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James Metzger

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The Lacrosse Reception Room was named after Gary Arnold '83 and the Unterstein family. Arnold was Metzger's teammate at Hofstra. He was a four-year letterman in lacrosse and team leader in goals for 1981 and 1982. Following graduation, he served as an assistant coach under Harry Royle. The Unterstein
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Half Hollow Hills High School East and West established the James C. Metzger Outstanding Player Award during 2011 as an annual recognition presented to the Half Hollow Hills Central School District's best lacrosse player. During 2021, Half Hollow Hills High School East renamed its football offensive
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at Hofstra was built that same year with funds donated by Metzger. According to Metzger, he wanted to memorialize the contributions to Hofstra lacrosse by two people who also had impacted his own life and career. One person is his coach, Harry Royle, who was Hofstra's Head Men's Lacrosse Coach from
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record-setting scoring average of 4.9 points per game still stands. Metzger's single season average ranks fifth in the history of the program and his single season assist average ranks eighth all time. Metzger is one of only three players in the history of Hofstra's Men's Lacrosse to score eight or
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For 1977, Metzger was the only high school athlete to be selected and participate in both the Suffolk County North – South All-Star Football Game and the North – South All-Star Lacrosse Game. He started at running back on the North Football Team and started at attack for the North Lacrosse Team.
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Long Island Chapter (BBBSLI) named the James C. Metzger and E. David Woycik Endowment Fund during 2010 after both gentlemen presented the single largest contribution in the organization's history. That same year, Metzger was honored as the Big Brothers Big Sisters Man of the Year and its
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The James C. Metzger Cup, as part of The Long Island Lacrosse Showcase, is presented to each winning team among the rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors of Nassau County and Suffolk County. The James C. Metzger Most Valuable Player Award is presented to a player at each game.
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During the 2021 season, Metzger's football jersey (#21) was retired by the school. His touchdown record was broken during the same season by senior Dakim Griffin. For the season and playoffs, Griffin scored 35 touchdowns and helped lead the team to the Division II Championship game.
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During 2012, Metzger received Hofstra University's Alumni Achievement Award, a recognition presented to alumni who have distinguished themselves in their chosen fields of endeavor and/or demonstrated outstanding service to the university. A year earlier, he received Hofstra's
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Chapter of the National Football Foundation (NFF), sponsoring the Mr. Football New York City Player of the Year Award for the city's outstanding high school player. During 2019, in support of the NFF, Whitmore served as the presenting sponsor at the beginning of the 2019
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conference player of the year (Chris, 2006), defensive player of the year (Kevin, 2008) and rookie of the year (Mike, 2005). Chris earned 2005 first-team All-America honors while Kevin was an honorable mention All-American for 2007. Kevin also was a member of the 2018
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The Metzger-Huff Lacrosse Offices at Hofstra University were dedicated during 2010 and named for Metzger and Kevin Huff (Hofstra '78). Funding for the construction was provided by Metzger. Huff, who was an assistant coach when Metzger attended the university. A
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The "Football and Lacrosse Traditions Project" at Margiotta Hall was created to showcase the history of the men's and women's lacrosse programs and the football program. The project, funded by Metzger during 2009, was named for Hofstra standout athletes
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Metzger's philanthropic involvement with Hofstra University began during 2007 with several special projects that addressed improvements for Joseph M. Margiotta Hall, the three-story, 22,500 square-foot building that is the main
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Metzger was inducted into the Nassau County High School Athletics Hall of Fame with the 2023 class, becoming only the second person to be recognized by both this Nassau County organization and the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame.
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Newark Chapter (BGCN) presented Metzger with its 2020 Cynthia M. Banks Award for Caring. Named for a long-time employee, the award recognizes people who support programs that improve the lives of children at the chapter.
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James Metzger with Half Hollow Hills Trustee Eric Geringswald celebrating Ray Enners Day at Hills on April 30, 2011. James Metzger was honored as the first player from Half Hollow Hills to win the Ray Enners
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The annual James C. Metzger MVP Awards are presented to high school players from Nassau County and Suffolk County (Section 11 NYSPHSAA) who participate in the Long Island Lacrosse Championship games.
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gift to the university to support the renovation of the locker facilities. The project, completed and unveiled on January 13, 2020, features 48 new lockers and a complete remodel of the locker rooms.
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Metzger received the Hofstra Alumnus of the Year Award during 2016. When The Hofstra University Athletic Hall of Fame inducted Metzger during 2015, he joined two fellow members,
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Metzger left the Hofstra lacrosse program after the 1980 season for personal reasons and did not fulfill his final two years of eligibility. He graduated (1983) with a
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During 2020, Metzger was honored, along with three other individuals, with a bronze bust on stadium grounds. Also honored with busts were Hofstra luminaries
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The Hofstra University Athletics Hall of Fame, in recognition of his performance on the field during 1979 and 1980 as a record-setting scorer and as an
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players to have his jersey retired. During the 1980 season, he recorded eight points in games against Penn State, Towson and North Carolina State.
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All-American, and for his philanthropic contributions to the university, inducted Metzger with the class of 2015. The 1975-1976 and 1999-2000
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locker room also was named to honor James C. Metzger during 2010 in recognition of his support of the Hofstra Pride Women's Lacrosse program.
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Lifetime Achievement Award during 2016. The honor recognizes "excellence in coaching, teaching and educating young adults while saluting a
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pursuits and it also houses the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and the Athletic Department's community service program.
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high school players are presented to one player on each of the eight teams that compete in the boys lacrosse championship finals.
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and supporter of the university, the award is presented in recognition of extraordinary dedication, generosity and service to the
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For three decades, Whitmore expanded its insurance brokerage business to provide commercial insurance, risk management services,
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executive. Metzger also was inducted into the Hall of Fame with the Class of 2013 that included former professional football
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Presidential Honoree. His philanthropic spirit helped the organization raise $ 300,000 at its annual Presidential Gala.
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lacrosse team for fifth and sixth graders for "strong work ethic and improvement made throughout the lacrosse season."
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on February 7, 2019 unveiled an SSHOF exhibit to honor HOF members from the town. Metzger was distinguished with a
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The company was founded on the strength of its commercial insurance market share in the New York Metropolitan Area
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was inducted by Suffolk during 1990 and Nassau posthumously during 2016.) Also inducted with the 2023 class were
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James Metzger in 2012 surrounded by team captains of Hofstra University sports after his donation was announced.
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and returns, was 2,777 yards. He led the team in scoring in 1974, 1975 and 1976, and rushing in 1975 and 1976.
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Metzger is a contributor to the educational and athletic programs at Hofstra University. During 2012, Metzger
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inducted Metzger into the Long Island Lacrosse Hall of Fame as a member of the class of 2023. His nephew,
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and stressing that the athletic experience enhances the educational experience and quality of life.”
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Former Lacrosse All-American James C. Metzger '83 Makes Largest Commitment In Hofstra Athletics His
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Hofstra University honored James C. Metzger by placing a bust outside its main athletic complex.
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James Metzger No. 21 hurdles through the air to score in a 1975 Half Hollow Hills football game
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and The James C. Metzger Hofstra Lacrosse Endowment in his honor in appreciation of the gift.
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Metzger is a 1977 graduate of Half Hollow Hills High School East, where he played lacrosse,
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Cortaca Jug: Senior QB leads Ithaca over Cortland on record-setting day at MetLife Stadium
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Hofstra dedicated James C. Metzger Hall on April 7, 2015. Located on the west side of
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and Jerry Simandl, as the only Hofstra men's lacrosse athletes to be honored with a
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Bombers. The November 16 game, the 61st edition of the contest, was relocated to
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James C. Metzger Hall at Shuart Stadium on Hofstra University Campus in New York.
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jersey (#21) and university lacrosse jersey (#56) have been retired, and his
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At about this same time, Metzger and his company initiated support for the
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family is the only family in Hofstra lacrosse history collectively to earn
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jersey (#21) also has been retired. Metzger is the first and only football
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Athletics Hall of Fame recognized Metzger as the 25th recipient of the
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The Harry H. Royle and Vincent J. Sombrotto Men's Lacrosse Locker Room
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1976 through 1985. The other person is Vincent Sombrotto, a college
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more points three times in one season. He also is one of only three
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Patrick Arnold Wins 2024 James C Metzger Lacrosse Leadership Award
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and one of only two lacrosse players in HHHE history to have his
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honoring his life and career. Also honored were SSHOF members
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two-time All-American in lacrosse. In football, he was an All-
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business sectors. On March 1, 2019, Whitmore was acquired by
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business during 1983 and founded The Whitmore Group, Ltd. in
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The James C. Metzger Award is presented to a player for the
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championship team. DiBlasi was Metzger's lacrosse coach and
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American chief executives of financial services companies
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Traigh Tomassone Wins James C. Metzger MVP Lacrosse Award
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and has had seven sports awards named in his honor. The
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Hofstra University Athletics Projects at Margiotta Hall
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James C. Metzger Stadium, a 1,000-capacity stadium at
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New York State Public High School Athletic Association
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also have been named in his honor. Metzger was named
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Jewish American sports executives and administrators
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The three brothers participated in the 625: 600: 589: 481: 456: 445: 234:Metzger has been inducted into five athletics 1233:The Long Island Metro Lacrosse Foundation of 191:at Half Hollow Hills High School East, HHHE ( 8: 1243:USILA National Collegiate Player of the Year 596: 593: 514:Following high school, Metzger attended the 452: 449: 319:was a school record and led Suffolk County ( 662:Annette Wolfe and James C. Metzger in 1998. 590: 446: 260:Philanthropist of the Year for 2018 by The 1704:Sportspeople from Suffolk County, New York 1560:"Sports Hall Of Fame Exhibit At Town Hall" 1452:"USA Lacrosse Magazine What We're Reading" 1211:teams also were inducted with this class. 996:United States men's national lacrosse team 888:, former president of Hofstra University; 400:Metzger was recruited to play football by 94: 83: 1537:Metzger Cup Long Island Lacrosse Showcase 549:lacrosse player at Hofstra University in 526:. Metzger declined an appointment to the 193:Half Hollow Hills Central School District 72:Learn how and when to remove this message 1020:National Collegiate Athletic Association 682:, during 1989. Various media, including 1627:"Long Island Metro Lacrosse Foundation" 1392:2013 Hofstra Men's Lacrosse Media Guide 1316: 1038:Other notable charities and recognition 1028:Metropolitan Intercollegiate Conference 697:industry. The company expand insurance 412:. He was recruited to play lacrosse by 1709:Lacrosse players from New York (state) 1662:32nd Annual Evening of the Stars Gala 1440:2012 Hofstra University Alumni Awards 1381:Hofstra Athletics By Chris R. Vaccaro 1101:selected Metzger to receive its 2013 936:The Royle – Sombrotto Men's Lacrosse 741:for the Funeral Service Foundation. 7: 1694:Hofstra Pride men's lacrosse players 969:and Lou DiBlasi β€˜61. D'Amato played 335:Lt. Enners (#26) and Metzger (#21). 219:at both his high school and college 1651:Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island 1297:Big Brothers Big Sisters of America 1024:Eastern College Athletic Conference 705:of the funeral industry to provide 329:U.S. Military Academy at West Point 33:contains text that is written in a 1588:"Hall of Fame - Inductees By Year" 1030:Offensive Player of the Year. The 985:at Half Hollow Hills High School. 311:as Outstanding Lacrosse Player in 14: 1305:Boys & Girls Clubs of America 369:, totaling 170 points. Metzger's 307:lacrosse player, Metzger won the 516:Naval Academy Preparatory School 510:Naval Academy Preparatory School 440:Scholastic Statistics – Lacrosse 393:in the Suffolk County Playoffs. 22: 1699:People from Dix Hills, New York 1057:player award to honor Metzger. 1209:Hofstra Pride men's basketball 910:National Lacrosse Hall of Fame 834:(third floor) and the stadium 148:Businessman and philanthropist 1: 1353:"Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame" 977:and was a member of its 1969 881:Club and Hofstra athletics. 285:Half Hollow Hills High School 991:Coastal Athletic Association 560:Hofstra Pride men's lacrosse 240:National Football Foundation 223:. He is a leading athletics 138:Founder, Chairman & CEO 1548:Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame 1286:East Rutherford, New Jersey 1157:of magazines and newspaper 1140:Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame 1060:Under the auspicies of the 1000:World Lacrosse Championship 1740: 1719:Jews from New York (state) 1258:South Huntington, New York 1004:USILA Senior All Star Game 524:Most Valuable Player Award 354:. He was a Suffolk County 258:New York Metropolitan Area 215:. Metzger has established 1724:Hofstra University alumni 1254:St. Anthony's High School 1083:South Hempstead, New York 784:and insurance company in 684:Long Island Business News 534:from Hofstra University. 93: 1119:National Football League 955:National Lacrosse League 906:Johns Hopkins University 810:capital improvement plan 680:Roslyn Heights, New York 584:NCAA Lacrosse statistics 436:and Hofstra University. 313:Suffolk County, New York 140:The Whitmore Agency, LLC 1247:Premier Lacrosse League 933:for Hofstra athletics. 908:and is a member of the 900:, former Hofstra Pride 894:New York State Assembly 821:James M. Shuart Stadium 547:Division 1 All-American 178:USILA All-American Team 1602:"Hofstra Doubles Down" 1491:"Vincent J. Sombrotto" 1339:"On The Mark Training" 1087:Police Athletic League 1053: 1012:Hofstra Pride football 925: 873:. 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Long Island
insurance brokerage
financial services
USILA All-American Team
college lacrosse
Hofstra University
multi-sport athlete
Half Hollow Hills Central School District
Dix Hills, New York
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New York State
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