Team Media Guide

THE UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
Mackal Field House
Ryan Center
The URI Campus. URI is located in the historic village of Kingston, close to the ocean and major beaches. The
1,200-acre rural campus is a handsome mix of ivy-covered buildings and contemporary architecture. Just 30 minutes
south of Providence, URI is within easy reach of Newport, Boston and New York City by car or public transportation.
The Students. Our 11,277 undergraduates and 2,921 graduate students come from all over the country and world.
45% of students come from Rhode Island, 34% from either New York, New Jersey, or Massachusetts, and 10% from
Connecticut. The gender make-up at URI is 56% female, 44% male.
The Faculty. The University's 716 faculty members are drawn from across the country and throughout the world.
With a student-to-faculty ratio of 17.5-1, URI offers you personal attention, as well as the resources of a large research
university.
Centennial Scholarships. Incoming freshman with exceptional grades and supporting standardized test scores are
eligible for consideration for academic scholarships with values up to full tuition if their applications are completed by
the early action deadline of December 15th.
ECHA
Established in 1991, the Eastern Collegiate Hockey Association (ECHA) is enjoying its eleventh
successful year of collegiate ice hockey competition and has grown from five to ten teams. The
ECHA is comprised of teams from:
Drexel University
University of Rhode Island
Duquesne University
University of Scranton
Lehigh University
Towson University
United States Naval Academy Villanova University
Rutgers University
West Chester University
During its ten year tenure, the league has consistently had member teams ranked in the top ten
ACHA National rankings. This past year, the ECHA sent Towson and Drexel to the national
tournament
For further information about the ECHA, contact Paul Gentile at the address below:
Paul Gentile, ECHA Commissioner
16409 Bond Mill Road
Laurel, MD 20707
e-mail: Pgentile@mhcc.state.md.us
PRODUCTION CREDITS: KATIE DONOVAN, RON MARCOTTE, CHRISTIAN RIGAMONTI

THE BOSS ARENA
Boss Ice Arena
Directions
All URI Home games are played at the Bradford R. Boss Ice Arena on the Kingston Campus of the University
of Rhode Island. For more information on the facility please call (401) 874-
From the South: Take I-95 N to exit 3A (Route 138E) towards Kingston/Newport. Follow for 8 miles and turn
left into the Keaney Gymnasium parking lot. The arena will be on the left hand side next to the tennis courts.
From the North: Take I-95 S to ext #9 (Route 4S). Follow Rte. 4S to exit 5B (Route 102N). At the first intersection
take a left onto Route 2. Follow Rte. 2 for approx. six miles to the intersection of Route 138. Take a left
onto Rte. 138E. Go straight through two sets of lights. Turn left into the Keaney Gymnasium parking lot. The
arena will be on the left hand side next to the tennis courts.
Ticket Prices (at the door):
$5.00 Adult
$2.00 URI Students w/ ID
$2.00 Children Under 12
www.ticketmaster.com
(401) 331-2211
The New $12 Million Boss Arena officially opened September 15, 2002. It is the first indoor ice facility in Southern Rhode
Island. The arena, one of only two year round operational ice rinks in the state of Rhode Island, opens its doors 7 days a
week, 50 weeks out of the year, for over 15 hours a day.
The Boss Arena Locker Rooms are state-of-art and
are modeled after several NHL locker rooms.
The Plaque dedicating the building to Bradford R. Boss, a founding
member of the URI Hockey Club Program and a graduate from the Class
of '55. The former chairman of A.T. Cross, he donated significant funds
for the building.

2003-2004 ROSTER
No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last Team
2 Scott Cubeta D Jr. 5-9 165 Hopewell Jct, NY/John Jay
3 Luke Vogel D So. 6-2 220 New Milford, CT/Conn Wolves Jr. B
4 Matt Ranger D Jr. 6-2 180 Montreal, QC/Conn Wolves Jr. B
5 Graham Johnson D Fr. 6-1 220 North Kingstown, RI/Mt. St. Charles
6 Steve Currier D Jr. 6-5 220 Essex Jct, VT/Essex
7 Jeff Grace D So. 5-9 180 Waterbury, VT/Proctor Academy
8 Brendan Farrell F So. 5-11 180 Nashua, NH/Nashua
9 Mike Gill F Fr. 5-11 175 Stoughton, MA/BayState Breakers Jr. B
10 Matt Loftus F Fr. 6-0 175 Philadelphia, PA/LaSalle
11 Brandon Kape F So. 5-10 185 Westfield, NJ/New Jersey Titans Jr. B
12 Chris Lynn F Fr. 6-1 185 New Canaan, CT/New Canaan
14 Bill McKiernan F Fr. 6-2 195 East Providence, RI/Bishop Hendricken
15 Mike Haggerty F Fr. 6-1 210 Danbury, CT/Sea Coast Kings Jr. B
16 Eric Hogberg F Fr. 5-8 195 Cumberland, RI/LaSalle
17 Ryan Windish D So. 6-2 200 Hatboro, PA/Hatboro
18 John Brennan F So. 6-0 200 Bryn Mawr, PA/Radnor
19 Mark Latter D Fr. 5-9 180 Westwood, MA/The Pomfret School
20 Tyler Reinhardt F Fr. 5-10 185 Livingston, NJ/Canterbury
21 Brian Horwitz F Fr. 5-10 185 El Segundo, CA/BayState Breakers Jr. B
22 Derrek Douglas D Fr. 5-11 190 Battle Creek, MI/Junior Avalanche Jr. B
23 Mike Weber F So. 6-1 190 Binghamton, NY/Vestal
24 Mark Soltys F Jr. 6-0 195 Cranston, RI/Bishop Hendricken
25 Nick DiSantis D Jr. 6-0 185 Hinsdale, MA/Wahconah Regional
26 Tom Ferrick F Fr. 5-8 145 Glenside, PA/LaSalle
27 Phil Cocozzo F Fr. 5-10 160 River Edge, NJ/Conn Clippers Jr. B
28 Michael Curran F Fr. 5-10 165 Devon, PA/Malvern Prep
29 Anthony Feyock G Fr. 6-2 170 Johnstown, PA/Bishop McCort
30 Kevin Stockslager G Fr. 6-0 160 Wappingers Falls, NY/Roy Ketcham
31 Dennis Locantore G Fr. 6-0 160 Gibbstown, NJ/Junior Flyers Midget AAA
32 Ross Bennett-Bonn F Fr. 5-11 195 Warwick, RI/Pilgrim
35 Steve Baker G Jr. 6-2 185 Cohasset, MA/Bridgewater Bandits Jr. B
Head Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Assistant Coach:
Goalie Coach:
Team Technician:
Team Physicians:
Managers:
Joe Augustine, 15th Season
Christian Rigamonti, 6th Season
Jon Fahey, 5th Season
Howie Rosenblatt, 1st Season
Dave Reece, 1st Season
Don Pagliarini, 5th Season
Rahzib Khaund
Robert Shalvoy
Katie Donovan, Kim Gaudette

COACHES
HEAD COACH JOE AUGUSTINE
15th Season
228-137-26 (.568)
Joe Augustine begins his 15th season as head coach of the Rams. He brings more than 25 years of
experience to the Rhode Island Hockey program both as a player and a coach. Under Augustine,
Rhode Island has enjoyed 14-consecutive winning seasons and has established itself nationally as a
solid, well-respected hockey program.
Augustine began his coaching career in 1983 as an assistant at Tolman High School in Pawtucket, RI.
After two seasons, he became the head coach at Shea High School also located in Pawtucket, RI.
Under his tutelage, the Shea High School Raiders skated to an impressive 19-1 record, winning both
division and state titles. Augustine went on to spend two seasons as an assistant coach at Brown
University and then one year as the head coach for the Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI).
Augustine joined the URI Rams in 1989.
While working as a pro advanced scout for the 95-96 Cornwall Ace's (AHL), the top farm club for the
Quebec Nordiques (NHL), Augustine was a member of the NCAA Organizational Committee for the
1995 NCAA Ice Hockey Tournament in Providence, RI.
Born and raised in Chicago, IL, Augustine attended and played hockey at Saint Rita High School. He
went on to play Jr.-A for Austin, MN in the United States Hockey League. In 59 games, Augustine
tallied 10 goals, 43 assists, and 189 penalty minutes. Those stats earned him a spot on the United
States Jr. All-American Team selected by the NHL. He was also a member of the US Jr. National Team
that participated in the World Jr. Tournament held in Winnipeg, Canada.
In 1976, Augustine was selected by the Atlanta Flames (now Calgary) in the seventh round and by the
Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Association in the fifth round. He opted for Boston College
helping the Eagles to a Beanpot Championship in 1976, an ECAC Championship and a second place
finish in the 1978 NCAA Tournament held in Providence, RI.

COACHES
In his three seasons with the Eagles, Augustine scored 27 goals and 77 assists for 104 points. He
became one of only six defensemen in BC history to join the 100-point club, and amassed 196 penalty
minutes.
Augustine turned pro after his junior year and played six seasons with the Calgary Flames, New York
Rangers and the New Jersey Devil organizations. Augustine earned a B.S. in public administration
during the off season. Augustine resides in North Scituate, RI with his wife Jewell (a former Ice
Capades skater), his 15 year-old daughther Jaclyn, and 10 year-old son Jon.
Augustine Year-By-Year Record
Year Wins Losses Ties
1989-1990 13 6 0
1990-1991 17 6 0
1991-1992 11 9 2
1992-1993 15 7 2
1993-1994 15 8 3
1994-1995 12 11 4
1995-1996 17 11 2
1996-1997 15 13 1
1997-1998 18 12 1
1998-1999 16 10 3
1999-2000 20 8 2
2000-2001 18 12 1
2001-2002 23 11 2
2002-2003 18 13 3
Totals 228 137 26

COACHES
ASSISTANT COACH CHRISTIAN RIGAMONTI
6th Season
Coach Rigamonti enters his sixth year as assistant coach for the Rams. His responsibilities as a
coach include working with the defense, serving as an academic advisor to the students and compiling
team statistics. Rigamonti also organizes recruitment of new players and acts as media coordinator.
He serves as the teams' representative to the ECHA.
A four-year starter for Rhode Island from 1990-1994, Rigamonti finished his college career as the fifth
all-time leading scorer with 58 goals, 78 assists, and 136 points. The Philadelphia native was cocaptain
his senior year and played briefly for the Milan Devils in the Italian League.
Coach Rigamonti currently resides in Providence, RI.
ASSISTANT COACH HOWIE ROSENBLATT
1st Season
In his first year as an assistant coach, Howie has been reunited with Head Coach Joe Augustine.
Howie skated for Joe at Shea High School during the 1980's and went on to play for four years at
Merrimack College.
The Boston Bruins drafted Howie in 1990. He enjoyed a 10-year professional hockey career in the
minor leagues. During this time he played for the Providence Bruins.
Howie currently lives in Rhode Island and is a mortgage broker.

COACHES
ASSISTANT COACH JOHNATHAN FAHEY
Coach Fahey begins his fifth season with the Rams as assistant coach. He played as a goalie for
Rhode Island from 1992-1994, after transferring from Pottsdam State following his sophomore year.
Fahey received his B.S. in Turf Management from the University of Rhode Island in 1994.
A native of Lincoln, Rhode Island, Fahey earned all-state honors for the nation's most dominant
high school hockey program-Mt. Saint Charles Academy.
Coach Fahey and his wife, Roberta, reside in Putnam, CT.
GOALIE COACH DAVE REECE
Dave Reece begins his first season at Rhode Island as the goalie coach. He brings 25 years of
experience to the Rhode Island program.
Born in Troy, NY, Reece played four years at the University of Vermont. Dave finished his career
with a 3.01 GAA and a 90% save percentage in 77 games. These accomplishments rank him 4th
all time in UVM history. The UVM goaltender still holds school records which include having the
most consecutive minutes played without being scored upon at 152.33 minutes, as well as
recording the most saves in one game, 52, against New Hampshire. Dave continued his career
playing on the U.S. Olympic Team, in the AHL and with the Boston Bruins during the 1975-1976
season.
Dave currently resides in South Kingstown, RI. His knowledge and expertise will be a valuable
benefit to the University of Rhode Island hockey program.

MEET THE TEAM
2003-2004
University of Rhode Island
Men's Ice Hockey
Back Row: (L-R) Mark Latter, Phil Cocozzo, Mike Gill, Tyler Reinhardt, Chris Lynn, Brian
Horwitz, Tom Ferrick, Mike Curran, Matt Loftus, Eric Hogberg
Middle Row: (L-R) Don Pagliarini, Katie Donovan, Kim Gaudette, Mike Weber, Derrek
Douglas, Mike Haggerty, Ryan Windish, Nick DiSantis, John Brennan,Bill McKiernan,
Graham Johnson, Ross Bennett-Bonn, Brandon Kape, Joe Augustine, Christian Rigamonti
Front Row: (L-R) Steve Baker, Anthony Feyock, Matt Ranger, Mark Soltys, Steve Currier,
Chris Schod, Luke Vogel, Scott Cubeta, Kevin Stocklager, Dennis Locantore, Jon Augustine
Not Pictured: Jeff Grace, Brendan Farrell

RETURNING PLAYER PROFILES
#2 Scott Cubeta
Jr/Defense
Hopewell Jct., NY
Year GP G A Pts PIM
01-02 36 0 10 10 14
02-03 25 0 7 7 6
Totals 61 0 17 17 20
#3 Luke Vogel
So./Defense
New Milford, CT
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 34 0 9 9 42
Totals 34 0 9 9 42
#4 Matt Ranger
Jr/Defense
Montreal, QC
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 33 10 17 27 38
Totals 33 10 17 27 38

RETURNING PLAYER PROFILES
#6 Steve Currier
Jr/Defense
Essex Jct, VT
Year GP G A Pts PIM
01-02 36 3 12 15 72
02-03 33 2 5 7 28
Totals 69 5 17 22 100
#7 Jeff Grace
So/Forward
Waterbury, VT
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 26 3 3 6 17
Totals 26 3 3 6 17
#8 Brendan Farrell
So./Forward
Nashua, NH
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 6 2 0 2 4
Totals 6 2 0 2 4
#11 Brandon Kape
So/Forward
Westfield, NJ
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 34 10 7 17 12
Totals 34 10 7 17 12

RETURNING PLAYER PROFILES
#17 Ryan Windish
So/Defense
Hatboro, PA
Year GP G A Pts PIM
02-03 19 2 8 10 14
Totals 19 2 8 10 14
#24 Mark Soltys
Jr/Forward
Cranston, RI
Year GP G A Pts PIM
01-02 33 10 8 18 44
02-03 34 12 12 24 10
Totals 67 22 20 42 54
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND HOCKEY CAMP
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
After more than a decade of sold-out residential hockey camps in the Midwest, TAC teams up with URI
Head Hockey Coach Joe Augustine to bring its quality programs to the great state of Rhode Island. URI's
beautiful campus and outstanding facilities offer the best possible location for the best possible residential
camp experience available. Campers will receive an intensive week of hockey-specific training, guaranteed
to maximize the development not only of their foundational physical skills, but also of their conceptual
understanding of the game.
For more details visit WWW.TACHOCKEY.COM

NEWCOMER PLAYER PROFILES
#5 Graham Johnson
Fr/Defense
North Kingstown, RI
#9 Mike Gill
Fr/Forward
Stoughton, MA
#10 Matt Loftus
Fr/Forward
Philadelphia, PA
#12 Chris Lynn
Fr/Forward
New Canaan, CT
#14 Bill McKiernan
Fr/Forward
East Providence, RI
#15 Mike Haggerty
Fr/Forward
Danbury, CT

NEWCOMER PLAYER PROFILES
#16 Eric Hogberg
Fr/Forward
Cumberland, RI
#18 John Brennan
So/Forward
Bryn Mawr, PA
#19 Mark Latter
Fr/Defense
Westwood, MA
#20 Tyler Reinhardt
Fr/Forward
Livingston, NJ
#21 Brian Horwitz
Fr/Forward
El Segundo, CA
#22 Derrek Douglas
Fr/Defense
Battle Creek, MI

NEWCOMER PLAYER PROFILES
#23 Mike Weber
So/Forward
Binghamton, NY
#25 Nick DiSantis
Jr/Defense
Hinsdale, MA
#26 Tom Ferrick
Fr/Forward
Glenside, PA
#27 Phil Cocozzo
Fr/Forward
River Edge, NJ
#28 Michael Curran
Fr/Forward
Devon, PA
#29 Anthony Feyock
Fr/Goalie
Johnstown, PA

NEWCOMER PLAYER PROFILES
#30 Kevin Stockslager
Fr/Goalie
Wappingers Falls, NY
#31 Dennis Locantore
Fr/Goalie
Gibbstown, NJ
#32 Ross Bennett-Bonn
Fr/Forward
Warwick, RI
#35 Steve Baker
Jr/Goalie
Cohasset, MA

YEAR IN REVIEW
2002-2003
Day Date Opponent Time/Result
Fri. Oct. 4 VILLANOVA ^ W, 9-1
Sat. Oct. 5 VILLANOVA ^ W, 8-4
Sat. Oct. 12 PENN STATE L, 3-9
Sun. Oct. 13 PENN STATE L, 3-7
Fri. Oct. 18 at Delaware L, 3-10
Sat. Oct. 19 at Towson^ T, 3-3 (OT)
Sun. Oct. 20 at Stonybrook L, 1-5
Fri. Oct. 25 RUTGERS ^ W, 7-0
Sat. Oct. 26 RUTGERS ^ W, 11-0
Fri. Nov. 1 at Lehigh^ L, 1-4
Sat. Nov. 2 at Lehigh^ W, 4-0
Sun. Nov. 3 at Scranton^ W, 12-3
Fri. Nov. 8 SYRACUSE W, 5-1
Sat. Nov. 9 SYRACUSE W, 5-2
Sun. Nov. 10 SCRANTON ^ L, 4-5
Fri. Nov. 15 at West Chester^ L, 4-5 (OT)
Sat. Nov. 16 at West Chester ^ T, 4-4 (OT)
Sat. Nov. 23 DREXEL ^ W, 2-1
Sun. Nov. 24 DREXEL ^ W, 6-2
Fri. Nov. 29 at Robert Morris W, 5-4
Sat. Nov. 30 vs. Minot State at Robert Morris L, 1-5
Sun. Dec. 1 vs. Iowa State at Robert Morris L, 2-6
Fri. Dec. 6 BUFFALO W, 4-1
Sat. Dec. 7 BUFFALO T, 1-1 (OT)
Fri. Jan. 10 ARIZONA STATE L, 2-5
Sat. Jan. 11 ARIZONA STATE W, 5-4
Sat. Jan. 18 NAVY ^ L, 4-5
Sun. Jan. 19 NAVY ^ W, 7-2
Fri. Jan. 24 at Duquesne^ W, 4-1
Sat. Jan. 25 at Duquesne^ W, 4-0
Fri. Jan. 31 ST. LOUIS W, 3-2
Sat. Feb. 1 TOWSON ^ W, 4-2
Sun. Feb. 2 ST. LOUIS L, 4-7
Fri. Feb. 14 ECHA Championship Playoffs L, 3-4
#3 URI vs. #6 Scranton
Overall: 18-13-3 (.574)
ECHA: 12-4-2-1 (.684)
^ = Denotes ECHA League Game
HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

RHODY HOCKEY HISTORY
1955 URI Men's Ice Hockey club founded.
1975 Men's hockey club is born again under Prof. Connie Hill. Rams finish 9-4-1.
1976 Team ties Rhode Island Junior College in first collegiate game played at
Providence Civic Center.
1988 Team wins its third straight league title. Ranked fifth, they are invited to their first
National Collegiate Club Tournament.
1989 Joe Augustine becomes coach and team cracks the top 10 nationally. Rams
have posted a winning record ever since.
1999 Team posts the most wins ever in a season (20-8-2), ranks 13th nationally and
captures the ECHA Northern Division Championship
2002 Team finishes with record 23 wins; captures first-ever ECHA Championship
Title.
Year Wins Losses Ties
1982-1983 16 5 0
1983-1984 14 5 2
1984-1985 12 5 2
1985-1986 13 4 2
1986-1987 7 12 0
1987-1988 10 7 1
1988-1989 17 4 3
1989-1990 13 6 0
1990-1991 17 6 0
1991-1992 11 9 2
1992-1993 15 7 2
1993-1994 15 8 3
1994-1995 12 11 4
1995-1996 17 11 2
1996-1997 15 13 1
1997-1998 18 12 1
1998-1999 16 10 3
1999-2000 20 8 2
2000-2001 18 12 1
2001-2002 23 11 2
2002-2003 18 13 3
TOTAL 317 179 36 (.633)

RHODY HOCKEY HISTORY
URI T
URI TOP
SCORERS
OF ALL
TIME
Place Name Yrs. GP G A Pts
1 Steve LaFazia 99-03 126 111 103 214
2 Rob Mencunas 91-95 94 120 93 213
3 Craig Soltys 99-03 129 71 126 197
4 Dave Cloxton 82-86 80 60 122 182
5 Pat Croft 99-03 95 94 78 172
6 Brenden O'Neill 94-97 115 88 71 159
7 Adam Gilbert 94-99 104 75 66 141
8 Christian Rigamonti 90-94 89 58 78 136
9 Steve Rapoza 89-93 84 64 58 122
10 Jim Allenson 82-86 80 54 59 113
11 Scott Richard 97-01 111 59 53 112
12 Jason Leck 95-99 109 42 63 105
13 Tony Perna 83-85 40 52 48 100
14 Chris Daigneault 90-93 66 48 48 96
15 Jim Argenti 93-97 108 16 76 92
16 Tom DiBiase 94-97 111 34 58 92
17 Tad Granai 95-99 117 16 75 91
18 Brian Goffe 99-03 130 45 46 91
19 Nick Venturino 98-02 123 36 54 90
20 Mike Endes 95-99 116 34 43 77
21 Adam Zipper 94-99 94 39 37 76
22 Chuck Miga 82-85 61 34 38 72
23 Dave Ricci 00-03 100 29 42 71
24 Tim Deroy 96-99 83 25 41 66
25 Jesse Baker 93-96 75 27 36 63
26 Chris Lemay 86-91 66 29 34 63
27 Todd Sirmalis 84-87 57 32 25 57
28 Matt Josephson 86-89 43 27 28 55
29 Nick Kirby 90-93 46 22 32 54
30 Mark Doherty 88-91 46 25 28 53
31 Dennis Courtemanche 95-99 112 8 44 52
32 Mike Navioan 90-94 78 9 42 51
33 John Howard 82-86 80 16 35 51
34 Rich Bacon 84-87 57 22 29 51
35 Mike Cordeiro 86-89 43 25 23 48
36 Matt Bishop 99-03 114 21 26 47
37 Frank Tillinghast 93-95 48 16 30 46
38 Mark Haigh 91-95 82 24 21 45
39 Chris Piti 91-95 95 10 34 44
40 Norm LaFleur 83-86 59 19 25 44

RHODY HOCKEY HISTORY
URI T
20 G
URI TOP
20 GAMES
PLAYED
ALL
LL TIME
Place Name Yrs. GP G A Pts
1 Brian Goffe 99-03 130 45 46 91
2 Craig Soltys 99-03 129 71 126 197
3 Steve LaFazia 99-03 126 111 103 214
4 Nick Venturino 98-02 123 36 54 90
5 Mike Crawford 99-03 121 10 29 39
6 Tad Granai 95-99 117 16 75 91
7 Mike Endes 95-99 116 34 43 77
8 Brenden O'Neill 94-97 115 88 71 159
9 Del Hood 96-00 115 3 26 29
10 Matt Bishop 99-03 114 21 26 47
11 Dennis Courtemanche 95-99 112 8 44 52
12 Tom DiBiase 94-97 111 34 58 92
13 Scott Richard 97-01 111 59 53 112
14 Jason Leck 95-99 109 42 63 105
15 Ben Brzek 95-99 109 3 21 24
16 Jim Argenti 93-97 108 16 76 92
17 Adam Gilbert 94-99 104 75 66 141
18 Dave Ricci 00-03 100 29 42 71
19 Pat Croft 99-03 95 94 78 172
20 Chris Piti 91-95 95 10 34 44
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URI TOP
20 PENALTY
MINUTES
ALL
TIME
Place Name Yrs. GP G A Pts PIM
1 James Phillips 98-01 83 2 32 34 296
2 Steve LaFazia 99-03 126 111 103 214 273
3 Adam Zipper 94-99 94 39 37 76 269
4 Josh Izzi 99-02 75 7 31 38 226
5 Jim Argenti 93-97 108 16 76 92 219
6 Tom McCormick 00-03 93 2 37 39 216
7 Bill Gillen 93-96 65 14 19 33 166
8 Frank Tillinghast 93-95 48 16 30 46 162
9 Chris Piti 91-95 95 10 34 44 159
10 Brian Goffe 99-03 130 45 46 91 154
11 Tim Deroy 96-99 83 25 41 66 146
12 Matt Bishop 99-03 114 21 26 47 140
13 Del Hood 96-00 115 3 26 29 136
14 Jeff D'Arcy 96-98 53 7 8 15 134
15 Nick Venturino 98-02 123 36 54 90 123
16 Rob Mencunas 91-95 94 120 93 213 115
17 Adam Gilbert 94-99 104 75 66 141 113
18 Matt Bradshaw 97-01 86 5 20 25 111
19 Ben Brzek 95-99 109 3 21 24 109
20 Brenden O'Neill 94-97 115 88 71 159 108

RHODY HOCKEY HISTORY
URI TOP
20 M
20 MOST
POINTS
IN ONE
NE SEASON
Place Name Yr. GP G A Pts
1 Tony Perna 84-85 19 38 35 73
2 Dave Cloxton 84-85 19 17 54 71
3 Rob Mencunas 94-95 27 44 21 65
4 Steve LaFazia 00-01 31 32 31 63
5 Rob Mencunas 93-94 24 32 27 59
6 Pat Croft 01-02 31 35 21 56
7 Steve LaFazia 99-00 29 27 27 54
8 Steve LaFazia 01-02 33 28 26 54
9 Pat Croft 99-00 29 29 25 54
10 Craig Soltys 02-03 34 20 33 53
11 Pat Croft 00-01 31 27 26 53
12 Craig Soltys 99-00 29 20 32 52
13 Craig Soltys 01-02 36 17 34 51
14 Dave Cloxton 83-84 21 18 31 49
15 Brendan O'Neill 95-96 30 26 23 49
16 Adam Gilbert 96-97 27 32 16 48
17 Rob Mencunas 92-93 24 27 19 46
18 Rob Mencunas 91-92 19 17 26 43
19 Brendan O'Neill 96-97 27 21 22 43
20 Steve LaFazia 02-03 33 24 19 43
URI TOP
20 M
20 MOST
GOALS
IN ONE
NE SEASON
Place Name Yr. GP G A Pts
1 Rob Mencunas 94-95 27 44 21 65
2 Tony Perna 84-85 19 38 35 73
3 Pat Croft 01-02 31 35 21 56
4 Steve LaFazia 00-01 31 32 31 63
5 Rob Mencunas 93-94 24 32 27 59
6 Adam Gilbert 96-97 27 32 16 48
7 Pat Croft 99-00 29 29 25 54
8 Steve LaFazia 01-02 33 28 26 54
9 Steve LaFazia 99-00 29 27 27 54
10 Pat Croft 00-01 31 27 26 53
11 Rob Mencunas 92-63 24 27 19 46
12 Brendan o'Neill 95-96 30 26 23 49
13 Steve LaFazia 02-03 33 24 19 43
14 Steve Rapoza 90-91 23 22 19 41
15 Brenden O'Neill 97-98 30 22 14 36
16 Brendan O'Neill 96-97 27 21 22 43
17 Craig Soltys 02-03 34 20 33 53
18 Craig Soltys 99-00 29 20 32 52
19 Steve Rapoza 92-93 24 20 17 37
20 Chris Daigneault 90-91 23 20 17 37
URI TOP
20 M
20 MOST
OSTASSISTS
SSISTS IN ONE
SEASON
Place Name Yr. GP G A Pts
1 Dave Cloxton 84-85 19 17 54 71
2 Tony Perna 84-85 19 38 35 73
3 Craig Soltys 01-02 36 17 34 51
4 Craig Soltys 02-03 34 20 33 53
5 Craig Soltys 99-00 29 20 32 52
6 Steve LaFazia 00-01 31 32 31 63
7 Dave Cloxton 83-84 21 18 31 49
8 Rob Mencunas 93-94 24 32 27 59
9 Steve LaFazia 99-00 29 27 27 54
10 Criag Soltys 00-01 30 14 27 41
11 Steve LaFazia 01-02 33 28 26 54
12 Pat Croft 00-01 31 27 26 53
13 Rob Mencunas 91-92 19 17 26 43
14 Tad Granai 95-96 30 6 26 32
15 Pat Croft 99-00 29 29 25 54
16 Jason Leck 96-97 26 3 24 27
17 Brendan O'Neill 95-96 30 26 23 49
18 Christian Rigamonti 92-93 24 18 23 41
19 Dave Cloxton 85-86 19 13 23 36
20 Brendan O'Neil 96-97 27 21 22 43

FRIENDS OF RAMS HOCKEY
FRIENDS of RAMS HOCKEY
As we take this opportunity to introduce ourselves, we welcome parents and friends of the University of
Rhode Island’s Men’s Hockey Club along with alumni and current URI students in support of the Men’s Ice
Hockey Program.
The money raised helps support the URI hockey program in various and very important ways. They include:
equipment for the team, general operating expenses for the program and overall improvements to insure a
successful season.
You may join the Friends of Ram Hockey by sending your tax-deductible donation to the FRIENDS OF
RAMS HOCKEY, c/o Art Tuveson, Assistant Director of Athletics, 3 Keaney Rd. Suite 1, University of Rhode
Island, Kingston, RI 02881. For further information on the URI Men’s Ice Hockey program, please contact a
member of the coaching staff at urihockey@hotmail.com, or by calling the Brad Boss Ice Arena Men’s
Hockey office at 401-874-9216.
The 2003-2004 Board of Directors:
President: Mark Andreozzi (’95)
Vice President: Adam Gilbert (’99)
Secretary: Jim Argenti (’97)
Treasurer: Christian Rigamonti (’94)

2003-2004 SCHEDULE
Day Date Opponent Time/Result
Friday Oct. 3 LEHIGH^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 4 LEHIGH^ 7:30 p.m.
Friday-Sunday Oct. 10-12 ACHA Division 1 Showcase
Friday Oct. 10 vs. Ithaca 11:30 a.m.
Saturday Oct. 11 vs. Washington & Jefferson 2:30 p.m.
Sunday Oct. 12 vs. Niagra 12:30 p.m.
Friday Oct. 17 WESTFIELD STATE 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 18 SCRANTON^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 25 STONEHILL 7:30 p.m.
Sunday Oct. 26 WORCESTER STATE 3:30 p.m.
Friday Oct. 31 at Navy^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 1 at Navy^ 7:30 p.m.
Friday Nov. 7 DELAWARE 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 8 DELAWARE 7:30 p.m.
Friday Nov. 14 WEST CHESTER^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 15 WEST CHESTER^ 7:30 p.m.
Friday Nov. 21 at Rutgers^ 9:00 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 22 at Rutgers^ 3:00 p.m.
Friday-Sunday Nov. 28-30 at ACHA East-West Classic, Dearborn, MI
Friday Nov. 28 vs. Eastern Michigan 1:00 p.m.
Saturday Nov. 29 vs. Michigan-Dearborn 7:00 p.m.
Sunday Nov. 30 vs. Western Michigan 1:00 p.m.
Friday Dec. 6 BUFFALO 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Dec. 7 BUFFALO 7:30 p.m
Friday Jan. 9 at Villanova^ 9:00 p.m.
Saturday Jan. 10 at Villanova^ 7:00 p.m.
Friday Jan. 16 at Penn State 9:00 p.m.
Saturday Jan. 17 at Scranton 5:00 p.m.
Friday Jan. 23 DUQUESNE^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Jan. 24 DUQUESNE^ 7:30 p.m.
Friday Jan. 30 TORONTO-SCARBOROUGH 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Jan. 31 TORONTO-SCARBOROUGH 7:30 p.m.
Friday Feb. 6 at Drexel^ 9:15 p.m.
Saturday Feb. 7 at Drexel^ 4:45 p.m.
Friday Feb. 13 TOWSON^ 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Feb. 14 TOWSON^ 7:30 p.m.
Friday-Sunday Feb. 20-22 ECHA Championship Playoffs TBA
at West Chester, PA
Wednesday-Sunday March 3-7 ACHA National Championships TBA
at Ames, IA
^ = Denotes ECHA Leauge Game
ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS