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MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S BASKETBALLL TABLE of CONTENTS/QUICK FACTS TABLE of CONTENTS 2010-11 Schedule 2010-11 SCHEDULE H LOCK HAVEN (Nov. 19 at Millersville, Pa. • 8 p.m.) H ASHLAND (Nov. 20 at Millersville, Pa. • 8 p.m.) A PHILA U. (Nov. 28 at Philadelphia, Pa. • 3 p.m.) H LINCOLN (Dec. 1 at Millersville, Pa. • 1 p.m.) H USP (Dec. 9 at Millersville, Pa. • 4 p.m.) A GOLDEY-BEACOM (Dec. 13 at Wilmington, Del. • 7 p.m.) A ASHLAND (Dec. 30 at Ashland, Ohio • 7:30 p.m.) A GANNON (Jan. 3 at Erie, Pa. • 7:30 p.m.) A CLARION (Jan. 4 at Clarion, Pa. • 8 p.m.) H LOCK HAVEN (Jan. 8 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) H EDINBORO (Jan. 9 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) A BLOOMSBURG (Jan. 12 at Bloomsburg, Pa. • 7 p.m.) H MANSFIELD (Jan. 15 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) H CHEYNEY (Jan. 19 at Millersville, Pa. • 8 p.m.) H WEST CHESTER (Jan. 22 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) A E. STROUDSBURG (Jan. 26 at E. Stroudsburg, Pa. • 8 p.m.) H KUTZTOWN (Jan. 29 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) A SHIPPENSBURG (Feb. 2 at Shippensburg, Pa. • 8 p.m.) H BLOOMSBURG (Feb. 5 at Millersville, Pa. • 3 p.m.) A CHEYNEY (Feb. 9 at Cheyney, Pa. • 8 p.m.) A MANSFIELD (Feb. 12 at Mansfield, Pa. • 3 p.m.) H E. STROUDSBURG (Feb. 16 at Millersville, Pa. • 8 p.m.) A WEST CHESTER (Feb. 19 at West Chester, Pa. • 3 p.m.) H SHIPPENSBURG (Feb. 23 at Millersville, Pa. • 8 p.m.) A KUTZTOWN (Feb. 26 at Kutztown, Pa. • 3 p.m.) Quick Facts 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S BASKETBALLL TABLE OF CONTENTS/QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 2010-11 Schedule ..............................................................................................................2 Quick Facts .........................................................................................................................3 Marauder Pride ..................................................................................................................4 University Information ..................................................................................................5-10 Coaching Staff .............................................................................................................11-14 Season Outlook ...........................................................................................................15-18 2010-11 Marauders .....................................................................................................19-30 2009 in Review ...........................................................................................................31-34 History ........................................................................................................................35-44 Gameday at Millersville ....................................................................................................45 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY Founded .......................................................................................................................1855 Location .......................................................................................................Millersville, Pa. Mailing Address .........................................................P.O. Box 1002 , Millersville, Pa. 17551 Enrollment ..................................................................................................................8,729 President ..........................................................................................Dr. Francine G. McNairy Nickname ............................................................................................................Marauders School Colors ................................................................................Black and Gold (PMS 124) Affiliation ....................................................................................................NCAA Division II Conference ..................................Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (Eastern Division) BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball ..............................................................................1899-00 All-Time Record ........................................................................1,312-823-1 (.615) Years in NCAA Tournament (Last) ............................................................11 (2008) Result .................................................L, California (Pa.), 64-52 (East Region Final) BASKETBALL INFORMATION 2009-10 Overall Record ..................................................................................8-19 Home ...............................................................................................................6-8 Away ..............................................................................................................2-10 Neutral .............................................................................................................0-0 PSAC Eastern Division Record/Finish .......................................................3-11/8th Home ...............................................................................................................3-4 Away ................................................................................................................0-7 Starters returning/lost .....................................................................................2/3 Letterwinners returning/lost............................................................................6/6 3 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S BASKETBALL MARAU DER PRI DE Millersville University was founded in 1855—then known as Lancaster Normal School. In 1889, Millersville started playing intercollegiate athletics, beginning a tradition of excellence and pride that is entering its 121st year. Since the first baseball team took the field, the athletics department has grown into 22 teams competing at the NCAA Division I and II levels. Few universities can match the longstanding success that Millersville’s athletics programs have enjoyed. Since joining the PSAC, the Marauders have compiled 42 team PSAC Championships in 13 different sports. The fan base and student-support of the Marauders is unrivaled among its peers. Packed venues are common, especially in Pucillo Gymnasium during basketball season, when the “Pucillo Posse”—a rowdy cheering section—helps the teams to victory. The students support all sports at Millersville. In 2008, the men’s soccer program ranked 12th in the nation in home attendance. The spirit was no more evident than in late November when nearly 1,000 fans attended the team’s NCAA Tournament contest despite the freezing temperatures. Another key part of the tradition is Millersville’s mascots, the Marauder, and Skully. The Marauder’s origin dates back to the 1930s. He received a partner at Homecoming in 2004 in Skully. Skully has become a favorite among patrons with his eye patch, an earring, size 13 boots and enthusiasm for Millersville sports. 4 University Information 2010 MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY • MEN’S BASKETBALLL ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION MILLERSVILLE ATHLETICS PEG KAUFFMAN Jefferson Hall (164 W. Cottage Ave.) DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS P.O. Box 1002 A 1987 graduate of Millersville University, Peg Millersville, PA 17551-0302 Kauffman returned to her alma mater as the director Main Office Phone: 717-872-3361 of athletics in 2007 after serving as Millersville’s Department Fax: 717-871-2200 interim director of women’s athletics and 13 years as the head women’s basketball coach at Lebanon UNIVERSITY CONTACTS Valley. Department Location Phone During her brief stint as director of athletics, Admissions Lyle Hall 871-5701 Kauffman has overseen the department’s move Registrar Lyle Hall 872-3035 to Jefferson Hall (the university’s first all-athletics Housing Harbold Hall 871-5837 building), renovations to the Millersville University Softball Field and the addition of women’s golf as an Financial Aid Lyle Hall 872-3026 intercollegiate athletic program. In her first 12 seasons at LVC, she guided the Dutchmen to a 183-117 record. DIRECTORY Her squads qualified for the Commonwealth Conference playoffs six times and (click on name for e-mail) competed in the Eastern College Athletic Conference South Region Championships on five occasions. She was also honored as the Commonwealth Conference and Position Name Phone Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year after the VP of Student Affairs Dr. Aminta Breaux 872-3594 2001-02 season after her squad finished with a program-record 23 wins, including Director of Athletics Peg Kauffman 872-3402 13-1 in conference play to earn the program’s first Commonwealth Conference Associate Director of Athletics Steve Roach 871-7210 regular-season title. Associate Director of Athletics Dr. Anthony Grant 871-5157 Kauffman served as the assistant director of athletics at Lebanon Valley since Dir. of Athletic Communications Ethan Hulsey 872-3100 2001. During her tenure in that position, she assisted in the coordination of NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Richard Glenn 871-2279 compliance for LVC’s 21 athletic teams. She also was the senior women’s adminis- Asst. to the Director of Athletics Donna Bazow 872-3402 trator. She also served on numerous committees within the Middle Atlantic States Administrative Assistant Randi Gordner 872-7211 Collegiate Athletic Corporation. Athletics Graduate Assistant Miles Gallagher 872-3198 In addition to being an All-American guard and three-time Pennsylvania State Athletics Graduate Assistant Forrest Mengle 872-3198 Athletic Conference (PSAC) All-Star, Kauffman spent the 1992-93 campaign as an Athletic Comm. Graduate Assistant Emily Simeral 872-3100 assistant coach with the Marauders. Athletic Comm. Graduate
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