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Front Row (left to right): Adrian Williams, Sean Kane, Marques Coleman, Garrett Leffelman, Matthew Sullivan, Jean-Herbert Harris, Steven Gruber. Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Jesse Agel, Assistant Coach TJ Sorrentine, Peter Sullivan, Stefan Kaluz, Christopher Taylor, Matthew Mullery, 11/5/09 2:47:46 PM Andrew McCarthy, Tyler Ponticelli, Tucker Halpern, Assistant Coach Kyle Cieplicki, Assistant Coach Lamar Barrett. Quick Facts & Contents 2009-2010 Brown University Men’s Basketball
Location: Providence, Rhode Island 02912 Contents Founded: 1764 1 ...... Facts President: Ruth J. Simmons 2 ...... This Year’s Team Enrollment: 5,874 3 ...... Outlook & Roster Nickname: Bears 4 ...... Personnel Information Colors: Seal Brown, Cardinal Red, White 5 ...... The Captains Home Court: Pizzitola Sports Center (2,800) 8 ...... The Players Director of Athletics: Michael Goldberger 18 ...... Last Year’s Stats 19 ...... The Coaching Staff Conference Affiliations: Ivy League, NCAA Division I 20 ...... Head coach Jesse Agel 21 ...... Assistant Coaches Quick Hoop Facts 22 ...... Support Staff Head Coach: Jesse Agel (Vermont ’84) 23 ...... Opponents Record at Brown: 9-19, one year 28 ...... About Brown Career Record: 9-19, one year 31 ...World Class Student-Athletes 32 ...... This Is Brown Basketball Assistant Coaches: 34 ...... European Trip Lamar Barrett (Elizabeth City State ’94) 35 ...... Success After Graduation T.J. Sorrentine (Vermont ’05) 36 ...... Prominent Brown Alumni Kyle Cieplicki (Vermont ’08) 37 ...... Pizzitola Sports Center Basketball Phone: (401) 863-1315 38 ...... Athletic Facilities Basketball Trainer: Matt Culp 39 ...... Leadership At the Top Captains: Matt Mullery ’10, Peter Sullivan ’11 40 ...... NCAA Rules for Alumni and Adrian Williams ’11 41 ...... History Divider 2008-2009 Record: 9-19, 3-11 Ivy 42 ...... Top 25 Scorers Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 43 . .Records - Marvel and Pizzitola Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 44 ...... Records – Individual 45 ...... Records – Team Began Basketball: 1900-01 (104th season) 46 ...... Best Game Performances Press Row Phone: (401) 863-3208 47 . . . . . Best Season Performances 49 . . . . . Best Career Performances Media Information 50 . .100 Years of Brown Basketball Dir. of Sports Information: Christopher Humm 51 ...... 100th Anniversary Team (basketball contact) 52 ...... Game-By-Game Results Office Phone: (401) 863-1095 59 ...... Brown vs. All Opponents Home Phone: (401) 247-2392 60 ...... Brown vs. All Opponents Fax Phone: (401) 863-1436 61 ...Year-By-Year/Coaching Records E-Mail: [email protected] 62 ...... Brown Team Awards 64 ...... Ivy League Honors Assist. Directors of Sports Info.: Jeanne Carhart and 65 ...... All-Time Letterwinners Lyndsey Maurer 68 ...... Ivy Composite Schedule Sports Information Coordinator: Isaac Goodling Sports Info. Admin. Assistant: Amy Pasternack Directions To The Web Site: www.brownbears.com Pizzitola Sports Center: From Route 95 North or South, take the Brochure Information Route 195 East Exit. Proceed to Exit 2 Brown’s 2009-2010 Basketball Media Guide was written and edited by (Gano Street). At the end of the exit ramp, Matt Mullery ’10 Christopher Humm, Director of Sports Information, with assistance go left onto India Street. At the stop sign, from Bethany Buzzell and Debra Humm. Front cover photo by Tom go right onto Gano Street. Go through one Maguire. Back cover photos by J. Gentner and David Silverman. flashing light and at the third traffic light Inside action photography by David Silverman and Tom Maguire. make a right onto Angel Street. Proceed Design & printing by Meridian Printing, East Greenwich, Rhode Island. to the traffic light at Hope Street and turn This year’s guide is on sale for $20. Checks should be made payable right onto Hope Street. Continue a short to Brown Athletics and mailed along with your request to Amy distance to the Brown Athletic Complex Pasternack, Sports Information Office, Brown University, Box 1932, and turn right into the parking lot, opposite Providence, RI 02912. Bowen Street.
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ead coach Jesse Agel enters the 2009-2010 season with an H arsenal of All-Ivy and returning starters, an improving group of emerging players, and a strong collection of newcomers to face a challenging 31-game schedule. “I’m pleased with the development that several of our returning players have made in the off-season, and I’m looking forward to a squad who understands our offensive and defensive schemes,” said head coach Jesse Agel. “The success of our season will be reflected on how quickly we can get our freshmen acclimated to our system and playing at the Division I level.”
Frontcourt Senior center Matt Mullery thrived under Agel’s motion offense and became the 17th player in Brown basketball history to earn first team All-Ivy honors. The 6-8 Mullery, an NABC All-District selection, led the Bears in scoring with 16.1 points per game, fourth best in the Ivy League, and was Brown’s top scorer in 15 of 28 games. A prodigious shot blocker, Mullery established a new single-season Brown record for blocked shots with 59 blocks, seventh best in Ivy League basketball history. His 115 career blocked shots are second in the Brown record book and 18th best in Ivy League Basketball history. A two-time Ivy League Player of the Week, Mullery shot an amazing 61-percent from the field (174 of 287) to lead the Ivy League, while his 2.1 blocked shots per game also led the league. He was at his best in Ivy League games, leading the league in rebounding with 7.9 per game, and blocking a league-leading 2.6 shots per game. Mullery turned in one of the greatest performances in Brown basketball history by registering a 20-20 double-
Peter Sullivan ’11
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double in a win over Harvard, scoring 21 in free throw percentage (.726). His 4.9 points and grabbing 20 rebounds against rebounds per game was 12th in the Ivy the Crimson to become the first Brown League. player in 25 years to grab 20 rebounds Junior Chris Taylor and sophomore in a game. Mullery’s rare 20-20 double- Stefan Kaluz will add depth to the Bears’ double against Harvard was Brown’s first front court. Taylor was injured for part of in 35 years. last season, but still played in 24 games Joining Mullery in the front court is junior for the Bears, earning starting roles honorable mention All-Ivy selection against Penn and Harvard. He netted Peter Sullivan, the Ivy League’s fifth a season high six points three times, leading scorer with 14.3 points per game. against Holy Cross, Wagner and Cornell, He scored a career high 26 points against while grabbing a career high six rebounds Army and scored in double figures 22 against Holy Cross and Dartmouth. Kaluz times, including 20 or more points six competed in 10 games with a season times. He also pulled down a career high high six points and six rebounds against nine rebounds against Rhode Island. Cornell. The “Iron Man” of the Ivy League, Sullivan’s 35.9 minutes per game led the league. He played 40 or more minutes Backcourt Adrian Williams ’11 eight times, including back-to-back games In the backcourt, junior Adrian Williams against Penn and Princeton. displayed his own Iron Man traits, while John Herbert Harris. Gruber saw action Sullivan ranked seventh in the Ivy league averaging 11.0 points per game for the in 22 games at the point and scored a in three point field goals made (1.7 per Bears. Williams played 34.6 minutes season high four points against Yale. game) and he was ninth in the league per game, third most in the Ivy League, Harris played in 14 games, logging a logging 40 or more minutes five times. season high 17 minutes against Cornell An excellent long-range shooter, Williams’ and scoring a season best seven points 58 treys led the Bears and ranked second against the Big Red. The coaching staff in the Ivy League. Williams scored in also has high expectations for sophomore double figures 17 times, including a career Marques Coleman, a point guard who high 29 points vs. Quinnipiac where he missed his entire freshman season at connected on 9 of 11 field goals, including Brown due to injury. 7 of 8 treys, and 4 of 4 free throws. Williams’ seven treys against Quinnipiac were just one short of the Brown Newcomers individual record at the Pizzitola Sports “I’m thrilled with the initial recruiting Center and rank seventh in the Brown class our staff has brought to Brown,” said record book. A defensive presence on Agel. “We’ve been able to bring in four the court, William registered seven steals outstanding young men, who will bring against Holy Cross, second best in Brown versatility and ability to our program. I basketball history. look for each one to contribute to our Junior guard Garrett Leffelman gained success this season.” some valuable court time a year ago, Brown’s Class of 2013 includes: forward despite missing 12 games due to injury, Tucker Halpern (Brookline, MA), forward playing over 26 minutes per game over Andrew McCarthy (Sudbury, MA), Brown’s last five games. He scored a forward Tyler Ponticelli (Northbrook, IL) season high nine points against both Penn and guard Matt Sullivan (Wilmette, IL). and Harvard, including the game-winning Halperin averaged 19.4 points, 10.1 trey at the buzzer to defeat the Crimson. rebounds and 3.6 assists per game as a Also returning to the Bears’ backcourt senior at Noble & Greenough, scoring a Matt Mullery ’10 are senior Steve Gruber and sophomore school record 1,800 points. McCarthy
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291664.P.indd 3 11/6/09 8:09:13 AM Season Preview The Captains 2009-2010 Brown University Men’s Basketball #45 Tri-Captain Matt Mullery
scored 13 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 2009-2010 Roster blocks per game at Northfield Mount Hermon, and netted over 1,500 points No. Name Pos. Cl. Hgt. Wgt. School/Hometown in his schoolboy career. Ponticelli netted 22 Coleman, Marques G So. 6-3 185 Cactus/Peoria, AZ 15 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists per 10 Gruber, Steve G Sr. 5-11 170 Whitefish Bay/Milwaukee, WI game as a junior, and was a two-time team 33 Halpern, Tucker F Fr. 6-8 215 Noble & Greenough/Brookline, MA captain at Glenbrook North High School. 44 Harris, Jean-Herbert G So. 6-2 185 Los Angeles/Los Angeles, CA Sullivan will join his All-Ivy brother, Peter, 50 Kaluz, Stefan C So. 6-9 225 Corona Del Mar/Carona Del Mar, CA on this year’s squad after scoring 18 points, 31 Leffelman, Garrett G Jr. 6-4 210 St. Joseph’s/Naperville, IL 8 rebounds and 3 assists per game as a 35 McCarthy, Andrew F Fr. 6-8 205 Northfield Mt. ermon/Sudbury,H MA senior at Loyola Academy, while shooting 45 Mullery, Matt F Sr. 6-8 235 St. John Vianney/Millstone, NJ 47-percent from the field and 80-percent 5 Ponticelli, Tyler F Fr. 6-8 215 Glenbrook North/Northbrook, IL from the free throw line. 14 Sullivan, Matt G Fr. 6-6 205 Loyola Academy/Wilmette, IL 25 Sullivan, Peter F Jr. 6-5 215 Loyola Academy/Wilmette, IL 1 Taylor, Chris F Jr 6-8 225 Wayzata/Plymouth, MN 11 Williams, Adrian G Jr. 6-1 180 Wheeler/Atlanta, GA
Head Coach: Jesse Agel (Vermont ’84) Assistant Coaches: Lamar Barrett (Elizabeth City State ’94), TJ Sorrentine (Vermont ’04), and Kyle Cieplicki (Vermont ’08) Captains: Matt Mullery ‘10, Peter Sullivan ‘11 and Adrian Williams ‘11 Managers: Veronica Lowe ’10 Athletic Trainer: Matt Culp
Personnel Information Lettermen Returning (8): Matt Mullery* (C, 6-8, 235, Sr., 16.1 ppg., 6.5 rpg.) Peter Sullivan* (F, 6-5, 210, Jr., 14.3 ppg., 4.9 rpg.) Adrian Williams* (G, 6-1, 180, Jr., 11.0 ppg, 2.7 rpg) Garrett Leffelman (G, 6-4, 200, Jr., 3.3 ppg., 1.8 rpg.) Stefan Kaluz (F, 6-9, 225, So., 2.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg.) Jean Herbert Harris (G, 6-2, 185, So., 1.9 ppg., 0.6 rpg.) Chris Taylor (F, 6-8, 220, Jr., (1.8 ppg., 1.3 rpg.) Steven Gruber (G, 5-11, 170, Sr., 0.9 ppg., 0.2 rpg) * returning starter
Lettermen Lost (3): Scott Friske (F, 6.3 ppg, 5.1 rpg.) Chris Skrelja (G, 6.1 ppg., 7.0 rpg.) Sean Kane (G, 2.3 ppg., 0.8 rpg)
Newcomers (4): Tucker Halpern (Fr., forward, 6-8, 215, Noble & Greenough/Brookline, MA) Andrew McCarthy (Fr., forward, 6-8, 205, Northfield Mt. Hermon/Sudbury, MA) Tyler Ponticelli (Fr., forward, 6-8, 215, Glenbrook North/Northbrook, IL) Garrett Leffelman ’11 Matt Sullivan (Fr., guard, 6-6, 205, Loyola Academy/Willmette, IL)
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291664.P.indd 4 11/6/09 8:10:36 AM The Captains #45 Tri-Captain Matt Mullery
Senior | 6-8 | 235 | Millstone, New Jersey Junior: First team All-Ivy….NABC All-Region selection… Established a new Brown record for blocked shots in a single season with 59 blocks for the year…Led Ivy League in field goal percentage (.606) and blocked shots (2.1 per game)… Blocked six shots at Yale, tying the Brown school record…Ranks second in the Brown record book with 115 career blocked shots…Ivy League’s fourth leading scorer with 16.1 points per game… Posted a rare 20-20 double-double with 20 points and 20 rebounds against Harvard, becoming the first Brown player in 35 years to score 20 points and pull down 20 rebounds in a game…Registered conventional double-doubles against Dartmouth (12 points, 13 rebounds) and Penn (19 points, 10 rebounds)…Logged 33.1 minutes per game, seventh best in the Ivy League…Scored 20 or more points eight times, including a career high 27 points at Harvard on 13 of 16 shooting from the field…His .606 field goal percentage ranks fourth best in Brown basketball history…Grabbed 13 rebounds against Eastern Michigan and Dartmouth…Missed just three field goals (24 of 27) in his last three games, including a 9 of 9 shooting performance against Harvard… Sophomore: Led the Ivy League in blocked shots with 1.48 per game…His 37 blocked shots rank fourth in the Brown record book…Has blocked 56 career shots, 11th in Brown basketball history…Made 10 starts for the Bears…Scored a career high 14 points vs. Princeton on 6 of 9 shooting from the field…Blocked four shots against Quinnipiac and Princeton…Freshman: Played in 27 games for the Bears, earning nine starts, all in Ivy League games… Ranked 1st on the Brown team among freshmen in scoring (110) and average points per game (4.1)… Ranked 4th on the team in assists with 27… Had a career high 10 points against Penn, sinking 3 of 5 field goals… Also had 10 points against Texas A&M Corpus Christi, sinking 4 of 7 field goals and hi ing 2 of 3 a empted treys… Scored 9 points and grabbed a season high of 8 rebounds against Northwestern…Scored eight points and pulled down five rebounds in Brown’s win at Princeton… Secondary School Background: A graduate of St. John Vianney High School where he le ered in basketball for four years... Named First Team All-State and First Team All-Shore as a senior... Monmouth County Player of the Year as a senior…All-time leading scorer at St. John Vinney High School with 1.522 points... Averaged 22.3 points per game, 8.9 rebounds per Ma Mullery: Personality Chart game and 3.8 assists per game Post-school ambition: Entrepreneurship as a senior...Three-year captain People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: and four-year starter…Named Best book I have ever read: Of Mice and Men in the top 30 players in New Favorite foods: Seafood, anything on the grill My father, my high school coach Jersey according to New Favorite TV shows: Sportscenter, Pardon the Interruption Jersey Hoops...Personal: Movies I have enjoyed: The Shawshank Redemption, Cinderella Man Ma hew Kevin Mullery, born Biggest athletic thrill: Becoming my high school’s October 20, 1987…The son of My favorite thing about playing basketball is: all-time leading scorer Harry and Kathleen Mullery The thing I like most about Brown University: The success that comes from hard work of Millstone…Has a brother, Person in history (past or present) I would most The like atmosphere to meet: Winston and diversity Churchill Favorite Class at Brown: Christopher…Enjoys music Intro to Economics and going to the Jersey Favorite Character in Literature: Favorite Gym: The Pizzitola Oedipus Shore…Modern American Favorite Musical Groups: History concentrator. Taking Back Sunday, The Wallflowers, Tom Pe y, Bruce Springstein
Ma Mullery ’10 – Career Highs Points: 27 vs. Dartmouth (2/7/09) Rebounds: 20 vs. Harvard (3/6/09) Assists: 7 vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08) Steals: 3 vs. Wagner (11/28/07) Blocks: 6 vs. Yale (1/23/09)
Ma Mullery Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A Blk 2006-07 27 38 87 .437 6 19 .316 28 46 .609 110 4.1 63 2.3 27 19 2007-08 26 44 86 .512 3 8 .375 26 41 ,634 117 4.5 75 2.9 32 37 2008-09 28 174 287 .606 8 20 .400 96 149 .644 452 16.1 183 6.5 56 59 Totals 81 256 460 .557 17 47 .361 147 236 .623 679 8.4 321 3.9 115 115
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291664.P.indd 5 11/6/09 8:11:04 AM The Captains #25 Tri-Captain Peter Sullivan
Junior | 6-5 | 210 | Wilme e, Illinois Sophomore: Third Team All-Ivy selection…Scored a career best 26 points against Army on 9 of 15 shooting from the field, while connecting on 5 of 9 treys… One of two Brown players to start in all 28 games…The Ivy League’s “Iron Man” averaged a league leading 35.9 minutes per game, and played 40 or more minutes nine times…Grabbed a career high nine rebounds in Brown’s season opening game against Rhode Island…Scored 20 or more points six times…Ranked fi h in the Ivy League in scoring with 14.3 points per game…Brown’s top rebounder in five games…Ranked 10th in the Ivy league in free throw percentage (.726), seventh in 3-point field goals made (48)and 12th in rebounding (4.9 per game)… Scored 21 points in Brown’s last game against Dartmouth, connecting on 9 of 12 field goals…Freshman: Four-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week…Scored in double figures 11 times, including his last three games… Finished second in the Ivy League in 3-point field goal percentage (.481)…Also ranked seventh in the Ivy League in free throw percentage (.813)…Tallied a season high 19 points vs. Northwestern, connecting on 5 of 7 field goals, including 3 of 5 from behind the three-point arc, and 6 of 6 free throws…Also scored 19 points vs. Columbia while pulling down five rebounds…His seven rebounds vs. Princeton were a season high…Tossed in 18 points vs. Harvard…His 16 points vs. Penn came on 4 of 5 shooting from the field and 7 of 7 from the free throw line… Second leading scorer among Ivy League first-year players (8.7 ppg.)…Scored 10 points and grabbed four rebounds against Ohio U. in the first round of the College Basketball Invitational…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Loyola Academy where he le ered in basketball…Averaged 16.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game as a senior… Led his My parents Peter Sullivan: Personality Chart team in scoring, rebounds, Post-school ambition: Get a well-paying job and shot percentage from People who have had the greatest All of the influence Harry Po er on my books athletic career: 3’s, the field and the free Best book I have ever read: throw line… Named co- Favorite foods: Lasagna and Chex mix MVP… Made 60 treys as Favorite TV shows: The RememberOffice, Laguna the Titans,Beach, HeEntourage Got Game, Hoosiers, Super Bad Movies I have enjoyed: a senior… Named First Being a part of winning with a team team All-Conference… All- Biggest athletic thrill: Playing on ESPN senior year Location in high and school diversity My favorite thing about playing basketball is: State Honorable Mention The thing I like most about Brown University: recipient… Selected to Person in history (past or Engineering present) I would 9 most like to meet: Julius Caesar play in the Nike City- Favorite Class at Brown: Harry Po er Suburban All-Star game… Favorite Character in Literature: Helped lead his team to Favorite Gym: United Center a Chicago Catholic League Claim to Fame: Played on ESPN Championship… Member of the Loyola Scholar Honor Roll… Named the U.S Military Scholar Athlete… Personal: Peter J. Sullivan, born June 23, 1989… Son of Tim and Susanne Sullivan… Has two brothers, Ma hew and Christopher, and one sister, Shannon… Enjoys li ing, playing so ball and reading… Economics concentrator. Peter Sullivan ’11 – Career Highs Points: 26 vs. Army (11/26/08) Rebounds: 9 vs. URI (11/14/08) Assists: 4 vs. Dartmouth (2/8/08) Steals: 2 vs. Holy Cross (11/19/08); vs. E. Michigan (11/9/07); vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08) Treys: 5 vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08) Peter Sullivan’s Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2007-08 29 77 147 .524 39 81 .481 61 75 .813 254 8.8 79 2.7 23 2008-09 28 135 335 .404 48 156 .308 82 113 .726 400 14.3 137 4.9 46 Total 57 212 482 .440 87 237 .367 143 188 .760 654 11.2 216 3.8 69
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291664.P.indd 6 11/6/09 8:11:19 AM The Captains #11 Tri-Captain Adrian Williams
Junior | 6-1, 180 | Atlanta, Georgia Sophomore: His 11.0 points per game scoring average ranked 11th in the Ivy League…Started 27 games for the Bears, missing one game due to injury… Named the Ivy League Player of the Week a er scoring a career high 29 points against Quinnipiac on 9 of 11 shooting from the field, including an incredible 7 of 8 shooting from behind the three-point arc and 4 of 4 shooting from the free throw line…His seven treys against Quinnipiac rank seventh in the Brown record book and just one short of the Pizzitola Sports Center record…Scored in double figures 17 times…84-percent free throw shooter (53 of 63)… Registered seven steals on the road against Holy Cross, second best in Brown basketball history…Ranked second in the Ivy league with 58 treys…His three-point field goal percentage (.377) ranked eighth in the Ivy league…Logged 34.6 minutes per game, third most in the Ivy League, playing 40 or more minutes five times… Tossed in 19 points against Hartford…Grabbed a career high seven rebounds against New Hampshire… Freshman: One of six Brown team members to play in all 28 games…Earned Ivy League Player of the Week honors…Scored a season high 13 points vs. Harvard, hi ing 4 of 4 field goals, including 2 of 2 treys… Ne ed 12 points vs. Columbia and 11 points vs. Yale… Handed out four assists vs. Michigan…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Wheeler High School where he le ered in basketball… Named All-County and All-Region… Set a county record with 11 three-pointers Adrian Williams: Personality Chart in a game …Earned Post-school ambition: Become a successful music producer All-State Honorable People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: Mention recognition… Best book I have ever read: Named Mid-Season Favorite foods: Sweet potatoes, Ishmael cereal Father All-Metro Atlanta… Favorite TV shows: Entourage Scored a career high Movies I have enjoyed: 35 points… Averaged Biggest athletic thrill: Playing He Got on Game, ESPNU Scarface, 300 12.7 points, 2 assists My favorite thing about playing basketball is: and 4 rebounds per The thing I like most about Brown University: Person in history (past or present) I would most Ge ing like to teammates meet: involved game as a senior… Favorite Class at Brown: Its diversity Member of the Favorite Character in Literature: Engineering 9 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Honor Favorite Gym: Douglas L. Lipscomb Dr. Gymnasium Seuss (Wheeler HS) Roll… Served Claim to fame: Son of Super Bowl MVP Doug Williams on the Senior Favorite Musical Groups: Advisory Board… Lil’ Wayne, Jay Z, T.I., Kid A Personal: Adrian Michael Williams, born December 2, 1988… Son of Doug Williams and Lisa Robinson…Father, Doug Williams is a former Washington Redskins Super Bowl MVP… Siblings include Laura, Jasmine, DJ, Carmaleta, Ashley, Lee and Tamessia… Enjoys reading, traveling and making music… Concentrating in Economics.
Adrian Williams ’11 – Career Highs Points: 29 vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08) Rebounds: 7 vs. New Hampshire (12/6/08) Assists: 4 vs. Michigan (11/11/07); vs. Eastern Michigan (11/29/08); vs. Bryant (1/9/09) Steals: 7 vs. Holy Cross (11/19/08) Treys: 7 vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08)
Adrian William’s Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2007-08 29 39 96 .375 15 47 .319 47 63 .746 134 4.6 45 1.6 21 2008-09 27 93 226 .412 58 154 .377 53 63 .841 297 11.0 74 2.7 33 TOTAL 56 132 322 .409 73 201 .363 100 126 .793 431 7.7 119 2.1 54
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291664.P.indd 7 11/6/09 8:11:34 AM The Players #22 Marques Coleman
Sophomore | 6-3 | 185 | Peoria, Arizona Freshman: Missed the entire season due to injury…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Cactus High School where he le ered in basketball for four years…Team captain for all four years at Cactus…Named to All-Region Teams as a freshman, sophomore and junior…Rise Magazine 2008 top point guard in Arizona…Scout.com and Rivals.com 3-star guard…2008 Arizona Scholar Athlete Award…Scored a career high 28 points in high school… Personal: Marques Andrew Coleman, born February 3, 1990…The son of Ron and Mary Coleman…Has two siblings, Bri ani and Brandon…Economics concentrator.
Marques Coleman’s Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2008-09 Did Not Play
Marquis Coleman: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Advertising Account Executive People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My parents’ Best book I have ever read: Catch-22 Favorite foods: Spinach and Chicken Favorite TV shows: Deal or No Deal, The Office, Sports Center Movies I have enjoyed: Superbad, The Mist, the Orphan Biggest athletic thrill: Dunking on some 6-9 guy My favorite thing about playing basketball is: The high emotion and intensity The thing I like most about Brown University: The diversity of all the students Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Albert Einstein Favorite Class at Brown: Politics of the Illicit Global Economy Favorite Character in Literature: MoJo (Friday Night Lights) Favorite Gym: The Pizzitola Sports Center Favorite Musical Groups: Chamillionaire, Boy Genius, Kid A
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291664.P.indd 8 11/6/09 8:11:48 AM The Players #10 Steve Gruber
Senior | 5-11 | 165 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin Earned a gold medal for the United States as a member of the USA Maccabi Team at the World Maccabiah Games this past summer…Junior: Saw action in 22 games… Connected on 10 of 13 (.769) free throws for the season… Sophomore: Played in 18 games for the Bears… Excellent ball-handler and playmaker…Connected on 6 of 6 free throws for the season…Freshman: Played in 25 games for the Bears, earning starts against Quinnipiac and Rhode Island… Scored a career high 7 points against Army, connecting on 5 of 6 free throws… Scored 6 points against Quinnipiac, sinking 6 of 8 free throws… Logged 25 minutes in Brown’s win over Quinnipiac…Handed out a season high three assists vs. Navy… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Whitefish Bay High School where he was a four-year starter for the varsity basketball team... Served as team captain for three years... Rated among the top 350 seniors in the country by Hoopscooponline.com... A three-time All-Conference selection... Recorded a school record 1,200 career points and handed out 720 career assists... Averaged 14.6 points per game and 7.3 assists per game as a senior... Led Whitefish Bay to 20-2 record and number one State ranking…Was one of only two high school players named to the United States Maccabiah Team that captured the gold medal in Australia in the Summer of 2006...Selected to play in the annual WBCA Coaches All- Star Game…Personal: Steven Daniel Gruber, born May 15, 1987…The son of David and Nancy Gruber of Milwaukee…Has a sister, Lauren…Enjoys being with his friends, soccer, tennis and listening to music…Selected to represent the United States in the summer of 2009 in Israel for the Maccabiah Games… Public Policy concentrator at Brown.
Steve Gruber Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2006-07 25 7 28 .250 3 8 .375 23 31 .742 40 1.6 14 0.6 17 2007-08 18 3 9 .333 0 2 .000 6 6 1.000 12 0.7 1 0.1 8 2008-09 22 4 13 .308 1 2 .500 10 13 .767 20 0.9 4 0.2 7 Total 65 14 50 .280 4 12 .333 39 50 .780 72 1.1 19 0.2 32
Steve Gruber ’10 – Career Highs Points: 7 vs. Army (11/25/06) Rebounds: 2 vs. Wagner (11/28/06) Assists : 3 vs. Navy (11/14/06) Steals: 1 vs. several teams
Steve Gruber: Personality Chart My dad, David Post-school ambition: A end Law School People who have had the greatest The DaVinci influence Code, on The my athleticOutsiders, career: Tuesdays’ With Morrie Best book I have ever read: Show, Fresh Prince, That 70’s Show Favorite foods: Sausage and chicken pizza Favorite TV shows: Entourage, Wedding Sportscenter, Crashers, Knocked The Chapelle Up, HeNational Got Game, Maccabiah V for Vende a; Team and Forge ing winning the Sarah gold Marshallmedal Movies I have enjoyed: Biggest athletic thrill: Being selected to play for The the competitiveness USA and selflessness Its diversity My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Martin Luther King, Jr. The thing I like most about Brown University: on-Profit Organization ndustrial and N Person in history (past or Engine present) 9 – IManagement would most likeof I to meet: Favorite Class at Brown: A icus (To Kill A Mockingbird) Favorite Character in Literature: Favorite Gym: Kohl Center – University of Wisconsin Claim to Fame: I have two goldTom medalsPe y, Eminem, from the Bob Maccabiah Dylan, Lil Games Wayne, Kid A Favorite Musical Groups:
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291664.P.indd 9 11/6/09 8:12:03 AM The Players #44 Jean-Herbert Harris
Sophomore | 6-2 | 185 | Los Angeles, California Freshman: Saw action in 14 games…Scored a career high seven points in 14 minutes of play against Cornell, connecting on 2 of 3 field goals and 2 of 2 free throws…Ne ed five points against Wagner…Made two steals against Cornell… Secondary School Background: A graduate of Los Angeles Senior High School where he le ered in basketball, track and football…League MVP in 2006 and 2007…All-Los Angeles County selection in 2006-2007…McDonald’s All- American nominee in 2007…Second leading scorer in the State of California as a junior, averaging just over 31 points per game…Honor Roll student… League track & field high jump champion in 2006…Class of 2007 Silver Seal Bearer…Personal: Jean-Herbert Harris, born January 20, 1989…The son of Herbert and Iris Harris…Has three siblings, Alia, Kami and Dominique…Enjoys drawing, painting, reading and writing poetry, listening to music, playing board games, debating reading and playing basketball and football…Undecided on his concentration, but plans to pursue a career in law.
Jean Herbert-Harris Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2008-09 14 7 21 .333 4 13 .308 9 11 .818 27 1.9 9 0.6 5
Jean-Herbert Harris ‘12 – Career Highs Points: 7 vs. Cornell (1/30/09) Rebounds: 3 vs. George Mason (11/17/08) Assists: 1 vs. George Mason (11/17/08); vs. Providence (12/3/08); vs. Wagner (12//21/08); vs. Cornell (2/21/09) Steals: 2 vs. Cornell (2/21/09) Treys: 1 vs. Wagner (12/21/08); vs. Cornell (1/30/09)
Jean-Herbert Harris: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Law/Business School People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: Big Brother Telly Roberts, mother, father Best book I have ever read: Gi ed Hands Favorite foods: Pizza, BBQ Favorite TV shows: Heroes, CSI, The Boondocks Movies I have enjoyed: Love and Basketball, American Gangster, Dark Knight, Harlem Knights Biggest athletic thrill: Hi ing a game-winning shot against Wilson High My favorite thing about playing basketball is: It’s always been there for me, a relief valve The thing I like most about Brown University: The mellow environment, the atmosphere Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Malcolm X, Jesus Christ, my grandfather Favorite Class at Brown: Blacks in Latin America, Africana Studies Favorite Character in Literature: The Hulk, Frankenstein Favorite Gym: Los Angeles High School Gym Favorite Musical Groups: Clipse, Tupac, Nas
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291664.P.indd 10 11/6/09 8:12:20 AM The Players #50 Stefan Kaluz
Sophomore | 6-9 | 225 | Corona Del Mar, California Freshman: Saw action in 10 games with a season high 18 minutes played against Cornell…Ne ed a career high six points at Cornell, connecting on 3 of 5 field goals…Scored four points against Wagner, Virginia, and Cornell… Blocked shots in games against Virginia and Cornell…Pulled down a career best six rebounds at home against Cornell…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Corona Del Mar High School where he le ered in basketball for four years…Team captain as a senior…California Interstate Federation (CIF) Player of the Year as a junior…Two-year CIF first team selection…Scored 1,600 career points and pulled down 976 career rebounds…PCL MVP in 2007 and 2008…Orange County 2nd team all-star as a junior and third team selection as a senior…Personal: Stefan Kaluz, born May 25, 1990…The son of Stefan Kaluz and Milota Kaluzova…Enjoys going to the beach, weightli ing, relaxing with friends, basketball and laughing and watching the Rocky and Rambo Series… Economics concentrator.
Stefan Kaluz Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2008-09 10 8 22 .364 0 0 .000 5 9 .556 21 2.1 15 1.5 1
Stefan Kaluz ’12 – Career Highs Points: 6 vs. Cornell (1/30/09) Rebounds: 6 vs. Cornell (2/21/09) Assists: 1 vs. Columbia (2/20/09) Steals: 2 vs. Cornell (2/21/09)
Stefan Kaluz: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Overall happiness and successful job People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My parents Best book I have ever read: Catcher In The Rye Favorite food: Steak Favorite TV shows: The Simpsons Movies I have enjoyed: Rambo IV, 300, All Quiet on the Western Front Biggest athletic thrill: Winning the Division title in California My favorite thing about playing basketball is: It is fun The thing I like most about Brown University: The interesting people Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Napoleon Bonaparte Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9 Favorite Gym: Pizzitola Sports Center Favorite Musical Groups: Pink Floyd, Rod Stewart, Guns N’ Roses
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291664.P.indd 11 11/6/09 8:12:36 AM The Players #31 Garrett Leffelman
Junior | 6-4 | 210 | Naperville, Illinois Sophomore: Scored a career high nine points twice, in consecutive games against Penn and Harvard…Connected on a three-point basket at the buzzer to defeat Harvard…Earned two starts, against George Mason and Dartmouth… Scored five points against Rhode Island, George Mason and Dartmouth… Pulled down a career best six rebounds in a starting role against Dartmouth… Freshman: Scored a season high four points against Eastern Michigan…Saw action in 12 games for the Bears…Ne ed two points and had three steals vs. Dartmouth…Secondary School Background: A graduate of St. Joseph High School ... Co-captain his senior year... Averaged 11.2 points per game, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists on a team that went 25-5, winning Thanksgiving and Christmas tournaments as well as Conference, Regional and Sectional championships ... Was the first freshman in school history to score 40 points in a single game ... Senior year shot 52% from the field which included a team high 49 three-point field goals ... Named All-Conference, finishing in the Top 10 in conference scoring ... Named All-Area by Suburban Life ... Played in both the Chicago-Suburban and East Suburban Catholic Conference-Chicago Catholic League All-Star games ... Finished as school valedictorian ... Recipient of the Student Athlete of the Year Award all four years ... National Honor Society member ... Illinois State Scholar ... Won 3 on 3 national basketball championship as a 10 year old…Personal: Garre Joseph Leffelman, born February 18, 1989, the son of Randy and Karen Leffelman of Naperville, Illinois ... Has a younger sister, Jaclyn ... Enjoys golfing, watching football and learning new languages ... Economics and Political Science concentrator at Brown.
Garre Leffelman ’11 – Career Highs Points: 9 vs. Penn (2/28/09); vs. Harvard (3/6/09) Rebounds: 6 vs. Dartmouth (3/7/09) Assists: 3 vs. Harvard (3/6/09) Steals: 3 vs. Dartmouth (2/8/08)
Garre Leffelman’s Career Statistics G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2007-08 12 4 7 .581 0 0 .000 2 3 .667 10 0.8 5 0.4 1 2008-09 16 20 55 .364 9 29 .310 4 6 .667 53 3.3 29 1.8 7 TOTAL 28 24 62 .387 9 29 .310 6 9 .667 63 2.5 34 1.2 8
Garre Leffelman: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Play professionally overseas, work on Wall Street, run for high political office People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My dad Best book I have ever read: Angels and Demons Favorite food: Picanha Favorite TV shows: 24, The West Wing, Friends Movies I have enjoyed: Face/Off, The Green Mile, The Bourne Series, Cinderella Man Biggest athletic thrill: Hi ing game-winning shots My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Trying to use my God-given talents to the best of my abilities to help our team The thing I like most about Brown University: The Open Curriculum Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Jesus Christ, Shane Ba ier, Greg Maddux, Ronald Reagan, Bre Favre Favorite Class at Brown: City Politics Favorite Gym: Cameron Indoor Stadium
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291664.P.indd 12 11/6/09 8:12:51 AM The Players #1 Chris Taylor
Junior | 6-8 | 225 | Plymouth, Minnesota Sophomore: Played in 24 games and earned starting roles against Penn and Harvard…Scored a season high six points against Holy Cross, Wagner, and Cornell…Grabbed six rebounds against both Holy Cross and Dartmouth… Freshman: Scored a season high six points in 13 minutes of play vs. Penn, connecting on 3 of 4 field goals…Ne ed four points vs. Harvard…Saw action in 21 games for the Bears…Secondary School Background: A graduate of Wayzata High School where he le ered in basketball… Four-year le er winner... Scored over a thousand points in his high school career… Team captain as a junior and senior… Selected to play in the Inner City All-Star Classic… Three-time All- Conference… Named to the St. Paul Pioneer Press All Defensive First Team… Member of the National Honor Society… Member of the Physical Education Board… Personal: Christopher Sco Taylor, born October 23, 1988… Son of Marvin and Joanne Taylor… Has a brother, Kellen… Enjoys karaoke and video games… Economics COE concentrator.
Chris Taylor ’11 – Career Highs Points: 6 vs. Penn (3/1/08); vs. Holy Cross (11/19/08); vs. Wagner (12/21/08); vs. Cornell (2/21/09) Rebounds: 6 vs. Holy Cross (11/19/08); vs. Dartmouth (3/6/09) Assists: 4 vs. Columbia (2/20/09); vs. Penn (2/28/09); vs. Dartmouth (3/6/09) Steals: 1 vs. several teams
G FG FGA PCT 3FG3FGA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG A 2007-08 21 7 11 .636 0 1 .000 1 4 .250 15 0.7 12 0.6 5 2008-09 24 19 52 .365 0 0 .000 5 12 .417 43 1.8 31 1.3 24 TOTAL 45 26 63 .413 0 1 .000 6 16 .375 58 1.3 43 0.9 29
Chris Taylor: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Be a well-rounded, knowledgeable person People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My dad, and my high school coach, Phil Ward Best book I have ever read: The Bible Favorite foods: My mom’s mashed potatoes, calamari Favorite TV shows: Fresh Prince, Entourage Movies I have enjoyed: Matrix: Reloaded, Li le Miss Sunshine, Ghostbusters Biggest athletic thrill: Game-winning tip-in in high school My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Playing creatively The thing I like most about Brown University: Open Curriculum Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Jesus Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9 Favorite Gym: Pizzitola Sports Center Claim to fame: Levity Favorite Musical Groups: Stevie Wonder, Kid A.
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291664.P.indd 13 11/6/09 8:13:11 AM The Players #33 Tucker Halpern
Freshman | 6-8 | 215 | Forward | Brookline, Massachuse s Secondary School Background: Averaged 19.4 points, 10.1 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game as a senior at Noble & Greenough…Two-time team captain…All-time leading scorer at Noble & Greenough with 1,800 career points…McDonald’s All-American nominee…Four-time All-Independent School League All-Star…Named to Elite 75 All-Star Team…Two-time St. Sebastian Tournament MVP… All-Area Greater Boston selection…New England Class C semifinalist for three straight years…Named to Slam Magazine’s 10 Most Impressive Players at the Orlando Super Showcase…Three-time New England Class C Semifinalist…Personal: Tucker Raymond Halpern, born December 26, 1989…Son of John and K.C. Halpern… Has a brother, Ian, and a sister, Lily…Enjoys music, drums, tennis and sports in general…Undecided on his concentration.
Tucker Halpern: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Play professionally People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My parents’, Bryan Doo, Michael Herring, Greg Kristoff Best book I have ever read: Where the Wild Things Are Favorite foods: Chicken Parm, grilled cheese Favorite TV show: Entourage Movies I have enjoyed: Green Street Hooligans, Wedding Crashers Biggest athletic thrill: Hiing last second shot in overtime against school rival Roxbury Latin to win game My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Winning The thing I like most about Brown University: The people Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Larry Bird Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9
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291664.P.indd 14 11/6/09 8:13:25 AM The Players #35Andrew McCarthy
Freshman | 6-8 | 205 | Forward | Sudbury, Massachuse s Secondary School Background: Averaged 13.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 blocks per game at Northfield Mount Hermon…Played in the 2009 Feinberg Academic All-American game in Los Angeles…McDonald’s All-American nominee… Played in the BasketBull’s New England Prep School Athletic Council All-Star Game…Also played in the Hoop Mountain Greater Boston All-Star Game… Scored over 1,500 points in his schoolboy career… Four-time All-Independent School League selection at Buckingham Browne & Nichols…Averaged 22.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a junior at Buckingham, Brown & Nichols …Team MVP at Buckingham, Brown & Nichols and New England Elite 75 All-Star in 2006…. Also le ered in football for two years at BBN…Personal: Andrew Barre McCarthy, born February 16, 1989…The son of Charles and Sandy McCarthy… Has a younger sister, Samantha…Enjoys listening to music and playing chess… Undecided on his concentration.
Andrew McCarthy: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: Playing overseas People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My parents’, Jay Ellio , Bryan Doo, John Carroll Best book I have ever read: The Giving Tree Favorite foods: Barbeque Favorite TV shows: Curb Your Enthusiasm Movies I have enjoyed: Luck of the Irish, 40-year-old Virgin Biggest athletic thrill: Playing in the Feinberg Academic Games My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Winning The thing I like most about Brown University: The people Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9 Favorite Gym: Alex Forslund Gymnasium
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291664.P.indd 15 11/6/09 8:13:37 AM The Players #5 Tyler Ponticelli
Freshman | 6-8 | 215 | Forward | Northbrook, Illinois Secondary School Background: Missed most of his senior year due to injury a er averaging 15 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists per game as a junior… Two- time team captain at Glenbrook North High School… Two-time Pioneer Press All-Area and Central Suburban League All-Conference selection…Posted a career record of 89-22 at Glenbrook with two State Elite Eight finishes and four Central Suburban League North Conference Championships…Shot 58-percent from the field, 46-percent from behind the three-point arc and 70-percent from the free throw line his junior year…Personal: Tyler Joseph Ponticelli, born August 1, 1991…The son of Kevin Ponticelli and Dr. Maribeth December…Has a sister, Jessica, and a brother, Trevor…Enjoys movies and music…Undecided on his concentration.
Tyler Ponticelli: Personality Chart People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: Parents Best book I have ever read: The Great Gatsby Favorite foods: Pizza, pasta, steak Favorite TV shows: Entourage, South Park Movies I have enjoyed: The Departed, Good Will Hunting Biggest athletic thrill: Going to the Elite 8 my senior year My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Competition The thing I like most about Brown University: Education Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Dennis Rodman Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9 Favorite Gym: High School Gym Claim to fame: Played Greg Oden, Mike Conley Jr., and Derrick Rose in high school Favorite Musical Group: Rage Against the Machine
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291664.P.indd 16 11/6/09 8:13:51 AM The Players #14 Matt Sullivan
Freshman | 6-5 | 205 | Guard | Wilme e, Illinois Secondary School Background: Averaged 18 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists per game as a senior at Loyola Academy, while shooting 47-percent from the field and 80-percent from the free throw line… Chicago Catholic League First Team All-Conference selection as a junior and senior…Pioneer Press First Team All-Area selection…Scored over 1,000 career points and grabbed over 400 career rebounds at Loyola Academy…Named to All-Tournament Team at the Wheeling Christmas Tournament, and named MVP of the Mundelein Thanksgiving Tournament… Selected to the Catholic League All-Star Game and the Chicago High School City Suburban Classic All- Star Game…Team captain and MVP as a senior at Loyola Academy… Personal: Ma hew T. Sullivan, born May 28, 1991…The son of Timothy and Sue Sullivan…Has two brothers, Peter and Chris, and a sister, Shannon…His brother, Peter, is a junior with the Brown Basketball team…Undecided on his concentration.
Ma Sullivan: Personality Chart Post-school ambition: A end Stanford Business School People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career: My parents Best book I have ever read: Harry Po er and the Goblet of Fire Favorite foods: Omelets, breakfast sandwiches Favorite TV shows: Entourage, The Office Movies I have enjoyed: Rocky, Remember the Titans My favorite thing about playing basketball is: Spending time with the team The thing I like most about Brown University: The open curriculum Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet: Lauren Conrad Favorite Class at Brown: Engineering 9 Favorite Character in Literature: Strider (Lord of the Rings) Favorite Gym: Loyola Academy (HS) Gym
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291664.P.indd 17 11/6/09 8:14:05 AM Results & Statistics 2008-2009 - Last Season
RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (9-19) (8-5) (1-14) (0-0) CONFERENCE (3-11) (3-4) (0-7) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (6-8) (5-1) (1-7) (0-0)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 45 Mullery, Ma 28-28 927 33.1 174-287 .606 8-20 .400 96-149 .644 55 128 183 6.5 72 1 56 69 59 22 452 16.1 25 Sullivan, Peter 28-28 1006 35.9 135-335 .403 48-156 .308 82-113 .726 24 113 137 4.9 67 1 46 59 6 18 400 14.3 11 Williams, Adrian 27-27 935 34.6 93-226 .412 58-154 .377 53-63 .841 11 63 74 2.7 41 0 33 44 0 28 297 11.0 05 Friske, Sco 22-21 604 27.5 52-125 .416 0-2 .000 34-54 .630 29 83 112 5.1 60 2 70 63 6 16 138 6.3 22 Skrelja, Chris 28-28 967 34.5 57-153 .373 11-43 .256 47-92 .511 37 158 195 7.0 76 2 107 79 2 24 172 6.1 31 Leffelman, Garre 16-2 254 15.9 20-55 .364 9-29 .310 4-6 .667 10 19 29 1.8 13 0 11 7 1 4 53 3.3 15 Kane, Sean 18-1 143 7.9 13-30 .433 13-29 .448 2-2 1.000 1 13 14 0.8 7 0 4 9 1 0 41 2.3 50 Kaluz, Stefan 10-0 64 6.4 8-22 .364 0-0 .000 5-9 .556 6 9 15 1.5 7 0 1 1 2 2 21 2.1 21 Kelly, Morgan 22-3 244 11.1 17-79 .215 10-59 .169 2-7 .286 6 19 25 1.1 28 0 9 19 3 2 46 2.1 44 Harris, Jean-Herbert 14-0 88 6.3 7-21 .333 4-13 .308 9-11 .818 2 7 9 0.6 7 0 5 16 0 5 27 1.9 01 Taylor, Chris 24-2 254 10.6 19-52 .365 0-0 .000 5-12 .417 14 17 31 1.3 28 1 24 16 3 2 43 1.8 10 Gruber, Steve 22-0 106 4.8 4-13 .308 2-7 .286 10-13 .769 1 3 4 0.2 16 0 7 11 0 6 20 0.9 55 Hollingsworth, Noel 6-0 23 3.8 0-5 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 1 3 4 0.7 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0.3 34 Aldridge, Colin 2-0 10 5.0 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0 3 3 1.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM 38 41 79 2.9 0 10 Total 28 5625 599-1406 .426 163-514 .317 351-533 .659 235 679 914 32.6 425 7373 403 84 129 1712 61.1 Opponents 28 5626 715-1586 .451 203-523 .388 265-396 .669 258 671 929 33.2 516 9393 292 98 200 1898 67.8
DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS BRWN OPP 11/14/08 at Rhode Island L 74-76 5859 SCORING 1712 1898 11/17/08 at MASON L 52-89 5469 Points per game 61.1 67.8 11/19/08 at Holy Cross W 62-57 1912 Scoring margin -6.6 - 11-22-08 NORTHWESTERN L 64-73 1331 FIELD GOALS-ATT 599-1406 715-1586 11-26-08 ARMY W 80-73 781 Field goal pct. .426 .451 11-29-08 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 53-51 633 12/03/08 at Providence College L 62-86 6155 3 POINT FG-ATT 163-514 203-523 12/06/08 at New Hampshire L 61-64 811 3-point FG pct. .317 .388 12-9-08 HARTFORD W 72-62 737 3-pt FG made per game 5.8 7.3 12/21/08 at WAGNER L 66-78 827 FREE THROWS-ATT 351-533 265-396 12-29-08 QUINNIPIAC W 89-73 1026 Free throw pct. .659 .669 1/2/09 at American L 53-68 1012 01/06/09 at Virginia L 50-74 8357 REBOUNDS 914 929 1-10-09 BRYANT W 69-56 1233 Rebounds per game 32.6 33.2 *1-16-09 YALE L 62-70 1169 Rebounding margin -0.5 - *1/23/09 at Yale L 55-57 2011 ASSISTS 373 393 *01/30/09 at Cornell L 58-90 3213 Assists per game 13.3 14.0 *01/31/09 at Columbia L 59-65 1401 *02/06/09 at Dartmouth LOT 61-63 966 TURNOVERS 403 292 *2/07/09 at Harvard L 63-64 1064 Turnovers per game 14.4 10.4 *2-13-09 PENN L 52-73 1139 Turnover margin -4.0 - *2-14-09 PRINCETON W 61-43 821 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.3 *2-20-09 COLUMBIA L 57-70 1313 STEALS 129 200 *2-21-09 CORNELL L 45-85 887 Steals per game 4.6 7.1 *02/27/09 at Princeton L 48-56 1887 BLOCKS 84 98 *2/28/09 at Penn L 54-64 3142 Blocks per game 3.0 3.5 *3-6-09 HARVARD W 61-59 871 *3-7-09 DARTMOUTH W 69-59 1269 WINNING STREAK 2 - Home win streak 2 - SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT Total ATTENDANCE 13210 44086 Brown 820 886 6 1712 Home games-Avg/Game 13-1016 15-2939 Opponents 882 1008 8 1898 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0
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291664.P.indd 18 11/6/09 8:14:17 AM Coaching Staff
(left to right) Assistant Coach TJ Sorrentine Assistant Coach Lamar Barrett Head Coach Jesse Agel Assistant Coach Kyle Cieplicki
291664.P.indd 19 11/6/09 8:14:31 AM Head Coach Jesse Agel
Jesse Agel, well respected as a game tactician and recruiter, begins his second season as head coach of the Bears. He was a two-year assistant coach at Brown and a 17-year assistant coach at Vermont, before being named the head coach at Brown in the summer of 2008. “Jesse brings a wealth of basketball knowledge and years of experience to the head coaching position at Brown,” said Brown athletic Director Michael Goldberger. “He has demonstrated that he knows what it takes to be successful at this level. Jesse views coaching to be about teaching, and that’s something that Brown is all about and what I look for in all of our head coaches.” The 47-year-old Agel (pronounced A-gull) assisted coach Craig Robinson at Brown for two years, helping the Bears register a school-record 19 victories in 2007-2008, while gaining a berth in the post-season College Basketball Invitational. The Bears finished second in the Ivy standings with an 11-3 mark, winning 10 of their last 11 regular season games. “I embrace the opportunity to continue to work with a group of extraordinary young men at such a prestigious university as Brown,” said Agel. “Our goal will remain the same, which is the relentless pursuit of the Ivy League Championship. It’s been an honor to work in an outstanding athletic department that has so many exceptional people and educators. I want to thank all of the coaches I’ve worked with along the way and all of the great student-athletes I’m lucky to work with.” During his 17-year stint at Vermont, Agel was the architect of the Catamount’s recent success on the basketball court. A 1984 graduate of Vermont, Agel was the associate head coach at Vermont for eight years under head coach Tom Brennan. Agel’s hard work and recruiting efforts were instrumental in What They Say About Head Coach Jesse Agel… helping the Catamounts’ to the “It was no secret that coach (Tom) Brennan had his finest four-year run in the 105- own M.O, what with his daily morning radio show year history of UVM basketball and all, and that Agel was indeed Vermont’s chief at the end of his UVM career. In tactician.” – Bob Ryan, Boston Globe, April 2, 2005 this stretch, Vermont won three consecutive America East titles “Brennan would be the first to tell you that his long- (2003, 2004, 2005), the school’s time assistant coach Jesse Agel does most of the first conference championships, planning and scouting and technical coaching.” John Washington Post and its first-ever regular season Feinstein, , March 17, 2005 title in 2002 and again in 2005. “Agel met Van Gundy while a student at Vermont. The crowning achievement in In his 17 years as an assistant at Vermont, Agel Agel’s coaching career was a 60- has evolved into the type of coach that Stan and 57 victory over Big East Champion brother, Jeff, epitomize. He is the lead recruiter, runs Syracuse in the first round of the practice and does most of the in-game strategy.” – New York Times 2005 NCAA Tournament at the Pete Thamel, , March 18, 2005 DCU Center in Worcester, Mass. A long-time student of the game, Agel began his coaching career as a volunteer student assistant at Vermont in 1984-85. Prior to returning to his alma mater, he was the head coach at Harwood Union (Vt.) High School in Duxbury for two seasons. He guided the Highlanders to the 1988 Vermont Division II State Championship with a 21-2 record. Agel’s successful recruiting at the collegiate ranks brought in the core of regulars that helped complete the turnaround of the Vermont program over the last decade, highlighted by four straight 20-win seasons. Since 1993, Vermont has had four players named America East Rookie of the Year, including back-to-back winners in T.J. Sorrentine ’04 and Taylor Coppenrath ’05. Both went on to earn America East Player of the Year honors. Agel was also the director of the Vermont Basketball Camp and has worked as a regular at many of the top camps in the East. Agel and his wife, Theresa, reside in Wakefield, Rhode Island, with their two boys, Zachary and Nicholas.
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291664.P.indd 20 11/6/09 8:14:47 AM Assistant Coaches Lamar Barrett, TJ Sorrentine, and Kyle Cieplicki
Lamar Barre Kyle Cieplicki TJ Sorrentine
Lamar Barre, a former Kyle Cieplicki enters TJ Sorrentine, a Pawtucket, assistant coach at his second season as Rhode Island native and the Central Connecticut an assistant coach at leader of the Vermont basketball State and the University Brown following an team that upset Syracuse of New Haven, and outstanding four-year in the opening round of the the former Director career at the University 2005 NCAA Championship, of Hoop Group Elite, of Vermont, where he begins his second season as begins his second was the team leader on an assistant basketball coach season as an assistant and off the court and at Brown. on the Brown coaching was the first three-year Sorrentine is reunited with Agel, staff. captain in Catamount basketball history. who guided him as an associate head coach at Vermont and Barre has a myriad of coaching experience at “I’ve known Kyle and his family for many recruited Sorrentine to the Catamounts’ basketball program. the college and high school levels. He worked years, and I’m extremely excited to give Kyle “I’ve known TJ as a great player, a tremendous competitor and for the Hoop Group and was Director of Hoop his initial opportunity on what promises to a leader that players gravitate towards and hoped to emulate,” Group Elite since 2006, the nation’s largest be an exciting coaching career,” said Agel, said Agel. “Now Brown basketball will be able to utilize all of high school exposure camp. He also assisted who recruited Cieplicki to play at Vermont. TJ’s championship aributes to help us achieve the successes in running other Hoop Group events. “Our players at Brown will benefit from Kyle’s he has aained.” playing experience.” Barre worked as an assistant men’s basketball A 2005 graduate of Vermont with a B.A. in sociology, coach at Central Connecticut from 2003- Cieplicki was the UVM Athletic Department’s Sorrentine was a two-year captain, America East Rookie of 2005, and New Haven from 2005-2006. He winner of the Seaman’s Trophy given to the the Year and Player of the Year, a three-time First Team All- was also the head assistant coach at the Oxon senior student-athlete who has demonstrated conference player and an Honorable Mention All-American. Hill High School in Oxon Hill, Maryland from a high level of athletic achievement and who He was also named to the America East Academic Honor Roll 1997-2003, winning three Prince George’s earned the respect and regard from his fellow in 2002 and 2003. County 4A Championships and two Maryland student-athletes for leadership, loyalty and State Championships. service to the University. “It’s always been a dream of mine to coach, and having an opportunity to coach at Brown and in my home state is a “Lamar Barre brings a vast recruiting He started 82 of 89 games over the last three dream come true,” said Sorrentine. I’ve been coming to the background and involvement with many of years of his career, and averaged 10.6 points Pizzitola Sports Center for the last 10 years, so it’s a home the same type of student-athletes we’ll look per game as a senior. He dished out a career away from home. Coach Agel and I have a great relationship to recruit at Brown,” said Agel. “He’s a great best 88 assists as a junior, while connecting on and I’ve always respected him as a coach and person. This is a person, a great role model and we’re thrilled 42 treys. He played in two NCAA Playoff games tremendous opportunity to learn from him as a coach.” that he’s on our staff. as a freshman, making a key contribution in the first round win over Syracuse. The point guard led Vermont to two NCAA Tournament A 1994 graduate of Elizabeth City State appearances, in 2004 and 2005, and hit the game winning University with a BS in Business Administration, A native of Shelbourne, Vermont, Cieplicki three-point basket that crushed the Syracuse Orangemen in Barre was a two-year team captain for the was a standout at Rice Memorial High School the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the DCU Center Vikings. He also played for a year at Longwood before aending Vermont. in Worcester. College. Sorrentine played professionally from 2005-2008, playing Barre, a native of Hampton Roads, Virginia with Kk Krka in Slovenia, FC Porto in Portugal, Branca who starred at Franklin High School, has Nouvo Trappani in Italy, and the Florida Flame of the NBA worked several camps throughout his career, Developmental League. He also played in the NBA Summer including the Five Star Basketball Camp, League with the Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks. the Holy Cross Basketball Camp, and Jim Boeheim’s Basketball Camp. He was the co- He also has extensive camp experience, and was a special guest founder/head coach of the Prince George’s speaker at the New England Top 90 Invitational, while working County Select AAU Team (1999-2003), and as a clinician at the Eastern Invitational Basketball Camp, the was a member of the Board of Trustees of University of Vermont Basketball Camp, the University of the Oxon Hill County Select AAU Team (1999- Pennsylvania Basketball Camp, and the University of Rhode 2003). Island Basketball Camp. He and his wife, Casandra, live in West Sorrentine’s roots run deep through Rhode Island where he Warwick, Rhode Island. was a standout at St. Raphael’s Academy in Pawtucket, earning All-State honors, while playing for his father, Thomas. He was the Rhode Island Player of the Year (USA Today, Gatorade) in 2000 aer leading St. Ray’s to back-to-back state titles. He was also guided by Steve MacDonald, WHJJ Sportscaster, in his early years, playing CYO basketball.
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291664.P.indd 21 11/6/09 8:14:59 AM Media & Support Staff
Matt Culp Assistant Athletic Trainer
Matthew Culp joined the Brown Athletic staff in August 2004 as an assistant athletic trainer and has worked with several teams at Brown including the men’s soccer and baseball teams. Harry Mutter Scott Cordischi Russ Tyler ’71 Bill Haberman He begins his second season Official Scorer The radio play-by-play voice of Radio color analyst PA announcer with the Bears’ basketball Brown Basketball team. A certified athletic trainer, Culp graduated from Indiana University in May 2001 Christopher Humm Media Credentials with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology/Athletic Director of Sports Information Please make all press requests at least three days in Training. He worked as a student trainer at Indiana, advance. Press passes can either be mailed out with one Christopher Humm joined the week’s notice, or picked up at the Pizzitola Sports Center’s covering a myriad of teams, and worked the Indiana Brown University athletic staff in Soccer Camp and Bob Knight Basketball School. He also Will Call window on game day. All Press requests should July, 1988, as Director of Sports be directed to: served as a student trainer for the Big 10 Championship Information and head golf coach and NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament in 2000. after holding similar positions Christopher Humm Culp earned a Master of Arts in Exercise and Sports at Hofstra University for eight Director of Sports Information Science from the University of North Carolina in May years. He stepped down as golf Brown University - Pizzitola Sports Center 2003. While at North Carolina, Culp was a graduate coach at the end of the 1993 235 Hope Street, Room 204 assistant certified trainer, covering several sports for season. Providence, Rhode Island 02912 Phone: 401-863-1095 n Fax: 401-863-1436 the Tar Heels. He was a certified athletic trainer for the At Brown, Humm is responsible UNC Athletic Summer Camps and for the Student Health for the implementation of a media relations program, Services Physical Therapy Clinic. including the publication of media guides and programs Bears On The Air Culp interned with the New York Giants Football Club and the daily maintenance of the Brown Athletics Brown’s entire schedule is broadcast on WPRV-AM 790. from June 2003 to June 2004, and made a poster web site, brownbears.com, for Brown’s 37 varsity Scott Cordischi will call all the action. Former Brown presentation at the 2004 NATA Annual Meeting and athletic teams. He also ran three major fundraising basketball star Russ Tyler ’71 (1,133 career points) provides Clinical Symposia. He is an American Heart Association golf tournaments for the Brown Athletic Department the color analysis. Tyler was recently named one of the Healthcare Provider (CPR and AED) and is a licensed for 12 years. Top 15 players in Brown basketball history as a member ATC in several states, including Rhode Island, New Jersey In 2006, Humm was honored by the All-American Foot- of the Brown 100th Season All-Time Team. and North Carolina. ball Foundation with the Scoop Hudgins Outstanding Culp resides in Providence, Rhode Island. SID Award at its 81st Annual Banquet of Champions. Post Game Interviews/Filing In 2004, Humm was honored by the University with a At the conclusion of the game, both teams will be available Brown Appreciation Award for his work on the 125th Anni- for interviews outside their respective locker rooms fol- Veronica Lowe versary of Brown Football. He also won the Jay Barry ‘50 lowing a 10-minute cooling off period. Game stories can Basketball Manager Service Award in 1990, and the Robert F. Hall ’66 Rec- be filed at courtside or in the Brown Sports Information ognition Award in 2003. Office (Room 204). Wireless and internet connections Senior Year at Brown: A 1977 graduate of Hofstra University, Humm has held are available.
Hometown: positions with both IBM and British Airways. As an un- Huntington Connecticut dergraduate at Hofstra, he was editor-in-chief of Nexus, Shelton HS High School: the University’s yearbook, and a four-year member of Audio/Video On The Internet Archeology Concentration: the varsity golf team, the last two years as captain. Brown Basketball fans can now watch a live video and au- and Anthropology dio feed WPRV-AM 790 of all home games through B2 Net- Post-Graduate Ambition: Humm also worked as Director of Media Relations works. Fans wanting to watch Brown events via B2 Networks Graduate School and work for the 1987 Can-Am Pacific Games for the Physically will need a high-speed Internet connection and a current in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Challenged and as the Assistant Director of Media version of Windows Media Player. Games will be sold on Relations at the 1985 World Games for the Deaf in Los an individual basis at $7 per game or $60 for the season. In Angeles. He is a member of CoSIDA, and the United addition, you can listen to live free audio of Brown’s broad- States Basketball Writers Association, and is a for- cast on WPRV-AM 790. Just go to www.brownbears.com, Elizabeth Peralta mer president of the Ivy League Sports Information click on audio & visual on the left side of the page and make Basketball Secretary Directors. your choice of free live audio or pay-per-view video. A native of Baldwin, NY, Humm is active in the local community. He is a former coach for the Barrington Little League, the Barrington Youth Soccer Association The Jesse Agel Show and the Barrington YMCA Basketball Travel League. He The Jesse Agel Show, hosted by Scott Cordischi, will be and his wife, Debbie, reside in Barrington, Rhode Island, broadcast on Wednesday evening throughout the season, and have two sons, Robert, a 2004 Brown graduate from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on WPRV-AM 790. Brown fans can and a 2008 Roger Williams Law School graduate, and also listen to the show on the internet at www.brown- Steven, a 2008 graduate of Providence College. bears.com.
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291664.P.indd 22 11/6/09 8:15:13 AM Opponents
American Army Bryant Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross Kean Maine Minnesota Penn Philadelphia Sciences Princeton Providence Quinnipiac Sacred Heart Siena St. Francis St. John’s Rhode Island Virginia Tech Wagner Yale
291664.P.indd 23 11/6/09 8:15:28 AM Opponents American, Army, Bryant, Columbia, Cornell and Dartmouth American Army Bryant At Pizzitola Sports Center At the Christl Arena At the Chace Athletic Center Saturday, January 2, 2010 Wednesday, January 6, 2010 Wednesday, November 25, 2009 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Location: Washington, DC Location: West Point, NY Location: Smithfield, RI Enrollment: 6,000 Enrollment: 4,400 Enrollment: 3,268 Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Black Knights, Cadets Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Red, White and Blue Colors: Black, Gold and Gray Colors: Black, Gold, and White Arena (Capacity): Bender Arena (4, 500) Arena (Capacity): Christl Arena (5,043) Arena (Capacity): Chace Athletic Center (2,600) Conference: Patriot League Conference: Patriot League Conference: Independent Head Coach: Jeff Jones (Virginia ’82) Head Coach: Zach Spiker (Ithaca ’00) Head Coach: Tim O’Shea (Boston College ’84) Career Record: 295-225 (17 years) Career Record: 1st year Career Record: 128-116 (8 years) Record at American: 149-121 (9 years) Record at Army: 1st year Record at Bryant: 8-21 (1 year) Assistant Coaches: Kieran Donohue, Robert Burke, Eddie Assistant Coaches: Jim Platt, Jeff Platt, Kendrick Saunders Assistant Coaches: Dwayne Pina, Kevin Kurbec, Mike Kelly, Jackson Sports Info. Contact/email: Brian Gunning/ Brian. Pete Kahler Sports Info. Contact/email address: Nancy Yasharoff/ [email protected] Sports Info. Contact: Allie Weinberger/aweinbe1@bryant. [email protected] Office Phone: (845) 938-3303 edu Office Phone: (202) 885-3079 Cell Phone: (914) 755-0389 Office Phone: 401-232-6072 Press Row: (202) 885-8232 Press Row: (845) 938-4441 Cell/Home Phone: 401-255-7137 Fax Phone: (202) 885-3033 Fax Phone: (845) 446-2556 Press Row: 401-232-6829 2008-09 Record: 24-8 2008-09 Record: 11-19 Fax Phone: 401-232-6076 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 13-1 (1st) 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 6-8 (4th) 2008-09 Record: 8-21 Players Returning/Lost: 8/7 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/8 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 6 /4 Key Returnees: Nick Hendra (G, 6.3 ppg, 4.4 rpg) Key Returnees: Cleveland Richard (G, 12.0 ppg, 3.3 rpg), Key Returnees: Cecil Gresham (F, 13.4 ppg, 4.7 rpg), Chris Series Record: Brown leads, 4-1 Josh Miller (G, 9.2 ppg, 3.2 apg, 3.3 rpg), Julian Simmons Birrell (G, 6.2 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 3.5 apg), Nick Pontes (F, 7.7 ppg, Began: 1970-1971 (G, 7.4 ppg, 1.1 rpg) 2.6 rpg) Last Meeting: American, 68-53 (1-2-09) Series Record: Army leads, 13-9 Series Record: Brown leads, 8-0 Current Streak: American, 1 game Began: 1937-38 Began: 1985-86 Web Site: www.aueagles.com Last Meeting: Brown, 80-73 (11-26-08) Last Meeting: Brown, 69-56 (1-10-09) Current Streak: Brown, 2 games Current Streak: Brown, 8 games Web Site: www.goarmysports.com Web Site: www.bryantbulldogs.com
Columbia Cornell Dartmouth At Levien Gymnasium At the Newman Arena At the Pizzitola Sports Center Friday, February 5, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Saturday, February 6, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Friday, February 12, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Leede Arena Saturday, March 6, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Friday, March 5, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Saturday, February 27, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Location: New York, NY Location: Ithaca, NY Location: Hanover, New Hampshire Enrollment: 5,621 Enrollment: 13,700 Enrollment: 4,200 Nickname: Lions Nickname: Big Red Nickname: Big Green Colors: Columbia Blue and White Colors: Carnelian Red and White Colors: Dartmouth Green and White Arena (Capacity): Levien Gymnasium (2,700) Arena (Capacity): Newman Arena (4,473) Arena (Capacity): The Edward Leede Arena (2,100) Conference: Ivy League Conference: Ivy League Conference: Ivy League Head Coach: Joe Jones (Oswego, ’87) Head Coach: Steve Donahue (Ursinus ‘84) Head Coach: Terry Dunn (Northern Colorado ‘77) Career Record: 75-91 (6 years) Career Record: 117-133 (9 years) Career Record: 45-92 (5 years) Record at Columbia: 75-91 (6 years) Record at Cornell: 117-133 (9 years) Record at Dartmouth: 45-92 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: Marlon Sears, Damien Strahorn, Assistant Coaches: Nat Graham, Woody Kampmann Assistant Coaches: Michael Brown, Mark Graupe Michael Murphy Sports Info. Contact/email: Jeremy Hartigan/ jh295@ Sports Info. Contact/email: Rick Bender/Rick.Bender@ Sports Info. Contact/email: Darlene Camacho/ dc2164@ cornell.edu dartmouth.edu columbia.edu Office Phone: (607) 255-9788 Office Phone: (603) 646-1030 Office Phone: (212) 854-2535 Home Phone: (607) 351-1675 Home Phone: (603) 359-3909 Cell Phone: (646) 712-1300 Press Row: (607) 255-3532 Press Row: (603) 646-1088 or (603) 646-2311 Press Row: (212) 854-1165 Fax Phone: (607) 255-9791 Fax Phone: (603) 646-1286 Fax Phone: (212) 854-8168 2008-2009 Record: 21-10 2008-09 Record: 9-19 2008-09 Record: 12-16 2008-2009 Conference Record (Finish): 11-3 (1st) 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 7-7 (tied 4th) 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 7-7 (tied 4th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 12/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/4 Key Returnees: Ryan Wittman (F, 18.5 ppg, 3.6 rpg), Louis Key Returnee: Jabari Trotter (G, 7.0 ppg, 2.3 rpg), David Key Returnees: Patrick Foley (G, 10.9 ppg, 1.6 rpg), Noruwa Dale (G, 13.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg) , Jeff Foote (C, 11.8 ppg, 7.2 rpg) Rufful (G, 6.3 ppg, 2.5 rpg) Agho (G, 9.1 ppg, 3.3 rpg), Niko Scott (G, 8.2 ppg, 2.6 rpg) Series Record: Cornell leads 67-46 Series Record: Dartmouth leads 75-64 Series Record: Columbia leads, 64-59 Began: 1949-50 Began: 1901-02 Began: 1900-01 Last Meeting: Cornell, 85-45 (2-21-09) Last Meeting: Brown, 69-59 (3-7-09) Last Meeting: Columbia 70-57 (2-20-09) Current Streak: Cornell, 6 games Current Streak: Brown, 1 game Current Streak: Columbia, 2 games Web Site: www.CornellBigRed.com Web Site: www.dartmouthsports.com Web Site: www.gocolumbialions.com
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291664.P.indd 24 11/6/09 8:15:40 AM Opponents Harvard, Holy Cross, Kean, Maine, Minnesota and Penn Harvard Holy Cross Kean At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Pizzitola Sports Center Saturday, February 13, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 2, 2009 | 7:30 p.m. Monday, December 28, 2009 | 7:00 p.m. At the Lavietes Pavillion Location: Worcester, MA Location: Union, NJ Friday, February 26, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Enrollment: 2,866 Enrollment: 14,000 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Cougars Location: Cambridge, MA Colors: Navy and White Royal Purple Enrollment: 6,613 Colors: Arena (Capacity): Harwood Arena (2,750) Nickname: Crimson Arena (Capacity): Hart Center (3,600) Conference: New Jersey Athletic Conference Colors: Crimson, Black, and White Conference: Patriot League Head Coach: Rob Kurzinsky (West Chester ‘94) Arena (Capacity): Lavietes Pavilion (2,050) Head Coach: Sean Kearney (Scranton ’81) Career Record: 21-31 (2 years) Conference: Ivy League Career Record: 1st season Record at Kean: 21-31 (2 years) Head Coach: Tommy Amaker (Duke, ’87) Record at Holy Cross: 1st season Assistant Coaches: Tom Wagenblast Career Record: 199-174 (12 years) Sports Info. Contact: Karyn Pinter/ [email protected] Record at Harvard: 22-34 (2 years) Assistant Coaches: Guillermo Sanchez, Mark Daigneault, Sean Ryan Office Phone: (908) 737-0603 Assistant Coaches: Kenny Blakeney, Brian DeStefano, Yanni Fax Phone: (908) 737-0605 Hufnagel Sports Info. Contact: Charles Bare/[email protected] 2008-09 Record: 12-14 Sports Info. Contact/email: Kurt Svoboda/ ksvoboda@fas. Office Phone: 508-793-2583 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 5-8 (3rd-South) harvard.edu Press Row: 508-793-3980 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/5 Office Phone: (617) 495-7687 Fax Phone: 508-793-2309 Key Returnees: Akinwande Oshodi (F, 9.4 ppg, 4.9 rpg), Press Row: (617) 495-5894 2008-09 Record: 18-14 Vinne Darpino (G, 10.3 ppg, 2.9 rpg), Jonathan Jones (F, 8.6 Fax Phone: (617) 495-2130 ppg, 6.6 rpg), 2008-09 Record: 14-14 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 11-3 (2nd) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/5 Record: First Meeting 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 6-8 (tied 6th) Began: First Meting R.J. Evans (G, 13.4 ppg, 5.2 rpg), Andrew Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/3 Key Returnees: Last Meeting: First Meeting Key Returnees: Jeremy Lin (F, 17.8 ppg, 5.5 rpg), Keith Keister (F, 8.5 ppg, 6.3 rpg), Andrew Beinert (G, 8.5 ppg, Current Streak: First Meeting Wright (F, 8.0 ppg, 5.5 rpg) 2.0 rpg) Web Site: www.keanathletics.com Series Record: Harvard leads 86-74 Series Record: Holy Cross leads, 42-17 Began: 1900-01 Began: 1900-01 Last Meeting: Brown, 61-59 (3-6-09) Current Streak: Brown, 1 game Last Meeting: Brown, 62-57 (11-19-08) Web Site: www.gocrimson.com Current Streak: Brown, 1 game Web Site: www.GoHolyCross.com Maine Minnesota Penn At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Williams Arena At the Pizzitola Sports Center Sunday, November 22, 2009 | 2:00 p.m. Saturday, December 5, 2009 | 2:30 p.m. (CST) Saturday, January 30, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Location: Orono, ME Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota At the Palestra Enrollment: 12,000 Enrollment: 50,883 Friday, February 19, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Nickname: Black Bears Nickname: Golden Gophers Colors: Blue and White Colors: Maroon and Gold Location: Philadelphia, PA Arena (Capacity): Harold Alfond Sports Arena (5,712) Arena (Capacity): Williams Arena (14,625) Enrollment: 10,275 Conference: America East Conference Conference: Big Ten Conference Nickname: Quakers Head Coach: Ted Woodward (Bucknell ‘86) Head Coach: Tubby Smith (High Point ‘73) Colors: Red and Blue Career Record: 54-93 Career Record: 429-170 (18 years) Arena (Capacity): The Palestra (8,722) Record at Maine: 54-93 Record at Minnesota: 42-25 (2 years) Conference: Ivy League Assistant Coaches: Douglas Leichner, Chris Markwood, Ed Associate Head Coach: Ron Jirsa Head Coach: Glen Miller (UConn ’86) Kohtala Assistant Coaches: Saul Smith, Vince Taylor Career Record: 233-202 (18 years) Sports Info. Contact: Andrew Mahoney/ Andrew. Sports Info. Contact: Matt Slieter/ [email protected] Record at Penn: 45-45 (3 years) [email protected] Office Phone: (612) 625-4389 Assistant Coaches: John Gallagher, Mike Martin, Jerome Office Phone: (207) 581-4158 Cell Phone: (612) 236-8841 Allen Cell Phone: (813) 298-9698 Press Row: (612) 626-1308 Sports Info. Contact/email: Mike Mahoney/ mahoneyw@ Press Row: (207) 581-1049 Fax Phone: (612) 625-0359 upenn.edu Fax Phone: (207) 581-3297 2008-09 Record: 22-11 Office Phone: (215) 898-9232 2008-09 Record: 9-21 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 9-9 (8th) Press Row: (215) 898-4324 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 4-12 (8th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: Fax Phone: (215) 898-1747 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/3 Key Returnees: Lawrence Westbrook (G, 12.6 ppg, 2.5 rpg), 2008-09 Record: 10-18 Key Returnees: Gerald McLemore (G, 12.1 ppg, 2.5 rpg), Damian Johnson (F, 9.8 ppg, 4.2 rpg), Al Nolen (G, 6.5 ppg, 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 6-8 (tied 6th) Sean McNally (F, 9.6 ppg, 7.4 rpg) 4.2 apg) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8 /4 Series Record: Tied, 5-5 Series Record: First meeting Key Returnees: Tyler Bernardini (13.7 ppg, 4.0 rpg), Zack Last Meeting: Maine, 79-69 (2003-04) Began: First meeting Rosen (8.1 ppg, 3.4 rpg), Jack Eggleston (9.6 ppg, 5.9 rpg) Current Streak: Maine, 2 games Last Meeting: First meeting Series Record: Penn leads 96-20 Web Site: goblackbears.cstv.com Current Streak: First meeting Began: 1901-02 Web Site: www.gophersports.com Last Meeting: Penn, 64-54 (2-28-09) Current Streak: Penn, 2 games Web Site: www.pennathletics.com
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291664.P.indd 25 11/6/09 8:15:58 AM Opponents Philadelphia Sciences, Princeton, Providence, Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart and Siena St. Francis, St. John’s, Rhode Island, Virginia Tech, Wagner and Yale Philadelphia Princeton Providence At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the Dunkin’ Donuts Center Sciences Friday, January 29, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Monday, December 7, 2009 | 7:00 p.m. At the Palestra (Philly Hoop Group Classic) Friday, November 27, 2009 | 4:00 p.m. At the Jadwin Gymnasium Location: Providence, RI Saturday, February 20, 2010 | 6:00 p.m. Enrollment: 3,938 Location: Philadelphia, PA Nickname: Friars Enrollment: 2,533 Location: Princeton, NJ Colors: Black, White and Silver Nickname: Devils Enrollment: 5,000 Arena (Capacity): Dunkin’ Donuts Center (12,410) Colors: Cardinal and Silver Nickname: Tigers Conference: Big East Arena (Capacity): Bobby Morgan Arena (1,100) Colors: Orange and Black Head Coach: Keno Davis (Iowa ’95) Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Arena (Capacity): Jadwin Gymnasium (6,854) Career Record: 47-19 (2 years) Head Coach: David Pauley (Temple ‘79) Conference: Ivy League Record at Providence: 19-14 (1 year) Career Record: 118-136 (9 years) Head Coach: Sydney Johnson (Princeton ‘97) Assistant Coaches: Chris Davis, Rodell Davis, Pat Skerry Record at USP: 118-136 (9 years) Career Record: 19-37 (2 years) Sports Information Contact/email: Arthur Parks/aparks@ Assistant Coaches: Bob Shay, Chris Potash Record at Princeton: 19-37 (2 years) providence.edu Sports Info. Contact: Bob Heller/[email protected] Assistant Coaches: Brian Earl, Tony Newsom, Scott Office Phone: 401-865-2759 Office Phone: (215) 895-3113 Greenman Cell Phone: 401-378-7334 Cell Phone: (267) 280-6364 Sports Info. Contact/email: Andrew Borders/aborders@ Press Row: 401-751-9737 Fax Phone: (215) 596-8762 princeton.edu Fax Phone: 401-865-2583 2008-09 Record: 7-20 Office Phone: (609) 258-5744 2008-09 Record: 19-14 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 5-11 (tied 4th) Press Row: (609) 258-2130 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 10-8 (tied 7th) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/6 Fax Phone: (609) 258-2399 Starters Returning/Lost: 1 /4 Key Returnees: Adewale Adefemi (F, 13.0 ppg, 7.2 rpg), 2008-09 Record: 13-14 Key Returnees: Marshon Brooks (G, 10.6 ppg, 3.6 rpg), Curtis Fitch (F, 6.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg) 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 8-6 (tied 2nd) Sharaud Curry (G, 11.7 ppg, 1.9 rpg) Series Record: First meeting Lettermen Returning/Lost: Series Record: Providence leads 89-26 Began: First meeting Key Returnees: Douglas Davis (G, 12.3 ppg, 2.1 rpg), Dan Last Meeting: Providence, 86-62 (12-3-08) Last Meeting: First meeting Mavraides (G, 10.3 ppg, 3.1 rpg), Pawel Buczak (C, 7.7 ppg, Current Streak: Providence, 2 games Current Streak: First meeting 4.1 rpg) Web Site: www.friars.com Web Site: www.usp.edu/USPathletics Series Record: Princeton leads, 92-24 Began: 1907-08 Last Meeting: Princeton, 56-48 (2-27-09) Current Streak: Princeton, 1 game Web Site: www.goprincetontigers.com Quinnipiac Sacred Heart Siena At the TD Bank Sports Center At the William H. Pitt Health and Recreation Center At the Palestra (Philly Hoop Group Classic) Monday, January 11, 2010 | 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 30, 2009 | 7:00 p.m. Saturday, November 28, 2009 | 4:00 p.m. Location: Hamden, CT Location: Fairfield, CT Location: Loudonville, NY Enrollment: 7,400 Enrollment: 3,400 Enrollment: 3,000 Nickname: Bobcats Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Saints Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Red and White Colors: Green and Gold Arena (Capacity): TD Bank Sports Center (3,254) Arena (Capacity): William H. Pitt Health and Recreation Arena (Capacity): Times Union Center (8,065) Conference: Northeast Center (2,100) Conference: Metro Athletic Atlantic Head Coach: Tom Moore (Boston University ’87) Conference: Northeast Conference Head Coach: Fran McCaffery (Penn ’82) Career Record: 106-90 (7 years) Head Coach: Dave Bike (Sacred Heart ‘69) Career Record: 224-171 (13 years) Record at Quinnipiac: 30-31 (2 years) Career Record: 481-429 (31 years) Record at Siena: 85-44 (4 years) Assistant Coaches: Scott Burrell, Sean Doherty, Eric Eaton Record at Sacred Heart: 481-429 (31 years) Assistant Coaches: Mitch Buonoguro, Andrew Francis, Sports Info. Contact/email: Greg Ott/gnott@quinnipiac. Assistant Coaches: Johnny Kidd, Anthony Latina Adam Chaskin edu Sports Info. Contact: Gene Gumbs/ gumbsg@sacredheart. Sports Info. Contact: Jason Rich/[email protected] Office Phone: 203-582-5387 edu Office Phone: (518) 783-2411 Press Row: 203-582-3955 Office Phone: (203) 396-8127 Cell Phone: (518) 542-7240 SID Cell Phone: 203-859-8562 Cell Phone: (860) 805-7957 Press Row: (518)-487-2251 Fax Phone: 203-582-5385 Press Row: (203) 396-8297 Fax Phone: (518) 783-2992 2008-09 Record: 15-16 Fax Phone: (203) 371-7889 2008-09 Record: 27-8 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 10-8 (5th) 2008-09 Record: 17-14 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 16-2 (1st) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 12-6 (tied 2nd) Key Returnees: Edwin Ubiles (G, 15.0 ppg, 4.9 rpg), Alex Key Returnees: James Feldeine (G, 17.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg), Justin Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Franklin (F, 13.6 ppg, 7.5 rpg), Ryan Rossiter (F, 10.0 ppg, Rutty (F, 14.8 ppg, 5.0 rpg), Jeremy Baker (G, 10.3 ppg, 5.0 Key Returnees: Corey Hassan (G, 11.4 ppg, 3.9 rpg), 7.9 rpg) rpg), Chauncey Hardy (G, 11.5 ppg, 3.1 apg), Ryan Litke (G, 8.0 Series Record: First meeting Series Record: Brown, 5-1 ppg, 3.2 rpg) Began: First meeting Began: 1998-99 Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting: First meeting Last Meeting: Brown, 89-73 (12-29-08) Began: First meeting Current Streak: First meeting Current Streak: Brown, 4 games Last Meeting: First meeting Web Site: www.sienasaints.com Web Site: www.quinnipiacbobcats.com Current Streak: First meeting Web Site: www.sacredheartpioneers.com
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291664.P.indd 26 11/6/09 8:16:14 AM Opponents St. Francis, St. John’s, Rhode Island, Virginia Tech, Wagner and Yale St. Francis St. John’s Rhode Island At the Pope Physical Education Center At the Carnesecca Arena (Philly Hoop Group Classic) At the Pizzitola Sports Center Friday, November 13, 2009 | 7:00 p.m. Friday, November 20, 2009 | 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 18, 2009 | 7:30 p.m. Location: Brooklyn, NY Location: Queens, NY Location: Kingston, RI Enrollment: 2,000 Enrollment: 20,109 Enrollment: 15,650 Nickname: Terriers Nickname: Red Storm Nickname: Rams Colors: Red and Blue Colors: Red and White Colors: Keaney Blue, Dark Blue, and White Arena (Capacity): Pope Physical Education Center (1,000) Arena (Capacity): Madison Square Garden (19,786) or Arena (Capacity): Ryan Center (7,657) Conference: Northeast Conference Carnesecca Arena (5,602) Conference: Atlantic 10 Head Coach: Brian Nash (Keene State ‘74) Conference: BIG EAST Head Coach: Jim Baron (St. Bonaventure ‘77) Career Record: 36-81 (4 years) Head Coach: Norm Roberts (Queens College ’87) Career Record: 337-320 (22 years) Record at St. Francis: 36-81 (4 years) Career Record: 64-85 (5 years) Record at URI: 131-118 (8 years) Assistant Coaches: Clive Bentick, Andy Johnson, Allen Record at St. John’s: 64-85 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: Kevin Clark, Pat Clarke, Momir Gajic Griffin Assistant Coaches: Glenn Braica, Fred Quartlebaum, Chris Sports Info. Contact/email: Mike Laprey/ [email protected] Sports Info. Contact: David Gansell/ dgansell@ Casey Office Phone: 401-874-2401 stfranciscollege.edu Sports Info. Contact: Mark Fratto/[email protected] Press Row: (401) 874-5359 Office Phone: (718) 489-5369 Office Phone: (718) 990-6897 Fax Phone: (401) 874-5354 Cell Phone: (718) 930-4237 Cell Phone: (917) 698-0865 2008-09 Record: 23-11 Press Row: (718) 489-5412 Press Row: (718) 990-5713 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 11-5 (2nd) Fax Phone: (718) 797-2140 Fax Phone: (718) 969-8468 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 2008-09 Record: 10-20 2008-09 Record: 16-18 Key Returnees: Keith Cothran (G, 13.2 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 2.0 apg), 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 7-11 (8th) 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 6-12 (13th) Marquis Jones (G, 6.1 ppg, 4.0 apg), Will Martell (C, 5.3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/3 ppg, 3.6 rpg) Key Returnees: Ricky Cadell (15.3 ppg.), Stefan Perunicic Key Returnees: Paris Horne (F, 14.6 ppg), D.J. Kennedy (G, Series Record: URI leads 100-52 (10.8 ppg., 87 three-point fg’s) 13.0 ppg, 6.6 rpg), Sean Evans (F, 10.3 ppg, 7.1 rpg) Began: 1906-07 Series Record: St. Francis, 3-0 Series Record: St. John’s leads, 1-0 Last Meeting: URI, 76-74 (11-14-08) Last Meeting: St. Francis, 65-64 (1997-98) Began: 1976-77 Current Streak: URI, 7 games Current Streak: St. Francis, 3 games Last Meeting: St. John’s, 79-65 (11-26-1976) Web Site: www.gorhody.com Web Site: www.sfathletics.com Current Streak: St. John’s, 1 game Web Site: www.redstormsports.com
Virginia Tech Wagner Yale At the Cassell Coliseum (Philly Hoops Group Classic) At the Pizzitola Sports Center At the John J. Lee Amphitheater Sunday, November 15, 2009 | 4:00 p.m. Monday, January 4, 2010 | 2:00 p.m. Friday, January 15, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Location: Blacksburg, VA Location: Staten Island, NY At the Pizzitola Sports Center Enrollment: 30,000 Enrollment: 2,000 Friday, January 22, 2010 | 7:00 p.m. Nickname: Hokies Nickname: Seahawks Colors: Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange Colors: Green and White Location: New Haven, CT Arena (Capacity): Cassell Coliseum (9,847) Arena (Capacity): Spiro Sports Center (2,100) Enrollment: 5,100 Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference Conference: Northeast Conference Nickname: Bulldogs, Elis Head Coach: Seth Greenberg (Fairleigh Dickinson ‘78) Head Coach: Mike Deane (Potsdam State ‘74) Colors: Yale Blue and White Career Record: 320-255 (19 years) Career Record: 432-307 (25 years) Arena (Capacity): John J. Lee Amphitheater (2,532) Record at VT: 107-85 (6 years) Record at Wagner: 90-87 (6 years) Conference: Ivy League Assistant Coaches: James Johnson, Ryan Odom, Bill Associate Head Coach: Kenyon Spears Head Coach: James Jones (Albany ‘86) Courtney Assistant Coaches: Dedrick Dye, Shawn Postiglione Career Record: 130-149 (10 years) Sports Info. Contact: Bill Dyer/ [email protected] Sports Info. Contact: John Beisser/ john.beisser@wagner. Record at Yale: 130-149 (10 years) Office Phone: (540) 231-8852 edu Associate Head Coach: Curtis Wilson Cell Phone: (540) 998-5906 Office Phone: (718) 390-3227 Assistant Coaches: Matt Kingsley, Jamie Snyder-Fair Press Row: (540) 231-3048 Cell Phone: (732) 921-6744 Sports Info. Contact: Tim Bennett/Timothy.Bennett@yale. Fax Phone: (540) 231-6984 Press Row: (718) 390-4433 edu 2008-09 Record: 19-15 Fax Phone: (718) 390-3347 Office Phone: (203) 432-1457 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 7-9 (tied 7th) 2008-09 Record: 16-14 Home Phone: (203) 691-5250 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 8-10 (tied 6th) Press Row: (203) 432-2398 Key Returnees: Malcolm Delaney (G, 18.1 ppg, 4.0 rpg), Jeff Lettermen Returning/Lost: Fax Phone: (203) 432-1454 Allen (F, 13.7 ppg, 8.4 rpg) Key Returnees: 2008-09 Record: 13-15 Series Record: Virginia Tech, 1-0 Series Record: Wagner, 5-4 2008-09 Conference Record (Finish): 8-6 (tied 2nd) Began: 1977-78 Began: 2000-01 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/4 Last Meeting: Virginia Tech, 95-52 (12-28-77) Last Meeting: Wagner, 78-66 (12-21-08) Key Returnees: Alex Zampier (G, 13.2 ppg, 3.0 rpg) Current Streak: Virginia Tech, 1 game Current Streak: Wagner, 2 games Series Record: Yale leads, 94-49 Web Site: www.hokiesports.com Web Site: www.wagnerathletics.com Began: 1904-05 Last Meeting: Yale, 57-55 (1-23-09) Current Streak: Yale, 2 games World Wide Web: www.yalebulldogs.com
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291664.P.indd 27 11/6/09 8:16:28 AM 291664.P.indd 28 11/6/09 10:05:11 AM About Brown A Center of Learning
Manning Chapel
rown University, a leading Ivy League institution, is the only major research university in the nation where undergraduates design their own course of study. Barron’s B Guide to the Most Competitive Colleges has described Brown as “the perfect university for self-motivated and confident students who desire an education [they create] on their own terms.” By providing a rich undergraduate experience together with strong graduate and medical programs, the University fosters internal and external discovery at each level of the academic enterprise. Brown is located in the College Hill residential section of Providence, Rhode Island, widely praised as one of America’s most livable “renaissance cities.” Boston is less than an hour away by train or car, and the state’s major airport is a 15-minute taxi or shuttle ride from the campus. The seventh oldest university in America, Brown was established in 1764 as Rhode Island College in the town of Warren and enrolled its first students in 1765. In 1770 the College moved to its present location, and in 1804 it was renamed Brown University to honor a $5,000 donation from local merchant Nicholas Brown. Brown draws talented students nationally and internationally. They work in partnership with a faculty known for its prize-winning multidisciplinary scholarship and dedication to teaching. Many students integrate study abroad or self designed research projects into their academic programs. Students also have the opportunity to get involved in several hundred extracurricular student activities and to develop their talents and interests in an atmosphere of encouragement and creativity. About 25 percent of Brown graduates immediately go on to graduate or professional study, and within ten years of graduating more than 80 percent enter graduate or professional school. Popular career choices are business, consulting, technology, teaching, public service, computer graphics, and the arts. In recent years, the University has launched Boldly Brown, a program for academic enrichment that is enlarging its faculty by 100 members, improving support for graduate students, and investing in libraries, information technology, and academic facilities. As part of this extensive program of enhancements, the University instituted a need-blind undergraduate admission process to ensure all worthy applicants access to the University, regardless of their ability to pay.
The Van Wickle Gates
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291664.P.indd 29 11/6/09 10:05:53 AM Facts About Brown Brown Athletics In the Heart of New England World-Class Student Athletes
The Campus At the heart of the Brown curriculum are three basic principles: that students are Brown University’s 140-acre main campus is active participants in learning; that acquiring part of a historic residential neighborhood analytical and critical skills is as important as that overlooks Providence’s downtown mastering factual knowledge; and that learning business and shopping district. With its requires opportunities for experimentation riverfront walkways and beautifully designed and cross-disciplinary synthesis. According to public spaces, shopping at one of the largest Barron’s Guide, “Students see this [curriculum] malls in New England, nationally renowned as Brown’s greatest offering and work hard to restaurants, thriving art and theater take advantage of it.” districts, museums, and entertainment facilities, Providence is a an exciting city to Innovative Grading live and study in. Train and bus service allows day trips to Boston and New York. Public In most courses, students may elect to transportation offers convenient travel to have their work graded with either “ABC/ Newport, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and No Credit” or “Satisfactory/No Credit.” throughout New England. Students may change their grading options at any time before the middle of the Student Diversity semester. Undergraduate ...... 5,874 Degree Requirements Male ...... 2,834 Female ...... 3,040 The average course load is four per semester, Graduate School ...... 1,737 which translates into 12 hours of classroom Medical School ...... 409 time per week, not including lab sessions. Brown undergraduates must pass 30 courses Undergraduate Geographic Distribution and complete the requirements for a (due to estimates, percentages may not total 100%) concentration in order to receive a bachelor’s States Represented ...... 50 degree. From eight to 21 of the courses taken From New England ...... 23.75% – depending on the department and degree Outside New England (in U.S.) ...... 67% selected – must be concentrated in a single International ...... 8.75% major field of study. Students select their concentrations by the end of second semester Faculty of the sophomore year. The Brown faculty is one of the finest in the nation. By tradition, even the most Degrees Offered distinguished senior professors teach n Bachelor of arts in 80 areas of humanities, undergraduates.Brown’s faculty welcomes social sciences, mathematics, engineering, both undergraduate and graduate students and life and physical sciences. as collaborators in research labs and in the n Bachelor of science in, among other science field, and its many preeminent scholars make focused areas, applied mathematics, aquatic important contributions to the world through biology, biochemistry, biology, biophysics, research and writing. The student faculty ratio chemistry, cognitive science, computer is 8:1. science, engineering, environmental science, geological sciences, mathematics, Unique Curriculum neuroscience, physics and psychology. Brown is internationally known for its dynamic n Program in Liberal Medical Education for 60 undergraduate curriculum, developed well-qualified freshmen who may combine via student and faculty collaboration and undergraduate and medical studies in an implemented by faculty vote in 1969. More eight-year continuum. Students may earn an than 2,000 undergraduate courses support A.B. or Sc.B. degree and the M.D. degree. more than 100 concentrations, or majors, n Bachelor of arts/bachelor of science many of them interdisciplinary, as well as a (combined degree program). wide variety of independent studies. The curriculum does not require distribution or n Bachelor of science/master of science core courses outside the concentration. (combined degree program). n Bachelor of arts/master of arts (combined degree program).
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291664.P.indd 30 11/6/09 8:17:09 AM Brown Athletics World-Class Student Athletes
Carrying on an intercollegiate athletic tradition over 150 years old, the Brown Bears compete at the highest level of intercollegiate athletics at the NCAA Division I level. As a member of the Ivy League, Brown has one of the nation’s broadest arrays of varsity teams, featuring the nation’s fourth largest athletic program – 37 in all, 17 for men, 20 for women -- the largest athletic program in the nation for women. 2007 & 2008 National Champions - Women’s Crew. U.S. News and World Report recently named Brown Athletics to the College Steve Jordan (le ) NCAA Silver Anniversary Sports Honor Roll as one of the nation’s Award Winner. top 20 athletic programs. Brown has 24 teams honored by the NCAA with Public Recognition Awards for Academic Achievement, second-most in the nation. Brown teams regularly compete in NCAA Championships, with the Brown women’s crew winning five NCAA Championships in the last 10 years. In addition, Brown’s baseball, men’s soccer, and men’s lacrosse teams have made NCAA playoff appearances in the last three years, with football and women’s basketball joining those teams in winning Ivy League championships. Coaches and writers have ranked 12 Brown teams nationally in recent years. Both the men’s soccer (17) and women’s soccer (12) teams have won more Ivy titles than any other Ivy League school. In the last two years, Brown athletes achieved at the highest level on an individual basis with 20 All-Americans, 24 Academic All-Americans, three Ivy League Players of the Year, two Ivy League Rookies of the Year, an NCAA Top VIII Award winner, an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award winner, an Academic All-American of the Year, and two national finalists for Player of the Year honors. Brown athletes were draed or signed by teams from the National Football League, Major League Baseball, and Major League Soccer. 2009 NCAA Playoffs - Men’s Lacrosse Alumni of Brown Athletics are equally decorated, many going on to success in professional leagues, the Olympics and being honored for their achievement off the playing field. In 2007, former Brown football and NFL standout Steve Jordan (right) was honored with an NCAA Silver Anniversary Award for success on the playing field, in the work place and in the community. Forty-four Brown students or alums have participated in the Olympic games, including 26 in the last 10 years. Brown student-athletes do not just dedicate themselves on the playing field and in the classroom, but in the community as well. The Brown Department of Athletics and the Vartan Gregorian Elementary School at Fox Point have had a relationship that is fast approaching 20 years. Each fall, teams “adopt” classrooms in a special ceremony, and the Brown student-athletes volunteer their time to help mentor the school’s largely at-risk students.
Alicia Sacramone ’10, 2008 United States Olympic Silver Medalist.
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291664.P.indd 31 11/6/09 8:17:23 AM This is Brown Basketball
Brown boasts one of the oldest collegiate Syracuse Orangemen in Syracuse. That team Sports Center, located in the center of basketball programs in the country, thrilling was coached by Mike Cingiser ’62, Brown’s the athletic complex, just a short walk fans on College Hill since 1900. The home second all-time leading scorer, a draft choice from Thayer Street and the heart of the of the Bears for much of that period was of the Boston Celtics and campus. Opened for the 1989-90 season, Marvel Gym, named after long-time athletic three-time first-team All-Ivy the Bears have shown that their new director “Doc” Marvel, which opened in 1927 selection. den gives them a significant home court with a banked track circling the main court The onset of the 1989-90 advantage with a tremendous increase from above. season brought the Bears in attendance. The Bears have had great Brown’s all-time leading scorer, Arnie to a new arena, the success in “The Pitz” with several sellout Berman, netted 1,668 points in his three 2,800 seat Pizzitola crowds each year and a strong home court seasons at Marvel, dazzling East Side fans advantage. with long-range marksmanship. Other Recent seasons have seen several sellout Brown sharpshooting greats Joe Tebo ’58 crowds of nearly 3,000 “Pack the Pitz” for (1,319 career points) and Rusty Tyler ’71 (1,133 memorable games against Penn, Princeton, career points), Phil Brown ’75, (Brown’s all- URI, and Yale, as the Bears battled for the time rebounding leader) and Mike Waitkus Ivy title through the final weekend of the ’86, (the Bears’ all-time leader in assists) also season. honed their skills at the gym on Elmgrove In addition to its Ivy League schedule, Brown Avenue. also plays a regional schedule as well as a On a February evening in 1938, Harry Platt national slate. The Bears recently traveled ’40 set a school record by tallying 48 points to play Michigan, Northwestern, Notre against Northeastern. Legendary Penn Dame and Baylor, after playing games in the State football coach Joe Paterno ’50 played Coaches vs. Cancer Classic in 2006-07 at two years of basketball at Brown. Among the Michigan State, and traveling to Sacramento, visiting legends include Bob Cousy, former Dallas, and Chicago. Holy Cross guard and Hall of Famer from the Boston Celtics, and Bill Bradley, Princeton’s all-time leading scorer, New York Knicks forward and former United States Senator. Brown captured the Ivy League title in 1986 with the help of Ivy Player-of-the-Year Jim Turner as Brown made its first NCAA Tournament appearance, battling the
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291664.P.indd 32 11/6/09 8:17:38 AM This is Brown Basketball/ Bears in the Community
Brown’s reputation of excellence in both Mark McAndrew, Chuck Savage, Rick academics and athletics will continue to Lloyd, Eric Blackiston, Alai Nuualitia assist the program in attracting top level and Earl Hunt setting records for future players. The new Bears are establishing generations of Brown basketball players to their own tradition of success, with names strive for at the Pizzitola Sports Center. like recent graduates Damon Huffman,
Bears in the Community Supporting the Special Olympics
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291664.P.indd 33 11/6/09 8:17:53 AM European Trip Success After Brown Basketball takes on the competition overseas. Graduation
During the summer of 2008, the Brown basketball team enjoyed a 10-day European Trip, leaving the United States on Monday, August 18, and returning on August 28. Along the way the Bears traveled to Paris (France), Brugge (Belgium), back to Paris, Lyon and Nice in France. The trip was an unqualified success with coach Jesse Agel’s coaching staff coming together with the squad for 10 days of competition, bonding and sightseeing. The Bears played Okapi Aalst on 8/20, and Vanves in Paris on 8/22, Ouest Lyonnaise in Lyon on 8/24, and AS Monaco in Nice on 8/26, before returning to the United States on 8/28. Various team members, including Matt Mullery ’10, Scott Friske ’09 and Steve Gruber ’10 wrote blogs to keep Brown basketball fans abreast of the trip, detailing their exploits throughout the south of France.
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291664.P.indd 34 11/6/09 8:18:50 AM Success After Graduation
Clarence C. Barksdale ’54 John Lyden ’57 Retired - Vice Chairman Managing Partner Washington University • St. Louis, MO J.F. Nick & Co. • New York, NY Eugene F. Barth ’63 Patrick Lynch ’87 General Partner Attorney General InterWest Partners • Orinda, CA State of Rhode Island • Providence, RI Barry N. Behn ’62 James Maxwell ’48 Training Manager Editor Bell Atlantic Corporation • Lawrenceville, NJ Washington Post • Washington, DC Arnold Berman ’72 Donald B. McKay ’41 Partner President and Chairman of the Board Shutts and Brown • West Palm Beach, FL Home Savings and Loan Co. • Youngstown, OH Gary Bowen ’62 Dr. Albert A. Milanesi ’66 Director, “One Life to Live” Chief Surgeon ABC-TV • New York, NY Orthopedic Trauma / Surgery Steve Bowman ’82 Sports Medicine Clinic • Madison, NJ Managing Director Sean Moran ’87 Soloman Smith Barney, Inc. • New York, NY Account Manager, Advertising Philip Brown ’75 MTV • New York City Executive Management Bernard Muir ’89 Bell Atlantic • Philadelphia, PA Director of Athletics University of Delaware • Newark, DE Bernard V. Buonanno ’60 Attorney Richard Nooney ’57 Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge • Providence, RI Owner Peter L. Campisi ’56 Nooney Controls Corp. • Wakefield, RI President Dr. Joseph V. Paterno ’59 P.L.C. Data • West Caldwell, NJ Professor and Head Football Coach Michael Cardozo ’63 Penn State University • University Park, PA Former Chief Counsel David Reed ’60 National Basketball Association • New York, NY President Bernard Muir ’89 William H. Chadwick ’58 Procorp., Inc. • Framingham, MA President / CEO William W. Reynolds ’68 Howard Bancorp • Burlington, VT Sports Columnist Jon Dresner ’92 Providence Journal Bulletin • Providence, RI Orthopedic Surgeon Frederick A. Schultz ’49 Philadelphia, PA Development Engineer Clifford J. Ehrlich ’60 IBM Corp. • Poughkeepsie, NY Senior Vice President Dr. Arnold M. Soloway ’42 Marriott Corp. • Washington, DC President Alan H. Fishman ’67 Design Housing Inc. • Chestnut Hill, MA President & CEO Michael Targoff ’68 Independance Community Bank Corp. • Brooklyn, NY Vice President / General Counsel Prof. Gregory E. Heath ’62 The Loral Corp. • New York, NY Director of Research Joseph J. Tebo ’58 MIT Research Center • Cambridge, MA Manager, Sales Development Thomas Hoagland ’63 Arco Products Co. • Los Angeles, CA President Dr. John B. Thayer ’49 Harvey Uniforms, Inc. • Seekonk, MA Orthopedic Surgeon Charles Kenyon ’37 Blackstone Medical Building • Pawtucket, RI President and CEO, Retired Russell Tyler ’71 Xerox Corp. • New York, NY Attorney George Kirkpatrick ’56 Tyler & Tyler • Enfield, CT Senior Vice President Jim Turner ’86 Paine Webber • Boynton Beach, FL Head of Debt Capital Markets Rick Landau ’68 BNP Paribas • New York, NY President/Founder Mike Waitkus ’86 Textron / Chamber Charter School • Providence, RI Management Kenneth Linsley ’66 American International Group • New York, NY Engineering Manager Alan H. Young ’64 Hevi-Duty Electric • Goldsboro, NC Partner Sean Moran ’87 Lindenbaum & Young • New York, NY
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291664.P.indd 35 11/6/09 8:19:04 AM Prominent Brown Alumni Pizzitola Sports Center The list below includes a sampling of the many alumni who are leaders in their respective fields. The list is abridged - only a representative few are listed. Home of the Bears
Lisa Loeb ’90 Chris Berman ’77 Laura Linney ’86 Ted Turner ’60
Cathleen McGuigan ’71 - Senior editor, Newsweek Athletics Film, Stage, Television Chris Berman ’77 - ESPN anchor, 12 CableACE awards; John Heisman 1891 - Football coach, Heisman Trophy Robin Green ’67 - Screenwriter for The Sopranos earned 7 Emmy awards; two-time Sportscaster of the named for him James Naughton ’67 - Broadway, television, and film Yea r Fritz Pollard ’19 - First African-American to be named actor/singer; Tony Award winner (Chicago) Alison Stewart ’88 - MSNBC News Correspondent; a college All-American back; first African-American Jobeth Williams ’70 -Actress, Kramer vs. Kramer, former MTV News Anchor; Peabody Award winner quarterback in the NFL; recently inducted into the Poltergeist, The Big Chill David Rohde ’90 - Pulitzer prize-winning reporter, The Professional Football Hall of Fame. Debra Lee ’76 - President Black Entertainment New York Times Joe Paterno ’50 - Head football coach Penn State Television (BET) University Scott Anderson ’86 - Oscar-winning special effects Literature Mark Donohue ’59 - Indianapolis 500 champion racecar (Babe, 1995) Nathanael West ’24 - Writer, Author, “The Day of the driver Laura Linney ’86 - Actress; Oscar nominee (Kinsey); Locust” Curt Bennett ’70 - NHL hockey player Mystic River, Jurassic Park S.J. Perelman ’23 - Writer, humorist; scriptwriter for Bill Almon ’75 - 14-year career as a Major League Doug Liman ’88 - Director/producer (Swingers, The Marx Brothers movies Baseball shortstop Bourne Identity) Alfred Uhry ’58 - Pulitzer Prize winning author of Steve Jordan ’82 - Six-time Pro Bowl tight end for the Julie Bowen ’91 - Actress (Happy Gilmore, Ed) “Driving Miss Daisy” Minnestoa Vikings Nilo Cruz, M.F.A ’94 - Playwright; Pulitzer Prize-winner Jeff Eugenides ’82 - Novelist (Middlesex, The Virginia George Pyne ’89 - President, IMG Sports & for drama Suicides), Pulitzer Prize-winner for fiction Entertainment Sean Morey ’99 - Arizona Cardinals Government Music Zak DeOssie ’07 - New York Giants John Hay 1858 - Secretary of State; secretary to Mary Chapin Carpenter ’81 - Grammy Award-winning Abraham Lincoln; ambassador to England singer/songwriter Business Charles Evans Hughes 1881 - Supreme Court Justice; Dorsey James ’83 - Senior vice president, Arista Records John D. Rockefeller, Jr. 1897 - Philanthropist Presidential candidate in 1916; Governor of New York Craig Kallman ’87 - President, Big Beat Records; Thomas J. Watson ’37 - Chairman of the Board of IBM; Louis Redding ’23 - lawyer and civil rights pioneer executive vice president, Atlantic Records U. S. Ambassador to Russia Philip Noel ’54 - Governor of Rhode Island Lisa Loeb ’90 - Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Bill Wirtz ’50 - President and owner of the NHL’s Donald L. Carcieri ’65 - Governor of Rhode Island Duncan Sheik ’92 - Grammy-nominated singer/ Chicago Blackhawks Ira Magaziner ’69 - Co-author and prime mover behind songwriter Artemis Joukowsky ’55 - Businessman, philanthropist, Brown’s 1969 “New Curriculum;” senior advisor to Nate Albert ’02 - Guitarist, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones former Brown chancellor President Clinton Ted Turner ’60 - Sailing champion; creator of CNN, TNT Kenneth Starr ’69 A.M. - Federal appeals-court judge Science/Mathematics/ and TBS cable stations Lincoln Chafee ’75 - United States Senator, Rhode Island John Sculley ’61 - Apple Computer Technology/Medicine David Cicilline ’83 - Mayor of Providence William W. Keen 1859 - Surgeon, performed first Timothy Forbes ’76 - CEO, Forbes, Inc. Patrick Lynch ’87 - Rhode Island Attorney General successful operation for a brain tumor in the United Andre’ Leon Talley ’74 - A.M., Vogue, editor at large Bobby Jindal ’92 - Governor of Lousiana States Jeffrey Swartz ’82 - CEO, Timberland John Tukey ’37 Sc.M. - mathematician, “the father of Tom Scott ’90 and Tom First ’89 - Founders and History computer software chairmen, Nantucket Nectars Winthrop Jordan ’60 - Ph.D, historian and National Book Thomas O. Paine ’42 - head of NASA during the first U.S. Matt Dunn ’92 - Executive director, AmeriCorps*VISTA Award-winning author (White Over Black, 1968) moon landing Lawrence Small ’63 - Secretary (head), the Smithsonian Jane Kates Pincus ’59 - co-writer of the best-selling Our Education Institution Bodies, Ourselves Horace Mann 1819 - Called “Father of American public Katheryn Scott Fuller ’69 - President and CEO of the education.” Journalism & Broadcasting World Wildlife Fund Vernon Alden ’45 - President, Ohio University Irving R. Levine ’44 - NBC Chief Economics Byron Lichtenberg ’69 - First civilian scientist to travel Frank Newman ’47 - President, URI; president, Education Correspondent in space Commission of States
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291664.P.indd 36 11/6/09 8:19:17 AM Pizzitola Sports Center Home of the Bears
The Paul Bailey Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center was officially dedicated in April, 1989, and provides Brown with an intercollegiate sports facility equal to any multi-purpose athletic facility in the Ivy League. Designed by the Eggers Group of New York City, the Pizzitola Sports Center provides an intercollegiate competition court for men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics with bleacher and balcony seating for 2,800. A sliding divider on the main floor gives the facility flexibility for practice sessions. In 2008, a new state-of-the-art hardwood floor was installed, along with chair-back floor seating on the balcony side. The building also features a 4,000 square foot weight room, five state-of-the-art squash courts with spectator seating for 200, and separate rooms for wrestling and gymnastics. In addition, four tennis courts are housed under a fabric roof, which is made of teflon-coated fiberglass, a translucent material. The athletic administrative staff is located in the Pizzitola Sports Center as well as most intercollegiate coaches. Other features of the building include a beautiful lobby area with a trophy case, a press room, and reception area which overlook the main arena.
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291664.P.indd 37 11/6/09 8:19:30 AM Athletic Facilities
Erickson Athletic Complex - Meehan Auditorium, Pizzitola Sports Center, Olney Margolies Athletic Center (far left); outdoor tennis (bottom), baseball field, softball field, Stevenson Field (soccer and lacrosse) and football practice fields.
Stevenson Field Erickson Athletic Complex
Marston Boathouse Warner Roof
Meehan Auditorium Brown Stadium
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291664.P.indd 38 11/6/09 8:19:45 AM Leadership at the Top Ruth J. Simmons, Brown President Mike Goldberger, Director of Athletics
Ruth J. Simmons was sworn in as the 18th president of Brown Michael Goldberger assumed the duties of director of athletics University on July 3, 2001. She also holds an appointment as at Brown on July 1, 2005 following a 10-year stint as director of professor in the Department of Comparative Literature and the admissions at the university. Goldberger brings a myriad of Department of Africana Studies. She was president of Smith experience to the position, beginning his career in collegiate College from 1995 until the time of her appointment at Brown. athletics as an assistant football coach at Brown in 1973. A native of Texas and a 1967 graduate of Dillard University in New “For more than 30 years Mike Goldberger has served the Orleans, Simmons received her Ph.D. in Romance languages and University – particularly prospective students, athletes and their literatures from Harvard University in 1973. She is fluent in French families – with integrity, effectiveness and personal warmth,” and has written on the works of David Diop and Aime Cesaire. Simmons said. “His excellent relationships with alumni, students, In 1983, after serving as associate dean of the graduate school faculty, staff, coaches and athletes made him an ideal candidate. at the University of Southern California, Simmons joined the Leadership is what it will take to move the athletics program to Princeton University administration. She remained at Princeton for seven years, leaving in a higher level of excellence. Goldie has demonstrated that he 1990 for two years to serve as provost at Spelman College. Returning to Princeton in 1992 can provide the leadership necessary to compete at the highest as vice provost, she remained at the university until June 30, 1995. As vice provost she was level.” deputy to the provost and executive secretary of the Priorities Committee, the university’s The appointment as athletic director brings Goldberger back to budget committee. In 1993, invited by the president to review the state of race relations on his point of entry at the University. He came to Brown in 1973 as the Princeton campus, Simmons wrote a report that resulted in a number of initiatives that an assistant coach for football and baseball, recruited to the staff received widespread attention. In 1995 she became president of Smith College, the largest by John Anderson, Brown’s new head football coach. Goldberger women’s college in the United States, where she launched a number of strategic initiatives to had played three seasons for Anderson when Anderson was a strengthen the college’s academic programs and inaugurated the first engineering program at coach at Middlebury College. a U.S. women’s college. Goldberger was an assistant freshman football coach during his Simmons is a member of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American first two years at Brown before joining the varsity staff in 1975. Philosophical Society, and the Council on Foreign Relations; she is currently serving as chair of He coached the Brown freshman football squad for seven years. the Ivy Council. She also serves on a number of boards, including Pfizer Inc., Texas Instruments, Goldberger was an assistant baseball coach for seven years and and the Goldman Sachs Group. Active in a wide range of educational, charitable, and civic was the facilities director of the Olney Margolies Athletic center endeavors, she holds honorary degrees from numerous colleges and universities, including for several years. In 1981, Goldberger became an assistant to John Amherst, Boston University, Columbia, Dartmouth, Dillard, Harvard, Howard, Mount Holyoke Parry, Brown’s athletic director, serving as athletic liaison to the College, New York University, Northeastern, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, admission office, among other duties. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the University of Southern California, George Washington “You only get one lifetime,” said Goldberger, “and the chance to University, Washington University in St. Louis, the University of Vermont, the Jewish Theological do some different things at a place that you love is amazing. The Seminary, Miami Dade College, and Morehouse College. opportunity to take on an new challenge with people I really care Simmons is the recipient of a number of prizes and fellowships, including the German DAAD about is sort of hard to beat.” and a Fulbright Fellowship to France. In 1997 she was awarded the Centennial Medal from After 10 years in athletics, Goldberger moved to the College Harvard University, in 1999 the Teachers College Medal for Distinguished Service from Columbia Admission Office, where he would serve for 22 years. He began University, and in 2001 the President’s Award from the United Negro College Fund. She has as associate director in 1983 and was named director in 1995. been honored with the 2002 Fulbright Lifetime Achievement Medal and the 2002 “Drum Major Brown’s applicant pool expanded steadily during his tenure. for Justice” education award from Southern Christian Leadership Conference/W.O.M.E.N. In 2004 she received the ROBIE Humanitarian Award, given by the Jackie Robinson Foundation; A graduate of Middlebury College, Goldberger played defensive the Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Medal; and the chairman’s award of the Congressional Black back on the gridiron team for three years, captaining the team Caucus Foundation. She was selected as a Newsweek “person to watch” and as a Ms. Woman in his senior year. He was an outfielder/pitcher for the baseball of the Year in 2002. In 2001 Time magazine named her America’s best college president. team while earning a Bachelor’s degree in History. In recent years, Simmons, an articulate spokesperson and writer, has written and delivered He and his wife, Kathy, have two children, Kevin and Brian, and papers or presentations on a wide array of educational and public policy issues, including reside in Barrington, Rhode Island. institutional governance, foreign language study, diversity, liberal arts, science education, leadership, and women in higher education. Among numerous educational institutions and national forums, she has been a featured speaker at the White House, the World Economic Forum, the National Press Club, the Association of American Universities, and the American Council on Education. In September 2001 ABC News tapped her to serve as a respondent during its live telecast following President Bush’s address to Congress. During her tenure at Brown University, Simmons has created an ambitious set of initiatives designed to expand and strengthen the faculty; increase financial support and resources for undergraduate, graduate, and medical students; improve facilities; renew a broad commitment to shared governance; and ensure that diversity informs every dimension of the university. These initiatives have led to a major investment of new resources in Brown’s educational mission. As an academic leader, Simmons believes in the power of education to transform lives. She champions the university as a haven of reasoned debate with the responsibility to challenge students intellectually and prepare them to become informed, conscientious citizens. She has spent her career advocating for a leadership role for higher education in the arena of national and global affairs.
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291664.P.indd 39 11/6/09 8:19:58 AM NCAA Rules for Alumni Rules for Prospects, Students and Alumni
Ask Before You Act Q provide ANYTHING to a prospect or the prospect’s family or friends without prior approval from the Compliance Office; or NCAA regulations are complex and ever-changing, and the consequences of breaking them can affect the eligibility of current and prospective student-athletes. For that reason, Q bring any guest to an alumni gathering or booster event if he or she is participating in it is important to be diligent about compliance with the rules, and the Brown Athletic athletics at the high school or junior college level. Your own son or daughter would be Department is available to assist you with any questions you may have as you support the an exception, but limits to the type of interaction your son or daughter could have with University and its teams. coaching staff members at the event still apply. The following summary of frequently asked questions is designed to help you familiarize YOU MAY: yourself with NCAA regulations, and also to clear up some of the confusion you may have Q forward information about prospects to the appropriate coaching staff member; about what the rules say. Always ask before you act, and please contact the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance at 401-863-7584 if you require clarification or more Q view a prospect’s athletics contest on your own initiative, provided you do not contact information. the prospect or his/her relatives, coach, principal, or counselor in an aempt to evaluate the academic or athletic abilities of the prospect. If contact is unavoidable, Do these rules apply to me? only greetings may be exchanged. Additionally, you are responsible for all incurred costs or fees at a contest; You are a Representative of the University’s Athletic Interests (a booster), and therefore governed by these rules, if you have ever: Q speak to a prospect on the telephone ONLY if the prospect initiates the call. Such a call cannot be prearranged by the athletic department. You MAY NOT have a recruiting Q been a member of any organization promoting Brown Athletics; conversation, but you may refer questions about the athletics program to the athletics
Q are, or have been, a season ticket holder in any sport; department staff;
Q Q are the parent(s) or guardian(s) of a current student-athlete; provide lodging, meals and transportation to coaching staff members when they are recruiting in your area; Q have ever made a donation to the Athletic Department, a men’s or women’s athletic team, or any friends organization; Q join a friends group to help provide support and funding for recruiting, special trips and receptions at home and away contests; or Q have ever assisted in evaluating or recruiting prospects; Q invite a team to meet with alumni or friends in a city where they play. Student-athletes may Q have ever helped to arrange or have provided employment to enrolled student-athletes, receive benefits as a team in conjunction with an away contest, which individual student- prospects, or their parents and relatives; athletes may not, but such arrangements must be made through the head coach. Q participated in the Brown University Intercollegiate Athletics program; or What if I have a pre-established Q otherwise promoted the University’s athletics program. relationship with a prospect? Once you become a Representative of the University’s Athletics Interests, you retain this status FOREVER! If you have an established relationship with a prospect, his or her parents or relatives, you may continue normal contacts with the understanding that such contacts are not Who is a Prospective Student-Athlete? made for recruiting purposes and are not arranged by members of Brown’s coaching staff. Essentially, a relationship is established if it predates the individual’s status as a prospect, if A prospective student-athlete, commonly known as a “prospect,” is any individual who it predates the athlete’s status as a result of her or her athletic ability or reputation, and the has started classes for the 9th grade. In addition, student-athletes enrolled in preparatory relationship did not develop as a result of the individual’s participation in athletics. school or two-year colleges are considered prospects. Ultimately, a student remains a prospect until enrollment at a four-year collegiate institution. What kind of involvement What kind of contact may I have with a prospect? may I have with enrolled student-athletes? YOU MAY NOT: YOU MAY NOT
Q make any recruiting contacts with prospects or their relatives. This includes telephone Q pay for or arrange for payment of room, board, or any type of transportation at any time calls, leers, emails, text messages, chat rooms and facsimiles, along with any face-to- for currently enrolled student-athletes, their relatives, or their friends; face contact either on or off-campus; Q provide student-athletes with any sort of extra benefit, which refers to any special Q assist Brown coaches by picking up transcripts, films, or any other information pertaining arrangement to provide a student-athlete or his/her relatives or friends with a benefit to a prospect’s ability from the prospect’s educational institution; unavailable to the general student population; Ric
Q provide financial aid or benefit or any kind (e.g., clothing, special discounts, lodging, Q provide student-athletes, their relatives, or their friends with any special discount, meals, transportation, tickets, loans of money) to prospects or their relatives; payment arrangements (e.g., cosigning a loan), credits on a purchase (e.g., airline ticket, clothing), or services (e.g., dry-cleaning, transportation); Q make contact with a prospective student-athlete or his/her parents when the prospect is on campus for an official or unofficial recruiting visit. Q allow student-athletes, to use your telephone to make free calls;
Q contact a prospective student-athlete to congratulate him/her on an offer of admission Q provide awards or gis to student-athletes for any reason. This also prohibits to Brown University; honorariums for speaking engagements. All awards to student-athletes must meet all NCAA legislation and be approved by the Compliance Office; Q provide transportation or arrange for payment of transportation costs for a prospect or his/her relatives or friends to visit campus; Q use the name, picture or appearance of an enrolled student-athlete to advertise, recommend or promote sales or use of a commercial product or service of any kind. Any Q earmark funds for specific prospects to aend a Brown summer camp; use of the name, picture or appearance of a student-athlete must receive authorization Q employ or arrange for employment of a prospect before the completion of his/her from the Compliance Office; or senior year. Aer graduation, you may employ a prospect at a rate commensurate with Q entertain student-athletes or their family and friends. The only exception to this is experience and also the going rate. This is the only exception which allows you to that YOU MAY, on an occasional basis, provide a student-athlete or team (not family contact a prospect before he or she enrolls at Brown. Please contact the Compliance members or friends) with a meal. The meal can be catered, but it must be in your home Office for more details. and be approved in advance by the Compliance Office.
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291664.P.indd 40 11/6/09 8:20:14 AM History Over 100 Years of Brown Basketball
Harry Pla ’40
Coach Joe Mullaney (1978-81) Coach Weeb Ewbank & Frank Mahoney ’50
William Reynolds ’68 Coach Stan Ward Arnie Berman ’72 Richard Landau ’68
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291664.P.indd 41 11/6/09 8:20:28 AM Top 25 Scorers Brown Basketball Records
Top 25 All-Time Scorers 1. Earl Hunt (1999-2003) 2,041 2. Arnie Berman (1969-72) 1,668 3. Jason Forte (2001-2005) 1,597 4. Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 1,344 5. Mike Cingiser (1959-62) 1,331 6. Marcus Thompson (1985-89) 1,328 7. Damon Huffman (2004-08) 1,306 8. Joe Tebo (1955-58) 1,319 9. Rick Lloyd (1988-92) 1,294 10. Brian Saunders (1974-77) 1,288 11. Phil Brown (1972-75) 1,241 12. Peter Moss (1977-80) 1,241 13. Chuck Savage (1988-92) 1,190 14. Mike Waitkus (1982-86) 1,165 15. Lou Murgo (1951-55) 1,147 16. Rusty Tyler (1968-71) 1,133 17. Mark McAndrew (2004-08) 1,100 18. Ira James (1979-82) 1,079 19. Gerry Alaimo (1955-58) 1,046 20. Eric Blackiston (1992-96) 1,031 21. Brian Lloyd (1992-96) 1,011 22. Woody Grimshaw (1944-47) 1,009 23. Gene Barth (1960-63) 961 Chuck Savage ’92 24. Kamal Rountree (1995-99) 910 25. Bill Reynolds (1965-68) 909 Alai Nuualiitia ’03 Jim Turner (1982-86) 909
Earl Hunt ’03 and Arnie Berman ’72 Mark McAndrew ’08
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291664.P.indd 42 11/6/09 8:20:41 AM Top 25 Scorers Marvel and Pizzitola Brown Basketball Records Brown Basketball Records
Marvel Gym Records (1927-1989) Individual Records Most Brown Points ...... 48, by Harry Platt, vs . Northeastern (2/2/38) Most Opponent Points ...... 48,. by Jim Barton of Dartmouth (2/7/87) Most Brown Field Goals ...... 17, by Harry Platt, vs . Northeastern (2/2/38) Most Opponent Field Goals ...... 14,. by Alan Pajonas of Northeastern (12/18/39) Most Brown Free Throws ...... 23, by Ed Tooley, vs . Amherst (12/4/54) Most Opponent Free Throws ...... 17, by Steve Spahn of Dartmouth (3/3/62) Most Brown Rebounds ...... 26, by Gerry Alaimo, vs . URI (3/8/58) Most Opponent Rebounds ...... 20,. by Rudy LaRusso of Dartmouth (1/31/59) Most Brown Assists ...... 15,. by Jim Burke, vs . Dartmouth (2/11/72) Most Opponent Assists ...... 10,. by Stan Wright of URI (2/28/78) & 10, by Glenn Fine of Harvard (3/4/78) Team Records Most Brown Points ...... 111, vs . Dartmouth (2/22/75) Most Opponent Points ...... 108,. by Pennsylvania (2/11/78 & Harvard (2/6/87) Least Brown Points ...... 16, vs . Harvard (2/26/67) & Union (2/23/27) Least Opponent Points ...... 13, by New Bedford Textile (12/15/27) Most Points Two Teams ...... 204, by Brown (103) & Harvard (101) (3/5/88) Least Points Two Teams ...... 37,. by Brown (18) & Boston University (19) (12/9/31) Most Brown Field Goals ...... 49, vs . Brandeis (1/28/84) Most Opponent Field Goals ...... 42, by three teams (last one was Holy Cross on 1/12/52) Most Brown Free Throws ...... 40, vs . Amherst (12/4/54) Most Opponent Free Throws ...... 32,. by Boston College (32x36) (12/10/80) Highest Brown Field Goal Percentage ...... 679, vs . Princeton (19x28) (2/15/80) Highest Brown Free Throw Percentage ...... 941,. vs . Harvard (16x17) (3/7/85) Highest Opponent Free Throw Percentage ...... 889,. by Boston College (32x36) (12/10/80) Most Brown Rebounds ...... 70, vs . Clark (12/4/69) Most Opponent Rebounds ...... 52,. by Dartmouth (1/31/59), Lafayette (1/10/76) & 52, Boston College (12/8/82) Most Brown Assists ...... 27, vs . Bryant College (1/19/87) Most Opponent Assists ...... 27, by Harvard (3/4/78) Most Personal Fouls by Brown ...... 33,. vs . Penn (2/27/87) Most Personal Fouls by Opponent ...... 37,. by Amherst (12/4/54) Brian Lloyd ’96 Pizzitola Records (1989-2009) Individual Records Most Brown Points ...... 39,. by Earl Hunt vs . Harvard (1/15/00) Most Opponent Points ...... 36,. by Matt aloneyM of Penn (2/4/95) Most Brown Field Goals ...... 12,. by Earl Hunt vs . Army (1/2/02) Most Opponent Field Goals ...... 13,. by Matt Maloney of Penn (2/4/95) & by Casey Arena of Maine (12/10/94) Most Brown Free Throws ...... 17, by Earl Hunt vs . Harvard (1/15/00) Most Opponent Free Throws ...... 11,. by Ed Petersen of Yale (1/26/91) Most Brown Rebounds ...... 17,. by Carlos Williams, vs . Harvard (3/2/90) Most Opponent Rebounds ...... 15,. by Shawn Trice of Penn (2/4/95) Most Brown Assists ...... 12, by Chuck Savage, vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Most Opponent Assists ...... 12,. by Flinder Boyd of Dartmouth (2/27/99) Most Brown Steals ...... 7, by Shaun Etheridge, vs . Cornell (2/6/99) Most Brown Three-Point Field Goals ...... 8, by Brian Lloyd, vs . Yale (1/15/94) Most Opponent Three-Point Field Goals ...... 9, by Greg Sprink of Navy (12/22/05) 9, by Craig Moore of Northwestern (11/22/08) Triple Doubles ...... 11pts. ., 12 reb ., 10 assists, by Jason Forte vs . Dartmouth (2/27/04) 20-20 Double-Doubles ...... 21. points, 20 rebounds, by Matt Mullery (3/6/09) Team Records Most Brown Points ...... 115,. vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Most Opponent Points ...... 100,. by Wagner (11/24/01) Least Brown Points ...... 45, vs . Princeton (2/13/99) Least Opponent Points ...... 33, by Dartmouth (2/17/07) Most Points, Both Teams ...... 206, by Brown (115) & Harvard (91) (2/23/91) Least Points, Both Teams ...... 86,. by Brown (53) & Dartmouth (33) (2/17/07) Most Brown Field Goals ...... 40,. vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Most Opponent Field Goals ...... 34,. by Penn (2/4/95) Most Brown Free Throws ...... 47, vs . Quinnipiac (12/2/06) Most Opponent Free Throws ...... 31,. by Yale (1/26/91) Highest Brown Field Goal Percentage ...... 640 vs . Dartmouth (2/8/08), 640. vs . Dartmouth (3/1/08) Highest Brown Free Throw Percentage ...... 864,. vs . Cornell (2/10/90) Highest Opponent Free Throw Percentage ...... 865,. by Harvard (2/26/99) Most Brown Rebounds ...... 59, vs . URI (11/28/89) Most Opponent Rebounds ...... 44, by Penn (2/4/95) Most Brown Assists ...... 33,. vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Most Opponent Assists ...... 22,. by Princeton (2/15/91) Most Personal Fouls by Brown ...... 28,. vs . Bryant (11/25/89) Shaun Etheridge ’02 Most Personal Fouls by Opponent ...... 32,. by Harvard (3/7/92)
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291664.P.indd 43 11/6/09 8:20:53 AM Individual Records Brown Basketball Records
Most Points Scored Highest Free Throw Percentage Game: 48, by Harry Platt, vs. Northeastern (2/2/38) Game: 1.000, by many players, but best performance was Season: 658, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) .962 by Arnie Berman (25x26), vs. Cornell (2/4/72) Career : 2,041, by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) Season (min. 100 atts.): .898, by Mike Waitkus (97x108) (1982-83) Best Scoring Average Per Game Career: .861, by Mike Waitkus (279x324) (1982-86) Season: 25.3, by Arnie Berman (1971-72; 658 pts. in 26 games) Highest Free Throws Made Per Game Average Career: Season: 9.6, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 21.6, by Arnie Berman (1969-72; 1,668 pts. in 77 games) Career: 8.3, by Arnie Berman (1969-72)
Most Field Goals Made Highest Free Throws Attempts Per Game Average Game: 21, by Harry Platt, vs. Northeastern (2/2/38) Season: 11.2, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) Season: 222, by Brian Saunders (1975-76) Career: 9.8, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) Career: 692, by by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) Most Rebounds Most Field Goals Attempted Game: 32, by Ed Tooley, vs. Amherst (12/4/54) Game: 32, by Joe Tebo, vs. Columbia (9x32) (3/10/56) Season: 436, by Ed Tooley (1954-55) 32, by Joe Tebo, vs. Princeton (15x32) (2/11/56) Career: 931, by Phil Brown (1972-75) Season: 535, by Joe Tebo (1955-56) Career: 1,538, by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) Best Rebound Average Season: 17.4, by Ed Tooley (1954-55) Best Field Goal Percentage Career: 16.5, by Ed Tooley (1952-55) Game (min. 12 atts.): .933, by Jim Turner (14x15), vs. Penn (2/22/86) Most Assists Season (min. 150 atts.): Game: 15, by Jim Burke, vs. Dartmouth (2/11/72) .628, by Jim Turner (199x317) (1985-86) Season: 155, by Jason Forte (2002-2003) Career (min. 400 atts.): Career: 577, by Mike Waitkus (1982-86) .602, by Jim Turner (358x595) (1983-86) Best Assist Average Per Game Highest Field Goals Made Per Game Average Season: 5.8, by Mike Waitkus (1983-84) Season: 8.8, by Rusty Tyler (1970-71) Career: 5.5, by Mike Waitkus (1982-86) Career: 7.1, by Brian Saunders (1974-77) Most Personal Fouls Highest Field Goals Attempted Per Game Average Season: 100, by Bill Arnold (1953-54) 21.4, by Joe Tebo (1955-56) Arnie Berman ’72 Season: Career: 277, by Bill Arnold (1952-55) Career: 17.9, by Joe Tebo (1955-58) Most Three-Point Field Goals Most Free Throws Made Game: 9, by Damon Huffman vs. Ohio U. (3/18/08) Game: 25, by Arnie Berman (25x26), at Cornell (2/4/72) 9, by Brian Lloyd vs. Lafayette (1/9/95) Season: 250, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) Season: 82, by Damon Huffman (2007-08) Career: 636, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) Career: 232, by Damon Huffman (2004-08)
Most Consecutive Free Throws Consecutive Games Started 30, by Rusty Tyler (1970-71) Career: 110, by Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 29, by Mark McAndrew (2006-07) Consecutive Field Goals Made Triple-Doubles Season: 20, by Jaime Kilburn (2002-2003) Jason Forte vs. Dartmouth (2/27/04) 11pts., 12reb., 10 assists Consecutive Games Played Most Free Throws Attempted Career: 111, by Marcus Becker (2003-2007) Game: 36, by Ed Tooley (23x36), vs. Amherst (12/4/54) Season: 292, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) Career: 751, by Arnie Berman (1969-72)
Rusty Tyler ’71
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Points – Game Most Points ...... 115,. vs . Harvard (91) (2/23/91) Most Points Both Teams ...... 213 at Wagner (122), Brown 91 (11/17/00) Most Points in Half ...... 63,. in 2nd half, vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Most Points Opponent ...... 127,. Maryland (11/29/72) Most Points in a Defeat ...... 96, at Memphis State (106) (12/22/81) Points – Season Most Points ...... 2,138 in 27 games (1986-87) Most Points Against ...... 2,319. in 27 games (1986-87) Scoring Average Highest Brown Scoring Average ...... 79. .2 in 27 games (1986-87) Highest Opponent Scoring Average ...... 85. 9. in 27 games (1986-87) Alan Cole ’95 Vernon Clayton ’93 Field Goals – Game Most Field Goals ...... 49,. vs . Brandeis (1/28/84) Most Field Goals Attempted ...... 92, vs . Dartmouth (2/22/75) Highest Field Goal Percentage . . . . 702,. vs . Dartmouth (33x47) (2/4/83) Field Goals – Season Most Field Goals ...... 853 in 26 games (1973-74) Most Field Goals Attempted ...... 1,824. in 27 games (1986-87) Highest field Goal Percentage ...... 492 (801x1,628) (1985-86) 3-Point Field Goals – Season Most 3-Point Field Goals ...... 227 in 29 games (2007-08) Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted ...... 570. in 27 games (2003-04) Free Throws – Game Most Free Throws ...... 47,. vs . Quinnipiac (12/2/06) Most Free Throws Attempted ...... 62,. vs . Amherst (12/4/54) Highest Free Throw Percentage ...... 941,. vs . Harvard (16x17) (3/7/85) Free Throws – Season Most Free Throws ...... 560. in 26 games (560x725) (1971-72) Most Free Throws Attempted ...... 853. in 26 games (1971-72) Highest Free Throw Percentage ...... 772. (560x725) (1971-72) Rebounds – Game Most Individual Rebounds ...... 80, vs . Colgate (12/28/57) Most Total Rebounds ...... 82,. vs . Colgate (12/28/57) Rebounds – Season Most Rebounds ...... 1,411. in 25 games (1954-55) Highest Rebound Average ...... 56. .4 in 25 games (1954-55) Assists – Game Most Assists ...... 33,. vs . Davidson (12/9/77) & vs . Harvard (2/23/91) Assists – Season Most Assists ...... 484. in 26 games (1990-91) Highest Assist Average ...... 18 6. in 26 games (1990-91) Personal Fouls Game ...... 36,. vs . Columbia (1/29/77 & 2/13/82) Season ...... 639 in 27 games (1986-87) Miscellaneous Team Season Records Most Wins ...... 19. (19-10 in 2007-08) Most Losses ...... 23. (3-23 in 1968-69) Richard Whitmore ’90 Fewest Wins ...... 2 (2-12 in 1918-19 & 2-14 in 1931-32) Fewest Losses ...... 4 (on three occasions – last one in 1944-45, 15-4) Longest Winning Streak ...... 11. (1938-39) Longest Losing Streak ...... 12. (1977-78) Highest Winning Percentage ...... 800. (16-4 in 1938-39) Lowest Winning Percentage ...... 115. (3-23 in 1968-69) Most Games Played ...... 29. (2002-03), (2006-07), (2007-08) Best Ivy League Record ...... 12-2 (2002-03) Longest Winning Streak vs . One Team . . . . . 14. games, vs . Tufts (1946-64) Longest Losing Streak vs . One Team . . 38 games, vs . Providence College (1960-79) Most wins over four years ...... 63-47. (2000-2004)
The 2007-08 team set a new school record for victories (19).
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8. 11, by Jim Cahill, vs. Dartmouth (3/6/71) Points 11, by Mark Daly, vs. Dartmouth (2/8/85) 1. 48, by Harry Pla , vs. Northeastern (2/2/38) 11, by Mike Waitkus, vs. Penn (2/7/86) 2. 46, by Rusty Tyler, vs. University of Rhode Island (3/9/71) 11, by Mike Waitkus, vs. Harvard (2/28/86) 3. 43, by Marcus Thompson, vs. Harvard (2/24/89) 11, by Dom Taylor, vs. Miami of Ohio (12/27/86) 4. 42, by Patrick Lynch, vs. Dartmouth (2/7/87) 11, by Chris Skrelja, vs. Army (11/26/08) 5. 41, by Joe Tebo, vs. Cornell (3/9/57) 6. 39, by Ed Tooley, vs. Amherst (12/4/54) Steals 39, by Brian Saunders, vs. Columbia (2/18/77) 1. 10, Mike Waitkus vs. Dartmouth (3/5/83) 39, by Patrick Lynch, vs. Yale (1/24/87) 2. 7, Shaun Ethridge vs. Cornell (2/6/99) 39, by Earl Hunt vs. Harvard (1/15/00) 7, Adrian Williams vs. Holy Cross (11/19/08) 39, by Earl Hunt vs. Central Connecticut (12/21/02) 3. 6, Patrick Powers vs. Penn (2/20/04) 39, by Damon Huffman vs. Ohio U. (3/18/08) 6, Luke Ruscoe vs. Yale (1/23/04) 12. 38, by Arnie Berman, vs. Columbia (1/7/72) 6, Mike Martin vs. Cornell ( 1/31/03) 38, by Arnie Berman, vs. Cornell (1/8/72) Stark Langs ’85 Jaime Kilburn ’04 6, David Visscher vs. Bryant (1/19/87) 38, by Peter Moss, vs. Harvard (2/29/80) 6, Bill Chapman vs. Yale (12/5/81) 38, by Joe Tebo, vs. Pennsylvania (2/24/56) 6, Alex Bynum vs. Columbia (2/26/82) 38, by Gerry Alaimo, vs. Pennsylvania (12/15/56) 6, Alex Bynum vs. Cornell (2/27/82) Field Goals 6, Dean Erickson vs. Dartmouth (2/7/81) 1. 21, by Harry Pla , vs. Northeastern (2/2/38) Blocked Shots 2. 18, by Rusty Tyler, vs. University of Rhode Island (3/9/71) 1. 6, Chris White vs. Holy Cross (12/10/96) 3. 17, by Forrest Broman, vs. Northeastern (1/28/61) 6, Ma Mullery vs. Yale (1/23/09) 4. 16, by Jim Busam, vs. Xavier (1/28/74) 3. 5, Jamie Kilburn vs. Wright State (12/28/03) 16, by Joe Tebo, vs. Pennsylvania (2/24/56) 5, Anthony Katsaros vs. Columbia (2/13/88) 16, by F.H. Mahoney, vs. University of Rhode Island (2/25/47) 5, Todd Mulder vs. Yale (2/15/82) 7. 15, by Rusty Tyler, vs. Clark (12/12/70) 5, Ma Mullery vs. Army (11/26/08) 15, by Joe Tebo, vs. Tus (2/1/57) 5, Ma Mullery vs. Penn (2/28/09) 15, by Joe Tebo, vs. Cornell (3/13/57) 8. 4, Jamie Kilburn vs. Harvard (2/28/04) 15, by Joe Tebo, vs. Princeton (2/11/56) 4, Jamie Kilburn vs. Dartmouth (2/27/04) 15, by Marcus Thompson, vs. Yale (1/16/88) 4, Alai Nuualiitia vs. San Francisco (1/4/03) 4, Alai Nuualiitia vs. Columbia (2/1/03) Free Throws Made 4, Jamie Kilburn vs. Penn (2/9/02) 1. 25, by Arnie Berman, vs. Cornell (2/4/72) 4, Chris White vs. Penn (2/17/96) 2. 23, by Ed Tooley, vs. Amherst (12/4/54) 4, Stark Langs vs. Harvard (3/4/83) 3. 22, by Arnie Berman, vs. Columbia (1/7/72) 4, Andy Dolan vs. Fordham (12/9/78) 4. 17, by Arnie Berman, vs. Dartmouth (2/27/72) 4, Sco Doyle vs. Columbia (2/17/78) 17, by Earl Hunt vs. Harvard (1/15/00) 4, Ma Mullery vs. Quinnipiac (12/3/07) 6. 16, by Ed Tooley, vs. Northeastern (2/9/55) 4, Ma Mullery vs. Princeton (2/16/08) 16, by Lou Murgo, vs. Providence College (1/14/53) 4, Ma Mullery vs. Princeton (2/14/09) 16, by Chuck Savage, vs. Harvard (3/7/92) 4, Ma Mullery vs. Columbia (2/20/09) 16, by Jason Forte, vs. Yale (3/9/05) 4, Ma Mullery vs. Dartmouth (3/7/09) 10. 15, by Gerry Alaimo, vs. Cornell (2/21/58) 15, by Gerry Alaimo, vs. Columbia (3/9/57) 3-Pointers Made Pat Powers ’04 15, by Marcus Thompson, vs. Harvard (2/24/89) 1. 9, Brian Lloyd vs. Lafaye e (1/9/95) 15, by Jason Forte, vs. Cornell (2/4/05) 9, Damon Huffman vs. Ohio U. (3/18/08) 15, by Mark McAndrew vs. Quinnipiac (12/2/06) 3. 8, Patrick Lynch vs. Dartmouth (2/17/87) 8, Chuck Savage vs. Columbia (2/2/91) Rebounds 8, Brian Lloyd vs. Yale (1/15/95) 1. 32, by Ed Tooley, vs. Northeastern (2/9/55) 8, Damon Huffman vs. URI (12/5/06) 2. 26, by Gerry Alaimo, vs. University of Rhode Island (3/8/58) 7. 7, Patrick Powers vs. Maine (11/29/03) 3. 24, by Phil Brown, vs. Dartmouth (2/22/75) 7, Adrian Williams vs. Quinnipiac (12/29/08) 4. 23, by Allan Poulsen, vs. University of Rhode Island (12/10/57) 8. 6, Dick Whitmore vs. Princeton (2/20/88) 5. 22, by Arnie Berman, vs. Harvard (2/27/70) 6, Brian Lloyd vs. Penn (1/12/96) 22, by Allan Poulsen, vs. University of Rhode Island (12/13/58) 6, Aaron Butler vs. Yale (1/25/97) 7. 21, by Gerry Alaimo, vs. Pennsylvania (12/15/56) 6, Patrick Powers vs. Columbia (2/7/04) 8. 20, by ten players (last one – Ma Mullery vs. Harvard on 3/6/09) 6, Luke Ruscoe vs. Central Florida (12/28/05) 6, Jason Forte vs. Wagner (11/30/04) Assists 6, Damon Huffman vs. Columbia (2/24/06) 1. 15, by Jim Burke, vs. Dartmouth (2/11/72) 6, Damon Huffman vs. Hartford (12/22/06) 2. 13, by Mike Waitkus, vs. Harvard (3/7/85) 6, Damon Huffman vs. Columbia (2/23/07) 13, by Jason Forte, vs. Penn ;bert, vs. Davidson (12/9/77) 6, Mark McAndrew vs. Hartford (12/22/06) 12, by Eddie Morris, vs. Yale (1/9/74) 6, Damon Huffman vs. Eastern Michigan (11/9/07) 12, by Mike Waitkus, vs. University of New Hampshire (11/26/85) 6, Damon Huffman vs. Hartford (12/22/07) 12, by Chuck Savage, vs. Harvard (2/23/91) Mike Waitkus ’86
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Points 1. 658, by Arnie Berman in 26 games (1971-72) 2. 568, by Rusty Tyler in 25 games (1970-71) 3. 541, by Joe Tebo in 25 games (1955-56) 541, by Arnie Berman in 25 games (1970-71) 5. 540, by Peter Moss in 26 games (1979-80) 6. 533, by Earl Hunt in 27 games (2000-01) 7. 533, by Earl Hunt in 27 games (2001-02) 8. 519, by Brian Saunders in 26 games (1976-77) 519, by Jim Turner in 27 games (1985-86) 10. 515, by Earl Hunt in 27 games (2002-03) Field Goals 1. 222, by Brian Saunders (1975-76) 2. 220, by Rusty Tyler (1970-71) 3. 213, by Brian Saunders (1976-77) 4. 211, by Peter Moss (1979-80) 5. 204, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 6. 199, by Jim Turner (1985-86) 7. 198, by Joe Tebo (1955-56) 8. 194, by Phil Brown (1974-75) 9. 190, by Earl Hunt (2000-01) 10. 188, by Ira James (1981-82) 11. 185, by Mike Cingiser (1961-62) Field Goal Percentage (Min. 150 A s.) 1. .628, by Jim Turner (199x317) (1985-86) Rick Lloyd ’92 Marcus Thompson ’89 2. .617, by Anthony Katsaros (145x235) (1987-88) .617, by Alai Nuualiitia (126x206) (2002-2003) 4. .593, by Phil Brown (194x327) (1974-75) 5. .576, by Alai Nuualiitia (118x205) (2000-01) 6. .572, by Alai Nuualiitia (115x201) (2001-02) 7. .570, by Carlos Williams (130x228) (1989-90) 8. .563, by Phil Brown (179x318) (1973-74) 9. .561, by Stark Langs (120x214) (1983-84) 10. .559, by Ira James (166x297) (1978-79) Free Throws Made 1. 250, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 2. 197, by Arnie Berman (1970-71) 3. 189, by Arnie Berman (1969-70) 4. 168, by Ed Tooley (1953-54) 5. 165, by Jason Forte (2004-05) 6. 156, by Ed Tooley (1954-55) 7. 148, by Jason Forte (2002-03) 8. 145, by Joe Tebo (1955-56) 9. 144, by Gerry Alaimo (1957-58) 10. 138, by Earl Hunt (2001-02) 11. 136, by Lou Murgo (1952-53) Free Throw Percentage (Min. 100 A s.) 1. .898, by Mike Waitkus (97x108) (1982-83) 2. .871, by Rusty Tyler (128x147) (1970-71) 3. .856, by Arnie Berman (250x292) (1971-72) .856, by Chuck Savage (107x125) (1991-92) 5. .850, by Peter Moss (96x113) (1978-79) 6. .849, by Patrick Lynch (101x119) (1986-87) 7. .848, by Arnie Berman (189x223) (1969-70) .848, by Mark McAndrew (134 x 158) (2006-07) 8. .841, by Earl Hunt (138x164) (2001-03) 9. .836, by Earl Hunt (127x152) (2002-03) 10. .835, by Forrest Broman (86x105) (1960-61) Earl Hunt ’03 Patrick Lynch ’87
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Assists 7. 55, Chuck Savage (1990-1991) 8. 54, Mike Waitkus (1984-1985) 1. 155, by Jason Forte (2002-2003) 9. 53, Luke Ruscoe (2004-05) 2. 150, by Mike Waitkus (1983-84) 10. 51, Keenen Jeppesen (2005-2006) 3. 144, by Mike Waitkus (1985-86) 4. 143, by Mike Waitkus (1984-85) 5. 140, by Mike Waitkus (1982-83) Individual Blocked Shots 6. 133, by Eddie Morris (1973-74) 1. 59, Ma Mullery (2008-2009) 7. 129, by Jason Forte (2003-04) 2. 42, Jamie Kilburn (2003-2004) 8. 127, by Dom Taylor (1986-87) 3. 40, Alai Nuualiitia (2002-2003) 127, by Eddie Morris (1974-75) 4. 39, Stark Langs (1983-1984) Brian Saunders ’77 10. 121, by Jason Forte (2001-02) 5. 37, Ma Mullery (2007-2008) 6. 33, Anthony Katsaros (1987-1988) Scoring Average 7. 32, Anthony Katsaros (1986-1987) 8. 29, Alai Nuualiitia (2001-2002) 1. 25.3, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 9. 28, Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2000) 2. 22.7, by Rusty Tyler (1970-71) 28, Stark Langs (1982-1983) 3. 21.6, by Joe Tebo (1955-56) 21.6, by Arnie Berman (1970-71) 5. 21.2, by Harry Pla (1937-38) Individual 3-Pointers 6. 20.8, by Lou Murgo (1952-53) 1. 82, Damon Huffman (2007-2008) 20.8, by Peter Moss (1979-80) 2. 77, Patrick Powers (2003-2004) 8. 20.0, by Brian Saunders (1976-77) 3. 72, Brian Lloyd (1993-1994) 9. 19.8, by Brian Saunders (1975-76) 72, Mark McAndrew (2006-2007) 10. 19.7, by Mike Cingiser (1961-62) 5. 66, Mark McAndrew (2007-2008) 19.7, by Earl Hunt (2000-01) 6. 65, Brian Lloyd (1994-1995) 19.7, by Earl Hunt (2001-02) 65, Damon Huffman (2006-2007) 8. 60, Rick Lloyd (1990-1991) Rebounds 9. 58, Adrian Williams (2008-2009) 10. 57, Aaron Butler (1996-1997) 1. 436, by Ed Tooley (1954-55) 57, Brian Lloyd (1995-1996) 2. 376, by Ed Tooley (1953-54) 57, Rick Lloyd (1991-1992) 3. 330, by Phil Brown (1972-73) 4. 324, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 5. 318, by Allan Poulsen (1957-58) 6. 309, by Phil Brown (1973-74) 7. 305, by Gerry Alaimo (1957-58) 8. 303, by Charles Merri (1955-56) Peter Moss ’80 9. 297, by Gerry Alaimo (1956-57) 10. 292, by Phil Brown (1974-75) Rebound Average 1. 17.4, by Ed Tooley (1954-55) 2. 15.7, by Ed Tooley (1953-54) 3. 12.7, by Phil Brown (1972-73) 12.7, by Allan Poulsen (1957-58) 5. 12.4, by Arnie Berman (1971-72) 12.4, by Gerry Alaimo (1956-57) 7. 12.2, by Gerry Alaimo (1957-58) 8. 12.1, by Charles Merri (1955-56) 9. 11.9, by Phil Brown (1973-74) 10. 11.2, by Phil Brown (1974-75) Individual Steals 1. 62, Alex Bynum (1983-1984) 62, Alex Bynum (1981-1982) 3. 60, Jason Forte (2002-2003) 60, David Visscher (1986-1987) Eric Blackiston ’96 60, Marcus Becker (2006-2007) Jim Burke ’74 6. 56, Mike Waitkus (1985-1986)
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Field Goals Field Goal Percentage Individual Blocked Shots 1. 692, by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) (Min. 200 Attempts) 1. 119, Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 2. 549, by Brian Saunders (1974-77) 1. .602, by Jim Turner (358x595) (1982-86) 2. 115, Matt Mullery (2006-2009) 3. 545, by Phil Brown (1972-75) 2. .572, by Phil Brown (545x955) (1972-75) 3. 93, Stark Langs (1981-1985) 4. 516, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) 3. .565, by Jaime Kilburn (348x616) (2000-2004) 4. 89, Jamie Kilburn (2000-2004) 5. 498, by Marcus Thompson (1985-89) 4. .562, by Anthony Katsaros (295x525) (1984-88) 5. 77, Anthony Katsaros (1984-1988) 6. 490, by Mike Cingiser (1959-62) 5. .557, by Alai Nuualiitia (486x869)(1999-2003) 6. 65, Kirk Lowry (1988-1992) 7. 486, by Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 6. .536, by Stark Langs (336x627) (1981-85) 7. 64, Jim Turner (1982-1986) 8. 472, by Joe Tebo (1955-58) 7. .528, by Ira James (462x875) (1979-83) 8. 61, Joel Koplik (1991-1995) 9. 469, by Jason Forte (2001-2005) 8. .514, by Peter Moss (467x909) (1977-80) 61, Peter Moss (1977-1980) 10. 467, by Peter Moss (1977-80) 9. .498, by James Joseph (185x371) (1992-96) 10. 59, Paul Krasinski (1994-1998) 10. .489, by Todd Mulder (329x673) (1981-85) Free Throws Individual 3-Pointers 1. 636, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) Free Throw Percentage Made 2. 538, by Jason Forte (2001-2005) (Min. 150 Attempts) 1. 232, Damon Huffman (2004-2008) 3. 499, by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) 1. .861, by Mike Waitkus (279x324) (1982-86) 2. 215, Brian Lloyd (1992-1996) 4. 375, by Joe Tebo (1955-58) 2. .850, by Patrick Lynch (170x200) (1983-87) 3. 201, Rick Lloyd (1988-1992) 5. 366, by Ed Tooley (1952-55) 3. .847, by Arnie Berman (636x715) (1969-72) 4. 165, Mark McAndrew (2004-2008) 6. 362, by Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 4. .824, by Damon Huffman (234x284) (2004-08) 5. 158, Earl Hunt (1999-2003) 7. 351, by Mike Cingiser (1959-62) 5. .823, by Mark McAndrew (311x378) (2004-08) 6. 150, Damon Huffman (2004-2007) 8. 332, by Gerry Alaimo (1955-58) 6. .811, by Earl Hunt (499x615) (1999-2003) 7. 143, Mike Martin (2000-2004) 9. 321, by Lou Murgo (1951-54) 7. .795, by Dick Landau (198x249) (1965-68) 8. 141, Patrick Powers (2000-2004) 10. 311, by Mark McAndrew (2003-08) .795, by Bill Reynolds (171x215) (1965-68) 9. 129, Chuck Savage (1988-1992) Rebounds 9. .781, by Forrest Broman (118x151) (1958-61) 10. 121, Jason Forte (2004-2005) 10. .783, by Brian Lloyd (144x184) (1992-96) 1. 931, by Phil Brown (1972-75) 11. .779, by Chuck Savage (261x335) (1988-92) 2. 924, by Ed Tooley (1952-56) .779, by Jason Forte (538x690) (2001-2005) 3. 878, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) (Ed. Note: Chuck Mack ’79 did not take the minimum number of 150 attempts, 4. 870, by Gerry Alaimo (1955-58) but in two seasons he was 120x140 for a superb .857 percentage.) 5. 816, by Allan Poulsen (1956-59) 6. 789, by Stark Langs (1981-85) Rebound Average 7. 710, by Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 1. 16.5, by Ed Tooley (1952-55) 8. 690, by Bill Arnold (1952-55) 2. 11.9, by Phil Brown (1972-75) 9. 683, by Bob Purvis (1966-69) 3. 11.4, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) 10. 678, by Paul Krasinski (1994-98) 4. 11.8, by Gerry Alaimo (1955-58) 5. 11.2, by Allan Poulsen (1956-59) Assists 6. 10.1, by Bill Arnold (1952-55) 1. 577, by Mike Waitkus (1982-86) 7. 9.0, by Stark Langs (1981-85) 2. 514, by Jason Forte (2001-2005) 8. 8.9, by Bob Purvis (1966-69) 3. 380, by Eric Blackiston (1992-96) 9. 8.4, by Gene Barth (1960-63) 4. 379, by Rick Lloyd (1988-92) 10. 7.9, by Dave Tarr (1962-65) 5. 362, by Eddie Morris (1972-75) 6. 299, by Chuck Savage (1988-92) Individual Steals 7. 294, by Omari Ware (1999-2002) 1. 192, Jason Forte (2001-2005) 8. 281, by Alex Bynum (1980-84) 2. 187, Mike Waitkus (1982-1986) 9. 277, by Jim Burke (1971-74) 3. 175, Alex Bynum (1980-1984) 10. 263, by Chris Skrelja (2005-2009) 4. 152, Marcus Becker (2003-2007) 5. 132, Luke Ruscoe (2002-2006) Scoring Average 6. 131, Chuck Savage (1988-1992) 1. 21.6, by Arnie Berman (1969-72) 7. 127, Rick Lloyd (1988-1992) 2. 18.9, by Earl Hunt (1999-2003) 8. 123, Alai Nuualiitia (1999-2003) 3. 18.2, by Lou Murgo (1951-54) 9. 120, Shaun Ethridge (1998-2002) 4. 17.8, by Joe Tebo (1955-58) 10. 114, Earl Hunt (1999-2003) 17.8, by Mike Cingiser (1959-62) 6. 16.5, by Brian Saunders (1974-77) 7. 16.0, by Phil Brown (1972-75) 8. 15.9, by Peter Moss (1977-80) 9. 15.3, by Harry Platt (1937-39) Paul Krasinski ’98 Alai Nuualiitia ’03 10. 15.1, by Rusty Tyler (1968-71)
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291664.P.indd 49 11/6/09 8:22:31 AM 100 Years of Brown Basketball
February 17, 1901 – Brown records its first intercollegiate March 18, 2008 – Senior Damon Huffman ties a Brown record basketball victory with a 29-10 decision over Holy Cross with nine three-point baskets against Ohio University in the at Brown’s Lyman Gymnasium. first round of the College Basketball Invitational. Huffman February 2, 1938 – Harry Platt tosses in 48 points, while con- also established new Brown marks for treys in a season verting 21 field goals, against Northeastern. Both the 48 (82) and career (232). points and 21 field goals remain Brown records. March 6, 2009 – Junior Matt Mullery turns in one of the March 17, 1939 – Brown faces Villanova in the first NCAA greatest performances in Brown basketball history by Tournament game ever played, falling to the Wildcats, registering a 20-20 double-double against Harvard, scor- 42-30, in Philadelphia. The Bears posted a record of 16-4 ing 21 points and grabbing 20 rebounds in a win over the under coach George E. Allen. Crimson to become the first Bruno player in 25 years to 1946-47 – Weeb Ewbank completes his only season as head grab 20 rebounds in a game, and the first player in 35 years coach of the Bears. He went on to coach the New York to register a 20-20 double-double. Jets to the Super Bowl Championship in 1969. February 9, 1955 – Ed Tooley pulls down a school record 32 th rebounds against Northeastern. He still holds the record Brown’s 100 Season for rebounding in a career with 16.5 rebounds per game. All-Decade Teams (1900-2006) 1962 – Mike Cingiser becomes Brown’s all-time scorer with 1900-1919 1960’s 1,331 points. He also ended his career with 490 field goals, Edward Benjamin ’04 Eugene Barth ’63 placing him 1st for all-time field goals. Paul DeWolf ’05 Forrest Broman ’61 March 9, 1971 – Rusty Tyler connects on 46 points with 18 field J. Russell McKay ’11 Michael Cingiser ’62 goals against Rhode Island, the second best scoring perfor- Lou Piere ’20 Fran Driscoll ’64 J. Donald Pryor ’08 Alan Fishman ’67 mance in Brown history. Tyler finished his career fourth in Oscar Rackle ’06 Greg Heath ’62 all-time scoring for the Bears with 1,133 career points. William Reynolds ’07 Rodger Hurley ’61 February 4, 1972 – Arnie Berman establishes a new Brown William Sprackling ’12 Richard Landau ’68 record for free throws made in a game with 25. He finished Harold Swaffield ’10 William Reynolds ’69 the 1971-72 season with 658 points scored in a season, John von der Leith ’12 R. David Tarr ’65 which are the most points ever scored in a season, and 1920’s 1970’s went on to became Brown’s all-time leading scorer, with Emory Danzell Jr. ’26 Arnold Berman ’72 1,668 points, a mark that stood for 30 years. John Heffernan ’28 Phillip Brown ’75 1973 – Captain Phil Brown led the Bears to a school record 17 Elmer Joslyn ’23 James Burke ’74 victories under coach Gerald Alaimo. Brown’s 11-3 Ivy mark Arthur Miller ’22 S. James Busam ’75 George Mitchell ’25 William Kolkmeyer ’72 was good for second place in the Ivy League standings. Joseph Tuckerman ’25 Charles Mack ’79 March 5, 1983 – Mike Waitkus registers a record- setting 10 William Wagenknecht ’25 Edward Morris ’75 steals against Dartmouth. Waitkus completed his career 1930’s Peter Moss ’80 with Brown records in assists (577), and individual steals Leonard Campbell ’40 Brian Saunders ’77 (187). He also boasts the all-time mark for free throw J.R. Caulkins ’32 Russell Tyler ’71 percentage of .861. Carl Floren ’35 1980’s 1986 – Brown captures its first ever Ivy League Championship Oscar Hammer ’34 Alex Bynum ’84 and advanced to the NCAA Playoffs behind the efforts of E. Kenneth Kennedy ’37 Ira James ’85 Ivy Player of the Year Jim Turner. Coach Mike Cingiser’s Alfred Morcom ’37 Patrick Lynch ’87 team posted an overall record of 16-11. Raymond Noonan ’36 John McBride ’84 Harry Platt ’40 Todd Mulder ’85 February 17, 1987 – Patrick Lynch set a school record of P.A. Snyder ’31 Todd Murray ’87 3-pointers vs. Dartmouth, draining eight treys in the first George Truman ’39 Robert Stanley ’81 year the 3-point line was introduced. Lynch scored 42 1940’s Marcus Thompson ’90 points in the game against the Big Green. John Bach ’46 James Turner ’86 December 1, 1991 – Brown beat Providence College, 71-69, in Ernest Blakey ’45 Michael Waitkus ’86 an overtime game for the first win over the Friars since George Delaney ’43 1990’s the 1978-79 season. George Grimshaw ’47 Eric Blackiston ’96 January 15, 2000 – Earl Hunt scored 39 points and made 17 Frederick Kozak ’50 Jonathan Drezner ’92 free throws in a victory over Harvard. Hunt went on to Francis Mahoney ’50 James Joseph ’96 John Padden ’41 Joel Koplik ’95 become a three-time All Ivy player and Brown’s all-time Robert Person ’41 Paul Krasinski ’98 leading scorer with 2,041 points. Edward Sheffe ’42 Brian Lloyd ’96 2002-03 – Coach Glen Miller’s team ties the record for wins Francis Wilson ’41 Richard Lloyd ’92 in a season (17) for the second straight year and earns its 1950’s Kirk Lowry ’92 first ever berth in the National Invitation Tournament (NIT). James Alaimo ’58 Kamal Rountree ’99 The Bears’ 12 Ivy League wins are a new school record B. William Arnold ’55 Charles Savage ’92 including Brown’s first ever win at Princeton. Clifford Ehrlich ’60 2000’s March 19, 2003 – Alai Nuualiitia starts his 110th consecutive John Lyden ’57 Shaun Etheridge ’02 game for the Bears and sets an Iron Man record by starting Charles Merritt ’56 Jason Forte ’05 every game in his career at Brown. Nuualiitia finished his Ludwig Murgo ’54 Earl Hunt ’03 career with 1,344 career points. Allan Poulsen ’59 Jaime Kilburn ’04 David Reed ’60 Mike Martin ’04 February 27, 2004 – Jason Forte records what is believed to Joseph Tebo ’58 Alai Nuualiitia ’03 be the first triple-double in Brown history with 11 points, 10 Ed Tooley ’55 Patrick Powers ’04 assists, and 12 rebounds vs. Dartmouth. Forte was named Luke Ruscoe ’06 the Ivy Player of the Year in 2004 and scored 1,597 career Omari Ware ’02 points (3rd all time). Jesse Wood ’02
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The Brown University Athletic Department in conjunction Jason Forte ’05 Alai Nuualiitia ’03 with the Friends of Brown Basketball and Brown Sports Ivy League Player of the Year in 2004…Three-time first Recognized as Brown’s “Iron Man,” having started every th Foundation, announced its 100 Season All-Time Basketball team All-Ivy selection…Scored 1,597 career points, third game in his four-year Brown career, encompassing 110 Team on January 21, 2006, recognizing the 15 greatest in Brown history… Posted the Ivy League’s first “Tiny,” games…Scored 1,344 career points, fourth on Brown’s th players in Brown Basketball history. The 100 Season Team leading the league in both scoring (21.4 ppg.) and assists all-time list…Holds the Brown career record with 119 was announced at a gala dinner with over 300 in attendance (5.79 apg) as a junior. …Set a single-season Brown record blocked shots…His shooting percentage of .617 (126 of at the Biltmore Hotel. with 155 assists in 2002-2003…Completed his career 206) in 2002-03 is second in Brown history…Ranks fifth Brown basketball alumni and fans cast their votes via the ranked first in steals (192), second in assists (524), second in career field goal percentage (.557)...Helped Brown to internet and mail-in ballots to select Brown’s 100th Season in free throws (536), seventh in three-point field goals an NIT appearance in 2003, and to a school record 57 Team, voting from a ballot that included all-time Brown teams (121), and tenth in field goals (469)…AP All-American as victories in his four-year career. from each decade in Brown basketball history. Twelve of the a junior. all-time team members are already in the Brown Athletics Harry Platt ’40 Hall of Fame, with the three most recent graduates not yet Earl Hunt ’03 His 48-points and 21 field goals against Northeastern in eligible. Players on the all-time team are represented by Brown’s all-time career scorer and 1938 are still Brown records…Starred on Brown’s first every decade, starting in the 1930’s through the present. the only Bears’ player to score over NCAA Tournament team in 1939…A 6-3 pivot-man, he 2,000 career points (2,041)… gained national prominence after he scored 404 points Three-time first team All- in 1938 and averaged 21.4 points per game, second best in Gerry Alaimo ’58 Ivy selection… Scored the nation…Brown’s team captain as a senior, he finished Scored 1,046 career points, 16th best, and grabbed 870 39 points twice in his his career with 866 points, then a Brown record. career rebounds, fourth best in the Brown record book... career (vs. Harvard and Coached the Bears to a school record 17 wins, while Central Conn.), sixth posting a 11-3 Ivy mark (2nd) in 1974…His 26 rebounds Joe Tebo ’58 in the Brown record The first Brown player to earn first team All-Ivy honors, against Rhode Island are second in Bears’ basketball book…Owns three being selected as a sophomore in 1956…Scored 1,328 history…Considered one of the top defensive players Top 10 seasonal marks career points, a record at the time and still seventh in in the nation…Team captain and All-Ivy selection as a for points…His 18.9 ppg career Brown basketball history…Tossed in 41 points against senior…Scored 38 points vs. Penn as a junior to lead the scoring average is second at Cornell in 1957, fifth in the Brown record book… Bears over Penn. Brown, while his 499 career free Considered the last of the great two-handed set-shooters throws ranks third…Helped Brown at Brown… Set a then varsity record with 541 points as a Arnie Berman ’72 to a school record 17 wins twice sophomore…His 472 career field goals are still eighth in Held the Brown scoring record for over 30 years with (2002, 2003), and to a school record the Brown record book…Holds Brown records for field 1,668 career points…Holds Brown seasonal records for 12 Ivy wins (12-2) in 2003, with the goals attempted in a season (21.4 per game) and career points (658 in 1971-72), scoring average (25.3 ppg in 1971- Bears advancing to the National (17.9 per game). 72) and free throws (250 in 1971-72), and career marks Invitation Tournament. for free throws (636), and scoring average (21.6 ppg)… Connected on 25 of 26 free throws vs. Cornell in 1972… Jim Turner ’86 Richard Lloyd ’92 Ivy League Player of the Year on Brown’s 1986 Ivy League Ranks third in career rebounding (878) and rebounding Tossed in 1,294 career points, eighth best in Brown Championship Team…Scored 519 points in 1986, eighth in average (11.4 rpg.)…First team All-Ivy selection in 1972… basketball history…Three-time Academic All-American… the Brown record book…First Team All-Ivy selection as a Held 17 Ivy League, Brown and New England scoring Held the Brown career mark for three-point field goals senior…Brown’s all-time single season leader in field goal records…Led all New England scorers as a senior with with 201 career treys, which ranked fourth in the Ivy percentage (.628), connecting on 199 of 317 field goals in 25.3 points per game, earning New England Player of the League record book…Tossed in a career high 29 points 1986….Academic All-American…Also holds Brown records Year honors. in Brown’s win over Providence in 1991-92…His 379 career for field goal percentage in a game (.933 vs. Penn, 14 of 15), assists are fourth in the Brown record book…Set a Brown and a career (.602, 358 of 595). Phillip Brown ’75 record with 60 three-point baskets in 1990-1991, still Holds Brown all-time record for rebounding with 931 fourth in the Brown record book. rebounds… Scored 1,241 career points…His 24 rebounds Russ Tyler ’71 Holds the second highest scoring average in the Brown against Dartmouth are third in the Brown record book… Peter Moss ’80 record book, averaging 22.7 points per game for the Bears Helped spark the Bears to 30 wins in three years at Brown’s first ever Ivy League Player of the Year in 1980… in 1970-71…His 46-points and 18 field goals against Rhode Brown, a record at the time…Three-time All-Ivy selection, Two-time first team All Ivy selection…Scored 1,241 career Island in 1971 rank second in Brown history…Ranks 10th twice a first team honoree… All-New England selection points, sixth best at the time and still 11th at Brown… in career scoring average with 15.1 points per game…His and team captains in both his junior and senior years… Ranked eighth or higher in 12 different Brown scoring 568 points in 1970-71 was a Brown record at the time and Set Brown and New England records for field goal categories, including career scoring average (15.9 ppg, still second in Brown’s record book…Scored 1,133 career percentage, and Brown records for rebounding. sixth), career field goals (467, sixth), career field goal points…ECAC All-East selection…Also owned the Brown percentage (.514, fifth), and single season points scored records for career assists, consecutive free throws, free Mike Cingiser ’62 (540, fifth)…An All-New England selection, he played in throw percentage and most field goals in a season. Netted 1,331 points from 1959-1962, the Brown record at the New England All-Star Hall of Fame game. the time, and now fifth…Only one of three Brown players to be a three-time first team All-Ivy selection… Went on to Michael Waitkus ’86 Ludwig “Lou” Murgo ’54 Brown’s all-time assists leader with 577 career assists… coach the Bears to their only Ivy League Championship Scored a Brown record 1,147 career points, now 14th Scored 1,165 career points…Brown’s first ever Ivy League in 1986, posting a 16-11 record, 10-4 Ivy, while advancing in Brown history…Averaged 20.8 points per game as a Rookie of the Year in 1983…Holds Brown records for free to the NCAA Tournament against Syracuse…His team junior, a Brown record at the time and still sixth in the throw percentage in a season (.898, 97 of 108 in 1983), play was evidenced by his leading the team in assists and Brown record book…His career 18.2 points per game and a career (.861, 279 of 324)…His 5.8 assists per game was second in rebounding throughout his varsity career… ranks third in Brown basketball history…Two-year team in 1983-84 is also a Brown record…Helped Brown to its Tossed in 492 career field goals, still sixth in the Brown captain for the Bears…All-Ivy honoree who was a good first ever Ivy League Championship in 1986…Averaged 5.5 record book. driver and had a deadly one-handed set shot…A native assists per game for his career, a Brown record…Two-time of Bristol, Rhode Island, he later played in the Baltimore All-Ivy selection. Orioles farm system.
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1900-1901 (3-4) 11-2511-25 ColgateColgate 22-33 at C.C.N.Y. 24-36 at Wesleyan 29-23 Wesleyan 8-9 at Holy Cross 53-2853-28 W.P.I.W.P.I. 18-30 Williams 28-31 New Hampshire 24-38 N.Y.U. 16-23 at Dean Academy 14-2414-24 aatt Dartmouth 36-24 Holy Cross 17-23 at Tu s 17-28 at W.P.I. 29-10 Holy Cross 16-3116-31 atat Holy Cross 13-41 at Williams 27-34 Wesleyan 28-53 at Wesleyan 20-10 Tu s 23-2023-20 M.I.T.M.I.T. 18-17 Wesleyan 31-22 Tu s 14-47 at Amherst 0-32 at Fall River YMCA 12-10 HarvardHarvard 30-36 at R.P.I. 26-20 at Rhode Island 11-41 at Williams 24-2024-20 SyracuseSyracuse Coach: J.D. Pryor 19-45 Union 33-36 New Hampshire 10-8 Columbia Captain: A.E. Regnier 1-20 at Trinity 20-1220-12 atat AmherstAmherst 12-33 at Dartmouth 29-20 W.P.I. Coach: E.W. Benjamin 15-3015-30 at Williams 20-38 New Hampshire 23-39 at Tu s Captain: E.W. Benjamin 26-1226-12 AmherstAmherst 1909-1910 (5-9) Coach: Edward Freeman 18-14 Connecticut Captain: Louis A. R. Pieri 20-1520-15 Holy Cross 32-13 Rhode Island 18-19 at New Hampshire 1901-1902 (5-15) 12-1812-18 YaleYale 39-19 W.P.I. 27-16 Clark 18-1718-17 DartmouthDartmouth 1920-1921 (5-9) Coach: Harold W. Evans 36-31 Boston University Coach: P.C. DeWolff 14-16 M.I.T. Captain: W. H. Wagenkneck 23-17 at Tu s Captain: P.C. DeWolf 14-19 at Tu s 35-36 Clark 18-48 Bristol YMCA 14-26 at Wesleyan 24-23 Maine 1924-19251924-1925 ((10-6)10-6) 33-36 Holy Cross 1905-1906 (4-7) 15-22 Tu s 28-27 Trinity 25-33 at Boston University 34-21 Yale 23-36 Wesleyan 50-24 New BedBedfordford 19-45 Williams 33-21 Tu s 16-23 Wesleyan 25-13 at M.I.T. 33-233-244 atat WW.P.I..P.I. 42-16 Tu s 60-8 Massachuse s 41-19 Andover 23-30 New Hampshire 118-418-41 atat WesleyanWesleyan 31-73 at Holy Cross 18-25 Wesleyan 14-45 at Williams 9-51 N.Y.U. 1515-31-31 BostonBoston UUnionnion 14-70 at Dartmouth 20-29 at Holy Cross 8-26 at Army 14-28 C.C.N.Y. 29-1429-14 atat M.I.T. 35-33 Harvard 19-32 Colgate 17-35 at Pra Institute 42-23 Harvard 223-203-20 WWesleyanesleyan 23-26 Trinity 19-25 at Andover 8-39 Williams 15-47 at Army 229-219-21 AmherstAmherst 19-48 at Dartmouth Coach: Walter G. White 23-34 at Wesleyan 115-205-20 Yale 4-47 at Williams Captain: W.D. Swaffield 5-25 at Williston Academy 71-10 Boston University 24-19 M.I.T. 37-2037-20 M.I.T. 15-25 Pennsylvania 22-35 Holy Cross 28-30 at Harvard 19-1819-18 Massachuse sMassachuse s 10-22 Williams 1910-1911 ((8-5)8-5) 28-40 Centre 19-2519-25 HarvardHarvard 20-39 Dartmouth Coach: Florence J. Harvey 25-45 at Lafaye e 21-15 M.I.T. 18-1218-12 RhodeRhode IsIslandland 28-1928-19 WilliamsWilliams Coach: O.W. Rackle Captain: J. W. Albright 31-1831-18 W.P.I.W.P.I. 14-29 at Trinity Captain: O.W. Rackle 28-1928-19 New HampshireHampshire 9-39 at Harvard 15-215-244 at MM.I.T..I.T. 24-3024-30 at ClarkClark 15-14 M.I.T 2626-20-20 TTu su s 1921-1922 ((13-10)13-10) 20-1720-17 New HamHampshirepshire 4-46 at Fall River YMCA 1906-1907 ((10-7)10-7) 11-11-2020 at WiWilliamslliams 57-2557-25 NortheasternNortheastern 21-2721-27 at New HamHampshirepshire Coach: A.R. Ray Coach: Harold M. EvanEvanss 15-18 Tu sTu s 229-149-14 atat Tu sTu s 23-2923-29 ConnecticutConnecticut Captain: J. S. TuckermanTuckerman Captain: A.R. Ray 2626-17-17 M.I.T.M.I.T. 339-159-15 YYaleale 48-1248-12 ProvidenceProvidence 223-223-22 WesleyanWesleyan 116-316-31 WilliamsWilliams 49-7749-77 atat SetonSeton HaHallll 1902-1903 (6-10-1) 38-38-99 BostonBoston UniversityUniversity 221-161-16 MM.I.T..I.T. 20-3120-31 atat C.C.N.Y.C.C. N .Y. 1925-1926 ((10-6)10-6) 56-10 Boston University 119-279-27 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 229-439-43 atat WesleyanWesleyan 30-2330-23 at BrooklynBrooklyn 41-1441-14 BridgewaterBridgewater 14-12 Lafaye e 229-249-24 TrinityTrinity 221-291-29 atat Pra Pra 22-3922-39 aatt WesWesleyanleyan 31-1931-19 NewNew BedfordBedford 8-18 Williams 15-13 Harvar Harvardd 221-201-20 atat C.C.N.Y. 21-4321-43 at SpringfieldSpringfield 22-2022-20 at MM.I.T..I.T. 49-6 Trinity 112-232-23 ColgateColgate 330-290-29 WWesleyanesleyan 21-4521-45 ColgateColgate 21-1521-15 HolyHoly Cross 116-196-19 at AndoverAndover Coach: J. Russell McKayy 28-1728-17 M.I.T. 12-2012-20 a att MassacMassachuse shuse s 12-10 Wesleyan Captain: J. Russell McKay 18-18 at Bristol YMCA 19-419-488 at DartmouthDartmouth 15-34 KnoxKnox 22-4422-44 atat AmherstAmherst 46-12 Massachuse s 221-361-36 atat WesWesleyanleyan 28-2728-27 TrinityTrinity 24-2524-25 ColgateColgate 8-23 Bristol YMCA 13-13-55 M.I.T. 1911-1912 (6-7) 41-2141-21 BBatesates 18-21 at W.P.I. 7-42 Harvard 11-111-199 WilliamsWilliams 20-16 Rhode Island 28-2528-25 at RhodeRhode IsIslandland 41-1441-14 ClarkClark 9-28 at Dartmouth 116-106-10 at M.I.T. 35-30 New Hampshire 25-2725-27 at M.I.T. 35-3135-31 BostonBoston UUniversityniversity 15-16 Amherst 33-6 HamiltonHamilton 27-26 Lehigh 20-1020-10 MaineMaine 33-1933-19 Tu sTu s 12-15 Dartmouth 330-190-19 Yale 19-25 Springfield 38-25 WesleyanWesleyan 24-3624-36 atat HarvarHarvardd 1-51 at Williams 2222-21-21 DartmouthDartmouth 35-19 Williams 13-31 atat HarvarHarvardd 46-27 at RhodeRhode IsIslandland Coach: W.W. Reynoldsy 36-15 Tu sTu s 38-21 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 19-36 at Amherst Captain: W.W. Reynolds 34-22 at M.I.T. 7-47 at Williston Academy 23-26 at Williams 46-3046-30 ClarkClark 35-2135-21 at New HamHampshirepshire 13-20 at Fall River YMCA 21-36 at C.C.N.Y. 24-4024-40 atat HamiltonHamilton 29-3229-32 New HampshireHampshire 1907-1908 (11-8)(11-8) 24-4024-40 atat UUnionnion Coach:Coach: HaroHaroldld M. EvanEvanss 28-17 M.I.T. 32-43 at Lehigh CaCaptain:ptain: E. B. DanzeDanzellll Coach: P.C. DeWolf 16-2616-26 Tu sTu s 11-40 Wesleyan 18-1618-16 Rhode IslandIsland Captain: P.C. DeWolf Coach:Coach: WaWalterlter H. SnellSnell 39-2039-20 NorwichNorwich 63-10 M.I.T. CaCaptain:ptain: A.E. MillerMiller 17-2017-20 at Tu sTu s 17-33 at Springfield 1926-1927 (6-9) 1903-1904 (8-11) 9-279-27 PrincePrincetonton 10-42 at Wesleyan 43-36 at Boston University 35-2035-20 M.I.T.M.I.T. Coach: J. Russell McKay 1922-1923 (6-10) 43-13 New Bedford Textile 10-25 Pennsylvania Captain: Edward A. Adams 17-9 Wesleyan 15-1015-10 HarvardHarvard 21-17 Northeastern 27-30 Wesleyan 22-4 Trinity 24-1924-19 WesleyanWesleyan 31-18 at Brooklyn 18-48 at Wesleyan 7-11 Holy Cross 28-2128-21 ColgateColgate 1918-1919 (2-12) 23-35 at CCNY 18-26 at M.I.T. 24-16 Massachuse s 9-229-22 at PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 14-51 Newport Naval 16-18 W.P.I. 44-30 at Tu s 29-17 Amherst 18-22 atat Fordham 26-22 Dean Academy 22-27 Clark 32-27 at Clark 8-4 Williams 14-3914-39 atat WesleyaWesleyann 19-25 at Rhode Island 30-47 at Yale 16-36 Harvard 9-16 at Amherst 27-2227-22 at AndoveAndoverr 30-11 at Bristol YMCA 27-25 Wesleyan 36-33 Amherst 19-29 at Williston Academy 57-857-8 Manha anManha an 16-22 Second Naval District 33-24 Trinity 16-33 Union 22-12 Harvard 29-1529-15 HarvardHarvard 18-47 W.P.I. 33-27 Connecticut 37-50 at Holy Cross 22-24 M.I.T. 32-1732-17 SSyracuseyracuse 21-27 New Hampshire 34-20 at M.I.T. 20-41 at Rhode Island 8-20 at Holy Cross 30-2330-23 atat R.P.I. 24-27 Mass. State Guard 23-29 Union 29-53 at Williams 13-15 at Dartmouth 19-2719-27 at Williams 15-16 Rhode Island 28-37 at W.P.I. 38-26 Rhode Island 24-10 W.P.I. 54-1454-14 TTrinityrinity 21-30 at Williams 15-30 at Wesleyan 29-36 at New Hampshire 14-2214-22 WilliamsWilliams 38-47 Williams Coach: DeOrmond McLaughry 13-17 at Fall River Navy Coach:Coach: J.D. Pryor 12-47 at Yale Captain: John M. Heffernan 22-12 Bristol YMCA 17-33 at Tu s 18-36 Harvard Captain: J.D. PrPryoryor 13-45 at Williams 21-27 at Newport YMCA 22-38 at Wesleyan Coach: Walter H. Snell 1927-1928 (7-10) 9-23 at Fall River YMCA 15-24 Tu s Captain: E. R. Joslyn 30-34 at Bristol YMCA 1908-1909 (5-10) Coach: Louis A. R. Pieri 27-39 at Boston University Coach: H.F. Ahrens 18-37 Tu s Captain: Louis A. R. Pieri 37-34 at M.I.T. Captain: H.F. Ahrens 12-16 at Tu s 1923-1924 (7-12) 33-30 Harvard# 17-23 at Harvard 1919-1920 (5-10) 19-23 Bridgewater 34-39 Wesleyan 1904-1905 (12-6)(12-6) 14-28 Pennsylvania 30-14 Boston Law 16-34 Maine 31-30 Middlebury 33-2433-24 Boston UniversityUniversity 37-14 Harvard 33-21 Rhode Island 15-11 at Brooklyn 42-36 at Amherst 33-2433-24 TrinityTrinity 14-18 M.I.T. 18-39 at Yale 19-30 at C.C.N.Y. 29-21 Tu s 15-915-9 WilliamsWilliams 26-17 Yale 13-29 at W.P.I. 33-27 at M.I.T. 30-36 Yale 51-1451-14 Massachuse sMassachuse s 52-25 Syracuse 22-14 Trinity 27-41 at Harvard 45-31 Clark 10-2710-27 atat HarvardHarvard 16-29 at Wesleyan 15-52 N.Y.U. 29-27 M.I.T. 22-28 Williams
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21-40 at Holy Cross 30-31 Clark 27-39 at Rhode Island 24-28 at Tu s 19-31 Providence 32-36 Brooklyn P.I. 31-35 Temple 29-57 at Rhode Island 34-36 Rhode Island 28-40 Colgate 25-45 Holy Cross 19-32 Harvard 27-26 New Hampshire 32-40 at Wesleyan Coach: DeOrmond McLaughry 36-34 Williams Captain: John F. Heffernan 31-42 Rhode Island # - Marvel Gym Opening, Dec. 17, 1927 34-51 Providence Coach: Arthur D. Kahler 1928-1929 (4-13) Captain: John R. Caulkins 29-23 Amherst 31-33 Boston University 1932-1933 (6-9) 31-19 at Clark 42-35 Northeastern 22-29 Colgate 25-32 at Tu s 14-41 at Holy Cross 31-22 at Clark 27-33 Holy Cross 42-54 M.I.T. 29-32 M.I.T. 38-30 Wesleyan 18-34 Middlebury 31-29 at Connecticut 17-30 at New Hampshire 42-41 at Boston University 14-27 at Princeton 32-41 W.P.I. 1939 Team - NCAA Playoffs 23-49 Providence 44-48 New Hampshire 27-47 at Rhode Island 35-38 Tu s 65-35 Connecticut 42-5142-51 atat Rhode IslanIslandd 74-75 Rhode Island 21-29 Rhode Island 23-44 at Rhode Island 38-32 Boston University 33-2633-26 TuTu s s 36-33 at Tu s 29-27 Wesleyan 20-44 at Yale 34-38 at Amherst 48-3548-35 Boston UniversitUniversityy 63-59 Providence 29-38 at Williams 46-14 at Harvard 50-34 M.I.T. 38-2138-21 AmherstAmherst Coach: George E. Allen 41-29 W.P.I. 19-32 Rhode Island 51-46 Yale 82-4082-40 St.St. Anselm’Anselm’ss Captain: John Padden Jr., Francis 18-31 at Yale 25-50 Providence C. Wilson Coach: DeOrmond McLaughry Coach: Arthur D. Kahler 47-45 Rhode Island 41-3341-33 aatt DukDukee Captain: Homer R. Smith Captain: Oscar P. Hammer 41-46 W.P.I. 58-3558-35 RutgersRutgers 29-37 Harvard 52-4052-40 WWesleyanesleyan 1941-19421941-1942 ((11-7)11-7) 34-48 Providence 57-2457-24 M.I.T.M.I.T. 1929-1930 (7-12) 1933-1934 (7-9) Coach: Arthur D. Kahler 80-3480-34 NortheasternNortheastern 52-4652-46 HHarvardarvard Captain: Raymond F. Noonan 41-3141-31 aatt TTu su s 50-450-499 Connecticut 22-23 at M.I.T. 36-37 Northeastern 5353-35-35 at ClarkClark 18-47 at Dartmouth 42-25 Clark 53-3753-37 Rhode IslanIslandd 30-5230-52 at DarDartmouthtmouth 56-40 Tu sTu s 25-19 Boston University 17-32 at Tu s 1936-1937 (5-11) 36-41 atat W.P.I.W.P.I. 36-35 at W.P.I. 43-26 Boston University 36-34 Alumni (Exhibition) 40-3840-38 YaleYale 44-2544-25 ProvidenceProvidence 5353-37-37 M.I.T. 26-42 at Williams 43-31 at M.I.T. 38-34 at Clark 56-57 at YaleYale 30-33 at Amherst 33-37 Tu s 48-20 at M.I.T. 30-4230-42 Villanova (NCAA)(NCAA) 45-445-477 HolyHoly Cross 32-26 at Wesleyan 35-34 Middlebury Coach:Coach: George E. AAllenllen 46-41 Trinity Captain: GeorGeorgege H. TrumaTrumann 49-449-411 AAmherstmherst 29-22 Clark 34-35 at New Hampshire 38-48 Dartmouth 53-53-8585 atat RhodeRhode IsIslandland 29-22 Connecticut 40-30 Connecticut 34-72 at Rhode Island 339-309-30 at Tu sTu s 20-39 Tu s 35-56 at Rhode Island 33-34 at Tu s 1939-1940 ((13-6)13-6) 42-49 ArmyArmy 35-37 St. Bonaventure 33-42 Massachuse s 43-41 at Connecticut 59-3459-34 Alumni (Exhibition) 57-557-599 at BostonBoston UUniversityniversity 26-38 at Rhode Island 25-39 Harvard 38-45 W.P.I. 45-3445-34 at ClarkClark 52-47 RutgersRutgers 28-58 Colgate 37-26 M.I.T. 38-28 Lowell Textile 50-3950-39 HarvardHarvard 883-823-82 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 24-36 at Harvard 26-38 Yale 25-66 at Yale 44-3644-36 Connecticut 44-62 DartmouthDartmouth 39-36 New Hampshire 47-29 Rhode Island 43-46 Wesleyan (ot) 66-5866-58 Northeastern 54-454-455 ProvidenceProvidence 20-30 Providence 24-41 Providence 39-46 Amherst 42-2942-29 at BostonBoston UUniversityniversity 5353-37-37 aatt WesWesleyanleyan 43-28 Rhode Island Coach: Arthur D. Kahler Coach: William H. Dyey Captain: Oscar P. Hammer 27-46 Tu s 32-4032-40 Tu Tu s s 30-39 at Princeton 39-56 Rhode Island 47-3547-35 atat M.I.T. Captain: Edward D. Sheffe Jr. 33-34 Holy Cross Coach: Rufus H. Bond 28-53 at Harvard 41-3941-39 atat ArmyArmy 1934-1935 (12-5)(12-5) 32-33 Providence 73-2773-27 LowellLowell TextilTextilee 1942-1943 (9-11) Captain: P. A. Snyder Coach: Arthur D. Kahler 43-6343-63 at YaleYale 54-3154-31 Alumni (Exhibition)(Exhibition) 34-42 at Harvard 24-3424-34 at Northeastern Captain: E. Kenneth Kennedy 63-7563-75 atat Rhode IslandIsland 1930-1931 (9-10) 56-3456-34 atat WesleyanWesleyan 40-58 at Connecticut 56-2656-26 at ClarkClark 45-49 W.P.I 30-29 at Boston University 37-4337-43 a att TTu su s 1937-1938 (7-11) 46-4946-49 VillanovaVillanova 33-3533-35 at Amherst 52-56 Columbia 42-32 Northeastern 33-3033-30 at Boston UniversitUniversityy 51-31 Alumni (Exhibition) 38-44 at Camp Edwards 49-26 at Clark 41-3741-37 Tu sTu s 54-40 Clark 53-4353-43 at Tu sTu s 61-4961-49 RhodeRhode IIslandsland 49-47 Harvard Naval Sch. 32-28 W.P.I. 55-4955-49 Rhode IslandIsland 42-47 Harvard 58-39 at M.I.T. 37-24 M.I.T. 58-4058-40 New Hampshire 49-56 Connecticut 60-4760-47 RutgersRutgers 56-4756-47 Dartmouth 51-42 Holy Cross 32-25 Wesleyan 39—3139—31 atat ConnecticutConnecticut 49-80 at Rhode Island 44-51 Yale 39-35 Connecticut 64-4364-43 Holy Cross 61-47 Tu s 39-4839-48 P Providencerovidence 50-49 Quonset Naval Sta. 35-25 at Tu s 56-4556-45 WesleyanWesleyan Coach: Georgeg E. Allen 42-56 at Army Captain: HarrHarryy PPlala 36-58 at Dartmouth 24-25 at Yale 47-4347-43 ColgateColgate 44-45 at W.P.I. 62-58 Tu s 23-41 at Princeton 47-2747-27 TrinityTrinity 77-52 Northeastern 46-69 at Rhode Island 21-44 at Rhode Island 62-3462-34 at MM.I.T..I.T. 67-26 Lowell Textile 1940-1941 (10-10) 36-51 at Amherst 28-36 Colgate 33-4333-43 atat YalYalee 56-41 at Trinity 44-43 Clark 67-42 Boston University 26-34 Dartmouth 54-5054-50 Rhode IslandIsland 84-66 at Colgate 34-47 at Harvard 37-45 Newport Naval Sta. 24-37 at Harvard 42-5242-52 a att HarvarHarvardd 30-45 at Wesleyan 36-42 at Connecticut 79-64 Rhode Island 32-40 Villanova 43-6343-63 ProvidenceProvidence 73-31 M.I.T. 40-26 Holy Cross 55-43 at Tu s 28-47 Providence Coach:Coach: ArtArthurhur D. KaKahlerhler Captain: Carl H. FlorenFloren 47-54 at Tu s 49-34 Lafaye e 44-49 Providence 21-25 at New Hampshire 61-73 Rhode Island 50-46 at Rutgers 79-45 Wesleyan 40-35 Rhode Island 40-45 Dartmouth 36-49 Columbia Coach: Charles A. Engle 14-59 at Holy Cross 1935-1936 (8-8) Captain: George P. Delaney Coach: Rufus H. Bond 46-56 at Yale 50-33 M.I.T. Captain: P. A. Snyder 34-35 Alumni (Exhibition) 55-57 Providence 29-31 Tu s 43-36 Clark Coach: Arthur D. Kahler 19-30 at Army 1943-1944 (10-14) Captain: A. Sharkey 1931-1932 (2-14) 45-34 at Tu s 48-49 Yale 45-51 at Camp Thomas 34-35 at Wesleyan 43-89 at Rhode Island 60-53 Connecticut 18-19 Boston University 33-55 at Trinity 1938-1939 (16-4)(16-4) 55-44 W.P.I. 84-54 Quonset FAW9 38-37 Northeastern 29-38 Tu s 53-3653-36 Alumni (Exhibition)(Exhibition) 62-36 Alumni (Exhibition) 66-61 at C.C.N.Y. 22-27 Connecticut 34-51 at Rhode Island 54-3554-35 C Clarklark 34-31 at Amherst 61-50 CASU Atlantic Fleet 36-38 Wesleyan 29-38 Tu s 51-3151-31 at CConnecticutonnecticut 61-46 Wesleyan 44-31 at Camp Standish 25-43 at W.P.I. 34-51 at Rhode Island 53-3153-31 at HarvardHarvard 30-47 at Dartmouth 51-62 C.C.N.Y. 26-42 at M.I.T. 53-35 at New Hampshire 21-5021-50 ArmyArmy 49-55 Boston University 66-48 at CASU Atlantic Fleet
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38-44 US Coast Guard Ac. Captain: George W. Grimshaw 60-70 Yale 75-6175-61 ProvidenceProvidence 50-82 at Cornell 60-52 at Quonset FAW9 49-54 at Army 90-7490-74 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 82-71 at Rhode Island 56-49 Camp Endico 1947-1948 (6-14) 59-57 at Rhode Island 74-7174-71 atat Dartmouth 72-89 Columbia Coach:Coach: RRobertobert B. MMorrisorris 56-57 Camp Standish 46-63 at Harvard 56-37 M.I.T. 88-56 Cornell 41-44 at W.P.I. 68-83 at Holy Cross Captain:Captain: Louis W. MurgoMurgo Coach: L. Stanley Ward 53-51 W.P.I. # - Dartmouth TournamenTournamentt Captain: John K. Lyden 54-42 Camp Endico 38-59 Connecticut 60-58 at Connecticut 37-40 Holy Cross 49-50 M.I.T. 56-68 Navy 53-66 US Coast Guard 43-81 at University of Akron 62-61 Providence 1954-1955 (7-16) 1957-1958 (10-15) 32-43 US Coast Guard Ac. 32-63 at Western Reserve 63-70 Holy Cross 81-77 at Tu s 56-57 Rhode Island 55-93 at Columbia 70-71 Amherst 44-80 at Bowling Green 51-38 at Harvard 58-71 Providence 44-69 at Connecticut 41-73 Columbia 68-69 Dartmouth 62-58 at Rhode Island 52-61 US Coast Guard 70-79 Rhode Island 72-61 Yale 37-43 at Wesleyan 48-51 Rhode Island 50-71 Colby 54-51 Camp Thomas 41-67 Holy Cross 69-64 at Providence 73-71 Amherst 48-55 at Tu s Coach: Robert B. Morris 44-52 at Cornell 53-84 at Rhode Island 60-74 at Syracuse 52-72 Holy Cross# 39-49 M.I.T. Captain: Frederick A. Kozak Coach: Charles A. Engle 35-42 Providence 64-57 Colby# 66-80 Colgate# Captain: Ernest A. Blakey 64-37 Mass. at Ft. Devens 68-91 Connecticut# 78-88 at Boston College 46-40 Amherst 1951-1952 (5-15) 74-69 Middlebury# 52-80 at Providence 43-50 at M.I.T. 65-68 at Springfield 65-75 at Rhode Island 76-70 at Harvard 1944-19451944-1945 ((15-4)15-4) 41-57 at Connecticut 47-57 Harvard 55-59 Harvard 63-57 Princeton 44-5144-51 USNAS-QuonsetUSNAS-Quonset 70-60 Rhode Island 65-86 at Connecticut 63-73 at Yale 76-92 Pennsylvania 65-4565-45 at Connecticut 62-55 Colby 71-62 at Providence 70-96 Pennsylvania 91-77 Northeastern 77-5577-55 W.P.I.W.P.I. 35-90 at Holy Cross 54-79 at Dartmouth 81-66 at Providence 64-69 at Dartmouth 49-5749-57 at YaleYale 70-64 Providence 59-64 at Yale 94-100 at Northeastern 57-79 at Princeton 70-4170-41 at HarvardHarvard Coach: Robert B. Morris 31-100 Holy Cross 55-57 Princeton 60-77 at Pennsylvania 77-6277-62 HolyHoly Cross Captain: Ernest W. Corner 66-81 Northeastern 61-67 at Pennsylvania 64-83 at Yale 72-5772-57 M.I.T. 64-83 at Army 52-41 at Dartmouth 68-71 Harvard 58-5258-52 a att DartmoutDartmouthh 1948-1949 ((13-8)13-8) 59-63 Connecticut 59-60 Cornell 74-67 Yale 59-7059-70 atat RhodeRhode IsIslandland 50-5250-52 HarvarHarvardd 75-95 Columbia 41-52 Dartmouth 69-73 Cornell 65-4565-45 Connecticut 665-515-51 ArnoldArnold 81-64 at Wesleyan 79-78 Providence 96-94 Columbia 71-3671-36 at ProviProvidencedence 41-48 aatt CConnecticutonnecticut 72-87 at Boston University 68-75 at Columbia 81-68 at Columbia 56-33 US Coast GuardGuard Ac. 78-64 Massachuse s 39-58 at Princeton 56-57 at Cornell 54-454-499 MM.I.T..I.T. Coach: L. Stanley Ward 73-4173-41 Tu sTu s 667-517-51 atat MMass.ass. atat FFt.t. Devens 45-73 at Amherst 79-81 Dartmouth 70-4370-43 P Providencerovidence 44-90 at Holy Cross Captain: Edward J. Tooley 76-67 Rhode Island 447-427-42 aatt Army Coach: L. Stanley Ward 59-3259-32 HarvardHarvard 59-43 aatt AmAmherstherst 72-69 Rhode Island # - New England Tournament 73-5773-57 atat WW.P.I..P.I. 65-63 at Tu s Captain: J. Gerald Alaimo, Joseph 61-661-688 RhodeRhode IslandIsland J. Tebo 80-5880-58 atat M.I.T. 550-770-77 HolyHoly Cross 59-96 at Rhode Island 1955-1956 (7-18) 32-3832-38 a att US Coast GuarGuardd Ac. 661-451-45 BostonBoston UUniversityniversity 66-84 Providence # - Holy Cross Tournament 82-6882-68 RhodeRhode IIslandsland Coach: Robert B. Morris 55-71 at Providence Coach: Charles A. Engleg 54-554-588 N.Y.AthleticN .Y. Athletic CClublub Captain: Martin J. Badoian 56-54 at Tu s 1958-1959 (11-13) Captain: George W. Grimshaw 45-645-688 YaleYale 74-71 Rhode Island (ot) 559-509-50 PProvidencerovidence 78-51 Northeastern 67-41 Tu s 664-444-44 at MM.I.T..I.T. 1952-1953 (5-14) 63-82 at Cornell 75-66 at Trinity 1945-1946 (5-15) 57-45 ConnecConnecticutticut 61-63 Springfield 49-68 at Syracuse 48-72 at Providence 55-41 Connecticut 36-58 atat ColumbiaColumbia 57-64 Yale 66-72 Connecticut# 52-65 Rhode Island 58-48 W.P.I. 52-41 at W.P.I. 61-65 at Harvard 37-63 Amherst# 73-76 Yale 34-58 at Harvard 663-553-55 atat HoHolyly Cross 62-81 Connecticut 80-69 Middlebury# 54-67 at Boston College 68-77 at Tu s 49-749-722 Rhode IIslandsland 56-64 at Army 58-85 at Princeton 78-98 Boston College# 58-37 M.I.T. 75-575-511 ProvidenceProvidence 70-66 Providence 54-63 at Pennsylvania 70-65 Colgate# 38-49 US Coast Guard Ac. CoacCoach:h: RoRobertbert B. Morris 59-76 Dartmouth 67-83 at Amherst 72-64 Providence 55-76 at Rhode Island Captain: James Conney, 45-70 at Columbia 56-74 Cornell 68-63 Harvard 45-58 Yale Albert Kovachik 75-89 Rhode Island 53-81 Yale 72-64 at Pennsylvania 68-59 Tu s 57-65 Amherst 61-51 Harvard 44-66 at Princeton 41-51 at US Coast Guard Ac. 1949-1950 (11-14) 81-73 at Northeastern 65-71 at Yale 61-47 at Northeastern 67-69 Rhode Island 72-54 at M.I.T. 65-61 Boston University 82-79 Princeton 59-71 Dartmouth 51-57 Holy Cross 69-59 Connecticut 74-88 at Holy Cross 63-83 at Rhode Island 48-61 Princeton 44-51 at Connecticut 74-36 W.P.I. 59-91 at Connecticut 67-59 Columbia 67-75 Pennsylvania 46-52 Providence 71-48 Arnold 68-84 Holy Cross 48-93 at Dartmouth 67-78 at Yale 50-65 at Columbia 52-54 at Syracuse 69-58 at Providence 79-90 Pennsylvania 69-60 at Harvard 57-63 at Boston University 51-54 at St. Bonaventure 70-90 at Rhode Island 64-79 Providence 58-72 at Cornell 53-51 Providence 55-48 at Rochester 77-55 Tu s 79-90 Dartmouth (2 ot) 66-64 at Columbia 45-54 Boston University 32-39 at Cornell 64-71 at Trinity 66-79 at Harvard 63-74 at Dartmouth 52-72 Rhode Island Coach: Robert B. Morris 68-78 at Columbia 68-75 at Rhode Island Coach: Charles A. Engle 43-51 at Army Captain: Louis W. Murgo Coach: L. Stanley Ward Coach: L. Stanley Ward Captain: George W. Grimshaw 58-76 at Rhode Island 69-46 at M.I.T. Captain: Charles W. Merri Captain: Allan Poulsen 48-49 at Harvard 1953-19541953-1954 (13-11) # - New England Tournament # - Providence College Tournament 1946-1947 (8-12) 39-83 at Holy Cross 61-7561-75 atat Providence (Exh)(Exh) 44-65 Connecticut 60-74 at Connecticut 56-5156-51 at Amherst 1956-1957 (8-16) 1959-1960 (13-12)(13-12) 48-61 Harvard 62-48 at Providence 73-6273-62 NortheasternNortheastern 59-76 at Boston College 69-7569-75 BostonBoston CollegeCollege 34-47 at Dartmouth 54-74 at Yale 62-5162-51 HarvardHarvard 76-61 at Northeastern 9393-70-70 aatt TuTu s s 62-49 M.I.T. 77-79 at N.Y. Athletic (ot) 69-7769-77 at YaleYale 49-58 Rhode Island 889-839-83 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 50-61 at Boston College 35-54 Columbia 63-8763-87 Connecticut#Connecticut# 61-73 Providence 53-8453-84 ProvidenceProvidence 40-53 at Harvard 45-70 Holy Cross 58-4258-42 Colby# 72-66 Pennsylvania 91-7091-70 SpringfieldSpringfield 64-37 at W.P.I. 68-49 at Boston University 71-5971-59 Middlebury# 47-92 at Harvard 6363-81-81 at YalYalee 71-96 at Rhode Island 71-54 Hampton Institute 77-7377-73 atat Rhode IslandIsland 52-64 at Massachuse s 6565-82-82 Georgetown#Georgetown# 58-68 Providence 54-48 at Dartmouth 54-7254-72 atat Cornell 56-76 at Colby 558-778-77 BostonBoston University# 76-63 at Tu s 53-67 at Rhode Island 68-6468-64 ProvidenceProvidence 67-91 at Yale 6666-76-76 atat CanisiusCanisius 49-69 Holy Cross 66-54 Providence 66-10666-106 atat PrincetonPrinceton 56-93 Dartmouth 6363-62-62 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 60-64 at Amherst (ot) Coach: Robert B. Morris 63-7763-77 at PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 53-84 Yale 7979-61-61 PrincePrincetonton 57-46 at M.I.T. Captain: Francis Mahoney 69-6069-60 Tu sTu s 58-56 Harvard (ot) 9494-89-89 YYaleale 41-72 at Connecticut 6666-74-74 YaleYale 79-61 Tu s 557-717-71 aatt Princeton 79-60 Rhode Island 1950-1951 (8-11) 6464-74-74 PrincetonPrinceton 66-67 at Pennsylvania 662-572-57 Northeastern 40-51 at Yale 47-55 A.I.C. 664-684-68 DartmouthDartmouth 47-59 Providence 554-654-65 atat Providence 66-57 Wesleyan 50-48 at Harvard 60-7060-70 at Columbia 42-67 at Dartmouth 557-587-58 at Pennsylvania 72-58 Providence 58-64 Connecticut 6767-79-79 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania (ot) 88-69 Princeton 884-824-82 at DartmouthDartmouth 57-60 Boston College 74-58 at Massachuse s 775-615-61 atat HarvardHarvard 55-87 at Princeton 559-529-52 Columbia 52-34 Tu s 58-61 Colby 5353-69-69 CornellCornell 64-82 at Columbia 7979-69-69 CornellCornell Coach: Weber E. Ewbank 60-5660-56 ColumbiaColumbia 103-70 Trinity 662-732-73 at Cornell
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63-6263-62 atat Columbia 50-68 at Cornell 68-85 Cornell 79-78 A.I.C. 56-62 at Ohio State 90-7090-70 HarvardHarvard 63-76 at Columbia 56-79 at Princeton 56-71 Cornell 65-90 at Xavier 74-8774-87 DartmouthDartmouth 58-62 Harvard 67-79 at Princeton 52-54 Columbia 104-50 A.I.C.# 880-710-71 atat Rhode IslandIsland 66-48 Dartmouth 64-92 at Pennsylvania 46-79 at Columbia 83-74 Assumption# Coach: L. Stanleyy Ward 72-86 at Rhode Island 65-74 Harvard 77-82 at Cornell 70-69 Morris Harvey# Captain:p David Reed, 57-80 Providence 73-71 Dartmouth 68-81 at Dartmouth 77-72 Columbia CliffordClifford Ehrlich Coach: L. Stanley Ward 69-80 at Harvard 63-76 at Harvard 101-88 Cornell # - Providence ColleCollegege TournamenTournamentt Captain: Eugene F. Barth 76-66 at Dartmouth 48-61 Pennsylvania 81-69 George Washington # - Downeast Classic 64-77 at Yale 56-75 Princeton 72-86 at Furman 1960-1961 (11-14) 47-51 Providence 63-71 at Rhode Island 89-73 at Cornell 1963-1964 (6-19) Coach: L. Stanley Ward 52-58 at Pennsylvania 78-72 at Columbia 45-32 at Amherst Captain: David Tarr 46-74 at Princeton 94-88 Dartmouth 70-78 Rhode Island 58-85 Northeastern # - Kodak Classic Tournament 68-67 Harvard 72-78 Harvard 52-77 Providence 57-56 at Tu s 50-63 Dartmouth 66-90 at Pennsylvania 91-92 at Springfield 66-49 Amherst 1966-1967 (10-16) 74-91 Providence 75-91 at Princeton 76-85 at Rhode Island 62-77 Rhode Island Coach: L. Stanley Ward 78-80 at Harvard 76-70 Boston College 70-71 at Springfield 87-78 at Wesleyan Captain: Bruce D. Moger, Robert 78-82 at Dartmouth 71-85 at Connecticut 68-94 Yale 68-66 Springfield F. Purvis 56-80 Princeton 56-74 at Michigan 70-86 at Rhode Island 62-76 at Providence # - Governor’s Classic 33-37 Pennsylvania 51-57 at Pi sburgh 83-61 Amherst# 86-70 Boston University 72-77 Rhode Island 67-75 at Yale 72-70 Colgate# 65-76 at Yale 1969-1970 (6-20) 61-72 Providence 73-53 Harvard 59-69 at Providence 87-69 at Jacksonville Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 60-71 at Princeton 56-86 at Princeton 75-65 at Florida Southern 65-71 King’s Point Captain: Bill Kolkmeyer 46-77 at Pennsylvania 64-75 at Pennsylvania 75-93 at Georgia Tech 81-52 Clark # - Hall of Fame Tournament 83-64 at Northeastern 63-70 at Coast Guard 75-68 at Georgia 73-99 at Northeastern 64-80 at Providence 56-76 Harvard 59-80 at Rhode Island 65-75 Yale 74-71 Dartmouth 66-62 Dartmouth 50-94 at Princeton 75-64 at W.P.I. 1972-1973 ((14-12)14-12) 61-66 Princeton 53-62 at Columbia 60-84 at Pennsylvania 58-64 at Yale 82-12782-127 at MarMarylandyland 51-68 Pennsylvania 68-84 at Cornell 57-74 Cornell 68-77 at Providence 881-911-91 atat RhodeRhode IsIslandland 67-61 Yale 77-90 Cornell 73-83 Columbia 55-59 at Rhode Island 70-8170-81 at Boston CollegeCollege 76-71 at Harvard 66-70 Columbia 66-86 at Northeastern 70-83 at Akron 70-69 Yale 65-67 at Cornell 63-83 Pennsylvania 90-88 at Columbia 71-32 at Chicago 61-5461-54 at ManManha anha an 68-55 at Columbia 48-75 Princeton 69-81 at Cornell 65-70 Valparaiso 88-9988-99 at YaleYale 66-62 Columbia 59-73 at Harvard 77-78 Pennsylvania 86-96 at Oral Roberts 77-7177-71 New HamHampshirepshire 61-60 Cornell 83-74 at Dartmouth 54-57 Princeton 59-72 at Cornell 67-60 Citadel# 79-77 at Dartmouth 75-97 at Yale 79-77 at Dartmouth 54-88 at Columbia 59-65 WakeWake Forest# Coach: L. Stanley Ward 67-72 Providence 77-92 at Harvard 74-66 Dartmouth 53-8353-83 at ProvidenceProvidence Captain: Forrest A. Broman Coach: L. Stanley Ward 73-65 Rhode Island 67-79 Harvard 102-79102-79 CornellCornell Captain: Fran Driscoll 70-63 Dartmouth 26-43 Columbia 86-6886-68 Columbia 1961-1962 (11-14) # - Holiday Collegiate Tourney 74-91 Harvard 87-72 Cornell 69-7969-79 FairfieldFairfield 65-86 Yale 40-73 at Princeton 87-9887-98 atat BuBuffaloffalo 65-84 at Boston College 1964-1965 (7-17) 68-77 Providence 75-90 at Pennsylvania 60-8860-88 at PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 79-74 at Rhode Island Coach: L. Stanley Ward 50-59 Princeton 52-7652-76 at Princeton 78-65 at Springfield 64-56 at Northeastern Captain: Alan Fishman 56-84 Pennsylvania 61-5861-58 atat Dartmouth 74-69 Amherst 65-75 Rhode Island 79-72 at Harvard 65-6065-60 at HarvardHarvard 73-80 at Providence 82-77 Colby (ot) 1967-1968 (9-16) 68-78 at Dartmouth 76-8376-83 HarvardHarvard 62-77 Yale 63-93 at Providence 80-6880-68 Dartmouth 55-72 at A.I.C. 66-69 Providence 61-67 at Connecticut 68-74 Springfield 66-68 Rhode Island 53-5153-51 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 62-89 at Bradley 68-54 Yale 81-62 Canisius Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 68-6268-62 Princeton 74-93 at Northwestern 78-99 at Rhode Island 79-57 at Boston University Captain: Game Captains 71-6271-62 at Columbia 54-56 Providence 60-94 Rutgers# 59-73 Yale 83-7483-74 a att CornelCornelll 58-59 at Yale 74-55 Amherst# 70-91 at Oglethorpe 1970-1971 (10-15) 71-5971-59 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 57-58 Pennsylvania 63-73 at Pennsylvania 71-72 at Miami (FL) 80-9380-93 ProvidenceProvidence 59-82 Princeton 58-80 at Princeton 75-66 at Stetson 88-94 at Rhode Island Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 62-44 Northeastern 55-87 Yale 71-77 at Cornell 63-91 Providence Captain: RichRich CuretoCuretonn 70-74 at Princeton 70-68 at Harvard 47-71 at Columbia 69-72 at Boston University # - PalmeoPalmeo ClassClassicic 57-71 at Pennsylvania 78-52 Coast Guard 54-86 at Yale 78-72 Yale 71-52 at Dartmouth 49-69 Princeton 58-65 Providence 90-81 at Clark 71-67 at Harvard 52-66 Pennsylvania 80-68 Northeastern 79-66 at Yale 1973-1974 ((17-9)17-9) 87-57 Columbia 59-66 Columbia 63-69 Harvard 83-69 American University# 76-6776-67 at RhodeRhode IslandIsland 55-67 Cornell 60-90 Cornell 68-74 Dartmouth 83-72 Vermont# 84-10384-103 atat DaviDavidsondson 84-59 at Columbia 61-96 at Cornell 69-68 Rhode Island 72-70 at George Washington 71-73 BostonBoston CollegeCollege 62-66 at Cornell 72-74 at Columbia 53-61 at Pennsylvania 76-80 at Georgetown 63-5663-56 atat YaYalele 57-53 Harvard 71-63 Dartmouth 38-96 at Princeton 81-68 Cornell 63-78 aatt HarvarHarvardd 93-78 Dartmouth 71-89 Harvard 40-54 Princeton 74-79 Columbia (ot) 104-82104-82 BuffaloBuffalo 90-63 Rhode Island 70-84 at Dartmouth 52-49 Pennsylvania (ot) 76-78 at Providence 69-7569-75 DePaul#DePaul# Coach: L. Stanley Ward 65-90 Providence 53-93 at Rhode Island 71-72 Northeastern 82-6782-67 StSt PePeter’s#ter’s# Captain: Mike Cingiser Coach: L. Stanley Ward 45-73 Columbia 75-74 at Dartmouth (ot) 86-65 at CornellCornell Captain: David Tarr, Jay Jones 66-61 Cornell 80-95 at Harvard 81-62 atat ColumbiaColumbia 1962-1963 (11-13) # - Albright Tournament 66-60 at Harvard 56-70 Pennsylvania 102-70102-70 YaleYale 75-70 at Dartmouth 56-74 Princeton 81-6781-67 Lafaye eLafaye e 68-51 Springfield 1965-1966 (9-17) 66-80 at Providence 65-68 at Columbia 71-9571-95 at CincinnatiCincinnati 79-47 Tu s Coach: L. Stanley Ward 75-62 at Cornell 91-7391-73 atat XavierXavier 52-60 at Amherst 75-54 Wesleyan Captain: William Reynolds, Richard 82-96 at Pennsylvania 84-6784-67 at DartmouthDartmouth 63-62 Rhode Island 80-72 at Brandeis Landau 52-72 at Princeton 64-59 Princeton (ot) 52-73 Yale 67-73 at Colby 60-65 Harvard 66-6566-65 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 47-72 at Providence 76-70 Rhode Island 1968-1969 (3-23) 91-98 Dartmouth 73-75 atat ProvidenceProvidence (2ot) 75-56 Colby# 67-66 at Springfield 95-78 Rhode Island 71-5671-56 ColumbiaColumbia 69-82 Bucknell# 51-66 Yale 53-65 at Canisius Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 92-7692-76 CornellCornell 51-70 at Yale 61-87 at Rhode Island 79-59 Rhode Island Captain: Russ Tyler 72-89 at PennsPennsylvaniaylvania 77-87 at Pennsylvania 59-51 Rochester# 71-74 at Rider# # - Gannon College Tournament 49-7049-70 PrincetonPrinceton 67-81 at Princeton 63-83 Columbia# 74-79 Hofstra# 83-68 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 53-46 at Northeastern 52-90 at Ohio 59-63 at Yale 1971-1972 (10-16) 83-73 DartmouthDartmouth 73-72 at Harvard 48-66 at Providence 63-64 at Providence 56-5456-54 HarvardHarvard 58-49 at Dartmouth 57-91 Pennsylvania 62-91 Yale 83-100 at Maryland 77-9277-92 ProvidenceProvidence 63-71 Princeton 46-60 Princeton 69-77 at Washington (MO) 61-81 at Providence Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 61-59 Pennsylvania 50-84 at Columbia 52-70 at Memphis State 72-68 Yale CaCaptain:ptain: PPhilhil Brown 87-72 Columbia 68-66 at Cornell (ot) 64-79 at Trinity-Texas 84-102 at Rhode Island # - Hall of Fame TournamenTournamentt 75-64 Cornell 66-63 Northeastern 47-76 at New Mexico 70-73 at Yale
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1980-1981 (9-17) 66-78 at Cornell 66-89 Northeastern 74-86 at Columbia 57-70 Rhode Island 80-70 Harvard 81-77 Dartmouth 56-70 Boston College Coach: Mike Cingiser 60-91 Duke# Captain: Bill Chapman 80-71 East Carolina# 61-83 at Missouri # - Marshall Memorial Invitational 64-71 at Providence 57-67 Fairfield## 1983-1984 (11-15) 69-59 East Carolina## 92-84 New Hampshire 41-44 Princeton 50-83 at Providence 57-70 Pennsylvania 84-86 Fairfield 71-68 at New Hampshire 72-78 Manha an 81-70 Stonehill 59-90 at Boston College 71-65 at Yale 59-72 Iona# 52-64 at Rhode Island 79-74 St. Francis# 66-68 at Dartmouth (ot) 65-78 Illinois-Chicago% 74-61 Yale 68-83 Eastern Montana% 43-42 Cornell 67-64 at Hofstra 1973-74 Varsity Basketball Team 49-52 Columbia 74-72 at Yale 58-66 at Pennsylvania 62-59 Cornell 33-40 at Princeton 80-63 Columbia 1974-1975 ((14-12)14-12) 1976-1977 (6-20) 1978-1979 (8-18) 47-59 at Columbia 60-66 Yale 76-66 at RhodeRhode IslandIsland 65-79 St. John’s# 55-74 Northeastern# 52-69 at Cornell 109-83 Brandeis 75-7875-78 atat ProvidenceProvidence 65-80 Northwestern# 56-58 New Hampshire# 79-63 Dartmouth 86-69 Rhode Island 73-67 atat FairfieldFairfield 69-95 Providence 54-67 Rhode Island+ 73-65 Harvard 52-66 Princeton 71-75 at Lafaye eLafaye e 74-78 at Rhode Island 57-73 Clemson## Coach: Joe Mullaney 67-63 Pennsylvania (ot) 92-66 YaleYale 72-67 Davidson+ 65-74 Manha an## Captain: Paul Cameron, Sco Mc- 66-85 at Harvard 83-85 at MemphisMemphis State 70-73 at Yale 58-75 at Davidson Carthy, Bob Stanley 63-57 at Dartmouth 79-7579-75 atat Georgia 80-84 at Fordham (MSG) 57-54 at Fordham # - Iron Duke Classic 70-63 at Columbia 68-79 atat WisconsinWisconsin 82-102 Providence+ 64-63 at Yale ## - Elm City Classic 39-47 at Cornell 58-70 Drake#Drake# 81-97 at UNC## 49-57 Marque e+ 59-65 Dartmouth 71-71-9292 HolyHoly Cross# 64-70 Davidson## 69-60 Providence+ 1981-1982 (5-21) 76-80 Harvard 74-80 at Pennsylvania 67-61 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 68-81 Manha an+ 51-73 at Rhode Island 86-97 Stonehill 57-65 at Princeton 75-6675-66 RhodeRhode IslandIsland 76-69 Yale+ 67-59 Columbia 89-95 Rhode Island 79-7379-73 CoColumbialumbia 86-94 at Lafaye e 61-56 Cornell Coach: Mike Cingiser 72-76 Yale Captain: Bill Chapman, Alex Bynum 81-58 CoCornellrnell 64-55 at Cornell 53-80 at Notre Dame 76-91 at Hofstra 83-85 at YaleYale (ot) 91-103 at Columbia 60-72 Pennsylvania # - Manufacturers Hanover Tourney 69-84 at Boston College % - Eastern Montana KOA Classic 67-72 PPennsylvaniaennsylvania 59-69 Pennsylvania 52-49 Princeton 65-78 at Providence 662-612-61 PPrincetonrinceton 52-70 Princeton 51-62 at Dartmouth 77-105 at South Carolina 62-662-655 PProvidencerovidence 49-67 at Dartmouth 57-76 at Harvard 62-78 Florida Southern# 1984-1985 (9-18) 83-783-711 at DarDartmouthtmouth 64-68 at Harvard 60-62 Providence (ot)+ 76-87 Georgia Southern# 65-60 at New Hampshire 77-76 aatt HarvarHarvardd 80-88 Rhode Island 50-49 at Cornell 96-106 at Memphis State 63-66 at Fairfield 80-74 at CornellCornell 91-83 Columbia 54-73 at Columbia 71-86 New Hampshire 81-68 at Holy Cross 991-771-77 at CoColumbialumbia 66-65 Cornell 74-63 Yale 76-75 Pennsylvania 66-73 at Seton Hall (ot) 63-663-644 HarvardHarvard 59-72 Harvard 60-61 Harvard 58-53 Princeton 70-90 Boston College 111-111-8181 DDartmouthartmouth 95-83 Dartmouth 50-52 Dartmouth 76-82 at Northeastern 67-71 at Providence 57-61 aatt PrincetonPrinceton 40-63 at Princeton 50-61 at Princeton 69-64 Harvard 65-88 at Dayton 59-89 at PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 77-78 at Pennsylvania 75-83 at Pennsylvania Coach:Coach: J. GeraGeraldld AAlaimolaimo Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo Coach: Joe Mullaney 41-36 Dartmouth 69-59 at Airforce CaCaptain:ptain: PPhilhil Brown Captain: Brian Saunders 65-74 at Yale 64-74 at Manha an Captain: Andy Dolan 54-67 at Cornell 50-51 at Central Florida # - ECACECAC OceanOcean SStatetate TourneyTourney # - Joe Lapchick Tournament # - Tap-Off Tournament 56-79 at Columbia 68-71 at Stetson ## - Charlo e Invitational ## - IPTAY Tournament 59-71 at Princeton 82-83 at Yale 1975-1976 (7-19) +Providence Civic Center +Providence Civic Center 50-72 at Pennsylvania 56-53 Dartmouth 51-71 at Providence 63-91 at Rhode Island 64-68 at Rhode Island 57-73 at Rhode Island 1977-1978 (4-22) 1979-1980 (12-14) 65-67 Columbia 82-76 Yale 62-60 at Yale 59-83 at Rhode Island 67-56 New Hampshire# 63-73 Cornell 74-54 Rhode Island College 74-66 at New Hampshire 75-84 at Stetson 54-67 Northeastern# 53-51 at Dartmouth 56-59 at Cornell 64-65 Fordham 76-92 at Florida 43-51 at Rhode Island 85-96 at Harvard 52-57 at Columbia 59-60 Rhode Island# 66-73 Yale 59-72 at Maryland Coach: Mike Cingiser 78-65 at Dartmouth 59-77 Niagara# 92-83 Davidson+ 58-69 Yale Captain: Steve Bowman, Ted Mundy 76-82 at Harvard 59-75 George Washington+ 70-73 Fordham (ot) 42-44 at Providence # - Juice Bowl Tournament 72-79 Pennsylvania 66-73 Harvard+ 83-80 Rider 32-29 Dartmouth 54-74 Princeton 45-52 Yale 52-95 at Virginia Tech 71-64 San Diego State## 1982-1983 (9-17) 56-58 Columbia 63-60 Cornell 73-97 Lafaye e 52-68 Providence+ 52-61 Indiana## 80-67 at New Hampshire 56-58 at Princeton 82-98 at Seton Hall 58-76 at Providence 49-80 Marque e 56-70 at Providence 79-91 at Pennsylvania 62-78 Cornell 79-86 Cornell 75-58 Harvard 56-63 at Manha an 82-77 Harvard 69-68 Columbia (2ot) 64-62 Columbia 65-64 at Providence 75-102 Boston College 59-81 at Providence 70-91 Holy Cross+ Coach: Mike Cingiser 47-64 at Pennsylvania 65-74 Marshall# Captain: Stark Langs, Todd Mulder 58-56 at Harvard 67-71 at Harvard 45-62 Rhode Island 59-61 La Salle# 54-63 at Dartmouth 63-72 at Dartmouth 50-51 Stonehill 78-75 at Rhode Island 47-56 Princeton 73-108 Pennsylvania 49-60 at Boston College 71-88 at Stanford 1985-1986 (16-11) 52-56 Pennsylvania 65-80 Princeton 72-71 at Columbia 73-94 at Loyola-Marymount 60-6360-63 New Hampshire 72-70 at Columbia 70-77 Jacksonville 53-63 at Cornell 63-75 at Princeton 77-8577-85 HofstraHofstra 63-67 at Columbia 70-75 at Columbia 74-84 at Yale 67-91 at Pennsylvania 88-86 Rhode IslandIsland 75-96 at Pennsylvania 66-84 at Cornell 58-50 Princeton 74-75 Hofstra 67-6967-69 FairfieldFairfield 59-70 at Princeton 57-74 at Yale 71-58 Pennsylvania 108-81 Brandeis 80-10780-107 atat Providence 79-99 Rhode Island 75-91 at Pennsylvania 67-71 Rhode Island 59-66 at Fairfield 83-5183-51 Keene StateState 71-69 Dartmouth 59-80 at Princeton 68-47 Cornell 78-69 at Dartmouth 62-6162-61 MMiami#iami# 101-86 Harvard 63-86 Rhode Island 55-48 Columbia 72-76 at Harvard 63-11563-115 Nor Northth Carolina# Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo 66-56 Dartmouth 85-76 at Harvard Captain: Brian Saunders 99-89 Yale 90-8590-85 American (ot)(ot) 76-93 Harvard 60-51 at Dartmouth 59-63 Columbia 87-5787-57 Manha anManha an # - ECAC Ocean State Tourney Coach: J. Gerald Alaimo Coach: Joe Mullaney 65-61 Cornell 71-5571-55 BryantBryant + - Presidential Classic Captain: Tom Farrell Captain: Andy Dolan 79-91 xat Yale 68-6568-65 YaleYale +Providence Civic Center # - Tap-Off Tournament 66-62 Pennsylvania 67-6167-61 atat ColumbiaColumbia ## - Cabrillo Classic 46-75 Princeton 64-6264-62 at CornellCornell
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53-8453-84 Seton HalHalll 1988-1989 (7-19) 70-7370-73 at YaleYale 83-78 at New Hampshire (ot) 76-7476-74 Dartmouth 65-93 at Providence 6767-46-46 HarvarHarvardd 82-88 at Rhode Island 7676-72-72 at PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 61-109 Iowa# 5353-54-54 at Princeton 62-61 CSU-Long Beach# 5858-61-61 Cornell 86-71 Bryant 997-957-95 ColColumbiaumbia 68-80 Hofstra 776-656-65 PrincePrincetonton 65-90 at Brigham Young 89-9589-95 PennsylvaniaPennsylvania 100-85 at BYU-Hawaii (ot) 88-88-7878 atat HarvardHarvard 45-115 at Kansas 82-5182-51 at DarDartmouthtmouth 71-70 Lehigh 52-10152-101 a att Syracuse ((NCAA)NCAA) Coach: Mike Cingiserg 84-82 Lafaye e Captain: Darren Brady, Jim Turner, 78-83 Yale Mike Waitkus 55-64 at Yale 55-61 Princeton (ot) # - OrangeOrange Bowl ClassiClassicc 62-85 Pennsylvania 70-71 Columbia (ot) 1986-1987 (9-18) 91-75 Cornell 1986 Ivy League Champions 71-55 at New Hampshire 64-80 at Dartmouth 95-84 American 80-70 Harvard 72-84 at Pennsylvania 77-90 at Harvard 48-41 Princeton 71-70 at Dartmouth 79-92 Lafaye e# 70-71 at Dartmouth 60-70 at Dartmouth 85-55 at Cornell 81-59 Maryland-East.Shore# 33-57 at Princeton 91-100 at Harvard (ot) 63-79 Princeton 72-71 at Harvard 64-56 at Columbia 65-96 at Providence 66-60 Pennsylvania 69-72 Columbia 63-65 Dartmouth 88-77 at Hawaii 67-71 Dartmouth% 78-82 at Cornell (ot) 102-73 Dartmouth 72-79 Cornell 64-61 Harvard 68-84 New Mexico % 115-91 Harvard 74-77 Harvard 55-85 at Pennsylvania 80-95 Miami of Ohio% 85-92 at Columbia Coach: Mike Cingiser 67-61 at Columbia 64-65 Dartmouth 59-81 at Princeton 62-101 at Rhode Island 74-76 at Cornell 56-60 at Princeton Coach: Frank Dobbs 79-92 at Virginia Captain: Chris Burge, Chris Dowling, Marcus Thompson Coach: Mike Cingiser 60-70 at Pennsylvania Captain: Eric Blackiston, Alan Cole, 81-93 at Hofstra Captain: Bill Coffey, Rick Lloyd, Coach: Frank Dobbs Joel Koplik, Brian Lloyd 79-83 at Yale # - Amana Hawkeye Classic Mike Gates Captain: Vernon Clayton, Darron % - Last game at Marvel Gymnasium # - Lobo Invitational 66-80 at Seton Hall # - Pepsi Marist Classic Mills 82-81 Columbia (ot) % - Florida Tribune Invitational # - Independent Mortgage Classic 86-91 Cornell 1995-1996 (10-16) 1989-1990 (10-16) * - Florida Today Tournament 108-78 Bryant 76-52 Bryant+ 1993-1994 (12-14) 71-89 Rhode Island 76-72 Yale 59-88 Rhode Island 1991-1992 (11-15) 67-100 at Providence 77-93 at Princeton 56-76 Hartford# 78-79 at Holy Cross 56-54 Niagara# 74-98 at Pennsylvania 73-68 Drexel# 67-99 at Boston College 57-98 at Providence 56-59 at Marist# 90-108 Harvard 48-50 New Hampshire (ot) 71-69 at Providence (ot) 82-79 Rhode Island 53-56 St. Francis (NY)% 98-96 Dartmouth (ot) 63-92 at Boston College 58-88 Rhode Island 88-85 Lafaye e (ot) 47-48 Md. East. Shore% 59-83 at Cornell 93-68 Trinity 79-76 Holy Cross 65-85 at Colgate 47-95 at Pi sburgh 78-91 at Columbia 59-82 V.M.I.% 86-80 Bryant 71-79 New Hampshire (ot) 60-47 at Maine 73-83 at Dartmouth 76-81 Delaware State% 71-78 Arizona State# 63-60 Boston University 60-56 at Northwestern 90-87 at Harvard 63-64 at Charleston 80-79 Creighton# 76-72 at Army 97-89 Holy Cross 92-95 Pennsylvania (ot) 61-70 at Lafaye e 59-60 at New Orleans 76-73 at Valparaiso 81-73 Lafaye e 70-72 Princeton 85-95 at Lehigh 64-79 at Xavier 71-74 at Pennsylvania Coach: Mike Cingiser 83-96 at Lehigh 67-65 Pennsylvania 80-68 at Lafaye e 71-89 at Duke 36-64 at Princeton Captain: Patrick Lynch, Todd Mur- 59-81 at Penn State 60-70 Yale 69-75 Bucknell ray, Dave Visscher 53-64 Princeton 53-55 at Yale 65-59 Yale 72-61 at Navy 56-62 at Yale # -Pepsi-Marist Classic 70-60 Rider 69-63 at Yale 73-56 Yale % - Creamland-Lobo Invitational 62-60 Yale 63-74 at Dartmouth 53-56 at Yale 46-67 at Columbia 60-64 Dartmouth 87-77 at Harvard 69-59 Cornell 60-58 at Cornell 73-70 Harvard (2ot) 1987-1988 (6-20) 70-59 Columbia 65-60 Columbia 55-63 at Dartmouth 74-62 at Columbia 86-77 New Hampshire 62-56 Cornell 71-75 at Harvard 61-66 at Harvard 53-67 at Cornell 80-77 Texas# 47-74 at Princeton 55-60 at Dartmouth 59-79 Pennsylvania 56-58 Princeton 78-90 Stanford# 71-86 at Pennsylvania 54-79 Princeton 71-68 Princeton 53-83 Pennsylvania 90-104 at Providence 56-60 at Cornell 67-86 Pennsylvania 58-56 Cornell 79-75 Cornell 97-78 Bryant 62-76 at Columbia 69-81 at Columbia 61-52 Columbia 55-61 Columbia 54-74 at San Diego 80-60 Harvard 78-96 at Cornell 51-74 at Princeton 75-62 at Harvard 46-65 at Pennsylvania 43-70 at Pennsylvania 54-64 at Dartmouth 60-106 at CSU-Fullerton 61-62 Dartmouth Coach: Frank Dobbs 64-71 Westmont% Coach: Mike Cingiser 49-58 at Princeton 65-60 Harvard 71-59 Dartmouth 62-73 Dartmouth Captain: Eric Blackiston, James 99-75 St. Joseph’s% Captain: Arthur Jackson, Bernard Coach: Frank Dobbs Joseph, Brian Lloyd 92-102 at Lehigh Muir 96-88 Harvard Coach: Frank Dobbs Captain: Darrin Bradley, Alan Cole, # - Marist Tournament 75-74 at Lafaye e + - First game at Pizzitola Sports Center Captain: Rick Lloyd, Chuck Savage, Doug Stewart % - at United Jersey Bank Classic 91-104 Rhode Island # - Hartford Invitational Jon Drezner 75-82 at Yale % - Mt. St. Mary’s Tourney 77-87 Yale # - ASU Tribune Classic 1994-1995 (13-13) 1996-1997 (4-22) 60-72 at Princeton 1990-1991 (11-15) 38-80 at Duke 72-89 at Boston College 58-85 at Pennsylvania 1992-1993 (7-19) 71-94 at Rhode Island 33-73 at St. Francis (NY) 66-65 Lehigh 64-77 at Harvard 57-87 at Providence 61-68 at Providence 59-64 at Lafaye e 69-116 at Providence 62-82 at Dartmouth 58-68 Fairfield# 61-53 Navy 49-86 at Rhode Island 77-74 Lafaye e (ot) 78-86 Cornell 59-67 Florida International# 61-60 Holy Cross 30-52 at Wisconsin 75-99 at Rhode Island 84-87 Columbia 74-64 Boston University 87-78 at Maine 72-66 Holy Cross (ot) 82-79 Marist# 83-96 Pennsylvania 80-79 Valparaiso (ot) 53-78 UNC-Charlo e# 44-58 at Providence 47-65 Canisius# 68-67 Princeton 78-75 Colgate 81-72 CSU-Northridge# 57-61 at CSU-Fullerton 60-79 Penn State% 80-85 at Columbia 70-58 Army 56-43 at St. Mary’s (CA) 70-79 at Loyola Marymount 78-87 New Hampshire% (ot) 84-94 at Cornell 52-92 at Texas A & M 81-93 at San Francisco 49-107 at Kansas 70-73 Detroit* 73-94 Dartmouth 73-70 at Prairie View 95-68 at Lafaye e 50-71 at Army 77-63 Dist. of Columbia 103-101 Harvard 53-70 at New Hampshire 65-79 at Rutgers 40-44 Princeton 61-58 at Pennsylvania Coach: Mike Cingiser 43-58 at Yale 65-79 at Yale 53-59 Pennsylvania 42-67 at Princeton Captain: Sean Moran, Anthony 70-82 at Rider 86-80 Yale (ot) 67-58 Yale 31-52 at Yale Katsaros 53-60 Yale 62-63 Columbia 51-69 Bucknell 71-91 at Holy Cross # - Apple Invitational 50-90 at Rhode Island 80-65 Cornell 55-65 at Yale (ot) 98-81 Bryant % - Hofstra Invitational 63-74 at Cornell 67-65 Princeton (ot) 55-63 at Harvard 72-86 Yale 53-86 at Columbia 83-95 Pennsylvania 51-52 at Dartmouth 67-74 Cornell 54-89 Pennsylvania 66-62 at Harvard 43-60 Cornell 76-57 Columbia
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63-56 Columbia 95-96 at Quinnipiac 2002-20032002-2003 ((17-12)17-12) 53-64 Harvard 2007-2008 ((19-10)19-10) 47-58 at Pennsylvania 79-63 Dartmouth 65-66 IUPUI # 40-48 Dartmouth 74-5574-55 at Eastern MichiganMichigan 34-63 at Princeton 78-68 Harvard 77-8377-83 Belmont#Belmont# 62-79 Penn 57-757-722 at MichiganMichigan 61-57 at Columbia 56-69 Stony Brook 64-83 atat ProvidenceProvidence 52-69 Princeton 61-7561-75 RhodeRhode IsIslandland 55-60 at Cornell 53-67 at Yale 69-81 at Wagner 70-64 at Yale 73-67a att NorNorthwesternthwestern 55-66 Dartmouth 60-80 at Northeastern 97-9297-92 at Navy (ot) 64-66 at Dartmouth 63-6463-64 WagnerWagner 47-71 Harvard 76-68 Yale 71-75 OhioOhio 68-80 at Harvard 73-573-577 UC – DavisDavis Coach: Frank Dobbs 60-76 Princeton 80-56 Columbia Captain: Jason Rowley, Chris White 56-7256-72 HolyHoly Cross 86-79 ot atat Quinnipiac 48-83 Penn 48-6748-67 at RhodeRhode IsIslandland 61-77 Cornell 68-52 New HampsHampshirehire 74-71 Lehigh 75-65 Yale 75-6775-67 at CentralCentral Conn. Coach: Glen Miller 51-7051-70 atat ProviProvidencedence 1997-1998 (6-20) 59-68 at Columbia 86-7586-75 atat San Jose StateState 79-61 atat HartfordHartford 72-71 at Cornell (2ot) Captains: Jason Forte, Luke Ruscoe 56-50 Army 63-77 atat St. MarMary’sy’s # Guardians Classic 54-87 at NotreNotre DamDamee 63-70 at Harvard 52-81at San FranciscoFrancisco 79-7879-78 atat ArmyArmy 47-78 at Fairfield# & Central Florida Tournament 63-61 Bucknell# 87-92 at Dartmouth 65-5365-53 RiderRider 68-5568-55 AmericanAmerican 33-67 at Providence 76-79 Cornell 93-76 at New HampshireHampshire 62-72 atat BaBaylorylor 52-55 Long Beach St.* 48-53 Columbia 78-66 atat YaleYale 2005-2006 (10-17) 63-66 ot atat YaYalele 57-74 Lafaye e* 62-85 at Penn 94-84 Yale 77-68 Yale 57-85 at Princeton 53-67 Northeastern# 57-75 Rhode Island Coach: Glenn Miller 70-54 at CorneCornellll 62-63 Birmingham Southern# 64-7564-75 CornellCornell 64-65 St. Francis (NY) Captain: Corey Vandiver 72-5972-59 atat CoColumbialumbia 70-60 at Hartford 68-63 ColumbiaColumbia 53-68 at Holy Cross 91-86 HarvardHarvard 40-57 at Rhode Island 77-51 Dar Dartmouthtmouth 70-65 Loyola Marymount 61-53 DarDartmouthtmouth 59-72 Wagner 71-51 H Harvardarvard 47-59 at Cleveland St. 2000-2001 ((15-12)15-12) 80-73 atat PrincetonPrinceton 41-64 at Holy Cross 6666-61-61 atat PennPenn 71-82 Lafaye e 91-12291-122 at WWagneragner 66-73 atat PennPenn 71-61 at Binghamton 65-63 ota att PPrincetonrinceton 58-75 Penn 91-8391-83 HighHigh Point 83-7083-70 ColumbiaColumbia 57-59 Maryland Eastern Shore 67-52a att CoColumbialumbia 38-69 Princeton 552-812-81 at Boston CollegeCollege 70-62 CornellCornell 64-73 Navy 65-7465-74 at CorneCornellll 45-53 at Yale 7878-88-88 at Connecticut 65-6965-69 PennPenn 47-62 Albany 64-57 PrincetonPrinceton 53-60 Yale 665-835-83 at DenveDenverr 88-74 PrincetonPrinceton 59-57 at Army 75-43 PennPenn 71-60 Harvard 8989-82-82 atat ArmyArmy 79-67 at DartmouthDartmouth 55-69 Canisius 78-62 atat HarvardHarvard 60-76 Dartmouth 559-1109-110 at ProvidenceProvidence 93-80 atat HarvardHarvard 64-60 at Quinnipiac 75-71 at DartmouthDartmouth 63-75 at Cornell 881-611-61 ElElonon 73-8973-89 at VVirginiairginia % 61-75 at Yale 74-8074-80 at OhioOhio U.# 59-56 at Columbia 669-769-76 HolHolyy Cross Coach:Coach: GGlenlen MiMillerller 67-62 Yale Coach: Craigg Robinson 58-82 at Princeton 7979-74-74 at LehighLehigh CaCaptains:ptains: EarEarll Hunt, AAlailai NuuaNuualiitialiitia 73-70 ot Dartmouth Captains: Damon Huffman, Mark 68-79 at Penn 881-631-63 MaMaineine # GGuardiansuardians ClassicClassic 58-75 Harvard McAndrew 52-54 Columbia 66-66-5858 atat Dartmouth % NIT 51-68 at Penn # - CoCollegellege BasBasketballketball InvitationaInvitationall 69-66 Cornell 669-919-91 at HarvardHarvard 37-52 at Princeton 51-57 at Dartmouth 661-661-66 at YaleYale 2003-20042003-2004 (14-13)(14-13) 59-63 Cornell 2008-2009 (9-19) 559-799-79 at StonyStony BrooBrookk 63-111 at Harvard 51-8951-89 at Texas 86-75 Columbia 74-76 at Rhode Island Coach: Frank Dobbs 881-731-73 Northeastern 52-6952-69 at Rider 79-66 at Harvard 52-89 at George Mason Captains: Paul Krasinski, Victor 662-662-66 at Princeton 63-5763-57 WWagneragner 46-58 at Dartmouth 62-57 at Holy Cross Lesley, Jason Sewer 550-590-59 at PennPenn 95-7395-73 Maine-FortMaine-Fort Kent# 56-68 at Columbia 64-73 Northwestern #AT&T Shootout (Fairfield, CT) 60-60-5959 Columbia 69-7969-79 atat MMaine#aine# 69-64 at Cornell 80-73 Army 8585-52-52 CoCornellrnell *Golden Panther Thanksgiving Tournament 62-6662-66 Rhode IslanIslandd 61-46 Princeton 53-51 Eastern Michigan 990-820-82 HarvardHarvard (Miami, FL) 62-7162-71 atat OhiOhioo 68-74 ot Penn 62-86 at Providence 886-676-67 Dartmouth Coach: Glen Miller 43-6943-69 at Holy Cross 61-64 at New Hampshire 67-667-655 atat Cornell Captains: Marcus Becker, Luke 1998-1999 (4-22) 71-7471-74 WrightWright State 72-62 Hartford 67-667-655 at Columbia Ruscoe 90-7990-79 at Stony BrooBrookk 66-78 at Wagner 71-77 at New Hampshire 8585-77-77 PePennnn 63-7063-70 at HartHartfordford # Central Conn. Tournament 89-73 Quinnipiac 59-69 Northeastern 5555-64-64 PrincetonPrinceton 47-8647-86 at Wake Forest 53-68 at American 61-81 at Central Connecticut # 990-800-80 YaleYale 79-89 vs. Delaware State # Coach: Glen Miller 79-5879-58 Central Conn. 2006-2007 (11-18) 50-74 at Virginia 49-67 at Rhode Island Captains: JosJoshh Meyer, Jesse WooWoodd 85-7585-75 at Yale (ot)(ot) 34-45 at Michigan State# 69-56 Bryant 72-91 Maine 77-6577-65 YaleYale 58-71 Central Michigan# 62-70 Yale 54-84 Cleveland State 2001-2002 ((17-10)17-10) 49-6449-64 PrincetonPrinceton 47-70 at Navy 55-57 at Yale 60-81 at Providence 92-8892-88 (ot)(ot) Penn 51-41 at Providence 58-90 at Cornell 68-52 Holy Cross 82-58 Vermont#Vermont# 81-9681-96 CornelCornelll 40-64 at Northwestern 59-65 at Columbia 74-63 Quinnipiac 60-6660-66 at CentralCentral ConnecConnecticut#ticut# 90-8090-80 Columbia 54-62 Army 61-63 ot at Dartmouth 59-91 at Robert Morris 90-88 atat NortheasternNortheastern 91-6791-67 at HarvardHarvard 66-61 at Wagner 63-64 at Harvard 47-56 at New Orleans 103-100103-100 WagneWagnerr 84-6484-64 atat Dartmouth 80-74 Quinnipiac 52-73 Penn 45-67 at Princeton 67-6067-60 atat ProvidenceProvidence 78-7478-74 at PennPenn 52-62 at Rhode Island 61-43 Princeton 55-86 at Penn 81-69 at HighHigh Point 61-6861-68 at Princeton 52-62 Albany 57-70 Columbia 65-57 Yale 63-7663-76 atat HolyHoly Cross 77-5477-54 Dartmouth 95-82 Hartford 45-85 Cornell 68-56 at Yale 87-60 Stony BrooBrookk 100-83100-83 HarvardHarvard 63-59 Western Illinois& 48-56 at Princeton 46-70 at Dartmouth 91-76 RhodeRhode IsIslandland 74-8174-81 at Columbia 57-71 at Texas-Corpus Christi& 54-64 at Penn 62-80 at Harvard 76-89 atat Maine 69-6669-66 atat Cornell 47-49 at UC-Davis 61-59 Harvard 63-67 Columbia 92-9392-93 Army (ot) Coach:Coach: GleGlenn MiMillerller 56-60 ot at Southern Methodist 69-59 Dartmouth 55-83 Cornell 95-8395-83 NNavyavy Captains: Jaime Kilburn and Mike 42-56 Yale Coach: Jesse Agel 57-73 Penn 99-6799-67 CoastCoast GuardGuard MMartinartin 76-71 at Yale Captains: Sco Friske, Chris Skrelja, 45-67 Princeton 72-5972-59 CornellCornell 52-56 at Dartmouth Peter Sullivan 64-65 at Cornell 63-50 CoColumbialumbia 2004-2005 (12-16) 88-92 at Harvard 87-82 atat YaleYale 69-71 at Columbia 60-68 at Missouri # 61-77 Penn 64-70 Harvard 77-80 Yale 63-48 Princeton 81-89 aatt HarvarHarvardd 79-92 Sam Houston State # 67-70 Dartmouth 62-72 at Rhode Island 59-61 at Cornell Coach: Frank Dobbs 74-71 at DarDartmouthtmouth 68-77 at Columbia 56-70 PrincetonPrinceton 44-67 at Wright State Captain: Kamal Roundtree 76-60 at Wagner 70-66 Harvard # Central Connecticut Tournament (New Britian, 74-84 PennPenn 53-33 Dartmouth 52-41 aatt CoColumbialumbia 79-77 Binghamton CT) 77-65 Hartford 64-59 Columbia 81-78 at CorneCornellll 67-79 Cornell 63-8363-83 atat PennPenn 76-64 New Hampshire 1999-2000 (8-19) 71-84 Holy Cross 64-55 at Princeton 47-7347-73 atat PrincetonPrinceton 64-67 at Penn 63-73 at Providence 85-70 DartmouthDartmouth 83-82 at UCF & Coach: Craig Robinson 65-52 Charleston Southern & 82-92 at Maine 92-8392-83 HarvardHarvard Captains: Marcus Becker, Mark 70-77 Rhode Island Coach: Glen Miller 63-79 at Providence College McAndrew 98-64 New Hampshire Captain: SShaunhaun EtEtheridge,heridge, JoshJosh 56-67 at Canisius 87-38 at UMD Eastern Shore # - Coaches vs. Cancer Classic 82-74 Denver MeMeyer,yer, Omari WarWaree & - Texas-Corpus Christi Tournament 77-81 Robert Morris (ot) # CentraCentrall Connecticut Tournament ((NewNew Britian, CTCT)) 57-52 at Princeton 55-53 at Holy Cross 60-83 at Penn 48-82 at Santa Clara 75-76 at Cornell 59-64 at San Jose State 54-52 at Columbia
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Opponent W L Pct. Last Game Last Win Last Loss Opponent W L Pct. Last Game Last Win Last Loss Air Force 1 0 1.000 ’84-’85 69-59 (’84-’85) None Drake 0 1 .000 ’74-’75 None 58-70 (’74-’75) Akron 0 2 .000 ’69-’70 None 70-83 (’69-’70) Drexel 1 0 1.000 ’89-’90 73-68 (’89-’90) None Albany 0 2 .000 ’06-’07 None 52-62 (’06-‘07) Duke 1 3 .250 ’94-’95 41-33 (’38-’39) 38-80 (’94-’95) American International 2 2 .500 ’71-’72 104-50 (’71-’72) 55-72 (’67-’68) East Carolina 2 0 1.000 ’80-’81 69-59 (’80-’81) None American University 4 1 1.000 ’08-’09 68-55 (07-08) 53-68 (’08-’09) Eastern Michigan 2 0 1.000 ’08-’09 53-51 (’08-’09) None Amherst 19 17 .528 ’64-’65 74-55 (’64-’65) 52-60 (’62-’63) Eastern Montana 0 1 .000 ’83-’84 None 68-83 (’83-’84) Andover 2 2 .500 ’09-’10 41-19 (’09-’10) 16-19 (’06-’07) Elon 1 0 1.000 ’00-’01 81-61 (’00-’01) None Arizona State 0 1 .000 ’91-’92 None 71-78 (’91-’92) Fairfield 1 8 .111 ’97-’98 76-67 (’74-’75) 47-78 (’97-’98) Army 7 13 .350 ’08-’09 80-73 (’08-’09) 54-62 (’06-‘07) Fall River Navy 0 1 .000 ’03-’04 None 13-17 (’03-’04) Arnold 2 0 1.000 ’49-’50 71-48 (’49-’50) None Fall River YMCA 0 4 .000 ’03-’04 None 9-23 (’03-’04) Assumption 1 0 1.000 ’71-’72 83-74 (’71-’72) None Florida 0 1 .000 ’77-’78 None 76-92 (’77-’78) Bates 1 0 1.000 ’21-’22 41-21 (’21-’22) None Florida International 0 1 .000 ’92-’93 None 59-67 (’92-’93) Baylor 0 1 .000 ’07-’08 None 62-72 (’07-’08) Florida Southern 1 1 .500 ’81-’82 75-65 (’66-’67) 62-78 (’81-’82) Belmont 0 1 .000 ’02-’03 None 65-66 (’02-’03) Fordham 1 4 .200 ’78-’79 57-54 (’78-’79) 70-73 (’77-’78) Binghamton 2 0 1.000 ’05-’06 79-77 (‘05-’06) None Fullerton (Cal State) 0 2 .000 ’96-’97 None 57-61 (’96-’97) Birmingham So. 0 1 .000 ‘05-’06 None 62-63 (‘05-’06) Furman 0 1 .000 ’71-’72 None 72-86 (’71-’72) Boston College 1 20 .050 ’00-’01 76-70 (’60-’61) 81-52 (’00-’01) Georgetown 0 2 .000 ’70-’71 None 76-80 (’70-’71) Boston University 25 12 .667 ’93-’94 63-60 (’93-’94) 69-72 (’70-’71) George Mason 0 1 .000 ’08-’09 None 52-89 (’08-’09) Bowling Green 0 1 .000 ’47-’48 None 44-80 (’47-’48) George Washington 2 1 .667 ’75-’76 81-69 (’71-’72) 59-75 (’75-’76) Bradley 0 1 .000 ’61-’62 None 62-89 (’61-’62) Georgia 2 0 1.000 ’74-’75 79-75 (’74-’75) None Brandeis 3 0 1.000 ’83-’84 109-83 (’83-’84) None Georgia Southern 0 1 .000 ’81-’82 None 76-87 (’81-’82) Bridgewater State 1 1 .500 ’25-’26 41-14 (’25-’26) 19-23 (’23-’24) Georgia Tech 0 1 .000 ’66-’67 None 75-93 (’66-’67) Brigham Young (UT) 0 1 .000 ’88-’89 None 65-90 (’88-’89) Hamilton 1 1 .500 ’21-’22 33-6 (’06-’07) 24-40 (’21-’22) Brigham Young (HI) 1 0 1.000 ’88-’89 100-85 (’88-’89) None Hamilton Institute 1 0 1.000 ’49-’50 70-60 (’05-’06) None Bristol YMCA 2 3 .400 ’18-’19 30-11 (’18-’19) 30-34 (’03-’04) Hartford 6 2 .750 ’08-’09 72-62 (’08-’09) 63-70 (’03-’04) Brooklyn 3 1 .750 ’31-’32 15-11 (’23-’24) 32-36 (’31-’32) Harvard 74 86 .455 ’08-’09 61-59 (’08-’09) 63-64 (’08-’09) Bryant 8 0 1.000 ’08-’09 69-56 (’08-’09) None Harvard Naval School 1 0 1.000 ’42-’43 49-47 (’42-’43) None Bucknell 1 3 .250 ’97-’98 63-61 (’97-98) 51-69 (’96-’97) Hawaii 1 0 1.000 ’86-’87 88-77 (’86-’87) None University of Buffalo 1 1 .500 ’73-’74 104-82 (’73-’74) 87-98 (’72-’73) High Point 2 0 1.000 ’01-’02 81-69 (’01-’02) None Camp Edwards 0 1 .000 ’42-’43 None 38-44 (’42-’43) Hofstra 1 5 .142 ’88-’89 67-64 (’83-’84) 68-80 (’88-’89) Camp Endicott 2 0 1.000 ’43-’44 54-42 (’43-’44) None Holy Cross 16 42 .276 ’08-’09 62-57 (’08-’09) 41-64 (’05-’06) Camp Myles Standish 1 1 .500 ’43-’44 44-31 (’43-’44) 56-57 (’43-’44) Illinois-Chicago 0 1 .000 ’83-’84 None 65-78 (’83-’84) Camp Thomas 1 1 .500 ’43-’44 54-51 (’43-’44) 45-51 (’43-’44) Indiana 0 1 .000 ’79-’80 None 52-61 (’79-’80) Canisius 1 5 .200 ’05-’06 81-62 (’67-’68) 55-59(’05-’06) Iona 0 1 .000 ’83-’84 None 59-72 (’83-’84) CASU Atlantic Fleet 2 0 1.000 ’43-’44 66-48 (’43-’44) None Iowa 0 1 .000 ’88-’89 None 61-109 (’88-’89) CCNY 2 7 .222 ’43-’44 66-61 (’43-’44) 51-62 (’43-’44) IUPUI 0 1 .000 ’02-’03 None 77-83 (’02-’03) Central Connecticut 2 2 .500 ’03-’04 79-58 (’03-’04) 60-66 (’01-’02) Jacksonville 1 1 .500 ’77-’78 87-69 (’66-’67) 70-77 (’77-’78) Central Florida 1 1 .500 ’04-’05 83-82 (’04-’05) 50-51 (’84-’85) Kansas 0 2 .000 ’96-’97 None 49-107 (’96-’97) Central Michigan 0 1 .000 ’06-’07 None 58-71 (’06-’07) Keene State 1 0 1.000 ’85-’86 83-51 (’85-’86) None Centre 0 1 .000 ’20-’21 None 28-40 (’20-’21) Charleston 0 1 .000 ’89-’90 None 63-64 (’89-’90) Charleston So. 1 0 1.000 ’04-’05 65-52 (’04-’05) None Chicago 1 0 1.000 ’69-’70 71-32 (’69-’70) None Cincinnati 0 1 .000 ’73-’74 None 71-95 (’73-’74) Citadel 1 0 1.000 ’72-’73 67-60 (’72-’73) None Clark 20 4 .833 ’70-’71 90-81 (’70-’71) 30-31 (’31-’32) Clemson 0 1 .000 ’78-’79 None 57-73 (’78-’79) Cleveland State 0 2 .000 ’98-’99 None 54-84 (’98-’99) Coast Guard Academy 3 6 .500 ’01-’02 78-52 (’64-’65) 60-66 (’01-’02) Coast Guard – Boston 0 2 .000 ’43-’44 None 52-61 (’43-’44) Colby 5 4 .556 ’65-’66 82-77 (’64-’65) 67-73 (’65-’66) Colgate 6 11 .375 ’93-’94 78-75 (’92-’93) 65-85 (’93-’94) Columbia 60 63 .487 ’08-’09 67-52 (’07-’08) 59-70 (’08-’09) Connecticut 19 24 .452 ’00-’01 60-58 (’50-’51) 78-88 (’00-’01) Cornell 45 67 .401 ’08-’09 69-64 (’05-’06) 45-85 (’08-’09) Creighton 1 0 1.000 ’91-’92 80-79 (’91-’92) None Dartmouth 63 75 .456 ’08-’09 69-59 (’08-’09) 61-63ot (’08-’09) Davidson 2 3 .400 ’78-’79 92-83 (’77-’78) 58-75 (’78-’79) Davis (Cal) 1 1 .500 ’07-’08 73-57 (07-08) 47-49 (’06-’07) Dayton 0 1 .000 ’84-’85 None 63-88 (’84-’85) Dean Academy 1 1 .500 ’18-’19 26-22 (’18-’19) 16-23 (’00-’01) Delaware State 0 2 .000 ’98-’99 None 79-89 (’98-’99) Denver 1 1 .500 ’00-’01 82-74 (’99-’00) 65-83 (’00-’01) DePaul 0 1 .000 ’73-’74 None 69-75 (’73-’74) Detroit 0 1 .000 ’90-’91 None 70-73 (’90-’91) District of Columbia 1 0 1.000 ’90-’91 77-63 (’90-’91) None John Drezner ’92
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Opponent W L Pct. Last Game Last Win Last Loss Brown’s Highest Scoring Games 1...... Brown 115 – Harvard 91 (2/23/91, Home) Knox 0 1 .000 ’21-’22 None 15-34 (’21-’22) Lafayee 8 11 .421 ’97-’98 81-73 (’95-’96) 71-82 (’97-’98) 2...... Brown 111 – Dartmouth 81 (2/22/75, Home) LaSalle 0 1 .000 ’82-’83 None 59-61 (’82-’83) 3...... Brown 109 – Brandeis 83 (1/28/84, Home) Lehigh 5 4 .500 ’00-’01 79-74 (’00-’01) 85-95 (’91-’92) 4...... Brown 108 – Brandeis 81 (1/29/83, Home) Long Beach State 1 1 .500 ’97-’98 62-61 (’88-’89) 52-55 (’97-’98) Brown 108 – Bryant 78 (1/19/87, Home) Lowell Textile 3 0 1.000 ’39-’40 73-27 (’39-’40) None 6...... Brown 104 – AIC 50 (12/28/71, Away) Loyola - Marymount 1 2 .333 ’97-’98 70-65 (’97-’98) 70-79 (’96-’97) Brown 104 – Buffalo 82 (12/22/73, Home) Maine-Ft. Kent 1 0 1.000 ’03-’04 95-73 (’03-’04) None 8...... Brown 103 – Trinity 70 (2/28/57, Home) Maine 5 5 .500 ’03-’04 81-63 (’00-’01) 69-79 (’03-’04) Brown 103 – Harvard 101 (3/5/88, Home) Manhaan 3 5 .375 ’85-’86 87-57 (’85-’86) 64-74 (’84-’85) Marist 1 1 .500 ’95-’96 82-79 (’90-’91) 56-59 (’95-’96) 10...... Brown 102 – Cornell 79 (2/5/73, Home) Marquee 0 2 .000 ’79-’80 None 49-80 (’79-’80) Brown 102 – Yale 70 (1/9/74, Home) Brown 102 – Dartmouth 73 (2/22/91, Home) Marshall 0 1 .000 ’82-’83 None 65-74 (’82-’83) Maryland 0 3 .000 ’79-’80 None 59-72 (’79-’80) MD - Eastern Shore 2 2 .500 ’05-’06 87-38 (’04-’05) 57-59 (’05-’06) Massachuses 9 3 .750 ’56-’57 78-64 (’51-’52) 52-64 (’56-’57) Opponent W L Pct. Last Game Last Win Last Loss Mass State Guard 0 1 .000 ’18-’19 None 24-27 (’18-’19) San Francisco 0 2 .000 ’02-’03 None 52-81 (’02-’03) Memphis State 0 3 .000 ’81-’82 None 96-106 (’81-’82) Santa Clara 0 1 .000 ’99-’00 None 48-82 (’99-’00) Merchant Marine 0 1 .000 ’69-’70 None 65-71 (’69-’70) San Jose St. 1 1 .500 ’02-’03 86-75 (’02-’03) 54-64 (’99-’00) Miami (Florida) 1 1 .500 ’85-’86 62-61 (’85-’86) 71-72 (’67-’68) Second Naval District 0 1 .000 ’18-’19 None 16-22 (’18-’19) Miami (Ohio) 0 1 .000 ’86-’87 None 80-95 (’86-’87) Seton Hall 0 5 .000 ’86-’87 None 66-80 (’86-’87) Michigan 0 2 .000 ’07-’08 None 57-72 (’07-’08) South Carolina 0 1 .000 ’81-’82 None 77-105 (’81-’82) Michigan St. 0 1 .000 06-07 None 34-45 (’06-’07) Southern Methodist 0 1 .000 ’06-’07 None 56-60ot (’06-’07) Middlebury 5 1 .833 ’55-’56 80-69 (’55-’56) 18-34 (’28-’29) Springfield 5 8 .385 ’66-’67 68-66 (’66-’67) 68-74 (’64-’65) Missouri 0 2 .000 ’80-’81 None 60-68 (’04-’05) Stanford 0 2 .000 ’87-’88 None 78-90 (’87-’88) MIT 44 13 .772 ’50-’51 56-37 (’50-’51) 43-50 (’47-’48) St. Anselm’s 1 0 1.000 ’38-’39 82-40 (’38-’39) None Morris Harvey 1 0 1.000 ’71-’72 70-69 (’71-’72) None St. Bonaventure 0 2 .000 ’49-’50 None 51-54 (’49-’50) Navy 4 4 .500 ’06-‘07 97-92 (’02-’03) 47-70 (’06-‘07) St. Francis (NY) 0 3 .000 ’97-’98 None 64-65 (’97-’98) New Bedford Textile 3 0 1.000 ’26-’27 43-13 (’26-’27) None St. Francis (PA) 1 0 1.000 ’83-’84 79-74 (’83-’84) None New Hampshire 22 22 .500 ’08-’09 68-52 (’07-’08) 61-64 (’08-’09) St. John’s 0 1 .000 ’76-’77 None 65-79 (’76-’77) New Mexico 0 2 .000 ’86-’87 None 68-84 (’86-’87) St. Joseph’s (NY) 1 0 1.000 ’87-’88 99-75 (’87-’88) None New Orleans 0 2 .000 ’98-’99 None 47-56 (’98-’99) St. Mary’s (CA) 0 2 .000 ’02-’03 None 63-77 (’02-’03) Newport Naval Station 0 2 .000 ’42-’43 None 37-45 (’42-’43) St. Peter’s 1 0 1.000 ’73-’74 82-67 (’73-’74) None Newport YMCA 0 1 .000 ’03-’04 None 21-27 (’03-’04) Stetson 1 2 .333 ’84-’85 75-66 (’67-’68) 68-71 (’84-’85) New York Athletic Club 0 2 .000 ’49-’50 None 77-79 (’49-’50) Stonehill 1 2 .333 ’81-’82 81-70 (’80-’81) 86-97 (’81-’82) New York University 0 3 .000 ’23-’24 None 24-38 (’23-’24) Stony Brook 2 2 .500 ’03-’04 90-79 (’03-’04) 59-79 (’00-’01) Niagara 1 1 .500 ’95-’96 56-54 (’95-’96) 59-77 (’75-’76) Syracuse 3 4 .428 ’85-’86 52-25 (’06-’07) 52-101 (’85-’86) North Carolina 0 1 .000 ’85-’86 None 63-115 (’85-’86) Temple 0 1 .000 ’27-’28 None 31-35 (’27-’28) North Carolina - Charloe0 2 .000 ’94-’95 None 53-76 (’94-’95) Texas 1 1 .500 ’03-’04 80-77 (’87-’88) 59-81 (’03-’04) Northeastern 23 05 .621 ’05-’06 90-88 (’01-’02) 53-62(’05-’06) Texas A & M 0 1 .000 ’92-’93 None 52-92 (’92-’93) Northridge (Cal State) 1 0 1.000 ’94-’95 81-72 (’94-’95) None Texas Corpus Christi 1 0 1.000 ’06-’07 None 57-71 (’06-’07) Northwestern 2 4 .333 ’08-’09 73-67 (’07-’08) 64-73 (’08-’09) Trinity (Conn.) 15 5 .750 ’89-’90 93-68 (’89-’90) 64-71 (’52-’53) Norwich 1 0 1.000 ’07-’08 39-20 (’07-’08) None Trinity (Texas) 0 1 .000 ’68-’69 None 64-79 (’68-’69) Notre Dame 0 2 .000 ’07-’08 None 54-87 (’07-’08) Tus 38 26 .594 ’63-’64 57-56 (’63-’64) 68-77 (’45-’46) Oglethorpe 0 1 .000 ’67-’68 None 70-91 (’67-’68) Union 1 3 .250 ’26-’27 26-24 (’21-’22) 16-33 (’26-’27) Ohio University 0 4 .000 ’07-’08 None 74-80 (’07-’08) VMI 0 1 .000 ’89-’90 None 59-82 (’89-’90) Ohio State 0 1 .000 ’71-’72 None 56-62 (’71-’72) Valparaiso 2 1 .666 ’93-’94 76-73 (’93-’94) 65-70 (’69-’70) Oral Roberts 0 1 .000 ’69-’70 None 86-96 (’69-’70) Vermont 2 0 1.000 ’01-’02 82-58 (’01-’02) None Pennsylvania 20 93 .176 ’08-’09 75-43 (’07-’08) 54-64 (’08-’09) Villanova 0 3 .000 ’39-’40 None 46-49 (’39-’40) Penn State 0 2 .000 ’91-’92 None 59-81 (’91-’92) Virginia 0 3 .000 ’08-’09 None 50-74 (’08-’09) Pisburgh 0 2 .000 ’95-’96 None 47-95 (’95-’96) Virginia Tech 0 1 .000 ’77-’78 None 52-95 (’77-’78) Prairie View 1 0 1.000 ’92-’93 73-70 (’92-’93) None Wagner 4 5 .444 ’08-’09 66-61 (’06-‘07) 66-78 (’08-’09) Pra Institute 0 2 .000 ’10-’11 None 21-29 (’10-’11) Wake Forest 0 2 .000 ’03-’04 None 47-86 (’03-’04) Princeton 24 90 .211 ’08-’09 61-43 (’08-’09) 48-56 (’08-’09) Washington (MD) 0 1 .000 ’68-’69 None 69-77 (’68-’69) Providence College 26 88 .228 ’08-’09 51-41 (’06-’07) 62-86 (’08-’09) Wesleyan 24 27 .471 ’66-’67 87-78 (’66-’67) 37-43 (’47-’48) Quinnipiac 5 1 .750 ’08-’09 89-73 (’08-’09) 95-96 (’99-’00) Western Illinois 1 0 1.000 ’06-’07 63-59 (’06-’07) None Quonset Naval Station 3 1 .750 ’44-’45 60-52 (’43-’44) 45-51 (’44-’45) Western Reserve 0 1 .000 ’47-’48 None 32-63 (’47-’48) Rhode Island 52 100 .342 ’08-’09 91-76 (’01-’02) 74-76 (’08-’09) Westmont 0 1 .000 ’87-’88 None 64-71 (’87-’88) Rhode Island College 1 0 1.000 ’84-’85 74-54 (’84-’85) None Williams 5 24 .172 ’31-’32 36-34 (’31-’32) 26-42 (’29-’30) Robert Morris 0 2 .000 ’98-’99 None 77-81 (’98-’99) Williston Academy 0 3 .000 ’03-’04 None 19-29 (’03-’04) Rider 3 3 .500 ’03-’04 65-53 (’02-’03) 53-69 (’03-’04) Wisconsin 0 2 .000 ’96-’97 None 30-52 (’96-’97) Rochester 2 0 1.000 ’65-’66 59-51 (’65-’66) None WPI 18 14 .563 ’69-’70 75-64 (’69-’70) 41-44 (’43-’44) RPI 1 1 .500 ’08-’09 30-23 (’07-’08) 30-36 (’08-’09) Wright State 0 2 .000 ’04-’05 None 44-67 (’04-’05) Rutgers 4 2 .667 ’94-’95 52-47 (’41-’42) 65-79 (’94-’95) Xavier 1 2 .333 ’93-’94 91-73 (’73-’74) 64-79 (’93-’94) Sam Houston St. 0 1 .000 ’04-’05 None 79-92 (’04-’05) Yale 49 94 .342 ’08-’09 77-68 (’07-’08) 55-57 (’08-’09) San Diego State 1 1 .500 ’87-’88 71-64 (’79-’80) 54-74 (’87-’88)
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291664.P.indd 60 11/6/09 8:25:07 AM Year-By-Year / Coaching Records 1900-2009
Ivy Rec./ Year Coach WL Year Coach W L Place 1900-01 Ed. W. Benjamin 3 4 1954-55 L. Stanley Ward 7 16 3-11 (T6th) 1901-02 Charles Ray 5 15 1955-56 L. Stanley Ward 7 18 3-11 (T7th) 1902-03 Paul C. DeWolf 6 10 1956-57 L. Stanley Ward 8 16 4-10 (6th) 1903-04 Henry F. Ahrens 8 11 1957-58 L. Stanley Ward 10 15 5-9 (T6th) 1904-05 Paul C. DeWolf 12 6 1958-59 L. Stanley Ward 11 13 6-8 (4th) 1905-06 Oscar W. Rackle 4 7 1959-60 L. Stanley Ward 13 12 8-6 (T3rd) 1906-07 W.W. Reynolds 10 7 1960-61 L. Stanley Ward 11 14 8-6 (T3rd) 1907-08 J. Donald Pryor 11 8 1961-62 L. Stanley Ward 11 14 6-8 (5th) 1908-09 J. Donald Pryor 5 10 1962-63 L. Stanley Ward 11 13 6-8 (5th) 1909-10 Walter G. White 5 9 1963-64 L. Stanley Ward 6 19 2-12 (7th) 1910-11 J. Russell McKay 8 5 1964-65 L. Stanley Ward 7 17 3-11 (7th) 1911-12 J. Russell McKay 6 7 1965-66 L. Stanley Ward 9 17 3-11 (7th)
1912-13 to 1917-18 – NO TEAMS 1966-67 L. Stanley Ward 10 16 3-11 (7th) 1918-19 Louis A. Pieri 2 12 1967-68 L. Stanley Ward 9 16 4-10 (T6th) 1919-20 Ed Freeman 5 10 1968-69 L. Stanley Ward 3 23 1-13 (8th) 1920-21 Florence J. Harvey 5 9 1969-70 J. Gerald Alaimo 6 20 3-11 (7th) 1921-22 Walter H. Snell 13 10 1970-71 J. Gerald Alaimo 10 15 5-9 (T5th) 1922-23 Walter H. Snell 6 10 1971-72 J. Gerald Alaimo 10 16 6-8 (5th) 1923-24 Harold M. Evans 7 12 1972-73 J. Gerald Alaimo 14 12 10-4 (3rd) 1924-25 Harold M. Evans 10 6 1973-74 J. Gerald Alaimo 17 9 11-3 (T2nd) Coach J. Gerald Alaimo 1925-26 Harold M. Evans 10 6 1974-75 J. Gerald Alaimo 14 12 9-5 (T3rd) 1926-27 DeOrmond McLaughry 6 9 1975-76 J. Gerald Alaimo 7 19 6-8 (4th) 1927-28 DeOrmond McLaughry 7 10 1976-77 J. Gerald Alaimo 6 20 5-9 (T5th) 1928-29 DeOrmond McLaughry 4 13 1977-78 J. Gerald Alaimo 4 22 2-12 (8th) Coaching Records 1929-30 Rufus H. Bond 7 12 1978-79 Joseph A. Mullaney 8 18 6-8 (T4th) 1930-31 Rufus H. Bond 9 10 1979-80 Joseph A. Mullaney 12 14 9-5 (3rd) (1900-2009) 1931-32 Arthur D. Kahler 2 14 1980-81 Joseph A. Mullaney 9 17 5-9 (T4th) 1932-33 Arthur D. Kahler 6 9 1981-82 Mike Cingiser 5 21 5-9 (7th) Coach Year Record Pct. 1933-34 Arthur D. Kahler 7 9 1982-83 Mike Cingiser 9 17 6-8 (5th) Ed Benjamin 1 3-4-0 .429 1934-35 Arthur D. Kahler 12 5 1983-84 Mike Cingiser 11 15 6-8 (T5th) Charles Ray 1 5-15-0 .250 1935-36 Arthur D. Kahler 8 8 1984-85 Mike Cingiser 9 18 5-9 (7th)
Paul DeWolf 2 18-16-0 .529 1936-37 Arthur D. Kahler 5 11 1985-86 Mike Cingiser 16 11 10-4 (1st) Henry Ahrens 1 8-11-0 .421 1937-38 Arthur D. Kahler 7 11 1986-87 Mike Cingiser 9 18 4-10 (7th) th Oscar W. Rackle 1 4-7-0 .364 1938-39 George E. Allen 16 4 1987-88 Mike Cingiser 6 20 2-12 (8 ) 1939-40 George E. Allen 13 6 th W.W. Reynolds 1 10-7-0 .588 1988-89 Mike Cingiser 7 19 2-12 (8 ) 1940-41 George E. Allen 10 10 1989-90 Mike Cingiser 10 16 7-7 (3rd) J. Donald Pryor 2 16-18-0 .471 1941-42 William H. Dye 11 7 1990-91 Mike Cingiser 11 15 6-8 (3rd) Walter G. White 1 5-9-0 .357 1942-43 Charles A. Engle 9 11 1991-92 Frank Dobbs 11 15 5-9 (5th) J. Russell McKay 2 14-12-0 .538 1943-44 Charles A. Engle 10 14 1992-93 Frank Dobbs 7 19 2-12 (8th) Louis A. Pieri 1 2-12-0 .167 1944-45 Charles A. Engle 15 4 1993-94 Frank Dobbs 12 14 6-8 (4th) Ed Freeman 1 5-10-0 .333 1945-46 Charles A. Engle 5 15 1994-95 Frank Dobbs 13 13 8-6 (4th) Florence J. Harvey 1 5-9-0 .357 1946-47 Weber C. Ewbank 8 12 1995-96 Frank Dobbs 10 16 5-9 (5th) Walter H. Snell 2 19-20-0 .487 1947-48 Robert B. Morris 6 14 1996-97 Frank Dobbs 4 22 3-11 (6th) Harold M. Evans 3 27-24-0 .529 1948-49 Robert B. Morris 13 8 1997-98 Frank Dobbs 6 20 3-11 (8th) th DeOrmond McLaughry 3 17-32-0 .347 1949-50 Robert B. Morris 11 14 1998-99 Frank Dobbs 4 22 2-12 (T7 ) th Rufus H. Bond 2 16-22-0 .421 1950-51 Robert B. Morris 8 11 1999-00 Glen Miller 8 19 4-10 (7 ) 1951-52 Robert B. Morris 5 15 2000-01 Glen Miller 15 12 9-5 (T2) Arthur D. Kahler 7 46-67-0 .412 1952-53 Robert B. Morris 5 14 2001-02 Glen Miller 17 10 8-6 (4th) George E. Allen 3 39-20-0 .661 1953-54 Robert B. Morris 13 11 2002-03 Glen Miller 17 12 12-2 (2nd) William H. Dye 1 11-7-0 .611 2003-04 Glen Miller 14 13 10-4 (2nd) Charles A. Engle 4 39-44-0 .470 2004-05 Glen Miller 12 16 5-9 (7th) Weber C. Ewbank 1 8-12-0 .400 2005-06 Glen Miller 10 17 6-8 (4th) Robert B. Morris 7 61-87-0 .412 2006-07 Craig Robinson 11 18 6-8 (5th) L. Stanley Ward 15 133-261-0 .338 2007-08 Craig Robinson 19 11 11-3 (2nd) J. Gerald Alaimo 9 88-145-0 .378 2008-09 Jesse Agel 9 19 3-11 (8th) Joseph A. Mullaney 3 29-49-0 .372 Overall Record 917 1336 Michael Cingiser 10 93-170-0 .354 Frank Dobbs 8 67-141 .322 Glen Miller 7 93-99 .484 Craig Robinson 2 30-28 .517 Jesse Agel 1 9-19 .321
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291664.P.indd 61 11/6/09 8:25:20 AM Brown Team Awards Recognizing the great players in Brown history
J. Richmond Woody Grimshaw Thomas Hoaagland Rusty Tyler ’71 Bernard V. Buonanno, Fales Trophy Memorial Award ’63 Award Coaches Award Jr. ’60 Award This trophy is awarded to that This trophy is named in hon- The Thomas Hoagland ’63 Award, Re-named in honor of Rus- Initiated in 1992, the Bernard member of the varsity team or of former Brown player initiated in 1992, is presented to sell J. Tyler in 2002, the V. Buonanno, Jr. ’60 Award is who, through sportsmanship, Woody Grimshaw, who was the member of the varsity team Rusty Tyler ’71 Award goes given to that member of the performance and influence, also a long-time successful who exemplifies true unselfish- to the member of the team varsity team who, through has contributed the most to basketball coach at Tufts. ness through commitment and who, through total dedica- dedication in the classroom the sport at Brown. It is presented annually to hard work both on the court and tion and loyalty, has given and on the court, has exem- that member of the team in the community. the most of themselves for plified the true meaning of 1957 John Lyden showing the most positive the good of the team. the scholar-athlete. 1958 J. Gerald Alaimo attitude and the best spirit. 1992 Chuck Savage 1959 Allan Poulson 1993 David Barba 1992 Cory Diamond 1992 Jon Drezner 1960 Clifford Ehrlich 1982 Bill Chapman 1994 Doug Stewart 1993 Saurin Shah 1993 Darrin Bradley 1961 Forest A. Broman 1983 Dave Browne 1995 Brian Lloyd 1994 Johannes Kaps 1994 Jade Newburn 1962 Michael P. Cingiser 1985 Mike Waitkus 1996 Eric Blackiston 1995 Dan Forbes & 1995 Jade Newburn 1986 Jim Turner 1963 Eugene F. Barth 1997 Jade Newburn Jade Newburn 1996 Jade Newburn 1987 David Visscher Paul Krasinski 1996 Chris Buenning 1964 Francis Driscoll 1998 1997 Jade Newburn 1965 Jay Jones 1988 Sean Moran 1999 Scott Sienkiewicz 1997 Chris White 1998 Scott Sienkiewicz 1966 Donald Tarr 1989 Jon Drezner 2000 Corey Vandiver 1998 David Martinelli, Jr. 1999 Jesse Wood/ 1967 Alan Fishman 1990 Rick Lloyd 2001 Josh Meyer 1999 George Quievryn 1968 William Reynolds, 1992 Rodd Torbert & 2003 Earl Hunt 2000 Alai Nuualiitia Josh Meyer Richard Landau Kevelin Capers 2004 Robert Humm 2001 Tyler Driggers 2000 Josh Meyer 1969 Bruce Moger 1993 Vernon Clayton 2005 Luke Ruscoe 2002 Josh Meyer 2001 Jesse Wood 1970 Peter Jusczyk 1994 Darrin Bradley 2006 Luke Ruscoe 2003 Alai Nuualiitia 2002 Josh Meyer 1971 Russell J. Tyler 1995 James Joseph 2007 Mark McAndrew 2004 Mike Martin 2003 Patrick Powers 1972 Arnold Berman 1996 Oris Bryant 2008 Mark MacDonald 2005 Marcus Becker 2004 Patrick Powers 1973 Phil Brown 1997 Michael Catapano 2009 Scott Friske 2006 Mark McAndrew 2005 P.J. Flaherty 1974 Jim Burke 1998 Jason Sewer 2007 Damon Huffman 2006 Marcus Becker 1975 Phil Brown 1999 Corey Vandiver 2008 Chris Skrelja 2007 Mark McAndrew 2000 Jesse Wood Chris Skrelja 1976 Brian Saunders 2009 2008 Mark McAndrew 2001 Omari Ware 1977 Rob Crichton 2009 Garrett Leffelman 1978 Tom Farrell 2003 Robert Humm 1979 Andy Dolan 2004 Jaime Kilburn 1980 Peter Moss Andrew Salter 1981 Bill Chapman 2005 Marcus Becker 1982 Steve Bowman 2006 John Kresse 1983 Bill Chapman 2007 Sam Manhanga 1984 Alex Bynum 2008 Damon Huffman 1985 Todd Mulder 2009 Chris Taylor 1986 Mike Waitkus 1987 Patrick Lynch & Family 1988 Sean Moran 1989 Bernard Muir 1990 David Efron 1991 Mike Gates 1992 Rick Lloyd 1993 Eric Blackiston 1994 Brian Lloyd 1995 Eric Blackiston 1996 Steven Silas 1997 Aaron Butler 1998 Paul Krasinkski 1999 Kamal Rountree 2000 Alai Nuualiitia 2001 Earl Hunt 2002 Earl Hunt 2003 Earl Hunt 2004 Jason Forte 2005 Jason Forte 2006 Keenan Jeppesen 2007 Mark McAndrew 2008 Mark McAndrew 2009 Matt Mullery Corey Vandiver ’00 Mike Martin ’04 Darrin Bradley ’94 Scott Friske ’09
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291664.P.indd 62 11/6/09 8:25:33 AM Brown Team Awards Recognizing the great players in Brown history
Dave Zucconi ’55 Stan Ward Robert Wya Jim Turner ’86 Athletic “Unsung Hero” Award Award Award Award Hall Of Fame This award was established in The Stan Ward Award is named in The Robert Wya Award is given Presented to the member of the The Brown Univer- 2004 as a tribute to Brown Uni- honor of former Brown head bas- to that member of the team whose team who through hard work and sity Athletic Hall versity’s most beloved alumnus. It ketball coach Stan Ward. It is the dedication, extra effort, and hard dedication has improved the most of Fame seeks to is presented to that team member “Quiet Man” award, presented work demonstrated his love for throughout the year. recognize alumni who, through his extraordinary annually to the player who, in a the game. The award was discon- and others who, efforts, strength of character, and quiet, unobtrusive way, contrib- tinued in 2004. 1995 Joel Koplik through out- dogged determination, epitomizes utes the most to the team. 1996 Jason Sewer standing performance and achieve- Dave’s selfless efforts on behalf 1994 Steven Silas 1997 Jason Rowley ment in the field of athletics, have of Brown Basketball. This is the 1986 Darren Brady 1995 Oris Bryant 1998 Kamal Rountree brought special honor to Brown. “Unsung Hero” Award. Selection is based on how each 1987 Todd Murray 1996 Brian Lloyd 1999 Omari Ware 1988 Anthony Katsaros 1997 Oggie Kapetanovic candidate fared against the best pos- 2004 2000 Omari Ware sible regional and national competi- Mike Martin 1989 Arthur Jackson 1998 Corey Vandiver 2006 2001 Shaun Etheridge tion of his or her era, either in college Sco Friske 1990 Bernard Muir 1999 Jihan Bowes-Lile 2005 2003 Jason Forte or aer graduation. The Hall of Fame Damon Huffman 1991 Bill Coffey 2000 Earl Hunt 2007 Marcus Becker 2004 Patrick Powers was started in 1971. Those selected in 1992 Chris Gosk & 2001 Mike Martin men’s basketball are . . . 2008 Jaime Kilburn Peter Sullivan Kirk Lowry 2003 Mike Martin 2009 Adrian Williams 2005 Damon Huffman 1993 Darron Mills 2006 Christopher Skrelja Oscar W. Rackle ’06 1994 Oris Bryant 2007 Nathan Eads Lou Pieri ’20 1995 Alan Cole 2008 Ma Mullery Jack M. Heffernan ’28 1996 James Joseph 2009 Peter Sullivan E. Kenneth Kennedy ’37 1997 Dan Forbes Harry Pla ’40 1998 Victor Lesley John A. Padden ’41 1999 Travis Brown John W. Bach ’46 2000 Shaun Etheridge George W. Grimshaw ’47 2001 Alai Nuualiitia Frederick A. Kozak ’50 2003 Jaime Kilburn Francis H. Mahoney ’50 2004 Luke Ruscoe Ludwig W. Murgo ’54 2005 Marcus Becker Edward J. Tooley ’55 James G. Alaimo ’58 2006 Damon Huffman Joseph J. Tebo ’58 2008 Sco Friske Michael P. Cingiser ’62 2009 Peter Sullivan Marcus Becker ’07 Eugene F. Barth ’63 William W. Reynolds ’68 Russell J. Tyler ’71 Arnold L. Berman ’72 Philip H. Brown ’75 Eddie Morris ’75 Brian Saunders ’77 Peter V. Moss ’80 Jim Turner ’86 Steve Silas ’96 Michael Waitkus ’86 Team - 1986 Ivy Champions Marcus K. Thompson ’89 Rick Lloyd ’92 Charles W. Savage ’92 Eric L. Blackiston ’96 Brian Lloyd ’96
Mark MacDonald ’08 Omari Ware ’02 Gene Barth ’63
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291664.P.indd 63 11/6/09 8:25:51 AM Ivy League Honors Greatness in the League 1929-1963
Brown’s All-Ivy Selections Ivy League Note: These are the official selections of the Ivy Player-Of-The-Year coaches, a practice which was initiated in 1956 when The Ivy League basketball player-of-the-year was the League was formalized. established in 1975 and is determined by vote of the League’s coaches. First Team 1956 ...... Joe Tebo 1979-80 ...... Peter Moss, Brown 1960 ...... Mike. Cingiser 1985-86 ...... Jim Turner, Brown 1961 ...... Mike. Cingiser 2003-04 ...... Jason Forte, Brown 1962 ...... Mike Cingiser 1963 ...... Gene Barth Ivy League 1972 ...... Arnie Berman Rookie-Of-The-Year Carlos Williams, 1990 Ivy League Rookie of the Year 1974 ...... Phil Brown, Eddie Morris The Ivy League basketball rookie-of-the-year was 1975 ...... PhilBrown established in 1971 as sophomore-of-the-year and 1976 ...... BrianSaunders 1977 ...... Brian Saunders changed to rookie in 1978-79 to reflect freshman eligibil- 1979 ...... Peter Moss ity. It is determined by vote of the League’s coaches. 1980 ...... Peter. Moss 1982-83 ...... Mike Waitkus, Brown 1985 ...... Todd. Mulder 1989-90 ...... Carlos Williams, Brown 1986 ...... Jim Turner 2004-05 ...... Damon Huffman, Brown 1995 ...... Eric Blackiston 2001 ...... Earl. Hunt 2002 ...... Earl Hunt Academic All-Ivy Selections 2003 ...... Earl Hunt, Jason Forte Marcus Becker ...... 2005,2006 Alai Nuualiitia Paul Krasinski ...... 1998 2004 ...... JasonForte Rick Lloyd ...... 1992 2005 ...... JasonForte Mark McAndrew ...... 2007, 2008 2007 ...... Mark. McAndrew Josh Meyer ...... 2002 2008 .Mark McAndrew, Damon Huffman Matt Mullery ...... 2009 2009 ...... Matt Mullery Jade Newburn ...... 1997 Patrick Powers ...... 2003, 2004 Mike Cingiser ’62 Second Team Jesse Wood ...... 2000, 2001 1958 ...... Gerry Alaimo 1959 ...... Cliff. Ehrlich 1961 ...... Forrest. Broman 1964 ...... Dave Tarr 1971 ...... Rusty Tyler, Arnie Berman 1973 ...... PhilBrown 1975 ...... EddieMorris 1981 ...... Ira. James 1982 ...... Ira James 1983 ...... Mike Waitkus 1986 ...... Mike Waitkus 1988 ...... MarcusThompson 1990 . . . Chuck. Savage, Carlos Williams 1992 ...... Rick Lloyd 1995 ...... Brian Lloyd 1996 ...... Brian Lloyd 1999 ...... Kamal Rountree 2001 ...... Alai. Nuualiitia 2004 ...... Jaime Kilburn, Pat Powers 2006 ...... Keenan Jeppesen 2008 ...... Chris Skrelja
All-Ivy Cliff Ehrlich ’60 Jason Forte ’05 - Ivy Player of the Year
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291664.P.indd 64 11/6/09 8:26:15 AM Ivy League Honors All-Time Letterwinners Greatness in the League 1929-1963
1929 1936 1942 1947 1953 1959 R.O. Bromi ’31 S. S. Armstrong ’36 G. P. Delaney ’43 E. W. Corner ’49 B. W. Arnold ’55 J. E. Bellevance ’60 L. Farbon ’29 W. W. Burbank ’37 L. Dunn ’42 V. D’Angelo ’50 E. F. Kincade ’55 J. F. Bennett ’59 W. L. Fogarty ’31 E. K. Kennedy ’37 J. H. Gregory ’43 P. L. Flick ’49 R. J. Malkiewicz ’55 F. A. Broman ’61 H. Heller ’29 A. B. Morcom ’37 R. E. McGowan ’43 R. C. Friend ’50 L. W. Murgo ’54 (Capt.) A. E. Diussa ’60 H. R. Smith ’30 (Capt.) R. F. Noonan ’36 (Capt.) H. E. Miller, Jr. ’44 G. W. Grimshaw ’47 J. F. Pendergast ’55 C. J. Ehrlich ’60 P. A. Snyder ’31 A. Sharkey ’38 H. D. Pogson ’42 (Capt.) N. A. Spinrthall ’54 R. L. Hurley ’61 A. W. Marteau ’29 (Mgr.) W. P. Gregory ’36 S. W. Pounaras ’42 F. H. Mahoney ’50 E. J. Tooley ’55 P. Kallas ’60 E. D. Sheffe, Jr. ’42 (Capt.) H. E. Miller ’47 C. Mitchell ’61 1930 1937 R. H. Swingler ’44 F. A. Schultz ’49 1954 A. Poulsen ’59 (Capt.) R. O. Bromi ’31 W. E. Chichester ’38 J. H. Thompson, Jr. ’44 D. D. Parker ’47 (Co-Mgr.) B. W. Arnold ’55 D. C. Reed ’60 J. R. Caulkins ’32 W. W. Burbank ’37 J. A. Wood ’44 A. F. Avantaggio ’47 (Co-Mgr.) C. L. Blakfort ’54 W. P. Suter ’59 H. L. Harris ’32 P. F. Clements ’37 J. F. Lockett, Jr. ’42 (Mgr.) C. I. Judkins ’54 W. Wallace ’59 (Mgr.) F. E. Hemelright ’31 E. K. Kennedy ’37 (Capt.) 1948 E. F. Kincade ’55 R. K. Karp ’60 (Asst. Mgr.) C. H. Mautell ’32 G. Larkowich ’39 1943 J. A. Cooney ’48 R. J. Malkiewicz ’55 R. H. Morey ’31 A. B. Morcom ’37 E. A. Blakey ’44 E. B. Corcoran ’50 L. W. Murgo ’54 (Capt.) 1960 J. Schein ’31 A. Sharkey ’38 E. W. Corner ’46 E. W. Corner ’49 (Capt.) W. B. Olstad ’54 J. E. Bellevance ’60 P. A. Snyder ’31 (Capt.) G. H. Truman ’39 G. P. Delaney ’43 (Capt.) G. D. Jones ’50 J. F. Pendergast ’55 D. W. Brockway ’62 E. A. Sherwood ’30 (Mgr.) W. P. Horn, Jr. ’37 (Mgr.) J. H. Gregory ’43 A. G. Kovachik ’49 N. A. Spinrthall ’54 F. A. Broman ’61 P. F. Hartung, Jr. ’43 H. D. Lapides ’50 E. J. Tooley ’55 M. P. Cingiser ’62 1931 1938 N. M. Marshall ’43 J. V. Paterno ’50 A. E. Diussa ’60 J. R. Caulkins ’32 D. K. Burkhart ’38 H. E. Miller, Jr. ’44 K. F. Provost ’50 1955 C. J. Ehrlich ’60 (Co-Capt.) F. E. Hemelright ’31 L. M. Campbell ’39 F. A. Schultz ’46 R. G. Smith ’48 B. W. Arnold ’55 T. F. Gottfried ’62 C. H. Mautell ’32 W. E. Chichester ’38 R. H. Swingler ’44 G. Sotiropoulos ’50 P. L. Campisi ’56 G. E. Heath ’62 J. G. Sawyer ’32 W. L. Glatfelter ’40 J. J. Tyrrell, Jr. ’44 G. F. Tyrrell ’50 W. P. Gerould ’56 D. C. Reed ’60 (Co-Capt.) J. Schein ’31 W. E. Kelly ’40 J. A. Wood ’44 E. F. Kincade ’55 J. P. Taddiken ’62 W. M. Skinner ’32 W. B. Mullen ’40 G. M. Leach ’43 (Mgr.) 1949 S. B. Lubin ’56 R. A. Hudson ’61 (Mgr.) P. A. Snyder ’31 (Capt.) H. Platt ’40 J. A. Cooney ’49 (Co-Capt.) R. Malkiewicz ’55 R. P. Steinen ’62 (Asst. Mgr.) J. J. Walsh ’32 W. I. Sadowsky ’38 1944 E. B. Corcoran ’50 C. W. Merritt ’56 W. R. Kuinard ’31 (Mgr.) A. Sharkey ’38 (Capt.) B. K. Adams ’45 E. C. Creswell ’51 J. F. Pendergast ’55 1961 A. A. Staff ’38 E. A. Blakey ’45 (Capt.) A. G. Kovachik ’49 (Co-Capt.) R. S. Popp ’55 E. F. Barth ’63 1932 G. H. Turman ’39 A. W. Bussey ’47 F. A. Kozek ’51 E. J. Tooley ’55 (Capt.) B. N. Behn ’62 J. R. Caulkins ’32 (Capt.) R. L. Richard ’38 (Mgr.) D. D. Dest ’46 J. B. Lynch ’49 F. A. Broman ’61 (Capt.) O. P. Hammer ’34 G. W. Grimshaw ’47 F. H. Mahoney ’50 1956 M. P. Cingiser ’62 H. F. Malkowski ’32 1939 A. H. Hartley, Jr. ’46 J. V. Paterno ’50 J. G. Alaimo ’58 T. F. Gottfried ’62 C. H. Mautell ’32 L. M. Campbell ’39 D. C. Krammes ’46 B. F. Patrick ’50 P. L. Campisi ’56 G. E. Heath ’62 R. H. Morse ’34 G. W. Fischer ’41 M. A. Phillips ’46 D. L. Thurott ’51 J. G. Ewing ’56 W. G. Oellrich ’63 H. S. Phillips ’34 W. B. Mullen ’40 P. B. Zuber ’47 G. F. Tyrrell ’50 J. V. Lyden ’57 D. F. Remington ’61 J. G. Sawyer ’32 J. A. Padden, Jr. ’41 C. H. .Whelan ’50 M. R. McCreery ’58 J. P. Taddiken ’62 C. A. Dethloff ’32 (Mgr.) R. R. Person ’41 1945 E. DeWitt ’50 (Mgr.) J. F. McDaniels ’57 R. A. Hudson ’61 (Mgr.) H. Platt ’40 J. W. Bach ’46 C. W. Merritt ’56 (Capt.) L. A. Chasin ’62 (Mgr.) 1933 G. H. Truman ’39 (Capt.) A. W. Bussey ’47 1950 A. P. Smith ’56 C. H. Floren ’35 F. C. Wilson ’41 T. L. Culbertson ’46 M. J. Badoian ’52 J. J. Tebo ’58 1962 O. P. Hammer ’34 (Capt.) J. M. Volkhardt ’39 (Mgr.) G. T. Gates ’47 E. B. Corcoran ’51 W. G. Wadsworth ’57 E. F. Barth ’63 W. J. Karaban ’35 G. W. Grimshaw ’47 (Capt.) E. C. Creswell ’51 B. N. Behn ’62 H. F. Malkowski ’34 1940 A. H. Hartley ’46 E. P. John ’50 1957 D. M. Brockway ’62 R. H. Morse ’34 G. G. Davis ’41 M. A. Phillips ’46 F. A. Kozek ’51 J. G. Alaimo ’58 M. P. Cingiser ’62 (Capt.) O. E. Neidlinger ’33 W. E. Kelly ’40 H. E. Reese ’47 F. H. Mahoney ’50 (Capt.) J. F. Bennett ’59 F. M. Driscoll ’64 R. H . Smith ’34 W. B. Mullen ’40 C. F. Roth ’46 B. F. Patrick ’50 N. J. Bogar ’59 T. F. Gottfried ’62 W. J. Walsh ’33 J. A. Padden, Jr. ’41 P. B. Zuber ’47 K. F. Provost ’50 G. A. Forsythe ’59 G. L. Nell ’64 H. P. Skinner ’33 (Mgr.) R. R. Person ’41 P. S. Given ’47 (Mgr.) G. F. Tyrrell ’50 R. B. Harrison ’59 J. P. Taddiken ’62 H. Platt ’40 (Capt.) A. R. Dow ’47 (Mgr.) C. H. Whelan ’51 J. V. Lyden ’57 (Capt.) A. H. Young ’64 1934 E. T. Savignano ’42 E. DeWitt ’50 (Mgr.) M. R. McCreery ’58 M. A. Cardozo ’63 (Mgr.) C. H. Floren ’35 E. D. Sheffe, Jr. ’42 1946 A. Poulsen ’59 R. J. Aarenson ’64 (Asst. Mgr.) O. P. Hammer ’34 (Capt.) R. E. Staff ’40 H. W. Baker ’48 1951 W. P. Suter ’59 B. Orsenstein ’63 (Asst. Mgr.) H. F. Malkowski ’34 F. C. Wilson ’41 R. F. Brownell ’49 M. J. Badoian ’52 J. J. Tebo ’58 G. A. Morin ’35 J. H. Brigleb ’40 (Mgr.) P. L. Capp ’48 D. R. Carter ’53 W. G. Wadsworth ’57 1963 R. H. Morse ’34 M. E. Costa ’48 J. Christopher ’53 J. F. Wright ’59 E. F. Barth ’63 (Capt.) R. F. Noonan ’36 1941 G. W. Grimshaw ’47 (Capt.) E. C. Creswell ’51 J. J. Roe ’57 (Mgr.) J. A. Dodge ’65 D. V. Reed ’35 G. G. Davis ’41 A. B. Hoying ’47 A. R. Gauthier ’51 W. Cotter ’58 (Asst. Mgr.) F. M. Driscoll ’64 N. Samdperil ’35 G. P. Delaney ’43 G. R. Kolbourn ’49 F. A. Kozek ’51 (Capt.) W. R. Wallace ’59 (Asst. Mgr.) D. A. Jones ’65 A. V. Sizer ’36 G. W. Fisher ’41 E. A. Netski ’47 V. S. Piscuskis ’53 G. J. Merrill ’65 M. A. Rothleiu ’34 (Mgr.) R. E. McGowan ’43 P. A. Nickel ’48 C. H. Whelan ’51 1958 G. L. Nell ’64 J. A. Padden, Jr. ’41 (Co-Capt.) H. E. Reese ’47 R. S. McConnell ’52 J. G. Alaimo ’58 (Co-Capt.) W. G. Oellrich ’63 1935 R. R. Person ’41 R. H. Swingler ’47 R. Wagner ’52 (Mgr.) J. F. Bennett ’59 J. C. Parry ’65 J. H. Biggs ’37 H. D. Pogson ’42 G. M. Watts ’47 N. J. Bogar ’59 R. D. Tarr ’65 W. W. Burbank ’37 S. W. Pounaras ’42 M. F. Wines ’47 1952 G. A. Forsythe ’59 A. H. Young ’64 C. H. Floren ’35 (Capt.) E. D. Sheffe, Jr. ’42 D. A. Zuber ’49 M. J. Badoian ’52 (Capt.) M. R. McCreery ’58 R. J. Aarenson ’64 (Asst. Mgr.) W. J. Karaban ’35 J. Sokol ’41 (Co-Capt.) P. B. Zuber ’47 W. W. Corcoran ’52 A. Poulsen ’59 J. Peters ’64 (Mgr.) K. D. Kennedy ’37 G. I. Palmer ’41 (Mgr.) J. E. Wagner ’47 (Mgr.) C. J. Judkins ’54 W. P. Suter ’59 A. B. Morcom ’37 J. J. Westerfield ’47 (Asst. Mgr.) A. Lederman ’54 J. J. Tebo ’58 (Co-Capt.) R. F. Noonan ’36 D. L. Hall ’47 (Asst. Mgr.) R. S. MacConnell ’52 W. Cotter ’58 (Mgr.) N. Samdperil ’35 L. W. Murgo ’54 W. Wallace ’59 (Asst. Mgr.) H. Van Aken ’36 J. F. Novatney ’52 R. K. Karp ’60 (Asst. Mgr.) E. L. Read ’35 (Mgr.) S. G. Plentzas ’54 L. Karpman ’60 (Asst. Mgr.) N. A. Sprinthall ’54
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1973 1978 1982 1986 W. F. Almon ’75 W. C. Baker ’78 H. O. Bell ’85 D. P. Brady ’86 (Tri-Capt.) P. H. Brown ’75 A. J. Dolan ’79 S. M. Bowman ’82 (Co-Capt.) T. G. Buerk ’86 J. M. Burke ’74 T. G. Farrell ’78 (Capt.) D. W. Brittain ’85 C. L. Burge ’89 S. J. Busam ’75 A. Haneefe ’79 A. D. Bynum ’84 T. Chaney ’89 V. A. Clarke ’75 B. C. Rhodes ’79 W. L. Chapman ’83 C. Dowling ’89 R. J. Cureton ’73 (Capt.) I. H. James ’84 G. T. Gore ’89 L. J. Desvigne ’75 1979 S. E. Langs ’85 A. O. Katsaros ’88 M. Flynn ’74 P. J. Cameron ’81 J. A. McBride ’84 P. C. Lynch ’87 E. P. Morris ’75 W. L. Chinetti ’79 J. F. Mihaley ’84 S. P. Moran ’88 J. J. Regan ’75 A. J. Dolan ’79 (Capt.) T. W. Mulder ’85 T. A. Murray ’87 C. A. Gallo ’74 (Mgr.) R. A. Friedman ’79 T. V. Mundy ’82 (Co-Capt.) T. E. Smith ’88 S. M. Kroll ’81 J. C. Samsen ’84 D. A. Taylor ’86 1974 R. A. Lambert ’79 M. K. Thompson ’89 P. H. Brown ’75 (Capt.) S. C. McCarthy ’81 1983 J. S. Turner ’86 (Tri-Capt.) Lou Murgo ’54, Mike Cingiser ’62 & Harry Platt ’40 J. M. Burke ’74 P. V. Moss ’80 H. O. Bell ’85 D. T. Visscher ’87 S. J. Busam ’75 T. H. Robinson ’79 D. P. Brady ’86 M. G. Waitkus ’86 (Tri-Capt.) 1964 1968 V. A. Clarke ’75 R. C. Stanley ’81 D. H. Browne ’83 J.A. Dodge ’65 J. G. Donaldson ’68 L. J. Desvigne ’75 J. R. Sweetser ’80 A. D. Bynum ’84 1987 F. M. Driscoll ’64 W. J. Goldsmith ’69 M. Flynn ’74 T. J. Ziko ’81 W. L. Chapman ’83 (Capt.) C. L. Burge ’89 D. A. Jones ’65 R. S. Landau ’68 (Co-Capt.) E. P. Morris ’75 P. S. Eckstein ’85 T. Chaney ’89 S. J. Kadison ’66 B. D. Moger ’69 J. J. Regan ’75 1980 J. E. Gooding ’86 P. W. Grunau ’87 G. J. Merrill ’65 R. F. Purvis ’69 C. A. Gallo ’74 (Mgr.) S. M. Bowman ’82 S. E. Langs ’85 A. Jackson ’90 A. A. Milanesi ’66 W. W. Reynolds ’68 (Co-apt.) P. J. Cameron ’81 J. A. McBride ’84 A. O. Katsaros ’88 P. E. Schuster ’65 J. J. Ross ’70 1975 W. L. Chapman ’83 T. W. Mulder ’85 T. J. Klock ’90 D. Tarr ’66 S. W. Siguar ’68 P. H. Brown ’75 (Capt.) D. C. Erickson ’83 J. M. Thompson ’86 P. C. Lynch ’87 (Tri-Capt.) R. D. Tarr ’65 J. A. Stankovic ’70 S. J. Busam ’75 I. H. James ’84 J. S. Turner ’86 S. P. Moran ’88 A. H. Young ’64 R. E. Wakefield ’70 V. A. Clarke ’75 S. M. Kroll ’81 M. G. Waitkus ’86 B. M. Muri ’90 S. A. Schwartz ’66 (Mgr.) P. W. Jusczyk ’70 (Mgr.) L. J. Desvigne ’75 S. C. McCarthy ’81 E. M. Wayda ’86 T. A. Murray ’87 (Tri-Capt.) P. L. Lambert ’70 (Mgr.) E. P. Morris ’75 P. V. Moss ’80 (Capt.) M. S. Rudolph ’90 1965 D. A. Raila ’76 T. V. Mundy ’82 1984 D. A. Taylor ’87 J. A. Dodge ’65 1969 R. C. Stanley ’81 K. Bigby ’87 M. K. Thompson ’89 M. C. Fahey ’67 M. E. Danner ’71 1976 J. R. Sweetser ’80 D. P. Brady ’86 D. T. Visscher ’87 (Tri-Capt.) A. H. Fishman ’67 W. J. Goldsmith ’69 C. W. Boulware ’77 A. D. Bynum ’84 (Capt.) D. L. Whitmore ’90 D. Gale ’67 W. E. Kahn ’71 R. J. Crichton ’77 1981 M. W. Daly ’87 D. A. Jones ’65 B. D. Moger ’69 (Co-Capt.) G. A. Druitt ’77 S. M. Bowman ’82 J. E. Gooding ’86 1988 J. E. Jones ’65 (Capt.) R. S. Pratt ’71 D. A. Raila ’76 A. D. Bynum ’84 J. Graves ’86 C. L. Burge ’89 S. J. Kadison ’66 R. F. Purvis ’69 (Co-Capt.) B. Saunders ’77 (Capt.) P. J. Cameron ’81 (Tri-Capt.) K. Lahiff ’87 T. Chaney ’89 G. J. Merrill ’65 L. R. Roederscheimer ’71 W. L. Chapman ’83 S. E. Langs ’85 W. Coffey ’91 A. A. Milanesi ’66 A. J. Shers ’71 1977 D. C. Erickson ’83 P. C. Lynch ’87 C. Dowling ’89 R. D. Tarr ’65 J. A. Stankovic ’70 E. C. Bernard ’77 I. H. James ’84 T. W. Mulder ’85 M. Gates ’91 D. Tarr ’66 R. J. Tyler ’71 J. R. Bradshaw ’79 M. V. Jones ’84 T. A. Murray ’87 A. Jackson ’90 S. A. Schwartz ’66 (Mgr.) R. E. Wakefield ’70 R. J. Crichton ’77 J. A. McBride ’84 (Tri-Capt.) J. J. O’Hara ’85 A. O. Katsaros ’88 (Co-Capt.) P. W. Jusczyk ’70 (Mgr.) A. J. Dolan ’79 S. C. McCarthy ’81 (Tri-Capt.) D. A. Taylor ’87 T. J. Klock ’90 1966 L. P. Haller ’69 (Mgr.) T. G. Farrell ’78 J. F. Mihaley ’84 J. S. Turner ’87 S. P. Moran ’88 (Co-Capt.) J. G. Donaldson ’68 A. Haneefe ’79 T. V. Mundy ’82 M. G. Waitkus ’86 B. M. Muir ’90 M. C. Fahey ’67 1970 P. Harrell ’79 M. H. Pedi ’84 E. W. Wayda ’86 J. Pijanowski ’91 A. H. Fishman ’67 A. L. Berman ’72 C. Mack ’79 J. C. Samsen ’84 M. S. Rudolph ’90 D. Gale ’67 O. Colvin ’71 B. C. Rhodes ’79 R. C. Stanley ’81 1985 M. K. Thompson ’89 D. G. Houghton ’66 W. E. Kahn ’71 B. Saunders ’77 (Capt.) H. O. Bell ’85 M. Traina ’91 S. J. Kadison ’66 W. L. Kolkmeyer ’72 G. F. Scotland ’77 K. Bigby ’87 D. L. Whitmore ’90 R. S. Landau ’68 R. S. Pratt ’71 D. P. Brady ’86 W. W. Reynolds ’68 R. J. Tyler ’71 T. G. Buerk ’86 1989 S. W. Siguar ’68 P. W. Jusczyk ’70 (Mgr.) M. W. Daly ’87 C. L. Burge ’89 (Tri-Capt.) S. K. Smith ’67 J. E. Gooding ’86 W. Coffey ’90 D. Tarr ’66 (Capt.) 1971 A. O. Katsaros ’88 C. Dowling ’89 (Tri-Capt.) S. A. Schwartz’66 (Mgr.) A. L. Berman ’72 S. E. Langs ’85 (Co-Capt.) J. A. Drezner ’92 J. T. Cahill ’73 P. C. Lynch ’87 M. Gates ’91 1967 A. R. Gallotta ’73 T. W. Mulder ’85 (Co-Capt.) C. T. Gosk ’92 A. H. Fishman ’67 (Capt.) R. M. Hansen ’73 T. A. Murray ’87 A. Jackson ’90 D. Gale ’67 R. M. Kolkmeyer ’72 D. A. Taylor ’87 R. R. Lloyd ’92 R. S. Landau ’68 R. S. Pratt ’71 J. S. Turner ’86 T.K. Lowry ’92 B. D. Moger ’69 R. C. Stiff ’73 M. G. Waitkus ’86 B. Muir ’90 R. F. Purvis ’69 C. J. Tillery ’73 E. W. Wayda ’86 C. W. Savage ’92 W. W. Reynolds ’68 R. J. Tyler ’71 (Capt.) S. J. Thomas ’92 S. W. Siguar ’68 F. A. Besoa ’71 (Mgr.) M. K. Thompson ’89 (Tri-Capt.) W. S. Ring ’68 (Mgr.) D. L. Whitmore ’90 1972 A. L. Berman ’72 J. M. Burke ’74 R. J. Cureton ’73 M. Flynn ’74 G. M. Glass ’74 W. L. Kolkmeyer ’72 (Capt.) W. C. Mead ’74 R. C. Stiff ’73 C. J. Tillery ’73 C. A. Gallo ’74 (Mgr.) Russ Tyler ’71 and Head Coach Gerry Alaimo ’58
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1993 1997 D. M. Barba ’94 J. L. Bucci ’00 E. L. Blackiston ’96 A. C. Butler ’99 D. Bradley ’94 M. F. Catapano ’97 O. T. Bryant ’96 D. P. Forbes ’97 V. R. Clayton ’93 (Co-Capt.) O. Kapetanovic ’00 A. Cole ’95 P. E. Krasinski ’98 J. R. Joseph ’96 V. H. Lesley ’98 J. A. Kaps ’96 J. E. Newburn ’97 J. M. Koplik ’95 J. J. Perry ’00 B. S. Lloyd ’96 K.A. Rountree ’99 D. S. Mills ’93 (Co-Capt.) J. M. Rowley ’97 (Co-Capt.) M. H. Mumcuoglu ’96 J. A. Sewer ’98 S. P. Silas ’96 S.T. Sienkiewicz ’99 M. Smith ’95 C. A. Vandiver ’00 Ira James ’84 D. K. Stewart ’94 C. A. White ’97 (Co-Capt.) 2001-2002 Team D. Martinelli ’98 (Mgr.) 1994 G. Quiveryn ’99 (Mgr.) 1990 E. L. Blackiston ’96 B. J. Batory ’93 D. Bradley ’94 (Tri-Capt.) 1998 2001 2004 2007 V. R. Clayton ’93 O. T. Bryant ’96 T. G. Amon ’01 R. M. Carrington ’04 M.J. Becker ’07 C. W. Aldridge ’10 W. C. Coffey ’91 C. L. Buenning ’96 J. L. Bucci ’00 W. E. Collier ’04 A.R. Braun ’06 M. J. Becker ’07 J. A. Drezner ’92 A. Cole ’95 (Tri-Capt.) M. J. D’Antoni ’01 T. G. Driggers ’01 K. Chones ’07 N. N. Eads ’08 M. G. Gates ’91 E. M. Horne ’97 T. G. Driggers ’01 S. P. Etheridge ’02 P.J. Flaherty ’07 S. M. Friske ’09 C. T. Gosk ’92 J. R. Joseph ’96 P. B. Johnson ’01 B. Howard ’03 J.A. Forte ’05 S. D. Gruber ’10 A. F. Jackson ’90 (Co-Capt.) J. A. Kaps ’96 O. Kapetanovic ’00 E. E. Hunt ’03 J. Kilburn ’04 D. Huffman ’08 R. R. Lloyd ’92 J. M. Koplik ’95 P. E. Krasinski ’98 (Tri-Capt.) J. Kilburn ’04 S.P. Manhanga ’07 M. J. MacDonald ’09 T. K. Lowry ’92 B. S. Lloyd ’96 V. H. Lesley ’98 (Tri-Capt.) M. F. Martin ’04 M.F. Martin ’04 S. P. Manhanga ’08 D. S. Mills ’93 J. E. Newburn ’97 S. Moore ’02 M. C. McCloskey ’04 S.T. McDonald ’06 M. J. McAndrew ’08 B. M. Muir ’90 (Co-Capt.) J. M. Rowley ’97 P. G. Nee ’01 M. J. McLeggon ’04 W.P. Powers ’04 M. K. Mullery ’10 C. W. Savage ’92 S. P. Silas ’96 J. J. Perry ’00 J. P. Meyer ’02 L.S. Ruscoe ’06 C. A. Skrelja ’09 S. J. Thomas ’92 D. K. Stewart ’94 (Tri-Capt.) K. A. Rountree ’99 A. A. Nuualiitia ’03 A.M. Salter ’06 A. Conrad ’07 (mgr.) R. R. Torbert ’92 C. G. Thanos ’97 J. A. Sewer ’98 (Tri-Capt.) W. P. Powers ’04 R.J. Humm ’04 (mgr.) D. Caruolo ’09 (mgr.) C. W. Williams ’93 C. A. White ’97 S. T. Sienkiewicz ’99 J. B. Simpson ’04 C. Diamond ’92 (Mgr.) C. A. Vandiver ’00 O. R. Ware ’02 2005 2008 1995 D. Martinelli ’98 (Mgr.) J. J. Wood ’02 M.J. Becker ’07 C.W. Aldridge ‘10 1991 E. L. Blackiston ’96 (Tri-Capt.) G. Quiveryn ’99 (Mgr.) R. J. Humm ’04 (Mgr.) A. W. Coulibaly ’08 S.M. Friske ‘09 V. R. Clayton ’93 O. T. Bryant ’96 M. Troutman ’04 (Mgr.) J. V. Daniels ’08 S.D. Gruber ‘10 W. C. Coffee ’91 (Tri-Capt.) C. L. Buenning ’96 1999 N. N. Eads ’07 S.M. Kane ‘11 J. A. Drezner ’92 A. Cole ’95 (Tri-Capt.) T. G. Amon ’01 2002 P.J. Flaherty ’07 M.F. Kelly ‘11 M. G. Gates ’91 (Tri-Capt.) D. P. Forbes ’97 J. T. Brown ’02 N.N. Eads ’05 J. A. Forte ’05 D. Huffman ‘08 C. T. Gosk ’92 J. R. Joseph ’96 M. J. D’Antoni ’01 S.P. Etheridge ’02 D. Huffman ’08 G.J. Leffelman ‘11 C. Klimas ’94 J. M. Koplik ’95 (Tri-Capt.) T. G. Driggers ’01 J.A. Forte ’05 K. L. Jeppesen ’08 M.J. MacDonald ‘08 R. R. Lloyd ’92 (Tri-Capt.) M. J. Kostur ’97 S. P. Etheridge ’02 B. Howard ’03 M.J. McDonald ’08 M.J. McAndrew ‘08 T. K. Lowry ’92 P. E. Krasinski ’98 J. P. Meyer ’02 E.E. Hunt ’03 S. P. Manhanga ’07 M.K. Mullery ‘10 D. S. Mills ’93 V. H. Lesley ’98 P. G. Nee ’01 J. Kilburn ’04 M. J. McAndrew ’08 C.A. Skrelja ‘09 D. Pisano ’94 B. S. Lloyd ’96 K. A. Rountree ’99 (Capt.) G.J. King ’05 E. L. Nordrum ’08 P.J. Sullivan ‘11 S. J. Thomas ’92 J. E. Newburn ’97 S. T. Sienkiewicz ’99 M.F. Martin ’04 L. S. Ruscoe ’06 C.S. Taylor ‘11 C. W. Savage ’92 J. M. Rowley ’97 Q. J. Tamm ’02 J.P. Meyer ’02 S. Ting ’07 (mgr.) A.M. Williams ‘11 D. K. Stewart ’94 J. A. Sewer ’98 C. A. Vandiver ’00 A.A. Nuualiitia ’03 A. Conrad ’07 (mgr.) D. Caruolo ’09 (mgr.) R. R. Torbert ’92 S. P. Silas ’96 J. L. Verdeaux ’02 W.P. Powers ’04 T. Wilson G’08 (mgr.) C. W. Williams ’93 C. A. White ’97 O. R. Ware ’02 J.B. Simpson ’04 2006 C. Diamond ’92 (Mgr.) J. J. Wood ’02 O.R. Ware ’02 M.J. Becker ’07 2009 1996 G. Quiveryn ’99 (Mgr.) R.J.Humm ’04 (Mgr.) N.N. Eads ’07 S.M. Friske ‘09 1992 E. L. Blackiston ’96 (Tri-Capt.) S. M. Friske ’09 S.D. Gruber ‘10 D. Bradley ’94 A. C. Butler ’99 2000 2003 PJ Flaherty ’08 J.H. Harris ‘12 K. Capers ’92 O. T. Bryant ’96 T. J. Brown ’02 J.W. Augustine ’03 D. Huffman ’08 S. Kaluz ‘12 A. Cole ’95 D. P. Forbes ’97 S. P. Etheridge ’02 H. Bailey ’03 K.L. Jeppesen ’08 S.M. Kane ‘11 V. R. Clayton ’93 A. J. Hill ’99 R. J. Findlay ’03 A.R. Braun ’06 A. Jimenez ’09 M.F. Kelly ‘11 J. A. Drezner ’92 (Tri-Capt.) J. R. Joseph ’96 (Tri-Capt.) B. Howard ’03 J.A. Forte ’05 J. L. Kresse ’09 G.L. Leffelman ‘11 C.T. Gosk ’92 P. E. Krasinski ’98 E. E. Hunt ’03 E.E. Hunt ’03 M.J. McDonald ’08 M.K. Mullery ‘10 J. Koplik ’95 V. H. Lesley ’98 J. Bowes-Little ’02 J. D. Jhabvala ’06 S.P. Manhanga ’07 C.A. Skrelja ‘09 R. R. Lloyd ’92 (Tri-Capt.) B. S. Lloyd ’96 (Tri-Capt.) J. P. Meyer ’02 J. Kilburn ’04 M.J. McAndrew ’08 P.J. Sullivan ‘11 T. K. Lowry ’92 J. E. Newburn ’97 A. J. Morin ’03 G.J. King ’05 L.S. Ruscoe ’06 C.S. Taylor ‘11 D. S. Mills ’93 K. A. Rountree ’99 P. G. Nee ’01 B.A. Logan ’06 C.A. Skrelja ’09 A.M. Williams ‘11 M. Nagel ’95 J. M. Rowley ’97 A. A. Nuualiitia ’03 M. F. Martin ’04 A. Conrad ’07 (mgr.) D. Caruolo ’09 (mgr.) B. Overton ’95 J. A. Sewer ’98 C. A. Vandiver ’00 (Capt.) A. A. Nuualiitia ’03 Aaron Jiminez ’09 (mgr.) C. W. Savage ’92 (Tri-Capt.) S. P. Silas ’96 J. L. Verdeaux ’02 W.P. Powers ’04 M. Smith ’95 C. A. White ’97 O. R. Ware ’02 L. S. Ruscoe ’06 R. R. Torbert ’92 D. Martinelli ’98 (Mgr.) J. J. Wood ’02 A.M. Salter ’06 C. Diamond ’92 (Mgr.) S. Sienkwiewicz ’99 (Mgr.) R.J. Humm ’04 (Mgr.)
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Friday, November 13 Wednesday, December 2 Saturday, January 2 Friday, February 5 Yale vs. Sacred Heart (at Bridgeport, Conn.), 5:30 pm Holy Cross at Brown, 7:30 pm American at Brown, 1 pm *Penn at Dartmouth, 7 pm Brown at St. Francis (N.Y.), 7 pm Cornell at Bucknell, 7 pm Bryant at Cornell, 2 pm *Princeton at Harvard, 7 pm Dartmouth at Boston College, 7 pm Yale at Hartford, 7 pm Harvard at Seattle *Brown at Columbia, 7 pm Harvard at Holy Cross, 7 pm Rice at Harvard, 8 pm Princeton at St. Joseph’s *Yale at Cornell, 7 pm Penn at Penn State, TBA Thursday, December 3 Sunday, January 3 Saturday, February 6 Saturday, November 14 Lehigh at Columbia, 7 pm Yale at Albany, TBA *Penn at Harvard Princeton at Central Michigan, 1 pm Friday, December 4 Penn at Lafayette, TBA *Princeton at Dartmouth, 7 pm Cornell at Alabama, TBA Penn at Navy, TBA Monday, January 4 *Brown at Cornell, 7 pm *Yale at Columbia, 7 pm Sunday, November 15 Saturday, December 5 Wagner at Brown, 7 pm Brown at Virginia Tech, 4 pm Brown at Minnesota, 2:30 pm (CST) American at Columbia, 7 pm Friday, February 12 William & Mary at Harvard, 2 pm Columbia at Stony Brook, 2 pm Harvard at Santa Clara *Columbia at Princeton, 7 pm Dartmouth at George Mason, 4 pm Bucknell at Dartmouth, 7 pm *Dartmouth at Brown, 7 pm Monday, December 6 *Harvard at Yale, 7 pm Monday, November 16 Harvard vs. UConn Tuesday, January 5 *Cornell at Penn, 7 pm Yale vs. Hofstra (at Storrs, Conn.), 6:30 pm Lafayette at Princeton Princeton at Marist, 7 pm Penn at Villanova, TBA Yale at Lehigh Saturday, February 13 Monday, December 7 *Columbia at Penn, 7 pm Tuesday, November 17 Brown at Providence, 7 pm Wednesday, January 6 *Harvard at Brown, 7 pm Yale vs. TBD (at Storrs, Conn.) Vermont at Yale, 7 pm Brown at Army, 7 pm Columbia at DePaul, 8:30 pm Columbia at Lafayette, 7 pm *Dartmouth at Yale, 7 pm Tuesday, December 8 Penn at UMBC, 7 pm *Cornell at Princeton, 6 pm Wednesday, November 18 Columbia at Wagner, 7 pm Cornell at Kansas, 8 pm Tuesday, February 16 Rhode Island at Brown, 7:30 pm Albany at Penn, 7 pm Manhattan at Princeton, 7 pm Thursday, January 7 *Princeton at Penn, 7 pm Wednesday, December 9 Cornell at UMass, TBA Albertus Magnus at Yale, 7 pm Friday, February 19 Harvard at Boston College, 7 pm *Brown at Penn, 7 pm Friday, November 20 Princeton at Rutgers, 7 pm Friday, January 8 *Columbia at Dartmouth, 7 pm Brown at St. John’s, 7 pm Bryant at Yale, 7:30 pm Cornell at South Dakota, 8:30 pm Longwood at Columbia, 7 pm *Yale at Princeton, 7 pm Saturday, December 12 Saturday, January 9 Seton Hall at Cornell, 7 pm *Cornell at Harvard, 7 pm Columbia at Bryant, 1 pm *Dartmouth at Harvard, 2 pm Bryant at Harvard, 7 pm Saturday, February 20 Army at Dartmouth, 7 pm NJIT at Yale, 2 pm *Brown at Princeton, 6 pm Saturday, November 21 Penn at Monmouth, 7 pm Monday, January 11 Army at Princeton, 2 pm *Yale at Penn, 7 pm Sunday, December 13 Brown at Quinnipiac, 7 pm Dartmouth at Furman, 7 pm *Cornell at Dartmouth, 7 pm Princeton at UNC Greensboro, 1 pm St. Francis (N.Y.) at Columbia, 7 pm Delaware at Penn, 7 pm *Columbia at Harvard, 7 pm Lyndon State at Dartmouth, 7 pm Clarkson at Cornell, 7 pm Quinnipiac at Yale, 7 pm Friday, February 26 Wednesday, December 16 Wednesday, January 13 Sunday, November 22 *Penn at Columbia, 7 pm Monmouth at Princeton, 7 pm Temple at Penn, TBA Maine at Brown, 2pm *Princeton at Cornell, 7 pm Thursday, December 17 Friday, January 15 *Yale at Dartmouth, 7 pm Monday, November 23 Dartmouth at Lehigh, 7 pm *Brown at Yale, 7 pm *Brown at Harvard, 7 pm Harvard at Army, 2 pm Saturday, January 16 Yale at TBD Sunday, December 2 Saturday, February 27 Dartmouth at New Hampshire, 1 pm *Columbia at Cornell, 4 pm *Penn at Cornell, 7 pm Tuesday, November 24 Princeton at Maine, 3 pm Monday, January 18 *Princeton at Columbia, 7 pm Princeton at George Washington, 7 pm Cornell vs. Davidson (at New York, N.Y.), TBA St. Francis (N.Y.) at Dartmouth, 7 pm *Brown at Dartmouth, 7 pm Cornell at Syracuse, 7 pm *Yale at Harvard, 7 pm Loyola (Md.) at Dartmouth, 7 pm Monday, December 21 Wednesday, January 20 Bucknell at Columbia, 8 pm Yale at Providence, 7 pm La Salle at Penn, TBA Friday, March 5 Drexel at Penn, TBA Cornell vs. St. John’s/Hofstra (at New York, N.Y.), TBA Friday, January 22 *Harvard at Penn, 7 pm Yale at TBA Tuesday, December 22 *Yale at Brown, 7 pm *Dartmouth at Princeton, 7 pm *Cornell at Brown, 7 pm Wednesday, November 25 Colgate at Dartmouth, 7 pm Saturday, January 23 *Columbia at Yale, 7 pm Brown at Bryant, 4 pm Wednesday, December 23 *Cornell at Columbia, 7 pm New Hampshire at Harvard, 7 pm Harvard at Georgetown, noon *Harvard at Dartmouth, 7 pm Saturday, March 6 *Dartmouth at Penn, 7 pm Friday, November 27 Columbia at Quinnipiac, 7 pm Sunday, January 24 *Harvard at Princeton, 7 pm Cornell vs. Toledo (at Philadelphia, Pa.), 2 pm Monday, December 28 TBA at Princeton, 2 pm *Cornell at Yale, 7 pm Brown vs. Philadelphia Sciences (at The Palestra), 4 pm MIT at Harvard, 4 pm Monday, January 25 *Columbia at Brown, 7 pm Columbia at Syracuse, 7 pm Kean at Brown, 7 pm St. Joseph’s at Penn, TBA Tuesday, March 9 Saturday, November 28 Penn at Davidson, TBA Friday, January 29 *Penn at Princeton, 7 pm Cornell vs. Vermont (at Philadelphia, Pa.), 2 pm Tuesday, December 29 *Penn at Yale Thursday, March 11 Brown vs. Siena (at Philadelphia, Pa.), 4 pm Yale at Colorado, TBA *Princeton at Brown, 7 pm Ivy League Playoff (if nec.) Yale at Army, 4 pm Cornell at La Salle, TBA *Dartmouth at Cornell, 7 pm Hartford at Dartmouth, 7 pm Wednesday, December 30 *Harvard at Columbia, 7 pm Saturday, March 13 Ivy League Playoff (if nec.) Sunday, November 29 Dartmouth at Quinnipiac, 2 pm Saturday, January 30 Cornell at Drexel, 2:30 pm Brown at Sacred Heart, 7 pm *Penn at Brown, 7 pm Tuesday, March 16 Harvard at Boston U. George Washington at Harvard, 6 pm *Princeton at Yale, 7 pm NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds at TBA (thru 3/21) Princeton at California, 5 pm Maine at Columbia, 7 pm *Dartmouth at Columbia, 7 pm Thursday, March 25 Monday, November 30 Wagner at Princeton, 7 pm *Harvard at Cornell, 7 pm NCAA Regionals at TBA (thru 3/28) Columbia at Sacred Heart, 7 pm Thursday, December 31 Saturday, April 3 Tuesday, December 1 Yale at Colorado State, 4 pm NCAA Semi-Finals at Indianapolis, Ind. Penn St. Erie - The Behrend College at Cornell, TBA Vermont at Dartmouth, 7 pm Monday, April 5 Penn at Duke, 6 pm Penn vs. TBA, TBA NCAA Final at Indianapolis, Ind.
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Adrian Williams ’11 2009-2010 Schedule 11/13 Fri. at St. Francis (NY) ...... 7:00 p.m. 11/15 Sun. Philly Hoop Group Classic at Virginia Tech ...... 4:00 p.m. 11/18 Wed. RHODE ISLAND ...... 7:30 p.m. 11/20 Fri. Philly Hoop Group Classic at St. John’s (NY) ...... 7:00 p.m. 11/22 Sun. MAINE ...... 2:00 p.m. 11/25 Wed. at Bryant ...... 4:00 p.m. 11/27 Fri. Philly Hoop Group Classic vs. Philadelphia Sciences Palestra, Philadelphia ....4:00 p.m. 11/28 Sat. Philly Hoop Group Classic vs. Siena Palestra, Philadelphia ...... 4:00 p.m. 12/2 Wed. HOLY CROSS ...... 7:30 p.m. 12/5 Sat. at Minnesota ...... 2:30 p.m. (CST) 12/7 Mon. at Providence ...... 7:00 p.m. 12/28 Mon. KEAN ...... 7:00 p.m. 12/30 Wed. at Sacred Heart ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/2 Sat. AMERICAN ...... 1:00 p.m. 1/4 Mon. WAGNER ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/6 Wed. at Army ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/11 Mon. at Quinnipiac ...... 7:30 p.m. 1/15 Fri. at Yale ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/22 Fri. YALE ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/29 Fri. PRINCETON ...... 7:00 p.m. 1/30 Sat. PENN ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/5 Fri. at Columbia ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/6 Sat. at Cornell ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/12 Fri. DARTMOUTH ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/13 Sat. HARVARD ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/19 Fri. at Penn ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/20 Sat. at Princeton ...... 6:00 p.m. 2/26 Fri. at Harvard ...... 7:00 p.m. 2/27 Sat. at Dartmouth ...... 7:00 p.m. 3/5 Fri. CORNELL ...... 7:00 p.m. 3/6 Sat. COLUMBIA ...... 7:00 p.m.
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