John Togneri Class: Junior Hometown: Longmeadow, Mass. High School: Loomis Chaffee Height / Weight: 6-0 / 193 Position: Attack

In 2007: Played in 13 of 15 games, missing two due to injury, and made five starts ... Switched to midfield after playing attack as a freshman, and ran with the first line for much of the season ... Finished with 14 points on seven goals and seven assists ... Had two goals and an assist against Colgate in the Patriot League Tournament ... Also had a two-goal game vs. Lehigh ... Dished two assists at Army, including one on the gamewinning goal in Bucknell's 6-5 win ... In 2006: Had a very productive rookie campaign ... Started all 14 games at attack and finished third on the team in scoring (13-9-22) ... Tied for team assists lead ... Ranked 19th in the Patriot League in points per game ... Scored two goals in each of his first two career games against Hobart and Mount St. Mary's ... Had a big game in Bucknell's 11-10 upset at No. 13 Penn State, scoring a careerhigh five points on three goals and two assists ... Final goal was the game-winner with 2:49 left in regulation ... Assisted on the game-winning goal in 7-6 victory at Air Force ...Season-high four ground balls in win at No. 1 Maryland ...Registered a point in 11 of 14 games ... Named PL Rookie of the Week after first week of season ... Personal: Son of Bill and Kathy Togneri ... Born Jan. 20, 1986 in Glen Cove, N.Y. ... Attended Longmeadow High School and Loomis Chaffee School ... Played both football and lacrosse ... Longmeadow won Western Massachusetts title in 2000 ... Loomis Chaffee won Founders League championship in 2005 ... Two-time All-Western Massachusetts selection ... All-New England selection ... Captained Longmeadow team as a senior ... Majoring in economics ... Member of Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

Frank Fedorjaka on Togneri: "John is a very explosive first-line midfielder. He is probably our best dodging midfielder. He has attackman skills, so he can really feed out of that position. We see him playing a big part in getting our offense started."