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TABLE OF CONTENTS/QUICK FACTS 

Quick Facts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Coach Mike McRae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

2008 Preseason Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-14 

2007 Stats/Year-By-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 

History Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-18 

Media Information 

The Canisius College athletic communications 

office is always interested in assisting members of the media 

in their coverage of Golden Griffin baseball. Publicity 

and media information for Canisius College baseball are 

handled by assistant director of athletic communications 

Matt Lozar. 

Photographs, feature ideas and results are always 

available from the Canisius College athletic communications 

office. For information and interviews, call Lozar 

at (716)-888-3756, e-mail him at lozarm@canisius.edu or 

view the official web site of the Canisius College athletic 

department at www.gogriffs.com. 

Credits 

The 2007-08 Canisius College baseball is a 

production of the Canisius College athletic communications 

office. 

It was written, editted and designed by Matt Lozar 

using a Macintosh G5 with Adobe InDesign and Adobe 

Photoshop CS2. Editorial assistance was given by Matt 

Reitnour, Jason Veniskey and Adam Noto. 

GENERAL 

Name of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canisius College 

City/Zip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Buffalo, NY 14208 

Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1870 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,461 

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Golden Griffins/Griffs 

School Colors. . . . . . . . . . . Blue (PMS 289), Gold (PMS 116) 

Venue (surface). . . . . . . . . . . . Demske Sports Complex (turf) 

Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500 

Affiliation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA, Division I 

Conference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Metro Atlantic Athletic 

President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. Vincent M. Cooke, S.J. 

Alma Mater, Yr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fordham University, ’60 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Maher 

Alma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B.S. Canisius College, ’89 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M.S. East Stroudsburg University, ’90 

Faculty Athletic Rep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Shawn O’Rourke 

Athletic Dept. Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-2970 

Athletic Dept. Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3174 

HISTORY 

First year of sport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1903 

Overall all-time record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 524-874-3 (.375) 

# of years in NCAA tourn/last . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . None 

COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike McRae 

Alma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colby College/1991 

Record at school (yrs). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-109 (3 years) 

Career record (yrs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112-177 (6 years) 

Baseball office phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3207 

Best time/day to reach coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mornings 

Assistant Coaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Medici (Niagara’06) 

. Matt Mazurek (Canisius ‘06), Jerry Shank (Eastern Mennonite ‘05) 

Athletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Hamilton 

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 

Baseball Contact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Lozar 

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3756 

Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440-477-3777 

E-Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lozarm@canisius.edu 

Director/Athletic Communications . . . . . . . . . Matt Reitnour 

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-2978 

Assistant Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matt Lozar 

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3756 

Assistant Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason Veniskey 

Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3767 

Office Fax. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 716-888-3178 

Graduate Assistant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adam Noto 

Press Box Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440-477-3777 

Mailing Address: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Koessler Athletic Center 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14208

2008 CANISIUS COLLEGE BASEBALL 

HEAD COACH MIKE McRAE 

Mike 

McRae 

Head Coach 

Fourth Season 

Colby College ‘91 

Mike McRae begins his fourth season as the head 

coach of the Canisius College baseball program. 

He led the Golden Griffins to a breakout season 

in 2007 as Canisius made its first MAAC playoff 

appearance since 1994 and the second in school 

history. 

Under McRae’s guidance, Canisius’ team batting 

average and ERA has improved each season. The 

Griffs have made three-straight appearances in 

the Big 4 Baseball Classic championship game 

and won the tournament the last two years. The 

future looks bright as well. Seven underclassmen 

occupied starting roles in the field in 2007, and 

all three weekend starters were sophomores. 

The 2003 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 

Coach of the Year came to Canisius from Niagara 

University, where he led the Purple Eagles to 

back-to-back MAAC playoff appearances. He 

compiled a 65-86 overall record (.430 winning 

percentage) and a 41-36 (.532) MAAC mark with 

the Purple Eagles. 

McRae set a school record for wins with 26 in 

2003 and topped the mark with 27 in 2004. His 

2004 squad finished second in the league, while 

his 2003 team was third. He coached Josh Mc- 

Curdy, the 2003 MAAC Player of the Year, and 

recruited James Avery, the 2003 MAAC Rookie 

of the Year. Both players went on to be selected 

in the MLB Draft. McRae added another MAAC 

Rookie of the Year to his resume in 2007 as Ian 

Choy became the first Canisius player to earn the 

honor. In August 2007, SLAM! Sports recognized 

McRae as one of the top 50 Canadians in 

baseball. 

McRae began his career by becoming the first 

head coach at Brock University. From there, the 

Niagara Falls, Ontario, native joined Niagara’s 

staff as a hitting instructor in 1996-97 before 

moving to Winthrop University in Rock Hill, 

S.C., from 1997-98. From 1998-2001, McRae 

served as an assistant coach at Maine, where he 

was responsible for the 12-man pitching staff. 

He also served as an assistant coach for the Canadian 

National Youth Team, which competed in 

the World Championships in 1996 and 1997 and 

as a guest coach for the Toronto Blue Jays during 

their 1997 spring training. 

McRae was a four-year letterwinner at Colby 

College and captained the 1991 team. He also 

lettered as a goalie on the Colby College hockey 

team. McRae earned his undergraduate degree 

from Colby in 1991 and his master’s degree in 

education from Niagara in 1993. 

McRae and his wife, Michelle, reside in Niagara 

Falls, with their children, Madison and Mason. 

2005 Golden Griffins 

• Most wins in four seasons 

• At the time, most runs scored since 1997 

• 28th in the country in stolen bases per 

game 

• Increased batting average from .229 in 

2004 to .261 in 2005 


• Tied for the most wins (18) since 

1997, which is tied for fourth all-time 

• Most runs scored (336) in program history 

• Doubled win total from the previous season 

Canisius Baseball under Mike McRae 


• Qualified for MAAC Tournament for 

the first time since the 1994 season 

• Twenty wins the most since the 1995 season 





• Best run differential since the 1999 season 

• Fewest runs allowed since the 2001 season 

• Won last nine games at home and 

went 11-6 at the Demske Sports Complex 

for second-best home record in 

school history 

2005 

.261 Batting Average 

8.59 ERA 

.339 Opponents’ Batting Average 

100 Errors 

.941 Fielding Percentage 

2006 


7.30 ERA 


81 Errors 

.958 Fielding Percentage 

2007 


5.82 ERA 


70 Errors 

.965 Fielding Percentage


2008 PRESEASON ROSTER 

No. Name Cl. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School 

1 Stephen McQuail Fr. INF R/R 6-2 185 Wantagh, N.Y./MacArthur 

2 Branson Joseph Jr. OF R/R 5-11 180 Mississauga, Ont./St. Francis Xavier 

4 Kevin Mahoney Jr. 3B L/R 6-0 203 Miller Place, N.Y./Miller Place 

5 Connor Burke Jr. 1B/OF R/R 6-0 190 Pleasant Valley, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes 

7 Ryan Asis Sr. INF/OF R/R 5-7 185 Mississauga, Ont./Delta State 

8 Mike Deuschle So. INF R/R 5-10 148 West Seneca, N.Y./West Seneca West 

9 Jed Bell Fr. 1B R/R 6-3 225 Dover, Del./Milford 

10 Bryan Smith So. P R/R 6-2 190 Cicero, N.Y./Cicero North Syracuse 

11 Adam Donato Sr. OF R/R 5-9 180 Jamestown, N.Y./Jamestown CC 

12 Kevin Mailloux Jr. INF R/R 5-11 190 Windsor, Ont./St. Annes/Kellogg CC 

13 Will Chomicki Fr. OF R/R 5-8 160 Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes 

14 Andrew Russo Fr. C R/R 6-1 180 Buffalo, N.Y./St. Joseph’s 

15 Ryan McGorman Jr. P R/R 6-1 173 Arden, Manitoba/Neepawa Collegiate Institute 

17 Ian Choy So. OF L/R 5-9 171 Mississauga, Ont./Rick Hansen Secondary 

18 Matt Weber Jr. P L/L 6-1 220 Troy, N.Y./Lansingburgh 

19 Mike Goemans So. P L/L 6-4 170 Guelph, Ont./Iona College 

20 Andrew Van’tWout Jr. P L/L 6-1 220 Guelph, Ont./Genesee CC 

22 Alec Cabello Jr. SS R/R 5-10 171 Wappinger Falls, N.Y./Roy C. Ketcham 

23 Chris Cox So. P R/R 5-11 177 St. George, Ont./St. John’s College 

24 Perry Silverman So. OF R/R 5-10 190 Del Ray Beach, Fla./American Heritage 

25 Eric Hawes Fr. P R/R 6-0 170 Massena, N.Y./Massena Central 

27 Josh Sawatzky Sr.* P R/R 6-4 207 Altona, Manitoba/Niagara University 

28 Kevin Reimer Jr. C L/R 6-0 193 Steinbach, Manitoba/Mayville State 

29 Paul Panik So. C R/R 5-10 209 Hopewell Junction, N.Y./John Jay 

30 Josh Marshall Fr. P L/L 5-9 165 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Bishop James Mahoney 

32 Shane Davis Fr. P R/L 6-0 175 Belmont, Ont./East Elgin Secondary 

33 Brian Burton Fr. 1B R/R 6-1 180 Kitchener, Ont./Grand River Collegiate Institute 

34 Brian Gibbs Jr. DH/1B R/R 6-1 192 Rochester, N.Y./Marist College 

35 Alex MacKenzie Jr. P R/R 6-0 180 Keswick, Ont./Keswick 

36 Aaron Boag Jr. P L/L 5-11 170 Burlington, Ont./M.M. Robinson 

* Includes Redshirt Season 

Head Coach: Mike McRae (Colby College ’91), fourth season 

Assistant Coaches: Mike Medici (Niagara ’06), Matt Mazurek (Canisius ’06), 

Jerry Shank (Eastern Mennonite ‘05) 

Director of Baseball Operations: Gabe Baida (Canisius ’06) 

By Location 

Delaware.....................................1 

Florida........................................1 

Manitoba....................................3 

New York..................................13 

Ontario.....................................11 

Saskatchewan.............................1 

Roster Breakdown 

By Class 

Freshman................................ 8 

Sophomore............................. 7 

Junior.......................................12 

Senior.........................................3 

By Position 

Catcher.......................................3 

Infield.........................................8 

Outfield......................................5 

Infield/Outfield.........................2 

Pitcher......................................12


STUDENT-ATHLETE PROFILES 

2007: Played in 48 games, making 43 starts in 

his debut season with the Blue and Gold… Hit 

.286 with nine doubles, three triples and three 

home runs to go along with 18 RBIs… Stole 

eight bases, which ranked third on the team, 

and posted a .435 slugging percentage… Had 14 

multiple-hit outings and six multiple-RBI games 

7Ryan 

Asis 

Infield/Outfield 

Senior 

Mississauga, Ont. 

St. Francis Xavier/ 

Delta State 

Before Canisius: Played two seasons at the University 

of Arkansas at Fort Smith… Redshirted 

a season at Delta State University… Played four 

years at St. Francis Secondary School, where he 

earned second-team All-Province honors 

Personal: Majoring in physical education… The 

son of Florida and Renato Asis… Has an older 

sister, Renea 

Born: Sept. 24, 1985 

Year GP/GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB SO OBP SB-ATT E 

2007 48-43 .286 161 21 46 9 3 3 18 .435 8 27 .337 8-11 8 

6Adam 

Donato 

Outfield 

Senior 

Jamestown, N.Y. 

Jamestown/ 

Jamestown CC 

2007: Played in 

41 games, making 

28 starts in the 

outfield… Hit .276 

with four doubles, 

four homers and 10 

RBIs… Posted a .439 

slugging percentage, 

a .377 on-base percentage 

and swiped 

three bags… Had 

eight multiple-hit 

games and four contests 

with multiple 

RBIs… Posted two 

homers in a 2-for-4 

outing against Le 

Moyne April 9 

Before Canisius: Spent two seasons at Jamestown 

Community College… Hit .398 as a 

sophomore and was named all-conference and 

all-region… Named All-Western New York and 

the Post Journal Player of the Year after hitting 

.400 with seven homers and the Jamestown High 

School record for doubles as a senior… Also 

swam at JCC and owns 11 school records 

Personal: Majoring in physical education 

Born: Sept. 2, 1985 


2007 41-28 .276 98 11 27 4 0 4 10 .439 11 28 .377 3-4 1



Before Canisius: Played three seasons at Niagara University, where he was recruited by Mike 

McRae... Named second-team All-MAAC in 2006 and earned MAAC all-tournament honors in 

2005... Voted the league’s Top Newcomer in 2004 by Baseball America... Led the Purple Eagles with 

a 3.54 ERA in 89 innings and struck out 57 in 2006... Posted a 4.21 ERA and 67 strikeouts in 92 

innings in 2005... Registered a 4.48 ERA and struck out 59 in 76.1 innings as a freshman... Named 

first-team all-conference, all-league and all area as a senior at W.C. Miller High School; drafted by the 

San Diego Padres in the 36th round 

Personal: The son of Gord and Val Sawatzky... Has an older brother, Jeremy 

Born: May 27, 1985 

Josh 

27 

Sawatzky 

Pitcher 

Senior 

Altona, Manitoba 

Niagara Univ. 

Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB K 

2004 4.48 6-5 13 13 3 1/0 0 76.1 77 54 38 35 59 

2005 4.21 6-6 17 13 4 2/0 0 92.0 85 54 43 37 67 

2006 3.54 8-5 15 14 1 1/1 0 89.0 88 53 35 42 57 

Total 4.06 20-16 45 40 8 4/1 0 257.1 250 161 116 114 183 

Aaron 

36 

Boag 

Pitcher 

Junior 

Burlington, Ont. 

M.M. Robinson 

2007: Led the team for the second-straight season 

with 20 appearances… Posted a 4-4 record 

with one save… Struck out 28 batters in 56.2 

innings… Posted a 2.60 ERA in his last nine 

contests… Allowed one hit in three scoreless 

innings to earn a save against St. Bonaventure in 

the Big 4 Baseball Classic championship game 

2006: Pitched 51 innings, the third most on the 

team… Led the squad with 21 appearances and 

posted a 3-1 record on the hill… Compiled a 5.47 

ERA and struck out 27… Started two games and had 

one save… Pitched 4.2 scoreless innings and struck 

out five at Tennessee Tech (2/24)… Retired all three 

batters to earn a save at Morehead State (3/5)… Gave 

up just one earned run in his first career start, a fiveinning 

outing at Binghamton (4/18)… Earned the 

win in the Big 4 Classic Championship game after 

giving up four runs in eight innings 

Before Canisius: Went 16-2 with a 1.72 ERA and 

98 strikeouts in 105 innings for M.M. Robinson… 

Played in the Ontario rep and elite baseball system 

for the last 12 years… Was a starting pitcher on the 

Niagara Rebels and a member of the 2004 Canadian 

Elite Baseball Conference Championship team… 

Also a quarterback and team captain on the M.M. 

Robinson High School varsity football team 

Personal: The son of Chris and Cathy Boag… 

Majoring in communications 

Born: Nov. 20, 1986 


2006 5.47 3-1 21 2 0 0/0 1 51.0 65 36 31 12 27 

2007 6.19 4-4 20 4 0 0/1 1 56.2 72 44 39 17 28 

Total 5.85 7-5 41 6 0 0/1 2 107.2 137 80 70 29 55



2007: Started in 53 games… Hit .280 and posted 

a .413 slugging percentage and a .390 on-base 

percentage… Ranked second on the team with 

five homers and third on the squad with 29 

RBIs… Also swiped 10 bases, good for second on 

the team… Had 10 doubles and scored 37 runs… 

Had a 12-game hit streak that was the second 

longest of the season… Posted 13 multiple-hit 

games and eight multiple-RBI contests… Posted 

three hits in four contests… Had two homers in a 

3-for-5 day at Siena May 13 

Connor 

5Burke 

First Base/Outfield 

Junior 

Pleasant Valley, N.Y. 

Our Lady of Lourdes 

Alec 

Cabello 

14 

Shortshop 

Junior 

Wappinger Falls, 

N.Y. 

Roy C. Ketcham 

2006: Played in 48 games and started 42… Hit 

.266 with 10 doubles, a home run and 25 RBIs… 

Posted a .973 fielding percentage behind the 

plate, at first base and in left field… Made nine 

starts at catcher and eight at first base… Had 

eight multiple-RBI games, the third-most on the 

team… Had 10 multiple-hit games… Went 4-for-5 

with two doubles and two RBIs at Saint Peter’s 

(3/26)… Went 3-for-3 vs. Rider (5/13) 

Before Canisius: Earned all-state honors in 

2005… Named all-county from 2003-05… Batted 

over .400 as a sophomore and junior and was 

named all-league both seasons… Played catcher, 

infield and outfield in high school… Named 

team MVP as a junior and helped Lourdes to the 

Class A state championship game… Member of 

Hudson Valley team that medaled at the 2004 

Empire State Games; hit .500 with a .615 onbase 

percentage during the tournament… Played 

shortstop for his American Legion team and 

batted .500 in the summer of 2004… Also played 

soccer at Lourdes and scored 58 career goals 

Personal: The son of Mary and William Burke… 

Majoring in business management… Has two 

siblings, Caitlin and Eamonn 

Born: Dec. 2, 1986 


2006 48/42 .266 154 21 41 10 0 1 25 .351 22 36 .368 6-7 4 

2007 54/53 .280 189 37 53 10 0 5 29 .413 27 44 .390 10-11 3 

Total 102/95 .274 343 58 94 20 0 6 54 .385 49 80 .380 16-18 7 

2007: Started 53 games at shortstop… Posted a 

.250 batting average with five doubles, a triple 

and 15 RBIs… Made 17 errors in 268 chances… 

Led the Griffs with 161 assists in the regular 

season… Had 10 multiple-hit games 

2006: Ranked third on the team with a .310 

batting average… Started 36-of-39 games and 

collected one double, two triples and 14 RBIs… 

Made 36 starts at shortstop and recorded an 

.895 fielding percentage… Made just five errors 

in the last 18 games… Had seven multiple-hit 

games… Collected nine hits in the last five 

games… Went 3-for-4 vs. Morehead State (3/4) 

and Manhattan (5/18) 

Before Canisius: Batted .420 with 48 hits as a 

senior at Roy C. Ketchum and earned Pough- 


2006 39/36 .310 113 30 35 1 2 0 14 .354 13 23 .428 4-4 16 

2007 54/53 .250 184 25 46 5 1 0 15 .288 15 26 .322 7-11 17 

Total 93/89 .273 297 55 81 6 3 0 29 .313 28 49 .364 11-15 33 

keepsie Journal Player of the Year honors… 

Named 2004 Sectional Final MVP and helped 

Roy C. Ketchum to the state Final Four… Has 

earned all-league, all-county and all-section 

honors the last three seasons… Also named a 

three-time Poughkeepsie Journal all-star… Competed 

for Hudson Valley at the Empire State 

Games the for two years… Three-sport athlete 

and team captain in all three sports… Named 

all-state twice in soccer and tallied 25 goals and 

15 assists 

Personal: The son of Jose and Lilia Cabello… Has 

an older brother, Steven… Major is undecided 

Born: Nov. 21, 1986



2007: Played in 37 games and made 32 starts… 

Posted a .301 batting average with three doubles, 

two triples, two homers and 19 RBIs… Posted 

a .427 slugging percentage and a .430 on-base 

average… Had eight multiple-hit games and six 

contests with multiple RBIs… Made one error in 

72 chances at first base 

Monroe County Player of the Year after hitting 

.533 as a senior 

Personal: The son of Tom and Linda Gibbs... 

Majoring in history 

Born: Nov. 12, 1986 

Brian 

34 

Gibbs 

Infield 

Junior 

Rochester, N.Y. 

Marist College 

Before Canisius: Earned a letter at Marist in 

2006... Played in 25 games, making 17 starts... 

Hit .250 with three doubles, nine runs and eight 

RBIs... Won two letters at Pittsford Sutherland 

High School... Named first-team all-state and 


2006 25/17 .250 56 9 14 3 0 0 8 .304 9 10 .391 0-0 4 

2007 37/32 .301 103 17 31 3 2 2 19 .427 17 23 .430 1-1 1 

Total 62/49 .283 159 26 45 6 2 2 27 .384 26 33 .418 1-1 5 

Branson 

20 

Joseph 

Outfield 

Junior 


St. Francis Xavier 

2007: Played in 

51 games and 

made 50 starts… 

Hit. 279 with six 

doubles, a triple 

and three home 

runs… Led the 

squad with 13 

stolen bases 

and recorded 

29 RBIs… Had 

15 multiple-hit 

games, including 

five with three 

or more hits… 

Posted five multiple-RBI 

games… Played a majority of the season 

with an injured wrist 

2006: Played in 53 games and started 52 in 

centerfield… Led the team with 15 doubles to 

go along with one triple, four homers and 30 

RBIs… Ranked second on the club with 11 

stolen bases… Was third in the MAAC with 37 

walks… Had a .259 batting average, a .418 onbase 

percentage and a .434 slugging percentage… 

Had 10 multiple-hit games and five multiple-RBI 

outings… Tied a school record with three homers 

in 4-for-4, six-RBI performance vs. Manhattan 

in the last game of the season… Was 7-for-8 in a 

doubleheader at Fairfield (5/6)… Had 20 hits in 

the last 12 contests 

Before Canisius: Played for Team Canada in the 

2005 World Junior Championships; hit .273 

with a double and four RBIs in seven games… 

Helped Team Ontario to the gold medal at the 

Canada Summer Games after going 6-for-21 with 

seven runs and four RBIs… Selected by Baseball 

Canada to attend the Adidas Jr. Elite Training 

Camp in 2003… Participated in the Okalahoma 

Junior Sunbelt Classic in June of 2004… Lettered 

three seasons on high school team; named 

MVP… Involved in Team Ontario Program since 

age 15… Picked to attend Team Canada’s Junior 

National Team fall training camp… Member 

of Mississauga North baseball club, which won 

the 2002 Ontario Elimination tournament and 

the Canadian Championships… Member of the 

Central Ontario All-Stars in 2002 Ontario Summer 

Games 

Personal: The son of Gerade and Cynthia Joseph… 

Majoring in physical education… Has one 

brother, Gerry 

Born: Aug. 27, 1987 


2006 53/52 .259 166 40 43 15 1 4 30 .434 37 39 .418 11-15 5 

2007 51/50 .279 197 35 55 6 1 3 26 .365 15 34 .347 13-17 2 

Total 104/102 .270 363 75 98 21 2 7 56 .397 52 73 .382 24-32 7

Alex 

35 

MacKenzie 

Pitcher 

Junior 

Keswick, Ont. 

Keswick 



2007: Led the team with five complete games… 

Made a team-leading 14 starts on the mound 

and pitched in 16 games… Posted two shutouts… 

Pitched in 78.1 innings and struck out a team 

best 54 hitters… Threw complete game shutouts 

against Fairfield April 21, and Niagara May 17… 

Recorded a 1.93 ERA in his last seven outings 

with 28 strikeouts in 42 innings 

2006: Threw 24 innings in 10 appearances on 

the mound… Posted a 1-1 record and struck 

out 15… Pitched two scoreless innings at Saint 

Peter’s (3/26)… Gave up a run in 1.1 innings to 

earn a win at Mount St. Mary’s (3/19)… Tossed a 

scoreless inning vs. Rider (5/13) 

Before Canisius: Played on Team Ontario from 

2002-05 and owns a career ERA of 2.51 with 

98 strikeouts in 103 innings… Helped Team 

Ontario take gold at the 2005 Canada Summer 

Games; pitched five innings and allowed four 

hits and three runs in his lone start… Played in 

numerous high-level tournaments, including 

the 2002 Ontario Summer Games, the 2004 

Oklahoma Junior Sunbelt Classic and the 2004 

World Wood Bat Association 17 and Under 

World Championships… Earned invitations to 

compete at a variety of showcases, including the 

National Underclass World Showcase in 2004 

and the Perfect Game World Showcase in 2005 

Personal: The son of Andrew and Louise 

MacKenzie… Has a younger brother, Michael… 

Majoring in athletic training 

Born: April 23, 1987 


2006 12.00 1-1 10 0 0 0/0 0 24.0 46 32 32 18 15 

2007 5.17 4-9 16 10 5 2/0 0 78.1 96 59 45 27 54 

Total 6.77 5-10 26 10 5 2/0 0 102.1 142 91 77 45 69 

4Kevin 

Mahoney 

Third Base 

Junior 

Miller Place, N.Y. 

Miller Place 

2007: Named second-team All-MAAC… Led the 

team with six homers, four triples, 13 doubles 

and 42 runs… Hit .284 and started 53 of the 

54 games he played in at third base… Posted 34 

RBIs, good for second on the club… Registered a 

.482 slugging percentage and a .388 on-base percentage… 

Made just 12 errors… Had 14 multiplehit 

games and 10 multiple-RBI contests… Had 

three hits in three contests and three games with 

three or more RBIs… Had a team-best 13-game 

hit streak and enters 2008 on a six-game hit streak 

2006: Ranked 23rd in the MAAC in hitting 

with a .313 average… Started all 54 games at 

third base and posted a .918 fielding percentage… 

Batted fourth in the lineup in 37 games… 

Led the team with seven home runs to go along 

with seven doubles, one triple and 39 RBIs… 

Led the team with a .463 slugging percentage 

and had a .403 on-base percentage… Had 17 

multiple-hit games and 10 multiple-RBI contests… 

Entered 2007 with a 10-game hitting 

streak… Set a school record with seven at-bats 

and tied the mark with five hits vs. Siena (4/22); 

had two homers and seven RBIs 

Before Canisius: Lettered three seasons at 

Miller Place High School… Named all-state, All- 

Long Island, all-county and league MVP in 2005 

after hitting .479 with 11 homers, 11 doubles 

and two triples… Team was the Section XI Class 

A Champs… Went 4-for-4 in Vitra’s Long Island 

inaugural all-star game… Garnered all-county 

honors as a junior and competed on the Long 

Island team at the Empire State Games; hit .580 

with eight homers… Hit .430 as a sophomore 

and was selected first-team all-league… Threesport 

athlete, lettering in football, basketball and 

baseball… Also played for the Smithtown Cardinals 

and Long Island Titans… Team was the 

2003 National Pony Invitational Eastern Region 

Finalists… Named an FABL Long Island All-Star 

Personal: The son of Paul and Lisa Mahoney… 

Has two older brothers, Colin and Ryan… Majoring 

in math 

Born: May 11, 1987 


2006 54/54 .313 201 42 63 7 1 7 39 .463 25 44 .403 7-10 14 

2007 54/53 .284 197 42 56 13 4 6 34 .482 29 54 .388 5-9 12 

Total 108/107 .299 398 84 119 20 5 13 73 .472 54 98 .396 12-19 26



Redshirted the 2007 campaign because of a knee 

injury 

and was named all-tournament; hit .473 with a 

homer, a triple and three doubles in the tourney. 

Kevin 

Mailloux 

12 

Second Base 

R-Junior 

Windsor, Ont. 

St. Annes/Kellogg 

CC 

Ryan 

McGorman 

15 

Pitcher 

Junior 

Arden, Manitoba 

Neepawa 

Collegiate Inst. 

Before Canisius: Played last two seasons for 

Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, 

Mich… Led the team in hitting as a sophomore 

with a .475 batting average with 12 doubles, one 

triple, eight homers and 62 RBIs; Bruins posted 

a 41-12 record… Earned second-team All-America 

honors… Helped team to a 46-9 record and 

an appearance in the 2005 National Regional 

final… Hit .417 with 15 doubles, three triples, 

12 homers and 60 RBIs… Won Gold Medal 

with Team Ontario at the 2005 Canada Games 

2007: Went 4-3 

on the mound 

after making 17 

appearances and 

seven starts… 

One of two 

Griff pitchers to 

record winning 

records… Threw 

59 innings, 

the third-most 

on the team, 

and struck out 

29… Pitched 

six shutout innings and allowed two hits in a 7-0 

win over St. Bonaventure in the Big 4 Classic 

title game… Posted a 1.51 ERA with 16 strikeouts 

in 29.2 innings in his last five starts… Posted a 

3-0 record during the stretch 

2006: Made 13 appearances and 12 starts on the 

mound… Threw 48.1 innings, the third-most 

on the team… Struck out 26 batters… Gave up 

two runs in 5.2 innings at Appalachian State 

(3/12)… Allowed three runs and five hits at Le 

Moyne (4/29) 

Personal: The son of Denis and Jeanine Mailloux… 

Has a brother, Steven… Majoring in business 

management. 

Born: March 5, 1986 

Before Canisius: 

Selected to 

Team Canada 

Junior National 

Team training 

roster in 2004… 

Won Bronze 

Medal with the 

Manitoba Youth 

at the 2004 

Canada Cup… 

Member of AA 

Neepawa Midgets 

that won the 

2003 Western Canadian Championship… Won 

three straight Manitoba Provincial Championships 

with AA Neepawa Midgets from 2002-04… 

Named 2002 Manitoba Bantam Player of the 

Year… Also lettered in track, volleyball and basketball 

in high school 

Personal: The son of Don and Debbie McGorman… 

Majoring in criminal justice… Has two 

older brothers, Derrick and Grant 



2006 9.50 0-5 13 12 0 0/0 0 48.1 63 58 51 42 26 

2007 5.64 4-3 17 7 0 0/1 1 59.0 76 47 37 22 29 

Total 7.38 4-8 30 19 0 0/1 1 107.1 139 105 88 64 55



Kevin 

Reimer 

28 

Catcher 

Junior 

Steinbach, Manitoba 

Steinbach Secondary/ 

Mayville State Univ. 

2007: Tied for the 

team lead with a .358 

batting average and 

led the Griffs with 38 

RBIs… Also tied for 

fifth in the MAAC 

in batting average… 

Recorded 11 doubles, 

a triple and four home 

runs… Posted a teamleading 

.503 slugging 

percentage and .460 

on-base average… 

Also swiped five bases 

and scored 40 runs… 

Made two errors 

behind the plate… 

Had 17 multiple-hit 

games, including five 

with three or more hits… Posted 10 multiple-RBI 

games… Played in 53 contests, making 48 starts 

Before Canisius: Spent two years at Mayville 

State University… Hit. 276 in 29 at-bats as a 

freshman… Played catcher for three seasons at 

Steinbach Secondary School 

Personal: The son of Randy and Roth Reimer… 

Randy coached Kevin in high school… Has two 

brothers, Greg and Scott… Majoring in business 

management 



2007 53/48 .358 173 40 62 11 1 4 38 .503 29 35 .460 5-8 2 

Matt 

18 

Weber 

Pitcher 

Junior 

Troy, N.Y. 

Lansingburgh 

2007: Threw 53.1 innings in 16 appearances and 

made six starts… Fanned 32 batters… Pitched a 

complete game and allowed four hits while striking 

out seven at Tennessee Tech… Gave up three 

runs in five innings in the Big 4 Classic semifinal 

win over Niagara 

2006: Spent a majority of the season in the 

weekend rotation… Had a 4-6 mark in 14 starts 

on the mound… Threw 65.2 innings, the second-most 

on the team… Had one save and one 

complete game… Struck out 34 batters… Gave 

up four runs in eight innings in a win at UMBC 

(3/16)… Allowed three runs in six innings at 

Saint Peter’s (3/26)… Gave up one earned run 

in 6.1 innings at Fairfield (5/7)… Allowed two 

earned runs in 6.1 innings vs. Rider 

Before Canisius: Compiled a 20-6 career record 

and a 2.50 earned run average at Lansingburgh 

High School… Averaged 12 strikeouts per contest 

while limiting his opponents to an average of 

six hits an outing… Named all-area twice… Also 

played for the South Troy Dodgers, posting an 

8-2 record with a 1.65 ERA and 93 strikeouts in 

72 innings 

Personal: The son of Anne and Steve Weber… 

Majoring in history… Has two older sisters and 

two older brothers 

Born: Oct. 6, 1986 


2006 7.68 4-6 15 14 1 0/0 1 65.2 95 66 56 36 34 

2007 6.92 1-7 16 6 1 0/0 0 53.1 60 49 41 41 32 

Total 7.34 5-13 31 20 2 0/0 1 119.0 155 115 97 77 66 

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Ian 

Choy 

17 

Outfield 

Sophomore 


Rick Hansen 

Secondary 

2007: Named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All- 

American and second-team All-Freshman by Ping! 

Baseball… Also named the first MAAC Rookie 

of the Year in Canisius history and earned firstteam 

All-MAAC honors… Tied for the team lead 

with a .358 batting average to go along with 12 

doubles, a triple, a home run and 26 RBIs… Tied 

for fifth in the MAAC in batting average… Had 

18 multiple-hit games, including eight contests 

with three or more hits… Posted multiple RBIs in 

six games and had three RBIs in three contests… 

Had an 11-game hitting streak, the third longest 

of the season… Struck out just 17 times in 173 

at-bats… Posted a 457 slugging percentage and a 

.437 on-base percentage 

Before Canisius: Played for Team Ontario from 

2003-05… Owns a .340 career batting average with 

13 doubles, 10 homers and 43 RBIs with Team 

Ontario… A member of the Intercounty Terriers… 

Won a Gold Medal at the Canadian National 

Championships in 2003 and a Silver Medal in 

2001… Named 2003 Ontario Baseball Association 

Junior Player of the Year… Also played for the 

2004 Ontario Baseball Association champions, the 

Mississauga Twins… Honor Roll student at Rick 

Hansen Secondary School since 2002 

Personal: The son of Meena and Charles Choy… 

Has one older brother, Jeremy, and a younger 

brother, Zachary… Majoring in business 

Born: Feb. 22, 1988 


2007 51/46 .358 173 15 62 12 1 1 26 .457 22 17 .437 2-7 6 

Chris 

23 

Cox 

Pitcher 

Sophomore 

St. George, Ont. 

St. John’s 

2007: Threw 2.1 innings in two appearances on 

the mound… gave up three hits and struck out 

two 

Before Canisius: Played for the Intercounty Terriers 

the last two seasons, where he compiled a 

17-3 record and pitched over 190 innings… Won 

Most Valuable Pitcher at the St. Mary’s Canadian 

Baseball Hall of Fame Tournament in July of 

2005… Played for Team Ontario from 2003-05; 

complied a career ERA of 4.21 with 65 strikeouts 

in 153.1 innings pitched… Was invited to various 

Perfect Game and Blue Chip Prospect Showcases… 

Played in the NABF World Series and the 

Sunbelt Classic… Also lettered in volleyball and 

basketball at St. John’s College 

Personal: The son of Ken and Debbie Cox… Has 

an older sister, Stephanie… Majoring in digital 

media arts 

Born: Oct. 3, 1988 


2007 19.29 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 3 5 5 2 2 

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8Mike 

Deuschle 

Infield 

Sophomore 

West Seneca, N.Y. 

West Seneca West 

2007: Played in six games and scored 

two runs… Registered a walk in his only 

plate appearance 

Before Canisius: Named All-Western 

New York honorable mention after hitting 

.420 as a senior… Also named firstteam 

All-ECIC and the offensive MVP 

for West Seneca West… Also earned a 

letter in basketball 

Personal: The son of Margaret and Tom 

Deuschle… Has an older sister, Julianna 

Born: June 16, 1988 

Year GP/GS AVG AB R 

2007 6/0 .000 0 2 

H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG 

0 0 0 0 0 .000 

BB SO OBP SB-ATT E 

1 0 1.000 0-0 0 

Mike 

Goemans 

27 

Pitcher 

Sophomore 

Guelph, Ont. 

Centennial C.V.I./ 

Iona 

2007: Led the Griffs with 89 innings 

pitched and a 4.25 ERA… Walked just 21 

batters… Made 12 starts and 16 appearances… 

Struck out 41 and logged two 

complete games… Threw a complete-game 

two-hitter against Fairfield April 21… 

Struck out six and allowed three earned 

runs in 8.1 innings at Iona April 28 

Before Canisius: Attended Iona College 

in fall 2006 before transferring to Canisius... 

Pitched for Team Canada Junior 

National Team, which won the Bronze 

Medal at the 2006 World Championships 

in Cuba... Went 17-2 with a 0.88 ERA in 

one season for the Intercounty Terriers; 

Named Pitcher of the Year... Pitched one 

season for the Guelph Silvercreeks which 

one the Gold Medal at the Canadian 

Junior National Championship in 2006 

Personal: The son of Paul and Donna 

Goemans... Has two older sisters and a 

younger brother... Majoring in biology 


Year ERA W-L APP GS 

2007 4.25 3-4 16 12 

CG SHO/CBO SV IP H 

2 0/0 0 89.0 105 

R ER BB K 

58 42 21 42 

Paul 

Panik 

29 

Catcher 

Sophomore 

Hopewell 

Juncation, N.Y. 

John Jay 

2007: Played in 28 contests, making 24 

starts behind the dish… Hit .214 with 

four doubles and 10 RBIs… Made one 

error in 117 chances 

Before Canisius: Two-time Poughkeepsie 

Journal all-star and named All-Dutchess 

County, all-league and all-section in 2004 

and 2005… Has a career batting average 

of .443 and a slugging percentage of .613 

with 10 homers and 109 RBIs…Starting 

catcher for Hudson Valley at the 2004, 

2005 and 2006 Empire State Games… 

Hit .300 in 2006 Empire State Games… 

Starting catcher for the Hudson Valley 

Hurricanes, who were 2004 U-18 Connie 

Mack State Finalists; hit .488 with a .655 

on-base percentage that season… Won 

Scholar Athlete Award in 2004 and 2005 

Personal: The son of Paul and Natalie 

Panik… Has a younger brother, Joe… 

Majoring in marketing 

Born: June 7, 1988 


2007 28/24 .214 70 11 


15 4 0 0 10 .271 


14 7 .391 1-1 1 

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Perry 

Silverman 

24 

Outfield 

Sophomore 

Del ray Beach, Fla. 

American Heritage 

2007: Named to MAAC All-Tournament 

Team… Played in 49 games and made 

36 starts in the outfield… Hit .235 with 

five doubles, a triple, a home run and 12 

RBIs… Had seven multiple-hit games… 

First career homer was a walk-off over 

the left field wall in the 11th inning of a 

7-6 victory over Saint Peter’s May 6; had 

three hits in that game 

Before Canisius: Set high school home 

run record with eight in 2005… Named 

to the Lake Highland Prep all-tournament 

team… Invited to the Canadian 

Junior National Team training camps in 

2004 and 2005… Member of the Canadian 

Cup championship team in 2004 

and named to the tournament all-star 

team; hit .320 in 206 at-bats with Les 

Ailes du Quebec 

Personal: The son of Mary and John 

Silverman… Has a younger sister, Macy… 

Majoring in communication studies 

Born: Nov. 16, 1987 


2007 49/36 .238 132 18 


31 5 1 1 12 .311 


10 32 .299 3-7 0 

Bryan 

Smith 

10 

Pitcher 

Sophomore 

Cicero, N.Y. 

Cicero North 

Syracuse 

2007: Made four appearances and two 

starts on the mound… Starts were at 

Kentucky and West Virginia… Threw 3.1 

innings 

Before Canisius: Pitched for Cicero North 

Syracuse… Named All-Central New York 

and all-league as a senior after throwing 38 

innings and recording 54 strikeouts and a 

1.05 ERA… Pitched on the Central Team 

at the Empire State Games… Also lettered 

in basketball at Cicero North Syracuse 

and was a member of the National Honor 

Society 

Personal: The son of Kim and Lee 

Smith… Has a younger brother, Kevan… 

Majoring in elementary education 

Born: May 26, 1988 

Year ERA W-L APP GS 

2007 24.30 0-2 4 2 

CG SHO/CBO SV IP H 

0 0/0 0 3.1 5 

R ER BB K 

10 9 7 2 

Shane 

Davis 

32 

Pitcher 

R-Freshman 

Belmont, Ont. 

East Elgin Secondary 

Before Canisius: Selected to Team Canada 

Junior National Team training roster 

in 2005… Won a gold medal with Team 

Ontario in the 2005 Canada Cup… 

Pitched the semifinal game against 

Alberta and gave up just two hits in six 

innings while striking out six… Played 

for the St. Thomas Jr. Intercounty Tomcats 

in 2005; compiled a 1.57 ERA with 

42 strikeouts in 40.2 innings… Pitched 

for the London Tecumseh Minor Midget 

Team in 2004; posted a 2.08 ERA with 

124 strikeouts in 70.2 innings 

Personal: The son of Linda and Scott 

Davis… Has a sister, Lauren… Majoring 

in criminal justice 

Born: April 19, 1988 

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2007 STATISTICS 

Record: 20-35 Home: 11-6 Away: 7-27 Neutral: 2-2 MAAC: 13-12 

Player 

AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 

Choy, Ian .358 51-46 173 15 62 12 1 1 26 79 .457 22 3 17 5 .437 1 4 2-7 59 3 6 .912 

Reimer, Kevin .358 53-48 173 40 62 11 1 4 38 87 .503 29 7 35 3 .460 4 1 5-8 157 29 2 .989 

Gibbs, Brian .301 37-32 103 17 31 3 2 2 19 44 .427 17 7 23 3 .430 1 1 1-1 66 4 1 .986 

Asis, Ryan .286 48-43 161 21 46 9 3 3 18 70 .435 8 5 27 4 .337 1 2 8-11 54 85 8 .946 

Mahoney, Kevin .284 54-53 197 42 56 13 4 6 34 95 .482 29 5 54 1 .388 1 2 5-9 39 134 12 .935 

Burke, Connor .280 54-53 189 37 53 10 0 5 29 78 .413 27 9 44 0 .390 3 3 10-11 424 36 3 .994 

Joseph, Branson .279 51-50 197 35 55 6 1 3 26 72 .365 15 7 34 4 .347 3 0 13-17 115 2 2 .983 

Cabello, Alec .250 54-53 184 25 46 5 1 0 15 53 .288 15 6 26 4 .322 3 6 7-11 80 171 17 .937 

Silverman, Perry .235 49-36 132 18 31 5 1 1 12 41 .311 10 3 32 5 .299 2 4 3-7 74 7 0 1.000 

Donato, Adam .276 41-28 98 11 27 4 0 4 10 43 .439 11 5 28 3 .377 0 1 3-4 51 6 1 .983 

Panik, Paul .214 28-24 70 11 15 4 0 0 10 19 .271 14 7 17 3 .391 1 1 1-1 106 10 1 .991 

Cholewka, Adam .213 27-18 61 7 13 1 0 0 6 14 .230 0 2 15 0 .234 1 3 6-8 31 44 6 .926 

Locke, Bob .091 8-2 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .182 0 1 1 0 .167 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 

Deuschle, Mike .000 6-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 

Totals .285 54-54 1749281498 84 14 29 243 697 .399 198 67 353 35 .375 21 28 64-95 1294615 70 .965 

Opponents .301 54-54 1727360519 116 11 36 308 165 .443 203 66 253 38 .391 17 35 78-100 133952281 .958 

LOB — Canisius (445), Opp (401) DPs turned — Canisius (50), Opp (46) CI — Canisius (0), Opp (2) IBB — Canisius (3), Gibbs 1, 

Reimer 1, 

Mahoney, K 1, Opp (4) Picked off — Joseph 3, Reimer 3, Mahoney, K 2, Silverman 2, Burke, C 1, Choy 1 

Player ERA W-L APPGS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 

Goemans, Mike 4.25 3-4 16 12 2 0/0 0 89.0 105 58 42 21 41 21 1 6 355 .296 2 5 1 2 7 

MacKenzie, Alex 5.17 4-9 16 14 5 2/0 0 78.1 96 59 45 27 54 14 2 8 323 .297 12 3 2 1 1 

McGorman, Ryan 5.64 4-3 17 7 0 0/1 1 59.0 76 47 37 22 29 6 2 6 239 .318 12 14 0 1 7 

Horner, Ian 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.2 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 1 0 

TEAM 0.00 0-1 1 1 1 0/0 0 7.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 

Morrison, Tim 4.70 1-0 7 2 0 0/0 0 15.1 20 11 8 5 10 5 0 3 65 .308 1 4 1 1 0 

Bax, Mike 5.97 2-0 17 1 0 0/0 2 31.2 36 24 21 24 30 12 0 2 124 .290 9 4 0 3 4 

Boag, Aaron 6.19 4-4 20 4 0 0/1 1 56.2 72 44 39 17 28 21 3 3 233 .309 7 5 0 2 7 

Clifford, Dan 6.91 1-5 14 6 0 0/0 1 41.2 46 46 32 34 24 17 2 4 167 .275 13 15 1 1 3 

Weber, Matt 6.92 1-7 16 6 1 0/0 0 53.1 60 49 41 41 32 17 1 4 196 .306 7 10 1 5 6 

Cox, Chris 19.29 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.1 3 5 5 2 2 1 0 0 10 .300 4 1 0 0 0 

Smith, Bryan 24.30 0-2 4 2 0 0/0 0 3.1 5 10 9 7 2 2 0 0 14 .357 6 5 1 0 0 

Totals 5.82 20-35 54 55 9 3/1 5 431.1 519 360279203253116 11 36 1727 .301 73 66 7 17 35 

Opponents 4.42 35-20 54 55 8 2/0 11 446.1498 281 219 198353 84 14 29 1749 .285 56 67 7 21 28 

PB — Canisius (15), Reimer 10, Panik 5, Opp (25) Pickoffs — Canisius (4), Reimer 1, Clifford 1, Weber, M 1, MacKenzie 1, Opp 

(12) 

SBA/ATT — Reimer (45-56), Panik (33-40), MacKenzie (15-20), Boag (16-18), Weber, M (13-16), Goemans (8-14), Clifford (8-12), 

McGorman (7-9), Bax (8-8), Smith, B (3-3) 

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 

(Players in Bold are still active) 

Highest batting avg. (minimum 200 AB) 

1.....402......Vogel, Kevin.........(100-249).1985-87 

2.....385......Dowden, Greg......(87-226).. 1983-85 

3.....374......Rausch, Jason.......(137-366). 1990-93 

4.....363......Kline, Jason..........(91-251)....1996-97 

5.....355......Mazurek, Matt......(122-344). 2005-06 

6.....347......Miosi, John...........(85-245).. 1980-83 

7.....342......Foit, Rick..............(95-278).. 1993-94 

8.....340......Riniolo, Brian.......(91-268).. 1994-95 

9.....335......Hennessy, Brian...(162-484).1994-97 

10...330......Besant, Daryl........(130-394). 1995-98 

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 200 AB) 

1.....779......Dowden, Greg......(226 AB). 1983-85 

2.....675......Rausch, Jason.......(366 AB). 1990-93 

3.....650......Schell, Todd..........(254 AB). 1994-95 

4.....618......Vogel, Kevin.........(249 AB)..1985-87 

5.....590......Kline, Jason..........(251 AB)..1996-97 

Highest on base pct. (minimum 200 AB) 

1.....486......Miosi, John...........(245 AB).. 1980-83 

2.....478......Rausch, Jason.......(366 AB). 1990-93 

3.....469......Mazurek, Matt......(344 AB). 2005-06 

3.....467......Dowden, Greg......(226 AB). 1983-85 

4.....452......Vogel, Kevin.........(249 AB)..1985-87 

5.....442......Riniolo, Brian.......(268 AB). 1994-95 

Most games played 

1....184.......Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

2....182.......Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

3....164.......Cox, Ishmael........................ 2000-03 

4....161.......Notaro, Mark.........................1991-94 

5....158.......Burke, Jerry........................... 1999-02 

Most games started 

1....183.......Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

2....176.......Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

3....163.......Cox, Ishmael........................ 2000-03 

4....157.......Burke, Jerry........................... 1999-02 

5....146.......Doll, Bill................................1998-01 

146.......Hennessy, Brian....................1994-97 

Most at bats 

1....628.......Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

2....599.......Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

3....587.......Cox, Ishmael........................ 2000-03 

4....536.......Burke, Jerry........................... 1999-02 

5....517.......Notaro, Mark.........................1991-94 

Most runs scored 

1....104.......Hennessy, Brian....................1994-97 

2....97.........Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

3....96.........Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

4... 84........Mahoney, Kevin.............2006-Pres. 

5....83.........Ross, Jeremy.......................... 1995-98 

83.........Vogel, Kevin..........................1985-87 

83.........Novo, Matt........................... 1989-92 

Most hits 

1....168.......Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

2....164.......Cox, Ishmael........................ 2000-03 


4....156.......Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

5....147.......Notaro, Mark.........................1991-94 

Most doubles 

1....33.........Hennessy, Brian....................1994-97 

2....32.........Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

3....30.........Notaro, Mark.........................1991-94 

4....29.........Besant, Daryl........................ 1995-98 

29.........Fede, Paul............................. 1999-02 


RECORD BOOK 

Most triples 

1....10.........Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

2....9...........Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

3....8...........Dowden, Greg...................... 1983-85 

8...........Jablonski, Ray........................1977-79 

Most home runs 

1....27.........Rausch, Jason....................... 1990-93 

2....22.........Schell, Todd.......................... 1994-95 

3....18.........Stepniak, Steve......................1984-87 

18.........Burdick, Jesse.................. 1998,00-02 

5....17.........Dowden, Greg...................... 1983-85 

6....14.........Novo, Matt........................... 1989-92 


13.........LaDuca, Sam.........................1988-91 

9....12.........Mahoney, Ryan..................... 1996-99 

12.........Glover, Kevin.........................1996-97 

12.........Lumadue, Jim....................... 1980-83 

12.........Besant, Daryl........................ 1995-98 

12.........O’Brien, Chris.......................1981-83 

Most runs batted in 


2....85.........Mazurek, Matt...................... 2003-06 

85.........Rausch, Jason....................... 1990-93 

4....82.........Stepniak, Steve......................1984-87 

82.........Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

6....79.........Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

7....78.........Dowden, Greg...................... 1983-85 

8....77.........Schell, Todd.......................... 1994-95 

9....76.........Szymanski, Brian.................. 1986-89 

10..75.........Notaro, Mark.........................1991-94 

Most total bases 

1....247.......Rausch, Jason....................... 1990-93 


3....235.......Cox, Ishmael........................ 2000-03 

235.......Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 

5....223.......Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

Most walks 

1....102.......Novo, Matt........................... 1989-92 

2....76.........Rausch, Jason....................... 1990-93 

3....71.........Smith, Kevin......................... 2003-06 

4....65.........Baida, Gabe.......................... 2003-06 


Most stolen bases 

1....57.........Domogala, Kyle (57-66).........1999-01 

2....45.........Ross, Jeremy (45-55)............. 1995-98 

3....40.........Hennessy, Brian (40-47)........1994-97 

4....39.........Cox, Ishmael (39-46)............ 2000-03 

5....37.........Smith, Kevin (37-49)............ 2003-06 

Most stolen base attempts 

1....66.........Domogala, Kyle (57-66).........1999-01 

2....55.........Ross, Jeremy (45-55)............. 1995-98 

3....49.........Smith, Kevin (37-49)............ 2003-06 

4....47.........Hennessy, Brian (40-47)........1994-97 

5....46.........Cox, Ishmael (39-46)............ 2000-03 

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 60 IP) 

1....2.83......Krawczyk, Tim......(130.1 IP). 1983-86 

2....3.38......Biancofiore, Steve (114.2 IP) 1983,85-87 

3....3.56......Catanzaro, Mike...(86.0 IP)..1977-80 

4....3.58......Chester, Tom........(60.1 IP)...1961-62 

5....3.80......Andrzejewski, Norm (87.2 IP).. 1960-62 

6....3.87......DeMartino, Joe.....(132.2 IP). 1988-90 

7....4.10......Cordier, Gary.......(63.2 IP). 1982-84 

8....4.28......Lasky, Mark..........(61.0 IP)...1977-78 

9....4.52......Zgoda, Derek........(67.2 IP).. 1992-95 

10..4.77......Axelson, Bruce.....(168.0 IP). 1992-95 

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 60 IP) 

1.....203......Mamott, Joe..........(101.1 IP). 1993-94 

2.....227......Zgoda, Derek........(67.2 IP).. 1992-95 

3.....230......Axford, John.........(70.0 IP)...... 2006 

3.....267......Bos, Mike.............. (82.2 IP). 1994-95 

4.....270......Gibbons, Peter...... (97.1 IP). 1992-95 

5.....272......Gleason, Stephen. (138.2 IP)..1996-99 

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (min. 60 IP) 

1....0.45......Chester, Tom........ (60.1 IP)..1961-62 

2....1.90......Carlson, Doug...... (90.0 IP) 1980,82-83 

3....2.05......Andrzejewski, Norm (87.2 IP). 1960-62 

4... 2.12.....Goemans, Mike...(89.0 IP) 2007-Pres. 

5... 2.42.....Boag, Aaron........(107.2 IP) 2006-Pres. 

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 60 IP) 

1....10.57....Mamott, Joe..........(101.1 IP) 1993-94 

2....9.64......Axford, John.........(70.0 IP)...... 2006 

3....9.51......West, Mark...........(183.2 IP). 1998-00 

4....8.40......Biancofiore, Steve (114.2 IP) 1983,85-87 

5....8.07......Bax, Mike..............(129.1 IP). 2004-07 

Most wins 

1....16.........Krawczyk, Tim...... (16-4)..... 1983-86 

2....15.........Wertman, Adam... (15-16)....1993-97 

3....14.........Firth, Mike ..........(14-5)........1984-87 

14.........Axelson, Bruce ....(14-15)..... 1992-95 

5....10.........Smith, Tim ..........(10-10)......1995-97 

10.........West, Mark ..........(10-17)..... 1998-00 

10.........DeMartino, Joe..... (10-9)..... 1988-90 

Most saves 

1....9...........Zgoda, Derek........................ 1992-95 

2....6...........Winiewicz, Alex.................... 2005-06 

3....5...........Mamott, Joe.......................... 1993-94 

4....4...........Davidson, John......................1988-91 

5....3...........Muoio, Marc......................... 1996-99 

3...........Wertman, Adam....................1993-97 

Most appearances 

1....62.........Muoio, Marc......................... 1996-99 

2....44.........Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 

3....43.........Gleason, Stephen................. 1996-99 

4....42.........Bax, Mike.............................. 2004-07 

5... 41........Boag, Aaron...................2006-Pres. 

41.........Wertman, Adam....................1993-97 


1....34.........Karstedt, Scott...................... 1995-99 

2....32.........Axelson, Bruce..................... 1992-95 

3....31.........West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

4....30.........Neufeld, Jordan.................... 2003-05 

5....28.........Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 

Most complete games 

1....13.........Davidson, John......................1988-91 

2....12.........Surowiec, Dave..................... 1986-89 

3....11.........Smith, Tim............................1995-97 

11.........DeMartino, Joe..................... 1988-90 

5....10.........Biancofiore, Steve............ 1983,85-87 

Innings pitched 

1....193.0....Karstedt, Scott...................... 1995-99 

2....183.2....West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

3....183.1....Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 

4....168.0....Axelson, Bruce..................... 1992-95 

168.0....Davidson, John......................1988-91 

Most strikeouts 

1....194.......West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

2....149.......Davidson, John......................1988-91 

3....137.......Karstedt, Scott...................... 1995-99 

4....133.......Axelson, Bruce..................... 1992-95 

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5....132.......Cole, Chris........................... 1999-02 

6....122.......Gleason, Stephen................. 1996-99 

7....119.......Mamott, Joe.......................... 1993-94 

8....118.......Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 

118.......Hosick, Tyler........................ 2000-03 

118.......Neufeld, Jordan.................... 2003-06 

Most batters faced 

1....933.......Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 

2....794.......Neufeld, Jordan.................... 2003-06 


4....656.......Bax, Mike.............................. 2004-07 

5....628.......Smith, Tim............................1995-97 

Most at bats against 

1....808.......Dracup, Jeremy..................... 2001-03 


3....712.......West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

4....671.......Axelson, Bruce..................... 1992-95 

671.......Cole, Chris........................... 1999-02 

Most wild pitches 

1....44.........Hosick, Tyler........................ 2000-03 

2....37.........Bax, Mike.............................. 2004-07 


4....33.........West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

5....30.........Cole, Chris........................... 1999-02 

Most hit batters 


2....32.........Hosick, Tyler........................ 2000-03 

3....27.........West, Mark........................... 1998-00 

4....23.........Wertman, Adam....................1993-97 

23.........Karstedt, Scott...................... 1995-99 

Highest fielding pct. (minimum 200 chances) 

1.....995......Burdick, Jesse (528-20-3). 1998,00-02 

2... .989.....Burke, Connor (559-47-7)..2006-Pres. 

3.....985......Rausch, Jason (566-45-9)...... 1990-93 

4.....984......Applegate, Keith (529-68-10).. 1992-94 

5.....983......Crawford, R.J. (203-26-4).......... 2005 

6.....980......LaDuca, Sam (486-60-11)......1988-91 

.980......Herlong, Dave (512-22-11).... 1995-96 

8.....979......VanGeene, Matt (517-80-13).. 2000-03 

9.....977......Mahoney, Ryan (385-42-10). 1996-99 

10...976......Grabowski, Jeff (383-21-10)...1977-79 

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 

(Records in Bold set last season) 

Highest batting avg. (minimum 50 AB) 

1.....471......Kaye, Hank........... (24-51)......... 1960 

2.....464......Miosi, John........... (26-56)........ 1983 

3.....452......Steffan, Tom......... (42-93)........ 1982 

4.....449......Vogel, Kevin......... (31-69)........ 1987 

5.....436......Vogel, Kevin......... (44-101)....... 1985 

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 50 AB) 

1.....825......Dowden, Greg...... (63 AB)....... 1983 

2.....783......Butzer, Tim........... (60 AB)....... 1987 

3.....767......Dowden, Greg...... (90 AB)....... 1985 

4.....765......Rausch, Jason....... (85 AB)....... 1992 

5.....754......Schell, Todd.......... (138 AB)..... 1994 

Highest on base pct. (minimum 50 AB) 

1.....639......Miosi, John...........(56 AB)........ 1983 

2.....553......Butzer, Tim...........(60 AB)........ 1987 

3.....537......Vogel, Kevin.........(69 AB)........ 1987 

4.....528......DeGeorge, Jamie..(53 AB)........ 1996 

5.....513......Schefski, Eric........(54 AB)........ 2005 


1... 54........Burke, Connor....................... 2007 

54........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

RECORD BOOK 

54........Cabello, Alec.......................... 2007 

54.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

54.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 


1....54.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

54.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 

3... 53........Burke, Connor....................... 2007 

53........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

53........Cabello, Alec..........................2007 

...... 

Most at bats 

1....201.......Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

2... 197......Joseph, Branson...................... 2007 

197......Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

4....190.......Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 

5... 189......Burke, Connor....................... 2007 


1....44.........Mahoney, Dave.......................... 1994 

2... 42........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

42.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

4... 40........Reimer, Kevin........................ 2007 

40.........Joseph, Branson........................ 2006 

Most hits 

1....68.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 

2....63.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

3... 62........Choy, Ian................................ 2007 

62........Reimer, Kevin........................ 2007 

5... 56........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

56.........Doll, Bill.................................... 2000 

Most doubles 

1....17.........Mahoney, Dave.......................... 1994 

17.........Besant, Daryl............................. 1998 

3....15.........Joseph, Branson........................ 2006 

4....14.........Cicero, John.............................. 2002 

5... 13........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

13.........Novo, Matt.................................1991 

13.........Kossow, Carl.............................. 1998 

13.........Foit, Rick................................... 1994 

13.........Hennessy, Brian........................ 1994 

13.........Schell, Todd............................... 1994 

Most triples 

1....5...........Jablonski, Ray............................ 1979 

5...........Glover, Kevin............................. 1996 

3... 4..........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

4...........Baida, Gabe...............................2004 

4...........Butzer, Tim................................ 1987 

4...........Dowden, Greg........................... 1985 


1....13.........Schell, Todd............................... 1994 

2....10.........Burdick, Jesse............................ 2002 

3....9...........Rausch, Jason............................ 1993 

9...........Rausch, Jason.............................1991 

9...........Schell, Todd............................... 1995 

9...........Kline, Jason............................... 1997 


1....45.........Schell, Todd............................... 1994 

2....44.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 

3....41.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2005 

4....39.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

5... 38........Reimer, Kevin........................ 2007 

Most total bases 

1....104.......Schell, Todd............................... 1994 

2... 95........Mahoney, Kevin..................... 2007 

3....93.........Mahoney, Kevin........................ 2006 

4....89.........Kline, Jason............................... 1997 

89.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2005 

Most walks 

1....37.........Joseph, Branson........................ 2006 

2....32.........Mazurek, Matt........................... 2006 

3....31.........Novo, Matt.................................1991 

31.........Novo, Matt................................ 1990 

5....30.........Novo, Matt................................ 1992 


1....24.........Domogala, Kyle (24-26)............. 2001 

2....22.........Domogala, Kyle (22-28)............. 2000 

3....20.........Ross, Jeremy (20-24).................. 1998 

4....19.........Mahoney, Dave (19-23)............. 1994 

19.........Lewis, Herm (19-19).................. 1980 

Most stolen base attempts 

1....28.........Domogala, Kyle (22-28)............. 2000 

28.........Mazurek, Matt (18-28)............... 2006 

3....26.........Domogala, Kyle (24-26)............. 2001 

4....24.........Ross, Jeremy (20-24).................. 1998 

5....23.........Mahoney, Dave (19-23)............. 1994 

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 20 IP) 

1....0.36......Lauden, Frank......(25.0 IP)...... 1968 

2....0.90......Sullivan, Matt.......(20.0 IP)...... 1984 

3....1.11......Markiewicz, Mark (24.1 IP)....... 1978 

4....1.48......Leonard, Bill.........(24.1 IP)........1974 

5....1.78......Catanzaro, Mike...(30.1 IP)........1977 

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 20 IP) 

1....11.95....Mamott, Joe..........(64.0 IP)...... 1994 

2....10.16....West, Mark...........(87.2 IP)....... 2000 

3....10.00....Weber, Charles.....(27.0 IP)....... 1978 

4....9.64......West, Mark...........(51.1 IP)....... 1999 

9.64......Axford, John.........(70.0 IP)...... 2006 

Most wins 

1....8...........Bos, Mike (8-1).......................... 1994 

2....7...........Wertman, Adam (7-3)............... 1995 

3....6...........Axelson, Bruce (6-1).................. 1994 

6...........Chester, Tom (6-1)......................1961 

Most saves 

1....5...........Zgoda, Derek............................. 1994 

2....3...........Mamott, Joe............................... 1993 

3...........Zgoda, Derek............................. 1995 

3...........Winiewicz, Alex......................... 2005 

3...........Winiewicz, Alex......................... 2006 

Most appearances 

1....21.........Boag, Aaron............................... 2006 

2... 20........Boag, Aaron........................... 2007 

20.........Kaczmarek, Jason...................... 2003 

20.........Muoio, Marc.............................. 1998 

5....18.........Muoio, Marc.............................. 1999 


1... 14........MacKenzie, Alex..................... 2007 

14.........Axford, John.............................. 2006 

14.........Weber, Matt............................... 2006 

14.........West, Mark................................ 2000 

4....13.........Topping, Ryan........................... 2003 


1....6...........Mamott, Joe............................... 1994 

6...........Carlson, Doug........................... 1982 

6...........Davidson, John...........................1991 

6...........Dunford, Brendan..................... 1999 

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INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 


Innings Pitched 

1... 89.0.....Goemans, Mike...................... 2007 

2....87.2......West, Mark................................ 2000 

3... 78.1.....MacKenzie, Alex..................... 2007 

4....72.1......Dracup, Jeremy.......................... 2003 

5....70.0......Axford, John.............................. 2006 


1....99.........West, Mark...............................2000 

2....85.........Mamott, Joe..............................1994 

3....75.........Axford, John.............................2006 

4....65.........Davidson, John.........................1991 

5....55.........West, Mark...............................1999 

Most batters faced 

1... 390......Goemans, Mike.....................2007 

2....376.......Dracup, Jeremy.........................2003 

3... 355......MacKenzie, Alex....................2007 

4....336.......Topping, Ryan..........................2003 

5....329.......Weber, Matt..............................2006 

Most at bats against 

1....338.......West, Mark...............................2000 

2....330.......Dracup, Jeremy.........................2003 

3....289.......Nimigon, Alex..........................2000 

4....279.......Topping, Ryan..........................2003 

5....271.......Dracup, Jeremy.........................2002 

Most wild pitches 

1....20.........Hosick, Tyler............................2000 

20.........Neufeld, Jordan........................2003 

3....17.........Topping, Ryan..........................2003 

4....16.........Kaczmarek, Jason.....................2003 

5....15.........Axford, John.............................2006 

15.........Bax, Mike..................................2005 

15.........West, Mark...............................2000 

Most hit batters 

1....19.........Neufeld, Jordan........................2003 

2... 15........Clifford, Dan.........................2007 

15.........Hosick, Tyler............................2002 

4... 14........McGorman, Ryan..................2007 

14.........McGorman, Ryan.....................2006 

Highest fielding pct. (minimum 70 chances) 

1... 1.000...Silverman, Perry (74-7-0).......2007 

1.000....Burdick, Jesse (116-3-0)............2001 

1.000....Applegate, Keith (149-12-0).....1992 

1.000....O’Donnell, Kevin (116-2-0).....1983 

5.....996......Herlong, Dave (268-14-1).........1995 

TEAM SEASON RECORDS 


Highest batting avg. 

1.....342 (379-1108)......................................1997 

2.....341 (252-738).......................................1987 

.341 (298-874)........................................1982 

4.....329 (420-1278).....................................1994 

5.....317 (258-813)........................................1985 

Highest slugging pct. 

1.....534 (874 AB)........................................1982 

2.....529 (1108 AB)......................................1997 

3.....515 (1278 AB)......................................1994 

4.....503 (813 AB)........................................1985 

5.....493 (998 AB)........................................1996 

Highest on base pct. 

1.....431 (874 AB).........................................1982 

2.....409 (1108 AB)......................................1997 

3.....405 (813 AB)........................................1985 

RECORD BOOK 

4.....404 (1278 AB)......................................1994 

5.....402 (738 AB)........................................1987 


1... 55......................................................2007 

2....54...........................................................2006 

3....47...........................................................2004 

47...........................................................2005 

5....46...........................................................1991 


1....336.........................................................2006 

2....298.........................................................1994 

3....289.........................................................1997 

4... 281....................................................2007 

5....235.........................................................1982 

Most hits 

1... 498....................................................2007 

2....481.........................................................2006 

3....420.........................................................1994 

4....379.........................................................1997 

5....371.........................................................2001 

Most doubles 

1....103.........................................................1994 

2....85...........................................................2006 

3... 84......................................................2007 

4....79...........................................................2001 

5....77...........................................................2000 

77...........................................................1998 

Most triples 

1....18...........................................................1982 

2....16...........................................................1985 

3... 14......................................................2007 

4....12...........................................................1996 

12...........................................................1984 

12...........................................................1986 


1....42...........................................................1997 

2....39...........................................................1994 

3....37...........................................................1996 

4... 29......................................................2007 

29...........................................................2002 

29...........................................................1995 

29...........................................................1993 


1....296.........................................................2006 

2....258.........................................................1997 

258.........................................................1994 

4... 243....................................................2007 

5....203.........................................................1982 

Most walks 

1....232.........................................................2006 

2... 198....................................................2007 

3....177.........................................................2005 

4....166.........................................................1995 

5....159.........................................................1991 


1....85 (85-114).............................................2005 

2....83 (83-112).............................................2006 

3....78 (78-99)..............................................1994 

4....67 (67-82)...............................................2000 

5....65 (65-79)..............................................1995 

Lowest earned run avg. 

1....3.26 (199.0 IP).......................................1978 

2....4.22 (177.0 IP).......................................1986 

3....4.80 (90.0 IP)........................................1964 

4....4.81 (86.0 IP).........................................1973 

Most strikeouts/9 inn game 

1....8.50 (90.0 IP)........................................1964 

2....8.27 (86.0 IP).........................................1973 

3....7.87 (330.2 IP).......................................2000 

4....7.37 (105.0 IP).......................................1962 

7.37 (301.2 IP).......................................1994 

Most wins 

1....28 (28-14)...............................................1994 

2....21 (21-20)...............................................1995 

3... 20 (20-35)..........................................2007 

4....18 (18-36)...............................................2006 

18 (18-6).................................................1997 

18 (18-19)...............................................1986 

Most saves 

1....10...........................................................1994 

2....7.............................................................2006 

3... 5........................................................2007 

5.............................................................2001 

5.............................................................1995 


1....21...........................................................1991 

2....16...........................................................1990 

16...........................................................1985 

4....15...........................................................1999 

5....14...........................................................1988 

Most shutouts 

1....4.............................................................1993 

2... 3........................................................2007 

3.............................................................1999 

Innings pitched 

1... 431.1..................................................2007 

2....426.2......................................................2006 

3....362.2......................................................2005 

4....357.2......................................................2004 

5....330.2......................................................2000 


1... 291....................................................2007 

2....289.........................................................2000 

3....253.........................................................2007 

4....247.........................................................1994 

5....239.........................................................2002 

Highest fielding pct. 

1... .965 (1294-615-70)..............................2007 

2.....958 (1290-547-81).................................2006 

3.....955 (531-235-36)...................................1986 

.955 (972-394-65)..................................2002 

5.....954 (905-388-62)..................................1994 

.954 (978-472-70)...................................2001 

Fewest errors 

1....27...........................................................1973 

2....32...........................................................1962 

3....36...........................................................1986 

4....53...........................................................1983 

5....55...........................................................1990 

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YEAR W L PCT. COACH 

1954 8 4 .667 Bob MacKinnon 





1959 6 11 .353 Bob Mackinnon 

1960 10 5 .667 Dave Markey 

1961 10 4 .714 Dave Markey 

1962 7 7 .500 Dave Markey 

1963 3 6 .333 Dave Markey 

1964 3 11 .214 Dave Markey 

1965 3 10 .231 Dave Markey 

1966 4 7 .364 Dave Markey 

1967 3 11 .214 Dave Markey 

1968 7 8 .467 Dave Markey 

1969 3 4 .429 Dave Markey 

1970 7 9 .438 Dave Markey 

1971 1 7 .125 Dave Markey 

TEAM W L PCT. 

A.I.C. 1 1 .500 

Akron 8 23 .258 

Alabama 0 3 .000 

Albany 5 6 .455 

Albright 1 0 1.000 

Amherst 1 1 .500 

Appalachian State 0 4 .000 

Augustana (S.D.) 1 0 1.000 

Bethel 1 0 1.000 

Bethune-Cookman 0 3 .000 

Binghamton 2 3 .400 

Bowling Green 0 1 .000 

Bradley 0 1 .000 

Brockport State 0 6 .000 

Bucknell 0 1 .000 

Buffalo State 6 4 .600 

Buffalo 19 43 .306 

Calvin 2 0 1.000 

Catholic 0 2 .000 

Charlotte 0 3 .000 

Cleveland State 6 16 .273 

Coker (S.C.) 0 1 .000 

Colgate 19 5 .792 

Cornell 1 9 .100 

Cortland State 1 0 1.000 

Central Connecticut 1 9 .100 

Duquesne 4 8 .333 

Eckerd 0 7 .000 

Edinboro 1 2 .333 

Eisenhower 3 1 .750 

Fairfield 11 19 .367 

Fairleigh Dickinson 5 2 .714 

Fordham 0 2 .000 

Fredonia 17 7 .708 

Gannon 3 1 .750 

Gardner-Webb 0 3 .000 

Geneseo State 2 0 1.000 

George Mason 0 3 .000 

Georgia Southern 0 3 .000 

Hartwick 1 0 1.000 

Harvard 0 2 .000 

Hilbert 1 0 1.000 

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

1972 9 4 .692 John Morrison 

1973 5 6 .455 James Kennerson 

1974 5 9 .357 James Kennerson 

1975 5 9 .357 Pete Leo 

1976 3 7 .300 Pete Leo 

1977 7 19 .269 Don Colpoys 

1978 10 12 .455 Don Colpoys 

1979 8 20 .286 Don Colpoys 

1980 7 23 .233 Don Colpoys 

1981 9 14 .391 Don Colpoys 

1982 14 15 .483 Don Colpoys 

1983 12 11 .522 Don Colpoys 

1984 14 10 .583 Don Colpoys 

1985 15 13 .536 Don Colpoys 

1986 18 6 .750 Don Colpoys 

1987 11 12 .478 Don Colpoys 

1988 11 17 .393 Don Colpoys 

1989 12 23 .343 Don Colpoys 

1990 11 20-1 .359 Don Colpoys 

SERIES RECORDS 

Hobart 1 1 .500 

Holy Cross 0 1 .000 

Houghton 4 0 1.000 

Illinois-Chicago 1 0 1.000 

Illinois State 0 1 .000 

Indiana 0 1 .000 

Iona 7 21 .250 

Iowa 0 1 .000 

Ithaca 0 5 .000 

Jacksonville 0 2 .000 

James Madison 0 4 .000 

Kent State 0 2 .000 

Kentucky 0 2 .000 

Lafayette 2 4 .333 

LaSalle 0 1 .000 

Le Moyne 23 70 .247 

Long Island 1 0 1.000 

Louisiana State 0 2 .000 

Lynchburg 0 1 .000 

Maine 2 0 1.000 

Manhattan 9 25 .265 

Mansfield 1 1 .500 

Marion 1 0 1.000 

Marist 7 27 .206 

Marshall 0 3 .000 

UMBC 2 3 .400 

Massachusetts 0 2 .000 

Mass. Ins Tech. 1 0 1.000 

Mercyhurst 1 1 .500 

Medaille 1 0 1.000 

Messiah 1 0 1.000 

Miami (Ohio) 0 1 .000 

Missouri-St. Louis 0 1 .000 

Morehead State 4 4 .500 

Mt. St. Mary’s 2 1 .667 

Niagara 61 72 .459 

Nicholls State 0 4 .000 

North Dakota 0 1 .000 

North Dakota State 0 2 .000 

North Florida 0 1 .000 

Northeastern 1 2 .333 

Northeastern (Ill.) 0 3 .000 

Ohio 0 3 .000 

1991 13 33 .283 Don Colpoys 

1992 13 22 .371 Don Colpoys 

1993 13 25-1 .346 Don Colpoys 

1994 28 14 .667 Don Colpoys 

1995 21 20 .512 Don Colpoys 

1996 13 22 .371 Don Colpoys 

1997 18 19 .486 Don Colpoys 

1998 11 32 .256 Don Colpoys 

1999 13 26 .333 Don Colpoys 

2000 9 33 .214 Don Colpoys 

2001 14 28 .333 Don Colpoys 

2002 4 38 .095 Mark Notaro 

2003 4 38-1 .105 Mark Notaro 

2004 4 43 .085 Mark Notaro 

2005 9 38 .191 Mike McRae 

2006 18 36 .333 Mike McRae 

2007 20 35 .363 Mike McRae 

Total 524 874-3 .375 

Ohio Dominican 1 1 .500 

Ohio Northern 3 2 .600 

Ohio State 0 8 .000 

Penn State Behrend 2 0 1.000 

Pittsburgh 2 11 .154 

Point Park 0 1 .000 

Rider 8 21 .276 

Robert Morris 2 1 .667 

Rochester 13 12 .520 

Rochester Tech 9 3 .750 

ST. Bonaventure 16 39-2 .298 

Saint John’s 0 1 .000 

Saint Leo’s 0 5 .000 

Saint Peter’s 17 16 .515 

Saint Vincent’s (Pa.) 2 0 1.000 

S.E. Lousiana 0 4 .000 

S.W. Lousiana 1 2 .333 

S.W. Missouri State 0 1 .000 

Seton Hall 0 6 .000 

Siena 32 61 .344 

Slippery Rock 0 1 .000 

South Florida 0 2 .000 

Southern Maine 0 2 .000 

Temple 0 2 .000 

Tennessee Tech 3 5 .375 

Toledo 0 1 .000 

Towson 0 2 .000 

Trenton State 1 0 1.000 

Utica 6 11 .353 

Valparaiso 1 0 1.000 

Virginia Tech 0 1 .000 

Wayne State 2 1 .667 

Western Illinois 1 0 1.000 

West Virginia 0 2 .000 

Wisconsin-Lacrosse 0 1 .000 

Wisconsin-Stevens Pt. 0 1 .000 

Wright State 0 1 .000 

Xavier (Ohio) 1 1 .500 

Youngstown State 4 7-1 .375 

Total 383* 717-3 .349 

* Forfeit win over Manhattan in 2001 not 

included. 

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hospitals, tutoring, visiting the elderly and staffing 

local soup kitchens for the poor. 

• President of Canisius College since 1993, 

Rev. Vincent M. Cooke, S.J., has demonstrated 

his leadership and commitment to the college 

and the Western New York community by overseeing 

the investment of nearly $120 million in 

the Canisius campus over the last 14 years. 

• The campus residence halls are brand new or 

have been completely renovated. The College’s 

newest residence, Dugan Residence Hall, opened 

in the fall 2005 and is now home to 286 freshmen 

and sophomores. 

• All resident accommodations at the College 

are fully wired to include individual Internet service, 

cable television and local telephone service 

with voicemail. 

• Apartment-style living is available for students 

in their sophomore, junior or senior years in 

one of the College’s townhouse complexes or 

apartment buildings. 

• Canisius has nearly 37,500 living alumni, 

representing every state and numerous foreign 

countries. 

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Athletic Tradition 

These Men and Women Wore the Blue & Gold 

Ed Book (‘92) Men’s Basketball Member, 2004 New Zealand Olympic Team 

Mike Buczkowski (‘86) Ice Hockey Vice President, Buffalo Bisons (IL) 

Gina Castelli (‘86) Women’s Basketball Head Coach, Siena College 

Dr. Mike Christel (‘83) Men’s Cross Country Scientist, Carnegie Mellon University 

Darren Fenn (‘01) Men’s Basketball Pro basketball, Germany 

Karen Freeman (‘83) Women’s Basketball Executive Vice President for Biologics - Former Wake Forest Head Coach 

Greg Gabriel (‘74) Football Director of College Scouting, Chicago Bears (NFL) 

Pat Gallivan (‘82) Men’s Soccer Former Sheriff, Erie County 

Gene Jankowski (‘55) Baseball Former President and Chairman of CBS Broadcasting Company 

Tony Masiello (‘69) Men’s Basketball Mayor, City of Buffalo, 1994-2005 

Micheal Meeks (‘96) Men’s Basketball Member, 2000 Canadian Olympic Team 

Henry Nowak (‘57) Men’s Basketball US House of Representatives (Retired) 

Ron Raccuia (‘93) Baseball President, Integrity Distribution; Founder, Ad Pro Team Sports 

Mary Beth Riley (‘91) Women’s Cross Country 1991 NCAA Woman of the Year 

Mike Smrek (‘85) Men’s Basketball Member, World Champion Los Angeles Lakers (twice) 

Ryan Stewart (‘97) Ice Hockey Video Coach, Chicago Blackhawks (NHL) 

Ann Woloszynski (‘90) Softball Vice President, M&T Bank 

griffin? 

what is a 

The Griffin is a mythical creature of supposed gigantic size that has the head, forelegs 

and wings of an eagle and the hindquarters, tail and ears of a lion. They are well known for 

their speed, ability to fly and having eyes like an eagle as well as the strength and courage 

of a lion. 

Griffins have been known for centuries as symbols of strength and vigilance, have 

been called “The Hounds of Zeus” in Greek mythology and are said to have mastery of 

both the land and sky. 

They are thought to be from India, where the natives of the land made their talons 

and claws into drinking cups because the talon of a Griffin was said to detect poison in 

a liquid. Griffins would find gold in the mountains and line their nests with it and as a 

result, were forced to become great guardians of the nests to keep the hunters away. 

According to Charles A. Brady in Canisius College The First Hundred Years, “Though 

the problems of when and where the Griffin began his reign as King Herald of the Canisius 

College of Arms are not easily settled, the whence is simple to establish. Our Griffin flew to 

us from the prow of LaSalle’s lost Griffon, the Flying Dutchman of the Great Lakes, which 

disappeared after making a safe voyage from the Niagara River to the Strait of Detroit. 

LaSalle’s ill-fated caravel, the first ship ever built on America’s inland seas, with its 45 tons 

and five cannons, had its beakhead adorned ‘with a flying Griffin, and an eagle above it,’ 

in honor of the two heraldic beasts on the armorial bearing of the great Frontenac.” 

The Griffin became the symbol for Canisius athletics in the mid-1930s. Steve Weller 

wrote in The Buffalo News Jan. 22, 1962, “You can have your Chihuahuas, Piranhas, 

Horned Frogs and Iguanas. The best all-around athletic mascot in business today has to be 

the beast adopted by Canisius College – the Golden Griffin.” 

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Undergradute 

Majors and Programs 


College of Arts and Sciences 

Anthropology 

Art History 

Biochemistry 

Bioinformatics 

Biology 

Chemistry 

Clinical Laboratory Science 

Communication Studies 

Computer Science (BA and BS) 

Criminal Justice 

Digital Media Arts 

Economics (BA) 

English 

Environmental Science 

European Studies 

History 

International Relations 

Mathematics and Statistics 

Modern Languages: French, German, Spanish 

Music 

Philosophy 

Physics 

Political Science 

Psychology 

Religious Studies 

Sociology 

Spanish 

Urban Studies 

Richard J. Wehle School of Business 

Accounting 

Accounting Information Systems 

Economics (BS) 

Entrepreneurship 

Finance 

Information Systems 

International Business 

Management 

Marketing 

School of Education and Human Services 

Athletic Training/Sports Medicine 

Physical Education/Health Education 

Special Education 

Teacher Education: 

Early Childhood Education (Birth to 

Grade 2) 

Childhood Education (Grades 1 - 6) 

Adolescence Education (Grades 7 - 12) 

Develop Academically 

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• Canisius College emphasizes developing its student-athletes academically 

and socially as well as athletically. 

• Golden Griffin student-athletes have access to a computer lab moderated 

by a full-time academic counselor in the Koessler Athletic Center. 

Student-athletes also have the ability to check out lap top computers 

to use when traveling to competitions. 

• Canisius student-athletes graduate from the college at a rate five 

percent higher than the general undergraduate student population. 

• The women’s basketball team and the volleyball team received 

NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program public recognition 

awards for 2006-07. The public recognition awards are presented to 

the best academically performing teams that rank in the top 10 percent 

within their sport in the NCAA Division I Academic Progress 

Rate (APR). Both programs scored a perfect score of 1,000. 

• Since 1980, 14 Canisius student-athletes have collected 23 CoSIDA 

Academic All-America honors. 

• Six former student-athletes – Tom Schott (football), Colleen 

Sandor (softball), Diane Nowak (tennis), Anthony Zitnik (lacrosse), 

Josh Zavitz (hockey) and Jamee Paoloemilio (synchronized swimming) 

– have received NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarships for their tremendous 

work in the classroom and on the field of play. 

• Basketball player Kevin Thompson served a two-year term on the 

prestigious NCAA Student Advisory Committee. Aimee Claypool 

(volleyball) represented Canisius at the 2001 NCAA Foundation 

Leadership Conference, Rachelle Held (women’s lacrosse and soccer) 

earned the honor in 2002, Mark Persick (ice hockey) attended 

in 2003, Rob Krajewski (golf) represented the school in 2004 as 

did Katie Scanlon (synchro swimming) in 2005 and Kiel Illg (men’s 

lacrosse in 2006). Most recently, ice hockey goaltender Bryce Luker 

represented the school at the annual summer conference. 

• Six Griffs have been named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 

Scholar Athletes of the Year for their respective sport, and 68 studentathletes 

were named to the MAAC All-Academic Honor Roll in 2006- 

07. 


Develop Academically 

Above (top row): Aimee Claypool, Rachelle Held, (bottom row) 

Rob Krajewski and Bryce Luker have all held the honor of representing 

Canisius College at the NCAA Foundation Leadership Conference. 

Canisius College CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 

NAME SPORT YEAR TEAM MAJOR 

Pat Aronson W. Basketball 1980 Second Physical Education 

Tom Schott Football 1982 First Management 

Tom Schott Football 1983 First Management 

Mike Christel Track/X-Country 1983 First Math/Computer Science 

Diane Nowak W. Tennis 1988 Second History/Economics 

Mike Panepinto Football 1985 Second Management 

Mike Panepinto Football 1986 First Management 

Colleen Sandor Softball 1985 Honorable Mention Psychology 

Colleen Sandor Softball 1986 Second Psychology 

Ann Woloszynski Softball 1989 Third Mathematics 

Ann Woloszynski Softball 1990 Second Mathematics 

Jason Rausch Baseball 1991 Second Finance 

Jason Rausch Baseball 1992 Second Finance 

Jason Rausch Baseball 1993 Third Finance 

Michelle Corrigan Softball 1993 Second Marketing-Mgt-Pre Law 

Michelle Corrigan Softball 1994 Second Marketing-Mgt-Pre Law 

Thais Alexander W. Basketball 1996 Third Political Science/English 

Lori Graham Softball 1996 Third Physical Ed/Exercise Science 

Lori Graham Softball 1997 Second Physical Education 

Jeremy Ross Baseball 1997 Third Physical Ed/Exercise Science 

Jake Coppola Football 1999 Second Mathematics 

Jake Coppola Football 2000 First Mathematics 

Lynn Stoczynski Softball 2001 Second Political Science 

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Develop Life Skills 

CHAMPS/Life Skills 

Canisius College has been a participating institution in the 

NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program since 2000-01. 

The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program is designed to: 

P Support efforts of every student-athlete toward intellectual development 

and graduation 

PUse athletics as preparation for success in life 

PMeet the changing needs of student-athletes 

P Enhance interpersonal relationships in the lives of student-athletes 

P Assist student-athletes in building positive self-esteem 

P Enable student-athletes to make meaningful contributions to their 

communities 

P Promote ownership by the student-athletes of their academic, athletic, 

personal and social responsibilities 

P Enhance partnerships between the NCAA, member institutions 

and their communities for the purpose of education 

P Encourage the development of leadership skills 

The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program focuses on five commitment 

areas: 

• Academic Excellence 

• Athletic Excellence 

• Personal Development 

• Career Development 

• Service 

• The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) serves as 

the student-athletes’ line of communication to the athletics administration. 

Two student-athletes from each team serve on the SAAC and 

meet with department of athletics administrators once a month. 

• Once each semester, Canisius recognizes its student-athletes 

who have achieved a 3.2 cumulative grade point average or higher at 

an academic awards banquet. 

• At the end of the academic year, the athletic department 

hosts the All-Sports Banquet and announces the Male and Female 

Athletes of the Year. The banquet also includes a video, featuring all 

athletic teams, along with other award presentations. 

• The athletic department also sponsors a student-athlete of 

the week award. Each Monday, the athletic communications office 

nominates candidates. The winner is determined by a fan poll on 

www.GoGriffs.com. 

• Canisius initiated a program in 2002, called Athletes For 

Athletes, to increase fellowship among the student-athletes and student 

attendance at home games. SAAC representatives from each 

team pick one home game on their schedule they would like all other 

student-athletes to attend. 

Student-Athlete of the Year 

Year Female Athlete Male Athlete 

2001 Heather Forester (synchro swimming) Stephen Fabiilli (hockey) 

2002 Shauna Geronzin (basketball) Tom Zabawa (football) 

2003 Jénel Stevens (basketball) Mark Miyashita (lacrosse) 

2004 Jénel Stevens (basketball) Rob Martin (hockey) 

2005 Andrea Bunten (softball) Matt Vinc (lacrosse) 

2006 Whitney Card (lacrosse) Matt Mazurek (baseball) 

2007 Jess Stackhouse (volleyball) Kevin Ross (lacrosse) 

Department of Athletics Mission Statement 

Consistent with the Jesuit philosophy of education and the mission 

of the College, the Canisius College intercollegiate athletics 

program strives for excellence in academics, athletics, leadership 

and service to others while embracing the principles of good 

sportsmanship, ethical conduct and equity in opportunity. 

Core Values 

In pursuing this mission the Department of Athletics subscribes 

to established core values through which all stakeholders of the 

program ensure that we will: 

• Understand that our student-athletes are central to our primary 

purpose and as such, their well being and successful graduation 

from the college are expected. 

• Continually recruit student athletes that will enhance our 

program by representing the College with distinction. 

• Tirelessly prepare for and compete in each contest with the 

expectation of winning. 

• Expect the highest levels of sportsmanship and personal integrity 

from all participants. 

• Strive to provide a leadership role in the College’s service to 

the Western New York community. 

• Embrace equal opportunity for all participants in a culturally 

diverse community. 

• Provide a positive educational and athletic experience for our 

student-athletes and alumni that will create a passion for a commitment 

to the college and engender a lifetime of support for 

our Golden Griffins. 

Below: Kevin Ross (left) and Jess Stackhouse (right) were named the 

Canisius College Athletes of the Year in 2006-07. 

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Develop Socially 

Community Service 

In following the Jesuit ideal of serving the 

community, Canisius student-athletes regularly 

volunteer at soup kitchens, elementary schools 

and different charities and service organizations 

all over Western New York. Canisius Athletics 

also sponsors a 5K Run, called Shoes for the 

Shelter, each year and collects shoes and other 

clothes for homeless shelters. The Griffs teamed 

with the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in 

the MAAC Gives Back program and also joined 

with the Office of Campus Ministry to take part 

in the College’s annual Canisius Community 

Days. Below is a list of community service 

Canisius student-athletes and coaches engaged 

in last year. 

Charlotte Scythes, a member of the women’s swimming team, talks to elementary school students 

as part of the MAAC Gives Back program. 

Left: Josh Heidinger (left) 

and Greg Brown work at the 

South Buffalo Community 

Table. 

• Breast Cancer Awareness 

• Canisius Community Days 

• Coaches for Cancer 

• Food Bank of Western New York 

• Habitat for Humanity 

• Hearts for the Homeless Soup Kitchen 

• Kolbe Catholic Regional School 

• Little Portion Friary 

• MAAC Gives Back 

• Ride for Roswell 

• Shoes for the Shelter 

• South Buffalo Community Table 

• St. Augustine’s Scholar Program 

• St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy 

• St. Monica’s Scholar Program 

• St. Vincent DePaul Soup Kitchen 

• National Women in Sports Day 

Members of the men’s soccer team took time out of their schedules to do some yard 

work at 70 Eastwood Place, one of the two homes Canisius College donated to the 

Habitat for Humanity - Buffalo. 

Matt Weber (left) and Alec Cabello of the baseball team lend a 

hand to the Hamlin Park clean-up efforts following the “Surprise 

Snow Storm” last October. 

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Strength and Conditioning 

Jeff Lee 

Head Coach 

Strength & 

Conditioning 

In July 2007, Jeff Lee was 

named the head strength 

and conditioning coach at 

Canisius College. In this 

role, he is responsible for 

overseeing the design and 

implementation of the 

strength training and conditioning 

programs for the 

school’s 16 intercollegiate 

teams. 

Lee joined the 

Canisius staff after serving 

a two-year stint as the 

assistant strength and conditioning 

coach at Yale 

University. There, the 26- 

year old Lee worked with 11 of the Bulldogs’ varsity 

teams and served as the primary strength and 

conditioning coach for the men’s and women’s ice 

hockey teams. He was responsible for designing 

and implementing speed, strength and conditioning 

programs for the hockey teams, while also 

overseeing the department’s student work-study 

staff. 

Prior to his time at Yale, Lee was an assistant 

at The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. He worked primarily 

with the school’s men’s basketball program 

as he earned his master’s degree in exercise science. 

He also worked at the United States Olympic 

Education Center in Marquette, Mich., where 

he developed and implemented Olympic-based 

strength training for 23 elite amateur boxers. 

Lee received his undergraduate degree in 

physical education from Western Illinois in 2003. 

A member of National Strength and Conditioning 

Association and the Collegiate Strength and 

Conditioning Coaches Association, he started his 

career as an intern at Binghamton University in 

August 2003. 

Lee and his wife Ashley, were married July 27, 

2007. The couple currently resides in Buffalo. 

The primary objective of the 

strength and conditioning program 

at Canisius College is for each athlete 

to stay injury free while assisting 

them in reaching their maximal 

level of performance. This is 

accomplished through an aggressive 

approach to sport specific training. 

Great care is taken to concentrate 

on the joint areas that are most 

susceptible to injury, muscle groups 

that are involved in the activity and 

conditioning specific energy systems 

according to the demands of the 

athlete’s specific sport. 

Developing linear speed, agility, 

range of movement, absolute 

strength, functional strength and 

sport specific power is important in 

helping the athlete reach their highest 

potential. Along with strength 

training, a high level of conditioning 

is required for optimal performance. 

To accomplish this, we implement 

high-performance metabolic conditioning 

as a foundation of total 

preparation. 

The strength and conditioning 

staff works to not only enhance each 

athlete’s strength and conditioning 

levels, but provide an environment 

conducive to the development of 

discipline and leadership skills for 

reaching optimum physical potential 

and mental toughness. 

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Center for Athletic Training 

Canisius College opened the Center for 

Athletic Training in the summer of 2007. The 

state-of-the art facility, located in the Koessler 

Athletic Center, is used for game and practice 

preparation and is fully equipped for acute and 

long-term injury rehabilitation. The Center houses 

private offices for both team of the College’s 

team physicians and full-time Certified Athletic 

Trainers who serve Canisius’ student-athletes. 

An adjacent Hydrotherapy area compliments the 

Center in providing the highest quality care for 

those donning the Blue and Gold. 

The Griffs have two physicians who provide 

care on a regular basis to the college’s studentathletes. 

Head Team Physician, Dr. Rajiv Jain, 

covers home ice hockey games and visits campus 

bi-weekly for general medicine examinations. 

Dr. Keith Stube, team orthopedic surgeon, is on 

campus weekly and covers men’s basketball home 

games. Six full-time Certified Athletic Trainers 

provide coverage to all 16 varsity intercollegiate 

sports coverage in both their traditional and nontraditional 

seasons. 

Canisius has a CAATE accredited undergraduate 

athletic training program, which prepares students 

for the NATA Board of Certification exam. 

Athletic training students gain practical experience 

alongside Staff Athletic Trainers, helping 

cover Golden Griffin sports and are an integral 

part of the sports medicine team. 

Matt 

Hamilton 

Baseball 

Athletic Trainer 

Matt Hamilton is 

in his first year as a fulltime 

athletic trainer at Canisius 

College after serving 

as a gradaute assistant 

in the department for two 

years. He is responsible for 

the College’s men’s soccer, 

baseball and synchronized 

swimming teams. He is 

also an approved clinical 

instructor in the CAATE 

accredited undergraduate 

program in athletic training 

at Canisius. 

While earning 

his master’s degree at Canisius in health and 

human performance, Hamilton was responsible 

for assisting with laboratory and teaching duties 

within the atheltic training program. A native 

of Peru, N.Y., Hamilton served as the head athletic 

trainer at the 2006 and 2007 MAAC Tennis 

Championships at the United States Tennis Center 

in Flushing, N.Y. 

Hamilton came to Canisius in 2005 after 

graduating Cum Laude from SUNY-Cortland 

with his bachelor’s degree in athletic training. A 

certified athletic trainer (NATABOC), Hamilton 

received Cortland’s 2005 Dr. Karel Horak Outstanding 

Athletic Training Student Award, as 

well as the school’s 2004 Athletic Training Peer 

Recognition Award. 

He currently lives in Buffalo. 


Athletic Training 

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Athletic Facilities 

Canisius has several excellent indoor and outdoor 

facilities that host Golden Griffin athletic events 

as well as high school athletic events. Canisius facilities 

have been host to the Empire State Games 

three times as well as numerous high school 

playoff contests. Plans are underway to improve 

the Koessler Athletic Center, which houses the 

Canisius athletic department, and the Demske 

Sports Complex, a multi-sport facility that six Canisius 

teams call home. In addition a state-of-theart 

training room and rehabilitation center that 

opened in the fall of 2007, locker room space for 

all 16 varsity sports and more office space will be 

added within the next two years. 

Demske Sports Complex 

• The Rev. James M. Demske, S.J. Sports 

Complex provides a home field for Golden 

Griffin soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball 

teams. 

• It has been hailed by The New York Times, 

USA Today, and The NCAA News as a model 

for urban campuses. 

• The all-weather AstroTurf field, which is fully 

lit for evening activities, features grandstand seating 

for 1,000 and portable bleachers for 150. 

• Adjacent to the field are locker rooms for 

Canisius men’s soccer, men’s lacrosse, women’s 

lacrosse and softball teams. 

• The Demske Sports Complex hosted the 

men’s lacrosse tournament at the 2003 Empire 

State Games, and the 2004 and 2006 MAAC 

Men’s Lacrosse Championship. 

Koessler Athletic Center 

• Built in 1968, the KAC houses both the physical 

education and athletic departments and is the 

site of intercollegiate, intramural, recreation and 

local high school sporting events. 

• The KAC consists of a multi-purpose gymnasium, 

swimming pool, the brand new Center 

of Athletic Training, a weight room and several 

classrooms and offices. 

• The gymnasium underwent a facelift that was 

completed in 2002. The ceiling was removed, 

and the walls were refinished and painted. The 

bleachers were replaced with 1,100 chair back 

seats and new bleachers, bringing the capacity to 

2,176. The floor was refinished and repainted, 

and a new sound system was installed. In addition, 

the lighting was upgraded and wiring was 

added to allow for televised games, while the 

men’s basketball, women’s basketball and volleyball 

locker rooms were also renovated.The 

final touch was the addition of new scoreboards, 

one of which lists individual players’ points and 

fouls. 

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Buffalo State Sports Arena 

• The Canisius hockey team calls Buffalo State 

Sports Arena home. 

• The arena boasts seven locker rooms, including 

one used year-round by the Griffs. The rink 

also has a concession area, a skate shop with 

sharpening and rentals, a 200x85 ice surface and 

a seating capacity of 1,800. 

• A new sound system will be added prior to the 

2006-07 season. 

• The Griffs have hosted two MAAC playoff 

games and one Atlantic Hockey Playoff contest 

at the Buffalo State Sports Arena. 

• The facility serves as a practice arena for the 

National Hockey League’s Buffalo Sabres, the 

SABAH, Super Sunday High School Hockey 

Championships, NJCAA Championships, the 

Buffalo Skating Club, the WNY Federation High 

School Hockey League and several youth hockey 

groups. 

Koessler Athletic Center Pool 

• The Koessler Athletic Center Pool is a 25-yard, 

six-lane pool and hosts meets for the men and 

women’s swimming and diving teams as well as 

competitions for the synchronized swimming 

program. It seats 200. 

• A new scoreboard system that shows the running 

time and score throughout each event was 

installed prior to the start of the 2005-06 academic 

year. Each time a swimmer hits the touch 

pad at the end of the lane, the split time for that 

swimmer is displayed in his or her respective lane 

on the scoreboard. At the end of the race, final 

times are posted on the board until the start of 

the next event. 

• The scoreboard also shows point totals for 

the meet for both the men and women’s teams. 

Recording the times in the pool are touchpads 

located underneath the starting blocks. 

• New record boards were installed prior to the 

2006-07 season. The boards list overall school 

records for both men and women as well as the 

Koessler Athletic Center Pool records. 


Athletic Facilities 

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Rev. Vincent M. Cooke, S.J. 

President 


President of Canisius College 

since 1993, Rev. Vincent M. Cooke, 

S.J. has successfully moved Canisius 

into the top ranks of comprehensive 

colleges and universities in the northeast 

by raising the bar for academic 

standards, capital improvements and 

fundraising. 

In the last 14 years under Father 

Cooke’s leadership, Canisius has 

invested nearly $120 million in 17 

capital projects on the Main Street 

campus. 

Canisius will remain in the forefront of undergraduate science 

education with the creation of a world-class, interdisciplinary 

science center in what is presently the HealthNow building and 

parking pavilion at 1901 Main Street. The college is scheduled to 

acquire the building in late 2007 and plans to begin construction of 

the science center as soon as possible after acquisition of the site. 

Campus renovations completed during Father Cooke’s tenure 

also include a complete renovation of the college’s signature classroom 

building, Old Main, Lyons Hall and the construction of two 

townhouse complexes, the Village Townhouses on Main Street and 

the Delavan Townhouses on West Delavan Avenue. Canisius’ newest 

residence, Eastwood Hall, opened in fall 2005 and is now home 

to 286 freshman and sophomore students. 

Father Cooke and Canisius College received high marks in 

a Buffalo News poll of Western New York leaders which ranked 

Father Cooke as the second most influential civic leader and the 

college as the second most influential institution overall in terms 

of their positive impact on the community. Father Cooke was 

also recognized by The Buffalo News as one of its Outstanding 

Citizens for 2001 and named the 2003 Renaissance Man of the 

Year by the Buffalo Renaissance Foundation (BRF). In 2004, he 

received the Liberty Bell Award, presented by the Bar Association 

of Erie Country to recognize service to the community and was 

inducted into the Junior Achievement Business Leadership Hall 

of Fame as its 2004 Educator of the Year. He received the 2005 

Humanitarian Award from Niagara Lutheran Foundation, and the 

National Federation for Just Communities (NFJC) of Western New 

York presented Father Cooke with a 2007 Citation Award for his 

community leadership. 

Prior to joining the Canisius community, Father Cooke 

served as executive and academic vice president of John Carroll 

University. Born in New York and raised in Hoboken, N.J., Father 

Cooke received a bachelor of arts degree from Fordham University 

in 1960; a Licentiate in philosophy from Loyola Seminary, Shrub 

Oak, in 1961; master’s degrees in teaching and philosophy in 1962 

and 1965; respectively, from Fordham; advanced theology degrees 

from Woodstock College in 1967 and Yale University in 1968; and 

a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 1971. 

Author of numerous scholarly articles and book reviews, 

Father Cooke is assistant editor of the International Philosophical 

Quarterly. He is currently a member of the board of trustees of 

Fordham University and a member of the finance committee of the 

New York Province of the Society of Jesus. 

Canisius Administration 

Dr. Ellen Conley 

Vice President for Student Affairs 

Ellen O. Conley, PhD, a 

member of the Canisius Community 

since 1970, was named vice president 

for student affairs in 1998. One of 

her many accomplishments in her 

new role includes spearheading the 

upgrade of the athletics program at 

the college. 

Dr. Conley earned a bachelor’s 

degree from Slippery Rock State 

College (1967), advanced education 

degrees from the University of Pittsburgh (1968) and Buffalo State 

(1973) and a doctorate in higher education from the University at 

Buffalo (1981). 

During her tenure as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, 

Dr. Conley supported the formation of the School of Education and 

Human Services, developed a mentoring program for new faculty, 

initiated the development of majors in criminal justice and environmental 

science and guided the initiative to implement a Master 

of Science in Organizational Communication and Development. 

She also established the Fine Arts Department and facilitated the 

development of MusiCanisius, which has since evolved into the 

ArtsCanisius program. 

While acting dean, she coordinated the promotion of the 

school’s graduate education program to the Canadian market and 

guided the implementation of the Master in Sport Administration. 

From 1987-89, Dr. Conley was the assistant director of athletics 

for women’s sports and financial aid, and from 1987-90, she was the 

athletic scholarship coordinator. Under her direction, the women’s 

athletic program was formed and grew from one club level team to 

seven varsity teams. In addition, she implemented and monitored 

an athletic scholarship program for men’s and women’s non-revenue 

producing sports. 

From 1982-1990 Dr. Conley served as chair of the undergraduate 

Physical Education Major Program and Coordinator of the Physical 

Education Graduate Program. In 1989, she developed alternative 

curricular tracks for physical education majors to enhance enrollment, 

and in 1986, she co-wrote the New York State Professional 

Preparation Council’s position paper for “Strengthening Teaching 

in New York State.” 

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Bill Maher 

Director of Athletics 


Athletic Administration 

N a m e d 

Director of 

Athletics in 

May 2005, Bill 

Maher is in his 

third year back 

in the Blue 

and Gold. 

Since taking 

over at 

Canisius, six 

athletic teams 

won conference 

or regional 

championships, 

with the 

2007 softball 

team advancing 

to the NCAA Tournament for the ninth 

time in 13 seasons while the 2006 men’s 

lacrosse team earned a share of its first 

regular-season MAAC Championship. The 

2006 volleyball team set a program record for 

victories, and the 2007 baseball squad made 

its first MAAC Tournament appearance 

since 1994. The synchronized swimming 

program won its 10th consecutive ECAC 

Championship in 2007. Thirty-four studentathletes 

have earned all-league honors, nine 

have won conference player or rookie of the 

year awards and 14 were voted to all-tournament 

teams. 

On the academic level during the past 

two years, 141 student-athletes were named to 

the MAAC All-Academic Honor Roll, while 

24 hockey players made the Atlantic Hockey 

All-Academic Team and eight synchronized 

swimmers were honored as U.S. Synchro 

Academic All-Americans. Canisius has had 

four student-athletes 

recognized 

on the district 

level as ESPN 

Canisius College Director of Athletics Bill Maher, center back, with his wife 

Kristin, right, son Danny, left, and son David 

“At Canisius College, we are creating an 

environment that allows our studentathletes 

the opportunity to earn their 

degrees, achieve success in their athletic 

careers and grow as young men and 

women so they can take the next step in 

their adult lives.” 

- Bill Maher 

The Magazine 

CoSIDA All- 

Academic. 

Starting 

during the 2007- 

08 academic 

year, he will 

begin a four-year 

term on the NCAA Division I Management 

Council. 

A Canisius graduate and former assistant 

athletic director at the school, Maher 

spent seven years at the University at Buffalo 

and served as the Bulls’ interim athletic director 

from 2003-05. 

During his tenure as the interim athletic 

director at Buffalo, Maher helped UB 

Athletics oversee $3.6 million in capital 

improvements to its athletic facilities, restructure 

the school’s Blue 

& White Club fund 

drive for athletics, 

which generated $1 

million during the 

2003-04 season, and 

develop marketing 

campaigns which 

increased attendance 

at athletic events. 

He also oversaw 

the development 

of the men’s basketball 

program, which 

set a school record 

for victories and 

earned the first postseason 

bid in school 

history with an invitation 

to the 2005 

National Invitation 

Tournament. Under 

his watch, the Bulls’ 

RPI increased from 

284 in 2003 to as 

high as 34 during 

the 2004-05 season. 

Maher was a 

four-year letterwinner 

on the Canisius 

College football 

team from 1985-88 and earned All-America 

honorable mention honors as a senior. He 

received his bachelor’s degree in physical education 

from Canisius in 1989 and his master’s 

degree in sport management from East 

Stroudsburg University in 1990. Following 

an internship with the New York Knicks, 

Maher returned to Canisius in 1991, becoming 

the assistant athletic 

director for compliance in 

1994. 

He became the director 

of compliance at the 

University at Buffalo in 

1998, where he moved up 

the ranks and was named 

senior associate athletic 

director in 2002. In that 

role, he managed the dayto-day 

operations of the 

Division of Athletics, including the direct 

supervision of Buffalo’s football and men’s 

and women’s basketball programs, in addition 

to the office of compliance and the 

office of student-athlete services. 

Maher resides in East Amherst with his 

wife, Kristin, and sons, Danny and David. 

The Maher File 

Personal 

Birthplace: Avon, N.Y. 

Family: Wife Kristin, sons Danny 

and David 

EDUcation 

Canisius College (B.A. 1989) 

East Stroudsburg University (M.S. 

1990) 

Career 

Canisius College (2005-Present) 

- Director of Athletics 

University at Buffalo (1998-2005) 

- Interim Athletic Director 

- Senior Associate Athletic Director 

- Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance 

Canisius College (1991-1998) 

- Assistant AD for Compliance 

- Director of Intramurals and Facility 

Supervisor 

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Athletic Administration 

Traci Murphy 

Senior Women’s 

Administrator/ 

Associate Athletic 

Director 

Traci Murphy 

enters her third season 

as Associate Athletic 

Director and Senior 

Women’s Administrator 

for the Golden Griffins. 

Murphy joins the 

Canisius staff after spending 

seven seasons at the 

University of Louisiana 

at Monroe. 

Murphy is responsible 

for all NCAA rules 

enforcement of Canisius’ 

16 Division I athletic programs 

in addition to all 

areas of student-athlete 

welfare. She supervises compliance, academic 

counseling, strength and conditioning and athletic 

training. She also oversees the CHAMPS/ 

Life Skills program, and the Student-Athlete 

Advisory Committee (SAAC). 

Murphy is the sport supervisor for women’s 

soccer, men’s soccer, women’s cross country, 

men’s cross country, softball and golf. 

She serves on MAAC committees for Athletic 

Administration, Finance, Gender and Minority 

Issues, and chairs the MAAC Swimming and 

Diving Committe. She also organizes the annual 

National Girls and Women in Sports Day 

(NGWSD) at Canisius and helped found the 

WNY Girls in Sports Program. The program, 

in collaboration with the City of Buffalo Public 

Schools, area colleges and universities, the Bills 

and Girl Scout Council, focuses specifically on 

young girls (ages 9-12) and their involvement in 

sports. 

Murphy began her career in 1992 as associate 

head athletic trainer at St Mary’s and moved 

to ULM in 1998. She added the responsibility 

of senior woman administrator in 2001 which 

involved the monitoring of women’s sports and 

mentoring the SAAC. 

In July 2003, she was promoted to the 

position of director of academics, compliance 

and student-athlete services. Murphy worked 

to develop and implement an enhanced academic 

development and compliance program 

for ULM’s student-athletes and the athletics 

department. Prior to ULM, Murphy served five 

years as the head athletic trainer at St. Mary’s 

College of Maryland. 

She is a 1989 graduate of West Chester 

University with a bachelor’s degree in health 

and physical education. In 1992, she earned a 

master’s degree in health education from the 

University of Arkansas. 

The Maryland native and her husband, 

Pat, have two children, Sean (6) and Sarah (2). 

John Maddock 

Associate Athletic 

Director 

External Affairs 

John Maddock is in 

his 27th year with Canisius 

College athletics and his 

11th as associate athletic 

director for external affairs. 

Originally hired as the 

Golden Griffins’ sports 

information director, the 

native of Washington, Ill., 

was named an assistant athletic 

director prior to the 

1987-88 season and moved 

into his current position in 

1997. Maddock is responsible 

for corporate partnerships, 

marketing and 

promotions, licensing, the 

Blue & Gold Club and ticket sales. 

The 52-year-old Maddock oversaw the operation 

of the department of athletics during Spring 

2005 before Bill Maher was named the director of 

athletics. Maddock also assisted the MAAC with 

plans for its 25th Anniversary celebration during 

the 2005-06 athletic season. 

He chaired the search committee for the 

Griffs’ head football coach in 2000 and men’s soccer 

coach in 1998. He serves on the Hall of Fame 

and the MLK Awards Selection Committees and 

oversaw the development of the athletic department’s 

current logo. He was also instrumental 

in planning the season-long 100-year anniversary 

celebration for men’s basketball in 2003-04. 

Maddock arrived at Canisius in July 1981 

after spending two-and-a-half years as the administrative 

assistant to the athletic director at 

Brockport State College. Prior to his job at 

Brockport, he was the ticket manager for the 

Atlanta Braves Triple-A farm club in Richmond, 

Va. 

A graduate of Western Illinois University, 

Maddock received his bachelor’s degree in recreation 

and park administration in 1976 and his 

master’s degree in athletic administration in 1978. 

In addition to his duties at Canisius, Maddock is 

an active member of the National Association of 

Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) 

and the former chair of the College Sports 

Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) 

Committee on Committees. He also served on 

the CoSIDA Academic All-America Committee. 

Maddock spent two seasons as the public 

relations director for the North Atlantic 

Conference and served as the host for the 1990 

ECAC-SIDA conference at the Buffalo Hilton. 

He chaired the Baseball Committee for the 1993 

World University Games and was the assistant 

media coordinator for the 2000 NCAA Division 

I men’s basketball opening round games played at 

Buffalo’s HSBC Arena. 

Maddock was honored in 1998 by ECAC- 

SIDA with the Irving T. Marsh Award for contributions, 

dedication and excellence in the field of 

collegiate sports information. 

John and his wife, Priscilla, reside in Snyder 

with their daughters Mackenzie and Mikaela. 

Mike Carletta 

Director of 

Complance 

Judi Caserta 

Athletic 

Business Manager 

Father 

Paul Dugan 

Athletics Moderator 

Matt Reitnour 

Director of 

Athletic 

Communications 

Andy Smith 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Barb 

Zimmerman 

Athletics 

Administrative 

Assistant 

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CHRONOLOGY 

Buffalo was settled in 1800 and incorporated as 

a city in 1832. 

NICKNAMES 

“City of Good Neighbors” 

“Queen City of the Lakes” 

“City of No Illusions” 

POPULATION 

Buffalo has a population of 292,648. The 

Buffalo-Niagara Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area 

(MSA) is the 43rd largest United States metro area 

with a population of 1,170,111. 

LOCATION 

Buffalo is the commercial, political and entertainment 

hub of an eight county region (Erie, Niagara, 

Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Genesee, Orleans 

and Wyoming counties) with a population of 

nearly 1.6 million. Located at the easternmost end 

of Lake Erie, overlooking the Niagara River, Buffalo 

is just across the Peace Bridge from the Canadian 

province of Ontario, and a 20-minute drive from 

Niagara Falls. Approximately 55 percent of the U.S. 

population and 62 percent of Canada’s population 

is within a 500-mile radius of the Buffalo Niagara 

region. 

Fascinating Facts 

• All Cheerios are made here. 

• Chicken wings were first served at the Anchor Bar 

on Main Street in 1964. 

• Kleinhans Music Hall, a National Historic Landmark, 

is considered one of the five acoustically perfect 

buildings in the world. 

• In 1905, the NAACP was founded in the region, 

with its first national conference in Buffalo. 

• Two hundred miles of fresh water shore border the 

area. 

• Buffalo was the first city in the United States to 

light streets with electricity. 

• Buffalo is the only city in the United States to boast 

five Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes. 

• The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National 

Historic Site, formerly the Wilcox residence, was the 

scene of the inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt as 

President of the United States on September 14, 1901, 

following the assassination of William McKinley. 

• More bagels are made in Buffalo than any other 

U.S. city. 

• Forest Lawn Cemetery, located across the street 

from Canisius College, is the resting place of President 

Millard Fillmore, General Albert J. Meyer (founder 

of National Weather Service), Chief Red Jacket of the 

Seneca Indians and William G. Fargo, co-organizer of 

the first transcontinental Express Service. 

• Home of Samuel Clemens, who worked as the managing 

editor of them Buffalo Express Newspapers, 

Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the 

United States, and Warren Spahn, the Hall of Fame 

pitcher, who is the winningest left-hander of all time 

with 363 victories.

February 22 Fri # vs. Long Island 2 pm 

23 Sat # vs. Long Island 10 am 

Sat # vs. St. Bonaventure 6 pm 

24 Sun # at Long Island 1 pm 

29 Fri at Appalachian State 3 pm 

March 1 Sat at Appalachian State (DH) 12 pm 

2 Sun at Appalachian State 1 pm 

7 Fri at Morehead State 3 pm 

8 Sat at Morehead State (DH) 1 pm 

9 Sun at Morehead State 12 pm 

14 Fri at Mount St. Mary’s 3 pm 

15 Sat at Mount St. Mary’s (DH) 12 pm 

16 Sun at Mount St. Mary’s 1 pm 

18 Tue at West Virginia (DH) 1 pm 

22 Sat at Le Moyne (DH) 12 pm 

23 Sun at Le Moyne 12 pm 

25 Tue at Delaware State 2:30 pm 

26 Wed at Delaware State 2:30 pm 

27 Thu at NJIT 3 pm 

29 SAT * IONA (DH) 12 PM 

30 SUN * IONA 12 PM 

April 1 TUE BUFFALO (DH) 2 PM 

5 SAT * RIDER (DH) 3 PM 

6 SUN * RIDER 12 PM 

8 TUE CLEVELAND STATE 2 PM 

9 WED ST. BONAVENTURE 3 PM 

12 Sat * at Marist (DH) 12 pm 

13 Sun * at Marist 12 pm 

16 Wed at St. Bonaventure (DH) 2 pm 

19 SAT * SIENA (DH) 12 PM 

20 SUN * SIENA 12 PM 

22 Tue at Cleveland State 5 pm 

26 SAT * MANHATTAN (DH) 3 PM 

27 SUN * MANHATTAN 12 PM 

29 TUE ! NIAGARA TBA 

30 Wed ! vs Buffalo/St. Bonaventure TBA 

May 3 Sat * at Saint Peter’s (DH) 12 pm 

4 Sun * at Saint Peter’s 12 pm 

10 Sat * at Fairfield (DH) 12 pm 

11 Sun * at Fairfield 12 pm 

15 Thu * at Niagara (DH) 12 pm 

16 Fri * at Niagara 12 pm 

22-24 $ at MAAC Championships TBA 

HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS 

All home games at Demske Sports Complex, unless stated otherwise 

* - Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference game 

# - Games played at Gastonia, N.C. 

! – Big Four Classic 

$ - at Waterfront Park (Trenton, N.J.) 

…TIMES (ALL EASTERN) AND DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE …

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