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The field for the 2005 Algonquin Cup includes several of the top college programs in the nation.

CORNELL \| website Cornell finished the 2005 campaign with an 11-3 overall record and completed its first perfect 6-0 Ivy season since 1987, advancing to the NCAA tournament for the second straight season in the process.
DUKE \| website In ’05, The Blue Devils set a school and NCAA record for victories in a season with 17 and made it to the NCAA championship game for the first time. The Devils are lead by Long Island native and Tewaaraton Finalist Matt Danowski.
HOBART \| website The Statesmen completed their first season in the ECAC with a 7-7 overall record and return a veteran team including ECAC Rookie of the Year Daryl Veltman.
HOFSTRA \| website The Pride host a stellar field at one of the finest lacrosse facilities in the country. The local favorite Pride finished the ’05 season ranked 15th in the RPI Poll and capable of beating any team in the country.
ST. JOHN’S \| website The Red Storm look to improve in their second season as a program under Rick Sowell. Sowell, a nationally respected coach, built programs at Dartmouth and Georgetown before taking the job with St. John’s last year.
STONY BROOK \| website America East Coach of the Year Lars Tiffany and the Seawolves made history last season, jumping into the Top 20 for the first time in the program's 16-year history and climbing as high as No. 13.

CORNELL \| website Cornell finished the 2005 campaign with an 11-3 overall record and completed its first perfect 6-0 Ivy season since 1987, advancing to the NCAA tournament for the second straight season in the process.
DUKE \| website In ’05, The Blue Devils set a school and NCAA record for victories in a season with 17 and made it to the NCAA championship game for the first time. The Devils are lead by Long Island native and Tewaaraton Finalist Matt Danowski.
HOBART \| website The Statesmen completed their first season in the ECAC with a 7-7 overall record and return a veteran team including ECAC Rookie of the Year Daryl Veltman.
HOFSTRA \| website The Pride host a stellar field at one of the finest lacrosse facilities in the country. The local favorite Pride finished the ’05 season ranked 15th in the RPI Poll and capable of beating any team in the country.
ST. JOHN’S \| website The Red Storm look to improve in their second season as a program under Rick Sowell. Sowell, a nationally respected coach, built programs at Dartmouth and Georgetown before taking the job with St. John’s last year.
STONY BROOK \| website America East Coach of the Year Lars Tiffany and the Seawolves made history last season, jumping into the Top 20 for the first time in the program's 16-year history and climbing as high as No. 13.