2013-14 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Basketball
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS Head Coach Bob Rukavina……………………….. p. 2 WJAC-TV 6 SPORTS TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT Asst. Coaches Marcus Tullis & George Sulkosky... p. 3 Matt Maisel, Ashley Chase Shawn Curtis, Mike Mastovich Student Coach Noah Hartung/Mgr. Travis Crump…...… p. 4 49 Old Hickory Lane 47 Locust Street Pitt-Johnstown Administration……………….……p. 5 Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Johnstown, Pa. 15901 (814) 255-7651 (814) 532-5080 Former Coaches & Players. Where are they Now?..p. 6 Fax: (814) 255-7658 Fax: (814) 539-1409 Former Mountain Cats in the Pros…………………p. 7 2012-2013 Season Review……………………...... p. 8 SOMERSET DAILY AMERICAN ALTOONA MIRROR 2012-2013 Game Results……………………….… p. 9 334 West Main Street P.O. Box 2008 Somerset, Pa. 15501 Altoona, Pa. 16603 2012-2013 Final Statistics……………………..… p. 10 (800) 452-0823 (800) 222-1962 2012-2013 Honors and Accomplishments…….… p. 11 Fax: (814) 445-2935 Fax: (814) 946-7540 Quick Facts / Athletics Directory…………...….... p. 12 WTAJ-TV 10 SPORTS PGH. POST-GAZETTE Pitt-Johnstown Athletics...Mountain Cat Proud…. p. 13 P.O. Box 10 50 Blvd. Of The Allies 2013-2014 Season Preview………………...……. p. 14 Altoona, Pa. 16603 Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 2013-2014 Roster…………………………...... p. 15 (800) 762-6053 (412) 263-1621 Meet the Mountain Cats…………………….. pp. 16-17 Fax: (814) 946-4763 Fax: (412) 263-1926
PLAYER PROFILES…………………...... pp. 18-30 PGH. TRIBUNE-REVIEW INDIANA GAZETTE Bill Luther………….…………….………… pp. 18-19 (888) 748-8742 (800) 262-3077 Paul Weatherly……………………………… pp. 20-21 Fax: (412) 320-7964 Fax: (724) 465-8267 Drew Cressler……………………….……… pp. 22-23 BEDFORD GAZETTE THE ADVOCATE Ian Vescovi………………………………….……p. 24 424 W. Penn Street 147 Student Union Bldg. Matt Palo……………………………………..….. p. 25 P.O. Box 671 Johnstown, Pa. 15904 Nate Snodgrass and Jake Laravie…………..….… p. 26 (814) 623-1151 (814) 269-7470 Rasaun Mosley and A.J. Leahey……………….…p. 27 (814) 623-5055
Adam Shaneen and Roshon Fields………………. p. 28 Ryan Fyock and Tim Jaczesko…………………... p. 29 Isaac Vescovi……………………………………..p. 30 Mountain Cats in Action (Photos)………………..p. 31 This is Pitt-Johnstown…………………………… p. 32 Design and Layout: Chris Caputo, Sports Information Director All-Time Series Scores……………….…… pp. 33-41 This is the Sports Center………………………… p. 42 Cover Design and Layout: Ali Single All-Time Records………………………..… pp. 43-49 Coaching Records……………………………...…p. 44 Contributing Editors: Bob Rukavina Season Leaders……………………………………p. 45 Individual Career Records………………...…pp. 46-47 Photography: Career/Season/Game Records…………….…pp. 48-49 Front Cover: Ali Single Inside and Back Cover Photographs: Ali Single All-Time Lettermen………………………………p. 50 Inside Pages: Pitt-Johnstown User Services, Ali Single, The Tribune-Democrat, The Advocate Printing: Cover: Solutionist Marketing and Print Communications Interior: Pitt-Johnstown Print Shop
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Head Coach Bob Rukavina
YEAR RECORD OVERALL PCT. WVIAC OVERALL PCT. 1989-90 8-17 8-17 .320 1990-91 9-18 17-35 .327 1991-92 16-11 33-46 .418 1992-93 8-18 41-64 .390 1993-94 12-15 53-79 .402 1994-95 17-9 70-88 .443 1995-96 14-12 84-100 .457 1996-97 21-6 105-106 .498 1997-98 24-5 129-111 .538 1998-99 23-4 152-115 .569 1999-00 19-8 171-123 .582 2000-01 13-14 184-137 583 2001-02 12-15 196-152 .563 2002-03 11-16 207-168 .552 2003-04 19-8 226-176 .562 2004-05 12-13 238-189 .557 2005-06 21-6 259-195 .570 2006-07 21-9 280-204 .579 2007-08 23-8 303-212 .589 17-3 17-3 .850 2008-09 24-8 327-220 .598 15-5 32-8 .800 2009-10 17-12 344-232 .597 12-10 44-18 .710 2010-11 18-10 362-242 .599 14-8 58-26 .690 2011-12 15-14 377-256 .596 12-10 70-36 .660 Head Coach Bob Rukavina 2012-13 15-13 392-269 .593 10-12 80-48 .625
Before Bob Rukavina took over the men’s basketball program in 1989, the Mountain Cats had only four winning seasons from 1969 to 1987. In 24 years, Rukavina, the 2006 National Independent Coach of the Year, has turned the Mountain Cats into one of the top Division II programs in the country. Pitt-Johnstown has made four NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and has posted seven 20-win seasons, including four in a row from 2005-06 through 2008-09. In 2007-08, Pitt-Johnstown became a member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC). That year, Rukavina guided Pitt-Johnstown to a 23-8 overall record and the WVIAC regular season title with a 17-3 conference record. Rukavina, the 2007-08 WVIAC Coach of the Year, also led the Mountain Cats to their third NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2008-09, Pitt-Johnstown won the WVIAC Tournament title and advanced to its second straight NCAA Tournament. Along with on-court coaching success, Rukavina is also the East Region representative for the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) national poll, a duty he began during the 2004-05 season. Rukavina, who earned his 300th win at Pitt-Johnstown with an 83-67 win at Salem International (W.Va.) University on Feb. 21, 2008, wrapped-up his 24th season with a career record of 392-269. He currently ranks 31st in Division II among active coaches in career wins (377) and 65th among active coaches in winning percentage (.596). In 1998-99, Pitt-Johnstown finished the regular season ranked fifth in the country. The Mountain Cats also tied the school record for wins in the regular season, duplicating the 23-4 mark set in 1997-98. Pitt-Johnstown posted an 87-23 record (.791 winning percentage) between 1996 and 2000. 1999-00 also marked the program’s sixth straight winning season. In 1997-98, Rukavina guided the Mountain Cats to a 24-5 record, a second consecutive NCAA Tournament bid and a school record of 24 wins, before losing in the East Regional Semifinals by one point to eventual Regional Champion Fairmont State (W.Va.) College. A year earlier, the Mountain Cats earned their first-ever NCAA Tournament bid and finished with a 21-6 record. In 1992, Rukavina led Pitt-Johnstown to its first winning season since 1979, clinching it with a win over Division I Youngstown State University. It was the first win over a Division I opponent in school history. The Mountain Cats have consistently been one of the most efficient offensive teams in the country over the last 20 years. Pitt-Johnstown led the country in field goal percentage in 2008 and 2010, and has been the best three-point field goal shooting team in all of college basketball the last two years. Coach Rukavina's strength is recruiting. The Mountain Cats have had four players lead the NCAA in statistical categories on six different occasions. They have had five players receive accolades ranging from All-American Honorable Mention to All-East Region performers. Seven former Mountain Cats have continued their basketball careers at the professional level in various countries. One statistic you will not see posted anywhere may be the most important to Rukavina--the rate at which his players graduate. Since he took over in 1989, the program has graduated over 90 percent of its players, a rate that will stand up to any institution in the country, especially at an institution with such high academic standards as Pitt-Johnstown. In August 2004, Rukavina was selected to be an instructor with former NBA Coach of the Year Jack McKinney at the MedQuest Coaching Clinic in Beirut, Lebanon. The clinic, sponsored by the Federation of Lebanese Basketball, taught Middle Eastern basketball coaches about the game. Prior to that, Rukavina coached an all-star team that traveled to Madrid and Vigo, Spain in the summer of 1998. The team won four of five games. The trip opened up contacts for recruiting and opportunities for playing professionally after college. Rukavina, his wife Sharon and their son Nicholas, reside in Lower Burrell, Pa.
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Asst. Coaches Marcus Tullis and George Sulkosky, Jr.
Former Mountain Cat standout Marcus Tullis joined Head Coach Bob Rukavina’s staff prior to the 2013-14 season after playing professionally for several seasons. Tullis, who ranks fifth on the Pitt-Johnstown All-Time Scoring List (1,570 points) and eighth on the All-Time Rebounding List (6-4 rebounds), helped lead the Mountain Cats to back-to-back NCAA Regional Tournament berths in 2008 and 2009. As a junior in 2007-08, Tullis guided Pitt-Johnstown to the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) regular season championship, before leading the Mountain Cats to the WVIAC Tournament title in 2009, where he earned Most Valuable Players honors. Tullis, a two-time All-WVIAC selection, finished his collegiate playing career following the 2008-09 season, but continued professionally in Luxembourg in 2009-10. He then returned to the United States to play semi-professionally for the Harrisburg Horizon in 2010-11, before garnering Most Valuable Player honors for the Worthing Thunder in England. Tullis, native of Johnstown and a graduate of Greater Johnstown High School, earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Humanities at Pitt-Johnstown. Assistant Coach Marcus Tullis
Assistant Coach George Sulkosky Jr. joined Coach Rukavina’s staff for the 2003-04 season. Prior to coming to Pitt- Johnstown, Coach Sulkosky spent 10 seasons as the head coach at Homer Center High School in Homer City, Pa., where he led his team to nine PIAA Playoff appearances, including PIAA District VI championships in 1990 and 1991. Sulkosky also spent six seasons as an assistant coach at Indiana University (Pa.), where the Crimson Hawks had four NCAA Division II Playoff berths and two National Semifinal appearances. Along with assisting the Pitt-Johnstown basketball program, Sulkosky also is employed as the Highridge Water Authority Executive Director. He received a bachelor’s degree in education in 1978 from Indiana University (Pa.) and a master’s degree in geography in 1984, also from IUP. Sulkosky and his wife Ruth reside in Blairsville, Pa. They have three children, Anton, Angela and Roman.
Assistant Coach George Sulkosky, Jr.
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Student Asst. Coach Noah Hartung and Manager Travis Crump
Student Assistant Coach Team Manager Noah Hartung Travis Crump
Pitt-Johnstown basketball has led NCAA Division II in three-point field goal percentage the last two seasons and finished in the Top-Four in field goal percentage the previous three years, including leading the country in 2010-11.
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Administration
Dr. Jem Spectar was named the fifth president of the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown in March 2007. President Spectar, an award-winning professor, previously served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Western Oregon University. He received a Bachelor of Arts in international studies from the University of La Verne; a Master of Business Administration from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.; a Jurist Doctorate in from the University of Maryland Law School, and a Master of Arts in politics and a doctorate in political science from Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, Calif. President Spectar recognizes and enthusiastically celebrates our student scholar-athlete accomplishments that add value to the university and enhance campus and community pride. He has published numerous scholarly articles on international law and has made presentations on issues involving human rights, the global commons and international health. With extensive university experience, he holds membership in a number of professional Dr. Jem Spectar organizations. President
In July 2008, Pat Pecora was named Pitt-Johnstown Athletic Director. Pecora also continues in his position as the Mountain Cats’ head wrestling coach, a duty he has held since graduating from West Liberty State (W.Va.) College in 1976. Pecora, who became the first NCAA Division II coach to reach the 500- win plateau on Feb. 14, 2012, began his career as the school’s head soccer and wrestling coach and a physical education instructor. His work has created a legacy that has brought national attention to the Pitt-Johnstown athletics program. In his 36 years at Pitt-Johnstown, his teams have captured a pair of NCAA Division II National Championships and 20 NCAA Regional Championships. Pecora has coached 10 individual national champions and a total of 134 All-Americans. Academically, he has tutored 90 NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team selections. Pecora has been inducted into five Halls of Fame, including the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches and the NCAA Division II Wrestling Halls of Fame. As Athletic Director, Pecora is responsible for overall leadership, student-athlete development, and compliance with University, PSAC, and Pat Pecora NCAA rules and regulations. Pecora received his BA in health and physical Athletic Director education from West Liberty State and has done graduate work in the area of health education at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Former Mountain Cats Now Coaching
Coach Bob Rukavina has had many assistant coaches move on to positions in the coaching ranks after their tenures at Pitt-Johnstown. These coaches have moved onto every level of basketball from high school to the NBA. There are also several former players now coaching the game. The following is a look at when they were at Pitt-Johnstown and where they are now.
NAME YEARS COACHED AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN WHERE THEY ARE NOW Darrin Mayes 1990-1991 Head Boys Basketball Coach - Girard High School Lanca Maha 1991-1993 Head Boys Basketball Coach - West Mifflin Area High School Brett Vincent 1992-1993 Head Men’s Basketball Coach - Chowan (NC) University Andy Helton 1993-1994 Head Men’s Basketball Coach - Eastern New Mexico University Al Modrejewski 1996-1998 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach - Clarion University Adrian Batts 1998-1999 Head Boys Basketball Coach - Jeannette High School Emmanuel Richardson 1998-1999 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach - University of Arizona John Sanow 1999-2003 Head Men’s Basketball Coach - Bloomsburg University Chris Thomas 2003-2005 Head Scout for NBA’s Golden State Warriors Travis Eisentrout 2006-2007 Athletic Events Coordinator - California University (PA) Billy Clapper 2007-2009 Head Men’s Basketball Coach - Penn State-Altoona Jamal Palmer 2009-2013 Assistant Coach at LeMoyne (NY) College
YEAR OF GRADUATION Charles Langston 1992 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach - Cornell High School Emmanuel Richardson 1998 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach - University of Arizona Eugene Wilson 2003 Head Boys Basketball Coach—Wilkinsburg High School Brent Gerwert 2004 Head Boys Basketball Coach - Bellwood-Antis High School Paul Byer 2005 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach—Ferndale Area High School Steve Scorpion 2006 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach - Kiski Prep Joey Tutchstone 2006 Head Boys Basketball Coach - Kiski Area High School Dwight Hines 2007 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach - Aliquippa High School William Sharpe 2009 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach - Greater Johnstown High School Patrick Grubbs 2013 Assistant Boys Basketball Coach—IMG Academy, Bradenton, Fla.
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Former Mountain Cats In the Pros
The Pitt-Johnstown men’s basketball team has had many talented players over the years. Several Mountain Cats have been fortunate enough to continue their basketball playing careers at the professional level. The following list includes seven players and the country they played in after their careers at Pitt-Johnstown.
NAME COUNTRIES PLAYED IN Paul Byer Germany Carlos Cogsdell Germany and United States-Pittsburgh Xplosion (CBA) Renaldo Gates South Africa Chris Gilliam Denmark and Germany Thomas Lahrs Germany Josue’ Nieves Puerto Rico Earnest Sylver Taiwan Marcus Tullis Luxembourg and England Nick Novak Germany
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2012-13 Season Review
Led by record-setting senior guards Nick Novak of the season over the Mountain Cats, 78-66. (Murrysville, Pa.) and Jordan Miller (Vinco, Pa.), and senior In the end, the Mountain Cats proved to be one of the top forward Noah Hartung (Butler, Pa.), Head Coach Bob teams in the WVIAC. All six years in the conference, Pitt- Rukavina’s (24th season) Mountain Cats finished the 2012-13 Johnstown reached the WVIAC quarterfinals, including campaign with a 15-13 overall record and advanced to at least claiming the regular season title in 2007-08, and winning the the quarterfinals of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic conference tournament championship the following year. Conference (WVIAC) Tournament in each of the six years in Novak’s 21.9 points and 5.8 assists per game both paced the conference. the team. Miller (14.2 ppg.), Luther (12.0 ppg.), and Andrew Both Novak and Miller wrapped-up their stellar careers at Cressler (Pittsburgh, Pa.) (10.8 ppg.) also averaged in or near the top of many Mountain Cat all-time records. Novak, double figures in scoring, while Ian Vescovi (Patton, Pa.) (6.7 a Basketball Times Preseason All-American and a two-time rpg.) and Cressler (6.1 rpg.) paced the Mountain Cats in First-Team All-WVIAC selection, set Pitt-Johnstown career rebounding. records for assists (545), field goals-made (759), and free-throw Nationally, Miller ranked 10th in three-point field goal percentage (86.1%). Novak, who also garnered Second-Team percentage (44.8%) and 22nd in three-point field goals per game Daktronics and National Association of Basketball Coaches (2.93), and Novak ranked 13th in scoring (21.9 ppg.), 15th in (NABC) All-Atlantic Region honors, became just the second assists per game (5.8 apg.), 26th in steals per game (2.25 spg.), Mountain Cat to eclipse the 2,000-point plateau, before closing 63rd in field goal percentage (54.0%), and 67th in free-throw out his career with 2,023 points, just 50 shy of Justin Walther’s percentage (83.9%). In addition, Luther was 15th in three-point (1996-00) all-time mark. Miller, an Honorable Mention All- field goal percentage (44.1%) and 40th in three-point field goals WVIAC choice following the 2012-13 campaign, left Pitt- per game (2.93), and Vescovi was 27th in in blocks per game at Johnstown as the school’s all-time leader in career three-point 1.93. field goals (294) and three-point field goals in a season (92). In As a team, the Mountain Cats led NCAA Division II in addition, Miller’s 10 three-pointers in a game tied the school three-point field goal percentage for the second straight year record, while his 1,396 points and 331 assists both rank ninth on (43.6%) and was fourth in field goal percentage (51.3%) and the Mountain Cat all-time lists. eighth in personal fouls per game (14.6). Pitt-Johnstown also The Mountain Cats started the season with six wins in their ranked in the top-50 in six other statistical categories, including first eight games, including a 70-58 victory at Bloomsburg 15th in both scoring offense (81.5 ppg.) and assists per game University in the opener that saw Miller become Pitt- (16.6 apg.), 18th in assist-to-turnover-ratio (1.24 atr), 29th in free Johnstown’s 24th 1,000-point scorer. Following a narrow home -throw percentage (74.9%), 46th in scoring margin (6.9 ppg.), loss to WVIAC rival Fairmont State (WV) University, the and 50th in three-point field goals per game (7.9) Mountain Cats ran off victories over Davis & Elkins (WV) Both Novak and Miller closed out their outstanding College, Bowie State (MD) University, and Wheeling Jesuit collegiate careers with their names on some of the most (WV) University to close out the first semester at 6-2. Bill prestigious Mountain Cat record lists. Novak is second on the Luther’s (Gibsonia, Pa.) record-tying 10 three-pointers and a Scoring List (2,023 pts.) and is the all-time leader in assists career-high 34 points highlighted the Mountain Cats’ 106-94 (545), field goals-made (759), and career free-throw percentage victory over perennial powerhouse Bowie State on December 5. (86.1%), while Miller holds school records for career three- The first semester closed out on a high note, but just the point field goals (294) and three-pointer field goals in a opposite occurred to begin the second semester. Pitt-Johnstown season (92) and is tied with Luther for three-point field dropped its first four conference games and slipped to 6-6 goals in a game (10). Miller is also ninth on both the overall and 3-6 in the WVIAC. scoring (1,396 pts.) and assists lists (331 assts.). However, the Mountain Cats bounced back to win eight of With one year still remaining, Luther ranks fourth on three- their next 10 games to climb to a season-best six games point field goals list (185) and needs 141 points to become the over .500. 25th Mountain Cat 1,000-point scorer. With just four games remaining in the regular season, Pitt- The WVIAC era may have come to an end following the Johnstown looked to secure a home game in the first round of 2012-13 season, but with the success the Mountain Cats enjoyed the 2013 WVIAC Tournament, but it wasn’t to be. The over the last six years, Pitt-Johnstown basketball will be Mountain Cats struggled down the stretch and finished ninth, remembered for many years to come in the state of West forcing Pitt-Johnstown to travel to eighth-seeded Concord (WV) Virginia. University for an opening round game. Luther poured in 24 points, and Novak became just the second Mountain Cat ever to eclipse the 2,000-point plateau in a 92-82 win that propelled the team to the WVIAC Quarterfinals in Charleston, W.Va. against West Liberty (WV) University, the top-ranked team in NCAA Division II. However, the Hilltoppers proved to be too much and ended Pitt-Johnstown’s season. Miller scored 19 points and Hartung grabbed 10 rebounds, but West Liberty claimed its third victory
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2012-13 Schedule and Results
2012-2013 Final Record: 15-13, 10-12 WVIAC (9th-Place)
DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECORD HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER NOVEMBER 11/10 at Bloomsburg University W 70-58 1-0 N. Novak (27) N. Hartung (8) 11/13 PENN STATE-ALTOONA W 100-60 2-0 I. VESCOVI (18) I. VESCOVI (9) 11/17 at Concord (WV) University * L 76-86 2-1, 0-1 N. Novak (27) Novak/Cressler (6) 11/20 BLUEFIELD STATE (WV) COLL. * W 89-62 3-1, 1-1 N. NOVAK (23) I. VESCOVI (12) 11/27 FAIRMONT STATE (WV) UNIV. * L 81-85 3-2, 1-2 N. NOVAK (21) N. NOVAK (9)
DECEMBER 12/1 at Davis & Elkins (WV) College * W 78-71 4-2, 2-2 N. Novak (19) Cressler/Luther (6) 12/5 BOWIE STATE (MD) UNIV. W 106-94 5-2, 2-2 B. LUTHER (34) A. CRESSLER (10) 12/15 WHEELING JESUIT (WV) UNIV.* W 79-71 6-2, 3-2 N. NOVAK (27) A. CRESSLER (15)
JANUARY 1/3 SHEPHERD (WV) UNIVERSITY * L 84-92 6-3, 3-3 A. CRESSLER (28) A. CRESSLER (12) 1/5 at #3 West Liberty (WV) University * L 92-101 6-4, 3-4 N. Novak (26) I. Vescovi (12) 1/7 at Alderson-Broaddus (WV) College * L 71-75 6-5, 3-5 B. Luther (18) I. Vescovi (8) 1/10 at West Virginia Wesleyan College * L 69-74 6-6, 3-6 N. Novak (19) I. Vescovi (8) 1/14 OHIO VALLEY (WV) UNIV. * W 90-53 7-6, 4-6 N. NOVAK (16) I. VESCOVI (9) 1/17 DAVIS & ELKINS (WV) COLL. * W 76-67 8-6, 5-6 N. NOVAK (23) N. HARTUNG (8) 1/19 at Seton Hill University * L 67-72 8-7, 5-7 N. Novak (22) Cressler/Hartung (7) 1/21 at West Virginia State University * W 90-58 9-7, 6-7 Novak/Miller (17) I. Vescovi (12) 1/23 PENN STATE-BEAVER W 108-59 10-7, 6-7 N. NOVAK (19) I. VESCOVI (10) 1/26 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN * W 78-64 11-7, 7-7 N. NOVAK (23) B. LUTHER (7) 1/28 at Shepherd (WV) University * W 77-60 12-7, 8-7 N. Novak (23) I. Vescovi (13) 1/31 ALDERSON-BROADDUS (WV) * L 60-68 12-8, 8-8 N. NOVAK (26) I. VESCOVI (7)
FEBRUARY 2/4 GLENVILLE STATE (WV) COLL. * W 85-74 13-8, 9-8 N. NOVAK (26) VESCOVI/HARTUNG (7) 2/9 at University of Charleston (WV) * W 82-72 14-8, 10-8 N.Novak (28) I. Vescovi (7) 2/11 at Fairmont State (WV) University * L 73-88 14-9, 10-9 A. Cressler (27) A. Cressler (9) 2/16 at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University * L 80-81 14-10, 10-10 J. Miller (20) A. Cressler (7) 2/21 #3 WEST LIBERTY (WV) UNIV. * L 83-98 14-11, 10-11 N. NOVAK (27) I. VESCOVI (5) 2/23 SETON HILL UNIVERSITY * L 80-86 14-12, 10-12 N. NOVAK (35) N. HARTUNG (7)
WVIAC Tournament First Round (at On-Campus Sites) 2/26 at Concord (WV) University W 92-82 15-12, 10-12 B. Luther (24) N. Hartung (5)
WVIAC Tournament—Quarterfinals (Charleston Civic Center, Charleston, W. Va.) 2/28 #1 West Liberty (WV) University L 66-78 15-13, 10-12 J. Miller (19) N. Hartung (10)
* = WVIAC Conference Game
HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS
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2012-13 Final Statistics
# NAME GP/GS FG/FGA FG% 3FG/3FGA 3FG% FT/FTA FT%
3 HARTUNG, Noah 28-1 46-78 59.0 8-20 40.0 13-20 65.0
4 NOVAK, Nick 28-28 232-430 54.0 15-40 37.5 135-161 83.9
5 MALZI, Dereck 9-0 13-19 68.4 1-2 50.0 0-4 0.0
10 CRESSLER, Andrew 28-28 123-246 50.0 25-52 48.1 32-46 69.6
11 LUTHER, Bill 28-28 123-247 49.8 75-170 44.1 15-19 78.9
15 PALO, Matt 22-1 38-63 60.3 2-5 40.0 9-13 69.2
23 WEATHERLY, Paul 28-0 53-124 42.7 14-37 37.8 20-26 76.9
50 VESCOVI, Ian 28-26 105-194 54.1 0-0 0.0 55-94 58.5
55 MILLER, Jordan 28-28 124-269 46.1 82-183 44.8 67-79 84.8
# NAME REBS AVG. ASST. AVG. BLOCKS TO STEALS POINTS AVG.
3 HARTUNG, Noah 128 4.6 41 1.5 6 32 19 113 4.0
4 NOVAK, Nick 90 3.2 161 5.8 3 100 63 614 21.9
5 MALZI, Dereck 9 1.0 3 .33 1 2 2 27 3.0
10 CRESSLER, Andrew 172 6.1 46 1.6 8 44 26 303 10.8
11 LUTHER, Bill 124 4.4 50 1.8 11 37 16 336 12.0
15 PALO, Matt 57 2.6 26 1.2 2 13 7 87 4.0
23 WEATHERLY, Paul 68 2.4 36 1.3 4 29 9 140 5.0
50 VESCOVI, Ian 188 6.7 38 1.4 56 46 6 265 9.5
55 MILLER, Jordan 60 2.1 81 2.9 1 66 30 397 14.2
PTS. PPG. FG-FGA FG % 3G-3GA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% Pitt-Johnstown 2282 81.5 857-1670 51.3 222-509 43.6 346-462 74.9 Opponents 2089 74.6 763-1748 43.6 205-587 34.9 358-500 71.6
REB. AVG. ASST. AVG. BLK. AVG. TO AVG. STEALS AVG. Pitt-Johnstown 997 35.6 466 16.6 92 3.3 376 13.4 178 6.4 Opponents 957 34.2 390 13.9 75 2.7 359 12.8 194 6.9
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2012-13 Honors and Accomplishments
HEAD COACH BOB RUKAVINA Led team to a 15-13 overall record and a 10-12 mark in the WVIAC Led team to 2013 WVIAC Tournament Quarterfinals Enters 2013-14 season with 392 career victories as Pitt-Johnstown’s head coach
HEAD COACH BOB RUKAVINA GUARD NICK NOVAK 2012-13 Basketball Times Preseason All-American Member of 2012 Global Sports Select/All-Star Basketball Team that competed in Belgium and Holland Named First-Team All-WVIAC in both 2011-12 and 2012-13 2012-13 Second-Team Daktronics, NABC, and Division II Bulletin All-Atlantic Region Led Mountain Cats in scoring (21.9 ppg.) and assists (161) and steals (63) in 2012-13 Finished career second on the Mountain Cat All-Time Scoring List (2,023 pts.) and holds school records for assists (545), field goals-made (759), and career free-throw percentage (86.1%) Ranked 13th in NCAA Division II in scoring (21.9 ppg.), 15th in assists per game (5.8 apg.), 26th in steals per game (2.25 spg.), 63rd in field goal percentage (54.0%), and 67th in free-throw percentage (83.9%) NICK NOVAK
GUARD JORDAN MILLER Led team in three-point field goals (82) and was second in scoring (14.2 ppg.) in 2012-13 2012-13 Honorable Mention All-WVIAC Holds school records for career 3-point field goals (294) and 3-pointer field goals in a season (92) and is tied with Bill Luther for 3-point field goals in a game (10) Ranks ninth on both the Pitt-Johnstown scoring list (1,396 pts.) and assists list (331 assts.) Ranked 10th in nation in 3-point field goal percentage (44.8%) and 22nd in 3-point field goals per game (2.93) JORDAN MILLER FORWARD BILL LUTHER Ranks fourth on Mountain Cat All-Time 3-point field goals list (185) and is tied with Jordan Miller for most 3-point field goals in a game with 10 Ranked 15th in nation in 3-point field goal percentage (44.1%) and 40th in 3-point field goals per game (2.93)
BILL LUTHER CENTER IAN VESCOVI Named First-Team Capital One Academic All-District in 2012-13 Ranked 27th in NCAA Division II in blocks per game at 1.93 IAN VESCOVI 2012-13 MOUNTAIN CAT TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS Finished the 2012-13 season with a 15-13 record (10-12 WVIAC) and advanced to the 2013 WVIAC Tournament Quarterfinals Team Led NCAA Division II in 3-point field goal percentage for second straight year (43.6%) and was fourth in field goal percentage (51.3%) and eighth in personal fouls per game (14.6) Team also ranked in the top-50 in six other statistical categories, including 15th in both scoring offense (81.5 ppg.) and assists per game (16.6 apg.), 18th in assist-to-turnover-ratio (1.24 atr), 29th in free-throw percentage (74.9%), 46th in scoring margin (6.9 ppg.), and 50th in 3-point field goals per game (7.9) Nick Novak was named First-Team All-WVIAC, while Jordan Miller was an Honorable Mention All-WVIAC selection
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Quick Facts/Athletics Directory
Quick Facts LOCATION: Johnstown, Pa. HEAD COACH: Bob Rukavina (25th year) ENROLLMENT: 3,100 ALMA MATER: Indiana University (Pa.) PRESIDENT: Dr. Jem Spectar RECORD AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN: 392-269 (.593) DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Pat Pecora OVERALL COLLEGIATE RECORD: 426-294 (.592) SPORTS INFORMATION DIR.: Chris Caputo ASSISTANT COACH: Marcus Tullis (1st Year) 2013-14 SEASON: 67th Mountain Cat Season ALMA MATER: Pitt-Johnstown ARENA: Sports Center (2,400) ASSISTANT COACH: George Sulkosky (11th Year) COLORS: Navy Blue and Vegas Gold ALMA MATER: Indiana University (PA) CONFERENCE: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 3/2 LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST: 6/3
Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Directory Director of Athletics……………………………………………………………………….…. Pat Pecora NCAA Compliance Director……………………………………………………….……… Katrin Wolfe Athletics Office Phone……………………………………………………………………(814) 269-2000 Athletics Fax……………………………….……………………………………………...(814) 269-2026 Sports Information Director……………………………………………….……………… Chris Caputo S.I.D. Office Phone………………………..…………………………………………….. (814) 269-2031 S.I.D. E-Mail…………………………………………………………………….…...... [email protected] NCAA Compliance……..………………………………………………………………….. Katrin Wolfe NCAA Faculty Rep………………………………………………………….…………. Dr. Ray Wrabley Athletics Secretary……………………………………………………………..………... Judy Blackburn Athletic Trainers……………………………………………………………… Scott Mamula, Elissa Till Trainer’s Office Phone………………………………………………(814) 269-1935 or (814) 269-2024 Equipment Manager…………………………. Todd Williams….…………….………... (814) 269-7170 Intramural Director...... Elissa Till..…………………….………. (814) 269-2024 Pool Hotline……………………………….………………………………….………….. (814) 269-2002 Aquatics Director………………….….……….Jamie Hedrick………………………… (814) 269-2006 Athletics Website………………….…………………..www.pittjohnstownathletics.com
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Athletics: Mountain Cat Proud
Pitt-Johnstown varsity teams compete in NCAA Division II athletics and are members of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). Pitt-Johnstown’s student-athletes’ performances have garnered individual and team honors at the conference, regional and national levels. The 15 varsity sports offer student-athletes an opportunity to compete and represent Pitt-Johnstown, while learning valuable lessons that can be applied off the court, field, mat or track.
PITT-JOHNSTOWN ATHLETICS - WE ARE MOUNTAIN CAT PROUD!
Pitt-Johnstown NCAA Division II Intercollegiate Sports Men Women Baseball Basketball Basketball Cross Country Cross Country Soccer Golf Softball Soccer Track (Indoor and Outdoor) Track (Indoor/Outdoor) Volleyball Wrestling
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2013-14 Season Preview
The 2013-14 season will be one of transition for Head Novak and Miller...and he did that in Nate Snodgrass Coach Bob Rukavina (25th season) and his Mountain Cat (Butler, Pa.), a transfer from Division I Northern basketball squad. Not only will Pitt-Johnstown be moving Kentucky University where he averaged just over three from the now defunct West Virginia Intercollegiate points, two rebounds and one assist as a freshman last Athletic Conference (WVIAC) into the prestigious season. Pennsylvania State Athletic conference (PSAC), but the On the inside, junior center Ian Vescovi (Patton, Pa.), a Mountain Cats will have to replace a pair of standout 2012-13 First-Team Capital One Academic All-District guards whose names are all over the Pitt-Johnstown record selection, will need to be a force in a more physical, big- books. man oriented conference. Vescovi closed out his Lost to graduation are Nick Novak (Murrysville, Pa.) sophomore season averaging 9.5 points and 6.7 rebounds. and Jordan Miller (Vinco, Pa.). Novak finished as Pitt- In addition, his 1.93 blocks per game ranked his 27th in the Johnstown’s second all-time leading scorer with over 2,000 country. career points and all-time leader in assists with 545, while Vescovi should get some help from Luther, as Miller wrapped-up his college playing days as the well as athletic freshmen forwards Adam Shaheen (Galena, Mountain Cats’ all-time leader in three-point field goals OH) and A.J. Leahey (Lilly, Pa.). Shaheen, an All-Ohio (294) and ninth all-time leading scorer (1,396 points). In Capital Conference choice in 2012-13, collected 19 points addition, Coach Rukavina, who needs eight victories to and rebounds per game as a senior at Big Walnut High reach 400 in his Pitt-Johnstown career, must replace Noah School. Leahey, a 2012-13 PIAA AA First-Team All-State Hartung (Butler, Pa.), another senior lost to graduation selection and a Third-Team choice in 2012, averaged 21 who provide the team with quality minutes and solid points, 12 rebounds, three assists and three blocks per game rebounding off the bench. at Penn Cambria High School. He also holds school However, Pitt-Johnstown returns plenty of other talent records for career points (1,667 pts.), rebounds (1,002 and experience. Combine that with a handful recruits, the rebs.), and three-point field goals (232 3FG’s). Mountain Cats will look to make their mark in PSAC. Coach Rukavina also brought in freshman Coach Rukavina will look for senior forward Bill guards Ryan Fyock (Stoystown, Pa.) and Tim Jaczesko Luther (Gibosnia, Pa.) and senior guards Paul (Gibsonia, Pa.), and forwards Roshon Fields Weatherly (Johnstown, Pa.) and Andrew Cressler (Johnstown, Pa.) and Isaac Vescovi (Patton, Pa.). All (Pittsburgh, Pa.) to lead the way. four are expected to sit out the 2013-14 season. Luther, who finished his junior season ranked 15th For years the Mountain Cats have been one of the in NCAA Division II in three-point field goal percentage top shooting teams in the nation. Pitt-Johnstown has led (44.1%) and 40th in three-point field goals per game (2.93), NCAA Division II in three-point field goal percentage the was the Mountain Cats’ third-leading scorer at 12.0 points last two seasons and has finished in the top-four in field per game. He comes into his senior season ranked fourth goal percentage the previous three seasons, including on the all-time three-point field goals list with 185 and just leading the nation in 2010-11. That trend has to continue if 141 points shy of become the Mountain Cats’ 25th 1,000- the Mountain Cats are going to contend in the PSAC. point scorer. However, the Mountain Cats must also make the Coach Rukavina will also rely on the leadership of adjustment from a guard-oriented WVIAC to a more Weatherly and Cressler. Weatherly played in all 28 physical PSAC. games last season and averaged 5.0 points and 2.4 Only time will tell, but with the returning rebounds per game. Cressler, who immediately joined the experience and the a handful of talented newcomers, the starting line-up after transferring to Pitt-Johnstown from adjustment 2013-14 should be a smooth one. conference rival Seton Hill University prior to the start of the 2012-13 campaign, collected 10.8 points, 6.1 rebounds and nearly two assists per game. Also add even more depth to the guard spot is junior Matt Palo (North Huntingdon, Pa.). And red-shirt freshmen Jake Laravie (Kettering, OH) and Rasaun Mosley (York, Pa.). After battling through some injuries early in the season, Palo came back to average four points and 2.6 rebounds per game. There is a wealth at the guard position, but Coach Rukavina needed to find a true point guard to replace
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2013-14 Roster
2013-2014 Mountain Cat Basketball Roster
# NAME CLASS POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL 3 Nate Snodgrass SO G 6-1 175 Butler, Pa. / Butler Area 5 Adam Shaheen FR F 6-6 215 Galena, OH / Big Walnut 10 Andrew Cressler SR G 6-4 195 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Plum 11 Bill Luther SR F 6-7 200 Gibsonia, Pa. / Hampton 14 Jake Laravie R-FR G 6-1 175 Kettering, OH / Archbishop Alter 15 Matt Palo JR G 6-5 195 North Huntingdon, Pa. / Norwin 20 Rasaun Mosley R-FR G 6-3 165 York, Pa. / New Hope Academy Charter School 23 Paul Weatherly SR G/F 6-4 215 Johnstown, Pa. / Greater Johnstown 33 A.J. Leahey FR F 6-7 230 Lilly, Pa. / Penn Cambria 50 Ian Vescovi JR F/C 6-9 230 Patton, Pa. / Cambria Heights Roshon Fields RED-SHIRT F 6-6 185 Johnstown, Pa. / Greater Johnstown Ryan Fyock RED-SHIRT G 6-1 165 Stoystown, Pa. / Shade Tim Jaczesko RED-SHIRT G 5-11 155 Gibsonia, Pa. / Deer Lakes Isaac Vescovi RED-SHIRT F 6-6 175 Patton, Pa. / Cambria Heights
TOP RETURNERS Bill Luther SR F 12.0 ppg. 4.4 rpg. Andrew Cressler SR G 10.8 ppg. 6.1 rpg. Ian Vescovi JR F/C 9.5 ppg. 6.5 rpg. 2.0 bpg. Paul Weatherly JR G 5.0 ppg. 2.4 rpg. Matt Palo JR G 4.0 ppg. 2.6 rpg.
NEWCOMERS Rasaun Mosley R-FR G York, Pa. / New Hope Academy Charter School Jake Laravie R-FR G Kettering, OH / Archbishop Alter High School Nate Snodgrass SO G Butler, Pa. / Transfer from Northern Kentucky Univ. Adam Shaheen FR F Galena, OH / Big Walnut High School Roshon Fields FR F Johnstown, Pa. / Greater Johnstown High School Ryan Fyock FR G Stoystown, Pa. / Shade Tim Jaczesko FR G Gibsonia, Pa. / Deer Lakes High School A.J. Jeahey FR F Lilly, Pa. / Penn Cambria High School Isaac Vescovi FR F Patton, Pa. / Cambria Heights High School
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Meet The Mountain Cats
Senior Forward Senior Guard Bill Luther Senior Guard/Forward Andrew Cressler
Junior Center Junior Guard Ian Vescovi Matt Palo
Red-Shirt Freshman Guard Red-Shirt Freshman Guard Sophomore Guard Rasaun Mosley Jake Laravie Nate Snodgrass
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Meet The Mountain Cats
Freshman Forward Freshman Forward Adam Shaheen Roshon Fields
Freshman Guard Freshman Guard Ryan Fyock Tim Jaczesko
Freshman Forward Freshman Forward A.J. Leahey Isaac Vescovi
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#11 Bill Luther
Senior Forward 6’7” 200 lbs. HOMETOWN: Gibsonia, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Hampton MAJOR: Business
Career Highs
POINTS: 34 vs. Bowie State (MD) University 12/05/12 REBOUNDS: 12 vs. Concord (WV) University 11/13/10 ASSISTS: 6 vs. Ohio Valley (WV) University 01/14/13
#11 Bill Luther At Pitt-Johnstown 2012-13 Season Bill Luther started all 28 games and finished as the Mountain Cats third-leading scorer at 12.0 points per game. He also averaged 4.4 rebounds and nearly two assists per game. Luther was second on the team in three-point field goals (75) and 3-point field goal percentage (44.1%) and third in assists (50). Nationally, he ranked 15th in the country in three-point field goal percentage and 40th in three-point field goals per game (2.68), including 10 against Bowie State (MD) University on December 5 to tie Jordan Miller’s single-game record. Luther, the WVIAC Co-Player of the Week on December 10, scored in double figures 19 times and grabbed five or more rebounds 11 times. Through three seasons, Luther has highs of 34 points against Bowie State (MD) University on Dec. 5, 2012 and 12 rebounds in his collegiate debut on Nov. 13, 2010 against Concord (WV) University, and six assists against Ohio Valley (WV) University on Jan. 14, 2013.
2011-12 Season Luther played in all 29 games and made 27 starts as a sophomore. He averaged 7.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per game. His 49.0 three-point field goal percentage paced the Mountain Cats, while his 48 three-pointers were second on the team. Luther also shot 51.6% (81-157) from the field and 11-13 (84.6%) from the free-throw line. He scored in double-figures nine times and grabbed five or more rebounds nine times.
2010-11 Season Luther joined Head Coach Bob Rukavina’s starting line-up as a true freshman and made an immediate impact. Luther was named to the WVIAC All-Freshman Team after averaging 10.8 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. He paced Pitt-Johnstown in three-point field goal percentage (47.3%), was second in both rebounding and blocked shots, and third in three-point field goals- made (62). Luther scored in double-figures in 16 games and grabbed five or more rebounds 18 times. He was also selected to play on the Global Sports Academy All-Star Team that represented the United States in Belgium, England, and Germany in August 2011.
At Hampton High School Luther was a three-year letterman who finished his career with 1,223 career points under Head Coach Joe Lafko at Hampton High School. Luther earned First-Team Pennsylvania AAA All-State honors and was tabbed Pittsburgh Fab-5 and All-AAA WPIAL following the 2009-10 season. He was also a three-time All-Section selection who helped lead his team to the 2008-09 and 2009-10 AAA State Semifinals, a WPIAL championship in 2009 and a WPIAL Runner-up finish in 2010. Luther’s uncle, Rob Shanahan, is a Mountain Cat alumnus from 1992.
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#11 Bill Luther
At Pitt-Johnstown
Four-year starter Ranked third on team in scoring (12.0 ppg.) and assists (50) and second in three-point field goals (75) and three-point field goal percentage (44.1%) in 2012-13
Ranks fourth on Mountain Cat All-Time three- point field goals list with 185
Needs 141 points to become Pitt-Johnstown’s 25th 1,000th-point scorer.
Ranked 15th in NCAA Division II in three-point field goal percentage (44.1%) and 40th in three- point field goals per game (2.68) in 2012-13
Made 10 three-pointers vs. Bowie State (MD) University on Dec. 5, 2012 tie Jordan Miller’s single-game school record
2010-11 WVIAC All-Freshmen Team selection
Member of 2010 Global Sports Select/All-Star Basketball Team that competed in Belgium, England, and Germany
Career-highs of 34 points against Bowie State (MD) University on Dec. 5, 2012, 12 rebounds in his collegiate debut on Nov. 13, 2010 against Concord (WV) University, and six assists against Ohio Valley (WV) University on Jan. 14, 2013.
BILL LUTHER’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 10-11 28 114-210 54.3 62-131 47.3 12-14 85.7 148 5.3 50 20 15 302 10.8 11-12 29 81-157 51.6 48-98 49.0 11-13 84.6 100 3.4 33 7 7 221 7.6 12-13 28 123-247 49.8 75-170 44.1 15-19 78.9 124 4.4 50 16 11 336 12.0 TOTALS: 85 318-614 51.8 185-399 46.4 38-46 82.6 372 4.4 133 43 33 859 10.1
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#23 Paul Weatherly
Senior Guard/Forward 6’4” 215 lbs. HOMETOWN: Johnstown, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Greater Johnstown MAJOR: Business
Career Highs
POINTS: 16 at West Virginia State University 01/21/13 REBOUNDS: 9 at Ohio Valley (WV) University 01/26/12 ASSISTS: 7 at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University 12/06/12 7 vs. Seton Hill University 02/25/12
#23 Paul Weatherly
At Pitt-Johnstown 2012-13 Season Paul Weatherly played in all 28 of Pitt-Johnstown’s games as a junior and averaged 5.0 points and 2.4 rebounds per game. He shot 42.7% (53-124) from the floor, 37.8% (14-37) from behind the three-point line, and 76.9% (20-26) from the free-throw line. Weatherly also dished out 36 assists, made nine steals, and blocked four shots. He scored in double figures three times and grabbed five or more rebounds on two occasions. Weatherly scored a career-high of 16 points at West Virginia State University on Jan. 21, 2013. He also had career-highs of nine rebounds at Ohio Valley (WV) University on Jan. 26, 2010, seven assists at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University on Dec. 6, 2012 and seven assists against Seton Hill on Feb. 25, 2012.
2011-12 Season Weatherly started 28 of the Mountain Cats’ 29 games and averaged 5.4 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game. He shot 39.7% (50-126) from the floor, 45.0% (18-40) from three-point range, and 79.6% (39-49) from the free-throw line. Three times he led the team in rebounding. Weatherly scored in double-figures four times, and tallied seven or more points 11 times. He also pulled down five or more rebounds seven times.
2010-11 Season After red-shirting as a freshman in 2009-10, Weatherly made his Mountain Cat debut in 2010-11 and played in all 28 games off the bench. Weatherly averaged 4.8 points and 2.4 rebounds in just over 17 minutes per game. Three times as a red-shirt freshman he scored in double figures. Weatherly also grabbed four or more rebounds five times and dished out three or more assists seven times.
At Greater Johnstown High School Weatherly was a four-year letterman and two-time Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference (LHAC) All-Conference Team choice for Head Coaches John Fuschino and Dave Roman Jr. He averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in 2008-09. Weatherly ended his high school career with 1,261 points and over 500 rebounds. Weatherly also helped lead Greater Johnstown High School to four straight playoff appearances, one District VI Championship and one LHAC title. Academically, he graduated from Greater Johnstown with high honors.
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#23 Paul Weatherly
At Pitt-Johnstown
Has played in every Mountain Cat game after red-shirting as a freshman in 2009-10
Has averaged 5.1 points and 2.7 rebounds per game for his career
Scored in double figures 10 times and pulled down five or more rebounds 14 times in his Pitt-Johnstown career
Has career-highs of 16 points at West Virginia State University on Jan. 21, 2013, nine rebounds at Ohio Valley (WV) University on Jan. 26, 2010 and seven assists at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University on Dec. 6, 2012, and seven assists against Seton Hill on Feb. 25, 2012.
PAUL WEATHERLY’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN
YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 10-11 28 46-112 41.1 8-37 21.6 35-48 72.9 67 2.4 36 8 2 135 4.8 11-12 29 50-126 39.7 18-40 45.0 39-49 79.6 97 3.3 49 20 4 157 5.4 12-13 28 53-124 42.7 14-37 37.8 20-26 76.9 68 2.4 36 9 4 140 5.0 TOTALS: 85 149-362 41.2 40-114 35.1 94-123 76.4 232 2.7 121 37 10 432 5.1
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#10 Andrew Cressler
Senior Guard 6’4” 195 lbs. HOMETOWN: Pittsburgh, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Plum MAJOR: History Education
Career Highs
POINTS: 28 vs. Shepherd (WV) University 01/03/13 REBOUNDS: 15 vs. Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University 12/15/12 ASSISTS: 3 at Davis & Elkins (WV) College 12/01/12 3 vs. Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University 12/15/12 #10 Andrew Cressler
At Pitt-Johnstown 2012-13 Season Andrew Cressler made an immediate impact for the Mountain Cats after transferring from Seton Hill University prior to his junior season. Cressler started all 28 games on his way to finishing as the team’s second leading rebounder (6.1 rpg.) and fourth leading scorer (10.8 ppg.). He also finished third on the team in both in steals (26) and three-point field goals (25). Cressler wrapped-up his first season at Pitt-Johnstown shooting 50.0% (123-246) from the field, 48.1% (25-52) from behind the three-point line, and 69.6% (32-46) from the free-throw line. He led the Mountain Cats in scoring twice and rebounding eight times. Cressler scored in double figures 16 times and grabbed seven or more rebounds nine times. He also collected three double-doubles. In one season, Cressler recorded highs of 28 points vs. Shepherd (WV) University on Jan. 3, 2013 and 15 rebounds against Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University on Dec. 15, 2012. He also had three assists at Davis & Elkins (WV) College on Dec. 1, 2012, and three assists against Wheeling Jesuit on Dec. 15, 2012.
At Plum High School Cressler, a three-year letterman and all-conference performer for Head Coach Ron Richards at Plum High School, finished his career as the school’s third all-time leading scorer with 1,234 points.
At Seton Hill University Prior to joining the Mountain Cats for the 2012-13 season, Cressler earned two letters as a member of the Seton Hill University basketball team. In 2010-11, Cressler averaged 7.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game. He shot 52% from the field and 81% from the free-throw line. Cressler followed that up by joining the starting line-up as a sophomore in 2011-12 where he averaged 11.1 points and 3.7 rebounds per game.
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#10 Andrew Cressler
At Pitt-Johnstown
Started all 28 games for the Mountain Cats after transferring from Seton Hill University prior to the 2012-13 season
Second on team in rebounding (6.1 rpg.) and fourth in scoring (10.8 ppg.) in 2012- 13
Third on the team in both steals (26) and three-point field goals (25) in 2012-13
Led the Mountain Cats in scoring twice and rebounding eight times in 2012-13
Scored in double figures 16 times and grabbed seven or more rebounds nine times in 2012-13
Collected three double-doubles of points and rebounds in 2012-13
Career-highs of 28 points against Shepherd (WV) University on Jan. 3, 2013 and 15 rebounds against Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University on Dec. 15, 2012. He also had three assists at Davis & Elkins (WV) College on Dec. 1, 2012 and three assists against Wheeling Jesuit on Dec. 15, 2012.
ANDREW CRESSLER’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN
YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 12-13 28 123-246 50.0 25-52 48.1 32-46 69.6 172 6.1 30 26 8 303 10.8
TOTALS: 28 123-246 50.0 25-52 48.1 32-46 69.6 172 6.1 30 26 8 303 10.8
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#50 Ian Vescovi
Junior Forward/Center 6’9” 230 lbs. HOMETOWN: Patton, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Cambria Heights MAJOR: Mathematics
Career Highs
POINTS: 19 vs. Bluefield State (WV) College 11/20/12 REBOUNDS: 13 at Shepherd (WV) University 01/28/13 ASSISTS: 6 vs. Penn State-Beaver 01/23/13
#50 IAN VESCOVI At Pitt-Johnstown 2012-13 Season Ian Vescovi, a First-Team Capital One Academic All-District selection, joined the Mountain Cat starting line-up as a sophomore and led Pitt-Johnstown in rebounding (6.7 rpg.), field goal percentage (54.1%), and blocked shots (56). He was also fifth on the team in both scoring (9.5 ppg.) and assists (38). His 1.93 blocked shots per game ranked 27th in NCAA Division II. Vescovi, who collected three double-doubles, led Pitt-Johnstown in scoring once and rebounding 13 times. He scored in double figures 12 times, and had seven or more rebounds 16 times. Through two seasons, Vescovi has recorded highs of 19 points against Bluefield State (WV) College on Nov. 20, 2012, 13 rebounds at Shepherd (WV) University on Jan. 28, 2013, and six assists against Penn State-Beaver on Jan. 23, 2013. 2011-12 Season Vescovi played in all 29 games off the bench after red-shirting as a freshman in 2010-11. Vescovi averaged 4.1 points and 2.9 rebounds in 11 minutes per game. He led the Mountain Cats with 19 blocked shots. Vescovi also shot 51.2% (44-86) from the field, dished out 23 assists and made four steals. He scored in double-figures twice and pulled down four or more rebounds nine times.
At Cambria Heights High School Vescovi played for Head Coach Eric Nagel at Cambria Heights High School where he finished his career with 1,321 points, 290 assists, over 800 rebounds and over 500 blocked shots. He posted career-highs of 33 points, 17 rebounds, 15 blocks and 10 assists. Following his senior season in 2009-10, Vescovi was named Third-Team Pennsylvania AA All-State and the Altoona Mirror Player of the Year. He was an All-Laurel Highlands Athletics Conference selection and played in both the A ltoona Mirror Classic and The Tribune-Democrat All-Star Game. Vescovi led Cambria Heights to the 2008-09 District 6 Championship and a District 6 Runner-up finish in 2009-10.
IAN VESCOVI’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN
YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 11-12 29 44-86 51.2 0-0 00.0 30-52 57.7 85 2.9 23 4 19 118 4.1 12-13 28 105-194 54.1 0-0 00.0 55-94 58.5 188 6.7 38 6 56 265 9.5 TOTALS: 57 149-280 53.2 0-0 00.0 85-146 58.2 273 4.8 61 10 75 383 6.7
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#15 Matt Palo
Junior Guard 6’5” 195 lbs. HOMETOWN: North Huntingdon, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Norwin MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering Technology
Career Highs
POINTS: 16 vs. Bluefield State (WV) College 02/04/12 16 vs. West Liberty (WV) University 02/09/12 16 vs. Penn State-Altoona 11/13/12 REBOUNDS: 7 at Concord (WV) University 12/10/11 ASSISTS: 7 vs. Penn State-Beaver 01/23/13 #15 MATT PALO
At Pitt-Johnstown 2012-13 Season Matt Palo saw action in 22 games (one start) and averaged 4.0 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. He shot an impressive 60.3% (38-63) from the field, had 26 assists, seven steals and two blocked shots. Palo scored in double- figures twice and had five or more rebounds in a game five times. Palo posted highs of 16 points against Bluefield State (WV) College on Feb. 4, 2012 and 16 points against West Liberty (WV) University on Feb. 9, 2012. He also pulled down seven rebounds at Concord (WV) University on Dec. 10, 2011, dished out two assists vs. Roberts Wesleyan (NY) College on Nov. 25, 2011 and two assists at Shepherd (WV) University on Feb. 15, 2012.
2011-12 Season Palo provided the Mountain Cats with quality minutes off the bench as a true freshman. Palo averaged 4.4 points and 2.6 rebounds in 29 games-played. He shot 54.9% (50-91) from the field, had 14 assists, made nine steals, and blocked a pair of shots. Three times he scored in double-figures. He grabbed four or more rebounds 10 times.
At Norwin High School Palo, the WPIAL’s leading scorer as a senior, played for Head Coach Lynn Washowich at Norwin High School where he scored 1,269 career points and was named Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Athlete of the Year in 2010-11. He averaged 10.7 points per game for his career, including 30.2 points and 6.2 assists per game as a senior on his way to guiding Norwin to the WPIAL Playoffs two consecutive years. In addition, he was named Tribune Review Terrific- 10, Daily News Fab 15, and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fab-Five East. Palo earned Second-Team All-WPIAL- MSA.com and was selected to play in both the Pittsburgh Roundball Classic and the WPIAL All-Star Game.
MATT PALO’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN
YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 11-12 29 50-91 54.9 0-3 00.0 27-57 47.4 75 2.6 14 9 2 127 4.4 12-13 22 38-63 60.3 2-5 40.0 9-13 69.2 57 2.6 26 7 2 87 4.0 TOTALS: 51 88-154 57.1 2-8 25.0 36-70 51.4 132 2.6 40 16 4 214 4.2
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#3 Nate Snodgrass and #14 Jake Laravie
Sophomore Guard 6’0” 175 lbs. HOMETOWN: Butler, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Butler Areas MAJOR: Business-Accounting
#3 At Northern Kentucky University Nate Snodgrass transferred to Pitt-Johnstown prior to the 2013-14 season after one year at NCAA Division I Northern Kentucky University where he averaged 3.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.28 assists in 25 games.
At Butler Area High School Snodgrass was a four-year letterman under Head Coach Matt Clement at Butler Area High School. Snodgrass, the 2011-12 Butler County Player of the Year and Third Team Pennsylvania All-State selection, averaged 21 points, three rebounds and five assists per game as a senior. He also shot 91% from the free-throw line. Also in 2011-12, Snodgrass was tabbed a member of the Pittsburgh Fab-5 Team and to the WPIAL All-Section Team. Snodgrass, who posted single-game career-highs of 42 points and 10 assists against North Allegheny High School, helped guide his team to a pair of WPIAL Semifinal appearances and to the final eight in the PIAA State Playoffs in 2011.
Red-Shirt Freshman Guard 6’1” 175 lbs. HOMETOWN: Kettering, OH HIGH SCHOOL: Archbishop Alter MAJOR: Business Management
#14 JAKE LARAVIE At Archbishop Alter High School Jake Laravie will make his Mountain Cat debut after taking a red-shirt during the 2012-13 season. Jake Laravie, a two-year letterman for Head Coach Joe Petrocelli at Archbishop Alter High School, was a District 15 All-Star and an Ohio Associated Press All-Southwest District Special Mention. Laravie, a two-time All-Greater Catholic League selection, averaged 12.1 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.7 assists, and 1.3 steals per game for his career. His 86% (111-129) career free-throw percentage, 90.9% free-throw shooting in a season, and 50.6% shooting from three-point range in a season are all school records. Laravie also ranks fifth on the Archbishop Alter career three-point field goal percentage list at 43.5%. He posted career-highs of 26 points at Fairmont High School on Jan. 29, 2011 and 10 rebounds in a triple-double game at LaSalle High School on Feb. 10, 2012. Laravie also dished out seven assists and hit 10-13 field goals against Pinecrest (GA) High School on Dec. 29, 2011. Laravie, who also earned one letter on the baseball team, garnered Second-Honors Senior Year Academics. In addition, Laravie’s uncles, Jim and John Paxson, are both former NBA players.
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#20 Rasaun Mosley and #33 A.J. Leahey
Red-Shirt Freshman Guard 6’3” 165 lbs. HOMETOWN: York, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: New Hope Academy Charter School MAJOR: Engineering Technology
#20 RASAUN MOSLEY
At New Hope Academy Charter School Rasaun Mosley will make his Mountain Cat debut after taking a red-shirt during the 2012-13 season.
Rasaun Mosley, a Pennsylvania All-State selection, played for Head Coach Anthony Hall at New Hope Academy Charter School where he helped lead his team to a District 3 runner-up finish and a spot in the second round of the PIAA State Playoffs as a senior in 2011-12. He posted single-game career-highs of 27 points, 15 rebounds, seven assists, and six steals.
Freshman Forward 6’7” 230 lbs. HOMETOWN: Lilly, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Penn Cambria MAJOR: Undecided
#33 A.J. Leahey At Penn Cambria High School A.J. Leahey was a four-year letterman and three-year team captain for Head Coach James Ronan at Penn Cambria High School where he guided his team to the District 6 Championship in 2013. Leahey, who holds the school record for career points (1,667 pts.), rebounds (1,002 rebs.), and three-point field goals (232 3FG’s) was a PIAA AA First-Team All-State selection in 2013 and a Third-Team choice in 2012. He averaged 21 points, 12 rebounds, three assists and three blocks per game as a senior. Leahey was named the 2012-13 Johnstown Tribune- Democrat and Altoona Mirror Player of the Year and earned the PIAA District 6 Sportsmanship Award. He was also a three-time Laurel Highland Athletic Conference (LHAC) All-Conference selection and an Altoona Mirror First- Team All Area choice following his junior season. Leahey posted single-game high of 37 points against Bishop Carroll High School and 20 rebounds against Central Cambria High School.
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#5 Adam Shaheen and Roshon Fields
Freshman Forward 6’6” 215 lbs. HOMETOWN: Galena, OH HIGH SCHOOL: Big Walnut MAJOR: Finance
#5 ADAM SHAHEEN
At Big Walnut High School Adam Shaheen, a two-year letterman under Head Coach Eric Myers at Big Walnut High School, averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior on his way to garnering All-Ohio Capital Conference (OCC) honors. Shaheen posted career-highs of 44 points and 20 rebounds against Licking Heights High School in 2012-13. Shaheen also earned All-OCC and Second-Team All-District accolades as a football player.
Freshman Forward 6’6” 185 lbs. HOMETOWN: Johnstown, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Greater Johnstown MAJOR: Undecided
ROSHON FIELDS
At Greater Johnstown High School Roshon Fields is expected to take a Red-Shirt During the 2013-14 season.
Roshon Fields averaged 11 points and 11 rebounds as a senior in 2012-13 under Head Coach Neil Cobaugh at Greater Johnstown High School. Fields, a three-year letterman, recorded career-highs of 22 points against Bishop McCort High School and 22 rebounds against Cambria Heights High School, both during the 2012-13 season. He also helped guide Greater Johnstown to the second round of the PIAA AA State Playoffs in 2013. Fields wrapped up his high school career with more than 300 points and over 250 rebounds.
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Ryan Fyock and Tim Jaczesko
Freshman Guard 6’1” 165 lbs. HOMETOWN: Stoystown, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Shade MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering Technology
RYAN FYOCK
At Shade High School Ryan Fyock is expected to take a Red-Shirt during the 2013-14 season.
Ryan Fyock played for his father, Wade Fyock, at Shade High School where he garnered First-Team All-State honors as a senior and third-team All-State honors as a junior. Fyock, a four-year letterman in both basketball and baseball, was a two-time First-Team All-Somerset County selection and the Somerset County Most Valuable Player in 2012-13. He also guided Shade High School to back-to-back District 5 Championships and PIAA A Sweet 16 appearances in 2012 and 2013.
Freshman Guard 5’11” 155 lbs. HOMETOWN: Gibsonia, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Deer Lakes MAJOR: Criminal Justice
TIM JACZESKO
At Deer Lakes High School Tim Jaczesko is expected to take a Red-Shirt during the 2013-14 season.
Tim Jaczesko played for Head Coach Jon McKay at Deer Lakes High School where he averaged 23 points per game and led his team to the Section Championship in 2012-13. Jaczesko, a three-year letterman, holds Deer Lakes single-game scoring record with 45 points against Aquinas Academy. Jaczesko was named the A-K Valley Player of the Year in 2013, and was selected to play in the Roundball Classic All-Star Game and the A-K Valley Classic All-Star Game.
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Isaac Vescovi
Freshman Forward 6’6” 175 lbs. HOMETOWN: Patton, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Cambria Heights MAJOR: Undecided
ISAAC VESCOVI
Isaac Vescovi is expected to take a Red-Shirt during the 2013-14 season.
At Cambria Heights High School Isaac Vescovi, a three-year letterman, averaged 21.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, 2.1 assists and nearly two blocks per game as a senior under Head Coach Eric Nagel at Cambria Heights High School. He led his team to back-to-back District 6 Playoff appearances and finished his career with 1,151 points. Vescovi, who graduated with High Honors, posted a career-best 35 points against Bedford High School and set the school record for three-point field goals in a game with eight against Riverview High School.
Distinctive Elements of the Pitt-Johnstown Experience Pitt-quality education, world class standards of academic excellence appreciated by employers and recognized by top graduate schools alike. A Princeton Review “Best in the Northeast” College! Highly talented faculty of dedicated teachers and productive scholars facilitate student success in an up-close-and-personal learning environment. Highly sought after undergraduate degree programs with intense real world focus including engineering technology, nursing, justice administration and criminology, computer science, pre-medical professions, education, business and management information systems... Real world focused learning experiences including mentored projects, guided internships, capstones, and undergraduate research projects that link theory to practical applications. A unique collegiate experience through its signature RealWorld Action Program, which actively supports Career and Professional Development as well as Campus, Civic, and Global Engagement. Intensive career and job placement initiatives facilitate progress from admission to graduation, with focused guidance intended to help students succeed in a competitive workplace in their career of choice. Caring and dedicated staff enhance a supportive living-learning environment, offering personalized assistance to facilitate success from admission to graduation. A picturesque residential campus environment with many state-of-the-art facilities that support excellence in learning and contribute to student success. Nationally recognized for high levels of student engagement as illustrated in national surveys (National Survey of Student Engagement & Noel-Levitz): Recognized in President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll three years in a row! NCAA Division II school boasting a nationally ranked wrestling program, a Hall of Fame Coach, and 10 competitive sports in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). Nationally recognized for supporting veteran student transition and success: A “Military Friendly School.” More than 19,500 alumni, constituting a vital network facilitating the success of our students and graduates, making meaningful contributions to our world.
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Mountain Cats in Action
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This is Pitt-Johnstown
Founded in 1927, the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown is the first and largest regional campus of the University of Pittsburgh. A vital knowledge center and a foremost contributor to the region’s educational, social, cultural, and economic development, Pitt- Johnstown provides a high quality educational experience that is purposefully designed to prepare students for the real world of the 21st century. Pitt-Johnstown’s record of excellence is reflected, in part, by the accomplishments of students, faculty, and staff; the record of achievements of more than 19,000 alumni; the satisfaction of area employers; and the commendations of many external organizations. Pitt-Johnstown offers a high quality educational experience in a supportive living-learning environment, that is grounded in the liberal arts and sciences, is current, and is responsive to both our students’ personal and professional needs and to our communities’ needs. Our campus is located on 655 picturesque acres in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania, 70 miles east of Pittsburgh.
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All-Time Series Scores
CHRIS RHAMES (1995-1998) Pitt-Johnstown’s 10th all-time leading scorer (1,373 pts.) and sixth all-time leading rebounder (614 rebs.)
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
ALDERSON-BROADDUS (5-16) BLOOMSBURG UNIV. (Cont’d) CAL. (PA) (Cont’d) (12-19) 2001-02 Won (1-0) 74-70 OT 1998-99 Won (6-6) 84-76 1999-00 Lost (6-7) 83-93 1991-92 Lost (7-8) 77-85 2001-02 Lost (1-1) 80-83 1992-93 Lost (7-9) 78-92 2001-02 Lost (1-2) 60-77 2000-01 Won (7-7) 74-71 2001-02 Lost (7-8) 62-67 1993-94 Lost (7-10) 72-104 2002-03 Lost (1-3) 59-71 1994-95 Lost (7-11) 89-101 2002-03 Lost (1-4) 65-90 2001-02 Won (8-8) 85-77 2002-03 Lost (8-9) 77-84 1995-96 Lost (7-12) 83-99 2003-04 Lost (1-5) 84-98 1996-97 Won (8-12) 79-63 2003-04 Won (2-5) 75-68 2002-03 Won (9-9) 95-92 OT 2003-04 Lost (9-10) 65-70 1998-99 Lost (8-13) 71-76 2004-05 Lost (2-6) 78-87 2000-01 Lost (8-14) 79-82 2003-04 Won (10-10) 91-66 2004-05 Lost (2-7) 75-91 2000-01 Lost (8-15) 64-85 2007-08 Won (3-7) 87-84 2004-05 Won (11-10) 83-75 2004-05 Won (12-10) 82-58 2002-03 Lost (8-16) 54-70 2007-08 Lost (3-8) 64-71 2003-04 Won (9-16) 72-70 2008-09 Lost (3-9) 69-71 2005-06 Lost (12-11) 85-87 2005-06 Won (13-11) 95-70 2004-05 Won (10-16) 86-80 2008-09 Won (4-9) 74-73 2OT 2005-06 Won (11-16) 72-58 2006-07 Won (14-11) 88-82 2009-10 Lost (4-10) 72-89 2006-07 Lost (11-17) 61-67 2010-11 Lost (4-11) 74-82 2007-08 Lost (14-12) 51-57 2008-09 Won (15-12) 95-73 2007-08 Lost (11-18) 68-75 2010-11 Won (5-11) 92-91 OT 2008-09 Won (12-18) 54-53 2010-11 Lost (5-12) 60-77 2009-10 Won (16-12) 84-67 2010-11 Won (17-12) 68-70 2009-10 Lost (12-19) 81-82 2011-12 Lost (5-13) 69-73 2011-12 Lost (5-14) 53-75 2011-12 Lost (17-13) 72-74 2012-13 Won (18-13) 70-58 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIV. (5-3) 2012-13 Lost (5-15) 71-75 1978-79 Won (1-0) 60-58 2012-13 Lost (5-16) 60-68 BLUEFIELD STATE COLL. (5-1) 1979-80 Won (2-0) 87-69 ALLIANCE (0-1) 1980-81 Lost (2-1) 69-80 2007-08 Won (1-0) 82-59 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 76-88 1981-82 Lost (2-2) 55-68 2008-09 Won (2-0) 76-51 1982-83 Won (3-2) 81-79 2009-10 Won (3-0) 89-46 1984-85 Won (4-2) 81-65 ARMY (0-3) 2010-11 Lost (3-1) 76-83 1985-86 Won (5-2) 68-48 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 65-100 2011-12 Won (4-1) 115-84 1986-87 Lost (5-3) 64-67 1974-75 Lost (0-2) 62-84 2012-13 Won (5-1) 89-62
1975-76 Lost (0-3) 67-68 BOWIE STATE UNIV. (4-6) CENTRAL STATE UNIV. (1-0) 1994-95 Won (1-0) 113-70 ALLENTOWN COLLEGE (1-0) 1996-97 Won (1-0) 78-74
1978-79 Won (1-0) 69-53 1999-00 Won (2-0) 86-62 2000-01 Lost (2-1) 73-90 CENTRAL PENN COLLEGE (1-0) BARRY UNIVERSITY (1-1) 2000-01 Won (3-1) 83-65 2010-11 Won (1-0) 100-54 1987-88 Won (1-0) 74-56 2001-02 Lost (3-2) 71-84 1991-92 Lost (1-1) 55-88 2002-03 Lost (3-3) 81-83 OT CHARLESTON, UNIV. OF (5-9) 2003-04 Lost (3-4) 69-81 2000-01 Won (1-0) 100-99 BEHREND COLLEGE (7-3) 2004-05 Lost (3-5) 64-75 2002-03 Lost (1-1) 81-84 OT 1972-73 Won (1-0) 97-72 2011-12 Lost (3-6) 69-80 2003-04 Won (2-1) 74-72 1973-74 Won (2-0) 86-75 2012-13 Won (4-6) 106-94 2004-05 Lost (2-2) 65-78 1974-75 Won (3-0) 97-88 2004-05 Lost (2-3) 85-97 1975-76 Won (4-0) 104-62 BRESCIA UNIVERSITY (0-1) 2007-08 Lost (2-4) 78-87 1976-77 Won (5-0) 118-78 2002-03 Lost (0-1) 71-86 2008-09 Won (3-4) 87-70 1977-78 Won (6-0) 103-78 2009-10 Lost (3-5) 69-78 1978-79 Lost (6-1) 61-80 BUFFALO STATE (0-2) 2010-11 Won (4-5) 85-79 2010-11 Lost (4-6) 75-97 1978-79 Won (7-1) 83-73 1975-76 Lost (0-1) 79-82 2011-12 Lost (4-7) 86-102 1979-80 Lost (7-2) 68-72 1977-78 Lost (0-2) 84-97 2011-12 Lost (4-8) 69-79 1980-81 Lost (7-3) 67-77 2011-12 Lost (4-9) 66-77 BETHANY COLLEGE (0-1) CABRINI COLLEGE (0-1) 2012-13 Won (5-9) 82-72 1983-84 Lost (0-1) 69-77 1979-80 Lost (0-1) 70-72 CHEYNEY STATE UNIV. (1-0) CALIFORNIA (PA) (12-19) 1998-99 Won (1-0) 81-71 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE (1-0) 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 72-102 2001-02 Won (1-0) 79-63 1972-73 Won (1-1) 86-69 CHOWAN (NC) UNIV. (1-0) 1974-75 Won (2-1) 101-90 2011-12 Won (1-0) 77-67 BLOOMSBURG UNIV. (18-13) 1975-76 Lost (2-2) 70-73
1988-89 Lost (0-1) 64-69 1980-81 Won (3-2) 58-57 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 92-101 1980-81 Won (4-2) 84-70 CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT (0-1) 1989-90 Lost (0-3) 59-102 1982-83 Won (5-2) 89-85 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 79-90 1990-91 Won (1-3) 88-86 1982-83 Lost (5-3) 74-90 1991-92 Lost (1-4) 62-94 1983-84 Lost (5-4) 61-95 CLARION UNIVERSITY (11-33) 1992-93 Won (2-4) 85-84 1984-85 Won (6-4) 87-86 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 68-99 1993-94 Lost (2-5) 83-84 1986-87 Won (7-4) 107-102 1970-71 Lost (0-2) 62-71 1994-95 Lost (2-6) 69-71 1990-91 Lost (7-5) 64-82 1971-72 Lost (0-3) 77-81 1996-97 Won (3-6) 75-54 1990-91 Lost (7-6) 67-93 1972-73 Lost (0-4) 72-74 1996-97 Won (4-6) 81-77 1991-92 Lost (7-7) 65-77 1973-74 Lost (0-5) 73-74 1997-98 Won (5-6) 77-71 1974-75 Won (1-5) 84-83
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CLARION (11-33) (Cont’d) CONCORD UNIV. (Cont’d.) (8-2) DYKE (2-1) 1975-76 Lost (1-6) 65-85 2011-12 Lost (7-1) 87-89 1977-78 Won (1-0) 1976-77 Lost (1-7) 85-86 2012-13 Lost (7-2) 76-86 1984-85 Won (2-0) 77-75 1976-77 Lost (1-8) 90-103 2012-13 Won (8-2) 92-82 1984-85 Lost (2-1) 66-72 1977-78 Lost (1-9) 78-88 1978-79 Lost (1-10) 76-93 CORTLAND STATE (1-0) D'YOUVILLE COLLEGE (1-0) 1979-80 Lost (1-11) 69-89 1980-81 Won (1-0) 71-65 1998-99 Won (1-0) 88-69 1980-81 Lost (1-12) 87-101 1981-82 Lost (1-13) 69-90 DAEMEN (NY) COLLEGE (0-1) EAST STROUDSBURG (5-3) 1982-83 Lost (1-14) 80-108 2011-12 Lost (0-1) 65-72 1991-92 Won (1-0) 70-69 1986-87 Lost (1-15) 67-71 1997-98 Lost (1-1) 70-80 1987-88 Lost (1-16) 78-85 DAVIDSON COLLEGE (0-1) 1998-99 Won (2-1) 82-75 1988-89 Lost (1-17) 86-91 1999-00 Lost (2-2) 88-95 1988-89 Lost (1-18) 72-82 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 67-93 1999-00 Won (3-2) 91-89 1989-90 Lost (1-19) 63-76 DAVIS & ELKINS COLL. (15-2) 2002-03 Lost (3-3) 71-82 1989-90 Lost (1-20) 63-79 2005-06 Won (4-3) 70-64 1990-91 Lost (1-21) 70-91 1993-94 Won (1-0) 111-75 1994-95 Won (2-0) 92-85 2006-07 Won (5-3) 69-62 1991-92 Lost (1-22) 68-104 1992-93 Lost (1-23) 78-85 1997-98 Won (3-0) 113-69 1993-94 Lost (1-24) 86-108 1997-98 Won (4-0) 68-65 EDINBORO UNIV. (4-16) 1994-95 Won (2-24) 86-77 1998-99 Won (5-0) 81-72 1976-77 Lost (0-1) 90-95 1995-96 Won (3-24) 89-83 1998-99 Won (6-0) 86-71 1976-77 Won (1-1) 68-58 1996-97 Won (4-24) 75-72 2004-05 Won (7-0) 106-74 1977-78 Won (2-1) 79-77 1997-98 Lost (4-25) 83-94 2007-08 Lost (7-1) 75-85 1977-78 Won (3-1) 75-73 1997-98 Won (5-25) 95-81 2008-09 Won (8-1) 70-61 1978-79 Lost (3-2) 74-78 1998-99 Won (6-25) 72-68 2008-09 Won (9-1) 89-72 1979-80 Lost (3-3) 78-103 1999-00 Won (7-25) 87-78 2009-10 Lost (9-2) 51-78 1979-80 Lost (3-4) 60-62 1999-00 Lost (7-26) 84-99 2010-11 Won (10-2) 92-83 1981-82 Lost (3-5) 71-74 2000-01 Lost (7-27) 72-79 2010-11 Won (11-2) 98-80 1982-83 Lost (3-6) 99-106 2001-02 Lost (7-28) 57-68 2011-12 Won (12-2) 72-65 1988-89 Lost (3-7) 79-85 2002-03 Lost (7-29) 72-90 2011-12 Won (13-2) 72-69 1988-89 Lost (3-8) 54-63 2003-04 Lost (7-30) 74-87 2012-13 Won (14-2) 78-71 1989-90 Lost (3-9) 71-87 2003-04 Won (8-30) 70-54 2012-13 Won (15-2) 76-67 1989-90 Lost (3-10) 80-96 2004-05 Lost (8-31) 64-73 1990-91 Lost (3-11) 80-98 2005-06 Won (9-31) 60-59 DIST. OF COLUMBIA (19-8) 1990-91 Lost (3-12) 80-83 2007-08 Won (10-31) 66-57 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 82-93 1992-93 Lost (3-13) 82-110 2008-09 Lost (10-32) 63-70 1995-96 Won (1-1) 103-99 1993-94 Lost (3-14) 70-79 2009-10 Won (11-32) 94-79 1996-97 Won (2-1) 94-75 1996-97 Lost (3-15) 84-89 2010-11 Lost (11-33) 80-85 1996-97 Lost (2-2) 73-75 1996-97 Won (4-15) 100-84 1997-98 Won (3-2) 85-59 1997-98 Lost (4-16) 83-95 COASTAL CAROLINA (0-2) 1997-98 Won (4-2) 99-71 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 67-68 1998-99 Won (5-2) 87-82 ELIZABETH CITY STATE (0-1) 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 62-91 1998-99 Lost (5-3) 84-85 2001-02 Lost (0-1) 66-73 1999-00 Won (6-3) 92-83 COLUMBIA UNION (12-3) 1999-00 Won (7-3) 97-65 ELMIRA COLLEGE 1994-95 Won (1-0) 102-88 2000-01 Lost (7-4) 56-79 1975-76 Won (1-0) 89-80 1995-96 Won (2-0) 59-50 2000-01 Won (8-4) 72-71 1995-96 Lost (2-1) 63-74 2001-02 Lost (8-5) 71-91 EMPORIA STATE UNIV. (0-1) 1996-97 Lost (2-2) 75-84 2001-02 Won (9-5) 69-64 2000-01 Lost (0-1) 64-68 1996-97 Won (3-2) 88-82 2002-03 Lost (9-6) 69-76 2002-03 Won (4-2) 85-58 2002-03 Lost (9-7) 74-94 2002-03 Won (10-7) 80-77 EVANGEL UNIVERSITY (1-0) 2002-03 Lost (4-3) 70-75 1999-00 Won (1-0) 96-90 2003-04 Won (5-3) 67-65 2003-04 Won (11-7) 74-71 2003-04 Lost (11-8) 69-72 2003-04 Won (6-3) 86-69 FAIRMONT STATE UNIV. (8-5) 2004-05 Won (7-3) 63-53 2005-06 Won (12-8) 82-49 2005-06 Won (13-8) 78-65 1993-94 Won (1-0) 86-63 2004-05 Won (8-3) 77-43 1994-95 Won (2-0) 93-81 2005-06 Won (9-3) 118-46 2005-06 Won (14-8) 94-52 2006-07 Won (15-8) 71-70 1997-98 Lost (2-1) 74-75 2005-06 Won (10-3) 77-56 2007-08 Won (3-1) 83-72 2006-07 Won (11-3) 82-65 2006-07 Won (16-8) 82-73 2006-07 Won (17-8) 82-65 2007-08 Won (4-1) 80-63 2006-07 Won (12-3) 101-61 2008-09 Won (5-1) 78-61 2008-09 Won (18-8) 87-69 2009-10 Won (19-8) 84-77 2008-09 Lost (5-2) 85-93 CONCORD UNIVERSITY (8-2) 2009-10 Lost (5-3) 85-90 2005-06 Won (1-0) 85-82 DOWLING COLLEGE (0-1) 2009-10 Won (6-3) 78-75 2006-07 Won (2-0) 100-88 2010-11 Won (7-3) 85-65 2007-08 Won (3-0) 79-68 1989-90 Lost (0-1) 59-88 2011-12 Won (8-3) 92-87 2007-08 Won (4-0) 72-68 2012-13 Lost (8-4) 81-85 2008-09 Won (5-0) 86-54 DRURY COLLEGE (0-1) 2012-13 Lost (8-5) 83-88 2009-10 Won (6-0) 70-65 1999-00 Lost (0-1) 72-84 2010-11 Won (7-0) 110-77
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
FAYETTEVILLE STATE (0-1) GENEVA COLL. (Cont’d.) (6-5) INDIANA UNIV. (PA) (16-31) 2000-01 Lost (0-1) 69-74 1975-76 Won (4-4) 75-64 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 72-98 1975-76 Won (5-4) 68-58 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 70-89 FREDONIA STATE UNIV. (1-0) 1990-91 Won (6-4) 82-80 1972-73 Lost (0-3) 72-80 1976-77 Won (1-0) 97-66 1990-91 Lost (6-5) 68-78 1973-74 Lost (0-4) 71-99 1974-75 Lost (0-5) 68-83 FROSTBURG STATE (20-12) 1975-76 Lost (0-6) 73-80 1976-77 Won (1-6) 94-64 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 57-65 GEORGIA SO. WESTERN ST. (0-1) 1977-78 Lost (1-7) 76-84 1971-72 Won (1-1) 80-74 2006-07 Lost (0-1) 61-70 1977-78 Won (2-7) 69-60 1971-72 Lost (1-2) 65-78 1979-80 Lost (2-8) 65-80 1972-73 Won (2-2) 97-77 1980-81 Lost (2-9) 71-86 1972-73 Lost (2-3) 71-80 GLENVILLE ST. COLL. (11-5) 1981-82 Lost (2-10) 59-75 1973-74 Lost (2-4) 59-89 1993-94 Lost (0-1) 74-88 1981-82 Lost (2-11) 74-85 1973-74 Lost (2-5) 74-75 1995-96 Lost (0-2) 47-62 1982-83 Won (3-11) 74-60 1974-75 Won (3-5) 70-65 1996-97 Won (1-2) 70-60 1982-83 Lost (3-12) 65-67 1974-75 Lost (3-6) 81-84 2000-01 Won (2-2) 70-67 1983-84 Lost (3-13) 56-82 1975-76 Won (4-6) 81-68 2001-02 Won (3-2) 63-60 1983-84 Won (4-13) 62-53 1975-76 Lost (4-7) 66-83 2002-03 Won (4-2) 74-53 1984-85 Lost (4-14) 80-90 1976-77 Won (5-7) 101-100 2003-04 Lost (4-3) 68-82 1984-85 Lost (4-15) 57-85 1976-77 Won (6-7) 93-84 2004-05 Lost (4-4) 66-77 1985-86 Lost (4-16) 74-82 1977-78 Won (7-7) 74-67 2005-06 Won (5-4) 92-71 1986-87 Lost (4-17) 66-70 1977-78 Won (8-7) 74-58 2007-08 Won (6-4) 85-80 1987-88 Won (5-17) 87-74 1978-79 Won (9-7) 58-56 2008-09 Won (7-4) 92-85 1988-89 Lost (5-18) 68-90 1978-79 Won (10-7) 61-59 2008-09 Won (8-4) 93-85 1988-89 Won (6-18) 87-82 1979-80 Won (11-7) 79-54 2009-10 Won (9-4) 77-75 1989-90 Lost (6-19) 73-100 1979-80 Won (12-7) 64-57 2010-11 Lost (9-5) 90-101 1989-90 Lost (6-20) 78-79 1980-81 Won (13-7) 84-81 2011-12 Won (10-5) 86-79 1990-91 Lost (6-21) 86-90 1980-81 Lost (13-8) 78-87 2012-13 Won (11-5) 85-74 1990-91 Lost (6-22) 73-78 1981-82 Lost (13-9) 64-72 1991-92 Won (7-22) 87-77 1981-82 Won (14-9) 88-79 1992-93 Lost (7-23) 71-101 1982-83 Won (15-9) 86-84 GOLDEY BEACOM COLL. (1-0) 1993-94 Lost (7-24) 77-110 1982-83 Lost (15-10) 75-81 1999-00 Won (1-0) 102-82 1994-95 Lost (7-25) 64-92 1983-84 Won (16-10) 99-78 1995-96 Lost (7-26) 69-93 1983-84 Lost (16-11) 87-108 1996-97 Won (8-26) 87-84 1984-85 Won (17-11) 91-74 GOUCHER COLLEGE (1-0) 1997-98 Won (9-26) 93-80 1984-85 Won (18-11) 78-70 1991-92 Won (1-0) 97-83 1998-99 Won (10-26) 85-81 1985-86 Lost (18-12) 69-78 1999-00 Lost (10-27) 64-97 1986-87 Won (19-12) 70-68 1999-00 Won (11-27) 79-78 1987-88 Won (20-12) 90-79 2000-01 Won (12-27) 94-84 GRACE COLLEGE (1-0) 2002-03 Lost (12-28) 44-69 GANNON UNIVERSITY (3-14) 1970-71 Won (1-0) 104-100 2003-04 Won (13-28) 79-75 1980-81 Lost (0-1) 65-75 2004-05 Lost (13-29) 72-82 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 63-76 2004-05 Won (14-29) 85-81 OT 1988-89 Lost (0-3) 80-89 GREENSBURG (PITT) (0-1) 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 71-92 2005-06 Lost (14-30) 74-85 1991-92 Lost (0-4) 63-105 2005-06 Lost (14-31) 65-81 1992-93 Lost (0-5) 58-65 2006-07 Won (15-31) 89-61 1992-93 Lost (0-6) 62-78 2006-07 Won (16-31) 72-63 1993-94 Lost (0-7) 59-69 GROVE CITY COLLEGE (1-0) 1993-94 Lost (0-8) 66-78 1973-74 Won (1-0) 82-65 JUNIATA COLLEGE (7-1) 1994-95 Lost (0-9) 76-80 1972-73 Won (1-0) 93-69 1994-95 Lost (0-10) 82-96 1973-74 Lost (1-1) 62-79 1995-96 Won (1-10) 103-99 HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY (0-1) 1974-75 Won (2-1) 75-64 1997-98 Won (2-10) 93-87 1996-97 Lost (0-1) 92-94 1982-83 Won (3-1) 84-74 1998-99 Won (3-10) 69-62 1983-84 Won (4-1) 73-71 2000-01 Lost (3-11) 71-83 HILLSDALE COLLEGE (0-1) 1987-88 Won (5-1) 79-73 2001-02 Lost (3-12) 55-66 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 60-80 1997-98 Won (6-1) 82-47 2006-07 Lost (3-13) 68-73 1998-99 Won (7-1) 73-69 2008-09 Lost (3-14) 53-76
GENEVA COLLEGE (6-5) HOUGHTON COLLEGE (2-1) KEENE STATE COLLEGE (1-0) 1970-71 Won (1-0) 103-75 1972-73 Won (1-0) 110-97 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 84-96 1971-72 Lost (1-1) 83-85 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 75-81 1991-92 Won (2-1) 80-79 1972-73 Won (1-2) 90-75 KINGS COLLEGE (1-1) 1971-72 Won (1-0) 115-86 1972-73 Won (2-2) 89-80 1973-74 Lost (2-3) 73-81 1972-73 Lost (1-1) 66-73 1973-74 Lost (2-4) 75-83 HUSSON COLLEGE (1-0) 1974-75 Won (3-4) 88-84 2001-02 Won (1-0) 91-78
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY (7-2) LOCK HAVEN (Cont’d) (16-16) MANSFIELD UNIV. (14-16) 1990-91 Lost (0-1) 83-91 1984-85 Lost (5-4) 65-96 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 77-87 1990-91 Lost (0-2) 67-72 1984-85 Won (6-4) 108-89 1972-73 Lost (0-2) 65-74 1991-92 Won (1-2) 78-72 1985-86 Lost (6-5) 60-61 1973-74 Lost (0-3) 77-80 1991-92 Won (2-2) 105-68 1985-86 Lost (6-6) 75-77 1973-74 Won (1-3) 88-60 1992-93 Won (3-2) 84-83 1986-87 Lost (6-7) 67-106 1974-75 Won (2-3) 73-71 1994-95 Won (4-2) 108-94 1987-88 Lost (6-8) 72-77 1975-76 Lost (2-4) 72-88 1994-95 Won (5-2) 105-87 1988-89 Lost (6-9) 51-68 1975-76 Won (3-4) 65-58 1995-96 Won (6-2) 92-74 1988-89 Lost (6-10) 83-97 1976-77 Lost (3-5) 78-84 1995-96 Won (7-2) 91-59 1989-90 Lost (6-11) 56-72 1976-77 Lost (3-6) 63-74 1989-90 Lost (6-12) 73-112 1977-78 Won (4-6) 83-68 1994-95 Won (7-12) 104-90 1978-79 Lost (4-7) 67-76 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE (4-0) 1995-96 Lost (7-13) 76-80 1979-80 Lost (4-8) 74-82 1991-92 Won (1-0) 75-57 1995-96 Lost (7-14) 72-81 1979-80 Won (5-8) 68-63 1991-92 Won (2-0) 85-71 1996-97 Won (8-14) 78-52 1988-89 Won (6-8) 96-95 1996-97 Won (3-0) 123-52 1997-98 Won (9-14) 84-61 1988-89 Lost (6-9) 91-106 1996-97 Won (4-0) 86-55 1998-99 Won (10-14) 85-70 1989-90 Lost (6-10) 88-91 1998-99 Won (11-14) 86-55 1991-92 Lost (6-11) 78-87 1999-00 Won (12-14) 78-55 1991-92 Lost (6-12) 75-97 LA ROCHE COLLEGE (7-0) 2002-03 Lost (12-15) 77-78 1992-93 Lost (6-13) 77-79 2003-04 Won (13-15) 99-59 1993-94 Won (7-13) 68-61 1977-78 Won (1-0) 89-76 2004-05 Won (14-15) 71-69 OT 1977-78 Won (2-0) 99-71 1994-95 Won (8-13) 78-71 2005-06 Won (15-15) 87-55 1995-96 Won (9-13) 85-77 1978-79 Won (3-0) 104-91 2006-07 Won (16-15) 86-71 1978-79 Won (4-0) 79-65 1996-97 Lost (9-14) 78-100 2006-07 Lost (16-16) 70-71 1997-98 Won (10-14) 90-80 1985-86 Won (5-0) 66-65 1996-97 Won (6-0) 101-70 1999-00 Lost (10-15) 90-100 2004-05 Won (11-15) 87-76 1997-98 Won (7-0) 99-75 2005-06 Won (12-15) 74-61 LONGWOOD COLLEGE (5-12) 2005-06 Lost (12-16) 67-70 LEMOYNE COLLEGE (0-2) 1983-84 Lost (0-1) 73-93 2006-07 Won (13-16) 86-82 OT 1983-84 Lost (0-2) 55-74 2006-07 Won (14-16) 69-58 1992-93 Lost (0-1) 75-90 1984-85 Won (1-2) 73-68 2002-03 Lost (0-2) 67-73 1984-85 Lost (1-3) 54-62 1985-86 Lost (1-4) 72-74
1985-86 Lost (1-5) 69-80 LIBERTY BAPTIST (4-9) 1985-86 Won (2-5) 61-60 1983-84 Won (1-0) 85-81 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY (0-3) 1986-87 Won (3-5) 86-76 1980-81 Lost (0-1) 87-109 1983-84 Lost (1-1) 47-48 1986-87 Lost (3-6) 61-100 1984-85 Lost (1-2) 64-65 1992-93 Lost (0-2) 54-80 1987-88 Lost (3-7) 71-7 1993-94 Lost (0-3) 87-96 1984-85 Lost (1-3) 57-79 1987-88 Lost (3-8) 66-70 1984-85 Lost (1-4) 47-49 1989-90 Lost (3-9) 78-84 1985-86 Lost (1-5) 51-58 1990-91 Lost (3-10) 87-92 1985-86 Lost (1-6) 65-66 1992-93 Lost (3-11) 61-66 1985-86 Won (2-6) 75-71 1993-94 Lost (3-12) 57-75 1986-87 Won (3-6) 80-74 1994-95 Won (4-12) 95-83 UMBC (3-11) 1986-87 Lost (3-7) 82-85 1998-99 Won (5-12) 80-67 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 73-74 1986-87 Lost (3-8) 61-68 1970-71 Won (1-1) 101-44 1987-88 Won (4-8) 88-79 1972-73 Lost (1-2) 75-81 1987-88 Lost (4-9) 84-85 1973-74 Lost (1-3) 81-91 1979-80 Lost (1-4) 61-73 LOYOLA COLLEGE (0-1) 1980-81 Lost (1-5) 63-64 1979-80 Lost (0-1) 46-47 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (5-1) 1981-82 Lost (1-6) 58-60 1982-83 Lost (1-7) 63-64 1974-75 Won (1-0) 75-72 1975-76 Lost (1-1) 67-69 1983-84 Lost (1-8) 63-66 1983-84 Lost (1-9) 69-72 1979-80 Won (2-1) 104-78 LYCOMING COLLEGE (0-1) 1983-84 Won (3-1) 68-61 1984-85 Lost (1-10) 75-82 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 74-79 1984-85 Won (2-10) 80-77 1992-93 Won (4-1) 79-76 1994-95 Won (5-1) 106-98 1985-86 Won (3-10) 75-69 1985-86 Lost (3-11) 54-56
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE (3-0) LOCK HAVEN UNIV. (16-16) 1971-72 Won (1-0) 105-81 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 85-88 1993-94 Won (2-0) 91-89 1971-72 Won (1-1) 115-77 1993-94 Won (3-0) 85-72 MERCY COLLEGE (2-0) 1971-72 Lost (1-2) 68-71 1972-73 Lost (1-3) 55-61 1999-00 Won (1-0) 80-51 2002-03 Won (2-0) 88-65 1973-74 Won (2-3) 34-31 1981-82 Won (3-3) 75-71 1982-83 Won (4-3) 74-73 MADISON COLLEGE (0-1) 1983-84 Won (5-3) 77-68 1974-75 Lost (0-1) 80-81
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
MERCYHURST COLL. (17-18) MOUNT ST. MARY’S (3-13) OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. (1-0) 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 84-85 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 60-87 1977-78 Won (1-0) 64-63 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 84-99 1977-78 Won (1-1) 79-71 1974-75 Won (1-2) 91-69 1978-79 Lost (1-2) 78-90 1975-76 Won (2-2) 80-79 1979-80 Won (2-2) 70-63 OTTERBEIN COLLEGE (1-0) 1975-76 Lost (2-3) 72-91 1980-81 Lost (2-3) 68-88 1976-77 Won (1-0) 79-68 1975-76 Lost (2-4) 72-83 1983-84 Won (3-3) 87-79
1976-77 Won (3-4) 49-37 1983-84 Lost (3-4) 78-95
1976-77 Won (4-4) 82-81 1983-84 Lost (3-5) 75-110 1976-77 Won (5-4) 72-69 1984-85 Lost (3-6) 70-73 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC (1-0) 1977-78 Lost (5-5) 62-66 1984-85 Lost (3-7) 60-111 2006-07 Won (1-0) 86-71 1977-78 Lost (5-6) 72-76 1985-86 Lost (3-8) 56-70 1978-79 Won (6-6) 91-76 1985-86 Lost (3-9) 70-78 PENN STATE-ALTOONA (1-0) 1979-80 Won (7-6) 74-72 1986-87 Lost (3-10) 55-73 2012-13 Won (1-0) 100-60 1980-81 Won (8-6) 89-82 1986-87 Lost (3-11) 59-109 1980-81 Won (9-6) 73-64 1987-88 Lost (3-12) 77-86 PENN STATE-BEAVER (2-0) 1981-82 Lost (9-7) 52-58 1987-88 Lost (3-13) 79-99 2003-04 Won (1-0) 120-73 1981-82 Lost (9-8) 70-76 2012-13 Won (2-0) 108-59 1982-83 Lost (9-9) 79-112 1982-83 Lost (9-10) 75-76 1985-86 Lost (9-11) 72-85 NEW HAVEN, UNIV. OF (1-1) PENN STATE-CAPITOL (1-0) 1986-87 Won (10-11) 98-92 1998-99 Won (1-0) 88-79 1976-77 Won (1-0) 122-56 1987-88 Won (11-11) 104-101 2001-02 Lost (1-1) 57-77 1988-89 Lost (11-12) 72-75 1989-90 Lost (11-13) 57-69 1989-90 Won (12-13) 87-64 PENN STATE-FAYETTE (2-0) 2003-04 Won (1-0) 121-59 1990-91 Won (13-13) 80-72 NEW JERSEY TECH. (1-0) 1990-91 Won (14-13) 95-86 2006-07 Won (2-0) 94-36 2001-02 Won (1-0) 63-62 1991-92 Lost (14-14) 83-98 1991-92 Lost (14-15) 84-92 PSU-GR. ALLEGHENY (6-0) 1992-93 Lost (14-16) 66-93 1992-93 Lost (14-17) 90-93 2003-04 Won (1-0) 101-61 1993-94 Lost (14-18) 79-83 U. NEW YORK-BUFFALO (0-1) 2004-05 Won (2-0) 73-60 1993-94 Won (15-18) 77-70 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 78-87 2005-06 Won (3-0) 95-56 1994-95 Won (16-18) 89-83 2006-07 Won (4-0) 82-41 1994-95 Won (17-18) 80-59 2007-08 Won (5-0) 100-44 2008-09 Won (6-0) 103-44 UNC CHARLOTTE (0-1) 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 75-103 PSU-HARRISBURG (1-0) MILLERSVILLE UNIV. (3-4) 2005-06 Won (1-0) 107-46 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 89-97 1997-98 Won (1-1) 77-63 NORTHWOOD UNIV. (1-0) 1997-98 Won (2-1) 78-58 2005-06 Won (1-0) 63-53 PSU-NEW KENSINGTON (5-0) 1997-98 Won (3-1) 94-75 2003-04 Won (1-0) 96-60 2004-05 Lost (3-2) 55-62 2006-07 Won (2-0) 72-57 2004-05 Lost (3-3) 70-76 2008-09 Won (3-0) 107-50 2007-08 Lost (3-4) 73-81 NYACK COLLEGE (1-0) 2009-10 Won (4-0) 104-54 2001-02 Won (1-0) 73-60 2010-11 Won (5-0) 103-51
MOUNT ALOYSIUS COLL. (11-0) OHIO NORTHERN UNIV. (1-0) PHILADELPHIA BIBLE (1-0) 1997-98 Won (1-0) 88-79 1977-78 Won (1-0) 80-76 1995-96 Won (1-0) 101-71 1998-99 Won (2-0) 89-74 1998-99 Won (3-0) 76-44 2000-01 Won (4-0) 75-74 OHIO VALLEY UNIV. (11-2) PHILA. PHARMACY (1-1) 2001-02 Won (5-0) 75-60 1993-94 Won (1-0) 111-95 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 61-71 2001-02 Won (6-0) 79-75 2005-06 Won (2-0) 77-75 1974-75 Won (1-1) 94-84 2002-03 Won (7-0) 78-59 2007-08 Won (3-0) 97-73 2002-03 Won (8-0) 73-62 2007-08 Won (4-0) 85-58 2003-04 Won (9-0) 79-65 2008-09 Won (5-0) 99-70 2004-05 Won (10-0) 130-106 PITT BRADFORD (2-3) 2008-09 Won (6-0) 82-65 1990-91 Lost (0-1) 95-98 2005-06 Won (11-0) 109-78 2009-10 Won (7-0) 84-71 1991-92 Won (1-1) 88-64 2009-10 Won (8-0) 79-65 1992-93 Lost (1-2) 79-80 2010-11 Lost (8-1) 89-93 1993-94 Won (2-2) 91-81 2010-11 Won (9-1) 88-81 1994-95 Lost (2-3) 83-86 MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE (1-0) 2011-12 Lost (9-2) 79-82 2007-08 Won (1-0) 83-55 2011-12 Won (10-2) 93-71 2012-13 Won (11-2) 90-53
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
POINT PARK UNIV. (16-13) ROBERTS WESLEYAN (4-2) SHIPPENSBURG UNIV. (22-32) 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 71-80 2000-01 Won (1-0) 81-80 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 86-92 1974-75 Won (1-1) 91-85 2000-01 Won (2-0) 98-95 1970-71 Lost (0-2) 69-84 1974-75 Lost (1-2) 69-74 2001-02 Lost (2-1) 71-74 1971-72 Lost (0-3) 75-82 1974-75 Lost (1-3) 89-101 2001-02 Lost (2-2) 79-89 1971-72 Won (1-3) 89-76 1975-76 Lost (1-4) 92-113 2002-03 Won (3-2) 80-75 1973-74 Lost (1-4) 58-83 1975-76 Won (2-4) 76-70 2011-12 Won (4-2) 82-66 1975-76 Won (2-4) 89-78 1977-78 Won (3-4) 75-72 1977-78 Lost (2-5) 73-74 1977-78 Won (4-4) 86-65 1978-79 Lost (2-6) 65-66 1978-79 Lost (4-5) 57-70 1979-80 Lost (2-7) 61-67 1978-79 Lost (4-6) 70-77 RUTGERS-CAMDEN (0-1) 1979-80 Lost (2-8) 49-66 1979-80 Lost (4-7) 75-88 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 68-72 1980-81 Lost (2-9) 58-61 1979-80 Lost (4-8) 84-101 1980-81 Lost (2-10) 71-75 1980-81 Won (5-8) 81-74 1981-82 Lost (2-11) 64-76 1980-81 Lost (5-9) 60-69 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (6-0) 1981-82 Lost (2-12) 61-79 1982-83 Lost (5-10) 70-98 2007-08 Won (1-0) 93-82 1982-83 Lost (2-13) 67-78 1985-86 Lost (5-11) 65-66 2007-08 Won (2-0) 83-67 1982-83 Lost (2-14) 71-84 1986-87 Won (6-11) 82-70 2008-09 Won (3-0) 76-67 1983-84 Lost (2-15) 44-65 1991-92 Won (7-11) 105-93 2008-09 Won (4-0) 76-57 1983-84 Lost (2-16) 71-85 1991-92 Won (8-11) 97-86 2009-10 Won (5-0) 96-70 1984-85 Won (3-16) 86-77 1992-93 Lost (8-12) 83-86 2009-10 Won (6-0) 72-63 1984-85 Lost (3-17) 60-100 1994-95 Won (9-12) 94-82 1985-86 Lost (3-18) 61-72 1994-95 Won (10-12) 82-72 1985-86 Won (4-18) 79-74 1995-96 Won (11-12) Forfeit SETON HILL UNIV. (11-4) 1986-87 Lost (4-19) 61-73 1995-96 Won (12-12) 97-86 1986-87 Won (5-19) 78-74 2006-07 Won (1-0) 73-64 1997-98 Won (13-12) 92-53 1987-88 Won (6-19) 92-81 2007-08 Won (2-0) 70-66 1998-99 Won (14-12) 93-77 1987-88 Won (7-19) 81-66 2007-08 Won (3-0) 78-65 1999-00 Won (15-12) 115-79 1988-89 Lost (7-20) 62-84 2008-09 Won (4-0) 74-60 2000-01 Won (16-12) 87-71 1988-89 Lost (7-21) 61-77 2008-09 Won (5-0) 85-57 2000-01 Lost (16-13) 93-99 1989-90 Lost (7-22) 76-85 2009-10 Lost (5-1) 73-76 1989-90 Won (8-22) 80-78 2009-10 Lost (5-2) 63-77 1990-91 Lost (8-23) 72-83 2010-11 Won (6-2) 96-77 1990-91 Won (9-23) 84-75 2010-11 Won (7-2) 88-87 1991-92 Lost (9-24) 71-75 UPR-RIO PIEDRAS (1-0) 2010-11 Won (8-2) 86-76 1991-92 Won (10-24) 85-79 1999-00 Won (1-0) 112-82 2011-12 Won (9-2) 79-70 1992-93 Won (11-24) 79-66 2011-12 Won (10-2) 82-75 1992-93 Lost (11-25) 62-70 2011-12 Won (11-2) 85-75 1993-94 Won (12-25) 85-73 2012-13 Lost (11-3) 67-72 1993-94 Lost (13-26) 85-97 QUEENS COLLEGE (2-0) 2012-13 Lost (11-4) 80-86 1994-95 Lost (13-27) 91-99 1978-79 Won (1-0) 90-85 1994-95 Won (14-27) 95-80 1997-98 Won (2-0) 80-72 1995-96 Won (15-27) 97-93 SHENANDOAH UNIV. (2-0) 1996-97 Won (16-27) 93-83 1970-71 Won (1-0) 107-65 1996-97 Won (17-27) 73-72 1971-72 Won (2-0) 104-94 1999-00 Won (18-27) 82-70 RADFORD UNIVERSITY (0-2) 2000-01 Lost (18-28) 74-95 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 65-95 SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY (15-7) 2001-02 Won (19-28) 57-54 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 63-84 1982-83 Lost (0-1) 82-100 2002-03 Won (20-28) 60-57 1983-84 Lost (0-2) 58-80 2003-04 Lost (20-29) 66-70 1996-97 Won (1-2) 89-85 2004-05 Lost (20-30) 57-59 1996-97 Won (2-2) 74-59 2005-06 Won (21-30) 61-49 RANDOLPH MACON (1-16) 1998-99 Won (3-2) 89-79 2006-07 Lost (21-31) 69-78 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 60-63 1998-99 Won (4-2) 71-65 2007-08 Won (22-31) 87-85 1980-81 Lost (0-2) 66-72 2000-01 Lost (4-3) 69-77 2008-09 Lost (22-32) 70-71 1980-81 Lost (0-3) 56-97 2002-03 Won (5-3) 83-75 1981-82 Lost (0-4) 58-65 2003-04 Lost (5-4) 76-84 1981-82 Lost (0-5) 46-55 2007-08 Won (6-4) 70-58 1982-83 Lost (0-6) 67-82 2007-08 Lost (6-5) 68-73 1982-83 Lost (0-7) 46-59 2008-09 Lost (6-6) 55-70 1982-83 Lost (0-8) 48-77 2008-09 Won (7-6) 73-70 1984-85 Lost (0-9) 51-79 2009-10 Won (8-6) 92-90 1984-85 Lost (0-10) 40-81 2009-10 Won (9-6) 94-70 1985-86 Lost (0-11) 61-63 2009-10 Won (10-6) 83-69 1985-86 Won (1-11) 62-44 2010-11 Won (11-6) 92-87 OT 1986-87 Lost (1-12) 53-86 2010-11 Won (12-6) 104-99 OT 1986-87 Lost (1-13) 57-70 2011-12 Won (13-6) 73-59 1987-88 Lost (1-14) 56-67 2011-12 Won (14-6) 89-77 1987-88 Lost (1-15) 48-71 2012-13 Lost (14-7) 84-92 1987-88 Lost (1-16) 84-101 2012-13 Won (15-7) 77-60
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. (27-15) ST. VINCENT COLLEGE (20-23) STONEHILL COLLEGE (1-1) 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 67-90 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 79-88 1998-99 Won (1-0) 71-68 1973-74 Won (1-1) 87-78 1971-72 Won (1-1) 83-72 1998-99 Lost (1-1) 84-92 1974-75 Lost (1-2) 70-80 1972-73 Won (2-1) 74-72
1975-76 Won (2-2) 84-82 1972-73 Lost (2-2) 79-100
1976-77 Won (3-2) 77-72 1973-74 Lost (2-3) 58-100
1977-78 Won (4-2) 63-61 1974-75 Won (3-3) 75-70 1978-79 Won (5-2) 77-63 1974-75 Won (4-3) 78-67 SUNY OF FREDONIA (0-1) 1979-80 Won (6-2) 69-45 1975-76 Lost (4-4) 79-88 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 66-77 1980-81 Won (7-2) 79-69 1975-76 Won (5-4) 85-71 1980-81 Won (8-2) 74-73 1976-77 Won (6-4) 80-76 1982-83 Lost (8-3) 57-95 1976-77 Won (7-4) 80-70 1983-84 Lost (8-4) 72-86 1977-78 Lost (7-5) 88-94 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY (1-0) 1984-85 Lost (8-5) 71-78 1977-78 Won (8-5) 98-91 1979-80 Won (1-0) 88-60 1986-87 Won (9-5) 65-64 1978-79 Won (9-5) 71-65 1986-87 Won (10-5) 72-67 1978-79 Lost (9-6) 54-63 1987-88 Won (11-5) 71-71 1979-80 Lost (9-7) 48-50 1987-88 Lost (11-6) 76-89 1979-80 Lost (9-8) 56-69 TOWSON UNIVERSITY (1-1) 1988-89 Lost (11-7) 62-81 1980-81 Lost (9-9) 57-73 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 80-85 1990-91 Lost (11-8) 81-122 1980-81 Lost (9-10) 41-48 1973-74 Won (1-1) 82-76 1990-91 Won (12-8) 65-55 1981-82 Won (10-10) 83-68 1991-92 Lost (12-9) 82-86 1981-82 Won (11-10) 83-81 1991-92 Won (13-9) 83-80 1982-83 Lost (11-11) 69-85 1992-93 Lost (13-10) 63-75 1982-83 Won (12-11) 81-69 VIRGINIA STATE UNIV. (2-3) 1992-93 Won (14-10) 97-87 1983-84 Lost (12-12) 58-80 1999-00 Won (1-0) 79-68 1993-94 Won (15-10) 87-73 1983-84 Won (13-12) 88-69 2000-01 Lost (1-1) 79-88 1993-94 Lost (15-11) 71-87 1985-86 Lost (13-13) 74-88 2000-01 Lost (1-2) 60-68 1994-95 Lost (15-12) 88-90 1985-86 Lost (13-14) 65-91 2001-02 Lost (1-3) 80-91 1994-95 Won (16-12) 132-105 1986-87 Lost (13-15) 66-74 2001-02 Won (2-3) 84-77 1995-96 Won (17-12) 74-69 1986-87 Lost (13-16) 62-74 1995-96 Won (18-12) 85-78 1987-88 Won (14-16) 74-63 1996-97 Won (19-12) 89-88 1987-88 Lost (14-17) 76-80 1996-97 Lost (19-13) 72-89 1988-89 Lost (14-18) 68-81 1997-98 Won (20-13) 92-78 1988-89 Lost (14-19) 60-82 VIRGINIA UNION UNIV. (1-1) 1997-98 Won (21-13) 101-62 1989-90 Won (15-19) 92-80 2000-01 Won (1-0) 68-51 1998-99 Won (22-13) 77-63 1989-90 Lost (15-20) 77-91 2001-02 Lost (1-1) 51-69 1998-99 Won (23-13) 90-78 1990-91 Lost (15-21) 59-105 1999-00 Won (24-13) 87-78 1990-91 Lost (15-22) 65-76 1999-00 Won (25-13) 77-74 1992-93 Won (16-22) 87-71 2000-01 Won (26-13) 76-71 1993-94 Won (17-22) 77-61 WAYNESBURG COLLEGE (2-4) 2001-02 Lost (26-14) 60-68 1994-95 Lost (17-23) 79-83 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 64-68 2002-03 Lost (26-15) 58-60 1995-96 Won (18-23) 81-79 1971-72 Won (1-1) 83-72 2003-04 Won (27-15) 99-65 1996-97 Won (19-23) 85-75 1971-72 Won (2-1) 83-71 1997-98 Won (20-23) 96-76 1977-78 Lost (2-2) 71-72 1981-82 Lost (2-3) 78-80 1982-83 Lost (2-4) 66-80 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLL. (0-1) SOUTHEASTERN COLL. (1-0) 1999-00 Lost (0-1) 78-79 1976-77 Won (1-0) 105-75
WAYNE STATE (0-1) SOUTHERN COLORADO (1-0) 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 79-95 ST. CLOUD STATE UNIV. (0-1) 2000-01 Won 1-0 80-78 OT 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 67-78
SOUTHERN CONN. (1-0) WEST CHESTER UNIV. (5-4) 1999-00 Won (1-0) 75-74 1989-90 Won (1-0) 88-70 ST. FRANCIS (PA) (0-4) 1995-96 Lost (1-1) 81-87 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 49-76 1996-97 Won (2-1) 98-84 1974-75 Lost (0-2) 81-90 1997-98 Won (3-1) 74-72 SOUTHERN INDIANA (0-1) 1998-99 Lost (3-2) 68-77 1976-77 Lost (0-3) 74-75 2004-05 Lost (0-1) 72-100 1987-88 Lost (0-4) 74-79 1999-00 Won (4-2) 78-66 1999-00 Lost (4-3) 85-103
2005-06 Won (5-3) 65-56 STEUBENVILLE (2-1) 2006-07 Lost (5-4) 62-64 1978-79 Won (1-0) 92-74 ST. LEO COLLEGE (1-0) 1979-80 Lost (1-1) 64-93 1987-88 Won (1-0) 67-56 1980-81 Won (2-1) 56-51
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All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2013
WEST LIBERTY UNIV. (7-12) WASHINGTON & LEE (0-2) 1990-91 Won (1-1) 90-76 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 61-62 1992-93 Lost (1-1) 84-86 1973-74 Lost (0-2) 72-79 1992-93 Won (2-1) 82-79 1993-94 Lost (2-2) 69-92 1999-00 Won (3-2) 102-89 2003-04 Won (4-2) 85-63 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE (2-6) 2005-06 Lost (4-3) 67-75 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 75-86 2006-07 Won (5-3) 96-87 1978-79 Lost (0-2) 71-87 2006-07 Lost (5-4) 94-101 1979-80 Won (1-2) 89-74 2007-08 Won (6-4) 110-104 1980-81 Lost (1-3) 65-77 2007-08 Won (7-4) 82-72 1981-82 Lost (1-4) 62-70 2008-09 Lost (7-5) 65-86 1996-97 Lost (1-5) 67-79 2009-10 Lost (7-6) 69-81 1997-98 Lost (1-6) 110-111 2009-10 Lost (7-7) 72-86 1997-98 Won (2-6) 92-84 2010-11 Lost (7-8) 66-100 2011-12 Lost (7-9) 84-105 2012-13 Lost (7-10) 92-101 2012-13 Lost (7-11) 83-98 WHEELING COLLEGE (2-4) 2012-13 Lost (7-12) 66-78 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 62-109 1981-82 Lost (0-2) 57-66 WEST VIRGINIA STATE (6-5) 1981-82 Won (1-2) 66-62 2006-07 Won (1-0) 86-79 1982-83 Lost (1-3) 84-99 2007-08 Lost (1-1) 76-83 1982-83 Lost (1-4) 56-74 2007-08 Won (2-1) 75-74 1992-93 Won (2-4) 90-75 2008-09 Lost (2-2) 77-81 2009-10 Lost (2-3) 75-77 2009-10 Lost (2-4) 74-86 2010-11 Won (3-4) 97-95 OT WHEELING JESUIT UNIV. (5-9) 2010-11 Won (4-4) 93-74 2011-12 Won (5-4) 89-76 (Formerly Wheeling College) 2011-12 Lost (5-5) 57-73 1993-94 Lost (0-1) 68-87 2012-13 Won (6-5) 90-58 2004-05 Lost (0-2) 68-94 2005-06 Lost (0-3) 55-57 2006-07 Lost (0-4) 88-93 OT WEST VIRGINIA TECH (1-0) 2006-07 Lost (0-5) 71-73 2004-04 Won (1-0) 91-71 2007-08 Won (1-5) 74-71 2008-09 Won (2-5) 91-69 WV WESLEYAN (14-8) 2008-09 Won (3-5) 67-55 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 74-97 2009-10 Lost (3-6) 88-91 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 68-80 2009-10 Won (4-6) 92-79 1993-94 Won (1-2) 84-62 2010-11 Lost (4-7) 78-93 1995-96 Lost (1-3) 90-102 2011-12 Lost (4-8) 80-105 1996-97 Won (2-3) 85-68 2012-13 Won (5-8) 79-71 1997-98 Won (3-3) 86-67 2012-13 Lost (5-9) 80-81 2000-01 Lost (3-4) 70-71 OT 2001-02 Lost (3-5) 64-66 2002-03 Won (4-5) 75-63 2003-04 Won (5-5) 92-84 2004-05 Won (6-5) 75-68 WILMINGTON COLLEGE (1-0) 2005-06 Won (7-5) 88-43 1981-82 Won (1-0) 82-73 2006-07 Won (8-5) 86-67 2007-08 Won (9-5) 92-49 2008-09 Won (10-5) 88-75 2009-10 Won (11-5) 92-80 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (1-0) 2010-11 Won (12-5) 96-95 1991-92 Won (1-0) 78-74 2010-11 Lost (12-6) 94-98 2011-12 Won (13-6) 83-69 2011-12 Lost (13-7) 69-86 2012-13 Lost (13-8) 69-74 WESTERN CAROLINA (0-1) 2012-13 Won (14-8) 78-64 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 68-79
WASH. & JEFFERSON (4-2) 1985-86 Lost (0-1) 69-92 1986-87 Won (1-1) 83-74 WESTERN RESERVE (0-1) 1989-90 Won (2-1) 91-85 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 80-87 1989-90 Won (3-1) 77-70 1990-91 Lost (3-2) 78-80 1991-92 Won (4-2) 89-78
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This is the Sports Center
The Sports Center, which has been the home of Pitt-Johnstown Athletics since the 1977-78 season, offers the Mountain Cats and Lady Cats a home court advantage that is second to none. A seating capacity of 2,400 provides an electrifying atmosphere that includes a pep band, cheerleading squad, and nearly 800 Mountain Cat Maniacs. The fan support is well appreciated, as the Mountain Cat men’s basketball team has posted an incredible 92-22 home record over the last eight seasons. The building also serves as a recreation and exercise area for Pitt-Johnstown students. It provides a swimming pool, dance studio, cardio fitness center, a weight room and a location for physical education classes. In addition, the Pitt- Johnstown athletics offices are located in the Sports Center. Pitt-Johnstown's wrestling team now has access to a training facility fitting a nationally ranked, championship squad. As part of the Sports Center expansion, which included the addition of the Wellness Center, the wrestling room was being expanded to double the square footage in the facility. Construction of the 40,000-square-foot Wellness Center, at a cost of $9.7 million, was completed in December 2010. In addition to a climbing wall, the facility includes an elevated three-lane running track; cardiovascular and strength- training areas, dance space, and two multipurpose courts for basketball and volleyball.
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Mountain Cat All-Time Records
Justin Walther (1996-2000), Pitt-Johnstown’s first two-time Daktronics First-Team All-East Region selection, finished his outstanding Mountain Cat career as the school's all-time leading scorer with 2,073 points. Walther is also Pitt-Johnstown’s third all-time leading rebounder with 875 rebounds. He trails only Patrick Grubbs (2008-2012) (996 rebounds) and Don Elzer (1973-1977) (945 rebounds).
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All-Time Coaching Records
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS COACH YEARS GAMES W L PCT. (4-YEAR SCHOOL) Ben DeLello 1946-50 76 46 30 .605 YEAR W L PCT. COACH 1969-70 5 9 .357 Tom Traynor George McCrossin 1950-52 39 22 17 .564 1970-71 6 17 .352 Tom Traynor David Ed 1952-59 155 98 57 .632 1971-72 9 12 .428 Dick Walker 1972-73 8 13 .380 Dick Walker Bob Bulas 1959-62 75 52 23 .693 1973-74 6 20 .230 Dave Campbell Tom Traynor 1962-71 192 82 110 .427 1974-75 16 8 .666 Dave Campbell 1975-76 10 13 .434 Jim Basista Dick Walker 1971-73 42 17 25 .404 1976-77 17 6 .739 Jim Basista Dave Campbell 1973-75 50 22 28 .440 1977-78 16 11 .592 Jim Basista Jim Basista 1975-82 173 84 89 .485 1978-79 13 11 .541 Jim Basista 1979-80 10 16 .384 Jim Basista Clyde Horner 1982-87 129 43 86 .333 1980-81 9 17 .346 Jim Basista Chris Kristich 1987-89 54 13 41 .240 1981-82 9 15 .375 Jim Basista 1982-83 7 18 .280 Clyde Horner Bob Rukavina 1989-Present 661 392 269 .593 1983-84 8 18 .307 Clyde Horner 11 Coaches 1946-2013 1646 871 775 .529 1984-85 9 17 .346 Clyde Horner 1985-86 9 19 .321 Clyde Horner * Tom Traynor was the last to coach Pitt-Johnstown as a two-year college. 1986-87 10 14 .416 Clyde Horner 1987-88 11 16 .407 Chris Kristich 1988-89 2 25 .074 Chris Kristich 1989-90 8 17 .320 Bob Rukavina 1990-91 9 18 .333 Bob Rukavina 1991-92 16 11 .592 Bob Rukavina YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS 1992-93 8 18 .307 Bob Rukavina (TWO-YEAR SCHOOL) 1993-94 12 15 .444 Bob Rukavina 1994-95 17 9 .653 Bob Rukavina YEAR W L PCT. COACH 1995-96 14 12 .538 Bob Rukavina 1946-47 8 7 .533 Ben DeLello 1996-97 * 21 6 .777 Bob Rukavina 1947-48 12 7 .631 Ben DeLello 1997-98 * 24 5 .820 Bob Rukavina 1948-49 10 10 .500 Ben DeLello 1998-99 23 4 .852 Bob Rukavina 1949-50 16 6 .727 Ben DeLello 1999-00 19 8 .704 Bob Rukavina 1950-51 6 8 .428 George McCrossin 1951-52 16 9 .640 George McCrossin 2000-01 13 14 .482 Bob Rukavina 1952-53 14 10 .583 David Ed 2001-02 12 15 .444 Bob Rukavina 1953-54 13 10 .565 David Ed 2002-03 11 16 .407 Bob Rukavina 1954-55 16 7 .695 David Ed 2003-04 19 8 .704 Bob Rukavina 1955-56 16 9 .640 David Ed 2004-05 12 13 .480 Bob Rukavina 1956-57 7 13 .350 David Ed 2005-06 21 6 .778 Bob Rukavina 1957-58 19 4 .826 David Ed 2006-07 21 9 .700 Bob Rukavina 1958-59 13 4 .764 David Ed 2007-08 * # 23 8 .742 Bob Rukavina 1959-60 15 8 .652 Bob Bulas 1960-61 16 6 .727 Bob Bulas 2008-09 * % 24 8 .750 Bob Rukavina 1961-62 21 9 .700 Bob Bulas 2009-10 17 12 .586 Bob Rukavina 1962-63 6 16 .272 Tom Traynor 2010-11 18 10 .643 Bob Rukavina 1963-64 10 10 .500 Tom Traynor 2011-12 15 14 .517 Bob Rukavina 1964-65 12 10 .545 Tom Traynor 2012-13 15 13 .536 Bob Rukavina 1965-66 10 14 .416 Tom Traynor 1966-67 12 12 .500 Tom Traynor 1967-68 14 10 .583 Tom Traynor * = NCAA Regional Tournament Berth 1968-69 7 12 .368 Tom Traynor # = WVIAC Regular Season Champions % = WVIAC Tournament Champions
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Season-By-Season Leaders
INDIVIDUAL SEASON LEADERS (1970-2013)
YEAR COACH RECORD LEADING SCORER LEADING REBOUNDER 1969-70 Tom Traynor 5-9 T. Reed (135 pts.) Tom Rollo (120 rebs.) 1970-71 Tom Traynor 6-17 Alan Young (384 pts.) Alan Young (335 rebs.) 1971-72 Dick Walker 9-12 Jeff Meyers (343 pts.) Jeff Meyers (184 rebs.) 1972-73 Dick Walker 8-15 Curt Miller (262 pts.) Alan Young (177 rebs.) 1973-74 Dave Campbell 6-20 Tim Rybczynski (343 pts.) Curt Miller (180 rebs.) 1974-75 Dave Campbell 16-8 Jim Wells (452 pts.) Don Elzer (275 rebs.) 1975-76 Jim Basista 10-13 Rich Ragan (383 pts.) Don Elzer (260 rebs.) 1976-77 Jim Basista 17-6 Chuck Brizill (341 pts.) Don Elzer (290 rebs.) 1977-78 Jim Basista 16-11 Rich Ragan (386 pts.) Chuck Bradford (242 rebs.) 1978-79 Jim Basista 13-11 Chuck Bradford (364 pts.) Chuck Bradford (176 rebs.)
1979-80 Jim Basista 10-16 Dennis Bogaczyk (418 pts.) Chuck Bradford (225 rebs.) 1980-81 Jim Basista 9-17 Glenn Fisher (407 pts.) Glenn Fisher (234 rebs.) 1981-82 Jim Basista 9-15 Chuck Glasser (409 pts.) Bruce Gunter (163 rebs.) 1982-83 Clyde Horner 7-18 Tim Eberly (356 pts.) Tim Eberly (175 rebs.) 1983-84 Clyde Horner 8-18 Mike Gresik (396 pts.) Mike Gresik (190 rebs.) 1984-85 Clyde Horner 9-17 Mike Gresik (465 pts.) Tim Emert (208 rebs.) 1985-86 Clyde Horner 9-19 Bill Lindsay (508 pts.) Tom McClure (216 rebs.) 1986-87 Clyde Horner 10-14 Tyrone Doleman (531 pts.) T. Doleman (247 rebs.) 1987-88 Chris Kristich 11-16 Tyrone Doleman (643 pts.) T. Doleman (234 rebs.) 1988-89 Chris Kristich 2-25 Quinn Harris (345 pts.) Quinn Harris (173 rebs.)
1989-90 Bob Rukavina 8-17 James Thomas (318 pts.) Quinn Harris (158 rebs.) 1990-91 Bob Rukavina 9-18 Gene Taylor (402 pts.) Tim Thompson / Quinn Harris (127 rebs.) 1991-92 Bob Rukavina 16-11 Quinn Harris (466 pts.) Tim Thompson (275 rebs.) 1992-93 Bob Rukavina 8-18 Derrick Myers (481 pts.) V. Hargrove (160 rebs.) 1993-94 Bob Rukavina 12-15 Ron Haden (552 pts.) Ron Haden (209 rebs.) 1994-95 Bob Rukavina 17-9 Earnest Sylver (532 pts.) Ron Haden (207 rebs.) 1995-96 Bob Rukavina 14-12 Devlin Herring (413 pts.) Chris Rhames (200 rebs.) 1996-97 Bob Rukavina 21-6 * Chris Rhames (461 pts.) Chris Rhames (190 rebs.) 1997-98 Bob Rukavina 24-5 * Chris Rhames (532 pts.) Justin Walther (236 rebs.) 1998-99 Bob Rukavina 23-4 Justin Walther (606 pts.) Justin Walther (238 rebs.)
1999-00 Bob Rukavina 19-8 Justin Walther (593 pts.) Justin Walther (202 rebs.) 2000-01 Bob Rukavina 13-14 Eugene Wilson (418 pts.) Larry Townes (169 rebs.) 2001-02 Bob Rukavina 12-15 Brent Gerwert (387 pts.) Brent Gerwert (208 rebs.) 2002-03 Bob Rukavina 11-16 Paul Byer (353 pts.) Paul Byer (159 rebs.) 2003-04 Bob Rukavina 19-8 Paul Byer (402 pts.) Paul Byer (161 rebs.) 2004-05 Bob Rukavina 12-13 Paul Byer (355 pts.) Carlos Cogsdell (148 rebs.) 2005-06 Bob Rukavina 21-6 Chris Gilliam (502 pts.) Kyle Goldcamp (198 rebs.) 2006-07 Bob Rukavina 21-9 Chris Gilliam (492 pts.) Chris Gilliam (180 rebs.) 2007-08 Bob Rukavina 23-8 * # Chris Gilliam (608 pts.) Chris Gilliam (268 rebs.) 2008-09 Bob Rukavina 24-8 * % Marcus Tullis (590 pts.) Patrick Grubbs (254 rebs.)
2009-10 Bob Rukavina 17-12 Danny Branch (505 pts.) Patrick Grubbs (252 rebs.) 2010-11 Bob Rukavina 18-10 Patrick Grubbs (515 pts.) Patrick Grubbs (237 rebs.) 2011-12 Bob Rukavina 15-14 Nick Novak (547 pts.) Patrick Grubbs (253 Rebs.) 2012-13 Bob Rukavina 15-13 Nick Novak (614 pts.) Ian Vescovi (188 Rebs.)
* = NCAA Tournament Bid # = WVIAC Regular Season Champions % = WVIAC Tournament Champions
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Individual Career Records
ALL-TIME CAREER SCORING (1,000 POINT SCORERS) NAME YEAR POINTS 1. Justin Walther 1996-00 2,073 2. Nick Novak 2009-13 2,023 3. Chris Gilliam 2004-08 1,762 4. Patrick Grubbs 2008-12 1,759 5. Marcus Tullis 2005-09 1,570 6. Danny Branch 2007-11 1,521 7. Quinn Harris 1988-92 1,490 8. Quinton Davis 2005-09 1,441 9. Jordan Miller 2009-13 1,396 10. Chris Rhames 1995-98 1,373 11. Devlin Herring 1994-98 1,346 12. Rich Ragan 1974-78 1,303 13. Eugene Wilson 1998-03 1,251 14. Mike Gresik 1981-85 1,238 15. Tyrone Doleman 1986-88 1,174 16. Don Elzer 1973-77 1,147 17. Dwight Hines 2002-07 1,145 18. Paul Byer 2002-05 1,110 19. Chuck Bradford 1976-80 1,078 20. Carlos Cogsdell 2001-05 1,049 21. Matt Lushko 1993-97 1,046 22. Steve Scorpion 2002-06 1,040 23. Ron Haden 1993-95 1,034 24. Josue' Nieves 1997-98, 1999-00 1,023
ALL-TIME CAREER ASSISTS NAME YEAR ASSISTS 1. Nick Novak 2009-13 545 2. William Sharpe 2005-09 520 3. Emanuel Richardson 1996-98 495 4. Bob Bauer 1983-87 429 5. Michael Black 1974-78 423 6. J.J. Schumacher 2002-04, 2005-07 418 7. Tony Mazonkey 1975-79 396 8. Quinton Davis 2005-09 368 T9. Joey Tutchstone 2003-06 331 T9. Jordan Miller 2009-13 331
ALL-TIME CAREER REBOUNDING NAME YEAR REBOUNDS 1. Patrick Grubbs 2008-12 996 2. Don Elzer 1973-77 945 3. Justin Walther 1996-00 875 4. Chris Gilliam 2004-08 699 5. Chuck Bradford 1976-80 636 6. Chris Rhames 1995-98 614 7. Quinton Davis 2005-09 611 8. Marcus Tullis 2005-09 604 9. Alan Young 1970-73 597 10. Quinn Harris 1988-92 564
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Individual Career Records
ALL-TIME CAREER SCORING AVERAGE ALL-TIME CAREER REBOUND AVERAGE
1. Tyrone Doleman 1986-1988 23.5 1. Don Elzer 1973-1977 10.5
2. Ron Haden 1993-1995 19.9 2. Tyrone Doleman 1986-1988 9.6
3. Justin Walther 1996-2000 19.0 3. Alan Young 1970-1973 9.5
4. Nick Novak 2009-2013 18.1 4. Patrick Grubbs 2008-2012 8.6
5. Bill Lindsay 1984-1986 17.5 5. Jeff Myers 1971-1973 8.3
6. Chris Rhames 1995-1998 16.4 T6. Justin Walther 1996-2000 8.0
7. Quinn Harris 1988-1992 16.1 T6. Ron Haden 1993-1995 8.0
ALL-TIME CAREER ASSIST AVERAGE
1. Emmanuel Richardson 1996-1998 8.8 2. Dashi Leon 2001-2003 5.6 ALL-TIME CAREER STEAL AVERAGE 3. Nick Novak 2009-2013 4.9 1. Devlin Herring 1994-1998 3.1 5. Michael Black 1974-1978 4.7 2. Damion Cannon 1994-1995 2.5 5. Joey Tutchstone 2003-2006 4.4 3. James Thomas 1989-1990 2.3 T6. William Sharpe 2005-2009 4.3 T6. Vince Coppola 1999-2001 4.3
ALL-TIME CAREER 3-PT. FGs / GAME AVG. ALL-TIME CAREER 3-PT. FGs MADE 1. Josue’ Nieves 1997-98, 1999-00 2.80 1. Jordan Miller 2009-2013 294 2. Jordan Miller 2009-2013 2.58 2. Danny Branch 2007-2011 269 3. Danny Branch 2007-2011 2.26 3. Steve Scorpion 2002-2006 190 4. Paul Byer 2002-2005 2.01 4. Bill Luther 2010-… 185 5. Steve Scorpion 2002-2006 1.79 5. Quinton Davis 2005-2009 174 6. Nick Mezyk 2002-2006 1.67 6. Nick Mezyk 2002-2006 170 7. Brent Gerwert 1999-2002 1.56 7. Matt Lushko 1993-1997 165 8. Matt Lushko 1993-1997 1.50 8. Josue’ Nieves 1997-98, 1999-00 159 9. Quinton Davis 2005-2009 1.45 9. Paul Byer 2002-2005 155 10. Dwight Hines 2002-2007 1.30 10. Dwight Hines 2002-2007 141
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Career/Season/Game Records
CAREER / SEASON / GAME RECORDS SCORING POINTS: Career: Justin Walther 2,073 1996-00 Season: Tyrone Doleman 643 1987-88 Game: Tyrone Doleman 44 Dec. 1, 1987 vs. Shippensburg University
SCORING AVERAGE: Career: Tyrone Doleman 23.5 1986-88 Season: Tyrone Doleman 24.7 1987-88
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: Career: Chris Gilliam 65.7 (688-1047) 2004-08 Season: Chris Gilliam 68.6 (199-290) * 2005-06
FIELD GOALS MADE: Career: Nick Novak 759 2009-13 Season: Tyrone Doleman 248 1987-88 Game: Alan Young 18 Feb. 18, 1987 vs. Mount Saint Mary’s (MD) College
FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE: Career: Nick Novak 86.1 (464-539) 2009-13 Season: Nick Mezyk 96.4 (27-28) 2003-04
FREE-THROWS MADE: Career: Justin Walther 517 1996-00 Season: Justin Walther 164 1998-99 Game: Chris Rhames 16 Feb. 22, 1996 vs. Saint Vincent College
3-PT. FIELD GOALS MADE: Career: Jordan Miller 294 2009-13 Season: Jordan Miller 92 2011-12 Game: Jordan Miller 10 Dec. 5, 2009 vs. Salem International (WV) University Bill Luther 10 Dec. 5, 2012 vs. Bowie State (MD) University
* = LED NCAA DIVISION II
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Career/Season/Game Records
CAREER / SEASON / GAME RECORDS
REBOUNDING REBOUNDS: Career: Patrick Grubbs 996 2011-12 Season: Alan Young 335 1970-71 Game: Don Elzer 23 Jan. 17, 1977 vs. Frostburg State (MD) University
REBOUND AVERAGE: Career: Don Elzer 10.5 (945 rebs.) 1973-77 Season: Alan Young 14.6 1970-71
ASSISTS ASSISTS: Career: Nick Novak 545 2009-13 Season: Emanuel Richardson 260 1997-98 Game: Emanuel Richardson 17 Feb. 15, 1998 vs. Edinboro University
ASSIST AVERAGE: Career: Emanuel Richardson 8.8 (495 assts.) 1996-98 Season: Emanuel Richardson 8.9* (260 assts.) 1997-98
STEALS STEALS: Career: Devlin Herring 333 1994-98 Season: Devlin Herring 122* 1996-97 Game: Devlin Herring 10** Feb. 4, 1997 vs. Indiana University (PA)
STEAL AVERAGE: Career: Devlin Herring 3.1 1994-98 Season: Devlin Herring 4.5* 1996-97
BLOCKS BLOCKS: Career: Mark Hensel 272 1989-90, 1991-94 Season: Mark Hensel 113 1993-94 Game: Mark Hensel 15** 1993-94
* = LED NCAA DIVISION II ** = NCAA DIVISION II RECORD
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All-Time Lettermen
A D (Cont’d) J N S (Cont’d) Albert, Jordan Doggett, Dana Jean, Yves Neal, Wade Skorupan, Havyn Anderson, Erik Doleman, Tyrone Jeffries, Justin Newsome, Reginald Smith, Gary B Durham, Ryan Jenkins, Allen Nieves, Josue Solkovy, Brian Babik, Raymond Dzura, Joseph Novak, Nick Stapleton, Kevin Bako, David K Starn, William Balogh, John E Kalondis, Greg O Summers, Jeffrey Baublitz, Joe Eberly, Timothy Kaminsky, Joel O’Hara, William Sylver, Ernest Bauer, Robert Edgar, Scott Kegg, Thomas Beckwith, Brian Ellstrom, Kevin Kidd, Eugene P T Berkey, Garrett Elzer, Donald King, Travis Palo, Matt Talbert, Rod Berkey, Timothy Emert, Tim Klavuhn, Kurt Patterson, Alonzo Taylor, Eugene Black, Michael Emery, Mark Koenig, Kermit Pearson, Joe Taylor, Hal Bogaczyk, Dennis Enos, Robert Kollar, Jim Petrarca, Brian Thomas, James Bonner, Joseph Kovalchik, Larry Pegues, Michael Thompson, Tim Booker, James F Peters, Mark Thorward, Daniel Boylstein, Don Falcone, Marc L Picchiarini, Barry Townes, Larry Bradford, Charles Figura, John Lahrs, Thomas Pion, John Tullis, Marcus Bradley, Kerry Fisher, Glenn Langham, Terrence Platt, Brent Tutchstone, Joey Branch, Danny Friend, Rahsaan Langston, Charles Profitt, Charles Britt, Michael Leon, Dashi U Brizill, Livingston G Lindsay, William Q Urda, John Brumbaugh, Joe Gates, Renaldo Litterini, Ryan Quinn, Jeffrey Buck, Richard Gerwert, Brent Lonesky, Greg V Budziszewski, Paul Gilliam, Chris Lushko, Matthew R Vaughan, Brian Byer, Andy Gillis, Eric Luther, Bill Ragan, Richard, Vauter, James Byer, Kevin Glasser, Charles Ramey, David Vescovi, Ian Byer, Paul Goldcamp, Kyle M Rhames, Chris Green, Bill Maddalon, Robert Rhinier, Jesse W C Gregory, David Maher, John Richardson, Ed Walther, Justin Cannon, Damion Gresik, Michael Mahla, Chris Richardson, Emanuel Ward, Karrington Carl, Charles Grubbs, Patrick Makatura, Michael Rivera, Arnaldo Warren, James Carmichael, Jay Gunderman, Rob Maileym Kris Roberts, Rudy Washington, Kwame Carr, Dave Gunter, Bruce Malinchak, Jim Robinson, Allen Weatherly, Paul Carroll, Reyhan Malzi, Dereck Rollo, Thomas Wells, James Carson, Richard H Martin, Brandon Roman, Dave Jr. Whitmore, Steve II Chuta, Ronald Haden, Ron Marucco, Thomas Ross, Jesse Wilson, Eugene Clark, David Hargrove, Vashon Mazonkey, Anthony Roward, Steven Wisor, Travis Clark, Jeffrey Harris, Quinn Mazonkey, Steve Rowland, Kirk Cogsdell, Carlos Hartung, Noah McCain, Joe Rozanski, Marc Y Collodi, Kevin Hechler, Gary McClure, Thomas Rushing, Khris Young, Alan Conner, Bill Heidenthal, Steve McGrath, John Ryan, Michael Connors, Patrick Hensel, Mark McGuire, Tim Rybczynski, Timothy Z Coppola, Vince Herring, Devlin McKenzie, Gary Zalud, Jan Corrigan, Daniel Higinbotham, David Means, Gary S Cover, Thomas Hines, Devone Medich, Jordan Schaeffer, G.J. Cressler, Andrew Hines, Dwight Mezyk, Nick Schell, Joseph Cunningham, Timothy Hirsch, Dan Mezyk, Scott Schumacher, J.J. D Hoffman, Rodney Miller, Curt Schumacher, Mark Dadig, Steve Hogarth, Michael Miller, Jordan Scoliere, Joe Davis, Quinton Hooten, Gary Mitchell, Thomas Scoliere, Mark Delcotto, Garry Hutcherson, Louis Moncrieft, Anthony Scorpion, Steve
Diaddigo, Michael Myers, Derrick Shanahan, Robert DiGangi, Anthony I Myers, Jeffrey Sharpe, William Dilts, Brent Ionadi, Matt Myers, Russell Sites, Myles
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