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# 3996 2025 Hall of Fame Dinner *+Greater Rochester Lacrosse held their thirty-first Hall of Fame dinner Friday night at the Ravenwood Golf Club in Victor. Teammates, friends and family along with many members of the Hall of Fame, gathered to induct four individuals, and two teams into the Greater Rochester Lacrosse Hall of Fame Class of 2025. They were welcomed by Master of Ceremonies Mike Riordan. There was a moment of silence in remembrance of long-time Rush-Henrietta Coach Dick Young and Hobart great, Dave Urick, both members of the Hall of Fame. After dinner, Chapter President Rachel Hillhouse who welcomed the fans and families. She expressed "gratitude for the community who honors achievement and celebrates excellence. To our honorees, both past and present, thank you for inspiring us. Your accomplishments, your character, and your contributions have helped to define what makes this region exceptional and great." Master of Ceremonies, Mike Riorden, thanked the board and event staff and introduced the nineteen current Hall of Fame members in attendance which included Jeff McKee (2002), Paula Summit (2004), Paul Wilson (2005), Dave Moore (2006), John Johnson (2008), Mark Rice (2008), Mike Simon (2009), John Hayes (2012), Dave Wilbur (2013), Hank Janczyk (2013), Scott Schwind (2014), Terry Corcoran (2016), Mike Riorden (2016), Pat Dutton (2017), Tim Pease (2017), Terry Cotton (2018), Jim Paris (2019), Jake Coon (2021), and John Houtenbrink (2023). 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. Taylor D`Amore KimballPlayer
- Attended Canandaigua Academy. - At Johns Hopkins, she was a two-time All-American and was graduated as record holder in career assists, career draw controls, and assists in a game. - As a senior was NCAA Division I women's lacrosse leader in points per game and assists. - Member of the USA National Lacrosse Team. - At Canandaigua: During her lacrosse career at Canandaigua Academy, she scored 251 goals and had 231 assists for 482 points. She helped lead her team to two sectional championships in lacrosse and one in basketball. In her speech she acknowledged the value of having grown up in a small community but with large area support. "The enthusiasm of this community was part of the fuel for my dream and opened countless doors for me through high school, college and beyond." She noted that with the creation of Lady ROC and the efforts of Linda Michelle "hundreds of women were given the opportunity to develop as lacrosse players, and so much more as individuals." She continued with thanks to each of her coaches and teammates throughout her career and finished with thanks to her family. Paul MurphyPlayer / Coach
- At Penfield High School: - At Princeton University: - Post-College Play: Coaching: "I have spent much of my lacrosse career outside of the Rochester area, but I carried the Upstate New York lacrosse culture everywhere with a ton of pride. Our area produces players with a different level of grit and a fundamental approach to the game that I was always proud of. Our coaches [here] taught us proper fundamentals, the importance of defense, ground balls, off-ball movement, and the type of lacrosse that translates to success no matter where you are playing in the world." After reviewing his lacrosse time-line he thanked his teammates "at every level", and his family for their support. "My mom and dad never missed a game, in high school or college." Shawn WilkinsPlayer / Coach
- RIT Athletics Hall of Fame 2019. - Won 2025 U-20 World Lacrosse Gold Medal. - Won 2021 and 2022 NCAA Championship at RIT. - Two-Time NCAA Assistant Coach of the Year (2013 and 2021). - As a player: In his "short and sweet" comments, Shawn spoke about the many great friends he has made in the area and included many that were in the audience. "It is such an interesting community in Upstate New York and the relationships that you make up here are pretty decent." He thanked his family for watching him play and for all the efforts around RIT, "especially during the tournaments." He noted his hockey and lacrosse coaches as he was growing up in Canada, and later Guy Van Arsdale, "a great coach and mentor. I lost my dad my senior year in high school and Coach Van helped me out in those college years." He finished with thanks for his parents. Jody RosePlayer / Coach
- Played lacrosse at Rush-Henrietta. - RH youth coach in football and lacrosse. - Involvement in US Lacrosse Greater Rochester Chapter since it began in 1992. - Created Rochester Collision Center Lacrosse travel team, the 1st travel - Volunteer Assistant coach at Rush Henrietta. - Varsity assistant coach Brighton High school Boys Lacrosse. -Played men's Lacrosse for many years: Mike Riorden 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 wrote a wonderful "Road Trip Dad" story about that game. Jody's family asked Mike, a close friend, to speak about him. "Jody was a builder. He built cars, motorcycles and he built ties and relationships and he took care of the things he built. He affected a lot of people`s lives in a lot of positive ways. 1976 and 1977 Hobart TeamsTeams
Head Coach: Jerry Schmidt Team Members 1976: Mark Covello, Steve Cannone, John Bishop*, Poul Kalning, Leo McCabe, John Hayes, Jerry Kraus, Jack Davis, Tony Cullen, Bootie Gringeri, Bob Streeten, John Regan, Tom Marino, Bobby Gordon, Mac Nelson, Gavin O`Brien, Nat Whiteford, Jeff MacPeek, Steve Przybylski, Ed Howard, Jim Winokur, Joe Kraus, Terry Corcoran, Dave McNaney, Steve Washburne, Tom Schardt, Tom MacDonald, Keith Ellement, Joe Corcoran, Steve Kaminsky*, Charlie Begley, Hank Jancyk*, Jim Calder, Roy McAdam, Greg Precopio, Rick Blick. Highlights 1976: "1976 was to be a rebuilding year for the Statesman. Hobart had graduated four first team all Americans – one at each position." "An early season 13-9 loss to a talented top ranked Adelphi team on Long Island made for a long bus ride back to Geneva. This was followed by an 18-15 win over a resurging Syracuse program and a huge 15-11 win in Maryland over a top ranked Towson State Team." "We met the #1 ranked Adelphi University team in the Finals. Adelphi had maintained the top ranking all season long and entered the game favorites. It was a very confident Long Island team that took the field that day in Baltimore. However, we were on mission. When the smoke cleared at the end of the first quarter – we led 10 to 1 and never looked back on our way to a convincing 18-9 National Championship Title win."
Team Members 1977: Scott Petosa, Terry Corcoran, Steve Cape, Bob Streeten, John Hayes*, Reilly Chuck, Steve Cannone, Mark Cavello, Joe Corcoran, Dave Puccia, Tom Schardt, Ed Howard, Mac Nelson, Tom Marino, Roland Lunser, Steve Wood, Rick Blick*, Steve Murphy, Paul Mones, Jack Davis, Roy McAdam, Jim Calder, Tim Eden, Tom MacDonald, Jeff Seaman, Dave McNaney*, Joe Kraus, Steve Przybylsk, Jeff MacPeek, Nat Whiteford, Jon Feinstein, Bobby Gordon, Allen Lovejoy, Fred Mosher, Ed Conney, Jerry Kraus, Andy Erdman. Highlights 1977: "The 1977 Hobart Lacrosse season was a perfect, undefeated 15-0 season that ended with the team winning the NCAA Division II National Championship. It was the program's second consecutive national title, and the team defeated Washington College in the championship game with a final score of 23−13." Almost twenty players from the teams were present to accept the award as a number of representatives spoke about the teams. 1976 Team co-captain Steve Kaminsky spoke first about how the season was expected to be a rebuilding year. "We had no stars at the beginning of 1976. We had young guys like Terry Corcoran and Rick Blick and an unbelievable defense. None of them had ever played lacrosse. They were all walk-ons, but they all knew how to knock people down." Terry Corcoran read a message from co-captain Dave McNaney, who was unable to make his flight from California. "A team dedicated to purpose of dominating, kick your tail type of lacrosse. While it is nearly impossible to play a perfect game our 1977 team produce a perfect result." Co-captain John Hayes was up next and thanked members of the Chapter "for honoring the game that we love." After playing the game and an eight-hour bus ride back to Geneva, we were taken to the quad where the entire student body was waiting for us. That memory will never fade." Other Hall of Fame Stories are available for - 2024 - 2021 - 2019 - 2018 - 2017- 2016 - 2015 - 2014 - 2013 - 2012 - 2011 - 2010 - 2009 - 2008. |
# 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. |
# 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. |
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