USILA Champions 1881-1934

1881	Harvard	1900	Johns Hopkins	1918	Navy
1882	Harvard	1901	Swarthmore	1919	Navy
1883	Harvard, Princeton, Yale	1902	Johns Hopkins	1920	Navy
1884	Princeton	1903	Johns Hopkins	1921	Navy, Lehigh
1885	Harvard	1904	Swarthmore	1922	Syracuse, Navy
1886	Harvard	1905	Swarthmore	1923	Army
1887	Harvard	1906	Johns Hopkins	1924	Syracuse
1888	Princeton	1907	Johns Hopkins, Cornell	1925	Navy
1889	Princeton	1908	Johns Hopkins	1926	Johns Hopkins
1890	Lehigh	1909	Johns Hopkins	1927	Johns Hopkins
1891	Johns Hopkins	1910	Swarthmore	1928	Johns Hopkins
1892	Stevens Tech	1911	Johns Hopkins	1929	St. John's (MD)
1893	Lehigh	1912	Harvard	1930	St. John's (MD)
1894	Stevens Tech	1913	Johns Hopkins, Harvard	1931	St. John's (MD)
1895	New York U.	1914	Navy	1932	Johns Hopkins
1896	Lehigh	1915	Johns Hopkins	1933	Johns Hopkins
1897	Lehigh	1916	Lehigh	1934	Johns Hopkins
1898	Johns Hopkins	1917	Lehigh	1935	Princeton
1899	Johns Hopkins

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Wingate Trophy 1935-1972

1936	Maryland	1949	Johns Hopkins	1961	Army, Navy
1937	Maryland, Princeton	1950	Johns Hopkins	1962	Navy
1938	Navy	1951	Army, Princeton	1963	Navy
1939	Maryland	1952	Rensselaer	1964	Navy
1940	Maryland	1953	Princeton	1965	Navy
1941	Johns Hopkins	1954	Navy	1966	Navy
1942	Princeton	1955	Maryland	1967	Maryland, Navy, Johns Hopkins
1943	Navy	1956	Maryland	1968	Johns Hopkins
1944	Army	1957	Johns Hopkins	1969	Army, Johns Hopkins
1945	Army, Navy	1958	Army	1970	Johns Hopkins, Navy, Virginia
1946	Navy	1959	Army, Johns Hopkins	1971	Cornell
1947	Johns Hopkins	1960	Navy	1972	Virginia

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NCAA Division I Champions

Year	Championship Result	Winning Coach
1971	Cornell 12, Maryland 6	Richie Moran
1972	Virginia 13, John Hopkins 12	Glenn Thiel
1973	Maryland 10, Johns Hopkins 9 (2 OT)	Bud Beardmore
1974	Johns Hopkins 17, Maryland 12	Bob Scott
1975	Maryland 20, Navy 13	Bud Beardmore
1976	Cornell 16, Maryland 13 (OT)	Richie Moran
1977	Cornell 16, Johns Hopkins 8	Richie Moran
1978	Johns Hopkins 13, Cornell 8	Henry Ciccarone
1979	Johns Hopkins 15, Maryland 9	Henry Ciccarone
1980	Johns Hopkins 9, Virginia 8 (2 OT)	Henry Ciccarone
1981	North Carolina 14, Johns Hopkins 13	Willie Scroggs
1982	North Carolina 7, Johns Hopkins 5	Willie Scroggs
1983	Syracuse 17, Johns Hopkins 16	Roy Simmons Jr.
1984	Johns Hopkins 13, Syracuse 10	Don Zimmerman
1985	Johns Hopkins 11, Syracuse 4	Don Zimmerman
1986	North Carolina 10, Virginia 9 (OT)	Willie Scroggs
1987	Johns Hopkins 11, Cornell 10	Don Zimmerman
1988	Syracuse 13, Cornell 8	Roy Simmons Jr.
1989	Syracuse 13, Johns Hopkins 12	Roy Simmons Jr.
1990	Syracuse 21, Loyola (MD) 9	Roy Simmons Jr.
NOTE: Syracuse's championship was later vacated by the NCAA
1991	North Carolina 18, Towson 13	Dave Klarmann
1992	Princeton 10, Syracuse 9 (2 OT)	Bill Tierney
1993	Syracuse 13, North Carolina 12	Roy Simmons Jr.
1994	Princeton 9, Virginia 8 (OT)	Bill Tierney
1995	Syracuse 13, Maryland 9	Roy Simmons Jr.
1996	Princeton 13, Virginia 12 (OT)	Bill Tierney
1997	Princeton 19, Maryland 7	Bill Tierney
1998	Princeton 15, Maryland 5	Bill Tierney
1999	Virginia 12, Syracuse 10	Dom Starsia
2000	Syracuse 13, Princeton 7	John Desko
2001	Princeton 10, Syracuse 9 (OT)	Bill Tierney
2002	Syracuse 13, Princeton 12	John Desko
2003	Virginia 9, Johns Hopkins 7	Dom Starsia
2004	Syracuse 14, Navy 13	John Desko
2005	Johns Hopkins 9, Duke 8	Dave Pietramala
2006	Virginia 15, Massachusetts 7	Dom Starsia
2007	Johns Hopkins 12, Duke 11	Dave Pietramala

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Most Outstanding Players Year Player, Team 1977 Eamon McEneaney, Cornell 1978 Mike O'Neill, Johns Hopkins 1979 Mike Federico, Johns Hopkins 1980 Jim Bidne, Johns Hopkins 1981 Jeff Cook, Johns Hopkins 1982 Tom Sears, North Carolina 1983 Brad Kotz, Syracuse 1984 Larry Quinn, Johns Hopkins 1985 Larry Quinn, Johns Hopkins 1986 Gary Seivold, North Carolina 1987 Tim Goldstein, Cornell 1988 Matt Palumb, Syracuse 1989 Paul Gait, Syracuse 1990 Gary Gait, Syracuse 1991 Dennis Goldstein, North Carolina 1992 Scott Bacigalupo, Princeton 1993 Chris Suran, Syracuse 1994 Scott Bacigalupo, Princeton 1995 Brian Dougherty, Maryland 1996 Michael Watson, Virginia 1997 Jon Hess, Princeton 1998 Corey Popham, Princeton 1999 Conor Gill, Virginia 2000 Liam Banks, Syracuse 2001 B. J. Prager, Princeton 2002 Mike Powell, Syracuse 2003 Tillman Johnson, Virginia 2004 Mike Powell, Syracuse 2005 Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins 2006 Matt Ward, Virginia 2007 Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins Top of page

All-Tournament Teams

1987

Tim Goldstein, Cornell
Brian Wood, Johns Hopkins
Craig Bubier, Johns Hopkins
Gary Gait, Syracuse
Bob Cummings, Cornell
Vince Angotti, Cornell
Aaron Jones, Cornell
Dave Pietramala, Johns Hopkins
Steve Mitchell, Johns Hopkins
Quint Kessenich, Johns Hopkins

1988-1994

None chosen

1995

Brian Dougherty, Maryland
Mark Fietta, Syracuse
Nick Licameli, Syracuse
Rob Kavovit, Syracuse
Ric Beardsley, Syracuse
Casey Powell, Syracuse
Dan Radebaugh, Maryland
Matt Hahn, Maryland
Peter Hilgartner, Maryland
Rob Chomo, Maryland

1996

Michael Watson, Virginia
Jesse Hubbard, Princeton
David Curry, Virginia
Casey Powell, Syracuse
Becket Wolf, Princeton
Chris Massey, Princeton
Tim Whiteley, Virginia
Don McDonough, Princeton
Tommy Smith, Virginia
Pancho Gutstein, Princeton

1997

Jon Hess, Princeton
Jesse Hubbard, Princeton
Chris Massey, Princeton
Becket Wolf , Princeton
Pat Cairns, Princeton
Matt Hahn, Maryland
Andrew Whipple, Maryland
Casey Powell, Syracuse
John Fay, Duke
Rob Kavovit, Syracuse

1998

Corey Popham, Princeton
Christian Cook, Princeton
Jesse Hubbard, Princeton
Jon Hess, Princeton
Josh Sims, Princeton
Scott Hochstadt, Maryland
Mike Bonnani, Maryland
Brian Haggerty, Maryland
Casey Powell, Syracuse
Ryan Powell, Syracuse

1999

Conor Gill, Virginia
Derek Kenney, Virginia
Ryan Curtis, Virginia
Jay Jalbert, Virginia
Court Weisleder, Virginia
Tucker Radebaugh, Virginia
Marshall Abrams, Syracuse
Ryan Powell, Syracuse
Dan Denihan, Johns Hopkins
Scott Urick, Georgetown

2000

Liam Banks, Syracuse
Ryan Powell, Syracuse
Marshall Abrams, Syracuse
John Glatzel, Syracuse
Rob Mulligan, Syracuse
Sean Hartofilis, Princeton
Josh Sims, Princeton
Ryan Curtis, Virginia
Conor Gill, Virginia
A. J. Haugen, Johns Hopkins

2001

B. J. Prager, Princeton
Ryan Mollett, Princeton
Trevor Tierney, Princeton
Matt Striebel, Princeton
Sean Hartofilis, Princeton
Michael Springer, Syracuse
Michael Powell, Syracuse
John Glatzel, Syracuse
Rob Mulligan, Syracuse
Kyle Campbell, Towson

2002

John Christmas, Virginia
Adam Donegar, Johns Hopkins
Brad Dumont, Princeton
Tom Hardy, Syracuse
Mike Powell, Syracuse
B.J. Prager, Princeton
Solomon Bliss, Syracuse
Damien Davis, Princeton
John Glatzel, Syracuse
Jay Pfeifer, Syracuse

2003

Tillman Johnson, Virginia
A. J. Shannon, Virginia
Chris Rotelli, Virginia
Matt Ward, Virginia
Brett Hughes, Virginia
Corey Harned, Johns Hopkins
Bobby Benson, Johns Hopkins
Kyle Barrie, Johns Hopkins
Tom Garvey, Johns Hopkins
Michael Howley, Maryland

2004

Mike Powell, Syracuse
Jay Pfeifer, Syracuse
Brian Nee, Syracuse
Sean Lindsay, Syracuse
Kevin Dougherty, Syracuse
Dan DiPietro, Syracuse
Graham Gill, Navy
Mitch Hendler, Navy

2005

Matt Danowski, Duke
Matt Zash, Duke
Nick O'Hara, Duke
Dan Flannery, Duke
Kyle Harrison, Johns Hopkins
Greg Peyser, Johns Hopkins
Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins
Matt Ward, Virginia
Kip Turner, Virginia
Joe Walters, Maryland

2006

Matt Ward, Virginia
Michael Culver, Virginia
Kyle Dixon, Virginia
Danny Glading, Virginia
Matt Poskay, Virginia
Jake Deane, Massachusetts
Sean Morris, Massachusetts
Jack Reid, Massachusetts
Doc Schneider, Massachusetts
Brett Bucktooth, Syracuse

2007

David Mitchell, Cornell
Ned Crotty, Duke
Matt Danowski, Duke
Zack Greer, Duke
Nick O'Hara, Duke
Jake Byrne, Johns Hopkins
Stephen Peyser, Johns Hopkins
Paul Rabil, Johns Hopkins
Eric Zerrlaut, Johns Hopkins
Jesse Schwartzman, Johns Hopkins

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Individual Records

Most Goals
Tournament--16, Matt Ward, Virginia, 2006 (3 games)
One Game--9, Gary Gait, Syracuse, vs. Navy, 1988; and Oliver Marti, Brown, vs. Loyola (MD), 1992

Most Assists
Tournament--16, Tim Goldstein, Cornell, 1987 (3 games)
One Game--8, Paul Basile, Navy, vs. Brown, 1987

Most Points
Tournament--25, Eamon McEneaney, Cornell, 1977 (3 games); and Tim Goldstein, Cornell, 1987 (3 games)
One Game--12, Ed Mullen (7 goals, 5 assists), Maryland, vs. Navy, 1976; and Gary Gait (9 goals, 3 assists), Syracuse, vs. Navy, 1988

Most Saves
Tournament--85, Paul Schimoler, Cornell, 1988 (4 games)
One Game--30, Steve Kavovit, Maryland, vs. Brown, 1991

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