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Table of ConTenTs

From the Athletics Director’s Desk ............................................................................ 2Bonnies in the Classroom ............................................................................................. 3Bonnies in the Community ............................................................................................. 4Women’s Locker Room Project .................................................................................... 5Fields Project .................................................................................................................... 6Men’s Basketball ...............................................................................................................7Women’s Basketball ........................................................................................................ 8Men’s Swimming & Diving .............................................................................................. 9Women’s Swimming & Diving ....................................................................................... 10Men’s Soccer .................................................................................................................... 11Women’s Soccer ............................................................................................................. 12Baseball ............................................................................................................................. 13Softball .............................................................................................................................. 14Men’s Tennis / Women’s Tennis ......................................................................... 15 / 16Women’s Lacrosse / Golf .....................................................................................17 / 18Men’s / Women’s Cross Country ...................................................................... 19 / 20Honor Roll of Donors ............................................................................................. 21-28Corporate Sponsors .....................................................................................................29

Mission sTaTeMenTThe mission of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at St. Bonaventure University is to complement and supplement the overall mission of the Universi-ty with the utmost integrity through adherence to NCAA and conference bylaws. The intercollegiate program is committed to mentoring all student-athletes and enriching their intellectual, spiritual, and physical growth and development. The program strives to provide competitive opportunities to a diverse range of student-athletes at the conference, regional, and national levels while maintain-ing fiscal responsibility. The Department engenders support for the University among many constituents including students, faculty, alumni, friends, and local communities.

in MeMoriuMThis Report is dedicated to the memory of Brian Moretti, assistant sports infor-mation director, who passed away on

March 6 while traveling with the women’s basketball team in Richmond, Va.

The 2013-14 St. Bonaventure University Athletics Annual Report was produced by the Athletics Communications Office.

Layout and design by Corey Dieteman and Steve Mest. Editorial content by Steve Mest, Corey Dieteman and Bryan Clark.

Primary photography by Craig Melvin; additional photos were provided by the Atlantic 10.

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Bonnies fans,

On behalf of our entire department, thank you for your support in the 2013-14 academic year. As you will see in the pages of this Annual Report, we have plenty to be thankful for and to celebrate.

One of the top priorities at St. Bonaventure is the renovation of our outdoor athletic fields. I am thrilled to say that the first phase of this proj-ect is now well underway and will be ready in time for soccer season. Our newly-renovated turf field will be a huge boost to the soccer and women’s lacrosse teams as well as Bona’s club rugby teams and will be a point of pride for the entire campus.

Our student-athletes continue to be extremely successful in the classroom, as they again ended the year with better than a 3.0 combined GPA. We also recently earned the best Academic Progress Rates since the NCAA began calculating them. Notably, the men’s cross country and women’s soccer programs earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA for posting scores in the top 10 percent of their sports based on their most recent multi-year APR. Finally, our student-athletes and staff again logged hundreds of service hours last year in the greater Olean-Allegany community, giving back to the community that supports us so passionately.

Enjoy your summer. Thank you for all that you do for the Bonnies!

Steve WatsonAthletics Director

P.S. – How can you help the Bonnies? 1) Make a gift to the Bonnies Athletic Fund or a project campaign 2) Buy tickets to a game 3) Proudly wear brown & white

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2013-14 was another year in a long tradition of St. Bonaventure student-athletes performing at a high level in academics. Some points of pride:

• The Bonnies’ 240 student-athletes combined to earn a 3.14 Grade Point Average in the spring se-mester. Over their entire careers, the cumulative GPA for SBU student-athletes through the spring 2014 semester is 3.16. Both of those figures are better than the student body as a whole.

• Nearly half of the Bonnies’ student athletes – 108 in all – earned Dean’s List honors for the spring semester with a GPA of 3.25 or higher. Seventy-six of those came in at 3.5 or higher, thereby earning a spot on the A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll, with a remarkable 16 at a perfect 4.0.

• From the team perspective, nine of the Bonnies’ 14 teams hold a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 while four of them – golf, women’s cross country, women’s swimming and diving and softball – stand at better than 3.4.

Women’s Soccer, Men’s Cross Country Earn NCAA APR AwardsThe women’s soccer and men’s cross country teams earned Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA this spring for posting scores in the top 10 percent of their sports based on their most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rate.

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Some of the community service initiatives and groups that Bonnies teamsworked with over the past year include: - Special Olympics - unified sports day, sports clinics at St. Bonaventure- Olean Area School District - school visits, clinics- Allegany-Limestone School District - school visits, clinics- The United Way - newspaper drive- Juvenile Diabetes Foundation - softball team home run derby and walk- The Warming House (Olean)- Taking Steps To Cure Cystic Fibrosis Walk- Mount Irenaeus- YMCA Healthy Kids Day- Bona Responds- Community clean-up days- Women In Sports Day- Bona Buddies

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Softball organized a walk to support JDRF (above) while women’s soccer held a clinic for local children

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On November 2, the women’s basketball program celebrated the official opening of its new locker room and meeting room.

Approximately 40 of the program’s alumni returnedto campus for the opening as well as to participate in an alumni game that morning.

The team’s new spaces rank among the best in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Totaling 1,740 square feet, the locker room includes 15 lockers shaped in a gradual curve so they all face toward a whiteboard and projec-tion screen. The team room includes a study area with personal computers, a large screen TV and a lounge / meeting area. A spacious bath and shower area is on the opposite side of the locker room, while a custom foyer complete with a listing of all of the program’s letterwinners and All-Conference players provides a unique entry.

The $300,000 project was completely funded by the generous donations of over 200 people and corporations. John Meisch ’58 and his wife Kay (center of photo) provided the lead gift of $75,000.

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A $2 million renovation to St. Bonaventure’s athletics fields complex is underway.

The field that is home to the Bonnies’ men’s and women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse teams will be converted to an artificial playing surface called A-Turf Titan, which is manufactured by A-Turf of Cheektowaga, N.Y. Lights will be the other major component of the project. In addition, a concrete step entrance to the field and new perimeter fencing will be installed.

Sparked by a lead gift of $1 million from Tom ’80 and Michelle Marra, both the first and second phases of the project will be funded entirely through philanthropic donor support. Fundraising continues for Phase 2, which will renovate the softball field to A-Turf, as well as add amenties to the multi-purpose field such as a new scoreboard, bleachers and press box.

Construction is scheduled to take approximately three months and is expected to be completed in time for the start of the Bonnies’ soccer seasons in August. St. Bonaventure’s successful men’s and women’s club rugby teams will also play their home competitions on the field starting in the fall.

A-Turf Titan is used by the NFL’s Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium as well as university and high school athletic fields. It carries a 12-year warranty and includes a sub-surface “shock pad” to improve safety. Another primary benefit of the turf is its drainage system, which will eliminate the postponements and cancellations of games due to wet conditions that have plagued the field.

For more information on the project, contact Darian Westerfield at (716) 375-2161 or dwesterf@sbu.

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Men’s baskeTballOverall: 18-15 | A-10: 6-10 | A-10 Finish: 9th

SEASON OVERVIEWA buzzer-beating 3-pointer by guard Jordan Gathers – later named the top play of the week by ESPN SportsCenter – gave St. Bonaventure an upset over #18 Saint Louis and a berth into the semifinals of the A-10 Tournament. The Bonnies lost to eventual champion Saint Joseph’s, but the three days at Bar-clays Center in Brooklyn were the culmination of how well this team played all season. Mark Schmidt’s group won 18 games all told, including a pair over nationally-ranked teams (Saint Louis and #21 UMass), and was competitive every time out. The Bon-nies won 10 non-conference games, the program’s most since 1997. Matthew Wright (16.3 points per game), Charlon Kloof (11.8 ppg) and Marquise Simmons (8.0 ppg) led the way, playing the best basketball of their careers as seniors. Center Youssou Ndoye (10.2 ppg, 5.7 rebounds per game) and Gathers (8.2 ppg) enjoyed strong junior seasons, while sophomore forward Dion Wright (8.7 ppg, 4.8 rpg) had a breakout season as the team’s sixth man. The Bonnies’ win over LaSalle Jan. 22 was the 100th for Schmidt at St. Bonaventure. St. Bonaventure also collected Little Three wins over Canisius and Niagara.

AWARDS & HONORS- Senior G Matthew Wright finished fifth in A-10 in scoring (16.3 ppg) and led the A-10 in free throw shooting- Wright finished his career with 1,037 points; he is the 40th player in school history to reach the 1,000-point milestone- Senior G Charlon Kloof led the A-10 in assist-to-turnover ratio and was second in assists- Junior C Youssou Ndoye was third in the A-10 in blocked shots; his 73 blocks for the year rank fourth all-time at Bona’s- Coach Mark Schmidt won his 100th game at St. Bonaventure

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woMen’s baskeTballOverall: 24-11 | A-10: 11-5 | A-10 Finish: 2nd | WNIT: 2nd Round

SEASON OVERVIEW AWARDS & HONORS- Sophomore F Katie Healy named First Team All-Conference and the A-10’s Most Improved Player after she averaged 16.5 points and 7.8 rebounds- Sophomore F Hannah Little was named A-10 Sixth Woman of the Year after she set a school record with 328 rebounds (9.4 per game)- Sophomore G Nyla Rueter, who led the A-10 in 3-point percentage (.415), was named to the Third Team All-Conference- Head coach Jim Crowley was named the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year for the third time in five years (2009, 2012 & 2014).- Graduate Chelsea Bowker earned the Athletics Department’s Merit Award.

The preseason A-10 coaches’ poll predicted the Bonnies to finish ninth, but the Brown and White silenced doubters in 2013-14 as they finished in second place in the Atlantic 10 and earned a bid to the WNIT. St. Bonaventure started strong out of the gate with a 6-2 record in the first month with the only losses coming at N.C. State and to eventual NCAA champion UConn. The Bonnies contin-ued to show they were for real as they would post a 16-6 record through December to February, including key victories over Fordham, Duquesne and Saint Joseph’s. In the Atlantic 10 champi-onship the team defeated La Salle in the quarterfinals but lost to eventual champion Fordham in the semifinals. Coach Jim Crow-ley’s squad blew past Charlotte in the first round of the WNIT, but fell on the road to Bowling Green in the next round. Sophomores Katie Healy (16.5 points per game), Nyla Rueter (10.7) and Hannah Little (10.9, 9.4 rebounds per game) led the way with breakout seasons while graduate student Chelsea Bowker (9.5 ppg) and freshman Gabby Richmond were key contributors. Sophomore point guard Emily Michael shined on the defensive side of the ball with shutdown performances against top A-10 guards. The team’s 24 victories were the second-most in program history.

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Men’s swiMMing & divingA-10 Finish: 1st

SEASON OVERVIEW AWARDS & HONORSMen’s swimming and diving captured its second straight Atlantic 10 Championship, using a dominating performance to top a strong field of contenders. The Bonnies outscored second place Massachusetts 718-624 over the four-day meet in February at Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio. The victory was St. Bonaventure’s third title in the last eight years and fifth overall. Individually, seniors Jimmy Martin and David Paccapaniccia and sophomore Michael Pilyugin guided the team’s champion-ship run. Pilyugin was named Performer of the Meet after he won three events in A-10 record times – the 200 freestyle, 100 back and 200 back, and also was a member of three first place relays. Martin posted five first place finishes at the meet, winning the 50 freestyle and helping four relays to wins - the 200 medley, 200 free, 400 free and the 800 free. The program, guided by A-10 Coach of the Year Sean McNamee, will attempt a three-peat with 18 swimmers and divers returning next season.

- Michael Pilyugin named Most Outstanding Performer of the Meet at the Atlantic 10 Championship- Coach Sean McNamee named Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year- Jimmy Martin and David Paccapaniccia named to Atlantic 10 Men’s Academic All-Conference Team- Paccapaniccia named Ideal Bonaventure Man (honorable mention) and Outstanding Transfer Student in Accounting at 2014 graduation

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woMen’s swiMMing & divingA-10 Finish: 9th

SEASON OVERVIEW AWARDS & HONORSVictories over Canisius and Niagara along with a fourth place showing at the Akron Invite and a ninth place finish at the Atlantic 10 Championship were the top accomplishments for the women’s swimming and diving team. At the A-10 Championship, senior Jeanette Dietrich posted a fifth-place finish in the 800-yard freestyle relay, seventh in the 50 free, eighth in the 200 medley relay, 200 free relay and 200 free and 10th in the 400 free relay. The squad, consisting of only three seniors, Dietrich, McKenzie Courtney and Whitney Dougherty, received tremen-dous performances from its underclassmen, including junior Lauren Caldwell, sophomore Adelyn Graf, sophomore Shannon Haberman, freshman Tanja Kirmse and sophomore Elizabeth Malone. Kirmse broke school records in the 500 free and 200 fly at the A-10 meet, finishing third in both events. Underclass-men finished first in individual events 43 times in the 2013-14 campaign, indicating the program will return experienced talent for the 2014-15 season. Head coach Seth Johnson ‘05 accepted a new position as the Bonnies’ director of marketing and promotions, and the team will welcome 2009 alumnus Krista Carlson as the new coach going into next year.

- Jeanette Dietrich named to the Atlantic 10 Academic All-Conference Team- Dietrich won Mosser Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Mass Communication Curriculum and Po Delta Phi French Honor Society Award- Thirteen swimmers and divers (Dietrich, Graf, Kirmse, Malone, sophomore Taylor Anderson, sophomore Colleen Gallagher, freshman Taylor Hodges, freshman Bridget Jordan, sophomore Lucile Kovalovsy, junior Meaghan McCann, sophomore Alexa Scanlan and sophomore Kathryn Winterburn) named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

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Men’s soCCerOverall: 8-9-2 | A-10: 2-5-1 | A-10 Finish: 10th

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Led by the senior tandem of Emmett O’Connor and Nick Peril-lo, the Bonnies finished with an 8-9-2 record, highlighted by victories in their first four games and winning the Duquesne Invitational. O’Connor recorded 21 points with eight goals and five assists; he now ranks atop the all-time assists chart with 24. In his first season as a forward Perillo, added a spark to the offense as he scored seven goals with three assists. Seniors Brad Vanino and Brad Beaumont also helped boost the attack as they tallied 16 points and 10 points, respectively. In net for the Bonnies was junior Jeremy Figler, who played in all 19 games and posted three shutouts, including 2-0 over Saint Joseph’s and 1-0 over Dayton.

- Senior F Emmett O’Connor named to the A-10 first team All-Confer-ence along with NSCAA second team all-region- Senior MF Brad Vanino named to the A-10 second team All-Conference and also earned the Dr. Pierre Bretey Award- Andrew Derayah chosen to the Academic All-Conference team- James Reed won the Dr. John Burns Award, while teammate Eric Smolarek won the Guson Award at the senior honors ceremony

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woMen’s soCCerOverall: 8-10-1 | A-10: 4-4 | A-10 Finish: 4th

SEASON OVERVIEWCoaching change? No matter. St. Bonaventure qualified for the A-10 Tournament for the sixth year in a row under new head coach Steve Brdarski. The Bonnies won four of their last five games to keep their streak alive, highlighted by a 3-2 overtime decision over Saint Joseph’s on Senior Day. In the A-10’s, they knocked off George Mason 1-0 to advance to the semifinal, where an upset bid of top-ranked Dayton fell short. Alyssa Lapp and Molly Curry tied for the team lead with eight goals apiece, while Brittany Charles passed out 10 assists. Senior goalkeeper Megan Junker and senior Taylor Broderick anchored a defense that posted five shutouts, including 1-0 over George Washington and 2-0 over VCU.

AWARDS & HONORS- Team recognized by the NCAA for being in the top 10 percent of all Division I teams in Academic Progress Rate- Senior F/D Alyssa Lapp and junior MF Molly Curry both named to 2nd team all-conference- Curry chosen to the Academic All-Conference team- Senior GK Megan Junker named to A-10 All-Tournament team

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baseballOverall: 12-30 | A-10: 6-17 | A-10 Finish: 12th

SEASON OVERVIEWThe Bonnies had a different look going into the season with 12 new faces on the squad and a platoon swap as the entire infield changed from last year. The young team opened the year with a trip to Florida that resulted in a 1-8 record, but securing a win in final game gave them confidence headed into a three-game series against Ohio University. In Ohio, St. Bonaventure’s offense came alive as they scored 44 runs, which sealed a series sweep. Chief among the Bonnies’ six conference wins was an 8-6, extra-inning decision at eventual Atlantic 10 champion George Mason. Head coach Larry Sudbrook’s squad was led by seniors Joel Rosencrance and Asa Johnson. Joel Rosencrance, a designated hitter, infielder and pitcher, led the Bonnies in eight different offensive categories, including a .354 batting average with 51 hits and 26 RBI. On the mound, Johnson threw 80.2 innings with a 4.57 ERA and 31 strikeouts. Johnson led SBU’s staff in victories with three. The Bonnies will return all but four graduated seniors next season.

AWARDS & HONORS- Joel Rosencrance was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association All-Northeast Region first team- Rosencrance also was selected to the Atlantic 10 Second Team All-Conference and the A-10 All-Academic Team- Senior Asa Johnson earned the Athletics Department’s Brian Moretti Service Award- Senior first baseman Justin Brozick was a co-honorable mention for the Accounting Excellence Award at the senior honors ceremony

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sofTballOverall: 7-33 | A-10: 4-11 | A-10 Finish: 9th

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Despite finishing with a 7-33 record, the softball team maintained a competitive attitude throughout the season. All of the team’s four victories in Atlantic 10 play came at home. Sophomore shortstop Emily McDonough posted a team-high .394 batting average and stole 12 bases, giving her a program-best 35 career stolen bases. Sophomore first baseman Katie Sinclair lead the team with 18 RBI and junior outfielder Kelli Rohan led the team with 18 stolen bases, 21 runs scored and 43 hits. Sophomore outfielder Emily Belfield and senior centerfielder Ashley Snider shared the team lead with three home runs apiece. Pitchers Carly Bilchak and Kristen Hickling led the staff with 23 and 20 strikeouts, respectively.

- Kelli Rohan named to the Atlantic 10 Academic All-Conference team- Thirteen players (Rohan, Carly Bilchak, Victoria Brown, Katherine Caboot, Kelly Farrell, Julia Pratt, Grace Rooney, Katherine Sinclair, Alexis Sloat, Lindsay Stowell, Kacie Strong, Lauren Waite and Christine Watson) named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll, tied with women’s swimming and diving for the most honorees by sport

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Men’s TennisOverall: 6-17 | A-10 Finish: 7th

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Guided by seniors Elliot Fanshel, Ramzan Nureev and Javier Ortiz, the men’s tennis team posted a 6-17 record for the 2013-14 sea-son. The Bonnies picked wins over conference rivals La Salle and Dayton. Fanshel, Nureev and sophomore Celso de Vera Rehberger each posted a team-high seven singles victories. Ortiz teamed up with sophomore Eduardo Irizarry to post a team-best 10-11 doubles record. The Brown and White earned a 25-77 record in singles play with a 23-25 mark in doubles competition. Following the regu-lar season, the Bonnies earned the seventh seed in the Atlantic 10 Tournament, before bowing out to Fordham in the first round.

- Elliot Fanshel won the Sigma Pi Sigma Award (National Honor Society in Physics)- Fanshel named to the Atlantic 10 Conference Second Team- Fanshel and junior Trevor Haskell named to the Atlantic 10 Commis-sioner’s Honor Roll and ITA Academic Honor Roll

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woMen’s TennisOverall: 6-13 | A-10 Finish: 10th

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Lead by juniors Marisa Brossard and Fatya Amiri and freshman Mara Martinez-Santori, the women’s tennis team earned a 6-13 record in the 2013-14 season, including a win over A-10 rival Day-ton. The trio of Amiri, Brossard and Martinez-Santori combined for 42 of the team’s 54 singles victories. Brossard posted an outstanding 15-5 singles mark while Amiri and Martinez-Santori earned records of 13-6 and 14-5, respectively. Doubles teams of Brossard/Martinez-Santori and Amiri/freshman Miriam Skhir-tadze combined on the teams 10 victories in doubles play with the Brossard/Martinez-Santori team leading the Bonnies with six wins. The team posted a 54-48 singles record overall. SBU earned the 10th seed in the Atlantic 10 Tournament but lost to Duquesne in the first round. Head coach Michael Bates will return his entire team next season.

- Amiri and Brossard named to Atlantic 10 Conference Second Team- Sophomore Taylor Cole named the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll- Cole and freshman Emily Rosman named ITA Scholar-Athletes

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laCrosseOverall: 0-14 | A-10: 0-7 | A-10 Finish: 8th

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The Bonnies were a shorthanded team going into the season with only 16 players on the roster, nine of whom were freshmen. They opened the year with several close losses but could not secure a win in non-conference play. St. Bonaventure continued to improve and opened the A-10 schedule with an 11-9 loss to George Mason. However, the conference competition wore down the team and it ended the year without a win. Coach Ryan Lynn’s club will return all but two players next season, senior midfielder Lily Timlin and senior goalie Sara Schlagenhauf. Sophomore Mikayla Place led the Bonnies in scoring with 34 points on 20 goals and 14 assists, while classmate Leigh Ann Stauffer scored a team-high 32 goals. Freshman Taylor Fallon scored 13 goals and Timlin notched a career-high 12.

- Sophomore midfielder Leigh Ann Stauffer named to the All-Conference second team- Senior goalie Sara Schlagenhauf led the A-10 in saves per game (10.2)- Senior Lily Timlin earned the Athletics Department’s Ray Dee Leader-ship Award- Timlin earned the 2013-14 Award for Overall Excellence in Marketing honorable mention at the senior honors ceremony

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golfA-10 Finish: 8th

Led by sophomore Josh Stauffer, the Bonnies finished eighth out of 10 teams in the 2014 Atlantic 10 Championship, which was held at TPC Tampa Bay (Fla.) in late April. Stauffer was in contention for the A-10 individual crown until the final nine holes of the 54-hole event and settled for third place – the best finish ever by a Bonnies player at the A-10 Championship. The Bonnies’ top team performances during the season were second at their own Keenan Invitational, fifth at the Carlton Oaks (Calif.) Invitation-al and sixth at Colgate. For the season, Stauffer averaged a team-low 74.6 over 29 rounds. Sophomore Darren Simons (77.3 average), freshman Trent McPherson (78.9), sophomore Patrick Milkovich (79.4) and seniors Chris Mackey (80.0) and Scott Brady (80.8) were the other top players. The program will wel-come a new head coach next fall as John Powers, who coached the team the last three years, left St. Bonaventure to work in professional golf. Erik Hoops, a former standout player at Loyola (Chicago) was named the new coach in mid-July.

- Sophomore Josh Stauffer named to the 10-man All-Conference team- Stauffer’s 68-72-78 (218/+5) earned him third place at the A-10 Championship- Sophomore Darren Simons won the title of the Little 3 Championship, earning him a berth in the 2014 Porter Cup in Niagara Falls, N.Y.- Chris Mackey won the Austin Finan Award in Finance at the senior honors awards ceremony

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Men’s Cross CounTryA-10 Finish: 13th

SEASON OVERVIEWMen’s cross country enjoyed several proud moments and indi-vidual accomplishments during the 2013 season. With a victory at the Seton Hill Griffin Classic, the team won its first invitational competition in over a decade. Three additional top 20 finishes (third at the Canisius Alumni Classic, 10th at the National Catholic Championships and 13th at the Atlantic 10 Championship) also highlighted the campaign. Individually, junior Nick Masiello and sophomore Joe Ferencik recorded the best 8k times in program history with Masiello finishing in 26:10.3 and Ferencik finishing in 26:40.5 at the Atlantic 10 Championship. Junior Harley Thompson and sophomore Kevin Sidoran also posted career-best times in the 8k, finishing with times of 26:57.9 and 27:06.1, respectively, at the A-10 Championship. With the program losing just two seniors, Terence Petty and Chris Spiker, to graduation, head coach Bob Macfarlane’s team is poised to be even better in 2014.

AWARDS & HONORS- Team recognized by the NCAA for being in the top 10 percent of all Division I teams in Academic Progress Rate- Four runners (Sidoran, junior Steven Kibbe, junior Nick Taylor and senior Peter Eller), were named to the A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall 2013 semester

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woMen’s Cross CounTryA-10 Finish: 11th

SEASON OVERVIEW AWARDS & HONORSWomen’s cross country posted a strong 2013 campaign, includ-ing its first Little Three Invitational title in program history, a second place showing in the Canisius Alumni Classic and third place at the Seton Hill Griffin Classic. At the Atlantic 10 Cham-pionship, sophomore Kerry Caher and senior Kady Weisner posted the program’s all-time top two times in the 5k with times of 17:35.0 and 18:25.9, respectively. Caher, who finished 13th in the field, became the first St. Bonaventure women’s cross country runner to earn All-Conference honors. Caher also broke the school record in the 6K with a time of 21:53 at the Northeast Regionals. Weisner, junior Hannah Robinson, junior Izie Dickinson, junior Taylor Greene, freshman Alexis Young and freshman Julia Mericle also set career-best times in the 6k, with all times ranking among the top 10 finishes in the event in program history. With Weisner as the only runner departing due to graduation, head coach Bob Mcfarlane will welcome back an experienced roster determined to improve upon their success.

- Kerry Caher became first SBU runner to earn Atlantic 10 All-Conference status- Kady Weisner won the Augustine Award (presented to a major in sociology, history, social science or journalism/mass communication who is recommended by a committee) - Eight runners (Caher, Mericle, Robinson, Weisner, freshman Katelyn Chicino, freshman Allison Field, senior Rachel Dorogi, sophomore Margaret Schunk) named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall 2013 semester

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annual aThleTiCs deParTMenT awards

Fifty-four graduating seniors were honored with six receiving the athletics department’s annual awards during the traditional senior student-athlete banquet in late April. Alyssa Lapp (soccer) and Jimmy Martin (swimming) were chosen to receive the Letterwinner Awards, which go to one senior male and one senior female student-athlete who have assembled outstanding records of athletic accomplishments over their careers and have proven instrumental to their teams’ success. Chelsea Bowker (basketball) and David Paccapaniccia (swimming) received the Merit Awards, which go to one senior male and one senior female student-athlete for outstanding academic achievement, significant athletic achievement, and meaningful contribution to the St. Bonaventure community. Lily Timlin (lacrosse) won the Ray Dee Leadership Award, which is given to a senior who, through his or her leadership skills, sets a positive example for others to follow and builds pride for St. Bonaventure Athletics. The person will have maintained the highest standards of performance, integrity, sportsmanship and respect. Rita Belloma (president of Team Bonas marketing group) and Asa Johnson (baseball) were given the Brian Moretti Service Award for outstanding service, dedication and commitment to the Department of Athletics. The award has been permanently renamed in memory of Brian Moretti, St. Bonaventure’s assistant sports information director who passed away unexpectedly in March.

Senior Award winners:

Front, l-r: Chelsea Bowker, Lily Timlin, Rita Belloma and Alyssa Lapp.Back row, l-r: Jimmy Martin, Asa Johnson, and David Paccapaniccia

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Lapp capped her superb career this past fall, when she was named All-Conference. She tied for the team lead with eight goals, all while playing at different positions throughout the year. Her skill and leadership were among the chief reasons that St. Bonaventure advanced to the Atlantic 10 Tournament for the sixth year in a row. A four-year starter, she totaled 29 career points and was an A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll student. The Silver Spring, Md., native gradu-ated with a degree in elementary early childhood education. Martin is the top relay performer in the swimming team’s history. Over his four years, he amassed 11 Atlantic 10 titles – two individual and nine as part of relays. This past February at the A-10 meet, he set a meet and conference record in the 50 freestyle that was also a school record. His other A-10 individual title came in his sophomore season in the 100 freestyle. Over his career at the A-10 Championship, he finished in the top three in his individual events nine times – with the maximum number possible being 12. He was a part of four relays that set A-10 and team records. Bowker graduated with honors last May and is now working toward a master’s degree in elementary and special education. She has led volunteer efforts at countless team, community and departmental events, many of which serve special needs children and adults. This basketball season, she returned after an entire year off due to ankle surgeries and was the leader of a young team that finished second in the A-10, made the second round of the WNIT and won 24 games – the second most in school history. Bowker was a part of 99 wins over her career, which is a school record. In October of his sophomore season, Paccapaniccia was diagnosed with cardio myopathy, which prevented him from participating in athletics the remainder of that season. Undeterred, he became a major contributor for two A-10 title teams. This year, he finished sixth in the 50 freestyle, eighth in the 100 butterfly and 14th in the 100 free at the A-10 Championship meet -- all in personal best times. His crowning achievement came on the 200 free relay that shattered the long-standing A-10 meet and conference records. An accounting major, Paccapaniccia graduated with honors. In the fall, the Indiana, Pa., native will begin graduate work in St. Bonaventure’s MBA program. Timlin was the captain and a four-year starter for the lacrosse team. She also was the secretary of the Stu-dent-Athlete Advisory Committee, helped manage the basketball game day concessions, was a Peer Mentor and a tutor in the School of Business. A marketing major, the Snyder, N.Y., native was a Dean’s List and A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll student.

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BONNIES ATHLETIC FUNDCIRCLE OF CHAMPIONS ($10,000+)Mr. and Mrs. James E. Canty ‘84Mr. Mark Evers ‘00Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McNamee ‘78American Endowment Foundation

Platinum ($5,000-$9,999)Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins ‘73Ms. Diana E. Dutton ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hilbert ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Horton ‘66Mr. Christopher Kinslow ‘85 and Mrs. Eileen M. Kinslow ‘86Mr. Edward R. Murray ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Relph Jr.Ms. Sherry C. Walton ‘83 and Mr. Charles P. Joyce

Sixth Man Club($5,000+ for men’s basketball)Anonymous (1)Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins ‘73Corning IncorporatedMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Dee ‘64Mr. James G. Gould ‘80 & Mrs. Ann J. Gould ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Kearns ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Quick III, LL.D. ‘75Mr. James F. Rittinger ‘68 & Mrs. Kathleen Rittinger ‘68The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Diamond ($2,500-$4,999)Mr. and Mrs. John F. Barry ‘68Ms. Theresa Z. Bone ‘85 and Mr. Thomas D. BoneMr. and Mrs. William T. Bradley Jr. ‘85Ms. Laurie A. Branch ‘04Mr. Albert Cecchi ‘49+ and Mrs. Virginia CecchiMr. Michael Conroy ‘92 and Mrs. Nicole M. Conroy ‘13Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cote ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. HabermanMr. John J. Lane ‘51Mr. Kevin P. Maguire ‘89Ms. Patricia A. Mallon Blazovic ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Robert PrizelMr. Stephen RogozinskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Scanlan ‘89Mrs. Ann M. Scanlon ‘59Paula J. Scraba, Ph.D. ‘05Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Stubbs ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tarulli ‘62Mr. John F. Tubridy ‘79 and Mrs. Maureen Tubridy ‘79

OrganizationsAnonymous (1)AmgenDresser-Rand CompanyPrizel’s PharmacyState Farm Companies Foundation

Hall of Fame ($1,500-$2,499)Anonymous (3)Drs. Abdal and Samera AlwanMr. Vincent C. Aungier ‘55

Mr. C. Roger Bauer ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. BensonDr. Robert J. Buckla ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BuffamanteDr. and Mrs. Dominic A. ColarussoMr. Dana CornellMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Coyne ‘81Mr. Brian D. Donahue ‘79 and Mrs. Paula Donahue ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Lance EastmanMr. Michael Glennon ‘81 and Mrs. Maryann Glennon ‘79Mr. and Mrs. William Greene III ‘73Mr. Kevin J. Hannon ‘77 and Mrs. Anne M. Hannon ‘78Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Harrison ‘77Mr. Rob C. HeggeMr. David HornburgDr. and Mrs. Ashok KothariMr. Philip J. LaBella ‘98 and Mrs. Julie D. LaBella ‘98Mr. Louis B. LuccoMr. Jeremy MillerMr. John H. Moore ‘97 and Mrs. Susan M. Moore ‘99Mr. William A. Paladino ‘93Mrs. Pamela Pezzimenti ‘96 and Mr. Dennis PezzimentiMr. James F. Riley III ‘76 and Mrs. Linda E. Riley ‘77Mrs. Janice E. RinkerMr. William C. SchettineDr. and Mrs. Willard L. SimonsMr. and Mrs. Charles Stepnowski ‘63Mr. and Mrs. James E. StittMr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Stocker ‘65Mr. James J. Sweeney ‘87Mr. Robert S. TarnaiMrs. Mary E. Wells ‘76 and Mr. Gary Wells

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whelpley ‘82Mr. Adrian Wojnarowski ‘91 and Mrs. Amy Wojnarowski ‘92

OrganizationsCorning Incorporated FoundationEmpire CheeseEQT FoundationOlean Medical Group, LLPOrthodontists Associates of WNY, P.C.W.H. Greene & Associates, Inc.

Fast Break - $750-$1,499Anonymous (6)Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. BennettMr. and Mrs. R. Don BensonMr. David S. Bilek ‘70Mr. Donald J. Blersch ‘86 and Mrs. Heather Blersch ‘88Mr. Joseph B. Blumenauer ‘84Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bogart ‘75Mr. Greg BoothMr. John P. BriggsMr. Daniel A. ButlerMrs. Violet ButlerMrs. Christine M. Campbell ‘93 and Mr. Stephen CampbellMr. David M. Cantwell ‘70Mr. and Mrs. James R. Chapman ‘77Ms. Kathleen M. Clayton ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. CrisafulliMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. CrouchMr. James CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Crowley ‘71Mr. Kevin M. Cunningham ‘81

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Joseph A. DeMaria, Esq. ‘79Michael J. Duffy, Esq. ‘53 and Mrs. Carol DuffyMr. and Mrs. John J. Dwaileebe Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DwyerMr. and Mrs. Donald Eichenauer ‘76Mr. Daniel C. Eisemann ‘10Mr. Christopher D. Ekimoff ‘08Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Flanagan ‘54Mr. Robert T. Fountaine ‘93 and Mrs. Jill E. Fountaine ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. GillMr. James G. Gould ‘80 and Mrs. Ann J. Gould ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Grassini ‘67Mr. Peter D. Gray ‘74 and Mrs. Christine L. Gray ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hanna Jr. ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Hanna ‘81Mr. Dennis JonesMr. Nicholas M. Jordan ‘01Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Kahm ‘03Mr. and Mrs. David P. Kramer ‘72Mr. Mark KrattsMrs. Diana M. Maguire ‘93 and Mr. Craig J. Maguire ‘00Mr. J. Oliver McGonigle ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McHoneMr. and Mrs. Rakesh MehtaMr. and Mrs. David S. MillerJohn P. Mucke, CPA ‘83 and Mrs. Gina A. Mucke ‘87Mr. Leo J. Murphy Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Kelly O’KeefeMr. Raymond PadloMr. and Mrs. Christopher Paglia ‘92Mr. Craig B. Polson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph QuestaMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Rae ‘66Mr. Douglas ReevesMr. Frederick G. Rehbein ‘79 and Ms. Anja PankowMr. Edward F. Rhodes ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. SanzoMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sheridan ‘71Dr. and Mrs. Ned SifferlenMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Stearns ‘65Mr. James M. Stitt ‘12 and Mrs. Susanna B. Stitt ‘99Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. TaylorMr. and Mrs. John L. Tylock ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. WatsonMrs. Kara E. Wattenbarger ‘02 and Mr. Jacob WattenbargerMr. and Mrs. John F. Whipple ‘77Mr. and Mrs. John J. Young ‘63

OrganizationsAbrasive-Tool Corp.Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc.Finger Lakes Area Community EndowmentFMS Energy, LLCGeneral Electric FoundationJones Realty GroupKinley CorporationLawley Service, Inc.MicrosoftOtis Eastern Service, Inc.Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.Southern Tier Realty Co., Inc.Stroehmann Bakeries, Inc.

Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramZippo Manufacturing Co.

Brown ($500-$749)Mr. Joseph A. Bantelman ‘87 and Mrs. Jean Bantelman ‘98Mr. James E. Blatt ‘65Ms. Laurie BzdakMr. Santiago Castaneda ‘11Mr. Kevin Cleary ‘02Dr. Christine M. Curran ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Bradley B. Cuvelier ‘77Mr. Michael W. Davey ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DiCerboMr. Brian B. DiPietro ‘94Mr. Peter A. Dottolo ‘50Mr. L. Scott ElwellMr. David J. Ennis ‘07Mr. Louis Ensworth ‘54Mr. Denis M. Farrell ‘86Dr. Carol M. Fischer ‘80 and Dr. Michael J. FischerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ford ‘62Mr. Matthew Gianiodis ‘92 and Mrs. Eileen Gianiodis ‘93Mr. Robert T. Haenn Jr. ‘95 and Mrs. Paola Tiesi Haenn ‘98Col. (Ret.) Leo E. Keenan III ‘71 and Mrs. Sharon P. Keenan ‘72Mr. Timothy Kennon ‘81 and Mrs. Kathleen M. Kennon ‘83Mrs. Nancy L. Krall ‘98 and Dr. Robert A. KrallMrs. Patricia Mahoney Dumser ‘62Dr. John W. Martin III ‘83Mr. Matthew J. Minichelli ‘04

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Monos ‘92Mr. Ryan D. Mosher ‘02Mr. Neal R. Nandi ‘94 and Ms. Melissa L. Nandi ‘95Mr. Martin E. Nason ‘72 and Mrs. Virginia A. Nason ‘75Mr. William O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. James PeaceMr. Daniel P. Quirk ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Cole A. Racho ‘90Mr. Arthur H. Roberts ‘68 and Mrs. Nancy J. Roberts ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Rorke ‘60Mr. Kevin P. Ryan ‘03Mr. James Satalin ‘69 and Mrs. Kathleen Satalin ‘69Mr. Michael Schilling ‘87 and Mrs. Melanie Schilling ‘87Mrs. Janine Bender Scholla ‘79 and Mr. Don SchollaMr. and Mrs. Michael R. Schrauth ‘59Mr. Charles SchumannMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Shine ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Simms ‘87Mr. James F. Skrip ‘84Dr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Squilla ‘80Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. SwanzMr. John W. Urlaub ‘81 and Mrs. Patricia Y. Yahn-Ur-laub ‘82Mr. Kenneth R. Vanluvanee ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Vayo ‘72Dr. Maria A. Verso-Burt ‘62 and Dr. Donald BurtMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Wilder ‘68Mr. Randy J. Wilk and Mrs. Cindy I. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wolcott ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Yalowich ‘83

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OrganizationsADP FoundationBantelman Insurance AgencyCattaraugus Region Community FoundationCattaraugus Region Community Foundation - Higgins Memorial Golf Tournament FundCommunity Bank, N.A.Cutco CorporationThe Goldman SachsLPL FinancialNationwide FoundationSportsmen’s Athletic Club

White ($250-$499)Anonymous (5)Mr. William AnastasiaMr. and Mrs. Mark R. Angelucci ‘85Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Annesi ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. AthertonBrian F. Attea, Esq. ‘89 and Mrs. Jennifer L. AtteaMr. Joseph T. Baker ‘66Mr. Timothy R. Barry ‘84Mr. J. Fred Barthmaier ‘72 & Mrs. Barbara Barthmaier ‘73Ms. Mary F. BeattyMr. David A. BennettMr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Bennett ‘62Mr. Frank L. Borrelli ‘76 and Mrs. Ann M. Borrelli ‘78Mr. Kevin J. Boyle ‘75 and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Boyle ‘76Mr. Denis E. Brosnan ‘04Mr. Joseph M. Butler ‘96 and Dr. Wendy S. Butler ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. BzdakMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Chapman ‘87

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ciciarelli ‘77Mr. Sean F. CollinsDr. and Mrs. Michael A. Coppola ‘83Mr. Chris CovertMrs. Susan DiPietroMs. Theresa DiPietroMs. Kathleen M. Diskin ‘85 and Mr. Mark DoyleMr. Dan DonethMr. Brian Donlin ‘02Mrs. Mary C. Driscoll ‘79 and Mr. Steven E. DriscollMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Droney ‘93Mr. Jason P. Ells ‘03 and Mrs. Andrea Fagerstrom Ells ‘03Mr. Eugene D. Fahey ‘70 and Ms. Barbara J. Fahey ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Gary FancherMr. Lucas F. Fink ‘02 and Mrs. Joy M. Fink ‘00Mr. Dennis A. FrameCharles P. Frawley, CPA ‘79 and Mrs. Maureen FrawleyMr. William J. Gabler Sr. ‘02Mr. Michael P. Gaffney ‘63Mr. Edward R. GallupMr. Thomas M. Gilmore ‘66 & Mrs. Kathleen Gilmore ‘66Dr. William B. Glenn ‘73 and Mrs. Carol A. Glenn ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Golden ‘68Mr. John M. Hanigan ‘88Mr. James A. Healy ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Heine ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Mark Heister ‘94Mr. C. Chris HenzelMrs. Jean HenzelMr. Bill Hickey ‘79 and Mrs. Lori HickeyBenjamin J. Hoey, Esq. ‘68 and Mrs. Barbara A. Hoey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoffman ‘88Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hulihan ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Bill JohnstonMr. Scott C. Jordan ‘08Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kelley ‘87Mr. Michael A. Kotz and Dr. Kim M. KotzMr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Leardini ‘94Prof. Ann H. Lehman ‘86 and Mr. Robert G. LehmanMr. and Mrs. Kelly LounsberryMr. Vaughn C. Lyter ‘86Mrs. Kathleen M. Macomber ‘79 and Mr. Ronald MacomberMrs. Patricia MagnanoMr. and Mrs. Troy R. MartinMs. Monica H. Mattioli ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Richard MaurerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. McArdle ‘83Mr. Brendan M. McCann ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. McEnroe ‘54Mr. and Mrs. James MontervilleDr. Emily F. Morris and Mr. Edwin MorrisMr. Patrick M. Oliveto ‘76Mr. and Mrs. John F. O’Malley ‘70Mr. Ryan R. O’Reilly ‘10Mr. and Mrs. Terry Palmer ‘03Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. PalumboMr. and Mrs. Peter F. PalumboMs. Kathryn M. Pazda ‘09Mr. Larry PenmanMr. John PetruzziMr. Kenneth R. Picciano ‘84Dr. Pasquale Picco

Mr. Vincent F. Puglia ‘04Mr. Paul F. Ribardo ‘65Ms. Jean M. RichMr. Mark E. Rizzolo ‘05 and Mrs. Sarah A. Rizzolo ‘05Mr. and Mrs. Dominic D. Rogers ‘63Ms. Catherine RumseyMr. and Mrs. L. John Sacheli ‘72Mr. Allan G. Schroeder ‘60Mr. John P. Sequerth ‘77Prof. Ann M. Sitter-Tompkins ‘86 and Mr. Frederick TompkinsMr. and Mrs. C. Robert Skinner ‘69Mr. Joseph A. Sorokes ‘93 and Mrs. Ann Sorokes ‘91Mr. Larry P. Sorokes ‘82 and Mrs. Susan Sorokes ‘84Dr. Colleen Taggerty ‘83 and Mr. John MortonMr. and Mrs. Dale B. Tepas ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Lance VanDenBergheMr. and Mrs. Michael A. VitelloDr. and Mrs. Charles J. WalkerDr. and Mrs. Frederick Wenck ‘61Mr. Darian WesterfieldMr. Christopher WightDr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Wilson ‘70Mrs. Kim B. Winicki ‘77 and Mr. David L. WinickiMr. and Mrs. David B. Winn ‘66Mr. Joseph S. Wisniewski III ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Witzel ‘85Mr. Steven Zelenski ‘76 and Mrs. Clare C. Zelenski ‘75

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Charles M. Frame Funeral HomeChubb & Son, Inc.Greno Industries, Inc.Heritage Contract Flooring, L.L.C.HSBCKingston Plaza Promotional FundOlean Physical Therapy Professionals, PLLCOracle CorporationPark Centre Development, Inc.Rinker Oil CorporationVerizon FoundationWeber Tool and Manufacturing Inc.

Silver ($100-$249)Anonymous (14)Mr. and Mrs. David J. AdamitisMr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Ahrens ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. AielloMr. and Mrs. Ron Allen ‘72Mr. Troy AllenMr. Mark E. Altier ‘74 and Mrs. Patricia M. Altier ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Ames ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. AnastasiaMr. Jeffrey A. Anthony ‘96 and Mrs. Jade D. Anthony ‘96Mr. Eric A. Antosh ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Ameil M. AshMr. John J. AshMr. and Mrs. Louis AurinoJamie M. AustinMr. Kirk Austin Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Baker ‘88Dr. and Mrs. Pierre A. BalthazardMr. Patrick BarryMr. Mark J. Battaglia ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Battista ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Terence Baydala ‘80Mr. George BelloMr. and Mrs. Donald B. BiglerMr. Daniel S. Blixt ‘90Mr. Stephen Bocciolatt ‘76Mr. Richard D. Bolender ‘99 and Mrs. Shannon N. Bolender ‘99Mr. and Mrs. John G. Bontempi ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Bowen ‘72Mr. Joseph A. Bowser ‘75 and Mrs. Sherrie L. Bowser ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. BowserMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Brett ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Brett ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Maynard BrownMr. and Mrs. James A. Brush ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bryce ‘62Ms. Margaret T. BrynerMr. and Mrs. Steven C. Bunce ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Burkert ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Scott BurudMr. John W. Bush Jr.Mr. Jason H. Butch ‘99 and Mrs. Erin M. Butch ‘00Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. ButinskiMr. and Mrs. Edward M. Butler ‘71Mr. and Mrs. John P. Butler ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carr ‘72Mrs. Stephanie A. Carter ‘93 and Mr. Daniel Carter

Mr. Alex Caruso ‘69 and Mrs. Marcia Powell Caruso ‘69Dr. and Mrs. Douglas CashingMr. and Mrs. Lyle R. Chastaine ‘71Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cirando ‘63Ms. Emily L. Ciraolo ‘08Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Citarell ‘87Ms. Bernadette Guest Clark ‘88 and Mr. Patrick ClarkMr. and Mrs. John ClaysonMr. Robert ClaysonMr. Matt ClevelandMr. James E. Coleman ‘67Ms. Elizabeth A. ConnellyMr. and Mrs. Richard CottillionMr. Charles CoxMr. and Mrs. Robin CraneMrs. Tracy Crisafulli ‘82 and Mr. Joseph CrisafulliMr. and Mrs. John O. Culbert Jr.Kevin V. Culhane, Ph.D. ‘68 and Mrs. Christine B. CulhaneMr. and Mrs. Matthew Cullinane ‘06Mr. and Mrs. Stephen CurranMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Daley ‘66Dr. and Mrs. Barkley B. Daugherty Jr.Mr. Ivan C. DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard M. DavisMrs. Colleen R. Deibler ‘03 and Mr. Adam L. DeiblerMr. and Mrs. David DeitzMrs. Barbara A. Dempsey ‘86 and Mr. Joseph E. DempseyMr. Louis DeRoseMr. and Mrs. Scott C. DerwickMr. and Mrs. Steven DestreeMrs. Margaret Di Tanna ‘79Mr. Michael A. Dickinson ‘84 and Ms. Cathryn Thomas

Mrs. Rita M. Diehl ‘73 and Dr. Justin W. DiehlMr. Daniel DineenMr. and Mrs. Louis A. DiSorbo ‘61Mr. Charles A. Dixon ‘92 and Mrs. Laura E. Dixon ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Domboski ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Donahue ‘76Mr. Seamus P. Donnelly ‘11Mr. Dennis DormanMr. and Mrs. Jack DunnMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Enright ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Evans ‘85Mr. Matthew D. Fahey ‘08Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. FallonMr. William E. FantonMr. and Mrs. Richard P. FehlMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. FitzpatrickMr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Fitzpatrick ‘62Mrs. Rena S. Flynn ‘78 and Mr. Patrick FlynnMrs. Nancy A. Forness ‘88 and Mr. Robert J. FornessMr. and Mrs. William H. FoxMr. Thomas L. Franczyk ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gahagan ‘60Dr. Richard W. GatesMr. and Mrs. Harold J. Geise ‘65Dr. and Mrs. Greg K. GibbsMr. Michael GleasonMs. Janet L. Glogouski ‘10Mr. and Mrs. James L. GoodwinDr. John J. Gould ‘82 and Mrs. Linda M. Gould ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Ricky A. GouldMr. and Mrs. Frederick Gram ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Greek ‘12

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Ms. Danielle Grobmyer ‘06Mr. Thomas A. GroceDr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gugino ‘75Mr. Michael T. Hanna ‘05Mr. Frank HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Paul HatchMr. and Mrs. Donald F. Hauck ‘70Mr. Clair HawverMr. Kevin HealyMr. and Mrs. George T. Hendrix Jr.Mr. Spencer C. Heuer ‘03Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy Hickey ‘75Mr. Daniel H. Hill ‘08Mr. Kevin J. HinesMr. Martin A. Hoak ‘95 and Mrs. Shelley K. Hoak ‘95Dr. Pauline W. Hoffmann ‘91Mrs. Sara J. Hogan ‘97 and Mr. Mark J. HoganMr. and Mrs. Shawn D. Hogan ‘74Mrs. Marion W. Horey ‘41Mr. and Mrs. William D. HowardMrs. Brandy J. Hugo ‘94 and Mr. Ethan E. HugoMr. and Mrs. Robin M. HurlburtMr. and Mrs. John P. Iamarino ‘77Mr. Andrew D. Ireland ‘87 and Mrs. Danielle L. Ireland ‘87Mr. and Mrs. John S. IronsMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. JohnsonMr. Kerry JordanMrs. Patricia R. Jordan ‘84 and Mr. Bradley JordanMr. and Mrs. Richard JordanMr. Thomas J. Joyce ‘61 and Mrs. Mary C. Joyce ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Karroach

Mr. Robert F. Keenan ‘74 and Mrs. Jane A. KeenanMr. Michael T. Kelley ‘72 and Ms. Mary E. Freeman ‘77Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kelly ‘65Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kendrick ‘60Dr. Paula M. Kenneson ‘75 and Mr. Gregory KennesonMr. William G. Kenney ‘07 and Mrs. Jesica Kenney ‘07Ms. Rachel KifferMr. and Mrs. Kenneth KirschnerMr. Peter Koenig III ‘12Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Krajewski ‘75Ms. Lindsay A. Krug ‘08Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Krupski ‘89Mr. Raymond J. Kyser ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence LaBrozziMr. and Mrs. Francis Lacerenza ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. LangdonMr. John R. Lanz ‘50Mr. David Lanzillo ‘84 and Mrs. Jacqueline Lanzillo ‘84Mr. David Lasky ‘86 and Mrs. Pamela Largent Lasky ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Lauro ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Ron LeBlancMr. Tony D. LeeMr. Lawrence Lewicki ‘96 and Mrs. Lori Lewicki ‘92Mrs. Donna LiPuma Gaines ‘87 and Lt. Col. Ken GainesMr. Brendan H. Little ‘04Mr. Thomas M. Livak ‘91Mr. Frank A. LoVuolo ‘48 and Mrs. Grace P. LoVuolo ‘48Mr. and Mrs. William H. LoweMr. Jonathan D. Luce ‘00 and Mrs. Stacy K. Luce ‘00Mrs. Kathy L. MacArthur ‘89 and Mr. Dale D. MacArthurMs. Heather J. MacDougall ‘06Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magnuson

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Mamula ‘98Mr. and Mrs. James A. Marchiony ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. MarshMr. and Mrs. Christian T. MattieMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McArdle ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. McCannMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Robert L. McCully ‘62Ms. Heather P. McDivittMr. and Mrs. Jeffery E. McDonald ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGinnisMr. and Mrs. Charles I. McGovernMr. John W. McGuireMr. Thomas H. McHugh ‘61Ms. Nila M. McIntyreMr. and Mrs. William McNeece ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Melohusky ‘95Mr. Thomas W. MerryMr. and Mrs. Steven J. Mest ‘91Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Middleton ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Milhisler ‘83Mr. Andrew MillerDr. and Mrs. John P. MillerMr. and Mrs. J. M. MitchellMrs. Ruth L. MitchellMs. Rhonda S. MonahanMr. Craig W. Montanye ‘07Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. MoranMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Moran ‘93Mr. Michael MortimerMr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy Jr. ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Murphy ‘68

Mr. Paul M. NascaDr. and Mrs. John F. NeesonMs. Lisa A. Nethery ‘90 and Col. Todd NetheryMr. Mike NilesMr. and Mrs. Martin E. Nowicki ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. OlanderMr. Steve G. Ondrof ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Osier ‘04Drs. Michael and Karen Paciorek ‘75Mr. Todd PainterDr. and Mrs. Todd S. PalmerDr. Richard M. PayneKaren M. Perrigo, Esq. ‘81 and Mr. Dana PerrigoMr. Ronald PetersMr. and Mrs. John W. PetersonMr. Robert PiechotaMr. and Mrs. Peter P. PirainoMr. Stephen PiscitelliMr. and Mrs. Donald J. PleakisMr. and Mrs. David PotterMr. Jason R. PotterMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. PotterMr. and Mrs. William G. PotterProf. Patrick M. Premo ‘73 and Mrs. Kathleen M. Premo ‘67Mr. and Mrs. James R. RaftisMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Raichel ‘91Mr. Michael RamargeMr. Michael ReddenScott D. Reed, CPA ‘80 and Mrs. Mary J. Reed ‘83Mr. Terry ReileyMr. Matthew J. Retchless ‘07Ms. Morgan E. Ribar ‘11

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Ms. Stephanie RichardsMr. Dennis M. Richardson ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Riley III ‘01Mr. Leonard RoseMr. Robert S. Ross ‘82 and Mrs. Martha A. Ross ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. RussMr. Patrick C. Ryan and Mrs. Nancy M. RyanMr. Patrick C. Ryan ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Salamone ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Samuelson ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sassone ‘53Mr. Richard ScaliseMr. Anthony F. Scarano ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Terry SchmelzerMr. Jeffrey M. ShermanMr. and Mrs. Andrew Shulha ‘07Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Simmons ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Don SkinnerMr. Bob SlevinskiMr. Lyle D. SloatMr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Smith ‘84Mr. and Mrs. James J. Snyder ‘71Mr. William J. Sorokes ‘78 and Mrs. Cindy M. Sorokes ‘78Ms. Kristin L. Sotak ‘08Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Speers ‘72Ms. Cindy StanleyMr. and Mrs. Russell T. StarkMr. and Mrs. Michael D. Stayer ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Robert SteinorthMr. Fred StivesMs. Maureen E. Straub ‘03Mr. John Strong

Mr. Terry L. StrongMr. and Mrs. Richard SuchoraMr. Eugene S. Sutera ‘72 and Mrs. Carol J. Sutera ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Patrick SweitzerMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Tait ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. Tarpey ‘67Mr. and Mrs. James W. Taylor ‘56Mrs. Nancy L. TaylorThe Teller FamilyMr. and Mrs. Emery TellerMs. Sharon TheodoreMr. and Mrs. Cory ThomasMr. and Mrs. James E. ThomasMr. Ronn ThompsonMr. Michael A. Threehouse ‘94 and Mrs. Elizabeth Threehouse ‘12Mrs. Regina F. Tkacik ‘84 and Mr. James E. TkacikMr. John W. TomerlinMr. Joseph D. Trabold ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Tyburski ‘84Mr. Jeffrey VanDeCar ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Varecka ‘79Dr. Michael P. Vaughn ‘80 and Dr. Adrianne D. VaughnMr. Scott R. Verrenti ‘00Mr. Robert L. Vogtli ‘97 and Mrs. Marnie M. Vogtli ‘97Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Ward ‘75Mr. Kevin WatkinsDr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Watson ‘78Ms. Maureen E. Wells ‘11Rev. Robert Thomas Werth ‘67Mr. Brett WesterfieldMr. David V. Whalen ‘84 and Mrs. Sandra M. Whalen ‘84

Mr. Jon WhiteMr. Thomas L. WightMark S. Williams, Esq.Mr. Mike WilliamsonMrs. Anne M. Hirst-Wilson ‘75 and Mr. Otis WilsonMr. Gary M. WilsonMr. Ward G. Wilson ‘70Ms. Linda A. Winchell ‘86Mr. Michael Wittmeyer ‘87 and Dr. Carol Wittmeyer ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Archie WoodDr. and Mrs. Paul W. WoodMr. and Mrs. Jason Woodarek ‘90Mrs. Sharon F. Woodruff ‘83 and Mr. Kenneth WoodruffMs. Meme YanetskoMs. Loriann Yardman

OrganizationsAllegany Regional Development CorporationCooper Industries FoundationHaskell Valley Veterinary ClinicHealthy Snacks Vending of Nevada LLCInvensys Systems, Inc.James McGowan & Son Masonry, Inc.Kessel Construction, Inc.The Mansion Gentlemen’s Club & SteakhouseNational Fuel Gas Company FoundationPeterson Roofing Company, Inc.R. Stephen Ross Associates Inc.South Hills Country ClubTravelers FoundationWeber Knapp Company

Bona Backer - $50-$99Anonymous (9)Mr. Paul Abdo ‘83Mr. John T. Ahearn ‘61Ms. Erica AllenMr. and Mrs. Joshua R. Anderson ‘06Mr. Daniel J. Antonioli ‘12Mr. Jody L. BabbMr. Robert E. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Barnish ‘69Ms. Ellen BathurstMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Baucom ‘80Mr. Greg BellMr. Everett BensinkMr. and Mrs. Rick BokmanMr. and Mrs. Charles C. BostwickMr. and Mrs. Bradley BovaMr. Mike BowserMr. John R. Bradt Sr. ‘58 + and Mrs. Joan BradtMr. Richard G. BraunMrs. Diane M. Brennan ‘86 and Mr. Robert BrennanMr. and Mrs. Shane BrinkMrs. Mary Jo Brockel ‘89 and Mr. Paul A. BrockelMr. Robert W. Brookins and Mrs. Barbara J. Brookins+Ms. Sally J. BrownMr. Ludwig BrunnerMs. Lisa J. Buccella ‘84Ms. Emily R. Buccilla ‘12Mr. Armand W. Burke ‘68 and Dr. Peggy A. Burke ‘69Mrs. Sharon T. BurkeMs. Mary Burrows

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Mr. and Mrs. Terry BurrowsMr. and Mrs. Thomas Buttafarro Jr. ‘11Ms. Courtney E. S. CallahanMr. and Mrs. David J. CampbellMr. Joseph A. Cardinale ‘82Mr. Michael J. Carolla ‘00 and Ms. Jennifer Capaldi Carolla ‘03Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Case ‘80Mr. Lance ChaffeeMr. and Mrs. Derek P. Champagne ‘91Mrs. Deborah E. Clark ‘73 and Mr. Larry C. ClarkMs. Julie ClearyMr. Arick D. Close ‘03Ms. Irene C. ColomaioMs. Connie CooperMr. Scott CornettMr. James A. CostanzaMr. David CrandallMr. and Mrs. David M. Crosby ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Cummings ‘90Mr. Denis A. DahlgrenMr. and Mrs. John L. D’Angelo ‘84Mr. Stephen M. Davis ‘93 and Mrs. Colleen Davis ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. DeFazio ‘98Mr. William G. Dibble ‘77Rev. Gregory DobsonMr. and Mrs. Donald A. DonovanDr. Edward J. Downes ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Doyle ‘81Mr. Patrick D. Dugan ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. DuttonMr. Franklyn A. Dynda

Mr. C. Robert EcklundMr. James R. Egan ‘86 and Mrs. Mary A. Egan ‘86Mr. Richard J. EsslerMr. and Mrs. James E. FarrellMs. Nancy J. FinleyMr. Joseph V. Flanagan ‘74 and Mrs. Mary R. Flanagan ‘75Mr. Gary FoxMr. and Mrs. Douglas O. FrankMr. and Mrs. James I. FrickMr. John W. Galuski ‘91 and Mrs. Cynthia Galuski ‘91Mr. Jerry L. Garmong ‘77Mr. John C. Gethicker IV ‘83Mr. Stephen J. GiardiniMr. Daniel J. GleasonMr. and Mrs. Peter GoergenMr. Paul R. Gonzalez ‘00 and Mrs. Nichole Gonzalez ‘04Mr. Alex GorkaMr. and Mrs. Michael A. GreenMr. Michael GriffithDr. Edwin E. HachMr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hahn ‘64Mrs. Kim R. HallMr. Lawrence O. Hall ‘84 and Mrs. Sheryl Hall ‘84Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hannon ‘75Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hannon ‘47Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hanvey ‘84Ms. Bonnie M. HarrierMr. Miles B. HartenMr. Richard G. HatchMr. Steven K. Hayes ‘88 and Mrs. Laura R. Hayes ‘91Mr. Stanley Hedden

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hoffman ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Mark HollenbeckMr. Scott HollowellMr. Ralph E. HughesMr. and Mrs. Roger A. HurtDr. and Mrs. Ben M. HwangMs. Kelly J. Ingalls ‘91 and Mr. Robert D. IngallsMs. Mary Isaman ‘05Fr. Gregory P. Jakubowicz, O.F.M. ‘87Mr. Martin JamesMr. Stephen Jodush ‘92 and Mrs. Katherine Jodush ‘91Mr. Dan JohnsonMr. James B. JohnsonMr. Michael Johnson ‘85 and Mrs. Eileen Johnson ‘85Mr. Robert A. Johnson ‘80Mr. Harold JohnstonMr. Thomas E. JonesMs. Susan Kalfas ‘96 and Mr. Richard KalfasProf. and Mrs. Michael Kasperski ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kelchlin ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Kelley ‘72Mr. Gregory P. Kennedy ‘99Mr. Rick J. KennedyMr. Barry KentMr. John E. Kerner ‘65 and Mrs. Mary B. Kerner ‘70Ms. Jean KesslerProf. and Mrs. Darwin KingMr. and Mrs. Richard E. Kraemer ‘75Ms. Phyllis C. KrugDr. and Mrs. Josiah B. LambertMr. Charles K. Lee ‘89

Mrs. Denise Lengvarsky ‘78 and Mr. Donald LengvarskyMr. and Mrs. Robert J. LookerMr. Jack A. Lorenz ‘85Ethan Lyle, Esq.Mr. Thomas MacDonaldMr. Richard J. Maloney ‘85 and Mrs. Margaret Linehan Maloney ‘84Mr. Robert L. MartinMr. Stephen MartinMr. Jose MartinezMr. and Mrs. Michael Martone ‘51Mr. Rex MarvinDr. Margie MazonProf. Brian C. McAllister ‘81 and Mrs. Patricia McAllister ‘93Mr. James A. McCormickMr. and Mrs. William P. McKeever ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McMahon ‘84Mr. James P. Meicke Jr. ‘87Mrs. Mary J. MelnykMr. Joseph M. MillerMr. and Mrs. Bradley S. MitchellMr. and Mrs. John D. Modrak Jr. ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. MohagenMrs. and Mr. Deborah MooneyMr. David G. MooreMrs. Marianne V. Morgan ‘74 and Mr. Jerry MorganMr. and Mrs. William A. Myers ‘89Ms. Tia NardellaMr. Alexander P. Nazemetz ‘86Mrs. Mary E. Nelson ‘78Mr. Grayden F. NevilPaula M. Eade Newcomb, Esq. ‘87 and Mr. Terence Newcomb

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Mr. Ian R. Nolan ‘08Mr. Shane R. Nolan ‘11Ms. Maggie NussMr. Robert W. OlanderMr. Gordon OlsonMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Orsenigo III ‘70Mr. David PadloMr. Warner C. Page ‘72 and Mrs. Christine M. Page ‘71Mr. Gary PancioMrs. Janice M. Panzarella ‘72 and Dr. Patrick PanzarellaMr. and Mrs. John G. Parker Jr. ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. PascarellaMr. Michael R. Pauly ‘86Mr. Jared Paventi ‘99 and Mrs. Melissa A. Paventi ‘99Mr. and Mrs. E. and S. Ploetz ‘81Mr. Caleb PruchMr. Thomas E. QuaitMr. and Mrs. John C. Quinn ‘63Mr. Steven P. Ragan ‘79 and Mrs. Patricia A. Ragan ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon L. Ramarge ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ramire ‘67Mr. Thomas J. RapacioliMr. William J. Reichle ‘69 and Ms. Beth MaloneyMr. Lamont RhimMr. Louis RizzoMr. Gregory W. Roberts ‘12Mr. and Mrs. Charles RochnaMs. Lisa A. Roepe ‘85 and Mr. Wayne RoepeMr. Paul R. Rose ‘78Mrs. Mary E. RovitoMr. Christopher J. RudingMs. Kathleen M. Ryan ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. Steven RybickiMr. John Sayegh ‘95 and Mrs. Alice F. SayeghMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. SchultzMs. Lucia ScottyMr. and Mrs. Mike SenutaMs. Margaret Z. Shaner ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Martin X. Shields ‘91Mrs. Patricia L. Shumway ‘03 and Mr. Elden H. ShumwayDr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Siuta ‘97Mrs. Jennifer SkrobackMs. Kathleen SlavinMr. Jared M. SmithMr. and Mrs. Reggie H. SmithMr. Richard C. SmithMr. Anthony Smrek ‘85 and Mrs. Lisa A. Vecchio ‘92Mr. Kerry SnowMr. and Mrs. James M. Sorokes ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spilman ‘84Mr. and Mrs. William K. Sprague ‘58Dr. and Mrs. Christopher D. StanleyMs. Carol A. StubbsMr. Vergil SutterMr. Donald E. TannerCol. and Mrs. Jerome P. TimlinMs. Clare M. Treichel ‘76Mr. Alexander J. UtechtMr. Kevin R. Van Norstrand ‘84 and Mrs. Hilary I. Van Norstrand ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Michael VinelliMr. and Mrs. Charles VolanteMr. Thomas von Boetticher ‘64

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard VosslerMr. Richard VosslerMrs. Michelle M. Wagner ‘84 and Mr. Jeff WagnerMs. Margaret E. Walsh ‘77Dr. Suzanne C. WatsonMs. Barbara J. WeaverMr. Gregory W. Weidert ‘09Mr. Peter A. WeishanMs. Barbara W. WernerDr. and Mrs. James P. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Harold F. WileyMr. Phil WirtzMr. Joseph A. Wolcott ‘06Mr. Andy WordenMr. Richard D. WynneMr. David YoderMr. Thomas D. Zaikos ‘10Mr. Walter T. Zeznick ‘91

OrganizationsATK FoundationGarrett AdjustingJohn Hancock Charitable TrustOtis Murray TrustRick Bokman, Inc.Tri-State Associated Services

Athletics Scholarship Donors Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown ‘60Ms. Karla BrownMr. and Mrs. Michael E. DaleyDr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gilroy ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McNamee ‘78John R. McGinley Jr., Esq. ‘65Miss Rita McGinley +Mr. Edward R. Murray ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Paladino ‘68Mrs. Ann M. Scanlon ‘59Mr. Mark S. Werstein ‘73 and Mrs. Cynthia A. Werstein ‘74

OrganizationsAmerican Endowment FoundationMohawk Group, Inc.Rita M. McGinley FoundationSwan Group, Inc.

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Andrew Revello Memorial Fund Donors

Mr. Jeffrey W. BabinMr. Richard H. BambergerMrs. Peggy J. Barrett '83 and Mr. Michael P. BarrettMr. and Mrs. Richard M. BrooksDr. and Mrs. Richard A. CavoloMr. Bradley E. CovenMr. Greg S. Cowan and Mrs. Erica CowanMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. CristalMr. John J. CsurillaMr. and Mrs. Donald F. DeRoiaMr. and Mrs. Michael A. DiCillo Jr.Ms. Jeannemarie DiPadova

Mr. Zachary J. DressMr. Larry D. DubinMr. Scott E. DubinMs. Joan L. EvansMr. Paul H. FeinbergMr. and Mrs. Albert J. GiammariaMr. Adam GimbelRabbi and Mrs. Melvin L. GranatsteinMr. Peter D. Gray '74 and Mrs. Christine L. Gray '74Mr. and Mrs. David G. HeimanMr. David HoercherMr. and Mrs. Donald A. InsulMr. and Mrs. N. Herschel KoblenzMr. and Mrs. Mark KonopkaMr. Jeffrey L. KorachMs. Ann KramerMr. David KrantzMr. and Mrs. Morton Q. LevinMr. and Mrs. Gary B. MannMr. Gregory A. MarcusMr. and Mrs. Andrew L. MargoliusMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MarguliesMr. Daniel K. MarksMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McClaveMr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. OzanMr. Pat A. PatrickMr. David M. PersichittiMr. and Mrs. Michael J. PetermanMs. Suzan Revello ColemanMrs. Faith RevelloMr. and Mrs. William E. RevelloMr. and Mrs. James R. RichardsonLes Rosenberg O.D.Mr. Richard A. RosnerMr. Eric J. RubinMr. Daniel G. SchmidtDr. and Mrs. Donald K. SpanerMr. Evan C. Stanley and FamilyMr. and Mrs. David E. StilwillMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. StrickerMrs. Inge W. StrohhackerThe Teller FamilyMr. and Mrs. Aladar TimarMr. and Mrs. William J. UrbanMs. Bridget P. VanLandeghem

OrganizationsGerman Language School ClevelandMayfield Athletic Boosters ClubRonald W. Stanley Family TrustWinston Products LLC

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Anonymous (4)Ms. Nancy L. Allesi '90Michael Anderson, Esq. '77 and Mrs. Monica McEvoy Anderson '78Brian F. Attea, Esq. '89 and Mrs. Jennifer L. AtteaMr. Vincent C. Aungier '55Mr. Eric V. Bach '02Ms. Lana D. Benatovich and Dr. Howard BenatovichMr. William Benoit '73 and Mrs. Deborah J. Benoit '74Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Biggane '72Mr. Charles L. Blue III '95Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bonanno '69Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Bonuito '66Ms. Laurie A. Branch '04Mrs. Janeen B. Bruhn '98 and Mr. Chad BruhnMr. Dean G. Buffalino '92Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Bunting '81Mr. and Mrs. James E. Canty '84Sr. Margaret Carney, O.S.F., S.T.D. '86Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carr '66Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cattano '65Mr. Raymond S. CellaMrs. Sandra E. Welcyng Chase '91 and Mr. Peter ChaseMs. Theresa A. Chiodo '82 and Mr. Phil ChiodoMr. Jason K. Clinch '99Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Collins '73Mr. Timothy J. Condello '09 and Mrs. Megan J. Condello '08Mr. and Mrs. John F. Connors '58Mrs. Maureen M. Cook '84Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Coyne '81Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Crowley '71Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Davern '82

Adam P. Deisinger '07, Esq. and Mrs. Lauren A. Deisinger '07Joseph A. DeMaria, Esq. '79Ms. Alyson L. Dennis '00 and Mr. Daniel JankMr. and Mrs. John W. Dillon '66Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Duffy '92Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Dziedzic '98Mrs. Paula Noga Eastham '01and Mr. Bradley C. Eastham '00Ms. Hali C. Enderby '13Mr. Robert J. Essay Jr. '95Mr. Michael F. Fabin '98 and Ms. Kerri L. LefaiverMr. Matthew J. Fernandes '05 and Mrs. Kristi L. Fernandes '06Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fitzgerald '66Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Flanagan '54Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Fuchs '86Mr. Thomas B. Gaffney '62Ms. Patricia A. Gallagher '92Mr. Jonathan E. Garbin '13Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Garvey III '78Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garvey '74Mr. Samuel J. Giordano III '11Mr. Michael T. Glennon '81 and Mrs. Maryann D. Glennon '79Dr. and Mrs. Mathew R. Glowski '65Ms. Jennifer K. Guess '10Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Guion '00Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hanna Jr. '86Mr. Mark J. Hanna '10Mr. Michael T. Hanna '05Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Hanna '81Mr. Patrick J. Harnisch '08 and Mrs. Colleen M. Harnisch '09Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Harris '84Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hartnett '76

Mrs. Kathleen M. Healy '96 and Mr. Paul HealyMr. Brian E. Hickey '74 and Mrs. Jean P. Hickey '76Mr. and Mrs. David P. HilbertMr. and Mrs. Paul C. Hilbert '65Mr. Timothy J. Hoag '94 and Ms. Rebecca L. Hoag '94Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hogan '73Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Horton '66Mr. Charles F. Hurley '78 and Mrs. Jane C. Hurley '80Mr. Andrew D. Ireland '87 and Mrs. Danielle L. Ireland '87Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jay '90Neal J. Johnson, LL.D. '73Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Johnson '77Lt. Col. and Mrs. Thomas G. Kane '80Mr. Michael R. Keilman '91 and Mrs. Kristin M. Keilman '92Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keilman '68Mr. Michael D. Keller '93 and Mrs. Kellyne E. Keller '95Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kelly '95Mr. Paul E. Kendall '85 and Mrs. Eileen M. Kendall '85Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kimball '88Dr. Bharat Kohli and Mrs. Nivedita KohliMr. and Mrs. Brian J. LaBau '79Mrs. Lindsay Brown Lane '04Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Maureen K. LeBoeuf '76 and Col. (Ret.) Joseph LeBoeufMr. Robert J. Liguori '81Mr. John J. Linnehan '71 and Ms. Janet I. Bodnar '71Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lusk '64Mr. Jason S. MacBain '08Dr. Andrew L. MacDonald '85Ms. Jean M. MacLeay '86 and Capt. James D. Oliver IIIMr. Kevin P. Maguire '89Mrs. Patricia Mahoney Dumser '62

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Marra '80Mr. Nicholas R. Maurer '11Mr. Daniel W. Mayfield '02Mr. Joseph F. McCall '83 and Mrs. Margaret S. McCall '84Mr. Brendan M. McCann '57Mr. and Mrs. Brendan J. McGarry '92Mr. Thomas P. McIntyre '88 and Mrs. Bridget A. McIntyre '88Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. McQuade '71Mr. James E. Meyer '76 and Mrs. Nina M. Meyer '79Mr. and Mrs. John D. Modrak Jr. '80Mr. Michael S. Moran '67Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Morini '77Mr. and Mrs. James R. Morrison '72Mr. John T. Mudano '90 and Mrs. Catherine Robbins-MudanoMr. Mark F. Mulhern '82 and Mrs. Kelly A. Mulhern '83Mr. Richard G. Murphy '81 and Mrs. Patricia M. Murphy '82Mr. John B. Newman '69 and Ms. Carol A. Newman '69Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Nida '09David M. Owen, Esq. '67 and Mrs. Sharon Jenkins-OwenMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Padovano '57Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Panaggio '80Mr. Paul S. Parzych '68Mr. Kevin Patwell '88 and Mary C. Patwell, CPA '88Ms. Brandy Pavlich '99 and Mr. Jason PavlichMr. Alex J. Peck '06The Hon. James J. Piampiano '72 and Mrs. Karen L. PiampianoMr. W. Jack Plants II '05Mr. and Mrs. Bill PurcellMr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Quick III, LL.D. '75

Ms. Gail A. Rahill '85Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reale '84Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Riordan '87Mr. James F. Rittinger '68 and Mrs. Kathleen O. Rittinger '68Mr. and Mrs. V. Daniel Robinson '78Ms. Ann RooneyMr. Timothy K. Rooney '86 and Mrs. Lisa D. Rooney '86Mr. Paul R. Rose '78Mr. Robert S. Ross '82 and Mrs. Martha A. Ross '82Mr. Kevin P. Ryan '03Paula J. Scraba, Ph.D. '05Mr. and Mrs. Shaun M. Sheehan '66Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Sigritz '00Mr. Robert A. Sims '83 and Mrs. Patricia Heupel Sims '84Ms. Kristin L. Sotak '08Mr. Charles J. Specht '10 and Mrs. Shannon M. Specht '10Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Specht '52Mr. and Mrs. John V. Sponyoe '61Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Stearns '65Mr. and Mrs. James E. StittMr. and Mrs. Denis J. Tarpey '67LTC Richard C. Trietley '86 and Mrs. Michele Y. Trietley '88Mr. James D. Turp '85Dr. Paul J. Ulich '80 and Mrs. Paulette M. Ulich '83Mr. Kenneth R. Vanluvanee '88Ms. Sherry C. Walton '83 and Mr. Charles P. JoyceMrs. Mary E. Wells '76 and Mr. Gary WellsMrs. Lynda M. Wilhelm '86 and Dr. Robert WilhelmMr. Ward G. Wilson '70

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wolcott '69Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Wolf '86Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Young '74Mr. Thomas D. Zaikos '10Mrs. Emily A. Zaleski '03 and Mr. Joel ZaleskiMr. James M. Zele '08

OrganizationsAttea & AtteaBeacon Management Corp.Bruhn Co., Inc.Campbell Soup CompanyCommunity Foundation of Warren County, Inc.Fidelity FoundationFirst Signal LLCFocus Benefit Group, LLCThe Keilman Family FoundationMarkel CorporationMcGraw-Hill FoundationMichael A. Glowski FoundationNew York Central Mutual InsuranceOtis Eastern Service, Inc.The Pfizer FoundationThe Procter & Gamble FundR. Stephen Ross Associates Inc.Rockville Bank Foundation, Inc.The Schwab Fund for Charitable GivingUnited Way of Greater RochesterVanguard Charitable Endowment Program

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PREMIER PARTNERS

Abbott Gas ProductsAlesco AdvisorsAllegany Beverage & Redemption CenterAngee’s Italian RestaurantAshley FurnitureAsk Design JewelersAustin Locksmithing & SecurityBartlett Country ClubBeef' N' BarrelBlue Cross Blue Shield of WNYBradford Regional Airport

BWB, P.C.Cayas Canopies & RentalsCerto Brothers DistributingColonial Radio GroupCovered Wagon ToursCYTECDatabranchDBP RealtyDresser-RandDr. Green Lawn/Custom TurfDuggan & Duggan

EnergymarkFollett SBU BookstoreHoliday Valley ResortH & R BlockIroquois GroupKinley CorporationMedia 1 GroupOlean Area Federal Credit UnionOlean Medical GroupPizza HutPremo Limo

Randy's Up the RiverRay's Hair StylingRicohSouthern Tier AgenciesSports LockerTim Horton's Upper Allegheny Health SystemVerizon WirelessWGWE Worth W. Smith Hardware

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GoBonnies.comThe official website of St. Bonaventure Athletics, GoBonnies.com received almost 54 million hits in 2013-14, including 6.7 million in November when the basketball seasons tipped off. Video continues to be a larger part of the content offered on GoBonnies.com with highlights of every basketball game included again last year. Social Media Social media continues to grow as a vehicle for fans to keep up with the Bonnies. @Go_Bonnies, the official Twitter account of St. Bonaventure Athletics, has over 5,000 followers. Fans may also follow specific Twitter accounts to St. Bonaventure’s athletic teams and programs. Bonnies fans also can follow the Bonnies through GoBonniesTV, the official YouTube channel of St. Bonaventure Athletics, Instagram and Facebook,

TV Exposure During the 2013-14 season, 19 St. Bonaventure men’s basketball games aired on eight different TV networks, including seven national broadcasts – three from the Reilly Center. Additionally, three women’s basketball games were televised on three different networks. SBU-TV and St. Bonaventure Athletics continue to partner to live stream all men’s and women’s basketball seasons on GoBonnies.com. A breakdown of TV games in the 2013-14 basketball season:NBC Sports Network: vs. Cornell, vs. Saint Joseph’s, at Massachusetts, vs. La Salle (A-10 Tournament), vs. Saint Louis (A-10 Tournament)CBS Sports Network: vs. La Salle, vs. Saint Joseph’s (A-10 Tournament), at Duquesne (women’s), Fordham (women’s A-10 Tournament) SNY: vs./at Duquesne, at Fordham, at VCU, at Connecticut (women’s basketball)Time Warner Sports: at Buffalo, vs. Dayton, at Niagara, at Siena Fox Sports Midwest: at Saint Louis ESPN3: at Wake Forest

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