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2 0 0 8 H A R T W I C K S O C C E R Hartwick in the NCAA Tournament Most NCAA Division I NCAA Tournament Wins Rank School Yrs W L T Pct. 1 Indiana 32 72 25 2 .728 2 St. Louis 44 65 33 4 .637 3 UCLA 34 58 31 0 .586 4 Clemson 26 47 24 1 .653 Virginia 29 47 24 4 .627 6 HARTWICK 23 36 23 1 .608 San Francisco 28 36 24 1 .590 8 Maryland 25 35 22 4 .574 9 Connecticut 27 31 24 2 .544 10 Brown 22 29 23 0 .558 1962 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ Springfield L 1-2 1964 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ Bridgeport L 0-1 1968 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ NYU W 2-1 2nd Round: @ Trinity W 4-0 3rd Round: @ Maryland L 1-2 1969 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Rensselaer W 5-3 2nd Round: NYU W 4-3 3rd Round: @ Harvard L 1-2 1970 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Army W 4-0 2nd Round: Columbia W 6-1 3rd Round: Harvard W 4-3 Semifinal: @ St. Louis L 0-1 1971 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Army W 3-0 2nd Round: Cornell W 4-1 3rd Round: @ Harvard L 1-4 1973 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Long Island W 3-2 2nd Round: Oneonta State W 2-0 Quarterfinal: @ Brown L 0-1 1974 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Oneonta State W 1-0 2nd Round: Cornell (4 OT) *T 2-2 3rd Round: Connecticut W 2-0 Semifinal: vs. Howard L 1-2 Consolation: vs. UCLA W 3-1 * Hartwick was declared the winner by virtue of a 6-3 advantage in overtime corner kicks. 1975 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Army W 2-1 2nd Round: @ Cornell L 1-2 1976 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Cornell W 1-0 2nd Round: St. Francis (NY) W 3-0 3rd Round: Connecticut W 2-1 Semifinal: @ Indiana L 1-2 Consolation: vs. Clemson W 4-3 1977 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: St. Francis (NY) W 5-1 2nd Round: Cornell W 3-1 3rd Round: @ Philadelphia W 2-0 Semifinal: vs. Brown W 4-1 Championship: vs. San Francisco W 2-1 1978 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ Columbia L 2-3 1979 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Bye 2nd Round: @ Columbia L 2-3 1980 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ Cornell (OT) W 3-2 2nd Round: @ Columbia W 2-1 3rd Round: Connecticut (OT) W 1-0 Semifinal: vs. Indiana L 0-5 Consolation: vs. Alabama A&M L 0-2 1983 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Bye 2nd Round: @ Columbia L 1-2 1984 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Syracuse W 3-1 2nd Round: @ Columbia W 1-0 3rd Round: @ Fairleigh Dickinson W 1-0 Semifinal: @ Indiana L 1-2 1985 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Bye 2nd Round: Columbia W 2-0 3rd Round: Boston University W 1-0 Semifinal: @ American L 0-1 1986 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Bye 2nd Round: Long Island W 3-2 3rd Round: @ Harvard L 0-2 1987 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Bye 2nd Round: @ Adelphi (OT) L 0-1 1989 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Yale L 0-1 1993 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: Rutgers # W 2-0 2nd Round: Boston University (OT) W 2-1 3rd Round: @ Princeton L 0-3 # - at Wright National Soccer Campus 1995 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: St. John’s W 3-2 2nd Round: @ Virginia L 0-4 2005 NCAA Tournament 1st Round: @ Seton Hall L 1-2 Hartwick Versus Opposition in NCAAs Opponent Games W L Adelphi 1 0 1 Alabama A&M 1 0 1 American 1 0 1 Army 3 3 0 Boston University 2 2 0 Bridgeport 1 0 1 Brown 2 1 1 Clemson 1 1 0 Columbia 7 4 3 Connecticut 3 3 0 Cornell 6 5 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 1 0 Harvard 4 1 3 Howard 1 0 1 Indiana 3 0 3 Long Island 2 2 0 Maryland 1 0 1 NYU 2 2 0 Oneonta State 2 2 0 Philadelphia 1 1 0 Princeton 1 0 1 Rensselaer 1 1 0 Rutgers 1 1 0 San Francisco 1 1 0 St. Francis 2 2 0 St. John’s 1 1 0 St. Louis 1 0 1 Seton Hall 1 0 1 Syracuse 1 1 0 Springfield 1 0 1 Trinity 1 1 0 UCLA 1 1 0 Virginia 1 0 1 Overall 5 9 3 6 2 3 24 24
2 0 0 8 H A R T W I C K S O C C E R 1977 National Champions Billy Gazonas holds the NCAA trophy high following Hartwick’s 2-1 victory over San Francisco back in 1977 national title game. Hartwick claimed the 1977 NCAA Championship with a near perfect 16-0-2 record, defeating the University of San Francisco in the national championship game in Berkeley, California. The Warriors were sparked by the outstanding play of freshman goalkeeper Aly Anderson and the leadership of 1977 Hermann Trophy winner and team captain Billy Gazonas. Hartwick took a 1-0 lead two and a half minutes into the second period. The Warriors’ Duncan MacDonald sent a free kick to the near post, where Art Napolitano headed it in. “I just hit the ball on my follow through and then we cracked heads,” Napolitano was quoted in the Oneonta Daily Star. “I didn’t even see it go in the net.” Hartwick caught a break four minutes later when San Francisco’s Tony Igwe’s shot hit the far post with a shot from the right side that Anderson smothered on the rebound. The Dons threatened to tie the game with a flurry of shots in the ensuing 15 minutes, but the Warriors were able to all but ice the game when Steve Long took a pass from Jeff Tipping and beat USF’s Peter Artaunoff in a one-on-one situation to give the Warriors a 2-0 lead. Hartwick lost its shutout bid in the 87th minute when the Dons finally capitalized, with Tony Gray heading home a corner kick from Igwe. Anderson finished with nine saves as the Dons outshot the Warriors by a 24-10 margin. Hartwick’s John Young was named the Final Four’s Offensive Most Valuable Player after scoring a goal and adding an assist in the Warriors’ 4-1 semifinal win over Brown. Tipping was named the tournament’s Defensive MVP. “It’s like the whole season was practice for today,” Tipping was quoted in the Daily Star. ”What are you going to do when you’re up 2-1 with three minutes left - panic or keep your composure. We have a good skipper (pointing to Gazonas) and he keeps us under control.” Hartwick’s John Young was named the Offensive MVP of the 1977 Final Four. ’Wick Hermann Trophy Winners The Robert R. Hermann Trophy, first awarded in 1967, is presented annually to the College Soccer Player of the Year. Hartwick players Glenn “Mooch” Myernick (1976) and Billy “The Greek” Gazonas (1977) were awarded the Hermann Trophy for their efforts. The Hermann Trophy is on display at the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta. Glenn Myernick, 1976 Myernick was team captain in 1976 and helped Hartwick reach the national semifinals with an undefeated record. Gazonas was the captain of Hartwick’s NCAA championship team in 1977 that posted a 16-0-2 overall record. Both players were All-Americans for Hartwick and both have been enshrined into Hartwick’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Myernick (#2) and Gazonas (#4) are the only two Hartwick players to have their numbers retired. Billy Gazonas, 1977 25
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