Catholic University of America Men’s Lacrosse Program Information
Men’s Lacrosse Program Information
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- 620 Michigan Avenue, NE
- Washington, DC 20064
- (202) 319-5000
- http://www.cua.edu
- Year Founded:
- 1887
- Religious Affiliation:
- Catholic
- College Type:
- Private
, Urban - Enrollment:
- 3194 (full time undergrad)
- Tuition In State:
- $51,040
- Tuition Out of State:
- $51,040
- Division:
- NCAA III
- Conference:
- Old Dominion Athletic Conference (Division III), Eastern College Athletic Conference, Landmark Conference
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Catholic University of America Men’s lacrosse Program Recruiting and Coaching Staff
For anyone who is looking to get recruited it’s important to know who to get in front of – and NCSA has the information you’ll need. The Head Coach of the Catholic University of America Men’s Lacrosse program is Jon Sax. Other key personnel are:
- Assistant Coach Chris Hamilton
- Assistant Coach Kyle Helfrich
- Assistant Coach Mo Lanzas
- Assistant Coach IV Stucker
For anybody who is considering being a member of Catholic University of America Men’s Lacrosse program these are the people you’ll want to contact.
You’ll be able to choose to get in touch with them via email utilizing the link above or call the college to obtain more details about the school and Men’s Lacrosse program before determining if it’s the best fit for you personally.
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Athletics Information
- Conference:
- Old Dominion Athletic Conference (Division III), Eastern College Athletic Conference, Landmark Conference
- Division:
- NCAA III
- Athletic Director:
- Mike Allen
Men’s Lacrosse Coaching Staff
- Chris Hamilton
Assistant Coach - Kyle Helfrich
Assistant Coach - Mo Lanzas
Assistant Coach - Jon Sax
Head Coach - IV Stucker
Assistant Coach
Sports Offered
- Baseball
- Field Hockey
- Football
- Men’s Basketball
- Men’s Diving
- Men’s Golf
- Men’s Lacrosse
- Men’s Rowing
- Men’s Soccer
- Men’s Swimming
- Men’s Tennis
- Men’s Track
- Softball
- Women’s Basketball
- Women’s Diving
- Women’s Golf
- Women’s Lacrosse
- Women’s Rowing
- Women’s Soccer
- Women’s Swimming
- Women’s Tennis
- Women’s Track
- Women’s Volleyball
Club Sports
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Admissions Contact Info
- Admissions Toll Free Phone:
- (800) 673-2772
- Admissions Phone:
- (202) 319-5000
- Admissions Email:
- [email protected]
Academic Requirements
- Academic Selectivity:
- Selective
- Religious Requirements:
- Yes
- Specific Religious Requirements:
- N/A
Application Information
- Application Deadline:
- Yes
- Application Deadline Date:
- January 1
- Application Final Date:
- February 15
- Application Priority Date:
- February 15 (priority)
- Notification Date:
- Rolling beginning March 15
- Rolling Admissions:
- No
- Early Action:
- Yes
- Early Action Closing Date:
- November 1
- Early Decision:
- No
- Early Decision Deadline:
- November 15
- Common Application:
- Yes
Student Body Averages
- Average Freshman GPA:
- 3.
0 - Average ACT Composite:
- 24
- Average ACT English:
- 0
- Average ACT Math:
- 0
- Average ACT Writing:
- 0
- ACT 25th Percentile:
- 22%
- ACT 75th Percentile:
- 28%
ACT
0- Average SAT 1 Combined:
- 1118
- Average SAT 1 Math:
- 555
- Average SAT 1 Verbal:
- 563
- SAT 25th Percentile:
- 1020%
- SAT 75th Percentile:
- 1230%
- SAT 2 Requirements:
SAT
Majors
- Accounting and Computer Science,
- Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering,
- Architectural Engineering,
- Architecture,
- Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology,
- Biology,
- Biomedical/Medical Engineering,
- Chemistry,
- Civil Engineering,
- Clinical Psychology,
- Computer Science,
- Construction Engineering Technologies,
- Construction Management,
- Criminal Justice, Forensics and Corrections,
- Criminology,
- Data Processing,
- Drama and Stagecraft,
- Economics,
- Education, Other,
- Education/Teaching,
- Electrical Engineering,
- Engineering,
- Engineering, Other,
- English Literature, Other,
- Environmental Engineering,
- Health Professions, Other,
- History,
- Mathematics,
- Mathematics and Computer Science,
- Mechanical Engineering,
- Nursing,
- Physics,
- Political Science and Government,
- Psychology,
- Public Policy Analysis,
- Science Technologies,
- Social Sciences,
- Sociology,
- Visual and Performing Arts,
Majors Offered:
Location
- City/Town Situated In:
- Washington, DC
- Population:
- 588292
- Major City Closest To School:
- Washington, DC
- Distance Of Major City:
- 0 Miles
- Closest International Airport:
- Washington, DC
- Distance To International Airport:
- 10 Miles
- Closest Other Airport:
- Washington, DC
- Distance To Other Airport:
- 35 Miles
Location Description:
193-acre, suburban campus in Washington, DC (population: 588,292).
Served by airport, bus, and train. School operates transportation to adjacent apartment complexes and residential community. Public transportation serves campus.
Demographics
- Male:
- 45.65%
- Female:
- 54.35%
- African American:
- 5.54%
- Asian American:
- 3.64%
- Caucasian:
- 64.37%
- Hispanic:
- 12.88%
- International:
- 5.21%
- Other:
- 3.19%
- Student Faculty Ratio:
- 7:1
- Out State Freshmen:
- 99%
- Campus Size:
- 193 acres
Campus Life
- Freshmen In School Housing:
- 95%
- Students Live On Campus:
- 70%
- Students Live Off Campus:
- 32%
- Students Live On Campus During Weekends:
- 0%
Housing Types:
- Coed dorms, Single-student apartments, Special housing for disabled students, Other
Fraternities & Sororities
- Fraternities & Sororities:
- Y
- Number Of Fraternities:
- 1
- Number Of Sororities:
- 1
- Join Fraternities:
- 0%
- Join Sororities:
- 1%
ROTC
- Air Force ROTC:
- Yes
- Navy ROTC:
- Yes
- Army ROTC:
- Yes
Financial Aid
- Financial Aid Toll Free Number:
- 888 635-7788
- Financial Aid Phone:
- (202) 319-5307
- Financial Aid Email:
- [email protected]
- Aid Notification Date:
- Financial Aid Forms:
- FAFSA, Other
- Tuition Instate:
- $51,040
- Tuition Out of State:
- $51,040
- Room & Board:
- $8,866
- Average Debt On Graduation:
- $0
Scholarship Numbers
FTF = First Time Freshmen
FTU = Full Time Undergraduate
- Average Non-Need Based Athletic Grant and Scholarship Amount:
- FTF :$0
- FTU : $0
- Number of Students Who Received Non-Need Based Athletic Grants and Scholarships:
- FTF :0
- FTU : 0
- Average Non-Need Based Scholarship or Grant Amount:
- FTF :$10,317
- FTU : $10,449
- Average Need-Based Loan Amount:
- FTF :$3,416
- FTU : $4,377
- Average Need-Based-Self-Help-Award Amount:
- FTF :$4,904
- FTU : $5,158
- Average Need-Based Scholarship or Grant Amount:
- FTF :$16,752
- FTU : $15,576
- Average Financial Aid Package:
- FTF :$21,198
- FTU : $20,209
- Average Percentage Of Need Met (Based on EFC):
- FTF :86%
- FTU : 81%
NCSA Alumni at Catholic University of America
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Connor Baia Class of 2023 Men’s Lacrosse |
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Bjorn Olofson Class of 2023 Men’s Lacrosse |
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Joseph (JoJo) Pores Class of 2022 Men’s Lacrosse |
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Jack Dwyer Class of 2022 Men’s Lacrosse |
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Connor McDonough Class of 2020 Men’s Lacrosse |
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Catholic University (District Of Columbia) Women’s Lacrosse Recruiting & Scholarship Information
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Overview
This is the Catholic University (District Of Columbia) Lacrosse scholarship and program information page.
Here you can explore important information about Catholic University Lacrosse. This information is very valuable for all high school student-athletes to understand as they start the recruiting process. Catholic University is located in Washington, DC and the Lacrosse program competes in the Landmark Conference conference.
Catholic University does not offer athletic scholarships for Lacrosse. Need-based and academic scholarships are available for student-athletes. Athletic scholarships are available for NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NAIA and NJCAA. On average, 34% of all student-athletes receive athletic scholarships.
If you are interested in getting recruited by Catholic University Lacrosse, you should get to know more about the school, what academic programs are offered, and important members of the coaching staff – these are the people you need to connect with. Getting familiar with the Lacrosse program is an important first step in the recruiting process.
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Program Information
Division
NCAA DIII
Conference
Landmark Conference
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Meghan McDonogh
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Assistant Coach
Wylie Cassidy
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Autumn McHenry
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School Profile
Student-to-Faculty Ratio
7-1
Calendar System
Semester
Graduation Rate
69%
Retention Rate
86%
Enrollment by Gender
47% Male / 53% Female
On-Campus Housing
Yes
Admissions
Acceptance Rate
79%
Total Applicants
5,991
Test Scores (25th-75th Percentile)
SAT
Students Submitting Scores
85%
Reading
510-620
Math
510-610
Writing
Not Reported
ACT
Students Submitting Scores
30%
Composite
22-28
English
Not Reported
Math
Not Reported
Writing
Not Reported
Requirements
Open Admission Policy
No
Application Fee
$55
Recommendations
Required
Secondary School Record
Required
Secondary School GPA
Required
Secondary School Rank
Recommended
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Cost
In-State
Total Cost
$60,462
Tuition
$38,000
Fee
$526
On-Campus Room & Board
Not Reported
Out-of-State
Total Cost
$60,462
Tuition
$38,000
Fee
$526
On-Campus Room & Board
Not Reported
Financial Aid
% Undergraduates Receiving Aid
95%
Majors
Arts and Humanities
Architecture and Related Services
Architecture
Architecture
English Language and Literature/Letters
English Language and Literature, General
English Language and Literature, General
Visual and Performing Arts
Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General
Fine and Studio Arts
Art/Art Studies, General
Fine/Studio Arts, General
Art History, Criticism and Conservation
Music
Music, General
Music History, Literature, and Theory
Music Performance, General
Music Theory and Composition
Keyboard Instruments
Voice and Opera
Music Pedagogy
Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
French Language and Literature
Spanish Language and Literature
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General
Ancient/Classical Greek Language and Literature
Latin Language and Literature
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Philosophy
Philosophy
Religion/Religious Studies
Religion/Religious Studies
Business
Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Business Administration, Management and Operations
Business Administration and Management, General
Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions and Contracts Management
Accounting and Related Services
Accounting
Finance and Financial Management Services
Finance, General
International Finance
International Business
International Business/Trade/Commerce
Marketing
Marketing/Marketing Management, General
Health and Medicine
Health Professions and Related Programs
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursin
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
Interdisciplinary Studies
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
General Studies
Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies
Area Studies
Near and Middle Eastern Studies
Italian Studies
Public and Social Services
Public Administration and Social Service Professions
Human Services, General
Human Services, General
Social Work
Social Work
Science, Math, and Technology
Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services
Computer and Information Sciences, General
Information Technology
Computer Science
Computer Science
Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Biology, General
Biology/Biological Sciences, General
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology
Biochemistry
Physical Sciences
Chemistry
Chemistry, General
Chemistry, Other
Physics
Physics, General
Engineering
Biomedical/Medical Engineering
Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering, General
Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Mathematics and Statistics
Mathematics
Mathematics, General
Social Sciences
Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs
Communication and Media Studies
Mass Communication/Media Studies
Psychology
Psychology, General
Psychology, General
History
History
History, General
Education
Education, General
Education, General
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods
Elementary Education and Teaching
Early Childhood Education and Teaching
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas
English/Language Arts Teacher Education
Mathematics Teacher Education
Social Studies Teacher Education
Drama and Dance Teacher Education
French Language Teacher Education
German Language Teacher Education
History Teacher Education
Spanish Language Teacher Education
Social Sciences
Social Sciences, General
Social Sciences, General
Anthropology
Anthropology
Economics
Economics, General
International Economics
Economics, Other
Political Science and Government
Political Science and Government, General
Sociology
Sociology
Quick Facts
Athletic Conference
Landmark Conference
Academic Selectivity
Selective
Undergrad Enrollment
3,480
Control/Affiliation
Private not-for-profit (religious affiliation)
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ABOUT ION UNIVERSITY
At Iona you will find bright, inquisitive students who strive to achieve something for themselves and for others. We encourage both innovative, independent thinking and a deep commitment to the community.
Iona’s unique locations offer the best of both worlds. Our campuses in New Rochelle and Bronxville provide a comfortable and inviting learning environment. At Iona, everyone knows each other, teachers and students work closely together. With New York City less than half an hour away, students have unlimited career opportunities and internship opportunities. Not to mention access to some of the best cultural attractions in the world!
No two trips to Iona are the same.
But they all have a few things in common. Highly qualified teachers, out-of-the-box thinking, and a commitment to helping others underscore every Iona experience.
MISSION STATEMENT
Iona University is a caring academic community, inspired by the legacy of Blessed Edmund Rice and fellow Christians, that embodies opportunity, justice, and the liberating power of education. The goal of Iona University is to promote intellectual exploration, community engagement, and understanding of diversity. In the tradition of American Catholic higher education, Iona University devotes its energies and resources to the development of alumni recognized for their ethical, creative, and problem-solving abilities; their independent and adaptive thinking; their joy in lifelong learning; and their enduring integration of mind, body and spirit.
VISION
The University of Iona will be the destination and launching pad for students and faculty to develop the qualities of character, thought, and spirit that are essential elements of a liberal arts education and essential to a productive and meaningful place in the world.
The University will build on its institutional legacy of teaching and service to provide national leadership in service learning, experiential and entrepreneurial education, innovative pedagogy, and community and civic engagement.
STATEMENT OF VALUES
Iona University will provide resources and support in an academic and social context to nurture students as they pursue the goals enshrined in their mission statement. To give students what they need to succeed in life and study, the university will use its relationship-based learning environment to empower students to take control of their own education and the lives that their education will enrich. In addition, the following University values will guide and focus learning to promote future well-being:
Personal training
Public benefit
Scientific Commitment
Spiritual Grounding
Diversity, Fairness, Inclusion
Community
This student-centered focus, combined with the historically transformative values and components of Iona education, will prepare students to learn the way they intend to live – with purpose.
HISTORY
Founded in 1940 as a Catholic university in the tradition of fellow Christians and American Catholic higher education.
Campuses
The two campuses in Westchester County are New Rochelle and nearby Bronxville, New York. Two miles from Long Island Sound and 20 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.
Registration
- total 3621 students
- 3032 undergraduate students
- 589 graduate students
STUDENT COMPOSITION
- 809 full-time freshmen
- 53% female students, 47% male students
- 36 states and territories represented
- Students from 49 countries enrolled
- Past six year graduation rate 57% (Fall 2016 cohort)
ACADEMIES
- About 40 undergraduate programs and over 40 minors
- 24 graduate programs at the School of Arts and Sciences, LaPenta School of Business, New York-Presbyterian Jonah School of Health Sciences, and the Hines Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
- 14 master’s degrees
- 10 Advanced Certificate Programs
- Over 50,000 alumni worldwide
STUDENT LIFE
- More than 80 different clubs, organizations and student groups on campus, including 10 club sports teams and an expanded performing arts program.
- 1109 undergraduate students living on campus
- 56% of freshmen live on campus
ATHLETICS: NCAA DIVISION I PROGRAM WITH 21 UNIVERSAL TEAMS
NCAA Division I program with 23 varsity teams
Men: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, football, swimming and diving, athletics, water polo. The newly announced lacrosse starts in 2024-25.
Women: basketball, cross country, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, track and field, volleyball, water polo. The newly announced Tumbling and Tumbling starts in 2024–25.
Known for men’s basketball, New York’s top team for over 25 years; and Men’s Cross Country MAAC Championship Team 32 consecutive years
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How a rugby player saved the White House from terrorists.
Heroes of September 11 from the world of sport The tragedy claimed the lives of about 3,000 people. Eminent athletes were also among the victims – about this in the material “RBC Sport”
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Man in red bandana
Former Boston University lacrosse team player Welles Crowther, who worked as a broker for Sandler O’Neil and Partner, was on the 104th floor of the South Tower at the time of the attack. Immediately after the plane crashed into the building, Crowther went down to the 78th floor lobby, where he met a group of survivors. He picked up the young woman and led the group to the only working staircase, escorted them to the 61st floor and headed back. By the time he got back to the 78th floor, he had wrapped a bandana around his face to protect himself from the smoke.
Crowther managed to get 18 people out of the tower. He was last seen with New York firefighters before the building collapsed. Crowther’s body was found in March 2002.
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In 2006, while performing at the 2006 Winter Olympics, Crowther’s friend Tyler Jewell wore a red bandanna in his honor. Crowther’s story was the basis for the documentary The Man in the Red Bandana.
Rugby against terrorists
Another heroic act during the attack was made by Mark Bingham, a former San Francisco rugby player for The Fog. On September 11, Bingham was on United Airlines Flight 98. After the terrorists hijacked the plane, Bingham and other passengers tried to stop the hijackers from crashing into a building in Washington, presumably either the Capitol or the White House. As a result of the fight between terrorists and a group led by Bingham, the plane crashed in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
In 2002, the Mark Kendall Bingham Rugby Memorial Cup for Gays was organized in honor of the former athlete – for many years, Bingham, who did not hide his orientation, helped create rugby clubs with gay participation around the world.
Stanley Cup Winner
One of the passengers on United Airlines Flight 175 that crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center was a former hockey player, 31-year-old Mark Bevis. Bevis started playing hockey at Boston University, and later played in the AHL (the second league in North America) for the Providence Bruins and the Fredericton Canadiens. After retiring, he worked as a scout for the Los Angeles Kings for several years – on September 11, he was just flying to Los Angeles for the Kings organizational meetings.
After Bevis’ death, his family started the Leadership Fund, which helps students get scholarships to colleges and universities.
“Mark has dedicated most of his life to developing young people, encouraging them to follow their dreams. He coached boys and girls in hockey, the game he loved, but more importantly, he was their role model, mentor and friend.
Stanley Cup winner Garnet Bailey flew to Los Angeles with Bevis. He played for the Boston Bruins, Washington Capitals, Detroit Red Wings, and St.
Louis Blues, and later became director of scouting for the Los Angeles Kings.
After Bailey’s death, his family established a foundation that raises funds for hospitalized children, infants and their families. The club, 10 years after the tragedy, named a new mascot in honor of Bailey.
In 2012, after winning the Stanley Cup, the Kings took the trophy to the National 9/11 Memorial in New York City, placed it on a panel with the names of Bayley and Bevis, and invited their family members to spend their “Day with the Cup.”
Another victim of the attack was Marie-Rae Sopper. While studying at the university, she received a scholarship for the last three years for her athletic achievements. After university, Sopper worked for the JAG Corps, the legal arm of the US Navy. At the same time, she worked on the coaching staff of the George Washington University Women’s Gymnastics Club team. On September 11, 2001, Sopper was on American Airlines Flight 77, which crashed into the Pentagon.
After Sopper’s death, the University of Iowa, where the athlete studied, established the Marie-Rae Sopper Award for Excellence for gymnasts, and the Marie-Rae Sopper Memorial Gymnastics Foundation was opened at the University of California.
Former athletes were also at the epicenter of the attack.
Dan Trant and Eamon McEnini worked as investment brokers for Cantor Fitzgerald, whose office was in the North Tower of the World Trade Center, where the first plane hijacked by terrorists crashed. Trant was a former basketball player for the Boston Celtics and coached a Catholic high school team after his retirement. His colleague Eamon McEnini played lacrosse while studying at the university. At 1977th he was recognized as the best player in the championship among universities, and a year later he represented the United States in the World Cup. In addition to sports, Makinini was fond of poetry, and after his death, the family, in collaboration with the Cornell University Library, published a collection of Macinini’s poems, Bend in the Road.