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# 3529 2024 Hall of Fame Dinner *+The Greater Rochester Chapter of USA Lacrosse held their thirtith Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the Harro East Ballroom in Rochester. Teammates, friends and family along with many members of the Hall of Fame, gathered to induct five individuals, and one team into the Greater Rochester Lacrosse Hall of Fame Class of 2024. They were welcomed by Chapter Past President Scott Schwind. After dinner, Master of Ceremonies Mike Riordan welcomed the fans and families and introduced sixteen current Hall of Fame members in attendance which included Frank Mangione (2001), Paula Summit (2004), Harry Queener (2004), Paul Wilson (2005), Dave Moore (2006), Bill Meagher (2007), Mark Rice 2008), Mike Simon (2009), Rob Randall (2011), Patty Queener (2012), Scott Schwind (2014), Mike Riorden (2016), Tim Pease (2017), Pat Dutton (2017), Terry Cotton (2018), Jim Paris (2019), and Peter Milliman (2023). Master of Ceremonies, Mike Riorden began the ceremony and spoke of the loss of Jody Rose last year and how friends set up a "Medicine Game" to honor, heal and celebrate his life. "A few days before he died, a few of us asked what we could do for him, and he replied You know what I would like.... I would like you to have a big party." With over one hundred people registering and eighty showing up, the game was held. Mike pointed out that Dan Witmer, who was present at the HOF banquet, wrote a wonderful "Road Trip Dad" story about that game. Mike Riorden reviewed each inductee's accomplishments as the audience followed along in the program. The inductees then gave their speeches and received their awards. (program available here). Pictures from the event. Peter MillimanPlayer / Coach
- Attended Brighton High School. - He played for the Rochester Rattlers from 2004-2008. - He was inducted into the Upstate New York Chapter Hall of Fame in 2018. Peter was selected for the Class of 2023, but due to a knee replacement, was unable to attend. In his speech, he congratulated all of the other honorees, and then "the most important person is in room", his mother "who is videotaping this." He then went on to list a myriad of people who helped him through the years and "who created many memories through the years. Rochester is a great place to from." He then introduced two of his children, Reese (6) and Lake (4) who had accompanied him to the podium and suggested that they are the future. Courtney GibbonsPlayer / Coach
- At Fairport High School: - At St. Bonaventure University: Coaching: Courtney had a long list of people to thank starting with her a family and especially one brother with a short attention span who helped to get her started. She thanked her parents for their great support and for providing so many opportunities. "When it came to sports, you knew just the right balance between supporting us, listening, and giving advice." Lacrosse became her passion in second grade. "Fairport Lacrosse was the reason I fell in love with the sport. We had great coaches who taught us the game and emphasized the importance of hard work, dedication and being a winner." After speaking about her love of the coaching side of lacrosse, she thanked her partner, John, for listening to "my lacrosse talks for the last eleven years and many nights of venting." Alan McLivertyOfficial / Administrator
- Played high school lacrosse at Yorktown High School. - Thirty years as Boys High School Official: - Twenty-five years as Mens College Official (NILOA): - Pittsford Community Lacrosse Vice President (2009-2011). - Greater Rochester Chapter of USA Lacrosse: - Shootout for Soldiers: Mike then introduced Al McLiverty, suggesting that he was anticipating a characteristically complete acceptance speech from him and the room was not disappointed as Al started with his introduction to lacrosse the in high school cafeteria and then through the next thirty years. When a senior asked if he had ever seen a lacrosse game and Al said no, the senior said, "you must be a defenseman. I ended up playing in the first lacrosse game I ever saw." After about a fifteen-year break Al saw an advertisement in a New Jesey paper, looking for officials which started his career in officiating. He spoke about his time helping the Pittsford youth lacrosse program and then spoke of his time helping the Chapter in a number of roles. He finished his speech, talking about his continuing interactions with the Shootout for Soldiers (Canandaigua) program which has had raised over four hundred thousand dollars over the years. Brice QueenerPlayer / Coach
-At Penn Yan High School: - At Georgetown: - Professional Career: Brice started his comments with the statement "We are all #blessed... I have been blessed to be able to play and learn from the best people in the world." Coming from such a dynamic family, where the game has been such a dominant part of their lives, he was greatly affected by the work his mother, hall of famer, Patty Queener, put in to get a lacrosse team for girls. "As a fifth grader, I always thought that I would coach boys lacrosse and football, but I watching what she went through..." he became a women's coach. He picked out high school, and hall of famer, Brian Hobart, stating "he just did an unbelievable job of making kids feel happy and wanting to be there." Steve TrombleyEquipment Maker
- Never played High School or College lacrosse - President of Penn Yan Youth Lacrosse League - Long-time Penn Yan youth coach - Began making lacrosse goals out of muffler pipe that turned into a lifelime business. - HotbedLacrosse.Com - Played in High Peaks Lacrosse games. Mike Riorden introduced Steve Trombley, noting that the community of Penn Yan and lacrosse happens because there are so many people coming together. "If you drive around in Penn Yan and look in the back yards, you see goals, you see rebounders and buckets of balls. You see all the things that Steve has provided so they can take the knowledge that the Queeners and the Hobarts have given to these kids and to go home and practice." Steve thanked his family and friends noting "we all enjoyed this ride." He stated that "back in the nineties, Harry Queener came into my shop asking for a donation"... and later helped to sell the goals made from bending muffler pipe. After listing many lacrosse friends, he ended with "thanks for having me inducted" and finished with "hard work always pays off." 1996 Nazareth TeamPlayers / Coaches
Head Coach: Scott Nelson Assistants: Kevin Cox, Brian Silcott, Joe Francher, Brian Sparks. Team Members: Trent Brown, Mike Wilde, Garth Magowan, Brian Slaninka, Jeff Pross, Joel DePietro, John Burdett, Neal Powless, Craig DeVoe, Tom Campbell, Derek Goddard, Joe Spada, Scot Heister, Ben Wineburg, James Burdett, Tom Fritz, John Kramer, Brian Rogers, Chris Cooper, Ryan McDermott, Dan Garrett, Brent Rothfuss, Adam Civalier, Kirk Endres, Tim Borchert, Mike DeWall, Carmine Peluso, Brian Mural, Brandon Piccarreto, Chris Nadelen, Terry Goetz, Marcos Santana, Alex Ewing, Sean Kenneally and Chris Corcoran. Managers: Tom Wjcikowski, Tom Phinney, Andy Capello. Highlights: Undefeated season (15-0). NCAA D-III National Champions.
Terry Goetz spoke for the 1996 Nazareth Lacrosse team. "It is not just lacrosse, it is bigger and better than that. We felt that. We felt that in Pittsford, and many Rochester fans treated us like celebrities." He spoke highly of hall of fame Head Coach Scott Nelson. "The bar was set so high for us and it has carried on for the rest of our lives." The standards produced many exceptional leaders and "they are kind, disciplined, and respectful people. That was because of the program that Scott Nelson built." Other Hall of Fame Stories are available for - 2021 - 2019 - 2018 - 2017- 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008. |
# 3159 2021 Hall of Fame Dinner *+The Greater Rochester Chapter of USA Lacrosse held their twenty-seventh Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the RIT Inn and Conference Center in Henrietta. |
# 2981 2019 Hall of Fame Class Dinner The Greater Rochester Chapter of US Lacrosse held their twenty-sixth Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the Burgundy Basin Inn in Pittsford. With about eighty-five in attendance, teammates, friends and family along with many members of the Hall of Fame, gathered to induct four individuals, and one team into the Greater Rochester Lacrosse Hall of Fame. |
# 2760 2018 Hall of Fame Class Dinner The Greater Rochester Chapter of US Lacrosse held their twenty-fifth Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the Burgundy Basin Inn in Pittsford. |
# 1779 End of the 2006 Season After the regular season, there are several championship opportunities for teams that qualify. First up are the Section Five Tournaments for three classes (A-B-C). |
# 1754 Tuesday: Out Bracket for Class A It was an out bracket day for Class A teams and most games were won by big scores. |
# 1619 Tuesday: Twelve More Games Played Most teams in Section Five played games on this cool Tuesday night. |
# 1306 US Lacrosse Rochester Hall of Fame Class of 2017 The Greater Rochester Chapter of US Lacrosse held their twenty-fifth Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the Burgundy Basin Inn in Pittsford. |
# 1294 Rochester Hall Announces Class of 2017 The US Lacrosse Greater Rochester Hall of Fame Class of 2017 has been announced. |
 on 12-04-2024 |
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