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NOVEMBER 1984-85 Outlook 2-3 Friday 16 NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE 7:30 1984-85 Roster 5 Saturday 24 PLYMOUTH STATE 7:30 Head Coach Leon Drury 6 Monday 26 at Lowell 7:30 Assistant Coach Mike McGuinn 7 Firday 30 at Bridgeport Tournament 1983-84 Results 8 Indian Profiles 9-20 DECEMBER 1,000-Point Club 22 Saturday 1 at Bridgeport Tournament Bryant Coaches Thru the Years 23 Tuesday 4 at Rhode Island College 8:00 Bryant Basketball Records 24-26 Thursday 6 SOUTHERN CONN. 7:30 All-Time Roster 27 Tuesday 11 CENTRAL CONN. 7:30 All-Time Scores 28-29 Thursday 13 at Rhode Island 7:30 Northeast-8 Conference Schedule 30 Friday 28 at Sacred Heart Tournament Northeast-8 Conference Statistics 31 Saturday 29 at Sacred Heart Tournament Northeast-8 Conference Opponents 32-33 Sunday 30 at Sacred Heart Tournament Non-Conference Opponents 34-35 Series Records vs. 84-85 Opponents 36 JANUARY Wednesday 16 STONEHILL 7:30 Saturday 19 MERRIMACK 7:30 Wednesday 23 at Bentley 7:30 Saturday 26 at AIC 7:30 Monday 28 ST. ANSELM 7:30 Wednesday 30 at Springfield 7:30

FEBRUARY Saturday 2 at Assumption 7:30 ON THE Wednesday 6 BENTLEY 7:30 COVER Saturday 9 at Merrimack 7:30 Sunday 10 AIC 7:30 Wednesday 13 at St. Anselm 7:30 Saturday 16 ASSUMPTION 7:30 No, Bryant coach Leon Drury isn't planning a new strategy Wednesday 20 at Stonehill 7:30 for catching the opposition off-guard. 22 7:00 Pictured on the front cover of the Guide, with several members Friday ST. JOSEPH'S of the 1984-85 Bryant basketball team, is Debbie Mowry, 1984 Saturday 23 SPRINGFIELD 7:30 Miss Rhode Island Universe and a former Bryant basketball cheerleader. A 1983 Bryant grad, Debbie was a member of the basketball cheerleading squad in both 1982 and 1983. She currently is a full-time member of a certified public accounting firm while also carrying out modeling assignments throughout New England. 1984-85 Outlook

BIGGER & BETTER

Bryant basketball fans are hoping bigger also means better in 1985. The 1984-85 Indians basketball forces will be one of the big­ gest squads in Bryant history and coach Leon Drury hopes the extra size can put the Indians back on the road to success after two consecutive losing seasons. "Our fans will see a different type of team this year," Drury said. "In the past few years, we have had problems under the boards. So last year we set size as our recruiting priority." The search for some added muscle brought three freshmen to Smithfield who have an average height of 6-foot, 6-inches and an average weight of 240 pounds. The biggest newcomer will be Dave Ewing, a 7-foot, 1/4 inch freshman center from Katonah, New York. "Dave will be the biggest player to ever wear a Bryant uniform," Drury offered. "He only started playing basketball a few years ago so he needs some experience. But, in time, we feel he can become an outstanding college player" Experience, however, isn't the problem for the two other new big men, Michael Reed and Art Whitehead. Reed is a 6-6, 222-pound forward from Classical High in Pro­ vidence, R. I. A two-time, first-team All-State selection, last year Michael gave Classical the R.I. state Class A championship by scoring the winning basket in a one-point victory in the champ­ ionship game. In addition to outstanding rebounding ability, Reed also possesses an excellent shooting touch from the 10-15 foot range. Whitehead is a 235-pound forward from Terryville High in Con­ necticut, where he specialized in intimidating boardwork. Despite the addition of these talented newcomers, Drury ex­ pects his biggest offensive punch will be one of the six lettermen on the squad, junior forward Gregg Cooper. Cooper, a 6-6, 200-pounder from Augusta, Maine has been one of the Indians top scorers in each of the past two years. In his two-year college career, he has scored 589 points, averag­ ing 9.6 as a freshman two years ago and 13.8 last year. Cooper is the only returning letterman who averaged in double figures last year. With some added help inside this year, we think Gregg will be able to take full advantage of his shooting talents," Drury offered. "We expect great things from him this season" «

Joining Cooper, Reed, Whitehead and Ewing in the frontcourt will be two other tested veterans, Rich Lombardi, a 6-6, 218-pound senior forward and Bob Brown, a 6-8, 206-pound junior center. Lombardi and Brown were the No. 2 and No. 3 rebounders respectively on last year's team with a combined Virtually all of the Conference's other seven teams are veteran average of 10 rebounds per game. laden units compared to Bryant's young team. In a pre-season Another veteran Drury hopes will reach his full potential this poll of Conference coaches Bryant was ranked last. year is sophomore guard Manny Barrows. Barrows, another American International, the regular season champion the past former Providence Classical star, earned a spot in the starting two years, appears to be the team to beat once agan this year. lineup midway through last season and averaged close to 10 Coach Jim Powell has virtually the same lineup this season that points per game over the final 10 games of the season. posted a 23-8 mark last year. The Yellow Jackets, 46-17 over Rodney Gill, a sophomore who sat out most of last year with the past two seasons, received seven of the eight first place votes a foot injury, and Tom Larranaga, a 5-11 freshman from Wayne, in the coaches' poll. N.J., should make up the rest of the backcourt corps. Assumption was the No. 2 choice of the coaches followed by The Indians main objective in 84-85 will be winning their first Bentley, Springfield, Merrimack, St. Anselm and Bryant respec­ Northeast-8 Conference championship, but it wouldn't be easy. tively. Wibon

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NO. NAME POSITION CLASS HEIGHT WEIGHT HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 11 Manny Barrows G SO 6-0 170 Classical Providence, RI 40 Robert P. Brown F JR 6-7 200 Marian Prep Framingham, MA 41 Gregg S. Cooper F JR 6-5 199 Cony Augusta, ME 20 Steve DiChiara G SO 6-2 170 LaSalle North Providence, RI 43 Dave Ewing c FR 7-0 274 Somers Somers, NY 12 Rodney B. Gill G SO 6-1 155 Southampton Southampton, NY 14 Tom Larranaga G FR 6-0 155 Wayne Valley Wayne, NJ 32 Rich Lombardi F SR 6-5 220 Rockville Vernon, CT 24 Chris O'Connell G FR 5-11 160 Ledyard Gales Ferry, CT 23 Michael Reed F FR 6-5 200 Classical Providence, RI 33 Eric Stewart F JR 6-5 200 Mt. View Thorndike, ME 42 Art Whitehead F FR 6-4V2 220 Terryville Terryville, CT LEON DRURY

Head Coach — Director of Athletics

In his role as Bryant athletic director, Drury has upgraded the entire Bryant athletic program, making it one of the most prestigious and successful Division Two programs in the Northeast. Under Drury's direction, the Bryant varsity sports program has increased from 11 to its present 16 teams. In addition, nearly 90 percent of the College's 3,000 students take part in the 16-sport intramural program. Since he assumed the position of athletic director in 1978, Drury has spearheaded a drive that has seen the College's on- campus athletic facilities nearly double in the past four years with the addition of the Multi-purpose activities center in 1980 and the opening of 10 acres of new varsity and intramural athletic fields two years ago. The new athletic fields and activities center gives Bryant students nearly 30 acres of athletic facilities. One of the moving forces behind the creation of the Northeast 8 athletic conference, he has diligently worked to promote the Conference image throughout the country.

THE DRURY YEARS Year Record Pet. 1978-79 18-10 .643 1979-80 20- 7 .741 1980-81 18-10 .643 1981-82 14-12 .538 1982-83 12-16 .429 1983-84 6-21 .222

Before taking over as the athletic director and head coach at Bryant, he has served six years as the College's assistant athletic director and assistant men's basketball coach. During his tenure as assistant coach he was responsible for the recruitment of two of Bryant's three All-American basketball players - Ernie DeWitt and Paul Seymour. Drury came to Bryant in 1973, following a three-year tenure as Brown University's freshmen basketball coach. In 1971-72, his third year as Brown freshmen coach, the Brown Cubs posted the best record in Brown freshmen basketball history with an 18-2 slate. Many of those freshmen players went on to give Brown its most successful basketball era in history from 1972-75. In the spring of 1972 he left Brown for Bryant. The 110-52 record the Indians basketball forces posted during his tenure As both an administrator and coach, Leon Drury's name is as assistant coach and his recruiting accomplishments led to synonymous with success. his selection as head coach in 1978. In six years as head men's basketball coach, the Springfield A 1966 graduate of Springfield, he was captain of the 1965-66 College graduate has become one of the most successful Divi­ Chief basketball team, which recorded the best record in sion Two hoop coaches in the country. His six-year combined Springfield history, 20-4. record of 88-64 gives him an impressive. 580 victory percen­ He appeared in the 1966 New England Hall of Fame All-Star tage. game and was a member of the 1966 Springfield team which In 1980, he was named Rhode Island Coach of the Year (all conducted a 62-day Around the World good will tour on behalf sports, all divisions) by Words Unlimited, the association of of the U.S. State Department. Since he has become the Indians Rhode Island sportswriters and sportscaster. His selection was head coach he also has traveled to South America to conduct the result of the Indians performance in 1979-80, when they were good-will basketball clincs for the State Department. the No. 1 ranked Division Two team in New England throughout Leon and his wife, Eileen, are the proud parents of three the entire season along with a variety of national rankings. children, Michelle, 9, Lauren, 8 and Mark, 5. MIKE McGUINN

Assistant Coach — Assistant Athletic Director

Mike has been the principal "behind the scenes" man in the Bryant athletic department for the past six years. In his position as assistant men's basketball coach, he is responsible for recruiting and scouting. During his tenure as chief recruiter, six of his discoveries have gone on to earn regional or all-conference honors. As assistant athletic director, he has been responsible for upgrading the schedules of all 16 Bryant athletic teams. In ad­ dition, he also oversees the operation of the College's physical athletic facilities and coordinates the purchasing for the entire athletic department. Mike joined the Bryant staff on a full-time basis in 1978, follow­ ing a year as a part-time assistant basketball coach. Before com­ ing to Bryant, he had been an assistant basketball coach at Rhode Island College. A graduate of Providence College, he was a member of the Friars' nationally ranked basketball team in 1970. A captain in the U.S. Army Reserve, Mike served on active duty from 1971-74. During a two-year tour of duty in Germany, he coached the Berlin American High School boys basketball team to the American High School European championship. In addition to his administrative and basketball coaching duties at Bryant, Mike also had served as the College's varsity baseball coach for five years before relinquishing the post after the 1983 season. During his tenure as baseball coach, he totally changed the fortunes of the Indian nine. In 1979, he inherited a team which marked the first time in 12 years a Bryant baseball team had had won only 3 of 22 games the previous season. In his final enjoyed a winning season against New England competition. season as head coach, the Indians posted a 17-17 overall record Mike and his wife, Mary, are the proud parents of three and a 17-12 mark against New England competition. That record children, Melissa, 8, Meghan, 4, and Michael, 2.

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'EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CAR" -1983-84 In Review — Results Overall: 6-21 Home: 4-7 Away: 1-12 Neutral: 1-2 NE-8: 2-13 SCORES HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER New Hampshire College 79, Bryant 75 Schatzlein 22 Harrison 8 Bryant 73, Lowell 66 Schatzlein 20 Brown 9 Merrimack 72, Bryant 68 Cooper 21 Harrison 6 Mt. St. Mary's 102, Bryant 98 (OT) Schatzlein 34 Harrison 14 Puget Sound 67, Bryant 51 Cooper 13 Brown 4, Cooper 4 Bryant 87, RIC 79 Schatzlein 25 Schatzlein 8 Southern Conn. 68, Bryant 65 Schatzlein 19 Cooper 10 Bridgeport 68, Bryant 65 Towns 17 Lombardi 7, Brown 7 Central Conn. 110, Bryant 90 Cooper 25 Lombardi 10 Bryant 73, S.E. Mass. 70 Schatzlein 16 Schatzlein 9 Stonehill 89, Bryant 86 Schatzlein 23 Harrison 8 Stonehill 91, Bryant 89 Cooper 26 Harrison 8 Hartford 62, Bryant 61 Schatzlein 18 Lombardi 6 Bentley 83, Bryant 82 Schatzlein 23 Harrison 8 AIC 69, Bryant 68 Ruggieri 19 Harrison 9 Bryant 74, St. Anselm 72 Schatzlein 20 Harrison 5, Lombardi 5 Springfield 73, Bryant 60 Harrison 14, Lombardi 14 Lombardi 9 Assumption 85, Bryant 83 Schatzlein 26 Harrison 7 Bentley 88, Bryant 76 Schatzlein 18 Brown, Schatzlein 6 Hartford 87, Bryant 71 Harrison 14 Harrison 8 AIC 80, Bryant 69 Harrison 25 Lombardi 5, Harrison 5 Bryant 83, St. Anselm 63 Schatzlein 31 Lombardi 10 Assumption 92, Bryant 67 Ruggieri 20 Lombardi 9 Bryant 90, Keene State 74 Schatzlein 31 Harrison, Lombardi 7 Stonehill 101. Bryant 87 Harrison 24 Harrison 7 Springfield 61, Bryant 55 Harrison 15 Harrison, Lombardi 6 Assumption 89, Bryant 77 Ruggieri 18 Lombardi 10

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F inal Cumulate /e Sitati s tics NAME G FG-FGA PCT. FT—FTA PCT. PTS AVG. REB AVG A-AVG. TO PF Lee Schatzlein 27 193-355 .544 108-136 .794 494 18.3 106 3.9 100-3.7 51 84 Ron Harrison 25 167-316 .528 58-141 .411 392 15.7 167 6.7 71-2.8 63 84 "Gregg Cooper 24 133-241 .552 64- 87 .736 330 13.8 101 4.2 75-2.3 40 75 Steve Ruggieri 26 118-213 .554 44- 57 .771 280 10.8 28 1.1 118-4.5 55 53 *Rich Lombardi 27 56-123 .455 46- 71 .648 158 5.9 138 5.1 13-0.5 26 68 *Mike Towns 27 44- 83 .530 20- 28 .714 108 4.0 36 1.3 62-2.3 26 28 'Bob Brown 27 30- 84 .357 33- 61 .541 93 3.5 125 4.8 24-1.0 19 55 Tom Folliard 23 32- 86 .372 14- 24 .583 78 3.4 31 1.3 37-1.6 32 29 'Manny Barrows 25 28- 49 .571 16- 30 .533 72 2.9 25 1.6 57-2.3 27 45 •Rodney Gill 4 7- 9 .777 2- 2 1.000 16 4.0 4 1.0 6-1.5 0 0 *R. Eric Stewart 4 1- 2 .500 0- 1 .000 2 0.5 Craig McLaurin 4 0- 0 .000 0- 0 .000 0 0.0 4 1.0 0-0.0 0 0 Team 133 TOTALS 27 809-1566 .517 405-643 .630 2023 75.0 898 33.3 563-20.9 339 * 524 Opponents 27 867-1669 .519 406-587 .692 2140 79.3 1080 40.0 Returning in 1984-85 Rich Lombardi Gregg Cooper Manny Barrows

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Chris O'Connell Art Whitehead Steve DiChiara 32 RICH LOMBARDI

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SR. Forward 6-5 220 Hometown — Vernon, CT. High School — Rockville High '81 H. S. Coach — Dave Geissler Parents — Rick & Alice Lombardi Birth Date — 8/3/63 Collegiate Major — Marketing

BRYANT CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Averaged 5.1 rebounds last year 17 points vs. St. Anselm, 2/15/84

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Team won conference championship in both 1980 & 81

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — Boston Celtics Favorite Pro Athlete — Larry Bird Favorite Food — Shrimp Shoe Size — 13 Favorite Film-TV star — Clint Eastwood Started Playing Basketball at Age — 9 Hobbies — Waterskiing, Fishing

RULE CHANGES RICH WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: None

CAREER STATISTICS

G FG Pet. FT Pet. Pts AVG. REB AVG 81-82 5 1- 6 .170 3- 4 .750 5 1.0 0.4 82-83 18 17- 34 .500 5- 9 .555 39 2.1 1.3 83-84 27 56-123 .455 46-71 .648 158 5.9 5.1 Totals 50 74-163 .454 54-84 .643 202 4.1 3.4

10 41 GREG COOPER

Jr. Forward 6-6 220 Hometown — Augusta, Me. High School — Cony High '82 H.S. Coach — Bob Fairbrother Parents — Walter & Laurie Cooper Birth Date — 11/2/63 Collegiate Major — Business Management

BRYANT CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

26 points vs. Stonehill, 1/19/84 24 points vs. Bentley, 3/25/84 77 % free throw shooter (117-152)

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Played on All-Star team in Taipai, Taiwan Converse All-American

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — Boston Celtics Favorite Pro Athlete — Boom Boom Mancini Shoe Size — 12 Superstitions or Rituals — Sleep on right side of bed. Hobbies — Golf, Reading

RULE CHANGES GREG WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: None

CAREER STATISTICS

G FG Pet FT Pet PTS AVG. REB AVG 82-83 28 103-189 .545 53-65 .815 259 9.6 3.3 83-84 24 133-241 .552 64-87 .736 330 13.8 4.2 Totals 52 236-430 .549 117-152 .770 589 11.3 3.7

11 11 MANNY BARROWS

Soph. Guard 6-0 175 Hometown — Providence, RI High School — Providence. Classical '83 H.S. Coach — Don Pastine Parents — Leslie & Manuel Barrows Birth Date — 12/25/65 Collegiate Major — Finance

BRYANT CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

16 pts. vs. Assumption in NE-8 Playoff Game. 9 assists vs. Stonehill, 2/22/84

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Playing in state championship game Playing St. Anthony's in Washington, D.C.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — LA. Lakers Favorite Pro Athlete — Isiah Thomas Favorite Film-TV Star — Roger Moore Favorite Food — Lobster Shoe Size — 10 1/2 Starting Playing Basketball at Age — 9 Hobbies — Water Skiing, baseball Superstitions or rituals — Pray before every game.

RULE CHANGES MANNY WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 45 second clock left on entire game.

CAREER STA TISTICS

G FG Pet. FT Pet. Pts AVG. REB AVG 83-84 25 28-49 .571 16-30 .533 72 2.9 1.6

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13 40 BOB BROWN

Jr. Forward 6-7 220 Hometown — Framingham, Mass. High School — Marian Prep '81 H. S. Coach — Arnie Anore Transfered From — Fairfield University Parents — Russell & Janice Brown Birth Date — 9/9/63 Collegiate Major — Business Management

BRYANT CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

No. 3 rebounder on last year's team

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — New England Patriots Favorite Pro Athlete — James Worthy Favorite Food — Shrimp Favorite Film-TV Star — Jacqueline Bisset Shoe Size — 13V2 Started Playing Basketball at Age — 14 Hobbies — Sailing, Shark Fishing RULE CHANGES BOB WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: None

• CAREER STATISTICS

G FG Pet. FT Pet. Pts AVG. REB AVG 83-84 27 30-84 .357 33-61 .541 93 3.5 4.8

14 12 RODNEY GILL

Soph Guard 6-1 155 Hometown — Southhampton, N.Y. High School — Southhampton High '83 H.S. Coach — Joe Romanosky Parents — Richard & Patricia Gill Birth Date — 5/8/65 Collegiate Major — Finance

BRYANT CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

14 points vs.Cental Conn., 12/13/83 Returned to lineup after sitting out first half of freshman year with foot injury

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

All New York State selection

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — N. Y. Knicks Favorite Pro Athlete — Bernard King Favorite Food — Lasagna Favorite Film-TV Star — Eddie Murphy Shoe Size — 10 Started Playing Basketball at Age — 5 Hobbies — Swimming, Music

RULE CHANGES ROD WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 45 second clock left on entire game and three-point shot from 19'-9"

CAREER STATISTICS

G FG Pet FT Pet Pts AVG. REB AVG 83-84 4 7-9 .777 2-2 1.000 16 4.0 1.0

15 33 ERIC STEWART

JR Forward 6-5 200 Hometown — Unity, ME. High School — Mt. View '82 H. S. Coach — Carroll Higgins Parents — Leroy & Carol Stewart Birth Date — 10/15/63 Collegiate Major — Finance

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Scored 45 points in one game Had first dunk in school's history

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — LA. Lakers Favorite Pro Athlete — Magic Johnson Favorite Food — Steak Favorite Film-TV Star — Jennifer Beals, Sean Connery Shoe Size — 12 1/2 Hobbies — Skiing, Tennis Started Playing Basketball at Age — 9 COLLEGE RULE CHANGES ERIC WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL Change limit of five per­ sonal fouls

CAREER STATISTICS

G FG Pet FT Pet Pts AVG. REB AVG 82-83 8 3-7 .430 0-0 .000 6 0.7 0.4 83-84 4 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 2 0.5 . 0.2 Totals 12 4-9 .944 '0-1 .000 8 0.6 0.2

16 23 MICHAEL REED Frosh Forward 6-5 200 Hometown — Providence, R.I. High School — Providence Classical '84 High School Coach — Don Pastine Parents — Roland & Shirley Reed Birth Date — 4/3/66 Collegiate Major — Business Communications

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Team won state championship last year Converse All-American Two-time first-team All-Stater

PERSONALITY PROFILE Favorite Pro Team — LA. Lakers Favorite Pro Athlete — Magic Johnson Favorite Food — Lasagna Favorite Film-TV Star — Richard Pryor Shoe Size — 13 Started Playing Basketball at Age — 13 Hobbies — Music Superstitions or Rituals — Wearing wristband on left arm RULE CHANGES MIKE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 45 second clock left on entire game.

42 ART WHITEHEAD

Frosh Forward 6-5 220 1F~ !^H Hometown — Terryville, CT. High School — Terryville High '84 H.S. Coach — Art Hamm - Parents — Art & Vera Whitehead Birth Date — 1/30/66 Wt i Collegiate Major — Marketing

1^1 1 ' 1 iV^i 1 ^m * HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Winning back to back state championships V

PERSONALITY PROFILE Favorite Pro Team — LA. Lakers Favorite Pro Athletes — Mark Aguirre and Art Whitehead Sr. Favorite Food — All Kinds • »a Shoe Size — 14V2 W ' M Started Playing Basketball at Age — 13 1 KO , Hobbies- Baseball, Music Superstitions or Rituals — Pray before and after every game. El*

r RULE CHANGES ART WOULD LIKE T* 1 - * TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 45 second clock left on mmm entire game and use international rules 17 43 DA VE EWING

Frosh Center 7-11/4 275 Hometown — Somers, N.Y. High School — Somers High H.S. Coach — Mike DePaoli Parent — Tom Ewing Birth Date — 8/2/66 Collegiate Major — Business Management

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Reaching sections of 1984 New York state playoffs

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — LA. Lakers Favorite Film-TV Star — Eddie Murphy Started Playing Basketball at Age — 14 Hobbies — Music Superstitions or Rituals — "Always make my last shot before leaving the practice floor and wear same socks for every game RULE CHANGES DAVE WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: None

14 TOM LARRANAGA

Frosh Guard 6-0 155 Hometown — Wayne, N. J. High School — Wayne Valley '84 H.S. Coach — Jay Cody Parents — Alice & John Larranaga Birth Date — 4/8/66 Collegiate Major — Business Management

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Beating the No. 3 team in New Jersey by 25 points in 1983-84.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — New York Knicks Favorite Pro Athlete — Bernard King Favorite Food — Lobster Favorite Film-TV Star — James Bond Shoe Size — 11 Started Playing Basketball at Age — 8 Hobbies — Music

RULE CHANGES TOM WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 45 second clock left on entire game and three-point shot from 19'-9" sports cain o) .<* '"/>.

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19 24 CHRIS O'CONNELL

Frosh Guard 5-11 160 Hometown — Gales Ferry, Ct. High School — Ledyard High '84 H.S. Coach — Wally Case Parents — Jeanne & Phil O'Connell Collegiate Major — Accounting

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Game-winning shot against rival New London in game for first place.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — Washington Bullets Favorite Pro Athlete — Michael Jordan Favorite Food — Steak Favorite Film-TV Star — Clint Eastwood Started Playing Basketball at Age — 12 Hobbies — Golf, Tennis

RULE CHANGES CHRIS WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Three-point shot from 19'-9"

20 STEVE DICHIARA

Soph Guard 6-2 170 Hometown — N. Providence, RI High School — La Salle Academy '83 H.S. Coach — Mike Mosca, Ed Fitzpatrick Parents — Michael & Anna DiChiara Birth Date — 9/8/65 Collegiate Major — Accounting

HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS

Team won 1982 state championship

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Favorite Pro Team — Celtics Favorite Pro Athlete — Larry Bird Shoe Size — 12 Started Playing Basketball at Age — 7 Hobbies — Weightlifting

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21 1,000-Point Club

Tom Smile Ernie DeWitt Dave Sorafine Paul Berlo Lee Schatzlein

Player Seasons Points Tom Smile 1964-67 2,390 Ernie DeWitt 1977-81 2,266 Dave Sorafine 1973-76 1,854 Dan Mazzulla Paul Berlo 1979-83 1,715 Lee Schatzlein 1980-84 1,475 Dan Mazzulla 1976-80 1,389 Don Gray 1966-69 1,203 Ray Depelteau 1971-73 1,185 George Yates 1966-69 1,170 Ron Harrison 1980-84 1,114 Bob Chuprevich 1968-69 1,107 Tom Dupont Bruce Stewart 1971-73 1,067 Don Gray Dennis Verni 1979-83 1,022 Paul Seymour 1976-78 1,019 Tom Dupont 1973-76 1,017 Chris Avery 1974-78 1,006

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Years Coach Won Lost Pet. 1 Wally Camper 8 14 .364 1 Earl Shannon 13 11 .543 4 Tom Duffy 70 22 .760 10 Tom Folliard 174 66 .725 6 Leon Drury 88 76 .536

Leon Drury Tom Folliard Tom Duffy Wally Camper

Year Coach Won Lost Pet. 1962-63 Wally Camper 8 14 .364 1963-64 Earl Shannon 13 11 .542 1964-65 Tom Duffy 16 6 .727 1965-66 Tom Duffy 17 7 .708 1966-67 Tom Duffy 22 2 .916 1967-68 Tom Duffy 15 7 .682 1968-69 Tom Folliard 21 5 .808 1969-70 Tom Folliard 19 7 .731 1970-71 Tom Folliard 11 14 .440 1971-72 Tom Folliard 13 10 .565 1972-73 Tom Folliard 20 6 .769 1973-74 Tom Folliard 20 8 .714 1974-75 Tom Folliard 21 8 .724 1975-76 Tom Folliard 16 11 .593 1976-77 Tom Folliard 13 13 .500 1977-78 Tom Folliard 20 6 .769 1978-79 Leon Drury 18 10 .643 1979-80 Leon Drury 20 7 .741 1980-81 Leon Drury 18 10 .643 1981-82 Leon Drury 14 12 .538 1982-83 Leon Drury 12 16 .429 1983-84 Leon Drury 6 21 .222 22 Years 353 211 .626

23 Varsity Records

SINGLE GAME RECORDS SEASON RECORDS

Team Team Most Games29, 1974-75 Most Points Scored Most Victories 22, 1966-67 134 vs. Babson, 1964-65 Best Won-Loss Percentage .917, 1966-67 (22-2) Most Opponent Points Scored Fewest Victories 6, 1983-84 128 vs. New Haven, 1965-66 Fewest Defeats 2, 1966-67 Fewest Points Scored Lowest Scoring Average 66.5, 1962-63 Least Points 1605, 1962-63 50 vs Springfield & Hartford, both in 1981-82 Most Points Scored 2402, 1974-75 Fewest Opponent Points Scored Most Field Goals Scored 989, 1973-74 32 vs. Hunter, 1973-74 Most Free Throws Made 467, 1974-75 Largest Victory Margin Most Free Throws Attempted 687, 1974-75 62 points vs. Maine (PoGo), 1973-74 Highest Scoring Average 92.2, 1966-67 Largest Defeat Margin Largest Average Margin 10.0, 1974-75 46 vs. New Haven, 1964-65 Best Field Goal Percentage .543, 1978-79 Best Free Throw Percentage .742, 1979-80 Largest Combined Score Longest Winning Streak 22, 1966-67 233 points vs. Babson (134-99) Most Rebounds 1399,1974-75 Most Field Goals Scored 53 vs. Babson, 1964-65 Individual Most Field Goals Attempted Most Points Scored 92 vs. Rhode Island College, 1973-74 802 by Tom Smile, 1965-66 Most Free Throws Scored Highest Scoring Average 46 vs. Mt. St. Mary's, 1983-84 33.4 by Tom Smile, 1965-66 Most Free Throws Attempted 61 vs. Mt. St. Mary's, 1983-84 Best Field Goal Percentage Best Free Throw Percentage .661 (288 for 436) by Ernie DeWitt, 1980-81 .882 (15-17) vs. Babson, 1973-74; Southern Conn., 1980-81 Best Free Throw Percentage Highest Field Goal Percentage .913 by Dan Mazzulla, 1977-78; Steve Ruggieri, 1981-82 .672 vs. Suffolk, 1973-74 Most Field Goals Most Rebounds 309 by Dave Sorafine, 1973-74 78 vs. Nichols, 1972-73 Most Free Throws 208 by Tom Smile, 1965-66 Most Assists Most Rebounds 39 vs. UMaine (PoGo), 1973-74 386 by Ben Billie, 1967-68 Most Assists 319 by Ben Bohan, 1974-75 Most Consecutive Free Throws 24 by Don Gray, 1969-70; Ray Depelteau, 1972-73 and Lee Individual Schatzlein, 1983-84.

Most Points Scored INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 53 by Dave Sorafine, 1975-76 Most Field Goals Scored Most Points 25 by Dave Sorafine, 1975-76 2,390 by Tom Smile, 1964-67 Most Free Throws Scored 22 by Lee Schatzlein, 1983-84 (vs. Mt. St. Mary's) Highest Scoring Average Most Free Throws Attempted 28.8 by Tom Smile, 1964-67 24 by Lee Schatzlein, 1983-84 (vs. Mt. St. Mary's) Most Field Goals Most Consecutive Free Throws 984 by Ernie DeWitt, 1977-81 13 by Lee Schatzlein, 1983-84 (vs. Mt. St. Mary's) Most Free Throws Most Rebounds 572 by Tom Smile, 1964-67 25 by Ben Billie, 1967-68 Best Free Throw Percentage Most Assists .861 (179 for 202) by Steve Ruggieri 21 by Ned Bahan, 1974-75 Best Field Goal Percentage Best Field Goal Percentage (10 or more scored) .628 (984 for 1568) by Ernie DeWitt. 1977-81 .895 by Ernie DeWitt (17 for 19), 1980-81 Most Rebounds Most Consecutive Field Goals Scored 1036 by Ernie DeWitt, 1977-81 15 by Ernie DeWitt, 1981 (vs. Bridgeport) Highest Rebound Average 13.2 by Ben Billie, 1967-69 Most Assists 964 by Ned Bohan, 1971-75 24 Varsity Records

BRYANT SINGLE-SEASON SCORING LEADERS

Player Year Games FG FT Pts Avg. Tom Smile 65-66 24 297 208 802 33.4 Dave Sorafine 73-74 28 309 93 711 25.4 Dave Sorafine 75-76 27 275 87 637 23.6 Ernie DeWitt 80-81 26 275 83 633 24.4 Ernie DeWitt 79-80 21 242 87 571 21.2 Ernie DeWitt 78-79 28 231 69 531 19.0 John Mangum 78-79 28 231 52 514 18.4 Ernie DeWitt 77-78 26 222 60 504 19.4 Lee Schatzlein 83-84 27 193 108 494 18.3 Paul Berlo 81-82 26 206 54 466 17.9

BRYANT SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE LEADERS

Player Year Games FG FGA Pet Ernie DeWitt 80-81 26 275 418 .660 Ernie DeWitt 79-80 27 242 367 .660 Lee Schatzlein 80-81 19 79 123 .647 Ernie DeWitt 78-79 28 231 376 .614 Steve Ruggieri 82-83 28 126 215 .586 Dave Sorafine 73-74 28 309 540 .572 Ernie DeWitt 77-78 26 222 389 .571 Kim Kaplan 74-75 29 195 344 .567 Lee Schatzlein 81-82 26 162 288 .562 Steve Ruggieri 81-82 26 118 211 .559

BRYANT SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE LEADERS

Player Year Games FT FTA Pet. Dan Mazzulla 77-78 17 42 46 .913 Steve Ruggieri 81-82 26 86 96 .896 Paul Seymour 77-78 26 54 64 .828 Paul Berlo 80-81 28 62 75 .826 Paul Seymour 75-76 19 60 73 .822 Dave Sorafine 74-75 9 55 67 .821 John Mangum 79-80 27 58 71 .816 Paul Seymour 76-77 26 62 77 .805 Paul Berlo 81-82 26 54 68 .794 Lee Schatzlein 82-83 28 107 136 .787

Career Field Goal Career Rebound Career Free Throw Leaders Leaders Leaders Ernie DeWitt 984 Ernie DeWitt 1036 Tom Smile 572 Tom Smile 909 Dan Mazzulla 761 Ernie DeWitt 299 Paul Berlo 754 Paul Berlo 649 Lee Schatzlein 294 Dave Sorafine 677 Ben Billie 633 Dan Mazzulla 237 Dan Mazzulla 576 Dennis Verni 598 Dave Sorafine 235 Lee Schatzlein 568 Ron Harrison 509 Dennis Verni 222 Ron Harrison 458 Tom DuPont 447 Paul Berlo 207 Tom Seymour 422 Charlie Armstrong 444 Ron Harrison 179 Chris Avery 416 Chris Avery 442 Paul Seymour 176 Tom DuPont 410 Tom Box 433 Steve Ruggieri 174 Chris Avery 174 25 Varsity Records

100 POINT OR MORE GAMES lll»IUl»l.l| »•!• Hli» 'ill

Bryant Opponent Score Year 134 Babson 99 1964-65 130 Curry 99 1965-66 124 Gordon 69 1974-75 124 RIC 96 1976-77 123 Nasson 72 1966-67 123 Babson 105 1964-65 118 Curry 95 1964-65 116 Barrington 104 1964-65 115 Curry 75 1966-67 115 UMaine (PoGo) 53 1973-74 115 Gordon 85 1976-77 114 Nichols 81 1966-67 113 Sacred Heart 100 1965-66 112 Nichols 77 1974-75 112 WNEC 65 1966-67 110 Gordon 89 1966-67 110 Babson 62 1965-66 110 SMU 71 1973-74 109 61 1977-78 109 Nichols 1970-71 109 Bridgewater 91 1967-68 109 Nichols 64 1966-67 108 UMaine/Port. 90 1966-67 108 Babson 93 1964-65 108 Nasson 69 1976-77 108 St. Francis 82 1976-77 107 Barrington 79 1969-70 107 Babson 82 1972-73 107 Babson 84 1975-76 106 SMU 87 1966-67 106 UMaine/Port. 95 1976-77 106 Worcester St. 76 1978-79 105 Worcester St. 80 1967-68 103 St. Francis 66 1965-66 103 Bentley 87 1981-82 102 Assumption 90 1976-77 102 Nichols 69 1965-66 102 Babson 86 1973-74 101 Nasson 67 1964-65 101 Suffolk 93 1967-68 101 Barrington 73 1973-74 101 St. Francis 86 1974-75 Ernie DeWitt 101 Gordon 44 1974-75 Three-Time All-America 101 Nasson 61 1975-76 101 St. Francis 80 1978-79 101 St. Anselm 91 1982-83 100 Keene State 65 1966-67 Individual Season 100 1969-70 Bentley 86 Scoring Leaders 100 Barrington 93 1972-73 Barrington 71 Year Player Total Avg. 1970-71 Jim Gary 380 15.2 1971-72 Ray Depelteau 334 14.5 1972-73 Ray Depelteay 515 19.8 1973-74 Dave Sorafine 711 25.4 1974-75 Kim Kaplan 463 17.5 BASKETBALL ALL-AMERICANS 1975-76 Dave Sorafine 637 23.6 1976-77 Dan Mazzulla 363 14.0 1977-78 Ernie DeWitt 504 19.4 Player Year Team 1978-79 Ernie DeWitt 531 19.0 Dave Sorafine 1976 NAIA 1979-80 Ernie DeWitt 571 21.2 Paul Seymour 1978 AP Little All-American 1980-81 Ernie DeWitt 660 24.5 Ernie DeWitt 1979 U.S. Coaches Assoc. (3rd team) 1981-82 Paul Berlo 466 17.9 1982-83 Paul Berlo 429 17.9 Ernie DeWitt 1980 U.S. Coaches Assoc. (3rd team) 494 18.3 Ernie DeWitt 1981 U.S. Coaches Assoc. (1st team) 1983-84 Lee Schatzlein 26 Bryant's Ail-Time Roster

Because of incomplete records prior to 1969, the names of some former Bryant basketball players may not be listed on this all-time roster. If you know of any Bryant player who is not included on the roster, please send his name and years played to the Director of Sports Information.

"A" "H" "S" Brian Ahearn, 72, 73 Rob Hammel, 73, 74, 75, 76 Pete San Souci, 79, 80, 81, 82 M.D. Alexander, 70 Ron Harrison, 81, 82, 83, 84 Joe Savickas, 78, 79, 80, 81 E. Alsup, 64, 65, 66 Stu Hopkins, 81 Lee Schatzlein, 81, 82, 83, 84 Manny Alvarez, 66, 67, 68 Joe Schmeltz, 74 M. Aragao, 64 Mike Semiao, 82 Charlie Armstrong, 73, 74, 75, 76 "I" Paul Seymour, 76, 77, 78 Tom Asselin, 70 Ernie Isom, 76, 77, 78 Rick Shanley, 72, 73, 74 Chris Avery, 75, 76, 77, 78 J. Siegel, 64 Tom Smile, 64, 65, 66 "j" Dave Sorafine, 73, 74, 75, 76 Bob Spino, 75 "B" Ralph Johnson, 68, 69 Jack Balme, 71, 72 Jim Squadrito, 66, 67, 68 John Barba, 68 Bruce Stewart, 71, 72, 73 Manny Barrows, active Eric Stewart, active Paul Berlo, 80, 81, 82, 83 "K" Peter Sullivan, 66, 67, 68 Ben Bellie, 68, 69 Kim Kaplan, 75, 76 Don Sweet, 78, 79, 80, 81 Ned Bohan, 72, 73, 74, 75 Brian Keating, 81 Tom Box, 77, 78 Bob Kells, 66 Bob Brown, active Jeff Kusz, 75, 76, 77, 78 Tom Burns, 70, 71, 72 "T" R. Tellier, 64 Mike Towns, active "L" Mike Travassos, 76, 77, 78, 79 "C" J. Lacerda, 64 D. Travis, 64 Glenn Cantin, 72, 73 John Lamitie, 70, 71 Norbert Charette, 66 Richard Lense, 71, 72, 73 Bob Chuprevich, 69, 70 Jay Lorenzo, 82 Moe Clare, 66 Rich Lombardi, active "V" Manny Coloura, 68 Ray Venter, 80, 81 Gregg Cooper, active Dennis Verni, 80, 81, 82, 83 Tom Coppinger, 77, 78, 79 Bob Corbett, 77, 78,79, 80 "M" George Crane, 75, 76, 77 Bob Mahon, 78, 79, 801, 81 Mike Magnan, 80, 81, 82, 83 "W" John Mangum, 79, 80 Steve Walker, 78, 79 Dan Mazzulla, 77, 78, 79, 80 Larry Walsh, 66 "D" Paul Melvin, 74, 75, 76 Walt Washington, 74 Tony DeQuattro, 64, 65, 66 Bobby Miller, 70 Lyle Wendell, 66 Dave DeSousa, 69 Bob Moll, 72, 73, 74, 75 John Westman, 70, 71, 72 Ernie DeWitt, 78, 79, 80, 81 Frank McCormack, 72, 73 Phil Wohl, 82 Ray Depelteau, 71, 72, 73 Craig McLaurin, 84 B. Dupee, 64 Ed McManus, 66, 67, Tom Dupont, 73, 74, 75, 76 John McVeigh, 66, 67, 68 "Y" George Yates, 68, 69, 70 Bill Yukna, 77, 78, 79 "F" "N" Bill Favro, 64 L. Nicolosi, 64 John Feeley, 77 "Z" Mike Fisher, 64, 65, 66 Bill Zilliox, 69, 70 Gene Fornier, 68 "P" Bob Passano, 70, 71 George Peckham, 68, 69, 70 "G" Bob Penta, 76, 77 Herb Garrett, 69 Pete Porter, 71, 72 J. Paul Garrick, 70, 71 Jim Gary, 70, 71 Rodney Gill, active "R" Joe Goddard, 66, 69 M. Rayson, 62 Henry Gonsalves, 72, 73 John Reilly, 79 Billy Goudailler, 74 Mike Robbins, 79 Don Gray, 68, 69, 70 Steve Ruggieri, 82, 83, 84 Dave Greenblatt, 68, 69 Tom Rust, 75 27 All-Time Scores

1965-66 1968-69 1971-72 1974-75 Won 17, Lost 7 Won 21, Lost 5 Won 13, Lost 10 Won 21, Lost 8 80 St. Francis 11 61 S.E. Mass 65 74 RIC 92 83 Assumption 95 67 Nichols 65 85 St. Francis 60 85 St. Francis 77 52 Quinnipic 69 80 New Haven 95 79 Nasson 66 70 Quinnipiac 77 11 Catholic U. 71 80 Nasson 70 81 Nichols 57 94 Barrington 67 112 Nichols 77 86 St. Francis 82 57 Bentley 52 81 Babson 61 88 Barrington 45 81 Barrington 67 66 Barrington 54 78 New Haven 83 83 S.E. Mass. 45 103 Bentley 87 53 Quinnipiac 45 78 Colby 69 87 RIC 73 73 Gordon 63 81 Nichols 54 80 Stonehill 69 87 Clark 72 85 Sacred Heart 105 94 Gordon 68 83 Deleware 83 77 Bridgeport 92 76 N. Y. Tech 79 84 Bridgewater 66 80 Gordon 90 102 Gordon 44 110 Babson 62 61 Babson 79 74 Suffolk 79 67 Suffolk 76 80 N.B. Tech 79 75 Biscayne 79 78 Quinnipiac 96 82 Nasson 63 82 Suffolk 109 87 Florida T. 82 57 Barrington 40 71 St. Francis 57 130 Curry 99 71 St. Leo 86 86 S.E. Mass. 62 89 Barrington 64 86 Barrington 73 61 Gordon 59 68 Nichols 66 75 Bentley 93 102 Babson 86 72 S.E. Mass 68 77 Nasson 58 82 Quinnipiac 92 96 Curry 68 69 St. Francis 59 73 Maine-Port. 53 73 Babson 69 74 Nichols 76 89 Nasson 70 72 Gordon 63 77 St. Francis 73 96 N. Y. Tech 101 96 Sacred Heart 92 65 St. Francis 56 101 Nasson 61 74 Bentley 71 84 Bridgewater 71 65 Nasson 66 124 Gordon 69 72 New Haven 128 91 Maine-Port. 90 63 Bentley 67 78 New Haven 74 92 Gordon 82 84 Barrington 70 78 Babson 65 73 Stonehill 76 113 Sacred Heart 100 83 Bentley 74 86 E. Nazarene 87 71 Central Conn. 58 87 Nasson 58 70 Quinnipiac 67 95 RIC 93 72 Babson 78 1972-73 87 S.E. Mass. 86 77 New Hampshire 72 Won 20, Lost 6 93 Babson 80 67 Quinnipiac 69 62 Rogers Williams 52 1966-67 83 E. Conn. 72 1969-70 100 Barrington 71 Won 22, Lost 2 Won 19, Lost 7 11 S.E. Mass. 73 72 Winona St. 93 123 Nasson 72 74 St. Francis 67 97 Nichols 53 1975-76 88 St. Francis 1 76 Nichols 66 66 Nasson 65 Won 16, Lost 11 112 W. N. E. 65 80 St. Leo 74 83 St. Francis 64 87 Southern Conn. 74 109 Maine-Port. 0 85 Bridgewater 76 82 St. Michael 99 66 Buffalo St. 70 78 Sacred Heart 7 100 Barrington 93 87 Clark 76 89 Kings (Pa) 83 79 Barrington 54 93 S.E. Mass. 70 73 Armstrong 83 81 Nichols 72 74 Bentley 72 81 Quinnipiac 94 62 Ft. Laud. 53 88 S. E. Mass. 75 85 N.B. Voke 70 99 Colby 115 70 Maine-Port. 55 83 Suffolk 57 110 Gordon 89 79 Babson 72 66 Gordon 60 85 RIC 98 88 Nichols 73 80 Maine-Port. 72 72 Suffolk 65 96 Gordon 53 106 Maine-Port 95 92 Gordon 60 71 S.E. Mass. 64 98 Southern Conn. 83 61 Scot. Nat. 54 96 Gordon 79 65 Quinnipiac 80 69 Hartwick 87 78 W. N. E. 50 81 Nichols 67 81 Nasson 41 58 Biscayne 72 91 Nasson 71 90 S. E. Mass. 74 86 Barrington 74 99 Eckard 78 108 Babson 93 92 Nasson 71 73 New Haven 61 86 Fla. Southern 90 115 Curry 75 107 Babson 82 86 Babson 83 78 Colby 83 73 Barrington 67 75 Suffolk 82 84 RIC 69 101 St. Francis 80 99 St. Francis 57 89 St. Francis 71 75 Gordon 63 107 S. E. Mass. 87 100 Bentley 86 84 Quinnipiac 92 87 St. Francis 61 81 Babson 74 114 Nichols 81 73 Bentley 69 87 Bentley 93 64 Quinnipiac 63 75 Babson 73 97 Barrington 80 107 Babson 84 97 Barrington 49 88 Suffolk 80 66 Nasson 68 73 Boston St. 71 81 Stonehill 74 85 Salem 104 87 Bridgewater 73 57 Quinnipiac 69 74 Bentley 76 74 Quinnipic 79 92 Babson 95 86 RIC 68 93 Babson 76 1973-74 82 Central Conn. 78 94 RIC 109 Won 20, Lost 8 76 Assumption 96 61 Quinnipiac 63 1967-68 101 St. Francis 86 1970-71 87 Barrington 89 71 Babson 74 Won 15, Lost 8 Won 11 Lost 14 84 Quinnipiac 92 91 New Haven 78 105 St. Francis 66 85 Gordon 57 87 Central Conn. 89 1976-77 101 B.rrington 73 71 Nichols 80 85 Nichols 55 Won 13, Lost 13 82 Eastern Conn. 62 65 Quinnipiac 76 79 S. E. Mass. 77 106 Worcester 76 n Maine-Port 62 93 S.E. Mass. 78 64 Hunter 32 79 Quinnipiac 74 91 St. Francis 77 90 Barrington 81 75 Bentley 83 84 Colby 91 11 Nasson 61 81 Babson 76 67 AIC 95 104 Nichols 69 76 Gordon 59 76 Merrimack 91 80 Springfield 97 84 Southern Conn. 86 109 Nichols 64 95 Colby 96 76 Gordon 58 90 Suffolk 91 91 Babson 11 72 Loyola 112 95 Suffolk 51 80 Bridgeport 79 61 Nichols 36 72 Wash. & Lee 79 84 Barrington 66 124 RIC 96 58 S.E. Mass. 64 71 Catholic U. 106 115 Maine-Port. 53 95 S. E. Mass. 85 91 Bentley 76 77 Bridgewater 59 93 Quinnipiac 68 90 Brandeis 93 88 Nasson 56 81 Nasson 78 67 Babson 63 85 Hartford 89 89 Barrington 80 75 Barrington 88 74 New Haven 69 115 Gordon 85 75 Babson 83 82 Nichols 73 102 Nasson 67 108 St. Francis 82 90 S.E. Mass. 81 84 St. Francis 88 93 Gordon 71 86 Babson 106 85 Suffolk 89 70 Gordon 11 71 RIC 60 75 S.E. Mass. 64 97 Sacred Heart 84 73 Suffolk 86 78 Stonehill 63 67 RIC 85 82 Maine-Port. 83 90 Nasson 74 110 S.E. Mass. 71 86 Quinnipiac 91 65 Bentley 89 91 S. E. Mass. 76 88 St. Francis 81 108 Barrington 79 70 New Haven 77 65 Quinnipiac 93 87 Nasson 81 83 Bentley 81 65 St. Francis 67 78 Babson 69 79 Stonehill * 98 109 Bridgewater 91 77 Bentley 72 73 St. Anselm 75 96 Bentley 105 92 Worcester 11 68 Central Conn. 72 77 Babson 72 63 Roger Williams 64 71 Assumption 95 28 73 Springfield 70 1979-80 1981-82 1983-84 71 New Haven 73 Won 20, Lost 7 Won 14, Lost 12 Won 6, Lost 21 97 Babson 68 86 Quinnipiac 81 86 N. Hamp. Coll. 94 75 N. Hamp. Coll. 79 62 Barrington 48 95 Merrimack 82 73 Lowell 66 1977-78 86 Southern Conn. 70 83 S. E. Mass. 65 68 Merrimack 72 Won 20, Lost 6 66 Bridgeport 64 85 Mass.-Boston 68 98 Mt. St. Mary 102 93 Worcester 53 68 N. Hamp. C. 67 80 St. Anselm 68 51 Puget Sound 67 82 Quinnipiac 84 78 S. E. Mass. 68 71 Bridgeport 69 87 RIC 79 109 Nichols 61 76 Hartford 69 90 St. Joseph 73 65 Southern Conn. 68 80 Southern Conn. 65 84 Springfield 72 71 Cheyney 83 65 Bridgeport 68 92 Lowell 79 76 Hartwick 85 83 Husson 82 90 Central Conn. 110 85 Bridgeport 67 78 AIC 74 91 Lowell 76 73 S. E. Mass. 70 81 RIC 75 96 W. N. E. 98 50 Springfield 74 86 Stonehill 89 95 S. E. Mass. 63 87 S. E. Mass. 71 75 AIC 79 89 Stonehill 91 60 Hartford 69 58 Eastern. III. 83 76 Bentley 70 61 Hartford 62 68 Hartwick 84 81 Springfield 64 103 Assumption 90 82 Bentley 83 67 Oneonta St. 56 56 RIC 54 50 Hartford 58 68 AIC 69 73 S. E. Mass. 68 73 Babson 64 69 Stonehill 76 74 St. Anselm 72 84 Babson 76 74 Quinnipiac 72 51 RIC 52 60 Springfield 73 75 Springfield 63 55 Sacred Heart 50 75 Assumption 76 83 Assumption 85 59 RIC 37 87 Bentley 96 66 Bentley 65 76 Bentley 88 85 Barrington 68 82 St. Anselm 72 57 AIC 69 71 Hartford 87 62 Quinnipiac 56 84 Central Conn. 71 76 Central Conn. 104 69 AIC 80 71 St. Anselm 58 71 Stonehill 68 75 Springfield 70 83 St. Anselm 63 84 Central Conn. 80 89 Assumption 92 71 Western N. E. 70 67 Assumption 92 72 Stonehill 71 92 New Haven 82 74 Hartford 57 90 Keene St. 74 72 Assumption 69 84 Lowell 73 75 Stonehill 99 87 Stonehill 101 80 New Haven 76 78 Springfield 91 81 Assumption 82 55 Springfield 61 78 Bentley 91 97 Quinnipiac 102 77 Assumption 89 91 Babson 80 91 Merrimack 116 85 Bridgeport 89 1982-83 1978-79 1980-81 Won 12, Lost 16 Won 18, Lost 10 Won 18, Lost 10 68 N. Hamp. Coll. 66 106 Worcester St. 80 53 N. Hamsp. C. 62 66 Merrimack 67 62 Quinnipiac 73 82 UMass.-Boston 66 76 Lowell 84 74 N. Hamp. Col. 73 70 Quinnipiac 72 79 Elizabeth C. 11 70 Southern Conn. 60 80 RIC 72 67 Cheyney 72 80 Bridgeport 93 76 U. Mass. 85 64 St. Anselm 57 74 RIC 66 88 Hartford 70 89 Southern Conn. 73 81 S. E. Mass. 66 83 Bridgeport 90 67 Bridgeport 72 79 Hartford 61 60 N.Y. Tech 62 79 Mt. St. Mary 94 98 Lowell 70 63 Longwood 62 62 Randolph-Macon 74 91 Sacred Heart 84 69 Mary-Baltimore 71 58 AIC 68 83 Bridgeport 99 94 Western N. E. 75 64 Bentley 65 74 S. E. Mass. 72 68 Lowell 63 99 Assumption 103 76 Lowell 71 77 Southern Conn. 73 74 Hartford 72 mfm. •*-. \ »^. 73 Springfield 76 66 Springfield 73 76 Stonehill 69 79 RIC 67 80 RIC 58 93 RIC 74 57 Barrington 58 65 S. E. Mass. 57 69 Assumption 92 A ' J \J*v\^\ 65 Quinnipiac 71 67 Quinnipiac 69 77 Bentley 97 83 Bentley 71 93 Sacred Heart 90 70 AIC 81 If /*~N \ I 77 Sacred Heart 78 85 Babson 76 77 Central Conn. 95 ef (Ml 101 St. Anselm 91 82 Bentley 68 83 St. Anselm 75 V v-/ IX 72 Central Conn. 59 11 St. Anselm 68 11 Hartford 80 90 Stonehill 74 11 Central Conn. 73 80 Springfield 71 61 Army 76 68 Stonehill 76 101 Keene St. 65 61 Assumption 75 84 AIC 79 67 Springfield 85 97 New Haven 96 70 Assumption 65 88 Stonehill 81 75 Babson 71 85 New Haven 83 63 Springfield 60 95 S. E. Mass. 93 72 Bentley 56 76 Assumption 83 88 Sacred Heart 92 71 Springfield 79

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29 Those six tournament berths now gives the eight Conference schools a total of 52 national tournament appearances in the 27-year history of the national Division Two tournament. In 1982 the NCAA granted the Northeast-8 an automatic berth NORTHEAST-8 CONFERENCE in the national tournament, assuring the Conference of at least one representative in each future national tourney. BASKETBALL The NE-8 also has had its share of outstanding individual players. In the past four years at least one Conference player has been selected to the U.S. Coaches Association first-team Division Two All-American squad. That string began in 1981 when Bryant's Ernie DeWitt was the top vote getter on the five- Although Northeast 8 Conference schools have enjoyed suc­ man All-American squad. cess in all areas of collegiate athletics, men's basketball is the Each of the Conference's eight teams qualify for the post­ sport where the Conference's eight colleges and universities season Conference tournament. This year's tourney will begin have gained the most national exposure. with four opening round games on Tuesday, Feb. 26. When the Conference was formed as a seven-school associa­ The opening round games will be held at the home sites of tion back in 1979, the Conference members already had com­ the top four finishers in the 14-game regular season Conference bined to make 45 trips to the NCAA Division Two national tourn­ schedule. The regular season champion will play the No. 8 ament. At that time that was at least 10 more national ap­ finisher with No. 2 meeeting No. 7 and so forth. pearances than any other Division Two Conference in the coun­ The two semifinal games will be played on Thursday, Feb. try. 28 at the home courts of the two highest seeded opening round In the four years since the Conference began regular season winners. The title game is slated for Saturday, March 2 at the play, six more teams have earned national post-season berths. home of the highest seeded semifinal winner.

Northeast-8 Conference

Composite Schedule

JANUARY 16 FEBRUARY 2 FEBRUARY 20 Assumption at Springfield AIC at Bentley AIC at Merrimack Bentley at St. Anselm Bryant at Assumption Bryant at Stonehill Merrimack at AIC St. Anselm at Merrimack St. Anselm at Bentley Stonehill at Bryant Springfield at Stonehill Springfield at Assumption

JANUARY 19 FEBRUARY 6 FEBRUARY 23 AIC at Stonehill AIC at St. Anselm AIC at Assumption Assumption at St. Anselm Assumption at Stonehill Bentley at Merrimack Bentley at Springfield Bentley at Bryant St. Anselm at Stonehill Merrimack at Bryant Merrimack at Springfield Springfield at Bryant

JANUARY 23 FEBRUARY 9 FEBRUARY 26 Bryant at Bentley Bryant at Merrimack Conference Playoffs St. Anselm at AIC St. Anselm at Assumption Opening Round Springfield at Merrimack Springfield at Bentley Stonehill at Assumption Stonehill at AIC FEBRUARY 28 JANUARY 26 FEBRUARY 10 Conference Playoffs Assumption at Bentley AIC at Bryant Semifinal Round Bryant at AIC Bentley at Assumption Springfield at St. Anselm Merrimack at Stonehill MARCH 2 Stonehill at Merrimack St. Anselm at Springfield Conference Playoff Championship Game JANUARY 28 FEBRUARY 13 AIC at Springfield Assumption at Merrimack Bentley at Stonehill Bryant at St. Anselm Merrimack at Assumption Springfield at AIC St. Anselm at Bryant Stonehill at Bentley JANUARY 30 FEBRUARY 16 Assumption at AIC Assumption at Bryant Bryant at Springfield Bentley at AIC Merrimack at Bentley Merrimack at St. Anselm Stonehill at St. Anselm Stonehill at Springfield 30 Northeasts Conference Statistics

1984-85 PRE-SEASON COACHES' POLL INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Team 83-84 Record Points SCORING G FG FT PTS AVG 1 AIC 23- 8 63 2 Assumption 18-11 54 Mario Elie, AIC 31 225 134 585 18.9 3 Stonehill 12-15 43 Lee Schatzlein, Bryant 27 193 108 494 18.3 4 Bentley 18- 9 35 Ivan Olivares, Springfield 23 155 91 401 17.4 5 Springfield 16-10 29 Ulysses Garcia, Hartford 21 131 95 357 17.0 6 Merrimack 14-13 26 Kevin Nolan, Assumption 29 185 103 473 16.3 7 St. Anselm 6-19 25 Tony Thomas, AIC 31 180 136 496 16.0 8 Bryant 6-21 13 Todd Orlando, Bentley 27 164 101 429 15.9 George Leonard, Stonehill 30 195 84 474 15.8 Ron Harrison, Bryant 25 167 58 392 15.7 Paul Baker, Assumption 28 131 171 433 15.5 Tony Fiore, Stonehill 30 183 76 442 14.7 1983-84 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS Dan Czerapowicz, Springfield 26 118 135 371 14.3 Greg Cooper, Bryant 24 133 64 330 13.8 FIRST TEAM John Tuozzo, Hartford 27 140 75 355 13.1 Mario Elie, AIC George Leonard, Stonehill Kevin Nolan, Assumption Ivan Olivares, Springfield REBOUNDING G REB AVG. Todd Orlando, Bentley Kevin Nolan, Assumption 29 350 12.1 George Leonard, Stonehill SECOND TEAM 30 298 9.9 Todd Orlando, Bentley 27 252 9.3 Dan Czerapowicz, Springfield Dave DeStito, St. Anselm 25 227 9.1 Ulysses Garcia, Hartford Ivan Olivares, Springfield 23 202 8.8 Kip Jones, Bentley Mario Elie, AIC 31 256 8.3 LEE SCHATZLEIN, BRYANT Steve Mack, Hartford 27 204 7.6 Tony Thomas, AIC Scott Schoonmaker, Assumption 29 218 7.5 Dan Czerapowicz, Springfield 26 186 7.2 Player of the Year — Steve Parham, Springfield 26 174 6.7 Mario Elie, AIC Rookies of the Year — Ivan Olivares, Springfield Jamie Cosgrove, St. Anselm FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA PCT. Coach of the Year — Jim Powell, AIC Todd Orlando, Bentley 23 164 258 .636 Kip Jones, Bentley 27 121 193 .627 Dan Czerapowicz, Springfield 26 118 204 .578 Mario Elie, AIC 31 225 398 .565 Scott Schoonmaker, Assumption 29 123 222 .554 Steve Ruggieri, Bryant 26 118 213 .554 ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS Tony Thomas, AIC 31 180 326 .552 Gregg Cooper, Bryant 24 133 241 ,552 Year Regular Season Playoffs George Leonard, Stonehill 30 195 354 .551 Lee Schatzlein, Bryant 27 193 355 .544 1980-81 Stonehill Stonehill 1981-82 Stonehill Stonehill 1982-83 AIC Assumption 1983-84 AIC AIC FREE THROW PERCENTAGE G FTM FTA PCT. Dan Czerapowicz, Springfield 26 135 157 .860 Kevin Nolan, Assumption 29 103 123 .837 Paul Baker, Assumption 28 171 211 .810 Mario Elie, AIC 31 135 170 .794 Lee Schatzlein, Bryant 27 108 136 .794 FINAL 1983-84 STANDINGS Ulysses Garcia, Hartford 21 95 121 .785 Conference Overall Gary Grumoli, Springfield 26 70 90 .778 Scott Schoonmaker, Assumption Won Lost Won Lost 29 116 151 .768 Mark Calzonetti, Bentley 27 77 103 .748 AIC 13 1 23 8 Peter Krause, Stonehill 30 63 85 .741 Assumption 10 4 18 11 Bentley 9 5 18 9 Hartford 8 6 18 9 Stonehill 7 7 17 13 Springfield 6 8 16 10 Bryant 2 12 6 21 St. Anselm 1 13 6 19 31 Bryant Basketball

NE-8 CONFERENCE

OPPONENTS

ASSUMPTION AIC BENTLEY

February 2 at Worcester January 26 at Springfield January 23 at Waltham February 16 at Smithfield February 10 at Smithfield February 6 at Smithfield Location — Worcester, Mass. 01609 Location — Springfield, Mass. Location — Waltham, Mass. 02254 Enrollment — 1.600 Enrollment — 1,600 Enrollment — 3,900 President — Joseph Hagan President — Harry J. Courniotes President — Dr. Gregory H. Adamian Athletic Director — Andy Laska Athletic Director — Milt Piepul Athletic Director — Al Shields Athletic Dept. Phone — (617) 752-5615 Athletic Dept. Phone — (413) 737-7000 Athletic Dept. Phone — (617) 891-2256 Head Coach — Joe O'Brien Head Coach — Jim Powell Head Coach — Frank Sullivan Alma Mater — Assumption '57 Alma Mater — South Carolina Alma Mater — Westfield State '73 Overall Career Record — Overall Career Record — 6 Years, 88-57 Overall Career Record — First Year 17 Years, 304-162 Career Record at AIC — Same Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-noon Career Record at Assumption — Same Best Time to Reach Coach — 10 a.m.-noon Sports Info. Director — Dick Lipe Best Time to Reach Coach — Mornings Sports Info. Director — Jim Bresciani Sports Info. Phone — (617) 891-2256 Sports Info. Director — Steve Morris Sports Info. Phone — Team Nickname — Falcons Sports Info. Phone — (617) 752-5615 (413) 737-7000 (ext 344) Colors — Blue & Gold Team Nickname — Greyhounds Team Nickname — Yellowjackets 1983-84 Record — 18-9 Colors — Blue and White Colors — Gold & White Lettermen Returning/Lost — 10/5 1983-84 Record — 18-11 1983-84 Record — 23-8 Lettermen Returning/Lost— 8/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 8-2

1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 26 Brandeis. Nov. 25 Salem; Nov. 29 at Providence Nov. 19 New Hamsphire College; Nov. 24 Keene Dec. 1 Quinnipiac; Dec. 4 at Central Conn.; Dec Dec. 1 N. Y. Tech: Dec. 7-8 Assumption Classic; State; Nov. 29 Southern Conn. 6 at Lowell; Dec. 10 at New Hamsphire College; Dec Dec. 28-29 at Gannon Tournament. Dec. 1 Central Conn. Dec. 3 Lowell; Dec. 6 at Quin­28-29 Bentley Tournament. Jan. 9 Worcester State; Jan. 11 Bridgeport; Jan. nipiac; Dec. 10 Bridgeport; Dec. 15 Westfield; Dec. Jan. 4-5 at St. Thomas of Villanova Tournament. 14 at Holy Cross; Jan. 16 at Springfield; Jan. 19 at 22 at Dowling; Dec. 28-29 at Central Conn. Tourney; Jan. 7 at Florida Inst of Tech; Jan. 10 at Bridgeport; St. Anselm; Jan. 21 Central Conn. Jan 23 Stonehill: Jan. 10 at St. Michael's Jan. 12 at New Haven; Jan. Jan. 12 at St. Michael's Jan. 16 at St. Anselm; Jan. Jan. 26 at Bentley; Jan. 28 Merrimack; Jan. 30 at AIC 16 Merrimack; Jan. 19 at Stonehill; Jan. 23 St. 17 at Salem; Jan. 19 at Springfield; Jan. 23 Bryant; Anselm; Jan. 26 Bryant; Jan. 28 at Springfield; Jan. Jan. 26 Assumption; Jan. 28 at Stonehill; Jan. 30 Feb. 2 Bryant; Feb. 4 St. Michael's; Feb. 6 at 30 Assumption; Merrimack; Stonehill; Feb. 9 St. Anselm; Feb. 10 Bentley; Feb Feb. 2 at Bentley; Feb. 6 at St. Anselm; Feb. 9 Feb. 2 at AIC; Feb. 6 at Bryant; Feb. 9 Springfield; 13 at Merrimack: Feb. 16 at Bryant: Feb. 18 at Keene; Stonehill Feb. lOat Bryant; Feb. 13 Springfield; Feb. Feb. 10 at Assumption; Feb. 13 Stonehill; Feb. 16 at Feb. 20 Springfield; Feb. 23 AIC; Feb. 26 NE-8 Tour­ 16 Bentley; Feb. 20 at Merrimack; Feb. 23 at Assump­ AIC; Feb. 20 at St. Anselm; Feb. 23 at Merrimack; nament. tion. Feb. 26-28 NE-8 Tournament.

32 MERRIMACK SPRINGFIELD

January 30 at Springfield February 23 at Smithfield Location — North Andover, MA 01845 Location — Springfield, Mass. 01109 Enrollment — 2,150 Enrollment — 2,300 President — Rev. John E. Deegan President — Wilbert E. Locklin Athletic Director — Robert DeGregorio Athletic Director — Ed Steitz Athletic Dept. Phone — (617) 683-7111 Athletic Dept. Phone — (413) 788-3332 Head Coach — Bert Hammel Head Coach — Ed Bilik Alma Mater — Bentley '73 Alma Mater — Springfield '57 Best Time to Reach Coach — 10-2 Overall Career Record — 18 Years, 285-173 Sports Info. Director — Paul McCarthy Career Record at Springfield — Same Sports Info. Phone — Sports Info. Director — Bob Marx (617) 683-7111, ext. 341 Sports Info. Phone — (413) 788-3341 Team Nickname — Warriors Team Nickname — Chiefs Colors — Blue, White & Gold Colors — Maroon & White 1983-84 Record — 14-13 1983-84 Record — 16-10 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 11/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 3/2

1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 16 St. Francis U. Nov. 28 at Boston U Nov. 29 Bridgeport. Dec. 1 at Harvard; Dec. 3 at St. Joseph's; Dec. 6 Dec. 1 at Lowell; Dec. 3 at Southern Conn. Dec. at Central Conn.; Dec. 8 Suffolk; Dec. 28-29 Mer­ 5 Keene State; Dec. 8 Central Conn. Dec. 15 rimack Tournament. Quinnipiac. Jan. 4 at St. Thomas-Florida; Jan. 7 at Florida In­ Jan. 4-5 at Albany Tourney; Jan. 12 Williams; Jan. ternational; Jan. 13 Lowell; Jan. 16 at AIC; Jan. 19 16 Assumption; Jan. 19 Bentley; Jan. 23 at Mer­ at Bryant; Jan. 23 Springfield; Jan. 26 Stonehill; Jan. rimack; Jan. 26 at St. Anselm; Jan. 28 AIC; Jan. 30 28 at Assumption; Jan. 30 at Bentley; Bryant. Feb. 2 St Anselm; Feb. 4 Keene State; Feb. 6 at Feb. 2 at Stonehill; Feb. 6 Merrimack; Feb. 9 at Springfield; Feb. 9 Bryant; Feb. 10 at Stonehill; Feb Bentley; Feb. 10 St. Anselm; Feb. 13 at AIC; Feb. 16 13 Assumption; Feb. 16 at St. Anselm; Feb. 20 AIC; Stonehill; Feb. 20 at Assumption; Feb. 23 at Bryant; Feb. 23 Bentley; Feb. 26-28 NE-8 Tournament. Feb. 26-28 NE-8 Tournament.

ST. ANSELM STONEHILL

January 2 at Smithfield January 16 at Smithfield February 13 at Manchester February 20 at North Easton Location — Manchester, N. H. 03102 Location — North Easton, Mass. 02357 Enrollment — 1,770 Enrollment — 1,800 President — Joachim Froehlich, OSB President — Fr. Bartley MacPhaidin Athletic Director — Ted Paulauskas Athletic Director — Ray Pepin Athletic Dept. Phone — Athletic Dept. Phone — (603) 669-1030 (ext 210) (617) 238-1081 (ext 384) Head Coach — Robert Brown Head Coach — Ray Pepin Alma Mater — Boston University '60 Alma Mater — R.I. College Overall Career Record- 1 Year, 6-19 Overall Career Record — First Year Career Record at St. Anselm — Same Best Time to Reach Coach — 10-2 Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sports Info. Director — Bob Richards Sports Info. Director — Kevin Provencher Sports Info. Phone — Sports Info. Phone — (603) 669-1030 (617) 238-1081 (ext 391) Team Nickname — Hawks Team Nickname — Chieftains Colors — Blue & White Colors — Purple & White 1983-84 Record — 6-19 1983-84 Record — 17-13 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 5/4 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 10/3

1984-85 Schedule Nov. 19 St. Michael; Nov. 23-24 at Adelphi 1984-85 Schedule Tourney; Nov. 27 at Dartmouth; Nov. 28 New Nov. 16 at St. Michael's; Nov. 19 at Bridgeport; England College. Nov. 26 at UMass.; Nov. 29 at URI; Dec. 1 at New Hamsphire College; Dec. 4 Quin­ Dec. 3 at New Hamsphire Colege; Dec. 5 Sacred nipiac; Dec. 8 at Lowell; Dec. 28-30 at Sacred Heart Heart; Dec. 8 at Boston College; Dec. 10 Quinnipiac; Tourney. Dec. 15 Lowell; Dec. 22 at Central Conn.; Dec. 29-30 Jan. 12 at Bowdoin; Jan. 13 at Colby; Jan. 16 Enterprise Classic. Bentley; Jan. 19 Assumption; Jan. 23 at AIC; Jan. 26 Jan. 16 at Bryant; Jan. 19 AIC; Jan. 23 at Assump­ Springfield; Jan. 28 at Bryant; Jan. 30 Stonehill. tion; Jan. 26 at Merrimack; Jan. 28 Bentley; Jan. 30 Feb. 2 at Merrimack; Feb. 6 AIC; Feb. 9 at Assump­ at St. Anselm. tion; Feb. 10 at Springfield; Feb. 10 at Springfield; Feb. 2 Springfield; Feb. 6 Assumption; Feb. 9 at Feb. 13 Bryant; Feb. 16 Merrimack. Feb. 20 at AIC; Feb. 10 Merrimack; Feb. 13 at Bentley; Feb. 16 Bentley, Feb. 23 at Stonehill. Feb. 26-28 NE-8 Tour­ at Bentley; Feb. 18 Southern Conn.; Feb. 20 Bryant; nament. Feb. 23 St. Anselm; Feb. 26-28 NE-8 Tournament.

33 Bryant Basketball

NON-CONFERENCE

OPPONENTS

NEW HAMSPHIRE COLLEGE LOWELL BRIDGEPORT

November 16 at Smithfield November 26 at Lowell November 30 at Bridgeport Tourney Location — Manchester, N.H. 03104 Location — Lowell, Mass. 01854 Enrollment — 1,750 Enrollment — 8,500 Location — Bridgeport, Conn., 06601 President — Edward M. Shapiro President — William T. Hogan Enrollment — 6,000 Athletic Director — Tom Sullivan Athletic Director — Jim Ciszek President — Leland Miles Ath. Dept. Phone — (603) 668-2211 Athletic Dept. Phone — Athletic Director — Fran Poisson Head Coach — Tom Sullivan (617) 432-5000 (ext. 2370) Athletic Dept. Phone — (203) 576-4059 Alma Mater/Year — Fordham '72 Head Coach — Don Doucette Head Coach — Bruce Webster Overall Career Record — 8 Years, 131-90 Alma Mater — Boston State '76 Alma Mater/Year — Rutgers '59 Career Record at N. Hamsphire — Same Overall Career Record — 2 Years, 38-18 Overall Career Record — 20 Years. 302-212 Sports Info. Director — John Clayton Career Record at Lowell — 1 Year, 15-13 Record at Bridgeport — Same Sports Info. Phone — (603) 668-221 (267) Best Time to Reach Coach — 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sports Info. Director — Dick Ondek Team Nickname — Penmen Sports Info. Director — B.L. Elfring Sports Info. Phone — (203) 576-4519 Colors — Blue and Gold Sports Info. Phone — Team Nickname — Purple Knights 1983-84 Record — 18-11 (617) 452-5000 (ext. 2370) Colors — Purple and White Lettermen Returning/Lost — 11/0 Team Nickname — Chiefs 1983-84 Record — 12-16 Colors — Red, White and Blue Lettermen Returning/Lost — 5/2 1983-84 Record — 15-12 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 8-1

1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 19 Stonehill; Nov. 28 at Springfield; Nov. 30 Nov. 16 at Bryant; Nov. 19 at AIC; Nov. 25-26 NHC Nov. 26 Bryant; Nov. 28 at Maine. Cox Classic. Invitational. Dec. 1 Springfield; Dec. 3 at AIC; Dec. 6 Bentley; Dec. 3 at C. W. Post; Dec. 7 at Mount St. Mary's; Dec 1 St. Anselm; Dec. 3 Stonehill; Dec. 7-8 at Dec 8 St. Anselm: Dec. 11 at Eastern Nazarene; Dec. 8 at Randolph Macon; Dec. 10 at AIC; Dec. 13 Assumption Tournament; Dec. 10 Bentley; Dec. 18 Dec. 15 at Stonehill; Dec. 29-30 at Stonehill Tourna­ Mercy. St. Michael's; Dec. 28-29 at Merrimack Tournament. ment. Jan. 10 at Bentley; Jan. 11 at Assumption; Jan. 14 Jan. 9 Salem State; Jan. 13 at Merrimack; Jan. 16 St. Michael's; Jan. 16 Quinnipiac; Jan. 18 at New Jan. 16 at Southern Conn.; Jan. 18 Bridgeport; at New Haven; Jan. 19 Bridgeport; Jan. 20 Sacred Hamsphire College; Jan. 19 at Lowell; Jan. 23 Sacred Jan, 19 Sacred Heart; Jan. 21 Keene State; Jan. 23 Heart; Jan. 23 New Hamsphire College: Jan. 26 at Heart; Jan. 26 at New Haven; Jan. 30 at Southern at Lowell; Jan. 26 at Central Conn.; Jan. 30 Quin­ Quinnipiac; Jan. 30 Central Conn. Conn. nipiac Feb. 2 at Bridgeport; Feb. 3 at Sacred Heart; Feb. Feb. 2 Lowell; Feb. 3 New Hamsphire College; Feb. 2 at Sacred Heart; Feb. 3 at Bridgeport; Feb. 6 Southern Conn.; Feb. 9 New Haven; Feb. 11 Feb. 6 at Central Conn.; Feb. 7 Keene; Feb. 9 at 6 New Haven; Feb. 9 Southern Conn.; Feb. 13 Cen­ Brandeis; Feb. 13 Quinnipiac; Feb. 16 at Southern Quinnipiac; Feb. 13 New Haven; Feb. 16 Central tral Conn.; Feb. 16 at New Haven; Feb. 20 Lowell; Conn.; Feb. 20 at New Hamsphire College; Feb. 23 Conn. Feb. 20 at Sacred Heart; Feb. 23 Southern Feb. 23 at Quinnipiac; Feb. 26-28 NECC playoffs. at Central Conn.; Feb. 26-28 NECC playoffs. Conn. Feb. 26-28 NECC playoffs.

34 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT CENTRAL CONNECTICUT

December 4 at Providence December 6 at Smithfield December 11 at Smithfield Location — Providence, RI Location — New Haven, Conn., 06515 Location — New Britain, Conn., 06050 Enrollment — 5,100 Enrollment — 6,800 Enrollment — 6,800 President — John Nazarian (acting) Athletic Director — Ray DeFrancesco President — F. Don James Athletic Director — William Baird Athletic Dept. Phone — (203) 397-4377 Athletic Director — Richard McDuffie Athletic Dept. Phone — (401) 456-8007 Head Coach — Art Leary Athletic Dept. Phone — (203) 827-7636 Head Coach — Jim Adams Alma Mater/Year — Quinnipiac '70 Head Coach — Bill Detrick Overall Career Record — 5 Years, 66-59 Overall Career Record — 6 Years, 94-75 Alma Mater — Central Conn. '49 Record at RIC — Same Record at Southern — Same Overall Career Record — 16 Years, 427-217 Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sports Info. Director — Rick Leddy Career Record at Central Conn. — Same Sports Info. Director — Dave Kemmy Sports Info. Phone — (203) 397-4225 Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-noon Sports Info. Phone — (401) 456-8516 Team Nickname — Owls Sports Info. Director — Jim Husbands Team Nickname — Anchormen Colors — Blue and White Sports Info. Phone — (203) 827-7636 Colors — Blue and Gold 1983-84 Record — 14-14 Team Nickname — Blue Devils 1983-84 Record — 17-9 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 6/3 Colors — Blue and White Lettermen Returning/Lost — 9/3 1983-84 Record — 26-6 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 9/3

1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 16 at Barrington Tournament; Nov. 28 Roger Nov. 29 at AIC. Nov. 26 at Seton Hall; Nov. 27 at East Carolina. Williams. Dec. 1 at Georgetown; Dec. 3 Springfield; Dec. 6 Dec. 1 at AIC; Dec. 4 Bentley; Dec. 6 Merrimack; Dec. 1-2 at Amherst Tournament; Dec. 4 Bryant; at Bryant; Dec. 10 at Southhampton; Dec. 28-29 at Dec. 8 at Springfield; Dec. 11 at Bryant; Dec. 22 Dec. 6 at Eastern Nazarene; Dec. 8 Barrington; Dec. Bentley Tournament. Stonehill; Dec. 28-29 Central Conn Tournament. 15 Southern Maine. Jan. 9 at Maryland-Bait.; Jan. 9 at Coppin; Jan. 12 Jan. 5 Virginia State; Jan. 14 New Haven; Jan. 16 Jan. 11 at California-San Diego; Jan. 14 at at Dowling; Jan. 14 at Quinnipiac; Jan. 16 N. H. Col­ at Sacred Heart; Jan. 21 at Assumption; Jan. 23 Redlands; Jan. 16 at Chapman; Jan. 19 Western New lege; Jan. 19 Central Conn. Jan. 23 New Haven; Jan. Quinnipiac; Jan. 26 New Hamsphire College; Jan. 30 England; Jan. 24 Eastern Conn.; Jan. 26 at Western 24 Keene State; Jan. 26 at Sacred Heart; Jan. 28 at at Lowell. Conn. Western Conn. Jan.30 Bridgeport. Feb. 2 at New Haven; Feb. 6 Bridgeport; Feb. 8 Feb. 2 S. E. Mass; Feb. 7 Salve Regina; Feb. 9 Feb. 2 at Quinnipiac; Feb. 6 at Lowell; Feb.9 at Sacred Heart; Feb. 9 at Delaware; Feb. 11 at Quin­ at Babson; Feb. 13 Brandeis; Feb. 16 at Fitchberg; N.H. College: Feb. 13 Sacred Heart; Feb. 16 Lowell; nipiac; Feb. 13 at New Hamsphire; Feb. 16 at Feb. 21 Suffolk; Feb. 23 at Mass-Boston; Feb. 26 at Feb. 18 at Stonehill; Feb. 20 at Central Conn. Feb. Bridgeport; Feb. 20 Southern Conn. Feb. 23 Lowell; Eastern Conn. 23 at Bridgeport; Feb. 26-28 NECC playoffs. Feb. 26-28 NECC playoffs.

UNIVERSITY SACRED HEART ST. JOSEPH'S OF RHODE ISLAND December 28-29-30 February 22 at Smithfield December 13 at Kingston at Sacred Heart Tournament Location — North Windham, Maine Location — Kingston, R.I. Location — Bridgeport, Conn.. 06606 Enrollment — 480 Enrollment — 11,500 Enrollment — 1,800 Athletic Director — Rick Simond President — Edward D. Eddy President — Anthony Pinciaro Athletic Dept. Phone — (207) 892-6766 Athletic Director — John Chuckran Athletic Director — Dave Bike Head Coach — Rick Simond Athletic Dept. Phone — (401) 792-2235 Athletic Dept. Phone — (203) 371-7827 Alma Mater — Southern Maine Head Coach — Brendan Malone Head Coach — Dave Bike Overall Career Record — 5 Years, 92-43 Alma Mater/Year — lona '62 Overall Career Record— 7 Years, 134-47 Career Record at St. Joe's — Same Overall Career Record — First Year Career Record at Sacred Heart — Same Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Best Time to Reach Coach — 10 a.m.-noon Best Time to Reach Coach — 9 a.m.-noon Team Nickname — Monks Sports Info. Director — Jim Norman Sports Info. Director — Sandy Sulzycki Colors — Royal Blue and White Sports Info. Phone — (401) 792-2409 Sports Info. Phone — (203) 371-7828 1983-84 Record — 24-5 Team Nickname — Rams Team Nickname — Pioneers Lettermen Returning/Lost — 7/2 Colors — Blue and White Colors — Red and White 1983-84 Record — 6-22 1983-84 Record — 26-7 Lettermen Lost/Returning — 7/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost — 6/8

1984-85 Schedule 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 27 Hartford; Nov. 29 Stonehill. 1984-85 Schedule Nov. 17, St. Joseph's of Vermont; Nov. 19. at Dec 1 at Maine; Dec. 6 New Hamsphire; Dec. 8 Nov. 17 at Florida Institute; Nov. 19, at Webber; Husson; Nov. 28, Farmington. at Providence; Dec 11 at Boston College; Dec. 13 Nov. 25-26 New Hampshire College Tournament; Dec. 1, University of New England; Dec. 3, Mer­ Bryant; Dec. 15 at Connecticut. Nov. 30 Keene State. rimack; Dec. 6, at Southern Maine; Dec. 8-9, Jan. 3 at Rutgers; Jan. 5 St. Bonaventure; Jan. 10 Dec. 5 at Stonehill; Dec 15 at Pace; Dec. 18 C.W. McDonald's Tournament; Dec. 13, Curry; Dec. 15, at West Virginia; Jan. 12 at Duquesne; Jan. 17 Tem­ Post; Dec. 21 at St. Michael's. Dec. 28-30 Holiday at New England College. ple; Jan. 19 at Penn. State; Jan. 22 Brown; Jan. 24 Classic Jan. 2, at Florida Tech; Jan. 5, at Stetson; Jan. 7, St. Joseph's; Jan. 26 Massachusetts; Jan. 31 George Jan. 16 Central Conn.; Jan. 19 at New Hamsphire; at Florida State; Jan. 17, at Maine Maritime; Jan. 19, Washington. Jan. 20 at Lowell; Jan. 23 at Bridgeport; Jan. 26 at Gordon; Jan. 21, Husson; Jan. 25-26, at Manhat- Feb. 2 at Massachusetts; Feb. 7 Penn State; Feb. Southern Conn.; Jan. 30 at New Haven. tanville Tournament; Jan. 29. Bowdoin; Jan. 31. at 9 at George Washington; Feb. 14 at Temple; Feb. 16 Feb. 2 New Hamsphire College; Feb. 3 Lowell; University of New England. at St. Joseph's; Feb. 21 Duquesne; Feb. 23 West Feb. 6 Quinnipiac; Feb. 8 at Central Conn; Feb. 11 Feb. 2, at Farmington; Feb. 4, Thomas; Feb. 6, Virginia; Feb. 28 at St. Bonaventure. Queens; Feb. 13 at Southern Conn.; Feb. 16 Quin­ Plymouth State; Feb. 10, Roger Williams; Feb. 13, March 2 Rutgers. March 6-9 at Atlantic 10 nipiac; Feb. 20 Bridgeport: Feb. 23 New Haven; Feb. Southern Maine; Feb. 18, at Thomas; Feb. 22, at Tournament. 26-28 NECC playoffs. Bryant.

35 Series Records

Conference Opponents * Series First * 1983-84 Last Bryant Record Meeting Scores Victory

Assumption 4-13 1974-75 83-85, 67-92, 77-89 1980-81 AIC 3- 7 1979-80 69-80, 68-69 1980-81 Bentley 19-14 1962-63 82-83, 76-88 1981-82 Merrimack 1- 5 1970-71 68-72 1981-82 Springfield 6-10 1976-77 60-73, 55-61 1982-83 St. Anselm 10- 1 1976-77 74-72, 83-63 1983-84 Stonehill 9-11 1971-72 86-89, 89-91, 87-101 1982-83

Non-Conference Opponents

* Series First * 1983-84 Last Bryant Record Meeting Scores Victory

Bridgeport 4-8 1974-75 65-68 1981-82 Central Connecticut 7-5 1973-74 90-110 1980-81 Keene State 2-0 1981-82 90-74 1983-84 Lowell 8-1 1977-78 73-66 1983-84 New Hampshire College 3-5 1968-69 75-79 1982-83 Plymouth State First Meeting Rhode Island First Meeting Rhode Island Colege 16-5 1969-70 87-79 1983-84 Sacred Heart 8-2 1963-64 No Game 1980-81 St. Joseph's 1-0 1981-82 No Game 1981-82 Southern Connecticut 5-2 1975-76 65-68 1980-81 * Bryant result(s) listed first

Bryant Basketball Quick Facts MARTY MORAN Assistant Coach Head Coach — Leon Drury Assistant Coaches — Mike McGuinn, Marty Moran Coaches Phone — (401) 232-6075 Best Time to Reach Coaches — 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 1983-84 Record — Overall: 6-21; NE-8; 2-13 Lettermen Returning — 6 1984-85 Captain — Rich Lombardi Marty joined the Bryant coaching staff shortly before the start Home Games — Bryant Gymnasium of the season. Capacity — 2,700 A graduate of St. Anselm College and Suffolk University Law Home Game Starting Times — 7:30 School, Marty will assist in scouting and recruiting. For the past SID — John Gillooly two years, he has served as the director and head coach of the SID Phone — (401) 232-6072 Rhode Island AAU Junior Olympic Basketball Program. A former assistant coach at Barrington (R.I.) High, he also has been an instructor at several New England summer basketball camps, including the Providence College and Bryant camps. 36

How to Reach

Bryant College

The Bryant campus is located close to the interstate highway network which allows accessibility to major cities of Massachusetts, northern New En­ gland, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania arid Washington, DC. Located on Route 7 in Smithfield. Rhode Island, Bryant can be reached; From the north (northern New England, Massachusetts) by taking Routes 91. 89,93 or 95 south to Route 295 south in Rhode Island, to Route ~; From the west (Connecticut, up­ state New York and points west) by taking Routes 87, 90, 84, 86, 44 or 6 to I46 south or 295 north in Rhode Island, to Route ~: From the east (eastern Massa­ chusetts) by taking Routes 44 or 195 west to Route 95 north, to Route I46 west, to Route 116 south to Route "?; From the south (southern Con­ necticut, southern New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington. DC and points south) by taking Route 95 north to Route 295 north in Rhode Island to Route 7. The Theodore F. Green Airport. 22 miles from campus in Warwick, RI. and the main bus terminal and rail road station in Providence provide •« convenient transportation from all New England states and beyond. Transportation to campus from these terminals must be arranged by the parents and student.

Bryant College 12 Miles Northwest of Providence.