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meet the raiders

Colgate Alumni Spotlight

Andrew Jarolimek ’06Andrew Jarolimek was a four-year letterwinner for the Raiders. He was named Patriot League Co-Rookie of the Year and earned all-Patriot league second-team honors as a goalkeeper his freshman season. He broke the career record for minutes played with 3470:12 as a senior. Jarolimek is currently serving as an officer in the US Coast Guard. He attended the USCG Officer Candidate School from August 2008 to December 2008 and was commissioned as an Ensign in the USCG at the beginning of December 2008, stationed at Group/Air Station Humboldt Bay in McKinleyville, Calf.

What made you pursue a career with the U.S. Coast Guard?I pursued a career in the USCG to experience new and exciting challenges and to have a career that I enjoyed waking up to everyday. I am thoroughly enjoying my job and look forward to what each day will bring to me. Currently I am working with surface operations (boats and cutters); however, my aspirations are to go to flight school and become an aviator in the USCG.

What are some of your best memories of playing Colgate lacrosse?My best memories of playing Colgate lacrosse are many but some of the highlights include:

Defeating No. 4 Navy and later capturing the Patriot League regular season title as a senior•In 2006 defeating Lehigh in OT; a downright great game•Although we lost; playing Cornell in Schoellkopf Field in 2003 (my freshman year) •All of the friends that I made and the great times we shared over the course of my college career •

How did playing collegiate and Colgate lacrosse prepare you for your current profession?It taught me how to manage my time; my senior year I was taking a full load of classes with an additional independent study, obviously playing lacrosse, and finally enjoying what was left of my life as a college student. As a Coast Guard officer you have your main job, but are assigned other collateral duties which can sometimes take up more time than your actual job. You’re expected to be proficient at your job while also completing your collateral duties. To be successful you have to manage your time.

What would you say has been the most interesting/challenging part of your job? The most interesting part of my job thus far has been learning the many missions the Coast Guard performs. The Coast Guard is a dynamic organization that plays a vital role in commerce, homeland security, environmental stewardship, and maritime safety and mobility. Being from Colorado, I wasn’t thoroughly exposed to the Coast Guard however I am learning quickly how important this organization is and I am very proud to be a part of it. As my career progresses I will experience many things that I never dreamed of happening in my life. I am excited and look forward to the future.

university quick factsLocation ........................................Hamilton, N.Y.Founded .........................................................1819Enrollment .................................................. 2,800University Information ................ (315) 228-1000Admissions ....................................(315) 228-7401President ..................................Rebecca S. ChoppAthletic Director ..............................David RoachNickname ................................................. RaidersColors........................... Maroon, Gray and WhiteConference .................................... Patriot LeagueNational Affiliation .................NCAA Division I

lacrosse factsFirst Varsity Season ...................................1921Program Record ..................... 387-444-6 (.465)First Patriot League Season ......................1991Program PL Record ...................... 54-48 (.529)Primary Home Field (Capacity) .............................Andy Kerr Stadium (10, 221)Surface ............................................... FieldTurfPress Box .................................. (315) 228-6863Secondary Home Field (Capacity)........................................... Tyler’s Field (1,000)Surface ...............................................AstroTurfPress Box ........................(315) 228-6828/6827Head Coach ................... Jim Nagle, 8th season Alma Mater ...................................Loyola ’92 Record at Colgate .............. 63-43 (7 seasons) Career Record .................128-82 (14 seasons) Office Phone ......................... (315) 228-7716 E-mail ......................jnagle@mail.colgate.eduAssistant Coach ............Jeff Cohen, 5th season Alma Mater .................................... Clark ’02 Office Phone ........................ (315) 228-6696 E-mail .................. jacohen@mail.colgate.eduAssistant Coach ....... Craig Gibson, 3rd season Alma Mater .............................. Springfield ’04 Office Phone ........................ (315) 228-6697 E-mail ...................cgibson@mail.colgate.eduMen’s Lacrosse Fax ................... (315) 228-7925Captains: Kevin Collelouri, Brandon Corp, Ian Murphy and Andrew Watkins2008 Overall Record .................................. 11-62008 PL Record/Finish .........................4-2/1stLetterwinners Returning/Lost ...............35/10Starters Returning/Lost ............................. 7/3Newcomers ....................................................11

athletic communicationsDirector ....................................... Bob CornellAsst. Director .................................John GilgerAssistant (MLX Contact) ......Jeremiah Hergott Office Phone ........................ (315) 228-7566 Office Fax .............................. (315) 228-7977 E-Mail ...................jhergott@mail.colgate.eduAssistant ....................................Elizabeth JudgeAdministrative Assistant ..................Lisa Diehl

CreditsThe 2009 Colgate University men’s lacrosse media guide is a publication of the Colgate Athletic Communications Office. It was written, edited, and designed by Jeremiah Hergott. Additional editing was provided by Bob Cornell and John Gilger. Photography was provided by Becky Gillard, Tim Sofranko, and Debbie Eck. This publication was printed by Colgate Printshop in Hamilton, N.Y.

Table of Contents

2008 Statistics .........................................24Single-Season Individual Records ...........25Single-Season Team Records ...................25Career Records ........................................26Honors and Awards ................................27Year-by-Year Results ............................28-30Prominent Colgate Alumni .................... 31This is Colgate ........................................32The Patriot League ..................................33All-Time Letterwinners ......................34-36

Andy Kerr Stadium/Tyler’s Field ............. 2Colgate Crease Club Members ................. 32009 Season Outlook ............................... 42009 Roster ............................................... 5Head Coach .............................................. 6Assistant Coaches ..................................... 7Player Profiles ....................................... 8-202009 Opponents ......................................21Opponent Series History ........................ 222008 Season in Review ...........................23

All-AccessA selection of the men’s lacrosse home games will be Webcast through Colgate All-Access this season. Fans can sign up to watch the live action on their computer through the Colgate athletics Web site at: www.GoColgateRaiders.com

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andy Kerr stadium/tyler’s Field

Tailgating Rules for Andy Kerr Stadium

The Colgate University Department of Athletics, in order to provide a safe and enjoyable atmosphere for all of its fans, has instituted the following guidelines for tailgating at Andy Kerr Stadium.

The Maroon Council Lot is opened two hours before each game. The remaining parking lots are opened two hours prior to each game.

Your parking pass entitles you to ONE parking space. Please do not set tables, chairs, or coolers up on adjacent parking spaces. We ask for your cooperation since space is at a premium.

Vehicles and/or fans carrying beer kegs and/or excessive quantities of alcohol (wine, spirits and/or beer) will NOT be allowed into the parking lot areas. Vehicles and fans will be subject to search.

Tailgating is only allowed until five minutes into the first half, during half-time until five minutes into the second half and for one hour after the completion of any game.

All parking lot areas are walked by Colgate Police & Security and Colgate Athletic Department Event Staff to ensure fans are finished tailgating at the scheduled times.

Colgate Police & Security along with Colgate Athletic Event Staff have the right to refuse any patron admission if he/she is

Andy Kerr is Colgate’s 10,221 seat stadium that is located on campus on College Street. Parking and tailgating for the lacrosse games will take place in the lot behind the Frederick H. Dunlap East Stands (below). There is no charge to park or tailgate for members of the Colgate Lacrosse Crease Club.

The parking gates will open two hours prior to faceoff to facilitate fans who would like to tailgate prior to the game. Restroom facilities are available at the stadium.

Fans will not be allowed behind the team bench areas on the west side of the field below the press box.

The ticket gates will be located by each stairwell on the ends of the Frederick H. Dunlap East Stands.

Andy Kerr Stadium

Tyler’s Field

Tyler's Field TailgatingPolicies

You are entitled to ONE parking space. Please do not set tables, chairs, or coolers up on adjacent parking spaces. We ask for your cooperation since space is at a premium.

Vehicles and/or fans carrying beer kegs and/or excessive quantities of alcohol (wine, spirits and/or beer) will NOT be allowed into the parking lot areas. Vehicles and fans will be subject to search.

Tailgating is only allowed until five minutes into the first half, during half-time until five minutes into the second half and for one hour after the completion of any game.

All parking lot areas are walked by Colgate Police & Security and Colgate Athletic Department Event Staff to ensure fans are finished tailgating at the scheduled times.

Colgate Police & Security along with Colgate Athletic Event Staff have the right to refuse any patron admission if he/she is intoxicated.

The Colgate University men’s lacrosse team has played numerous home games on Tyler’s Field. Colgate officially dedicated Tyler’s Field in the fall of 1997. The state-of-the art AstroTurf Stadium was constructed in the memory of Tyler Whaling ‘93. The stadium is the home of the field hockey and men and women’s lacrosse teams. In 2006, the Raiders hosted the Patriot League Tournament on the field. It also was the site of Colgate’s memorable 6-3 victory over Navy in 2006.

The stadium seats 1,000 fans with extra standing room on the far side of the field. Restrooms are located directly behind the grandstand.

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Colgate lacrosse Crease Club

Extra Man Level ($5,000+)Mr. Charles G. CareyMr. Denis F. Cronin Mr. John W. EckMr. Robert F. ParrMr. Robert G. Planer Jr.

Patriot League Championship Level ($1,000-$5,000)Mr. Eric N. AndersonMr. Michael J. Batza Jr.Mr. Curtis F. BrockelmanMr. Francis X. CainMr. Francis J. Coughlin Jr.Mrs. Carolyn R. CraumerMr. Ernest E. CraumerMr. David G. CushmanMr. Thomas F. Flood IIIMr. William M. FlynnMr. John F. HarringtonMr. Richard W. HerbstMr. Thomas H. KaimMr. Richard KirchnerMr. Richard D. KissaneMr. William W. Lewis III Mr. Richard D. McKallagat Jr.Mr. Steven R. PerkinsMr. Jason G. Pinkernell Mr. James S. Redpath Mr. Stephan M. SaxonDr. Lawrence A. Schiff D.M.D. Mr. Paul N. SchregelMr. Brett TuckerMr. Steven P. VincentMr. Christopher R. WallMr. Bruce D. WanamakerMr. John B. Watkins Mr. Michael M. WeisbrotMr. Stephen C. Whitman Jr.Mr. Christopher J. WrightMrs. Sandra Drucker Wright

Tyler’s Field Level($500-$1,000) Mr. Andrew P. Bisselle Mr. Peter H. BurchfieldMr. C. William Burkhardt CLU, CPCMr. David A. ClarkeMr. Jeffrey A. DussichMr. James L. Elrod Jr.Mr. Scott W. HerbstMr. Michael O. McCarthy IIIMr. William C. McCleanDr. Neil R. McGowanMr. Edwin J. McGuinn Jr.

Mr. Robert G. McLuskyMr. Mark C. MulhollandMr. Craig L. MurphyMr. Peter J. O’ConnorMr. Lloyd E. Philpot Mr. Peter B. Treichler Mr. Peter C. Watts Mr. John M. Willis

Face Off Level($150-$500)Mr. Robert E. AberlinMr. David L. AyresDr. Ephraim E. Back Mr. Seth M. BashamMr. Eric P. BeileyMr. Frank Bosco1st Lt Ramsey BrameDr. Michael P. BuetowMr. J. Scott Cameron Esq.Mr. Arthur L. DuBoisMrs. Martha G. EilermannMr. Brian GallozziMr. Robert L. GlendeningMr. Andrew F. GoodwinMr. Robert B. Hearne IIIMr. Robert B. Hearne Jr.Mr. Randall M. HintonMr. Steven KelloughMr. Mark W. KellstromMr. Thomas A. Lalli Mr. Peter Leyden IIIMr. Keith G. ListerDr. John A. LombardoMrs. Kaitlyn L. LoweMr. Robert F. LoweMr. William J. Manning Jr.Mr. Todd N. MarkinMr. Raymond M. MastersonMr. John A. Menton IVMrs. Vanessa Rath MentonMr. Nicholas T. MonasteroMr. Walter MunzeMr. Marc A. NapolitanoMrs. Patricia Nunez-StridMr. Craig J. PariettiMr. Eric M. PerlmutterMr. Thomas J. PoleraMr. Jeffrey L. QuillenDr. Daniel N. RobinsonMr. Gary L. Ross Mr. Ellis E. RowlandMr. Timothy D. RyllMr. David N. Schlesinger

Mr. Stephen W. SolomonMr. Robert N. Stoner Jr.Mr. Peter M. Strid Mr. George L. SwanMr. William H. SwezeyMr. Robert G. TrasoliniMr. Thomas M. VincentDr. Robert A. VoegeMrs. Alice E. WardMr. Jeffrey S. WeberDr. Alan L. Williams

Ground Ball Level($50-$150) Mr. Frank D. Andruss Jr.Mr. Thomas G. B. BancroftMr. Richard L. Baum Mr. Christopher A. Burns PhDMr. Aaron M. Byrd-LeitnerMr. Jonathan W. CannonMrs. Patricia CaprioDr. and Mrs. Charles W. CarpenterMr. Andrew D. CarrollMrs. Carol N. ClackMr. Brian J. Collins Mr. Steven S. ColwellMr. William W. Conde IIIDr. Joel B. CoopermanMr. John T. CutterMrs. Philippa W. CutterMr. Eamon F. DePeterMr. Davis T. DobbinsMr. Frederick H. DunlapMr. John J. Finn IIIMr. Simon F. FlynnDr. Tibor E. FrekkoMr. Michael R. GalliganDr. Christopher D. GardnerMr. Steven M. GrzelkaMr. E. Michael HeffernanMr. Christopher J. HettlerMr. John A. HigginsMr. Jeffrey S. HillerDr. William C. KellerMr. Brian W. KentMr. Robert J. Kolyer Jr.Mr. Brian KoppMrs. Julia D. KoppMr. Timothy J. LanganMrs. RuthAnn S. LovelessDr. Thomas McGillicuddyMr. Gregory V. PerottoMr. David M. PerryMr. Gregg W. Perry

The experiences of our young men would not be realized without the loyalty and support of the Crease Club. Donations from the Crease Club help further the success of the Colgate University men’s lacrosse program. The donations provide the program with the necessary support to enhance the student-athletes’ experiences as Colgate lacrosse players. The Colgate men’s lacrosse staff and players appreciate the continued support from its generous members.

A very special thank you to all of the parents whose generosity and support at home and on the road is integral to making the Colgate men’s lacrosse program one of the best in the country. The following list is based off the amount donated specifically to Colgate University men’s lacrosse and the Crease Club.

Mr. Richard V. Riccardi Ms. Kathleen K. Seifert Mr. Clark A. TorellMr. David M. Treene Mr. Simon J. Ulcickas Jr.Mr. Paolo A. VicinelliMrs. Kara Raezer VicinelliMr. Michael S. Walsh Mr. John E. Yetter Other DonorsMrs. Denise AsherMr. Albert H. Burchfield VMr. Timothy I. CarterMrs. Samantha Soukup CarterMr. Robert S. Dowst Mr. Robert R. DuncanMr. Andrew P. Forchelli Mr. Raymond J. Gorman Jr.Mrs. Terry M. GumzMr. R. Bruce HunterMr. Matthew R. Lalli Mr. Davies NagelMr. John N. Page Jr.Mr. Eric W. von HoffmannMr. Albert R. WilkersonMr. Robert S. WittmannMrs. Leslie Harr Wittmann

Crease Club PresidentMr. Dick Herbst