C O R T L A N D

2004 Season Preview

The 2004 Cortland Men’s Soccer Guide was written and editedby Associate SID Dan Surdam. Season preview written byassistant coach Aaron Landers. Action photography by Darl ZehrPhotography. The guide was printed by Graphics Plus Printing ofCortland.

On the cover: Senior Chad Becker scored four game-winninggoals last season.

The end of an era of sorts has occurred for the SUNYCortland men’s soccer program as Mike Middleton, headcoach for four seasons and the man responsible for the RedDragons’ resurgence as a national power, stepped down thispassed summer.

Taking over the reigns is Dwight Hornibrook, who brings awealth of playing and coaching experience ranging from thecollegiate to the international level. He inherits a squadloaded with talent and potential. Hornibrook’s knowledge,combined with a number of skilled veterans and a solidrecruiting class, has the Red Dragons poised for great thingsin 2004.

The Red Dragons have tremendous strength and depth inthe goalkeeper position. Juniors Ross Morelli and Sean Traskplayed almost equal minutes last season and will challengeeach other for the starting job again this year. Trask went 8-2while playing the majority of the second half of last season,

earning six shutouts and a0.41 GAA that rankedeighth nationally inDivision III. Morelli, whoposted an 8-3-2 recordwith a 1.22 GAA and threeshutouts, should benefitfrom a summer of PDL ballwith the Palm BeachPumas.

Cortland’s goalkeeperswill rely heavily on the playof senior Zak Tonovitz, theonly returning starter on adefense that allowed just19 goals in 23 games lastyear. Tonovitz started 20games for the RedDragons in 2003 and looksto cap off a fine career byhelping ensure thatCortland is again one ofthe stingiest teamsdefensively in theSUNYAC. Transfer Collyn

Hoyte and returning sophomore Casey Becker should alsohelp to solidify things in the back. Hoyte, a natural forwardwho converted to sweeper in his final season at JamestownCommunity College, will rely on his crafty skills and hisuncanny ball-winning ability to help ease opposing pressure.Becker, who appeared in 11 games with one start last year,made tremendous strides in the off season and should proveto be a solid defender with the speed to run down anyopponent who breaches the back line. Other players who willcompete for playing time in the back are transfer Bill Buithand freshmen Charlie Dickinson, Eddie Dolenk, MattMankowski and Steve Weeks.

The Red Dragons boast a great mix of skill, speed, muscleand leadership in the midfield, providing Coach Hornibrookwith plenty of game-time options. Notable returnees arejunior Matt Shea and senior Steve Castro. Shea should be theanchor that holds things together. Combining excellentdistribution, keen field awareness and great leadership skills,he has the ability to make valuable contributions at both endsof the field. Castro, a smooth and crafty playmaker, will viefor time in the central midfield with transfer Haris Babic.Babic, who did not play collegiate ball last year, possesses the

skills and quickness requiredto be an effective attackingmidfielder. On the flanks,sophomores Jordan Berg andCody Healey will provide evenmore strength to an alreadypotent midfield. NewcomersTyler Engelhard, EricReinhardt and Ryan Skibinskiwill provide additional depth.

Cortland has become oneof the most dangerousoffensive teams in theSUNYAC in recent years andlooks to continue that trendthis season. Seniors MattDaum and Chad Becker willgive opponents all they canhandle. Daum was second onthe team in scoring last year(6 goals, 7 assists, 19 points)despite only starting sixgames. Increased confidenceand another year ofexperience should see himputting marks on the scoresheet on a consistent basis.Becker looks to continue the

form that earned him the second-most goals (7) and third-most points (18) on last year’s squad. Sophomores BrentSmith, George Morningstar and freshman Sean Malone willalso see time up top for the Red Dragons.

This year’s team haspotentially one of thetoughest schedules in thecountry. In addition to stiffcompetition in theSUNYAC, the squad willhead to Virginia Wesleyanfor the Blue Marlin Classicand will take on Ithaca andStevens Tech (NJ) in theannual Red Dragon Classic.Additionally, games againstnational-powerhouse St.Lawrence, Clarkson, St.John Fisher, Keuka,Scranton and Wilkesshould have the 2004 RedDragons ready for anotherrun in the postseason.

Junior midfielder Matt Sheahas been selected as a teamcaptain for the 2004 season.

Senior midfielder SteveCastro, one of four captainsthis season, has played in53 games in his Red Dragoncareer.

Senior left defender ZakTonovitz has started 31 of the59 games he’s played duringhis Cortland career.

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Coaching Staff

For more information on the SUNY Cortlandmen’s soccer program, please contact:

Dwight Hornibrook, Men’s Soccer Head CoachSUNY Cortland, Park Center, P.O. Box 2000

Cortland, NY 13045(607) 753-4958

e-mail: hornibrookd@cortland.eduWeb Site: http://www.cortland.edu/athletics/msoccer

Dwight HornibrookHead Coach

Dwight Hornibrook entershis first season as the interimhead coach of the Cortlandmen’s soccer program in 2004after a successful stint atHoughton College (N.Y.) of the

American Mideast Conference (AMC). Hornibrookalso served as an assistant coach for the Cornell Uni-versity men’s soccer team during the spring of 2004.

Hornibrook, who earned NCCP Level Five Certifi-cation in 1986 from the National Coaching Instituteand holds a Canadian Soccer Association A License,held the head coaching position at Houghton from1995-2003. He led the squad to the AMC North Divi-sion title last season, posting a 15-4-1 record and wasnamed the AMC North Division and the NSCAA/adidas Northeast Region Coach of the Year for hisefforts. The team posted wins over Division IIAshland, Gannon, Le Moyne and Mercyhurst anddropped a 2-1 decision to eventual NAIA nationalchampion Rio Grande during the 2003 season.Hornibrook’s teams captured NAIA regional titles in1995 and 1996 and he completed his career atHoughton with a 119-46-13 record.

Prior to Houghton, Hornibrook was a member ofthe Canadian National Team staff from 1987-94. Hecoached in the U-17 World Cup in 1987 and in WorldCup qualifying in 1992. Hornibrook served as headcoach of the Winnipeg Fury in 1990 and was aplayer/assistant coach for the Nova Scotia Clippers in1991 in the Canadian Soccer League. In 1998-99, hewas the North American scout for Middlesbrough FCof the English Premier League.

Hornibrook graduated from the University of NewBrunswick, Canada, in 1982 with a bachelor’s degreein education. He was a five-year member of the soc-cer team as a midfielder and was a two-time AtlanticUniversities Athletic Association (AUAA) all-star. Theteam won a national title in 1980 and he was namedan Athlete of Distinction in 1982. After graduation,Hornibrook was a member of the North AmericanSoccer League’s (NASL) Toronto Blizzards reservesquad in 1983.

A native of Fredericton, N.B., Hornibrook is agraduate of Fredericton High School, where he

earned Rookie of the Year and MVP honors in soccer.His team was crowned provincial champion in 1977.In 1992, Hornibrook was inducted into the city ofFredericton Sports Wall of Fame.

He and his wife, Donna, who is the field hockeycoach at Cornell University, currently reside in Lan-sing, N.Y., with their two daughters, Kathryn andEmily.

Aaron LandersAssistant Coach

Aaron Landers begins his first seasonas an assistant coach for the Cortlandmen’s soccer program in 2004. He initiatedhis duties in the spring of 2004 and cur-

rently works with the Red Dragons’ goalkeepers.

Prior to Cortland, Landers was an assistant coach forthe Syracuse Blitz Blizzards and Syracuse Salty Dogs U-19teams in 2003-04. He helped guide the teams to USYSAand Super Y-League titles in New York and New England,as well as appearances in the 2003 USYSA national finalsand 2004 Super Y-League national semifinals. He alsoserved as goalkeeper coach for the Syracuse Salty DogsPDL squad in the summer of 2003 during the exhibitionseason.

In 2002-03, Landers was an assistant coach for theLiverpool High School boys’ varsity soccer program, help-ing lead the team to two New York State Class A finals.Previously, he served as assistant goalkeeper coach atRochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in 2001. The teamwon the Empire 8 crown and reached the NCAA regionalsemifinals that season.

A 2002 graduate of RIT with a bachelor’s degree inprofessional and technical communication, Landers was afour-year member of the soccer team as a goalkeeper. As asenior, he was an all-conference selection and the teamwon the league title and reached the second round of theNCAA playoffs.

Landers graduated from Liverpool High School in1997, where he earned all-league, all-conference and All-Central New York honors as a junior and senior in soccer.He was also a member of the ice hockey team. He cur-rently resides in Fabius, N.Y.

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Team RosterNo. Name ........................ Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown High School

1 Sean Trask .................. G Jr. 6-1 170 Alplaus Niskayuna2 Cody Healey ............... M So. 6-2 175 Endicott Union-Endicott3 Zak Tonovitz ............... D Sr. 5-5 150 Williamsville Williamsville North4 Tyler Engelhard ........... M So. 5-8 160 Candor Candor5 Eddie Dolenk .............. D Fr. 5-8 165 Wappingers Falls John Jay6 Matt Shea .................. M Jr. 5-10 160 Oneonta Oneonta7 Jordan Berg ................ M So. 5-11 155 Jamestown Jamestown8 Steve Castro ............... M Sr. 5-11 175 Elmont Sewanhaka9 Collyn Hoyte .............. D Jr. 5-11 160 Medford Longwood

10 Haris Babic ................. M So. 6-0 175 Babylon Babylon11 George Morningstar ... M/F So. 5-9 165 Rochester Brighton12 Eric Reinhardt ............. M Fr. 5-11 160 Baldwinsville C.W. Baker13 Chad Becker .............. F Sr. 5-9 155 Rochester Churchville-Chili14 Ryan Skibinski ............ M Fr. 6-0 150 Scotia Scotia-Glenville15 Sean Malone .............. F Fr. 6-3 180 Tully Tully16 Charlie Dickinson ........ D Fr. 5-7 165 Endicott Union-Endicott17 Brent Smith ................ F So. 6-2 170 Margaretville Margaretville18 Matt Mankowski ........ D/M Fr. 6-0 170 Clarence Clarence19 Casey Becker .............. D So. 6-0 165 Rochester Churchville-Chili20 Matt Daum ................ F Sr. 5-11 175 New Paltz New Paltz21 Bill Buith .................... D Jr. 6-0 135 Franklin Square Valley Stream22 Steve Weeks ............... D Fr. 5-8 150 Mariaville Lake Schalmont23 Mark Adam................ D Fr. 6-0 150 Clifton Park Shenendehowa24 Ross Morelli ................ G Jr. 6-0 180 Rochester Hilton44 Brett Wilhelm ............. G Jr. 6-0 190 Cooperstown Cooperstown

Head Coach: Dwight Hornibrook (Univ. of New Brunswick ‘82), 1st YearAssistant Coach: Aaron LandersAthletic Training Students: Ben Gaebel, Janel RokitowskiCaptains: Steve Castro, Matt Daum, Matt Shea, Zak Tonovitz2003 Record: 16-5-2 (Tied for 17th, NCAA Div. III Tournament; SUNYAC Champions)

Player ProfilesRETURNING PLAYERS

Casey Becker Sophomore, DefenderMajor: Undeclared Rochester, NY2003: Casey appeared in 11 games with onestart...High School: Graduated fromChurchville-Chili in 2003, where he receivedthe Tri-Athlete Award...Two-year startingsweeper on soccer team...Two-year startingpoint guard in basketball...Member of track

and field team for two seasons...Parents: Cindy and JimBecker Brothers/Sisters: Chad, Nicole...Chad is a member ofthe Cortland men’s soccer team...Nicole played soccer atHoughton.

Chad Becker Senior, ForwardMajor: Chemistry Rochester, NY2003: Chad saw action in all 23 gamesincluding 15 starts...One of only three playersto see playing time in every game...Third onthe team in scoring with 18 points on sevengoals and four assists...Second on the teamwith four game-winning goals...Named to

the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Scored the game winnerand added an assist in Cortland’s 3-0 win over Worcester St.in the NCAA Tournament...Scored the game winner in a 1-0

victory over Clarkson...Had a pair of goals in a 5-1 win overBuffalo St...Assisted on the only goal in a 1-0 win againstRIT...2002: Appeared in 20 games with six starts...Had onegoal and three assists for five points...Scored a goal in a 9-0shutout of SUNYIT...Picked up assists in wins over WorcesterSt., Elmira and Brockport...2001: Saw action in 15 gameswith 11 starts...Registered three points on one goal and oneassist...Scored his first collegiate goal in an 8-0 win overUtica/Rome...Assisted on the game-winning goal versusBuffalo St...Career: 58 games played...Nine goals and eightassists for 26 points...High School: A 2001 graduate ofChurchville-Chili...Two-year starting midfielder on soccerteam...Team captain as a senior...Competed in basketball fortwo seasons...Parents: Cindy and Jim Becker Brothers/Sisters: Casey, Nicole...Casey is a member of Cortland’s men’ssoccer team...Nicole played soccer at Houghton.

Jordan Berg Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Undeclared Jamestown, NY2003: Jordan played in 20 games with sevenstarts...Registered four assists, tied for third-best on the team...Collected his first colle-giate point in a win over Potsdam...Recordedan assist in Cortland’s 3-0 win over Worcester

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Player ProfilesSt. in the NCAA Tournament...High School: A 2003 gradu-ate of Jamestown...Three-year starter on soccer team...Second team ECIC Division I all-star as a junior and first teamall-star as a senior...Team captain and Team MVP as asenior...Second-leading scorer in school history...Parents:Candace A. and G. Michael Berg Brothers/Sisters: Joshua,Jacob, Joel, Jillian...Jacob played soccer at Eastern Michigan.

Steve Castro Senior, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Elmont, NY2003: Steve saw action in 20 games withnine starts...Scored one goal on the seasonin a 9-0 win over SUNYIT...2002: Started twogames before an injury ended his season...Registered an assist in a 5-0 blanking ofEmerson in opening game of season...2001:

Played in 16 games with two starts...Assisted on Cortland’sonly goal against Ithaca on a corner kick...2000: Saw actionin 15 games including five starts...Recorded an assist in a 5-0win over Buffalo State...Career: 53 games played...One goaland three assists for five points...High School: Graduatedfrom Sewanhaka High School in 2000...Four-year varsitystarter in soccer...Graduated as team’s all-time assist leader...Team captain three years...Named all-conference in 1998 andall-county in 1999...Participated in Exceptional Senior Gamein 1999...Captured Player of the Game honors in high schoolplayoffs...Parents: Rita and Rolando Castro...Father playedsoccer for El Salvador National team and with Long Island All-Stars...Brothers/Sisters: Gianni, Christina.

Matt Daum Senior, ForwardMajor: Physical Education New Paltz, NY2003: Matt appeared in 21 games with sixstarts...Second on the team with 19 pointson six goals and a team-high seven assists...Scored the game winners in a 1-0 win overRIT and a 4-0 victory over Potsdam...Scored agoal in Cortland’s 3-0 win over Worcester St.

in the NCAA Tournament...Assisted on the game winners invictories over Clarkson and Fredonia...Collected two assists ina 5-1 win over Buffalo St...Prior to Cortland: Attended NewPaltz, where he was a two-year starting forward on thesoccer team...Second-leading scorer and team leader inassists as a sophomore...High School: A 2001 graduate ofNew Paltz...Three-year starting forward on soccer team...Named first team Times Herald Record All-Star...Registered75 points his senior season...Parents: Jeanne and Jeff DaumBrothers/Sisters: Pam, Kim.

Cody Healey Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Physical Education Endicott, NY2003: Cody saw action in 11 games withone start...Scored three points on a goal andan assist...His first collegiate point came on agoal in a 9-0 win over SUNYIT...Assisted onthe game-winning goal in a win over BuffaloSt...High School: A 2003 graduate of

Union-Endicott, where he was a member of Student Govern-ment, the Spanish Club and Varsity Club...Two-year memberof the soccer team...Earned all-conference honors as asenior...Competed on track and field team for twoseasons...Parent: Robert Healey.

Ross Morelli Junior, GoalkeeperMajor: Physical Educ. Rochester, NY2003: Ross appeared in 14 games with 12starts...Recorded an 8-3-2 record with a 1.22GAA, 44 saves, a .759 save percentage andthree shutouts...Named the MVP of the RedDragon Classic after posting 1-0 wins overRIT and Ithaca, making four and three saves,

respectively...Followed up with three saves in a 1-0 shutout ofClarkson...Made a season-high six saves in a 1-1 tie withSalisbury...Came off the bench to earn the win over Fredoniain the finals of the SUNYAC Tournament...2002: Played in 12games, starting 11...Became Cortland’s number-one goal-keeper at season’s end...Posted a 9-2 record with a 1.17 GAA,52 saves, an .812 save percentage and four shutouts...Registered a season-high 11 saves in a 1-0 shutout ofFredonia...Made nine stops in a loss to Brockport...Stoppedsix shots in Cortland’s NCAA playoff game versus Amherst...Career: 26 games played...17-5-2 record with a 1.19 GAA,96 saves, a .787 save percentage and seven shutouts...HighSchool: Graduated from Hilton in 2002, where he was amember of the high honor roll...Four-year starting goalie onsoccer team...Earned All-Greater Rochester and first team all-county honors...Other: Won a gold medal at the Empire StateGames...Parents: Connie and Lorenzo Morelli Brothers/Sisters: Vince, Nella.

George Morningstar Junior, Mid./For.Major: Sport Mgmt. Rochester, NY2003: George played in 18 games with sevenstarts...Member of a defensive unit thatsurrendered one or no goals in 19-of-23games...High School: A 2002 graduate ofBrighton...Three-year starter on soccerteam...Other: Starting defender on unde-

feated club soccer team at Cortland in the fall of 2002...Par-ents: Elizabeth and Wesley Morningstar...Mother competedin synchronized swimming at Grinnell...Brothers/Sisters:John, Alex.

Matt Shea Junior, MidfieldMajor: History Oneonta, NY2003: Matt appeared in 14 games includingfour starts...Assisted on the game-winninggoal in a 2-1 win over St. John Fisher...2002:Saw action in 17 games with one start...Collected one goal and one assist on theseason, each coming in a 7-1 win over

Worcester St...Career: 31 games played...Four points on onegoal and two assists...High School: A 2002 graduate ofOneonta, where he received several scholarships and was amember of the honor roll...Played soccer for four seasons...Named Oneonta Daily Star Player of the Year as a senior...Firstteam all-league as a junior and senior...Team won Class Bstate title his sophomore year...Team captain...Three-yearstarting outfielder on baseball team...Three-time first team all-league...Team captain...Parents: Jeanne and Robert SheaBrothers/Sisters: Kristen, Jillian.

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Brent Smith Sophomore, ForwardMajor: Undeclared Margaretville, NY2003: Brent saw action in 10 games...Scoredone goal on the season in his first collegiategame, a 4-1 win over Cabrini...High School:A 2003 graduate of Margaretville, where hewas a member of the Honor Society andreceived a Scholar Athlete Award...Five-year

starting forward on soccer team...Named Oneonta Daily StarPlayer of the Year his senior season...Team won Section Fourchampionship his senior year...Two-time league all-star andtwo-time first team regional all-star...Three-year startingforward in basketball...Earned first team all-league honors...Competed in tennis for three seasons...Other: Earned EagleScout recognition...Parents: Toni and Gary Smith...Motherattended Cortland for two years...Brothers/Sisters: Lindsey,who plays soccer at Ithaca.

Zak Tonovitz Senior, DefenderMajor: Physical Educ. Williamsville, NY2003: Zak appeared in 22 games...Third onthe team with 20 starts...Scored one goal onthe season in a 1-1 tie at Salisbury...2002:Saw action in 20 games, starting four...Registered three points on a goal and anassist...Assisted on the game-winning goal in

a 7-1 win over Worcester St...Scored a goal in a 3-0 shutoutof New Paltz...2001: Played in 17 games, starting seven...Recorded five points on two goals and one assist...Scored hisfirst Cortland goal in a 3-2 loss to Brockport...Scored aninsurance goal in the 86th minute in a 2-0 win at Elmira...Career: 59 games played...Four goals and two assists for 10points...Prior to Cortland: Attended Erie CommunityCollege...High School: A 2000 graduate of WilliamsvilleNorth...Played two years of soccer and football, earning All-ECIC honors in both sports...Wrestled for four years...Other:Two-time Empire State Games participant...Member of ODPsoccer team...Parents: Sue and Paul Tonovitz Brothers/Sisters: Elizabeth, who played soccer at the U.S. Coast GuardAcademy.

Sean Trask Junior, GoalkeeperMajor: Sport Mgmt./Bus. Econ. Alplaus, NY2003: Sean saw action in 14 games with 11starts...Posted an 8-2 record with a 0.41GAA, 55 saves, a .917 save percentage andsix shutouts...Named to the SUNYAC All-Tournament Team...Posted back-to-backshutouts versus New Paltz and Geneseo in

the SUNYAC Tournament...Shut out Fredonia in the SUNYACfinals for more than 100 minutes before leaving the gamedue to injury...Made a career-high nine saves in a 1-0 loss toSt. Lawrence in the NCAA Tournament...Stopped six shots ina3-0 win over Worcester St. in the the first round of the NCAAplayoffs...Made seven saves in a 3-0 regular-season win overFredonia...2002: Played in eight games including fourstarts...Posted a 2-3 record with a 2.42 GAA, 19 saves and a.559 save percentage...Made three saves in earning his firstcollegiate win, 2-1, over Clarkson...Made four saves in agame three times...Career: 22 games played...10-5 recordwith a 1.10 GAA, 74 saves, a .787 save percentage and sixshutouts...High School: Graduated from Niskayuna in2002...Three-year member of the soccer team...First teamSuburban Council and Section Two All-Star and Section TwoClass A Goalkeeper of the Year as a junior...Second team

Player ProfilesSuburban Council as a senior...Team was a two-time sectionalfinalist...Other: Member of Honors Convocation and Dean’sList at Cortland...Named to National Dean’s List...Uncle BenMortensen played football at Penn...Parents: Barbara andDaniel Trask Brothers/Sisters: Patrick, Peter.

NEWCOMERS

Haris Babic Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Sport Management Babylon, NYPrior to Cortland: Haris attendedJamestown Community College...HighSchool: Graduated from Babylon High in2002...Four-year member of the soccer teamas a forward and center midfielder...Three-year starter...Scored his first varsity goal in

ninth grade...Parent: Hermina Babic Brothers/Sisters: Mirza.

Bill Buith Junior, DefenderMajor: Phys. Educ. Franklin Square, NYPrior to Cortland: Bill attended NassauCommunity College, where he was presidentand secretary of HPER Majors Club and amember of the Dean’s List...Two-year starterin soccer...Competed in track for oneseason...Placed fourth nationally in the 800

meters and first regionally in the 1,500 meters...High School:Graduated from Valley Stream in 2002...Four-year starter insoccer...Earned all-county and all-conference honors...Playedin the Exceptional Senior Game...Four-year member of thetrack team...Four-time all-conference and two-time all-countyselection...Other: Finished fourth in the 1,500 meters at the2003 Empire State Games...Parents: Anne and Bill BuithBrothers/Sisters: Brian, Bobby.

Charlie Dickinson Freshman, DefenderMajor: Soc. Studies Educ. Endicott, NYHigh School: Charlie is a 2004 graduate ofUnion-Endicott, where he received theEndicott Teachers Association Scholarshipand was a member of the National HonorSociety...Three-year starter in soccer...Two-time Team MVP, scholar athlete and all-

conference...Team captain as a senior...Team was two-timesectional champion...Five-year member of the swim team andtrack and field teams...Sectional and conference champion inmultiple events in track...Four-time scholar athlete fortrack...Received Mike Miller Track MVP Award...Track teamcaptain as a senior...Parents: Kathleen and Robert DickinsonBrothers/Sisters: Josh, Robert, Amber, Elizabeth.

Eddie Dolenk Freshman, DefenderMajor: Undeclared Wappingers Falls, NYHigh School: Eddie graduated from John Jayin 2004, where he was a scholar athlete anda member of the honor roll...Four-yearmember of the soccer team and three-yearstarter...Team won state title in 2000 andfinished with a 25-0 record and number two

national ranking...Parents: Mary and Ed Dolenk Brothers/Sisters: Max.

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Player ProfilesTyler Engelhard Sophomore, MidfieldMajor: Communications Candor, NYPrior to Cortland: Attended Belmont University, where hewas a member of the soccer team...Earned all-conferenceacademic honors...High School: A 2003 graduate of CandorCentral, where he was a member of the Honor Society andsenior class treasurer...Four-year starting midfielder in soccer...Second team all-star as a sophomore and junior...Senior all-star in 2003...Other: Grandfather, Michael Pollack, playedfootball and baseball at St. Vincent College...Parents: Patriciaand Timothy Engelhard Brothers/Sisters: Kelsie Ann.

Collyn Hoyte Junior, DefenderMajor: Sport Management Medford, NYPrior to Cortland: Collyn attendedJamestown Community College, where hewas a two-year starter on the soccerteam...Team captain...Earned first team all-conference and all-region honors...HighSchool: Graduated from Longwood in 2002,

where he was a member of the honor roll...Two-year startingforward on the soccer team...Played one season of basket-ball...Competed on the track and field team for one season...Parents: Carol Burke and Frankie Hoyte.

Sean Malone Freshman, ForwardMajor: Physical Education Tully, NYHigh School: Sean graduated from Tully in2004...Four-year starter in soccer...Earnedfirst team all-league and second team all-state honors...Three-year member of thebasketball team...An all-league, all-state andAll-CNY selection...Three-year starter in

baseball...Two-time first team all-league...Parents: Sherry andGary Malone Brothers/Sisters: Bryan.

Matt Mankowski Freshman, Def./Mid.Major: Physical Education Clarence, NYHigh School: Matt is a 2004 graduate ofClarence...Two-year starter in soccer...TeamMVP and captain...ECIC leading scorer...Named All-WNY...Four-year starter inhockey...All-star as a junior and senior...TeamMVP as a junior...Three-year member of the

baseball team...Team MVP and captain...Earned second teamAll-ECIC honors...Parents: Lany and Paul Mankowski...Fatherplayed for the Minnesota Twins...Brothers/Sisters: Jesse,Meghan...Jesse played soccer at Fredonia and Cortland...Played in Vermont and West Palm Beach in the PDL...Was anassistant coach at Cortland during the 2003 season.

Eric Reinhardt Freshman, MidfieldMajor: Sport Mgmt. Baldwinsville, NYHigh School: Eric graduated from C.W.Baker in 2004, where he was a member ofthe honor roll and student council...Receivedthe John Arcaro and Greg Bender MemorialScholarships...Two-year member of thesoccer team...Team captain and MVP as a

senior...Earned fifth team all-state, second team All-CNY andfirst team all-league honors as a senior...Named GouldsPumps Outstanding Team Player...Parents: Doreen and RandyReinhardt Brothers/Sisters: Chad.

Ryan Skibinski Freshman, MidfieldMajor: Athletic Training Scotia, NYHigh School: Ryan is a 2004 graduate ofScotia-Glenville...Two-year member of thesoccer team...First team all-league andSection Two Class B all-star as a senior...Teamwon sectional title his senior year and leaguecrown his junior season...Starting midfielder

in lacrosse for one season...Parents: Diane and StevenSkibinski Brothers/Sisters: Erik.

Steve Weeks Freshman, DefenderMajor: Special Educ. Mariaville Lake, NYHigh School: Steve graduated fromSchalmont in 2004...Three-year starter onsoccer team...Three-time league all-star...Team captain and finalist for SectionTwo Player of the Year as a senior...Team wontwo league titles and finished as section

runnerup twice...Parents: Carol and Ernest Weeks Brothers/Sisters: Scott, Matthew.

Brett Wilhelm Junior, GoalkeeperMajor: Bus. Econ. Cooperstown, NYPrior to Cortland: Brett attended Clarksonand Finger Lakes Community College...Member of the soccer team at FLCC...Namedthe Team MVP...High School: A 2001graduate of Cooperstown...Three-yearmember of the soccer team...Two-time Daily

Star all-star...Three-year member of the baseball team...Parents: Lorna and Bruce Wilhelm...Mother attendedCortland...Brothers/Sisters: Kristin.

Junior goalkeeper Ross Morelli has posted a 17-5-2record in his first two seasons with the Red Dragons.

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2003 Statistics/Results

Date Opponent ......................................... ScoreAug. 30 + Cabrini ........................................... W 4-1Aug. 31 + at Salisbury ............................. T 1-1 (2OT)Sep. 5 = RIT ................................................. W 1-0Sep. 6 = ITHACA ......................................... W 1-0Sep. 12 CLARKSON ....................................... W 1-0Sep. 13 ST. LAWRENCE ................................... L 2-5Sep. 17 ST. JOHN FISHER.............................. W 2-1Sep. 26 * PLATTSBURGH ................................ L 1-2Sep. 27 * POTSDAM ..................................... W 4-0Oct. 3 * at Brockport ................................... W 2-1Oct. 4 * at Geneseo ....................................... L 1-2Oct. 10 * at New Paltz ..................................... L 1-2Oct. 11 * at SUNYIT ....................................... W 9-0Oct. 17 * BUFFALO ST. ................................. W 5-1Oct. 18 * FREDONIA ..................................... W 3-0Oct. 22 * at Oswego ...................................... W 2-0Oct. 25 SCRANTON ............................. T 1-1 (2OT)Oct. 28 at Elmira ............................................ W 2-1Nov. 4 # NEW PALTZ ................................... W 3-0Nov. 7 # Geneseo ......................................... W 2-0Nov. 8 # Fredonia ................................ W 1-0 (2OT)Nov. 12 % WORCESTER ST. .......................... W 3-0Nov. 15 % at St. Lawrence ............................... L 0-1

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS* SUNYAC game+ Salisbury (MD) Tournament= Red Dragon Classic# SUNYAC Tournament% NCAA Div. III Playoffs

Player ............................... GP GS G A Pts. Shots Shot% GWG PK Att.Bo Grechka ........................ 23 16 9 3 21 54 .167 0 0 0Matt Daum......................... 21 6 6 7 19 36 .167 2 0 0Chad Becker ....................... 23 15 7 4 18 42 .167 4 0 0Christian Peters .................. 16 15 8 1 17 38 .211 5 0 0Aaron Anderson-Winchell ... 14 14 7 0 14 43 .163 1 2 2Victor Tobar ....................... 20 14 5 2 12 40 .125 3 0 0Mike Pellegrinelli ................ 22 4 3 0 6 20 .150 0 0 0Brian Dermody ................... 23 23 0 5 5 11 .000 0 0 0Dan Dunn........................... 12 9 1 2 4 14 .071 0 0 0Chris Mahigian ................... 16 13 1 2 4 13 .077 1 0 0Jordan Berg ........................ 20 7 0 4 4 19 .000 0 0 0Aaron Capano .................... 22 10 0 4 4 7 .000 0 0 0Cody Healey ....................... 11 1 1 1 3 4 .250 0 0 0Steve Castro ....................... 20 9 1 0 2 17 .059 0 0 0Brian Schnall ....................... 21 11 1 0 2 11 .091 0 0 0Zak Tonovitz ....................... 22 20 1 0 2 8 .125 0 0 0Brent Smith ........................ 10 0 1 0 2 5 .200 0 0 0Matt Shea .......................... 14 4 0 1 1 5 .000 0 0 0George Morningstar ........... 18 7 0 0 0 11 .000 0 0 0Jesse Andrieu ..................... 18 10 0 0 0 7 .000 0 0 0Casey Becker ...................... 11 1 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0Mike Golden ...................... 22 21 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0

TOTAL ............................... 23 23 52 36 140 411 .127 16 2 2OPPONENTS ..................... 23 23 19 13 51 275 .069 5 0 0

Player ...................................... GP GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T ShOSean Trask ................................. 14 11 1084:59 5 0.41 55 .917 8 2 0 6Ross Morelli ............................... 14 12 1036:29 14 1.22 44 .759 8 3 2 3

TOTAL ...................................... 23 23 2121:28 19 0.81 99 .839 16 5 2 11OPPONENTS ............................ 23 23 2121:28 52 2.21 125 .706 5 16 2 1

Senior Matt Daum led the Red Dragons inassists in his first year with the programlast season.

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Giving Back to the Game They Love...

Cortland has left a lifelong impression on many ofits former soccer players. Many of these individualsstill represent the “Red Dragon Way” through theirinvolvement in the game that has given them somuch.

Keith Agate – Boys’ Coach, Cincinnatus H.S.Ryan Argenziano – Boys’ Ass’t Coach, Deer Park H.S.Mike Borra – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Syosset H.S.Kevin Bradley – Men’s Coach, Nassau C.C.Mike Campisi – Boys’ Coach, Shenendehowa H.S.Mike Carboine – Boys’ Coach, Dryden H.S.Alan Catu - Men’s Coach Suffolk County C.C.Joe Chiavaro – Men’s Coach, U.S. Military AcademyJohn Cossaboon – Women’s Coach, University of San DiegoHristos Dimitriou – Men’s Coach, Binghamton UniversityJosh Eaton - Men’s Coach, Mount Union College (OH)Charlie Edkins – Men’s Coach, College Misericordia (PA)Neil Edkins – President, N.Y.S. Referee AssociationJamie Edson – Boys’ Coach, Colonie H.S.Jeff Ellis – Boys’ JV Coach, Southhold H.S.Paul Gannon – Men’s Assistant Coach, U.S. Military AcademyP.J. Gondek – Men’s Coach, SUNY FredoniaBob Gould – Men’s Coach, Mohawk Valley C.C.Lou Hanner – Boys’ Coach, John Glenn H.S.Mike Heedles – Boys’ Coach, Lake Luzerne H.S.George Herrick – Director of Coaching, N.Y.S. WestJim Hesch – Pro Player, Hershey Wildcats/Harrisburg HeatMike Hogan – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Harborfields H.S.Fred Hooper – Boys’ Coach, Keene Central SchoolMike Kelly – Boys’ Coach, North Babylon H.S.Bruce Kramer – Developmental Coach, Fowler H.S.

Former Cortland PlayersBill Lehmann – Boys’ Coach, MacArthur H.S.Craig Levernois – Boys’ J.V. Coach, Guilderland H.S.Scotty Martin – Boys’ Coach, North Rose-Wolcott H.S.Gary Montalto – Boys’ Coach, Arlington H.S.Tim Morgan – Boys’ Assistant Coach, C.W. Baker H.S.P.J. Motsiff – Men’s Coach, College of St. RoseJohn Mullins – Boys’ Coach, West Islip H.S.Tim Mullins – Girls’ Coach, West Islip H.S.Perry Nizzi – Men’s Coach, Hamilton CollegeKevin O’Connor – Boys’ Coach, Marmiom Academy (IL)John Pagano – Boys’ Coach, Huntington H.S.Timothy Peabody – Girls’ Coach, Pearl River H.S.Matt Pedicini – Boys’ Assistant Coach, East Meadow H.S.Chris Perkins – Women’s Coach, Wells CollegeKevin Quinn – Boys’ Coach, Pittsford-Sutherland H.S.Don Riddall – Boys’ Coach, Manlius-Pebble HillTom Rogan, Sr. – Men’s Coach, Hudson Valley C.C.Tom Rogan, Jr. – Men’s Coach, Fulton-Montgomery C.C.Dan Rose – Men’s Assistant Coach, SUNY PotsdamC.J. Rozzi – Boys’ Coach, Wando H.S. (SC)Craig Sanborn – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Arlington H.S.Bert Severns – President, Patrick U.S.A.Peter Schmitz – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Brentwood H.S.Keith Stanley – Boys’ Assistant Coach, Massapequa H.S.Chris Sweeney – Boys’ Coach, Massapequa H.S.Mike Trimarchi – Boys’ Coach, Johnstown H.S.Chris Waterbury – Men’s Coach, SUNY PlattsburghPhil Wingert – Men’s Coach, Wilkes University (PA)David Wright – Men’s Coach, Gettysburg College (PA)Ron Zorn – N.Y.S. Boys H.S. Coordinator

Please contact Cortland Associate Sports Information DirectorDan Surdam (surdamd@cortland.edu or (607) 753-5673) withany additions or corrections to this list.

Year Player All-America Status1946 Walter Suess Second Team1947 Emilio DaBramo Second Team1948 Robert Brown First Team1949 William Milhaven Honorable Mention1951 William Milhaven Honorable Mention1952 Joseph Levorchick Honorable Mention1953 Vincent Palmieri First Team1954 Vincent Palmieri First Team1954 Clarence Mepham Second Team1954 George McCabe Honorable Mention1957 Herman Druckman Honorable Mention1959 Chris Sweeney Honorable Mention1960 Chris Sweeney First Team1960 Ron Zorn Honorable Mention

Cortland All-AmericansYear Player All-America Status1961 John Eden Second Team1961 Jim McGuidwin Honorable Mention1962 Paul Fardy First Team1965 Richard Joseph Honorable Mention1966 Richard Spina Honorable Mention1979 Neale Moore Second Team1981 David Wright First Team1981 Frank Ciliberto Second Team1982 Frank Ciliberto First Team1982 Halefom Belay First Team1992 Mike Borra Second Team1993 Jim Hesch First Team1994 Pete Klammer Second Team2002 Jesse Mankowski Third Team

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2003 Game-by-Game RecapsCortland 4, Cabrini 1(Aug. 30; Salisbury, MD)After Cabrini took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute, VictorTobar scored in the 19th and 30th minutes and BrentSmith found the back of the net in the 31st minute to givethe Red Dragons a 3-1 lead at the half. Tobar set up AaronAnderson-Winchell’s goal in the 79th minute to completethe scoring. Ross Morelli made two saves in 67 minutesbefore giving way to Sean Trask, who did not have to stopa shot in the final 23 minutes.

Cortland 1, Salisbury 1 (2OT)(Aug. 31; Salisbury, MD)The nationally 22nd-ranked Gulls seemed to be in positionto win the game and its own Elmer Lord Memorial Classicwith a goal in the 80th minute, but Cortland’s Zak Tonovitznetted the equalizer in the 85th minute off an assist fromBo Grechka after a corner kick. Ross Morelli made six savesin goal and Brian Dermody was named Co-Most ValuablePlayer.

Cortland 1, RIT 0(Sept. 5; Cortland, NY)Matt Daum took a pass from a sliding Chad Becker on theleft side of the box and sent a 12-yard shot inside the rightpost in the 35th minute for his first goal as a Red Dragonas Cortland defeated 22nd-ranked RIT in the openinground of the Red Dragon Classic. Ross Morelli made sixsaves, including a point-blank stop late in the openinghalf, to post his first shutout of the season.

Cortland 1, Ithaca 0(Sept. 6; Cortland, NY)Cortland handed 14th-ranked Ithaca its first loss of theseason on the strength of Victor Tobar’s goal inside theright post in the 78th minute. Aaron Capano accepted apass from Tobar at the top of the box and fed the ball backto Tobar who continued a run inside the box. Ross Morellimade three saves and was named the Tournament MVP.Tobar, Aaron Anderson-Winchell and Mike Golden werenamed to the All-Tournament Team.

Cortland 1, Clarkson 0(Sept. 12; Cortland, NY)Ross Morelli recorded his third consecutive shutout,stopping three shots, and Chad Becker scored from 15yards out in the 52nd minute as the 16th-ranked RedDragons remained unbeaten with the win. Morelli turnedaside two excellent scoring chances by the Golden Knightsearly in the game to keep the game scoreless.

St. Lawrence 5, Cortland 2(Sept. 13; Cortland, NY)Bo Grechka gave the Red Dragons a 1-0 lead over thesecond-ranked Saints with a 16-yard shot in the 19thminute, but St. Lawrence closed out the first half with thenext three goals. After the Saints went ahead 4-1, MattDaum scored off a through pass from Chris Mahigian tocut the lead to 4-2 in the 66th minute. St. Lawrence closedthe scoring in the 89th minute. Ross Morelli made threesaves.

Cortland 2, St. John Fisher 1(Sept. 17; Cortland, NY)Aaron Anderson-Winchell scored on a header in the sixthminute and Chad Becker sent a back heel flick inside theleft post in the 26th minute to give the Red Dragons a 2-0lead in the first half en route to the win. Cortland outshot

St. John Fisher, 28-10, and dominated play, but theCardinals pulled to within 2-1 with a goal in the 81stminute. Ross Morelli registered three saves in goal.

Plattsburgh 2, Cortland 1(Sept. 26; Cortland, NY)Cortland dropped a heartbreaker to 14th-rankedPlattsburgh when the Cardinals scored with just 10seconds remaining after Red Dragon goalie Ross Morellislipped going after a loose ball. Cortland had taken a 1-0lead in the 56th minute. Aaron Anderson-Winchell drove aheader into the upper left corner off Christian Peters’corner kick. Plattsburgh tied the game in the 71st minute.Morelli, who made five saves, kept the game scoreless inthe first half with three outstanding stops.

Cortland 4, Potsdam 0(Sept. 27; Cortland, NY)The Red Dragons pulled away from a 1-0 halftime leadwith three second-half goals to earn their first SUNYACwin of the season. Matt Daum, Chad Becker, Bo Grechkaand Aaron Anderson-Winchell each scored for Cortland,which outshot the Bears 28-9. Ross Morelli made one savein 56:45, while Sean Trask did not have to stop a shot in33:15.

Cortland 2, Brockport 1(Oct. 3; Brockport, NY)Aaron Anderson-Winchell scored both goals, including thegame winner off a feed from Chris Mahigian in the 70thminute, to lead the Red Dragons to the conference roadwin. Anderson-Winchell had given Cortland a 1-0 lead inthe 24th minute when he converted a penalty kick. RossMorelli made four saves as the Red Dragons improved to7-2-1 overall and 2-1 in the SUNYAC.

Geneseo 2, Cortland 1(Oct. 4; Geneseo, NY)Geneseo scored two first-half goals and held on for thewin. Aaron Anderson-Winchell scored a goal in his fifthstraight game on a penalty kick in the 90th minute. TheRed Dragons dominated the second half, outshooting theKnights, 17-3, but couldn’t find the back of the net untilAnderson-Winchell’s score. Ross Morelli started in goal andmade four saves in the opening half before giving way toSean Trask, who stopped one shot in the final 45 minutes.

New Paltz 2, Cortland 1(Oct. 10; New Paltz, NY)The Hawks surprised the Red Dragons by breaking up ascoreless game with goals in the 47th and 48th minuteson their way to the win. Bo Grechka scored on a headeroff an assist from Aaron Capano in the 63rd minute forCortland to make it 2-1, but the Red Dragons were deniedtwice in the final 15 minutes by the New Paltz goalie. SeanTrask made eight saves in his first start of the season.

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2003 Game-by-Game RecapsCortland 9, SUNYIT 0(Oct. 11; Utica, NY)Mike Pellegrinelli and Victor Tobar each scored two goalsto lead the Red Dragons to the rout. Cortland, whichoutshot the Wildcats 36-3, built a 6-0 lead at halftime.Steve Castro, Cody Healey and Christian Peters eachscored his first goal as a Red Dragon. Bo Grechka and MattDaum recoded a goal and an assist. Sean Trask recordedhis first collegiate shutout.

Cortland 5, Buffalo St. 1(Oct. 17; Cortland, NY)Chad Becker netted two goals, including the game winnerlate in the first half, as Cortland improved to 9-4-1 overalland 4-3 in the SUNYAC. Brian Schnall scored his first goalof the season to give the Red Dragons an early 1-0 lead.After Buffalo St. tied the game at 1-1, Becker deposited a25-yard shot into the upper left corner in the 40th minute.Matt Daum and Brian Dermody each collected two assists.Sean Trask made four saves in 76:15, and Ross Morellistopped one shot in 13:45.

Cortland 3, Fredonia 0(Oct. 18; Cortland, NY)The Red Dragons earned their 10th win of the seasonbehind seven saves from Sean Trask and a pair of goals byChristian Peters. Trask made the first big save of the gamein the 10th minute when he deflected away a Fredoniaheader. Peters netted his first goal in the 28th minute fromfive yards out. Bo Grechka added a 25-yard left-footedgoal in the 53rd minute, and Peters sealed the game witha 15-yard knuckler that handcuffed the Blue Devil goalie inthe 79th minute.

Cortland 2, Oswego 0(Oct. 22; Oswego, NY)The Red Dragons clinched the third seed in the SUNYACplayoffs with their fourth straight win. Christian Peters andChad Becker scored first-half goals and Sean Trask madetwo saves to record his second straight shutout to leadCortland. The Red Dragons outshot the Lakers 14-5 andheld a decisive 9-2 advantage in corner kicks.

Cortland 1, Scranton 1 (2OT)(Oct. 25; Cortland, NY)Scranton entered the game with only four wins and nearlystole a victory from the Red Dragons. The Royals gained anearly 1-0 lead on a goal off a direct kick in the 16th minuteand held the advantage through halftime. Cortland,playing a man down, eventually scored the equalizer whenBo Grechka drilled a 15-yard shot into the upper rightcorner in the 77th minute. The Red Dragons had threegood scoring chances in the overtime periods but couldn’tconvert. Ross Morelli registered five saves in goal.

Cortland 2, Elmira 1(Oct. 28; Elmira, NY)Chris Mahigian tallied the game winner 2:52 beforehalftime as the Red Dragons edged Elmira. Bo Grechka’sunassisted goal in the sixth minute gave Cortland a 1-0lead. The Soaring Eagles tied the game 1-1 in the 30thminute, but Mahigian answered with an unassisted effortin the 43rd minute. Sean Trask made two saves as the RedDragons outshot Elmira 26-8, including 14-3 in the secondhalf.

Cortland 3, New Paltz 0 (SUNYAC Quarterfinals)(Nov. 4; Cortland, NY)The Red Dragons avenged their regular-season loss behinda pair of goals from Christian Peters and five saves by SeanTrask. Peters started the scoring in the eighth minute afterhe followed up his own corner kick and drove a 15-yardshot into the net. Matt Daum made it 2-0 in the 32ndminute when he headed in Brian Dermody’s 45-yardservice. Peters finished the scoring in the 68th minute off afeed from Chad Becker.

Cortland 2, Geneseo 0 (SUNYAC Semifinals)(Nov. 7; Oneonta, NY)Cortland scored both goals on loose balls and Sean Traskmade five saves as the Red Dragons knocked off second-seeded Geneseo to advance to the SUNYAC finals for thethird straight year. Christian Peters took advantage of amisplay by the Geneseo goalie in the 41st minute and BoGrechka gave the Red Dragons an insurance goal in the89th minute.

Cortland 1, Fredonia 0 (2OT) (SUNYAC Finals)(Nov. 8; Oneonta, NY)Christian Peters, who was named the SUNYAC Tourna-ment MVP, converted a direct kick in the 102nd minute togive Cortland it’s third SUNYAC title in a row. Sean Traskmade six saves in 97:29, and Ross Morelli earned the winby playing the final 3:59 after Trask had to leave due toinjury. Trask, Chad Becker and Brian Dermody were namedto the All-Tournament Team.

Cortland 3, Worcester St. 0 (NCAA Tournament)(Nov. 12; Cortland, NY)The Red Dragons set a school record with their 16th win ofthe season and earned their first NCAA playoff victorysince 1993. Chad Becker opened the scoring in the 10thminute when he converted a pass from Dan Dunn into anopen goal. Becker then assisted Bo Grechka’s goal in the47th minute. Matt Daum completed the scoring in the73rd minute from eight yards out. Sean Trask made sixsaves, including four in the second half.

St. Lawrence 1, Cortland 0 (NCAA Tournament)(Nov. 15; Canton, NY)Cortland was held scoreless for the first time all seasonand finished tied for 17th nationally with the loss. St.Lawrence connected for the game’s only goal in the 57thminute. Sean Trask made a career-high nine saves to keepthe Red Dragons in the game.

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Team HistoryYear-by-Year Win-Loss Records

Head Coach: Francis J. Moench

Year W-L-T1925 3-1-01926 2-3-01927 8-1-11928 6-0-0

Student Coaches:Ira Brown (1929), Fred Cousins (1930), William

Brown (1931), Harold Figenscher (1932)

Year W-L-T1929 4-0-11930 3-1-31931 4-2-11932 2-4-0

Head Coach: Laurence Rogers

Year W-L-T1933 4-2-01934 3-3-01935 6-1-1

Head Coach: Fred Holloway

Year W-L-T Post-Season1936 5-3-01937 4-2-01938 4-4-01939 6-1-01940 3-3-11941 5-1-01942 3-3-01943-44 No games, World War II1945 2-3-11946 5-3-01947 6-1-11948 4-2-11949 6-1-11950 4-4-01951 4-4-01952 7-1-01953 6-1-01954 4-3-11955 5-3-01956 4-2-11957 2-4-11958 3-2-31959 7-1-01960 9-1-0 NCAA tournament1961 7-3-01962 8-2-1 NCAA tournament1963 9-1-11964 9-2-0 NCAA tournament1965 7-4-11966 8-3-1 NCAA tournament1967 5-3-31968 5-6-0

1969 7-3-01970 5-4-31971 5-5-21972 8-5-0 ECAC tournament

Head Coach: Fred Taube

Year W-L-T Post-Season1973 9-4-2 ECAC tournament champions1974 8-2-5 ECAC tournament champions1975 7-4-11976 11-4-0 SUNYAC tournament,

NCAA tournament1977 14-5-0 SUNYAC Champions,

2nd, NCAA Div. III tournament1978 13-2-3 3rd, NCAA Div. III tournament1979 12-3-2 SUNYAC Champions,

NCAA Div. III tournament1980 6-8-11981 14-1-3 SUNYAC Champions,

Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1982 15-3-0 Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1983 12-4-2 SUNYAC Champions,

NCAA Div. III tournament1984 11-3-21985 13-5-01986 9-5-01987 9-7-01988 10-7-11989 13-6-0 ECAC tournament1990 14-1-5 SUNYAC Champions,

Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1991 15-3-3 SUNYAC Champions,

Tied 5th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1992 11-2-3 NCAA Div. III tournament1993 13-2-2 SUNYAC Champions,

Tied 9th, NCAA Div. III tourn.1994 8-7-0

Head Coach: Frank Tschan

Year W-L-T Post-Season1995 10-5-2 2nd place, ECAC tournament1996 10-9-1 2nd place, ECAC tournament1997 9-10-01998 8-10-01999 9-8-0

Head Coach: Mike Middleton

Year W-L-T Post-Season2000 4-10-22001 13-7-1 SUNYAC Champions,

NCAA Div. III tournament2002 15-6-1 SUNYAC Champions,

NCAA Div. III tournament2003 16-5-2 SUNYAC Champions,

NCAA Div. III tournament

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BEST W/L RECORD (SEASON - MIN. 10 GAMES)

W-L-T Pct. Year9-1-0 .900 19609-1-1 .864 1963

14-1-3 .861 19818-1-1 .850 1927

15-3-0 .833 198214-1-5 .825 199013-2-2 .824 1993

9-2-0 .818 1964

MOST WINS (SEASON)

Wins Record Year16 16-5-2 200315 15-6-1 200215 15-3-0 198215 15-3-3 199114 14-1-3 198114 14-1-5 199014 14-5-0 197713 13-2-2 199313 13-2-3 197813 13-5-0 198513 13-6-0 198913 13-7-1 2001

LONGEST UNDEFEATED STREAK

19 games (14 wins, 5 ties), 1990

MOST GOALS SCORED (SEASON)

Goals # of games Year63 22 games 200252 19 games 197752 23 games 200351 20 games 199050 20 games 200148 16 games 199247 18 games 198147 21 games 1991

MOST GOALS SCORED (GAME)

Goals Opponent Year Score12 vs. Syracuse 1959 12-011 vs. Utica/Rome 1999 11-011 vs. Syracuse 1957 11-011 vs. Oswego 1946 11-010 vs. Syracuse 1956 10-210 vs. Buffalo St. 1992 10-0

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED (SEASON)

Goals # of games Year5 8 games 19498 18 games 1982

MOST SHUTOUTS (SEASON)

Shutouts # of games Year11 18 games 197811 18 games 198211 19 games 197711 20 games 199011 21 games 199111 23 games 2003

Team RecordsMOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS

5 Three times (1977, 1978, 1982)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES ALLOWING ONE GOAL ORLESS

20 games 1991

MOST INDIVIDUAL GOALS SCORED (SEASON)

Goals Player Year21 Jim McGuidwin 196119 David Wright 198118 Brian Vamosy 199617 Jesse Mankowski 200214 Samir Sisic 200114 Neale Moore 197714 David Wright 1980

Career Goal-Scoring Leaders

Player Grad. Gms Goals AvgDavid Wright 1982 63 35 0.55Mike Borra 1993 73 35 0.48Neale Moore 1980 68 33 0.48Jim McGuidwin 1963 30 27 0.90Tom Porazzo 1978 46 27 0.58Brian Vamosy 1996 34 26 0.76Ron Zorn 1960 26 24 0.92Scotty Martin 1964 33 24 0.72John Wissing 1986 69 24 0.35Chris Sweeney 1960 26 23 0.88Dan Rose —— 32 23 0.72Jesse Mankowski 2003 39 23 0.59Paul Simmonds 1983 78 23 0.29Don Murphy 1974 40 21 0.52Kevin Russell 2003 42 21 0.50Jim Hesch 1993 51 21 0.41Dave Wilson 1986 57 19 0.33Larry Perkins 1959 24 18 0.75Larry Manning 1992 40 18 0.45Greg Ginsberg 1992 76 18 0.24Don Berkowitz 1962 28 16 0.57Glenn Kleinhans —— 34 16 0.47Paul Rose 1966 35 16 0.45Tim Robinson 1980 36 16 0.45Dave Maloney 1964 23 15 0.65Brian Thomas 2000 50 15 0.30Tony Stenta 2001 69 15 0.22Samir Sisic —— 19 14 0.74Aaron Anderson-Winchell 2004 36 14 0.39Dave Nocio 1986 65 13 0.20John Caveny 1986 66 13 0.19

Individual Records

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Opponent Series RecordAlbany Cortland leads 15-6-4Alfred Series tied 1-1-0American Int. Cortland leads 1-0-0Amherst Amherst leads 1-0-0Army Series tied 3-3-1Babson Series tied 1-1-0Bard Cortland leads 1-0-0Binghamton Series tied 10-10-6Brandeis Brandeis leads 1-0-0Brockport Brockport leads 37-19-5Brooklyn Brooklyn leads 1-0-0SUNY-Buffalo Cortland leads 1-0-0Buffalo St. Cortland leads 31-4-0Cabrini Cortland leads 1-0Chris. Newport Chris. New. leads 1-0-0Clarkson Cortland leads 7-2-0Colgate Cortland leads 15-10-3Colorado College Colorado Coll. leads 1-0-0Connecticut Connecticut leads 1-0-0Cornell Cornell leads 19-13-3DeSales Cortland leads 1-0-0Drew Cortland leads 1-0-0East Stroudsburg Cortland leads 12-6-1Elmira Cortland leads 9-3-0Emerson Cortland leads 1-0-0Fredonia Cortland leads 18-9-2Geneseo Cortland leads 19-7-3Gettysburg Cortland leads 2-1-1Glassboro St. Glassboro St. leads 2-0-0Greensboro College Greensboro leads 1-0-0Hamilton Cortland leads 21-2-2Hartwick Hartwick leads 1-0-0Hobart Cortland leads 11-1-1Houghton Houghton leads 1-0-0Howard Series tied 0-0-1Hunter Cortland leads 1-0-0Ithaca Cortland leads 41-25-8Keuka Cortland leads 1-0-0Le Moyne Cortland leads 14-0-0Lock Haven Lock Haven leads 8-5-2Lynchburg Cortland leads 1-0-0

Opponent Series RecordMansfield Cortland leads 1-0-1McMaster Cortland leads 2-0-0Merchant Marine Cortland leads 4-3-0Methodist Methodist leads 1-0-0Misericordia Series ties 2-2-0N.J. Tech Cortland leads 1-0-0New Paltz Cortland leads 23-9-0N. Adams St. Cortland leads 2-0-0NC-Greensboro NC-Greensboro leads 1-0-0Oneonta Cortland leads 11-10-5Oswego Cortland leads 39-5-3Pacific Pacific leads 1-0-0Panzer Cortland leads 5-3-1Plattsburgh Cortland leads 30-11-3Potsdam Cortland leads 31-2-4RIT RIT leads 4-3-1RPI RPI leads 26-12-2Roanoke Series tied 0-0-1Rochester Cortland leads 14-4-3Rockford Cortland leads 1-0-0Salem St. Salem St. leads 1-0-0Salisbury Series tied 0-0-1Scranton Series tied 0-0-1Siena Cortland leads 2-0-0Springfield Springfield leads 11-5-1St. John Fisher Cortland leads 4-3-0St. Lawrence St. Lawrence leads 9-7-0Stony Brook Cortland leads 3-0-0SUNYIT Cortland leads 12-0-0Swarthmore Cortland leads 1-0-0Syracuse Cortland leads 22-3-1Trenton St. Cortland leads 1-0-0Union Cortland leads 11-5-2Virginia Wesleyan Cortland leads 1-0-0West Chester West Chester leads 4-0-0W. Connecticut St. Series tied 0-0-1Westfield Westfield leads 1-0-0Wilkes Cortland leads 2-0-0William Paterson William Paterson leads 1-0-0Worcester St. Cortland leads 2-0-0

Series Records vs. All Opponents

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About SUNY Cortland

Located atop one of the rolling hills in central New York’s“City of Seven Valleys,” the State University of New YorkCollege at Cortland was founded in 1868 as the CortlandNormal School, which included among its earlieststudents inventor and industrialist Elmer A. Sperry ofSperry-Rand Corp. fame.

Over the decades, the campus expanded and in 1941, byan act of legislature and the Board of Regents, theinstitution officially became a four-year college providingcourses leading to the bachelor’s degree. In 1948,Cortland was a founding member of the State Universityof New York.

Today, approximately 7,500 students are pursuing degreeswithin the College’s three academic divisions — arts andsciences, professional studies and the school of education.Twenty-three departments with a faculty of more than400 offer the SUNY Cortland student body 70 majors and44 minors from which to choose.

The College’s main campus covers 191 acres and includes30 traditional and modern buildings. Fourteen of thesestructures are residence halls providing on-campushousing for approximately 3,000 students. Cortland alsooperates its Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lakein the Adirondacks, the Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserveoutside Cortland, and the Brauer Memorial GeologicalField Station on the Helderberg Escarpment near Albany.

At Cortland, athletics are viewed as having an importantrole in the educational mission of theCollege. During the fall, winter and springseasons, Cortland participates in 25intercollegiate sports — 14 women’s and11 men’s — in an attempt to provide abroad program which meets the needs,interests and abilities of its students.

The Cortland athletic program placedeighth nationally out of 430 colleges anduniversities in the 2003-04 all-sportNational Association of Collegiate Directorsof Athletics (NACDA) Directors’ CupDivision III standings. The award was

formerly known as the Sears Directors’ Cup from 1995-2002. Cortland is the only New York school and one ofonly six nationwide to finish in the top 20 each of the lastnine years. Since 1989, the Red Dragons have captured12 NCAA Division III team titles.

The College offers its student-athletes excellent athleticfacilities. The newly-constructed on-campus stadiumfeatures two artificial turf fields. One field seats 6,500spectators, the other 1,500. The Cortland football, fieldhockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’slacrosse and men’s and women’s track and field teams areamong those who utilize the facility, which the New YorkTimes called “...a new stadium worthy of a majoruniversity power.”

The Bessie L. Park Physical Education and RecreationCenter, opened in 1973, features the Whitney T. CoreyGymnasium with a 3,500 seating capacity; the Olympic-sized Harriet Holsten swimming pool with gallery seatingfor 1,500; the Alumni Ice Arena, a facility which canaccommodate 2,500 spectators; a 500-seat gymnasticsarena, racquetball and squash courts, a wrestling room,modern athletic training facilities and the state-of-the-artFrancis 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” HollowayField, which has lights for night contests and newlyinstalled bleachers. The College also has 22 outdoortennis courts and two outdoor basketball courts andboasts Robert H. Wallace Field (baseball) and Dragon Field(softball) as part of its 51 acres of athletic fields.

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