The SUNY Oneonta men’s soccer team, led by SUNYAC Coach of the Year Iain Byrne, played to its most successful season to date in Division III. The Red Dragons finished 21-1-2 overall while advancing to its second national championship weekend in the last four years. The squad set a single season record with its 21 wins and, up to the national semifinal, established a program record of 23 games without a loss.

Along the way, the Red and White also set a new mark for best start to a season at 13-0-2 with a 1-0 victory over Hamilton on October 21.

The men jumped out to a 5-0 start to the season that included four shutouts. Following a 4-0 victory over Ithaca in the first game of the season, the Red and White put together a 1-0 victory against the RIT Tigers and 4-0 victory over the Babson Beavers to claim this year’s Mayor’s Cup.

In mid-September, a pair of nationally ranked opponents in then #20 Rochester and then #14 RPI challenged the squad. Following a 0-0 draw with Rochester, junior Jake Sutherland lifted the Red Dragons to a 1-0 victory against the Engineers of RPI.

Oneonta entered SUNYAC play towards the end of September hoping to jump out early. Its only blemish came in the opening weekend with a thrilling 2-2 tie against its rivals from SUNY Cortland. The Red Dragons cruised the rest of the way through conference play finishing with an 8-0-1 record to capture the regular season title.

As the top seed for the conference tournament, the Red and White earned a first round bye before putting up yet another four goal performance in a shutout win over Geneseo in the semifinals to set up another show down with Cortland for the conference title. In the

championship, Sutherland again would play hero, as his goal in the 67th minute would lift Oneonta to a 2-1 win.

With the automatic NCAA bid locked up, the Red Dragons earned a first round bye in the NCAA Tournament. In the second round they knocked off Nichols College by a score of 2-0. After being held scoreless for 80 minutes, freshman Cory Santangelo and Sutherland scored less than two minutes apart to lead Oneonta to victory.

The following weekend, Oneonta hosted the sectional round where they would defeat #15 Franklin and Marshall 2-1 and #5 Brandeis 3-0 to advance to the Final Four in Kansas City, Mo.

The Red Dragons’ season came to a close with a heart-breaking 3-2 double-overtime loss to Wheaton College (Ill) in the national semifinals. Sutherland and sophomore Anthony Passiatore scored the goals for Oneonta in the game.

SUNYAC Rookie of the Year Cory Santangelo led the Red Dragons with 14 goals and 30 points, while Sutherland added a dozen goals and a team best seven game-winning goals. Conference Player of the Year, junior Dylan Williams, dished out a team-leading eight assists.

Goalkeeper Vincent Pellegrino had an amazing season finishing with a 17-1-1 record overall and setting a single season record of 13 shutouts. He was amongst the national leaders all season long and finished fifth in goals against average.

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-Men’s Soccer Makes a Run to the Final Four, pg 1-Women’s Cross Country Qualifies for NCAA’s, pg 2-Tracey Ranieri Honored by State Legislature, pg 3-Athletics Honors Weekend, pg 3-Athletes of the Week, pg 4

D R A G O N T A L E SVol 16, No. 1

Fall 2014Official Newsletter of SUNY Oneonta Athletics

In This Issue...

MEN’S SOCCER MAKES RUN TO FINAL FOUR

Men’s soccer celebrates Final Four berth

Men’s Soccer poses after its SUNYAC Title

-Fall Honors and Awards, pgs 5-6-Winter Schedules, pg 7-Fall Scoreboard, pg 8

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SUNY Oneonta women’s cross country finishes 24th at NCAA championships

The SUNY Oneonta women’s cross country team ended its 2014 sea-son with a 24th place finish at the NCAA Division III championships held at King’s Island Golf Center in Mason, OH on Nov. 22. The Red Dragons, who were nationally ranked all fall and as high as 10th, improved one spot from its 25th place finish of last year.

The Red Dragons didn’t have a finisher in the top-100 and scored 605 points for its efforts. The 2014 national championship went to Johns Hopkins, who scored 87 points. The appearance for Oneonta was its second consecutive showing at the national championships.

“The course was in rough shape after the men’s race and we didn’t adjust our race plan appropriately to account for that and as a result we were a little too far back through the halfway mark,” said coach Angelo Posillico. “We moved well in the second half of the race but the mud made it really difficult for the girls to make the moves they are normally capable of.”

Sophomore Alyssa Drapeau was Oneonta’s first finisher in 108th place, but 82nd in the team scoring. She crossed the finish line of the championship 6K course in a time of 23:17.

Following Drapeau was classmate Rachael Shine in 160th place, 117th in the team scoring. She ran 23:38 in the race.

Runners three through seven for Oneonta were senior Marielle Genovesi (164th, 121st), junior Mary Kate Bida (184th, 140th), seniors Brianna McLoughlin (189th, 145th) and Jaclyn Masucci (194th, 150th) and junior Deirdre Davis (261st, 206th).

Posillico concluded, “Our goal is to create a national experience for our top runners every year, so it’s really great to have three seniors finish their career here today. We have a lot of young talent and a great recruiting class in the works, which keeps me confident that we will continue to improve as a program. It’s been an emotional season for the girls with a lot of highs and lows. These women have devel-oped a ton of confidence over the last few months and that means the world to me as their coach. I’m proud of what they accomplished as a team and the support they’ve given each other as teammates. I’m excited for track season and to watch these women continue to improve and achieve.”

Other highlights for the Red Dragons this fall included a program-best third place finish at the Atlantic Region championships and a second place at the SUNYAC championships.

At the Regional championships, Drapeau, McLoughlin, Bida, Genovesi and sophomore Rachael Shine all earned All-Region hon-ors.

Tracey Ranieri Honored by New York State Legislature

State Senator James L. Seward (R/C/I – Oneonta) presented SUNY Oneonta Director of Athletics, Tracey Ranieri, with a New York State Legislative Resolution in honor of her selection as an Under Armour Division III Athletic Director of the Year this past spring. The resolution was presented in the Executive Conference Room of the President in front of a small gathering of campus dignitaries this past Monday.

“Tracey Ranieri’s commitment to academic and athletic excellence is unparalleled and her leadership has raised the bar for all SUNY Oneonta coaches and student-athletes,” said Senator Seward. “Her dedication and talents are terrific assets for the greater Oneonta community and the entire SUNY system and I am extremely pleased to add a New York State Resolution to her trophy case.”

Earlier this year, Ranieri was selected as an Under Armour Division III Athletic Director of the Year as announced by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Ranieri was one of 28 national winners and one of four in Division III selected for the honor.

“Tracey does an outstanding job of leading intercollegiate athletics on our campus,” said College President Dr. Nancy Kleniewski. “She helps coaches and athletes keep the appropriate balance between sports and academics. She has a genuine interest in the personal development of student athletes.”

Ranieri is in her eighth year as SUNY Oneonta’s athletic director and has worked at the college for 22 years, including 16 years as the women’s soccer coach.

“We are very proud of the work Tracey has done as the Athletic Director,” said Vice President for Student Development Dr. Steve Perry. “Her commitment to Division III athletics and her involvement on the national level with the NCAA has made her a leader amongst her peers. She is passionate about the entire student-athlete experience and what we like to call “winning with character”.

Senate resolution 5477 honoring Ranieri was adopted on May 29, 2014. Assemblyman Bill Magee sponsored the same resolution in the assembly.

“I am very grateful for the honor Senator Seward and Assemblyman Magee bestowed on the SUNY Oneonta Athletic Department coaches and staff in the NYS Senate Resolution,” said Ranieri. “Oneonta is a great place with so many talented, caring, positive and committed professionals and the coaches at Oneonta are second to none. Everyday has a new challenge and the best is still yet to come.”

Seniors Brianna McLoughlin and Jaclyn Masucci make their way through the sea of runners at the

NCAA Championships

Athletics Hosts Honors WeekendDuring the weekend of Sep. 12-14, the athletics department hosted an incredible weekend of events that included its Hall of Fame induction and Dining for Champions fundraiser on Saturday and the retirement of former baseball coach, Don Axtell’s No. 14 on Sunday. Well over 250 people attended the Hall of Fame event, where they witnessed the induction of the 16th class that included six former student athletes. In the evening, the department hosted its most successful Dining for Champions fundraiser to date with over 200 people in attendance. The event raised in excess of 43,000 dollars to benefit student ath-lete travel and facility enhancements. On Sunday, many former baseball players came back to honor their former coach, as the No. 14 was retired. The ceremony took place on the baseball field that Axtell built and nurtured during his 30 years as the head baseball coach. Speakers at the ceremony included three former captains, Rick Yandoli ‘77, Jim Lozano ‘82 and Brooks Alexander ‘94. All three reflected on their experiences as a member of the baseball program and thanked Axtell for being a role model of excellence. Afterwards there was a reception where more former players were able to speak in tribute to a man who meant so much to them during their four years as student athletes. Many players spoke candidly about the impact that Axtell still has on their lives from the lessons and principles they learned from him.

A video was put together that captured both the jersey retirement ceremony and the reception that has been posted to the athletics department YouTube channel.

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SUNY Oneonta Athletic Hall of FameClass of 2014

Madeline Beaman FeliceClass of ‘82

Field Hockey

Beth Oppenheimer JonesClass of ‘03

Softball

Phillip W. MeagleyClass of ‘73Basketball

Kelly StevensClass of ‘04

Soccer/Track and Field

John G. WilhelmClass of ‘73Baseball

John WernerClass of ‘71

Honorary/Soccer

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Colin Volpe (1x)Dylan

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CorySantangelo (2x)

Matthew Matteo (1x)

Deirdre Dwyer (1x)

Alyssa Drapeau (2x)

ElizabethChichester (1x)

Jill Darpino (1x)Kristen Polan (1x) Paige Carpluk (1x)

Bailee Barrett (1x)Jessica Lyden (1x) Brynn Sussman (1x)

Anthony Lupia (3x)

Andrea Day (2x)

Hannah Hayward (1x)

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Men’s SoccerSUNYAC Regular Season Champions

SUNYAC Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament-Final Four

Justin Rivera ‘15SUNYAC All-Conference Third Team

NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team

Jake Sutherland ‘16Mayor’s Cup Offensive MVP

SUNYAC All-Tournament Team/MVPSUNYAC All-Conference First Team

SUNYAC Offensive Player of the Week 11/10ECAC Player of the Week 11/10Bennettrank.com All-American

NSCAA All-East Region First TeamNSCAA All-American Second Team

NCAA Final Four All-Tournament TeamECAC Upstate All-Star First Team

Mitchell Cain ‘15Mayor’s Cup All-Tournament Team

SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Dylan Williams ‘16Mayor’s Cup All-Tournament Team

SUNYAC All-Conference First TeamSUNYAC Player of the Year

Bennettrank.com All-AmericanNSCAA All-East Region First Team

NSCAA All-American First TeamECAC Upstate All-Star First Team

ECAC Upstate Offensive Player of the YearNSCAA Scholar All-Region First Team

NSCAA Scholar All-American First TeamD3Soccer.com All-American Second Team

Vincent Pellegrino ‘15SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Week 9/22

ECAC Defensive Player of the Week 9/22SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

SUNYAC All-Tournament TeamNSCAA All-East Region Second Team

Jared Van Brunt ‘16Mayor’s Cup Defensive MVP

SUNYAC All-Conference Second TeamNCAA Final Four All-Tournament TeamNSCAA All-East Region Second Team

Matthew Matteo ‘16Mayor’s Cup All-Tournament Team

SUNYAC All-Tournament TeamSUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Week 11/10NSCAA Scholar All-Region Honorable Mention

Fred Holoway Award – SUNYAC Academic Player of the Year

Anthony Passiatore ‘17SUNYAC All-Conference First TeamNSCAA All-East Region First Team

ECAC Upstate All-Star Second Team

Greg Silvestro ‘16Mayor’s Cup All-tournament Team

Hans Purtell ‘17SUNYAC Offensive Player of the Week 10/6

SUNYAC All-Tournament TeamSUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Cory Santangelo ‘18SUNYAC All-Conference Third Team

SUNYAC Rookie of the YearECAC Upstate Rookie of the Year

Iain ByrneSUNYAC Coach of the Year

NSCAA East Region Coach of the Year

Geoff MooreNSCAA Northeast Region Assistant

Coach of the Year

Field HockeySUNYAC Tournament

Andrea Day ‘15SUNYAC Offensive Player of the Week

9/2, 9/29, 10/13SUNYAC All-Conference First Team

SUNYAC Player of the YearNFHCA All-Region First Team

NFHCA All-American Second TeamNFHCA Senior All-Star Game

ECAC Mid-Atlantic All-Star Second Team

Tess Tracy ‘15SUNYAC All-Conference First Team

NFHCA Senior All-Star Game

Bailee Barrett ‘17SUNYAC Offensive Player of the Week 10/6, 11/3

SUNYAC All-Tournament Team

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Holly VanDresar ‘16SUNYAC All-Tournament Team

SUNYAC All-Conference First TeamNFHCA All-Region Second Team

Sara Rattigan ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference First Team

Hannah Hayward ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Maggie Vachris ‘18SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Men’s Cross CountryAirfield Invitational Champions

Rochester Invitational Champions3rd in SUNYAC

5th in NCAA Regionals

Mike Didas ‘15Airfield Invitational Champion

USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (33rd)

Anthony Lupia ‘17SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team (7th)

USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (14th)

Jean-Paul Scott ‘17SUNYAC All-Conference Third Team (11th)

USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (35th)

Women’s Cross CountryAirfield Invitational Champions

2nd in SUNYAC3rd in NCAA Regionals

NCAA Div. III Championship Participants

Elizabeth Chichester ‘17Airfield Invitational Champion

Mary Kate Bida ‘17USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (35th)

Alyssa Drapeau ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team (7th)

USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (11th)

Marielle Genovesi ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team (10th)

USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (28th)

Brianna McLoughlin ‘15USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (22nd)

Rachael Shine ‘17USTFCCCA Atlantic All-Region (24th)

Women’s TennisSUNYAC Tournament

Brynn Sussman ‘15SUNYAC Singles Player of the Week 9/29

SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Brynn Sussman ‘15 & Michelle Spencer ‘16SUNYAC Doubles Team of the Week 10/6

VolleyballOneonta Invitational Champions

Jill Darpino ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Kristen Polan ‘16Union Interleague All-Tournament Team

Erin Avery ‘17Oneonta Invitational All-Tournament Team

Allyson Coniglione ‘16Oneonta Invitational All-Tournament Team

MIT All-Tournament TeamDig Pink All-tournament Team

Women’s SoccerSUNYAC Tournament

NSCAA Team Academic Award

Sarah Glowa ‘15Mayor’s Cup All-tournament Team

Jessica Lyden ‘16SUNYAC All-Conference Third Team

Julia Cranz ‘17Mayor’s Cup All-tournament Team

Laura Rolston ‘18SUNYAC All-Conference Second Team

Krystal Scott ‘15NSCAA All-East Region Third Team

Athletics Websitewww.oneontaathletics.com

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2014-15 Winter SchedulesMen’s Basketball

Head Coach: Vince Medici

Date ............Opponent .................................................TimeNov. 18 ....... at #5Williams College ................... W, 74-68Nov. 21 ....... vs. SUNY Cobleskill$ .....................W, 90-52Nov. 22 ....... vs. Eastern Connecticut St$ ................. L, 101-78Nov. 25 ...... at St. John Fisher ...............................L, 83-72Dec. 2 ......... HARTWICK ....................................... L, 72-61Dec. 5 ......... at SUNY Potsdam* ..........................W, 79-73Dec. 6 ......... at Plattsburgh* ......................W, 94-92 (OT)Dec. 19 ....... Roanoke College# ...........................W, 81-69Dec. 20 ...... Bridgewater (VA) College# ..................L, 73-72Jan. 6 .......... at Oswego State* .....................L, 96-92 OT2Jan. 9 .......... SUNY GENESEO* ..............................5:30pmJan. 10 ........ BROCKPORT* ..........................................2pmJan. 16 ........ NEW PALTZ* .....................................5:30pmJan. 23 ....... at Buffalo State* ................................5:30pmJan. 24 ....... at Fredonia* .............................................2pmJan. 30 ....... SUNY CORTLAND* ..........................5:30pmJan. 31 ........ OSWEGO STATE* ...................................2pmFeb. 3 .......... at New Paltz* .....................................5:30pmFeb. 6 ......... PLATTSBURGH* ................................5:30pmFeb. 7 ......... SUNY POTSDAM* ..................................2pmFeb. 10 ........ at SUNY Cortland* ............................5:30pmFeb. 13 ........ at Brockport* .....................................5:30pmFeb. 14 ........ at SUNY Geneseo* ..................................2pmFeb. 20 ....... FREDONIA*........................................5:30pmFeb. 21 ........ BUFFALO STATE* ....................................2pmFeb. 24 ........SUNYAC Tournament 1st roundFeb. 27-28 ..SUNYAC Tournament Championship

$Oneonta Mayor’s Cup Tournament at Hartwick#Daytona Beach (FL) Shootout*SUNYAC Game

Women’s BasketballHead Coach: Daphne Thompson

Date ...........Opponent ..................................................TimeNov. 15 ...... ROCHESTER ...................................... L, 65-56Nov. 18 ...... at Utica College ............................... W, 69-54Nov. 22 ...... Rensselaer$ ..................................... W, 74-66Nov. 23 ...... Moravian College$ .......................... W, 62-52Dec. 2 ........ HARTWICK .......................................W, 57-42Dec. 5 ........ at SUNY Potsdam* .......................... W, 54-43Dec. 6 ........ at Plattsburgh* ..................................L, 62-50Dec. 19 ...... Stevenson University# ..................... L, 54-67Dec. 20 ..... Roanoke College# ........................... W, 56-39Jan. 6 ......... at Oswego State* ............................ W, 66-54Jan. 9 ......... SUNY GENESEO* ............................... 7:30pmJan. 10 ....... BROCKPORT* ...........................................4pmJan. 16 ....... NEW PALTZ* ....................................... 7:30pmJan. 23 ...... at Buffalo State* ................................. 7:30pmJan. 24 ...... at Fredonia* ..............................................4pmJan. 30 ...... SUNY CORTLAND*............................ 7:30pmJan. 31 ....... OSWEGO STATE* ....................................4pmFeb. 3 ......... at New Paltz* ...................................... 7:30pmFeb. 6 ........ PLATTSBURGH* ................................. 7:30pmFeb. 7 ........ SUNY POTSDAM* ...................................4pmFeb. 10 ....... at SUNY Cortland* ............................. 7:30pmFeb. 13 ....... at Brockport* ...................................... 7:30pmFeb. 14 ....... at SUNY Geneseo* ...................................4pmFeb. 20 ...... FREDONIA* ......................................... 7:30pmFeb. 21 ....... BUFFALO STATE* .....................................4pmFeb. 24 .......SUNYAC Tournament 1st roundFeb. 27-28 .SUNYAC Tournament Championship$Oneonta Mayor’s Cup Tournament at Hartwick#Daytona (FL) Beach Shootout*SUNYAC Game

WrestlingHead Coach: Duane Ritter

Date ................. Opponent............................................TimeNov. 1 ............... Monarch Invitational .......................... at King’s College .................. 8th/42.5 ptsNov. 8 .............. Johns Hopkins .............................. W, 31-15Nov. 8 .............. Messiah .........................................L, 21-20Nov. 8 .............. York (Pa.) ......................................... L, 31-6Nov. 15 ............. Rhode Island College ....................L, 20-16Nov. 23 ............ NYS Collegiate Championships .......................... at Cornell ............................. 13th/33.5 ptsDec. 6 .............. at RIT Invitational .................2nd/130 ptsDec. 29-30 ...... at Citrus Invitational (Fla) ..... 7th/88 ptsJan. 10 .............. North/South Duals at Ursinus ..........9amJan. 17 .............. ECWC CHAMPIONSHIPS ................ 10amJan. 21 .............. SUNY CORTLAND ..............................7pmJan. 24 ............. at Oswego State................................ 12pmJan. 28 ............. KING’S .................................................7pmJan. 31 .............. Quad Meet at WPI ............................ 12pmFeb. 7 ............... Quad Meet at Wesleyan .................. 12pmFeb. 14.............. RIT ...................................................... 12pmFeb. 28- ........... NCAA Div. III Northeast RegionalMar. 1 ............... Tournament at Roger WilliamsMar. 13-14 ....... NCAA Div. III National.......................... Championships (Hershey, PA)

Men’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach: Chris Schuler-Ghiorse

Date .........Opponent ................................................... TimeOct. 18 .....at Hartwick Relays ..........................4th/82 ptsOct. 25 .....OSWEGO STATE .............................W, 133-105Nov. 7 .......COLLEGE OF ST. ROSE .....................L, 174-120Nov. 14 .....at Skidmore College ......................... W, 143-83Nov. 15 .....at Hartwick College ...........................L, 175-112Nov. 21- ....at Franklin and Marshall 23 .............Winter Invitational ........................7th/241 ptsDec. 5-6 ...at Hamilton Invitational .......... 2nd/790.5 ptsJan. 13 ......Florida Training Trip Meet .......................12pmJan. 17 ......BROCKPORT ...............................................1pmJan. 24 .....at New Paltz.................................................1pmJan. 25 .....at Ithaca Diving Invitational ......................1pmJan. 31 ......at SUNY Cortland .......................................1pmFeb. 19- ....SUNYAC Championships 21 ..............at Erie C.C.Feb. 27- ....NCAA Region 3 Diving Qualifier28 .............at Springfield CollegeMar. 18- ...NCAA Div. III Championships 21 ..............(Shenandoah, TX)

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Women’s Track & FieldHead Coach: Angelo Posillico

Date ................. Opponent........................................... TimeDec. 6 .............. Greg Page Relays at Cornell ................NSJan. 17 .............. at RIT Invitational ............................ 10amJan. 23-24 ....... at Brockport Invitational ......10am/10amJan. 30-31 ........ Terrier Invitational .......................... at Boston University .........2:30pm/10amJan. 31-Feb. 1 ... at Ithaca College Invite ......... 4pm/10amFeb. 7 ............... at Ithaca College Quad Meet ......... 10amFeb. 13-14......... St. Valentines Invitational .......................... at Boston University .........2:30pm/10amFeb. 20 ............. Bomber Quad Meet .......................... at Ithaca College ................................ 5pmFeb. 27-28 ....... SUNYAC Championships .......................... at Brockport ........................... 4pm/10amMar. 6-7 ........... ECAC Championship Meet .......................... at NY Armory ...........................4pm/9amMar. 13-14 ........ NCAA Div. III Championships .......................... Winston-Salem, NC

Women’s Swimming & DivingHead Coach: Chris Schuler-Ghiorse

Date .........Opponent .................................................... TimeOct. 18 .....at Hartwick Relays .......................... 1st/102 ptsOct. 25 .....OSWEGO STATE ................................ W, 131-82Nov. 7 .......COLLEGE OF ST. ROSE ................... W, 160-134Nov. 14 .....at Skidmore College ...........................W, 147-67Nov. 15 .....at Hartwick College ..........................W, 172-116Nov. 21- ....at Franklin and Marshall 23 .............Winter Invitational .......................... 11th/58ptsDec. 5-6 ...at Hamilton Invitational .................2nd/821ptsJan. 13 ......Florida Training Trip Meet ........................12pmJan. 17 ......BROCKPORT ................................................ 1pmJan. 24 .....at New Paltz.................................................. 1pmJan. 25 .....at Ithaca Diving Invitational ....................... 1pmJan. 31 ......at SUNY Cortland ........................................ 1pmFeb. 19- ....SUNYAC Championships 21 ..............at Erie C.C.Feb. 27- ....NCAA Region 3 Diving Qualifier28 .............at Springfield CollegeMar. 18- ...NCAA Div. III Championships 21 ..............(Shenandoah, TX)

Men’s Track & FieldHead Coach: Angelo Posillico

Date ................. Opponent........................................... TimeDec. 6 .............. Greg Page Relays at Cornell ................NSJan. 17 .............. at RIT Invitational ............................ 10amJan. 23-24 ....... at Brockport Invitational ......10am/10amJan. 30-31 ........ Terrier Invitational .......................... at Boston University .........2:30pm/10amJan. 31-Feb. 1 ... at Ithaca College Invite ......... 4pm/10amFeb. 7 ............... at Ithaca College Quad Meet ......... 10amFeb. 13-14......... St. Valentines Invitational .......................... at Boston University .........2:30pm/10amFeb. 20 ............. Bomber Quad Meet .......................... at Ithaca College ................................ 5pmFeb. 27-28 ....... SUNYAC Championships .......................... at Brockport ........................... 4pm/10amMar. 6-7 ........... ECAC Championship Meet .......................... at NY Armory ...........................4pm/9amMar. 13-14 ........ NCAA Div. III Championships .......................... Winston-Salem, NC

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2014 Fall ScoreboardWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach: Liz McGrail7-8-4, 4-3-2 SUNYAC

Date ............Opponent ...............................................ResultAug. 29 .......vs. RIT! ....................................................L, 2-0Aug. 30 .......at Nazareth! ............................................ L, 1-0Sep. 6 ..........vs. TCNJ@ (at Hartwick) ......................L, 2-0Sep. 7 ..........UMASS-DARTMOUTH@ ....................W, 2-1Sep. 13 ........SKIDMORE ..............................................L, 2-1Sep. 17 ........at Rensselaer .......................................... T, 1-1Sep. 20 .......at Allegheny ..........................................W, 2-1Sep. 26 ........at Oswego* ............................................T, 0-0Sep. 27 ........at Cortland* ............................................ L, 1-0Oct. 3 ..........BROCKPORT* ........................................W, 2-1Oct. 4 ..........GENESEO* ..............................................L, 2-0Oct. 10 ........POTSDAM* ...........................................W, 2-0Oct. 11 .........PLATTSBURGH* ...................................W, 2-1Oct. 18 ........NEW PALTZ* ........................................ W, 1-0Oct. 21 ........at Ithaca ..................................................L, 3-0Oct. 24 ........at Fredonia* .............................................L, 3-1Oct. 25 ........at Buffalo State* ...................................... T, 1-1Oct. 29 ........HARTWICK ...........................................W, 2-1Nov. 1 ..........Plattsburgh% ..............T, 0-0 (Lost PKs 4-2)! Nazareth Tournament@ Mayor’s Cup Tournament* SUNYAC game% SUNYAC Tournament

Men’s SoccerHead Coach: Iain Byrne

Date ............Opponent ............................................. ResultAug. 30 .......ITHACA ............................................... W, 4-0Sep. 5 ..........RIT! ....................................................... W, 1-0Sep. 6 ..........vs. Babson! .......................................... W, 4-0Sep. 9 ..........at Elmira .............................................. W, 4-0Sep. 13 ........at Vassar .............................................. W, 4-1Sep. 16 ........ROCHESTER .........................................T, 0-0 Sep. 20 .......RENSSELAER ....................................... W, 1-0Sep. 26 ........OSWEGO* .......................................... W, 2-0Sep. 27 ........CORTLAND* ..........................................T, 2-2Oct. 3 ..........at Brockport* .......................................W, 3-2Oct. 4 ..........at Geneseo* ..........................................W, 2-1Oct. 10 ........at Potsdam* ................................... W, 2-1 OTOct. 11 .........at Plattsburgh* ................................... W, 3-0Oct. 18 ........at New Paltz* ........................................W, 3-1Oct. 21 ........at Hamilton .......................................... W, 1-0Oct. 24 ........FREDONIA* ........................................ W, 3-0Oct. 25 ........BUFFALO STATE* ............................... W, 3-0Oct. 28 ........SCRANTON ........................................ W, 3-0Nov. 5 ..........Geneseo^ ............................................ W, 4-0Nov. 8 .........Cortland^ ..............................................W, 2-1Nov. 16 ........Nichols# .............................................. W, 2-0Nov. 22 .......Franklin & Marshall$ ...........................W, 2-1Nov. 23 .......Brandeis$ ............................................ W, 3-0Dec. 5 ..........Wheaton (Ill)% ............................ L, 3-2 2OT! Mayor’s Cup Tournament; *SUNYAC game^SUNYAC Tournament, #NCAA Second Round$NCAA Sectionals, %NCAA Final Four

VolleyballHead Coach: Colleen Cashman

19-15, 4-5 SUNYAC

Date ............Opponent ...............................................ResultAug. 29 .......Hartwick% .............................................W, 3-1Aug. 29 .......Mt. St. Mary% .......................................W, 3-1Aug. 30 .......Lehman% ..............................................W, 3-0Aug. 30 .......Curry% ..................................................W, 3-0Sept. 5.........Baptist Bible! ........................................W, 3-0Sept. 5.........Union! ......................................................L, 3-0Sept. 6 ........Cazenovia! ............................................W, 3-0Sept. 6 ........Ithaca..................................................... W, 3-2Sept. 9 ........Hartwick.................................................W, 3-1Sept. 12 .......St. Michael’s^ ..........................................L, 3-1Sept. 12 .......Union^ ................................................... W, 3-2Sept. 13 .......Skidmore^ ..............................................W, 3-1Sept. 13 .......Nazareth^ ................................................L, 3-1Sept. 19 .......NYU@....................................................... L0-3Sept. 20 ......Richard Stockton@ .................................L, 3-1Sept. 20 ......Western New England@ ......................W, 3-1Sept. 26 ......New Paltz* ..............................................L, 3-0Sept. 27 ......Cortland* ................................................L, 3-2Sept. 27 ......Potsdam* ..............................................W, 3-0Oct. 7 ..........Union ........................................................L, 3-1Oct. 10 ........Fredonia*.................................................L, 3-0Oct. 11 .........Geneseo* ...............................................W, 3-1Oct. 11 .........Oswego*................................................ W, 3-2Oct. 17.........MIT? ........................................................L, 3-2Oct. 18 ........Western New England? ....................... W, 3-2Oct. 18 ........Colby? ......................................................L, 3-1Oct. 21 ........Ithaca..................................................... W, 3-2Oct. 24 ........Buffalo State* .........................................L, 3-0Oct. 25 ........Plattaburgh* .........................................W, 3-0Oct. 25 ........Brockport* ..............................................L, 3-0Oct. 28 ........Sage ........................................................W, 3-1Oct. 31.........Hunter- .................................................. W, 3-2Nov. 1 ..........St. Lawrence- ...........................................L, 3-1Nov. 1 ..........Baruch- ...................................................W, 3-1

*SUNYAC Match% Oneonta Invitational! Bomber Invitational^Union Inter-league Challenge@ NYU Invitational? MIT Quad- Dig Pink Invitational

Field HockeyHead Coach: Kelly Kingsbury

11-8, 5-1 SUNYAC

Date ............Opponent ............................................... ResultAug. 30 .......WOOSTER ............................................. W, 2-1Aug. 31 ........ST. LAWRENCE .....................................W, 5-2Sep. 6 ..........at Rochester ............................................L, 3-2Sep. 13 ........at William Smith ................................... L, 1--0Sep. 17 ........at Ithaca .................................................. L, 2-0Sep. 20 .......SUSQUEHANNA ................................... W, 3-1Sep. 26 ........CORTLAND* ........................................... L, 3-0Sep. 27 ........OSWEGO* .............................................W, 5-2Oct. 3 ..........at Geneseo* ........................................... W, 3-1Oct. 4 ..........at Brockport* ........................................ W, 4-2Oct. 8 ..........at Hamilton .............................................. L, 6-1Oct. 11 .........at Bates ..................................................W, 3-2Oct. 15.........NEW PALTZ* ........................................ W, 2-0Oct. 18 ........SKIDMORE ..............................................L, 4-1Oct. 21 ........at Morrisville* .......................................W, 6-2Oct. 23 ........at Hartwick ............................................ W, 3-1Oct. 29 ........UTICA..................................................... W, 3-1Nov. 1 ..........RENSSELAER .......................................... L, 2-0Nov. 5 ..........New Paltz^ ...............................................L, 3-2* SUNYAC Game^ SUNYAC Tournament

Women’s Cross CountryHead Coach: Angelo Posillico

Date ............Meet ...................................................... ResultAug. 30 .......at SUNYIT Wildcat Invite .......... 2nd/68 ptsSep. 13 ........ONEONTA AIRFIELD .....................INVITATIONAL ..............................1st/15 ptsSep. 27 ........Purple Valley Classic .....................at Williams..................................... 1st/69 ptsOct. 4 ..........SUNY Geneseo Invite ................. 2nd/111 ptsOct. 8 ..........at Delhi 5K .....................................1st/20 ptsOct. 18 ........Inter-Region Rumble .....................at Oberlin College ......................2nd/125 ptsNov. 1 ..........SUNYAC Championship Meet .....................at Brockport ................................. 2nd/72 ptsNov. 15 ........NCAA Atlantic Regional Meet .....................at Genesee Valley Park.............. 3rd/120 ptsNov. 22 .......NCAA Div. III Championship Meet .....................at Wilmington (OH) ............... 24th/605 pts

Women’s TennisHead Coach: Lon Mitchel

5-8, 1-2 SUNYACDate ............. Opponent .................................................... ResultSep. 5 ........... vs. Plattsburgh*! .........................................W, 7-2Sep. 6 ........... vs. New Paltz*! ..............................................L, 7-2Sep. 12 ......... BROCKPORT ................................................ L, 3-6Sep. 16 ......... at Scranton ...................................................L, 9-0Sep. 17 ......... HAMILTON ...................................................L, 8-1Sep. 19 ......... OSWEGO ................................................... W, 5-4Sep. 20 ........ at Farmingdale ............................................. L, 5-4Sep. 26 ......... at SUNY Cortland* ...................................... L, 6-3Sep. 27-28 ... ITA at William SmithSep. 27 ......... vs. Baruch$ ................................................... L, 5-4Oct. 1 ............ HARTWICK ................................................W, 9-0Oct. 3 ........... at St. John Fisher .......................................W, 9-0Oct. 10 ......... Brockpport@ .............................................. W, 5-0Oct. 11 .......... New Paltz@ ..................................................L, 5-0*SUNYAC East Match! at Cortland$ at US Tennis Center Flushing Meadow, N.Y.@ at Binghamton Tennis Center

Men’s Cross CountryHead Coach: Angelo Posillico

Date ............Meet ....................................................... ResultAug. 30 .......at SUNYIT Wildcat Invite ............ 2nd/51 ptsSep. 13 ........ONEONTA AIRFIELD .....................INVITATIONAL ...............................1st/15 ptsSep. 27 ........Purple Valley Classic .....................at Williams...................................... 1st/55 ptsOct. 4 ..........SUNY Geneseo Invite ....................3rd/91 ptsOct. 8 ..........at Delhi 5K ...................................... 1st/23 ptsOct. 18 ........Inter-Region Rumble .....................at Oberlin College ........................3rd/132 ptsNov. 1 ..........SUNYAC Championship Meet .....................at Brockport ...................................3rd/84 ptsNov. 15 ........NCAA Atlantic Regional Meet .....................at Genesee Valley Park................5th/155 pts