Hampden-Sydney College

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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
TABLE OF CONTENTS/MEDIA INFORMATION................................................2
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION..........................................3
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE..........................................................................4
Senior captain Sean McChesney leads the
Tigers into the 2005 season with one goal
in mind...the ODAC CHAMPIONSHIP.
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Quick Facts
Table of Contents and Media Information
Contents
2005 Schedule..........................................................................IFC
Media Information .......................................................................2
H-SC Staff.....................................................................................3
Hampden-Sydney College............................................................4
Team Roster .................................................................................6
2005 Preview.............................................................................7-8
Head Coach Ray Rostan .........................................................9-10
Coach Rostan & Martin..............................................................11
Coach Lynch / Training Staff .....................................................12
Senior Profiles.......................................................................14-18
Player Profiles .......................................................................19-26
Records ......................................................................................28
Lacrosse All-Americans.............................................................29
Some of the Finest in the Country...............................................30
All-ODAC/Coaching Records ...................................................31
Lacrosse Alumni ...................................................................32-33
2004 Statistics and Results ........................................................34
H-SC Hall of Fame ....................................................................35
2005 Lacrosse Camps ................................................................36
Where To Find Us ................................................................... IBC
Location .......................................... Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943
Founded..................................................................................1775
Enrollment.............................................................................1,026
Colors..................................................................... Garnet & Grey
Conference ............................................... Old Dominion Athletic
Affiliation........................................................NCAA Division III
Nickname .............................................................................Tigers
President.................................................... Dr. Walter M. Bortz III
Athletic Director ............................................................ Joe Bush
Lacrosse Athletic Trainer...........................................Lexi Boswell
Athletic Department Address........................................... Box 698
Athletic Department Phone................................... (434) 223-6151
Athletic Department Fax....................................... (434) 223-6348
Overnight Address .................................1 Kirby Fieldhouse Road
Internet Address ......................................... www.hsc.edu/athletics
Sports Information Director............................. Donnie Turlington
SID Phone ............................................................. (434) 223-6156
SID E-mail ................................................... dturlington@hsc.edu
Assistant Sports Information Director.........................Dave Burns
Asst. SID Phone.....................................................(434) 223-6168
Asst. SID E-Mail..................................................dburns@hsc.edu
Head Lacrosse Coach.................................................. Ray Rostan
Office Phone.......................................................... (434) 223-6158
Head Coach E-Mail.............................................rrostan@hsc.edu
Assistant Lacrosse Coaches ......................................... Jay Rostan
Mike Lynch, Ryan Martin, and Walt Casebolt
Office Phone.......................................................... (434) 223-6366
Home Field.....................................................Fulton Field (2,500)
All-Time Lacrosse Record .............................. 236-161 (29 years)
Website:...................................................... www.hsc.edu/athletics
Media Outlets
Print
Phone
Associated Press.................................................... (800) 552-9935
Richmond Times Dispatch........................... (800) 488-1885x6554
Farmville Herald................................................... (804) 392-3138
Lynchburg News & Advance ................................. (434) 385-5554
Newport News Daily Press.................................... (757) 247-4637
Norfolk Virginian Pilot.......................................... (757) 446-2366
Roanoke Times ...................................................... (540) 981-3221
Radio
WFLO ................................................................... (434) 392-4195
WSVS ................................................................... (434) 392-3377
Television
WRIC-8 (Richmond) ............................................ (804) 330-8829
WTVR-6 (Richmond) ........................................... (804) 254-3639
WWBT-12 (Richmond)......................................... (804) 230-2612
WSET-13 (Lynchburg).......................................... (434) 528-1313
WDBJ-7 (Roanoke) .............................................. (540) 985-3623
WSLS-10 (Roanoke)......................................... (540) 981-9110x4
Senior
Captain Ryan
Fassnacht enters
the 2005 season
as one of the top
face-off men in
the ODAC.
Credits
The 2005 Hampden-Sydney Lacrosse Media Guide is a publication of the Hampden-Sydney Sports Information Department.
Written, edited and designed by Assistant Sports Information
Director Dave Burns. Cover designed by Hampden-Sydney College publications designer, Todd Nolley. Photography by Gary
Brittain, H-SC lacrosse parents, Courtney Turlington, and Donnie
Turlington.
About the H-SC Lacrosse Media Guide
The 2005 Hampden-Sydney Lacrosse media guide is designed to
assist the media in its coverage of Hampden-Sydney
lacrosse. It also is intended to be used by fans and prospective
Hampden-Sydney students. If you desire additional information
on lacrosse or other H-SC athletic programs, please feel free to
contact the Hampden-Sydney College Sports Information Office,
or log on to www.hsc.edu/athletics/lacrosse.
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Hampden-Sydney College Administration
Dr. Walter M. BORTZ III
President
Joe BUSH
Athletics Director
Walter M. Bortz III became the
twenty-third president of
Hampden-Sydney College in July of
2000. Dr. Bortz has guided the College to record levels of enrollment and
fund raising during his tenure, and has
spearheaded the effort to draft a new
long range plan incorporating a master plan for a new
library and a fine arts center, among other renovations and
improvements to the campus. President Bortz is widely
involved in the leadership of higher education organizations
in the Commonwealth and beyond. He is a member of
the Executive Committee of the Council of Independent
Colleges in Virginia, a trustee of the Virginia Foundation of
Independent Colleges, the head of the President’s Council
for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, and serves on
the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of
Colleges and Universities. He also is active in the Council
of Independent Colleges.
Joe Bush has been an integral part of
the Hampden-Sydney athletic department since he began as the head football coach in 1986, adding the further
responsibility of athletic director in
1992. In 1996 he stepped down from
his coaching post to dedicate his fulltime efforts to his duties as athletic
director.
In eleven seasons as the Hampden-Sydney football
coach, Bush recorded a winning percentage of nearly
.600. He twice earned ODAC Coach of the Year honors,
including 1987 when the Tigers won the ODAC Championship. In addition to the on-field accomplishments by his
teams, Bush coached four players who earned Academic
All-America recognition. He also served as H-SC’s tennis
coach from 1989 to 1992 and in 1991 was named the
ODAC Tennis Coach of the Year.
Bush served a two-year term as President-Elect of the
ODAC from 2000 through 2002. In addition, he has served
as Hampden-Sydney’s golf coach over the past three years.
In 1998 he served as the Chair of the NCAA Division III
Football Committee. He was responsible for all aspects of
the NCAA Division III National Football Championship.
Before his arrival on the Hampden-Sydney campus,
Bush served as head football coach at Bridgewater for a
year and as an assistant at Virginia Military Institute for
15 seasons.
A three-year starter for VMI in both football and baseball, Bush is a member of VMI’s Sports Hall of Fame. As
a senior, Bush was co-captain of the football team, SecondTeam All-Southern Conference and voted the “Outstanding
College Lineman in Virginia” by the Roanoke Sports Club.
Bush received his undergraduate degree in civil engineering from Virginia Military Institute. He served three
years in the United States Army, attaining the rank of captain. His military assignments included serving as battery
commander of a guided missle unit in Korea and service
in Germany.
Bush is a member of the American Football Coaches
Association and the College Presbyterian Church. He and
his wife, Katherine, are the parents of two children, Katrina
and Joseph, and have a grandson, Charlie and a granddaughter Lauren.
President Bortz has also served on the Board of Trustees
of the Kiski School, a private secondary institution in Pennsylvania; Mount Vernon College, a women’s college in
Washington, DC, and he is a member of the Board of
Trustees of Bethany College in West Virginia.
Dr. Bortz enjoyed a wide-ranging career in higher education administration in both large and small, public and
private, institutions for thirty-three years before assuming
his position at Hampden-Sydney College, having served as
Vice President for Administrative and Information Services
at The George Washington University, and as Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Acting Vice President
for Administration, and Acting Vice President for Student
Services at the University of Hartford. He also held
positions in enrollment management, including Executive
Director of Admissions and Student Financial Assistance at
the University of Hartford, Director of Admissions at East
Carolina University, Dean of Admissions at Texas Christian
University, and Director of Admissions at his alma mater,
Bethany College.
Dr. Bortz resides on the Hampden-Sydney College campus
with his wife, Lorraine. They are the parents of a daughter,
Catherine, a physician, and a son, Walter, a communications technologist. Dr. Bortz received his undergraduate
degree in Biology from Bethany College in Bethany, West
Virginia. He has done graduate work at Texas Christian
University and West Virginia University, and has a doctorate in policy studies from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
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Hampden-Sydney is one of the South’s outstanding liberal arts
colleges. Nestled in the gently rolling countryside of south-central Virginia, H-SC is the oldest of the country’s few remaining
men’s colleges.
Hampden-Sydney is committed to
the belief that a liberal arts education
provides the best foundation not only
for a professional career, but also for
the great moral and intellectual challenges of life. Students learn that the
pursuit of truth is a lifelong endeavor,
requiring clarity and objectivity of
thought, a sensitive moral conscience,
and a dedication to responsible citizenship.
As the College’s mission statement says, liberal education aims
to assist students to free themselves
from ignorance, malice, prejudice,
and superstition; from the tyranny
of intellectual selfishness; and from
impotence in judging the claims and
values of experts. It teaches students
to gather evidence patiently; it educates them to write and speak with
force, precision, and clarity; and it
encourages them to seek refreshment
and inspiration in the fine arts.
success of its program is a dedicated faculty, over 90% of whom
hold earned doctorates in their fields and all of whom devote their
principal energy to teaching. The student-faculty ratio is 13:1.
STUDENTS RUN THEIR OWN
ACTIVITIES
Student life is considered an integral
part of the education process at
Hampden-Sydney. Students conduct their
own affairs through a student government
elected by them and composed of members of all classes.
A student-enforced honor code is a
Hampden-Sydney tradition that continues
to flourish, upholding the atmosphere
of personal integrity, trust, and mutual
respect essential to the operation of a
dynamic academic community. Responsibility for maintaining the system is taken
so seriously that students enjoy one of the
freest campuses in America, where books
and bikes can be left unattended and professors can leave their classrooms during
tests and exams.
Student activities are numerous and
diverse, including publication of a newspaper, yearbook, and literary magazine
and operation of a radio station and volunteer fire department along with a wide
variety of clubs and other organizations.
Whether they like drama, music, classical debate, hiking and canoeing, or
even electronics and short wave radio, students can find campus organizations that cater to their
interests. Many student
programs involve a strong
commitment of service to
the community, such as the
tutoring program for area
high school students.
The social life of the
College is centered around
11 national fraternities and a
strong organization of independents. Concerts, mixers,
movies and a variety of
unusual programs are
planned and carried out
through a student-run college activities committee.
Affiliated with the
NCAA and competing in the
Old Dominion Athletic Conference, Hampden-Sydney
fields varsity intercollegiate
teams in football, soccer, cross country, basketball, baseball, golf,
lacrosse and tennis.
The athletic department offers a comprehensive program in
intramural activities, with thirteen sports throughout the year, in
which over 80% of the students participate.
ONE QUALITY REIGNS
SUPREME: LEADERSHIP
From the beginning, the College’s
intent has been to educate the whole
individual “in an atmosphere of sound learning.”
The College’s history
speaks eloquently of the
powerful and enduring
character of the ideals
of self-reliance and service, and of its own
two-hundred years of
commitment to the value
of self-reliant, disciplined
intellect in public life.
In proportion to its
enrollment,
Hampden-Sydney consistently is in the top five
percent of all colleges and
universities in graduates
listed in “Who’s Who in
America.”
Since 1776, the College has provided the
educational experience
necessary to produce leaders in every field of endeavor, including
one U.S. President, 12 senators, 32 congressmen, 12 governors,
well over 100 state representatives, and a host of ministers, attorneys, doctors and judges.
The College offers the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of
Science degrees, preparing students for direct entry into the world
of business or for further professional training in law, medicine,
business, government, teaching or the ministry. Basic to the
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2005 ROSTER...................................................................................................6
2005 SEASON OUTLOOK..............................................................................7-8
HEAD COACH RAY ROSTAN........................................................................9-10
ASST. COACH ROSTAN & MARTIN.................................................................11
ASST. COACH LYNCH / TRAINING STAFF......................................................12
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2005 Team Roster
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NAME
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Jeremy Bull
G
Chip Farrar
D
Sean McChesney* A
Thomas Jennings M
Michael Via
A
Mark Miller
M
Will Albright*
D
Kevin Burke
M
Ryan Harrington M
Kelly Mattie
A
William Shell
A
Dalton Grein
M
John Pritzlaff
D
Scott Russell
G
Robbie Stockwell M
Jarrott Patteson
M
Colin Weiss
D
Kyle Frazier
M
Joe Daugherty
M
Tim Brown
M
Eamon Thornton A
Vince Smith
M
Middleton Smith M
Bill Zimmer
D
Chase Williston
D
Cameron Hellmuth M
Ryan Fassnacht* M
Ryan Burns
D
Alex Pritzlaff
D
Colin Dunn
D
Alex Elkins
D
Will Taylor
D
Phil Hage
G
Greg Frankoski
G
Will Ashwell
D
AJ Cox
M
Dan Sullivan
A
Ryan Niland
A
James Provenzano D
Robbie Thomas
M
Murray Webb
D
Pierce Buckingham A
Jim Philbin
M
YR
SR
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5-8
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5-11
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6-0
5-11
5-10
6-1
6-1
5-10
5-10
5-9
6-2
5-11
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6-1
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WT
190
200
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HOMETOWN/HS/COACH
Raleigh, NC/Ravenscroft/John Hayden
Siler City, NC/Woodberry Forest/Andrew Hilgartner
Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield/Doug Tarring
Murfreesboro, TN/Webb School/Jon Bloom
Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy/Tom Duquette
Esmont, VA/Monticello/Matt Miller
Alexandria, VA /St. Stephen’s/Mark St. Germaine
Fairfax, VA/Robinson HS/Tom Tufts
Dallas, TX/Plano HS/Chris Braceland
Alexandria, VA /St. Stephen’s/Rick Kirshner
High Point, NC/McCallie School/Troy Kemp
Castlerock, CO/Kent Denver/Tom Graesser
Darien, CT/Darien HS/Jeff Brameier
Lexington, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield/Doug Tarring
Sewickley, PA/Quaker Valley/John Sadd
McLean, VA/Langley/Earl Brewer
Forest, VA/Virginia Episcopal
Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry Collegiate/Will Gibbs
Atlanta, GA/McCallie School/Troy Kemp
Palmyra, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield/Doug Tarring
Stevenson, MD/Boys’ Latin/Bob Shriver
Cincinnati,OH/Indian Hills/Mike Ward
Charlotte, NC/Providence Day/Mark Fader
Alexandria, VA /St. Stephen’s/Rick Kirshner
Castlerock, CO/Kent Denver/Tom Graesser
Chevy Chase, MD/Trinity Pawling/Joe Tweed
Chapel Hill, NC/Chapel Hill HS/Glenn Estacio
Charlottesville, VA/Suffield Academy
Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy/Tom Duquette
Maplewood, NJ/Columbia HS/David Brothers
Warrenton, VA/Notre Dame Acad.
Laurel, MD/St. Vincent Pallotti/Murray Miller
Stafford, VA/North Stafford
Arnold, MD/Mercersburg Acad.
Huntington, NY/
Latham, NY/Trinity Pawling
Fayetteville, GA/Webb School
Richmond, VA/Christchurch
Raleigh, NC/Cardinal Gibbons
* 2005 Team Captain
Head Coach: Ray Rostan (Cortland State, 1973 / 21st season)
Assistant Coaches: Jay Rostan (Hampden-Sydney, 2003 / 1st season)
Mike Lynch (Hampden-Sydney, 2005 / 1st season)
Ryan Martin (Ithaca College, 2003 / 1st season)
Walt Casebolt (2nd season)
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2005 Season Preview
Outlook
Tiger Attack
The 2004 season began with the
Tigers ranked among the top
five teams in the nation after
ten games, yet the young
Hampden-Sydney squad faltered late in the season. Despite
finishing 8-5, the 2004 senior
class tied a Hampden-Sydney
College lacrosse record, previously broken by the 2003 seniors,
with 44 victories in their respective
Sean
four year careers. The Tigers
McChesney
missed the NCAA national tournament last year for just the second
time in the past seven years and will
eagerly look for their return to the
playoffs. Hampden-Sydney will be a
strong contender in the ODAC and will
make a push for another run in the
NCAA Tournament. H-SC returns a host
of veterans with something to prove in ‘05
as well as another outstanding group of
newcomers. Leading scorer Vince Smith
returns for his second season as a Tiger
along with his high school teammate, three
year starter, and current team captain Sean
McChesney. They will be joined by second
year captain and two-time all-conference midfielder Ryan Fassnacht. Second-year starters
and sophomores Michael Via, William Shell,
and Thomas Jennings were solid contributors
as freshman and have greatly improved their
physical strength in the offseason. Defensively, senior goalie Jeremy Bull looks
to return to his All-American form
of 2003 and will count on first
team All-ODAC defenseman Will
Albright as well as returning
starters John Pritzlaff and Ryan
Burns. Seniors Kevin Burke and
Dalton Grein return at midfield
and have competed very aggressively in fall workouts. Junior
attackman Eamon Thornton also
returns after overcoming injury, and
will add a strong physical presence
on the field. Coach Rostan is most
exited about the team effort and very
positive attitude the Tigers displayed
in off-season practice and training.
Leading the offensive attack will be three-year
starter and senior tri-captain Sean McChesney
along with two-year starter Michael Via.
McChesney is one of Hampden-Sydney’s
quickest and strongest offensive players.
Scoring 14 goals and adding four assists
in 2004, McChesney has been named a
team captain for the ‘05 season and
will be counted on to be a leader and
a major scoring threat. Sophomore
Michael Via had a great start to his
career, scoring 11 goals along with eight
assists during his freshman campaign
and will be looking to make himself into
one of the most dangerous players in the
ODAC. Another returning starter that had
success as a freshman is William Shell.
Shell netted five goals and chalked up eight
assists for a total of 13 points. Junior Eamon
Thorton, returning from injury, brings the most
commanding physical presence to the field and
will be counted upon in a regular rotation. Freshmen Kelly Mattie, Dan Sullivan, and Ryan Niland
played well in fall workouts and will also look to
contribute.
Tiger Midfield
Holding down the midfield will be four-year
starter, two-year captain, and two-time
All-ODAC honoree Ryan Fassnacht
along with returning leading scorer
Vince Smith. Fassnacht is proven
as one of the best face off men
and defensive midfielders in
the nation. Despite the fact
that he has not been a goal
scorer, Coach Rostan believes
he is a legitimate player-of-theyear candidate at the conference
Vince Smith
or national level. Joining Fassnacht will be junior Vince Smith,
sophomore Thomas Jennings, and
newcomer Ryan Harrington. Smith led
the team in total scoring with 17 goals
and 17 assists for a total of 34 points last
season and will be the team’s field general.
Thomas Jennings returns to the starting lineup
for his sophomore campaign after a standout
freshman season scoring 14 goals and adding two
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2005 Season Preview
assists. Ryan Harrington will enjoy his first season
in a Hampden-Sydney uniform after transferring
from Whittier College. Harrington, an extremely
well-conditioned athlete, will have an immediate
impact on the program. Other impact players
will be seniors Kevin Burke and Dalton
Grein. Both Burke and Grein are totally
unselfish players who will do anything
to help the team win. Freshman Mark
Miller also showed strong ability to
contribute early along with Kelly
Mattie who is a former High
School All-American. From
a defensive midfield
standpoint, Coach Rostan
was particularly pleased
with the tenacious fall
play of sophomore
Middleton Smith,
freshmen Kyle
Frazier, and A.J.
Cox.
showed great promise in the fall are Will Ashwell,
Colin Dunn, Alex Elkins, Chip Farrar, Alex Pritzlaff, James Provensano and Bill Zimmer. Zimmer
is a sophomore transfer while the others are true
freshman. The Tiger program prides itself in
strong team defense and this may be the deepest
group in recent history.
Tiger Goalkeepers
Honorable Mention All-American goalkeeper Jeremy Bull returns to the net for his
senior season and will be counted upon
to lead the team back to the NCAA tournament. Bull recorded 121 saves in
698 minutes of play last season. Bull
will be supported by three outstanding
young talents including sophomores
Greg Frankoski and Scott Russell
along with freshman Phil Hage.
Tiger Defense
2005 senior captain
Ryan Fassnacht
and First Team AllODAC honoree Will
Albright will be teaming up with returning
starter John Pritzlaff
to anchor a formidable
Tiger defense. Albright
shut down several of the
top players in the nation
last season while Pritzlaff returns for his junior
campaign after leading all
long sticks with 61 ground
balls in ‘04. Senior Ryan
Burns saw action in 11 games last year while finishing out the last six games of the season as a starter.
Burns adds experience to the team defense while
sophomore Chase Williston will add his speed and
strength to the veteran core. Several newcomers
were outstanding in fall workouts and have already
shown the ability and work ethic to contribute immediately. Freshman Colin Weiss, one of the best conditioned athletes on the team will make an immediate
impact as a probable starter. Other newcomers that
Tiger Schedule
Hampden-Sydney will be more than prepared for the regular season after visiting Duke University for a preseason
tournament where they will match up
against Division I opponents such as St.
John’s, Hofstra, and Duke, as well as the
number one preseason ranked team in
Division III, Salisbury University. The
Tigers will kick off regular season play
on Saturday, February 26, 2005 vs. Mary
Washington at 1pm. H-SC will be tested
early in the season as the Tigers take on
four nationally ranked opponents, three
of which are ODAC rivals, throughout
the season including Gettysburg, Washington &Lee, Roanoke, and Lynchburg.
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RAY
Head Coach Ray Rostan
He now has 215 collegiate victories, 175 at H-SC, and is
third nationally among NCAA Division III coaches in alltime victories. His teams have reached the NCAA Tournament seven times.
During the past five years, Rostan’s teams have won 55
games, two ODAC Championships and participated in four
NCAA Tournaments. Since 1998, 25 student-athletes have
received All-American honors, including four on the first
team, along with two Academic All-Americans. In 1998,
Jamie Worthen was named the Division III National Player
of the Year at defense, while Rostan’s son, Jason, garnered
USILA First Team All-America and ODAC Player of the
Year accolades in 2002.
In addition to coaching duties, Rostan has been a member
of several national committees. He is currently the
Chair of the Men’s U.S.I.L.A. North-South
Senior All-Star Game and he is serving
on the Committee for Coaching Ethics sponsored
by US Lacrosse.
He recently completed a five-year
commitment as a
member of the NCAA
Men’s Lacrosse Committee, as well as ten years
on the Division III AllAmerica committee.
In 2003, Rostan was
named Assistant Athletic Director for Hampden-Sydney College.
It is his third title in his 20 years
of service to the College, along with
coaching the water polo team through
the early-90’s and coaching the lacrosse
team, which he took over in 1985.
The Copiague (Long Island), New
York native earned his B.S. in 1973 from
Cortland State, and his M.S. from Ithaca College in 1977. A collegiate attackman, Rostan
was a member of the 1973 Cortland State national
championship team. He later played professional
indoor lacrosse for the National Lacrosse League
Champion Rochester Griffins, then for the Long Island
Tomahawks.
Rostan and his wife Karen have two children,
Jamie (21) and Jason (24). Jason, a 2003 graduate of
Hampden-Sydney College was a two-time USILA AllAmerican for the Tiger lacrosse team as well as the ODAC
player of the year in ‘03. Jason has returned to HampdenSydeny and joins his father on the sideline as the Tigers’
assistant lacrosse coach. Coach Rostan’s daughter, Jamie, is
currently finishing her senior year at the University of Mary
Washington.
ROSTAN
Head Coach
Cortland State, ’73
21st Season at H-SC
In 26 years as a college head coach, the last 20 at
Hampden-Sydney, lacrosse coach Ray Rostan has
established himself as one of the most respected
coaches in the country. In 2002, Rostan served as
an assistant coach for the U.S. National Lacrosse
Team which won the World Lacrosse Championships in Perth, Australia. Rostan was the
1998 and 1989 recipient of the Francis
“Babe” Kraus Memorial Award, after being
voted the national coach of the year by
his peers as he became the first Division
III coach to be honored with the award
twice. In addition to national honors,
Rostan has been voted Old Dominion
Athletic Conference Coach of the
Year four times, most recently in
2001.
Last season, Rostan’s 2004
senior class made history as they
tied the school record for career
vicories with 44 games and
earned 3 NCAA Tournament
appearances.
In 2003, Rostan led the
Tiger lacrosse team to
national heights as the
Tigers finished the season
ranked seventh in the nation.
The 2003 Tigers finished with
a 12-3 overall mark, completed
the ODAC regular season undefeated for the second straight year
and advanced into the quarter finals
of the NCAA Tournament with a 10-8
victory over then-third-ranked Washington College.
Rostan’s seventh NCAA appearance came
during the 2002 season as he led the Tigers to a
13-3 record and a No. 3 ranking in the final poll
of the regular season. The team completed a 6-0
record against ODAC competition during the regular
season and hosted the first-ever ODAC Men’s Lacrosse
Tournament Championship game.
Rostan reached the significant milestone of winning his
200th college game in April of 2002 in a victory over
Washington and Lee. In April of 1996, Rostan recorded his
100th victory while the head coach at Hampden-Sydney.
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Head Coach Ray Rostan
ROSTAN LEDGER
All-Time Results at H-SC
Year Record Ranking
1985 6-6
-1986 9-4
12th
1987 9-5
11th
1988 9-5
10th
1989 11-3 7th
1990 7-6
14th
1991 9-6
-1992 7-7
-1993 6-7
-1994 7-6
-1995 10-5 7th
1996 10-4 16th
1997 8-7
16th
1998 12-2 3rd
1999 11-4 9th
2000 8-6
-2001 11-4 7th
2002 13-3 6th
2003 12-3 7th
2004 8-5
17th
Above: Coach Rostan celebrates Team USA’s
victory in the I.L.F. World Championships in
2002. Below: The Rostan Family (clockwise
from top left), Chris Bissinger, Ray Rostan,
Karen Rostan, Jamie Rostan and Jason Rostan.
Totals at Hampden-Sydney: 183-98 (.651)
Overall Totals/24 years: 223-123 (.644)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• 2002 USA Team Asst. Coach-Defensive Coordinator
• 2002 USA Team I.L.F. World Champions
• USILA National Coach of the Year: 1989, 1998
• ODAC Coach of the Year: 1989, 1995, 1998, 2001
• ODAC Champions: 1989, 1995, 1998, 2001
• NCAA Tournament: 1989, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001,
2002, 2003
• Top 20-Year-End Ranking: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989,
1990, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004
• NCAA Quarter Finalists: 1999, 2003
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
JAY
ROSTAN
Assistant Coaches
in 2003. In addition, he scored All-Old Dominion
Athletic Conference honors three times, was
twice voted to the first team, and in 2002 earned
ODAC Player of the Year nods.
Assistant Coach
Hampden-Sydney, 2003
1st Season
“I am certainly pleased with our selection
of Jason Rostan as assistant lacrosse coach
at Hampden-Sydney College,” said Head
Coach Ray Rostan. “Jason is without question a product of Hampden-Sydney and our
college community. As a 2003 graduate
of Hampden-Sydney, he is very familiar
with the traditions of our college and our
lacrosse program. He understands the
hard work, drive and consistency that it
takes to be a successful student-athlete at
our college. He has a creative mind for
the game and will bring fresh ideas to our
program.
Jason Rostan, a 2003 graduate of
Hampden-Sydney College and two-time USILA
All-American for the Tiger lacrosse team, joins
the program as an assistant coach. Rostan is the
son of current Hampden-Sydney College lacrosse
head coach, Ray Rostan.
Rostan began his coaching career last season as
a graduate assistant for the Tigers and returns
as the full time assistant in 2005. “I am truly
excited for the opportunity to return and serve
my alma mater,” said Rostan. “I look forward
to working hard, both in recruiting and on the
field, to continue the tradition of the Tiger
Lacrosse program.”
A Prince Edward High School product,
Rostan earned First Team All-State and was
the 1999 Southside District Player of the Year
for the Eagles soccer team. He currently resides
in Hampden-Sydney, VA.
Rostan was a four-year letter winner for the
Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team and earned
USILA All-America honors twice in his
career, garnering first team accolades in 2002 and second
team honors
Martin earned third-team All-American honors in 2002
and was named the Empire 8 Player of the Year. Ryan
earned All-American honors again in 03’ as a senior.
RYAN
MARTIN
“I am very pleased to have Ryan Martin join our staff,”
said Head Coach Ray Rostan. “His experience as a
two-year All-American goalie for an excellent Ithaca
College team lends him special coaching talents not only
in working with our goalies but also with our team
defense.”
Assistant Coach
1st Season
Ithaca College, 2003
Joining the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse coaching staff
this season is assistant coach Ryan Martin. A
2003 graduate of Ithaca College (Ithaca, NY), Martin
recieved a B.A. in business administration with a concentration in management.
Martin began his coaching career last year at Richardson
High School in Texas. Ryan currently resides in
Hampden-Sydney, VA.
“I am very excited to become a part of the
Hampden-Sydney lacrosse program,” said Martin.
“It’s a great opportunity to be able to work with
Coach Rostan and the rest of the incredible staff at
Hampden-Sydney.”
While at Ithaca, Ryan was the starting goalkeeper and
two-year captain (02’-03’) for the varsity lacrosse team.
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
MIKE
Coaching/Training Staff
LYNCH
Assistant Coach
First Season
Hampden-Sydney, 2005
Mike Lynch, anticipating graduation in May, joins the
Hampden-Sydney coaching staff after completing a very
successful playing career for the Tigers.
“I’m happy to be able to work with such a tremendous
coaching staff and excited about being on the other side of
the whistle this season,” said Lynch. “Being a caoch gives
me the opportunity to stay involved with lacrosse and still be a
part of the program.”
The Lynch Family (L-R): Tammi, Kennedy, Keigan, and MIke.
Originially from Toronto, Canada, Lynch spent two years at Clarkson University before finding a home at Hampden-Sydney.
Making an immediate impact as a Tiger, Lynch earned a starting role and became one of the most talented shooters on the
team. Mike scored four goals and chipped in two assists for a total of six points during his first season at H-SC.
“Michael Lynch finished his eligibility with the Tigers last season and will be assisting our program as he completes his
degree at Hampden-Sydney College this spring,” said head coach Ray Rostan. “I have become very close with Michael, his
wonderful wife Tammy, and children Keigan and Kennedy, since his transfer to Hampden-Sydney two years ago. Michael
is mature and one of the hardest working young men that i have met. Our student-athletes can learn much from Mike
this season.”
Throughout high school Mike played “Junior A” lacrosse in Canada.
Mike resides in Farmville, VA with his wife Tammi and two children, Keigan and Kennedy.
Walt Casebolt is in his third season as a Hampden-Sydney
assistant coach and his primary duties this season will be
couseling the student-athletes. Casebolt is a retired Marine
Infantry Officer with combat experience at the platoon,
company and battalion level. He holds a graduate degree
in counseling and is presently working toward his doctorate in Psychology.
MAJOR WALT
CASEBOLT
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Third Season
Casebolt lives in Farmville with his lovely wife Krista.
Assistant Athletic Trainer
High Point University
First Season
High Point University in North Carolina, where she received
a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training. She then attended
California University of Pennsylvania and graduated in 2004
with a master’s degree in Advanced Athletic Training.
While at Cal U, Boswell fulfilled her graduate assistantship
at Washington and Jefferson College working with a variety
of sports including volleyball, men’s and women’s water
polo, wrestling, and men’s lacrosse. She also wrote her
Master’s Thesis entitled Certified Athletic Trainer’s Knowledge of the Female Athlete Triad.
Lexi Boswell is in her first year as the assistant athletic
trainer at Hampden-Sydney College. Before joining the
Hampden-Sydney Athletic Training staff, Boswell attended
Boswell works with the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team and
assists with the football team. Originally from Winchester,
VA, Boswell currently lives in Farmville.
LEXI
BOSWELL
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SENIOR PROFILES....................................................................................................................14-18
RETURNING PLAYER PROFILES..........................................................................................19-24
NEWCOMERS...........................................................................................................................24-26
Goalkeeper Jeremy Bull
returns for his senior
campaign to command the
Hampden-Sydney defense.
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
WILL
Senior Profiles
#7
KEVIN #8
ALBRIGHT
BURKE
Sr. - Defenseman - 5-11 - 175
Alexandria, VA
St. Stephen’s
Sr. - Midfield - 6-0 - 180
Fairfax, VA
Robinson
College: After a strong 2004 season, Albright was selected 1st
Team All ODAC and will look to become one of the better
defenders nationally in ‘05...Developed into an athletic and
intelligent defensive player as well as a team leader...Named
team captain for the 2005 season...Tallied a career-high 34
ground balls as a junior...Played in 14 contests as a sophomore
in 2003 and made one start…Recorded one assist on the year and
also picked up 17 ground balls… Albright played in 12 games
as a defenseman for the Tigers during his freshman campaign in
2002…He recorded three ground balls on the year.
High School: Played football and lacrosse at St. Stephen’s…
Captained the lacrosse team and also earned All-State honor
Personal: Son of George and Beth Albright… Father, George,
graduated from the College in 1974, while his brother, Toby, is a
member of the class of 1999.
Albright’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 13
0
2003 14
0
2002 12
0
Totals 39
0
Goals
0
0
0
0
Assists
0
1
0
1
GB’s
34
17
3
54
College: Burke is an experienced veteran with great leadership
skills that provides all the intangibles the Tigers need for another
successful season...Played in seven games during his junior
year...Had a strong 2003 season seeing action in ten games for
the team… Scored only goal of the season in Tigers victory over
Mary Washington College… Recorded ten ground balls on the
season… Burke had a solid freshman year for the Tigers in 2002,
playing in all 16 games…Finished the year with two points on
one goal and one assist…Also tallied 11 ground balls.
High School: Competed in both swimming and lacrosse at
Robinson High School…Was a captain in both sports and was
a state competitor in swimming, while playing for state champs
in lacrosse.
Personal: Son of Joseph and Lynn Burke...Has two sisters, Tracy
(23) and Alyssa (16).
Burke’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 7
0
2003 10
2
2002 16
1
Totals 34
3
Points
0
1
0
1
14
Goals
0
1
1
2
Assists
0
0
1
1
GB’s
2
10
11
23
Points
0
1
1
2
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
JEREMY #1
Senior Profiles
BULL
Sr. - Goal - 6-2 - 200
Raleigh, N.C.
Ravenscroft
2005 Preseason All-American
College: Returning as the Tigers starting goalkeeper...Racked
up 121 saves for a .573 save percentage and allowed a career
best 90 goals during his junior campaign...Anxious to prove he
is one of the best goalies in Division III in ‘05...Scored 2003
USILA honorable metion All-America honors…Had a stellar
sophomore season as he posted an 8.10 goals-against average
in over 778 minutes of action… Recorded a career-high 163
saves and allowed 105 goals on the year… Made career-high
18 saves in NCAA Tournament contest against Whittier College… Earned honorable mention All-ODAC honors in 2003…
A 2003 Face Off Yearbook Preseason All-America selection
…Earned First Team All-ODAC in 2002, his first year of collegiate competiton…Played in all 16 games and made 150
saves, allowed just 96 goals and posted a 6.94 goals-againstaverage in 829 minutes of action…An imposing and promising
goalie who did not play in the 2001 season due to injury.
High School: Played lacrosse, football and wrestled at Ravenscroft High School….Was three-time All-State and two-time
MVP as a goalkeeper…Earned All-State honors in football and
All-Conference honors as a wrestler.
Personal: Son of Donald and Barbara Bull...Has one sister,
Jennifer (20).
Bull’s Career Stats
Year Games Saves
2004 13
121
2003 15
163
2002 16
150
Totals 44
434
15
GA
90
105
96
291
Sv. Pct.
.573
.608
.610
.597
Min.
698
778
829
2305
GAA
7.74
8.10
6.94
7.59
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Senior Profiles
RYAN #31
DALTON #12
BURNS
GREIN
Sr. - Defenseman - 5-11 - 195
Fairfax, VA
Robinson
Sr. - Midfield - 5-10 - 175
High Point, NC
McCallie School
College: Burns had a great junior year finishing the last half
of the season as a starter and is likely to pick up where he
left off...Picked up 17 ground balls last season...Saw action in
two games in ‘03 for Hampden-Sydney… Burns played in six
games as a freshman while recording two ground balls on the
year.
High School: Played for lacrosse state champs…Served as a
captain on Robinson’s lacrosse team
Personal: Son of Bob and Nancy Webb...Has one brother,
Kevin (14), and one sister, Lindsey (1).
College: One of the hardest working players on the team,
Grein will be looking to make an impact during his senior
campaing after playing in two games last season...Played in
four games as a sophomore in 2003… Scored first career goal
in Tigers victory over Guilford College…Also recorded four
ground balls on the year.
High School: Team MVP and earned All-State honors as
captain of McCallie’s lacrosse team.
Personal: Son of John and Marybeth Grein...Has one brother,
Tim (25).
Burns’ Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 11
0
2003 2
0
2002 6
0
Totals 8
0
Grein’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
Points
2004 2
0
2003 4
7
2002 0
0
Totals 4
7
Goals
0
0
0
0
Assists
0
0
0
0
GB’s
17
0
2
19
Points
0
0
0
0
16
Goals
Assists GB’s
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
4
0
1
0
1
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Senior Profiles
RYAN
#29
FASSNACHT
Sr. - Defenseman/Midfield - 6-2 - 195
Fairfax, VA
Robinson
College: Fassnacht has become one of the most unique and adaptable players in Division III lacrosse...Recieved his second AllODAC recognition for his impressive efforts in 2004...One of the
top face off specialists in the country...Winning 137 out of 218
face offs for a .628 winning percentage, grabbed a team leading
93 ground balls, and contributed one goal... Scored second team
All-ODAC honors in ‘03 after leading the conference with a face
off winning percentage of 70 percent… Won 156 face offs in 224
opportunities… Scored two goals and had two assists on the year for
four points… Reeled in a team-high 112 ground balls… Fassnacht
made a big impact as a freshman in 2002 as he recorded a .649 faceoff winning percentage, scoring wins in 146-of-225 face offs…Led
the team with 100 ground balls and also completed the year with
three points on one goal and two assists.
High School: Played for two-time state champ Robinson High
School….Also played for football state champs…Captain of wrestling team and All-State.
Personal: Son of Stephen Fassnacht and Jeanie Thacher.
Fassnacht’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 13
8
2003 15
6
2002 16
3
Totals 44
17
Goals
1
2
1
4
Face-off Stats
Year Total
2004 218
2003 224
2002 225
Totals 667
Pct.
.628
.696
.649
.658
Wins
137
156
146
439
Assists
0
2
2
4
GB’s
93
112
100
305
Points
1
4
3
8
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SEAN
Senior Profiles
#3
McCHESNEY
Sr. - Midfield - 5-8 - 165
Charlottesville, VA
St. Anne’s-Belfield
College: 2005 team captain...McChesney is the Tiger’s quickest and most elusive offensive player...Has been relentless in
the weightroom during the offseason and is in the best shape
of his life...Scored 14 goals and had four assists for a total
of 18 points in 2004...Also scooped up 29 ground balls and
won nine of 20 face offs...A tough, quick and hard-working
player, McChesney, who transferred to H-SC from Ohio State,
emerged as one of the team’s top offensive threats over the
last three games of the 2003 season…Saw action in all 15
games for the Tigers , which was his first in a Tiger uniform…
Recorded 16 points on the year… Scored five goals and finished with 11 assists, which ranked as the third-best assists
total on the team… Finished with 21 ground balls… Won
14-of-23 face offs for a .609 winning percentage.
High School: Two-time All-State in football… Two-time state
champions in football… All-State and TICT champ in lacrosse.
Personal: Son of Colonel Warren and Catalina
McChesney...Has one sister, Erica (25).
McChesney’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
Goals
2004 12
38
14
2003 15
18
5
Total 27
56
19
Face-off Stats
Year Total
2004 20
2003 23
Total 43
Wins
9
14
23
Assists
4
11
15
GB’s
29
21
50
Points
18
16
34
Pct.
.450
.609
.529
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
JOHN
Player Profiles
#13
VINCE #23
PRITZLAFF
SMITH
Jr. - Defenseman - 6-0 - 200
Castlerock, CO
Kent Denver
Jr. - Attack/Midfield - 6-0 - 205
Palmyra, VA
College: Smith lead the Tigers in total points in ‘04 with
17 goals and 17 assists for a total of 34 points during his
first year at H-SC since transferring from Johns Hopkins University’s lacrosse team...His physical
style of play adds a different offensive dimension and will be a major
threat for the Tiger’s offense...Smith
also racked up 31 ground balls
during his debut season.
High School: Hampden-Sydney’s
first-ever two-time High School AllAmerican...Smith is the all time
points leader in St. Anne’s-Belfield
history with 380 career
points...Recieved all-state and allcounty honors three times during
his outstanding career at St. Anne’sBelfield...Additionally, was a four
year member of the varsity football
team earning all-state and all-conference recognition two years
in a row.
Personal: Son of Bill and Kathy Smith...Has one brother, Mike
(26).
College: A key component of the Tiger’s defense...Pritzlaff
returns for his junior campaign with added strength and
determination...Had a very successful sophomore year in which
he led all long sticks with 61 ground balls...Pritzlaff saw action
in six games for the Tigers as a defenseman throughout the ‘03
season… Recorded six ground balls on the year… Named as a
“Young Gun” in Face-Off Yearbook’s 2004 Preseason Coaches
Poll.
High School: Recieved all-state honors two years in a row
as a defenseman for Kent Denver’s varsity lacrosse team..Also
named two-time all-conference and all-state player as a four
year varsity member of the soccer team.
Parents: Son of John and Ann Pritzlaff...Has two brothers,
(also teamate) Alex (18), and Andrew (15).
Pritzlaff’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 13
0
2003 6
0
Total 19
0
Goals
0
0
0
Assists
0
0
0
GB’s
61
6
67
Points
0
0
0
Smith’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 13
60
19
Goals
17
Assists GB’s
17
31
Points
34
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Player Profiles
EAMON
TIM
#22
#21
BROWN
THORNTON
Jr. - Attack - 6-1 - 210
Atlanta, GA
McCallie School
So.- Midfield - 6-1 - 185
Virginia Beach, VA
Cape Henry
College: Thornton has had a great start to his career...Gained
valuable experience during his first two seasons and will look
to make a major impact for the Tigers in ‘05...Thornton saw
action in six games last season while earning a starting spot
in one and scored two goals...Thornton was the Tigers topscoring freshman in ‘03 recording four points on two goals
and two assists in eight games…Thornton went down to injury
midway through the 2003 season…Scored a goal against both
Susquehanna and Mary Washington…Recorded seven ground
balls on the year.
High School: A four-year varsity member on the lacrosse and
football team...Earned all-state honors in both sports.
Parents: Son of Michael and Nancy Thornton.
College: Returns to the Tigers for his sophomore
campaign...Brown will be looking for more time this year after
a very productive offseason...Recieved ODAC Academic AllConference honors...Dean’s list.
High School: Recieved all conference recognition as a four
year member of the varsity lacrosse team...Also played varsity
basketbal for two years.
Personal: Son of Timothy and Susie Brown...Has one brother,
Kirkland (18)
Thornton’s Career Stats
Year Games Shots
2004 6
3
2003 8
3
Total 14
6
PIERCE
Goals
2
2
4
Assists
0
2
2
GB’s
1
7
8
Brown’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
0
0
Goals
0
Assists
0
GB’s Points
0
0
Points
2
4
6
#46
BUCKINGHAM
So. - Attack - 6-1 - 185
Richmond, VA
Christchurch
College: A two-sport athlete...Buckingham joins the varsity
lacrosse team after finishing the 2004 soccer season as the
starting goalie.
High School: Three-year member of the varsity lacrosse
team...Also a starting goalkeeper for the varsity soccer
team...Named two-time all-prep and two-time AllTidewater...Recieved second team all-state honors and earned
defensive MVP recognition while setting the school record
with 19 saves in one game...Additionally, played varsity basketball in 2002 and recieved the coaches award.
Personal: Son of Richard and Missy Buckingham...Has two
sisters, Mary (24) and Claiborne (18).
GREG
#37
FRANKOSKI
So.- Goalie - 6-2 - 180
Maplewood, NJ
Columbia
College: Recorded two saves in one game during his freshman debut...Looking for more time in front of the net in ‘05.
High School: Starting goalie for Columbia high school
varsity lacrosse team...Registered 78% save average...Named
first team all-state.
Personal: Son of Joseph and Ellen Frankoski...Has one
brother, Joe (21), and two sisters, Nina (17) and Rebecca (13).
Frankoski’s Career Stats
Year
Games Saves
2004
1
2
20
Sv.%
1.000
Min
1:40
GA
0
GA avg.
0.00
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
RYAN
Player Profiles
THOMAS
#9
#4
JENNINGS
HARRINGTON
So.- Attack - 6-0 - 165
Murfreesboro, TN
Webb School
High School All-American
So. - Midfield - 5-11 - 195
Dallas, TX
Plano
College: Looking to establish himself as one of the most
lethal offensive weapons in the conference...Jennings had an
impressive debut in ‘04...Enjoyed a starting role and delivered
14 goals and two assists...Led all freshman in scoring and
will be an intricate part of the the Tiger’s offense in ‘05 as a
sophomore.
High School: Came to Hampden-Sydney with a very
impressive lacrosse resume...Named honorable mention allstate as a freshman...Second team all-state and team MVP
as a sohpomore...First team all-state and team captain as a
junior...As a senior, Jennings was listed among the best in the
country as he recieved High School All-American recognition
at Webb High School...Also named team captain and MVP of
the varsity basketball team.
Personal: Son of Louis and Elizabeth Jennings...Has three
brothers, Lyle (33), Alex (31), and Newton (22).
College: Ryan Harrington will enjoy his first season in a
Hampden-Sydney uniform after transferring from Whittier College. Harrington, an extremely well-conditioned athlete, will
have an immediate impact on the program.
High School: A four-year member of the varsity lacrosse
team...Recieved first team all-state honors as a sophomore,
junior, and senior.
Personal: Son of Peter and Cheryl Harrington...Has one sister,
Meagan (19).
Jennings’ Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
12
45
CAMERON
#28
HELLMUTH
So.- Midfield - 5-11 - 180
Alexandria, VA
St. Stephen’s
College: Saw action in one game during his freshman
debut...Looking to make an impact with more playing time in
2005.
High School: A tri-sport athlete...Four year member of the
varsity lacrosse team...Also played on the varsity soccer team
for three years and the varsity football team for two years.
Personal: Son of Everett and Robin Hellmuth...Has three siblings, Zach (14), Ashton (13), and Chesney (13).
Hellmuth’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
1
0
Goals
0
Assists
0
GB’s Points
0
0
21
Goals
14
Assists
2
GB’s Points
18
16
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
JARROTT
Player Profiles
#16
MIDDLETON #24
PATTESON
SMITH
So.- Attack - 5-10 - 180
Sewickley, PA
Quaker Valley
So.- Midfield - 6-0 - 190
Stevenson, MD
Boys’ Latin
College: Entering his sophomore
season...Patteson has been working tirelessly in the offseason and hopes to see more time in ‘05.
High School: Four year letter winner for Quaker Valley varsity
lacrosse team...Named team captain...Scored 46 points as a junior
and 104 as a senior...Also, three year member of the varsity soccer
team...WPIAL State Champs in ‘00...Recieved honorable mention
all-section honors and named team captain.
Personal: Son of Dudley and Bonita Patteson...Has one sister,
Holly.
Patteson’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
0
0
JAMES
Goals
0
Assists
0
College: Saw action in five games last season as a freshman and
will look to make an impact in ‘05...Won nine of 13 face-offs for a
.692 winning percentage and picked up four ground balls.
High School: Four year member of the varsity lacrosse and
football team.
Personal: Son of Beetle and Anna Smith...Has one sister, Blonton (18).
GB’s Points
0
0
#47
PHILBIN
So.-Midfield - 5-10 - 175
Raleigh, NC
Cardinal Gibbons
College: Entering his sophomore campaign, Philbin will look for more playing time in the midfield.
High School: Four-year member of the varsity lacrosse and
varsity wrestling team...Three-time NC state placer in wrestling
as well as the New England runner up.
Personal: Son of Jim Philbin and Christina Shanahan...Has four
brothers and two sisters.
SCOTT
#14
RUSSELL
So.- Goalie - 5-9 - 185
Darien, CT
Darien
College: Returning for his sophomore
campaign...Russell now has a year of college experience and will add depth at the goalie position.
High School: One of the premiere high school players in the
country...Recieved High School All-American recognition..Also
a two time All-FCIAC player and one time all-state
honoree...Additionally, Russell was a four year member and leading scorer for the varsity hockey team...Named All-FCIAC.
Personal: Son of Cathrine Russell...Has two brothers, Mike (24)
and Jeff (22).
Russell’s Career Stats
Year
Games Saves
2004
2
0
Sv.%
.000
Min
3:08
GA
1
GA Avg.
19.15
22
Smith’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
5
0
Goals
0
Face-Off Stats
Year
Total
2004
13
Pct.
.692
Wins
9
Assists
0
GB’s Points
4
0
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Player Profiles
WILLIAM #11
MICHAEL #5
SHELL
VIA
So.- Attack - 5-10 - 175
Alexandria, VA
St. Stephen’s
So.- Attack - 5-10 - 170
Virginia Beach, VA
Norfolk Academy
College: Via had a standout freshman year and will be among
the top players in the conference in ‘05...As a starter, scored
11 goals and added eight assists for a total
of 19 points...Also picked up 21 ground
balls...Additionally, recieved academic allamerican honors...Dean’s List.
High School: One of the most dangerous
players in the country recieving High
School All-American status...Also named
all-conference and all-state during his four
years of varsity lacrosse...Additionally, a
three-year member of the varsity football
team.
Personal: Son of Michael and Debora
Via...Has one sister, Ashley (19).
Career: Shell is one of the Tiger’s most exciting young
players...Earned a starting role and a varsity letter as a freshman
in ‘04...Scored five goals and added eight assists for 13 total
points as well as racking up 17 ground balls.
High School: Recieved all-conference and all-state recognition
on St. Stephen’s varsity lacrosse team...Also a four year member
of the varsity football team.
Personal: Son of William and Susana Shell...Has one brother,
Richard (31).
Shell’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
13
26
Goals
5
Assists
8
GB’s Points
17
13
Via’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
13
32
23
Goals
11
Assists
8
GB’s Points
21
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
PLAYER PROFILE/NEWCOMERS
MURRAY #45
WILL
WEBB
ASHWELL
So.- Defense - 6-2 - 210
Fayetteville, GA
Webb School
Fr. - Defenseman - 6-3 - 190
Warrenton, VA
Notre Dame Academy
College: Webb is a two-sport athlete that
will make the transition from soccer to
lacrosse and seek more playing time during his sophomore campaign as one of the strongest players on the team.
High School: Two-year member of the varsity lacrosse
team...Also played four years of varsity soccer and
basketball...Named team MVP his senior year in
soccer...Additionally, played one year of varsity football and was
named the most improved player.
Personal: Son of William and Louise Webb...Has two siblings,
Taylor (16) and Elizabeth (14).
CHASE
High School: Team captain and MVP of
Notre Dame Academy’s varsity lacrosse team...Also three year
letter winner on the varsity golf team.
Personal: Son of J. Gregory and Kimberly Ashwell...Has one
sister, Emily (20).
A.J. #39
COX
#27
Fr. - Midfield - 5-10 - 195
Laurel, MD
St. Vincent Pallotti
WILLISTON
High School: Four-year letterman on the varsity lacrosse
team...Also three year member of the varisty football
team...Led the team in tackles his junior and senior year.
Personal: Son of Darrin and Kathi Cox...Has one brother,
Caleb (5)
So.- Defenseman - 6-2 - 200
Charlotte, NC
Providence Day
College: Returning for his second season...Williston appeared in
three games last season and will be looking for more time in ‘05.
High School: Recieved all-conference and all-state honors three
consecutive years...Played varsity football for three years...Totaled
1,033 yards and 27 touchdowns...Also a two-year member of the
varsity wrestling team.
Personal: Son of Charles and Jane Williston...Has one sister,
Laura (21).
Williston’s Career Stats
Year
Games Shots
2004
3
0
BILL
#38
Goals
0
Assists
0
JOE
DAUGHERTY
Fr. - Midfielder - 5-11 - 185
Charlottesville, VA
St. Annes - Belfield
GB’s Points
0
0
High School: Recieved second team central Virginia and second team all-state honors as well as being
named to the all-prep team...Also a team captain.
Personal: Son of Paul and Nikki Daugherty...Has two sisters,
Abbi (21) and Carli (17).
#26
ZIMMER
COLIN #33
DUNN
So. - Defenseman - 5-10 - 175
Cincinnati, OH
Indian Hill
College: A transfer from the University of
Delaware...Looking to make his mark during his debut
season at H-SC.
High School: Named first team all-cincinnati three consecutive years...Recieved third team all-ohio honors as a sophomore, second team all-ohio honors as a junior, and first team
all-ohio honors as a senior.
Personal: Son of William and Debra Zimmer...Has two
sisters, Sara (25) and Elizabeth (25).
#20
Chevy Chase, MD
Trinity Pawling, NY
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High School: Could see major minutes
as a freshman...Dunn recieved All-New England recognition as a
four year varsity letterman and team MVP at Trinity Pawling high
school...Also played in the east/west all-star game...Snatched 144
ground balls while adding three goals his senior year...Additionally,
played two years of varsity football.
Personal: Son of George and Carroll Dunn...Has one sister, Catie.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
ALEX
#34
NEWCOMERS
KELLY
MATTIE
ELKINS
Fr. - Attack - 5-10 - 165
Charlottesville, VA
Chapel Hill, NC
Chapel Hill HS
High School: Named second team all-state and first team allconference as a four year member of the varsity lacrosse team.
Personal: Son of Ted Elkins and Susan Reda.
CHIP
High School: Will battle for time as a freshman...One of
the best high school players in the country last year earning
All-American recognition...Three time all-state, three time allprep, three time all-central Va, and three time leading scorer
for St. Anne’s-Belfield...Also a member of the varsity football
team...Led his football team in scoring three consecutive years
while earning all-state and all-ODFC honors during all three
seasons.
Personal: Son of Bob and Terri Mattie...Has two brothers,
Jeff (19) and Ryan (14).
#2
FARRAR
Siler City, NC
Woodberry Forest
MARK
High School: A top recruit for Hampden-Sydney...Recieved
first team all-prep honors as well as first team all-central
VA and first team all-state recognition...Also recieved
all-prep honors as a four year member of the indoor track
team...Additionally, played varsity football for four seasons.
Personal: Son of Sydney D. Farrar and Margaret Wren De
St. Aubin...Has two siblings, Wren Farrar (16) and Denis de
St. Aubin (10).
KYLE
#19
FRAZIER
Forest, Va
Virginia Episcopal
High School: Named team captain of the varsity lacrosse
team...Recieved the leadership award and the sportsmanship
award two years in a row...Also three year member of the varsity soccer team...Recieved sportsmanship award three consecutive years and named team captain...Additionally, played indoor
soccer and ran cross-country.
Personal: Son of Alex and Jocelyne Frazier...Has one brother,
Keegan (11).
PHILIP #36
HAGE
Fr. - Goalie - 6-0 - 175
Norfolk, VA
Norfolk Academy
High School: Earned all-conference and all-state honors...Also
played varsity football for three years.
Personal: Son of Anthony and Patrice Hage...Has one brother,
Matthew (21).
#10
#6
MILLER
Esmont, VA
Monticello
High School: Miller will look to be an immediate contributor as
a freshman...Recieved first team all-region and first team all-central Va three consecutive years...Named district player of the year
as a junior and regional player of the year as a senior...Scored 193
total points...Also recieved honorable mention all-central virgina
recognition as a member of the varsity football team.
Personal: Son of Mat and Rose Miller...Has two sisters, Stacey
(20) and Glenna (13).
RYAN
#41
NILAND
Fr. - Attack - 6-2 - 175
Arnold, MD
Mercersburg Academy
High School: Niland was a three year varsity letter
winner...Named first team All-Mid Atlantic Prep League.
Personal: Son of Wiliam and Kim Niland...Has one sibling,
Jamie (15).
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
ALEX
NEWCOMERS
#32
Robert #44
PRITZLAFF
Thomas
Castlerock, CO
Kent Denver
Latham, NY
Trinity Pawling
High School: Recieved all-state and all-conference
honors...Also three year member of the varsity soccer
team...Named all-state and all-conference.
Personal: Son of John and Ann Pritzlaff...Has two brothers,
Andrew (15) and also teamate John (21).
High School: A four-year varsity letter winner in lacrosse and
hockey...Also earned two letters as a member of the varsity
soccer team.
Personal: Son of Robert and Katherine Thomas...Has two
sisters, Meggie (21) and Katherine (14).
JAMES
WILL
#42
PROVENZANO
TAYLOR
Huntington, NY
Huntington
Charlottesville, VA
Suffield Academy, CT
High School: Provenzano was a four year member of the varsity
lacrosse team...Recieved all-division honors as a senior...Also two
year member of the swimming and and indoor track team.
Personal: Son of Dominic and Rosemary...Has one brother, Sam
(24), and one sister, Carrie (22).
High School: A four-year tri-sport athlete at Suffield
Academy...Two time all-league honoree in lacrosse as well as a
three time all-league honoree in wrestling...Named team captain
and earned All-New England recognition as a senior...A fouryear starter for the varsity football team...Named team captain
during his senior campaign.
Personal: Son of Rocky Taylor and Sandra Stamp...Has one
brother, Thomas (17), and one sister, Annabell (8).
ROBBIE #15
STOCKWELL
COLIN #17
WEISS
Lexington, VA
McLean, VA
Langley
High School: Recieved all-state and all-prep honors...Also named
second team all-conference as a varsity football player.
DANNY
#40
High School: A four year varsity letterman on Langely High
School’s varsity lacrosse team...Weiss was named first and
second team all-district while setting the all-time ground ball
and takeaway records at Langely...Also played two years of
varsity football.
Personal: Jack and Roberta Weiss...Has two siblings, Max
(16) and Jody (27).
SULLIVAN
Fr. - Attack - 5-11 - 170
Stafford, VA
North Stafford
High School: One of the best players in the
country...Recieved High School All-American honors as a
senior as well as being named team MVP...Also was a four
year member of the varsity hockey team...Won the Virginia
State Championship in ‘04.
Personal: Son of Terry and Wanda Sullivan...Has two brothers, Brendan (16), and Connor (12).
#35
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
RECORDS..........................................................................................................................................28
LACROSSE ALL-AMERICANS.....................................................................................................29
SOME OF THE FINEST IN THE COUNTRY................................................................................30
ALL-ODAC STANDOUTS/COACHING RECORDS.................................................................31
H-SC LACROSSE ALUMNI...................................................................................................32-33
2004 STATISTICS & RESULTS.................................................................................................34
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE HALL OF FAME......................................................................35
WHERE TO FIND US......................................................................................................................36
Senior captain Sean
McChesney (left) and
sophomore Michael Via
(right) will lead the Tiger
attack in ‘05.
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Most Goals
Career Leaders
Records
202 • John Gibson (1979-82)
163 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)
160 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99)
157 • Jeff Jackson (1985-88)
131 • Ed Curry (1992-95)
115 • Brad Johnson (1986-89)
104 • Rob Bonaventura (1980-83)
Gammon Cup Winners
(Hampden-Sydney Student-Athlete of the Year)
1988: Brett Bennett
1994: Thacher Worthen
1998: James V. Worthen
2001: Huston Green
Most Assists
Huston Green, ‘01
90 • Tommy Whiteley (1986-89)
69 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)
64 • John Gibson (1979-82)
63 • Ed Curry (1992-95)
61 • Jason Rostan (2000-03)
59 • Jon Hardy (1992-95)
Most Points
266 • John Gibson (1979-82)
232 • Chris Lucas (2000-03)
208 • Jeff Jackson (1985-88)
194 • Ed Curry (1992-95)
194 • Chamie Burroughs (1996-99)
167 • Brad Johnson (1986-89)
Most Groundballs
428 • Jamie Worthen (1995-98)
Miscellaneous Team Marks
Most wins in a season: 13, 2002
Most consecutive wins: 15, 1988-89
Most goals in a season: 197, 1991
Most goals scored in a game: 26, vs. Lynchburg in 1977
vs. Susquehann in 2003
All-Time Single-Game
Individual Marks
Most Goals: 11, Rob Bonaventura (1982)
Most Assists: 9, David Corrigan (1977)
NCAA Tournament
1982: First round, L, Hobart College, 11-21
1989: First round, L, Washington College, 5-12
1995: First round, L, Salisbury State, 8-23
1998: Second Round, L, Washington Col., 9-13
1999: First Round, W, Lynchburg, 17-9
Second Round, L, Salisbury State, 10-15
2001: First round, L, Denison, 5-10
2002: First round, L, Salisbury, 8-15
2003: First round, W, Washington Col., 10-8
Second Round, L, Whittier, 15-19
Brett Bennett ‘88
Thacher Worthen ‘94
Single-Season Leaders
Most Goals
56 • John Gibson (1982)
49 • Chris Lucas (2001)
46 • Ed Curry (1995)
46 • Chamie Burroughs (1998)
45 • Brad Johnson (1989)
45 • Jeff Jackson (1988)
Most Assists
43 • Tommy Whiteley (1989)
36 • Rob Bonaventura (1982)
34 • Joe Turco (1996)
32 • Nick Piraino (2001)
26 • Jody Garliss (1998)
25 • David Corrigan (1977)
24 • Jon Hardy (1994)
24 • Jason Rostan (2002)
Most Points
78 • Rob Bonaventura (1982)
68 • Brad Johnson (1989)
Most Groundballs
156 • Jamie Worthen (1997)
123 • Tom Oast (2000)
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James Worthen ‘98
Midfielder Leaders
Midfielder Season Points
62 • Jeff Jackson, 1988 (45/17)
52 • Benton Downer, 1977
48 • Randy Ashton, 2000 (36/12)
47 • Jason Rostan, 2002 (23/24)
46 • Jim Cardillo, 1994 (25/21)
43 • Jason Rostan, 2003 (21/22)
40 • Doug Palmer, 1999 (29/11)
38 • Chris Bissinger, 1995 (23/15)
38 • Jason Rostan, 2001 (26/12)
36 • Phil Dick, 2002 (31/5)
35 • Darren Burns, 1986 (20/15)
32 • Dennis Lee, 1987 (20/12)
Midfielder Career Points
208 • Jeff Jackson, 1985-1988
143 • Jason Rostan, 2000-2003
134 • Doug Palmer, 1996-1999
106 • Chris Bissinger, 1992-1995
102 • Phil Dick, 2000-2003
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Lacrosse All-Americans
Listed below is a list of all of the Tigers’ All-Americans. There have been 42 All-America and two Academic All-America
awards presented to members of the Hampden-Sydney lacrosse team. The Tiger lacrosse program boasts a proud
tradition of All-American’s as at least one Tiger has earned All-American status nine years in a row.
2004
Chris Schaaf, Attack, Honorable Mention
1998
*Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team
Doug Palmer, Midfield, Third Team
Chamie Burroughs, Attack, Third Team
Ward Smith, Defense, Third Team
Scott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Mention
2003
Chris Biddison, Defense, Second Team
Jason Rostan, Midfield, Second Team
Chris Lucas, Attack, Third Team
Jeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable Mention
Phil Dick, Midfield, Honorable Mention
1997
Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable Mention
Chamie Burroughs, Attack, Honorable Mention
2002
Chris Biddison, Defense, First Team
Jason Rostan, Midfield, First Team
Chris Lucas, Attack, Honorable Mention
Jason Archbell, Defense, Honorable Mention
1996
Jamie Worthen, Defense, Honorable Mention
1995
Chris Bissinger, Midfield, Second Team
Ed Curry, Attack, Third Team
2001
John Neely, Attack, Honorable Mention
Chris Lucas, Attack, Honorable Mention
Chris Biddison, Defense, Honorable Mention
Scott Fava, Goal, Honorable Mention
1994
Ed Curry, Attack, Honorable Mention
1993
Thacher Worthen, Defense, Honorable Mention
2000
Tom Oast, Defense, First Team
Randy Ashton, Midfield, Honorable Mention
1991
Carter Redd, Goal, Honorable Mention
1999
Doug Palmer, Midfield, Second Team
Chamie Burroughs, Attack, Third Team
Ward Smith, Defense, Third Team
Tom Oast, Defense, Third Team
Scott Ketcham, Goal, Honorable Mention
1989
Brad Johnson, Attack, Honorable Mention
Bo Coyner, Defense, Honorable Mention
1988
Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First Team
Chris Wilkinson, Goal, Honorable Mention
1987
Jeff Jackson, Midfield, Second Team
1983
Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable Mention
Rob Bonaventura, Attack, Honorable Mention
1982
Ted Chambers, Defense, Honorable Mention
John Gibson, Attack, Honorable Mention
*Jamie Worthen was the recipient of the
1998 William B. Stiles Award as the
National Defensive Player of the Year. He
is Hampden-Sydney’s only National Player
of the Year at any position. Worthen
recently graduated from the University of
Alabama Medical School and is currently
entering his residency in orthopaedic surgery.
Academic All-Americans
1999
Ward Smith
1998
Jamie Worthen
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Some of the Finest in the Country
Chris Lucas (2003), finished his
career as H-SC’s second all-time
leading scorer, claimed USILA AllAmerica honors three times and
All-ODAC honors four times. He
is currently a graduate student
majoring in atomic physics at Old
Dominion University.
Jason Rostan (2003) earned First
Team All-America honors in 2002
and second team accolades in 2003.
He was the ODAC Player of the
Year in 2002. He is now an assistant coach at Hampden-Sydney.
Tom Oast was a First-Team AllAmerican in 2000 and was named
ODAC Player of the Year. He
joined the military and has recently
become a Navy Seal.
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Jamie Worthen was the 1998 National
Defenseman of the Year. He also went
on to earn All-America honors. He
recently graduated from the University of Alabama Medical School and is
completing his residency in othopaedics.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
All-ODAC Standouts/Coaching Records
1981
John Gibson, Attack, First Team
Bill Carrington, Midfield, First Team
Jeff Stedfast, Defense, First Team
2000
Tom Oast*, Senior, First Team
Randy Ashton, Midfield, First Team
Chris Lucas, Attack, First Team
1982
John Gibson, Attack, First Team
Rob Bonaventura, Attack, First Team
Bryant McGann, Midfield, First Team
Jeff Stedfast, Defense, First Team
George Gleusner, Goal, First Team
2001
John Neely, Attack, First Team
Scott Fava, Goal, First Team
Jason Archbell, Defense, Second Team
Jason Rostan, Midfield, Second Team
1983
Rob Bonaventura, Attack, First Team
Hunter Craig, Midfield, First Team
Ted Chambers, Defense, First Team
2002
Jason Rostan, Midfield, First Team*
Jason Archbell, Defense, First Team
Jeremy Bull, Goal, First Team
Matt Fassnacht, Attack, Second Team
Phil Dick, Midfield, Second Team
1984
Dennis Lee, Midfield, First Team
David King, Defense, First Team
1985
Jeff Jackson, Midfield, First Team
2003
Jason Rostan, Midfield, First Team
Ryan Fasnacht, Midfielder, Second Team
Jeremy Bull, Goal, Honorable Mention
Matt Fassnacht, Attack, Honorable Mention
John MacDonell, Defense, Honorable Mention
Will Swink, Defense, Honorable Mention
1986
Jeff Jackon, Midfield, First Team
Deane Cheatham, Defense, First Team
Chris Wilkinson, Goal, First Team
1987
Jeff Jackson*, Midfield, First Team
Rich Wilt, Defense, First Team
2004
Will Albright, Defense, First Team
Ryan Fassnacht, Midfield, Second Team
Matt Fassnacht, Attack, Second Team
Chris Schaaf, Midfield, Second Team
1988
Jeff Jackson*, Midfield, First Team
Brad Johnson, Attack, First Team
Brett Bennett, Defense, First Team
1989
Brad Johnson*, Attack, First Team
Jack Barber, Midfield, First Team
Bo Coyner, Defense, First Team
Mike Moore, Defense, First Team
*-indicates ODAC Player of the Year
1990
Bat Barber, Attack, First Team
Year
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
1991
Ed Wilson, Attack, First Team
1993
Thacher Worthen, Defense, Second Team
1994
Ed Curry, Attack, First Team
Jim Cardillo, Midfield, Second Team
Jimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second Team
1995
Ed Curry*, Attack, First Team
Chris Bissinger, Midfield, First Team
Pete Sheffield, Attack, Second Team
Lach Cheathum, Midfield, Second Team
Jimbo Rayphand, Defense, Second Team
Ben Heinsohn, Goal, Second Team
1996
T.J. Doremus, Defense, First Team
Peter Sheffield, Attack, First Team
Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team
1997
Jamie Worthen, Defense, First Team
Chamie Burroughs, Attack, First Team
Doug Palmer, Midfield, Second Team
1998
Jamie Worthen*, Defense, First Team
Doug Palmer, Midfield, First Team
Ward Smith, Defense, First Team
Scott Ketcham, Goal, First Team
All-Time H-SC Records
Coach
Lou Wacker
H. Myers
H. Myers
H. Myers
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
R. Rostan
Coach
Ray Rostan
Howdy Myers
Bill Reid
Lou Wacker
Totals
1999
Doug Palmer, Midfield, First Team
Ward Smith, Defense, First Team
Tom Oast, Defense, First Team
Scott Ketcham, Goal, Second Team
31
Years
20
3
6
1
30
Record
1-8
2-9
10-6
10-3
8-5
4-8
8-8
12-4
7-6
3-9
6-6
9-4
9-5
9-5
11-3
7-6
9-6
7-7
6-7
7-6
10-5
10-4
8-7
12-2
11-4
8-6
11-4
13-3
12-3
8-5
W-L
183-98
22-18
42-40
1-8
248-164
Ranking
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
No. 8
—
—
—
No. 12
No. 11
No. 10
No. 7
No. 14
—
—
—
—
No. 7
No. 16
No. 16
No. 3
No. 9
--No. 7
No. 6
No. 7
No. 17
Pct.
.651
.550
.512
.111
.602
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
H-SC Lacrosse Alumni
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Below is a list of what some of our former players are now doing.
Chris Schaaf (2004)
All-American
All-ODAC
Investment Associate
Cambridge Associates
Washington, D.C.
Tom Fitzgerald
Consultant
Booz Allen Hamilton
Economic Business Analysis Team
Chris Lucas (2003)
Three-time All-American
Graduate Assistantship
Atomic Physics, Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA
Pat Kelly (2000)
Site Engineer/Consultant
Summit Enterprises
Alexandria, VA
Tom Oast (2000)
First-Team All-American
Graduate-US Navy Seal Candidate School
Completed BUDs Training
Ranked 19 of 134 Candidates
San Diego, CA
Fitz Cantrell (1992)
Special Agent, U.S. Navy
Criminal Investigative Service
Italy
Fitz Cantrell,’92
poses with former
President George
Bush. Cantrell is a
special agent in the
U.S. Navy Criminal
Investigative Service.
Resident in Orthopaedic
Jamie Worthen (1998)
National Defensemen of the Year, 2003 Graduate University of Alabama
Medical School, Class President
First Team All-American
Ellis Summers (1997)
Academic All-ODAC
J.D. University of
Richmond Law School
Lawyer
Baker, Donaldson, Bearman and Caldwell
Memphis, TN
Jake Horstman (1994)
Account Executive
Financial Sponsors Group
First Union Securities
Charlotte, NC
Harry Jones (1994)
MBA, North Carolina
Private Wealth Manager
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
Atlanta, GA
Paul Landaiche (1994)
Portfolio Manager
Merril Lynch
Jacksonville, FL
Thacher Worthen (1993)
Two-Sport All-American
H-SC Gammon Cup
MBA Vanderbilt University
Corporate Manager, Coca Cola, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
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Jack Barber (1989)
H-SC Hall of Fame
Analyst/Money Manager,
Dresdener RCM Global Investors,
San Francisco, CA
Brad Johnson (1989)
All-American
ODAC Player
of the Year
Director of Trade Development
Water Pik Industries
Denver, CO
Deane Cheatham
(1988)
All-ODAC
Realtor Owner
Division of Hometown Realty
Richmond, VA (Top 3% nationwide)
Richard Wilt (1988)
All-ODAC Lacrosse and
Football
Vice-President of Investments
Solomon Smith Barney
Manalapan, FL
Rob Bonaventura
(1983)
All-American
H-SC Hall of Fame
Senior Managing Director/Partner
Sands Bros. & Co. Investment Bankers
New York, NY
Ted Chambers (1982)
M.D., All-American,
H-SC Hall of Fame
Surgeon
Cardiovascular and
Intervention Radiology
Fairfax Hospital
Fairfax, VA
John Gibson III (1982)
All-American,
H-SC Hall of Fame
Executive Vice President
Ellis-Gibson Development Co.
Virginia Beach, VA
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
H-SC Lacrosse Alumni
H-SC Lacrosse Alumni in Athletic Careers
Nine Tiger Alumni and Students Represent H-SC in Vail Shootout
Assistant Coach
Jason Rostan (2003)
ODAC Player of the Year Hampden-Sydney College
Two-time All-American
Three-time All-ODAC
Phil Dick (2003)
All-American
Graduate Assistant Coach
Washington and Jefferson University
Jason Archbell (2002)
All-American
Assistant Coach
Virginia Wesleyan College
Andy York (1998)
Master’s in Athletic
Management
Old Dominion
Assistant Manager, ARA Services
Raymond James Stadium
Tampa, FL
Elliott Dent (1995)
Teacher and Head Lacrosse Coach
Memphis University School
Six-time State Champions
L-R: H-SC Head Coach Ray Rostan and Karen Rostan (traverling on thier 25th anniversary), Jay Rostan (03), Peter Ellington (04), Vince Smith (06), Randy Ashton (00), Paul
Landaiche (93), John Pritzlaff (06), Jeremy Bull (05), Ryan Fassnacht (05), and Jason
Archbell (02).
T.W. Johnson (1996)
Head Lacrosse Coach
Limeston University
2002 D-II National Champions
(JULY 2004) VAIL, CO - Nine Tiger alumni and present studentathletes represented Hampden-Sydney College as members of the Merrill Lynch team in the Open Division of the Vail Shootout.
Chris Bissinger (1995)
All-American
Head Lacrosse Coach
Muhlenberg College
Ben Heinsohn (1995)
Teacher and Head Coach
Forsythe Country Day School
Winston-Salem, NC
J.P. Stewart (1995)
Head Lacrosse Coach
Virginia Wesleyan College
Mic Grant (1993)
Associate Head Coach
Virginia Military Institute
Mac Freeman (1989)
Vice President of Stadium Operations
Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium
Denver, CO
Rick Bagby (1979)
Director of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bellarmine University
Louisville, KY
The Vail Lacrosse Tournament, in its 30th Year, is the oldest tournament
in the sport of lacrosse, with well over 1600 men and woman participants. The men’s division is divided into three individual tournaments.
There are “open”,”senior”(34-45 years of age) and “Masters”(over 45
years of age) divisions.
The Merrill Lynch Team finished fifth of twenty teams in the Open
Division of the oldest and largest lacrosse tournament in the sport.
Paul Landaiche (HSC ’93), a Portfolio Manager for Merrill Lynch
(Jacksonville, FL), organized, coached, and enlisted sponsorship by his
Merrill Lynch employer. The team combined nine Hampden-Sydney
Tigers with representative athletes from 5 other colleges and universities. Paul will again be organizing the team for its third year of entry
in 2005.
Brad Johnson (HSC ’89, not shown in photo) participated in the
Senior Division of the Vail Tournament. Brad captained the 1989
Hampden-Sydney ODAC Championship team and was the ODAC
Player of the Year.
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Lacrosse alumni at the 2003 Alumni Game.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2004 Statistics & Results
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE HALL OF FAME
Thacher Worthen, Water Polo, Lacrosse, 1990-93
2004 H-SC Hall of Fame
Worthen earned All-America and Southern Conference Co-Player of the Year in water polo in 1993. He led the
Southern Conference in goals despite the fact the Tiger team finished 1-16 in conference competition, which included
scholarship programs like Richmond, Arkansas and Dayton, along with non-scholarship Washington and Lee. Worthen
played “hole man” which was toughest position to play in water polo as the center of the offense. A four-year starter
as a defenseman in lacrosse, he earned USILA Honorable Mention All-America honors and All-ODAC honors in
1993. His forte was “full-field transition” as he was virtually impossible to stop. He once single-handedly cleared
the ball through defending national champion Princeton’s “ride” or press nine times. Worthen went on to receive his
MBA from Vanderbilt University. He is now a Corporate Director of Marketing for Coca-Cola, Inc., in Birmingham,
Alabama.
Rob Bonaventura, ’83
Rob Bonaventura is the fifth all-time leading scorer in Hampden-Sydney lacrosse history
and he rates in the top-six in goals scored and assists for his career. From 1980 to1983,
Bonaventura racked up 104 goals (sixth-best all time) and recorded 70 assists (second-best
all-time). In 1982 he registered career numbers with 42 goals and 36 assists (second-best
all-time in single season) for 78 points, and is regarded as one of the best
all-around individual seasons in Hampden-Sydney lacrosse history. He still holds
the Hampden-Sydney
record with 11 goals
against William and
Mary in 1982. He
earned Honorable
Mention All-American
honors in 1983 and
was a First Team
All-ODAC honoree in
both 1982 and 1983.
Bonaventura, a political science major while
at Hampden-Sydney, is
a Vice Chairman for
Sands Brothers and
Company, Investment
Bankers in New York
City. His wife, Linda,
graduated from Fairfield and they have
Rob Bonaventura accepts his Hall of Fame award from Hall of Fame
three children, Chris- football player and Board of Trustees member Joe Viar, ‘63 (left), and
tian (10), Kelly (8),
President Walter M. Bortz III (right)
Daniel (5).
John Gibson ‘82
The top scorer in Hampden-Sydney’s lacrosse history, John Gibson was the first lacrosse
player to be inducted into the H-SC Hall of Fame. Sixteen seasons after his graduation,
Gibson still holds the H-SC scoring record with 202 career goals and 266 total points. He
also ranks third on the Tiger career list with 64 assists.
As a senior in 1982, Gibson set a school record with 56 goals, leading the Tigers
to a 12-4 record and the College’s first appearance in the NCAA Division III Lacrosse
Championships. He earned All-ODAC honors in 1981 and 1982, and was an All-America
in 1982. Gibson was also selected to participate in the prestigious North-South College
All-Star Game.
Gibson is currently the Executive Vice President for the Ellis-Gibson Development
Company in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Jeff Jackson ‘88
1998 H-SC Hall of Fame, 1990 USA Team
Jack Barber ‘89
One of the top defensive backs in H-SC’s football
history, Barber was a three-time first-team All-ODAC
selection on the gridiron. His 16 pass-break-ups as a
freshman in 1985 is still a H-SC record, as are his 35
career break-ups. He was in H-SC’s top ten in tackles all
four years, including a career-best 66 as a senior. Barber
returned punts and kickoffs all four years as well, and
his 94-yard kickoff return in 1987 against Guilford is
still a record. As a lacrosse player, he was a first-team
All-ODAC midfielder in 1989, helping the Tigers to
an 11-3 record and NCAA berth. In addition, he
was named an alternate for the North-South All-American game and an All-State selection. His senior year
lacrosse stats included 17 goals and 7 assists.
Ted Chambers ‘83
Although he never
played varsity lacrosse
at his prep school in
Baltimore, in his
lacrosse career at
Hampden-Sydney Ted
Chambers started all
four years on the
squad. Like his team,
never before recognized as a national
lacrosse power, Chambers quickly matured
into one of the
country’s best defensemen. Along with John
Gibson ’82 (H-SC Hall
of Fame Inductee), Chambers was H-SC’s first lacrosse
All-American, earning honorable mention honors in
both 1982 and 1983. He was a key member of H-SC’s
1982 team, which posted a 12-4 record, a first-ever
national ranking (No. 8), and H-SC lacrosse’s first
NCAA tournament appearance. He capped his lacrosse
career as one of the few Division III players to start in
the 1983 NCAA College All-Star game.
While at H-SC (1984-88) midfielder Jeff Jackson netted 157 goals and was named All-America two times. The 1988 First Team All-America and
ODAC Player of the year went on to become one of the most successful players nationally. In 1990, Jackson was the youngest member of Team
USA that won a world championship in Perth, Australia.
As the five-time captain of the Chesapeake Lacrosse Club, Jackson earned 1991 USCLA Co-Player of the Year honors along with lacrosse great
Dave Petriemala. In 1994, Jackson was the sole USLCA Player of the Year. In his final season of field lacrosse, he captained the highly select Team
Toyota. Jackson also captained the Baltimore Thunder of the Major Indoor Professional Lacrosse League. He was named All-Pro from 1991-1993
and the teams Most Valuable Player in 1991 and 1992. He retired in 1995 as the team’s all-time leading scorer.
Jackson presently works as an Senior Loan Officer for Southern Trust Mortgage in Baltimore, Md. Jeff and his wife Maria have two children,
Kevin (4) and Lauren (6).
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2005 Lacrosse Camps
Rising All-American
Team Lacrosse Camp
One-On-One Lacrosse School
“The Best Playing the Best”
The Rising All-American Lacrosse Camp at Hampden-Sydney
College is for individuals and teams. Individuals will be
assigned to a team upon registration. The camp features great
game competition, and special clinics on shooting, individual
offense and defense, goalie play and team concepts. Plus enjoy
first class facilities including air-conditioned rooms, swimming
and “all you can eat” dining on campus.
The One-on-One Lacrosse School at Gettysburg attracts
goalies, shooters, and face-off specialists from all over the
country, and is the top conceptual camp of its kind. Goalies
get more shots from every conceivable angle, by many different types of shooters. Shooters have the opportunity to
improve by working with a wide array of goalies. We also
work with players wanting to improve their one on one faceoff ability.
For Boys ages 12-18 committed to playing lacrosse at a top level!
For Boys ages 12-18
Sunday, July 10 - Thursday, July 14, 2005
1st Session: Saturday, June 18 - Tues, June 21, 2005
2nd Session: Sunday, July 31 - Wed, August 3, 2005
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
Hampden Sydney, Virginia
GETTYSBURG COLLEGE
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Rising All-American Team Lacrosse Camps and One-On-One Lacrosse School bring together two of the country’s best lacrosse
coaches along with many other talented staff members to share their expertise with boys ages 12-18 each summer. If you want to play with
the best while honing your lacrosse skills to the top level, this is the place for you to spend a week or two of your summer break!
Shooting Performance School
With Weight Training and Speed Enhancement
July 24-27, 2005
Featuring :
Great game competition! Come with your team or as an individual.
Special clinics on shooting, individual offense and defense, goalie play, and team concepts.
First class facilities, including air-conditioned rooms, swimming, and “all you can eat” dining.
Contact Information
Hank Janczyk, Head Lacrosse Coach
Gettysburg College
2497 Biglerville Road
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Office Telephone: (717) 337-6405
Fax: (717) 337-6528
Home: (717) 677-9458
Email: hjanczyk@gettysburg.edu
Ray Rostan, Head Lacrosse Coach,
P.O. Box 698
Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943
Office: (434) 223-6158
Fax: (434) 223-6348
Home: (434) 392-5972
E-mail: rrostan@hsc.edu
For more information contact Coach Rostan, Coach Janczyk, or go to www.hsc.edu/athletics/lacrosse/camps
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