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Cabrini College Cavaliers : 2007 PAC Men's Lacrosse Champions
2007 Men's LacrosseStandings
Games through 05/05/07
| Institution |
PAC |
PAC % |
Overall |
Overall % |
| 1. Cabrini |
7-0 |
1.000 |
14-2 |
0.875 |
| 2. Wesley |
6-1 |
0.857 |
10-7 |
0.588 |
| 3. Shenandoah |
5-2 |
0.714 |
9-4 |
0.692 |
| 4. Eastern |
4-3 |
0.571 |
7-9 |
0.438 |
| Misericordia |
3-4 |
0.429 |
6-7 |
0.461 |
| Alvernia |
2-5 |
0.285 |
5-10 |
0.333 |
| Neumann |
1-6 |
0.143 |
1-12 |
0.077 |
| Immaculata |
0-7 |
0.000 |
0-11 |
0.000 |
* - Clinched berth in PAC Championship at respective seed; PAC Champion in bold.
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2007 Men's Lacrosse Pre-Season Coaches' Poll
PAC Coaches Select Cavaliers as Pre-Season Men’s Lacrosse Favorite
Aston, PA – Cabrini College’s men’s lacrosse team has been selected as the pre-season favorite in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) coaches’ poll. The defending conference champion Cavaliers received six of the seven first-place votes for a total of 63 points to finish ahead of
Wesley College.
Under Head Coach Steve Colfer, the Cavaliers have won 6 straight conference titles, earned five NCAA berths and finished in the top 20 twice in the last three years.
"It is always a great honor to be picked by your peers,” said Colfer. “We hope to work hard and accomplish our goals in a competitive PAC conference. We look forward to defending our 2006 PAC championship".
Wesley earned a total of 57 points including the last first-place vote to finish in second place in the poll. College Misericordia was selected third with 43 points.
Eastern University (36), Shenandoah University (31), Alvernia College (24), Neumann College (21), and Immaculata University (13) rounded out the voting.
The 2007 PAC Championship begins with semifinal action on Wednesday, May 2nd. The PAC Championship Game is set for Saturday, May 5th.
| Institution (First Place vote) |
Points |
| Cabrini (6) |
63 |
| Wesley (1) |
57 |
| Misericordia |
43 |
| Eastern |
36 |
| Shenandoah |
31 |
| Alvernia |
24 |
| Neumann |
21 |
| Immaculata |
13 |
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2007 Men's Lacrosse Statistics
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2007 Men's Lacrosse Awards
PAC Announces Men’s Lacrosse Awards
Player of the Year: Kevin Quinn (Cabrini College)
Rookie of the Year: Casey Grugan (Cabrini College)
Coach of the Year: Steve Colfer (Cabrini College)
First Team All-PAC
Casey Grugan (Cabrini College), Attacker
Scott Reimer (Cabrini College), Attacker
Sean Collins (College Misericordia), Attacker
Nick Pisacano (Wesley College), Midfielder
Justin Thompson (Wesley College), Midfielder
Tom Fraker (Alvernia College), Midfielder
Jeff Moore (Cabrini College), Long Stick Midfielder
Bill Cordts (Cabrini College), Defender
Kirk Waldie (Wesley College), Defender
Rob Tinsley (Cabrini College), Defender
Kevin Quinn (Cabrini College), Goalie
Second Team All-PAC
Dan Skeels (Wesley College), Attacker
Nick Mandia (Eastern University), Attacker
Justin Ratcliff (Shenandoah University), Attacker
Matt Conaway (Cabrini College), Midfielder
Pat Dempsey (Eastern University), Midfielder
Theodore Rogers (Shenandoah University), Midfielder
Joe Monroe (Wesley College), Long Stick Midfielder
Ryan Dunn (Cabrini College), Defender
Glenn Gale (Wesley College), Defender
Chad Kazaba (Neumann College), Defender
Andrew Sim (Immaculata University), Goalie
Honorable Mention
Stephen Mayor (Shenandoah University), Attacker
Mike Chisolm (College Misericordia), Midfielder
Brad Bivins (Wesley College), Midfielder
Raymond Rice (Shenandoah University), Long Stick Midfielder
Dennis Cox (Shenandoah University), Defender
Chris Vachon (College Misericordia), Defender
Tim Marcinek (Alvernia College), Defender
Zach Rivest (Eastern University), Goalie
Ryan Dwyer (College Misericordia), Goalie
Push the Rock Sportsmanship Awards
Nick Yando, Alvernia College
Dan Leigh, Cabrini College
Ben O'Donnell, Eastern University
Alex Hughes-Taylor, Immaculata University
Dan McKeefrey, College Misericordia
Chad Kazaba, Neumann College
David Cannady, Shenandoah University
Kirk Waldie, Wesley College
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2007 Men's Lacrosse Players of the Week
April 30, 2007
Co-Player of the Week
Cabrini College’s Casey Grugan (Fr, A, Ridley Park, PA/ Ridley High) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending April 29th. Gruganscored ten goals and added three assists for the #14 ranked Cavaliers in a 2-0 PAC week. Grugan recorded a career-high six goals and added one assist in the 19-4 win against Eastern University and four goals and two assists in the 20-10 victory over Shenandoah University.
Wesley College’s Nick Pisacano (Fr, M, King’s Park, NY/ Kings Park) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending April 29th. Pisacano scored eight goals and added six assists for the Wolverines in a 2-0 PAC week. In the 23-4 victory over Immaculata University, Pisacano scored three goals and five assists. Pisacano recorded five goals and one assist in the 15-4 defeat of Alvernia College.
April 23, 2007
Co-Player of the Week
College Misericordia’s Ryan Dwyer (So, G, Jefferson Township, NJ/ Jefferson) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending April 22nd. Dwyer averaged 4.0 goals allowed per game with a 73.3% save percentage for the Cougars in a 2-0 (1-0 PAC) week.
Shenandoah University’s Steve Mayor (Jr, A, Fairport, NY/ Fairport) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending April 22nd. Mayor scored five goals on seven shots and added three assists for the Hornets in a 1-0 PAC week.
April 16, 2007
Wesley College’s Dan Skeels (Fr, A, Roseland, NJ/ West Essex) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Week for the week ending April 15th. Skeels scored eight goals and added an assist for the Wolverines in a 2-0 conference week. Skeels recorded four goals in the 21-7 defeat of Shenandoah and four goals and an assist in the 12-2 win over College Misericordia.
April 10, 2007
Player of the Week
College Misericordia’s Sean Collins (Sr, A, Endicott, NY/ Union Endicott) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Week for the week ending April 8th. Collins scored 5 goals and added two assists to lead the Cougars to a 14-3 victory over Cazenovia College. Collins became College Misericordia’s all-time leading scorer with 190 career points.
Honor Roll
Casey Grugan, Cabrini College (Fr, A, Ridley, PA/ Ridley) - had four goals and two assists to lead the Cavaliers to a 19-5 victory over Immaculata University.
April 3, 2007
Cabrini College’s Casey Grugan (Fr, A, Ridley, PA/ Ridley) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Week for the week ending April 2nd. Grugan scored five goals and added six assists for the Cavaliers in a 2-0 (1-0 PAC) week. Grugan tallied two goals and three assists in the 11-10 defeat of defending National Champion, Cortland State.
March 26, 2007
Shenandoah University’s Justin Ratcliff (Sr, A, Dumfries, VA/ Potomac) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Week for the week ending March 25th. Ratcliff scored nine goals and added four assists for the Hornets in a 1-1 (1-0 PAC) week. In the 13-2 defeat over Alvernia College, Ratcliff notched seven goals and one assist.
March 19, 2007
Cabrini College’s Scott Reimer (So, A, Downingtown/ Downingtown) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending March 18th. Reimer scored seven goals and added four assists for the Cavaliers in a 3-1 non-conference week.
Shenandoah University’s Teddy Rogers (Jr, Grand Island, NY/ Grand Island) was named the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PAC) Men’s Lacrosse Co-Player of the Week for the week ending March 18th. Rogers scored six goals and added eights assists for the undefeated (3-0) Hornets.
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Regular Season Game Results
05/01/07
Villa Julie 28, Neumann 2
04/28/07
Wesley 15, Alvernia 4
Misericordia 17, Neumann 5
Cabrini 20, Shenandoah 10
Eastern 14, Immaculata 8
04/25/07
Shenandoah 9, Misericordia 8
Wesley 23, Immaculata 4
Cabrini 19, Eastern 4
04/24/07
Alvernia 10, Centenary 8
04/21/07
Misericordia 12, Alvernia 5
Shenandoah 17, Immaculata 8
Cabrini 7, Montclair State 4
Ohio Wesleyan 18, Eastern 7
Wesley 21, Neumann 3
04/18/07
Virginia Wesleyan 14, Wesley 6
Misericordia 15, SUNY Morrisville 3
Cabrini 16, FDU Florham 7
Eastern 14, Alvernia 8
04/16/07
Eastern 11, Christopher Newport 8
04/14/07
Wesley 12, Misericordia 2
Cabrini 25, Neumann 1
Shenandoah 9, Eastern 8
Alvernia 13, Immaculata 7
04/11/07
Neumann 9, Immaculata 5
Wesley 21, Shenandoah 7
Eastern 10, Misericordia 9 (OT)
Cabrini 26, Alvernia 5
04/09/07
Kean 9, Alvernia 7
04/06/07
Shenandoah 16, Hood 6
04/05/07
Eastern 8, Catholic 6
04/04/07
Misericordia 14, Cazenovia 3
04/03/07
Ursinus 11, Eastern 4
Cabrini 19, Immaculata 5
04/01/07
Centenary 10, Misericordia 9 (OT)
03/31/07
Alvernia 12, Mt. St. Vincent 5
Elizabethtown 12, Immaculata 5
Shenandoah 15, Neumann 10
Wesley 13, Villa Julie 8
Cabrini 11, Cortland 10
03/29/07
College of New Jersey 11, Cabrini 3
03/28/07
Centenary 7, Immaculata 6
Cabrini 19, Misericordia 2
Wesley 13, Eastern 4
Richard Stockton 21, Neumann 3
DeSales 10, Alvernia 3
03/26/07
Alvernia 16, Neumann 3
03/24/07
Shenandoah 13, Alvernia 2
Cabrini 11, Wesley 1
Kean 10, Eastern 5
Misericrodia 10, Immaculata 7
03/22/07
Alvernia 12, Manhatanville 11 (OT)
03/21/07
Eastern 13, Neumann 3
DeSales 17, Immaculata 9
Gettysburg 13, Cabrini 2
03/20/07
Babson 13, Shenandoah 7
03/17/07
Wesley 9, Mt. Ida 8 (OT)
Cabrini 7, Hampden Sydney 6 (OT)
03/15/07
Mt. St. Joseph 13, Alvernia 12 (OT)
03/14/07
Ohio Wesleyan 24, Neumann 2
Eastern 11, Centenary 10 (3 OT)
Denison 12, Wesley 5
Misericordia 11, King's 10
Manhantanville 18, Immaculata 5
03/12/07
Haverford 18, Eastern 0
Shenandoah 11, Mt. St. Joseph10
03/11/07
Desales 9, Neumann 7
03/10/07
Shenandoah 10, Oberlin 7
Elizabethtown 19, Misericordia 3
Widener 5, Cabrini 4
03/09/07
Haverford 11, Wesley 4
03/07/07
Notre Dame de Numar 13, Eastern 5
03/04/07
Virginia Wesleyan 14, Misericordia 3
03/03/07
SUNY-Maritime 19, Alvernia 5
Cabrini 14, Guilford 7
Wesley 10, Richard Stockton 6
Shenandoah 12, Mt St Vincent 1
St. Mary's (MD) 27, Neumann 1
2/28/07
Richard Stockton 12, Alvernia 1
McDaniel 25, Neumann 1
Washington 10, Wesley 6
2/25/07
Wesley 19, Farmingdale State 8
2/24/07
Denison 15, Eastern 1
Cabrini 6, Washington and Lee 5
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2007 Men's Lacrosse Championships PAC | NCAA
2007 PAC Men's Lacrosse Championship
PAC Championship Game
Saturday, May 5, 2007
#1 Cabrini College 16, #2 Wesley College 0
RADNOR, Pa. (May 5) – The Cabrini College Cavaliers captured their fifth straight Pennsylvania Athletic Conference men’s lacrosse championship with 16-0 win over visiting Wesley College Saturday afternoon.
With the win, the 14th ranked Cavaliers (15-2 overall, 9-0 PAC) advance to the NCAA Division III men’s lacrosse tournament for the sixth straight season. Wesley ends the season at 10-7 overall and 7-2 in PAC play.
In the first half, junior Matt Conaway (West Chester, Pa./West Chester East) collected three goals, sophomore Scot Reimer (Downingtown Pa., Downingtown West) added two and Casey Grugan (Ridley Park, Pa./Ridley) and Pat Jenkins (South Brunswick N.J./South Brunswick) added single tallies as Cabrini took a 7-0 lead. Jenkins goal, coming after a Cavalier timeout with 11 seconds left in the half, all but finished the Wolverines.
Cabrini went on a 7-0 run in the third period and coasted to the win to lock up their sixth PAC title in the last seven years and their sixth straight NCAA tournament berth. Cabrini has won the PAC title every year since 2001 except for 2002.
Conaway led the Cavaliers with five goals while Reimer ended with four. Grugan ended the day with three goals and three assists. Romanelli scored two goals while Pat Jenkins and Chris Luongo each added solo goals. Rob Tinsley, Jeff Moore and Steve Heaps collected assists. Kevin Quinn stopped four Wesley shots in the win.
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PAC Semifinal
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
#1 Cabrini College 15, #4 Eastern University 4
RADNOR, Pa. (May 2) -- The Cabrini College men’s lacrosse team rolled to a 15-4 win over visiting Eastern Wednesday night in a Pennsylvania Athletic Conference men’s lacrosse semi-final game.
The Cavaliers will now host Wesley College Saturday at 3 p.m. for a chance at their eighth straight PAC title. The Cabrini women’s lacrosse team hosts Eastern Saturday in the women’s final at noon.
The freshmen duo of Casey Grugan (four goals, four assists) and Rich Romanelli (four goals) provided most of the scoring for Cabrini, which rolled out to an 8-1 lead at halftime and never looked back.
Matt McKinney and Chris Barron (one assist) each added two goals while B.J. Kletcheck (one assist) and Matt Conaway (three assists) added solo tallies for the Cavaliers, now ranked 14th in the nation. Kevin Quinn turned back three shots in the win.
Eastern fell to 7-10 with the loss. Pat Dempsey scored two goals for the Eagles while Nate Trunfio and Kyle Dresser each added one.
Cabrini (14-2, 8-0 PAC) knocked off Wesley, 11-1 back on March 24. The Wolverines topped Shenandoah 24-4 in the other men’s PAC semi-final Wednesday. They will bring a 10-6 overall and 7-1 PAC record into Saturday’s final.
The winner of the PAC title game receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III men’s lacrosse tournament.
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#2 Wesley College 24, #3 Shenandoah University 4
Dover, DE (May 2) -- The Wesley College (10-6, 7-1) Men’s Lacrosse team breezed past Shenandoah University (9-4, 5-3) in the PAC semifinals at Wolverine Stadium 24-4. Rob King (Howell, NJ) scored 5 goals and added an assist and Brad Bivens (Dover, DE) netted three goals and added 3 assists to help power Wesley to the PAC Finals. Wesley will meet six-time PAC Champions Cabrini College (13-2, 8-0) on Saturday, May 5th. As the higher seed, Cabrini will host the Wolverines.
The Wolverines scored the first six goals of the game, three by Justin Thompson (Pasadena, MD) in the first quarter. Thompson ended the game with four goals. Bivens scored his three goals in the second quarter as Wesley took a commanding 13-2 lead into half.
Wesley continued to dominate in the second half peppering the Shenandoah goal with 29 shots. Wesley outshot the Hornets 61-11 and held a sizeable margin in ground balls.
Goalie, Nick Allen (Owings, MD) got the win with out making one save.
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2007 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Ithaca College 18, Cabrini College 11
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