ECAC Lacrosse League

ECAC Lacrosse League
Association	NCAA
Division	Division I
Members	7
Sports fielded	1 (men's: 1; women's: 0)
Region	United States
Headquarters	Centerville, Massachusetts
Commissioner	Rudy Keeling
Website	ecaclacrosse.com

The ECAC Lacrosse League is an American NCAA Division I college athletic conference and part of the Eastern College Athletic Conference. This part of the conference only sponsors men's lacrosse. The league was founded in 2000. The founding members included Georgetown University, Penn State University, Rutgers University, Stony Brook University, the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and the United States Naval Academy. In 2005, Loyola College in Maryland, Hobart College, and St. John’s University joined the ECAC. And in 2006, Fairfield University joined the league. In 2010, the league added Air Force, Bellarmine, Denver, Ohio State and Quinnipiac, replacing Georgetown, Rutgers and St. John's, who left for the Big East Conference, and Massachusetts and Penn State, who left for the Colonial Athletic Association.

Members

Institution	Mascot	Location	Head Coach	Field
United States Air Force Academy	Falcons	Colorado Springs, CO	Eric Seremet	Cadet Lacrosse Stadium
Bellarmine University	Knights	Louisville, KY	Jack McGetrick	Owsley B. Frazier Stadium
University of Denver	Pioneers	Denver, CO	Bill Tierney	Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium
Fairfield University	Stags	Fairfield, CT	Andrew Copelan	Lessing Field
Hobart College	Statesmen	Geneva, NY	T.W. Johnson	Boswell Field
Loyola University	Greyhounds	Baltimore, MD	Charley Toomey	Ridley Athletic Complex
Ohio State University	Buckeyes	Columbus, OH	Nick Myers	Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium

Future member

The following institution will join the league as an affiliate member for the 2012 season and as a full member for the 2013 season.

Institution	Mascot	Location	Head Coach	Field
University of Michigan	Wolverines	Ann Arbor, MI	John Paul	Michigan Stadium (primary) Oosterbaan Fieldhouse (secondary)

Champions

Year	Champion(s)	Conference	Overall
2011	Denver	6–0	14–2
2010	Denver	6–0	11–4
2009	Massachusetts	6–1	9–5
2008	Loyola	6–1	7–6
2007	Georgetown	6–0	11–2
2006	Georgetown	6–1	11–3
2005	Massachusetts Penn State	5–1 5–1	11–2 9–5
2004	Georgetown	3–0	11–4
2003	Georgetown	4–1	11–4
2002	Massachusetts	5–0	12–4
2001	Georgetown Massachusetts	5–1 5–1	11–2 12–2
2000	Georgetown	6–0	11–2

ECAC teams in the NCAA Tournament

Year	Team(s)	Results
2011	Denver	Semifinals
2010	Denver	First Round
2009	Massachusetts	First Round
2008	Loyola	First Round
2007	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
	Loyola	First Round
2006	Massachusetts	National Finalist
	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
2005	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
	Massachusetts	Quarterfinals
	Penn State	First Round
2004	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
	Rutgers	First Round
2003	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
	Massachusetts	Quarterfinals
	Penn State	First Round
	Rutgers	First Round
2002	Georgetown	Quarterfinals
	Massachusetts	Quarterfinals
	Stony Brook	First Round
2001	Georgetown	First Round

Awards

Offensive Player of the Year Year Name Team 2011 Mark Matthews Denver 2010 Cooper MacDonnell Loyola 2009 Jim Connolly Massachusetts 2008 Shane Koppens Loyola 2007 Brendan Cannon Georgetown 2006 Sean Morris Massachusetts 2005 Sean Morris Massachusetts 2004 Walid Hajj Georgetown 2003 Chris Fiore Massachusetts 2002 Steve Dusseau Georgetown 2001 Steve Dusseau Georgetown 2000 Andy Flick Georgetown Rookie of the Year Year Name Team 2011 Jamie Faus Denver 2010 Logan Schuss Ohio State 2009 Mike Sawyer Loyola 2008 Jake Hagelin Kory Kelly Loyola Rutgers 2007 Justin Pennington Rutgers 2006 Drew Adams Penn State 2005 Daryl Veltman Hobart 2004 Trevor Casey Georgetown 2003 Greg Havalchak Rutgers 2002 Will Jones Gene Tundo Penn State Massachusetts 2001 Dave Pittard Navy 2000 Kyle Sweeney Georgetown Goalkeeper of the Year Year Name Team 2011 Charles Cipriano Fairfield 2010 Jack Hagelin Loyola 2009 Doc Schneider Massachusetts 2008 Drew Adams Penn State 2007 Drew Adams Penn State 2006 Drew Adams Penn State 2005 Mike Fretwell Loyola

Defensive Player of the Year Year Name Team 2011 Matt Kawamoto Ohio State 2010 Dillon Roy Denver 2009 P.T. Ricci Loyola 2008 Jerry Lambe Georgetown 2007 Jerry Lambe Georgetown 2006 Jack Reid Massachusetts 2005 Brodie Merrill Georgetown 2004 Greg Havalchak Rutgers 2003 Greg Havalchak Rutgers 2002 Kyle Sweeney Georgetown 2001 Kyle Sweeney Georgetown 2000 Mickey Jarboe Navy Coach of the Year Year Name Team 2011 Bill Tierney Denver 2010 Bill Tierney Denver 2009 Greg Cannella Massachusetts 2008 Matt Kerwick Charley Toomey Hobart Loyola 2007 Dave Urick Georgetown 2006 Charlie Toomey Loyola 2005 Glenn Thiel Penn State 2004 Greg Cannella Massachusetts 2003 Jim Stagnitta Rutgers 2002 Greg Cannella Massachusetts 2001 Greg Cannella Massachusetts 2000 Dave Urick Georgetown

All-time ECAC season statistic leaders

• Points: Sean Morris, Massachusetts (31, 2005)
• Points per game: Steve Dusseau, Georgetown (5.40, 2002)
• Goals: Scott Urick, Georgetown (21, 2000)
• Goals per game: Steve Dusseau, Georgetown (3.6, 2002)
• Assists: Brendan Cannon, Georgetown (18, 2006)
• Assists per game: Brendan Cannon, Georgetown (2.57, 2002)
• Saves: Drew Adams, Penn State (87, 2006)
• Goals against average: Mickey Jarboe, Navy (5.96, 2000)

External links

• Official website