Princeton University Athletics
Boyle Named A Finalist For Tewaaraton Award
May 17, 2004 | Men's Lacrosse
May 17, 2004
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Ryan Boyle, the 2004 Ivy League Player of the Year, has been named a finalist for the Tewaaraton Award, given to the outstanding male and female collegiate lacrosse player each season. Boyle is joined as a finalist by Syracuse attackman Michael Powell, Johns Hopkins midfielder Kyle Harrison, North Carolina attackman Jed Prossner and Georgetown defender Brodie Merrill.
The winner will be announced June 3 at a dinner in Washington, D.C. CSTV will air a Tewaaraton Awards special on Thursday, July 1, at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
Boyle joined lacrosse legend Eamon McEneaney as the only two players ever to be named Ivy League Player of the Year twice when he was honored by the league coaches again this season. Boyle, who ranks second all-time in scoring and assists at Princeton, was a unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection for the third straight season, and he holds the league records for assists in an Ivy season and career.
He is the second player in school history to lead the team in scoring all four seasons, was a 2003 first-team All-America and assisted on a goal in overtime to win the 2001 NCAA championship.
Boyle has led Princeton to a 10-3 record and a spot in the NCAA quarterfinal round against Maryland this Saturday at the University of Virginia. The Princeton-Maryland game will be the second of the doubleheader at Scott Stadium and will begin at 3; Johns Hopkins and North Carolina will face-off in the first game at noon.
The Princeton-Maryland game can be heard on Moneytalk AM 1350 in the Princeton area and on www.goprincetontigers.com anywhere.
The game will be televised regionally on many Fox Sports stations. The complete list (note, not all telecasts will be live; check ncaasports.com for complete listing of times): Viewing Area - Network/Station Affiliate New York, New York - Fox Sports New York Baltimore, Maryland - Comcast SportsNet Southeastern USA - CSS Mass, RI, CT, VT, ME, NH - NESN San Francisco / Oakland, CA - Fox Sports Net Bay Area Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Comcast SportsNet Upstate New York - Empire Sports Detroit, Michigan - Comcast-Detroit, Channel 8 New Orleans, Louisiana - Cox Sports Television Denver, Colorado - Comcast-Denver, Channel 5 Mason City, Iowa - Mediacom St. Louis, Missouri - Charter-St. Louis, Channel 21 Portland, Oregon - Comcast-Portland, Channel 14 Kansas City, Missouri - Metro Sports Louisville, Kentucky - Insight-Louisville, Channel 2 Austin, Texas - Time Warner Cable-Austin, Channel 77 Memphis, Tennessee - Time Warner Cable-Memphis, Channel 6 Tulsa, Oklahoma - Cox-Tulsa, Channel 78 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Cox-Oklahoma City, Channel 73 Grand Rapids, Michigan - Comcast-Grand Rapids, Channel 70 Indianapolis, Indiana - Comcast-Indianapolis, Channel 72 Omaha, Nebraska - Cox-Omaha, Channel 802 Lansing, Michigan - Comcast-Lansing, Channel 70 Toledo, Ohio - Buckeye Sports Cable Network, Channel 8 South Bend, Indiana - Comcast-South Bend, Channel 19 Colorado Springs, Colorado - Adelphia-Colorado Springs, Channel 32 Flint, Michigan - Comcast-Flint, Channel 70 Minnapolis, Minnesota - Victory Sports Fort Wayne, Indiana - Comcast-Fort Wayne, Channel 70 Tucson, Arizona - Comcast-Tucson, Channel 26