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#7 - Rock-It Pocket
Coach: Flip Naumburg
Key Players: A Craig Nolan (Ohio State, '06), LSM Mark Plonkey (Colorado State, '04), A Kelten Johnson (Colorado State, '04), A Lance Vitt (Ohio State, '05)
Capsule: What Middlebury is to Guttman, Colorado State is to Rock-it Pocket. With a squad that is mostly made up of current and former CSU players, RIP has improved every year in the last three at Vail. An 8th place finish in 2002 was followed up by a surprising 6th place showing in 2003, including a come from behind win against Warrior and a one goal loss to Guttman in the 5th place game. While the majority of the team wore green and gold in college, Rock-it Pocket has rounded up a few ringers this year as well. Craig Nolan and Lance Vitt from Ohio State will help form a tough attack group while Troy Ergenbright (Rutgers) bolsters the defense. LSM Mark Plonkey was a consensus All-American three straight years at CSU and will patrol the middle. For Rock-it Pocket to improve on their 2003 showing, they will rely on the "family" attitude that has brought them so much success at the MDIA level.
1OMike Hamm
1 Garth Heath
2 Nick Harper
3 Pete Jokish
4 Ryan Ferrin
7 Kelton Johnson
8 Pat Bird
9 Jared Katz
11 Mike Napolilli
12 Derek Koll
13 Mike Roth
14 Tim Farquher
15 Ryan Robichand
16 Lance Vitt
17 Mark Plonkey
18 Lauen Husson
19 Phil Eichhorne
20 Pat Coy
21 Brett Koll
22 Michael Murphy
23 Kale Nelson
24 Pete Meyers
25 John Nabb
26 Alex Smith
27 Scott Micolli
28 Rory Burke
29 Kelin Bershinsky
31 Kurt Nakazono
32 Eric Bloom
33 Ryan Price
34 Joe Glischinski
