Team Roster
1992 U.S. Men's U19 Roster
After opening with a 14-9 win over Australia, the U.S. offense poured in more than 20 goals in its remaining five games to win the world championship on Long Island
| No. | Name | Position | High School | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44 | Mark Allen | Defense | Wilton (Conn.) | Duke |
| 47 | Ric Beardsley | Defense | Lakeland (N.Y.) | Syracuse |
| 22 | Mike Busza | Midfield | Ridley (Pa.) | Penn State |
| 9 | Roy Colsey | Midfield | Yorktown (N.Y.) | Syracuse |
| Eugene Curran | Midfield | Garden City (N.Y.) | Adelphi | |
| 7 | Rocco D'Andraia | Goalie | Yorktown (N.Y.) | North Carolina |
| 37 | Anthony DiMarzo | Attack | Lakeland (N.Y.) | Delaware |
| 10 | David Evans | Attack | Loyola Blakefield (Md.) | Brown |
| 33 | Jason Foley | Defense | Yorktown (N.Y.) | Loyola |
| 13 | Rich Gargulio | Midfield | Farmingdale (N.Y.) | Hofstra |
| 25 | Todd Higgins | Defense | Port Washington (N.Y.) | Princeton |
| 21 | Mike Iorio | Defense | Mendham (N.Y.) | Notre Dame |
| 15 | Kevin Jacobs | Attack | Vestal (N.Y.) | Hofstra |
| 12 | Chris Johns | Attack | Lakeland (N.Y.) | |
| Joseph Kirmser | Goalie | Wilton (Conn.) | Duke | |
| 3 | Dave Marr | Attack | Yorktown (N.Y.) | Johns Hopkins |
| 11 | Patrick Marvin | Midfield | Garden City (N.Y.) | Harvard |
| 1 | Tim McGeeney | Goalie | North County (Md.) | Loyola |
| 2 | Tony Nugent | Midfield | Calvert Hall (Md.) | Virginia |
| 23 | Dave Severin | Midfield | Chaminade (N.Y.) | Georgetown |
| 24 | David Signor | Midfield | West Genesee (N.Y.) | Syracuse |
| 14 | Dan Sheehan | Midfield | West Genesee (N.Y.) | Ithaca |
| 34 | Chad Smith | Defense | Baldwin (N.Y.) | Syracuse |
| 19 | James Stalfort | Goalie | St. Anne's Belfield (Va.) | Brown |
| 16 | Greg Traynor | Midfield | Conestoga (Pa.) | Virginia |
| 43 | Ryan Wade | Midfield | Severn (Md.) | North Carolina |
| 32 | Joe Wilson | Defense | Howard (Md.) | Virginia |
Head Coach: Bob Hartranft (Farmingdale, N.Y.)
Assistant Coaches: John Linehan (Lower Merion, Pa.), Joe McFadden (Loyola Blakefield, Md.), Jack Moran (Chaminade, N.Y.)