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2009 QUICK
FACTS
General Information
Location: Canton, N.Y.
Founded: 1856
Enrollment: 2,260
Nickname: Saints
Colors: Scarlet and Brown
Stadium: Leckonby Stadium
Field: Weeks Field
Surface: Natural Grass
Capacity: 1,500
Affi liation: NCAA Division III
Conference: Liberty League
President: Dr. William L. Fox
Athletic Director: Margie Strait
Department Phone: 315-229-5421
Football Information
Head Coach:
Chris Phelps (St. Lawrence, B.A.’91)
Record at SLU: 18-59
Career Record: 22-65
Offi ce phone: 315-229-5785
E-mail: cphelps@stlawu.edu
Assistant Coaches: Kevin Farr (Defensive
Coordinator/Safeties), Chuck Leierer (Offensive
Coordinator/ Offensive Line), Aland Joseph
(Defensive Backs), James Simboli (Wide
Receivers), Paul Phelps (Defensive Ends), Bo
McDougall (Linebackers), Jeff Dittman (Defensive
Line), Troy Lassial (Running Backs)
Base Offense: Multiple
Base Defense: Multiple
Athletic Trainer: Jason Pennella
2008 Overall Record: 1-9
2008 Conference Record: 1-6
Liberty League Ranking: 8th
Players Returning/Lost: 78/24
Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4
2009 Captains: Gerard Bryant, Connor Hackett,
McClean Beyor and Mike Battaglia
Sports Information
Director of Athletic Media Relations:
Wally Johnson
Football Contact: Joe Keniston
Offi ce Phone: 315-229-5986
Cell Phone: 315-368-3000
Fax: 315-229-5589
E-mail: jkenisto@stlawu.edu
SID Mailing Address:
Augsbury Center
St.Lawrence University
Canton, NY 13617
Press Box Phone:
315-229-7378
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Quick Facts ....................................1
St. Lawrence University .................2
The Administration ........................3
Head Coach Chris Phelps ...............4
Assistant Coaches ...................... 5-6
Rosters........................................ 7-8
Roster Breakdown ..........................8
2009 Season Outlook ............... 9-10
Player Bios ............................. 11-14
Saints Studying Abroad................15
Saints Football Records ...............16
2008 Statistics ..............................17
Liberty League .............................18
2009 Opponents ..................... 18-20
2009 Schedule
9/5 ITHACA 1:00pm
9/12 at Norwich 1:30pm
9/19 at Alfred 1:00pm
9/26 KINGS POINT* 1:00pm
10/3 at Hobart* 12:00pm
10/17 UNION* 1:00pm
10/24 at Rensselaer* 1:00pm
10/31 SUSQUEHANNA* 1:00pm
11/7 ROCHESTER* 1:00pm
11/14 at WPI* 12:00pm
Home games in CAPS
* Denotes Liberty League game
Front Cover (left to right):
Senior captains McLean Beyor, Mike
Battaglia, Gerard Bryant and Connor
Hackett
On this page (top to bottom):
Quarterback JP Kearney and offensive
lineman McLean Beyor; Defensive tackle
Gerard Bryant; Offensive lineman Jon
Thomas and runningback Eric Jones.
Credits
The 2009 St. Lawrence University Football
Media Guide was written and produced by
Associate Director Sports Information Joe
Keniston. Photos by Tara Freeman.
www.stlawu.edu/athletics
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St. Lawrence University and Athletics
St. Lawrence University is a nondenominational,
coeducational fouryear
university which was chartered
in 1856 and is the oldest continuously
coeducational institution of higher
learning in New York State.
The University draws the majority
of its 2,260 students from the Middle
Atlantic and New England states,
although 41 states and 22 foreign
countries are also represented. Classes
are nearly equally divided among male
and female students.
The University is situated in Canton,
NY, a small residential community
with a population of approximately
6,400. The University derives its name
from the St. Lawrence River and is
located in the valley of that river near
the Canadian border.
In addition to its many on-campus
programs, the University offers the opportunity
for international study in its
semester or year programs in several
nations as well as three domestic offcampus
programs.
St. Lawrence is a place with a
treasured history, a unique setting and
a reputation for quality in education
while maintaining the high-caliber
athletic program which draws both
local and national interest. It is a place
where young men and women not only
learn from professors and instructors,
but from each other, the community
and the environment as well.
Newell Field House and the Saints Victory Bell
The University offers courses
leading to Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor
of Science degrees and also offers
master’s degrees in education and
educational administration. It offers a
wide variety of academic majors and
minors.
MAJOR AND MINOR PROGRAMS:
African Studies, Anthropology, Asian
Studies, Biochemistry, Biology, Biology/Physics,
Canadian Studies, Caribbean
and Latin American Studies,
Chemistry, Computer Science, Conservation
Biology, Economics, Economics/Mathematics,
Education, English
(Literature, Writing), Environmental
Studies, European Studies, Film and
Representational Studies, Fine Arts,
Gender and Sexuality Studies, Geology,
Geology/Physics, Global Studies,
Government, History, Mathematics,
Mathematics/Computer Science,
Modern Languages and Literatures
(French, German, Spanish, Multi-Language)
Multi-Field (designed by you
with advice from faculty), Music, Native
American Studies, Neuroscience,
Outdoor Studies, Philosophy, Physics,
Psychology, Religious Studies, Sociology,
Performance and Communication
Arts, Sports Studies and Exercise
Science, Statistics, U.S. Cultural and
Ethnic Studies.
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS:
Education, Engineering (3+2), MBA
(4+1), Pre-Health (Medical, Dental,
Veterinary), Pre-Law, Pre-Management.
St. Lawrence University
Intercollegiate Athletic Teams
NCAA Division I
Men’s Ice Hockey
Women’s Ice Hockey
NCAA Division III
Baseball
Men’s & Women’s Basketball
Men’s & Women’s Crew
Men’s & Women’s Cross Country
Field Hockey
Football
Men’s & Women’s Golf
Men’s & Women’s Lacrosse
Men’s & Women’s Alpine & Nordic Skiing
Men’s & Women’s Soccer
Softball
Men’s & Women’s Squash
Men’s & Women’s Swimming and Diving
Men’s & Women’s Tennis
Men’s & Women’s Track & Field
Volleyball
Non-Divisional
Equestrian (co-educational team)
OPPORTUNITIES IN ATHLETICS
St. Lawrence offers its men and
women a wide variety of opportunities
for both recreation and competitive
athletics through its intercollegiate and
intramural sports programs.
For those interested in intercollegiate
competition, the University offers
varsity teams in 32 sports, 15 of them
for men, 16 for women and one which
is a co-educational team.
All St. Lawrence teams are open
to full-time students on a try-out basis.
Students meeting University and NCAA
eligibility requirements are qualifi ed
to become candidates for varsity roster
spots and may be chosen for various
teams through competition with other
student-athletes. A number of teams do
not have roster limitations, while others
are cut to a specifi c number of athletes
for seasonal competition.St. Lawrence
boasts an outstanding small-college facility
and has annually produced athletes
and teams which rank among the best
nationally.
The centerpiece for the athletic and
recreational facilities is the Augsbury
Center, which is the home for the majority
of athletic teams and includes an
indoor track, tennis courts and a multipurpose
infi eld in the adjoining Newell
Field House. The fi eld house also houses
the Ronald B. Stafford Fitness Center
and the Littlejohn Training Room for
athletic medicine.

Mike Howard
ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR
St. Lawrence Administration
Dr. William L. Fox
PRESIDENT
Dr. William L. Fox ’75 became 18th president of his
undergraduate alma mater on July 1, 2009, after serving as
president and senior lecturer in philosophy, religion and history
at Culver-Stockton College since 2003.
Dr. Fox received a Master of Divinity degree from Harvard
and a Ph.D. in American religious history from George
Washington University. He has published three books: a
study of Harvard theologian Willard L. Sperry (1991), the
award-winning Valley of the Craftsmen (2001) and Lodge
of the Double-Headed Eagle: Two Centuries of Scottish Rite
Freemasonry (1999).
He was also the founding and general editor of a tenvolume
book series in church history. At Culver-Stockton, he
developed a ten-year “Plan for Success” that generated a new
master plan for campus facilities, major capital improvements,
innovative curricular revision, an entrepreneurial
online program and overall fi nancial equilibrium.
As special assistant to the president at Goucher
College, Dr. Fox focused on strategic planning, advancement
and graduate programs; he also led the enrollment management
area for two successive years of growth. Previously, he
taught at Claremont Theological School, Montgomery College
and Howard University.
Randy LaBrake
ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR
Fran Grembowicz
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR
Margie Strait
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Now in her 12th year as director of athletics and chair
of the department of intercollegiate athletics and recreation,
which sponsors the minor in sports studies and exercise science,
Margie Strait has been a member of the Saints athletic
program since 1970. She was a highly successful tennis
coach, and also coached skiing during her coaching career.
Strait has served as a member of the executive committee
of the ECAC men’s and women’s hockey league, the ECAC
Board of Directors, and as president of the Liberty League.
Since taking the directorship, she has coordinated the
addition of seven new athletic teams to the Saints NCAA
Division III athletic program and has been involved in all
phases of an extensive renovation of the University’s athletic
facilities. Those renovations include the completion of
renovations to Appleton Arena and Burkman Gym, a new
artifi cial turf fi eld, a new nine-lane outdoor all-weather track,
a new football fi eld and several new practice venues. Additional
projects include new offi ce spaces, a new fi tness center,
a new fi eld house, new squash and tennis facilities and a crew
boathouse.
She spent 17 seasons as the women’s tennis coach and
eight as the men’s tennis coach and was the 1994 New York
State Coach of the Year. She led her women’s teams to three
conference championships and two state titles and rebuilt the
men’s program to a conference champion.
A graduate of Cortland State College with a master’s degree
from St. Lawrence, Strait was inducted into the Cortland
State College Hall of Fame in 2003.
Strait and her husband, Russ, are the parents of two
children, a son, Hawley, a graduate of Bates College, and a
daughter, Wendy, a graduate of Connecticut College.
Bob Durocher
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR
Jeremy Freeman
ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR
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Head Coach Chris Phelps
Entering his ninth season as head
football coach at his alma mater, Chris
Phelps has steadily rebuilt the St. Lawrence
program.
During his coaching
tenure, the
Saints have signifi
cantly increased
the number of
players in the program,
have broadened
their recruiting
areas and have
attracted a number
of talented athletes
to St. Lawrence. Phelps’ student-athletes
have also been outstanding in their academic
achievements, attaining league,
regional and national recognition for both
their football and academic accomplishments.
Phelps was named the 21st head
coach in St. Lawrence football history in
December of 2000. A 1991 graduate of
St. Lawrence, he has seen vast changes
in the facilities for the football program
since his playing days with the completion
of Leckonby Stadium in the summer
of 2000 and the addition of the Newell
Field House, which houses a state-of-theart
fi tness center in addition to space for
indoor practices, in the fall of 2001.
“I enjoyed every aspect of my undergraduate
career at St. Lawrence and with
the improvements that the University has
made in athletic facilities, classroom and
laboratory spaces and residential and student
life facilities over the last few years,
it is an even more attractive place to be
today,” said Phelps.
“After a very productive spring season,
I am excited about the 2009 campaign,”
added Phelps. “We return one
of our largest and most talented senior
classes in the program’s history and have
tremendous leadership on both sides of
the ball. As always, the Liberty League
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is sure to offer another challenging season,
and I’m looking forward to making a
push for the top of the standings.”
A native of Laconia, NH, Phelps was
a four-year starter for the Saints and
continues to hold the career record for
total offense with 4,944 yards. He was
the ECAC Rookie of the Year in 1987
when he passed for 926 yards and rushed
for 322, accounting for 1,248 total yards
and a dozen touchdowns. He threw for
1,232 yards and 13 scores and amassed
1,590 total yards, an average of 176.7
per game, as a sophomore, earning
Team Most Valuable Player and Pizza
Hut All-American Honorable Mention
honors. Phelps enjoyed his most productive
season a year later when he passed
for 1,537 yards and accounted for 1,736
yards and 19 touchdowns. He captained
the Saints in both his junior and senior
seasons and was a cum laude graduate
with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history
and education.
Following his graduation, Phelps
joined the staff at the University at
Albany as a junior varsity quarterbacks
coach and offensive coordinator, and
was varsity receivers coach in 1992. He
earned his Master’s degree at Albany in
1993. Phelps then joined the staff at the
University of New Hampshire and was
running backs coach in 1993 and receivers
coach and assistant recruiting coordinator
in 1994 for a 10-2 team which won
the Yankee Conference title. He then
moved to Hobart College, where he was
quarterback and wide receivers coach
(1995-98), offensive coordinator (1996-
99) and recruiting coordinator (1995-99).
He spent a year as head coach at I-AA
Siena in 1999 before returning to UNH
for the 2000 season.
Phelps and his wife, Kim, live in Canton
with their daughter Bailey (16) and
son Ryan (13).
The Phelps File
Alma Mater: St. Lawrence ’91
SLU Record: 18-59, 8 seasons
Overall Record: 22-65, 9 seasons
Offi ce Phone: (315) 229-5785
E-mail: cphelps@stlawu.edu
1991-93
The University at Albany
*J.V. Offensive Coordinator
*Quarterbacks Coach
*Varsity Receivers Coach
1993-95
The University of New Hampshire
*Recruiting Coordinator
*Running Backs Coach
*Receivers Coach
1995-99
Hobart College
*Offensive Coordinator
*Recruiting Coordinator
*Quarterbacks Coach
*Receivers Coach
1999
Siena College
*Head Coach
2000
University of New Hampshire
*Recruiting Coordinator
*Receivers Coach

Saints Assistant Coaches
Kevin Farr
Defensive Coordinator
Kevin Farr enters his ninth season on the
Saints’ staff and his eighth as Defensive
Coordinator.
Farr, a 1999 graduate of
Hobart College where
he played defensive
back, began his coaching
career as an outside
linebacker coach at
Siena College in 1999
under then-head coach
Chris Phelps. He then
began coaching linebackers at the University
of New Hampshire in 2000 before
heading to Canton, NY.
Farr, who will also serve as the safeties
coach this season, has constructed the
Saints’ defensive unit into one of the most
aggressive and productive in the region.
Eight players on the defensive side of the
ball earned Liberty League All-Conference
honors over the past two seasons.
James Simboli
Wide Receivers
James Simboli returns for his fourth season
as the Wide Receivers coach at
St. Lawrence University after serving
as head junior varsity
coach, varsity running
backs coach and covideo
coordinator at
St. John Fisher College
in the fall of 2005.
A wide receiver at
St. John Fisher for
three seasons, Simboli
is a 2005 graduate of Fisher and has
gained extensive camp coaching experience.
Simboli has coached an All-Conference
wide receiver in each of his three seasons
in Canton, NY. He earned his Masters
Degree from St. Lawrence in the spring of
2008 in Educational Leadership.
Chuck Leierer
Offensive Coordinator
Chuck Leierer enters his second season as
the Offensive Line coach at St. Lawrence
University after serving as an Assistant
Coach at Luther College since 2006.
Leierer received his
Bachelor’s Degree in
History from Hastings
College in 1998,
and has held coaching
stints at both Peru State
College (NE) and at
the University of North
Dakota. While at
Luther, the Minden, NE native showed his
versatility by coaching the wide receivers,
offensive line and snappers while serving
as Run Game Coordinator and Head JV
Coach.
In his fi rst season with the Scarlet and
Brown, Leierer coached two All-Conference
offensive linemen as well as a
Second Team All-Region selection.
Paul Phelps
Defensive Ends
Paul Phelps enters his seventh season
on the St. Lawrence University football
staff, and will serve
as the Defensive Ends
coach. Phelps, who
had a fantastic career
as a high school coach
in New Hampshire, has
helped mold the Saints’
defense throughout his
tenure in Canton.
A graduate of Plymouth State College,
Phelps was the offensive coordinator as
well as defensive and offensive line coach
at Laconia High School for 25 years. He
coached in the VT/NH Shrine All-Star
Classic in 1980 and coached the defensive
line for the University of Albany in a summer
1992 game between the Great Danes
and an international team in Paris, France.
Aland Joseph
Defensive Backs
Aland Joseph, a four-year member of
the football team and a running back for
Springfi eld College, returns for his third
season as a member of
the Saints’ coaching
staff. He will coach
the defensive backs for
the second consecutive
year.
Joseph, a member of
Springfi eld’s 2003 and
2006 league championship
teams, was named the Assistant Coordinator
of Student-Athlete Development
in the spring of 2008. Before coming to
St. Lawrence, he worked as a personal
trainer at the NY Sports Club in Stamford,
CT and as the conditioning coach for
Trinity Catholic High School.
Joseph has done extensive work with the
disabled and earned his degree in Rehabilitation
and Disability Studies.
Bo McDougall
Linebackers
Stephen “Bo” McDougall ’06 returned to
his alma mater to join the Saints’ staff as
the linebackers coach
for the 2008 season
following a two-year
coaching stint at Norwich
University.
McDougall, who
received his Bachelor’s
Degree in History from
St. Lawrence, was a
four-year starter for
Chris Phelps from 2002-2005 and served
as a team captain in his senior campaign.
Following commencement, McDougall
joined the coaching staff at Norwich, serving
the Cadets as the Tight Ends coach.
He was responsible for video breakdown,
creating scouting reports and recruiting in
New England. McDougall also worked as
the Assistant Coach to men’s lacrosse at
Norwich.
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Saints Assistant Coaches (continued)
Jeff Dittman
Defensive Line
Jeff Dittman joined the St. Lawrence
University football coaching staff for the
2008 season following a successful playing
career at Hartwick
College.
Dittman, who earned
a Bachelor of Science
degree from Hartwick
in the spring of 2007,
will again coach the
defensive line in 2009
after seeing defensive
tackle Gerard Bryant earn First Team All-
America status in 2008.
A Member of Sigma Beta Delta, the Accounting
International Honor Society,
Dittman played for Hartwick’s varsity
football team from 2003-2006. His outstanding
leadership qualities earned him
captain’s status for both his junior and
senior seasons and landed him an invite
to the 2006 NCAA Division III Athletic
Leadership Conference.
Troy Lassial
Running Backs
Troy Lassial returned to his alma mater to
serve the St. Lawrence University football
team as the Running
Backs and Full Backs
coach for the 2008
season.
In his fi rst season, Lassial
coached a Second
Team All-Conference
honoree, Eric Jones.
Lassial, who earned his Bachelor’s
Degree in History in the spring of 2008,
fi nished a very solid career in the Scarlet
and Brown at the wide receiver spot in
the fall of 2007. The Ogdensburg, NY
native fi nished his career with 38 catches,
including a career-high 24 in his senior
season. Lassial also fi nished with 512
yards receiving and four touchdowns.
Besides serving as a big target for quarterbacks
at the wide receiver spot, Lassial
was also an impressive pitcher on the
Saints’ baseball squad.
Faculty/Staff Coach of the Week
The St. Lawrence University football program enters its fourth year with a Faculty/Staff Coach of the Week program in
2009. The designated Coach of the Week receives a different and unique perspective into the Saints’ football program
and the lives of its student-athletes. Those participating will attend the Thursday quarterback meeting, attend Thursday
practice and watch the game from the sidelines with the team. The 2009 Faculty/Staff Coaches of the Week are:
Ithaca (9/5)
Tom Coakley
Vice President for
Administrative
Operations
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Kings Point (9/26)
Lorie MacKenzie
Assistant Dean of
Academic
Administration
Union (10/17)
Matha Thornton
Assistant Dean of
Student Life and Director
of Residence Life
Susquehanna (10/31)
Dr. Ana Estevez
Assistant Professor of
Biology and Psychology
Support Staff
Jason Pennella
Athletic Trainer
Jason Pennella enters his
seventh season working with
the Saints’ football program.
A 1996 graduate of Salisbury
University, Pennella was the
head athletic trainer at Adams
State before heading to
St. Lawrence. He and his
wife, Kathy, reside in Canton.
Joe Keniston
Sports Information
Joe Keniston, a 2005 graduate
of St. Lawrence, is in his
third season covering the
football team. Keniston,
who golfed for the Saints as
an undergraduate, manages
the squad’s website, media
guide, and coverage.
Bill Bascom
Equipment Operations
Bill Bascom joined the
Saints’ staff in the Fall of
2008 as the team’s equipment
manager. A 1993 graduate
of Cortland State, he serves
the entire athletic department
as the primary equipmant
operations manager.
Rochester (11/7)
Matt McCluskey
Coordinator of
Academic Support

2009 Saints Football Roster
Alphabetical Roster
No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/ High School
14 Michael Baraldi QB Jr. 6-0 185 Chelmsford, MA/ Chelmsford
52 Mike Battaglia LB Sr. 5-11 205 Hingham, MA/ Hingham
63 Bryan Ben-Haim OL Sr. 5-10 240 Pembroke Pines, FL/ Everglades
60 McLean Beyor OL Sr. 5-10 250 Black River,NY/ Carthage
21 Christian Bianchi CB So. 5-10 175 Pittsfi eld, MA/ The Gunnery
67 Stanley Bigord OL Sr. 6-0 250 Spring Valley, NY/ Ramapo
52 AJ Blaisdell LB FY 6-1 210 Millbury, MA/ Millbury
51 Gerard Bryant DT Sr. 6-0 240 White Plains, NY/ White Plains
46 Stephen Buskey TE FY 6-2 225 Hanover, NH/ Westminster School
5 Wendell Caesar S Jr. 5-10 190 Brooklyn, NY/ New Utrecht
53 JP Calero OL So. 6-2 245 Port Chester, NY/ Port Chester
58 Travis Castleman LB Sr. 5-11 200 Hastings, NY/ Paul V. Moore
4 Kevin Chapin QB FY 6-0 185 Medway, MA/ Holderness School
34 William Chapman LB FY 6-1 205 Syracuse, NY/ Christian Brothers Acad.
20 Zach Choquette WR/CB FY 6-2 180 Mattapoisett, MA/ Old Rochester
91 Jesse Clark DE FY 6-2 245 Ticonderoga, NY/ Ticonderoga
73 Dave Cohen OL Jr. 6-1 270 Croton-on-Hudson, NY/ Croton Harmon
29 Gabe Colas LB Sr. 5-10 180 Margate, FL/ Coral Springs
28 Sam Crossan S Jr. 5-9 185 Wenham, MA/ Hamilton-Wenham
7 Ben Cryts LB Jr. 6-2 200 Derry, NH/ Pinkerton Academy
55 George Cuchural LB Jr. 5-9 185 Hingham, MA/ Hingham
27 Jimmy Curro S So. 5-11 170 Londonderry, NH/ Londonderry
30 Steve Degree LB Sr. 6-2 190 Williston, VT/ Rice Memorial
39 Derek Delzer CB FY 5-10 160 Alden, NY/ Alden
82 Dan DePuccio TE Sr. 6-1 190 Troy, NY/ Troy
89 Matt DePuccio DE Sr. 6-1 190 Troy, NY/ Troy
87 Matthew Dodge K So. 6-1 200 Meredith, NH/ New Hampton School
11 Christopher Dris K/P FY 5-10 190 New Port Richey, FL/ Clearwater Central
17 Justin Eaddy CB So. 6-0 170 Fort Lauderdale, FL/ University of NSU
77 Donavon Edwards TE Sr. 6-1 240 Haines City, FL/ Coral Springs
51 Andrew Fahy DT FY 6-2 215 Lima, NY/ Honeoye Falls-Lima
44 Ryan Fedo LB Jr. 5-11 190 Warwick, RI/ Warwick Veterans
80 Brendan Fitzpatrick WR So. 6-0 180 New Canaan, CT/ New Canaan
49 Sam Fulmer LB So. 6-2 200 Rye, NY/ Rye
22 John Gatti Jr. TB So. 5-7 180 Cheektowaga, NY/ West Seneca East
97 Doug Geraghty DT So. 6-3 250 Selden, NY/ Newfi eld
92 Mike Gormley DE FY 6-2 205 Ballston Spa, NY/ Christian Brothers Acad.
34 Connor Hackett TB Sr. 6-2 200 Bronxville, NY/ Bronxville
47 Phil Hamilton LB So. 5-9 210 Winthrop, MA/ Winthrop
20 Brett Hart LB Sr. 5-11 200 Barre, VT/ Spaulding
79 Shane Hoffman OL Jr. 6-2 265 South Salem, NY/ The Hackley School
96 Nate Howard DE Jr. 6-0 210 Durham, NH/ St. Thomas Aquinas
31 Thomas Howard LB So. 5-11 190 Plymouth, NY/ Plymouth Regional
37 Dillon Huntley S Jr. 5-10 170 Canton, NY/ Hugh C. Williams
3 Louis Jenkins CB Jr. 5-9 165 Fort Lauderdale, FL/ Piper High School
41 Eric Jones FB Sr. 5-10 210 Watertown, NY/ Watertown
65 Houston Judd DE FY 6-2 230 Derby, VT/ North Country
10 JP Kearney QB Jr. 6-0 185 Lafl in, PA/ James M. Coughlin
71 Greg Kelly OL FY 5-11 250 Syracuse, NY/ Marcellus
66 Daniel Kent OL FY 5-10 210 Braintree, MA/ Thayer Academy
74 Rob Kunces OL Sr. 6-4 245 Darien, CT/ Canterbury School
92 Tom Lagos DE Sr. 5-11 240 Watertown, NY/ General Brown
62 Ryan LaHue OL FY 5-11 255 Coral Springs, FL/ Coral Glades
50 James LaMarco DL/OL FY 6-1 260 Ballston Spa, NY/ Christian Brothers Acad.
13 Aaron Lawton CB FY 5-10 180 Roslindale, MA/ New Hampton School
56 Andrew Le DE Sr. 5-10 220 Renton, WA/ Kentridge
57 Andrew Leiser LB Jr. 6-1 220 Bar Harbor, ME/ Mount Desert Island
27 Luke Lewis S Sr. 5-10 185 Oxford, NY/ Oxford Academy
26 Henry Lieber TB Sr. 6-0 185 Weston, MA/ Weston
69 Christian Lopez DT Sr. 6-4 300 Highland Mills, NY/ Cornwall
42 Mark Lucey LB So. 6-0 175 Windsor, CT/ Windsor
43 Jon Magnano S FY 5-10 195 Buffalo, NY/ Canisius
Numerical Roster
No. Name Pos.
1 Marcus Washington FB
2 Ethan Sutton WR
3 Louis Jenkins CB
4 Anthony Patterson WR
4 Kevin Chapin QB
5 Wendell Caesar S
6 Mike Wayne QB
6 Taylor Zappia CB
7 Ben Cryts S
7 Jim Minogue CB
8 Alcee Walker WR
9 Trevor Saunders CB
10 JP Kearney QB
11 Christopher Dris K/P
12 Andy Spadoni QB
13 Aaron Lawton CB
14 Michael Baraldi QB
15 Jarell Roberts CB
16 Zachary Migliore QB
17 Justin Eaddy CB
18 Rick Stepien WR
18 Joe Schlee WR
20 Brett Hart LB
20 Zach Choquette WR/CB
21 Christian Bianchi CB
22 John Gatti Jr. TB
23 Edgar Rojas S
24 Andrew Williams CB
24 James Stephens CB
25 Jeremy Ramos TB
26 Henry Lieber TB
26 Nick Mello S
27 Luke Lewis S
27 Jimmy Curro S
28 Sam Crossan FS
28 John Petosa CB
29 Gabe Colas LB
29 Jack Morgan CB
30 Steve Degree S
30 Joseph Napolitano TB
31 Thomas Howard LB
32 Matthew Pickrell CB
33 Chris Wagner TB
34 Connor Hackett TB
34 William Chapman LB
35 Chris Shineman FB
36 Marc Minogue FB
37 Dillon Huntley S
39 Derek Delzer CB
40 Mike Snyder LB
41 Eric Jones FB
42 Mark Lucey S
43 Jon Magnano S
44 Ryan Fedo LB
45 Ramon Mignott TB
46 Stephen Buskey DE
47 Phil Hamilton LB
48 Brendan McCarthy S
49 Sam Fulmer LB
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2009 Saints Football Roster
No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/ High School
61 Nick Marcotte OL FY 6-1 240 Moriah, NY/ Moriah
50 Gabe McBride LB Sr. 5-10 205 Mechanicville, NY/ Mechanicville
48 Brendan McCarthy S So. 5-11 190 Rochester, NY/ Fairport
90 Robert McCourt DE FY 6-3 210 Scituate, MA/ Boston College High
26 Nick Mello LB So. 6-1 170 Weston, CT/ Weston
16 Zachary Migliore QB FY 6-1 180 Pittsford, NY/ Pittsford Mendon
45 Ramon Mignott TB So. 5-7 175 Bridgeport, CT/ Bridgeport Central
7 Jim Minogue CB So. 6-0 170 Saratoga Springs, NY/ Saratoga Springs
36 Marc Minogue FB FY 5-10 215 Montreal, QC/ Choate Rosemary
29 Jack Morgan CB FY 5-11 175 Wilmot, NH/ Kearsarge
58 Oraene Morgan LB FY 5-9 205 Bridgeport, CT/ Centreal
84 John Morton WR Jr. 5-9 165 Penfi eld, NY/ Penfi eld High School
59 Chris Murphy DE So. 5-10 195 Liverpool, NY/ Liverpool
30 Joseph Napolitano TB FY 5-11 190 Tewksbury, MA/ Brooks School
85 Conor O’Donnell WR/TE FY 6-2 180 White Plains, NY/ Archbishop Stepinac
98 Chris Palmer DE Jr. 6-0 215 Portsmouth, RI/ Portsmouth
4 Anthony Patterson WR Sr. 5-9 165 Lockport, NY/ Lockport
28 John Petosa CB FY 5-8 170 Camillus, NY/ Christian Brothers Acad.
32 Matthew Pickrell CB So. 5-10 180 Montreal, QC/ Kent School
81 Thaddeus Pitts WR So. 5-11 165 Lehighton, PA/ Palmerton
91 Jim Powers DT Sr. 6-0 220 Averill Park, NY/ Averill Park
25 Jeremy Ramos TB FY 5-9 185 Staten Island, NY/ Port Richmond
15 Jarell Roberts CB So. 5-9 175 Al Tamonte Springs, FL/ Lyman
83 Tim Robinson TE Jr. 6-2 220 Voorheesville, NY/ Clayton A. Bouton
77 Oscar Rodriguez OL So. 6-4 255 Palm City, FL/ Martin County
76 Don Rohauer OL FY 6-4 245 Alden, NY/ Alden
23 Edgar Rojas S FY 5-10 190 N. Miami Beach, FL/ American Heritage
86 Mark Rudy WR So. 6-1 190 Syracuse, NY/ Marcellus
9 Trevor Saunders CB So. 5-10 185 Mount Vernon, NY/ Dobbs Ferry
18 Joe Schlee WR FY 5-10 165 Coram, NY/ Newfi eld
35 Chris Shineman FB Jr. 5-11 200 Palatine Bridge, NY/ Canajoharie
82 Brandon Simonetta WR FY 5-10 160 Homer, NY/ Homer
70 Bill Snyder DE So. 6-1 230 Copenhagen, NY/ Lowville Academy
40 Mike Snyder LB FY 6-1 205 Voorheesville, NY/ Voorheesville
12 Andy Spadoni QB So. 5-11 195 Webster, NY/ Webster Schroeder
24 James Stephens CB FY 5-9 165 Brooksville, FL/ Hernando
18 Rick Stepien WR Sr. 6-0 185 Youngstown, NY/ Lewiston-Parker
2 Ethan Sutton WR So. 5-9 175 South Paris, ME/ Oxford Hills
64 Tyler Swertfager OL FY 6-2 270 Chappaqua, NY/ Proctor Academy
78 Jon Thomas OL Sr. 6-3 245 North Sutton, NH/ Kearsarge
54 Mike Thomas OL Sr. 5-11 260 Cheshire, CT/ Cheshire
75 John Van Haaren OL FY 6-2 265 Elmont, NY/ Sewanhaka
99 Justin Vega DT Jr. 6-2 260 Syracuse, NY/ West Genesee
68 Justin Wacenske OL Sr. 5-10 245 Rochester, NY/ Gates-Chili
33 Chris Wagner TB Sr. 5-8 190 Bronxville, NY/ Bronxville
8 Alcee Walker WR Jr. 5-9 160 West Palm Beach, FL/ Inlet Grove
93 AJ Walsh DT Jr. 5-11 255 Springvale, ME/ Sanford High School
1 Marcus Washington FB So. 5-10 210 Pahokee, FL/ Pahokee
6 Mike Wayne QB Sr. 5-11 175 Fairport, NY/Fairport
24 Andrew Williams CB Sr. 5-11 170 Miami, FL/ Broward Christian
6 Taylor Zappia CB FY 5-7 175 Massena, NY/ Massena Central
8
No. Name Pos.
50 Gabe McBride LB
50 James LaMarco DL/OL
51 Gerard Bryant DT
51 Andrew Fahy DT
52 Mike Battaglia LB
52 AJ Blaisdell LB
53 JP Calero OL
54 Mike Thomas OL
55 George Cuchural S
56 Andrew Le DE
57 Andrew Leiser LB
58 Travis Castleman LB
58 Oraene Morgan LB
59 Chris Murphy DE
60 McLean Beyor OL
61 Nick Marcotte OL
62 Ryan LaHue OL
63 Bryan Ben-Haim OL
64 Tyler Swertfager OL
65 Houston Judd DE
66 Daniel Kent OL
67 Stanley Bigord OL
68 Justin Wacenske OL
69 Christian Lopez DT
70 Bill Snyder DE
71 Greg Kelly OL
73 Dave Cohen OL
74 Rob Kunces OL
75 John Van Haaren OL
76 Don Rohauer OL
77 Donavon Edwards TE
77 Oscar Rodriguez OL
78 Jon Thomas OL
79 Shane Hoffman OL
80 Brendan Fitzpatrick WR
81 Thaddeus Pitts WR
82 Dan DePuccio TE
82 Brandon Simonetta WR
83 Tim Robinson TE
84 John Morton WR
85 Conor O’Donnell WR/TE
86 Mark Rudy WR
87 Matthew Dodge K
89 Matt DePuccio DE
90 Robert McCourt DE
91 Jim Powers DT
91 Jesse Clark DE
92 Tom Lagos DE
92 Mike Gormley DE
93 AJ Walsh DT
96 Nate Howard DE
97 Doug Geraghty DT
98 Chris Palmer DE
99 Justin Vega DT

2009 Saints Football Outlook
The St. Lawrence University football
team enters 2009 coming off of an injuryplagued
2008 season. The Saints saw ten
starters miss time throughout the 2008
campaign, but behind a group of veterans
that includes 32 seniors and a young
nucleus of talent, the Scarlet and Brown
have much to be excited about when the
season kicks off in September.
Head coach Chris Phelps’ team
returns eight of the team’s 11 offensive
starters this season, while Defensive
Coordinator Kevin Farr’s unit welcomes
back seven of 11 starters including Pre-
Season All-American Gerard Bryant.
“We have a solid blend of seasoned
veterans, including our largest senior
class, playing alongside some highly talented
players who are looking to make an
immediate impact at the collegiate level,”
said Coach Phelps. “Our team selected
four players with outstanding character
to serve as captains this season, including
Connor Hackett, Gerard Bryant, Mike
Battaglia and McLean Beyor. We’re
looking to improve upon our mark from
last season and compete with some of the
best football programs in the country in
2009.”
OFFENSE
St. Lawrence graduated two All-Conference
offensive linemen, Tim LaRose
and Chris Lutgens. The Saints will also
need to replace leading receiver Ryan
Cooney, who earned All-Conference
honors, and captain Carl Festa, a former
All-conference player who missed several
games due to injury in 2008. With Offensive
Coordinator Chuck Leierer calling
the plays, the unit will be led by captains
McLean Beyor in the trenches and Connor
Hackett out of the backfi eld.
OFFENSIVE LINE
The Saints will undoubtedly miss
LaRose and Lutgens up front, but will
build around a trio of senior starters
that includes Beyor (5-10, 250, Black
River, NY), Justin Wacenske (5-10, 245,
Rochester, NY) and Jon Thomas (6-3,
245, North Sutton, NH). The group also
includes fi ve other seniors, headlined
by Rob Kunces (6-4, 245, Darien, CT).
Junior Shane Hoffman (6-2, 265, South
Salem, NY) and sophomores Oscar Rodriguez
(6-4, 255, Palm City, FL) and
Senior Connor Hackett (above) will join
classmate Eric Jones as the Saints’ primary
threats out of the backfi eld in 2009.
JP Calero (6-2, 245, Port Chester, NY)
are also poised to challenge for starting
roles in 2009. Offensive line coach
Chuck Leierer is excited about the talent
level of the incoming class, anchored
by Dan Rohauer (6-4, 245, Alden, NY),
John Van Haaren (6-2, 265, Elmont,
NY), Greg Kelly (5-11, 250, Syracuse,
NY) and Ryan LaHue (5-11, 255, Coral
Springs, FL).
QUARTERBACK
The Saints return each of their
options at quarterback from 2009,
including junior JP Kearney (6-0, 185,
Lafl in, PA), who handled the starting
role throughout the majority of
his sophomore year. In nine games,
Kearney completed 163-of-301 passes
for 1,716 yards and seven touchdowns.
Classmate Michael Baraldi (6-0, 185,
Chelmsford, MA) will look to regain
the starting job having lost it to injury
last fall. Meanwhile, sophomore Andy
Spadoni (5-11, 195, Webster, NY) may
be a player to keep an eye on during
training camp, as he had an outstanding
fi rst year campaign and spring season.
RUNNINGBACKS
Captain Connor Hackett (6-2, 200,
Bronxville, NY) returns for his senior
season after missing much of 2009 due
to a hampering injury. Hackett was an
All-Conference player as a sophomore
and boasts both power and speed that
makes him one of the Saints’ primary
offensive weapons, having totaled 20 career
touchdowns in 24 collegiate games.
Fellow senior Eric Jones (5-10, 210,
Watertown, NY) burst onto the scene in
Hackett’s absence last year at tailback as
well as at fullback. Jones landed on the
Liberty League’s Second Team offense
having piled up a team-high 638 yards
on 122 carries in 2008. Ramon Mignott
(5-7, 175, Bridgeport, CT) and Marcus
Washington (5-10, 210, Pahokee, FL)
also saw playing time in their fi rst seasons
with the Scarlet and Brown and can
be expected to contribute again as sophomores.
Meanwhile, the Saints get even
deeper in the backfi eld with impressive
recruits, including converted quarterback
Jeremy Ramos (5-9, 185, Staten Island,
NY) at tailback and Marc Minogue (5-
10, 215, Montreal, QC) at fullback.
TIGHT END
Senior Donovan Edwards (6-1,
240, Haines city, FL), the 2008 starting
tight end, returns for his fi nal season in
Canton, NY. Edwards proved to be a
valuable blocker in the running game
and could see more passes thrown his
way in 2009. Meanwhile, junior Tim
Robinson (6-2, 220, Voorheesville, NY)
will be in the mix for playing time as will
senior Dan DePuccio (6-1, 190, Troy,
NY). Incoming student Stephen Buskey
(6-2, 225, Hanover, NH) hopes to use his
size and strength to develop into a solid
future option at tight end.
WIDE RECEIVER
The graduation of Ryan Cooney and
Hakiem Greenhut leaves several question
marks surrounding the team’s corps
of wide receivers. However, Coach
Phelps believes this position is where
the most surprises may come in 2009.
Converted quarterback Mike Wayne (5-
11, 175, Fairport, NY), who fi nished the
2008 season with an 11-reception game
against WPI, is coming off of an impressive
spring season and will be a player to
watch this fall. The team is also excited
about the return of sophomore Ethan
Sutton (5-9, 175, South Paris, ME), who
provides big play capability downfi eld.
The duo will join returning starters Anthony
Patterson (5-9, 165, Lockport, NY)
and Rick Stepien (6-0, 185, Youngstown,
NY), who add experience and reliable
targets in the passing game. If junior
Alcee Walker (5-9, 160, West Palm
Beach, FL) can build on his solid spring
ball performance, opponents will have
to respect his speed and ability to stretch
the fi eld.
9

2008 Saints Football Outlook
DEFENSE
The Saints’ defensive unit graduated
six starters including All-Conference
honorees Devaun McFarland and Andy
Welkley. The 2008 season was highlighted
by the emergence of Gerard Bryant on
to the national scene, as the White Plains,
NY, native was a First Team All-American
and was named CDS’ 2009 Pre-Season
Defensive Player of the Year. However,
Bryant, a captain along with senior
Mike Battaglia, will be surrounded on
the defensive side of the ball by several
playmakers who gained valuable playing
experience last fall.
DEFENSIVE END
Despite the losses of Charles Haydock
and Jonathan Edwards along the
defensive front, the Saints return several
quality players who are ready to make
an impact at defensive end. Seniors Tom
Lagos (5-11, 240, Watertown, NY) and
Matt DePuccio (6-1, 190, Troy, NY) and
juniors Nate Howard (6-0, 210, Durham,
NH) and Chris Palmer (6-0, 215, Portsmouth,
RI) each saw action last season
and will work to build on their quality
game-time experience. Adding depth to
the Saints’ roster in their rookie years include
Jesse Clark (6-2, 245, Ticonderoga,
NY), Mike Gormley (6-2, 205, Ballston
Spa, NY) and Rob McCourt (6-3, 210,
Scituate, MA).
DEFENSIVE TACKLE
St. Lawrence will rely on the strong
interior play of Gerard Bryant (6-0, 240,
White Plains, NY) and fellow starter
junior Justin Vega (6-2, 260, Syracuse,
NY). Bryant’s monster 2008 season
included 97 tackles, 56 of which were
solo stops, and a conference-best 20.0
tackles for a loss. Vega became a regular
along the defensive line and chipped in
10 tackles. The position is one in which
the Saints return all of their contributors
from a year ago, including seniors
Jordan Lewis (6-3, 270, Taberg, NY)
and Christian Lopez (6-4, 300, Highland
Mills, NY), junior AJ Walsh (5-11, 255,
Springvale, ME) and sophomore Doug
Geraghty (6-3, 250, Selden, NY).
10
LINEBACKERS
Senior starters Gabe McBride and
Gabe Colas will join captain Mike
Battaglia in working to replace former
captain Chuck Bradway at the interior
linebacker position. McBride was the
team’s second-leading tackler with 66
stops while Colas made 20 solo tackles
and added 4.0 for a loss. The duo, along
with Battaglia, will be joined by seniors
Brett Hart (5-11, 200, Barre, VT) and
Travis Castleman (5-11, 200, Hastings,
NY), juniors Ryan Fedo (5-11, 190,
Warwick, RI) and Andrew Leiser (6-1,
220, Bar Harbor, ME) and sophomores
Phil Hamilton (5-9, 210, Winthrop, MA)
and Sam Fulmer (6-2, 200, Rye, NY) at
inside linebacker.
At the outside spot, senior Steve
Degree (6-2, 190, Williston, VT) will
compete alongside juniors Ben Cryts (6-
2, 200, Derry, NH) and George Cuchural
(5-9, 185, Hingham, MA) for the starting
gig left by Josh Miller, who graduated
last spring.
SAFETIES
Senior Luke Lewis (5-10, 185,
Oxford, NY) will look to step into the
starting free safety role this season with
the graduation of Michael Bruno. Lewis
will be challenged for playing time by
Sam Crossan (5-9, 185, Wenham, MA)
and Dillon Huntley (5-10, 170, Canton,
NY) and sophomore Trevor Saunders
(5-10, 185, Mount Vernon, NY). A versatile
player to watch in the secondary
will be rookie Edgar Rojas (5-10, 190,
North Miami Beach, FL).
Replacing three-time All-Conference
safety Andy Welkley will be diffi cult for
Defensive Coordinator Kevin Farr, but
he has several options at the safety spot.
The frontrunner for the position is junior
Wendell Caesar (5-10, 190, Brooklyn,
NY).
CORNERBACKS
St. Lawrence will look to fi ll the void
in the secondary left by two-time All-
Conference corner Devaun McFarland.
However, due to McFarland’s injury
last season, the Saints were able to work
Andrew Williams (5-11, 170, Miami,
FL) and Louis Jenkins (5-9, 165, Fort
Lauderdale, FL) into the starting roles.
Christian Bianchi (5-10, 175, Pittsfi eld,
MA) had a remarkable spring campaign
and launched himself into the competition
for playing time in his sophomore
year.
Meanwhile, sophomores Jarell Roberts
(5-9, 175, Al Tamonte Springs, FL)
and Justin Eaddy (6-0, 170, Fort Lauderdale,
FL) will also be in the mix at the
cornerback spot. With the Saints continuing
to build for the future, the coaching
staff has added Zach Choquette (6-2,
180, Mattapoisett, MA), Aaron Lawton
(5-10, 180, Roslindale, MA), James
Stephens (5-9, 165, Brooksville, FL) and
Derek Delzer (5-10, 160, Alden, NY).
SPECIAL TEAMS
The graduation of starting kicker and
punter Matt Popov will put the spotlight
squarely on Chris Dris (5-9, 165, New
Port Richey, FL), an outstanding prospect
out of Clearwater Central Catholic.
The Saints’ return game will be
anchored by sophomore Trevor Saunders,
who became a staple in the team’s
special teams unit last year. Saunders
averaged a team-high 15.0 yards per
punt return in 2008 and went for 18.6
yards per kickoff return. Senior Anthony
Patterson and junior Louis Jenkins add
experience in the return game as well, as
the group works to earn the offense quality
fi eld position.
The senior trio of Gabe McBride (center),
Gabe Colas (left) and Andrew Williams (right)
will help to add veteran leadership to the
Saints’ defense this season.

2009 Player Profi les
Michael Baraldi
14 Quarterback . .
Jr. 6’0 185
Chelmsford, MA/ Chelmsford
Baraldi won the starting job in
training camp last fall, but an injury
against Johns Hopkins in the
2008 opener hindered his season.
The Chelmsford, MA native played in three games,
completing 14-of-36 passes for 194 yards. Baraldi
will again compete for the starting job in 2009.
Career Stats: 3 GP, 14-of-36, 184 yds, 0 TD, 3 INT
Mike Battaglia
52 . Linebacker . .
Sr. 5’11 205
Hingham, MA/ Hingham
Battaglia served as a back-up
linebacker and special teams
player in his junior season. The
Hingham, MA native recovered
a fumble against Johns Hopkins and added a blocked
punt against WPI. He fi nished with seven total tackles
in 2008. His leadership on and off the fi eld landed
Battaglia captains status for the 2009 campaign.
Career Stats: 15 GP, 10 Solo, 6 Asst., 16 Total
Bryan Ben-Haim
63
.
Offensive Line
Sr. 5’10 240
Pembroke Pines, FL/ Everglades
Ben-Haim adds skill and size to
the Saints’ corps of offensive linemen.
After serving as the back-up
center in his junior year, the
Pembroke Pines, FL, native will compete for playing
time in his senior season.
.
McLean Beyor
60 . .
Offensive Line
Sr. 5’10 250
Black River, NY/ Carthage
Beyor continued to be one of the
most dependable and durable
blockers along the Saints’ offensive
line in 2008. The Black
River, NY native started in all 10 games, bringing
his career total to 22 starts. A member of the Liberty
Leauge All-Academic Team, Beyor has been elected a
captain for the 2009 campaign.
Christian Bianchi
21 . Cornerback . .
So. 5’10 175
Pittsfi eld, MA/ The Gunnery
Bianchi was a reserve player on
the Saints roster in 2008. However,
an outstanding spring season
has lifted the Pittsfi eld, MA,
native into contention for a starting cornerback job in
his sophomore year.
Stanley Bigord
67
.
Offensive Line
Sr. 6’0 250
Spring Valley, NY/ Ramapo
Bigord enters his fi nal season
with the Scarlet and Brown after
serving three years in the trenches
on the offensive line. The Spring
Valley, NY, native will compete for playing time along
a line that saw two starters graduate last spring.
.
Gerard Bryant
51
.
Defensive Tackle
Sr. 6’0 240
White Plains, NY/ White Plains
Bryant put together one of the
fi nest seasons in St. Lawrence
history in 2008, earning First
Team All-American, All-Region,
and All-Conference honors. The White Plains, NY,
native was an ECAC All-Star for the second straight
year and was named CDS’ 2009 Preseason Defensive
Player of the Year. Bryant fi nished his junior year with
97 tackles, 56 solo, in 10 games. Named the 2009
Team Most Valuable Player, he fi nished in the top-10
in the country in tackles for a loss (20.0) while forcing
three fumbles and blocking two kicks.
Career Stats: 27 GP, 107 Solo, 95 Asst., 202 Total, 41 TFL
Travis Castleman
58 . Linebacker . .
Sr. 5’11 200
Hastings, NY/ Paul V. Moore
Castleman has primarily served
as a back-up linebacker during
his tenure with the Saints. The
Hastings, NY native played in
one game during his junior season, assisting on a
tackle against Rochester.
.
Gabe Colas
29 . Linebacker . .
Sr. 5’10 180
Margate, FL/ Coral Springs
Colas stepped up throughout his
junior season and became a starter
at linebacker. The Margate,
FL, native played in nine games
in 2008, making a career-high 20 solo tackles. Colas
also forced a fumble against Hobart and recovered
another versus Susquehanna.
Career Stats: 14 GP, 21 Solo, 8 Asst., 29 Total
Sam Crossan
Safety 28 . .
Jr. 5’9 185
Wenham, MA/ Hamilton-Wenham
Crossan will again compete for
time at safety in his junior year.
The Wenham, MA, native played
in three games in 2008, making
his fi rst collegiate solo and assisted tackles.
Career Stats: 5 GP, 1 Solo, 1 Asst., 2 Total, 1 Blkd. K
Ben Cryts
7 . Linebacker . .
Jr. 6’2 200
Derry, NH/ Pinkerton Academy
After serving as a role player during
his rookie year, Cryts became
a factor in the Saints’ defense.
The Derry, NH, native played
in nine games, making seven tackles and recovering
fumbles against both Alfred and WPI. Cryts should
continue to see more playing time in his junior season.
Career Stats: 9 GP, 4 Solo, 3 Asst., 7 Total
Steve Degree
30 . Linebacker . .
Sr. 6’2 190
Williston, VT/ Rice Memorial
Degree has been a reserve linebacker
for St. Lawrence during
his three seasons with the football
program. The Willison, VT, native
made his fi rst collegiate tackle last season against
Merchant Marine in the Hoffman Cup Game.
11

2009 Player Profi les
12
Dan DePuccio
82
. .
Tight End
Sr. 6’1 190
Troy, NY/ Troy
DePuccio remained a back-up
tight end for St. Lawrence in
his junior season. The Troy,
NY native, who is majoring in
Chemistry, was also active off of the football fi eld as
he earned Liberty League All-Academic honors and
was inducted into ODK.
Matt DePuccio
89
.
Defensive End
Sr. 6’1 190
Troy, NY/ Troy
DePuccio continued to serve as a
back-up along the defensive line
in 2008. A Biochemistry major,
DePuccio earned a spot on the
Liberty League All-Academic Team while serving as
the Vice President of SLU Roteract.
.
Donavon Edwards
77
.
Offensive Line
Sr. 6’1 240
Haines City, FL/ Coral Springs
After playing behind All-Conference
tight end Brett Young for
two seasons, Edwards became
part of the Saints’ passing attack
in 2008. The Haines City, FL, native, will shift to the
offensive line in his senior season to help shore up
voids left due to graduation.
Career Stats: 8 GP, 5 rec., 64 yds., 0 TD, 12.8 avg
.
Doug Geraghty
97 . .
Defensive Tackle
So. 6’3 250
Selden, NY/ Newfield
Geraghty added depth to the
Saints’ defensive line in his fi rst
year with the program. However,
a solid spring season has the 6’3,
250 pound sophomore contending for a spot in the
defensive rotation in 2009.
Connor Hackett
34 . Tailback . .
Sr. 6’2 200
Bronxville, NY/ Bronxville
Hackett remained one of the
team’s go-to offensive weapons
in 2008, but injuries forced him to
miss four games. The Bronxville,
NY, native managed to put up sound numbers, as he
gained 356 yards rushing and made 26 catches out of
the backfi eld in just six games. A captain for the 2009
season, Hackett has 20 career touchdowns and was an
All-Conference honoree in 2007.
Career (Rush): 24 GP, 307 att., 1,543 yds., 14 TD
(Receiving.): 24 GP, 56 rec., 509 yds., 6 TD
Phil Hamilton
47 . Linebacker
So. . 5’9 . 210 41 . Fullback . .
Winthrop, MA/ Winthrop
Hamilton returns to the St. Lawrence
football roster after taking
a year away from campus. The
Winthrop, MA, native will add
speed to the interior of the team’s defense having been
a stand-out player at Winthrop High School.
Brett Hart
20 . Linebacker . .
Sr. 5’11 200
Barre, VT/ Spaulding
Hart has added depth to the
Saints’ linebacking corps throughout
his three seasons with the
Scarlet and Brown. The Barre,
VT, native will again compete for playing time during
his senior campaign.
Shane Hoffman
79
.
Offensive Line
Jr. 6’2 265
South Salem, NY/ Hackley School
Hoffman has added a steady presence
to the team’s offensive line,
as the South Salem, NY, native
has served as the long-snapper for
two years. The 6’2, 265 pound junior will be called on
again in 2009 to continue his solid play at the position.
.
Nate Howard
96
.
Defensive End
Jr. 6’0 210
Durham, NH/ St. Thomas Aquinas
In 2008, Nate Howard became
a consistent contributor along
the Saints’ defensive line. The
Durham, NH, native played in
seven games, making 18 total tackles, 4.5 for a loss
including a pair of sacks. Howard, member of the
Liberty League All-Academic squad, also added a
fumble recovery versus Union.
Career Stats: 7 GP, 7 Solo, 11 Asst., 18 Total
.
Louis Jenkins
3 . Cornerback . .
Jr. 5’9 165
Fort Lauderdale, FL/ Piper High
Jenkins adds a dynamic player
to both St. Lawrence’s defense
and special teams units. The Fort
Lauderdale, FL, native became
a starter in 2008, playing in all 10 games while chipping
in 28 tackles and fi ve pass break-ups. Jenkins,
who averaged over 23 yards per kick-off return as a
sophomore, also made his fi rst collegiate interception
against Alfred.
Career Stats: 12 GP, 25 Solo, 6 Asst., 31 Total, 1 INT
Eric Jones
Sr. 5’10 210
Watertown, NY/ Watertown
After two years as primarily
a back-up and special teams
players, Jones stepped into the
spotlight in 2008 and responded
in a big way. The Watertown, NY, native led the team
in rushing with 638 yards and fi nished with a career
and team-high 7 touchdowns. He and Connor Hackett
were a solid “one-two” punch out of the backfi eld,
as Jones earned his way on to the Liberty League’s
Second Team Offense.
Career (Rush): 16 GP, 128 att., 663 yds., 7 TD
(Receiving.): 16 GP, 7 rec., 84 yds., 0 TD
JP Kearney
10 Quarterback
. .
Jr. 6’0 185
Lafl in, PA/ James M. Coughlin
Kearney did an admirable job
running the offense in his sophomore
season. The Lafl in, PA, native
played in nine games in 2008,
completing 54% of his passes for 1,716 yards and
seven touchdowns. Kearney, who also scored a pair of
rushing TD’s, passed for a career-high 319 yards and
two scores in the team’s win at Susquehanna.
Career Stats: 9 GP, 163-of-301, 1,716 yds, 7 TD, 17 INT
Rob Kunces
74
.
Offensive Line
Sr. 6’4 245
Darien, CT/ Canterbury School
Kunces will add a veteran presence
to the squad’s offensive line
in 2009. The Darien, CT, native
has been a role player throughout
his three-year tenure with the team, but will battle for
playing time again in his senior season.
.
Tom Lagos
92
.
Defensive End
Sr. 5’11 240
Watertown, NY/ General Brown
Lagos worked his way into the
rotation at defensive end in 2008,
setting career-highs in games
played (6), tackles (14) and tackles
for a loss (2). The Watertown, NY native picked
up his fi rst career sack against Merchant Marine.
Career Stats: 7 GP, 10 Solo, 5 Asst., 15 Total
.
Andrew Le
56
.
Defensive End
Sr. 5’10 220
Renton, WA/ Kentridge
A two-time Liberty League
All-Academic Team member, Le
battled an injury that hampered
his 2008 season. However, the
Renton, WA, native has worked hard to rebab the
injury and will be ready to compete in the fall of 2009.
.

2009 Player Profi les
Andrew Leiser
57 Linebacker
. .
Jr. 6’1 220
Bar Harbor, ME/ Mt. Desert Island
Leiser continued to serve as a
back-up linebacker for the Saints’
defensive unit in 2008. The Bar
Harbor, ME, native continued to
impress in the classroom, as he was named to both the
Liberty League All-Academic Team and to the Dean’s
List (spring ’08).
Luke Lewis
Safety 27 . .
Sr. 5’10 185
Oxford, NY/ Oxford Academy
Lewis made an effective switch
from offense to defense in his
sophomore season. The Oxford,
NY, native moved to the safety
position, where he saw time in four games in 2008.
Lewis, who earned his way on to the Liberty League
All-Academic Team, made four tackles last year and
will compete for the starting safety job as a senior.
Career Stats: 4 GP, 3 Solo, 1 Asst., 4 Total
Henry Lieber
26 . Tailback . .
Sr. 6’0 185
Weston, MA/ Weston
Lieber returns for his fi nal season
with the Saints having spent the
previous three campaigns as a reserve
tailback. The Weston, MA,
native will again compete for reps in 2009 alongside
Connor Hackett and Eric Jones.
Christian Lopez
69
.
Defensive Tackle
Sr. 6’4 300
Highland Mills, NY/ Cornwall
Having made a successful
transition from the offensive line
to defensive tackle, Lopez saw
time against Union in 2008. The
Highland Mills, NY, native made four tackles including
three solo stops against the Dutchmen. The Saints
expect Lopez to continue to grow into the position in
2009.
Career Stats: 1 GP, 3 Solo, 1 Asst., 4 Total
.
Gabe McBride
50 Linebacker . .
Sr. 5’10 205
Mechanicville, NY/ Mechanicville
McBride was St. Lawrence’s
second-leading tackler in 2008, as
he played in all 10 of the team’s
games. The Mechanicville, NY,
native set new career-highs in solo tackles (41), assists
(25), total tackles (66) and tackles for a loss (5.0).
McBride’s nose for the football makes him a gritty
defensive player to watch.
Career Stats: 18 GP, 61 Solo, 49 Asst., 110 Total, 9.5 TFL
Ramon Mignott
45 Tailback . .
So. 5’7 175
Bridgeport, CT/ Bridgeport
Behind his speed and agility, Mignott
earned quality playing time
during his rookie season. The
Bridgeport, CT, native played in
seven games, carrying the ball 29 times for an average
of 3.0 yards per carry. He scored his fi rst touchdown
against WPI in the season fi nale, and is expected to get
work out of the backfi eld again in 2009.
Career (Rush): 7 GP, 29 att., 87 yds., 1 TD
(Receiving.): 7 GP, 3 rec., 7 yds., 0 TD
Chris Palmer
98
. .
Defensive End
Jr. 6’0 215
Portsmouth, RI/ Portsmouth
After playing in just two games
as a rookie, Palmer became a
regular along the defensive line in
2008. The Portsmouth, RI, native
played in eight games, making a total of fi ve tackles.
Palmer also earned his fi rst career sack against Merchant
Marine and recovered a fumble in the team’s
win against Susquehanna.
Career Stats: 10 GP, 4 Solo, 4 Asst., 8 Total, 1.5 TFL
Anthony Patterson
4
.
Wide Receiver
Sr. 5’9 165
Lockport, NY/ Lockport
Despite a lack of size, Patterson
continued to provide his quarterbacks
with a reliable option in
the passing game. The Lockport,
NY, native set new career-bests in receiving yards in a
season (310) and average per catch (9.4). A member
of the Liberty League’s All-Academic Team, Patterson
averaged 13.5 yards per kick-off return and 2.6 yards
per punt return.
Career Stats: 19 GP, 69 rec., 616 yds., 4 TD, 8.9 avg
.
Jim Powers
91
.
Defensive Tackle
Sr. 6’0 220
Averill Park, NY/ Averill Park
Powers will continue to compete
for playing time at the defensive
tackle position in 2009. The
Averill Park, NY, native has been
a reserve player during his tenure thus far with the
Scarlet and Brown.
.
Jarell Roberts
15 Cornerback . .
So. 5’9 175
Al Tamonte Springs, FL/ Lyman
Roberts saw playing time immediately
during his fi rst season, as
the Al Tamonte Springs, FL, native
made eight tackles in seven
games and blocked a punt for the Saints’ football team
in 2008. Roberts also had an impressive year with the
men’s track program, as he was the conference champion
in the 55m and 200m and won the 2009 Liberty
League Indoor Rookie of the Year Award.
Career Stats: 7 GP, 5 Solo, 3 Asst., 8 Total
Tim Robinson
83
.
Tight End
Jr. 6’2 220
Voorheesville, NY/ Clayton A. Bouton
Robinson won the starting tight
end job in 2008, but injuries cost
him three games midway through
the season. The Voorheesville,
NY, native played in six games as a sophomore,
catching eight passes for an average of 10.2 yards per
reception. Robinson will again be in the mix for the
starting job in 2009.
Career Stats: 6 GP, 8 rec., 82 yds., 0 TD, 10.2 avg
Offensive Line
So. 6’4 255
Palm City, FL/ Martin County
Rodriguez added depth to the
squad’s offensive line unit during
his rookie year. However, the
Palm City, FL, native impressed
the coaching staff in the spring and will be in the running
for a starting position in the trenches in 2009.
.
Oscar Rodriguez
77
. .
Trevor Saunders
9 Cornerback . .
So. 5’10 185
Mount Vernon, NY/ Dobbs Ferry
Saunders’ athletic ability helped
him make an immediate impact
in 2008. The Mount Vernon, NY,
native played in seven games and
was a sparkplug on special teams. Saunders, who was
voted the Saints’ 2009 Rookie of the Year, averaged a
team-best 15.0 yards per punt return and went for 18.6
yards per kick off return. He will surely be in contention
for a starting spot in 2009.
Career Stats: 7 GP, 8 Solo, 1 Asst., 9 Total
13

2009 Player Profi les
14
Rick Stepien
18
. .
Wide Receiver
Sr. 6’0 185
Youngstown, NY/ Lewiston-Porter
Stepien had a career season in
2008 at wide receiver, making
11 catches for 149 yards. The
Youngstown, NY, native made
his fi rst collegiate touchdown catch against WPI and
his 13.5 yards per catch was second-highest on the
team. Stepien also adds a consistent fi gure on special
teams coverage, where he has made 12 career tackles.
Career Stats: 13 GP, 12 rec., 152 yds., 1 TD, 12.7 avg
Ethan Sutton
2
. .
Wide Receiver
So. 5’9 175
South Paris, ME/ Oxford Hills
Sutton returns to the Saints’ corps
of wide receivers in 2009 after
a year away from the program.
Recruited for his speed and playmaking
abilities, The South Paris, ME, native will
work to earn playing time and provide another steady
target in the passing game.
Jon Thomas
78
. .
Offensive Line
Sr. 6’3 245
North Sutton, NH/ Kearsage
Jon Thomas has been a staple
along the offensive line during his
time in a Saint uniform. He has
started every game at right tackle
for Coach Phelps over the past two seasons, helping
to anchor a line that averaged 128.8 rushing yards per
game and 198.2 yards through the air per contest in
2008. The North Sutton, NH, native will be one of
three starters returning to the trenches in 2009.
Mike Thomas
54
. .
Offensive Line
Sr. 5’11 260
Cheshire, CT/ Cheshire
Mike Thomas continued to serve
as a back-up offensive lineman
throughout his junior season.
However, with the graduation
of Tim LaRose and Chris Lutgens, the Cheshire, CT,
native will be one of several players competing for a
starting role in 2009.
Justin Vega
99
. .
Defensive Tackle
Jr. 6’2 260
Syracuse, NY/ West Genesee
After playing in just two games
as a rookie, Vega stepped in
nicely along the defensive line in
2008. The Syracuse, NY, native
played in nine games, starting each of the last fi ve
contests alongside Gerard Bryant at defensive tackle.
Vega will again be expected to continue to improve
and add another defensive presence in his junior year.
Career Stats: 11 GP, 7 Solo, 5 Asst., 12 Total
Justin Wacenske
68
. .
Offensive Line
Sr. 5’10 245
Rochester, NY/ Gates-Chili
Wacenske returns to center the
offensive line for his senior campaign.
The Rochester, NY, native
has started in 20 games during
his career at St. Lawrence, including all 19 over the
last two seasons. A University Scholar, Wacenske has
blocked for a record-setting quarterback and tailback
during his tenure and will add a veteran voice to the
offense in 2009.
Chris Wagner
33 Tailback . .
Sr. 5’8 190
Bronxville, NY/ Bronxville
Wagner continued to serve as a
back-up at tailback for the Saints
in 2008. However, when classmate
Connor Hackett was lost to
injury, the Bronxville, NY, native fi lled in nicely, rushing
for 54 yards on 21 carries in four games. Wagner
will compete for reps out of the backfi eld again in his
fi nal season with St. Lawrence.
Career Stats: 9 GP, 29 att., 63 yds., 0 TD
Alcee Walker
8
.
Wide Receiver
Jr. 5’9 160
West Palm Beach, FL/ Inlet Grove
Walker remained a back-up wide
receiver during his sophomore
season, though he did rush
the ball twice for a total of 27
yards. The plays showed the West Palm Beach, FL,
native’s highlight-reel speed and playmaking ability
that the Saints will look to hone into during the 2009
campaign.
.
AJ Walsh
93
. .
Defensive Tackle
Jr. 5’11 255
Springvale, ME/ Sanford
Walsh’s power on the interior
earned him a starting spot in the
line-up in the opening fi ve games
of 2008. However, an injury
ended the Springvale, ME, native’s season versus Hobart.
Walsh has rehabbed the injury and will be back
in the mix for the Saints’ defensive line in 2009 where
he looks to have a breakout season.
Career Stats: 5 GP, 2 Solo, 1 Asst., 3 Total
Marcus Washington
Fullback 1 . .
So. 5’10 210
Pahokee, FL/ Pahokee
Washington saw time in fi ve
games as a fi rst-year, carrying
the ball twice. The Pahokee, FL,
native is one of the Saints’ best
blockers and paved the way for both Eric Jones and
Connor Hackett during the 2008 season. Washington,
who was also on special teams, is expected to see a
heavier workload in his sophomore campaign.
Career Stats: 5 GP, 2 att., 0 yds., 0 TD
Mike Wayne
6 Quarterback . .
Sr. 5’11 175
Fairport, NY/ Fairport
Wayne showed his versatility
during his junior season, as the
Fairport, NY, native saw time
at both the quarterback position
as well as wide receiver. An injury to Wayne against
Norwich opened the door for JP Kearney to become
the team’s go-to QB. Rather than sit on the sidelines,
Wayne used his athleticism to return to the fi eld as a
receiver, catching 23 balls for 143 yards including an
11-reception game against WPI. He will remain a
wide receiver in 2009, as his speed and strength make
him a great addition to the downfi eld threats.
Career (Pass): 10 GP, 10-of-26, 82 yds, 0 TD, 2 INT
(Rush): 10 GP, 21 att., 73 yds., 0 TD
(Receiving.): 10 GP, 23 rec., 143 yds., 0 TD, 6.2 avg.
Andrew Williams
24 Cornerback . .
Sr. 5’11 170
Miami, FL/ Broward Christian
Williams worked his way into
the starting line-up for the Saints
as a junior, starting in nine of the
team’s 10 games. The Miami,
FL, native made his fi rst collegiate interception at
Rochester in 2008 while making a career-high 13 solo
tackles. Now in his senior year, Williams will once
again be in the running for a starting gig on the team’s
defense.
Career Stats: 16 GP, 18 Solo, 9 Asst., 27 Total, 1 INT

Saints Studying Abroad
Stanley Bigord ’10
Studied in London, England
(Spring ’09)
Gabe Colas ’10
Studied in Shanghai, China
(Spring ’09)
Andrew Le ’10
Studied in Shanghai, China
& Trinidad and Tobago
(Spring ’08, ’09)
Andrew Leiser ’11
Studied in Shanghai, China
(Spring ’09)
Justin Wacenske ’10
Studied in London, England
(Spring ’09)
St. Lawrence University supports a variety of off-campus programs on six continents that allow students to enrich their majors, expand their
world, gain cross-cultural skills and prepare to be responsible global citizens. The Saints’ football program has seen players both past and present
take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to explore different regions of the world and receive a unique perspective and experience.
“With our traditional playing season taking place in the fall, an opportunity is created which allows those students looking to have a seriouslycompetitive
football career while enjoying an international experience to do so,” said Head Football Coach Chris Phelps. “I’ve found that some
of our highly-motivated student-athletes have managed to balance both their rigorous athletic obligations with challenging academic programs.
Their dedication to both made them prime candidates to study within the global community.”
The Center for International and Intercultural Studies (CIIS) aims to allow St. Lawrence students to extend intellectual growth through an integration
of classroom learning and cultural and linguistic immersion while refl ecting upon their own position in relation to those from different
cultures and backgrounds in a world of uneven wealth and privilege. Students can choose from 16 different programs that allow them to study
in an international setting, while three programs (Adirondack Semester, Fisk University, Washington D.C.) are offered within the continental
United States.
Five members of the 2009 Saints football squad have studied abroad in the spring semesters during their tenure at St. Lawrence, including seniors
Gabe Colas, Justin Wacenske, Andrew Le and Stanley Bigord and junior Andrew Leiser. Leiser and Colas visited Shanghai, China while
Wacenske and Bigord studied in London, England. Meanwhile, Le studied abroad in consecutive spring semesters, going to Shanghai, China
and Trinidad and Tobago.
“St. Lawrence has such a robust off-campus program selection that I had to take advantage of it,” said Le, a defensive end who wears #56.
“Studying abroad gave me perspective on global issues that I didn’t have before. It helped me grow as a person and will aid my career beyond
Canton, NY.”
“Studying in London, England was something I may never have been able to have again,” explained Wacenske, the Saints’ starting center. “To
be able to go to a different country for four months and receive credits towards my degree was such a valuable experience. England is so rich
in history, and to have easy access to other countries like France, Italy and Ireland gave me many memories.”
“My overall experience in Shanghai was fantastic. Having the opportunity to be in a place that I had studied before and witnessing some
of the historical sites and cultural practices was a great way to expand my knowledge,” said Leiser, a linebacker from Bar Harbor, ME. My
three months in China was one of the most enriching experiences of my life and I am very lucky to have had to opportunity and support to go
abroad.”
For more information about St. Lawrence’s abroad programs, please visit www.stlawu.edu/ciis/
St. Lawrence University Abroad Programs
Australia Austria Canada China Costa Rica
Denmark England France India Italy
Japan Kenya New Zealand Spain Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago United States (Adirondacks, Fisk University, Washington DC)
15

St. Lawrence University Football Records
Points Scored
Career: 236 Mitch Brown ............................ 1974-1977
Season: 84 Lelan Rogers .....................................1982
84 Bob Reyell .........................................1951
Game: 30 Connor Hackett (USMMA)................2007
Touchdowns
Career: 26 John Crandall ........................... 1975-1978
Season: 14 Lelan Rogers ......................................1988
14 Bob Reyell ..........................................1951
Game: 5 Connor Hackett (USMMA)................2007
Yards Gained Rushing
Career: 2,250 Mike Aubel ................................ 1988-1991
Season: 1,350 Keith Henry .........................................1982
Game: 229 Keith Henry (RPI) ..............................1982
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
Victories: ....................................10 .................................1982
Losses: .......................................10 .............1999, 2001, 2002
Consecutive Wins: .....................18 ....................... 1949-1951
Consecutive Losses: ..................25 ....................... 1955-1958
Most Points Scored: ...................341 ...............................1982
Fewest Points Scored: ................0 ...................................1904
Most Shutouts For: ....................6 ...................................1925
Total Offense: ............................4,698 ............................1982
Rushing Plays: ...........................568 ..............................1982
Pass Attempts:............................366 ...............................2008
Pass Completions:......................198 ...............................2007
Passing Yardage: ........................2,307 ............................1976
Touchdown Passes: ....................23 ......................1975, 1976
Passes Intercepted: .....................29 .................................1973
Passes Had Intercepted: .............24 .................................1963
Fumbles Lost: ............................27 .................................1968
Fumbles Recovered: ..................24 .................................1976
TEAM GAME RECORDS
First Downs: ..............................37 vs. Wagner ..............1936
Rushing Plays: ...........................71 vs. Rochester ...........1951
Rushing Yards: ...........................803 vs. Wagner ............1936
Pass Attempts:............................57 vs. Plattsburgh ........1976
Pass Completions:......................31 vs. Plattsburgh ........1976
Pass Yardage: .............................389 vs. Plattsburgh ......1976
Total Offense: ............................885 vs. Wagner ............1936
Pass Interceptions: .....................8 vs. Hamilton..............1974
Points For:..................................83 vs. Wagner ..............1936
Points Allowed:..........................71 vs. Balwin-Wallace .1978
INDIVIDUAL LONG PLAYS
Rushing: ...................... 89 yds., Henry Stefanowicz (RPI) 1986
Pass Completion: ........ 94 yds., Jared Amell (Norwich) 1998
Pass Reception: ........... 94 yds., Nate Zwirko (Norwich) 1998
Kickoff Return: ........... 100 yds., Rob Johnson (Queen’s) 1948
Punt Return: ................ 90 yds., Don Watkins (RIT) 1974
Longest Punt: .............. 85 yds., Jerry Metcalf (Alfred) 1966
Longest Field Goal: .....52 yds., Rod Vesling (Wagner) 1982*
16
Rushing Attempts
Career: 464 Mike Aubel .................................. 1988-1991
Season: 246 Keith Henry ...........................................1982
Game: 49 Dave Bain (Norwich) ............................1967
Yards Gained Passing
Career: 4,327 Tom Anderson ............................. 2002-2005
Season: 2,157 Brad Heil ...............................................2007
Game: 366 Brad Heil (WPI) ....................................2007
Pass Completions
Career: 371 Tom Anderson ............................. 2002-2005
Season: 188 Brad Heil ...............................................2007
Game: 26 Brad Heil (WPI) ....................................2007
26 Jon Blumhagen (Utica) ..........................2003
26 Jon Blumhagen (Norwich) ....................2002
26 Bret Conrad (Gettysburg) ......................2001
26 Kirk Dempsey (Plattsburgh) ..................1976
Pass Attempts
Career: 714 Tom Anderson ............................. 2002-2005
Season: 386 Kirk Dempsey .......................................1976
Game: 50 Jon Blumhagen (Union) ........................2003
Touchdown Passes
Career: 39 Kirk Dempsey ............................. 1975-1977
Season: 19 Kirk Dempsey .......................................1976
Game: 6 Matt Bezio (USMMA) ..........................2006
Total Offense
Career: 4,944 Chris Phelps ................................. 1987-1990
Season: 2,358 Mark Ferrante ........................................1982
Game: 401 Tom Anderson (Coast Guard)................2004
Pass Receptions
Career: 135 Mike O’Donnell .......................... 2004-2007
Season: 53 Gary Gaines ...........................................2003
Game: 13 Bill Simunek (Rochester) ......................1978
Receiving Yards
Career: 2,396 Mike O’Donnell .......................... 2004-2007
Season: 921 Kurt Lanning .........................................1989
Game: 214 Kurt Lanning .........................................1989
Touchdown Passes Caught
Career: 26 John Crandall ............................... 1975-1978
Season: 12 Kurt Lanning .........................................1989
Game: 4 Kurt Lanning (Norwich) ........................1989
Pass Interceptions
Career: 22 Rudolph (Butch) Goette .............. 1970-1972
22 Mitch Brown ............................... 1974-1977
Season: 9 Butch Goette ..........................................1970
Game: 4 Kevin Dooley (Hamilton) ......................1973
4 Butch Goette (Hamilton) .......................1970
Conversion Kicks
Career: 111 Mitch Brown ............................... 1974-1977
Season: 37 Dick Stevens ..........................................1978
Game: 8 Mitch Brown (RIT) ...............................1975
Field Goals
Career: 27 Ron Frissora ................................ 1986-1989
27 Rod Vesling ................................. 1981-1984
Season: 11 Mitch Brown .........................................1974
Game: 3 Nick Little (Alfred) ...............................2004
3 Nick Little (Norwich) ............................2004
3 Greg DiCenzo (Rochester) ....................1999
3 Dave Pivirotto (Canisius) ......................1985
3 Rod Vesling (Canisius) ..........................1984
3 Mitch Brown (Hobart) ...........................1974
3 Hans Farnstrom (Union) ........................1972
Longest: 52 yds Rod Vesling (Wagner) ...........................1982*
*NCAA Championship Record

2008 Final Statistical Leaders
Returning players listed in Bold
2008 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
9/6 at Johns Hopkins L, 34-3
9/13 NORWICH L, 27-7
9/20 ALFRED L, 20-3
9/27 at Merchant Marine* L, 23-17
(Hoffman Cup Game)
10/4 HOBART* L, 16-10
10/18 at Union* L, 35-14
10/25 #22 RENSSELAER* L, 44-8
11/1 at Susquehanna* W, 49-42
11/8 at Rochester* L, 34-20
11/15 WPI* L, 21-20
*Denotes Liberty League Game
Home games in CAPS
SCORE BY QUARTERS
1 2 3 4 OT Tot.
St. Lawrence 45 33 43 30 0 151
Opponents 56 69 92 79 0 296
TEAM STATISTICS SLU OPP
Scoring 151 296
Points Per Game 15.1 29.6
First Downs 178 162
by Rushing 60 67
by Passing 102 84
by Penalty 16 11
Rushing Yardage 1288 1395
Yards Gained 1593 1699
Yards Lost 305 304
Rushing Attempts 390 355
Average Per Rush 3.3 3.9
Average Per Game 128.8 139.5
TDs Rushing 13 16
Passing Yardage 1982 1995
Att-Comp-Int 366-187-22 257-153-4
Average Per Pass 5.4 7.8
Average Per Catch 10.6 13.0
Average Per Game 198.2 199.5
TDs Passing 7 19
Total Offense 3270 3390
Total Plays 756 612
Average Per Play 4.3 5.5
Average Per Game 327.0 339.0
Kick Returns: # - Yards 50-779 32-678
Punt Returns: # - Yards 25-151 29-311
Int Returns: # - Yards 4-54 22-259
Kick Return Average 15.6 21.2
Punt Return Average 6.0 10.7
Int Return Average 13.5 11.8
Fumbles - Lost 22-12 18-11
Penalties - Yards 49-437 65-539
Average Per Game 43.7 53.9
Punts - Yards 58-1971 60-2049
Average Per Punt 34.0 34.2
Net Punt Average 27.6 31.3
Time of Possession/Game 32:16 27:43
3rd Down Conversions 68/167 33/127
4th Down Converstions 5/20 9/17
Sacks By Yards 17-124 22-162
Touchdowns Scored 20 40
Field Goals - Attempts 4-10 7-12
PAT - Attempts 17-19 33-39
SCORING TD PAT 2Pt FG Saf Pts
Eric Jones 7 0-0 0 0 0 42
Connor Hackett 5 0-0 0 0 0 30
Matt Popov 0 17-19 0 4 0 29
Ryan Cooney 3 0-0 1 0 0 20
JP Kearney 2 0-0 0 0 0 12
Anthony Patterson 1 0-0 0 0 0 6
Ramon Mignott 1 0-0 0 0 0 6
RUSHING G Att Gain Loss Net Avg. TD LG Y/G
Eric Jones 10 122 668 30 638 5.2 7 70 63.8
Connor Hackett 6 107 387 31 356 3.3 3 30 59.3
Ramon Mignott 7 29 95 8 87 3.0 1 11 12.4
Carl Festa 8 25 90 7 83 3.3 0 18 10.4
Mike Wayne 8 17 84 19 65 3.8 0 16 8.1
Chris Wagner 4 21 64 10 54 2.6 0 10 13.5
PASSING G Eff. Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds TD LG Y/G
JP Kearney 9 98.4 301-163-17 54.2 1716 7 87 190.7
Michael Baraldi 3 65.2 36-14-3 38.9 184 0 31 61.3
Mike Wayne 8 49.6 26-10-2 38.5 82 0 22 10.2
RECEIVING G Rec. Yds. Avg. TD LG Y/G
Ryan Cooney 10 42 695 16.5 3 87 69.5
Anthony Patterson 10 33 310 9.4 1 31 31.0
Connor Hackett 6 26 204 7.8 2 27 34.0
Mike Wayne 8 23 143 6.2 0 19 17.9
Hakiem Greenhut 8 16 171 10.7 0 19 21.4
Rick Stepien 9 11 149 13.5 1 29 16.6
Carl Festa 8 11 60 5.5 0 10 7.5
Tim Robinson 6 8 82 10.2 0 22 13.7
Eric Jones 10 7 84 12.0 0 21 8.4
Donavon Edwards 8 5 64 12.8 0 18 8.0
ALL-PURPOSE YDS G Rush Rec PR KOR IR TOT Y/G
Eric Jones 10 638 84 0 46 0 768 76.8
Anthony Patterson 10 0 310 46 352 0 708 70.8
Ryan Cooney 10 0 695 0 0 0 695 69.5
Connor Hackett 6 356 204 0 0 0 560 93.3
Trevor Saunders 7 0 0 105 205 0 310 44.3
PLACEKICKING PAT/A FG/A 1-19 20-29 30-39 40+ LG Blk
Matt Popov 17/19 4/10 0-0 2-4 1-4 1-2 45 1
PUNTING No. Yds Avg. LG TB FC I20 Blkd
Matt Popov 58 1971 34.0 65 3 12 11 0
St. Lawrence 58 1971 34.0 65 3 12 11 0
Opponents 60 2049 34.2 53 1 10 16 2
DEFENSIVE STATISTICAL LEADERS
G UT AT TT TFL-Y S-Y INT PBU QBH FR FF BK
Gerard Bryant 10 56 41 97 20.0-74 5.0-38 0 1 4 0 3 2
Gabe McBride 10 41 25 66 5.0-21 0.5-1 0 1 1 0 0 0
Michael Bruno 10 37 22 59 2.0-4 -- 1 4 0 0 0 0
Andy Welkley 10 31 20 51 7.5-43 -- 0 4 0 0 2 1
Josh Miller 10 30 20 50 2.0-6 1.0-5 0 2 0 1 1 0
Louis Jenkins 10 23 5 28 -- -- 1 5 0 0 1 0
Gabe Colas 9 20 6 26 4.0-9 -- 0 0 0 1 1 0
Charles Haydock 10 14 11 25 8.0-51 5.0-40 0 0 0 2 1 0
Chuck Bradway 9 9 15 24 4.0-5 0.5-1 0 1 1 1 0 0
Nate Howard 7 7 11 18 4.5-19 2.0-15 0 0 0 1 0 0
Andrew Williams 10 13 3 16 -- -- 1 2 0 0 0 0
Dan O’Sullivan 9 10 4 14 1.0-7 1.0-7 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tom Lagos 6 10 4 14 2.0-14 1.0-12 0 0 0 0 0 0
D. McFarland 6 10 4 14 1.0-1 -- 1 8 0 0 1 0
Justin Vega 9 6 4 10 0.5-0 -- 0 0 0 0 0 0
Trevor Saunders 7 8 1 9 -- -- 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jarell Roberts 7 5 3 8 -- -- 0 0 0 0 0 1
Ben Cryts 9 4 3 7 -- -- 0 0 0 2 0 0
17

The Liberty League
2008 Liberty League Standings
League Overall
W L W L PF PA
Hobart 6 1 9 2 252 194
Rensselaer 5 2 8 2 298 163
WPI 4 3 7 3 252 222
Union 4 3 5 4 257 226
Susquehanna 3 4 4 6 271 289
Rochester 3 4 3 7 181 250
USMMA 2 5 3 7 166 262
St. Lawrence 1 6 1 9 151 296
Offensive Player of the Year: Jimmy Robertson, QB (RPI)
Defensive Player of the Year: Justin Hager, LB (Hobart)
Rookie of the Year: Drake Woodard, CB (Hobart)
Special Teams Player of the Year: Geoff Troy, K/P (USMMA)
Coaching Staff of the Year: Mike Cragg (Hobart)
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2009 Opponents
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Ithaca Bombers
Sept. 5, 2009 1:00p.m. Leckonby Stadium Canton, NY
Location: Ithaca, NY
Nickname: Bombers
Colors: Blue and Gold
Head Coach: Mike Welch
(Ithaca College ’74)
Record at Ithaca: 121-43
(15 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Mike Epstein,
Sean Fitzmaurice, Chris Gray, Mike
Hatcher, Irik Johnson, Gabe Luvara,
Peter Mayer, Mark Ross, Joe Volpe
2008 Results (9-2, 5-1)
9/6 LYCOMING W, 17-16
9/13 at King’s W, 38-28
9/20 HARTWICK* W, 69-42
9/27 at St. John Fisher L, 37-6
10/11 at Norwich* W, 41-6
10/18 FROSTBURG ST. W, 51-24
10/25 UTICA* W, 42-7
11/1 SPRINGFIELD* W, 37-8
11/8 at Alfred* W, 43-35
11/15 at Cortland St.* W, 35-13
11/22 CURRY (NCAA) L, 26-21
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2008 Record: 9-2 (5-1)
Series: Bombers lead 26-6
Last SLU Win: 1983, 24-14
SID: Mike Warwick
Phone: (607) 274-1401
Fax: (607) 274-1671
Press Box: (607) 274-1700
Web: http://bombers.ithaca.edu/
index.aspx
2009 Schedule
9/5 at St. Lawrence 1:00pm
9/12 at Union 1:00pm
9/19 WIDENER 1:00pm
9/26 at Utica* 1:00pm
10/3 at Hartwick* 1:00pm
10/10 ST. JOHN FISHER* 1:00pm
10/17 at Frostburg St. 1:00pm
10/31 at Springfi eld* 2:00pm
11/7 ALFRED* 1:00pm
11/14 CORTLAND ST.* 12:00pm
2008 Saints Honors & Awards
LIBERTY LEAGUE ALL-CONFERENCE
Chris Lutgens, 1st Team Offensive Line
Gerard Bryant, 1st Team Defensive Line (unanimous)
Eric Jones, 2nd Team Running Back
Ryan Cooney, Honorable Mention Wide Receiver
Tim LaRose, Honorable Mention Offensive Line
Devaun McFarland, Honorable Mention Defensive Back
Andy Welkley, Honorable Mention Linebacker
LIBERTY LEAGUE ALL-ACADEMIC
Andrew Leiser Milan Sova
Dan DePuccio Richard Lagos
Anthony Patterson John Murphy
Josh Miller McLean Beyor
Charles Haydock Luke Lewis
Nate Howard Matt DePuccio
D3FOOTBALL.COM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS
Gerard Bryant, First Team Defensive Tackle
D3FOOTBALL.COM ALL-EAST REGION TEAM
Gerard Bryant, First Team Defensive Line
Tim LaRose, Second Team Offensive Line
ECAC DIVISION III NORTHWEST ALL-STARS
Gerard Bryant, Defensive Tackle
TEAM AWARDS
Gerard Bryant, Most Valuable Players
Ryan Cooney, Offensive Player of the Year
Andy Welkley, Defensive Player of the Year
Chris Lutgens, Coaches Award
Charles Haydock, Lineman of the Year
Michael Bruno, Saints Ironman Award
Trevor Saunders, Rookie of the Year
Norwich Cadets
Sept. 12, 2009 . 1:30p.m. . Sabine Field . Northfi eld, VT
Location: Northfi eld, VT
Nickname: Cadets
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Head Coach: Shawn McIntyre
(Norwich ’98)
Record at Norwich: 9-31
(4 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Leo Fanning,
Mark Murnyack, John Rhoades,
Shane Fogarty, Carl Mintken,
Anthony Palladino, Bill Russell
2008 Results (2-8, 0-6)
9/6 at Mt. Ida W, 34-28
9/13 at St. Lawrence W, 27-7
9/20 HUSSON L, 25-19
9/27 at Marytime (NY) L, 34-20
10/4 at Alfred* L, 42-0
10/11 ITHACA* L, 41-6
10/18 ST. JOHN FISHER* L, 45-6
11/1 at Hartwick* L, 42-12
11/8 at Utica* L, 28-25
11/15 SPRINGFIELD* L, 28-16
2008 Record: 2-8 (0-6)
Series: Saints lead 27-26-0
Last SLU Win: 9/8/07, 20-13
SID: Christian Anderson
Phone: (802) 485-2160
Fax: (802) 485-2151
Press Box: (802) 484-2253
Web: www.norwichathletics.com
2009 Schedule
9/5 at WNEC 12:00pm
9/12 ST. LAWRENCE 1:30pm
9/19 at Hartwick TBA
9/26 MOUNT IDA* 1:30pm
10/3 BECKER* 2:00pm
10/10 at Gallaudet* 12:00pm
10/17 at Husson* 1:00pm
10/24 ANNA MARIA 1:30pm
10/31 MARITIME (NY)* 1:30pm
11/7 at Castleton* 1:00pm

2009 Opponents
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Alfred Saxons
Sept. 19, 2009 1:00p.m. Merrill Field Alfred, NY
Location: Alfred, NY
Nickname: Saxons
Colors: Purple and Gold
Head Coach: Dave Murray
(Springfi eld ’81)
Record at Alfred: 68-45
(11 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Richard
Puccio Jr., Bob Rankl
2008 Results (7-4, 4-2)
9/6 URSINUS L, 34-27
9/13 FDU FLORHAM W, 21-14
9/20 at St. Lawrence W, 20-3
9/27 at Springfi eld* W, 17-14
10/4 NORWICH* W, 42-0
10/11 at Hartwick* L, 24-19
10/18 at Utica* W, 27-10
11/1 at Rochester* W, 43-14
11/8 ITHACA* L, 43-35
11/15 ST. JOHN FISHER* W, 36-33
11/22 at RPI (ECAC Bowl) L, 34-31
2008 Record: 7-4 (4-2)
Series: Saxons lead 44-23-0
Last SLU Win: 1990, 30-28
SID: Mark Whitehouse
Phone: (607) 871-2904
Fax: (607) 871-2373
Press Box: (607) 871-2236
Web: http://saxons.alfred.edu/
2009 Schedule
9/5 at UMass-Dart. 1:00pm
9/12 at FDU Florham 1:00pm
9/19 ST. LAWRENCE 1:00pm
9/26 SPRINGFIELD* 1:00pm
10/10 HARTWICK* 1:00pm
10/24 at St. John Fisher* 1:00pm
10/31 ROCHESTER 1:00pm
11/7 at Ithaca* 1:00pm
11/14 UTICA* 1:00pm
Hobart Statesmen
Oct. 3, 2009 . 12:00p.m. . Boswell Field . Geneva, NY
Location: Geneva, NY
Nickname: Statesmen
Colors: Purple and Orange
Head Coach: Mike Cragg
(Slippery Rock ’83)
Record at Hobart: 98-44
(14 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Kevin DeWall,
Scott Yoder, Aaron Backhaus, Jon Drach,
John Manley, Terry Muffley, Jim Ryan
2008 Results (9-2, 6-1)
9/13 DICKINSON W, 28-21
9/20 at Carnegie Mellon W, 21-16
9/27 SUSQUEHANNA* W, 27-14
10/4 at St. Lawrence* W, 16-10
10/11 UNION* L, 38-35
10/25 at USMMA* W, 24-0
11/1 WPI* W, 31-14
11/8 at Rensselaer* W, 20-17
11/15 ROCHESTER* W, 10-7
11/22 LYCOMING (NCAA) W, 33-15
11/29 at Mt. Union (NCAA) L, 42-7
2008 Record: 9-2 (6-1)
Series: Statesmen lead 43-36-2
Last SLU Win: 1991, 41-0
SID: Ken Debolt
Phone: (315) 781-3538
Fax: (315) 781-3531
Press Box: (315) 781-3765
Web: www.hwsathletics.com/
2009 Schedule
9/12 at Dickinson 12:00pm
9/19 CARNEGIE MELLON 12:00pm
9/26 at Susquehanna* 2:00pm
10/3 ST. LAWRENCE* 12:00pm
10/10 at Union* 2:00pm
10/24 USSMA* 12:00pm
10/31 at WPI* 1:00pm
11/7 RENSSELAER* 12:00pm
11/14 at Rochester* 12:00pm
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U.S. Merchant Marine Mariners
Sept. 26, 2009 1:00p.m. Leckonby Stadium Canton, NY
Location: Kings Point, NY
Nickname: Mariners
Colors: Royal Blue and Gray
Head Coach: Mike Toop
(USMMA ’77)
Record at USMMA: 10-30
(4 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Kyle
Metzler, Joe Martucci, Mark
Conlon, Chad Nice, John Cavalier
2008 Results (3-7, 2-6)
9/6 KEAN L, 40-0
9/13 COAST GUARD W, 34-7
9/20 at William Paterson L, 21-13
9/27 ST. LAWRENCE* W, 23-17
10/4 at Susquehanna* L, 37-35
10/11 WPI* L, 23-10
10/18 at Rochester* L, 30-14
10/25 HOBART* L, 24-0
11/8 at Union* L, 42-14
11/15 RENSSELAER* W, 23-21
2008 Record: 3-7 (2-5)
Series: Mariners lead 6-4-0
Last SLU Win: 11/3/07, 40-16
Asst. SID: Joshua Mraz
Phone: (516) 773-5455
Fax: (516) 773-5469
Press Box: (516) 773-5757
Web: http://www.usmmasports.
com/ssp/home/
2009 Schedule
9/5 at Gallaudet 1:00pm
9/12 COAST GUARD 2:30pm
9/19 MARITIME 1:00pm
9/26 at St. Lawrence* 1:00pm
10/3 SUSQUEHANNA* 2:30pm
10/10 at WPI* 4:00pm
10/17 ROCHESTER* 12:00pm
10/24 at Hobart* 12:00pm
11/7 UNION* 2:30pm
11/14 at Rensselaer* 2:00pm
Union Dutchmen
Oct. 17, 2009 . 1:00p.m. . Leckonby Stadium . Canton, NY
Location: Schenectady, NY
Nickname: Dutchmen
Colors: Garnet
Head Coach: John Audino
(Notre Dame ’75)
Record at Union: 125-46-0
(17 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Gary Reynolds, Pete
Brown, Erv Chambliss, Larry Cottrell, Gary
Holtz, Blaise Iuliano, John Knapp, Daryl Steverson,
T.R. Perna, Tom Arcidiacono, Alan Fiore
2008 Results (5-4, 4-3)
9/13 at Springfi eld W, 24-14
9/20 MUHLENBERG L, 31-14
9/27 ROCHESTER* L, 29-25
10/4 at WPI* L, 19-16
10/11 at Hobart* W, 38-35
10/18 ST. LAWRENCE* W, 35-14
11/1 at Rensselaer* L, 25-12
11/8 USMMA* W, 42-14
11/15 at Susquehanna* W, 51-45
2008 Record: 5-4 (4-3)
Series: Dutchmen lead 32-15-5
Last SLU Win: 1995, 9-8
SID: Eric McDowell
Phone: (518) 388-6170
Fax: (518) 388-6514
Press Box: (518) 388-6382
Web: www.unionathletics.com
2009 Schedule
9/12 ITHACA 1:00pm
9/19 at Muhlenberg 1:00pm
9/26 at Rochester* 6:00pm
10/3 WPI* 6:00pm
10/10 HOBART* 2:00pm
10/17 at St. Lawrence* 1:00pm
10/24 at Salisbury 12:00pm
10/31 RENSSELAER* 1:00pm
11/7 at USMMA* 2:30pm
11/14 SUSQUEHANNA* 12:00pm
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2009 Opponents
Rensselaer Engineers
Oct. 24, 2009 . 1:00p.m. . East Campus Stadium . Troy, NY
Location: Troy, NY
Nickname: Engineers
Colors: Cherry Red and White
Head Coach: Joe King
(Siena ’70)
Record at RPI: 141-51-2
(19 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Pat Delmonaco, John
Barber, Will Headen, Kevin King, John Maletta,
Chris Sapp, Blaise Zambrano, Anthony Casale,
Wayne Halayko, Justin Polizzi, Mark Sangiorgi
2008 Results (8-2, 5-2)
9/13 at Endicott W, 36-7
9/20 at Utica W, 24-10
9/27 WPI* W, 35-21
10/4 at Rochester* W, 27-17
10/18 SUSQUEHANNA* W, 35-14
10/25 at St. Lawrence* W, 44-8
11/1 UNION* W, 25-12
11/8 HOBART* L, 20-17
11/15 at USMMA* L, 23-21
11/22 ALFRED W, 34-31
(ECAC Championship)
2008 Record: 8-2 (5-2)
Series: Saints lead 29-23-2
Last SLU Win: 10/7/06, 42-38
SID: Kevin Beattie
Phone: (518) 276-2187
Fax: (518) 276-2188
Press Box: (518) 276-2345
Web: www.rpiathletics.com
2009 Schedule
9/12 ENDICOTT 1:00pm
9/19 UTICA 1:00pm
9/26 at WPI* 2:00pm
10/3 ROCHESTER* 1:00pm
10/17 at Susquehanna* 1:00pm
10/24 ST. LAWRENCE* 1:00pm
10/31 at Union* 12:00pm
11/7 at Hobart* 12:00pm
11/14 USMMA* 1:00pm
Rochester Yellowjackets
Nov. 7, 2009 . 1:00p.m. . Leckonby Stadium . Canton, NY
Location: Rochester, NY
Nickname: Yellowjackets
Colors: Blue and Yellow
Head Coach: Scott Greene
(Michigan State ’96)
Record at Rochester: 16-16
(3 seasons)
Asst Coaches: Mike Foster, Nick Grange,
Jeff Ambrosie, Dennis Cole, Jacob Lees,
John Micca, Paul Fiorentino, Cory Vartanian
2008 Results (3-7, 3-4)
9/13 at Case Western L, 38-6
9/20 ST. JOHN FISHER L, 24-17
9/27 at Union* W, 29-25
10/4 RENSSELAER* L, 27-17
10/11 at Susquehanna* L, 28-13
10/18 USMMA* W, 30-14
10/25 at WPI* L, 21-14
11/1 ALFRED* L, 43-14
11/8 ST. LAWRENCE* W, 34-20
11/15 at Hobart* L, 10-7
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2008 Record: 3-7 (3-4)
Series: Rochester leads 40-24-3
Last SLU Win: 1998, 35-14
SID: Dennis O’Donnell
Phone: (585) 275-5955
Fax: (585) 461-5081
Press Box: (585) 275-4353
Web: www.rochester.edu/
athletics
2009 Schedule
9/12 at Case Western 12:00pm
9/19 at St. John Fisher 7:00pm
9/26 UNION* 6:00pm
10/3 at Rensselaer* 1:00pm
10/10 SUSQUEHANNA* 1:00pm
10/17 at USMMA* 12:00pm
10/24 WPI* 12:00pm
10/31 at Alfred 1:00pm
11/7 at St. Lawrence* 1:00pm
11/14 HOBART* 12:00pm
Susquehanna Crusaders
Oct. 31, 2009 . 1:00p.m. . Leckonby Stadium . Canton, NY
Location: Selinsgrove, PA
Nickname: Crusaders
Colors: Orange and Maroon
Head Coach: Steve Briggs
(Springfi eld ’84)
Record at Susquehanna:
102-90 (19 seasons)
Assistant Coaches: Nate Milne, Brad
Fordyce, Bob Pitello, Dan Alderson, Scott
Knapp, Jack Lydic, Dan Mehleisen, John
Salvatore, Kyle Ream, Rob Campbell
2008 Results (4-6, 3-4)
9/6 at Moravian L, 27-14
9/13 JUNIATA W, 10-3
9/20 at Lycoming L, 28-16
9/27 at Hobart* L, 27-14
10/4 USMMA* W, 37-35
10/11 ROCHESTER* W, 28-13
10/18 at Rensselaer* L, 35-14
11/1 ST. LAWRENCE* L, 49-42
11/8 at WPI* W, 51-21
11/15 UNION* L, 51-45
2008 Record: 4-6 (3-4)
Series: Saints lead 2-0
Last SLU Win: 11/1/08, 49-42
SID: Robert Healy, III
Phone: (570) 372-4432
Fax: (570) 372-2758
Press Box: (570) 372-4305
Web: www.gosusqu.com
2009 Schedule
9/5 MORAVIAN 1:00pm
9/12 at Juniata 1:00pm
9/19 LYCOMING 1:00pm
9/26 HOBART* 1:00pm
10/3 at USMMA* 2:30pm
10/10 at Rochester* 1:00pm
10/17 RENSSELAER* 1:00pm
10/31 at St. Lawrence* 12:00pm
11/7 WPI* 1:00pm
11/14 at Union* 1:00pm
WPI Engineers
Nov. 14, 2009 . 12:00p.m. . Alumni Field . Worcester, MA
Location: Worcester, MA
Nickname: Engineers
Colors: Crimson and Gray
Head Coach: Ed Zaloom
(Cortland State ’75)
Record at WPI: 44-53-0
(10 seasons)
Asst Coaches: Greg Crum, Pat Hickey, Paul
Janoscak, Anthony Figueiredo, Mike Bruno,
Brian Boyle, Dave Kaiser, Ryan Matson, Mike
Ragusa, Byron Menides
2008 Results (7-3, 4-3)
9/5 at UMass-Dart. W, 34-28 (5OT)
9/13 WORCESTER ST. W, 31-10
9/20 BECKER W, 47-7
9/27 at Rensselaer* L, 35-21
10/4 UNION* W, 19-16
10/11 at USMMA* W, 23-10
10/25 ROCHESTER* W, 21-14
11/1 at Hobart* L, 31-14
11/8 SUSQUEHANNA* L, 51-21
11/15 at St. Lawrence* W, 21-20
2008 Record: 7-3 (4-3)
Series: Saints lead 3-2-0
Last SLU Win: 11/10/07, 24-13
SID: Rusty Eggen
Phone: (508) 831-5328
Fax: (508) 831-5775
Press Box: (508) 831-5743
Web: www.wpi.edu/+athletics
2009 Schedule
9/5 SALVE REGINA 7:00pm
9/11 at Worcester State 7:00pm
9/19 at Becker 2:30pm
9/26 RENSSELAER* 2:00pm
10/3 at Union* 6:00pm
10/10 USMMA* 4:00pm
10/24 at Rochester* 12:00pm
10/31 HOBART* 1:00pm
11/7 at Susquehanna* 1:00pm
11/14 ST. LAWRENCE* 12:00pm