SOUTH BEND — Authorities confirmed Sunday that two University of Notre Dame football players were among 37 students arrested earlier in the day on charges that include underage drinking.

The arrests of players Mike Golic Jr., Will Yeatman and the other students occurred after a home on Colfax Avenue on the city's near east side was surrounded by police cars early Sunday.

Officials said the vast majority of those arrested were from Notre Dame, including some lacrosse players and a women's basketball player. Contrary to initial police reports, none of the students arrested were Notre Dame soccer players.

The following is a list of everyone arrested and booked into jail:

Football players
Golic, Michael, 18, Minor Consuming
Yeatman, William, 20, Minor Consuming, False Informing, Resisting Arrest

Basketball players
Mallory, Brittany, 19, Minor Consuming

Men's lacrosse players
Barnes, Samuel, 20, Minor Consuming
Bemer, Timothy, 19, Minor Consuming
Connor, Thomas, 19, Minor Consuming, Possession of False ID
Irving, Andrew, 20, Minor Consuming
Lanser, Charles, 20, Minor Consuming
McKenna, Kelly, 20, Minor Consuming
Rodgers, Scott, 21, Resisting Arrest
Tripucka, Regis, 20, Minor Consuming

Women's lacrosse players
Burke, Shannon, 21, Maintaining a Common Nuisance
Bernier, Amelia, 19, Minor Consuming
Demello, Lauren, 21, Maintaining a Common Nuisance
Goodman, Erin, 20, Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Minor Consuming, Resisting Arrest
Koloup, Elisabeth, 21, Maintaining a Common Nuisance
Nangle, Flannery, 18, Minor Consuming, Resisting Arrest

Other
Allen, Blake, 19, False ID and Possession of drug paraphernalia
Anderson, Nathan, 19, Minor Consuming
Ashenburg, Benjamin, 18, Minor Consuming, False Informing
Dobson, Devon, 19, Minor Consuming
Gaudreau, Kelly, 20, Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Minor Consuming, Possession of False ID
Greissing, Connor, 18, Minor Consuming
Guarnieri, Catherine, 20, Minor Consuming
Harris, Christopher, 18, Minor Consuming
Karam, Martha, 18, Minor Consuming
McCarron, Wayne, 20, Minor Consuming
Millay, David, 19, Minor Consuming
Peterson, Edward, 18, Minor Consuming
Power, Colton, 19, Minor Consuming
Rogers, Sean, 18, Minor Consuming
Saulitis, John, 20, Minor Consuming
Schaus, Robert, 18, Minor Consuming
Vecchio, Brett, 20, Minor Consuming
Veith, Mary, 21, Maintaining a Common Nuisance
Wardlow, William, 18, Minor Consuming
Washburn, Catherine, 18, Minor Consuming

Yeatman was previously suspended from the Notre Dame football and lacrosse teams in February 2008 after a DUI arrest. Golic, Jr. is the son of former Notre Dame player Mike Golic, the ESPN Radio Host and star of Mike and Mike in the morning.

At least a dozen young adults stood outside on the corner of Colfax and St. Louis Boulevard at about 2 a.m. as area law enforcement agencies converged on the residence at 702 E. Colfax Ave., said William Redman, St. Joseph County Police.

ISEP had been checking several local businesses for underage drinking, as part of complaints the agency has received, when information was obtained about the large underage drinking party.

When officers arrived, the students began to scatter and some hid inside the home, according to police. Officers were given permission to enter by the students renting the home. Inside, they found people hiding under beds, in closets, the attic and basement.

Officers found three empty kegs of beer and hundreds of empty beer cans and cups both inside and outside, according to police.

It took several hours to cite, arrest, and transport all 37 individuals from the Colfax residence to jail, Redman said.

The investigation is still ongoing. More information will be provided once all reports are completed by all the agencies involved, police said.

The arrests were part of a joint effort to combat underage drinking by the SUDS Task Force, made up of the St. Joseph County Police, St. Joseph County Police Reserves, Indiana State Excise Police and the Indiana State Police.

South Bend officials announced earlier this month that they planned to crack down on parties around town because of resident complaints.

A weekend in early September had been quite busy as police responded to a number of calls about loud music and parties, and Capt. Phil Trent warned that special units would patrol on weekends as a result.

The ISEP are the law enforcement arm of Indiana's Alcohol and Tobacco Commission, and focus on limiting access to minors.

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