Playing on a Different Field

The amount of money the athletic department gives to each team remains a mystery, but donations by "friends" groups to individual squads vary widely, as do other comparative measurements. "Friends" Contributions, 1991-1992 Baseball$27,180 Gift to Capital  7,028 Basketball, M.  9,552 Basketball, W.  1,650 Crew, M  --- Gift to Capital  67,314 Crew, W.  19,922 Gift to Capital  --- Field Hockey  415 Football  57,645 Golf  8,978 Ice Hockey, M  18,828 Ice hockey, W.  8,573 Lacrosse, M.  4,712 Lacrosse, W.  6,960 Soccer, M.  3,195 Soccer, W.  520 Software  6,261 Squash and Tennis, M.  51,647 Squash and Tennis, W.  49,479 Swimming, M.  33,818 Swimming, W.  10,617 Track, M.  20,141 Gift to Capital  25,170 Track, W.  600 Volleyball  50 Waterpolo, M.  1,365 Waterpolo, W.  3,072 Wrestling  10,175

Squad Size Men's   Baseball  59 Basketball  30 Crew  141 Ice Hockey  52 Lacrosse  54 Soccer  50 Swimming  33 Volleyball  18 Woman's   Softball  11 Basketball  32 Crew  69 Ice Hockey  20 Lacrosse  37 Soccer  36 Swimming  32 Volleyball  16

Practice Hours Men's Lacrosse Total practice hours in Briggs cage; 67 Hours during prime time: 36 Total money outside department budget $8,915 Woman's Lacrosse Total practice hours in Briggs cage; 58 Hours during prime time: 2 Total money outside department budget; $17,249 Men's Hockey Total practice hours on Bright ice; 1.57 Hours during prime time: 1.32 Total money outside department budget: $26,058 Women's Hockey Total practice hours on Bright ice: 157 Hours during prime time: 132 Total money outside department budget: $3,873 Source: Department of Athletics 1-Gift to Capital refers to monies donated for specific uses. 2-Squad size reflects the total sport, including varsity, JV and freshman team ocmpetitors 3-"Prime time" is considered to be the hours between 2:00 and 7:00 pm. 4-Total money includes 1991-92 contributions, fundraising and endowment income.