SETON HALLSETON HALLUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY

Department of Athletics & Recreational Services

Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center400 South Orange AvenueSouth Orange, NJ 07079

Dear Coach,

We look forward to having you, your coaching staff, and student-athletes visit us at Seton Hall Univer-sity. In order to assist you in planning your travel itinerary we have included the Visiting Team Guide and the Visiting Team Arrival Form. Please share these resources with the rest of your coaching staff and return the Visiting Team Arrival Form to Daniel Velez, Assistant Athletics Director for Facilities & Operationsat least two weeks prior to your scheduled athletics contest.

The 2012 – 2013 Visiting Team Guide can be used to fi nd local amenities such as lodging, transportation, restaurants, and directions to our various facilities. Also, included is contact information for members from our Offi ce of Athletics Communications, Facilities & Event Operations and Sport Medicine. If there is anything that we can do to make your stay at Seton Hall University more comfortable please let me know. Thank you and travel safely!

Sincerely,

Kevin J. SponzoAssociate Athletic Director for Facilities & OperationsRichie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center400 South Orange AvenueSouth Orange, NJ 07079973-275-2949kevin.sponzo@shu.edu

2012-13 VISITING TEAM GUIDE2012-13 VISITING TEAM GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION ..............................................................................................................................2

LODGING & TRANSPORTATION ...................................................................................................................3

DINING GUIDE .................................................................................................................................................4

DIRECTIONS ..................................................................................................................................................5-7

PARKING ........................................................................................................................................................8-9

LOCKER ROOMS, PRACTICE TIMES, DAY OF CONTEST PROTOCOL AND WILL CALL .................10

VENUES ........................................................................................................................................................... 11

OFFICE OF SPORTS MEDICINE ..............................................................................................................12-13

EMERGENCY ACTION PLANS ................................................................................................................14-16

TICKET INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................................17-18

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS ................................................................................................................19

STAFF DIRECTORY ...................................................................................................................................20-22

CAMPUS & AREA MAPS ..........................................................................................................................23-27

VISITING TEAM ARRIVAL FORM ...............................................................................................................28

general informationgeneral informationInstitution Name: Seton Hall UniversityAddress: 400 South Orange Avenue Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center South Orange, NJ 07079Offi cial Athletics Web Site: www.shupirates.comUniversity Web Site: www.shu.eduNational Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: BIG EASTFounded: 1856Undergraduate Enrollment: 5,200Nickname: PiratesMascot: PirateColors: Blue and WhitePresident, Seton Hall University: Dr. A. Gabriel EstebanDirector of Athletics & Recreational Services Patrick G. Lyons

Competition Facilities Sports Seating CapacityPrudential Center (Men & Women’s Basketball) 10,862Owen T. Carroll Field (Men & Women’s Soccer and Baseball) 1,800Walsh Gymnasium (Men & Women’s Basketball and Volleyball) 2,600Mike Sheppard, Sr. Field (Softball) 500Richard and Sheila Regan Field House (Cross Country) 3,000Arthur E. Imperatore Natatorium (Men & Women’s Swimming and Diving) 800South Orange Campus Courts (Women’s Tennis) Fiddler’s Elbow CC (Bedminster, N.J.) (Men’s and Women’s Golf) 54 Holes

GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION (all 973 area code)Department of Athletics and Recreational Services ............................................................................761-9498

Athletics Communications ..................................................................................................................761-9493Athletics Communications Fax ...........................................................................................................761-9061

Athletics Ticket Offi ce .........................................................................................................................275-4255Ticket Offi ce Fax .................................................................................................................................275-2230

Seton Hall University Campus Information ........................................................................................761-9000

Seton Hall University Offi ce of Undergraduate Admission ........................................................ 800-843-4255

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Hilton Short HillsHilton Short Hills41 JFK ParkwayShort Hills, NJ 07078Paul Holden, Director of Sales & Marketing 973-912-7959www.hiltonshorthills.com

Courtyard by Marriott / West OrangeCourtyard by Marriott / West Orange8 Rooney CircleWest Orange, NJ 973-669-4725

Hotel WestminsterHotel Westminster550 W Mount Pleasant AveLivingston, NJ 07039973.533.0600www.westminsterhotel.com

motor coachesmotor coaches

Saddle River ToursSaddle River ToursOffi cial Sponsor of the Seton Hall Pirates

Contact Name: Tom MurphyContact Number: 973-777-1900E-Mail: tmurphy@saddlerivertours.comFax Number: 973-777-1445Toll Free:Web Page: www.saddlerivertours.com

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Arturo’s Brick Oven PizzaArturo’s Brick Oven Pizza Bunny’s RestaurantBunny’s Restaurant180 Maplewood Avenue 12 West South Orange AvenueMaplewood, NJ 07040 South Orange, NJ 07112973-378-5800 973-763-1377

Domino’s PizzaDomino’s Pizza Charlie Brown’s SteakhouseCharlie Brown’s Steakhouse59 Academy Street 25 Main StreetSouth Orange, NJ 07079 Millburn, NJ 07041973-378-7900 973-376-1724

The Gas Light RestaurantThe Gas Light Restaurant Reggiano’s RestaurantReggiano’s Restaurant15 South Orange Avenue 500 Pleasant Valley WaySouth Orange, NJ 07079 West Orange, NJ 07052973-762-7077 973-669-0966

Terrance Allen CateringTerrance Allen Catering Toro LocoToro Loco10 Sloan Street 23 Valley StreetSouth Orange, NJ 07079 South Orange, NJ 07079973-313-1161 973-761-1515

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Brasilia GrillBrasilia Grill Fornos Restaurant Hobby’s Deli Brick City Bar & GrillFornos Restaurant Hobby’s Deli Brick City Bar & Grill618 Monroe Street 47 Ferry Street 32 Branford Ave. 35 Edison PlaceNewark, NJ 07105 Newark, NJ 07105 Newark, NJ 07105 Newark, NJ 07102973-589-8682 973-589-4767 973-623-0410 973-596-0004

Giovanni’s PlaceGiovanni’s Place La Prima Spanish Pavillion Port 44La Prima Spanish Pavillion Port 44537 Bloomfi eld Avenue 128 Frontage Road 31 Harrison Ave. 44 Commerce StreetNewark, NJ 07101 Newark, NJ 07101 Harrison, NJ 07029 Newark, NJ 07102973-484-894 973-690-5500 973-485-7750 973-979-2834

McGovern’sMcGovern’s Theater Square Grill Don Pepe Hell’s KitchenTheater Square Grill Don Pepe Hell’s Kitchen58 New Street 1 Center Street 844 Route 21 150 Lafayette StreetNewark, NJ 07102 Newark, NJ 07102 Newark, NJ 07105 Newark, NJ 07105973-634-3984 973-642-1226 973-623-5402 973-465-4422

Tops Diner Spain Restaurant Theatre Square Grill & NJPACTops Diner Spain Restaurant Theatre Square Grill & NJPAC500 Passaic Ave. 419 Market Street 1 Center StreetHarrison, NJ 07029 Newark, NJ 07105 Newark, NJ 07105973-481-0490 973-344-0994 973-642-1226

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DirectionsDirectionsRichie regan recreationRichie regan recreationand athletics centerand athletics center

From 280 East:Take the Center Street, Orange Exit 11. Turn right onto South Center Street (South Center Street becomes Centre Street.) Follow it approximately 2 miles to the intersection of South Orange Avenue and Centre Street. Enter the Uni-versity through the Farinella Gate across the intersection on South Orange Avenue.

From 280 West:Take Exit 11B, Day Street/Essex Avenue, Orange. Off-ramp becomes Freeway Drive West. Make a left at the second light onto South Day Street (Joyce Carnegie Place). Make a left at the next light onto Freeway Drive East. Turn right at the next light onto South Center Street. (South Center Street becomes Centre Street.) Follow it approximately 2 miles to the intersection of South Orange Avenue and Centre Street. Enter the University through the Farinella Gate across the intersection on South Orange Avenue.

From 78 East (Local):Take Exit 49B (Maplewood). Stay to the right off the exit. Make the second right, which is a jug handle, and cross over Springfi eld Avenue onto Valley Street. Take this street approximately 3 miles to South Orange Avenue. Turn right and proceed 1 mile to the University. Enter through the Farinella Gate on the right.

From 78 West:Take Exit 50B (Millburn), and turn right onto Vauxhall Road. Go three lights and bear right onto Valley Street. Take this street approximately 3 miles to South Orange Avenue. Turn right and proceed 1 mile to the University. Enter through the Farinella Gate on the right.

From the Garden State Parkway (North or South):Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 145. Follow directions for 280 West.

From New Jersey Turnpike:Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 15W. Follow directions for 280 West.

From Connecticut:Take Route 84 West into New York State until Route 84 ends. Take 684 South toward White Plains/Tappan Zee Bridge. Take 287 West over the Tappan Zee Bridge. Take Exit 14A (Garden State Parkway South) to Exit 145. Follow di-rections for 280 West.

From New York City:Go through either the Lincoln or Holland tunnel. From the Lincoln Tunnel, take the New Jersey Turnpike South to Exit 15W. From the Holland Tunnel, take the New Jersey Turnpike North to Exit 15W. Fol-low directions for 280 West.

From Pennsylvania:Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike East to the New Jersey Turnpike North. Get off the Turnpike at Exit 11 (Garden State Parkway North). Take the Parkway to Exit 145. Follow directions for 280 West.

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DirectionsDirectionsPRUDENTIAL centerPRUDENTIAL center

Via New Jersey Turnpike:Follow NJ Turnpike to Exit 15E (Newark/Jersey City). After tollbooth follow signs to Raymond Blvd on the left side, after a right side jug handle, stay to the right for Raymond Blvd, at the stop light make a right and proceed about 2 miles to Mulberry Street (Downtown Newark). Turn left onto Mulberry St. Continue past Market Street and Edison Place, the Prudential Center is on the right.

Via Garden State Parkway & Route 78 (From Southern & Western New Jersey):Follow Parkway North to Exit 142 (Route 78). Follow Route 78 east to exit 58A and follow signs for Rt. 1 and 9 North and then proceed to Rt. 21 North (McCarter Highway). Continue north on Rt. 21 for approximately 1.5 miles. At the Market Street intersection, make a left onto Market Street. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market Street and Mulberry, the Prudential Center is on the right.

Via Garden State Parkway (From Northern New Jersey):Follow Parkway South to Exit 145. Follow signs to Route 280 East Harrison/Newark. Route 280 East will divide as you enter the Newark city limits - stay in the far right lane to remain on Route 280. Take Exit 15A (Route 21/Downtown Newark). Make right and proceed for ½ mile on Route 21 until the Market Street inter-section. Make a right at the light onto Market Street. Make a left at the next light at the intersection of Market Street and Mulberry, the Prudential Center is on the right.

From Newark International Airport:Follow signs for Rt. 1 and 9 North and follow directions for Garden State Pkwy from Southern NJ.

From New York City:From GW Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel follow signs to NJ Turnpike South. Follow directions above for NJ Turnpike.

From Penn Station/NewarkPenn Station Newark is a short walk aw:ay from the Prudential Center and a stop on the PATH, AMTRAK and New Jersey Transit trains. Af-ter disembarking, walk through the terminal and up the staircase with the “To Gateway Center” awning. Proceed to the revolving doors and continue walking through to Gate-way Center complex (make a left turn at the Hilton Gateway entrance, and a right at Everything Yogurt). Walk the full length of the Gateway Complex and exit the building onto Mulberry Street. Continue left on Mulberry Street until reaching the Prudential Center, which is across the street on the right.

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DirectionsDirectionsfiddler’s elbowfiddler’s elbowcountry clubcountry club

From Northern New Jersey:Routes 46 and 80 WEST to Route 287 SOUTH; Route 287 SOUTH to Route 78 WEST to Exit 26- Lamington/North Branch. Left at stop light. Cross over Route 78 on Rattlesnake Bridge Road to Fid-dler’s Elbow Country Club- immediately on right.

From Newark Airport:Route 78 to Exit 26- Lamington/North Branch. Left at stop light. Cross over Route 78 on Rattlesnake Bridge Road to Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club-immediately on right.

From Philadelphia:New Jersey Turnpike NORTH to Exit 10- Route 287 NORTH: Route 287 NORTH to Route 78 WEST; Route 78 WEST to Exit 26- Lamington/North Branch. Left at stop Light. Cross over Route 78 on Rattlesnake Bridge Road to Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club- immediately on right.

From New York City:(two options)George Washington Bridge and Route 80 WEST to Route 287 SOUTH; Route 287 SOUTH to Route 78 WEST to Exit 26- Lamington/North Branch. Left at stop light. Cross over Route 78 on Rattle-snake Bridge Road to Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club- immediately on right.

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Lincoln Tunnel to New Jersey Turn-pike SOUTH to Exit 14 onto Route 78 WEST to Exit 26- Lamington/North Branch. Left at stop Light. Cross over Route 78 on Rattlesnake Bridge Road to Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club-im-mediately on right.

From the West:(Pennsylvania, Easton, Phillipsburg)Route 78 EAST to Exit 26- Laming-ton/North Branch. Right at the stop light to Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club- immediately on right.

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& athletic center& athletic center

• The Richie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center is located on Seton Drive at the East end of campus.

• Administrative Offi ces are located on the (3rd) fl oor and the Ticket Offi ce is located on the (2nd) fl oor at the main entrance.

• Basketball and Volleyball contests take place in Walsh Gymnasium, located on the second (2nd) fl oor.

• Swimming and Diving meets take place in Arthur E. Imperatore Natatorium, which is on the fi rst (2nd) fl oor.

• Baseball, Men’s Soccer and Women’s Soccer contests take place on Owen T. Carroll Field, located on Seton Drive, adjacent to the Seton Hall University Parking Deck on the South East side of campus.

• Softball contests take place at Mike Sheppard, Sr. Softball Field, located on the East side of campus.

• Tennis contests take place on the Seton Hall University Campus Courts, located on the east side of campus adjacent to the Seton Hall University Parking deck. The courts can be accessed on the back side of the lower level of the parking deck.

• Locker rooms are located on the (1st) and/or (2nd) fl oor(s) of the Richie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center, an Athletic Facility Staff Member will direct you to the assigned locker room.

• The Athletic Training room is on the fi rst (1st) fl oor.

HOST STAFF:An Athletics Facility staff member will greet visiting teams upon arrival and direct them to their designated locker room(s). To insure that complete attention is given towards your arrival on campus, please notify the Assistant Director of Athletics for Facilities & Operations of your travel arrangements at least two (2) weeks in advance, so that the ap-propriate measures may be carried out to make your visit a pleasant and enjoyable experience. Please remember to fi ll out and return the Visiting Team Arrival Form located within this packet (page 27) to the Assistant Athletics Director, Facilities & Operations...

PARKING:Parking is available surrounding the Richie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center as well as in the Seton Hall University Parking Deck; please reference page 30 for parking map. To insure that complete attention is given to your arrival on campus, please notify the Assistant Athletic Director, Facilities & Operations of your travel arrangements by fi lling out and returning the Visiting Team Arrival Form.

OFFICIALS PARKING:Parking for Offi cials is available surrounding the Richie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center as well as in the Seton Hall University Parking Deck; please reference page 30 for parking map. To insure that complete attention is given to your arrival on campus, please notify the Assistant Athletic Director, Facilities & Operations of your travel arrange-ments by fi lling out and returning the Visiting Team Arrival Form.

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The Prudential Center is located 165 Mulberry Street, Newark, New Jersey.

TICKET OFFICE & VENUE LOCATIONS:The Ticket Offi ce is located at the corner of Mulberry and Edison Place.

HOST STAFF:A member of the Athletic Facility staff will greet visiting teams upon arrival and direct them to their designated locker room(s). To insure that complete attention is given towards your arrival on campus, please fi ll out and return the Visiting Team Arrival Form located within this packet (page 27) to the Assistant Athletics Director, Facilities & Operations.

OFFICIALS PARKING:Offi cials will be assigned to a parking lot at or near the competition venue. Please contact the Associ-ate Athletic Director, Team Operations at 973-761-9725 with the make, model, year and license plate number of the car you will be traveling in so that appropriate parking arrangements can be made. Once these arrangements have been completed, the Senior Associate Athletics Director, Team Opera-tions will notify you of your parking arrangements.

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practice & Protocolpractice & Protocol

LOCKER ROOMS:Visiting team locker room(s) will be available two hours prior to competition and a time script will be posted on the locker room door. An Event Operations staff member will be available to escort team members to the locker room upon arrival. A dry erase / poesy board, markers, an eraser, drinks and towels will be made available upon request at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled contest by contacting the Equipment Room at 973-761-9728.

Offi cials will use the Offi cials Locker Room which will be available two hours prior to event time. An Event Operations Staff Member will escort the offi cials to the locker room. If there is a split crew of male/female offi cials, separate locker rooms can be assigned upon request.

Water and towels will be provided in all locker rooms.

VISITING TEAM PRACTICE TIMES:To schedule practices during your stay, please contact the Assistant Athletics Director of Facilities & Operations at 973-275-6440.

DAY OF CONTEST PROTOCOL:The protocol will be posted in the visiting team locker room as well as on the scorer’s table.

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RICHIE REGAN RECREATION AND ATHLETIC CENTER:

Will Call for any Seton Hall Athletic event being played in Walsh Gymnasium will be in the Richie Regan Recreation Center main lobby. All recipients must present proper identifi cation at Will Call in order to receive ticket. Will Call will open one hour prior to game time.

PRUDENTIAL CENTER:

Will Call for any Seton Hall Athletics event being played at Prudential Center is located in the Pru-dential Center Box Offi ce. The box offi ce is located inside the arena on the corner of Mulberry Street and Edison Place. Please call (973) 757-6000 for operating hours.

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Prudential CenterMen’s Basketball

Owen T. Carroll FieldBaseball

Owen T. Carroll FieldMen’s & Women’s Soccer

Arthur E. Imperatore NatatoriumMen’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving

Walsh GymnasiumWomen’s Basketball

Mike Sheppard, Sr. FieldSoftball

Richard & Sheila Regan Field HouseMen’s & Women’s Cross Country

Walsh GymnasiumWomen’s Volleyball

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sports medicinesports medicine

athletic trainersathletic trainers

Tony TestaTony TestaDirector of Sports Medicine and Head Athletic TrainerOffi ce: 973-761-9582 E-Mail: anthony.testa2@shu.eduSports: Men’s Basketball, Baseball

Margeritte AbdelkodoosMargeritte AbdelkodoosAssistant Athletic TrainerOffi ce: 973-761-9738 E-Mail: margeritte.abdelkodoos@shu.eduSports: Women’s Basketball, Women’s Tennis

Mitch TodaMitch TodaAssistant Athletic TrainerOffi ce: 973-275-2134E-Mail: mitch.toda@shu.eduSports: Men’s Soccer, Men & Women’s Swimming and Diving, Men’s & Women’s Golf

Mallory KlapsogeorgeMallory KlapsogeorgeAssistant Athletic TrainerOffi ce: 973-275-6394E-Mail: mallory.klapsogeorge@shu.eduSports: Women’s Soccer, Softball, Cheer

Chris EsperonChris EsperonAssistant Athletic TrainerOffi ce: 973-761-9499E-Mail: christopher.esperon@shu.eduSports: Volleyball, Men’s & Women’s Cross Country, Baseball

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HOURS OF OPERATION:The athletic training room is open Monday through Friday 9am until all practices are complete. Before 9am,weekdays, scheduled practice will be covered. Student-athletes may schedule appointments for treatment and/or rehab with a staff certifi ed athletic trainer. Weekends are scheduled according to practices/events. Treatments and rehab are by appointment only. Please notify the Offi ce of Sports Medicine prior to arrival ofpractice times and if additional items are needed.

If your team is traveling without medical staff, please call the Offi ce of Sports Medicine prior to the day of competition. To insure proper care, if any student-athlete is in need of treatment, taping, or any other pre or post competition services from the sports medicine staff, please send a written description on your schools letterhead with a signature from your ATC with your student-athletes name and care instruction. We will not be able to treat your student-athletes without this.

Athletic Sports Medicine Facilities:

Athletic Training Room 973-761-9582

Public Safety/EMS 973-761-9300

Health Services 973-761-9175

Primary Hospital – Medical Center:

St. Barnabas Medical CenterOld Short Hills Road 973-533-5000Livingston, NJ 07039 (ER) X – 25180

Team Physicians:

Dr. Anthony Festa 973-694-2690Dr. Vincent McInerneyOrthopedics

Dr. Dennis Delesio 973-761-5313Optometrist

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emergency action planemergency action plan

In the event of an emergency involving a Seton Hall University student-athlete during practice or com-petition in which an ATC is at the scene, the ATC will be in charge. A designee will act as the contact between emergency personnel and the ATC (usually an assistant coach or team captain as appointed by the ATC for practices; game administrators for events).

In the event of a non-cardiac related emergency: • The ATC will assess the situation and stabilize the student-athlete. • The ATC will instruct the designee to contact an ambulance by dialing 911. • The caller will provide the dispatcher with the location of the emergency along with any other pertnent information. DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL THE DISPATCHER TELLS YOU TO. • The designee will then notify security, and go to meet the ambulance at the designated location (Ward Place gate for Owen T. Carroll Field; Pool side entrance for Walsh Gymnasium and swimming; Ivy Hill Park softball fi eld/tennis courts at the respective locations; back doors to the Auxiliary Gymnasium for practices). • A member of the athletic training staff, or member of the coaching staff will bring the student-athlete’s insurance information and accompany the student-athlete in the ambulance to St. Barnabas Medical Center. • A member of the athletic training staff will notify all other necessary parties.

Automated External Defi brillator Action Plan (On campus only): • There are three wall mounted AEDs located in the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center. One, AED (Phillips HEARTSTART FR2+ Defi brillator Model M38614) and reference manual will be located on the wall by the athletic training room. Second, AED (Phillips HEARTSTART FR2+ Defi brillator Model M38614) and reference manual will be located on the wall in the lobby of the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center, close to the pool area. Third, AED (Powerheart G3 Plus Defi brillator Model 9390A-501) and reference manual will be located on the wall near the entrance of the Auxiliary Gymnasium. They will be readily accessible in order to meet the emergent needs arising in the care of the student-athlete, on campus athletic event bystanders, and recreation center population. • In addition to the three wall mounted AEDs located throughout the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center, three portable AEDs will be located in the Athletic Training Room and the Varsity Weight Room. Two, AEDs (Powerheart G3 Plus Defi brillator Model 9390A-501) and reference manual will be located in the Ath- letic Training Room for use during practice/competition, where specifi ed. One, AED (Powerheart G3 Plus Defi brillator Model 9390A-501) and reference manual will be located in the Varsity Weight Room, if needed used at specifi c practice/competition. • When notifi ed, the on-duty facility manager will bring an AED to the location of the emergency within the building. • There will be AEDs in all security vehicles. When 911 is called from an outdoor practice/competition, a security vehicle will respond with an AED. When an ATC is present at practice/competition, he/she will have a portable AED unit available for immediate use. • All designated AED Responders will be certifi ed and re-certifi ed in the usage of the AED by a program from the American Red Cross. Documentation will be kept in a fi le marked AED in the offi ce of Health Services. • The Director of Sports Medicine or the Associate Athletic Director/Compliance will notify all necessary parties when a re-certifi cation class will be held.

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• Designated AED Responders (within the University Rec Center): • Director of Sports Medicine • Assistant Athletic Trainer #1 • Assistant Athletic Trainer #2 • Assistant Athletic Trainer #3 • Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities & Operations • AM Facility Manager • PM Facility Manager • Part-time Facility Managers • Strength and Conditioning Coaches • Varsity Coaches

• An AED Usage Report will be completed by the responsible AED Responder and placed in an appro priate fi le according to the patient. • The Automatic External Defi brillator (AED) will be monitored and maintained in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines (posted with AED) by the AM building manager on a daily basis. • AED usage report located in Appendix D. • Off campus activities will use the 911 emergency response system for cardiac related emergencies. When an ATC is present at practice/competition, he/she will have a portable AED unit available for immediate use.

In the event of a cardiac related emergency: • The ATC will assess the situation and stabilize the student-athlete. • The ATC will instruct the designee to contact an ambulance by dialing 911. • The caller will provide the dispatcher with the location of the emergency along with any other per- tinent information, including that the AED action plan has been activated. DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL THE DISPATCHER TELLS YOU TO. • The ATC will instruct the designee to contact the on-duty building manager to activate the Automated External Defi brillator action plan, within the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center; outside the Richie Regan Recreation and Athletic Center, security will arrive with an AED. When an ATC is pres- ent at practice/competition, he/she will have a portable AED unit available for immediate use. • The designee will then notify security, and go to meet the ambulance at the designated location (Ward Place gate for Owen T. Carroll competitions; Pool side entrance for Walsh Gymnasium competitions and swimming; Ivy Hill Park for softball fi eld/tennis courts at the respective locations; back doors to Auxiliary Gymnasium for practices). • A member of the athletic training staff (if available), or member of the coaching staff will bring the student-athlete’s insurance information and accompany the student-athlete in the ambulance to St. Barnabas Medical Center. • A member of the athletic training staff will notify all other necessary parties.

HOME ATHLETIC COMPETITION COVERAGE The following personnel will be in attendance at all home competitions: o Certifi ed Athletic Trainer (with a university cell phone) o Physician/Physician’s Assistant (except golf, indoor track, swimming, and tennis) o Game Administrator (with a university cell phone) o Facilities manager o Security (Men’s and Women’s BIG EAST soccer and basketball)

THOR GUARDTHOR GUARDlightning prediction systemlightning prediction system

Owen T. Carroll Field, Ivy Hill Park Fields and the Campus Tennis Courts are now equipped with the THOR GUARD Lightning Prediction System. This system makes calculations predicting lightning’s occurrence, even though there may be no visible evidence of lightning. Lightning “detection” systems require the occur-rence of an actual lightning strike before a warning is given, which in many times is too late. THOR GUARD predicts the probability of a lightning hazard in an area up to 25 square miles. More importantly, it also pro-vides a specifi c reading of the risk in our immediate area. THOR GUARD can also project the potential for deadly “bolts out of the blue,” which are strikes that seem to come from nowhere and cause a high percentage of lightning fatalities.

The system will be programmed to be “ON” during scheduled athletic and recreational events, practices, and games.

When the system is “ON” and a lightning storm is in the area a 15 second horn will be sounded. If the warn-ing horn sounds during a scheduled event at these facilities, a public announcement will be broadcasted with instructions for all spectators to follow.

During any practice or event, the following procedures are recommended when Thor Guard is activated:

• All athletes, coaches and offi cials should evacuate the outdoor facility.• All spectators should seek shelter immediately in their vehicles and roll up their windows. If addi tion- al shelter is needed, please exit to the Richie Regan Recreation & Athletic Center • When it is safe to return, an “all clear” will be sounded. An “all clear” is indicated by 3 short, 5 second horn blasts.• The NCAA requires all teams to wait 30 minutes after the all clear signal has been given.

For more information about the Thor Guard system, the website address has been provided:

http://www.thorguard.com/about.asp

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ticket informationticket information

Hours of Operation: • During the athletics season, regular business hours for the Seton Hall Athletics Ticket Offi ce are: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Our fax number is (973) 275-2230.

• Ticketed events include all men’s and women’s basketball games along with certain post season sport- ing events held on campus. Admission for all other sports is free for the regular season.

Ticket Sales: • Women’s and men’s basketball season tickets and men’s basketball mini packages may be purchased by calling the Seton Hall Athletics Ticket Offi ce at 973-275-HALL (4255); visiting the ticket offi ce on campus; or by going to our website at www.SHUPIRATES.com/tickets

• Individual men’s and women’s basketball game tickets may be purchased in person at the Seton Hall Ticket Offi ce, the Prudential Center Box Offi ce, or other Ticketmaster outlets. Phone and internet sales must be made by calling Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000 or through the web at www.ticketmaster.com.

• Visiting team complimentary tickets are located behind the visiting team bench and the number of tickets is determined by the game contract (ex. BIG EAST games-75). Additional visiting team tickets are handled by the SHU Ticket Offi ce. For additional tickets, please call the SHU Ticket Offi ce at 973-275-4255.

• People who have lost, stolen or destroyed tickets must contact the SHU Ticket Offi ce and provide a written explanation of how the ticket(s) were damaged or lost. If a situation arises at Prudential Center, the patron should go to the Prudential Center Box Offi ce and ask to speak with a SHU Ticket Offi ce Representative.

• Ticket pricing is set annually by the SHU Athletic Department. Please call the Athletics Ticket Offi ce or visit www.SHUPirates.com/tickets for more information on the 2012-2013 Men’s Basketball ticket prices. Prices for women’s basketball games are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 13 and se- niors over 55.

• All tickets are non-refundable. In the case of extenuating circumstances, a written request may be submitted to the SHU Ticket Manager.

Will Call: • Will Call at Walsh Gymnasium is located at Richie Regan Recreation Center Main Lobby.

• Will Call at Prudential Center is located in Prudential Center Box Offi ce on the corner of Mulberry Street and Edison Place.

Postseason Tickets: • Postseason tickets (BIG EAST Championship/ NCAA Tournament/NIT) are distributed by the SHU Ticket Offi ce. Priority for post season tickets is based upon Pirate Blue contribution levels. Please call 973-275-4255 for more information on how to obtain tickets for any on-campus postseason event.

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Additional tickets can be purchased and placed at Will Call upon request (based on availability). Please make a copy and fax your requests to the Pirates Ticket Office at 973-275-2230 before arrival or submit, in person, the morning of the event.

athletics communicationsathletics communicationsOffi ce of Athletics CommunicationsAthletics Website: www.shupirates.comPhone: 973-761-9493 Fax: 973-761-9061

Matt SweeneyMatt SweeneyAssistant Athletics Director / CommunicationsOffi ce: 973-761-9493 & E-Mail: matthew.sweeney@shu.eduMedia and information contact for Men’s Basketball, Baseball, and Men’s & Women’s GolfMike KowalskyMike KowalskyAssociate Director of Athletics CommunicationsOffi ce: 973-761-7453 E-Mail: michael.kowalsky@shu.eduMedia and information contact for Women’s Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and Men’s & Women’s Cross CountryVincent NovickiVincent NovickiAssistant Director of Athletics CommunicationsOffi ce: 973-761-9507 & E-Mail: vincent.novicki@shu.eduMedia and information contact for Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Men’s & Women’s Swimming & DivingElizabeth RathbunElizabeth RathbunAssistant Director / Digital Media & Creative ServicesOffi ce: 973-761-9644 E-Mail: elizabeth.rathbun@.shu.eduAdam SatzAdam SatzCommunications AssistantOffi ce: 973-761-9754 E-Mail: adam.satz@student.shu.eduMedia and information contact for Women’s Tennis

Seton Hall University Athletics Communications PoliciesSeton Hall University’s general policy addressing relations with the mass media (newspapers, magazines, television, radio) is one in which university personnel deal openly, honestly, quickly, and accurately with media personnel to provide the media with all information about the university. The Athletics Department also adheres to a strong policy that protects the individual’s rights of privacy.

The Assistant Athletics Director / Communications, or his designee, is the offi cial spokesperson for the University on issues concerning the athletic department. The principles as incorporated within this general policy are:

1. All press releases from the Seton Hall Athletics Department are issued from the Offi ce of Athletics Communications which sends the release to appropriate media, and forwards a copy of the release to the originating offi ce.

2. All requests for interviews should be directed through Matt Sweeney and his offi ce. If a member of the media reaches out to a coach or player directly, they will be instructed to fi rst contact Athletics Communications.

3. Media interview requests are required to come through the Athletics Communications Offi ce with at least 24 hours notice. It is the policy of the Athletics Communications Offi ce to arrange interviews at a mutual time for both the student-athlete or coach, and the media member. All classes and team responsibilities will take precedent over interviews.

4. It is the policy of the Athletics Communications Offi ce to issue credentials only to members of the media. Fan web sites, blogs and mes-sage boards do not fall into this category and no student-athlete or coach will be subjected to interview requests from non-media sources.

5. The men’s basketball team’s locker room is open to the media. Once Coach Willard completes his press conference, the locker room will open for player interviews. The Athletics Communications Offi ce reserves the right to close the locker room at any time..

6. The Athletics Communications Offi ce reserves the right to revoke credentials for home events at any time for any reason.

7. Student-athletes will not be expected to grant interviews on the day of a game, until the contest is completed, barring any special cir-cumstances.

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Admin directoryAdmin directory

Names Phone E-Mail Title

Athletics Administration Patrick G. Lyons 973-761-9498 Director of Athletics and Recreational ServicesDuane Bailey 973-761-9724 duane.bailey@shu.edu Deputy Director of AthleticsJimmy O’Donnell 973-761-9725 jimmy.odonnell@shu.edu Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director for Team OperationsKimberly Keenan-Kirkpatrick 973-761-9494 kimberly.keenan-kirkpatrick@shu.edu Sr. Assoc Athletic Director for Admin. / Programs / SWAMary Gross 973-761-9498 mary.gross@shu.edu Secretary – Athletics Director’s Offi ce

Business OperationsLoren Peterson 973-761-9726 loren.peterson@shu.edu Assistant Athletics Director, Business Affairs

Compliance & Student Athlete DevelopmentBridgette Cahill 973-761-9253 bridgette.cahill@shu.edu Assistant Athletics Director, ComplainceMelanie Calderwood 973-761-9187 melanie.calderwood@shu.edu Coordinator, Student Athlete Development & Special Projects

Equipment Services Clay White 973-275-2935 clay.white@shu.edu Equipment ManagerFloyd Nevius 973-761-9728 fl oyd.nevius@shu.edu Assistant Equipment ManagerAdrienne Jones 973-761-9728 adrienne.jones@student.shu.edu Equipment Room Intern

Facilities & Operations Kevin Sponzo 973-275-2949 kevin.sponzo@shu.edu Assoc. Athletic Director for Facilities & OperationsDaniel Velez 973-275-6440 daniel.velez@shu.edu Asst. Athletic Director for Facilities & OperationsTom Orbacz 973-275-2872 thomas.orbacz@shu.edu Athletics Facilities & Operations AssistantMario Rios 973-761-9730 Facilities & Operations Intern

Marketing & PromotionsJamison Hannigan 973-275-2202 jamison.hannigan@shu.edu Associate Athletics Director / External AffairsKelly O’Neil 973-275-2233 kelly.oneil@shu.edu Associate Director / Athletics MarketingAimee Gebhardt 973-275-2233 aimee.gebhardt@student.shu.edu Graduate AssistantDebbie Sfraga 973-275-2747 Band DirectorGary Gilbert 973-313-6420 Cheerleading Head Coach

Pirate Blue Athletic Fund Bryan Felt 973-275-6447 bryan.felt@shu.edu Associate Athletics Director / DevelopmentNicole Ferdinando 973-275-6447 nicole.ferdinando@shu.edu Assistant Director / Pirate Blue Athletic FundBrian Burke 973-275-6447 brian.burke@student.shu.edu Graduate Assistant

Ticket Operations Richard Bello 973-275-2327 richard.bello@shu.edu Director of Ticket SalesJim Semerad 973-275-2474 james.semerad@shu.edu Ticket Manager

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coach directorycoach directory

Names Phone E-Mail Title

BaseballRob Sheppard 973-761-9557 robert.sheppard@shu.edu Head CoachPhil Cundari 973-761-6436 philip.cundari@shu.edu Associate Head CoachMark Pappas 973-761-9557 mark.pappas@shu.edu Assistant CoachJay Blackwell 973-761-9557 Volunteer Assistant Coach Basketball – Men’s Kevin Willard 973-761-9603 Head CoachShaheen Holloway 973-761-9514 shaheen.holloway@shu.edu Associate Head CoachChris Pompey 973-761-9047 chris.pompey@shu.edu Assistant CoachDan McHale 973-761-9515 daniel.mchale@shu.edu Assistant CoachStephen Sauers 973-761-9604 stephen.sauers@shu.edu Director of Men’s Basketball OperationsGrant Billmeier 973-761-9070 grant.billmeier@shu.edu Coordinator of Men’s Basketball OperationsRyan Whalen 973-761-9603 ryan.whalen@shu.edu Coordinator of Men’s Basketball OperationsConnie Francis 973-761-9070 constance.francis@shu.edu Secretary Basketball – Women’s Anne Donovan 973-275-2781 Head CoachTy Grace 973-761-9613 ty.grace@shu.edu Assistant CoachCathrine Proto 973-761-7364 cathrine.proto@shu.edu Assistant CoachBett Shelby 973-761-2066 betty.shelby@shu.edu Assistant CoachDavid Kim 973-761-9345 david.kim@shu.edu Director of Women’s Basketball OperationsKaren McNanna 973-761-9298 karen.mcnanna@shu.edu Secretary Soccer – Men’s Gerson Echeverry 973-761-9693 gerson.echeverry@shu.edu Head CoachVincent Marcotrigiano 973-275-6430 vincent.marcotrigiano@shu.edu Assistant CoachKobie Johnson 973-761-9693 kobie.johnson@shu.edu Volunteer Assistant CoachGuillermo Valencia 973-761-2453 guillermo.valencia@shu.edu Volunteer Assistant Coach Soccer – Women’s Kazbek Tambi 973-275-9777 kazbek.tambi@shu.edu Head CoachRick Stainton 973-761-7944 richard.stainton@shu.edu Assistant CoachChristina Reuter 973-761-6428 christina.reuter@shu.edu Assistant CoachAviv Volnerman 973-761-7944 Volunteer Assistant Coach

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Men’s Golf Clay White 973-275-2935 clay.white@shu.edu Head CoachAllan Small 973-275-2935 Assistant Coach

Women’s Golf Sara Doell 973-275-2925 sara.doell@shu.edu Head CoachDebby Murphy 973-275-2925 Assistant Coach

Softball TBD 973-275-2408 TBD Head CoachTBD 973-761-9757 TBD Assistant CoachTBD TBD TBD Assistant Coach Swimming – Men & Women’s Ron Farina 973-761-9594 ronald.farina@shu.edu Head CoachKara Lennon 973-761-9594 kara.lennon@shu.edu Assistant CoachKurt Rotthoff 973-761-9594 kurt.rotthoff@shu.edu Assistant CoachP.J. Hughes 973-761-9594 patrick.hughes@shu.edu Diving Coach Tennis – Women’s Greg Wyzykowski 973-761-7946 gregory.wyzykowski@shu.edu Head Coach Cross Country – Men & Women’s John Moon 973-761-9639 johnny.moon@shu.edu Head Coach Volleyball – Women’s Allison Yaeger 973-761-9496 allison.yaeger@shu.edu Head CoachAllie Matters 973-761-9496 alexandra.matters@shu.edu Assistant Coach

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visiting team parking map visiting team parking map

richie regan recreation & athletics centerrichie regan recreation & athletics center

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Visiting Team bus parking is located between the parking deck (section 10) and the Pruden-tial Center. This service lot is accessible thru the Lafayette Street entrance. Please contact Jimmy O’Donnell, Senior Associate Athletic Director, at 973-761-9725 at least one week prior to your arrival.

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SETON HALLSETON HALLUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY

Department of Athletics & Recreational Services

VISITING TEAMARRIVAL FORM

Visiting Institution Name:

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Contest Date:

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Flight Airline & Number:

Expected Time of arrival on [event):

Hotel Name & Address:

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PRACTICE REQUESTS

All practice requests should be made through the Assistant Athletics Director for Facilities & Operations at 973-275-6440.

PERTININT PARKING INFORMATION

A parking space for your bus/passenger van can be reserved for you. Please contact Dan Velez, Assistant Athletics Director of Facilities & Operations fi fteen (15) minutes before arrival at 973-275-6440. There will be an Athletics Administrator waiting for your arrival and will escort you and your party to your designated locker room.

LOCKER ROOM INFORMATION

A dry erase / poesy board, markers, an eraser, and towels will be provided in the locker room. If you are re-questing a practice prior to the athletics contest, please contact the Assistant Director of Athletics for Facilities and Operations at 973-275-6440.