University of Albany Volleyball's Teresa Coppiellie & Abbey Wexel Earn America East Conference Weekly Awards - UAlbany Sports 2010

Cambridge, Mass. - University at Albany's Teresa Coppiellie and Abbey Wexel earned their second America East Conference weekly volleyball awards, as announced by the league office on Monday, Oct. 11. Coppiellie was named the conference's player of the week, while Wexel was the league's top setter for the second consecutive week. The Great Danes won all three matches.

Coppiellie recorded three straight double-doubles, averaging 4.18 kills and 4.27 digs per set. She also recorded two solo blocks and two block assists. The senior outside hitter completed her first double-double of the week in a televised match against non-conference opponent Colgate on Oct. 6, recording 10 kills and 19 digs. Coppiellie then totaled 15 kills and 13 digs in a three-game sweep of Providence on Friday before finishing with 21 kills and 15 digs in a Sunday's 3-1 win over league opponent New Hampshire.

Wexel averaged 11.0 assists and 2.64 digs, recording double-doubles in two of three matches last week. She added three block assists and three service aces, while quarterbacking the Great Danes to a .269 hitting percentage. In a win over Colgate, Wexel finished with a career-high 50 assists along with 12 digs. In the win over America East opponent Providence, she totaled 31 assists as well as two aces before wrapping up the week with 40 assists and 14 digs in the win over New Hampshire.

UAlbany (13-5, AE 3-0) is the only undefeated team in conference play after winning five straight matches. The Great Danes have won 25 consecutive regular-season league matches, dating back to the 2008 campaign. UAlbany will return to action this weekend, visiting America East opponents Stony Brook and Hartford.

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Coppiellie Leads University of Albany Volleyball to 3-1 Win Over New Hampshire to Conclude Homecoming - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Senior Teresa Coppielle recorded a double-double of 21 kills and 15 digs to lead UAlbany to a 3-1 win over New Hampshire in America East Conference volleyball action on Sunday afternoon at University Gym. The Great Danes dropped the first set, 24-26, but were victorious in the next three with scores of 25-16, 28-26 and 25-20. Now standing at 13-5 overall, and 3-0 in conference play, the Great Danes have won five straight matches.

New Hampshire won the first set, which was tied nine times. The Wildcats jumped out to a quick lead early on, but UAlbany would rally to tie the match at 4-4 on a kill by Dunja Prgomet. Prgomet would later serve for four straight points to put UAlbany up, 10-6, when New Hampshire would then battle back from the deficit to build up an 18-14 lead later in the set on a kill by Amy Keding. Prgomet's service game would again pull the Great Danes ahead, as she served for five consecutive points to put UAlbany on top, 21-19. A kill by Destiny Tolliver would put New Hampshire back in control, and a UAlbany service error gave the Wildcats set point. Coppiellie responded with a kill to send the set to extra points, but Justine Elliott and Morgan Thatcher combined for a block to end the set in New Hampshire's favor.

UAlbany came out firing in the second set, building up a quick 13-5 advantage in the early going. Thatcher and Elliott would team up for back-to-back blocks to attempt to start a Wildcat rally, but UAlbany would get a kill from Traci Vandegrift and take advantage of consecutive New Hampshire attack errors to regain control. Casey Wright put down one of her four solo blocks followed by a bad Wildcat set to give the Great Danes set point at 25-16. Prgomet continued her strong service game, ending the second set for UAlbany with one of the Great Danes' five service aces.

Setter Abbey Wexel, who finished with a double-double of 40 assists and 14 digs, served for the first four points of the third set to put the great Danes up early. Consecutive kills by Coppiellie and Prgomet forced New Hampshire to take an early time out, where the Wildcats regrouped and got a kill from Sara Heldman to end the UAlbany run. Behind the service game of Jayde Huxtable, New Hampshire battled back to within 15-13, then tied the match at 16-16 on a UAlbany attack error. The teams exchanged points for the remainder of the set, going into extra points once again before Wright and Wexel ended the set with a block assist on a New Hampshire attack.

The teams played a closely matched fourth set in the early going before UAlbany pulled ahead, 19-9 on a New Hampshire attack error. The Wildcats battled back to within 10-15, getting kills from Tolliver and Keding, who lead New Hampshire with 15 and 10 kills, respectively, for the match. UAlbany got to match point on a Wildcat attack error, but then committed an attack error to keep New Hampshire in the set. Vandegrift ended the match, redeeming herself from the error, taking an assist from Wexel and smashing a kill down the line to give the Great Danes the victory.

Prgomet and Vandegrift both finished with additional double-doubles for UAlbany. Prgomet recorded 13 kills and 13 digs, while Vandegrift recorded 10 digs and 13 kills to go aonlg with three block assists and one service ace. Libero Laurie Gonzalez totaled a match-high 26 digs, adding seven assists and two service aces for the Great Danes. Heldman recorded 39 assists and 13 digs for New Hampshire (7-12, AE 2-2).

UAlbany (13-5, AE 3-0) will return to action on Friday, hitting the road for an America East match with Stony Brook at 7 p.m.


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University of Albany Tennis' Sarah Iannone Captures Flight C Singles Title on Day Two of Marist Invitational - UAlbany Sports 2010

Poughkeepsie, N.Y. - Sarah Iannone won two singles matches, including posting a victory in the Flight C finals, to lead the UAlbany tennis team on the final day of the Marist Invitational. Iannone also teamed up with Aubrey Brooks to win the finals of Flight B doubles.

Iannone recorded a 6-4, 2-6, 10-5 win over Fordham's Sarah Tremaine in the semifinals before posting a 4-6, 6-3, 10-6 win over Ayushi Sinha of Providence in the finals. Iannone and Brooks later defeated Marist's Joanna Macaluso and Retta Byron, 8-0, in doubles action. In other singles action, Melissa Coughlin recorded a 6-1, 6-4 win over Providence's Kathryn Parry before falling to Melissa Ferry, also from Providence, 6-1, 6-1 in the Flight D finals. Laine Mackey won her semifinals match in Flight B singles, posting a 6-4, 6-3 win over Siena's Jessica Asselin. Mackey then dropped a 6-0, 6-2 decision to the Friars' Maria Clara Bernardez in the finals. In further doubles play, Mackey teamed up with Susan Ma for an 8-4 win over Kyrsten Chen and Linnea Enoh-Janssen from St. Peter's.

UAlbany will return to action on Oct. 22, at the ITA Regionals.



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University of Albany Football Shuts Down NEC Opponent Saint Francis, 48-0, Before 6,624 Fans on Homecoming - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Dan Di Lella passed for two touchdowns and Dillon Romain scored on a pair of runs in leading UAlbany to a 48-0 victory over Saint Francis, Pa. on Saturday, Oct. 9 in Northeast Conference play. The Great Danes were home for the first time this season after opening with four consecutive road games.

UAlbany (3-2, NEC 1-1) scored on four of its first five possessions en route to a 24-0 halftime advantage. After a short punt, Di Lella finished a five-play drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass to John Lullen. The junior quarterback then directed his team on a 68-yard march for a 14-0 lead. He twice connected on third-down throws with Ryan Kirchner for 36 yards and fullback Justin Peterson for 10 more. Romain, a true freshman, capped the series with a two-yard blast.

Herb Glass booted the first of two field goals, a 45-yarder, after his team took advantage of another short punt into a 17-mile-per-hour wind. Kirchner returned another kick 14 yards into Red Flash territory to set up a second-quarter touchdown. Andrew Smith, who carried 14 times for 80 yards, swept to the right and split a pair of defenders on a 17-yard scoring dash.

UAlbany, the last Division I FBS or FCS program to play at home this season, turned a couple of Saint Francis' miscues into two third-quarter touchdowns. Paul Layton's punt into the wind hit the Red Flash's Michael Durr and Duane Harper recovered the loose ball at Saint Francis' 24. Di Lella, who completed 16 of 20 attempts for 170 yards, hit tight end Paul Booker with a 2-yard TD pass in a third-and-goal situation. Running back Taylor Holby fumbled on the Red Flash's next possession and safety Rob Cervini made the recovery. Romain, who had 58 rushing yards, reached the end zone from one yard away for a 38-0 margin.

"Games are won and lost in the trenches," said UAlbany coach Bob Ford, whose team improved to 27-11 in homecoming contests. "The defensive line took their run game away and we able to play (on offense) with a short field. Dan Di Lella is work in progress, but he probably had his best game."

In the fourth period, second-string quarterback Buddy Leathley tossed an 8-yard touchdown pass to Rhakeem Wiggins and Glass added a 42-yard field goal to wrap up the scoring. Tailback Ben Miseikis added 68 on the ground for an offense that piled up 417 total yards. Meanwhile, UAlbany's defense held Saint Francis (1-4, NEC 1-2) to 81 yards of offense, including 29 through the air. Quarterback John Kelly connected on just 6 of 15 attempts.

"We swarmed to the football and gang-tackled," stated UAlbany linebacker Chris Blais, who had five tackles and one pass break-up. "We are starting to get our swagger back. Last week's Yale win got us back on our feet."

Saint Francis' Kyle Harbridge, who ranked third among the nation's all-purpose runners, was scratched before kickoff with a groin and hamstring injury. Jude Yearwood, a senior, ran 14 times for 44 yards in his absence.

"The field position was the big thing," offered Di Lella, whose team was welcomed home by a crowd of 6,624, the largest in the program's Division I FCS era. "We wasted field position at Yale. The special teams and defense got us on the right side of the field. We were focused and dialed in before the game."

Paw Prints: UAlbany's defense recorded its second shutout of the season and tenth as a Division I FCS program ... the Red Flash ran just 40 offensive plays ... the Great Danes have won five consecutive homecoming games and have a 27-11 all-time record ... the attendance of 6,624 is the largest crowd at University Field since Nov. 6, 1978 ... Air Force Major General Mike Basla was involved in the pre-game coin toss ... Basla was a starting offensive tackle on UAlbany's first varsity teams in 1973 and 1974 ... UAlbany's total yards (417) were the highest since the 2009 season finale at Wagner ... Robert Morris was the last opponent to be held to less than 100 yards in total offense on Nov. 4, 2006 ... CB Leon Saddler had four tackles for the fourth consecutive game and broke up a pass ... DE Mike Kelly reached the 100-career tackle mark.


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Walters Leads #19 UAlbany to 1-0 Win Over Maine in America East Conference Field Hockey Action

Albany, N.Y. - Nina Walters scored the game's lone goal to lead #18 UAlbany to a 1-0 victory over America East Conference rival Maine in field hockey action at Alumni Turf Field on Saturday afternoon. The contest was the final game of the day for Saturday's festivities during UAlbany's Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend.

Walters scored her unassisted tally late in the first half. In the 30th minute, UAlbany had a penalty corner opportunity, where Corinne McConville took a hard shot from the top of the circle that was stopped by Maine goalkeeper Brittany Fleck. On the rebound, Walters collected the ball and tipped it into the back of the cage. Both teams had several opportunities in the second half, but neither defense would yield another goal.

UAlbany outshot the Black Bears, 7-4 and held a 2-4 advantage in penalty corners. Starter Christine Hoffman made two saves in the cage for the Great Danes in the first half, while Kristi Troch made one save in the second. Fleck stopped three shots for Maine (8-4, AE 0-2) before being pulled for an additional field player late in the second half.

UAlbany (11-2, AE 2-0) will return to action on Sunday, hosting #9 Syracuse at 2 p.m. at Alumni Turf Field.

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Prgomet Leads University of Albany to 3-0 Sweep of Providence in America East Volleyball Action - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Dunja Prgomet recorded a double-double with match-highs of 15 kills and 15 digs along with a .414 hitting percentage to lead UAlbany to a 3-0 sweep of Providence in America East Conference volleyball action on Friday evening at University Gym. The Great Danes won the match with set scores of 25-10, 25-21 and 25-10.

In a tightly played first set, the teams were tied four times through the middle of the set before Teresa Coppiellie recorded a kill to put the ball back in UAlbany's hands, where Casey Wright tallied one of the Great Danes' six service aces. The teams exchanged points, with UAlbany holding onto a slight advantage, until Prgomet smacked a kill to put the Great Danes ahead, 22-20. Laurie Gonzalez took over the service game for the final three points, with Prgomet recording the final kill to end the set.

Providence (9-13, AE 1-2) came out firing in the second set, building up a 10-2 lead in the early going, including back-to-back service aces from Carly Morrison. After the Great Danes battled back to pull within 13-10, setter Abbey Wexel served for five consecutive points for UAlbany to pull ahead. A kill by the Friars' Shelagh Dolan ended the run, but Coppiellie recorded a kill and served for three more points to give the Great Danes a 19-14 advantage. The Great Danes continued to roll from there, getting an ace from Traci Vandegrift and kills by Coppiellie and Prgomet before a Providence attack error ended the set.

UAlbany came back from the set break and streaked out to a 5-0 lead behind Wexel's service before Lauren Fletcher ended the run for Providence. After the Friars pulled to within 12-7, a kill by Coppiellie put the ball back in Wexel's hands behind the service line, where she served for five straight points. In that streak, Vandegrift and Gabby Whitworth teamed up for back-to-back blocks on the Friars' attack. Two service errors gave Providence serve, but kills by Vandegrift and Whitworth helped UAlbany regain control, while a service ace from Gonzalez put UAlbany ahead, 24-9. Fletcher and Kourtney Halliday teamed up to block a UAlbany attack on match point, but Lindsey McCloskey connected on Wexel's next set to decide the match for the Great Danes.

Coppiellie recorded a double-double with 15 kills and 13 digs, while Vandegrift recorded 14 kills on a match-high .500 hitting percentage. The Great Danes hit .369 as a team for the match, holding Providence to .081 hitting. Fletcher recorded a team-high ten kills for the Friars, while Emily Morris and Cassie Muzzonigro led the team defensively with 12 digs apiece.

UAlbany (12-5, AE 2-0) will return to action on Sunday to close out Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend with an America East Conference matchup with New Hampshire at 1 p.m.



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University of Albany Men's Basketball to Play in Madison Square Garden for First Time as Part of Doubleheader - UAlbany Sports 2010

Cambridge, Mass. - For the first time ever, Madison Square Garden, the "World's Most Famous Arena", will host an America East men's basketball conference game when University at Albany and Boston University face off on Thursday, Feb. 10. America East Commissioner Patrick Nero, University at Albany Vice President for Athletic Administration & Director of Athletics Lee McElroy and Boston University Assistant Vice President & Director of Athletics Mike Lynch announced the joint venture with St. John's University this afternoon.

"This is a wonderful step forward for America East Basketball," said Nero. "Madison Square Garden has been the mecca of college basketball for over 75 years. We are thrilled that the students, alumni and fans from Boston University and Albany will get an opportunity to experience college basketball in The Garden. If you play college basketball or are a fan of college basketball, you want to get the chance to enjoy the passion and history of Madison Square Garden."

"We want to thank St. John's Athletic Director Chris Monasch for providing us with this opportunity," continued Nero. "As the former America East Commissioner, he understands the value this brings to our conference. We also want to thank the administrations at Albany and Boston University for working with us to make this a reality."

The game, which will be the first played in the arena by an America East team since Boston University appeared in the 2006 Aéropostale Holiday Festival, will follow a St. John's-UConn contest and tip off at approximately 9:35 p.m. Boston U. will serve as the home team. Overall, it will be the Terriers' fourth appearance in the Garden, which also includes a win over UConn in the 1959 NCAA Tournament. This will be Albany's first-ever appearance in the famed arena.

"It is exciting to be bringing Boston University's basketball program to Madison Square Garden," said Boston University President Dr. Robert A. Brown. "Our players and coaches are looking forward to competing on this stage."

"Albany welcomes the opportunity to play in a world-famous venue that is synonymous with the history of college basketball," said McElroy. "This provides us a chance to showcase a quality institution and highlight the America East Conference and representative basketball programs. Our alumni, fans and friends, who support the school's mission and athletic program's goals and values, will cherish the basketball team's first appearance in The Garden."

"This marks the third time in four years that Boston University Athletics will make an appearance in New York, an area that is critical to our continued growth," said Lynch, whose hockey program twice played Cornell at The Garden. "We look forward to hosting Albany in our home-away-from-home and are thankful for the continuing relationship with Madison Square Garden."

Both universities have centric ties to the New York City area with a combined five players who grew up within 50 miles of New York City, including all-conference performers Tim Ambrose from Albany and John Holland from Boston U. Seventy-thousand alumni from the two schools currently reside in the New York Metropolitan Area.

"The opportunity to play in Madison Square Garden, the most famous arena in the world, will be an amazing experience for our players, students and University," said Boston University head coach Patrick Chambers. "I had a wonderful time meeting with our alumni in New York City this past summer, and I'm excited that they will be able to come out and support Terrier basketball."

"Playing in Madison Square Garden is a great opportunity for our players and our program," said Albany head coach Will Brown. "We are looking forward to competing against a very good Boston University team and following two programs that are rich in history and tradition like St. John's and UConn. This will give our strong New York Metropolitan Area alumni base the chance to see our program compete in ‘The World's Most Famous Arena.' This is also a very good networking opportunity for all associated with the University at Albany."

The current Madison Square Garden opened in 1968 and hosts over 320 events annually, including home contests for the New York Knicks and Rangers, the National Invitation Tournament, The Big East tournament and the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. The venue, which is located directly over Penn Station, has hosted several historic events including the first Muhammad Ali-Joe Frasier bout, several Democratic and Republican National Conventions and numerous concerts, including three Grammy Awards.

Additional details regarding the event, including ticket details, will be announced at a later date. For more information on America East basketball, visit the brand new AmericaEast.com.


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University of Albany's Susan Ma's First Singles Win Leads Tennis to a 7-0 Decision Over Captial Region Foe Union - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Susan Ma recorded a win at No. 1 singles and teamed up with Laine Mackey for a win at top doubles to lead UAlbany tennis to a 7-0 sweep of Capital Region rival Union at the UAlbany Bubble on Thursday afternoon.

Ma posted a 6-0, 6-1 win over Union's Elise Malkin at the top singles spot, while Mackey recorded a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Brittany Gilbert at No. 2 singles to lead the Great Danes. At third singles, the Great Danes' Aubrey Brooks defeated Andie Coopersmith, 6-2, 6-2, while Sarah Iannone posted a 6-0, 6-0 sweep of Union's D.D. Gaudian at the fourth position. Melissa Coughlin and Rachel Drake wrapped up the singles wins for UAlbany with victories over Samantha Maratori and Rachel Steiner, respectively. Coughlin won with a 6-0, 6-0 sweep, while Drake defeated Steiner, 6-1, 4-6, 10-4.

In doubles action, Ma and Mackey posted an 8-2 win over Malkin and Coopersmith, while Brooks and Iannone won an 8-4 decision over Gilbert and Gaudian. Coughlin and Drake completed the sweep for UAlbany with an 8-1 victory over Maratori and Steiner at No. 3 doubles.

UAlbany will continue its fall season on Saturday, Oct. 9 at the Marist Invitational.


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University of Albany's Shayla Bergeron Rallies Women's Soccer Past New Hampshire - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Shayla Bergeron came off the bench and netted two goals, including the game-winning tally in the 88th minute, as UAlbany rallied to register a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over New Hampshire in America East Conference women's soccer action on Thursday, Oct. 7 at Varsity Field. The Great Danes, which outshot the Wildcats by a lopsided 24-12 margin, earned their first America East win.

UAlbany had two early chances to get on the scoreboard first. Despina Psomopoulos faked out a defender and took a shot from just outside the six which was corralled by goalkeeper Erica Correa. Just one minute later, Psomopoulos sent a through ball down the middle to Chelsea DeVerna, but Correa charged out to the top of the box to stuff the shot.

After failing to capitalize on their early opportunities, the teams traded goals in a span of 2:25. New Hampshire (5-6-3, AE 1-2-0) scored first when Chelsea Kuss stole the ball from the UAlbany defense and sent a short cross over to Stephanie Gilkenson, who lobbed a shot over the outstretched arms of Breanna Maggio in the 28th minute. However, UAlbany had a quick answer as Shayla Bergeron took a pass down the right sideline from Kendra Harrell-Vigil and raced in all alone against Correa. The sophomore faked out the Wildcat goalkeeper and fired a laser to the back of the open net to tie the match before halftime.

UAlbany outshot New Hampshire, 13-4, in the last 45 minutes and was in complete control throughout the second frame. Chelsea DeVerna almost put the Great Danes ahead in the 52nd minute when she lobbed a shot from outside the box that hit the crossbar. With time winding down in regulation, Bergeron was able to break the deadlock by collecting the ball after it was bobbled by Correa and firing a shot to the back of the unprotected goal. Her team-leading seventh goal of the season sealed the final outcome and allowed the Great Danes to escape with their first league victory.

Maggio made four saves on 12 chances for UAlbany to earn her fifth win of the season. New Hampshire's Correa stopped seven of the 24 shots she saw in the losing effort.

UAlbany (6-6-1, AE 1-1-1) will look to record its second straight victory and extend its unbeaten streak to three matches when it travels to face Binghamton on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Paw Prints: UAlbany's Shayla Bergeron and New Hampshire's Amy Avitable were named the players of the game ... Bergeron has netted seven of the team's 14 goals, including three of the six game winners, this season ... She also has two multi-goal games ... Great Dane goalkeeper Breanna Maggio established a Division I program record by registering her eighth career victory ... UAlbany has won three straight matches against New Hampshire after dropping the first seven meetings.


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University of Albany Volleyball's Casey Wright & Traci Vandegrift Power UAlbany to Four-Game Win Against Colgate - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - Casey Wright and Traci Vandegrift each recorded 18 kills in leading UAlbany to a 3-1 victory over Colgate on Wednesday, Oct. 6 at University Gymnasium. The Great Danes won by scores of 33-31, 25-20, 17-25 and 25-17. The non-league match was televised locally on Time Warner Cable Sports.

Colgate (10-8) took an early 12-8 lead in the opening set when Allie Dyer registered a service ace. In a first set that featured 18 ties, UAlbany (11-5) rallied to take a 25-24 lead when Wright blocked Lindsay Young's attack attempt. Young followed with a winner off a backset to draw Colgate even and the score seesawed. Wright snapped a 31-31 deadlock when she scored on a touch kill and her team took the set when Colgate's Maureen Colligan (13 kills) sent an attack attempt long over the end line.

The Great Danes, who have won six of their last seven matches, led 18-17 in the second set, but then reeled off four unanswered points to take control. Wright tallied off a quick set in the middle, before Laurie Gonzalez hit a spinning shot into the Raider defense for a winner. Wright added another kill off a blocker and Colgate's Young misfired wide. The Great Danes closed out the set on a hitting error by the visitors.

The Raiders, who are tied for second in the Patriot League standings and had won seven of their previous nine starts, broke an 8-8 tie in the third set with six consecutive points. Casey Ritt, a 6-foot senior, was involved in back-to-back points won off blocks of UAlbany attacks. Ritt added a pair of kills in that stretch, while Blaire Safir and Logan Keala ripped winners following service returns. Safir finished off the set with a kill inside the end line.

UAlbany rallied in decisive fourth set by winning the opening four points. Teresa Coppiellie, who had 10 kills and 19 digs, scored off a block and nailed a winner after a service return. Later leading 20-13, the Great Danes strung together three straight points. Wright sandwiched two kills off quick sets from setter Kaley Jacobsen around a Colgate hitting error.

The Great Danes' Dunja Prgomet, who tallied the final point of the match, had 12 kills and 17 digs. Abbey Wexel, a junior setter, finished with a career-high 50 assists and 12 digs. Keala led the Raiders with 17 kills and 16 digs.

Paw Prints: Time Warner Cable Sports (TWCS) televised the match, with Andrew Catalon and Shelby (Goldman) Sayre handling the play-by-play ... Goldman was an All-America East Conference performer for the Great Danes ... Colgate assistant coach Kristen Fiorillo also was a member of the UAlbany volleyball program and a 2006 graduate ... the Great Danes posted their second consecutive four-game victory over Colgate after the teams had not played since 2001 ... Colgate leads the all-time series, 9-5 ... UAlbany has home matches against Providence (Oct. 8) and New Hampshire (Oct. 10) on Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend.



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University of Albany Names Former Syracuse All-America Katie Rowan Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach - UAlbany Sports 2010

Albany, N.Y. - University at Albany head women's lacrosse coach John Battaglino announced on Wednesday, Oct. 6 the hiring of Katie Rowan as an assistant coach. Rowan, who worked as a Syracuse University volunteer assistant last year, is the most decorated player in SU history and a member of U.S. National Team.

The Orange's all-time leader in points, goals and assists, Rowan helped coach Syracuse to the 2010 NCAA Tournament semifinals and a 15-7 overall record. As a part of head coach Gary Gait's staff, she worked with the offensive unit and goalkeepers. The Orange were ranked No. 4 in the final IWLCA national coaches' poll.

In 2009, Rowan became the first Syracuse player to earn first-team All-America honors three times. She finished her career fourth on the NCAA Division I all-time scoring list with 396 points and was third in career assists (164). As a junior, she led the nation in scoring with 142 points and tied the then NCAA single-season record with 69 assists. She was a finalist for both the Tewaaraton Trophy, awarded to nation's most outstanding college player, and Honda Award. A unanimous first-team All-Big East Conference selection on four occasions, Rowan was twice named the conference's Attack Player of the Year.

In NCAA post-season play, Rowan led the Orange to three tournament appearances, including the 2008 national semifinals. She set a tournament single-game record with 13 points and eight assists in a first-round victory. Rowan also tied the second-highest total in tournament annals with 11 points in a 2009 opening-round win. She recorded 45 career points in NCAA Tournament games.

A native of Delmar, N.Y. and a graduate of Bethlehem Central High School, Rowan was recently chosen to the 2010-11 U.S. Women's Lacrosse National Team. The 36-member squad will train for the 2013 Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Cup. She played on the 2009 U.S. squad that took home the World Cup gold medal.

Rowan graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in inclusive elementary/special education and sociology. She also earned a master's in literacy education from Syracuse and recently served as a graduate assistant in the school of education. Rowan was honored for her undergraduate classroom work. She was voted to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA At-Large Academic All-America national first team as a senior and received second-team recognition the previous year. Rowan was the recipient of the 2009 Syracuse University Soladay Award for outstanding academic, athletic, community service and leadership accomplishments.


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UAlbany (10-5) will host non-conference opponent Colgate on Wednesday in a game that will be televised locally on Time Warner Cable (TWCS).

2010 UAlbany FCS Football Gameday vs St Francis - 10/9/10

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Date: October 9, 2010
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Opponent: St Francis
Location: University of Albany – Albany, NY
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Thu, Sep 02 - UAlbany 3 Maine 0
Sat, Sep 11 - Stephen F. Austin 59 UAlbany 14
Sat, Sep 25 - Duquesne 28 UAlbany 17
Sat, Oct 02 - UAlbany 23 Yale 20
Sat, Oct 09 Saint Francis, Pa. * Albany, N.Y. 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 16 Robert Morris * at Moon Township, Pa. 12:00 p.m.
Fri, Oct 22 Central Connecticut State * Albany, N.Y. 7:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 30 Bryant * at Smithfield, R.I. 1:00 p.m.
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September 4 at Liberty Lynchburg, Va. L 52-7

September 11 at Morehead State Morehead, Ky. L 31-21

September 18 SACRED HEART*(1) Loretto, Pa. W 41-0

October 2 ROBERT MORRIS* Loretto, Pa. L 35-14

October 9 at Albany* Albany, N.Y. 1 p.m.

October 16 WAGNER* Loretto, Pa. 2 p.m.

October 23 at Monmouth* West Long Branch, N.J. 1 p.m.

October 30 at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Calif. 9:05 p.m.

November 6 BRYANT*(2) Loretto, Pa. 1 p.m.

November 13 at Duquesne* Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 p.m.

November 20 at Central Connecticut State* New Britain, Conn. 12 p.m.

University of Albany Homecoming 2010 - Schedule of Events: Oct 8-10

The three-day weekend has something for everyone. Whether it's football, farmers' market, student performances, the spirited tailgate, the 5K run, wine tasting, reunions, Great Danes Great Bash, academic and sporting events, we'll give you plenty of reasons to return to campus in the fall.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8

8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Veterans Wall of Honor Viewing
University Library, 2nd floor
View UAlbany's nine-panel Veterans Wall of Honor, which includes photos, illustrations and the names of more than 4,000 alumni, faculty and staff who have served in the U.S. military. Free.

11:00 a.m. – Noon
Scholarship Donor/Recipient Reception
Standish Room, Science Library
To thank our donors for putting The World Within Reach for our students, George R. Hearst III, President of The University at Albany Foundation and George M. Philip '69, '73, President of the University at Albany, will host a Private Reception for donors and student scholarship recipients, followed by the Reaching Higher, Achieving More luncheon. Donors and students will have an opportunity to mingle and have keepsake photos taken before attending the luncheon, which will recognize longtime UAlbany supporters Evan Michael Zahn '82 and Kathryn Zox '83. Registration for invite-only reception required by emailing events@uamail.albany.edu.

12:15-2:00 p.m.
Reaching Higher, Achieving More Luncheon
Tailgate tent on the back lawn of the Science Library
Reaching Higher, Achieving More is an alumni campaign designed to showcase the remarkable career paths of the University at Albany graduates. They are entrepreneurs, educators, lawyers, corporate leaders, entertainers, doctors, social workers, authors, policymakers and more, and their impact is truly global. This year will showcase Evan Michael Zahn '82 and Kathryn Zox '83. These alums along with the other alumni inducted into this campaign are points of pride for the entire UAlbany community Register online. Free.

1:45-3:00 p.m.
Moot Court Demonstration
Alumni House
See students in action in a courtroom-like setting as they prepare for the National Moot Court Competition. Sponsored by the nationally ranked School of Criminal Justice and the UAlbany Lawyers Alumni Association. Registration required. Free.

4:00-7:00 p.m.
Alumni Wine Tasting Reception
Alumni House
Please join us for a wine-tasting experience and discover a fine selection of wines while you "un-wine-d" with fellow alumni, friends and guests. Registration required. Free. (Limit 1 guest)

4:15 p.m.
NYS Writers Institute Seminar: "Portrait of the Cuban-American Artist as a Young New York Filmmaker" featuring Hugo Perez
Science Library 340
Hugo Perez, former NYSWI videographer and director of its WMHT television series, The Writer, is a rising filmmaker whose work explores various literary subjects and his Cuban-American heritage. Acclaimed documentaries include Summer Sun Winter Moon (2008), about Native American poet Darrell Kipp, and Neither Memory Nor Magic (2007), about Jewish-Hungarian poet and Holocaust victim Miklos Radnoti. Award-winning shorts include Betty La Flaca (2006) and Julieta Y Ramon (2005), which aired on HBO and Showtime respectively. Perez is currently developing his first feature, Immaculate Conception, a dark comedy set in Miami's Little Havana, based on an original screenplay that earned a Rockefeller Foundation/Tribeca Film Institute Fellowship.

5:30-7:00 p.m.
Class of 1950 Hospitality Hours
Poolside, Holiday Inn
205 Wolf Road, Albany
Here's another chance to spend time with your classmates and catch up. Registration required. Cost: $10.00/person. The class of 1950 alumni will have a dutch treat dinner at the Holiday Inn following this event.
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26th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner & Induction
SEFCU Arena Hall of Fame Room
2010 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees: Mike Cinque '87 (Basketball); Joe McCullen '92 (Cross Country/Track & Field); R. Keith Munsey (Cross Country/Track & Field); Valerie Terry '02 (Softball)

7:00 p.m.
Volleyball vs. Providence
PE Gym

7:00 p.m.
Alumni and Student Shabbat Services
Campus Center Room 370 - Reform
Campus Center Room 367 - Conservative
TBD - Orthodox

7:00 p.m.
Class of 1960 Meet and Greet
205 on Wolf
Holiday Inn
205 Wolf Road, Albany

7:30 p.m.
NYS Writers Institute - Film clips and commentary on "Portrait of the Cuban-American Artist as a Young New York Filmmaker" featuring Hugo Perez
Page Hall, Downtown Campus
135 Western Avenue
Hugo Perez, former NYSWI videographer and director of its WMHT television series, The Writer, is a rising filmmaker whose work explores various literary subjects and his Cuban-American heritage. Acclaimed documentaries include Summer Sun Winter Moon (2008), about Native American poet Darrell Kipp, and Neither Memory Nor Magic (2007), about Jewish-Hungarian poet and Holocaust victim Miklos Radnoti. Award-winning shorts include Betty La Flaca (2006) and Julieta Y Ramon (2005), which aired on HBO and Showtime respectively. Perez is currently developing his first feature, Immaculate Conception, a dark comedy set in Miami's Little Havana, based on an original screenplay that earned a Rockefeller Foundation/Tribeca Film Institute Fellowship.

8:00 p.m.
Plays in Process
Studio Theatre, Performing Art Center
This play development lab provides student playwrights the opportunity to develop their writing with actors and directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of the festival each term. Cost: $4.00.

8:00 p.m.
Hillel Shabbat Dinner
Tailgate Tent at the back lawn of the Science Library

8:00 p.m.
GOLD Goes to Jillian's
59 North Pearl Street, Albany
Drop in and kick off your reunion weekend at Jillian's. We've got Jillian's spacious game room all to ourselves (no cover charge), so come enjoy drink specials's, voted Albany's best sports bar. Registration required.


SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9

9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Veterans Wall of Honor Viewing
University Library, 2nd Floor
View UAlbany's nine-panel Veterans Wall of Honor, which includes photos, illustrations and the names of more than 4,000 alumni, faculty and staff who have served in the U.S. military. Free.

8:30-10:00 a.m.
Welcome Back/Half-Century Club Breakfast and Class of 1960 Induction
SEFCU Hall of Fame Room
Join fellow alumni and guests and celebrate with the Class of 1960 as they are inducted into the Half-Century Club. Hear President George Philip '69, '73 provide an update on the University. Registration required. Cost: Free for Half-Century Club members and Alumni Volunteers; $5.00/person.

9:00 a.m.
Campus Tours for Prospective Students
University Hall

10:00 a.m.
Shabbat Orthodox Services
CC 375--Conservative
CC 370--Reform
CC 367--Orthodox

10:00 a.m.
Homecoming 5K Run to benefit the Gen*NY*Sis Center for Excellence in Cancer Genomics Fund for Memory and Hope
Start/Finish on back lawn of Science Library
Join alumni, staff, students and guests during our 2nd annual 5K. The new course includes the athletic fields, Indian Pond, Purple Path, shade and open spaces. View Course Map. Register online. Download PDF registration form.

10:00-10:45 a.m.
University Art Museum Tour
Art Museum
Join members of the museum staff for an informal gallery tour of the exhibition "Courier," on display from October 5-December 5, 2010. Courier brings together a range of contemporary artists who have created works rooted in the physical, communicative or iconic properties of the typewriter. From homage to social critique, the works demonstrate that despite its obsolete status, the typewriter remains a potent carrier of untapped ideas. Registration Required. Free.

10:00 a.m.-Noon
Sorority Coffee Hours
Holiday Inn Express
1442 Western Avenue
Please join your sorority, Beta Zeta, Chi Sigma Theta, Gamma Kappa Phi and Kappa Delta for coffee. Registration required. Free.

10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Farmer's Market - Go Green Initiative
Tailgate tent on back lawn of Science Library
Visit the farmer's market and sample products from several local farms around the Capital Region. Fresh baked goods, vegetables, fruits, cider, cider doughnuts and homemade jams are among the items offered.

10:15-11:15 a.m.
Weather Watch Tour
NOAA National Weather Service Forecast Office, CESTM
Pick-up will be at the bus stop by the Science Library
Get a guided tour of the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) National Weather Service Forecast Office at UAlbany and learn about weather forecasts and the technology that gives forecasters the ability to provide accurate weather information. Bus transportation will be available. Bus departs at 10:10 a.m. The tour will begin in the CESTM Rotunda. Registration required. Free. *Individuals will be asked to sign in at the front door of the National Weather Service before entering the forecast facility.

10:15-11:15 a.m.
Nanotech Complex Tour
Pick-up will be at the bus stop by the Science Library
Learn about the latest developments in nanotechnology as you tour the Albany Nanotech complex at the University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering. Bus transportation will be available. Bus departs at 10:10 a.m. The tour will begin in the NanoFab North Rotunda, Building 253. Registration required. Free

10:15-11:45 p.m.
Aqua Ducks Tour
Pick-up will be at the bus stop by the Science Library
Join other alumni, students, parents and guests for an exciting time aboard the amphibious Aqua Ducks. Tour downtown Albany, see the historic sites and then view the city skyline as the "Ducks" splashes into the Hudson River. Registration required. Cost: 21.00/person * (limited availability; first come, first serve)

10:15 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Robots are Coming
College of Computing and Information
Tailgate tent area on back lawn of Science Library
The field of robotics has matured to the point where robots are expected to be a growing part of our everyday life. Come hear how students, faculty, and researchers from UAlbany's College of Computing and Information are helping develop new applications for robots and see firsthand how robots are being used to educate students about computing principles. Free.

10:30 a.m.
Campus Tours for Prospective Students
University Hall

10:30 a.m.-Noon
Middle Earth 40th Anniversary: Uniting the Ground-breaking Past with the Thriving Future
Alumni House
Come and celebrate 40 years of "Students Helping Students" and join us at a reunion brunch. Tours of Middle Earth will available. For more information, please contact Dr. Dolores Cimini at 518-442-5800 or Chad Waxman. Registration required. Cost: $18.00.

10:30 a.m.-2:45 p.m.
Book Fair
Tailgate tent at the back lawn of Science Library.
Details to follow.

11:00 a.m.
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars University at Albany Chapter Induction
Performing Arts Center Recital Hall

11:00-11:45 a.m.
University Art Museum Tour
Art Museum
Join members of the museum staff for an informal gallery tour of the exhibition "Courier," on display from October 5-December 5, 2010. Courier brings together a range of contemporary artists who have created works rooted in the physical, communicative, or iconic properties of the typewriter. From homage to social critique, the works demonstrate that despite its obsolete status, the typewriter remains a potent carrier of untapped ideas. Registration Required. Free.

11:00 a.m.
UAlbany Men's Soccer vs. Stonybrook
Varsity Field

11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Touchdown Tailgate
Tailgate tent area on back lawn of Science Library
Get into the spirit, enjoy food, fellowship and fun with other Great Danes fans under the big top. Receive free food, drink vouchers and a free T-shirt if you preregister - alums only. For non-alumni, food and drink vouchers can be purchased at the tailgate tent. Free parking in the Dutch Quad lot; $5.00 in the SEFCU lot. Registration required. Reunion classes, Middle Earth, Presidential Honor Society (PHS) and GOLD will have reserved tables at the tailgate tent.

11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Cornerstone Protestant Ministry Chapel House Cookout
Chapel House Interfaith Center
Free.
Noon
Campus Tours for Prospective Students
University Hall

12:30 p.m.
Shabbat Lunch
Shabbos House Rohr Chabad Jewish Student Center

1:00 p.m.
UA Men's Rugby vs. Buffalo State
Intramural Field

1:00 p.m.
Homecoming Football Game vs. St. Francis Red Flash
University Field
Show your true colors! Wear your purple and gold proudly and cheer on the UAlbany Great Danes as they score a touchdown against the opponents. Registration required. Cost: $12 reserved seating, $10 general admission seating, $3 kids 2-12.

1:00-1:45 p.m.
University Art Museum Tour
Art Museum
Join members of the museum staff for an informal gallery tour of the exhibition "Courier," on display from October 5-December 5, 2010. Courier brings together a range of contemporary artists who have created works rooted in the physical, communicative, or iconic properties of the typewriter. From homage to social critique, the works demonstrate that despite its obsolete status, the typewriter remains a potent carrier of untapped ideas. Registration Required. Free.

1:00-2:30 p.m.
UAlbany Uptown and Downtown Campuses Bus Tour
Pick-up will be at the bus stop by the Science Library
See some of your old haunts and reminisce with alumni during this tour of the various buildings on both campuses. Geoffrey Williams, University archivist will host the tour. Bus departs at 1:00 p.m. Registration required. Free.

2:00 p.m.
Plays in Process
Studio Theatre, Performing Art Center
This play development lab provides student playwrights the opportunity to develop their writing with actors and directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of the festival each term. Cost: $4.00.

2:00-2:45 p.m.
University Art Museum Tour
Art Museum
Join members of the museum staff for an informal gallery tour of the exhibition "Courier," on display from October 5-December 5, 2010. Courier brings together a range of contemporary artists who have created works rooted in the physical, communicative, or iconic properties of the typewriter. From homage to social critique, the works demonstrate that despite its obsolete status, the typewriter remains a potent carrier of untapped ideas. Registration Required. Free.

4:00 p.m.
Field Hockey vs. Maine
Alumni Turf Field

4:15-5:15 p.m.
Presidents' Legacy Reception
Science Library, Standish Room
Legacy families -- families with more than one generation of alumni or a current student whose parent or grandparent is an alum -- are invited to this informal reception hosted by University President George Philip '69, '73 and Alumni Association President Bill McCann '86, '87. Registration required. Free.

5:30-10:00 p.m.
Class of 1955 Reunion Dinner
Dante Room
Italian-American Community Center
257 Washington Avenue Ext., Albany
Reminisce about your college experience and hear updates from your fellow alumni over a nice, relaxing dinner. Registration required. Cost: $30.00/person

6:00 p.m.
Class of 1960 Reunion Dinner
Phoenix Ballroom, Holiday Inn
205 Wolf Road, Albany
Swap stories and recapture those wonderful memories of your college years while you enjoy dinner. Registration required. Cost: $35-40.00/person.

6:00 p.m.
Class of 1950 Reunion Dinner
Stonehenge D
Holiday Inn
205 Wolf Road, Albany
Relive your college days and reminisce with your fellow alumni while you enjoy dinner. Registration required. Cost: $25-$35.00/person.

6:00-9:00 p.m.
Class of 1970 Reunion
Memories, Munchies & Music, 1966-1970
Alumni House
Reconnect with your classmates while you enjoy some period music and light fare. Registration required. Cost: $20.00/person.

7:00-11:00 p.m.
Great Danes Great Bash
The Washington Tavern
250 Western Avenue, Albany
Alumni are invited to mingle and reminisce at this popular UAlbany watering hole. Enjoy munchies and beverages. Event is free to all preregistered alumni and their guests only (Limit 1 guest).

8:00 p.m.
The World Within Reach Speaker Series
SEFCU Arena
Barbara Walters will be the featured speaker at this event sponsored by the Student Association, the Alumni Association and University Auxiliary Services (UAS). Walters' ground-breaking exclusive interviews with world figures and her enterprising reporting have made her one of the most highly acclaimed journalists on television. Online registration required. Free.

8:00 p.m.
Plays in Process
Studio Theatre, Performing Art Center
This play development lab provides student playwrights the opportunity to develop their writing with actors and directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of the festival each term. Cost: $4.00.


SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10

9:00-10:30 a.m.
Class of 1950 Farewell Breakfast
The Grille
Holiday Inn
205 Wolf Road, Albany
Share your last goodbyes with your classmates ... for now until the next reunion. Cost: On your own.

9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Alumni Association Board of Directors Meeting
Alumni House

10:30 a.m.-Noon
Omicron Delta Kappa Induction Ceremony
Performing Arts Center - Recital Hall
Join faculty, staff and students as they are inducted into the UAlbany Chapter of the Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society. Reception to follow in the adjacent Futterer Lounge.

11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Jazz Brunch
All Quads
Start your day with brunch while enjoying the lively sound of jazz. Enjoy made-to-order omelettes, carving station, a salad bar with fresh fruit, specialty pastries and desserts, and much more. Cost: $9.45 (UAlbany students with Meal Plan - swipe for entrance).

11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Class of 1960 Farewell Brunch
Milne 200, Downtown Campus
135 Western Avenue, Albany
Join your class for a sumptuous brunch and come say goodbye...for now! Cost: $20.00.

1:00 p.m.
Volleyball vs. UNH
PE Gym

2:00 p.m.
Field Hockey vs. Syracuse
Alumni Turf Field

2:00 p.m.
Plays in Process
Studio Theatre, Performing Art Center
This play development lab provides student playwrights the opportunity to develop their writing with actors and directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of the festival each term. Cost: $4.00.

5:00 p.m.
Cornerstone Protestant Ministry Worship and Sunday Supper
Chapel House Interfaith Center
Free

6:45 p.m.
Catholic Mass
Campus Center 375
Sponsored by the UAlbany Newman Association

UAlbany Men's Lacrosse Fall Ball @ 3rd Annual Catamount Classic on October 10

"We are excited to announce the 3rd Annual Catamount Classic - Lacrosse For A Cure will take place on October 10, 2010 at Thayer Academy’s off-campus turf fields in Braintree, Massachusetts. Event gates will open at 9:00 am, games will begin at 11:00 am and the games will continue until 5:00 pm.

Our 2010 teams include the University of Vermont, the University of Massachusetts, the University at Albany, Dartmouth College, College of Holy Cross, Sacred Heart University, Quinnipiac University, Hartford University, Providence College, Bryant University, Western New England College and Endicott College.

>> 2010 Game Schedule

Fans can view and purchase some of the state of the art lacrosse equipment at our vendor and merchant booths. We have some unbelievable drawing prizes this year including the popular Vermont Basket, a set of VIP tickets to a Celtics game courtesy of Comcast and more. Come out and watch a day full of outstanding lacrosse, pick up cancer screening and prevention information and donate your entry fee to an amazing cause.

This year the Catamount Classic is offering middle and high school coaches/players a team discount to the tournament! Please contact us to register your team and sign up for your Catamount Classic coaching package for this year’s event. Registered players and Coaches will be given a ½ price discount when they arrive together to the event.

Hotel Reservations:
We have rooms blocked under the Catamount Classic name at the The Comfort Inn in Braintree, Massachusetts. The Comfort Inn is newly remodeled and the room rate is $99.00 a night. Their number is 781-961-1000.

This year's family event will be held at:
Thayer Academy’s Off Campus Playing Fields
1535 Washington Street, Braintree, Massachusetts"



Catamount Classic 2010 Game Schedule


10:00 am WarmUp

11:00 am
UVM vs. UMass
Albany vs. Holy Cross
Sacred Heart vs.
Providence
Endicott vs. Hartford

12:00 pm
UMass vs. Bryant
Dartmouth vs.
Quinnipiac
Holy Cross vs. WNEC
Hartford vs.
Providence

1:00 pm
UVM vs. Quinnipiac
UMass vs. Dartmouth
Albany vs. Bryant
Sacred Heart vs. Holy
Cross

2:00 pm
UVM vs. Endicott
Sacred Heart vs.WNEC
Hartford vs. Bryant

3:00 pm
Dartmouth vs. Albany
Quinnipiac vs. Endicott
Providence vs. WNEC

· Games are 50 minutes; 2 x 25 minute running halves with a very brief halftime.

National Fastpitch Coaches Association Awards Seven UAlbany Softball Scholar-Athletes

Starkville, Miss. - University at Albany's Kristine Bill, Alison Haan, Nicole Kothe, Diane MacDowell, Gina Mason, Lindsey Stout and Allie Weiser were named National Fastpitch Coaches Association Softball Scholar-Athletes, the association recently announced. All seven individuals compiled a minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average during the 2009-10 academic year. The Great Danes advanced to the America East Conference postseason tournament for the ninth season in a row.

Kothe, who graduated with a degree in psychology, registered a 3.70 GPA during her senior year and is being recognized by the NFCA for the fourth time. A four-year starting outfielder, Kothe also made consecutive appearances on the America East all-academic squad as well as the ESPN The Magazine All-District second team. She carried a sociology minor and served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). A native of Middletown, N.Y., Kothe registered a career batting average of .240 with 113 hits, 50 RBIs, six homers and 72 runs scored. Defensively, she registered a .964 fielding percentage by committing just seven errors in four years.

Mason, a first baseman from Sacramento, Calif., is receiving the honor for the second straight year after posting a 3.68 GPA as a journalism major. She was voted to the 2010 All-America East first team after making the all-conference second team the previous season and the league's all-rookie squad in 2008. The team's cleanup hitter led the Great Danes in several offensive categories last spring, including batting average (.342), home runs (8), RBIs (30), hits (40), runs scored (24), slugging percentage (.607) and on-base percentage (.444). Mason, who was also named to the America East all-academic team, enters her senior campaign ranked on several of the program's top-10 lists, including fourth in career home runs (21), tied for fifth in RBIs (100) and tied for eighth in doubles (25).

Weiser, a freshman pitcher who finished the year with a 3.68 GPA as an intended psychology major, was named to the 2010 America East all-rookie team. A native of Wildwood Crest, N.J., Weiser made an immediate impact by posting a 1.50 earned run average in the season-opening tournament at Stetson. For her efforts, she was named the America East pitcher and rookie of the week. Weiser, who made 18 appearances and 10 starts, posted a 5-5 record and a 3.15 ERA on the season. Weiser fanned 47 batters against only 14 walks in 86.2 innings of work.

Bill, a junior utility player and business administration major, compiled a 3.56 grade point average. She made 34 appearances and 33 starts, primarily at third base and center field. A native of Woodland, Calif. and team representative on SAAC, Bill finished the 2010 season with 18 hits, 12 RBIs and 14 runs scored. She has a career batting average of .255 with 72 hits, including four home runs, 39 RBIs and 52 runs scored. Bill was an All-America East second team member as a sophomore.

MacDowell posted a 3.63 GPA as a sophomore environmental science major. The slap hitter became a starter in the outfield during the month of March and improved her totals in practically every offensive statistical category. MacDowell, a SAAC member, ranked third on the team with 12 stolen bases and posted a .966 fielding percentage, committing only two errors in center field last spring. A native of Middletown, N.Y., MacDowell finished with 11 hits and 12 runs scored this past season.

Freshman catcher Lindsey Stout, who hails from Vestal, N.Y., and sophomore outfielder Alison Haan, a native of Wappingers Falls, N.Y., complete the list of Great Danes to be nationally recognized by the NFCA for their efforts in the classroom. Stout, who will likely be the team's starting catcher in 2011, posted a team-best 3.87 GPA as an intended human biology major, while Haan, a psychology major, had a 3.83 GPA.


Courtesy: UAlbany Sports Information

University of Albany Field Hockey Remains Ranked in Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I Coaches' Poll - UAlbany Sports

Albany, N.Y. - The UAlbany field hockey team remains ranked in the Kookaburra/NFHCA Division I National Coaches' Poll, but slipped a spot to 18th despite a 3-0 record last week. UAlbany stands at 10-2 on the season, including a 1-0 mark in America East Conference play.

The Great Danes posted a 9-1 victory over crosstown-rival Siena before shutting out Fairfield, 3-0, and recording a 3-2 win over Providence on the road. UAlbany has continued to dominate the offensive end of the field, outshooting their opponents last week, 68-12, including a 47-5 advantage in shots on goal. UAlbany also held a 32-4 advantage in penalty corners over three opponents last week. Freshman forward Daphne Voormolen scored three goals and added one assist en route to being named the conference's rookie of the week. Senior Alysia Hough and junior Christina Patrick also finished with seven points, on three goals and one assist each.

UAlbany will return to action over Homcoming/Fall Festival Weekend, hosting America East foe Maine on Saturday at 4 p.m. and in-state rival Syracuse on Sunday at 2 p.m.

PAW PRINTS: At UAlbany's game versus Siena on Tuesday, the Great Danes held a "Stick it to Cancer" event to raise money for the National Foundation for Cancer Research. UAlbany held a clinic after the game for 43 7th and 8th grade Shenendehowa School District field hockey players. With their efforts, the Great Danes raised $700, all of which was donated to the National Foundation for Cancer Research.


Courtesy: UAlbany Sports Information

University of Albany's Abbey Wexel Earns America East Conference Volleyball Setter of the Week Honors - UAlbany Sports 2010

Cambridge, Mass. - University at Albany's Abbey Wexel was named the America East Conference Volleyball Setter of the Week, as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. It is Wexel's first career weekly honor from the conference.

Wexel, who hails from Virginia Beach, Va., quarterbacked UAlbany to a 3-0 sweep of UMBC in the America East opener on Friday, Oct. 1. She finished with a double-double of 33 assists and 12 digs to go along with three kills and a team-high .750 hitting percentage. Wexel led UAlbany to a conference-best .262 team hitting percentage, while the Great Danes held UMBC to .087 hitting as a team.

UAlbany (10-5) will host non-conference opponent Colgate on Wednesday in a game that will be televised locally on Time Warner Cable (TWCS). Over Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend, the Great Danes will host league foes Providence at 7 p.m. on Friday and New Hampshire at 1 p.m. on Sunday.


Courtesy: UAlbany Athletics

University of Albany FCS Football's Justinian Mason Chosen Northeast Conference Special Teams Player of the Week - UAlbany Sports 2010

Somerset, N.J. - University at Albany's Justinian Mason has been chosen Northeast Conference Special Teams Player of the Week in football, as announced on Monday, Oct. 4 by the conference office. Mason's efforts helped UAlbany defeated Yale, 23-20, as the program recorded its first-ever win over an Ivy League team.

Mason, a redshirt freshman from Cincinnati, Ohio, was at the forefront of a superb all-around effort by UAlbany's special teams unit against Yale. The free safety scored a first-quarter touchdown and later made a drive-extending catch with the punt team on the field. He erased a 6-0 deficit when he scooped up a blocked punt and ran seven yards for a score with 3:31 left in the opening quarter. The play ignited a run of 17 unanswered points. With UAlbany lined up to punt on its first possession of the second period, Mason converted a 4th-and-5 situation by hauling in a 28-yard pass from Andrew Smith.

Mason, who was the first UAlbany player to run back a blocked punt for a touchdown since Oct. 13, 2000, is a member of the kickoff cover, kickoff return, punt cover and punt return units. The Great Danes limited Yale to an average of 19.4 yards on five kick returns and a total of nine yards on two punt returns.

Paw Prints: UAlbany (2-2) returns to conference play against Saint Francis, Pa. on Saturday, Oct. 9 as part of Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend ... the homecoming game will be televised at 1:00 p.m. on Time Warner Cable (TWCS), with Rodger Wyland and Erik Elken handling the broadcast coverage ... the Great Danes will play at University Field for the first time this season and are the last NCAA Division I FBS or FCS program to have a home game ... UAlbany induct three former athletes and a legendary coach into its Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 8th ... Mike Cinque '87, basketball; Joe McCullen '92, cross country/track & field; Valerie Terry '02, softball; and R.K. Munsey, head cross country and track & field coach from 1962-85, will be enshrined.


Courtesy: UAlbany Sports Information

University of Albany's Daphne Voormolen Named America East Conference Field Hockey Rookie of the Week - UAlbany Sports 2010

Cambridge, Mass. - University at Albany's Daphne Voormolen was named the America East Conference Field Hockey Rookie of the Week, as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. It is Voormolen's second rookie of the week honor this season.

Voormolen, a native of Rotterdam, The Netherlands, finished the week with three goals and one assist on 13 shots to lead the 17th-ranked Great Danes to a 3-0 record for the week. In a 9-1 win over crosstown-rival Siena, the freshman forward scored two goals before adding one goal and one assist, on the game-winner, in a 3-2 victory over Providence.

UAlbany (10-2) will host conference foe Maine on Saturday and in-state rival Syracuse on Sunday over Homecoming/Fall Festival Weekend. The Great Danes take on the Black Bears at 4 p.m. on Saturday and face off against the Orange at 2 p.m. Sunday.

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Daphne Voormolen Leads #17 University of Albany Field Hockey to a 3-2 Win Over Providence - UAlbany Sports 2010

Providence, R.I. - Freshman Daphne Voormolen scored a goal and assisted on the game-winner to lead #17 UAlbany to a 3-2 win over Providence in non-conference field hockey action on Sunday afternoon at the Providence Field Hockey Complex.

Voormolen got the Great Danes on the board at 13:00, taking an assist from Alysia Hough and converting a hard shot from the top of the circle. Ashlyn Hudson tied the game for Providence in the 35th minute to send the teams to halftime knotted at 1-1. Hudson then assisted on Kelly Grogan's goal to start the second half, giving the Friars a 2-1 advantage. In the 46th minute, Corrine McConville tied the score at 2-2, taking assists from Christina Patrick and Ashlyn Bach on a direct corner shot at the top of the circle. Just over a minute later, Patrick took an assist from Voormolen to put the Great Danes back on top and seal up the win.

UAlbany outshot the Friars, 10-9, and held an 8-3 advantage in penalty corners. Kathi Weidman went the distance in the cage for Providence (2-9), making four saves. Christine Hoffman and Kristi Troch split time in the cage for the Great Danes, with Hoffman making one save and Troch picking up her fifth win of the season.

UAlbany (10-2) will return to action on Saturday, hosting America East Conference opponent Maine in a Homecoming Weekend game at 4 p.m.

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University of Albany FCS Football Upends Unbeaten Ivy League Yale - UAlbany Sports 2010

New Haven, Conn. - Freshman tailback Dillon Romain scored on a one-yard run midway through the fourth quarter, and UAlbany held on for a 23-20 non-conference victory over Yale on Saturday, Oct. 2 at the historic Yale Bowl. The two teams were meeting for the first time.

UAlbany (2-2) put together a 14-play, 80-yard drive in the final period for what proved to be the winning points. Quarterback Dan Di Lella twice connected on third-down throws to keep the sequence alive. His 10-yard completion to Nick Hutcherson gave his team a first down at the Yale 27. Di Lella later hit fullback Justin Petersen in the left flat for nine yards to the one-yard line. Romain blasted over right guard for the score, but the extra point was missed right and the Great Danes had a 23-13 lead.

Yale (2-1) cut into the margin on a short drive that was assisted by two personal foul penalties. Quarterback Pat Witt drilled a 16-yard touchdown pass to Chris Smith, who was wide open in the back corner of the right end zone with 4:19 to play. The Bulldogs attempted an on-side kick, but the ball was illegally touched. UAlbany's offense was later held on fourth down at the Yale 17. The Great Danes' defense stiffened and cornerback Leon Saddler broke up a fourth-down pass to preserve the victory.

"We played hard and fairly intelligent for fifty minutes," said UAlbany coach Bob Ford, whose program had suffered setbacks in its previous three games with Ivy League teams. "After the first drive, we pretty much controlled first downs. When you take away the run, the play-calling is entirely different."

In the first half, special teams dominated the action with big plays and mistakes. The Bulldogs marched 10 plays to the end zone with the opening kickoff. Witt, who hit on 21-of-46 through the air for 246 yards, threw a pair of third-down completions, before connecting with tight end Jordan Forney on a 24-yard scoring pass. Forney leaped over a defender to make the catch at the goal line. The extra-point was blocked by UAlbany linebacker Jon Morgan.

UAlbany came up empty with a 12-play drive on its first possession when Herb Glass missed a 24-yard field goal to the right. However, defensive tackle Trevor Anderson picked up his team when he broke through to block Alex Barnes' punt and safety Justinian Mason raced to paydirt with the loose ball from the seven-yard line for a 7-6 lead.

A Paul Layton kick that was downed at the one-yard line backed up the Yale offense and forced Barnes to punt from his own end zone. UAlbany took advantage as Di Lella fired a 16-yard touchdown pass to freshman receiver Jameel Gay with 2:28 left in the quarter. Outside linebacker Chris Blais followed with a 35-yard interception return that led to Glass' 25-yard field goal and a 17-6 lead.

The Bulldogs, who were off to their best start since 2007, came up with some special teams' trickery on the final play of the half to close the gap. Witt, a Nebraska transfer, scrambled from midfield 22 yards into UAlbany territory with one second remaining. Yale lined up for a 45-yard field goal attempt, but Forney, as the holder, took the snap and rumbled over the left side before stretching across the goal line on a 28-yard touchdown run.

"This was very important for us," UAlbany defensive end Eddie Delaney offered. "We told everyone to calm down (at halftime) and to get ready for the second half. We used a blitz package and got good pressure. We were trying to shut down the run and make them pass."

The Bulldogs, who were receiving votes in The Sports Network national poll, looked to take the lead in third quarter. Using a double-reverse, flea-flicker play, Witt hit wideout Gio Christodoulou with a 45-yard pass to the UAlbany 2. But the Great Danes kept the threat off the scoreboard. Linebacker Said Gaida defended a third-down throw and Barnes' 20-yard field goal attempt was blocked with 2:19 left in the quarter.

"This is a great place (the Yale Bowl)," said UAlbany captain and center Andy Sparano, whose rushing attack was led by Andrew Smith (67 yards) and Romain (51 yards). "We needed a spark and we can build on this momentum going back into conference play."

Paw Prints: UAlbany was winless in its previous three meetings with Ivy League opponents ... the Great Danes lost to Brown (2003, 2004) and Cornell (2006) ... there were 10 significant special teams plays that decided UAlbany's first appearance at the historic Yale Bowl ... Justinian Mason scored on a 7-yard blocked punt return in the first quarter, the first UAlbany player to reach the end zone in that situation since Jelani Dandles' 25-yard TD runback against St. John's on Oct. 13, 2000 ... Dillon Romain ran for 43 of his 51 yards in the fourth quarter ... UAlbany improved to 8-11 in Division I FCS games decided by three points or less.


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#17 University of Albany Field Hockey Defeats Fairfield, 3-0, to Open America East Conference Slate - UAlbany Sports 2010

Fairfield, Conn. - Christina Patrick scored two goals, including a penalty stroke, to lead 17th-ranked UAlbany to a 3-0 win over Fairfield in America East Conference field hockey action at University Field on Saturday afternoon.

After a scoreless first half, UAlbany forward Alysia Hough scored the first goal of the game in the 45th minute, putting an unassisted shot past Fairfield goalkeeper Maddie Sposito. Patrick then converted a penalty stroke at 47:31 to give the Great Danes a 2-0 lead before finishing off scoring in the game in the 53rd minute. Patrick gathered a rebound in traffic and found the back of the cage. The UAlbany defense held off any Fairfield opportunity to hold on to the shutout win.

The Great Danes outshot the Stags, 17-2, and held a 9-1 advantage in penalty corners. UAlbany goalkeepers Christine Hoffman and Kristi Troch combined for the shutout in the cage, with Troch stopping Fairfield's only shot on goal. Sposito made eight saves for Fairfield (6-5, AE 0-1).

UAlbany (9-2, AE 1-0) will return to action on Sunday, taking on non-conference opponent Providence on the road at 2 p.m.


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#17 UAlbany Field Hockey Defeats Fairfield, 3-0, to Open America East Conference Slate

Fairfield, Conn. - Christina Patrick scored two goals, including a penalty stroke, to lead 17th-ranked UAlbany to a 3-0 win over Fairfield in America East Conference field hockey action at University Field on Saturday afternoon.

After a scoreless first half, UAlbany forward Alysia Hough scored the first goal of the game in the 45th minute, putting an unassisted shot past Fairfield goalkeeper Maddie Sposito. Patrick then converted a penalty stroke at 47:31 to give the Great Danes a 2-0 lead before finishing off scoring in the game in the 53rd minute. Patrick gathered a rebound in traffic and found the back of the cage. The UAlbany defense held off any Fairfield opportunity to hold on to the shutout win.

The Great Danes outshot the Stags, 17-2, and held a 9-1 advantage in penalty corners. UAlbany goalkeepers Christine Hoffman and Kristi Troch combined for the shutout in the cage, with Troch stopping Fairfield's only shot on goal. Sposito made eight saves for Fairfield (6-5, AE 0-1).

UAlbany (9-2, AE 1-0) will return to action on Sunday, taking on non-conference opponent Providence on the road at 2 p.m.


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University of Albany Sweeps UMBC to Start America East Conference Volleyball Schedule - UAlbany Sports 2010

Baltimore, Md. - Teresa Coppiellie led all players with 10 kills as UAlbany swept UMBC, 3-0, in the America East Conference volleyball opener at RAC Arena on Friday evening. The Great Danes defeated the Retrievers with scores of 25-19, 25-18 and 25-18.

Coppiellie was one dig short of a double-double, while setter Abbey Wexel reached double-digits in both assists and digs, with 33 and 12, respectively. Casey Wright and Traci Vandegrift recorded nine kills apiece, while Vandegrift also totaled 10 digs. Wright also finished with a match-high .389 hitting percentage along with two service aces and three blocks. Libero Laurie Gonzalez totaled 12 digs for the Great Danes, who held the Retrievers to a .087 hitting percentage.

UMBC (4-11, AE 0-1) was led by Ali Loynachan with six kills and seven digs, while also recording two block assists. Setter Alexandra Spaay finished with a double-double of 23 assists and 10 digs, while libero Hallie Carter led the Retrievers with 11 digs. Sabrina Hoeks totaled seven digs, three kills and two service aces.

UAlbany (10-5, AE 1-0) will return to action on Wednesday, Oct. 6, hosting non-conference opponent Colgate at University Gym in a match that will be televised on Time Warner Cable (TW3) at 7 p.m.

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UAlbany FCS Football Makes First-Ever Trip to Historic Yale Bowl Against Undefeated Ivy League Opponent - UAlbany Sports 2010

New Haven, Conn. - UAlbany concludes the non-conference portion of the 2010 schedule by meeting Ivy League opponent Yale for the first time on Saturday, Oct. 2. Kickoff is 12 noon. Fans can listen to the game on Fox Sports 980, WOFX-AM, with Rodger Wyland and Erik Elken handling the broadcast.

Yale (2-0) is receiving votes in the Sports Network FCS national poll after opening with victories over Georgetown and Cornell. Head coach Tom Williams, a former Jacksonville Jaguars' assistant, guides the nation's second-ranked offense (493.0 yards per game). QB Pat Witt (6-4, 220) has connected on 53 of 87 passes for 639 yards and three touchdowns. The Nebraska transfer is fifth nationally in total offense. RB Alex Thomas is among the top rushers at the FCS level by running for 107.0 yards per game. He scored the go-ahead touchdown in last week's 21-7 league victory at Cornell. WR Gio Christodoulou had nine catches for 124 yards in the season opener.

DB Adam Money earned first-team All-Ivy League recognition last season. His interception on the first play of the third quarter was the turning point in last Saturday's Cornell contest. LB Jordan Haynes leads the defense with 21 tackles and two fumble recoveries. DE Sean Williams (6-3, 225) and DT Joe Young (6-3, 280) were honorable mention all-league performers one year ago.

UAlbany (1-2) is coming off a 28-17 loss at Duquesne in the Northeast Conference opener for both teams. TB Andrew Smith leads the offense as he averages 129.5 all-purpose yards. The sophomore scored on a pair of 3-yard runs last week. FS Justin Hassan is the top tackler with 17 on a unit that ranks 26th nationally in rushing yards allowed (113.0 per game). ILB Chris Wilk and OLB Chris Blais have made 16 tackles apiece.

Paw Prints: The historic Yale Bowl seats capacity crowds of 61,446 and was once used by the NFL's New York Giants as its home field in 1973 and 1974 ... the Bulldogs have won 14 Ivy League championships since 1956 ... Yale was the first football program to record 800 wins on Sept. 16, 2000 ... Yale has two Heisman Trophy winners ... Dick Jauron '73 was enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame last August and is one of 26 Bulldogs to have played in the NFL.

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2010 UAlbany FCS College Football Gameday @ Yale - 10/2/10

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Date: Saturday, October 2, 2010
Time: 12pm
Opponent: Yale
Location: New Haven, CT
Facility: Yale Bowl
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Distance:
From Albany - 150m
From Boston – 137m
From NYC - 83m


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2010 UAlbany FCS Football Schedule:

Thu, Sep 02 - UAlbany 3 Maine 0
Sat, Sep 11 - Stephen F. Austin 59 UAlbany 14
Sat, Sep 25 - Duquesne 28 UAlbany 17
Sat, Oct 02 Yale at New Haven, Conn. 12:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 09 Saint Francis, Pa. * Albany, N.Y. 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 16 Robert Morris * at Moon Township, Pa. 12:00 p.m.
Fri, Oct 22 Central Connecticut State * Albany, N.Y. 7:00 p.m.
Sat, Oct 30 Bryant * at Smithfield, R.I. 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Nov 06 Sacred Heart * at Fairfield, Conn. 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Nov 13 Wagner * Albany, N.Y. 1:00 p.m.
Sat, Nov 20 Monmouth Albany, N.Y. 1:00 p.m.


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2010 Yale Football Schedule:

Sep. 18 Georgetown W, 40-35
Sep. 25 at Cornell * W, 21-7
Oct. 2 Albany 12:00 PM
Oct. 9 at Dartmouth * 1:30 PM
Oct. 16 Fordham 12:00 PM
Oct. 23 Penn 12:00 PM
Oct. 30 Columbia 12:00 PM Live
Nov. 6 at Brown 12:30 PM
Nov. 13 Princeton 12:00 PM
Nov. 20 at Harvard 12:00 PM


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