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08/20/05
’Wick one to watch
HARTWICK COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER
The Hartwick College men’s soccer team is highlighted in an article as a team to watch on the College Soccer News website, www.collegesoccernews.com.
Hartwick is mentioned as one of 17 teams, along with Penn State, North Carolina, and Georgetown.
"With seven starters back and a good recruiting class, the Hawks will rule the Atlantic Soccer conference in 2005 if they play to their potential," the website states. "... don’t count (head coach Ian) McIntyre and the ’Wick out of the national picture."
Hartwick finished 13-3-3 overall last season and 4-1 in the ASC. Hartwick dropped its final match of the 2004 season to Florida International, which cost the Hawks an automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs. FIU is no longer a part of the ASC.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Hartwick opens its regular season Sept. 2 against Brown University at the UConn Soccer Classic.
Hartwick athletes make grade
A total of 40 Hartwick College student-athletes made the Empire 8 Conference’s 2005 President’s List for this past spring season. To be eligible, student-athletes must achieve a minimum 3.75 grade point average and participate in athletics at one of the conference’s eight member institutions.
In the spring, 459 student-athletes in the E8 made the President’s List, up 16 from the fall.
EMPIRE 8 SPRING PRESIDENT’S LIST
HARTWICK COLLEGE
Trisha Beamish, Women’s Soccer; Matthew Bennett, Football; Michael Breen, Football; Randy Browne, Football; Stephanie Buttaccio, Volleyball; Kate Chambers, Water Polo; Laura Clough, Equestrian; Caitlin Damberg-Mauser, Women’s Lacrosse; Ashley Diefendorf, Volleyball; Jayne Donovan, Women’s Basketball; Caitlin Dwyer, Women’s Swimming; Melissa Fahs, Equestrian; Laura Frey, Volleyball; Alison Gray, Women’s Swimming; Elizabeth Green, Women’s Tennis; Patrick Hanley, Men’s Lacrosse; Paige Harris, Softball; Amanda Houck, Women’s Cross Country/Track; Kenneth Kelley, Men’s Soccer; William Lanchantin, Men’s Basketball; Elizabeth McCabe, Women’s Swimming; Lindsey Olander, Field Hockey; Nicholas Paslow, Baseball; Elizabeth Ricker, Women’s Soccer; Joseph Rocco, Football; Cailin Sanford, Equestrian/Women’s Track; Rebecca Sarro, Women’s Tennis; Julie Scarano, Softball/Women’s Tennis; Patricia Shorey, Softball; Gabrael Sindoni, Football; Jennifer Slade, Equestrian; Andrea Slyer, Women’s Soccer; Melissa Small, Volleyball; Ryan Smith, Men’s Swimming; Rebecca Snyder, Women’s Lacrosse; Autumn Swan, Women’s Track and Field; Mara Tichy, Women’s Basketball/Tennis; Jodie Wasacz, Softball; Loren Winegard, Football; William Wright-McDonald, Men’s Indoor Track.
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