Tewaaraton Men's, Women's Lists Announced
from press release
The Greater Washington Sports Alliance is pleased to announce
the 2010 preseason Tewaaraton watch list. The list is made up of
the top lacrosse players across all three divisions of collegiate
lacrosse and are the early hopefuls for the 2010 Tewaaraton Trophy.
Watch list nominees are screened and selected by two Selection
Committees. The Selection Committees are comprised of college
coaches, one committee for the men and one committee for the
women.
"I am excited to announce this year's watch list," said Robert
Sweeney, President of the Greater Washington Sports Alliance. "The
committee has done an outstanding job at selecting the top
contenders across the country. This year's list represents 35
institutions, over 13 conferences encompassing students from 14
states, Canada and Australia, so if this is any indication of what
is to come, I believe we are in store for an electrifying and
intense season ahead."
The Tewaaraton Award was formally established in August of 2000
and is the pre-eminent lacrosse award, which is given annually to
the NCAA men's and women's lacrosse player of the year. Tradition
dictates that each year the Tewaaraton Award celebrates one of the
six tribal nations of the Iroquois Confederacy: the Mohawk, Cayuga,
Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca, and the Tuscarora. This will be the 10th
annual awards ceremony and is the "Year of the Seneca".
"This is a great year for the Tewaaraton Award and I am thrilled
that we have a Native American nominated to the watch list. Rooted
in centuries of Native American tradition, lacrosse is one of the
oldest team sports played in North America. It is humbling to know
that the sport has grown to the popularity that it has through the
years, beyond that of just the Iroquois Confederacy, and that young
men and women throughout North America are carrying on this
remarkable tradition," said Jeffrey Harvey, Chairman of The
Tewaaraton Advisory Council.
The award will be presented on June 3, 2010 at the Smithsonian
National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.
Men's 2010 Tewaaraton Award Watch List
Billy Bitter, North Carolina – Junior (Attack), Stowe,
VT
Josh Amidon, Syracuse – Junior (Midfield), Lafayette,
N.Y.
Sam Barnes, Notre Dame – Senior (Defense), Branford, CT
Drew Bezek, Le Moyne – Junior (Midfield), Lowville, N.Y.
Steven Boyle, Johns Hopkins – Senior (Attack), Derry,
N.H.
Andrew Brancaccio, Georgetown – Senior (Midfield), Bethesda,
MD
Shamel Bratton, Virginia – Junior (Midfield), Huntington
Station, N.Y.
Jay Card, Hofstra – Junior (Attack), Caledon, Ontario,
Canada
Brian Carroll, Virginia – Senior (Midfield), Towson, MD
Tyler Cassel, Hobart – Junior (Midfield), Geneva, N.Y.
Brian Caulfield, Albany – Junior (Attack), Bay Shore,
N.Y.
Ken Clausen, Virginia – Senior (Defense), Downington, PA
Jeff Cohen, Harvard – Sophomore (Attack), Syosset, N.Y.
CJ Costabile, Duke – Sophomore (Defense), New Fairfield,
CT
Ned Crotty, Duke – Senior (Attack), New Vernon, N.J.
Kevin Crowley, Stony Brook – Junior (Midfield), New
Westminster, B.C.
Jimmy Dailey, Stevenson – Junior (Attack), Westminster,
MD
Dave Decker, Stevens – Junior (Goalie), Califon, N.J.
Pierce Derkac, Cornell – Senior (Midfield), Keswick, VA
Curtis Dickson, Delaware – Senior (Attack), Port Coquitlam,
B.C.
Craig Dowd, Georgetown – Senior (Attack), Northport,
N.Y.
Matt Drenan, Johns Hopkins – Senior (Defense), San Diego,
CA
Barney Ehrman, Georgetown – Senior (Defense), Baltimore,
MD
Brian Farrell, Maryland – Junior (Midfield), Baltimore,
MD
Andrew Feinberg, Brown – Junior (Attack), Owings Mills,
MD
Collin Finnerty, Loyola Maryland – Senior (Attack), Garden
City, NY
Tyler Fiorito, Princeton – Sophomore (Goalie), Phoenix,
MD
Ryan Flanagan, North Carolina – Junior (Defense), West
Islip, N.Y.
John Galloway, Syracuse – Sophomore (Goalie), Syracuse,
N.Y.
Diogo Godoi, Massachusetts – Senior (Defense), Loudon,
N.H.
Casey Grugan, Cabrini – Senior (Attack), Ridley Park, PA
Eric Hagarty, Endicott – Junior (Goalie), Sudbury, MA
Jack Harmatuk, Le Moyne – Junior (Attack), Syracuse,
N.Y.
Billy Henderson, Army – Junior (Defense), Tully, N.Y.
Brent Herbst, Siena – Senior (Goalie), Plainview, N.Y.
Ryan Hurley, Cornell – Junior (Attack), Eagan, MN
Cody Jamieson, Syracuse – Senior (Attack), Six Nations,
Ontario
Adam Jones, Canisius – Junior (Midfield), Owen Sound,
Ontario
Brian Karalunas, Villanova – Junior (Defense), Dewitt,
N.Y.
Steven Kazimer, Stevenson – Senior (Attack), Syracuse,
N.Y.
Stephen Keogh, Syracuse – Sophomore (Attack), Toronto,
Ontario
Michael Kimmel, Johns Hopkins – Senior (Midfield), Towson,
MD
Grant Krebs, Notre Dame – Senior (Midfield), Annapolis,
MD
Mike Manley, Duke – Junior (Defense), Keuka Park, N.Y.
Jack McBride, Princeton – Junior (Attack), Madison, N.J.
Jordan McBride, Stony Brook – Junior (Attack), New
Westminster, B.C.
Parker McKee, Duke – Senior (Defense), Old Greenwich, CT
Scott McKenzie, Princeton – Senior (Attack), Livingston,
MT
Thomas Muldoon, Brown – Senior (Attack), Oakton, VA
Tom Palesky, Army – Junior (Goalie), Plano, TX
Rob Pannell, Cornell – Sophomore (Attack), Smithtown,
N.Y.
Tim Paul, Navy – Senior (Attack), Parkton, MD
Justin Pennington, Rutgers – Senior (Midfield), Flemington,
N.J.
Tom Perini, Lafayette – Junior (Attack), Huntington,
N.Y.
Scott Rodgers, Notre Dame – Senior (Goalie), Wantagh,
N.Y.
Dillon Roy, Denver – Senior (Defense), Denver, CO
Max Silberlicht, Hobart – Junior (Goalie), New Hartford,
N.Y.
Steele Stanwick, Virginia – Sophomore (Attack), Baltimore,
MD
Matt Vernam, Navy – Sophomore (Defense), Shoreham, N.Y.
Steven Waldeck, Stony Brook – Senior (Defense), Levittown,
N.Y.
Joel White, Syracuse - Sophomore (Defense), Cortland, N.Y.
Kyle Wimer, UMBC – Freshman (Midfield), Lancaster, PA
Austin Winter, Bucknell – Senior (Attack), Booton Township,
N.J.
Ryan Young, Maryland – Junior (Attack), Manhasset, N.Y.
Women's 2010 Tewaaraton Award Watch List
Shaylyn Blaney, Notre Dame – Junior (Midfield), Stoney
Brook, N.Y.
Sarah Bullard, Duke – Junior (Midfield), Needham, MA
Kristen Carr, North Carolina – Senior (Midfield), Baltimore,
MD
Kaitlyn Carter, Adelphi – Junior (Midfield), Mineola,
N.Y.
Kat Collins, Dartmouth – Junior (Attack), Darien, CT
McKinley Curro, Boston U. – Senior (Attack), Amherst, NH
Ali Deluca, Pennsylvania – Senior (Midfield), Hillsborough,
N.J.
Christina Dove, Syracuse – Junior (Midfield), Bel Air,
MD
Katrina Dowd, Northwestern – Senior (Midfield), Yorktown
Heights, NY
Sarah Downing, Vanderbilt – Senior (Midfield), Morristown,
N.J.
Lizzy Drumm, Princeton – Junior (Attack), Westbury, N.Y.
Kaitlin Duff, Virginia – Senior (Midfield), Bethesda, MD
Lauren Dykstra, Lehigh – Junior (Attack), Mendham, N.J.
Bergman Foley, Louisville – Junior (Attack), Huntington
Valley, PA
Molly Ford, Georgetown – Senior (Attack), Reisterstown,
MD
Alexandra Frank, Northwestern – Sophomore (Midfield),
Westwood, MA
Hillary Fratzke, Towson – Senior (Midfield), Centreville,
MD
Corrine Gandolfi, Hofstra – Senior (Midfield), Smithtown,
N.Y.
Lindsay Gilbride, Duke – Senior (Midfield), Alexandria,
VA
Grace Golden, William and Mary – Junior (Midfield),
Manhasset, NY
Kim Griffen, James Madison – Senior (Midfield),
Jarrettsville, MD
Kelly Haggarty, Ohio State – Senior (Attack), West Chester,
PA
Jess Halpern, Harvard – Junior (Attack), Longmeadow, MA
Liz Hogan, Syracuse – Junior (Goalie), Victor, NY
Angela Hughes, Johns Hopkins – Senior (Midfield),
Manchester, MD
Alison Jaeger, College of New Jersey – Junior (Midfield),
Hampton, N.J.
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland – Sophomore (Attack),
Annapolis, MD
Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown – Senior (Midfield), Trappe,
MD
Brittany Kalkstein, Virginia – Senior (Midfield), Baltimore,
MD
Jordyn Kirr, Georgetown – Junior (Attack), Baltimore, MD
Courtney Lubbe, Pennsylvania – Senior (Attack), Newton,
PA
Caitlin McFadden, Maryland – Senior (Midfield), Phoenix,
MD
Sarah Mollison, Maryland – Junior (Attack), Melbourne,
Australia
Alex Mundy, Vanderbilt – Senior (Defense), Ellicott City,
MD
Tissy O'Conner, Cornell – Junior (Midfield), Winchester,
MA
Colleen Olson, Dartmouth – Senior (Midfield), Avon, CT
Erin Rawlick, Navy – Senior (Attack), Fallston, MD
Logan Ripley, North Carolina – Senior (Goalie), Earlysville,
VA
Kate Robinson, Catholic – Senior (Midfield), Emmitsburg,
MD
Jenn Russell, North Carolina – Senior (Midfield), Andover,
MA
Emily Schaknowski, Delaware – Senior (Midfield), Wading
River, NY
Lauren Schmidt, Stanford – Junior (Midfield), Bay Shore,
NY
Gina Scioscia, Notre Dame – Senior (Attack), Summit,
N.J.
Shannon Smith, Northwestern – Sophomore (Midfield), West
Babylon, N.Y.
Danielle Spencer, Northwestern – Senior (Midfield),
Brighton, N.Y.
Emma Spiro, Pennsylvania – Senior (Midfield), Wellesley,
MA
Emily Szelest, Pennsylvania – Senior (Goalie), Delmar,
N.Y.
Karissa Taylor, Maryland – Senior (Defense), Easton, MD
Erin Tochihara, Princeton – Junior (Goalie), Englewood,
CO
Lacy Vigmostad, Northwestern – Sophomore (Defense),
Northport, N.Y.
Julie Wadland, Dartmouth – Senior (Goalie), Andover, MD
Kim Williams, C.W. Post – Senior (Defense), Long Valley,
N.J.
