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BROWN • COLUMBIA • CORNELL • DARTMOUTH • HARVARD • PENN • PRINCETON • YALE 2010-11 Ivy League MEN’S BASKETBALL Week 18 • March 9, 2011 Contact: Scottie Rodgers • [email protected] • 609-258-2999 2010-11 STANDINGS UPCOMING SCHEDULE Saturday, March 12 Ivy League Overall Harvard vs. Princeton, 4 pm [ESPN3] [SIRIUS] GP Record Win% Home Away GP Record Win% Home Away Neutral Streak Ivy League Playoff Harvard 14 12-2 0.857 7-0 5-2 28 23-5 0.821 14-0 9-5 0-0 W 2 John J. Lee Amphitheater, New Haven, Conn. Princeton 14 12-2 0.857 7-0 5-2 30 24-6 0.800 12-0 10-5 2-1 W 1 Yale 14 8-6 0.571 5-2 3-4 28 15-13 0.536 9-4 6-8 0-1 L 1 Sunday, March 13 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Penn 14 7-7 0.500 4-3 3-4 28 13-15 0.481 7-5 5-10 1-0 L 1 Championship Selection Show, 6 pm [CBS] Columbia 14 6-8 0.429 4-3 2-5 28 15-13 0.536 10-4 5-9 0-0 W 1 Cornell 14 6-8 0.429 4-3 2-5 28 10-18 0.357 6-6 3-11 1-1 W 3 Tuesday-Wednesday, March 15-16 Brown 14 4-10 0.286 3-4 1-6 28 11-17 0.393 8-5 3-12 0-0 L 2 NCAA First Round Dartmouth 14 1-13 0.071 1-6 0-7 28 5-23 0.179 3-8 2-15 0-0 L 11 University of Dayton Arena, Dayton, Ohio 2011 IVY LEAGUE Thursday & Saturday, March 17 & 19 NCAA Second & Third Rounds MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYOFF Pepsi Center, Denver, Colo. The Ivy League conducts a playoff in men’s basketball when teams St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, Fla. tie for the regular-season title to determine League’s automatic bid McKale Center, Tempe, Ariz. recipient for the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. Verizon Center, Washington, D.C. Harvard and Princeton share the 2010-11 Ivy League title with identical 12-2 records in League play. The two teams split in their season series Thursday & Saturday, March 24 & 26 with Harvard falling to Yale on February 26 and Princeton bested by NCAA Regionals Brown on February 19. This 2011 playoff is the eighth in Ivy League New Orleans Arena, New Orleans men’s basketball history. Princeton has been involved in all seven Honda Center, Anaheim, Calif. previous playoffs, winning three. Friday & Sunday, March 25 & 27 PLAYOFF HISTORY NCAA Regionals Standings Prudential Center, Newark, N.J. Alamadome, San Antonio, Texas W L Win% Columbia 1 0 1.000 Saturday, April 2 Dartmouth 1 0 1.000 NCAA National Semifi nals Penn 2 2 0.500 Reliant Stadium, Houston Princeton 3 4 0.429 Yale 1 2 0.333 Monday, April 4 NCAA National Championship Reliant Stadium, Houston Results 1959 1981 March 7 in New Haven, Conn. March 10 in Easton, Pa. KEY: Dartmouth 69, Princeton 68 Princeton 54, Penn 40 ESPN3 - ESPN3.com; SIRIUS - SIRIUS Satellite Radio (Channel 130) 1963 1996 March 8 in Bronx, N.Y. March 9 in Bethlehem, Pa. Princeton 65, Yale 53 Princeton 63, Penn 56 (ot) 1969 2002 March 5 in Jamaica, N.Y. March 7 in Philadelphia Columbia 92, Princeton 74 Yale 76, Princeton 60 1980 March 9 in Easton, Pa. March 4 in Easton, Pa. Penn 77, Yale 58 Penn 50, Princeton 49 2010-11 Ivy League MEN’S BASKETBALL Week 18 AWARD HISTORY WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS PLAYER OF THE WEEK School Last Occurrence Player PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Brown February 21, 2011* Peter Sullivan November 15 ..................................Keith Wright, Harvard, Junior, Forward Columbia January 17, 2011* Noruwa Agho November 22 ....................Christian Webster, Harvard, Sophomore, Guard Cornell January 3, 2011 Chris Wroblewski .....................................................Austin Morgan, Yale, Sophomore, Guard Dartmouth February 23, 2009 Alex Barnett November 29 ..................................Keith Wright, Harvard, Junior, Forward Harvard March 7, 2011 Brandyn Curry December 6 .........................Ian Hummer, Princeton, Sophomore, Forward Penn February 21, 2011* Tyler Bernardini Princeton February 28, 2011 Kareem Maddox December 13 .................................Noruwa Agho, Columbia, Junior, Guard Yale February 14, 2011* Greg Mangano ...............................................Kareem Maddox, Princeton, Senior, Forward December 20 .........................Kareem Maddox, Princeton, Senior, Forward ROOKIE OF THE WEEK December 27 ..........................................Zack Rosen, Penn, Junior, Guard School Last Occurrence Player January 3 .....................................Chris Wroblewski, Cornell, Junior, Guard Brown February 21, 2011 Sean McGonagill January 10 .....................................Noruwa Agho, Columbia, Junior, Guard Columbia March 7, 2011 Meiko Lyles Cornell December 7, 2009 Errick Peck ............................................................Greg Mangano, Yale, Junior, Center Dartmouth December 20, 2010 Gediminas Bertasius January 17 .....................................Noruwa Agho, Columbia, Junior, Guard Harvard January 17, 2011 Laurent Rivard ............................................................Greg Mangano, Yale, Junior, Center Penn January 31, 2011 Miles Cartwright January 24 ..........................................Greg Mangano, Yale, Junior, Center Princeton February 1, 2010 Ian Hummer January 31 ...............................Kyle Casey, Harvard, Sophomore, Forward Yale February 28, 2011 Jeremiah Kreisberg ....................................................... Jack Eggleston, Penn, Senior, Forward *Shared honor February 7 ..............................Sean McGonagill, Brown, Freshman, Guard February 14 .................................... Keith Wright, Harvard, Junior, Forward ............................................................Greg Mangano, Yale, Junior, Center February 21 ....................................Peter Sullivan, Brown, Senior, Forward ...................................................... Tyler Bernardini, Penn, Senior, Forward February 28 ...........................Kareem Maddox, Princeton, Senior, Forward March 7 ................................. Brandyn Curry, Harvard, Sophomore, Guard ROOKIES OF THE WEEK November 15 .............................Miles Cartwright, Penn, Freshman, Guard November 22 ..........................Sean McGonagill, Brown, Freshman, Guard November 29 .............................Miles Cartwright, Penn, Freshman, Guard December 6 .............................Laurent Rivard, Harvard, Freshman, Guard December 13 .......................Steve Frankoski, Columbia, Freshman, Guard December 20 ..........Gediminas Bertasius, Dartmouth, Freshman, Forward December 27 .............................Miles Cartwright, Penn, Freshman, Guard January 3 .................................Laurent Rivard, Harvard, Freshman, Guard January 10 .............................Dockery Walker, Brown, Freshman, Forward January 17 ...............................Laurent Rivard, Harvard, Freshman, Guard January 24 ..........................Jeremiah Kreisberg, Yale, Freshman, Forward January 31 .................................Miles Cartwright, Penn, Freshman, Guard February 7 ..............................Sean McGonagill, Brown, Freshman, Guard February 14 ............................Sean McGonagill, Brown, Freshman, Guard February 21 ............................Sean McGonagill, Brown, Freshman, Guard February 28 ........................Jeremiah Kreisberg, Yale, Freshman, Forward March 7 ..................................... Meiko Lyles, Columbia, Freshman, Guard www.ivyleaguesports.com Page 2 2010-11 Ivy League MEN’S BASKETBALL Week 18 NATIONAL POSTSEASON AWARDS IVY POSTSEASON AWARDS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES (NABC) The names receiving Ivy League men’s basketball postseason honors following All-District the 2010-11 season are ones to remember because the majority have eligibility First Team remaining and will be back on Ivy hardwoods for the 2011-12 season. Keith Wright, Harvard Ian Hummer, Princeton The League’s Player and Defensive Player of the Year winners were juniors this season and four of the five players on each of the first and second teams earning Second Team All-Ivy honors return next year for their respective teams. Noruwa Agho, Columbia Zack Rosen, Penn Player of the Year Jack Eggleston, Penn Keith Wright, Harvard (Jr., F, Suffolk, Va.) Kareem Maddox, Princeton Greg Mangano, Yale Rookie of the Year *Sean McGonagill, Brown (Fr., G, Brookfield, Ill.) CAPITAL ONE/CoSIDA Academic All-America Defensive Player of the Year Second Team Kareem Maddox, Princeton (Sr., F, Oak Park, Calif.) Garrett Leffelman, Brown First Team All-Ivy Third Team Noruwa Agho, Columbia (Jr., G, New City, N.Y.) Chris Wrowblewski, Cornell *Keith Wright, Harvard (Jr., F, Suffolk, Va.) Zack Rosen, Penn (Jr., G, Colonia, N.J.) Academic All-District *Kareem Maddox, Princeton (Sr., F, Oak Park, Calif.) First Team *Greg Mangano, Yale (Jr., C, Orange, Conn.) Garrett Leffelman, Brown Chris Wrowblewski, Cornell Second Team All-Ivy Chris Wroblewski, Cornell (Jr., G, Highland Park, Ill.) Kyle Casey, Harvard (So., F, Medway, Mass.) Brandyn Curry, Harvard (So., G, Huntersville, N.C.) Ian Hummer, Princeton (So., F, Vienna, Va.) Dan Mavraides, Princeton (Sr., G, San Mateo, Calif.) Honorable Mention Tucker Halpern, Brown (So., F, Brookline, Mass.) Brian Barbour, Columbia (So., G, Alamo, Calif.) Christian Webster, Harvard (So., G, Washington, D.C.) Jack Eggleston, Penn (Sr., F, Noblesville, Ind.) * - Unanimous Selection www.ivyleaguesports.com Page 3 2010-11 Ivy League MEN’S BASKETBALL Week 18 TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES BROWN ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL Senior F Peter Sullivan completed his career with several Brown milestones: March 7 fourth in all-time career scoring (1,361 points) and career free throws (393), Rk Team (First Place Votes) ....................Record ................ Pts ............Pvs seventh in single-season free throws (151)
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