Team Roster
1974 U.S. Men's Roster
The International Lacrosse Federation was formed in 1974 and hosted the first formal men’s world championship in 1974 (Melbourne, Australia). Led by Jack Thomas, the United States poured in 70 goals in three games to win the championship with its closest competition coming against host Australia — a 20-14 victory.
| No. | Name | Pos. | College |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Jack Thomas | A | Johns Hopkins |
2 | Jim Potter | M | Virginia |
3 | Pete Coy | D | Virginia |
4 | Tom Postel | A | C.W. Post |
5 | Doug Schreiber | M | Maryland |
6 | Jim Trenz | A | Cornell |
8 | Ted Bauer | M | Washington & Lee |
9 | Steve Schroeder | M | MIT |
10 | Richie Werner | M | Virginia |
11 | Rich Avena | D | Maryland |
12 | Bruce Arena | M | Cornell |
13 | Tom Duquette | A | Virginia |
14 | Alan Lowe | A | Maryland |
15 | Mike Thearle | D | Maryland |
16 | Ron Fraser | M | Syracuse |
17 | Rick Kowalchuk | M | Johns Hopkins |
18 | Mike Waldvogel | D | Cortland |
19 | Ed Haugevik | D | Rutgers |
20 | Stan Kowalski | M | Cortland |
21 | Frank Urso | M | Maryland |
22 | Bob Rule | G | Cornell |
23 | Pat O'Meally | A | Maryland |
24 | Bob Shaw | M | Cornell |
25 | Bruce Cohen | A | Cornell |
26 | Sterling Chadwick | G | Washington & Lee |
34 | Larry Story | D | Yale |
Head Coach: Bud Beardmore
Assistant Coaches: Jack Emmer, Jack Kaley