Roundup Chris Jasinski ’08 (13 points), Mike Walsh ’06 (12 points), Dan Latzman (seven points); Bobby Goulding ’08, Matt Burke ’07; Jesse Bardo ’07, Nick Hayes ’09, Terrance (Spike) Malagone ’09, Field Yates ’09, and backup goalie Whit Harrison ’06.
Greg Boyle ’08 saw action in goal for the 8-5 Penn State squad. Attack Danny Rabiolo ’06 was the top scorer for Colorado Mines (30 goals, six assists) and earned AllMDIA Division B honorable mention. Teammate Kevin Schmidt ’06 added 12 goals and five assists. Co-captain John Conley ’06 of the Vanderbilt lacrosse club received All-SELC honorable mention and was joined by Mike Hamilton ’06, Clarke Nelson ’07, Jaime Palala ’07, Jeff Goldstein ’08, Mark Ledford ’08 and Devon Manfredonia ‘08. Mike Brown ’08 co-captained the Louisville club and was joined by Phil Dragotta ’08. Serving as captain at Pepperdine was defenseman Drew Kaspers ’06, who was joined by defensemen Peter Jarvis ’08 and Mark Tarro ’09. Andre Koehler ’08 and Tyler Macaulay ’09 played for San Jose State and Lawrence Boyle ’06 made 28 saves in goal for Illinois. Co-captain Chris Juergens ’07 led the Whitman club and was joined by Matt Stenove ’08 and Matt Duncan ’09. Other lacrosse club players included midfielder Stuart Vik ’07 of Cal Poly, midfielder Doug Miller ’09 of Texas A&M and defenseman Justin Klueger ’07 of Cal State-Chico.
for Cal Poly was captain Matt Baca ’07. He had a 16-10 singles record and was 14-9 in doubles play. Also on the squad was teammate Kyle Ericson ’09. Jay Horrey ’09 of Wabash earned All-NCAC first team selection and was voted NCAC Newcomer of the Year. He had a team best 25-6 singles record at #1 singles and was 17-14 in doubles play. Also playing as regulars were teammates Sean Clerget ’09, who was 15-15 in singles play, and Adrian Starnes ’07. Mike Frank ’08 of Wesleyan posted a 9-5 singles record. Playing #1 doubles for Missouri-Kansas City was Joe Kane ’07, and Dan Hertel ’09 was 9-8 at #1 doubles for Lawrence. Seeing action for DePauw were Andrew MacDonald ’08 and Eric Kitchell. Other tennis players this spring included Ali Nemazee ’06 of Washington & Jefferson and Jamie Hosmer ’09 of Puget Sound.
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RUGBY
CREW & ROWING
Twenty-five Betas were members of the 29-1 Cal-Berkeley squad which won its 22nd national collegiate rugby championship. Leading the Bears to a 29-26 win over BYU in the title game was Louis Stanfill ’07, who was named tournament MVP. Also scoring in the title game were Chris Gurecki ’07 and Rob Weedon ’06. Other key players seeing action in the title game were Jim Barrett ’08, Chase Brogan ’06, match captain Andrew Lindsey ’06, Jake Stanfill ’06 and Joe Welch ’07.
Two Betas were key players for the British ColumTENNIS bia squad that gave CalHelping lead Emory to its only defeat Matt Baca Berkeley the NCAA Division III of the season, a 29-15 Cal Poly ’07 national championship win on March 25th. was Yoji Masuoka ’07, who played Inside center Brendan Singbeil ’06 #3 singles. For the season, he was and prop Beau Chapman ’06 con19-2 in singles play and 15-5 in cluded their careers as standouts doubles play. Earning All-Big West for the UBC squad. Other players Conference second team honors of note included flanker Paul Har-
Wabash ’09
vey-Weiner ’07 of Yale, Bryan Minstretta ’07 of Rhode Island, and the Toronto duo of Robert DeFilippi ’08 and Harpo Yu ’08.
Dave Bass ’07 was a member of the Cornell lightweight crew which won the Eastern Sprints title and International Rowing Association national title. A member of the Yale heavyweight crew once again was Alred Shikany ’07. Isaac Jenabi ’09 was a member of the Johns Hopkins novice crew. Members of the Wesleyan crew squad were Nate Caress ’08, Josh Porter ’08 and Ben Roberts ’09. At MIT, Ben Wasserman ’07 was on the heavyweight crew again and Bill Garthwaite ’08 continued with the lightweight crew. Also competing on their schools’ crew squads were Alex Doucette ’09 of British Columbia and Steven Souvall ’09 of Puget Sound. Competing as members of the San Diego rowing squad were Shane Farmer ’08, Lambert DeGanay ’09, Carson Reeling ’09 and Josh Winters ’09. Matt Alex ’08 was on the Willamette rowing squad. – Jay Langhammer Summer 2006
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