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Head Coach Bob Rukavina

YEAR RECORD OVERALL PCT. WVIAC/PSAC 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 2012-13 15-13 392-269 .593 10-12 80-48 .625 Head Coach Bob Rukavina 2013-14 13-13 405-282 .590 6-10 6-10 .375 2014-15 12-15 417-297 .584 9-13 15-23 .395

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 26 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 400th win at Pitt-Johnstown with an 91-74 victory at Mansfield University on Dec. 21, 2013, wrapped-up his 25th season with a career record of 417-297. He currently ranks among the leaders of active Division II coaches in career wins (417) and winning percentage (.584). 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 been one of the most efficient offensive teams in the country over the last 20 years. Pitt-Johnstown led the nation in field goal percentage in 2008 and 2010, and was the best three-point field goal shooting team in all of college basketball the in 2012-13 and 2013-14. 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.

Assistant Coaches Patrick Grubbs and George Sulkoski, Jr.

Former Mountain Cat standout Patrick Grubbs enters his second season on Head Coach Bob Rukavina’s Mountain Cat basketball staff after one year of coaching at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. In 2013-14 Grubbs also spent the 2012-13 season as a student-assistant coach for the Mountain Cats. Grubbs, Pitt-Johnstown’s all-time leader in rebounds with 996, also finished his Mountain Cat career ranked third on the program’s all- time scoring list with 1,759 points. He averaged over 15 points and nearly nine rebounds per game over his four-year Mountain Cat career. He was a two-time All-West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) selection and a first-team choice following his junior season in 2010-11. Grubbs, a 2011-12 Sporting News NCAA Division II Preseason Honorable Mention All-American, finished in the Top-10 in the nation in field goal percentage in three of his four seasons at Pitt-Johnstown, including leading the country in 2009-10 at 66.3%. His 64.7% career- field goal percentage ranks among the best in Pitt-Johnstown history. He posted career-highs of 32 points against Clarion University on Dec. 7, 2009, 18 rebounds against Davis & Elkins (WV) College on Jan. 17, 2011, and six assists on three occasions. Grubbs, a native of Turtle Creek, Pa. and a graduate of Serra Catholic High School, graduated from Pitt-Johnstown in 2013 with a Assistant Coach Bachelor’s Degree in History. Patrick Grubbs

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.

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 39 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 137 All-Americans. Academically, he has tutored over 100 NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team selections. Pecora has been inducted into six Halls of Fame, including the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches, the NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame, and the Pitt- Johnstown Athletics Hall 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.

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 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 Coach of Orangeville A’s in Canadian Basketball League Travis Eisentrout 2006-2007 Athletic Events Coordinator - California University (PA) Billy Clapper 2007-2009 Instructor/Coach at IMG Academy Jamal Palmer 2009-2013 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach - Madison 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 Head 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. Eric Gillis Head Girls Basketball Coach—Plum High School Bill Luther 2014 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach—West Virginia Wesleyan College Marc Rozanski 2012 Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach –University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Jordan Miller 2013 Graduate Assistant Basketball coach - at St. Francis (PA) University

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, Portugal, United States-Steel City Yellow Jackets (ABA)

2014-15 Season Review

After coming up just shot of earning a spot in run to pull away and coasted to an 82-63 victory that the PSAC Tournament in their first year in the ended Pitt-Johnstown’s season. conference, Head Coach Bob Rukavina and his When it was all over, Leahey became Pitt- Mountain Cat men’s basketball squad looked to take Johnstown first First-Team All-PSAC West select the next step in 2014-15. since join the conference in 2013-14, while Vescovi Led by All-PSAC West selections A.J. earned a spot on the Western Division’s Second- Leahey and Ian Vescovi and senior guard Matt Team for the second year in a row. Palo, Pitt-Johnstown posted a 12-15 overall record Leahey led the PSAC in both 3-point field and finished sixth in the PSAC Western Division to goal percentage (51.0%) and 3-point field goals per secure its first conference tournament berth. game (2.81). Nationally, Leahey ranked second in Palo’s 17-points in the season-opener, the country in 3-point field goal percentage, 45th in 3- followed by a 22-point performance in the PSAC- point field goals per game, and 63rd in 3-point field opener against Clarion University in the Sports goals made (63). Vescovi ranked 35th in blocked Center on November 19 got the Mountain Cats off to shots per game (1.85) and 45th in total blocks (50). a quick 2-0 start. As a team, the Mountain Cats ranked in the Top-70 Pitt-Johnstown suffered a close conference in five NCAA Division II statistical categories, loss at Slippery Rock University three days later, including ninth in 3-point field goal percentage before splitting a pair of games at the IUP Classic (41.3%), 20th in fewest fouls (446), 32nd in 3-point over the Thanksgiving break. Another PSAC loss at field goal defense (32.5%), 55th in free-throw California University (PA) to start December evened percentage (73.6%), and 70th in assists per game the Mountain Cats’ record at 3-3, but the Mountain (14.8). bounced back to win three of their next four, Academically, Vescovi continued to gar including lopsided conference victories in the Sports accolades. His 4.0 overall GPA in Mathematics Center over Seton Hill University and Bloomsburg earned him First-Team Capital One Academic All- University. District honors for the third consecutive season. In A loss at East Stroudsburg University heading addition, Vescovi was tabbed a Second-Team into the holiday break, and a loss at West Chester Academic All-American in 2015 after being selected University to open January began a series of ups-and- to the third-team in 2014. The PSAC also named him downs that would last the rest of the season for the to its Winter Sports Top-10 List for excelling in both Mountain Cats. athletics and academics for the second consecutive Leahey’s 26 points at Cheyney University year. the next day started a three-game winning streak that Back on the court, Leahey (13.9 ppg.), Palo put Pitt-Johnstown three games over the .500-mark. (13.8 ppg.), and Vescovi led the Mountain Cats in The Mountain Cats went on to drop their next scoring, while Vescovi 7.4 rebounds per game, and five games to fall 9-10, but recovered behind 21 Leahey’s 6.9 rebounds per game paced the team. points and 10 rebounds from Leahey in a home win Vescovi, who became Pitt-Johnstown’s 26th over Slippery Rock, and 16 points apiece from Palo 1,000-points scorer on Valentine’s Day, ended his and Vescovi in a win at Seton Hill to begin February. career ranked 21st on the Mountain Cat All-Time However, those were the last two wins of the Scoring List with 1,076 points, and fifth on the all- year for Pitt-Johnstown, as the Mountain Cats would time rebounding list with 648 rebounds. suffer losses in their final four regular season games. Despite the struggles down the stretch, Pitt- Johnstown’s 9-13 record in the PSAC Western Division was good enough a sixth-place finish and a spot in the conference tournament against top-seeded and eventual national finalist Indiana University (PA). Vescovi poured in 22 points in what would be his final collegiate game, but IUP used a late first half

2014-15 Schedule and Results

2014-2015 Final Record: 12-15, 9-13 PSAC-West (6th-Place)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECORD HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER NOVEMBER 11/14 PSU-NEW KENSINGTON UNIV. W 118-40 1-0 MATT PALO (17) IAN VESCOVI (10) 11/19 CLARION UNIVERSITY # W 82-77 2-0, 1-0 MATT PALO (22) A.J. LEACHEY (10) 11/22 at Slippery Rock University # L 71-79 2-1, 1-1 Ian Vescovi (20) A.J. Leahey (9) 29-30 at 2015 Indiana University (PA) Classic 11/29 vs. The College of Saint Rose W 65-56 3-1, 1-1 A.J. Leahey (16) A.J. Leahey (10) 11/30 vs. The University of the Sciences L 77-83 OT 3-2, 1-1 Ian Vescovi (16) Ian Vescovi (10) DECEMBER 12/3 at California University (PA) # L 65-74 3-3, 1-2 Ian Vescovi (15) Rich Audu (8) 12/6 SETON HILL UNIV. # W 83-61 4-3, 2-2 MATT PALO (21) MATT PALO (5) 12/13 CARLOW UNIVERSITY W 84-67 5-3, 2-2 MATT PALO (14) IAN VESCOVI (13) 12/16 LOCK HAVEN UNIV. # L 73-76 5-4, 2-3 AJAN SMITH (13) MATT PALO (7) 12/17 BLOOMSBURG UNIV. # W 103-79 6-4, 3-3 A.J. LEAHEY (21) IAN VESCOVI (9) 12/20 at East Stroudsburg University # L 57-100 6-5, 3-4 Matt Palo (17) Ian Vescovi (9) JANUARY 1/3 at West Chester University # L 75-81 6-6, 3-5 Matt Palo (20) A.J. Leahey (5) Matt Palo (5) 1/4 at Cheyney University # W 95-80 7-6, 4-5 A.J. Leahey (26) A.J. Leahey (7) 1/7 MILLERSVILLE UNIV. # W 81-73 8-6, 5-5 MATT PALO (17) A.J. LEAHEY (11) 1/14 GANNON UNIVERSITY # W 65-57 9-6, 6-5 A.J. LEAHEY (27) IAN VESCOVI (10) 1/17 at Mercyhurst University # L 60-73 9-7, 6-6 A.J. Leahey (21) Ian Vescovi (9) 1/21 at Indiana University (PA) # L 73-88 9-8, 6-7 A.J. Leahey (19) A.J. Leahey (5) 1/24 EDINBORO UNIVERSITY # L 61-77 9-9, 6-8 D. CLANCY (15) MATT PALO (7) RICH AUDU (7) 1/28 at Clarion University # L 77-82 9-10, 6-9 Matt Palo (20) Matt Palo (8) 1/31 SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. # W 77-59 10-10, 7-9 A.J. LEAHEY (21) A.J. LEAHEY (10) FEBRUARY 2/7 at Seton Hill University # W 71-62 11-10, 8-9 Matt Palo (16) Ian Vescovi (11) Ian Vescovi (16) 2/11 CALIFORNIA UNIV. (PA) # W 56-52 12-10, 9-9 I. VESCOVI (21) IAN VESCOVI (17) 2/14 at Gannon University # L 36-66 12-11, 9-10 Ian Vescovi (10) Ian Vescovi (6) 2/18 MERCYHURST UNIV. # L 72-81 12-12, 9-11 MATT PALO (19) A.J. LEAHEY (9)

2/21 INDIANA UNIVERSITY (PA) # L 65-78 12-13, 9-12 I. VESCOVI (28) MATT PALO (9) 2/25 at Edinboro University (PA) # L 78-92 12-14, 9-13 A.J. Leahey (22) A.J. Leahey (8) 28 2015 PSAC Tournament 2/28 First Round at Indiana Univ. (PA) L 63-82 12-15, 9-13 Ian Vescovi (22) Matt Palo (5) Dale Clancy (5) # = PSAC Conference Game

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2014-15 Final Statistics

# NAME GP/GS FG/FGA FG% 3FG/3FGA 3FG% FT/FTA FT% 1 FIELDS, Roshon 15-0 9-17 52.9 0-0 0.0 2-4 50.0 2 CRUMP, Travis 9-1 3-4 75.0 1-1 100.0 0-2 0.0 3 SNODGRASS, Nate 22-20 48-98 49.0 24-53 45.3 39-48 81.3 4 JACZESKO, Tim 4-0 0-1 0.0 0-1 0.0 0-0 0.0 5 MASUA, Levi 22-0 13-27 48.1 8-20 40.0 8-12 66.7 10 VESOVI, Isaac 13-0 11-20 55.0 0-4 0.0 2-3 66.7 11 AUDU, Rich 27-23 61-166 36.7 30-89 33.7 27-34 79.4 14 LARAVIE, Jake 24-0 39-87 44.8 25-56 44.6 33-37 89.2 15 PALO, Matt 27-27 134-286 46.9 11-31 35.5 94-126 74.6 20 MOSLEY, Rasaun 21-0 10-30 33.3 0-2 0.0 8-11 72.7 23 CLANCY, Dale 27-12 65-174 37.4 24-73 32.9 52-72 72.2 33 LEAHEY, A.J. 27-27 129-245 52.7 76-149 51.0 42-56 75.0 50 VESCOVI, Ian 27-25 133-274 48.5 0-3 0.0 84-109 77.1 55 SMITH, Ajan 17-0 27-53 50.9 0-0 0.0 29-57 50.9

# NAME REBS AVG. ASST. AVG. BLOCKS TO STEALS POINTS AVG. 1 FIELDS, Roshon 15 1.0 3 .20 2 3 2 20 1.3 2 CRUMP, Travis 1 0.1 1 .11 0 2 2 7 0.8 3 SNODGRASS, Nate 37 1.7 47 2.1 3 30 10 159 7.2 4 JACZESKO, Tim 1 0.3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 5 MASUA, Levi 32 1.5 10 .46 6 8 4 42 1.9 10 VESCOVI, Isaac 17 1.3 4 .31 0 5 2 24 1.8 11 AUDU, Rich 73 2.7 43 1.6 2 46 19 179 6.6 14 LARAVIE, Jake 24 1.0 17 .71 0 24 11 136 5.7 15 PALO, Matt 122 4.5 71 2.6 4 63 22 373 13.8 20 MOSLEY, Rasaun 10 0.5 8 .38 1 10 5 28 1.3 23 CLANCY, Dale 53 2.0 79 2.9 0 68 36 206 7.6 33 LEAHEY, A.J. 187 6.9 41 1.5 20 45 18 376 13.9 50 VESCOVI, Ian 200 7.4 57 2.1 50 69 12 350 13.0 55 SMITH, Ajan 34 2.0 19 1.1 1 22 11 83 4.9

PTS. PPG. FG-FGA FG % 3G-3GA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% Pitt-Johnstown 1983 73.4 682-1482 46.0 199-482 41.3 420-571 73.6 Opponents 1975 73.1 718-1583 45.4 145-446 32.5 394-520 75.8

REB. AVG. ASST. AVG. BLK. AVG. TO AVG. STEALS AVG. Pitt-Johnstown 879 32.6 400 14.8 89 3.3 400 14.8 154 5.7 Opponents 936 34.7 390 14.4 85 3.1 376 14.0 245 9.1

2014-15 Honors and Accomplishments

HEAD COACH BOB RUKAVINA

 Led team to a 12-15 overall record and a 9-13 mark in the PSAC West  Pitt-Johnstown secured its first ever PSAC Tournament berth by finishing sixth in the PSAC Western Division

HEAD COACH BOB RUKAVINA

CENTER - IAN VESCOVI

 Named Second-Team All-PSAC Western Division for second straight year  Earned spot on PSAC Winter Top-10 List for second consecutive season  Selected as a Second-Team Capital One Academic All-American  Named First-Team Academic All-District II for third straight year  Tabbed PSAC Western Division PSAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Week on Dec. 1, 2014  Ranked 35th in final NCAA Division II basketball statistics in blocked shots per game (1.85) and 45th in total blocks (50)  Finished career ranked 21st on Mountain Cat All-Time Scoring List with 1,076 points and fifth on the Pitt-Johnstown All-Time Rebounding List with 648 rebounds IAN VESCOVI

FORWARD - A.J. LEAHEY  Became First Pitt-Johnstown basketball player to be named First-Team All-PSAC Western Division  Led PSAC in 3-point field goals per game (2.81) and 3-point field goal percentage (51.0%)  Ranked second in NCAA Division II in 3-point field goals per game (2.81), 45th in 3-point field goal percentage (51.0%), and 63rd in total 3-point field goals made (76)

A.J. LEAHEY

GUARD - DALE CLANCY  Named PSAC Western Division Freshman of the Week on Jan. 26, 2015

DALE CLANCY

2014-15 MOUNTAIN CAT TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS  Team finished with a 12-15 overall record and a 9-13 record in the PSAC Western Division  Pitt-Johnstown earned its first berth in the PSAC Tournament after finishing fifth in the Western Division  A.J. Leahey was the first Pitt-Johnstown basketball player to be named First-Team All-PSAC Western Division  Ian Vescovi was named Second-Team All-PSAC West for the second straight year  Mountain Cats ranked in the Top-70 in five NCAA Division II statistical categories, including ninth in 3-point field goal percentage (41.3%), 20th in fewest fouls (446), 32nd in 3-point field goal defense (32.5%), 55th in free-throw percentage (73.6%), and 70th in assists per game (14.8)

Quick Facts/Athletic Directory

Quick Facts LOCATION: Johnstown, Pa. HEAD COACH: Bob Rukavina (27th year) ENROLLMENT: 3,100 ALMA MATER: Indiana University (Pa.) PRESIDENT: Dr. Jem Spectar RECORD AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN: 417-297 (.584) DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Pat Pecora OVERALL COLLEGIATE RECORD: 451-322 (.5834) SPORTS INFORMATION DIR.: Chris Caputo ASSISTANT COACH: Patrick Grubbs (2nd Season) 2014-15 SEASON: 69th Mountain Cat Season ALMA MATER: Pitt-Johnstown (2013) ARENA: Sports Center (2,400) ASSISTANT COACH: George Sulkosky (13th Year) COLORS: Navy Blue and Vegas Gold ALMA MATER: Indiana University (PA) CONFERENCE: Pa. State Athletic Conference (PSAC) STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 3/2 LETTERMEN RETURNING/LOST: 10/3

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 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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2015– 16 Season Preview

After advancing to the program’s first Pennsylvania However, with the loss of Vescovi, Pitt-Johnstown needs a State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Tournament since group of three sophomores to help fill the void in the paint. joining the league in 2013-14, Head Coach Bob Rukavina Isaac Vescovi (Patton, Pa./Cambria Heights HS) (13 (27th season) and his Mountain Cat basketball squad games, 1.8 pts., 1.3 rpg.), Roshon Fields (Johnstown, Pa./ look to make even more strides in one of the nation’s most Greater Johnstown HS) (15 games, 1.3 ppg., 1.0 rpg.), competitive NCAA Division II leagues. and Levi Masua (Pittsburgh, Pa./Seton La Salle HS) (22 Despite returning senior guards Nate Snodgrass games, 1.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg.). (Butler, Pa./Butler Area HS) and Rich Audu Coach Rukavina also brought in five talented (Mississauga, Ontario) and a junior forward A.J. recruits, including four who will be counted on to make an Leahey (Lilly, Pa./Penn Cambria HS), a First-Team All- immediate impact. George Prota (Elizabeth, Pa./Elizabeth- PSAC Western Division selection, the 2015-16 Mountain Forward HS), a 6’11, 265-lb center, should see significant Cats will still be one of the youngest in Coach Rukavina’s minutes in the paint as a true freshman. Prota, an All- tenure. Section selection, averaged 18.2 points and 13 rebounds In addition, Pitt-Johnstown must replace nearly 27 per game as a senior, while Dom Keys (Homestead, Pa/ points and 12 rebounds per game in two-time All-PSAC Steel Valley HS) is also expected to see plenty of game West Second-Team center and two-time Academic All- action at a forward spot. Keyes, a Third-Team PIAA AAA American Ian Vescovi (Patton, Pa./Cambria Heights HS), All-State selection in 2014-15, averaged 22 points, 14 and guard Matt Palo (North Huntingdon, Pa./Norwin HS), rebounds, four assists, and four blocked shots per game. who were lost to graduation. Vescovi averaged 13 points Freshmen guards Olando King (Dallas, TX/South Oak and 7.4 rebounds per game and finished his career ranked Cliff HS) and Romano Sebastiani (Greensburg, Pa./ 21st on the Mountain Cat All-Time Scoring List (1,076 Greensburg Central Catholic HS) will also play this points), and fifth on the rebounds list (648 rebound), while season. King averaged 12.3 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 3.2 Palo finished his senior season second on the team in assists per game in 2014-15 on his way to being named scoring at 13.8 points per game. He also pulled down 4.5 First-Team All-District 13 Texas 5A. As a track and field rebounds per game. athlete, King was the Texas District 13 Long Jump Coach Rukavina and the Mountain Cats will rely champion. Sebastiani, a 2014 PIAA AA Third-Team All- heavily on Leahey on both ends of the court. Leahey was State choice and the Section 2 Player of the Year, averaged Pitt-Johnstown’s leading scorer (13.9 ppg.) and second- 22.3 points, 6.2 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 2.2 steals a year ago. leading rebounder (6.9 rpg.) last season. He led the PSAC Freshman Josh Wise (Washington, Pa./Washington and finished second in NCAA Division II in 3-point field HS) will red-shirt in 2015-16. Wise, a 2013 high school goal goals per game at 2.81. Leahey also ended his graduate, was his section’s Player of the Year and a PIAA sophomore season ranked 45th nationally in 3-point field AAA Third-Team All-State selection as a senior. He goal percentage (51.0%) and 63rd in 3-pointers-made (76). averaged 23 points, seven rebounds, and a pair of steals per Snodgrass and Audu must also step-up their play. game. Wise ended his high school career as his school’s Snodgrass, who Coach Rukavina refers to as “one of the third all-time leading scorer with over 1,300 points. smartest players he has ever coached,” averaged 7.2 points, The 2015-16 Mountain Cats are a young squad that 1.7 assists, and 2.1 rebounds per game in 2014-15, while must navigate through one of the toughest conference Audu, a transfer from Division I Siena (NY) College schedules in the country as well a very difficult non- two season ago, started 23 games and averaged 6.6 points conference schedule that features games against perennial and 2.7 rebounds per game as a junior. powers Bowie State (MD), Urbana (OH), American The Mountain Cats will also look for a trio of guards in International (MA), and Philadelphia Sciences. If Pitt- juniors Jake Laravie (Kettering, OH/Archbishop Alter HS) Johnstown can do that, the Mountain Cats should return to and Rasaun Mosley (York, Pa./New Hope Academy the post-season for the second consecutive year. Charter School) and sophomore Dale Clancy (Pittsburgh, Pa./Seton La Salle HS) to contribute significantly. Laravie (5.7 pts., 1.0 rpg) and Mosley (1.3 ppg) both have plenty of game experience and will solidify the guard spot. Clancy, whose numbers should increase with him taking over as the primary point guard, came in as a true freshman averaged 7.6 points and led the team in assists at 2.9 apg. Pitt-Johnstown has experienced depth at the guard spot.

2015– 16 Roster

2015-2016 Mountain Cat Basketball Roster

# NAME CLASS POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL 0 Dale Clancy SO G 5-10 165 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seton La Salle 1 Roshon Fields SO F 6-6 185 Johnstown, Pa. / Greater Johnstown 3 Nate Snodgrass SR G 6-1 175 Butler, Pa. / Butler Area 5 Olando King, Jr. FR G 6-4 175 Dallas, TX / South Oak Cliff 10 Rasaun Mosley JR G 6-3 165 York, Pa. / New Hope Academy Charter School 11 Rich Audu SR G 6-3 195 Mississauga, Ontario/Reg. Elite Development Acad. 15 George Prota FR C 6-11 265 Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth-Forward 22 Jake Laravie JR G 6-1 180 Kettering, OH / Archbishop Alter 23 Romano Sebastiani FR G 6-4 190 Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg Central Catholic 24 Levi Masua SO F 6-6 200 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seton La Salle 30 Isaac Vescovi SO F 6-6 205 Patton, Pa. / Cambria Heights 33 A.J. Leahey JR F 6-7 240 Lilly, Pa. / Penn Cambria 54 Dom Keyes FR F 6-7 200 Homestead, Pa / Steel Valley Josh Wise Red-Shirt G 6-3 185 Washington, Pa. / Washington

TOP RETURNERS A.J. Leahey JR F 13.0 ppg. 6.9 rpg. Dale Clancy SO G 7.6 ppg. 2.0 rpg. 2.93 apg. Nate Snodgrass SR G 7.2 ppg. 1.7 rpg. 2.13 apg. Rich Audu SR G 6.6 ppg. 2.7 rpg. Jake Laravie JR G 5.7 ppg. 1.0 rpg. Ajan Smith SO F 4.9 ppg. 2.0 rpg.

NEWCOMERS Dom Keyes FR F Homestead, Pa / Steel Valley Olando King, Jr. FR G Dallas, TX / South Oak Cliff George Prota FR C Elizabeth, Pa. / Elizabeth-Forward Romano Sebastiani FR G Greensburg, Pa. / Greensburg Central Catholic Josh Wise FR G Washington, Pa. / Washington

#3 Nate Snodgrass

Senior Guard 6’1” 175 lbs. HOMETOWN: Butler, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Butler Area MAJOR: Management-Accounting

Career Highs

POINTS: 25 vs. Edinboro University 11/23/13 REBOUNDS: 9 vs. Edinboro University 11/23/13 ASSISTS: 12 at Mansfield University 12/21/13 #3 Nate Snodgrass

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Nate Snodgrass played in 22 games (20 starts) as a junior and averaged 7.2 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game. His 45.3% (24-53) 3-point field goal percentage ranked second on the team, while his 47 assists and 24 3- point field goals both ranked fourth on the team. Snodgrass also shot 49.0% (48-98) from the field and 81.3% (39-48) from the free-throw line. Five times he led the Mountain Cats in assists in a game. Snodgrass scored in double figures six times, grabbed three or more rebounds in a game six times, and dished out three or more assists seven times. 2013-14 Season Snodgrass joined the Mountain Cat starting line up after playing one season at Division I Northern Kentucky University. Snodgrass led the team with 108 assists and 25 steals. Along with his 4.2 assists per game Snodgrass also averaged 7.8 points and 3.0 rebounds per game. His 18 3-pointers ranked fourth on the team. Snodgrass ranked 73rd in the nation in assists-to-turnover-ratio at 2.16. He led the team in assists 15 times and in scoring and rebounding on two occasions. Snodgrass scored in double figures eight times, grabbed four or more rebounds nine times, and had five or more assists eight times. Snodgrass has posted highs of 25 points and nine rebounds against Edinboro University on Nov. 23 2013. He also dished out 12 assists at Mansfield University on Dec. 21 2013.

At Northern Kentucky University 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-Selection 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.

#3 Nate Snodgrass

At Pitt-Johnstown

 Transferred to Pitt-Johnstown from Division I Northern Kentucky University prior to the 2013-14 season

 Will be a three-year letterman

 Averaged 7.2 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game as a junior in 2014-15

 Finished second on the team in 3-point field goal percentage as a junior at 45.3%

 Has scored in double figurers 14 times since becoming a Mountain Cat

 Led the team in assists in a game 15 times

 Has posted highs of 25 points and nine rebounds against Edinboro University on Nov. 23 2013. He also dished out 12 assists at Mansfield University on Dec. 21 2013.

NATE SNODGRASS’ STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 13-14 26 60-143 42.0 18-51 35.3 64-74 86.5 77 3.0 108 25 7 202 7.8 14-15 22 48-98 49.0 24-53 45.3 39-48 81.3 37 1.7 47 10 3 159 7.2

TOTALS: 48 108-241 44.8 42-104 40.4 103-122 84.4 114 2.4 155 35 10 361 7.5

#11 Rich Audu

Senior Guard 6’3” 195 lbs. HOMETOWN: Mississauga, Ontario HIGH SCHOOL: Regional Elite Development Academy MAJOR: Communication

Career Highs

POINTS: 14 at California University (PA) 12/03/14 14 vs. Millersville University 01/07/15 REBOUNDS: 8 at California University (PA) 12/03/14 #11 Rich Audu ASSISTS: 5 vs. Slippery Rock University 01/31/15

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season In his first season after transferring from Siena (NY) College, Rich Audu played in all 27 games and made 23 starts. Audu averaged 6.6 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game. His 30 3-point field goals ranked second on the team, and his 19 steals ranked third on the team. Audu also shot 36.7% (61-166) from the floor, 33.7% (30-89) from 3-point range, and 79.4% (27-34) from the free-throw line. He led the team in assists three times and rebounding twice. Audu scored in double figures nine times, pulled down three or more rebounds in a game 12 times, and dished out three or more assists five times. In one season as a Mountain Cat, Audu had single-game-highs of 14 points at California University (PA) on Dec. 3, 2014 and 14 points against Millersville University on Jan. 7, 2015. Audu also grabbed eight rebounds at California (PA) on Dec. 3, 2014 and dished out five assists against Slippery Rock University on Jan. 31, 2015.

At Siena (NY) College Audu joined the Mountain Cat basketball program after spending the previous two seasons at NCAA Division I Siena (NY) College. Audu played in 30 games (four starts) and averaged about 14 minutes per game at Sienna. He also shot 93% from the free-throw line. Audu is the son of Richard and Marium Audu. He was coached by Terry Upshaw at the Regional Elite Development Academy, and Jimmy Patsos at Sienna College.

#11 Rich Audu

At Pitt-Johnstown

 Transferred to Pitt-Johnstown from Division I Siena (NY) College prior to the 2014-15 season

 Played in all 27 games (23 starts) and averaged 6.6 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game

 His 30 3-point field goals ranked second on the team, and his 19 steals ranked third on the team

 Led the team in assists three times and rebounding twice as a junior in 2014-15

 Scored in double figures nine times

 Posted single-game-highs of 14 points at California University (PA) on Dec. 3, 2014 and 14 points against Millersville University on Jan. 7, 2015. Audu also grabbed eight rebounds at California (PA) on Dec. 3, 2014 and dished out five assists against Slippery Rock University on Jan. 31, 2015.

RICH AUDU’s STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 14-15 27 61-166 36.7 30-89 33.7 27-34 79.4 73 2.7 43 19 2 179 6.6

TOTALS: 27 61-166 36.7 30-89 33.7 27-34 79.4 73 2.7 43 19 2 179 6.6

#33 A.J. Leahey

Junior Forward 6’7” 240 lbs. HOMETOWN: Lilly, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Penn Cambria MAJOR: Mathematics

Career Highs

POINTS: 27 vs. Gannon University 01/14/15 REBOUNDS: 11 vs. Millersville University 01/07/15 ASSISTS: 4 vs. Millersville University 01/07/15 #33 A. J. LEAHEY At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season A.J. Leahey, a First-Team All-PSAC West choice, was Pitt-Johnstown’s leading scorer (13.9 ppg.) and second leading rebounder (6.9 rpg.). He led the team in field goal percentage (52.7%), 3-point field goal percentage (51.0%), and 3-point field goals (76), was second in blocked shots (20), fourth in steals (18), and sixth in assists (41). Leahey’s 51% shooting from 3-point range ranked second in NCAA Division II, while his 2.81 3-point field goals per game ranked 45th and his 76 3-pointers ranked 63rd. He led the team in scoring eight times and rebounding 10 times. Leahey scored in double figures 19 times and had five or more rebounds 24 times. Leahey also recorded four double-doubles. Leahey posted highs of 27 points against Gannon University on Jan. 14, 2015, and 11 rebounds and four assists against Millersville on Jan. 7, 2015. 2013-14 Season Leahey played in all 26 games as a true freshman and averaged 4.7 points and 2.8 rebounds. He shot 45.4% (49- 108) from the field, 46.3% (19-41) from 3-point range, and 54.5% (6-11) from the free-throw line. His 13 blocked shots ranked second on the team and his 19 three-pointers ranked fourth. Leahey also had 16 assists and nine steals. At Penn Cambria High School Leahey was a four-year letterman and three-year team captain for Head Coach James Ronan 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 All-Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference (LHAC) selection and an Altoona Mirror First-Team All-Area choice as a junior. Leahey posted single-game high of 37 points against Bishop Carroll High School and 20 rebounds against Central Cambria High School.

A. J. LEAHEY’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 13-14 26 49-108 45.4 19-41 46.3 6-11 54.5 73 2.8 16 9 13 123 4.7 14-15 27 129-245 52.7 76-149 51.0 42-56 75.0 187 6.9 41 18 20 376 13.9

TOTALS: 53 178-353 50.4 95-190 50.0 48-67 71.6 260 4.9 57 27 33 499 9.4

#10 Rasaun Mosley

Junior Guard 6’3” 165 lbs. HOMETOWN: York, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: New Hope Academy Charter School MAJOR: Engineering Technology

Career Highs

POINTS: 12 vs. Penn State Altoona 11/11/13 REBOUNDS: 4 vs. Penn State Altoona 11/11/13 ASSISTS: 4 vs. Carlow University 12/13/14 #10 RASAUN MOSLEY

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season In 21 games-played, Rasaun Mosley averaged 1.3 points and nearly one rebound per game. He shot 33.3% (10- 30) from the field, and 8-11 from the free-throw line. Mosely also had eight assists, five steals, and one blocked shot. 2013-14 Season Mosley saw action in 25 games after red-shirting as a true freshman in 2012-13. In limited time, Mosley averaged 1.2 points and 1 rebound per game. He shot 40.9% (9-22) from the floor and 68.8% (11-16) from the free- throw line. Mosley also had seven assists, four steals and three blocked shots. Mosley recorded highs of 12 points and four rebounds in his collegiate debut against Penn State Altoona on Nov. 11, 2013. He also had four assists against Carlow University on Dec. 13, 2014.

At New Hope Academy Charter School 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.

RASAUN MOSLEY’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 13-14 25 9-22 40.9 0-3 00.0 11-16 68.8 24 1.0 7 4 3 29 1.2 14-15 21 10-30 33.3 0-2 00.0 8-11 72.7 10 0.5 8 5 1 28 1.3

TOTALS: 46 19-52 36.5 0-5 00.0 19-27 70.4 34 0.7 15 9 4 57 1.2

#22 Jake Laravie

Junior Guard 6’1” 180 lbs. HOMETOWN: Kettering, OH HIGH SCHOOL: Archbishop Alter MAJOR: Business Finance

Career Highs

POINTS: 18 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/13 REBOUNDS: 7 vs. Slippery Rock University 12/07/13 ASSISTS: 4 at Slippery Rock University 02/08/14 #22 JAKE LARAVIE

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Jake Laravie averaged 5.7 points and one rebound in 24-games-played. Laravie’s 89.2% (33-37) free-throw percentage led the Mountain Cats, while his 25 3-point field goals and 44.6% 3-point field goal percentage both ranked third on the team. He also had 17 assists and 11 steals. Laravie scored in double figures four times. 2013-14 Season Laravie made his Pitt-Johnstown debut after red-shirting as a true freshman in 2013-14. Laravie played in all 26 games and averaged 5.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game off the bench. He shot 45.6% (51-128) from the field, 41.3% (26-63) from 3-point range, and 88.9% (32-36) from the free-throw line. Four times as a red-shirt freshman Laravie scored in double figures. He also grabbed three or more rebounds six times and had three or more assists four times. Laravie posted highs of 18 points against Penn State-New Kensington on Nov. 14, 2013, seven rebounds against Slippery Rock University on Dec. 7, 2013, and four assists at Slippery Rock on Feb. 8, 2014. At Archbishop Alter High School 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 43.05%. 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 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 Paxon, are both former NBA players.

JAKE LARAVIE’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 13-14 26 47-103 45.6 26-63 41.3 32-36 88.9 44 1.7 35 10 2 152 5.8 14-15 24 39-87 44.8 25-56 44.6 33-37 89.2 24 1.0 17 11 0 136 5.7 TOTALS: 50 86-190 45.3 51-119 42.9 65-73 89.0 68 1.4 52 21 2 288 5.8

#1 Roshon Fields

Sophomore Forward 6’6” 185 lbs. HOMETOWN: Johnstown, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Greater Johnstown MAJOR: Undecided

Career Highs

POINTS: 11 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 REBOUNDS: 7 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 #1 ASSISTS: 2 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 Roshon Fields

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Roshon Fields saw his first action after red-shirting as a true freshman. Fields played in 15 games and averaged 1.3 points and one rebound per game. He shot 52.9% (9-17) from the field and 2-4 from the free-throw line. Fields also had three assists, two steals and two blocked shots. Through one season, Fields has single-game highs of 11 points, seven rebounds, and two assists all in his collegiate debut against Penn State-New Kensington on Nov. 14, 2014.

At Greater Johnstown High School 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.

ROSHON FIELDS’ STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 14-15 15 9-17 52.9 0-0 00.0 2-4 50.0 15 1.0 3 2 2 20 1.3

TOTALS: 15 9-17 52.9 0-0 00.0 2-4 50.0 15 1.0 3 2 2 20 1.3

#30 Isaac Vescovi

Sophomore Forward 6’6” 205 lbs. HOMETOWN: Patton, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Cambria Heights MAJOR: Secondary Education-Math

Career Highs

POINTS: 15 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 REBOUNDS: 5 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 ASSISTS: 4 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 #30 Isaac Vescovi

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Isaac Vescovi played in 13 games after red-shirting as a true freshman in 2013-14. In those 13 games, Vescovi averaged 1.8 points and 1.3 rebounds per game. He shot 55.0% (11-20) from the field, dished out four assists, and made a pair of steals. Vescovi also scored in double figures one time and pulled down three or ore rebounds on thre occasions. Vescovi has career-highs of 15 points, five rebounds, and four assists all against Penn State-New Kensington in his collegiate debut on Nov. 14, 2014.

At Cambria Heights High School 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 consecutive 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.

ISAAC VESCOVI’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 14-15 13 11-20 55.0 0-4 00.0 2-3 66.7 17 1.3 4 2 0 24 1.8

TOTALS: 13 11-20 55.0 0-4 00.0 2-3 66.7 17 1.3 4 2 0 24 1.8

#0 Dale Clancy

Sophomore Guard 5’10” 165 lbs. HOMETOWN: Pittsburgh, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Seton La Salle MAJOR: Criminology

Career Highs

POINTS: 15 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 15 vs. Edinboro University 01/24/15 #0 REBOUNDS: 5 at Indiana University (PA) 02/28/15 Dale Clancy ASSISTS: 7 at Edinboro University 02/25/15

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Dale Clancy played in all 27 Mountain Cat games and made 12 starts as a true freshman on his way to leading the team in assists (79) and steals (36). Clancy also averaged 2.0 assists per game and finished fourth on the team in both scoring (7.6 ppg.) and 3-point field goals-made. He led Pitt-Johnstown in assists 14 times. Clancy scored in double figures eight times, grabbed three or more rebounds nine times, and dished out five or more assists six times. Clancy has career-highs of 15 points in his collegiate debut against Penn State New Kensington on Nov. 14, 2014 and 15 points against Edinboro University on Jan. 24, 2015. Clancy also had five rebounds at Indiana University (PA) in the First Round of the PSAC Tournament on Feb. 28, 2015, and seven assists at Edinboro on Feb. 25, 2015.

At Seton La Salle High School Clancy averaged 17 points, five rebounds, and seven assists per game on his way to leading Seton La Salle High School to a WPIAL Championship and a PIAA Class A State Runner-up finish in 2013-14. Clancy, Jr. wrapped-up with high school career with 1,072 points, over 300 rebounds, and more than 400 assists. He was selected to play in the Hoops for Cure All-Star Game where he garnered Most Valuable Player honors. Clancy, Jr. was also named an Almanac Fab Five. Clancy is the son of Dale Clancy, Sr. and Monica Wheat of Pittsburgh, Pa. He was coached by Mark Walsh at Seton La Salle High School.

DALE CLANCY’S STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 14-15 27 65-174 37.4 24-73 32.9 52-72 72.2 53 2.0 79 36 0 206 7.6

TOTALS: 27 65-174 37.4 24-73 32.9 52-72 72.2 53 2.0 79 36 0 206 7.6

#24 Levi Masua

Sophomore Forward 6’6” 200 lbs. HOMETOWN: Pittsburgh, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Seton La Salle MAJOR: Business Management

Career Highs

POINTS: 11 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 REBOUNDS: 8 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 ASSISTS: 4 vs. Penn State-New Kensington 11/14/14 #24 Levi Masua

At Pitt-Johnstown 2014-15 Season Levi Masua appeared in 22 games as a true freshman and averaged 1.9 points and 1.5 rebounds per game. He shot 48.1% (13-27) from the field and 40.0% (8-20) from 3-point range. Masua finished third on the team with six blocked shots. He also had 10 assists and six steals. Masua scored in double figures twice and grabbed three or more rebounds in a game five times. Through one season, Masua has single-game highs of 11 points, eight rebounds, and four assists all in his collegiate debut against Penn State-New Kensington on Nov. 14, 2014.

At Seton La Salle High School Masua averaged 15.6 points and 10 rebounds per game on his way to being named Pennsylvania All- State and guiding Seton La Salle High School to a WPIAL Championship and a PIAA runner-up finish in 2013-14. Masua, who graduated from Seton La Salle with a 3.5 overall GPA, was also a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Environmental Club, SADD, and Rebels for Life. Masua is the son of Sano Masua and Widad Salim Lako. He was coached by Mark Walsh at Seton La Salle High School.

LEVI MASUA’s STATISTICS AT PITT-JOHNSTOWN

YEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. 3G-3GA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. RPG. A S BLK. PTS. AVG. 14-15 22 13-27 48.1 8-20 40.0 8-12 66.7 32 1.5 10 4 6 42 1.9

TOTALS: 22 13-27 48.1 8-20 40.0 8-12 66.7 32 1.5 10 4 6 42 1.9

#54 Dom Keyes and #5 Olando King, Jr.

Freshman Forward 6’7” 200 lbs. HOMETOWN: Homestead, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Steel Valley MAJOR: Psychology

#54 Dom Keyes At Steel Valley High School Dom Keyes was a First-Team All-Section choice and a Third-Team PIAA AAA All-State selection in 2014-15 after averaging 22 points, 14 rebounds, four assists, and four blocked shots per game. He was tabbed the Most Valuable Player of both the 2014 C.J. Bettors Holiday Classic and the Hoops For a Cure All-Star Game. Keys also participated in the Roundball Classic All-Star Game and earned a spot on the Brentwood Tip-Off Tournament All-Tournament Team. Keyes was coached by Drew Schifino at Steel Valley High School.

Freshman Guard 6’4” 175 lbs. HOMETOWN: Dallas, TX. HIGH SCHOOL: South Oak Cliff MAJOR: Finance

#5 Olando King, Jr. At South Oak Cliff High School Olando King, Jr. averaged 12.3 points, 9.5 rebounds, and 3.2 assists per game in 2014-15 on his way to being named First-Team All-District 13 Texas 5A. As a track and field athlete, King was the Texas District 13 Long Jump champion. King was coached by James Mayes at South Oak Cliff High School.

#15 George Prota and #23 Romano Sebastiani

Freshman Center 6’11” 265 lbs. HOMETOWN: Elizabeth, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Elizabeth-Forward MAJOR: Business

#15 George Prota At Elizabeth-Forward High School George Prota, a 2014-15 team captain and All-Section selection, averaged 18.2 points and 13 rebounds per game. He was also a 1,000-point scorer at Elizabeth-Forward High School. In the classroom, Prota was an Honor Roll student all four years in high school. He was coached by Sam Kosanovich at Elizabeth-Forward High School.

Freshman Guard 6’4” 190 lbs. HOMETOWN: Greensburg, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Greensburg Central Catholic MAJOR: Pre-Medicine

#23 Romano Sebastiani

At Greensburg Central Catholic High School Romano Sebastiani, who scored 602 points as a senior in 2014-15, averaged 22.3 points, 6.2 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 2.2 steals. Sebastiani was a 2014 PIAA AA Third-Team All-State choice and the Section 2 Player of the Year. In addition, he was a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette East Fab Five All-Star and played in both the Roundball Classic and Hoops for a Cure All-Star Games. Sebastiani was coached by Greg Bisignani at Greensburg Central High School.

Josh Wise

Freshman Guard 6’3” 185 lbs. HOMETOWN: Washington, Pa. HIGH SCHOOL: Washington MAJOR: History Education

Josh Wise At Washington High School Josh Wise is expected to red-shirt during the 2015-16 season. Josh Wise, a 2013 graduate of Washington High School, was his section’s Player of the Year and a PIAA AAA Third-Team All-State selection as a senior. He averaged 23 points, seven rebounds, and a pair of steals per game. Wise ended his high school career as his school’s third all-time leading scorer with over 1,300 points. As a track and field athlete, Wise was a two-time WPIAL High Jump Champion and a WPIAL 4x100m relay Champion. Wise was also a standout football player who ranks fourth on Washington High School’s all- time passing yards and passing touchdowns lists. He was coached by Mark Gaither at Washington High School.

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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.)

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

ALDERSON-BROADDUS (5-16) BLOOMSBURG UNIV. (Cont’d.) CAL. (PA) (Cont’d.) (14-21) 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 2013-14 Won (13-19) 78-64 2011-12 Lost (5-14) 53-75 2011-12 Lost (17-13) 72-74 2012-13 Won (18-13) 70-58 2013-14 Lost (13-20) 67-74 2012-13 Lost (5-15) 71-75 2014-15 Lost (13-21) 65-74 2012-13 Lost (5-16) 60-68 2013-14 Won (19-13) 71-69 2014-15 Won (20-13) 103-79 2014-15 Won (14-21) 56-52 ALLIANCE (0-1) 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 76-88 BLUEFIELD STATE COLL. (5-1) CARLOW UNIVERSITY (1-0) 2014-15 Won (1-0) 84-67 2007-08 Won (1-0) 82-59

ARMY (0-3) 2008-09 Won (2-0) 76-51 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 65-100 2009-10 Won (3-0) 89-46 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIV. (5-3) 1974-75 Lost (0-2) 62-84 2010-11 Lost (3-1) 76-83 1978-79 Won (1-0) 60-58 1975-76 Lost (0-3) 67-68 2011-12 Won (4-1) 115-84 1979-80 Won (2-0) 87-69 2012-13 Won (5-1) 89-62 1980-81 Lost (2-1) 69-80 ALLENTOWN COLLEGE (1-0) 1981-82 Lost (2-2) 55-68 1978-79 Won (1-0) 69-53 BOWIE STATE UNIV. (4-6) 1982-83 Won (3-2) 81-79 1984-85 Won (4-2) 81-65 1996-97 Won (1-0) 78-74 1985-86 Won (5-2) 68-48 BARRY UNIVERSITY (1-1) 1999-00 Won (2-0) 86-62 1986-87 Lost (5-3) 64-67 1987-88 Won (1-0) 74-56 2000-01 Lost (2-1) 73-90

1991-92 Lost (1-1) 55-88 2000-01 Won (3-1) 83-65 2001-02 Lost (3-2) 71-84 CENTRAL STATE UNIV. (1-0) BEHREND COLLEGE (7-3) 2002-03 Lost (3-3) 81-83 OT 1994-95 Won (1-0) 113-70 1972-73 Won (1-0) 97-72 2003-04 Lost (3-4) 69-81 1973-74 Won (2-0) 86-75 2004-05 Lost (3-5) 64-75 CENTRAL PENN COLLEGE (1-0) 1974-75 Won (3-0) 97-88 2011-12 Lost (3-6) 69-80 2010-11 Won (1-0) 100-54 1975-76 Won (4-0) 104-62 2012-13 Won (4-6) 106-94 1976-77 Won (5-0) 118-78 CHARLESTON, UNIV. OF (5-9) 1977-78 Won (6-0) 103-78 BRESCIA UNIVERSITY (0-1) 2000-01 Won (1-0) 100-99 1978-79 Lost (6-1) 61-80 2002-03 Lost (0-1) 71-86 2002-03 Lost (1-1) 81-84 OT 1978-79 Won (7-1) 83-73 2003-04 Won (2-1) 74-72 1979-80 Lost (7-2) 68-72 BUFFALO STATE (0-2) 2004-05 Lost (2-2) 65-78 1980-81 Lost (7-3) 67-77 1975-76 Lost (0-1) 79-82 2004-05 Lost (2-3) 85-97 1977-78 Lost (0-2) 84-97 2007-08 Lost (2-4) 78-87 BETHANY COLLEGE (0-1) 2008-09 Won (3-4) 87-70 1979-80 Lost (0-1) 70-72 CABRINI COLLEGE (0-1) 2009-10 Lost (3-5) 69-78 2010-11 Won (4-5) 85-79 1983-84 Lost (0-1) 69-77 2010-11 Lost (4-6) 75-97 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE (1-0) 2011-12 Lost (4-7) 86-102 2001-02 Won (1-0) 79-63 CALIFORNIA (PA) (14-21) 2011-12 Lost (4-8) 69-79 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 72-102 2011-12 Lost (4-9) 66-77 BLOOMSBURG UNIV. (20-13) 1972-73 Won (1-1) 86-69 2012-13 Won (5-9) 82-72 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 64-69 1974-75 Won (2-1) 101-90 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 92-101 1975-76 Lost (2-2) 70-73 CHEYNEY STATE UNIV. (2-0) 1989-90 Lost (0-3) 59-102 1980-81 Won (3-2) 58-57 1998-99 Won (1-0) 81-71 1990-91 Won (1-3) 88-86 1980-81 Won (4-2) 84-70 2014-15 Won (2-0) 95-80 1991-92 Lost (1-4) 62-94 1982-83 Won (5-2) 89-85

1992-93 Won (2-4) 85-84 1982-83 Lost (5-3) 74-90 1993-94 Lost (2-5) 83-84 1983-84 Lost (5-4) 61-95 CHOWAN (NC) UNIV. (1-0) 1994-95 Lost (2-6) 69-71 1984-85 Won (6-4) 87-86 2011-12 Won (1-0) 77-67 1996-97 Won (3-6) 75-54 1986-87 Won (7-4) 107-102 1996-97 Won (4-6) 81-77 1990-91 Lost (7-5) 64-82 CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT (0-1) 1997-98 Won (5-6) 77-71 1990-91 Lost (7-6) 67-93 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 79-90 1991-92 Lost (7-7) 65-77

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

COLUMBIA UNION (Cont’d.) (8-2) DIST. OF COLUMBIA. (Cont’d.) (19-8) CLARION UNIVERSITY (14-34) 2006-07 Won (12-3) 101-61 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 68-99 2009-10 Won (19-8) 84-77 1970-71 Lost (0-2) 62-71 1971-72 Lost (0-3) 77-81 CONCORD UNIV. (Cont’d.) (8-2) DRURY COLLEGE (0-1) 1972-73 Lost (0-4) 72-74 2007-08 Won (3-0) 79-68 1999-00 Lost (0-1) 72-84 1973-74 Lost (0-5) 73-74 2007-08 Won (4-0) 72-68 1974-75 Won (1-5) 84-83 2008-09 Won (5-0) 86-54 DYKE (2-1) 2009-10 Won (6-0) 70-65 1975-76 Lost (1-6) 65-85 1977-78 Won (1-0) 2010-11 Won (7-0) 110-77 1976-77 Lost (1-7) 85-86 1984-85 Won (2-0) 77-75 1976-77 Lost (1-8) 90-103 2011-12 Lost (7-1) 87-89 2012-13 Lost (7-2) 76-86 1984-85 Lost (2-1) 66-72 1977-78 Lost (1-9) 78-88 1978-79 Lost (1-10) 76-93 2012-13 Won (8-2) 92-82 1979-80 Lost (1-11) 69-89 D'YOUVILLE COLLEGE (1-0) 1980-81 Lost (1-12) 87-101 CORTLAND STATE (1-0) 1998-99 Won (1-0) 88-69

1981-82 Lost (1-13) 69-90 1980-81 Won (1-0) 71-65 1982-83 Lost (1-14) 80-108 EAST STROUDSBURG (5-5) 1986-87 Lost (1-15) 67-71 DAEMEN (NY) COLLEGE (0-1) 1991-92 Won (1-0) 70-69 1997-98 Lost (1-1) 70-80 1987-88 Lost (1-16) 78-85 2011-12 Lost (0-1) 65-72 1988-89 Lost (1-17) 86-91 1998-99 Won (2-1) 82-75 1988-89 Lost (1-18) 72-82 1999-00 Lost (2-2) 88-95 1989-90 Lost (1-19) 63-76 DAVIDSON COLLEGE (0-1) 1999-00 Won (3-2) 91-89 1989-90 Lost (1-20) 63-79 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 67-93 2002-03 Lost (3-3) 71-82 1990-91 Lost (1-21) 70-91 2005-06 Won (4-3) 70-64 1991-92 Lost (1-22) 68-104 DAVIS & ELKINS COLL. (15-2) 2006-07 Won (5-3) 69-62 1992-93 Lost (1-23) 78-85 1993-94 Won (1-0) 111-75 2013-14 Lost (5-4) 68-81 1993-94 Lost (1-24) 86-108 1994-95 Won (2-0) 92-85 2014-15 Lost (5-5) 57-100 1994-95 Won (2-24) 86-77 1997-98 Won (3-0) 113-69 1995-96 Won (3-24) 89-83 1997-98 Won (4-0) 68-65 EDINBORO UNIV. (6-18) 1996-97 Won (4-24) 75-72 1998-99 Won (5-0) 81-72 1976-77 Lost (0-1) 90-95 1997-98 Lost (4-25) 83-94 1998-99 Won (6-0) 86-71 1976-77 Won (1-1) 68-58 1997-98 Won (5-25) 95-81 2004-05 Won (7-0) 106-74 1977-78 Won (2-1) 79-77 1998-99 Won (6-25) 72-68 2007-08 Lost (7-1) 75-85 1977-78 Won (3-1) 75-73 1999-00 Won (7-25) 87-78 2008-09 Won (8-1) 70-61 1978-79 Lost (3-2) 74-78 1999-00 Lost (7-26) 84-99 2008-09 Won (9-1) 89-72 1979-80 Lost (3-3) 78-103 2000-01 Lost (7-27) 72-79 2009-10 Lost (9-2) 51-78 1979-80 Lost (3-4) 60-62 2001-02 Lost (7-28) 57-68 2010-11 Won (10-2) 92-83 1981-82 Lost (3-5) 71-74 2002-03 Lost (7-29) 72-90 2010-11 Won (11-2) 98-80 1982-83 Lost (3-6) 99-106 2003-04 Lost (7-30) 74-87 2011-12 Won (12-2) 72-65 1988-89 Lost (3-7) 79-85 2003-04 Won (8-30) 70-54 2011-12 Won (13-2) 72-69 1988-89 Lost (3-8) 54-63 2004-05 Lost (8-31) 64-73 2012-13 Won (14-2) 78-71 1989-90 Lost (3-9) 71-87 2005-06 Won (9-31) 60-59 2012-13 Won (15-2) 76-67 1989-90 Lost (3-10) 80-96 2007-08 Won (10-31) 66-57 1990-91 Lost (3-11) 80-98 2008-09 Lost (10-32) 63-70 DIST. OF COLUMBIA (19-8) 1990-91 Lost (3-12) 80-83 2009-10 Won (11-32) 94-79 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 82-93 1992-93 Lost (3-13) 82-110 2010-11 Lost (11-33) 80-85 1995-96 Won (1-1) 103-99 1993-94 Lost (3-14) 70-79 2013-14 Won (12-33) 78-68 1996-97 Won (2-1) 94-75 1996-97 Lost (3-15) 84-89 2013-14 Won (13-33) 78-67 1996-97 Lost (2-2) 73-75 1996-97 Won (4-15) 100-84 2014-15 Won (14-33) 82-77 1997-98 Won (3-2) 85-59 1997-98 Lost (4-16) 83-95 2014-15 Lost (14-34) 77-82 1997-98 Won (4-2) 99-71 2013-14 Won (5-16) 91-87 1998-99 Won (5-2) 87-82 2013-14 Won (6-16) 91-82 OT COASTAL CAROLINA (0-2) 1998-99 Lost (5-3) 84-85 2014-15 Lost (6-17) 61-77 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 67-68 1999-00 Won (6-3) 92-83 2014-15 Lost (6-18) 78-92 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 62-91 1999-00 Won (7-3) 97-65 2000-01 Lost (7-4) 56-79 ELIZABETH CITY STATE (0-1) COLUMBIA UNION (12-3) 2000-01 Won (8-4) 72-71 2001-02 Lost (0-1) 66-73 1994-95 Won (1-0) 102-88 2001-02 Lost (8-5) 71-91 1995-96 Won (2-0) 59-50 2001-02 Won (9-5) 69-64 2002-03 Lost (9-6) 69-76 ELMIRA COLLEGE (1-0) 1995-96 Lost (2-1) 63-74 1975-76 Won (1-0) 89-80 1996-97 Lost (2-2) 75-84 2002-03 Lost (9-7) 74-94 2002-03 Won (10-7) 80-77 1996-97 Won (3-2) 88-82 EMPORIA STATE UNIV. (0-1) 2002-03 Won (4-2) 85-58 2003-04 Won (11-7) 74-71 2003-04 Lost (11-8) 69-72 2000-01 Lost (0-1) 64-68 2002-03 Lost (4-3) 70-75 2003-04 Won (5-3) 67-65 2005-06 Won (12-8) 82-49 2003-04 Won (6-3) 86-69 2005-06 Won (13-8) 78-65 EVANGEL UNIVERSITY (1-0) 2004-05 Won (7-3) 63-53 2005-06 Won (14-8) 94-52 1999-00 Won (1-0) 96-90 2004-05 Won (8-3) 77-43 2006-07 Won (15-8) 71-70 2005-06 Won (9-3) 118-46 2006-07 Won (16-8) 82-73 FAIRMONT STATE UNIV. (8-5) 2005-06 Won (10-3) 77-56 2006-07 Won (17-8) 82-65 1993-94 Won (1-0) 86-63 2006-07 Won (11-3) 82-65 2008-09 Won (18-8) 87-69 1994-95 Won (2-0) 93-81

CONCORD UNIVERSITY (8-2) DOWLING COLLEGE (0-1) 2005-06 Won (1-0) 85-82 1989-90 Lost (0-1) 59-88 2006-07 Won (2-0) 100-88

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

GANNON UNIV. (PA) (4-17) HOUGHTON COLLEGE (2-1) FAIRMONT STATE (Cont’d.)(8-5) 2001-02 Lost (3-12) 55-66 1997-98 Lost (2-1) 74-75 1970-71 Won (1-0) 103-75 2006-07 Lost (3-13) 68-73 1971-72 Lost (1-1) 83-85 2007-08 Won (3-1) 83-72 2008-09 Lost (3-14) 53-76 2007-08 Won (4-1) 80-63 1991-92 Won (2-1) 80-79 2013-14 Lost (3-15) 59-72 2008-09 Won (5-1) 78-61 2013-14 Lost (3-16) 64-75 2008-09 Lost (5-2) 85-93 2014-15 Won (4-16) 65-57 HUSSON COLLEGE (1-0) 2009-10 Lost (5-3) 85-90 2014-15 Lost (4-17) 36-66 2001-02 Won (1-0) 91-78 2009-10 Won (6-3) 78-75 2010-11 Won (7-3) 85-65 INDIANA UNIV. (PA) (16-36) 2011-12 Won (8-3) 92-87 GENEVA COLLEGE (6-5) 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 84-96 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 72-98 2012-13 Lost (8-4) 73-88 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 70-89 2012-13 Lost (8-5) 81-85 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 75-81 1972-73 Won (1-2) 90-75 1972-73 Lost (0-3) 72-80 1973-74 Lost (0-4) 71-99 1972-73 Won (2-2) 89-80 FAYETTEVILLE STATE (0-1) 1973-74 Lost (2-3) 73-81 1974-75 Lost (0-5) 68-83 2000-01 Lost (0-1) 69-74 1973-74 Lost (2-4) 75-83 1975-76 Lost (0-6) 73-80 1974-75 Won (3-4) 88-84 1976-77 Won (1-6) 94-64 FREDONIA STATE UNIV. (1-0) 1975-76 Won (4-4) 75-64 1977-78 Lost (1-7) 76-84 1977-78 Won (2-7) 69-60 1976-77 Won (1-0) 97-66 1975-76 Won (5-4) 68-58 1990-91 Won (6-4) 82-80 1979-80 Lost (2-8) 65-80 1990-91 Lost (6-5) 68-78 1980-81 Lost (2-9) 71-86 FROSTBURG STATE (20-12) 1981-82 Lost (2-10) 59-75 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 57-65 GEORGIA SO. WESTERN ST. (0-1) 1981-82 Lost (2-11) 74-85 1971-72 Won (1-1) 80-74 1982-83 Won (3-11) 74-60 1971-72 Lost (1-2) 65-78 2006-07 Lost (0-1) 61-70 1982-83 Lost (3-12) 65-67 1972-73 Won (2-2) 97-77 1983-84 Lost (3-13) 56-82 1972-73 Lost (2-3) 71-80 GLENVILLE ST. COLL. (11-5) 1983-84 Won (4-13) 62-53 1973-74 Lost (2-4) 59-89 1993-94 Lost (0-1) 74-88 1984-85 Lost (4-14) 80-90 1973-74 Lost (2-5) 74-75 1995-96 Lost (0-2) 47-62 1984-85 Lost (4-15) 57-85 1974-75 Won (3-5) 70-65 1996-97 Won (1-2) 70-60 1985-86 Lost (4-16) 74-82 1974-75 Lost (3-6) 81-84 2000-01 Won (2-2) 70-67 1986-87 Lost (4-17) 66-70 1975-76 Won (4-6) 81-68 2001-02 Won (3-2) 63-60 1987-88 Won (5-17) 87-74 1975-76 Lost (4-7) 66-83 2002-03 Won (4-2) 74-53 1988-89 Lost (5-18) 68-90 1976-77 Won (5-7) 101-100 2003-04 Lost (4-3) 68-82 1988-89 Won (6-18) 87-82 1976-77 Won (6-7) 93-84 2004-05 Lost (4-4) 66-77 1989-90 Lost (6-19) 73-100 1977-78 Won (7-7) 74-67 2005-06 Won (5-4) 92-71 1989-90 Lost (6-20) 78-79 1977-78 Won (8-7) 74-58 2007-08 Won (6-4) 85-80 1990-91 Lost (6-21) 86-90 1978-79 Won (9-7) 58-56 2008-09 Won (7-4) 92-85 1990-91 Lost (6-22) 73-78 1978-79 Won (10-7) 61-59 2008-09 Won (8-4) 93-85 1991-92 Won (7-22) 87-77 1979-80 Won (11-7) 79-54 2009-10 Won (9-4) 77-75 1992-93 Lost (7-23) 71-101 1979-80 Won (12-7) 64-57 2010-11 Lost (9-5) 90-101 1993-94 Lost (7-24) 77-110 1980-81 Won (13-7) 84-81 2011-12 Won (10-5) 86-79 1994-95 Lost (7-25) 64-92 1980-81 Lost (13-8) 78-87 2012-13 Won (11-5) 85-74 1995-96 Lost (7-26) 69-93 1981-82 Lost (13-9) 64-72 1996-97 Won (8-26) 87-84 1981-82 Won (14-9) 88-79 GOLDEY BEACOM COLL. (1-0) 1997-98 Won (9-26) 93-80 1982-83 Won (15-9) 86-84 1999-00 Won (1-0) 102-82 1998-99 Won (10-26) 85-81 1982-83 Lost (15-10) 75-81 1999-00 Lost (10-27) 64-97 1983-84 Won (16-10) 99-78 1999-00 Won (11-27) 79-78 1983-84 Lost (16-11) 87-108 GOUCHER COLLEGE (1-0) 2000-01 Won (12-27) 94-84 1984-85 Won (17-11) 91-74 1991-92 Won (1-0) 97-83 2002-03 Lost (12-28) 44-69 1984-85 Won (18-11) 78-70 2003-04 Won (13-28) 79-75 1985-86 Lost (18-12) 69-78 2004-05 Lost (13-29) 72-82 1986-87 Won (19-12) 70-68 GRACE COLLEGE (1-0) 2004-05 Won (14-29) 85-81 OT 1987-88 Won (20-12) 90-79 1970-71 Won (1-0) 104-100 2005-06 Lost (14-30) 74-85 2005-06 Lost (14-31) 65-81 GANNON UNIVERSITY (4-17) 2006-07 Won (15-31) 89-61 1980-81 Lost (0-1) 65-75 GREENSBURG (PITT) (0-1) 2006-07 Won (16-31) 72-63 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 63-76 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 71-92 2013-14 Lost (16-32) 62-76 1988-89 Lost (0-3) 80-89 2013-14 Lost (16-33) 68-91 1991-92 Lost (0-4) 63-105 2014-15 Lost (16-34) 73-88 1992-93 Lost (0-5) 58-65 GROVE CITY COLLEGE (1-0) 2014-15 Lost (16-35) 65-78 1992-93 Lost (0-6) 62-78 1973-74 Won (1-0) 82-65 2014-15 Lost (16-36) 63-82 1993-94 Lost (0-7) 59-69 1993-94 Lost (0-8) 66-78 HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY (0-1) 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 1996-97 Lost (0-1) 92-94 1973-74 Lost (1-1) 62-79 1995-96 Won (1-10) 103-99 1974-75 Won (2-1) 75-64 1997-98 Won (2-10) 93-87 HILLSDALE COLLEGE (0-1) 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 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 60-80 1987-88 Won (5-1) 79-73

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

JUNIATA COLLEGE (Cont’d.) (7-1) LOCK HAVEN UNIV. (16-18) MANSFIELD UNIV. (15-16) 1997-98 Won (6-1) 82-47 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 85-88 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 77-87 1998-99 Won (7-1) 73-69 1971-72 Won (1-1) 115-77 1972-73 Lost (0-2) 65-74 1971-72 Lost (1-2) 68-71 1973-74 Lost (0-3) 77-80 KEENE STATE COLLEGE (1-0) 1972-73 Lost (1-3) 55-61 1973-74 Won (1-3) 88-60 1972-73 Won (1-0) 110-97 1973-74 Won (2-3) 34-31 1974-75 Won (2-3) 73-71 1981-82 Won (3-3) 75-71 1975-76 Lost (2-4) 72-88 1982-83 Won (4-3) 74-73 1975-76 Won (3-4) 65-58 KINGS COLLEGE (1-1) 1983-84 Won (5-3) 77-68 1971-72 Won (1-0) 115-86 1976-77 Lost (3-5) 78-84 1984-85 Lost (5-4) 65-96 1972-73 Lost (1-1) 66-73 1976-77 Lost (3-6) 63-74 1984-85 Won (6-4) 108-89 1977-78 Won (4-6) 83-68 1985-86 Lost (6-5) 60-61 1978-79 Lost (4-7) 67-76 KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY (8-2) 1985-86 Lost (6-6) 75-77 1979-80 Lost (4-8) 74-82 1990-91 Lost (0-1) 83-91 1986-87 Lost (6-7) 67-106 1979-80 Won (5-8) 68-63 1990-91 Lost (0-2) 67-72 1987-88 Lost (6-8) 72-77 1988-89 Won (6-8) 96-95 1991-92 Won (1-2) 78-72 1988-89 Lost (6-9) 51-68 1988-89 Lost (6-9) 91-106 1991-92 Won (2-2) 105-68 1988-89 Lost (6-10) 83-97 1989-90 Lost (6-10) 88-91 1992-93 Won (3-2) 84-83 1989-90 Lost (6-11) 56-72 1991-92 Lost (6-11) 78-87 1994-95 Won (4-2) 108-94 1989-90 Lost (6-12) 73-112 1991-92 Lost (6-12) 75-97 1994-95 Won (5-2) 105-87 1994-95 Won (7-12) 104-90 1992-93 Lost (6-13) 77-79 1995-96 Won (6-2) 92-74 1995-96 Lost (7-13) 76-80 1993-94 Won (7-13) 68-61 1995-96 Won (7-2) 91-59 1995-96 Lost (7-14) 72-81 1994-95 Won (8-13) 78-71 2013-14 Won (8-2) 86-75 1996-97 Won (8-14) 78-52 1995-96 Won (9-13) 85-77 1997-98 Won (9-14) 84-61 1996-97 Lost (9-14) 78-100 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE (4-0) 1998-99 Won (10-14) 85-70 1997-98 Won (10-14) 90-80 1991-92 Won (1-0) 75-57 1998-99 Won (11-14) 86-55 1999-00 Lost (10-15) 90-100 1991-92 Won (2-0) 85-71 1999-00 Won (12-14) 78-55 2004-05 Won (11-15) 87-76 1996-97 Won (3-0) 123-52 2002-03 Lost (12-15) 77-78 2005-06 Won (12-15) 74-61 1996-97 Won (4-0) 86-55 2003-04 Won (13-15) 99-59 2005-06 Lost (12-16) 67-70 2004-05 Won (14-15) 71-69 OT 2006-07 Won (13-16) 86-82 OT 2005-06 Won (15-15) 87-55 2006-07 Won (14-16) 69-58 LA ROCHE COLLEGE (7-0) 2006-07 Won (16-15) 86-71 1977-78 Won (1-0) 89-76 2013-14 Won (15-16) 91-74 2006-07 Lost (16-16) 70-71 1977-78 Won (2-0) 99-71 2013-14 Lost (16-17) 76-81 OT 1978-79 Won (3-0) 104-91 2014-15 Lost (16-18) 73-76 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY (0-3) 1978-79 Won (4-0) 79-65 1980-81 Lost (0-1) 87-109 1985-86 Won (5-0) 66-65 1992-93 Lost (0-2) 54-80 1996-97 Won (6-0) 101-70 LONGWOOD COLLEGE (5-12) 1993-94 Lost (0-3) 87-96 1983-84 Lost (0-1) 73-93 1997-98 Won (7-0) 99-75 1983-84 Lost (0-2) 55-74 1984-85 Won (1-2) 73-68 UMBC (3-11) LEMOYNE COLLEGE (0-2) 1984-85 Lost (1-3) 54-62 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 73-74 1992-93 Lost (0-1) 75-90 1985-86 Lost (1-4) 72-74 1970-71 Won (1-1) 101-44 2002-03 Lost (0-2) 67-73 1985-86 Lost (1-5) 69-80 1972-73 Lost (1-2) 75-81 1985-86 Won (2-5) 61-60 1973-74 Lost (1-3) 81-91 LIBERTY BAPTIST (4-9) 1986-87 Won (3-5) 86-76 1979-80 Lost (1-4) 61-73 1980-81 Lost (1-5) 63-64 1983-84 Won (1-0) 85-81 1986-87 Lost (3-6) 61-100 1981-82 Lost (1-6) 58-60 1983-84 Lost (1-1) 47-48 1987-88 Lost (3-7) 71-7 1982-83 Lost (1-7) 63-64 1984-85 Lost (1-2) 64-65 1987-88 Lost (3-8) 66-70 1983-84 Lost (1-8) 63-66 1984-85 Lost (1-3) 57-79 1989-90 Lost (3-9) 78-84 1983-84 Lost (1-9) 69-72 1984-85 Lost (1-4) 47-49 1990-91 Lost (3-10) 87-92 1984-85 Lost (1-10) 75-82 1985-86 Lost (1-5) 51-58 1992-93 Lost (3-11) 61-66 1984-85 Won (2-10) 80-77 1985-86 Lost (1-6) 65-66 1993-94 Lost (3-12) 57-75 1985-86 Won (3-10) 75-69 1985-86 Won (2-6) 75-71 1994-95 Won (4-12) 95-83 1985-86 Lost (3-11) 54-56 1986-87 Won (3-6) 80-74 1998-99 Won (5-12) 80-67

1986-87 Lost (3-7) 82-85 1986-87 Lost (3-8) 61-68 LOYOLA COLLEGE (0-1) MERCY COLLEGE (2-0) 1987-88 Won (4-8) 88-79 1979-80 Lost (0-1) 46-47 1999-00 Won (1-0) 80-51 1987-88 Lost (4-9) 84-85 2002-03 Won (2-0) 88-65 LYCOMING COLLEGE (0-1) LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (5-1) 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 74-79 MERCYHURST COLL. (18-21) 1974-75 Won (1-0) 75-72 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 84-85 1975-76 Lost (1-1) 67-69 LYNCHBURG COLLEGE (3-0) 1971-72 Lost (0-2) 84-99 1979-80 Won (2-1) 104-78 1974-75 Won (1-2) 91-69 1971-72 Won (1-0) 105-81 1975-76 Won (2-2) 80-79 1983-84 Won (3-1) 68-61 1993-94 Won (2-0) 91-89 1992-93 Won (4-1) 79-76 1975-76 Lost (2-3) 72-91 1993-94 Won (3-0) 85-72 1975-76 Lost (2-4) 72-83 1994-95 Won (5-1) 106-98 1976-77 Won (3-4) 49-37 MADISON COLLEGE (0-1) 1976-77 Won (4-4) 82-81 1974-75 Lost (0-1) 80-81 1976-77 Won (5-4) 72-69

1977-78 Lost (5-5) 62-66

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

MERCYHURST COLL. (Cont’d.) (18-21) MOUNT ST. MARY’S (Cont’d.) (3-13) PENN STATE-CAPITOL (1-0) 1977-78 Lost (5-5) 62-66 1985-86 Lost (3-8) 56-70 1976-77 Won (1-0) 122-56 1977-78 Lost (5-6) 72-76 1985-86 Lost (3-9) 70-78 1978-79 Won (6-6) 91-76 1986-87 Lost (3-10) 55-73 1979-80 Won (7-6) 74-72 1986-87 Lost (3-11) 59-109 PENN STATE-FAYETTE (2-0) 1980-81 Won (8-6) 89-82 1987-88 Lost (3-12) 77-86 2003-04 Won (1-0) 121-59 1980-81 Won (9-6) 73-64 1987-88 Lost (3-13) 79-99 2006-07 Won (2-0) 94-36 1981-82 Lost (9-7) 52-58 NEW HAVEN, UNIV. OF (1-1) 1981-82 Lost (9-8) 70-76 1998-99 Won (1-0) 88-79 PSU-GR. ALLEGHENY (6-0) 1982-83 Lost (9-9) 79-112 2001-02 Lost (1-1) 57-77 2003-04 Won (1-0) 101-61 1982-83 Lost (9-10) 75-76 2004-05 Won (2-0) 73-60 1985-86 Lost (9-11) 72-85 2005-06 Won (3-0) 95-56 1986-87 Won (10-11) 98-92 2006-07 Won (4-0) 82-41 1987-88 Won (11-11) 104-101 NEW JERSEY TECH. (1-0) 2007-08 Won (5-0) 100-44 1988-89 Lost (11-12) 72-75 2001-02 Won (1-0) 63-62 2008-09 Won (6-0) 103-44 1989-90 Lost (11-13) 57-69 1989-90 Won (12-13) 87-64 PSU-HARRISBURG (1-0) 1990-91 Won (13-13) 80-72 U. NEW YORK-BUFFALO (0-1) 2005-06 Won (1-0) 107-46 1990-91 Won (14-13) 95-86 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 78-87 1991-92 Lost (14-14) 83-98 PSU-NEW KENSINGTON (7-0) 1991-92 Lost (14-15) 84-92 2003-04 Won (1-0) 96-60 1992-93 Lost (14-16) 66-93 UNC CHARLOTTE (0-1) 2006-07 Won (2-0) 72-57 1992-93 Lost (14-17) 90-93 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 75-103 2008-09 Won (3-0) 107-50 1993-94 Lost (14-18) 79-83 2009-10 Won (4-0) 104-54 1993-94 Won (15-18) 77-70 2010-11 Won (5-0) 103-51 1994-95 Won (16-18) 89-83 NORTHWOOD UNIV. (1-0) 2013-14 Won (6-0) 93-47 1994-95 Won (17-18) 80-59 2005-06 Won (1-0) 63-53 2014-15 Won (7-0) 118-40 2013-14 Lost (17-19) 78-80 2013-14 Won (18-19) 73-71 PHILADELPHIA BIBLE (1-0) 2014-15 Lost (18-20) 60-73 NYACK COLLEGE (1-0) 2014-15 Lost (18-21) 72-81 1995-96 Won (1-0) 101-71 2001-02 Won (1-0) 73-60

MILLERSVILLE UNIV. (4-4) PHILA. PHARMACY (1-1) 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 61-71 1995-96 Lost (0-1) 89-97 OHIO NORTHERN UNIV. (1-0) 1997-98 Won (1-1) 77-63 1974-75 Won (1-1) 94-84 1977-78 Won (1-0) 80-76 1997-98 Won (2-1) 78-58

1997-98 Won (3-1) 94-75 PHILA. UNIV OF SCIENCES (0-2)

2004-05 Lost (3-2) 55-62 2013-14 Lost (0-1) 68-74 2004-05 Lost (3-3) 70-76 OHIO VALLEY UNIV. (11-2) 2014-15 Lost (0-2) 77-83 OT 2007-08 Lost (3-4) 73-81 1993-94 Won (1-0) 111-95 2014-15 Won (4-4) 81-73 2005-06 Won (2-0) 77-75 PITT BRADFORD (2-3) 2007-08 Won (3-0) 97-73 1990-91 Lost (0-1) 95-98 MOUNT ALOYSIUS COLL. (11-0) 2007-08 Won (4-0) 85-58 1991-92 Won (1-1) 88-64 2008-09 Won (5-0) 99-70 1997-98 Won (1-0) 88-79 1992-93 Lost (1-2) 79-80 2008-09 Won (6-0) 82-65 1998-99 Won (2-0) 89-74 1993-94 Won (2-2) 91-81 2009-10 Won (7-0) 84-71 1998-99 Won (3-0) 76-44 1994-95 Lost (2-3) 83-86 2009-10 Won (8-0) 79-65 2000-01 Won (4-0) 75-74 2010-11 Lost (8-1) 89-93 2001-02 Won (5-0) 75-60 2010-11 Won (9-1) 88-81 POINT PARK UNIV. (16-13) 2001-02 Won (6-0) 79-75 2011-12 Lost (9-2) 79-82 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 71-80 2002-03 Won (7-0) 78-59 2011-12 Won (10-2) 93-71 1974-75 Won (1-1) 91-85 2002-03 Won (8-0) 73-62 2012-13 Won (11-2) 90-53 1974-75 Lost (1-2) 69-74 2003-04 Won (9-0) 79-65 1974-75 Lost (1-3) 89-101 2004-05 Won (10-0) 130-106 1975-76 Lost (1-4) 92-113 2005-06 Won (11-0) 109-78 OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV. (1-0) 1975-76 Won (2-4) 76-70 1977-78 Won (1-0) 64-63 1977-78 Won (3-4) 75-72 MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE (1-0) 1977-78 Won (4-4) 86-65 2007-08 Won (1-0) 83-55 OTTERBEIN COLLEGE (1-0) 1978-79 Lost (4-5) 57-70 1976-77 Won (1-0) 79-68 1978-79 Lost (4-6) 70-77 1979-80 Lost (4-7) 75-88 MOUNT ST. MARY’S (3-13) PALM BEACH ATLANTIC (1-0) 1979-80 Lost (4-8) 84-101 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 60-87 2006-07 Won (1-0) 86-71 1980-81 Won (5-8) 81-74 1977-78 Won (1-1) 79-71 1980-81 Lost (5-9) 60-69 1978-79 Lost (1-2) 78-90 1982-83 Lost (5-10) 70-98 1979-80 Won (2-2) 70-63 PENN STATE-ALTOONA (2-0) 2012-13 Won (1-0) 100-60 1985-86 Lost (5-11) 65-66 1980-81 Lost (2-3) 68-88 1986-87 Won (6-11) 82-70 1983-84 Won (3-3) 87-79 2013-14 Won (2-0) 88-51 1991-92 Won (7-11) 105-93 1983-84 Lost (3-4) 78-95 1991-92 Won (8-11) 97-86 1983-84 Lost (3-5) 75-110 PENN STATE-BEAVER (2-0) 1992-93 Lost (8-12) 83-86 1984-85 Lost (3-6) 70-73 2003-04 Won (1-0) 120-73 1994-95 Won (9-12) 94-82 1984-85 Lost (3-7) 60-111 2012-13 Won (2-0) 108-59

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

POINT PARK UNIV. (Cont’d.) (16-13) SETON HILL UNIV. (Cont’d.) (13-6) SHIPPENSBURG UNIV. (Cont’d.) (23-32) 1994-95 Won (10-12) 82-72 2009-10 Lost (5-2) 63-77 1986-87 Lost (4-19) 61-73 1995-96 Won (11-12) Forfeit 2010-11 Won (6-2) 96-77 1986-87 Won (5-19) 78-74 1995-96 Won (12-12) 97-86 2010-11 Won (7-2) 88-87 1987-88 Won (6-19) 92-81 1997-98 Won (13-12) 92-53 2010-11 Won (8-2) 86-76 1987-88 Won (7-19) 81-66 1998-99 Won (14-12) 93-77 2011-12 Won (9-2) 79-70 1988-89 Lost (7-20) 62-84 1999-00 Won (15-12) 115-79 2011-12 Won (10-2) 82-75 1988-89 Lost (7-21) 61-77 2000-01 Won (16-12) 87-71 2011-12 Won (11-2) 85-75 1989-90 Lost (7-22) 76-85 2000-01 Lost (16-13) 93-99 2012-13 Lost (11-3) 67-72 1989-90 Won (8-22) 80-78 2012-13 Lost (11-4) 80-86 1990-91 Lost (8-23) 72-83 UPR-RIO PIEDRAS (1-0) 2013-14 Lost (11-5) 80-83 1990-91 Won (9-23) 84-75 1999-00 Won (1-0) 112-82 2013-14 Lost (11-6) 70-74 1991-92 Lost (9-24) 71-75 2014-15 Won (12-6) 83-61 1991-92 Won (10-24) 85-79 QUEENS COLLEGE (2-0) 2014-15 Won (13-6) 71-62 1992-93 Won (11-24) 79-66 1992-93 Lost (11-25) 62-70 1978-79 Won (1-0) 90-85 1993-94 Won (12-25) 85-73 1997-98 Won (2-0) 80-72 SHAW (NC) UNIVERSITY (1-0) 1993-94 Lost (13-26) 85-97 2013-14 Won (1-0) 83-74 1994-95 Lost (13-27) 91-99 RADFORD UNIVERSITY (0-2) 1994-95 Won (14-27) 95-80 1987-88 Lost (0-1) 65-95 SHENANDOAH UNIV. (2-0) 1970-71 Won (1-0) 107-65 1995-96 Won (15-27) 97-93 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 63-84 1996-97 Won (16-27) 93-83 1971-72 Won (2-0) 104-94 1996-97 Won (17-27) 73-72 RANDOLPH MACON (1-16) 1999-00 Won (18-27) 82-70 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 60-63 SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY (15-7) 2000-01 Lost (18-28) 74-95 1980-81 Lost (0-2) 66-72 1982-83 Lost (0-1) 82-100 2001-02 Won (19-28) 57-54 1980-81 Lost (0-3) 56-97 1983-84 Lost (0-2) 58-80 2002-03 Won (20-28) 60-57 1981-82 Lost (0-4) 58-65 1996-97 Won (1-2) 89-85 2003-04 Lost (20-29) 66-70 1981-82 Lost (0-5) 46-55 1996-97 Won (2-2) 74-59 2004-05 Lost (20-30) 57-59 1982-83 Lost (0-6) 67-82 1998-99 Won (3-2) 89-79 2005-06 Won (21-30) 61-49 1982-83 Lost (0-7) 46-59 1998-99 Won (4-2) 71-65 2006-07 Lost (21-31) 69-78 1982-83 Lost (0-8) 48-77 2000-01 Lost (4-3) 69-77 2007-08 Won (22-31) 87-85 1984-85 Lost (0-9) 51-79 2002-03 Won (5-3) 83-75 2008-09 Lost (22-32) 70-71 1984-85 Lost (0-10) 40-81 2003-04 Lost (5-4) 76-84 2013-14 Won (23-32) 69-53 1985-86 Lost (0-11) 61-63 2007-08 Won (6-4) 70-58 1985-86 Won (1-11) 62-44 2007-08 Lost (6-5) 68-73 2008-09 Lost (6-6) 55-70 SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. (28-18) 1986-87 Lost (1-12) 53-86 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 67-90 1986-87 Lost (1-13) 57-70 2008-09 Won (7-6) 73-70 2009-10 Won (8-6) 92-90 1973-74 Won (1-1) 87-78 1987-88 Lost (1-14) 56-67 1974-75 Lost (1-2) 70-80 1987-88 Lost (1-15) 48-71 2009-10 Won (9-6) 94-70 2009-10 Won (10-6) 83-69 1975-76 Won (2-2) 84-82 1987-88 Lost (1-16) 84-101 1976-77 Won (3-2) 77-72 2010-11 Won (11-6) 92-87 OT 2010-11 Won (12-6) 104-99 OT 1977-78 Won (4-2) 63-61 ROBERTS WESLEYAN (4-2) 2011-12 Won (13-6) 73-59 1978-79 Won (5-2) 77-63 2000-01 Won (1-0) 81-80 2011-12 Won (14-6) 89-77 1979-80 Won (6-2) 69-45 2000-01 Won (2-0) 98-95 2012-13 Lost (14-7) 84-92 1980-81 Won (7-2) 79-69 2001-02 Lost (2-1) 71-74 2012-13 Won (15-7) 77-60 1980-81 Won (8-2) 74-73 2001-02 Lost (2-2) 79-89 1982-83 Lost (8-3) 57-95 2002-03 Won (3-2) 80-75 1983-84 Lost (8-4) 72-86 2011-12 Won (4-2) 82-66 SHIPPENSBURG UNIV. (23-32) 1984-85 Lost (8-5) 71-78 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 86-92 1986-87 Won (9-5) 65-64 1970-71 Lost (0-2) 69-84 1986-87 Won (10-5) 72-67 1971-72 Lost (0-3) 75-82 1987-88 Won (11-5) 71-71 RUTGERS-CAMDEN (0-1) 1971-72 Won (1-3) 89-76 1971-72 Lost (0-1) 68-72 1987-88 Lost (11-6) 76-89 1973-74 Lost (1-4) 58-83 1988-89 Lost (11-7) 62-81 1975-76 Won (2-4) 89-78 1990-91 Lost (11-8) 81-122 1977-78 Lost (2-5) 73-74 1990-91 Won (12-8) 65-55 SALEM INTERNATIONAL (6-0) 1978-79 Lost (2-6) 65-66 2007-08 Won (1-0) 93-82 1991-92 Lost (12-9) 82-86 1979-80 Lost (2-7) 61-67 1991-92 Won (13-9) 83-80 2007-08 Won (2-0) 83-67 1979-80 Lost (2-8) 49-66 2008-09 Won (3-0) 76-67 1992-93 Lost (13-10) 63-75 1980-81 Lost (2-9) 58-61 1992-93 Won (14-10) 97-87 2008-09 Won (4-0) 76-57 1980-81 Lost (2-10) 71-75 2009-10 Won (5-0) 96-70 1993-94 Won (15-10) 87-73 1981-82 Lost (2-11) 64-76 1993-94 Lost (15-11) 71-87 2009-10 Won (6-0) 72-63 1981-82 Lost (2-12) 61-79 1994-95 Lost (15-12) 88-90 1982-83 Lost (2-13) 67-78 1994-95 Won (16-12) 132-105 SETON HILL UNIV. (13-6) 1982-83 Lost (2-14) 71-84 1995-96 Won (17-12) 74-69 2006-07 Won (1-0) 73-64 1983-84 Lost (2-15) 44-65 1995-96 Won (18-12) 85-78 2007-08 Won (2-0) 70-66 1983-84 Lost (2-16) 71-85 1996-97 Won (19-12) 89-88 2007-08 Won (3-0) 78-65 1984-85 Won (3-16) 86-77 1996-97 Lost (19-13) 72-89 2008-09 Won (4-0) 74-60 1984-85 Lost (3-17) 60-100 1997-98 Won (20-13) 92-78 2008-09 Won (5-0) 85-57 1985-86 Lost (3-18) 61-72 1997-98 Won (21-13) 101-62 2009-10 Lost (5-1) 73-76 1985-86 Won (4-18) 79-74

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

SLIPPERY ROCK UNIV. (Cont’d.) (28-18) ST. VINCENT COLLEGE (Cont’d.) (20-23) WAYNESBURG COLLEGE (Cont’d.) (2-4) 1998-99 Won (22-13) 77-63 1989-90 Lost (15-20) 77-91 1981-82 Lost (2-3) 78-80 1998-99 Won (23-13) 90-78 1990-91 Lost (15-21) 59-105 1982-83 Lost (2-4) 66-80 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 WAYNE STATE (0-1) 2001-02 Lost (26-14) 60-68 1994-95 Lost (17-23) 79-83 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 79-95 2002-03 Lost (26-15) 58-60 1995-96 Won (18-23) 81-79 2003-04 Won (27-15) 99-65 1996-97 Won (19-23) 85-75 WEST CHESTER UNIV. (5-5) 2013-14 Lost (27-16) 56-66 1997-98 Won (20-23) 96-76 1989-90 Won (1-0) 88-70 2013-14 Lost (27-17) 77-88 1995-96 Lost (1-1) 81-87 2014-15 Lost (27-18) 71-79 SOUTHEASTERN COLL. (1-0) 1996-97 Won (2-1) 98-84 2014-15 Won (28-18) 77-59 1976-77 Won (1-0) 105-75 1997-98 Won (3-1) 74-72 1998-99 Lost (3-2) 68-77 ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLL. (0-1) 1999-00 Won (4-2) 78-66 1999-00 Lost (0-1) 78-79 SOUTHERN COLORADO (1-0) 1999-00 Lost (4-3) 85-103 2000-01 Won 1-0 80-78 OT 2005-06 Won (5-3) 65-56 2006-07 Lost (5-4) 62-64 ST. CLOUD STATE UNIV. (0-1) 2014-15 Lost (5-5) 75-81 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 67-78 SOUTHERN CONN. (1-0) 1999-00 Won (1-0) 75-74 WEST LIBERTY UNIV. (7-12) 1990-91 Won (1-1) 90-76 ST. FRANCIS (PA) (0-4) 1992-93 Lost (1-1) 84-86 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 49-76 SOUTHERN INDIANA (0-1) 1992-93 Won (2-1) 82-79 1993-94 Lost (2-2) 69-92 1974-75 Lost (0-2) 81-90 2004-05 Lost (0-1) 72-100 1999-00 Won (3-2) 102-89 1976-77 Lost (0-3) 74-75 2003-04 Won (4-2) 85-63 1987-88 Lost (0-4) 74-79 2005-06 Lost (4-3) 67-75 STEUBENVILLE (2-1) ST. LEO COLLEGE (1-0) 2006-07 Won (5-3) 96-87 1978-79 Won (1-0) 92-74 2006-07 Lost (5-4) 94-101 1987-88 Won (1-0) 67-56 1979-80 Lost (1-1) 64-93 2007-08 Won (6-4) 110-104 1980-81 Won (2-1) 56-51 2007-08 Won (7-4) 82-72 ST. ROSE (NY) (1-0) 2008-09 Lost (7-5) 65-86 2014-15 Won (1-0) 65-56 2009-10 Lost (7-6) 69-81 STONEHILL COLLEGE (1-1) 2009-10 Lost (7-7) 72-86 ST. VINCENT COLLEGE (20-23) 1998-99 Won (1-0) 71-68 2010-11 Lost (7-8) 66-100 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 79-88 1998-99 Lost (1-1) 84-92 2011-12 Lost (7-9) 84-105 1971-72 Won (1-1) 83-72 2012-13 Lost (7-10) 92-101 1972-73 Won (2-1) 74-72 2012-13 Lost (7-11) 83-98 1972-73 Lost (2-2) 79-100 SUNY OF FREDONIA (0-1) 2012-13 Lost (7-12) 66-78 1973-74 Lost (2-3) 58-100 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 66-77 1974-75 Won (3-3) 75-70 WEST VIRGINIA STATE (6-5) 1974-75 Won (4-3) 78-67 2006-07 Won (1-0) 86-79 1975-76 Lost (4-4) 79-88 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY (1-0) 2007-08 Lost (1-1) 76-83 1975-76 Won (5-4) 85-71 1979-80 Won (1-0) 88-60 2007-08 Won (2-1) 75-74 1976-77 Won (6-4) 80-76 2008-09 Lost (2-2) 77-81 1976-77 Won (7-4) 80-70 2009-10 Lost (2-3) 75-77 1977-78 Lost (7-5) 88-94 TOWSON UNIVERSITY (1-1) 2009-10 Lost (2-4) 74-86 1977-78 Won (8-5) 98-91 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 80-85 2010-11 Won (3-4) 97-95 OT 1978-79 Won (9-5) 71-65 1973-74 Won (1-1) 82-76 2010-11 Won (4-4) 93-74 1978-79 Lost (9-6) 54-63 2011-12 Won (5-4) 89-76 1979-80 Lost (9-7) 48-50 2011-12 Lost (5-5) 57-73 1979-80 Lost (9-8) 56-69 VIRGINIA STATE UNIV. (2-3) 2012-13 Won (6-5) 90-58 1980-81 Lost (9-9) 57-73 1999-00 Won (1-0) 79-68 1980-81 Lost (9-10) 41-48 2000-01 Lost (1-1) 79-88 WEST VIRGINIA TECH (1-0) 1981-82 Won (10-10) 83-68 2000-01 Lost (1-2) 60-68 2004-04 Won (1-0) 91-71 1981-82 Won (11-10) 83-81 2001-02 Lost (1-3) 80-91 1982-83 Lost (11-11) 69-85 2001-02 Won (2-3) 84-77 WV WESLEYAN (14-8) 1982-83 Won (12-11) 81-69 1988-89 Lost (0-1) 74-97 1983-84 Lost (12-12) 58-80 1988-89 Lost (0-2) 68-80 1983-84 Won (13-12) 88-69 VIRGINIA UNION UNIV. (1-1) 2000-01 Won (1-0) 68-51 1993-94 Won (1-2) 84-62 1985-86 Lost (13-13) 74-88 1995-96 Lost (1-3) 90-102 1985-86 Lost (13-14) 65-91 2001-02 Lost (1-1) 51-69 1996-97 Won (2-3) 85-68 1986-87 Lost (13-15) 66-74 1997-98 Won (3-3) 86-67 1986-87 Lost (13-16) 62-74 WAYNESBURG COLLEGE (2-4) 2000-01 Lost (3-4) 70-71 OT 1987-88 Won (14-16) 74-63 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 64-68 2001-02 Lost (3-5) 64-66 1987-88 Lost (14-17) 76-80 1971-72 Won (1-1) 83-72 2002-03 Won (4-5) 75-63 1988-89 Lost (14-18) 68-81 1971-72 Won (2-1) 83-71 2003-04 Won (5-5) 92-84 1988-89 Lost (14-19) 60-82 1977-78 Lost (2-2) 71-72 2004-05 Won (6-5) 75-68

All-Time Series Scores: 1970-2015

WV WESLEYAN (Cont’d.) (14-8) WESTERN CAROLINA (0-1) 2005-06 Won (7-5) 88-43 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 68-79 2006-07 Won (8-5) 86-67 2007-08 Won (9-5) 92-49 2008-09 Won (10-5) 88-75 WESTERN RESERVE (0-1) 2009-10 Won (11-5) 92-80 1970-71 Lost (0-1) 80-87 2010-11 Won (12-5) 96-95 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 2012-13 Won (14-8) 78-64

WASH. & JEFFERSON (4-2) 1985-86 Lost (0-1) 69-92 1986-87 Won (1-1) 83-74 1989-90 Won (2-1) 91-85 1989-90 Won (3-1) 77-70 1990-91 Lost (3-2) 78-80 1991-92 Won (4-2) 89-78

WASHINGTON & LEE (0-2) 1972-73 Lost (0-1) 61-62 1973-74 Lost (0-2) 72-79

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE (2-6) 1977-78 Lost (0-1) 75-86 1978-79 Lost (0-2) 71-87 1979-80 Won (1-2) 89-74 1980-81 Lost (1-3) 65-77 1981-82 Lost (1-4) 62-70 1996-97 Lost (1-5) 67-79 1997-98 Lost (1-6) 110-111 1997-98 Won (2-6) 92-84

WHEELING COLLEGE (2-4) 1973-74 Lost (0-1) 62-109 1981-82 Lost (0-2) 57-66 1981-82 Won (1-2) 66-62 1982-83 Lost (1-3) 84-99 1982-83 Lost (1-4) 56-74 1992-93 Won (2-4) 90-75

WHEELING JESUIT UNIV. (5-9) (Formerly Wheeling College) 1993-94 Lost (0-1) 68-87 2004-05 Lost (0-2) 68-94 2005-06 Lost (0-3) 55-57 2006-07 Lost (0-4) 88-93 OT 2006-07 Lost (0-5) 71-73 2007-08 Won (1-5) 74-71 2008-09 Won (2-5) 91-69 2008-09 Won (3-5) 67-55 2009-10 Lost (3-6) 88-91 2009-10 Won (4-6) 92-79 2010-11 Lost (4-7) 78-93 2011-12 Lost (4-8) 80-105 2012-13 Won (5-8) 79-71 2012-13 Lost (5-9) 80-81

WILMINGTON COLLEGE (1-0) 1981-82 Won (1-0) 82-73

YOUNGSTOWN STATE (1-0) 1991-92 Won (1-0) 78-74

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

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).

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 714 417 297 .584 1983-84 8 18 .307 Clyde Horner 11 Coaches 1946-2013 1699 896 803 .527 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 2013-14 13 13 .500 Bob Rukavina 1966-67 12 12 .500 Tom Traynor 2014-15 12 15 .444 Bob Rukavina 1967-68 14 10 .583 Tom Traynor 1968-69 7 12 .368 Tom Traynor * = NCAA Regional Tournament Berth # = WVIAC Regular Season Champions % = WVIAC Tournament Champions

Season-By-Season Records

INDIVIDUAL SEASON LEADERS (1970-2015)

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.) 2013-14 Bob Rukavina 13-13 Bill Luther (372 pts.) Ian Vescovi (175 rebs.) 2014-15 Bob Rukavina 12-15 A.J. Leahey (376pts.) Ian Vescovi (200 rebs.)

* = NCAA Tournament Bid # = WVIAC Regular Season Champions % = WVIAC Tournament Champions

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. Bill Luther 2010-14 1,231 16. Tyrone Doleman 1986-88 1,174 17. Don Elzer 1973-77 1,147 18. Dwight Hines 2002-07 1,145 19. Paul Byer 2002-05 1,110 20. Chuck Bradford 1976-80 1,078 21. Ian Vescovi 2011-15 1,076 22. Carlos Cogsdell 2001-05 1,049 23. Matt Lushko 1993-97 1,046 24. Steve Scorpion 2002-06 1,040 25. Ron Haden 1993-95 1,034 26. 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. Ian Vescovi 2011-15 648 6. Chuck Bradford 1976-80 636 7. Chris Rhames 1995-98 614 8. Quinton Davis 2005-09 611 9. Marcus Tullis 2005-09 604 10. Alan Young 1970-73 597

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. Bill Luther 2010-2014 2.37 3. Bill Luther 2010-2014 263 4. Danny Branch 2007-2011 2.26 4. Steve Scorpion 2002-2006 190 5. Paul Byer 2002-2005 2.01 5. Quinton Davis 2005-2009 174 6. Steve Scorpion 2002-2006 1.79 6. Nick Mezyk 2002-2006 170 7. Nick Mezyk 2002-2006 1.67 7. Matt Lushko 1993-1997 165 8. Brent Gerwert 1999-2002 1.56 8. Josue’ Nieves 1997-98, 1999-00 159 9. Matt Lushko 1993-1997 1.50 9. Paul Byer 2002-2005 155 10. Quinton Davis 2005-2009 1.45 10. Dwight Hines 2002-2007 141

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

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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