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BEARCAT LACROSSE GENERAL INFORMATION

Name of School......................................................Saint Vincent College Location........................................................................Latrobe, PA, 15650 Founded...................................................................................................1846 Enrollment.............................................................................................1,800 Nickname........................................................................................Bearcats Athletic Colors...................................................................Green and Gold Athletic Affiliation...........................................................NCAA Division-III President..................................................Brother Norman Hipps, O.S.B Athletic Director.............................................Rev. Myron Kirsch, O.S.B. Assistant Athletic Director.................................................Susan Hozak Athletic Department Phone..............................................(724) 805-2111 Athletic Department Fax...............................................(724) 532-5050

SPORTS INFORMATION

Sports Information Director....................................................Jeff Zidek Office Phone.....................................................................(724) 805-2476 E-Mail.......................................................jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.edu Assistant Sports Information Director..............................Jim Berger Office Phone.......................................................................(724) 805-2741 E-Mail....................................................jim.berger@email.stvincent.edu Sports Information Student Assistants........................Jeremy Smith ......................Lou Fries, Abby Geisel, Megan DePrimio, Natalie Hozak Sports Information Fax.................................................(724) 532-5050 Sports Information Website...............http://athletics.stvincent.edu

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach...................................................................................Carl Haas Alma Mater/Year................................Virginia Military Institute/2001 Years at Saint Vincent/Record...................................................2/14-12 Office Phone.....................................................................(724) 805-2262 E-Mail.......................................................carl.haas@email.stvincent.edu Assistant Coaches.......Vince Mangini, Chuck Holland, Andrew Haas Athletic Trainers.........................Becky Pizer, Jodi Lohr, Ben Varilek, ...................................................................................Lauren Germanowski Strength & Conditioning Coordinator.....................................John Bell

TEAM INFORMATION

First Year of Lacrosse........................................................................1987 All-time Overall Record.................................................................145-145 Stadium..............................................................................Chuck Noll Field Surface/Capacity....................................................Natural Grass/1,100 2011 Overall Record...............................................................................9-5

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Coaching Staff..............................................................................................................2 2011 Roster....................................................................................................................4

2011 Bearcats................................................................................................................7

CREDITS

The 2011 Saint Vincent Lacrosse Yearbook is a production of the Saint Vincent College Sports Information Department.

Editor...........................................................................Jeff Zidek Graphics/Design/Layout.....................................Jim Berger Photography......... Jeremy Smith, Jim Berger, Jeff Zidek, ...................................................Steffani Huff, Andrew Gubelli Printing...................................Artcraft Printers, Latrobe PA

2011 Schedule/Results.............................................................................................22 2011 Statistics............................................................................................................23

2011 Game Recaps.....................................................................................................25 Team History..............................................................................................................34

Team Records............................................................................................................36 Saint Vincent College...............................................................................................38 Saint Vincent Athletics............................................................................................40

BEARCAT LACROSSE

HEAD COACH CARL HAAS

C OA C H I N G

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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, 2001 SECOND SEASON - 14-12 OVERALL

After just two seasons as head coach of the Bearcat men’s lacrosse team, Coach Carl Haas has already left his mark.

In 2011, Haas’ Bearcats finished 9-5, the first winning record for the program since 2006, while the nine wins in a season are tied for the second most in the team’s 24-year history. The 2011 Bearcats boasted a prolific offense, averaging 14.7 goals per game, good for 12th nationally. The team scored a total of 206 goals on the year, shattering an 11-year old school mark. Defensively, the 2011 Bearcats allowed four or fewer goals in four different games. Haas took over the program in 2010, after the retirement of longtime head coach Peter Tulk. Haas’ first edition of the Bearcat lacrosse team finished 5-7, but ended the season on a four-game winning streak, and again had a potent offensive attack, averaging 14.1 tallies per game.

Haas was hired at Saint Vincent in the fall of 2008, and spent the 2009 campagin as the team’s top assistant, responsible for recruiting, academic oversight, and spearheading the team’s defense, before being elevated to head coach for the 2011 season. Haas began his coaching career in 2003, serving as an assistant at Division-II St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College in North Carolina. In 2004, he was named assistant coach at Division-III Roanoke College, which was one of the top teams nationally during his tenure, compiling a 6322 record between 2004 and 2008.

Roanoke was routinely ranked in the Top-10 nationally, and earned a pair of Old Dominion Athletic Conference championships, while making three trips to the NCAA Division-III playoffs, reaching the national semifinals twice. He coached three All-Americans while at Roanoke, including the 2006 Division-III Defender of the Year Ben Love, who earned

All-America laurels three times.

A native of Fairfax, VA, Haas played collegiately at Division-I Virginia Military Institute, and the defenseman earned four letters. He served as team captain at VMI as a junior and senior, and was selected to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll. Haas, who currently serves on the NCAA Division-III All-America Committee, is pursuing his Masters Degree at Saint Vincent in Educational Media and Technology. He resides in Latrobe,

BEARCAT LACROSSE ASSISTANT COACH VINCE MANGINI

Coach Mangini is the elder statesman on the Bearcat coaching staff, as he has served as an assistant since 1995. He played collegiately at Bethany College, and continued with the Pittsburgh Lacrosse Club. Before coming to Saint Vincent, he spent three years as a head coach at Fox Chapel High School, where he led his team to a divisional championship as well as a second place finish. Coach Mangini, a resident of Crabtree, PA, is a freelance writer, specializing in documentaries.

Coach Holland played midfield for the Bearcats from 1996-2000. A New Jersey native, he has worked camps and clinics around the country. The third player in the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history to reach the 100 career point mark, Chuck received the John Granish award in 2000, recognizing the student-athlete who made the most of their talents.

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After graduating in 2000 with a degree in Communication, Chuck went on to play and coach in Perth, Western Australia for a year. US Lacrosse named him Assistant Coach of the year for high school lacrosse in South Carolina in 2007. Chuck works full-time as the Director of Development for the Office of Institutional Advancement at Saint Vincent College.

C OA C H I N G

ASSISTANT COACH CHUCK HOLLAND

ASSISTANT COACH ANDREW HAAS

Coach Andrew Haas is the newest member of the Bearcat coaching staff. He comes to Saint Vincent after teaching English aT Galena High School in Reno, NV. In addition to teaching he started the boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; lacrosse team, the first in Northern Nevada. In each of his six seasons at the helm the Grizzlies finished with a winning record. In his last two seasons with the team, Galena competed in the league championship and led the league in goals and assists. He also served as head coach of Reno eNVy Lacrosse, the High Sierra Lacrosse League All-Star team. Coach Haas is a 2004 graduate of the University of Nevada, Reno, with a Degree in English. During his college career, Haas served as President of the Nevada Alpha chapter of Phi Delta Theta and played lacrosse for the Wolfpack.

BEARCAT LACROSSE

2011 B E A R C A T S

2011 ROSTER

No Name Yr Pos Ht Wt 1 Alex Walsh So Mid 6-0 175 3 JD Mayer So Att 6-0 165 4 Ryan Kearney Sr Att 5-8 155 5 Brendan Cannon Sr Def 5-9 210 6 Kevin Murray Sr Def 6-3 215 7 Christian Sutton So Mid 5-11 160 8 Zach Wilfong Sr Att 6-0 200 9 Kevin Schroeck So Mid 5-6 185 10 Mike Diggs Jr Mid 5-11 155 11 Will Sellmayer Jr Mid 5-10 215 12 Jake Dick Sr Mid 6-3 175 13 Vincenzo DiSantis Sr Mid 5-8 160 14 Jesse Hicks So Mid 5-10 150 16 Adam Gunter So G 5-10 160 17 Matt Mackey Fr Att 5-8 150 18 Marty Teynor Jr Def 6-0 180 19 Conor Ryan So Def 6-4 195 20 Josh McCloskey Sr Def 5-11 190 21 Shane Rudolf Jr Def 6-0 185 22 Will DeLanoy Jr Att 6-0 160 23 Anthony Altieri So Att 5-10 165 24 Alex Langton Jr Att 5-10 175 25 Eugene Jones Fr Def 5-11 195 26 Tyler Borza So Def 5-9 185 27 Sean Kretovics Fr Mid 5-11 180 28 Joe Ames Sr Def 5-9 175 29 Pete McGee Fr Att 5-11 205 30 Logan Hoffmann Fr G 5-11 185 32 Kevin Vawter Jr Mid 6-0 200 33 Frank Howard So Mid 6-2 185 34 Jeremy McGuire Fr Mid 6-2 170 37 Ryan Riesmeyer Fr Def 6-1 205 39 Kevin Adams Jr Mid 5-10 170 40 Calvin Flederbach Fr Def 6-4 160 43 Kullen Adams Fr Att 6-2 235 44 Peter Hronis Fr Mid 5-8 150 45 Clark Williams Sr Def 6-4 150 47 Sam Futrovsky Sr Def 5-10 165 Head Coach: Carl Haas Assistant Coaches: Vince Mangini, Chuck Holland, Andrew Haas

Hometown Overland Park, KS Wilmington, DE Catonsville, MD Wilton, SC Tega Quay, SC Darby, PA Columbus, OH Lakewood, OH San Diego, CA Catonsville, MD Arnold, MD Glenmoore, PA Greenville, SC Columbus, OH Granger, IN Canton, OH Pittsburgh, PA Arnold, MD Hatboro, PA Landsdale, PA North Canton, OH Grosse Pointe Park, MI Beltsville, MD Gibsonia, PA Kent, OH Ellicott City, MD New Fairfield, CT Matthews, NC Audobon, PA Princeton, NJ Amherst, NH Murrysville, PA Horsham, PA Dix Hills, NY Fredericksburg, VA Easton, PA Arnold, MD Gaithersburg, MD

High School St. Thomas Aquinas Concord Cardinal Gibbons Wilton Charlotte Catholic Cardinal O’Hara Worthington Kilbourne St. Edward Rancho Bernardo Loyola Archbishop Spalding Downingtown West Riverside Worthington Kilbourne St. Joseph’s Jackson Fox Chapel Archbishop Spalding Hatboro-Horsham North Penn Hoover Grosse Pointe South St. Vincent Pallotti Vincentian Kent Roosevelt Cardinal Gibbons Kent School Charlotte Catholic Methacton Princeton Day School Souhegan Franklin Regional Hatboro-Horsham Commack Stafford Easton Area Archbishop Spalding Thomas Wootton

BEARCAT LACROSSE JOE

AMES

Sr - Def - 5’8” - 175 lbs Ellicott City, MD Cardinal Gibbons HS

JAKE

DICK

Sr - Mid - 6’3” - 175 lbs Arnold, MD Archbishop Spalding HS

Solid four-year starter at midfield… Finished his career with 103 points, good for 12th all-time in program history… Graduated as team’s active leader with 134 ground balls 2011: Started all 14 games… Tallied 33 points, on 26 goals and seven assists… Finished fourth on the team with 33 ground balls… Scored at least two points in 10 different games… Erupted for career-high seven points, on six goals and an assist, in win over Birmingham Southern… Scored three goals in a game in wins over Oberlin, Thiel, and W&J... Scored three points, on two goals and a helper, in season finale at Ohio Wesleyan… Grabbed career-high 10 ground balls in season opener at Frostburg State. 2010: Finished fourth on the team in scoring, with 30 points, coming on 19 goals and 11 assists… Placed second on the team with 30 ground balls… Second on the team in face off percentage, winning 39 of 66 (59.1 percent)… Scored two goals with an assist in win over Hendrix (3-18)… Tallied two goals and an assist vs. Kenyon (3-27)… Scored four points, on three goals and an assist, in win over Greensboro (4-17)… Scored two goals against Ohio Wesleyan (4-14)… Went for four points, on two goals and two assists, while grabbing five ground balls, in win over Oberlin (422)… Scored season-high five points in win at Mount St. Joseph (4-24). 2009: Appeared in all 14 games, making 11 starts… Finished third on the team in scoring with 35 points, on 26 goals and nine assists, while adding 28 GBs… Recorded 10 multi-point games… Scored three goals in each of the first two games of the year (3-3 vs. VA Wesleyan/3-6 vs. St. John Fisher)… Scored two goals with two assists vs. Trine (3-15)… Recorded had tricks in three straight games (4-18 vs. Greensboro/4-21 vs. Oberlin/4-26 vs. Medaille) 2008: Appeared in all 14 games as a freshman, starting 10… Finished with four goals and one assist… Led the team with 46 ground balls… Won 65 of 130 faceoffs. PERSONAL: Graduate of Archbishop Spalding… Played four seasons of lacrosse, earning two letters… Also two-year member of football team... Born 2-20-89… Son of Robert and Dorothy Dick… Majored in Management

CANNON

Sr - Def - 5’9” - 215 lbs Wilton, CT Wilton HS

Four-year starter on defense… Graduated second on active team leaderboard with 128 career ground balls. 2011: Started all 14 games for the Bearcats at defense… Had at least two ground balls in 11 different games, finishing with a total of 30… Also caused six turnovers… Picked up four ground balls vs. York (3-3)… Grabbed four ground balls, while causing three turnovers, in win over Wooster (3-22)… Had four ground balls at Greensboro (4-17). 2010: Started all 12 games… Finished with 19 ground balls, eight caused turnovers, and one assist… Had four ground balls in three different games (3-6 vs. Adrian/3-18 vs. Hendrix/324 vs. Wooster)… Caused two turnovers vs. both Henrix (3-18) and Greensboro (4-17). 2009: Started all 14 games… Named team’s defensive MVP… Led the team with 43 ground balls… Picked up five or more ground balls in seven different games… Caused eight turnovers. 2008: Appeared in all 13 games as a freshman, starting five… Grabbed 33 ground balls, good for second on the team. PERSONAL: Played four seasons at Wilton HS… Three-year starter… Two-time All-FCIAC selection… Also played four seasons of football... Born 4-30-89… Son of Maggie and James Cannon… Majored in Business

VINCENZO

DiSANTIS

Sr - Mid - 5’8” - 160 lbs Glenmoore, PA Downingtown West HS

2011 B E A R C A T S

Solid, consistent four-year member of the Bearcat defense… Received team’s 2011 Leadership Award 2011: Appeared in 13 games, making six starts… Finished with 15 ground balls and five caused turnovers… Had at least two ground balls in five different games… Picked up three ground balls and caused a turnover vs. Kenyon (3-26)… Grabbed season high four ground balls, with two caused turnovers. In win vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-14). 2010: Appeared in 11 games… Finished with eight ground balls and three caused turnovers… Grabbed two ground balls in win over Greensboro (4-17)… Had two ground balls and a caused turnover at York (2-27). 2009: Appeared in 13 games, making six starts… Grabbed 13 ground balls… Had multiple ground balls in four different games… Grabbed three ground balls in win over Trine (3-15)… Had three ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-3). 2008: Made 11 appearances and eight starts as a freshman… Finished with one assist, recorded in season finale vs. Wells… Also tallied 14 ground balls. PERSONAL: Graduate of Cardinal Gibbons HS… Played four seasons… Two-time All-City selection… Three-time All-Conference… Team MVP as a senior… Also lettered in basketball and soccer.. Born 6-28-89… Son of Tom and Kim Ames… Majored in Management.

BRENDAN

Solid, athletic, two-way midfielder… Graduated with 34 career points and 127 ground balls. 2011: Appeared in 12 games, making 11 starts… Scored five goals with two assists… Grabbed 28 ground balls and caused six turnovers… Received Saint Vincent College Rafferty Award, given to athletes who achieve excellence both in athletics and academics… Posted a goal and an assist in each of the team’s final two games (4-17 at Greensboro/4-19 at Ohio Wesleyan)… Snared four ground balls and caused four turnovers in season opener at Frostburg State (2-23)… Also had four ground balls vs. York (3-3) and Greensboro (4-17). 2010: Appeared in all 12 games, making 10 starts… Finished with seven goals, five assists, and a team-high 37 ground balls… Had a goal, assist, and seven ground balls vs. Adrian (3-6)… Had two goals and three ground balls vs. Kenyon (3-27)… Grabbed eight ground balls vs. 20th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan (4-14)… Recorded four-point day, with two goals and two assists, in win over Oberlin (4-22). 2009: Appeared in 14 games, making 11 starts… Finished with seven goals and two assists… Fourth on the team with 24 ground balls… Scored a goal with an assist vs. Mount St. Joseph (3-10)… Also scored goals against Adrian (3-14), Wittenberg (3-21), Wooster (3-31), Washington & Jefferson (4-3), and Medaille (4-27)… Grabbed season-high six ground balls in Wittenberg contest. 2008: Appeared in 14 games as a freshman, making two starts… Finished with three goals and 39 ground balls, good for second on the team… Scored first collegiate goal in win over Trine… Scored a goal and grabbed four ground balls in win over Oberlin. PERSONAL: Graduate of Downingtown West… Team captain as a senior… Two-time All-Suburban League selection... Born 1-10-89… Son of Gabriella and Michael DiSantis… Honor student, majored in Chemistry.

BEARCAT LACROSSE SAM

FUTROVSKY

Sr - Def - 5’10” - 165 lbs Gaithersburg, MD Wootton HS

2011 B E A R C A T S

Solid four-year defender… Good on both sides of the ball, showing goal scoring ability. 2011: Appeared in all 14 games… Finished with five points, on three goals and two assists… Also grabbed eight ground balls and caused three turnovers… Scored first goal of the season in win over Oberlin (3-9)… Had a goal, assist, and three ground balls in win over Bethany (4-6)… Scored a goal, and grabbed two ground balls, at Greensboro (4-17). 2010: Appeared in nine games… Scored two goals with an assist… Grabbed eight ground balls and caused two turnovers… Had a goal and an assist in win over Hendrix (3-18)… Had a goal and four ground balls in win over Oberlin (4-22). 2009: Battled through injury, appearing in six games, with one start...Tallied two ground balls 2008: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman, making five starts… Finished with one assist, recorded in win over Trine… Tallied 22 ground balls… Had two or more ground balls in seven different games… Grabbed season-high four ground balls vs. Wheeling Jesuit… Was perfect in six face offs. PERSONAL Graduate of Wootton… Four-year letterman… Received Minds in Motion student-athlete award… Also participated in track and football... Born 3-13-89… Son of Rosemary and Fred Futrovsky… Majored in Anthropology

JOSH

McCLOSKEY

Sr - Def - 5’11” - 190 lbs Arnold, MD Archbishop Spalding HS

Full time starter on defense for all four years of career… Two-time Team Defensive MVP 2011: Named team’s Defensive MVP… Started all 14 games… Finished with two goals, 21 ground balls, and 10 caused turnovers… Scored first career goal in season opener vs. Frostburg State (2-23), while causing two turnovers in same game… Scored a goal and grabbed two ground balls vs. York (3-3)… Had three ground balls and caused three turnovers in win over Wooster (3-22)… Had four ground balls against both Denison (4-9) and Washington & Jefferson (4-13)… Also caused two turnovers in W&J game 2010: Started all 12 games… Finished with one assist, 21 ground balls, and eight caused turnovers… Had three ground balls and an assist vs. Hendrix (3-18)… Had three ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Wooster (3-24)… Had four ground balls and four caused turnovers vs. Kenyon (3-27). 2009: Started all 14 games… Tallied 19 ground balls, picking up at least two in six separate games… Caused eight turnovers… Grabbed three ground balls with two caused turnovers in win over Mount St. Joseph… Grabbed four ground balls with two caused turnovers vs. Oberlin. 2008: Started all 14 games as a freshman… Named team’s Defensive MVP… Finished third on the team with 33 ground balls… Grabbed three ground balls in seven straight games… Picked up five ground balls and caused two turnovers vs. Trine… Had four ground balls against both Seton Hill and Wheeling Jesuit. PERSONAL: Graduate of Archbishop Spalding… Three-year lacrosse letterman… All-Conference as a senior... Born 7-8-89… Son of Debbie and Dale McCloskey… Majored in Business Management.

RYAN

KEARNEY

Sr - Att - 5’8” - 155 lbs Catonsville, MD Cardinal Gibbons HS

Proven four-year offensive threat… Graduated seventh all-time in program history in goals (97) and ninth all-time in points (135). 2011: Named team’s Offensive MVP… Led team with 37 goals… Tied for second with 50 points… Scored two or more goals in 12 of 14 games… Scored season-high seven points, on five goals and two assists, in win over Bethany (4-6)… Scored four goals, including game-winner with under 30 seconds left, vs. Christopher Newport (4-12)… Recorded five point games against Wooster (3 G, 2 A), Kenyon (2 G, 3A), Thiel (2 G, 3 A), and Greensboro (4 G, 1 A)… Scored on 37 of 51 shots on goal, good for a stellar 71 percent mark… Also finished third on the team with 36 ground balls… Grabbed at least four ground balls in six different games, including season-high five vs. Bethany. 2010: Finished third on the team in goals (21), assists (11), and points (32), despite missing two games to injury… Posted season-high four goals vs. Adrian (3-6)… Scored three goals with an assist vs. Mount St. Joseph (4-24)… Had two goals and three ground balls vs. both Wittenberg (3-20) and Oberlin (4-22)… Had a goal and two assists vs. Kenyon (3-27). 2009: Appeared in 13 games, with 12 starts… Finished with 38 points, on 25 goals and 13 assists… Picked up 17 ground balls… Turned in seven multi-goal games… Scored four goals with an assist vs. Trine (3-15)… Scored three goals against both Virginia Wesleyan (3-3) and Mount St. Joseph (3-10)… Tallied six points, with two goals and four helpers, vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-3). 2008: Started 12 of 14 games… Finished with 13 goals, three assists, and 16 points… Recorded three multi-goal games… Also added 18 ground balls. PERSONAL: Graduate of Cardinal Gibbons… Four-year letterman… Three-time All-MIAC pick… Also three-year letterman in soccer... Born 9-18-89… Son of Robert and Lita Kearney… Honor student, majored in Communication.

KEVIN

MURRAY

Sr - Def - 6’3” - 215 lbs Tega Cay, SC Charlotte Catholic HS

Eolved into a top defender for the Bearcats… Full time starter as a junior and senior. 2011: Appeared in all 14 games, making 10 starts… Finished with 18 ground balls and seven caused turnovers… Had two or more ground balls in five different games… Had three ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. York (3-3)… Had season-high four ground balls, with a caused turnover, vs. Christopher Newport (3-12)… Posted two ground balls against Bethany (4-6) and Washington & Jefferson (4-13). 2010: Started all 12 games… Finished with three points, on a goal and two assists, while adding 19 ground balls and eight caused turnovers… Had four ground balls in win over Mount St. Joseph (4-24)… Caused two turnovers vs. York (2-27)… Posted two ground balls and an assist vs. Kenyon (3-27)… Grabbed season-high five ground balls vs. Oberlin (4-22)… Scored goal and caused two turnovers vs. Greensboro (4-17) 2009: Appeared in 12 games, making seven starts… Scored one goal (4-3 vs. Washington & Jefferson)… Grabbed 11 ground balls… Posted two ground balls in a game three times (3-10 vs. Mount St. Joseph/3-15 vs. Trine/4-26 vs. Medaille) 2008: Appeared in five games as a freshman… Totaled five ground balls. PERSONAL: Graduate of Charlotte Catholic… Four-year letterman in lacrosse… Also lettered in football and hockey... Born 8-26-89... Son of Peter and Patricia Murray... Majored in Math

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BEARCAT LACROSSE ZACH

WILFONG

Sr - Att - 6’0” - 200 lbs Columbus, OH Worthington Kilbourne HS

WILLIAMS

Sr - Def - 6’4” - 155 lbs Arnold, MD Archbishop Spalding HS

Solid four-year defender… Played in 39 straight games over the last three seasons. 2011: Appeared in all 14 games… Finished with two goals, one assist, 19 ground balls, and 10 caused turnovers… Scored first career goal in win over Wooster (3-22)… Scored second goal two games later, in win over Thiel (4-2), while grabbing four ground balls and causing two turnovers.… Finished with at least two ground balls in six different games… Had three ground balls and caused a turnover in season opener vs. Frostburg State (2-23)… Grabbed two ground balls with two caused turnovers vs. Adrian (3-19) 2010: Appeared in all 12 games… Finished with one assist, and 14 ground balls… Had seasonhigh three ground balls vs. 10th-ranked Denison (4-10)… Posted two ground balls and an assist in win over Hendrix (3-18). 2009: Appeared in all 13 games… Tallied one assist (4-3 vs. W&J)… Finished fourth on the team with 26 ground balls… Snared three or more ground balls in five different games… Grabbed four ground balls in win over Trine (3-15)… Had four ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. W&J (4-3)… Had three ground balls and two caused turnovers vs. Medaille (4-26). 2008: Made five appearances as a freshman… Tallied three shots on goal and three ground balls. PERSONAL: Graduate of Archbishop Spalding, alongside classmates Josh McCloskey and Jake Dick… Played four years of lacrosse, earning two letters... Born 8-23-89… Son of Kevin and Joan Williams… Majored in Marketing.

KEVIN

ADAMS

Jr - Mid - 5’10” - 175 lbs Horsham, PA Hatboro-Horsham HS

2011 B E A R C A T S

Four-year starter and two-year captain for the Bearcats… 2011 Team MVP… Finished career with 201 points, good for second all-time in program history… Scored 120 career goals, fourth most in program history… 81 career assists good for second all-time in program history. 2011: Finished with 50 points, on 34 goals and 16 assists… Had at least one point in all 14 games… Scored two or more goals in a game nine times… Tallied nine points (6 goals, 3 assists) at Greensboro (4-17)… Scored four goals with an assists vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-14)… Scored three goals in a game six times, including three goal, three assists output vs. Bethany (4-6)… Grabbed two or more ground balls in eight different games, including season-high four in Greensboro game… Recipient of Saint Vincent’s E. Albert DeLuca Award, given to athletes who show solid, consistent leadership... Selected to USILA North/South All-Star game. 2010: Finished with 50 points (28 goals, 22 assists) despite missing one game due to injury… 28 ground balls good for fourth in the team… Scored at least two goals in nine different games… Scored three goals with two assists vs. Adrian (3-6)… Went for nine points, on three goals and six assists, vs. Hendrix (3-18)… Scored two goals with three helpers vs. Kenyon (3-27)… Scored five goals with two assists vs. Oberlin (4-22)… Went for seven points, on four goals and three assists, vs. W&J (5-1) 2009: Appeared in all 14 games, with 13 starts… Named team MVP… Scored 28 goals and a team-high 30 assists, good for 58 points… Also added 34 ground balls, second on the team… Recorded at least one point in every game… Scored five goals, with two assists, vs. Mt. Saint Joseph (3-10)… Scored four goals with two assists vs. Adrian (3-14)… Scored three goals with four assists vs. Trine (3-15)… Scored four goals with two assitss vs. Wittenberg (3-21)… Tallied career-high 11 points, on three goals and eight assists, vs. Oberlin (4-21)… Recorded five assists vs. Medaille (4-26) 2008: Named team’s Offensive MVP as a freshman… Finished with 43 points, on 30 goals and 13 assists… Tallied 29 ground balls… Recorded eight multi-goal games… Scored six goals in season opener at Virginia Wesleyan (2-26)… Scored five girls vs. Oberlin (4-27)… Scored four goals twice and three goals three times. PERSONAL: Graduate of Worthington Kilbourne… Played four years of both lacrosse and football… All-Conference pick in both sports... Born 7-30-88… Son of Jason Wornstaff and Pennie Wilfong… Graduated with degree in History.

CLARK

2011: Appeared in all 14 games at midfield... Tallied three points, on two goals and an assist... Totaled 11 ground balls... Served as one of the Bearcats’ top face-off men, winning 48 of 89 (54 percent)... Scored a goal and an assist, while grabbing two ground balls and winning nine of 16 faceoffs, in win over Wooster (3-22)... Grabbed season-high three ground balls in win at Kenyon (3-26)... Went 10-for-11 in the faceoff circle, while scoring a goal and snaring two ground balls, in win over Thiel (4-2)... Won seven of nine faceoffs in win over Bethany (4-6). 2010: Appeared in 12 games for the Bearcats... Totaled one assist, with seven ground balls... Second on the team in faceoffs, winning 40 of 104... Went 6-for-9 in faceoffs in win over Hendrix (4-18)... Grabbed two ground balls and went 5-for-8 in the faceoff circle vs. Mount St. Joseph (4-24). 2009: Attended Roanoke College

PERSONAL: Graduat of Hatboro-Horsham High School, where he played alongside current Saint Vincent classmate Shane Rudolf... Played four seasons of lacrosse, earning two letters... Strong student, majoring in Elementary Instruction... Son of Debbie and Gary Adams

BEARCAT LACROSSE WILL

DeLANOY

Jr - Att - 6’0” - 160 lbs Landsdale, PA North Penn HS

2011 B E A R C A T S

Explosive offensive attackman… Evolved into one of the top offensive threats in the nation… Ended junior year as the school’s all-time leader in career assists (82), while he’s third alltime in program history in career points (196), and third in goals (114)… Has scored at least one point in all 40 career games. 2011: Started all 14 games at attack… Led team in points (67) and assists (34), while placing third with 33 goals… 34 assists tied 10-year-old single-season school record (Lucas Repka, 2001)... Second on the team with 39 ground balls… Scored five or more points in nine different games… Opened season with seven-point game vs. Frostburg State (2-23), on five goals and two assists… Had a goal and four assists vs. Birmingham Southern (2-27)… Scored three goals with seven ground balls vs. York (3-3)… Went for six points, on three goals and three assists, vs Oberlin (3-9)… Had a goal and four assists in win over Christopher Newport (3-12)… Scored five goals in win over Kenyon (3-26)… Went for seven points, on three goals and four assists, in win over Thiel (4-2)… Posted nine-point day, with three goals and six assists, vs. Bethany (4-6)… Had five points, on a goal and four assists, while adding six ground balls, vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-13)… Went for seven points, on four goals and three assists, at Greensboro (4-17). 2010: Led team in goals (44) and points (65), while finishing second with 21 assists… Posted 17 ground balls… Scored at least two goals in all 12 games… Went for six points, on three goals and three assists, in season opener vs. York (2-27)… Posted eight-point day, on six goals and two assists, vs. Hendrix (3-18)… Had six points, on five goals and an assist, vs. Kenyon (3-27)… Had two goals, two assists, and five ground balls, vs. Wittenberg… Went for five points, on three goals and two assists, vs. Greensboro (4-17)… Had career-high 10 points, on five goals and five helpers, in win over Oberlin (4-22)… Scored eight points, on four goals and four assists, at Mount St. Joseph (4-24). 2009: Started all 14 games as a freshman… Led team in goals (36), assists (27), and points (63), setting school freshman record… Scored at least one goal in all 14 games, including 11 multigoal games… Scored five goals with two assists in collegiate debut vs. Virginia Wesleyan (3-3)… Went for 10 points, on five goals and five assists, vs. Mount St. Joseph (3-10)… Scored six goals with two assists vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-3)… Went for nine points, on five goals and four assits. Vs. Oberlin (4-21)… Scored four goals with two assists vs. Medaille (4-26). PERSONAL: Four-year starter at North Penn High School… Two-time All-League selection… Team captain as a senior... Born 9-17-89… Son of George and Diane DeLanoy… History major, with Education minor.

MIKE

DIGGS

Jr - Mid - 5’11” - 155 lbs San Diego, CA Rancho Bernardo HS

2011: Started 14 games at midfield... Finished fifth on the team in scoring, with 14 goals and one assist... Totaled 21 ground balls... Scored twice in season opener at Frostburg State (2-23)... Scored first career hat trick, with three goals at Birmingham Southern (2-27)... Scored a goal with an assist, while adding season-high four ground balls, at Adrian (3-19)... Scored three goals in win at Kenyon (3-26)... Scored two goals with three ground balls in win over Thiel (42). 2010: Appeared in 12 games, making five starts... Finished with seven points, on four goals and three assists... Also had 11 ground balls... Scored a goal, with two grounders, in win over Hendrix (3-18)... Had a goal, assist, and two ground balls in win over Greensboro (4-17)... Posted three-point day, with a goal and two helpers, in win at Mount St. Joseph (4-24).

2009: Appeared in all 14 games, making two starts... Finished with four points, on three goals and an assist... Gained 17 ground balls... Scored first career goal vs. St. John Fisher (3-6)... Picked up first career assist vs. Mount St. Joseph (3-10). PERSONAL: Graduate of Rancho Bernardo... Played four years of lacrosse... Senior captain... Three-year letterman... Born 6-13-90... Son of Michael and Margaret Diggs... History major.

ALEX

LANGTON

Jr - Att - 5’10” - 175lbs Grosse Pointe Park, MI Grosse Point South

2011: Appeared in 10 games at the attack position... Finished with eight points, on two goals and six assists... Totaled eight ground balls... Had season-high three ground balls in season-opener at Frostburg State (2-23)... Had career-high five points, on two goals and three assists, in win over Thiel (4-2)... Had an assist and two ground balls, in win over Bethany (4-6) 2010: Started 10 games as a sophomore... Scored two goals with an assist... Totaled four ground balls... Scored first two goals in win at Mount St. Joseph (4-24)... Had an assist with three ground balls vs. Hendrix (3-18).

2009: Appeared in 12 games as a freshman... Finished with seven points, on three goals and four assists... Picked up six ground balls... Scored first collegiate goal on 3-6 vs. St. John Fisher... Recorded first collegiate assist vs. Trine on 3-15.

PERSONAL: Graduate of Grosse Point South... Played four seasons of lacrosse... Three-year starter and letterman... Born 1-27-90... Son of Martha and Russell Langton... Biology major.

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RUDOLF

Jr - Def - 6’0” - 185 lbs Hatboro, PA Hatboro-Horsham HS

2011: Appeared in 13 games at defense... Totaled 14 ground balls and three caused turnovers... Five multi-ground ball games... Gained two grounders and caused a turnover vs. Christopher Newport (3-12)... Grabbed three ground balls against both Adrian (3-19) and Thiel (4-2)... Had two ground balls and a caused turnover vs. Bethany (4-6)

2010: Appeared in nine games... Finished with one assist (4-22 vs. Oberlin)... Totaled eight ground balls... Snared season-high two grounders vs. Hendrix (3-18). 2009: Appeared in 11 games as a freshman... Totaled nine ground balls and one caused turnover... Grabbed season-high three ground balls vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-3)

Personal: Gorn 11-21-89... Son of Patti and Rudy Rudolph... Business major.

TEYNOR

Jr - Def - 6’0” - 180 lbs Canton, OH Jackson HS

2011: Made 14 appearances on defense, with one start... Totaled three points, on two goals and an assist... Finished with 26 ground balls... Caused three turnovers... Tallied season-high six ground balls at Adrian (3-19)... Scored a goal and grabbed three ground balls in win over Wooster (3-22)... Had an assist and three ground balls at Greensboro (4-17).

2010: Appeared in all 12 games... Led defensemen in scoring, with four goals and one assist... Finished fourth on the team with 25 ground balls... Two of his four goals came with Bearcats man-down... Had at least one ground ball in all 12 games... Had season-high five ground balls in win over Washington & Jefferson (5-2). 2009: Appeared in all 14 games... Scored two goals... Collected 19 ground balls... Went 6-for11 on face offs... Scored first career goal vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-3)... Scored a goal and had four ground balls in victory over Medaille (4-26).

High School: Graduate of Jackson... Played four years of lacrosse... Three-year letterman... Two-time All-Conference. Personal: Born 11-3-89... Son of Tim and Terri Teynor... Majoring in Marketing.

WILL

SELLMAYER

Jr - Mid - 5’10” - 215 lbs Catonsville, MD Loyola HS

KEVIN

VAWTER

Jr - Mid - 6’0” - 200 lbs Audobon, PA Methacton HS

2011: Appeared in all 14 games... Finished with four points, on three goals and one assist... Tallied eight ground balls and caused one turnover... Went 4-for-6 in face offs... Scored goals vs. Frostburg State (2-23), Birmingham Southern (2-27) and Bethany (4-6)... Had three ground balls and a caused turnover in win over Washington & Jefferson (4-16).. Was perfect in three faceoffs in win over Oberlin (3-9).

2011: Appeared in 13 games... Sixth on the team in scoring with nine goals... Tallied nine ground balls and caused three turnovers... Scored three goals with three ground balls and two caused turnovers in win over Thiel (4-2)... Scored career-high six goals in Bethany win (4-6)... Had two ground balls in a game twice (2-27 vs. Birmingham Southern; 4-6 vs. Bethany).

2009: Appeared in all 14 games as a freshman... Finished with six goal and two assists... Totaled 12 ground balls... Third on the team with three man-up goals... Scored first two collegiate goals vs. St. John Fisher (3-6)... Recorded a goal and an assist against both Kenyon (3-28) and Wooster (3-31).

2009: Appeared in seven games as a freshman... Finished with seven points, on five goals and two helpers... Grabbed five ground balls... Scored first collegiate goal in win over Washington & Jefferson (4-3)... Scored a goal and an assist against both Oberlin (4-21) and Greensboro (418)... Recorded first multi-goal game, scoring twice, vs. Medaille (4-26).

2010: Appeared in all 12 games... Finished with three points, on one goal and two assists... Won 21 of 56 faceoffs... Totaled six ground balls with two caused turnovers

2010: Appeared in 10 games... Finished with nine goals... Totaled four ground balls... Scored four goals in win over Hendrix (3-18)... Scored two goals with two ground balls against Ohio Wesleyan (4-14).

PERSONAL: Graduate of Loyola... Three-year lacrosse letterman... Born 3-17-90... Son of Joe and Kate Selmayer... Communication major.

PERSONAL: Graduate of Methacton HS... Played four years of lacrosse... Senior team captain... Earned three letters... Chemistry major.

2011 B E A R C A T S

High School: Graduate of Hatboro-Horsham... Played four years of lacrosse, alongside current teammate Kevin Adams... Earned three letters

MARTY

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ALTIERI

So - Att - 5’10” - 165 lbs North Canton, OH Hoover HS

2011 B E A R C A T S

2011: Appeared in 10 games... Finished with four points, on three goals and one assist... Totaled six ground balls with two caused turnovers... Had goal, assist, and two ground balls against Thiel (4-2)... Also scored goals against Oberlin (3-9) and Wooster (3-22). 2010: Appeared in nine games as a freshman... Finished with seven points, on three goals and four assists... Had five ground balls on the year... Posted three-point game, with a goal and two assists, in win over Hendrix (3-6)... Had goal and assist in win over Oberlin (4-22). PERSONAL: Graduate of Hoover High School... Two-year letterman in lacrosse... Son of Dan Altieri and Jen Radosevic... Undeclared major.

ADAM

GUNTER

So - GK - 5’10” - 160 lbs Columbus, OH Worthington Kilbourne HS

2011: Appeared in all 14 games in goal. making 13 starts... Tallied 120 saves, and save percentage of .467... Finished with 11.21 goals-against average, while picking up 34 ground balls... Made 10 or more saves in seven different games... Made sesaon-high 16 stops vs. Denison (4-9)... Made 10 saves, and allowed just three goals, in win over Wash. & Jefferson (4-14)... Had careerhigh seven ground balls in season opener vs. Frostburg State (2-23), while also making nine stops. 2010: Appeared in eight games, making three starts... Finished with 49 saves... Made first career start vs. Denison (4-10), finishing with 11 saves... Totaled 10 ground balls on the year. PERSONAL: Graduate of Worthington Kilbourne... Earned two letters... Accounting major.

FRANK

HOWARD

So - Mid - 6’2” - 185 lbs Princeton, NJ Princeton Day School

2011: Appeared in all 14 games in a defensive midfield role... Finished with four points, on two goals and two assists... Tallied 25 ground balls... Tied for third on the team with seven caused turnovers... Scored goals in wins over Birmingham Southern (2-27) and Thiel (4-2)... Had three ground balls in four different games... Had three caused turnovers in win over Oberlin (4-9) 2010: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman... Finished with one goal (3-18 vs. Hendrix)... Totaled six ground balls and two caused turnovers... Had two ground balls and a caused turnover vs. Greensboro (4-17) PERSONAL: Graduate of Princeton Day School... Played four seasons of lacrosse... Son of Frank and Freda Howard... Business major.

TYLER

BORZA

So - Def - 5’9” - 185 lbs Allison Park, PA Vincentian Academy

2011: Appeared in five games on defense... Picked up one ground ball (3-9 vs. Oberlin) and had one caused turnover (4-6 vs. Bethany) 2010: Made four appearances on defense as a freshman... Picked up one ground ball (3-6 vs. Hendrix)

PERSONAL: Graduate of Vincentian... Two-year lacrosse letterwinner... Team reached WPIAL playoffs during junior and senior seasons... Communication major.

JESSE

HICKS

So - Mid - 5’10” - 150 lbs Greenville, SC Riverside HS

2011: Made 11 appearances... Finished with three points, on two goals and an assist... Also tallied five ground balls and caused three turnovers... Scored goals vs. Wooster (3-22) and Thiel (4-2)... Tallied an assist and career-high three ground balls vs. Bethany (4-6)... Had three caused turnovers vs. Thiel (4-2). 2010: Appeared in nine games... Finished with four goals and six ground balls... Scored first caree goal in win over Hendrix (3-18), while also grabbing two ground balls and causing two turnovers... Also added goals against Oberlin (4-22), Greensboro (4-17), and Wooster (3-24). PERSONAL: Graduate of Riverside... Three-year lacrosse letterwinner... Son of Michelle and Chris Hicks... Philosophy major.

J.D.

MAYER

So - Att - 6’0” - 165 lbs Wilmington, DE Concord HS

2011: Appeared in eight games... Scored two goals and tallied five ground balls... Recorded his goals in back-to-back games (4-2 vs. Thiel/4-6 vs. Bethany)... Also had career-high five ground balls and two caused turnovers in the Bethany game. 2010: Appeared in five games as a freshman... Scored first collegiate goal in win over Mount St. Joseph (4-24). PERSONAL: Graduate of Concord High School... Two-year lacrosse letterman... Strong student, majoring in Biology.

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RYAN

So - Def - 6’4” - 185 lbs Pittsburgh, PA Fox Chapel HS

2011: Appeared in eight games on defense... Picked up one ground ball (3-9 vs. Oberlin.

2010: Made sevem appearances... Totaled three ground balls... Caused two turnovers.... Grabbed two ground balls in win over Mount St. Joseph (4-24)

PERSONAL: Graduate of Fox Chapel High School... Three-year lacrosse letterman... Son of David and Mary Helen Ryan... Psychology major.

SUTTON

So - Mid - 5’11” - 160 lbs Darby, PA Cardinal O’Hara HS

2011: Made 10 appearances... Finished with six ground balls and four caused turnovers.... Had one ground ball in six different contests... Caused two turnovers against Thiel (4-2) and Ohio Wesleyan (4-19). 2010: Appeared in eight games as a freshman.... Tallied one assist (3-18 vs. Hendrix)... Also totaled two ground balls and one caused turnover. PERSONAL: Graduate of Cardinal O’Hara.... Three-sport athlete, lettering in laccrose, basketball, and football... Son of Sonya and Christopher Sutton... Also doubles as a receiver on the SVC football team... Majoring in Marketing and Communication.

SCHROECK

So - Mid - 5’7” - 185 lbs Lakewood, OH St. Edward HS

2011: Appeared in five games... Scored one goal, with five ground balls... Went 6-for-14 on face offs... Scored first career goal in win over Thiel (4-2)... Went 3-for-5 on faceoffs against both Thiel and Bethany (4-6). 2010: Appeared in four games as a freshman.... Went 7-for-11 on faceoffs, including 3-for-4 mark at Mount St. Joseph (4-24). PERSONAL: Graduate of St. Edward... Played four years of lacrosse, earning two letters... Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schroeck... Majoring in Accounting.

ALEX

WALSH

So - Mid - 6’0” - 175 lbs Overland Park, KS St. Thomas Aquinas HS

2011: Appeared in 13 games... FInished with six points, on two goals and four assists... Also tallied 11 ground balls... Recorded season-highs in assists (2) and ground balls (4) at Frostburg State (2-23)... Scored goals against Adrian (3-19) and Kenyon (3-26)... Had three GBs at Birmingham Southern (2-27). 2010: Appeared in all1 2 games in first season at SVC... Had six points, on four goals and two assists... Totaled eight ground balls... Scored first career goal in win over Hendrix (3-18)... Scored two goals and grabbed two ground balls against Kenyon (3-27). PERSONAL: Transferred to Saint Vincent from the University of Kansas, where he played at the club level (MCLA)... Graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas High School... Son of Arthur and Ann Walsh... History major.

2011 B E A R C A T S

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ADAMS

Fr - Att - 6’2” - 235 lbs Fredericksburg, VA Stafford HS

2011: Appeared in six games as a freshman... Finished with seven points, on six goals and an assist... Recorded back-to-back three-point games, scoring two goals with an assist vs. Thiel (4-2), before netting three goals vs. Bethany (4-6)... Grabbed first career ground-ball in win over Washington & Jefferson (4-16). PERSONAL: Graduate of Stafford High School... Two-time VA Commonwealth All-District selection... Son of Beth and Chris Adams... Majoring in Political Science

PETER

HRONIS

2011: Appeared in all 14 games... Tallied six points, on five goals and one assist... Led all freshmen with 34 ground balls... Team’s leading face-off man, winning 81 of 138 (58.7%)... Scored first career goal in win over Oberlin (3-9)... Recorded three-point day, with two goals and an assist, against Wooster (3-22)... Snared career-high seven ground balls at Frostburg St. (223)... Went perfect 8-for-8 in face offs against Bethany (4-6)... Had six ground balls and won five of six faceoffs against Washington & Jefferson (4-16)... Won 9 of 11 faceoffs at Adrian (319). PERSONAL: Graduate of Easton HS... Played four years of lacrosse.... Lehigh Valley All-District selection... Son of ________________________________... Majoring in History.

SEAN

KRETOVICS

Fr - Mid - 5’11” - 185 LBS Kent, OH Kent-Roosevelt HS

2011: Appeared in all 14 games as a freshman... FInished with four points, on two goals and two assists.... Led Bearcats with 50 ground balls.... Went 69 for 117 in face offs (59.1%)... Totaled eight caused turnovers... Recorded two points (1 G, 1 A) and eight ground balls in season-opener vs. Frosburg State (2-23)... Had six ground balls, and went 6-for-8 in face offs, vs. Birmingham Southern (2-27)... Posted seven ground balls, and won 8 of 10 face offs, vs. Oberlin (3-9)... Had season-high eight ground balls, while going 10-for-13 on face offs, against Christopher Newport (3-12). PERSONAL: Graduate of Kent Roosevelt HS... Played four years of lacrosse... 2011 US Lacrosse High School All-America selection... Graduated as school’s all-time leader in career ground balls, owning the two top totals in program history... Son of Mark Kretovics and Deb Saito... Environmental Science major.

HOFFMANN

Fr - GK - 5’11” - 185 lbs Matthews, NC Charlotte Catholic HS

2011: Made eight appearances, with one start (4-6 vs Bethany)... Totaled 15 saves on 28 shots on goal (.536 sv pct)... Made season-high seven stops, all in fourth quarter, against Oberlin (39)... Made four stops in season-finale vs. Ohio Wesleyan (4-19). PERSONAL: Graduate of Charlotte Catholic... Played four years of lacrosse... Team ranked in the top five in North Carolina in both junior and senior years... Son of Ralph and Diane Hoffmann... Biology major.

CALVIN

FLEDERBACH

Fr - Def - 6’4” - 175 lbs Dix Hills, NY Commack HS

2011: Made six appearances on defense as a freshman... Tallied three ground balls (one apiece vs. Thiel, Bethany, and Ohio Wesleyan)... Tallied first caused turnover at Greensboro (4-16). PERSONAL: Graduate of Commack... Played four years of lacrosse... Son of Charles and Wendy Flederbach... Strong student, majoring in Enginnering.

MATT

MACKEY

Fr - Att - 5’8” - 150 lbs Granger, IN St. Joseph’s HS

2011: Appeared in six games as a freshman...Finished with six points (2 G, 4 A) and five ground balls... Scored first career goal, while adding two assists, in win over Thiel (4-2), while adding two ground balls... Recorded second consecutive three-point game, with a goal and two helpers, against Bethany (4-6) PERSONAL: Graduate of St. Joseph’s... Played four years of lacrosse, earning three letters... Team among top-ranked squads in Indiana throughout his career... All-Northern Indiana Conference... Son of Kevin and Mary Sue Mackey... Environmental Science major.

2011 B E A R C A T S

Fr - Mid - 5’8” - 150 lbs Easton, PA Easton Area HS

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JONES

Fr - Def - 5’11” - 185 lbs Beltsville, MD St. Vincent Pallotti HS

2011: Appeared in five games on defense as a freshman... Tallied first collegiate ground ball in win over Bethany (4-6). PERSONAL: Graduate of St. Vincent Pallotti HS... Lettered in both lacrosse and football... Son of Eugene and Jerri Jones... Psychology major.

JEREMY

2011 B E A R C A T S

McGUIRE

Fr - Mid - 6’2” - 170 lbs Amherst, NH Souhegan HS

2011: Made 11 appearances as a freshman... Finished with three points, on two goals and an assist... Totaled 16 ground balls... Scored first career goal at Kenyon (3-26)... Scored a goal while grabbing three ground balls against Thiel (4-2)... Had season-high five ground balls, while registering a caused turnover, vs. Bethany (4-6)... Tallied first career assist vs. Washington & Jefferson (4-16). PERSONAL: Graduate of Souhegan... Played four years of lacrosse... Earned team’s Coaches’ Award as a senior... Son of Charles and Becky McGuire... Finance major.

PETE

McGEE

Fr - Att - 5’9” - 205 lbs New Fairfield, CT The Kent School

2011: Made seven appearances as a freshman... Registered seven points, on four goals and three assists... Totaled five ground balls.... Tallied first career goal in win over Oberlin (3-9)... Had back-to-back three-point games, tallying a goal and three assists against both Thiel (4-2) and Bethany (4-9)... Also had two ground balls and a caused turnover in Bethany contest. PERSONAL: Graduate of The Kent School... Lettered in both football and lacrosse... Son of Pete and Maureen McGee... Elementary Instruction major.

RYAN

RIESMEYER

Fr - Def - 6’1” - 205 lbs Murrysville, PA Franklin Regional HS

2011: Appeared in four games at defense as a freshman... Recorded two ground balls (both vs. Thiel on 4-2). PERSONAL: Graduate of Franklin Regional... Lettered in both lacrosse and football...Lacrosse team reached 2010 WPIAL Division-I finals... Son of Dan and Mary Anne Riesmeyer... Majoring in Business Education Information Technology.

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2011 SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE February 23 February 27 March 3

March 9

March 12

2011 S E A S O N

March 19

March 22 March 26 April 2

April 6 April 9

April 13 April 16 April 19

OVERALL: 9-4

AWAY: 3-3

OPPONENT Frostburg State University

SITE Frostburg, MD

York College

Sanford, FL

Birmingham Southern College Oberlin College

Christopher Newport University Adrian College

The College of Wooster Kenyon College Thiel College

Bethany College

DenisonUniversity

Washington & Jefferson College Greensboro College

Ohio Wesleyan University

SEASON SUPERLATIVES

HOME: 6-1

TEAM Goals................................... 29 - 4/2 vs. Thiel Assists................................ 19 - 4/6 vs. Bethany Total Points....................... 47 - 4/2 vs. Thiel Shots on Goal.................... 49 - 4/2 vs. Thiel Total Shots........................ 74 - 4/2 vs. Thiel Ground Balls...................... 66 - 2/23 @ Frostburg St. Saves.................................. 16 - 4/9 vs. Denison Turnovers.......................... 25 - 4/9 vs. Denison Caused Turnovers........... 40 - 4/6 vs. Bethany

Birmingham, AL Latrobe, PA Latrobe, PA Adrian, MI

Latrobe, PA Gambier, OH

Latrobe, PA Latrobe, PA Latrobe, PA Latrobe, PA

Greensboro, NC Delaware, OH

NEUTRAL: 0-1 RESULT W, 17-12 W, 18-13 L, 7-14

RECORD (1-0) (2-0) (2-1)

W, 17-4

(3-1)

L, 10-19

(4-2)

W, 9-8

(4-1)

W, 15-13

(5-2)

W, 29-1

(7-2)

W, 16-9

W, 27-2

(6-2)

(8-2)

L, 3-9

(8-3)

L, 19-20 (OT)

(9-4)

W, 13-3 L, 6-23

(9-3) (9-5)

INDIVIDUAL Goals................................... 6 - Zach Wilfong, 4/17 @ Greensboro Jake Dick, 2/27 @ Birmingham Southern Kevin Vawter, 4/6 vs. Bethany Assists................................ 6 - Will DeLanoy, 4/6 vs. Bethany Points.................................. 9 - Zach Wilfong, 4/17 @ Greensboro 9 - Will DeLanoy, 4/6 vs. Bethany Ground Balls...................... 10 - Jake Dick, 2/23 @ Frostburg State Saves.................................. 16 - Adam Gunter, 4/9 vs. Denison Caused Turnovers........... 4 - Sean Kretovics, 2/23 @ Frostburg State

BEARCAT LACROSSE

2011 STATISTICS

NAME Will DeLanoy Ryan Kearney Zach Wilfong Jake Dick Mike Diggs Kevin Vawter Alex Langton Kullen Adams Vincenzo DiSantis Pete McGee Peter Hronis Alex Walsh Matt Mackey Sam Futrovsky Will Sellmayer Anthony Altieri Sean Kretovics Frank Howard Jesse Hicks Marty Teynor Kevin Adams Jeremy McGuire Clark Williams JD Mayer Josh McCloskey Kevin Schroeck Shane Rudolf Christian Sutton Mevin Murray Calvin Flederbach Ryan Riesmeyer Logan Hoffmann Joe Ames Tyler Borza Eugene Jones Conor Ryan Adam Gunter Brendan Cannon TOTAL............................. OPPONENTS..................

## Name 30 Logan Hoffmann 16 Adam Gunter TOTAL............................. OPPONENTS..................

GP 14 14 14 14 14 13 10 6 12 7 14 13 6 13 14 10 13 14 10 14 14 11 14 8 14 5 12 10 13 5 4 8 13 5 4 7 14 14 14 14

G A Pts Sh SOG GWG UP DWN GB CT FACE 33 34 67 102 65 2 2 0 39 6 0-0 37 13 50 74 51 2 5 1 36 2 0-0 34 16 50 81 56 2 2 0 27 5 0-0 26 7 33 76 44 1 3 0 33 5 9-18 14 1 15 58 33 1 0 0 21 3 0-0 9 0 9 14 12 0 1 0 9 3 0-0 2 6 8 7 3 0 0 0 8 0 0-0 6 1 7 15 8 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 5 2 7 26 11 0 0 0 28 5 0-0 3 4 7 5 5 0 0 0 5 1 0-0 5 1 6 20 10 1 0 0 34 6 81-138 2 4 6 22 12 0 0 0 11 0 0-0 2 4 6 11 3 0 0 0 5 0 0-0 3 2 5 7 2 0 0 0 8 3 1-8 3 1 4 18 9 0 0 0 7 1 4-6 3 1 4 13 5 0 0 0 6 2 0-0 2 2 4 26 12 0 0 0 50 8 69-117 2 2 4 6 3 0 0 0 25 7 0-0 2 1 3 9 4 0 0 0 5 3 0-0 2 1 3 8 6 0 0 0 26 3 0-0 2 1 3 7 4 0 0 0 11 0 48-89 2 1 3 5 3 0 0 0 16 5 0-0 2 1 3 4 4 0 0 0 19 10 0-0 2 0 2 7 4 0 0 0 5 1 0-0 2 0 2 4 3 0 0 0 21 10 0-0 1 0 1 3 3 0 1 0 4 0 6-14 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 14 2 0-0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 6 5 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 18 7 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 5 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 4 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 5 0-0 206 106 312 633 379 9 14 1 588 120 218-390 150 65 215 483 285 5 16 1 439 82 172-390

GP GS 7 1 14 13 14 14 14 14

Mins 109:27 733:28 842:55 842:55

GA 13 137 150 206

GAavg 7.13 11.21 10.68 14.66

Svs 15 120 135 173

Pct .536 .467 .474 .456

W 1 8 9 5

L 0 5 5 9

PCT .500 .587 .125 .667 .590 .539 .429 .559 .441

Sh Faced 52 399 451 589

Pen-Min 3-2.5 2-2.0 4-3.5 3-2.5 4-2.5 0-0 1-1.0 0-0 3-3.0 2-1.5 2-1.5 3-2.5 0-0 2-1.5 2-1.0 1-1.0 1-1.0 4-3.0 0-0 5-4.5 2-1.0 2-1.0 1-1.0 0-0 4-2.5 0-0 0-0 1-0.5 6-5.0 0-0 0-0 1-0.5 1-1.0 1-1.0 0-0 1-1.0 1-1.0 2-3.5 65-54.0 61-56.0

TEAM STATISTICS

Goals-Shot attempts.................... Goals scored average.................. Shot pct............................................ Shots on goal-Attempts............... SOG pct............................................ Shots/game.................................... Assists..............................................

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0PP

206-633 14.66 .325 379-633 .599 45.2 106

150-483 10.68 .311 285-483 .590 34.5 65

Man Up Goals-Opportunities....... 16-54 Conversion Percent...................... .296 Total Goals...................................... Man Up.............................................. Man Down........................................ Unassisted....................................... Overtime.......................................... Ground Balls................................... Turnovers........................................ Caused Turnovers......................... Faceoffs Won-Lost........................ Faceoff percentage....................... Clears-Attempts............................ Clear Percentage.......................... Penalties.......................................... Minutes.............................................

206 14 1 89 0 588 252 120 218-172 .559 233-268 .869 65 54:00

2 GOALS BY PERIOD 1 Saint Vincent............................. 56 40 Opponents.................................. 30 37

18-65 .277

150 16 1 80 1 439 283 92 172-218 .441 224-309 .724 61 56:00

3 56 36

4 54 46

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2 3 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1 Saint Vincent............................. 162 136 177 Opponents.................................. 122 129 107

4 158 125

OT 0 1

TOTAL 633 483

SAVES BY PERIOD 1 2 Saint Vincent............................. 39 34 Opponents.................................. 47 43

4 34 41

OT 0 0

TOTAL 135 173

3 28 42

TOTAL 206 150

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For archived season statistics, dating to 1999, visit the “Archives” section of the Saint Vincent men’s lacrosse website, at http://athletics.stvincent.edu 23

The Kearney Family congratulates the Bearcats on a great season in 2011!

Great job #4 - Ryan Kearney

and to the rockinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Loyalhanna crew: #13 - Vinnie DiSantis #28 - Joe Ames #20 - Josh McCloskey

and to all the other SVC -LAX seniors It was a great ride - way to go out with a bang!! #5 - Brendan Cannon #6 - Kevin Murray #8 - Zach Wilfong

#12 - Jake Dick #45 - Clark Williams #47 - Sam Futrovsky

*** GO BEARCATS!! ***

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2011 GAME RECAPS

February 23, 2011 Saint Vincent 17, Frostburg State 12

FROSTBURG, MD: The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team stormed back from a 9-6 halftime defecit to defeat host Frostburg State 17-12 in the Bearcats' 2011 season opener. Eight different Bearcats scored at least one goal, with five scoring at least two, led by five from Will DeLanoy. Zach Wilfong added three goals, and Mike Diggs, Jake Dick, and Ryan Kearney two apiece for Saint Vincent, which out-shot the Bobcats 51-29 for the game.

Diggs got the scoring started quickly, putting the Bearcats in front 1-0 with an unassisted tally just 90 seconds into play. Frostburg answered with three unanswered goals over the next three minutes to go in front 3-1, but the Bearcats would score the three goals of the quarter - one apiece from Kearney, Dick, and Wilfong - to take a 4-3 lead after the opening 15 minutes. Dick put the Bearcats in front 5-3 with a goal just over a minute into the second quarter, but the Bobcats would counter by scoring six unanswered goals in a nine-minute span to go in front 9-5. DeLanoy would end the first half scoring with a goal in the final minute, to send the game into the intermission with the Bearcats behind 9-6.

Diggs and Will Selmayer would score in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter to make the score 16-10, and it was a deficit too large to overcome for the Bobcats as the Bearcats cruised down the stretch for the season-opening win.

In addition to his five goals, DeLanoy added two assists for a seven-point day. Alex Walsh also added a pair of helpers, while Sean Kretovics added a goal and an assist in his collegiate debut. Kearney, Wilfong, Dick, and Franklin Howard all had one assist apiece. Goalie Adam Gunter made nine stops to earn the win, while Dick led SVC with 10 ground balls. Gunter, Kretovics, and Peter Hronis all had seven groud balls. SAINT VINCENT FROSTBURG STATE

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BIRMINGHAM, AL: The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team kicked off its annual spring break southern trip with an 18-13 win over Birmingham Southern in Birmingham, AL.

Jake Dick scored a career-high seven points, with six goals and an assist, as the Bearcats jumped out to an 8-3 halftime lead and held off the Panthers down the stretch to improve to 2-0 on the year.

Saint Vincent out-scored the Panters 6-2 in the first quarter, with three goals coming from Dick and one apiece from Zach Wilfong, Vincenzo DiSantis, and Mike Diggs. The lead would eventually stretch to 8-3 at halftime, with second quarter goals coming from Will DeLanoy and Ryan Kearney. Over the first half, the Bearcats out-shot the Panthers 25-19, with SVC goalie Adam Gunter making six first-half saves. Two third quarter goals from Wilfong, and one apiece from Diggs and Kearney, would open the Bearcats' lead to 12-6 at the midway point of the quarter, before the Panthers would embark on a comeback, scoring five times over the final six minutes of the quarter to cut the SVC advantage to 13-10 after three quarters.

Diggs, Franklin Howard, and Dick would score in the first three minutes of the game's final stanza to put the Bearcats on top 16-10, effectively putting the Panthers away. Will Selmayer would score his second goal of the season with 7:05 left to make the score 17-11, before Dick's sixth goal of the afternoon would close out the day's scoring for the Bearcats.

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DeLanoy kept the hot hand to open up the third quarter, scoring three goals in the first four minutes to tie the game at 9-all. Josh McCloskey's first goal of the season, scored with 8:34 left in the quarter, would allow the Bearcats to regain the lead at 10-9, and after Frostburg would tie it two minutes later, SVC would end the quarter by scoring four unanswered goals, including two from DeLanoy and one apiece from Kearney and Wilfong, to take a 1410 lead into the fourth stanza.

February 27, 2011 Saint Vincent 18, Birmingham Southern 13

In addition to Dick's seven points, DeLanoy posted five with a goal and four assists, while Wilfong ended the day with four points, on three goals and one helper. Gunter earned the win in goal, posting seven saves. The Bearcats also totaled 49 ground balls on the day, led by six from Sean Kretovics and and four from Kearney.

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Saint Vincent GOALS: Jake Dick 6; Zach Wilfong 3; Mike Diggs 3; Ryan Kearney 2; Will DeLanoy 1; Will Selmayer 1; Franklin Howard 1; Vincenzo DiSantis 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 4; Jake Dick 1; Alex Langton 1; Zach Wilfong 1. Birmingham Southern GOALS: Nicco DeRosa 5; Jacob McPherson 4; Matt Ivie 2; D.J. Ward 1; Zach Hesson 1. ASSISTS: D.J. Ward 3; Ryan Croft 1; Jacob McPherson 1.

Saint Vincent GOALS: Will DeLanoy 5; Zach Wilfong 3; Jake Dick 2; Ryan Kearney 2; Mike Diggs 2; Sean Kretovics 1; Will Selmayer 1; Josh McCloskey 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 2; Alex Walsh 2; Jake Dick 1; Franklin Howard 1; Ryan Kearney 1; Sean Kretovics 1; Zach Wilfong 1.

Frostburg State GOALS: Brandon Lutz 3; Lucas Flaig 2; Dan Dowd 2; Devon Stailey 2; Hunter Marshall 1; Andy Luhmann 1; Zach Douglas 1. ASSISTS: Ryan Serio 3; Dan Dowd 1; Lucas Flaig 1; Phil Hess 1; Hunter Marshall 1.

BEARCAT LACROSSE March 9, 2011 Saint Vincent 17, Oberlin 4

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team opened the home portion of its 2011 schedule in style, defeating visiting Oberlin College 17-4 on the windy, soggy Saint Vincent Turf. Eight different Bearcats scored at least one goal, as Saint Vincent out-shot the Yeomen 46-27 and owned a 17-8 edge in faceoffs.

March 3, 2011 York College 14, Saint Vincent 7 On the strength of six second quarter goals, York College (PA) defeated the Bearcats 14-7 in men's lacrosse action in Sylvan Lake, FL.

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The game was tied at 2-2 in the opening minutes of the second quarter, before the Spartans broke the game open with six unanswered goals to take an 8-2 halftime lead. It was too much for Saint Vincent to overcome, as the Bearcats were handed their first defeat of the season. Will DeLanoy led the Bearcat offense with three goals on the afternoon, while Zach Wilfong found the net twice. Josh McCloskey and Jake Dick each scored one goal apiece.

The Spartans scored two goals in the first six minutes of the opening quarter, before Wilfong cut the deficit to one with his first goal of the afternoon, and the game would go to the second quarter with York holding onto a 2-1 lead. The defensive theme continued in the opening portion of the second quarter, before Dick connected on the game-tying goal with seven minutes left in the half. However, York would counter in a big way, scoring six unanswered goals over the final six minutes, including three over the final 1:30, to take the 8-2 lead into the intermission. The Bearcats were uanble to gain any ground in the third quarter, as each team would score three times, with two SVC goals coming from DeLanoy and one from McCloskey, making the score 11-5 heading into the fourth quarter.

Saint Vincent got the fourth quarter off to a good start, with goals from Wilfong and DeLanoy cutting the gap to 11-7 with just over seven minutes left, but York would end the game with three unanswered tallies to close out the seven-goal victory. SVC goalie Adam Gunter made seven saves in the losing effort, while Delanoy led the Bearcats with seven ground balls. YORK SAINT VINCENT

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York GOALS: Josh Gamble 4; Jimmy Langton 3; John Dubois 2; James Lowe 1; B.J. Blaker 1; Corey Cooke 1; Eric Seglinski 1; Adam Cooper 1. ASSISTS: Justin Aita 1; Jake Beneke 1; B.J. Blaker 1; Seth Krolus 1; Jimmy Langton 1; James Lowe 1.

Saint Vincent GOALS: Will DeLanoy 3; Zach Wilfong 2; Jake Dick 1; Josh McCloskey 1. ASSISTS: None.

Will Delanoy led the way offensively for Saint Vincent (3-1), posting a six-point day, with three goals and three assists. He was one of three Bearcats to net the hat trick, as Ryan Kearney and Jake Dick also tallied three goals apiece. Zach Wilfong was a fourth Bearcat to enjoy a multi-point day, scoring a goal with two helpers.

The Bearcats got off to a strong start, with Mike Diggs putting the hosts up 1-0 just under two minutes into play. Saint Vincent then quickly upped the lead to 3-0 with 9:05 left in the first quarter, as Sam Futrovsky and Jake Dick scored just 30 seconds apart. A Pete Hronis goal at the 8:17 mark would make the score 4-0, before Oberlin scored the final two goals of the quarter to cut the deficit to 4-2. Saint Vincent then effectively put the game away in the second quarter, out-scoring the Yeomen 6-0. DeLanoy scored two second quarter goals, while Kearney, Dick, Wilfong, and Pete McGee also added tallies, to give the Bearcats a 10-2 halftime lead.

The Bearcats would continue the run by scoring the lone two goals of the third quarter, by Vinnie DeSantis and Anthony Altieri, to put the Bearcats up 13-2 heading into the final stanza, before a goal apiece from Dick and DeLanoy, and two from Kearney, capped off the long 12-0 run and put SVC on top 16-2 with 8:26 left in the fourth quarter. Oberlin's Dylan Holmes stopped the run with a goal with 7:33 left, before the Bearcats' Kullen Adams made the score 17-3 with his first career goal, scored with 1:42 remaining on the clock. The Yeomen would close the day's scoring out with 42 seconds remaining, on a goal by Matthew Rogers.

A total of 13 Saint Vincent players posted at least one point, as Alex Walsh and Will Selmayer each added one assist to join the eight different goal scorers. For the game, the Bearcats also owned a 41-28 advantage in ground balls, led by seven from Sean Kretovics, who was also impressive in the faceoff circle, winning eight of 10. Adam Gunter started in goal, earning the win by posting three saves in 45 minutes of action. Logan Hoffman came on in relief of Gunter in the fourth quarter and was impressive, making seven stops over the final 15 minutes. OBERLIN SAINT VINCENT

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Oberlin GOALS: Connor Jackson 1; Thomas Hake 1; Matthew Rogers 1; Dylan Holmes 1. ASSISTS: Connor Jackson 1.

Saint Vincent GOALS: Will DeLanoy 3; Ryan Kearney 3; Jake Dick 3; Zach Wilfong 1; Vinnie DeSantis 1; Kullen Adams 1; Peter Hronis 1; Anthony Altieri 1, Mike Diggs 1; Pete McGee 1; Sam Futrovsky 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 3; Zach Wilfong 2; Ryan Kearney 1; Will Selmayer 1; Alex Walsh 1.

BEARCAT LACROSSE March 12, 2011 Saint Vincent 9, Christopher Newport 8

A goal by Ryan Kearney with less than a minute left lifted the Bearcats to a 9-8 victory over previously undefeated Christopher Newport University on the SVC turf. Jake Dick set up Kearney with the game winner, breaking a tie with 49 seconds left on the clock.

The Captains controlled the game throughout the first half, taking a 2-0 lead in the first quarter. SVC appeared to get on the board late in the first after a Zach Wilfong goal, but the score was waved off, as the referee called Wilfong for a crease violation. Will DeLanoy had a perfect scoring opportunity as well, but was stopped at point-blank range by CNU's Andy McGregor. Christopher Newport added another pair of goals in the second quarter, while shutting down the Bearcat offense, taking a 4-0 lead into the break.

The Bearcats finally got on the board in the third, with Kearney scoring a man-up goal just over a minute into play. From there, SVC took over, added four more unanswered goals - one by DeLanoy, two by Wilfong, and another from Kearney - to take a 5-4 lead after three quarters.

With just over two minutes left to play, Kearney tied the game at 7 off an assist from DeLanoy, and less than 10 seconds later, after Sean Kretovics won the faceoff, Wilfont scored off an Alex Walsh assist to give the Bearcats an 8-7 lead. The Captains refused to surrender, scoring just 20 seconds later on a man-up goal to tie the game, but Kearney ended things with his shot in the final minute.

Adam Gunter played well in the net, tallying 9 saves, while Kretovics was strong on faceoffs, winning 10 of 13 on the day against a CNU faceoff squad that was gaining the advantage 80% of the time so far this year. Kyle Pasta led CNU with three goals, while McGregor posted 12 saves in the net.

With the win, Saint Vincent improves to 4-1 on the season, while CNU drops to 3-1. CNU SAINT VINCENT

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Christopher Newport GOALS: Kyle Pasta 3, John Glaser 2, Matt Gleisner 2, Chase Walton 1 ASSISTS: Billy Crist, 2 Saint Vincent GOALS: Ryan Kearney 4, Zach WIlfong 3, Will DeLanoy 1, Jake Dick 1 ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 4, Jake Dick 1, Alex Walsh 1, Zach Wilfong 1

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March 1 9, 2011 Adrian 19, Saint Vincent 10

The Bearcats lost to a tough Adrian College team on the road in Michigan by a score of 19-10.

SVC's Ryan Kearney scored the game's first goal, but the Bulldogs closed the opening quarter with three straight goals, then added another pair of unanswered tallies to start the second quarter. By halftime, the lead had grown to 10-2.

After the hosts added another goal at the outset of the third quarter, SVC came back, scoring four straight goals -- one each from Zach Wilfong, Jake Dick, Mike Diggs and Alex Walsh. However, Adrian then settled back into their game plan, pulling away for the victory.

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However, the Captains came back with three straight goals to start off the fourth quarter, taking a 7-5 lead before Dick scored with 8 minutes left to cut the deficit in half.

Kearney led the Bearcats with four goals on the day, including three in the final seven minutes of the game. WIlfong added three. The team's leading scorer coming into the game, Will DeLanoy, was held to just two assists by a tough Bulldog defense, which caused 12 SVC turnovers on the day.

SAINT VINCENT ADRIAN

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Saint Vincent GOALS: Ryan Kearney 4, Zach Wilfong 3, Mike Diggs 1, Jake Dick 1, Alex Walsh 1 ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 2, Mike Diggs 1

Adrian GOALS: David Monroe 4, TJ Cook 4, D. Dailey-Cwalibog 3, Tyler Tanguay 2, Mitch Barnard 2, Ryan Knautz 1, Scott Krystiniak 1, Sam Alden 1, Brad Higgins 1. ASSISTS: Josh Maluta 4, Andy Burke 1, Ryan Knautz 1,David Monroe 1, Tyler Tanguay 1

BEARCAT LACROSSE March 22, 2011 Saint Vincent 15, Wooster 13

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team withstood a furious late rally from the College of Wooster to defeat the Scots 15-13 on the SVC Turf.

Leading 13-7 heading into the fourth quarter, Saint Vincent saw the Scots pull to within one, 14-13, in the closing minute, before Bearcat goalie Adam Gunter preserved the one-goal lead with a point-blank save with nine seconds left, setting up a last-second buzzer beating insurance goal from Peter Hronis. Ryan Kearney led the Bearcat offense, with three goals and two assists. Will DeLanoy posted a four-point day, with two goals and two assists, while Hronis finished with two goals and one helper.

Wooster got the day's scoring started quickly, scoring 59 seconds into play, but the Bearcats then answered in a big way, scoring three times in a three-minute span, with goals from Clark Williams, Jesse Hicks, and Kearney, to go in front 3-1. The Bearcats' first quarter lead would eventually stretch to 6-2, with Mary Teynor, DeLanoy, and Zach Wilfong scoring, before the Scots would score the final three goals of a wild opening stanza to shrink the SVC advantage to 6-5.

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The game turned into a defensive battle in the second quarter, with neither team finding the net for nearly 13 minutes, until Wooster's Matt Pullara tied the game with an unassisted mark with 2:10 left. The Scots would then take the ensuing face off the length of the field and take the lead just 20 seconds later, on a Matt Ranck goal. The lead was short-lived, however, as the Bearcats would take the momentum into the intermission after Mike Diggs scored with just nine seconds left to tie the game at seven. The third quarter belonged to Saint Vincent, as the Bearcats out-scored the Scots 6-0, and out-shot the visitors 16-7. Kearney posted two goals and an assist in the quarter, while Kevin Adams, Hronis, DeLanoy, and Anthony Altieri added one goal apiece, to give the Bearcats a seemingly safe 13-7 lead heading into the final stanza.

Wooster would score twice in the opening two minutes of the fourth, before a goal from Jake Dick would give the Bearcats a five-goal lead, 14-9, with 7:45 left in regulation. It served as a wake up call for Wooster, as the Scots would then control play over the next seven-plus minutes, scoring four unanswered goals to pull to within one with just over three minutes remaining. After the ensuing face off, the Bearcats won possession, and played keepaway for nearly two minutes. An errant SVC shot would give the ball back to Wooster with 52 seconds left, but the Scots gave the ball right back on a turnover at the 40-second mark. The Bearcats worked the ball deep into Wooster territory, but the Scots would force an SVC turnover with 20 sec-

onds left, sending an odd-man rush down the field. Wooster's Nick Spittle looked primed to score the game-tying goal with 13 seconds left, before Gunter came up with the save of the game at point blank range. He then sent a long outlet pass to midfield, and the ball eventually found the stick of Hronis, who scored the Bearcats' 15th and final goal of the game with two seconds left in regulation.

A total of 14 different Bearcats recorded at least one point on the afternoon, while Gunter played all 60 minutes in goal and made 10 saves to earn the win. The Bearcats owned a 45-41 advantage in shots, and grabbed 27 ground balls - led by five from Dick - to the Scots' 25. The Saint Vincent penalty kill did an effective job, as the Bearcats were penalized 11 times for eight minutes, but allowed just two man-down goals.

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Wooster GOALS: Mike Lloret 4; Matt Pullara 3; Joe Suliman 2; Nathan Pagniano 1; Matt Ranck 1; Patrick Schlick 1; Jake Bernard 1 ASSISTS: Matt Pullara 2, Logan Fitch 1, Mike Llored 1, Bryan McDonald 1 Saint Vincent GOALS: Ryan Kearney 3, Will DeLanoy 2, Peter Hronis 2, Jake Dick 1, Zach Wilfong 1, Kevin Adams 1, Mike Diggs 1, Anthony Altieri 1 ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 2, Ryan Kearney 2, Zach Wilfong 1, Kevin Adams 1, Jake Dick 1, Sam Futrovsky 1, Franklin Howard 1, Peter Hronis 1, Alex Langton 1 March 26, 2011 Saint Vincent 16, Kenyon 9

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team earned a key road victory over Kenyon College by a final score of 16-9.

SVC scored less than one minute into the game, when Ryan Kearney set up Zach Wilfong, but it would then be nearly ten minutes before either team would again find the net. It was again SVC that recorded a goal, this time by Mike Diggs. Wilfong's second goal of the quarter, with just over a minute remaining in the first, put the Bearcats up 3-0.

Early in the second quarter, Diggs added his second goal and it appeared as though the Bearcats were on their way to an easy win, up 4-0. However, the hosts then stormed back, scoring four goals in a span of six minutes to tie the game. Saint Vincent then regrouped, tallying four more goals - one each by Alex Walsh, Will DeLanoy, Jeremy McGuire and Diggs - to make the score 8-4 at the half. After Kenyon got one goal back early in the third, Saint Vincent again took control, with DeLanoy and Peter Hronis adding third quarter goals, ending the period with SVC up, 10-5.

The fourth quarter belonged to DeLanoy, as he tallied three of SVC's six fourth-quarter goals, as the visitors pulled away to a 16-9 win. Individually, DeLanoy led the Bearcats with 5 goals, while Wilfong scored three goals and added an assist. Diggs also scored three goals, while Kearney added two goals and 3 assists on the day. Adam Gunter earned the win in goal, recording 11 saves. Saint Vincent 3 5 2 6 16 Kenyon 0 4 1 4 9 Saint Vincent GOALS: Will DeLanoy 5, Zach Wilfong 3, Mike Diggs 3, Ryan Kearney 2, Alex Walsh 1, Jeremy McGuire 1, Peter Hronis 1 ASSISTS: Ryan Kearney 3, Jake DIck 1, Zach Wilfong 1, Clark Williams 1

Kenyon GOALS: Chris Pappalardo 3, Geoff Akie 3, Mackie Avis 2, Caleb Florence 1, Will Lowe 1 ASSISTS: Geoff Akie 2, Andrew Doten 1, Will Lowe 1

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BEARCAT LACROSSE April 6, 2011 Saint Vincent 27, Bethany 2

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team improved to 9-2 with a rousing 27-2 victory over Bethany College at Chuck Noll Field.

Twelve different Bearcats scored at least one goal, while 14 players had at least one point, led by the trio of Will DeLanoy, Ryan Kearney, and Kevin Vawter. DeLanoy turned in a nine-point day, with three goals and six assists, while Kearney went for five goals and two assists, and Vawter a career-high six goals. Zach Wilfong added six points for Saint Vincent, on three goals and three assists, and entered the Bearcat record books in the process, taking over the all-time lead in career assists with 76.

April 2, 2011 Saint Vincent 29, Thiel 1

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team celebrated Senior Day in fine fashion, establishing a new school record for goals in a game with a 29-1 win over Thiel College at Chuck Noll Field.

The win moves the Bearcats' record to 7-2 on the year, as the team is off to its best start since the 2005 campaign.

Will DeLanoy led the offense with seven points, coming via three goals and four assists. Two teammates recorded five-point days, as Ryan Kearney and Alex Langton each scored two goals with three assists. Jake Dick and Kevin Vawter each ended the day with three goals, and Kullen Adams scored a career-high three points, with two goals and an assist. Zach Wilfong, Anthony Altieri, and Kevin Schroeck each contributed one goal and one assist.

The Bearcats owned a big 56-24 advantage in ground balls, led the the trio of Kearney, DeLanoy, and Clark Williams, who all had four apiece, while seven other players had three GB's. Saint Vincent was also strong on the faceoff, winning 25 of 33 draws, topped by Kevin Adams' 10-for-11 performance in the circle. While the 29 goals established a new school record, the one goal scored by Thiel was the fewest surrendered by a Bearcat team since a 22-0 victory over Seton Hill in March 2005. Andrew Shaver scored the lone tally for Thiel (1-8), an unassisted goal with 7:24 left in the second quarter. Thiel goalies Richard Cannon and Alex Cornwell combined to make 20 saves, with the former posting 12 and the latter eight. THIEL SAINT VINCENT

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Saint Vincent GOALS: Will DeLanoy 3; Jake Dick 3; Kevin Vawter 3; Ryan Kearney 2; Alex Langton 2; Kullen Adams 2; Mike Diggs 2; Matt Mackey 1; Pete McGee 1; Zach Wilfong 1; Anthony Altieri 1; Jesse Hicks 1; Kevin Adams 1;Franklin Howard 1; JD Mayer 1; Kevin Schroeck 1; Jeremy McGuire 1; Clark Williams 1; Marty Teynor 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 4; Ryan Kearney 3; Alex Langton 3; Matt Mackey 2; Pete McGee 2; Kullen Adams 1; Anthony Altieri 1; Sean Kretovics 1; Zach Wilfong 1.

Kearney had three goals and an assist during the same span,;with the Bearcats going up 8-0 six minutes into play. Wilfong's second goal of the quarter, with 7:29 left, gave the hosts a nine-goal lead, before Vawter scored his first two goals of the day in a three-minute span late in the opening quarter to send the Bearcats into the second frame up 11-0. The Bearcats tallied the only four goals of the second quarter, with two from Kullen Adams, and one apiece from Kearney and JD Mayer, to go into halftime leading 15-0. Saint Vincent's lead would eventually reach 18-0 before the Bison got on the board on a Brandon Schnupp goal with 8:43 left in the third quarter, but SVC would close the quarter with five goals in a six-minute span, with three coming from Vawter, making the score 23-1.

After the Bison opened the fourth quarter's scoring with a Kyle Arrington goal with 11:08 left in regulation, the Bearcats closed out regulation with four unanswered goals, clinching the victory and improving to a perfect 5-0 at home.

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Twenty one different players recorded at least one point on the day, while Saint Vincent had 19 different goal scorers en-route to out-shooting the Tomcats 74-12. The hosts put the game away early, taking a 9-0 lead at the end of the first quarter, before increasing their advantage to 17-1 at halftime.

Led by DeLanoy, the Bearcats took control from the start, as the junior figured in on seven of the team's first eight goals (two goals and five assists) over the first six minutes of play.

The Bearcats out-shot the Bison 64-9 on the afternoon, owned a 58-22 advantage in ground balls, and won 25 of 32 faceoffs. Kearney, JD Mayer, and Jeremy McGuire shared the team lead with five ground balls apiece, while Pete Hronis was a perfect 8-for-8 in the faceoff circle.

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Saint Vincent GOALS: Kevin Vawter 6; Ryan Kearney 5; Will DeLanoy 3; Zach Wilfong 3; Kullen Adams 3; Matt Mackey 1; Pete McGee 1; Sam Futrovsky 1; Jake Dick 1; JD Mayer 1; Vinnie DeSantis 1; Will Selmayer 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 6; Zach Wilfong 3; Ryan Kearney 2; Matt Mackey 2; Pete McGee 2; Jake Dick 1; Sam Futrovsky 1; Jesse Hicks 1; Alex Langton 1.

BEARCAT LACROSSE April 13, 2011 Saint Vincent 13, Washington & Jefferson 3

April 9, 2011 #10 Denison 9, Saint Vincent 3

The Bearcat men's lacrosse team's four-game winning streak came to a close, as 10th-ranked Denison University beat Saint Vincent 9-3 at Chuck Noll Field.

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team improved to 9-3 on the season with a convincing 13-3 victory over Washington & Jefferson on the Bearcat Turf.

Denison owned the majority of possession in the first quarter, out-shooting SVC 14-3, but managed just one goal, thanks to seven first quarter saves by Bearcat goalie Adam Gunter.

Ryan Kearney led all scorers with five goals, and was one of four players to record multi-point games for the Bearcats. Will DeLanoy finished with a goal and four assists, taking over the program's all-time lead for career assists, as he now has 79 helpers in just three years. Zach Wilfong scored three goals with one helper, while Jake Dick also finished with the hat trick.

Saint Vincent (8-3) trailed just 3-2 at halftime, before the Big Red ended the game with four unanswered goals over the final 21 minutes of regulation to put the game away.

With 10:39 remaining in the second quarter, Saint Vincent found the scoreboard, as Zach Wilfong tied the game at 1-1 with an unassisted tally. Three minutes later, the Bearcats would take the 2-1 lead on a man-up goal by Will DeLanoy.

Denison would eventually score the final two goals of the second quarter, to go into halftime with the slim 3-2 lead, and then would go up by two just over ninety seconds into the third quarter on a goal by Davis Lukens.

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Saint Vincent would again pull to within one, 4-3, on an unassisted goal from Pete Hronis with 8:34 left in the quater, before the Big Red would end the third with two unanswered goals to take a 6-3 lead into the final stanza. In the fourth quarter, the Bearcats were unable to solve the Denison defense, while the Big Red scored three goals in the first nine minutes of the stanza to put the game away. Denison out-shot the Bearcats 39-22, with Gunter turning in a career-high 16 saves in the losing effort. Josh McCloskey had four ground balls to lead the Bearcats, while teammate Sean Kretovics went 7-for-8 in the face off circle. DENISON SAINT VINCENT

1 0

2 2

3 1

3 0

9 3

Denison GOALS: Cory Couture 3; Emmett Jones 3; Colin Molloy 1; Davis Lukens 1; Zach Walsh 1. ASSISTS: Kyle Brown 1; Cory Couture 1; Colin Molloy 1; Tanner Smith 1; Chapin Speidel 1. Saint Vincent GOALS: Zach Wilfong 1, Peter Hronis 1, Will DeLanoy 1 ASSISTS: None.

The nine wins in a season are the most since the 2005 squad finished with 11, while the win also sealed a 6-1 home record for SVC in 2011.

For the game, the Bearcats out-shot the Presidents 45-22, while SVC also held a commanding edge in ground balls, 49-24, led by the duo of DeLanoy and Pete Hronis, who each scooped up six. The Bearcats also owned the edge in face offs, 18-10, with Hronis winning five. Saint Vincent took control early, with Wilfong scoring off an assist from DeLanoy just 1:21 into play, giving the Bearcats the early 1-0 lead. Three minutes later, Dick scored his first of the afternoon to give SVC the two-goal lead, before DeLanoy and Kearney scored 90 seconds apart to push SVC in front 4-0 with 4:19 left in the opening quarter. Washington & Jefferson scored the final goal of the first stanza, with just 44 seconds remaining, but two goals from Dick in the second quarter would send the Bearcats into halftime with a commanding 6-1 advantage.

The Bearcats would put the game away in the third, out-scoring the Presidents 3-1, with two goals from Kearney and one from Wilfong, to take a 9-2 lead into the final quarter.

After W&J scored its final goal of the afternoon in the opening minute of the fourth, the Bearcats ended the game with four unanswered goals - two from Wilfong, and one apiece from Kearney and Sean Kretovics - to ice the win.

Adam Gunter started in goal for SVC and earned the win, making 10 saves, before giving way to Logan Hoffmann, who came on in relief with five minutes left in the fourth quarter and stopped two shots. WASH & JEFF SAINT VINCENT

1 4

0 2

1 3

Wash. & Jefferson GOALS: Joseph Eck 2; Sean Hipley 1. ASSISTS: Tom Kozlowski 1; Mark Ringeling 1; Andrew Wallick 1.

1 4

3 13

Saint Vincent GOALS: Ryan Kearney 4, Zach Wilfong 4, Jake Dick 3, Sean Kretovics 1, Will DeLanoy 1 ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 4, Jeremy McGuire 1, Zach Wilfong 1

BEARCAT LACROSSE April 15, 2011 Greensboro 20, Saint Vincent 19 (OT)

The Saint Vincent men's lacrosse team was dealt a devastating 20-19 overtime loss to Greensboro College on the road in North Carolina. Trailing 18-12 with 13:18 left in the fourth quarter, the Bearcats outscored the Pride 7-1 over the closing minutes of regulation, only to see Greensboro's Bill Blakely score the game winner with 3:05 left in overtime.

The Bearcats got off to a strong start, taking a 5-0 lead midway into the opening quarter, on two goals from Zach Wilfong and one apiece from Ryan Kearney, Jake Dick and WIll DeLanoy. However, the Pride responded to score the final five goals of the first quarter to send the game into the second tied at 5-5.

Greensboro eventually jumped ahead 7-5 with two quick goals to open the third quarter, but the Bearcats battled back to take a 9-8 hafltime advantage, with DeLanoy scoring twice and Kearney and Mike Diggs once over the final seven minutes of the half. The Pride would then take the momentum in a big way, outscoring Saint Vincent 8-3 over the third quarter to head into the final stanza in front 16-12. The Greensboro lead would eventually grow to 18-12 with 13:18 remaining, but the Bearcats would respond in a big way.

Dick's second goal of the day would tie the game at 19 with 31 seconds left, and after winning the ensuing face off, the Bearcats looked primed to take the lead, with Alex Walsh burying a shot at the buzzer. However, officials deemed the ball found the back of the net a split second after the final whistle, and the game would go to overtime. After two minutes of scoreless play, the Pride would end the game, with Blakely scoring his ninth goal of the day with 3:05 left in the extra session to seal the wild win.

Seven different players scored at least one goal for the Bearcats, with Wilfong leading the way, posting a nine-point day on six goals and three assists. DeLanoy posted seven points, on four goals and three helpers, while Kearney posted five points, on four goals and one assist. The Bearcats were out-shot 53-50 for the game, but SVC did own a 41-39 advantage in ground balls, with four apiece from DeSantis, Kearney, Wilfong, and Brendan Cannon. SAINT VINCENT GREENSBORO

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4 3

3 8

7 2

0 1

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The Bearcat lacrosse team ended the regular season with a record of 9-5 after a tough 23-6 loss on the road to Ohio Wesleyan University.

Trailing 7-4 at halftime, the Bearcats saw the Bishops score 10 unanswered goals in the third quarter to put the game away. Ohio Wesleyan would end the game by outscoring SVC 6-2 over the fourth quarter to cruise to the win.

Saint Vincent started the day's scoring early, with Ryan Kearney scoring off an assist from Jake Dick just 63 seconds into play. It was the lone lead of the day for the Bearcats, however, as the Bishops would counter with four unanswered goals to go in front 4-1. Eventually, Will DeLanoy cut the gap to two, 4-2, with an SVC goal with 54 seconds left in the quarter.

Vincenzo DiSantis would pull SVC to within one, 4-3, with a goal just 30 seconds into the second quarter, but the Bishops scored three of the game's next four goals to take a 74 advantage into the intermission. The Battling Bishops would then come out of the gates on fire, outscoring the Bearcats 10-0 (and out-shooting SVC 15-4) to take a 17-4 lead into the final quarter.

Kearney and Dick would each score in the opening three mintues of the fourth quarter for SVC, but it was the final offense of the day for the visitors, as the Bishops ended the game on a 5-0 run over the final six minutes to cruise to the 23-6 win.

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DeLanoy and Wilfong scored 20 seconds apart to cut the deficit to 18-14 with 11:41 left, and after five scoreless minutes, the Bearcats' Vincenzo DiSantis would cut the deficit to four, 19-15, on a goal assisted by DeLanoy with 6:40 remaining. The Bearcats would continue the offensive surge, with Kearney netting his fourth goal of the day to make the score 19-16 with 2:52 left, before Wilfong would score twice in a 40-second span to bring the Bearcats to within one with 1:27 remaining.

April 19, 2011 Ohio Wesleyan 23, Saint Vincent 6

Dick led the Bearcat offense, posting two goals and an assist, while Kearney scored two goals and DeSantis a goal and an assist. For the game, the Bishops more than doubled SVC in shots, holding a 55-27 advantage, while OWU also had a decisive edge in face offs, winning 22 of 33. The Bearcats wrap up the regular season with a 9-5 record - the team's best since 2006. The team also established a regular season record for goals scored, with 206. SAINT VINCENT OHIO WESLEYAN

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2 3

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2 6

Saint Vincent GOALS:Jake Dick 2; Ryan Kearney 2; Vinnie DeSantis 1; Will DeLanoy 1. ASSISTS: Vinnie DeSantis 1; Jake Dick 1; Zach Wilfong 1.

6 23

Ohio Wesleyan GOALS: Pat Bassett 4; Spencer Schnell 4; Colin Short 3; Scotty Rosenthal 3; Shaun Crow 2; A.J. Pellis 2; Casey Helms 1; Nathan Barnett 1; Tony D'Abarno 1; Sean-Paul Mauro 1; Jack McCormick 1. ASSISTS: Shaun Crow 4; Colin Short 2; Pat Bassett 1; A.J. Pellis 1.

Saint Vincent GOALS: Zach Wilfong 6; Will DeLanoy 4; Ryan Kearney 4; Jake Dick 2; Vinnie DeSantis 1; Mike Diggs 1; Sam Futrovsky 1. ASSISTS: Will DeLanoy 3; Zach Wilfong 3; Vinnie DeSantis 1; Ryan Kearney 1; Marty Teynor 1. Greensboro GOALS: Bill Blakely 9, Jaeger Carlyle 4, Scott Showalter 3, Jose Rodriguez 1, Crawford Prezioso 1, Phil Schmid 1, Jordan Cornelius 1 ASSISTS: Jaeger Carlyle 2, Jose Rodriguez 2, Max Aiken 1, Bill Blakely 1

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ALL-TIME WON/LOSS RECORDS YEAR 1987

W 5

L 3

YEAR 1996

W 4

L 7

YEAR 2005

W 11

L 1

1989

1998

2007

1988 1990 1991

1992

1993

T E A M H I S T O RY

1994

1995

0 3 5

6 5

1997

10 7 7

2000 2001

2002

2003

2004

2006

2008

2009

2010

2011

TOTAL

1993 Wheeling Jesuit Oberlin Denison Grove City St. Bonaventure Marietta West Virginia Univ. Cabrini Marymount Allegheny Carnegie Mellon Final Record: 5-7

145

1994 Carnegie Mellon Cabrinii Wheeling Jesuit Grove City Marietta Oberlin Davis & Elkins Villa Julie Goucher Washington & Jefferson West Virginia Univ. Allegheny Carnegie Mellon Final Record: 6-7

145

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS (By Wins) Name Peter Tulk

Tom Harbert Carl Haas

Clayton Williams

Years 2000-09

W 69

1990-99

2010-pres 1987-89

GAME-BY-GAME, 1987-2011

1987 Carnegie Mellon L, 4-11 Carnegie Mellon L, 1-13 Bethany W, 13-6 Slippery Rock W, 5-2 Allegheny W, 9-8 Allegheny W, 8-7 Slippery Rock W, 7-2 Bethany L, 8-9 Final Record: 5-3 Head Coach: Clayton Williams

1999

Dickinson Carnegie Mellon Final Record: 3-7

1988 Carnegie Mellon L, 6-9 Catholic L, 6-10 Slippery Rock W, 4-1 Washington & Jefferson L, 0-8 Allegheny L, 1-6 Slippery Rock W, 5-3 Carnegie Mellon L, 8-9 Allegheny W, 8-5 Washington & Jefferson L, 5-10 Cumberland W, 11-5 Final Record: 4-6 Head Coach: Clayton Williams

L 56 74

1989 Carnegie Mellon L, 4-7 Washington & Jefferson L, 10-14 Slippery Rock L, 9-29 Allegheny W, 8-7 Carnegie Mellon L, 14-23 Washington & Jefferson W, 8-5 Bethany W, 12-8 Allegheny L, 7-14 Dickinson L, 5-21 Mount St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s L, 2-3 Pittsburgh LC W, 8-6 Final Record: 4-7 Head Coach: Clayton Williams 1990 St. Bonaventure Slippery Rock West Virginia Univ. Slippery Rock Washington & Jefferson Carnegie Mellon Allegheny Marietta Dickinson

L, 0-16 W, 15-9 L, 8-14 W, 13-5 L, 4-10 W, 13-9 W, 13-10 L, 7-15 L, 4-21

Pct .552

.378

.539 .465

Peter Tulk Allegheny W, 6-3 Carnagie Mellon W, 7-5 Final Record: 6-5 Head Coach: Tom Harbert 1991 St. Bonaventure West Virginia Univ. Oberlin Washington & Jefferson Slippery Rock Carnegie Mellon Marietta Dickinson Allegheny Washington & Jefferson Final Record: 0-10 1992 Carnegie Mellon Allegheny West Virginia Univ. West Virginia Wesleyan Marietta Washington & Jefferson Marymount Oberlin

L, 1-7 L, 5-15 L, 1-16 L, 6-12 L, 4-8 L, 8-18 L, 1-22 L, 0-14 L, 4-6 L, 5-6 L, 2-9 W, 9-4 L, 2-17 L, 8-19 L, 3-17 W, 14-9 L, 4-14 L, 3-21

1995 West Point Cabrinii Grove City Marietta Oberlin Kenyon Northwood Washington & Jefferson Villa Julie Wheeling Jesuit Carnegie Mellon Final Record: 5-7 1996 Wittenberg Allegheny Oberlin Marietta Kenyon Wooster Grove City Villa Julie York Juniata Allegheny Final Record: 4-7 1997 Wittenberg Lycoming Oberlin Wooster Kenyon

L, 2-25 W, 6-5 W, 11-7 L, 2-14 L, 1-29 W, 13-7 L, 2-23 L, 2-5 L, 7-8 L, 14-15 L, 4-21 W, 13-3 W, 9-6 L, 9-10 L, 1-9 W, 9-8 (2ot) W, 6-5 (ot) L, 5-16 L, 3-16 W, 7-3 W, 8-3 L, 2-19 L, 6-19 L, 2-17 L, 11-17 W, 11-10 (ot) L, 1-20 L, 2-14 L, 11-13 W, 13-4 W, 6-4 L, 3-18 L, 5-16 W, 8-7 L, 9-11 W, 7-2 W, 5-3 L, 2-14 W, 17-1 L, 4-15 W, 15-7 L, 0-7 L, 1-16 L, 13-15 L, 5-20 L, 8-9 (ot) W, 16-0 W, 10-1 W, 7-6 L, 8-10 L, 7-8 L, 9-10 L, 2-13

BEARCAT LACROSSE (1997 cont) Marietta Mercyhurst Villa Julie Shenandoah West Chester Messiah Allentown Grove City Marietta Final Record: 5-9

1999 Denison Oberlin Wingate Wittenberg Kenyon Wooster West Chester Neumann Mercyhurst Shenandoah Marietta Allentown Final Record: 5-7

2000 Denison Molloy Oberlin Wingate Northwood Kenyon Wooster Wittenberg Marietta Catawba Wheeling Jesuit Mercyhurst West Chester Final Record: 9-4 Head Coach: Peter Tulk 2001 Catawba Limestone Wingate Denison New York Tech Mars Hill Kenyon Oberlin

L, 8-9 (ot) L, 9-10 W, 13-3 L, 9-10 W, 16-1 W, 10-9 L, 5-15 L, 7-11 W, 9-8 W, 15-6 L, 7-11 W, 15-5 L, 5-6 L, 3-13 W, 17-4 L, 12-14 L, 6-17 L, 8-13 W, 7-4 L, 5-15 L, 16-18 L, 7-18 W, 16-10 W, 20-5 W, 13-6 L, 4-13 L, 12-14 W, 18-3 W, 8-6 W, 14-13 L, 10-17 W, 24-8 W, 15-5 W, 19-6 W, 13-7 W, 21-6 L, 16-17 (ot) W, 16-11

W, 14-12 L, 3-21 L, 7-12 L, 2-12 L, 2-24 W, 18-4 L, 8-15 W, 16-8

Opponent Adrian Allegheny Allentown Bellarmine Bethany Birmingham Southern Cabrini Canregie Mellon Catawba Catholic Cumberland Davis & Elkins Denison Dickinson Dowling Elizabethtown Frostburg State Goucher Greensboro Grove City Hartwick Juniata Kenyon

W 0 11 3 0 3 1 0 8 4 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 3 0 1 2

L 3 3 0 1 1 0 3 7 3 1 0 0 11 5 1 1 0 4 3 3 2 0 11

Opponent Lees McRae Limestone LIU-Southampton Lycoming Marietta Mars Hill Marymount Medaille Mercyhurst Messiah Univ. of Michigan Molloy Mount St. Joseph Mount St. Mary’s Neumann Northwood New York Tech Oakland Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Pfieffer Univ. of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh L.C.

W 3 0 1 0 7 4 0 1 1 0 1 3 4 0 0 2 0 1 9 0 2 2 1

L 0 3 2 2 5 0 2 0 5 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 1 0 7 5 0 0 0

Opponent Seton Hill Shenandoah Slippery Rock St. Bonaventure St. John Fisher St. Mary’s (MD) St. Michael’s (VT) Thiel Trine/Tri-State USMA-West Point Villa Julie Virginia Military Inst. Virginia Wesleyan Wash. & Jefferson Wells West Chester West Virginia Univ. West Va. Wesleyan Wheeling Jesuit Wingate Wittenberg Wooster York

2002 Lees McRae Mars Hill Limestone Oberlin Molloy Kenyon West Chester Catawba

W, 16-6 L, 9-12 L, 6-17 L, 4-19 L, 10-16 W, 13-10 W, 16-8 W, 18-9 W, 12-9 L, 2-17 W, 19-0 W, 8-4 L, 10-11 L, 8-9 L, 8-9

Dowling Wheeling Jesuit Virginia Military Inst. Denison Final Record: 4-9 2003 Catawba Pfieffer Mars Hill West Chester Kenyon Molloy Mercyhurst Lees McRae Limestone Wheeling Jesuit LIU-Southampton

L, 13-16 L, 8-10 L, 3-11 L, 4-13

L, 8-17 W, 7-4 W, 18-5 L, 8-12 W, 10-6 W, 9-7 W, 10-7 W, 13-7 L, 9-13 W, 11-8 L, 12-14

L 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 2 6 0 6 6 1 1 2 6 4 3

THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...

SVC scored 20+ goals in a game....................................................................................4/6/11 vs. Bethany (W, 27-2) SVC scored 28+ goals in a game.............................................................................................4/2/11 vs. Thiel (W, 29-1) SVC scored 0 goals in a game...................................................................................4/97 vs. West Chester (L, 0-28) SVC player scored 6+ goals in a game...................................................4/17/11 vs. Greensboro (Zach Wilfong - 6) SVC player scored 10+points in a game............................................3/10/09 vs. Mt. St. Joseph (Will DeLanoy-10) SVC player had 5+ assists in a game...............................................................4/6/11 vs. Bethany (Will DeLanoy - 6) SVC allowed 25+ goals in a game..........................................................................4/8/09 vs. Oh. Wesleyan (L, 7-25) SVC allowed 30+ goals in a game..................................................................................4/97 vs. Mercyhurst (L, 5-32) SVC allowed less than 2 goals in a game................................................................................4/2/11 vs. Thiel (W, 29-1) SVC shut out an opponent...........................................................................................3/22/05 vs. Seton Hill (W, 22-0) SVC won in overtime........................................................................................................3/6/06 vs. Catawba (W, 14-13) SVC lost in overtime.....................................................................................................4/17/11 vs. Greensboro (L, 19-20) SVC won by 25+ goals..........................................................................................................4/6/11 vs. Bethany (W, 27-2) SVC player scored 50+ goals in a season.................................................................................2001 - Ryan Elwell (50) SVC player scored 40+ goals in a season...............................................................................2010 - Will DeLanoy (44) SVC player with 30+ assists in a season.................................................................................2011 - Will DeLanoy (34)

Wooster Molloy LIU-Southampton West Chester Mercyhurst Wheeling Jesuit Lees McRae Final Record: 6-9

W 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 8 1 2 0 0 11 3 6 7 0

T E A M H I S T O RY

1998 Dickinson Lycoming Oberlin Kenyon Marietta Northwood West Chester Shenandoah Wooster Grove City Wittenberg Allentown Wittenberg Final Record: 6-7

W. 12-5 L, 5-32 W, 11-10 L, 4-11 L, 0-28 L, 10-17 W, 15-7 L, 7-13 W, 12-7

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

Denison Final Record: 7-5

2004 Catawba Mars Hill Pfieffer Washington & Jefferson Wittenberg Dowling Kenyon Wheeling Jesuit Southampton Wheeling Jesuit Wooster Mercyhurst Final Record: 9-3

L, 6-13

L, 13-14 W, 23-13 W, 22-4 W, 28-5 W, 12-7 W, 13-12 L, 11-12 W, 13-3 W, 13-9 W, 15-9 W, 11-4 L, 11-13

Will DeLanoy

2005 Univ. of Michigan Oakland (MI) Wingate Catawba Washington & Jefferson Seton Hill Molloy U.S.M.A. West Point Seton Hill Bellarmine Wheeling Jesuit Univ of Pittsburgh * Forfeit Final Record: 11-1 2006 Elizabethtown

W, 9-8 W, 14-11 W, 13-12 W, 14-13 W, 19-14 W, 22-0 W, 1-0* W, 14-5 W, 24-3 L, 11-15 W, 17-8 W, 13-8

W, 6-5

BEARCAT LACROSSE

THE RECORD BOOK Years Points 2003-06 223 2008-11 201 196 20092002-05 191 1998-01 161 151 1997-00 1998-00 145 136 2008-11 1997-00 136 2003-07 128 1999-01 136 115 1997-00 2008-11 106 2005-08 102

CAREER GOALS No Name 1. Ian Poole 2. Bryan Poole 3. Ryan Elwell 4. Zach Wilfong 5. Will DeLanoy 6. Dave Alexander 7. Bart Costello

Years Goals 2003-06 149 2002-05 134 1998-01 131 120 2008-11 113 20091997-00 107 2004-07 101

T E A M H I S T O RY

100-POINT CLUB No Name 1. Ian Poole 2. Zach Wilfong 3. Will DeLanoy 4. Bryan Poole 5. Ryan Elwell 6. Dave Alexander 7. Dan Keating 8. Ryan Kearney Ryan Beiser 10. Bart Costello 11. Lucas Repka 12. Chuck Holland 13. Jake Dick 14. Luke Swerdlow

CAREER ASSISTS No Name 1. Will DeLanoy 2. Zach Wilfong 3. Dan Keating 4. Ian Poole 5.. Lucas Repka

Years Asst 200983 2009-11 81 1998-00 75 2003-06 74 1999-01 68

CAREER SAVES No Name 1. Jeff Giordan 2. Brian Kasselan 3. Pete DeSantis 4. Jon McMahon 5.. Chris Oluvic

Years 1990-93 1995-98 2002-05 2007-10 1991-94

Svs 691 545 477 450 262

CAREER SAVE PERCENTAGE (min 30 games) No Name Years Pct 1. Pete DeSantis 2002-05 .624 2. Jeff Giordan 1990-93 .597 3. Chris Stiles 1998-01 .594 4. Tom Gangl 1987-89 .541 5.. Jon McMahon 2007-10 .480

SEASON POINTS No Name 1. Dan Keating 2. Will DeLanoy 3. Will DeLanoy 4. Bryan Poole 5. Will DeLanoy 6. Dan Keating 7. Lucas Repka 8. Ian Poole 9. Zach Wilfong 10. Ian Poole

Ian Poole

SEASON GOALS No Name 1. Ryan Elwell 2. Will DeLanoy 3. Bryan Poole 4. Bryan Poole Dave Alexander 6. Ian Poole Ian Poole

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SEASON ASSISTS No Name 1. Will DeLanoy Lucas Repka 3. Dan Keating 4. Zach Wilfong 5. Will DeLanoy

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Year 2000 2011 2010 2004 2009 2000 2001 2006 2009 2004

Points 68 67 65 64 63 60 59 59 58 58

Year 2001 2010 2004 2003 2000 2004 2005

Goals 50 44 42 41 41 40 40

Year 2011 2001 2000 2009 2009

Points 34 34 33 30 27

SEASON GROUND BALLS No Name Year 1. Mike Leiendecker 2007 2. Brett Martz 2001 3. Jon Petrie 2001 Justin Cameron 2003 5. Brett Martz 2002

SEASON SAVES No Name 1. Chris Oluvic 2. Jeff Giordan 3. Jeff Giordan 4. Brian Kasselan 5. Jon McMahon

TEAM RECORDS

Year 1994 1993 1992 1998 2009

GBs 72 70 65 65 64 SVs 218 207 201 197 169

Goals Scored, Game................................................................................29, 4/2/11 vs. Thiel Goals Allowed (Most), Game........................................................32, 4/97 vs. Mercyhurst Goals Allowed (Fewest), Game..............0, 4 TIMES (Most recent 3/05 vs Seton Hill) Goals Scored, Season................................................................................................206, 2011 Goals Scored Average, Season...............................................................................14.71, 2011 Goals Allowed (Fewest), Season..............................................................................58, 1987 Goals Allowed (Most), Season..................................................................................191, 2001 Goals Allowed Avg, Season.......................................................................................8.6, 1987 Individual Points, Game..........................10, 3 TIMES (W. Delanoy, 4/22/10 vs Oberlin) Individual Goals, Game.........................................7, 3 TIMES (I. Poole, 3/04 vs. Pfieffer) Individual Assists, Game.........................6, 6 TIMES (W. DeLanoy, 3/6/11 vs. Bethany) Wins, Season..................................................................................................................11, 2005 Losses, Season................................................................................................................10, 1991 Winning Streak................................................................................................9, 4/88 - 3/89

(2006 cont) Catawba Wingate St. Michael’s St. Mary’s Hartwick Wooster Seton Hill Wittenberg Univ of Pittsburgh Seton Hill Goucher Final Record: 7-5

2007 Elizabethtown Wingate Wittenberg Hartwick Seton Hill Denison Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Seton Hill Wheeling JesuitW, 13-10 Goucher Mount St. Joseph Final Record: 4-8 2008 Virginia Wesleyan Goucher Wittenberg Kenyon Trine Seton Hill Ohio Wesleyan Denison Mount St. Joseph Greensboro Wheeling JesuitW, 12-11 Oberlin Seton Hill Wells Final Record: 6-8

2009 Virginia Wesleyan Saint John Fisher Mount St. Joseph Adrian Trine Wittenberg Kenyon Wooster Washington & Jefferson Ohio Wesleyan Greensboro Oberlin Medaille Denison Final Record: 5-9

2010 York Adrian Hendrix Wittenberg Wooster Kenyon Denison Ohio Wesleyan Greensboro Oberlin Mount St. Joseph Washington & Jefferson Final Record: 5-9 Head Coach: Carl Haas

W, 14-13 (ot) W, 13-5 W, 13-14 (ot) L, 7-21 L, 10-18 W, 12-11 W, 17-13 L, 8-10 L, 10-19 W, 13-9 L, 8-10 L, 8-13 L, 9-20 W, 11-9 L, 5-12 L, 10-17 L, 5-12 L, 8-14 L, 9-20 W, 12-9 L, 8-13 W, 11-4

L, 9-19 L, 5-10 W, 11-10 L, 6-13 W, 12-1 L, 12-13 L,, 2-17 L, 5-19 W, 12-5 L, 6-10

W, 20-10 L, 10-11 W, 22-2

L, 12-16 L, 11-17 W, 22-9 L, 12-13 W, 16-11 L, 13-14 L, 9-12 L, 7-18 W, 21-9 L, 7-25 L, 9-12 W, 19-9 W, 22-10 L, 6-24 L, 11-16 L, 11-12 W, 27-7 L, 8-18 L, 6-16 L, 14-15 L, 9-23 L, 10-21 W, 11-10 W, 21-12 W, 20-14 W, 20-17

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SA I NT V I N C E NT C O L L E G E

BEARCAT LACROSSE

Saint Vincent College is a Catholic, coeducational liberal arts college sponsored by the Benedictine monks of the Saint Vincent Archabbey. The College’s 200+ acre suburban campus is located at the foothills of the scenic Laurel Highlands, 35 miles east of the city of Pittsburgh. Saint Vincent was the first Benedictine foundation in the United States. The Archabbey and college were founded in 1846 by Boniface Wimmer, a monk from the Benedictine Abbey of Metten in Bavaria. Saint Vincent College is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

The faculty at Saint Vincent numbers 208, 72 percent of which have earned their Doctorate or terminal degrees at such prestigious institutions as Notre Dame, Cornell, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, and Yale. The student-to-facutly ratio is 14-to-1, giving students a very rich learning environment. Total undergraduate enrollment is approximately 1,800, with 51 percent men and 49 percent women. The College offers 55 majors and minors throughout four schools of study. The schools include the Alex McKenna School of Business, Economics, and Government, The Fred Rogers School of Social Sciences, Communication, and Education, the School of Humanities and Fine Arts, and The School of Natural Science, Mathematics, and Computing. Saint Vincent College has been repeatedly ranked in national publications, including: Barrons 300 Best Buys in Education; Money Magazine (Top 15 Best Values in the US); US News and World Report Guide to America’s Best Colleges; and The Princeton Review. In December 2008, the prestigious Forbes Magazine also named Saint Vincent among its list of “America’s Best Colleges,” one of just three Catholic colleges in the state of Pennsylvania listed.

BEARCAT LACROSSE

PROGRAMS AND MAJORS

Anthropology Art-Graphic Design Art History Arts Administration Studio Art Art Education Biochemistry Bioinformatics Biology Business-Accounting Business-Finance Business-International Business-Management Business-Marketing Business Education Chemistry Communication/Advertising & P.R. Communication/Media Studies Computing and Information Science Economics Education-Early Childhood Education-Elementary Instruction Education-Secondary Certification (Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, Physics, Social Sciences, Social Studies) Education-K -12 Certification (Art, Environmental Education, French, Spanish, Business, Information Technology)

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SA I NT V I N C E NT C O L L E G E

LOCATION: Latrobe, PA; 35 miles east of Pittsburgh ENROLLMENT: 1,810 STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 14-to-1 CLASS SIZE AVERAGE: 24 COST (2011-12): Tuition and fees - $28,853; Room and Board - $9,100 ADMISSIONS CONTACT: (724) 805-2500; admissions@stvincent.edu

BEARCAT LACROSSE

Saint Vincent College believes that physical activity is essential for a well-rounded education. With 20 varsity sports, and over a dozen club and intramural sports, Saint Vincent gives student-athletes an opportunity to continue their athletic careers while receiving a top-notch liberal arts education at America’s first Benedictine College.

Saint Vincent student-athletes achieve success on the field and in the classroom. In the 2010-11 school year, over 95 studentathletes receieved post-season honors from the Presidents’ Athletic Conference for their performance on the field, in the pool, on the court, and on the course. In addition, a total of 425 Saint Vincent student-athletes have been named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll over the past four years, which recognizes student-athletes who achieve a grade-point average of 3.60 or higher during their season of competition.

SA I NT V I N C E NT AT H L ET I C S

The Saint Vincent athletic tradition is a long and rich one, from the school’s first baseball game in 1867, to the establishment of women’s varsity athletics in 1984, to the rebirth of Bearcat football in 2007. Nearly every program has achieved success and recognition on the national level, while over 100 Saint Vincent student-athletes have been named All-America, both athletically and academically.

Saint Vincent athletes have the privelege of using some of the finest facilities in small-college athletics. The Bearcat lacrosse and football teams call Chuck Noll Field home. Named after the legendary National Football League Hall of Fame coach, Chuck Noll Field is a natural grass surface with state-of-the-art drainage and irrigation. The stadium has a seating capacity of 1,100, and boasts a spacious press box, as well as restroom and concession facilities. The field is used in the summer as the main practice facility for the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers, who have called Saint Vincent their summer training camp home since 1967.

The SVC Turf

Bearcat lacrosse also utilizes the Saint Vincent Turf field. Located at the base of campus, the facility was completed in the spring of 2009, and boasts a top-notch Field Turf surface, which allows for safe play in even the wettest of weather. The facility the home of soccer and field hockey in the fall, lacrosse in the spring, and intramural sports year round.

The Saint Vincent Fitness Center

Located in the back section of the Carey Center is the Frank and Elizabeth Resnick Pool. In addition to being put to use by the Bearcat swimming teams, the pool is utilized by a number of athletic teams for conditioning workouts, while the entire Saint Vincent community is welcome to use the pool for recreational swimming.

The Bearcat lacrosse locker room

The Robert S. Carey Center, built in 2003, is the hub of Saint Vincent athletics. The gymnasium, with a seating capacity of 1,300, features regulation basketball and volleyball courts, and is also utilized for practice by the softball, baseball, and lacrosse teams. In addition to the full-sized basketball/volleyball court, there are five additional practice courts, which are used recreationally by students, and also for intramural competition. The Carey Center also boasts 15 full-sized locker rooms for year round use by varsity athletes, as well as a fitnes center, equipped with the latest free weights, weight machines, and cardio equipment. Located just outside of the fitness center is the Bearcat Athletic Training Center, which is fully staffed and has ample room for medical treatment, rehabilitation, and therapy.

Upon entering campus, the Lady Bearcat softball field, built in 2004, located adjacent to the Saint Vincent Turf. Located in the center of campus is Bearcat Ballfield, home of the SVC baseball team, while the outdoor tennis courts, completely resurfaced in 2007 and used by the Lady Bearcat tennis team, are located on the upper part of campus, offering a picturesque setting with a view of the entire Saint Vincent campus.

The Athletic Training Center

Chuck Noll Field, the home of Saint Vincent men’s lacrosse

The Robert S. Carey Center Gym

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Wilfong represents Bearcats in national All-Star game

Bearcat senior Zach Wilfong posted a strong showing in the 2011 United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Asscociation Division-III North/South All-Star Game, held on May 28th in Baltimore, MD.

2011 U S I L A N O R T H/S O U T H G A M E

The attackman, who became the first ever player in the 24-year history of lacrosse at Saint Vincent to be selected to participate in the prestigious game, scored two goals in helping the South to a 20-15 victory over the North in the game played at Goucher College.

Wilfong was one of 60 graduating seniors, representing 41 different colleges, selected to participate in the game. Players were chosen to the game in a nationwide ballot of Division-III coaches.

The native of Columbus, OH wrapped up his career in fine fashion, posting 50 points, on 34 goals and 16 assists, en-route to being named the 2011 Bearcat Most Valuable Player. Wilfong had 12 multi-point games for the Bearcats in 2011, including seven contests with four or more point, highlighted by a six-goal, three-assist performance against Greensboro College on April 17th. In addition, he had six three-goal games and one four-goal game, while he tallied multiple assists four different times. He helped spearhead a Saint Vincent offense that ranked ninth nationally with an average of 14.7 goals per game. Wilfong ended his career second all-time in program history in both points (201) and assists (81), while his 120 goals rank fourth all-time.

Wilfong (center) with SVC coaches Andrew (left) and Carl Haas at the 2011 USILA North/South Game

“We are extremely proud of this honor for Zach,” said Saint Vincent head coach Carl Haas. “To be selected to this prestigious game speaks volumes for his play on the field, and the respect that he's earned from coaches around the nation.

“Zach has played a huge role in elevating our program,” continued Haas, “and I'm very happy to see that his hard work is being recognized. He's been absolutely invaluable here for four years.”

2011 Saint Vincent College Boys Lacrosse Camp June 18-21

- grades 8-12

ONE OF THE PREMIER TEACHING & LEARNING CAMPS IN THE COUNTRY!

The Saint Vincent College Boys Lacrosse camp is staffed by experienced, knowldegeable, and professional men from all levels of the sport. In addition to the entire Bearcat coaching staff, numerous members of the current Bearcat lacrosse team, as well as alums, will work dilligently with players at the camp of all ages and skill levels. The Saint Vincent Boys Lacrosse Camp has been a whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s who of coaches and players throughout its history.

REGISTER ONLINE AT HTTP://ATHLETICS.STVINCENT.EDU - Picturesque campus setting - State-of-the art natural grass and artificial turf fields - Roomy, air-conditioned dormitories - Full-size indoor swimming pool - Access to weight room/fitness center - Plentiful, delicious meals

AND MORE!

The Saint Vincent College Boys Lacrosse camp provides each camper with a great opportunity to develop their skills and succeed. Our staff is comprised of hardworking, enthusiastic coaches, as well as members of the Saint Vincent lacrosse team, who will work closely with the campers on all aspects of their game. The Saint Vincent Boys Lacrosse camp is the preferred camp of the following schools: Franklin Regional, Greensburg Central Catholic, Mount Lebanon, and North Allegheny.

The 2011 Saint Vincent Bearcats