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2008 Bullets Quick FactsLocation ........................................................................................ Gettysburg, Pa. 17325Founded ................................................................................................................... 1832Enrollment .............................................................................................................. 2,600Nickname .............................................................................................................. BulletsColors ....................................................................................................Orange and BlueAffiliation ............................................................................. NCAA Division III, ECACConference ..................................................................................................... CentennialPresident ................................................................................. Dr. Katherine Haley WillDirector of Athletics .................................................................................. David WrightAthletic Department Phone .....................................................................(717) 337-6400Athletic Department Fax ..........................................................................(717) 337-6528Stadium .................................................................... Shirk Field at Musselman StadiumBuilt/Capacity ............................................................................................... 1965/6,176Surface............................................................................................. AstroPlay (Artificial)

Head Coach (alma mater/year) ............................................ Hank Janczyk (Hobart ’76)Record at Gettysburg/Seasons .............................................................. 252-67 (.790)/20Overall Record/Seasons ........................................................................297-91 (.765)/24Office Phone .............................................................................................(717) 337-6405Assistant Coaches .......................................................... Tommy Pearce (Gettysburg ’01)

Doug Sage (Gettysburg ’98)Pearce Office Phone ..................................................................................(717) 337-6499Sage Office Phone..................................................................................... (717) 337-6411

Sports Information Director .....................................................................Braden Snyder Office Phone .......................................................................................(717) 337-6527 Cell Phone ..........................................................................................(717) 752-0705 Email ....................................................................................bsnyder@gettysburg.eduAssistant SID ...............................................................................................Corey Jewart Office Phone .......................................................................................(717) 337-6323 Cell Phone ......................................................................................... (717) 752-0060 Email .....................................................................................cjewart@gettysburg.eduSID Fax .....................................................................................................(717) 337-6528Bullet Sports Hotline ............................................................................. (717) 33-SPORTDepartment of Athletics Website ........................................www.GettysburgSports.com

First Year of Men’s Lacrosse .................................................................................... 1958All-time Record/Seasons ................................................................. 379-208-1 (.645)/43Appearances in Centennial Conference Tournament/Record ............................7/13-1Conference Championships .........................................................................................16Years .............................................1976-83-89-91-92-94-95-98-99-2000-01-02-04-05-06-07NCAA Division III Playoff Appearances .....................................................................17Years ....................................... 1989-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-04-05-06-07Record in NCAA Playoffs/Last Result ....... 16-18/Lost in 2007 Semifinals to Salisbury, 9-6Best Finish ................................................................. National Runner-up (2001, 2002)

2007 Overall Record ..................................................................................................16-32007 Conference Record/Finish ............................................................7-1/Champions2008 Captains .........................Trip Dyer, Devin Hewitt, Andrew McGann, Ben SufrinLetterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................................18/11Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................................................. 5/5

Returning StartersJoe Brody (A), Trip Dyer (A), Andrew McGann (D), Zach Pucci (A), Ben Sufrin (M)

Starters LostJohn Fairhurst (D), Kevin Freehill (M), Steve Hurst (M), Andrew Mavraganis (M), Pat Vaughan (G)

2008 Men’s Lacrosse Facts ...................................... 1About the College ................................................... 3Administration........................................................ 4Support Staff ........................................................... 5Coaching Staff ........................................................ 7Captains .................................................................. 92008 Preview ..........................................................112008 Roster ........................................................... 122008 Team Photo .................................................. 13Player Profiles ....................................................15-312007 Game-by-Game Results ........................... 32-332007 Statistics ....................................................... 352007 Centennial Conference .............................. 37All-Time Series Records ........................................ 38All-Time Results ................................................39-41Postseason History ................................................ 42Season and Career Leaders ................................... 43Bullet All-Americans ............................................. 442008 Schedule .........................................Back Cover

Memo to Press/Radio/TVThis media guide was compiled for your convenience in covering Gettysburg College men’s lacrosse during the 2008 season. Contents of this guide and changes in plans and personnel will be supplemented during the season by the Sports Information Offi ce. All re-quests for additional information, including pictures, press passes and press box accommodations, should be forwarded to the Sports Information Offi ce.

Helpful HintsTelephones: There are four telephones in the press box, all with separate outside numbers. However, only collect or credit card calls may be made. The main press box number is (717) 337-6423.Services: Programs and number changes are pro-vided. Final statistics are also available.Photographers: Ample outlets are provided for video cameras. Press and movie personal work atop the enclosed press box. Sideline passes are available.Requests: For special services, feature stories, pho-tographs, coverage, broadcast privileges and other information, email the Sports Information Offi ce at [email protected]

CREDITSThe 2008 Gettysburg College Men’s Lacrosse Media Guide was compiled and produced by the Gettysburg College Sports Information Office.

Editor .................................................Braden SnyderAssistant Editors ..............Corey Jewart, Jan Sharrah Cover Design..........................................Corey JewartPrinting .............Whitmore Printing (Lancaster, Pa.)Photography .... David Sinclair (Action Photography)

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About Gettysburg CollegeGettysburg College was chartered in 1832 during a time in which most of the nation’s strongest liberal arts colleges were established. It is located on the famous Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa., and has played a major role in American history.

Currently ranked among the best liberal arts colleges in the United States, Gettysburg College is com-mitted to preparing nearly 2,600 students from more than 40 states and 35 foreign countries for the opportunities of a changing world. Students may choose from 37 majors, pursue interdisciplinary and self-de-signed majors, or complete one of several cooperative and dual-degree programs.

Special programs are also offered in study abroad, Wash-ington semester (government and politics, economics, foreign policy and many others) and United Nations semester. Dual-de-gree programs are offered in such areas as engineering, nursing and environmental studies.

The 200-acre campus is 36 miles from Harrisburg, 54 from Baltimore, 72 from Washington, D.C., 117 from Philadelphia and 212 from New York City.

Student-faculty ratio is 11:1. There are 192 full-time faculty members, 92 percent of whom have earned a doctorate or the highest degree in their respec-tive field.

An abundance of activities are available to Gettysburg stu-dents. A social council sponsors a diverse schedule of events. There are 10 men’s national fraternities and six women’s na-tional sororities. There is a full schedule of lectures and concerts featuring nationally-known speakers and performers.

Financial AidAlthough higher education is expensive, 67 percent of the

student body at Gettysburg received college aid for 2006-07, including 483 first-year students. Maximum first-year student aid (including scholarships, grants, loans and work-study) is $43,577, with an average of $24,487. Students applying for financial aid must complete the PROFILE and Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by February 15.

Nearly 1,300 students, or 50 percent of the student body, hold campus jobs. College work-study is available on campus, and jobs are also available in the community.

AthleticsGettysburg College offers 12 varsity sports for men and 12 for women. It is an NCAA Division III institution and competes in the Centennial Conference (CC) as well as the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). Gettysburg is the only college in the CC with 13 full-time head coaches. There are also two part-time head coaches, a total of 20 assistant coaches (full and part-time) and six interns. Three athletic trainers, as well as a team physician and an orthopedic surgeon attend to the medical needs of Gettysburg athletes.

Centennial ConferenceGettysburg College is a charter member of the Centennial Conference. The conference became official on April 29, 1992, when 11 college and university presidents agreed to a mission of purpose formalizing the all-sports con-ference. Ten of the charter members had held membership in the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference (MAC) since that conference’s origin in 1912.

Members of the Centennial Conference are Bryn Mawr College, Dickinson College, Franklin & Marshall College, Get-tysburg College, Haverford College, Johns Hopkins University, McDaniel College, Muhlenberg College, Swarthmore College, Ursinus College and Washington College.

Gettysburg teams have enjoyed unprecedented success in the first 14 years of the Centennial Conference, having won more CC team championships than any other institution. Gettysburg teams and athletes have also been prominent at the national level in recent years.

FacilitiesGettysburg’s athletic facili-ties are regarded as among the finest in Division III. They consist of a 6,176-seat stadium with a state-of-the-art artificial surface for football, lacrosse and track and field, a brand-new, lighted soccer complex (also with an artificial sur-face), and an indoor sports complex which houses a 3,000-seat basketball, wrestling and volleyball area, four indoor tennis courts, a 1/11-mile indoor track, a first-class weight room and outstanding training facilities.

There are new outdoor facilities for baseball, softball, wom-en’s lacrosse and field hockey, as well as 14 refurbished tennis courts. A scenic cross country course incorporates the campus and adjacent battlefield.

Plans have also been finalized for the construction of a new Center for Athletics, Recreation and Fitness, due to break ground in May 2008.

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

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DR. KATHERINE HALEY WILLPresident———————————————Dr. Katherine Haley Will, the 13th president of Gettysburg, is the first female president in the College’s 175-year history. She has served Get-tysburg College since June 1, 2004.

Dr. Will began her academic career at Augustana College, where she was dean of graduate study and

director of general education. As a faculty member there, she re-ceived the Burlington Northern Award for Excellence in Teaching. Subsequently, she was provost and professor of English at Kenyon College, where she served as leader of the academic program, faculty and curriculum.

Before coming to Gettysburg College, Dr. Will was president at Whittier College, where she completed the facilitation of a comprehensive strategic planning process that produced a ten-year plan for the College. She oversaw the College’s ten-year reaffirma-tion of accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and worked with the Board of Trustees to complete the fund-raising for a $15-million technological upgrade and expansion of Whittier’s library and information technology center.

The author of many published works on Victorian literature, women’s literature and trends in educational technology, Dr. Will earned her master’s and doctoral degrees in English from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. She studied at Carleton College and completed her Bachelor of Arts degree at Tufts University; Tufts also awarded her an honorary doctorate in 2002.

Dr. Will’s community and professional involvement includes service on the board of the United Way of Greater Los Angeles and the executive committee of the Association for Independent California Colleges and Universities. She was the chair of the nominating committee of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and serves on the Boards of Directors of the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and the National As-sociation of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU). She is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Annapolis Group of Leading Liberal Arts Colleges.

Kate Will and her husband, Oscar Henry Will III, Ph.D., have four daughters.

Director of Athletics David Wright speaks at the Gettysburg College Hall of Athletic Honor induction banquet.

DAVID WRIGHTDirector of Athletics———————————————After 16 years as a coach and administrator at Gettysburg, David Wright assumed the role of Director of Athletics on June 1, 2002.

A native of Goshen, N.Y., Wright joined Gettysburg in 1986 as head men’s soccer coach and assumed administrative duties as assistant

director of athletics in 1990 before becoming associate director of athletics in 1996. His Bullet soccer teams were 216-90-23 in 17 seasons and won three Centennial Conference championships. In addition, his teams appeared in the NCAA tournament in seven of his final 10 seasons.

Wright is a 1982 graduate of the State University of New York (SUNY) at Cortland with a master’s degree from Brigham Young University. He was a first-team All-America soccer player at SUNY Cortland and, in 1981, was a Senior Bowl participant and nominated for the Hermann Trophy, given to the nation’s top soccer player.

At Gettysburg, Wright serves on a number of committees, including marketing, recreational/fitness facility and enrollment management. His professional affiliations include former chair of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Division III Men’s Soccer Rankings Committee, and membership in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.

He and his wife, Cindy, are Gettysburg residents and the parents of three daughters.

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MIKE CANTELEHead Athletic Trainer———————————————Mike Cantele begins his 18th year at Get-tysburg College in 2007-08. He is a 1988 graduate of Gettysburg with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He earned a master’s degree from Old Dominion University in May 1990.

As an undergraduate at Gettysburg, Cantele received the National Collegiate Physical Education and Health Award and the Athletic Training Award. While at Old Dominion, he served as a graduate assistant trainer at nearby Norfolk State University. He then served as an athletic trainer in the National Football League with the New England Patriots. In 2007, Cantele was named the U.S. Women’s Lacrosse Elite Team Head Athletic Trainer. The Elite team forms the nucleus for the U.S. national team that competes in the World Cup every four years and also has numerous competitions each year, highlighted by the Champions Challenge each January and the Stars & Stripes Weekend each fall. An avid golfer, Cantele is married to Gettysburg College’s Se-nior Women’s Administrator and women’s lacrosse Head Coach, the former Carol Daly.

COREY JEWARTAssistant Sports Information Director————————————————Corey Jewart began his first year as the As-sistant Sports Information Director with the start of the 2007-08 school year. A native of Austin, Pa., Jewart was most recently the Assistant Director of Athletic Communications at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pa., where he assisted in

covering the College’s 22-sport athletic program, including serv-ing as the primary media contact for baseball, women’s lacrosse, and women’s basketball. Before Allegheny, he spent two years at The College of Wooster as an intern. Jewart acted as the primary contact for several sports and was the sports information contact for the 2004 North Coast Athletic Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament. He also assisted the director in covering the Fighting Scots’ nationally-ranked baseball, men’s basketball, and football programs. A 2004 graduate of Allegheny, Jewart graduated cum laude with a degree in history and a minor in writing.

BRADEN SNYDERSports Information Director————————————————Braden Snyder is in the midst of his first year as the Sports Information Director at Gettysburg College.

Snyder was hired in August 2007 to take over the reins of the Bullets’ sports infor-mation department. He is in charge of all publicity and media relations centering

around the College’s 24-sport varsity athletic program. Snyder came to Gettysburg following a five-year stint as the director of sports information at his alma mater, Lebanon Valley College. He was responsible for the dissemination of information for all of the Dutchmen’s 21 intercollegiate athletic programs, in-cluding working with their nationally-ranked field hockey program. Snyder also served as the chair of the Middle Atlantic Conference Sports Information Director Committee in 2006-07. Prior to returning to Lebanon Valley, he spent two years as an intern in the sports information departments at Bucknell University and Towson University. A native of Martinsburg, Pa., Snyder is a 2000 graduate of Lebanon Valley where he earned a bachelor’s degree in English. He was also a member of the athletic program as an undergradu-ate, earning seven letters as a member of the cross country and track & field teams. Snyder was a team captain of the track team in 1999-00.

KERRY GARRETTAssistant Athletic Trainer————————————————Kerry Garrett is in the midst of her second stint as a member of the Bullet training staff. Garrett first came to Gettysburg in the fall of 2002 and spent two years on the staff working with the Bullet soccer, basketball, and men’s lacrosse programs.

She has returned to those roles in 2007-08. In between her stints with the Orange & Blue, Garrett worked for UPMC at Carnegie Mellon University. While with UPMC, she also worked with the Pittsburgh Ballet, the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the Pittsburgh Passion – the 2007 National Women’s Football Association champions. A native of York, Pa., Garrett is a CPR and first aid instruc-tor and a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Associa-tion. She received a bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in ath-letic training from Slippery Rock University in 2000 and went on to earn her master’s in athletic training from Old Dominion University in 2002. Garrett is married to current Gettysburg women’s soccer head coach Matt Garrett.

ROSE LENAHANEquipment Manager————————————————The 2007-08 season marks Rose Lenahan’s 15th year as an equipment manager at Get-tysburg College. Lenahan came to the College in 1992 and was hired to her current position in August 1993. A certified member of the Athletic Equipment

Managers Association, she is responsible for 12 of Gettysburg’s 24 varsity teams, including the men’s basketball program. She also serves on the College’s Safety Committee. A native of Pinellas Park, Fla., Lenahan was a track and field athlete at Gibbs High School in St. Petersburg. She and her husband, Tim, reside in East Berlin, Pa., and are the parents of three grown sons.


To Coach Janczyk, Coach Pearce, and Coach Sage;The parents of the Gettysburg Lacrosse Team would like to thank the three of you forthe commitment of your time, treasure and talents which you have invested in oursons. We would also like to extend our gratitude to the members of Coach Janczyk'sfamily, especially his wife Cindy who has generously sacrificed in order that CoachJanczyk might be totally committed to his duties as head coach.

May God return your devotion and efforts one hundred fold to you and your family andmay God finish the work of building character and integrity in the hearts of our sonswhich you have begun. The men they have become and will be in the future havebeen molded and strengthened under your leadership . We are more thankful than youwill ever know.

Our gratitude is a minor reflection of your intense desire to be their mentor while theyare in college when we as parents could not be there.


HANK JANCZYKHead CoachHobart ’7621st Season at Gettysburg———————————————One of the most successful lacrosse coaches in NCAA history, Hank Janczyk will take to the sidelines for his 21st season at the helm of the Gettysburg College men’s lacrosse team in 2008.

With a career record of 297-91 (252-67 at Gettysburg), Janczyk ranks second in career

victories among all active Division III men’s lacrosse coaches, and he is third among all current NCAA men’s lacrosse coaches (all divisions).

During his tenure, the 1976 graduate of Hobart College has guided the Bullets to 15 conference titles. Under Janczyk, Gettysburg has made 17 appearances in the NCAA Division III playoffs – a feat that has been accomplished by just four other Division III schools.

Six of Janczyk’s teams have reached the national semifinals, with his 2001 and 2002 squads making it to the championship game. Every one of his Bullet squads has finished with a winning record.

Janczyk’s 2001 Bullets set school records for consecutive victories (14) and wins in a season (16) en route to the program’s first-ever national title game appearance. As a result, he earned the 2001 Babe Kraus Award as the Division III Coach of the Year, an honor he first won in 1984 at Salisbury State University. On April 7, 2001, he earned his 200th career coaching victory with a 14-10 win over Western Maryland.

The following year, the Bullets again broke the program record for victories in a season (17) and ascended to No. 1 in the national rankings for the third time in four years. Janczyk’s 2006 team tied the single-season school record for wins, finishing 17-2.

COACHING STAFF

TOMMY PEARCEAssistant Coach/Off. Coordinator—— —————————————A 2001 graduate of Gettysburg, Tommy Pearce enters his third season as an assistant coach at Gettysburg in 2008. Before returning to Gettysburg, Pearce spent three years coaching lacrosse at the high school level. He served at Landon School for one year before moving on to Loyola Blakefield for two

years. As a player, Pearce was a two-time All-American and in 2001 was

named Centennial Conference Player of the Year and Eastern College Athletic Conference South Region Player of the Year. The Chestertown, Md., native helped the Bullets win four consecutive conference titles, and as a team captain in 2001, guided Gettysburg to its first-ever berth in the NCAA Division III national championship game.

In 2007, Janczyk picked up his 250th career win at Gettysburg when the Bullets knocked off Washington (Md.) College 11-4 in the Centennial Conference championship game to capture their fourth-straight conference title and their 11th since 1994.

At Hobart, Janczyk earned three varsity letters as a defenseman on the lacrosse team. He played on a pair of NCAA Division III runners-up and captained Hobart’s 1976 national championship squad.

Following several assistant coaching positions, Janczyk was named the head coach at Salisbury State, where his teams posted a three-year record of 33-12. Later he coached two years at Colgate University before arriving at Gettysburg.

He resides in Gettysburg with his wife, Cindy, and their three children.

Hank Janczyk has coached the Bullets to 15 conference titles.

DOUG SAGEAssistant Coach/Def. Coordinator———————————————A 1998 graduate of Gettysburg College, Doug Sage will enter the second year of his second stint as an assistant on Hank Janczyk’s staff. He was also an assistant on the 2002 squad that reached the national championship game.

As a player, Sage was a midfielder for the Bullets and a team captain in 1998. He helped Gettysburg

to Centennial Conference championships in 1995 and 1998, as well as the national semifinals in 1995 and 1997.

In addition to his previous stop at Gettysburg, Sage has led numerous successful lacrosse programs on various levels. He spent two years at Ridgewood High School, helping his alma mater to the 2000 New Jersey state finals. From 2002-06, he was the director of athletics at Immaculate Heart Academy in New Jersey. In 2003, he was the head girls’ lacrosse coach at IHA before taking over as the head boys’ lacrosse coach at St. Joseph’s Regional H.S. from 2004-06. Sage also works as the coach and director for Next Level Lacrosse and Gamerz Lacrosse.


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ALL-TIME CAPTAINSSince 1972

1972 - Joe Bruno, Rich Hoefer1973 - Steve Moore, Doug Tifft, Joe Bruno1974 - Al Turadian, Bob Maiocco, Lou Lyman1975 - John Meyer, Hazen Master, Paul Seale1976 - John Santulli, Scott Schaffer1977 - Bruce Reynolds, Bill Walsleben1978 - Michael Barnes, Ed Crowe, Craig Sabatino1979 - Matt Benson, Bob Ehlinger, Bob Yokemick1980 - Glenn Feye, John Mathai1981 - Fred Bull, Peter Goodall, Jim Saffery1982 - Bill Monacelli, Bob Pellettieri1983 - Neill Mitchell, Gary Robinson, Curt Snyder1984 - Jamey Conway, Dave Musco, Mark Pinkerton1985 - Costa Alvanos, Dave Musco1986 - Jim Railey, Brian Smallman1987 - Bill Peters, Jim Railey, Chris Sena1988 - Robert Bruns, James Carbonell, Earl Kight, Orin Levine1989 - Chris Bright, Keith Fleming, Mickey French, Dan Polizzotti1990 - Braden Edwards, Keith Fleming, Brian Sullivan1991 - Bill Carter, Erik Johnson, Bob O’Connor1992 - Fabio Apolito, Burke Boehmcke, Don Martin, Todd Mather1993 - Rick Cotton, James Dougherty, Steve Koudelka, Brian McGlynn1994 - Brett Smith, Jamie Steele, Steve Wilkinson, Chuck Wolfertz1995 - Kevin Cordell, Tim DeMore, Tim Maguire, Brian McGurn1996 - David Cornell, Jake Kovalcik, Dean Samaras, Tom Valeo1997 - Joe Feldman, James Gohng, Brett Strait, Tom Valeo1998 - Brian Abbott, Andrew Edgerton, Scott Lowery, Doug Sage1999 - Brian Abbott, Rob Crowe, Justin Domingos, Ross Garretson

The 2008 Gettysburg men’s lacrosse captains pose with Head Coach Hank Janczyk. From left to right are Devin Hewitt, Andrew McGann, Head Coach Hank Janczyk, Ben Sufrin, Trip Dyer.

2000 - Andrew Barter, Kevin Callahan, Jason Carney, Ross Garretson, Tommy Pearce2001 - Tommy Pearce, Mike Plantholt, Adam Santry2002 - Ric Bremer, Tim McGinnis, Pete Milliman, Matt Rogers2003 - Matt Higgins, Tim McGinnis, Jason Risk, Jake Van Nostrand2004 - James Desson, Jay Mayes, Ben Roberts, Kevin Smith2005 - Brian Ford, Campbell Henry, Matt Smith, Jon Sowanick, Matt Stanley

2006 - Evan Gallant, Jon Isaacs, T.J. Liberto, Chase Stewart2007 - John Fairhurst, Greg Montgomery2008 - Trip Dyer, Devin Hewitt, Andrew McGann, Ben Sufrin

2008 TEAM CAPTAINS


Bullets Aim for Championship SeasonComing off another banner season, the Get-tysburg College men’s lacrosse team enters the 2008 season with high hopes as the program celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

The Bullets, who won their fourth-straight Centennial Conference title and reached the NCAA Division III semifinals in 2007, will feel the loss of five all-Americans, including four-time all-America goalie Pat Vaughan ’07. However, 21st-year Head Coach Hank Janczyk’s squad features a deep and talented group of players at nearly every position. Included in that number are 18 letterwinners, five starters, and three all-Americans from the 2007 campaign.

That depth has not gone unnoticed, as the Bul-lets have been tabbed as one of the top teams in Division III in the preseason once again. After finishing as the No. 2-ranked team in 2007, Gettysburg has been ranked No. 2 in the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Associa-tion (USILA) and Lacrosse Magazine preseason polls while picking up a No. 4 ranking by Face-Off Yearbook. The Bullets were also picked to finish first in the Centennial Conference Preseason Poll.

One of the areas in which Gettysburg figures to have the most depth is on the attack, where the Bullets return all three starters from a year ago in senior Trip Dyer, sophomore Joe Brody, and junior Zach Pucci. Offensively, Gettysburg brings back four of its top five scorers and five players who scored 10 or more goals from last season.

Dyer returns after leading the team in scoring with 51 points on 31 goals and a team-high 20 assists on his way to earning honorable men-tion all-America recognition. He is a Face-Off Yearbook First Team Preseason All-American this year. Brody heated up late in the season to finish with a team-leading 36 goals, including 18 over an amazing five-game stretch. Despite playing injured for much of the season, Pucci netted 31 points on 16 goals and 15 assists.

A number of players will provide additional options up front, including junior Danny Collura, who scored nine goals while mak-ing five starts in 2007, and sophomore Kjael Skaalerud, who Janczyk describes as “much-improved.” Also, freshman Chris Cahill and sophomore Josh Reichert are two players who could see immediate playing time.

Also contributing to the offense will be mid-fielders Ben Sufrin, Rob Triplett and Kyle McGrath. Sufrin, a senior, racked up 54 points

on 28 goals and 15 assists last season while earn-ing honorable mention all-America honors. Triplett, a junior, recorded 11 goals and nine assists in 2007 while McGrath, a sophomore, had eight goals and seven assists.

Adding additional punch to the midfield will be senior Jared Harriman, who did not play in 2007 but was a second-team all-American in 2006, when he was second among the Bullets with 37 goals. Junior Drew Duckworth will also move to the midfield after scoring 11 points as an attackman last season. Tom O’Donnell is coming off a six-goal campaign while Alex White returns after missing the season with a medical redshirt. Freshmen Ben Engleman and Andrew Ryan will also battle for minutes.

Defensively, the Bullets face the challenge of replacing three all-Americans in John Fairhurst ’07, Steve Hurst ’07, and Vaughan. However, a number of players return on a unit that tied for first in Division III in scoring defense (5.00 gpg).

In the defensive midfield, junior Tommy Ke-hoe returns after a stellar sophomore campaign in which he earned First Team All-Centennial Conference honors. He is a Preseason First-Team All-American, as selected by Face-off Yearbook. Among the players who will also look for at the position include sophomore Jason Bartee and freshman Kevin Gildea.

Returning to anchor the back row will be senior defenseman Andrew McGann, a first

team all-America defenseman who was also tabbed a Preseason First Team All-American by Faceoff Yearbook. “For my money, I don’t know if there’s a better defenseman in the country,” praised Janczyk.

The Bullets defense will also receive a boost from the return of junior Yanni Peary, who did not play in 2007 but started eight games in 2006. In addition, sophomore Tim Kurpis is expected to see significant playing time, as is freshman Andrew Coskey.

Between the pipes, Gettysburg finds itself in the unique position of having four junior goalkeep-ers in Paul Collura, Charles Floeckher, Zach-ary Furshman, and John Gilfillan. Furshman, Collura and Gilfillan have all served as back-ups to Vaughan in each of the past two seasons while Floeckher is a transfer from Kenyon College, where he put together an 11-4 record as a sophomore in 2006 before taking off last season. Freshman Brad Zanoni gives the Bullets yet another option in the net.

Gettysburg must also replace its primary face-off specialist due to the graduation of Jimmy Gates ’07, who took 337 of the team’s 367 face-offs. The duty could be handled by committee for the Bullets this season, with Gildea, McGrath, junior Tim Stanton, and freshman Matt Griffo all potential candidates to fill the position.

Once again, the Bullets will face an extremely challenging schedule, which features four op-ponents who competed in the NCAA Division III Tournament last season in Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Cabrini, and defending national champion Salisbury. In addition, Gettysburg’s schedule includes two Centennial Confer-ence opponents (No. 11 Washington, No. 19 Haverford) who have been ranked in the USILA Preseason Poll.

Trip Dyer is one of three returning all-Ameri-cans for the Bullets.

SEASON PREVIEW

2008 Centennial Preseason PollNo. School Points (First-Place Votes) 1. Gettysburg ............................64 (8) 2. Haverford ..................................55 3. Washington ........................52 (1) 4. Dickinson .................................43 5. McDaniel .................................. 31 6. Franklin & Marshall.................29 7. Ursinus .....................................25 8. Muhlenberg .............................. 15 9. Swarthmore .............................. 10


No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 40 Tommy Barnett D Fr. 6-1 180 Greenwich, Conn./Brunswick School44 Jason Bartee * D/LSM So. 5-10 175 Mt. Airy, Md./South Carroll27 Joe Brody * A So. 5-10 175 Bethesda, Md./Walter Johnson23 Chris Cahill A Fr. 5-11 168 Nashville, Tenn./Montgomery Bell Acad.30 Sam Chambers M Fr. 5-10 152 Baltimore, Md./Gilman37 Alex Cole D Fr. 6-0 195 Rumford, R.I./Moses Brown24 Danny Collura * A Jr. 5-9 180 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier33 Paul Collura G Jr. 5-7 155 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Xavier47 Andrew Coskey D/LSM Fr. 5-11 200 Houston, Texas/Kinkaid31 John Doyle A Fr. 6-4 195 Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep.41 Drew Duckworth * M Jr. 6-4 215 Rye, N.Y./Hotchkiss School (Conn.)9 Trip Dyer ***+ A Sr. 5-11 185 Ocean View, Del./Worcester Prep (Md.)1 Ben Engleman M Fr. 5-11 180 Potomac, Md./Thomas S. Wootton2 Charles Floeckher G Jr. 6-1 225 Lutherville, Md./Boys Latin School39 Chris Fumai M/FO Fr. 5-9 195 Huntington, N.Y./St. Anthony’s35 Zachary Furshman ** G Jr. 6-0 180 Miami, Fla./Kent School (Conn.)6 Kevin Gildea D/LSM Fr. 5-11 180 New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan5 John Gilfillan G Jr. 5-10 200 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown46 Matt Griffo M/FO Fr. 5-11 185 Babylon, N.Y./Babylon36 Jared Harriman ** M Sr. 6-1 185 Yarmouth, Maine/Yarmouth10 Devin Hewitt **+ DM Sr. 6-0 190 Groton, Mass./Holderness School15 Tommy Kehoe * D/LSM Jr. 6-2 185 Coraopolis, Pa./Sewickley Academy28 Patrick Koehl M So. 6-1 178 Shamong, N.J./St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.)42 Tim Kurpis D So. 6-4 205 Yorktown, N.Y./Yorktown12 Danno Lynch M Fr. 6-3 190 Medfield, Mass./Avon Old Farms (Conn.)20 Andrew Mace D/LSM So. 6-0 180 Baltimore, Md./McDonogh18 Scott Manniello D So. 5-11 184 Huntington, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor29 Craig Martin M Fr. 5-11 185 Reisterstown, Md./Boys Latin School34 Andrew McGann ***+ D Sr. 6-1 200 Laguna, Calif./Holderness (N.H.)4 Kyle McGrath * M So. 6-0 190 Randolph, N.J./Randolph7 Tom O’Donnell * M Jr. 5-9 155 Montgomeryville, Pa./La Salle College45 John Odierna D Fr. 6-3 200 Oyster Bay, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor19 Yanni Peary ** D Jr. 5-9 180 South Portland, Maine/Cape Elizabeth16 Zach Pucci ** A Jr. 5-9 155 Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood13 Josh Reichert A So. 6-0 178 Englewood, Colo./Kent17 Andrew Ryan M Fr. 6-2 185 Palm Beach. Fla./Westminster School (Conn.)43 Kjael Skaalerud A So. 6-0 170 Denver, Colo./Denver East22 Tim Stanton * D/FO Jr. 6-0 185 Phoenix, Md./Loyola Blakefield25 Ben Sufrin ***+ M Sr. 5-9 175 Mahopac, N.Y./Mahopac8 Rob Triplett * M Jr. 6-1 200 McLean, Va./McLean26 J.C. Ward M Fr. 6-0 185 Setauket, N.Y./Ward Melville38 Stu Whelehan *** DM Sr. 5-11 160 Fork, Md./Loyola Blakefield21 Alex White M Fr. 6-3 200 Easton, Conn./Joel Barlow14 Benjamin Wood M Jr. 5-9 165 Dallas, Texas/Episcopal School of Dallas48 Brad Zanoni G Fr. 6-0 185 West Orange, N.J./Pingry School + Captain; * Varsity Letters

Head Coach: Hank Janczyk, Hobart ’76 (21st season at Gettysburg/25th overall)Assistant Coaches: Tommy Pearce (Gettysburg ’01), Doug Sage (Gettysburg ’98)

Roster BreakdownBy State: Maryland 10, New York 8, New Jersey 5, Connecticut 3, Pennsylvania 2, Colorado 2, Florida 2, Maine 2, Massachusetts 2, Ohio 2, Texas 2, California 1, Delaware 1, Rhode Island 1, Tennessee 1, Virginia 1

By Class: Senior 6, Junior 13, Sophomore 9, Freshman 17By Position: Attack 8, Midfield 20, Defense 12, Goalie 5

Numerical Roster

No. Name Pos.

1 Ben Engleman ................M

2 Charles Floeckher ...........G

3 Matt Griffo ............. M/FO

4 Kyle McGrath ................M

5 John Gilfillan ..................G

6 Kevin Gildea ............D/FO

7 Tom O’Donnell .............M

8 Rob Triplett ...................M

9 Trip Dyer ........................ A

10 Devin Hewitt ........M/DM

12 Danno Lynch ..................M

13 Josh Reichert ................... A

14 Benjamin Wood .............M

15 Tommy Kehoe ...... D/LSM

16 Zach Pucci ...................... A

17 Andrew Ryan ..................M

18 Scott Manniello ..............D

19 Yanni Peary ....................D

20 Andrew Mace ........ D/LSM

21 Alex White ......................M

22 Tim Stanton ........ FO/DM

23 Chris Cahill .................... A

24 Danny Collura ............... A

25 Ben Sufrin ......................M

26 J.C. Ward ........................M

27 Joe Brody ........................ A

28 Patrick Koehl ..................M

29 Craig Martin ...................M

30 Sam Chambers ...............M

31 John Doyle ...................... A

33 Paul Collura ....................G

34 Andrew McGann ...........D

35 Zachary Furshman .........G

36 Jared Harriman ..............M

37 Alex Cole ........................D

38 Stu Whelehan .......M/DM

39 Chris Fumai ............ M/FO

40 Tommy Barnett ...............D

41 Drew Duckworth ...........M

42 Tim Kurpis ......................D

43 Kjael Skaalerud ............... A

44 Jason Bartee ......... D/LSM

45 John Odierna ..................D

47 Andrew Coskey ...............D

48 Brad Zanoni ....................G

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THE 2008 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE MEN’S LACROSSE TEAMFirst Row (left to right): Tom O’Donnell, Paul Collura, Ben Sufrin, Yanni Peary, Jason Bartee, Stu Whelehan, John Gilfillan. Second Row: Andrew Mace, Joe Brody, Danny Collura, Zach Pucci, Patrick Koehl, Josh Reichert, Scott Manniello, Kjael Skaalerud. Third Row: Ben Engleman, Trip Dyer, Sam Chambers, Benjamin Wood, Zachary Furshman, Rob Triplett, J.C. Ward. Fourth Row: Luke Santoro, Andrew Coskey, Devin Hewitt, Tommy Kehoe, Kyle McGrath, Craig Martin, Chris Fumai, Matt Griffo. Fifth Row: Andrew Ryan, Tommy Barnett, Alex White, Alex Cole, Chris Cahill, Tim Stanton, Kevin Gildea. Sixth Row: John Doyle, John O’Dierna, Tim Kurpis, Charles Floeckher, Andrew McGann, Jared Harriman, Danno Lynch, Drew Duckworth. Seventh Row: Assistant Coach Tommy Pearce, Head Coach Hank Janczyk, Assistant Coach Doug Sage.

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Sophomore • Defense • 5-10 • 175Mt. Airy, Md. • South Carroll——————————————————————The Bartee File: A quick long-stick midfielder with great speed and take away ability … Expected to help with the man-down defense. 2007: Played in 13 games and finished with 13 ground balls … Picked up a season-high six ground balls in his collegiate debut against Marymount on March 14. High School: An all-conference and all-county selection as a defenseman at South Carroll H.S. ... Also played wide receiver and defensive back on the football team. Personal: An undeclared major.

BARTEE AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 13/ 0 1 0 0 0 13 1/ 1.0Totals 13/ 0 1 0 0 0 13 1/ 1.0

JASON BARTEE #44Sophomore • Attack • 5-10 • 175Bethesda, Md. • Walter Johnson—————————————————————The Brody File: A hard-nosed and talented player ... Tremendous work ethic on and off the field. 2007: Saw action in 17 games, starting the final 13 … Named Second Team All-Centennial Conference … Led the team in goals (36) and was second among the Bullets in points (47) … Scored four goals in five different games, including three straight against Messiah, Swarthmore, and F&M to close out the regular season ... Also scored four goals in Gettysburg’s 11-4 win over Washington (Md.) in the Centennial Confer-ence championship … Ended the season on a 13-game scoring streak … Made his collegiate debut at Washington & Lee on March 3. High School: A two-time All-American at Walter Johnson H.S., where he also played football and wrestled ... Holds the school career scoring record ... Named all-conference, all-county, and all-district in lacrosse ... Served as a captain on the lacrosse team. Personal: An undeclared major.

BRODY AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 17/ 13 72 36 11 47 26 3/ 2.5Totals 17/ 13 72 36 11 47 26 3/ 2.5

JOE BRODY #27

RETURNING PLAYERS

Junior • Attack • 5-9 • 180Cincinnati, Ohio • St. Xavier——————————————————————The Collura File: An attackman who works well off-ball and finishes well, particularly with his left hand. 2007: Played in 12 games, making five starts ... Racked up four goals in a 9-3 win over Denison on March 10 ... Also scored two goals against Mary-mount. 2006: Saw action in four games ... Made his collegiate debut against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Scored his first career goal and picked up a ground ball at Susquehanna on March 15. High School: Was the 2005 Ohio High School D-1 Player of the Year and a three-time all-state selection ... Was an All-American, captain and all-district selection while at Cincinnati St. Xavier ... His father, Patrick, was his coach at St. Xavier. Personal: Twin brother Paul is a goalkeeper for the Bullets ... An undeclared major.

COLLURA AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 4/ 0 3 1 0 1 1 0 /0.02007 12/ 5 18 9 2 11 9 0 /0.0Totals 16/ 5 21 10 2 12 10 0 /0/0

DANNY COLLURA #24

Joe Brody piled up a team-leading 36 goals during his freshman campaign in 2007.


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THE GILFILLANS


Junior • Midfielder • 6-4 • 215Rye, N.Y. • Hotchkiss School (Conn.)——————————————————————The Duckworth File: Converted from attack to midfield ... Outstanding size and strong off-ball movement … Walked on to the team as a freshman in 2006 ... Impressed the coaches with his knack for scoring on cuts to the ball. 2007: Played in 16 games with nine starts on Gettysburg’s nation-leading defense … Finished with 12 ground balls … Scored five goals and handed out six assists. 2006: Appeared in four games ... Made his collegiate debut against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Scored his first career goal at Susquehanna on March 15. High School: Was a three-sport athlete at The Hotchkiss School, playing lacrosse, football and ice hockey. Personal: Majoring in management.

DUCKWORTH AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 4/ 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 /0.02007 16/ 9 25 5 6 11 12 0 /0.0Totals 20/ 9 29 6 6 12 12 0 /0.0

DREW DUCKWORTH #41

RETURNING PLAYERS

Junior • Goalie • 5-7 • 155Cincinnati, Ohio • St. Xavier——————————————————————The Collura File: A solid goalie with great hand speed … One of five goalies who will compete for playing time. 2007: Played in games against Marymount and Cabrini ... Totaled 11:47 of action without allowing a goal, making one save in each of his appearances. 2006: Saw action in three games as a rookie ... Made his collegiate debut at Susquehanna on March 15 ... Played a total of 13:01, allowing just one goal and posting a .750 save percentage. High School: Was the 2005 Ohio High School Goalie of the Year and a two-time all-state selection ... An All-American, captain and all-district selection while at Cincinnati St. Xavier ... A member of the National Honor Society ... His father, Patrick, was his coach at St. Xavier. Personal: Twin brother Danny plays attack for the Bullets... Majoring in management.

COLLURA AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SV GA GAA SV% MIN GB2006 3/ 0 3 1 4.61 .750 13 12007 2/ 0 2 0 0.00 1.000 12 1Totals 5/ 0 5 1 2.42 .833 25 2

PAUL COLLURA #33Senior • Attack • 5-11 • 185Ocean View, Del. • Worcester Prep (Md.)——————————————————————A crafty player with great stick skills and an articu-late shot … Hard worker on and off the field ... Has earned Second Team Preseason All-America honors from Face-off Yearbook. 2007: Named a USILA Honorable Mention All-American … Also captured First Team All-Centennial Conference and ECAC All-Star recognition … Led the team in assists (20) and was second in goals (31) … Was also tops on the team and the Centennial Conference in game-winning goals (four) … Scored a career-high five goals against Cabrini on March 21 … Also had four goals against Franklin & Marshall on April 28 … Ended the season on an 11-game scoring streak. 2006: Played in 17 games, starting the final 10 of the season ... Scored 12 goals and 16 assists for 28 points, ranking fifth on the team in scoring ... Ended the season on a 10-game scoring streak over which he scored 10 goals and added 15 assists ... Set a Gettysburg record for assists in an NCAA tournament game with five against Widener on May 13. 2005: Missed the season with an injury. 2004: Appeared in 13 games... Netted his first collegiate goal against Swarthmore on March 27 ... Also added goals against Haverford and Cabrini ... Dished out his first collegiate as-sists against Ursinus on Apr. 17. High School: An All-America selection and co-captain at Worcester Prep School, where he led the team to a 14-0 record in his senior season... A finalist for the 2003 Kelly Award, given to Maryland’s top high school player. Personal: Majoring in economics and management.

DYER AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2004 13/ 0 9 3 1 4 2 0 /0.02005 Did Not Play - Injured2006 17/ 10 38 12 16 28 20 0 /0.02007 19/ 19 99 31 20 51 28 0 /0.0Totals 49/ 29 146 46 37 83 50 0 /0.0

TRIP DYER #9

Junior • Goalie • 6-1 • 225Lutherville, Md. • Boys Latin School——————————————————————The Floeckher File: Transfer from Kenyon Col-lege ... One of five goalies who will compete for playing time. 2007: Did not play. 2006: Enjoyed a solid season as Kenyon’s starting goalie ... Went 11-4 with a 7.38 goals-against average and 145 saves while helping the Lords win the North Coast Ath-letic Conference (NCAC) title ... Named First Team All-NCAC. 2005: Played in 12 games at Kenyon, making three starts ... Finished 1-3 with a 9.87 GAA and 95 saves. High School: Served as a team captain and was named team MVP at Boys Latin School ... Was a Senior All-Star Game MVP and a C. Markland Kelly Award finalist ... Also played football and volleyball. Personal: Majoring in management.

CHARLES FLOECKHER #2

FLOECKHER AT KENYONYear GP/ GS SV GA GAA SV% MIN GB2005 15/ 15 145 103 7.38 .585 838 252006 12/ 3 95 61 9.87 .609 371 6Totals 27/ 18 240 164 8.14 .594 1209 31

Ben Sufrin was an honorable mention all-American in 2008.


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HAVE A GREAT 2008!

THE MCGANN FAMILY


Junior • Goalie • 5-10 • 200Moorestown, N.J. • Moorestown——————————————————————The Gilfillan File: One of five goalies that will compete for time at goalie … Exceptional stopping ability. 2007: Appeared in one game for the sea-son, playing 7:35 against Marymount … Allowed one goal and made three saves. 2006: Appeared in three games ... Held opponents scoreless in 13:31 of action ... Made three saves. High School: All-conference goalie at Moorestown H.S. ... Served as team captain. Personal: Grandfather Charles Gilfillan was a two-time lacrosse All-American at Duke from 1946-50 and has been inducted into the lacrosse hall of fame ... Major-ing in management.

JOHN GILFILLAN #23Senior • Midfielder• 6-1 • 185Yarmouth, Maine • Yarmouth——————————————————————The Harriman File: Possesses speed, size, strength, and stick skills that make him a great offensive threat. 2007: Did not play. 2006: Earned Second Team All-America and First Team All-Centennial Conference honors after finishing second on the team in goals (37) and points (47) ... Scored a goal in every game but one ... Opened the season with back-to-back four-goal performances against Washington & Lee and Denison ... Also notched three goals against Salisbury and Dickinson ... Posted two goals and two assists in each of the team’s NCAA tournament games against Widener and Roanoke. 2005: Played in all 19 games ... Collected a career-high five points on four goals and an assist at Muhlenberg on March 30 ... Scored two goals in both NCAA tournament games. 2004: Appeared in four games ... Made his collegiate debut against Swarthmore on March 27 ... Also saw action against Muhlenberg, McDaniel, and Haverford. High School: An All-America selection and captain at Yarmouth H.S., where he also played soccer and basketball ... Led lacrosse team in scoring as a junior and senior ... Helped Yarmouth win its first Western Maine title in school history. Personal: Majoring in mathematics.

HARRIMAN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2004 4/ 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 /0.02005 19/ 0 79 24 4 28 9 1 /0.52006 19/ 1 133 37 10 47 10 0 /0.02007 Did Not PlayTotals 42/ 1 215 61 14 75 20 1 /0.5

JARED HARRIMAN #36

GILFILLAN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SV GA GAA SV% MIN GB2006 3/ 0 3 0 0.00 1.000 13 02007 1/ 0 3 1 7.91 .750 8 0Totals 4/ 0 6 1 2.84 .857 21 0

RETURNING PLAYERS

Senior • Def. Midfield • 6-0 • 190Groton, Mass. • Holderness School——————————————————————The Hewitt File: Will contribute as a short-stick defensive midfielder ... Possesses outstanding strength and speed ... Only began playing lacrosse in his junior year of high school .. Transferred to Gettysburg in 2006 from Franklin & Marshall. 2007: Played in all 19 games … Posted two goals and one assist to go with 20 ground balls. 2006: Played in 18 games ... Scored his first collegiate goal against Haverford in the Centennial Con-ference semifinals on May 5 ... Picked up 12 ground balls. High School: Earned all-conference honors in lacrosse at the Holderness School ... A two-sport athlete who also played wide receiver and strong safety on the football team ... Holds the school record for interceptions. Personal: Majoring in history.

HEWITT AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2005* 8/ 0 2 0 2 2 24 2 /3.52006 18/ 0 1 1 0 1 13 1 /1.0 2007 19/ 0 2 2 1 3 20 3 /2.0Totals 45/ 0 5 3 3 6 57 6 /6.5at GC 37/ 0 3 3 1 4 33 4 /3.0* at Franklin & Marshall

DEVIN HEWITT #10

Junior • Goalie • 6-0 • 180Miami, Fla. • Kent School (Conn.)——————————————————————The Furshman File: Walked onto the team in the fall of 2005 and impressed the coaching staff with his speed out of the cage … One of five players who will compete for playing time ... Good stopping ability in the net. 2007: Saw action in six games ... Yielded four goals while making seven saves over 29:29. 2006: Appeared in six games ... Made his collegiate debut on March 4 against Washington & Lee ... Allowed four goals in 34:57 and posted a .556 save percentage. High School: An all-conference lacrosse goalie at the Kent School ... Also played soccer in high school. Personal:Majoring in management.

ZACHARY FURSHMAN #3

FURSHMAN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SV GA GAA SV% MIN GB2006 6/ 0 5 4 6.87 .556 35 22007 6/ 0 7 4 8.14 .636 29 2Totals 12/ 0 12 8 7.45 .600 64 4

Devin Hewitt is serving as a team captain in 2008.


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GAME DAY!

GO BULLETS!HAVE FUN PLAY HARD!FUN,Barb and Stan White (Alex #21)


Sophomore • Midfield • 6-1 • 178Shamong, N.J. • St. Joseph’s Prep (Pa.)——————————————————————The Koehl File: A fast midfielder with good agil-ity ... Possesses the ability to dodge a defender and shoot. 2007: Played in six games during his freshman campaign … Made his collegiate debut against Marymount on March 14, when he scored his first collegiate goal. High School: A lacrosse and soccer player at St. Joseph’s Prep in Philadelphia ... Was a team captain. Personal: An undeclared major.

KOEHL AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 6/ 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 /0.0Totals 6/ 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 /0.0

PATRICK KOEHL #46

KURPIS AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 6/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 /1.0Totals 6/ 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 /1.0

RETURNING PLAYERS

Sophomore • Defense • 6-4 • 205Yorktown, N.Y. • Yorktown——————————————————————The Kurpis File: A tall defenseman with good size ... Comes from a good high school program ... Solid defender with good stick skills and a head for the game ... Expected to play a significant role for the Gettysburg defense in 2008. 2007: Saw action in six games for Gettysburg … Made his collegiate debut against Marymount on March 14. High School: A three-sport athlete who also played basketball and soccer ... Named all-section in lacrosse ... Earned national academic recognition. Personal: Majoring in economics and mathematics.

TIM KURPIS #42

Sophomore• Defense • 6-0 • 180Baltimore, Md. • McDonogh——————————————————————The Mace File: Moves to close defense for the 2008 season ... Can pick up a ground ball in a pack. 2007: Saw action in five games … Made his collegiate debut against Cabrini on March 21. High School: Also played soccer and ran on the indoor track team at McDonogh H.S. ... Helped his lacrosse team to the 2005 high school national championship. Personal: Uncle, Jay Elliott, played lacrosse for Washington (Md.) ... Majoring in computer science.

MACE AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 5/ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 /0.0Totals 5/ 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 /0.0

ANDREW MACE #20

Junior • Midfield • 6-2 • 185Coraopolis, Pa. •Sewickley Academy——————————————————————The Kehoe File: Exceptionally athletic long-stick midfielder who is very fast and possesses great take-away ability ... Has the speed and stick skills to be an offensive threat in transition ... Has earned First Team Preseason All-America honors from Face-off Yearbook ... A transfer from Franklin & Marshall. 2007: Named First Team All-Centennial Conference … Played in all 19 games, making one start …Registered three goals and four assists, along with 50 ground balls … Scored what held up as the game-winning goal against Washington (Md.) in the Centennial Conference championship game. 2005: Played in all 14 games at F&M, starting five times as a fresh-man ... Named F&M Rookie of the Year and Second Team All-Centennial Conference ... Scored five goals to go with one assist ... Scooped up 54 ground balls. High School: Played lacrosse and ran on the indoor track team at Sewickley Academy ... Set the Sewickley record for ground balls in a season ... Won the ground ball award twice and named team most valuable player ... Led his team to the Pennsylvania state title game ... Played in the STX North/South All-Star game. Personal: Majoring in economics.

KEHOE AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2005* 14/ 5 9 5 1 6 54 3 /3.02006 Did Not Play2007 19/ 1 10 3 4 7 50 7 /5.5Totals 33/ 6 19 8 5 13 104 10 /8.5at GC 19/ 1 10 3 4 7 50 7 /5.5* at Franklin & Marshall

TOMMY KEHOE #15

Tommy Kehoe was a First Team All-Centennial Conference selection in 2007.


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Sophomore • Midfield • 6-0 • 190Randolph, N.J. • Randolph——————————————————————The McGrath File: An exceptionally athletic player ... Expected to assume a larger role at the face-off and in the midfield during his sophomore campaign. 2007: Played in 17 games as a freshman … Finished with eight goals and seven assists … Posted a goal and an assist in his collegiate debt at Washington & Lee on March 3. High School: A four-sport athlete at Randolph H.S., where he ran cross country and indoor track in addition to playing football and lacrosse ... Helped his lacrosse team to a New Jersey Group III state championship. Personal: An undeclared major.

KYLE MCGRATH #42

MCGRATH AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 17/ 0 24 8 7 15 10 0 /0.0Totals 17/ 0 24 8 7 15 10 0 /0.0

RETURNING PLAYERS

Junior• Midfield • 5-9 • 155South Portland, Maine • Cape Elizabeth——————————————————————The O’Donnell File: A quick and shifty midfielder with good vision … Impressive speed and athleti-cism ... Expected to play a significant role in the midfield. 2007: Saw action in 18 games … Regis-tered six goals for the season ... Scored two goals against Ursinus on April 14. 2006: Saw action in three games ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener against Washington & Lee on March 4, tallying his first career point on an as-sist ... Scored a hat trick in his next game at Susquehanna on March 15. High School: An all-conference lacrosse player at La Salle College H.S. ... Was also a midfielder on the school’s soccer team. Personal: Majoring in management.

O’DONNELL AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 3/ 0 4 3 1 4 2 0 /0.02007 18/ 0 15 6 0 6 2 4 /4.5Totals 21/ 0 19 9 1 10 4 4 /4.5

TOM O’DONNELL #7

Sophomore • Defense • 5-11 • 184Huntington, N.Y. • Cold Spring Harbor——————————————————————The Manniello File: A strong, athletic defenseman ... Tenacious player on-ball. 2007: Made four ap-pearances during his freshman campaign … Made his collegiate debut against Cabrini on March 21. High School: Played lacrosse and football at Cold Spring H.S., earning three varsity letters in each ... Named academic all-conference in lacrosse ... Earned scholar-athlete recognition in both sports. Personal: Father, Robert, was a member of the Penn State track & field team from 1961-65 and earned all-America status ... Majoring in economics.

MANNIELLO AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 4/ 0 0 0 0 0 1 0/ 0.0Totals 4/ 0 0 0 0 0 1 0/ 0.0

SCOTT MANNIELLO #18

Senior• Defense • 6-1 • 200Laguna, Calif. • Holderness (N.H.)——————————————————————The McGann File: A very hard worker with an excellent combination of size and speed ... Excep-tional footwork and checks ... Has earned First Team Preseason All-America honors from Face-off Yearbook. 2007: Named a USILA First Team All-American after helping lead the nation’s leading defense … Also earned Second Team All-Centennial Conference status … Was second on the team with 60 ground balls, picking up a career-high eight against Denison on March 10 … Tied for second on the squad in caused turnovers (19) … Scored his first collegiate goal in the Centen-nial Conference championship game against Washington (Md.). 2006:Started all 19 games for the nation’s best defensive unit ... Named First-Team All-Centennial Conference and USILA Second-Team All-America ... Picked up a season-high seven ground balls at Washington (Md.) on April 8. 2005: Played in all 19 games as a rookie, starting 18 ... Picked up 35 ground balls, including a career-high eight at Hampden-Sydney on March 19. High School: An All-American and co-captain at Holderness School, where he also played football and was an all-league snowboarder. Personal: Father Tom ran track and cross country at St. Lawrence ... Majoring in economics.

MCGANN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/Min2005 19/ 18 0 0 0 0 35 12/10.02006 19/ 19 1 0 0 0 38 5/3.52007 19/ 19 1 1 1 2 60 8/7.5Totals 57/ 56 1 1 1 2 60 25/21.0

ANDREW MCGANN #34

Zach Pucci scored 31 points for the Bullets in 2007.


Sophomore • Attack • 6-0 • 178Englewood, Colo. • Kent——————————————————————The Reichert File: A left-handed attackman with great quickness and shooting ability … Could play at attack or on a man-up this year. 2007: Saw action in seven games … Scored his first collegiate goal at Swarthmore on April 21 … Made his collegiate debut against Washington & Lee on March 3. High School: A two-sport athlete at Kent Denver School, who played football in addition to lacrosse ... A captain of the lacrosse team, he was named all-conference, all-state and all-America. Personal: An undeclared major.

JOSH REICHERT #13

REICHERT AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 7/ 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 /0.0Totals 7/ 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 /0.0

RETURNING PLAYERS

Sophomore • Attack • 6-0 • 170Denver, Colo. • Denver East——————————————————————The Skaalerud File: Strong off-ball player with great finishing ability around the crease ... Will challenge for playing time in 2008. 2007: Played in four games during his freshman campaign … Saw action against Marymount, Cabrini, Muhlenberg, and Washington (Md.). High School: A two-sport athlete who played ice hockey and lacrosse at Denver East H.S. ... Named all-conference and all-state in lacrosse. Personal: An undeclared major.

SKAALERUD AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2007 4/ 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 /0.0Totals 4/ 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 /0.0

KJAEL SKAALERUD #43

Junior • Midfield • 5-9 • 175Phoenix, Md. • Loyola Blakefield——————————————————————The Stanton File: An athletic midfielder with the ability to play short-stick defense … Will shoulder much of the face-off duty in 2008 ... Walked onto the team in the fall of 2005 and impressed the coaching staff with his faceoff ability. 2007: Played in seven games … Picked up five ground balls for the season. 2006: Saw action in four games ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Collected a pair of ground balls at Susquehanna on March 15 ... Scooped a career-high three ground balls at Franklin & Marshall on April 29. High School:A three-sport athlete who played lacrosse, football and squash at Loyola Blakefield. Personal: Majoring in management.

STANTON AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 4/ 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 /0.02007 7/ 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 /1.0Totals 11/ 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 /1.0

TIM STANTON #22

Junior • Defense • 5-9 • 180South Portland, Maine • Cape Elizabeth——————————————————————The Peary File: A fast defenseman with impres-sive takeaway ability ... Will be relied upon to play a large role on close defense. 2006: Played in 14 games and made eight starts ... Picked up 21 ground balls, including a season-high four against Messiah. 2005: Played in eight games as a rookie ... Collected a ground ball in his collegiate debut against Susquehanna on March 16 ... Picked up a ground ball in the Centennial Conference semifinal on May 6. High School: An all-conference selection and captain at Cape Elizabeth H.S., where he also played soccer and ice hockey. Personal:Majoring in English.

PEARY AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 14/ 8 2 0 0 0 21 0 /0.02007 Did Not PlayTotals 14/ 8 2 0 0 0 21 0 /0.0

YANNI PEARY #19

Junior • Attack • 5-9 • 155Ridgewood, N.J. • Ridgewood——————————————————————The Pucci File: An attackman with outstanding field vision and feeding ability … Has all the tools to be an outstanding Division III attack-man. 2007: Played in 15 games for the season, starting 11 times … Tied for second on the team with 15 assists … Was also fifth among the Bul-lets with 16 goals … Scored to give Gettysburg a 12-10 lead with what held up as the game-winning goal in Gettysburg’s 12-11 victory over Haverford in the Centennial Conference semifinals … Finished with three goals and two assists in that game … Also posted three goals and three assists for a career-high six points against Messiah on April 18. 2006: Scored twice in his collegiate debut against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Tallied a season-high four points with two goals and two assists at Susquehanna on March 15. High School: Holds Ridgewood H.S. records for assists in a game, season, and career ... Named all-county, all-conference and all-state... Served as captain of the lacrosse team. Personal: Majoring in management.

PUCCI AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/Min2006 7/ 0 6 5 3 8 4 0/0.02007 15/ 11 47 16 15 31 5 4/2.0Totals 22/ 11 53 21 18 39 9 6/2.0

ZACH PUCCI #16


RETURNING PLAYERS

Senior • Midfield • 5-11 • 160Fork, Md. • Loyola Blakefield——————————————————————The Whelehan File: Returns as one of the Bul-lets’ top short-stick defensemen … One of the fastest players on the team, making him a threat in transition … Made significant contributions on the defensive end in his first three seasons. 2007: Appeared in 16 games … Scored his only goal of the season in the Centennial Conference championship game against Washington (Md.) … Picked up 21 ground balls … Tied a season-high with four ground balls in the conference championship game. 2006: Played in all 19 games, starting one ... Netted his first career goal at Franklin & Marshall on April 29 ... Scooped 21 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers. 2005: Played in 18 games ... Collected six ground balls and fired off two shots ... Picked up a career-high three ground balls in the Centennial Conference semifinal against Franklin & Marshall on May 6. High School: Was a captain on the soccer team and also wrestled. Personal:Majoring in management.

STU WHELEHAN #38

WHELEHAN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/Min2005 18/ 0 2 0 0 0 6 1/1.02006 19/ 1 7 1 0 1 21 3/2.02007 16/ 0 4 1 1 2 21 2/2.0Totals 53/ 1 13 2 1 3 48 6/5.0

Junior • Midfield • 5-9 • 165Dallas, Texas • Episcopal School of Dallas——————————————————————The Wood File: A quick player who made the switch from attack to midfield as a freshman for Gettysburg … Will look to expand his role in the midfield … Possesses exceptional speed and ability to use either hand to carry or shoot. 2007: Played in seven games … Handed out two assists. 2006: Saw action in five games ... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Tallied his first career points with a goal and an assist at Susquehanna on March 15 ... Added a marker against McDaniel on April 19. High School: Played lacrosse and soccer at the Episcopal School of Dallas ... Helped his team win the 2002 and 2003 Texas state championships in lacrosse. Personal: Major-ing in economics.

WOOD AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 5/ 0 5 2 1 3 1 0 /0.02007 7/ 0 3 0 2 2 1 0 /0.0Totals 12/ 0 8 2 3 5 2 0 /0.0

BENJAMIN WOOD #22

Senior • Midfield • 5-9 • 175Mahopac, N.Y. • Mahopac——————————————————————The Sufrin File: A leader on and off the field ... Had a breakout year in 2007 ... A quick player who works well off-ball … Sees the field well ... Has earned Third Team Preseason All-America honors from Face-off Yearbook. 2007: Named a USILA Hon-orable Mention All-American … Finished third on the team in goals (28) and tied for second in assists (15) … Scored seven goals in the NCAA Tournament, netting four against Tufts and three versus Ithaca … Also posted three goals in the Bullets’ 12-11 Centennial Conference semifinal win over Haverford, and against Washington (Md.) on April 7. 2006: Appeared in six games ... Netted his first career goal at Susquehanna on March 15 ... Scored two points on a goal and an assist against McDaniel on April 19. 2005: Played in seven games... Made his collegiate debut in the season opener at then-No. 8 Washington & Lee on March 5. High School: An all-county selection and co-captain at Mahopac H.S., where he also played basketball. Personal: Cousin, Mike Mohoric, played football at New Mexico ... Majoring in management.

SUFFRIN AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/Min2005 7/ 0 2 0 0 0 1 0/0.02006 6/ 0 12 3 0 4 1 0/0.02007 19/ 18 64 28 15 43 11 2/1.5Totals 32/ 18 78 31 15 47 13 2/1.5

BEN SUFRIN #25

Junior • Midfield • 6-1 • 200McLean, Va. • McLean——————————————————————The Triplett File: A big midfielder with the ability to carry and shoot with either hand … Great veloc-ity and placement on his shot ... Will continue to compete for time at midfield on the man-up unit. 2007: Played in all 19 games … Tied for sixth among the Bullets with 11 goals … Posted three two-goals games and three two-assist outings … Was also sixth on the team in as-sists (nine). 2006: Played in six games... Made his collegiate debut against Washington & Lee on March 4 ... Tallied his first career point with an assist at Susquehanna on March 15 ... Scored a goal and added an assist against McDaniel on April 19. High School: A two-sport athlete who played lacrosse and wrestled at McLean H.S.... Served as captain of the lacrosse team and earned all-district and all-region honors... Holds the McLean record for most goals in a game with nine, and is the school’s all-time leading scorer. Personal: Majoring in management.

ROB TRIPLETT #8

TRIPLETT AT GETTYSBURGYear GP/ GS SH G A Pts GB Pen/ Min2006 6/ 0 6 1 2 3 0 0 /0.02007 19/ 0 52 11 9 20 7 0 /0.0Totals 25/ 0 58 12 11 23 7 0 /0.0


FRESHMEN

Freshman • Defense • 6-1 • 180Greenwich, Conn. • Brunswick School——————————————————————The Barnett File: Defender with the ability to play at close or in the midfield … Was setback by some lingering injuries in the fall … Could compete for time in his first campaign for the Bullets. High School: Earned all-conference honors as a long-stick midfielder and defenseman at the Brunswick School, where he served as a co-captain ... Also played football at Bruns-wick. Personal: Grandson of former NFL head coach Dick Vermeil ... An undeclared major.

TOMMY BARNETT #40

Freshman • Attack • 5-11 • 168Nashville, Tenn. • Montgomery Bell Academy——————————————————————The Cahill File: Shifty attackman who impressed the coaching staff with his speed and vision in the fall … Will compete for time early in his Gettysburg career … A hard dodger who goes to the cage and sees the field well. High School: Was a three-time all-state and two-time all-America selection at Montgomery Bell Academy ... Established a school record for most career points ... Was also a two-time team MVP. Personal: Father, Doug, played golf at Bowling Green ... An undeclared major.

CHRIS CAHILL #23

Freshman • Midfield • 5-10 • 152Baltimore, Md. • Gilman——————————————————————The Chambers File: Crafty midfielder with good speed … Will continue to improve as he adjusts to the college game … Sees the field very well and has a great ability to feed the ball in the midfield. High School: Played lacrosse and soccer at Gilman H.S. ... Earned all-district honors while serving as a team co-captain in lacrosse. Personal: An undeclared major.

SAM CHAMBERS #30

Freshman • Defense • 6-0 • 195Rumford, R.I. • Moses Brown——————————————————————The Cole File: Fast, athletic defenseman … Very aggressive on ball … Will continue to improve as he adjusts to the college game and learn the defense … Tremendous off-season work ethic. High School: A three-sport athlete at Moses Brown H.S., where he also competed in football and track & field ... Named to the North All-Star Team in the National Senior Showcase ... Captured all-state honors and served as a team captain ... Was also named all-division in football. Personal: An undeclared major.

ALEX COLE #37

Freshman • Defense • 6-1 • 180Houston, Texas • Kinkaid——————————————————————The Coskey File: Big, athletic defenseman who impressed the coaching staff in the fall with his athleticism … Possesses the ability to play in the midfield or at close defense … Will continue to improve as he adjusts to the speed of the college game … Could help Gettysburg at defense early in his career. High School: Played football and lacrosse at Kinkaid H.S. ... Received all-conference and all-state honors while serving as a team-year captain in lacrosse ... Played fullback and was a team captain for the football team. Personal: An undeclared major.

ANDREW COSKEY #47

Freshman • Attack • 6-4 • 195Bethesda, Md. • Georgetown Prep.——————————————————————The Doyle File: Big attackman with an outstanding left-handed shot … Will improve as he gets more comfortable with the Bullet offense. High School: Helped Georgetown Prep to an undefeated season and No. 1 ranking in 2006 ... Team achieved a No. 4 ranking in 2007. Personal: An undeclared major.

JOHN DOYLE #31

Freshman • Midfield • 5-11 • 180Potomac, Md. • Thomas S. Wootton——————————————————————The Engleman File: A strong, athletic, two-way midfielder with the potential to strengthen the Bul-let midfield on either end of the field … Drives hard to the cage with both hands … Has the potential to be an impact player for the Bullets … Should see in-creased playing time with increased understanding of the Gettysburg offense. High School: Was an all-conference, all-county, and all-district pick at Thomas S. Wootton H.S. ... Earned All-Met honors from the Washington Post ... Served as team captain ... Also competed for the wrestling team. Personal: An undeclared major.

BEN ENGLEMAN #1

Freshman • Midfield • 5-9 • 195Huntington, N.Y. • St. Anthony’s——————————————————————The Fumai File: Strong, athletic midfielder … Plays well on both ends of the field … Could help share some of the load facing-off this season. High School: Competed in football and lacrosse at St. Anthony’s H.S. ... Served as a team captain in both sports ... Named all-conference and all-county in lacrosse ... Was a Second Team All-Long Island safety on the gridiron. Personal: An undeclared major.

CHRIS FUMAI #39


Freshman • Defense • 6-3 • 200Oyster Bay, N.Y. • Cold Spring Harbor——————————————————————The Odierna File: Big defenseman with a good un-derstanding of the game … Could see time early on at defense or on man-down … has a bright future on the Bullet defense. High School: Excelled as a three-sport athlete in football, basketball, and lacrosse ... Was an All-Nassau County selection and a team captain in lacrosse ... Helped his team win the New York state title in 2006 and the Nassau County championship in 2007 ... Played on a football team that won the Long Island title ... Was also an all-county selection and a team captain in basketball. Personal: A high school teammate of Gettysburg sophomore Scott Manniello ... An undeclared major.

JOHN ODIERNA #45

Freshman • Midfield • 6-2 • 185Palm Beach, Fla. • Westminster School (Conn.)——————————————————————The Ryan File: Big midfielder with the ability to dodge and shoot with either hand … Could com-pete for playing time right away in the midfield as he becomes more comfortable in the offense … Has a bright future ahead of him as a Gettysburg midfielder. High School: Competed in soccer, squash, basketball, and lacrosse ... Earned First Team All-New England honors and made the Connecticut All-Star Team in lacrosse. Personal: An undeclared major.

ANDREW RYAN #17

Freshman • Midfield • 6-0• 185Setauket, N.Y. • Ward Melville——————————————————————The Ward File: Big, strong midfielder who goes down the lane hard … Strong shooter with both hands … Could help the Bullets in the midfield as he familiarizes himself with the offense. High School: Played football and lacrosse at Ward Mel-ville H.S. ... Was an all-county selection and a team captain in lacrosse ... Was an all-division defensive back for the football team ... Recipient of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Award. Personal: An undeclared major.

J.C. WARD #26

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Freshman • Defense • 5-11 • 180New Canaan, Conn. • New Canaan——————————————————————The Gildea File: Fast, athletic defenseman who could find time in the field lots of ways - at close, in the midfield, or at the face-off. High School: A three-sport athlete at New Canaan H.S., competing in football, hockey, and lacrosse ... Played running back and cornerback in football and was a defense-man in hockey ... Earned all-conference, all-county, and all-state honors in lacrosse. Personal: Brother, Sean, was a lacrosse defenseman at McDaniel ... An undeclared major.

KEVIN GILDEA #49

Freshman • Attack • 5-11 • 185Babylon, N.Y. • Babylon——————————————————————The Griffo File: Tough, two-way midfielder who could get on the field for the Bullets a number of ways in his freshman campaign … Expected to share some of the face-off duties right away. High School: Earned all-division, all-conference, and all-county honors at Babylon H.S. ... Was a three-sport athlete, playing running back and safety on the football team and wrestling at 171 pounds ... Was a Suffolk County champion in wrestling. Personal: An undeclared major.

MATT GRIFFO #46

Freshman • Midfield • 6-3 • 190Medfield, Mass. • Avon Old Farms——————————————————————The Lynch File: A tall midfielder who drives hard to the goal ... Can shoot with either hand ... Could play a significant role in the offensive midfield ... Received a medical redshirt last season. High School: Named a high school all-American in 2005 at Medfield H.S. ... Also named all-conference and all-state ... Helped Medfield to four conference championships and a pair of Massachusetts Division III championships in 2004 and 2005 ... Named MVP of the state tournament in 2004 ... Holds the school record for points in a game with 11 (five goals, six assists) ... Earned Western New England All-Star status at Avon Old Farms in 2006. Personal: Father, Chris, played lacrosse and served as a football captain at Dartmouth ... Brother, Bren-dan, played lacrosse at St. Lawrence ... Majoring in management.

DANNO LYNCH #12

Freshman • Defense • 5-11 • 185Reistertown, Md. • Boys Latin School——————————————————————The Martin File: Fast, athletic, hard-working mid-fielder ... Will continue to improve as he adjusts to the college game … Tremendous off-season work ethic … Possesses the ability to play offense or defense in the midfield. High School: A two-sport athlete who also played soccer at Boys Latin School ... Served as a team captain in lacrosse. Personal: Father, Robert, was a defensive back for the football team and a midfielder on the lacrosse team at Hofstra from 1967-69 ... An undeclared major.

CRAIG MARTIN #29


FRESHMEN

Freshman • Midfield • 6-3 • 200Easton, Conn. • Joel Barlow——————————————————————The White File: A big midfielder with a hard shot ... Received a medical redshirt in 2007 ... Will look to compete for time as he continues to learn offense and defense from the midfield. High School: A three-sport athlete at Joel Barlow H.S., where he played football, soccer, and lacrosse ... Named all-conference and all-state in lacrosse. Personal: Majoring in health sciences.

ALEX WHITE #21

Freshman • Goalie • 6-0 • 185West Orange, N.J. • Pingry School——————————————————————The Zanoni File: Spent the fall recovering from off-season knee surgery following his senior year of high school … Expected to begin practicing this spring … The coaching staff looks forward to his return. High School: Earned all-conference, all-county and all-district honors while serving as a team captain at the Pingry School ... Also played hockey. Personal: An undeclared major.

BRAD ZANONI #48

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Game #1Gettysburg 14, Washington & Lee 5

March 3, 2007 at Lexington, Va.

No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 4 5 2 3 - 14Washington & Lee .... 0 1 2 2 - 5

Gettysburg scored the first five goals of the game and never looked back. Trip Dyer posted two goals and an assist while Jimmy Gates, Rob Triplett, and Kevin Freehill each scored twice. —————————————————

Game #2Gettysburg 9, Denison 3

March 10, 2007 at Gettysburg, Pa.

Denison .................... 1 1 0 1 - 3No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 1 4 2 2 - 9

Danny Collura scored a career-high four goals and Pat Vaughan stopped 15-of-18 shots. Trip Dyer and Ben Sufrin added a goal and two assists apiece. —————————————————

Game #3Gettysburg 21, Marymount 2


Marymount .............. 0 1 0 1 - 2Gettysburg ................ 5 7 5 4 - 21

Gettysburg opened the game on an 11-0 run. Joe Brody scored the first four goals of his career while Trip Dyer posted a hat trick on three goals.

Game #4Haverford 6, Gettysburg 5

March 18, 2007 at Haverford, Pa.

No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 3 1 0 1 - 5Haverford ................. 1 2 2 1 - 6

Trailing 4-3 at the half, the Fords used a 3-0 run to post their first-ever win over the Bullets. Kevin Freehill notched a goal and an assist for Gettysburg. —————————————————

Game #5Gettysburg 13, Cabrini 2


Cabrini ..................... 0 1 1 0 - 2No. 7 Gettysburg ...... 5 2 6 0 - 13

Trip Dyer set career-highs with five goals and six points while Joe Brody handed out a sea-son-high three assists. The Bullets scored the game’s first seven goals. —————————————————

Game #6Gettysburg 11, Muhlenberg 1

March 24, 2007 at Allentown, Pa.

No. 7 Gettysburg ...... 4 4 1 2 - 11Muhlenberg .............. 0 0 0 1 - 1

Pat Vaughan blanked the Mules for the open-ing 51:25 while making 13 saves. Gettysburg received goals from nine different players, including two from Ben Sufrin and Devin Hewitt.

Game #7Gettysburg 11, Dickinson 8


No. 20 Dickinson ..... 0 5 1 2 - 8No. 5 Gettysburg ...... 3 4 2 2 - 11

The Bullets never trailed after scoring the first four goals. Joe Brody posted two goals and two assists while Trip Dyer and Rob Triplett had two goals apiece. —————————————————

Game #8Salisbury 10, Gettysburg 6

March 31, 2007 at Salisbury, Md.

No. 5 Gettysburg ...... 2 1 1 2 - 6No. 1 Salisbury ......... 2 3 3 2 - 10

The Bullets held the Sea Gulls to a season-low in goals and 11 goals below their season average. Kevin Freehill scored a pair of goals for the Bullets. —————————————————

Game #9Gettysburg 9, Washington (Md.) 3

April 7, 2007 at Gettysburg, Pa.

No. 11 Washington ... 1 1 1 0 - 3No. 3 Gettysburg ...... 2 1 3 3 - 9

With the game tied 2-2, Gettysburg scored four straight goals spanning the second and third quarters to break the game open. Ben Sufrin netted his first career hat trick with three goals while Trip Dyer and Joe Brody scored twice.

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Game #10Gettysburg 9, McDaniel 5


McDaniel ................. 2 0 2 1 - 5No. 3 Gettysburg ...... 4 1 2 2 - 9

Gettysburg never trailed as seven different play-ers scored a goal. Joe Brody and Rob Triplett led the way with two goals apiece. —————————————————

Game #11Gettysburg 13, Ursinus 2

April 14, 2007 at Collegeville, Pa.

No. 3 Gettysburg ...... 5 1 3 4 - 13Ursinus .................... 0 0 0 2 - 2

Gettysburg received nearly 55 minutes of shut-out goalkeeping from Pat Vaughan while Joe Brody netted a hat trick for his third straight multi-goal game. Zach Pucci and Ben Suffrin added two goals and one assist each. —————————————————

Game #12Gettysburg 15, Messiah 4


Messiah .................... 1 2 1 0 - 4No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 4 3 5 3 - 15

Joe Brody tied a career-high with four goals while Zach Pucci set career-highs with three goals and three assists. The Bullets led from start to finish after scoring the first four goals. —————————————————

Game #13Gettysburg 12, Swarthmore 3April 21, 2007 at Swarthmore, Pa.

No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 4 2 3 3 - 12Swarthmore .............. 0 0 1 2 - 3

Joe Brody registered four goals from the second straight game as the Bullets clinched the top seed in the Centennial Conference playoffs. Pat Vaughan allowed just one goal in 55 minutes. —————————————————

Game #14Gettysburg 14, Franklin & Marshall 5


F&M ........................ 0 2 1 2 - 5No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 3 4 4 3 - 14

For the third game in a row, Joe Brody scored four goals as the Bullets opened the game on a 5-0 run. Trip Dyer tied his career-high with six points on four goals and two assists.

Gettysburg 12, Haverford 11May 4, 2007 at Gettysburg, Pa.

Haverford ................. 4 2 1 4 - 11No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 4 4 2 2 - 12

Zach Pucci scored with 2:48 left to make it 12-10, and it held up as the game-winning goal in the Centennial Conference semifinals. Pucci and Ben Sufrin each tallied three goals and two assists.—————————————————

Game #16Gettysburg 11, Washington (Md.) 4

May 6, 2007 at Gettysburg, Pa.

No. 16 Washington ... 0 3 0 1 - 4No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 3 2 3 3 - 11

Joe Brody scored four goals for the fourth time in five games as the Bullets won their fourth straight conference title. Seven other players accounted for Gettysburg’s other seven goals.—————————————————

Game #17Gettysburg 12, Tufts 7


No. 9 Tufts ............... 0 2 3 2 - 7No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 5 3 2 2 - 12

Ben Sufrin (four goals) and Kevin Freehill (three goals) notched hat tricks in the NCAA second round. Pat Vaughan made 10 saves, going over 700 for his career and moving into second in school history.—————————————————

Game #18Gettysburg 11, Ithaca 5


No. 8 Ithaca .............. 2 0 2 1 - 5No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 5 5 0 1 - 11

After allowing two goals in the first two min-utes, Gettysburg took control with a 10-0 run to reach the NCAA semifinals for the first time since 2002. Andrew Mavraganis and Ben Sufrin each scored three goals.—————————————————

Game #19Salisbury 9, Gettysburg 6

May 19, 2007 at Salisbury, Md.

No. 2 Gettysburg ...... 1 1 2 2 - 6No. 1 Salisbury ......... 3 4 1 1 - 9

Eventual national champion Salisbury never trailed after scoring the first three goals. Ted Leonard scored twice for the Bullets.

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2007 Gettysburg Men's Lacrosse Gettysburg Overall Individual Statistics All games (FINAL)

Overall: 16-3-0 Conf: 7-1-0 Home: 12-0-0 Away: 4-3-0 Neut: 0-0-0

|------------SHOTS------------| |----GOALS----| ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW UP DN GB T/O CT Faceoff Pct Pen-Min --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Trip Dyer 19-19 31 20 51 99 .313 60 .606 4 3 0 28 24 1 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 27 Joe Brody 17-13 36 11 47 72 .500 50 .694 1 3 1 26 21 1 0-0 .000 3- 2.5 25 Ben Sufrin 19-18 28 15 43 64 .438 45 .703 3 0 0 11 23 1 0-0 .000 2- 1.5 22 Kevin Freehill 19-18 20 12 32 85 .235 47 .553 2 3 1 24 23 8 0-0 .000 3- 2.5 16 Zach Pucci 15-11 16 15 31 47 .340 30 .638 2 6 0 5 17 1 0-0 .000 4- 2.0 8 Rob Triplett 19-0 11 9 20 52 .212 26 .500 0 4 0 7 16 1 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 34 Greg Montgomery 19-0 8 7 15 48 .167 22 .458 1 1 0 13 14 4 0-0 .000 2- 1.5 40 Kyle McGrath 17-0 8 7 15 24 .333 16 .667 0 0 0 10 11 1 5-13 .385 0- 0.0 4 Andrew Mavraganis 19-18 11 3 14 40 .275 22 .550 0 0 1 12 15 1 0-0 .000 2- 1.0 2 Ted Leonard 18-1 10 3 13 36 .278 26 .722 1 2 0 41 9 18 0-0 .000 4- 3.0 24 Danny Collura 12-5 9 2 11 18 .500 14 .778 0 0 0 9 3 1 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 41 Drew Duckworth 16-9 5 6 11 25 .200 18 .720 1 0 0 12 15 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 15 Tommy Kehoe 19-1 3 4 7 10 .300 8 .800 1 0 0 50 9 19 0-1 .000 7- 5.5 7 Tom O'Donnell 18-0 6 0 6 15 .400 8 .533 0 0 0 2 10 0 0-0 .000 4- 4.5 29 Jimmy Gates 19-1 4 2 6 17 .235 9 .529 0 0 0 144 16 3 213-336 .634 2- 1.5 10 Devin Hewitt 19-0 2 1 3 2 1.000 2 1.000 0 0 0 20 3 7 0-0 .000 3- 2.0 26 Steve Hurst 19-19 1 2 3 6 .167 5 .833 0 0 0 32 12 20 0-0 .000 11-10.0 38 Stu Whelehan 16-0 1 1 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0 0 21 4 7 0-0 .000 2- 2.0 28 Andrew McGann 19-19 1 1 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 60 13 19 0-0 .000 8- 7.5 14 Benjamin Wood 7-0 0 2 2 3 .000 1 .333 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 19 Josh Reichert 7-0 1 0 1 5 .200 3 .600 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 46 Patrick Koehl 6-0 1 0 1 2 .500 1 .500 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 17 Addison Van Hatcher 4-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 5 J.R. Parker 12-0 0 0 0 9 .000 5 .556 0 0 0 2 4 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 43 Kjael Skaalerud 4-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 0 1 1 1 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 6 James Buckley 4-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 44 Jason Bartee 13-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 13 4 5 0-0 .000 1- 1.0 20 Andrew Mace 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 13 Kevin Dyer 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 3 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 3 Chris Distler 3-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 .000 1- 1.0 42 Tim Kurpis 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 1- 1.0 39 Pete Lynch 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 4 0 1 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 36 Billy Lewandowski 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 5 3 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 35 Zachary Furshman 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 33 Paul Collura 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 32 Tim Stanton 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 5 1 3 9-17 .529 1- 1.0 31 Fred Reimer 16-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 15 5 5 0-0 .000 2- 1.5 30 Pat Schramm 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 23 John Gilfillan 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 21 John Fairhurst 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 44 7 29 0-0 .000 7- 7.0 18 Scott Manniello 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 1 Pat Vaughan 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 52 8 16 0-0 .000 0- 0.0 Total............... 19 214 123 337 693 .309 427 .616 16 22 3 675 306 173 227-367 .619 70-59.5 Opponents........... 19 95 59 154 413 .230 242 .586 3 10 0 503 358 146 140-367 .381 79-66.0

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |-RECORD-| Shots ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Paul Collura 2-0 11:47 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 5 1 Pat Vaughan 19-19 1091:09 90 4.95 135 .600 16 3 0 381 23 John Gilfillan 1-0 7:35 1 7.91 3 .750 0 0 0 7 35 Zachary Furshman 6-0 29:29 4 8.14 7 .636 0 0 0 20 Total............... 19 1140:00 95 5.00 147 .607 16 3 0 413 Opponents........... 19 1140:00 214 11.26 213 .499 3 16 0 693

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total -------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- -------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- Gettysburg.......... 67 55 48 44 - 214 Gettysburg.......... 33 40 25 49 - 147 Opponents........... 17 30 22 26 - 95 Opponents........... 46 49 58 60 - 213

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GC OPP -------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- --------------------------------------------------- Gettysburg.......... 184 174 181 154 - 693 Total.................... 5222 4016 Opponents........... 80 123 75 135 - 413 Dates/Avg Per Date....... 12/435 7/574 Neutral Site #/Avg....... 0/0 SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total -------------------- --- --- --- --- ----- Gettysburg.......... 113 104 106 104 - 427 Opponents........... 50 70 47 75 - 242

2007 STATISTICS


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TeamScoring Offense GPGGettysburg .......................... 11.26McDaniel ...............................11.21Ursinus .................................. 10.36Dickinson ................................ 9.40Franklin & Marshall ............... 9.00Washington ............................. 8.94Haverford ................................ 8.93Muhlenberg ............................. 8.25Swarthmore ............................. 5.92

Scoring Defense GPGGettysburg ............................5.00Haverford ................................ 7.27Washington ............................. 7.32 Dickinson ................................ 7.52Ursinus .................................... 7.70Swarthmore ..............................7.81McDaniel .................................8.11Franklin & Marshall ............... 8.85Muhlenberg ............................. 8.93

Team Man-Up Gls-Att-Pct.Muhlenberg ....................20-53-37.7Washington ................... 24-69-34.8Gettysburg ...................22-74-29.7Dickinson ...................... 14-48-29.2Ursinus .......................... 16-60-26.7Haverford ...................... 13-49-26.5Franklin & Marshall ..... 16-70-22.9McDaniel ...................... 12-58-20.7Swarthmore ......................6-42-14.3

Team Man-Down Stops-Att-Pct.Haverford ..........................60-69-87.0Gettysburg ..................... 58-68-85.3Franklin & Marshall.........46-54-85.2Dickinson ..........................51-60-85.0Washington ........................47-61-77.0Swarthmore .......................34-45-75.6Ursinus .............................. 47-63-74.6McDaniel ...........................45-62-72.6Muhlenberg .......................39-62-62.9

2007 CC & NCAA TOURNAMENTS

Centennial Conference Semifinals - May 4, 2007GETTYSBURG 12, Haverford 11

Washington 9, Dickinson 8

Centennial Conference Championship - May 6, 2007GETTYSBURG 11, Washington 4

NCAA Second Round - May 12, 2007GETTYSBURG 12, Tufts 7

NCAA Quarterfinals - May 16, 2007GETTYSBURG 11, Ithaca 5

NCAA Semifinals - May 19, 2007Salisbury 9, GETTYSBURG 6

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2007 ALL-CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE TEAMS

First TeamA – Max Tcheyan, Sr., Haverford A – Chris Read, Jr., Washington A – Trip Dyer, Jr., Gettysburg M – Ed Lawless, Sr., Dickinson

M – Kevin Freehill, Sr., Gettysburg M – Dane Mangin, Jr., Ursinus

FO – Bernie Nolan, Sr., Dickinson LSM – Tommy Kehoe, So., Gettysburg

D – John Fairhurst, Sr., Gettysburg D – Jon Kenney, Sr., Washington D – Steve Selsor, Sr., Haverford

G – Pat Vaughan, Sr., Gettysburg

Second TeamA – Joe Brody, Fr., Gettysburg A – Drew Peace, Sr., Dickinson A – Mike Distler, Jr., Haverford

A – Jimmy Kielek, So., Washington M – Dean Granoff, Jr., Haverford M – Steve Hoffman, Sr., McDaniel M – Ben Sufrin, Jr., Gettysburg

FO – Jimmy Gates, Sr., Gettysburg LSM – Kyle Hart, Sr., Muhlenberg

D – Andrew McGann, Jr., Gettysburg D – Joel Censer, Jr., Haverford

D – Steve Hurst, Sr., Gettysburg G – K.C. Peterson, Sr., Haverford

Honorable MentionM – Kyle Farris, Jr., Muhlenberg

D – Matt Kogelschatz, Jr., Dickinson D – Dan Sartori, Jr., Swarthmore

Player of the YearPat Vaughan, Sr., G, Gettysburg

IndividualGoal Scoring GPGMax Tcheyan, HAV ................. 2.36Dane Mangin, UC .................. 2.15Joe Brody, GC ......................2.12Brian Fleishhacker, HAV ........ 2.10Mark Hild, F&M .................... 2.00Drew Peace, DC ...................... 1.93Chris Read, WC ..................... 1.82Kyle Farris, MUHL ................. 1.82Matt Buschman, MCD ........... 1.79Ed Lawless, DC ....................... 1.73

Assists APGAnthony Tori, UC .................. 2.07Mickey Norton, MUHL .......... 1.25Mark Hild, F&M .................... 1.23Max Tcheyan, HAV ................. 1.21Gibbs Preston, MCD .............. 1.21Chris Dodson, DC ................. 1.20Jimmy Kielek, WC ...................1.18Chris Read, WC ......................1.18Trip Dyer, GC ......................1.05Zach Pucci, GC .....................1.00

Point Scoring PPGMax Tcheyan, HAV ................. 3.57Mark Hild, F&M .................... 3.23Anthony Tori, UC ...................3.14Chris Read, WC ..................... 3.00Dane Mangin, UC .................. 2.92Joe Brody, GC ......................2.76Gibbs Preston, MCD .............. 2.71Brian Fleishhacker, HAV ........ 2.70Trip Dyer, GC ......................2.68Steve Hoffman, MCD ............. 2.43

Goaltending GAAPat Vaughan, GC ..................4.95K.C. Peterson, HAV ................ 6.77Gordon Cohen, WC ...............7.11Matt Orlando, UC .................. 7.55Frank Mazzucco, SC ................7.71Kevin Riley, DC .......................7.71Tony Aquilino, UC ................. 8.04Benjamin Yingling, MCD....... 8.89Andrew Bell, MUHL .............. 8.93Dan Coffman, F&M .............. 9.01

2007 STATISTICAL LEADERS

2007 FINAL STANDINGS

Conference Games All Games W-L Pct GF GA W-L Pct GF GAGettysburg* 7-1 .875 84 33 16-3 .842 214 95Washington (Md.) 5-3 .625 69 54 11-6 .647 152 126Dickinson 5-3 .625 69 55 9-6 .600 141 113Haverford 5-3 .625 62 53 8-6 .571 125 97Ursinus 4-4 .500 51 66 9-5 .643 145 109McDaniel 3-5 .375 66 79 8-6 .571 157 114Franklin & Marshall 3-5 .375 61 67 6-7 .462 117 115Muhlenberg 2-6 .250 50 77 6-6 .500 99 105Swarthmore 2-6 .250 45 73 5-7 .417 71 95 * 2007 champion

2007 CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. 2008 OPPONENTS

Opponent 1st Mtg. (Result) Wins Losses Last GC Win Last Opp. WinCabrini 2004 (GC 18-2) 2 0 2007 (13-2) ———Denison 1960 (DU 14-6) 11 3 2007 (9-3) 1990 (9-7)Dickinson 1958 (DC 16-2) 40 6 2007 (11-8) 1975 (10-5)Franklin & Marshall 1958 (GC 15-3) 31 19 2007 (14-5) 2003 (15-12)Hampden-Sydney 1989 (GC 8-2) 11 3 2006 (8-4) 2005 (11-7)Haverford 1980 (GC 11-5) 24 1 2007 (12-11 - CC) 2007 (6-5)Marymount 1997 (GC 6-4) 3 0 2007 (21-2) ———McDaniel 1969 (GC 7-4) 29 12 2007 (9-5) 1997 (10-5)Messiah 1999 (GC 25-10) 8 0 2007 (15-4) ———Muhlenberg 1976 (GC 14-7) 10 0 2007 (11-1) ———Ohio Wesleyan 1984 (OW 8-7) 3 4 2005 (16-9 - NCAA) 1992 (11-10)Salisbury 1992 (SU 13-12) 5 17 2002 (7-5) 2007 (9-6 - NCAA)Swarthmore 1983 (GC 16-6) 15 1 2007 (12-3) 1985 (14-10)Ursinus 2003 (GC 18-3) 5 0 2007 (13-2) ———Villa Julie --2008 will mark first meeting-- Washington (Md.) 1982 (WC 22-5) 18 14 2007 (11-4 - CC) 2004 (9-8)

First Last LastOpponent Mtg. W L Win LossAdelphi+ .........................1958 0 1 —— 1980Amherst...........................1998 2 0 1999 ——Army ................................1990 0 2 —— 1991Baltimore.........................1958 0 2 —— 1959Bowdoin ..........................1996 1 0 1996 ——Brown ..............................1960 0 1 —— 1960Bucknell ..........................1969 0 14 —— 1983Cabrini ............................2004 2 0 2007 ——Clarkson ..........................1987 0 2 —— 1988Delaware ..........................1959 0 13 —— 1979Denison ...........................1960 11 3 2007 1990Dickinson ........................1958 40 6 2007 1975Dowling ...........................1977 1 0 1977 ——Drew ................................1989 12 0 2002 ——Drexel ..............................1958 4 18 1987 1988Duke ................................1976 0 2 —— 1981FDU-Florham..................1983 7 3 1995 1987Florida International ......1974 1 0 1974 ——Franklin & Marshall .......1958 31 19 2007 2003Georgetown .....................1973 5 1 1983 1973Guilford ..........................1989 0 1 —— 1989Hampden-Sydney ............1989 11 3 2006 2005Hartwick ..........................1988 1 0 1988 ——Haverford ........................1980 24 1 2007 2007Hobart .............................1993 0 3 —— 1994Hofstra ............................1959 0 1 —— 1959Ithaca ...............................1988 5 1 2007 1998Lafayette ..........................1960 11 5 1982 1984Lebanon Valley ...............1969 11 6 1985 1974Lehigh .............................1970 0 6 —— 1975Loyola ..............................1960 0 6 —— 1981Marymount .....................1997 3 0 2007 ——McDaniel ........................1969 29 12 2007 1997Merchant Marine ............1985 1 0 1985 ——

First Last LastOpponent Mtg. W L Win LossMessiah ...........................1999 8 0 2007 ——Michigan State ................1981 1 0 1981 —— Middlebury .....................1999 5 4 2006 2004Morgan State ...................1978 3 0 1981 ——Mount St. Mary’s ............1969 11 9 1990 1988Muhlenberg .....................1976 10 0 2007 —— Nazareth ..........................1991 0 2 —— 1996North Carolina State ......1974 2 0 1976 ——Ohio Wesleyan ................1984 3 4 2005 1992Penn State .......................1961 0 1 —— 1961Pfeiffer .............................1984 1 0 1984 ——C.W. Post ........................1977 0 1 —— 1977Rensselaer .......................2000 1 0 2000 ——Roanoke ..........................1984 5 4 1999 2006RIT ..................................1999 1 1 2003 1999St. Lawrence ....................1983 4 3 1999 1993St. Mary’s (Md.) ..............1976 2 2 2003 1982Salisbury ..........................1992 5 17 2002 2007Scranton ..........................1987 8 0 1994 ——Springfield .......................2001 1 0 2001 ——Stevens Tech ....................2002 1 0 2002 ——Stony Brook ....................1984 2 0 1985 ——SUNY Cortland ..............1998 5 0 2004 ——Susquehanna ...................2005 2 0 2006 ——Swarthmore .....................1983 15 1 2007 1985Towson ............................1959 0 2 —— 1960Trinity (Conn.) ................1985 2 1 2002 1985Tufts ................................2007 1 0 2007 ——Ursinus ............................2003 5 0 2007 ——Washington (Md.) ...........1982 18 14 2007 2004Washington & Lee ..........1987 13 10 2007 2005Widener ..........................1976 20 0 2006 ——Wilkes .............................1971 6 0 1979 ——Wooster ...........................1981 5 0 1998 ——+ teams played to 7-7 tie in 1958

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. ALL OPPONENTS

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1958 (1-4-1)Coach: Capt. Daniel Bierne

Dickinson L, 2-16Baltimore L, 5-20Dickinson L, 2-8Drexel L, 6-16F&M W, 15-3Adelphi T, 7-7

1959 (3-6)Coach: Capt. Daniel Bierne

Towson L, 7-8Dickinson W, 12-6F&M W, 8-4Delaware L, 3-8Dickinson L, 1-10F&M W, 7-0Drexel L, 2-11Baltimore L, 3-18Hofstra L, 2-19

1960 (4-7)Coach: Capt. Daniel Bierne

Denison L, 6-14Brown L, 7-8Dickinson W, 10-5F&M W, 11-4Delaware L, 3-14Dickinson L, 5-7F&M W, 10-9Lafayette W, 8-7 (2OT)Drexel L, 2-12Towson L, 3-12Loyola L, 6-8

1961 (1-6)Coach: Curt CoullF&M L, 2-9Delaware L, 0-5Loyola L, 5-8Lafayette L, 5-10Drexel L, 6-7F&M W, 8-6Penn State L, 4-14

Lacrosse was not played at Gettys-burg from 1962-68; the sport was reinstated in 1969.

1969 (4-4, 3-4 MAC)Coach: Fred Froelicher

Lebanon Valley* L, 6-13

F&M* L, 1-9Dickinson* W, 8-4Drexel* L, 3-4Mount St. Mary’s W, 6-3Bucknell* L, 4-13Western Maryland* W, 7-4Lafayette* W, 5-3


Lehigh* L, 5-15Mount St. Mary’s W, 5-2Bucknell* L, 2-9Dickinson* L,5-7Lebanon Valley* L, 2-7Drexel* L, 2-3Western Maryland* L, 1-4F&M* L, forfeitDelaware* L, 1-19Lafayette* W, 5-4


Delaware* L, 5-20Bucknell* L, 3-6Dickinson* W, 5-3Mount St. Mary’s W, 5-3Western Maryland* L, 4-6Lehigh* L, 2-8Lebanon Valley* L, 0-8Drexel* L, 2-7Wilkes* W, 14-2F&M* L, 2-12Lafayette* W, 7-6

1972 (3-7, 2-7 MAC)Coach: Joe Donolli

Delaware* L, 4-9Dickinson* W, 8-4Mount St. Mary’s W, 10-8Bucknell* L, 0-8Lehigh* L, 0-10Western Maryland* L, 7-11Drexel* L, 5-18Lebanon Valley* L, 6-7F&M* L, 4-12Wilkes* W, 6-5


Lehigh* L, 6-7Dickinson* W, 11-4

Mount St. Mary’s L, 6-9Bucknell* L, 2-10Georgetown L, 8-15Drexel* L, 5-8Lebanon Valley* L, 3-6F&M* L, 2-5Delaware* L, 3-19Western Maryland* L, 7-9Mount St. Mary’s L, 3-9


North Carolina State W, 13-3Florida International W, 14-6Mount St. Mary’s L, 8-11Dickinson* W, 8-1Bucknell* L, 7-9Lehigh L, 7-8Georgetown W, 11-9Lafayette* W, 16-9Drexel* L, 5-12Lebanon Valley* L, 2-10F&M* L, 2-23Delaware L, 9-11W. Maryland* L, 9-10


Georgetown W, 17-4Dickinson* L, 5-10Bucknell L, 4-11Lehigh L, 9-10 (OT)Lafayette W, 10-4Drexel L, 6-15Lebanon Valley* W, 10-9F&M* W, 10-8Mount St. Mary’s W, 16-11Delaware L, 5-16W. Maryland* L, 7-10

1976 (11-4, 7-0 CC)Coach: Joe DonolliMiddle Atlantic Conf. Champions

Duke L, 9-13North Carolina State W, 10-8St. Mary’s (Md.) L, 9-16Georgetown W, 17-3Bucknell L, 4-15Dickinson* W, 21-4Muhlenberg* W, 14-7Wilkes* W, 14-10Drexel W, 6-4Widener* W, 12-7

Lebanon Valley* W, 20-8F&M* W, 11-10Delaware L, 6-15W. Maryland* W, 16-7Lafayette W, 10-9


Muhlenberg* W, 22-4Mount St. Mary’s W, 16-7Bucknell L, 10-12C.W. Post L, 8-9Dowling W, 16-6Dickinson* W, 20-0Lebanon Valley* W, 15-2Widener* W, 19-10Wilkes* W, 9-7F&M* L, 8-9Delaware L, 8-20W. Maryland* W, 8-5Lafayette W, 12-10Drexel L, 11-16


Loyola L, 7-12Muhlenberg* W, 19-2Wilkes* W, 13-2Dickinson* W, 16-5Lebanon Valley* W, 16-4Bucknell L, 7-10Widener* W, 10-4Morgan State W, 8-6F&M* L, 6-11Delaware L, 5-15W. Maryland* W, 12-9Lafayette W, 9-7Drexel L, 12-17


Loyola L, 5-8Wilkes* W, 10-8Dickinson* W, 19-5Lebanon Valley* W, 11-4Bucknell L, 8-14Widener* W, 19-5Muhlenberg* W, 16-0F&M* L, 6-7Delaware L, 9-11W. Maryland* L, 4-6Lafayette L, 7-13

Drexel L, 9-10

1980 (9-4, 4-1 MAC West)Coach: Joe Donolli

Loyola L, 2-16Haverford W, 11-5Muhlenberg* W, 7-4Adelphi L, 5-16Dickinson* W, 23-3Lebanon Valley* W, 9-7W. Maryland* W, 13-7Bucknell L, 7-20Widener W, 15-8Morgan State W, 9-7F&M* L, 8-15Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-6Lafayette W, 11-10 (OT)


Wooster W, 13-8Loyola L, 12-27Haverford W, 8-7 (OT)Michigan State W, 20-3Bucknell L, 7-13Widener W, 13-11Dickinson* W, 15-3W. Maryland* L, 10-16Morgan State W, 15-10Duke L, 4-21Lebanon Valley* W, 24-10F&M* W, 8-6Mount St. Mary’s L, 9-10Lafayette L, 10-11


3/17 at Georgetown W, 14-53/31 Washington (Md.) L, 5-224/3 Widener W, 16-34/8 at W. Maryland* L, 8-174/14 Haverford W, 18-64/17 at Drexel L, 5-154/21 Lebanon Valley* W, 18-54/24 at F&M* L, 7-124/26 at Dickinson* W, 14-94/28 St. Mary’s (Md.) L, 10-125/5 at Mt. St. Mary’s L, 9-105/8 Lafayette W, 10-7

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


1983 (11-5, 3-1 MAC West)Coach: Joe DonolliMiddle Atlantic Conf. Champions

3/16 Georgetown W, 22-43/19 at Bucknell L, 17-18 (OT)3/23 at Haverford W, 13-33/28 at St. Lawrence L, 10-143/30 at Washington (Md.) L, 9-194/6 Dickinson* W, 17-04/9 W. Maryland* W, 9-54/16 at Widener W, 21-14/21 at Lebanon Valley* W, 22-34/23 F&M* L, 9-124/26 at FDU-Florham W, 16-54/28 at W. Maryland W, 11-64/30 Swarthmore W, 16-65/4 Mount St. Mary’s W, 14-55/7 at Lafayette L, 14-235/11 Drexel W, 10-9 (OT)


3/15 Stony Brook W, 12-113/21 Haverford W, 12-93/24 Ohio Wesleyan L, 7-83/27 at Pfeiffer W, 25-83/31 at Roanoke L, 4-174/4 at Dickinson* W, 11-74/6 at W. Maryland* L, 6-84/11 FDU-Florham L, 12-154/14 Widener W, 15-94/18 Lebanon Valley* W, 18-64/25 Washington L, 6-94/28 at F&M* L, 8-145/2 at Mt. St. Mary’s L, 8-145/5 Lafayette L, 9-195/9 at Drexel L, 7-16


3/20 at Haverford W, 20-33/23 at Ohio Wesleyan L, 5-133/27 at Washington (Md.) L, 5-213/30 at Stony Brook W, 12-114/2 at Merchant Marine W, 16-114/4 at Trinity (Conn.) L, 4-94/10 at FDU-Madison W, 10-94/13 at Widener W, 21-54/15 Dickinson* W, 16-94/17 Lebanon Valley* W, 23-34/24 W. Maryland* W, 18-54/27 F&M* W, 10-95/1 Mount St. Mary’s L, 8-135/4 Swarthmore+ L, 10-145/8 Drexel W, 15-12


3/19 Haverford W, 14-23/26 at Drexel L, 12-234/2 St. Lawrence L, 8-144/4 at W. Maryland* L, 5-74/9 FDU-Florham L, 5-164/12 Widener W, 14-24/16 at Dickinson* W, 10-34/23 Washington L, 7-234/26 at F&M* L, 8-174/30 at Mt. St. Mary’s W, 17-5


3/13 Wooster W, 18-73/18 at Haverford W, 16-43/21 Wash. & Lee L, 10-203/25 Drexel W, forfeit3/30 Clarkson L, 6-164/1 at Scranton* W, 14-64/4 W. Maryland* W, 11-84/9 at FDU-Florham L, 12-144/11 at Widener W, 20-24/14 Dickinson* W, 16-74/22 at Washington (Md.) L, 4-184/25 F&M* L, 10-114/29 Mount St. Mary’s L, 8-11

1988 (9-5, 3-1 MAC West)Coach: Hank Janczyk

3/12 Ithaca W, 11-73/19 at Wash. & Lee W, 10-73/21 Hartwick W, 8-73/23 Haverford W, 19-23/26 at Drexel L, 5-123/30 at Mt. St. Mary’s L, 7-134/6 Clarkson L, 4-74/9 at W. Maryland* W, 12-64/13 FDU-Florham W, 15-104/16 Widener W, 16-44/20 at Dickinson* W, 10-64/23 Scranton* W, 20-84/27 Washington (Md.) L, 6-134/30 at F&M* L, 5-14

1989 (12-3, 4-0 MAC West)Coach: Hank JanczykMiddle Atlantic Conf. Champions

3/4 at Guilford L, 4-103/11 at Roanoke W, 9-83/18 Denison L, 8-93/22 at Widener W, 23-23/25 Washington & Lee W, 7-54/1 Mt. St. Mary’s W, 11-104/5 W. Maryland* W, 13-12

4/8 at Hampden-Sydney W, 8-24/12 at FDU-Florham W, 14-94/15 at Drew W, 11-54/19 Dickinson* W, 17-44/22 at Scranton* W, 16-24/29 F&M* W, 7-55/7 Drew+ W, 14-135/9 at Ohio Wesleyan# L, 5-12

1990 (9-4, 3-1 MAC West)Coach: Hank Janczyk

3/3 at Army L, 10-133/10 at Roanoke W, 13-123/17 Denison L, 7-93/21 Widener W, 20-13/24 at Wash. & Lee L, 7-83/27 at Mt. St. Mary’s W, 13-64/4 at W. Maryland* W, 10-94/7 Hampden-Sydney W, 10-84/11 FDU-Florham W, 21-94/13 at Drew W, 15-74/18 at Dickinson* W, 19-74/21 Scranton* W, 27-94/28 at F&M* L, 8-18


3/2 at Army L, 10-223/9 at Ohio Wesleyan W, 10-73/17 Denison W, 11-73/20 at Widener W, 31-23/23 Washington & Lee W, 9-53/30 at St. Lawrence W, 15-94/3 W. Maryland* W, 15-24/6 at Hampden-Sydney W, 14-64/13 at Drew W, 19-54/17 Dickinson* W, 18-34/20 at Scranton* W, 20-104/27 F&M* W, 24-95/5 Drew+ W, 16-75/8 Nazareth# L, 10-17


3/8 at Ohio Wesleyan L, 10-11 (OT)3/11 Wooster W, 15-23/14 at Denison W, 21-63/18 Widener W, 27-33/21 at Wash. & Lee W, 12-103/28 St. Lawrence W, 11-54/1 at W. Maryland* W, 18-74/4 Hampden-Sydney W, 16-84/11 at Drew W, 19-84/15 at Dickinson* W, 27-1

4/18 Salisbury L, 12-13 (OT)4/22 at Scranton* W, 19-74/25 F&M* W, 11-105/3 Washington (Md.)+ W, 17-105/10 Roanoke# L, 15-16


3/10 FDU-Florham* W, 16-03/21 at Wash. & Lee W, 14-73/27 St. Lawrence L, 13-143/31 W. Maryland* W, 20-94/3 at Hampden-Sydney W, 19-64/10 at Hobart L, 3-84/13 Dickinson* W, 21-44/17 at Salisbury L, 11-144/24 F&M* W, 14-44/28 Drew* W, 16-115/1 at Scranton* W, 17-25/7 Washington (Md.)+ W, 9-75/16 at Hobart# L, 8-19

1994 (12-2, 6-0 CC)Coach: Hank JanczykCentennial Conference Champions

3/12 Denison W, 10-93/16 Scranton W, 15-63/19 at Wash. & Lee W, 10-73/26 at Drew W, 17-104/2 Hampden-Sydney W, 23-134/6 Haverford* W, 27-54/8 Hobart L, 13-174/13 W. Maryland* W, 21-104/16 at Washington (Md.)* W, 18-124/20 at Dickinson* W, 24-34/23 Swarthmore* W, 26-44/30 at F&M* W, 19-105/15 Denison# W, 11-10 5/21 at Salisbury# L, 11-20


3/8 FDU-Florham W, 26-03/11 Denison W, 14-53/18 Wash. & Lee W, 17-133/25 Drew W, 28-33/30 Trinity (Conn.) W, 26-64/1 at Hampden-Sydney W, 10-94/5 at Haverford* W, 28-54/8 at Salisbury L, 10-184/12 at W. Maryland* W, 30-124/15 Washington (Md.)* W, 21-64/19 Dickinson* W, 29-64/22 at Swarthmore* W, 24-24/29 F&M* W, 10-9 (OT)

5/14 F&M # W, 15-95/20 at Salisbury# L, 9-21

1996 (9-5, 5-1 CC)Coach: Hank Janczyk

3/10 Roanoke L, 8-103/16 at Wash. & Lee L, 5-123/24 Denison W, 15-143/27 Bowdoin W, 13-43/30 Hampden-Sydney W, 17-84/2 Haverford* W, 23-64/6 Salisbury L, 11-124/10 W. Maryland* W, 18-94/13 at Washington (Md.)* L, 7-144/17 at Dickinson* W, 15-44/21 Swarthmore* W, 21-64/27 at F&M* W, 13-12 (OT)5/4 at Ithaca W, 8-75/13 at Nazareth# L, 10-14


3/9 at Roanoke W, 10-73/15 Washington & Lee L, 8-113/19 Wooster W, 18-93/22 St. Lawrence W, 16-43/26 Marymount W, 6-43/29 at Hampden-Sydney W, 7-6 (OT)4/5 at Salisbury L, 11-12 (OT)4/9 at W. Maryland* L, 5-104/12 Washington (Md.)* L, 9-184/16 Dickinson* W, 30-24/19 at Swarthmore* W, 17-14/26 F&M* W, 20-64/30 at Haverford* W, 27-35/3 Ithaca W, 21-105/10 at Salisbury# W, 10-95/17 at Washington (Md.)# L, 9-10


3/7 Roanoke W, 10-93/15 at Wash. & Lee L, 7-83/17 Wooster W, 23-23/21 Amherst W, 21-53/28 Hampden-Sydney L, 5-64/1 Haverford* W, 23-74/4 Salisbury L, 9-164/8 W. Maryland* W, 15-74/11 at Washington (Md.)* W, 7-34/15 at Dickinson* W, 27-24/18 Swarthmore* W, 22-34/22 at Marymount W, 9-84/25 at F&M* W, 16-55/2 at Ithaca L, 11-155/6 Cortland# W, 16-85/9 at Salisbury# L, 11-16


3/3 at Messiah W, 25-103/6 at Roanoke W, 16-33/13 Washington & Lee L, 4-63/18 St. Lawrence W, 17-13/20 Amherst W, 18-53/24 Middlebury W, 8-73/27 at Hampden-Sydney L, 6-84/3 at Salisbury W, 10-84/7 at Haverford* W, 18-64/10 at W. Maryland* W, 28-44/18 Washington (Md.)* W, 12-84/21 Dickinson* W, 28-24/24 at Swarthmore* W, 22-15/2 F&M* W, 14-25/8 Ithaca W, 22-65/16 RIT# L, 13-14 (OT)


3/4 at Drew W, 20-8

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The 2002 Bullets won the last in a string of five straight Centennial Conference titles.


* Conference Game+ MAC Playoffs^ CC Tournament# NCAA Div. III Tournament

3/12 at Wash. & Lee W, 6-43/15 Widener W, 14-33/18 Rensselaer W, 14-113/22 Middlebury W, 10-63/25 at Cortland W, 15-24/1 Salisbury L, 3-144/5 Haverford* W, 20-44/8 Western Maryland* W, 18-94/15 at Washington (Md.)* W, 10-74/18 at Dickinson* W, 27-24/22 Swarthmore* W, 23-74/29 at F&M* W, 17-85/3 Messiah W, 16-55/10 Widener# W, 19-65/14 Wash. & Lee# L, 10-12


2/28 at Messiah W, 17-23/3 Drew W, 17-63/10 Washington & Lee L, 7-83/14 Ohio Wesleyan W, 8-73/18 vs. Denison W, 4-33/24 Cortland W, 7-43/28 F&M* W, 10-73/31 at Salisbury W, 11-10 (OT)4/4 at Haverford* W, 24-54/7 at W. Maryland* W, 14-104/14 Washington (Md.)* W, 7-54/18 Dickinson* W, 23-54/21 at Swarthmore* W, 18-64/27 F&M^ W, 9-74/29 Washington (Md.)^ W, 15-75/13 Springfield^ W, 16-125/19 Denison^ W, 13-75/27 vs. Middlebury^ L, 10-15


2/27 Messiah W, 18-83/2 at Drew W, 15-23/9 at Wash. & Lee W, 10-73/13 at St. Mary’s (Md.) W, 13-43/16 Trinity (Conn.) W, 19-43/23 Swarthmore* W, 16-43/27 Middlebury L, 8-103/30 at Washington (Md.)* W, 10-74/3 Haverford* W, 24-44/10 Western Maryland* W, 20-54/13 Salisbury W, 12-84/17 at Dickinson* W, 18-34/20 at F&M* W, 14-94/26 F&M^ W, 7-64/28 Washington (Md.)^ W, 12-105/8 Stevens Tech# W, 16-55/12 Salisbury# W, 7-55/18 Wash. & Lee# W, 12-85/26 vs. Middlebury# L, 9-14


3/2 RIT W, 11-53/8 at Wash. & Lee L, 9-103/12 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.) W, 9-73/15 vs. Cortland W, 8-73/19 at Swarthmore* W, 8-43/22 at Muhlenberg* W, 16-33/26 Middlebury W, 7-63/29 Washington (Md.)* L, 8-94/4 at Ursinus* W, 18-34/5 at Salisbury L, 2-174/12 at Haverford* W, 7-6 (OT)4/16 Dickinson* W, 8-54/19 F&M* L, 12-154/22 McDaniel* W, 10-74/25 vs. McDaniel^ W, 9-8 (OT)4/27 at Washington (Md.) ̂ L, 2-11


3/6 Washington & Lee W, 6-23/14 at Cortland W, 12-11 (OT)3/20 Hampden-Sydney W, 10-83/24 Middlebury L, 8-103/27 Swarthmore* W, 16-33/31 at Muhlenberg* W, 16-34/3 Salisbury L, 6-124/10 at Washington (Md.)* L, 4-94/14 Messiah W, 11-54/17 at Ursinus* W, 13-34/21 McDaniel* W, 13-44/24 Haverford* W, 19-64/28 at Dickinson* W, 10-35/1 at F&M* W, 11-105/7 vs. Dickinson^ W, 12-115/9 at Washington (Md.) ̂ W, 7-65/16 Cabrini# W, 18-25/19 at Washington (Md.)# L, 8-9


3/5 at Wash. & Lee L, 8-93/12 Denison W, 6-43/16 Susquehanna W, 18-23/19 at Hampden-Sydney L, 7-113/23 Middlebury W, 18-63/26 at Swarthmore* W, 10-43/30 at Muhlenberg* W, 13-74/3 at Salisbury L, 7-134/9 Washington (Md.)* W, 15-64/13 Messiah W, 8-74/15 Ursinus* W, 8-34/20 at McDaniel* W, 11-94/23 at Haverford* W, 9-24/27 Dickinson* W, 13-124/30 F&M* W, 7-55/6 F&M^ W, 7-55/9 Washington (Md.)^ W, 8-65/14 Ohio Wesleyan# W, 16-95/18 at Salisbury# L, 9-12


3/4 Washington & Lee W, 17-23/11 Denison W, 12-33/15 at Susquehanna W, 24-13/18 Hampden-Sydney W, 8-43/22 Middlebury W, 7-43/25 Swarthmore* W, 7-43/29 Muhlenberg* W, 14-64/1 Salisbury L, 7-134/8 at Washington (Md.)* W, 6-5

4/12 at Messiah W, 12-54/15 at Ursinus* W, 10-44/19 McDaniel* W, 19-44/22 Haverford* W, 9-74/26 at Dickinson* W, 13-44/29 at F&M* W, 14-35/5 Haverford^ W, 12-75/7 Washington (Md.)^ W, 8-45/13 Widener# W, 13-75/17 Roanoke# L, 12-13


3/3 at Wash. & Lee W, 14-53/10 Denison W, 9-33/14 Marymount W, 21-23/18 at Haverford* L, 5-63/21 Cabrini W, 13-23/24 at Muhlenberg* W, 11-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

W LCapt. Daniel Bierne 1958* 1 4 1959 3 6 1960 4 7 3 yrs* 8 17

Curt Coull 1961 1 6

No teams from 1962-68

Fred Froelicher 1969 4 4 1970 2 8 1971 4 7 3 yrs 10 19

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

W LJoe Donolli 1972 3 7 1973 1 10 1974 5 8 1975 5 6 1976 11 4 1977 9 5 1978 8 5 1979 5 7 1980 9 4 1981 8 6 1982 6 6 1983 11 5 1984 6 9 1985 10 5 1986 4 6 1987 7 6 16 yrs 108 99

W LHank Janczyk 1988 9 5 1989 12 3 1990 9 4 1991 12 2 1992 12 3 1993 9 4 1994 12 2 1995 13 2 1996 9 5 1997 11 5 1998 11 5 1999 13 3 2000 14 2 2001 16 2 2002 17 2 2003 11 5 2004 14 4 2005 15 4 2006 17 2 2007 16 319 yrs 252 67

* includes a 7-7 tie with Adelphi

The 2007 Bullets won their fourth straight Centennial Conference title.

3/28 Dickinson* W, 11-83/31 at Salisbury L, 6-104/7 Washington (Md.)* W, 9-34/11 McDaniel* W, 9-54/14 at Ursinus* W, 13-24/18 Messiah W, 15-44/21 at Swarthmore* W, 12-34/28 F&M* W, 14-55/4 Haverford^ W, 12-115/6 Washington (Md.)^ W, 11-45/12 Tufts# W, 12-75/16 Ithaca# W, 11-55/19 at Salisbury# L, 6-9


NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCESYear Round Opponent W/L Score Notes1989 First Round Ohio Wesleyan L 5-12 Brian Sullivan makes 21 saves1991 Quarterfinals Nazareth L 10-17 First DIII playoff game in Musselman Stadium1992 Quarterfinals Roanoke L 15-16 Lead changed hands six times1993 Quarterfinals Hobart L 8-19 Bullets bow despite 44-42 advantage in shots1994 Quarterfinals Denison W 11-10 (3OT) Longest game in history of DIII tournament Semifinals Salisbury L 11-20 Bullets trail 8-0 after first quarter1995 Quarterfinals Franklin & Marshall W 15-9 Andrew Nesbitt scores six times Semifinals Salisbury L 9-21 Bullets outscored 14-3 in middle two periods1996 Quarterfinals Nazareth L 10-14 Bullets outscored 7-1 in third period1997 Quarterfinals Salisbury W 10-9 (2OT) Unassisted goal by Joe Feldman 5:53 into OT Semifinals Washington (Md.) L 9-10 Five-goal performance by Jamie Bateman1998 First Round SUNY Cortland W 16-8 Bullets score three times on first four shots Quarterfinals Salisbury L 11-16 Bullets outscored 6-1 over final 16:131999 Quarterfinals RIT L 13-14 (OT) Tigers score 2:28 into OT to stun top-seeded Bullets2000 First Round Widener W 19-6 Bullets score 10 goals in decisive second period Quarterfinals Washington & Lee L 10-12 Generals break 8-all tie with 4-0 run in fourth quarter2001 Quarterfinals Springfield W 16-12 Tommy Pearce and Pete Milliman combine for 10 goals Semifinals Denison W 13-7 Bullets use 6-2 second half, 11 saves from Tim McGinnis Championship Middlebury L 10-15 Panthers ride 5-0 second quarter to second straight title2002 First Round Stevens Tech W 16-5 Ric Bremer ties a program postseason record with six goals Quarterfinals Salisbury W 7-5 Bullets overcome 4-3 fourth-quarter deficit with four straight goals Semifinals Washington & Lee W 12-8 Bullets blitz to 12-3 lead en route to second straight title game Championship Middlebury L 9-14 Panthers break open 7-7 game with seven-goal fourth quarter2004 Second Round Cabrini W 18-2 Bullets score first 14 goals, post first NCAA win at Shirk Field Quarterfinals Washington (Md.) L 8-9 Shoremen rally from 7-3 second-quarter deficit2005 Second Round Ohio Wesleyan W 16-9 Bullets take 13-6 halftime lead, Evan Gallant nets a hat trick Quarterfinals Salisbury L 9-12 Sea Gulls score three fourth-quarter goals to break 9-9 tie2006 Second Round Widener W 13-7 Chase Stewart got the game winner and Brian Pryor netted four Quarterfinals Roanoke L 12-13 Maroons score four first-quarter goals, Bullets comeback just short2007 Second Round Tufts W 12-7 Bullets race to 8-2 halftime lead; Sufrin, Freehill tally hat tricks Quarterfinals Ithaca W 11-5 Bullets dominate first half 10-2, Sufrin nets hat trick Semifinals Salisbury L 6-9 Sea Gulls outscore Bullets 7-2 in opening half, Vaughan saves seven

TOP PERFORMANCES IN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPSMost Points Scored...

Game 9 ...... Pete Milliman (vs. Springfield) ..................................5/13/01 8 ......Tommy Pearce (vs. Springfield) .................................5/13/01 7 ......David Curry (vs. Denison) ........................................5/15/94 7 ...... Jake Van Nostrand (vs. Cabrini) ...............................5/16/04 6 ......Eight times (Most recently, Ben Sufrin vs. Tufts) .....5/12/07

Tournament 17 ......Ric Bremer .......................................................................2002 15 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2001 14 ......Tommy Pearce ..................................................................2001 14 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2002 11 ......David Curry .....................................................................1994 10 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ...........................................................2002 10 ......Nick Purkat ......................................................................2002 9 ...... Six times (Most recently, Ben Sufrin)..............................2007

Most Goals Scored...Game

6 ......Don Martin (vs. Nazareth) ..........................................5/8/91 6 ......Andrew Nesbitt (vs. Franklin & Marshall) ...............5/14/95 6 ......Brooke Farrell (vs. R.I.T.) ..........................................5/16/99 6 ...... Pete Milliman (vs. Springfield) ..................................5/13/01 6 ......Ric Bremer (vs. Stevens Tech) .....................................5/8/02

Tournament 14 ......Ric Bremer .......................................................................2002 11 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2001 8 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ...........................................................2002 7 ......Tommy Pearce ..................................................................2001 7 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2002 7 ......Ben Sufrin .......................................................................2007

Most Assists...Game

5 ......Trip Dyer (vs. Widener) ............................................5/13/06 4 ...... Jeff Barrette (vs. Nazareth) ...........................................5/8/91 4 ......David Curry (vs. Denison) ........................................5/15/94 4 ......Tim DeMore (vs. Franklin & Marshall)....................5/14/95 4 ......Tommy Pearce (vs. Springfield) .................................5/13/01 4 ...... Pete Milliman (vs. Washington & Lee) .....................5/18/02 4 ...... Jake Van Nostrand (vs. Cabrini) ...............................5/16/04 3 ...... Jeff Barrette (vs. Roanoke) .........................................5/10/92 3 ......David Cornell (vs. Salisbury).....................................5/20/95 3 ...... Scott Lowery (vs. Salisbury) .........................................5/9/98 3 ...... Pete Milliman (vs. Springfield) ..................................5/13/01 3 ......Tommy Pearce (vs. Middlebury) ................................ 5/27/01 3 ......Matt Twombly (vs. Cabrini) ......................................5/16/04

Tournament 7 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2002 7 ......Tommy Pearce ..................................................................2001 6 ......David Curry .....................................................................1994 6 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1995

Most Saves Made...Game

24 ...... Jake Kovalcik (vs. Salisbury) ...................................... 5/21/94 24 ......Andrew Barter (vs. Washington [Md.]) ..................... 5/17/97 22 ...... Jake Kovalcik (vs. Salisbury) ......................................5/20/95 21 ......Brian Sullivan (vs. Ohio Wesleyan) .............................5/9/89

Tournament 66 ......Tim McGinnis .................................................................2002 44 ......Andrew Barter .................................................................1997 42 ...... Jake Kovalcik....................................................................1994

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Most Points Scored...

Game 13 ......Tim DeMore (vs. Widener) .......................................3/18/92 13 ......Tim DeMore (vs. Hampden-Sydney) ...........................4/2/94 12 ...... Scott Martin (vs. Widener) ........................................4/21/79 12 ......Randy Perkins (vs. Lebanon Valley) .......................... 4/17/85

Season 93 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1994 88 ......Neill Mitchell ...................................................................1983 83 ......Costa Alvanos ..................................................................1985 79 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2002 77 ......Ric Bremer .......................................................................2002 75 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ...........................................................2002 74 ......Chris Boehmcke ..............................................................1983 72 ......David Curry .....................................................................1994 72 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1995

Career 249 ......Tim DeMore ...............................................................1992-95 232 ...... Pete Milliman .........................................................1998-2002 219 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ......................................................2001-04 213 ......Costa Alvanos .............................................................1982-85 200 ......Keith Fleming ............................................................. 1987-90 197 ......Chris Boehmcke .........................................................1980-83 197 ......Neill Mitchell ..............................................................1980-83 193 ......Ric Bremer ..............................................................1999-2002 187 ...... Jamie Bateman............................................................1996-99 172 ......Chase Stewart .............................................................2003-06 Most Goals Scored...

Game 9 ......Costa Alvanos (vs. Haverford) ...................................3/20/85 8 ......Costa Alvanos (vs. Widener) .....................................4/13/85 8 ......Earl Kight (vs. Mount St. Mary’s) .............................4/30/86 8 ......Don Martin (vs. Dickinson) ...................................... 4/17/91

Season 67 ......Costa Alvanos ..................................................................1985 58 ......Ric Bremer .......................................................................2002 56 ......Brooke Farrell ..................................................................1999 54 ......Don Martin ..................................................................... 1991 50 ......Neill Mitchell ...................................................................1983 47 ...... Jamie Bateman.................................................................1998 47 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ...........................................................2002 46 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2000 46 ......Ric Bremer .......................................................................2000 45 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1994 45 ......Chase Stewart ..................................................................2004

Career 169 ......Costa Alvanos .............................................................1982-85 151 ......Ric Bremer ..............................................................1999-2002 147 ...... Jamie Bateman............................................................1996-99 146 ......Don Martin ................................................................1989-92 138 ...... Pete Milliman .........................................................1998-2002 128 ......Neill Mitchell ..............................................................1980-83 121 ......Tim DeMore ...............................................................1992-95 120 ......Keith Fleming ............................................................. 1987-90 116 ......Earl Kight ...................................................................1985-88 116 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ......................................................2001-04

Most Assists...

Game 8 ...... Jeff Barrette (vs. Franklin & Marshall) ..................... 4/27/91 8 ......Tim DeMore (vs. Hampden-Sydney) ...........................4/2/94 7 ...... Scott Martin (vs. Widener) ........................................4/21/79 7 ...... Jamey Conway (vs. Pfeiffer) .......................................3/27/84 7 ......Randy Perkins (vs. Lebanon Valley) .......................... 4/17/85 7 ......David Curry (vs. Franklin & Marshall) ....................4/30/94

Season 48 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1994 41 ...... Pete Milliman ..................................................................2002 38 ......Neill Mitchell ...................................................................1983 38 ...... Jeff Barrette ...................................................................... 1991 37 ......Chris Boehmcke ..............................................................1983 35 ......Keith Fleming ..................................................................1989 35 ...... Jeff Barrette ......................................................................1992 35 ......Tim DeMore ....................................................................1995

Career 128 ......Tim DeMore ...............................................................1992-95 114 ......Chris Boehmcke .........................................................1980-83 103 ...... Jake Van Nostrand ......................................................2001-04 94 ...... Pete Milliman .........................................................1998-2002 80 ......Keith Fleming ............................................................. 1987-90 80 ...... Jeff Barrette .................................................................1989-92 75 ......Mick Korba ................................................................. 1973-76 71 ......Orin Levine ................................................................1985-88 69 ......Neill Mitchell ..............................................................1980-83

Most Saves Made...

Game 33 ......Dave Severe (vs. Baltimore) .............................................1959 33 ......Gary Robinson (vs. Franklin & Marshall) ................4/24/82 32 ......Bob McKee (vs. Bucknell) ...........................................5/7/69 31 ......Gary Robinson (vs. Western Maryland) ...................4/12/80 30 ......Bob McKee (vs. Lebanon Valley) .................................4/9/69 30 ......Bob McKee (vs. Lafayette) .........................................5/16/70 29 ...... John Large (vs. Ohio Wesleyan) ................................3/24/84

Season 285 ......Gary Robinson ................................................................1980 239 ...... Pat Vaughan .....................................................................2004 231 ......Tim McGinnis .................................................................2002 216 ......Gary Robinson ................................................................1983 216 ......Tim McGinnis .................................................................2001 205 ......Brian Sullivan ..................................................................1988 200 ......Brian Sullivan ..................................................................1989 193 ...... Steve Koudelka ................................................................1992 192 ...... Pat Vaughan .....................................................................2005 191 ......Andrew Barter .................................................................1997

Career 806 ......Gary Robinson ...........................................................1980-83 724 ...... Pat Vaughan ................................................................2004-07 697 ......Brian Sullivan ............................................................. 1987-90 677 ......Doug Master ............................................................... 1972-75 640 ......Andrew Barter ............................................................ 1997-00 608 ......Tim McGinnis ............................................................2001-03 547 ......Bob Yokemick ............................................................. 1976-79 510 ...... Steve Koudelka ...........................................................1990-93 503 ...... Jake Kovalcik...............................................................1993-96

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FIRST TEAMYear ...................................................... Name1990..................................Braden Edwards 1994 ......................................... Brett Smith1995........................................David Curry1995....................................Brian McGurn 1999.......................................Brian Abbott1999.................................... Andrew Barter1999..................................... Lee Hemming2001......................................Pete Milliman2001.....................................Tommy Pearce2001....................................Mike Plantholt2002 ...................................Tim McGinnis2006-07 ..................................Pat Vaughan2007 ............................Andrew McGann

SECOND TEAMYear ...................................................... Name1989..................................Braden Edwards1991-92 ...............................Paul Schofield1991 ....................................... Bill Stedman1992-93 .............................. Steve Koudelka1994-95 ..................................Tim DeMore1996.....................................David Cornell1997 ........................................Joe Feldman1998.......................................Brian Abbott2000 ................................... Andrew Barter2000-02 ................................Pete Milliman2000 ........................................Mark Pollak2001.......................................Adam Santry2002 .........................................Rich Sharp2002 .............................Jake Van Nostrand2004 .......................................Kevin Smith2005 .................................... Chase Stewart2006 ..................................Jared Harriman2006 ............................Andrew McGann2007 ....................................John Fairhurst2007 .................................... Kevin Freehill

THIRD TEAMYear ...................................................... Name1979 ..................................... Scott Dillman1991 .......................................Erik Johnson1992........................................ Don Martin1994 ........................................David Curry1994 .................................. Chuck Wolfertz1995.....................................David Cornell1995...................................Andrew Nesbitt1996........................................Joe Feldman1996-97 ................................ James Gohng1997 .......................................... Brett Strait1998....................................... Scott Lowery1999..................................... Brooke Farrell2000 ....................................Tommy Pearce2000 ...................................Mike Plantholt 2002 ...................................Matt McMillen2004 .................................... Chase Stewart2005 .........................................Matt Smith2005 .......................................Pat Vaughan

2006 ........................................ Brian Pryor2006 ........................................Chris Renzi

HONORABLE MENTIONSeason .................................................. Name 1977 ........................................... Jay Howell1983................................. Chris Boehmcke1983......................................Neill Mitchell1985.....................................Costa Alvanos1987 ........................................ James Railey1989-90 ................................Brian Sullivan1990.....................................Paul Schofield1992.........................................Jeff Barrette1992...................................Brian McGlynn1993.........................................Steve Mayer1993......................................... Brett Smith1993.................................. Chuck Wolfertz1994-95 ......................................Todd Hyer1994 ....................................Brian McGurn1995..................................... Kevin Cordell1995......................................... Noah Davis1995-96 ..................................Jake Kovalcik1995.........................................Derek Risso1996.......................................... Doug Cote1997 ....................................... Scott Lowery1998.................................... Andrew Barter1998-99 ...............................Jamie Bateman1999..........................................Rob Crowe2001...................................... Wes Cadman2001-03 ...............................Tim McGinnis2002 .........................................Ric Bremer2002 .............................. John Czerapowicz2002 ....................................... Matt Rogers2003 ...................................Matt McMillen2004 .........................................Matt Smith2004-05 ..................................Matt Stanley2004 .............................Jake Van Nostrand2004 .......................................Pat Vaughan2005 ........................................ Brian Pryor2005 ........................................Chris Renzi2005 ..................................... Jon Sowanick2006 ....................................John Fairhurst2006 .................................... Chase Stewart2007 ....................................... Trip Dyer2007 ........................................ Steve Hurst2007 .......................................Ted Leonard2007 ..................................... Ben Sufrin

Gettysburg’s Four-TimeAll-Americans

Pat Vaughan ..................2004-05-06-07

Gettysburg’s Three-TimeAll-Americans

Andrew Barter .................1998-99-2000Tim McGinnis .....................2001-02-03Pete Milliman ......................2000-01-02Paul Schofield ...................... 1990-91-92Chase Stewart ......................2004-05-06Pat Vaughan ..................2004-05-06-07

Goalie Pat Vaughan (above) was named to the United States Inter-collegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) All-America First Team in 2007, becoming the fi rst-ever four-time all-American in school history. Defenseman Andrew McGann (left) was also a First Team All-American in 2007 after earning second-team honors in 2006.

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