2014 Coast Guard Men's Track Guide

2014 MEN’S 2014 MEN’STRACK & FIELDTRACK & FIELD

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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

www.CGASports.comwww.CGASports.comCREDITSThe 2013 Men’s Track & Field Media Guide is a publication of the Coast Guard Academy’s Athletic Media Relations Offi ce.

Introduction 12013/14 Roster 2Season Preview 3The Coast Guard Academy 4-5Coast Guard Superintendent 6Director of Athletics 7Athletics Facilities 8-9Strength & Conditioning 10Staff Directory 11

Coast Guard Soccer

Coaching Staff 12-17Player Bios 18-23History Inside Back Cover

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2014 ALPHABETICAL ROSTERName Cl. Event HometownThomas Bondurant Sr. Throws Richmond, Va.Richard Brady Sr. Hurdles Ocala, Fla.Ben Chapman So. Distance Ellsworth, MaineRichard Davies Jr. Sprints Richardson, TexasJames Dawkins Jr. Sprints Doylestown, Pa.Conlan Edwards Jr. Throws Corfu, N.Y.Gary Ezzo Sr. Distance Armada, Mich.Nicholas Foster Jr. Distance Circleville, OhioMichael Gilbert Sr. Hurdles Kodiak, Ak.Ben Hannon Jr. Sprints Annapolis, Md.Jacob Hardiman Fr. Mid-Distance Winter Springs, Fla.Frederick Higgins So. Sprints Diamond Bar, Ca.Gilliam Hill Fr. Distance Elon, N.C.Stephen Horvath Jr. Distance San Diego, Ca.Ryan Hub Jr. Mid-Dist./Dist. Woodsboro, Md.Erick Jackson Jr. Sprints Arcata, Ca.Zack Kearney Jr. Distance Staunton, Va.William Klein Fr. Distance Andover, Mass.Jason Kniss Fr. Sprints Oak Hills, Ca.Clay Kosack Sr. Multi’s Brentwood, Tenn.Jon Lash Jr. Distance Gainesville, Va.Patrick Ledzian Fr. Distance Ocala, Fla.Jordan Lee Sr. Mid-Dist./Dist. San Leandro, Ca.James Martin Jr. Distance Hobe Sound, Fla.Matt Monahan Sr. Distance Stuart, Fla.Matt Navetta So. Pole Vault Montville, Conn.Joey O’Connell Jr. Distance Edina, Minn.Kevin Petow So. Distance Jacksonville, Fla.Brad Pienta Sr. Distance Troy, Mich.Kaci Rex Fr. Pole Vault Colorado Springs, Col.James Rimmele Fr. Distance Red Bank, N.J.Adam Scalesse Sr. Sprints/Hurdles Longview, Wash.Andrew Scheff ey Fr. Mid-Distance The Woodlands, TexasKelcey Smith Jr. Sprints Keene, N.H.Park Suski So. Distance Seminole, Fla.Caleb Teachout Fr. Distance Concord, Ga.Zachary Velasquez Fr. Distance Chula Vista, Fla.Christian Von Stralendorff Jr. Pole Vault Stuart, Fla.Ben Wolhaupter Sr. Pole Vault Agoura Hills, Ca.Jacob Yallowitz So. Distance Little Falls, N.Y.Staff Head Coach Ethan Brown (Fifth Season)Assistant Coaches Greg Ahnrud, Ray LaForte, Kim Johnson, Marcus Ivery, Ben Thuma, Andrea Parker, Chris Bonner, Patty Olson Christopher Armstrong

2013 COAST GUARD CROSS COUNTRY CAPTAINS(L-R) CLAY KOSACK, BRAD PIENTA, ADAM SCALESSE, BEN WOLHAUPTER

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SEASON PREVIEWSEASON PREVIEW

2014 SEASON PREVIEWFollowing a third place fi nish at last year’s NEWMAC

Championships the Coast Guard men’s track time is primed for even bigger things this season. This year’s team will be led by senior captains Adam Scalesse, Ben Wolhaupter, Brad Pienta, and Clay Kosack.

Ethan Brown is back for his third season at the helm as the Bears’ head coach. He’ll be assisted by Greg Ahnrud, Ray LaForte, Kim Johnson, Marcus Ivery, Ben Thuma, Andrea Parker, Chris Bonner and Patti Olson.

Depth in virtually every discipline with be a major strength for the team this season as Coast Guard returns all but one (Will Baker, throws) of their primary scorers from a year ago.

In the sprints, Scalesse (60m Hurdles Indoor, 110m Hurdles Outdoor), a four-time All-American, will lead the Bears in the hurdle events while also serving as the anchor on this year’s 4x400m relay team. The other members of the 4x400m relay team are expected to be juniors James Dawkins, Kelcey Smith, and sophomore Frederick Higgins. Dawkins has run as quick as a 51.44 in the 400m dash but accounted for a remarkable 48 second split at last year’s Outdoor New England Open 4x400m relay. Higgins is a hair faster than Dawkins in the 400m (50.78) but has run faster splits during relays. Smith should provide support in the 4x400m relay while also seeing some time in both the 200m and 400m runs.

As a Division III New England qualifi er, junior Ben Hannon was terrifi c a season ago and should see time between the sprint relays, 400m, and 200m this season.

Wolhaupter will be Coast Guard’s top pole vaulter, after fi nishing 8th at the NCAA Division III Championships a season ago, earning All-American accolades. His best jump of the championship last year checked in at 15’11” and with fi ve of the vaulters who fi nished ahead of him graduating, he’s on the short list of favorites to compete for the individual championship this year.

Kosack who is a multi-event specialist and all-around athlete was an NCAA Division III Outdoor qualifi er last year in the decathlon. He made huge strides from his sophomore to junior season and Coach Brown expects the same from his junior year to his senior season this year. In addition to the decathlon, Kosack is also expected to be a major player in the indoor heptathlon in 2013/14.

Coach Brown also points to sophomore Matt Navetta (pole vault) who was a Division III New England qualifi er a year ago as someone who should consistently score for the Bears this season.

The top thrower for Coast Guard will be junior Thomas Bondurant. A year ago, Bondurant launched a throw of 53’5.5” in the weight throw and was a consistent scorer in all championship events last season.

The deepest disciplines for Coast Guard will likely be in the distance and mid-distance events where numerous athletes are primed for big seasons.

In the mid-distance, the Bears are led by Pienta who will be a fi xture on the 4x800m relay team. He’ll be joined by senior Jordan Lee and juniors Ryan Hub and James Martin. Lee has run as fast a 1:54.08 in the 800m and will be counted on to provide key leadership this season. Martin has a personal best of 1:59.07 in the 800m but has run faster splits in the 4x800m relay while Hub is considered to be a 4x800m relay specialist.

The distance portion of the team will be led by cross country a Division III National qualifi er in senior Gary Ezzo who will be a fi xture in the 3,000m and 5,000m events. He is also in the mix as a possibility in some relays. Juniors Nicholas Foster, Jon Lash, and Joey O’Connell were all key scorers during the cross country season and appear to be natural fi ts to join Ezzo in both the 3,000m and 5,000m. Much like his classmates, junior Stephen Horvath should be in the mix to compete in the same events, but specializes in the 3,000m outdoor steeplechase.

Among newcomers, Coach Brown points to four athletes who should be major contributors immediately. Two distance runners, freshmen Gilliam Hill and Zachary Velasquez look to provide quality depth in the distance events. While Hill doesn’t have a determined specialty event as of yet, he should excel in a number of events while Velasquez will specialize in the 3,000m and also see action in the 5,000m and 1 mile.

Sophomore Andrew Scheff ey is another newcomer this season after injury curtailed his freshman campaign in 2012/13. He’ll be expected to add depth to the mid-distance events this year. Lastly, freshman Kaci Rex (pole vault) will be expected to supplement Navetta and Wolhaupter to give Coast Guard arguable their best trio of pole vaulters in Academy history.

In all the Bears seem primed for a breakout season as a team and could see numerous individuals come away with signifi cant accolades and awards. There is plenty of room for optimism about this year and the state of Coast Guard Track and Field. Putting together one of the most competitive schedules in school history should challenge this group of cadets to excel throughout both the indoor and outdoor seasons and prepare them for the championship portion of the slate.

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One of the smallest of the fi ve U.S. One of the smallest of the fi ve U.S.

Military AcademiesMilitary Academies

Four-Year Bachelor’s of Science degree Four-Year Bachelor’s of Science degree

programprogram

Founded in 1876 aboard the schooner Founded in 1876 aboard the schooner

DobbinDobbin

Highly selective admissions standardsHighly selective admissions standards

No tuition, traditional application No tuition, traditional application

processprocess

No congressional nomination necessaryNo congressional nomination necessary

Education includes academics, physical Education includes academics, physical

fi tness, character and leadership fi tness, character and leadership

developmentdevelopment

85 percent of graduates choose to serve 85 percent of graduates choose to serve

beyond their fi ve-year commitmentbeyond their fi ve-year commitment

Two graduates have been NASA Two graduates have been NASA

AstronautsAstronauts

80 percent of graduates go to graduate 80 percent of graduates go to graduate

school (most paid for by Coast Guardschool (most paid for by Coast Guard

COAST GUARD ACADEMYCOAST GUARD ACADEMY

COAST GUARD QUICK FACTSThe Coast Guard Academy has 23 Intercollegiate

sports (11 men’s, 9 women’s, 3 co-ed)

The Bears have been members of the New England

Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) in

15 sports since 1999

Coast Guard has won NEWMAC championships

in Volleyball, Men’s Swimming, Men’s Basketball,

Women’s Crew and Softball

Teams have competed in the ECAC Championship

tournament in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s

basketball, baseball and softball in the past fi ve years

The Bears have advanced to the NCAA Tournament

Elite 8 in both Volleyball (2006) and Men’s Basketball

(2007-08)

COAST GUARD ACADEMY CORPS OF CADETS

DEMOGRAPHICS

- about 1,000 cadets enrolled- 48 states and 11 foreign nations represented- 100% of students housed on campus- 20 NCAA Division III athletic teams- 31% of cadets are women- 22% of cadets are minorities- 1 faculty member for every 8 students- 19 Cadets in an average class

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REAR ADMIRAL SANDRA L. STOSZACADEMY SUPERINTENDENTTHIRD YEAR

Rear Admiral Sandra L. Stosz assumed the duties of the 40th Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut, June 3, 2011. She reported to the Academy after serving as the Director of Reserve and Leadership at Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, D.C. There she was responsible for developing policies to recruit, train and support approximately 8,100 Coast Guard Reservists.

Rear Admiral Stosz is a surface operations offi cer with 12 years at sea, including command of two cutters – an icebreaking tug on the Great Lakes and a medium endurance cutter that patrolled North Atlantic and Caribbean waters. She and her crews executed many of the Coast Guard’s 11 missions such as drug and alien migrant interdiction, fi sheries enforcement, search and rescue, polar and domestic icebreaking and ports and waterways security.

Between sea duty tours Rear Admiral Stosz specialized in personnel and resource management and program review. She served tours of duty as Chief of Offi cer Assignments and as Program Reviewer and Acquisition Funds Coordinator for Coast Guard major systems acquisitions, including the 225-foot buoy tenders and 87-foot coastal patrol boats. She broadened her experience as the Secretary of Transportation’s military assistant and years later as the Commandant’s executive assistant. She has served as Commanding Offi cer of the Coast Guard’s recruit training center in Cape May, New Jersey and as Director of Coast Guard Enterprise Strategic Management and Doctrine where she was responsible for aligning enterprise level strategic and management functions with the Commandant’s strategic intent.

Rear Admiral Stosz graduated from the Coast Guard Academy in 1982 with a bachelor of science degree in Government. She was awarded a Master of Business Administration degree from Northwestern University’s J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management in 1994. In 2000 she completed an executive fellowship in national security through the MIT Seminar XXI program, and she earned a Master of National Security Strategy from the National War College in 2004. In 2009 she attended the Navy’s Executive Business Course at University of North Carolina’s Kenan-Flagler business school.

Rear Admiral Stosz’s personal awards include three Legion of Merit Medals, four Meritorious Service Medals, two Coast Guard Commendation Medals and two Coast Guard Achievement Medals.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

TIM FITZPATRICKDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSTHIRD YEAR

Tim Fitzpatrick just completed his second academic year as Director of Athletics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and on his watch the USCGA’s athletic program has seen growth in several key areas. In addition to securing a comprehensive, fi ve-year shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America for the academy’s 21 NCAA sports, has overseen a rebranding initiative that has resulted in new logos and marks and created an athletic booster organization (the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Bear Club). Under Fitzpatrick’s guidance, the department produced its fi rst-ever women’s professional development seminar (the Women’s LeadHERship Symposium) for female USCGA athletic staff members as well as attendees from colleges and universities throughout New England, and has launched an external program for sale of corporate sponsorships and partnerships.

Fitzpatrick was the Director of Athletics at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi for two years prior to his arrival at USCGA, after spending the previous four years as the Deputy Athletic Director at Indiana University. At Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, Fitzpatrick secured major gifts for construction of a new outdoor tennis center, as well as renovation of the university’s baseball and softball stadiums. He additionally served on the NCAA’s Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee while in south Texas, and executed a strategic plan which increased the department’s corporate sponsorship revenue by nearly 40%.

While at Indiana, he was responsible for internal administration of the department, oversaw capital construction and facilities management, and had oversight of the football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball programs. Additionally, Fitzpatrick managed IU’s external units, including marketing, ticket operations, licensing, merchandising, website, and publications.

Additionally, he negotiated a 6-year, $21,000,000 shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America and administered the Hoosiers’ multi-media partnerships with Learfi eld Sports and the Big Ten Network. During his tenure, Indiana realized a ticket sales revenue increase of 15-percent over annual budgeted projections.

Fitzpatrick came to IU after spending the previous fi ve years as COO and associate athletics director for external operations at the U.S. Military Academy. Fitzpatrick directed a fundraising eff ort that saw Army’s “A Club” donor base grow from 750 to 6,700 and annual giving grow from $500,000

to $1.8 million. He also cultivated the Army Sports Network from two radio stations to 18, including 50,000-watt ESPN 1050 in New York City. During his tenure at West Point, corporate sponsorship revenue jumped from $250,000 to $920,000 annually.

He arrived at West Point from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, where he served as the associate athletics director for external aff airs and executive director of the athletic foundation. Fitzpatrick’s work at Charlotte resulted in a 26-percent increase in annual gifts and a 39-percent increase in planned gifts.

Prior to Army and Charlotte, Fitzpatrick served in a similar role at the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to serving as the men’s basketball sport administrator, he directed a staff that generated a school record $1.4 million in sponsorship revenue and a $125,000 increase in annual giving.

Fitzpatrick was a senior associate athletics director at the University of North Texas from May 1994 to June 1996. He was instrumental in UNT’s transition from NCAA Division I-AA football to the Big West Conference, and during the 1994 football season, North Texas was one of three programs nationally to have every football game televised in its home market. This local television package generated more than $700,000 in corporate sponsorship revenue.

He gained considerable experience as Assistant Commissioner of the Southwest Conference from 1992-94. Fitzpatrick negotiated a $2.25 million, three-year men’s basketball tournament title sponsorship with the Dr. Pepper Company, and he also oversaw the league’s national and local television syndication eff orts.

Fitzpatrick began his athletic administration career as the assistant marketing director at Army before moving on to Virginia Commonwealth as the director of marketing and Ticket Sales (1984-87) and Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Public Relations from 1987-92.

A 1981 graduate of Hampden-Sydney College with a bachelor’s degree in English, Fitzpatrick earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University in 1982.

Tim is married to Kerry Marks, and they have a son, James.

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COAST GUARD ACADEMYCOAST GUARD ACADEMYNITCHMAN TRACK & FIELD COMPLEXNITCHMAN TRACK & FIELD COMPLEX

The Track & Field Complex was The Track & Field Complex was

constructed in the summer of 2007 constructed in the summer of 2007

fi rst used for the men’s and women’s fi rst used for the men’s and women’s

soccer games that Fall. The FieldTurf soccer games that Fall. The FieldTurf

surface lies on the banks of the surface lies on the banks of the

beautiful Thames River and is also beautiful Thames River and is also

home to the men’s and women’s track home to the men’s and women’s track

& fi eld program.& fi eld program.

COMMANDER JOHN MERRIMAN GYMCOMMANDER JOHN MERRIMAN GYM

Merriman Gymnasium is home to Merriman Gymnasium is home to

the women’s volleyball program and the women’s volleyball program and

the men’s and women’s basketball the men’s and women’s basketball

programs. The gym holds three programs. The gym holds three

basketball courts used for varsity basketball courts used for varsity

practices and games, as well as practices and games, as well as

intramural competition. The 1200-seat intramural competition. The 1200-seat

facility has been home to numerous facility has been home to numerous

league and regional championships.league and regional championships.

ROLAND POOLROLAND POOL

Roland Pool is home to our men’s Roland Pool is home to our men’s

and women’s swimming and diving and women’s swimming and diving

program. The eight-lane, 50-yard pool program. The eight-lane, 50-yard pool

is also used daily for athletic training is also used daily for athletic training

programs for our cadet-athletes, programs for our cadet-athletes,

physical education courses, as well as physical education courses, as well as

military training programs necessary military training programs necessary

to carry out the missions of the Coast to carry out the missions of the Coast

Guard for all cadets. Guard for all cadets.

NITCHMAN BASEBALL FIELDNITCHMAN BASEBALL FIELD

Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the

Coast Guard Academy baseball team. The Coast Guard Academy baseball team. The

picturesque view from the fi eld overlooks picturesque view from the fi eld overlooks

the Thames River.the Thames River.

NITCHMAN SOFTBALL FIELD NITCHMAN SOFTBALL FIELD

Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the

softball team. The Bears have enjoyed softball team. The Bears have enjoyed

tremendous success winning three of tremendous success winning three of

the last four NEWMAC tournament the last four NEWMAC tournament

championships and going to the NCAA championships and going to the NCAA

tournament four straight seasons (2009-tournament four straight seasons (2009-

2012).2012).

CADET MEMORIAL FIELDCADET MEMORIAL FIELD

Cadet Memorial Field was made into a Cadet Memorial Field was made into a

FieldTurf surface in 2004 as a gift from the FieldTurf surface in 2004 as a gift from the

Class of 1952. The facility features a two-Class of 1952. The facility features a two-

story press box that includes two coaches story press box that includes two coaches

rooms, a room for radio broadcasting rooms, a room for radio broadcasting

and video recording, space for media and video recording, space for media

personnel, and two lounge lounge areas personnel, and two lounge lounge areas

for additional for additional

seating. The 1500-seating. The 1500-

seat stadium seat stadium

overlooks the overlooks the

Thames River and the Thames River and the

Gold Star Memorial Gold Star Memorial

Bridge.Bridge.

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Coast Guard Athletics has two weight Coast Guard Athletics has two weight

rooms, each featuring state-of-the-rooms, each featuring state-of-the-

art equipment for our cadets and art equipment for our cadets and

cadet-athletes to use to improve their cadet-athletes to use to improve their

overall health and fi tness. The facility overall health and fi tness. The facility

in Roland Hall is dedicated to free-in Roland Hall is dedicated to free-

weight exercising while our Billard weight exercising while our Billard

Hall facility holds our nautilus, cardio, Hall facility holds our nautilus, cardio,

and other guided machine equipment.and other guided machine equipment.

Joe CrozierJoe CrozierStrength and Conditioning CoachStrength and Conditioning CoachJoe Crozier is in his second year as the head of the Joe Crozier is in his second year as the head of the Strength and Conditioning Program with the Coast Strength and Conditioning Program with the Coast Guard Athletic Department. Crozier came to the Guard Athletic Department. Crozier came to the Academy from California State University-Chico Academy from California State University-Chico where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise where he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology and his masters degree in kinesiology. physiology and his masters degree in kinesiology. Joe is a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Coach Joe is a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Coach with distinction through the National Strength and with distinction through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and Certifi ed Personal Conditioning Association and Certifi ed Personal Trainer with the American College of Sports Medicine. Trainer with the American College of Sports Medicine. Joe designs and implements workout regimens Joe designs and implements workout regimens for all of our varsity sport programs. Working with for all of our varsity sport programs. Working with teams both in-season and out-of-season, Joe’s focus teams both in-season and out-of-season, Joe’s focus is to better prepare athletes for competition by is to better prepare athletes for competition by concentrating on sport-specifi c programs designed concentrating on sport-specifi c programs designed to achieve the ultimate level of success. Coast Guard’s to achieve the ultimate level of success. Coast Guard’s strength and conditioning program is dedicated strength and conditioning program is dedicated to ensure each cadet-athlete is equipped with the to ensure each cadet-athlete is equipped with the correct instruction, knowledge and guidance to correct instruction, knowledge and guidance to reach their peak performance level and to decrease reach their peak performance level and to decrease the potential for injuries. Our program also preaches the potential for injuries. Our program also preaches the importance of a proper, nutritionally balanced the importance of a proper, nutritionally balanced diet as well as appropriate pre-game and post-game diet as well as appropriate pre-game and post-game routines to ensure safe preparation, performance, and routines to ensure safe preparation, performance, and recuperation for each contest.recuperation for each contest.

STAFF DIRECTORYSTAFF DIRECTORY

ADMINISTRATIONName Title Phone Tim Fitzpatrick Director of Athletics 860-444-8600 Dan Rose Associate AD/Director of 860-701-6798 Physical Education Tim Opstrup Assistant AD/Business Manager 860-444-8602 Chris Parsons Assistant AD/Compliance 860-701-6197 Jason Southard Director of Media Relations 860-701-6800 Bill Mullins Media Relations Assistant Art Lamoureux Director of Athletic Operations 860-444-8601 Andrea Stewart Senior Women’s Administrator 860-701-6799 Katherine Bossardet Associate Offi ce Manager 860-444-8600 Vi Oliver Administrative Assistant 860-444-8580 Joe Crozier Strength and Conditioning Coach 860-444-8409 Bruce Cobb Head Equipment Manager 860-444-8608 Marc Grindstaff Assistant Equipment Manager 860-444-8606

ATHLETIC TRAININGName Title Phone

Ken Niedzwiecki Head Athletic Trainer 860-444-8619 Kevin Colasurdo Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6618 Marina Dubrovsky Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6415 Jake Ibey Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6416 Shannon Nickels Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6617

BASEBALLName Title Phone

C.C. Grant Head Coach 860-444-8581 Kevin Jaskiewicz Assistant Coach 860-701-6132

FOOTBALLName Title Phone

Bill George Head Coach 860-444-8584 Dana Fleischmann Co-Defensive Coordinator/ 860-444-8605 Recruiting CoordinatorC.C. Grant Co-Defensive Coordinator 860-444-8581 Ray LaForte Off ensive Coordinator 860-701-6805 Jay Driscoll Defensive Line Pat Knowles Tight Ends/Quality Control CDR Darell Singleterry Defensive Assistant Don Miller Running Backs

MEN’S BASKETBALLName Title Phone

Kevin Jaskiewicz Head Coach 860-701-6132 Bob Bono Associate Head Coach 860-444-8588

MEN’S CREWName Title Phone

Colin Regan Head Coach Mike Shugrue Interim Men’s Head Coach 860-444-8679

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRYName Title Phone

Ethan Brown Head Coach 860-444-8590 Greg Ahnrud Assistant Coach Mariette Ogg Assistant Coach

MEN’S SOCCERName Title Phone

Chris Parsons Head Coach 860-701-6197 Patrick McCarney Assistant Coach Anthony Occhialini Goalkeeper Coach

MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGName Title Phone

John Westkott Head Coach 860-444-8586 Mary Westkott Assistant Coach 860-701-6374 Kelly Mohr Diving Coach

MEN’S TENNISName Title Phone

Jim Hazlin Head Coach 860-464-6286

RIFLEName Title Phone Bryan Pape Head Coach 860-444-8254

SAILINGName Title Phone

Doug Clark Director of Sailing 860-444-8577 Jack Neades Head Off shore Coach 860-701-6291 Brian Swingly Head Intercollegiate Coach 860-444-8325

SOFTBALLName Title Phone

Donna Koczajowski Head Coach 860-444-8604 Amanda Illinger Associate Head Coach Dana Fleischmann Assistant Coach Bill Mullins Pitching Coach

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLName Title Phone Alex Ivansheck Head Coach 860-701-6594 Keyokah Mars-Garrick Assistant Coach 860-701-6960 Colleen Hardison Assistant Coach LCDR LuAnn Kehlenbach Faculty Representative 860-444-8415

WOMEN’S CREWName Title Phone

Jen Meuse Rowing Coordinator/Head Coach 860-444-8679 Jodi Hope Assistant Coach LT Vicky Futch Assistant Coach

WRESTLINGName Title Phone Steve Eldridge Head Coach 860-444-8587 Rob McKnabb Assistant Coach 860-701-6595

WOMEN’S SOCCERName Title Phone Susan Grant Head Coach 860-444-8582 Amanda Illinger Assistant Coach LCDR Jess Rozzi-Ochs Assistant Coach Anthony Occhialini Goalkeeper Coach

WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGName Title Phone John Westkott Head Coach 860-444-8586 Mary Westkott Assistant Coach 860-701-6374 Kelly Mohr Diving Coach

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALLName Title Phone

Aylene Ilkson Head Coach 860-444-8589 Aaron Parker Assistant Coach Peter Kazlas Assistant Coach Christine Rostowfske Assistant Coach Corinne Plummer Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRYName Title Phone

Ethan Brown Head Coach 860-444-8590 Greg Ahnrud Assistant Coach Mariette Ogg Assistant Coach

ETHAN BROWN HEAD COACH ETHAN.E.BROWN@USCGA.EDUTHIRD SEASON

Ethan Brown begins his third season as the head coach of men’s & women’s track & fi eld, while he is in his fi fth season directing the cross country programs.

Coast Guard’s track & fi eld and cross country teams are beginning to build momentum on the regional and national stage.

Since taking over the helm of both cross country, the men’s and women’s cross country team placed as high as 15th and 13th respectively with Gary Ezzo (‘14) earning Regional Honors last year placing 24th. On the track and in the fi eld, several athletes have gone on to represent Coast Guard at regional meets in both cross country and track & fi eld, while 6 have earned All America honors including 4-time All-American in the hurdles, Adam Scalesse.

Prior to becoming head coach at Coast Guard, Brown served as an Assistant Coach for Track & Field for two years, working

primarily with Sprinters, Jumpers and Multi-Eventers, helping 32 athletes on to All-Region honors and Carl Luxhoj to earn All-America honors three times in the long and triple jump.

Prior to joining the staff at Coast Guard, Brown was an assistant coach for both cross country and track & fi eld at Babson

College from 2006-2008. While at Babson, Brown helped guide 16 athletes on to NCAA regional qualifi ers and 17 track athletes to the ECAC Championships. Before arriving at Babson, Brown served as an assistant coach for the men’s track & fi eld team at his alma matter, Springfi eld College from 2003-2005. During his time at Springfi eld, brown primarily worked with Sprints & Jumps where he coached several athletes to regional honors and 6 athletes to earn All-America honors in the 400 meters, 4x400, long jump, and high jump.

In college, Brown was a standout at Springfi eld College where he was a two-time All-New England high jumper. In 2001,

he qualifi ed for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships where he fi nished 12th. He holds a Master’s of Education in Sports Management from Springfi eld College and professional certifi cations including; Certifi ed Strength & Conditioning Specialist from the NSCA and USA Track & Field (USATF) Level I and Level II (Jumps) certifi ed coach.

STAFFSTAFF

GREG AHNRUDASSISTANT COACH SECOND SEASON

Greg Ahnrud is in his second season as a cross country and track and fi eld assistant coach at the Coast Guard Academy.

Ahnrud served as an assistant coach for both cross country and track & fi eld at Rhode Island College from 2009-2012 where the women’s team set 18 individual records and fi ve relay school records and the men’s team set 13 individual records and eight relay school records during his time at the school.

The last two seasons, the RIC men’s outdoor track team had its best fi nishes at the New England Championships, placing 10th in 2011 and seventh last season of the over 50 schools competing.

Ahnrud competed for the Rhode Island College cross country and track programs from 2006-08 after transferring in from Assumption College. During his time as an athlete at RIC, he served as a team captain and was a middle distance event specialist where he earned New England Alliance Conference honors several times. During the cross country season, he was one of their top runner’s at the conference and regional stages.

Coach Ahnrud holds both a USATF Level 1 and Level 2 (distance) coaching certifi cate. His coaching background is also highlighted with experience in strength training and gait analysis.

RAY LAFORTEASSISTANT COACH / HURDLES15TH SEASON

Ray is in his 15th season as a member of the Bears coaching staff .

In track, LaForte works primarly with the hurdlers. In his 14 seasons, the hurdlers on both the men’s and women’s teams have set school records in various hurdling event.

During the 2011/12 and 2012/13, Adam Scalesse earned All-America status in the 60 meter high hurdles during the indoor season and was an All-American in the 100 high hurdles in the outdoor season. Kyle Coleman was the NEWMAC champion in the 400 hurdles in 2008, 2009 and 2010 while Scalesse was the NEWMAC champion in that event in 2011.

On the women’s side, LaForte has coached school record holder Sara Meserve (55 high hurdles) as well as NEWMAC champions Chanel Lee (100 high hurdles/2008) and Alaina Kiskadoon (400 hurdles/2010)

LaForte a 25-year coaching veteran, spent fi ve seasons as the Defensive Coordinator at Ithaca, sharing an offi ce with current Coast Guard head coach Bill George.

While at Ithaca, LaForte coached four fi rst team All-America selections and the Bombers made a trip to the 1994 NCAA

Semifi nals and won two ECAC Championships (1996, 1998). In 1998, his punt return team led the NCAA in yards per return. LaForte was also an assistant lacrosse coach at Ithaca for fi ve seasons. Prior to coaching at Ithaca, LaForte was a graduate assistant at East Carolina from 1991-1993. Ray, his wife Michelle and children Michael (13), Mason (11) and Madison (6) reside in Quaker Hill.

KIM JOHNSONASSISTANT COACH POLE VAULT

Kim Johnson will serve as the Pole Vaulting Coach for the Coast Guard men’s and women’s track and fi eld teams. She is a 2011 graduate of Southern Connecticut State University, earning a Bachelor’s of Exercise Science in Human Performance.

While at Southern Connecticut, she was named a Division II All-American in the pole vault during the 2011 season. Prior to competing for the Owls she was a nine-time state champion in high school, becoming the fi rst female athlete in the state of Connecticut to jump over 12 feet.

While at the Coast Guard Academy, Kim has coached Ben Wolhaupter to All-American honors (8th, NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships) in the pole vault. She also led several post-season qualifi ers in the pole vault, including Monet Masters, who broke the school record for both the indoor and outdoor pole vault.

Johnson has been a coach at Skyjumpersct (a USATF Pole Vault Club in Southeastern Connecticut) and coached at the Skyjumpers summer camp in Pennsylvania since 2009.

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BEN THUMAASSISTANT COACH THROWS

Ben Thuma is in his third season serving as a throwing coach for both the men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and fi eld teams.

Thuma is graduate of the University of Delaware where he was a four-year letterwinner in track and fi eld. He began his coaching career in 1999, coaching at the John Powell Throwing Camp through 2005. He was also the throws coach for East Lyme (Conn.) High School from 2007 through 2011.

While at Coast Guard he has led many throwers to qualify and as well as score in several post-season championship events. He coached Emily Trudeau to break the Academy’s indoor and outdoor shot put records. As well, he’s had a hand in coaching Will Baker (Coast Guard’s #2 discus thrower all-time) as well as Abby Bishop and Clay Kosack in the throwing events on their way to multi-event accolades and record setting performances.

ANDREA PARKERASSISTANT COACH

Lieutenant Commander Parker currently serves as assistant professor of behavioral science at the US Coast Guard Academy. Currently, Ms. Parker is course coordinator for the Organizational Behavior & Leadership Course, a required course taken by cadets during the second year at the Academy. LCDR Parker also serves as faculty advisor to the Genesis Council, Coach of the Academy cheerleading squad and assistant coach for the Indoor & Outdoor track teams. Recently she was selected as the Academy’s Guide to Offi cer and Leader Development (GOLD) offi cer, responsible for the 200 week cadet leader development program for all 1000+ students.

LCDR Parker is a 2001, civil engineering graduate of the US Coast Guard Academy and also holds a masters degree in engineering management from the University of New Orleans and masters of business administration from the University of Georgia.

Lieutenant Commander Parker’s assignments include a DWO tour on the Coast Guard Cutter TAHOMA, operations planning offi cer in the 8th Coast Guard District’s Offi ce of Law Enforcement and Chief of the Enforcement Division, Sector Jacksonville.

Lieutenant Commander Parker’s decorations include two Coast Guard Commendation Medals, 9/11 medal and numerous unit awards and citations. In 2009, she was bestowed the US Department of Defense National African American History Month Meritorious Service Award and the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida, Big of the Year.

CHRISTOPHER ARMSTRONGASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON

LCDR Armstrong, a 2001 graduate of the United States Coast Guard Academy, will serve as the Offi cer Representative for the men’s and women’s cross country team and as an assistant coach for the track and fi eld teams..

While in High School, Armstrong ran cross country and track & feld where he specialized in distance events. At the Academy, he continued his running on both the cross country and track & fi eld teams.

After graduation, he headed to Coast Guard Cutter Bear from 2001 to 2003 where he was Student Engineer, Damage Control Assistant, and Assistant Engineer Offi cer. He was qualifi ed Engineering Offi cer of the Watch, Deck Watch Offi cer, and Boarding Team Member. In 2003 he headed to the University of Rhode Island to pursue his Masters Degree.

From 2005-2008, LCDR Armstrong headed to CG Headquarters where he was assigned as the C4IT Project Manager for the new National Security Cutters being constructed. He over saw the design and installation of over $300 million of equipment on each asset. In 2009 He fl eeted up to the Deputy C4IT Acquisition Planner where he was responsible for outlining a $2.3 billion strategic acquisition plan for C4IT equipment on all CG assets over the next 20 years.

In 2009, LCDR Armstrong reported to Electronic Systems Support Unit Miami (ESU) as the Operations Offi cer; overseeing 24/7 operational readiness of all C4IT equipment in the D7 Area of Responsibility. In 2011, LCDR Armstrong was fl eeted up to be the Executive Offi cer of ESU Miami where he was responsible for executing a $2 million budget annually and overseeing 225 personnel.

LCDR Armstrong reported CGA in the summer of 2013 where he currently teaches in the Electrical Engineering Section. He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering and a Bachelor’s and Master’s Certifi cate in IT Project Management from The George Washington University School of Business. LCDR Armstrong is a 2008 Copernicus Award Recipient from the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA).

PATTY OLSONASSISTANT COACHJUMPS

Patty Olson is in her third season coaching at Coast Guard and will be coaching the jumping events this season.

Olson is a 2009 graduate of the Coast Guard Academy with a degree in Civil Engineering. While at the Academy, Olson was a four-year member of both the indoor and outdoor track and fi eld teams. She participated in the triple jump as well as the high jump, qualifying for the Division III Championships in the high jump one year and also served as a team captain as a senior.

During her fi rst tour after graduation, she served as a Deck Watch Offi cer aboard the CGC BOUTWELL in Alameda, Ca.. She is currently in her second tour, serving as Construction Project Manager at the Coast Guard Academy.

ASSISTANT COACH THROWS

Chris Bonner serves as a Nautical Science Instructor and Throws Coach at the Coast Guard Academy, where he coaches the hammer, discus, and shut put throwing events.

He graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in 2007. While a cadet, he competed as a thrower for the track and fi eld team for all four years of his collegiate career. Coach Bonner has also participated as an athlete at the Scottish Highland Games.

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CHRIS BONNER

JAKE IBEYATHLETIC TRAINERSECOND SEASON

Jake is in his second season as an assistant athletic trainer at the Coast Guard Academy.

He has been an athletic trainer for eight years. Jake graduated from the University of New England with a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training. He then graduated with his master’s degree in Exercise Science with a concentration in Advanced Rehabilitation.

Before working at the Coast Guard Academy, he worked in many diff erent high schools all over the state of Connecticut.

Jake lives in Windsor, Conn. with his wife and two children.

THOMAS BONDURANTSENIOR - THROWS RICHMOND, VA.

Thomas looks to build off a season which culminated in a third place fi nish in the hammer throw at the NEWMAC Championships . He is the son of Gary and Hollis Bondurant and is majoring in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering. He is a member of the Dean’s List.

BEFORE CGA

Bondurant was a two-sport athlete at Douglas Southall Freeman (Va.) High as a football player for Bob Brinkley and a track athlete ... has an older brother, Allen (25).

GETTING TO KNOW THOMAS

Thomas’ favorite TV show is Top Gear (U.K.) and he lists his favorite movie as Super Troopers. His favorite place to visit is Emerald Isle, N.C. and he lists Mike Ditka as the greatest coach to ever live. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be President Theodore Roosevelt.

GARY EZZOSENIOR - DISTANCEARMADA, MICH.

Gary is coming off a tremendous fall season in which he was named to each the All-NEWMAC, All-ECAC, and All-New England cross country teams. During the track season he’ll be looking to build off that success and provide the Bears with leadership in the distance events. He is a member of the Dean’s List, majoring in Electrical Engineering and is the son of Mark and Vicki Ezzo.

BEFORE CGA

Ezzo was a three-sport athlete at Armada (Mich.) High and Macomb Academy of Arts and Science, participating in cross conutry, track, and bowling ... named All-State in cross country, County Champion in 3,200 meter run, and BWAC Bowling Champion ... two-year captain in both bowling and cross country ... has one brother, Greg (23), and one sister, Charlotte (23).

GETTING TO KNOW GARY

Gary’s favorite pro sports team is the Detroit Red Wings and his favorite book is Siddhartha. His favorite place to visit is Florence Italy and he believes the Cadet Wardroom has the best pizza. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be Leonardo Da Vinci.

CLAY KOSACKSENIOR - MULTI-EVENTBRENTWOOD, TENN.

Clay is coming off a year in which he qualifi ed for the National Championships in the decathlon and placed 13th at the event. He is the son of Kurt and Linda Kosack and is majoring in Civil Engineering.

BEFORE CGA

Kosack was a two-time state champion at Brentwood (Tenn.) High School for coach Gary Kinder where he was an honor roll student .... has one brother, Connor.

GETTING TO KNOW CLAY

Clay’s favorite actor is Will Ferrell and his favorite place to visit is Chicago. His snack food of choice is a Nature Valley Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter Bard and he considers Pat Summit the greatest coach to ever live. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be Bobby Knight.

JORDAN LEESENIOR - DISTANCESAN LEANDRO, CA.

Jordan is looking to build upon a solid fall season to help the Bears in mid-distance and distance events during the track season. While at the Academy, he was part of the relay team that claimed All-ECAC honors in the 4x800. He is the son of Kevin and Pauline Lee and is majoring in Electrical Engineering.

BEFORE CGA

Lee ran cross country for Coach Stephen Lim at Chinese Christian Schools (Calif.) where he was selected to the NCS All-Conference team as a senior.

GETTING TO KNOW JORDAN

Jordan’s favorite athlete is the Kenyan-born Danish middle-distance runner Wilson Kipketer. His most-used smart phone app is message and he believes that New York has the best pizza. His favorite place to visit is Hawaii.

ATHLETE BIOSATHLETE BIOS

BRAD PIENTASENIOR - DISTANCETROY, MICH.

Brad, a distance runner, is coming off a strong fall season and hopes to keep that going into the indoor and outdoor track seasons. The son of Dan and Sue Pienta, Brad’s been a member of the Dean’s List every semester at the Academy and is majoring in Naval Architecture and Engineering.

BEFORE CGA

Pienta was an accomplished athlete at Troy (Mich.) High School winning All-Region accolades in cross country and track (1 Mile) ... he was a member of the Michigan Indoor Distance Medley Relay State Championship team while being named a Nike Indoor All-American in the same event as well as the 4x1 mile relay ... has a younger brother, Matthew (16).

GETTING TO KNOW BRAD

Brad’s favorite book is Only in America (by John Mirrassou) and favorite college team other than Coast Guard is the University of Michigan. His favorite place to visit is the British Virgin Islands and his favorite restaurant is Abbott’s Lobster in the Rough. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be President John F. Kennedy.

ADAM SCALESSESENIOR - HURDLESLONGVIEW, WASH.

Adam is a four-time All-American in the hurdles and is looking to extend his streak of being named an All-American in the last four seasons (2 indoor, 2 outdoor). He has been named to the Dean’s List in six of his seven semesters at the Academy. He is the son of Vinny and Kathy Scalesse and is majoring in Civil Engineering.

BEFORE CGA

Scalessee was a three-sport athlete at Kelso (Wash.) High School, competing in golf, basketball, and track and fi eld ... he was a team captain in all three sports and made it to the state competition in golf while winning a state track and fi eld championship as a junior ... has an older sister, Sarah (25).

GETTING TO KNOW ADAM

Adam’s favorite TV show is NCIS and his favorite professional athlete is Tiger Woods. He enjoys spending time on nice golf courses and his favorite college team, other than Coast Guard, is Gonzaga. He considers Mike Krzyzewski to be the greatest coach to ever live.

BEN WOLHAUPTERSENIOR - POLE VAULTAGOURA HILLS, CA.

Ben fi nished 8th in the pole vault at last year’s National Championships to earn All-American and All-New England (2nd place all-division, Division III Champion) for the fi rst time in his career. He has been named to the Board of Trustees, Dean’s, Commandant’s, and the Athletic Director’s Lists while at the Academy. His is the son of Charles and Susan Wolhaupter and is majoring in Civil Engineering.

BEFORE CGA

Wolhaupter was a three-sport athlete at Agoura (Calif.) High School competing in cross country, track and fi eld, and wrestling ... he was a team captain in all three sports as a senior ... has an older brother, Joey (25) and two older sisters, Nicky (29) and Pam (26).

GETTING TO KNOW BEN

Ben’s favorite athletes are Clayton Kershaw and pole vaulter Brad Walker. He considers Kim Johnson to be the greatest coach to ever live and his favorite book is the Caine Mutiny. If he could meet any one, living or deceased, it would be Jonathan Goldsmith (The Man from the Dos Equis commercials).

JAMES DAWKINSJUNIOR - SPRINTSDOYLESTOWN, PA.

James placed seventh at last year’s NEWMAC Championships in the 100 meter dash and hopes to build upon that to earn an All-Conference selection this season. Throughout his Coast Guard career he has been a member of the Dean’s List as a management major. He is the son of Lee and Sue Dawkins.

BEFORE CGA

Dawkins was a two-sport athlete at Central Bucks East (Pa.) High, competing in both track and football ... he was a high honors graduate and captain of his high school track team as a senior ... has one sister, Annie.

GETTING TO KNOW JAMES

James lists his favorite movie as the Shawshank Redemption and if he had his choice of stadiums to visit, he would choose Fenway Park. His favorite athlete is American sprinter Michael Johnson while his most used smart phone app is Chrome. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

BEN HANNONJUNIOR - SPRINTSANNAPOLIS, MD.

Ben, a sprinter, is coming off a breakout season this past year in which he was named All-New England. He’s the son of Rob and Linda Hannon and is majoring in Electrical Engineering. While at the Academy he has been named to both the Dean’s List and Commandant of Cadet’s List.

BEFORE CGA

Hannon ran track for coach Brianna Kelly at Broadneck (Md.) High School where he served as a team captain as a senior ... he’s an Eagle Scout and was a two-time team MVP in high school ... has a younger brother, David (18).

GETTING TO KNOW BEN

Ben’s favorite actor is Will Ferrell while his favorite movie is Despicable Me. His favorite professional sports team is the Baltimore Ravens and his favorite place to visit is Canada. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be President Abraham Lincoln.

JAMES MARTINJUNIOR - DISTANCEHOBE SOUND, FLA.

James is looking for build off a solid fall cross country season and continue to improve in both the indoor and outdoor track and fi eld seasons. A Naval Architecture and Engineering major, he is the son of Patrick and Elizabeth Martin.

BEFORE CGA

Martin competed in cross country and track at South Fork (Fla.) High School for coach Bonnie Gladys ... he was a three-time National Science Fair fi nalist in high school ... has a younger sister, Maggie (17).

GETTING TO KNOW JAMES

James’ favorite singer is Kanye West and his favorite song is Bound 2. His favorite book is A Land Remembered and the most used application on his smart phone is his texting app. His favorite place to visit is home.AT

KELCEY SMITHJUNIOR - SPRINTSKEENE, N.H.

FREDERICK HIGGINSSOPHOMORE - SPRINTSDIAMOND BAR, CA.

Frederick had a strong season as a freshman a year ago, capped off by a fi fth place fi nish in the 400 meter at the NEWMAC Championshpis. A mechanical engineering major, he is the son of Darla Higgins.

BEFORE CGA

Higgins was a two-sport athelete at Diamond Ranch (Calif.) High School, competing in both track and fi eld and football ... has two older sisters, Rachel (24) and Sarah (23).

GETTING TO KNOW FREDERICK

Frederick’s favorite actor is Gary Coleman while he lists American Pie as his favorite movie. His favorite professional sports team is the Green Bay Packers and if he had his choice of statiums to visit, he would choose Lambeau Field. He lists Get No Better, by Clear Soul Forces, as his favorite song.

2013 RESULTS --- Third Place at NEWMAC ChampionshipDate Opponent ResultJan 12 CGA WINTER INIVITATIONAL #1 2nd placeJan 19 CGA WINTER INVITATIONAL #2 1st placeJan 26 @ Springfi eld College Invitational 5th placeFeb 1-2 @ Tufts Multi-Event 9th placeFeb 15-16 @ Division III New England Indoor Championships @ Bates 9th placeFeb 22-23 @ All-New England Championships @ Boston U. 31st placeMar 1-2 @ ECAC Championships @ New York Armory 17th placeMar 8-9 @ NCAA Championships @ Naperville, Ill. 21st placeMar 23 @ Connecticut College Invitational 2nd placeMar 30 CGA SPRING INVITATIONAL 2nd placeApr 6 @ UMass Dartmouth Invitational 3rd placeApr 13 @ Springfi eld College w/ WPI 2nd placeApr 17-18 @ Holy Cross Decathlon IndividualsApr 20 @ Silfen Invitational @ Conn. College 2nd placeApr 27 @ NEWMAC Championships @ Springfi eld 3rd placeMay 2-4 @ Division III New England Outdoor Championships @ Colby 5th placeMay 10-11 @ All-New England Championships @ Stonehill 11th placeMay 16-17 @ ECAC Championships @ Springfi eld 14th placeMay 23-25 @ NCAA Championships @ Wisconsin La Crosse 37th place

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD HISTORY

All-Americans

Greg Magee 1969 - 120-yd HH Jeff Rasnake 1998 - 3000 SteeplechaseDennis Boblayer 1971 - 880 yds Chris Weber 1999 -JavelinMike Moore 1975 - High Jump Tom Crowley 2004 -JavelinThad Silwinski 1981 - Javelin Mike Flint 2006 -Mile (Indoor)Thad Silwinski 1982 - Javelin Mike Flint 2006 - 1,500mKevin Crawley 1983 - Steeplechase Mike Flint 2007 -Mile (Indoor) Brian Poskaitis 1984 - Hammer Steve Blum 2007 - JavelinWayne Brown 1984 - Javelin Mike Flint 2007 - 1,500mBrian Poskaitis 1985 - Hammer Chris Hunt 2008 - 35 lb weight (Indoor)Joe Crouse 1987 - Javelin Carl Luxhoj 2009 - Long JumpDelano Adams 1989 - 400m (Indoor) Carl Luxhoj 2011 - Triple JumpKevin Wirth 1992 - 800m (Indoor) Carl Luxhoj 2011 - Triple Jump (Indoor)Drew Orsinger 1993 - Pole Vault Adam Scalesse 2012 - 60m hurdles (Indoor)Drew Orsinger 1994 - Pole Vault (Indoor) Adam Scalesse 2012 - 110m HurdlesDrew Orsinger 1995 - Pole Vault (Indoor) Trevor Siperek 2012 - 3000 SteeplechaseBlake Novak 1995 - 55m HH (Indoor) Adam Scalesse 2013 - 60m Hurdles (Indoor)Drew Orsinger 1995 - Pole Vault Adam Scalesse 2013 - 110m HurdlesDrew Orsinger 1996 - Pole Vault (Indoor) Ben Wolhaupter 2013 - Pole VaultJosh Fant 1998 - High Jump (Indoor)

* Athletes in BOLD won National Championships

2014 SCHEDULE2014 SCHEDULEJanuary 18 CGA Winter Invitational January 18 CGA Winter Invitational

January 25 @ Bowdoin Invitational January 25 @ Bowdoin Invitational

January 31-February 1 @ Tufts Multi-Event January 31-February 1 @ Tufts Multi-Event

February 8 @ Dave Hemery Invitational @ Boston U. February 8 @ Dave Hemery Invitational @ Boston U.

February 8 @ MIT Invitational February 8 @ MIT Invitational

February 15 @ Tufts Cupid Challenge February 15 @ Tufts Cupid Challenge

February 21-22 @ Division III New England Indoor Championships February 21-22 @ Division III New England Indoor Championships

February 28-March 1 @ All-New England Championships @ Boston U. February 28-March 1 @ All-New England Championships @ Boston U.

March 7-8 @ ECAC Championships @ Reggies Lewis Ctr. March 7-8 @ ECAC Championships @ Reggies Lewis Ctr.

March 14-15 @ NCAA Championships @ U. of Nebraska March 14-15 @ NCAA Championships @ U. of Nebraska

March 22 @ Westfi eld State Invitational March 22 @ Westfi eld State Invitational

March 29 CGA Spring Invitational March 29 CGA Spring Invitational

April 5 @ AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational April 5 @ AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational

April 12 Coast Guard Tri-Meet with WPI & Springfi eld April 12 Coast Guard Tri-Meet with WPI & Springfi eld

April 16-17 @ Holy Cross Decathlon April 16-17 @ Holy Cross Decathlon

April 19 @ Springfi eld College Invitational April 19 @ Springfi eld College Invitational

April 26 @ NEWMAC Championships @ Mt. Holyoke April 26 @ NEWMAC Championships @ Mt. Holyoke

May 1-3 @ Division III New England Outdoor ChampionshipsMay 1-3 @ Division III New England Outdoor Championships

May 9-10 @ All New England Championships @ Westfi eld St.May 9-10 @ All New England Championships @ Westfi eld St.

May 15-16 @ ECAC Championships @ RPI May 15-16 @ ECAC Championships @ RPI

May 22-24 @ NCAA Championships @ Ohio Wesleyan May 22-24 @ NCAA Championships @ Ohio Wesleyan

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