Height: 6-2
Weight: 195
Year: Senior
High School: Onondaga
Hometown: Syracuse. N.Y.

Business Administration major. . . son of Jay and Sondra Hotaling, Syracuse, N.Y. . . team captain. . . returning for his fourth season, Hotaling had another strong season for the Golden Flyers in 2006, leading the team in scoring with 74 points on 37 goals and 37 assists. . . had a career-high nine points on three goals, six assists in the ECAC Championship game at Ithaca 5/14/06. . . . scored five goals with one assist in 17-10 win over Clarkson 3/13/06. . . scored three goals in a game seven times. . . scored game-winning goal with :01 left in overtime of an 8-7 win at Cortland 3/28/06. . . earned third-team All-America honors from the USILA. . . named team's Offensive MVP and was a first-team Empire 8 Conference all-star. .  .
2005: amassed 82 points on 51 goals and 31 assists -- all team highs. . . also led the team in ground balls with 69. . . scored at least one goal in all 17 games and twice had a career-high of six goals -- at Hartwick 4/9/05 and at Middlebury in the NCAA Tournament semifinals 5/22/05. . .  scored five goals each in wins over Elmira 4/26/05 and at Ithaca 4/29/05. . . had eight points (on three goals and five assists) at Alfred 4/13/05. . . earned first-team All-America honors from the USILA and was the recipient of the Lt. Col. Jack Turnbull Award as the Outstanding Attackman in Division III. . . also earned first-team Empire 8 Conference all-star honors and was named E8 Player of the Week three times -- 3/6, 4/10 and 5/1. . . 
2004: emerged as a capable scoring threat, appearing in 11 games and producing 17 points on 14 goals and three assists as an attackman. . .  scored three times each in wins over Skidmore and Hartwick. . .  contributed a goal in the Golden Flyers' 13-9 loss to Salisbury in the national championship game. . . 
Scholastic: a graduate of Onondaga Central near Syracuse, Hotaling played lacrosse at Corcoran High School for four seasons and was a two-time Onondaga League all-star as an attackman. . . earned third-team all-Central New York honors and was chosen to play in Exceptional Senior all-star game in 2003. . . also was a standout in football and basketball at Onondaga. . . led football team to a 26-0 record in two seasons as starting quarterback. . . team won Section Three and state titles in 2001 and 2002. . . was captain of varsity basketball team for two seasons and was a two-time Onondaga League all-star.