2007 Ohio Wesleyan men's lacrosse - Ohio Wesleyan University

Battling Bishops2007 Men’s Lacrosse

Founded in 1842, Ohio Wesleyan is an independent undergraduateliberal arts university affiliated with The United MethodistChurch. Ohio Wesleyan is accredited by the North Central Associationof Colleges and Schools. The University is a member of theGreat Lakes Colleges Association, a consortium of 12 leadingindependent institutions in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.Ohio Wesleyan confers the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of FineArts and Bachelor of Music degrees. The University also offerscombined-degree (3-2) programs in engineering, medical technology,optometry and physical therapy. Degree programs areoffered through 22 academic departments and several interdisciplinaryprograms. Distinctive features of the academic programinclude the Arneson Institute for Practical Politics, the Centerfor Economics and Business, the National Colloquium, the HonorsProgram, and opportunities for independent research, internships,and off-campus study.Ohio Wesleyan employs 130 full-time faculty, of whom 35percent are female and 8 percent are minority. One hundredpercent of the tenure-track faculty hold a Ph.D. or the highestdegree attainable in their field. The student-faculty ratio is about13:1.Ohio Wesleyan currently enrolls about 1822 students, 52percent female/48 percent male, from 40 states and 50 countries.About 60 percent of the students are from the Midwest; another 19percent are from the East Coast. The multi-cultural enrollment totalof 16 percent includes U.S. students of color (8 percent) andinternational students (8 percent). Thirty-six percent of the 2006freshmen graduated in the top 10 percent of their high school classand 59 percent were in the top 25 percent of their class.Diversity, creativity, leadership and service are emphasizedthroughout the co-curriculum. Students are active in more than 100clubs and organizations, as well as departmental student boards,academic honoraries, music and theatre productions, fraternitiesand sororities, and an extensive intramural sports program. Morethan 85 percent of the students are involved in community serviceprojects. Ohio Wesleyan fields 22 varsity athletic teams whichcompete in the North Coast Athletic Conference.Ohio Wesleyan comprises a 200-acre campus and 2 wildernesspreserves. Eleven of the University’s 61 buildings are enteredin the National Register of Historic Places. Nearly all students liveon campus in a variety of residential facilities. Beeghly Library,housing more than 470,000 items, features an online catalog andcirculation system.This past year’s fundraising efforts continued to focus onfacility enhancement, including the $22 million Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign. The 2005-06 Annual Fund surpassed $3.3million, and Team OWU continues to provide an important base ofsupport for the day-to-day operations of our athletics program.DirectoryUniversity HallOhio Wesleyan in BriefLocation ................................................... Delaware, Ohio 43015Founded ............................................................................... 1842Total Full-time Enrollment .................................................... 1822Nickname ............................................................ Battling BishopsColors .................................................................... Red and BlackPresident ..................................................... Dr. Mark HuddlestonHome Field ............................................ Selby Field (OmniGrass)Capacity ............................................................................... 9100Affiliation ........................................................... NCAA Division IIIConference .................................................. North Coast AthleticAthletic Department ........................................... (740) 368-3725Head Coach ................................................................ Sean RyanOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3730Home Phone ................................................ (740) 972-3026E-mail ...................................................... smryan@owu.eduAssistant Coaches ...... Zach Gagel, Chris Gallagher, Kyle OlsonAthletics Director ...................................................... Roger InglesOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3738Home Phone ................................................ (740) 881-6530Athletic Trainer ...................................................... Jeff SczpanskiOffice Manager ............................................................ Kelly DewOffice of University Communications .............. (740) 368-3335Sports Information Director ............................. Mark BeckenbachOffice Phone ................................................ (740) 368-3340Home Phone ................................................ (614) 798-9989E-mail ....................................................owusport@owu.eduHome Page ...................................... http://bishops.owu.edu

Principal Media OutletsContentsPressDonn Walden and Gary HeneryDelaware Gazette18 E. William St.Delaware, OH 43015(740) 363-1161 x319/372Mark ZnidarColumbus Dispatch34 S. 3rd St.Columbus, OH 43216(614) 461-5234Craig JamesSuburban News Publications5257 Sinclair RoadColumbus, OH 43229(614) 785-1212TelevisionJerod SmalleyWCMH-TV (Ch.4/NBC)PO Box 4Columbus, OH 43216(614) 263-5555Clay Hall and Anthony RothmanWSYX-TV (Ch.6/ABC)1261 Dublin Rd.Columbus, OH 43215(614) 481-6650Paul SpohnWBNS-TV (Ch.10/CBS)770 Twin Rivers Dr.Columbus, OH 43212(614) 460-3962Memo to the MediaThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan University men’s lacrosse mediaguide has been prepared by Ohio Wesleyan’s Office of UniversityCommunications to assist you with your coverage this year. Theguide was published February 12, 2007, with information availableat that date. Additional and updated information, statistics andphotos are available at all times to accredited news sources fromthe Sports Information Office.Press box and sideline passes may be obtained by writing orcalling the Sports Information Office. Please apply as far inadvance as possible, and at least a week prior to the game.There are 2 phone lines available for radio broadcasts fromSelby Field. Please make arrangements through the SportsInformation Office at least a week before the game.CreditsThe 2007 Ohio Wesleyan men’s lacrosse media guide waspublished by Richardson Printing. Photographs by Matt Emmons,Sara Tincher and Bruce Heflin and courtesy, Ohio WesleyanSports Photography Archives. Cover design by Brooke Gazarek.The Ohio Wesleyan men’s lacrosse media guide has been votedamong the top 2 in the nation in Division C by members of theCollege Sports Information Directors of America a total of 11 times.On the cover: Chris Eccles(photo by Sara Tincher)Principal Media Outlets .............................................................. 1Memo to the Media .................................................................... 1Why Battling Bishops? ............................................................... 12007 Outlook .............................................................................. 2Head Coach Sean Ryan ............................................................ 3Coaching & Athletics Staff ......................................................... 4Player Profiles ....................................................................... 5-102007 Numerical Roster ............................................................ 10Pronunciation Guide ................................................................ 102007 Alphabetical Roster ......................................................... 112007 Opponents in Brief .......................................................... 122006 Results and Statistics ...................................................... 122006 NCAC Standings and Statistics ...................................... 13NCAC Records ........................................................................ 14About the NCAC....................................................................... 152006 in Review.................................................................... 16-17Bishop Lacrosse Year-by-Year ................................................ 17NCAA Tournament Appearances............................................. 18All-Time Series Records .......................................................... 19All-Time Results .................................................................. 20-25Bishop Records ................................................................... 26-28Bishop Stat Leaders ................................................................. 28All-Star Bishops .................................................................. 29-33All-Time Bishop Lettermen .................................................. 34-35Remembering Mr. Rickey Campaign ....................................... 36Home of the Bishops ........................................ inside back coverAthletic Facilities .............................................. inside back cover2007 Schedule ............................................... outside back coverWhy Battling Bishops?The nickname “The BattlingBishops” dates to 1925;before then Ohio WesleyanUniversity’s teams were simplyknown as “The Red and Black,”or sometimes as “The Methodists.”Ohio Wesleyan is affiliatedwith the United MethodistChurch, and long has producedmany of its bishops.By April, 1925, accordingto that issue of the AlumniMagazine, the present name had finally been derived. “Ohio sportswriters have been at a loss,” the magazine reported. “There arecountless colleges throughout the country claiming red and blackas their colors, and 14 Methodist colleges in Ohio alone.” Pi DeltaEpsilon journalism fraternity therefore sponsored a contest, andthe winning nickname, “The Battling Bishops,” was “placed beforethe sports writers of the state as the teams’ official title.” SeniorHarold Thomas of Lima submitted the winning entry.The new nickname must have provided inspiration. The 1925football team, under George Gauthier, “The Little Giant,” went 7-1-1. Its only loss came to Ohio State by a 10-3 score, and it tiedSyracuse, 3-3, en route to winning Ohio Conference and Big Sixchampionships.

2007 Bishop OutlookOhio Wesleyan head coach Sean Ryan and his BattlingBishop squad will seek to celebrate the 50th season of men’slacrosse at Ohio Wesleyan by reclaiming the North Coast AthleticConference championship and not only returning to the NCAADivision III playoffs, but advancing in the playoffs.“We feel we have the talent to advance to the next level,” Ryansaid. “We have to take it one game at a time and not look down theroad to the bigger-name opponents. With the structure of theNCAA tournament, it’s important that we win each game, and theone-game-at-a-time approach will be important to the success ofthe 2007 season.”The Bishop attack returns a pair of lettermen in sophomoresKarl Zimmerman (20 goals, 14 assists in 2006) and Eric Turner (14-8). Zimmerman was a first-team All-NCAC selection last year,while Turner moves to his natural position after starting 5 games inthe midfield a year ago.The third starting spot is up for grabs between sophomore DanCastignola, a high school All-American who did not play at Fairfieldin 2006; and freshmen Chris Ehlinger, Chaz Narwicz, DanRichards and Rob Young. Narwicz and Richards each were allstatepicks in high school, while Ehlinger and Young were allleaguehonorees. Freshmen Gavin Cunningham and JamesMcCready, both all-league picks in high school, also are in the mix.“They are all quality players who bring different assets to thegame and our overall offensive scheme,” Ryan said.The Bishop midfield returns a potent top line in juniors ChrisEccles (37-23), Steve Fowler (11-6) and Harrison Iuliano (12-3).Eccles was named NCAC Player of the Year and was an honorablemention All-America pick last season. Fowler ranked secondamong Bishop midfielders in scoring, while Iuliano’s 12 goals wereone off the team lead when a back injury shelved him for 5 gamesand most of a sixth.Senior B.C. Green (0-2), junior Trevor Jones and sophomoreConnor McGowan (1-2) will make up the second midfield line andsophomore Brian Deal, an all-region pick in high school who did notplay at Drexel University in 2006, and freshmen Ricky Scheetz andRobb Shrader will open the season as the third line. Shrader wasan All-Midwest pick in high school, while Scheetz was an all-districtselection.Freshmen Peter Boucher, Dane Frank, Andy Princehorn, AlexRazzolini and Riker Vermilye also will battle for playing time.Princehorn was an all-state pick in high school, while Razzolinireceived all-region honors and Frank and Vermilye were allconferencechoices.Senior Chad Pouliot (1-1) returns as the Bishops’ faceoffspecialist and will be joined by freshman Craig Aronoff, an allconferenceselection in high school.Juniors Nate Mauro (0-1) and Lee Roberson (0-1) are back asthe short-stick defensive midfielders, along with senior AshahNelms, who lettered as a freshman but has not played since, andfreshman Chris Ready, who was an all-state pick last year.Junior Andres McAlister (2-0) returns at the long-stick defensivemidfielder spot, with juniors Brian Test and Grant Ditty andfreshman Pat Williams also seeking to contribute.Close defense should the Bishops’ strong point this season,with 3 senior starters returning. Senior Peter Hargrove was a firstteamAll-NCAC selection last year, while classmate Adam Guy was2Senior Chad Pouliot has handled most of the Bishops’ faceoffs forthe past 2 seasons.a second-team all-conference selection. Rounding out the startinglineup is classmate Brad Miller.Sophomore Kelly O’Brien started 1 game last year, andclassmate Matt Frizzo moves from long-stick defensive midfield tofurther shore up the close defense. Junior Andy Coutts andsophomore John Belleau also are back, with freshman Lee Catt, EliPierce and Mike Rose in the picture as well. Pierce was an All-Ohioselection in high school.In goal, junior Ryan Perone returns after taking over thestarting spot last season. Perone was 8-2 as a starter last year, withboth losses coming in overtime, and will look to build upon thatmomentum. Freshman Gavin Bennett will serve as Perone’sunderstudy.Ryan and the Bishops will play a demanding schedule. TheBishops start out by hosting Fontbonne. A trip to Lynchburg, a 2006playoff team, follows before Ohio Wesleyan’s NCAC openeragainst Oberlin. The annual spring trip finds the Bishops visitingSalisbury, winner of 3 of the last 4 NCAA Division III championships,and Neumann. The NCAC title chase resumes with a homeclash against Kenyon, another 2006 playoff team, and continues atWittenberg before the annual skirmish with traditional arch-rivalDenison. The NCAC schedule concludes at Wooster, who took theBishops into overtime last season. Contests with Whittier andStevens Tech, another 2006 playoff team, highlight the remainderof the non-conference schedule.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Head Coach Sean RyanSean Ryan returns for his eighth season as head coach atOhio Wesleyan University.Last year, the Battling Bishops compiled a 9-6 record andadvanced to the NCAA Division III playoffs.The 2005 Bishops went 10-4, including a 5-0 mark in NorthCoast Athletic Conference play, and advanced to the NCAADivision III playoffs. The conference championship was the Bishops'third in a row and their fifth in 6 seasons under Ryan and wasOhio Wesleyan's 15th NCAC title in the 21 seasons of conferencecompetition. Ryan was named NCAC Coach of the Year for thethird time.In 2004, Ryan guided the Bishops to a share of the NCACchampionship. Ohio Wesleyan finished with an 8-6 record.Ryan led the Bishops to a 10-3 record in 2003. Ohio Wesleyanwon the NCAC title and advanced to the NCAA Division III playoffs.Ryan was named NCAC Coach of the Year for the second time.The Bishops posted a 9-5 record in 2002, including a 14-13overtime win at Salisbury. Ohio Wesleyan led NCAA Division IIIteams in scoring, averaging over 16 goals per game. The 2001Bishops went 9-4 overall and won the NCAC title, Ohio Wesleyan'ssecond consecutive NCAC crown. In recognition of those accomplishments,Ryan received his first NCAC Coach of the Yearcitation. In 2000, the Bishops compiled a 14-4 record, shared theNCAC championship and advanced to the quarterfinals of theNCAA Division III playoffs. Five Ohio Wesleyan players werenamed to the STX/USILA Division III All-America teams and 10were named to the All-NCAC teams.Ryan was the offensive coordinator on Ohio Wesleyan's 1999team, which scored 219 goals, compiled a 12-4 record, advancedto the NCAA Division III playoffs and was represented by 4 playerson the All-America teams. He made his coaching debut as anassistant at Rochester Institute of Technology in 1998.He also has served onthe board of directors of theOhio chapter of the UnitedStates Intercollegiate LacrosseAssociation.Ryan is a 1997 graduateof RIT, where he was a 3-yearstarter at attack for the Tigers.He finished second on theteam in scoring all 3 seasonsand finished his careerranked among the school'stop 15 in scoring and groundballs. Ryan capped his collegiate career by being selected to playin the North-South All-Star game.Ryan is a native of Manlius, N.Y. He and his wife, Amber (OhioWesleyan ’99), reside in Delaware.RYAN’S CAREER COACHING RECORDYear School W-L Pct2000 Ohio Wesleyan 14-4 .7782001 Ohio Wesleyan 9-4 .6922002 Ohio Wesleyan 9-5 .6432003 Ohio Wesleyan 10-3 .7692004 Ohio Wesleyan 8-6 .5712005 Ohio Wesleyan 10-4 .7142006 Ohio Wesleyan 9-6 .600Career Totals (7 years) 69-32 .683The Bishop TraditionNCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS (25):........ 1975-81, 1983, 1985-91, 1993, 1995-2000, 2003, 2005-06MLA CHAMPIONSHIPS (12):........................................... 1976-77, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1987-93NCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS (15):.................................... 1987-93, 1995-96, 98, 2000-01, 2003-05FINAL USILA DIVISION III NATIONAL RANKINGS:1976: 3rd 1983: 4th 1990: 3rd 1997: 5th 2005: 11th1977: 8th 1984: 12th 1991: 2nd 1998: 1st 2006: —1978: 11th 1985: 6th 1992: 8th 1999: 10th1979: 10th 1986: 5th 1993: 4th 2000: 10th1980: 6th 1987: 1st 1994: 10th 2001: 11th1981: 6th 1988: 1st 1995: 4th 2003: 19th1982: 13th 1989: 3rd 1996: 3rd 2004: —2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse3

Coaching StaffZACH GAGELAssistant CoachAlma Mater: Ohio Wesleyan ’00At Ohio Wesleyan: 7th season✔ Two-time All-America selection asdefenseman for the Battling Bishops.✔ Named NCAC Player of the Year as asenior...was a 4-time first-team All-NCAC selectionand was picked NCAC Newcomer ofthe Year as a freshman.✔ Set Bishop season record for points by along-stick player (17).✔ Has continued his playing career with theRochester Rattlers and Chicago Machine of Major League Lacrosseand the Columbus Landsharks of the National Lacrosse League.✔ Gagel is a native of Cincinnati.CHRIS GALLAGHERAssistant CoachAlma Mater: Ferris State ’79At Ohio Wesleyan: 1st season✔ Gallagher is making his collegiate coachingdebut this season.✔ Has coached lacrosse at severallevels...coached at Thomas Worthington HighSchool from 1977-2000, serving as the Cardinals’head coach from 1988-2000 and winning4 Ohio High School Lacrosse Associationchampionships.✔ Served as an assistant coach with the ColumbusLandsharks of the National Lacrosse League for 3 seasons.✔ Currently serves as director of the Columbus Indoor LacrosseLeague.✔ Gallagher is a native of Worthington.KYLE OLSONAssistant CoachAlma Mater: Ohio State ’06At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season✔ Works with the Bishop offense and goalkeepers.✔ A 2-year starter at Ohio State...he helped theBuckeyes win the Great Western LacrosseLeague title in 2004.✔ Began his collegiate playing career atSyracuse...was a member of the 2002 nationalchampionship Orangemen squad.✔ Olson is a native of Upper Arlington...he wasnamed Ohio High School Player of the Year in 2001...helped theGolden Bears win 3 state championships.Athletics StaffROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorAlma Mater: Ohio State ’80At Ohio Wesleyan: 24th season✔ In his third year as Ohio Wesleyan’sathletics director...was associate A.D. for 3years and assistant A.D. for 7 years.✔ Served as head baseball coach at OhioWesleyan from 1984-2005.✔ Earned his master’s in sports managementfrom Ohio State in 1995.✔ Ingles is a native of Columbus and attendednearby Olentangy High School.JEFF SCZPANSKIAthletic TrainerAlma Mater: Ohio State ’03At Ohio Wesleyan: 2nd season✔ In his first season as Ohio Wesleyan’shead athletic trainer.✔ Came to Ohio Wesleyan from AuburnUniversity, where he worked with the Tigerwomen's volleyball team while earning hisM.Ed. degree in higher education administration.✔ Worked with the football, wresting, men’stennis and field hockey teams at Ohio State.✔ Sczpanski is a native of Wooster, Ohio.ROGER INGLESAthletics DirectorWhy do we have athleticsin a liberal arts setting?Regardless of the size of theinstitution or the level ofcompetition, the core valuescited in the athletic missionstatements of institutions asdiverse as Ohio WesleyanUniversity and The Ohio StateUniversity are remarkably consistent. These corevalues are easily stripped into three basicprinciples: an almost-unanimous endorsement ofthe pursuit of excellence in all things, includingathletics; universal identification of athletics as anintegral part of the educational mission of theinstitution and citation of the intrinsic value toeach of the participants, including personal andsocial maturation, the education of the wholeperson, the development of a healthy lifestyle andlearning the value of the pursuit of goals in acollective context; and identification of athletics asone of the best ways to develop and foster asense of community. The universal benefits ofathletics are conferred alike on the quarterback atOhio State playing in front of 100,000 spectatorsand the Ohio Wesleyan field hockey playerplaying in front of a small weekday crowd.42007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Bishop Returning LettermenCHRIS ECCLES #24Junior midfielder 5-10, 185Secane, Pa.Monsignor Bonner SchoolSociology major2 letters2006: Was honorable mention All-America selectionin second season as starting midfielder.✔ Named North Coast Athletic Conference Player ofthe Year after leading conference in goals (2.46/game) and points (4.00/game)...ranked second in NCAC in assists(1.53/game)...his 60 points was the second-highest season total by anOhio Wesleyan midfielder.✔ Shared team lead with 3goals and assist vs.Lynchburg March 4.✔ Scored to fuel Bishopcomeback from 7-0 deficitvs. Springfield March 15.✔ Rang up 2 goals during 7-0run at Greensboro March18...finished with team-high4 goals.✔ Had 2 goals in NCACopener at Oberlin March 22.✔ Led Bishops with 2 goalsand an assist in overtimeloss at Denison March 25.✔ Contributed goal and 3 assistsin NCAC win at KenyonApril 1.✔ Piled up 2 goals and 4 assistsvs. Whittier April 6.✔ Scored game-winning goal with :01 left in first overtime period vs.Wooster April 16...led Bishops with 5 goals and 2 assists.✔ Scored 3 straight goals to cap 7-0 run that put Bishops ahead to stayvs. Wittenberg April 19...led Bishops with 6 goals and 3 assists.✔ Had goal and 2 assists during game-opening 6-1 run vs. Washington& Jefferson April 22...finished with 4 goals and 3 assists.✔ Named NCAC Player of the Week for his efforts in the Wittenberg andWashington & Jefferson contests.✔ Contributed goal and 3 assists during game-opening 10-0 run vs.Colorado College April 30.✔ Led Bishops with 4 goals in NCAA Division III first-round matchup atDenison May 10.2005: Opened season on first midfield line and went on to win NCACNewcomer of the Year honors and honorable mention all-conferencelaurels...ranked fifth on team in scoring.✔ Notched 2 assists at Salisbury March 6.✔ Contributed assist at Washington March 9.✔ Scored 2 goals vs. Oberlin March 16.✔ Had goal and assist in NCAC win vs. Denison March 26.✔ Chipped in with goal and assist vs. Whittier March 30.✔ Scored goal at Denison April 9.✔ Scored 2 goals at Wittenberg April 20.✔ Had 2 goals during game-opening 7-1 run at Wooster April 26...finishedwith 3 goals and an assist.✔ Scored 2 goals at Washington & Jefferson April 30.✔ Scored to kick off 6-0 run to open second half vs. Stevens Tech May7...finished with goal and assist.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse, football and basketball.✔ Named to state and regional all-star teams in lacrosse.✔ Received all-league honors in lacrosse and football.✔ Was 2-time all-county pick in lacrosse and football.✔ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player twice.STEVE FOWLER #27Junior midfielder 6-2, 195Wilton, Conn.Wilton High SchoolEconomics major2 letters2006: Won starting midfield spot and went on to ranksecond among Bishop midfielders and sixth on teamin scoring.✔ Scored goal at Salisbury March 11.✔ Contributed goal and assist vs. Eastern March 20.✔ Scored goal vs. Whittier April 6.✔ Had goal and 2 assists in NCAC win vs. Wooster April 16.✔ Scored goal that put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Wittenberg April19...finished with hat trick.✔ Contributed goal and 2 assists vs. Colorado College April 30.2005: Received first letter as reserve midfielder.✔ Credited with assist for first collegiate point at Washington & JeffersonApril 30.High School: Earned 3 letters in lacrosse and 3 in soccer.✔ Was second-team all-state selection in lacrosse.✔ Received all-conference honors in both sports...was first-team pick inlacrosse.✔ Helped lacrosse team win state championship.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 7-0 0 1 12006 15-14 11 6 17Career 22-14 11 7 18MATT FRIZZO #42Sophomore defenseman 6-4, 205Birmingham, Mich. Brother Rice High SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Won first letter as reserve defenseman...sawaction in 13 games.High School: Lettered twice in lacrosse.✔ Was 2-time all-state selection...also received allregionhonors.✔ Helped team win back-to-back state championships as well asregional title.✔ Member of 2 conference championship teams.B.C. GREEN #21Senior midfielder 5-10, 175Cazenovia, N.Y.Cazenovia High SchoolEconomics management major3 letters2006: Won third letter as spot starter in Bishopmidfield...played in all 15 games, starting 1.✔ Credited with assist vs. Washington & JeffersonApril 22.2005: Opened season on third midfield line and went on to win secondletter.2004: Won first letter as reserve midfielder.✔ Scored goal during decisive 8-0 run at Oberlin May 2...the win gaveBishops a share of NCAC title.High School: Won 3 letters in lacrosse and 2 in football.✔ Helped football team win sectional championship.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2004 6-0 1 0 12005 13-0 0 0 02006 15-1 0 2 2Career 34-1 1 2 3Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 14-1 14 7 212006 15-15 37 23 60Career 29-16 51 30 812007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse5

ADAM GUY #45Senior defenseman 6-1, 205Lake Forest, Calif.El Toro High SchoolJournalism major3 letters2006: Won second-team All-North Coast AthleticConference honors in third season as startingdefenseman.2005: Was second-team All-NCAC selection in secondseason as starting defenseman.2004: Won starting spot inBishop close defense andwent on to receive honorablemention All-NCAC honors.✔ Credited with assist for firstcollegiate point in seasonopener vs. Lynchburg Feb. 28.High School: Won 4 letters inlacrosse and 2 in soccer.✔ Received All-America honorsin lacrosse.✔ Was 4-time selection asleague’s Defenseman of theYear in lacrosse.✔ Won all-league honors inboth sports.PETER HARGROVE #44Senior defenseman 6-3, 215Medina, OhioMedina High SchoolGeology major3 letters2006: Received first-team All-North Coast AthleticConference honors in second season as startingdefenseman.2005: Won starting spot in Bishop close defense andwent on to earn second letter.✔ Credited with save in NCACwin vs. Denison March 26.✔ Scored first collegiate goalat Washington & JeffersonApril 30.2004: Lettered as backupdefenseman.High School: Earned 4 lettersin lacrosse.✔ Two-time first-team allstateselection.✔ Was 2-time pick as state’sDefensive Player of the Year.✔ Named to North/South allstargame.✔ Helped team win statechampionship.HARRISON IULIANO #14Junior midfielder 5-10, 175Mendham, N.J.Blair AcademyEconomics management major2 letters2006: Won starting midfield position but missed 5games with back injury...ranked fifth among Bishopmidfielders in scoring.✔ Had goal and assist vs. Lynchburg March 4.✔ Scored to give Bishops 1-0 lead at Salisbury March 11.✔ Scored to fuel Bishop comeback from 7-0 deficit vs. Springfield March15...shared team lead with 2 goals and an assist.✔ Notched 2 goals during 7-0 run at Greensboro March 18.✔ Had 2 goals during 7-0 first-quarter run vs. Eastern March 20...finishedwith 3 goals.✔ Had 2 goals in NCAC opener atOberlin March 22.✔ Contributed goal and assist atDenison March 25.2005: Opened season as startingattacker...moved to midfield lineand went on to win firstletter...ranked fourth on team inscoring.✔ Credited with assist for first collegiatepoint at Lynchburg Feb.26.✔ Had 2 goals and an assist vs.Oberlin March 16.✔ Scored goal during game-ending4-0 run that helped Bishops toNCAC win vs. Denison March26...had 2 goals in game.✔ Compiled goal and 2 assists during game-opening 8-1 run vs. WhittierMarch 30...finished with 2 goals and 3 assists.✔ Contributed goal and 2 assists at Denison April 9.✔ Dished out 2 assists vs. Kenyon April 13.✔ Totaled goal and 3 assists at Wooster April 26.✔ Scored goal vs. Stevens Tech May 7.✔ Contributed 2 goals and an assist in NCAC second-round contest atGettysburg May 14.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse, thrice in hockey and oncein soccer.✔ Was first-team all-league selection in lacrosse.✔ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player 3 times.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 14-2 13 14 272006 10-8 12 3 15Career 24-10 25 17 42TREVOR JONES #18Junior midfielder 6-4, 205Flanders, N.J. West Morris Mendham H.S.Economics management major1 letter2006: Won first letter as reserve attacker...sawaction in 7 games.2005: Played in 5 games as reserve attacker.✔ Scored 2 goals for first collegiate points vs. OberlinMarch 16.✔ Contributed goal and assist at Washington & Jefferson April 30.High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse.✔ Was all-state selection in lacrosse.✔ Received all-division and all-conference honors.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 5-0 3 1 42006 7-0 0 0 0Career 12-0 3 1 4NATE MAURO #31Junior midfielder 5-10, 190McMurray, Pa. Peters Township High SchoolPsychology major1 letter2006: Won first letter as short-stick defensivemidfielder...played in all 15 games.✔ Credited with assist vs. Whittier April 6.2005: Played in 4 games as reserve midfielder.✔ Scored first collegiate goal at Washington & Jefferson April 30.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse and twice in football.✔ Set school record for goals in a season.✔ Served as lacrosse team captain for 2 seasons.6Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 4-0 1 0 12006 15-0 0 1 1Career 19-0 1 1 22007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

ANDRES McALISTER #30Junior defenseman 5-8, 155Washington, D.C.Gonzaga High SchoolLatin American studies major2 letters2006: Won second letter as long-stickmidfielder...played in all 15 games.✔ Scored goal vs. Eastern March 20.✔ Wrapped up Bishop scoring with goal in NCAC winvs. Wittenberg April 19.2005: Lettered as long-stick midfielder...was part of Bishop face-offunit.✔ Credited with assist for first collegiate point vs. Oberlin March 16.✔ Scored goal in NCAC win vs. Denison March 26.High School: Lettered thrice in lacrosse and twice in soccer.✔ Was first-team all-conference selection in both sports...also was allmetropick in lacrosse.✔ Helped soccer team win conference championship.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 14-9 1 1 22006 15-0 2 0 2Career 29-9 3 1 4CONNOR McGOWAN #15Sophomore midfielder 5-10, 165Worthington, Ohio Thomas Worthington H.S.Major undeclared1 letter2006: Won first letter as midfielder...played in 9games.✔ Notched first collegiate point with assist vs. EasternMarch 20.✔ Contributed goal and assist vs. Washington & Jefferson April 22.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse, twice in hockey and oncein cross country.✔ Was second-team all-state selection in lacrosse.✔ Received third-team All-Midwest honors in lacrosse.✔ Was second-team all-league pick in hockey.✔ Helped hockey team win league championship and reach statesemifinals.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2006 9-0 1 2 3BRAD MILLER #40Senior defenseman 6-3, 215Potomac, Md.Churchill High SchoolEconomics management major2 letters2006: Won starting spot in Bishop closedefense...started 14 of 15 games.2005: Won first letter as reserve defenseman...started1 game.2004: Did not play.High School: Earned 3 letters in lacrosse and 4 in football.ASHAH NELMS #48Senior midfielder 6-0, 200Alpharetta, Ga. Trinity Pawling (N.Y.) SchoolMajor undeclared1 letter2006: Did not play.2005: Did not play.2004: Did not play.2003: Received first letter as reserve midfielder.✔ Wrapped up scoring with first collegiate goal vs. Oberlin April 16...alsowas credited with an assist in game.Also: Was member of Bishop men's soccer team as freshman.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 4 in soccer.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2003 3-0 1 1 2KELLY O’BRIEN #47Sophomore defenseman 6-0, 175Worthington, Ohio Thomas Worthington H.S.Major undeclared1 letter2006: Lettered as spot starter in Bishop closedefense...played in 12 games, starting 1.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 infootball.✔ Was 3-time All-Ohio selection in lacrosse.RYAN PERONE #10Junior goalkeeper 5-10, 170Fairfield, Conn.Fairfield Prep SchoolEconomics major2 letters2006: Took over starting goalkeeper position andwent on to receive honorable mention All-NorthCoast Athletic Conference laurels.✔ Stopped 6 shots during second, third and fourthquarters at Salisbury March 11.✔ Had 5 saves and allowed 2 goals in relief appearance at GreensboroMarch 18.✔ Made first collegiate start vs. Eastern March 20.✔ Recorded 5 saves and allowed 1 goal in complete-game effort inNCAC opener at Oberlin March 22.✔ Stopped 8 shots in overtime loss at Denison March 25.✔ Made 13 saves in 8-7 win at Kenyon April 1.✔ Credited with 12 saves vs. Whittier April 6.✔ Had 9 saves in NCAC win vs. Wittenberg April 19.✔ Made 8 saves and allowed 4 goals in 40 minutes vs. Washington &Jefferson April 22.2005: Won first letter as backup goalkeeper...played in 4 games.✔ Made collegiate debut vs. Oberlin March 16...made 1 save andallowed 1 goal in 5 minutes of action.✔ Had 1 save in 4 scoreless minutes vs. Whittier March 30.✔ Made 1 save in 6 scoreless minutes vs. Kenyon April 13.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse.✔ Was all-conference selection in lacrosse.✔ Named conference’s Most Valuable Player in lacrosse.✔ Helped team win conference championship.Year G-GS GA GA/G Saves Svs%2005 4-0 4 1.0 6 .6002006 12-10 82 6.8 89 .520Career 16-10 86 5.4 95 .525CHAD POULIOT #11Senior midfielder 6-1, 205Ridgewood, N.J. Ridgewood High SchoolEconomics major3 letters2006: Won third letter as midfielder...played in all 15games.✔ Scored goal vs. Washington & Jefferson April 22.✔ Credited with assist in NCAA first-round matchup atDenison May 10.2005: Opened season on third midfield line and went on to win secondletter.✔ Contributed goal at Salisbury March 6.✔ Scored goal in NCAC win vs. Denison March 26.✔ Assisted on goal that put Bishops ahead to stay vs. Kenyon April 13.✔ Scored goal at Washington & Jefferson April 30.2004: Lettered as spot starter in midfield line...also saw some face-offduty.✔ Scored goal during key 9-0 run vs. Wittenberg March 2.✔ Gave Bishops early 1-0 lead with goal at Denison March 27.✔ Scored goal vs. Denison April 10.✔ Contributed goal at Wittenberg April 21.✔ Scored goal vs. Colorado College April 24.✔ Scored go-ahead goal as Bishops clinched share of NCAC title withwin at Oberlin May 2.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse7

POULIOT continuedHigh School: Earned 2 letters in lacrosse and 3 in football.✔ Was first-team all-league and second-team all-conference pick infootball.✔ Helped football team win 3 straight league championships.✔ Led lacrosse team in ground balls.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2004 14-2 6 1 72005 14-0 3 1 42006 15-0 1 1 2Career 43-2 10 3 13LEE ROBERSON #19Junior midfielder 6-0, 180Fayetteville, N.Y. Fayetteville-Manlius H.S.Geography major1 letter2006: Received first letter as short-stick defensivemidfielder...saw action in 3 games.✔ Credited with assist for first collegiate point vs.Washington & Jefferson April 22.2005: Played in 3 games as reserve midfielder.High School: Lettered twice in lacrosse.✔ Helped team win pair of league championships.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2005 3-0 0 0 02006 3-0 0 1 1Career 6-0 0 1 1ERIC TURNER #8Sophomore attacker 5-10, 160Columbus, Ohio Dublin Scioto High SchoolSociology major1 letter2006: Won first letter as midfielder...played in all 15games, starting 5...tied for fourth on team in scoring.✔ Had goal and assist vs. Lynchburg March 4.✔ Scored goal at Salisbury March 11.✔ Had goal and 2 assists vs. Eastern March 20.✔ Scored goal and dished out 3 assists vs. Wittenberg April 19.✔ Finished with 2 goals and assist vs. Washington & Jefferson April 22.✔ Recorded 3 goals during game-opening 10-0 run vs. ColoradoCollege April 30...finished with season-high 6 goals.High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse.✔ Was 2-time All-Ohio selection.✔ Helped team to state title and state runner-up finish.✔ Named NCAC Player of theWeek after the Kenyon game.✔ Scored game-winning goalwith 2:29 left in regulation timevs. Whittier April 6...also hadassist in game.✔ Scored man-up goal with3:36 left in regulation time vs.Wooster April 16, sendinggame into overtime...finishedwith 2 goals and an assist.✔ Dished out 2 assists inNCAC win vs. WittenbergApril 19.✔ Finished with 2 goals andassist vs. Washington &Jefferson April 22.✔ Recorded 3 goals duringgame-opening 10-0 run vs. Colorado College April 30.High School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and twice in football.✔ Was high school All-America selection in lacrosse.✔ Received all-state honors in lacrosse.✔ Helped lacrosse team win 3 state titles and 2 regional crowns.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2006 15-15 20 14 34Other Squad MembersCRAIG ARONOFF #17Freshman midfielder 5-9, 180Potomac, Md.The Bullis SchoolEconomics management majorHigh School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and ice hockey.✔ Received all-conference honors in both sports.✔ Helped hockey team advance to state finals.JOHN BELLEAU #39Sophomore defenseman 6-1, 200Fort Collins, Colo.Poudre High SchoolMajor undeclared2006: Saw action in 2 games as reserve defenseman.High School: Won 2 letters in lacrosse, 3 in football and 1 in wrestling.✔ Received all-conference honors in lacrosse and football.✔ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player.✔ Served as team captain in lacrosse and football.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points2006 15-5 14 8 22KARL ZIMMERMAN #4Sophomore attacker 5-11, 185Utica, Mich.Brother Rice High SchoolPolitics & government major1 letter2006: Won starting spot on Bishop attack line andwent on to take first-team All-North Coast AthleticConference honors...led Bishop attackers andranked third on team in scoring.✔ Scored to break 8-8 tie vs. Lynchburg March 4...shared team leadwith 3 goals and an assist.✔ Contributed goal and 2 assists at Greensboro March 18.✔ Shared team lead with 3 goals and added 2 assists vs. Eastern March20.✔ Had 3 goals during 4-1 third-quarter run that put Bishops ahead tostay at Kenyon April 1.8GAVIN BENNETT #37Freshman goalkeeper 5-8, 180Lebanon, N.J.The Millbrook (N.Y.) SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered twice in lacrosse.✔ Helped team win New England division championship.PETER BOUCHER #13Freshman midfielder 5-11, 195Harrison, N.Y.Salisbury (Conn.) SchoolMajor undeclaredAlso: Uncle, Toby, played lacrosse at Ohio Wesleyan from 1985-88.High School: Played lacrosse and football.DAVE CASTIGNOLA #2Sophomore attacker 6-3, 210Dublin, OhioScioto High SchoolMajor undeclared2006: Did not play at Fairfield University.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse and once in football.✔ Won All-America honors in lacrosse...also was first-team All-Midwestand All-Ohio selection.✔ Was member of state champion and state runner-up lacrosse teams.✔ Ranked third on school’s career points list.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

LEE CATT #41Freshman defenseman 6-5, 220Columbus, OhioUpper Arlington High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Lettered once in lacrosse and twice in wrestling.✔ Was member of state championship lacrosse team.✔ Qualified for district wrestling tournament.ANDY COUTTS #43Junior defenseman 6-1, 185Cockeysville, Md.St. Paul’s High SchoolPolitical science, economics management majors2006: Played in 2 games as backup defenseman.2005: Saw action in 4 games as reserve defenseman.High School: Lettered in lacrosse, football and wrestling.✔ Helped lacrosse and wrestling teams win conference titles.GAVIN CUNNINGHAM #7Freshman attacker 6-0, 185Rye, N.Y.Rye High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Earned 3 letters in lacrosse and 2 in basketball.✔ Received all-section and all-league honors in lacrosse.JAMES McCREADY #22Freshman attacker 5-11, 165East Aurora, N.Y.Iroquois High SchoolHistory majorHigh School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse, 3 in soccer and 1 in ice hockey.✔ Received Western New York honors in lacrosse and icehockey...was second-team pick in lacrosse.CHAZ NARWICZ #6Freshman attacker 6-0, 170Yardley, Pa.Holy Ghost PrepMajor undeclaredAlso: Sister, Jenna, plays lacrosse and field hockey at OhioWesleyan...father, Chuck, played lacrosse at Ohio Wesleyan from1974-77.High School: Lettered 4 times in lacrosse, swimming and soccer.✔ Was all-state selection in lacrosse and swimming.✔ Won all-district honors in swimming.✔ Named league’s Most Valuable Player in lacrosse...also was allleaguepick in soccer.✔ Was member of 3 league championship lacrosse teams and leaguechampion soccer team...also helped soccer and swimming teams windistrict titles.BRIAN DEAL #20 ELI PIERCE #49Sophomore midfielder 5-9, 170 Freshman defenseman 6-1, 220Pittsburgh, Pa.Shady Side Academy Columbus, OhioDublin Scioto High SchoolMajor undeclaredHistory major2006: Did not play at Drexel University.Also: Member of Battling Bishop football team.Also: Member of Battling Bishop football team.High School: Won 3 letters in lacrosse and football.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in football.✔ Was 2-time All-Ohio selection in lacrosse...won second-team and✔ Was first-team all-region in lacrosse.honorable mention laurels.✔ Named to all-conference gridiron teams as defensive back, wide✔ Two-time All-Mideast honoree in football...also was honorable mentionall-state pick and 3-time first-team all-conference selection.receiver and kick returner.✔ Helped lacrosse team to state runner-up finish.✔ Helped lacrosse team win state championship as freshman and✔ Was 2-time selection as football team’s Most Valuable Player.finish as state runner-up as sophomore.✔ Was member of 3 conference champion football teams.GRANT DITTY #29 ANDY PRINCEHORN #26Junior defenseman 6-0, 180 Freshman midfielder 6-1, 185Columbus, OhioDublin Scioto High SchoolWorthington, OhioThomas Worthington High SchoolPsychology majorZoology major2006: Won second letter as defenseman at Robert MorrisHigh School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and football.University...played in 13 games, starting 2.✔ Received second-team all-state honors in lacrosse.✔ Credited with assist in season opener vs. Seton Hill Feb. 18.✔ Was second-team all-conference pick in football.✔ Had assist vs. Butler April 1.2005: Lettered as defenseman at Robert Morris.ALEX RAZZOLINI #36High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 1 in basketball.Freshman midfielder 6-3, 200✔ Was 2-time All-America selection in lacrosse.East Aurora, N.Y.Iroquois High School✔ Also was 2-time first-team all-state pick in lacrosse.Economics management major✔ Helped lacrosse team win state championship.Also: Member of Battling Bishop men’s soccer team.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in soccer and basketball.Year G-GS Goals Assists Points✔ Received all-region laurels in lacrosse.2005 13-0 0 0 0✔ Won all-region and all-state honors in soccer...was All-America2006 13-2 0 2 2nominee.RMU 26-2 0 2 2✔ Won all-division honors in basketball.CHRIS EHLINGER #3Freshman attacker 5-10, 165 CHRIS READY #32Freshman midfielder 6-0, 180Radnor, Pa.Radnor High SchoolDublin, OhioJerome High SchoolEconomics majorInternational business majorHigh School: Lettered twice in lacrosse and squash and once inHigh School: Lettered thrice in lacrosse and once in football.soccer.✔✔ Was first-team all-county and all-league pick in lacrosse.Received all-state honors in lacrosse.✔ Was all-conference pick in football.✔ Named lacrosse team’s Most Valuable Player.DANE FRANK #34 DAN RICHARDS #25Freshman midfielder 5-9, 165 Freshman attacker 6-0, 195Delray Beach, Fla.John Carroll (Md.) High School Dublin, OhioJerome High SchoolSports management majorBusiness majorHigh School: Earned 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in football.High School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse.✔ Received all-county and all-conference honors in lacrosse.✔ Was first-team all-state choice in lacrosse.✔ Picked second-team all-state in football.✔ Helped lacrosse team win state championship as junior and finish as✔ Was member of league championship teams in both sports.state runner-up as senior.✔ Named Most Valuable Player at state championship.92007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

MIKE ROSE #35Freshman defenseman 5-10, 170Darien, Conn.Darien High SchoolSociology/anthropology majorHigh School: Lettered twice in lacrosse and soccer.✔ Helped lacrosse team win pair of state championships.RICKY SCHEETZ #12Freshman midfielder 6-1, 195Dublin, OhioJerome High SchoolBusiness majorHigh School: Earned 3 letters in lacrosse and 2 in football.✔ Named to all-district team in lacrosse.✔ Won all-conference honors in both sports...was first-team selectionin football.✔ Helped lacrosse team win state championship as junior and finish asstate runner-up as senior.ROBB SHRADER #23Freshman midfielder 5-9, 190Worthington, OhioThomas Worthington High SchoolInternational business, politics & government majorsHigh School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse and soccer.✔ Received first-team All-Midwest and second-team All-Ohio honors inlacrosse.✔ Named soccer team’s Offensive Most Valuable Player as senior.✔ Helped lacrosse team to third-place finish in state tournament.✔ Was member of state runner-up soccer team.BRIAN TEST #38Junior defenseman 6-0, 180Alexandria, Va.Gonzaga High SchoolEconomics major2006: Saw action in 3 games as long-stick midfielder.2005: Played in 4 games as backup defenseman.High School: Earned 3 letters in lacrosse.✔ Was 2-time all-conference selection...received first-team honors assenior and second-team as junior.RIKER VERMILYE #16Freshman midfielder 6-1, 190McLean, Va.Potomac SchoolInternational business majorHigh School: Received 4 letters in lacrosse and 3 in football.✔ Won all-conference honors in both sports...was 2-time pick ongridiron.✔ Was second-team all-state selection in football.✔ Helped lacrosse team win 4 straight conference championships.PAT WILLIAMS #33Freshman defenseman 6-1, 185Denver, Colo.Avon Old Farms (Conn.) SchoolPolitics & government majorHigh School: Lettered 3 times in lacrosse and soccer.✔ Was member of New England champion soccer team.ROB YOUNG #5Freshman attacker 6-3, 190Langhorne, Pa.Council Rock South High SchoolMajor undeclaredHigh School: Won 4 letters in lacrosse, 3 in football and 1 inbasketball.✔ Received second-team all-league honors in lacrosse102007 Numerical RosterNo. NameYr. Pos. Hometown/High School2 Dave Castignola So. A Dublin/Scioto3 Chris Ehlinger Fr. A Radnor, PA/Radnor4 Karl Zimmerman* So. A Utica, MI/Brother Rice5 Rob Young Fr. A Langhorne, PA/Council Rock South6 Chaz Narwicz Fr. A Yardley, PA/Holy Ghost Prep7 Gavin Cunningham Fr. A Rye, NY/Rye8 Eric Turner* So. A Columbus/Dublin Scioto10 Ryan Perone* Jr. G Fairfield, CT/Fairfield Prep11 Chad Pouliot* Sr. M Ridgewood, NJ/Ridgewood12 Ricky Scheetz Fr. M Dublin/Jerome13 Peter Boucher Fr. M Harrison, NY/Salisbury (CT)14 Harrison Iuliano* Jr. M Mendham, NJ/Blair Academy15 Connor McGowan* So. M Worthington/Thomas Worthington16 Riker Vermilye Fr. M McLean, VA/Potomac School17 Craig Aronoff Fr. M Potomac, MD/The Bullis School18 Trevor Jones* Jr. M Flanders, NJ/W. Morris Mendham19 Lee Roberson* Jr. M Fayetteville, NY/Fayetteville-Manlius20 Brian Deal So. M Pittsburgh, PA/Shadyside Academy21 B.C. Green* Sr. M Cazenovia, NY/Cazenovia22 James McCready Fr. A East Aurora, NY/Iroquois23 Robb Shrader Fr. M Worthington/Thomas Worthington24 Chris Eccles* Jr. M Secane, PA/Monsignor Bonner25 Dan Richards Fr. A Dublin/Jerome26 Andy Princehorn Fr. M Worthington/Thomas Worthington27 Steve Fowler* Jr. M Wilton, CT/Wilton29 Grant Ditty Jr. D Columbus/Dublin Scioto30 Andres McAlister* Jr. D Washington, DC/Gonzaga31 Nate Mauro* Jr. M McMurray, PA/Peters Township32 Chris Ready Fr. M Dublin/Jerome33 Pat Williams Fr. D Denver, CO/Avon Old Farms34 Dane Frank Fr. M Delray Beach, FL/John Carroll35 Mike Rose Fr. D Darien, CT/Darien36 Alex Razzolini Fr. M East Aurora, NY/Iroquois37 Gavin Bennett Fr. G Lebanon, NJ/The Millbrook School38 Brian Test Jr. D Alexandria, VA/Gonzaga39 John Belleau So. D Fort Collins, CO/Poudre40 Brad Miller* Sr. D Potomac, MD/Winston Churchill41 Lee Catt Fr. D Columbus/Upper Arlington42 Matt Frizzo* So. D Birmingham, MI/Brother Rice43 Andy Coutts Jr. D Cockeysville, MD/St. Paul’s44 Peter Hargrove* Sr. D Medina/Medina45 Adam Guy* Sr. D Lake Forest, CA/El Toro47 Kelly O’Brien* So. D Worthington/Thomas Worthington48 Ashah Nelms* Sr. M Alpharetta, GA/Trinity Pawling49 Eli Pierce Fr. D Columbus/Dublin Scioto*Lettermen (19)Pronunciation GuideCraig Aronoff ........................................................................ ARE-noffJohn Belleau.............................................................................. BLUEPeter Boucher................................................................ BOUGH-cherDave Castignola ...................................................... CAST-ig-nole-uhAndy Coutts ........................................................... rhymes with bootsChris Eccles ........................................................................... ECK-ulsZach Gagel .......................................................................... GAG-gullAdam Guy .................................................................................... GYEHarrison Iuliano .............................................................. ILL-ee-on-ohNate Mauro ............................................................................ MAR-ohConnor McGowan.......................................................... mic-GOW-unChaz Narwicz ...................................................................... NAR-witsRyan Perone........................................................................ pa-ROANChad Pouliot ................................................................... POOL-ee-ottChris Ready ......................................................................... REED-eeRiker Vermilye ............................................................... ver-MILL-yay2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

2007 Alphabetical RosterNo. Player Yr. Pos. Ltr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School17 Aronoff, Craig Fr. M 0 5-9 180 Potomac, MD The Bullis School39 Belleau, John So. D 0 6-1 200 Fort Collins, CO Poudre37 Bennett, Gavin Fr. G 0 5-8 180 Lebanon, NJ The Millbrook (NY) School13 Boucher, Peter Fr. M 0 5-11 195 Harrison, NY Salisbury (CT) School2 Castignola, Dave So. A 0 6-3 210 Dublin Scioto41 Catt, Lee Fr. D 0 6-5 220 Columbus Upper Arlington43 Coutts, Andy Jr. D 0 6-1 185 Cockeysville, MD St. Paul’s7 Cunningham, Gavin Fr. A 0 6-0 185 Rye, NY Rye20 Deal, Brian So. M 0 5-9 170 Pittsburgh, PA Shady Side Academy29 Ditty, Grant Jr. D 0 6-0 180 Columbus Dublin Scioto24 Eccles, Chris* Jr. M 2 5-10 185 Secane, PA Monsignor Bonner3 Ehlinger, Chris Fr. A 0 5-10 165 Radnor, PA Radnor27 Fowler, Steve* Jr. M 2 6-2 195 Wilton, CT Wilton34 Frank, Dane Fr. M 0 5-9 165 Delray Beach, FL John Carroll (MD)42 Frizzo, Matt* So. D 1 6-4 205 Birmingham, MI Brother Rice21 Green, B.C.* Sr. M 3 5-10 175 Cazenovia, NY Cazenovia45 Guy, Adam* Sr. D 3 6-1 205 Lake Forest, CA El Toro44 Hargrove, Peter* Sr. D 3 6-3 215 Medina Medina14 Iuliano, Harrison* Jr. M 2 5-10 175 Mendham, NJ Blair Academy18 Jones, Trevor* Jr. M 1 6-4 205 Flanders, NJ West Morris Mendham31 Mauro, Nate* Jr. M 1 5-10 190 McMurray, PA Peters Township30 McAlister, Andres* Jr. D 2 5-8 155 Washington, DC Gonzaga22 McCready, James Fr. A 0 5-11 165 East Aurora, NY Iroquois15 McGowan, Connor* So. M 1 5-10 165 Worthington Thomas Worthington40 Miller, Brad* Sr. D 2 6-3 215 Potomac, MD Winston Churchill6 Narwicz, Chaz Fr. A 0 6-0 170 Yardley, PA Holy Ghost Prep48 Nelms, Ashah* Sr. M 1 6-0 200 Alpharetta, GA Trinity Pawling (NY)47 O’Brien, Kelly* So. D 1 6-0 175 Worthington Thomas Worthington49 Pierce, Eli Fr. D 0 6-1 220 Columbus Dublin Scioto10 Perone, Ryan* Jr. G 2 5-10 170 Fairfield, CT Fairfield Prep11 Pouliot, Chad* Sr. M 3 6-1 205 Ridgewood, NJ Ridgewood26 Princehorn, Andy Fr. M 0 6-1 185 Worthington Thomas Worthington36 Razzolini, Alex Fr. M 0 6-3 200 East Aurora, NY Iroquois32 Ready, Chris Fr. M 0 6-0 180 Dublin Jerome25 Richards, Dan Fr. A 0 6-0 195 Dublin Jerome19 Roberson, Lee* Jr. M 1 6-0 180 Fayetteville, NY Fayetteville-Manlius35 Rose, Mike Fr. D 0 5-10 170 Darien, CT Darien12 Scheetz, Ricky Fr. M 0 6-1 195 Dublin Jerome23 Shrader, Robb Fr. M 0 5-9 190 Worthington Thomas Worthington38 Test, Brian Jr. D 0 6-0 180 Alexandria, VA Gonzaga (DC)8 Turner, Eric* So. A 1 5-10 160 Columbus Dublin Scioto16 Vermilye, Riker Fr. M 0 6-1 190 McLean, VA Potomac School33 Williams, Pat Fr. D 0 6-1 185 Denver, CO Avon Old Farms (CT)5 Young, Rob Fr. A 0 6-3 190 Langhorne, PA Council Rock South4 Zimmerman, Karl* So. A 1 5-11 185 Utica, MI Brother Rice*Lettermen (19)2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse11

2007 Opponents in BriefOpponent Location Nickname Conference Head Coach 2006* RS/RL* SID/Contact PhoneDenison* Granville, Ohio Big Red NCAC Matt McGinnis 10-6 8/25 Craig Hicks 740/587-6546Eastern St. Davids, Pa. Eagles Pennsylvania John Levis 3-4 5/10 Dan Mouw 610/225-5677Fontbonne St. Louis, Mo. Griffins St. Louis Nick Silva first year N/A Brian Hoener 314/889-1466Kenyon* Gambier, Ohio Lords NCAC Brendan McWilliams 11-4 8/16 Marty Fuller 740/427-5471Lynchburg Lynchburg, Va. Hornets Old Dominion Steve Koudelka 13-4 6/23 Mike Carpenter 434/544-8495Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, Ohio Lions Heartland Andy Bonasera first year N/A Dane Neumeister 513/244-4927Neumann Aston, Pa. Knights Pennsylvania Justin McKenna 3-8 5/10 Leigh Matejkovic 610/558-5639Oberlin* Oberlin, Ohio Yeomen NCAC Kevin Walz 4-10 6/12 Zachary Pretzer 440/775-8503St. Vincent Latrobe, Pa. Bearcats Presidents' Peter Tulk 7-5 7/14 Jeff Zidek 724/805-2476Salisbury Salisbury, Md. Sea Gulls Capital Athletic Jim Berkman 20-1 7/24 Sam Atkinson 410/543-6016Stevens Tech Hoboken, N.J. Ducks Skyline Byron Collins 14-4 10/24 Brian Granata 201/216-5078Wash. & Jeff. Washington, Pa. Presidents Presidents' Chad Moore 5-10 9/18 Scott McGuinness 724/250-3308Whittier Whittier, Calif. Poets independent Nate Watkins 7-7 7/14 Mike Kennett 562/907-4212Wittenberg* Springfield, Ohio Tigers NCAC George Harris 6-7 8/21 Ryan Maurer 937/327-6114Wooster* Wooster, Ohio Fighting Scots NCAC Jason Tarnow 8-6 7/14 Hugh Howard 330/263-2374*NCAC opponent*2006=2006 record*RS/RL=returning starters/returning lettermen2006 Bishop Results 2006 Bishop StatisticsSite-ResultDateH- Lynchburg 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 11 3/4A- Salisbury 21, OHIO WESLEYAN 6 3/11N- Springfield 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 9 3/15A- OHIO WESLEYAN 10, Greensboro 9 3/18H- OHIO WESLEYAN 18, Eastern 4 3/20A- OHIO WESLEYAN 13, Oberlin 1* 3/22A- Denison 9, OHIO WESLEYAN 8* (OT) 3/25A- OHIO WESLEYAN 8, Kenyon 7* 4/1N- OHIO WESLEYAN 11, Whittier 10 4/6H- OHIO WESLEYAN 14, Wooster 13* (OT) 4/16H- OHIO WESLEYAN 13, Wittenberg 6* 4/19H- OHIO WESLEYAN 25, Wash. & Jeff. 7 4/22H- OHIO WESLEYAN 17, Colorado College 6 4/30A- Stevens Tech 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 6 5/6A- Denison 10, OHIO WESLEYAN 9 + (OT) 5/10*North Coast Athletic Conference (4-1)+NCAA Division III tournament gameHome Record: 5-0 Away: 4-4 Neutral: 1-0SCORING G A PtsChris Eccles 37 23 60Jarred Law 23 18 41Karl Zimmerman 20 14 34Nick Gallagher 16 6 22Eric Turner 14 8 22Steve Fowler 11 6 17Kevin Lakani 9 8 17Phillip Johnson 13 2 15Harrison Iuliano 12 3 15John Kingston 9 0 9Chris Riehl 4 0 4Harrison Young 3 0 3Connor McGowan 1 2 3Andres McAlister 2 0 2Dylan Brown 1 1 2Chad Pouliot 1 1 2B.C. Green 0 2 2Kyle Drexler 1 0 1Chris Szawlowski 1 0 1Nate Mauro 0 1 1Lee Roberson 0 1 1BISHOPS 178 96 274OPPONENTS 148 60 208bold face indicates playerreturning for 2007GOALIES GA Sv PctRyan Perone 82 89 .520Alex Crawford 48 42 .467Matt Cipolla 1 5 .833Owen McDonagh 17 20 .541BISHOPS 148 156 .513OPPONENTS 178 180 .503SCORING BY QUARTERSBISHOPS 39 57 43 38 1OPPONENTS 33 41 35 37 2OWU 178, OPP 148NCAC games (4-1)BISHOPS 9 20 17 9 1OPPONENTS 5 11 8 11 1OWU 56, OPP 36FACEOFFSBISHOPS 169/359 .471OPPONENTS 190/359 .529GROUND BALLSBISHOPS 437OPPONENTS 383MAN-UPBISHOPS 31/85 .365OPPONENTS 23/91 .253122007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

2006 NCAC StandingsNCACOverallTeam W L Pct GF GA W L Pct GF GADenison 5 0 1.000 45 32 10 6 .625 139 137Ohio Wesleyan 4 1 .800 56 36 9 6 .600 178 148Kenyon 3 2 .600 57 27 11 4 .733 181 111Wooster 2 3 .400 52 57 8 6 .571 170 99Wittenberg 1 4 .200 44 51 6 7 .462 104 105Oberlin 0 5 .000 19 74 4 10 .286 89 169PREVIOUS NCAC CHAMPIONSYear Champion (Record) Runner-Up (Record)1985 Denison (4-0) Ohio Wesleyan (3-1)1986 Denison (4-0) Ohio Wesleyan (3-1)1987 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Denison (3-1)1988 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Denison (3-1)1989 Ohio Wesleyan (4-0) Denison (3-1)1990 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1991 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Wooster (4-1)1992 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1993 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1994 Denison (8-0) Ohio Wesleyan (6-2)1995 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1996 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1997 Denison (5-0) Ohio Wesleyan (4-1)1998 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)1999 Denison (5-0) Ohio Wesleyan (4-1)2000 Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Kenyon (4-1)2001 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)2002 Denison (5-0) Ohio Wesleyan (4-1)2003 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)2004 Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Wooster (4-1)2005 Ohio Wesleyan (5-0) Denison (4-1)2006 Denison (5-0) Ohio Wesleyan (4-1)2006 NCAC Stat LeadersSCORING G Goals Assists Points Pts/GChris Eccles, OWU 15 37 23 60 4.00Mark Weschler, WOO 14 34 17 51 3.64Hisham Hassan, WOO 14 29 21 50 3.57Devin Catlin, KEN 15 29 51 50 3.33Luke Larson, KEN 15 37 10 47 3.13Shawn Handy, WOO 14 26 13 39 2.79Jarred Law, OWU 15 23 18 41 2.73Sean Wheeler, KEN 15 13 27 40 2.67Sean O'Neill, KEN 15 25 14 39 2.60Brandon Hulett, WITT 13 16 15 31 2.38Cory Windle, WITT 13 23 7 30 2.31Karl Zimmerman, OWU 15 20 14 34 2.27Previous NCAC LeadersPREVIOUS NCAC INDIVIDUAL LEADERSSCORINGYear Player G Goals Assists Points Pts/G1985 Jim Applegate, WOO 12 36 43 79 6.581986 Steve Casselli, DEN 13 23 35 58 4.461987 Doug Hazel, KEN 10 35 15 50 5.001988 Terry Martin, KEN 12 31 18 49 4.081989 Terry Martin, KEN 12 22 33 55 4.581990 Jeff Mayer, WITT 8 40 8 48 6.001991 Andy Fox, WOO 16 33 56 89 5.561992 Tom Bennett, WOO 15 48 17 65 4.331993 Andy Greaves, OWU 14 47 36 83 5.931994 Josh Cole, KEN 13 35 35 70 5.381995 Ryan Kelley, OBE 10 36 21 57 5.701996 Ryan Kelley, OBE 13 58 21 79 6.081997 Dave Maguire, OWU 17 64 30 94 5.531998 Dave Maguire, OWU 16 44 24 68 4.251999 Sean O’Brien, DEN 14 35 25 60 4.292000 Jason Fogelson, OWU 18 62 38 100 5.562001 Jason Fogelson, OWU 13 43 36 79 6.082002 Matt Coughlin, OWU 14 41 45 86 6.142003 Frank Bedford, OWU 13 41 22 63 4.852004 Ian Holljes, OBE 12 22 27 49 4.082005 John Schlegel, OWU 14 59 23 82 5.862006 Chris Eccles, OWU 15 37 23 60 4.00GOALTENDINGYear Player G Goals Saves Saves%1985 Bill Hall, DEN 16 72 202 .7371986 Dan O’Neill, OWU 16 83 180 .6841987 Peter Houston, KEN 7 26 59 .6941988 Jim Schwartz, OWU 16 85 176 .6741989 Jim Schwartz, OWU 9 30 59 .6631990 Alex Allen, DEN 10 44 84 .6561991 Phil Wilson, KEN 13 115 199 .6341992 Alex Graf, OBE 10 94 163 .6341993 Marc Jacobson, DEN 13 78 132 .6291994 Alex Graf, OBE 13 105 205 .6611995 Rich Sommers, WOO 8 41 72 .6371996 Geoff Hazard, KEN 13 78 176 .6931997 Geoff Hazard, KEN 14 77 171 .6901998 Andy Kureth, KEN 11 86 159 .6491999 Greg Clancy, KEN 13 87 146 .6272000 Greg Clancy, KEN 15 91 188 .6742001 Corey Ayers, OWU 13 81 163 .6682002 Peter Royer, DEN 14 79 148 .6522003 Dave Neiman, KEN 14 91 163 .6422004 Courter Shimeall, WOO 11 54 94 .6352005 Alex Baruch, DEN 11 78 126 .6182006 Pat Garlock, WITT 8 48 78 .619GOALTENDING G Goals Saves Saves%Pat Garlock, WITT 8 48 78 .619Matt Biester, WOO 14 87 137 .612Charlie Floeckher, KEN 15 103 140 .5762007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse13

PREVIOUS NCAC PLAYERS OF THE YEARYear Player Year Player1985 Jim Applegate, A, WOO 1996 Dave Maguire, A, OWU1986 Bill Hall, G, DEN 1997 Dave Maguire, A, OWU1987 Dan O’Neill, G, OWU 1998 Dave Maguire, A, OWU1988 Rob Alvino, A, OWU 1999 Frank Pennimpede, M, DEN1989 Kevin Finneran, M, OWU 2000 Zach Gagel, D, OWU1990 Ken Knapp, DM, OWU Peter Royer, G, DENTom Bryan, A, DEN 2001 Jason Fogelson, A, OWU1991 Neil Ringers, M, OWU 2002 Matt Coughlin, A, OWU1992 Kevin Wall, D, OWU 2003 Frank Bedford, A, OWU1993 Dave Breslin, G, OWU 2004 John Schlegel, A, OWU1994 Ethan Ewing, M, DEN 2005 John Schlegel, A, OWU1995 Darren McGurn, A, OWU 2006 Chris Eccles, M, OWUPREVIOUS NCAC NEWCOMERS OF THE YEARYear Player Year Player1996 Zach Gagel, D, OWU 2002 John Schlegel, A, OWU1997 Dan Stroka, M, OWU 2003 Craig Pastor, M, DEN1998 Parker Anger, D, OWU 2004 Sammy Hong, A, WITT1999 Scott Jackson, M, OWU 2005 Chris Eccles, M, OWU2000 Steve Muskopf, A, OWU 2006 Dan Maude, M, DEN2001 Tom Moschos, M, DENPREVIOUS NCAC COACHES OF THE YEARYear Coach Year Coach1985 Tommy Thomsen, Denison 1996 Lelan Rogers, OWU1986 Tommy Thomsen, Denison 1997 Bill Heiser, Kenyon1987 Mike Pressler, OWU 1998 Lelan Rogers, OWU1988 Mike Pressler, OWU 1999 Bruce Reid, Wittenberg1989 Mike Pressler, OWU 2000 Bill Heiser, Kenyon1990 Mike Pressler, OWU 2001 Sean Ryan, OWU1991 Jon Hind, Wooster 2002 Mike Caravana, Denison1992 Steve Ritzenthaler, Wittenberg 2003 Sean Ryan, OWU1993 Lelan Rogers, OWU 2004 Jason Tarnow, Wooster1994 Mike Caravana, Denison 2005 Sean Ryan, OWU1995 Lelan Rogers, OWU 2006 Brendan McWilliams, KenyonNCAC RecordsINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals: 10, Chris Wolfington (Denison) vs. Marietta, 4/18/1990;Andy Greaves (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Wittenberg, 5/1/1990;Evan Bliss (Kenyon) vs. St. Vincent, 3/25/2000Assists: 9, Jim Applegate (Wooster) vs. Ashland, 4/5/1985;Blair Morrison (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Wooster, 4/17/1985;Rich Franz (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Oberlin, 4/6/1988;Victor Maddux (Denison) vs. RIT, 3/29/1997;Victor Maddux (Denison) vs. Oberlin, 4/1/1997Points: 15, Andy Greaves (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Oberlin,3/31/1993Saves: 34, Chris Alpaugh (Kenyon) vs. Guilford, 3/8/1990;David Smolev (Oberlin) vs. Wooster, 4/3/2002INDIVIDUAL — SEASONGoals: 64, Dave Maguire (Ohio Wesleyan), 1996 and 1997Assists: 61, Blair Morrison (Ohio Wesleyan), 1985Points: 100 (62-38), Jason Fogelson (Ohio Wesleyan), 2000Points/Game: 6.6 (79-12), Jim Applegate (Wooster), 1985Saves: 310, David Smolev (Oberlin), 2002Saves Percentage: .737 (72-202), Bill Hall (Denison), 1985INDIVIDUAL — CAREERGoals: 225, Dave Maguire (Ohio Wesleyan), 1995-98Assists: 137, Rob Alvino (Ohio Wesleyan), 1985-88Points: 321, Dave Maguire (Ohio Wesleyan), 1995-98Points/Game: 4.9 (321-66), Dave Maguire (OWU), 1995-98Saves: 1067, David Smolev (Oberlin), 1999-2002Saves Percentage: .697 (201-463), Dan O’Neill (OhioWesleyan), 1984-87TEAM — GAMEGoals: 36, Ohio Wesleyan vs. Oberlin, 4/19/2000Fewest Goals Allowed: 0, on 12 occasions, most recently:Denison vs. Oberlin, 4/22/2003Winning Margin: 34 (36-2), Ohio Wesleyan vs. Oberlin, 4/19/2000Saves: 34, Kenyon vs. Guilford, 3/8/1990;Oberlin vs. Wooster, 4/3/2002TEAM — SEASONGoals: 314, Ohio Wesleyan, 2000Assists: 221, Ohio Wesleyan, 1985Saves Percentage: .702 (92-217), Ohio Wesleyan, 1985Wins: 17, Ohio Wesleyan, 1985Winning Percentage: .895 (17-2), Ohio Wesleyan, 1985Winning Streak: 16, Ohio Wesleyan, 1985Winning Streak (NCAC games): 34, Ohio Wesleyan, 1987-94Dave Maguire was a 3-time NCAC Player of the Year selection.Dave Maguire Blair Morrison Dan O’Neill142007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

About the NCACOhio Wesleyan University is a charter member of the NorthCoast Athletic Conference, which began competition in the 1984-85 academic year. Other charter members are Allegheny College,Case Western Reserve University, Denison University, KenyonCollege, Oberlin College and the College of Wooster. EarlhamCollege and Wittenberg University joined the NCAC in 1988, andHiram College and Wabash College joined the NCAC in 1998.The NCAC’s 10 members believe academic and athleticexcellence can co-exist, with no undue overemphasis on athletics.They also believe the principle of balance is important in athleticprograms at the Division III level, with no “major” or “minor” sportsin comparison with any other, but all equally worthwhile. Equity forboth men’s and women’s sports is a founding and standardprinciple. The NCAC’s 22 championship sports includes 11 for menand 11 for women, the latter figure leading all Division III conferencesin the country. When at least 5 Conference institutionssponsor a varsity sport, the NCAC conducts championship playand honors the champion.During the NCAC’s 22 years of competition, the league hasestablished itself as one of the most competitive in the nation. Atotal of 43 teams in all 22 sports were represented in nationalcompetition last year, with one team winning an NCAA Division IIIchampionship to raise the conference’s 22-year total to 54. Inaddition, 168 student-athletes from around the league earned All-America and/or Academic All-America ® honors.The NCAC in BriefCYNTHIA HOLLIDAYSenior Women'sAdministratorOhio Wesleyan Universityhas been in the forefront ofestablishing excellence andequity in the athletic arena forboth men and women. OhioWesleyan was one of thefounding institutions of theNational Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA). In the early 1980s, MaryParker, a coach and administrator at OhioWesleyan, played an integral role in founding theCentennial Conference, the first conference in thenation formed specifically for women’s athletics.In 1983, Ohio Wesleyan became a chartermember of the North Coast Athletic Conference(NCAC). The NCAC’s founding philosophyincludes both sport and gender equity as well asa firm commitment to academics. The NCACconducts championships in 22 sports, 11 for menand 11 for women. Ohio Wesleyan’s Athletic Hallof Fame was one of the first to induct both menand women. Ohio Wesleyan University willcontinue the commitment to excellence,academically, athletically and with sport andgender equity a priority.Executive Director ................................................. Dennis CollinsOffice Phone ................................................ (440) 871-8100Home Phone................................................ (440) 892-1904Assistant Director ................................Keri Alexander LuchowskiAssistant Director ..................................................... Sue PenickaFax Machine ................................................ (440) 871-4221Mailing Address .............. PO Box 16679, Cleveland, OH 44116E-mail ......................................................... ncac@northcoast.orgHome Page ......................................... http://www.northcoast.orgFounded ............................................................... February, 1983Conference Colors ...................................... Red, White and BlueChampionship Sports ............................. 22 (11 men, 11 women)Chris Eccles was named NCAC Player of the Year in 2006.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse15

2006 in ReviewLynchburg 17, Ohio Wesleyan 11 March 4 at Selby FieldKarl Zimmerman scored to break an 8-8 tie and give 11thrankedOhio Wesleyan the lead, but the seventh-ranked Hornetsanswered with 6 straight goals and went on to a non-conferencewin.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles, Zimmerman 3-1.SAVES: Crawford 9.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 39, Lynchburg 37.Salisbury 21, Ohio Wesleyan 6 March 11 at Salisbury, Md.Harrison Iuliano scored to give the Bishops an early 1-0 lead,but the defending NCAA Division III champion Sea Gulls scored 8straight goals to close out the first quarter and went on to defeat theBishops in non-conference play.SCORING LEADERS: 6 players with 1-0.SAVES: Crawford 3, Perone 6, Cipolla 0.SHOTS: Salisbury 40, Ohio Wesleyan 25.Springfield 11, Ohio Wesleyan 9 March 15 at Baltimore, Md.Iuliano, Jarred Law and Chris Eccles scoredto start a Bishop comeback from a 7-0 deficit, butthe Pride held off the Ohio Wesleyan rally to takea non-conference win.SCORING LEADERS: Iuliano, Law 2-1;Eccles 1-1.SAVES: Crawford 18.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 35, Springfield 32.Ohio Wesleyan 10, Greensboro 9 March 18 at Greensboro, N.C.Eccles and Iuliano scored 2 goals apiece as Ohio Wesleyanreeled off 7 straight goals on the way to a non-conference win overthe Pride. Zimmerman's goal early in the fourth quarter gave OhioWesleyan a 10-7 lead, and the Bishop defense made the leadstand.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 4-0, Iuliano 2-0.SAVES: Crawford 5, Perone 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 33, Greensboro 32.Ohio Wesleyan 18, Eastern 4 March 20 at Selby FieldIuliano scored twice during a 7-0 first-quarter run that startedOhio Wesleyan on its way to a non-conference win over the Eagles.SCORING LEADERS: Law 1-5, Zimmerman 3-2, Iuliano 3-0.SAVES: Perone 0, Crawford 4, Cipolla 2.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 45, Eastern 15.Ohio Wesleyan 13, Oberlin 1March 22 at OberlinLaw and Nick Gallagher scored 3 goals apiece as OhioWesleyan reeled off the first 11 goals of the game on the way to awin over the Yeomen in the Bishops’ NCAC opener.SCORING LEADERS: Law 4-1, Gallagher 3-0.SAVES: Perone 5.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 50, Oberlin 18.LawDenison 9, Ohio Wesleyan 8March 25 at GranvilleThe Big Red scored midway through the first overtime to takean NCAC win. Ohio Wesleyan led, 8-6, after 3 quarters but Denisonheld the Bishops scoreless during the fourth period to send thegame into overtime.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 2-1, Zimmerman 0-3.SAVES: Perone 8.SHOTS: Denison 27, Ohio Wesleyan 26.Ohio Wesleyan 8, Kenyon 7April 1 at GambierZimmerman scored 3 goals as Ohio Wesleyan went on a 4-1run to break a 4-4 halftime tie and take the lead for good in an NCACdecision over the Lords. Zimmerman was named NCAC Player ofthe Week for his efforts.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 1-3, Zimmerman 3-0, Law 2-0.SAVES: Perone 13.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 26, Kenyon 26.Ohio Wesleyan 11, Whittier 10April 6 at PowellZimmerman scored the game-winning goal with 2:29 left inregulation time to lift Ohio Wesleyan over the Poets in nonconferenceaction. Zimmerman scored off a pass from Law tobreak a 10-10 tie and give the Bishops the lead for good.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 2-4, Gallagher 4-0, Law 1-2.SAVES: Perone 12.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 39, Whittier 26.Ohio Wesleyan 14, Wooster 13 April 16 at Selby FieldEccles scored with :01 left in the first overtime period to liftOhio Wesleyan over the Fighting Scots in NCAC action. TheBishops had sent the game into overtime with a 2-man-up goal byZimmerman with 3:36 left in regulation time.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 5-2; Johnson, Law,Zimmerman 2-1.SAVES: Perone 9.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 38, Wooster 35.Ohio Wesleyan 13, Wittenberg 6 April 19 at Selby FieldEccles scored 3 straight goals to cap a 7-0 second-quarter runthat put Ohio Wesleyan ahead to stay in an NCAC win over theTigers.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 6-3, Turner 1-3, Fowler 3-0.SAVES: Perone 9.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 34, Wittenberg 19.Ohio Wesleyan 25, Wash. & Jeff. 7 April 22 at Selby FieldLaw scored twice and Eccles had a goal and 2 assists as OhioWesleyan opened the game with a 6-1 run and went on to defeatthe Presidents in non-conference action. Law led the Bishops with5 goals and 2 assists, including 4 goals and an assist as the OhioWesleyan man-up unit scored 7 times in 10 opportunities. Eccleswas named NCAC Player of the Week for his efforts.SCORING LEADERS: Law 5-2, Eccles 4-3, Kingston 3-0.SAVES: Perone 8, Crawford 2, Cipolla 3.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 53, Washington & Jefferson 30.162007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Ohio Wesleyan 17, Colorado College 6 April 30 at Selby FieldZimmerman and Eric Turner scored 3 goals apiece and Eccleshad a goal and 3 assists as Ohio Wesleyan opened the game witha 10-0 run and went on to defeat the Tigers in non-conferenceaction.SCORING LEADERS: Turner 6-0, Eccles 1-4, Zimmerman 3-0.SAVES: Perone 6, Crawford 1.SHOTS: Ohio Wesleyan 50, Colorado College 36.Stevens Tech 17, Ohio Wesleyan 6 May 6 at Hoboken, N.J.Chris Riehl scored midway through the firstquarter to give Ohio Wesleyan a 1-0 lead, but the13th-ranked Ducks scored the next 5 goals andused an 8-0 run later in the game to break open anon-conference win. Sophomore OwenMcDonagh had 20 saves while making his firstcollegiate start in goal.SCORING LEADERS: Law 1-2, Johnson 2-0.SAVES: McDonagh 20.SHOTS: Stevens Tech 54, Ohio Wesleyan 29.NCAA DIVISION III PLAYOFFSDenison 10, Ohio Wesleyan 9May 10 at GranvillePhillip Johnson scored twice to erase an 8-6fourth-quarter deficit, and Dylan Brown scored totie the game at 9-9 with 9:18 left in regulation time,but the Big Red got the game-winner in overtimeto escape with a win in a first-round matchup of theNCAA Division III playoffs. Gallagher and Lawhad scored to give the Bishops a 2-0 first-quarterlead, and Eccles had 2 goals as Ohio WesleyanJohnsontook a 4-1 lead midway through the secondquarter.SCORING LEADERS: Eccles 4-0, Johnson 2-0.SAVES: Perone 8.SHOTS: Denison 31, Ohio Wesleyan 27.McDonaghBishops Year-by-YearYear Coach W L T Pct GF GA MLA 4-Yr1958 Fred Myers 1 8 0 .111 51 117 1-8-0 1-7-01959 Fred Myers 3 7 0 .300 53 85 3-7-0 3-5-01960 Fred Myers 3 7 1 .318 89 104 3-6-1 3-5-11961 Fred Myers 7 3 0 .700 95 66 7-3-0 5-3-01962 Fred Myers 5 5 0 .500 94 85 5-4-0 4-5-01963 Fred Myers 4 7 1 .375 88 101 4-6-1 3-6-11964 Fred Myers 4 9 0 .308 63 104 4-8-0 4-8-01965 Fred Myers 4 9 0 .308 83 100 3-9-0 3-9-01966 Fred Myers 6 6 0 .500 91 92 4-5-0 3-6-01967 Fred Myers 3 6 0 .333 70 83 2-6-0 1-5-01968 Fred Myers 4 6 0 .400 76 85 4-6-0 4-4-01969 Fred Myers 8 7 0 .533 127 82 4-3-0 6-7-01970 Fred Myers 7 3 0 .700 75 81 4-3-0 4-3-01971 Fred Myers 6 8 0 .429 92 114 4-4-0 5-7-01972 Fred Myers 7 4 0 .636 97 81 6-2-0 6-3-0Myers (15 years) 72 95 2 .432 68-80-21973 Joe Horn 11 4 0 .733 171 122 5-4 9-4-01974 Rich Seiler 9 2 0 .818 156 93 8-1 9-2-01975* Rich Seiler 9 5 0 .643 213 131 8-1 9-5-01976* Rich Seiler 12 3 0 .800 252 104 7-0 12-31977* Rich Seiler 8 5 0 .615 185 151 6-0 7-5-0Seiler (4 years) 38 15 0 .717 34-61978* Jay Martin 13 5 0 .722 202 138 6-1 12-51979* Jay Martin 9 7 0 .563 169 139 5-1 9-7-01980* Jay Martin 11 6 0 .647 233 153 10-1 10-61981* Jay Martin 13 3 0 .813 283 142 11-01982 Jay Martin 10 5 0 .667 174 119 8-31983* Jay Martin 18 2 0 .900 302 131 10-01984 Jay Martin 13 4 0 .765 203 94 8-2 NCAC1985* Jay Martin 17 2 0 .895 312 92 9-1 3-1Martin (8 years) 104 34 0 .754 67-10 3-11986* Mike Pressler 12 4 0 .750 213 99 6-1 3-11987* Mike Pressler 14 3 0 .824 233 89 7-0 4-01988* Mike Pressler 15 2 0 .882 220 90 7-0 4-01989* Mike Pressler 13 4 0 .765 238 118 7-0 4-01990* Mike Pressler 15 3 0 .833 285 150 8-0 5-0Pressler (5 years) 69 16 0 .812 35-1 20-11991* Lelan Rogers 13 4 0 .765 275 178 8-0 5-01992 Lelan Rogers 9 6 0 .600 173 125 7-1 5-01993* Lelan Rogers 12 2 0 .833 238 110 7-0 5-01994 Lelan Rogers 10 4 0 .714 216 124 — 6-21995* Lelan Rogers 13 4 0 .765 267 163 — 5-01996* Lelan Rogers 13 3 0 .813 268 174 — 5-01997* Lelan Rogers 13 4 0 .765 291 139 — 4-11998* Lelan Rogers 14 2 0 .875 257 141 — 5-01999* Lelan Rogers 12 4 0 .750 219 131 — 4-1Rogers (9 years) 109 33 0 .768 22-1 44-42000* Sean Ryan 14 4 0 .778 314 142 — 4-12001 Sean Ryan 9 4 0 .692 195 98 — 5-02002 Sean Ryan 9 5 0 .643 228 174 — 4-12003* Sean Ryan 10 3 0 .769 193 110 — 5-02004 Sean Ryan 8 6 0 .571 129 135 — 4-12005* Sean Ryan 10 4 0 .714 183 124 — 5-02006* Sean Ryan 9 6 0 .600 178 148 — 4-1Ryan (7 years) 69 32 0 .683 — 31-4TOTALS (49 years) 472 231 2 .671*reached NCAA tournamentbold face denotes league championRyan Perone was 8-2 as a starter in goal in 2006.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse17

NCAA Tournament AppearancesDIVISION II-III1975 First RoundA- Hobart 18, OHIO WESLEYAN 8Hobart National Runner-Up1976 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 22, Kutztown State 17A- OHIO WESLEYAN 12, Cortland State 11A- Hobart 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 5Hobart National Champion1977 QuarterfinalistA- OHIO WESLEYAN 18, Towson State 13A- Washington (Md.) 21, OHIO WESLEYAN 11Washington National Runner-Up1978 First RoundA- Washington (Md.) 10, OHIO WESLEYAN 6Washington Semifinalist1979 First RoundA- St. Lawrence 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 12St. Lawrence SemifinalistDIVISION III1980 First RoundA- Cortland State 13, OHIO WESLEYAN 9Cortland State National Runner-Up1981 First RoundA- Cortland State 18, OHIO WESLEYAN 5Cortland State National Runner-Up1983 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 9, Rochester Inst. Tech. 6A- Hobart 22, OHIO WESLEYAN 7Hobart National Champion1985 First RoundH- Cortland State 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 5Cortland State Semifinalist1986 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 10, Denison 6H- Washington (Md.) 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 4Washington National Runner-Up1987 Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 12, Washington (Md.) 3H- OHIO WESLEYAN 17, Washington & Lee 4A- Hobart 9, OHIO WESLEYAN 51988 Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 10, Denison 5H- OHIO WESLEYAN 19, Franklin & Marshall 6H- Hobart 18, OHIO WESLEYAN 91989 Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 12, Gettysburg 5A- OHIO WESLEYAN 9, Washington (Md.) 8 (OT)A- Hobart 11, OHIO WESLEYAN 81990 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 16, Alfred 10A- Washington (Md.) 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 11Washington National Runner-Up1991 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 19, Washington & Lee 10H- Salisbury State 18, OHIO WESLEYAN 12Salisbury State National Runner-Up1993 Runner-UpH- OHIO WESLEYAN 8, Washington & Lee 7H- OHIO WESLEYAN 14, Washington (Md.) 8N- Hobart 16, OHIO WESLEYAN 101995 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 16, Rochester Inst. Tech. 15A- Nazareth 14, OHIO WESLEYAN 13Nazareth National Runner-Up1996 SemifinalistH- OHIO WESLEYAN 16, Denison 6A- Nazareth 17, OHIO WESLEYAN 11Nazareth National Champion1997 SemifinalistA- OHIO WESLEYAN 18, Denison 13A- Nazareth 16, OHIO WESLEYAN 9Nazareth National Champion1998 SemifinalistA- OHIO WESLEYAN 17, Washington & Lee 8A- Nazareth 10, OHIO WESLEYAN 9Nazareth National Runner-Up1999 First RoundA- Denison 12, OHIO WESLEYAN 8Denison Semifinalist2000 QuarterfinalistA- OHIO WESLEYAN 13, Denison 10A- Nazareth 16, OHIO WESLEYAN 8Nazareth Semifinalist2003 First RoundA- Nazareth 15, OHIO WESLEYAN 4Nazareth Quarterfinalist2005 Second RoundA- Gettysburg 16, OHIO WESLEYAN 9Gettysburg Quarterfinalist2006 First RoundA- Denison 10, OHIO WESLEYAN 9 (OT)Denison Second RoundNCAA Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W LAlfred 1990 (16-10) 1990 (16-10) 1 0Cortland State 1976 (12-11) 1985 (5-11) 1 3Denison 1986 (10-6) 2006 (9-10) 5 2Franklin & Marshall 1988 (19-6) 1988 (19-6) 1 0Gettysburg 1989 (12-5) 2005 (9-16) 1 1Hobart 1975 (8-18) 1993 (10-16) 0 7Kutztown State 1976 (22-17) 1976 (22-17) 1 0Nazareth 1995 (13-14) 2003 (4-15) 0 6Rochester Tech 1983 (9-6) 1995 (16-15) 2 0St. Lawrence 1979 (12-14) 1979 (12-14) 0 1Salisbury State 1991 (12-18) 1991 (12-18) 0 1Towson State 1977 (18-13) 1977 (18-13) 1 0Washington (Md.) 1977 (11-21) 1993 (14-8) 3 4Washington & Lee 1987 (17-4) 1998 (17-8) 4 0W L PctNCAA DIVISION II-III (5 years) 3 5 .375NCAA DIVISION III (20 years) 17 20 .459PLAYOFF TOTALS (25 years) 20 25 .444182007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

All-Time Series RecordsOpponent First Game Last Game W LAlfred 1990 (16-10) 2002 (13-14) 6 2Army 1976 (9-13) 1976 (9-13) 0 1Ashland* 1973 (8-9) 1985 (20-2) 13 1Baltimore 1966 (6-3) 1977 (11-13) 2 2Bowling Green 1963 (14-4) 1979 (13-10) 10 8Brockport State 1978 (10-4) 1978 (10-4) 1 0Buffalo State 1983 (16-1) 1984 (12-4) 2 0Butler 1994 (15-12) 1998 (9-13) 3 2Cabrini 2003 (19-6) 2005 (8-7) 2 1Canisius 2000 (17-13) 2000 (17-13) 1 0Clarkson 1986 (12-6) 2000 (19-6) 3 0Cleveland LC 1958 (1-13) 1973 (22-3) 8 7Colorado College 1982 (14-8) 2006 (17-6) 6 0Columbus LC 1960 (5-7) 1980 (17-12) 12 5Cortland State 1972 (3-16) 2002 (9-21) 10 7C.W. Post 1965 (9-8) 1965 (9-8) 1 0Dartmouth 1978 (8-11) 1978 (8-11) 0 1Denison + 1958 (5-14) 2006 (9-10) 41 39Denver 1993 (22-4) 1993 (22-4) 1 0Duke 1969 (1-8) 1987 (6-13) 0 4East Carolina 1971 (10-6) 1971 (10-6) 1 0Eastern 2006 (18-4) 2006 (18-4) 1 0Fontbonne 2007Franklin & Marshall 1988 (19-6) 1988 (19-6) 1 0Gettysburg 1984 (8-7) 2005 (9-16) 4 3Greensboro 1995 (16-10) 2006 (10-9) 5 0Guilford 1985 (13-7) 1993 (16-3) 3 0Hampden-Sydney 1987 (14-5) 2002 (8-14) 4 2Hobart 1964 (5-11) 1993 (10-16) 3 14Ithaca 1986 (17-6) 1996 (16-15) 3 1Kenyon 1958 (10-16) 2006 (8-7) 49 12Kutztown State 1976 (22-17) 1978 (14-13) 2 0Lake Forest 1984 (13-4) 1984 (13-4) 1 0Loyola (Md.) 1966 (8-11) 1991 (4-24) 0 2Lynchburg 1981 (19-4) 2006 (11-17) 11 3Maryland 1986 (5-10) 1986 (5-10) 0 1Maryland-Balt. Co. 1973 (13-11) 1980 (10-17) 1 2Marymount 1999 (18-5) 2000 (19-7) 2 0Michigan State* 1963 (16-2) 1996 (13-17) 26 3Morgan State 1974 (9-8) 1975 (7-10) 1 1Mount St. Joseph 2007Mount St. Mary’s 1973 (11-6) 1984 (5-4) 2 0Mount Union 1983 (18-3) 1985 (25-4) 2 0Mt. Washington LC 1977 (6-19) 1977 (6-19) 0 1Nazareth 1989 (12-7) 2003 (4-15) 1 9Neumann 2007New England College 1978 (15-3) 1978 (15-3) 1 0New York Tech 1998 (16-13) 1998 (16-13) 1 0North Carolina 1969 (3-7) 1989 (7-20) 0 3Northwood 2000 (17-5) 2000 (17-5) 1 0Notre Dame 1964 (8-1) 1993 (13-8) 13 3Oberlin + 1958 (4-21) 2006 (13-1) 32 19Ohio State 1958 (3-10) 1996 (12-9) 34 15Oneonta State 1999 (14-8) 1999 (14-8) 1 0Penn State 1991 (7-14) 1991 (7-14) 0 1Plymouth State 1969 (17-0) 1969 (17-0) 1 0Potsdam State 2000 (23-10) 2000 (23-10) 1 0Randolph-Macon 1969 (9-11) 1996 (20-15) 3 1Rensselaer 1960 (10-12) 1960 (10-12) 0 1Roanoke 1979 (3-12) 1999 (15-11) 11 4Rochester Inst. Tech. 1983 (16-12) 1995 (16-15) 5 1St. Lawrence 1979 (12-14) 1997 (23-6) 2 2St. Mary’s 1976 (12-4) 1985 (20-7) 6 2St. Vincent 2007Salisbury State 1975 (13-16) 2006 (6-21) 6 20Springfield 1988 (12-5) 2006 (9-11) 2 1Stevens Tech 2003 (14-7) 2006 (6-17) 2 2Stony Brook 1985 (12-5) 1985 (12-5) 1 0Syracuse 1962 (9-15) 1971 (6-8) 0 3Towson State 1966 (7-6) 1977 (18-13) 2 0Tufts 1978 (10-4) 1978 (10-4) 1 0Virginia 1975 (8-15) 1975 (8-15) 0 1Virginia Military 1985 (16-4) 1985 (16-4) 1 0Washington (Md.) 1976 (15-16) 2005 (6-5) 4 8Wash. & Jeff. 2005 (25-6) 2006 (25-7) 2 0Washington & Lee 1979 (7-8) 1998 (17-8) 7 2Wesley 2001 (17-6) 2002 (22-5) 2 0Western Maryland 1973 (13-6) 1986 (6-4) 5 0Whittier 1997 (18-15) 2006 (11-10) 3 2Wilkes 1978 (9-5) 1978 (9-5) 1 0William & Mary 1969 (19-0) 1975 (12-8) 2 0Williams 1978 (14-10) 1978 (14-10) 1 0Wittenberg 1968 (14-3) 2006 (13-6) 30 2Wooster 1968 (8-5) 2006 (14-13) 42 2bold face indicates 2007 opponent*includes win by forfeit+does not include one tie gameMARK SHIPPSVice President,University RelationsThe Remembering Mr.Rickey campaign iscomprehensive in that it willtouch nearly all of OhioWesleyan’s athletic facilities —within one campaign we will beable to significantly impactmost of our 23 sports. Thecampaign is focused on both athletics andrecreation, and it is estimated that at least 80percent of the student body uses these facilities ona regular basis. The upgrades to the Selby fieldand track, especially the artificial turf installation,will extend the use of this facility seasonally, and itwill allow teams to share the fields even during theindividual team seasons. Incoming studentathleteshave reported their excitement over theprospect of playing in renovated and new facilities.For example, our very strong softball program willsoon benefit from its own new field, now beingconstructed south of the baseball diamond.Student-athlete recruiting has benefitted not onlyfrom the obvious ongoing improvement, but alsofrom the planned upgrades and new facilities thatwill come on line as we continue to receivecontributions to the Remembering Mr. Rickeycampaign.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse19

All-Time Results19581-8-0, 1-8-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/15 H Ohio State 10, OWU 3*4/19 A Cleveland LC 13, OWU 1*4/23 H Kenyon 16, OWU 10*4/30 A Denison 14, OWU 5*5/3 A Oberlin 21, OWU 4*5/7 A Ohio State 11, OWU 5*5/10 H Oberlin 14, OWU 3*5/13 A Kenyon 11, OWU 7*5/17 H OWU 13, Denison 7*19593-7-0, 3-7-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/11 H Oberlin 15, OWU 5*4/14 A Denison 10, OWU 3*4/18 A OWU 7, Kenyon 4*4/24 H OWU 6, Ohio State 5*5/2 A Cleveland LC 7, OWU 5*5/6 H Kenyon 8, OWU 6*5/9 H Cleveland LC 11, OWU 2*5/13 A OWU 8, Ohio State 7*5/16 H Denison 7, OWU 5*5/23 A Oberlin 11, OWU 2*19603-7-1, 3-6-1 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site ScoreColumbus LC 7, OWU 5*Oberlin 11, OWU 5*Rensselaer 12, OWU 10OWU 13, Ohio State 8*Kenyon 11, OWU 10*Denison 12, OWU 7*OWU 12, Ohio State 11*OWU 9, Kenyon 6*Oberlin 11, OWU 4*OWU 15, Denison 15*Cleveland LC 10, OWU 9*19617-3-0, 7-3-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/8 H OWU 11, Columbus LC 5*4/15 H OWU 10, Denison 4*4/19 A OWU 10, Ohio State 3*4/22 H Oberlin 9, OWU 4*4/28 H OWU 13, Kenyon 0*5/6 A Oberlin 11, OWU 5*5/9 A OWU 9, Kenyon 8*5/13 H OWU 13, Ohio State 7*5/17 A Denison 8, OWU 3*5/20 H OWU 17, Columbus LC 11*The 1958 squad was Ohio Wesleyan's first men's lacrosse team to have varsity status.19625-5-0, 5-4-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score3/30 H Syracuse 15, OWU 94/14 A OWU 16, Kenyon 2*4/21 H Oberlin 7, OWU 5*4/28 H OWU 9, Ohio State 3*5/1 A Denison 13, OWU 6*5/5 A Oberlin 8, OWU 5*5/10 A Ohio State 10, OWU 8*5/12 H OWU 19, Kenyon 12*5/16 H OWU 8, Denison 7*5/19 H OWU 9, Columbus LC 8*19634-7-1, 4-6-1 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/6 H OWU 16, Michigan State 2*4/9 A Kenyon 9, OWU 6*4/13 H OWU 6, Oberlin 6*4/17 H Ohio State 11, OWU 3*4/20 H Denison 19, OWU 4*4/27 H OWU 8, Kenyon 6*5/4 H OWU 14, Bowling Green 4*5/8 A Ohio State 8, OWU 5*5/11 H Cleveland LC 11, OWU 55/14 A Denison 10, OWU 4*5/18 A Oberlin 9, OWU 3*5/25 H OWU 14, Columbus LC 6*19644-9-0, 4-8-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/1 H Hobart 11, OWU 54/4 H OWU 8, Notre Dame 1*4/9 H OWU 8, Kenyon 6*4/11 A Denison 22, OWU 1*4/18 A Oberlin 9, OWU 1*4/22 A Ohio State 8, OWU 2*4/25 H OWU 5, Bowling Green 3*5/1 A Kenyon 9, OWU 6*5/2 H Denison 17, OWU 3*5/9 H Ohio State 4, OWU 3*5/12 H Oberlin 3, OWU 2*5/16 A OWU 14, Michigan State 3*5/23 H Columbus LC 8, OWU 5*19654-9-0, 3-9-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/3 A Kenyon 9, OWU 8*4/9 A Notre Dame 8, OWU 6*4/10 N OWU 9, Michigan State 4*4/14 H OWU 9, C.W. Post 84/17 H Denison 5, OWU 4*4/20 H Kenyon 8, OWU 7* (OT)4/24 A OWU 12, Cleveland LC 8*4/28 H Ohio State 8, OWU 2*5/1 A Oberlin 13, OWU 4*5/8 H Oberlin 6, OWU 5*5/12 A Ohio State 6, OWU 5*5/15 A Denison 12, OWU 6*5/22 A OWU 6, Bowling Green 5*202007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

19666-6-0, 4-5-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score3/21 A OWU 7, Towson State 63/23 A Loyola (Md.) 11, OWU 83/25 A OWU 6, Baltimore LC 34/9 A Kenyon 8, OWU 5*4/20 A Ohio State 12, OWU 4*4/23 H OWU 16, Cleveland LC 9*4/30 A Denison 8, OWU 7*5/7 H Bowling Green 9, OWU 8*5/14 A OWU 2, Oberlin 1*5/18 H Ohio State 13, OWU 5*5/21 H OWU 11, Columbus LC 7*5/28 H OWU 12, Michigan State 5*19673-6-0, 2-6-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/8 H Kenyon 9, OWU 6*4/15 A OWU 8, Bowling Green 7* (OT)4/22 H OWU 11, Columbus LC 7*4/29 H Denison 15, OWU 8*5/6 H Notre Dame 5, OWU 2*5/10 A Ohio State 8, OWU 6*5/13 H Oberlin 11, OWU 8*5/20 A Cleveland LC 9, OWU 7*5/27 H OWU 14, Columbus LC 12*19684-6-0, 4-6-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/6 A OWU 10, Kenyon 4*4/13 H OWU 8, Wooster 5*4/20 H Columbus LC 11, OWU 10*4/24 H OWU 1, Michigan State 0*(forfeit)4/27 A Oberlin 12, OWU 3*4/30 A OWU 14, Wittenberg 3*5/4 A Denison 12, OWU 9*5/15 H Ohio State 9, OWU 6*5/18 A Cleveland LC 13, OWU 10*5/25 H Bowling Green 16, OWU 6*19698-7-0, 4-3-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site ScoreNorth Carolina 7, OWU 3Duke 8, OWU 1Randolph-Macon 11, OWU 9OWU 19, William & Mary 0Syracuse 11, OWU 3OWU 5, Columbus LC 1OWU 17, Plymouth State 0OWU 10, Wooster 3*OWU 9, Wittenberg 4*Oberlin 5, OWU 2*Denison 10, OWU 4*OWU 9, Kenyon 5*OWU 6, Ohio State 3*OWU 22, Cleveland LC 5Bowling Green 9, OWU 8*19707-3-0, 4-3-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/4 A OWU 6, Kenyon 5*4/11 A OWU 10, Cleveland LC 54/18 H OWU 9, Ohio State 8*4/25 A Oberlin 13, OWU 6*5/2 A OWU 6, Wittenberg 2*5/6 H OWU 10, Columbus LC 85/9 H Denison 20, OWU 8*5/13 H Bowling Green 9, OWU 2*5/16 H OWU 10, Wooster 6*5/23 H OWU 8, Cleveland LC 519716-8-0, 4-4-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site ScoreA Duke 9, OWU 1N Hobart 15, OWU 3A OWU 10, East Carolina 64/3 H OWU 11, Kenyon 4*4/7 H Syracuse 8, OWU 64/10 A OWU 12, Michigan State 9*4/14 A Ohio State 7, OWU 4*4/17 H OWU 16, Cleveland LC 64/24 H OWU 10, Oberlin 9*5/1 A Denison 10, OWU 1*5/8 H Wittenberg 10, OWU 6*5/12 A Bowling Green 13, OWU 3*5/15 H OWU 5, Wooster 3*5/22 H Columbus LC 5, OWU 419727-4-0, 6-2-0 MLA*Coach: Fred MyersDate Site Score4/1 A Kenyon 6, OWU 4*4/3 H Cortland State 16, OWU 34/8 H Denison 6, OWU 4*4/15 H OWU 13, Michigan State 8*4/18 H OWU 8, Ohio State 5*4/22 A OWU 10, Oberlin 7*4/29 H OWU 16, Cleveland LC 45/6 A OWU 8, Wittenberg 6*5/13 H OWU 10, Wooster 2*5/17 H OWU 13, Bowling Green 12*5/20 H Columbus LC 9, OWU 8197311-4-0, 5-4-0 MLA*Coach: Joe HornDate Site Score3/20 A OWU 10, Baltimore 63/21 A OWU 10, Western Maryland 63/22 A OWU 11, Mount St. Mary's 63/24 A OWU 13, Maryland-Balt. Co. 113/31 H OWU 11, Kenyon 10*4/6 H Ashland 9, OWU 8*4/14 A OWU 14, Michigan State 3*4/18 A OWU 14, Ohio State 3*4/21 H OWU 22, Cleveland LC 34/28 A Denison 13, OWU 7*5/5 H Wittenberg 9, OWU 8*5/9 A Bowling Green 17, OWU 8*5/12 H OWU 11, Oberlin 8*5/19 A OWU 10, Wooster 8*5/26 H OWU 11, Columbus LC 1019749-2-0, 8-1-0 MLA*Coach: Rich SeilerDate Site Score3/18 A Baltimore 16, OWU 83/19 A OWU 9, Morgan State 83/30 A OWU 17, Kenyon 7*4/6 H OWU 14, Ohio State 7*4/13 A OWU 18, Oberlin 2*4/20 H OWU 16, Michigan State 7*4/27 A OWU 17, Wittenberg 11*5/4 H OWU 16, Denison 14*5/8 A OWU 13, Ashland 12*5/11 A OWU 17, Wooster 6*5/18 H Bowling Green 13, OWU 11*19759-5-0, 8-1-0 MLA*Coach: Rich SeilerDate Site Score3/22 A Morgan State 10, OWU 73/24 N OWU 12, William & Mary 83/26 A Virginia 15, OWU 83/28 A Salisbury State 16, OWU 134/5 A OWU 17, Ohio State 8*4/12 H OWU 19, Oberlin 0*4/19 A OWU 20, Michigan State 8*4/26 A OWU 12, Denison 10*5/3 H OWU 22, Kenyon 6*5/7 H OWU 26, Ashland 25/10 H OWU 20, Wittenberg 10*5/14 A Bowling Green 11, OWU 9*5/24 A OWU 20, Wooster 9*NCAA Division II-III tournament5/17 A Hobart 18, OWU 8Fred Myers was Ohio Wesleyan's firstmen's lacrosse coach, building the Bishopsfrom infancy to an MLA contender.2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse21

197612-3-0, 7-0-0 MLA champion*Coach: Rich SeilerDate Site ScoreA OWU 12, St. Mary's 4A OWU 10, Salisbury State 6A Washington (Md.) 16, OWU 154/3 H OWU 17, Ohio State 4*4/10 A OWU 20, Oberlin 2*4/17 A Army 13, OWU 9OWU 29, Michigan State 2*OWU 16, Ashland 2OWU 28, Kenyon 7*5/5 H OWU 18, Bowling Green 4*5/8 H OWU 24, Denison 4*OWU 15, Wooster 2*NCAA Division II-III tournamentH OWU 22, Kutztown State 17A OWU 12, Cortland State 11A Hobart 12, OWU 519778-5-0, 6-0-0 MLA champion*Coach: Rich SeilerDate Site Score3/21 A Baltimore 13, OWU 113/23 A Salisbury State 9, OWU 8 (OT)3/24 A Mt. Washington LC 19, OWU 63/26 A Washington (Md.) 20, OWU 124/2 A OWU 12, Ohio State 8*4/16 A OWU 17, Bowling Green 12*4/18 H OWU 18, Oberlin 2*4/20 A OWU 19, Wooster 10*4/27 H OWU 18, Ashland 74/30 H OWU 21, Kenyon 7*5/7 H OWU 14, Denison 10*NCAA Division II-III tournament5/11 A OWU 18, Towson State 135/14 A Washington (Md.) 21, OWU 11Rich Seiler took over the Bishop coachingreins in 1974 and guided OhioWesleyan to its first NCAA playoff appearancethe next year.197813-5-0, 6-1-0 MLA*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/18 N OWU 10, Tufts 43/20 N OWU 14, Williams 103/21 N Dartmouth 11, OWU 83/21 N OWU 9, Wilkes 53/24 A Salisbury State 14, OWU 113/25 A OWU 14, Kutztown State 133/29 H OWU 10, Brockport State 44/1 H OWU 15, New England 34/5 H OWU 18, Columbus LC 64/12 H Ohio State 16, OWU 10*4/15 A Washington (Md.) 16, OWU 74/19 H OWU 17, Wooster 9*4/22 H OWU 16, Michigan State 0*4/26 A OWU 12, Ashland 6*4/29 A OWU 11, Kenyon 2*5/3 H OWU 5, Bowling Green 3*5/6 A OWU 9, Denison 6*NCAA Division II-III tournamentA Washington (Md.) 10, OWU 619799-7-0, 5-1-0 MLA champion*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/17 A St. Mary's 11, OWU 83/20 A Washington & Lee 8, OWU 7 (OT)3/22 A Duke 14, OWU 93/24 A Maryland-Balt. Co. 11, OWU 33/28 H OWU 13, Michigan State 23/31 A OWU 13, Ohio State 6*4/4 H OWU 10, Kenyon 24/7 A Roanoke 12, OWU 34/11 H OWU 8, Bowling Green 5*4/18 A OWU 16, Wooster 9*4/21 A Denison 13, OWU 9*4/25 A OWU 13, Bowling Green 10*4/28 H OWU 14, Ohio State 9*5/2 H OWU 19, Ashland 65/5 H OWU 22, Denison 7NCAA Division II-III tournament5/9 A St. Lawrence 14, OWU 12198011-6-0, 10-1-0 MLA*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/25 A Maryland-Balt. Co. 17, OWU 103/27 A Salisbury State 21, OWU 83/29 A St. Mary's 11, OWU 10 (OT)4/2 A OWU 14, Ohio State 7*4/5 H Roanoke 13, OWU 94/9 H OWU 21, Kenyon 8*4/12 H OWU 15, Denison 6*4/16 A OWU 15, Wooster 4*4/19 H OWU 17, Columbus LC 124/22 H OWU 17, Ohio State 8*4/24 A OWU 8, Ashland 6*4/26 H OWU 13, Wooster 4*4/30 A OWU 20, Kenyon 6*5/3 A OWU 17, Denison 11*5/7 H OWU 17, Ashland 11*5/10 H Denison 15, OWU 13*NCAA Division III tournament5/14 A Cortland State 13, OWU 9198113-3-0, 11-0-0 MLA champion*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/21 A OWU 19, Lynchburg 43/24 A OWU 14, St. Mary's 53/26 A Salisbury State 20, OWU 153/28 A St. Lawrence 11, OWU 104/3 A OWU 17, Notre Dame 5*4/5 A OWU 23, Michigan State 3*4/8 H OWU 13, Wooster 5*4/11 H OWU 29, Ohio State 7*4/14 H OWU 19, Kenyon 3*4/18 A OWU 13, Denison 11*4/22 A OWU 15, Wooster 7*4/25 H OWU 27, Ashland 13*4/28 A OWU 23, Kenyon 7*5/2 H OWU 15, Denison 10*5/9 H OWU 24, Ohio State 13*NCAA Division III tournament5/13 A Cortland State 18, OWU 5198210-5-0, 8-3-0 MLA*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/20 A OWU 10, Lynchburg 43/23 A OWU 17, St. Mary's 43/25 A Salisbury State 15, OWU 113/27 A Roanoke 18, OWU 94/1 A Denison 10, OWU 7*4/3 H OWU 12, Notre Dame 9*4/7 A OWU 10, Wooster 6*4/10 A OWU 14, Ohio State 5*4/13 H OWU 18, Kenyon 5*4/17 A OWU 11, Michigan State 3*4/21 H OWU 12, Ashland 7*4/24 H Wooster 10, OWU 9*4/27 A OWU 14, Kenyon 8*5/1 H OWU 14, Colorado College 85/4 H Denison 7, OWU 6*198318-2-0, 10-0-0 MLA champion*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/13 H OWU 16, Buffalo State 13/19 A OWU 19, Lynchburg 73/22 A OWU 7, St. Mary's 13/24 N Salisbury State 11, OWU 93/26 A OWU 13, Western Maryland 43/31 H OWU 19, Ohio State 5*4/2 H OWU 16, Roch. Inst. Tech. 124/6 H OWU 16, Kenyon 5*4/12 A OWU 25, Ashland 4*4/13 A OWU 27, Wittenberg 2*4/16 A OWU 14, Notre Dame 12*4/20 A OWU 22, Oberlin 5*4/23 H OWU 8, Cortland State 64/27 H OWU 16, Wooster 7*4/30 A OWU 18, Mount Union 3*5/5 H OWU 12, Michigan State 5*5/7 H OWU 15, Denison 4*5/8 H OWU 14, Colorado College 9NCAA Division III tournament5/11 H OWU 9, Roch. Inst. Tech. 65/14 A Hobart 22, OWU 7222007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Jay Martin led the Bishops to 104 winsand 6 NCAA playoff appearances duringhis 8 seasons at the Ohio Wesleyan helm.198413-4-0, 8-2-0 MLA*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/16 N OWU 12, Buffalo State 43/18 A OWU 5, Mount St. Mary's 43/20 A OWU 15, St. Mary's 43/22 A Salisbury State 10, OWU 83/24 A OWU 8, Gettysburg 73/28 A OWU 15, Ohio State 5*3/30 H OWU 15, Western Maryland 44/1 H OWU 13, Lake Forest 4*4/4 A OWU 19, Kenyon 34/7 H OWU 12, Notre Dame 5*4/14 H OWU 25, Oberlin 1*4/17 A OWU 15, Wooster 8*4/21 A Cortland State 14, OWU 74/24 H OWU 21, Wittenberg 4*4/28 H OWU 1, Ashland 0* (forfeit)5/2 A Michigan State 7, OWU 6*5/5 A Denison 10, OWU 7*198517-2-0, 9-1 MLA + , 3-1 NCAC*Coach: Jay MartinDate Site Score3/10 A OWU 16, Virginia Military 43/12 N OWU 13, Guilford 73/14 A OWU 20, St. Mary's 73/16 N OWU 7, Roanoke 53/23 H OWU 13, Gettysburg 53/30 H OWU 9, Western Maryland 34/3 H OWU 26, Kenyon 8+*4/6 A OWU 12, Stony Brook 54/11 A OWU 22, Oberlin 1+*4/13 H OWU 20, Ohio State 2+4/17 H OWU 22, Wooster 5+*4/20 H OWU 20, Michigan State 5+4/22 H OWU 25, Mount Union 4+4/24 A OWU 30, Wittenberg 1+4/27 A OWU 16, Notre Dame 4+5/1 H OWU 20, Ashland 2+5/4 H Denison 9, OWU 7+*5/5 H OWU 9, Colorado College 4NCAA Division III tournament5/8 H Cortland State 11, OWU 5198612-4-0, 6-1 MLA + , 3-1 NCAC*Coach: Mike PresslerDate Site Score3/9 A OWU 20, Randolph-Macon 43/11 N OWU 11, Guilford 93/13 A Maryland 10, OWU 53/15 A OWU 6, Western Maryland 43/22 H Hobart 13, OWU 113/29 H OWU 12, Clarkson 54/2 A OWU 14, Kenyon 5+*4/5 N OWU 17, Ithaca 64/9 H OWU 22, Oberlin 4+*4/12 A OWU 22, Ohio State 2+4/16 A OWU 24, Wooster 1+*4/19 A OWU 24, Michigan State 5+4/26 H OWU 17, Notre Dame 5+5/2 A Denison 8, OWU 6+NCAA Division III tournament5/7 H OWU 10, Denison 65/12 H Washington (Md.) 11, OWU 4198714-3-0, 7-0 MLA champion + ,4-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Mike PresslerDate Site Score3/8 A OWU 14, Hampden-Sydney 53/10 A Duke 13, OWU 63/12 A Washington & Lee 12, OWU 83/14 A OWU 11, Roanoke 53/21 H OWU 8, Roch. Inst. Tech. 53/28 A OWU 7, Hobart 44/5 N OWU 15, Ithaca 84/8 A OWU 21, Oberlin 2+*4/11 H OWU 17, Ohio State 0+4/15 H OWU 25, Wooster 1+*4/18 H OWU 13, Michigan State 4+4/22 H OWU 20, Kenyon 7+*4/25 A OWU 17, Notre Dame 5+5/2 H OWU 17, Denison 4+*NCAA Division III tournament5/6 H OWU 12, Washington (Md.) 35/10 H OWU 17, Washington & Lee 45/16 A Hobart 9, OWU 5198815-2-0, 7-0 MLA champion + ,4-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Mike PresslerDate Site Score3/6 A OWU 7, Hampden-Sydney 53/9 A North Carolina 8, OWU 43/12 A OWU 11, Washington & Lee 93/19 N OWU 10, Roanoke 33/26 H OWU 6, Hobart 5 (OT)3/30 A OWU 8, Kenyon 3+*4/2 N OWU 12, Springfield 54/6 H OWU 25, Oberlin 4+*4/13 A OWU 21, Wooster 1+*4/16 A OWU 11, Cortland State 24/20 A OWU 17, Ohio State 6+4/23 H OWU 17, Notre Dame 1+4/30 A OWU 17, Denison 5+*5/7 H OWU 16, Michigan State 4+NCAA Division III tournament5/11 H OWU 10, Denison 55/15 H OWU 19, Franklin & Marshall 65/21 H Hobart 18, OWU 9198913-4-0, 7-0 MLA champion + ,4-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Mike PresslerDate Site Score3/12 N OWU 13, Salisbury State 73/15 A North Carolina 20, OWU 73/18 A OWU 10, Washington & Lee 43/26 A Hobart 8, OWU 73/29 H OWU 18, Kenyon 5+*4/1 N OWU 12, Nazareth 74/5 A OWU 31, Oberlin 1+*4/8 A OWU 9, Roanoke 44/12 H OWU 22, Wooster 4+*4/15 H Cortland State 9, OWU 84/19 H OWU 20, Ohio State 5+4/22 A OWU 18, Notre Dame 5+4/29 H OWU 18, Denison 7+*5/6 A OWU 16, Michigan State 8+NCAA Division III tournament5/10 H OWU 12, Gettysburg 55/15 A OWU 9, Washington (Md.) 8 (OT)5/20 A Hobart 11, OWU 82007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's LacrosseMike Pressler led the Bishops to 3straight NCAA Division III national championshipgames.23

199014-3-0, 8-0 MLA champion + ,5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Mike PresslerDate Site Score3/11 N OWU 9, Salisbury State 8 (OT)3/14 N OWU 19, St. Lawrence 83/17 N Nazareth 10, OWU 53/18 N OWU 14, Springfield 123/25 H Hobart 13, OWU 83/28 A OWU 17, Kenyon 5+*4/1 H OWU 13, Clarkson 124/4 H OWU 27, Oberlin 6+*4/7 A OWU 14, Michigan State 8+4/11 A OWU 21, Wooster 7+*4/14 A OWU 11, Cortland State 84/18 A OWU 21, Ohio State 8+4/21 H OWU 16, Notre Dame 6+4/28 A OWU 20, Denison 8+*5/1 H OWU 33, Wittenberg 7+*5/5 H OWU 10, Roanoke 2NCAA Division III tournament5/9 H OWU 16, Alfred 105/14 A Washington (Md.) 14, OWU 11199113-4-0, 8-0 MLA champion + ,5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/9 N Gettysburg 10, OWU 73/16 A Loyola (Md.) 24, OWU 43/17 N Penn State 14, OWU 73/23 H OWU 15, Roch. Inst. Tech. 103/27 H OWU 15, Kenyon 3+*3/30 H OWU 18, Washington & Lee 114/3 A OWU 21, Oberlin 10+*4/6 A OWU 18, Hobart 174/10 H OWU 15, Michigan State 9+4/13 H OWU 13, Cortland State 104/17 H OWU 22, Ohio State 7+4/20 A OWU 14, Notre Dame 94/27 H OWU 18, Denison 6+*5/1 A OWU 30, Wittenberg 5+*5/4 H OWU 27, Wooster 5+*NCAA Division III tournament5/8 H OWU 19, Washington & Lee 105/12 H Salisbury State 18, OWU 1219929-6-0, 7-1 MLA champion + ,5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/8 N OWU 11, Gettysburg 10 (OT)3/11 A Salisbury State 8, OWU 53/14 N Ithaca 9, OWU 83/21 N Roch. Inst. Tech. 15, OWU 83/25 A OWU 21, Kenyon 4+*3/28 H OWU 8, Roanoke 73/31 H Notre Dame 11, OWU 5+4/4 H Hobart 12, OWU 114/9 A OWU 8, Michigan State 7+4/11 A OWU 19, Wooster 4+*4/15 A OWU 10, Ohio State 8+4/18 H OWU 20, Oberlin 4+*4/25 A OWU 18, Denison 6+*4/29 H OWU 15, Wittenberg 4+*5/2 A Alfred 16, OWU 6199312-2-0, 7-0 MLA champion + ,5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/10 N OWU 16, Guilford 33/18 H OWU 22, Denver 43/24 H OWU 20, Kenyon 1+*3/31 A OWU 31, Oberlin 7+*4/3 N Hobart 13, OWU 124/7 H OWU 18, Wooster 11+*4/14 H OWU 13, Michigan State 11+4/17 A OWU 13, Notre Dame 84/24 H OWU 19, Denison 4+*4/28 A OWU 27, Wittenberg 3+*5/2 H OWU 15, Alfred 14NCAA Division III tournament5/16 H OWU 8, Washington & Lee 75/22 H OWU 14, Washington (Md.) 85/30 N Hobart 16, OWU 10199410-4-0, 6-2 NCAC*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/9 N OWU 17, Lynchburg 83/12 A Salisbury State 11, OWU 103/16 A OWU 19, Oberlin 8*3/22 H OWU 20, Kenyon 6*3/26 H Denison 14, OWU 7*3/30 H OWU 22, Wittenberg 6*4/2 A OWU 20, Wooster 3*4/9 H OWU 12, Roanoke 114/13 A OWU 9, Michigan State 64/16 H OWU 23, Wooster 6*4/19 A OWU 23, Wittenberg 3*4/24 A Denison 14, OWU 6*5/3 H OWU 15, Butler 125/7 H Nazareth 16, OWU 13199513-4-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/4 H OWU 16, Greensboro 103/12 N OWU 14, Cortland State 93/15 A OWU 15, Randolph-Macon 93/18 A OWU 15, Roanoke 14 (OT)3/22 H OWU 21, Kenyon 5*3/26 A OWU 8, Ohio State 74/1 H Salisbury State 16, OWU 84/4 A OWU 17, Wooster 4*4/8 H OWU 17, Denison 7*4/15 H OWU 30, Oberlin 7*4/19 H Michigan State 11, OWU 10 (OT)4/22 A OWU 10, Butler 84/26 A OWU 29, Wittenberg 1*4/29 A Nazareth 17, OWU 145/6 A OWU 14, Denison 9NCAA Division III tournament5/14 H OWU 16, Roch. Inst. Tech. 155/21 A Nazareth 14, OWU 13199613-3-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/11 A Salisbury State 20, OWU 123/13 N OWU 20, Randolph-Macon 153/17 N OWU 16, Ithaca 153/20 A OWU 16, Kenyon 43/23 A Michigan State 17, OWU 133/30 A OWU 15, Cortland State 144/3 H OWU 23, Wooster 11*4/6 A OWU 13, Denison 12*4/9 H OWU 23, Wittenberg 3*4/13 H OWU 17, Roanoke 114/20 H OWU 12, Ohio State 94/27 H OWU 16, Butler 124/30 A OWU 28, Oberlin 3*5/4 H OWU 17, Denison 5NCAA Division III tournament5/12 H OWU 16, Denison 65/19 A Nazareth 17, OWU 11199713-4-0, 4-1 NCAC*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/9 A OWU 13, Salisbury State 103/12 N OWU 15, Lynchburg 43/16 A Roanoke 10, OWU 53/19 A OWU 23, Wittenberg 3*3/22 A Butler 12, OWU 113/26 H OWU 18, Whittier 153/29 H OWU 22, Cortland State 34/2 A OWU 25, Wooster 4*4/5 H Denison 13, OWU 12* (OT)4/8 H OWU 15, Kenyon 4*4/12 N OWU 23, St. Lawrence 64/19 A OWU 17, Denison 84/23 H OWU 29, Oberlin 2*4/26 A OWU 17, Alfred 125/3 H OWU 19, Wooster 4NCAA Division III tournament5/10 A OWU 18, Denison 135/17 A Nazareth 16, OWU 9199814-2-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/1 N Butler 13, OWU 93/8 N OWU 9, Hampden-Sydney 63/11 N OWU 15, Lynchburg 63/15 N OWU 16, New York Tech 133/22 H OWU 16, Salisbury State 153/28 A OWU 14, Cortland State 64/1 H OWU 27, Wooster 5*4/4 A OWU 8, Denison 7*4/7 A OWU 18, Kenyon 6*4/11 H OWU 15, Roanoke 144/19 H OWU 11, Denison 84/22 A OWU 23, Oberlin 9*4/25 H OWU 20, Alfred 84/30 H OWU 30, Wittenberg 7*NCAA Division III tournament5/9 A OWU 17, Washington & Lee 85/16 A Nazareth 10, OWU 9242007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Lelan Rogers is the Bishops' winningestcoach with 109 career victories.199912-4-0, 4-1 NCAC*Coach: Lelan RogersDate Site Score3/7 A Salisbury State 12, OWU 53/11 N Lynchburg 9, OWU 53/13 N OWU 10, Hampden-Sydney 83/20 H OWU 16, Greensboro 103/27 H OWU 11, Cortland State 54/3 H Denison 14, OWU 9*4/6 H OWU 19, Kenyon 4*4/11 A OWU 15, Roanoke 114/14 A OWU 27, Wooster 6*4/17 A OWU 10, Denison 94/21 H OWU 28, Oberlin 1*4/24 A OWU 9, Alfred 8 (OT)4/28 A OWU 15, Wittenberg 9*5/1 H OWU 18, Marymount 55/7 H OWU 14, Oneonta State 8NCAA Division III tournament5/12 A Denison 12, OWU 8200014-4-0, 4-1 NCAC champion*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score3/8 H OWU 17, Northwood 53/12 A Salisbury State 11, OWU 83/15 A OWU 13, Greensboro 63/19 N OWU 14, Hampden-Sydney 73/25 N OWU 23, Potsdam State 103/26 N OWU 19, Clarkson 64/1 A OWU 12, Denison 9*4/5 A Kenyon 13, OWU 12* (OT)4/9 A OWU 17, Canisius 134/11 H OWU 28, Wooster 0*4/15 H Denison 12, OWU 84/19 A OWU 36, Oberlin 2*4/22 H OWU 21, Alfred 54/26 H OWU 29, Wittenberg 3*4/30 H OWU 17, Lynchburg 75/6 A OWU 19, Marymount 7NCAA Division III tournament5/10 A OWU 13, Denison 105/15 A Nazareth 16, OWU 820019-4-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score3/10 A Salisbury State 3, OWU 2 (OT)3/14 A Gettysburg 8, OWU 73/17 A Hampden-Sydney 14, OWU 133/24 H OWU 20, Greensboro 33/31 H OWU 11, Denison 9*4/7 H OWU 22, Kenyon 12*4/10 A OWU 23, Wooster 7*4/14 A Denison 13, OWU 84/17 A OWU 16, Kenyon 84/18 H OWU 27, Oberlin 2*4/22 H OWU 17, Wesley 64/24 A OWU 19, Wittenberg 4*4/28 A OWU 10, Lynchburg 920029-5-0, 4-1 NCAC*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score2/24 H OWU 15, Lynchburg 143/10 A OWU 14, Salisbury State 13 (OT)3/13 N Alfred 14, OWU 133/16 N Hampden-Sydney 14, OWU 83/23 A Cortland State 21, OWU 93/30 A Denison 13, OWU 11*4/6 A OWU 14, Kenyon 10*4/9 H OWU 15, Wooster 7*4/13 H OWU 20, Denison 134/17 A OWU 25, Oberlin 2*4/21 A OWU 22, Wesley 54/24 H OWU 23, Wittenberg 7*4/27 H Whittier 27, OWU 165/4 A OWU 23, Wittenberg 14200310-3-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score2/23 A OWU 16, Lynchburg 133/9 A Salisbury State 15, OWU 113/12 N OWU 14, Stevens Tech 73/23 A OWU 19, Cabrini 63/29 H OWU 13, Denison 8*4/5 H OWU 16, Kenyon 13*4/8 A OWU 11, Wooster 4*4/12 A Denison 16, OWU 124/15 A OWU 20, Wittenberg 0*4/16 H OWU 20, Oberlin 2*4/23 H OWU 18, Wittenberg 44/26 H OWU 19, Colorado College 7NCAA Division III tournament5/10 A Nazareth 15, OWU 420048-6-0, 4-1 NCAC champion*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score2/28 H OWU 14, Lynchburg 113/2 H OWU 14, Wittenberg 9*3/7 A Salisbury State 19, OWU 53/10 A Washington (Md.) 10, OWU 63/20 N Cabrini 8, OWU 73/27 A OWU 7, Denison 6*4/3 A OWU 10, Kenyon 5*4/6 H Wooster 7, OWU 5*4/10 H OWU 10, Denison 94/17 H Whittier 15, OWU 44/21 A OWU 11, Wittenberg 10* (OT)4/24 H OWU 14, Colorado College 125/2 A OWU 12, Oberlin 3*5/8 A Stevens Tech 11, OWU 10 (OT)200510-4-0, 5-0 NCAC champion*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score2/26 A Lynchburg 11, OWU 33/6 A Salisbury 18, OWU 73/9 A OWU 6, Washington (Md.) 5 (OT)3/12 N OWU 8, Cabrini 73/16 H OWU 20, Oberlin 6*3/26 H OWU 14, Denison 13*3/30 H OWU 21, Whittier 74/9 A Denison 10, OWU 94/13 H OWU 16, Kenyon 2*4/20 A OWU 14, Wittenberg 7*4/26 A OWU 18, Wooster 7*4/30 A OWU 25, Wash. & Jeff. 65/7 H OWU 13, Stevens Tech 9NCAA Division III tournament5/14 A Gettysburg 16, OWU 920069-6-0, 4-1 NCAC*Coach: Sean RyanDate Site Score3/7 H Lynchburg 17, OWU 113/11 A Salisbury State 21, OWU 63/15 N Springfield 11, OWU 93/18 A OWU 10, Greensboro 93/20 H OWU 18, Eastern 43/22 A OWU 13, Oberlin 1*3/25 A Denison 9, OWU 8* (OT)4/1 A OWU 8, Kenyon 7*4/6 N OWU 11, Whittier 104/16 H OWU 14, Wooster 13* (OT)4/19 H OWU 13, Wittenberg 6*4/22 H OWU 25, Wash. & Jeff. 74/30 H OWU 17, Colorado College 65/6 A Stevens Tech 17, OWU 6NCAA Division III tournament5/10 A Denison 10, OWU 9 (OT)2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse25

Bishop RecordsINDIVIDUAL — GAMEGoals10 Don Sheehan vs. Lynchburg Sr. A 3/21/198110 Andy Greaves vs. Wittenberg Fr. A 5/1/19909 Greg Sullivan vs. Oberlin Jr. A 4/4/19908 John Hildebrand vs. Kutztown State Sr. A 5/12/19768 Rich Flynn at Oberlin Jr. A 3/31/19938 Dave Maguire vs. St. Lawrence Jr. A 4/12/19978 Jason Fogelson at Oberlin Jr. A 4/19/20008 Jason Fogelson vs. Wittenberg Jr. A 4/26/20008 Jason Fogelson vs. Oberlin Sr. A 4/18/20018 John Schlegel at Wash. & Jeff. Sr. A 4/30/2006by a midfielder:7 Rich Eyring at Mount Union So. M 4/30/19837 Andy Rowe vs. Stevens Tech Sr. M 3/12/20036 Kevin Nugent vs. Williams So. M 3/20/19786 Steve Herrmann at Kenyon Jr. M 4/4/19846 Rich White vs. Denison Sr. M 5/2/19876 Noah Robertson vs. Denison Jr. M 4/24/19936 Dan Stroka vs. Oberlin Jr. M 4/21/1999by a long-stick:2 Chris LeMoult vs. Nazareth Jr. D 3/7/19942 Zach Gagel vs. Wooster Sr. D 4/11/20002 Zach Gagel at Oberlin Sr. D 4/19/2000Assists9 Mitch Borcina vs. Ohio State Sr. A 3/31/19839 Blair Morrison vs. Wooster Sr. A 4/17/19859 Rich Franz vs. Oberlin Fr. A 4/6/19888 Luke Tennis vs. Wittenberg Jr. A 5/10/19758 Bill Bishop at Oberlin Fr. A 4/5/19898 Andy Greaves at Oberlin Sr. A 3/31/1993by a midfielder:7 Steve Herrmann at Mount Union So. M 4/30/19836 Paul Feeney vs. Wittenberg Fr. M 5/1/1990by a long-stick:2 Chris LeMoult vs. Kenyon Sr. D 3/22/19952 Zach Gagel vs. Northwood Sr. D 3/8/20002 Alex Wiser vs. Potsdam State Sr. M 3/26/20002 Alex Wiser at Canisius Sr. M 4/9/20002 Zach Gagel vs. Alfred Sr. D 4/22/20002 Alex Wiser vs. Wittenberg Sr. M 4/26/20002 Austin Vandeveer at Wittenberg Jr. M 4/15/2003Don Sheehan Andy Greaves Rich Eyring Chris LeMoultJohn Hildebrand Andy Rowe Steve Herrmann Alex WiserPoints15 Andy Greaves at Oberlin 7-8 Sr. A 3/31/199314 Andy Greaves vs. Wittenberg 10-4 Fr. A 5/1/199013 Blair Morrison vs. Wooster 4-9 Sr. A 4/17/198513 Jason Fogelson at Oberlin 8-5 Jr. A 4/19/200012 Mitch Borcina at Ashland 6-6 Sr. A 4/12/198312 Rob Alvino at Kenyon 7-5 Fr. A 4/3/198512 Andy Greaves vs. Oberlin 7-5 Fr. A 4/4/199012 Dave Maguire vs. St. Lawrence 8-4 Jr. A 4/12/199712 Jason Fogelson vs. Oberlin 8-4 Sr. A 4/18/200112 Matt Coughlin at Wesley 6-6 Sr. A 4/20/200212 John Galvin at Wittenberg 8-4 Sr. A 5/4/2002by a midfielder:9 Steve Meinsen at Wittenberg 4-5 Fr. M 4/27/19749 Steve Herrmann at Mount Union 2-7 So. M 4/30/19839 Tim Kaiser vs. Denison 4-5 Sr. M 5/4/19969 Dan Stroka vs. Oberlin 6-3 Jr. M 4/21/19999 Dan Stroka at Oberlin 4-5 Sr. M 4/19/2000by a long-stick:3 Zach Gagel vs. Wooster 2-1 Sr. D 4/11/20002 many times, most recently:Austin Vandeveer at Wittenberg 0-2 Jr. M 4/15/2003Saves35 Jim Ginsburg vs. Oberlin Fr. 4/13/196333 Jim Ginsburg at Oberlin Fr. 5/18/196330 Kevin McGurn at Denison So. 5/10/199729 Thorpe Mitchell vs. Oberlin So. 5/10/195828 Tom Harper at Bowling Green (2 OT) Sr. 4/15/1967INDIVIDUAL — SEASONGoals64 Don Sheehan Sr. A 16g 198164 Dave Maguire So. A 16g 199664 Dave Maguire Jr. A 17g 199763 Darren McGurn Fr. A 17g 199562 Jason Fogelson Jr. A 18g 2000by a midfielder:44 Andy Rowe Jr. M 14g 200240 Charlie Blanchard Jr. M 16g 198840 Andy Rowe Sr. M 13g 200339 Scott Jackson Fr. M 16g 1999by a long-stick:7 Zach Gagel Sr. D 18g 20005 Austin Vandeveer Jr. M 12g 20034 Ken Knapp Jr. M 17g 19894 Chris LeMoult Jr. D 14g 1994Assists61 Blair Morrison Sr. A 18g 198555 Mitch Borcina Sr. A 20g 198352 Mitch Borcina So. A 16g 198151 Andy Stringer Sr. A 15g 197351 Luke Tennis Jr. A 14g 1975by a midfielder:31 Dan Stroka Sr. M 17g 200026 Dan Stroka Jr. M 16g 199925 Kevin Finneran Sr. M 16g 198924 Dan Stroka So. M 16g 1998by a long-stick:11 Alex Wiser Sr. M 18g 200010 Zach Gagel Sr. D 18g 20007 Chris LeMoult Sr. D 16g 1995262007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Points105 Mitch Borcina 50-55 Sr. A 20g 1983100 Jason Fogelson 62-38 Jr. A 18g 200094 Mitch Borcina 47-47 Jr. A 15g 198294 Blair Morrison 33-61 Sr. A 18g 198594 Dave Maguire 64-30 Jr. A 17g 1997by a midfielder:68 Dan Stroka 37-31 Sr. M 17g 200060 Chris Eccles 37-23 So. M 15g 200659 Dan Stroka 33-26 Jr. M 16g 199958 Dan Stroka 34-24 So. M 16g 1998by a long-stick:17 Zach Gagel 7-10 Sr. D 18g 200012 Alex Wiser 1-11 Sr. M 18g 200010 Chris LeMoult 3-7 Sr. D 16g 1995Saves263 David Sprague Jr. 17g 1995241 Kevin McGurn So. 17g 1997239 Jim Ginsburg Sr. 11g 1966227 Rich Flynn Sr. 17g 1991217 Roy Bumsted Sr. 14g 1971Saves Percentage.728 Tom Baran 203 saves 76 goals 15g 1969.726 Dan O’Neill 119 saves 45 goals 17g 1985.695 Bill Graf 216 saves 95 goals 11g 1973.693 Roy Bumsted 217 saves 96 goals 14g 1971.688 Bob McDonald 159 saves 72 goals 15g 1984Points321 Dave Maguire A 74-85-94-68 1995-98314 Mitch Borcina A 31-84-94-105 1980-83290 Darren McGurn A 83-81-64-61 1995-98274 Rob Alvino A 82-69-61-62 1985-88259 John Schlegel A 64-59-54-82 2002-05by a midfielder:226 Dan Stroka M 41-58-59-68 1997-2000144 Chuck Narwicz M 28-37-38-41 1974-77126 Toby Boucher M 14-31-40-41 1985-88124 Andy Rowe M 2-20-52-50 2000-03by a long-stick:20 Zach Gagel D 0- 2- 1-17 1996-97,99-200019 Chris LeMoult D 0- 3- 6-10 1992-9517 Alex Wiser M 0- 0- 5-12 1997-2000Saves754 Jim Ginsburg 190-159-239-166 1963-66667 David Sprague 16-174-263-214 1993-96581 Rich Flynn 7-152-195-227 1988-91541 Paul McCommons 87-135-165-154 2002-05484 Corey Ayers 23-160-138-163 1998-2001Saves Percentage.697 Dan O’Neill 463 saves 201 goals 1984-87.687 Bob McDonald 412 saves 188 goals 1983-86.679 Jim Schwartz 285 saves 135 goals 1987-89.648 Tom Edmonds 316 saves 172 goals 1981-83.640 Kevin McGurn 481 saves 270 goals 1996-98INDIVIDUAL — CAREERGoals225 Dave Maguire A 53-64-64-44 1995-98186 Darren McGurn A 63-48-35-40 1995-98167 John Schlegel A 41-33-34-54 2002-05162 John Hildebrand A 35-37-38-52 1973-76159 Don Sheehan A 10-33-52-64 1978-81by a midfielder:132 Dan Stroka M 28-34-33-37 1997-2000100 Andy Rowe M 1-15-44-40 2000-0392 Rich White M 9-11-36-36 1984-8791 Neil Ringers M 20-16-28-27 1988-91by a long-stick:8 Chris LeMoult D 0- 1- 4- 3 1992-958 Zach Gagel D 0- 0- 1- 7 1996-97,99-20008 Austin Vandeveer M 1- 1- 5- 1 2001-046 Ken Knapp M 0- 0- 4- 2 1987-90Assists175 Mitch Borcina A 21-52-47-55 1980-83137 Rob Alvino A 38-38-37-24 1985-88128 Luke Tennis A 8-28-51-41 1973-76111 Andy Stringer A 20-14-26-51 1970-73110 Bill Bishop A 15-26-42-27 1989-92110 Jason Fogelson A 7-29-38-36 1998-2001by a midfielder:94 Dan Stroka M 13-24-26-31 1997-200057 Chuck Narwicz M 9-12-15-21 1974-7752 Michael Long M 3- 8-22-19 2000-0346 Toby Boucher M 3-13-18-12 1985-88by a long-stick:16 Alex Wiser M 0- 0- 5-11 1997-200012 Zach Gagel D 0- 2- 0-10 1996-97,99-200011 Chris LeMoult D 0- 2- 2- 7 1992-95John Hildebrand led the Bishops in goals scored for 4 straightyears, setting game, season and career records along the way.Tim Kaiser shoots during the 1993 NCAA Division III nationalchampionship game. A record crowd of 9579 watched Hobartdefeat the Bishops, 16-10, at the University of Maryland.Mitch Borcina Zach Gagel Jim Ginsburg Kevin McGurn2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse27

Bishop Team RecordsBishop Stat LeadersTEAM — GAMEGoals: 36 at Oberlin, 4/19/2000Goals, First Quarter: 12 vs. Mount Union, 4/22/1985;vs. Wittenberg, 4/9/1996Goals, Second Quarter: 13 vs. Wooster, 4/11/2000Goals, Third Quarter: 12 vs. St. Lawrence, 4/12/1997Goals, Fourth Quarter: 13 vs. Wittenberg, 5/1/1990Fewest Goals: 1 vs. Denison, 4/11/1964; vs. Oberlin, 4/18/1964;vs. Duke, 1969; vs. Duke, 1971Goals, Both Teams: 43 vs. Whittier (16-27), 4/27/2002Fewest Goals, Both Teams: 3 vs. Oberlin (2-1), 1966Assists: 23 vs. Oberlin (on 29 goals scored), 4/23/1997;vs. Oberlin (on 27 goals scored), 4/18/2001;at Oberlin (on 25 goals scored), 4/17/2002Goals Allowed: 27 vs. Whittier, 4/27/2002Shutouts: vs. Kenyon, 4/28/1961; vs. William & Mary, 1969;vs. Plymouth State, 1969; vs. Oberlin, 4/12/1975;vs. Michigan State, 4/22/1978; vs. Ohio State, 4/11/1987;vs. Wooster, 4/11/2000; at Wittenberg, 4/15/2003Winning Margin: 34 at Oberlin (36-2), 4/19/2000Losing Margin: 21 at Denison (1-22), 4/11/1964TEAM — SEASONGoals: 314 (18 games), 2000Goals/Game: 17.7 (283 in 16 games), 1981Goals/Game, Regular Season: 18.7 (206 in 11 games), 1993Assists: 221 (19 games), 1985Fewest Goals Allowed: 66 (10 games), 1961Fewest Goals Allowed/Game: 4.8 (92 in 19 games), 1985Most Goals Allowed: 178 (17 games), 1991Most Goals Allowed, Regular Season: 174 (14 games), 2002Most Goals Allowed/Game: 13.0 (117 in 9 games), 1958VICTORY RECORDSVictories, Season: 18 (20 games), 1983Victories, Regular Season: 17 (18 games), 1983 and 1985Fewest Defeats, Season: 2 (11 games), 1974; (20 games), 1983;(19 games), 1985; (17 games), 1988; (14 games), 1993;(18 games), 1998Fewest Defeats, Regular Season: 1 (18 games), 1983 and 1985;(14 games), 1988; (11 games), 1993; (16 games), 1998Winning Percentage, Season: .900 (18-2), 1983Winning Percentage, Regular Season: .944 (17-1), 1983 and 1985Consecutive Victories: 16 (1st-16th games), 1985Consecutive Victories, MLA games: 44, 1987-92Consecutive Victories, NCAC games: 34, 1987-94Consecutive Winning Seasons: 35, 1972-2006Consecutive MLA Titles: 6, 1987-92Consecutive NCAC Titles: 7, 1987-93Consecutive NCAA Division III Playoff Berths: 7, 1975-81and 1985-91Total NCAA Division III Playoff Berths: 20Total NCAA Playoff Berths: 25Year Goals Assists Points1958 Bob McCoy ......... 15 Bob McCoy ......... 8 Bob McCoy ........ 231959 John Cain ............ 10 Russ Wilson ..... 11 Russ Wilson ....... 161960 not available1961 Bill Bishop ........... 30 Kenneth Boster 10 Bill Bishop .......... 361962 Jeff Fox ............... 28 Kenneth Boster 16 Boster, Fox ........ 311963 Jeff Fox ............... 22 Frank Schneider . 9 Jeff Fox .............. 281964 not available1965 Jim Skiff .............. 25 Dan Milton .......... 8 Jim Skiff ............. 281966 John Karassik ..... 23 Barry White ...... 11 Barry White ........ 301967 Barry White ......... 19 Barney Apel ...... 12 Barry White ........ 301968 records incomplete1969 Barry White ......... 23 Dave Garman ... 19 Barry White ........ 371970 Don Wright .......... 16 Andy Stringer ... 20 Andy Stringer ..... 301971 Jim Lips ............... 20 Rich Seiler ........ 17 Andy Stringer ..... 331972 Tom Cowie .......... 21 Andy Stringer ... 26 Andy Stringer ..... 391973 John Hildebrand .. 35 Andy Stringer ... 51 Andy Stringer ..... 741974 John Hildebrand .. 37 Luke Tennis ...... 28 Luke Tennis ....... 421975 John Hildebrand .. 38 Luke Tennis ...... 51 Luke Tennis ....... 641976 John Hildebrand .. 52 Luke Tennis ...... 41 Luke Tennis ....... 681977 Ned Walls ............ 35 Dan Gleason .... 27 Dan Gleason ...... 581978 Ned Walls ............ 35 Ned Walls ......... 31 Ned Walls .......... 661979 not available1980 Don Sheehan ...... 52 Mark Goldsmith 32 Marc McCarthy .. 621981 Don Sheehan ...... 64 Mitch Borcina ... 52 Mark Goldsmith . 931982 Mitch Borcina ...... 47 Mitch Borcina ... 47 Mitch Borcina ..... 941983 Mitch Borcina ...... 50 Mitch Borcina ... 55 Mitch Borcina ... 1051984 Blair Morrison ...... 35 Morrison, Guinan ... 20 Blair Morrison .... 551985 Rob Alvino ........... 44 Blair Morrison ... 61 Blair Morrison .... 941986 Rich White ........... 36 Rob Alvino ........ 38 Rob Alvino ......... 691987 Charlie Blanchard 40 Rob Alvino ........ 37 Rob Alvino ......... 611988 Rob Alvino ........... 38 Rob Alvino ........ 24 Rob Alvino ......... 621989 Dan Hannan ........ 38 Gary Rinaldi ..... 44 Gary Rinaldi ....... 671990 Ringers, Arfin ...... 28 Paul Sclafani .... 27 Paul Sclafani ...... 481991 Rich Franz ........... 48 Rich Franz ........ 45 Rich Franz ......... 931992 Andy Greaves ..... 36 Bill Bishop ........ 27 Andy Greaves .... 511993 Andy Greaves ..... 47 Andy Greaves .. 36 Andy Greaves .... 831994 Glenn Cahaly ...... 40 Glenn Cahaly ... 17 Glenn Cahaly ..... 571995 Darren McGurn ... 63 Dave Maguire ... 21 Darren McGurn .. 831996 Dave Maguire ...... 64 Darren McGurn 33 Dave Maguire .... 851997 Dave Maguire ...... 64 Maguire, D.McGurn 30 Dave Maguire .... 941998 Dave Maguire ...... 44 Maguire, Stroka ..... 24 Dave Maguire .... 681999 Dan Stroka .......... 33 Jason Fogelson 29 Dan Stroka ......... 592000 Jason Fogelson ... 62 Jason Fogelson 38 Jason Fogelson .... 1002001 Jason Fogelson ... 43 Jason Fogelson 36 Jason Fogelson . 792002 Coughlin, Schlegel .... 41 Matt Coughlin ... 45 Matt Coughlin .... 862003 Frank Bedford ..... 41 John Schlegel ... 26 Frank Bedford .... 632004 John Schlegel ..... 34 Jarred Law ....... 22 John Schlegel .... 542005 John Schlegel ..... 59 John Schlegel ... 23 John Schlegel .... 822006 Chris Eccles ........ 37 Chris Eccles ..... 23 Chris Eccles ...... 60282007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Bishop All-Americans1961Max Urick, Sr., M ............................... 21966Jim Skiff, Sr., M .................................. 21971Rich Seiler, Jr., M............................... 11972Rich Seiler, Sr., M .............................. H1974Steve Meinsen, Fr., M ........................ 3Bob Sargent, So., M ........................... H1975Bob Sargent, Jr., M ............................ 2Steve Meinsen, So., M ....................... 3John Hildebrand, Jr., A ...................... H1976Bob Sargent, Sr., M ........................... 1(Coll. Div. Midfielder of Year)John Hildebrand, Sr., A ...................... 3Steve Meinsen, Jr., M ........................ 31977Dan Gleason, Jr., A ............................ 1Steve Meinsen, Sr., M........................ 31978Brian Kingston, Sr., D ........................ 3Dan Gleason, Sr., A ........................... H1979Kevin Nugent, So., A .......................... 3Peter Zonino, Sr., G ........................... H1980Kevin Nugent, Jr., M .......................... 1Eugene Healy, Sr., D ......................... 2Marc McCarthy, Sr., A ....................... 21981Kevin Nugent, Sr., M .......................... 3Don Sheehan, Sr., A .......................... 31982Charlie Louria, Sr., M ......................... 3Mitch Borcina, Jr., A ........................... H1983John Gower, Sr., M ............................ 1Mitch Borcina, Sr., A .......................... 2Chip Peter, Sr., D ............................... 31984Blair Morrison, Jr., A .......................... 31985Bob Knowles, Sr., M .......................... 2Blair Morrison, Sr., A .......................... 3Steve Herrmann, Sr., M ..................... H1986Nick Paglino, Sr., D ............................ 2Rob Alvino, So., A .............................. 3Dan O’Neill, Jr., G .............................. 3Toby Boucher, So., M ........................ H1987Rob Alvino, Jr., A ............................... 1Charlie Blanchard, Jr., M ................... 1(Div. III Midfielder of Year)Toby Boucher, Jr., M.......................... 1Dan O’Neill, Sr., G ............................. 1(Div. III Goalie of Year)Rich White, Sr., M .............................. 3Mike James, Sr., A ............................. H1988Rob Alvino, Sr., A ............................... 1Charlie Blanchard, Sr., M ................... 1Toby Boucher, Sr., M ......................... 1(Div. III Midfielder of Year)Chris Goss, Sr., D .............................. 1Steve Schluter, Sr., DM ..................... 2Jim Schwartz, Jr., G ........................... 2Mike Warnes, So., D .......................... 21989Jim Dempsey, Sr., D .......................... 1(Div. III Defenseman of Year)Kevin Finneran, Sr., M ....................... 1(Div. III Midfielder of Year)Rich Flynn, So., G .............................. 2Ken Knapp, Jr., LSM .......................... 2Gary Rinaldi, So., A ........................... HNeil Ringers, So., M ........................... HMike Warnes, Jr., D ........................... H1990Ken Knapp, Sr., LSM ......................... 1Mike Warnes, Sr., D ........................... 1Rich Flynn, Jr., G ............................... 2Chris Morton, Sr., D ........................... 2Neil Ringers, Jr., M ............................ 2Dan O'NeillToby Boucher1991Neil Ringers, Sr., M ............................ 1(Div. III Midfielder of Year)Rich Flynn, Sr., G ............................... 1(Div. III Goalie of Year)Rich Franz, Sr., A ............................... 2Kevin Wall, Jr., D ............................... 2Tim James, So., M ............................. 3Bill Bishop, Jr., A ................................ HKim Hall, Sr., M .................................. H1992Kevin Wall, Sr., D ............................... 2Bill Bishop, Sr., A ............................... HAndy Greaves, Jr., A .......................... H1993Dave Breslin, Sr., G ........................... 1(Div. III Goalie of Year)Andy Greaves, Sr., A ......................... 1Mike Tiedemann, Sr., D ..................... 1Paul Cosgrove, Sr., D ........................ 2Jed Cronin, Sr., A ............................... 2Theron Foley, Jr., M ........................... 2Tim James, Sr., M .............................. 2Mark Hallinan, Jr., D .......................... H1994Theron Foley, Sr., M .......................... HMark Hallinan, Sr., D .......................... HChris LeMoult, Jr., D .......................... H1995Chris LeMoult, Sr., D .......................... 1Tim Kaiser, Jr., M ............................... 2Darren McGurn, Fr., A ....................... 3David Sprague, Jr., G ........................ 3Michael Benedetti, Sr., D ................... HPeter Galgano, Sr., D ......................... HJim Loffredo, Sr., M............................ HNeil RingersRich FlynnBob SargentCharlie BlanchardJim DempseyKevin FinneranDave BreslinMike Warnes2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse29

Bishop All-Americans/North-South All-Stars1996Tim Kaiser, Sr., M .............................. 1Dave Maguire, So., A ......................... 1Darren McGurn, So., A ...................... 1David Sprague, Sr., G ........................ H1997Dave Maguire, Jr., A .......................... 1(Div. III Attacker of Year)Darren McGurn, Jr., A ........................ 1J.C.Koch, Sr., M ................................. HKevin McGurn, Jr., G ......................... H1998Dave Maguire, Sr., A .......................... 1Darren McGurn, Sr., A ....................... 1(Div. III Player, Attacker of Year)Dan Stroka, So., M ............................. 1Kevin McGurn, Sr., G ......................... 2David Auch, So., D ............................. HT.R. Ludwig, Sr., M ............................ HJosh Whichard, Sr., M........................ H1999Zach Gagel, Jr., D .............................. 3Dan Stroka, Jr., M .............................. 3David Auch, Jr., D .............................. HScott Jackson, Fr., M ......................... H2000Zach Gagel, Sr., D ............................. 1Jason Fogelson, Jr., A ....................... 2Dan Stroka, Sr., M ............................. 2David Auch, Sr., D ............................. HScott Jackson, So., M ........................ H2001Jason Fogelson, Sr., A ....................... 2Andrew Durniat, Sr., D ....................... H2002Matt Coughlin, Sr., A .......................... HAndy Rowe, Jr., M .............................. H2003Frank Bedford, Sr., A ......................... HMichael Long, Sr., M .......................... HAndy Rowe, Sr., M ............................. HJohn Schlegel, So., A ......................... HAustin Vandeveer, Jr., LSM ............... H2004John Schlegel, Jr., A .......................... HAustin Vandeveer, Sr., LSM ............... H2005John Schlegel, Sr., A ......................... 2Brian Small, Sr., M ............................. H2006Chris Eccles, So., M ........................... H1 ............................................. first team2 ....................................... second team3 ........................................... third teamH ............................. honorable mentionNorth-South All-Star Game1961 Max Urick, M1962 Dick Fahrney, M1966 Jim Ginsburg, G1971 Jim Lips, M1972 Rich Seiler, M1975 Tom Cowie, A1977 Steve Meinsen, M1978 Dan Gleason, A1979 Marc McCarthy, A1981 Kevin Nugent, M1983 Mitch Borcina, AChip Peter, D1985 Doug Hathaway, DBlair Morrison, A1986 Rich White, M1987 Mike James, ADan O’Neill, G1988 Rob Alvino, AToby Boucher, M1989 Kevin Finneran, M1990 Ken Knapp, DMMike Warnes, D1991 Rich Flynn, GRich Franz, AKim Hall, MNeil Ringers, M1992 Kevin Wall, D1993 Paul Cosgrove, D1994 Glenn Cahaly, ATheron Foley, MMark Hallinan, D1995 Chris LeMoult, D1996 Tim Kaiser, MDavid Sprague, G1997 J.C. Koch, MVince McGeehan, AMike Szabo, M1998 Dave Maguire, ADarren McGurn, AKevin McGurn, G2000 David Auch, DZach Gagel, DDan Stroka, M2001 Jason Fogelson, AAndrew Durniat, DSean Norris, M2002 Matt Coughlin, A2003 Frank Bedford, AMichael Long, MAndy Rowe, M2004 Austin Vandeveer, LSM2005 John Schlegel, ABrian Small, MDave MaguireDan StrokaDarren McGurnJohn SchlegelJOHN KERCHERPresident, Alumni "W" AssociationAn important aspect of Ohio Wesleyan intercollegiateathletics is the enthusiastic support from the Alumni "W"Association, a group of 4500 alumni letterwinnersworldwide. The goals of the Alumni "W" Association are toimprove communications with alumni athletes, improvethe current athletic program and raise funds to supportannual operations of the current athletic program. Throughthe efforts of this group, individual team alumni gatheringsare held yearly, such as a men’s soccer golf outing andalumni game to celebrate 50 years of men’s soccer atOWU. Also, using e-mail, OWU keeps alumni informed about the current teams’activities and upcoming events. Each of OWU's 22 varsity teams has acorresponding alumni group called the Committee for Excellence. These groupshave programs to support the current coaches’ needs, mostly recruitingassistance. Another item is the annual Dale J. Bruce Scholar-Athlete AwardsDinner, at which time the University’s top scholar-athletes are honored. ThroughTeam OWU, the principal athletic fundraising program, and other special events,the Alumni "W" Association raises about $140,000 annually. We know of noother Division III university which raises as much money annually to support itsathletic programs.302007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Bishop All-Conference SelectionsALL-MIDWESTLACROSSE ASSOCIATION1958Thorpe Mitchell, So., G ...................... 1Bob McCoy, Sr., A ............................. 2Bill Mitchell, So., M ............................. 2Don Van Dyke, Jr., D ......................... 21959Don Van Dyke, Sr., D ......................... 1Thorpe Mitchell, Jr., G........................ 2Doug Schmidt, Sr., A ......................... 21960Paul Fox, Fr., A .................................. 2Phil Roos, Sr., D ................................ 2Max Urick, Jr., M ................................ 21961Bill Bishop, Sr., A ............................... 1Jay Farrar, Sr., D ............................... 1Max Urick, Sr., M ............................... 1Lee Abernathy, Sr., D ........................ 2Tom Howell, Sr., M ............................ 2Ken Boster, Jr., A ............................... HTerry Dougherty, Jr., G ...................... HJack Orin, Sr., M ................................ H1962Dick Ellenberger, Sr., D ..................... 1Dick Fahrney, Sr., M .......................... 1Jeff Fox, Jr., A .................................... 1Ken Boster, Sr., A .............................. 2Terry Dougherty, Sr., G...................... 2Yale Gutnick, So., D ........................... HKarl Haecker, Jr., M ........................... HMike Moss, So., A .............................. H1963Carlton Albright, Sr., M....................... 1Jeff Fox, Sr., A ................................... 2Ed Anderson, Sr., D ........................... HBill Geiger, Sr., M ............................... HYale Gutnick, Jr., D ............................ H1964Russ Geiger, So., M ........................... 2Jim Ginsburg, So., G .......................... HYale Gutnick, Sr., D ........................... HBob Schauer, Jr., A ............................ HJim Skiff, So., M ................................. HJack Wingate, Sr., D .......................... HDave Yates, So., D ............................ H1965Jim Ginsburg, Jr., G ........................... 1Bob Schauer, Sr., A ........................... 1Dan Schipfer, Sr., D ........................... 1Jim Skiff, Jr., M .................................. 11966Jim Ginsburg, Sr., G .......................... 1Jim Skiff, Sr., M .................................. 1Barney Apel, Jr., M ............................ 2Tom Trumble, So., D .......................... 2Barry White, Fr., A ............................. 2Dave Yates, Sr., D ............................. H1967Barney Apel, Sr., M ............................ 1Barry White, So., A ............................ 1Tom Trumble, Jr., D ........................... 21968Barry White, Jr., A .............................. 1Steve Jackson, So., D........................ 21969Barry White, Sr., A-M ......................... 1Dave Garman, So., A ......................... 2Steve Jackson, Jr., D ......................... 2Bill Long, Sr., M .................................. 21970Steve Jackson, Sr., D ........................ 2Andy Stringer, Fr., A .......................... 2Rich Seiler, So., M ............................. H1971Jim Lips, Sr., M .................................. 1Rich Seiler, Jr., M............................... 1Steve Richards, Jr., D ........................ 21972Rich Seiler, Sr., M .............................. 1Tom Peyton, Sr., M ............................ 2Steve Richards, Sr., D ....................... 2Bill Faulkner, Sr., D ............................ H1973Tom Kivney, Sr., M ............................ 1Ed Close, Sr., D ................................. 2Andy Stringer, Sr., A .......................... 21974John Hildebrand, So., A ..................... 1Steve Meinsen, Fr., M ........................ 1Bob Sargent, So., M ........................... 1Steve Corrigan, Sr., D ........................ 2Chuck Narwicz, Fr., M........................ 2Tom Cowie, Jr., A .............................. HCharlie Hartigan, Jr., M ...................... HTom Hughes, Sr., M ........................... HGarry Switala, Jr., A ........................... HLuke Tennis, So., A ............................ H1975John Hildebrand, Jr., A ...................... 1Steve Meinsen, So., M ....................... 1Chuck Narwicz, So., M ....................... 1Bob Sargent, Jr., M ............................ 1Luke Tennis, Jr., A ............................. 2Pete Tracy, Sr., D .............................. 2John Bremermann, So., M ................. HGarry Switala, Sr., A .......................... H1976John Hildebrand, Sr., A ...................... 1Scott Keen, Sr., G .............................. 1Steve Meinsen, Jr., M ........................ 1Chuck Narwicz, Jr., M ........................ 1Bob Sargent, Sr., M ........................... 1Luke Tennis, Sr., A ............................ 1Dan Gleason, So., A .......................... 2Jack Spataro, Fr., M ........................... 2Brian Kingston, So., D ........................ HTom Obrecht, Jr., D ........................... HSteve Perkins, Jr., D .......................... H1977Dan Gleason, Jr., A ............................ 1Steve Meinsen, Sr., M........................ 1Chuck Narwicz, Sr., M ....................... 1Ned Walls, Fr., A ................................ 1Kevin Nugent, Fr., M .......................... 2Brian Welch, Sr., D ............................ 2Tom Obrecht, Sr., D ........................... H1978Keith Blaney, Sr., M ........................... 1Craig Ferrer, Sr., A............................. 1Dan Gleason, Sr., A ........................... 1Brian Kingston, Sr., D ........................ 1Marc McCarthy, So., A ....................... 1Jim Reis, Sr., M .................................. 1Peter Zonino, Jr., G ............................ 11979Brock Collins, So., D .......................... 1Jeff Farnham, Sr., D ........................... 1Marc McCarthy, Jr., A ........................ 1Kevin Nugent, So., M ......................... 1Peter Zonino, Sr., G ........................... 1Marc Connor, Jr., M ........................... HNed Walls, Sr., A ................................ H1980Rick Boyle, Jr., M ............................... 1Mort Bouchard, Sr., D ........................ 1Brock Collins, Jr., D ........................... 1Marc Connor, Sr., M ........................... 1John Gower, So., M ........................... 1Eugene Healy, Sr., D ......................... 1Marc McCarthy, Sr., A ....................... 1Kevin Nugent, Jr., M .......................... 1Don Sheehan, Jr., A ........................... 11981Rick Boyle, Sr., M .............................. 1Brock Collins, Sr., D ........................... 1Mark Goldsmith, Sr., A ....................... 1Kevin Nugent, Sr., M .......................... 1Don Sheehan, Sr., A .......................... 1Mitch Borcina, So., A ......................... 2Howie Lessel, Sr., M .......................... 2Erik McWilliams, Sr., D ...................... 2Tim Tuttle, Sr., M ............................... 21982Mitch Borcina, Jr., A ........................... 1John Gower, Jr., M ............................. 1Charlie Louria, Sr., M ......................... 1Chip Peter, Jr., D ............................... 11983Mitch Borcina, Sr., A .......................... 1Rich Eyring, So., M ............................ 1John Gower, Sr., M ............................ 1Chris Healy, Jr., M ............................. 1Chip Peter, Sr., D ............................... 1Tom Gilday, Sr., D ............................. 2Steve Herrmann, So., M .................... 21984Rocky Donnino, Sr., D ....................... 1Chris Healy, Sr., M ............................. 1Steve Herrmann, Jr., M ...................... 1Bob McDonald, So., G ....................... 1Blair Morrison, Jr., A .......................... 1Bob Knowles, Jr., M ........................... 2Peter Schluter, Sr., D ......................... 2Jack Guinan, Sr., A ............................ 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1985Doug Hathaway, Sr., D ...................... 1Steve Herrmann, Sr., M ..................... 1Bob Knowles, Sr., M .......................... 1Blair Morrison, Sr., A .......................... 1Tim Hoffman, Jr., D ............................ 2Dan O’Neill, So., G ............................. 2Mike James, So., A ............................ HNick Paglino, Jr., M ............................ H1986Rob Alvino, So., A .............................. 1Toby Boucher, So., M ........................ 1Tim Hoffman, Sr., D ........................... 1Nick Paglino, Sr., D ............................ 1Rich White, Jr., M............................... 1Craig Hall, Jr., M ................................ 2Mike James, Jr., A ............................. 2Dan O’Neill, Jr., G .............................. 21987Rob Alvino, Jr., A ............................... 1Charlie Blanchard, Jr., M ................... 1Toby Boucher, Jr., M.......................... 1Lou Corrao, Sr., DM ........................... 1Chris Goss, Jr., D .............................. 1Mike James, Sr., A ............................. 1Dan O’Neill, Sr., G ............................. 1(MLA Player of Year)Mike Warnes, Fr., D ........................... 1Rich White, Sr., M .............................. 11988Rob Alvino, Sr., A ............................... 1(MLA Player of Year)Charlie Blanchard, Sr., M ................... 1Toby Boucher, Sr., M ......................... 1Chris Goss, Sr., D .............................. 1Steve Schluter, Sr., DM ..................... 1Mike Warnes, So., D .......................... 1Jim Schwartz, Jr., G ........................... 2Neil Ringers, Fr., M ............................ H1989Jim Dempsey, Sr., D .......................... 1Kevin Finneran, Sr., M ....................... 1(MLA Player of Year)Rich Flynn, So., G .............................. 1Gary Rinaldi, So., A ........................... 1Neil Ringers, So., M ........................... 1Mike Warnes, Jr., D ........................... 1Dean Denison, So., M ........................ 2Dan Hannan, Sr., A ............................ 2Ken Knapp, Jr., DM ............................ 21990Rich Flynn, Jr., G ............................... 1Ken Knapp, Sr., DM ........................... 1(MLA Player of Year)Neil Ringers, Jr., M ............................ 1Paul Sclafani, Sr., A ........................... 1Mike Warnes, Sr., D ........................... 1Kim Hall, Jr., M ................................... 2Chris Morton, Sr., D ........................... 2Kevin Wall, So., D .............................. 2Mike Arfin, Jr., A ................................ H1991Rich Flynn, Sr., G ............................... 1Rich Franz, Sr., A ............................... 1(MLA Player of Year)Tim James, So., M ............................. 1Neil Ringers, Sr., M ............................ 1Kevin Wall, Jr., D ............................... 1Bill Bishop, Jr., A ................................ 2Kim Hall, Sr., M .................................. 2Mike Tiedemann, So., D .................... 21992Dave Breslin, Jr., G ............................ 1Andy Greaves, Jr., A .......................... 1Tim James, Jr., M .............................. 1Kevin Wall, Sr., D ............................... 1Bill Bishop, Sr., A ............................... 2Jed Cronin, Jr., M ............................... 2Mike Tiedemann, Jr., D ...................... 2ALL-NORTH COASTATHLETIC CONFERENCE1985Doug Hathaway, Sr., D ...................... 1Steve Herrmann, Sr., M ..................... 1Tim Hoffman, Jr., D ............................ 1Bob Knowles, Sr., M .......................... 1Blair Morrison, Sr., A .......................... 1Craig Hall, So., M ............................... 2Mike James, So., A ............................ 2Dan O’Neill, So., G ............................. 21986Rob Alvino, So., A .............................. 1Toby Boucher, So., M ........................ 1Craig Hall, Jr., M ................................ 1Tim Hoffman, Sr., D ........................... 1Mike James, Jr., A ............................. 1Nick Paglino, Sr., D ............................ 1Rich White, Jr., M............................... 1Dan O’Neill, Jr., G .............................. 21987Rob Alvino, Jr., A ............................... 1Charlie Blanchard, Jr., M ................... 1Toby Boucher, Jr., M.......................... 1Chris Goss, Jr., D .............................. 1Mike James, Sr., A ............................. 1Dan O’Neill, Sr., G ............................. 1(NCAC Player of Year)Mike Warnes, Fr., D ........................... 1Rich White, Sr., M .............................. 1Lou Corrao, Sr., DM ........................... H1988Rob Alvino, Sr., A ............................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Charlie Blanchard, Sr., M ................... 1Toby Boucher, Sr., M ......................... 1Chris Goss, Sr., D .............................. 1Steve Schluter, Sr., DM ..................... 1Jim Schwartz, Jr., G ........................... 1Mike Warnes, So., D .......................... 1Neil Ringers, Fr., M ............................ 21989Jim Dempsey, Sr., D .......................... 1Kevin Finneran, Sr., M ....................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Rich Flynn, So., G .............................. 1Dan Hannan, Sr., A ............................ 1Gary Rinaldi, So., A ........................... 1Neil Ringers, So., M ........................... 1Mike Warnes, Jr., D ........................... 1Dean Denison, So., M ........................ 2Ken Knapp, Jr., DM ............................ 21990Rich Flynn, Jr., G ............................... 1Ken Knapp, Sr., DM ........................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Chris Morton, Sr., D ........................... 1Neil Ringers, Jr., M ............................ 1Paul Sclafani, Sr., A ........................... 1Mike Warnes, Sr., D ........................... 1Kim Hall, Jr., M ................................... 2Kevin Wall, So., D .............................. 21991Bill Bishop, Jr., A ................................ 1Rich Flynn, Sr., G ............................... 1Rich Franz, Sr., A ............................... 1Kim Hall, Sr., M .................................. 1Tim James, So., M ............................. 1Neil Ringers, Sr., M ............................ 1(NCAC Player of Year)Mike Tiedemann, So., D .................... 1Kevin Wall, Jr., D ............................... 1Mike Arfin, Sr., A ................................ 21992Bill Bishop, Sr., A ............................... 1Dave Breslin, Jr., G ............................ 1Billy Costello, Fr., A ............................ 1Jed Cronin, Jr., M ............................... 1Andy Greaves, Jr., A .......................... 1Tim James, Jr., M .............................. 1Mike Tiedemann, Jr., D ...................... 1Kevin Wall, Sr., D ............................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Chip Crowther, Jr., M ......................... 2Dan Mazabras, Jr., D ......................... 2Rob Alvino Ken Knapp Rich Franz Kevin Wall322007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

1993Dave Breslin, Sr., G ........................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Paul Cosgrove, Sr., D ........................ 1Jed Cronin, Sr., A ............................... 1Theron Foley, Jr., M ........................... 1Andy Greaves, Sr., A ......................... 1Tim James, Sr., M .............................. 1Noah Robertson, Jr., M ...................... 1Mike Tiedemann, Sr., D ..................... 1Billy Costello, So., A ........................... 2Kevin Farrell, Sr., M ........................... 2Mark Hallinan, Jr., D .......................... 2Chris LeMoult, So., M ........................ 2Jim Loffredo, So., M ........................... H1994Glenn Cahaly, Sr., A .......................... 1Theron Foley, Sr., M .......................... 1Mark Hallinan, Sr., D .......................... 1Chris LeMoult, Jr., D .......................... 1Jim Loffredo, Jr., M ............................ 2Jeff Rant, Sr., M ................................. 2Noah Robertson, Sr., M ..................... 2David Sprague, So., G ....................... 2Gavin Wynot, So., A ........................... 2Michael Benedetti, Jr., D .................... H1995Michael Benedetti, Sr., D ................... 1Peter Galgano, Sr., D ......................... 1Tim Kaiser, Jr., M ............................... 1Chris LeMoult, Sr., D .......................... 1Jim Loffredo, Sr., M............................ 1Dave Maguire, Fr., A .......................... 1Darren McGurn, Fr., A ....................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)David Sprague, Jr., G ........................ 1Andrew Klungness, Jr., D .................. 2Vince McGeehan, So., A .................... HKeith Pio, Fr., M ................................. HJason Wiggins, Jr., M......................... H1996Zach Gagel, Fr., D ............................. 1(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Tim Kaiser, Sr., M .............................. 1Dave Maguire, So., A ......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Darren McGurn, So., A ...................... 1David Sprague, Sr., G ........................ 1Neal Granick, Jr., D ............................ 2J.C. Koch, Jr., M ................................ 2Javaul Mack, Fr., DM ......................... 2Vince McGeehan, Jr., A ..................... 2John Basom, Jr., M ............................ HKhalil Callier, Jr., D ............................ HPaul Corto, Jr., M ............................... H1997Zach Gagel, So., D ............................ 1J.C. Koch, Sr., M ................................ 1Dave Maguire, Jr., A .......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Darren McGurn, Jr., A ........................ 1Dan Stroka, Fr. M ............................... 1(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Neal Granick, Sr., D ........................... 2Javaul Mack, So., DM ........................ 2Vince McGeehan, Sr., A .................... 2Kevin McGurn, Jr., G ......................... 2Josh Winchard, Jr., M ........................ 2Mike Szabo, Sr., M ............................. H1998David Auch, So., D ............................. 1Enrique Hritz, So., D .......................... 1T.R. Ludwig, Sr., M ............................ 1Dave Maguire, Sr., A .......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Darren McGurn, Sr., A ....................... 1Kevin McGurn, Sr., G ......................... 1Dan Stroka, So., M ............................. 1Evan Dunne, Jr., A ............................. 2Josh Whichard, Sr., M........................ 2Parker Anger, Fr., D ........................... H(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Andrew Durniat, Fr., D ....................... HMark Rubinstein, Sr., M ..................... H1999David Auch, Jr., D .............................. 1Zach Gagel, Jr., D .............................. 1Evan Dunne, Sr., A ............................ 1Dan Stroka, Jr., M .............................. 1Jason Fogelson, So., M ..................... 2John Galvin, Fr., A ............................. 2Scott Jackson, Fr., M ......................... 2(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Corey Ayers, So., G ........................... HSean Norris, So., M ............................ HAlex Wiser, Jr., M ............................... H2000David Auch, Sr., D ............................. 1Jason Fogelson, Jr., A ....................... 1Zach Gagel, Sr., D ............................. 1(NCAC Player of Year)Scott Jackson, So., M ........................ 1Dan Stroka, Sr., M ............................. 1Andrew Durniat, Jr., D ........................ 2John Galvin, So., A ............................ 2Sean Norris, Jr., M ............................. 2Alex Wiser, Sr., DM............................ 2Matt Coughlin, So., A ......................... HSteve Muskopf, Fr., A(NCAC Newcomer of Year)2001Andrew Durniat, Sr., D ....................... 1Jason Fogelson, Sr., A ....................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Sean Norris, Sr., M ............................ 1Kyle Auch, So., D ............................... 2Corey Ayers, Sr., G ............................ 2Charlie Cotter, Sr., M ......................... 2Matt Coughlin, Jr., A .......................... 2Frank Bedford, So., M ........................ HJohn Galvin, Jr., A.............................. HMichael Kowalchick, Sr., D ................ HMichael Long, So., M ......................... HJeff Lovell, Sr., A ................................ H2002Matt Coughlin, Sr., A .......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Andy Rowe, Sr., M ............................. 1Frank Bedford, Jr., M ......................... 2Mike Bernhart, Sr., D ......................... 2Michael Long, Jr., M ........................... 2John Schlegel, Fr., A .......................... 2(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Austin Vandeveer, So., M .................. 2Andrew Dickson, Jr., D ...................... HSorrel Coulson, Sr., M........................ HJohn Galvin, Sr., A ............................. H2003Frank Bedford, Sr., A ......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Andrew Dickson, Sr., D ...................... 1Michael Long, Sr., M .......................... 1Andy Rowe, Sr., M ............................. 1Austin Vandeveer, Jr., LSM ............... 1Kyle Auch, Sr., D ................................ 2John Schlegel, So., A ......................... 2Douglas Freeman, So., D .................. HJeff Hollway, Sr., M ............................ HKevin Lakani, Fr., M ........................... HJarred Law, Fr., A .............................. HPaul McCommons, So., G ................. HBrian Small, So., M ............................ H2004John Schlegel, Jr., A .......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Brian Small, Jr., M.............................. 1Austin Vandeveer, Sr., LSM ............... 1Douglas Freeman, Jr., D .................... 2Kevin Lakani, So., M .......................... 2Paul McCommons, Jr., G ................... 2Adam Guy, Fr., D ............................... HSeth McNally, Jr., M ........................... H2005Douglas Freeman, Sr., D ................... 1John Schlegel, Sr., A ......................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Brian Small, Sr., M ............................. 1Adam Guy, So., D .............................. 2Jarred Law, Jr., A ............................... 2Paul McCommons, Sr., G .................. 2Chris Eccles, Fr., M ........................... H(NCAC Newcomer of Year)Seth McNally, Sr., M .......................... H2006Chris Eccles, So., M ........................... 1(NCAC Player of Year)Peter Hargrove, Jr., D ........................ 1Karl Zimmerman, Fr., A ...................... 1Adam Guy, Jr., D ............................... 2Jarred Law, Sr., A .............................. 2Nick Gallagher, So., A ........................ HKevin Lakani, Sr., M ........................... HRyan Perone, So., G .......................... H1 ............................................first team2 ....................................... second team3 ........................................... third teamH ............................. honorable mention2007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse33

All-Time Bishop LettermenAAbernathy, Lee .......... 1959-60-61Ackerman, William ................ 1958Abram, Kevin ............. 1978-79-80Adams, Stephen .............. 1975-78Adolfi, Matt ............................ 2003Albright, Carlton ......... 1961-62-63Allen, Read ...................... 2003-04Alvino, Rob ........... 1985-86-87-88Anderies, Matt....... 2003-04-05-06Anderson, Edwin ........ 1961-62-63Anger, Parker ........................ 1998Apel, Barney .............. 1965-66-67Araneo, Matt .............. 1987-88-89Arfin, Mike ............. 1988-89-90-91Ashforth, Tom .................. 1983-84Auch, David ...... 1997-98-99-2000Auch, Kyle ............. 2000-01-02-03Auker, Roger .................... 1958-60Ayers, Corey ..... 1998-99-2000-01BBagley, Matt ........... 1999-2000-01Bagli, Tom .................. 1979-80-81Baker, Peter ............... 1983-84-85Balderston, Billy ...............2003-04Baldwin, William .................... 1980Balmer, Jason ....... 2002-03-04-05Baran, Jan ................. 1968-69-70Barber, Darius ....................... 1996Basom, John ......... 1994-95-96-97Bates, Justin ......................... 1995Becher, James ...................... 1958Bedford, Frank ...... 2000-01-02-03Benedetti, Michael ..... 1993-94-95Berger, David ........................ 1961Bernhart, Mike .. 1999-2000-01-02Betcher, Bob ......... 1984-85-86-87Biehl, Ken ............................. 2002Billipp, Jonathan .............. 1967-68Bishop, Bill ....................... 1960-61Bishop, Bill ............ 1989-90-91-92Blaine, Steve ......................... 2002Blanchard, Charlie 1985-86-87-88Blaney, Keith .................... 1977-78Blue, Peter ............ 1976-77-78-79Bonwit, David ................... 1973-75Borcina, Mitch ....... 1980-81-82-83Boster, Kenneth ...............1961-62Bostwick, Steven ............. 1970-71Bouchard, Morty ... 1977-78-79-80Boucher, Jon ......................... 1960Boucher, Toby ...... 1985-86-87-88Boyer, Brian .......................... 1984Boyle, Hugh ..................... 2001-02Boyle, Rick ............ 1978-79-80-81Boyle, Tim ............. 1980-81-82-83Bradney, Steve ..................... 1995Brannen, Herbert .................. 1965Breckheimer, Matt ................. 1976Bremerman, John . 1974-75-76-77Breslin, Dave ........ 1990-91-92-93Breuer, Charlie ...................... 2002Brokaw, Richard .............. 1965-66Brown, Dylan ........................ 2006Buck, Donald ........................ 1969Buer, Eric .............................. 1985Buick, Jamie ......................... 1999Bumsted, Roy ....... 1968-69-70-71Burhoe, Tom ......................... 1982Bustamante, Ed ......... 1991-92-93Butler, Matt ...................... 1991-92CCahaly, Glenn .................. 1993-94Cain, John ............................. 1959Callier, Khalil ......... 1994-95-96-97Cameron, Nathaniel .. 2000-01-02-03Campbell, Rod ...................... 1962Capute, Arnold ........... 1973-74-75Cargiulo, Anthony ................. 2003Carpenter, James ................. 1965Chase, Malcomb ................... 1997Close, Edward ...... 1970-71-72-73Colehower, Bill ................. 1982-83Coll, Dan ............... 1986-87-88-89Collins, Brock ........ 1978-79-80-81Columbo, Bill ......... 1977-78-79-80Columbo, Chris .......... 1980-81-82Comeau, Mike ....................... 2002Conner, Mark ........ 1977-78-79-80Conrades, George ................ 1961Corl, Wiley ................. 1967-68-69Corrao, Lou ........... 1984-85-86-87Corrigan, Pat ......................... 2004Corrigan, Steve .....1971-72-73-74Cortina, Chris ........ 1995-96-97-98Corto, Paul ................. 1995-96-97Cosgrove, Paul ..................... 1993Costello, Bill ..................... 1992-93Cotter, Charlie ........ 1999-2000-01Coughlin, Matt ... 1999-2000-01-02Coulson, Jeff .............. 1969-70-71Coulson, Sorrel . 1999-2000-01-02Cowie, Tom ........... 1971-73-74-75Cox, Dave ............................. 1959Cramsey, Ian ............... 1999-2000Crawford, Alex ...................... 2006Crawford, Ryan ..................... 2000Crecca, Dave ........................ 1982Cronin, Jed ...................... 1992-93Cross, James ........................ 1969Crowther, Chip ........... 1991-92-93Cunningham, Stephen .....1974-75Currie, Don ............................ 1958Curry, Mike ........... 1983-84-85-86DDantis, Chris ......................... 1978Dantis, Scott ......................... 1978D’Antonio, Bob ...................... 1971D’Antonio, Joe ...................... 1967Davidson, Bill ........................ 1976Deisley, Adam ....................... 2000Dempsey, Jim ............ 1987-88-89Denecke, Charles . 1984-85-86-87Denison, Dean ........... 1989-90-91DePatie, Ted .................... 1978-79Dickinson, William ................. 1965Dickson, Andrew ... 2000-01-02-03Diemar, Charlie ..................... 2003Dimech, Eric ......................... 1989Dolciato, Bob ......... 1998-99-2000Donnell, Tim .......................... 2003Donnell, Titus ............. 2002-03-04Donnino, Rocky .... 1981-82-83-84Donovan, Greg ................1983-84Dougherty, Terry .............. 1961-62Drexler, Kyle ......... 2003-04-05-06Dunne, Evan ......... 1996-97-98-99Durniat, Andrew 1998-99-2000-01Durniat, Mike ......................... 2001EEadie, Bob ............ 1971-72-73-74Eccles, Chris .................... 2005-06Edmonds, Thomas 1980-81-82-83Ellenberger, Dick ............. 1961-62Elkins, Gordon ...................... 1982Elliott, Steve ...... 1999-2000-01-02Erdlitz, Matt ........................... 2001Erdmann, Jeff ............ 1983-84-85Eufinger, John .................. 1967-68Eyring, Rich .......... 1982-83-84-85FFahrney, Dick ................... 1960-62Farnham, Jeff ........ 1976-77-78-79Farrar, Jay ....................... 1960-61Farrell, Kevin ......... 1990-91-92-93Faulkner, Bill .................... 1971-72Faulkner, Richard ................. 1968Feeney, P.J. .......... 1990-91-92-93Felder, Natty ................ 1999-2000Ferrer, Craig .......... 1975-76-77-78Finneran, Kevin ..................... 1989Finsness, Russell ............. 1965-66Flynn, Rich (G) ...... 1988-89-90-91Flynn, Rich (A) ........... 1992-93-94Fogelson, Jason 1998-99-2000-01Foley, Theron ........ 1991-92-93-94Foster, Brian .................... 1975-76Fowler, Steve ........................ 2005Fox, Jeff ..................... 1960-62-63Franz, Ned ............................ 1992Franz, Rich ........... 1988-89-90-91Freeman, Douglas 2002-03-04-05Fri, Fred ...........................1959-60Frizzo, Matt ........................... 2006GGagel, Zach ...... 1996-97-99-2000Galgano, Peter ........... 1993-94-95Gallagher, Nick ................2005-06Gallo, Paul ............................ 1959Galvin, John ...... 1999-2000-01-02Garman, David .................1968-69Gass, James .................... 1969-70Geiger, Bill ....................... 1962-63Geiger, Russell .......... 1964-65-66Gibbons, Art .......................... 1968Gilbane, John ................... 1978-79Gilday, Thomas ..... 1980-81-82-83Ginaven, Robert ...............1959-60Ginsburg, James ... 1963-64-65-66Gleason, Dan ........ 1975-76-77-78Glover, Gary ......................... 2002Goldsmith, Mark ......... 1977-80-81Goodell, Bob ......................... 1971Goodman, Tom ..... 1973-74-75-76Goss, Chris ........... 1985-86-87-88Gower, John ......... 1980-81-82-83Graf, Bill ...........................1972-73Granick, Neal ............. 1994-96-97Greaves, Andy ...... 1990-91-92-93Green, B.C. ................ 2004-05-06Green, Patrick ............ 1974-75-76Griffiths, Justin ...... 1996-97-98-99Grimes, Collin ....................... 2003Grum, David .......................... 1979Guinan, Jack .............. 1982-83-84Gulich, Nick ........................... 2003Gutnick, Yale ............. 1962-63-64Guy, Adam ................. 2004-05-06HHaecker, Karl ............. 1961-62-63Haggerty, Mike ...... 1981-82-83-84Hall, Craig ............. 1984-85-86-87Hall, Kim ............... 1988-89-90-91Hallinan, Mark ....... 1991-92-93-94Hanchett, Sam ...................... 1996Hanlan-Hollo, Trey ................ 2004Hannan, Dan .................... 1988-89Harding, Craig .................. 1969-70Hargrove, Peter ......... 2004-05-06Harley, Chris ......... 1967-68-69-70Harman, Bob .................... 1976-77Harper, Thomas ......... 1965-66-67Hartigan, Charles .. 1972-73-74-75Hathaway, Doug ........ 1983-84-85Havran, Michael ......... 1976-77-78Hazen, Eric ........................... 2006Healy, Chris .......... 1981-82-83-84Healy, Ed .............................. 1982Healy, Eugene .................1979-80Heaston, Dick .................. 1958-60Hedrick, Todd ............ 1983-84-85Heise, Carl ................. 1966-67-68Hergrueter, Robert ................ 1973Hern, Tom ............................. 1971Herrmann, Steve ... 1982-83-84-85Hetzel, Chris .........................1962Hildebrand, John ... 1973-74-75-76Hinsley, Claude ................1966-67Hobbs, Andrew ..................... 2001Hoffman, Derek ..................... 1979Hoffman, Tim ........ 1983-84-85-86Hollway, Jeff .............. 2001-02-03Holtz, Gary ............................ 1971Hopkins, Rick ................... 1981-82Hoppe, Dick ..................... 1960-61Hoskins, Bob ......................... 1985Howell, Tom ..................... 1960-61Hritz, Enrique ............. 1997-98-99Hughes, Tom ........ 1971-72-73-74Hume, Dave ..................... 1959-60Hume, Peter .......................... 1973Hyatt, Casey .........................1982IIdes, Joel .............................. 1995Innis, Rich ............. 1968-69-70-71Iszard, Robert ....................... 1963Iuliano, Harrison ...............2005-06JJackson, Scott ............. 1999-2000Jackson, Steve ..... 1967-68-69-70Jacobs, Dan ..................... 1995-97James, Mike .......... 1984-85-86-87James, Tim ........... 1990-91-92-93Jamison, Chris ...................... 2002Jankowski, Ryan ................... 1995Jantz, Charles .................. 1959-60Johansen, Paul ..................... 1986Johnson, J.J. ................... 1976-77Johnson, Mark ...................... 1977Johnson, Paul ....................... 1985Johnson, Phillip ..................... 2006Johnson, Ted ........................ 1995Johnston, Tom ...................... 1964Jones, Trevor ........................ 2006342007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

KKaiser, Tim ....................... 1995-96Karassik, John ............ 1966-67-68Kauffman, Steve ................... 1977Kay, Andy ................... 2000-01-02Keatts, Andy ......................... 2003Keen, Scott ................. 1974-75-76Keller, Chris ..................... 1988-90Kendall, Don ......................... 1962Kennedy, Patrick ........ 2001-02-03King, Dan .............................. 1996Kingston, Brian ..... 1975-76-77-78Kingston, John ...................... 2006Kivney, Thomas .... 1970-71-72-73Klein, Jared ....... 1997-98-99-2000Kline, Greg ............................ 1990Klungness, Andrew .......... 1995-96Knapp, Ken ........... 1987-88-89-90Knerr, Tom .................. 1978-79-80Kness, Matt ........... 1987-88-89-90Knope, Matt ............ 1999-2000-01Knowles, Bob ........ 1982-83-84-85Koch, J.C. ............. 1993-94-96-97Koegel, John ............... 1967-68-69Kowalchick, Michael 1999-2000-01Kramer, Paul ......................... 1968LLackowski, Chris .............. 1990-91LaFontaine, Brian ............ 1979-80Lakani, Kevin ........ 2003-04-05-06Lange, Tom ...................... 1967-68LaSeta, Joe ................ 1990-91-92Lavelle, Jack ......................... 1961Lavin, James ........................ 1978Law, Jarred ........... 2003-04-05-06Lay, Brad ......................... 1981-82Lee, Matty ............................. 1995Lee, Peter ........................ 1964-65Legg, John ............................ 1982LeMoult, Chris ...... 1992-93-94-95Lessel, Howard ..... 1978-79-80-81Lettau, Shane ....................... 1998Levinsohn, Ron ................ 1958-59Lewis, Jon ............................. 2004Light, Grover ......................... 2004Linacre, Thomas ................... 1964Lipowski, Mike ................. 1997-98Lips, Jim........................... 1970-71Loffredo, Jim ......... 1992-93-94-95Long, Brandon ...................... 1996Long, John ............................ 2003Long, Michael ....... 2000-01-02-03Long, Ross ...................... 1969-70Long, William .............. 1967-68-69Loscalzo, Rob ....... 1984-85-86-87Losito, Tony .......................... 2000Louderback, Clay ........ 1972-73-74Louria, Charlie ...... 1979-80-81-82Lovell, Jeff .............. 1999-2000-01Lowman, John ...................... 1965Ludwig, T.R. .......... 1995-96-97-98Lynch, Shane ........................ 1990MMack, Javaul .................... 1996-97Maguire, Dave ...... 1995-96-97-98Mahajan, Anil ........................ 2001Mangan, Greg .................. 2002-03Markunas, John .................... 2000Matthies, Ryan ............ 1995-96-97Mauro, Nate .......................... 2006Mazabras, Dan ........... 1991-92-93McAlister, Andres ............ 2005-06McCarthy, Marc .... 1977-78-79-80McCommons, Brian ......... 2004-05McCommons, Paul ... 2002-03-04-05McCoy, Bob .......................... 1958McDonald, Bill ............. 1979-80-81McDonald, Bob ..... 1983-84-85-86McGeehan, Vince ....... 1995-96-97McGinnity, Matt ................ 1998-99McGowan, Connor ................ 2006McGrail, John .............. 1999-2000McGurn, Darren .... 1995-96-97-98McGurn, Kevin ............ 1996-97-98McNair, Kevin .................. 1989-90McNally, Seth ....... 2002-03-04-05McNeese, William ....... 1972-73-74McWilliams, Erik .............. 1980-81Meinsen, Steve ..... 1974-75-76-77Miller, Brad ....................... 2005-06Miller, John ........................... 1958Miller, Mark ...................... 2000-01Milton, Dan ............ 1964-65-66-67Mitchell, Bill ........................... 1958Mitchell, Thorpe .......... 1958-59-60Mixon, Rommel ..................... 1987Moore, Joe ............ 1991-92-93-94Morgan, Tim .......................... 1998Morrison, Blair ...... 1982-83-84-85Morrow, Ben ......................... 1997Morton, Chris .............. 1988-89-90Moss, John ...................... 1963-64Moss, Mike ................. 1961-62-64Mott, Tom ......................... 1990-91Mroz, Dan ............................. 2003Mullen, Jim .............. 1999-2000-02Mullin, Sean ..................... 1991-92Murphy, Sean ....................... 2003Muskopf, Steve ..................... 2000Myers, Paul ........... 1971-72-73-74NNarwicz, Chuck ..... 1974-75-76-77Nechanicky, Keith ........ 1999-2000Nelms, Ashah ....................... 2003Neuman, Jeff ........................ 1997Newman, Barry ................ 1963-64Nigey, Willie .......... 1995-96-97-98Norris, Sean ............ 1999-2000-01Nugent, Kevin ....... 1977-79-80-81OO’Brien, Conor ................. 1998-99O’Brien, Kelly ........................ 2006O’Connell, Richard ..... 1966-67-68O’Grady, Pat ............... 2001-02-03O’Neill, Dan ........... 1984-85-86-87Obrecht, Thomas ........ 1974-76-77Oliver, Brian .......................... 1995Orin, Jack ................... 1959-60-61PPaglino, Nick ......... 1983-84-85-86Pahl, Chris ....................... 1988-89Papczynski, Jim 1998-99-2000-01Parker, John .................... 1969-70Paton, Doug .......................... 1958Pendergast, Dave ................. 1971Percival, Ned ................... 1996-97Perdue, Rob .......................... 1995Perkins, Owen ................. 2002-03Perkins, Stephen .. 1974-75-76-77Perone, Ryan ................... 2005-06Peter, Arthur ......... 1980-81-82-83Peyton, Tom .................... 1971-72Philipps, Mike .................. 1986-87Pinn, Eric ......................... 1983-84Pio, Keith .............................. 1995Poirier, Michael ................ 1986-87Poto, Jeff .............................. 1993Pouliot, Chad .............. 2004-05-06Pratt, Brad........................ 1976-77Presley, Dan ......................... 1993Price, David .......................... 1961Pricher, William ................ 1964-65Purvis, Dan ...................... 1982-83Putnam, Summy .......... 1999-2000RRant, Jeff .............. 1991-92-93-94Reed, Charles ....................... 1984Reiner, Dave ............... 1963-64-65Richards, Jon ................... 1965-66Richards, Steve .... 1969-70-71-72Riehl, Chris ........... 2003-04-05-06Ries, James .......... 1975-76-77-78Rill, Alan ................................ 2003Rinaldi, Gary .................... 1988-89Ringers, Neil ......... 1988-89-90-91Roberson, Lee ...................... 2006Roberts, Frank ...................... 1979Robertson, Noah ........ 1992-93-94Robertson, Tim ................ 2003-04Roos, Phil ................... 1958-59-60Rossi, Tom ............ 1988-89-90-91Rowe, Andy .......... 2000-01-02-03Rubinstein, Mark ... 1995-96-97-98Ruggieri, Tom ....................... 1982SSaltonstall, Bill ...................... 1980Sargent, Robert .... 1973-74-75-76Saxe, William ........................ 1975Schauer, Robert ......... 1963-64-65Schiller, Dave ....... 1983-84-85-86Schipfer, Dan .............. 1963-64-65Schlaudt, Stephen ...... 1974-75-77Schlegel, John ...... 2002-03-04-05Schluter, Peter ................. 1983-84Schluter, Steve ..... 1985-86-87-88Schmidt, Doug ................. 1958-59Schneider, Frank ............. 1962-63Schroeder, Louis .................. 1958Schwall, Jay .......................... 1981Schwartz, Jim ............. 1987-88-89Sclafani, Paul ........ 1987-88-89-90Seaburg, Ed ................ 1963-64-65Seery, Brian .......................... 2002Seiler, Rich ........... 1969-70-71-72Seivold, Steve ....... 1987-88-89-90Selby, Ross ..................... 2003-04Sheehan, Don ....... 1978-79-80-81Shields, Mike ................... 1985-86Shipps, Mark .................... 1969-70Sigler, Andy .......... 1978-79-80-81Skiff, James ................ 1964-65-66Skillin, Chris ................ 1988-89-90Skokan, Frank ...... 1976-77-78-79Small, Brian .......... 2002-03-04-05Smith, Brewster .................... 1991Smith, Brian ................ 1970-71-72Smith, Chris .......................... 1995Smith, Ian .............. 1986-87-88-89Smith, Roger ......... 1963-64-65-66Spano, Brian ..... 1999-2000-01-02Spataro, Jack ........................ 1976Sprague, David ..... 1993-94-95-96St. Pierre, Dave .................... 1988Stafford, Dick ........................ 1962Stanton, Bill ..................... 1963-64Stevens, Tim ......................... 1977Stringer, Andy ....... 1970-71-72-73Stroka, Dan ....... 1997-98-99-2000Strong, Peter ................... 1982-83Stuart, Trevor ........................ 1995Sullivan, Greg .................. 1990-91Summer, Matt ....................... 1985Switala, Garry ....... 1972-73-74-75Szabo, Mike .......... 1994-95-96-97Szwajkos, Mike ..... 1988-89-90-91TTakacs, Steve ............. 1985-86-87Taylor, Terry ......................... 1958Teets, John ........................... 1964Tennis, Luke ......... 1973-74-75-76Thom, Colin ..................... 2000-02Tiedemann, Mike ........ 1991-92-93Torggler, Dave ...... 1988-89-90-91Toth, Dick ......................... 1967-68Toth, Stephen ............. 2000-01-02Tracy, Pete ........... 1972-73-74-75Trumble, Tom ....... 1965-66-67-68Tucker, Joe ........................... 1958Turco, Joe ............................. 1994Turnage, Brady ..................... 1995Turner, Eric ........................... 2006Tuttle, Tim ............. 1978-79-80-81UUmberger, Peter ......... 1981-82-83Urick, Max ................... 1959-60-61Ullrich, Allen .......................... 1961VVan Dyke, Don ................ 1958-59Van Riper, Doug .............. 1981-82Van Vollenhoven, Bob ...... 1983-84-85-86Vandeveer, Austin 2001-02-03-04Vittum, John .......... 1967-68-69-70Vivyan, Thomas ............... 1966-67WWachter, Adam ................ 1995-96Waldhaus, Frank .................. 1958Waldron, Kevin ..... 1985-86-87-88Waldron, Tom ............. 1985-86-87Wall, Kevin ............ 1989-90-91-92Walls, Ned .................. 1977-78-79Walser, Jerry ........................ 1990Walsh, Jeff ............................ 1999Walters, Mark ....................... 1983Ward, Stuart ..................... 1982-83Ward, Todd 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Remembering Mr. Rickey CampaignOhio Wesleyan University is well into its first-ever campaigndirected at fulfilling the needs of the University’s athletic andrecreation programs as well as the physical education department.Named “Remembering Mr. Rickey,” the $22 million campaignwill have a profound impact on all aspects of Ohio Wesleyanathletics. The campaign was announced at Ohio Wesleyan’sCommencement in 2004, the 100th anniversary of Rickey’s graduationfrom Ohio Wesleyan. At that event, Rickey’s grandson,Branch Rickey III ’67, and Jackie Robinson’s daughter, Sharon,together addressed the graduating seniors.As of July, 2006, campaign fundraising had surpassed $5million and portions of the vision have become reality.Work has commenced on Margaret Sagan Field, the completionof which will bring Battling Bishop softball back on campus forthe first time since it was reinstated as a varsity sport in 2000.Work also has begun at Selby Field, where an OmniGrassartificial playing surface has been installed and the GeorgeGauthier Track has been rebuilt with an Ameritan FP surface.Among the new facilities to be constructed is an aquaticsfacility featuring a 25-yard, 8-lane pool with a diving area. An indoorturf facility also will be built, allowing unprecedented freedom andflexibility in scheduling practices for virtually every Battling Bishopteam. The turf facility will house a field of approximately 45 yardsby 70 yards, or about three-quarters the size of a regulation footballfield.Enhancements to all existing facilities are a significant portionof the campaign as well. Major enhancements include:• Branch Rickey Arenawill receive a new, glassed-inlobby and entrance on theeast side of the existing building,featuring additional seating,space dedicated to All-America and Athletics Hall ofFame honorees and providingeasier access to seatingand parking;• Gordon Field Housewill receive a new floor andsubsurface, new netting anda brightened interior;• Selby Field will receive a refurbishing of the press box andexisting concrete walls surrounding the field;• The field hockey field will be expanded to meet regulationsize requirements for both field hockey and women’s lacrosse;• Edwards Gym, which celebrated its centennial during thecampaign, will undergo extensive remodeling to include moreoffices and classrooms, as well as new locker rooms and conferenceareas. The existing weight room will be fully renovated andfurnished with new equipment.Tying the facilities together will be a gateway concept that willbridge the north and south athletics areas. This gateway willfeature green space and be integrated with the city of Delaware’supcoming bike path projects.An overview of Ohio Wesleyan's athletics facilities.For more information on the Remembering Mr. Rickey campaign,visit the campaign Web site at http://mrrickey.owu.edu orcall 740-368-3300.362007 Ohio Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse

Home of the BishopsThe Battling Bishop men’s lacrosse teamplays its home games at Selby Field, located onSouth Henry Street on the eastern edge ofcampus.An OmniGrass artificial playing surfacewas installed for the 2006-07 academic year,making Selby one of the most impressive venuesamong NCAA Division III institutions.Built in 1929, Selby boasts a natural grassfield and a seating capacity of 9100. It hostedthe 1988 NCAA Division III championshipgame and has been the site of numerousplayoff contests.Designed by George Gauthier, OhioWesleyan’s Hall of Fame football coach andathletic director, and constructed by theOsborn Engineering Company (who also builtYankee Stadium), the complex was namedafter George D. Selby, who served the OhioWesleyan board of trustees for 24 years. His sons, Mark, Homer,Pearl and Roger donated $100,000 of the project’s $160,000 cost.Selby Field recently underwent a restoration project thatincluded a new, 2-level press box, new bleacher seats and refurbishedlocker rooms. Selby also houses the George GauthierTrack, an Ameritan FP surface installed in 2006.From 1965 through 1984, the Bishops played their homegames at Roy Rike Field, also home of the soccer teams. Duringthe spring of 1985, field maintenance at Roy Rike forced thelacrosse team to move to Selby for a year, but the relocation workedout so well it became permanent. Prior to obtaining Roy Rike Field,Ohio Wesleyan home games were played at South Field, whichwas located on Henry Street south of Selby Field, approximatelywhere the Bishops’ practice field is today.Athletic FacilitiesThe crown jewel of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is SelbyField, which is the home of the Bishop football, field hockey, track& field and men’s lacrosse contingents.An OmniGrass artificial playing surface was installed for the2006-07 academic year, making Selby one of the most impressivevenues among NCAA Division III institutions. Constructed in 1929,Selby received a new, fully-enclosed 2-level press box and newbleacher seats in the first part of a 3-phase restoration program andrefurbished locker rooms in the program’s second phase. Thefacility, which seats 9100 and is the fourth-largest college-ownedfield in NCAA Division III, was the site of the 1988 Division III men’slacrosse championship game.Selby also houses the George Gauthier Track, an AmeritanFP surface installed for the 2006-07 academic year. The site of 15of the first 22 NCAC outdoor track & field championships, Selby isbelieved to be the oldest facility in the nation constructed toOlympic specifications and remaining in its original configuration.Across campus, Roy Rike Field hosts soccer, primarily underthe lights. Widely regarded as one of the Midwest’s finest facilitiesfor the sport, Roy Rike Field was the site of the NCAA Division IIIsemifinals and championship game for men in 1990 and 1998 andfor women in 2001. Roy Rike also serves as the home field for thewomen’s lacrosse team.The centerpiece of Ohio Wesleyan’s athletic facilities is theBranch Rickey Physical Education Center, prized for both its sizeand versatility. Its Richard Gordon Field House, with a 5-lane, 200-meter track, annually hosted the Ohio Athletic Conference Championshipsand the women’s state title meet as well as the first 9North Coast Athletic Conference championships. Indoor practicefor fall and spring sports can be handled there as well: floor spaceis larger than a football field, accommodating 6 courts for basketball,volleyball and tennis.Branch Rickey Arena, seating 2300, hosts varsity basketballand volleyball contests. Its backboards and standards were firstGordon Field Houseused in the 1976 Olympic Games. Also in the Center are 5 handball/racquetball courts, a squash court, offices, locker rooms andlounges.Offices and locker rooms also are part of Edwards Gymnasium,which is connected by tunnel to the Rickey Center and in turnadjoins Pfeiffer Natatorium, home of the Bishop swimming teams.Remodeling in Edwards has recently included an expandedstrength facility.Baseball is played at Littick Field, site of the 2003 NCAADivision III Mideast Regional; and tennis at the Tennis Centre, acomplex of 12 outdoor courts where the 1978 NCAA Division IIIchampionships were held.The cross country teams run at nearby Methodist TheologicalSchool and Dornoch Golf Club, which hosted the NCAA Division IIImen’s and women’s championships in 1984 and 2005 and annuallyplays host to the All-Ohio Intercollegiate championship meet. Thegolf team also hosted the 2003 NCAA Division III championshipsat Dornoch.

2007 Bishop ScheduleFebruary24 Sat. FONTBONNE SELBY FIELD 2:00March4 Sun. Lynchburg Lynchburg, Va. 1:006 Tue. OBERLIN* SELBY FIELD 3:3011 Sun. Salisbury Salisbury, Md. 1:0014 Wed. Neumann Aston, Pa. 4:0024 Sat. MOUNT ST. JOSEPH SELBY FIELD 1:0028 Wed. Washington & Jefferson Washington, Pa. 7:0031 Sat. KENYON* SELBY FIELD 3:00April3 Tue. WHITTIER SELBY FIELD 4:005 Thu. ST. VINCENT SELBY FIELD 4:008 Sun. STEVENS TECH SELBY FIELD 2:0018 Wed. Wittenberg* Springfield 7:0021 Sat. Eastern St. Davids, Pa. 1:0028 Sat. DENISON* SELBY FIELD 3:00May3 Thu. Wooster* Wooster 4:009 Wed. NCAA Division III first round TBA13 Sun. NCAA Division III quarterfinal TBA20 Sun. NCAA Division III semifinal TBA27 Sun. NCAA Division III championship TBA*North Coast Athletic Conference game