Dragon Tales, Volume 7, #2

The Official Newsletter of Oneonta State Athletics

Vol 7, No. 2

Winter 2005-2006

WOMEN’S TRACK AND BASKETBALL CAPTURE ECAC TITLES Five Track Athletes Earn All-American Honors The 2005-06 winter season turned out to be an overall success for the Red Dragons. Oneonta had numerous conference, ECAC and NCAA qualifiers along with two team ECAC championships to go along with its participation in post-season competition.

Individually, Oneonta totaled eight SUNYAC champions, three ECAC champions and five All-Americans.

Women’s Basketball The womenʼs basketball team was supposed to be in a transition of sorts this winter as coach McGraw replenished his roster by bringing in nine freshmen to go with his upperclassmen. Along the way someone forgot to tell the new players that they were supposed to play like “rookies”, whom at times they did, but in the end these newcomers were key contributors to bringing the first ECAC title to the womenʼs program.

During Oneontaʼs run to a 21-8 record the team only lost two successive games once while putting together a winning streak of six games during the month of January. Oneonta could have folded after being upset in the quarterfinals of the SUNYAC tournament, but instead used it as a motivator for the ECAC tournament.

The season began at the Skidmore Invitational where Oneonta dropped its opener to Middlebury 61-60. The Red Dragons bounced back on day two to defeat the hosts 61-41 to finish third. Senior Gabriel Doemel (Latham, NY/Holy Names) was selected to the AllTournament Team.

Oneonta won its next four games before falling in overtime to Fredonia at home 63-59 during the first weekend of December.

The next weekend, the Red Dragons brought home the big trophy from the Holiday Inn Classic hosted by Hartwick. Oneonta beat Mount St. Mary in the championship game 61-48 the day after out lasting Hartwick 79-75 in double overtime. Freshman Shannon Weir (Oneonta, NY/Milford) was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.

Oneonta closed the year with a pair of games in Tennessee where they went 1-1 at the King College Tournament. They lost to the hosts 54-47 before defeating Union of Kentucky Gabrielle 71-48.

Doemel The Red Dragons opened the New Year with a convincing 81-39 win against Manhattanville. Oneonta went 13-5 the rest of the way and finished third in the SUNYAC with a 12-4 record to earn a home game in the conference tournament quarterfinals.

In the conference tournament against Brockport, the game went back-and-forth before the visitors slammed the door shut late in the game en route to a 68-56 win.

Oneonta was chosen as the top seed for the ECAC tournament, which meant that as long as they kept winning they would be playing at home. The Red Dragonsʼ quarterfinal opponent was Keuka College from the North Eastern Athletic Conference.

Despite being out rebounded 58-37 and shooting only 29 percent from the floor, Oneonta won the game 55-47 to advance to the semifinals against SUNYAC foe Fredonia, who had beaten Oneonta twice during the regular season.

Round three between Oneonta and Fredonia would go to the Red Dragons, who left no doubts with an opening 11-2 run to start the game. The hosts never let the Blue Devils back in the game en route to a 23-point win 67-44. Senior Beth Branham (Norwich, NY/Norwich) would lead the onslaught with a season-high 20 points that included a perfect 6-for-6 from behind the arc.

In the championship game against Elmira, it would be Doemel who would lead Oneonta to a 79-73 win. Doemel saved her best for last with 25 points and seven assists on her way to being selected as the

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In This Issue...

-- Winter Season Recap, pgs. 1 - 3 -- Winter Athletes of the Week, pg. 3 -- CHAMPS/SAAC recap, pg. 4 -- SUNYAC Academic Honors, pg. 4

-- Sarah Millspaugh Named SUNYAC Chancellor Scholar Athlete pg. 4 -- Track & Field All-Americans, pg. 5 -- LoPiccolo Named Regional Coach of the Year pg. 5

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-- Wrestlers Earn Scholar Honors, pg. 5 -- Winter Honor Roll, pg. 6 -- 2005-2006 Winter Scoreboard, pg. 7 -- 2006 Spring Scoreboard, pg. 8

MVP of the tournament.

Weir, who was selected as the Rookie of the Year in the SUNYAC, led the team in scoring and rebounding at 11.4 points and 6.1 boards respectively.

Swimming & Diving The menʼs and womenʼs swimming & diving teams showed flashes of promise this winter as they may be finally turning the corner as a program. Both teams had its largest rosters in five years with many new faces that elevated the overall performance of the teams during bigger meets. The nucleus of both teams is young and, with another group of newcomers in the next few years, the improvement within the SUNYAC should show.

Both teams finished its dual-meet season with identical 3-6 records. Despite the overall record, both teams were scoring more points against its opposition, which meant that both squads were improved in talent level.

Sarah During the first part of the season Millspaugh highlights for Oneonta included a first place finish for the womenʼs team at the North Country Invitational. Leading the Red Dragons was senior Sarah Millspaugh (Pine Bush, NY/Pine Bush) who won three individual events on the day. Millspaugh captured first place in the 1,650-yard freestyle, the 400yard IM and the 200-yard freestyle events.

The men finished second at the North Country Invitational edging rival Buffalo State by one point. Freshman Diver Tony Sarcona (Highland Mills, NY/Monroe Woodbury) won both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving events.

Sarcona would end the first part of the season by winning the 1-meter diving event at the ECAC Winter Championships. The title was the first ever ECAC title for a male swimmer or diver in the programʼs history.

During the last half of the season both teams participated in one Invitational while completing their dual season. In their only invitational of the second semester the men were 6th and the women were 5th at the Kumpf Invitational hosted by Rensselaer. Millspaugh was the only individual on either side to win an event when she took home the title in the 500-yard freestyle.

The culminating event for both teams was the conference championship meet at Erie Community College.

The women had a full squad of competitors for the first time ever while the men brought its largest contingent since the 1970ʼs. When it was over the men finished 6th with 250 points and the women finished 7th with 238 points.

The highlight for the men was the performance of Sarahʼs brother, Peter, who won the 200-yard backstroke to claim a SUNYAC title. The victory was the first for the men at the SUNYAC meet in nearly 30 years. Peter also placed second in the 100-yard backstroke and Peter was part of a relay that finished 3rd to win two Millspaugh additional medals. Peter earned first team AllConference honors for his finishes.

Sarah was the top swimmer for the women in her final collegiate competition. She claimed a second place finish in the 1,650 shattering her own school record in the process. Her finish in that event earned her second team All-Conference honors.

Men’s Basketball The preseason outlook for the menʼs basketball team was one of high hopes and optimism with the team returning four starters and 10 players overall. Unfortunately, the team suffered a couple of injuries to two of its top players early in the season and the overall record was 9-16. To the teamʼs credit they never allowed the loss of

senior Bill Heslin (Schaghticoke, NY/Hoosic Valley) and junior Kevin Reed (Downsville, NY/Downsville) to deter their effort in every game.

The final record does not reflect the heart of this team and their will to compete.

The season opened with a second place finish at the Scotty Wood Tournament hosted by Muhlenberg. The Red Dragons defeated Lynchburg 64-54 in its opener, but fell to the hosts in the championship game 72-62. Heslin and classmate Sean Coffey (New Paltz, NY/New Paltz) were both selected to the All-Tournament Team.

Next up for Oneonta were a couple of non-conference games against Utica and Cazenovia at home. Oneonta lost to Utica right before the Thanksgiving break, but bounced back after vacation with a convincing 82-59 win against Cazenovia. The win proved to be costly for the Red Dragons as Heslin was lost for the season with a knee injury.

In its SUNYAC opener at New Paltz, Oneonta would lose the game 76-75 in overtime while losing Reed for the season with a knee injury.

The Red Dragons won three of its final four games before the Christmas break to finish the first part of the season 5-4. Highlighting Sean Coffey the final week before break was the winning of the Holiday Inn Classic at Hartwick. Oneonta defeated the hosts 61-55 and then beat St. Josephʼs College 60-54 in the championship game. Coffey was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament while junior Michael Reardon (Staten Island, NY/ Monsignor Farrell) was selected to the All-Tournament Team.

Oneonta opened the second half of the season at the Sig Makofski Tournament hosted by Union College. The Red Dragons defeated the College of St. Joseph in the consolation game 83-53 to take third place. Junior Jaysen Murphy (East Elmhurst, NY/Robert Wagner) earned All-Tournament honors for Oneonta.

After the tournament Oneonta began to struggle winning only one of its next eight games in the month of January. Four of Oneontaʼs losses were by a combined 13 points, as they just couldnʼt get over the hump.

The final month of the season wasnʼt any kinder to Oneonta who lost its first four games before closing the season with two impressive wins at home against Plattsburgh and Potsdam. Plattsburgh would go on to win the SUNYAC tournament while Potsdam was a conference tournament participant.

Both Coffey and Murphy were selected as honorable mention All-Conference by the coaches. Coffey led the team in scoring (16.2 ppg) and three-point baskets (79) while Murphy was second on the team in scoring (11.8 ppg) and first on the team in rebounding (5.8) and blocked shots (53).

Wrestling The 2005-06 wrestling season was another strong one under second-year coach Duane Ritter as the Red Dragons put together a 15-6 dual-meet record. Along the way Oneonta had many individual champions, won the Ursinus College Tournament, finished 10th at the NYS Collegiate Tournament and had one NCAA qualifier.

During the first three weeks of the season Oneonta was 3rd at the Monarch Invitational, 4th at its own Invitational and 5th at the Petrofes Tournament. Leading Oneonta early were senior Kyle Hauptfleisch (Franklin, NY/Delaware Academy) and sophomore Trevor Hiffa (Holland Patent, NY/Holland Patent). Each won two titles while placing second once in the first three tournaments.

After registering two wins during its first quad-meet to end the first part of the season, Oneonta came back in January and ran off six straight wins before falling to defending Div. III national champion Wartburg College.

Oneonta won four of its last five dual meets in January while winning the team title at the Adidas/Brute Homecoming Invitational at Ursinus. The month of January would also bring the Red Dragons

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its 10th place finish at the NYS Collegiate Championships while five individuals earned All-State honors.

The season ended for Oneonta with three wins in its final five dual meets and a 6th place finish at the Empire Collegiate Wrestling Conference championships hosted by Cortland. The Red Dragons had no champions, but Hiffa was selected by the coaches as one of the eight wildcards to represent the conference at the NCAA championships.

At the NCAA championship hosted by the College of New Jersey, Hiffa won his first match of the tournament upsetting the fourth seed from Wisconsin Stevens Point 31. Unfortunately for Hiffa it didnʼt get easier as he dropped his next two matches and was eliminated from the championships. All three of Hiffaʼs opponents went on to earn All-American Trevor Hiffa honors.

Hiffa finished the season as the team leader with 35 wins and 13 pins. Hauptfleisch was second with 33 wins while finishing his career with 113 wins overall, which is second all time in the history of the wrestling program.

NY/Shenendehowa), junior Maureen Verdier (Baldwin, NY/Baldwin) and sophomore Mary Velan (Stamford, NY/Stamford).

Junior Kaitlin OʼSullivan (Syracuse, NY/Westhill) also competed at the NCAA meet in both the 800 and 1,500-meter events and finished outside the top-8 in both events.

Jackson-Buckner, Robertson and Sullivan all won individual SUNYAC titles this season. Sullivan and Jackson-Buckner also won ECAC titles in helping to lead the Red Dragons Kaitlin to the team championship. All three were SUNYAC first team All-Conference performers O’Sullivan while Velan was a second team performer.

The combined performances at the conference meet put Oneonta in second place overall in the team standings, which was its highest finish to date an improvement of one spot from last winterʼs meet finish. The conference coaches selected Robertson and JacksonBuckner as Co-Female Track Athletes of the meet.

Indoor Track & Field The indoor track & field season proved to be successful again in 2005-06 with both teams getting its share of SUNYAC champions.

The women fared a little better regionally and nationally than the men, but both teams continued to show its staying power in its fourth full season of varsity competition.

Highlights on the menʼs side included two individual SUNYAC champions, one conference relay champion and six medalists at the SUNYAC meet. The squad also had one individual earn a medal at the ECAC championship meet.

Senior Scott Pollard (Spring Valley, NY/Ramapo) and freshman Joe Reed (Rome, NY/Rome Free Academy) came back from the SUNYAC meet with individual titles. Pollard, who was a provisional qualifier for the NCAA meet, won the 400 meters while being a leg on the winning 4x400 relay. Reed won the 200-meter dash, was second in the 55-meter dash, and was one of the legs on the 4x400 relay.

Sophomore Eric Theiss (Saratoga Spring, NY/Saratoga Springs) and junior Adam Remillard (Oneonta, NY/Oneonta) completed the foursome that won the 4x400.

Theiss was also a medalist in the 200 when he finished right behind teammate Reed in the event.

The foursome of seniors Ryan Walter (Delanson, NY/Berne-Knox-Westerlo) and Justin Palermo (Charlton, NY/Burnt Hills) and juniors Matt Durkin (Albany, NY/Columbia) and Rick DeCarr (Syracuse, Scott Pollard NY/Westhill) brought home a third place finish at the SUNYAC meet to earn Oneontaʼs final medals for the event.

The womenʼs season was filled with many highlights including five All-Americans at the NCAA meet. The women also came away with five individual SUNYAC champions and one relay along with three individual ECAC champions and three relay champions. The teamʼs performance at the ECAC championship meet earned them the team title for the first time ever. The indoor title goes along side the outdoor title that they earned in 2005.

Senior Musu Jackson-Buckner (Buffalo, NY/The Buffalo Seminary) was Oneontaʼs only individual All-American this season after placing fourth in the 55-meter dash. She competed in the triple jump and was part of the Red Dragonsʼ 4x400 relay squad that placed fourth to earn All-American honors as well at the NCAA meet.

Besides Jackson-Buckner, the other three legs of the relay belonged to graduate student Ashlee Robertson (Mechanicville,

Winter Athletes of the Week November 21 Sean Coffey, Basketball Trevor Hiffa, Wrestling

January 30 Ashlee Robertson, Track & Field Peter Millspaugh, Swimming & Diving

November 28 Shannon Weir, Basketball Kyle Hauptfleisch, Wrestling

February 6 Trevor Hiffa, Wrestling Kaitlin OʼSullivan, Track & Field

December 5 Tony Sarcona, Swimming & Diving Dennis Norton, Wrestling

February 13 Peter Millspaugh, Swimming & Diving Sarah Millspaugh, Swimming & Diving

December 12 Shannon Weir, Basketball Sean Coffey, Basketball

February 20 Musu Jackson-Buckner, Track & Field Sean Coffey, Basketball

January 9 Kyle Hauptfleisch, Wrestling Kerri Swails, Basketball

February 27 Kaitlin OʼSullivan, Track & Field Jessica Garabedian, Lacrosse

January 16 Trevor Hiffa, Wrestling Dave Ballard, Wrestling

March 6 Womenʼs Track & Field Womenʼs Basketball

January 23 Maureen Verdier, Track & Field Adam Remillard, Track & Field

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2006 CHAMPS/SAAC News On February 15th, Jeff Janssen, M.S. one of the nationʼs premier Peak Performance speakers visited campus to speak with our student-athlete team leaders and SAAC representatives. The evening began at 6:00 pm with a dinner buffet held in the Otsego Grille in which over 90 athletes and coaches participated. Dr. Steve Perry, Vice President for Student Development, Carol Blazina, Vice President for Community Relations and Steve Garner, Athletics Director were also in attendance.

Mr. Janssen began the evening by asking the group how many droplets of water were in a 12 ounce bottle of water, and if one more drop of water could make a difference. Answers from the group ranged from 500,000 droplets to an infinite number of droplets, and to answer the question as to whether one more drop of water could affect the bottle, Mr. Janssen then proceeded to add one drop of red dye to the bottle. Initially, one could see just a stream of red throughout the bottle, but by the end of his presentation, the whole bottle of water was red. His intent for this and an ensuing story of a non-starting freshman basketball player on the 1997 National Championship Arizona Wildcats menʼs team were to emphasize the importance of how one person CAN make a difference if they are persistent enough, and that sometimes the leader of a team doesnʼt necessarily have to be a captain.

Throughout his presentation, Mr. Janssen used many different interactive exercises to encourage the student-athletes to think in terms of being a team leader such as the Self Leadership Exercise and the Commitment Continuum.

After the dinner presentation the group moved upstairs to Craven Lounge where they were joined by approximately 25 resident life advisors (RAs) who participated in the next phase of the evening. Student-athletes and RAs were mixed together and broken into four separate groups to participate in the Land Mind Exercise. One person was blindfolded and then led through the “land mine” of cones by their partner without any help except for verbal instruction.

If the blindfolded individual touched a cone, they had to go back to the beginning and start all over. The group with the most consecutive trips through the land mine won. After eight minutes and numerous “bombs” going off, Mr. Janssen yelled “time” and the group was brought together to Athletes take part in a activity as part of debrief. Trust, communication, Jeff Janssen’s presentation confidence and dedication were all needed to be successful in this exercise, and Mr. Janssen did a great job of correlating the exercise to both being a leader of a team or being an RA of a residence hall.

In the February 22nd SAAC meeting the representatives had a discussion on the benefits of participating in the Leadership Workshop. Thoughts that evolved consisted of understanding more the characteristics needed to be a quality leader; that one person can make a difference; to lead you must set the example; and in order to lead others you must first be able to lead yourself. It was an honor for SARAH MILLSPAUGH SELECTED AS SUNYAC CHANCELLOR SCHOLAR-ATHLETE When the State University of New York Athletic Conference announced itʼs winter Chancellor Scholar-Athletes in mid-March Oneonta State had one athlete among those honored as senior swimmer Sarah Millspaugh (Pine Bush, NY/Pine Bush) earned honors as the SUNYACʼs top scholar-athlete in womenʼs swimming and diving for the 2005-2006 season.

Millspaugh was a co-captain of the womenʼs swimming and diving team this past winter and has etched her name in Oneonta State record books as one of the top swimmers in the womenʼs programs history. She holds every freestyle record at Oneonta State in womenʼs swimming (six total), as well as the school records in the 200 IM and is a member of five school record relay teams.

In the classroom she has been honored for her hard work earning SUNYAC Commissioners List and All-Academic Team honors on multiple occasions.

She has earned All-Conference honors in each of the past two seasons after finishing third in the 400 IM at the SUNYAC meet as a junior and second in the 1,650 yard freestyle at the SUNYAC meet this past winter.

The Chancellorʼs Scholar-Athlete awards are given annually in each sport to a first or second team All-Conference member with the highest gradepoint average. To be eligible, a student-athlete must have completed at least three semesters at their college.

Jeff Janssen to come to our campus to speak with our student-athletes and they are very appreciative of the Oneonta State Athletics Department for committing to leadership training. There are two more Captainʼs Leadership Workshops scheduled for this semester to complete the yearlong program. On Monday, March 20, the featured speaker is Eva Vega, Director of Multicultural Affairs and the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center who will speak to the group about diversity and inclusion within athletics; and the final workshop is scheduled for Monday, May 1.

Stay tuned for more CHAMPS/SAAC news in the 2006 Spring edition of Dragon Tales!

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Name Leslie Aitken Julie Baron Alex Bowe Hilary Brosnihan Rebecca Caouette Katherine Carragher Rachel Dansky Richard DeCarr Kailee DiDomenico Kristen Donnelly Katelyn Dubay

Katherine Fox Fr Ashley Gerace So Musu Jackson-Buckner Sr Patricia Jaeger Sr Nora Kelty Jr Alisandra Kosinski Fr Nicole Lindell Jr Joseph Macura Jr MacMillan Mbantenkhu Sr Jill Meehan Sr Laura Morcone Sr Kaitlin OʼSullivan Jr William Ohrin So Julie Peltier Fr Elise Perigard So Laura Pierino Fr Kristen Rath So Brittaney Rosmarin Fr Cristina Santoriello Nicholas Scalfone Mark Seigers Calli Jo Sheldon Derek Silverman Leslie Small Heather Snyder

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Sarah Tauber Corinne Tisei Justine Trybendis Brianne Wehrenberg Caitlyn Welch Colleen Wolbert Mallory Wright Katherine Yarmowich

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Sport Major Field Hockey Adolescence Edu Tennis Childhood Edu Soccer Childhood Edu Cross Country Computer Art Tennis Chemistry Tennis Early Childhood Edu Field Hockey Human Ecology Cross Country Childhood Edu Soccer Biology Tennis Dietetics Volleyball Communication Studies Cross Country English Volleyball Adolescence Edu Field Hockey Soccer Field Hockey Cross Country Tennis Cross Country

English Childhood Edu Political Science Adolescence Edu English Psychology

Soccer Biology Volleyball Adolescence Edu Soccer Adolescence Edu Cross Country French Soccer Childhood Edu Cross Country Childhood Edu Tennis Music Industry Soccer Childhood Edu Volleyball Mass Communication Soccer Family & Consumer Science Soccer Adolescence Edu Cross Country Biology Cross Country Adolescence Edu Soccer Art Soccer Biology Soccer Art Cross Country Mass Communication Soccer Childhood Edu Soccer Communication Studies Field Hockey English Tennis Adolescence Edu Volleyball Undeclared Soccer Childhood Edu Cross Country History Field Hockey Communication Studies AA = All-Academic Team

ALL-AMERICANS

Musu Jackson-Buckner

Ashlee Robertson

55m dash, 4x400 Relay

4x400 Relay

MATT LOPICCOLO SELECTED AS REGION COACH OF THE YEAR At its annual banquet for the indoor track & field championships in early March, the NCAA announced its regional coaches of the year for Div. III and Oneonta Stateʼs Matt LoPiccolo was honored as the Womenʼs Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. The honor for LoPiccolo comes on the heels of him being selected as the SUNYAC Womenʼs Coach of the Year last month.

This is the second time in the last two years that LoPiccolo has received regional coaching honors.

He earned honors last spring after leading the womenʼs outdoor team to the ECAC Div. III championship and a fourth place finish at the SUNYAC outdoor championship meet. Just last week his womenʼs team won the ECAC Div. III indoor championship for the first time.

During this indoor season he has had 10 SUNYAC individual champions and three ECAC individual champions to go with two SUNYAC and three ECAC relay champions between both the menʼs and womenʼs programs.

Oneonta State had five athletes qualify for the NCAA Div. III Indoor Championships in early March with one women earning individual All-American honors while the womenʼs 4x400 meter relay also brought home All-American honors with a fourth place finish.

WRESTLERS EARN SCHOLAR ALLAMERICAN HONORS

Mary Velan

Maureen Verdier

4x400 Relay

4x400 Relay

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The Div. III National Wrestling Coaches Association released its 2005-06 national Scholar AllAmerica Team at the national tournament in early March and Oneonta State senior wrestler Kyle Hauptfleisch (Franklin, NY/Delaware Academy) earned scholar All-American honors for his outstanding work in the classroom. As a team Oneonta State was also honored as a Scholar All-America Team after compiling a team grade point average of 3.3. It was the third year in a row that the team attained Scholar All-America Team honors as they were one of 20 Div. III teams to earn the honor finishing sixth out of the top 20 teams academically.

A senior majoring in physics and engineering, Hauptfleisch wrapped up his four-year wrestling career this winter while serving as a team captain. He finished his career with a 113-40 overall record and is just one of two wrestlers in the history of the program to reach the 100-win mark. He also earned All-New York State wrestling honors all four years while at Oneonta.

Academically he has been an ongoing honoree of the SUNYAC All-Academic Team and Commissioners List, an inductee into Chi Alpha Sigma, the Oneonta State male Scholar Athlete of the Year and a recipient of the Dr. Sam Molnar Award. His selection to the NWCA School All-American team this winter marks the third straight year in which he has earned the honor and makes him just one of four wrestlers in the history of the Oneonta wrestling program to have achieved three time NWCA All-American honors.

To be eligible for selection as a Scholar All-American, a wrestler must achieve a 3.2 GPA and have been a place-winner at the national qualifying tournament while wrestling in half of the teamʼs scheduled matches or have a winning percentage of 67% or better in at least 2/3 of the scheduled teamʼs matches.

Winter Honor Roll

Women’s Indoor Track & Field

Men’s Basketball

Ashlee Robertson ʼGS SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/5 ECAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/5 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/12 ECAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/12 Class of ʼ32 Meet Most Outstanding Female SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 1/30 ECAC Track Athlete of the Week 1/30 SUNYAC Champion (400, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (55, 200, 400, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Meet – Co-Outstanding Female Track Athlete ECAC Champion (800 relay, 1,600 relay) ECAC Medalists (200, 400, 800 relay, 1,600 relay) NCAA Qualifier (400, 1,600 relay) NCAA Div. III All-American (1,600 relay)

Sean Coffey ʼ06 Scotty Wood All-Tournament Team Holiday Inn Classic MVP SUNYAC All-Conference Honorable Mention William Heslin ʼ06 Scotty Wood All-Tournament Team Michael Reardon ʼ07 Holiday Inn Classic All-Tournament Team Jaysen Murphy ʼ07 Union College All-Tournament Team SUNYAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team Holiday Inn Classic Champions Women’s Basketball Gabrielle Doemel ʼ06 Thoroughbred Tip-off All-Tournament Team Holiday Inn Classic All-Tournament Team SUNYAC All-Conference 2nd Team ECAC Tournament MVP Shannon Weir ʼ09 Holiday Inn Classic MVP SUNYAC All-Conference Honorable Mention SUNYAC All-Conference Rookie of the Year Team Holiday Inn Classic Champions ECAC Tournament Champions Wrestling Kyle Hauptfleisch ʼ06 Sam Molnar Award Oneonta Invitational Champion (174) Petrofes Invitational Champion (174) Adidas-Brute Invitational Champion (174) All New York State (174, 6th) NWCA Scholar All-American Trevor Hiffa ʼ08 Monarch Invitational Champion (285) Oneonta Invitational Champion (285) Adidas-Brute Invitational Champion (285) All New York State (285, 5th) ECWC Place-winner (285, 2nd) NCAA Qualifier (wild card) Dennis Norton ʼ07 Petrofes Invitational Champion (197) Petrofes Invitational Most Outstanding Wrestler Dave Ballard ʼ09 Adidas-Brute Invitational Champion (157) All New York State (157, 6th) ECWC Place-winner (157, 4th) Nick Ryan ʼ08 All New York State (149, 7th) Devan Witman ʼ09 All New York State (149, 6th) Scott Gorman ʼ07 ECWC Place-winner (125, 4th) Ryan Higgins ʼ07 ECWC Place-winner (165, 4th) Team Adidas-Brute Homecoming Invitational Champions Scholar All-American Team – 6th overall

Musu Jackson-Buckner ʼ06 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 2/13 ECAC Track Athlete of the Week 2/13 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 2/20 SUNYAC Champion (55, 200, TJ, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (55, 200, TJ, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Meet – Co-Outstanding Female Track Athlete ECAC Champion (200, TJ, 800 relay, 1,600 relay) ECAC Medalists (55, 200, TJ, 800 relay, 1,600 relay) NCAA Qualifier (55, TJ, 1,600 relay) NCAA Div. III All-American (55, 1,600 relay) Kaitlin OʼSullivan ʼ07 SUNYAC Champion (1000) SUNYAC Medalists (1000, 500, Mile, 3,200 Relay) ECAC Champion (1,000, 3,200 relay) ECAC Medalists (Mile, 1,000, 3,200 relay) NCAA Qualifier (800, Mile) Maureen Verdier ʼ07 SUNYAC Champion (1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (1,600 relay) ECAC Champion (800 relay, 1,600 relay) ECAC Medalists (800 relay, 1,600 relay) NCAA Qualifier (1,600 relay) NCAA Div. III All-American (1,600 relay) Mary Velan ʼ08 SUNYAC Medalists (400, 3,200 relay) ECAC Champion (3,200 relay) ECAC Medalists (800, 3,200 relay) NCAA Qualifier (1,600 relay) NCAA Div. III All-American (1,600 relay) Melissa Kanterman ʼ09 SUNYAC Champion (1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (1,600 relay) ECAC Champion (800 relay, 1,600 relay) ECAC Medalists (800 relay, 1,600 relay) Ali Kosinski ʼ09 SUNYAC Medalists (3,200 relay, DMR) ECAC Champion (3,200 relay) ECAC Medalists (3,200 relay) Chloe Morra ʼ09 SUNYAC Medalists (3,200 relay, DMR) ECAC Champion (3,200 relay) ECAC Medalists (3,200 relay) Erin Putnam ʼ06 SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Katie Fox ʼ09 SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Lauren Christian ʼ09 SUNYAC Field Athlete of the Week 12/12 Team ECAC Div. III Champions NCAA Participant, Tied for 17th

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Matt LoPiccolo SUNYAC Womenʼs Coach of the Year NCAA Div. III Atlantic Region Womenʼs Coach of the Year Men’s Indoor Track & Field Scott Pollard ʼ06 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/5 SUNYAC Champion (400, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (400, 1,600 relay) Joe Reed ʼ09 SUNYAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/12 ECAC Track Athlete of the Week 12/12 SUNYAC Champion (200, 1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (55, 200, 1,600 relay) Eric Theiss ʼ09 SUNYAC Champion (1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (200, 1,600 relay) Matt Durkin ʼ07 ECAC Medalists (1,000) SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Adam Remillard ʼ07 SUNYAC Champion (1,600 relay) SUNYAC Medalists (1,600 relay) Justin Palermo ʼ06 SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Rick DeCarr ʼ07 SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Ryan Walter ʼ06 SUNYAC Medalists (DMR) Men’s Swimming & Diving Peter Millspaugh ʼ08 North County Invitational Champion (200 back) SUNYAC Champion (200 back) SUNYAC Medalists (100 back, 200 back, 200 free relay) SUNYAC All-Conference 1st Team Tony Sarcona ʼ09 North County Invitational Champion (1m & 3m diving) ECAC Champion (1-meter diving) ECAC Div. III Male Diver of the Year Bryan Fadel ʼ07 SUNYAC Medalists (200 free relay) Mike Moran ʼ07 SUNYAC Medalists (200 free relay) Shawn Gillespi ʼ09 SUNYAC Medalists (200 free relay) Women’s Swimming & Diving Sarah Millspaugh ʼ06 North County Invitational Champion (1650 free, 400 IM, 200 free) Kumpf Invitational Champion (500 free) SUNYAC Medalists (1650 free) SUNYAC All-Conference 2nd Team SUNYAC Chancellor Scholar Athlete Brenda Zwart ʼ09 North County Invitational Champion (200 fly) Gillian Sutera ʼ07 North County Invitational Champion (1meter diving) Team North County Invitational Champions

2005-2006 Winter Scoreboard 2005-06 Men’s Basketball Head Coach: Vincent Medici Final Record: 9-16/4-12 SUNYAC

2005-06 Oneonta State Wrestling Head Coach: Duane Ritter Final Dual record: 15-6

2/18 ....ECWC Championships at Cortland ..........6th, 19 pts 3/2-4 ...NCAA Championships ........................................... ............at The College of New Jersey ................T, 44th, 2pts

Date ....Opponent................................ Result 11/18.......vs Lynchburg! ........................................W, 64-54 11/19.......at Muhlenberg!........................................L, 62-72 11/21.......UTICA ....................................................L, 69-78 11/28.......CAZENOVIA ........................................W, 82-59 11/29.......at New Paltz ................................... L, 75-76 OT1 12/2 ........BUFFALO STATE*................................L, 72-88 12/3 ........FREDONIA* ................................ W, 67-54 OT1 12/10 ......at Hartwick#...........................................W, 61-55 12/11.......vs St. Josephʼs (LI)#...............................W, 60-54 1/6 ..........vs. Richard Stockton$ .............................L, 51-68 1/7 ..........vs. College of St. Joseph$ .. W, 83-53 1/10 ........CORTLAND* ..................... L, 62-74 1/13 ........at SUNYIT* ........................ L, 66-69 1/17 ........at Plattsburgh* .................... L, 61-65 1/20 ........GENESEO* ........................ L, 59-74 1/24 ........NEW PALTZ*.................... W, 72-47 1/27 ........at Potsdam*......................... L, 63-82 1/28 ........BROCKPORT*................... L, 76-77 1/31 ........at Ithaca............................... L, 64-69 2/3 ..........at Fredonia* ........................ L, 69-79 2/4 ..........at Buffalo State* ................. L, 65-77 2/10 ........at Geneseo*......................... L, 69-78 2/11.........at Oswego*.......................... L, 50-87 2/18 ........PLATTSBURGH* ............. W, 74-63 2/19 ........POTSDAM* ...................... W, 71-69 *SUNYAC Game !Scotty Wood Tournament at Muhlenberg #Holiday Inn Classic at Hartwick

Date ... Opponent(s) ............................ Result 11/12...... at Monarch Invitational (Kings College).............. .........................................................................3rd, 125.5 pts.

11/20...... RED DRAGON INVITATIONAL .....4th, 101 pts.

12/2-3 .... at Petrofes Tournament (Messiah College) .......... ............................................................................ 5th, 113 pts.

12/10 ..... at Johnson & Wales .................................L, 18-30 ............... vs. WPI (at Johnson & Wales)................W, 36-15 ............... vs. Montclair State (Forfeit) .....................W, 60-0 1/4 ......... John Resse Duels (at Wilkes) ...............................

2005-06 Women’s Basketball Head Coach: Dan McGraw Final Record: 21-8/12-4 SUNYAC

2005-06 Men’s/Women’s Swimming & Diving Head Coach: Chris Schuler-Ghiorse Final Dual meet records: Men: 3-6-0; Women: 3-6-0; Date ..... Opponent .................Result 10/29 ........at Cortland Relays .............................. ........................................ M – 3rd place, 147 pts. ........................................ W – 3rd place, 184 pts.

11/4...........NEW PALTZ ............M – L, 81-121 .....................................................W – L, 83-118 11/5...........at Oswego ...............M – L, 107-118 ...................................................W – L, 105-120 11/12.........UTICA .....................M – W, 133-86 ....................................................W – W, 134-95 11/18-19 ...North Country Invitational ................. ........................................ M – 2nd place, 496 pts. .........................................W – 1st place, 568 pts.

12/2-4 .......ECAC Meet at Max Newman Center (Syracuse) ...........................................................M – 5th place, 188 pts. ......................................................... W – 5th place, 226 pts.

1/12 ..........CORTLAND................................. M – L, 81-99 ....................................................................... W – L, 86-110 1/14 ..........Kumpf Invitational at Rensselaer (men)............ ............................................................................6th, 150 pts.

1/16 ..........SKIDMORE .............................. M – W, 179-36 .................................................................... W – W, 138-105 ..................ST. ROSE.................................... M – L, 99-138 ..................................................................... W – L, 113-124 1/21 ..........Kumpf Invitational at Rensselaer (women)....... ................................................................... 5th place, 283 pts 1/27 ..........at Brockport .............................. M – L, 113-126 ...................................................................... W – W, 136-62 1/28 ..........at Fredonia ......................... M – W, 126.5-104.5 .......................................................................W – L, 89-154 ..................vs Hartwick................................. M – L, 72-167 .......................................................................W – L, 91-152 2/8-11 .......SUNYAC Championships ....... M – 6th, 250 pts. ..................at Erie Community College ..... W – 7th, 238 pts.

Date .....Opponent .............................. Result 11/19........ vs Middlebury# .....................................L, 60-61 11/20........ at Skidmore # .......................................W, 61-41 11/21........ UTICA..................................................W, 71-62 11/29........ at New Paltz* .......................................W, 63-60 12/2 ......... BUFFALO STATE* .............................W, 79-56 12/3 ......... FREDONIA*................................ L, 59-63 OT1 12/9 ...... at Hartwick$ ............. W, 79-75 OT2 12/10 .... vs. Mount St. Mary$..........W, 61-48 12/29 .... at King College (TN)% ......L, 47-54 12/30 .... vs Union (KY)%................W, 71-48 1/7........MANHATTANVILLE .......W, 81-39 1/10......CORTLAND* .....................L, 44-51 1/13......at SUNYIT* .......................W, 76-49 1/17......at Plattsburgh* ...................W, 58-39 1/20......GENESEO* .......................W, 74-44 1/24......NEW PALTZ*....................W, 64-52 1/27......at Potsdam*........................W, 69-58 1/28......BROCKPORT*..................W, 75-67 1/31......at Ithaca...................... L, 70-72 OT1 2/3........at Fredonia* ........................L, 48-54 2/4........at Buffalo State* ................W, 60-55 2/10......at Geneseo*........................W, 76-64 2/11......at Oswego*..........................L, 70-83 2/18......PLATTSBURGH* .............W, 64-34 2/19......POTSDAM* ......................W, 64-47 2/21......BROCKPORT&..................L, 56-68 3/1........KEUKA^............................W, 55-47 3/3........FREDONIA^^....................W, 67-44 3/4........ELMIRA^^^.......................W, 79-73 *SUNYAC Game #at Skidmore Tournament $Holiday Inn Classic at Hartwick %King College Classic – Bristol, TN &SUNYAC Tournament quarterfinals ^ECAC Upstate Tournament quarterfinals ^^ECAC Upstate Tournament semifinals ^^^ECAC Upstate Tournament final 2005-06 Men’s/Women’s Indoor Track & Field Head Coach: Matt LoPiccolo

............... vs. Trinity..................................................W, 45-6 ............... vs. Stevens Institute of Technology........W, 25-15 ............... vs. Waynesburg.........................................W, 43-3 ............... vs. Baldwin-Wallace...............................W, 28-14 1/7 ......... North/South Duels at Trinity ................................ ............... vs. Wesleyan .............................................W, 37-4 ............... vs. MIT ...................................................W, 44-12 ............... vs. Wartburg...............................................L, 6-48 ............... vs. Trinity................................................W, 36-15 1/11........ NEPA Challenge Duels at Scranton...................... ............... vs. Wilkes ..................................................L, 9-29 ............... vs. Kingʼs................................................W, 31-12 ............... vs. Scranton ............................................W, 30-18 1/14 ....... Adiddas/Brute Homecoming Invitational ............ ............... at Ursinus............................................ 1st, 104 pts.

1/20-21 .. NYS Collegiate Tournament at Oswego .............. ................................................................... 10th place, 51 pts 1/25 ....... at Cortland .................................................L, 4-38 1/28 ....... OSWEGO ...............................................W, 26-22 2/1 ........ ITHACA...................................................L, 11-28 2/4 ........ WNEC.......................................................W, 40-6 .............. WILLIAMS.............................................W, 21-16 .............. WESLEYAN ...........................................W, 37-21 2/8 ........ at RIT .......................................................L, 12-25

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Date.....Opponent............. Results 12/3..........at Cornell Relays........................... ............................................ non scoring meet 12/10 .. at St. Lawrence Holiday Relays ...non scoring meet 1/21 .... at St. Lawrence Indoor Classic................................ ..............................................................M – 3rd place, 60 pts ..............................................................W – 3rd place, 68 pts 1/28 .... Class of ʼ32 Invit at Colgate....M – 8th place, 29 pts ..............................................................W – 3rd place, 66 pts 2/4 ...... at Syracuse Invitational ................non scoring meet 2/11..... at MIT/BU Invitationals ............. non scoring meets 2/18 .... SUNYAC Championships at Hobart ....................... ....................................................................... M – 5th, 67 pts .....................................................................W – 2nd, 141 pts 2/24 .... NYU Last Chance Invitational ................................ ............ at NY Armory ...............................non scoring meet 3/3-4 ... ECAC Championships at Ursinus ........................... .................................................................. M – T21st, 11 pts ................................................................. W – 1st, 101.5 pts.

3/10-11NCAA Championships ............... W – T17th, 10 pts ............ at St. Olaf (Northfield, MN) ....................................

2006 Spring Schedules 2006 Baseball Head Coach: Rick Ferchen

2006 Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach: Stewart Moan

2005-06 Men’s Tennis Head Coach: William May

Date........... Opponent .................................................Time 3/11............ vs. Ursinus# ......................................... 7:00 pm 3/12 ........... vs. City College of New York#............ 9:00 am 3/12 ........... vs. Washington MD# ........................... 1:00 pm 3/13 ........... vs. LaRoche College#.......................... 1:00 pm 3/14 ........... vs. Mayville State College#............... 10:00 am 3/15 ........... vs. Bridgewater State#......................... 1:00 pm 3/16 ........... vs. Medaille College#.......................... 1:00 pm 3/16 ........... vs. TBA#....................................................TBA 3/17 ........... vs. Ursinus# ......................................... 1:00 pm 3/25 ........... at St. John Fisher (2)............................ 1:00 pm 3/26 ........... at RIT (2) ........................................... 12:00 pm 3/29 ........... UTICA................................................. 3:30 pm 4/1 ............. at SUNYIT* (2)................................. 12:00 pm 4/2 ............. at New Paltz* (2) ............................... 12:00 pm 4/4 ............. MT. ST. MARY .................4:00 pm 4/5 ............. UNION ..............................3:30 pm 4/8 ............. at Brockport* (2) .............12:00 pm 4/9 ............. at Fredonia* (2) ...............12:00 pm 4/11............ ITHACA ............................3:30 pm 4/12 ........... at Cazenovia ......................4:00 pm 4/14 ........... ST. JOSEPHʼS (2) ...........12:00 pm 4/15 ........... PLATTSBURGH* (2) .....12:00 pm 4/18 ........... at Union .............................4:00 pm 4/19 ........... at Hartwick ........................3:30 pm 4/22 ........... CORTLAND* (2)............12:00 pm 4/23 ........... OSWEGO* (2) ................12:00 pm 4/25 ........... HAMILTON ......................4:00 pm 4/26 ........... at Utica...............................3:30 pm 5/3 ............. HARTWICK......................3:30 pm 5/5-7 .......... SUNYAC Tournament............ TBA 5/13 ........... OLD WESTBURY ............3:00 pm 5/19-20 ..... ECAC Tournament..................TBA 5/26-30 ..... NCAA Tournament .................TBA *SUNYAC Game #Spring Trip to Cocoa Beach, Florida

Date........ Opponent....................................................Time 3/4 .......... RENSSELAER....................................... 1:00 pm 3/8 .......... SCRANTON .......................................... 4:00 pm 3/11......... at Alfred.................................................. 1:00 pm 3/15 ........ ITHACA................................................. 4:00 pm 3/19 ........ vs E. Conn State (at WNEC) .................. 2:00 pm 3/22 ........ ELMIRA................................................. 4:00 pm 3/25 ........ at Elizabethtown ..................................... 1:00 pm 3/29 ........ HAMILTON ........................................... 4:00 pm 4/1 .......... MONTCLAIR STATE ........................... 2:00 pm 4/8 .......... BROCKPORT* ...................................... 2:30 pm 4/12 ........ at Potsdam* ............................................ 4:00 pm 4/14 ........ at Cortland* ............................................ 6:30 pm 4/22 ........ OSWEGO*............................................. 4:00 pm 4/26 ........ at Plattsburgh*........................................ 4:00 pm

Date........Opponent ....................................................Time 2/27 ........at Warner Southern College# ....................... TBA 3/1 ..........at Florida Insititute of Technology#........ 1:00 pm 3/2 ..........at Saint Leo# ........................................... 2:00 pm 3/4 ..........at Palm Beach Atlantic#.......................... 2:00 pm 3/11.........at Le Moyne ...........................................11:00 am 3/25 ........at Elmira.................................................. 1:00 pm 3/30 ........ITHACA.................................................. 4:00 pm 4/3 ..........SCRANTON ........................................... 4:00 pm 4/7 ..........RENSSELAER ....................................... 4:00 pm 4/8 ..........ST. JOHN FISHER ................................. 1:00 pm 4/14 ........at Union................................................... 4:00 pm 4/15 ........at Oswego................................................ 1:00 pm 4/19 ........UTICA .................................................... 4:00 pm 4/20 ........at Hartwick.............................................. 4:00 pm #Spring Trip to Florida 2006 Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach: Laura Moan Date...... Opponent................................Time 5/26....... Lynchburg! ....................... 12:00 pm 3/8......... at Utica ............................... 4:00 pm 3/10....... RENSSELAER................... 4:00 pm 3/16....... at Hartwick ......................... 4:00 pm 3/18....... at St. John Fisher .............. 11:00 pm 3/25....... at Hamilton ......................... 1:00 pm 4/1......... at Rochester ........................ 1:00 pm 4/4......... at Skidmore ........................ 4:00 pm 4/8......... FREDONIA*.................... 12:00 pm 4/11....... CORTLAND* .................... 4:00 pm 4/15....... BUFFALO STATE* ........... 1:00 pm 4/19....... POTSDAM*....................... 4:00 pm 4/22....... at Oswego* ......................... 1:00 pm 4/25....... at Geneseo* ........................ 4:00 pm 4/29....... BROCKPORT* .................. 1:00 pm 5/2......... at Union .............................. 4:00 pm 5/5......... SUNYAC semifinals.................TBA 5/6......... SUNYAC championship ..........TBA *SUNYAC Game ! Baltimore Trip – at College of Notre Dame (MD)

2006 Softball Head Coach: Deanna Parks Date...... Opponent.................................. Time 2/28 ...... at Mary Washington (2) ........2:30 pm 3/1 ........ at Christopher Newport (2) ...2:00 pm 3/3 ........ vs. Albright#..........................3:00 pm 3/3 ........ vs. Virginia Wesleyan#..........7:00 pm 3/4 ........ vs. Moravian#........................3:00 pm 3/4 ........ vs. Wilkes# ............................7:00 pm 3/10 ...... vs. Cabrini$ ......................... 10:00 am 3/10 ...... vs. Salisbury$ ........................2:00 pm 3/11....... vs. Christopher Newport$ ... 10:00 am 3/11....... vs. Wilkes$ ..........................12:00 pm 3/29 ...... RUSSELL SAGE (2) ............3:00 pm 3/31 ...... at Brockport* (2)...................3:00 pm 4/1 ........ at Geneseo* (2) .....................1:00 pm 4/4 ........ SUNYIT* (2) ........................3:00 pm 4/5 ........ UNION (2) ............................3:00 pm 4/7 ........ at Buffalo State* (2) .............3:00 pm 4/8 ........ at Fredonia* (2)....................1:00 pm 4/11....... ITHACA (2) .........................3:00 pm 4/14 ...... POTSDAM* (2)...................3:00 pm 4/15 ...... PLATTSBURGH* (2).............................. 1:00 pm 4/19 ...... at Hartwick (2) ......................................... 4:00 pm 4/21 ...... OSWEGO* (2)......................................... 3:00 pm 4/22 ...... CORTLAND* (2) .................................... 1:00 pm 4/25 ...... at New Paltz* (2)...................................... 3:00 pm 5/4-6 ..... SUNYAC Tournament ...................................TBA *SUNYAC Game # Atlantic vs. East Challenge (Virginia Beach) $ Sea Gull Classic (Salisbury, MD)

2006 Men’s/Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Head Coach: Matt LoPiccolo

4/29 .........at Geneseo*............................................ 1:00 pm 5/3 ...........SUNYAC semifinals ....................................TBA 5/6 ...........SUNYAC final .............................................TBA *SUNYAC game

Date....Opponent ..................................Time 4/8.......at Delaware Invitational...... 10:00 am 4/15.....at Pomona-Pitzer Invitational ............ ............(Claremont, CA) ..................11:00 am 4/22.....ONEONTA STATE INVITATIONAL ..........................................................11:00 am 4/28-29SUNYAC Championship Meet ......... ............at Brockport .......................... 2:00 pm 5/6.......ONEONTA STATE MAY MEET ...... ..........................................................11:00 am 5/13.....Icahn Stadium Last Chance Meet ..... ............(NYC) .........................................TBA 5/15.....Villanova Tuppeny Twilight Meet ..... ................................................................................. 4:00 pm 5/18-19 ... ECAC Championship Meet..........................TBA ................ (at Springfield College) .......................................

5/25-27 ... NCAA Championship Meet ................. 10:00 am ................ (at Benedictine University) .................................

24-Hour Sports Hotline 607-436-2425 Athletics Web: http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/athletics

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