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2006 Tom Palesky
Tom & Nick Palesky
2002 Zak Kurzweil
2006 Matt (MO) Moran
2006 Andrew Valeriane
2007 Hunter Morvan
2009 Ross Gillum
2000 Simon Telfer
2006 Matt Davis
2002 Greg Baudo
2009 Zak Heinritz
2009 Michael Brown
2006 Mike Vaccaro
2008 James MacGibbon
2000 Matt Benson
2008 Sam Cook
2008 JT Welshofer
2006 Matt Nicholson
In The News
MLL DRAFT: The Bayhawks selected three additional players on Monday from the 2011 MLL Collegiate Draft List of eligible seniors. Andrew Feinberg, attackman from Brown, Tom Palesky, goalie from Army (Plano Alum), and Max Schmidt, defenseman from University of Maryland will be added to the Bayhawks Collegiate Inactive Roster immediately following their senior seasons.
April 5th, 2009
Army’s 17-3 victory over VMI marked the 700th victory in program history. Johns Hopkins, Syracuse, Navy and Hobart are the only other programs with 700 or more victories. It was a good opener all around for the Black Knights: Many former players were at the game, including two with more than a passing rooting interest.
Patrick O’Sullivan was an All-American midfielder at Army in the mid-1980s; Kevin MacGibbon was an All-American goalie in the late-1970s. Each has a son on this year’s team, and each son — James MacGibbon (Plano,TX.) and Sean O’Sullivan (Centreville, Va.) — scored his first career goal on Saturday.
“Our alumni is very in tune with what’s going on with the program,” Alberici says. “They’ve supported the Wounded Warrior program and the Army-Navy alumni game.”
And two alums in particular had reason to be proud with win No. 700.
“I thanked [MacGibbon and O’Sullivan’s] fathers for their support of the program,” Alberici says. “And for sending us their offspring.”
Patrick O’Sullivan was an All-American midfielder at Army in the mid-1980s; Kevin MacGibbon was an All-American goalie in the late-1970s. Each has a son on this year’s team, and each son — James MacGibbon (Plano,TX.) and Sean O’Sullivan (Centreville, Va.) — scored his first career goal on Saturday.
“Our alumni is very in tune with what’s going on with the program,” Alberici says. “They’ve supported the Wounded Warrior program and the Army-Navy alumni game.”
And two alums in particular had reason to be proud with win No. 700.
“I thanked [MacGibbon and O’Sullivan’s] fathers for their support of the program,” Alberici says. “And for sending us their offspring.”
Ross Gillum
Class of 2009
Tom Palesky
Class of 2006
