Keuka College Men's Lacrosse

Paige has guided the Wolves to a 144-83 record (.634 winning percentage), by far the winningest mens lacrosse coach in school history. His squads have captured the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) championship in five of the last eight years, including winning four straight from 2011 to 2014. During the 2015 season, Keuka went 9-4 (7-1 NEAC) and advanced into the NEAC championship after a thrilling 12-11 overtime win vs. Hilbert in the semifinals. Keuka fell in the NEAC title game, snapping its streak of four straight postseason titles. Keuka landed nine on the All-NEAC, led by a quartet of first-teamers: juniors and , and sophomores and . Seniors (2nd), (2nd), and (3rd), and juniors (3rd) and (3rd) also were honored by NEAC. Voigt capped his career second all-time in goals (109) and points (175), and was fourth in assists (66), while Gray is third in goals (107) and fifth in points (151). Senior was named Team MVP after finishing his career third in saves (467) and fifth in saves percentage (59.1). During a storybook 2014 campaign, Paige's team won its first 14 games and claimed another NEAC title with a 13-5 win over Morrisville State, the program's fourth straight title. At one point during the 2014 season, Keuka College won 26 straight games (a school-record) and were among the school's receiving votes in the USILA's weekly top 20 poll. The Green and Gold earned the program's first-ever berth in the NCAA tournament before falling to Cortland in the first round. Ten student-athletes earned All-NEAC honors. Scott Miller earned his second straight Defensive Player of the Year honors, and was named first-team All-NEAC. Connor Latimer and Zach Koczent also earned first-team All-NEAC, as did Saltrelli, Sacco and Dustin Springer were named second-team All-NEAC along with Kuppel and Trevor Jones. The Green and Gold successfully completed the three-peat of NEAC championships by defeating Hilbert College 17-5 in the 2013 title game. After dropping their season-opener to nationally-ranked RIT, the Wolfpack rattled off 12 straight wins to claim both the NEAC regular season and postseason championships. Keuka featured one of the most potent offenses in the country, as Latimer earned first-team All-NEAC and was the conferences Offensive Player of the Year after leading the nation in points per game (6.54). He shattered school records for points (85) and assists (41) in a season and led the conference in both statistical categories. The attacker finished the season ranked third nationally in assists per game (3.15) and seventh in goals per game (3.38). As a team, Keuka finished second in the nation in scoring average (226 goals, 17.38 goals/game), second in scoring margin (10.31), second in assists per game (11) and fourth in caused turnovers per game (13.92). Seven members of the Storm earned first-team All-NEAC: Latimer was joined by Miller, the NEACs  Defensive Player of the Year, Saltrelli, Voigt, Koczent, Anthony Luppino, and Brandon DeCaire on the first team. Voigt, who matched his career high with five goals and added two assists in the NEAC championship, earned Tournament MVP honors as the Wolfpack picked up their 18th straight win against NEAC foes and set a school record for wins with 12.  Justin Strain was named second-team All-NEAC while Mike Crumlish earned third-team All-NEAC honors. Paige, who picked up career win number 100 with a 14-9 road triumph over rival Morrisville State on March 30, garnered Coach of the Year after another successful campaign. Keuka successfully defended its NEAC title in 2012, posting an 11-4 overall record that featured a 7-1 record in conference play. After dropping its first NEAC game of the year, the Wolfpack went on a tear, winning its next nine games against conference foes, including the postseason, when the Green and Gold routed Cazenovia College and Medaille College by a combined score of 33-11 to capture its second straight NEAC title. Chris Redington matched his career-high with eight points (seven goals and one assist) in a 17-5 win over Medaille in the NEAC title game to earn Tournament MVP honors. Senior Gino Marcello, Miller and Koczent each earned first-team All-NEAC honors while Redington earned second-team and Luppino earned third-team All-NEAC honors during the regular season.  Over its last seven games, all wins, Keuka surrendered only 30 goals, an average of 4.3 goals per game, including a 24-0 road shutout of Penn State-Abington, the first shutout in the programs 26-year history. The Wolfpack finished the 2011 season with a 10-5 record, including going 5-1 in the NEAC, and earned another conference crown after knocking off No. 1 seeded Morrisville 8-7 in the championship game. Six different Wolfpack players earned All-NEAC honors, including senior goalie Brett Leonard, the NEAC Goalie of the Year who also earned NEAC tournament MVP honors after sporting an 8-5 mark as Keukas starting goalie. Keuka captured the NEAC title after bouncing back from a 1-4 start. The Wolfpack closed the year strong, winning nine of its next 10 games by a score of 137-62, including the one-goal win in the NEAC championship. Paige led Keuka to a 5-9 record overall and 4-2 conference mark in 2010. In 2009, he led his team to a perfect 4-0 NEAC record while also winning the first-ever NEAC mens lacrosse tournament championship with a 17-4 win over Medaille College.  Paige was named the NEAC Coach of the Year and placed seven players on the All-Conference teams including the Player of the Year, Goalie of the Year, and Tourney MVP. He led the Wolfpack to an 8-5 record in 2008 while having both his scoring offense and scoring defense nationally ranked. Paige also coached the mens and womens cross country teams here at Keuka from 2004-2008. Paige was a standout lacrosse player at Washington College (Chestertown, Md.), where he earned a bachelors degree in 1995. He earned All-America honors three times, including a first-team selection in 1994, and was selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game that same year. He captained his team in 1994, was a first team All-Middle Atlantic Conference selection in 1992-93, and a first team All-Centennial Conference pick in 1994. He was inducted into Washington College's Athletic Hall of Fame Oct. 22, 2012. Prior to taking over the Wolfpack, Paige served as assistant head coach at his alma mater, as well as St. Andrews School in Middletown, Del. Paige resides with his wife, Christine, in Penn Yan, N.Y

Supple will enter his second season as Head Cross Country Coach at Keuka College in the fall of 2016. Supple comes to Keuka College with a wealth of coaching and athletics knowledge. A former standout athlete, Supple has made stops at Bridgewater State University and Alfred State University prior to arriving in Keuka Park. Coach Supple also has had extensive military training, having served active duty in the United States Coast Guard from December 2006 to December 2014. He has worked in units across the eastern seaboard and has numerous commendations for his service. " I'd like to thank Coach Dave Sweet and Coach Jason Paige for the opportunity they have given me. I could not be happier and I am excited to join the Keuka College community." A Penn Yan native, Joe Supple graduated from Boston University. Supple is currently a graduate student at New York Chiropractic College studying Applied Clinical Nutrition. Coach Supple resides in Victor, NY with his wife Nicole and daughter Paisley. Joe Supple will enter his second season as Head Cross Country Coach at Keuka College in the fall of 2016. Supple comes to Keuka College with a wealth of coaching and athletics knowledge. A former standout athlete, Supple has made stops at Bridgewater State University and Alfred State University prior to arriving in Keuka Park. Coach Supple also has had extensive military training, having served active duty in the United States Coast Guard from December 2006 to December 2014. He has worked in units across the eastern seaboard and has numerous commendations for his service. " I'd like to thank Coach Dave Sweet and Coach Jason Paige for the opportunity they have given me. I could not be happier and I am excited to join the Keuka College community." A Penn Yan native, Joe Supple graduated from Boston University. Supple is currently a graduate student at New York Chiropractic College studying Applied Clinical Nutrition. Coach Supple resides in Victor, NY with his wife Nicole and daughter Paisley.