2006-07 Annual Report - Lehigh University Athletics
2006-07 Annual Report - Lehigh University Athletics
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ATHLETICSAcademic Achievements“The concept of the two-sport athlete is a dinosaur,”explains Ota. “What helps Christy is that she has two headcoaches that relate to her exceptionally well. I don’t think Julieor I resent the fact that we don’t have her for half the year,because we know she’s gaining competitive experience in theoff season.”“Christy is very talented, she has all the natural gifts,” addsMazer. “She also has a very strong work ethic. Most athleteshave either the natural talent or the work ethic, but she hasboth, and that’s why she can excel.”The numbers speak for themselves: a team-best eight goalslast field hockey season, followed by 22 goals on the lacrossefield in the spring. But equally important for Christy is whatshe’s accomplished off the field.When she’s not burning opposing players with her speed,Smith has been burning pizza sauce in a lab setting, as partof her Integrated Business and Engineering (IBE) capstonecourse. As part of this six-credit, year-long course, Smith anda team of students have been working with start-up entrepreneursto develop and commercialize a new product thatwill prevent pizza sauce from burning when left cooking on astove top.The team has presented the idea of using magnetic stirrers,most commonly used in chemistry labs.“Christy and the team’s first job was to investigate thetechnology to determine if it indeed could be manufactured tomeet pre-established technical specs and then to explore themarketplace to identify potential market applications,” saysPat Costa, Christy’s professor in this IBE capstone course.The team will formally present its findings to the Ben FranklinTechnology Partners on the Goodman Campus in December.“Christy has demonstrated strong leadership skills,” notesCosta. “She was instrumental in leading the initiative to developan independent testing protocol. She burnt lots of saucelast semester in the lab, and analyzed the data for its meaningfulnessto the project. She has exhibited all the analytical skillsthat would help her become a successful engineer as well as avisionary business leader.“Costa concludes, “Christy has the kind of work ethic andpersonal integrity that has made everyone associated with herin the IBE Program a better student and better teacher becauseshe is part of our community.”In addition, Smith has spent the last two summers gainingvaluable experience interning at Synthes, a medical devicecompany out of West Chester.“I was able to get the internship through alumni contacts,”says Smith. “I’ve been there the last two summers; the firstyear I worked on the manufacturing side and this past year Iworked in product development.”In her first year, Smith worked predominantly on time studiesand the plant layout, but in product development she spenttime in cadaver labs. Among the medical devices that Synthesspecializes in are plates and screws for broken bones.With her senior year underway, Christy is keeping her postgraduation options open. As the field hockey season continues,Christy is enjoying the opportunity to play in the same midfieldline as her sister Lindsey, a sophomore, who like Christyplays both field hockey and lacrosse for <strong>Lehigh</strong> and majors inindustrial engineering.“Because of the positive experiences I had early on, I certainlyencouraged Lindsey to come to <strong>Lehigh</strong> too,” says Christy.“It’s just an added bonus to get to play along side her.”And an added bonus for<strong>Lehigh</strong> to have a well-roundedstudent-athlete like ChristySmith on its playing fields andin its classrooms.Tom Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong> was namedthe 20<strong>07</strong> Patriot Leaguemen’s swimming and divingScholar-Athlete of the Year,as voted on by the league’ssports information directors.Gilbert is a four-time All-Patriot League selection in thepool for the Mountain Hawks,and also carries a 3.47 cumulativegrade point average as anaccounting major.“I am very humbled to winthis award,” said Gilbert. “Ifeel our league continues toget faster and faster in the Division I realm of our sport, yet wecontinue to be tops in the classroom, and to represent that is agreat feeling.”Gilbert earned first team all-league honors after postinga pair of second place finishes at February’s Patriot LeagueChampionships. The Robesonia, Pennsylvania native broke hisown school records in both the 100 and 200 yard backstrokeevents, and added a fourth place finish in the 400 yard individualmedley. A team captain, Gilbert also was a member offour top-four finishing relay teams at the championships, andhelped lead the <strong>Lehigh</strong> men to a fourth place finish overall.In the classroom, Gilbert was twice named to the PatriotLeague’s Academic Honor Roll. As a student, Gilbert successfullymet the challenges of being an accounting major,particularly in his junior year and was unhindered in hispursuit of athletic success. Gilbert earned an internship withPricewaterhouseCoopers in the summer of <strong>2006</strong>, and parlayedthat experience into a job which he accepted early in theacademic year.“Winning this award means a lot to me because four yearsago <strong>Lehigh</strong> gave me an opportunity and an environment tosucceed,” said Gilbert “I feel this award signifies the hard workand the challenges it took along the way. To see the work finallypay off is a great way to end my senior year.”Gilbert becomes the third <strong>Lehigh</strong> men’s swimmer to benamed Scholar-Athlete of the Year, joining Jeff Cline (1996)and Jason Boire (2000).
ATHLETICSAcademic AchievementsSportsmanship award presented to the men’s lacrosseprogram from the United States Lacrosse Men’s DivisionCollegiate Officials Committee.Academic AchievementFall <strong>2006</strong> Semester GPA 4.0, 10 student-athletesDave Buchberger ‘10 (Men’s Basketball), Allison Caldwell ‘09(Women’s Soccer), Jacqueline Cross ‘08 (Women’s Rowing),Katherine Ginda ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Rowing), Rebecca Guzman‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Rowing), Bill McDonnell ‘09 (Baseball),Laura Schafer ‘10 (Women’s Rowing), Manuel Schubert ‘09(Wrestling), Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball), Meredith Talbot ‘<strong>07</strong>(Women’s Soccer)Fall <strong>2006</strong> Semester Team GPA 3.0 or better, 14 teamsWomen’s Soccer: 3.37, Men’s Golf: 3.36, Women’s Tennis:3.32, Women’s Rowing: 3.32, Softball: 3.28, Women’s Golf:3.24, Women’s Cross Country: 3.27, Women’s Lacrosse: 3.19,Women’s Track and Field: 3.19, Men’s Cross Country: 3.16,Women’s Basketball: 3.18, Field Hockey: 3.17, Men’s Tennis:3.11, Women’s Swimming and Diving: 3.<strong>07</strong>Team Academic awards were granted to the followingteam or program: field hockey, men’s and women’s swimmingand diving, wrestling, men’s and women’s cross country,women’s soccer, softball and women’s basketball.The Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar HonorableMention was awarded to Adrienne Blount ‘<strong>07</strong>(Women’s Basketball).Fulbright Scholar Award was given toRebecca Guzman ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Rowing)<strong>University</strong> AwardsThe Bosey ReiterLeadership Cup was awarded toJulie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball)The Ralph Albert ThomasClass of ’76 LeadershipAward was presented toDevin Dobson ‘<strong>07</strong> (Football)The Minority StudentLeadership MVP Awardwas presented to Jason Russell ‘<strong>07</strong> (Football)The Class of 1904 Scholarship was awarded toClark Cohen ‘08 (Men’s Swimming), Mike Hessemer ‘08(Men’s Soccer), Allison Juster ‘08 (Women’s Golf), andClaire Sullivan ‘08 (Women’s Basketball)
ATHLETICSThe Contribution to Student Life Award wasgranted to Devin Dobson ‘<strong>07</strong> (Football), Adam Hyncik ‘<strong>07</strong>(Men’s Basketball), and Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball)Academic AchievementsThe <strong>University</strong> Service Award was presented toDevin Dobson ‘<strong>07</strong> (Football)The South Side Booster Awards were presented to:Nick Bet ‘<strong>07</strong> (Baseball), Tom Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Swimming),Alec Hooff ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Lacrosse), Jose Olivero ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’sBasketball), John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Soccer), Eric Rakus ‘<strong>07</strong>(Football), Marques Thompson ‘<strong>07</strong> (Football), Frank Trovato‘<strong>07</strong> (Football), Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Soccer), Paul Weibel ‘<strong>07</strong>(Wrestling), Adrienne Blount ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Basketball), AmyChamberlain ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Lacrosse), Sara Ellis ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’sBasketball), Gina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Soccer), JulieMitchell ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Swimming), Jen Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong> (CrossCountry/Track), and Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball)<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Department AwardsThe Senior Female Athlete of the Year award waspresented to Gina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong> (Soccer)The Senior Male Athlete of the Year award waspresented to John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> (Soccer)The Mary O. Hurley Leadership Award was presentedto Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball)The Senior Male Leadership Award was presented toTom Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong> (Swimming)The Distinguished Achievement Award was presentedto Betsy Balaguer ‘<strong>07</strong> (Swimming), Tom Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong> (Swimming),Gina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong> (Soccer), Jose Olivero ‘<strong>07</strong>(Basketball), John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> (Soccer), Jenni Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong>(Cross Country/Track and Field), Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (Softball),and Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong> (Soccer)The Scholar Athlete of the Year Award was presentedto Jenni Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong> (Cross Country/Track and Field)The Philip J. Sclar Award was presented toAllison Campofranco ‘08 (Men’s Soccer, Manager)The Marlene Fowler Service Award was granted toMel Lepko ‘06 (Field Hockey)The <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Sportsmanship Award waspresented to Robby Walsh ‘<strong>07</strong> (Lacrosse)The John S. Steckbeck Award was presented toInneke Carmola ‘10 (Lacrosse)The J. Daniel Nolan Award was presented toMarquis Hall ‘10 (Basketball)Blount namedArthur Ashe ScholarAdrienne Blount ‘<strong>07</strong> was one of 81 women’s basketballplayers nationwide to be named a 20<strong>07</strong> Arthur Ashe SportsScholar, earning an honorable mention. She is the sixth<strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athlete, and the third from the women’sbasketball program, to be named an Arthur Ashe SportsScholar in the last six years. To be considered for the award,student-athletes must compete in an intercollegiate sport,maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.2and be active on campus or within the community.Blount joins Teniece Johnson ’04 and Carli Toliver ’05 asthe trio of <strong>Lehigh</strong> basketball players to be named ArthurAshe Sports Scholars. Among <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s other past ArthurAshe Sports Scholars are Lavar Pope (men’s track and field),Sabrina Slater (women’s rowing) and Laura Tom (women’strack and field). Toliver and Pope are both two-time honoreeswith Toliver being selected in 2002 and 2005 and Pope being arecipient in 2003 and 2005. The award was named after tennislegend Arthur Ashe Jr. and honors students of color who haveachieved a winning combination in both academics and athletics.Blount led the team in points with 12.5 per game last season.Her 8.3 rebounds per game was not only the best on the team,but also in the Patriot League. She was <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s top rebounderin 25 games, including 11 straight. Blount broke singlegame career-highs for points, assists, field goals made, freethrows made and minutes played as well as tied her careerhighfor rebounds. Blount finished her career in the Brownand White ranked seventh all-time on <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s rebounds listwith 614 boards. Blount, who started in 30 games, set newsingle season highs for rebounds (249) and assists (42). TheMahopac, N.Y. native recorded seven double-doubles, includinga pair in the Patriot League Tournament that landed heron the All-Tournament Team. Blount was also selected to theESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Second-Team forher accomplishments in both the classroom and on the court.
ATHLETICSAthletic SuccessTwo are named All-Americansfor Men’s SoccerJohn O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> and Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong> were named to the NCAADivision I Men’s NSCAA Adidas All-America team. O’Reillyand Verdi become just the ninth and tenth All-Americans in<strong>Lehigh</strong>’s history and the first since Evan Bruno ‘02 (pictured,middle) garnered the accolade in 2001. O’Reilly was named aFirst-Team selection, while Verdi was honored as a Third-Teamselection. <strong>Lehigh</strong> is one of just six schools in the nation to havetwo players selected, joining Maryland, Notre Dame, SMU, UCSanta Barbara and West Virginia.O’Reilly and Verdi become just the third and fourth All-Americans at <strong>Lehigh</strong> since 1947. They are the first teammatesto receive the honor for theBrown and White sinceLewis Byers and JohnWilliams accomplished thefeat back in 1931.<strong>2006</strong> Patriot League Coachof the Year Dean Koskioffers his thoughts on hispair of All-Americans.“Having two players namedas All-Americans is the capstoneto an unprecedentedseason of team and individualaccomplishments. Iam delighted for Joe Verdiand John O’Reilly who werethe backbone of our nationallyranked defense. It isanother opportunity for ourprogram to be recognizedon the national landscape of Division I soccer and we are veryproud to have Joe and John as All-Americans.” O’Reilly andVerdi are the second and third All-Americans under Koski,joining Bruno.O’Reilly and Verdi were also both honored as First-TeamAll-Region selections, joining teammates Jim Taranto and JimMorahan. One of the team’s two center backs, O’Reilly helpedkeep opponents out of <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s defensive end as the MountainHawks allowed only ten goals—the fewest goals allowedsince 1964. On the offensive side of the ball, O’Reilly scoredsix times—four of which were off dead balls with his other tworesulting off dead ball situations. The Arlington, Mass. nativealso had the winning shootout attempt against Rhode Island inthe second round of the NCAA Tournament to send theMountain Hawks into the sweet sixteen of the tournament.Verdi served as the team’s other center back, partnering withO’Reilly to make it tough for the opponent’s to penetrate the<strong>Lehigh</strong> defensive zone by going down the middle of the field.Offensively, Verdi tallied a career high three goals and one assist.He was named two times to national teams of the week—once by College Soccer News and once by SoccerAmerica.com.The Ivyland, Pa. native earned his second All-League selectionby being named to the First-Team.Marquis Hall garnersRookie of the YearawardMarquis Hall ‘10 was named the 20<strong>07</strong>Patriot League Rookie of the Year lastyear to become <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s first-everRookie of the Year. Hall and classmateZahir Carrington are the firstMountain Hawk teammates to benamed to the All-Rookie Team since1996-97 when Jared Hess and FidoWilybiro were selected.”For Marquis to be rewarded for the season he had was nicerecognition, and also for Zahir, it’s great to see our young menrewarded for all of their hard work and accomplishments thisseason,” former <strong>Lehigh</strong> head coach Billy Taylor said.Hall was named the Patriot League Rookie of the Week aleague record eight consecutive times, and nine times overall.The Portland, Oregon native averaged 32.3 minutes, 11.0points, 4.2 assists and 3.4 rebounds, while having started 29 of<strong>Lehigh</strong>’s 30 games. Hall scored in double figures 16 times,including ten times in league play, and led the MountainHawks in assists 23 times and in steals 12 times. DuringPatriot League play, Hall averaged 13.9 points per game, whileshooting 45 percent from the field and 43 percent from threepointrange. The business major who also garnered freshmanmid-major All-American accolades netted a career-high 24points in a victory over archrival Lafayette on January 20. Forthe season, Hall’s 339 points place him in third place all-timefor freshman scoring in school annals.Steve Suarez honoredas Co-Rookie of the Yearfor Men’s GolfSteve Suarez ‘10 was honored as the20<strong>07</strong> Patriot League Co-Rookie of theYear in 20<strong>07</strong> while collecting an honorablemention accolade from the PatriotLeague for his play in the month of April.Suarez led the Mountain Hawks in everymatch they played in during April butone, including the 20<strong>07</strong> Patriot LeagueChampionships as the freshman shot a220, good for a fourth-place tie overall.Suarez began the month shooting an 81at the Navy Spring Invite, as he finishedin a tie for 80th place, playing with thelikes of St. Bonaventure, Penn, SetonHall and Delaware. On April 14,Suarez finished in a tie for 12th place ashe shot a 77 and helped lead the Moun-
ATHLETICStain Hawks to the team crown at the Lafayette Invitational.<strong>Lehigh</strong> defeated teams such as LIU, Monmouth, Manhattan,Lafayette and Hofstra to claim the title.Suarez captured individual medalist honors at the <strong>Lehigh</strong>Valley Invite on April 18, shooting a 71 as <strong>Lehigh</strong> again wonthe team championship, defeating local rivals Lafayette,Muhlenberg and Moravian. At the Patriot League ChampionshipsSuarez shot individual rounds of 75, 72, and 73 to finishin a tie for fourth and claim the league’s Rookie of the Yearhonor. He is <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s first-ever Rookie of the Year honoree.Kate Marvel and Lisa Sweeneyhonored as Pitcher and Playerof the Year<strong>Lehigh</strong> softball players Kate Marvel ‘08and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 were named thePatriot League’s Player and Pitcher ofthe Year, respectively, for 20<strong>07</strong> whilebeing recognized on the ECAC DivisionI softball All-Star team. Marveland Sweeney were among the 12student-athletes named to the teamand both played significant roles in aseason that saw the Mountain Hawkswin 35 games and capture their ninthstraight Patriot League regular seasontitle.The Mountain Hawks’ leadoffhitter and starting center fielder,Marvel put together a stellar juniorseason en route to earning first teamAll-Patriot League honors for the thirdstraight year. Marvel was later namedthe league’s Player of the Year andfirst team NFCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region team performer for the secondstraight year. The Manasquan, N.J.native was the Patriot League’sleading hitter, with a .415 average.Marvel also led the league in runsscored (37), triples (8) and tied for theleague lead with 61 base hits.Sweeney parlayed her secondstraight Patriot League Pitcher of theYear Award into her second consecutivefirst team All-Region nod, andnow adds ECAC All-Star to the list ofhonors. In her sophomore campaign,Sweeney led the Patriot League with19 victories and a 1.47 earned run average. The Lumberton,N.J. native also led the league in saves and opponents battingaverage, while her 155 strikeouts were one off the league lead.Sweeney also threw five shutouts in 20<strong>07</strong>, including no-hittersversus Harvard and Penn; the third and fourth no-hitters ofher career.Inneka Carmola votedPatriot LeagueRookie of the YearInneke Carmola ‘10 was named thePatriot League Rookie of the Year forthe spring of 20<strong>07</strong> in women’s lacrosse.After leading <strong>Lehigh</strong> to a second placeregular season finish in the league.For the second consecutive season, aMountain Hawk was named the PatriotLeague Rookie of the Year, as Carmolafollows Sara MacIntyre’s honor of a yearago. She becomes the fourth <strong>Lehigh</strong>player to earn Rookie of the Year honors,joining MacIntrye ‘09, Kristin Gillis(1992), and Jill Altshuler (1993).Carmola was also named a First-TeamAll-League selection, scoring 44 goalsduring the regular season, and morethan one on 12 occasions, including acareer-best seven in a league victoryover Colgate. Carmola led the Brown and White in points,goals, shots, game-winning goals and she led the PatriotLeague in free-position goals.Kaitlin Grimm grabsPatriot League Rookieof the Year awardIn just one season of racing in theBrown and White, Kaitlin Grimm ‘10has already earned a spot in <strong>Lehigh</strong>history as she became the first-everMountain Hawk to be named thePatriot League’s Rookie of the Year.Grimm has been a top runner for theMountain Hawk women, being justone of two freshmen to compete inall five varsity races for the Brownand White.Grimm started her collegiatecareer with a fifth place finish atthe <strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley Championshipswhere she ran a season-best 23:10.In the four regular season meets,the Pittsburgh native ran sub 24:00,including a 23:26.6 at the ArkansasChile Pepper Festival and a 23:36 inthe Paul Short Collegiate Meet—bothraces where the Mountain Hawkscompeted against nationally rankedcompetition.Athletic Success
ATHLETICSAthletic Success• The men’s soccer team was the <strong>2006</strong> Patriot League regularseason champion. They were granted a Top-16 seed in theNCAA tournament, were awarded a home game, advancedto the Sweet 16 round, and ended the season ranked 2nd inthe region.• The football team garnered a 5-1 league record to becomethe Patriot League regular season co-champions (6-5 overall).• The softball team won its ninth Patriot League regularseason championship in a row.• Alan Borowsky ‘<strong>07</strong> was named an Academic All-Americanby the Men’s Golf Coaches Association of America.• Three athletes were named All-American: John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong>and Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Soccer), and Marquis Hall ‘10(Basketball- Mid-Major Freshman).• Three LVAIAW Awards were granted toGina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong> (Women’s Soccer), Christy Smith ‘08(Lacrosse), and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball).• Patriot League Coach of the Year Awards were given toDean Koski (Men’s Soccer), Liz Ota ’95 (Women’s Lacrosse),and Fran Troyan (Softball).• Regional Coach of the Year Awards were given toDean Koski (Men’s Soccer) and Michael Benn ‘96(Men’s Soccer, assistant coach).Individual• Baseball had three All-Patriotathletes: Liam O’Connor ‘08 (1st),Nick Bet ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), and Joe Ercolano‘08 (2nd).• Matt Fisk ‘09, Seth Ciasulli ‘09, Matt Ciasulli ‘<strong>07</strong>,Dave Nakasone ‘08, David Craig ‘10, Matt Cassidy ‘<strong>07</strong>, andPaul Weibel ‘<strong>07</strong> earned NCAA Tournament berthsfor wrestling.• The women’s cross country team finished the seasonranked 9th in the region.• Men’s cross country finished the season ranked 10thin the region.• Patriot League Rookie of the Year awards were presentedto Kaitlin Grimm ‘10 (Cross Country), Marquis Hall ‘10(Men’s Basketball), and Inneke Carmola ‘10 (Women’sLacrosse). Co- Rookie award was presented toSteve Suarez ‘10 (Men’s Golf).• Patriot League Player of the Year awards were presentedto Jason Leo ‘09 (Football- Special Teams), John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong>(Soccer- Defensive Player), Kate Marvel ‘08 (Softball), andLisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball- Pitcher).• All-Region awards were presented to Victor Vientos ‘<strong>07</strong>(Men’s Cross Country), Christy Smith ‘08 (Field Hockey-2nd), Jim Morahan ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Jim Taranto ‘09 (1st), Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong> (Men’s Soccer- 1st),Kate Marvel ‘08 (Softball- 1st), Lauren Haney ‘<strong>07</strong>(Softball- 2nd), and Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (Softball- 1st).• Men’s Basketball had threeAll-Patriot athletes: Jose Olivero ‘<strong>07</strong>(1st), Marquis Hall ‘10 (Rookie), andZahir Carrington ‘10 (Rookie).• Women’s Basketball had three All-Patriot athletes:Adrienne Blount ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Kristen Dalton ‘10 (Rookie),Alex Ross ‘10 (Rookie).• Women’s Cross Country had two All-Patriot athletes:Jenni Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st) and Sarah Seiler ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).• Women’s Rowing had one All-Patriot athlete:Denise Julian ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st).• Field Hockey had three All-Patriot athletes:Christy Smith ‘08 (1st), Terry Mongan ‘08 (2nd),Lauren Volpe ‘08 (2nd).• Football had 14 All-Patriot athletes: Julian Austin ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Paul Fabre ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), Jason Leo ‘09 (1st), Landon Maggs ‘<strong>07</strong>(1st), Royce Morgan ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), Jim Petruccelli ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Eric Rakus ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), John Reese ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), Brannan Thomas ‘<strong>07</strong>(1st), Sedale Threatt ‘08 (1st), Jimmy Kehs ‘08 (2nd),Matt Mohler ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Ernest Moore ‘08 (2nd),Marques Thompson ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).• Men’s Golf had two All-Patriot athletes:Steve Suarez ‘10 (1st), Matt Denison ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).
ATHLETICSAthletic Success• Indoor Track and Field had three All-Patriot athletes:Edwin Schuck ‘09 (2nd), Khalil Uqdah ‘10 (2nd),Jenni Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).• Outdoor Track and Field had eleven All-Patriot athletes:Sean Swift ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), Greg Horn ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Nick Ray ‘10 (2nd),David Falk ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Brian Voorhis ‘08 (2nd),C. Austin Wade ‘09 (2nd), Franklin Johnson ‘10 (2nd),Shannon Alejandro ‘09 (2nd), Kim Scotto ‘09 (2nd),Sarah Serwo ‘09 (2nd), Jillian Randolph ‘10 (2nd).• Women’s Lacrosse had four All-Patriot athletes:Sara MacIntyre ‘09 (1st), Inneke Carmola ‘10 (1st),Sarah Fudin ‘09 (2nd),Christy Smith ‘08 (2nd).• Men’s Lacrosse had two All-Patriotathletes: Alec Hooff ‘<strong>07</strong>(2nd),Steve Marino ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).• Men’s Soccer had five All-Patriotathletes: Adam Gazda ‘09 (1st),John O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Jim Taranto ‘09 (1st), Joe Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong>(1st), Jim Morahan ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).• Women’s Soccer had threeAll-Patriot athletes: Gina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Michaela Pawlewicz ‘08 (1st), Daniela Molina ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st).• Softball had nine All-Patriotathletes: Kate Marvel ‘08 (1st),Julie Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Whitney Schenbeck ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Lisa Sweeney ‘09 (1st), Lauren Haney ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st),Heather Hamasaki ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Mendy Martin ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd),Taryn Hanley ‘08 (2nd), Tiffany Curtis ‘10 (2nd).• Men’s Swimming had five All-Patriot athletes:Tom Gilbert ‘10 (1st), Dan Johnson ‘09 (1st),Clark Cohen ‘08 (2nd), Jonathan Kearney ‘08 (2nd),Kevin McGrath ‘10 (2nd).School RecordsMen’s SoccerShutouts: 13Victories: 15Consecutive matches without a loss: 15Consecutive wins: 11Consecutive shutouts: 7Consecutive winning seasons: 11Assists by a Freshman: Kyle Evans ‘10, 7Shutouts, Individual: Jim Morahan ‘<strong>07</strong>, 11Record BreakersSwimming and DivingMen: 200 Yard Backstroke: Tom Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong>, 1:49.42Men: 1 meter diving: Clark Cohen ‘08, 279.25Women: 100 Yard Breaststroke: Melanie Rolish ‘09, 1:04.33Women: 200 Yard Breaststroke: Melanie Rolish ‘09, 2:18.97Women: 400 Yard Medley Relay: J. Mitchell ‘<strong>07</strong>, M. Rolish ‘09,J. Sicherman ‘10, B. Balaguer ‘<strong>07</strong>, 3:53.35Women’s BasketballThree Point Field Goals in Career: Sara Ellis ‘<strong>07</strong>, 238Women’s SoccerGame Winning Goals in Career: Gina Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong>, 15Indoor Track and Field4x800-meter Relay: J. Therkorn ‘09, S. Alejandro ‘09,J. Randolph, S. Serwo ‘09, 9:06.633,000 meters: Jenni Schappert ‘<strong>07</strong>, 9:58.61Pole Vault: Emily Roth ‘08, 11’3.75”Outdoor Track and Field4x800-meter Relay: K. Scotto ‘09, S. Alejandro ‘09,J. Randolph ‘10, S. Serwo ‘09, 8:59.94400 meters: Sarah Serwo ‘09, 58.33 (April 24, 20<strong>07</strong>)800 meters: Sarah Serwo ‘09, 2:12.55 (April 6, 20<strong>07</strong>)Pole Vault: Emily Roth ‘08, 11’1.75”• Women’s Swimming had four All-Patriot athletes:Melanie Rolish ‘09 (1st), Betsy Balaguer ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd),Julie Mitchell ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd), Allison Rolish ‘10 (2nd).• Men’s Tennis had one All-Patriot athlete:Alfredo Fernandez-Concha ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st).• Women’s Tennis had two All-Patriot athletes:Gwen Dwyer ‘<strong>07</strong> (1st), Julie Arthofer ‘10 (2nd).• Volleyball had one All-Patriot athlete:Michelle Schwendenmann ‘<strong>07</strong> (2nd).
ATHLETICS<strong>Lehigh</strong> in the CommunityCommunity Outreach by Athletes who Care about Helping(C.O.A.C.H.) is a service program that operates in accordancewith the National Consortium for Academics and Sports tohelp (along with parents, teachers and coaches) elementary,middle and high school student-athletes and their peers, makeinformed choices regarding their education, drug and alcoholissues and other factors which may affect reaching their fullpotential. The participating <strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes talk aboutsubstance abuse, time management, academic motivation andother concerns of younger students and student-athletes. Thisprogram offers <strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes as “C.O.A.C.H.”es forelementary, middle and high school students.The vision for the program is to involve as many <strong>Lehigh</strong>athletes as possible in meaningful community service experiencesthat reach as many young people as possible. The intentof the program is to inspire both the youth of our communityand the <strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes to set high goals, to serveothers less fortunate than ourselves, and to believe in thepower of clear values, healthy and smart decision-making,mentoring, and dreams.The <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> C.O.A.C.H program had someinspiring outcomes in the <strong>2006</strong>-20<strong>07</strong> school year as theyestablished new records across the board. The group combinedfor over 500 hours of community service in the <strong>Lehigh</strong>Valley which included visiting local schools to promoteresponsibility, education, leadership, passion and inspiration.The program had 145 student-athlete participants and almost5,000 children’s lives were touched by the program. Thestudent-athletes raised over $50,000 through various charitableactivities including Adopt-A-Family, Fall Breakfast for a Buckfor Muscular Dystrophy, Spring Breakfast for a Buck for St.Jude Children’s Hospital and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma,and Breast Cancer.“The thing about the C.O.A.C.H. program is that we’rethe ones helping out with these great causes, but we get somuch joy out of helping young children and throughout thecommunity,” explained Courtney Elder ‘<strong>07</strong>, one of twoC.O.A.C.H. program chairs. “You see the looks on thepeople’s faces and it makes you feel really good about whatyou’re doing.”This award-winning, student run program organizedthe bi-annual Breakfast for a Buck events. Over 700students and members of the <strong>Lehigh</strong> community packedRathbone Dining Hall on Wednesday, October 25, forthe fall <strong>2006</strong> “Breakfast” event, which was sponsored byseveral campus groups including Residential Services andthe C.O.A.C.H. program.Every semester the program chooses a different causeto raise money for. Proceeds from this particular eventwent to the fight against muscular dystrophy. For a dollar,<strong>Lehigh</strong> students, student-athletes and staff were able toenjoy breakfast at night and were provided an opportunityto spend time with friends and relax. Many studentathletessaw the event as a pleasant diversion during aweek filled with rigorous four o’clock exams. In all, over athousand dollars was raised on the evening.The spring 20<strong>07</strong> Breakfast for a Buck event was trulyspecial. The event was held on April 11th and raisedmoney for St. Jude Children’s Hospital and Non-Hodgkin’sLymphoma in support of the family of a former <strong>Lehigh</strong>student-athlete and C.O.A.C.H. participant. Over 1,000 peopleattended the spring late night breakfast and contributed to thealmost $20,000 raised, Breakfast for a Buck’s largest amountever.“I feel our student athletes with the support of the <strong>Lehigh</strong>community worked very hard to make Breakfast for a Buckanother successful event,” Roseann Corsi, <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s PublicRelations Coordinator said. “By working together, the rewardwas knowing that we have helped a great cause.”<strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes also took the opportunity to giveback to the community by hosting the C.O.A.C.H. program’sannual Adopt-A-Family event. For this program, each athleticteam at <strong>Lehigh</strong> adopted an underprivileged family from theBethlehem community. Each family had a holiday wish listwhich our student-athletes made come true. The teams raisedmoney throughout the fall semester in order to purchase giftsfor their family. Many of the wish lists included necessitiessuch as beds, toiletries, clothes and money for food. Inaddition to these essentials the student-athletes were able tomake holiday wishes come true by purchasing gifts such astelevisions, bicycles, and toys for their families.A reception was held so that the teams could meet theirfamilies, present them with their gifts, and share in a trulymagical evening. Food and drinks were provided to make theevening special for all parties involved and Santa Claus wason hand to spread holiday cheer, along with Jolly Holly theClown and <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s own mascot the Mountain Hawk. Theevent took on a Christmas Eve-type atmosphere when the childrenwere allowed to open a few special gifts with their team.“We spend so much time training throughout the year, thatsometimes we lose sight of the important things,” said ColinMistele ‘<strong>07</strong>, a member of the men’s lacrosse team. “The holidaysare an important time for so many people, that if we canput the time and effort in with our teammates, we can make a
ATHLETICSlot of people’s holidays better. It really means a lot to all of usto be able to help out in anyway we can.”The Adopt-A-Family program is now in its ninth year. Byparticipating in community outreach programs, like Adopt-A-Family, many <strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes are doing their best tomake a difference in the community around them.In all, the group accounted for over 500 hours of communityservice in the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley, coordinated over 22 events, andis responsible for thousands of smiles on the faces of the specialpeople of our community. For their efforts the C.O.A.C.H.Program has received the National Consortium for Academicsand Sports award for its outstanding outreach and communityservice for five consecutive years.<strong>Lehigh</strong> in the CommunityNumber of C.O.A.C.H. representatives 56Number of active participants 145Number of C.O.A.C.H. events 22Number of C.O.A.C.H. charities 4C.O.A.C.H. hours ofcommunity service 496Number of children touchedby C.O.A.C.H. 4,994Amount raised by C.O.A.C.H. $50,255.80Amount raised for Adopt-a-Family $26,589.80Amount raised byBreakfast for a Buck $21,884.00Amount raised for Breast Cancer $1,782.00C.O.A.C.H.
ATHLETICSAdvancement for the FutureJoe Sterrett ‘76The summer of 20<strong>07</strong> will be one that I always remember asfilled with purposeful and promising organizational changewithin our <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Department. As the semesterbegan, we had 10 new full-time staff members (with one morevacancy to be resolved), 2 staff with new assignments, and4 staff that have been promoted. This totaled 17 significantpersonnel moves that occurred over the summer, not includingthe implications for other full-time staff or the new graduateassistant and part-time staff members that came aboard.Indeed, it was a busy summer!The first steps that have been taken as a result of thisclarity about our financial model were steps that enhance ourcapacity to focus on revenue enhancement in several revenueproducing areas. Specifically, the following organizationaladjustments took place this summer:1. We added a full-time staff member to our externalevents/facilities management team (Kristy Miles) and wepromoted Jason Gall in order to provide more support forthe revenue generating potential in this area. In Jason’s case,he will be responsible for our golf practice complex and therevenue opportunities it provides us.2. We reorganized our equipment and laundry operations,adding formally the responsibilities for our athletics merchandisinginitiatives as well as the concessions operations. Anew position, filled by Meghan Gove ‘06, was created tomanage athletics merchandising and concessions, and theposition descriptions of Kim Miller ‘96 and Tyler Osler weremodified to align with the expanding focus of this area.3. The ticket operation was relieved of the burden ofmanaging concessions in order to focus full attentions onenhancing ticket sales. A corollary objective for this year isto achieve a much better understanding of the constituencythat attends our events so that we can begin to appropriatelytailor our promotional, merchandising, and event experienceefforts. Special attention will be given to student attendanceand spirit initiatives.4. Our summer camps operations will be enhanced in someway by some augmentation of staffing support. This commitment,which has yet to be finalized, will provide appropriatestaffing support for an enterprise that is nearly a $1 milliongross revenues operation, and it will enable us to apply JulieOltman’s considerable talents with systems and technologyto several of our key “business” activities in the department.As we seek to grow our revenues we have to be efficient andcompliant in all that we do and Julie has the ability to contributesubstantially to this obligation.5. The expansion of our administrative staff also includesthe addition of Chris Wakely. Chris will assume a role wherehe will oversee and help evaluate our recruiting operationsand effectiveness, while providing support to our headcoaches in this vital area. Additionally, Chris will take onsome of the very time consuming reporting and informationmanagement responsibilities that have previously beenhandled by Karen Adams or myself, thereby freeing us to usethat time for other purposes. He will also apply his 16 yearsof coaching experience to provide administrative support forseveral programs and to the orientation and mentoring of allnew head coaches.6. The non-varsity dimensions of our athletics programmingare less visible than the varsity programs yet they serve alarger population and have the potential to enrich the studentexperience in deeply meaningful and life-long ways. Nonvarsityprogramming is an important but comparativelyundeveloped priority within our strategic plan, primarilybecause we have not allocated the kind of resource support(staff or program dollars) that are necessary. Given therealities of financial self-reliance, it became critical for us tofind a way to expand resource support for our non-varsityprograms. Accordingly, Barb Turanchik ‘75 has moved to arole where she will direct our club sports program and alsoinitiate some revenue generating and fund raising initiativesfor the broad non-varsity program areas (intramural sports,club sports, recreation, fitness, and instructional programming).This move allows us to reorganize the duties of JaneJosephson and Doug Strange so that each can devote moreattention to priority initiatives. Barb’s successful experiencewith our <strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership program will serve well thenon-varsity programming that involves more than 3000student participants.7. The decision to address our non-varsity sport area byadding staffing and adopting a revenue generating strategyobviously created a major void in the critical area of our<strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership program. Less obvious but no lessimportant is the absence of the kind of organizational structurethat would provide additional leadership, coordination,mentoring, and creativity for our revenue generating units.Additionally, a different organizational structure will enhancethe development of marketing, communications, imaging,and media plans that are cohesive, effective, and supportiveof our resource intentions.These voids will be more thanfilled by a distinctively qualified individual. A fortuitousset of circumstances and timing presented the opportunityfor alumnus, <strong>Athletics</strong> Hall of Fame member, former alumnichair of our <strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership program, former presidentof the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Alumni Association, and former AlumniTrustee, Bill Griffin ’79 to join our staff as Associate Directorfor External Relations and Advancement. Bill will bring toour department his 28 year business career in sales, marketing,and business development and his many years of directand influential alumni service. He will provide leadershipand coordination for most of our revenue generating opera-
Staffing UpdatesATHLETICStions and will direct our <strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership program. Billwill also help Karen Adams and me to oversee and providesupport for our head coaching staff.8. Senior Associate Director Karen Adams will continue tolead the department in our day-to-day, week-to-week, monthto-month,and in our annual operations. Her distinctiveabilities to promote quality planning, evaluation, andaccountability have resulted in exceptional financial managementof available resources, and wise counsel for many of ourvarsity programs. Karen will continue to lead the internaloperations of the department; she will monitor our overalloperating effectiveness; and she will continue to provideoversight and support for a number of program managersand head coaches.I have work yet to do in all of these areas, but the “summerof 20<strong>07</strong>” has been one of significant progress and leaves uspoised to do some exciting things in the year ahead.Cassese NamedHead Coachof Men’s LacrosseprogramFollowing an extensive nationalsearch, <strong>Lehigh</strong> has named formerDuke assistant coach Kevin Casseseto the newly endowed Smith Family(Daniel E. Smith ‘71) Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach. Cassesereplaces Chris Wakely, who stepped down last month due toa medical concern. “I’m excited for this wonderful opportunityto be the head coach at <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong>,” Cassesesaid on Thursday. “<strong>Lehigh</strong> is an excellent school, one of thetop academic institutions in the country and I am lookingforward to being a part of the Mountain Hawk family.”Cassese continued, “There are terrific kids within thisprogram who received great direction under Chris Wakelyfor the past six years and I plan to continue the tradition thatCoach Wakely started and also build a tradition of excellencewith the intention of bringing the program to new heights.”“Kevin Cassese has all the qualities to be an exceptionalcollege head coach,” <strong>Lehigh</strong> Dean of <strong>Athletics</strong> Joe Sterrett explained.“He inspired everyone during his interview and hisreferences were even more impressive, both in terms of theindividuals who encouraged us to consider him, and in termsof the specific things they had to say about him. I believe ourathletes will find his enthusiasm and passion for lacrosse,his organization, his preparation, his attention to detail, hispersonal values and his self-confidence to be truly distinctivequalities.”One of the most decorated student athletes in Duke history,Cassese served as an assistant at his alma mater since 2005,helping lead the Blue Devils to an appearance in the 20<strong>07</strong>National Championship game. He also served as Duke’sinterim head coach for part of the summer of <strong>2006</strong>. Prior toDuke, Cassese spent one season at Stony Brook as an assistantwhere he directed the nation’s top extra man offense andhelped the Seawolves to a 10-6 record in 2004.A two time captain and three time All-ACC selection whileat Duke, Cassese helped lead the Blue Devils to three NCAATournament appearances and a pair of ACC Championshipsduring his collegiate career. Cassese earned All-Americahonors on three separate occasions including First-Team accoladesin 2002 and 2003. Cassese, who scored 80 goals andhanded out 38 assists during his time at Duke, was a two timefinalist for the Tewaaraton Trophy and garnered ACC Playerof the Year honors in 2001. In 2002, Cassese was the recipientof the Lt. Donald MacLaughlin, Jr. Award as the nation’s topmidfielder.An accomplished player on the national level as well,Cassese helped the United States to the gold medal at the2002 International Lacrosse Federation world championshipsand he was also a member of the United States team thatplaced second at the <strong>2006</strong> ILF world championships inLondon, Ontario. Cassese was the number two overallelection in the Major League Lacrosse draft by the RochesterRattlers in 2003, where among his professional accomplishmentsare a pair of MLL Rookie of the Week honors and aspot on the 2005 All-Star team.Wakely offered his thoughts on his successor. I am excitedfor the entire <strong>Lehigh</strong> Lacrosse family as I am profoundlyconfident that <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong> has selected the rightindividual, at the right time, to lead the excellent young menof the men’s lacrosse program.”A native of Port Jefferson Station, New York and graduateof Comsewogue High School, Cassese earned his bachelorsdegree in sociology from Duke in 2003, garnering USILAScholar All-American and ACC Academic Honor Roll honorsas well as the ACC’s Weaver-James-Corrigan HonoraryAward for outstanding athletic and academic achievement.Cassese and his wife, the former Katie Granson whoattended nearby Freedom High School, were recently marriedin Bethlehem in December of <strong>2006</strong>.
ATHLETICSMeltzer named<strong>Lehigh</strong> Rowing Coach<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong> has named Liz Meltzer as the Steven J. ’69and Karen A. Lee Head Rowing Coach. Meltzer, who hasserved as an assistant coach at <strong>Lehigh</strong> since the start of the2005-06 season, replaces Paul Savell who left <strong>Lehigh</strong> in Julyto become the Director of Rowing atDrexel <strong>University</strong>. Her duties includeoverseeing the entire rowing program,coaching the women’s teams anddirecting the recruitment efforts.“I am honored to be appointed to leadthe rowing program at <strong>Lehigh</strong><strong>University</strong> and am excited to build onthe successful traditions that Paul Savellinstilled during his time as the HeadCoach,” Meltzer explained.“I know I am inheriting a stableprogram that enjoys the support of the<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong> Athletic Departmentand is full of stellar student athletes. Iplan to build on our successful spring season by promoting ateam culture that is deliberate in our acquisition of boat speedand relentless in our pursuit of excellence in all endeavors, beit on the water or in the classroom.”Meltzer quickly appointed Jason Moorehead as theprogram’s Head Men’s Varsity Coach. Moorehead has beenan assistant at <strong>Lehigh</strong> for the past seven years. During histime with the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Crew, Jason has been very successful onthe freshman level and I am confident that he will be able toproduce fast varsity crews consistently.”During her time at <strong>Lehigh</strong>, Meltzer has been responsiblefor a number of duties, including the planning, organizationand oversight of the rowing program’s recruitment effort.Through her efforts, the program secured commitments from28 rowers this past June, making up the first-ever <strong>Lehigh</strong>rowing recruiting class. On the water, the Washington, D.C.native led the <strong>Lehigh</strong> freshmen women’s crew to a secondplace finish at the <strong>2006</strong> Navy Day Regatta, as well as first andsecond place finishes at the <strong>2006</strong> Frostbite Regatta and atop-ten finish at the 20<strong>07</strong> Dad Vail Regatta.Prior to coming to <strong>Lehigh</strong>, Meltzer served as the head coachof the American <strong>University</strong> rowing program in Washington,D.C. for three years. While at American, Meltzer also coachedDeMatha High School’s freshmen men, Walter JohnsonHigh School’s varsity and novice teams and she served asthe associate coach for the intermediate masters of the D.C.Strokes Rowing Club. While under Meltzer’s leadership, theAmerican <strong>University</strong> crew won the 2003 Dad Vail NoviceLightweight 8 Championship race, and had crews take firstand second at the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta as well as theHead of the Occoquan.Meltzer earned her bachelors degree from The JohnsHopkins <strong>University</strong> in 2002 where she served as captain ofthe crew. She later went onto earn her masters degree fromAmerican <strong>University</strong> in Health Promotion Management in thesummer of 2005.Maurer set to leadVolleyballProgramWith plenty of energy anda desire to teach the game,Jenny Maurer enters herfirst season at the helm ofthe Mountain Hawks asthe volleyball program’s11th head coach. Whatmakes Maurer’s appointmentunique is that <strong>Lehigh</strong>is the first collegiate teamshe has coached.“It is a dream come true,” said Maurer, a native of St.Louis, Mo. “I have a deep passion to teach the game andstepping into this position, I will be doing just that. I havemet the team and have found them to be a classy and resilientgroup of athletes. Last year’s record speaks nothingto who they are as people or athletes and they are readyto learn and do whatever it takes to bring the volleyballprogram back to Patriot League prominence and beyond.”Teaching and coaching will be no strange tasks forMaurer, who spent the last seven years as a Social Studiesteacher for the Rockwood School District in Missouri whileserving as head coach of St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis.At St. Joseph’s, Maurer was 182-63 and led the team to fiveDistrict and Sectional championships. She also guided herteams to consecutive second place finishes in the MissouriClass 4 State Championships for the last three years andsaw her team rank nationally in the top 100 for the lastfour.Maurer played all four years of her collegiate career atWashington <strong>University</strong> under legendary Teri Clemens,who was the winningest coach in NCAA history at thetime of her retirement in 1998. Maurer was a member ofthe Washington <strong>University</strong> squad that won the NCAADivision III National Championship in 1995 and 1996,advanced to the NCAA Final Four in 1997 and made it tothe NCAA quarterfinals in 1998.Individually, Maurer was a distinguished athlete withmultiple conference, regional, and national honors to hername. She was named First-Team All-<strong>University</strong> AthleticAssociation three times and was also a three-time First-Team All-South honoree. At the 1996 Final Four, Maurerwas selected to the Final Four All-Tournament Team. In1997 and 1998, Maurer received First-Team All-Americanstatus from two different outlets—the AVCA and Asics/Volleyball Magazine. From 1996-98, she was selected asDivision III National Player of the Week three times.Maurer graduated from Washington <strong>University</strong> with aB.A. in Psychology in 1999 and then received her mastersin Education from Lindenwood <strong>University</strong> in May 2003.Maurer and her husband, Todd, have a son, Hudson,who was born in <strong>2006</strong>.
Facility UpdateATHLETICSMark WogenrichThe Morning Call, originally appeared in the July 19, <strong>2006</strong> edition.BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Construction is nearly complete on a golf practice complex on the Goodman Campus thatwill house driving, putting and chipping ranges as well as a clubhouse. The idea was a brainchild of <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s ILE(Integrated Learning Experience) project, which consisted of a group of students ranging anywhere from financeand accounting to civil engineering and architecture majors, whose assignment was to finalize a business plan forthe practice complex.<strong>Lehigh</strong>’s new project will cover approximately 75 acres of leased farmland that straddles Bethlehem and LowerSaucon Township on the Goodman campus. The facility, which is not being marketed to the public, will featuretwo practice greens (one for putting, one for chipping and bunker shots) and a driving range overlooking GoodmanStadium and Stabler Arena.<strong>Lehigh</strong>’s men’s and women’s golf teams will benefit from the range, which will give them a designated place topractice. The teams play rounds at Saucon Valley Country Club but use ranges at Center Valley, Wedgewood orBethlehem Municipal. In addition, students, faculty and <strong>Lehigh</strong> alumni will be able to use the facility.Sterrett and economics professor Vincent Munley last year convened a team of engineering, architecture, businessand journalism majors to market-test the golf project on campus and design the facility. With an endowmentfrom an anonymous donor (a <strong>Lehigh</strong> graduate), the golf facility is scheduled to be built without money from theschool’s athletic budget. Sterrett hopes the project will be self-operating and won’t require university investment.‘’We didn’t want to be in the golf course business,’’ Sterrett said, ‘’but we are in the education business. To have aplace where people can learn to play the game will be enormously valuable to a community like this.’’This is the second project on the Goodman Campus that <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s ILE program has designed, with the Ronald J.Ulrich Sports Complex, a soccer, field hockey and lacrosse facility with lighted grass and astro turf surfaces, whichwas completed in the summer of 2001.
ATHLETICS<strong>Athletics</strong> PartnershipFrom Bill Griffin ‘79Associate Director of <strong>Athletics</strong>External Relations & AdvancementDear Friends,What a joy it is to be back on campus! Walking the halls of Taylor Gym bringsback countless memories, particularly of the many wonderful people whohelped shape so many of us...people like: Bill Leckonby, John Steckbeck, Barb Lipkin, Thad Turner,John Whitehead, Judy Turner-Baxter, Brian Hill and John Covert...and many other <strong>Lehigh</strong> legends. It’samazing how much these people gave of themselves so that we would learn the lessons of life throughcompetitive sport...and enjoy doing it!What is most gratifying, of course, is that their work continues...but today it occurs through Joe Sterrett,Greg Strobel, Andy Coen, Sue Troyan, Dean Koski, and so many others. These are our coaches of today...terrific teachers and role models, fierce competitors, and tremendous people.Just as inspiring is how hard our current student-athletes are working to be champions for <strong>Lehigh</strong>...to bethe next Mike Caruso, the next Kim McQuilken, the next Nancy Barrett-Kreider, the next Paul Hartzell, thenext Daren Queenan.Naturally, as members of the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> family, we want them to be encouraged, supported, andcelebrated. Most of all, we want them to be successful. That’s why we formed the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>Partnership over 17 years ago. The <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership is the connecting body that keeps our<strong>Athletics</strong> family together. It is the vehicle by which life-long relationships are born, nurtured, andmaintained. And those relationships cross and connect a broad spectrum of groups...fans of <strong>Lehigh</strong><strong>Athletics</strong>, our coaches, today’s student-athletes, our former student-athletes across the generations,parents of current and former student-athletes, <strong>Lehigh</strong> faculty & staff, our corporate sponsors, etc.As we proceed with the 20<strong>07</strong>–2008 academic year, we are focused on a few important initiatives:1. Enhancing communications with our <strong>Athletics</strong> family members2. Ensuring connections between <strong>Lehigh</strong> student-athletes of the past and those who compete forus today3. Building our Partnership team with volunteers who are willing to act as catalysts for‘connection’ opportunities and eventsI am thrilled to be in a position to re-engage with all of you. Together, we have the opportunity to lift<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> to new levels of competitiveness and consistent success. I am excited about therelationships we will build and maintain and how these relationships will benefit the kids and coacheswho wear Brown and White so proudly today.Sincerely,Bill Griffin ‘79Associate Director of <strong>Athletics</strong>External Relations & Advancement
ATHLETICS<strong>Athletics</strong> PartnershipHonoring Coach Bill LeckonbyOver 100 <strong>Lehigh</strong> football playersmet to honor former, longtimehead coach and athletic directorWilliam B. Leckonby on Saturday,September 30, <strong>2006</strong> for the dedicationof <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s football locker rooms atthe A. Haigh Cundey Varsity House.The <strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership sponsoredevent was held in conjunction withthe 1961 Lambert Cup Team reunion.As <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s football coach, he had an 85-53-5 mark for 16seasons between 1946 and 1961. He coached the 1950 <strong>Lehigh</strong>team to the school’s only perfect-record season in 109 years offootball. His 1957 squad won the first Lambert Cup, when itwas established for mid-sized school gridiron eastern supremacy.<strong>Lehigh</strong> won the Lambert Cup again in his final season onthe sideline in 1961.Leckonby came to <strong>Lehigh</strong> in 1946, following his Naval dutyin World War II. He ranks as one of St. Lawrence <strong>University</strong>’sall-time greatest triple threat backs and played for JockSutherland’s Brooklyn Dodgers in the National FootballLeague.As director athletics at <strong>Lehigh</strong> from 1962 through 1984,Leckonby oversaw a period of vast expansion at theuniversity, which included the development of theMurray H. Goodman campus and the initiation of women’sintercollegiate athletic programs.In honor of his impact as an athlete and legendary collegiatecoach, Leckonby was rewarded with inductions into the St.Lawrence and <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Halls of Fame.Following the reunion and dedication team members attendedthe <strong>Lehigh</strong> vs. Harvard football game at Goodman Stadium.Members of Leckonby teams from different eras were honoredat a halftime ceremony.
ATHLETICSHonoring Coach Gerry Leeman<strong>Lehigh</strong> wrestlers met to honor former coachGerry Leeman for an All-Leeman Reunion onSunday, February 18, at the Leeman-Turner Arenain Grace Hall. The event was sponsored by the <strong>Lehigh</strong><strong>Athletics</strong> Partnership and followed the <strong>Lehigh</strong> vs. Pennwrestling match at Stabler Arena.Leeman was recruited to join the <strong>Lehigh</strong> wrestling staffby renowned coach Billy Sheridan in 1950. He took overthe head coach position in 1953 and produced 18winning seasons in 18 years, including <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s all-timefinest record of 12-0-0 during the 1961-62 season. Hecoached six men to nine NCAA titles and 22 men to 36EIWA crowns. With 161 all-time dual victories, Leemanis fourth in school annals, behind Sheridan, current headcoach Greg Strobel, and Thad Turner.Even after his official retirement as head wrestling coachin 1970, Leeman remained active with <strong>Lehigh</strong> wrestlingand other athletic programs. He served as an assistant toTurner from 1971-1982 and also coached tennis,soccer, cross-country and track. Leeman never had alosing record during his 34 years at <strong>Lehigh</strong>.The accomplishments of Leeman’s teams can be tracedback to his personal success. He was a National AAUchampion in 1940 while still in high school, an NCAAchampion and “Outstanding Wrestler of the Meet” in1946 for Northern Iowa, and continued on to becomea silver medalist in the 1948 Olympics in London. Hismedal is housed in the Leeman-Turner Arena, which wasdedicated in 2003 by alumni donors Elaine O. andJohn J. Harmon, class of ‘59.In honor of his impact as an athlete and legendarycollegiate coach, Leeman was rewarded with inductionsinto the National Wrestling Museum, United StatesWrestling and <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Halls of Fame.Over 40 wrestlers and their families returned toLeeman-Turner Arena to celebrate “The Coach’s”renowned career and share memories. Current studentathleteslearned about <strong>Lehigh</strong> wrestling traditions fromLeeman’s wrestlers, including five NCAA nationalchampions.Attendees paged through archived articles and watcheda presentation of photographs, memories and quotesfrom their teammates about the Leeman years. “It was asplendid ‘low key’ yet memorable event planned by ourAthletic Partnership that Gerry will never forget,” saidLeon Harbold, Class of ’59.
ATHLETICS<strong>2006</strong>-20<strong>07</strong> <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Partners<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong> gratefullyacknowledges the generosityof those who gave to thePartnership this year, in supportof <strong>Lehigh</strong>’s sports programs.Hall of Fame ($10,000+)AnonymousPeter E. Bennett ‘63 ‘93PKevin L. Clayton `84Bruce P. Crystal ‘77 ‘03PJeffrey D. Enslin ‘88Paul F. Hartzell, Jr. ‘75John J. Kennedy ‘60 ‘96PMariann V. ‘79 and Anthony G.Miller ‘80Alfred W. Pedrick ’43 *Roger S. Penske ‘59 ‘82PWalter T. Plumb ‘34Herbert J. Siegel ‘50Daniel E. Smith, Jr. ‘71Ronald J. Ulrich ’66 ‘98P ‘99PCheryl and Martin C.Wiewiorowski ‘10PMark R. Yeager ‘81All-American ($5,000-$9,999)Jamie C. and William J. Amelio `79Peter J. Carril ‘59GPaul F. Duffy ‘FJ. Dixon Earley ’63 ‘80P ‘93PGregory B. Falkenbach’72Gary S. Figore ‘69Donald M. Gruhn ‘49Elaine and John Harmon ‘59 ‘83PValerie S. Hirsch ‘83 ‘10PThomas E. 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Riola ‘76Stanford RobbinsCharles H. Roberts ‘50David M. Rosen ‘91Frank J. Rudisill ‘83Joseph F. RussoCraig E. Rust ‘88Carl D. Sammarco ‘84Rudolph J. Scavuzzo, Jr. ‘55Frank R. Scheid, Jr. ‘58Frederick L. Schmidt ‘62Richard D. Schmidt, Jr. ‘52Joseph C. Schulter ‘70Henry W. Seduski, Jr. ‘10PMichael J. Semcheski ‘62Harvey D. Semilof ‘54Michael P. Shay ‘72Stacy Shiffert ‘F/SAmelia Wenhold Silva ‘79Christine Wittman Snyder’ 09PJoel Jay Snyder ‘09PDouglas M. Somerville ‘60Jerry A. Soriano ‘08PSabiha Haque Soriano’08PMichael Spangler ‘10PPhilip M. Stambaugh ‘00Derek L. Stamets ‘87Walter J. Stiver, Jr. ‘72James G. Stone ‘88Richard A. Straub ‘62Gregory O. Strobel ‘ 98 ‘01 F/SRalph Albert Thomas `76Christopher E. Tihansky ‘86Lorali E. Totten ‘77David E.TrumbowerEdward F. Tulskie ‘82Michael F. Turanchik ‘70Janet and Thad Turner ‘61Harry D. Tweedie, Jr. ‘69 ‘99PAndrew F. Vandergrift ‘79David B. VasilyDale M. Visokey ‘79Robert E. Vitale ‘73Robert J. Waldvogel ‘78Weston B. Wardell, Jr. ‘51Grant M. Wasch ‘03William A. Webb ‘51Thomas A. Whelan ‘84Edgar F. Whitmore, Jr. ‘40Theodore G. Widmayer ‘58Paul F. Wiener ‘69Sanford W. Wilson, III ‘73Gregory S. Zenczak ‘75Thomas L. Zimmerman ‘70Theodore J. Zubulake ‘72Martin M. Zug ‘92Mary Beth A. ‘95 and David A.Zwally ‘96Varsity ($50-$249)Thomas A. Acker ‘72Megan Noreen Ackers ‘02Charles A. Adams ‘53Kevin John Ahearn, Jr. ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael A. Alec ‘08Kenneth J. Allen, Jr. ‘10PWilliam AllenMichael L. Altland ‘88Jeffrey I. Amtman ‘82N. Craig Anderson ‘60 ‘F/SDavid C. Angstadt ‘87C. Nicholas Antich ‘63Thomas W. Applegate ‘55Harold A. Arbo, Jr. ‘62Vincent Lawrence Armenti ‘02Jeffrey D. Armor ‘86Suzanne Aronowitz ‘04Susan and Kenneth R.Auerbach ‘02PLouis J. AulettaCharles A. Austin III ‘56Lauren Elizabeth Ayres ‘02Lori Ayres ‘01Douglas A. Baillie ‘62Lisa A Baker ‘10P F/SRaymond Baker ‘61Richard D. Baker IIIRobert BakerBetsy L. Balaguer ‘<strong>07</strong>Robin S. Balding ‘70Ted BankoKenneth Bareford ‘67Josephine and Leonard W. 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ATHLETICSCarol Z. Berretta ‘79John A. Berseth, Jr. ‘67Melanie G. Berstler ‘79Robert M. Bevan ‘60 ‘83P ‘86P ‘88PLynn A. Bevington ‘00Allen Biddinger ‘F/SRandall W. Biggs ‘73John R. Bisset, Jr. ‘67Courtney A. Black ‘99Kristen M.Blaston ‘05William R. Bodner, III ‘83Thomas J. Bold ‘84Richard A. Bolden ‘71Donald M. Bolle `F/SPaul Francis Bonomi ‘01James M. Bonsell ‘86Larry and Pam Borowsky ‘<strong>07</strong>PPeter BousomChristine Michele Boyd ‘04Robert J. Bradley Jr. ‘68Michael BradyJames A. Branegan, Jr. ‘35Mary Weiner Bransfield ‘86Peter C. Bransfield, Jr. ‘84Frederick C. Braun, III ‘63Michael R. BrayMaryanne ‘56W ‘88P ‘90P andGlenn I. Breidenbach ‘62 ‘97PLawrence R. Breiner ‘88Robert D. Breisch ‘69D. James Brennan, Jr. ‘84Terry L. Brenner ‘62John B. Brescher, Jr. ‘69David G. Breskman ‘69Brian L. Briggs ‘89Roy W. Briggs ‘61Elizabeth A. Brodbeck ‘98Harry F. Brooks ‘59 ‘84PBruce J. Brown ‘72Lewis Brown ‘10PPamela Brown ‘10PWilliam S. Brown, III ‘58Henry J. Brucker `39 `93GPDavid Brundage ‘04Paul J. Bruxelles ‘80Frank J. Buckworth, Jr. ‘61A. Newton Bugbee, Jr. ‘44Tara A. Bulin ‘00Lindsey A. Bulkley ‘05P. Alan Bulliner ‘65Gail S. and Donald L. Burgess ‘57Grant BurgetKathleen J. Burke Howie ‘09PJaime C. Burrough-Jess ‘95Salvatore A. Buscema ‘96John C. Butkus ‘80Brian S. Butler ‘76D. Stephen Butler ‘64John A. Cable ‘45James P. Callahan ‘66Casper M. Camarda ‘52Christopher K. Cameron ‘89Gregory Julian Cameron ‘96Herbert P. Campbell ‘72Jay B. Canell ‘89Neil I. Canell ‘89Robert E. Canfield ‘52Joanna Smith Capps ‘79Megan J. Capuano ‘91James P. Case ‘49Greg R. Casten ‘87Richard S. Casten ‘96Henry B. Castle ‘63Stephen G. Cavicchi ‘67Joseph Celauro ‘61David Carl Cerminaro ‘02David F. Chadwick ‘02Phillip B. Chambers ‘94Richard M. Chambers ‘80Christopher B. ChandorDonald Chaplin ‘99Edward CharlesLawrence Chatzinoff ‘78Robert W. Chesley ‘95Scott R. Chinitz ‘93John Luke Ciannello’02Jennifer Viglietta Civitts ‘97Dane E Clark ‘J. 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Davidson ‘87Maryann and Kenneth Davis ‘96PMarshall L. Davis ‘89James Edward Davitt ‘06Samuel J. Davy ‘43Lauren E. Day ‘03John L. Dean, Jr. ‘53David J. De Angelo ‘66John G. deGrouchy ‘43Alex DeleonWouter M. deNie ‘68William D. Denise, Jr. ‘62Jeanne M Denison ‘10PJohn N. Dennis ‘58 ‘88PJessica G. DePalo ‘05Sandra M. DePhillips ‘83Brian P. Derwin ‘73Luke E. Dewalt ‘91Richard J. DiBlasi ‘55Dennis R. Diehl ‘70John W. Dietz ‘36Stephanie Digneo ‘03Brian A. Dillman ‘78Bradley J. Dillon ‘04Emmeline L. ‘76G andLeonard R. Dimmick ‘49Joseph E. Diorio ‘77Jennifer Disisto ‘98John J. Dobosh ‘58Shannon M.Doherty ‘01Mr. Thomas DolanRobert M. Donchez ‘85Daniel J. Donovan ‘86Seth William Donrovich ‘05Travis L. Doto ‘00Thomas DrellesDiana and James Driscoll ‘83Marilyn C. Dunlap ‘72William P. Dwyer, Jr. ‘84Lance K. Eckenrode ‘97Richard J. Edwards ‘67Dr. Edward B. Eichelberger ‘56Harold A. Eisenhauer ‘50Susan C. and Steve EisenhauerNora A. and Mohamed S. El-Aasser ‘F/SMark ElliottThomas J. Ellis ‘05Robert H. Engle ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Paul English ‘<strong>07</strong>PEdwin J. Erikson ‘49Eric R. Erikson ‘50Joseph F. Eschleman ‘98Raymond W. Essington ‘72Stephen E. Estroff ‘59 ‘90P ‘93PMary Ann Eull ‘10PJohn T. Evans ‘39Paul G. Evans ‘71Adele F. ‘87G and John J. Fagan ‘75Carla J. Falco ‘88Joseph Falcone, Jr. ‘56P. Edward Fedeles ‘53Elizabeth A. Feeley ‘87J. Kitridge Fegley ‘64Douglas J. Feltman ‘63Brian E. Ferrara ‘04Michael FidorackRuth O. Fidorack ‘52GDavid J. Figura ‘97Michael Filipos ‘51Kenneth R. Finnegan ‘10PLynn C. Finnegan ‘10PBenjamin Fiore ‘56George F. Fischer, Jr. ‘49Matthew J. Fisk ‘09Walter C. Fisk, Jr. ‘09PAndrew K. Fitz ‘95James FitzpatrickC. William Flammer ‘69Thomas M. Flatley ‘61Charles J. Fleury, IV ‘69Michael K. Flood ‘60John J. Foley, Jr. ‘02P ‘09PJohn D. Folwell, Jr. ‘61Gerald C. Fornwald ‘60Ralph Z. Fortney ‘52 ‘80PRuth and David Fowler ‘99POscar E. Fox ‘44Richelle N. Francis ‘04Charles M. Frankel ‘62Aaron R. Frantz ‘88Eric D. Frary ‘89Tracy Bradley Frary ‘89Thomas L. Freda, Jr. ‘82Robert P. Freud ‘94Richard H. Frey ‘70Barbara FrickeJerry Friedenheim ‘54David K. Friedfeld ‘79Gregory G. Fritz ‘90Robert A. Fuerst ‘61Peter D. Fuller ‘73Neil H. Funnell ‘57 ‘83PRobert N. Funnell ‘83Colleen Davis Furey ‘04Taryn A. ‘99 ‘01G ‘F/SJason D. Gall ‘F/SMichael J. Gallagher ‘60David G. Gallaher ‘56Matthew E. Galuska ‘06Mr. William W Galvin ‘58Donald C. Garaventi ‘58Amy GardenJoseph W. Gardiner, III ‘56Katherine B. Garrity ‘04Douglas C. Gates ‘96Matthew T. Gehrt ‘00Samuel J. Gelfo, Jr. ‘71James W. Gentles ‘48 ‘80PJack G. GentulR. Eric Gerhart ‘72Richard F. GerhartBetty Gerlach’36WJohn GetchisDiana Benner Giddon ‘90James F. Giddon ‘90Lawrence S. Gift ‘57Gerard L. Gigon ‘67Thomas Robert Gilbert ‘<strong>07</strong>
ATHLETICSJ. David Gill ‘72Robert F. Gilmore, USAF, RET ‘55Gregory Gilroy ‘09PEmil R. Giordano ‘79Stephen E. Giordano ‘04Elmer W. Glick ‘33 ‘78HRichard A. Globman ‘65John W. Glomb ‘57 ‘00PEdgar GlossBrian J. Glueck ‘86Sondra Sturim Glueck ‘88Mary and Mark E.Goehring ‘76 ‘<strong>07</strong>PMason L. Goldberg ‘97Robert H. Goldman ‘83William GoldmanRichard Thomas Golebiewski ‘02Michele B. Golombuski ‘97Jennifer Gorak Finnerty ‘94Alan B. Gordon ‘83Richard Gordon ‘52Joseph M. Gorla ‘96Sean C. Gormley ‘03Hugh P. Gortler ‘82Roy W. Grabner ‘61J. Pennock Graham ‘75M. Timothy Grant ‘74Thomas P. Gratto ‘62Christopher M. Greer ‘91Richard D. GrimAntonette M. Giorgio ‘98Alfred A. Gross, Jr. ‘61James R. Gross ‘90Thomas E. Gunn ‘54Larry J. Gustavson ‘68Joseph N. Guterl ‘00Stephen J. Guttman, Jr. ‘82Joseph A. Guynes ‘05PPeter S. Hagerman ‘61Kempton C. Haile ‘82Alonzo F. Haines, II ‘52Jeffrey H. HainesMaurice Hallett ‘96Stephen Halperin ‘60Clyde HalsteadRobert HamillThomas W. Hammond, Jr. ‘72Douglas K. Hampson ‘73Robert A. Handschue ‘75Russell F. Handwerk, Jr. ‘53David A. Harlow ‘65Barry C. Harris ‘70Richard D. Harris ‘74Robert N. Hartenstine ‘67Edward R. Hatfield ‘55Steven M. Hatkin ‘92Wayne W. Hausser ‘55Peter J. Havel ‘59Thomas J. Healy, Jr. ‘85Jeffrey C. Heaton ‘84David R. Heck ‘75Jessie Kresge ‘04R. Kenneth Heist ‘64Mary HeitzmanPeter J. Henning, USN ‘69Richard E. Hepp ‘95Margaret and Kent H.Herman ‘79G, ‘06PMerrill Hess ‘08Robert P. Hess ‘64Thomas HessSara F. Hessel ‘01John W. Highfield ‘61Mr. Scott HilbertJohn S. Hill ‘62David J. Hines ‘84William Hittinger ‘44 ‘71P ‘73H‘75P ‘78P ‘97GP ‘F/SMichael F. Hoben `61 `90PRichard C. Hoch ‘50Linda G. andCharles G. Hodge III `61Robert A. Hodgson ‘66Bonnie Marie Hoffman ‘01Christopher M. Hoffmann ‘89Eric M. Holben ‘89Peter J. Hondru ‘71Daniel J. Honoshowsky ‘96Clifford L. Hopkins ‘80Gregory T. Horn ‘<strong>07</strong>John Robert Horutz ‘99Keith M. Hottle ‘81Charles E. Houck ‘66Patrick D. Howlett ‘67Louis E. Huber, Jr. ‘65Donald M. Hubsch ‘52Charles G. Huch ‘52Alex W. Hudgins ‘05Wayne L. Hunsperger ‘10PJeffrey R. Hunt ‘84Mary Frances Hynoski ‘05Joseph W. Iagulli ‘75Peter F. Ignall ‘63Bradley K. Ingersoll ‘90Edward J. Iobst ‘86Susanne Teklits Iobst ‘86Theodore W. Iobst, II ‘82Marc D. Ippolito ‘92Jana Lin Iwasaki ‘02Linda and Ronald T. Iwasaki ‘02PJohn E. Jacobi, Jr. ‘59Gailon E. Jacobs ‘89Paul M. Jacobs ‘69Mitra Jahangeri ‘10PAdam JamesThaddeus J. Jamula, Jr. ‘71Eugene F. Jarrell III ‘78Charles E. Jenkins ‘53Frederick B. Johns ‘90Eugene Johnston ‘08PJeanne-Marie Johnston ‘08PThomas H. Johnston ‘48I. Blakeley Johnstone III ‘72Bruce A. Jones ‘09PC. William Jones ‘60Eugene D. JonesHugh E. Jones ‘99William C. Jones, Jr. ‘61Mark A. Jorgensen ‘62Georgie JosephsonMichael C. Julian ‘66Michael S. Kadow ‘98John Kafka ‘09PPamela and RonaldKampner ‘05PDonald F. Kane ‘62Michael J. Kane ‘77Daniel R. Kaplan ‘52Gary J. Karnish ‘90Leon Kassabian ‘88Michael A. Katz ‘70Robert A. Kaufman ‘68Mark A. Kavulich ‘87Howard E. Keim ‘55Drew A. Keiser ‘81George T. Keller ‘56K. Lindsay Keller ‘<strong>07</strong>Robert W. Keller ‘58Geraldine L. Kelly ‘02PRobert R. Kendi ‘75Robert C. Kennedy ‘09PRobert E. Kiley `55Mark E. Kimmel ‘82Walter I. King ‘63William E. Kirsch ‘76Brian P. Kishbaugh ‘93Allan W. Kishpaugh ‘49Michael P. Kitchko ‘03Gary R. Klein ‘89Kamil Klier ‘F/SRonald G. Knerr ‘83Philip J. Koehler, Jr. ‘08David W. Koons ‘74Ted R. Kosinski ‘97Dean E. Koski ‘F/SAndrew W. Kosko ‘90Lori A. Kosko ‘89Carladean R. and Michael E.Kostelnik `61 `87P `95PCharles KozloffJohn A. Kraemer ‘79Ronald J. Kralik ‘73Matthew Alvin Kramer ‘96John Daniel Kucher ‘00Theodore C. Kuchler, Jr. ‘59Michael L. Kuenne ‘59Michael L. Kuenne Jr. ‘97E. William Kuhl, Jr. ‘66Jay A. Kuritzky ‘77Ernest A. Kurmes ‘53Delia R. Kurry ‘03A. Charles Kuss III ‘52Patrick A. Lacey ‘83Charles D. LaMotta ‘63Edwin LanahanClifton A. Lando ‘62Terry S. Landon ‘10PJames A. Largay, III ‘F/SLowell Latshaw ‘60James P. Laubenstein ‘71Andrea Lauer Rice ‘90Peter B. Laurie ‘68Nathaniel J. Lauver ‘02Leslie B. Lavender ‘82Lance E. Laver ‘99William F. Lawton, V ‘82Jenny S. Lee ‘93Gerald G. LeemanJonathan S. Lehberger ‘94Walter LeidigEdward LenderRobert R. Lentz ‘65Thomas LeonardRobert J. LesselJoseph A. LevatoLeslie Konigsberg Levy ‘80David M. Licata ‘01Steven S. Lichtman ‘76Jean D. Lieberman ‘78Norman F. Liedtke, Jr. ‘74Benjamin W. Light ‘98Jeffry A. Lindenbaum ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Nile R. Linn ‘96Judith LipseyGeorge Little ‘52Sharon and Drew Loder ‘03Jill R. Racketa ‘05John LongenderferFrederick Longernecker ‘10PRebecca C. Loomis ‘10PMegan B. Losier ‘80Michael J. Loughran ‘90Jeffrey D. Lowe ‘67David C. Lown ‘68Leonard Lubart ‘08PWilliam A. Lynn ‘90Joseph J. Macellara ‘82Alan S. MacGregor ‘73Cynthia Izuno Macri ‘79Michael P. Madigan ‘92Craig M. Madsen ‘80Duncan C. Malcolm ‘52Martin J. Maloney ‘59John R. Maly ‘72David A. Mancosh, Jr. ‘74Gregory J. Manion ‘82Richard B. Manning ‘80Martin A. Marasco ‘68Joseph W. Maresca, Jr. ‘68William T. Marks ‘70Thomas P. Marron ‘89Colin James Marshall ‘02Edward J. Martin ‘89Richard Mascuch ‘43James M. Maskulka ‘F/SWilliam G. Massa ‘83Shawn M. Masterson ‘92Francesco P. Mastracchio ‘82Andrew D. Mastropietro ‘96Suzanne Matarazzo ‘99Joanna MateyRobert K. MateyCraig F. Mc Beth ‘76Stephen J. Mc Guire ‘90Charles F. McAteer IV ‘00Timothy James Mcauliffe ‘02Larry R. McCauley’68Mark L McCauley ‘06Edward S. Mcconnell, III ‘03T. Stephen McConnell ‘90Salvatrice McCracken ‘09PCleveland J McCray, Jr ‘95Susan Stoup McDonald ‘80
ATHLETICSChristina C. McDonie ‘84Bill McDonnell ‘09PLisa McDonnell ‘09PMarianne and MartinMcGann,‘01James W. McGeady ‘50Peter B. McGee ‘76Michael R. McGrath ‘70James R. McIntosh ‘F/SJohn McKiernanHarry J. McNally, Jr. ‘60Thomas W. McNamara,USN, RET ‘51Myron D. McPherson ‘89Susan McWilliams ‘91Timothy E. McWilliams’90Christopher J. Mears ‘86O.G. MearsDaniel Medei ‘04GDavid L. Melick ‘86Douglas R. Mento ‘97Marjorie MeredithDavid N. Mesick ‘52Richard C. MetzJohn D. Meyers ‘83Matthew M. Mezzancello ‘05Jack Miers ‘53Lawrence J. Miksiewicz ‘81Thomas MikulaKelly Miller ‘09PKristen S. Miller ‘05Rick Miller ‘09PJanice P. Mills ‘09PRichard P Mills, Jr. ‘09PRobert S. Miltenberger ‘44Sherie A. Mischler ‘90John R. Missimer ‘95Julie Ann Mitchell ‘<strong>07</strong>Peter M. Mitchell ‘58Michael M. Mitlehner ‘89Daniel J. Mitrano ‘72Andrew C. Mittendorf ‘98Scott D. Mittl ‘95Edward H. Mockridge, Jr. ‘70Laura and Mitchell Moloney ‘06PEve Gerriets Mongiardo ‘86Derek B. Moore ‘97Melinda and Robert Moran, Jr. ‘01Matthew R. Morgan ‘82Robert W. Morgan ‘53James M. Morris, Jr. ‘43Timothy Rayfield MorrisCraig A. Moser ‘93Mitch MosesJohn S. Mountsier ‘50Jessica Elizabeth Mudry ‘96Eileen and John Mudry ‘96PRobert C. Muir, Jr. ‘40Thomas E. Muir ‘68James Muller ‘<strong>07</strong>PWilliam L. Munson ‘62William F. Murphey ‘54Joel MyersPaul B. Myers, Jr. ‘57GNeeraj K. Nanavati ‘05Mary D. Naylor ‘10PRobert F. Naylor ‘57Helen T. Neidig ‘FAleda and David Nelson ‘<strong>07</strong>PLeeAnn and James Neumann ‘87William S. Newlin, Jr. ‘52Philip F. Newman `54`72G `79P `09GPJeffrey L. Newton ‘84Kristina Elizabeth Nied ‘06David M. Nissley ‘79Dennis C. Noble ‘56Everett B. Norbury, Jr. ‘69George J. Novak ‘58Michael J. Novak ‘87Jesse M. Novalis ‘04Walter F. and Lillian H. Nutt ‘36John G. Nyby ‘F/SBrian P. O’Connell ‘85James F. O’Connell ‘55Lynne R. O’Connell ‘85Catherine O’Connor ‘09PRobert O’Connor ‘09PCynthia F. Ogren’82Theodore P. Ogren ‘81Hugh G. Oldach ‘50Jonathan N. Olsen ‘86Robert A. Orben ‘58 ‘97PDarice O’Neill ‘10PWilliam R. Orben ‘97Joan and Joseph O’Reilly ‘04Alexander Ostapenko ‘82Justin Christopher Pagan ‘02Robert O. Palsgrove ‘81Richard E. Parsons ‘61Aaron Daniel Paterson ‘02Ernest W. Patten, Jr. ‘65Mr. Garry Paul ‘FHarold R. Paul ‘71Brian W. Paulen ‘98Elizabeth A. Paulson ‘95Michael S. Paulson ‘95Anna Pawlewicz ‘08pAnne L. Pecsek ‘F/SStephen A. PecuchJohn R. Peek ‘60Christofer Robert Peppler ‘99Jennifer and Bryan Perler ‘00Heather PetitWilliam R. Phelps ‘68Lawrence R. Phillips ‘62Margaret L. Phyfe ‘09PWilliam C. Phyfe ‘09PAnthony William Piccola ‘02Paula G. Piercy ‘90Todd L. Piercy ‘88Jeffrey R. Pietrak ‘02Carmen and Daniel Pietrzak ‘97Dana R. Pizarro ‘73Robert P. Platzer ‘54Paul P. Podgurski ‘59Roger H. Poindexter ‘55Michael D. Policarpo ‘96G. Barry Pratt ‘64Douglas J. Prediger ‘70Louis J. Principe ‘56Edward G. Pringle ‘63Paul J. Prutzman ‘66Christopher A. Purdy ‘85Edmund J. Purdy, Jr. ‘52Rubin QawasmyGeorge C. Rach ‘60John W. Ramsay ‘58George Ramsden ‘44Joseph M.Raniszewski ‘06Stephanie M. Rapel ‘00Joann RaseraJames D. Rau ‘80L. Michael Rayeur ‘84Jill C. Johnson ‘91G ‘F/SEdward S. Regan ‘90Neil O. Reichard ‘59Richard C. Reilly ‘67Laurence A. Reisman ‘82Robert D. Reisman ‘52 ‘82PNeal K. Resch ‘60Daneille Resovich ‘04Mrs. Richard H. Reynolds ‘03Russell S. Rich ‘09PRobert E. Richter ‘88William S. Rickelman ‘93Richard C. Rickenbach ‘71Matthew Ricketson ‘80Russell J. Riddell ‘66Michael J. Rieker ‘78Kenton W. Rittenhouse ‘58David S. Ritterpusch,USA, RET ‘63Linda J. Dostert ‘87Jeffrey H. Roddin ‘91Robert A. Roepke ‘58Dale D. Rohn ‘73Gail T. Rold ‘87William C. Roman ‘76Chris RosemanRoger N. Rosenberger, Esq. ‘69Emery H. Rosenbluth, Jr. ‘63Lester R. Rosenfeld ‘40Christopher L. Roth ‘87Robert A. Roth ‘78Lynn and Michael RothmanWilliam Rowe, Sr.H. L. Boyer Royal ‘56Alan Rubin ‘57Edward H. Ruestow, Jr. ‘52Jonnie W. Rushatz ‘68James O. Rust ‘67Michele C. Ruth ‘82Richard L. Ruth ‘68Christine and Robert J. Ryan ‘99PRobert J. Ryan ‘99Sean C. Ryan ‘73Joseph H. Sahl ‘03F. Bruce Sahler ‘60Attila L. Salamon ‘60David B. Salerno ‘64Jeffrey A.Samuels ‘05Deirdre Samuelsen ‘03Robert J. Santo ‘80Richard D. Santoro ‘59Norman R. Sanyour ‘85Theodor C. Sauer Jr. ‘70Stacy Rosen Saul ‘90Steven M. Saul ‘90Sally and James E. Saxe ‘01PRobert L. Scamman ‘78Howard F. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘53Maureen Elizabeth Schaub ‘03Brian P. Schellati ‘00Elihu M. Schepps ‘52 ‘80PRobert A. Scheu ‘61Donald K. Schlosser ‘62Francis R. Schmid, Jr. ‘37Curtis A. Schmidt ‘75Erik M. Schmitz ‘91James G. Schmoyer ‘62Ann E. Schmoyer-Story ‘75Keith C. Schoepflin ‘81Robert T. Schoepflin ‘53Jeffrey R. Scholz ‘63Mildred M. Schwarz ‘01PArthur K. Schweithelm ‘65Carl Schwenker III ‘60Karen M. Sciascia ‘80Joe ScottThomas B. Sculley, Jr. ‘74Mr. Brian C. Seaback ‘06Richard M. Sedmak ‘71Michael J. Sedonic ‘71Andrew P. Segal ‘67James E. Seigman ‘58Eric L. Sejourne ‘88Jeffrey A. Senior ‘88Matthew S. Senkowski ‘98David E. Setzer ‘58Kyle A. Severson ‘96Robert H. Shabaker ‘59 ‘99PThomas D. Shannahan, III ‘ 79Charles H. Sharpless ‘70Susan Eckert Shea ‘84Van C. Shell ‘91Adam R Sherman ‘04Harold D. Sherwood ‘44Stephen L. Shields ‘71Stephen W. Shiffert ‘77David R. Shillaber ‘81Jean ShimpSamuel F. Shireman ‘40David Shook ‘93GEdward K Shupp ‘F/SArlene and Robert G. Shurts `48`75P `77P `81P `05GP `<strong>07</strong>GPRussell R. Sicard ‘70Edward S. Sider ‘60Richard H. Siemer ‘62Charles SimonsAllison Lynn Sims ‘99D. Thomas Skeans II ‘05Harvey M. Skolnick ‘61Walter J. Skoriak ‘67Robert W. Slavin ‘68Edward H. Small, Jr. ‘54Patricia S. `93G and John W.Smeaton `F/S `06PAnne E. Smeglin ‘08Anthony M. Smeglin ‘08Charles J. Smith, III ‘73
ATHLETICSChristine and Charles R.Smith, Jr. ‘F/SFritz A. Smith ‘53Glenn A. Smith ‘67Gregory C. Smith ‘75Kenneth R. Smith ‘F/SKyle A. Smith ‘98Paul E. Smith ‘61 ‘93PRichard C. Smith `55 `04GPTed Smith ‘08PJan G. Snedeker ‘95David W. Snow ‘71Brett A. Snyder ‘00James F. Snyder ‘85James W. Snyder, Jr. ‘56Joanne E. Sonberg ‘96Shannon Spangler ‘10PFrances Hopkins Spence ‘77Thomas W. Spence, Jr. ‘78Travis A. Spencer ‘F/SStephen J. Spey ‘74Hugh G. and BettySpilsbury, Jr. ‘49Thomas W. Standeven ‘59Mark Stanley ‘FKathleen Starsinic ‘08PRobert Starsinic ‘08PRay F. Stauffer, Jr. ‘49Donald E. Steeber ‘55Eric J. Steelman ‘85Dwight E. Stein ‘84Fred P. Stein ‘56Van Eric E. Stein ‘92Richard P. Steinmann ‘72Francis P. Stenger ‘58David H. Stephens ‘ 75Stanley D. Sterner ‘76Anne T. Stevens ‘84George M. Stevens ‘66Robert J. Stevens, USN, RET ‘48James P. Stevenson ‘65Pamela E. Stewart ‘91Katrie M. Stiles ‘04Thomas E. Stine ‘78Betsy B. Stires ‘83Mark S. Stires ‘84Jack L. Stolz ‘57F. Anderson StoneLouis S. Stout ‘36Donna Strobel ‘01PJohn P. Stupp, Jr. ‘72Michael D. SuarezEdward D. SullivanGrace Sullivan ‘08PTimothy Sullivan ‘08PJames D. Sutton, Jr. ‘66John W. Swanger, Jr. ‘72Mark A.Swanson ‘05Kelly A. Swartz ‘97Richard R. Swyers, Jr. ‘53David A. Szablowski ‘82Michael Ashford Taggart ‘04John Talotta ‘66Norman W. Taylor ‘37William P. TaylorF. Richard Thaeder ‘68Scott D. Theuerkauf ‘85Chad Eugene Thoman ‘02Lee D. Thomas ‘73 ‘<strong>07</strong>PDavid C. Thompson ‘51Peter Thompson ‘50Robert C. Thompson ’56 *Joan and Charles A. Tier, IV ‘99PMonica A Timar ‘F/SCarleton H. Tindall ‘60Cynthia Alice Tindall ‘02Hally P. Toia ‘08PWilliam E. Toikka ‘62Mr. George Toliver ‘04PRobert J. Tootell ‘72Peter F. Torgersen ‘73James D. Toth ‘64Jerome D. Towe ‘53Dale Townsend ‘F/SLori Ann Trechter ‘93Jonathan J Trenge ‘05 ‘F/SKeith Allen Treonze ‘99Kelly M. Treonze ‘04Walter W. Trimble ‘95Joseph Trinkle Jr.Lindsay Trinkle ‘04Robert J. Trinkle ‘63George Trotman, Jr. ‘61William H. Trotter ‘67Glenn W. 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Weaver ‘89Elizabeth and WilliamWeihenmayer ‘<strong>07</strong>PJoseph P. Weis ‘65Sandra and Donald J Weiss ‘06PThomas J. Weiss ‘06David J. Welford ‘78Charles P. Wentz ‘61Alan WerlauJanice and Donald Wert ‘<strong>07</strong>GPJune and Randall T. Wert ‘<strong>07</strong>PKevin Paul Weschler ‘03Stewart A. Wessel ‘92Keith WestColleen B. Wetmore ‘92J. Paul Wetterau ‘59Michael D. Wetzel ‘93Michael M. Whalen ‘82Biddle A. Whigham ‘48Emmet T. White ‘42 ‘78PPatrick WhiteEva Jane and William R.White ‘74PKurt S. Wiesner ‘62Samuel Wilkinson ‘51Donald F. Williams ‘50 ‘77PGayle P. Williams ‘54Michael P. Williams ‘85James Newton Wilson ‘63Duane C. Wilt ‘54Laura D. Wind ‘02Nancy and Gene Winter ‘06PJames M. Winters ‘65Ronald M. Winters ‘78Michael D. Woodward ‘61Szu-Yung David Wu ‘F/SCharles F. Wuestner, Jr. ‘56Bradley H. Wyckoff ‘80Matthew Thomas Yarnold ‘03Anne Bishop Yetman ‘FMark D. Yoder ‘82Brian D. Yost ‘96Justin T. Yurchak ‘04Joseph S. Zabrecky ‘88William Courtney Zahm ‘01Augustine M. Zangrilli ‘99Julius F. Zavar ‘63Derek S. Zeller ‘94Alysa B. Zellner ‘06Gregory P. Zern ‘68Raymond E. Zielinski ‘73Joan K. and John E.Zollinger, Jr. `57 `86P `88PO. Barry Zug ‘61Team Member (Under $49)Kyle David Adams ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael C. Adler ‘93Brian Christopher Ahearn ‘<strong>07</strong>Curtis A. Alexander, Jr. ‘62Sean Allen ‘<strong>07</strong>Jill Robin Altshuler ‘96Jacquelyn M. Amato ‘05Brian Jeffrey Andalman ‘02Eric N. Anderson, II ‘06Jordan Michael Anderson ‘<strong>07</strong>Matthew J. Anderson ‘<strong>07</strong>Richard D. Andres ‘80Joseph E. Angelli ‘96Charles D. Atmore ‘53Julian Austin ‘<strong>07</strong>Richard L. Baggelaar ‘67Mary K. Baker ‘F/SAmanda Jessica Barisich ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael N. BartholomewFrederick J. Batson, Jr. ‘50C. Thomas Baumgartner ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Robert BaydaArthur R. Beauregard, IV ‘00Peter A. Bechtel ‘76Paul C. Beck ‘69Betty Ann and James E.Benton ‘06PRichard W. Berg, Jr. ‘64Ann Marie and Michel Berger ‘<strong>07</strong>PPatrick S. Berger ‘<strong>07</strong>Kelly L. Berk ‘05Dana L. Berkowitz ‘05Marion and Joseph Bernholz ‘00Nicholas L. Bet ‘<strong>07</strong>Peter B. Bickett ‘52Eileen Biro ‘F/SMr. and Mrs. Ben L.Bishop, Jr. ‘06PDavid S. Bishop ‘93Deirdre Dalpiaz Bishop ‘93Adrienne Nicole Blount ‘<strong>07</strong>Amy M. Bogart ‘06Stephanie BoldtWilliam J. Bolton, II ‘87Alan Jay Borowsky ‘<strong>07</strong>Gregory Wilson Bosch ‘06Ayres Boswell-Mills ‘89Charles L. Bowers, Jr. ‘61Owen Randal Breininger ‘ 06Randal H. Breininger ‘79Lee W. Brooks ‘82Gary M. Brownell ‘72Geoffrey M. Brunn ‘<strong>07</strong>Robert J. Burns ‘66Shawn S. Butler ‘86Lauren Neidig Calabrese ‘<strong>07</strong>Robert Caldwell’ 09PMelissa L. Capone ‘03Nicole Carl ‘F/SBruce A. Carpenter ‘71John H. Carson ‘69Matthew C. Cassidy ‘06Pasquale E. Castiello ‘66GMark Robinson Chandler ‘<strong>07</strong>Cheng-Yu S. Chang ‘97Mary C Cheafsky ‘FAnna Kristina Childson ‘<strong>07</strong>Matthew J. Ciasulli ‘<strong>07</strong>Catherine CieslinskiSheila M.Clabby ‘05John Clark ‘FWilliam T. Cochran, II ‘75Heidi P. Cohen ‘96Kelly A. Collins-Romanczuk ‘00R. Kirkwood Colton ‘78G, ‘02PJoseph R. Comly, III ‘54Phyllis and Allen Conklin ‘08GPMelanie Kathleen Conklin ‘<strong>07</strong>David F. Cook ‘60Samuel J. Coursen ‘93Thomas S. Coursen, III ‘91Sarah Elizabeth Csikos ‘<strong>07</strong>
ATHLETICSDaniel L. CuratolaMichael Anthony Dal Santo ‘<strong>07</strong>Micah Damato ‘99Alexis A. Davis ‘94Lindsay Amy Davis ‘05GWesley A. Davis, Jr. ‘39Richard C. deDufour ‘84GRonald H. Delfini ‘65 ‘88P ‘91PWilliam T. DeLong ‘43Jennamarie DeVito ‘05Michael Lewis DeVito ‘<strong>07</strong>Jeffrey Joseph Devlin ‘<strong>07</strong>Dimitri E. Diamandopoulos Jr. ‘FGary E. Diehl ‘67R. Bertrum Diemer, Jr. ‘73Catherine C. Dietrich ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Digneo ‘03Matthew M. DiMaggio ‘<strong>07</strong>Clarence M. Ditlow, III ‘65Richard A. Divok ‘FTimothy S. Doane ‘F/SRobert B. Doherty ‘80James A. Donahue, III ‘80Mr. and Mrs. George Donald ‘04Kevin McKenna Donlan ‘<strong>07</strong>Eric P. D’Orvilliers ‘05Meghan Leigh Duesing ‘<strong>07</strong>Patrick John Dugan ‘03Jeffrey P. Dunn ‘80David Duquette ‘04John B. Durkee, Jr.62Ryan Randall Duvall ‘<strong>07</strong>Gwendolyn Keashon Dwyer ‘<strong>07</strong>Paul S. Dzera ‘78David Bradley Edelstein ‘06Douglas Y. Edwards ‘61Travis John Eisemann ‘<strong>07</strong>Frank P. Eisinger ‘49Sara S. Ellis ‘<strong>07</strong>Sean Paul English ‘<strong>07</strong>Barbara Erdmanis ‘06PChelsea K. Erdmanis ‘06Maj James J. Evanko ‘81Sharon Evanko’ 09PMegan Eves Williams ‘93David Aaron Falk ‘<strong>07</strong>Andrea M. Falke ‘94Shawn M. Farrell ‘89Drew B. Fetters ‘73Louis Filo, III ‘73Alyssa A. Fisher ‘72Michael G. Fisher ‘91Ashley L Fitztgerald ‘90Linda and James Fitzgerald ‘06PMichael Yale Flanagan ‘<strong>07</strong>Dianna J. Fleming ‘04PGrant Taylor Flothmeier ‘06F. R. Corky Flynn ‘55Saralyn K. Foley ‘09PChandler Ford, Jr. ‘59Heather A. Ford ‘06Stefanie Clark Forlenza ‘<strong>07</strong>Lauren Martha Fornuto’<strong>07</strong>Derek Alan Frankhouser ‘<strong>07</strong>Kathryn L. ‘93 & Craig A.Franklin 87Kevin Patrick Frost ‘06Kristine P. Furey ‘04Andrew Gaglin ‘FJanet Galante ‘09PTaryn A. ‘99 ‘01G F/S andJason D. Gall F/SPeter Paul Garibaldi, III ‘<strong>07</strong>Moira Aileen Garrity ‘<strong>07</strong>David Evans Gaunt ‘<strong>07</strong>Dr. and Mrs. Edward Geosits ‘<strong>07</strong>PIan Patrick Gillen ‘04Brendan William Glover ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael S. Golden ‘72Joel M. Goldstein ‘66Frank R. GormanMeghan E. Gove ‘06David S. Granet ‘<strong>07</strong>Richard F. Green ‘72Michael F. Gregorek ‘04Dana J. Grimley ‘<strong>07</strong>Adrienne Lynn Grunwald ‘04Melani Krug Guentherman ‘93Daniela Guerrero ‘<strong>07</strong>Clayton R. Gum ‘56GRebecca Aida Guzman ‘<strong>07</strong>George S. Hagstoz, Jr. ‘64Brad HahnAlan E. Hall ‘09PHeather Victoria Hamasaki ‘<strong>07</strong>Jairus K. Hammond ‘66Robert William Hampson ‘06Lauren Elyse Haney ‘<strong>07</strong>Frederick N. Hartman ‘76Grant C. Hartman ‘<strong>07</strong>Kenneth O. Hartman ‘61Olivia E. and Robert S.Hartman ‘58Christopher Ryan Hause ‘<strong>07</strong>David M. Helfrich ‘<strong>07</strong>Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P.Helfrich ‘<strong>07</strong>PLinda M. Hendrixson ‘06Christina Marie Henry ‘00Alexandra L. Herb ‘06GKari Elizabeth Herzog ‘97Debbie Hazel ‘09PMatthew Healy Hichborn ‘<strong>07</strong>David S. Highhill ‘06Lauren Katherine Hilker’ 06William K. Hindon ‘65Tara M. Ho ‘02Joel Hockman ‘<strong>07</strong>Dan W. Hoerig ‘58Brian P. Hogan ‘58Thomas M. Hoh 75Andrew R. Holland ‘01Njomele Hong ‘94Alexander Rapley Hooff ‘<strong>07</strong>Kevin Joseph Houk ‘<strong>07</strong>Carolyn Nichole House ‘<strong>07</strong>Doreen L. Howard ‘96Peter L. Hoyt ‘53Robert G. Hyde ‘67Adam Lee Hyncik ‘<strong>07</strong>Joseph Steven ‘Ianoale ‘05Linda L. Isabelle ‘10PSonu A. Jain ‘99Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson ‘05PMartin E. Jenkins II ‘05Susan E. Jindra ‘91Irene K. Jones ‘F/SDavid M. Joseph ‘F/SMike JosephsonMichael J. Juengst ‘70Michele D Julian ‘<strong>07</strong>PCharles Kafka ‘09PEllen W. and Richard D.Kaplan ‘65Patrick P. Keegan ‘92Kevin C. Kehs ‘08PSara H. Kehs ‘08PRichard KidneyRupert Erich Kiefer ‘05Lauren Nicole King ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael S Kleeblatt ‘01Andrew P. Knerr ‘09Krista N. Kobeski ‘<strong>07</strong>Dale K KoblerPhilip J. Koehler,III ‘08Candice and Carl S. Koerner ‘03PFay Liza Kogan ‘<strong>07</strong>Linsey M. Kokal ‘04Michael B. Komson ‘93David F. Korff ‘66Matthew Anthony Kostyal ‘ F/SAlfred L. Kratzer ‘51Henry A. Kruger ‘50William C. Kuhlke ‘52Keith P. Kulesza ‘84Jack R. Kurtz ‘52Kathleen G. LaBar ‘10PRobert D. LaBar ‘10PFrank W. Lanahan ‘83Arlene LattaAndrew Phillip LaVine ‘04Jennifer Stadler Leary ‘93Sean P. Leary ‘93 F/SGina Loren Lewandowski ‘<strong>07</strong>Nicholas Doern Lieberman ‘<strong>07</strong>Kirsten Lindel Liljeqvist ‘<strong>07</strong>Daniel G. Lindner ‘77Peter Ryan Lloyd ‘<strong>07</strong>Andrew C. LobbyD. Roy Lobdell ‘84Donald R. Lowry, Jr. ‘44Andrea J. Luebbe ‘05Molly J. Luft ‘<strong>07</strong>James B. Lynn ‘58David G. Lyons ‘64Emily O Macwilliams ‘05Lisa J. Bardinelli Madigan ‘88Robert M. Madigan, Jr.’88Robert F. Magee ‘70Landon Bennett Maggs ‘<strong>07</strong>William P. Mangus ‘55Dell Manone ‘FHerbert S. Marchand ‘66Victoria and Anthony P.Marino ‘<strong>07</strong>PFrank S. Markosky ‘75Theresa E. Martian ‘05PMendy Michelle Martin ‘<strong>07</strong>Lee M. Martucci ‘82Timothy Patrick Matthews ‘<strong>07</strong>Cassidy L. Maumus ‘<strong>07</strong>Julie L. Mazer ‘F/SJohn D. McCumber ‘95John McCutchan ‘08PLorraine McCutchan ‘08PKevin R. McFarland ‘<strong>07</strong>Patrick John McFarlin ‘<strong>07</strong>Elizabeth B. Meltzer ‘F/SJason Andrew Mgebroff ‘<strong>07</strong>Martin Michael ‘<strong>07</strong>Chris MihalakisKelly Kramer Miller ‘94Lorraine S. Miller ‘82Richard B. Miller ‘62Michael W. Mills ‘69Colin Thomas Mistele ‘<strong>07</strong>Daniela Molina Piper ‘<strong>07</strong>Edward J. Molitor ‘52William A. MonheimerNicole L. Montegary ‘<strong>07</strong>Shirley L. Moore ‘10PKathryn Sarah Mootz ‘03James Frederick Morahan ‘06John Moran ‘06PMichael D.T. Moran ‘06Susan and David L Morse ‘<strong>07</strong>PMegan Elizabeth Morse ‘<strong>07</strong>David Farrell Moscow ‘<strong>07</strong>Michael P. Mott ‘90Francesca R. Murasko-Blank ‘<strong>07</strong>Kevin J. Murphy ‘94V. Paul Murray, Jr. ‘85Daniel T. Murrer ‘<strong>07</strong>David K Nakasone ‘<strong>07</strong>Gary D. Naylor ‘71Thomas J. Naylor ‘10PKassia Nelson ‘<strong>07</strong>Bethany L.Nessler ‘05Catherine B. Nicholson ‘03Jeffrey NolanJerome J. O’Brien ‘62Joseph F O’BrienWilliam J. O’Donnell ‘08Ruth OehrleMichael R. O’Hagan ‘89Jason F. O’Koren ‘<strong>07</strong>Lee B. Oliphant ‘77Nils C. Olson ‘94Julia H. Oltman ‘F/SChristopher George Orben ‘06John Daniel O’Reilly ‘<strong>07</strong>Margaret J. O’Shea ‘06Katharine R. Paine ‘<strong>07</strong>Stephanie Jane Palmieri ‘<strong>07</strong>Robert H. Paretchan ‘01Richard W. Parsons ‘49Vanessa PaskaitisChristopher G. Paul ‘92Hannah PawlewiczKaela I. Pearce ‘08Jay Pennick ‘77Michael S. PlesherJessica V. Powers ‘06H. Victor Pratt, Jr. ‘61 ‘86PLloyd A. Ramsey ‘71Brett Reed ‘F/SDavid A. Reese ‘72John Edward Reese ‘<strong>07</strong>Paul L. Reiber, Jr. ‘44 ‘76PJames J. Reilly ‘FRenee S. ‘83 and James J. Reilly ‘84Suzanne Pratt Reynolds ‘<strong>07</strong>John Steven Ricciardi ‘<strong>07</strong>Paul S. Roeder ‘55Jill Roddin Roethke ‘92Steven M. Roethke ‘94
ATHLETICSAntonio Rothenbach ‘<strong>07</strong>J. William Royer ‘49Suzanne M. Royer ‘81Daniel T. Sachse ‘48Elizabeth V. Houston ‘00Garrett Evan Sager ‘99Ray R. SalabskyStephen Patrick Salemme ‘<strong>07</strong>Robert J. Sallash, Jr. ‘91PCharles M. Sandwick, Jr. ‘50P. Ross Santangelo ‘84Jeffrey J Santo’ <strong>07</strong>Paul J SavellFrank A. Scattene, III ‘80Jennifer Grace Schappert ‘06Whitney Elizabeth Schenbeck ‘<strong>07</strong>Henry E. Schlenker ‘66Leroy C. Schroder ‘74Manuel F. Schubert ‘09Gregory J. Schulze ‘F/STodd Patrick Scurci ‘04Sarah E. Seiler ‘<strong>07</strong>John K. Sellers ‘55Lauri Shamis ‘10PNeal Shamis ‘10pRachael Lynn Sheaffer ‘02Sandra ShelpmanMark A. Shumski ‘<strong>07</strong>Edward F. SiegfriedEdward M. Silverman ‘<strong>07</strong>Todd P. Simkins ‘<strong>07</strong>David SimmersElaine ‘98 and TimothySkibitsky ‘99Walter R. Smalley ‘50Geoffrey A. Smith ‘69Greg Smith ‘09PJulie Smith ‘09PKelsey Carswell SmithRyan Michael Smith ‘<strong>07</strong>Nancy and Todd SmithTravis C. Smith ‘02Laura A. Sobocienski ‘03George L. Soscia ‘65Christopher R. Spencer ‘04George C. Spill ‘61Michael Stagnitta ‘F/SLeighann Steele ‘98Mary J. Steelman ‘90GEdward T. Stephenson ‘51Julia Diane Sterrett ‘<strong>07</strong>Stephanie Ann Sterrett ‘03John G Stout ‘<strong>07</strong>Douglas W. Strange ‘F/SJames E. Sturm ‘F/STyler G. Susko ‘<strong>07</strong>Gerrit L. Swaneveld ‘<strong>07</strong>Sean Thomas Swift ‘<strong>07</strong>Stephen F. Talian, PE ‘62Bert Taras ‘61David C. Taylor ‘62Morris Julius Taylor ‘02Steven W. Thatcher ‘76Mira-Michelle Thompson ‘04Todd T. Thompson ‘87Alan Thomson ‘ 78Wendy J. Littner-Thomson ‘83Barry M. Thumm, Jr. ‘00Carli Therese Toliver ‘04Laura Kate Tom ‘06Gary E. Tompkins ‘92Jeff A. Tourial ‘F/SFrank Joseph Trovato ‘<strong>07</strong>Vito J. Truglio ‘63Mary F. TuranchikJoseph A. Twist ‘02Alison L. TymkiwAllison Elizabeth Uhlik ‘<strong>07</strong>Sarah Catherine Vanderbeck ‘<strong>07</strong>Joseph Valentine Verdi ‘<strong>07</strong>Victor A. Vientos ‘<strong>07</strong>Evan Philip Volkman ‘<strong>07</strong>Stephen R. Wachtel ‘95Christopher J. Wakely ‘F/SDavid G. Walsh, II ‘<strong>07</strong>J. Scott Walsmith ‘61*Robert P. Wardell ‘69Amanda E. Warner ‘05Thomas R. Warrick ‘05Jeffrey R. WatersJeffrey S. Wefer ‘71Paul W Weibel III ‘06Peter A. Weiksner ‘66Dea Danielle Weisman ‘01Karen Marie Welby ‘06Atwood L. Welker, Jr. ‘59Kristen Marie Wert ‘<strong>07</strong>Bruce G. Wheeler ‘68Brian C. White ‘F/SGordon WhiteBernice WhiteheadJeffrey Paul Wiener ‘06Michael D. Wildstein ‘61Stephen R. Wildstein ‘61Mr. Justin A. Wilson ‘<strong>07</strong>Ryan W. Wilson ‘97Charles J. Winiarski ‘10PRebecca A. Winiarski ‘10PCharles F. Wittman ‘66Page WoodburyDouglas H. Yano ‘63Susan E. Yetter ‘08PCharles S. Yost, M.D.Alan P. Young ‘68Laurie Beth Young ‘<strong>07</strong>Marie Conklin YoungJohn Andrew Younghein ‘<strong>07</strong>Mark William Zara ‘<strong>07</strong>Stanley R. Zeamer ‘FC. Palmer Zigmund ‘62Loretta K. Zimmermann ‘82Magdalena Ziolkowski ‘<strong>07</strong>Thomas James Zubulake ‘<strong>07</strong>Brooke Evelyn Zumas ‘<strong>07</strong>Diane M. Zurfluh ‘08PMichael R. Zurfluh ‘<strong>07</strong>Murray H. Goodman ‘48 Dean of<strong>Athletics</strong> Endowment FundA. Haigh CundeyVarsity HouseMark R. Yeager ‘81Andrew Larko, Jr. MemorialScholarship FundJohn R. DeNoia ‘64 ‘94P ‘97PJ. Dixon Earley ‘63 ‘93PL. Harold Milton ‘63Chuck and DianneSiuciak ‘61, ‘84P, ‘F/SJames Newton Wilson ‘63Rowing Team ShellSherry and Robert J.Bustin ‘01P ‘<strong>07</strong>PBrian J. Drummond ‘74Denice and John Kelly ‘09PAmy and Alan MeltzerBeth and Timothy Mickelson‘05P ‘08PJerry Mullane ‘76Monica and John K.Younghein ‘<strong>07</strong>PJohn C. WhiteheadMemorial FundRichard T. Adams, Jr. ‘79Stephen D. Bigach ‘75Michael G. Chieco ‘75 ‘10PGregory A. Clark ‘78Brian P. Derwin ‘73Howard I. Harmatz ‘72Charles S. Marck ‘81Gary M. Nelson ‘89Robert O. Palsgrove ‘81Vincent J. Rogusky ‘80David A. Szablowski ‘82Edward F. Tulskie ‘82Michael M. Whalen ‘82Michael J. Yaszemski ‘77Mark R. Yeager ‘81Leckonby TributeThomas Arbutiski ‘62William G. Beattie ‘59 ‘88P ‘93PDaniel S. Berkey ‘63Walter A. Bianco ‘58Allen F. Biddinger ‘F/SG. Reed Bohovich ‘62Lea Ann Leckonby BoylanFrank J. Buckworth, Jr. ‘61John L. Canova ‘59Joseph V. Capuano ‘57 ‘86P ‘91PRichard B. W. Carney, Jr. ‘56James P. Case ‘49Henry B. Castle ‘63W. Robert Christie ‘58 ‘89PWilliam I. Ciaravino ‘51Julian J. Clark ‘55Richard E. Collin ‘51Douglas N. Cook ‘54Roseann Corsi ‘F/SCharles E. Craze ‘63William F. DeVinney ‘64Emmeline L. ‘76G and LeonardR. Dimmick ‘49John J. Dobosh ‘58J. Dixon Earley ‘63 ‘93PRobert H. Engle ‘55Stephen E. Estroff ‘59 ‘90P ‘93PP. Edward Fedeles ‘53W. L. Fry, Jr. ‘64Richard F. Gabriel ‘51Harry Garfinkel ‘54Stanley L. Gedney III ‘52 ‘77PCharles I. Gibson ‘63Robert F. Gilmore, USAF, RET ‘55Freeman R. Goodrich ‘63 ‘91PEleanor Gordon ‘51WAlonzo F. Haines, II ‘52Wilfrid Hamp ‘62William E. Henderson ‘52John W. Highfield ‘61Peter L. Hoyt ‘53Charles Hull ‘53Ruddell W. Johnson ‘60Jane M. Josephson ‘F/SHoward E. Keim ‘55Walter I. King ‘63Albert F. Kovach ‘60Charles D. LaMotta ‘64Arlene LattaRonald F. Lauretti’59Larry W. LeckonbyRoy A.LeckonbyWilliam R. Leckonby ‘89PJoy H. and John W.MacMurray `59Martin W. Maurer ‘54David N. Mesick ‘52Robert W. Morgan ‘53Andrew K. Morris ‘50John S. Mountsier ‘50Joseph W. Moyer ‘53Robert J. Muffoletto ‘62James F. O’Connell ‘55Joseph H. Orr, Jr. ‘52 ‘79PTyler E. Osler ‘F/SBruno R. Pagnani ‘56Mark Parseghian, Jr. ‘49Roger S. Penske ‘59 ‘82PWalter C. Pijawka ‘58‘84P ‘86P ‘92PDiann W. Pradetto ‘52WJ. Benjamin Reinoehl ‘54 ‘94PWilliam D. Rezak ‘63Charles H. Roberts ‘50David and Linda Rotthoff ‘00PC. Keith Rust ‘57 ‘82P ‘88PHoward F. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘53Robert A. Scheu ‘61Frederick L. Schmidt ‘62Richard D. Schmidt, Jr. ‘52Carl Schwenker III ‘60James E. Seigman ‘58Michael J. Semcheski ‘62Harvey D. Semilof ‘54Stacy Shiffert ‘F/SAustin E. Short ‘57John C. Stanley ‘59 ‘91PH. Stanley Stoney, Jr. ‘59James B. Swenson ‘59 ‘F/SGeorge F. Theiss, Jr. ‘60David C. Thompson ‘51Barbara A. Turanchik ‘75 ‘F/SLouise Valeriano ‘51WJohn A. Van Deusen ‘61 ‘89PWilliam A. Webb ‘51Charles P. Wentz ‘61Joseph M. Wenzel ‘59Kent W. Westhelle ‘62 ‘87PBernice WhiteheadLlewellyn R. Williams ‘58James Newton Wilson ‘63
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Share the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Experience with Family and Friends!<strong>Lehigh</strong> TicketsPurchase tickets to any <strong>Lehigh</strong> Athletic eventsby contacting the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Athletic Ticket Office,located in Grace Hall. Hours of operation are 10:00am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday. You may alsocall 610-7LU-GAME or visit <strong>Lehigh</strong>sports.com/info/tickets/ to learn more or to purchase tickets.Director of Ticket Operations: Richard Haas ‘00<strong>Lehigh</strong> on the Radio<strong>Lehigh</strong> football can be heard on commercial radioexclusively on the home of <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>,ESPN Radio of the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley (1230 and 1320AM). Renowned veteran Matt Kerr is back to callthe play-by-play for his 11th season. Kerr will bejoined in the booth by former <strong>Lehigh</strong> standoutsMarty Horn ‘86 and Kody Fedorcha ‘00, as theyteam up to provide color commentary. For thefirst time, ESPN Radio’s Matt Markus will patrolthe sidelines for every <strong>Lehigh</strong> football broadcast.Radio coverage begins an hour prior to kick-off,with Markus and ESPN Program Director TomFallon anchoring the pre-game, halftime, and postgameactivities.ESPN Radio also broadcasts exclusive coverageof every <strong>Lehigh</strong> men’s basketball game, every<strong>Lehigh</strong> wrestling dual meet, and up to ten <strong>Lehigh</strong>women’s basketball games. All <strong>Lehigh</strong> women’sbasketball games can be heard live on WLVR-FM,<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s radio station. Select baseballand softball games will air on WLVR as well.<strong>Lehigh</strong> on the WebNow you can watch or listen to <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>anywhere in the world! The <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>department is pleased to announce that it hasteamed with Yahoo! Sports (sports.yahoo.com)to deliver real-time audio and video broadcaststhroughout the 20<strong>07</strong>-08 school year. By loggingon to <strong>Lehigh</strong>sports.com and selecting one of twosubscription options, fans can access live audioand video broadcasts of <strong>Lehigh</strong> games in a numberof sports. All users will be required to subscribeto one of the Yahoo! packages in order to access<strong>Lehigh</strong>’s broadcasts.<strong>Lehigh</strong> Television Coverage<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> enters its 20th season of local,regional, and national football coverage on commercialtelevision. Nationally, <strong>Lehigh</strong> football canbe seen on DirecTV channel 628 and DISH Networkchannel 428, as well as on Fox College Sports.Regionally on FSN Pittsburgh, fans in Pittsburgh,Harrisburg, Scranton and parts of Maryland, WestVirginia, and Ohio can follow <strong>Lehigh</strong> football,while the WFMZ-TV signal can be seen in the<strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley, Philadelphia, Reading, and WesternNew Jersey. Locally, <strong>Lehigh</strong> football can be seenin the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley on Service Electric Cable’s 2Sports. Service Electric is the area’s largest cableprovider.Service Electric Cable TV has again partnered with<strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> to televise nearly 30 <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>events during the 20<strong>07</strong>-08 school year via itsaward-winning 2 Sports outlet. The excitement of<strong>Lehigh</strong> soccer, field hockey, basketball, wrestling,volleyball, lacrosse, tennis and more will be seenthroughout the <strong>Lehigh</strong> Valley this year. A weeklyschedule is displayed on the lehighsports.comwebsite and a complete broadcast listing can befound on each team’s sport-specific schedule page.<strong>Lehigh</strong> Podcasts - NEW!New for 20<strong>07</strong>-08, <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>University</strong> has teamed upwith Apple’s iTunes to launch a <strong>University</strong> iTunesstore. <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> will provide a vast array offree content for download to an iPod, PC, Macintosh,or other portable media player. For moreinformation on <strong>Lehigh</strong> podcasts, or to subscribe tothis free service, visit the <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> podcasthome.<strong>Lehigh</strong> MerchandiseOrder all your favorite <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> gear at<strong>Lehigh</strong>sports.com/store/. This website will allowyou to purchase sport-specific apparel includingsweatshirts, shirts, hats, shorts, or more. Don’tmiss out on supporting <strong>Lehigh</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong>. Orderyour apparel today!
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