USCLA - Long Island Lacrosse Club

Long Island LC

QUICK FACTS
FIELD	Hofstra Stadium	COACH	Ed Hughes
COLOR	Royal/Gold	CONTACT	John Phillips

Long Island LC Team Results

Division Total

Wins Losses Wins Losses

3 5 5 6

Long Island LC Individual Player Statistics

No. Name Position Games Goals Assists Points

28 Kenney, Josh Attack 11 13 12 25

30 McAleavey, James Attack 6 8 16 24

5 Dooley, Brian Attack 8 20 3 23

3 Doyle, Matt Attack 10 17 4 21

6 Lavey, Jason Attack 5 14 7 21

25 Sombrotto, Steve Midfield 10 12 4 16

15 DiGiovanni, Marc Midfield 9 12 3 15

9 Purdie, Gordon Midfield 9 4 10 14

46 Watson, James Midfield 7 6 4 10

49 Overs, Ryan Midfield 8 6 1 7

40 Watson, Joe Midfield 11 4 2 6

4 Parengkuan, Rob Midfield 3 6 0 6

12 McConnell, John Attack 10 2 2 4

42 Brodersen, Chris Midfield 7 2 2 4

18 Naglieri, Tom Midfield 4 2 1 3

13 Glick, James Midfield 11 2 0 2

37 Harder, Will Defense 11 0 1 1

26 Harrigan, John Midfield 11 1 0 1

23 Glick, Fabrizio Defense 9 1 0 1

29 Clark, Bryan Midfield 8 1 0 1

41 Moon, Kinte Defense 6 1 0 1

11 Thearle, Mike Midfield 6 1 0 1

19 Martello, Tom Defense 11 0 0 0

34 Strub, Eric Defense 11 0 0 0

39 Kozlowski, Aaron Defense 9 0 0 0

41 Goldsmith, Joe Defense 9 0 0 0

20 Royle, Dan Midfield 7 0 0 0

22 Schurr, Tim Defense 5 0 0 0

34 Sichel, Jonathan Defense 5 0 0 0

36 Walsh, Tom Defense 4 0 0 0

50 McDonaugh, Kevin Defense 4 0 0 0

32 Riley, Tyler Defense 4 0 0 0

14 Natoli, Randy Midfield 4 0 0 0

24 Garcia, Jared Midfield 2 0 0 0

8 Lavey, Kevin Midfield 1 0 0 0

10 Trombino, Brian Attack 1 0 0 0

12 Sombrotto, Vin Midfield 0 0 0 0

Long Island LC Goaltender Statistics

No. Name Position Games Saves Goals Against Save %

17 Cocopardo, Connor Goaltender 7.0 15 16 0.484

1 Fredericks, Vin Goaltender 9.0 77 93 0.453

44 Kraemer, Tim Goaltender 4.0 8 19 0.296

Long Island LC Schedule

DAY DATE NO. Div AWAY SCORE HOME SCORE VENUE TIME

Sun Apr 02 N02 NYAC 8 L.I. 10 Hofstra Stadium 1:30PM

Sun Apr 09 N04 L.I. 9 DUKE 16 John Burns Park 2:00PM

Sat Apr 15 N07 SUFF 17 L.I. 14 Hofstra Stadium 8:00PM

Thur Apr 20 N08 L.I. 8 N.H. 13 North Hempstead Stadium 8:00PM

Sun Apr 30 N12 L.I. 10 NYAC 13 Travers Island 2:00PM

Sun May 07 N15 DUKE 8 L.I. 15 Hofstra Stadium 2:00PM

Thur May 11 N17 L.I. 18 SUFF 12 John Burns Park 8:15PM

Sun May 21 N19 L.I. 7 N.H. 12 North Hempstead Stadium 2:00PM

Thur Jun 01 P01 L.I. 19 SUFF 9 John Burns Park 8:00PM

Sun Jun 04 P02 L.I. 14 NYAC 9 North Hempstead Stadium 2:00PM

Thur Jun 08 P06 L.I. 11 N.H. 14 Skelos Park (RVC) 9:00PM

Long Island LC Playoff Schedule

DAY DATE AWAY SCORE HOME SCORE VENUE TIME

Sat June 5 North/South Playin North/South Playin Neumann Col, Phila.(Elite 8) TBD

Sun June 6 Cross Over Playoffs Cross Over Playoffs Neumann Col, Phila.(Elite 8) TBD

Sat June 12 USCLA Semi-Finals USCLA Semi-Finals TBD TBD

Sun June 13 USCLA Championship USCLA Championship TBD TBD

Long Island LC Roster

No. Name Position USCLA Yrs Home Town College

42 Brodersen, Chris Midfield 5 St. Anthony's Delaware

29 Clark, Bryan Midfield 1 Oceanside Nassau

17 Cocopardo, Connor Goaltender 1 Garden City

15 DiGiovanni, Marc Midfield 3 Wilton, CT Johnd Hopkins

5 Dooley, Brian Attack 3 Yorktown SUNY Oneonta

3 Doyle, Matt Attack 2 Elmont Syracuse

1 Fredericks, Vin Goaltender 5 Lindenhurst C W post

24 Garcia, Jared Midfield 1 Plainedge Herkimer

23 Glick, Fabrizio Defense 1 New Hyde Park Adelphi

13 Glick, James Midfield 4 New Hyde Park Quinnipiac

41 Goldsmith, Joe Defense 4 Bellmore J F K Albany

37 Harder, Will Defense 2 Garden City Washington College

26 Harrigan, John Midfield 2 Levittown Division Merrimack

28 Kenney, Josh Attack 11 Corning East Hobart

39 Kozlowski, Aaron Defense 4 Bellmore J F K Hofstra

44 Kraemer, Tim Goaltender 1 Hicksville Adelphi

6 Lavey, Jason Attack 4 Harborfields Delaware

8 Lavey, Kevin Midfield 7 Harborfields Delaware

19 Martello, Tom Defense 14 Elmont Rutgers

30 McAleavey, James Attack 7 St. Paul's UMass

12 McConnell, John Attack 4 Baldwin Molloy

50 McDonaugh, Kevin Defense 1 Islip Hofstra

41 Moon, Kinte Defense 4 Long Beach Molloy

18 Naglieri, Tom Midfield 6 Elmont Adelphi

14 Natoli, Randy Midfield 14 Sewanhaka Virginia

49 Overs, Ryan Midfield 1 Lynbrook Delaware

4 Parengkuan, Rob Midfield 4 West Islip C W Post

9 Purdie, Gordon Midfield 14 Surrey Park, Australia Adelphi

32 Riley, Tyler Defense 1 Islip SUNY Maritime

20 Royle, Dan Midfield 4 Babylon Hofstra

22 Schurr, Tim Defense 14 Yorktown Washington & Lee

34 Sichel, Jonathan Defense 4 Staples, CT Kings Point

25 Sombrotto, Steve Midfield 14 St. Mary's C W Post

12 Sombrotto, Vin Midfield 14 Chaminade Hofstra

34 Strub, Eric Defense 9 Farmingdale Maryland

11 Thearle, Mike Midfield 4 Sachem Delaware

10 Trombino, Brian Attack 1 St. Anthony's Hofstra

36 Walsh, Tom Defense 1 Waldorf Adelphi

40 Watson, Joe Midfield 4 St. Anthony's Molloy

46 Watson, James Midfield 1 St. Anthony's Pace

HISTORY

Long Island - Hofstra lacrosse club history - 1999
The Long Island lacrosse club was founded in 1957 by Owen Walsh, Bill Donnelly and the late Fran McCall, and became a charter member of the United States Club Lacrosse Association. At that time club lacrosse was dominated by the Mount Washington club of Baltimore and, to a lesser extent, the University club, also of Baltimore. The USCLA in those days consisted of the above 3 clubs plus the Boston, Connecticut Valley, Mohawk (Albany), New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Maryland, Washington (DC), and Suffolk County lacrosse clubs.

The Long Island club was competitive thru 1965, but had never beaten Mount Washington or the University club. In 1966 Richie Moran became the Long Island coach and, by the time he left to take the Cornell University coaching job after the 1968 season, Long Island had reached the top of the USCLA, winning the championship in 1968. This was the first club championship won by a northern team, or more specifically, by a team that was not based in the Baltimore area.

In 1969, 2 years ahead of the NCAA, the USCLA instituted a playoff system with the best southern team meeting the best northern team for the championship. The first championship game was at Hofstra with Long Island defeating the Maryland lacrosse club. By the mid-70's the USCLA had grown to over 20 teams with new clubs in Boston, Connecticut, upstate New York, Long Island, Westchester, Maryland and Virginia. The team is currently called the Long Island-Hofstra lacrosse club because of its home field affiliation, but previously it was known as the Long Island Athletic club until that organization went defunct. Of the 30 USCLA championship games to date, the Long Island club team has appeared in 25 (winning 16). It is still the only non-Baltimore club to win this title.

The Long Island coaches since Richie Moran have been: Cliff Murray, Bill Ritch, Jack Kaley, Tom Flatley, Tom Postel, Stan Kowalski, Bill Beroza and Ed Hughes. Most of our success has obviously been due to the large number of talented and dedicated players we have had. At least 17 Long Island alumni have been inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame (including Ritch, Postel, Kowalski and Beroza). Also, 45 Long Island players and 4 coaches have been selected for team USA.

Currently, the Long Island - Hofstra club competes in the USCLA metro division along with the New York A. C., North Hempstead and Duke-Oyster Bay lacrosse clubs. We constitute a tight geographic unit, and currently play each other twice a year (home and home), and the Yankee Division teams once.

FIELD LOCATION
HOFSTRA STADIUM

Coming from NYC - Take 495 east to exit 38 Norther parkway (east) follow Northern parkway until Meadowbrook parkway bears off to the right. Follow Meadowbrook parkway south to Nassau Coliseum exit which is Hempstead turnpike east. Follow that 3 blocks you will see Nassau Coliseum on your right. Hofstra Stadium will be on your left.

CONTACTS

Long Island LC HOME OFFICE FAX

John Phillips 631-785-8060 631-785-8060 631-781-3318

4117 Gilgo East, Gilgo Beach, NY 11702

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