Expectations are high at SUNY Cortland as the 2006 football season gets underway. The Red Dragons fi nished the 2005 regular season with a 7-2 mark, including a tie for fi rst in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) at 5-1 with eventual national semifi nalist Rowan. Cortland earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Division III playoffs – its fi rst NCAA bid since 1997. Cortland returns 20 starters (nine offense, nine defense and two kicking) from last year’s squad for 10th-

year head coach Dan MacNeill. Among that group are 13 players who earned NJAC all-conference recognition last year, including seven fi rst or second team choices.

Senior defensive tackle Adam Haas, a fi rst team All-American and the NJAC Defensive Player of the Year last fall, leads a unit that ranked second nationally in Division III in rushing defense (40.9 yards/game), ninth in total defense (253.6 yards/game) and 20th in scoring defense (15.5 points/game). Haas fi nished 11th nationally with 1.1 sacks per game (10.5 total) to help Cortland total a school-record 52 sacks. He also led the Red Dragons with 14.5 total tackles for losses and 17 quarterback hurries.

Senior safety Stef Sair and senior linebacker Matt Montpetit joined Haas on the All-NJAC fi rst team last season. Sair, an honorable mention All-American, picked off four

passes and broke up six others. He enters the season tied for fi rst in school history with 12 career interceptions. Montpetit made 73 tackles last season, including 7.5 for lost yardage, and also recorded three interceptions.

Senior end Rich Coyne and senior tackle Mike Connolly both return to starting spots on the defensive line along with Haas. Twelve of Coyne’s 40 tackles last fall were for lost yardage, including 6.5 sacks. He earned NJAC honorable mention all-league honors. Connolly registered 27 tackles, including two sacks. Among other returners competing for playing time on the line include senior end Rich DeJesus and junior tackle Brad Robison. DeJesus made 19 tackles last season and his 6.5 sacks tied Coyne for second on the team. Robison had three quarterback hurries in nine games.

Senior linebacker Bill Hauser received second team All-NJAC honors after leading Cortland last season with 86 tackles. He fi nished second on the team with seven pass breakups and also intercepted a pass and made 6.5 tackles for losses. Senior linebacker Josh Jablonski was third on the team with 57 tackles, and his 11 tackles for losses included 5.5 sacks. An honorable mention All-NJAC selection, Jablonski also blocked a school single-season record six kicks and is the school’s career leader with nine blocks. Junior linebacker Dave D’Aurelio fi nished with 31 tackles, three interceptions and two pass breakups in 10 games.

Cortland intercepted 23 passes in 2005, one shy of the school

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Senior defensive end Rich Coyne.

Senior receiver Drew Lascari.

Senior offensive tackle Matt Ciquera.

Senior receiver Anthony Morat.

record set in 1981. The Red Dragons’ returning defensive backs accounted for 13 of those takeaways. Junior cornerback Jeff Beck recorded a team-high fi ve picks, while Sair and junior cornerback Greg Steward fi nished with four apiece. Beck also broke up fi ve passes and made 31 tackles, while Steward made 34 tackles and notched a team-high eight pass breakups.

On offense, junior Alex Smith returns for his third year as Cortland’s starting quarterback. Smith only connected on 48 percent of his throws last year, but still fi nished with 1,720 yards and 11 touchdowns through the air and proved to be a formidable threat on the ground with 274 net rushing yards and four touchdowns on 96 carries. Senior Matt Rickert and junior Dustin Bowser combined to rush for 1,224 yards and 14 touchdowns last year. Rickert, a second team All-NJAC tailback, ran 161 times for 631 yards and seven scores and caught 11 passes for 84 yards and a score. Bowser, an honorable mention All-NJAC recipient, rushed for 593 yards and seven touchdowns on 128 carries and caught fi ve passes for 72 yards and a touchdown. Second team All-NJAC fullback Mike Sveda returns for his senior season after starting nine games. Sveda served

primarily as a blocking back with only three carries all season, although he did catch eight passes for 77 yards.

Cortland returns all of its top pass catchers from a year ago. Senior Anthony Morat led the team with 43 catches for 563 yards and six touchdowns. Senior Drew Lascari, after serving as a backup quarterback for two seasons, made a successful conversion to wide receiver in 2005 with 24 catches for 348 yards in nine games. Sophomore Zak Carter added 19 receptions for 188 yards and two touchdowns and junior Paul Caughell, a second team All-NJAC tight end, made 14 catches for 185 yards and a touchdown.

Senior offensive tackle Matt Ciquera, an honorable mention All-NJAC lineman, returns for

his fourth year as a starter, and senior tackle David Holleran begins his fourth year with the program and second as a starter. Junior center Dan DiFalco started all 10 games last season, with junior center Steve Longinott also seeing action in nine games. Junior Tom Drew is the lone returning guard from last year’s end-of-season two-deep chart.

Senior punter Jimmy Cunneen earned NJAC honorable mention status after averaging 34.6 yards per attempt last year. He pinned opponents inside the 20-yard line 15 times with only four touchbacks. Senior Matt Librock, Cortland’s starting punter in 2004, will also compete for playing time. Juniors Derek Ziders and Matthew Mintz both return to battle for placekicking duties. Ziders, who earned All-NJAC honorable mention honors, made 8-of-13 fi eld goals and 13-of-17 PAT kicks. Mintz started later in the season and made 14-of-15 PAT attempts. He made only 1-of-6 fi eld goals, but four of his fi ve misses came from 38 yards or farther.

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Media Information

All interviews with Cortland players and coaches must be arranged through Cortland Sports Information Di-rector Fran Elia or Associate SID Dan Surdam. Requests for press box and fi eld passes for Cortland home games should be made preferably within three days of a game. Credentials for Cortland road games must be obtained through the host SID. The Cortland Stadium Complex press box is for working media only. Passes for opposing team scouts must be approved through the Cortland Football Offi ce.

For directions to the SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex, visit Cortland’s web site at http://www.cortland.edu/admissions/directions.html or call the Cortland sports information offi ce at (607) 753-5673.

CreditsThe 2006 Cortland Football Guide was written and edited by Cortland Associate Sports Information Director Dan Surdam and Sports Information Director Fran Elia. Action (except Omar Darling, Brian Girardi and Rob Hale courtesy of C.W. Pack Sports) and stadium photography by Darl Zehr Photography of Cortland, N.Y. R-Kal Truluck photo courtesy of Jim Biever/Green Bay Packers. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus Printing of Cortland, N.Y.

2006 Season Preview ........................................................................................... Inside Front CoverMedia Information .........................................................................................................................1Credits ...........................................................................................................................................1Cortland Football Quick Facts .........................................................................................................2On The Air .....................................................................................................................................22006 Schedule ...............................................................................................................................2Head Coach Dan MacNeill .............................................................................................................3All-Time Coaching Records ............................................................................................................3Red Dragon Coaching Staff Photo ..................................................................................................4Red Dragon Coaching Staff ........................................................................................................ 4-5Preseason Roster ........................................................................................................................ 6-7Red Dragon Player Profi les ....................................................................................................... 8-14Red Dragon Senior Photo .............................................................................................................14Opponent Capsules ............................................................................................................... 15-19Cortland Football Record Book ............................................................................................... 20-24The Last Time It Happened ...........................................................................................................25More Cortland Records ................................................................................................................25Cortland Postseason History .........................................................................................................25Year-By-Year Cortland Football Win-Loss Records .........................................................................26Team Captains Photo ...................................................................................................................26Cortland All-Americans Since 1983 ..............................................................................................27Cortland ECAC Upstate NY Div. III “Player of the Year” Selections ................................................27Cortland All-Time vs. 2006 Opponents ........................................................................................27NJAC 2005 Standings and Awards ..............................................................................................282006 NJAC Composite Schedule ..................................................................................................282005 Results and Statistical Leaders .............................................................................................292005 Game Box Scores .......................................................................................................... 30-322005 Individual Game Highs ........................................................................................................32Athletic Training Staff Photo .........................................................................................................32About SUNY Cortland ...........................................................................................Inside Back CoverAthletic Facilities Photo .........................................................................................Inside Back Cover

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Front cover: Senior running back and captain Matt Rickert. Back cover: Senior All-Americans Stef Sair (left) and Adam Haas.

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2006 Red Dragon Schedule

Date Opponent .................................. TimeSept. 9 at Morrisville .................................1:00Sept. 16 BROCKPORT ................................1:00Sept. 23 * at Buffalo St. ..............................1:00Sept. 30 * WILLIAM PATERSON ...............1:00Oct. 7 * KEAN ........................................1:00Oct. 14 * at Western Connecticut St........12:00Oct. 21 * at Montclair St. ..........................1:00Oct. 28 * COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY .......1:00Nov. 4 * at Rowan ...................................1:00Nov. 11 ITHACA .....................................12:00

* New Jersey Athletic Conference game

(HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS)

Cortland Football Quick FactsSUNY Cortland: Location: Cortland, New York 13045 Enrollment: 7,318 Founded: 1868 President: Dr. Erik J. Bitterbaum Athletic Director: Dr. Joan Sitterly Athletic Offi ce Phone: (607) 753-4953 Colors: Red and White Nickname: Red Dragons Stadium (Capacity): SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex (6,500) Surface: Artifi cial (Sprinturf) Affi liations: NCAA Division III; ECAC Conference: New Jersey Athletic Conference

The Program: Head Coach: Dan MacNeill (Cortland ‘79) Record: 52-39 (9 years) Football Offi ce Phone: (607) 753-5711 E-Mail: football@cortland.edu Assistant Coaches: Ben Clark, Defensive Line Larry Czarnecki, Tight Ends Kory David, Safeties/Special Teams Coordinator/Strength and Conditioning Ryan Fullen, Cornerbacks Ted Hardenstine, Defensive Line Asst. Ryan Jones, Wide Receivers Dan Lounsbury, Quarterbacks/ Offensive Coordinator Nate Milne, Offensive Line Matt Steenberg, Running Backs 2006 Team Captains: Rich Coyne, Matt Montpetit, Matt Rickert 2005 Record: 7-3 overall, 5-1 NJAC (tied 1st) Starters Returning: 20 (9 offense, 9 defense, 2 specialty) Starters Lost: 4 (2 offense, 2 defense) Letterwinners Returning: 47 Letterwinners Lost: 14 Basic Offense: Multiple-I Basic Defense: Multiple

ON THE AIRThis season, every Cortland Red Dragon football game can be heard live in Central New York on WXHC Oldies 101.5 FM or over the Internet at www.wxhc.com. Bobby Comstock

handles the broadcasting duties.

Media Relations: Sports Information Director: Fran Elia Offi ce: (607) 753-5673 Home: (607) 423-2262 FAX: (607) 753-5789 E-mail: eliaf@cortland.edu Associate Sports Info. Director: Dan Surdam 24-hour Sports Hotline: (607) 753-2521 Cortland Web Page: http://www.cortland.edu

Athletic Trainers/Managers/Equipment Room: Head Football Trainer: Sonya Comins Athletic Training Students: Bridgette Deshane, Ashley Dunnigan, Katie Hutnick, Kristina Lauricella, Becky Osier, Andrea Roberts, Michelle Rulli, Jim Starkey, Geoffrey Steinbacher Athletic Equipment Room Supervisor: Mike Partigianoni Team Managers: Kathryn Coneys, Katie Jaus, Evan Rothstein

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Coaching StaffDan MacNeill, Head Coach

Dan MacNeill enters his 10th season as SUNY Cortland’s head football coach in 2006. His teams are a combined 52-39 and have made four postseason appearances, including two NCAA tournament showings.

Last season, MacNeill led the Red Dragons to a 7-2 regular-season record, including a tie for fi rst in the New Jersey Athletic Conferencce (NJAC) standings with a 5-1 mark. Cortland earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Division III playoffs and fi nished the season 7-3. Cortland’s other NCAA appearance under MacNeill came during an 8-3 campaign in his fi rst season in 1997.

In 2002, MacNeill led the Red Dragons to a 9-2 mark -- the most wins at the school since 1990 -- and the ECAC Division III Northwest title. The team also placed second in the NJAC with a 4-2 record. In 2003, Cortland fi nished the regular season with a 5-4 mark before losing in the ECAC Northwest championship game.

Among MacNeill’s other highlights at Cortland are a 32-31 win over nationally second-ranked and eventual national semifi nalist Rowan University in the 2001 season and fi ve victories against rival Ithaca College in the annual “Cortaca Jug” game.

MacNeill has coached seven All-Americans, 40 All-East and 36 All-ECAC players at Cortland, including Omar Darling, the 1997 ECAC Upstate New York Player of the Year, and Chuck Eich, the 2003 ECAC Upstate New York Defensive Rookie of the Year. In addition, his players have earned 73 All-NJAC honors since the program joined the league in 2000, highlighted by the selection of defensive tackle Adam Haas as the 2005 NJAC Defensive Player of the Year.

An assistant coach at Division I-AA Villanova University from 1984-1996, MacNeill is Cortland’s 11th head coach since the school’s modern era of football began in 1924. MacNeill served as linebackers coach at Villanova and was the team’s defensive coordinator from 1988-96. One of the nation’s top defensive coaches, MacNeill’s charges consistently ranked among the best defensive teams in the Yankee Conference. His 1991 squad fi nished the year fi rst nationally in scoring defense, second in total defense and fi fth in rushing defense while leading the Yankee Conference

in every defensive category. The Wildcats placed fi rst nationally in rushing defense in 1992. In 1996, Villanova fi nished 8-4 and earned a berth in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.

While at Villanova, MacNeill coached three AFCA/Kodak First Team All-Americans, one Associated Press All-American, six fi rst team All-Yankee Conference performers, six fi rst team All-ECAC selections and one player who went on to the NFL. He received a Master’s degree in Educational Administration from Villanova in 1994.

A 1979 Cortland graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, MacNeill was a four-year Red Dragon letterwinner and three-year starter at linebacker and defensive tackle. He served as a team tri-captain during his senior campaign in 1978. In his last varsity game against Southern Connecticut State, he was credited with 11 unassisted tackles and three quarterback sacks.

MacNeill began his football coaching career as an assistant at Port Byron (N.Y.) Central High School from 1980 to 1982, prior to being named as a graduate assistant coach at Ithaca College. He coached Ithaca’s junior varsity team in 1982 and was in charge of the Bombers’ receivers in 1983.

A native of Walton, N.Y., MacNeill was an all-league defensive end at Walton Central High School as a senior in 1974. MacNeill and his wife, Sherrie, have two daughters -- Mikayla, 10, and Maura, 7.

CORTLAND HEAD COACHESAll-Time Records Since 1924

Coach (Years) ..................................................... W-L-T

Willard Ashbrook (1924-27) ................................13-10-4

George Hendricks (1928) ......................................0-5-1

Howard Hobson (1929) .........................................3-4-0

Henry Kumpf (1930-31) ........................................6-6-1

Carl “Chugger” Davis (1932-62) .......................105-67-17

Roger Robinson (1963-79) ..................................70-77-3

Ed Decker (1980-82) ...........................................13-17-0

Larry Czarnecki (1983-85) ...................................12-16-0

Dennis Kayser (1986-89) .....................................26-15-0

Dave Murray (1990-96) .......................................44-30-1

Dan MacNeill (1997-present) ...............................52-39-0

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2006 Assistant Football Coaches

Ben Clark,Defensive Line

Ben Clark enters his fi rst season with the Cortland football staff in 2006. A 2005 graduate of Rhodes College, Clark was a four-year member of the football team as a defensive tackle. He was a three-time

All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference selection and a team captain as a senior.

A native of Somerville, Tenn., Clark competed in football, track and fi eld and baseball at the Fayette Academy. He is currently single and resides in Cortland.

Larry Czarnecki, Tight Ends

Larry Czarnecki will again work with Cortland’s tight ends in 2006 as he continues a long-standing coaching career with the Red Dragons.

Czarnecki served as Cortland’s offensive coordinator from 2001-04 and was the team’s defensive coordinator and interior defensive line coach from 1999-2000. He was Cortland’s head football coach from 1983-85 after working as the team’s defensive line coach in 1978 and defensive coordinator from 1979-82.

A former Cortland track and fi eld head coach, Czarnecki was named the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Men’s Track and Field Coach of the Year in both 2001 and 2002 after guiding the Red Dragons to two outdoor league titles. In 1999, Czarnecki earned SUNYAC Women’s Track and Field “Coach of the Year” honors after leading the Red Dragons’ to indoor and outdoor league titles and a 12th-place outdoor national fi nish. Czarnecki served as Cortland’s assistant track and fi eld coach from 1978-85, working with the Red Dragons’ fi eld event athletes. He was the program’s interim head coach in 1981.

Czarnecki received a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Ithaca College in 1976 and his master’s degree in the same fi eld the following year. He returned to his alma mater in 1986 as an assistant football and track and fi eld coach. He worked with the Bombers’ football squad until 1996, coaching the offensive line on squads which won NCAA Division III titles in 1988 and 1991.

Czarnecki was a standout defensive tackle at Ithaca, earning Kodak and Associated Press First Team All -America honors. He was named the ECAC Division III Football “Player of the Year” as a senior captain in 1975. He led the Bombers to Lambert Trophies and appearances in the NCAA Division III championship games in his junior and senior seasons. Czarnecki also competed on Ithaca’s Track and Field club team and played semi-pro football with the Scranton Stars (1976-78) and Binghamton Jets (1979-80).

Coaching Staff

Kory David, Safeties/Special Teams and Strength and Conditioning Coordinator

Kory David enters his seventh season on Cortland’s coaching staff in 2006. He will work with the team’s safeties this fall after coaching inside linebackers the last

two years and outside linebackers prior to that. David also continues as both Cortland’s special teams and strength and conditioning coordinator. In 2005, safety Stef Sair earned All-America honors under his tutelage.

Prior to joining Dan MacNeill’s staff, David enjoyed a highly successful four -year playing career with the Red Dragons. He played from 1996-99, serving as a team captain in his junior and senior seasons. The physical education major graduated in 2000.

As a senior linebacker, David recorded 51 tackles and three interceptions in nine contests. As a junior in 1998, he was a second team ECAC Upstate New York all-star and third team Football Gazette All-East selection. He also earned third team All-East honors in 1997, helping Cortland make the NCAA Division III playoffs. He registered 259 tackles in four collegiate seasons.

A 1995 graduate of Massena Central, David played football, ice hockey and lacrosse. He was an all-state football selection in 1994. He originally enrolled at the University at Albany in 1995 before transferring to Cortland. He is currently single and resides in Cortland.

Ryan Fullen,Cornerbacks

Ryan Fullen begins his second season with the Cortland coaching staff in 2006. A 2005 graduate of Salve Regina University in Rhode Island, Fullen was a standout safety and linebacker for the Seahawks from

2000-03. He recorded 72 tackles as a senior and was the squad’s Defensive Impact Player of the Year as a junior.

Left to Right: Kory David, Matt Steenberg, Ryan Jones, Ted Hardenstine, Head Coach Dan MacNeill, Larry Czarnecki, Ryan Fullen, Nate Milne, Ben Clark.Not Pictured: Dan Lounsbury.

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Coaching StaffFullen served as an assistant coach at St. George’s School in Newport, R.I., in 2004. The Toms River, N.J., native is a graduate of Monsignor Donovan High School, where he lettered in football and tennis. He is currently single and resides in Cortland.

Ted Hardenstine,Defensive Line Asst.

The 2006 season is Ted Hardenstine’s fi rst season on the Cortland coaching staff. Hardenstine is a 2006 graduate of the University of Rochester, where he was a four-year member of the Yellowjackets’

football team as a defensive lineman.

The Newark Valley, N.Y., native was team captain of the football, basketball and baseball teams at Newark Valley High School, earning all-conference honors three times in football and baseball. He is currently single and resides in Newark Valley.

Ryan Jones,Wide Receivers

Ryan Jones enters his second season on the Cortland coaching staff in 2006. A Miami University of Ohio graduate in 2005, Jones served as a four-year student assistant coach for the Red Hawks. The team played in the

Independence Bowl in 2004 and won the Mid American Conference title and defeated Louisville in the GMAC Bowl in 2003.

A native of Wapakoneta, Ohio, Jones is a 2000 alumnus of Wapakoneta High School. The valedictorian of his class, Jones was a three-year letterwinning wide receiver and played in the 2000 Northwest Ohio All-Star Game. He is currently single and resides in Cortland.

Dan Lounsbury,Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator

Dan Lounsbury begins his third season as quarterbacks coach and his second as offensive coordinator for the Red Dragons in 2006. Lounsbury brings an extensive coaching background to the program,

having most recently served as quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at Division I Tulsa University before his arrival at Cortland.

Lounsbury has also coached on the Division I level at Texas Christian, Kentucky, Houston, Purdue and Texas. He has professional experience with the New York/New Jersey Knights of the World League of American Football, the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League and the Shreveport Knights.

Lounsbury began his career at Sam Houston St. as quarterbacks and wide receivers coach and offensive coordinator. His teams set 15 offensive school records during his tenure. He eventually moved to Howard Payne and Texas A & M at Commerce before securing the head coaching position at Southeastern Oklahoma St. He also earned head

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coaching experience at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. His teams have set numerous conference and national offensive records through the years and have played in three bowl games.

Lounsbury received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education from the University of Arkansas. He currently resides in Sackets Harbor with his wife, Lea.

Nate Milne, Offensive Line

Nate Milne starts his third season with the Red Dragon coaching staff in 2006. He will again work with the offensive line this season after serving as the team’s running backs coach in 2004.

The Jamestown, N.Y., native served as an assistant coach at Hamilton College in the fall of 2003. Milne was a four-year varsity letterwinner as an offensive lineman at Hobart College from 1999-2002, earning fi rst team all-conference honors as a senior. The Statesmen tied for ninth nationally in 2000 and won the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association crown in 2002. He graduated that spring with a bachelor’s degree in history.

Milne is a 1999 graduate of Jamestown High School, where he was a two-time fi rst team All-ECIC and fi rst team All-Western New York selection in football. He is currently single and resides in Cortland.

Matt Steenberg,Running Backs

Matt Steenberg begins the second year of his third stint with the Cortland coaching staff in 2006. He last served on the staff from 1996-98, coaching the quarterbacks in 1996 and the wide receivers in 1997

and 1998. Steenberg was previously the wide receivers and defensive back coach for the Red Dragons from 1984-85 and the quarterback coordinator from 1985-86.

In 1986, Steenberg became the head football coach at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse. He coached at CBA until 1989 before taking over head coaching duties at Fayetteville-Manlius High, where he remained until returning to Cortland.

Steenberg completed his bachelor’s degree in physical education at Ithaca College in 1977 and earned a master’s degree in physical education from Ithaca in 1978. He played on Ithaca teams that advanced to the NCAA Division III championship game in 1974 and 1975. While working on his master’s degree, he served as the Bombers’ defensive backs and wide receivers coach.

A native of Syracuse, Steenberg graduated from Nottingham High School in 1973. He currently resides in DeWitt, N.Y., and is a physical education teacher in the Fayetteville-Manlius School District. He and his wife, Lynn, have three children -- Chrysa, 25, Ryan, 22, and Sara, 20.

Name ............................................. Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High SchoolNick Adler ....................................... OL Sr. 6-3 265 Comsewogue, NY/ComsewogueVinny Aiello .................................... DB Jr. 5-9 180 Medford, NY/Patchogue-MedfordShane Arce ..................................... WR Jr. 5-10 175 Poughkeepsie, NY/ArlingtonJeff Beck ......................................... DB Jr. 5-9 185 Middlehope, NY/MarlboroMatt Berman .................................. DB Jr. 5-11 195 Scarsdale, NY/ScarsdaleBrian Bert ........................................ RB So. 6-1 220 Massapequa, NY/MassapequaMatt Bieringer ................................. DB So. 5-11 185 Center Moriches, NY/Center MorichesAnthony Borriello ............................ DB Fr. 5-11 180 Middle Island, NY/LongwoodDustin Bowser ................................. RB Jr. 5-8 170 Jamestown, NY/SouthwesternStan Cadet ...................................... WR Jr. 5-7 160 Hicksville, NY/HicksvilleZak Carter ....................................... WR So. 6-0 200 Fayetteville, NY/Fayetteville-ManliusPaul Caughell .................................. TE Jr. 6-2 205 Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara-Wheatfi eldZac Chambers ................................. OL Fr. 6-1 290 Rochester, NY/Aquinas InstituteMatt Ciquera .................................. OL Sr. 6-3 250 Massapequa, NY/MassapequaTarod Clarke ................................... WR So. 5-10 180 Syracuse, NY/CorcoranMike Connolly ................................ DL Sr. 6-0 260 Greenville, NY/Minisink ValleyRich Coyne ..................................... DL Sr. 6-5 245 Wantagh, NY/WantaghLou Crispo ...................................... OL Fr. 6-1 265 Eastchester, NY/EastchesterJimmy Cunneen .............................. P Sr. 6-0 195 Hicksville, NY/HicksvilleDave D’Aurelio ................................ DB Jr. 6-0 205 Rochester, NY/Aquinas InstituteBrian DeCarr ................................... DB Jr. 5-11 190 Syracuse, NY/WesthillRich DeJesus ................................... DL Sr. 6-1 220 Ronkonkoma, NY/ConnetquotPete DiBenedetto ............................ DL Jr. 6-1 235 Tonawanda, NY/TonawandaDan DiFalco .................................... OL Sr. 5-11 245 Scarsdale, NY/ScarsdaleTom Drew ....................................... OL Jr. 6-2 310 Madison, CT/Daniel HandTerry Eason ..................................... DL So. 6-0 220 Rochester, NY/Gates-ChiliDave Eggleton ................................ WR Jr. 6-1 190 Roscoe, NY/RoscoeMike Emard .................................... RB Sr. 6-0 220 Poughkeepsie, NY/Roy C. KetchamBrian Finlayson-Schueler .................. OL So. 6-9 355 Syracuse, NY/Manlius Pebble HillDave Fregelette ............................... TE Sr. 6-3 250 Hamburg, NY/HamburgChris Gagstetter .............................. LB Jr. 6-0 210 Valley Stream, NY/Valley StreamRyan Galvin .................................... TE Jr. 6-3 250 Glen Head, NY/North ShoreTom Geddes .................................... OL Fr. 6-4 230 Colonie, NY/ColonieAndrew Giuliano ............................. RB So. 5-10 215 Thornwood, NY/WestlakeWarren Granderson ........................ DL Fr. 6-1 255 New Rochelle, NY/New RochelleKeith Greene .................................. WR Jr. 6-0 170 Brentwood, NY/BrentwoodChris Grim ...................................... DB So. 5-9 170 Inwood, NY/LawrenceAdam Haas ..................................... DL Sr. 6-0 260 East Aurora, NY/St. FrancisEric Hajnos ...................................... WR So. 6-1 180 Grand Island, NY/Grand IslandChris Hanlon ................................... DB Fr. 5-10 175 Patchogue, NY/Patchogue-MedfordArtie Haughey ................................. RB So. 5-10 200 Bellport, NY/BellportBill Hauser ....................................... LB Sr. 6-0 225 Lancaster, NY/LancasterBrendan Hill .................................... RB So. 5-11 210 Cooperstown, NY/CooperstownDavid Holleran ................................ OL Sr. 6-3 290 Elmira, NY/SouthsideRyan Hondorf ................................. WR Jr. 5-11 185 Clyde, NY/Clyde-SavannahDequan Howard ............................. DB Jr. 5-9 170 Syracuse, NY/NottinghamChris Iwinski ................................... OL Fr. 6-1 275 Burnt Hills, NY/Burnt HillsJosh Jablonski ................................. LB Sr. 6-2 220 Buffalo, NY/West Seneca West

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2006 Preseason Roster (continued)

Name ............................................. Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High SchoolSean James ..................................... OL So. 6-3 300 Pelham, NY/Pelham MemorialAllen Jeter ....................................... OL So. 6-2 260 Holley, NY/HolleyJustin Kindt ..................................... OL Jr. 6-3 270 Depew, NY/DepewMike Lane ....................................... WR So. 5-8 175 White Plains, NY/White PlainsJeffrey Lang .................................... WR So. 6-3 200 Dryden, NY/DrydenDrew Lascari ................................... WR Sr. 6-0 180 Pequannock, NJ/Pequannock TownshipMitch Lemery .................................. DB So. 6-0 195 Waterville, NY/WatervilleMatt Librock ................................... P Sr. 5-9 175 East Aurora, NY/East AuroraChris Longinott ............................... DL Fr. 6-3 275 New Windsor, NY/CornwallSteven Longinott ............................. OL Jr. 6-3 280 New Windsor, NY/CornwallD.J. Mazzone .................................. K Fr. 6-2 170 Shirley, NY/William FloydBrandon McInerney ........................ DL Jr. 6-2 255 Fayetteville, NY/CBAAdam McPartland ........................... LB So. 5-9 205 Beacon, NY/BeaconJames Mignone ............................... OL Jr. 6-3 325 Farmingville, NY/SachemRay Miles ........................................ QB So. 6-2 215 Port Byron, NY/Dana L. WestMatthew Mintz ............................... K Jr. 6-2 225 Lawrence, NY/LawrenceMatt Montpetit ............................... LB Sr. 6-0 225 Westhampton, NY/Westhampton BeachAnthony Morat ............................... WR Sr. 5-7 165 Rome, NY/Rome Free AcademyDave Murphy .................................. RB So. 5-11 220 Mohawk, NY/MohawkBen Nagle ....................................... DL So. 6-3 210 Rochester, NY/Aquinas InstitutePaul Oliver ...................................... TE Fr. 6-5 250 Phoenix, NY/J.C. BirdleboughKyle Pierce ...................................... LB Jr. 6-0 210 Cortlandt Manor, NY/Walter PanasSean Pratt ....................................... QB Fr. 6-0 180 Brockport, NY/BrockportRich Reichert ................................... DB So. 5-11 215 Nesconset, NY/St. Anthony’sMatt Rickert .................................... RB Sr. 5-10 210 Holbrook, NY/SachemBrad Robison .................................. DL Jr. 6-2 255 Groton, NY/GrotonRonny Rodriguez ............................. DB Jr. 5-10 180 Harlem, NY/John F. Kennedy Richard Rolo ................................... DL So. 5-10 275 Yonkers, NY/GortonStef Sair .......................................... DB Sr. 5-10 200 Huntington, NY/HuntingtonJohn Schillinger ............................... OL Fr. 6-3 260 Baldwin, NY/BaldwinPat Schweiger ................................. DB Fr. 6-1 185 Elmira Heights, NY/Thomas A. EdisonJamell Scott .................................... WR Fr. 5-10 170 Yonkers, NY/GortonBryan Shea ...................................... QB Sr. 6-2 225 Sayville, NY/MephamAlex Smith ...................................... QB Jr. 6-0 195 Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara-Wheatfi eldBinny Smith .................................... RB Fr. 5-10 190 Dryden, NY/DrydenJimmy Smith ................................... LB So. 5-11 205 Nanuet, NY/NanuetMatthew Solomon .......................... TE Fr. 6-2 225 Orchard Park, NY/Orchard ParkGreg Steward ................................. DB Jr. 5-8 170 Elmont, NY/SewanhakaRyan Strang .................................... K Fr. 6-0 160 Pace, FL/PaceMike Sveda ..................................... RB Sr. 5-11 200 Smithtown, NY/SmithtownChris Van De Weert ........................ OL Fr. 6-2 270 Goshen, NY/GoshenJoe Weinstein ................................. OL So. 6-1 265 Old Bethpage, NY/PlainviewWayne Wheeler .............................. WR Fr. 5-11 170 Memphis, NY/Jordan-ElbridgeBryan Wiley .................................... DL Fr. 6-2 260 Cape Vincent, NY/Thousand IslandsEvan Wyler ...................................... DL Fr. 6-3 225 Warwick, NY/Warwick ValleyDan Yaeger ..................................... DB Jr. 5-9 185 Dansville, NY/DansvilleDerek Ziders .................................... K Jr. 6-2 210 Lancaster, NY/Lancaster

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Jeff Beck Defensive BackMiddlehope, New York JuniorMajor: Physical Education 5-9, 185

2005: Started all 10 games...Led the team with fi ve interceptions...Recorded 31 tackles and fi ve pass breakups...Returned four punts for 36 yards...Had six kickoff returns for 89 yards...Had fi ve tackles and an interception at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Made a season-high six stops in an overtime win at Ithaca...Had fi ve tackles versus Buffalo St...Had an interception and three

punt returns for 27 yards in a win at William Paterson...Made four tackles against Rowan...2004: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Started all nine games...Tied for the team lead with three interceptions and 10 pass breakups...Registered 31 tackles...Averaged 19.2 yards on eight kickoff returns...Had a season-high eight tackles, all unassisted, and an interception in a win at W. Connecticut St...Made fi ve solo stops and had seven kickoff returns for 144 yards versus Ithaca...Recorded interceptions in wins over Kean and William Paterson...High School: Graduated from Marlboro Central in 2004, where he was a member of student government, the Varsity and Spirit Clubs and was an American Legion Boys State representative...Three-year starter in football...Three-time all-league...Poughkeepsie Journal and Kingston Daily Freeman fi rst team all-star as a senior...Received the Joe Toombs Iron Duke Award and all-section award as a senior...Three-year member of the basketball team...Poughkeepsie Journal and Kingston Daily Freeman fi rst team all-star as a senior...Two-year member of the track team...Played one season of tennis...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Denise and David Beck Brothers/Sisters: Brian, Erica...Brian plays football at Marist.

Dustin Bowser Running BackJamestown, New York JuniorMajor: Undeclared 5-8, 170

2005: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Played in all 10 games with three starts...Second on the team in rushing with 593 yards on 128 attempts...Tied for the team lead with seven rushing TDs...Had fi ve receptions for 72 yards and a TD...Gained 103 yards on nine carries with a TD in a win at Kean...Rushed for 87 yards and two TDs on 21 carries in a win

versus Montclair St...Had 84 yards rushing and a TD and blocked a fi eld goal in a win at The College of New Jersey...Led the team with 74 rushing yards and had two receptions for 29 yards and a TD in a win at Ithaca...Rushed 18 times for 76 yards versus Buffalo St...Scored two TDs in a win versus W. Connecticut St...2004: Saw action in all nine games...Rushed for 46 yards on nine carries...Had one reception for 17 yards...Blocked two punts versus Ithaca...Gained 21 yards on six carries in a win versus Kean...High School: A 2004 graduate of Southwestern Central...Three-year starter in football...Three-time Class B South Player of the Year...Set Section Six single-season rushing record as a senior...Four-year member of the track and fi eld team...Parents: Cindy and Rodney Bowser Brothers/Sisters: Jason, Tina.

Zak Carter Wide ReceiverFayetteville, New York SophomoreMajor: Business 6-0, 200

2005: Played in all 10 games with one start versus Brockport in the season-opener...Third on the team with 19 receptions for 188 yards and two TDs...Rushed three times for 12 yards...Returned 17 kickoffs for 323 yards...Caught four passes with a TD in a win versus W. Connecticut St...Had three receptions and a TD in a win at William Paterson...Grabbed a season-high

68-yard reception versus Rowan...Had three catches in wins at Brockport and The College of New Jersey...Compiled 116 yards in kick returns in a win at Ithaca...Prior to Cortland: Attended the University at Buffalo, where he was a member of the football team...High School: Graduated from Fayetteville-Manlius in 2003...Four-year starter in football at New Hartford and F-M...Four-time all-league selection...Two-year member of the indoor track team at F-M...Earned fi rst team all-league honors twice...Four-year member of the lacrosse teams at New Hartford and F-M...Three-time all-league selection...Other: Played one season of lacrosse at Cortland...Parents: Marnie and Mark Carter...Father played football at Connecticut...Brothers/Sisters: Mackenzie, Tanner.

Paul Caughell Tight EndNiagara Falls, New York JuniorMajor: Political Science 6-2, 205

2005: A second team All-NJAC selection...Started all 10 games...Recorded 14 receptions for 185 yards and one TD with a long of 23 yards...Caught four passes for 57 yards in a win over W. Connecticut St...Had three catches for 36 yards and a TD in a win at Kean...Grabbed three passes for 32 yards in a victory at The College of New Jersey...2004: Appeared in all

nine games...Caught eight passes for 120 yards and two TDs with a long of 39 yards...Had two receptions for 46 yards and a TD in a win over Kean...Caught a 27-yard TD pass versus Brockport...Made two catches at Rowan...High School: Graduated from Niagara-Wheatfi eld in 2004, where he was a member of the honor roll and class historian...Two-year starter in football...Earned fi rst team all-league and second team All-WNY honors...Team captain as a senior...Played two seasons of basketball...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Kristine and Jerry Caughell Brothers/Sisters: Christopher, Carl.

Matt Ciquera Offensive LineMassapequa, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-3, 250

2005: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Started all 10 games...Member of an offense that scored 20 or more points in 9-of-10 games...2004: Played in all nine games with eight starts...Part of an offensive unit that outgained opponents in yardage in six-of-nine games...2003: Started the last seven games of the season...Member of an offensive unit that

averaged 25.1 points per game...Prior to Cortland: Attended Stony Brook, where he was a red-shirt member of the football team and a member of the Dean’s List...High School: Graduated from Massapequa in 2002, where he was a member of the National Honor Society...Two-year starter on football team...Team captain and all-conference selection...National Scholar Athlete...Named to the Exceptional Senior Game...Two-year starting center in basketball...Parents: Laura and Gerard Ciquera...Father played lacrosse at Roanoke...Brothers/Sisters: Michelle, who is a Cortland graduate and was a member of the Cortland women’s basketball team.

Mike Connolly Defensive LineGreenville, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-0, 260

2005: Started all 10 games...Registered 27 tackles, three and a half tackles for loss, two sacks and fi ve quarterback hurries...Led the team with seven tackles versus Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Recorded sacks in back-to-back wins at William Paterson and versus W. Connecticut St...Had four tackles in a win at Ithaca and versus

Buffalo St...Prior to Cortland: Attended Union College...Member of the Dean’s List...High School: A 2002 graduate of Minisink Valley, where he was a member of the National Honor Society...Two-year starter in football...Team captain...Earned all-section, all-county and all-league honors...Parents: Diane and Bernard Connolly Brothers/Sisters: Stefanie.

Rich Coyne Defensive LineWantagh, New York SeniorMajor: Communications 6-5, 245

One of three team captains...2005: Named honorable mention All-NJAC...Started all 10 games...Registered 40 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, six and a half sacks, eight quarterback hurries and one forced fumble...Had seven tackles with three sacks against Buffalo St...Recorded fi ve tackles, three tackles for loss and two sacks in a win versus Montclair St...Made seven tackles

versus Rowan...Had six stops in an overtime win at Ithaca...Had two tackles for loss and a sack in a win at Brockport...2004: Saw action in six games with fi ve starts...Recorded 15 tackles, four and a half tackles for loss, two and a half sacks, three quarterback hurries and one forced fumble...Had three solo tackles, all for lost yardage including a sack in a win over Kean...Registered four tackles and a half sack in a win at Buffalo St...Had three stops versus Ithaca...Recorded a sack in a win over William Paterson...Prior to Cortland: Attended Stony Brook, where he was a member of the football team...High School: A 2002 graduate of Wantagh...Three-year member of the football team...Member of academic all-conference team...All-county and MVP of Long Island championship game as a senior...All-county volleyball player...Played one season of baseball...Other: Member of the President’s List at Cortland...Parents: Peggy and Richard Coyne Brothers/Sisters: Ryan, Danny.

Jimmy Cunneen PunterHicksville, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-0, 195

2005: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Appeared in all 10 games...Averaged 34.6 yards per punt on 57 attempts with a long of 60 yards...Forced 11 fair catches and put 15 punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line...Ran for six yards on a fourth-and-fi ve in the third quarter in a win at Ithaca on a fake...Averaged 49 yards per punt versus Ithaca...Hit

season-high 60-yard punt in a win at William Paterson...Punted 10 times in a win at Brockport...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nassau Community College...Member of the football team...Earned fi rst team all-conference honors...High School: A 2003 graduate of Hicksville, where he received the Hicksville Booster Club Football Scholarship...Two-year starter in football and soccer...Three-year member of the baseball team...All-county selection as a senior...Parents: Rosemary and Jim Cunneen Brothers/Sisters: Allyson.

Dave D’Aurelio LinebackerRochester, New York JuniorMajor: Physical Education 6-0, 205

2005: Saw action in all 10 games with a start at William Paterson...Recorded 31 tackles, four and half tackles for loss, two sacks, three interceptions and two pass breakups...Had 10 tackles and two sacks in a win at William Paterson...Registered nine tackls and an interception versus Rowan...Picked off passes in a win versus W. Connecticut St. and at Hobart

in the NCAA playoffs...Had four tackles in a win at The College of New Jersey...2004: Appeared in all nine games with two starts...

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Named the NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Week twice...Recorded 36 tackles, one and a half sacks, two interceptions returned for TDs and two fumble recoveries...Had a game-high nine tackles and one and a half sacks in a win over Kean...Made eight stops in a victory at W. Connecticut St...Registered six tackles and returned an interception for a TD versus Rowan...Sealed a 28-14 win over Buffalo St. with a 43-yard interception return for a TD late in the fourth quarter...2003: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: Graduated from Aquinas Institute in 2003, where he was a member of the honor roll...Two-year starter in football...Team won section and state titles each season...Played in Eddie Meath Senior All-Star Game...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Ann and Dave D’Aurelio Brothers/Sisters: Jordan, Alex, Zachary.

Rich DeJesus Defensive LinemanRonkonkoma, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-1, 220

2005: Appeared in all 10 games...Compiled 19 tackles, six and a half tackles for loss, six and a half sacks, two pass breakups and two quarterback hurries...Had four solo tackles and a sack in a win at William Paterson...Recorded sacks in wins at Brockport, The College of New Jersey and Kean in the fi rst three games of the season...Had one and a half sacks in

a win versus W. Connecticut St...2004: Played in the last eight games of the season...Recorded 19 tackles, four tackles for loss, one sack, four quarterback hurries, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery...Made six stops, including two for loss, in a win over William Paterson...Had fi ve tackles in a win at Montclair St...Registered a sack at Rowan...Returned a fumble 40 yards for a TD in a win at W. Connecticut St...2003: Saw action in eight games...Registered fi ve tackles with one and a half sacks...Made two stops versus Montclair St...High School: Graduated from Connetquot in 2003...Two-year starter in football...Earned second team all-division honors as a junior...All-county and all-division selection as a senior...Three-year starting defender in lacrosse...Earned second team all-division honors as a junior...All-county and all-division selection as a senior...Other: Was a member of Cortland’s men’s lacrosse team...Parents: Deborah and Victor DeJesus Brothers/Sisters: Tina.

Dan DiFalco Offensive LineScarsdale, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 5-11, 245

2005: Started all 10 games...Member of an offense that outgained opponents in total yardage in 8-of-10 games...2004: Played in fi ve games, starting the last three contests of the season versus William Paterson, W. Connecticut St. and Ithaca...2003: Member of the team but did not compete in game action...High School: Graduated from Scarsdale in 2003...Two-year

starter on football team...Team captain and earned all-conference honors as a senior...Played one season of lacrosse...Parents: Linda and Alfred DiFalco Brothers/Sisters: Christopher, Nicholas, Philip.

Mike Emard Running BackPoughkeepsie, New York SeniorMajor: Childhood Education 6-0, 220

2005: Saw action in all 10 games with a start at William Paterson...Caught two passes for 22 yards...Had three kickoff returns for 33 yards...Had a two-yard reception versus Rowan and caught a pass for 20 yards at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...2004: Played in all nine games as a linebacker with a start versus William Paterson...Recorded nine tackles with a sack and a forced

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fumble...Had a season-high four tackles and a sack in a win against William Paterson...Made three stops versus Ithaca...2003: Saw action in all 10 games...Registered four tackles...Had two tackles in a win over Buffalo St...High School: A 2003 graduate of Roy C. Ketcham...Two-year starter in football...Team captain and honorable mention all-league as a senior...Two-year member of the baseball team...Team captain as a senior...Team won league title his junior season...Parents: Cindy and Norm Emard Brothers/Sisters: Michelle, Liz.

Dave Fregelette Tight EndHamburg, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-3, 250

Made the move to tight end from the defensive line in 2006...2005: Played in all 10 games...Registered fi ve tackles and one quarterback hurry...Forced and recovered a fumble on the same play in a win at Kean...Recorded two tackles versus Buffalo St...2004: Saw action in all nine games...Started the fi rst two games of the season...Recorded fi ve tackles, one sack, two

quarterback hurries and a forced fumble...Had two tackles versus Brockport...Registered a sack in a win versus Kean...2003: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: A 2003 graduate of Hamburg...Three-year starter in football...First team all-star as a junior and senior and second team all-star as a sophomore...Team captain...Two-year starter in basketball...Team captain and honorable mention all-star as a senior...Three-year starting catcher in baseball...Team captain...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Kathy and Dave Fregelette Brothers/Sisters: Mark, Nicole...Mark plays football at Baldwin-Wallace.

Andrew Giuliano Running BackThornwood, New York SophomoreMajor: Physical Education 5-10, 215

2005: Saw action in the last eight games of the season...Named NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week twice...Rushed for 153 yards on 36 carries with one TD...Gained 68 yards on 15 carries with a TD in a win versus Montclair St...Rushed for 43 yards on 10 carries in a win at Kean...Had six carries for 22 yards versus Buffalo St...High School: Graduated from Westlake in 2005,

where he was a member of the honor roll...Three-year starter in football...Three-time all-league and two-time all-section selection...Team captain and earned all-state honors as a senior...Three-year member of the baseball team...Two-time all-league and all-section...Team captain and received Coaches Award as a senior...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Lisa and Andrew Giuliano Brothers/Sisters: Anthony, Nicole, Dana.

Keith Greene Wide ReceiverBrentwood, New York JuniorMajor: Physical Education 6-0, 170

2005: Played in nine games...Had six receptions for 99 yards...Caught two passes for 55 yards, including a season-high 45-yard reception in a win versus Montcalir St...Had two catches for 23 yards versus Rowan...2004: Saw action in all nine games as a defensive back...Recorded seven tackles and two pass breakups...Had fi ve tackles in a win at Buffalo St...High School: Graduated

from Brentwood in 2004, where he was a member of the National Honor Society and a Scholar Athlete...Two-year member of the football team...Academic all-league, second team all-league and Most Improved as a senior...Two-year member of the basketball team...Academic all-county...Received Team Courage Award...

Three-year starter in lacrosse...Played in Suffolk County Exceptional Senior Game...Named Unsung Hero as a junior and Most Improved as a senior...Other: Member of Cortland’s national champion men’s lacrosse team...Parents: Betty and Moses Greene Brothers/Sisters: Moses, Derek, Kaliah.

Adam Haas Defensive LineEast Aurora, New York SeniorMajor: Childhood Education 6-0, 260

2005: Earned fi rst team D3football.com and Football Gazette All-America honors...Named D3football.com East Region Defensive Player of the Year, fi rst team All-ECAC Southeast and Football Gazette All-East...Selected fi rst team All-NJAC and the NJAC Defensive Player of the Year...Named the NJAC Defensive Player of the Week twice...First team ESPN the Magazine

District I All-Academic...Received SUNY Chancellor’s Scholar-Athlete Award...Started all 10 games...Led the team with 14.5 tackles for loss, 10.5 sacks and 17 quarterback hurries...Recorded 53 tackles, two pass breakups, one fumble recovery and two forced fumbles...Had nine tackles and one and a half sacks against Rowan...Registered eight tackles, four tackles for loss and three sacks in a win at The College of New Jersey...Had fi ve tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery for a 10-yard TD in a win at Kean...Recorded seven tackles and one and a half sacks in a win at William Paterson...2004: Named second team Football Gazette All-East and All-ECAC Southeast...Earned fi rst team All-NJAC honors...Started all nine games...Registered 47 tackles, including team bests of 14.5 tackles for loss and nine and a half sacks...Led the team with 14 quarterback hurries and two fumble recoveries...Had eight tackles, including a season-high seven solo stops, four tackles for loss, two sacks and a 21-yard TD on a fumble recovery versus The College of New Jersey...Recorded eight tackles and three sacks in a win over William Paterson...Had two sacks in a win over Kean...Made seven stops versus Ithaca...2003: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Started all 10 games...Fourth on the team with 75 tackles...Led the team with six and a half sacks and 16 tackles for loss...Recorded at least half a sack in fi ve straight games...Registered 13 tackles with fi ve tackles for loss and two sacks versus Rowan...Made 12 stops against St. John Fisher...Had seven tackles, including three for losses, in a win over Buffalo St...Made nine tackles in a win against William Paterson...High School: A 2003 graduate of St. Francis...Three-year starter in football...Earned All-Catholic honors three times...Team MVP as a junior and senior...Named all-state and Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...Three-year starting fi rst baseman in baseball...Two-time All-Catholic selection...Competed on indoor and outdoor track and fi eld teams for one season...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Lori and Dave Haas Brothers/Sisters: Brian.

Bill Hauser LinebackerLancaster, New York SeniorMajor: Sport Management 6-0, 225

2005: Earned second team All-NJAC honors...Started all 10 games...Led the team with 86 tackles...Registered six and a half tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception, seven pass breakups, six quarterback hurries, one fumble recovery and one blocked kick...Had a career-best 17 tackles and one sack versus Buffalo St...Recorded 16 tackles versus Rowan...Had 11

tackles in an overtime win at Ithaca...Had a sack and interception in a win at Kean...Made nine stops in a win at The College of New Jersey...2004: Played in all nine games with a start against Montclair St...Had 14 tackles and one tackle for loss...Recorded a season-high eight tackles in a win at Buffalo St...Made fi ve stops in a win at Montclair St...2003: Member of the team but did

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not participate in game action...High School: Graduated from Lancaster in 2003...Two-year member of the football team...Team captain and fi rst team All-ECIC as a senior...Team won Section Six division crown his junior season...Three-year starter in baseball...All-league and team won Section Six division title his senior year...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Cindy and Robert Hauser Brothers/Sisters: Tim.

David Holleran Offensive LineElmira, New York SeniorMajor: History 6-3, 290

2005: Started all 10 games...Member of an offensive line that surrended just 13 sacks and led the way to 169.3 rushing yards per game...2004: Played in three games with a start in a win versus William Paterson...2003: Saw action versus Buffalo St., Montclair St. and Utica...Prior to Cortland: Attended Corning Community College, where he was a member

of the Dean’s List...High School: A 2003 graduate of Southside...Member of the National Honor Society...Received Fred Hack Scholarship...Three-year starter in football...Named to the All-Twin Tier and Ernie Davis Classic teams as a senior...Two-year member of the basketball team...Four-year member of the track and fi eld team...Named Field Player of the Year as a senior...Parents: Denise and Willie Holleran.

Josh Jablonski LinebackerBuffalo, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-2, 220

Enters the season as Cortland’s career leader in blocked kicks...2005: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Named fi rst team ESPN the Magazine District I All-Academic...Played in and started nine games...Set a school record with six blocked kicks...Registered 57 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, fi ve and a half sacks, one interception, two pass breakups, 14 quarterback hurries,

one fumble recovery and two forced fumbles...Had a block in four straight games...Had 10 tackles and a sack in a win versus W. Connecticut St...Recorded nine tackles and a blocked extra point in an overtime win at Ithaca...Made eight stops in a win at Brockport...Recorded one and a half sacks at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Returned an interception 30 yards in a win at The College of New Jersey...2004: Named a fi rst team ESPN The Magazine District I All-Academic and honorable mention All-NJAC...Second on the team with 68 tackles...Led the team with three blocked kicks...Recorded eight and a half tackles for loss, fi ve sacks, one interception, six pass breakups and eight quarterback hurries...Made a season-best 12 stops with one and a half tackles for loss, an interception and a blocked punt at Rowan...Registered 10 tackles in wins at Buffalo St. and W. Connecticut St...Made nine tackles against Brockport...Blocked a punt in a win over Kean and a fi eld goal in a win at Montclair St...2003: Played in six games with fi ve starts...Registered 41 tackles, four tackles for loss, two sacks and two quarterback hurries...Made a team-high 15 tackles with a sack versus Rowan...Had nine stops with a sack versus The College of New Jersey and eight tackles against St. John Fisher...2002: Played in wins over Kean and Buffalo St...Had his season cut short due to injury...High School: Graduated from West Seneca West in 2002...Three-year member of the football team...Team captain, Offensive MVP, All-WNY All-Academic and All-WNY Good Sport as a senior...Three-year member of the track and fi eld team...Team captain...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland and member of SUNYAC Commissioner’s List...Received T. Fred Holloway Award and College Football Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award...Parents: Debbie and Paul Jablonski Brothers/Sisters: Jake, Jessalyn.

Drew Lascari Wide ReceiverPequannock, New Jersey SeniorMajor: Health Science 6-0, 180

2005: Played in and started nine games...Second on the team with 24 receptions for 348 yards with a long of 36 yards...Had fi ve receptions for 98 yards in a win versus Montclair St...Caught fi ve passes for 81 yards at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Grabbed three passes in an overtime win at Ithaca and versus Rowan...Had two receptions in wins at Kean and against

W. Connecticut St. and versus Buffalo St...2004: Played in all nine games...Completed 8-of-14 passes for 91 yards and one TD...Had a 135.31 effi ciency rating...Came off the bench to lead Cortland to an 18-13 win over William Paterson by completing 7-of-12 passes for 86 yards and a TD...2003: Saw action in the last seven games of the season...Completed 5-of-7 passes for 43 yards...Had a 94.46 effi ciency rating...Rushed for 15 yards and a TD on seven carries...Completed 4-of-6 passes for 37 yards in a win over Utica...Completed his only pass attempt for six yards against St. John Fisher...Had a 14-yard TD run in a win over Buffalo St...High School: A 2003 graduate of Pequannock Township, where he was class president and a Boys State delegate...Three-year quarterback on the football team...Honorable mention all-conference as a junior...Team captain and second team all-conference as a senior...Three-year starter in basketball...Team captain...Parents: Pat and Roland Lascari...Mother is a 1973 Cortland graduate...Brothers/Sisters: Matt, Emily.

Matt Librock PunterEast Aurora, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 5-9, 175

2005: Punted once for 37 yards versus Rowan, putting the Profs inside their 20-yard line...2004: Averaged 30.9 yards on 56 punts with a long of 50 yards...Forced eight fair catches and put 15 punts inside the 20-yard line...Ran for 20 yards on fourth and four versus W. Connecticut St...Boomed 50-yard punt at Rowan...Prior to Cortland: Attended Erie CC, where he was

a member of the Dean’s List and the football team...Team won conference crown and played in Red River Bowl in Texas...High School: A 2002 graduate of East Aurora...Two-year starter in football...Kicked school-record 44-yard fi eld goal as a junior...Three-year member of the wrestling team...Competed on track and fi eld team for one season...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Martha and David Librock Brothers/Sisters: Jacob.

Steve Longinott Offensive LineNew Windsor, New York JuniorMajor: Physical Education 6-3, 280

2005: Saw action in the last nine games of the season...Member of an offense that compiled more than 200 yards rushing in a game three times...2004: Played in all nine games as a defensive lineman...Named NJAC Defensive Rookie of the week once...Registered 11 tackles, one tackle for loss, two quarterback hurries, one interception and one forced fumble...Made

three tackles in a goal-line stand and forced a fumble on fourth down to seal a 16-12 win at Montclair St...Had three tackles and an interception in a win versus William Paterson...2003: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: A 2003 graduate of Cornwall...Four-year starter in football...First team all-section, received Coaches Award as a senior and Defensive MVP as a senior...Four-year member of the track and fi eld team...Three-time Field MVP...Broke school record in discus previously held

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by his father...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Won a silver medal in the discus at the Empire State Games...Parents: Christina and David Longinott Brothers/Sisters: Chris, who is also a member of Cortland’s football team.

Matthew Mintz KickerLawrence, New York JuniorMajor: Recreation 6-2, 225

2005: Took over the kicking duties late in the season...Played in the last seven games...Scored 17 points...Made one fi eld goal and connected on 14-of-15 extra points...Converted a 25-yard fi eld goal and all four extra points in a win at William Paterson...Went 5-for-5 on extra points in an overtime win at Ithaca...2004: Saw action in all nine games...Handled kickoff duties...

Prior to Cortland: Attended the University of New Haven...High School: A 2003 graduate of Lawrence...Two-year starter in football...Three-year starter in soccer, volleyball and bowling...Earned all-conference honors in soccer...Parents: Lisa Gluchman and Michael Mintz Brothers/Sisters: Myles, Stevie.

Matt Montpetit LinebackerWesthampton Beach, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-0, 225

One of three team captains...2005: A fi rst team All-NJAC selection...Started all 10 games...Second on the team with 73 tackles...Recorded seven and a half tackles for loss, four sacks, three interceptions, three quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles...Led the team with 43 unassisted tackles...Had 17 tackles versus Buffalo St...Made 11 stops with a sack in a win at William

Paterson...Registered two and a half tackles for loss and one and a half sacks at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Made seven tackles in wins at Brockport, The College of New Jersey and Ithaca and versus Rowan...Recorded forced fumbles at Brockport and Ithaca...2004: Earned fi rst team All-ECAC Southeast and All-NJAC honors...Played all nine games with eight starts...Led the team with 82 tackles...Recorded nine and a half tackles for loss, three sacks, three pass breakups, four quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles...Earned NJAC Defensive Player of the Week honors once...Made a season-high 14 tackles with a sack in a win over William Paterson...Registered 13 tackles with two tackles for loss versus The College of New Jersey...Made 12 stops with a sack in a win at Buffalo St...Had a game-high nine tackles against Ithaca and Kean...2003: Named honorable mention All-NJAC...Played in all 10 games with seven starts...Third on the team with 78 tackles...Registered eight and a half tackles for loss, one sack, three forced fumbles, three quarterback hurries and two pass breakups...Had a season-high 14 tackles with three tackles for loss versus Montclair St...Made 11 stops against St. John Fisher...Registered 10 tackles and a sack in a win over Buffalo St...Had a team-high nine tackles in a win over Ithaca...High School: Graduated from Westhampton Beach in 2003...Three-year starter in football...Received the Bob Collotta Award...Named Suffolk County Linebacker of the Year, Team MVP, all-league and all-county as a senior...Parents: Karen and Robert Montpetit Brothers/Sisters: Chris, Sean...Chris played football at Marist...Sean played football at Salisbury.

Anthony Morat Wide ReceiverRome, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 5-7, 165

2005: Started all 10 games...Led the team with 43 receptions, 563 receiving yards and six TD receptions with a long of 32 yards...Had eight catches for 72 yards and the game-winning TD grab in overtime in a win at Ithaca...Caught seven passes for 100 yards at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Had fi ve receptions for 66 yards and a TD versus Rowan...Caught four passes

for 78 yards and a TD against Buffalo St...Had four catches and a TD in wins at The College of New Jersey and versus Montclair St...Caught three balls for 61 yards in a win at Brockport...2004: Played in seven games including starts in the fi rst six...Recorded 14 receptions for 147 yards and two TDs...Rushed for 16 yards on six carries...Cortland’s top punt returner with 18 returns for 121 yards...Returned fi ve kickoffs for 122 yards...Caught three passes versus The College of New Jersey, Kean and Buffalo St...Had two receptions and a season-high 22-yard TD versus Rowan...Caught a 12-yard TD pass against Ithaca...Had a season-best 27-yard punt return versus The College of New Jersey...Returned the opening kickoff of the season 45 yards versus Brockport...2003: Saw action in all 10 games...Third on the team with 14 receptions for 204 yards...Averaged 23.0 yards on nine kickoff returns...Cortland’s top punt returner with 38 returns for 269 yards (7.1 average)...Led the team with four receptions for 95 yards versus The College of New Jersey...Caught fi ve passes for 56 yards against St. John Fisher...Had nine punt returns for 103 yards in a win over Buffalo St...Returned two kickoffs for 63 yards versus Montclair St...High School: A 2003 graduate of Rome Free Academy...Three-year starter on the football team...Set two state receiving records with 17 receptions in a game and 90 in a season...Earned all-league, all-conference and all-state honors...Three-year starter in baseball...Two-time second team league all-star...Parents: Gloria and Charles Morat Brothers/Sisters: Jeff.

Matt Rickert Running BackHolbrook, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 5-10, 210

One of three team captains...2005: Earned second team All-NJAC honors...Named NJAC Offensive Player of the Week once...Played in eight games with seven starts...Led the team with 631 yards rushing on 161 carries with a long of 57 yards...Tied for the team lead with seven rushing TDs...Caught 11 passes for 84 yards and a TD...Had 26 carries for a season-high

136 yards with two TDs in a season-opening win at Brockport...Rushed 21 times for 127 yards in a win at William Paterson...Ran for 64 yards and a pair of TDs at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Rushed for 83 yards in a win at The College of New Jersey, 75 yards and a TD in a victory at Kean, 67 yards and a TD in a win versus W. Connecticut St. and 55 yards and a score in an overtime triumph at Ithaca...Caught three passes at Hobart and versus Rowan...Had a 34-yard TD reception at The College of New Jersey...2004: Played in eight games with seven starts...Third on the team in rushing with 238 yards on 45 carries...Averaged a team-best 5.3 yards per carry...Third on the team with 19 receptions for 209 yards and one TD...Returned four kickoffs for 54 yards...Gained 54 yards on eight carries and caught two passes for 47 yards in a win at W. Connecticut St...Rushed for 46 yards on fi ve carries and grabbed four passes for 35 yards versus Ithaca...Hauled in a 45-yard TD pass in a win at Buffalo St...Carried the ball eight times for 45 yards in a win at Montclair St...Had a season-high fi ve receptions for 35 yards and rushed for 31 yards against Brockport...2003: Played in nine games and started the last six of the season...Rushed for 173 yards on 45 carries...Caught one pass for three yards...

Gained 48 yards on seven carries versus Montclair St...Rushed for 39 yards and a TD on a season-high 11 carries against The College of New Jersey...2002: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: Graduated from Sachem in 2002, where he was a Scholar Athlete...Two-year starter in football...Earned all-league and all-county honors...Two-year member of the wrestling team...All-league selection...Team won league title...Three-year member of the baseball team...Named Most Improved Player...Team captain in all three sports...Won the Van Norr Award for the best three-sport athlete...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...Parents: Monica and John Rickert...Father played football at Slippery Rock...Brothers/Sisters: Chris, Lacey.

Brad Robison Defensive LineGroton, New York JuniorMajor: Business 6-2, 255

2005: Appeared in nine games...Had three quarterback hurries and one tackle...Rushed for 38 yards on two carries, both fake punts...Gained 29 yards and a fi rst down in a win at William Paterson...Gained nine yards and a fi rst down in an overtime win at Ithaca...Prior to Cortland: Attended the University at Buffalo and Tompkins-Cortland Community College...Member of the

Dean’s List at TC3...High School: A 2004 graduate of Groton...Member of the National Honor Society...Other: Played one season of baseball for the Red Dragons...Parents: Marie and Brian Robison Brothers/Sisters: Matthew.

Stef Sair Defensive BackHuntington, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 5-10, 200

Enters the season tied for the career lead in interceptions with 12...2005: An honorable mention Football Gazette All-American...Earned fi rst team Football Gazette All-East and All-ECAC Southeast and second team D3football.com All-East honors...Named fi rst team All-NJAC as a safety and honorable mention All-NJAC as a punt returner...Named the NJAC Special Teams

Player of the Week twice...Registered 42 tackles, fi ve and a half tackles for loss, one sack, four interceptions, six pass breakups, two fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles...Averaged 17.7 yards on 12 punt returns with one TD...Picked off two passes in an overtime win at Ithaca, returning one 70 yards for a TD and ending the game with his second in OT...Also scored a defensive extra point and returned two punts for 45 yards against Ithaca...Had four solo tackles and forced two fumbles at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Had a 40-yard punt return for a TD and a 10-yard TD run in a win at William Paterson...Returned four punts for 74 yards and recorded eight tackles with a sack in a win versus W. Connecticut St...Made six stops versus Rowan...Had interceptions in wins at Brockport and The College of New Jersey...2004: Named fi rst team All-ECAC Southeast and All-NJAC and second team Football Gazette All-East...Third on the team with 67 tackles...Led the squad with 43 solo stops...Tied for the team lead with three interceptions and 10 pass breakups...Recorded three tackles for loss...Returned fi ve punts for 22 yards with a long of nine yards...Made a game-high 13 tackles versus The College of New Jersey...Had a game-high 10 tackles including nine solo stops against Brockport...Recorded eight tackles and returned an interception 68 yards for a TD in a win versus William Paterson...Made nine tackles in a win over Kean...Picked off passes in wins at Buffalo St. and W. Connecticut St...2003: Earned third team Football Gazette All-East and honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Played in nine games, including eight starts...Registered 50 tackles...Led the team with 10 pass breakups and fi ve interceptions...Recorded 10 tackles versus St. John Fisher...Had six tackles, an interception and

a fumble recovery in a win over Kean...Grabbed an interception in three straight games...Made eight stops versus William Paterson and seven against Rowan and Utica...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nassau Community College...High School: A 2002 graduate of Huntington...Two-year starter in football...Named All-Long Island as a senior...Six-year member of the wrestling team...Won a state title...Other: Won an NCAA Division III national title at 174 pounds as a member of Cortland’s wrestling team...Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland...All-academic in wrestling...Parents: Danielle and Patrick Sair Brothers/Sisters: Dominick, Shea, Sasha.

Bryan Shea QuarterbackSayville, New York SeniorMajor: Physical Education 6-2, 225

2005: Saw action in wins versus Montclair St. and at William Paterson...Prior to Cortland: Attended Nassau Community College, where he was a two-year starter on the football team...Earned NJCAA Northeast All-Conference honors...Team competed in a bowl game in Iowa his fi nal season...High School: A 2002 graduate of Mepham...Three-year starting quarterback...

Team MVP, captain and all-county selection as a senior...Competed in Exceptional Senior Game...Three-year starter in baseball...Parents: Jayne and Richard Shea Brothers/Sisters: Brendan, Keryn.

Alex Smith QuarterbackNiagara Falls, New York JuniorMajor: Criminology 6-0, 195

Enters the season sixth in career TD passes with 24...2005: Named the NJAC Offensive Player of the Week once...Started all 10 games...Completed 141-of-293 passes for 1,720 yards, 11 TDs and 10 interceptions...Registered a 103.00 effi ciency rating...Rushed for 274 yards on 96 carries with four TDs...Completed 16-of-32 passes for a season-high 269 yards and

a TD and rushed 12 times for 37 yards and a TD in a win versus Montclair St...Passed for 230 yards and rushed for 100 yards on 15 carries with a TD at Hobart in the NCAA playoffs...Completed 19-of-34 passes for 191 yards and two TDs, including the game-winning score in overtime, and rushed for 47 yards on 12 carries with a TD in a win at Ithaca...Threw for 243 yards versus Rowan...Tossed two TD passes in wins at The College of New Jersey and William Paterson...2004: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Started all nine games...Completed 132-of-230 passes for 1,599 yards, 13 TDs and eight interceptions...Recorded a 127.49 effi ciency rating...Second on the team with 257 rushing yards on 64 attempts...Scored one TD...Named the NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week twice...Completed 16-of-25 passes for a season-high 286 yards and tied a school record with fi ve TD passes in a win over Kean...Connected on 21-of-29 passes for 210 yards and two TDs versus Brockport in his fi rst collegiate game...Threw for 237 yards at Rowan...Completed 16-of-22 passes for 215 yards and two TDs and rushed for 39 yards in a win at Buffalo St...Rushed for a season-high 71 yards with an 11-yard TD on 11 carries and threw for 188 yards in a win at Montclair St...Ran for 51 yards and passed for 176 yards in a win at W. Connecticut St...High School: Graduated from Niagara-Wheatfi eld in 2004, where he was a member of the honor roll and received the Andrew Zuccari Scholarship...Named Most Oustanding Senior Male Athlete...Two-year starting quarterback in football...Team captain, MVP and fi rst team all-league as a senior...Two-year member of the hockey team...Two-time fi rst team All-WNY and second team all-state...Three-year starter in baseball...Two-time all-league and team captain...Team MVP and All-WNY as a senior...Parents: Joan and Doug Smith Brothers/Sisters: Doug, Jonathan.

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Greg Steward Defensive BackElmont, New York JuniorMajor: Communications 5-8, 170

2005: Started all 10 games...Recorded 34 tackles, one tackle for loss, four interceptions and led the team with eight pass breakups...Picked off two passes and returned one 58 yards for a TD versus Buffalo St...Registered eight tackles, including a team-best seven solo stops, in an overtime win at Ithaca...Had six solo tackles in a win versus W. Connecticut St...Recorded interceptions in a

win over Montclair St. and versus Rowan...Made fi ve solo stops in a season-opening win at Brockport...Had four solo tackles in a win at Kean...2004: Played in and started eight games...Recorded 36 tackles and three pass breakups...Named the NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Week after registering a season-high eight tackles, one for loss, and a pass breakup versus The College of New Jersey...Made six stops versus Brockport and fi ve tackles against Ithaca and in wins over Kean and at W. Connecticut St...High School: A 2004 graduate of Sewanhaka, where he was named the Athlete of the Year, a member of the Science Honor Society and received the Anthony T. Dwyer and Booster Club Scholarships...Two-year starter in football...Team captain and MVP...Named Back of the Year twice...Earned all-county honors...Four-year member of the lacrosse team...Two-time MVP and captain...Named all-conference and all-county...Played two seasons of basketball...Team captain as a senior...Other: Member of Cortland’s national champion men’s lacrosse team...Parents: Vanessa and Gregory Steward...Father played football at the New Mexico Military Institute and North Western Oklahoma St...Brothers/Sisters: Tiffany, Tara, Tiffara...Tara plays basketball at W. Connecticut St.

Mike Sveda Running BackNesconset, New York SeniorMajor: Sport Management 5-11, 200

2005: Earned second team All-NJAC honors...Played in and started nine games at fullback...Had eight receptions for 77 yards...Caught three passes for 27 yards in a win versus W. Connecticut St...Had two receptions for 28 yards in a win versus Montclair St...Had one catch in wins at Brockport, The College of New Jersey and Kean...2004: Saw action in fi ve games with starts

against Kean and Buffalo St...Had a seven-yard reception in a win at Buffalo St...2003: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: A 2003 graduate of Smithtown...Two-

year starter in football...Team captain, MVP, Offensive MVP and earned all-league and all-county honors as a senior...Rushed for more than 1,100 yards as a senior fullback...Three-year member of the baseball team...Batted over .400 in his career...Other: Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland and the SUNYAC All-Academic Team...Parents: Catherine and James Sveda Brothers/Sisters: James, Shane...Shane currently plays baseball at Iona.

Dan Yaeger Defensive BackDansville, New York JuniorMajor: Biology 5-9, 185

2005: Played in all 10 games...Recorded 13 tackles...Registered four tackles in a win at Kean...Made three solo stops in a victory at Brockport...Had two tackles versus Rowan and in a win over W. Connecticut St...Prior to Cortland: Attended Florida Southern, where he was a member of the junior varsity baseball team...High School: Graduated from Dansville

in 2002...Four-year member off the football team...Defensive MVP as a senior...Five-year member of the baseball team...Two-time Section Five honorable mention selection...Exceptional Senior...Three-year member of the basketball team...Parents: Kathy and William Yaeger Brothers/Sisters: Mike, Bill, Krista.

Derek Ziders KickerLancaster, New York JuniorMajor: Geographic Information 6-2, 210

2005: Earned honorable mention All-NJAC honors...Appeared in all 10 games...Scored 37 points...Converted 8-of-13 fi eld goals with a long of 38 yards and 13-of-17 extra points...Made 2-of-2 fi eld goals in wins at Brockport and versus Montclair St...Connected on 2-of-2 fi eld goals versus Buffalo St...Had a 33-yard quick-kick punt in an overtime win at Ithaca...2004: Saw

action in six games...Scored seven points...Connected on 2-of-2 fi eld goals and 1-of-3 extra points...Made a 30-yard fi eld goal in a win at W. Connecticut St...Booted a season-long 39-yard fi eld goal versus Ithaca...2003: Member of the team but did not participate in game action...High School: Graduated from Lancaster Central in 2003...Four-year member of the football team...First team all-division...Second team All-WNY...Holds several kicking records...Other: Member of the Dean’s List and President’s List at Cortland...Parents: Karen and Peter Ziders Brothers/Sisters: Jon, Renee.

The 2006 SUNY Cortland football seniors.

SUNY BROCKPORTSept. 16 — 1 p.m.

Cortland, NYSUNY Cortland

Stadium Complex

Location: Brockport, NYEnrollment: 8,962President: Dr. John R. HalsteadAthletic Director: Linda J. CaseColors: Green and GoldNickname: Golden EaglesAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: Atlantic Central FootballHead Coach: Rocco Salomone (Brockport ’88) 12th Year, 72-40-1Assistant Coaches: Ben Bullock (Defensive Line)Jamie Clark (Tight Ends)Mike Coriale (Running Backs)Bob Ellis (Linebackers, Special Teams)Andre Fontenette (Receivers)Scott Hopsicker (Outside Linebackers)Jeremy Lynch (Defensive Backs)Jason Mangone (Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks)Pete Matthews (Offensive Line, Recruiting Coordinator)Steve Milne (Kickers/Punters)Joe Periera (Linebackers)John Walther (Linebackers)

2005 Record: 5-5 (4-1 ACFC)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 57/22Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost: 2/0Basic Offense: Pro SetBasic Defense: 4-4Home Stadium: Special Olympics StadiumCapacity/Surface: 10,000/grassSports Information Director: Kelly Vergin (585) 395-2218Web Site: www.brockport.edu/~athletics/

2006 ScheduleSept. 9 * at Salisbury .....................1:00Sept. 16 at Cortland ........................1:00Sept. 23 * at Frostburg St. ...............1:00Sept. 30 ITHACA .............................1:00Oct. 7 ST. JOHN FISHER ................1:00Oct. 14 at Springfi eld ...................12:00Oct. 21 * at Wesley........................1:00Oct. 28 MORRISVILLE .....................1:00Nov. 4 * APPRENTICE ...................1:00Nov. 11 BUFFALO ST. ......................1:00

* ACFC game

Game #2

2006 Opponents

2005 Results (5-5, 4-1 ACFC)Sept. 3 CORTLAND ................... L 10-20Sept. 10 * SALISBURY ................ L 30-35Sept. 17 * at Apprentice............. W 14-7Sept. 24 * FROSTBURG ST. ....... W 19-14Oct. 1 at Ithaca ....................... L 17-42Oct. 8 at St. John Fisher .......... L 14-28Oct. 22 * WESLEY ..................... W 47-0Oct. 29 at Rowan ........................ L 0-22Nov. 5 at College of N.J. .......... W 27-0Nov. 12 * at Buffalo St. ........... W 25-19

* ACFC game

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SUNY MORRISVILLESept. 9 — 1 p.m.Morrisville, NY

Drake Field

Location: Morrisville, NYEnrollment: 3,385President: Dr. Raymond CrossAthletic Director: Gregory CarrollColors: Forest Green and WhiteNickname: MustangsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: IndependentHead Coach: Terry Dow (Ithaca ‘90) 10th Year, 57-39Assistant Coaches: Walter Burks Sr. (Defensive backs)Bobby Burns (Tight Ends)Nate Conte (Running backs)Emanuel King Jr. (Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers, Strength and Conditioning)Mike Libertone (Offensive Line)Bill Pawloski (Defensive Line)Jim Ryan (Wide Receivers)

2005 Record: 5-5 (NJCAA, 3-4 NFC)Letterwinners Returning: 21Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 3/8 Basic Offense: I-veerBasic Defense: Pro 4-3Home Stadium: Drake FieldCapacity/Surface: 2,000/grassSports Information Director: Brandy Wilcox (315) 684-6250Web Site: www.morrisville.edu/Athletics/

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 at Buffalo St. .....................1:00Sept. 9 CORTLAND ........................1:00Sept. 16 at W. Connecticut St........12:00Sept. 23 KEAN ................................1:00Sept. 30 SUNY MARITIME ...............1:00Oct. 7 APPRENTICE ......................1:00Oct. 14 at Salisbury ........................1:00Oct. 28 at Brockport ......................1:00Nov. 11 at Wesley.........................12:00

Game #12005 Results (5-5, 3-4 NFC)

Sept. 4 UTICA JV ...................... W 52-0Sept. 10 * NASSAU CC .............. L 28-31Sept. 17 * ALFRED ST. .............. W 27-24Sept. 24 * at Erie CC ...................... L 0-6Oct. 1 * DEAN COLLEGE ....... W 44-30Oct. 8 * at Hudson Valley CC .... L 0-14Oct. 15 Lackawanna ................. L 14-24Oct. 22 * ERIE CC ..................... W 10-7Oct. 23 at Ithaca JV ................. W 40-13Nov. 5 * at Alfred St. ................. L 9-20

* Northeast Football Conference game

Game #4WILLIAM PATERSON

UNIVERSITYSept. 30 — 1 p.m.

Cortland, NYSUNY Cortland

Stadium Complex

Location: Wayne, NJEnrollment: 11,409President: Arnold SpeertAthletic Director: Sabrina GrantColors: Black and OrangeNickname: PioneersAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Mike Miello (Rhode Island ‘67) 2nd Year, 5-5Assistant Coaches:Jerry FloraEdward StinsonSteven BrownMichael KatzMichael McCourtJustin O’ConnorJohn RotellaJ.R. SangiulianoShawn Seabrooks

2005 Record: 5-5 (1-5 NJAC) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 42/26Basic Offense: Pro-SetBasic Defense: 50Home Stadium: Wightman FieldCapacity/Surface: 3,000/artifi cial (Sprinturf)Sports Information Director: TBA (973) 720-2705Web Site: www.wpunj.edu/athletics/

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 at Wilkes ...........................1:00Sept. 9 at Muhlenberg ..................1:00Sept. 16 HOBART ............................1:00Sept. 30 * at Cortland .....................1:00Oct. 7 * W. CONNECTICUT ST. .....1:00Oct. 14 * at College of N.J. ............2:00Oct. 21 * BUFFALO ST. ...................1:00Oct. 28 * at Kean ..........................1:00Nov. 4 * MONTCLAIR ST. ..............1:00Nov. 10 * at Rowan ........................7:00

* NJAC game

2005 Results (5-5, 1-5 NJAC)

Sept. 3 WILKES ....................... W 21-17

Sept. 10 * at W. Connecticut St.... L 0-35

Sept. 17 at Plymouth St. ............. W 17-0

Oct. 1 * at Kean ....................... L 6-24

Oct. 8 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ......... L 7-13

Oct. 15 * MONTCLAIR ST. ......... L 16-26

Oct. 22 * CORTLAND .................. L 0-31

Oct. 29 at Mount Ida ................ W 38-0

Nov. 5 * ROWAN ................... W 20-19

Nov. 12 HUSSON ..................... W 14-10

* NJAC game

Game #3BUFFALO STATESept. 23 — 1 p.m.

Buffalo, NYCoyer Field

Location: Buffalo, NYEnrollment: 11,700President: Dr. Muriel A. HowardAthletic Director: Jerry BoyesColors: Orange and BlackNickname: BengalsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Paul Shaffner (Ithaca ‘82) 3rd Year, 7-12Assistant Coaches: Branden Benham (Defensive Backs)Terry Bitka (Defensive Coordinator)Rob Currin (Assistant Linebackers)Dan DeAngelis (Running Backs/Kickers)Jacob Lees (Assistant Offensive Line)Mike Mikolaichik (Assistant Quarterbacks)Christian Ozolins (Wide Receivers, Special Teams)Cody Pokigo (Assistant Offensive Line)Matthew Roth (Defensive Line)Jay Schikling (Assistant Defensive Backs)Gene Zinni (Offensive Line)

2005 Record: 3-6 (1-4 ACFC)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 36/14Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6Basic Offense: Pro-StyleBasic Defense: 4-3Home Stadium: Coyer FieldCapacity/Surface: 3,000/grassSports Information Director: Jeff Ventura (716) 878-6030Web Site: www.buffalostate.edu/athletics

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 MORRISVILLE .....................1:00Sept. 9 at Ithaca ............................1:00Sept. 23 * CORTLAND .....................1:00Sept. 30 * at Kean ..........................1:00Oct. 7 * MONTCLAIR ST. ..............1:00Oct. 14 * ROWAN ..........................1:00Oct. 21 * at William Paterson .........1:00Oct. 28 * W. CONNECTICUT ST. .....1:00Nov. 4 at College of N.J. .............12:00Nov. 11 at Brockport ......................1:00

* NJAC game

2006 Opponents

2005 Results (3-6, 1-4 ACFC)Sept. 10 ITHACA ........................ L 21-38Sept. 17 * at Wesley..................... L 9-45Sept. 24 at Cortland ................. W 27-20Oct. 1 * at Frostburg St. .......... L 26-27Oct. 15 * at Salisbury ................ L 20-66Oct. 22 * APPRENTICE .............. W 27-0Oct. 29 PLYMOUTH ST. ........... W 34-22Nov. 5 at Thiel ........................... L 3-21Nov. 12 * BROCKPORT .............. L 19-25

* ACFC game

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Game #6WESTERN CONN. ST.

UNIVERSITYOct. 14 — 12 p.m.

Danbury, CTWestside Athletic

Complex

Location: Danbury, CTEnrollment: 4,000President: Dr. James W. SchmotterAthletic Director: Ed FarringtonColors: Dark Blue, Metallic Copper and WhiteNickname: ColonialsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: John Burrell (Middlebury ‘92) 5th Year, 24-16Assistant Coaches: Jim Bataille (Student Assistant)Marc Bourque (Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks) Mike D’Andraia (Wide Receivers) Rocky Kelsey (Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Line, Strength and Conditioning) Dan Loewenberg (Running Backs)Bryan Luchsinger (Offensive Line) Greg Phoenix (Defensive Line)

2005 Record: 6-4 (3-3 NJAC) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 33/17Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 4/7Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost: 1/1 Basic Offense: SpreadBasic Defense: 3-3 StackHome Stadium: Westside Athletic ComplexCapacity/Surface: 2,500/artifi cial (Sprinturf)Sports Information Director: Scott Ames (203) 837-9014Web Site: www.wcsu.edu/sports

2006 ScheduleSept. 9 ST. PETER’S ......................12:00Sept. 16 MORRISVILLE ...................12:00Sept. 23 at Iona ...............................1:00Sept. 30 * at Rowan ........................1:00Oct. 7 * at William Paterson .........1:00Oct. 14 * CORTLAND ...................12:00Oct. 21 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ..........12:00Oct. 28 * at Buffalo St. ..................1:00Nov. 4 * at Kean ..........................1:00Nov. 11 * MONTCLAIR ST. ............12:00

* NJAC game

2006 Opponents

2005 Results (6-4, 3-3 NJAC)Sept. 3 at St. Peter’s ............... W 37-13Sept. 10 * WILLIAM PATERSON .. W 35-0Sept. 17 * at Rowan ..................... L 3-49Oct. 1 PLYMOUTH ST. ............. W 56-7Oct. 7 at Springfi eld .........L 49-50 (OT)Oct. 15 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ..... W 30-17Oct. 22 * at Montclair St. .......... L 13-36Oct. 29 * at Cortland .................. L 7-26Nov. 5 * KEAN ...................... W 36-28Nov. 12 at Mount Ida ................ W 40-7

* NJAC game

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Game #5KEAN UNIVERSITY

Oct. 7 — 1 p.m.Cortland, NY

SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex

Location: Union, NJEnrollment: 13,500President: Dr. Dawood FarahiAthletic Director: Glenn HeddenColors: Blue and WhiteNickname: CougarsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Dan Garrett (Montclair St. ‘97) 1st YearAssistant Coaches: Guy Bertola (Outside Linebackers)Jason Bratcher (Defensive Backs, Special Teams Coordinator) Rob Colt (Wide Receivers)Dan D’Avanzo (Defensive Backs)Jason DeVirgilio (Running Backs)Jim Feeley (Tight Ends, Tackles) Justin Fumando (Defensive Line) Tom Langton (Offensive Line) Keith Migliorino (Inside Linebackers) Bill Nyers (Offensive Coordinator)

2005 Record: 4-6 (2-4 NJAC)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 57/43Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8Basic Offense: Pro-StyleBasic Defense: 3-4Home Stadium: Kean Alumni StadiumCapacity/Surface: 5,300/artifi cial (Sprinturf)Sports Information Director: Karyn Pinter (908) 737-0603Web Site: www.keanathletics.com

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 at Merchant Marine ...........2:30Sept. 16 at Franklin & Marshall ........7:00Sept. 23 at Morrisville ......................1:00Sept. 30 * BUFFALO ST. ...................1:00Oct. 7 * at Cortland .....................1:00Oct. 14 * MONTCLAIR ST. ..............2:00Oct. 21 * at Rowan ........................2:00Oct. 28 * WILLIAM PATERSON .......1:00Nov. 4 * W. CONNECTICUT ST. .....1:00Nov. 11 * at College of N.J. ..........12:00

* NJAC game

2005 Results (4-6, 2-4 NJAC)Sept. 3 MERCHANT MARINE .. W 21-13Sept. 17 * CORTLAND .................. L 6-27Sept. 24 at Wesley...................... L 19-49Oct. 1 * WILLIAM PATERSON .. W 24-6Oct. 8 * at Montclair St. .......L 0-3 (OT)Oct. 15 SETON HILL ................ W 32-27Oct. 22 * ROWAN ..................... L 14-35Oct. 29 at La Salle ..................... L 36-38Nov. 5 * at W. Conn. St. .......... L 28-36Nov. 12 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ..... W 21-14

* NJAC game

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THE COLLEGE of NEW JERSEY

Oct. 28 — 1 p.m.Cortland, NY

SUNY CortlandStadium Complex

Location: Ewing, NJEnrollment: 5,900President: R. Barbara GitensteinAthletic Director: Kevin McHughColors: Blue and GoldNickname: LionsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Eric Hamilton (Trenton State ’75) 30th Year, 175-109-6Assistant Coaches: Rich Alercio (Offensive Coordinator) Frank Francisco (Receivers)Matt Hamilton (Special Teams) Dr. Jay Hoffman (Defensive Coordinator) Ed Place (Defensive Backs) Andrew Pursell (Running Backs)

2005 Record: 3-7 (1-5 NJAC)Letterman Returning/Lost: 51/10Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/8Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/6Basic Offense: Multiple IBasic Defense: “40”Home Stadium: Lions’ StadiumCapacity/Surface: 6,000/artifi cial turfSports Information Director: Ann King (609) 771-2517Web Site: www.TCNJathletics.com

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 at Muhlenberg ..................7:00Sept. 8 at La Salle ..........................7:30Sept. 16 at FDU-Florham .................1:00Sept. 30 * at Montclair St. ...............6:00Oct. 6 * ROWAN ..........................7:00Oct. 14 * WILLIAM PATERSON .......2:00Oct. 21 * at W. Connecticut St.....12:00Oct. 28 * at Cortland .....................1:00Nov. 4 * BUFFALO ST. .................12:00Nov. 11 * KEAN ...........................12:00

* NJAC game

Game #82005 Results (3-7, 1-5 NJAC)

Sept. 2 MUHLENBERG .............. L 13-30Sept. 10 * CORTLAND ................ L 14-30Sept. 16 FDU-FLORHAM ........... W 42-20Sept. 30 * at Rowan ................... L 20-30Oct. 8 * at William Paterson .... W 13-7Oct. 15 * at W. Connecticut St. L 17-30Oct. 22 LA SALLE .................... W 21-16Oct. 29 * MONTCLAIR ST. ......... L 14-21Nov. 5 BROCKPORT ................... L 0-27Nov. 12 * at Kean ..................... L 14-21

* NJAC game

Game #7MONTCLAIR ST. UNIV.Oct. 21 — 1 p.m.

Montclair, NJSprague Field

Location: Montclair, NJEnrollment: 16,480President: Dr. Susan A. ColeAthletic Director: Holly GeraColors: Red and WhiteNickname: Red HawksAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Rick Giancola (Glassboro St. ’68) 24th Year, 157-77-2Assistant Coaches: Todd Agresta (Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs) Al Cappello (Offensive Line, Tight Ends) Mike Cieri (Defensive Line, Special Teams) Jim Delaney (Linebackers) Ron Gavazzi (Defensive Backs)Jim Kelly (Wide Receivers)Aubrey Lewis Jr. (Quarterbacks)Rich O’Connor (Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks)Scott Santora (Defensive Backs)Scott Wisniewski (Running Backs)

2005 Record: 5-5 (4-2 NJAC)2005 Postseason: Lost in ECAC South Atlantic Championship GameLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 53/14Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Basic Offense: Pro-IBasic Defense: MultipleHome Stadium: Sprague FieldCapacity/Surface: 6,000/artifi cial (Field Turf)Sports Information Director: Mike Scala (973) 655-6787Web Site: www.montclair.edu/athletics

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 at Iona ...............................1:00Sept. 16 at Springfi eld .....................1:30Sept. 23 SALISBURY ........................1:00Sept. 30 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ............6:00Oct. 7 * at Buffalo St. ..................1:00Oct. 14 * at Kean ..........................2:00Oct. 21 * CORTLAND .....................1:00Oct. 28 * ROWAN ..........................1:00Nov. 4 * at William Paterson .........1:00Nov. 11 * at W. Connecticut St.....12:00

* NJAC game

2005 Results (5-5, 4-2 NJAC)Sept. 3 IONA .....................L 14-21 (OT)Sept. 17 at Frostburg St. ............. L 14-17Sept. 24 at Salisbury ................. W 31-27Oct. 1 * at Cortland ................ L 14-39Oct. 8 * KEAN ...................W 3-0 (OT)Oct. 15 * at William Paterson .. W 26-16Oct. 22 * W. CONN. ST. .......... W 36-13Oct. 29 * at College of N.J. ..... W 21-14Nov. 12 * at Rowan ................... L 14-31ECAC South Atlantic Championship Game

Nov. 19 at Widener ................... L 18-27

* NJAC game

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Game #10ITHACA COLLEGENov. 11 — 12 p.m.

Cortland, NYSUNY Cortland

Stadium Complex

Location: Ithaca, NYEnrollment: 6,700President: Peggy R. WilliamsAthletic Director: Ken KutlerColors: Blue and GoldNickname: BombersAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: Empire 8Head Coach: Mike Welch (Ithaca ’74) 13th Year, 97-35Assistant Coaches: Tariq Ahmad (Running Backs) Gary Bucci (Wide Receivers)Mike Discenza (Outside Linebackers)Dan Elberty (Tight Ends)Sean Fitzmaurice (Defensive Line)Tim Pendergast (Defensive Backs)Mark Raymond (Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers)Rob Schur (Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line)

2005 Record: 8-3, 6-0 Empire 82005 Postseason: Lost in NCAA First RoundLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 40/23Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost: 1/1Basic Offense: Pro IBasic Defense: 4-3Home Stadium: Butterfi eld StadiumCapacity/Surface: 5,000/grassSports Information Director: Mike Warwick (607) 274-1401Web Site: http://bombers.ithaca.edu

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 HUNTINGDON ...................1:00Sept. 9 BUFFALO ST. ......................1:00Sept. 16 * HARTWICK .....................1:00Sept. 23 * at St. John Fisher ............1:00Sept. 30 at Brockport ......................1:00Oct. 7 * at Norwich .....................1:30Oct. 21 * UTICA COLLEGE .............1:00Oct. 28 * SPRINGFIELD ...................1:00Nov. 4 * at Alfred .........................1:00Nov. 11 at Cortland ......................12:00

* Empire 8 game

2005 Results (8-3, 6-0 Empire 8)Sept. 10 at Buffalo St. .............. W 38-21Sept. 17 * at Hartwick .............. W 59-41Sept. 24 * ST. JOHN FISHER ..W 41-35 (OT)Oct. 1 BROCKPORT ............... W 42-17Oct. 8 * NORWICH ................. W 41-7Oct. 15 at Lycoming ...........L 30-33 (OT)Oct. 22 * at Utica College ......... W 37-0Oct. 29 * at Springfi eld ........... W 35-28Nov. 5 * ALFRED ................... W 28-14Nov. 12 CORTLAND ............L 30-37 (OT)

NCAA Division III PlayoffsNov. 19 at Union ....................... L 41-55

* Empire 8 game

Team helmet logos courtesy of The Helmet Project (www.nationalchamps.net/Helmet_Project)

Game #9ROWAN UNIVERSITY

Nov. 4 — 1 p.m.Glassboro, NJ

John PageStadium

Location: Glassboro, NJEnrollment: 9,762President: Dr. Donald J. FarishAthletic Director: Joy SolomenColors: Brown and GoldNickname: ProfsAffi liations: NCAA Div. III, ECACConference: NJACHead Coach: Jay Accorsi (Nichols ‘85) 5th Year, 38-9Assistant Coaches: Bob Amundson (Assistant Defensive Line)Creg Bethea (Super Backs) Brian Bodine (Special Teams Coordinator) Tom Doddy (Offensive Coordinator) Mark Hendricks (Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers) Pat Lancetta (Defensive Line) Mike Mannal (Defensive Backs)Doug Volovar (Wide Receivers) Shaun Williams (Inside Linebackers) Brian Wright (Offensive Line)

2005 Record: 11-2 (5-1 NJAC) 2005 Postseason: Lost in NCAA Semifi nalsLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 69/13Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2Special Teams Starters Returning/Lost: 2/0 Basic Offense: Spread no-huddleBasic Defense: 4-3Home Stadium: John Page StadiumCapacity/Surface: 5,000/artifi cial (FastGrass)Sports Information Director: Sheila Stevenson (856) 256-4252Web Site: www.rowan.edu/sports

2006 ScheduleSept. 2 CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT ...1:00Sept. 23 at Robert Morris ................1:00Sept. 30 * W. CONNECTICUT ST. .....1:00Oct. 6 * at College of N.J. ............7:00Oct. 14 * at Buffalo St. ..................1:00Oct. 21 * KEAN .............................2:00Oct. 28 * at Montclair St. ...............1:00Nov. 4 * CORTLAND .....................1:00Nov. 10 * WILLIAM PATERSON .......7:00

* NJAC game

2005 Results (11-2, 5-1 NJAC)Sept. 3 at Chris. Newport ....... W 21-14Sept. 17 * W. CONN. ST. ............ W 49-3Sept. 24 ROBERT MORRIS ..W 35-28 (OT)Sept. 30 * COLLEGE OF N.J. ..... W 30-20Oct. 15 * at Cortland .............. W 24-16Oct. 22 * at Kean ................... W 35-14Oct. 29 BROCKPORT ................. W 22-0Nov. 5 * at William Paterson .... L 19-20Nov. 12 * MONTCLAIR ST. ....... W 31-14

NCAA Division III PlayoffsNov. 19 WILKES ......................... W 42-3Nov. 26 at Union ..................... W 28-24Dec. 3 at Delaware Valley ...... W 27-21Dec. 10 at Mount Union .............. L 7-19

* NJAC game

(Active players in bold italics)

(Records include postseason games, beginning in 2002, per NCAA rule change)

SCORING

Most Points Scored:(Career)

268, Dave Cook, 1981-84222, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-98192, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90189, George Oostmeyer, 2000-03170, Mike Bowe, 1979-82164, Steve Davis, 2001-04153, Merlin Hathaway, 1938-40153, Brian Anthony, 1993-96

(Season)108, Omar Darling, 1998102, Omar Darling, 1997102, Scott Berent, 1991100, Dave Cook, 1984 92, Lyle Schuler, 1976

(Game)36, S.M. “Dutch” Craumer vs. Bergen, 194632, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 1980

Most Touchdowns Scored:(Career)

44, Dave Cook, 1981-8437, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-98

(Season)18, Omar Darling, 199817, Omar Darling, 199717, Scott Berent, 199116, Dave Cook, 198415, Lyle Schuler, 197615, Gareth Grayson, 1988

(Game)6, S.M. “Dutch” Craumer vs. Bergen, 19465, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 19805, Dave Cook vs. Brockport, 1984

KICKING

Longest Field Goal:61 yards, Bill Shear vs. Hobart, 1966(Note: The longest since at least 1982 is 48 yards by George Oostmeyer vs. Rowan, 2001)

Longest Punt:85 yards, S.M. “Dutch” Craumer, 194675 yards, Ed Louiz vs. Montclair, 197574 yards, Todd Hobin vs. Alfred, 198572 yards, Pete Palleschi vs. Brockport, 195471 yards, Scott Harrison vs. Ithaca, 1999

Most Points By a Kicker:(Career) 192, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90(Season) 70, George Oostmeyer, 2002 (11 FG, 37 PATs)

Most Field Goals:(Career)

31, George Oostmeyer, 2000-0329, Brian Anthony, 1993-9626, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90

Cortland Record Book

Tailback Omar Darling rushed for a school single-season record 16 touchdowns and was named ECAC Division III Upstate New York Player of the Year in 1997. Darling fi nished his career with 2,314 rushing yards and is one of only two Cortland players to have scored more than 200 points.

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(Season)12, George Oostmeyer, 200011, George Oostmeyer, 2002 11, Nicholas Coursen, 199811, Brian Anthony, 199410, Ted Nagengast, 1988

(Game)4, George Oostmeyer vs. New Jersey City, 20003, Ryan DeCamp vs. Ithaca, 20033, Ryan DeCamp vs. Rowan, 20033, George Oostmeyer vs. College of N.J., 20003, George Oostmeyer vs. Utica College, 20023, Brian Anthony vs. Washington & Jefferson, 19943, Ted Nagengast vs. Buffalo St., 19873, Ted Nagengast vs. Stony Brook, 19873, Jim Perrott vs. C.W. Post, 1963

Most PATs Kicked:(Career)

112, Ted Nagengast, 1987-90(Season)

40, Matt Pietrzak (40-for-42), 1991(Game)

10, Al Rapp (10-for-10) vs. Brockport, 196910, Nicholas Coursen (10-for-10) vs. N.J. City, 1999

Most Consecutive PATs Kicked:67, George Oostmeyer, 2000-0245, Matt Pietrzak, 1990-91

RUSHING

(TEAM)Most Yards Rushing:

(Season)2,766 in 10 games, 1990

(Game)395 vs. St. Lawrence, 1983375 vs. Wilkes, 1990372 vs. St. John Fisher, 1991351 vs. St. John Fisher, 1990

(INDIVIDUAL)Most Yards Rushing:

(Career)3,455, Dave Cook, 1981-842,826, Steve Davis, 2001-042,498, Gareth Grayson, 1986-882,314, Omar Darling, 1994-95, 97-982,299, Mike Bowe, 1979-822,105, Scott Berent, 1990-91

(Season)1,378, Gareth Grayson, 19881,226, Omar Darling, 19981,181, Scott Berent, 19901,153, Dave Cook, 19841,057, Dave Cook, 19831,012, Steve Pisciotta, 1987

(Game)276, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1983244, Mike Bowe vs. Marist, 1980231, Jude Francois vs. Central Conn., 1979215, Gareth Grayson vs. Albany, 1988212, Dave Cook vs. Canisius, 1984208, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1984200, Gareth Grayson vs. Buffalo St., 1988

Most Rushing Attempts:(Career) 681, Dave Cook, 1981-84(Season) 282, Gareth Grayson, 1988(Game) 44, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 1984

Most Touchdowns Rushing:(Career)

43, Dave Cook, 1981-84(Season)

16, Omar Darling, 199715, Omar Darling, 199815, Lyle Schuler, 197615, Dave Cook, 198415, Scott Berent, 1991

(Game)5, Mike Bowe vs. Canisius, 19805, Dave Cook vs. Brockport, 1984

Longest Runs From Line of Scrimmage:(Game)

91 yards, Dave Cook vs. Albany, 198287 yards, Mike Bowe vs. Alfred, 198183 yards, Dave Cook vs. St. Lawrence, 198381 yards, Howard Horton vs. Albany, 198579 yards, Dave Cook vs. Albany, 1983

Cortland Record Book (continued)

PASSING

(TEAM)Most Yards Passing:(Season) 2,905 in 10 games, 1998(Game) 436 vs. Albany, 1978

(INDIVIDUAL)Most Yards Passing:

(Career)6,007, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-20035,366, Dick Puccio, 1988-914,806, Jeff Humble, 1996-994,763, Steve Sanzo, 1992-953,953, Rob Hale, 1996-973,780, Jay Cieply, 1979-82

(Season)2,342, Steve Sanzo, 19942,336, Jeff Humble, 19992,271, Jeff Humble, 19982,266, Ryan McCarthy, 20002,118, J.J. Tutwiler, 20012,108, Rob Hale, 19972,105, J.J. Tutwiler, 20022,098, Brian Wild, 1992

(Game)436, John Simek vs. Albany, 1978431, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001370, Jeff Humble vs. College of N.J., 1998363, John Simek vs. Ithaca, 1978342, Rob Hale vs. Ithaca, 1997339, J.J. Tutwiler vs. New Jersey City, 2001338, J.J. Tutwiler vs. The College of New Jersey, 2002337, Brian Wild vs. Buffalo St., 1992336, Jeff Humble vs. Brockport, 1998334, Rob Hale vs. Brockport, 1996333, Ryan McCarthy vs. Ithaca, 2000328, Steve Sanzo vs. Buffalo St., 1995322, Steve Sanzo vs. Newport News Apprentice, 1994320, Ralph Boettger vs. Central Conn., 1976318, Ryan McCarthy vs. Springfi eld, 1998315, Dick Puccio vs. Brockport, 1991308, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair, 1994306, Jeff Humble vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1999305, Jeff Humble vs. Brockport, 1999

Most Passes Attempted:(Career)

784, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03764, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95727, Dick Puccio, 1988-91673, Jay Cieply, 1979-82654, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76

(Season)379, Ryan McCarthy, 2000341, Steve Sanzo, 1994312, Rob Hale, 1997309, Jeff Humble, 1999306, Steve Sanzo, 1995

(Game)67, John Simek vs. Albany, 197850, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 200149, Rob Hale vs. Brockport, 199648, Jeff Humble vs. Montclair St., 199848, Brian Wild vs. Buffalo St., 1992

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Cortland Record Book (continued)

Most Passes Attempted (Game) (continued):47, Ryan McCarthy vs. Springfi eld, 199847, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair St., 1994

Most Passes Completed:(Career)

451, Dick Puccio, 1988-91447, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-03398, Steve Sanzo, 1992-95344, Jeff Humble, 1996-99336, Rob Hale, 1996-97

(Season)223, Ryan McCarthy, 2000186, Steve Sanzo, 1994176, Jeff Humble, 1999176, Rob Hale, 1997171, Brian Wild, 1992

(Game)34, John Simek vs. Albany, 197832, J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 200131, Steve Sanzo vs. Montclair St., 199429, Ryan McCarthy vs. Buffalo St., 200029, Brian Wild vs. S. Connecticut, 1992

Most Consecutive Passes Completed:20, Dick Puccio (vs. Brockport (13) and Albany (7), 1991)

Most Touchdown Passes Thrown:(Career)

45, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-0340, Dick Puccio, 1988-9130, Rob Hale, 1996-9728, Jeff Humble, 1996-9925, Steve Sanzo, 1992-9524, Alex Smith, 2004-05

(Season)21, J.J. Tutwiler, 200118, Jeff Humble, 199818, Rob Hale, 1997

16, Steve Sanzo, 199415, J.J. Tutwiler, 200215, John Simek, 197814, Rich Keefer, 198814, Dick Puccio, 1990

(Game)5, Rob Hale vs. Ithaca, 19975, Steve Sanzo vs. Newport News, 19945, Alex Smith vs. Kean, 20044, Seven players tied (Last: J.J. Tutwiler vs. Rowan, 2001)

Most Interceptions Thrown:(Career)

42, Jay Cieply, 1979-8241, Ralph Boettger, 1973-76

(Season)20, Steve Sanzo, 199517, Greg Didio, 197714, Jeff Humble, 199914, Jeff Humble, 199814, Jay Cieply, 1979

(Game)7, John Dargle vs. Hobart, 19855, Four players tied (Last: Dick Puccio vs. Buffalo St., 1991)

RECEIVING

(INDIVIDUAL)Most Pass Receptions:

(Career)170, Steve Ellis, 1991-94154, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-04130, Matt Shell, 1988-91126, Brian Babst, 1999-2001124, Greg Sirico, 1987-90123, Brian Girardi, 1997-99119, James Gambino, 1994-96118, Rocco Colucci, 1999-2000, 2002104, Anthony Falco, 1994-97102, Tony Romano, 2000-04102, Joe Marzullo, 2000-02101, Dave Falco, 1985-88

(Season)68, Steve Ellis, 199461, Brian Girardi, 199861, Matt Shell, 199160, Brian Babst, 200058, Brian Babst, 200157, James Gambino, 199555, Greg Sirico, 199054, Anthony Falco, 199754, Rocco Colucci, 200053, Joe Marzullo, 200253, James Gambino, 199651, Brian Girardi, 1999

(Game)16, Frank Goroleski vs. Albany, 197814, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 200114, Steve Ellis vs. Buffalo St., 199212, James Gambino vs. Washington & Jefferson, 199511, Joe Marzullo vs. Rowan, 200211, Steve Ellis vs. Montclair St., 199411, Tom Cummings vs. Central Connecticut St., 197811, Matt Shell vs. Mansfi eld, 1991

C O R T L A N D22

Quarterback Rob Hale, who led the Red Dragons to an NCAA playoff appearance in head coach Dan MacNeill’s fi rst season, is ranked in the top fi ve in three career, season and single-game categories in just two seasons under center.

Cortland Record Book (continued)

Most Touchdown Receptions:(Career)

23, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-0419, Tony Romano, 2000-0415, Greg Sirico, 1987-9014, Brian Babst, 1999-200114, Earl Rogers, 1968-7013, Brian Girardi, 1997-9911, Steve Ellis, 1991-9411, Rod Verkey, 1966-68

(Season)9, Brian Girardi, 19989, Steve Ellis, 19949, Rod Verkey, 19688, Neal Heaton Jr., 20028, Tony Romano, 20017, Brian Babst, 20017, Erick Bernard, 19977, Gary Theobald, 19717, Greg Sirico, 1990

(Game)3, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 20013, Brian Girardi vs. William Paterson, 19983, Erick Bernard vs. Kean, 19973, John Devendorf vs. Southern Connecticut St., 1978

Longest Pass Receptions:(Game)

81 yards, Earl Rogers vs. Indiana (PA), 197080 yards, Steve Ellis vs. Ithaca, 199480 yards, Gary Theobald vs. Bridgeport 197280 yards, Frank Burm vs. Buffalo, 198280 yards, Dwayne Taylor vs. Canisius, 1982

Most Reception Yardage:(Career)

2,375, Steve Ellis, 1991-942,065, Neal Heaton Jr., 2001-041,961, Brian Girardi, 1997-991,819, Brian Babst, 1999-20011,618, James Gambino, 1994-961,616, Gene Gleeson, 1977-801,592, Greg Sirico, 1987-90

(Season)1,089, Steve Ellis, 1994978, Brian Babst, 2001947, Brian Girardi, 1998916, Brian Girardi, 1999784, Frank Goroleski, 1978766, James Gambino, 1995

(Game)267, Frank Burm vs. Buffalo, 1982230, Frank Goroleski vs. Albany, 1978219, Brian Babst vs. Rowan, 2001186, Brian Girardi vs. William Paterson, 1998185, Steve Ellis vs. Springfi eld, 1994179, Dave Kelly vs. Canisius, 1988171, Brian Babst vs. New Jersey City, 2001163, Brian Babst vs. William Paterson, 2000162, James Gambino vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1995160, Brian Babst vs. Kean, 2001158, Brian Girardi vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1999158, Mark Jenks vs. Ithaca, 1973152, Tom Cummings vs. Central Conn. St., 1976150, Steve Ellis vs. Buffalo St., 1992

Most 100-yard Receiving Games:(Career) 10, Steve Ellis, 1991-94(Season) 6, Steve Ellis, 1994

TOTAL OFFENSE

(TEAM)Most Total Offensive Yards:

(Season)4,481 (10 games), 1990

(Game)662, vs. St. John Fisher, 1990

Combined Total Offensive Yards:(Game)

1,210, Cortland (608) vs. Albany (602), 1978

(INDIVIDUAL)Most Total Offensive Yards:

(Career)6,598, J.J. Tutwiler, 2000-035,301, Dick Puccio, 1988-914,757, Steve Sanzo, 1992-954,685, Jeff Humble, 1996-994,246, Rob Hale, 1996-97

(Season)2,378, J.J. Tutwiler, 20022,323, Steve Sanzo, 19942,297, Jeff Humble, 19992,279, Rob Hale, 19972,211, Jeff Humble, 1998

Brian Girardi had one of Cortland’s most prolifi c seasons for a wide receiver in 1998 when he caught 61 passes for 947 yards and a school-record tying nine TDs.

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RETURNS

(INDIVIDUAL)Longest Kickoff Return:100 yards, Will Groff vs. St. John Fisher, 2003100 yards, Jeff Austin vs. Buffalo, 198599 yards, Erick Bernard vs. Kean, 199795 yards, Howie Dingman vs. Mansfi eld 194193 yards, Bruce Layman vs. Bridegport, 197392 yards, Jeff Austin vs. Buffalo St., 1984

Longest Punt Return:95 yards, Bill Bergstrom vs. Trenton, 193380 yards, Norm Foster vs. Brockport, 195174 yards, John Devendorf vs. U. Buffalo, 197870 yards, Dom Narcisco vs. Utica College, 200165 yards, Rick Page vs. Brockport, 196465 yards, Gary Tiffany vs. Springfi eld, 1974

DEFENSE

(TEAM)Most Interceptions, Season:24 in 10 games, 198123 in 10 games, 2005

Most Blocked Kicks, Season:9 in 10 games, 2005

Most Sacks, Season:52 in 10 games, 200547 in 11 games, 2002

(INDIVIDUAL)Most Interceptions:

(Career)12, Steve Daly, 1974-7612, Stef Sair, 2003-05

(Season)8, Steve Daly, 19756, Ken Fougnier, 19666, Paul Swanson, 19676, Jeff Wilcox, 1981

(Game)3, Norm Foster vs. Brockport, 19573, Peter Wagner vs. Alfred, 19653, Ken Fougnier vs. Alfred, 19663, Darin Strong vs. Rowan, 1995

Most Consecutive Games With Interception:4, Steve Daly (fi ve in four games), 1975

Longest Interception Return:94 yards, Steve Armstrong vs. N.Y. Tech, 198170 yards, Stef Sair vs. Ithaca, 200568 yards, Stef Sair vs. William Paterson, 200468 yards, Dick Skimin vs. Buffalo, 195463 yards, Jason Dudek vs. Brockport, 199363 yards, Ken Fougnier vs. Brockport, 1964

Most Tackles, Career:393, Tony Zawadzki, 1982-85392, Paul Falsone, 1982-85384, Bob Bateson, 1979-82

Cortland Record Book (continued)

Most Quarterback Sacks, Season:14, Russ Alger, 199812, Vinny Swanda, 1990

Most Tackles For Losses, Season:(Does not include sacks)20, John Longo, 200216, Paul Falsone, 198515, Vinny Swanda, 1990

Most Pass Breakups, Season:20, Eugene Iozzino, 1979

Most Forced Fumbles, Season:5, Travis Costin, 20035, Eugene Iozzino, 1979

Most Fumble Recoveries, Season:5, Micah Kurtz, 20025, J.J. Graham, 1992

Most Blocked Kicks, Season:6, Josh Jablonski, 20054, R-Kal Truluck, 1996

Most Blocked Kicks, Career:9, Josh Jablonski, 2002-058, R-Kal Truluck, 1992, 1994-96

Most Defensive Touchdowns, Season:3, Chuck Eich, 2003

C O R T L A N D24

Former Red Dragon defensive lineman R-Kal Truluck played four seasons in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs (2002-03), Green Bay Packers (2004) and Arizona Cardinals (2005). He has also played in both the Arena and Canadian Football Leagues, including a stint with the Montreal Alouettes in 2006.

CORTLAND POSTSEASON HISTORY

NCAA DIV. III PLAYOFFS 1988: Cortland 32, Hofstra 27 Ithaca 24, Cortland 17 1989: Union 42, Cortland 14 1990: Hofstra 35, Cortland 9 1997: The College of N.J. 34, Cortland 30 2005: Hobart 23, Cortland 22

ECAC DIV. III PLAYOFFS1991: Cortland 21, Plymouth St. 6 (Northwest)1992: Cortland 38, Bentley 20 (Northwest)1994: Cortland 15, Maine Maritime 6 (Northeast)1995: Springfi eld 49, Cortland 26 (Northeast)2002: Cortland 30, Westfi eld St. 7 (Northwest)2003: St. John Fisher 47, Cortland 37 (Northwest)

The Last Time it Happened...(prior to the 2006 season)

INTERCEPTION RETURNED FOR TDCort: Stef Sair, 70 yards at Ithaca, 11/12/05Opp: Keith Heimerl (at Rowan), 45 yards, 10/16/04

KICKOFF RETURNED FOR TDCort: Will Groff, 100 yards at St. John Fisher, 11/22/03Opp: Mike Postell (Kean), 92 yards, 9/21/02

PUNT RETURNED FOR TD (not including blocked punt return)Cort: Stef Sair, 40 yards at William Paterson, 10/22/05Opp: Adam Swinchock (at Wash. & Jeff.), 72 yards, 10/2/99

BLOCKED PUNT RETURNED FOR TDCort: Matt Berman, 32 yards vs. Ithaca, 11/13/04Opp: Dustin Katcher (Rowan), 0 yards, 10/15/05

FUMBLE RECOVERY FOR TDCort: Adam Haas, 10 yards at Kean, 9/17/05Opp: Phill Perkins (at Hobart), 0 yards, 11/19/05

SAFETYCort: vs. Ithaca, 11/7/98 (tackled RB in end zone)Opp: Montclair St., 10/2/04 (blocked punt)

DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINTCort: Stef Sair (blocked PAT return) at Ithaca, 11/12/05Opp: Buffalo St. (at Cortland) (blocked PAT return), 9/23/95

SHUTOUTCort: 31-0, at William Paterson, 10/22/05Opp.: 14-0, vs. Brockport, 9/2/00

100-YARD RUSHING GAMECort: Alex Smith, 100 yards at Hobart, 11/19/05Opp: James Perkins (Buffalo St.), 123 yards, 9/24/05

150-YARD RUSHING GAMECort: Steve Davis, 153 yards at Rowan, 10/16/04Opp: Jamie Donovan (Ithaca), 203 yards, 11/13/04

200-YARD RUSHING GAMECort: Gareth Grayson, 215 yards vs. Albany, 10/15/88Opp: Jamie Donovan (Ithaca), 203 yards, 11/13/04

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMECort: Anthony Morat, 100 yards at Hobart, 11/19/05Opp: Kelly Gordon (at Ithaca), 120 yards, 11/12/05 Justin Esposito (at Ithaca), 109 yards, 11/12/05

150-YARD RECEIVING GAMECort: Brian Babst, 163 yards vs. William Paterson, 10/21/00Opp: Jasonus Tillery (Kean), 180 yards, 9/18/04

250-YARD PASSING GAMECort: Alex Smith, 269 yards vs. Montclair St., 10/1/05Opp: Josh Felicetti (at Ithaca), 373 yards, 11/12/05

300-YARD PASSING GAMECort: J.J. Tutwiler, 338 yards vs. The College of New Jersey, 9/14/02Opp: Josh Felicetti (at Ithaca), 373 yards, 11/12/05

OVERTIME GAME37-30 win at Ithaca (1 OT), 11/12/05 (Cortland is 2-2 in overtime games; all were 1 OT)

Most Points Scored:(Game) 73, vs. Brockport, 1969 73, vs. New Jersey City, 1999(Season) 380, in 10 games, 1990Fewest Points Scored:(Season) 13, seven games, 1927Most Combined Points Scored:(Game) 96, Cortland (34) vs. Springfi eld (62), 1998Fewest Combined Points Scored:(Game) 0, nine times, (last: 1973 vs. East Stroudsburg)Most Points Allowed:(Game) 69, vs. East Stroudsburg, 1977(Season) 332, in 10 games, 1977Fewest Points Allowed:(Season) 16, in seven games, 1933Most Shutouts:(Season) 6, in 10 games, 1989(NCAA DIVISION III RECORD)Highest Points-Per-Game Average:(Season) 38.0 in 10 games, 1990Most Games Won:(Season) 11, (11-1, 10-0 regular season), 1988Fewest Games Won:(Season) 0, (0-6-1 in 1927 and 0-5-1 in 1928)Most Consecutive Games Without a Defeat:17, from 1932 to 1934Most Consecutive Home Contests Without a Defeat:20, from 1987 to 1990Most Consecutive Home GamesWithout a Victory:16, from 1927 to 1929

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1893 2-4-0 ---1894 1-2-0 ---1895 4-1-0 ---1896 6-0-0 ---1897 2-3-2 ---1898 3-0-2 ---1899 6-0-0 ---

1900 4-5-1 ---1901 4-2-1 ---1902 6-1-0 ---1903 4-5-0 ---1904 6-2-1 ---1905 1-6-0 ---1906 1-4-0 ---1907 1-1-0 ---1908 0-2-0 ---1909-10 No games reported

1911 1-2-1 ---1912 3-4-0 ---1913 2-2-1 ---1914 4-5-0 ---1915 3-4-3 ---1916 1-3-0 ---1917-23 No games played

1924 4-2-0 Willard Ashbrook1925 5-1-1 Ashbrook1926 4-1-2 Ashbrook1927 0-6-1 Ashbrook1928 0-5-1 George Hendricks1929 3-4-0 Howard Hobson

1930 4-3-0 Henry Kumpf1931 2-3-1 Kumpf1932 4-0-3 Carl “Chugger” Davis1933 5-0-2 Davis1934 4-1-1 Davis1935 6-0-1 Davis1936 5-1-0 Davis1937 4-2-0 Davis1938 2-4-0 Davis1939 5-2-0 Davis

1940 2-5-0 Davis1941 2-3-1 Davis1942 4-1-0 Davis1943-45 No Games - World War II1946 4-3-0 Davis1947 5-3-0 Davis1948 5-1-1 Davis1949 4-3-0 Davis

1950 3-4-0 Davis1951 3-4-0 Davis1952 4-2-1 Davis1953 2-3-1 Davis1954 2-3-2 Davis1955 6-1-0 Davis1956 4-3-0 Davis

1957 4-1-2 Davis1958 5-2-0 Davis1959 2-3-2 Davis

1960 2-5-0 Davis1961 4-3-0 Davis1962 3-4-0 Davis1963 4-3-0 Roger Robinson1964 8-1-0 Robinson1965 7-2-0 Robinson1966 6-2-0 Robinson1967 4-4-0 Robinson1968 5-3-0 Robinson1969 4-4-0 Robinson

1970 5-4-0 Robinson1971 4-5-0 Robinson1972 6-3-0 Robinson1973 1-7-1 Robinson1974 2-6-1 Robinson1975 2-6-1 Robinson1976 4-5-0 Robinson1977 2-8-0 Robinson1978 5-5-0 Robinson1979 1-9-0 Robinson

1980 3-7-0 Ed Decker1981 6-4-0 Decker1982 4-6-0 Decker1983 4-5-0 Larry Czarnecki1984 4-6-0 Czarnecki1985 4-5-0 Czarnecki1986 1-8-0 Dennis Kayser

Cortland Football: Year-By-Year Win-Loss RecordsYEAR RECORD COACH YEAR RECORD COACH

1987 5-4-0 Kayser1988 * 11-1-0 Kayser1989 # 9-2-0 Kayser

1990 # 9-2-0 Dave Murray1991 $ 8-3-0 Murray1992 $ 7-4-0 Murray1993 1-9-0 Murray1994 @ 7-4-0 Murray1995 % 6-4-1 Murray1996 6-4 Murray1997 # 8-3 Dan MacNeill1998 4-6 MacNeill1999 5-5 MacNeill (NJAC record in parentheses)

2000 4-6 (4-2) MacNeill2001 5-5 (3-3) MacNeill2002 $ 9-2 (4-2) MacNeill2003 ! 5-5 (2-3) MacNeill2004 5-4 (4-2) MacNeill2005 # 7-3 (5-1) MacNeill

* Includes 1-1 record in NCAA playoffs # Includes 0-1 record in NCAA playoffs$ Includes victory in ECAC Northwest Championship@ Includes victory in ECAC Northeast Championship% Includes loss in ECAC Northeast Championship! Includes loss in ECAC Northwest Championship

YEAR RECORD COACH

Left to right: Rich Coyne, Head Coach Dan MacNeill, Matt Rickert, Matt Monpetit.

2006 Team Captains

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Cortland Football All-Americans (since 1983)

Cortland vs. 2006 Opponents Series First Last Current Last Opponent Record Game Game Streak Cort. WinBrockport 42-13-2 1948 2005 Cortland 1 2005, 20-10Buffalo St. 13-9-0 1984 2005 Buffalo St. 1 2004, 28-14Ithaca 25-36-3 1930 2005 Cortland 1 2005, 37-30Kean 10-0-0 1996 2005 Cortland 10 2005, 27-6Montclair St. 12-9-1 1964 2005 Cortland 2 2005, 39-14Morrisville 1-0-0 1930 1930 Cortland 1 1930, 12-0College of N.J. 9-6-0 1933 2005 Cortland 1 2005, 30-14Rowan 3-9-1 1964 2005 Rowan 4 2001, 32-31W. Connecticut St. 5-0-0 1988 2005 Cortland 5 2005, 26-7 William Paterson 9-1-0 1996 2005 Cortland 4 2005, 31-0

Totals 129-83-7 (.605)

Year Name Pos. Team1983 Paul Falsone DT 2nd Team Dave Cook RB 3rd Team Dave Cook RB Hon. Mention A.P. Little All-America

1984 Dave Cook RB 2nd Team Tony Zawadzki LB Hon. Mention

1985 Paul Falsone DT 2nd Team Alan Wohlford OT Hon. Mention Tony Zawadzki LB Hon. Mention

1987 Steve Pisciotta RB Hon. Mention

1988 Gareth Grayson RB 1st Team Gareth Grayson RB FB Gazette 1st Team Rich Keefer QB 3rd Team Rich Keefer QB FB Gazette Hon. Men. Tom Schmandt OG 3rd Team Dave Kelly TE FB Gazette 2nd Team Dave Kelly TE Hon. Mention Bob Keith LB FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1989 Jim Cook C AFCA College Div. II Jim Cook C 1st Team Jim Cook C FB Gazette 2nd Team Vinny Swanda LB 2nd Team Bob Keith LB Hon. Mention Bob Keith LB FB Gazette Hon. Men. Mark Houghton WR FB Gazette Hon. Men. Dick Puccio QB FB Gazette Hon. Men. Vinny Swanda LB FB Gazette Hon. Men. Steve McGowan DB FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1990 Vinny Swanda LB 1st Team Vinny Swanda LB FB Gazette 1st Team Chris Lafferty OG 1st Team Chris Lafferty OG FB Gazette 2nd Team Jim Cary P 3rd Team Scott Berent RB FB Gazette 3rd Team

1991 Vinny Swanda LB AFCA College Div. II Vinny Swanda LB 1st Team Vinny Swanda LB FB Gazette 1st Team Matt Shell WR Hon. Mention

ECAC Upstate New York Division III“Player of the Year”

1984, Dave Cook, Running Back1988, Gareth Grayson, Running Back1990, Vinny Swanda, Linebacker1991, Dick Puccio, Quarterback1994, Steve Ellis, Wide Receiver1997, Omar Darling, Running Back

Unless otherwise noted, All-America teams listed above are Division III and were sponsored by Pizza Hut (1983-89), Champion U.S.A. (1990-93), CoSIDA (1994) or Hewlett Packard (1995-2002). Football Gazette began selecting All-Americans in 1986 and D3football.com began selecting All-Americans in 1999. Cortland has had fi ve American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-Americans. In addition to the four listed above, receiver Rod Verkey earned AFCA All-America honors in 1967.

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Year Name Pos. Team1991 Matt Shell WR FB Gazette Hon. Men. Nino Corbo OT FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1992 Barry Thornton LB FB Gazette 3rd Team Nino Corbo OT Hon. Mention Jeff Matthews TE FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1993 Sam Owens LB Hon. Mention Sam Owens LB FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1994 Brian Anthony K 2nd Team Brian Anthony K FB Gazette 2nd Team Steve Ellis WR 3rd Team Steve Ellis WR FB Gazette Hon. Men.

1995 R-Kal Truluck LB FB Gazette 2nd Team

1996 Patrick Lalley C AFCA College Div. III

1997 Brian McAvan OG AFCA College Div. III Greg Jackson DT Hon. Mention

1998 Russ Alger DL FB Gazette 2nd Team Russ Alger DL 3rd Team

2002 John Longo DL 3rd Team John Longo DL D3football.com Hon. Men.

2005 Adam Haas DL D3football.com 1st Team Adam Haas DL FB Gazette 1st Team Stef Sair DB FB Gazette Hon. Men. Eric Jendryaszek OL FB Gazette Hon. Men.

New Jersey Athletic Conference 2005 Final Football Standings

NJAC OverallSchool W-L PF PA W-L PF PARowan 5-1 188 87 11-2 370 196SUNY Cortland 5-1 169 65 7-3 268 155Montclair St. 4-2 114 113 5-5 191 205W. Connecticut St. 3-3 124 156 6-4 306 233Kean 2-4 93 121 4-6 201 248The College of New Jersey 1-5 92 139 3-7 168 232William Paterson 1-5 49 148 5-5 139 175

2006 NJAC Football Composite Schedule

2005 NJAC Football All-Conference Team

Offensive Player of the YearPhil Silva, WR, Rowan

Defensive Player of the YearAdam Haas, DL, Cortland

Offensive Rookie of the YearChase Long, WR, Kean

Defensive Rookie of the YearZach Garren, LB, Rowan

Coach of the YearJay Accorsi, Rowan

FIRST TEAM OFFENSEQB - Mike Orihel, Jr., ROWANRB - Ulysses Encarnacion, Jr., ROWAN RB - Ryan McCoach, So., MONTFB - Vin Varcadipane, So., MONTWR - Vincent Sheperis, Sr., WCONNWR - Phil Silva, Sr., ROWANWR - Sakeen Wright, Sr., ROWANTE - Rob Domke, So., MONTOL - Steve Beecher, Sr., WCONNOL - Eric Jendryaszek, Sr., CORTOL - Mike Loiseau, Sr., ROWANOL - Malcolm Manning, Jr., KEANOL - Michael Nemeth, Sr., ROWAN

FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMSP - Vinny Cosentino, Fr., WCONNK - Vin Doffont, Jr., MONTPRET - Adamis Gonzalez, Jr., WCONNKRET - Jared Greenberg, Fr., MONT

NJAC Web Site: www.njac.net

FIRST TEAM DEFENSEDL - Brian Bond, Sr., ROWANDL - Adam Haas, Jr., CORTDL - Ricky Jones, Sr., KEANDL - Derrell Sapp, Jr., MONTLB - Morgan Burklow, Sr., MONTLB - Shadee Davis, Jr., WPLB - Matt Montpetit, Jr., CORTLB - Randy Tosh, So., ROWANCB - Aahron Kiett, Jr., KEANCB - Dawaine Whetstone, Jr., ROWANNB - Troy Bishop, Sr., MONTS - Andy Howell, Sr., WPS - Stef Sair, Jr., CORT

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OTHER CORTLAND SELECTIONSRB - Matt Rickert, Jr. (Second Team)FB - Mike Sveda, So. (Second Team)TE - Paul Caughell, So. (Second Team)OL - Bobby DeThomasis, Sr. (Second Team)LB - Bill Hauser, So. (Second Team)S - Chuck Eich, Jr. (Second Team)RB - Dustin Bowser, So. (Hon. Mention)

OTHER CORTLAND SELECTIONSOL - Matt Ciquera, Jr. (Hon. Mention)DL - Rich Coyne, Jr. (Hon. Mention)LB - Josh Jablonski, Jr. (Hon. Mention)P - Jimmy Cunneen, Jr. (Hon. Mention)K - Derek Ziders, So. (Hon. Mention)PR - Stef Sair, Jr. (Hon. Mention)

Sat., Sept. 2Morrisville at Buffalo St., 1:00Kean at Merchant Marine, 2:30Montclair St. at Iona, 1:00Christopher Newport at Rowan, 1:00College of N.J. at Muhlenberg, 7:00Wm. Paterson at Wilkes, 1:00

Sat., Sept. 9Cortland at Morrisville, 1:00Buffalo St. at Ithaca, 1:00College of N.J. at LaSalle, 1:00St. Peter’s at W. Conn. St., 12:00Wm. Paterson at Muhlenberg, 1:00

Sat., Sept. 16Brockport at Cortland, 1:00Kean at Franklin & Marshall, 1:00Montclair St. at Springfi eld, 1:30College of N.J. at FDU-Florham, 1:00Morrisville at W. Conn. St., 12:00Hobart at Wm. Paterson, 1:00

Sat., Sept. 23* Cortland at Buffalo St., 1:00Kean at Morrisville, 1:00

Salisbury at Montclair St., 1:00Rowan at Robert Morris, 1:00W. Conn. St. at Iona, 1:00

Sat., Sept. 30* Wm. Paterson at Cortland, 1:00* Buffalo St. at Kean, 1:00* College of N.J. at Montclair St., 6:00* W. Conn. St. at Rowan, 1:00

Fri., Oct. 6* Rowan at College of N.J., 7:00

Sat., Oct. 7* Kean at Cortland, 1:00* Montclair St. at Buffalo St., 1:00* W. Conn. St. at Wm. Paterson, 1:00

Sat., Oct. 14* Cortland at W. Conn. St., 12:00* Rowan at Buffalo St., 1:00* Montclair St. at Kean, 3:00* Wm. Paterson at College of N.J., 2:00

Sat., Oct. 21* Cortland at Montclair St., 1:00

* Buffalo St. at Wm. Paterson, 1:00* Kean at Rowan, 2:00* College of N.J. at W. Conn. St., 12:00

Sat., Oct. 28* College of N.J. at Cortland, 1:00* W. Conn. St. at Buffalo St., 1:00* Wm. Paterson at Kean, 1:00* Rowan at Montclair St., 1:00

Sat., Nov. 4* Cortland at Rowan, 1:00* Buffalo St. at College of N.J., 12:00* W. Conn. St. at Kean, 1:00* Montclair St. at Wm. Paterson, 1:00

Fri., Nov. 10* Wm. Paterson at Rowan, 7:00

Sat., Nov. 11Ithaca at Cortland, 12:00Buffalo St. at Brockport, 1:00* Kean at College of N.J., 12:00* Montclair St. at W. Conn. St., 12:00

* NJAC game

2005 Results and Statistical LeadersRECORD: .......................OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES ...................(7-3-0) (2-2-0) (5-1-0) (0-0-0)CONFERENCE ................(5-1-0) (2-1-0) (3-0-0) (0-0-0)NON-CONFERENCE ........(2-2-0) (0-1-0) (2-1-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND Sep 3, 2005 at SUNY Brockport W 20-10 1589 * Sep 10, 2005 at The College of N.J. W 30-14 928 * Sep 17, 2005 at Kean University W 27-6 1101 Sep 24, 2005 BUFFALO ST. L 20-27 3400 * Oct 1, 2005 MONTCLAIR ST. UNIV. W 39-14 3500 * Oct 15, 2005 ROWAN UNIVERSITY L 16-24 1100 * Oct 22, 2005 at William Paterson W 31-0 750 * Oct 29, 2005 W. CONNECTICUT ST. W 26-7 3000 Nov 12, 2005 at Ithaca College W 37-30 (OT) 10800 # Nov 19, 2005 at Hobart College L 22-23 3712 * NJAC game # NCAA Div. III Tournament

TEAM STATISTICS ........................CORT OPPFIRST DOWNS ................................179 139RUSHING YARDAGE .......................1693 409 Average Per Game .......................169.3 40.9PASSING YARDAGE ........................1720 2127 Average Per Game .......................172.0 212.7TOTAL OFFENSE .............................3413 2536 Average Per Game .......................341.3 253.6KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS ...............30-480 44-807PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS ..............40-406 19-175INT RETURNS: #-YARDS .................23-310 10-51FUMBLES-LOST ..............................30-13 24-9PENALTIES-YARDS ..........................61-526 58-4653RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS ...........60/163 42/1654TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS ...........7/14 10/25

RUSHING ............GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GMatt Rickert ........... 8 161 680 49 631 3.9 7 57 78.9Dustin Bowser ..... 10 128 630 37 593 4.6 7 69 59.3Alex Smith ........... 10 96 470 196 274 2.9 4 35 27.4Andrew Giuliano.... 8 36 160 7 153 4.2 1 23 19.1Brad Robison ......... 9 2 38 0 38 19.0 0 29 4.2Team Total ......... 10 438 2008 315 1693 3.9 20 69 169.3Opponents ......... 10 349 858 449 409 1.2 6 28 40.9

PASSING ........... GP Effi c Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GAlex Smith .......... 10 103.00 293-141-10 48.1 1720 11 68 172.0Team Total ........ 10 102.30 295-141-10 47.8 1720 11 68 172.0Opponents ........ 10 100.66 346-176-23 50.9 2127 12 80 212.7

RECEIVING ........ GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GAnthony Morat ... 10 43 563 13.1 6 32 56.3Drew Lascari ......... 9 24 348 14.5 0 36 38.7Zak Carter .......... 10 19 188 9.9 2 68 18.8Paul Caughell ..... 10 14 185 13.2 1 23 18.5Matt Rickert .......... 8 11 84 7.6 1 34 10.5Mike Sveda ........... 9 8 77 9.6 0 19 8.6Keith Greene ........ 9 6 99 16.5 0 45 11.0Dustin Bowser .... 10 5 72 14.4 1 16 7.2Team Total ........ 10 141 1720 12.2 11 68 172.0Opponents ........ 10 176 2127 12.1 12 80 212.7

FIELD GOALS .... FGM-FGA Pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Long BlkDerek Ziders................. 8-13 61.5 1-1 5-7 2-3 0-2 0-0 38 1Matthew Mintz .............. 1-6 16.7 0-0 1-1 0-2 0-3 0-0 25 0

|--------- PATs ---------|SCORING ...............TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsMatt Rickert ...............8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Dustin Bowser ...........8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Anthony Morat ..........6 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 38Derek Ziders...............0 8-13 13-17 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 37Alex Smith .................4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0 0 24Stef Sair .....................3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 20Matthew Mintz ..........0 1-6 14-15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 17Zak Carter .................2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Team Total .............35 9-19 27-32 0-1 1 1-2 1 0 268Opponents .............21 4-8 17-21 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 155

TOTAL OFFENSE ...... GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GAlex Smith .................10 389 274 1720 1994 199.4Matt Rickert .................8 162 631 0 631 78.9Dustin Bowser ...........10 128 593 0 593 59.3Andrew Giuliano..........8 36 153 0 153 19.1Team Total ...............10 733 1693 1720 3413 341.3Opponents ...............10 695 409 2127 2536 253.6

INTERCEPTIONS ......... No. Yds Avg TD LongJeff Beck .......................... 5 10 2.0 0 6Stef Sair ........................... 4 136 34.0 1 70Greg Steward .................. 4 75 18.8 1 58Matt Montpetit ................ 3 19 6.3 0 10Dave D’Aurelio................. 3 17 5.7 0 7Chuck Eich ...................... 1 6 6.0 0 6Mark Schaller ................... 1 17 17.0 0 17Bill Hauser ....................... 1 0 0.0 0 0Josh Jablonski .................. 1 30 30.0 0 30Team Total ................... 23 310 13.5 2 70Opponents ................... 10 51 5.1 0 50

PUNTING ..............No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdJimmy Cunneen .......57 1973 34.6 60 4 11 15 2Team Total .............62 2081 33.6 60 6 11 16 2Opponents .............75 25.43 33.9 67 1 4 13 3 TB-Touchbacks FC-Fair Catches I20-Inside the 20-yd line (after return)

PUNT RETURNS .......... No. Yds Avg TD LongC.J. Rodriguez ............... 21 126 6.0 0 14Stef Sair ......................... 12 212 17.7 1 52Team Total ................... 40 406 10.1 1 52Opponents ................... 19 175 9.2 1 36

KICK RETURNS ........... No. Yds Avg TD LongZak Carter ..................... 17 323 19.0 0 41Jeff Beck .......................... 6 89 14.8 0 25Mike Emard ..................... 3 33 11.0 0 17Team Total ................... 30 480 16.0 0 41Opponents ................... 44 807 18.3 0 54

ALL PURPOSE .......GP Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GMatt Rickert ............. 8 631 84 0 0 0 715 89.4Dustin Bowser ....... 10 593 72 0 0 0 665 66.5Anthony Morat ...... 10 -1 563 0 0 0 562 56.2Zak Carter ............. 10 12 188 0 323 0 523 52.3Stef Sair ................. 10 10 15 212 0 136 373 37.3Drew Lascari ............ 9 0 348 0 0 0 348 34.8Alex Smith ............. 10 274 0 0 0 0 274 27.4Paul Caughell ........ 10 0 185 0 0 0 185 18.5Andrew Giuliano...... 8 153 3 0 0 0 156 19.5Jeff Beck ................ 10 0 0 36 89 10 135 13.5C.J. Rodriguez ......... 9 0 0 126 0 0 126 14.0Team Total ........... 10 1693 1720 406 480 310 4609 460.9Opponents ........... 10 409 2127 175 807 51 3569 356.9

PR-Punt Return Yds. KOR-Kickoff Return Yds. IR-Interception Return Yds.

DEFENSIVE |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| Pass BlkdLEADERS ..............GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds BrUp FF KickBill Hauser ............. 10 40 46 86 6.5-23 2.0-7 7 --- 1Matt Montpetit ...... 10 43 30 73 7.5-33 4.0-26 1 2 ---Josh Jablonski .......... 9 28 29 57 11.0-41 5.5-31 2 2 6Adam Haas ............ 10 31 22 53 14.5-74 10.5-67 2 2 ---Chuck Eich ............ 10 21 25 46 3.0-10 1.0-4 4 --- ---Stef Sair ................. 10 32 10 42 5.5-12 1.0-2 6 3 ---Rich Coyne ............ 10 21 19 40 12.0-46 6.5-38 --- 1 ---Eric Czachor .......... 10 20 19 39 8.0-31 4.0-22 1 --- ---Greg Steward ........ 10 31 3 34 1.0-2 --- 8 --- ---Dave D’Aurelio....... 10 11 20 31 4.5-21 2.0-16 2 --- ---Jeff Beck ................ 10 22 9 31 --- --- 5 --- ---Mike Connolly ....... 10 10 17 27 3.5-10 2.0-7 --- --- ---Rich DeJesus .......... 10 12 7 19 6.5-40 6.5-40 2 --- ---Dan Yaeger ............ 10 5 8 13 --- --- --- --- ---Adam McPartland .. 10 10 2 12 --- --- --- --- ---Mark Schaller ......... 10 7 5 12 0.5-4 0.5-4 --- 1 ---Charles Johnson .... 10 7 5 12 6.0-37 5.5-35 1 --- ---Team Total ........... 10 382 298 680 92-401 52-304 42 12 9Opponents ........... 10 389 344 733 62-224 13-114 39 16 4

TFL-Tackles for losses Pass BrUp-Pass Breakups FF-Forced Fumbles

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2005 Game Box ScoresGame 1: SUNY Cortland 20, SUNY Brockport 10(Sept. 3, 2005 at Special Olympics Stadium; Brockport, NY; Att. 1,589)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 0 14 3 3 20 (1-0)SUNY Brockport 3 0 0 7 10 (0-1)

1st 3:15 BROCK - Adam Lanctot 37 yd fi eld goal2nd 11:04 CORT - Matt Rickert 2 yd run (Derek Ziders kick) 3:18 CORT - Matt Rickert 57 yd run (Derek Ziders kick)3rd 7:59 CORT - Derek Ziders 27 yd fi eld goal4th 6:31 CORT - Derek Ziders 38 yd fi eld goal 0:45 BROCK - Mike Bond 1 yd pass from A.J. Covella (Adam Lanctot kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Matt Rickert 26-136; Alex Smith 8-25 SUNY Brockport-A.J. Covella 14-19; Dan Lopez 11-16

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 29-11-0-131SUNY Brockport-A.J. Covella 38-21-1-175; Chris Polito 1-1-0-19

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 3-61; Zak Carter 3-15; Paul Caughell 1-21; Mike Lane 1-16; Stan Cadet 1-14 SUNY Brockport-Mike Bond 5-55; Brian Wise 5-39; Mike Mahoney 4-33; Shannon Brinson 3-38; Mike Smith 2-13

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Josh Jablonski 6-2; Matt Montpetit 5-2; Bill Hauser 3-4; Adam Haas 1-5 SUNY Brockport-John Walther 3-11; Damien Aliseo 4-8; Troy Anderson 4-3; Joe Pereira 3-4

Game 2: SUNY Cortland 30, The College of New Jersey 14(Sept. 10, 2005 at Lions’ Stadium; Ewing, NJ; Att. 928)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 13 7 3 7 30 (2-0, 1-0 NJAC)The College of N.J. 7 0 7 0 14 (0-2, 0-1 NJAC)

1st 12:34 CORT - Alex Smith 9 yd run (Derek Ziders kick blocked) 9:00 CORT - Matt Rickert 34 yd pass from Alex Smith (Derek Ziders kick) 2:27 TCNJ - Nicholas Steffner 2 yd fumble recovery (Blake Abbot kick)2nd 12:44 CORT - Anthony Morat 19 yd pass from Alex Smith (Derek Ziders kick)3rd 13:12 TCNJ - Alan Kotteles 39 yd pass from Chris Bell (Blake Abbot kick) 7:22 CORT - Derek Ziders 33 yd fi eld goal4th 0:47 CORT - Dustin Bowser 24 yd run (Derek Ziders kick) RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 16-84; Matt Rickert 22-83 TCNJ-Cory Schoonover 6-19; Leeaire Brown 7-14

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 28-13-1-134 TCNJ-Chris Bell 25-9-2-137; Jeff Struble 6-2-1-9

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 4-40; Paul Caughell 3-32; Zak Carter 3-10 TCNJ-Alan Kotteles 4-63; Cory Schoonover 4-56; Leeaire Brown 2-14

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Bill Hauser 7-2; Adam Haas 7-1; Matt Montpetit 6-1 TCNJ-Nicholas Steffner 6-5; Miles Shanklin 4-5; Terence Nish 3-6; Mike Ferris 2-6

Game 3: SUNY Cortland 27, Kean University 6(Sept. 17, 2005 at Kean Alumni Stadium; Union, NJ; Att. 1,101)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 0 0 14 13 27 (3-0, 2-0 NJAC)Kean University 0 0 0 6 6 (1-1, 0-1 NJAC)

3rd 9:47 CORT - Matt Rickert 6 yd run (Derek Ziders kick) 6:15 CORT - Adam Haas 10 yd fumble recovery (Derek Ziders kick)4th 14:45 CORT - Dustin Bowser 69 yd run (Derek Ziders kick failed) 6:41 CORT - Paul Caughell 20 yd pass from Alex Smith (Derek Ziders kick) 3:52 KEAN - Jasper Hankins 3 yd pass from A.J. Roque (Jon Robinson kick blocked)

RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 9-103; Matt Rickert 18-75; Andrew Giuliano 10-43; Alex Smith 7-21 Kean University-Travell Robinson 11-24

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 29-12-3-131 Kean University-A.J. Roque 43-21-1-191; Jasper Hankins 1-0-0-0 RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 3-47; Paul Caughell 3-36; Drew Lascari 2-20 Kean University-Jasper Hankins 8-83; Chase Long 5-51; Brian Williams 3-18

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Bill Hauser 4-3; Josh Jablonski 4-2; Adam Haas 4-1; Matt Montpetit 2-3 Kean University-Clarence Goodman; Agim Bajramovic 5-3; Kirim Watts 4-4; Nick Iadonisi 2-4

Game 4: Buffalo State 27, SUNY Cortland 20 (Sept. 24, 2005 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 3,400)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameBuffalo State 0 7 14 6 27 (1-2)SUNY Cortland 3 10 0 7 20 (3-1)

1st 2:34 CORT - Derek Ziders 27 yd fi eld goal 2nd 14:56 CORT - Derek Ziders 23 yd fi eld goal 14:12 CORT - Greg Steward 58 yd interception return (Derek Ziders kick) 7:03 BFST - Greg Meyer 10 yd pass from Mike Mikolaichik (Eric Buchanan kick)3rd 4:40 BFST - James Perkins 1 yd run (Eric Buchanan kick) 1:50 BFST - James Perkins 7 yd run (Eric Buchanan kick)4th 10:09 BFST - Jonathan Allen 3 yd pass from Mike Mikolaichik (Eric Buchanan kick blocked) 2:13 CORT - Anthony Morat 32 yd pass from Alex Smith (Derek Ziders kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: Buffalo State-James Perkins 32-123; Bob Vesona 4-39; Mike Mikolaichik 18-15 SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 18-76; Andrew Giuliano 6-22

PASSING LEADERS: Buffalo State-Mike Mikolaichik 30-15-2-181 SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 17-9-1-145 RECEIVING LEADERS: Buffalo State-Jonathan Allen 4-75; Tom Cocker 3-42; Greg Meyer 3-33; Jeff Shostak 2-19 SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 4-78; Drew Lascari 2-36; Dustin Bowser 1-16

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Buffalo State-Justin Draper 3-3; Bill Kirsch 3-3 SUNY Cortland-Matt Montpetit 10-7; Bill Hauser 7-10; Chuck Eich 5-3; Rich Coyne 5-2

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Game 5: SUNY Cortland 39, Montclair St. 14(Oct. 1, 2005 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 3,500)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameMontclair St. 7 7 0 0 14 (1-3, 0-1 NJAC)SUNY Cortland 7 13 9 10 39 (4-1, 3-0 NJAC)

1st 9:50 MONT - Billy Williams 9 yd run (Vin Doffont kick) 0:07 CORT - Dustin Bowser 2 yd run (Derek Ziders kick)2nd 7:39 CORT - Andrew Giuliano 4 yd run (Derek Ziders kick failed) 7:25 MONT - Fred Carter 80 yd pass from Eric Ferriol (Vin Doffont kick) 0:25 CORT - Dustin Bowser 11 yd run (Derek Ziders kick)3rd 7:41 CORT - Anthony Morat 15 yd pass from Alex Smith (Alex Smith pass failed) 3:14 CORT - Derek Ziders 24 yd fi eld goal4th 12:16 CORT - Derek Ziders 19 yd fi eld goal 7:16 CORT - Alex Smith 1 yd run (Derek Ziders kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-Eric Ferriol 11-19; Billy Williams 8-12 SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 21-87; Andrew Giuliano 15-68; Alex Smith 12-37

PASSING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-Eric Ferriol 19-10-2-184; Mike Maffucci 7-1-0-8 SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 31-16-2-269

RECEIVING LEADERS: Montclair St. Univ.-Fred Carter 3-99; Vincent Varcadipane 3-10; Rashon Walker 1-24; Brian Reitmeyer 1-22 SUNY Cortland-Drew Lascari 5-98; Anthony Morat 4-50; Keith Greene 2-55; Zak Carter 2-35; Mike Sveda 2-28

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Montclair St. Univ.-Morgan Burklow 7-4; Troy Bishop 6-2; Sal Fama 4-4 SUNY Cortland-Matt Montpetit 5-0; Stef Sair 4-1; Rich Coyne 3-2

Game 6: Rowan University 24, SUNY Cortland 16(Oct. 15, 2005 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 1,100)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameRowan University 7 14 0 3 24 (5-0, 3-0 NJAC)SUNY Cortland 0 9 0 7 16 (4-2, 3-1 NJAC)

1st 0:44 ROWAN - Mike Orihel 1 yd run (Matias Spahn kick)2nd 11:23 ROWAN - Dustin Katcher 0 yd blocked punt return (Matias Spahn kick) 7:17 ROWAN - Phil Silva 9 yd pass from Mike Orihel (Matias Spahn kick) 1:56 CORT - Derek Ziders 28 yd fi eld goal 0:40 CORT - Anthony Morat 27 yd pass from Alex Smith (Derek Ziders kick failed)4th 11:24 ROWAN - Matias Spahn 34 yd fi eld goal 3:31 CORT - Dustin Bowser 3 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: Rowan University-Ulysses Encarnacion 13-53; Rob Richardson 20-36 SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 18-53; Alex Smith 10-30; Matt Rickert 7-24

PASSING LEADERS: Rowan University-Mike Orihel 29-18-1-246; Joe Rankin 5-3-1-12 SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 35-17-0-243

RECEIVING LEADERS: Rowan University-Sakeen Wright 5-76; Phil Silva 5-59; Rob Richardson 3-48; Scott Stys 3-22; Brad Stys 2-27 SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 5-66; Matt Rickert 3-29; Drew Lascari 3-28; Dustin Bowser 2-27; Keith Greene 2-23; Zak Carter 1-68

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): Rowan University-Jabrill Joseph 7-3; Randy Tosh 5-5; Zach Garren 5-3 SUNY Cortland-Bill Hauser 4-12; Chuck Eich 6-5; Adam Haas 5-4; Dave D’Aurelio 2-7

Game 8: SUNY Cortland 26, W. Connecticut St. 7(Oct. 29, 2005 at SUNY Cortland Stadium Complex; Cortland, NY; Att. 3,000)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameW. Connecticut St. 0 0 7 0 7 (4-4, 2-3 NJAC)SUNY Cortland 13 0 6 7 26 (6-2, 5-1 NJAC)

1st 7:46 CORT - Matt Rickert 3 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick failed) 4:36 CORT - Dustin Bowser 1 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick) 3rd 7:39 WCONN - Rick Jackson 74 yd missed fi eld goal return (Ryan Hughes kick) 0:48 CORT - Zak Carter 3 yd pass from Alex Smith (Drew Lascari rush failed)4th 2:02 CORT - Dustin Bowser 22 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: W. Connecticut St.-Jason Adamson 10-6 SUNY Cortland-Matt Rickert 20-67; Dustin Bowser 11-48

PASSING LEADERS: W. Connecticut St.-Joe DiMeglio 47-23-3-234 SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 27-17-0-134

RECEIVING LEADERS: W. Connecticut St.-Adamis Gonzalez 9-79; Vin Sheperis 6-72; Kerry Perrotta 4-51; James Jordan 2-15 SUNY Cortland-Paul Caughell 4-57; Anthony Morat 4-23; Zak Carter 4-7; Mike Sveda 3-27; Drew Lascari 2-20

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): W. Connecticut St.-John Hoke 6-9; Jason Alcin 3-9; Kenny Jost 3-8; Mark Evans 5-4 SUNY Cortland-Josh Jablonski 4-6; Stef Sair 6-2; Greg Steward 6-0

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Game 7: SUNY Cortland 31, William Paterson 0(Oct. 22, 2005 at Wightman Stadium; Wayne, NJ; Att. 750)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 10 7 7 7 31 (5-2, 4-1 NJAC)William Paterson 0 0 0 0 0 (2-5, 0-5 NJAC)

1st 7:43 CORT - Matthew Mintz 25 yd fi eld goal 0:39 CORT - Zak Carter 19 pass from Alex Smith (Matthew Mintz kick) 2nd 1:11 CORT - Stef Sair 40 yd punt return (Matthew Mintz kick)3rd 1:43 CORT - Stef Sair 10 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)4th 7:29 CORT - Anthony Morat 26 yd pass from Alex Smith (Matthew Mintz kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Matt Rickert 21-127; Brad Robison 1-29; Dustin Bowser 10-28; Alex Smith 7-21 William Paterson-Prince Breeden 8-20; Justin Leslie 5-16

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 23-8-2-112 William Paterson-Sean Ryan 16-6-1-43; Juan Garcia 5-1-2-13

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Zak Carter 3-28; Anthony Morat 1-26; Paul Caughell 1-20; Drew Lascari 1-18; Stef Sair 1-15; David Murphy 1-5 William Paterson-Kareen Moon 5-41; Jeff Gurka 1-17

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Matt Montpetit 6-5; Dave D’Aurelio 5-5; Adam Haas 5-2; Eric Czachor 3-2; Bill Hauser 3-2 William Paterson-Andy Howell 8-2; Harold Green 7-0; Brian Kearns 4-3; Shadee Davis 3-3

2005 Game Box ScoresGame 9: SUNY Cortland 37, Ithaca College 30 (OT) (Nov. 12, 2005 at Butterfi eld Stadium; Ithaca, NY; Att. 10,800)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 7 16 7 0 7 37 (7-2)Ithaca College 0 6 14 10 0 30 (8-2)

1st 10:54 CORT - Stef Sair 70 yd interception return (Matthew Mintz kick)2nd 14:25 CORT - Alex Smith 10 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick) 12:46 ITH - P.J. Canestrari 18 yd pass from Josh Felicetti (Brett Kitenplon kick blocked) 12:46 CORT - Stef Sair PAT return 3:09 CORT - Matt Rickert 13 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)3rd 10:41 ITH - Kelly Gordon 48 yd pass from Josh Felicetti (Brett Kitenplon kick) 9:40 ITH - Kelly Gordon 25 yd pass from Josh Felicetti (Brett Kitenplon kick) 2:58 CORT - Dustin Bowser 15 yd pass from Alex Smith (Matthew Mintz kick)4th 14:55 ITH - Justin Esposito 16 yd pass from Josh Felicetti (Brett Kitenplon kick) 9:20 ITH - Brett Kitenplon 27 yd fi eld goalOT 15:00 CORT - Anthony Morat 8 yd pass from Alex Smith (Matthew Mintz kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Dustin Bowser 9-74; Matt Rickert 25-55; Alex Smith 12-47 Ithaca College-Jamie Donovan 18-48

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 34-19-1-191; Stef Sair 1-0-0-0 Ithaca College-Josh Felicetti 44-30-2-373

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 8-72; Drew Lascari 3-36 Ithaca College-Kelly Gordon 8-120; Justin Esposito 6-109

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Bill Hauser 4-7; Chuck Eich 2-8; Josh Jablonski 3-6; Greg Steward 7-1 Ithaca College-Chris Medici 5-6; Joe Napoleone 7-2; Jose Colon 0-9; Tom Blumenauer 5-3

Football Athletic Training Staff

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2005 Individual Game HighsRushes ..................... 26 Matt Rickert at BrockportYards Rushing ....... 136 Matt Rickert at BrockportTD Rushes ................. 2 Dustin Bowser (2 times) Matt Rickert (2 times)Long Rush ............... 69 Dustin Bowser at KeanPass Attempts ......... 40 Alex Smith at HobartPass Completions ... 19 Alex Smith at Ithaca Alex Smith at HobartYards Passing ........ 269 Alex Smith vs. Montclair St.TD Passes .................. 2 Alex Smith (3 times)Long Pass ................ 68 Alex Smith vs. RowanReceptions ................ 8 Anthony Morat at IthacaYards Receiving .... 100 Anthony Morat at HobartTD Receptions ........... 1 11 timesLong Reception ...... 68 Zak Carter vs. RowanField Goals ................ 2 Derek Ziders (3 times)Long Field Goal ...... 38 Derek Ziders at BrockportPunts ....................... 10 Jimmy Cunneen at BrockportLong Punt ............... 60 Jimmy Cunneen at Wm. PatersonLong Punt Return ... 52 Stef Sair vs. W. Conn. St.Long Kick Return .... 41 Zak Carter vs. Montclair St.Tackles ..................... 17 Matt Montpetit vs. Buffalo St. Bill Hauser vs. Buffalo St.Sacks ...................... 3.0 Adam Haas at TCNJ Rich Coyne vs. Buffalo St.Tackles for Loss ......4.0 Adam Haas at TCNJInterceptions ............ 2 Greg Steward vs. Buffalo St. Stef Sair at Ithaca

Left to Right: Head Athletic Trainer Sonya Comins, Michelle Rulli, Jim Starkey, Bridgette Deshane, Andrea Roberts, Ashley Dunnigan, Geoffrey Steinbacher, Kristina Lauricella, Katie Hutnick, Becky Osier.

Game 10: Hobart College 23, SUNY Cortland 22NCAA Division III Tournament -- First Round (Nov. 19, 2005 at Boswell Field; Geneva, NY; Att. 3,712)

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Record after gameSUNY Cortland 7 0 7 8 22 (7-3)Hobart College 3 7 6 7 23 (9-1)

1st 4:21 HOB - Kevin Olson 28 yd fi eld goal 0:16 CORT - Alex Smith 11 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)2nd 10:59 HOB - Phill Perkins 0 yd fumble recovery (Kevin Olson kick)3rd 14:40 HOB - James Wright 15 yd pass from Shawn Mizro (Team kick blocked) 8:25 CORT - Matt Rickert 1 yd run (Matthew Mintz kick)4th 13:05 CORT - Matt Rickert 6 yd run (Anthony Morat pass from Alex Smith) 7:37 HOB - Doug Blakowski 1 yd run (Kevin Olson kick)

RUSHING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 15-100; Matt Rickert 22-64; Dustin Bowser 8-29 Hobart College-Doug Blakowski 17-24

PASSING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Alex Smith 40-19-0-230; Matt Rickert 1-0-0-0 Hobart College-Shawn Mizro 25-11-3-167; Dom Ancona 2-2-0-37; James Wright 1-1-0-52; Nick Dyson 1-1-0-46

RECEIVING LEADERS: SUNY Cortland-Anthony Morat 7-100; Drew Lascari 5-81; Matt Rickert 3-11 Hobart College-Colby Feane 4-72; James Wright 3-69; Steve Sorhaindo 2-56; Evan Hoffman 2-37

TACKLE LEADERS (UA-A): SUNY Cortland-Michael Connolly 2-5; Josh Jablonski 3-3; Bill Hauser 2-4 Hobart College-Nolan Robinson 6-3; Ryan Smith 4-2; Dyshawn Washington 4-2

R E D D R A G O N S

About SUNY CortlandLocated atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s “City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New York College at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the Cortland Normal School, which included among its earliest students inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry of Sperry-Rand Corp. fame.

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, by an act of legislature and the Board of Regents, the institution offi cially became a four-year college providing courses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948, Cortland was a founding member of the State University of New York. Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degrees within the College’s three academic divisions — arts and sciences, professional studies and the school of education. Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than 400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and 44 minors from which to choose. The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes 31 traditional and modern buildings. Fifteen of these structures are residence halls providing on-campus housing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland also operates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake in the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve outside Cortland, and the Brauer Memorial Geological Field Station on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany. At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an important role in the educational mission of the College. During the fall, winter and spring seasons, Cortland participates in 25 intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and 11 men’s — in an attempt to provide a broad program which meets the needs, interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placed fi fth nationally out of 438 colleges and universities in the 2005-06 all-sport United States Sports Academy Directors’ Cup Division III standings. The award was formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995-2002 and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of

Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ Cup in the 2002-03 school year. Cortland is the only New York school and one of only six nationwide to fi nish in the top 20 each of the last 11 years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured 13 NCAA Division III team titles.

The College offers its student-athletes excellent athletic facilities. The newly-constructed on -campus stadium features two artifi cial turf fi elds. One fi eld seats 6,500 spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, fi eld hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s track and fi eld teams are among those who utilize the facility, which the New York Times called “...a new stadium worthy of a major university power.”

The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and Recreation Center, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. Corey Gymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seating for 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which can accommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnastics arena, racquetball and squash courts, a wrestling room, modern athletic training facilities and the state-of-the-art Francis Woods Fitness Facility.

Nearby Clayton R. Lusk Field House, with its tartan-textured surface, is home for the indoor track teams, varsity practice sessions and recreational activities. Cortland’s soccer teams play on T. Fred “Prof” Holloway Field, which has lights for night contests and newly installed bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoor tennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts and boasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field (softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fi elds.