Team Roster
1982 U.S. Men's Roster
The ILF event came to the United States for the first time in 1982 and the U.S. recaptured the championship trophy in Baltimore with a 22-14 victory over Australia. Vinnie Sombrotto, who would eventually play on four U.S. teams, was one of six U.S. players named to the inaugural All-World team.
| No. | Name | Pos. | College |
|---|---|---|---|
2 | Tommy Sears | G | North Carolina |
3 | Bill Beroza | G | Roanoke |
7 | Mike O'Neill | A | Johns Hopkins |
8 | Billy Marino* | M | Cornell |
9 | Brooks Sweet | A | Massachusetts |
10 | Jeff Cook | A | Johns Hopkins |
12 | Vinnie Sombrotto | M | Hofstra |
15 | Mike Page | M | Pennsylvania |
18 | Tom Keigler* | D | Washington & Lee |
19 | Bob Engelke | A | Adelphi |
20 | Jim Darcangelo* | M | Towson |
21 | Bob Griebe* | A | Towson |
22 | Norm Engelke | M | Cornell |
23 | Gary Clipp | D | UMBC |
24 | Bob Hendrickson* | M | Cornell |
25 | Brendan Schneck | A | Johns Hopkins |
27 | Jim Burke | D | Cortland |
28 | John Fay | M | New Hampshire |
30 | Doug Radebaugh* | M | Maryland |
32 | John Driscoll | M | Virginia |
41 | Joe Kovar | D | Adelphi |
42 | Chris Kane* | D | Cornell |
44 | Mark Greenberg | D | Johns Hopkins |
* Member of 1978 U.S. Men's National Team
^ Member of 1974 U.S. Men's National Team
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Tom Flatley
Assistant Coaches: Willie Scroggs, Dave Urick