish at the NCAA Regionals. Peters has gathered a wealth of coaching experience since graduating from Middlebury in 1997 as an Academic AllAmerican with a Bachelor of Arts degree in biology. Prior to joining Saint Michael’s, Peters coached at Burlington High School as an assistant cross country coach, as well as a sprint and hurdle coach from 2003-08. In 2002, Peters served as the head men’s and women’s cross country coach at the Division III University of Redlands in California. Prior to working at Redlands, Peters spent four years as an assistant men’s and women’s cross country and track coach at her alma mater, as she was the head distance coach for the indoor and outdoor track teams and coached numerous AllAmericans and NCAA Division III national champions. While an undergraduate at Middlebury, Peters was a fouryear member of the cross country, track and Nordic ski teams. She was an NCAA qualifier in cross country as a senior, and an All-American in track and field in the 1500-meter run in 1997. She also qualified three times for the NCAA Championships in Nordic skiing, earning All-American status once. In addition to her vast coaching and playing experience, Peters trained in Nordic skiing in Park City, Utah, with aspirations of qualifying for the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. She currently works at Sleepy Hollow Inn in Huntington, where she serves as events coordinator and Nordic ski instructor, as well as coaching the Bill Koch junior ski program.
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Women’s Outlook
Junior Caitlin Ferland (top) and sophomore Jennifer Labrenz should be two of the top-three runners for the Purple Knights in 2010.
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The 2010 Saint Michael’s College women’s cross country team returns 12 runners from last year’s squad that placed 11th at the Northeast-10 Conference Championship. Fifth-year head coach Molly Peters also has several new faces on her 2010 team that should help the Purple Knights move into the league’s top-10. Expected to lead the Purple Knights this fall is freshman Gabrielle Naranja. With the potential to run five kilometers in under 20 minutes, the multi-sport athlete from Fort Kent, Maine, could be a major factor in the league the next four years. Challenging Naranja is sophomore Jennifer Labrenz. She had a strong first season last fall, including a second-place team finish at the 2009 NE-10 Championship, and should consistently be around 21 minutes for five kilometers. Juniors Caitlin Ferland and Milijana Lacmanovic will be expected to consistently run in the top five in 2010. Both were top-seven contributors for the Purple Knights last season, and after a year of strong off-season training, should challenge Labrenz and score points for the squad. Two more first-years that have the potential to be topseven runners for the Purple Knights in 2010 are Leanna Hammond and Maura O’Riordan. Both have connections to Saint Michael’s, as Hammond grew up minutes away from the campus in Burlington, while one of O’Riordan’s brothers was a four-year member of the SMC men’s cross country team from 2003-06. Guiding the program in 2010 will be the team’s senior tricaptains: Shauna Harrington, Kate Loughlin, and Sarah Regan. Regan, the lone four-year member of the squad, has the potential to run five kilometers in around 23 minutes, and could crack the team’s top-seven. Loughlin is similar to Regan, and should successfully push many of the team’s younger runners. Harrington, meanwhile, returns for her fourth year of collegiate running, and third with Saint Michael’s. Three other Purple Knights that should regularly be top-10 runners - and perhaps top-seven - are junior Erin Kennally, and sophomores Elena Bilodeau and Allison Fusco. Kennally and Bilodeau both had solid first seasons with the program in 2009, while Fusco joins Saint Michael’s for her first season with the squad in 2010. All told, the Purple Knights have 24 runners on their women’s roster in 2010, one of the largest squads in program history. That depth should be important for the program not only this fall, but for years to come. Saint Michael’s will compete in seven races in 2010, facing some of the top runners in New England and the Northeast. As always, the Purple Knights will host an invitational tournament on October 22), as the Purple Knights welcome four programs to campus. Two weeks later, Saint Michael’s will take part in the NE-10 Championship, hosted by Stonehill College, and on Nov. 21, the Purple Knights will end their year at the NCAA Regionals in Boston’s Franklin Park.
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Men’s Outlook
Junior co-captain Tom Perekslis (top) and classmate Robert Sitzer should be among the top-five runners for Saint Michael’s in 2010.
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The 2010 Saint Michael’s College men’s cross country, led by 10th-year head coach Joe Connelly, team should be an improved squad from last year. In 2009, the Purple Knights recorded an 11th-place finish in the Northeast-10 Conference Championship, and Saint Michael’s has hopes of a top-10 showing this fall, thanks to seven returnees and six strong newcomers. Over half of the 13-member squad are juniors, including six runners back from last year. That group is led by Matt Smith, who should lead Saint Michael’s throughout the fall, and seeks to consistently run eight kilometers in around 27 minutes. Co-captain Brian McDonnell, meanwhile, has made great strides in the last year, and could be a top-three runner for the Purple Knights in 2010. He should crack the 28minute plateau for eight kilometers on a regular basis. Fellow co-captain Tom Perekslis is back for his third season with the team, and should be a top-five runner for the program this fall. He also lends experience and leadership to a program that doesn’t have a senior for the second straight season. Classmate Robert Sitzer, like McDonnell and Perekslis, will be crucial to the team’s success, as he’ll be expected to be a top-five contributor. He should run eight kilometers in less than 30 minutes by the NE-10 Championship in early November. Michael Cardillo, meanwhile, will look to regain the form he displayed two years ago, when he was one of the top freshmen in the conference. He should place among the squad’s top-seven runners this fall, with the potential for more. The final two juniors in the deep class are newcomers Kevin O’Riordan and Kyle Hoseit. Hoseit is a transfer from Southern Vermont College, while O’Riordan has a sister (Maura) running for the Saint Michael’s women, along with a brother (Tom) who ran for the Purple Knights from 2003-06. A pair of sophomores return from last year’s team, including Colin Delaney. Delaney was one of Saint Michael’s top runners in 2009, as he led the team at both the NCAA Regionals and the State Championship. Patrick Smith, meanwhile, has shown improvement from last season, and has the potential to move up the Purple Knights’ depth chart. Completing the roster are four first-years, all with promise. Heading the group is Sam Brigham, who should challenge for the top spot on the team in 2010. He should consistently run eight kilometers in under 29 minutes, with potential for sub-28 minute 8Ks, which would make him one of the better newcomers in the NE-10. Steve Weng also has a strong chance to become a topfive runner for Saint Michael’s, and can push many of the squad’s returnees to faster times. Completing the class are Dana Glubiak (believed to be the first runner from Ohio in program history), and local runner Rick Kline.
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Date Sept. 13
Event America East Preview Race (UVM - Williston, Vt.)
Sept. 19
Panther Invitational (Middlebury, Vt.)
Sept. 26
Purple & Gold Scrimmage (Colchester, Vt.)
Oct. 3
Vermont State Championship (Johnson, Vt.)
Oct. 10
New England Championship (Boston, Mass.)
Oct. 16
Saint Michael’s Invitational (Colchester, Vt.)
Oct. 25
NE-10 Championship (Colchester, Vt.)
Nov. 8
NCAA Regionals (Boston, Mass.)
America East Preview Race Sept. 13, 2009 - Williston, Vt. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 58. Matt Smith 29:12.72 60. Robert Sitzer 29:30.49 61. Michael Cardillo 29:40.09 64. Tom Perekslis 30:22.19 66. Brian McDonnell 31:27.55 38. 55. 64. 65. 66. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86.
Jessica Edwards Julia Saliy Jennifer Labrenz Lauren Fereshetian Karyn Norwood Caitlin Ferland Briana Gerry Milijana Lacmanovic Sam Martell Kendra Corr Elena Bilodeau Liz Tuxbury Kate Loughlin Elyse Desmarias Micho Pilotte Vanessa Torchia Sarah Regan Brooke Pagnotta Shauna Harrington Erin Kennally Meredith Currie
20:41.98 21:35.32 22:09.57 22:22.28 22:27.97 22:48.63 23:06.06 23:21.41 23:28.40 23:29.84 23:32.14 24:18.18 24:28.99 24:30.45 24:35.21 24:41.06 24:53.19 25:01.40 25:08.02 25:21.03 26:27.63
Panther Invitational Sept. 19, 2009 - Middlebury, Vt. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 23. Matt Smith 28:29.5 25. Colin Delaney 28:43.1 32. Nathan Buck 29:13.9 34. Robert Sitzer 29:28.3 39. Tom Perekslis 30:22.9 43. Brian McDonnell 30:38.9 58. Patrick Smith 34:27.0 13. 19. 20. 23. 26. 29. 31. 33. 35. 37. 39. 40. 41.
Jessica Edwards Julia Saliy Jennifer Labrenz Lauren Fereshetian Karyn Norwood Milijana Lacmanovic Caitlin Ferland Briana Gerry Elena Bilodeau Kendra Corr Brooke Pagnotta Erin Kennally Vanessa Torchia
42. 44. 45. 47. 48.
Elyse Desmarias Kate Loughlin Sarah Regan Liz Tuxbury Meredith Currie
23:47.9 24:00.1 24:15.5 24:51.8 24:54.9
Purple & Gold Scrimmage Sept. 26, 2009 - Colchester, Vt. (5K) 1. Matt Smith 18:22 2. Tom Perekslis 19:14 3. Brian McDonnell 19:17 4. Nathan Buck 19:24 6. Robert Sitzer 19:48 9. Patrick Smith 20:47 13. Michael Cardillo 21:41
12. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 20. 21. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
Julia Saliy Karyn Norwood Jessica Edwards Jennifer Labrenz Briana Gerry Caitlin Ferland Lauren Fereshetian Elena Bilodeau Emily Culkin Brooke Pagnotta Sam Martell Vanessa Torchia Elyse Desmarias Meredith Currie Liz Tuxbury Kate Loughlin
21:40 21:41 21:42 21:45 22:40 22:48 22:48 23:50 24:06 24:07 24:09 24:15 24:16 24:40 24:43 24:44
Vermont State Championship Oct. 3, 2009 - Johnson, Vt. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 12. Colin Delaney 28:58.3 20. Matt Smith 29:35.7 25. Robert Sitzer 29:59.3 28. Michael Cardillo 30:11.3 35. Tom Perekslis 31:03.1 20:14.1 39. Brian McDonnell 31:24.5 21:01.1 62. Patrick Smith 34:31.7 21:12.5 21:31.1 6. Jessica Edwards 19:34.4 21:42.1 17. Lauren Fereshetian 20:43.2 22:08.0 19. Karyn Norwood 20:44.9 22:14.9 20. Julia Saliy 20:48.0 22:32.2 21. Jennifer Labrenz 20:51.2 22:59.2 28. Caitlin Ferland 22:01.2 23:19.9 29. Briana Gerry 22:06.8 23:42.7 33. Milijana Lacmanovic 22:20.5 23:43.7 35. Elena Bilodeau 22:33.4 23:47.0 37. Sam Martell 22:52.7
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Finish M: 6th of W: 6th of M: 4th of W: 3rd of
2009 Results
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M: 5th of 10 W: 3rd of 10 M: Inc. W: 43rd of 49 M: 3rd of 4 W: 3rd of 4 M: 11th of 15 W: 11th of 16 M: 17th of 30 W: 11th of 30 41. 42. 44. 51. 52. 53. 56. 57.
Vanessa Torchia Kendra Corr Emily Culkin Micho Pilotte Erin Kennally Elyse Desmarias Sarah Regan Meredith Currie
Top SMC Runner M: Matt Smith (29:12.72, 58th) W: Jessica Edwards (20:41.98, 38th) M: Matt Smith (28:29.5, 23rd) W: Jessica Edwards (20:14.1, 13th) M: Matt Smith (18:22, 1st) W: Julia Saliy (21:40, 12th) M: Colin Delaney (28:58.3, 12th) W: Jessica Edwards (19:34.4, 6th) M: Michael Cardillo (28:31, 273rd) W: Lauren Fereshetian (20:50, 214th) M: Matt Smith (28:23, 19th) W: Jessica Edwards (20:14, 14th) M: Matt Smith (27:59.9, 70th) W: Jessica Edwards (19:56.9, 33rd) M: Colin Delaney (34:51.9, 67th) W: Jessica Edwards (24:47.4, 38th) 23:16.2 23:20.9 23:29.8 24:07.1 24:20.2 24:21.1 24:59.1 24:59.4
New England Championship Oct. 10, 2009 - Boston, Mass. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 273. Michael Cardillo 28:31 279. Robert Sitzer 28:51 289. Brian McDonnell 29:51 293. Tom Perekslis 30:08
214. 245. 256. 272. 279. 287. 298.
Lauren Fereshetian Karyn Norwood Julia Saliy Jennifer Labrenz Briana Gerry Caitlin Ferland Milijana Lacmanovic
20:50 21:19 21:35 21:56 22:07 22:22 22:57
Saint Michael’s Invitational Oct. 16, 2009 - Colchester, Vt. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 19. Matt Smith 28:23 20. Michael Cardillo 28:34 26. Brian McDonnell 29:08 27. Nathan Buck 29:20 28. Robert Sitzer 29:23 29. Tom Perekslis 29:25 39. Patrick Smith 34:12
14. 29. 30. 31. 32. 35. 36. 37. 38. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 48.
Jessica Edwards Elyse Desmarias Emily Culkin Briana Gerry Jennifer Labrenz Lauren Fereshetian Vanessa Torchia Julia Saliy Sam Martell Elena Bilodeau Micho Pilotte Karyn Norwood Sarah Regan Milijana Lacmanovic Erin Kennally Liz Tuxbury
20:14 22:38 22:38 22:39 22:39 22:53 22:53 22:54 22:55 23:06 23:12 23:19 23:20 23:20 23:22 25:13
Northeast-10 Championship Oct. 25, 2009 - Colchester, Vt. (M: 8K; W: 5K) 70. Matt Smith 27:59.9 87. Colin Delaney 28:42.4 88. Michael Cardillo 28:43.9 93. Robert Sitzer 29:07.4 94. Brian McDonnell 29:12.1 99. Tom Perekslis 29:24.6 128. Patrick Smith 33:40.5 33. 77. 81. 88. 94. 95. 99. 110. 124. 127. 129. 135.
Jessica Edwards Jennifer Labrenz Karyn Norwood Lauren Fereshetian Briana Gerry Caitlin Ferland Milijana Lacmanovic Elena Bilodeau Elyse Desmarias Kendra Corr Kate Loughlin Sam Martell
19:56.9 20:54.3 21:03.4 21:20.2 21:29.1 21:29.7 21:35.9 21:58.6 22:48.6 23:04.9 23:12.4 23:30.3
38. 69. 73. 97. 98. 101. 125.
Jessica Edwards Karyn Norwood Jennifer Labrenz Julia Saliy Lauren Fereshetian Briana Gerry Caitlin Ferland
24:47.4 25:39.0 25:53.3 26:34.6 26:38.8 26:41.0 27:29.5
NCAA Regionals Nov. 8, 2009 - Boston, Mass. (M: 10K; W: 6K) 67. Colin Delaney 34:51.9 77. Michael Cardillo 35:07.9 82. Matt Smith 35:23.6 104. Robert Sitzer 36:37.4 106. Brian McDonnell 36:40.1 127. Tom Perekslis 38:18.0
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President Dr. John J. Neuhauser Dr. John J. (Jack) Neuhauser, enters his fourth year as the 16th president of Saint Michael’s College in 2010-11. He was named President on August 1, 2007, and was inaugurated on September 29, 2007.
Neuhauser spent the two years prior to joining Saint Michael’s as University Professor of Boston College. From 1999 to 2005, he served as academic vice president and dean of faculties of Boston College. From 1977 to 1999, Dr. Neuhauser served as dean and professor of the Boston College Carroll School of Management. “I’ve come to know and admire Saint Michael’s College as a trustee for five years, and quite literally, to know this place is to love it,” Professor Neuhauser said, on being named the next president of the college. “The academic qualities of Saint Michael’s, its faculty commitment to scholarship and teaching, the enthusiasm and curiosity of its students, and its talented administration and staff, should put it in the first ranks of liberal arts colleges. That is the path I hope we will follow together,” he said. “I only hope to be able to continue the strong legacy of Marc and Dana vanderHeyden [Saint Michael’s current president and his wife] and their predecessors.”
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During his six years as academic vice president and dean of faculties of Boston College, Professor Neuhauser was responsible for leadership of the faculty in seven schools and colleges, containing 670 full-time faculty members, and nearly 400 part-time. During this time the number of full-time faculty increased by 50 and the number of endowed professorships more than doubled, to 45. Half the new faculty were persons of color. As dean of Boston College’s Carroll School of Management, Professor Neuhauser led a redesign of the MBA program to promote socially responsible, ethical management and to offer several joint degree programs: MBA-MSA, MBAJD and MBA-Ph.D. He is also credited with raising $20 million on his own for the Carroll School. A native of New York City, Dr. Neuhauser earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Manhattan College in 1964, a master’s in operations research and statistics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1965, and a doctorate in operations research and statistics: mathematics, also from Rensselaer, in 1968. Professor Neuhauser is described “as an academic leader who strives for excellence first,” and as a person who is “very comfortable providing leadership within the framework of a strong Catholic institution.” Jack Neuhauser has been a member of the Saint Michael's College Board of Trustees since 2001. He is the father of three grown children. He has completed the Boston Marathon seven times.
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Geri Knortz, Ed.D. M’05 Athletics Director On May 7, 1997, Geraldine S. Knortz, Ed.D., became the fifth athletics director in the College’s 93-year history, and the first woman to ever hold the position. “We were looking for someone with the leadership abilities to carry Saint Michael's into the 21st century, with concern for all students,” then-college president Marc A. vanderHeyden said. “I am convinced we have found the right person in Geri Knortz.” While at Saint Michael's, Knortz has guided the successful transition of the women’s ice hockey program to varsity status and the men’s ice hockey program’s move to the ECAC East Conference. Knortz has also been instrumental in the addition of numerous fulltime coaching positions, improvements to coaches offices, the renovation of the Ross Sports Center gymnasium floor in 2001, and the construction of the Duffy Artificial Turf Field in 2005. Under her leadership, notable team successes include the field hockey team’s semifinal finish at the 2000 and 2001 NCAA Championship, the men’'s basketball “Sweet Sixteen” appearance in 2001, and the crowning of the men’s hockey team as the 1999 NCAA Division II Champions. The last three years, the women’s tennis team earned the program’s first three appearances in the NCAA Division II Tournament, and the men’s ice hockey team was crowned Northeast10 Conference Tournament champions twice in the last three years. Knortz has been a member of many college committees at Saint Michael's including: strategic planning, athletic advisory, technology steering, administrative council, and numerous search committees. At the national level, she currently serves on the NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics, and is past chair of the NCAA Division II Nominating Committee and the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee for the Northeast District. She is also active with the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators. Knortz prepared well for her opportunity at Saint Michael's during a very successful 15 year career at Hamilton College, where she held the position of associate director of athletics and senior woman administrator. She was also a professor of physical education (tenured 1987), and coached two varsity sports: volleyball and softball. She is a 1974 graduate (magna cum laude) of the State University of New York at Cortland, where she earned a bachelor of science in physical education and mathematics. She went on to earn her master of science in education at Northern Illinois University in 1978, and a master of science in administration at Saint Michael's in 2005.
Chris Kenny ’86 M’98 Associate Athletics Director
Now in his third decade as a college employee, Chris Kenny - the College’s associate athletic director - is primarily responsible for NCAA compliance, marketing, development, and sport administration. Kenny is a product of Saint Michael’s, earning a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and master of science degree in administration and management at the College. After a brief stint as public relations director in the Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies minor league systems following graduation, he returned to his alma mater to be the College’s sports information direc-
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Athletic Administration Zaf Bludevich Senior Associate Athletics Director
A member of the athletic department since 1975, Zaf Bludevich has been involved in nearly every aspect of Saint Michael’s athletics since his arrival more than three decades ago. Bludevich has served as associate athletic director, head athletics trainer, summer camp director, intramural director and has coached several sports. From 1975 to 2003, he served as the College’s head athletic trainer, and in 2004 was promoted to his current title. A 1993 Saint Michael’s Hall of Fame inductee, Bludevich has served on numerous committees and received several awards for his tireless efforts and dedication to Purple Knights athletics. He has held the positions of treasurer and secretary on the Vermont Association of Athletic Trainers and been a member of the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules and Women’s Championship committees and ECAC Cross Country and Track Committee. Bludevich’s longest tenure in a coaching position was 16 years with the cross country program, though he split his time between the men’s (1980-83, 1990-97) and women’s (1980-87) squads. In 1984 and 1985, his women’s squad won the Mideast Conference title. He was the co-head coach of the men’s swimming and diving team during its first four seasons of existence (1974-78). In 1975, he coached the school’s field hockey team, and in 1990 he assisted Lou DiMasi’s men’s lacrosse team. A 1974 graduate of Norwich University (and 2004 Norwich Hall of Fame inductee), where he received his bachelor’s degree in physical education, he earned his master’s in education/athletic training in 1975. In 1991, he received a degree in physical therapy from the University of Vermont. tor, a position he held for eight years. Following his term as the school’s SID, he served as Director of Athletic External Affairs for two years, before being promoted first to Assistant, then Associate Athletic Director. A well-known face around campus, Kenny is a member of several committees, both on campus and in the outer realm of college athletics. A former member of the NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Committee, he is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators, and the National Association of Athletics Compliance Coordinators. He is also a member of Leadership Champlain’s Class of 2005. A division of the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Champlain is a prestigious year-long program focused on developing professional leadership and awareness of community issues facing Vermont. On campus, he is a member of the College’s Athletic Task Force, Athletic Advisory Council, and Judicial Review Board, and chairs the College’s Athletic Hall of Fame Committee. Kenny is also an active volunteer in and outside the Burlington community. He serves on the Vermont State Sports Council, is a member of the board of directors for Big Apple Basketball (a non-profit corporation committed to helping New York City kids achieve their dream of a college education), and volunteers for Vermont’s Camp TaKum-Ta (a residential summer camp for children with cancer) having served the camp as a member of its board of directors for 10 years. He is also the Executive Director of the Robert J. Kenny Memorial Golf Tournament, which endows camping scholarships at the Clara Barton Camp for girls with diabetes in memory of his late father, and is a member of the Barton Center’s “Friends of Barton.”
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Sports Medicine
Jim Murdock Head Athletic Trainer
Jim Murdock, an athletic trainer with nearly 30 years of collegiate experience, enters his second year as Saint Michael’s head athletic trainer in 2010-11. Murdock joins Saint Michael’s after spending 11 years as an athletic trainer at the University of Vermont, including five years as head athletic trainer and assistant director of the Center for Health and Wellbeing. As head athletic trainer, he worked with all 27 of UVM’s NCAA Division I varsity sports programs, and was the supervisor for seven full-time staff, two part-time staff, several student athletic trainers, and three athletic medi- The Athletic Training Room is located on the first floor of the Ross Sports Center, across from the gym. cine facilities. Prior to his time at UVM, Murdock was the director of sports medicine/head athletic trainer and assistant athletics director at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, N.J., from 1986-98. While at Monmouth, he developed a drug-education course and program for student-athletes, and also taught a variety of courses related to athletic training, health and fitness, and first aid safety. Murdock is a 1980 graduate of the University of New Hampshire with a bachelor of science degree in physical education/athletic training, and earned his masters of education in sports medicine/athletic training from the University of Virginia in 1991. He also has served a six-year stint (1980-86) as an assistant athletic trainer and head baseball coach at Washington & Lee University, an NCAA Division III institution in Lexington, Va. Jessica Moore Athletic Trainer Jessica Moore enters her fifth season as athletic trainer at Saint Michael’s in 2010-11. She assists in all of the College’s 21 varsity sports, and works primarily with the men’s and women’s ice hockey teams dur-
ing the winter. Moore received her bachelor’s degree from Castleton State College in 2002, earning her degree in sports medicine. While at Castleton, she was a senior athletic training student with men’s and women’s basketball, softball, baseball and women’s soccer. After graduating from Castleton, Moore was a graduate assistant at Old Dominion University, working primarily with the women's basketball team, which hosted the NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional Tournament in 2006. She received her master's degree in education from Old Dominion in 2006.
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Whitney Grennon Athletic Medicine Intern Whitney Grennon joins Saint Michael's for her first year as the athletic medicine intern in 2010-11. She will assist with the health care of the College's 21 NCAA Division II intercollegiate varsity sports programs. Grennon graduated summa cum laude from Norwich University in May with a bachelor of science degree in sports medicine/athletic training, and minors in biology, health-nutrition, and coaching. While at Norwich, she worked in the athletic training room for four years, where she actively assisted the College's athletic training staff. Grennon also was a four-year standout for the Norwich softball team, and three-year team captain. Grennon also served two years as president of the College's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
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Seth Cole ’01 Sports Information Director
Athletic Support Jon Milazzo Equipment and Events Manager
Seth Cole, a native of Blue Hill, Maine, returns for his eighth year as sports information director for Saint Michael’s in 2010-11. He handles all publicity and media relations efforts for the College’s 21 varsity sports, and is the chair of the Northeast-10 Conference Sports Information Directors. He also served as the College’s baseball coach from 2006-08. Cole, a 2001 graduate of Saint Michael’s with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, returns following a 12-month stint with USA Hockey in Colorado Springs, Colo. He first served USA Hockey as The Brian Fishman Intern before being hired full-time as coordinator of media and public relations. Prior to joining USA Hockey, Cole spent the 2001-02 school year as an Asa S. Bushnell intern with the Eastern College Athletic Conference in Centerville, Mass. As an undergraduate, Cole served internships with the Saint Michael’s sports information office and with the sports department of the Burlington Free Press. In addition, he also served as sports editor of The Defender, Saint Michael’s award-winning student newspaper. A four-year starter at second base for the Purple Knights’ varsity baseball team, Cole won the George “Doc” Jacobs Award, given annually to a student who makes an outstanding contribution to the athletic department at Saint Michael’s.
Mary Moreau is in her 16th year as the athletic department’s office coordinator. She is responsible for coordinating travel for every team and makes all necessary arrangements for home and away contests, including scheduling officials and transportation. Along with Stacey Peet, she helps manage the day-to-day operations of the athletic department.
Meggan Dulude was named the College’s full-time Coordinator of Athletic Facilities & Student Workers on June 24, 2010. She is responsible for the coordination of all athletics facilities and field requests, among other tasks. Dulude (formerly Meggan Roberge) was a standout pitcher for the Saint Michael’s softball team from 2004-07, and holds nearly every pitching record in program history.
Stacey Peet is in her 13th year as administrative assistant to the athletic department. She has several duties, including managing the day-to-day operations of the department. She also acts as the athletic department’s business manager. Peet, a well-known face on campus, is often seen singing the national anthem at many of the men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, and men’s ice hockey home games.
James Franklin was named the head coach of men’s soccer, tickets manager, and events supervisor at Saint Michael’s College in April of 2008. Franklin has 12 years of collegiate coaching experience, most recently as an assistant coach for the University of Vermont’s women’s program in 2006 and 2007. Prior to joining UVM, Franklin was the men’s soccer head coach at Norwich from 2003-06. He played collegiate soccer at nearby Champlain College, where he earned his bachelor’s degree.
Tony Bonvechio ’10 joins Saint Michael’s in the role of sports information intern for the 2010-11 academic year. He will assist with all public and media relations facets for the College’s 21 varsity sports programs. Bonvechio, a journalism and mass communications major with a 3.2 GPA, played baseball at Saint Michael’s for two years (and at Southern New Hampshire University for one season). As a senior in 2010, he led the Purple Knights with three home runs and a .472 slugging percentage while serving as the squad’s primary catcher.
Meggan Dulude ’07 Coordinator of Athletic Facilities & Student Workers
James Franklin Tickets Manager and Events Supervisor
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Jon Milazzo, a native of Richmond, Vt., has been the Purple Knights’ equipment and events manager since 1998. He is in charge of the purchasing and distribution of all apparel and equipment for the College’s 21 varsity programs. In addition, Milazzo is responsible for the game management of each home athletic event and the operation of the college’s concession stand for home basketball games. He also oversees a student work study staff of 15. Milazzo is a graduate of the University of Hartford. Before arriving at Saint Michael’s, he was an athletic equipment manager at the University of Vermont for 17 years.
Mary Moreau Office Coordinator
Stacey Peet Administrative Assistant
Tony Bonvechio ’10 Sports Information Intern
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Facilities
The Saint Michael’s basketball teams and women’s volleyball team play in the Ross Sports Center (left), which was renovated in the summer of 2001. A new state-of-the-art floor was put down to replace the previous one that existed since the building opened in 1973. The new floor provides 65 percent shock absorption with an impressive 98.9 percent ball return and minimal amount of deflection. The same style floor is featured at several NBA arenas and some of the top college basketball courts in the nation, including Duke, Yale and Indiana universities. The gym is highly regarded as one of the best Division II facilities in the Northeast.
The Doc Jacobs Complex (left) is home to Saint Michael’s outdoor sports teams including field hockey, soccer, softball, and baseball. The facility has two soccer fields, a softball and baseball field, a newly-built artificial turf field, and one of the finest natural grass fields in New England.
The Tarrant Recreation Center, named after the parents of former basketball All-American Rich Tarrant, offers students indoor basketball, tennis, racquetball and squash courts. It also has a 1/8 mile suspended indoor track.
The Ross Sports Center pool is home to the Purple Knights swimming and diving teams. The 25-yard, sixlane pool is also the home of Green Mountain Aquatics.
The Fitness Center provides a wide variety of cardiovascular and weighttraining equipment, including free weights, for all Saint Michael’s students, alumni, faculty members and staff.
2010 Sc hedule
Da te Opponent 9/12 a t Uni v. of Ver mont M: 11 a.m. W: 12 p .m. In vita tional (W illiston, Vt.) 9/18 a t Panther In vita tional M: 1 p .m. (Mid dle b ur y, Vt.) W: 2 p .m. 10/2 a t Ver mont Sta te M: 12 p .m. Championship W: 1 p .m. (Mid dle b ur y, Vt.) 10/9 a t Ne w Eng land W: 12p .m. Championship M: 1:30 p .m. (Boston, Mass .) 10/22 Saint Mic hael’ s W: 3:30 p .m. In vita tional M: 4:15 p .m. (Colc hester, Vt.) 11/7 a t Nor theast-10 W: 10 a.m. Championship M: 11 a.m. (Easton, Mass .) 12 p .m. 11/21 a t NCAA R e gionals (Boston, Mass .) 12/4 a t NCAA M: 11 a.m. Championship W: 12 p .m. (Louisville , K y.)
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