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Senior captain Evan Wyler

NJAC Preseason Favorite Red Dragons to Open Camp Aug. 18

08.10 | Football

The SUNY Cortland football team is the top choice among 10 teams in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) preseason poll, as voted upon by the league’s coaches. The Red Dragons return 17 starters and 61 players overall, including 49 who played in at least one varsity game, from last year’s squad that finished 7-4 and competed in the ECAC Div. III Northwest Bowl.

Cortland placed third in the conference last season with a 7-2 mark despite losing starting quarterback Dan Pitcher (Cortland) for the year due to injury in the second game. Pitcher and senior defensive lineman Lou Crispo (Eastchester), who played in only three games before missing the rest of the season with an injury, are both team captains for the second straight season. Senior wide receiver Anthony Giuliano (Thornwood/Westlake) and senior defensive lineman Evan Wyler (Warwick/Warwick Valley) are also team captains this fall.

2010 Football Season Tickets Now Available

06.17 | Football

2010 SUNY Cortland football season tickets are now on sale. The cost is $55, which includes a reserved seat for all five home games.

Cortland's home opener is Sept. 18 vs. Buffalo State. The Red Dragons will also host Brockport on Oct. 9, Montclair State on Oct. 30, William Paterson on Nov. 6 and rival Ithaca College in the annual Cortaca Jug game on Nov. 13. Cortland has made 15 postseason appearances over the last 22 years. The Red Dragons played in the ECAC Northwest Bowl last season and advanced to the NCAA Div. III quarterfinals in 2008.

To order season tickets, download the form below or contact Athletic Director Mike Urtz at (607) 753-4953 or mike.urtz@cortland.edu.

Season Ticket Information Flyer/Order Form (PDF file)

04.19 | Football

Cortland Football Golf Classic Set for June 4

The annual SUNY Cortland Football Golf Classic will be held on Friday, June 4, at the Walden Oaks Country Club in Cortland. The entry fee is $75 per person and includes greens fees, cart, driving contest, putting contest and food after the round. Proceeds from the tournament support the SUNY Cortland football program.

For more information, download the tournament brochure (PDF file) or contact assistant coach Evan Rothstein at (607) 753-4949 or evan.rothstein@cortland.edu.

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04.16 | Football, Champions

Cortland Football to Host Second Annual Bone Marrow Testing Drive May 1

For the second straight year, SUNY Cortland head football coach Dan MacNeill and the Red Dragons’ football team is participating in the "Get in the Game - Save a Life" National Marrow Donor Program in an effort to recruit new members to the bone marrow registry. The team will host a bone marrow registry on Saturday, May 1, at SUNY Cortland's Corey Union.

Modeled after a program run by Villanova head football coach Andy Talley, the event will run from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. MacNeill served as an assistant coach at Villanova under Talley before taking over as Cortland’s head coach in 1997.

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02.05 | General

SUNYAC Honors 92 Cortland Fall Athletes on Academic Lists

The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) has recognized 92 SUNY Cortland fall sports student-athletes on its All-Academic and Commissioner's List teams for the 2009 season.

Athletes earn a spot on the All-Academic LIst by recording at least a 3.3 grade point average during the most recent semester and are chosen to the Commissioner's List if they have at least a cumulative 3.3 grade point average over the past three semesters combined.

Complete List of Cortland Recipients (PDF)

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12.21 | Football

Evan Wyler and Bryan Wiley Named to All-ECAC Football Team

SUNY Cortland defensive ends Evan Wyler (Warwick/Warwick Valley) and Bryan Wiley (Cape Vincent/Thousand Islands) have been selected to the 2009 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Southeast Football all-star squad.

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12.11 | Football

Five Cortland Players Named to D3football.com All-East Team

Five SUNY Cortland players have been selected to the 2009 D3football.com All-East Region team. Senior defensive end Bryan Wiley (Cape Vincent/Thousand Islands) was a first-team selection, senior offensive guard Chris Van De Weert (Goshen) and senior defensive end Evan Wyler (Warwick/Warwick Valley) were second-team choices, and senior wide receiver Eric Hajnos (Grand Island) and sophomore cornerback D.J. Romano (Newburgh/Newburgh Free Academy) were named to the third team.

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12.02 | Football

Cortland Player and Coaches to Participate at D3 Senior Classic Dec. 5

Senior defensive end Bryan Wiley (Cape Vincent/Thousand Islands), head coach Dan MacNeill and assistant coaches Jason Rebrovich, Ola Adams and Jeff Beck will represent SUNY Cortland at the inaugural Division III Senior Football on Saturday, Dec. 5, in Salem, Va.

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12.02 | Football

Kyle Peterson Named to Academic All-District Football Team

Cortland senior punter Kyle Peterson (Montrose/Hendrick Hudson) has been chosen to the 2009 ESPN the Magazine College Division District I All-Academic Football First Team. The team includes Division II and III schools from New York and New England and is chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Peterson was eligible for Academic All-America honors by virtue of his first-team all-district selection, but he was not chosen to the national team.

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11.24 | Football

D.J. Romano Picked as NJAC Defensive Player of the Week

SUNY Cortland sophomore cornerback D.J. Romano (Newburgh/Newburgh Free Academy) has been named the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Defensive Player of the Week for the week ending Nov. 22.

Romano made a team-high 11 tackles, seven solo, in Cortland’s 34-20 loss at St. John Fisher in the ECAC Division III Northwest Bowl. Romano also led the Red Dragons with three pass breakups.

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