2011-12 Seton Hall Women's Golf Media Guide

(Standing left-to-right) Christina Cantu, Nicole Longobardo, Erin McClure, Hannah Basalone, McKenzie Cutter and Head Coach Sara Doell.

(Kneeling left-to-right) Stacie Ballou, Samantha Massei, Haley Van Es and Ali Kruse.

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FOR THE LATEST UPDATED INFORMATION ON SETON HALLWOMEN’S GOLF AND ALL OF THE PIRATES’ ATHLETICS TEAMS, VISIT

SHUPIRATES.COMFor information on BIG EAST Conference Golf,

log on to the league web site www.bigeast.org

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Haley Van Es

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents ................................................................... 1

2011-12 Quick Facts .............................................................. 2

Head Coach Sara Doell .......................................................... 3

Assistant Coach Debbie Murphy .......................................... 4

2011-12 Preview .................................................................... 5

Hannah Basalone ................................................................... 6

Christina Cantu ...................................................................... 7

Samantha Massei ................................................................... 8

Haley Van Es ........................................................................... 9

Nicole Longobardo .............................................................. 10

Stacie Ballou ........................................................................ 11

McKenzie Cutter ................................................................... 12

Ali Kruse ............................................................................... 13

Erin McClure ......................................................................... 14

2011-12 Roster ..................................................................... 15

2010 Fall Review .............................................................16-17

2011 Spring Review ........................................................18-19

2011 BIG EAST Championship Review ..........................20-21

2010-11 Team Leaders ........................................................ 22

This is Seton Hall .............................................................23-42

NOTE TO THE MEDIAThe Seton Hall University Offi ce of Athletics Communications welcomes your

interest in the University and the Pirates’ Women’s Golf program. Publicity and

media information for women’s golf is handled by Matt Sweeney, Assistant Athletics

Director / Communications. All interviews with Coach Doell and the student-

athletes should be arranged through the Offi ce of Athletics Communcations. Please

contact Sweeney at 973-761-9493 for any information or interview requests.

CREDITSThe 2011-12 Seton Hall Women’s Golf Guide was written and edited by Matt

Sweeney, Assistant Athletics Director / Communications. Photos by S.R. Smith

and Matt Sweeney. Cover Design by Matt Sweeney. Layout design by Liz Rathbun.

Special thanks to Dan Kuberka.

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Erin McClure

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Day Date Tournament Location SEPTEMBER

Sun.-Mon. 11 - 12 Bucknell Invitational Lewisburg, Pa. Sat.-Sun. 17 - 18 Yale Women’s Invitational New Haven, Conn. Sat.-Sun. 24 - 25 Princeton Women’s Invitational Princeton, N.J. OCTOBER

Fri.-Sat. 14 - 15 Rutgers Women’s Invitational Piscataway, N.J. Sat.-Sun. 22 - 23 Lehigh Invitational Bethlehem, Pa.

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Fri.-Sat. 16 - 17 Siena Invitational Port St. Lucie, Fla. Fri.-Sun. 23 - 25 Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational Crystal River, Fla.

APRIL

Mon.-Tue. 2 - 3 Hoya Invitational Beallsville, Md. Fri.-Sat. 13 - 14 Roar-EE Invitational Suffern, N.Y. Sun.-Tue. 22 - 24 BIG EAST Conference Championship Orlando, Fla.

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QUICK FACTSQUICK FACTSGENERAL INFORMATION

Location .................................................South Orange, N.J. 07079

Founded ........................................................................................1856

Enrollment ...................................................................................9,700

Affi liation ..................................................................NCAA Division I

Conference ...........................................................................BIG EAST

Nickname ...................................................................................Pirates

Colors ..........................................................................Blue and White

Interim President ........................................Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban

Director of Athletics ...............................................Patrick G. Lyons

Athletics Department Phone .............................(973) 761-9497

Athletics Department Website ...............www.shupirates.com

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach ........................................................................Sara Doell

Alma Mater/Year ..................................................Penn State/2000

Years at Seton Hall ................................................. Second Season

Email.................................................................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone .............................................................(973) 761-9525

Assistant Coach ...................................................... Debbie Murphy

TEAM INFORMATION

2011 BIG EAST Finish ..............................................................Eighth

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE

Assistant Athletics Director/Communications ....................... Matt Sweeney

Sweeney’s E-Mail [email protected]

Athletics Communications Phone ....................(973) 761-9493

Athletics Communications Fax ...........................(973) 761-9061


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SECOND SEASON

Sara Doell is currently in her second year as the head coach of Seton Hall’s women’s golf program. She was

named the fi rst head coach in the new program’s history on March 26, 2010. Doell came to Seton Hall with a

wealth of golf knowledge, having spent the prior four and a half years as an assistant coach at her alma mater,

Penn State.

Before her work as an assistant coach with the Nittany Lions, Doell spent more than four years as an assistant

golf professional at Ballantyne Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. She was the professional liaison for

the women’s golf league and the lead instructor of the junior golf program.

Doell graduated from Penn State University in 2000 with a degree in Media Studies, focusing on the portrayals

of women in sports media. On scholarship from 1996-2000, Doell left a lasting impression on the Nittany Lion

golf program as she had more than 10 top-10 fi nishes. Not only does Doell currently hold the Penn State record

for the lowest 54-hole score (215), she was team captain for the Lions from 1999-2000. That same year, Doell

won the Women’s Golf Academic and Athletic Achievement award, the Mary Kennedy-Zierke award and the

Penn State Spiritus Lionus Academic Leadership Award. The Kennedy-Zierke award is given annually to the

student-athlete who provides outstanding leadership and dedication as a varsity golfer.

In 1998, she was the New York State Amateur Champion. Doell also became the Women’s Rochester District

Amateur Champion in both 1997 and 2000. She carded her fi rst hole-in-one on March 28th, 2005 at Waterford

Golf Club in Rock Hill, S.C.

With competitive playing, teaching and coaching experience, Doell has developed a coaching style that

matches her core values. “I value hard work, balance, mindfulness and positive energy. I believe that my role

as a coach is to integrate those values into my coaching. It is important to give each individual athlete the tools

she needs to improve her skills and approach to the game. Practices will be designed to help each player work

on her individual needs while helping the team as a whole. We will focus on short game, course management

and target awareness. I also stress the importance of staying with the process instead of being so focused on

outcome. I am a strong believer in positive energy and how it directly correlates to success. I can guarantee

you one thing - the team will have fun in the process!”

Doell is a Class A Teaching Member of the LPGA. She currently lives in Clark, New Jersey.

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Debby Murphy has been a teaching professional for 27 years, and currently holds that postition at Trump National Golf Club. In 1998, she founded the Webster Golf Camp while serving as the teaching professional at Webster Golf Club, before developing The Academy at Webster Golf Club in 2002.

In 2001, Murphy was named the LPGA Teaching and Club Professional of the Year while earning the Phyllis Meekins Junior Development Award in the same year. She was also named a Top 50 Teacher by Golf Digest’s Golf For Women Magazine in 2001.

As a player, Murphy has competed in tournaments on the Future’s Tour, Australian LPGA, PGA of America and LPGA.

“I am both honored and excited to have the chance to add Debby Murphy as a volunteer assistant coach to the Seton Hall women’s golf program,” said Doell. “Debby was my swing instructor and coach from the time I was ten years old through my college golf career. She has had a very positive impact on me both as a player and a teacher. Debby has always been a strong ambassador for the game of golf and I look forward to working alongside her. I know that she will be very infl uential in helping to develop the individuals on this team both on and off the course.”


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2011-12 PREVIEW2011-12 PREVIEWIn its fi rst season of competition, the Seton Hall women’s golf program enjoyed a number

of successes that point to a bright future on the links. Head coach Sara Doell guided a roster

composed primarily of freshmen last year, and she will welcome three talented newcomers to

a group of six returnees in 2011-12.

“This fall season looks to be very promising as we have six returning players and three fresh-

men on the roster,” Doell said. “With a year of experience for our returning players and a very

talented freshman class coming in, we have the potential to be very competitive this fall sea-

son. We are competing in fi ve strong events with solid fi elds and have an exciting opportunity

to advance this program to the next level.”

Sophomore Hannah Basalone was the Pirates’ most consistent performer in year one. Basa-

lone competed in every tournament and led the team with a 78.88 stroke average, while also

recording the fi rst two top-10 fi nishes for the new program. In her collegiate debut, she tied

for ninth in the Bucknell Invitational, before later placing fi fth at the Spider Invitational to

close out the fall. Basalone will remain a strong contender for the Hall’s number one spot in

her second season.

“Hannah had a very impressive freshman debut with four top-10 fi nishes, including a fi fth

place showing at the Spider Invitational,” Doell said. “She will look to improve on her fi rst year

scoring average as she has worked very diligently this past summer on her game. Hannah sets

a great example in the classroom as she fi nished with a 4.0 GPA last spring and earned a spot

on the NGCA Academic All-Scholar Team. I look to Hannah to lead this team into our second

season both on the golf course and in the classroom”

Despite battling injuries, sophomore Christina Cantú displayed plenty of potential as a rookie.

She was second on the team with a 79.68 stroke average and was the team’s top individual

fi nisher at the Yale Fall Intercollegiate and the Cincinnati Spring Invitational.

“Christina is coming in off of a recent win at the Houston Golf Association Eddie Burke, Sr.

Young Houstonian in late July,” Doell said. “I know this gave her some renewed confi dence in

her ability to compete with the best and she will take that into the fall season. After suff ering

several injuries last season, Christina worked hard in the gym and on the golf course and has

come back to campus injury free and ready to compete.”

Sophomores Samantha Massei and Haley Van Es represented the Pirates in every event dur-

ing the 2010-11 season. Massei provided one of the year’s most exciting moments when she

carded the program’s fi rst hole-in-one at the Bucknell Invitational on the fall season’s opening

weekend. Van Es showed steady improvement throughout the year, posting her best round at

the Cincinnati Spring Invitational.

“Sam started of her freshman season with a bang as she carded the fi rst hole-in-one in Se-

ton Hall women’s golf history during the Bison Invitational,” Doell said. “With the guidance of

Coach Murphy, she made some signifi cant swing changes during her fi rst year, and as she left

for the summer, I know that she felt good about these changes.”

“Haley worked hard her freshman year as she represented the team in the starting line-up in

every event,” Doell continued. “I know that Haley worked very hard on her swing, short game

and fi tness level over the past summer and is ready to come back with a strong performance

this fall. I look to Haley to lead these incoming freshmen with her energy and infectious en-

thusiasm.”

Senior Nicole Longobardo and sophomore Stacie Ballou also return after sharing time in the

Hall’s lineup last year.

“Nicole’s improvement from the fall of 2010 to the spring of 2011 was signifi cant,” Doell said.

“She returns as our only upperclassman and I know that she will step into a leadership role this

year. She is an excellent student, a hard worker and has a positive attitude.”

“Stacie is striking the ball very solidly and played some great golf this summer as she com-

peted in a collegiate players tour event at Radley Run Country Club and carded three rounds

that averaged 20 shots lower than her freshman year average,” Doell said. “The dedication and

hard work that she put in this summer has shown and I am excited to see her compete this fall.”

Freshman McKenzie Cutter joins the program from North Point High School in Maryland,

where she was a four-year varsity letter winner. Cutter fi nished third in the state champion-

ship as a junior and has nine top-10 fi nishes in national junior events.

“I have tracked McKenzie for several years through her junior career and have seen her golf

game, swing, short game and attitude make tremendous improvements,” Doell said. “I had

the chance to see her compete at the PGA Callaway event this past July in State College where

she fi nished second, shooting a 70-76-76-222. She has added impressive distance off the tee,

has a creative short game, and with some guidance on course management, I believe McKen-

zie has the potential to be a very strong competitor for us this fall.”

Ali Kruse, a freshman from St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Kansas, has four top-10 and

eight top-20 fi nishes in national junior events. The 2010 Missouri Junior Amateur champion,

Kruse won the Kenneth Smith Award, presented annually to a Greater Kansas City Area High

School female and male golfer who demonstrate excellence on and off the course.

“When Ali decided to commit to the Pirates last year, I knew that we were very fortunate to

sign her,” Doell said. “She has improved her game dramatically since the summer of 2009 as

she fi red a career-low 71 in the fi nal round of the 2010 AJGA - Lockton tournament to fi nish

fi fth place in a very strong fi eld. I believe she has the potential to step into this line up as a

freshman and compete at a very high level.”

Freshman Erin McClure arrives at the Hall from Catalina Foothills High School in Arizona. A

four-year varsity letter winner, McClure helped her school to state championships in 2009 and

2010 and placed third individually as a senior. She boasts three top-10 fi nishes in AJGA quali-

fi ers.

“Having Erin on campus is exciting as she is such a positive and energetic person,” Doell said.

“When she left campus after her recruiting trip last fall, I knew that she was going to have a

positive impact on this team, not only on the golf course but also through her attitude.”

The Pirates will compete in fall tournaments at Bucknell, Yale, Princeton, Rutgers and Lehigh.

“I look forward to leading this program into its second season,” Doell said. “We begin on Sep-

tember 10th at the Bison Invitational hosted by Bucknell. Last year, we fi nished 10th in a fi eld

of 18 at this event and we can make signifi cant improvements on that fi nish with the strength

of this team.”

Seton Hall newcomers (r-to-l)Ali Kruse, McKenzie Cutter and Erin McClure

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Career Highlights: BIG EAST Academic All-Star... Started

all nine tournaments as a freshman... Posted a team-low

78.88 stroke average.

SOPHOMORE

2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Posted a stroke average of 78.88…

Competed in every tournament for the Pirates…Tied for ninth in her collegiate debut at the Bucknell

Invitational with a 19-over-par…Tied for 20th at the Princeton Invitational with a 15-over-par…

Finished fi fth at the Spider Invitational hosted by Richmond with a 12-over-par, including a third-

round 74…Tied for 32nd at the Cincinnati Spring Invitational with a 15-over-par…Tied for 11th at

the Hoya Invitational at 14-over-par…Placed 26th at the BIG EAST Championship, making up for a

fi rst round score of 92 with rounds of 75 and 77 on days two and three, respectively.

High School/Personal: Played four years on the boys’ golf team at Whittier Christian High School…

Named a captain as a junior and senior…Was a Second Team All-League selection as a junior after

winning seven straight matches along the way…Named her high school’s Scholar Athlete of the

Year as a senior…In 2010, led the team to an 8-0 record and a CIF League…CIF Southern Section

Freelance Girls’ winner with a score of 75.

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Spring Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Total Score Finish

C&F Bank Invitational 80 86 N/A 166 22 T-54th

Cincinnati Spring Invitational 77 76 78 231 15 T-32nd

Hoya Invitational 77 81 N/A 158 14 T-11th

BIG EAST Championship 92 75 77 244 28 26th

Fall Rd1 Rd2 Rd3 Total Score Finish

Bucknell Invitational 79 76 74 229 19 T-9th

Princeton Women’s Invitational 76 78 77 231 15 T-20th

Yale Women’s Invitational 81 81 78 240 24 T-43rd

Rutgers Women’s Invitational 86 80 N/A 166 22 T-27th

Spider Invitational 79 75 74 228 12 Fifth

2010-11 Stroke Avg.2010-11 Stroke Avg.

78.8878.88

Fall Stroke Avg.Fall Stroke Avg.

78.1478.14Spring Stroke Avg.Spring Stroke Avg.

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First Round Avg.First Round Avg.

80.7880.78Third Round Avg.Third Round Avg.

76.3376.33Second Round Avg.Second Round Avg.

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2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Finished with a stroke average of 79.68…

Tied for 15th in her collegiate debut with a 23-over-par in the Bucknell Invitational…Tied for 35th

at the Princeton Invitational at 22-over-par…Finished tied for 29th at the Yale Fall Intercollegiate

with a 17-over-par…Tied for 26th at the Cincinnati Spring Invitational with a 14-over-par, including

a second round score of even-par 72, the best round in program history…Tied for 28th at the Hoya

Invitational with a 19-over-par…Finished in 28th place at the BIG EAST Championship with a score

of 30-over-par.

High School/Personal: Played as the number one in each of her four seasons at the Kinkaid

School…Served as a captain as a senior…Ranked 11th in Texas and 93rd nationally in the class

of 2010…Named the 2008-09 Texas Junior Golf Tour Player of the Year…Earned All-Southern

Preparatory Conference honors for fi nishing top 10 at the state tournament in each of her fi rst three

years…The All-SPC champion as a sophomore and junior…Picked up a bevy of tournament wins in

her career and earned full exemption in the American Junior Golf Association after placing second at

the Randy Smith Classic at The Rawls Course with a 78-74-71-223.

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Cincinnati Spring Invitational 80 72 78 230 14 T-26th




Bucknell Invitational 80 75 78 233 23 T-15th

Princeton Women’s Invitational 78 80 80 238 22 T-35th

Yale Women’s Invitational 80 78 75 233 17 T-29th

Rutgers Women’s Invitational Did Not Participate

Spider Invitational Did Not Participate


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Career Highlights: BIG EAST Academic All-Star... Played

in all nine tournaments as a freshman... Posted an 87.42

stroke average.

SOPHOMORE

2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Finished with a stroke average of 87.42…

Competed in every tournament for the Pirates…Carded the fi rst hole-in-one in program history in

her collegiate debut at the Bucknell Invitational…Fired a career-best round of 79 in the fi rst round

of the Yale Women’s Invitational…Tied for 47th at the Spider Invitational hosted by Richmond…

Shot a spring-low round of 82 in the fi rst round of the Cincinnati Spring Invitational…Placed 37th

at the BIG EAST Championship.

High School/Personal: Four-year standout at Allen High School, where she was elected captain

as a senior…A First Team All-District selection and a regional qualifi er in every year of her career…

Led Allen to district championships in 2007, 2009 and 2010 to go along with a second place fi nish in

2008, as well as a third place trophy at the 2009 regional…Placed fi rst individually in the Plantation

Medalist Tournament while fi nishing as the runner-up in the Texas Legends Junior Tour Bruce Lietzke

Invitational and the Texas Junior Golf Tour Bear Creek Championship…Boasts a career tournament

low round score of 72 at the 2009 Old Brickyard.

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Bucknell Invitational 82 85 84 251 41 T-52nd

Princeton Women’s Invitational 90 92 82 264 48 60th

Yale Women’s Invitational 79 87 86 252 36 T-64th

Rutgers Women’s Invitational 87 91 N/A 178 34 T-70th

Spider Invitational 88 88 88 264 48 T-47th


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in all nine tournaments as a freshman... Posted a 89.96

stroke average.

SOPHOMORE

2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Posted a stroke average of 89.96…

Competed in every tournament for the Pirates…Fired an 86 in the second round of the Bucknell

Invitational…Shot an 87 in the third round of the Yale Women’s Invitational…Carded an 85 in the

fi rst round of the Spider Invitational, hosted by Richmond…Shot a career-best round of 81 in the

fi rst round of the Cincinnati Spring Invitational…Placed 38th at the BIG EAST Championship.

High School/Personal: Joins her brother Colin, a member of the men’s golf team, in South

Orange…Spent her fi nal two years at Penn High School, where she was a state fi nalist and Northern

Indiana All-Conference selection both seasons…Helped her team to a seventh place fi nish in the

state as a junior and 11th place as a senior…A 3.2 handicap with a high school scoring average of

75.5…Collected several high school tournament victories to go along with numerous top-fi ve and

top-10 fi nishes in national events…Placed fi fth in the Optimist International Tournament at PGA

National.

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C&F Bank Invitational 94 91 N?A 185 41 T-104th





Bucknell Invitational 93 86 95 274 64 74th

Princeton Women’s Invitational 89 92 95 276 60 T-62nd

Yale Women’s Invitational 92 91 87 270 54 72nd

Rutgers Women’s Invitational 91 95 N/A 186 42 T-91st

Spider Invitational 85 91 92 268 52 50th


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UPLAND, CALIF. / UPLAND CHRISTIAN


in seven of nine tournaments last year ... Posted a 104.82

stroke average.

SENIOR

2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Competed in fi ve fall tournaments for

the Pirates…Finished 64th at the Princeton Women’s Invitational…In the lineup for a pair of

spring tournaments…Shot a career-best round of 88 on the fi nal day of the Cincinnati Spring

Invitational…Placed 40th in the BIG EAST Championship.

High School/Personal: Played golf, softball, basketball and track and fi eld at Upland Christian

High School...Honor roll student who was a member of the Valedictorian Society and the Honors

Society...Winner of the CIF Student-Athlete Award and the Presidential Academic Award...Born June

29, 1990.

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C&F Bank Invitational Did Not Participate

Cincinnati Spring Invitational 100 99 88 287 71 116th

Hoya Invitational Did Not Participate



Bucknell Invitational 118 110 103 331 121 88th

Princeton Women’s Invitational 108 98 99 305 89 64th

Yale Women’s Invitational 104 N/A 101 205 61 WD

Rutgers Women’s Invitational 99 99 N/A 198 54 T-103rd

Spider Invitational 114 N/A N/A 114 42 WD


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in four tournaments as a freshman... Posted a 106.89

stroke average.

SOPHOMORE

2010-11: Named to BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team... Made collegiate debut in the Rutgers

Women’s Invitational during the fall season…Tied for 53rd in the fall Spider Invitational hosted by

Richmond…In the Hall’s lineup for the spring C&F Bank Invitational…Shot a career-low round of

99 in the fi rst round of the spring Hoya Invitational.

High School/Personal: Two-year captain and four-year member of the golf team at Saint Joseph

Hill Academy…Helped the squad to the 2009 CHSAA regular season and championship tournament

titles…Earned the 2009 Jody’s Classic Junior Golf championship…Named the Staten Island Junior

Golfer of the Year award in the same year…Has several top two and top three fi nishes in tournament

play to her credit.

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C&F Bank Invitational 106 105 N/A 211 67 111th

Cincinnati Spring Invitational Did Not Participate

Hoya Invitational 99 117 N/A 216 72 89th

BIG EAST Championship Did Not Participate


Bucknell Invitational Did Not Participate

Princeton Women’s Invitational Did Not Participate

Yale Women’s Invitational Did Not Participate

Rutgers Women’s Invitational 113 104 N/A 217 73 108th

Spider Invitational 109 101 108 318 102 53rd


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High School/Personal: Four-year varsity letter winner from North Point High School...After

winning the sectional championship, she fi red back-to-back rounds of 75 to place third in the

Maryland High School Championship...Has nine top-10 fi nishes in national junior events on the PGA

Callaway, AJGA, IJGT and MAPGA tours, including an eighth place fi nish at the AJGA-Nemacolin...

Qualifi ed for the PGA Junior Championships in the summers of 2009 and 2010, and was named the

2010 SMAC Player of the Year, the fi rst-ever female player of the year for co-ed golf.

Coach Doell on Cutter:

“I have tracked McKenzie for several years through her junior career and have

seen her golf game, golf swing, short game and attitude make tremendous

improvements leading to her impressive performance this past summer. I

had the chance to see her compete at the PGA Callaway event this past July in

State College where she fi nished second shooting 70-76-76. I was very excited

to see how well she was playing and the way that she represented herself on

the course. She has added impressive distance off the tee, has a creative short

game and with some guidance on course management, I believe McKenzie has

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in four tournaments as a freshman... Posted a 106.89

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High School/Personal: Has four top-10 and eight top-20 fi nishes in national junior events

from the AJGA, MWJGT and PGA Junior Series tours...Finished ninth and 11th, respectively, at the

AJGA-Pre-Season Junior at Emerald Falls and the AJGA-Corse Max/Philly Runner...Shot a 70 in

the Kansas State 5A High School Championships to win the individual title that led her team to a

fourth straight team title...2010 Missouri Junior Amateur Champion...Winner of the Kenneth Smith

Award, presented annually to a Greater Kansas City Area High School female and male golfer who

demonstrate excellence on and off the course.

Coach Doell on Kruse:

“When Ali decided to commit to the Pirates last year, I knew that we were very

fortunate to sign her. She has improved her game dramatically since the sum-

mer of 2009 as she fi red a career-low 71 in the fi nal round of the 2010 AJGA

- Lockton tournament to fi nish fi fth place in a very strong fi eld. She also fi n-

ished second place in the PGA-Callaway series event in Iowa. It is those types

of performances that gave Ali great confi dence as she enters her freshman

year. I believe she has the potential to step into this line up as a freshman and

compete at a very high level.”

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stroke average.

FRESHMAN

High School/Personal: Four-year varsity letter winner from Catalina Foothills High School...

Helped lead her team to high school state championships in 2009 and 2010, with her best fi nish

coming during her senior year when she placed third...Qualifi ed for the USGA Junior Girls Amateur

in the summer of 2010...Has three top-ten fi nishes in AJGA Qualifi ers and a 12th place fi nish at the

AJGA-Bass Pro Shop event in Missouri...Finished ninth at the JGAA Girls State Jr. Championship.

Coach Doell on McClure:

“Having Erin on campus is exciting as she is such a positive and energetic

person. When she left campus after her recruiting trip last fall, I knew that

she was going to have a positive impact on this team, not only on the golf

course but also through her attitude. She had a strong summer and competed

in several events, including shooting her career low 70. I’m excited to lead her

through her career here as a Pirate.”


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STACIE BALLOU Sophomore Staten Island, N.Y. / Saint Joseph Hill Acad.

HANNAH BASALONE Sophomore Brea, Calif. / Whittier Christian

CHRISTINA CANTU Sophomore Houston, Texas, The Kinkaid School

McKENZIE CUTTER Freshman Waldorf, Md. / North Point

ALI KRUSE Freshman Overland Park, Kan. / St. Thomas Aquinas

NICOLE LONGOBARDO Senior Upland Calif. / Upland Christian

SAMANTHA MASSEI Sophomore Allen, Texas / Allen

ERIN McCLURE Freshman Tucson, Ariz. / Catalina Foothills

HALEY VAN ES Sophomore Granger, Ind. / Penn

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2010 FALL REVIEW2010 FALL REVIEWBucknell Invitational – Sept. 11-12

Par 70 –18 Teams Competing

FINAL TEAM LEADERBOARD - TOP-5

Team 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score Finish

Bucknell 303 304 296 903 +63 First

William & Mary 307 305 310 922 +82 Second

Rutgers 306 310 313 929 +89 Third

Lehigh 314 307 310 931 +91 Fourth

Marshall 316 315 307 938 +98 Fifth

SETON HALL 334 322 331 987 +147 10th

SETON HALL SCORECARD

Player 1st 2nd 3rd Overall Score Finish

Hannah Basalone 79 76 74 229 +19 T-9th

Christina Cantú 80 75 78 233 +23 T-15th

Samantha Massei 82 85 84 251 +41 T-52nd

Haley Van Es 93 86 95 274 +64 74th

Nicole Longobardo 118 110 103 331 +121 88th

TEAM 334 322 331 987 +147 10th

LEWISBURG, Pa. - The Seton Hall women’s golf program fi nished in 10th place at this weekend’s

Bucknell Invitational, the fi rst event in program history. Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Ca-

lif.) tied for ninth place individually with a 79-76-74-229 over three rounds, leaving her eight

shots off the lead. Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas) tied for 15th place after posting a

scorecard of 80-75-78-233. Katie Jurenovich of Bucknell won the Invitational in a playoff against

Jeanne Waters of Rutgers. As a team, the Pirates shot 334-322-331-987. Bucknell won its own

tournament, with scores of 303-304-296-903. “The team performed well for its fi rst tournament,”

said head coach Sara Doell. “It was a great weekend to start the program off on the right foot, and

we look forward to preparing for Princeton this week.”

Princeton Invitational – Sept. 18-19Par 72 –12 Teams Competing



Yale 302 292 302 896 +32 First

Princeton 301 295 303 899 +35 Second

Pennsylvania 310 298 299 907 +43 Third

Georgetown 306 300 302 908 +44 Fourth

Rollins 304 310 296 910 +46 Fifth

SETON HALL 333 342 334 1009 +145 12th



Hannah Basalone 76 78 77 231 +15 T-20th


Samantha Massei 90 92 82 264 +48 60th

Haley Van Es 89 92 95 276 +60 T-62nd


TEAM 333 342 334 1009 +145 12th

PRINCETON, N.J. - The Seton Hall women’s golf team fi nished 12th place overall at the Princeton

Invitational, with a scorecard of 332-342-334-1009. Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.)

tied for 20th individually at 15-over par with rounds of 76, 78 and 77 at Springdale Country Club.

Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas) tied for 35th with back-to-back rounds of 80 following

an opening 78. Seo Hee Moon of Yale claimed the individual title while also helping her school to

the team championship. Moon fi nished at 3-under par, including a fi nal round 71. Yale shot 896

as a team, fi nishing just ahead of Princeton at 899.

Yale Fall Intercollegiate – Sept. 25-26Par 72 –14 Teams Competing



Yale 296 293 297 886 +22 First

Pennsylvania 294 301 304 899 +35 Second

Boston College 302 302 303 907 +43 Third

Longwood 313 305 298 916 +52 Fourth

Fairleigh Dickinson 300 309 308 917 +53 Fifth

SETON HALL 332 337 326 995 +131 13th




Hannah Basalone 81 81 78 240 +24 T-43rd

Samantha Massei 79 87 86 252 +36 T-64th

Haley Van Es 92 91 87 270 +54 72nd

Nicole Longobardo 104 WD 101 WD WD WD

TEAM 332 337 326 995 +131 13th

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Seton Hall women’s golf team fi nished 13th overall at the Yale Fall In-

tercollegiate, with a team scorecard of 332-337-326-995. Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston,

Texas) tied for 29th individually, shooting a fi nal round 75 at The Course at Yale. Freshman Han-

nah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) tied for 43rd after shooting a 78 in the fi nal round. Seo Hee Hoon of

Yale claimed the individual championship, fi nishing at 6-under par overall after a fi nal round 67.

Yale also won the team competition with a cumulative score of 886, 13 shots better than Penn.

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Team 1st 2nd Overall Score Finish

Fairleigh Dickinson 339 303 642 +66 First

Bucknell 323 326 649 +73 Second

Siena 331 324 655 +79 Third

St. John’s 332 324 656 +80 Fourth

Lehigh 331 326 657 +81 Fifth

SETON HALL 363 365 728 +152 19th


Player 1st 2nd Overall Score Finish

Hannah Basalone 86 80 166 +22 T-27th

Samantha Massei 87 91 178 +34 T-70th

Haley Van Es 91 95 186 +42 T-91st

Nicole Longobardo 99 99 198 +54 T-103rd

Stacie Ballou 113 104 217 +73 108th

TEAM 363 365 728 +152 19th

PISCATAWAY, N.J. - Playing through harsh weather conditions, the Seton Hall women’s golf team

placed 19th at the Rutgers Invitational this weekend. Fairleigh Dickinosn won the tournament

by seven shots over second-place Bucknell. “The girls battled as best they could in less than ideal

weather,” said head coach Sara Doell. “I am proud of the way they got through the tournament

and competed as best they could.” Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) was the top fi nisher

for the Pirates, tying for 27th place with rounds of 86 and 80. Gabriella Riber of Sacred Heart

captured individual medalist honors with a 155, three strokes better than second place Lisa War-

rilow of Fairleigh Dickinson. Five players from fi ve diff erent universities tied for third place by

carding 160. The opening round of the Invitational on Friday was halted due to darkness. It was

completed early Saturday before the onset of the second and fi nal round of the 36-hole event.

Spider Invitational – Nov. 1-2Par 72 –10 Teams Competing



Pennsylvania 299 301 302 902 +38 First

Bradley Univ. 314 301 317 932 +68 Second

Richmond 314 303 326 943 +79 Third

Old Dominion 312 306 336 954 +90 Fourth

Rutgers 324 317 321 962 +98 Fifth

SETON HALL 361 355 362 1078 +214 10th



Hannah Basalone 79 75 74 228 +12 5th


Haley Van Es 85 91 92 268 +52 50th

Stacie Ballou 109 101 108 318 +102 53rd

Nicole Longobardo 114 - - WD WD WD

TEAM 361 355 362 1078 +214 10th

MIDLOTHIAN, Va. - Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) shot a fi nal round 74 to fi nish at 12-

over par and place fi fth individually at the Spider Invitational, hosted by the University of Rich-

mond. The Pirates fi nished in 10th place as a team. Basalone, the fi rst Pirate to ever record a

top-fi ve fi nish, steadily improved in each successive round of the tournament, with a fi rst round

79 followed by a 75 in the second round. Isabel Han of Penn took fi rst place, fi nishing eight

strokes ahead of Basalone with a cumulative score of 220. Penn also took the team championship,

with a team score of 902. Bradley placed second, 30 shots off the pace. The Spider Invitational

concluded the fall season for Seton Hall.

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Yale 296 310 606 +30 First

St. John’s 308 308 616 +40 Second

Pennsylvania 315 310 625 +49 Third

Bucknell 319 312 631 +55 Fourth

Penn State 322 312 634 +58 T-Fifth

Old Dominion 317 317 634 +58 T-Fifth

SETON HALL 350 353 703 +194 T-19th




Christina Cantú 84 87 171 +27 T-75th


Haley Van Es 94 91 185 +41 T-104th


TEAM 350 353 703 +194 T-19th

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The Seton Hall women’s golf team tied for 19th place at the C&F Bank Inter-

collegiate at Ford’s Colony, hosted by William and Mary. Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.)

was the Pirates’ top individual fi nisher, tying for 54th place with rounds of 80 and 86 to fi nish at

22-over-par. Yale held off St. John’s to take the team trophy, fi nishing with a cumulative score

of 606, 10 strokes better than the Red Storm. Seo Hee Moon, the fi rst-round leader from Yale,

claimed the individual title with round of 66 and 76 for a score 2-under-par. Harin Lee and Sebin

Kim of St. John’s shared second place at 4-over-par. Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas)

was the Hall’s second-best performer, posting scores of 84 and 87.

Cincinnati Spring Invitational – Mar. 25-27Par 72 –23 Teams Competing



North Texas 301 292 289 882 +18 First

Morehead State 290 301 304 895 +31 Second

Florida Southern 295 302 300 897 +33 Third

Campbell 300 302 305 907 +43 Fourth

Stetson 303 296 309 908 +44 Fifth

SETON HALL 320 315 329 964 +171 T-20th




Hannah Basalone 77 76 78 231 +15 T-32nd


Haley Van Es 81 83 88 252 +36 T-100th


TEAM 320 315 329 964 +171 T-20th

CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. - Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas) shot a fi nal round 78 to tie for

26th individually as the Seton Hall women’s golf team wrapped up play at the Cincinnati Spring

Invitational at Plantation Golf Resort. North Texas claimed the team title with a 301-292-289

performance for a cumulative score of 882. Briana Carlson of Florida Gulf Coast shot a 74-70-67

to fi nish at 5-under-par. Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) also fi red a 78 in the third

round to fi nish tied for 32nd, one stroke behind Cantú. Junior Nicole Longobardo (Upland, Calif.)

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Nova Southeastern 307 316 623 +47 First

Yale 318 309 627 +51 Second

Princeton 315 321 636 +60 T-Third

Pennsylvania 319 317 636 +60 T-Third

Georgetown 320 324 644 +68 Fifth

SETON HALL 339 341 680 +104 15th




Christina Cantú 80 83 163 +19 T-28th

Haley Van Es 86 86 172 +28 T-64th



TEAM 339 341 680 +104 15th

BEALLSVILLE, Md. - The fi nal round of the Hoya Invitational at The Members Club at Four Streams,

hosted by Georgetown, has been cancelled due to inclement weather. Seton Hall fi nishes 15th

based on the 36 holes played on Monday. Freshman Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) fi nishes in

a tie for 11th individually after fi ring rounds of 77 and 81 to leave her at 14-over-par, 12 shots

behind Sandra Changkija of Nova Southeastern. Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas) ends

up tied for 28th after posting scores of 80 and 83 on day one, while her classmate Haley Van Es

(Granger, Ind.) carded back-to-back rounds of 86 to tie for 64th. Nova Southeastern claims the

team title, fi nishing with a four-shot lead over Yale.

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2011 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP2011 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPBIG EAST Championship – April 17-19Par 72 – Eight Teams Competing


Team 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score Finish

Notre Dame 295 297 310 902 +38 FirstLouisville 308 302 305 915 +51 SecondUSF 310 315 309 934 +70 ThirdGeorgetown 307 316 328 951 +87 FourthSt. John’s 319 312 325 956 +92 FifthRutgers 312 319 327 958 +94 SixthCincinnati 320 325 322 967 +103 SeventhSETON HALL 352 336 348 1,036 +172 Eighth


Player 1st Rd 2nd Rd 3rd Rd Overall Score Finish

Hannah Basalone 92 75 77 244 +28 26thChristina Cantú 82 78 86 246 +30 28thSamantha Massei 86 91 93 270 +54 37thHaley Van Es 92 92 92 276 +60 38thNicole Longobardo 120 115 107 342 +126 40thTEAM 352 336 348 1,036 +172 8th

PALM HARBOR, Fla. – Notre Dame captured both the men’s and

women’s 2011 BIG EAST Golf Championship titles following the fi nal

round of competition at Innisbrook Golf & Spa Resort in Palm Har-

bor, Fla., on Tuesday. The women fi nished with a three-round total

of 902 to beat second-place Louisville by 13 strokes. The men shot

had a 54-hole total of 876 to top the second-place Cardinals by six

strokes. It is the second time that the Irish have won both titles in

the same season and the fi rst time since 2004.

The Notre Dame women won their fourth BIG EAST team title and

their fi rst since 2008. The Irish carded a 310 in the fi nal round. The

13 stroke-win is the fourth-largest margin of victory in the history

of the championship. Four Irish players fi nished in the top 10 in the

individual standings, including freshman Kristina Nhim who led the

team in third place after carding 222 (+6) for the championship.

Junior Becca Huff er fi nished fourth with a 54-hole score of 223 (+7),

senior So Hyun Park placed seventh with a score of 229 (+13) and

senior Katie Conway placed 11th with a score of 233 (+17)

The Cardinals have fi nished in the top two at the BIG EAST Cham-

pionship in all six seasons that they have been members of the

conference. This is only the second time UofL has fi nished in sec-

ond to go along with four team titles. Louisville carded 915 for the

championship including a 305 in the fi nal round. The Cardinals were

led by sophomore Anna-Karin Ljungstrom, who fi nished in a tie for

fi rst with a three-round total of 221 (+5). Ljungstrom would fi nish

second after losing to St. John’s freshman Harin Lee in a playoff .

USF placed third after playing its best round on the fi nal day. The

Bulls shot 309 in the third round, fi nishing with a 54-hole total of

934. Sophomore Shena Yang led USF in fi fth place, carding 225 (+9)

for the championship. Georgetown took fourth with a score of 951.

For the fi rst time in the history of the BIG EAST Women’s Golf Championship, the individual title was decided in a playoff . After four playoff holes, St. John’s Lee topped Louisville’s Ljungstrom to take

the individual title. The two matched each other through the fi rst three playoff holes, playing holes 17, 18 and one. The pair then went to the par-fi ve second hole, where Lee made par to clinch the

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BASALONE TIES FOR 26th; CANTU 28th

PALM HARBOR, FL. - Hannah Basalone (Brea, Calif.) turned in her second straight strong performance with a 5-over-par, 77, in the third and fi nal round of the Seton Hall women’s golf team’s fi rst-ever BIG EAST Championship.

Collectively, the Pirates completed their historic tournament with a 352-336-348-1,036 to fi nish in eighth place at Innis-brook’s Island Course in Palm Harbor, Fla.

Notre Dame won the team championship in convincing fashion with a 38-over-par, 295-297-310-902. Louisville placed second 13 strokes behind the Fighting Irish.

“It has been a very special inaugural season for us,” said head coach Sara Doell. “We have developed a strong culture here to build off of for the future. I am proud of the girls and their con-sistent eff ort this season and I look forward to helping them get to the next level as we move forward.”

Basalone improved dramatically from a 92 in the fi rst round. The freshman fi nished up with a 75 in round two and a 77 in round three. For the tournament, Basalone placed 26th among all golfers with a 28-over-par, 92-75-77-244.

“I’m really proud of Hannah’s eff ort this week as she battled sick-ness and fought through it,” Doell said. “Sunday’s round was un-characteristic for her and she came back with two solid rounds to fi nish her off her freshman year on a positive note.”

Freshman Christina Cantú (Houston, Texas) also turned in a good fi rst BIG EAST Championship tournament despite playing with an ailing back. She led the team after her fi rst round 82 and joined Basalone as the second Pirate to post a sub-80 second round score with a 5-over-par, 78. For the three-round event, Cantú fi nished just two strokes behind Basalone for the team lead with a 30-over-par, 82-78-86-246 and placed 28th overall.

Freshman Samantha Massei (Allen, Texas) turned in the third-best tournament for the Pirates with a 54-over-par, 86-91-93-270.

Freshman Haley Van Es (Granger, Ind.) was consistent through-out the tournament with a trio of 92’s to fi nish 60-over-par with a 276. Rounding out the Pirates’ scoring, junior Nicole Longobar-do (Upland, Calif.) checked in with a 120-115-107-342.

Innisbrook Resort & Golf ClubIsland Course

With tight fairways, intimidating water hazards, abun-

dant bunkers, and extraordinary elevation changes,

the newly renovated and lengthened Island Course is

considered by many to be as equally demanding as

Copperhead. The extraordinarily picturesque Island has

played host to numerous U.S. Open qualifi ers and NCAA

Championships, and has also been ranked among the

country’s top 50 resort courses by Golf Digest. The LPGA

selected the course as the site of its fi rst Legends Tour

Open Championship.

2011 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP2011 BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPfirst round scorecard

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OVERALL STROKE AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Hannah Basalone 24 78.882. Christina Cantu 19 79.683. Samantha Massei 24 87.424. Haley Van Es 24 89.965. Nicole Longobardo 17 104.826. Stacie Ballou 9 106.89

FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Christina Cantu 7 80.572. Hannah Basalone 9 80.783. Samantha Massei 9 86.894. Haley Van Es 9 88.255. Stacie Ballou 4 106.756. Nicole Longobardo 7 109.00

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THIRD ROUND AVERAGE


2010 FALL AVERAGES



FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Christina Cantu 3 79.332. Hannah Basalone 5 80.203. Samantha Massei 5 85.204. Haley Van Es 5 90.005. Nicole Longobardo 5 108.606. Stacie Ballou 2 111.00


Rds Average1. Christina Cantu 3 77.672. Hannah Basalone 5 78.003. Samantha Massei 5 88.604. Haley Van Es 5 91.005. Nicole Longobardo 3 102.336. Stacie Ballou 2 102.50

THIRD ROUND AVERAGE


2011 SPRING AVERAGES


Rds Average1. Hannah Basalone 10 79.902. Christina Cantu 10 81.003. Haley Van Es 10 88.504. Samantha Massei 10 88.905. Nicole Longobardo 6 104.836. Stacie Ballou 4 106.75

FIRST ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Hannah Basalone 4 81.50 Christina Cantu 4 81.503. Haley Van Es 4 88.254. Samantha Massei 4 89.005. Stacie Ballou 2 102.506. Nicole Longobardo 2 110.00


Rds Average1. Hannah Basalone 4 79.502. Christina Cantu 4 80.003. Haley Van Es 4 88.004. Samantha Massei 4 88.755. Nicole Longobardo 2 107.006. Stacie Ballou 2 111.00

THIRD ROUND AVERAGE

Rds Average1. Hannah Basalone 2 77.502. Christina Cantu 2 82.003. Samantha Massei 2 89.004. Haley Van Es 2 90.005. Nicole Longobardo 2 97.50

TOP-10 FINISHES

1. Hannah Basalone 2

TOP-5 FINISHES

1. Hannah Basalone 1

Hannah Basalone

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Our focus is ethical leadership. Increasingly, using a strong moral compass to direct your lifestyle and work ethic is an important component in forging a successful career. This is why we offer classes in ethics and, beyond that, education guided by Catholic ideals and universal values.

Seton Hall provides a values-based education. Service learning is an intrinsic element of this. Value-neutral learning is like a ship at sea with no rudder.

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FOR THE MINDWe offer more than 60 majors and concentrations taught by 860 full-time faculty, in fi ve undergraduate schools - with practical, real-world emphasis.

FOR THE HEARTWe offer a compassionate, divers and collaborative environment that focuses on academic and ethical development.

FOR THE SPIRITOur faith and spiritual commitments inspire faculty to educate students to become servant leaders in their personal and professional lives, in their community and in their global society.

In our valued-centered curricula, programs and extracurricular activities, we focus on academics and devleopment of the individual. Our graduates continue to prove themselves as leaders in their professions and communities. Seton Hall gives you all the resources you would fi nd in a large university. But, with only 5,200 undergraduates and a 15:1 student-faculty ratio, you get the personal attention of a small liberal arts college.

ON CAMPUS

We encourage ongoing, across-the-curriculum discussions on the ethics of business, medicine, teaching and other disciplines and urge you to use your personal morals and values in debating issues and making decisions. Underscoring our national prominence in emphasizing service learning and nurturing the spirit, the John Templeton Foundation has named Seton Hall as one of the country’s leaders in developing the character of its students.

THE SIGHTS OF ONE OF NEW JERSEY’S BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HISTORIC CAMPUSES

Seton Hall is about caring and sharing - to pass a torch to students that is burning brighter than the one passed to us.

“Tony Lovisick, PH.D.

Chair, Finance and Legal Studies Stillman School of Business

Our faculty comprised of a distinguished group of scholars that have earned advanced degrees both in the U.S. and abroad. You will study alongside these learned men and women collaborating with them in developing new concepts and researching meaning-ful topics. And don’t think they won’t be involved in your academic careers - personal attention is at the heart of academic excellence.

I give the highest importance to my contact with students ... they are the school’s most important asset. “

Ambassador s. azmat hassanSenior Faculty Associate

Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations

Seton Hall is about caring and sharing - to pass a torch to students that is burning brighter than the one passed to us.

“Tony Lovisick, PH.D.

Chair, Finance and Legal Studies Stillman School of Business

Our faculty comprised of a distinguished group of scholars that have earned advanced degrees both in the U.S. and abroad. You will study alongside these learned men and women collaborating with them in developing new concepts and researching meaning-ful topics. And don’t think they won’t be involved in your academic careers - personal attention is at the heart of academic excellence.

I give the highest importance to my contact with students ... they are the school’s most important asset.

Ambassador s. azmat hassanSenior Faculty Associate

Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations

Combine a student-discounted New Jersey transit ticket, with 30 minutes train-time, and you’re at Penn Statiion in Midtown Manhattan. From there, train, bus or walk to the neighborhood of your choice. Time Square’s Theater District: plays and musicals. Upper Fifth Avenue, dubbed Museum Mile; venerable institutions like the Metropolitan and the Guggenheim. Head Downtown and check out the fi nancial district including the New York Stock Exchange. Besides the cultural and entertainment opportunities New York’s burrough of Manhattan provides, many students take advantage of internships with museums, nonprofi t and government agencies, law and accounting fi rms, television and print media - the list goes on and on.

The Hall’s campus expands dramatically when you include the surrounding areas. Hop the train to the next town west, Maplewood, for a slice of pizza, or two stops and you are in Millburn with great sushi restaurants or just a few more and your are in Summit where you can do shopping at clothing stores like Benetton or Roots, Inc. And don’t forget about the Jersey Shore or skiing in Northern New Jersey in the winter.


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DR. A. GABRIEL

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT, SETON HALL UNIVERSITY

Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., was appointed Interim President of Seton Hall University in July 2010. Since 2007, Dr. Esteban served as Provost and Chief Academic Offi cer at Seton Hall University. As Provost, he oversaw eight colleges and schools, University Libraries, and Enrollment Services.

Dr. Esteban led the Strategic Planning initiative, collaborated with faculty and academic leaders on enhancing and adding undergraduate and graduate programs, establishing academic priorities, and strengthening the centrality of academics at SHU. Since 2009, Dr. Esteban has also been responsible for Enrollment Services and is leading the change in Enrollment Management Strategy. Dr. Esteban was previously Provost (2003-2007), Dean of the College of Business and Tenured Professor of Marketing at the University of Central Arkansas (2001-2003). He served as Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs at Arkansas Tech University (1996-2001) and was an Assistant Professor at the University of Houston-Victoria. Dr. Esteban was also a full-time instructor at the College of Business Administration of the University of the Philippines.

Dr. Esteban is active in various national, regional, and community groups and served on a national task force that designed a Voluntary System of Accountability (VSA) for universities and colleges. He is also involved in Leadership Education for Asian-Pacifi cs (LEAP) as a mentor and faculty member. Dr. Esteban served as team chair and consultant evaluator for the largest regional accrediting body, the Higher Learning Commission and also served as a member of their Accreditation Review Council. At the local level, Dr. Esteban was past chair of the boards of the Conway Chamber of Commerce and the Women’s Shelter of Central Arkansas. And served on the board of the Faulkner County Habitat for Humanity He is currently a member of the Board of the Asian-Pacifi c Americans in Higher Education (APAHE), and the South Orange Performing Arts Center.

Dr. Esteban has published papers in refereed journals and proceedings, and presented papers at national, international and regional conferences such as TIMS/ORSA, American Psychological Association, Western Decision Sciences Conference, and the International Trade and Finance Association.

Dr. Esteban received a Ph.D. in Administration from the Graduate School of Management at the University of California at Irvine in 1993 and a Master of Science in Japanese Business Studies from Chaminade University in Honolulu in 1986. He earned a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from the University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. Dr. Esteban received specialized training in Leading Transformation and Change at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education, and he completed the Japan Management Program at the Japan-America Institute for Management Science in Honolulu. He also has private sector work experience in the Philippines and in Japan.

PATRICK

Director of Athletics and Recreational Services

Patrick G. Lyons was named Director of Athletics and Recreational Services at Seton Hall University on February 22, 2011.

Lyons comes to Seton Hall after spending seven years as Iona College’s Director of Athletics. Lyons’ student-athlete centered vision was incorporated into several initiatives at Iona. Working closely with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), Lyons emphasized a community service element for all of Iona’s 400+ student-athletes and 21 Division I athletic programs. He has also shown a deep commitment to student-athlete development and academic standards through additional support services and facilities in both the compliance and academic services offi ces.

Under Lyons, the Iona athletics department has seen unprecedented growth and success both on and off the fi elds of play. The men’s cross country team continued its storied success earning a second straight national runner-up fi nish at the NCAA Championship in November 2008. The program has fi nished in the Top-10 at the national championship in each of the last nine years. Along with the University of Wisconsin, no other program has seen the same success. The men’s and women’s basketball programs have established a reputation for being one of the top programs in the MAAC. The women enjoyed their most successful fi ve-year stint in program history and have made three postseason appearances in the last four seasons. The men’s program earned an NCAA Championship appearance in 2006, won 21 games in 2009-10 and has continued to rank among the leaders in the MAAC and the New York Metropolitan Area.

Other Gael programs that saw success under Lyons tutelage have been the women’s cross country team with fi ve straight MAAC Championships, the softball program earning its fi rst ever bid to the NCAA Championship in 2010, the men’s soccer program with a MAAC Regular Season Championship in 2009 and a MAAC fi nals appearance in 2010. The volleyball team reached the NCAA Championship in 2004 and returned to the MAAC fi nals in 2010. In addition, Iona’s women’s lacrosse and women’s water polo programs continued to excel in 2009-10.

Where Lyons truly made his mark at Iona has been in fundraising and improvements made to athletics facilities. The Iona Gaels Capital Improvements Fund was created by Lyons as the fi rst capital fundraising effort in the department’s history. Among several enhancements, the most dramatic and impressive changes were the opening of both the Hynes Athletics Center and the Judge Student-Athlete Academic Center in January of 2006. Lyons also oversaw the complete renovation of the varsity locker rooms - where each program now has its own space for the fi rst time in school history, the addition of a video screening room for its athletic programs as well as the resurfacing of both the Hynes Center basketball/volleyball arena fl oor and the surface of Mazzella Field, home

of the soccer and lacrosse programs. In addition, Iona created Rice Oval Softball fi eld, the fi rst on-campus home for the softball program.

Before elevating to his current role, Lyons was the Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs. In that role, he was responsible for all revenue generation by the athletics department with primary oversight of the department’s fundraising arm - The Goal Club. This included, but was not limited to, all fundraising activities and marketing for the department including the annual golf tournament, sponsorships, and the annual fund.

Prior to that role, Lyons served as Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance. He oversaw all NCAA, MAAC, and institutional policies and regulations, as well as team scheduling, student-athlete fi nancial aid, the student-athlete advisory committee, and payroll for all staff as well as student-workers. Lyons also coordinated the NCAA certifi cation process, from the self study to on-campus visits.

As a coach, Lyons led the Iona golf team to its most successful four-year span. At the helm of the Gaels from 1998-02, he directed the squad to three MAAC Championships and earned a berth in the NCAA Golf Championship in each of his three full seasons.

A native of Providence, R.I., Lyons was a two-sport standout in hockey and golf. One of the most prolifi c scorers in school history, Lyons tallied 80 goals and 90 assists during his 86-game career and led all of NCAA Division I hockey in goals per game during the 1995-96 season. He captained the golf team during his junior and senior seasons and in 1996, received the Joseph O’Connell award, given annually to Iona’s most outstanding student-athlete.

In 1999, Lyons earned his master’s degree in teaching from Iona and earned an MBA from the Hagan School of Business in 2004. Lyons has also served as an adjunct professor in both the Biology department at Iona and the Sports Business Management program at Manhattanville College.

Lyons has served on several committees at the national and conference level. He is a member of the NCAA Division I Championships and Sports Management Cabinet where he serves as a liaison to the men’s and women’s ice hockey committees. Lyons served as the Chairman of MAAC Cross Country Committee and previously as chairman of the MAAC Committee on Athletics Administration. He also serves on the MAAC Marketing and Strategic Planning Committees.

Lyons is married to the former Rachel Cintolo, a pediatric nurse practitioner and clinical faculty at Columbia University.

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SETON HALL ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT DIRECTORYUniversity President .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Dr. A. Gabriel EstebanDirector of Athletics & Recreational Services ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Patrick LyonsDeputy Director of Athletics .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Duane BaileySenior Associate Athletics Director / Team Operations. .................................................................................................................................................................................................. Jimmy O’DonnellSenior Associate Athletics Director / Compliance & Student-Athlete Development / SWA ......................................................................................................................Kimberly Keenan-KirkpatrickSecretary / Director’s Offi ce ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Mary Gross

Assistant Athletics Director / Athletics Communications ..............................................................................................................................................................................................Matthew SweeneyAssociate Director / Athletics Communications ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Michael KowalskyAssistant Director / Athletics Communications ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Vincent NovickiCreative Coordinator / Athletics Communications ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... Elizabeth RathbunCommunications Assistant / Athletics Communications .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... Adam SatzSecretary / Athletics Communications ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Ann Marie Vasquez

Faculty Athletics Representative / Academic Services ...........................................................................................................................................................................................Dr. Laura SchoppmanDirector of Academic Support Services / Academic Services .........................................................................................................................................................................................Matthew GeibelAssociate Director / Academic Services ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Amanda DiDonatoAcademic Advisor / Academic Services .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................Ryan WestmanGraduate Assistants / Academic Services .............................................................................................................................................................................................Zachary Romash, Kaitlyn Rogers

Assistant Athletics Director / Business Operations ............................................................................................................................................................................................................Loren Peterson

Assistant Athletics Director / Compliance ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Bridgette CahillCoordinator / Student Athlete Development & Special Projects ..............................................................................................................................................................................Melanie Calderwood

Equipment Manager .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Clay WhiteAssistant Equipment Manager .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Floyd Nevius

Senior Director / Pirate Blue ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Bryan FeltAssistant Director / Pirate Blue .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Nicole FerdinandoGraduate Assistant / Pirate Blue .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Brian BurkeSecretary / Pirate Blue .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Mary Laverty

Associate Athletics Director / Recreational Services .............................................................................................................................................................................................................Kathy MattaAssistant Director / Recreational Services ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Brian PollGraduate Assistants / Recreational Services ...................................................................................................................................................Anthony Aleman, Christopher Esperon, Nicholas Popoli

Associate Athletics Director / External Affairs............................................................................................................................................................................................................... Jamison HanniganGraduate Assistant / Athletics Marketing .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Aimee GebhardtBand Director / Athletics Marketing ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Debbie SfragaCheerleading Head Coach / Athletics Marketing ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................Greg Gilbert

Director of Sports Medicine / Sports Medicine .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Tony TestaAssistant Athletics Trainers / Sports Medicine ...............................................................................................................................................Margeritte Abdelkodoos, Susan Giesemann, Mitch Toda

Strength & Conditioning Coordinator ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Khyl FarrisonAssistant Strength & Conditioning Coordinator .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Angelo Gingerelli

Director of Ticket Sales / Ticket Operations ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Richard BelloDirector of Ticket Operations / Ticket Operations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... James SemeradStaff Assistant / Ticket Operations ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Jessica Guerriero

KEY PHONE NUMBERS (Area Code 973)Athletics Department .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 761-9497Athletics Ticket Offi ce ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................275-4255University Recreation Center ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 761-9730Recreational Services / Intramurals ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 761-9722Athletics Department Fax ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 761-9675Athletics Web Site ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................http://www.shupirates.com

Duane BaileyDeputy Director of Athletics

Mary GrossSecretary, Director’s Office

kimberly keenan-kirkpatrickSr. Assoc. Athletics Director

Compliance & Student-athlete devel.

Jimmy O’DonnellSr. Assoc. Athletics Director

Team Operations

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT

Dan VelezAssistant Athletics Director

Facilities and Operations

Kevin SponzoAssociate Athletics Director

Facilities and Operations

Jim SemeradDirector of Ticket Operations

Elizabeth RathbunCreative Coordinator

Clay WhiteEquipment Manager

Jessica GuerrieroStaff Assistant

Ticket Operations

Chris EsperonGraduate Assistant

Recreational Services

Melanie CalderwoodCoord. Student-Athlete

Devel. & Special Projects

Richard BelloDirector of Ticket Sales

Anthony AlemanGraduate Assistant


Brian PollAssistant Director


Loren PetersonAssistant Athletics Director

Business Operations

Kathy MattaAssociate Athletics Director


Jamison HanniganAssociate Athletics Director

External Affairs

Nicholas PopoliGraduate Assistant


ATHLETICS SUPPORT STAFF

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Ann Marie VasquezAthletics Communications

Secretary

Matt SweeneyAssistant Athletics DirectorAthletics Communications

Mike KowalskyAssociate director

Athletics Communications

The Offi ce of Athletics Communications at Seton Hall welcomes your continued interest in the University and its athletics program. For information, interviews, photographs and credentials, please call (973) 761-9493 or e-mail the respective sport contact.

MEDIA CREDENTIALSCredentials for media covering Seton Hall at Walsh Gym, Owen T. Carroll Field, Ivy Hill Park or on the University’s campus should be attained by contacting the Offi ce of Athletics Communications by phone at (973) 761-9493, by fax at (973) 761-9061, or by emailing the respective sport contact. Seton Hall reserves the right to revoke press credentials at any time for any reason.

PHOTO CREDENTIALS All photographers attending Seton Hall home athletics contests must wear proper credentials. Request for

credentials should be made in advance by contacting the Offi ce of Athletics Communications by phone at (973) 761-9493, by fax at (973) 761-9061, or by emailing the respective sport contact.

INTERVIEWSAll requests for player or coach interviews, either in person or via phone, must be arranged through the Offi ce of Athletics Communications. Advance notice of at least 24 hours is preferred.

BROADCASTSAll requests to broadcast Seton Hall athletics contests should be made in writing; they must be approved by Seton Hall Director of Athletics Patrick Lyons. Please contact the Offi ce of Athletics Communications for specifi c information particular to each sport.

PRESS ROWOnly accredited members of the media will be issued credentials to cover Seton Hall athletics, and only those issued passes will be permitted to sit on press row. Members of the media are reminded that press row is a working area and cheerleading for either the home or visiting team will not be tolerated.

MEDIA SERVICESSeton Hall University and opponent’s game notes, up-to-date statistics, BIG EAST Conference notes and statistics, and game fl ip cards will be available to working members of the media. Halftime and fi nal statistics and will also be distributed on press row when applicable. Fax services are available upon request.

POST-GAMESeton Hall coaches and student-athletes are available for comment following a post-game cooling off period. Locker rooms are closed to the media.

Matt SweeneyAssistant Athletics Director / Athletics CommunicationsContact For: Men’s Basketball, Baseball, Men’s & Women’s GolfSweeney e-mail ...................................................................matthew.sweeney@shu.edu

Mike KowalskyAssociate Director / Athletics CommunicationsContact For: Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, SoftballKowalsky e-mail ................................................................... [email protected]

Vincent NovickiAssistant Director / Athletics CommunicationsContact For: Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s Swim & Diving, Cross-CountryNovicki e-mail ...........................................................................vincent.novicki@shu.edu

Adam SatzCommunications Assistant / Athletics CommunicationsContact For: Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Swim & DivingSatz e-mail ....................................................................................... [email protected]

Vincent NovickiAssistant Director

Athletics Communications

Adam SatzAthletics Communications

Assistant

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES

Ryan WestmanAcademic Advisor

Academic Support Services

Zachary RomashGraduate Assistant


Kaitlyn RogersGraduate Assistant


Amanda DiDonatoAssociate Director


MATT GEIBELDirector


Intercollegiate athletics is a rewarding extracurricular activity that can add a special dimension to student life. At Seton Hall, all student-athletes participate in the academic counseling program. Director of Academic Support Services for student-athletes, Matt Geibel, and his staff help ensure that student-athletes successfully balance their commitments to academics and athletics.

Geibel, Associate Director Amanda DiDonato, Academic Advisor Ryan Westman and two graduate assistant, Kaitlyn Rogers and Zachary Romash provide support along with learning consultants and numerous tutors.

They monitor classroom performance by maintaining contact with faculty, monitoring study halls, facilitating advisement and overseeing compliance with university and NCAA academic regulations. The offi ce of Academic Support also coordinates all institutional, regional and national award recognition.

Life Skills MissionTo provide life skills support in the areas of academics, athletics, personal development, career development and community service through the distribution of NCAA, BIG EAST Conference and Seton Hall resources. Seton Hall University’s Life Skills program will provide on-going educational opportunities to student-athletes to further develop these areas and make our student-athletes into successful leaders of the future.

Athletics ExcellenceSeton Hall is committed to excellence in all areas and strives to provide its programs with the resources to succeed on the fi eld of competition. The Department of Athletics will seek out top professionals to serve as coaches, athletic trainers, and strength and conditioning specialists who can impart expert knowledge and direction to the student-athletes.

Academic ExcellenceSeton Hall provides a comprehensive academic support program for its Student-Athletes. Specifi cally, the Offi ce of Academic Support Services for Student Athletes provides tutoring, review sessions, study groups and writing development for Seton Hall student-athletes, as well as regular interaction with faculty.

Career DevelopmentSeton Hall provides a comprehensive career development program for its student-athletes in conjunction with The Career Center at Seton Hall University. Components of the program range from resume writing and interviewing techniques, to the graduate school application processes, seminars from business leaders within the Seton Hall community and education on post-graduate scholarship opportunities.

Personal DevelopmentSeton Hall provides several seminars on different personal topics throughout the year. Workshops vary from sports nutrition to hazing prevention, drug and alcohol awareness, and business etiquette.

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The primary objective of the Seton Hall sports medicine staff is to provide the highest quality of evidenced based health care to the University’s student-athletes. In so doing we strive to limit risk and exposure to injury mechanisms, provide immediate response to all medical needs of the student-athlete and rehabilitate any and all injuries suffered by the student-athlete. The three main goals of the Seton Hall University sports medicine staff are that all student-athletes are safe and free of injury, all student-athletes achieve their maximum athletic potential, and all Seton Hall University Athletic teams achieve BIG EAST Conference success.

Tony TestaDirector

Sports Medicine

Angelo GingerelliAssistant Strength &

Conditioning Coordinator

Khyl FarrisonStrength & Conditioning

Coordinatore

Mitch TodaAssistant Athletic Trainer

Sports Medicine

Susan GiesemannAssistant Athletic Trainer

Sports Medicine

Margeritte AbdelkodoosAssistant Athletic Trainer

Sports Medicine

Seton Hall student-athletes enjoy a 2,500-square foot varsity weight room, which opened in the fall of 1997. The facility offers versatile, multi-purpose and comprehensive upper and lower body strength training equipment. Among the features of the facility are an Olympic lifting area and cardiovascular equipment such as Stairmasters, treadmills, bicycles and a versaclimber. The room offers free weights, target-loaded machines and circuit training stations. Khyl Farrison and Angelo Gingerelli work with each team to provide expert coaching and guidance.

SPORTS MEDICINE

ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMEName (Inducted, Sport, Decade)Casie Alexander (2004, Volleyball, 90’s)

First inductee from the volleyball program… Graduated as all-time NCAA leader in service aces (416).Tracy Baskin (2008, Track & Field, 1983-87)

Three-time NCAA All-Anmerica... First NCAA National Champion for Seton Hall.William Belfer (1981, Track & Field, 60’s)

School record holder in the shot put and discus and IC4A champion.Roy N. Belliveau (1986, Basketball, Track & Field, 50’s)

Record holder in the javelin… Scored 652 career points in basketball.Louis C. Benza (1980, Swimming, 50’s)

Three-time Eastern Collegiate backstroke and freestyle champion.Craig A. Biggio (1996, Baseball, 80’s)

Career collegiate batting average of .342… Single season school record holder in games played (61) and runs scored (97).Edward A. Blankmeyer (1986, Baseball, 70’s)

First player recruited by coach Mike Sheppard… Batted .418 as a sophomore, ranked 18th in the U.S.Alfred Booth (1981, Baseball, 40’s)

Played on the 11-0 team in 1942… Batted .477 as a sophomore. Harry T. Boutsikaris (1974, Fencing, 40’s) (Lifetime

Achievement Award, 1989)

Eastern Intercollegiate Foil and Sabre champion in 1942… Returned as head coach in the 1960’s and coached for nearly three decades. Gregory Boutsikaris (1984, Fencing, 70’s)

Compiled a 124-20 career record… Member of three North Atlantic Conference Championship teams.Thomas H. Boutsikaris (1982, Fencing, 70’s)

All-American in foil in 1975 and 1976… Posted a 113-3 career record.Robert E. Brennan (1991, Honorary)

Avid supporter of Seton Hall athletics, and donated the lead gifts to the campaign for the Recreation Center.Harry Bright (2002, Track & Field, 1948-51)

Member of mile relay teams which won the back-to-back Millrose Games titles and the National AAU Sprint Medley Championship. Howard Brock (1982, Track & Field, 70’s)

All-American, All-IC4A, and All-New Jersey selection… Ran on 14 championship relay teams.Harry Brooks (1979, Basketball, 50’s)

Member of the 1953 NIT Champion team… Scored 856 points in his career.Jodi Brooks (2002, Basketball, 1990-94)

Helped Pirates to the NCAA “Sweet 16” and national ranking of 14th in 1994... Honorable mention All-America. Dana Brown (2008, Baseball, 1985-89)

Three-time BIG EAST First Team selection... Holds several Seton Hall career records.Mark Bryant (1997, Basketball, 80’s)

All-BIG EAST in 1988 and member of the fi rst Pirate team to appear in the NCAA Tournament.Frederick F. Buechel, M.D. (1981, Wrestling, 60’s)

First wrestler to be inducted… Won numerous AAU and

Eastern Championships. Leslie S. Chavies (1986, Basketball, 70’s)

Ranks seventh on all-time scoring list (1,360 points)… Member of the 1979 EAIAW Small College Champion team. Mary Beth Childs (2008, Honorary)

Former two-sport athlete at Seton Hall... Dedicated and loyal contributor.Paul W. Choi (1984, Tennis, 50’s)

Posted a 41-3 career record including tournament competition.Harry A. Coates (1975, Track Coach, 20’s-40’s)

Coached some of the greatest relay teams in school history, in addition to Olympians.Edwin J. Collins (1978, Honorary)

Despite losing part of his lower leg, earned a varsity letter as a goalkeeper for the Seton Hall soccer team.Brian D. Conlan (1979, Football, 30’s)

Captain of three Seton Hall football teams, playing both off ense and defense. Edward A. Coppola (1977, Honorary)

Head athletic trainer for over 30 years. Anthony P. Cuccolo (1991, Basketball, 60’s)

Tenacious defender who also scored 921 career points.Phil Cundari (2010, Baseball, 80’s)

BIG EAST Pitcher of the Year in 1985... Ranks among the leaders in career wins, starts, and strikeouts.Robin L. Cunningham (1984, Basketball/ Tennis,

70’s)

First woman to receive an athletic scholarship and have number retired (32)… Scored 1,003 career points while posting a 52-15 record in tennis singles.Morris J. Curotta (1977, Track & Field, 50’s)

Ran on mile relay teams which won IC4A indoor and outdoor titles in 1951… Member of 1948 and 1952 Australian Olympic Teams.Gerald E. Dalton (1982, Honorary)

Student manager for basketball and track teams… Chairman of the fi rst Hall of Fame Committee.Melvin J. Dalton (1980, Track & Field, 20’s)

Undefeated in all cross country and two-mile events in 1925… U.S. Olympic team member in steeplechase in 1928. Samuel D’Ambola (1976, Fencing, 40’s)

Member of the 1942 Eastern Intercollegiate Champion team

collegiate titles.Timothy A. Byron (1997, Baseball, 80’s)

In four seasons, never posted a losing record… Owns more career victories than any other pitcher.Martin Caff rey (1989, Baseball, 70’s)

Pitched in the College World Series two times… Earned run average ranked among the top 10 nationally.Dan Callandrillo (1989, Basketball, 80’s)

Fourth all-time leading scorer (1,985 points)… BIG EAST Player of the Year and the nation’s third leading scorer in 1982. Rev. James A. Carey (1974, Athletic Director)

Dynamic administrator who led Seton Hall to national prominence in the 40’s and 50’s.P.J. Carlesimo (2002, Basketball Coach, 1982-94)

Coached Pirates to the 1989 Final Four and was the National Coach of the Year... Coached 12 seasons making seven post-season appearances. Owen T. Carroll (1973, Baseball Coach, 1948-72)

Legendary coach who had 300 victories as well as two NCAA District II Championships and two College World Series appearancesRobert L. Carter (1974, Track & Field, 50’s)

Member of mile relay team which won 1951 Indoor Intercollegiate and National Championship.Gary G. Cavallo (1978, Baseball/Basketball, 70’s)

Scored 820 points and had 504 career rebounds… Compiled a three-year ERA of 2.31 while making a College World Series appearance.John P. Caufi eld (1982, Honorary)

Established the basketball season ticket program… Conducted basketball and baseball clinics in the city of Newark.Richard Cerone (1982, Baseball, 70’s)

All-American catcher and Academic All-American in 1975… Number-one draft choice of the Cleveland Indians in 1975.Pamela M. Cerruti (1991, Basketball, 70’s)

Ranks 10th all-time in assists (280) with 817 career points.Dean V. Cetrulo (1974, Fencing, 40’s)

National Intercollegiate Champion in the foil and sabre… Won the bronze medal in both at the 1948 Olympics. Gerald I. Cetrulo (1974, Fencing Coach, 1937-42)

Introduced fencing to Seton Hall… Led the Pirates to 70 straight victories, two National Championships, and four

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that won 68 straight matches.Alfred Daley (1984, Track & Field, 70’s)

Two-time All-American … Member of 1976 and 1980 Jamaican Olympic mile relay teams.Robert E. Davies (1973, Basketball, 40’s)

Two-time All-American and leading scorer for three seasons… On NBA’s Silver Anniversary team.Richard E. Dec (1979, Basketball, 60’s)

All-America honorable mention… Had 1,123 career points, while never missing a game. Terry Dehere (2002, Basketball, 1989-93)

All-time leading scorer and consensus All-American... First Pirate to have his number retired while an active player. Francis E. Delany (1977, Basketball/Baseball, 30’s &

40’s)

Four-year member of basketball team and captain of the 15-1 baseball squad.Norman J. Dermody, Jr. (1981, Baseball, 60’s)

School record holder in career shutouts (9) and tied for complete games (21)... 1967 Met Conference Pitcher of the Year.Anna Cavanaugh Dierickx (1980, Honorary)

First woman inducted into the Hall of Fame… Strong supporter of Seton Hall athletics.Edward A. Dierickx (1973, Honorary)

Member of “Friends of Seton Hall University” and an honorary member of the Seton Hall Alumni Federation. Victor J. DiFilippo (1989, Lifetime Achievement

Award)

Credited with starting the physical education program, teaching for 44 years… One of the fi rst coaches/trainers of Seton Hall athletes. Sue (Dilley) Regan (1989, Women’s Basketball Coach,

1973-85)

Won 193 games and made six AIAW Tournament appearances with a title in 1979. Charles Doehler (1997, Freshman Baseball Coach)

Freshman baseball coach for 15 years with a winning percentage of .950… Credited with the development of many Seton Hall greats. John V. Donovan, Jr. (1979, Baseball, 70’s)

School record-holder for shutouts in a season (5) and complete games (21)… Second in U.S. in 1969 with a 0.62 ERA.Most Rev. John J. Dougherty (1978, Honorary)

University President from 1959 to 1969 who held strong beliefs in the value of athletics to education process. Walter J. Dukes, Jr. (1973, Basketball, 50’s)

All-American and Haggerty Award recipient… All-time leading rebounder (1,697) and member of the 1953 NIT Champions.William J. Eyres (1981, Honorary)

One of the major supporters of the university... Founder of the Winners’ Circle for the basketball program.Msgr. Thomas G. Fahy (1975, Athletic Director, 50’s)

Served as athletic director for several years in the 1950’s.Larry Falcon (1984, Baseball, 60’s)

Owned a 14-4 career record with a career ERA of 1.26.Milton A. Feller (1976, Baseball, 20’s)

Outstanding outfi elder for the baseball team from 1922 to 1925.Msgr. William Noe Field (1984, Honorary)

First basketball season ticket holder after Walsh Gym was built, never missing a home game through 1966.

individual events. Adrian Griffi n (2010, Basketball, 1991-94)

Scored 1,414 career points, won Haggerty Award, and was a member of 1993 BIG EAST Championship squad.Ozelina Gorham (1997, Basketball, 80’s)

Ranks second all-time in four categories- points (1,668), rebounds (1,224), steals (252), and fi eld goals made (665).James Hanna (1976, Soccer, 50’s)

Three-time All-American… Played for teams which put together two 18-game unbeaten streaks.Michael W. Hannon (1975, Basketball/Baseball, 50’s)

Member of the 1953 NIT Champions… Hit .355 while playing right fi eld.Flirtisha Harris (2004, Track & Field, 90’s)

Earned All-America status in 400 meter run or 1600 meter relay 13 times during her career.Todd Heimer (1986, Baseball, 70’s)

Notched a 20-7 career pitching record with a career 2.92 ERA.Edward J. Heine, Sr. (1978, Baseball/Football/

Basketball/Track, 10’s)Only four-sport letterman in school history with a total of 11.John C. Henderson (1974, Honorary)

Loyal athletics fan who was member of the University Board of Trustees.Kevin Hennessey (1989, Track & Field, 60’s)

Won three national championships as a member of the two-mile relay teams.Ian Hennessy (2006, Men’s Soccer, 80’s)

Led SHU to three BIG EAST titles and was Most Outstanding Player twice... Third Team All-American in 1987Frank J. Hill, Sr. (1977, Basketball Coach, 1911-30)

Compiled a 191-75-1 record as head coach. Robert Holm (1989, Basketball, 40’s)

Standout for teams that won 39 straight games over a two-year span. Rev. John J. Horgan (1976, Athletic Director)

Athletic Director from 1960 to 1972… Responsible for the building of the athletic “bubble”.Donald Horn (1997, Honorary)

Founder of the Pirate Blue Athletic Fund in 1960, known then as “Friends of Seton Hall University”.Msgr. Michael W. Hornak (1977, Basketball/

Baseball, 20’s)

Benjamin F. Fields (1982, Track & Field, 70’s)

School record holder in the high jump… All-American in 1975, while ranking among the top 10 high jumpers in the world.Rev. Francis J. Finn (1976, Honorary)

One of the originators of the annual “Friends of Seton Hall” dinner.Peter X. Finnerty (1976, Baseball/Basketball, 40’s)

Captained baseball and basketball teams… Member of the undefeated basketball squad in 1940. Theodore A. Fiore (1980, Baseball, 60’s)

All-District II team as an outfi elder while driving in 37 runs. Robert B. Fisher (1986, Basketball, 40’s)Second leading scorer on basketball team that posted a 55-5 record over three years.Msgr. Edward J. Fleming (1986, Honorary)

Worked to enrich varsity sports at the university… Served as chairman of the Athletic Council. Frank S. Fletcher (1982, Track & Field, 40’s)

Ran on world-record setting two-mile relay team in 1942. Frank Fox (2000, Track & Field, ‘40’s)

Member of mile relay teams which captured two IC4A and Millrose game championships... Was a 1948 All-American.Leslie A. Fries (1974, Basketball/Baseball, 20’s)

Captain of the baseball team and three-year captain of the basketball team.Richard W. Gaines (1978, Basketball, 50’s)

Ranks 13th on all-time scoring list (1,511) while on two NIT teams. Nicholas Galis (1991, Basketball, 70’s)

Ranks as the 10th all-time leading scorer (1,651) points and 8th in assists (410)… Averaged 27.5 ppg, third in nation as senior. George J. Germann, Sr. (1977, Track & Field, 60’s)

On 1963-64 National AAU two-mile relay championship team.Herbert J Germann (1978, Track & Field, 60’s)

First NCAA Champion in school history in any sport (1,000 yardrun).David Gerstein (2004, Honorary)

Co-founder of the Pirate Blue Athletic Fund and co-chair of the Richie and Sue Regan Endowed Fund for Athletics.John Gibson (2000, Track & Field Coach, 1945-72)

Legendary coach who guided Seton Hall athletes to numerous national and intercollegiate championships, in relays and

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ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

Gifted athlete who played baseball and basketball.

Paul Horowitz (1984, Honorary)

Historian and publicity director for fi rst 10 years of the Athletic Hall of Fame.Kenneth House (1978, Basketball, 70’s)

One of four athletes to have compiled 1,000 points (1,670) and 1,000 rebounds (1,149) in career.Robert A. Issler (1980, Baseball/Golf, 70’s)

Undefeated as a freshman pitcher… Won both Metropolitan and New Jersey Public Golf Championships.Peter D. Jones, Sr. (1979, Baseball/Basketball, 10’s)

Third leading scorer on the basketball team for two seasons. Charles Joseph (1986, Track & Field, 70’s)

Two-time All-American and All-IC4A honoree eight times.Arturas Karnisovas (2008, Basketball, 1990-94)

Scored over 1,500 career points and led Pirates two BIG EAST Tournament Championships.O. Lawrence Keefe (1976, Honorary)

Was the fi rst full-time sports information director.Msgr. James F. Kelley (1975, Honorary)

Youngest person to serve as president of a university when appointed in 1935. Rev. Michael E. Kelly (1986, Honorary)

Member of the University Athletic Council and chairman of the Athletic Hall of Fame… Chaplain to the football and wrestling teams.Louis E. Kernan (1973, Honorary)

Member of the Board of Trustees, former president of the “Friends of Seton Hall University”, and member of the President’s Advisory Board.Raymond Keyes (1980, Baseball, 30’s)

Shortstop who compiled a career average of .377.Kenneth Kunzman (2004, Honorary)Co-founder of the Pirate Blue Athletic Fund and co-chair of the Richie and Sue Regan Endowed Fund for Athletics.Aaron Kurtzman (1981, Swimming, 50’s)

All-American in the butterfl y while winning three Eastern Intercollegiate titles. James Lampariello (1991, Administration)

Director of Sports Promotion from 1978 to 1982.Thaddeus S. Lepcio (1973, Baseball, 50’s)

Member of the 1950 NCAA District II Champions that qualifi ed

One of the fi rst “big men” to play college basketball.Nick Menza (1989, Soccer Coach, 1958-84)

Second on all-time coaching wins list for soccer with 106 in 27 seasons.Megan Meyer (2010, Softball, 2002-05)

Won back-to-back BIG EAST Championships in 2004 and 2005... Two-time All-American... Schools all-time leader in wins (81) and strikeouts (686).Peter A. Milone (1986, Fencing, 40’s)

Four-time gold medalist at the Eastern Intercollegiate Conference championships with a 127-5 record. Charles Mitchel (1991, Basketball, 60’s)

Scored 944 points in his career. John J. Monteleone (1977, Baseball/Soccer, 60’s)

Career batting average of .335 and honorable mention All-America as a goalkeeper.John Moon (1997, Track & Field Coach, 1972-Present)

Three-time BIG EAST Coach of the Year and 1994 National Women’s Coach of the Year… Has coached 19 Olympians and 64 All-Americans.John Morris (1989, Baseball, 80’s)

All-America First Team as a junior… Set 12 records while playing.Matt Morris (2004, Baseball, 90’s)

First Team All-American in 1995… First round draft pick of St. Louis Cardinals and eventual National League All-Star.John Morton (1997, Basketball, 80’s)

Member of 1989 Final Four team who ranks 11th on all-time scoring list (1,621).Glenn Mosley (1984, Basketball, 70’s)

One of four players to record 1,000 points (1,441) and 1,000 rebounds in a career… Led nation in rebounding in 1977 (16.3). Rev. Daniel A. Murphy (1980, Honorary)

Considered one of the prime authorities on Seton Hall athletics history. John Murphy (1989, Basketball & Tennis Coach,

1960’s-80’s)

Assistant basketball coach for 10 years and freshman team coach for eight. Thomas A. Murphy (1974, Honorary)

Served as a scout for basketball coaches John “Honey” Russell and Richie Regan. Stephen Nagy (1975, Baseball, 40’s)

Posted a collegiate pitching record of 22-1 with 13 consecutive wins. Al Negratti (1997, Basketball, 40’s)

Key member of the John “Honey” Russell teams that compiled a record of 71-7. Julius Nicolai (2006, Baseball, 50’s)

One of the top pitchers in the country during his time... Ranked eighth nationally with a 0.83 ERA in 1957.William T. Nolan (1975, Baseball, 50’s)

All-American in his senior season with a batting average of .392.Pat O’Kelly (1997, Soccer, 80’s)

First Team All-American and BIG EAST Player of the Year twice… Academic All-American and Hermann Trophy Finalist. Rev. John J. Outwater (1976, Baseball/Basketball,

for the College World Series.Msgr. Richard Liddy (2008, Administration)

Men’s Basketball Chaplain for over two decades... Former acting University ChancellorJohn P. Ligos (1984, Basketball, 50’s)

On team that compliled a record of 60-25 and qualifi ed for two NIT berths.Msgr. Charles E. Lillis (1976, Athletic Director)

Athletic Director from 1927 to 1945… Founder and director of the Seton Hall Track Carnival.Chester A. Lipski (1975, Track & Field, 40’s)

Anchor of the two-mile relay team that set a then-world record at the 1942 Navy Relief Games.Charles F. Lorenzo (1979, Basketball, 50’s)

Member of three NIT teams in the 1950’s… Scored 775 points in his career.Melvin Knight (1978, Basketball, 70’s)

Had 775 career points and 243 rebounds, despite playing just 50 career games because of injuries. Robert N. Knoth (1978, Baseball, 40’s)

One of the greatest hitters in baseball history, hitting .485 and .403 in his career. John A. Macknowski (1975, Basketball, 40’s)

Member of the 1946-47 team that went 24-3.Edward W. Madjeski (1977, Baseball/Basketball/

Soccer, 30’s)

Earned nine letters in three sports.Albert L. Mamaux (1975, Baseball Head Coach,

1937-42)

Compiled a 69-19 record, with an undefeated season in 1942. Phyllis A. Mangina (1991, Basketball/Softball, 80’s)

All-time leader in steals (269) and tied for second in assists (441).Rev. John J. Mannion (1989, Honorary)

Served as University chaplain for athletic teams and the Pirate Blue Athletic Fund.Richard E. Marks (1979, Baseball, 50’s)

Owns a career batting average of .377 for 1958 and 1959 Metropolitan Conference champions. Peter Matischak(2010, Soccer, 80’s)

Schools all-time leader in points (152), goals (59), and assists (34)... Named BIG EAST Player of the Year in 1986.Francis P. Meehan (1973, Baseball/Basketball, 10’s)

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Captain of the basketball team from 1924 to 1927. Patrick M. Pacillo (1991, Baseball, 80’s)

Third team All-American in 1984… Helped team to a 41-13 record and an NCAA East Regional berth.Susan G. Patton (1991, Women’s Tennis Coach, 1972-

90)

Posted winning seasons in 17 of 18 years, with a career record of 162-57-1… Won the NJAIAW championship in 1982 and 1983.Michael Paul (1991, Track & Field, 80’s)

BIG EAST Indoor Champion in the 400 meters in 1981… Ranked number-two in the world in the 400 meters.Edward R. Petrie (1978, Basketball, 50’s)

Scored 943 points during his career… Member of 1955-56 NIT team. Derrick Peynado (1989, Track & Field, 80’s)

Seven-time All-American and Member of 1981 and 1982 BIG EAST indoor champion teams.Kenneth P. Pine (1978, Basketball/Baseball, 40’s)

On basketball team that won 41 consecutive games while posting a 25-3 pitching record. Joseph E. Polinski (1986, Soccer, 50’s)

Led the team in scoring from 1950 to 1952. Austin M. Prokop (1977, Fencing, 40’s)

Member of Eastern Intercollegiate Championship team and individual titlist in the foil. Charles Puleo (1984, Baseball, 70’s)

Had a 21-7 record with 172 strikeouts for two College World Series teams.William Raftery (1984, Head Basketball Coach, 1970-

81)

Career record of 154-141 with four ECAC post-season berths and two NIT bids.Ramon Ramos (2006, Men’s Basketball, 1985-89)

Led Seton Hall to the 1989 NCAA Championship game... First Team All-BIG EAST player, shot .557 from the fl oor in his career.James R. Reardon (1981, Honorary)

Co-founder of the Owen T. Carroll Diamond Club. Richard J. Regan (1973, Basketball)

Ranks 20th on all-time scoring list (1,167) and member of the 1953 NIT Champions… Had 112 wins as coach. Rev. Francis D. Reynolds (1982, Basketball/

Baseball/Football/Track, 20’s)

Star fullback for the football team and a high jumper. James E. Reynolds (1979, Honorary)

Served on the Alumni Board of Directors… Charter member of the “Friends of Seton Hall”. Paul Riccardi (1981, Fencing, 40’s)

Won four Eastern Intercollegiate epee titles and U.S. Intercollegiate foil title.Arnold W. Ring (1980, Basketball, 50’s)

Member of three NIT teams, including 1953 champions… Earned All-NIT Second Team honors.George Ring (2010, Honorary, 1962-65)

Generous contributor to Pirate Blue Athletic Fund and several other initiatives... The building which houses the offi ces for Pirate Blue bears his name.Joseph S. Ritter, M.D. (1980, Baseball, 50’s)

the Year. Michael Sheppard, Jr. (1991, Baseball, 80’s)

Outstanding fi elding shortstop, had 115 consecutive chances without making an error.Thomas J. Sheridan (1977, Honorary)

Worked at Seton Hall for over 30 years… Has annual award in his memory for baseball player.Harry F. Singleton (1976, Basketball/Soccer/

Baseball, 20’s)

Seton Hall’s fi rst All-Eastern selection in basketball and soccer. Kelly Smith (2008, Soccer, 1997-2000)

First women’s soccer player to be inducted... Two-time NCAA statistical champion in goals and points per game.Charles Slade (1979, Track & Field, 50’s)

Member of two Intercollegiate champion mile-relay teams and squad which won fi ve straight championship events at MSG.Eugene Smith (2010, Golf, 1997-2000)

Won BIG EAST Individual title in 2000 and won a school-record six tournaments during his tenure.Frank L. Spatuzzi (1980, Baseball, 30’s)

Played four years, hitting over .400 two seasons.Andrew W. Stanfi eld (1973, Track & Field, 50’s)

Three-time National AAU 60 yard and 200 meter champion… Won three Olympic gold medals in 1952 and 1956. Msgr. Edwin V. Sullivan (1997, Honorary)

Baseball team’s chaplain for over 25 years.John H. Suminski (1982, Basketball, 60’s)

Scored 846 points in his career. Golden L. Sunkett (1981, Basketball, 60’s)

Holds the single season assist record (197) and per game average (8.57).Phillip Thigpen, Sr. (1976, Track & Field, 40’s)

National AAU 1,000 yard champion in 1948 and three-time IC4A champion.Frank J. Tracey (1979, Honorary)

High school basketball coach who had tremendous infl uence in bringing athletes to Seton Hall. John S. Tracey (1977, Baseball, 60’s)

All-American in 1964 for team which went to College World

Captain of the 1959 team and District II All Star at shortstop.Joseph M. Robertson (1975, Honorary)

Involved with the Winners’ Circle, the Diamond Club, and “Friends of Seton Hall”.Marteese Robinson (2002, Baseball, 1985-87)

Nation’s leading hitter in 1987 for the BIG EAST champion team... Named the NCAA’s Co-Player of the Year and an All-America. John D. Russell (1973, Head Basketball Coach, 1937-

43, 1949-60)Coach of the 1953 NIT championship… Holds a career record of 295-129.John Rutherburg (1997, Basketball, 40’s)

Member of teams from 1940 to 1942 which won 41 straight games.Edward A. Sadowski (1974, Basketball, 30’s)

All-America honorable mention in 1940.Geraldine Saintilus Smith (2010, Women’s

Basketball, 1986-89)

Program’s higest scorer with 1,804 career points.Robert Saugstad (1981, Golf, 60’s)

Placed in top 10 individuall as team earned a fourth-place fi nish at the 1968 Metropolitan Intercollegiate Golf Championships.Frank B. Saul, Jr. (1973, Basketball, 40’s)

First basketball player to score 1,000 career points (1,011).James H. Scheick (1979, Football, 60’s)

Club Football All-American in 1968 and 1969.Manfred Schellscheidt (2008, Soccer Head Coach,

1988-present)

Guided the Pirates to over 200 victories and two BIG EAST titles.Albert M. Senavitis (1982, Basketball, 60’s)

Top playmaker who scored 904 career points.William R. Sheppell (1975, Soccer, 40’s)

Three-time All-American (1948-50) who scored 3l career goals.Michael Sheppard, Sr. (1996, Baseball Head Coach,

1973-03)

Led teams to 12 NCAA Tournament bids and two College World Series appearances… Three-time BIG EAST Coach of

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Series.Msgr. Joseph P. Tuite (1989, Honorary)

Assistant athletic director and director of the basketball offi ce in the 1940’s.Frank Turner (2004, Track & Field, 40’s & 50’s)

Member of mile-relay team that won IC4A and NYAC championships at MSG… Ran lead-off leg on dominant relay teams of the early 1950’s.Gregory M. Tynes (1986, Basketball, 70’s)

One of only three players to have over 2,000 career points, 2,059 3rd all-time… Honorable mention All-American.John W. Valentin (1996, Baseball, 80’s)

All-American third team and All-BIG EAST, hitting .392 as a junior.Andrew Valmon (1997, Track & Field, 80’s)

Three-time All-American and holder of three records… Two-time Olympic gold medalist on 1984 and 1988 mile relay teams. Maurice Vaughn (1996, Baseball, 80’s)

Three-time All-American and BIG EAST Player of the Decade… School’s all-time career leader in home runs and RBI.

Jerry Walker (2004, Basketball, ‘90s)

1993 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year… Led Pirates to two BIG EAST titles and three NCAA appearances.Frank E. Walsh, Jr. (1991, Honorary)

Major supporter of the University’s athletic program… Chair of the Board of Regents. Robert F. Wanzer (1974, Basketball, 40’s)

Led 1946-47 team to a 24-3 and had number retired… Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame inductee.Louis F. Welaj (1981, Baseball, 40’s)

Helped Pirates put together a 26-game winning streak over 1941 and 1942 seasons.Nicholas G. Werkman III (1972, Basketball, 60’s)

Second on the all-time scoring list (2,273) career points… One of four players with over 1,000 career points and 1,000 career rebounds.Mark Whitford (2010, Honorary, 1990-93)

Former wrestler who perished during the attacks of September 11, 2001.Richard S. Wieczezak (1982, Baseball, 60’s)

All-America third team and member of 1964 College World

Hector Zamora Nick Werkman PJ Carlesimo

Series squad.Angela Williams (2006, Track & Field, 80’s)

First female All-American at SHU, earning the honor twice... Competed at the 1984 and 1988 Summer Olympics. Shana Williams (2008, Track & Field, 1989-93)

Seven-time NCAA All-America and 13-time BIG EAST Champion... First woman in BIG EAST history to win the outdoor high jump four times.Robert Wussler (2006, Honorary)

Generous supporter of Seton Hall athletics... Former member of the Board of RegentsDana Wynne (2004, Basketball, 90’s)

All-time leader in rebounding in BIG EAST play… Led nation in rebounding in 1996… Three-time honorable mention All-America.A. Zachary Yamba (1980, Soccer, 60’s)

Scored 21 goals in 1962, a record that lasted for 24 years.Hector Zamora (2006, Men’s Soccer, 90’s)

One of the fi nest men’s soccer players at SHU... First Team All-American and adidas Scholar-Athlete All-American as a senior.

Bryan FeltSenior Director

Pirate Blue

Mary LavertySecretaryPirate Blue

Brian BurkeGraduate Assistant

Pirate Blue

Nicole FerdinandoAssistant DIRECTOR

Pirate Blue

PIRATE BLUE ATHLETIC FUNDRecognizing Seton Hall University’s long and distinguished athletic history, the Pirate Blue Athletic Fund was founded in 1985 by Pirate legend Richie Regan ’53 as the University’s athletic fund-raising vehicle.

Through annual contributions, Pirate Blue enables the University to fund critical initiatives such as recruiting, travel, equipment, facilities, and academic advising. The funds raised through Pirate Blue are essential in allowing Seton Hall to remain competitive in the BIG EAST Conference.

Pirate Blue members have a special connection to the Seton Hall athletic program, as they receive exclusive benefi ts and invitations,while also playing a key role in the continuing advancement of our student-athletes.

Craig Biggio, Former Professional Baseball Player, Houston Astros Mark Bryant, Former Professional Basketball Player; Current NBA Assistant Coach, Oklahoma CityHonorable Brendan T. Byrne, Former Governor of New JerseyRichard “Rick” Cerone, Former Broadcaster, Baseball Network; Former Professional Baseball Player, New York Yankees, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, Toronto Blue Jays, Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers, Montreal ExposRaymond G. Chambers, Philanthropist, Chairman of the Amelior Foundation, Inc.Joseph Clark, Former Principal, East Side High School (portrayed in the fi lm Lean on Me); Consultant/LecturerRonald J. Cicenia (Carey), ActorChuck Connors, Actor, The Rifl eman, Arrest and Trial, Cowboy in Africa and The Yellow Rose. Baseball career with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs. Basketball career with the Boston CelticsSamuel Dalembert, Professional Basketball Player, Sacramento KingsRobert Dubill, Executive Editor, USA TodayRichard Ensor, Commissioner, Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Jack Gallagher Jr., President, Drake BakeriesDavid B. Gerstein, President, Thermwell Products Company, Inc.Adrian Griffi n, Current NBA Assistant Coach, Milwaukee Bucks, Former Professional Basketball PlayerHonorable Katherine J. Sweeney Hayden, Federal Court Judge, U.S. District Court of New JerseyJames “Jim” Hunter, Lead Radio Announcer, Baltimore OriolesSacha Kljestan, Professional Soccer Player, Anderlecht (Belgian Professional League); Member of the 2008 U.S. Olympic TeamGeorge J. Kresge, “The Amazing Kreskin”, MagicianHelen Lerner, Mega Millions Lottery WinnerBob Ley, Sports Broadcaster ESPN, ABCMatt Morris, Former Professional Baseball Player, St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates

Bart S. Oates, Vice President, Gale & Wentworth, Inc.; Former Professional Football Player, New York Giants, San Francisco 49ersHonorable Donald M. Payne, U.S. Congressman (D-NJ)Bill Raftery, Sports Broadcaster, ESPN, CBSNicholas L. Ribis, President and CEO, Trump Hotels and Casino ResortsThomas Sharkey, Chairman, Fleet Insurance AdvisorsDonald Skwar, Executive Editor/Sports, Boston GlobeCongresswoman Ellen Tauscher, California RepresentativeAndrew O. Valmon, Head Track and Field Coach, University of Maryland; Two-time Olympic Gold MedalistMaurice “Mo” Vaughn, Former Professional Baseball Player, New York Mets, Anaheim Angels, Boston Red SoxE. Duke Vincent, Vice-Chairman, Spelling Television; Executive Producer, Spelling Television Shows (Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place)Richard J. “Dick” Vitale, Sports Broadcaster, ESPN, ABC; NBA Hall of FamerMax M. Weinberg, Former Music Director Late Night with Conan O’Brien; Drummer, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street BandShana Williams, Professional Track Athlete; 1996 & 2000 United States Olympic Team MemberRobert J. Wussler, President and CEO, Ted Turner Pictures, LLC

Craig Biggio Rick Cerone Sacha Kljestan

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DIRECTIONS TO SETON HALL UNIVERSITYFROM 280 WEST: Take Route 280 West to the Clinton Street Exit. Follow access road (Freeway Drive) to South Harrison Street (seventh traffi c light). Turn left onto South Harrison Street and follow for approx. 2 miles. Bear left at the yield sign onto Center Street and follow to the end. The University’s main gate is across the intersection.

FROM THE GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE: From the GW Bridge, take the NJ Turnpike South to Exit 15W. Then follow directions for Route 280 West.

FROM CONNECTICUT: Take Route 84 West into New York State until Route 84 ends. Take 684 South toward White Plains/Tappan Zee Bridge. Take 287 West over Tappan Zee Bridge. Take exit 14A, Garden State Parkway South, to Exit 145. Follow directions for Route 280 West.

FROM NEW YORK CITY: Go through either the Lincoln or Holland Tunnel. Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 15W. Follow directions for Route 280 West.

FROM NORTH JERSEY: Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 145. Follow directions for Route 280 West.

FROM SOUTH JERSEY: Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 144. Go to second light and make a left onto South Orange Ave. Go approximately 2 miles. The University’s main gate will be on the left.

FROM PENNSYLVANIA: Take the PA Turnpike East to the NJ Turnpike North. Go to Exit 11 (Garden State Parkway). Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 145. Follow directions for Route 280 West.

FROM WEST JERSEY (ALLENTOWN, PA AND ROUTE 78 EAST): Take Route 78 East. At the split for express or local exits take “Local Exits” to exit 49B, 124 East & Maplewood. Follow road (Springfi eld Ave.) to fi rst jug handle (Valley Street - The Oranges). Take jug handle onto Valley Street. Go eight traffi c lights and turn right onto South Orange Ave. The University is one mile on your right.FROM WEST JERSEY (STROUDSBURG, PA AND ROUTE 80): Take Route 80 East to Route 280 East. Take Exit 11 (Center Street) and turn right at third light onto South Center Street. Go two traffi c lights to South Orange Avenue. The University’s main gate is located at this junction.

FROM NEWARK AIRPORT (78 WEST): Follow signs for 78 West. Take 78 West to the Millburn Exit (50B). Turn right off exit ramp on to Vauxhaull Road, and go through two traffi c lights (one immediately after your right turn). At third traffi c light turn right onto Valley Street. Follow Valley Street about 3-4 miles. You will go through six traffi c lights. At seventh traffi c light (South Orange Avenue, major intersection) turn right. Follow South Orange Avenue approx. 3/4 of a mile. You will pass the campus on your right before you get to the entrance.

DIRECTIONS TO PRUDENTIAL CENTERFROM NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE: Take exit 15E (Newark/Jersey City), follow signs to Raymond Blvd. At the stop light make a right and proceed about 2 miles to Mulberry Street (Downtown Newark). Turn left onto Mulberry St. Continue past Market Street and Edison Place, Prudential Center is on the right.

FROM GARDEN STATE PARKWAY SOUTH: Take exit 145, follow signs to Route 280 East Harrison/Newark. Take exit 15A (Route 21/Downtown Newark). Make right and proceed for 1/2 mile on Route 21 until the Market Street intersection. Make a right at the light onto Market Street. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market Street and Mulberry, Prudential Center is on the right.

FROM GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTH/ROUTE 78: ake exit 142 (Route 78), follow Route 78 east to exit 58A and follow signs for Rt. 1 and 9 North and then proceed to Rt. 21 North (McCarter Highway). Continue north on Rt. 21 for approximately 1.5 miles. At the Market Street intersection, make a left onto Market Street. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market Street and Mulberry, Prudential Center is on the right.

FROM NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: Follow signs for Rt. 1 and 9 North and follow directions above for Garden State Parkway North.

FROM NEW YORK CITY: From George Washington Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel follow signs to New Jersey Turnpike South. Follow directions above for New Jersey Turnpike.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Day Date Tournament Location SEPTEMBER

Sun.-Mon. 11 - 12 Bucknell Invitational Lewisburg, Pa. Sat.-Sun. 17 - 18 Yale Women’s Invitational New Haven, Conn. Sat.-Sun. 24 - 25 Princeton Women’s Invitational Princeton, N.J. OCTOBER

Fri.-Sat. 14 - 15 Rutgers Women’s Invitational Piscataway, N.J. Sat.-Sun. 22 - 23 Lehigh Invitational Bethlehem, Pa.

MARCH

Fri.-Sat. 16 - 17 Siena Invitational Port St. Lucie, Fla. Fri.-Sun. 23 - 25 Univ. of Cincinnati Spring Invitational Crystal River, Fla.

APRIL

Mon.-Tue. 2 - 3 Hoya Invitational Beallsville, Md. Fri.-Sat. 13 - 14 Roar-EE Invitational Suffern, N.Y. Sun.-Tue. 22 - 24 BIG EAST Conference Championship Orlando, Fla.

2011-12 SETON HALL WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE

Documents

2011-12 Seton Hall Women's Golf Media Guide