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NEWSPAPERS General Information Publication Contact Phone/Fax/E-mail Name: The Abington Journal Sports Editor (570) 587-1148/(570) 586-3980 Location: Scranton, 18510 [email protected] Enrollment: 3,942 full-time undergraduates Founded: 1888 The Aquinas Sports Editor (570) 941-7464/(570) 342-0888 Nickname: Royals President: Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, SJ Citizens Voice Sports Editor (570) 821-2056/(570) 821-2247 Web Address: athletics.scranton.edu [email protected] Athletics Director: Toby Lovecchio (Scranton ‘85) Assistant Directors of Athletics: Colleen Scranton Chris Imperiale (570) 348-9125/(570) 348-9135 Pivirotto (SWA), Steve Klingman (Assoc.), Times-Tribune Scott Walsh [email protected] Kevin Southard Donnie Collins Athletics Department Phone: (570)941-7440 Marty Myers Sports Information Director: Kevin Southard Phone/Fax: (570)941-7571/(570)941-4223 Times Leader Paul Sokoloski (570) 829-7143/(570) 829-7319 Email: [email protected] Asst. SID: Randy Shemanski Derek Levarse [email protected] Email: [email protected] [email protected] Affi liation: NCAA Division III RADIO Conference: Landmark Conference Station Contact Phone/Fax/E-mail Conference Members: The Catholic WUSR-FM Ken Sandrowicz (570) 941-7648/(570) 941-4279 University of America, , [email protected] , , Mora- vian College, , U.S. TELEVISION Merchant Marine Academy. Elizabethtown Station Contact Phone/Fax/E-mail College will become a member during the WBRE/WYOU-TV Ken Brown (570) 823-2828/(570) 829-0440 2014-2015 academic year. AJ Donatelli [email protected] Head Coach: Carl Danzig (Baker ’87, 14th [email protected] year, 245-110, .690, entering 2015 season) Assistant: (Nazareth '09, 4th WNEP-TV Jim Coles (570) 346-7475/(570) 341-1380 year) Sharla McBride [email protected] 2013-14 Record: 24-4/12-2 Landmark (1st) Steve Lloyd Program Highlights NCAA Championships (2): 1976,1983 WIRE SERVICE NCAA Final Four Appearances (4): Company Contact Phone/Fax 1976 (1st), 1977 (3rd), 1983 (1st), 1988 (2nd) Associated Press Sports Editor (251) 561-1133/(215) 561-3544 NCAA Tournament Appearances (25): 1975 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 Ridgeway, Ohio native Dean Corwin will begin his #Middle Atlantic/Freedom Conf. Titles (17): ninth full season broadcasting Royals’ . 1969, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1993 A 1994 graduate of The University of Findlay 2000, 2003, 2006 (Ohio), he has done play-by-play broadcasting for ^Middle Eastern College Athletic Associa- the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, the former tion Titles (1) AAA affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, and for 1976 Landmark Conference Titles (5): 2008, 2009, the Scranton-Wilkes Barre Yankees, the AAA affili- 2011, 2012, 2014 ate of the New York Yankees. He currently serves 20-or-More Win Seasons (22): as the public address announcer for the Scranton- 1923 (21-0), 1969 (20-5), 1975 (20-9) Wilkes Barre Yankees for their home games at PNC 1976 (27-5), 1977 (24-8), 1978 (22-7) Field in nearby Moosic, Pennsylvania. He was also the play-by-play voice for 1982 (23-6), 1983 (29-3), 1984 (23-6) the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers of the Arena Football 2 for three seasons. 1986 (20-9), 1987(22-7), 1988 (29-3) 1991(23-6), 1992 (25-3), 1993(27-2) You can listen to Royal basketball all season long at wusrfm.com. 2003 (24-6), 2005 (20-7) 2006 (21-7) 2009(21-7), 2011 (20-6), 2012 (23-8) Dean and his wife, Susan, reside in nearby Clarks Summit with their son, Gavin. 2014 (24-4)

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Schedule NCAA Tournament Results ...... 86 Day Date Opponent Time 100-Point Games/Largest Margins...... 77 Sat. Nov. 15 RADISSON INVITATIONAL 5:30/7:30 pm Player Profiles ...... 12-27 JOHN CARROLL VS. ALVERNIA 5:30 pm #3 Ross Danzig ...... 12-13 ROYALS VS. CENTENARY 7:30 pm #25 Michael Fee...... 14 Sun. Nov. 16 3RD PLACE 2 pm #4 Justin Klingman ...... 15 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 pm #40 Brendan Boken ...... 16-17 Wed. Nov. 19 at Misericordia 7 pm #10 Brian Farrell ...... 18 Sat. Nov. 22 *at Elizabethtown 3 pm #20 Justice Perez ...... 19 Tue. Nov. 25 CABRINI 7:30 pm #21 Marcus Thomas ...... 20 Sat. Dec. 6 *JUNIATA 4 pm #30 Pat Calvey ...... 21 Sun. Dec. 14 *MERCHANT MARINE 4 pm #24 Sean Cummings ...... 22 Sun. Dec. 28 vs. Husson (Las Vegas) 7 pm #22 P.J. Kelly ...... 23 Mon. Dec. 29 vs. Hanover (Las Vegas) 11 pm #50 John Vitkus...... 24 Fri. Jan. 2 Cross County Challenge #2 Ethan Danzig/#12 Kevin Doolan ...... 25 at King's 8 pm #41 Brandon Feinberg/#14 Chris McCullough . . . . . 26 Sat. Jan. 3 Cross County Challenge #31 Drew Schankweiler ...... 27 vs. Wilkes (at King's) 1 pm Quick Facts ...... IFC Tue. Jan. 6 *DREW 7 pm Records ...... 28-50 Thu. Jan. 8 *at Susquehanna 7 pm Career ...... 28-33 Sat. Jan. 10 *GOUCHER 4 pm Game...... 43-46 Tue. Jan. 13 at Ithaca 7 pm Individual Records in NCAA Games ...... 50 Sat. Jan. 17 *at Catholic 4 pm Single-Game/Long Center ...... 42 Wed. Jan. 21 *MORAVIAN 7 pm Individual Season...... 32-36 Wed. Jan. 28 *at Drew 7 pm Team (Season) ...... 39-41 Sat. Jan. 31 *ELIZABETHTOWN 4 pm Team (Game) ...... 47-49 Wed. Feb. 4 *at Moravian 7 pm Year-by-Year Stat Leaders ...... 51-53 Sat. Feb. 7 *at Juniata 4 pm Year-by-Year Team Statistics ...... 54-55 Wed. Feb. 11 *SUSQUEHANNA 7 pm Roster...... 8 Sat. Feb. 14 *at Goucher 7 pm Royals vs. All Opponents...... 73-75 Wed. Feb. 18 *at Merchant Marine 7 pm Season Outlook ...... 9-10 Sat. Feb. 21 *CATHOLIC (Wall of Fame) 3 pm Why Royals? ...... 87-88 Wed. Feb. 25 Landmark Semifinals TBA Year-by-Year Results ...... 76 Sat. Feb. 28 Landmark Championship TBA The Landmark Conference is a HOME GAMES IN CAPS Division III athletics conference *Landmark Conference opponent that was formed in the winter of 2005 in an effort to bring Guide Editor: Kevin Southard together colleges and universi- Photography: University of Scranton Sports Information ties from the Mid-Atlantic region Archives, Jim O’Connor of njsportpics.com, Dan Ceccacci, with similar philosophies regard- Emma Black ing the role of athletics as part of the overall collegiate experience. On November 30, 2006 it was announced Find It Fast! that The Catholic University of America, Drew University, 2013-2014 Final Statistics ...... 10 Goucher College, Juniata College, , About the University...... IBC Susquehanna University and The Merchant All-Americans/NABC All-Regional Selections ...... 82 Marine Academy had formed a soon-to-be-named Division All Conference Selections ...... 84 III conference, with The University of Scranton becoming All-Time Results ...... 56-72 the eighth member in November 2006. Elizabethtown All-Time Roster...... 72-74 College will join the Landmark in all sports this year. Assistant Coach Joe Mihalich ...... 7 Athletics Staff ...... OBC The conference's nine institutions are located throughout Awards (National & Regional) ...... 83 the Mid-Atlantic region, stretching from King's Point, N.Y. in Coaching Records...... 76 the north to Washington, D.C. in the south. The geographic Conference Championships ...... 86 diversity creates even greater opportunity for growth for Conference Postseason Tournament Results ...... 85 the Landmark's student-athletes. When the conference Dickman Award Recipients ...... 81 began competition in the Fall of 2007, it marked a new Head Coach Carl Danzig...... 2-6 chapter in the history of each of the eight institutions as the Media Outlets...... IFC programs grow together in their unique athletic and aca- NCAA Championship Team Photos ...... 72 demic enterprise.

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Carl Danzig’s percent) have shot at least 50 percent from the field. Midwestern roots have served him His eye for talent has resulted in 15 of his players well during his earning all-Freedom/Landmark Conference hon- 13-year tenure ors, including Derek Elphick, the 2003 Freedom as head coach. Conference Player of the Year; Brian O’Donnell, the 2002 Freedom Rookie of the Year; Zach Ashworth, A native of the 2010 and 2011 Landmark Conference Player of Overland Park, the Year; Travis Farrell, the 2012 Landmark Defensive Kansas, Danzig Player of the Year; Ross Danzig, the 2014 Landmark was raised in Player of the Year and 2012 Rookie of the Year, and an area of the Tommy Morgan, the 2014 Landmark Defensive Player country that val- of the Year. ues hard work, dedication, and Ashworth (2009, 2010, 2011), Randy Arnold (2006), humility, just Luke Hawk (2012), and Ross Danzig (2014) have some of the traits also been named all-Mid-Atlantic region by the that have helped him carry on the Royals’ tradition National Association Basketball Coaches (NABC), of success. while Elphick, O'Donnell, Ashworth, Tom Bicknell, Eli Londo, Farrell, and Danzig have earned similar His record speaks for itself. Danzig has led the Royals honors from D3hoops.com. In 2011, Ashworth also to seven conference championships—five (2008, picked up two more prestigious awards, earning first- 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014) in the last seven years as team Academic All-American honors by the College a member of the Landmark Conference and two Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and (2003, 2006) in Scranton’s previous affiliation with the first-team All-American by the NABC, Scranton’s first Freedom Conference of the Middle Atlantic States All-American since 1993. Collegiate Athletic Corporation, more commonly known as the Middle Atlantic Conference. Danzig’s ascension to his first head coaching job mirrored that of many in his profession. He worked The Royals have also established themselves on the his way through the ranks by starting as a graduate national level during his tenure, making seven NCAA assistant with the men's basketball program at the tournament appearances and advancing to the University of Missouri-Kansas City, where he earned a Sweet 16 in 2003 and the Elite Eight in 2012, which Master of Arts degree in education before landing a was capped off by a 15th-place national ranking by position as an assistant coach at . D3hoops.com. During his 11-year tenure there, the Bison posted an This past season, he was named the Landmark overall record of 180-135 (.571) under head coaches Conference Coach of the Year after leading the and Pat Flannery, including seven Royals to a 24-4 record, the most wins for the pro- winning seasons and 20-or-more wins twice (21 in gram since he led Scranton to 24 victories in 2003. 1992 and 23 in 1993). The Bison also advanced to In addition, the Royals won 12 games in conference the Patriot League championship game four times play, the most since joining the Landmark in 2007. during Danzig's tenure, losing to Fordham, 70-65, in 1992; Holy Cross, 98-73, in 1993; Navy, 76-75, in 1997; His overall record of 245-110 (.690) also includes and Lafayette, 67-63, in 1999. seven seasons of at least 20 wins and 11 winning campaigns. His major duties were recruiting, scheduling, scouting and film exchange. He also assisted in the coordina- Clearly, Danzig’s emphasis on defense and his abil- tion of the Bison summer camp program, community ity to recruit talented players have paid off hand- service projects and alumni activities and fund-rais- somely. The Royals have been at or near the top of ing efforts. the Landmark Conference in fewest points allowed and percentage defense over the past While an undergraduate at Baker University (Kansas), seven years, key factors in Scranton’s 75-23 (.765) he was a two-year captain on the men's basketball league record during this span. Of the 355 games team and finished his career as the second all-time that Danzig has coached, only 46 opponents (13 leading scorer in Wildcat history with 1,732 points. A

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three-time all-Heart of America Conference selection National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and a first team all-district pick in 1987, he led the All-Middle Atlantic Regional Selections (4): team in scoring and rebounding three times. He was Randy Arnold (2nd team, 2006) also a four-year letterman on the men's team. In Zach Ashworth (2nd team, 2009; 1st team, 2010; 2011, he was inducted into the Baker's Hall of Fame. 1st team, 2011) Ross Danzig (1st team, 2014) Carl and his wife, Lynette, a certified public accoun- Luke Hawk (2nd team, 2012) tant, are the parents of three sons: Ross, Ethan and Jackson. The family resides in Clarks Green, National All-Jesuit Team (1): Pennsylvania. Zach Ashworth (2010, 2011)

Awards & Honors Freedom Conference Player of the Year Selections (1): Freedom Conference Co-Coach of the Year (2006) Derek Elphick (2003) Landmark Conference Coach of the Year (2014) Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year Selections (1): Coaching Highlights Brian O'Donnell (2002)

Overall Record: 245-110 (.690) Freedom Conference Tournament MVP (1): Randy Arnold (2006) NCAA Tournament Appearances (7): 2003 (Sweet 16), 2006, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 (Elite Eight), 2014 Landmark Conference Players of the Year (2): Zach Ashworth (2010, 2011) ECAC Tournament Appearances (1): 2005 Ross Danzig (2014)

Freedom Conference Championships (2): 2003, 2006 Landmark Conference Defensive Player of the Year (2): Travis Farrell (2012) Freedom Tournament Berths (5): 2002, 2003, 2005, Tommy Morgan (2014) 2006, 2007 Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year (1): Landmark Conference Championships (5): 2008, Ross Danzig (2012) 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 Landmark Conference Tournament MVP (1): Landmark Tournament Berths (7): 2008, 2009, 2010, Brendan Boken (2014) 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 All-Freedom/Landmark Conference Selections (15): Winning Seasons (11): 2003 (24-6), 2005 (20-7), 2006 Randy Arnold (2006, 2007, 2008) (21-7), 2007 (19-7), 2008 (19-9), 2009 (21-7), 2010 (18- Zach Ashworth (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) 9), 2011 (20-6), 2012 (23-8), 2013 (19-7), 2014 (24-4) Paul Biagioli (2009) Tom Bicknell (2006, 2007, 2008) CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (1): Brendan Boken (2014) Zach Ashworth (1st team, 2011; 2nd team, 2010) Darren Cannon (2005) Ross Danzig (2013, 2014) D3hoops.com All-Mid-Atlantic Regional Selections (7): Derek Elphick (2002, 2003) Zach Ashworth (2nd team, 2010; 1st team, 2011) Ryan FitzPatrick (2009) Tom Bicknell (3rd team, 2008) Travis Farrell (2011, 2012, 2013) Ross Danzig (3rd team, 2013; 1st team, 2014) Luke Hawk (2011, 2012) Derek Elphick (1st team, 2003) Dan Loftus (2002, 2003) Travis Farrell (2nd team, 2012) Eli Londo (2010) Eli Londo (3rd team, 2010) Tommy Morgan (2014) Brian O'Donnell (2nd team, 2005) Brian O'Donnell (2003, 2004, 2005)

National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-Americans (1): Zach Ashworth (2nd team, 2011)

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Opponent Record First Meeting Last Meeting Home Away Neutral Albright 3-0 Dec. 11, 2004 Dec. 13, 2008 2-0 1-0 Alvernia 2-0 Mar. 2, 2005 Nov. 16, 2007 1-0 1-0 Arcadia 1-0 Nov. 19, 2010 Nov. 19, 2010 1-0 Bard 1-0 Nov. 21, 2009 Nov. 21, 2009 1-0 Baruch 1-0 Nov. 17, 2012 Nov. 17, 2012 1-0 Becker (Mass.) 1-1 Mar. 4, 2011 Mar. 3, 2012 1-1 Brandeis 0-1 Mar. 6, 2009 Mar. 6, 2009 0-1 Buffalo St. 2-0 Dec. 29, 2002 Mar. 6, 2003 1-0 1-0 Cabrini 5-4 Jan. 16, 2006 Nov. 26, 2013 4-0 1-3 0-1 *Catholic 16-7 Nov. 25, 2001 Feb. 15, 2014 11-2 5-5 Case Western Reserve 1-0 Jan. 5, 2003 Jan. 5, 2003 1-0 Cazenovia 1-0 Jan. 2, 2011 Jan. 2, 2011 1-0 Centenary (NJ) 1-0 Nov. 20, 2010 Nov. 20, 2010 1-0 Chestnut Hill 0-1 Jan. 7, 2006 Jan. 7, 2006 0-1 Clark (Mass.) 0-1 Jan. 3, 2004 Jan. 3, 2004 0-1 Clarkson 2-0 Nov. 22, 2005 Dec. 7, 2006 1-0 1-0 Coe (Iowa) 1-0 Dec. 28, 2002 Dec. 28, 2002 1-0 Connecticut College 1-0 Nov. 20, 2001 Nov. 20, 2001 1-0 Curry 1-0 Jan. 8, 2006 Jan. 8, 2006 1-0 Delaware Valley 12-0 Dec. 5, 2001 Feb. 10, 2007 6-0 6-0 DeSales 7-7 Jan. 16, 2002 Feb. 21, 2007 5-3 2-4 Denison 1-0 Dec. 19, 2006 Dec. 19, 2006 1-0 *Drew 21-5 Dec. 8, 2001 Feb. 12, 2014 12-1 9-4 Eastern 1-0 Jan. 3, 2011 Jan. 3, 2011 1-0 *Elizabethtown 3-7 Dec. 1, 2001 Dec. 10, 2011 3-1 0-6 Elms (Mass.) 0-1 Mar. 7, 2008 Mar. 7, 2008 0-1 FDU-Florham 7-5 Jan. 9, 2002 Feb. 3, 2007 5-1 2-4 Franklin & Marshall 0-1 Mar. 4, 2005 Mar. 4, 2005 0-1 Gallaudet 1-0 Nov. 23, 2002 Nov. 23, 2002 1-0 Gettysburg 0-1 Jan. 4, 2004 Jan. 4, 2004 0-1 *Goucher 14-0 Jan. 18, 2008 Feb. 22, 2014 7-0 7-0 Gywnedd-Mercy 1-0 Dec. 18, 2012 Dec. 18, 2012 1-0 Hartwick 3-0 Jan. 4, 2003 Dec. 18, 2007 2-0 1-0 Hobart 0-1 Mar. 7, 2014 March 7, 2014 0-1 Hood 1-0 Nov. 15, 2008 Nov. 15, 2008 1-0 Hunter 1-1 Jan. 6, 2002 Jan. 2, 2010 1-1 Immaculata 1-0 Nov. 15, 2013 Nov. 15, 2013 1-0 Ithaca 2-0 Jan. 29, 2013 Jan. 14, 2014 1-0 1-0 John Carroll 0-1 Nov. 22, 2009 Nov. 22, 2009 0-1 *Juniata 11-6 Jan. 12, 2008 Feb. 1, 2014 8-2 3-4 Kean 5-1 Dec. 15, 2001 Dec. 7, 2011 3-0 1-1 1-0 Keystone 1-1 Dec. 15, 2012 Dec. 31, 2013 0-1 1-0 King's 9-8 Jan. 12, 2002 Jan. 3, 2014 6-2 1-6 2-0 Lafayette 0-1 Dec. 19, 2001 Dec. 19, 2001 0-1 Lancaster Bible 1-0 Jan. 5, 2008 Jan. 5, 2008 1-0 Lebanon Valley 1-0 Jan. 19, 2004 Jan. 19, 2004 1-0 Lycoming 9-7 Jan. 23, 2002 Nov. 16, 2008 6-2 3-5 Maritime 1-0 Nov. 18, 2011 Nov. 18, 2011 1-0 Marywood 1-1 Nov. 26, 2002 Nov. 25, 2003 0-1 1-0 Manhattanville 1-0 Dec. 20, 2006 Dec. 20, 2006 1-0 *Merchant Marine 11-8 Jan. 8, 2004 Feb. 26, 2014 7-3 4-5 Messiah 3-1 Jan. 3, 2005 Mar. 2, 2012 1-0 0-1 2-0 Middlebury 1-0 Mar. 9, 2012 Mar. 9, 2012 1-0 Misericordia 7-4 Dec. 15, 2003 Nov. 19, 2013 4-2 3-2 Montclair St. 0-1 Dec. 15, 2009 Dec. 15, 2009 0-1 *Moravian 19-3 Nov. 27, 2001 Feb. 19, 2014 10-1 9-2 Mt. St. Mary (NY) 2-0 Dec. 6, 2012 Nov. 30, 2013 1-0 1-0 Muhlenberg 1-0 Dec. 17, 2013 Dec. 17, 2013 1-0 , The College of 1-1 Dec. 5, 2005 Dec. 4, 2006 1-0 0-1 New Jersey City 1-0 Nov. 18, 2005 Nov. 18, 2005 1-0 New Paltz 1-0 Nov. 19, 2011 Nov. 19, 2011 1-0 North Central (Ill.) 1-0 Dec. 19, 2011 Dec. 19, 2011 1-0

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Oneonta St. 1-0 Nov. 16, 2012 Nov. 16, 2012 1-0 Penn College of Technology 1-0 Jan. 3, 2010 Jan. 3, 2010 1-0 Penn State-Hazleton 3-0 Jan. 14, 2009 Dec. 11, 2010 1-0 2-0 Pitt-Bradford 0-1 Jan. 5, 2002 Jan. 5, 2002 0-1 Pitt-Greensburg 1-0 Nov. 22, 2003 Nov. 22, 2003 1-0 Plattsburgh State 1-0 Jan. 3, 2009 Jan. 3, 2009 1-0 Pratt Institute 1-0 Jan. 6, 2007 Jan. 6, 2007 1-0 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez 1-0 Jan. 2, 2005 Jan. 2, 2005 1-0 Ramapo (N.J.) 2-1 Nov. 28, 2007 Nov. 28, 2011 1-0 1-1 Randolph-Macon 1-0 Nov. 16, 2014 Nov. 16, 2014 1-0 Richard Stockton 0-2 Nov. 21, 2003 Jan. 4, 2009 0-1 0-1 Rochester 0-1 Nov. 29, 2009 Nov. 29, 2009 0-1 Rosemont 1-0 Dec. 16, 2013 Dec. 16, 2013 1-0 Salem St. 0-1 Nov. 16, 2001 Nov. 16, 2001 0-1 Springfield 0-1 Nov. 17, 2001 Nov. 16, 2001 0-1 St. Joseph (LI) 0-1 Dec. 17, 2012 Dec. 17, 2012 0-1 *Susquehanna 13-7 Nov. 24, 2002 Mar. 1, 2014 10-1 3-6 Ursinus 1-0 Mar. 8, 2003 Mar. 8, 2003 1-0 Walsh 1-0 Nov. 17, 2007 Nov. 17, 2007 1-0 Washington (Md.) 1-0 Nov. 19, 2004 Nov. 19, 2004 1-0 Westfield St. (Mass.) 1-0 Dec. 20, 2011 Dec. 20, 2011 1-0 Wilkes 11-5 Jan. 19, 2002 Jan. 4, 2014 6-2 4-3 1-0 William Paterson 0-1 Mar. 3, 2006 Mar. 3, 2006 0-1 Wooster (Ohio) 0-1 Mar. 14, 2003 Mar. 14, 2003 0-1 Totals 245-110 149-33 75-68 21-9

#Freedom/*Landmark Conference Tournament Games (15-5) *Catholic 3-0 Feb. 25, 2009 Feb. 26, 2010 3-0 #DeSales 1-1 Mar. 1, 2003 Feb. 21, 2007 1-1 #King's 1-1 Feb. 26, 2003 Feb. 23, 2005 1-0 0-1 *Juniata 2-1 Mar. 1, 2008 Feb. 20, 2013 2-1 #Lycoming 1-1 Feb. 20, 2002 Feb. 22, 2006 1-0 0-1 *Moravian 2-0 Feb. 27, 2008 Feb. 22, 2012 2-0 1-0 *Susquehanna 2-0 Feb. 28, 2009 Mar. 1, 2014 2-0 *Merchant Marine 2-1 Feb. 27, 2010 Feb. 26, 2014 2-0 0-1 #Wilkes 1-0 Feb. 25, 2006 Feb. 25, 2006 1-0 Totals 15-5 14-2 1-3

#Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament Games (1-1) Alvernia 1-0 Mar. 2, 2005 Mar. 2, 2005 1-0 Franklin & Marshall 0-1 Mar. 4, 2005 Mar. 4, 2005 0-1 Totals 1-1 1-0 0-1

NCAA Division III Tournament Games (5-7) Becker 1-1 Mar. 4, 2011 Mar. 3, 2012 1-1 Brandeis 0-1 Mar. 6, 2009 Mar. 6, 2009 0-1 Buffalo St. 1-0 Mar. 6, 2003 Mar. 6, 2003 1-0 Cabrini 0-1 Mar. 10, 2012 Mar. 10, 2012 0-1 Elms College (Mass.) 0-1 Mar. 7, 2008 Mar. 7, 2008 0-1 Hobart 0-1 Mar. 7, 2014 Mar. 7, 2014 0-1 Messiah 1-0 Mar. 2, 2012 Mar. 2, 2012 1-0 Middlebury 1-0 Mar. 9, 2012 Mar. 9, 2012 1-0 Ursinus 1-0 Mar. 8, 2003 Mar. 8, 2003 1-0 William Paterson 0-1 Mar. 3, 2006 Mar. 3, 2006 0-1 Wooster (Ohio) 0-1 Mar. 14, 2003 Mar. 14, 2003 0-1 Totals 5-7 2-0 1-1 2-6

*Landmark Conference Opponent #The University of Scranton is no longer affiliation with either the Freedom Conference of the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Corporation, more commonly known as the Middle Atlantic Conference, or the Eastern College Athletic Conference, more commonly known as the ECAC.

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Overall Coaching Record: 245-110 (.690) At home: 149-33 (.818) On the road: 75-68 (.524) On a neutral site: 21-9 (.700) When shooting 50 pct.-or-better from the fi eld: 102-8 (.927) When shooting less than 50 pct. from the fi eld: 143-102 (.584) When shooting at least 40 pct. from the 3-point arc: 134-20 (.870) When shooting less than 40 pct. from the 3-point arc: 111-90 (.552) When shooting at least 70 pct. from line: 136-53 (.720) When shooting less than 70 pct. from free throw line: 109-57 (.657) When opponents shoot at least 50 pct. from the fi eld: 13-33 (.282) When opponents shoot less than 50 pct. from the fi eld: 232-77 (.751) When opponents shoot at least 40 pct. from 3-pt. arc: 40-51 (.440) When opponents shoot less than 40 pct. from 3-pt arc: 205-59 (.777) When opponents shoot at least 70 pct. from the free throw line: 111-61 (.645) When opponents shoot less than 70 pct. from the free throw line: 134-49 (.732) When out-rebounding an opponent: 158-36 (.814) When out-rebounded by an opponent: 79-69 (.545) When tied with an opponent in rebounding: 8-5 (.615) When committing fewer than 15 turnovers per game: 136-43 (.759) When committing 15-or-more turnovers per game: 109-67 (.619) When opponents commit fewer than 15 turnovers per game: 105-56 (.652) When opponents commit 15-or-more turnovers: 140-54 (.722) When leading at halftime: 180-27 (.870) When trailing at halftime: 59-80 (.424) When tied at halftime: 6-3 (.667) In games decided by 5-or-fewer points: 60-36 (.625) In games decided by 6-10 points: 53-22 (.707) In games decided by more than 10 points: 132-52 (.758) In games decided in overtime: 15-12 (.556) In games played in November: 35-22 (.614) In games played in December: 43-19 (.693) In games played in January: 89-39 (.696) In games played in February: 69-22 (.758) In games played in March: 9-8 (.500) In games played on Monday: 11-4 (.733) In games played on Tuesday: 30-9 (.769) In games played on Wednesday: 47-23 (.671) In games played on Thursday: 7-2 (.778) In games played on Friday: 29-13 (.690) In games played on Saturday: 106-48 (.688) In games played on Sunday: 15-11 (.577) When scoring 49-or-fewer points: 0-4 (.000) When scoring 50-59 points: 14-21 (.400) When scoring 60-69 points: 55-44 (.556) When scoring 70-79 points: 98-30 (.742) When scoring 80-89 points: 58-9 (.866) When scoring 90-99 points: 18-1 (.944) When scoring 100 or more points: 2-1 (667) When opponents score 49-or-fewer points: 26-0 (1.000) When opponents score 50-59 points: 70-4 (.946) When opponents score 60-69 points: 84-18 (.823) When opponents score 70-79 points: 58-47 (.552) When opponents score 80-89 points: 4-26 (.133) When opponents score 90-or-more points: 3-13 (.188) When opponents score 100 or more points: 0-2 (.000) *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 6 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 AAssistantssistant CCoachoach JJoeoe MMihalichihalich

Lewiston, New York native Joseph Mihalich is in his fourth year as an assistant on Danzig's staff.

His primary responsibilities include recruiting, scouting, player skills’ development, over- seeing daily operations, and development and implementation of game and practice plans. In three seasons, his commitment and dedication has helped the Royals win 66 games, two Landmark Conference championships (2012, 2014), and two NCAA tourna- ment appearances, including a berth in the sectional championship in 2012, Scranton’s first Elite Eight appearance since 1993.

He spent two seasons as a graduate assistant with the men’s basketball program at prior to his appointment at Scranton, working directly with the Wildcats’ director of basketball operations, organizing and overseeing team and summer camps, and helping out with academics, scouting and recruiting.

During his tenure, Villanova posted a 46-20 record, including two NCAA tournament appearances, under head coach . Mihalich has also worked numerous summer camps at Villanova (2007, 2008), Notre Dame (2006-2008), for Michigan head coach John Beilen (2006, 2008), Nazareth College (2006, 2007) and Niagara University (2005-2008).

He holds a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in mathematics, cum laude, from Nazareth College in Rochester, New York, and a Master of Education degree from Villanova.

Michalich was a four-year letterman on the basketball team at Nazareth. In his junior year, the Golden Flyers won the Conference championship, advanced to the NCAA Division III tourrnament, and capped off the season with a 20-8 record under then head coach Mike Daley. Mihalich was twice named the team’s Hustle, Heart and Harmony award recipient, received Nazareth’s Emily Haskins Inspirational Athlete award as a senior, and was named to the Empire 8 President’s List for academic achievement in 2007. He also served as a student-athlete mentor.

Joe is the son of curent and former Niagara University head men's basketball coach Joe Mihalich.

He resides in Scranton.

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No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr. Hometown/High School 2 Ethan Danzig G 6-4 180 Fr. Clarks Green, Pa./Abington Heights 3 Ross Danzig G 6-4 200 Sr. Clarks Green, Pa./Abington Heights/Blair Academy (NJ) 4 Justin Klingman G 6-1 170 Sr. Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights 10 Brian Farrell G 6-0 170 Jr. Verona, NJ/Verona 12 Kevin Doolan G 5-11 165 Fr. Basking Ridge, NJ/Ridge 14 Chris McCullough G 6-1 160 Fr. Greenlawn, NY/Harborfields 20 Justice Perez G 6-2 190 Jr. Wantagh, NY/Wantagh 21 Marcus Thomas F 6-3 200 Jr. Clarksburg, Md./Clarksburg 22 P.J. Kelly G 5-10 165 So. Blue Bell, Pa./St. Joseph’s Preparatory 24 Sean Cummings G 6-4 195 So. Millstone Township, NJ/St. Peter’s Preparatory 25 Michael Fee G 6-2 185 Sr. Richboro, Pa./St. Joseph’s Preparatory 30 Patrick Calvey G 6-1 170 So. Clarks Green, Pa./Abington Heights 31 Drew Schankweiler C 6-7 210 Fr. Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg Senior 40 Brendan Boken F 6-6 210 Jr. South Pasadena, Calif./Loyola 41 Brandon Feinberg F 6-6 215 Fr. Avon, Conn./Avon 50 John Vitkus C 6-8 210 So. Mahopac, NY/Mahopac Head Coach: Carl Danzig (Baker University ’87, 14th year, 245-110, .690, entering 2015 season) Assistant: Joe Mihalich (Nazareth ’09, 4th year) Volunteer Assistant: Matt Swaback (Scranton ’12, 3rd year) Captains: #40 Brendan Boken, #3 Ross Danzig, #25 Michael Fee, #4 Justin Klingman

Seniors (3) Junior (4) Sophomore (4) Freshmen (5) Ross Danzig Brendan Boken Pat Calvey Ethan Danzig Michael Fee Brian Farrell Sean Cummings Kevin Doolan Justin Klingman Justice Perez P.J. Kelly Brandon Feinberg Marcus Thomas John Vitkus Chris McCullough Drew Schankweiler

Centers (2) Forwards (3) Guards (11) Drew Schankweiler Brendan Boken Patrick Calvey Michael Fee John Vitkus Brandon Feinberg Sean Cummings P.J. Kelly Marcus Thomas Ethan Danzig Justin Klingman Ross Danzig Chris McCullough Kevin Doolan Justice Perez Brian Farrell

California (1) Connecticut (1) (1) New Jersey (4) Brendan Boken Brandon Feinberg Marcus Thomas Sean Cummings Kevin Doolan

New York (2) Pennsylvania (7) Chris McCullough Pat Calvey P.J. Kelly John Vitkus Ethan Danzig Justin Klingman Ross Danzig Drew Schankweiler Michael Fee

Pronunciation Guide Boken – BO-ken Danzig – DAN-zig Feinberg – FINE-berg McCullough – ma-CULL-ah Mihalich – ma-HALL-lick Schankweiler – SHANK-why-ler Vitkus – VIT-cus

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Veteran University of Scranton men’s basketball role. coach Carl Danzig has never shied away from expec- tations. Add to the mix senior Michael Fee, junior Justice Perez, and sophomores P.J. Kelly and Pat Calvey in In fact, he embraces them. the backcourt and the competition for playing time should be fi erce—and that doesn’t even take into And as he prepares for the 2015 season, he knows it account Danzig’s incoming recruiting class, several of comes with the territory, especially after leading the whom should see playing time, including his son, Ethan Royals to fi ve Landmark Conference championships in (Danzig), a 6-5 forward who will bolster the perimeter the league’s seven-year history. game with his 3-point shooting ability.

“It’s what we’ve worked for—we want to set the bar Danzig will also welcome Kevin Doolan and Chris Mc- high,” says Danzig, now 245-110 (.690) in 13 seasons. Cullough, each of whom has the ability to help out “Our players understand that when we lose a confer- immediately at point-guard, while 6-6 forward Bran- ence game and look across the court and see the don Feinberg and 6-7 forward Drew Schankweiler are jubilation from the other team, they certainly under- expected to push Vitkus for playing time in the front stand it. Having high expectations helps us going into court. every game because we know that we’ve got to be prepared. Our guys look forward to taking every- More than anything else, it gives Danzig plenty of op- body’s best punch.” tions.

Which will be magnifi ed this year by the return of “We have the ability to go big or small with our lineup, senior guard Ross Danzig (20.6 points/7.3 rebounds depending on game situations” he says. “We have a per game), the 2014 Landmark Conference Player of lot weapons, more than most. Our success will de- the Year; senior guard Justin Klingman (11.8 points per pend on how quickly we can adapt without Tommy game), the Royals’ most improved player last season; (Morgan) in the lineup. Once we fi ll that hole, I think and junior forward Brendan Boken (16.5 points/7.2 we’ll be okay.” rebounds per game), a fi rst-team all-conference selection and the most valuable player (MVP) of the The Royals will be tested early, including games conference tournament last season. against two, possibly three teams that advanced to the NCAA tournament last year. Scranton will face And even though Scranton loses two starters—Tommy either John Carroll (18-11) or Alvernia (20-8, NCAAs) in Morgan, the Royals’ best athlete and the 2014 Land- the second game of the season, will host Cabrini Col- mark Conference Defensive Player of the Year, along lege (26-2, NCAAs) on November 25, and meets Hus- with sharp-shooting Michael Barr—from last year’s 24-4 son (Maine, 26-3, NCAAs) in the opening round of the team, there’s still plenty of talent returning. D3hoops.com Classic on December 28 in Las Vegas.

“Ross, Justin and Brendan have been the anchor “We always try to play a competitive schedule,” says of this team over the past 2-3 seasons,” says Dan- Danzig. “You’ve got to takes some lumps, and play- zig. “Certainly everything we do is going to revolve ing good teams exposes your weaknesses. So, as we around them. We feel our opponents are going to go into conference play, we know what we need to focus on them, but we’re excited about our other fi x. Obviously we want to win every game, but when players coming back who picked up valuable experi- we get into conference play, we know exactly where ence last year.” we want to be and that’s why we play the schedule we do.” Such as junior guard/forward Marcus Thomas, whose playing time increased dramatically as the season News & Notes (Team) progressed and who made key contributions off the *Royals led Landmark Conference in scoring offense bench, including an 8-point effort against Hobart (79.5 points per game), scoring margin (+8.3), fi eld College in the NCAA tournament. Then there’s 6-8 goal percentage (.507), 3-point fi eld goal percentage sophomore center John Vitkus, who played 19 games (.434), blocked shots (4.9 per game), and defensive as Boken’s back-up and who has worked diligently on rebounds per game (26.8) last season. Scranton was his game, and sophomore Sean Cummings and junior also second in fi eld goal percentage defense (.421), Brian Farrell. Cummings, who played in 24 games a rebounding margin (+2.9), and assists (16.0). year ago, matches Morgan’s athleticism, while Farrell has the potential to step into Barr’s perimeter-shooting *Scranton’s 12 wins in conference play last year were

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*Royals have won at least 10 conference games each *Brendan Boken is 193 points, 109 rebounds, and 19 of the past six seasons blocks shy of becoming one of only eight players in Scranton history to score at least 1000 points, pull *Royals were 16-2 (.889) at the Long Center last year down 500 rebounds, and 100 shots in a career

*Royals are 75-32 (.765) all-time in Landmark Confer- *Justin Klingman set the Royal single-season record ence regular-season games for highest 3-point fi eld goal shooting percentage by making 56.5 percent of his attempts last year, break- *Royals are 11-2 (.846) in Landmark Conference tour- ing Al Callejas’s former mark of .541 in 1998-1999. nament games

*Of the 18 teams on this year’s schedule, 10 had win- ning records last year

2014-2015 University of Scranton Men's Basketball Team 1st row (l-r): Kevin Doolan, Chris McCullough, P.J, Kelly, Michael Fee, Justin Klingman, Brian Farrell, Patrick Calvey, Justice Perez 2nd row (l-r): Assistant coach Joe Mihalich, Sean Cummings, Marcus Thomas, Brendan Boken, John Vitkus, Drew Schankweiler, Brandon Feinberg, Ethan Danzig, Ross Danzig, head coach Carl Danzig

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Senior, 6-4, Guard Clarks Green, Pa./ Abington Heights/Blair Academy (NJ) 3 Major: Management

Has started 84 of 85 career games berg (Dec. 17), 24 points and 11 rebounds vs. Wilkes One of the fi nest all- around players in Royals' history (Jan. 4), 13 points and 11 rebounds vs. Moravian Enters his senior year 16th in scoring (1406), 24th in (Jan. 29), and 14 points and 12 rebounds; vs. rebounding (565), 21st in blocks (74), 17th in fi eld Susquehanna (March 1) goals made (480), 20th in fi eld goal shooting Scored the 1000th point of his career in an 80-66 percentage (.509), sixth in 3-point fi eld goals made win over Rosemont on Dec. 16 at Long Center (144), 15th in 3-point fi eld goal percentage (.391), Shot 56.5 percent from the fi eld and 43.1 percent 15th in free throws made (302), and 23rd in free from the 3-point arc, both career highs throw shooting percentage (.748) in Scranton history Led Royals in rebounding for the third straight year Has scored in double fi gures 74 times Blocked at least one shot in 19 games and blocked Has 11 'double-doubles' in points and rebounds two-or-more nine times Two-time team captain (2014, 2015) Had a string of 81 consecutive games starting Is also a member of the Royal team snapped on Feb. 22 when his father, Royal head coach Carl Danzig, started all fi ve seniors in the Junior Year (2013-2014) regular-season fi nale against Goucher Voted Landmark Conference Player of the Year Finished 26th in scoring, 56th in fi eld goal pct., and fi rst-team selection after averaging 20.6 points, 64th in free throws attempted, 68th in free throws 7.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists, and 1.2 blocks per game made, 84th in defensive rebounds per game, 133rd Also named fi rst-team all-Mid-Atlantic region by the in assists, 181st in blocks, 202nd in rebounding, and National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) 243rd in 3-point fi eld goals made per game in the and D3hoops.com fi nal NCAA Division III statistical rankings Selected the most valuable player (MVP) of the Radisson Invitational (Scranton) and PNC Bank Royal Sophomore Year (2012-2013) Rumble (Scranton) and co-MVP of the third annual Led Royals in scoring (16.3), rebounding (7.6), free Cross County Challenge (Scranton) throw shooting (.803), and minutes played (35.7) Named co-recipient of the John 'Les' Dickman to earn fi rst-team all-Landmark Conference honors Award as the Royals' most valuable player (MVP), Shot a highly respectable 46.6 percent from the an award he shared with then senior Tommy Morgan fi eld and 34.6 percent from the 3-point arc Selected Landmark Player of the Week fi ve times 3-time Landmark Conference Player of the Week Ranked in the top 10 in the Landmark Conference (Nov. 19, Nov. 26, Feb. 10) selection and was named in the following categories: scoring (1st, 20.6), most valuable player (MVP) of the Radisson defensive rebounds per game (2nd, 6.1), rebound Invitational at the Long Center on Nov. 17-18 and ing (3rd, 7.3), fi eld goal shooting percentage (3rd, the second annual Cross County Challenge at .565), 3-point fi eld goal shooting percentage (3rd, Wilkes on Jan. 2-3 .431), -to-turnover ratio (4th, 1.9), blocks (5th, Scored 20-or-more points fi ve times, including a then 1.2), minutes played per game (5th, 34.5), assists career-high 29-point outburst against Cabrini on (6th, 3.9), and 3-point fi eld goals made (10th, 2.0) Nov. 27 at Long Center His 576 points were the most by a Royal since Jason Tied Brendan Boken for the team lead in 'double- Fisher poured in 653 in 1998 doubles' with fi ve: had 29 points and 12 rebounds Scored 30-or-more points four times: a career-high vs. Cabrini, 22 points and 13 rebounds vs. Baruch 34 points against Muhlenberg on Dec. 17, 33 against (Nov. 17), 14 points and 11 rebounds vs. Merchant Immaculata on Nov. 15, 31 vs. Catholic University Marine (Dec. 9), 16 points and 12 rebounds vs. on Jan. 25, and 31 against Hobart in an NCAA Keystone (Dec. 15), and 18 points and 12 rebounds fi rst-round game on March 7, which is the second vs. Drew (Jan. 16) most by a Royal in an NCAA game Pulled down 10-or-more rebounds in a game six times Scored in double fi gures in 27 of 28 games Came within two assists of posting a 'triple double' Recorded four 'double-doubles' in points and in a 94-93 overtime loss to Keystone on Dec. 15, rebounds: 34 points and 10 rebounds vs. Muhlen fi nishing with 16 points, 12 rebounds, and 8 assists *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 12 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 RRossoss DDanziganzig

Led Landmark Conference in minutes played (35.8) goals made per game (1.65); and 14th in free throw and defensive rebounds per game (5.4), was percentage in the Landmark Conference second in rebounding (7.6), and fourth in scoring (16.3), fi fth in free throw percentage (.803), sixth in Awards & Honors offensive rebounds per game (2.2), and tenth in NABC 1st-team All-Middle Atlantic Region ('14) fi eld goal percentage (.466) D3hoops.com 1st-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region ('14) Finished 123rd in free throw percentage, 134th in D3hoops.com 3rd-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region ('13) scoring, 156th in rebounding, 173rd in 'double-dou John 'Les' Dickman Award (Royals' MVP, '13, '14) bles', and 209th in fi eld goal percentage in the fi nal Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll ('13) NCAA Division III statistical rankings Landmark Conference Player of the Year ('14) Landmark Conference 1st-team selection ('13, '14) Freshman Year (2011-2012) 10-time Landmark Player of the Week selection Started all 31 games and averaged 13.1 points, Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year ('12) 5.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 1.5 steals per game National Jesuit Honor Roll (Jan. 29, '12; Feb. 20, '12; Was voted Landmark Conference Rookie of the Year March 12, '12) His 407 points were the most by a Royal freshman Scranton Athlete of the Week (Dec. 23, '11) since Irv Johnson scored 417 points in 1976 Radisson Invitational Most Valuable Player (Nov. 16- Scored in double fi gures 23 times, including a 17, '12; Nov. 15-16, '13) season-high 28-point effort in an 81-77 victory over PNC Bank Royal Rumble Most Valuable Player Moravian on February 22 in Bethlehem (Dec. 16-17, '13) Scored in double fi gures in the fi nal 16 games of the Cross-County Challenge Most Valuable Player ('13, '14) season; during this span, shot 54.7 percent (88 of Sporting News Preview 161) from the fi eld, including 43.4 percent from Honorable Mention All-American (2013-2014) beyond the 3-point arc (33 of 76), en route to CoSIDA District IV All-Academic Team ('14) averaging 15.6 points Led Royals in fi eld goal attempts (9.5 per game), High School/Personal fi eld goals made (4.6 per game), and rebounding Played one year at Blair Academy (NJ) after (5.3), and was second in total points (407) and graduating from Abington Heights in 2010 scoring average (13.1) Helped Blair win 2011 New Jersey State Prep A title Came through in the clutch numerous times: scored Named second-team All-New Jersey Prep and 15 points in an 82-70 win over Moravian in the honorable mention All-MAPL while at Blair semifi nals of the Landmark tournament and had Averaged 13 points, fi ve rebounds and four assists 11 points, seven rebounds, and three assists in 78-70 during his one season at Blair victory over Juniata in the Landmark title game Scored 1,013 points in his tenure at Abington Heights Averaged 15.8 points and 5.0 rebounds in four Averaged 17 points, seven rebounds and three NCAA tournament games as the Royals advanced assists per game as a senior to the Elite Eight for the fi rst time since 1993 Helped Abington Heights win three Lackawanna Scored 22 points on 8 of 13 shooting from the fi eld in League titles (2008-2010) and two Pennsylvania a 69-41 win over Becker (Mass.) in an NCAA Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) District 2 second-round game at William Paterson on March 3 crowns (2008, 2010) Finished with 14 points, three rebounds and two Led Comets of head coach Ken Bianchi to a assists in a 58-55 win over then fourth-ranked three-year record of 78-11 Middlebury in an NCAA Sweet 16 game Named Lackawanna League and All-Region Shot 56.4 percent from the fi eld (22 of 39), Player of the Year as a senior and earned fi rst-team including 42.1 percent (8 of 19) from the 3-point arc, all-league honors twice in four NCAA tournament games Son of Royal head coach Carl Danzig and Lynette Finished sixth in blocks (0.81); seventh in steals (1.52) Danzig, both of whom are graduates of Baker Uni and minutes played (31.74); ninth in scoring, versity (Kansas) rebounding, and fi eld goal percentage; 11th in Has two brothers, Ethan, a freshman on the Royals' 3-point fi eld goal percentage; 12th in 3-point fi eld men's basketball team, and Jackson

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2012 31-31 143-293 .488 51-131 .389 70-101 .693 164/5.3 70 48 25 47 407/13.1 2013 26-26 142-305 .466 37-107 .346 102-127 .803 197/7.6 77 53 16 30 423/16.3 2014 28-27 195-345 .565 56-130 .431 130-176 .739 204/7.3 109 57 33 19 576/20.6 Totals 85-84 480-943 .509 144-368 .391 302-404 .748 565/6.6 256 158 74 96 1406/16.5 *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 13 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 MMichaelichael FFeeee

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Three-year letterman January 21. Has appeared in 31 games as a reserve in the back court in his career High School/Personal Averaging 1.1 points, 0.6 rebounds, and 0.5 assists Three-year letterwinner for head coach William per game in his career "Speedy" Morris at St. Joseph's Preparatory Will serve as one of four team captains this year Helped team to a record of 46-25 in his three seasons, including 15-8 mark as a senior Junior Year (2013-2014) Earned honorable mention All-Philadelphia Catholic Saw action in nine games League by the Philadelphia Daily News after Played a season-high fi ve minutes and pulled averaging 8.6 points, 4.1 assists and 3.2 rebounds as down a rebound in the Royals' 82-68 victory over a senior Susquehanna on Dec. 7 in Selinsgrove Led team in free throw shooting at 88 percent in Also pulled down a rebound in the Royals' 82-64 2011 win over the Merchant Marine Academy in the Averaged 6.4 points, 3.6 assists and 3.0 rebounds as semifi nals of the Landmark tournament on Feb. 26 at a junior the Long Center Teammate of Royal sophomore guard P.J. Kelly Son of Michael & Maritza Fee Sophomore Year (2012-2013) His father is a graduate of , where Played in 15 games and averaged 2.2 points, 1.1 he played basketball, and his mother is a graduate rebounds, and 0.9 steals per game of Temple University Averaged 11.8 minutes per game Has two older siblings: a brother, Eric, a graduate of Scored a career-high 11 points on 4 of 6 shooting Florida International, and a sister, Jeanine, a gradu from the fi eld in the Royals' 81-69 win over Baruch ate of University of Maryland College in the championship game of the season- opening Radisson Invitational on November 17 at the Long Center Played at least 20 minutes in the fi rst four games of the season and at least 10 the next four games after that Shot 37.8 percent from the fi eld, including 25.0 percent from beyond the 3-point arc Had more assists (14) than turnovers (11).

Freshman Year (2011-2012) Saw action in seven games Scored his fi rst career basket in a 69-41 win over Becker College (Mass.) in an NCAA 2nd-round game on March 3 at William Paterson University Played a season-high seven minutes in an 82-59 loss at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, on

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2012 7-0 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2/0.3 2 3 0 1 2/0.3 2013 15-0 14-37 .378 5-20 .250 0-0 .000 16/1.1 14 11 3 3 33/2.2 2014 9-0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2/0.2 0 3 0 0 0/0.0 Totals 31-0 15-43 .349 5-20 .250 0-0 .000 20/0.6 16 17 3 4 35/1.1

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 14 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 JJustinustin KKlingmanlingman

SSenior,enior, 66-1,-1, GGuarduard CClarkslarks SSummit,ummit, PPa./Abingtona./Abington HHeightseights MMajor:ajor: BBusinessusiness AAdministrationdministration 4

Royals' most improved player last season when he averaged nearly fi ve points while shooting Has developed into a top 3-point shooting threat 50 percent from the fi eld Royals' all-time leader in 3-point fi eld goal pct. (.536) Scored a then career-high nine points in a 71-66 Will serve as one of four team captains this year victory over Moravian on Feb. 13 in Bethlehem Is also a member of the Royal baseball team Freshman Year (2011-2012) Junior Year (2013-2014) Appeared in seven games and contributed 1.7 Developed into a major scoring threat after seeing points, 0.3 rebounds, and 0.1 assists per game action in a combined 25 games his fi rst two seasons In a season-high 10 minutes of action in a 91-62 Saw action in all 28 games, started 18 of the fi nal 19 victory over Goucher on Jan. 6, fi nished with eight games of the year, and averaged 11.8 points, 2.2 points on 3 of 4 shooting from the fi eld rebounds, and 1.8 assists per game Shot a team and Landmark Conference-leading High School/Personal 56.5 percent from the 3-point arc Helped Abington Heights to a 45-15 record in his Also fi nished fourth in fi eld goal percentage (.510) junior and senior seasons and sixth in 3-point fi eld goals made per game (2.3) Averaged 14.4 points and 2.9 assists his senior year in the Landmark Conference Earned All-Lackawanna League honors as a senior Scored in double fi gures 17 times, including a Member of three state playoff-qualifying teams career-high 23 point effort (on 7 of 8 shooting from Helped Abington Heights win the 2010 District 2 beyond the 3-point arc) in a 80-71 victory over championship as as a junior and Lackawanna Catholic University in Washington, DC, on Feb. 15 League titles his sophomore and junior seasons Also poured in 20-or-more points on two other Also excelled in soccer, earning the Times-Tribune occasions: made 7 of 10 shots from the fi eld to fi nish boys' all-region player of the year award with 22 points in a 73-65 win at Moravian on Jan. 29 Was also named the most valuable player (MVP) of and canned 7 of 14 shots from the fi eld to fi nish with the Lackawanna League and picked up all-state 20 points in an 80-79 loss in overtime to Juniata on honors in soccer in 2010 Jan. 11 at the Long Center Two-time Lackawanna League all-star in soccer Scored 13 points on 5 of 6 shooting from the fi eld in Son of former Royals' men's soccer coach and a 94-81 loss to Hobart College in an NCAA fi rst- current associate director of athletics Steve round game on March 7 in Brockport, New York Klingman and former Lady Royals' basketball Scored 14 points and handed out two assists in an standout and current Scranton interim women's 82-64 victory over the Merchant Marine Academy basketball coach Deanna (Kyle) Klingman, the 1985 in a Landmark semifi nal game on Feb. 26 at home NCAA Division III Player of the Year Made 65 3-pointers, the seventh most in Royals' history His brother, Derek, was a member of the Royals' Broke Al Callejas' former Royal record (54.1 pct.) for men's soccer team (2010-2013) and his sister, Kelly, highest 3-point fi eld goal percentage (56.5 pct) played on the University's women's soccer team Led Royals in free throw percentage (.838) from 2001-2004; Also has a younger brother, Colin

Sophomore Year (2012-2013) Awards & Honors Made signifi cant contributions off the bench, Scranton Athlete of the Week (Jan. 6, 2014) especially over the fi nal nine games of the season  Landmark Conference Academic Honor Roll (2013)

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2012 7-0 3-5 .600 2-2 1.000 4-4 1.000 2/0.3 1 2 0 0 12/1.7 2013 18-0 18-44 .409 14-34 .412 3-6 .500 10/0.6 13 6 1 5 53/2.9 2014 28-18 104-204 .510 65-115 .565 57-68 .838 61/2.2 49 29 0 28 330/11.8 Totals 53-18 125-253 .494 81-151 .536 64-78 .821 73/1.4 63 37 1 33 395/7.l

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 15 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 BBrendanrendan BokenBoken

JJunior,unior, 66-6,-6, FForwardorward SSouthouth PPasadena,asadena, Calif./LoyolaCalif./Loyola MMajor:ajor: FFinanceinance 4400

Has started 53 of 54 career games the current Long Center was opened in Jan. 1967 Has established himself as one of the top front court Also had 17 points and 10 rebounds in a 78-76 players in the Landmark Conference victory over Randolph Macon in the championship Averaging 14.9 points (on 57.6 percent shooting game of the Radisson Invitational on Nov. 16 at the from the fi eld), 7.2 rebounds, 1.7 assists, and 1.5 Long Center; 18 points and 11 rebounds in a 63-54 blocks per game in his career win at Juniata on Feb. 1; 15 points and 10 rebounds His 14.9 per game career scoring average is the in a 93-76 victory over Goucher at the Long Center 17th highest in Scranton history on Feb. 22; and his performance (23 points, Royals' all-time leader in fi eld goal percentage 11 rebounds) in the win over Susquehanna in the (.576) and is fi fth in blocked shots per game (1.5), championship game of the Landmark tournament 18th in blocks (81), 19th in rebounding average Scored in double fi gures in 21 games, including (7.2), 39th in free throws attempts (201), and eight games with 20-or-more points 40th in free throws made (201) in Royals' history Two-time Landmark Conference Player of the Week Has scored in double fi gures 41 times (Jan. 5, Feb. 9), D3hoops.com Team of the Week Strong physically, and plays well with his back to the (Jan. 5), and co-recipient of the Scranton Athlete of basket the Week award (Feb. 3) Provides bulk down low, yet can step outside and Named all-tournament at the Radisson Invitational hit the mid-range jump shot (Scranton tournament) and the Cross County Chal Runs the fl oor well and can get out on fast-break lenge (Scranton hosted); Scored 24 points and opportunities pulled down nine rebounds in an 87-83 win over His ability to score down low prevents defenses from King's College and had 21 points in an 83-68 victory doubling-teaming the Royals' perimeter shooters over Wilkes University in the Cross County Challenge Shot at least 50 percent-from the fi eld in 20 games, Sophomore Year (2013-2014) including 13 in which he shot at least 60 percent, Was named fi rst team All-Landmark Conference in the most impressive efforts being his 15-for-17 effort after averaging 16.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.0 assists, (88.2 percent) against Keystone on Dec. 31 and an 2.0 blocks, and 0.7 steals per game 8-for-9 (88.9 percent) performance against Named the Landmark Conference postseason Merchant Marine on Feb. 5 in Kings Point, NY tournament most valuable player (MVP) on the Pulled down a career-high 15 rebounds in a 69-54 strength of his 23-point, 11-rebound outburst against win over Misericordia on Nov. 19 at the Long Center Susquehanna in the league's championship game Blocked 56 shots, the most by a Royal since Eli on March 1 at the Long Center (scored 19 of his 23 Londo blocked 61 in 2010 points in the fi rst half to help the Royals bolt out to a Blocked at least one shot in 24 games, including 16 38-25 halftime lead) games with at least two blocks Led Royals in fi eld goal percentage (59.8 percent) Blocked 31 of his 56 shots over the fi nal 12 games of and blocks (2.0) for the second straight year and the season was runner-up to Ross Danzig in rebounding (7.2) for The most overlooked aspect of his game is his ability the second consecutive season to pass the basketball; fi nished third on the team in Recorded fi ve 'double-doubles' in points and assists with 57, including three games with at least rebounds; the most dominating game being his fi ve career-high 37-point, 14-rebound, 6-block, 3-assist Had a string of consecutive games starting effort in 27 minutes of action in the Royals' 94-77 snapped at 50 when Royal head coach Carl victory over Keystone College on Dec. 31 at the Danzig started all fi ve seniors against Goucher in the Lackawanna College Student Union, formerly last regular-season home game on Feb. 22 known as the Scranton Catholic Youth Center Shot nearly 70 percent from the free throw line (CYC), which was the Royals' home court before Finished second in fi eld goal percentage and

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 16 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 BBrendanrendan BokenBoken

blocks, fourth in rebounding, fi fth in scoring and High School/Personal defensive rebounds per game, and sixth in offensive Earned two varsity letters rebounds per game in the Landmark Conference Member of Loyola team that won CIF Division 1AA Finished 23rd in fi eld goal percentage, 50th in blocks championship in 2011 and advanced to the per game, 70th in free throws attempted, 98th in semifi nals in 2012 free throws made, 177th in scoring, and 218th in Loyola won three Mission League titles and posted rebounding in the fi nal NCAA Division III statistical a four-year overall record of 97-18 under head rankings coach Jamal Adams Loyola was ranked as high as seventh in the na Freshman Year (2012-13) tion by MaxPreps at one time in 2012 and eventually One of three players to start all 26 games fi nished in the top 60 Led Royals in fi eld goal spercentage (.550) and Coach and Leadership Award recipient blocked shots (25) and fi nished second in scoring Son of John & Susan Boken, each of whom is a (13.2) and rebounding (7.3) graduate of the University of Santa Clara Scored 20-or-more points six times, including a Has two siblings: Connell and Eryn season-high 24-point effort on 11 of 15 shooting from Date of birth: March 4, 1994 the fi eld in a 94-93 loss in overtime to Keystone College on December 15 Awards & Honors Scored in double fi gures 20 times Landmark Conference 1st-team selection (2014) Earned all-tournament honors after averaging 17.5 Landmark Conference Tournament MVP (2014) points and 7.5 rebounds at the PNC Bank Royal Landmark Conference Player of the Week (Dec. 16, Rumble on Dec. 17-18 at the Long Center 2012; Jan. 6, 2014; Feb. 10, 2014) Tied Ross Danzig for the team lead in 'double Scranton Athlete of the Week (Feb. 3, 2014) doubles' with fi ve, including a 17-point, 11-rebound PNC Bank Royal Rumble All-Tournament team performance in an 84-74 loss in double overtime to selection (Dec. 18, 2012) Juniata in a Landmark Conference semifi nal game Radisson Invitational All-Tournament Team on Feb. 20 at the Long Center (Nov. 15-16, 2013) His performance against Keystone College earned Cross-County Challenge All-Tournament Team him the Landmark Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 3-4, 2014) award D3hoops.com Team of the Week (Dec. 30, 2013-Jan. Scored 21 points and pulled down 13 rebounds in 5, 2014) a 71-68 victory over Wilkes in the championship game of the second annual Cross County Challenge at the Marts Center in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on January 3, a day after he recorded 15 points and 10 rebounds in an 81-66 victory over King's College Shot at least 50 percent from the fi eld 15 times Led Landmark Conference in fi eld goal percentage (.550) and fi nished second in defensive rebounds per game (5.4), fourth in overall rebounding (7.3), seventh in blocked shots (1.0), and tied for eighth in offensive rebounds per game (1.9) Finished 60th in fi eld goal percentage, 173rd in 'double doubles', 188th in rebounding, and 222nd in blocks in the fi nal NCAA Division III rankings

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2013 26-26 132-240 .540 0-3 .000 80-118 .678 190/7.3 33 57 25 13 344/13.2 2014 28-27 171-286 .598 0-3 .000 121-174 .659 201/7.2 57 82 56 20 463/16.5 Totals 54-53 303-526 .576 0-6 .000 201-291 .688 391/7.2 90 139 81 33 807/14.9

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 BBrianrian FFarrellarrell

JJunior,unior, 66-0,-0, GGuarduard VVerona,erona, NJ/VeronaNJ/Verona MMajor:ajor: BBusinessusiness AAdministrationdministration 1100

Has seen action in 23 games in his career High School/Personal Scored more than 1000 points in his career Sophomore Year (2013-2014) Averaged 17.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 5.0 Played in 15 games as a reserve in the back court assists per game his senior year as Verona posted a Averaged 0.5 points, 0.1 rebounds, and 0.2 assists 20-9 record under head coach Eric McElroy per game Two-time fi rst-team All-Super Essex County Scored a season-high three points against Conference (2010, 2012) and third-team All-Essex Misericordia on Nov. 19 at the Long Center and County (2012) selection. against Goucher on Jan. 18 in Towson, Maryland Also lettered in three years and was a More than 76 percent of his fi eld goal attempts two-time all-conference selection, earning fi rst- were 3-pointers team honors in 2011 and second team in 2010 Played a season-high nine minutes in the Royals' Son of Steve and Mary Farrell 94-77 victory over Keystone College on Dec. 31 at His father is a graduate of William Paterson (NJ), the Lackawanna College Student Union, formerly where he was a member of the men's basketball the Scranton Catholic Youth Center (CYC) team, and his mother is a graduate of the University of Connecticut Freshman Year (2012-2013) Has two younger siblings: Colleen and Jack Saw action in eight games Date of birth: June 6, 1994 Averaged 0.5 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.1 steals in 4.3 minutes of action per game Connected on 1 of 2 3-point fi eld goal attempts to fi nish with three points in six minutes of action in the Royals' 94-93 loss in overtime to Keystone College on December 15 at the Long Center Played a season-high 13 minutes of action in a 79-64 win over Gwynedd-Mercy College in the third-place game of the PNC Bank Royal Rumble on December 18 at the Long Center Pulled down three rebounds apiece against St. Joseph's (Long Island) in an opening round game of the PNC Bank Royal Rumble on December 17 and in a 77-68 win in overtime at Drew University on February 6.

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2013 8-0 1-13 .077 1-9 .111 1-3 .333 9/1.1 0 4 0 1 4/0.5 2014 15-0 3-13 .231 2-10 .200 0-0 .000 2/0.1 3 2 0 0 8/0.5 Totals 23-0 4-26 .154 3-19 .158 1-3 .333 11/0.5 3 6 0 1 12/0.5

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 18 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 JJusticeustice PPerezerez

JJunior,unior, 66-2,-2, GGuarduard WWantagh,antagh, NY/WantaghNY/Wantagh MMajor:ajor: MManagementanagement 2200

Has seen action in 15 games in his career

Sophomore Year (2013-2014) Saw action in 10 games as a reserve in the backcourt Played a season-high three minutes in the Royals' 83-68 victory over Wilkes University in the Cross County Challenge on January 4 at the Long Center Canned a free throw in the Royals' 90-76 victory over Goucher College on Jan. 18 in Towson, Maryland Did see action in the Royals' season-ending 94-81 loss to Hobart College in an NCAA fi rst-round game in Brockport, New York, on March 7

Freshman Year (2012-2013) Saw action in fi ve games and averaged 0.4 points, 0.2 rebounds, and 0.4 steals per game Scored the fi rst points of his career with a basket in four minutes of action in the Royals' 78-41 victory over Goucher College on January 12 at the Long Center

High School/Personal Averaged 14.2 points, 10.9 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game his senior year Earned All-Nassau County honors His his school coach was Keith Hunter Son of Deborah Delgado Has two younger siblings: Leah and Mya Date of birth: April 15, 1994

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2013 5-0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 1/0.2 1 2 0 0 3/0.4 2014 10-0 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 1/0.1 0 2 0 0 1/0.1 Totals 15-0 1-5 .200 0-3 .000 1-2 .500 2/0.1 1 4 0 0 4/0.2

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 19 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 MMarcusarcus TThomashomas

JJunior,unior, 66-3,-3, GGuard/Forwarduard/Forward CClarksburg,larksburg, MMd./Clarksburgd./Clarksburg MMajor:ajor: BBusinessusiness AAdministrationdministration 2211

Has appeared in 32 games and started once High School/Personal Playing time picked up dramatically this past season Played four years of basketball and and earned two varsity letters in each sport Sophomore Year (2013-2014) Averaged 9 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists his Saw action in 23 of 28 games senior year in basketball for the Coyotes of head Averaged 2.0 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 0.7 steals coach Larry Hurd per game Served as captain of both the basketball and Played 11-or-more minutes off the bench over the lacrosse teams fi nal 16 games of the season 2-time team MVP and Coyote Award recipient and Shot nearly 49 percent from the fi eld named to the Montgomery County All-Star team Scored a season-high seven points apiece in a 73- Picked up several honors for academic 65 win at Moravian College on Jan. 29 and in an 82- excellence: STAR scholarship recipient (2010, 2011), 64 victory over Merchant Marine in the semifi nals of Minds in Motion award recipient, Alpha Phi Alpha the Landmark Conference tournament on Feb. 26 Academic Achievement Award (2010, 2011), and at the Long Center African-American Festival of Academic Excellence Had more assists (22) than turnovers (13) Award recipient (2009, 2010, 2011) Provided strength and quickness on the front lin Co-founder of Minority Scholars Program Royals were 14-2 over the fi nal 16 games of the Also played two season of junior varsity football and season with him seeing signifi cant playing time varsity football Son of Milton & Beth Thomas Freshman Year (2012-2013) His father is a graduate of Tuskegee University (Ala.) Appeared in nine games and his mother graduated from Radford University Averaged 1.8 points, 1.1 rebounds, 0.3 assists, and (Va.), where she was a member of the team 0.4 steals per game Has a younger sister, Camille Shot 60 percent from the fi eld (6 of 10) and 80 Date of birth: May 3, 1994 percent from the free throw line (4 of 5) Scored a season-high six points and pulled down a season-high tying three rebounds in a 69-57 loss to St. Joseph's (Long Island) in the opening round of the PNC Bank Royal Rumble on December 17 at the Long Center Also scored four points apiece in a 78-63 win over Susquehanna University at home on December 1 and in a 67-54 loss to Merchant Marine on December 9, also at the Long Center Made the fi rst start of his career against St. Joseph's and played a season-high 21 minutes

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2013 9-1 6-10 .600 0-1 .000 4-5 .800 10/1.1 3 8 0 4 16/1.8 2014 23-0 18-37 .486 2-11 .182 9-17 .529 61/2.7 22 13 1 16 47/2.0 Totals 32-1 24-47 .511 2-12 .167 13-18 .591 71/2.2 25 21 1 20 63/2.0

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 20 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 PPatat CCalveyalvey

SSophomore,ophomore, 66-1,-1, GGuarduard CClarkslarks SSummit,ummit, PPa./Abingtona./Abington HHeightseights MMajor:ajor: AAccountingccounting 3300

Freshman Year (2013-2014) Mid-semester transfer from Penn State University (did not play there) Saw action in one game; pulled down a rebound in the Royals' 83-68 victory over Wilkes University in the second round of the Cross County Challenge on Jan. 4 at the Long Center

High School/Personal Member of Abington Heights District II championship team (2012) High school teammate of Royal senior guards Ross Danzig and Justin Klingman Team player award recipient (2011, 2012) His high school coach was Ken Bianchi Son of Lisa & James Calvey 

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2014 Totals

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 21 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 SSeanean CummingsCummings

SSophomore,ophomore, 66-4,-4, GGuarduard MMilestoneilestone TTownship,ownship, NNJ/J/ SSt.t. PPeter'seter's PPreparatoryreparatory 2244 MMajor:ajor: CCriminalriminal JJusticeustice

Freshman Year (2013-2014) High School/Personal  Saw action as a reserve in the back court in 24 Three-year letterman games Averaged 12 points, eight rebounds, three assists, Averaged 2.2 points, 1.2 rebounds, 0.4 assists, and and two blocks per game his senior year as the 0.3 blocks per game Marauders fi nished with a 19-7 record Shot 47.8 percent from the fi eld and 47.4 percent St. Peter's Preparatory went 23-7 his junior year from the free throw line His high school coach was Todd Decker Played 10-or-more minutes eight times, including Son of Gavin & Lori Cummings a season-high 16 minutes in the Royals' 78-76 victory His father is a graduate of Massachusetts-Lowell, over Randolph Macon in the championship game where he played basketball, and his mother is a of the Radisson Invitational on Nov. 16, where he graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology fi nished with three rebounds, three rebounds, and Date of birth: March 17, 1995 an assist In his fi rst game, played 14 minutes and scored nine points on 4 of 6 shooting from the fi eld and pulled down four rebounds in the Royals' 95-79 victory over Immaculata University in the opening round of the Radisson Invitational on Nov. 15 at the Long Center Connected on 3 of 4 shots from the fi eld and fi nished with eight points in 12 minutes of action in a 69-54 victory over Misericordia on Nov. 19 at the Long Center Scored six points in 11 minutes of action in a 67-51 win over Ithaca College on Jan. 14 at the Long Center Runs the fl oor well and is versatile enough to play either of the guard positions and small forward

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2014 24-0 22-46 .478 0-0 .000 9-19 .474 29/1.2 9 14 7 1 53/2.2 Totals 24-0 22-46 .478 0-0 .000 9-19 .474 29/1.2 9 14 7 1 53/2.2

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 22 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 PP.J..J. KKellyelly

SSophomore,ophomore, 55-10,-10, GGuarduard BBluelue BBell,ell, PPa./a./ SSt.t. JJoseph'soseph's PPreparatoryreparatory 2222 MMajor:ajor: EExploratoryxploratory

Freshman Year (2013-2014) Date of birth: September 25, 1994 Saw action in three games: vs. Keystone (Dec. 31), Wilkes (Jan. 4), and Goucher (Jan. 18) His development was hampered early in the season because a hand injury

High School/Personal Three-year letterman and two-year starter at point-guard Averaged 6.1 points, 4.9 assists, and 1.0 rebounds per game his senior year Recorded a 5:1 assist-to-turnover ratio in his fi nal two seasons Earned honorable mention All-Philadelphia Catholic League his senior year St. Joseph's Preparatory won two district championships ('12, '13) and advanced to the semifi nals of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) state tournament in 2013 The Hawks also advanced to the championship game of the Philadelphia Catholic League in his junior and senior years His high school coach was Teammate of Royal senior guard Michael Fee Son of Teresa Kelly Has a brother, Ryan, who currently attends Temple University

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2014 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1/1.0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0 Totals 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1/1.0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0

*NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 23 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 JJohnohn VitkusVitkus

SSophomore,ophomore, 6-8,6-8, CCenterenter MMahopac,ahopac, NY/MahopacNY/Mahopac MMajor:ajor: IInternationalnternational BBusinessusiness 5500

Freshman Year (2013-2014) Saw action in 19 games as a reserve in the front court Averaged 0.8 points, 1.0 rebounds, and 0.2 blocks per game Shot 41.2 percent from the fi eld Played a season-high 16 minutes against Merchant Marine on Dec. 14 and fi nished with six points, seven rebounds, and a block in a game the Royals lost in overtime, 86-83 Also played 10 minutes in an 82-72 win at Drew on Jan. 22 and had two points and three rebounds

High School/Personal Lettered in soccer and basketball at Mahopac High School and played baseball at the Shanghai American School Averaged nine points, 11 rebounds, and four blocks per game in helping the Mahopac basketball team to back-to-back Section I semifi nal appearances ('12, '13) and to consecutive undefeated seasons and league titles ('12, '13) His high school coach was Kevin Downes Son of John & Jeneen Vitkus His parents are graduate of St. John's Mercy College Has two younger siblings: Ryan and Carah Date of birth: October 9, 1995

Career Statistics Year G/S FG/A FG% 3PT/A 3PT% FT/A FT% RB/AVG A TO BS ST TP/AVG 2014 19-0 7-17 .412 0-0 .000 1-8 .125 19/1.0 0 3 3 3 15/0.8 Totals 19-0 7-17 .412 0-0 .000 1-8 .125 19/1.0 0 3 3 3 15/0.8

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BBrandonrandon FeinbergFeinberg CChrishris MMcCulloughcCullough 66-6,-6, FFreshman,reshman, FForwardorward 66-1,-1, FFreshman,reshman, GGuarduard AAvon,von, CConn./Avononn./Avon GGreenlawn,reenlawn, NNY/HarborfieldsY/Harborfields SSuffielduffield AAcademycademy MMajor:ajor: MManagementanagement MMajor:ajor: AAccountingccounting HHighigh School/PersonalSchool/Personal AAveragedveraged 1155 ppoints,oints, ffiveive aassists,ssists, andand threethree rreboundsebounds HHighigh SSchool/Personalchool/Personal a ggameame llastast wwinterinter aass HHarborfieldsarborfields HHighigh SSchoolchool wwonon DDidid a yearyear ooff ppostgraduateostgraduate sstudytudy aatt SSuffielduffield i itsts thirdthird sstraighttraight LLeagueeague V ttitleitle A Academycademy ((Conn.)Conn.) aafterfter ggraduatingraduating ffromrom AAvonvon EEarnedarned aall-conference/all-countyll-conference/all-county hhonorsonors aandnd wwasas AAveragedveraged 111.51.5 ppoints,oints, 88.1.1 rrebounds,ebounds, 11.0.0 aassists,ssists, aandnd thethe tteam'seam's CCoachesoaches AAwardward rrecipientecipient llastast sseasoneason 0 0.6.6 blocksblocks perper ggameame aatt SSuffielduffield AAcademycademy WWasas namednamed thethe mmostost vvaluablealuable playerplayer (MVP)(MVP) ofof thethe MMemberember ooff SSuffielduffield AAcademycademy bbasketballasketball WhitmanWhitman TTournamentournament iinn 22014014 teamteam tthathat ffinishedinished 111-51-5 andand earnedearned a ClassClass B AAlsolso pplayedlayed soccersoccer iinn hhighigh sschoolchool aandnd ttwicewice tournamenttournament bbertherth llastast wwinterinter earnedearned aall-conferencell-conference hhonorsonors EEarnedarned hhighigh hhonorsonors iinn tthehe cclassroomlassroom aatt SSuffielduffield HHisis highhigh schoolschool coachcoach wwasas ChrisChris AgostinoAgostino AAcademycademy PPlayedlayed AAUAAU bbasketballasketball fforor tthehe RRisingising SStars,tars, a tteameam WWasas a three-yearthree-year llettermanetterman aatt AAvonvon HHighigh SSchool,chool, coachedcoached bbyy formerformer RRoyaloyal two-sporttwo-sport sstudent-athletetudent-athlete w wherehere hhee aaveragedveraged 112.52.5 ppoints,oints, 110.00.0 rrebounds,ebounds, 33.0.0 TomTom HHughesughes ((men'smen's bbasketball,asketball, mmen'sen's llacrosse)acrosse) aandnd a assists,ssists, andand 2.02.0 blocksblocks perper gamegame hishis seniorsenior yearyear a 20012001 graduategraduate ofof thethe UUniversityniversity AAvonvon wwonon tthehe NNorthorth CCentralentral CConnecticutonnecticut SSonon ooff BBrianrian & MMaryannaryann MMcCulloughcCullough ConferenceConference ppostseasonostseason ttournamentournament hhisis sseniorenior yyearear HHasas threethree ssiblings:iblings: TomTom ((29),29), JamesJames (26),(26), andand MMemberember ooff tthreehree sstatetate pplayoff-qualifyinglayoff-qualifying tteamseams aatt RRachelachel ((23)23) AvonAvon HHighigh SSchoolchool HHisis parentsparents areare ggraduateraduate ooff MMaristarist CCollegeollege WWasas namednamed first-teamfirst-team All-NorthAll-North CCentralentral HHisis brother,brother, TTom,om, aattendedttended TTempleemple UUniversityniversity aandnd hhisis ConnecticutConnecticut CConferenceonference aandnd hhonorableonorable mmentionention s sisterister RRachelachel aattendedttended SSacredacred HHearteart ((Conn.)Conn.) bbyy tthehe HHartfordartford CCourantourant hhisis seniorsenior yyearear DDateate ooff bbirth:irth: FFebruaryebruary 113,3, 11996996 TThree-yearhree-year sstartertarter aatt AAvonvon HHighigh SSchool,chool, wwhichhich postedposted a 449-229-22 recordrecord duringduring tthishis sspanpan HHisis headhead coachcoach atat AvonAvon HHighigh SSchoolchool wwasas CChrishris VozzoloVozzolo aandnd JJeffeff DDepelteauepelteau aatt SSuffielduffield AAcademycademy WWasas a four-yearfour-year hhonorsonors sstudenttudent aatt AAvonvon HHighigh S Schoolchool aandnd a 44-year-year SScholar-Athletecholar-Athlete aawardward rrecipientecipient ttherehere SSonon ooff SStuarttuart & DDianeiane FFeinbergeinberg HHisis fatherfather iiss a ggraduateraduate ooff MMoravianoravian CCollegeollege a andnd hhisis mmotherother ggraduatedraduated ffromrom FFairleighairleigh DDickinsonickinson UUniversityniversity HHisis daddad playedplayed footballfootball atat MoravianMoravian HHasas oneone ssibling:ibling: SteveSteve (27),(27), whowho playedplayed basketballbasketball atat TThehe CCollegeollege ooff NNewew JJerseyersey DDateate ooff bbirth:irth: AAugustugust 117,7, 11995995

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DDrewrew SSchankweilerchankweiler 66-7,-7, FFreshman,reshman, CCenterenter MMechanicsburg,echanicsburg, PPa.a. MMechanicsburgechanicsburg AreaArea MMajor:ajor: BBusinessusiness MManagementanagement

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Ross Danzig joined his dad, Royal head coach Carl Danzig, as a major award winner last season, earning the Landmark Player of the Year award.

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Points No. Years 1979-1980 27. Pat Beacham 552 1991-1995 1. Gene Mumford 1903 1968-1971 14. Al Callejas 15.2 1997-2001 28. Henry Condron 542 1996-2000 2. Irv Johnson 1859 1975-1978 15. Brian O'Donnell 15.0 2001-2005 29. *Gene Mumford 540 1968-1971 1979-1980 16. Brendan Boken 14.9 2012-2014 Travis Farrell 540 2009-2013 3. Jack Maher 1789 1972-1976 17. JP Andrejko 14.8 1984-1988 31. Charles Nanick 511 1993-1997 4. Zach Ashworth 1786 2007-2011 18. Tom Keefe 14.7 1955-1958 Paul Miernicki 511 1974-1978 5. JP Andrejko 1731 1984-1988 19. Charlie Witaconis 14.3 1965-1968 33. Art Trippett 452 1984-1988 6. Derek Elphick 1728 1999-2003 20. Mickey Banas 14.2 1980-1984 Tom Downey 452 1984-1985 7. Jason Hoppy 1717 1989-1993 21. Roger Yost 14.1 1968-1971 1986-1989 8. Bill Witaconis 1712 1961-1964 22. Eric Jacobs 13.9 1985-1987 35. Phil Johnson 451 1974-1978 9. Ed Kazakavich 1661 1956-1959 23. Doug Kohler 13.6 1969-1972 36. Luke Hawk 441 2008-2012 10. Mickey Banas 1649 1980-1984 Ryan Rogan 13.6 2001-2003 37. Zach Ashworth 428 2007-2011 11. Bill Bessoir 1630 1982-1985 25. Jay Fried 13.3 1972-1975 38. Paul Hawk 423 2005-2009 12. Charles Nanick 1607 1993-1997 26. Bob Bessoir 12.7 1951-1955 39. Andy Holup 422 1973-1977 13. Joe Fitt 1560 1951-1955 27. Mark Beneski 12.5 1988-1992 40. Robert McGrath 413 1965-1968 14. Jason Fisher 1557 1995-1999 28. Henry Condron 12.2 1996-2000 15. Brian O’Donnell 1532 2001-2005 29. Randy Arnold 12.1 2004-2008 *Statistics missing from some seasons 16. Ross Danzig 1406 2011-2014 Luke Hawk 12.1 2008-2012 17. Phil Johnson 1398 1974-1978 31. Paul Miernicki 11.9 1974-1978 Rebounding Average (Min. 50 Games) 18. Al Callejas 1372 1997-2001 Bob Morcom 11.9 1970-1973 Ave. Years 19. Paul Miernicki 1301 1974-1978 33. Tom Kosin 11.7 1980-1983 1. Ed Kazakavich 13.4 1956-1959 20. Henry Condron 1288 1996-2000 Robert McGrath 11.7 1965-1968 2. Tom Keefe 11.8 1955-1958 21. Randy Arnold 1272 2004-2008 Bob Meckwood 11.7 1957-1960 *Bob Bessoir 11.8 1951-1955 22. Mark Beneski 1270 1988-1992 Phil Johnson 11.7 1974-1978 4. *Gene Mumford 10.8 1968-1971 23. Dan Loftus 1266 1999-2003 37. Dan Loftus 11.6 1999-2003 5. Irv Johnson 10.4 1975-1978 24. Bryant Thornwell 1239 1978-1982 Tom Bicknell 11.6 2005-2008 1979-1980 25. Shawn Gallagher 1234 1984-1988 39. Tom Mineo 11.5 1977-1981 6. Charlie Witaconis 9.9 1965-1968 26. Mike Reno 1200 1996-2000 40. Sam Cavalieri 11.4 1950-1952 7. George Clum 9.8 1960-1963 27. Travis Farrell 1190 2009-2013 40. Mike Reno 11.4 1996-2000 8. Brian O'Donnell 9.4 2001-2005 28. Luke Hawk 1171 2008-2012 9. Joe Conley 9.2 1974-1976 29. Jeff Jones 1120 1980-1984 #No. of games estimated Tom Bicknell 9.2 2005-2008 30. Rhett Jenkins 1102 1965-1967 11. #Bill Witaconis 8.7 1961-1964 31. Tom Mineo 1092 1977-1981 Rebounding No. Years Jeff Jones 8.7 1980-1984 32. Matt Cusano 1079 1989-1993 1. Irv Johnson 1299 1975-1978 13. Chris Haray 8.5 1988-1991 33. Bob Bessoir 1078 1951-1955 1979-1980 14. Shawn Gallagher 8.3 1984-1988 34. Jim Dooley 1073 1962-1965 2. Brian O’Donnell 962 2001-2005 Jay Fried 8.3 1972-1975 35. Jay Freid 1067 1972-1975 3. Mickey Banas 953 1980-1984 16. Mickey Banas 8.2 1980-1984 36. Tom Kosin 1057 1980-1983 4. Jeff Jones 950 1980-1984 17. Bryant Thornwell 7.3 1978-1982 37. Tommy Morgan 1038 2010-2014 5. Shawn Gallagher 943 1984-1988 Mark Beneski 7.3 1988-1992 38. Roger Yost 1032 1968-1971 6 Ed Kazakavich 939 1956-1959 19. Brendan Boken 7.2 2012-2014 39. Ryan FitzPatrick 1028 2005-2009 7. Bob Bessoir 838 1951-1955 20. Bill Bessoir 7.0 1982-1985 40. Doug Kohler 1013 1969-1972 8. Bryant Thornwell 834 1978-1982 Derek Elphick 7.0 1999-2003 41. Art Trippett 1012 1984-1988 9. Derek Elphick 772 1999-2003 Pat Beacham 7.0 1991-1995 10. Tom Keefe 769 1955-1958 23. Matt Cusano 6.8 1989-1993 Scoring Average (Min. 50 Games) 11. Tom Bicknell 756 2005-2008 24. TJ McNulty 6.6 1994-1998 Ave. Years 12. Mark Beneski 744 1988-1992 Robert McGrath 6.6 1965-1968 1. Gene Mumford 26.1 1968-1971 13. JP Andrejko 737 1984-1988 Ross Danzig 6.6 2011-2014 2. Ed Kazakakavich 23.7 1956-1959 14. Matt Cusano 703 1989-1993 27. Kevin Courtney 6.4 1997-2001 3. #Bill Witaconis 23.1 1961-1964 15. Kevin Courtney 697 1997-2001 28. JP Andrejko 6.3 1984-1988 4. Bill Bessoir 19.0 1982-1985 16. Chris Haray 677 1988-1991 29. Bill Francis 6.2 1958-1961 5. Ross Danzig 16.5 2011-2014 17. Charles Witaconis 674 1965-1968 30. Jack Maher 6.0 1972-1976 Jack Maher 16.4 1972-1976 18. *Bill Witaconis 664 1961-1964 31. Joe Barbuti 5.9 1960-1963 Charles Nanick 16.4 1993-1997 19. Jay Fried 660 1972-1975 32. Mike Ely 5.8 1971-1974 Zach Ashworth 16.4 2007-2011 20. Jack Maher 655 1972-1976 33. Jerry Curtis 5.2 1952-1956 8. Mike DeNoia 16.3 1946-1949 21. George Clum 608 1960-1963 33. Charles Nanick 5.2 1993-1997 9. Jason Hoppy 16.2 1989-1993 22. Bill Bessoir 604 1982-1985 Tom Downey 5.2 1984-1985 10. Joe Fitt 16.1 1951-1955 23. TJ McNulty 578 1994-1998 1986-1989 11. Jason Fisher 15.7 1995-1999 24 Ross Danzig 565 2011-2014 Tom Foley 5.2 1960-1963 Derek Elphick 15.7 1999-2003 25. *Roger Yost 564 1968-1971 37. Henry Condron 5.1 1996-2000 13. Irv Johnson 15.4 1975-1978 26. Joe Conley 563 1974-1976 38. Travis Farrell 5.0 2009-2013

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39. Andy Holup 4.9 1973-1977 Art Trippett 4.3 1984-1988 26. Henry Condron 89 1996-2000 40. Andrea Pizzato 4.8 1990-1993 12. Tyrone Fowlkes 4.2 1984-1986 27. Eric Jacobs 84 1985-1987 Ed Gromleski 4.8 1957-1960 13. Dan Loftus 3.9 1999-2003 Mickey Banas 84 1980-1984 Bill Bessoir 3.9 1982-1985 Shawn Gallagher 84 1984-1988 Assists No. Years Drew Morano 3.9 1988-1992 30. Andrea Pizzato 83 1990-1993 1. Pat Cusick 519 1976-1980 16. Randy Arnold 3.6 2004-2008 31. Paul Hawk 81 2005-2009 2. Mark Hutchinson 493 1980-1983 Al Callejas 3.6 1997-2001 Tim Lavelle 81 2009-2013 3. Paul Miernicki 455 1974-1978 18. Dan Polacheck 3.4 1981-1985 33. Ryan FitzPatrick 80 2005-2009 Dan Loftus 429 1999-2003 19. Tommy Morgan 3.3 2010-2014 34. Dan O'Connell 78 2006-2010 5. Gerard Genco 423 1987-1990 20. Jason Hoppy 3.2 1989-1993 35. Derek Elphick 77 1999-2003 6. Art Trippett 410 1984-1988 21. Jim Gilmartin 3.1 1992-1995 36. Luke Hawk 75 2008-2012 7. Dan Polacheck 398 1981-1985 22. Ross Danzig 3.0 2011-2014 37. Tom Downey 74 1984-1985 8. Drew Morano 379 1988-1992 23. Ryan Rogan 2.8 2001-2003 1986-1989 9. Randy Arnold 376 2004-2008 Jason Fisher 2.8 1995-1999 Phil Odom 74 1993-1995 10. Jason Hoppy 342 1989-1993 25. Sean Kearney 2.6 1978-1981 39. Patrick Clabby 71 2003-2006 11. Jo-Jo Cantafio 335 1971-1974 Zach Ashworth 2.6 2007-2011 40. James Powell 68 2004-2007 12. Bill Bessoir 334 1982-1985 27. Mike Reno 2.5 1996-2000 13. Tommy Morgan 329 2010-2014 28. Charles Nanick 2.4 1993-1997 Steals Average (Min. 50 Games) 14. Al Callejas 322 1997-2001 Travis Farrell 2.4 2009-2013 Stls Years 15. Bob Morcom 306 1970-1973 30. Andrea Pizzato 2.2 1990-1993 1. Todd Bailey 2.7 1981-1983 16. Eric Jacobs 288 1985-1987 31. Brian O'Donnell 2.0 2001-2005 2. Randy Arnold 2.4 2004-2008 17. Zach Ashworth 282 2007-2011 TJ McNulty 2.0 1994-1998 3. Gerard Genco 2.2 1987-1990 18. Jason Fisher 274 1995-1999 Mike Johnson 2.0 1984-1986 4. Travis Farrell 2.1 2009-2013 19. *Billy McCue 272 1968-1971 33. Jack Lisicky 1.9 1986-1990 5. Drew Morano 2.0 1988-1992 20. Mike Reno 266 1996-2000 Joe Conley 1.9 1974-1976 6. Art Trippett 1.9 1984-1988 21. Travis Farrell 261 2009-2013 Danny Conlon 1.9 1972-1975 Tyrone Fowlkes 1.9 1984-1986 22. Ross Danzig 256 2011-2014 36. Luke Hawk 1.8 2008-2012 8. Ryan Rogan 1.7 2001-2003 23. Todd Bailey 245 1981-1983 Patrick Clabby 1.8 2003-2006 9. Dan Loftus 1.6 1999-2003 24. Jim Gilmartin 241 1992-1995 Dan O'Connell 1.8 2006-2010 10. Phil Odom 1.5 1993-1995 25. Charles Nanick 235 1993-1997 Stacy Bucklaw 1.8 1983-1985 Jason Hoppy 1.5 1989-1993 26. *Paul Miernicki 232 1974-1978 40. Ryan Kirk 1.7 2004-2008 12. Eric Jacobs 1.4 1985-1987 27. Phil Odom 231 1993-1995 Mark Hutchinson 1.4 1980-1983 28. *Gene Mumford 222 1968-1971 *Staticstics missing for some seasons Jason Fisher 1.4 1995-1999 29. Tyrone Fowlkes 208 1984-1986 15. Zach Ashworth 1.2 2007-2011 30. Brian O’Donnell 206 2001-2005 Steals No. Years Kevin Courtney 1.2 1997-2001 31. Jack Lisicky 205 1986-1990 1. Randy Arnold 252 2004-2008 Jim Gilmartin 1.2 1992-1995 *Phil Johnson 205 1974-1978 2. Travis Farrell 222 2009-2013 Bill Bessoir 1.2 1982-1985 33. Andrea Pizzato 191 1990-1993 3. Drew Morano 197 1988-1992 Dan Polacheck 1.2 1981-1985 34. Bryant Thornwell 182 1978-1982 4. Art Trippett 187 1984-1988 Tommy Morgan 1.2 2010-2013 35. JP Andrejko 181 1984-1988 5. Gerard Genco 179 1987-1990 21. Brian O'Donnell 1.1 2001-2005 36. Derek Elphick 177 1999-2003 6. Dan Loftus 172 1999-2003 Patrick Clabby 1.1 2003-2006 TJ McNulty 177 1994-1998 7. Todd Bailey 154 1981-1983 TJ McNulty 1.1 1994-1998 38. Luke Hawk 176 2008-2012 Jason Hoppy 154 1989-1993 James Powell 1.1 2004-2007 39. Dan O'Connell 173 2006-2010 9. Dan Polacheck 140 1981-1985 Ross Danzig 1.1 2011-2014 40. Kevin Courtney 163 1997-2001 10. Zach Ashworth 136 2007-2011 26. Mike Reno 1.0 1996-2000 11. Kevin Courtney 135 1997-2001 Charles Nanick 1.0 1993-1997 *Statistics missing for some seasons 12. Jason Fisher 134 1995-1999 Bryant Smith 1.0 1999-2003 13. Mark Hutchinson 124 1980-1983 Andrea Pizzato 1.0 1990-1993 Assist Average (Min. 50 Games) 14. Tommy Morgan 120 2010-2014 30. Ryan FitzPatrick 0.9 2005-2009 Ave. Years 15. Brian O’Donnell 115 2001-2005 Tom Downey 0.9 1984-1985 1. Mark Hutchinson 5.6 1980-1983 16. Mike Reno 107 1996-2000 1986-1989 2. Gerard Genco 5.2 1987-1990 17. Bill Bessoir 104 1982-1985 32. Paul Hawk 0.8 2005-2009 3. Eric Jacobs 5.0 1985-1987 18. TJ McNulty 99 1994-1998 Henry Condron 0.8 1996-2000 4. Phil Odom 4.6 1993-1995 19. Bryant Smith 98 1999-2003 Tim Lavelle 0.8 2009-2013 5. Paul Miernicki 4.5 1974-1975 Charles Nanick 98 1993-1997 JP Andrejko 0.8 1984-1988 Jo-Jo Cantafio 4.5 1971-1974 21. Jim Gilmartin 97 1992-1995 Dan O'Connell 0.8 2006-2010 Pat Cusick 4.5 1976-1980 22. Tyrone Fowlkes 96 1984-1986 Chris Schneider 0.8 1987-1990 8. *Gene Mumford 4.4 1968-1971 Ross Danzig 96 2011-2014 Luke Hawk 0.8 2008-2012 8. Bob Morcom 4.4 1970-1973 24. JP Andrejko 95 1984-1988 Tom Bicknell 0.8 2005-2008 10. Todd Bailey 4.3 1981-1983 25. Ryan Rogan 94 2001-2003 40. Darren Cannon 0.7 2004-2007

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Shawn Gallagher 0.7 1984-1988 10. Bill Bessoir 1.0 1982-1985 23. Jay Fried 456 1972-1975 Brendan Boken 0.7 2012-2014 Tom Bicknell 1.0 2005-2008 24. Dan Loftus 434 1999-2003 Irv Johnson 1.0 1975-1978 Tom Kosin 434 1980-1983 Blocks No. Years 1979-1980 26. Everett Jenkins 430 1965-1967 1. Matt Cusano 255 1989-1993 12. Ross Danzig 0.9 2011-2014 27. Jeff Jones 428 1980-1984 2. Mickey Banas 243 1980-1984 JP Andrejko 0.9 1984-1988 28. Luke Hawk 416 2008-2012 3. Mark Beneski 197 1988-1992 Pat Beacham 0.9 1991-1995 29. *Bill Witaconis 408 1961-1964 4. Paul Hawk 164 2005-2009 Henry Condron 0.9 1996-2000 Mike Reno 408 1996-2000 5. Shawn Gallagher 151 1984-1988 Matt Swaback 0.9 2008-2012 31. Al Callejas 407 1997-2001 6. Chris Haray 123 1988-1991 TJ McNulty 0.9 1994-1998 32. Matt Cusano 406 1989-1993 7. Irv Johnson 119 1975-1978 Paul Biagoli 0.9 2005-2009 33. Travis Farrell 402 2009-2013 1979-1980 19. Brian O'Donnell 0.8 2001-2005 34. Randy Arnold 399 2004-2008 8. JP Andrejko 110 1984-1988 Kevin Courtney 0.8 1997-2001 35. Bob Bessoir 389 1951-1955 9. Henry Condron 98 1996-2000 Derek Elphick 0.8 1999-2003 36. Tommy Morgan 383 2010-2014 10. Eli Londo 96 2006-2010 22. Tom Kosin 0.7 1980-1983 37. Paul Biagoli 373 2005-2009 11. Stephen Loud 91 1996-2000 23. Paul Fanuele 0.6 1989-1992 38. John DeRichie 367 1973-1977 12. Bill Bessoir 88 1982-1985 Owen Baillie 0.6 2000-2003 39. Pete Medvecky 366 1947-1951 13. Derek Elphick 86 1999-2003 25. Tommy Morgan 0.5 2010-2014 40. Tom Keefe 365 1955-1958 Kevin Courtney 86 1997-2001 Joe Jacoski 0.5 1977-1981 15. Paul Biagoli 85 2005-2009 Bryant Thornwell 0.5 1978-1982 *Statistics missing from some seasons Matt Swaback 85 2008-2012 28. Jeff Jones 0.4 1980-1984 17. Tom Bicknell 82 2005-2008 Andrea Pizzato 0.4 1990-1993 Field Goals Attempted No. Years 18. Brian O'Donnell 81 2001-2005 Don Agricola 0.4 1976-1979 1. Jack Maher 1667 1972-1976 Brendan Boken 81 2012-2014 Todd Bailey 0.4 1981-1983 2. Irv Johnson 1432 1975-1978 20. TJ McNulty 76 1994-1998 Patrick Clabby 0.4 2003-2006 1979-1980 21. Pat Beacham 74 1991-1995 Charles Nanick 0.4 1993-1997 3. Bill Bessoir 1424 1982-1985 Ross Danzig 74 2011-2014 Bill Burke 0.4 2002-2006 4. Jason Hoppy 1346 1989-1993 23. Tom Kosin 62 1980-1983 Tom Downey 0.4 1984-1985 5. Phil Johnson 1313 1974-1978 24. Bryant Thornwell 56 1978-1982 1986-1989 6. J.P. Andrejko 1266 1984-1988 25. Jeff Jones 49 1980-1984 Luke Hawk 0.4 2008-2012 Charles Nanick 1266 1993-1997 26. Tommy Morgan 45 2010-2014 37. Bruce Beemer 0.3 1989-1992 8. Mickey Banas 1240 1980-1984 27. Owen Baillie 41 2000-2003 Chris Cavallo 0.3 1993-1996 9. Zach Ashworth 1175 2007-2011 28. Bill Burke 37 2002-2006 Eric Jacobs 0.3 1985-1987 10. Derek Elphick 1153 1999-2003 29. Charles Nanick 36 1993-1997 Brian Dunphy 0.3 1996-1999 11. *Gene Mumford 1136 1968-1971 Pat McDonough 36 1997-1998 Jason Hoppy 0.3 1989-1993 12. Paul Miernicki 1123 1974-1978 31. Paul Fanuele 35 1989-1992 13. Jason Fisher 1117 1995-1999 32. Luke Hawk 34 2008-2012 Field Goals Made No. Years 14. Henry Condron 1113 1996-2000 Andrea Pizzato 34 1990-1993 1. Irv Johnson 807 1975-1978 15. Jay Fried 1092 1972-1975 34. Mike Mullman 33 1983-1985 1979-1980 16. Joe Fitt 1082 1951-1955 35. Jason Hoppy 32 1989-1993 2. Jack Maher 714 1972-1976 17. *Bob Bessoir 1068 1951-1955 36. Tom Downey 31 1984-1985 3. Mickey Banas 676 1980-1984 18. Shawn Gallagher 1059 1984-1986 1986-1989 4. Jason Hoppy 674 1989-1993 19. Mark Beneski 1003 1988-1992 37. Art Trippett 26 1984-1988 5. Bill Bessoir 666 1982-1985 20. Bryant Thornwell 998 1978-1982 Joe Jacoski 26 1977-1981 6. JP Andrejko 665 1984-1988 21. Dan Loftus 984 1999-2003 John Ahearn 26 1991-1993 7. Derek Elphick 631 1999-2003 22. Tom Kosin 977 1980-1983 40. Bryant Smith 25 1999-2003 8. Phil Johnson 613 1974-1978 23. Mike Reno 974 1996-2000 Bruce Beemer 25 1989-1992 9. Charles Nanick 594 1993-1997 24. Tom Mineo 967 1977-1981 Bob Dombroski 25 1989-1991 10. Ed Kazakavich 585 1956-1959 25. Brian O'Donnell 966 2001-2005 11. Jason Fisher 552 1995-1999 26. Ross Danzig 943 2011-2014 Blocks Shot Average (Min. 50 Games) 12. Paul Miernicki 546 1974-1978 27. Randy Arnold 941 2004-2008 Ave. Years 13. Joe Fitt 525 1951-1955 28. *Bill Witaconis 877 1961-1964 1. Matt Cusano 2.5 1989-1993 14. Shawn Gallagher 521 1984-1988 29. Tommy Morgan 875 2010-2014 2. Mickey Banas 2.1 1980-1984 15. Zach Ashworth 506 2007-2011 30. John DeRichie 870 1973-1977 3. Mark Beneski 1.9 1988-1992 16. Henry Condron 503 1996-2000 31. Everett Jenkins 868 1965-1967 4. Paul Hawk 1.7 2005-2009 17. Ross Danzig 480 2011-2014 32. Jeff Jones 867 1980-1984 5. Chris Haray 1.5 1988-1991 18. Brian O'Donnell 479 2001-2005 33. Travis Farrell 858 2009-2013 Brendan Boken 1.5 2012-2014 *Gene Mumford 479 1968-1971 34. Bob Morcom 827 1970-1973 7. Shawn Gallagher 1.3 1984-1988 20. Mark Beneski 477 1988-1992 35. Al Callejas 822 1997-2001 8. Eli Londo 1.2 2006-2010 21. Tom Mineo 470 1977-1981 36. Luke Hawk 801 2008-2012 9. Stephen Loud 1.1 1996-2000 22. Bryant Thornwell 462 1978-1982 37. Matt Cusano 788 1989-1993

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38. Paul Biagoli 760 2005-2009 (331-669) 5. Ryan FitzPatrick 429 2005-2009 39. Ryan FitzPatrick 755 2005-2009 29. Jason Fisher .494 1995-1999 6. Mike Reno 421 1996-2000 40. Art Trippett 712 1984-1988 (552-1117) 7. Travis Farrell 382 2009-2013 Jeff Jones .494 1980-1984 8. Ross Danzig 368 2011-2014 Field Goal Pct. (Min. 100 Made) (428-867) 9. Neal McGee 352 1992-1996 Pct. Years Justin Klingman .494 2011-2014 10. Darren Cannon 347 2004-2007 1. Brendan Boken .576 2012-2014 (125-253) 11. Ryan Rogan 300 2001-2003 (303-526) 32.Joe Jacoski .493 1977-1981 12. Matt Swaback 295 2008-2012 2. John Ahearn .567 1991-1993 (101-205) 13. Mike Barr 288 2010-2014 (106-187) 33. Shawn Gallagher .492 1984-1988 14. Randy Arnold 284 2004-2008 3. Irv Johnson .564 1975-1978 (521-1059) 15. Paul Hawk 282 2005-2009 (807-1432) 1979-1980 16. Ryan Kirk 253 2004-2008 4. Derek Elphick .547 1999-2003 *Statistics missing from some seasons 17. Mike McGowan 241 2003-2006 (631-1153) 18. Tim Lavelle 240 2009-2013 5. Tom Bicknell .545 2005-2008 3-Pt. FG Made No. Years 19. Drew Morano 234 1988-1992 (342-627) 1. Al Callejas 225 1997-2001 20. Henry Condron 231 1996-2000 6. Mickey Banas .545 1980-1984 2. Zach Ashworth 224 2007-2011 Paul Biagoli 231 2005-2009 (676-1240) 3. Ryan FitzPatrick 208 2005-2009 22. Tommy Morgan 195 2010-2014 7. Bob Dombroski .545 1989-1991 4. Dan Loftus 187 1999-2003 23. Gerard Genco 191 1987-1990 (151-277) 5. Charles Nanick 160 1993-1997 24. Brian Dunphy 186 1996-1999 8. Charlie Witaconis .545 1965-1968 6. Ross Danzig 144 2011-2014 25. Jason Hoppy 183 1989-1993 (359-659) 7. Mike Reno 142 1996-2000 26. Andrea Pizzato 176 1990-1993 9. Mark Hutchinson .528 1980-1983 8. Travis Farrell 139 2009-2013 27. Jim Gilmartin 175 1992-1995 (233-441) 9. Darren Cannon 135 2004-2007 28. Jason Fisher 170 1995-1999 10. JP Andrejko .525 1984-1988 10. Neal McGee 125 1992-1996 29. Brian O'Donnell 168 2001-2005 (665-1266) 11. Matt Swaback 117 2008-2012 30. Nick Alfier 163 2002-2006 11. Eli Londo .523 2006-2010 12. Mike Barr 112 2010-2014 31. Dan O'Connell 153 2006-2010 (239-457) 13. Ryan Rogan 111 2001-2003 32. Justin Klingman 151 2011-2014 12. Luke Hawk .519 2008-2012 14. Paul Hawk 98 2005-2009 33. Jeff Kane 150 1999-2003 (416-801) 15. Drew Morano 97 1988-1992 34. Matthew Snyder 136 2002-2005 13. Tom Downey .518 1984-1985 16. Ryan Kirk 92 2004-2008 35. Luke Hawk 133 2008-2012 (250-483) 1986-1989 17. Mike McGowan 92 2003-2006 36. Eric Jacobs 121 1985-1987 14. Pat Beacham .518 1991-1995 18. Paul Biagoli 91 2005-2009 37. Sean Clark 105 2003-2004 (339-655) 19. Randy Arnold 89 2004-2008 38. Dan Hilferty 103 2008-2012 15. Kevin Courtney .516 1997-2001 20. Justin Klingman 81 2011-2014 39. Tom Hughes 103 1997-2001 (275-533) 21. Gerard Genco 76 1987-1990 40. Bryant Smith 94 1999-2003 Robert McGrath .516 1965-1968 22. Jason Hoppy 73 1989-1993 (313-607) Tim Lavelle 73 2009-2013 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. (Min. 50 made) 17. Matt Cusano .515 1989-1993 24. Brian Dunphy 69 1996-1999 Name Pct. Years (406-788) 25. Jason Fisher 68 1995-1999 1. Justin Klingman .536 2011-2014 18.*Gregg Spotts .514 1969-1972 Henry Condron 68 1996-2000 (81-151) (228-444) 27. Brian O'Donnell 66 2001-2005 2. Ryan FitzPatrick .485 2005-2009 19. Paul Fanuele .510 1989-1992 28. Andrea Pizzato 65 1990-1993 (208-429) (134-263) 29. Jeff Kane 60 1999-2003 3. Al Callejas .483 1997-2001 20. Ross Danzig .509 2011-2014 30. Dan O'Connell 59 2006-2010 (225-466) (480-943) 31. Jim Gilmartin 56 1992-1995 4. Eric Jacobs .463 1985-1987 21.*Roger Yost .505 1968-1971 Eric Jacobs 56 1985-1987 (56-121) (228-444) 33. Nick Alfier 52 2002-2006 5. Drew Morano .415 1988-1992 Jerry Fives .505 1985-1989 34. Tommy Morgan 51 2010-2014 (97-234) (158-313) 35. Luke Hawk 50 2008-2012 6. Zach Ashworth .412 2007-2011 23. *Frank Cooper .502 1961-1964 36. Matthew Snyder 45 2002-2005 (224-544) (166-331) 37. Mike Jones 40 1989-1992 7. Dan Loftus .409 1999-2003 24. Jason Hoppy .501 1989-1993 38. Brendan Fuller 38 2005-2009 (187-457) (674-1346) 39. Jack Lisicky 35 1986-1990 8. Jason Fisher .400 1995-1999 25. Brian O'Donnell .496 2001-2005 Tom Hughes 35 1997-2001 (68-170) (479-966) Jeff Kane .400 1999-2003 26. Everett Jenkins .495 1965-1967 3-Pt. FG Att. No. Years (60-150) (430-868) 1. Zach Ashworth 544 2007-2011 10. Jason Hoppy .399 1989-1993 27. Al Callejas .495 1997-2001 2. Al Callejas 466 1997-2001 (73-183) (407-822) 3. Dan Loftus 457 1999-2003 11. Gerard Genco .398 1987-1990 Chris Haray .495 1988-1991 4. Charles Nanick 443 1993-1997 (76-191)

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12. Matt Swaback .397 2008-2012 18. Bill Bessoir 298 1982-1985 32. Dan Loftus 310 1999-2003 (117-295) 19. Mickey Banas 297 1980-1984 33. Mike Reno 307 1996-2000 13. Paul Biagioli .394 2005-2009 20. Jason Hoppy 296 1989-1993 34. Henry Condron 301 1996-2000 (91-231) 21. Luke Hawk 289 2008-2012 John DeRichie 301 1973-1977 14. Brian O’Donnell .393 2001-2005 22. Bob Meckwood 287 1957-1960 36. Phil Johnson 297 1974-1978 (66-168) 23. Jeff Jones 264 1980-1984 37. Gerard Genco 296 1987-1990 15. Ross Danzig .391 2011-2014 Tom Bicknell 264 2005-2008 38. Charles Nanick 294 1993-1997 (144-368) 25. Charles Nanick 259 1993-1997 39. Brendan Boken 292 2012-2014 16. Darren Cannon .389 2004-2007 26. Charlie Witaconis 254 1965-1968 40. Everett Jenkins 291 1965-1967 (135-347) 27. Travis Farrell 247 2009-2013 Michael Barr .389 2010-2014 28. Irv Johnson 245 1975-1978 *Statistics missing for some seasons (112-288) 1979-1980 18. Dan O'Connell .386 2006-2010 29. Everett Jenkins 242 1965-1967 Free Throw Pct. (Min. 100 Made) (59-153) Mike Reno 242 1996-2000 Pct. Years 19. Mike McGowan .382 2003-2006 Gerard Genco 242 1987-1990 1. Eric Jacobs .900 1985-1987 (93-241) 32. Jerry Curtis 234 1952-1956 (162-180) 20. Travis Farrell .379 2009-2012 33. Matt Cusano 233 1989-1993 2. Al Callejas .895 1997-2001 (110-290) 34. Tom Keefe 227 1955-1958 (333-372) 21. Luke Hawk .376 2008-2012 35. TJ McNulty 226 1994-1998 3. Charles Nanick .881 1993-1997 (50-133) 36. Tommy Morgan 221 2010-2014 (259-294) 22. Brian Dunphy .371 1996-1999 37. Henry Condron 214 1996-2000 4. Everett Jenkins .832 1965-1967 (69-186) 38. Dan Loftus 211 1999-2003 (242-291) 23. Ryan Rogan .370 2001-2003 John DeRichie 211 1973-1977 5. Randy Arnold .828 2004-2008 (111-300) 40. Paul Miernicki 209 1974-1978 (385-465) 24. Andrea Pizzato .369 1990-1993 6. Gerard Genco .818 1987-1990 (65-176) *Statistics missing from some seasons (242-296) 25. Ryan Kirk .364 2004-2008 7. Jason Fisher .812 1995-1999 (92-253) Free Throws Att. No. Years (385-474) 26. Travis Farrell .364 2009-2013 1. Brian O’Donnell 697 2001-2005 8. Zach Ashworth .811 2007-2011 (139-382) 2. Zach Ashworth 678 2007-2011 (550-678) 27. Charles Nanick .361 1993-1997 3. Derek Elphick 673 1999-2003 9. Art Trippett .807 1984-1988 (160-443) 4. Joe Fitt 632 1951-1955 (313-388) 28. Neal McGee .355 1992-1996 5. Irv Johnson 524 1975-1978 10. Tom Mineo .804 1977-1981 (125-352) 1979-1980 (152-189) 29. Paul Hawk .348 2005-2009 6. Mark Beneski 521 1988-1992 11. Dan O'Connell .798 2006-2010 (98-282) 7. JP Andrejko 518 1984-1988 (162-203) 30. Mike Reno .337 1996-2000 8. Jack Maher 484 1972-1976 12. Bill Witaconis .788 1961-1964 (142-421) 9. Jason Fisher 474 1995-1999 (313-397) 31. Jim Gilmartin .320 1992-1995 10. Randy Arnold 465 2004-2008 13. Mike Reno .788 1996-2000 (56-175) 11. Bryant Thornwell 456 1978-1982 (242-307) 32. Nick Alfier .319 2002-2006 12. *Bob Bessoir 452 1951-1955 14. Bill Bessoir .774 1982-1985 (52-163) 13. Luke Hawk 446 2008-2012 (298-385) 14. Jeff Jones 439 1980-1984 15. Jason Hoppy .773 1989-1993 Free Throws Made No. Years 15. Ross Danzig 404 2011-2014 (296-383) 1. Zach Ashworth 550 2007-2011 16. *Ed Kazakavich 397 1956-1959 16. Bob Dombroski .770 1989-1991 2. Joe Fitt 510 1951-1955 17. *Gene Mumford 395 1968-1971 (107-139) 3. Brian O’Donnell 508 2001-2005 18. Mickey Banas 394 1980-1984 17. Eli Londo .768 2006-2010 4. Ed Kazakavich 491 1956-1959 19. Art Trippett 388 1984-1988 (116-151) 5. Derek Elphick 466 1999-2003 20. Bill Bessoir 385 1982-1985 18. Andrea Pizzato .766 1990-1993 6. JP Andrejko 387 1984-1988 21. Jason Hoppy 383 1989-1993 (147-192) 7. Jason Fisher 385 1995-1999 22. Tom Bicknell 383 2005-2008 19. Paul Miernicki .766 1974-1978 Randy Arnold 385 2004-2008 23. Al Callejas 372 1997-2001 (209-273) 9. Jack Maher 361 1972-1976 24. Charlie Witaconis 366 1965-1968 20. *Gene Mumford .762 1968-1971 10. Al Callejas 333 1997-2001 25. Tommy Morgan 360 2010-2014 (301-395) 11. Mark Beneski 315 1988-1992 26. Matt Cusano 352 1989-1993 21. Mickey Banas .754 1980-1984 Bryant Thornwell 315 1978-1982 27. TJ McNulty 352 1994-1998 (297-394) 13. Art Trippett 313 1984-1988 28. Travis Farrell 329 2009-2013 22. Travis Farrell .751 2009-2013 Bill Witaconis 313 1961-1964 29. Jerry Curtis 314 1952-1956 (247-329) 15. Ross Danzig 302 2011-2014 30. Shawn Gallagher 312 1984-1988 23. Ross Danzig .748 2011-2014 16. *Gene Mumford 301 1968-1971 31. Tom Downey 311 1984-1985 (302-404) 17. Bob Bessoir 300 1951-1955 1986-1989 *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 32 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 CCareerareer RRecordsecords

24. JP Andrejko .747 1984-1988 11. Matt Swaback 81 2008-2012 (387-518) 12. Luke Hawk 76 2008-2012 25. Jack Maher .746 1972-1976 13. Paul Hawk 75 2005-2009 (361-484) 14. Paul Biagioli 66 2005-2009 15. Al Callejas 54 1997-2001 Games Played No. Years Bryant Smith 54 1999-2003 1. Irv Johnson 121 1975-1978 Ryan Rogan 54 2001-2003 1979-1980 18. Kevin Courtney 53 1997-2001 2. Phil Johnson 120 1974-1978 19. Darren Cannon 44 2004-2007 3. Dan Polacheck 117 1981-1985 20. Ryan Kirk 42 2004-2008 JP Andrejko 117 1984-1988 Patrick Clabby 42 2003-2006 5. Mickey Banas 116 1980-1984 22. Bill Burke 35 2002-2006 6. Pat Cusick 115 1976-1980 23. Eli Londo 29 2006-2010 7. Bryant Thornwell 114 1978-1982 Tim Lavelle 29 2009-2013 Shawn Gallagher 114 1984-1988 25. Henry Condron 27 1996-2000 9. Derek Elphick 110 1999-2003 26. Dan Hilferty 25 2008-2012 10. Zach Ashworth 109 2007-2011 Kevin Courtney 109 1997-2001 Minutes Played (Since 1999) Paul Miernicki 109 1974-1978 No. Years Jeff Jones 109 1980-1984 1. Zach Ashworth 3520 2007-2011 Dan Loftus 109 1999-2003 2. Dan Loftus 3425 1999-2003 Jack Maher 109 1972-1976 3. Derek Elphick 3399 1999-2003 16. Travis Farrell 107 2009-2013 4. Travis Farrell 3329 2009-2013 Bryant Thornwell set the Royal sin- 17. Henry Condron 106 1996-2000 5. Randy Arnold 3146 2004-2008 gle-season record for highest fi eld Dan Hilferty 106 2008-2012 6. Brian O'Donnell 3022 2001-2005 goal percentage by making 114 Jack Lisicky 106 1986-1990 7. Ross Danzig 2880 2011-2014 of 176 shot attempts (64.8 percent) Jason Hoppy 106 1989-1993 8. Tommy Morgan 2839 2010-2014 21. Randy Arnold 105 2004-2008 9. Luke Hawk 2650 2008-2012 during the 1978-1979 season. Mike Reno 105 1996-2000 10. Ryan FitzPatrick 2625 2005-2009 23. Matt Cusano 103 1989-1993 11. Matt Swaback 2404 2008-2012 Pete Medvecky 103 1947-1951 12. Paul Biagioli 2266 2005-2009 25. Mark Beneski 102 1988-1992 13. Tom Bicknell 2114 2005-2008 Brian O'Donnell 102 2001-2005 14. Paul Hawk 2073 2005-2009 27. Bill Burke 101 2002-2006 15. Bryant Smith 2012 1999-2003 28. Tommy Morgan 100 2010-2014 16. Ryan Rogan 1849 2001-2003 29. Bryant Smith 99 1999-2003 17. Al Callejas 1803 1997-2001 Paul Biagioli 99 2005-2009 18. Bill Burke 1782 2002-2006 John DeRichie 99 1973-1977 19. Darren Cannon 1771 2004-2007 Jason Fisher 99 1995-1999 20. Dan O'Connell 1650 2006-2010 33. Dan O'Connell 98 2006-2010 21. Tim Lavelle 1627 2009-2013 Charles Nanick 98 1993-1997 22. Dan Hilferty 1580 2008-2012 Drew Morano 98 1988-1992 23. Ryan Kirk 1515 2004-2008 36. Luke Hawk 97 2008-2012 24. Kevin Courtney 1414 1997-2001 Joe Fitt 97 1951-1955 25. Eli Londo 1343 2006-2010 Tim Lavelle 97 2009-2013 26. Patrick Clabby 1334 2003-2006 39. Art Trippett 96 1984-1988 27. Mike McGowan 1332 2003-2006 Paul Hawk 96 2005-2009 On 2014-2015 roster Games Started (Since 1999) No. Years 1. Derek Elphick 108 1999-2003 2. Randy Arnold 105 2004-2008 Pat Cusick (1976-1980) holds the 3. Brian O'Donnell 100 2001-2005 Royal record for most assists in a 4. Travis Farrell 101 2009-2013 career (519). 5. Zach Ashworth 95 2007-2011 Tommy Morgan 95 2010-2014 7. Dan Loftus 92 1999-2003 8. Ryan FitzPatrick 84 2005-2009 Ross Danzig 84 2011-2014 10. Tom Bicknell 82 2005-2008

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Points No. 26. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 18.7 21. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 11.0 1. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 723 Joe Stachnik (1959-1960) 18.7 22. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 10.8 2. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 688 28. Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 18.6 23. Bill Witaconis (1961-1962) 10.8 3. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 670 29. Charlie Witaconis (1967-1968) 18.3 24. Bob Bessoir (1953-1954) 10.7 4. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 657 JP Andrejko (1986-1987) 18.3 25. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 10.6 5. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 653 Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 18.3 26. John Borosky (1973-1974) 10.5 6. Gene Mumford (1969-1970) 644 Brian O'Donnell (2003-2004) 10.5 7. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 602 Rebounds No. 28. Charlie Witaconis (1966-1967) 10.3 8. JP Andejko (1987-1988) 589 1. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 416 29. Roger Yost (1968-1969) 10.1 9. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 583 2. Jeff Jones (1982-1983) 367 30. Shawn Gallagher (1986-1987) 10.0 10. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 581 3. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 362 11. Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 576 4. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 357 Assists No. 12. Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 563 5. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 333 1. Matt Hutchinson (1982-1983) 215 13. Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 559 6. Bob Bessoir (1952-1953) 325 2. Pat Cusick (1979-1980) 185 Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 559 Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 325 3. Gerard Genco (1987-1988) 177 15. Everett Jenkins (1965-1966) 553 8. Ed Kazakavich (1958-1959) 323 4. Dan Polacheck (1983-1984) 175 16. Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) 549 9. Joe Conley (1974-1975) 321 5. Drew Morano (1991-1992) 171 17. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 548 10. Jeff Jones (1983-1984) 317 6. Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) 159 18. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 543 11. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) 316 7. Joe Conley (1975-1976) 158 Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 543 12. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 314 8. Mark Hutchinson (1981-1982) 149 20. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 542 13. Roger Yost (1970-1971) 311 9. Drew Morano (1990-1991) 148 10. Paul Miernicki (1977-1978) 145 21. JP Andrejko (1986-1987) 530 14. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 310 11. Bob Morcom (1971-1972) 141 22. Greg Spotts (1971-1972) 526 15. Charlie Witaconis (1967-1968) 304 12. Phil Johnson (1977-1978) 140 23. Ed Kazakavich (1958-1959) 522 16. Irv Johnson (1975-1976) 302 13. Art Trippett (1985-1986) 137 24. Joe Fit (1952-1953) 511 17. Tom Keefe (1957-1958) 297 Art Trippett (1987-1987) 137 25. Bill Bessoir (1984-1985) 508 18. Greg Spotts (1971-1972) 295 Pat Cusick (1978-1979) 137 26. Jack Maher (1973-1974) 503 19. George Clum (1962-1963) 292 16. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 135 27. Jack Maher (1974-1975) 496 20. Shawn Gallagher (1986-1987) 290 Todd Bailey (1981-1982) 135 28. Jason Hoppy (1991-1992) 490 21. Chris Haray (1990-1991) 286 18. Paul Miernicki (1975-1976) 134 29. Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 483 22. Shawn Gallagher (1987-1988) 284 19. Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 131 30. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 482 23. Bryant Thornwell (1980-1981) 279 20. Gerard Genco (1989-1990) 129 Eric Jacobs (1985-1986) 129 Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 475 24. Bob Bessoir (1954-1955) 278 Phil Johnson (1976-1977) 129 Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 475 25. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 276 Mark Hutchinson (1980-1981) 129 26. Brian O'Donnell (2002-2003) 275 24. Art Trippett (1986-1987) 127 Highest Scoring Ave. (Min. 20 Gms)Avg. 27. Tom Keefe (1956-1957) 271 25. Phil Odom (1994-1995) 126 1. Gene Mumford (1969-70) 28.0 28. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 266 26. Tyrone Fowlkes (1984-1985) 123 2. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 27.8 29. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 264 Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 123 3. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 26.8 30. Ed Kazakavich (1956-1957) 259 28. Dan Polacheck (1984-1985) 121 4. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 26.3 Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 121 5. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 24.3 Highest Reb. Ave. (Min. 20 Games) Avg. Jo-Jo Cantafio (1972-1973) 121 6. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 24.1 1. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 16.0 Sean Kearney (1980-1981 121 7. Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) 23.9 2. Ed Kazakavich (1958-1959) 14.7 Highest Assist Average Avg. 8. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 23.7 3. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 14.3 1. Mark Hutchinson (1982-1983) 6.9 9. Ed Kazakavich (1958-1959) 23.5 4. Charlie Witaconis (1967-1968) 13.8 2. Pat Cusick (1979-1980) 6.4 10. Everett Jenkins (1965-1966) 23.0 5. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 13.5 3. Dan Polacheck (1983-1984) 6.3 11. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 22.5 6. Bob Bessoir (1952-1953) 13.0 4. Drew Morano (1991-1992) 6.1 12. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 21.5 7. Roger Yost (1970-1971) 13.0 5. Gerard Genco (1989-1990) 5.6 13. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 20.8 8. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 12.5 6. Gerard Genco (1987-1988) 5.5 14. Ed Kazakavich (1956-1957) 20.6 9. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 11.9 Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) 5.5 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 20.6 10. Tom Keefe (1957-1958) 11.9 8. Bob Morcom (1972-1973) 5.4 16. Joe Fitt (1952-1953) 20.4 11. Jeff Jones (1982-1983) 11.8 Todd Bailey (1981-1982) 5.4 17. Bill Bessoir (1984-1985) 20.3 12. Tom Keefe (1956-1957) 11.8 10. Mark Hutchinson (1981-1982) 5.3 18. Greg Spotts (1971-1972) 20.2 13. Jeff Jones (1983-1984) 11.7 Pat Cusick (1978-1979) 5.3 19. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 20.1 14. Bob Bessoir (1954-1955) 11.6 Jo-Jo Cantafio (1972-1973) 5.3 20. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 20.0 15. Ed Moroz (1967-1968) 11.5 13. Drew Morano (1990-1991) 5.1 21. Jack Maher (1973-1974) 19.5 16. Greg Spotts (1971-1972) 11.3 14. Paul Miernicki (1977-1978) 5.0 22. Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 19.4 17. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) 11.3 15. Joe Conley (1975-1976) 4.9 23. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 19.0 18. Ed Kazakavich (1956-1957) 11.3 Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 4.9 24. Charles Nanick (1995-96) 18.9 19. George Clum (1962-1963) 11.2 17. Phil Odom (1994-1995) 4.8 Brian O'Donnell (2003-2004) 18.9 20. Joe Conley (1974-1975) 11.1 Phil Johnson (1977-1978) 4.8

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19. Art Trippett (1985-1986) 4.7 14. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 1.8 8. Randy Arnold (2006-2007) 2.3 Art Trippett (1986-1987) 4.7 15. Chris Haray (1990-1991) 1.7 Mark Hutchinson (1981-1982) 2.3 21. Randy Arnold (2006-2007) 4.6 16. Mickey Banas (1980-1981) 1.5 Art Trippett (1987-1988) 2.3 Billy McCue (1968-1969) 4.6 Stephen Loud (1997-1998) 1.5 Travis Farrell (2010-2011) 2.3 23. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 4.5 Mickey Banas (1981-1982) 1.5 Tyrone Fowlkes (1985-1986) 2.3 Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 4.5 Chris Haray (1988-1989) 1.5 13. Randy Arnold (2007-2008) 2.1 25. Eric Jacobs (1985-1986) 4.4 19. Mark Beneski (1989-1990) 1.4 Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 2.1 Mark Hutchinson (1980-1981) 4.4 Pat Beacham (1994-1995) 1.4 Gerard Genco (1989-1990) 2.1 Jo-Jo Cantafio (1971-1972) 4.4 Shawn Gallagher (1986-1987) 1.4 Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 2.1 Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 4.4 Stephen Loud (1996-1997) 1.4 17. Art Trippett (1986-1987) 2.0 Tyrone Fowlkes (1984-1985) 4.4 Chris Haray (1989-1990) 1.4 Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 2.0 Phil Odom (1993-1994) 4.4 24. Paul Hawk (2006-2007) 1.3 Travis Farrell (2009-2010) 2.0 Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 1.3 Gerard Genco (1988-1989) 2.0 Blocks No. JP Andrejko (1985-1986) 1.3 21. Mark Hutchinson (1982-1983) 1.9 1. @Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 145 Matt Swaback (2010-2011) 1.3 Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 1.9 2. Mickey Banas (1982-1983) 84 28. Pat McDonough (1997-1998) 1.2 Art Trippett (1985-1986) 1.9 3. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 81 Paul Biagioli (2008-2009) 1.2 Travis Farrell (2012-2013) 1.9 4. Paul Hawk (2008-2009) 80 Tom Bicknell (2005-2006) 1.2 25. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 1.8 5. Mark Beneski (1990-1991) 77 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 1.2 Dan Polacheck (1983-1984) 1.8 6. Matt Cusano (1991-1992) 76 Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 1.8 7. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 74 Steals No. Tyrone Fowlkes (1984-1985) 1.8 8. Irv Johnson (1975-1976) 72 1. Drew Morano (1991-1992) 81 29. Kevin Courtney (2000-2001) 1.7 9. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 70 2. Drew Morano (1990-1991) 79 James Powell (2006-2007) 1.7 10. Mark Beneski (1991-1992) 69 3. Gerard Genco (1987-1988) 78 Kevin Courtney (1999-2000) 1.7 11. Eli Londo (2009-2010) 61 4. Todd Bailey (1981-1982) 77 12. Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 56 Todd Bailey (1982-1983) 77 Most Field Goals Made No. 13. Shawn Gallagher (1985-1986) 55 6. Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 76 1. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 259 14. Chris Haray (1990-1991) 50 7. Art Trippett (1987-1988) 74 2. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 257 15. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 49 8. Mark Hutchinson (1981-1982) 65 3. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 243 16. Mickey Banas (1980-1981) 44 Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 65 4. Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 242 17. Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 43 10. Randy Arnold (2004-2005) 64 5. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 236 18. Stephen Loud (1997-1998) 42 11. Randy Arnold (2006-2007) 61 6. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 232 19. Mickey Banas (1981-1982) 41 12. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 60 7. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 228 Shawn Gallagher (1986-1987) 41 Travis Farrell (2010-2011) 60 Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 228 21. Chris Haray (1988-1989) 38 14. Mark Hutchinson (1982-1983) 59 Greg Spots (1971-1972 228 22. Shawn Gallagher (1987-1988) 37 15. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 55 10. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 224 Pat Beacham (1994-1995) 37 Art Trippett (1986-1987) 55 11. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 222 24. JP Andrejko (1985-1986) 36 17. Travis Farrell (2009-2010) 54 12. Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 219 Mark Beneski (1989-1990) 36 Art Trippett (1985-1986) 54 13. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 216 Pat McDonough (1997-1998) 36 19. Gerard Genco (1988-1989) 53 14. Everett Jenkins (1965-1966) 215 27. Paul Hawk (2006-2007) 35 20. Randy Arnold (2007-2008) 51 Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) 215 Chris Haray (1989-1990) 35 Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 51 16. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 209 Stephen Loud (1996-1997) 35 22. Dan Polacheck (1983-1984) 50 Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 209 30. Paul Biagioli (2008-2009) 34 Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 50 18. Jack Maher (1973-1974) 208 Kevin Courtney (1999-2000) 34 24. Tyrone Fowlkes (1984-1985) 49 JP Andrejko (1986-1987) 208 Kevin Courtney (1999-2000) 49 20. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 206 Highest Blocks Ave. (Min. 20 Gms) Avg. 26. Gerard Genco (1989-1990) 48 21. Bill Bessoir (1984-1985) 205 1. @Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 5.0 27. Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 47 22. Jason Hoppy (1991-1992) 203 2. Paul Hawk (2008-2009) 3.2 Tyrone Fowlkes (1985-1986) 47 23. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 202 3. Mickey Banas (1982-1983) 2.8 Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 47 24. Jay Fried (1972-1973) 198 4. Mark Beneski (1991-1992) 2.8 Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 47 25. Tom Kosin (1981-1982) 195 5. Matt Cusano (1991-1992) 2.7 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 195 6. Mark Beneski (1990-1991) 2.7 Highest Steals Ave. Avg. 27. Shawn Gallagher (1987-1988) 192 7. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 2.6 1. Todd Bailey (1981-1982) 3.1 28. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 190 8. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 2.5 2. Drew Morano (1991-1992) 2.9 29. Jim Dooley (1963-1964) 188 9. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) 2.4 3. Drew Morano (1990-1991) 2.7 30. Phil Johnson (1977-1978) 186 10. Eli Londo (2009-2010) 2.3 Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 2.7 11. Irv Johnson (1975-1976) 2.3 5. Gerard Genco (1987-1988) 2.4 Most Field Goals Attempted No. 12. Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 2.0 Todd Bailey (1982-1983) 2.4 1. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 585 13. Shawn Gallagher (1985-1986) 1.9 Randy Arnold (2004-2005) 2.4 2. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 581

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3. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 540 15. Irv Johnson (1977-1978) .561 27. Drew Morano (1990-1991) 45 4. Jack Maher (1973-1974) 505 (206-367) 28. Mike Reno (1998-1999) 44 5. Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 488 16. Bob Dombroski (1989-1990) .561 Darren Cannon (2005-2006) 44 6. Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 484 (92-164) Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) 44 7. Jay Fried (1972-1973) 479 17. John Ahearn (1992-1993) .557 Mike McGowan (2004-2005) 44 8. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 474 (97-174) 9. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 465 18. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) .557 Most 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted No. 10. Joe Fitt (1952-1953) 464 (259-465) 1. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 194 11. Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) 463 19. JP Andrejko (1986-1987) .553 2. Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 162 12. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 458 (208-376) 3. Al Callejas (2000-2001) 161 13. Bill Bessoir (1984-1985) 452 20. Pat Beacham (1994-1995) .551 4. Darren Cannon (2004-2005) 159 14. Bob Morcom (1972-1973) 447 (147-267) 5. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 156 15. Greg Spotts (1971-1972) 444 21. Brendan Boken (2012-2013) .550 6. Al Callejas (1999-2000) 147 16. Tom Kosin (1981-1982) 443 (132-240) 7. Neal McGee (1994-1995) 143 17. John DeRichie (1976-1977) 429 22. Chris Haray (1990-1991) .549 Michael Barr (2013-2014) 143 18. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 424 (124-226) 9. Charles Nanick (1994-1995) 139 19. Phil Johnson (1977-1978) 418 23. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) .543 Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) 139 20. Jack Maher (1974-1975) 411 (209-385) 11. Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 138 21. Jim Dooley (1963-1964) 407 24. Kevin Courtney (2000-2001) .543 Matt Swaback (2011-2012) 138 John Borosky (1973-1974) 407 (89-164) Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 138 23. Jason Hoppy (1991-1992) 406 25. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) .540 14. Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 134 24. Everett Jenkins (1965-1966) 405 (209-387) 15. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 131 25. Jack Maher (1972-1973) 402 26. Tom Bicknell (2006-2007) .540 16. Paul Hawk (2006-2007) 128 26. Shawn Gallagher (1987-1988) 401 (115-213) 17. Mike Reno (1998-1999) 127 27. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) 392 27. Kevin Courtney (1999-2000) .540 Ryan FitzPatrick (2006-2007) 127 28. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 388 (88-163) 19. Mike McGowan (2004-2005) 126 29. Irv Johnson (1979-1980) 387 Shawn Gallagher (1986-1987) .540 20. Ryan Kirk (2005-2006) 125 30. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 386 (156-289) 21. Mike Reno (1997-1998) 123 29. Robert Tardio (1965-1966) .536 22. Al Callejas (1998-1999) 122 Highest Field Goal Pct. (Min. 75 Made) (89-166) 23. Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) 121 Pct. 30. Drew Morano (1990-1991) .536 24. Matthew Snyder (2003-2004) 118 1. Bryant Thornwell (1978-1979) .648 (105-196) 25. Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 117 (114-176) 26. Travis Farrell (2011-2012 115 2. Irv Johnson (1975-1976) .625 Most 3-Pt. Field Goals Made No. Justin Klingman (2013-2014) 115 (183-293) 1. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 80 28. Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) 114 3. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) .616 2. Al Callejas (1999-2000) 75 29. Neal McGee (1995-1996) 113 (202-328) 3. Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) 74 30. Ryan FitzPatrick (2007-2008) 112 4. Mark Hutchinson (1981-1982) .604 4. Al Callejas (2000-2001) 73 (116-192) 5. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 69 Highest 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. 5. Brendan Boken (2013-2014) .598 6. Al Callejas (1998-1999) 66 (Min. 50 Made) Pct. (171-286) 7. Justin Klingman (2013-2014) 65 1. Justin Klingman (2013-2014) .565 6. Mickey Banas (1981-1982) .596 8. Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 62 (65-115) (162-272) 9. Michael Barr (2013-2014) 61 2. @Al Callejas (1998-1999) .541 7. Charlie Witaconis (1966-1967) .590 10. Ryan FitzPatrick (2006-2007) 58 (66-122) (147-249) Darren Cannon (2004-2005) 58 3. Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) .532 8. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) .588 12. Matt Swaback (2011-2012) 56 (74-139) (228-388) Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) 56 4. Al Callejas (1999-2000) .510 9. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) .575 Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 56 (75-147) (131-228) Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 56 5. Dan Loftus (2000-2001) .479 10 Mickey Banas (1983-1984) .571 16. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 55 (56-117) (224-392) 17. Neal McGee (1994-1995) 53 6. Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) .463 11. Luke Hawk (2010-2011) .570 18. Paul Hawk (2006-2007) 52 (56-121) (147-258) 19. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 51 7. Ryan FitzPatrick (2006-2007) .457 12. Robert McGrath (1965-1966) .568 20. Ryan FitzPatrick (2007-2008) 50 (58-127) (88-155) Charles Nanick (1994-1995) 50 8. Al Callejas (2000-2001) .453 13. Ed Moroz (1968-1969) .565 22. Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 49 (73-161) (91-161) 23. Jeff Kane (2002-2003) 48 9. Ryan FitzPatrick (2007-2008) .446 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) .565 Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 48 (50-112) (195-345) 25. Ryan Kirk (2005-2006) 47 10. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) .442 Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 47 (69-159)

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11. Ross Danzig (2013-2014) .431 4. Gene Mumford (1968-1969) 233 16. Gerard Genco (1987-1988) .820 (56-130) 5. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 221 (91-111) 12. Michael Barr (2013-2014) .427 6. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 219 17. Jack Maher (1974-1975) .818 (61-143) 7. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 206 (126-154) 13. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) .412 8. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 199 18. Bill Bessoir (1984-1985) .817 (80-194) 9. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 193 (98-120) 14. Paul Hawk (2006-2007) .406 10. Mark Beneski (1990-1991) 192 19. Chris Schneider (1988-1989) .816 (52-128) 11. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 191 (80-98) 15. Matt Swaback (2011-2012) .406 Brian O'Donnell (2003-2004) 191 20. Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) .815 (56-138) 13. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) 188 (119-146) 16. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) .399 14. Art Trippett (1987-1988) 185 21. Bob Dombroski (1989-1990) .806 (55-138) Joe Fitt (1953-1954) 185 (79-98) 17. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) .389 16. Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 182 22. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) .803 (51-131) 17. Bob Bessoir (1953-1954) 177 (139-173) 18. Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) .383 Tom Foley (1960-1961 177 Ross Danzig (2012-2013) .803 (62-162) 19. Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 176 (102-127) 19. Neal McGee (1994-1995) .371 20. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 174 24. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) .802 (53-143) Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 174 (130-162) 20. Darren Cannon (2004-2005) .365 22. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 173 25. Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) .801 (58-159) 23. Ed Kazakavich (1956-1957) 172 (113-141) 21. Charles Nanick (1994-1995) .360 24. Joe Fitt (1954-1955) 170 26. Mickey Banas (1983-1984) .798 (50-139) 25. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 166 (95-119) 26. Jeff Jones (1982-1983) 164 27. Art Trippett (1986-1987) .798 Most Free Throws Made No. 27. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 162 (87-109) 1. Ed Kazakavich (1957-1958) 214 28. Derek Elphick (2001-2002) 159 28. Randy Arnold (2005-2006) .797 2. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 209 29. Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 158 (122-153) 3. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 188 Charlie Witaconis (1967-1968) 158 29. JP Andrejko (1986-1987) .796 4. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 180 (113-142) 5. Joe Fitt (1952-1953) 177 Highest Free Throw Pct. (Min. 75 Made) 30. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) .795 6. Gene Mumford (1969-1969) 171 Pct. (132-166) 7. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) 168 1. @Charles Nanick (1995-1996) .932 8. Ed Kazakavich (1958-1959) 160 (96-103) Most Games Played No. 8. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 160 2. Eric Jacobs (1985-1986) .931 1. Irv Johnson (1976-1977) 32 10. Art Trippett (1987-1988) 155 (81-87) Tom Downey (1987-1988) 32 11. Bill Witaconis (1963-1964) 151 3. Al Callejas (2000-2001) .915 Art Trippett (1987-1988) 32 12. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 144 (107-117) Paul Miernicki (1975-1976) 32 13. Jason Fisher (1998-1999) 139 4. Randy Arnold (2007-2008) .895 John DeRichie (1975-1976) 32 14. Jason Hoppy (1992-1993) 138 (94-105) Shawn Gallagher (1987-1988) 32 15. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) 134 5. Randy Arnold (2006-2007) .882 Todd Bailey (1982-1983) 32 Brian O'Donnell (2003-2004) 134 (90-102) Andy Holup (1976-1977) 32 17. JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 132 6. Eric Jacobs (1986-1987) .871 John DeRichie (1976-1977) 32 18. Gene Mumford (1970-1971) 130 (81-93) Irv Johnson (1975-1976) 32 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 130 7. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) .858 Gerard Genco (1987-1988) 32 20. Jack Maher (1974-1975) 126 (188-219) Tom Kosin (1982-1983) 32 21. Matt Cusano (1992-1993) 125 8. Al Callejas (1998-1999) .858 Joe Conley (1975-1976) 32 Bill Bessoir (1983-1984) 125 (115-134) Bill Bessoir (1982-1983) 32 Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 125 9. Everett Jenkins (1997-1998) .848 15. Matt Swaback (2011-2012 31 24. Everett Jenkins (1965-66) 123 (123-145) Mark Hutchinson (1982-1983) 31 25. Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 122 10. Jason Fisher (1997-1998) .844 Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 31 Mark Beneski (1990-1991) 122 (168-199) Phil Johnson (1976-1977) 31 Joe Stachnik (1959-1960) 122 11. Gerard Genco (1989-90) .842 Phil Johnson (1975-1976) 31 28. Joe Fitt (1953-1954) 121 (80-95) Tommy Morgan (2011-2012) 31 Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 121 12. Art Trippett (1987-1988) .838 Pat Cusick (1976-1977) 31 30. Bob Bessoir (1953-1954) 119 (155-185) Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 31 Everett Jenkins (1966-1967) 119 13. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) .838 Dan Hilferty (2011-2012) 31 (160-191) JP Andrejko (1987-1988) 31 Most Free Throws Attempted No. 14. Bob Kearney (1956-1957) .828 Dan Polacheck (1982-1983) 31 1. Joe Fitt (1952-1953) 277 (77-93) Jeff Jones (1982-1983) 31 2. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) 254 15. Bill Witaconis (1962-1963) .823 Doug Sherman (1976-1977) 31 3. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 236 (209-254) 28. Brian O'Donnell (2002-2003) 30

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Jack Maher (1975-1976) 30 3. Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 995 @NCAA Division III Leader Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 30 4. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 984 Jack Lisicky (1987-1988) 30 5. Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 965 Bold - On 2014-2015 roster Bryant Smith (2002-2003) 30 6. Matt Swaback (2011-2012) 950 Jeff Kane (2002-2003) 30 7. Ross Danzig (2012-2013) 931 Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 30 8. Al Callejas (1999-2000) 925 Owen Baillie (2002-2003) 30 9. Derek Elphick (1999-2000) 918 Gene Carbona (1950-1951) 30 10. Tommy Morgan (2013-2014) 909 Jack Maher (1975-1976) 30 11. Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) 904 Sam Cavalieri (1950-1951) 30 12. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 903 Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 30 13. Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 898 Leonard Pearson (1950-1951) 30 14. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 897 Nick Jaskula (2011-2012) 30 15. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 891 16. Al Callejas (2000-2001) 878 Games Started (Since 1999) No. 17. Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 875 1. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 31 18. Brian O'Donnell (2002-2003) 873 Matt Swaback (2011-2012) 31 19. Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 865 Tommy Morgan (2011-2012) 31 20. Tommy Morgan (2011-2012) 862 Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 31 21. Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) 861 5. Bryant Smith (2002-2003) 30 Justin Klingman (2013-2014) 861 Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 30 23. Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 854 Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 30 24. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 845 8. Ryan Rogan (2003-2003) 29 25. Bryant Smith (2002-2003) 832 Derek Elphick (1999-2000) 29 26. Travis Farrell (2010-2011) 825 Brian O'Donnell (2002-2003) 29 27. Zach Ashworth (2007-2008) 822 11. Tom Bicknell (2007-2008) 28 28. Randy Arnold (2004-2005) 817 Tom Bicknell (2005-2006) 28 29. Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 810 Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) 28 30. Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 805 Paul Biagoli (2008-2009) 28 Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 28 Minutes Ave. Ave. Drew Morano (1988-1992) is third Al Callejas (1999-2000) 28 1. Ross Danzig (2012-2013) 35.8 all-time in Scranton history in steals Tommy Morgan (2013-2014) 28 2. Dan Loftus (2001-2002) 35.0 with 197. Michael Barr (2013-2014) 28 3. Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 34.7 19. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 27 4. Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 34.5 Randy Arnold (2004-2005) 27 5. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 34.3 Eli Londo (2009-2010) 27 6. Ryan Rogan (2001-2002) 34.2 Henry Condron (1999-2000) 27 7. Al Callejas (2000-2001) 33.8 Luke Hawk (2008-2009) 27 8. Travis Farrell (2012-2013) 33.4 Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) 27 9. Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 33.3 Kevin Courtney (1999-2000) 27 10. Ryan Rogan (2002-2003) 33.2 Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 27 11. Al Callejas (1999-2000) 33.0 Ross Danzig (2013-2014) 27 12. Tommy Morgan (2013-2014) 32.5 Brendan Boken (2013-2014) 27 13. Zach Ashworth (2009-2010) 32.4 29. Al Callejas (2000-2001) 26 Dan Loftus (2000-2001) 32.4 Derek Elphick (2000-2001) 26 15. Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 32.3 Kevin Courtney (2000-2001) 26 Zach Ashworth (2008-2009) 32.3 Matt Swaback (2010-2011) 26 17. Randy Arnold (2005-2006) 32.1 Paul Hawk (2006-2007) 26 18. Darren Cannon (2004-2005) 32.0 Travis Farrell (2010-2011) 26 19. Ross Danzig (2011-2012) 31.7 Randy Arnold (2006-2007) 26 Travis Farrell (2010-2011) 31.7 Tom Bicknell (2006-2007) 26 Derek Elphick (1999-2000) 31.7 Ryan FitzPatrick (2006-2007) 26 22. Brian O'Donnell (2003-2004) 31.5 Zach Ashworth (2010-2011) 26 23. Brian O'Donnell (2004-2005) 31.3 Brendan Boken (2012-2013) 26 24. Ryan FitzPatrick (2008-2009) 30.8 Ross Danzig (2012-2013) 26 Justin Klingman (2013-2014) 30.8 Tim Lavelle (2012-2013) 26 26. Matt Swaback (2011-2012) 30.6 27. Tommy Morgan (2012-2013) 30.4 Gerard Genco (1987-1990) is one Minutes Played (Since 1999) No. 28. Randy Arnold (2004-2005) 30.3 of only six players in Scranton his- 1. Dan Loftus (2002-2003) 1029 29. Randy Arnold (2006-2007) 30.0 2. Travis Farrell (2011-2012) 1002 30. Derek Elphick (2002-2003) 29.9 tory to dish out at least 400 assists in a career.

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Most Wins 10. 2225 2013-2014 20. 784 2011-2012 Most 3-Pointers Made 1. 29 1982-1983 11. 2218 1980-1981 21. 779 1966-1967 1. 228 2002-2003 29 1987-1988 12. 2215 1983-1984 22. 778 1986-1987 2. 227 2008-2009 3. 27 1975-1976 13. 2203 1990-1991 23. 772 2013-2014 3. 219 2006-2007 27 1992-1993 14. 2200 2011-2012 24. 769 2002-2003 219 2010-2011 5. 25 1991-1992 15. 2163 1963-1964 25. 762 1991-1992 5. 212 2007-2008 6. 24 1976-1977 16. 2137 1986-1987 26. 753 1999-2000 6. 211 2011-2012 24 2002-2003 17. 2133 1971-1972 27. 753 1984-1985 7. 205 2013-2014 24 2013-2014 18. 2123 1977-1978 8. 203 1998-1999 9. 23 1981-1982 19. 2095 1999-2000 Most Field Goals Attempted 9. 197 2009-2010 23 1983-1984 20. 2059 2008-2009 1. 2126 1972-1973 10. 190 2005-2006 23 1990-1991 21. 2047 1962-1963 2. 2104 1982-1983 11. 187 2004-2005 23 2011-2012 22. 2025 1991-1992 3. 2076 1976-1977 12. 181 2000-2001 13. 22 1977-1978 23. 2015 1970-1971 4. 2050 1975-1976 13. 175 2003-2004 22 1986-1987 24. 2013 1972-1973 5. 1985 1963-1964 175 2012-2013 15. 21 2005-2006 25. 2007 2010-2011 6. 1952 1974-1975 15. 157 1999-2000 21 2008-2009 26. 2001 1968-1969 7. 1915 1981-1982 16. 151 1997-1998 21 1922-1923 8. 1891 1970-1971 17. 137 2001-2002 18. 20 1968-1969 Highest Point Average 1891 1973-1974 18. 120 1994-1995 20 1974-1975 1. 86.9 1966-1967 10. 1878 1971-1972 19. 118 1993-1994 20 1985-1986 2. 83.2 1963-1964 11. 1863 1979-1980 20. 117 1990-1991 20 2004-2005 3. 82.0 1971-1972 12. 1849 1977-1978 21. 113 1992-1993 20 2010-2011 4. 80.6 1970-1971 13. 1830 1983-1984 22. 110 1996-1997 23. 19 1998-1999 5. 80.0 1968-1969 14. 1824 1987-1988 23. 96 1995-1996 19 2006-2007 6. 79.8 1992-1993 15. 1808 1952-1953 24. 90 1988-1989 19 2007-2008 7. 79.5 2013-2014 16. 1800 1980-1981 25. 88 1991-1992 19 2012-2013 8. 79.3 1967-1968 17. 1780 1997-1998 26. 84 1986-1987 9. 79.1 1957-1958 18. 1772 1962-1963 Highest Winning Percentage 79.1 1982-1983 19. 1704 1961-1962 Most 3-Pointers Attempted 1. 1.000 (21-0)1922-1923 11. 78.9 1981-1982 20. 1699 1978-1979 1. 588 2010-2011 1.000 (18-0)1921-1922 12. 78.7 1962-1963 21. 1696 2011-2012 2. 587 2011-2012 1.000 (12-0)1923-1924 13. 78.5 1958-1959 22. 1679 1964-1965 3. 565 2004-2005 4. .931 (27-2) 1992-1993 14. 77.8 1997-1998 23. 1676 1992-1993 4. 563 2003-2004 5. .906 (29-3) 1982-1983 15. 77.5 1965-1966 24. 1666 1990-1991 5. 562 2002-2003 .906 (29-3) 1987-1988 16. 77.2 2010-2011 25. 1664 1968-1969 6. 552 2006-2007 7. .900 (9-1) 1926-1927 17. 76.8 1974-1975 552 2008-2009 8. .893 (25-3) 1991-1992 18. 76.5 1980-1981 Highest Field Goal Pct. 8. 546 2012-2013 9. .875 (14-2) 1931-1932 19. 76.4 1983-1984 1. .520 (871-1676) 1992-93 9. 537 2007-2008 10. .857 (24-4) 2013-2014 20. 76.2 2000-2001 2. .507 (772-1524) 2013-14 10. 530 2009-2010 11. .844 (27-5) 1975-1976 21. 76.0 1990-1991 3. .502 (714-1423) 1965-66 11. 526 2005-2006 12. .818 (9-2) 1925-1926 22. 75.3 1998-1999 4. .491 (778-1586) 1986-87 12. 482 1998-1999 13. .813 (13-3) 1918-1919 23. 74.6 1987-1988 5. .488 (813-1666) 1990-91 13. 472 2013-2014 14. .800 (20-5) 1968-1969 74.6 1972-1973 6. .487 (932-1915) 1981-82 14. 461 1997-1998 .800 (24-6) 2002-2003 25. 74.5 1960-1961 7. .485 (791-1632) 1985-86 15. 459 2000-2001 16. .793 (23-6) 1981-1982 26. 74.3 2002-2003 8. .484 (885-1830) 1983-84 16. 414 1999-2000 .793 (23-6) 1983-1984 9. .482 (1015-2104) 1982-83 17. 394 1994-1995 .793 (23-6) 1990-1991 Most Field Goals Made .482 (779-1615) 1966-67 18. 392 2001-2002 19. .769 (20-6) 2010-2011 1. 1015 1982-1983 11. .480 (887-1849) 1977-78 19. 345 1993-1994 20. .759 (22-7) 1977-1978 2. 972 1975-1976 12. .479 (762-1591) 1991-92 20. 325 1996-1997 21. .750 (24-8) 1976-1977 3. 932 1981-1982 13. .475 (703-1479) 2000-01 21. 299 1995-1996 .750 (21-7) 2005-2006 4. 922 1976-1977 .475 (692-1458) 2008-09 22. 275 1990-1991 .750 (21-7) 2008-2009 5. 892 1974-1975 15. .474 (972-2050) 1975-76 23. 253 1992-1993 24. .742 (23-8) 2011-2012 6. 887 1977-1978 16. .472 (769-1628) 2002-03 24. 250 1988-1989 25. .741 (20-7) 2004-2005 7. 885 1983-1984 17. .469 (856-1824) 1987-88 25. 248 1991-1992 26. .739 (17-6) 1966-1967 8. 871 1992-1993 18. .463 (674-1456) 2006-07 9. 862 1971-1972 .463 (833-1800) 1980-81 Highest 3-Point Percentage Most Points 10. 856 1987-1988 20. .463 (753-1628) 1999-00 1. .457 (84-184) 1986-1987 1. 2532 1982-1983 11. 847 1963-1964 21. .462 (784-1696) 2011-12 2. .447 (113-253) 1992-1993 2. 2386 1987-1988 12. 845 1972-1973 22. .460 (674-1464) 2007-08 3. .443 (78-176) 1989-1990 3. 2342 1975-1976 13. 836 1979-1980 .460 (753-1638) 1984-85 4. .434 (205-472) 2013-2014 4. 2314 1992-1993 14. 833 1980-1981 24. .459 (862-1878) 1971-72 5. .425 (117-275) 1990-1991 5. 2289 1981-1982 15. 813 1990-1991 25. .458 (663-1447) 1998-99 6. .421 (203-482) 1998-1999 6. 2267 1976-1977 16. 802 1997-1998 26. .457 (892-1952) 1974-75 7. .411 (227-552) 2008-2009 7. 2255 1997-1998 17. 800 1970-1971 .411 (81-197) 1987-1988 8. 2230 2002-2003 18. 793 1962-1963 9. .406 (228-562) 2002-2003 9. 2228 1974-1975 19. 791 1985-1986 10. .397 (219-552) 2006-2007

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11. .395 (212-537) 2007-2008 20. 648 2004-2005 4. 50.2 1974-1975 25. 417 1997-1998 12. .394 (181-459) 2000-2001 21. 647 1974-1975 5. 49.9 1971-1972 13. .379 (157-414) 1999-2000 22. 645 1962-1963 6. 48.2 1962-1963 Highest Assist Average 14. .372 (219-588) 2010-2011 23. 642 1983-1984 7. 48.1 1975-1976 1. 20.7 1983-1984 14. .372 (197-530) 2009-2010 24. 641 1965-1966 8. 46.5 1960-1961 2. 19.5 1982-1983 16. .361 (190-526) 2005-2006 25. 626 1966-1967 9. 46.0 1967-1968 3. 19.3 1986-1987 17. .360 (90-250) 1988-1989 10. 45.9 1957-1958 4. 18.8 1994-1995 18. .359 (211-587) 2011-2012 Highest Free Throw Pct. 11. 44.5 1954-1955 5. 18.3 1990-1991 19. .355 (88-248) 1991-1992 1. .790 (421-533) 1955-56 12. 44.2 1976-1977 6. 18.1 1980-1981 20. .349 (137-392) 2001-2002 2. .779 (552-709) 1980-81 13. 44.1 1964-1965 7. 17.6 1985-1986 21. .342 (118-345) 1993-1994 3. .764 (340-445) 2006-07 14. 43.6 1973-1974 8. 17.2 1987-1988 22. .338 (110-325) 1996-1997 4. .757 (448-592) 2008-09 15. 43.0 1993-1994 17.2 1984-1985 23. .331 (187-565) 2004-2005 5. .745 (497-667) 1986-87 16. 42.7 1972-1973 10. 17.1 1991-1992 24. .328 (151-461) 1997-1998 .745 (438-588) 2009-10 17. 42.4 1982-1983 17.1 1977-1978 25. .321 (96-299) 1995-1996 7. .743 (430-579) 1998-99 18. 41.9 1992-1993 17.1 2000-2001 25. .321 (175-546) 2012-2013 8. .742 (438-590) 2007-08 19. 41.8 1994-1995 13. 17.0 1974-1975 9. .740 (500-676) 1997-98 20. 41.7 1995-1996 14. 16.9 2002-2003 Most Free Throws Made 10. .731 (566-774) 1957-58 21. 41.5 1981-1982 16.9 1989-1990 1. 593 1987-1988 11. .723 (433-599) 1984-85 22. 40.7 1977-1978 16.9 1972-1973 2. 566 1957-1958 12. .718 (593-826) 1987-88 40.7 1980-1981 17. 16.6 1979-1980 3. 552 1980-1981 13. .718 (465-648) 2004-05 24. 40.4 1996-1997 18. 16.5 2010-2011 4. 530 1954-1955 14. .715 (432-604) 1999-00 40.4 1989-1990 19. 16.4 1992-1993 5. 503 1968-1969 .715 (461-645) 1962-63 20. 16.3 1981-1982 6. 500 1982-1983 16. .713 (428-600) 2010-11 Most Offensive Rebs 21. 16.3 2006-2007 500 1997-1998 17. .709 (412-581) 1985-86 (Since 1999) 22. 16.0 2013-2014 8. 497 1986-1987 18. .704 (441-626) 1966-67 1. 312 2001-2002 23. 15.7 1993-1994 9. 476 2013-2014 .704 (312-443) 1978-79 1. 312 2010-2011 24. 15.6 2012-2013 10. 470 1952-1953 20. .701 (365-521) 2012-13 3. 311 2011-2012 25. 15.4 1998-1999 470 1988-1989 20. .700 (425-607) 1981-82 4. 310 1999-2000 12. 469 1963-1964 21. .698 (427-612) 1989-90 5. 303 2005-2006 Most Steals 13. 466 1967-1968 22. .695 (333-479) 1995-96 6. 295 2004-2005 1. 309 1982-1983 14. 465 2004-2005 23. .694 (383-552) 1996-97 7. 293 2002-2003 2. 297 1983-1984 15. 464 2002-2003 24. .693 (445-642) 1983-84 8. 280 2003-2004 3. 285 1981-1982 16. 461 1962-1963 25. .688 (413-600) 1991-92 9. 275 2000-2001 4. 259 1987-1988 17. 460 1990-1991 10. 269 2006-2007 5. 247 1990-1991 18. 459 1992-1993 Most Rebounds 11. 260 2009-2010 6. 246 2002-2003 19. 448 2008-2009 1. 1539 1975-1976 12. 259 2007-2008 7. 237 2011-2012 20. 447 2005-2006 2. 1456 1974-1975 13. 256 2013-2014 8. 233 1985-1986 21. 445 1983-1984 3. 1414 1976-1977 14. 244 2012-2013 9. 231 2006-2007 22. 444 1974-1975 4. 1362 1970-1971 15. 239 2008-2009 10. 228 2004-2005 23. 441 1966-1967 5. 1357 1982-1983 11. 226 2005-2006 24. 438 2009-2010 6. 1349 1963-1964 Most Assists 12. 223 1997-1998 24. 438 2007-2008 7. 1301 1961-1962 1. 624 1982-1983 223 1984-1985 25. 433 1965-1966 8. 1298 1971-1972 2. 601 1983-1984 14. 222 1992-1993 25. 433 1984-1985 9. 1263 1968-1969 3. 578 1986-1987 222 2009-2010 10. 1257 1987-1988 4. 551 1987-1988 16. 219 1999-2000 Most Free Throws Attempted 11. 1252 1962-1963 5. 530 1990-1991 17. 215 2001-2002 1. 830 1954-1955 12. 1215 1992-1993 6. 525 1980-1981 215 1988-1989 2. 826 1987-1988 13. 1204 1981-1982 7. 510 1985-1986 19. 214 1994-1995 3. 807 1952-1953 14. 1180 1977-1978 8. 507 2002-2003 20. 213 1991-1992 4. 779 1957-1958 15. 1179 1980-1981 9. 498 1984-1985 21. 212 2007-2008 5. 743 1968-1969 16. 1169 1990-1991 10. 497 1977-1978 22. 207 1986-1987 6. 741 1982-1983 17. 1157 1983-1984 11. 492 1974-1975 207 2010-2011 7. 713 1990-1991 18. 1154 1972-1973 12. 488 1994-1995 24. 191 1993-1994 8. 711 1988-1989 19. 1150 1997-1998 13. 481 1979-1980 25. 186 2012-2013 9. 709 1980-1981 20. 1134 1973-1974 14. 480 1991-1992 709 2013-2014 21. 1115 1991-1992 15. 477 1992-1993 Highest Steals Average 11. 685 1949-1950 22. 1102 1979-1980 16. 472 1981-1982 1. 10.2 1983-1984 685 2002-2003 23. 1101 1957-1958 17. 455 1972-1973 2. 9.8 1981-1982 13. 683 1963-1964 24. 1088 1986-1987 18. 448 2013-2014 3. 9.7 1982-1983 14. 681 1992-1993 25. 1086 1994-1995 19. 445 2000-2001 4. 8.9 2006-2007 15. 680 1967-1968 20. 435 2011-2012 5. 8.6 2001-2002 16. 676 1997-1998 Highest Reb.Average 21. 429 2010-2011 6. 8.5 1990-1991 17. 667 1986-1987 1. 56.6 1961-1962 22. 428 1999-2000 7. 8.4 2004-2005 18. 657 2005-2006 2. 54.5 1970-1971 23. 423 2006-2007 8. 8.2 1994-1995 19. 650 1976-1977 3. 50.5 1968-1969 24. 422 1989-1990 8.2 2009-2010

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8.2 2002-2003 122 1994-1995 4.2 2009-2010 11. 8.1 1987-1988 13. 121 1999-2000 4.2 1999-2000 8.1 2005-2006 14. 119 1987-1988 16. 4.0 1981-1982 13. 8.0 1985-1986 15. 116 1981-1982 17. 3.8 1986-1987 8.0 1988-1989 16. 114 1986-1987 18. 3.7 1987-1988 8.0 2010-2011 17. 113 2009-2010 . 3.7 1984-1985 8.0 1993-1994 18. 110 2011-2012 3.7 1980-1981 17. 7.7 1997-1998 110 2006-2007 20. 3.6 1996-1997 7.7 1984-1985 20. 107 1984-1985 21. 3.5 2011-2012 19. 7.7 1992-1993 107 1980-1981 22. 3.4 2005-2006 20. 7.6 2011-2012 22. 100 2002-2003 23. 3.3 2002-2003 7.6 1991-1992 23. 94 2005-2006 3.3 1998-1999 22. 7.6 2007-2008 24. 92 1979-1980 25. 3.2 1988-1989 7.6 1999-2000 25. 89 1986-1987 24. 7.2 2003-2004 7.2 2012-2013 Highest Blocks Average 1. 7.8 1991-1992 Most Blocks 2. 7.7 1992-1993 1. 224 1992-1993 3. 6.9 1982-1983 2. 220 1982-1983 4. 6.6 1990-1991 3. 217 1991-1992 5. 5.9 2008-2009 4. 192 1990-1991 6. 5.5 1997-1998 5. 165 2008-2009 7. 5.0 1985-1986 6. 160 1997-1998 8. 4.9 1989-1990 7. 145 1985-1986 4.9 2013-2014 8. 140 1983-1984 10. 4.8 1983-1984 9. 137 2013-2014 11. 4.7 1994-1995 10. 131 1977-1978 12. 4.5 1977-1978 11. 122 1989-1990 13. 4.2 2006-2007

The Royals storm the court after winning the Landmark title last March at the Long Center.

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Individual Points ...... 42, Gene Mumford vs. Phila. Textile, 12/17/69 Field Goals Attempted ...... 33, Gene Mumford vs. Upsala, 2/17/70 Field Goals Made...... 18, Bill Bessoir vs. Drew, 12/5/84 Free Throws Attempted...... 20, Gene Mumford vs. Vermont, 12/27/69 Free Throws Made ...... 16, Gene Mumford vs. Vermont, 12/27/69 ...... 16, Randy Arnold vs. Moravian, 12/7/2007 Rebounds ...... 26, Roger Yost vs. Moravian, 1/28/70 Assists ...... 16, Mark Hutchinson vs. Elizabethtown, 2/14/83 Blocked Shots ...... 9, Irv Johnson vs. York (NY), 12/18/76 Steals ...... 9, Kevin Courtney vs. FDU-Madison, 2/15/2000 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted ...... 13, Dave Miller (King's) vs. Scranton, 1/27/90 ...... 13, Mike Jones (Scranton) vs. Wilkes, 2/12/92 ...... 13, Al Callejas (Scranton) vs. Widener, 2/26/2000 3-Pt. Field Goals Made ...... 8, Dave Miller (King's) vs. Scranton, 1/27/90 ...... 8, Al Callejas (Scranton) vs. Widener, 2/26/2000

Team Most Points ...... 123, Scranton vs. Elizabethtown, 2/14/83 Most Points (Two Teams Combined) ...... 206, Scranton (118) vs. Spring Garden (88), 12/21/74 Field Goals Attempted ...... 102, Lycoming vs. Scranton, 1/4/70 Field Goals Made...... 55, Scranton (55-83) vs. Elizabethtown, 2/14/83 Most Points In Half ...... 75, Scranton vs. Elizabethtown, 2/14/83 Free Throws Attempted...... 51, Loyola-Md. vs. Vermont (3 OT), 12/28/69 Free Throws Made ...... 30, Scranton vs. Drexel,.2/17/68 Free Throw Pct...... (.919, 34-37) Scranton vs. East Stroudsburg, 1/12/87 Rebounds ...... 95 Canisius vs. Scranton, 12/22/71 Field Goal Pct...... (.684, 39-57), Scranton vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 3, 2001 Assists ...... 44, Scranton vs. Elizabethtown, 2/14/83 Blocked Shots ...... 13, Scranton vs. East Stroudsburg, 2/21/83 3-Pt FG. Att...... 34, Scranton vs. Centenary (10 of 34), 11/20/2010 3-Pt FG Made ...... 13, Scranton vs. Lycoming (13 of 21), 1/14/91 ...... 13, Scranton vs. Binghamton (13 of 30), 2/15/99 3-Pt. FG Pct. (Min. 15 Att.)...... (.667, 10 of 15), vs. Lycoming, 1/13/99

Gene "The Machine" Mumford (left) poured in a Long Center record 42 points against Philadelphia Textile on December 17, 1969, while team- mate Roger Yost (right) pulled down a Long Center record 26 rebounds against Moravian College on Janu- ary 28, 1970.

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Editor's Note: Offi cial NCAA box scores prior to 1979 are scarce. 33 *Rhett Jenkins vs. JUNIATA, Jan. 7, 1967 (Scranton CYC) Tracking down game records is an on-going process and we are 33 *Charlie Witaconis vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 16, 1967 attempting to fi ll in the gaps between 1945-1979 through news- (MAC tournament game, Scranton CYC) paper and other published accounts such as press guides and 33 *Charlie Witaconis vs. WAGNER, Feb. 22, 1967 yearbooks. It should be noted, however, that some newspaper (MAC championship game, Scranton CYC) accounts, even those after 1979, may not include the statistical 33 *Gene Mumford vs. PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE, Feb. 28, 1970 leader for rebounding, assists, steals, and blocks. Any record 33 *Bill Witaconis vs. Albright, March 3, 1962 listed with an asterik(*) has been found through either a newspa- 33 *Gene Mumford at King's, Feb. 7, 1970 per report, media guide, or any other offi cial document from that 33 *Jack Maher at Upsala, Feb. 14, 1973 time period. OPPONENTS LISTED IN CAPS WERE GAMES PLAYED ON 33 *Greg Spotts vs. MORAVIAN, Jan. 26, 1972 ROYAL HOME COURTS. 33 Eli Londo vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 12, 2010 33 Jason Fisher vs. Kings, Jan. 16, 1999 Points 33 Jason Hoppy vs. Hunter, Mar. 12, 1993 1. 56 *Ed Kazakavich at King’s, Jan. 18, 1958 33 Ross Danzig vs. MUHLENBERG, Dec. 17, 2013 2. 46 *Joe Fitt at Upsala, Jan. 30, 1953 64. 32 *Bill Griglock vs. ITHACA, Jan. 26, 1945 3. 44 *Bill Witaconis at Wilkes, Feb. 4, 1963 (Crane Memorial Armory, Carbondale, Pa. 4. 43 *Bill Witaconis vs. KING'S, Jan. 18, 1964 (Scranton CYC) 32 *Bill Witaconis at Susquehanna, Feb. 7, 1963 43 *Gene Mumford at Elizabethtown, Feb. 22, 1969 32 *Bill Witaconis at Wilkes, Feb. 10, 1964 6. 42 *Gene Mumford vs. PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE, Dec. 17, 1969 32 *Jim Dooley vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 13, 1965 7. 41 *Gene Mumford at East Stroudsburg, Jan. 5, 1970 (Scranton CYC) 8. 40 *Bill Witaconis vs. CANISIUS, Jan. 22, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 32 *Tom Yucka vs. UPSALA, Jan. 5, 1966 (Scranton CYC) 40 *Rhett Jenkins at Elizabethtown, Dec. 3, 1966 32 *Gene Mumford vs. WILKES, Dec. 20, 1969 40 *Gene Mumford at Philadelphia Textile, Dec. 4, 1968 32 *Gene Mumford vs. VERMONT, Dec. 27, 1969 40 *Gene Mumford vs. KING'S, Jan. 10, 1970 32 *Gene Mumford at Elizabethtown, Feb. 20, 1971 40 Bill Bessoir vs. Drew, December 5, 1984 32 *Jack Maher at Juniata, Jan. 25, 1974 40 *Len Pearson vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 7, 1951 (Scranton CYC) 32 Jason Hoppy vs. Delaware Valley, 1992 14. 39 *Gene Mumford vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 28, 1969 32 Charles Nanick vs. Lycoming, Feb. 9, 1994 (MAC tournament game, Reading, Pa.), 32 Dan Loftus vs. Connecticut College, Nov. 20, 2001 39 *Jay Fried at Susquehanna, Dec. 20, 1972 32 Derek Elphick vs. Springfi eld, Nov. 17, 2001 16. 38 *Joe Stachnik at Susquehanna, Feb. 10, 1960 32 Brian O’Donnell vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 21, 2004 17. 37 *Bill Witaconis at King's, Dec. 13, 1962 32 Bill Bessoir vs. Concordia, Nov. 30, 1984 37 *Bill Witaconis at East Stroudsburg, Mar. 4, 1964 79. 31 *Ed Kazakavich vs. Albright, 1958 37 *Gene Mumford vs. MORAVIAN, Nov. 30, 1968 31 *Joe Stachnik vs. WILKES, Jan. 27, 1960 (Scranton CYC) 37 Jason Fisher vs. King’s, Feb. 13, 1999 31 *Bill Witaconis at Muhlenberg, Jan. 30, 1963 37 Brendan Boken vs. Keystone College 31 *Bill Witaconis vs. LeMOYNE, Dec. 15, 1962 (Scranton CYC) (Lackawanna College Student Union), Dec. 31, 2013 31 *Bill Witaconis vs. JUNIATA, Feb. 1, 1964 22. 36 *Gene Mumford at Moravian, Jan. 29, 1969 31 *Rhett Jenkins at Susquehanna, Dec. 12, 1966 36 *Ed Kazakavich vs. Wagner, 1958 31 *Rhett Jenkins at Lycoming, Jan. 11, 1967 36 *Doug Kohler vs. UPSALA, Feb. 17, 1972 31 *Bob McGrath vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Dec. 7, 1967 36 Jason Fisher vs. Susquehanna, Jan. 8, 1998 (Scranton CYC) 36 Henry Condron vs. FDU-Madison, Dec. 11, 1996 31 *Charlie Witaconis at Wilkes, Dec. 14, 1967 27. 35 *Bill Witaconis vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 20, 1964 (Scranton CYC) 31 *Gene Mumford at Wagner, Jan. 31, 1970 35 *Bill Witaconis vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 14, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 31 *Gene Mumford at Delaware Valley, Feb. 10, 1970 35 *Tom Yucka vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 13, 1965 (Scranton CYC) 31 *Gene Mumford at Canisius, Dec. 5, 1970 35 *Charlie Witaconis vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 4, 1967 31 *Gene Mumford at Wagner, Jan. 31, 1970 (Scranton CYC) 31 *Gene Mumford vs. LeMOYNE, Dec. 14, 1968 35 *Charlie Witaconis vs. LOYOLA (Md.), Dec. 2, 1967 31 *Doug Kohler vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 25, 1972 (Scranton CYC) 31 Tom Kosin vs. King’s, Jan. 30, 1982 35 Henry Condron vs. Albright, Feb. 26, 1998 31 Mickey Banas vs. West Chester, Dec. 2, 1983 35 Jason Fisher vs. Lycoming, Feb. 11, 1998 31 Mark Beneski vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 17, 1990 35 Ryan Rogan vs. Moravian, Nov. 27, 2001 31 Jason Hoppy vs. Albright, Dec. 29, 1992 35. 34 *Joe Stachnik vs. JUNIATA, Feb. 1, 1960 (Scranton CYC) 31 Marc Raffensperger vs. Lycoming, Jan. 10, 1996 34 *Ed Kazakavich vs. Lebanon Valley, Dec. 1, 1956 31 Derek Elphick vs. Case Western, Jan. 5, 2003 34 *Ed Kazakavich vs. Lebanon Valley, 1958 31 Brian O’Donnell vs. FDU-Florham, Jan. 31, 2004 34 *Gene Mumford vs. Albany St., Jan. 6, 1970 31 Derek Elphick vs. Moravian, Dec. 4, 2000 34 *Gene Mumford vs. UPSALA, Feb. 27, 1970 31 Zach Ashworth vs. Catholic, Feb. 26, 2011 34 *Gene Mumford at Seton Hall, March 4, 1970 31 Zach Ashworth vs. Catholic, Jan. 21, 2011 34 Bill Bessoir vs. Lycoming, Jan. 7, 1984 31 Luke Hawk vs. Kean, Dec. 13, 2010 34 Jason Hoppy vs. Potsdam St., Dec. 27, 1991 31 Ross Danzig vs. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, Jan. 25, 2014 34 Jason Fisher vs. Marywood, Nov. 20, 1998 31 Ross Danzig vs. Hobart (at SUNY Brockport), Mar. 7, 2014 34 Ross Danzig vs. IMMACULATA, Nov. 15, 2013 107. 30 *Ed Kazakavich vs. Seton Hall, 1958 45. 33 *Jack Leighton vs. Moravian, 1949-1950 30 *Bill Witaconis at Lycoming, Feb. 27, 1963 33 *Bill Witaconis at Albright, Feb. 27, 1962 30 *Bill Witaconis vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 5, 1964 33 *Bill Witaconis vs. WAGNER, Feb. 14, 1963 (Scranton CYC) (Scranton CYC) 33 *Bill Witaconis vs. SETON HALL, Feb. 11, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 30 *Doug Kohler vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 29, 1972 33 *Bill Witaconis vs. UPSALA, Jan. 12, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 30 *Doug Kohler vs. DICKINSON, Dec. 26, 1970 33 *Bill Witaconis at Yeshiva, Jan. 5, 1963 30 *Gene Mumford at LeMoyne, Dec. 13, 1969 33 *Rhett Jenkins vs. DELAWARE VALLEY, Dec. 17, 1966 30 *Gene Mumford at Wilkes, Dec. 21, 1968 (Scranton CYC) 30 *Gene Mumford vs. Juniata , Mar. 1, 1969

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(MAC tournament game, Reading, Pa.,) 18 Matt Cusano vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 27, 1993 30 *Joe Quinn vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 17, 1962 18 Matt Cusano vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 8, 1993 (Scranton CYC) 18 Matt Cusano vs. Gettysburg, Dec. 28, 1992 30 *Irv Johnson vs. Lincoln (Pa.), Dec. 19, 1975 18 Matt Cusano vs. FDU-Madison, 1992 30 *Phil Johnson vs. UPSALA, March 4, 1978 18 Jay Fairlamb vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 5, 1994 30 Tom Kosin vs. Wilkes, Jan. 23, 1982 49. 17 *Bill Musto at Moravian, Feb. 6, 1952 30 Mickey Banas vs. King’s, Feb. 25, 1984 17 *Bill Witaconis at Susquehanna, Feb. 7, 1963 30 Bill Bessoir vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 11, 1984 17 *Bill Witaconis at Lafayette, Dec. 8, 1962 30 Mickey Banas vs. Moravian, 12/29/1983 17 *Charlie Witaconis at Juniata, Jan. 6, 1968 30 Bill Bessoir vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 30, 1985 17 *Roger Yost at Elizabethtown, Feb. 22, 1969 30 Mark Beneski vs. Wilkes, Feb. 6, 1991 17 *Bob Steinberg at Upsala, Jan. 4, 1969 30 Charles Nanick vs. Drew, Feb. 12, 1994 17 *Roger Yost vs. ROCHESTER TECH, Dec. 14, 1970 30 Charles Nanick vs. Delaware Valley, Nov. 29, 1995 17 *Irv Johnson vs. FDU-Madison, Dec. 12, 1979 30 Jason Fisher vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 7, 1998 17 Bryant Thornwell vs. King’s, Feb. 9, 1981 30 Jason Fisher vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 28, 1998 17 Jeff Jones vs. King’s, Feb. 6, 1984 30 Jason Fisher vs. Allentown, Jan. 21, 1998 17 Shawn Gallagher vs. Wilkes, Feb. 11, 1987 30 Jason Fisher vs. Clarkson, Mar. 3, 1999 17 Chris Haray vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 31, 1990 30 Ryan Rogan vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 30, 2002 17 Bob Dombrowski vs. Widener, 1990 30 Derek Elphick vs. DeSales, Jan. 22, 2003 17 Matt Cusano vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 14, 1993 30 Derek Elphick vs. FDU-Florham, Feb. 13, 2003 63. 16 *Bill Witaconis vs. VILLANOVA, Dec. 11, 1962 (Scranton CYC) 30 Brian O’Donnell vs. Lycoming, Feb. 2, 2005 16 *Terry Kane at Susquehanna, Dec. 3, 1964 30 Randy Arnold vs. Hartwick, Dec. 18, 2007 16 *Charlie Witaconis vs. WILKES, Dec. 1, 1966 (Scranton CYC) 30 Matt Cusano vs. Upsala, Feb. 6, 1993 16 *Ed Moroz vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Dec. 7, 1967 (Scranton CYC) 16 *Roger Yost vs. WAGNER, Feb. 17, 1971 Rebounds 16 *Greg Spotts vs. King's, Feb. 2, 1972 1. 43 *Bob Bessoir vs. KING'S, March 5, 1955 (Scranton CYC) 16 *Greg Spotts vs. Wagner, Feb. 16, 1972 2. 33 *Bill Witaconis vs. KING'S, Feb. 23, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 16 *Kevin Walsh vs. Wagner, Feb. 16, 1972 3. 28 *Charlie Witaconis vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 4, 1967 16 *Irv Johnson vs. Shepherd (WVa.), Mar. 16, 1976 (Scranton CYC) 16 *Irv Johnson vs. Walsh College (Ohio), Dec. 29, 1977 28 *George Clum vs. Lycoming, Dec. 19, 1961 16 *Mark Rostkowski vs. Albright, Mar. 1, 1980 5. 26 *Ed Kazakavich at King's, Jan. 18, 1958 16 Irv Johnson vs. Philadelphia Textile, Jan. 4, 1980 26 *Roger Yost vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 21, 1970 16 Mickey Banas vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 7, 1981 7. 25 *Charlie Witaconis vs. ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 24, 1968 16 Jeff Jones vs. Hartwick, Dec. 20, 1981 8. 24 Jeff Jones vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 15, 1984 16 Pat McCormick vs. Stony Brook, Jan. 4, 1995 24 Bill Witaconis vs. KING'S, Jan. 18, 1964 (Scranton CYC) 16 Pat Beacham vs. Elizabethtown, Dec. 6, 1994 10. 23 Jeff Jones vs. Albright, Dec. 11, 1982 16 Jeff Jones vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 16, 1983 23 Bob Bessoir vs. ALBRIGHT, Feb. 16, 1953 (Scranton CYC) 16 Jeff Jones vs. John Jay, Dec. 18, 1982 12. 22 *Bill Witaconis at Wilkes, Feb. 4, 1963 16 Shawn Gallagher vs. Binghamton, Dec. 19, 1986 22 *Bill Witaconis vs. UPSALA, Jan. 12, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 16 Tom Downey vs. Catholic, Feb 4. 1989 22 *Charlie Witaconis at Muhlenberg, Feb. 4, 1967 16 Matt Cusano vs. Moravian, Feb. 20, 1993 22 Matt Cusano vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 24, 1993 16 Matt Cusano vs. Elizabethtown, Dec. 8, 1992 22 Matt Cusano vs. Catholic, Jan. 6, 1993 16 Jay Fairlamb vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 5, 1994 17, 21 Jeff Jones vs. Mt. St. Mary’s, Feb. 5, 1983 86. 15 *George Clum at Seton Hall, Jan. 26, 1962 21 Jeff Jones vs. Ursinus, Nov. 22, 1983 15 *Bill Witaconis at Hofstra, Jan. 27, 1962 21 Tom Bicknell vs. Misericordia, Nov. 20, 2007 15 *Charlie Witaconis vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Dec. 7, 1967 20. 20 Shawn Gallagher vs. King’s, Feb. 9, 1987 (Scranton CYC) 20 Mickey Banas vs. King’s, Jan. 31, 1981 15 *Charlie Witaconis at Susquehanna, Dec. 16, 1967 20 Irv Johnson vs. Wilkes, Jan. 19, 1980 15 *Ed Moroz vs. KING'S, Jan. 13, 1968 20 *Roger Yost at Upsala, Dec. 3, 1970 15 *Roger Yost at Wagner, Jan. 31, 1970 24. 19 *Tom Keefe vs. Wagner, Feb. 8, 1957 15 *Roger Yost at Wilkes, Feb. 17, 1970 19 *Tom Keefe vs. Gettysburg, Feb. 27, 1957 15 *Gene Mumford vs. WILKES, Dec. 21, 1969 19 Irv Johnson vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 16, 1980 15 *Kevin Walsh vs. UPSALA, Feb. 17, 1972 19 Bryant Thornwell vs. William Paterson, Dec. 20, 1980 15 *Kevin Walsh vs. SIENA, Dec. 16, 1970 19 Jeff Jones vs. Wilkes, Feb. 9, 1983 15 *Joe Conley vs. Moravain, Jan. 4, 1975 19 Chris Haray vs. King’s, 1990 15 *Jay Fried vs. Lycoming, Mar. 2, 1973 19 *Roger Yost vs. DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 11, 1969 15 *Irv Johnson vs. Moravian, Jan. 3, 1976 31. 18 *Bob Tardio vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 29, 1966 (Scranton CYC) 15 *Mark Rostkowski at Juniata, Jan. 13, 1979 18 *Bob Tardio vs. MUHLENBERG, Feb. 14, 1966 (Scranton CYC) 15 Matt Cusano vs. King’s, Dec. 2, 1992 18 *George Clum at Wagner, Jan. 20, 1962 15 *Joe Conley vs. Juniata, Feb. 7, 1976 18 *Bill Witaconis vs. ALBRIGHT, Mar. 2, 1963 15 Irv Johnson vs. Albright, Feb. 23, 1980 18 *Bill Witaconis vs. WILKES, Jan. 3, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 15 Irv Johnson vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 23, 1980 18 *Charlie Witaconis at Wilkes, Dec. 14, 1967 15 Mickey Banas vs. East Stroudsburg, Jan. 19, 1981 18 *Joe Conley vs. Lycoming, Dec. 14, 1974 15 Mickey Banas vs. Philadelphia Textile, Feb. 23, 1982 18 *Joe Conley vs. Lehigh, Dec. 28, 1974 15 Jeff Jones vs. Kean, Dec. 19, 1981 18 Irv Johnson vs. East Stroudsburg, Dec. 4, 1979 15 Pat Beacham vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 1, 1995 18 Bryant Thornwell vs. Albright, Dec. 13, 1980 15 Pat Beacham vs. Upsala, Jan. 14, 1995 18 Mickey Banas vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 27, 1982 15 Jeff Jones vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 2, 1983 18 Shawn Gallagher vs. Wilkes, Feb. 5, 1986 15 Jeff Jones vs. Juniata, Dec. 6, 1982 18 Matt Cusano vs. Muhlenberg, Dec. 21, 1991 15 Jeff Jones vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 24, 1984

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15 Jeff Jones vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 18, 1984 Blocks 15 Bill Bessoir vs. Drew, Dec. 5, 1984 1. 11 Matt Cusano vs. Gettysburg, Dec. 28, 1992 15 Shawn Gallagher vs. Washington (Md.), Mar. 1, 1986 2. 9, *Irv Johnson vs. YORK (NY), Dec.18, 1976 15 Shawn Gallagher vs. King’s, Jan. 30, 1988 9 Matt Cusano vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 24, 1993 15 Bob Dombrowski vs. Juniata, Jan. 13, 1990 9 Matt Cusano vs. Albright, Jan. 11, 1993 15 Mark Beneski vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 1991 5. 8 Matt Cusano vs. Potsdam, Jan. 9, 1993 15 Chris Haray vs. King’s, Feb. 14, 1991 8 Matt Cusano vs. Wilkes, Jan. 23, 1993 15 Mark Beneski vs. Kean, Dec. 1980 8 Eli Londo vs. Catholic, Jan. 22, 2010 15 Matt Cusano vs. Delaware Valley, 1992 8 Matt Cusano vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 3, 1993 15 Pat Beacham vs. Elizabethtown, Dec. 7, 1993 8. 7 *Irv Johnson vs. ARMY, Jan. 10, 1977 15 Brendan Boken vs. MISERICORDIA, Nov. 19, 2013 7 Mark Beneski vs. Drew, 1992 7 Matt Cusano vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 27, 1993 Assists 7 Matt Cusano vs. Elizabethtown, Dec. 8, 1992 1. 16 Mark Hutchinson vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 14, 1983 7 Paul Hawk vs. Ramapo, Nov. 22, 2008 2. 14 Dan Polacheck vs. Wilkes, Feb. 8, 1984 7 Matt Cusano vs. Wilkes, Feb. 17, 1993 3. 13 *Bob Morcom vs. ST. FRANCIS (NY), Jan. 7, 1972 13. 6 *Irv Johnson vs. YORK (Pa.), Dec. 18, 1976 13 *Joe Cantafi o vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 25, 1972 6 *Irv Johnson at Wilkes, Feb. 14, 1978 13 Mark Hutchinson vs. Bloomsburg, Feb. 2, 1981 6 *Irv Johnson at Bloomsburg, Feb. 22, 1978 13 Mark Hutchinson vs. King’s, Jan. 30, 1982 6 Matt Cusano vs. FDU-Madison, 1992 13 Mark Hutchinson vs. Albright, Dec. 11, 1982 6 Matt Cusano vs. Delaware Valley, 1992 13 Gerard Genco vs. Drew, Dec. 8, 1987 6 Paul Hawk vs. FDU-Florham, Feb. 13, 2007 13 Gerard Genco vs. Delaware Valley, Jan. 31, 1990 6 Mark Beneski vs. Misericordia, Jan. 6, 1992 13 Phil Odom vs. Upsala, Feb. 11, 1995 6 Matt Cusano vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 14, 1993 11. 12 *Billy McCue vs. KING'S, Jan. 10, 1970 6 Brendan Boken vs. Keystone, Dec. 31, 2013 12 *Pat Cusick vs. DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 24, 1979 12 Jim Rodway vs. Potsdame, Dec. 28, 1983 Most Field Goals Attempted (Since 1979) 12 Dan Polacheck vs. Albright, Dec. 9, 1983 1. *40 Gene Mumford at Canisius, Dec. 5, 1970 12 Gerard Genco vs. Lycoming, Jan. 6, 1988 2. *33 Gene Mumford vs. UPSALA, Feb. 27, 1970 (Long Center record) 12 Dan Loftus vs. Lycoming, Feb. 2, 2000 3. *28 Doug Kohler vs. CANISIUS, Dec. 22, 1971 17. 11 *Bob Meckwood at King's, Jan. 28, 1958 *28 Doug Kohler vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 25, 1972 11 *Paul Miernicki vs. Binghamton, Dec. 14, 1977 5. 27 Bill Bessoir at Lycoming, Jan. 7, 1984 11 *Pat Cusick vs. Lycoming, Dec. 6, 1979 6. 26 Bill Bessoir vs. Drew, Dec. 5, 1984 11 Dan Polacheck vs. East Stroudsburg, Feb. 13, 1984 7. 25 Bill Bessoir at Bridgeport, Dec. 1, 1984 11 Dan Polacheck vs. West Chester, Dec. 2, 1983 25 Mark Beneski at King’s College, Feb. 5, 1990 11 Tyrone Fowlkes vs. Lycoming, Feb. 21, 1986 9. 24 Tom Kosin at Mt. St. Mary’s (Md.), Dec. 5, 1981 11 Art Trippett vs. Juniata, Jan. 11, 1986 24 Bill Bessoir vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 18, 1984 24. 10 *Bob Meckwood vs. Moravian, Jan. 16, 1958 24 Bill Bessoir at Juniata, Jan. 12, 1985 10 *Bob Moylan at Moravian, Jan. 30, 1968 24 Derek Elphick vs. Springfi eld, Nov. 17, 2001 10 *Bob Moylan vs. DREXEL, Feb. 17, 1968 13. 23 Bill Bessoir at Delaware Valley, Jan. 26, 1983 10 *Paul Miernicki vs. WILKES, Feb. 8, 1978 23 Bill Bessoir vs. PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE, Nov. 27, 1983 10 Art Trippett vs. Drew, Dec. 10, 1985 23 Bill Bessoir at Rider, Dec. 3, 1983 10 Eric Jacobs vs. Drew, Jan. 26, 1986 23 Bill Bessoir vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 5, 1985 10 Art Trippett vs. Moravian, Jan. 9, 1987 23 Jason Hoppy at Susquehanna, Feb. 16, 1991 10 Gerard Genco vs. Wilkes, Jan. 23, 1988 23 Jason Hoppy vs. Hunter, March 12, 1993 (NCAA tournament) 10 Pat Cusick vs. Philadelphia Textile, Jan. 4, 1980 23 Charles Nanick vs. LYCOMING, Feb. 7, 1996 10 *Pat Cusick vs. FDU-Madison, Dec. 12, 1979 23 Jason Fisher at Susquehanna, Jan. 8, 1998 10 Todd Bailey vs. Juniata, Jan. 16, 1982 23 Jason Fisher at Wilkes, March 7, 1998 10 Todd Bailey vs. Elizabethtown, Feb. 14, 1983 23 Jason Fisher at Lebanon Valley, Feb. 25, 1999 10 Mark Hutchinson vs. LeMoyne, Jan. 24, 1982 23 Henry Condron at Wilkes, Jan. 29, 2000 10 Mark Hutchinson vs. Albany, Dec. 30, 1982 23 Derek Elphick vs. CATHOLIC, Nov. 30, 2002 10 Mark Hutchinson vs. FDU-Madison, Dec. 1, 1982 10 Bill Bessoir vs. Wilkes, Feb. 21, 1984 Most Field Goals Made (Since 1978) 10 Dan Polacheck vs, Rider, Dec. 3, 1983 1. 20 *Ed Kazakavich at Lebanon Valley, Feb. 7, 1959 10 Bill Bessoir vs. Washington & Jefferson, Mar. 1, 1985 2. 19 *Ed Kazakavich at King, Jan. 18, 1958 10 Phil Odom vs. Catholic, Nov. 27, 1990 3. 18 Bill Bessoir vs. DREW, Dec. 5, 1984 4. 17 *Leonard Pearson vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 7, 1951 (Scranton CYC) Steals 17 *Bill Witaconis at East Stroudsburg, March 4, 1964 1. 9 Kevin Courtney vs. FDU-Madison, Feb. 15, 2000 17 *Rhett Jenkins at East Stroudsburg, Dec. 3, 1966 2. 8 Todd Bailey vs. Hartwick, Dec. 20, 1981 7. 16 *Bill Witaconis at King’s, Dec. 13, 1962 8 Todd Bailey vs. FDU-Madison, Dec. 1, 1982 16 *Bill Witaconis vs. KING’S (SCRANTON CYC) 8 Travis Farrell vs. Goucher, Feb. 4, 2011 16 *Tom Yucka vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 13, 1965 (Scranton CYC) 5. 7 Mark Hutchinson vs. Bloomsburg, Jan. 13, 1982 16 *Gene Mumford at Elizabethtown, Fe. 22, 1969 7 Tyrone Fowlkes vs. Lycoming, Feb. 21, 1986 16 *Gene Mumford vs. MORAVIAN, Nov. 30, 1968 7 Gerard Genco vs. Messiah, Dec. 10, 1988 16 *Greg Spotts vs. MORAVIAN, Jan. 26, 1972 7 John Ahearn vs. Delaware Valley, Feb. 14, 1993 16 *Doug Kohler vs. UPSALA, Feb. 17, 1972 7 Randy Arnold vs. Merchant Marine, Feb. 10, 2008 16 Jason Fisher at Susquehanna, Jan. 8, 1998 7 Ross Danzig vs. Westfi eld St., Dec. 20, 2012 15. 15 *Jim Dooley vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 13, 1965 (Scranton CYC) 7 Travis Farrell vs. Susquehanna, Feb. 4, 2012 15 *Rhett Jenkins at Susquehanna, Feb. 5, 1966 15 *Rhett Jenkins vs. DEL. VALLEY, Dec. 17, 1966 (Scranton CYC)

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15 *Jack Maher at Upsala, Feb. 14, 1973 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 15 *Jay Fried at Susquehanna, Dec. 20, 1972 1. 13, Al Callejas vs. WIDENER, Feb. 26, 2000 (Long Center record) 15 Jason Hoppy vs. Potsdam St., Dec. 27, 1991 13, Mike Jones vs. WILKES, Feb. 12, 1992 (Long Center record) 15 Henry Condron vs. FDU-MADISON, Dec. 11, 1996 13, Zach Ashworth at Catholic, Jan. 21, 2011 15 Brendan Boken vs. Keystone, Dec. 31, 2013 4. 11, Al Callejas at SUNY Farmingdale, Jan. 29, 2001 (Lackawanna College Student Center, 11, Tom Hughes at SUNY Farmingdale, Jan. 29, 2001 the former Scranton CYC) 11, Ryan Rogan at Moravian, Nov. 27, 2001 11, Ryan Rogan vs. DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 2002 Most Free Throws Attempted 11, Ryan Rogan vs. DeSALES, Feb. 15, 2003 1. 24 *Ed Kazakavich at King’s, Jan. 28, 1958 11, Darren Cannon at Lycoming, Dec. 1, 2004 2. 22 *Bill Witaconis at Upsala, Jan. 12, 1963 11, Mike McGowan at Lycoming, Dec. 1, 2004 3. 21 *Joe Fitt at Upsala, Jan. 30, 1953 11, Mike McGowan vs. FDU-FLORHAM, Dec. 4, 2004 21 *Tom Foley at King’s, Feb. 25, 1961 11, Darren Cannon at FDU-Florham, Jan. 29, 2005 21 *Bill Witaconis vs. KING’S, Dec. 14, 1961 (Scranton CYC) 11, Travis Farrell vs. JUNIATA, Feb. 20, 2013 6. 20 *Bill Witaconis vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 20, 1964 (Scranton CYC) 14. 10, Charles Nanick vs. BINGHAMTON, Dec. 10, 1994 20 *Gene Mumford vs. VERMONT, Dec. 27, 1969 (Long Center record) 10, Neal McGee at Binghamton, Nov. 27, 1995 8. 19 *Bill Witaconis at Yeshiva, Jan. 5, 1963 10, Mike Reno at Lycoming, Feb. 10, 1999 19 *Bob Meckwood vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 13, 1960 (Scranton CYC) 10, Ryan Rogan vs. Richard Stockton, Nov. 21, 2003 19 *Bill Witaconis vs. CANISIUS, Jan. 22, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 10, Matthew Snyder vs. KING’S, Jan. 21, 2004 11. 18 *Gene Mumford at Philadelphia Textile, Dec. 4, 1968 10, Ryan Kirk vs. CABRINI, Jan. 16, 2006 18 Brendan Boken vs. KING’S, Jan. 3, 2014 10, Ryan FitzPatrick vs. MERCHANT MARINE, Feb. 10, 2008 10, Zach Ashworth vs. CENTENARY, Nov. 20, 2010 Most Free Throws Made 10, Zach Ashworth at Kean, Dec. 13, 2010 1. 19 *Joe Stachnik vs. Wilkes, 1960 10, Zach Ashworth at Juniata, Feb. 12, 2011 19 *Bill Witaconis at Upsala, Jan. 12, 1963 3. 18 *Ed Kazakavich at King’s, Jan. 28, 1958 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 18 *Bill Witaconis vs. CANISIUS, Jan. 22, 1963 (Scranton CYC) 1. 8, Al Callejas vs. WIDENER, Feb. 26, 2000 (Long Center record) 5. 17 *Bill Witaconis at Yeshiva, Jan. 5, 1963 8, Ryan Rogan vs. Springfi eld, Nov. 17, 2001 6. 16 *Joe Fitt at Upsala, Jan. 30, 1953 3. 7, Mike Jones vs. WILKES, Feb. 12, 1992 16 *Bill Witaconis at Wilkes, Feb. 4, 1963 7, Brian Dunphy at Allentown, Feb. 17, 1999 16 *Gene Mumford at Philadelphia Textile, Dec. 4, 1968 7, Ryan Rogan at Moravian, Nov. 27, 2001 16 *Gene Mumford vs. VERMONT, Dec. 27, 1969 7, Zach Ashworth vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 19, 2011 16 Randy Arnold vs. MORAVIAN, Dec. 1, 2007 (Long Center record) 7, Justin Klingman at Catholic, Feb. 15, 2014 11. 15 Charlie Witaconis vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 4, 1967 (Scranton CYC) 8. 6, Drew Morano vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1991 15 *Bob Meckwood vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 13, 1960 (Scranton CYC) 6, Charles Nanick vs. Eastern, Jan. 4, 1997 15 *Bill Witaconis vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 20, 1964 (Scranton CYC) 6, Ross Danzig at Ramapo, Nov. 28, 2011 15 *Rhett Jenkins vs. SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 4, 1967 (Scranton CYC) 15 *Charlie Witaconis vs. LOYOLA (Md.), Dec. 2, 1967 Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 8 Attempted) 1. .889 (8-9), Ryan Rogan vs. Springfi eld, Nov. 17, 2001 Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Attempted) 2. .875 (7-8), Justin Klingman at Catholic, Feb. 15, 2014 1. 1.000 (19-19) *Joe Stachnik vs. WILKES, 1960 3. .778 (7-9), Brian Dunphy at Allentown, Feb. 17, 1999 1.000 (16-16) Randy Arnold vs. MORAVIAN, Dec. 1, 2007 .778 (7-9), Zach Ashworth vs. MORAVIAN, Feb. 19, 2011 (Long Center record) 5. .667 (6-9), Drew Morano vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1991 1.000 (13-13) Jason Fisher vs. LYCOMING, Feb. 11, 1998 .667 (6-9), Charles Nanick vs. Eastern, Jan. 4, 1997 1.000 (12-12) JP Andrejko vs. F&M, March 5, 1988 7. .636 (7-11), Ryan Rogan at Moravain, Nov. 27, 2001 (NCAA tournament) 8. .625 (5-8), Neal McGee at Delaware Valley, Dec. 4, 1993 1.000 (12-12) Al Callejas vs. MORAVIAN, Dec. 10, 1998 .625 (5-8), Neal McGee vs. FDU-MADISON, Jan. 12, 1995 1.000 (12-12) Zach Ashworth at Susquehanna, Jan. 16, 2010 .625 (5-8), Al Callejas vs. LYCOMING, Dec. 6, 2000 1.000 (12-12) Zach Ashworth vs. CATHOLIC, Jan. 22, 2010 .625 (5-8), Al Callejas at Delaware Valley, Jan. 10, 2001 1.000 (12-12) Zach Ashworth vs. CATHOLIC, Feb. 26, 2011 .625 (5-8), Dan Loftus at Lycoming, Feb. 12, 2002 1.000 (11-11) Gerard Genco at Susquehanna, Feb. 25, 1989 .625 (5-8), Jeff Kane vs. KING’S, Feb. 8, 2003 1.000 (11-11) Paul Hawk vs. LYCOMING, Jan. 10, 2007 .625 (5-8), Justin Klingman vs. WILKES, Jan. 4, 2014 1.000 (11-11) Zach Ashworth vs. DREW, Jan. 30, 2010 15. .615 (8-13), Al Callejas vs. WIDENER, Feb. 26, 2000 1.000 (10-10) Bill Bessoir at Elizabethtown, Feb. 11, 1984 1.000 (10-10) JP Andrejko vs. KING’S, Feb. 9, 1987 Bold: on 2014-2015 roster 1.000 (10-10) Eric Jacobs at Susquehanna, Feb. 21, 1987 1.000 (10-10) JP Andrejko vs. DICKINSON, Nov. 21, 1987 1.000 (10-10) JP Andrejko at Delaware Valley, Jan. 27, 1988 1.000 (10-10) Mike Reno vs. MORAVIAN, Jan. 8, 1997 1.000 (10-10) Al Callejas vs. Cabrini, Jan. 3, 1998 1.000 (10-10) Mike Reno vs. MORAVIAN, Dec. 6, 1999 1.000 (10-10) Al Callejas vs. DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 7, 2001 1.000 (10-10) Randy Arnold vs. ALVERNIA, March 2, 2005 (ECAC tournament) 1.000 (10-10) Randy Arnold vs. Manhattanville, Dec. 20, 2006 1.000 (10-10) Zach Ashworth at Merchant Marine, Feb. 27, 2010 1.000 (10-10) Ross Danzig vs. MUHLENBERG, Dec. 17, 2013 25. .947 (18-19) *Bill Witaconis vs. CANISIUS, Jan. 22, 1963

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Editor's Note: Offi cial NCAA box scores prior to 1979 are very 46, at Drew, Jan. 26, 1994 scarce. Tracking down game records is an on-going process and 9. 47, at FDU-Madison, Nov. 28, 1989 we are attempting to fi ll in the gaps between 1945-1979 through 47, WILKES, Jan. 27, 2000 newspaper and other published accounts such as press guides 47, at Lafayette, Dec. 19, 2001 and yearbooks. It should be noted, however, that some newspa- 12. 48, at Trenton St. , Jan. 10, 1991 per accounts, even those after 1979, may not include the statisti- 48, at Catholic, Jan. 19, 2013 cal leader for rebounding, assists, steals, and blocks. Any record 14. 49, at FDU-Madison, Feb. 15, 1989 listed with an asterik(*) has been found through either a newspa- 49, TRENTON ST., Jan. 13, 1992 per report, media guide, or any other offi cial document from that time period. OPPONENTS LISTED IN CAPS WERE GAMES PLAYED ON #NCAA Tournament ROYAL HOME COURTS. Highest Field Goal Percentage (Since 1979) Longest Winning Streaks (Since 1944) 1. .684 (39-57), ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 3, 2001 1. 26 (beginning Dec. 2, 1992 and ending March 14, 1993) 2. .674 (31-46), DREW, Jan. 20, 1986 2. 20 (beginning Jan. 22, 1983 and ending Nov. 27, 1984) 3. .667 (34-51), MARYWOOD, Nov. 19, 1999 20 (beginning Nov. 22, 1991 and ending Feb. 10, 1992) 4. .665 (36-55), DREW, Dec. 5, 1984 4. 19 (beginning Jan. 21, 1976 and ending Dec. 1, 1977) 5. .664 (38-59), WILKES, Jan. 23, 1982 5. 16 (beginning Dec. 5, 1987 and ending Feb. 3, 1988) 6. .663 (55-83), ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 7. .660 (33-50), at Wilkes, Jan. 23, 1988 Longest Losing Streaks (Since 1944) 8. .654 (34-52), vs. Dickinson, Nov. 18, 1988 1. 12 (beginning Dec. 10, 1947 and ending Jan. 21, 1948) .654 (34-52). KING’S, Jan. 22, 2000 2. 11 (beginning Nov. 25, 2003 and ending Jan. 19, 2004) 10. .651 (28-43), WILKES, Jan. 23, 1993 3. 9 (during 1953-1954 season; dates missing) 11. .648 (35-54), ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 26, 1982 4. 8 (beginning Dec. 11, 1946 and ending Jan. 15, 19 12. #.646 (31-48), vs. Hobart, Mar. 7, 2014 8 (beginning Dec. 23, 1972 and ending Jan. 20, 1973) 13. #.643 (36-56), ALLEGHENY, Mar. 7, 1987 8 (beginning Feb. 18, 1960 and ending Dec. 10, 1960 14. .642 (34-53), at Union, Jan. 8, 2000 15. .636 (35-55), at Drew, Jan. 21, 1991 Most Points (Since 1944) 1. 123, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 #NCAA Tournament 1. 121, SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 5, 1964 (SCRANTON CYC) 2. 118, SPRING GARDEN, Dec. 20, 1974 Most Field Goals Made (Since 1979) 3. 117, KING’S, Jan. 18, 1964 (SCRANTON CYC) 1. 55, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 4. 112, at East Stroudsburg, March 4, 1964 2. 52, PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE, Jan. 7, 1981 5. 111, DELAWARE VALLEY, Dec. 17, 1964 (SCRANTON CYC) 3. 49, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 27, 1982 6. 110, MORAVIAN, Feb. 7, 1951 (SCRANTON CYC) 4. 48, EAST STROUDSBURG, Feb. 21, 1983 110, CATHOLIC, Feb. 1, 1982 5. 46, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 28, 1981 8. 109, at King’s, Feb. 21, 1959 6. 45, at Misericordia, Dec. 9, 1980 109, UPSALA, Jan. 5, 1966 (SCRANTON CYC) 7. 44, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 23, 1980 109, EAST STROUDSBURG, Feb. 21, 1983 44, CATHOLIC, Feb. 1, 1982 11. 108, at King’s, Jan. 18, 1958 44, LYCOMING, Jan. 8, 1983 108, WILKES, Dec. 9, 1963 (SCRANTON CYC) 44, DREW, Jan. 27, 1992 108, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 27, 1982 11. 43, LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1991 15. 107, LYCOMING, Jan. 15, 1964 (SCRANTON CYC) 12. 42, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 1980 107, KING’s, Jan. 30, 1982 42, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 16, 1983 42, at Delaware Valley, Feb. 1, 1984 Fewest Points (Since 1944) 15. 41, DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 2, 1983 1. 22, at Lafayette, Jan. 9, 1946 2. 23, at Manhattan, Dec. 21, 1945 Most Field Goals Attempted (Since 1979) 3. 24, SUSQUEHANNA, Fe. 19, 1970 1. 96, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 28, 1981 4. 25, at Lehigh, Dec. 11, 1946 2. 91, EAST STROUDSBURG, Feb. 21, 1983 5. 27, at St. Bonaventure, Dec. 13, 1947 3. 89, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 1980 6. 29, at Georgetown, Jan. 12, 1946 89, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan.27, 1982 7. 31, at Sampson NTS, Jan. 29, 1945 5. 88, CATHOLIC, Feb. 1, 1982 31, at Canisius, Jan. 5, 1946 6. 83, at Delaware Valley, Jan. 23, 1980 31, at Georgetown, Jan. 27, 1947 83, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 10. 33, at Seton Hall, Jan. 25, 1947 83, URSINUs, Nov. 22, 1983 33, at Siena, March 5, 1949 83, ALBRIGHT, Dec. 5, 1987 33, at Villanova, Feb. 13, 1950 9. 82, CATHOLIC, Feb. 4, 1989 13. 35, ALBRIGHT, Jan. 15, 1946 35, ST. BONAVENTURE, Jan. 11, 1950 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 15, at Allentown, Feb. 17, 1999 Fewest Points (Shot Clock Era, from 1985 to the present) 15, at Lycoming, Feb. 4, 2004 1. 42, at The College of New Jersey, Dec. 5, 2005 3. #14, at Becker, Mar. 4, 2011 2. 43, at Bloomsburg, Jan. 15, 1996 14, at Catholic, Feb. 15, 2014 3. 45, vs. Westminster (at Clarion University), Dec. 1, 1995 5. 13, LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1990 45, vs. Heidelberg (at Otterbein University), Dec. 29, 1996 13, BINGHAMPTON, Feb. 15, 1999 #45, vs. William Paterson (at Baruch), March 3, 2006 7. 12, at Juniata, Jan. 12, 1990 6. 46, at Widener, Jan. 10, 1987 12, LYCOMING, Dec. 6, 2000 46, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 14, 1990 12, MASS. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, Jan. 6, 2001

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12, at Delaware Valley, Feb. 21, 2004 5. 34, KING’S, Feb. 9, 1987 12, WILKES, Feb. 9, 2005 34, EAST STROUDSBURG, Jan. 12, 1987 12, at Cabrini, Dec. 16, 2006 *34, at Franklin & Marshall, March 3, 1984 12, PRATT INSTITUTE, Jan. 6, 2007 34, at Ursinus, Dec. 12, 1984 12, LANCASTER BIBLE, Jan. 5, 2008 9. 32, MARYWOOD, Nov. 22, 1997 12, at Catholic, Feb. 16, 2008 10. 31, WILKES, Jan. 24, 1998 31, KING’S, Feb. 13, 1999 #NCAA tournament 31, vs. New Jersey City (at Susquehanna), Nov. 17, 2000 13. 30, DREW, Feb. 7, 2004 Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 30, at Merchant Marine, Feb. 10, 2012 1. 34, CENTERARY, Nov. 20, 2010 15. 29, KING’S, Jan. 30, 1982 2. 32, at Richard Stockton, Nov. 21, 2003 29, JUNIATA, Feb. 23, 1989 32, at Lycoming, Feb. 4, 2004 29, at Staten Island, 32. at FDU-Florham, Feb. 3, 2007 29, CATHOLIC, Jan. 6, 1993 5. 31, JUNIATA, Feb. 20, 2013 29, LYCOMING, Jan. 10, 2007 6. 30, BINGHAMTON, Feb. 15, 1999 29, MORAVIAN, Dec. 1, 2007 30, at Lycomings, Dec. 1, 2004 29, KING’S, Jan. 3, 2014 30, CABRINI, Jan. 16, 2006 9. 29, BINGHAMTON, Dec. 10, 1994 Highest Free Throw Pct. (Min. 15 Free Throws Att., since 1979) 29, at SUNY Farmingdale, Jan. 29, 2001 1. 1.000 (20 of 20) PLATTSBURGH ST., Jan. 3, 2009 29, at Catholic, Nov. 29, 2003 2. .964 (27 of 28), at Merchant Marine, Feb. 8, 2009 29, at King’s, Feb. 1, 2006 3. .957 (22 of 23), at Merchant Marine, Jan. 8, 2004 29, at Cabrini, Dec. 16, 2006 4. .955 (21 of 22), at Elizabethtown, Feb. 11, 1984 29, at King’s, Jan. 3, 2012 .955 (21 of 22), at Moravian, Feb. 23, 2008 29, USMMA, Dec. 9, 2012 5. .952 (20 of 21), at Wilkes, Feb. 7, 2007 15. 28, at Lebanon, Feb. 25, 1999 6. .939 (31 of 33), KING’S, Feb. 13, 1999 7. .938 (15 of 16), at Bloomsburg, Jan. 14, 1985 Highest 3-Point Percentage (Min. 15 Attempts) .938 (15 of 16), at Allentown, Jan. 21, 1998 1. .714 (15-21), at Allentown, Feb. 17, 1999 .938 (15 of 16), DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 10, 2007 2. .667 (10-15), LYCOMING, Jan. 13, 1999 .938 (15 of 16), at Lycoming, Feb. 15, 2007 .667 (10-15), at Hartwick, Jan. 3, 2007 11. .919 (34 of 37), EAST STROUGSBURG, Jan. 12, 1987 4. .632 (12-19), at Catholic, Feb. 16, 2008 12. .917 (22 of 24), DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 4, 1987 .632 (12-19), at Cabrini, Nov. 26, 2013 .917 (22 of 24), at Lycoming, Nov. 16, 2008 6. .600 (12-20), at Delaware Valley, Feb. 21, 2004 14. .913 (21 of 23), at Susquehanna, Jan. 16, 2010 7. .619 (13-21), LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1990 15. .909 (20 of 22), at Dickinson, Nov. 23, 1991 8. .611 (11-18), at Springfi eld, Nov. 17, 2001 .611 (11-18), JUNIATA, Feb. 25, 2012 Most Rebounds (Since 1979) .611 (11-18), at Goucher, Jan. 18, 2014 1. 68, at King’s, Feb. 8, 1982 11. .600 (12-20), at Juniata, Jan.12, 1990 2. 64, BINGHAMTON, Nov. 26, 1996 .600 (9-15), at Catholic, Nov. 27, 1993 3. 63, URSINUS, Nov. 22, 1983 13. .588 (10-17), ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 6, 1999 63, CATHOLIC, Feb. 4, 1989 .588 (10-17), at FDU-Florham, Feb. 12, 2003 5. 61, DEAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 28, 1981 .588 (10-17), SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 15, 2011 6. 59, at Delaware Valley, Nov. 28, 1994 7. 58, PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE, Feb. 23, 1982 Most Free Throw Attempts (Since 1979) 8. 57, JUNIATA, Jan. 13, 1990 1. *87, LAFAYETTE, Dec. 20, 1958 (Scranton CYC) 57, KING’S, Feb. 14, 1998 2. 51, GLASSBORO ST., Dec. 20, 1987 10. 56, DREW Jan. 27, 1992 3. 50, vs. Pitt-Greensburg, Nov. 22, 2003 56, vs. Misericordia (at King’s), Nov. 19, 1993 4. 48, MORAVIAN, Dec. 4, 2000 56, vs. New Jersey City (at Susquehanna), Nov. 17, 2000 5. 47, JUNIATA, Jan. 10, 1987 13. 55, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 1980 6. 46, KING’S, Feb. 9, 1987 55, at Bloomsburg, Feb. 2, 1981 46, vs. New Jersey City (at Susquehanna), Nov. 17, 2000 55, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 15, 1984 8. #43, at Franklin & Marshall, Mar. 3, 1984 55, PRATT INSTITUTE, Jan. 6, 2007 43, Potsdam, Jan. 8, 1994 43, vs. Buffalo State, Dec. 29, 2002 Most Assists (Since 1979) 11. 42, Ursinus, Dec. 12, 1984 1. 44, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 42, Juniata, Feb. 23, 1989 2. 34, DREW, Jan. 27, 1992 42, Staten Island, Dec. 29, 1989 3. 31, at Misericordia, Dec. 9, 1980 42, Marywood, Nov. 22, 1997 31, at Delaware Valley, Feb. 1, 1984 15. 41, vs. Case Western, Dec. 28, 1988 31, WILKES, Feb. 8, 1984 41, Marywood, Nov. 17, 1995 31, LYCOMING, Dec. 6, 2000 7. 30, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 15, 1984 #NCAA Tournament 8. 29, ALBRIGHT, Dec. 9, 1984 29, LANCASTER BIBLE, Jan. 5, 2008 Most Free Throws Made (Since 1979) 10. 28, at Dickinson, Jan. 9, 1984 1. *50, LAFAYETTE, Dec. 20, 1958 (Scranton CYC) #28, vs. Allegheny (at Widener), March 7, 1987 1. 40, GLASSBORO ST., Dec. 20, 1987 28, WILKES, Feb. 10, 1988 2. 39, MORAVIAN, Dec. 4, 2000 #28, vs. Hartwick (at Calvin College), March 18, 1988 3. 36, JUNIATA, Jan. 10, 1988 28, LYCOMING, Jan. 14, 1991 4. 35, vs. Pitt-Greensburg (at Albright College), Nov. 22, 2003 28, at Elizabethtown, Feb. 15, 1992

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28, CATHOLIC, Jan. 10, 1995 19. #11, WIDENER, March 5, 1983 28, DELAWARE VALLEY, Dec. 2, 2003 11, KING’S, Jan. 25, 1985 28, PRATT INSTITUTE, Jan. 6, 2007 11, at Messiah, Feb. 21, 1991 28, KEYSTONE, Dec. 15, 2012 11, at FDU-Madison, Dec. 3, 1991 28, GOUCHER, Feb. 22, 2014 11, TRENTON ST., Jan. 13, 1992 11, MISERICORDIA, Jan. 16, 1992 #NCAA Tournament 11, KING’S, Feb. 1, 1992 11, SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 22, 1992 Most Turnovers (Since 1979) 11, WILKES, Jan. 23, 1993 1. 33, vs. Pitt-Greensburg (at Albright), Nov. 22, 2003 11, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 24, 1993 2. 30, KING’S, Jan. 21, 2004 11, SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 28, 2009 3. 28, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 18, 1981 28, ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 17, 2003 30. 10, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 18, 1981 28, at Elizabethtown, Dec. 12, 2009 10, vs. Hamilton (at Albany), Dec. 29, 1982 6. 27, at Binghamton, Feb. 17, 2000 10, at Bloomsburg, Jan. 12, 1983 27, vs. New Jersey City (at Susquehanna), Nov. 17, 2000 10, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 16, 1983 27, JOHN CARROLL, Nov. 22, 2009 10, WILKES, Feb. 8, 1984 9. 26, MANSFIELD, Dec. 22, 1979 10, at Juniata, Jan. 12, 1985 26, at Montclair St., Dec. 15, 2009 10, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 9, 1985 11. 25, at Widener, Feb. 28, 1997 10, WILKES, Nov. 28, 1992 25, ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 14, 2003 10, at Potsdam, Jan. 9, 1993 25, MARYWOOD, Nov. 25, 2003 10, at Drew, Feb. 10, 1993 #10, MUHLENBERG, March 5, 1999 Fewest Turnovers (Since 1979) 10, SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 7, 2007 1. 1, WILKES, Feb. 7, 1990 10, RAMAPO, Nov. 22, 2008 2. 2, at FDU-Madison, Feb. 18, 1988 10, vs. Keystone 2, LYCOMING, Jan. 19, 1994 (at Lackawanna College Student Union), Dec. 31, 2013 4. 3, MUSKINGHAM, Dec. 19, 1982 3, at Elizabethtown, Feb. 11, 1984 #NCAA Tournament 5. 4, at Wilkes, Feb. 10, 1982 4, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 1985 Most Steals (Since 1979) 4, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 19, 1992 1. 19, MISERICORDIA, Feb. 15, 1982 8. 5, at Messiah, Dec. 14, 1985 2. 18, at FDU-Madison, Dec. 1, 1982 5, CATHOLIC, Feb. 4, 1989 18, ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 14, 1983 5, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 31, 1990 18, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 17, 1982 5, SUSQUEHANNA, Jan. 7, 1999 18, SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 15, 1986 5, LYCOMING, Feb. 21, 2001 18, LYCOMING, Feb. 21, 1986 13. 6, at King’s, Jan. 29, 1983 18, ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 14, 2002 6, ALBRIGHT, Dec. 9, 1983 18, LYCOMING, Feb. 18, 2003 #6, WIDENER, March 2, 1985 8. 17, BARD, Nov. 21, 2009 6, DREW, Feb. 1, 1988 9. 16, CATHOLIC, Feb. 1, 1982 6, BINGHAMTON, Dec. 10, 1994 16, FDU-Madison, Nov. 28, 1984 6, at Lycoming, Jan. 18, 1995 16, DREW, Jan. 25, 1995 6, FDU-MADISON, Jan. 11, 1999 16, MERCHANT MARINE, Jan. 9, 2005 6, at Drew, Jan. 30, 1999 16, at King’s, Feb. 15, 1997 6, LYCOMING, Dec. 6, 2000 16, MORAVIAN, Dec. 5, 2009 6, CATHOLIC, Feb. 9, 2013 15. 15, LeMOYNE, Jan. 24, 1983 6, MT. ST. MARY (NY), Nov. 30, 2013 15, HARTWICK, Dec. 20, 1981 15, LYCOMING, Feb. 23, 1985 #NCAA Tournament 15, MESSIAH, Dec. 8, 1990 15, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 23, 1991 Most Blocks 15, DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 14, 1993 1. 15, at Misericordia, Dec. 9, 1980 15, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 15, 2000 15, at Drew, Jan. 8, 1992 15, MORAVIAN, Jan. 23, 2013 15, DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 5, 1992 4. 14, at Elizabethtown, Feb. 8, 1986 14, DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 14, 1993 6. 13, EAST STROUDSBURG, Feb. 21, 1983 13, vs. Gettysburg (Decatur H.S., Berlin, Md.), Dec. 28, 1992 13, ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 16, 2008 9. 12, DELAWARE VALLEY, Jan. 30, 1985 12, SUSQUEHANNA, Feb. 15, 1985 12, DREW, Jan. 27, 1992 12, FDU-MADISON, Feb. 19, 1992 12, ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 8, 1992 12, at Albright, Jan. 11, 1993 12, DREW, Jan. 25, 1995 12, DELAWARE VALLEY, Feb. 5, 1995 12, MISERICORDIA, Nov. 21, 1997 12, CATHOLIC, Jan. 22, 2010

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Points 4, Gerard Genco vs. Ohio Wesleyan, Mar. 19, 1988 1. 33, Jason Hoppy vs. Hunter, Mar. 12, 1993 4, Drew Morano vs. Johns Hopkins, Mar. 7, 1992 2. 31, Ross Danzig vs. Hobart (at SUNY Brockport), 4, Jason Fisher vs. Wilkes, Mar. 7, 1998 Mar. 7, 2014 3. 30, Phil Johnson vs. UPSALA, Mar. 4, 1978 Blocks 4. 29, Bill Bessoir vs. Wash. & Jefferson, Mar. 1, 1985 1. 5, Eli Londo vs. Brandeis, Mar. 6, 2009 5. 27, Bill Bessoir vs. Wittenberg, Mar. 19, 1983 5, Mickey Banas vs. Ursinus, Mar. 5, 1982 27, J.P. Andrejko vs. Allegheny, Mar. 7, 1987 3. 4, Mickey Banas vs. Franklin & Marshall, Mar. 3, 1984 7. 26, Jack Maher vs. SHEPHERD (WVa.), Mar. 16, 1976 4, Mickey Banas vs. Whittenberg, Mar. 19, 1984 26, Irv Johnson vs. SHEPHERD (WVa.), Mar. 16, 1976 4, Matt Cusano vs. Johns Hopkins, Mar. 7, 1992 26, J.P. Andrejko vs. Franklin & Marshall, Mar. 5, 1988 6. 3, Mickey Banas vs. Moravian, Mar. 4, 1983 26, J.P. Andrejko vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988 3, Mickey Banas vs. Widener, Mar. 5, 1983 26, Mark Beneski vs. Johns Hopkins, Mar. 7, 1992 3, Mickey Banas vs. Potsdam, Mar. 12, 1983 26, Bill Bessoir vs. Moravian, Mar. 4, 1983 3, Mark Hutchinson vs. Widener, Mar. 5, 1983 26, Jason Hoppy vs. Rowan, Mar. 14, 1993 3, Mark Beneski vs. King's, Mar. 2, 1991 14. 25, Bill Bessoir vs. Franklin & Marshall, Mar. 3, 1983 3, Mark Beneski vs. Rochester, Mar. 8, 1991 25, Eric Jacobs vs. Washington College, Mar. 1, 1986 3, Chris Haray vs. King's, Mar. 2, 1991 25, Derek Elphick vs. URSINUS, Mar. 8, 2003 3, Patrick McDonough vs. Muhlenberg, Mar. 5, 1998 3, Patrick McDonough vs. Wilkes, Mar. 7, 1998 Rebounds 3, Brian O’Donnell vs. URSINUS, Mar. 8, 2003 1. 17, Tom Bicknell vs. Elms (Mass.), Mar. 7, 2008 3, Matt Swaback vs. Becker, Mar. 14, 2011 2. 16, Irv Johnson vs. SHEPHERD (WVa.), Mar. 16, 1976 16, Henry Condron vs. Mt. St. Mary-NY, Mar. 2, 2000 HOME GAMES IN CAPS 4. 15, Shawn Gallagher vs. Washington Co, Mar. 1, 1986 Bold - on 2014-2015 roster 15, Shawn Gallagher vs. Cabrini, Mar. 4, 1988 6. 14, Shawn Gallagher vs. Allegheny, Mar. 7, 1987 14, Henry Condron vs. Wilkes, Mar. 7, 1998 8. 13, Shawn Gallagher vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988 13, Irv Johnson vs. Wittenberg, Mar. 18, 1977 10. 11, Joe Conley vs. Augustana (Ill.), Mar. 19, 1976 11, Tom Downey vs. Cabrini, Mar. 4, 1988 11, Jeff Jones vs. Moravian, Mar. 4, 1983 11, Jeff Jones vs. Roanoke, Mar. 18, 1983 11, Andrea Pizzato vs. Johns Hopkins, Mar. 7, 1992 11, Bryant Thornwell vs. Albright, Mar. 1, 1980 11, Brian O’Donnell vs. URSINUS, Mar. 8, 2003

Assists 1. 10, Bill Bessoir vs. Wash. & Jeff., Mar. 1, 1985 2. 9, Mark Hutchinson vs. Widener, Mar. 5, 1983 9, Eric Jacobs vs. Allegheny, Mar. 7, 1987 4. 8, Todd Bailey vs. Ursinus, Mar. 5, 1982 8, Mark Hutchinson vs. Potsdam St., Mar. 4, 1983 8, Mark Hutchinson vs. Moravian, Mar. 13, 1983 8, Tom Downey vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988 8, Art Trippett vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988 9. 7, Mark Hutchinson vs. Roanoke, Mar. 18, 1983 7, Mark Hutchinson vs. Wittenberg, Mar. 19, 1983 7, Dan Polacheck vs. Montclair St., Mar. 1, 1984 7, Tyrone Fowlkes vs. Wash. & Jefferson, Mar. 1, 1985 7, Art Trippett vs. Franklin & Marshall, Feb, 28, 1986 7, Gerard Genco vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988 Ross Danzig's 31-point outburst vs. Hobart 7, Dan Loftus vs. BUFFALO ST., Mar. 6, 2003 College last March was the second most by 7, Tommy Moragan at Middlebury, Mar. 9, 2012 a Royal in an NCAA tournament game. Steals 1. 5, Bob DiGenova vs. Allegheny, Mar. 7, 1987 5, Drew Morano vs. King's, Mar. 2, 1991 3. 4, Gerard Genco vs. Franklin & Marshall, Mar. 5, 1988 4, Gerard Genco vs. Hartwick, Mar. 18, 1988

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Scoring Name Pts. Ave. 2000-01 Derek Elphick 483 18.6 1999-00 Derek Elphick 207 7.1 1933-34 Eddie Deitch 172 2001-02 Derek Elphick 395 15.8 2000-01 Kevin Courtney 218 8.4 1936-37 Karlonas 125 7.4 2002-03 Derek Elphick 548 18.3 2001-02 Brian O’Donnell 211 8.4 1937-38 Karlonas/Morahan 159 7.6 2003-04 Brian O’Donnell 378 18.9 2002-03 Brian O’Donnell 275 9.2 1939-40 Walter Serowicz 200 8.7 2004-05 Brian O’Donnell 469 17.4 2003-04 Brian O’Donnell 210 10.5 1940-41 Wallace 327 16.4 2005-06 Randy Arnold 385 13.8 2004-05 Brian O’Donnell 266 9.9 1941-42 Kasmir Ostrowski 301 12.0 2006-07 Randy Arnold 308 11.8 2005-06 Tom Bicknell 213 7.6 1942-43 Kasmir Ostrowski 272 15.1 2007-08 Tom Bicknell 396 14.1 2006-07 Tom Bicknell 227 8.7 1944-45 William Griglock 325 16.3 2008-09 Zach Ashworth 383 13.7 2007-08 Tom Bicknell 316 11.3 1946-47 Mike DeNoia 280 10.0 2009-10 Zach Ashworth 543 20.1 2008-09 Paul Hawk 140 5.0 1947-48 Mike DeNoia 304 11.7 2010-11 Zach Ashworth 542 20.8 2009-10 Eli Londo 157 5.8 1948-49 Jack Leighton 312 12.5 2011-12 Travis Farrell 422 13.6 2010-11 Travis Farrell 158 6.1 1949-50 Jack Leighton 363 13.4 2012-13 Ross Danzig 423 16.3 2011-12 Ross Danzig 164 5.3 1950-51 Len Pearson 422 14.1 2013-14 Ross Danzig 576 20.6 2012-13 Ross Danzig 197 7.6 1951-52 Eugene Carbona 393 14.6 2013-14 Ross Danzig 204 7.3 1952-53 Joe Fitt 511 20.4 Rebs Name No. Ave. 1953-54 Bob Bessoir 391 17.8 1952-53 Bob Bessoir 325 13.0 Assists Name No. Ave. 1954-55 Bob Bessoir 345 14.3 1953-54 Bob Bessoir 235 10.7 1952-53 Pat Ryan 51 2.0 1955-56 Jerry Curtis 351 16.0 1954-55 Bob Bessoir 278 11.6 1966-67 Robert Moylan 90 3.9 1956-57 Ed Kazakavich 455 20.6 1955-56 Tom Keefe 201 11.8 1968-69 Billy McCue 114 4.6 1957-58 Ed Kazakavich 670 26.8 1956-57 Tom Keefe 271 11.8 1969-70 Gene Mumford 110 4.4 1958-59 Ed Kazakavich 518 23.5 1957-58 Ed Kazakavich 357 14.3 1970-71 Jo-Jo Cantafio 115 4.4 1959-60 Joe Stachnik 468 18.7 1958-59 Ed Kazakavich 323 14.7 1971-72 Bob Morcom 141 5.4 1960-61 Tom Foley 348 15.1 1959-60 Ed Gromelski 175 7.0 1973-74 Jo-Jo Cantafio 99 4.0 1961-62 Bill Witaconis 406 17.7 1960-61 Tom Foley 174 7.6 1974-75 Joe Conley 113 3.9 1962-63 Bill Witaconis 723 27.8 1961-62 Bill Witaconis 236 10.8 1975-76 Joe Conley 158 4.9 1963-64 Bill Witaconis 583 24.3 1962-63 Bill Witaconis 416 16.0 1976-77 Phil Johnson 129 4.2 1964-65 Jim Dooley 373 16.2 1963-64 Bill Witaconis 325 13.5 1977-78 Paul Miernicki 145 5.0 1965-66 Everett Jenkins 553 23.0 1964-65 Tom Yucka 196 8.2 1978-79 Pat Cusick 137 5.3 1966-67 Everett Jenkins 549 23.9 1965-66 Everett Jenkins 207 8.6 1979-80 Pat Cusick 185 6.4 1967-68 Charlie Witaconis 403 18.3 1966-67 Charlie Witaconis 238 10.3 1980-81 Mark Hutchinson 129 4.4 1968-69 Gene Mumford 657 26.3 1967-68 Charlie Witaconis 304 13.8 1981-82 Mark Hutchinson 149 5.3 1969-70 Gene Mumford 644 28.0 1968-69 Gene Mumford 276 11.0 1982-83 Mark Hutchinson 215 6.9 1970-71 Gene Mumford 602 24.1 1969-70 Statistics missing 1983-84 Dan Polacheck 175 6.3 1971-72 Greg Spotts 526 20.2 1970-71 Roger Yost 311 13.0 1984-85 Tyrone Fowlkes 123 4.4 1972-73 Jay Freid 465 17.2 1971-72 Greg Spotts 295 11.3 1985-86 Art Trippett 137 4.7 1973-74 Jack Maher 508 19.5 1972-73 Jay Freid 249 9.2 1986-87 Eric Jacobs 159 5.5 1974-75 Jack Maher 496 17.1 1973-74 John Borosky 252 10.5 1987-88 Gerard Genco 177 5.5 1975-76 Irv Johnson 427 13.3 1974-75 Joe Conley 321 11.1 1988-89 Gerard Genco 117 4.3 1976-77 Irv Johnson 475 14.8 1975-76 Irv Johnson 302 9.4 1989-90 Gerard Genco 129 5.6 1977-78 Irv Johnson 475 16.4 1976-77 Irv Johnson 310 9.7 1990-91 Drew Morano 148 5.1 1978-79 Tom Mineo 397 14.7 1977-78 Irv Johnson 314 10.8 1991-92 Drew Morano 171 6.1 1979-80 Irv Johnson 482 17.2 1978-79 Bryant Thornwell 183 6.8 1992-93 Jason Hoppy 111 3.8 1980-81 Tom Mineo 384 13.2 1979-80 Irv Johnson 333 11.9 1993-94 Phil Odom 105 4.4 1981-82 Tom Kosin 467 16.1 1980-81 Bryant Thornwell 279 9.6 1994-95 Phil Odom 126 4.8 1982-83 Bill Bessoir 559 17.5 1981-82 Mickey Banas 246 8.8 1995-96 TJ McNulty 74 3.0 1983-84 Bill Bessoir 563 19.4 1982-83 Jeff Jones 367 11.8 1996-97 Jason Fisher 65 2.7 1984-85 Bill Bessoir 508 20.3 1983-84 Jeff Jones 317 11.7 1997-98 Mike Reno 90 3.1 1985-86 Eric Jacobs 407 14.0 1984-85 Bill Bessoir 227 9.1 1998-99 Al Callejas 93 3.6 1986-87 JP Andrejko 530 18.3 1985-86 Shawn Gallagher 248 8.6 1999-00 Al Callejas 96 3.4 1987-88 JP Andrejko 589 19.0 1986-87 Shawn Gallagher 290 10.0 2000-01 Dan Loftus 123 4.9 1988-89 Tom Downey 366 13.6 1987-88 Shawn Gallagher 284 8.9 2001-02 Dan Loftus 77 3.1 1989-90 Mark Beneski 353 14.1 1988-89 Tom Downey 218 8.1 2002-03 Dan Loftus 135 4.5 1990-91 Mark Beneski 474 16.3 1989-90 Mark Beneski 189 7.6 2003-04 Michael Riccobono 72 3.1 1991-92 Jason Hoppy 490 17.5 1990-91 Chris Haray 286 9.9 2004-05 Randy Arnold 69 2.6 1992-93 Jason Hoppy 688 23.7 1991-92 Mark Beneski 225 9.0 2005-06 Randy Arnold 108 3.9 1993-94 Pat Beacham 308 12.8 1992-93 Matt Cusano 362 12.5 2006-07 Randy Arnold 120 4.6 1994-95 Charles Nanick 455 17.5 1993-94 Jay Fairlamb 231 9.6 2007-08 Randy Arnold 79 3.3 1995-96 Charles Nanick 473 18.9 1994-95 Pat Beacham 236 9.1 Ryan Kirk 79 2.9 1996-97 Charles Nanick 372 15.5 1995-96 TJ McNulty 199 8.0 2008-09 Zach Ashworth 102 3.6 1997-98 Jason Fisher 653 22.5 1996-97 TJ McNulty 150 6.5 2009-10 Zach Ashworth 77 2.9 1998-99 Jason Fisher 559 21.5 1997-98 Pat McDonough 194 6.7 2010-11 Travis Farrell 75 2.9 1999-00 Henry Condron 435 16.1 1998-99 Kevin Courtney 179 7.2 2011-12 Tommy Morgan 88 2.8

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2012-13 Tommy Morgan 82 4.1 1998-99 Jason Fisher 41 1.6 1999-20 Kevin Courtney 88/163 .540 2013-14 Tommy Morgan 117 4.2 1999-00 Kevin Courtney 49 1.4 2000-01 Kevin Courtney 89/164 .543 2000-01 Kevin Courtney 44 1.7 2001-02 Derek Elphick 144/272 .529 Blocks Name No. Ave. 2001-02 Dan Loftus 50 2.0 2002-03 Derek Elphick 202/328 .616 1975-76 Irv Johnson 72 2.3 2002-03 Dan Loftus 55 1.8 2003-04 Brian O’Donnell 116/219 .530 1976-77 Irv Johnson 81 2.5 2003-04 Matt Snyder 29 1.2 2004-05 Brian O’Donnell 139/288 .483 1977-78 Irv Johnson 70 2.4 2004-05 Randy Arnold 64 2.4 2005-06 Tom Bicknell 96/186 .516 1978-79 Bryant Thornwell 14 0.5 2005-06 Randy Arnold 76 2.7 2006-07 Tom Bicknell 115/213 .540 1979-80 Irv Johnson 49 1.8 2006-07 Randy Arnold 61 2.3 2007-08 Tom Bicknell 131/228 .575 1980-81 Mickey Banas 44 1.5 2007-08 Randy Arnold 51 2.1 2008-09 Ryan FitzPatrick 122/234 .521 1981-82 Mickey Banas 41 1.5 2008-09 Zach Ashworth 26 0.9 2009-10 Eli Londo 147/282 .521 1982-83 Mickey Banas 84 2.8 2009-10 Travis Farrell 54 2.0 2010-11 Luke Hawk 147/258 .570 1983-84 Mickey Banas 74 2.6 2010-11 Travis Farrell 60 2.3 2011-12 Luke Hawk 127/250 .508 1984-85 Mike Mullman 29 1.1 2011-12 Travis Farrell 65 2.1 2012-13 Brendan Boken 132/240 .550 1985-86 Shawn Gallagher 55 1.9 2012-13 Travis Farrell 43 1.9 2013-14 Brendan Boken 171/286 .598 1986-87 Shawn Gallagher 41 1.4 2013-14 Tommy Morgan 40 1.4 1987-88 Shawn Gallagher 37 1.2 FT Pct. (Min. 50 Made) 1988-89 Chris Haray 38 1.5 FG Pct. (Min. 75 Field Goals Made) Year Name FT/A Pct. 1989-90 Mark Beneski 36 1.4 Year Name FG/A Pct. 1948-49 Jack Leighton 62/89 .697 1990-91 Mark Beneski 77 2.7 1952-53 Pat Ryan 123/286 .430 1949-50 Jack Leighton 95/141 .674 1991-92 Matt Cusano 76 2.7 1953-54 Sal LaSpina 82/199 .412 1952-53 Joe Fitt 177/277 .639 1992-93 Matt Cusano 145 5.0 1954-55 Joe Fitt 112/297 .377 1953-54 Bob Bessoir 119/177 .672 1993-94 Pat Beacham 21 0.9 1955-56 Tom Keefe 104/201 .517 1954-55 Jerry Curtis 114/154 .740 1994-95 Pat Beacham 37 1.4 1956-57 Tom Keefe 149/291 .512 1955-56 Jerry Curtis 99/131 .756 1995-96 TJ McNulty 16 0.6 1957-58 Ed Kazakavich 228/412 .553 1956-57 Bob Kearney 65/78 .828 1996-97 Stephen Loud 35 1.4 1960-61 Tom Foley 118/284 .415 1957-58 Ed Kazakavich 214/270 .793 1997-98 Stephen Loud 42 1.5 1961-62 Frank Cooper 93/201 .463 1960-61 Tom Foley 112/177 .633 1998-99 Henry Condron 30 1.2 1962-63 Bill Witaconis 257/540 .476 1961-62 John Glynn 60/83 .788 1999-00 Kevin Courtney 34 1.2 1963-64 Jim Dooley 188/407 .462 1962-63 Bill Witaconis 209/254 .823 2000-01 Kevin Courtney 23 0.9 1964-65 Tom Yucka 152/320 .475 1963-64 Tom Yucka 59/78 .758 2001-02 Derek Elphick 25 1.0 1965-66 Robert McGrath 88/155 .568 1964-65 Tom Yucka 55/72 .765 2002-03 Brian O’Donnell 28 0.9 1966-67 Charlie Witaconis 147-249 .590 1965-66 Everett Jenkins 123/145 .848 2003-04 Brian O’Donnell 16 0.8 1967-68 Charlie Witaconis150/282 .532 1966-67 Everett Jenkins 119/146 .815 Bill Burke 16 0.7 1968-69 Ed Moroz 91/161 .565 1967-68 Robert Moylan 57/76 .750 2004-05 Brian O’Donnell 26 1.0 1970-71 Roger Yost 166/321 .517 1968-69 Gene Mumford 171/233 .734 2005-06 Tom Bicknell 33 1.2 1971-72 Greg Spotts 228/444 .514 1970-71 Gene Mumford 130/162 .802 2006-07 Paul Hawk 35 1.3 1972-73 Mike Ely 78/166 .470 1971-72 Greg Spotts 70/85 .824 2007-08 Paul Hawk 29 1.1 1973-74 Jack Maher 208/505 .412 1972-73 Bob Morcom 83/109 .761 2008-09 Paul Hawk 80 3.2 1974-75 Phil Johnson 137/280 .489 1973-74 Jack Maher 92/129 .713 2009-10 Eli Londo 61 2.3 1975-76 Irv Johnson 183/293 .625 1974-75 Jack Maher 126/154 .818 2010-11 Matt Swaback 33 1.3 1976-77 Irv Johnson 209/385 .543 1975-76 Jack Maher 87/120 .725 2011-12 Matt Swaback 26 0.8 1977-78 Irv Johnson 206/387 .561 1976-77 Andy Holup 52/71 .732 2012-13 Brendan Boken 25 1.0 1978-79 Bryant Thornwell 114/176 .648 1977-78 Paul Miernicki 68/87 .782 2013-14 Brendan Boken 56 2.0 1979-80 Irv Johnson 209/387 .540 1978-79 Doug Sherman 57/80 .713 1980-81 Joe Jacoski 89/174 .512 1979-80 Bryant Thornwell 76/112 .679 Steals Name No. Ave. 1981-82 Mark Hutchinson116/192 .604 1980-81 Tom Mineo 66/76 .868 1981-82 Todd Bailey 77 3.1 1982-83 Jeff Jones 181/344 .526 1981-82 Mickey Banas 73/91 .802 1982-83 Todd Bailey 77 2.4 1983-84 Mickey Banas 224/392 .571 1982-83 Mark Hutchinson80/108 .741 1983-84 Dan Polacheck 50 1.8 1984-85 Mike Johnson 113/222 .509 1983-84 Dan Polacheck 50/61 .819 1984-85 Tyrone Fowlkes 49 1.8 1985-86 Art Trippett 91/178 .511 1984-85 Bill Bessoir 98/120 .817 1985-86 Art Trippett 54 1.9 1986-87 JP Andrejko 208/376 .553 1985-86 Eric Jacobs 81/87 .931 1986-87 Art Trippett 55 2.0 1987-88 JP Andrejko 222/424 .524 1986-87 Eric Jacobs 81/93 .871 1987-88 Gerard Genco 78 2.4 1988-89 Tom Downey 141/269 .524 1987-88 Art Trippett 155/185 .838 1988-89 Gerard Genco 53 2.0 1989-90 Bob Dombroski 92/164 .561 1988-89 Chris Schneider 80/98 .816 1989-90 Gerard Genco 48 2.1 1990-91 Chris Haray 124/226 .549 1989-90 Gerard Genco 80/95 .842 1990-91 Drew Morano 79 2.7 1991-92 Paul Fanuele 98/185 .530 1990-91 Drew Morano 70/95 .737 1991-92 Drew Morano 81 2.9 1992-93 Matt Cusano 228/388 .588 1991-92 Jason Hoppy 73/96 .760 1992-93 Jason Hoppy 60 2.1 1993-94 Pat Beacham 128/279 .459 1992-93 Jason Hoppy 138/174 .793 1993-94 Phil Odom 37 1.5 1994-95 Pat Beacham 147/267 .551 1993-94 Jim Gilmartin 56/71 .789 1994-95 Phil Odom 37 1.4 1995-96 Charles Nanick 171/366 .467 1994-95 Charles Nanick 63/75 .840 1995-96 Charles Nanick 30 1.2 1996-97 Jason Fisher 92/186 .495 1995-96 Charles Nanick 96/103 .932 1996-97 Jason Fisher 36 1.5 1997-98 Jason Fisher 232/458 .507 1996-97 Charles Nanick 60/72 .833 1997-98 Jason Fisher 51 1.8 1998-99 Al Callejas 118/225 .524 1997-98 Jason Fisher 168/199 .844

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1998-99 Al Callejas 115/134 .858 1999-00 Al Callejas 71/78 .910 2000-01 Al Callejas 107/171 .915 2001-02 Brian O’Donnell 86/121 .711 2002-03 Brian O’Donnell 108/149 .725 2003-04 Brian O'Donnell 134/191 .702 2004-05 Brian O’Donnell 180/263 .763 2005-06 Randy Arnold 122/153 .797 2006-07 Randy Arnold 90/102 .882 2007-08 Randy Arnold 94/105 .895 2008-09 Zach Ashworth 113/141 .801 2009-10 Zach Ashworth 188/219 .858 2010-11 Zach Ashworth 160/191 .838 2011-12 Travis Farrell 93/120 .775 2012-13 Ross Danzig 102/127 .803 2013-14 Justin Klingman 57/68 .838

3Pt.-FGP (Min. 25 Made) Year Name 3PT/A Pct. 1986-87 Eric Jacobs 56/121 .463 1987-88 Bryan Salzman 26/57 .456 1988-89 Chris Schneider 25/64 .391 1989-90 Matt Cusano 25/47 .532 1990-91 Drew Morano 45/97 .464 1991-92 Drew Morano 37/88 .420 1992-93 Jason Hoppy 32/63 .508 1993-94 Charles Nanick 37/98 .378 1994-95 Neal McGee 53/143 .371 1995-96 Neal McGee 38/113 .336 1996-97 Charles Nanick 38/98 .388 1997-98 Henry Condron 31/85 .365 1998-99 Al Callejas 66/122 .541 Joe Fitt, a native of nearby Old Forge, was drafted in the 14th round by 1999-00 Al Callejas 75/147 .510 2000-01 Dan Loftus 56/117 .479 the then Milwaukee Hawks, now Atlanta Hawks, of the National Basket- 2001-02 Ryan Rogan 62/172 .360 ball Association (NBA) in 1955. 2002-03 Brian O’Donnell 40/83 .482 2003-04 Mike McGowan 40/96 .417 2004-05 Darren Cannon 58/159 .365 2005-06 Darren Cannon 44/93 .473 2006-07 Paul Biagioli 31/66 .470 2007-08 Ryan FitzPatrick 50/112 .446 2008-09 Ryan FitzPatrick 74/139 .532 2009-10 Zach Ashworth 69/156 .442 2010-11 Zach Ashworth 80/194 .412 2011-12 Travis Farrell 47/115 .409 2012-13 Michael Barr 37/106 .377 2013-14 Justin Klingman 65/115 .565

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Points No. Avg. 1948-1949 1256 50.2 1952-1953 627-1808 .346 1986-1987 497-667 .745 2013-2014 2225 79.5 1947-1948 1298 49.9 1951-1952 679 1985-1986 412-581 .709 2012-2013 1852 71.2 1939-1940 965 42.0 1950-1951 740 1984-1985 433-599 .723 2011-2012 2200 71.0 1949-1950 577 1983-1984 445-642 .693 2010-2011 2007 77.2 FG Pct. FG/FGA Pct. 1948-1949 493 1982-1983 500-741 .674 2009-2010 1891 70.0 2013-2014 772-1524 .507 1947-1948 488 1981-1982 425-607 .700 2008-2009 2059 73.5 2012-2013 656-1459 .450 1939-1940 394 1980-1981 552-709 .779 2007-2008 1998 71.4 2011-2012 784/1696 .462 1979-1980 304-514 .591 2006-2007 1907 73.3 2010-2011 680-1517 .448 3Pt. FG Pct. 3PT/A Pct. 1978-1979 312-443 .704 2005-2006 1869 66.8 2009-2010 628-1377 .456 2013-2014 205-472 .434 1977-1978 349-568 .614 2004-2005 1880 69.6 2008-2009 642-1458 .475 2012-2013 175-546 .321 1976-1977 423-650 .651 2003-2004 1711 68.4 2007-2008 674-1464 .460 2011-2012 211-587 .359 1975-1976 398-613 .649 2002-2003 2230 74.3 2006-2007 674-1456 .463 2010-2011 219-588 .372 1974-1975 444-647 .686 2001-2002 1834 73.4 2005-2006 616-1459 .422 2009-2010 197-530 .372 1973-1974 310-480 .646 2000-2001 1980 76.2 2004-2005 614-1454 .422 2008-2009 227-552 .411 1972-1973 323-480 .673 1999-2000 2095 72.2 2003-2004 568-1413 .402 2007-2008 212-537 .395 1971-1972 409-596 .686 1998-1999 1959 75.4 2002-2003 769-1628 .472 2006-2007 219-552 .397 1970-1971 415-613 .677 1997-1998 2255 77.8 2001-2002 644-1476 .436 2005-2006 190-526 .361 1969-1970 Stats missing 1996-1997 1817 72.7 2000-2001 703-1479 .475 2004-2005 187-565 .331 1968-1969 503-743 .678 1995-1996 1775 71.0 1999-2000 753-1628 .463 2003-2004 175-563 .311 1967-1968 466-680 .685 1994-1995 1871 72.0 1998-1999 663-1447 .458 2002-2003 228-562 .406 1966-1967 441-626 .698 1993-1994 1661 69.2 1997-1998 802-1780 .451 2001-2002 137-392 .349 1965-1966 433-641 .670 1992-1993 2314 79.8 1996-1997 662-1558 .425 2000-2001 181-459 .394 1964-1965 363-536 .679 1991-1992 2025 72.3 1995-1996 673-1570 .429 1999-2000 157-414 .379 1963-1964 469-683 .685 1990-1991 2203 76.0 1994-1995 723-1591 .454 1998-1999 203-482 .421 1962-1963 461-645 .704 1989-1990 1811 72.4 1993-1994 617-1488 .415 1997-1998 151-461 .328 1961-1962 434-603 .720 1988-1989 1954 72.4 1992-1993 871-1676 .520 1996-1997 110-325 .338 1960-1961 393-618 .636 1987-1988 2386 74.6 1991-1992 762-1591 .479 1995-1996 96-299 .321 1959-1960 493 1986-1987 2137 71.2 1990-1991 813-1666 .488 1994-1995 120-394 .305 1958-1959 480 1985-1986 1994 68.8 1989-1990 583-1418 .455 1993-1994 118-345 .342 1957-1958 566-774 .721 1984-1985 1939 66.9 1988-1989 697-1551 .449 1992-1993 113-253 .447 1956-1957 372-596 .624 1983-1984 2205 76.03 1987-1988 856-1824 .469 1991-1992 88-248 .355 1955-1956 421-533 .789 1982-1983 2532 79.1 1986-1987 778-1586 .491 1990-1991 117-275 .425 1954-1955 530-830 .638 1981-1982 2291 79.0 1985-1986 791-1632 .485 1989-1990 78-176 .443 1953-1954 444-714 .622 1980-1981 2049 70.7 1984-1985 753-1638 .460 1988-1989 90-250 .360 1952-1953 470-807 .582 1979-1980 1976 68.1 1983-1984 885-1830 .484 1987-1988 81-297 .411 1951-1952 392 1978-1979 1782 66.0 1982-1983 1015-2104 .482 1986-1987 84-184 .457 1950-1951 429 1977-1978 2133 73.2 1981-1982 932-1915 .487 1949-1950 391-685 .570 1976-1977 2267 70.8 1980-1981 833-1800 .463 FT Pct. FT/A Pct. 1948-1949 302-467 .647 1975-1976 2342 73.2 1979-1980 836-1863 .488 2013-2014 476-709 .671 1974-1975 2218 76.5 1978-1979 735-1699 .433 2012-2013 365-521 .701 Rebs No. Avg. 1973-1974 1777 68.3 1977-1978 887-1849 .480 2011-2012 421-613 .687 2013-2014 1007 36.0 1972-1973 2013 74.6 1976-1977 922-2076 .444 2010-2011 428-600 .713 2012-2013 915 35.2 1971-1972 2133 82.04 1975-1976 972-2050 .474 2009-2010 438-588 .745 2011-2012 1067 34.4 1970-1971 2015 80.6 1974-1975 892-1952 .457 2008-2009 448-592 .757 2010-2011 972 37.4 1969-1970 Stats missing 1973-1974 734-1891 .388 2007-2008 438-590 .742 2009-2010 892 33.0 1968-1969 2001 80.0 1972-1973 845-2126 .393 2006-2007 340-445 .764 2008-2009 954 34.1 1967-1968 1744 79.3 1971-1972 862-1878 .459 2005-2006 447-657 .680 2007-2008 933 33.3 1966-1967 1993 86.6 1970-1971 800-1891 .423 2004-2005 465-648 .718 2006-2007 852 32.8 1965-1966 1861 77.5 1969-1970 Stats missing 2003-2004 400-585 .684 2005-2006 1009 36.0 1964-1965 1745 72.5 1968-1969 749-1664 .450 2002-2003 464-685 .677 2004-2005 958 35.5 1963-1964 2163 82.2 1967-1968 639-1478 .432 2001-2002 409-617 .663 2003-2004 883 35.3 1962-1963 2047 78.7 1966-1967 779-1615 .481 2000-2001 393-586 .671 2002-2003 1076 35.9 1961-1962 1892 78.8 1965-1966 714-1423 .500 1999-2000 432-604 .715 2001-2002 930 37.2 1960-1961 1713 74.5 1964-1965 691-1679 .413 1998-1999 430-579 .743 2000-2001 924 35.5 1959-1960 1873 74.9 1963-1964 847-1985 .427 1997-1998 500-676 .740 1999-2000 1047 36.1 1958-1959 1728 78.5 1962-1963 793-1772 .488 1996-1997 383-552 .694 1998-1999 932 35.8 1957-1958 1910 79.5 1961-1962 740-1711 .432 1995-1996 333-479 .695 1997-1998 1150 39.7 1956-1957 1617 73.5 1960-1961 660-1615 .408 1994-1995 305-468 .652 1996-1997 1011 40.4 1955-1956 1455 66.1 1959-1960 690 1993-1994 309-461 .670 1995-1996 1043 41.7 1954-1955 1694 64.7 1958-1959 624 1992-1993 459-681 .674 1994-1995 1086 41.8 1953-1954 1510 68.6 1957-1958 672-1417 .474 1991-1992 413-600 .688 1993-1994 1032 43.0 1952-1953 1724 68.9 1956-1957 613-1401 .438 1990-1991 460-713 .645 1992-1993 1215 41.9 1951-1952 1750 70.1 1955-1956 517-1139 .453 1989-1990 427-612 .698 1991-1992 1115 39.8 1950-1951 1909 62.3 1954-1955 581-1657 .350 1988-1989 470-711 .661 1990-1991 1169 40.3 1949-1950 1545 57.2 1953-1954 534-1502 .356 1987-1988 593-826 .718 1989-1990 1009 40.4

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1988-1989 1065 39.4 1986-1987 578 20.0 2011-2012 237 7.6 1987-1988 1257 39.3 1985-1986 510 17.6 2010-2011 207 8.0 1986-1987 1088 36.3 1984-1985 498 17.2 2009-2010 222 8.2 1985-1986 1048 36.1 1983-1984 601 20.7 2008-2009 170 6.1 1984-1985 1040 35.9 1982-1983 624 19.5 2007-2008 212 7.6 1983-1984 1157 39.9 1981-1982 472 16.3 2006-2007 231 8.9 1982-1983 1357 42.4 1980-1981 525 18.1 2005-2006 226 8.1 1981-1982 1204 41.0 1979-1980 481 16.6 2004-2005 228 8.4 1980-1981 1179 40.7 1978-1979 400 14.8 2003-2004 181 7.2 1979-1980 1102 38 1977-1978 497 17.1 2002-2003 246 8.2 1978-1979 877 32.5 1976-1977 523 16.3 2001-2002 215 8.6 1977-1978 1180 43.3 1975-1976 2000-2001 179 6.9 1976-1977 1414 44.2 1974-1975 492 17.0 1999-2000 219 7.6 1975-1976 1539 48.0 1973-1974 301 11.6 1998-1999 169 6.5 1974-1975 1456 50.2 1972-1973 455 16.9 1997-1998 223 7.7 1973-1974 1134 43.6 1971-1972 393 15.1 1996-1997 175 7.0 1972-1973 1154 42.7 1970-1971 281 11.2 1995-1996 142 5.7 1971-1972 1298 50.0 1969-1970 1994-1995 214 8.2 1970-1971 1362 56.8 1968-1969 309 12.4 1993-1994 191 8.0 1969-1970 Stats missing 1967-1968 680 31.0 1992-1993 222 7.7 1968-1969 1263 50.5 1966-1967 224 9.7 1991-1992 213 7.6 1967-1968 1012 46.0 1990-1991 247 8.5 1966-1967 891 38.7 Blocks Blks Avg. 1989-1990 166 6.6 1965-1966 929 38.7 2013-2014 137 4.8 1988-1989 215 8.0 1964-1965 1059 46.5 2012-2013 77 3.0 1987-1988 259 8.1 1963-1964 1349 51.9 2011-2012 110 3.5 1986-1987 207 7.1 1962-1963 1252 48.1 2010-2011 72 2.8 1985-1986 233 8.0 1961-1962 1080 45.0 2009-2010 113 4.2 1984-1985 171 5.9 1960-1961 1069 46.5 2008-2009 165 5.9 1983-1984 297 10.2 1959-1960 717 28.7 2007-2008 86 3.1 1982-1983 309 9.7 1958-1959 896 40.7 2006-2007 110 4.2 1981-1982 285 9.8 1957-1958 1101 45.8 2005-2006 94 3.4 1956-1957 941 42.8 2004-2005 73 2.7 1955-1956 713 32.4 2003-2004 74 3.0 1954-1955 1068 44.5 2002-2003 100 3.3 1953-1954 2001-2002 60 2.4 1952-1953 929 37.2 2000-2001 70 2.7 1999-2000 121 4.2 Assists No. Avg. 1998-1999 86 3.3 2013-2014 448 16.0 1997-1998 160 5.5 2012-2013 408 15.7 1996-1997 89 3.6 2011-2012 435 14.0 1995-1996 45 1.8 2010-2011 429 16.5 1994-1995 122 4.7 2009-2010 377 14.0 1993-1994 72 3.0 2008-2009 401 14.3 1992-1993 224 7.7 2007-2008 385 13.8 1991-1992 217 7.8 2006-2007 423 16.3 1990-1991 192 6.6 2005-2006 367 13.1 1989-1990 122 4.9 2004-2005 346 12.8 1988-1989 86 3.2 2003-2004 318 12.7 1987-1988 119 3.7 2002-2003 507 16.9 1986-1987 114 3.9 2001-2002 381 15.2 1985-1986 145 5.0 2000-2001 445 17.1 1984-1985 107 3.7 1999-2000 428 14.7 1983-1984 140 4.8 1998-1999 400 15.4 1982-1983 220 6.9 1997-1998 417 14.4 1981-1982 116 4.0 1996-1997 310 12.4 1980-1981 107 3.7 1995-1996 363 14.5 1979-1980 92 3.2 1994-1995 488 18.8 1978-1979 60 2.2 1993-1994 393 16.4 1977-1978 131 4.5 1992-1993 477 16.4 1976-1977 162 5.1 1991-1992 480 17.1 1975-1976 125 3.9 1990-1991 530 18.3 1989-1990 422 16.9 Steals Stls Avg. Brendan Boken has poured in over 800 points in his fi rst 1988-1989 386 14.3 2013-2014 166 5.9 two seasons in a Royal uniform. 1987-1988 551 17.2 2012-2013 186 7.2

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1916-17 (7-8) J26 33 BUCKNELL FR. 21 W 1928-29 (9-7) Coach: Bill Moore F2 43 at Keystone Acd. 17 W Coach: Jack Harding Date STC OPP R F15 39 WYOM. SEM. 23 W Date STC OPP R 9 Larksville H.S. 28 L F22 45 PENN J.V. 29 W 43 Dartmouth 34 W 27 Larksville H.S. 14 W F23 29 LEHIGH J.V. 12 W 28 Providence 23 W 18 Carbondale H.S. 17 W M1 31 at Wyom. Sem. 24 W 41 Alfred 22 W 27 St. Mary’s 17 W M7 21 at Stroudsburg St. Normal 18 W 32 Mt. St. Mary’s 27 W 21 Endicott 10 W M15 36 SCHUYLKILL CO. 18 W 27 Seton Hall 21 W 51 Forest City 23 W M22 62 LAFAYETTE 13 W 56 Coast Guard 29 W 18 Forest City 21 L 23 Canisius 33 L 22 Moosic 6 W 1924-25 (7-5) 31 St. Bonaventure 37 L 16 Wyoming 26 L Coach: Bill Moore 42 Stroudsburg 25 W 16 Technical 35 L 18 St. John’s 28 L 12 Carbondale 18 L 1925-26 (9-2) 17 Fordham 50 L 14 Keystone 22 L Coach: Bill Moore 24 St. Bonaventure 26 L Date STC OPP R 36 Canisius 20 W Note: three scores missing J17 33 Keystone 22 W 22 St. John’s 45 L J24 26 Newark Normal T.C.15 W 22 Seton Hall 32 L 1917-18 (7-9) F14 34 St. Francis-Pa. 28 W 30 Villanova 29 W Coach: Bill Moore F21 37 Trenton St. T.C. 32 W M7 29 St. Bonaventure 27 W 1929-30 (12-7) 1918-19 (13-3) M15 32 Wyo. Seminary 40 L Coach: Jack Harding Coach: Bill Moore M19 48 Keystone Jr. Co. 24 W Date STC OPP R 32 Penn Jr. Varsity 22 W 39 Georgia Tech 36 W 1919-20 (11-4) 13 St. Bonaventure 25 L 47 Ithaca 36 W Coach: Bill Moore Susquehanna 59 Moravian 20 W 24 West Chester 22 W 14 Mt. St. Mary 19 L 1920-21 (9-6) 34 Seton Hall 25 W Coach: Bill Moore 1926-27 (9-1) 28 E. Stroudsburg 22 W Coach: Jack Harding 26 St. Bonaventure 16 W 1921-22 (18-0) Date STC OPP R 36 St. Francis 26 W Coach: Bill Moore 43 Manlius 33 W 40 Coast Guard 20 W Date STC OPP R 60 Mansfield 24 W 25 St. John 26 L 52 St. John’s High 8 W 35 Canisius 28 W 27 Canisius 24 W 26 Central High 17 W 37 Manhattan 21 W 33 St. Bonaventure 35 L 37 Keystone 35 W 34 St. Bonaventure 36 L 30 Springfield 23 W 25 Carbondale 15 W 34 Villanova 33 W 24 Coast Guard 26 L 37 Keystone 21 W 59 Brooklyn L. School 31 W 16 St. John 43 L 36 Central 19 W 38 St. Joseph’s 25 W 32 Seton Hall 33 L 31 Wilkes-Barre 24 W 40 Penn Jr. Varsity 31 W 30 Canisius 19 W 28 St. John’s 13 W 25 Villanova 32 L 30 Tech 22 W Editor’s Note: one game missing 40 Bucknell 37 W 37 Business College 19 W 25 Pittston 10 W 1927-28 (11-3) 1930-31 (12-6) 37 Nanticoke 28 W Coach: Jack Harding Coach: Jack Harding 28 Catholic Club 13 W Date STC OPP R Date STC OPP R 47 Tech 22 W 36 Western Maryland 19 W 36 Bucknell 32 W 26 Dunmore 14 W 52 Bloomsburg STC 32 W 38 Davis & Elkins 28 W 42 Dunmore 18 W 60 Schuykill 38 W 28 Geneva 24 W 32 Carbondale 8 W 48 Canisius 17 W 41 Coast Guard 15 W 32 Business College 14 W 37 Bloomsburg 38 L 25 St. Francis-Pa. 16 W 19 St. Bonaventure 25 L 44 Mt. St. Mary 23 W 1922-23 (21-0) 41 Seton Hall 32 W 29 Grove City 28 W Coach: Bill Moore 39 St. Bonaventure 21 W 26 St. John 39 L 36 Villanova 25 W 36 Seton Hall 43 L 1923-24 (12-0) 30 St. John’s 26 W 36 Albright 38 L Coach: Bill Moore 52 Cooper Union 25 W 28 Canisus 18 W Date STC OPP R 40 St. John’s 41 L 27 Rider 32 L J12 40 KEYSTONE ACD. 14 W 39 Schuykill 32 W 36 St. Bonaventure 25 W J19 22 COLGATE FR. 20 W 73 Bucknell 34 W 30 Canisius 34 L

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38 St. Bonaventure 35 W F28 36 St. Peter’s 23 W 22 Penn A.C. 36 L 12 St. Joseph 19 L M1 31 John Marshall 29 W 32 LaSalle 35 L 24 Rider 16 W M2 23 La Salle 28 L M5 36 Canisius 39 L 38 Bucknell 27 W M10 57 Stroudsburg 54 W 1937-38 (12-9) 1931-32 (14-2) 1934-35 (9-5) Coach: James Freeman Coach: Jack Harding Coach: Jack Harding Date STC OPP R Date STC OPP R Date STC OPP R D17 33 Wittenberg 29 W D8 50 So. Jersey Law Sch.15 W D7 22 Long Island 62 L D20 43 La Salle 47 L D28 18 Geneva 40 L D8 23 City College 36 L D21 49 Illinois Wesleyan 34 W J5 36 Davis & Elkins 34 W D15 34 Catholic 33 W D23 47 Marshall 39 W J8 31 St. Joseph’s 18 W D21 34 Geneva 45 L D30 44 Creighton 34 W J15 40 Exchange Club 28 W J4 42 Wheaton 33 W J1 35 Mississippi St. 34 W J22 27 Mt. St. Mary’s-Md.14 W J10 36 Penn A.C. 32 W J7 36 La Salle 26 W J29 31 Seton Hall 20 W J11 33 La Salle 37 L J13 54 Catholic 28 W F5 39 Rider 27 W J18 38 Univ. of Toronto 26 W J15 43 Canisius 49 L F6 27 Seton Hall 22 W J27 36 Penn A.C. 32 W J16 37 St. Bonaventure 46 L F12 29 Canisius 26 W F1 45 St. Peter’s 24 W J21 35 Mt. St. Mary 17 W F13 34 St. John’s 37 L F13 39 Penn State 37 W J22 33 Manhattan 35 L F16 36 Temple 22 W F15 33 John Marshall 29 W J28 49 Seton Hall 40 W 37 St. Bonaventure 16 W F19 73 Bucknell 23 W F2 45 Geneva 27 W F26 58 U. of Baltimore 14 W F20 25 Catholic 48 L F7 27 Seton Hall 37 L F29 29 Rider 23 W F8 44 Long Island 65 L M4 33 La Salle 16 W 1935-36 (12-5) F9 37 Manhattan 44 L Coach: Jack Harding F18 33 Crescent AC 26 W 1932-33 (11-7) Date STC OPP R F22 42 Canisius 37 W Coach: Jack Harding D12 40 Roanoke 21 W F23 36 Mt. St. Mary 39 L Date STC OPP R D21 33 Penn A.C. 45 L F24 37 Catholic 38 L D5 19 City College 42 L D27 35 Geneva 36 L 46 Muhlenberg 29 W J3 36 Davis Elkins 24 W Editor's Note: St. Thomas College D15 36 Springfield 30 W J10 57 Oglethorpe 44 W was awarded university status and D19 38 Geneva 37 W J17 44 Catholic 21 W changed its name to The University of J6 44 John Marshall 30 W J24 41 Mt. St. Mary 19 W Scranton in 1938. J13 45 Morris Harvey 35 W J29 53 West Chester 30 W J18 32 Stroudsburg ST 37 L F7 36 La Salle 18 W 1938-39 (9-10) 36 Canisius 30 W F13 34 Newark A.C. 28 W Coach: Ed Coleman 36 Seton Hall 37 L F14 36 Long Island 45 L Date UofS OPP R 38 La Salle 29 W F18 31 Westminister 30 W D10 45 St. Francis-Pa. 28 W 25 La Salle 36 L F20 35 Catholic 44 L D13 41 Wittenberg 43 L 34 St. Bonaventure 20 W F21 33 La Salle 32 W D16 46 Hartwick 28 W F10 40 Canisius 23 W F22 28 West Chester 49 L D20 48 Ohio University 57 L F18 32 Rider 46 L F28 41 Youngstown 31 W D24 39 Marshall 51 L F24 52 Long Island 28 W 36 Canisius 29 W D29 38 Wyoming 29 W F28 35 Westminster 30 W D31 32 CCNY 43 L 34 St. John 37 L 1936-37 (8-9) J6 56 Cresent AC 62 L 27 John Marshall 29 W Coach: Jack Harding J13 33 La Salle 25 W Date STC OPP R J14 52 Canisius 28 W 1933-34 (11-4) D16 42 Seton Hall 23 W J15 43 St. Boneventure 45 L Coach: Jack Harding D19 43 Illinois Wesleyan 48 L J20 30 Mt. St. Mary 38 L Date STC OPP R D23 48 Marshall 44 W J27 39 Seton Hall 50 L D13 35 CCNY 40 L D30 41 Nebraska 42 L F3 47 Geneva 36 W D15 29 Westminster 26 W J5 27 Geneva 25 W F10 53 Long Island 65 L D19 45 Geneva 32 W 29 Canisius 31 L F16 57 Westminster 50 W D30 47 Georgia Tech 22 W 33 St. Bonaventure 30 W F18 41 St. Bonaventure 36 W J5 46 Wheaton 38 W J15 31 Catholic 26 W F24 54 Canisius 37 W J13 57 W. Maryland 24 W J22 33 Mt. St. Mary 27 W M3 39 Seton Hall 52 L J19 43 Providence 29 W J30 27 Penn A.C. 33 L J24 33 East Stroudsburg 39 L 25 Long Island 33 L F9 23 La Salle 25 L F12 31 LaSalle 25 W F16 42 John Marshall 23 W 26 Mt. St. Mary 31 L F20 52 Bucknell 29 W 35 Catholic 32 W

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1939-40 (16-7) D12 41 Morris Harvey 38 W J9 54 *Kutztown STC 42 W Coach: Ed Coleman D22 39 Tulane 46 L J13 50 #Cornell Home Court: Watres Armory J1 45 Geneva 43 W Midshipmen 47 W Date UofS OPP R J3 33 Detroit 28 W J17 45 Bucknell 41 W D10 23 LaSalle 41 L J5 44 Creighton 63 L J19 43 Manhattan D12 53 Millersville STC 44 W J6 39 Villanova 45 L Coast Guard 28 W D15 33 Ithaca 25 W J10 41 LaSalle 44 L J20 55 Bloomsburg 66 L D19 38 Wittenberg 46 L J16 36 Ithaca 45 L J26 64 Ithaca College 31 W D22 46 Dayton 31 W J17 40 Canisius 54 L J29 31 Sampson NTS 49 L D27 46 Akron 39 W J21 63 Manhattan 51 W F2 57 NYAC 38 W D29 39 Florida 33 W J23 23 Seton Hall 41 L F6 45 ^Stroudsburg STC 41 W J3 45 Ohio University 50 L J28 46 Canisius 52 L F10 55 ^Bucknell 62 L J10 32 Seton Hall 48 L J30 29 LaSalle 34 L F17 71 Ithaca 56 W J12 33 Georgetown 31 W F6 40 Brooklyn 45 L F20 36 #Atlantic CityNAC 65 L J13 51 Canisius 49 W F11 34 Stroudsburg 36 L F24 48 Canisius 56 L J14 41 St. Bonaventure 24 W F13 42 Seton Hall 52 L F28 53 Kutztown STC 46 W J20 42 Penn A.C. 43 L F14 34 Siena 35 L M2 54 Stroudsburg STC 43 W J26 44 Alumni 33 W F15 57 Fort Monmouth 67 L 50 Bloomsburg STC 44 W F1 42 Geneva 37 W F20 51 Georgetown 38 W F3 39 Lehigh 35 W F21 70 Lehigh 65 W 1945-46 (6-14) F9 51 Ashland 28 W F22 44 St. Bonaventure 32 W Coach: Pete Carlesimo F16 39 St. Bonaventure 32 W F26 40 Stroudsburg 65 L Date UofS OPP R F23 43 Siena 31 W M3 39 Mansfield 40 L D15 Georgetown W M1 39 Seton Hall 68 L D21 23 at Manhattan 43 L M2 37 CCNY 40 L 1942-43 (6-12) D22 46 at CCNY 42 W M4 57 Manhattan 56 W Coach: Robert Jones D28 54 Loyola (Md.) 40 W M8 52 Canisius 41 W Date UofS OPP R J5 31 at Canisius 51 L D10 36 St. Francis-Pa. 38 L J9 22 at Lafayette 57 L 1940-41 (11-9) D17 37 Niagara 52 L J12 29 at Georgetown 32 L Coach: Ed Coleman J2 43 Georgetown 58 L J15 35 Albright 41 L Home Court: Watres Armory J8 56 Geneva 45 W J18 40 at Valley Forge Date UofS OPP R J15 49 Bradley Tech 40 W Army Hospital 56 L D11 62 Morris Harvey 41 W J18 49 Niagara 66 L J22 39 Sampson Naval 49 L D14 54 Millersville 37 W J19 26 St. Bonaventure 49 L J25 42 Manhattan 46 L D18 52 Lehigh 49 W J20 45 Canisius 62 L F1 Sedelia Army D20 54 Wittenberg 53 W J23 49 Seton Hall 50 L Air Field D27 43 Geneva 45 L J26 53 New Cumberland 48 W F2 at Albright J3 34 Detroit 36 L J30 Manhattan Coast Guard F6 76 East Stroudsburg St. J10 35 Seton Hall 42 L F6 Brooklyn College Teachers' College 51 W J11 56 Canisius 59 L F9 Stroudsburg F8 65 LaSalle 41 W J12 44 St. Bonaventure 52 L F13 38 LaSalle 51 L F9 42 at Villanova 70 L J17 34 Ithaca 30 W F15 43 Villanova 50 L F15 at Ithaca J21 51 Manhattan 39 W F25 40 Villanova 61 L F16 at Sampson Naval J24 47 LaSalle 45 W F26 37 Seton Hall 44 L F22 Lock Haven St. J28 43 Marshall 58 L M6 37 Stroudsburg 41 W Teachers' College F1 56 St. Vincent 48 W M5 Ithaca F8 61 Univ. of Mexico 44 W 1943-44 (Basketball suspended due to F18 46 Loyola-Chicago 44 W World War II) 1946-47 (10-18)) F20 40 Georgetown 51 L Coaches: Les Dickman (1-6), F23 63 St. Bonaventure 51 W 1944-45 (12-8) James Freeman (9-12) F27 57 Canisius 60 L Coach: Pete Carlesimo Home Court: Watres Armory F28 38 Seton Hall 39 L Home Courts: *Watres Armory Note: three scores missing #Crane Armory in Carbondale Date Royals OPP R 1941-42 (9-16) ^South Scranton Junior High School D9 55 Bloomsburg 39 W Coaches: Ed Coleman (1st 12 games), Date UofS OPP R D11 25 Lehigh 40 L Joseph Zinder (last 13 games) D8 27 *Sampson NTS 51 L D14 36 Lafayette 64 L Home Court: Watres Armory D16 42 *Marshall 44 L D15 36 LaSalle 82 L Date UofS OPP R D19 46 *LaSalle 65 L D20 48 Detroit 69 L D5 57 Millersville 44 W J6 46 *Princeton J3 42 Loyola 52 L D9 65 Mansfield 36 W Midshipmen 34 W J4 42 Manhattan 51 L

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J8 32 Seton Hall 53 L D15 63 Lock Haven 42 W 1950-51 (11-19) J10 42 East Stroudsburg 52 L D18 64 Lebanon Valley 73 L Coach: Doug Holcomb J15 56 Moravian 52 W J5 80 Lebanon Valley 59 W Home Court: Scranton CYC J18 83 Mansfield 52 W J8 47 Muhlenberg 69 L Date Royals OPP R J22 41 Albright 47 L J12 52 Wilkes 51 W D1 58 Hartwick 77 L J24 54 St. Peter’s 43 W J15 68 Moravian 67 W D2 59 Pennsylvania 76 L J25 33 Seton Hall 60 L J21 46 St. Peter’s 59 L D6 44 Muhlenberg 59 L J27 31 Georgetown 61 L J29 43 Canisius 52 L D9 54 Arnold 60 L J29 49 Lehigh 34 W F2 45 East Stroudsburg 58 L D13 77 Wilkes 50 W F5 60 East Stroudsburg 39 W F5 54 Manhattan 66 L D16 71 LeMoyne 65 W F8 42 Albright 67 L F9 78 Moravian 65 W D20 51 Canisius 75 L F11 40 Mansfield 45 L F12 45 Albright 69 L D22 70 Temple 75 L F12 62 St. Francis-Pa. 53 W F17 62 Mt. St. Mary 56 W 66 Lehigh 46 W F14 55 St. Bonaventure 32 W F19 38 Niagara 45 L 59 Lebanon Valley 50 W F16 45 Loyola 55 L F23 43 East Stroudsburg 50 L 65 Albright 76 L F19 62 Georgetown 68 L F24 39 Lafayette 61 L J3 56 Albright 58 L F22 Lebanon Valley M5 33 Siena 49 L J6 57 Moravian 73 L M1 42 Bloomsburg 34 W M6 38 St. Bonaventure 59 L J8 38 Villanova 52 L M4 46 Villanova 65 L M9 51 Albright 50 W J10 66 Lebanon Valley 75 L M7 45 Canisius 54 L M12 33 Seton Hall 63 L 78 Mt. St. Mary’s 68 W M8 Manhattan Coast Guard M15 54 King’s 57 L J17 60 LaSalle 80 L 52 @Albright 79 L J20 62 Lafayette 75 L 1947-48 (7-20) 52 @Gettysburg 57 L J27 50 Manhattan 74 L Head Coach: James Freeman J31 59 King’s 60 L Home Court: Watres Armory @MAC Tournament F3 51 Albright 76 L Date Royals OPP R F7 110 Moravian 95 W D8 52 Conn. STC 38 W 1949-50 (10-17) F10 70 St. Peter’s 93 L D10 40 Villanova 79 L Head Coach: Doug Holcomb F15 85 Lebanon Valley 69 W D11 43 Canisius 59 L Home Court: Watres Armory F17 58 Niagara 69 L D13 27 St. Bonaventure 64 L Date Royals OPP R F21 64 Howard 60 W D15 48 Niagara 83 L D3 56 LeMoyne 53 W F22 91 Quantico Marines 89 W D17 63 Moravian 80 L D4 48 St. Bonaventure 66 L F24 55 Seton Hall 71 L D20 42 Loyola-Md. 46 L D10 62 Lock Haven 66 L M3 64 E. Stroudsburg 61 W J9 42 East Stroudsburg 47 L D14 86 Wilkes 28 W 63 King’s 43 W J10 42 Muhlenberg 70 L D17 57 Lafayette 65 L J13 48 LaSalle 73 L D21 58 Hartwick 53 W 1951-52 (15-14) J16 46 Seton Hall 68 L J4 62 Albright 46 W Head Coach: Pete Carlesimo J17 50 Manhattan 75 L J7 54 King’s 52 W Home Court: Scranton CYC J18 41 Loyola-Md. 74 L J11 35 St. Bonaventure 46 L Date Royals OPP R J21 38 Albright 37 W J14 59 Manhattan 71 L N30 56 LeMoyne 47 W J24 55 Lebanon Valley 52 W J18 78 Moravian 68 W D1 45 Sampson AF Base 67 L F4 44 East Stroudsburg 45 L J21 76 Lebanon Valley 85 L D5 43 Cornell 74 L F6 58 American 67 L J28 48 Canisius 58 L D6 80 Hartwick 68 W F14 44 St. Bonaventure 42 W J29 46 Niagara 67 L D8 62 Arnold 60 W F16 60 Lehigh 49 W F8 64 Lebanon Valley 63 W D12 83 Wilkes 53 W F18 51 Ithaca 59 L F10 56 St. Francis-NY 52 W D19 69 King’s 90 L F20 56 Seton Hall 57 L F13 33 Villanova 83 L D21 70 New York A.C. 72 L F21 54 Lebanon Valley 59 L F15 60 East Stroudsburg 57 W D22 45 Seton Hall 70 L F23 58 St. Peter’s 69 L F18 40 Seton Hall 63 L J2 57 Lafayette 58 L F27 53 Ithaca 42 W F22 55 St. Peter’s 67 L J5 69 Albright 66 W F28 57 Mansfield 55 W F25 70 Moravian 79 L J9 83 Moravian 58 W M3 39 Mansfield 54 L F28 40 Siena 52 L J12 46 Canisius 73 L M6 47 Albright 69 L M3 60 LeMoyne 65 L J16 55 LaSalle 92 L M4 50 E. Stroudsburg 55 L J19 62 Lebanon Valley 83 L 1948-49 (9-16) M8 70 Muhlenberg 72 L J29 56 Georgetown 70 L Head Coach: James Freeman M11 56 Albright 91 L J30 63 Quantico Marines 67 L Home Court: Watres Armory 66 King’s 63 W J31 53 Villanova 66 L Date Royals OPP R F6 79 Moravian 72 W D8 50 King’s 43 W 56 St. Peter’s 54 W D11 58 Lehigh 48 W F13 86 Harpur 68 W

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F16 60 Niagara 49 W 82 Wilkes 75 W F24 51 LaSalle 82 L F20 91 Albright 76 W 83 King’s 80 W M3 79 King’s 75 W F23 70 Le Jeune Marines 62 W 73 Albright 62 W F27 50 Lebanon Valley 81 L 69 Moravian 79 L 1956-57 (9-14) M1 81 East Stroudsburg 57 W 94 King’s 75 W Head Coach: Fiore Cesare M8 80 King’s 69 W 56 Niagara 86 L Home Court: Scranton CYC 85 =St. Mary’s (MN) 78 W Date Royals OPP R 57 =Siena 79 L 1954-55 (9-15) D1 76 Lebanon Valley 78 L Coach: Pete Carlesimo D4 67 Canisius 77 L =National Catholic Inv. Tournament Home Court: Scranton CYC D7 78 Seton Hall 86 L Date Royals OPP R D12 97 King’s 74 W 1952-53 (11-14) D2 61 Lebanon Valley 57 W D15 75 LeMoyne 76 L Head Coach: Pete Carlesimo D4 53 Cornell 66 L J5 67 Lycoming 73 L Home Court: Scranton CYC D8 68 King’s 63 W J9 89 East Stroudsburg 57 W Date Royals OPP R D15 55 Seton Hall 72 L J12 58 Hofstra 71 L D5 56 Wagner 75 L D11 85 Hartwick 68 W J16 57 Temple 73 L D6 42 Hofstra 61 L D18 64 LeMoyne 84 L J18 71 Moravian 70 W D10 65 King’s 76 L D28 68 CCNY 87 L J20 77 Yeshiva 72 W D13 62 Maryland State 49 W 52 St. Joseph’s 84 L J27 66 Niagara 69 L D16 78 Bloomsburg 71 W 73 Loyola 103 L J29 73 Elizabethtown 82 L D20 58 LeMoyne 59 L J8 43 Moravian 67 L F2 78 Wilkes 90 L J7 57 Seton Hall 64 L J12 91 East Stroudsburg 72 W F6 70 Lafayette 91 L J10 73 Moravian 90 L J19 56 Albright 55 W F8 77 Wagner 57 W J14 65 Lebanon Valley 80 L 73 St. Peter’s 71 W F9 76 Albright 71 W J17 81 Arnold 59 W J29 65 Niagara 91 L F15 89 Moravian 71 W J23 63 American 70 L 85 Muhlenberg 91 L F16 66 Muhlenberg 77 L J25 60 Niagara 74 L F5 69 Lebanon Valley 93 L F18 68 Villanova 84 L J30 85 Upsala 80 W F7 54 Lafayette 70 L F23 68 Upsala 75 L J31 76 Lebanon Valley 91 L F12 93 Upsala 70 W F27 82 Gettysburg 66 W F5 55 Canisius 72 L F15 64 Canisius 80 L M2 81 King’s 77 W F7 81 Kings Point 61 W F17 84 Moravian 76 W F11 86 Moravian 61 W F19 76 Hofstra 89 L 1957-58 (17-8) F13 66 Hartwick 70 L F23 85 Wilkes 86 L Head Coach: Fiore Cesare F16 59 Albright 54 W F26 76 Albright 112 L Home Court: Scranton CYC F18 81 Wilkes 73 W M5 78 King’s 76 W Date Royals OPP R F21 58 St. Peter’s 71 L 92 Albright 74 W F25 90 Harpur 42 W 1955-56 (9-13) 57 Wagner 75 L F28 69 Albright 81 L Head Coach: Ray Welsh 59 Lafayette 79 L M4 73 East Stroudsburg 51 W Home Court: Scranton CYC 85 Lebanon Valley 73 W M7 85 King’s 73 W Date Royals OPP R 60 Seton Hall 61 L D2 54 Wagner 89 L 72 Niagara 79 L 1953-54 (8-14) D3 54 Seton Hall 70 L 56 LeMoyne 66 L Head Coach: Pete Carlesimo D7 61 King’s 46 W 82 Wilkes 44 W Date Royals OPP R D17 72 LeMoyne 95 L 81 Hofstra 66 W 69 American 74 L D21 53 Hofstra 65 L 80 Susquehanna 75 W 54 Seton Hall 80 L J4 44 Gettysburg 48 L 86 Moravian 73 W 83 East Stroudsburg 57 W J6 60 Temple 90 L 91 Lycoming 52 W 46 Lebanon Valley 78 L J7 73 Moravian 66 W J18 108 at King’s 99 W 82 Hartwick 76 W J14 57 Muhlenberg 79 L 98 Elizabethtown 77 W 56 Canisius 66 L J15 2 St. Peter’s (fft.) 0 W 96 Georgetown 68 W 61 LeMoyne 62 L J21 63 Lafayette 76 L 71 East Stroudsburg 62 W 72 Upsala 75 L J27 102 Wilkes 70 W 100 Upsala 75 W 77 Bloomsburg 83 L J29 57 Niagara 80 L 79 Villanova 73 W 49 Lafayette 77 L J30 55 St. Bonaventure 76 L 79 Moravian 83 L 68 Albright 79 L F4 105 Albright 86 W 76 Yeshiva 57 W 65 Creighton 87 L F8 80 Upsala 70 W 60 LaSalle 86 L 63 Lebanon Valley 66 L F9 76 East Stroudsburg 72 W 77 King’s 70 W 63 Hofstra 80 L F16 62 Moravian 68 L 83 Muhlenberg 74 W 66 Moravian 53 W F18 63 Niagara 87 L 82 Wilkes 62 W 68 St. Peter’s 55 W F22 79 Lycoming 62 W 69 Wagner 76 W

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1958-59 (16-6) 1960-61 (5-18) 1962-63 (11-15) Head Coach: Fiore Cesare Head Coach: Fiore Cesare Head Coach: Fiore Cesare Home Court: Scranton CYC Home Court: Scranton CYC Home Court: Scranton CYC Date Royals OPP R Date Royals OPP R Date Royals OPP R D3 61 Albright 69 L D1 72 Villanova 102 L N30 53 Buffalo 85 L D6 69 Muhlenberg 75 L D3 77 Muhlenberg 83 L D1 65 Niagara 94 L D10 61 Seton Hall 58 W D10 77 Wagner 76 W D8 75 Lafayette 85 L D13 80 Wagner 59 W D12 83 Wilkes 77 W D11 63 Villanova 88 L D20 104 Lafayette 71 W D14 79 East Stroudsburg 76 W D13 76 King’s 85 L (OT) J3 75 Gonzaga 74 W D17 77 LeMoyne 92 L D15 74 LeMoyne 50 W J7 80 King’s 67 W J3 69 Temple 101 L D19 76 East Stroudsburg 92 L J10 65 Upsala 62 W J7 86 King’s 87 L D22 62 Temple 71 L J12 73 Moravian 75 L J9 61 Moravian 82 L J3 87 Wilkes 41 W J14 78 Lycoming 75 W J11 56 Hofstra 88 L J5 79 Yeshiva 77 W J17 82 Gettysburg 80 W J14 77 Upsala 79 L J8 75 Moravian 70 W J24 63 Niagara 96 L J28 56 Providence 78 L J12 103 Upsala 65 W J28 82 Wilkes 69 L J30 77 Lafayette 88 L J22 78 Canisius 88 L F1 85 Yeshiva 61 W F2 99 Wilkes 68 W J26 74 Providence 101 L F4 92 East Stroudsburg 68 W F7 75 Canisius 107 L J30 83 Muhlenberg 71 W F7 86 Lebanon Valley 81 W F9 65 Susquehanna 83 L F2 66 Juniata 62 W F11 90 Susquehanna 73 W F11 59 Albright 98 L F4 103 Wilkes 75 W F14 68 Elizabethtown 66 W F16 72 Moravian 86 L F7 64 Susquehanna 78 L F19 73 Moravian 83 L F18 72 Elizabethtown 86 L F9 73 Hofstra 76 L F21 109 King’s 96 W F22 72 Lycoming 83 L F11 84 Seton Hall 99 L F22 67 LeMoyne 79 L F25 87 King’s 88 L F14 103 Wagner 104 L F28 85 Hofstra 72 W F27 83 Juniata 67 W F16 69 Elizabethtown 91 L M1 82 Seton Hall 94 L F21 69 Moravian 85 L 1959-60 (6-19) F23 89 King’s 68 W Head Coach: Fiore Cesare 1961-62 (12-12) F27 113 Lycoming 100 W Home Court: Scranton CYC Head Coach: Fiore Cesare M2 90 Albright 83 W Date Royals OPP R Home Court: Scranton CYC D4 68 Villanova 110 L Date Royals OPP R 1963-64 (12-14) D5 72 Muhlenberg 77 L D2 64 Villanova 81 L Head Coach: Jack Koniszewski D9 67 Lafayette 92 L D5 87 E. Stroudsburg 71 W Home Court: Scranton CYC D12 64 Seton Hall 74 L D9 63 Canisius 89 L Date Royals OPP R D15 77 King’s 75 W D12 91 Wilkes 82 W N30 61 Canisius 96 L D17 66 East Stroudsburg 64 W D14 90 King’s 64 W D1 44 LeMoyne 72 L D19 76 Lebanon Valley 71 W D16 53 LeMoyne 66 L D9 108 Wilkes 52 W J2 73 Upsala 78 L D18 77 Muhlenberg 79 L D10 48 Villanova 97 L J9 66 Wagner 87 L D19 101 Lycoming 88 W D14 85 Elizabethtown 75 W J11 89 Moravian 104 L J3 76 Yeshiva 72 W D17 80 Bucknell 98 L J13 71 Lycoming 67 W J6 70 Temple 90 L D19 58 Niagara 77 L J16 75 Gettysburg 84 L J9 72 Moravian 82 L J2 98 Yeshiva 90 W J27 76 Wilkes 87 L J13 103 Upsala 61 W J4 75 Hofstra 85 L J30 71 LeMoyne 79 L J20 76 Wagner 94 L J7 84 Moravian 79 W F1 79 Juniata 81 L J26 100 Seton Hall 120 L J11 71 Upsala 68 W F3 96 Wilkes 87 W J27 78 Hofstra 89 L J15 107 Lycoming 66 W F6 70 Yeshiva 80 L J31 57 Lafayette 77 L J18 117 King’s (3OT) 112 W F10 80 Susquehanna 95 L F3 93 Juniata 70 W J25 73 Albright 74 L F12 70 Elizabethtown 53 W F7 95 Susquehanna 90 W J29 80 Seton Hall 111 L F18 93 Moravian 94 L F15 85 Moravian 71 W J31 74 Lafayette 83 L F20 58 Hofstra 81 L F17 76 Elizabethtown 72 W F1 85 Juniata 68 W F22 66 Niagara 95 L F20 91 Wilkes 67 W F5 121 Susquehanna 65 W F24 80 Georgetown 105 L F22 85 Providence 96 L F8 84 Muhlenberg 91 L F27 74 King’s 82 L F24 80 King’s 73 W F10 95 Wilkes 70 W M1 77 LaSalle 82 L F27 80 Albright 92 L F15 72 Wagner 87 L F17 75 Providence 95 L F20 100 Moravian 86 W F25 78 Temple 88 L F29 78 King’s 89 L

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M4 112 E. Stroudsburg 92 W 1966-67 (17-6/*14-1 MAC) 1968-69 (20-5/*11-3 MAC) Head Coach: Nat Volpe Head Coach: Nat Volpe 1964-65 (9-14) Home Court: Scranton CYC Home Court: Long Center Head Coach: Nat Volpe Date Royals OPP R Date Royals OPP R Home Court Scranton CYC D1 85 *Wilkes 69 W N30 84 *Moravian 70 W Date Royals OPP R D3 95 *Elizabethtown 85 W D4 91 *Phila. Textile 101 L D1 42 Villanova 88 L D8 68 Temple 92 L D7 68 Loyola-Md. 72 L D3 76 Susquehanna 64 W D10 82 LeMoyne 54 W D11 85 *Susquehanna 77 W D6 79 Elizabethtown 87 L D12 93 *Susquehanna 82 W D14 87 LeMoyne 72 W D7 88 Wilkes 55 W D17 111 *Delaware Valley 80 W D21 94 *Wilkes 76 W D12 56 LeMoyne 64 L J4 103 *Susquehanna 84 W D27 69 Lehigh 60 W D15 68 Albright 66 W J7 97 *Juniata 73 W D28 70 Colgate 67 W D18 43 Temple 80 L J11 103 *Lycoming 90 W J4 83 *Upsala 64 W D22 76 Yeshiva 77 L J15 86 King’s 92 L J10 68 Lafayette 60 W J6 68 Bucknell 82 L J18 70 *Drexel 68 W J11 60 King’s 68 L J9 71 Upsala 62 W J21 63 *Albright 77 L J15 96 *Lycoming 116 L J13 75 Wilkes 55 W J28 82 *Upsala 76 W J18 99 Rider 82 W J16 68 King’s 82 L J31 79 *Moravian 64 W J25 82 *Albright 77 W J23 67 Hofstra 80 L F2 59 Lafayette 66 L J29 86 *Moravian 75 W J27 81 Moravian 50 W F4 104 *Muhlenberg 82 W F1 77 Seton Hall 76 (OT)W J30 82 Lycoming 104 L F10 71 Seton Hall 80 L F5 92 *Wagner 88 (OT)W F3 78 Wagner 83 L F13 74 *Wilkes 62 W F8 60 King’s 57 (OT)W F6 79 Muhlenberg 65 W F15 95 *Moravian 68 W F11 72 *Delaware Valley 66 W F10 68 Juniata 85 L F22 101 *Wagner 86 W F15 74 *Drexel 70 (OT)W F13 98 Susquehanna 87 W F25 98 King’s 91 W F17 83 *Susquehanna 69 W F17 69 Moravian 70 L M1 92 Bucknell 83 W F19 95 *Wilkes 80 W F19 67 Seton Hall 75 L M4 80 @vs. Wagner 91 L F22 89 *Elizabethtown 114 L F22 73 New York AC(exh.)80 L F28 74 @Delaware Valley 63 W F28 66 King’s 78 L @MAC Tournament (Allentown, Pa.) M1 63 @Juniata 61 W M3 90 East Stroudsburg 87 W 1967-68 (12-10/*8-6 MAC) @MAC Tournament (Albright College) 1965-66 (10-13/*8-6 MAC) Head Coach: Nat Volpe Head Coach: Nat Volpe Home Courts: Scranton CYC & Long 1969-70 (15-8) Home Court: Scranton CYC Center Head Coach: Nat Volpe Date Royals OPP R Date Royals OPP R Home Court: Long Center D2 55 Villanova 93 L D2 98 Loyola-Md. 85 W Date Royals OPP R D4 87 *Elizabethtown 76 W D7 95 *Susquehanna 86 W D6 84 Moravian 71 W D8 62 *Susquehanna 73 L D9 64 LeMoyne 74 L D10 90 Susquehanna 74 W D11 67 LeMoyne 83 L D14 83 *Wilkes 93 L D13 70 LeMoyne 77 L D13 71 *Wilkes 56 W D20 91 *Susquehanna 89 W D17 71 Phila. Textile 75 L D15 81 *Juniata 68 W D23 75 *Phila. Textile 78 L D20 87 Wilkes 70 W J3 82 Yeshiva 64 W J4 94 Bucknell 95 (OT)L D27 90 Vermont 74 W J5 109 *Upsala 98 W J6 60 *Juniata 65 L D28 73 Hofstra 68 W J8 74 Bucknell 105 L #J10 81 *Lycoming 77 W J3 76 Upsala 61 W J12 67 Temple 81 L #First game in Long Center J10 84 King’s 79 W J15 69 King’s 74 L J13 81 King’s 55 W J12 59 Rider 72 L J22 64 *Albright 80 L J20 66 *Albright 80 L J14 86 Lycoming 65 W J29 72 *Lycoming 63 W J27 80 *Upsala 57 W J24 68 Albright 64 W F2 71 *Moravian 80 L J30 62 *Moravian 68 L J28 102 Moravian 66 W F3 83 *Wilkes 65 W F1 69 Lafayette 72 L J31 82 Wagner 81 W F5 77 *Susquehanna 67 W F3 94 Muhlenberg 80 W F7 76 King’s 77 L F9 76 *Wagner 80 L F10 79 *Wagner 101 L F10 72 Delaware Valley 76 L F14 100 *Muhlenberg 79 W F14 83 *Moravian 69 W F14 68 Drexel 62 W F16 70 *Moravian 73 L F17 82 *Drexel 65 W F17 65 Wilkes 67 L F19 65 *Drexel 67 L F21 62 *Wilkes 59 W F19 24 Susquehanna 22 W F23 95 New York AC (exh.) 102 L F24 83 *Elizabethtown 76 W F21 79 Elizabethtown 71 W F26 75 King’s 95 L F28 97 King’s 84 W F27 82 @Upsala 70 W M2 97 East Stroudsburg 74 W M3 65 Seton Hall 97 L F28 83 @Phila. Textile 103 L M5 92 Seton Hall 101(OT)L M4 77 Seton Hall 85 L

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@MAC Tournament (Long Center) F28 87 *Elizabethtown 78 W J14 68 Lehigh 65(OT)W F29 72 *Wilkes 70 W J16 54 Phila. Textile 57 L 1970-71 (13-12/*6-5 MAC) M3 74 @Albright 99 L J18 80 =St. Francis-NY 77(OT)W Head Coach: Nat Volpe J19 61 *Albright 72 L Home Court: Long Center =Middle Eastern College Athletic J25 86 *Juniata 66 W Date Royals OPP R Association Games J30 69 =King’s 85 L D3 60 *Upsala 83 L @MAC Tournament (Albright College) F2 57 *Wagner 55(OT)W D5 73 Canisius 88 L F6 61 *Delaware Valley 64 L D11 94 LeMoyne 82 W 1972-73 (10-17/*7-3 MAC Northern) F9 51 Army 53 L D14 84 Rochester Tech 73 W Coach: Bob Bessoir F13 60 *Upsala 68 L D16 89 Siena 69 W Home Court: Long Center F16 70 *Elizabethtown 72 L D26 97 Dickinson 82 W Date Royals OPP R F19 62 *Wilkes 68 L D27 56 Northeastern 66 L D2 77 Canisius 97 L F27 78 =Iona 85 L J4 72 King’s 71 W D6 48 Bucknell 81 L J5 89 East Stroudsburg 108 L D9 64 LeMoyne 65 L =Middle Eastern College Athletic J6 69 Albany State 72 L D13 78 Siena 93 L Association Games J9 67 St. Francis-NY 63 W D16 78 *Lycoming 91 L J12 81 Loyola 83 L D20 95 *Susquehanna 86 W J14 70 *Phila. Textile 87 L D23 58 Seton Hall 68 L 1974-75 (20-9/*9-1 MAC Northern J16 77 Iona 81 L D27 64 CCNY 73 L =2-3 MECAA) J23 71 *Albright 87 L D28 67 Lehigh 71 L Head Coach: Bob Bessoir J27 83 *Moravian 80 W J4 55 Rider 61 L Home Court: Long Center J29 84 *Juniata 83 W J6 79 St. Francis-N.Y. 94 L Date Royals OPP R F6 96 King’s 83 W J10 73 Loyola-Md. 77 L N30 92 Baptist Bible 54 W F9 82 *Delaware Valley 81 W J13 62 Army 95 L D7 64 =LeMoyne 61 W F11 85 *Wilkes 67 W J17 71 *Phila. Textile 92 L D12 78 =Siena 77 W F13 74 Drexel 93 L J20 76 *Albright 64 W D14 79 *Lycoming 73 W F17 84 *Wagner 78 W J24 60 Moravian 53 W D18 61 Army 65 L F20 84 *Elizabethtown 88 L J26 88 *Juniata 66 W D20 118 Spring Garden 88 W F24 105 *Susquehanna 95 W J29 58 Rutgers 100 L D22 63 King’s 62 W F27 93 *Lycoming 94 L J31 80 King’s 82 L D23 94 Loyola-Md. 89 W F7 89 *Delaware Valley 64 W D28 83 Lehigh 71 W 1971-72 (13-13/*8-2 MAC/=1-4 MECAA) F10 98 *Wagner 69 W J4 70 Moravian 68 W Coaches: Nat Volpe, Dave Ocorr F14 82 *Upsala 67 W J8 74 =St. Francis-N.Y. 82 L Note: Volpe went 2-11 and Ocorr 11-2 F17 85 *Elizabethtown 72 W J10 77 vs. Monmouth 84 L Home Court: Long Center F20 84 *Wilkes 102 L J11 82 vs. Trenton St. 92 (OT)L Date Royals OPP R F24 87 Iona 81 W J15 66 *Phila. Textile 61 W D1 90 Cornell 108 L M2 100 @Lycoming 88 W J18 80 *Albright 77 W D3 73 Renssalear 86 L M3 57 @Phila. Textile 98 L J22 83 *Wagner 80 W D4 96 vs. Brooklyn Poly 34 W J24 75 *Juniata 59 W D11 75 =LeMoyne 86 L @MAC Tournament (Long Center) J29 65 =King’s 66 L D12 82 Rider 93 L F1 56 =Gannon 57 L D15 81 =Siena 106 L 1973-74 (9-17/*3-7 MAC Northern F5 89 *Delaware Valley 50 W D22 80 Canisius 115 L =1-4 MECAA) F13 84 *Upsala 74 W D27 72 Colby 65 W Head Coach: Bob Bessoir F15 70 *Elizabethtown 55 W D28 80 Catholic 63 W Home Court: Long Center F18 74 *Wilkes 72(OT)W J7 91 =St. Francis-NY 92 L Date Royals OPP R F19 66 *Susquehanna 69 L J12 84 Loyola-Md. 91 L N30 87 Baptist Bible 42 W F22 81 Catholic 82 L J15 71 Army 87 L D5 63 Bucknell 86 L F28 65 @Elizabethtown 61 W J19 62 *Phila. Textile 72 L D6 53 Rutgers 84 L M1 49 @Upsala 46 W J22 73 *Albright 80 L D8 84 =LeMoyne 95 L M7 60 !Widener 55 W J26 90 Moravian 64 W D13 69 =Siena 88 L M8 65 !Mansfield 80 L J28 104 *Juniata 87 W D15 69 *Lycoming 70 L F2 58 =King’s 93 L D19 69 *Susquehanna 68 W =Middle Eastern College Athletic F9 93 *Delaware Valley78 W D22 88 Canisius 127 L Association Games F16 87 *Wagner 85 W D27 75 Wilkes 78 (OT)L @MAC Tournament (Albright College) F17 99 *Upsala 84 W D28 82 Merchant Marine 81 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) F22 91 =Iona 89 W J5 57 Moravian 41 W F25 84 *Susquehanna 80 W J9 77 Loyola-Md 90 L F26 90 *Lycoming 86 W J11 47 Rider 45 W

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1975-76 (27-5/*9-1 MAC Northern/ D30 76 Loyola 71 W F24 84 @Albright 72 W =4-1 MECAA) J8 70 Moravian 56 W F25 52 @Lycoming 50 W Head Coach: Bob Bessior J10 67 Army 72 (OT)L M3 65 !Slippery Rock 70 L Home Court: Long Center J12 51 *Phila. Textile 84 L M4 84 !Upsala 77 W Date Royals OPP R J15 75 *Albright 58 W N29 64 =Siena 79 L J22 59 Lehigh 56 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) D5 53 Colgate 65 L J25 77 Oswego 52 W *NCAA Tournament (Long Center) D6 81 =LeMoyne 74(OT)W J29 58 King’s 61 L D9 67 Bucknell 66 W F1 69 *Delaware Valley 62 W 1978-79 (11-16/*8-5 MAC Northern) D13 86 *Lycoming 66 W F3 52 *Drew 47 W Coach: Bob Bessoir D19 85 Lincoln 62 W F5 85 *Juniata 59 W Home Court: Long Center D20 67 King’s 70 L F9 91 *Upsala 105 L Date Royals OPP R J3 77 Moravian 62 W F12 78 *Elizabethtown 55 W N28 54 Mansfield St. 73 L J5 57 Army 55 W F15 63 *Wilkes 59(OT)W N29 74 Mercyhurst 79 (OT)L J7 79 =St. Francis-NY 67 W F17 79 *Susquehanna 62 W D5 44 Temple 84 L J14 61 *Phil. Textile 75 L F22 77 Bloomsburg 67 W D7 77 *Lycoming 70 W J17 67 *Albright 65 W F25 73 @Upsala 64 W D9 68 *Albright 92 L J20 69 vs. Clarion St. 72 L F26 49 @Albright 50 L D13 69 *FDU-Madison 56 W J21 88 vs. Amherst 75 W M4 59 !vs. Widener 51 W D15 74 Kutztown 73 (OT)W J24 84 Lehigh 60 W M5 75 !vs. Albright 60 W D16 57 York-NY 45 W J26 95 *Juniata 73 W M11 78 ^Wm. Patterson 69 W D20 69 LeMoyne 62 W J28 71 =King’s 58 W M18 52 #vs. Wittenberg 53 (OT)L D27 60 Hartwick 91 L F1 69 =Gannon 66 W M19 60 %vs. Hamline-MN 59 W D28 63 Central Conn. 68 L F4 68 *Delaware Valley 62 W J4 71 Phila. Textile 81 L F7 53 *Juniata 52(OT)W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) J13 65 *Juniata 56 W F11 77 *Upsala 64 W !NCAA Tournament (Lancaster, Pa.) J17 72 Canisius 93 L F14 72 *Elizabethtown 62 W ^NCAA Quarterfinals (Long Center) J20 60 *Wilkes 64 L F17 75 *Wilkes 62 W #NCAA Final Four (Rock Island, Ill.) J24 94 *Delaware Valley 88 W F18 54 *Susquehanna 43 W %NCAA 3rd-Place Game (Rock Island, J27 68 *King’s 77 L F21 89 Catholic 62 W Ill.) J30 88 *Delaware Valley 94 L F27 76 @Lycoming 59 W F3 67 Southampton 71 L F28 90 @Upsala 64 W 1977-78 (22-7/*13-3 MAC Northern) F5 71 *King’s 85 L M12 68 !Grove City 45 W Coach: Bob Bessior F7 81 *Wilkes 73 W M13 70 !Widener 64 W Home Court: Long Center F10 58 *Elizabethtown 57(OT)W M16 95 ^Shepherd-WV 78 W Date Royals OPP R F15 61 *FDU-Madison 50 W M19 76 #Augustana-IL 65 W N30 74 St. Bonaventure 84 L F17 59 *Susquehanna 65 L M20 60 !Wittenberg-OH 57(OT)W D8 74 *Lycoming 62 W F20 59 `Wilkes 54 W D10 63 *Albright 62 W F21 56 East Stroudsburg 82 L =Middle Eastern College Athletic D12 79 East Sroudsburg 58 W F23 65 @Elizabethtown 79 L Association Games D14 83 SUNY-Binghamton 78 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) D16 78 Kutztown 77 (OT) W Editor’s note: Each team played two !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) D17 70 *King’s 61 W games against opponents in their own ^NCAA Quarterfinals (Long Center) D29 76 Walsh 55 W section {MAC Northeast} and one #NCAA Final Four (Albright College) D30 67 Indiana St..-Pa. 64 W against opponents in the other division !NCAA Championship (Albright J6 66 Phila. Textile 64 W {MAC Northwest} College) J14 56 *Albright 65 L `MAC Play-in Game (Wilkes College) J16 76 *Juniata 69 W @MAC Tournament (Elizabethtown 1976-77 (24-8/*8-2 MAC Northern) J18 60 *Susquehanna 53 W College) Head Coach: Bob Bessoir J25 90 *Delaware Valley 76 W Home Court: Long Center J28 70 *King’s 68 W 1979-80 (18-11/*10-3 MAC Northern) Date Royals OPP R J31 90 *Delaware Valley 73 W Coach: Bob Bessior D1 71 St. Francis 77 L F2 74 LeMoyne 79 L Home Court: Long Center D4 58 LeMoyne 53 W F4 71 *Juniata 73 L Date Royals OPP R D7 63 Bucknell 65 L F8 67 *Wilkes 58 W N24 58 Lock Haven 57 W D9 102 *Lycoming 86 W F9 53 *Lycoming 51 W N29 70 Ursinus 73 L D14 89 SUNY-Binghamton 65 W F11 58 *Elizabethtown 60 L D1 66 Rhode Island 90 L D17 79 New Hampshire 60 W F14 88 *Wilkes 74 W D4 51 E. Stroudsburg 58 L D18 62 York 61(OT)W F16 90 *Susquehanna 72 W D6 62 *Lycoming 66 L D20 94 East Stroudsburg 72 W F17 96 *Elizabethtown 71 W D8 39 Mt. St. Mary’s 52 L D29 76 St. Anselm’s 68 W F22 69 Bloomsburg 71 L D12 92 *FDU-Madison 58 W

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D15 71 *Albright 55 W F27 80 @Lycoming 66 W 1982-83 (29-3/*13-0 MAC Northern) D21 40 John Jay 24 W F28 68 @Albright 63 W Head Coach: Bob Bessior D22 62 Mansfield 51 W M6 70 *William Paterson 87 L Home Court: Long Center J4 64 Phila. Textile 68 L M7 68 *F&M 73 L Date Royals OPP R J10 66 LeMoyne 74 L D1 85 *FDU-Madison 80 W J12 43 *Juniata 38 W Editor’s note: Each team played two D3 68 Phila. Textile 69 L J15 76 Dist. of Columbia 78 L games against opponents in their own D6 88 *Juniata 71 W J19 78 *Wilkes 66 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D11 85 *Albright 64 W J23 105 *Delaware Valley 83 W against opponents in the other division D18 82 John Jay 80(OT)W J26 64 *King’s 58 W {MAC Northwest} D19 51 Muskingum 53 L J30 93 *Delaware Valley 75 W @MAC Tournament (Albright College) D29 89 Hamilton 74 W F1 73 Southhampton 58 W *NCAA Tournament (Franklin & D30 73 Albany St. 63 W F3 63 *King’s 64 L Marshall) J8 99 *Lycoming 71 W F6 69 *Wilkes 63 W J10 74 Dickinson 68 W F9 55 *Elizabethtown 58 L 1981-82 (23-6/*12-1 MAC Northern) J12 67 Bloomsburg 65 W F11 74 Bloomsburg 72 W Coach: Bob Bessior J15 73 Rhode Island Co. 56 W F13 63 *FDU-Madison 48 W Home Court: Long Center J16 80 Hamilton 98 L F16 71 *Susquehanna 48 W Date Royals OPP R J22 76 *Wilkes 61 W F22 74 @Lycoming 56 W N24 90 Ursinus 70 W J24 86 LeMoyne 62 W F23 87 @Albright 75 W N29 50 St. Joseph’s 74 L J26 80 *Delaware Valley68 W F29 51 !Dickinson 48 W D2 80 *FDU-Madison 62 W J29 80 *King’s 61 W M1 73 !Albright 81 L D5 71 Mt. St. Mary’s 81 L F2 96 *Delaware Valley 67 W D8 87 Lock Haven 66 W F5 64 Mt. St. Mary’s 62 W Editor’s note: Each team played two D12 78 *Albright 53 W F7 73 *King’s 61 W games against opponents in their own D19 73 Kean 59 W F9 77 *Wilkes 60 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D20 71 Hartwick 73 L F14 123 *Elizabethtown 74 W against opponents in the other division J9 75 *Lycoming 62 W F16 103 *FDU-Madison 72 W {MAC Northwest} J13 72 Bloomsburg 70 W F19 71 *Susquehanna 65 (OT)W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) J16 93 *Juniata 78 W F21 109 E. Stroudsburg 77 W !NCAA Tournament (Albright College) J20 59 LeMoyne 65 L F25 65 @Susquehanna 59 W J23 88 *Wilkes 73 W F26 57 @FDU-Madison 51 W 1980-81 (18-11/*10-3 MAC Northern) J25 67 East Stroudsburg 55 W M4 73 !Moravian 59 W Head Coach: Bob Bessior J27 108 *Delaware Valley 69 W M5 74 !Widener 69 (3OT) W Home Court: Long Center J30 107 *King’s 80 W M12 65 ^Potsdam St. 64 W Date Royals OPP R F1 110 Catholic 78 W M18 82 #Roanoke 67 W N22 53 Lock Haven 76 L F3 40 *Delaware Valley 41 L M19 64 ~Wittenberg 63 W N25 88 Ursinus 67 W F6 76 *Susquehanna 74 W N30 62 St. Joseph’s 76 L F8 94 *King’s 67 W Editor’s note: Each team played two D3 61 *FDU-Madison 56 W F10 71 *Wilkes 54 W games against opponents in their own D6 79 Mt. St. Mary’s 86 L F13 72 *Elizabethtown 54 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D9 104 Misericordia 70 W F15 95 Misercordia 71 W against opponents in the other division D13 63 *Albright 56 W F17 75 *FDU-Madison 51 W {MAC Northwest} D19 72 Lehman 55 W F23 81 Phila. Textile 66 W @MAC Tournament (Albright College) D20 67 William Paterson 63 W F26 84 @Elizabethtown 53 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) J7 68 Phila. Textile 83 L F27 69 @Susquehanna 59 W ^NCAA Quarterfinals (Long Center) J10 56 *Lycoming 60 L M5 62 !Ursinus 64 L #NCAA Final Four (Calvin College, J13 70 LeMoyne 65 W M6 91 !Dickinson 77 W Michigan) J17 49 *Juniata 57 L ~NCAA Championship (Calvin J19 72 East Stroudsburg 53 W Editor’s note: Each team played two College, Michigan) J24 63 *Wilkes 56 W games against opponents in their own J28 100 *Delaware Valley 75 W section {MAC Northeast} and one 1983-84 (23-6/*12-1 MAC Northern) J31 87 *King’s 78 W against opponents in the other division Coach: Bob Bessior F2 71 Bloomsburg 76 L {MAC Northwest} Home Court: Long Center F4 64 *Delaware Valley 57 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) Date Royals OPP R F7 75 *Susquehanna 66 W *NCAA Tournament (Long Center) N22 84 Ursinus 52 W F9 77 *King’s 71 W N27 66 Phila. Textile 67 L F11 57 *Wilkes 62 L N30 76 *FDU-Madison 62 W F14 62 *Elizabethtown 54 W D2 81 West Chester 63 W F18 73 *FDU-Madison 49 W D3 65 Rider 72 L F23 70 Canisius 79 L D9 83 *Albright 70 W

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D20 81 York 59 W F13 52 *FDU-Madison 58 L 1986-87 (22-7/*12-4 MAC Northern) D21 91 Slippery Rock 80 W F16 51 *Susquehanna 47 W Coach: Bob Bessior D28 64 Potsdam 72 L F22 69 @Elizabethtown 52 W Date Royals OPP R D29 75 Moravian 68 W F23 56 @Lycoming 50 W N21 87 Ursinus 68 W J7 74 *Lycoming 87 L M1 85 !Wash. & Jeff. 74 W N22 64 Dickinson 74 L J9 83 Dickinson 59 W M2 53 !Widener 55 L N25 53 *FDU-Madison 54 L J11 70 Bloomsburg 58 W D3 78 LeMoyne 65 W J14 81 *Juniata 71 W Editor’s note: Each team played two D6 64 *Albright 63 W J17 62 LeMoyne 69 L games against opponents in their own D9 72 *Drew 69 W J21 83 *Wilkes 50 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D13 76 *Messiah 54 W J25 77 *Delaware Valley 59 W against opponents in the other divi- D19 80 Binghamton 74 W J28 65 *King’s 62 W sion {MAC Northwest} D20 85 Cabrini 67 W F1 91 *Delaware Valley 74 W @MAC Tournament (Lycoming) J7 70 *Lycoming 57 W F6 63 *King’s 58 (ot)W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) J9 72 Moravian 64 W F8 91 *Wilkes 77 W J10 46 Widener 57 L F11 71 *Elizabethtown 64 W 1985-86 (20-9/*14-2 MAC Northern) J12 92 E. Stroudsburg 74 W F13 77 E. Stroudsburg 61 W Coach: Bob Bessior J20 65 *Juniata 63 W F15 97 *FDU- Madison 46 W Home Court: Long Center J24 72 *Wilkes 63 W F18 73 *Susquehanna 67 W Date Royals OPP R J26 79 *Drew 60 W F24 64 @Susquehanna 62 W N22 64 Ursinus 56 W J28 77 *Delaware Valley 73 W F25 74 @King’s 66 W N23 63 Dickinson 50 W J31 72 *King’s 88 L M1 60 !Montclair 78 L N26 72 *FDU-Madison 63 W F4 61 *Delaware Valley 62 L M3 86 !F&M 82 W D4 64 LeMoyne 65 L F7 82 Catholic 77 W D7 73 *Albright 58 W F9 91 *King’s 81 W Editor’s note: Each team played two D10 87 *Drew 68 W F11 73 *Wilkes 62 W games against opponents in their own D14 60 *Messiah 43 W F14 90 *Elizabethtown 63 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D20 75 Kean 74 W F17 73 *FDU-Madison 82 L against opponents in the other divi- D21 76 Muhlenberg 65 W F21 75 *Susquehanna 61 W sion {MAC Northwest} J4 73 Catholic 61 W F27 57 @Albright 46 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) J6 53 Moravian 58 L F28 81 @Elizabethtown 68 W !NCAA Tournament (Franklin & J11 80 *Juniata 63 W M6 56 !Widener 67 L Marshall) J18 71 *Wilkes 69 W M7 97 !Allegheny 90 W J20 79 *Drew 62 W 1984-85 (18-11/*10-6 MAC Northern) J22 73 *Delaware Valley55 W Editor’s note: Each team played two Coach: Bob Bessior J25 54 *King’s 51 W games against opponents in their own Home Court: Long Center J29 84 *DelawareValley 59 W section {MAC Northeast} and one Date Royals OPP R J30 59 East Stroudsburg 52 W against opponents in the other divi- N28 74 *FDU-Madison 50 W F1 66 Catholic 73 L sion {MAC Northwest} N30 71 Concordia 63 W F3 60 *King’s 64 L @MAC Tournament (Albright College) D1 59 Bridgeport 68 L F5 65 *Wilkes 69 L !NCAA Tournament (Widener) D5 87 *Drew 74 W F8 71 *Elizabethtown 51 W D8 73 *Albright 82 L F10 61 *Lycoming 67 L 1987-88 (29-3/*15-1 MAC Northern) D12 72 Ursinus 64 W F12 76 *FDU-Madison 63 W Coach: Bob Bessior D15 82 *Messiah 65 W F15 73 *Susquehanna 65 W Date Royals OPP R D21 76 Catholic 56 W F21 70 @Lycoming 66 W N20 84 Ursinus 67 W D22 55 Hamilton 64 L F22 59 @Susquehanna 62 L N21 85 Dickinson 63 W J5 51 *Lycoming 63 L F28 57 !Franklin & Marshall61 L N24 69 *FDU-Madison 56 W J7 68 Dickinson 50 W M1 78 !Washington 94 L D2 66 LeMoyne 79 L J12 56 *Juniata 75 L D5 84 *Albright 39 W J14 67 Bloomsburg 73 L Editor’s note: Each team played two D8 77 *Drew 67 W J16 62 LeMoyne 64 L games against opponents in their own D12 63 *Messiah 51 W J19 71 *Wilkes 60 W section {MAC Northeast} and one D19 75 Rutgers-Newark 67 W J21 81 *Drew 73 W against opponents in the other divi- D20 76 Glassboro St. 59 W J23 67 *Delaware Valley 63 W sion {MAC Northwest} D29 61 Potsdam St. 54 W J26 59 *King’s 82 L @MAC Tournament (Long Center) D30 66 St. John Fisher 53 W J30 69 *Delaware Valley 70 L !NCAA Tournament (Franklin & J6 95 *Lycoming 69 W F4 62 *King’s 44 W Marshall) J10 84 *Juniata 64 W F6 69 *Wilkes 53 W J16 80 Catholic 71 W F9 78 *Elizabethtown 68 W J18 81 E. Stroudsburg 62 W F11 64 E. Stroudsburg 55 W J23 81 *Wilkes 64 W

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J27 62 *Delaware Valley 56 W F25 71 @Susquehanna 78 L J23 68 *Delaware Valley 50 W J30 75 *King’s 54 W J26 55 *King’s 68 L F1 65 *Drew 51 W Editor’s note: Each team played two J30 82 *Delaware Valley 60 W F3 77 *Delaware Valley 56 W games against opponents in their own F4 83 *King’s 82 W F8 64 *King’s 73 L section {MAC Northeast} and one F6 88 *Wilkes 62 W F10 79 *Wilkes 64 W against opponents in the other divi- F9 87 *Elizabethtown 63 W F13 81 *Elizabethtown 67 W sion {MAC Northwest}) F13 54 *FDU-Madison 51 W F17 85 *FDU-Madison 70 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) F16 98 *Susquehanna 93 W F20 80 *Susquehanna 69 W @MAC Tournament (Susquehanna) F21 70 @Messiah 61 W F26 78 @Susquehanna 69 W F23 75 @King’s 69 W F27 66 @FDU-Madison 65 W 1989-90 (16-9/*11-5 MAC Northern) M2 85 !King’s 62 W M4 59 !Cabrini 51 W Coach: Bob Bessior M8 62 !Rochester 64 L M5 61 !F&M 47 W Home Court: Long Center M12 73 ^Clark 55 W Date Royals OPP R Editor’s note: Each team played two M18 84 #Hartwick 61 W N17 74 Cabrini 75 L games against opponents in their own M19 70 ~Ohio Wesleyan 92 L N18 69 Ursinus 58 W section {MAC Northeast} and one N28 47 *FDU-Madison 65 L against opponents in the other divi- Editor’s note: Each team played two D2 72 *Albright 59 W sion {MAC Northwest}) games against opponents in their own D5 67 *Drew 69 L @MAC Tournament (Messiah College) section {MAC Northeast} and one D9 70 *Messiah 60 W @MAC Tournament (King's College) against opponents in the other divi- D10 73 Upsala 59 W !NCAA Tournament (Franklin & sion {MAC Northwest} D17 53 Buffalo St. 59 L Marshall) @MAC Tournament (Long Center) D28 85 Albany St. 91 L !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) D29 91 Staten Island 76 W 1991-92 (25-3/*9-1 MAC Northeast) ^NCAA Quarterfinals (Long Center) J3 87 *Lycoming 53 W Coach: Bob Bessior #NCAA Final Four (Calvin College, J5 59 Trenton St. 71 L Home Court: Long Center Michigan) J6 62 Widener 51 W Date Royals OPP R ~NCAA Division III Championship J13 85 *Juniata 74 W N22 80 Cabrini 50 W Game (Calvin College, Michigan) J20 101 *Wilkes 81 W N23 67 Dickinson 49 W J22 81 *Drew 42 W D3 64 *FDU-Madison 61 W 1988-89 (16-11/*11-5 MAC Northern) J24 80 *Delaware Valley 67 W D7 74 Albright 56 W Head Coach: Bob Bessior J27 68 *King’s 69 L D20 75 Washington (Md.) 62 W Home Court: Long Center J31 89 *Delaware Valley 66 W D21 69 Muhlenberg 51 W Date Royals OPP R F2 59 Catholic 54 W D27 90 Potsdam 65 W N18 88 Dickinson 69 W F5 68 *King’s 61 W D28 72 Staten Island 63 W N19 69 Ursinus 74 L F7 90 *Wilkes 71 W J4 64 Widener 47 W N22 64 *FDU-Madison 57 W F10 70 *Elizabethtown 83 L J5 69 Lebanon Valley 58 W D2 61 East Stroudsburg 69 L F14 46 *FDU-Madison 43 W J8 71 *Drew 57 W D3 73 Chaminade 76 L F17 65 *Susquehanna 66 L J11 72 Catholic 69 W D6 90 *Drew 53 W J13 49 Trenton St. 45 W D10 83 *Messiah 55 W 1990-91 (23-6/*13-3 MAC Northeast) J16 80 Misericordia 41 W D17 82 Gallaudet 68 W Coach: Bob Bessior J20 84 Lycoming 57 W D18 61 Phila. Textile 66 L Date Royals OPP R J25 73 *Wilkes 54 W D28 83 Case Western 65 W N16 80 Manhattanville 61 W J27 103 *Drew 57 W D29 72 John Carroll 75 L N17 71 Dickinson 52 W J29 82 *Delaware Valley 71 W J4 77 *Lycoming 73 W N27 65 *FDU-Madison 66 L F1 58 *King’s 47 W J7 76 *Albright 63 W D1 56 *Albright 57 L F5 93 *Delaware Valley 54 W J14 55 *Juniata 69 L D4 97 *Drew 41 W F10 55 *King’s 68 L J21 82 *Wilkes 73 W D8 61 *Messiah 35 W F12 85 *Wilkes 57 W J23 78 *Drew 61 W D15 88 Misericordia 58 W F15 93 Elizabethtown 81 W J25 65 *Delaware Valley 64 W D16 72 Kean 85 L F19 65 *FDU-Madison 46 W J28 66 *King’s 64(OT)W D18 68 Catholic 61 W F22 67 Susquehanna 56 W F1 55 *Delaware Valley 60 L D20 69 Muhlenberg 56 W F27 59 @Susquehanna 60 L F4 82 Catholic 74(OT)W D28 87 St. John Fisher 66 W M7 58 !Johns Hopkins 49 W F6 80 *King’s 84 (OT)L D29 72 Allegheny 63 W M13 54 !Rochester 69 L F8 86 *Wilkes 65 W J10 48 Trenton St. 50 L F11 75 *Elizabethtown 60 W J12 82 *Juniata 58 W @MAC Tournament (Long Center) F15 49 *FDU-Madison 55 L J14 105 *Lycoming 60 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) F18 61 *Susquehanna 81 L J19 84 *Wilkes 63 W !NCAA Tournament (Rochester) F23 71 @Juniata 63 W J21 93 *Drew 51 W

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J26 46 *Drew 55 L J22 58 Moravian 72 L J29 58 *Wilkes 78 L J24 64 *Delaware Valley 57 W 1992-93 (27-2/10-0 MAC Northeast) F2 68 *FDU-Madison 56 W J27 66 *Drew 69 L Head Coach: Bob Bessior F5 58 *Delaware Valley 40 W J29 72 *Wilkes 89 L Home Court: Long Center F9 98 *Lycoming 57 W J31 77 *FDU-Madison 74 W Date Royals OPP R F12 63 *Upsala 71 L F3 92 Elizabethtown 80 W N27 91 Misericordia 63 W F14 55 *Wilkes 65 L F7 76 *Lycoming 85 L N28 66 Wilkes 71 L F16 77 *Drew 65 W F11 80 *King’s 61 W D2 77 *King’s 49 W F19 52 *King’s 56 L F17 73 *Wilkes 94 L D5 61 *FDU-Madison 52 W F18 70 Albright 74 L D8 96 Elizabethtown 89 W 1994-95 (18-8/*9-5 MAC Freedom) F20 81 @Susquehanna 92 L D12 77 Susquehanna 60 W Coach: Bob Bessior D28 81 Gettysburg 61 W Home Court: Long Center @MAC Tournament (Susquehanna) D29 81 Albright 65 W Date Royals OPP R J6 94 Catholic 80 W N18 88 Baptist Bible 61 W 1996-97 (12-13/*6-6 MAC Freedom) J9 79 Potsdam St. 70 W N19 86 Misericordia 76 W Coach: Bob Bessoir J11 61 Albright 47 W N28 82 *Delaware Valley 53 W Home Court: Long Center J13 91 Upsala 66 W D3 78 Susquehanna 74 W Date Royals OPP R J16 73 *Drew 47 W D6 92 Elizabethtown 82 W N22 83 Baptist Bible 88 L J18 100 Lycoming 68 W D8 60 Moravian 38 W N23 76 Marywood 68 W J20 102 *Delaware Valley65 W D10 54 Binghamton 58 L N26 101 Binghamton 77 W J23 81 *Wilkes 59 W D28 58 Buffalo St. 57 W D4 70 *Delaware Valley 54 W J30 76 *King’s 60 W D29 50 Wooster 84 L D7 87 Catholic 82 W F3 83 *FDU-Madison 62 W J4 62 Stony Brook 60 W D9 64 Susquehanna 79 L F6 91 Upsala 58 W J10 80 Catholic 62 W D11 89 *FDU-Madison 68 W F8 73 Susquehanna 64 W J12 77 *FDU-Madison 53 W D28 58 Otterbein 71 L F10 74 *Drew 51 W J14 73 *Upsala 78 L D29 45 Heidelberg 89 L F14 104 *Delaware Valley 56 W J18 64 *Lycoming 70 L J3 71 Alvernia 82 L F17 64 *Wilkes 58 W J21 70 *King’s 73 L J4 92 Eastern 62 W F20 76 Moravian 60 W J25 90 *Drew 60 W J8 63 Moravian 55 W F24 84 @Elizabethtown 61 W J28 63 *Wilkes 73 L J13 71 Nyack 73 L F27 69 @Susquehanna 44 W F1 57 *FDU-Madison 65 L J15 76 *Lycoming 86 L M6 58 !Lebanon Valley 56 W F5 61 *Delaware Valley54 W J18 82 *King’s 63 W M12 78 !Hunter 62 W F8 70 *Lycoming 57 W J25 68 *Wilkes 85 L M14 73 ^Rowan 80 L F11 110 *Upsala 83 W J29 69 *Delaware Valley 62 W F13 81 *Wilkes 76 W F1 68 *Drew 89 L @MAC Tournament (Long Center) F16 79 *Drew 58 W F5 62 *FDU-Madison 60 W @MAC Tournament (Susquehanna) F18 58 *King’s 56 W F8 84 Elizabethtown 65 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) F21 80 @Susquehanna 64 W F12 76 *Lycoming 95 L !NCAA Tournament (Rowan) F23 48 @Lebanon Valley 65 L F15 73 *King’s 60 W ^NCAA Quarterfinals (Rowan) F17 68 *Drew 78 L @MAC Tournament (Lebanon Valley) F22 67 *Wilkes 75 L 1993-94 (14-10/*8-6 MAC Freedom) F25 55 @Widener 70 L Head Coach: Bob Bessior 1995-96 (10-15/*6-6 MAC Freedom) Home Court: Long Center Coach: Bob Bessior @MAC Tournament (Widener) Date Royals OPP R Home Court: Long Center N19 93 Misericordia 71 W Date Royals OPP R 1997-98 (18-11/*9-5 MAC Freedom) N20 70 King’s 66 W N17 93 Marywood 71 W Coach: Bob Bessoir N27 85 Catholic 54 W N18 69 Misericordia 73 L Home Court: Long Center D4 72 *Delaware Valley 63 W N21 60 *Drew 63 L Date Royals OPP R D7 89 Elizabethtown 81 W N25 75 Stony Brook 70 W N21 74 Misericordia 72 W D18 60 Wooster 78 L N27 63 Binghamton 56 W N22 99 Marywood 81 W D29 58 Jersey City 63 L N29 90 *Delaware Valley 59 W N25 84 Binghamton 81 W D30 71 Salem St. 91 L D1 45 Westminster 75 L N30 88 Catholic 91 (OT)L J8 76 Potsdam St. 65 W D2 85 Point Park 88 L D3 75 *Delaware Valley 68 W J13 53 *FDU-Madison 59 L D6 51 *FDU-Madison 42 W D6 87 *Drew 70 W J15 77 *Upsala 62 W D9 65 Catholic 74 L D9 82 *FDU-Madison 75 W J17 64 Moravian 50 W J6 62 Franklin & Marshall 75 L D11 70 Moravian 78 L J19 91 *Lycoming 61 W J10 81 *Lycoming 88 L J3 76 Cabrini 61 W J22 69 *King’s 67 W J13 84 *King’s 66 W J4 63 Chris. Newport 70 L J24 58 Susquehanna 66 L J15 43 Bloomsburg 73 L J8 70 Susquehanna 86 L *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 68 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 AAll-Timell-Time RResultsesults

J10 68 Nyack 53 W Date Royals OPP R F10 68 *Drew 65 W J14 65 *Lycoming 77 L N19 88 Marywood 51 W F14 71 *FDU-Madison 67 W J17 71 *King’s 56 W N20 86 Misericordia 72 W F17 75 *King’s 80 L J21 85 *Allentown 96 (OT)L N27 74 Washington (Md.) 59 W F21 85 @Lycoming 74 W J24 88 *Wilkes 78 W N28 69 Catholic 73 L F24 81 @Wilkes 86 L J28 90 *Delaware Valley 100 L D1 73 *Allentown 88 L J31 73 *Drew 61 W D4 62 *Wilkes 67 L @Freedom Tournament (Long Center) F4 72 *FDU-Madison 74 L D6 68 Moravian 70 L @Freedom Tournament (Wilkes) F7 74 Elizabethtown 67 W D8 73 *Lycoming 60 W F11 86 *Lycoming 75 W J7 69 Muhlenberg 65 W 2001-2002 (12-13/*9-5 Freedom) F14 89 *King’s 52 W J8 81 Union 64 W Coach: Carl Danzig F17 64 *Allentown 58 W J12 68 *Delaware Valley 54 W Home Court: Long Center F21 79 *Wilkes 85 (OT)L J15 86 *Drew 66 W Date Royals OPP R F24 82 @Elizabethtown 63 W J19 61 *FDU-Madison 48 W N16 68 Salem St. 71 L F26 92 @Albright 91 W J22 91 *King’s 61 W N17 103 Springfield (Mass.) 104 (OT)L F28 75 @Wilkes 83 L J24 65 Susquehanna 73 L N20 82 Connecticut Co. 77 W M3 77 !Muhlenberg 61 W J26 58 *Allentown 76 L N25 83 Catholic 90 (OT)L M7 57 !Wilkes 59 L J29 76 *Wilkes 86 L N27 87 Moravian 84 (OT)W *MAC Freedom League Games F2 83 *Lycoming 75 W D1 73 Elizabethtown 88 L @MAC Tournament (Albright College) F5 69 Elizabethtown 70 L D5 72 *Delaware Valley 55 W @MAC Tournament (Wilkes University) F9 63 *Delaware Valley 60 W D8 81 *Drew 50 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) F12 68 *Drew 65 W D15 57 Kean 73 L !NCAA Tournament (Wilkes University) F15 79 *FDU-Madison 45 W D19 47 Lafayette 90 L F17 62 Binghamton 84 L J5 81 Pitt-Bradford 83 L 1998-99 (19-7/*10-4 MAC Freedom) F19 73 *King’s 65 W J6 84 Hunter 70 W Head Coach: Bob Bessoir F22 76 @Elizabethtown 69 W J9 61 *FDU-Madison 66 L Home Court: Long Center F24 67 @Albright 65 W J12 68 *King’s 62 W Date Royals OPP R F26 71 @Widener 81 L J16 72 *DeSales 71 W N20 78 Marywood 66 W M2 78 !Mt. St. Mary-NY 66 W J19 86 *Wilkes 65 W N21 70 Misericordia 55 W M4 58 !William Paterson 60 (OT)L J23 59 *Lycoming 58 W N23 50 Bucknell 96 L J26 61 *Drew 60 W N29 62 Catholic 74 L @MAC Tournament (Long Center) J30 76 *Delaware Valley 58 W D2 80 *Delaware Valley 67 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) F2 68 *King’s 79 L D5 81 *Drew 72 W !NCAA Tournament (William Paterson) F5 79 *FDU-Madison 65 W D10 80 Moravian 73 W F9 78 *DeSales 91 L J2 75 Rensselaer 65 W 2000-2001 (15-11/*9-5 Freedom Conf.) F12 74 *Lycoming 77 L J3 85 Clarkson 60 W Coach: Bob Bessoir F16 67 *Wilkes 80 L J7 88 Susquehanna 71 W Home Court: Long Center F20 67 @Lycoming 70 L J11 77 *FDU-Madison 70 W Date Royals OPP R J13 91 *Lycoming 66 W N17 98 New Jersey City 86(OT)W @Freedom Tournament (Lycoming) J16 73 *King’s 70(OT)W N18 80 Susquehanna 89 L J20 68 *Allentown 56 W N26 64 Catholic 69 L 2002-2003 (24-6/*11-3 Freedom) J23 58 *Wilkes 67 L N29 71 *Allentown 68 W Coach: Carl Danzig J27 66 *Delaware Valley 55 W D2 50 Wilkes 77 L Home Court: Long Center J30 84 *Drew 72 W D4 99 Moravian 83 W Date Royals OPP R F3 54 *FDU-Madison 63 L D6 94 *Lycoming 53 W N23 70 Gallaudet 48 W F6 84 Elizabethtown 78 W D19 69 Lafayette 81 L N24 71 Susquehanna 73 L F10 67 *Lycoming 72 L J3 64 Binghamton 67 L N26 79 Marywood 60 W F13 99 *King’s 87 W J6 85 Mass. Co. of LA 60 W N30 66 Catholic 71 L F15 86 Binghamton 71 W J7 78 Susquehanna 60 W D2 84 *Delaware Valley 52 W F17 87 *Allentown 72 W J10 72 *Delaware Valley 68 W D6 79 Drew 71 W F20 67 *Wilkes 73 L J13 81 *Drew 59 W D14 75 Elizabethtown 72 W F23 80 @Albright 75 W J16 74 *FDU-Madison 81 L D28 85 Coe (Iowa) 84 W F25 69 @Lebanon Valley 84 L J20 77 *King’s 71 W D29 75 Buffalo State 66 W J24 62 *DeSales 67 L J4 81 Hartwick 60 W @MAC Tournament (Lebanon Valley) J27 47 *Wilkes 61 L J5 92 Case Western 64 W J29 86 SUNY-Farmingdale 76 W J8 65 Kean 62 W 1999-2000 (18-11/*10-4 Freedom) J31 74 *Lycoming 69 W J14 75 *FDU-Florham 63 W Coach: Bob Bessoir F3 97 Elizabethtown 109 L J16 67 Moravian 55 W Home Court: Long Center F7 78 *Delaware Valley 76 W J18 73 *King’s 86 L

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J22 57 *DeSales 53 W J2 68 P.R.-Mayaguez 54 W ~NCAA Tournament (Baruch College) J25 75 *Wilkes 66 W J3 64 Messiah 57 W J29 69 *Lycoming 92 L J8 62 Susquehanna 46 W 2006-2007 (19-7/*10-4 Freedom) F1 74 *Drew 59 W J9 69 USMMA 48 W Coach: Carl Danzig F5 76 *Delaware Valley 64 W J12 67 *Wilkes 73 L Home Court: Long Center F8 77 *King’s 71(OT)W J15 87 *Drew 54 W Date Royals Opp R F12 79 *FDU-Florham 64 W J19 76 *King’s 73 W N21 57 Misericordia 48 W F15 79 *DeSales 85 L J26 71 *Delaware Valley 61 W N25 61 Catholic 71 L F18 83 *Lycoming 54 W J29 67 *FDU-Florham 70 L N29 69 *King’s 75 L F22 82 *Wilkes 77(OT)W J31 73 *DeSales 57 W D2 78 *FDU-Florham 70 W F26 71 @King’s 70 W F2 77 *Lycoming 75(OT)W D4 71 The Co. of N..J. 49 W M1 72 @DeSales 65 W F5 73 *Drew 48 W D7 62 Clarkson 38 W M6 58 !Buffalo State 56 W F9 68 *Wilkes 64 W D9 72 Moravian 59 W M8 77 !Ursinus 75 W F12 54 *DeSales 89 L D16 89 Cabrini 60 W M14 64 !Wooster 75 L F15 84 *King’s 74 W D19 70 Denison 53 W F19 64 *Delaware Valley 44 W D20 79 Manhattanville 66 W @Freedom Tournament (Long Center) F23 70 @King’s 76 L J3 85 Hartwick 61 W !NCAA Tournament (Long Center) M2 62 ^Alvernia 56 W J6 104 Pratt Institute 46 W !NCAA Tournament (Wooster) M3 68 ^F&M 79 L J7 66 Susquehanna 79 L 2003-2004 (5-20/*3-11 Freedom) @Freedom Tournament (King's) J10 83 *Lycoming 72 W Coach: Carl Danzig ^ECAC Tournament (Long Center) J13 55 *Drew 34 W Home Court: Long Center ^ECAC Tournament (Franklin & J17 70 *Wilkes 47 W Date Royals Opp R Marshall) J20 78 *DeSales 70 W N21 68 Richard Stockton 83 L J24 84 *Delaware Valley 68 W N22 98 Pitt-Greensburg 91(OT)W 2005-2006 (21-7/*11-3 Freedom) J27 65 *Drew 51 W N25 72 Marywood 73(OT)L Head Coach: Carl Danzig J31 72 *King’s 75 L N29 63 Catholic 97 L Home Court: Long Center F3 71 *FDU-Florham 79 L D3 58 *Lycoming 70 L Date Royals Opp R F7 81 *Wilkes 65 W D15 52 Misericordia 70 L N18 75 New Jersey City 70 W F10 90 *Delaware Valley 59 W D17 65 Elizabethtown 102 L N19 80 Susquehanna 72 W F15 65 *Lycoming 58 W J3 84 Clark 94(OT)L N22 70 Clarkson 55 W F17 70 *DeSales 75 L J4 60 Gettysburg 84 L N26 63 Catholic 72 L F21 60 #DeSales 62 L J8 62 King's Point 66 L N30 65 *Lycoming 55 W J13 60 *Wilkes 70 L D3 72 *Drew 38 W #Freedom Tournament (Long Center) J15 72 Moravian 83 L D5 42 The Co. of N.J. 53 L J17 53 *Drew 65 L D10 82 Moravian 74 W 2007-2008 (19-9/*9-5 Landmark) J19 84 Lebanon Valley 79 W D17 78 Misericordia 58 W Head Coach: Carl Danzig J21 66 *King’s 72 L J4 81 Elizabethtown 76 W Home Court: Long Center J24 61 *DeSales 79 L J7 64 Chestnut Hill 76 L Date Royals Opp R J26 60 *FDU-Florham 90 L J8 51 Curry (Mass.) 47 W N16 80 Alvernia 73 W J28 81 *Delaware Valley 69 W J11 58 *Wilkes 64 L N17 80 Walsh 73 W J31 60 *FDU-Florham 64 L J14 70 *FDU-Florham 58 W N20 53 Misericordia 46 W F4 77 *Lycoming 80 L J16 68 Cabrini 51 W N24 70 Ramapo 67 W F7 64 *Drew 55 W J18 69 *King’s 64 W N28 71 Elizabethtown 73 L F11 66 *Wilkes 68 L J21 62 *DeSales 58 W D1 85 *Moravian 96 L F14 69 *DeSales 76 L J25 61 *Delaware Valley 45 W D5 59 Messiah 70 L F17 56 *King's 82 L J28 51 *Drew 53 L D8 80 Cabrini 61 W F21 100 *Delaware Valley 97 W F1 75 *King’s 77 (ot)L D18 78 Hartwick 64 W F4 77 *FDU-Florham 52 W J5 95 Lancaster Bible 52 W 2004-2005 (20-7/*10-4 Freedom) F8 65 *Wilkes 52 W J6 67 Lycoming 79 L Coach: Carl Danzig F11 82 *Delaware Valley 68 W J11 70 *Susquehanna 78 L Date Royals Opp R F14 82 *Lycoming 79 W J12 69 *Juniata 84 L N19 75 Washington (Md.) 42 W F18 64 *DeSales 56 W J15 72 Albright 70 (ot)W N20 61 Elizabethtown 63 L F22 53 #Lycoming 41 W J18 72 *Goucher 60 W N27 64 Catholic 49 W F25 64 $Wilkes 63 W J19 73 *Catholic 55 W D1 70 *Lycoming 77 L M3 45 ~William Paterson 70 L J26 56 *USMMA 58 L D4 69 *FDU-Florham 67 W J27 57 *Drew 54 W D8 68 Moravian 57 W #Freedom Semifinals (Long Center) F1 84 *Juniata 61 W D11 74 Albright 69(OT)W $Freedom Championship (Long F2 73 *Susquehanna 60 W D19 75 Misericoridia 57 W Center) F9 67 *Drew 49 W

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F10 70 *USMMA 74 L N28 61 vs. Kean 59 W Center) F16 65 *Catholic 50 W N29 61 Rochester 75 L ~NCAA Tournament (Williams College) F17 74 *Goucher 67 W D2 82 PSU-Hazleton 58 W F23 82 *Moravian 60 W D5 79 *Moravian 63 W 2011-2012 (23-8/*11-3 Landmark) F27 79 #Moravian 78 W D12 52 Elizabethtown 63 L Head Coach: Carl Danzig M1 64 $Juniata 57 W D15 57 Montclair St. 61 L Home Court: Long Center M7 53 ~Elms 71 L J2 71 Hunter 80 L Final Ranking: 15th, by D3hoops.com J3 86 Penn Tech 65 W Date Royals Opp R #Landmark Semifinals (Moravian) J8 61 *Drew 56 W N18 92 Maritime 62 W $Landmark Championship (Long J9 59 *USMMA 66 L N19 93 New Paltz 59 W Center) J15 56 *Juniata 63 L N22 71 Misericordia 84 L ~NCAA Tournament (Gettysburg) J16 74 *Susquehanna 85 L N28 82 Ramapo 86(ot) L J22 80 *Catholic 62 W D3 78 *Moravian 74(ot) W 2008-2009 (21-7/*11-3 Landmark) J23 75 *Goucher 64 W D7 57 Kean 47 W Head Coach: Carl Danzig J29 71 *USMMA 60 W D10 59 Elizabethtown 60 L Home Court: Long Center J30 76 *DREW 70 W D17 68 Cabrini 71 L Date Royals Opp R F8 61 *Goucher 54 W D19 64 vs. No. Central (Ill.)62 W N15 90 Hood 59 W F12 87 *Susquehanna 76 W D20 61 vs. Westfield St. 56 W N16 70 Lycoming 59 W F13 74 *Juniata 68 W J2 71 vs. Wilkes 53 W N19 64 Cabrini 81 L F16 63 *Catholic 56 W J3 62 vs. King’s 47 W N22 73 Ramapo 49 W F20 63 *Moravian 62 W J6 91 *Goucher 62 W N25 71 Misericordia 75 L F24 75 #Catholic 70 W J7 80 *Catholic 76(2ot)W D2 70 Messiah 63 W F27 54 $USMMA 68 L J13 65 *Drew 52 W D6 71 *Moravian 78 L J14 67 *Merchant Marines55 W D13 91 Albright 74 W #Landmark Semifinals (Long Center) J20 63 *Susquehanna 77 L D16 83 Elizabethtown 68 W $Landmark Championship (USMMA) J21 59 *Juniata 82 L J3 66 Plattsburgh St. 52 W J27 79 *Catholic 62 W J4 62 Richard Stockton 77 L 2010-2011 (20-6/*11-3 Landmark) J28 58 *Goucher 49 W J9 86 *Susquehanna 77 W Head Coach: Carl Danzig F3 59 *Juniata 53 W J10 69 *Juniata 44 W Home Court: Long Center F4 75 *Susquehanna 71 W J14 70 Penn St.-Hazleton 53 W Date Royals Opp R F10 76 *Merchant Marines71 W J16 63 *Goucher 57 W N19 81 Arcadia 53 W F11 75 *Drew 76 L J17 59 *Catholic 64 L N20 77 Centenary 65 W F18 81 *Moravian 77 W J24 66 *USMMA 64 W N23 66 Misericordia 76 L F22 82 #Moravian 70 W J25 83 *Drew 53 W N28 85 Elizabethtown 88 (ot)L F25 78 $Juniata 70 W J30 74 *Juniata 60 W D4 62 *Moravian 43 W M2 70 +vs. Messiah 67(ot) W J31 74 *Susquehanna 77 L D11 79 Penn St.-Hazelton 54 W M3 69 +vs. Becker (Mass.)41 W F7 77 *Drew 71 W D13 94 Kean 90 W M9 58 ~at Middlebury 55 W F8 81 *USMMA 63 W D15 77 Cabrini 64 W M10 58 ~vs. Cabrini 78 L F14 66 *Catholic 59 W J2 96 Cazenovia 74 W F15 78 *Goucher 66 W J3 73 Eastern 69 W #Landmark Semfinals (Long Center) F21 91 *Moravian 75 W J8 79 *Drew 66 W $Landmark Championship (Long F25 71 #Catholic 64 (ot)W J9 76 *Merchant Marine 68 W Center) F28 80 $Susquehanna 75 (ot)W J14 72 *Juniata 61 W +NCAA Tournament (William Paterson) M6 60 ~Brandeis 74 L J15 81 *Susquehanna 64 W ~NCAA Tournament (Middlebury) J21 78 *Catholic 68 W #Landmark Semifinals (Long Center) J22 70 *Goucher 47 W 2012-2013 (19-7/*10-4 Landmark) $Landmark Championship (Long J28 66 *Merchant Marine 86 L Head Coach: Carl Danzig Center) J29 82 *Drew 90 L Home Court: John Long Center ~NCAA Tournament (Franklin & F4 73 *Goucher 64 W Date Royals Opp R Marshall) F5 79 *Catholic 64 W N16 63 Oneonta St. 55 W F11 86 *Susquehanna 77 W N17 81 Baruch 69 W 2009-2010 (18-9/*11-3 Landmark) F12 69 *Juniata 86 L N20 60 Misericordia 57 W Head Coach: Carl Danzig F19 77 *Moravian 74 W N27 74 Cabrini 73 W (ot) Home Court: Long Center F23 74 #Merchant Marine71(ot) W D1 78 *Susquehanna 63 W Date Royals Opp R F26 82 $Catholic 71 W D6 64 Mt. St. Mary 57 W N17 73 Kean 64 W M4 73 ~Becker 80 L D9 54 *Merchant Marine 67 L N21 96 Bard 48 W D15 93 Keystone 94 L (ot) N22 77 John Carroll 96 L #Landmark Semifinals (Long Center) D17 57 St. Joseph (LI) 69 L N24 67 Misericordia 50 W $Landmark Championship (Long D18 79 Gwynedd-Mercy 64 W

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J2 81 vs. King's 66 W J3 71 Wilkes 68 W J5 62 *Juniata 54 W J9 84 *Merchant Marine 78 W J12 78 *Goucher 41 W J16 69 *Drew 72 L J19 48 *Catholic 58 L J23 80 *Moravian 65 W J26 81 *Juniata 60 W J29 54 Ithaca 51 W F2 76 *Susquehanna 85 L(OT) F6 77 *Drew 68 W(OT) F9 82 *Catholic 74 W F13 71 *Moravian 66 W F16 61 *Goucher 58 W F19 74 #Juniata 84 L(2OT)

#Landmark Semifinals (Long Center)

2013-2014 (24-4/*12-2 Landmark) Head Coach: Carl Danzig Home Court: John Long Center 1976 NCAA Champions Final Ranking: Others receiving votes 1st row (l-r): John Williams, Ed Buley, Jeff Hubert, Ed Ehret, Andy Holup, Billy Canny (13), by D3hoops.com 2nd row (l-r): Head Coach Bob Bessoir, Irv Johnson, Joe Conley, Phil Johnson, Jack Maher, John DeRichie, Paul Miernicki, Date Royals Opp R Assistant Coach Mike Strong N15 95 Immaculata 79 W N16 78 Randolph-Macon 76 W N19 69 Misericordia 54 W N26 79 at Cabrini 98 L N30 77 Mt. St. Mary-NY 64 W D7 82 *at Susquehanna 68 W D14 83 USMMA 86 L (ot) D16 80 Rosemont 66 W D17 79 Muhlenberg 73 W D31 94 ^vs. Keystone 77 W J3 87 King's 83 W J4 83 Wilkes 68 W J11 79 *Juniata 80 L (ot) J14 67 Ithaca 51 W J18 90 *at Goucher 76 W J22 82 *at Drew 72 W J25 92 *Catholic 82 W J29 73 *at Moravian 65 W F1 63 *at Juniata 54 W F5 75 *at USMMA 63 W F8 77 *Susquehanna 73 W F12 67 *Drew 63 W F15 80 *at Catholic 71 W F19 67 *Moravian 51 W F22 93 *Goucher 76 W F26 82 #USMMA 64 W M1 71 $Susquehanna 56 W M7 81 ~vs. Hobart 94 L 1983 NCAA Champions 1st row (l-r): Bill Maile, Floyd Wood, Mark Hutchinson, Tom Kosin, Todd Bailey, ^Lackawanna Student Union Dan Polacheck (Scranton, Pa.) 2nd row (l-r): Mickey Banas, Bill Bessoir, Rich Para, Jeff Jones, Steve Joseph #Landmark Semifinals 3rd row (l-r): Paul LeClair (Mascot), Mark Testa (Manager), Sheila Scanlon (Statistician) $Landmark Championship Caroline Bennett (Statistician), Ken Buntz (Sports Info. Director) ~NCAA Tournament (SUNY Brockport) Joe Burger (Manager), Asst. Coach Oriey Glenn, Asst. Coach Bob Walsh Bold: Home Games Head Coach Bob Bessoir

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Opponent First Met Last Met W-L Pct. Opponent First Met Last Met W-L Pct. Akron 1939-40 1939-40 1-0 1.000 Dayton 1939-40 1939-40 1-0 1.000 Albany State 1970-71 1989-90 1-2 .333 Delaware Valley 1966-67 2006-2007 61-8 .884 Albright 1930-31 2008-09 44-31 .587 Denison 2006-07 2006-07 1-0 1.000 Alfred 1928-29 1928-29 1-0 1.000 DeSales 2000-01 2006-2007 7-8 .467 Allegheny 1986-87 1990-91 2-0 1.000 Detroit 1940-41 1946-47 1-2 .333 Alvernia 1996-97 2007-08 2-1 .667 Dickinson 1979-80 1991-92 11-1 .917 American 1947-48 1953-54 0-3 .000 District of Columbia 1979-80 1979-80 0-1 .000 Amherst 1975-76 1975-76 1-0 1.000 *Drew 1976-77 F6, 2013 50-11 .819 Arcadia N19, 2010 N19, 2010 1-0 1.000 Drexel 1965-66 1970-71 4-2 .667 Army 1971-72 1976-77 1-5 .167 Dunmore HS 1921-22 1921-22 2-0 1.000 Arnold 1950-51 1952-53 2-1 .667 East Stroudsburg 1928-29 1988-89# 32-15 .681 Ashland 1939-40 1939-40 1-0 1.000 Eastern 1996-97 J3, 2011 2-0 1.000 Atlantic City NAC 1944-45 1944-45 0-1 .000 *Elizabethtown 1956-57 D10, 2011 44-20 .688 Augustana 1975-76 1975-76 1-0 1.000 Elms (Mass.) 2007-08 2007-08 0-1 .000 Baltimore 1931-32 1931-32 1-0 1.000 Endicott HS 1916-17 1916-17 1-0 1.000 Baptist Bible 1973-74 1996-97 3-1 .750 Exchange Club 1931-32 1931-32 1-0 1.000 Bard 2009-10 2009-10 1-0 1.000 Farmingdale (SUNY) 2000-01 2000-01 1-0 1.000 Baruch N17, 2012 N17, 2012 1-0 1.000 FDU-Florham 1978-79 2006-07 44-16 .733 Becker (Mass.) M4, 2011 M3, 2012 1-1 .500 Florida 1939-40 1939-40 1-1 .500 Binghamtom 1976-77 2000-01 7-3 .700 Fordham 1928-29 1928-29 0-1 .000 Bloomsburg 1927-28 1995-96 10-7 .588 Forest City HS 1916-17 1916-17 1-1 .500 Bradley Tech 1942-43 1942-43 1-0 1.000 Fort Monmouth 1941-42 1941-42 0-1 .000 Brandeis 2008-09 2008-09 0-1 .001 Gallaudet 1988-89 2002-03 2-0 1.000 Bridgeport 1984-85 1984-85 0-1 .000 Gannon 1974-75 1975-76 1-1 .500 Brooklyn 1941-42 1942-43# 0-1 .000 Geneva 1930-31 1942-43 9-4 .692 Brooklyn Law 1926-27 1926-27 1-0 1.000 Georgetown 1939-40 1959-60 3-6 .333 Brooklyn Poly 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 1.000 Georgia Tech 1929-30 1933-34 2-0 1.000 Bucknell 1927-28 1998-99 9-9 .500 Gettysburg 1948-49 2003-04 3-4 .429 Buffalo 1962-63 1962-63 0-1 .000 Gonzaga 1958-59 1958-59 1-0 1.000 Buffalo State 1989-90 2002-03 3-1 .750 *Goucher 2007-08 F22, 2014 14-0 1.000 Business 1921-22 1921-22 2-0 1.000 Grove City 1930-31 1975-76 2-0 1.000 Cabrini 1986-87 N26. 2013 9-5 .642 Gwynedd-Mercy D18, 2012 D18, 2012 1-0 1.000 Canisius 1926-27 1980-81 15-31 .326 Hamilton 1982-83 1984-85 1-2 .333 Carbondale HS 1916-17 1921-22 3-1 .750 Hamline 1976-77 1976-77 1-0 1.000 Case Western 1988-89 2002-03 2-0 1.000 Harpur 1951-52 1952-53 2-0 1.000 *Catholic 1934-35 F15, 2014 36-17 .679 Hartwick 1949-50 2007-08 8-4 .667 Catholic Club 1921-22 1921-22 1-0 1.000 Heidelberg 1996-97 1996-97 0-1 .000 Cazenovia J2, 2011 J2, 2011 1-0 1.000 Hobart M7, 2014 M7, 2014 0-1 .000 CCNY 1932-33 1972-73 0-7 .000 Hofstra 1952-53 1969-70 3-11 .214 Centenary (NJ) N20, 2010 N20, 2010 1-0 1.000 Hood 2008-09 2008-09 1-0 1.000 Central Connecticut 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 .000 Howard 1950-51 1950-51 1-0 1.000 Central HS 1921-22 1921-22 2-0 1.000 Hunter 1992-93 2009-10 2-1 .667 Chaminade 1988-89 1988-89 0-1 .000 Illinois Wesleyan 1936-37 1937-38 1-1 .500 Chestnut Hill 2005-2006 2005-06 0-1 .000 Immaculata N15, 2013 N15, 2013 1-0 1.000 Christopher Newport 1997-98 1997-98 0-1 .000 Indiana-PA 1977-78 1977-78 1-0 1.000 Clarion State 1975-76 1975-76 0-1 .000 Iona 1970-71 1973-74 2-2 .500 Clark 1987-88 2003-04 1-1 .500 Ithaca 1929-30 J14, 2014 8-2 .800 Clarkson 1998-99 2006-07 3-0 1.000 John Carroll 1988-89 2009-10 0-2 .000 Coast Guard 1928-29 1930-31 3-1 .750 John Jay 1979-80 1982-83 2-0 1.000 Colby 1971-72 1971-72 1-0 1.000 John Marshall 1932-33 1934-35 5-0 1.000 Colgate 1968-69 1975-76 1-1 .500 Johns Hopkins 1991-92 1991-92 1-0 1.000 Concordia 1984-85 1984-85 1-0 1.000 *Juniata 1959-60 F1, 2014 38-13 .745 Connecticut College 2001-02 2001-02 1-0 1.000 Kean 1981-82 D7, 2012 7-2 .778 Connecticut STC 1947-48 1947-48 1-0 1.000 Keystone 1916-17 1925-26 4-1 .800 Cooper Union 1927-28 1927-28 1-0 1.000 Keystone College D15, 2012 D31, 2013 1-1 .500 Cornell 1951-52 1971-72 0-3 .000 King's 1948-49 J3, 2014 79-44 .642 Cornell Midshipmen 1944-45 1944-45 1-0 1.000 Kutztown 1944-45 1978-79 4-0 1.000 Creighton 1937-38 1953-54 1-2 .333 La Salle 1931-32 1928-39 6-5 .545 Crescent AC 1937-38 1937-38 1-0 1.000 Lafayette 1946-47 2001-02 2-19 .095 Curry (Mass.) 2005-06 2005-06 1-0 1.000 Lancaster Bible 2007-08 2007-08 1-0 1.000 Darthmouth 1928-29 1928-29 1-0 1.000 Larksville HS 1916-17 1916-17 1-1 .500 Davis & Elkins 1930-31 1935-36 3-0 1.000 Le Jeune Marines 1951-52 1951-52 1-0 1.000 *NCAA CHAMPIONS (1976, 1983) *25 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES *5 LANDMARK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 73 ROOYALYAL BAASKETBALLSKETBALL 22014-2015014-2015 RRoyalsoyals vvs.s. AAllll OOpponentspponents

Opponent First Met Last Met W-L Pct. Opponent First Met Last Met W-L Pct. Lebanon Valley 1946-47 2003-04# 12-15 .444 Pittsburgh-Greensburg2003-04 2003-04 1-0 1.000 Lehigh 1939-40 1976-77 12-2 .857 Pittston HS 1921-22 1921-22 1-0 1.000 Lehman 1980-81 1980-81 1-0 1.000 Plattsburgh St. 2008-09 2008-09 1-0 1.000 LeMoyne 1949-50 1987-88 14-26 .350 Pratt Institute 2006-07 2006-07 1-0 1.000 Lock Haven 1948-49 1981-82 3-2 .600 Point Park 1995-96 1995-96 0-1 .000 Long Island 1932-33 1938-39 1-5 .167 Potsdam (SUNY) 1982-83 1993-94 5-1 .833 Loyola-Chicago 1940-41 1940-41 1-0 1.000 Princeton Midshipmen1944-45 1944-45 1-0 1.000 Loyola-Md. 1947-48 1976-77 3-10 .231 Providence 1928-29 1963-64 2-4 .333 Lycoming 1955-56 2008-09 53-26 .671 Puerto Rico-Mayguez 2004-05 2004-05 1-0 1.000 Manhattan 1926-27 1950-51 4-7 .364 Quantico Marines 1950-51 1851-52 1-1 .500 Manhattan Co. Guard1942-43 1946-47# 1-0 1.000 Ramapo 2007-08 N28, 2011 2-1 .667 Manhattanville 1990-91 2006-07 2-0 1.000 Randolph Macon N16, 2013 N16, 2013 1-0 1.000 Manlius 1926-27 1926-27 1-0 1.000 Renssalear 1971-72 1971-72 0-1 .000 Mansfield 1926-27 1979-80 5-5 .500 Rhode Island (Co) 1982-83 1982-83 1-0 1.000 Maritime N19, 2011 N19, 2011 1-0 1.000 Rhode Island (U) 1979-80 1979-80 0-1 .000 Marshall 1936-37 1944-45 2-3 .400 Richard Stockton 2003-04 2008-09 0-2 .000 Maryland State 1952-53 1952-53 1-0 1.000 Rider 1930-31 1983-84 5-6 .455 Marywood 1995-96 2003-04 6-1 .857 RIT 1970-71 1970-71 1-0 1.000 Mass. Co of LA 2000-01 2000-01 1-0 1.000 Roanoke 1935-36 1982-83 2-0 1.000 McDaniel (West. Md.)1927-28 1933-34 2-0 1.000 Rochester 1990-91 2009-10 0-3 .000 *Merchant Marine 1952-53 F26, 2014 13-8 .600 Rosemont D16, 2013 D16, 2013 1-0 1.000 Mercyhurst 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 .000 Rowan (Glassboro St.)1987-88 1992-93 1-1 .500 Messiah 1984-85 M2, 2012 11-1 .917 Rutgers 1972-73 1987-88 1-2 .333 Mexico 1940-41 1940-41 1-0 1.000 Salem State 1993-94 2001-02 0-2 .000 Middlebury M9, 2012 M9, 2012 1-0 1.000 Sampson AF Base 1951-52 1951-52 0-1 .000 Millersville 1939-40 1941-42 3-0 1.000 Sampson NTS 1944-45 1944-45 0-2 .000 Misericordia 1980-81 N19, 2013 16-5 .750 Schuykill 1927-28 1927-28 2-0 1.000 Mississippi State 1937-38 1937-38 1-0 1.000 Seton Hall 1927-28 1972-73 9-40 .184 Montclair State 1983-84 2009-10 0-2 .000 Shepherd 1975-76 1975-76 1-0 1.000 Moosic HS 1916-17 1916-17 1-0 1.000 Siena 1939-40 1975-76 3-8 .273 *Moravian 1929-30 F19, 2014 62-27 .696 Slippery Rock 1977-78 1983-84 1-1 .500 Morris Harvey 1932-33 1941-42 3-0 1.000 South Jersey Law 1931-32 1931-32 1-0 1.000 Mt Saint Mary (NY) M2, 2000 N30, 2013 3-0 1.000 Southampton 1978-79 1978-79 0-1 .000 Mt Saint Mary's (Md.) 1928-29 1982-83 9-7 .563 Spring Garden 1974-75 1974-75 0-1 .000 Muhlenburg 1932-33 D17, 2013 13-12 .520 Springfield (Mass.) 1929-30 2001-02 2-1 .667 Muskingum 1982-83 1982-83 0-1 .000 St. Anselm's 1976-77 1976-77 1-0 1.000 Nanticoke HS 1921-22 1921-22 1-0 1.000 St. Bonaventure 1925-26 1977-78 15-15 .500 Nebraska 1936-37 1936-37 0-1 .000 St. Francis-NY 1949-50 1976-77 4-4 .500 New Cumberland 1942-43 1942-43 1-0 1.000 St. Francis-Pa. 1925-26 1946-47 5-1 .833 New Hamshire 1976-77 1976-77 1-0 1.000 St. John Fisher 1987-88 1990-91 2-0 1.000 New Jersey (TCNJ) 1925-26 2006-07 2-1 .667 St. John's 1927-28 1928-29 1-3 .250 New Jersey City 1993-94 2005-06 2-1 .667 St. John's HS 1921-22 1921-22 1-0 1.000 New Paltz N19, 2011 N19, 2011 1-0 1.000 St. Joseph's (LI) D17, 2012 D17, 2012 0-1 .000 New York AC 1944-45 1965-66 1-3 .250 St. Joseph's (Pa.) 1926-27 1981-82 2-3 .400 Newark AC 1935-36 1935-36 1-0 1.000 St. Mary's HS 1916-17 1916-17 1-0 1.000 Newark Normal TC 1925-26 1925-26 1-0 1.000 St. Mary's-MN 1951-52 1951-52 1-0 1.000 Niagara 1942-43 1963-64 1-17 .056 St. Peter's 1933-34 1955-56 7-5 .583 North Central (Ill.) D19, 2011 D19, 2011 1-0 1.000 St. Vincent 1940-41 1940-41 1-0 1.000 Nyack 1996-97 1997-98 1-1 .500 Staten Island 1989-90 1991-92 2-0 1.000 Oglethorpe 1935-36 1935-36 1-0 1.000 Stony Brook 1994-95 1995-96 2-0 1.000 Ohio 1938-39 1939-40 0-2 .000 *Susquehanna 1925-26 F2, 2013 58-24 .707 Ohio Wesleyan 1987-88 1987-88 0-1 .000 Tech HS 1916-17 1921-22 2-1 .667 Oswego 1976-77 1976-77 1-0 1.000 Temple 1931-32 1978-79 1-11 .083 Oneonta St. N16, 2012 N16, 2012 1-0 1.000 Tulane 1941-42 1941-42 0-1 .000 Otterbein 1996-97 1996-97 0-1 .000 Union 1999-00 1999-00 1-0 1.000 Penn Co. of Tech. 2009-10 2009-10 1-0 1.000 Upsala 1952-53 1994-95 28-9 .757 Penn St.-Hazleton 2008-09 D11, 2011 3-0 1.000 Ursinus 1979-80 2002-03 9-3 .750 Pennsylvania 1950-51 1950-51 0-1 .000 Villanova 1926-27 1965-66 4-17 .190 Pennsylvania AC 1934-35 1939-40 2-4 .333 Wagner 1952-53 1974-75 12-11 .522 Pennsylvania State 1934-35 1934-35 1-0 1.000 Walsh 1977-78 2007-08 2-0 1.000 Philadelphia Textile 1967-68 1988-89 3-17 .150 Wash. & Jefferson 1984-85 1984-85 1-0 1.000 Pittsburgh-Bradford 2001-02 2001-02 0-1 .000 Washington (Md.) 1985-86 2004-05 3-1 .750

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Opponent First Met Last Met W-L Pct. West Chester 1925-26 1983-84 3-1 .750 Westfield St. D20, 2011 D20, 2011 1-0 1.000 Westminster 1932-33 1995-96 3-1 .750 Wheaton 1933-34 1934-35 2-0 1.000 Wilkes 1948-49 J4, 2014 76-35 .685 Wilkes-Barre HS 1921-22 1921-22 1-0 1.000 William Paterson 1976-77 2005-06 1-3 .250 Wittenberg 1937-38 1982-83 4-3 .571 Wooster 1993-94 2002-03 0-3 .000 Wyoming 1938-39 1938-39 1-0 1.000 Wyoming HS 1916-17 1916-17 0-1 .000 Wyoming Seminary 1925-26 1925-26 0-1 .000 Yeshiva 1956-57 1965-66 7-2 .778 York-NY 1978-79 1978-79 1-0 1.000 York-PA 1976-77 1983-84 2-0 1.000 Youngstown 1935-36 1935-36 1-0 1.000

#Missing Scores *Landmark Conference Opponent

The 1977 team advanced to the Final Four of the NCAA Division III championships and fi nished third overall.

The 1988 team advanced to the championship game of the NCAA tournament.

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Year Rec. Pct. Coach 1978-79 11-16 .407 8-5 .615 Bob Bessoir 1916-17 7-8 .467 Bill Moore 1979-80 *18-11 .621 10-3 .769 Bob Bessoir 1917-18 7-9 .438 Bill Moore 1980-81 *18-11 .621 10-3 .769 Bob Bessoir 1918-19 13-3 .813 Bill Moore 1981-82 *23-6 .793 12-1 .923 Bob Bessoir 1919-20 11-4 .733 Bill Moore 1982-83 #*29-3 .906 13-0 1.000 Bob Bessoir 1920-21 9-6 .600 Bill Moore 1983-84 *23-6 .793 12-1 .923 Bob Bessoir 1921-22 18-0 1.000 Bill Moore 1984-85 *18-11 .621 10-6 .625 Bob Bessoir 1922-23 21-0 1.000 Bill Moore 1985-86 20-9 .690 14-2 .875 Bob Bessoir 1923-24 12-0 1.000 Bill Moore 1986-87 *22-7 .759 12-4 .750 Bob Bessoir 1924-25 7-5 .583 Bill Moore 1987-88 *29-3 .906 15-1 .938 Bob Bessoir 1925-26 9-2 .818 Bill Moore 1988-89 16-11 .593 11-5 .688 Bob Bessoir 1926-27 9-1 .900 Jack Harding 1989-90 16-9 .640 11-5 .688 Bob Bessoir 1927-28 11-3 .786 Jack Harding 1990-91 *23-6 .793 13-3 .813 Bob Bessoir 1928-29 9-7 .563 Jack Harding 1991-92 25-3 .893 9-1 .900 Bob Bessoir 1929-30 12-7 .632 Jack Harding 1992-93 *27-2 .931 10-0 1.000 Bob Bessoir 1930-31 12-6 .667 Jack Harding 1993-94 14-10 .583 8-6 .571 Bob Bessoir 1931-32 14-2 .875 Jack Harding 1994-95 18-8 .692 9-5 .643 Bob Bessoir 1932-33 11-7 .611 Jack Harding 1995-96 10-15 .400 6-6 .500 Bob Bessoir 1933-34 11-4 .733 Jack Harding 1996-97 12-13 .480 6-6 .500 Bob Bessoir 1934-35 9-5 .643 Jack Harding 1997-98 18-11 .621 9-5 .643 Bob Bessoir 1935-36 13-5 .722 Jack Harding 1998-99 19-7 .731 10-4 .714 Bob Bessoir 1936-37 8-9 .471 Jack Harding 1999-00 @18-11 .621 10-4 .714 Bob Bessoir 1937-38 12-9 .571 James Freeman 2000-01 15-11 .577 9-5 .643 Bob Bessoir 1938-39 9-10 .474 Ed Coleman 2001-02 12-13 .480 9-5 .643 Carl Danzig 1939-40 16-7 .696 Ed Coleman 2002-03 @24-6 .800 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig 1940-41 11-9 .550 Ed Coleman 2003-04 5-20 .200 3-11 .214 Carl Danzig 1941-42 9-16 .360 Ed Coleman/ 2004-05 20-7 .741 10-4 .714 Carl Danzig Joseph Zinder 2005-06 @21-7 .750 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig 1942-43 6-12 .360 Robert Jones 2006-07 19-7 .731 10-4 .714 Carl Danzig 1943-44 World War II (Play supended) 2007-08 !19-9 .679 9-5 .643 Carl Danzig 1944-45 12-8 .600 Pete Carlesimo 2008-09 !21-7 .740 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig 1945-46 6-14 .300 Pete Carlesimo 2009-10 18-9 .667 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig 1946-47 10-18 .357 Les Dickman/ 2010-11 !20-6 .769 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig James Freeman 2011-12 !23-8 .762 11-3 .786 Carl Danzig 1947-48 7-20 .259 James Freeman 2012-13 19-7 .731 10-4 .714 Carl Danzig 1948-49 9-16 .360 James Freeman 2013-14 !24-4 .857 12-2 .857 Carl Danzig 1949-50 10-17 .370 Doug Holcomb 1950-51 11-19 .367 Doug Holcomb #NCAA Division III Champions 1951-52 14-13 .519 Pete Carlesimo *Middle Atlantic Conference Northern Division Champions 1952-53 11-14 .440 Pete Carlesimo @Freedom Conference Champions 1953-54 8-14 .364 Pete Carlesimo !Landmark Conference Champions 1954-55 9-15 .375 Pete Carlesimo 1955-56 9-13 .409 Ray Welsh University of Scranton Coaching Records 1956-57 9-14 .391 Fiore Cesare Name Years Rec. Pct. 1957-58 17-8 .680 Fiore Cesare Bill Moore 1916-1926 114-37 .754 1958-59 16-6 .727 Fiore Cesare Jack Harding 1926-1937 119-56 .680 1959-60 6-19 .240 Fiore Cesare Ed Coleman 1938-1942 45-51 .469 1960-61 5-18 .217 Fiore Cesare *Robert Zinder 1941-1942 9-16 .360 1961-62 12-12 .500 Fiore Cesare Robert Jones 1942-1943 6-12 .333 1962-63 11-15 .431 Fiore Cesare Les Dickman 1946-1947 1-6 .143 1963-64 12-14 .462 J. Koniszewski #James Freeman 1946-1949 28-45 .384 1964-65 9-15 .375 Nat Volpe Doug Holcomb 1949-1951 21-36 .368 Conf. Pct. Coach Pete Carlesimo 1951-1955 60-78 .435 1965-66 10-13 .435 8-6 .571 Nat Volpe Ray Welsh 1955-1956 9-13 .409 1966-67 17-6 .739 14-1 .933 Nat Volpe Fiore Cesare 1956-1963 76-92 .452 1967-68 12-10 .545 8-6 .571 Nat Volpe Jack Koniszewski 1963-1964 12-14 .462 1968-69 *20-5 .800 11-3 .789 Nat Volpe Nat Volpe 1964-1972 98-80 .551 1969-70 15-8 .652 Nat Volpe ^Dave Ocorr 1971-1972 11-2 .846 1970-71 13-12 .520 6-5 .545 Nat Volpe Bob Bessoir 1972-2001 554-263 .678 1971-72 13-13 .500 8-2 .800 N. Volpe/D. Ocorr Carl Danzig 2001-2014 245-110 .690 1972-73 10-17 .376 7-3 .700 Bob Bessoir Totals 1916-2014 1408-911 .607 1973-74 9-17 .346 3-7 .300 Bob Bessoir 1974-75 *20-9 .690 9-1 .900 Bob Bessoir *Split head coaching duties with Ed Coleman (1941-1942) 1975-76 #*27-5 .844 9-1 .900 Bob Bessoir #Split head coaching duties with Les Dickman (1946-1947) 1976-77 24-8 .750 8-2 .800 Bob Bessoir ^Coached the final 13 games of the 1971-1972 season 1977-78 *22-7 .759 13-3 .812 Bob Bessoir Year Rec. Pct. Conf. Pct. Coach

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100-Point Games (49-3) Largest Margin of Victory Year Date Scranton Opp Result 58 Scranton 104, Pratt Institute 46 Jan. 6, 2007 1951 Feb. 7 110 Moravian 95 W 58 Scranton 86, Wilkes 28 Dec. 14, 1949 1956 Jan. 27 102 Wilkes 70 W 56 Scranton 108, Wilkes 52 Dec. 9, 1963 1956 Feb. 4 105 Albright 86 W 56 Scranton 121, Susquehanna 65 Feb. 5, 1964 1958 Jan. 18 108 King's 99 W 49 Scranton 123, Elizabethtown 74 Feb. 14, 1983 1958 100 Upsala 75 W 48 Scranton 96, Bard 48 Nov. 21, 2009 1958 Dec. 20 104 Lafayette 71 W 45 Scranton 84, Albright 39 Dec. 5, 1987 1959 Feb. 21 109 King's 96 W 1961 Dec. 19 101 Lycoming 88 W Largest Margin of Defeat 1962 Jan. 13 103 Upsala 61 W 46 LaSalle 82, Scranton 36 Dec. 15, 1946 1962 Jan. 26 100 Seton Hall 120 L 40 Long Island 62, Scranton 22 Dec. 7, 1934 1963 Jan. 12 103 Upsala 65 W 40 Temple 84, Scranton 44 Dec. 5, 1978 1963 Feb. 4 103 Wilkes 75 W 39 Villanova 79, Scranton 40 Dec. 10, 1947 1963 Feb. 14 103 Wagner 104 L 1963 Feb. 27 113 Lycoming 100 W 1963 Dec. 9 108 Wilkes 52 W 1964 Jan. 15 107 Lycoming 66 W 1964 Jan. 18 117 King's 112 W 1964 Feb. 5 121 Susquehanna 65 W 1964 Feb. 19 100 Moravian 86 W 1964 Mar. 4 112 East Stroudsburg 92 W 1966 Jan. 5 109 Upsala 98 W 1966 Feb. 14 100 Muhlenberg 79 W 1966 Dec. 17 111 Delaware Valley 80 W 1967 Jan. 4 103 Susquehanna 84 W 1967 Jan. 11 103 Lycoming 90 W 1967 Feb. 4 104 Muhlenberg 82 W 1967 Feb. 22 101 Wagner 86 W 1970 Jan. 28 102 Moravian 66 W 1971 Feb. 24 105 Susquehanna 95 W 1972 Jan. 28 104 Juniata 87 W 1973 Mar. 2 100 Lycoming 88 W 1974 Dec. 20 118 Spring Garden 88 W 1976 Dec. 9 102 Lycoming 86 W This year's senior class of Michael 1980 Jan. 23 105 Delaware Valley 83 W Fee (above), Ross Danzig, and Justin 1980 Dec. 9 104 Misericordia 70 W Klingman has led the Royals to two 1981 Jan. 28 100 Delaware Valley 57 W Landmark Conference titles and two 1982 Jan. 27 108 Delaware Valley 69 W NCAA tournament appearances. 1982 Jan. 30 107 King's 80 W 1982 Feb. 1 110 Catholic 79 W 1983 Feb. 14 123 Elizabethtown 74 W 1983 Feb. 16 103 FDU-Madison 72 W 1983 Feb. 21 109 East Stroudsburg 77 W 1991 Jan. 14 105 Lycoming 60 W 1992 Jan. 27 103 Drew 57 W 1993 Jan. 18 100 Lycoming 68 W 1993 Jan. 20 102 Delaware Valley 65 W 1993 Feb. 13 104 Delaware Valley 56 W 1995 Feb. 11 110 Upsala 83 W 1996 Nov. 26 101 Binghamton 77 W 2001 Nov. 17 103 Springfield 104 L 2004 Feb. 21 100 Delaware Valley 97 W 2007 Jan. 6 104 Pratt Institute 46 W

Marcus Thomas played a key role off the bench in last year's run to the Landmark title.

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A large contingent of students attend a parade in downtown Scranton to celebrate the Royals' fi rst national championship in any sport, in 1976.

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The John ‘Les’ Dickman Mike Johnson 1986 Award has been presented Bob DiGenova 1987] annually since 1954. It was Eric Jacobs 1987] first awarded to the out- J.P. Andrejko 1988 standing player and later Tom Downey 1989 changed to the outstand- Gerard Genco 1990 ing senior member of the Bob Dombroski 1991] Royals. In 2002, the award Chris Haray 1991] reverted back to its original Drew Morano 1992] designation. Les Dickman Mark Beneski 1992] (above) was a native of Jason Hoppy 1993] Scranton whose life was Matt Cusano 1993] tragically cut short in an Jay Fairlamb 1994 industrial accident. He was Pat Beacham 1995 a two-sport standout at Pat McCormick 1996 the university. Below is the Charles Nanick 1997 all-time list of Les Dickman Pat McDonough 1998 Award recipients: T.J. McNulty 1998 Jason Fisher 1999 Robert Bessoir 1954 Henry Condron 2000 Joseph Fitt 1955 Al Callejas 2001] Jerry Curtis 1956 Kevin Courtney 2001] Tom Keefe 1957 Derek Elphick 2002] Ed Kazakavich 1958 Dan Loftus 2002] Robert Meckwood 1959 Derek Elphick 2003] Joe Stachnik 1960 Dan Loftus 2003] Tim Foley 1961 Brian O’Donnell 2004 Bill Witaconis 1962 Brian O’Donnell 2005 George Clum 1963 Randy Arnold 2006 Bud Cooper 1964 Darren Cannon 2007 Jim Dooley 1965 Tom Bicknell 2008 Tom Yucka 1966 Ryan FitzPatrick 2009 Rhett Jenkins 1967 Zach Ashworth 2010] Charles Witaconis 1968] Eli Londo 2010] Bob McGrath 1968] Zach Ashworth 2011 Ed Mroz 1969 Luke Hawk 2012 Bob Steinberg 1970 Ross Danzig 2013 Eugene Mumford 1971 Ross Danzig 2014] Doug Kohler 1972 Tommy Morgan 2014] Bob Morcom 1973 Jo-Jo Cantafio 1974 ] - co-recipient Jay Freid 1975 Bold: on 2014-2015 roster Jack Maher 1976 John De Richie 1977 Paul Miernicki 1978] Phil Johnson 1978] Doug Sherman 1979 Pat Cusick 1980] Irv Johnson 1980] Tom Mineo 1981 Bryant Thornwell 1982 Mark Hutchinson 1983 Mickey Banas 1984] Jeff Jones 1984] Bill Bessoir 1985

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Ed Kazakavich Bill Witaconis Gene Mumford Irv Johnson Bill Bessoir 1959 1963 1970, 1971 1977, 1978, 1980 1983, 1984, 1985

J.P. Andrejko Matt Cusano Jason Hoppy Zach Ashworth 1987, 1988 1993 1993 2011

National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Middle Atlantic Region Selections

Year Name 1998 Jason Fischer (2nd team) 1969 Gene Mumford (1st team) 1999 Jason Fischer (1st team) 1971 Gene Mumford (1st team) 2003 Derek Elphick (1st team) 1975 Jack Maher (3rd team) 2005 Brian O’Donnell (2nd team) 1977 Irv Johnson (1st team) 2006 Randy Arnold (2nd team) 1978 Irv Johnson (1st team) 2009 Zach Ashworth (2nd team) Paul Miernicki (3rd team) 2010 Zach Ashworth (1st team) Bob Bessoir 1980 Irv Johnson (1st team) 2011 Zach Ashworth (1st team) 1981 Bryant Thornwell (2nd team) 2012 Luke Hawk (2nd team) Tom Mineo (2nd team) 2014 Ross Danzig (1st team) National Association of 1982 Tom Kosin (1st team) Basketball Coaches (NABC) Mickey Banas (2nd team) D3hoops.com All-Mid-Atlantic Coaching Awards 1983 Bill Bessoir (1st team) Regional Selections Jeff Jones (2nd team) 2003 Derek Elphick (1st team) Coach of the Year Mickey Banas (2nd team) 2005 Brian O'Donnell (2nd team) 1983 Bob Bessoir 1984 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 2008 Tom Bicknell (3rd team) Mickey Banas (1st team) 2010 Zach Ashworth (2nd team) Middle Atlantic/ Jeff Jones (1st team) Eli Londo (3rd team) District 2 Coach of the Year 1985 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 2011 Zach Ashworth (1st team) 1983 Bob Bessoir 1986 JP Andrejko (2nd team) 2012 Travis Farrell (2nd team) 1988 Bob Bessoir 1987 JP Andrejko (2nd team) 2013 Ross Danzig (3rd team) 1992 Bob Bessoir 1988 JP Andrejko (1st team) 2014 Ross Danzig (1st team) 1993 Bob Bessoir Art Trippett (2nd team) 1991 Mark Beneski (2nd team) Bold - on 2014-2015 roster 1992 Mark Beneski (1st team) Jason Hoppy (2nd team) 1993 Matt Cusano (1st team) Jason Hoppy (1st team)

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Basketball Times Coach of the Year 1985 Bill Bessoir 1992 Bob Bessoir (Division III) 1986 JP Andrejko 1987 JP Andrejko Basketball Times Player of the Year 1998 Jason Fisher (2nd team) 1985 Bill Bessoir 1999 Jason Fisher 2001 Derek Elphick (honorable mention) Basketball Times All-American 2003 Derek Elphick (1st team) 1985 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 2005 Brian O'Donnell (2nd team)

Basketball Weekly All-American Division III Team of the Year 1977 Irv Johnson (2nd team) 1976 1977 1983 1988 1982 Tom Kosin (3rd team) 1983 Bill Bessoir (1st team) @Middle Eastern College Athletic Association (MECAA) 1984 Bill Bessoir (1st team) Coach of the Year 1985 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 1976 Bob Bessoir 1992 Jason Hoppy @Middle Eastern College Athletic Association (MECAA) Eastern Basketball Magazine Player of the Year All-Star Selections 1983 Bill Bessoir 1976 Jack Maher (1st team) 1985 Bill Bessoir Phil Johnson (2nd team)

Eastern Basketball Magazine Coach of the Year NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (MOP) 1983 Bob Bessoir 1976 Jack Maher 1983 Bill Bessoir Eastern Basketball Magazine All-Star Team Selections 1983 Bill Bessoir (1st team) NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team Mickey Banas 1976 Jack Maher 1984 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 1977 Paul Miernicki 1985 Bill Bessoir (1st team) 1983 Bill Bessoir Mickey Banas #Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Awards 1988 JP Andrejko

All-East Coast College Division Squad #The University of Scranton is no longer affi liated with 1966 Everett Jenkins the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)

All Region @The University of Scranton was a member of the 1982 Mickey Banas Middle Eastern College Athletic Association (MECAA) 1990 Mark Beneski from 1973 through 1976. The league's original mem- 1991 Mark Beneski bers were Iona College, King's College, LeMoyne 1992 Jason Hoppy College, Siena College, St. Francis (NY), and Scranton. Gannon took Iona's place the following year, in 1974. Division III All-Star Team Scranton won the MECAA title with a 4-1 record in 1976 Jack Maher (1st team) 1976. This conference no longer exists. 1977 Irv Johnson Editor's Note: This is an ongoing process. We apolo- Rookie of the Year gize in advance if someone's name has been omit- 1994 Charles Nanick ted. Those listed above are what we have been able to document through media guides and newspaper South Division Player of the Year clippings. 1984 Bill Bessoir

South All-Star Team Selections 1983 Bill Bessoir Mickey Banas 1984 Bill Bessoir Mickey Banas

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2013-2014 Derek Elphick (1st) J.P. Andrejko (1st) 1971-1972 (MAC) Middle Eastern College (Landmark Conf.) Dan Loftus (2nd) Shawn Gallagher (2nd) Doug Kohler (1st) Athletic Association Ross Danzig (1st) Art Trippet (2nd) 1974-1975 Brendan Boken (1st) 2000-2001 1970-1971 (MAC) Phil Johnson (2nd) Tommy Morgan (2nd) (Freedom Conf.) 1986-1987 Gene Mumford (1st) Al Callejas (1st) (MAC Northern Div.) Roger Yost (2nd) 1975-1976 2012-2013 Derek Elphick (1st) J.P. Andrejko (1st) Jack Maher (1st) (Landmark Conf.) Dan Loftus (2nd) Eric Jacobs (2nd) 1969-1970 (MAC) Phil Johnson (2nd) Ross Danzig (1st) Gene Mumford (1st) Travis Farrell (2nd) 1999-2000 1985-1986 Billy McCue (2nd) Landmark Player of (Freedom Conf.) (MAC Northern Div.) the Year 2011-2012 Henry Condron (1st) J.P. Andrejko (1st) 1968-1969 (MAC) 2009-2010 (Landmark Conf.) Al Callejas (2nd) Eric Jacobs (2nd) Gene Mumford (1st) Zach Ashworth Luke Hawk (1st) Travis Farrell (1st) 1998-1999 1984-1985 1966-1967 (MAC) 2010-2011 (MAC Freedom) (MAC Northern Div.) Charles Witaconis (1st) Zach Ashworth 2010-2011 Jason Fisher (1st) Bill Bessoir (1st) Everett Jenkins (2nd) (Landmark Conf.) Al Callejas (2nd) 2013-2014 Zach Ashworth (1st) 1983-1984 1965-1966 (MAC) Ross Danzig Luke Hawk (1st) 1997-1998 (MAC Northern Div.) Everett Jenkins (1st) Travis Farrell (2nd) (MAC Freedom) Mickey Banas (1st) Bob Tardio (2nd) Landmark Defensive Jason Fisher (1st) Bill Bessoir (1st) Player of the Year 2009-2010 Jeff Jones (2nd) 1964-1965 (MAC) 2011-2012 (Landmark Conf.) 1996-1997 Jim Dooley (2nd) Travis Farrell Zach Ashworth (1st) (MAC Freedom) 1982-1983 Tom Yucka (2nd) Eli Londo (1st) Charlie Nanick (1st) (MAC Northern Div.) Bill Zaranka (2nd) 2013-2014 Mickey Banas (1st) Tommy Morgan 2008-2009 1995-1996 Bill Bessoir (1st) 1963-1964 (MAC) (Landmark Conf.) (MAC Freedom) Mark Hutchinson (2nd) Bill Witaconis (1st) Landmark Rookie Zach Ashworth (1st) Charlie Nanick (1st) Jeff Jones (2nd) Jim Dooley (2nd) of the Year Ryan FitzPatrick (1st) Tom Kosin (2nd) 2011-2012 Paul Biagioli (2nd) 1994-1995 1962-1963 (MAC) Ross Danzig (MAC Freedom) 1981-1982 Bill Witaconis (1st) 2007-2008 Patrick Beacham (2nd) (MAC Northern Div.) Landmark Coach (Landmark Conf.) Charlie Nanick (2nd) Mickey Banas (1st) 1961-1962 (MAC) of the Year Randy Arnold (1st) Tom Kosin (1st) Bill Witaconis (1st) 2013-2014 Tom Bicknell (1st) 1993-1994 Bryant Thornwell (1st) Carl Danzig Zach Ashworth (2nd) (MAC Freedom) Todd Bailey (2nd) Middle Atlantic/Freedom Pat Beacham (1st) Conf. MVP Middle Atlantic/Freedom 2006-2007 1980-1981 Coach of the Year (Freedom Conf.) 1992-1993 (MAC Northern Div.) 2002-2003 Randy Arnold (1st) (MAC Northeast) Bryant Thornwell (1st) Derek Elphick 2005-2006 Tom Bicknell (1st) Jason Hoppy (1st) Tom Mineo (2nd) Carl Danzig Matthew Cusano (1st) 1987-1988 (co-recipient) 2005-2006 1979-1980 J.P. Andrejko (Freedom Conf.) 1991-1992 (MAC Northern Div.) 1999-2000 Randy Arnold (MAC Northeast) Irv Johnson (1st) 1984-1985 Bob Bessoir (1st; Tournament MVP) Mark Beneski (1st) Bill Bessoir Tom Bicknell (2nd) Jason Hoppy (1st) 1977-1978 1992-1993 (MAC Northern Div.) 1983-1984 Bob Bessoir 2004-2005 1990-1991 Irv Johnson (1st) Mickey Banas (Freedom Conf.) (MAC Northeast) Paul Miernicki (1st) 1984-1985 Brian O’Donnell (1st) Mark Beneski (1st) Phil Johnson (2nd) 1982-1983 Bob Bessoir Darren Cannon (2nd) Chris Haray (2nd) Mickey Banas 1975-1976 1982-1983 2003-2004 1989-1990 (MAC Northern Sec.) 1977-1978 Bob Bessoir (Freedom Conf.) (MAC Northern Div.) Jack Maher (1st) Irv Johnson Brian O’Donnell (1st) Mark Beneski (2nd) Paul Miernicki (2nd) Freedom Conference Bob Dombroski (2nd) 1974-1975 Rookie of the Year 2002-2003 Gerard Genco (2nd) 1974-1975 Paul Miernicki (Freedom Conf.) (MAC Northern Sec.) 1993-1994 Derek Elphick (1st) 1988-1989 Paul Miernicki (1st) 1969-1970 Charles Nanick Brian O’Donnell (2nd) (MAC Northern Div.) Jack Maher (1st) Gene Mumford Dan Loftus (2nd) Tom Downey (1st) 2001-2002 1973-1974 1968-1969 Brian O’Donnell 2001-2002 1987-1988 (MAC Northern Sec.) Gene Mumford (Freedom Conf.) (MAC Northern Div.) Jack Maher (2nd) Bold - on 2014-2015 roster

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Landmark (11-2) 2001-2002 SCRANTON 73, UPSALA 64 Lycoming 70, Scranton 67 1987-1988 (SEMIFINALS) 2013-2014 (Semifinals) SCRANTON 66, FDU-MADISON SCRANTON 82, USMMA 64 65 (Championship) 1975-1976 (SEMIFINALS) 2000-2001 SCRANTON 78, SUSQUEHANNA SCRANTON 90, UPSALA 64 SCRANTON 71, SUSQUEHANNA Wilkes 86, Scranton 81 69 (Semifinals) (CHAMPIONSHIP) 56 (CHAMPIONSHIP) (Championship) SCRANTON 76, LYCOMING 59 SCRANTON 85, LYCOMING 74 1986-1987 (SEMIFINALS) 2012-2013 (SEMIFINALS) Scranton 81, Elizabethtown 68 JUNIATA 84, SCRANTON 74 (2OT) (Championship) 1974-1975 (SEMIFINALS) 1999-2000 Scranton 57, Albright 46 Scranton 49, Upsala 46 WIDENER 81, SCRANTON 71 (Semifinals) (Championship) 2011-2012 (Championship) Scranton 65, Elizabethtown 61 SCRANTON 78, JUNIATA 70 SCRANTON 67, ALBRIGHT 65 1985-1986 (Semifinals) (CHAMPIONSHIP) (Semifinals) SUSQUEHANNA 62, SCRANTON SCRANTON 82, MORAVIAN 70 SCRANTON 76, ELIZABETHTOWN 59 (Championship) both games played at Albright (SEMIFINALS) 65 (Quarterfinals) SCRANTON 70, LYCOMING (66 College, Reading, Pa. (Semifinals) 2010-2011 1998-1999 1972-1973 SCRANTON 82, CATHOLIC 71 Lebanon Valley 84, Scranton 69 1984-1985 PHILA. TEXTILE 98, SCRANTON 55 (CHAMPIONSHIP) (Semifinals) Scranton 56, Lycoming 50 (CHAMPIONSHIP) SCRANTON 74, USMMA 71 (ot) SCRANTON 80, ALBRIGHT 75 (Championship) SCRANTON 100, LYCOMING 88 (SEMIFINALS) (Quarterfinals) Scranton 69, Elizabethtown 52 (SEMIFINALS) (Semifinals) 2009-2010 1997-1998 1971-72 USMMA 68, Scranton 54 Wilkes 83, Scranton 75 1983-1984 Albright 99, Scranton 74 (Championship) (Championship) SCRANTON 74, KING'S 66 (Semifinals) SCRANTON 75, CATHOLIC 70 Scranton 92, Albright 91 (Championship) (SEMIFINALS) (Semifinals) SCRANTON 73, SUSQUEHANNA 1969-1970 SCRANTON 82, EIZABETHTOWN 62 (Semifinals) PHILA. TEXTILE 103, SCRANTON 83 2008-2009 63 (Quarterfinals) (Championship) SCRANTON 80, SUSQUEHANNA 1982-1983 SCRANTON 82, UPSALA 70 75 (ot) (CHAMPIONSHIP) 1996-1997 Scranton 57, FDU-Madison 51 (Semifinals) SCRANTON 71, CATHOLIC 64 Widener 70, Scranton 55 (Championship) (ot) (SEMIFINALS) (Quarterfinals) Scranton 65, Susquehanna 59 1968-1969 (Semifinals) Scranton 63, Juniata 61 2007-2008 1995-1996 (Championship) SCRANTON 64, JUNIATA 57 Susquehanna 92, Scranton 1981-1982 Scranton 74, Delaware Valley (CHAMPIONSHIP) 81(Quarterfinals) SCRANTON 69, SUQUEHANNA 59 63 (Semifinals) Scranton 79, Moravian 78 (CHAMPIONSHIP) (Semifinals) 1994-1995 SCRANTON 83, ELIZABETHTOWN both games played at Albright Lebanon Valley 65, Scranton 48 54 (Semifinals) College, Reading, Pa. Middle Atlantic/ (Semifinals) Freedom (43-21) SCRANTON 80, SUSQUEHANNA 1980-1981 1966-67 64 (Quarterfinals) Scranton 68, Albright 63 Wagner 91, Scranton 80 (Championship) 2006-2007 1992-1993 Scranton 80, Lycoming (66 game played in Allentown, Pa. DeSALES 62, SCRANTON 60 Scranton 69, Susquehanna 44 (Semifinals) (SEMIFINALS) (Championship) 1948-49 SCRANTON 84, ELIZABETHTOWN 1979-1980 Albright 79, Scranton 52 2005-2006 61 (Semifinals) SCRANTON 87, ALBRIGHT 75 Gettysburg 57, Scranton 52 SCRANTON 64, WILKES 63 (CHAMPIONSHIP) (Championship) 1991-1992 SCRANTON 74, LYCOMING 46 HOME GAMES IN CAPS SCRANTON 53, LYCOMING 41 SUSQUEHANNA 60, SCRANTON (SEMIFINALS) (SEMIFINALS) 59 (Semifinals) 1978-1979 2004-2005 1990-1991 Elizabethtown 79, Scranton 65 King’s 76, Scranton 70 Scranton 75, King’s 69 (Semifinals) (Semifinals) (Championship) Scranton 70, Messiah 61 1977-1978 2002-2003 (Semifinals) Scranton 52, Lycoming 50 SCRANTON 72, DeSALES 65 (Championship) (CHAMPIONSHIP) 1988-1989 Scranton 84, Albright 72 SCRANTON 71, KING'S 70 Susquehanna 78, Scranton 71 (Semifinals) (Semifinals) (Championship) 1976-1977 SCRANTON 71, JUNIATA 63 ALBRIGHT 50, SCRANTON 49 (SEMIFINALS) (CHAMPIONSHIP)

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Landmark Conference NCAA Tournament (36-25) 1992-93 58 Lebanon Valley 56 Championships (5) 78 Hunter 62 Year Results Year Royals Opp 73 Rowan 80 2014 def. Susquehanna, 71-56 1974-75 59 Widener 55 2012 def. Juniata, 78-70 65 Mansfield 80 1997-98 77 Muhlenberg 61 2011 def. Catholic, 82-71 57 Wilkes 59 2009 def. Susquehanna, 80-75 (ot) 1975-76 68 Grove City 45 2008 def. Juniata, 64-57 70 Widener 60 1999-00 78 Mt. St. Mary-NY 68 95 Shepherd 78 58 William Paterson 60 (OT) Middle Atlantic/Freedom Conference 76 *Augustana 65 Championships (17) 60 !Wittenberg 57 (OT) 2002-03 58 Buffalo State 56 77 Ursinus 75 Year Title 1976-77 59 Widener 51 64 Wooster 75 2006 Freedom (def Wilkes, 64-63) 75 Albright 60 2003 Freedom (def. DeSales, 72-65) 78 William Paterson 69 2005-06 45 William Paterson 70 *1999-00 Freedom (10-4 regular season) 52 *Wittenberg 53(3OT) 2007-08 53 Elms (Mass.) 71 1992-93 North (def. Susquehanna, 69-44) 60 ^Hamline 59 1990-91 North (def. King’s, 75-69) 2008-09 60 Brandeis 74 1987-88 North (def. FDU-Madison, 66-65) 1977-78 65 Slippery Rock 70 1986-87 North (def. Elizabethtown, 81-68) 84 Upsala 77 2010-11 73 Becker (Mass.) 80 1984-85 North (def. Lycoming, 56-50) 1983-84 North (def. King’s, 74-66) 1979-80 51 Dickinson 48 2011-12 70 Messiah 67 (ot) 1982-83 North (def. FDU-Madison, 57-51) 73 Albright 81 69 Becker (Mass.) 41 1981-82 North (def. Susquehanna, 69-59) 58 Middlebury 55 1980-81 North (def. Albright, 68-63) 1980-81 70 William Paterson 87 58 Cabrini 78 1979-80 North (def. Albright, 87-75) 68 F&M 73 1977-78 North (def. Lycoming, 52-50) 2013-14 81 Hobart 94 1975-76 North (def. Upsala, 90-64) 1981-82 62 Ursinus 64 1974-75 North (def. Upsala, 49-46) 91 Dickinson 77 *NCAA Final Four 1968-69 North (def. Juniata, 63-61) ^NCAA Third-Place Game 1982-83 73 Moravian 59 !NCAA Championship Game *Please note: During the 1999-2000 74 Widener 69(3OT) season, the MAC Freedom League 65 Potsdam 64 regular-season champion earned an 82 *Roanoke 67 automatic berth to the NCAA tour- 64 !Wittenberg 63 nament. There was no post-season tournament within the Freedom 1983-84 60 Montclair 78 League. The cross over with the 86 F&M 82 Commonwealth League teams was still in effect for the tournament, so 1984-85 85 W. & Jefferson 74 the regular-season champions for the 53 Widener 55 Freedom and Commonwealth leagues were declared the champions in order 1985-86 57 F&M 61 to receive automatic bids to the NCAA 78 Washington 94 tournament. 1986-87 59 Widener 67 Middle Eastern College Athletic 97 Allegheny Association (MECAA) Champoinships 90 (1) 1987-88 59 Cabrini 51 Year Title 61 F&M 47 1976 4-1 regular-season record 73 Clark 55 84 *Hartwick 61 70 !Ohio Wesleyan 92 Jack Maher was named the most outstanding player (MOP) of the 1990-91 85 King's 62 62 Rochester 64 1976 NCAA Division III tournament

1991-92 58 Johns Hopkins 49 54 Rochester 69

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The 1932-33 St. Thomas College basketball team proudly displays a "Tomcat" logo on it uniform. Although never an offi cial nickname, "Tomcats" was extremely popular with fans and the media.

An often asked question is “how did the University of announced the results of a contest that was held to Scranton athletic teams get the nickname Royals?” come up with a new nickname.

The University was founded in 1888 as St. Thomas Col- And even though one contestant came close to lege and naturally, the athletic teams were affection- winning the contest—suggesting Royal Purple—a ately known as the “Tommies”. It remained the offi cial University offi cial decided from that day forward that nickname even after the Jesuits took over the adminis- the athletic teams would simply go by the nickname tration of the college in 1938 and changed the name “Royals.” of the school to The University of Scranton. Up until the fall of 1946, Scranton’s teams were still offi cially According to an offi cial statement released by Fr. referred to as the Tommies. Coniff’s offi ce that appeared in the Aquinas: “In as much as the University of Scranton is no longer of- Unoffi cially, the nickname that caught on was Tom- fi cially St. Thomas College, it has been urged that a cats, a favorite of fans and newspapermen which, ac- new nickname be adopted, as Tommies or Tomcats cording to University historian Frank Homer, came into has lost its signifi cance. With the Purple and White the use in the 1920s and was used primarily by the football offi cial colors long since chosen by the College and team. preserved by the University it seems fi tting that a new nickname should have the past and present con- The basketball team also enjoyed the moniker, as joined; hence it was deemed suitable to have a con- evidenced by a yearbook photo from the 1930s that test for the choice of a new name and we are indeed shows a cat on the front of its uniforms. The three gratifi ed at the wide response to this request.” nicknames listed for the fi rst basketball team under the banner of the University of Scranton were “Tom Cats”, His statement continued: “After weighing the approxi- “Tommies”, and “Scrantonians”, and the team slogan mately 100 titles submitted and keeping in mind the was “Coach Coleman and his Coal Men,” in refer- double effect desired, it has been found that none of ence to head coach Edward “Red” Coleman and the the contestants met with entire approval. As 75 per University's location in the heart of the Anthracite coal cent were repetitious of other institutions and none of region. the rest preserved the above idea, we have chosen at the suggestion of an offi cial of the University the In the September 6, 1946 edition of The Aquinas, title: THE ROYALS, signifi cant of the Royal Purple of the the offi cial school newspaper, then Athletics Direc- old college and the present University. It is requested tor and Dean of Men Reverend John J. Coniff, S.J., that our sports teams be henceforth thus identifi ed.”

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Even though the offi cial who suggested the nickname student center was derived from the University’s seal. Royals was never identifi ed, it is believed that Fr. Coniff The name of the center, according to Miss Biagiotti’s may have been the one. According to Dr. Homer, article, symbolizes the Loyola family and the Jesuit who interviewed people from that era, it is believed tradition. that Fr. Coniff (with good intentions, of course), might have favored Royals, because it matched with the Lovecchio’s role came into play soon thereafter. He school colors, purple and white. initiated and completed the University’s athletic logo design project in the early 2000s, which standardized Even if the mystery is never solved regarding the Uni- the University’s athletic logos that are still used today. versity offi cial who suggested the nickname, it is nice A mascot also emerged from the project, the Royal to know that that same offi cial waived all claims to wolf, and another contest was held to name it. The the cash prize that was to be awarded to the person winning entry was “Iggy”, again tying in St. Ignatius. who submitted the winning entry. Today, 17 of 18 Scranton teams go by the nickname According to Fr. Coniff’s statement, the top fi ve Royals. The women’s basketball team, which won titles that came nearest to winning the prize (each an NCAA championship in 1985 and has traditionally of whom received one-fi fth ($5.00) of the promised been a nationally-recognized program, is known as prized, by the way) were: 1.) Royal Purple, submitted the Lady Royals. This nickname fi rst began appearing by Roger D. Milkman of Scranton; 2.) Pioneers, submit- in print in 1975 when the program was founded and ted by Milkman; 3.) Knights, submitted by Milkman; helped to distinguish itself from its male counterpart, 4.) Laurels, submitted by Joseph Begliomene of West which established its own history by winning NCAA Wyoming; and 5.) Warriors, submitted by Milkman and titles in 1976 and 1983. It also made life easier for local Mary C. Scanlon of Carbondale sports writers to distinguish each successful program and made it easier for their readers to follow. Fr. Coniff’s statement also goes on to say that “Num- ber one (Royal Purple, submitted by Roger Milkman) So if you’re ever wondering why University of Scranton has yielded to Royals as the latter is simpler than Royal athletic teams are called the Royals, it dates back Purple.” to 1946 when a caring and compassionate University offi cial (who still to this day remains anonymous) took The issue surrounding what the offi cial mascot should it upon himself to move the athletic program forward be came years later. In the 1980s, an unoffi cial without forgetting its past. mascot, “the Royal Rooster”, emerged and enter- tained fans, predominately at basketball games. He became so popular that a bio of Paul LeClair, who played the Royal Rooster, appeared on page 2 of the 1983-84 University of Scranton men’s basketball media guide and an artist rendering of the rooster was promi- nently featured on the cover of the 1985-1986 guide.

But it was former president, the Rev. Joseph McShane, S.J., and current athletics director, Toby Lovecchio, who set the wheels in motion to get an offi cial mas- cot.

Early in Fr. McShane’s tenure, the student lounge in the then Gunster Student Center was renovated and renamed the “Wolves’ Den”, a name inspired by the University seal that was redesigned by the Jesuits and that featured two wolves. According to a descrip- tion of the seal on the University’s web site, the wolves were taken from the coat of arms from the family of Iggy, the Royal wolf, is the offi cial mascot of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, and The University of Scranton they identify the University as a Jesuit institution.

And according to an article in the Aquinas dated February 18, 1999, by Lisa Biagiotti, the name of the

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The University of versity is building on its historical and educational Scranton was heritage guided by the 2005-2010 Strategic Plan, founded as entitled “Pride, Passion, Promise: Shaping Our Saint Thomas Jesuit Tradition.” In May 2010, the Board of Trust- College by ees approved the University’s 2010-2015 Stra- Most Rever- tegic Plan, “Go and Set the World on Fire.” The end William G. broadly integrated plan consists of three themes O’Hara, D.D., that have their roots in our Ignatian identity: Cura the fi rst Bishop Personalis (treating others, especially students, as of Scranton, individuals, just as God treats us), Magis (a relent- who had al- less desire for excellence grounded in gratitude) ways hoped and Rei Solicitudo (a commitment to careful to provide an stewardship of the resources entrusted to our opportunity for care). higher edu- Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J. President cation in the The University remains committed to enriching the Lackawanna quality and variety of its academic offerings. In Valley. In Au- addition, it continues to invest in its physical plant, gust 1888, with few resources at hand, he blessed opening a 118,000-square-foot campus center a single block of granite as a cornerstone for his and 386-bed sophomore residence hall in 2008. new college, which would admit its fi rst students Recently, Scranton welcomed two more facilities four years later. The cornerstone of Old Main is to the city’s skyline: the fi rst phase of the Loyola preserved in the wall of St. Thomas Hall. Science Center and an apartment and fi tness complex on the 900 block of Mulberry Street. The college was staffed by diocesan priests and seminarians until 1896 and then, for one year, The 200,000-square-foot Loyola Science Center, by the Xaverian Brothers. From 1897 until 1942 which has been constructed to meet silver Lead- the school, which was renamed The University of ership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Scranton in 1938, was administered for the Dio- certifi cation, is home to 22 class and seminar cese by the Christian Brothers. In the late summer rooms, 34 laboratories and a multistory atrium. of 1942, at the invitation of Most Reverend William The apartment and fi tness complex stands direct- Hafey, D.D., 19 Jesuits, led by Rev. Coleman Nev- ly across the street from the Patrick and Margaret ils, S.J., the newly appointed president, arrived on DeNaples Center and provides fi tness space, a campus to administer the University. dining area and apartment-style units to accom- modate approximately 400 juniors and seniors. The Jesuits restructured and strengthened Scran- ton’s traditional and pre-professional programs On Dec. 15, 2010, the University announced the with an emphasis on the liberal arts, which are unanimous selection of Rev. Kevin P. Quinn, S.J., the foundation for every program at a Jesuit uni- as the University’s 25th president, succeeding versity. This emphasis is intended to give Scranton Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. Father Quinn began his students an appreciation for all disciplines as they service as president in July 2011. develop specifi c subject knowledge.

The University has fl ourished under the Jesuits, growing from a primarily commuter school with fewer than 1,000 students to a broadly regional, comprehensive university with a total enrollment of more than 6,000 students in undergraduate, graduate and nontraditional programs.

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Administrative Staff Name Title Phone E-Mail Toby Lovecchio Director of Athletics 570-941-7440 [email protected] Steve Klingman Associate Director of Athletics 570-941-6660 [email protected] Kristin Littzi Athletics Trainer 570-941-7473 [email protected] Erin Maguire Operations Manager 570-941-7440 [email protected] Colleen Pivirotto Asst. AD/SWA 570-941-6191 [email protected] Randy Shemanski Asst. Sports Info. Director 570-941-7029 [email protected] Kevin Southard Asst. AD/Sports Info. Director 570-941-7571 [email protected]

Coaching Staff Sport Head Coach Phone E-Mail Baseball Mike Bartoletti 570-941-7571 [email protected] Men's Basketball Carl Danzig 570-941-7478 [email protected] Women's Basketball Deanna Klingman 570-941-7605 [email protected] Men's Cross-Country Bill Burke 570-941-7440 [email protected] Women's Cross-Country Bill Burke 570-941-7440 [email protected] Field Hockey Colleen Moyer 570-941-7857 [email protected] Golf Ed Karpovich 570-941-7440 [email protected] Men's Lacrosse Doug Sage 570-941-7466 [email protected] Women's Lacrosse Cindy Wilson 570-941-7440 [email protected] Men's Soccer Matt Pivirotto 570-941-6191 [email protected] Women's Soccer Colleen Pivirotto 570-941-6191 [email protected] Softball Mia Collarini 570-941-7440 [email protected] Paul DeAngelo 570-941-7440 [email protected] Men's Tennis Jane Johnson 570-941-5982 [email protected] Women's Tennis Janice Winslow 570-941-7440 [email protected] Jamie Spangler 570-941-7440 [email protected] Wrestling Al Russomano 570-941-7440 [email protected]

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