MEN’S BASKETBALL

Varsity / Sub-Varsity Letter Recipients Conference Results Head Coaches and Yearly Team Record All-Conference Selections Assistant Coaches Other Individual Honors Captains Professional Basketball Game Scores Individual Records Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders Freshman / JV Coaches Year-by-Year Rebounding Leaders and Yearly Team Record Year-by-Year Leaders in Assists Freshman /JV Game Scores

Although the first formal men’s basketball team represented the University in the 1904-05 season, some 103 years ago, the 2006-07 season was the 87TH year of the sport at Maine. The reason: the program was discontinued twice, once between 1910 and 1920, an absence of 10 seasons, and again between 1929 and 1935, an absence of six additional seasons. Reasons for the interruptions varied, ranging from finances to a lack of local opponents (Maine was the only college in the state to have a team in the mid- 1920s), to facility problems. The program was “re-born” for good in 1935, although only a single game was played in the ’35-‘36 season. It is worth noting that Bill Kenyon, a veteran coach of other UM teams, volunteered to coach the team without compensation in order to get the program reinstated. He continued to do so for six more years even though his salary did not reflect his additional duties! It is also interesting to note that while a varsity basketball program was absent for 16 seasons, the University sponsored a freshman team during those years, primarily due to the availability of local opponents in the form of high schools and prep schools where basketball was gaining a strong degree of interest.

MAINE’S MOST HONORED TEAM Every game in Maine’s 1959–60 season was a sellout as the Black Bears won 83 percent (19-4) of their games, setting a record that still stands today. Their performance included 13 straight wins. Sports Illustrated magazine carried a feature article on the Bears, a prized keepsake still found in the homes of several team members. The Bears won the state title with a 9-0 record and finished second in the Yankee Conference. Sophomore Skip Chappelle won the first of three consecutive YC scoring titles and earned the first of his three first team, all-YC all awards. Larry Schiner, Don Sturgeon and Jon Ingalls were a dominating rebounding unit, averaging 30 rebounds per game. A unique team feature is that at least seven players went on to become a head coach in college: Skip Chappelle (Maine), Len MacPhee (U-Maine Farmington), Bill Livesey (Maine), Don Harnum (Delaware), Leroy Chipman (Pittsburgh), Dick Sturgeon (Southern Maine), and Larry Schiner (Jersey City State). Wayne Champeon and Don Sturgeon became highly-successful Maine high school coaches. Front row, l-r, Len MacPhee, Skip Chappelle, Wayne Champeon, Bob Wilkinson, Bill Livesey, Don Harnum, and Leroy Chipman. Standing, l-r, Coach Brian McCall, Co-Capt. Dick Sturgeon, Randy Furbish, Larry Schiner, Co-Capt. Maury Dore, John Ingalls, Bob Morin, Don Sturgeon, and Mgr. Jim Stevens.

Men’s Basketball 11.1 COMPOSITE LISTING – LETTER AWARD RECIPIENTS

VARSITYVARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL FRESHMAN FRESHMAN / J.V./ J.V. BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Initial SeasonInitial of Season Awards: of 1904-05Awards: 1904-05 (Orono)(Orono) Most RecentMost Season Recent Included: Season Included: 2006-07 2006-07 Initial Initial Season Season of of Awards: Awards: 1921-22 1921-22 Final Final Season Season of of Awards: Awards: 1977-78 1977-78 Program ProgramSuspended: Suspended: 1910-20, 1910-20,29-35 29-35 No No Awards: Awards: 1922-23 1922-23 New 2006-07New letter2006-07 recipients letter recipients are listedare at thelisted end at of the this end section. of this section. (Brunswick)(Brunswick) InitialInitial Season Season of of Awards: Awards: 1946-47 1946-47 Final Final Season Season of of Awards: Awards: 1948-49 1948-49

Abbreviations: d., deceased (known to be at the time this section was prepared) and date; d. u., date unknown. Season or seasons listed following each name, unless preceded by an asterisk, indicates individual earned a varsity letter in each season. An asterisk indicates the individual earned a sub-varsity (freshman / junior varsity) letter award; two asterisks indicates the sub-varsity award was earned at the Brunswick Annex.

Abbe, David A. ’81, 1978-79 Allen, George C. ’54 (d., 2/9/04) *1950-51 Abbott, Clark L. ’33 (d., 10/27/96) *1929-30 Alley, Alton W. ’33 (d., 4/9/98) *1929-30 Abbott, Donald W. ’44 (d., 11/15/45) *1940-41 Alverez, Raymond J. ’70, *1966-67 Abbott, Lyman Jr. ’30 (d., 8/18/83) *1926-27, 27-28, 28-29 Ammerman, Mark D. ’76, *1972-73 Abbott, Warren S. ’27 (d., 8/28/86) *1926-27 Ammons, Carvell D. ’03, 1999-00, 00-01 Adams, Allan G. ’60, *1956-57, 57-58 Anderson, David M. ’74, *1969-70, 72-73, 73-74 Adams, Clyde S. ’49, *1942-43 Anderson, David W. ’53 (d., 10/8/04) *1949-50 Adams, Donald S. ’38 (d., ?/?/02) *1934-35 Anderson, Donald L.’35 (d., 3/26/77) *1931-32 Adams, Frederick R. ’51 (d., 9/28/48) **1947-48 Anderson, John E. Jr. ’50 (d., 5/26/86) **1946-47 Adams, George F. ’43 (d., 9/16/92) *1939-40 Anderson, Maurice N. ’31 (d., 11/?/86) *1927-28

Adams, Wayne P. ’75, *1969-70 Annunziata, Frank J. ’77, 1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 Additon, Elwood P. ’38 (d., 1/1/02) *1934-35 Arbor, Charles J. ’41 (d., 7/18/05) *1937-38, 38-39, 39-40 Adler, Joseph Jr. ’43 (d., 1/4/93) *1939-40 Arbuckle, Jose ’94, 1990-91 Ahvenniemi, Olli M. ’07, 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 Archibald, Philip L. ’45, *1941-42 Akeley, Leon F. ’59, *1956-57 Arena, Casey ’96, 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 Alex, Joseph C. ’53, *1949-50 Arey, Robert G. ’35 (d., 11/20/90) *1931-32, 32-33 Alin, Richard P. ’57, *1953-54, 54-55, 55-56 Armes, William H. ’70, 1967-68

1925–26 BLACK BEARS Maine was the only collegiate institution to field a men’s basketball team in the State of Maine in the winter of 1925–26. Coached by legendary UM football coach Fred Brice, the Bears played most of their games away from home, winning five out of 12 games including a victory over Dartmouth. Veteran Maine basketball fans may recognize the name of the third man from the right in the second row. He is Bill Hanscom, who for a great many years after graduation was one of the state’s most successful high school coaches at Presque Isle HS. Front row, l-r, Vernon Bryant, Capt. Malcolm Lake, and Albert Olsson. Second row, l-r, Archie Kamen, Jim Branscombe, Bill Hanscom, and John Durrell. Back row, l-r, Coach Fred Brice, Henry Beatty, and Mgr. Alfred Hammer.

11.2 Men’s Basketball Armstrong, Richard L. ’69, *1964-65 Blanchard, James M. ’70 (d., 11/14/76) *1966-67 Arnold, Cedric L. ’32 (d., 7/1/84) *1928-29 Blanchard, Russell P. ’41 (d., 10/2/78) *1937-38 Arnold, Donald H. ’55, 1953-54, 54-55 Blanchard, Stanley H. ’34 (d., 3/28/01) *1930-31 Arnold, Donald J. ’64, *1960-61 Boardman, Bruce L. ’76, 1972-73 Arsenault, Donald L. ’56, *1952-53 Boardman, Roland C. ’66, *1962-63 Arsenault, Robert J. ’58 (d., 6/3/02) *1954-55 Bonnie, Orvis W. Jr. ’52, **1948-49 Ashby, James H. ’40 (d., 2/11/70) *1936-37 Bonville, Steven E. ’69, *1955-56 Ashworth, W. Bruce ’33, *1929-30 Boomer, William L. ’60, *1956-57 Auclair, Paul L. ’67, *1963-64 Bouchard, Albert J. ’40 (d., 11/17/99) *1936-37 Avery, Douglas R. ’66 (d., 9/18/06) *1962-63 Bouchard, Francois ’94, 1989-90, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94

Axtell, Arthur G. ’42 (d., 11/7/94) *1938-39 Bouchard, John N. ’68, *1964-65 Babine, Theodore E. ’64, *1959-60 Boucher, Frederick L. ’81, *1976-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80 Bachelder, Richard G. ’50, *1945-46 Bourgoin, Louis J. ’39 (d., 1/14/06) 1937-38, 38-39 Bacigalupo, Stephen A. ’41, *1937-38 Bourgoin, Raoul J. ’37 (d., 7/23/40) 1936-37 Bailey, Dean R. ’29 (d., 3/30/65) *1925-26 Boutin, Delano L. ’55 (d., 7/16/91) *1951-52 Baird, Frederick T. Jr. ’44, *1940-41 Bowden, Edward F. ’50 (d., 12/28/04) *1947-48 Baker, Claude K. ’34, *1930-31 Bowden, Harry T. Jr. ’64, *1960-61 Ball, Thomas E. ’75, *1971-72 Bowen, John A. ’87, 1984-85, 85-86, 86-87 Ballard, Delmont L. ’34 (d., 8/6/79) *1930-31 Bowen, Robert B. ’68, *1966-67 Banks, Reginald T. ’90, 1987-88, 88-89 Boylan, James F. ’87, 1983-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87

Baran, Alan R. ’79, *1975-76 Boynton, Aaron W. ’80, *1976-77 Barker, David E. ’31 (d., 10/21/63) *1927-28 Boynton, Frederick A. ’48 (d., 8/28/88) 1945-46, Barnard, John M. ’51 (d., 3/15/01) *1945-46 46-47, 47-48 Barnes, Kenneth ’95, 1990-91, 91-92, 93-94, 94-95 Boynton, Ronald C. ’59, *1955-56, 56-57, 57-58, 58-59 Barnum, William R. Jr. ’73, *1969-70, 70-71 Boynton, Stanley B. ’59, *1955-56 Barrows, Edward P. ’42 (d., 8/5/44) *1938-39 Brackett, Jeffrey C. ’77, *1973-74 Barry, Amadou I. ’90, 1986-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 Brackett, Thomas R. ’57, *1953-54, 55-56 Barstow, Christopher ’99, 1995-96 Bradbury, Chad B. ’97, 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 Bartholomaei, Nathaniel T. ’45, *1941-42 Bradley, Donald C. Jr. ’91, 1987-88 Batchelder, Walter D. ’51, *1947-48 Bradley, James E. ’52 (d., 5/4/01) **1948-49, 50-51

Beals, Everett L. ’48 (d., 3/15/04) *1946-47 Branscombe, James S. ’26 (d., 7/11/52) *1924-25, Bearce, William R. ’36 (d., 5/24/97) *1932-33 25-26, 26-27, 27-28 Beatty, Henry R. ’27 (d., 9/26/72) *1923-24, 25-26 Breslaw, Milton J. ’36 (d., 10/10/97) *1932-33 Beaumont, Richard Jr. ’56, *1952-53 Breslin, Fred T. ’54 (d., 3/21/00) *1950-51, 51-52, 52-53 Beck, Willard L. ’67, *1963-64 Breton, Clovis ’31 (d., 6/25/86) *1927-28 Beckmann, William R. ’42 (d., 5/15/03) *1938-39 Breton, Leon J. ’40 (d., 10/14/05) *1936-37, 37-38 Beckwith, Delbert C. ’52 (d., 6/7/93) **1948-49 Brewer, Robert D. ’66, 1963-64, 64-65, 65-66 Bedard, Andrew R. ’00, 1998-99, 99-00 Brewster, Wendell S. ’37 (d., 1/1/06) *1933-34 Begert, Jerome F. ’50 (d., 9/21/01), **1946-47 Briggs, Chandler A. ’42, *1938-39 Begley, Paul F. ’81, *1977-78 Brinkman, Chris D. ’83, 1979-80

Bell, Kenneth D. ’41 (d., 6/22/04) *1937-38, 38-39, 39-40 Broder, Irving S. ’44 (d., 4/19/93) *1940-41 Bennett, Earl F. ’28 (d., 8/3/89) *1924-25 Brody, Sidney S. ’41 (d., 4/16/49) *1936-37 Berg, Eric O. ’24 (d., 8/6/68), 1920-21, 21-22, 22-23, 23-24 Brookings, John W. ’46, *1942-43 Berg, Robert ’34 (d., 1/30/96), *1930-31 Brooks, David L. ’78, *1973-74 Bernard, Breen B. ’55, *1951-52 Brown, Bradford B. ’52, **1948-49 Bessey, Paul B. ’73, *1968-69, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Brown, Carleton M. ’49, *1945-46 Bickford, Kenneth J. ’35 (d., 3/10/82) *1931-32 Brown, Clayton A. ’02, 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03 Biggar, Robert E. ’65, *1961-62, 62-63 Brown, Francis A. ’43 (d., 10/8/03) *1939-40, 40-41, 41-42 Billings, Richard S. Jr. ’67, *1963-64, 64-65 Brown, Henry M. ’37 (d., 2/11/98) 1934-35, 35-36 Bitterman, Michael K. ’90, 1985-86 Brown, Jack R. ’64, 1960-61

Black, John A. ’62, *1956-57 Brown, Thomas E. ’82, 1978-79, 79-80 Black, John W. ’59, *1955-56 Browne, Robert L. ’48, *1944-45 Black, William M. ’09 (d., 10/29/65) 1905-06, 06-07, 07-08, 08-09 Bruff, Christopher J. ’07, 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 Blackstone, Hartson A. Jr. ’48, *1944-45 Bryant, Vernon C. ’26 (d., 8/5/89) 1924-25, 25-26 Blackwell, Benjamin R. ’36, *1932-33 Bubar, Stephen R. ’68, *1964-65 Blaisdell, Donald ’41 (d., 2/3/88) *1937-38 Buchanan,Timothy K.’73, *1969-70 Blake, Clayton P. ’42 (d., 12/15/81) *1938-39 Buck, Harold W. ’52, **1948-49 Blake, Clifford A. ’42 (d., 4/27/97) 1940-41, 41-42 Buckley, Edward P. ’58, 1954-55 Blake, Kenneth S. ’37 (d., 7/23/96) 1934-35 Buckley, Paul J. ’57, *1953-54 Blake, Richard D. ’71, *1967-68, 68-69 Buckman, Gilbert ’37 (d., 4/5/95) *1933-34

Men’s Basketball 11.3 Bunker, Charles T. ’89, 1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 Chute, Gordon L. ’38 (d., 5/19/71) *1934-35 Bunker, David A. ’76, *1972-73 Chute, Kenneth M. ’36 (d., 4/11/90) *1932-33 Bunton, Walter J. ’26 (d., 4/4/25) 1924-25 Cianchette, Edward J. Jr. ’80, *1976-77 Buono, Christopher ’98, 1994-95 Clark, Denis B. ’69, *1965-66 Burgess, Alan C. ’48, *1941-42, 45-46, 46-47 Clark, Gerald A. ’54, *1950-51 Burke, Franklin M. ’37, 1936-37 Clark, Kenneth E. ’39 (d., 10/26/01) *1935-36, 36-37 Burke, George G. ’55, *1951-52 Clark, Richard G. ’27 (d., d. u.) 1926-27 Burke, John E. ’42 (d., 8/13/96) *1938-39 Clark, Samuel S. ’40, *1936-37 Burke, Paul W. ’37 (d., 6/21/84), *1933-34 Clark, Stanley E. ’65, *1961-62 Burke, Walter H. ’06 (d., 10/29/75) 1905-06 Clarke, Vernal J. ’12 (d., 12/1/37) 1908-09, 09-10

Burlingame, Dexter A. ’55, *1951-52 Cleaves, Carl S. ’12 (d., 8/19/42) 1910-11 Burnham, Michael III ’63, *1959-60 Clifford, Jerome J. ’49 (d., 3/23/91) *1944-45 Burns, Gregory J. ’69, *1965-66, 67-68 Clift, Bruce H. ’78, *1974-75 Burns, Thomas R. ’75, *1971-72, 72-73, 73-74, 74-75 Climo, Frederick T. ’76, *1972-73 Butler, Edward B. ’46 (d., 12/26/98) 1945-46 Clough, Timothy J. ’77, *1973-74 Butterfield, Brian J. ’80, 1975-76 Coady, Donald L. ’21 (d., 12/9/67) 1920-21 Butterfield, Wilfred I. III ’69, *1965-66 Cobb, George L. ’35 (d., 11/5/87) *1931-32 Byers, Verne A. ’48, *1944-45 Coggins, Donald I. ’33, *1929-30 Cahill, Harold D. ’23 (d., 11/19/90) 1922-23 Cohen, Howard B. ’57, *1953-54 Cahill, James B. ’39 (d., 1/20/77) *1935-36 Cohen, Stuart R. ’55, *1951-52

Cail, Robert S. ’39 (d., 3/23/64) 1936-37, 37-38 Cole, Garrett E. ’72, *1968-69 Cairnie, Paul E. ’76, *1972-73 Cole, Richard J. ’70, *1966-67 Callahan, William F. ’53 (d., 11/11/66) 1951-52 Coleman, Richard A. ’53, 1950-51 Cameron, James C. ’37 (d., 9/19/90) *1933-34 Collins, Christopher T. ’96, 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 Cameron, John R. ’40, *1935-36 Collins, Richard R. ’59, 1956-57, 57-58, 58-59 Campbell, Hugh J. Jr. ’69, 1966-67, 67-68, 68-69 Condon, Steven V. ’75, 1973-74, 74-75 Campbell, Joseph L. ’05, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 Conley, James E. ’52, **1948-49 Campbell, Philip R. ’64, *1959-60, 60-61 Conley, Raymond J. ’46 (d., 9/7/95) *1942-43 Campbell, Robert C. ’91, 1987-88 Conley, Stephen T. ’77, 1972-73, 73-74 Carbone, Frank S. ’32, *1928-29 Connell, William D. ’78, *1974-75, *75-76

Card, Robert M. ’80, 1976-77 Connolly, John T. ’50 (d., d. u.) **1946-47 Carle, George W. ’05 (d., 4/16/64) 1904-05 Cook, Paul T. ’84, 1980-81, 81-82, 82-83, 83-84 Carlisle, Norman D. ’37, *1933-34 Coombs, Percy H. ’44, *1940-41 Carlisle, Richard P. ’83, 1979-80, 80-81 Cooper, S. Thurlow ’57, 1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 Carr, Terrence W. ’68, 1964-65, 65-66, 66-67 Cormier, Fred J. ’34, *1930-31 Carroll, David A. ’61 (d., 4/22/90) *1957-58 Corrigan, Ralph J. ’35 (d., 2/19/60) *1931-32 Carter, Ray H. ’24 (d., 7/27/88) 1923-24 Cosseboom, Kenneth S. Jr. ’50, *1942-43, 46-47 Carter, Ricky L. ’73, *1969-70 Costello, Michael J. ’78, *1974-75 Carville, Linwood L. ’53, *1949-50, 50-51, 51-52, 52-53 Costigan, Daniel C. ’85, 1982-83, 83-84 Cary, Hugh R. ’38 (d., 8/29/96) *1934-35 Cote, Ronald R. ’73, *1969-70, 72-73

Casey, Sean P. ’73, *1969-70 Coughlin, Thomas J. ’49, *1945-46 Cavalieri, Salvatore ’04, 2000-01 Coulton, Thomas E. ’46 (d., 6/30/03) *1942-43 Cavanaugh, Christian T. ’08, 2005-06 Coyne, Dudley F. ’58, 1955-56, 56-57, 57-58 Cervone, John B. ’50 (d., 1/4/02) *1946-47 Craig, Philip C. ’39 (d., 11/7/98) *1935-36, 38-39 Champeon, Wayne S. ’61, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61 Crandall, Horace C. ’21 (d., 5/22/84) 1920-21 Chandler, Robert L. ’72, *1967-68, 68-69, 69-70 Crandall, Horace M. ’35 (d., 9/29/93) *1931-32 Chandler, Theodore P. ’40 (d., 9/23/01) *1936-37 Crockett, Robert E. ’34 (d., 5/21/85) *1930-31 Chaplin, James S. ’71, *1967-68 Croom, Jamar E. ’02, 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01, 01-02 Chapman, William F. ’38, *1933-34 Cross, Jeffrey A. ’85, 1980-81, 81-82, 82-83, 83-84 Chappelle, Thomas N. ’62, *1958-59, 59-60, 60-61, 61-62 Crouch, Marc H. ’72, *1968-69

Chase, Dean F. ’70, 1966-67 Crouse, Arthur L. ’38 (d., 9/21/76) *1934-35 Chase, Lovell C. ’32 (d., 5/9/00) *1928-29 Crowley, Nathaniel J. ’42, *1938-39, 40-41, 41-42 Chase, Richard R. ’41, *1937-38 Culberson, Wendell A. ’45, *1941-42 Cheney, Leighton S.’46, *1942-43 Cullinan, Robert V. ’39 (d., 1/8/85) *1935-36, 36-37 Cheney, Linwood G. ’31 (d., 8/?/72) 1929-30 Currie, Darrel B. ’36 (d., 6/29/00) 1933-34, 34-35 Chesley, William R. ’50, *1946-47 Curtis, Benjamin A. Jr. ’44, *1940-41, 41-42, 42-43, 46-47 Childs, Edwin Jr. ’37 (d., 12/2/66) *1933-34 Curtis, Philip E. ’40, *1936-37, 37-38, 38-39, 39-40 Christensen, Robert W. ’35 (d., 9/26/92) 1931-32 Curtis, Theodore S. ’23 (d., 7/4/88) 1940-41 Christie, John W. ’52, **1948-49, 50-51, 51-52 Czerapowicz, Daniel P. ’83, 1979-80 Churchill, Robert W. ’53, 1950-51, 51-52, 52-53 Dagavarian, Oursa N. ’35 (d., 12/20/85) *1931-32

11.4 Men’s Basketball 1954–55 MAINE CAGERS Maine’s 1854–55 lineup included a number of outstanding multi-sport athletes, including Thurlow Cooper, Pete Kosty, John Dana, Don Arnold, Blaine Trafton, Gus Folsom and two of the University’s leading benefactors, Asst. Coach Larry Mahaney and Michael Latti. Front row, l-r, Mike Latti, Don Arnold, Blaine Trafton, Gus Folsom, and Bert Daniels. Second row, l-r, Asst. Coach Larry Mahaney, Charles Cameron, Sterling Huston, Thurlow Cooper, Frank Smith, Alphege Martin, and Coach Russ DeVette. Back row, l-r, Richie Alin, Bobby Jones, Pete Kosty, and Mgr. John Stroud. Absent: John Dana and Mike Polese.

1957–58 — A GREAT FINISH Hal Woodbury, one of the University’s most outstanding athletes in the mid-1930s and a much admired staff member over his long career at Maine, served as head coach of men’s basketball between 1955 and 1958. His last team posted an 8-12 record, but was one of New England’s best teams over the last part of the season as they won five straight, including beating both Rhode Island and Massachusetts for the second time during the campaign. Co- Captains Tom Seavey, Dudley Coyne and Maurie Dore each had double figure scoring averages as the Bears finished in a third-place tie in the Yankee Conference. Seated, l-r, Terry Spurling, Maurie Dore, Co-Capts. Tom Seavey and Dudley Coyne, Dick Collins (one of Maine’s leading benefactors over the years), and Dick Sturgeon. Back row, l-r, Ray Vachon, Bob Hume, Al Adams, Curt Rose, Willy Martin, and Coach Hal Woodbury.

Men’s Basketball 11.5 Daigneault, Jack P. ’60, *1955-56 Dunlap, Stanley T. ’38 (d., 12/21/58) *1934-35 Daley, William H. ’30 (d., 7/16/45) 1927-28 Dunleavy, Raymond K. ’37 (d., 11/9/85) *1932-33 Dalot, Philip L. ’37 (d., 8/4/96) *1933-34 Durrell, John R. ’27 (d., 10/13/85) 1925-26, 26-27 Dana, John P. ’55, *1949-50, 52-53, 53-54, 54-55 Dutremble, Alan J. ’74, *1970-71 Dancause, Lucien A. Jr. ’65, 1964-65 Dye, Clinton L. ’02, 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 Danforth, Avern B. ’60, *1956-57 Easton, Harry M. III ’52, **1948-49 Danforth, Frank W. Jr. ’48, *1942-43, 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Eaton, David R. ’76 (d., 3/3/93) *1974-75 Danforth, Thomas J. ’75, *1971-72, 72-73 Eaton, Lawrie E. ’70, *1966-67 Daniels, Albert C. Jr. ’55, 1953-54, 54-55 Edgecomb, Raymond H. ’41 (d., 1/30/01) *1937-38 Darby, Marcus J. ’78, *1974-75 Edgecomb, Walter C. Jr. ’68, 1966-67

Davenport, Robert C. ’63, *1959-60 Eisenhard, John H. ’68, 1966-67, 67-68 Davis, Arnold A. ’49, *1941-42 Ela, Benjamin W. Jr. ’39 (d., 11/28/05) *1935-36 Davis, Dana W. ’50, *1948-49 Elder, Darren ’96, 1992-93 Davis, Oliver W. ’63, *1959-60 Ellingwood, Robert B. ’53 (d., 1/12/72) *1949-50 Deemer, Laddie ’63, *1959-60, 61-62, 62-63 Ellis, Donald C. ’48 (d., 11/6/03) *1944-45 Deering, Dana F. ’62, *1958-59 Emerson, Albert C. ’31 (d., 2/4/43) *1927-28, 28-29 Denaco, Alden F. ’32 (d., 4/6/94) 1930-31 Emery, Francis P. ’08 (d., 2/20/78) 1907-08 Dennis, Clarence E. ’40 (d., 11/20/79) *1936-37 Emery, Talbot M. ’74, *1969-70 Dennis, Timothy ’94, 1990-91 Epstein, Nathan ’27 (d., 10/18/81) 1926-27 Densmore, Joel Y. ’62, *1957-58, 61-62 Estes, James M. ’51 (d., 1/5/81) *1947-48

Dentremont, Arthur E. Sr. ’51, **1947-48, *48-49, 50-51 Ettinger, Morton ’49, *1942-43 Deschesne, Mark S. ’88, 1986-87, 87-88 Everett, Vaughn B. ’25 (d., 12/6/84) *1921-22, 23-24, Deshon, David E. ’59, *1955-56, 56-57 24-25 Desmond, Thomas J. ’33 (d., 5/14/06) *1929-30 Faison, Fitzgerald C. ’00, 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99 Dickerson, John G. Jr. ’43, *1939-40 Farnsworth, Donald E. ’62, *1957-58 Dickson, John D. Jr. ’32 (d., 7/25/96) *1928-29 Farnsworth, John P. ’33 (d., 11/13/69) *1929-30 Digby, George T. ’40 (d., 7/5/78) *1936-37, 37-38, 38-39 Farnsworth, William T. ’50, *1944-45, *47-48, 48-49 Dineen, John K. ’51, *1945-46 Farrell, Thomas H. ’68, *1964-65, 65-66, 66-67, 67-68 DiRenzo, Michael J. ’45, *1941-42, 42-43 Farris, Ralph W. Jr. ’39 (d., 9/23/84) *1935-36 Dobbs, Ernest C. Jr. ’71, *1967-68, 68-69 Farris, Robert C. Jr. ’39 (d., 3/6/87) *1935-36

Dobson, Eric D. ’04, 2002-03, 03-04 Farwell, Howard L. ’09 (d., 2/21/40) 1908-09 Dodd, Thomas A. ’74, *1970-71 Farwell, William N. ’35, *1931-32 Doherty, Albert V. ’36 (d., 7/9/85) *1932-33 Favor, Donald E. ’34 (d., 11/20/84) *1930-31 Dole, Ralph O. ’42 (d., 4/14/74) *1938-39 Feeney, William E. ’50 (d., 7/12/06) **1946-47, *47-48, 48-49 Dole, Richard D. ’42, *1938-39 Fenderson, Willard E. ’41 (d., 9/20/80) *1937-38 Dole, Thomas M. ’56, *1952-53 Fenno, Frank W. III ’55, *1951-52 Dolliver, Ferdinand M. ’28 (d., 2/17/84) 1924-25 Fickett, Lester C. ’32 (d., 3/10/79) *1928-29 Dolloff, James B. ’65, *1961-62 Field, Jeffrey T. ’78, 1976-77 Dolloff, Richard C. ’27 (d., 8/8/67) 1926-27 Field, Stephen N. ’58, *1954-55 Dombkowski, Daniel A. ’75 , *1971-72 Findlen, Herbert ’42, *1938-39

Dombkowski, Henry J. ’49 (d., 5/2/94) *1945-46, 46-47 Findlen, Joseph P. ’44 (d., 7/5/90) *1940-41 Donahue, Stewart W. ’30 (d., 1/16/65) *1926-27 Fish, Lincoln T. Jr. ’45, *1941-42 Donovan, Robert B. ’52, **1948-49 Fitzgerald, Lawrence J. Jr. ’57, *1953-54 Doran, Dana A. ’95, 1991-92 Fitzgerald, Lee E. ’59, *1952-53 Dore, Maurice R. ’60, 1957-58, 58-59, 59-60 Fitzhugh, Raynor K. ’28 (d., 1/6/85) *1924-25, 27-28 Dow, Gordon M. ’30 (d., 11/?/77) *1926-27 Fitzpatrick, Steven J. ’77, *1973-74, 74-75, Dow, James F. ’37 (d., 6/17/40) *1933-34 75-76, 76-77 Dow, Levi S. Jr. ’42 (d., 1/24/95) *1938-39 Flagg, Guy M. ’36 (d., 9/19/94) *1932-33 Dow, Wilmot S. ’34 (d., 2/27/85) *1930-31 Flahive, William J. ’65, *1961-62, 62-63, 63-64 Downes, Laurence M. ’42 (d., 6/23/93) *1938-39, 40-41, 41-42 Flavin, Mark R. ’04, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05

Downing, Harold L. ’30 (d., 9/12/82) *1926-27 Fogler, Henry H. ’43 (d., 2/6/98) *1939-40 Drew, Dana E. ’39 (d., 2/1/07) *1935-36, 36-37, 37-38, 38-39 Foley, James M. ’81, *1977-78 Driscoll, Merwyn R. ’24 (d., 6/5/91) 1923-24 Folsom, Charles G. ’56, *1952-53, 54-55, 55-56, 56-57 Dubay, James M. ’69, *1965-66 Folsom, Glenn R. ’53 (d., 11/21/03) *1949-50 Dubois, David P. ’05, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 Folsom, Harold S. ’29 (d., 10/23/54) *1925-26 Dufour, Franklin P. ’49 (d., 8/11/99) *1945-46, *46-47 Foote, Daniel H. ’75, *1970-71 Dumond, Robert M. ’60, *1956-57 Forbes, Verge ’58, *1954-55 Duncan, Maurice L. ’36 (d., 10/25/96) *1932-33 Forester, Thomas W. ’89, 1984-85, 87-88, 88-89 Dunham, Scott ’66, *1961-62, 63-64, 64-65 Forrestall, Arthur T. ’33 (d., 7/12/99) *1929-30 Dunkley, Julian ’02, 1999-00, 00-01 Forrestall, Howard W. ’38 (d., 5/3/43) 1937-38

11.6 Men’s Basketball Foss, Vance E. ’52, *1947-48 Greenlaw, Joseph M. ’38 (d., 10/19/72) *1934-35 Foster, John A. ’39 (d., 12/22/71) *1935-36 Grimmer, Stewart W. ’40 (d., 3/22/43) *1936-37 Fox, Basil S. ’38 (d., 11/13/90) *1934-35 Gross, Milton M. ’44 (d., 10/18/93) *1940-41 Fox, Nathan J. ’00, 1998-99, 99-00 Gross, Raymond E. ’50, *1946-47, *47-48 Francoeur, Robert L. ’67, *1963-64 Grundy, David B. ’56, *1952-53 French, Guy C. ’09 (d., 9/19/45) 1907-08 Guerrette, William J. ’86, 1983-84 French, Robert J. ’42 (d., 8/22/97) *1938-39, 40-41 Gumprecht, Richard A. ’52 (d., 2/17/74) *1947-48, *48-49 Frost, Alan W. ’32 (d., 8/12/64) *1928-29 Gunn, Clarence S. ’82, 1978-79, 80-81, 81-82 Frost, Parker H. ’35, *1931-32 Gunnerson, Herbert J. ’31 (d., 12/28/90) 1928-29 Fuller, Donald C. ’49 (d., 4/28/81) *1944-45 Guppy, Ralph H. Jr. ’39, *1935-36

Funking, Donald L. ’56 (d., 7/26/80) *1952-53 Hackett, Albert F. ’53, *1949-50 Furbish, Randall M. ’62, *1958-59, 59-60 Hadjisotirov, Ludmil ’03, 2002-03, 03-04 Furman, John R. Jr. ’65, *1961-62 Hadley, Milton F. ’75, *1971-72 Gallagher, James F. ’27 (d., 1/17/69) 1926-27 Haggett, Steven M. ’74, *1971-72, *72-73, 73-74 Gallagher, John J. ’48 (d., 12/30/76) *1945-46, 46-47 Hagopian, Martin ’56 (d., 6/12/75) *1942-43 Gallant, Charles A. ’70, *1965-66 Haines, Paul D. ’55, *1951-52 Garvin, Thomas T. ’46, *1942-43 Hale, David F. ’67 (d., 5/3/05) *1963-64, 64-65, 65-66, 66-67 Gass, Stanford E. ’58, *1954-55 Hall, Harold M. ’33 (d., 10/22/76) *1929-30 Gates, Robert E. ’49 (d., 10/23/03) *1945-46, 46-47, 47-48 Hall, Marshall E. ’65 (d., 1/8/06) *1961-62 Gavett, Andrew W. III ’73, 1970-71, 71-72 Hall, Philip A. ’53, *1949-50

Gavett, Peter M. ’73, *1969-70, 70-71, 71-72, 72-73 Hall, Thomas W. ’39 (d., 6/23/97) *1935-36 Gavett, Stephen J. ’79, 1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 Hallee, Jerome P. ’54, *1950-51 Geneva, Maurice L. ’43 (d., 9/15/99) *1939-40 Hallgren, Swen H. ’33 (d., 8/2/71) *1929-30 Gentile, Leonard J. ’74, *1970-71 Halliday, Alfred W. ’54, *1950-51 Gerrity, Bruce C. ’76, 1973-74, 74-75 Ham, Ralph C. ’52 (d., 11/16/66) **1948-49 George, Albert C. ’24 (d., 10/8/57) 1923-24 Hamblem, Edward G. ’43 (d., 11/27/94) *1939-40 Getchell, Stephen A. ’58 (d., 1/28/73) *1954-55 Hamilton, James S. Jr. ’35 (d., 10/1/91) *1931-32 Giguere, Armand M. ’34 (d., 9/28/93) *1930-31 Hamilton, William D. ’41 (d., 7/31/96) *1936-37 Gildart, Philip J. ’51, *1947-48 Hamlin, Joseph H. ’38 (d., 11/6/95) 1937-38 Gillette, Gordon J. ’65 (d., 10/21/96) *1961-62, 62-63, 63-64, 64-65 Hamlin, Tony S. ’74, *1970-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74

Gilman, John T. ’34 (d., 11/6/77) *1930-31 Hamor, George H. ’38, *1934-35 Given, Jonathan C. ’77, *1973-74 Hanmer, Alfred W. Jr. ’26 (d., 11/10/59) 1925-26 Gleason, Lawrence J. ’40 (d., 3/27/69) *1935-36 Hanscom, William A. ’27 (d., 10/8/63) *1923-24, Gleason, Thomas E.’44, *1940-41 24-25, 25-26, 26-27 Glidden, Richard B. ’66, *1962-63 Hanson, Edward W. ’54, 1950-51, 51-52 Glover, Frederick I. ’49, *1946-47, 47-48 Hanson, Harold W. ’50, *1945-46 Godbolt, Wilford Jr. ’82, 1980-81 Hanson, Michael E. ’71, 1968-69, 69-70 Goddard, Bertram H. ’50, **1946-47, 48-49, 49-50 Hanson, Robert H. ’49 (d., 9/5/66) *1941-42, *46-47 Goddard, Charles W. ’50, 1946-47, 48-49, 49-50 Hardison, Robert I. ’64, *1960-61 Godfrey, Martin F. ’65, *1961-62 Harknell, Ronny A. ’08, 2004-05, 05-06

Godfrey, Richard E. Jr. ’94, 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 Hanson, Todd M. ’90, 1986-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 Going, Scott B. ’76, *1972-73 Harnish, Raymond R. ’41 (d., 11/11/96) *1937-38 Golding, Carl F. ’37 (d., 4/3/97) *1933-34 Harnum, David K. ’66, *1962-63, 63-64 Goldman, Ellen S. ’78, *1975-76 Harnum, Donald J. ’62, *1958-59, 59-60, 60-61, 61-62 Gomis, Guy O. ’90, 1986-87, 87-88, 89-90 Harriman, Philip A. ’24 (d., 6/29/58) 1923-24 Gooodie, Frank J. Jr. ’51, **1947-48 Harrington, Patrick B. ’94, 1989-90 Goodwin, Carlton L. ’32 (d., 2/8/73) *1928-29 Harris, Louis T. ’40, *1935-36 Goodwin, Charles F. Sr. ’35 (d., 12/3/96) *1931-32 Harris, Rufus D. ’83, 1976-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80 Goodwin, Donald L. ’44, *1940-41 Hartley, William J. Jr. ’29 (d., 3/9/64) *1925-26 Goodwin, Harlan F. ’46 (d., 10/13/05) *1942-43 Harvey, Robert W. ’38 (d., 4/14/06) *1934-35

Gordon, John ’99, 1995-96, 96-97 Hatch, Robert L. ’46, *1942-43 Gordon, Sumner ’50 (d., 3/20/83) *1944-45 Hathaway, Roy S. ’29 (d., 2/7/67) *1924-25 Goudy, Gerald C. ’29 (d., 3/16/45) *1925-26 Hayes, Allen S. Jr. ’75, 1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 Graham, Lester C. ’38 (d., 1/19/71) *1934-35 Hayes, Richard E. ’38 (d., 11/30/90) *1934-35 Grass, Kevin D. ’88, 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 Haynes, Colin P. ’01, 1997-98, 98-99, 99-00, 00-01 Graves, Ludger E. ’73, *1969-70 Haynes, William H. ’73, 1969-70, 70-71 Gray, Irving R. ’48 (d., 9/15/04) 1946-47 Hazelton, Richard D. ’73, *1969-70 Gray, John O. ’49, *1942-43, *45-46 Heal, Walter R. ’61, *1951-52 Green, Kevin T. ’84, 1980-81, 81-82, 82-83, 83-84 Healy, Richard W. ’38 (d., 8/20/74) *1934-35 Greene, Errick C. ’01, 2000-01, 01-02 Hebert, Hector A. ’30 (d., 1/27/97) 1928-29

Men’s Basketball 11.7 Hedtler, Mark A. ’86, 1981-82, 83-84, 84-85 Hussey, Shaughn M. ’74, *1970-71 Heller, Steven J. ’79, *1976-77 Hussey, William P. ’38 (d., d. u.) *1934-35 Henderson, Leroy W. ’48, *1944-45, 45-46 Huston, Sterling W. ’57, *1953-54, 54-55, 55-56 Henderson, Stanley D. ’35 (d., 10/26/94) *1931-32 Hutson, Bruce J. ’73 (d., 2/7/05) *1968-69, 69-70, 70-71 Henrikson, Kenneth R. ’56, *1952-53 Ingalls, John M. ’62, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61 Henry, Richard A. ’86, 1983-84, 84-85, 85-86 Ingraham, William E. ’34 (d., 5/?/87) *1930-31 Hersey, Walter M. ’70, *1966-67 Ipek, Cem ’81, *1977-78 Herzberg, Ronald J. ’54, *1950-51 Ireland, John C. ’65, *1961-62 Hess, Richard W. ’53, *1949-50 Ives, Robert S. ’33 (d., 2/15/97) 1930-31, 31-32 Hewins, Walter C. ’52, **1948-49 Jackson, Benjamin D. ’03, 1999-00

Heyer, John W. ’57, *1953-54 Jackson, Derrick ’03, 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03, 04-05 Hickey, Frederick H. ’36 (d., 10/30/50) *1932-33 Jackson, Laurence B. ’34 (d., d. u.) *1930-31 Hickson, Paul E. ’30 (d., 6/18/36) *1927-28 Jackson, Nolan B. ’37 (d., 12/13/76) *1933-34 Higbee, Michael J. ’81, *1977-78 Jackson, Stuart W. ’58, *1954-55, 55-56 Higgins, David C. ’80, *1976-77 James, Bryan ’99, 1996-97 Higgins, Harold B. ’51 (d., 5/13/90) *1947-48 Jankouskis, Peter ’28 (d., 9/?/75) *1924-25 Higgins, Harrison P. ’09 (d., 1/6/50) 1905-06 Jarrett, Paul F. ’31 (d., d. u.) *1927-28 Higgins, Leslie A. ’31 (d., 2/4/87), *1927-28 Jellison, George E. ’33 (d., 2/18/99) *1929-30 Higgins, Martin A. ’93, 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 Jewett, Ralph J. ’51, **1947-48, 48-49, 50-51 Higgins, Richard E. ’36, 1933-34 Johnson, Joseph H. ’83, 1979-80

Higgins, Scott A. ’79, 1975-76 Johnson, Mark V. ’72, *1968-69, 69-70, 70-71 Hight, Jason M. ’08, 2004-05, 05-06 Johnson, Roland C. ’27 (d., 2/17/75) 1923-24

Hill, Frederick W. ’64, *1955-56 Johnson, Russell G. ’42 (d., 3/9/95) *1938-39 Hill, Robert W. ’48 (d., 5/28/04), *1941-42 Johnson, Thomas C. ’36 (d., 11/?/42) *1932-33 Hill, Thomas E. ’04, 2002-03 Johnston, Edward F. ’53, *1945-46 Hillman, Daniel R. ’93, 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 Johnston, Frederick J. ’40 (d., 5/21/88) *1936-37, 39-40 Hillman, Frederick C. ’74 (d., 11/27/86) *1970-71 Johnston, Gary R. ’63, *1959-60, 60-61 Hillman, Richard W. ’74, 1971-72 Johnstone, Kenneth H.’36 (d., 1/11/04) *1932-33 Hinckley, Louis E. ’78, 1974-75 Jones, Edward ’97, 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94 Hobbs, Laurence G. ’29 (d., d. u.) 1925-26 Jones, James W. ’74, *1969-70, 70-71

Hodge, Derrick F. ’92, 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 Jones, N. Ramone ’97, 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 Hodgkins, Earl L. ’42, 1938-39 Jones, Robert A. ’57, *1953-54, 54-55, 55-56, 56-57 Hollman, Curt J. ’88, 1985-86, 86-87 Jordan, Edward C. ’34 (d., 3/23/99) 1931-32, 32-33 Holmes, Jeffrey H. ’88, 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88 Jordan, Eugene A. ’35 (d., 5/22/75) 1931-32, 32-33 Holmes, Melvin J. ’23 (d., 11/1/57) 1921-22, 22-23 Joseph, David A. ’64, *1961-62 Holmes, Richard W. ’29 (d., 4/22/66) *1925-26 Jowett, John N. ’23 (d., 4/22/74) 1922-23 Holmes, Robert G. ’42, *1938-39 Joyce, John G. ’79, *1975-76, 77-78, 78-79 Holmes, Roger A. ’62, *1958-59 Judkins, Eshburn O. ’23 (d., 5/14/92) 1920-21, 22-23 Hopkins, Alton M. ’50, **1946-47, 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 Kallgren, Richard A. ’48 (d., 5/?/81) *1944-45 Horsman, Louis C. ’24 (d., 10/1/87) 1921-22, 22-23, 23-24 Kamen, Archie E. ’28 (d., 2/10/40) 1925-26, 26-27

Houghton, Thomas E. Jr. ’37 (d., 2/18/04) *1933-34 Kane, Scott A. ’79, *1976-77 Howatt, William F. ’51, *1947-48 Kane, Warren S. ’33 (d., 4/30/91) *1929-30 Howe, Leon S. Jr. ’31 (d., 11/4/85) *1927-28 Karpavick, William J.’28 (d., 12/24/81) *1924-25 Hoxie, Harvey H. ’06 (d., 6/4/51) 1905-06 Keaney, Stephen A. ’90, 1988-89 Hoyt, John W. ’35 , *1931-32 Kearson, Rossie B ’93, 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93 Hubbard, Chester W. ’69, 1967-68, 68-69 Keegan, Clarence K. ’37 (d., 4/15/77) *1933-34 Hubbard, Lloyd F. Jr. ’56 (d., 3/8/70) *1952-53 Keeling, Christopher ’96, 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96 Huff, Charles E. ’67 (d., d. u.) *1963-64 Keenan,William P. ’40 (d., 6/2/57) *1936-37 Hufnagel, Jean G. ’44 (d., 12/27/03) *1940-41 Keene, Philip E. ’43 (d., 6/16/63) *1939-40 Hulse, Silas III ’44 (d., 3/?/79) *1940-41 Keith, Edward H. ’49 (d., 6/3/91) *1944-45, *46-47, *47-48

Hume, Robert S. ’60 (d., 7/17/83) 1957-58 Keith, Jesse R. ’09, 2005-06, 06-07 Humphrey, Hilton ’27 (d., 5/2/56) *1923-24 Kelley, John L. ’49, *1946-47, 47-48, 48-49, *50-51 Humphries, Angus E. ’41 (d., 4/25/02) *1937-38 Kelley, Lionel D. ’52 (d., 1/26/00) *1948-49, *49-50, 50-51 Hunt, Terrence A. ’97, 1992-93, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 Kelley, Raymond J. ’57, *1950-51, 51-52 Hunter, E. Allan ’72, *1968-69 Kelley, Richard H. ’75, *1971-72 Huntington, George K. ’05 (d., 6/16/81) 1904-05 Kelley, Robert W. ’59, *1954-55 Hursey, Deonte L. ’94, 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94 Kelliher, Richard P. ’66, *1962-63 Hussey, Eugene R. ’43 (d., 8/21/06) *1939-40, 40-41, 41-42, 42-43 Kelly, Donald R. ’50, 1946-47, *47-48 Hussey, James W. ’50, 1949-50 Kelsey, Craig E. ’86, 1980-81, 81-82 Hussey, John A. ’49 (d., 8/12/86) *1942-43 Kelsey, Donald L. Jr. ’51, 1948-49

11.8 Men’s Basketball 2003–04 BLACK BEARS The 2003–04 season was another successful campaign under Coach John Giannini as the Black Bears won 20 games and advanced to the championship game of the America East Conference. It also was the final season for Giannini in Orono. His teams posted a 125-111 record over eight seasons, winning an average of just under 16 games per year. Left to right, Asst. Coach Ted Woodward, Ernest Turner, Chris Markwood, Joe Campbell, Derrick Jackson, David Dubois, Olli Ahvenniemi, Tri-Capts. Jon Wallingford and Ludmil Hadjisotirov, Mark Flavin, Freddy Petkus, Tri-Capt. Eric Dobson, Chris Bruff, Kevin Reed, Asst. Coach Calvin Oldham, and Coach John Giannini.

STANDING ROOM ONLY Bob Warner (52) waits for a possible rebound as Bob Zak puts one up against Boston University in this 1974 game against Boston U. before a packed house in Memorial Gymnasium. Warner established UM records for most rebounds in one game, one season, and three seasons during his seasons in Orono and all remain the best in UM basketball history. Warner was a unanimous All-Yankee Conference and all-New England selection and truly one of finest players in UM history.

Men’s Basketball 11.9 Keneborus, George A. ’40 (d., 7/9/42) *1936-37 Littlefield, Neil O. ’53, *1949-50 Kenney, Howard M. ’40 (d., 1/24/93) *1936-37, 39-40 Littlefield, Vincent A. ’62, *1956-57 Kenney, James F. Jr. ’42 (d., 8/17/98) *1938-39 Livesey, William ’62, *1958-59, 59-60 Kenney, John C. ’36 (d., 5/10/92) *1932-33 Livingston, Alan R. ’73, *1968-69 Kenniston, Terry L. ’76, *1972-73 Logan, Greg B. ’96, 1994-95, 95-96 Kenoyer, Russell E. ’46 (d., 4/16/45) *1942-43 Long, Don ’97, 1995-96, 96-97 Kent, Milton F. ’30 (d., 4/14/86) *1926-27, 27-28 Longstaff, David A. ’76, *1972-73 Kent, Vernon F. ’41 (d., 2/2/73) *1937-38 Lord, Dwight E. ’38 (d., 2/10/94) *1934-35, 36-37, 37-38 Kerry, Shelton ’97, 1988-89, 89-90 Lord, Jay M. ’43 (d., 8/13/87) *1939-40, 40-41 Kilgore, Manley W. ’35 (d., 9/?/78) *1931-32 Lord, Reginald G. ’50, *1947-48, *48-49

Kilpatrick, Donald M. Jr. ’42 (d., 7/7/44) *1938-39, 41-42 Lothrop, Douglas A. ’57, *1953-54 Kinard, Keith ’91, 1987-88 Lovejoy, Eugene H. ’56, 1950-51 Kinney, Loomis S. ’29 (d., 7/4/79) *1925-26 Lovejoy, Fred J. ’67, *1963-64 Kipnes, Howie K. ’61, *1957-58 Lowe, Henry F. ’38 (11/4/96) *1934-35 Klein, James A. ’78, *1974-75, *75-76, 76-77, 77-78 Lufkin, Charles H. ’49 (d., 2/12/61) *1939-40 Kneeland, Clarence A. ’25 (d., 10/10/68) *1921-22 Lull, S. Hale ’38 (d., 7/25/77) *1934-35 Kohtala, Edwin A. ’81, 1977-78 Luro, Walter H. ’55 (d., 2/23/92) *1950-51 Kominsky, Gerald S. ’51 (d., 9/5/93) *1948-49 Lutes, Olin S. Jr. ’43 (d., 10/26/89) *1939-40 Konetschny, Leonid E. ’67, *1963-64 Lynch, Owen A. ’39 (d., 4/23/67) *1935-36 Koris, Frank J. ’45 (d., 11/30/43) 1942-43 Lynch, Paul R. ’50, *1947-48, 48-49

Kosiba, Michael J. ’70, *1966-67, 67-68 MacBride, M. Milton ’35 (d., 1/28/75) *1931-32 Kostacopoulos, Peter ’57, 1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 MacDonald, Robert S. ’48, *1944-45, *45-46, 46-47 Kulhawy, Kevin J. ’79, 1975-76 Mace, Frank E. ’51 (d., 3/7/03) *1947-48 Lahait, David C. ’64, *1960-61 MacHardy, William E. ’58, *1954-55 Lake, Malcolm L. ’26 (d., 12/31/31) 1923-24, 24-25, 25-26 Mack, Edward S. Jr. ’57, *1953-54 Lamb, Ernest Jr. ’58 (d., 10/17/69) *1954-55 MacKay, Bruce A. ’41, *1937-38 Lancaster, Virgil M. ’29 (d., 5/12/81) *1925-26 MacKenzie, James F. ’51, *1947-48 Lane, Steven C. ’73, *1969-70, 70-71, 71-72 Mackin, Roderick N. ’69, *1965-66 Lane, Stuart P. ’37, *1933-34 MacKinnon, Bruce W. ’66, *1962-63, 63-64, 64-65 Lane, Thomas B. ’69, *1966-67 MacPhee, Leonard R. ’62, 1959-60, 60-61, 61-62

Langford, James A. ’75, *1971-72 MacVane, Robert E. ’52, **1948-49 Laplante, Michael M. ’89, 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 Madsen, James L. ’79, *1975-76 Larabee, Edward C. ’38 (d., 11/28/89) 1935-36 Magee, William J. ’74, *1970-71 Lavorgna, Michael L. ’27 (d., 7/30/86) *1923-24 Maguire, Scott R. ’81, *1977-78 Lawry, Otis O. ’42 (d., 4/11/92) *1938-39 Mahaney, Keith C. ’57, *1951-52, 52-53, 53-54, 56-57 Leach, Arlyn R. ’59 (d., 5/16/98) *1955-56 Mahaney, Larry K. ’51 (d., 2/12/06) **1947-48, 48-49, Leach, Beryl L. ’50, *1947-48, *48-49, 49-50 49-50, 50-51 Leadbetter, Frederick W. ’63, *1959-60, 60-61, 61-62 Mahoney, Thomas J. Jr. ’77, *1973-74 Leadbetter, Wendell T. ’58, *1954-55, 55-56, 56-57 Maines, Thomas F. ’68, *1964-65 Leathers, Alan W. ’64, *1960-61 Mallory, Hazen B. Jr. ’66, *1962-63

Ledbetter, Allen F. ’99, 1995-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 Maloon, Merton S. ’44, *1940-41 Lee, Carroll R. ’71, *1967-68, 68-69 Mandell, Edward J. ’59, *1955-56 Leek, Spencer S. ’41 (d., 12/6/80) *1937-38 Manning, Thomas J. ’75, *1972-73 Lees, Harry T. ’38 (d., 2/16/89) *1934-35 Manoil, Lazarus ’25 (d., 2/28/88) *1921-22 Leet, John B. ’51 (d., 6/1/84) *1948-49, 49-50 Markwood, Christopher D. ’04, 2003-04, 04-05 Leet, John T. ’78, *1974-75 Marriner, Donald E. ’42, *1938-39 Leger, Eugene ’42 (d., 1/28/46) *1938-39, 39-40, Marseille, Fritz ’94, 1991-92, 92-93 40-41, 41-42 Marshall, Bruce G. ’76, *1972-73 Leighton, Peter S. ’75, *1972-73 Marshall, Lee A. ’79, *1975-76, *76-77 Leland, Alanson T. ’32 (d., 7/?/84) *1928-29 Marshall, Linnell ’99, 1998-99

Leonard, Peter T. ’78, 1974-75 Marshall, Robert C. ’11 (d., 3/2/72) 1907-08, 08-09, 09-10 Levensalor, Kenneth L. ’30 (d., 10/17/84) *1926-27 Marshall, Stephen S. Jr. ’35 (d., 10/23/03) *1931-32 Lever, Thomas F. ’74, *1970-71 Martin, Alphege J. ’58 (d., 7/9/98) *1953-54 Libby, Bruce R. ’70, *1966-67 Martin, Wilfred ’60, *1956-57, 57-58 Libby, John R. ’85, 1981-82 Mason, Glenn R. ’72, *1968-69 Libby, Lawrence W. ’62, *1958-59 Mason, Myron S. ’27 (d., 9/?/73) 1923-24 Libby, Richard S. ’57 (d., 9/11/00) *1953-54, 55-56, 56-57 Mason, Richard F. ’49, *1941-42 Liebert, Andrew J. ’93, 1989-90 Masterman, Harley A. ’35 (d., 8/24/95) *1931-32 Lincoln, Frank L. ’25 (d., 7/16/93) 1924-25 Matheas, Frederico W. ’07 (d., 1/17/70) 1904-05 Linnehan, John D. Jr. ’70, *1966-67 Mathieson, Michael A. ’69, *1965-66

11.10 Men’s Basketball Mayo, William J. ’70, *1968-69, 69-70 Morrill, George F. ’45, 1945-46, *46-47 McAlary, Francis J. ’36, *1931-32 Morrill, Robert E. ’51 (d., 4/28/97) **1947-48 McAloon, John T. ’51 (d., 1/10/94) *1947-48 Morrison, John P. ’76, *1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 McCann, Frank W. ’30 (d., 1/23/82) 1928-29 Morrison, Roy H. ’09 (d., d. u.) 1905-06 McClaire, Gregory R. ’94, 1990-91 Morrison, William B. ’81, 1976-77, 77-78 McClare, Andrew V. ’58 (d., 12/9/99) *1954-55 Morse, Gerald E. ’51, *1947-48 McClellan, James C. ’44, *1941-42 Mortimer, Robert T. ’55, 1953-54 McConnell, Robert K. ’73, *1969-70 Morton, Douglas K. ’60, *1950-51 McCormick, Francis E. ’50 (d., 11/23/94) *1947-48, 48-49 Morton, Fred C. ’08 (d., 10/21/50) 1906-07, 07-08 McCormack, James H. ’50, **1946-47 Morton, Richard G. ’40, *1936-37

McCrum, Dana B. ’50 (d., 12/9/96) **1946-47 Mosher, David A. ’61, *1957-58 McCrystal, John D. ’22 (d., 7/1/77) 1921-22 Mullen, Shane ’92, 1990-91 McCurdy, Neal F. ’64, *1960-61, 61-62 Murphy, Christopher W. ’73, *1967-68 McDonald, James R. ’51, *1947-48 Murray, John J. ’37 (d., 7/29/93) *1933-34 McDonough, Martin J. Jr. ’38 (d., 10/24/88) *1934-35 Murray, Thomas A. Jr. ’47 (d., 4/12/74) *1944-45, McDuff, Ronald J.’64, *1960-61, 61-62 45-46 McGonagle, John W. ’64, 1963-64 Musson, George A. ’57, *1953-54 McGuire, Michael J. ’69, 1967-68, 68-69 Myers, Frank W. ’35 (d., 11/14/96) *1931-32 McGuirk, Timothy D. ’79, *1976-77 Nash, Joshua ’00, 1996-97 McIntire, Clarence E. ’44 (d., 10/10/84) *1940-41 Nason, Fred W. ’11 (d., 1/16/70) 1910-11

McKay, John B. ’59, *1955-56 Naughler, Reginald W. ’36 (d., 7/8/88) *1932-33 McKay, Thomas D. ’66, *1962-63 Neal, Howard K. Jr. ’68, *1964-65 McKeen, Richard D. ’43, *1939-40, 40-41, 41-42, 42-43 Nectow, Philip ’54 (d., 7/12/99) *1950-51 McKenna, Collin M. ’50 (d., 9/7/91) *1945-46 Nelson, Aaron N. Jr. ’49 (d., 6/6/03) *1945-46 McKenney, Charles A. ’60 (d., 7/2/81) *1956-57 Nelson, Kevin L. ’79, 1975-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79 McLaughlin, Reginald H. ’48, *1941-42 Ness, Norman R. Jr. ’67, *1962-63, 63-64 McLaughlin, Robert P. Jr. ’79, *1975-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79 Newcomb, Theodore M. ’41, *1937-38 McLean, Roderick K. ’33, *1929-30 (d., d. u.) Newell, Harry S. ’28 (d., 5/4/72) 1921-22, 22-23, 23-24 McMichael, Albert E. ’33 (d., 1/25/67) *1929-30 Newhouse, George H. ’58, *1954-55 McMichael, Alfred N. ’33 (d., 4/21/73) *1929-30 Nickerson, Clifton S. ’43 (d., 12/20/95) *1939-40, 40-41

McMichael, John S. ’71, *1967-68 Nightingale, Herbert I. ’51, *1948-49 McMillan, Christopher J. ’77, *1973-74 Nisenbaum, Michael J. ’80, 1979-80, 80-81, 81-82 McNaughton, Michael J. ’77, *1973-74 Nixon, Robert E. ’54, 1951-52, 52-53, 53-54 McNeil, Warren R. ’40 (d., 10/14/79) *1936-37 Noel, Mark D. ’75, *1971-72 McNelly, Dale ’68 , *1964-65, 65-66 Norris, John J. ’54, 1951-52, 52-53 McPherson, Cluny B. ’51, **1947-48 Norton, Raymond F. ’39 (d., 10/29/91) 1935-36 Meade, Russell E. ’51, 1947-48 Norwood, Adelbert T. ’51 (d., 7/19/03) *1946-47 Medeiros, Robert W. ’52 (d., 10/17/82) **1948-49 Noyes, Lauriston F. ’22 (d., 10/17/89) 1921-22 Meeks, Frederick H. ’99, 1997-98, 98-99 Nutter, Robert W. ’44 (d., 2/20/84) *1940-41, 42-43

Mena, Sal ’94, 1990-91 Nutting, Theodore E.’32 (d., 11/23/97) *1928-29 Mercer, James P. ’81, 1978-79, 79-80, 80-81 Nystrom, George L. ’41, *1937-38 Merrell, James R. ’11 (d., 1/7/54) 1910-11 Ober, David A. ’58, *1953-54 Merrill, Philip A. ’34 (d., 8/1/92) *1930-31 Oberg, Peter W. ’73, *1969-70 Merrill, Wayne H. ’39 (d., 3/16/00) 1936-37 O’Brien, Lewis B. ’62, *1958-59 Meyer, Paul G. ’58, *1953-54 Ochs, William E. ’71, *1967-68 Michaels, Stephen M. ’80, *1976-77 O’Donnell, George E. ’48, 1945-46, 46-47, 47-48 Miller, Philip D. ’44, *1940-41 Olson, Henry F. Jr. ’62, *1958-59 Miller, Sydney R. ’36, *1932-33 Olsson, Albert H. ’26 (d., 6/26/93) 1924-25, 25-26 Millett, Elwood D. ’39, *1935-36, 36-37, 37-38, 38-39 *Oretsky, Israel ’48, *1942-43 Millington, Willis ’30, *1926-27 Orino, Daniel J. ’58, *1954-55

Miltner, Bradley S. ’81, *1977-78 Orino, James J. ’54, *1950-51, 51-52 Monroe, Roy H. ’35 (d., 12/15/03) 1932-33 Osgood, Carroll P. ’28 (d., 7/28/85) *1924-25 Montgomery, Floyd A. Jr. ’65, *1961-62 Osgood, George E. ’34 (d., 4/18/94) *1930-31 Moody, David C. ’73, *1965-66 Osgood, Lowell H. ’50 (d., 5/1/02) **1947-48, 48-49, 49-50 Moody, Winship B. Sr. ’55, *1951-52 O’Toole, James M. ’50, **1946-47, *47-48 Moore, Arthur S. ’10 (d., 5/7/58) 1909-10 Owen, George S. ’06 (d., 7/24/39) 1904-05, 05-06 Moore, John R. ’32 (d., 9/18/86) *1928-29 Owens, Thomas W. Jr. ’38 (d., 2/11/84) 1935-36, 36-37 Moore, Matt ’96, 1994-95, 95-96 Packard, George V. ’31 (d., 9/1/75) *1927-28, 28-29 Morgan, Cyrus L. ’51 (d., 10/24/52) *1947-48, *48-49, 49-50 Page, Sydney J. ’25 (d., 5/15/71) *1921-22 Morin, Robert A. ’61, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60 Palmer, Donald R. ’33 (d., 3/28/65) *1929-30

*Changed name to Orr, Israel

Men’s Basketball 11.11 Paquette, Ronald P. ’63, *1959-60 Redman, Robert G. ’50, **1946-47 Parady, Bernard B. ’53 (d., 6/1/97) 1951-52 Redmond, William L. ’44, 1942-43 Parker, Albert M. ’28 (d., 9/28/90) 1927-28 Reed, Kevin ’05, 2002-03, 03-04, 04-05, 06-07 Parker, Robert E. ’44 (d., 3/20/45) *1940-41 Reed, Walter S. Jr. ’41 (d., 6/13/99) *1936-37 Parker, Robert W. ’58 (d., 9/23/62) *1954-55 Reid, William L. III ’62, *1958-59 Parlin, Arthur W. ’61, *1954-55 Reilly, Daniel G. ’77, 1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 Parsons, Charles B. ’41 (d., 10/25/05) *1937-38 Reitz, John A. ’41 (d., 8/28/79) *1937-38 Patten, Charles T. ’36 (d., 1/1/87) *1932-33 Reynolds, George S. ’74, *1963-64 Peabody, Herbert S. ’40 (d., 3/16/97) *1936-37 Reynolds, Paul E. ’69, *1965-66 Pearlmutter, William H. ’38 , *1934-35 Reynolds, William ’96, 1995-96

Peasley, Harold M. ’50, **1946-47, 47-48, 48-49 Rheinlander, Harold F. ’41, 1940-41 Peckham, Charles R. ’54, *1950-51 Rich, Robert P. Jr. ’53, *1949-50, 50-51, 51-52 Pelletier, Steven W. ’74, 1970-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74 Richards, James L. Jr. ’76, *1972-73 Pendleton, Roger L. ’48 (d., 8/12/99) *1941-42, 42-43 Richards, Keith ’01, 1997-98 Penley, Joseph I. ’33 (d., 11/6/98) *1929-30 Richards, Lawson J. ’67, *1965-66 Pepin, Roger J. ’58, *1954-55 Richards, Roger H. ’65, *1962-63 Peppard, John W. ’45 (d., 3/2/01) *1941-42 Ridlon, Emory F. ’29 (d., 5/15/60) 1928-29 Perkins, Gerald E. ’34 (d., 6/8/89) *1930-31 Riemenschneider, Edward G. ’58, *1954-55 Perlberg, Ralph H. ’55, *1952-53 Riley, Alan H. ’66, *1962-63 Perlmutter, Howard ’33, *1929-30 Riley, Andre R. ’03, 2000-01

Perry, John W. ’39 (d., 2/18/00) *1935-36 Rioux, Laurent J. ’71, *1967-68, 68-69 Perry, William A. Jr. ’53, *1949-50 Ritchie, Kevin B. ’80, *1976-77 Petkus, Alfredas ’03, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 05-06 Roberts, Don H. ’51, *1947-48 Petreas, Gregory N. ’45 (d., 9/6/78) *1941-42 Roberts, Edwin L. III ’74, *1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 Pettengill, Marshall E. ’65, *1958-59 Roberts, John K. ’35 (d., 8/?/85) *1931-32 Phair, Willis R. ’39 (d., 1/1/03) *1933-34 Roberts, Malcolm W. ’40 (d., 11/14/87) 1939-40 Philbrick, Alan W. ’54, *1950-51, 52-53, 53-54 Robertson, Curtis W. ’91, 1987-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 Pickering, Clayton F. ’84, 1981-82, 82-83 Robertson, Robert A. ’63, *1959-60, 60-61, 61-62 Pierce, Charles H. ’63, *1959-60 Robinson, Merton D. ’55, *1951-52 Pike, Julius ’33 (d., 4/?/83) *1929-30 Rodgers, Newton J. ’39 (d., 5/23/87) *1935-36

Pike, Roger A. ’65, *1961-62 Rogers, Edwin A. ’62, 1958-59 *Pinansky, Linwood H. ’43, *1939-40 Rogers, Philip N. ’38 (d., 12/5/89) *1934-35, 36-37, 37-38 Platter, George J. ’68, *1964-65 Romansky, Monroe J. ’33 (d., 8/19/06) *1929-30 Plummer, Harold C. Jr. ’51, **1947-48 Rosell, Karl G. ’69, *1965-66 Polese, Michael F. ’56, *1952-53, 53-54, 54-55, 55-56 Ross, Levi M. III ’60, *1952-53 Pomeroy, Robert B. ’84, 1984-85 Rossignol, Matthew A. ’89, 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 Poplawsky, Michael M. ’76, 1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 Rotondi, Charles D. ’74, *1970-71 Potter, Richard A. ’54, *1950-51 Rowe, Alan B. ’46, *1942-43 Poulin, Gerard J. ’49 (d., 1/10/90) *1945-46 Rowe, Justin A. ’03, 2001-02, 02-03 Pound, David L. ’63, *1959-60 Royal, John W. ’51 (d., 3/30/96) *1945-45, *48-49

Pratt, Bertis L. Jr. ’43, *1939-40, 40-41, 41-42, 42-43 Rubin, Herbert E. ’40 (d., 9/29/76) *1936-37 Preble, Clayton O. ’41 (d., 6/11/43) *1937-38 Russ, Robert C. ’34 (d., 10/15/06) *1930-31 Prescott, Glenn C. ’75, *1970-71 Russell, Chauncey L. ’37 (d., 9/?/94) *1933-34 Presnell, Donald F. ’44, *1940-41, 41-42, 42-43, 46-47 Russell, James A. ’59, *1955-56 Priestley, John E. Jr. ’59 (d., 2/28/78) *1955-56 Russell, Richard W. ’59, *1955-56 Prone, Richard S. ’71, *1967-68 Russell, Wallace C. ’78, 1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 Pruett, Joseph A. ’51, **1947-48 Ryan, Philip A. ’35, *1931-32 Pruett, Kenneth S. ’36 (d., 1/5/00) *1932-33 Ryder, John C. Jr. ’51, *1947-48 Pullen, Richard J. ’80, *1975-76 Ryder, William F. ’52 (d., 4/2/88) *1947-48 Quesnel, Michael J. ’81, *1977-78 Sadler, Orville C. ’35 (d., 12/1/95) *1931-32

Quinn, Robert M. ’56, *1950-51 St. Laurent, Jeffrey R. ’93, 1992-93 Quinn, Thomas W. ’80, *1976-77 St. Onge, Walter J. ’07 (d., 6/29/76) 1904-05 Quint, Lloyd F. ’43 (d., 12/15/01) *1939-40, 40-41, 41-42, 42-43 Saltzman, Elmer ’44, *1939-40 Rafford, Herbert L. ’49 (d., 4/10/99) *1945-46 Saltzman, Robert S. ’50, **1946-47 Ramsdell, Freeland L. ’34 (d., 7/21/99) *1930-31 Sanborn, James W. ’35 (d., 1/19/75) *1931-32 Ramsey, Raymond E. ’42 (d., 2/?/89) *1938-39 Sandstrom, Eric E. ’35 (d., 8/26/89) *1931-32 Ranco, Ronald E. ’58 (d., 2/13/79) *1954-55 Saunders, Joseph G. ’54, *1949-50, 53-54 Randell, Alan C. ’72, 1969-70 Savage, Lowell ’47, *1944-45 Randlette, Howard H. ’23 (d., 2/18/83) 1922-23 Sawyer, Carl L. ’43, *1939-40 Raymond, Gordon B. ’36 (d., 7/7/95) 1932-33 Scales, Dominique H. M. ’07, 2005-06

*Changed name to Pines, Linwood H.

11.12 Men’s Basketball 1956–57 BLACK BEARS Keith Mahaney (front, left) was a prolific scorer during his abbreviated varsity basketball career at Maine. He averaged 22.6 points per game (452 in 20 games) in the ’56–’57 season and 18.6 for his career which places him fourth on the all-time UM scoring list in terms of points per game average. Unfortunately, due to Army service, Keith played only two and one-half seasons of varsity basketball, but his numbers were still impressive . . . 893 points in 48 games. He twice had 39 points in a game and at one time owned many UM and State Series scoring records. Front row, l-r, Keith Mahaney, Tom Seavey, Franklin Smith, Dick Libby, Co-Capts. Pete Kostacopoulos and Bobby Jones, Thurlow Cooper, and Dudley Coyne. Back row, l-r, Coach Hal Woodbury, Mgr. Wendell Leadbetter, Dick Collins, Richard Smith, Bill Bragdon, Ron Boynton, Dave Rand, Asst. Coach Jack Butterfield, and Trainer Stan Wallace.

1998–99 — A VERY GOOD SEASON Coach John Giannini’s 1998–99 Maine team had a fine season, postintg a 19-9 record which included a win over Big Ten opponent Northwestern. It was the first time a Maine five reached the 19-win plateau since the 1959–60 season. Front row, l-r, Jeremy Thombs, Fitzgerald “Dade” Faison, Fred Meeks, Corey Thibodeau, Marcus Wills, Tom Waterman, and Co-Capt. Andy Bedard. Back row, l-r, Asst. Coaches Ted Woodward and Ed Jones, Clinton “Huggy” Dye, Todd Tibbetts, Colin Haynes, Julian Dunkley, Nate Fox, Linnell Marshall, Jamar Croon, Co-Capt. Allen Ledbetter, Coach John Giannini, and Asst. Coach Mike Mennenga.

Men’s Basketball 11.13 Scales, James G. ’10 (d., 6/19/41) 1905-06, 06-07, 07-08, 09-10 Stanley, Edward C. ’39 (d., 8/3/88) *1935-36, Scales, Nelson N. ’11 (d., 4/4/66) 1907-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11 37-38, 38-39 Schiner, Lawrence R. ’61, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61 Stanley, Edward K. ’30 (d., 2/18/82) *1926-27 Schmidt, Francis V. ’42, *1938-39 Stanley, John C. ’72, *1968-69 Schmidt, Mark ’97, 1993-94 Stanley, Lee K. ’69, *1963-64 Scott, Bradley B. ’73, *1969-70 Staples, William C. ’33, *1929-30 Searles, Stanwood R. ’34 (d., 9/29/87) *1930-31 Stearns, Burton D. ’62, 1959-60 Seavey, Thomas N. ’58, *1952-53, 53-54, 56-57, 57-58 Stearns, Roger A. ’41 (d., 4/22/45) 1940-41 Seekins, Ronald L. ’74, *1969-70 Steeves, Jerome I. ’40, *1936-37 Sezak, Samuel ’31 (d., 3/21/89) *1927-28 Steinmetz, John F. ’44 (d., 4/2/45) *1940-41

Stephens, Frank O. Jr. ’48 (d., 12/15/01) *1942-43 Stenberg, Nancy K. ’83, 1979-80, 80-81 Shapiro, Gregory C. ’63, 1960-61 Stephenson, James B. Jr. ’69, *1965-66, 66-67, Shea, Harry F. ’35 (d., 5/15/68) *1931-32 67-68, 68-69 Sheehan, Barry F. ’74, *1970-71 Sterling, John W. ’73, *1968-69, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Sheets, Jonathan B. ’07, 2005-06, 06-07 Sterritt, Harry W. ’57, *1953-54 Sherburne, Lauris N. ’25 (d., 4/18/78) *1921-22 Stevens, Brian L. ’87, *1983-84 Shirley, Michael F. ’79, *1974-75, *75-76 Stevens, James E. ’61, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60 Shute, Harry D. ’41 (d., 1/9/90) *1934-35 Stickel, William C. ’49 (d., 1/2/96) *1945-46 Silverman, Harold L. ’55, *1951-52 Stickney, Charles C. Jr. ’44, *1940-41, 41-42, 42-43 Simon, John C. ’35, *1931-32 Stickney, Robert L. ’64, *1960-61, 62-63

Sims, James M. ’32 (d., 1/4/82) *1928-29 Stinson, Bruce G. ’73, *1968-69, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Sims, John L. Jr. ’86, 1982-83 Stobie, John W. ’10 (d., 6/26/41) 1906-07 Sinclair, Clayton Jr. ’55, *1951-52 Stone, Charles P. ’28 (d., 2/25/70) *1924-25, 27-28 Sinclair, Lawrence E. ’53, *1949-50, 52-53 Stout, Anthony A. ’62, *1958-59 Sinert, Norton ’50 (d., 5/2/95) *1946-47 Stowell, Dexter M. ’52, **1948-49 Skinner, Oscar E. Jr. ’30 (d., 5/3/01) *1926-27 Strang, Garland F. ’66, *1962-63, 63-64, 64-65, 65-66 Smaha, Albert H. ’45, *1941-42 Stroud, John C. ’56 (d., 6/1/01) 1954-55 Small, Charles H. ’51 (d., 2/12/94) **1947-48, *48-49 Stuart, George A. ’08 (d., 9/26/68) 1904-05, 05-06, Small, Clifton O. ’73, *1966-67 06-07, 07-08 Small, Parker W. ’42, *1938-39, 39-40, 40-41, 41-42 Stubbert, Charles F. Jr. ’61, *1955-56

Small, Robert E. ’42 (d., 1/20/04) *1938-39 Sturgeon, Donald T. ’61, *1957-58, 58-59, 59-60, Smart, Michael D. ’76, 1975-76 60-61 Smith, Allan L. ’53, *1949-50 Sturgeon, Jeffrey W. ’89, 1980-81, 81-82, 82-83, Smith, Daniel W. ’90, 1986-87, 87-88 83-84 Smith, David B. ’68, *1964-65, 65-66, 66-67, 67-68 Sturgeon, Richard H. ’60, *1956-57, 57-58, 58-59, Smith, Dean J. ’89, 1986-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90 59-60 Smith, Franklin P. Jr. ’57, *1953-54, 54-55, 55-56, 56-57 Sturman, Andrew C. ’81, *1977-78 Smith, Reginald ’97, 1993-94, 94-95 Sullivan, John J. ’75, *1971-72 Smith, Robert A. ’44 (d., 12/28/04) *1940-41, 41-42 Suminsby, John E. ’44, *1940-41 Smith, Sherrold L. ’44 (d, 2/23/99) *1940-41 Sumpter, Bruce ’83, 1979-80

Smith, Steven O. ’87, 1984-85 Sundquist, Alan M. ’91, 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91 Smith, Winslow B. ’38 (d., 6/20/82) *1933-34, 36-37 Susi, Dominick F. II ’72 (d., 6/16/03) *1967-68, Socoby, Stephen M. ’73, *1969-70 69-70, 70-71, 71-72 Soderberg, Frederic A. ’25 (d., 3/27/93) 1924-25 Susi, Michael S. ’79, *1975-76, 76-77 Solari, Robert L. ’59, *1955-56, *56-57, 57-58 Sutton, Ernest N. ’54 (d., 10/25/54) *1949-50 Somerville, Alexander R. ’50 (d., 3/31/94) **1946-47 Svendsen, David E. ’65, *1961-62, 62-63, 63-64, Sorrie, Donald H. ’64, *1960-61 64-65 Soucie, George E. ’51, *1947-48 Sweeny, John M. ’66, *1962-63 Soucie, Brett ’95, 1993-94, 94-95 Swenson, Alfred A. ’38 (d., 2/13/93) *1934-35 Soucy, Frederick F. ’51, **1947-48, *48-49 Sylvester, Fred A. ’30 (d., 4/29/74) 1926-27, 28-29

Spear, Jasper A. ’42 (d., 5/8/86) *1938-39, 39-40, 40-41 Tanner, Edward R. ’42 (d., d. u.) *1938-39 Speed, Gary R. ’82, 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 Tapley, Frank M. ’38 (d., 8/13/81) *1933-34, 36-37 Speed, Gregg A. ’77, *1973-74 Tarbell, Lester J. ’38, *1934-35 Sprague, James B. Jr. ’45 (d., 3/19/68) *1941-42 Taylor, Charles P. ’81, *1957-58 Spreng, George W. Jr. ’66 (d., 2/6/95) *1962-63, 63-64 Taylor, Harold A. ’25 (d., 1/7/67) *1921-22 Sproul, Alton L. Jr. ’49, *1945-46 Taylor, James R. ’50 (d., 8/24/04) **1946-47 Spurling, Terrance X. ’60, *1956-57, 57-58, 58-59 Taylor, Todd R. ’89, 1984-85, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88 Squires, Charles O. ’54, *1950-51 Tchekane-Bofia, Philippe ’09, 2005-06, 06-07 Stacey, Wayne O. ’48, *1941-42 Teall, Arthur L. ’42 (d., 11/5/43) *1938-39 Stanley, Dennis P. ’71 (d., 10/25/06) *1967-68, 68-69 Terrill, Kevin J. ’94, 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93

11.14 Men’s Basketball Theriault, Russell D. ’61, *1957-58 Veague, Arnold L. ’38 (d., 5/28/03) *1934-35, 37-38 Thibeault, John E. ’78, *1972-73 Vickery, Russell M. ’70, *1966-67, 67-68, 68-69 Thibodeau, Corey P. ’00, 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 Vitello, John J. ’78, *1974-75 Thibodeau, Gerald L. ’71, *1967-68 Wadleigh, Ralph L. ’35 (d., 2/12/94) *1931-32 Thomas, Albert H. III ’78, *1974-75 Wadsworth, Francis G. ’09 (d., ?/?/33) 1906-07, Thomas, Angelo ’99, 1995-96, 96-97 07-08, 08-09 Thomas, Merrill ’39, *1935-36 Walcott, Robert E. Jr. ’62, *1958-59 Thombs, Jeremy A. ’01, 1997-98, 98-99 Walker, Richard L. ’65 (d., 4/13/02) *1961-62 Thompson, Dana ’37 (d., 10/4/73) *1933-34, 36-37 Walker, William C. ’31 (d., 8/1/58) *1927-28 Thompson, Gregory E. ’76, *1970-71 Wallingford, Jonathan A. ’05, 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04

Thompson, Rahsaan ’98, 1994-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98 Walls, John S. ’78, *1974-75 Thompson, Samuel A. ’28 (d., 11/30/40) *1924-25 Ward, Lowell E. ’43, *1939-40, 40-41 Thrush, Wendell R. ’50, **1946-47 Ward, William H. ’39 (d., 7/20/42) *1938-39 Thurlow, Frederick ’49 (d., 3/31/86) *1947-48, 48-49 Warner, Robert H. ’76, 1972-73, 73-74, 74-75, 75-76 Thurston, Guy L. ’29 (d., 11/20/85) *1925-26, 26-27 Warren, Arthur R. ’63, *1959-60, 61-62, 62-63 Thurston, Michael S. ’73, *1969-70 Wass, Lester L. ’28 (d., 4/27/87) *1923-24, 27-28 Thurston, William C. ’58, *1951-52 Waterman, Thomas N. ’02, 1999-00, 00-01 Tibbetts, Arthur J. ’45 (d., 8/?/45) *1941-42 Waugh, Lewis A. Jr. ’78, *1974-75, 75-76 Tibbetts, Todd ’01, 1997-98, 99-00, 00-01, 01-02 Weatherbee, Edward A. ’29 (d., 7/6/59) *1925-26 Tilton, Bryan ’95, 1989-90 Webb, Kyle S. ’87, *1976-77

Tilton, Emery J. ’32, *1928-29 Webber, William C. Jr. ’38 (d., 10/11/77) 1936-37, 37-38 Titcomb, Stanley T. ’39, *1935-36 Webster, Edwin P. ’36 (d., 10/21/88) *1932-33 Todd, Marshall A. ’70, 1968-69, 69-70 Weeks, Edward W. ’34 (d., 7/25/37) *1930-31 Tolman, Frederick G. ’54, *1950-51 Weeks, Terrance L. ’77, *1973-74 Tolman, Marthon G. ’39 (d., 2/14/01) *1935-36 Weinstein, Milton ’43, *1939-40 Toothaker, Eugene E. ’57, *1953-54 Wells, William C. ’31 (d., 2/3/00) *1927-28, 28-29 Topliff, Jeffrey J. ’85, 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 Wescott, Earle ’49 (d., 9/30/00) *1941-42 *Topolosky, Francis L. ’34, *1930-31 West, Clifford H. Jr. ’43, *1939-40 Torrey, John A. ’72, *1964-65, 65-66 Wheaton, Carl R. ’45, *1941-42 Toth, Robert J. ’54, *1950-51 Wheeler, Jeffrey H. ’85, 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85

Totman, Arnold W. ’07 (d., 4/23/69) 1906-07 White, Donald S. ’46, *1942-43 Tourtillotte, Harry E. Jr. ’39 (d., 10/30/02) *1935-36 White, Leon G. Jr. ’44 (d., 8/17/91) *1940-41, 41-42, Towle, Charles E. ’35 (d., 5/10/03) *1930-31 42-43, 46-47 Tozer, Vernon W. ’51 (d., 1/29/77) *1947-48 White, Nathan W. ’35 (d., 4/1/98) *1931-32 Towns, Samuel E. ’82, 1978-79 White, Paul J. ’46 (d., 7/14/74) *1942-43 Tracy, Clayton A. ’25 (d., 4/14/37) *1921-22 White, Rickey ’03, 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03 Tracy, Samuel E. ’41 (d., 6/10/85) *1937-38, 38-39, Whitmore, John M. ’50, *1944-45 39-40, 40-41 Whitney, Clifford E. ’40 (d., 11/21/79) 1939-40 Trafton, Blaine E. ’55 (d., 11/18/91) 1950-51 Whitten, Donald L. ’57, *1953-54 Trafton, Emery J. ’32 (d., d. u.) *1928-29 Whitten, John F. ’44 (d., 5/15/75) 1941-42

Trainer, Thomas D. ’50, *1946-47 Whitten, M. Harvard ’41 (d., 4/23/82) *1937-38, Treat, William W. ’40, *1936-37 38-39, 39-40 Trefethen, John T. ’62, *1958-59 Whitten, Robert R. ’31 (d., 4/21/64) *1927-28 Trefethen, John W. ’28 (d., 9/22/64) *1924-25 Wholey, Paul R. ’78, 1975-76 Trumbull, Charles A. ’60, *1956-57, *57-58, 58-59 Wiggin, Davis E. ’54, *1950-51 Tsoulas, George L. ’38 (d., 2/21/00) *1934-35 Wiggin, William R. ’50, *1945-46 Tuck, Malcolm H. ’46 (d., 3/27/44) *1942-43 Wight, John C.’33 (d., 11/22/79) *1929-30 Turner, Eldon B. ’45, *1941-42 Wilbur, Herbert T. Jr. ’35 (d., 3/5/93) *1930-31 Turner, Ernest A. ’06, 2004-05, 05-06 Wilbur, John E. ’45, *1941-42 Turner, Henry P. ’22 (d., 11/11/73) 1921-22 Wilkins, Daniel W. ’36 (d., 7/5/96) *1932-33

Turner, Ronald D. Jr. ’65, *1961-62 Wilkinson, Robert F. ’62, *1958-59, 59-60 Turner, Rashard D. ’07, 2005-06 Williams, Philip ’70, *1966-67 Twombly, Earle C. ’25 (d., 12/15/66) *1921-22 Williamson, E. Jamaal ’91, 1990-91 Umphrey, George N. ’32 (d., 9/10/80) *1937-38 Williamson, Terrance C. ’66, *1962-63 Uttley, William B. ’78, *1974-75 Wills, Marcus A. ’99, 1997-98, 98-99 Vachon, Raymond F. ’61 (d., 7/5/97) *1956-57, 57-58 Wilson, Charles H. Jr. ’40 (d., 9/30/43) *1936-37, Van Gundy, William W. ’38 (d., d. u.) *1934-35 37-38, 38-39, 39-40 Vanidestine, Dennis W. ’64, *1960-61, 62-63, 63-64 Wilson, Jay ’75, *1971-72 Vanitas, James ’49, *1945-46 Wilson, John F. ’33 (d., 6/30/02) *1929-30 Van Voorhis, William E. ’49, *1942-43 Wilson, Newell J. ’37 (d., 6/10/01) *1933-34

*Changed name to Topping, Francis L.

Men’s Basketball 11.15 Wilson, Paul B. ’37 (d., 3/4/83) *1933-34 Wright, Jeffrey C. ’80, *1977-88 Wilson, William S. ’48, 1945-46 Wright, Kenneth F. ’43 (d., 8/27/94) *1939-40 Wing, Alan F. ’50, *1946-47, 47-48 Wright, Lohn F. ’72, *1968-69 Wishart, Robert F. ’35 (d., 7/1/41) *1931-32 Wright, Virgil R. ’38 (d., 12/7/99) *1934-35 Wolford, Michael P. ’71 (d., 12/1/01) 1968-69 Wyman, David S. ’81, 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 Woodbrey, Henry K. ’53, *1949-50 Wyman, Oscar L. II ’49 (d., 9/18/06) *1945-46 Woodbrey, Victor A. ’52, **1947-48, *48-49, 49-50 Wyman, Richard H. ’64, *1961-62, 62-63 Woodbury, Harold M. ’36 (d., 5/7/95) *1932-33, 1936-37 York, Theodore R. ’59 (d., 10/19/67) *1955-56 Woodbury, Kenneth F. ’24 (d., 10/8/90) 1923-24 Young, Christopher A. ’90, 1987-88 Woodbury, Robert M. ’66, *1962-63, 63-64, 64-65, 65-66 Young, Donald M. ’45, *1941-42

Woods, Frederick A. ’67, *1963-64, 64-65, 65-66, 66-67 Young, Joseph F. III ’55, *1951-52 Woodworth, Jack T. ’50 (d., 9/13/00) *1945-46 Zak, Robert V. ’84, *1973-74, 74-75 Worcester, Donald G. ’73, *1969-70 Zalauskas, Matthew B. ’86, 1982-83 Worcester, Scott A. ’85, 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 Zanchi, Allyn A. ’89, 1985-86 Work, Winslow A. ’45 (d., 12/24/85) *1941-42, 42-43 Zdanowicz, Paul L. Jr. ’50, **1946-47 Workman, Thomas S. ’73, *1969-70 Ziray, Andrew J. Jr. ’73, *1969-70 Wright, Gerald ’56, *1952-53

2006-07 First Time Letter Recipients Andre, Brian M. ‘08 Cook, Jordan D. ‘10 Socoby, Mark W. ‘10 Bernal, Junior A. ‘09 Hartnett, Tyson R. .09

1983–84 — A SEASON TO REMEMBER Maine had a fine season in the winter of 1983–84, posting a DICK COLLINS 17-10 record and finishing third in the ECAC Division One Dick Collins ’59, captain of Maine’s 1958–59 team, and his tournament. The Black Bears were led by Jeff Cross, who wife, Ann ’61, have been most generous benefactors for the averaged 16.8 points and 12.6 rebounds per game, one of the University over the years. Their contributions have included best individual seasonal performances in UM history. Jeff rooms and facilities in the Buchanan Alumni House, the Sturgeon, Jeff Wheeler, and Jeff Topliff all had double figure Center for the Arts, Memorial Gymnasium, and Alfond scoring averages. Front, Jim Boylan (left) and Kevin Green. Stadium. They financed a new floor in Memorial Gymnasium, Second row, l-r, Jeff Topliff, Chip Bunker, Co-Capt. Jeff Cross, a men’s basketball locker room, suites in the stadium, and Brian Stevens, and Jeff Wheeler. Third row, l-r, Dan Costigan, recently made a significant gift to the University’s capital gift Mark Hedtler, and Paul Cook. Next level, Rich Henry, campaign which hopefully will result in a remodeling and and on top, Co-Capt. Jeff Sturgeon. expansion of Memorial Gymnasium.

11.16 Men’s Basketball HEAD COACHES AND YEARLY TEAM RECORD (Program suspended, 1910-20, 1929-35)

Coach W L Pct.

*1904-05 George K. Huntington 7 9 .437 *1905-06 George S. Owen 10 4 .714 1906-07 John T. Phelan 7 4 .636 1907-08 John T. Phelan 5 5 .500 1908-09 John H. Neary 7 3 .700 1909-10 John H. Neary 6 4 .600

1920-21 James A. Baldwin 7 6 .538 1921-22 Howard W. Flack 9 6 .600 1922-23 Howard W. Flack 9 8 .529 1923-24 Joseph T. Murphy 9 6 .600 1924-25 Joseph T.Murphy 410 .286 1925-26 Fred M. Brice 5 7 .417 1926-27 Fred M. Brice 2 9 .181 1927-28 Fred M. Brice 4 6 .400 1928-29 Fred M. Brice 3 9 .250

1935-36 William C. Kenyon 0 1 .000 1936-37 William C. Kenyon 3 5 .375 1937-38 William C. Kenyon 4 9 .307 1938-39 William C. Kenyon 8 4 .667 /Harold M. Woodbury 1939-40 William C. Kenyon 3 9 .250

1940-41 William C. Kenyon 4 8 .333 1941-42 William C. Kenyon 7 7 .500 1942-43 Samuel Sezak 9 6 .600 1943-44 Samuel Sezak 4 6 .400 1944-45 William C. Kenyon 4 8 .333 1945-46 George E.Allen 10 4 .714 1946-47 George E. Allen 9 8 .529 1947-48 George E.Allen 11 7 .611 1948-49 George E.Allen/ Samuel Sezak 4 14 .222 1949-50 Rome Rankin 13 6 .684

1950-51 Rome Rankin 5 13 .278 1951-52 Rome Rankin 7 12 .367 1952-53 Rome Rankin 7 10 .410 1953-54 Rome Rankin 6 12 .333 1954-55 Russell DeVette 4 13 .235 1955-56 Harold M. Woodbury 6 12 .333 1956-57 Harold M. Woodbury 6 14 .300 1957-58 Harold M. Woodbury 8 12 .400 1958-59 J.Brian McCall 15 7 .682 1959-60 J.Brian McCall 19 4 .826

1960-61 J.Brian McCall 18 5 .783 1961-62 J.Brian McCall 11 13 .458 1962-63 J.Brian McCall 8 15 .347 1963-64 J.Brian McCall 12 11 .522 1964-65 J.Brian McCall 13 10 .526 1965-66 J.Brian McCall 9 13 .409 1966-67 J.Brian McCall 8 12 .400 1967-68 J.Brian McCall 7 17 .292 1968-69 Gilbert E. Philbrick 10 13 .435 1969-70 Gilbert E. Philbrick 7 17 .292

1970-71 Gilbert E. Philbrick 8 16 .333 1971-72 Thomas N.Chappelle 15 10 .600 1972-73 Thomas N.Chappelle 13 10 .565 1973-74 Thomas N.Chappelle 14 10 .583

Men’s Basketball 11.17 1974-75 Thomas N.Chappelle 11 14 .440 1975-76 Thomas N.Chappelle 14 11 .560 1976-77 Thomas N.Chappelle 13 13 .500 1977-78 Thomas N.Chappelle 17 8 .680 1978-79 Thomas N.Chappelle 14 10 .583 1979-80 Thomas N.Chappelle 15 13 .548

1980-81 Thomas N.Chappelle 14 14 .500 1981-82 Thomas N.Chappelle 7 19 .269 1982-83 Thomas N.Chappelle 12 14 .462 1983-84 Thomas N.Chappelle 17 10 .630 1984-85 Thomas N.Chappelle 11 17 .393 1985-86 Thomas N.Chappelle 7 20 .259 1986-87 Thomas N.Chappelle 10 18 .357 1987-88 Thomas N.Chappelle 13 15 .464 1988-89 Rudy Keeling 9 19 .321 1989-90 Rudy Keeling 11 17 .393

1990-91 Rudy Keeling 13 16 .448 1991-92 Rudy Keeling 17 15 .531 1992-93 Rudy Keeling 10 17 .370 1993-94 Rudy Keeling 18 11 .621 1994-95 Rudy Keeling 11 16 .407 1995-96 Rudy Keeling 15 13 .536 1996-97 John M. Giannini 11 20 .355 1997-98 John M. Giannini 7 20 .259 1998-99 John M. Giannini 19 9 .679 1999-00 John M. Giannini 24 7 .774

2000-01 John M. Giannini 18 11 .621 2001-02 John M. Giannini 12 18 .400 2002-03 John M. Giannini 14 16 .467 2003-04 John M. Giannini 20 10 .667 2004-05 Theodore W. Woodward 14 15 .483 2005-06 Theodore W. Woodward 12 16 .429 2006-07 Theodore W. Woodward 12 18 .400

853 943 .475

*Mr. Huntington and Mr. Owen were team captains. They organized practices, planned schedules, etc. The first professional coach was John T. Phelan.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Anderson, Dave (1958-59) Flack, Howard (1921-23) Mennenga, Mike (1996-00) Bailey, Will (2002-03) Gavett, Peter (1973-83) Merrill, Carl (1972-73) Bedard, Andy (2002-03) Gibbs, Ron (1989-90) Moses, Mike (1987-88) Benzie, Scott (1991-96) Harriman, Leon (1971-72) Oldham, Calvin (2003-05) Berticelli, Mike (1975-76) Hayes, Jon (2003-04) Philbrick, Gib (1966-68) Brice, Fred (1923-25) Hill, Fred (1988-91) Rankin, Rome (1951-52) Bunting, Derek (1994-95) Holloway, Bob (1952-53) Sezak, Sam (1939-42, 45-46, Burden, Mike (2004-06) Hutnik, Jim (1981-87) 47-48) Butterfield, Jack (1955-58) Jaskulski, Mike (1988-93) Sturgeon, Dick (1959-60) Butterfield, Jim (1958-60) Jones, Ed (1996-02) Svendsen, Dave (1965-66) Carville, Woody (1960-65) Lee, Randy (2001-02) Wallace, Stan (1925-26) Chappelle, Skip (1968-71) Leichner, Doug (2004-06) Wells, Bill (1936-39) Cook, Paul (1986-88) Kenyon, Bill (1926-29, 35-36, Westerman, Hal (1949-51) Crowther, George (1942-43) 46-47, 48-49) Woodbury, Hal (1938-39, 53-56) Dunkley, Julian (2005-06) Mahaney, Larry (1952-55) Woodward, Ted (1996-04) Markwood, Chris (2006-07)

11.18 Men’s Basketball CAPTAINS

Abbott, Lyman A. Jr. (1928-29) Holmes, Melvin J. (1921-22) Ahvenniemi, Olli M. (2006-07) Hunt, Terrance A. (1996-97) Arena, Casey (1995-96) Huntington, George K. (1904-05) Banks, Reginald T. (1988-89) Jackson, Derrick (2001-02, 02-03) Barnes, Kenneth (1993-94, 94-95) Jones, Robert A. (1956-57) Bedard. Andrew R. (1998-99, 99-00) Kearson, Rossie B. (1992-93) Berg, Eric O. (1923-24) Kostacopoulos, Peter (1956-57) Bessey, Paul B. (1970-71, 71-72) Lake, Malcolm L. (1924-25, 25-26) Black, William S. (1907-08) Lapham, Roger E. (1978-79) Bourgoin, Louis J. (1938-39) Ledbetter, Allen F. (1997-98, 98-99) Boylan, James F. (1985-86, 86-87) Lord, Dwight E. (1937-38) Boynton, Frederick A. (1947-48) Mahaney, Larry K. (1950-51) Branscombe, James S. (1927-28) Markwood, Christopher D. (2004-05) Burgess, Alan C. (1945-46) Marseille, Fritz (1992-93) Burns, Thomas R. (1974-75) Marshall, Robert C. (1909-10) Campbell, Joseph L. (2004-05) Mercer, James P. (1980-81) Carr, Terrance W. (1966-67) Nelson, Kevin L. (1978-79) Carville, Linwood L. (1952-53) Newell, Harry S. (1922-23) Chappelle, Thomas N. (1961-62) Nixon, Robert E. (1953-54) Christie, John W. (1951-52) Norton, Charles C. (1943-44) Coady, Donald L. (1921-22) Owen, George S. (1905-06) Collins, Christopher T. (1995-96) Petkus, Alfredas (2004-05, 05-06) Collins, Richard R. (1958-59) Polese, Michael F. (1955-56) Condon, Steven V. (1974-75) Pratt, Bertis L. Jr. (1942-43) Cook, Paul T. (1983-84) Reed, Kevin (2005-06, 06-07) Coyne, Dudley F. (1957-58) Reilly, Daniel G. (1976-77) Croon, Jamar E. (2001-02) Robertson, Curtis W. (1990-91) Cross, Jeffrey A. (1982-83, 83-84) Rossignol, Matthew A. (1987-88, 88-89) Crowley, Nathaniel J. (1941-42) Russell, Wallace C. (1977-78) Curtis, Benjamin A. Jr. (1946-47) Seavey, Thomas N. (1957-58) Dana, John P. (1954-55) Small, Parker W. (1941-42) Deemer, Laddie (1962-63) Smith, Dean J. (1989-90) Dobson, Eric D. (2003-04) Stephenson, James B. Jr. (1967-68, 68-69) Dore, Maurice R. (1959-60) Strang, Garland E. (1965-66) Dunkley, Julian (2000-01) Stuart, George A. (1906-07) Folsom, Charles G. (1955-56) Sturgeon, Donald T. (1960-61) Fox, Nathan J. (1999-00) Sturgeon, Jeffrey W. (1983-84) Gavett, Peter M. (1972-73) Sturgeon, Richard H. (1959-60) Gavett, Stephen J. (1976-77) Susi, Dominick F. II (1970-71, 71-72) Gillette, Gordon J. (1964-65) Svendsen, David E. (1963-64, 64-65) Goddard, Charles W. (1948-49, 49-50) Sylvester, Fred A. (1929-30) Green, Kevin T. (1982-83) Thompson, Dana (1936-37) Greene, Errick C. (2001-02) Todd, Marshall A. (1969-70) Gunn, Clarence S. (1981-82) Topliff, Jeffrey J. (1984-85) Hadjisotirov, Ludmil (2003-04) Tracy, Samuel E. Jr. (1940-41) Hamlin, Tony S. (1973-74) Wadsworth, Francis G. (1908-09) Hanscom, William A. (1926-27) Wallingford, Jonathan A. (2003-04) Harris, Rufus D. (1979-80) Warner, Robert H. (1975-76) Haynes, Colin P. (2000-01) Woodbury, Harold M. (1935-36) Henry, Richard A. (1985-86) Woodbury, Robert M. (1965-66) Higgins, Martin A. (1991-92) Wyman, David S. (1980-81) Holmes, Jeffrey H. (1987-88)

LEADERSHIP – A FAMILY AFFAIR

An interesting aspect of the group of men who have been elected captains of men’s basketball over the years is the number of leaders from the same families. They include brothers Peter and Steve Gavett; brothers Dick and Don Sturgeon, as well as Don’s son, Jeff; and Hal Woodbury and his son, Robert.

Men’s Basketball 11.19 YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME SCORES

1904-05 (7-9) 1908-09 (7-3) 1922-23 (9-8) 27 Rockland YMCA 12 41 Dexter HS 9 48 Portland Athletic Club 21 37 Dexter Athletic Club 4 40 Colby 16 24 Colgate 42 11 Gardiner Athletic Club 10 34 New Hampshire 15 13 Syracuse 17 14 Colby 10 24 Colby 33 28 Hamilton 34 15 Colby 23 85 Rockland YMCA 12 20 Rochester 18 6 Dartmouth 66 47 Colby 7 23 Goodyear Club 19 11 St. Johnsbury A.C. 41 25 Worcester Tech 27 19 Baldwin-Wallace 18 7 Norwich 35 24 Massachusetts 25 28 Wittenburg 43 11 Fairfield Athletic Club 39 45 Lowell Textile 20 31 Cincinnati 32 12 Ashland Athletic Club 16 32 New Hampshire 21 35 New England College 11 25 Tufts 26 28 Boston College 24 19 Colby 9 1909-10 (6-4) 49 Worcester Tech 26 21 New Hampshire 3 42 Belfast HS 15 23 Harvard 36 25 Thornton Academy 17 81 Dexter HS 8 20 MIT 21 4 Gardiner Athletic Club 13 37 Bangor Athletic Club 7 46 Portland Athletic Club 17 10 New Hampshire 28 34 New Hampshire 12 9 New Hampshire 15 103 Bar Harbor YMCA 11 35 New Hampshire 24 1905-06 (10-4) 28 Tufts 34 19 Guilford HS 14 33 New Hampshire 31 1923-24 (9-6) 19 Coburn Cl. Institute 18 23 Rhode Island 33 38 Portland Athletic Club 14 21 Guilford HS 15 33 Worcester Tech 42 34 Brown 16 26 Taconet Club 21 22 MIT 48 18 Rhode Island 26 21 Westbrook A.C. 15 31 Atlas Club 30 27 Colby 18 1910-20 17 Yale 26 13 Colby 20 (Sport Suspended) 34 Clark 11 13 Tufts 12 28 Boston College 29 24 Thornton Academy 13 1920-21 (7-6) 26 New Hampshire 42 24 New Hampshire 10 32 Portland Athletic Club 20 18 Tufts 31 16 Tufts 28 29 Northeastern 13 26 New Hampshire 24 9 Lowell Textile 29 24 Rhode Island 28 27 Portland Athletic Club 23 13 Holy Cross 35 23 Brown 24 38 Fitchburg State 30 12 Bangor YMCA 11 45 Northeastern 22 21 Massachusetts 32 30 Bates 24 30 Worcester Tech 26 1906-07 (7-4) 25 Boston College 45 25 Trinity 15 45 Coburn Cl. Institute 12 38 Rhode Island 23 27 Guilford HS 24 27 New Hampshire 25 1924-25 (4-10) 48 New Hampshire 11 38 Portland Athletic Club 14 32 Hamilton 34 39 Colby 13 8 New Hampshire 37 22 St. Lawrence 41 40 Brewster Academy 11 23 Bates 24 35 Colgate 36 22 Colby 23 27 Boston College 34 24 University Club 22 21 Hebron Academy 16 29 Rutgers 56 28 Philips Andover Acad. 39 1921-22 (9-6) 27 C.C.N.Y. 41 17 New Hampshire 20 28 Bates 18 41 Boston College 40 10 Tufts 27 28 Portland Athletic Club 29 14 New Hampshire 27 36 MIT 31 19 Holy Cross 48 34 Worcester Tech 33 26 Portland Athletic Club 22 42 Boston College 37 1907-08 (5-5) 34 New Hampshire 31 10 New Hampshire 29 38 New Hampshire 16 18 Bates 31 22 Wesleyan 25 27 Colby 20 31 Colby 10 25 Rhode Island 36 13 Colby 22 28 Clark 26 25 Worcester Tech 29 34 Bar Harbor A.C. 12 49 Boston College 29 48 Bates 8 20 Wesleyan 23 1925-26 (5-7) 22 Bates 15 16 Connecticut 22 26 Dartmouth 23 11 New Hampshire 16 10 Brown 20 17 RPI 50 21 Lowell Textile 30 23 Rhode Island 18 18 Union 52 12 Tufts 29 25 New Hampshire 19 13 New Hampshire 29 15 MIT 22 39 Colby 29 43 Portland Athletic Club 29

Coaches and players have been known to complain about the length of road trips over the years, but how about the journey endured by the 1922-23 Maine team? The Black Bears played eight games in almost as many nights, facing Colgate, Syracuse, Hamilton and Rochester in upstate New York, followed by four games in Ohio vs. the Goodyear Club, Baldwin-Wallace, Wittenburg, and Cincinnati. Unbelievable!

11.20 Men’s Basketball 1925-26 (cont.) 1937-38 (cont.) 1941-42 (cont.) 58 Fort Williams 22 44 Connecticut 52 60 New Hampshire 37 29 Portland Athletic Club 14 28 Northeastern 31 26 Connecticut 34 48 Bates 39 1942-43 (9-6) 20 New Hampshire 36 39 Connecticut 51 56 Rhode Island 76 31 Rhode Island 38 45 Bowdoin 30 55 Connecticut 72 12 Massachusetts 28 45 Bates 44 65 Northeastern 44 19 Worcester Tech 18 42 Colby 46 80 Bowdoin 29 34 New Hampshire 38 57 Bates 49 1926-27 (2-9) 59 Rhode Island 71 50 Dow AFB 36 23 Dartmouth 35 40 New Hampshire 51 54 Bowdoin 26 25 Norwich 38 48 Colby 56 24 Rhode Island 27 1938-39 (8-4) 51 Bates 52 29 Massachusetts 25 32 Colby 31 40 Connecticut 38 14 New Hampshire 34 46 Rhode Island 79 54 New Hampshire 38 57 Fifth Infantry 21 45 Connecticut 29 37 Colby 35 27 Portland Athletic Club 33 40 Northeastern 46 55 Northeastern 36 19 New Hampshire 25 51 Northeastern 49 60 Rhode Island 68 27 Harvard 38 41 Bates 40 36 New Hampshire 43 28 Connecticut 38 49 Connecticut 53 20 Rhode Island 29 50 Bates 31 1943-44 (4-6) 69 New Hampshire 56 22 Connecticut 50 1927-28 (4-6) 56 Rhode Island 100 52 Rhode Island 91 20 Massachusetts 24 53 Colby 44 57 Northeastern 59 28 Newport NTS 45 48 New Hampshire 33 56 Bowdoin 46 24 New Hampshire 27 43 Bowdoin 44 37 Alumni 28 1939-40 (3-9) 48 Connecticut 73 31 Connecticut 24 51 Bates 47 53 Colby 29 52 Bridgewater State 23 55 Rhode Island 78 57 Northeastern 45 26 Rhode Island 35 38 Connecticut 56 37 Rhode Island 115 21 Worcester Tech 22 38 Northeastern 44 61 Colby 51 36 Harvard 53 39 New Hampshire 55 29 Colby 15 50 Northeastern 67 1944-45 (4-8) 34 Colby 45 41 Connecticut 69 1928-29 (3-9) 68 Connecticut 71 52 Rhode Island 111 38 MSC (Husson) 30 46 Colby 44 33 Northeastern 50 31 Amherst 40 37 Bates 33 49 Colby 40 22 Connecticut 29 54 Rhode Island 76 40 Bowdoin 61 19 Wesleyan 30 37 New Hampshire 44 71 New Hampshire 61 28 Rhode Island 48 45 Connecticut 44 39 Bridgewater State 20 1940-41 (4-8) 50 Bowdoin 64 24 Lowell Textile 31 52 Rhode Island 92 54 Northeastern 63 21 Harvard 39 51 Connecticut 80 62 Colby 52 32 MIT 40 37 Northeastern 40 64 Rhode Island 121 27 Worcester Tech 23 23 Colby 44 60 New Hampshire 66 30 Colby 32 46 Bates 41 24 New Hampshire 33 46 Connecticut 53 45 Rhode Island 90 1945-46 (10-4) 1929-35 48 Bates 46 63 Rhode Island 107 (Sport Suspended) 36 Colby 52 32 Connecticut 54 53 New Hampshire 52 66 Northeastern 48 1935-36 (0-1) 44 Northeastern 30 69 Bates 42 32 Northeastern 36 48 New Hampshire 59 60 Bowdoin 45 52 Colby 47 1936-37 (3-5) 1941-42 (7-7) 86 New Hampshire 54 41 Northeastern 33 48 Rhode Island 79 51 Bowdoin 27 28 Rhode Island 63 45 Connecticut 58 48 Connecticut 60 40 Connecticut 50 35 Northeastern 51 65 Bates 56 25 Northeastern 32 50 Bowdoin 32 63 Northeastern 46 50 New Hampshire 40 45 Bates 25 69 Rhode Island 82 44 Connecticut 41 35 Colby 38 38 New Hampshire 35 36 Rhode Island 64 37 Connecticut 47 55 Colby 43 35 New Hampshire 40 44 Colby 42 56 New Hampshire 33 1946-47 (9-8) 1937-38 (4-9) 60 Bowdoin 22 77 Colby 57 37 Northeastern 36 40 Northeastern 42 81 Bowdoin 54 41 Colby 43 48 Rhode Island 81 72 Bates 54 26 Rhode Island 60 50 Bates 45 38 Connecticut 51

Men’s Basketball 11.21 1946-47 (cont.) 1949-50 (cont.) 1953-54 (6-12) 66 Rhode Island 99 67 Bates 49 53 Vermont 72 67 Northeastern 56 61 Northeastern 43 63 Colby 88 45 Colby 52 58 Connecticut 67 76 Bowdoin 87 50 Bowdoin 47 63 Colby 58 75 Bates 71 60 Bates 68 48 Rhode Island 51 87 Northeastern 100 39 Connecticut 88 66 New Hampshire 45 64 Rhode Island 72 48 Colby 59 41 Vermont 52 60 Connecticut 108 33 Bowdoin 41 55 Colby 53 70 New Hampshire 69 1950-51 (5-13) 92 Bates 68 80 Northeastern 60 53 Bates 56 69 Bowdoin 87 56 Bates 54 46 Bowdoin 47 80 New Hampshire 77 62 Rhode Island 88 47 Vermont 58 53 Colby 67 39 New Hampshire 37 49 Colby 56 61 Connecticut 102 52 Connecticut 68 74 New Hampshire 84 1947-48 (11-7) 59 Rhode Island 93 75 Rhode Island 80 62 Bates 59 62 Bates 74 64 Bates 62 71 Colby 55 57 Colby 85 72 Bowdoin 70 55 Bowdoin 47 69 Northeastern 78 49 Massachusetts 69 59 Massachusetts 48 59 New Hamphshire 51 32 Rhode Island 48 64 Bowdoin 47 1954-55 (4-13) 29 Connecticut 63 65 Bates 52 65 Vermont 80 56 Northeastern 52 67 Northeastern 65 59 Bates 63 50 New Hampshire 47 62 Connecticut 83 59 Colby 76 53 Colby 57 63 Colby 101 56 Bowdoin 55 61 Bowdoin 41 49 Rhode Island 71 58 Connecticut 99 64 Bates 56 55 New Hampshire 53 63 Rhode Island 89 39 Connecticut 46 60 Bowdoin 65 73 Colby 74 64 Northeastern 45 65 Bowdoin 77 78 Bates 67 1951-52 (7-12) 60 Bates 79 43 Rhode Island 55 71 Bates 60 93 New Hampshire 81 57 Colby 58 42 Bowdoin 68 73 Connecticut 116 57 Bowdoin 43 73 Colby 90 86 Bates 66 57 New Hampshire 68 49 Vermont 54 80 New Hampshire 94 36 Rhode Island 72 83 Massachusetts 90 1948-49 (4-14) 57 Connecticut 71 92 Rhode Island 101 60 Bates 59 72 Bates 69 95 Bowdoin 93 48 Colby 60 80 Massachusetts 59 67 Colby 89 39 Bowdoin 55 54 Northeastern 60 49 Massachusetts 52 47 Colby 77 1955-56 (6-12) 43 Connecticut 63 40 Bowdoin 49 54 Vermont 53 48 Rhode Island 98 87 New Hampshire 70 71 Bowdoin 74 56 Northeastern 64 67 Bates 56 64 Colby 65 49 Colby 60 55 Northeastern 54 68 Bates 86 33 Bowdoin 42 53 Connecticut 66 64 Northeastern 65 52 Bates 72 57 Rhode Island 77 75 Colby 90 29 Connecticut 55 52 New Hampshire 86 82 Bowdoin 66 51 New Hampshire 52 60 Colby 62 72 Bates 76 69 Bowdoin 37 69 Bowdoin 64 73 Rhode Island 95 60 Bates 29 68 Connecticut 94 45 Northeastern 36 1952-53 (7-10) 92 New Hampshire 84 30 Rhode Island 33 76 Bowdoin 64 96 Connecticut 109 39 New Hampshire 47 66 Bates 67 74 Colby 76 54 Colby 64 88 Vermont 77 83 Rhode Island 95 86 Colby 87 74 New Hampshire 72 1949-50 (13-6) 80 Northeastern 75 69 Massachusetts 78 51 Bates 38 66 Connecticut 87 83 Bates 79 40 Colby 34 81 Rhode Island 79 86 Bowdoin 82 59 Bowdoin 52 86 New Hampshire 80 53 Massachusetts 44 72 Bowdoin 68 1956-57 (6-14) 56 Connecticut 65 68 Colby 87 67 Bowdoin 80 70 Rhode Island 74 86 Bates 81 85 Vermont 82 56 Northeastern 40 66 Connecticut 76 83 Colby 93 57 Bowdoin 37 68 Bates 77 88 Bates 91 52 Bates 35 82 Rhode Island 90 97 Northeastern 70 48 Colby 59 78 New Hampshire 85 65 Colby 79 51 New Hampshire 42 60 Colby 76 84 Bates 77 50 Bowdoin 44 51 Bowdoin 64 83 Bowdoin 96

11.22 Men’s Basketball 1968–69 BLACK BEARS Gilbert “Gib” Philbrick, one of the most popular figures in UM athletic history, served as head coach of the Black Bears for three seasons between 1968 and 1971. His 1968–69 team posted a 10-13 record, but included a 28-point win over Connecticut in mid-season and later won back-to-back road games over Rhode Island and Connecticut, the first such accomplishment in UM hoop history. Jim Stephenson, a first-team, all-Yankee Conference selection, set a new UM record by averaging 23.8 points per game, a mark bettered only over the years by Rufus Harris. Hugh Campbell, Marshall Todd and Dennis Stanley combined to average 41 points per game and Campbell set a new UM mark in rebounding with an average of 12.7 per game. Front row, l-r, Asst. Coach Skip Chappelle, Jim Stephenson, Hugh Campbell, and Coach Gib Philbrick. Standing, l-r, Mgr. Chet Hubbard, Carroll Lee, Laurent Rioux, Russ Vickery, Bob Chandler, Mike Wolford, Dennis Stanley, Ernie Dobbs, Dick Blake, Marshall Todd, Mike Hanson, Mike McGuire, and Trainer Wes Jordan.

1961–62 BLACK BEARS Skip Chappelle’s teammates honored him in his final season by electing him to serve as team captain. It was a fitting climax to an extraordinary career. He became the first player to average more than 20 points per game in two seasons and held the career scoring record when he graduated. He averaged 20.5 points per game in his varsity career, a mark bettered only in later years by Jim Stephenson (22.7) and Rufus Harris (21.4). He was the first basketball player to be elected to the UM Hall of Fame. He was the only player in the 30-year history of the Yankee Conference to lead the league in scoring average three times and is the only UM player to be named first team, all-YC three times. Members of the 1961–62 team were, front, l-r, Dennis Vanidestine, Ted Leadbetter, Alan Leathers, Capt. Skip Chappelle, Len MacPhee, Laddie Deemer, and Joel Densmore. Back row, l-r, Don Harnum, John McGonagle, Bob Robertson, Bob Stickney, Gary Johnston, Art Warren, Jack Brown, and Coach Brian McCall.

Men’s Basketball 11.23 1956-57 (cont.) 1959-60 (cont.) 1962-63 (8-15) 73 Brandeis 81 101 Colgate 95 72 Tufts 62 92 Connecticut 124 77 Colby 62 52 Colby 59 60 Rhode Island 100 73 Bowdoin 33 63 Bowdoin 65 89 New Hampshire 71 77 Bates 58 87 Vermont 77 81 Connecticut 118 71 Colby 52 74 Vermont 71 59 New Hampshire 74 75 Connecticut 74 64 Bates 57 86 Bates 84 85 New Hampshire 60 61 St. Anselm’s 86 71 Rhode Island 96 79 Connecticut 91 78 Rhode Island 86 90 Bowdoin 95 85 Rhode Island 97 64 Bucknell 66 73 Colby 65 116 Rhode Island 85 75 Colby 66 90 Northeastern 109 54 Bates 49 77 Bates 55 82 Massachusetts 88 86 Bowdoin 56 58 Colby 59 78 New Hampshire 70 64 Connecticut 92 1957-58 (8-12) 70 Colby 67 65 Bowdoin 74 71 Brandeis 82 60 Massachusetts 73 84 New Hampshire 101 66 Bates 82 71 Massachusetts 79 68 Massachusetts 80 64 Colby 78 61 Connecticut 89 66 Vermont 79 1960-61 (18-5) 78 New Hampshire 57 69 Vermont 72 75 Bates 52 70 Rhode Island 78 60 Bowdoin 51 81 Colby 72 93 Bates 73 47 Bowdoin 53 94 Vermont 63 54 Bowdoin 70 57 Bates 61 85 Vermont 51 68 Colby 87 57 Colby 64 58 Bowdoin 49 76 Massachusetts 94 74 New Hampshire 76 72 Rhode Island 77 62 Connecticut 84 102 Baldwin-Wallace 100 1963-64 (12-11) 62 Rhode Island 50 73 Boston U. 65 110 Brandeis 70 73 Massachusetts 59 68 Cornell 58 85 Colby 69 62 Connecticut 103 69 Rhode Island 65 59 Vermont 60 55 New Hampshire 79 82 Bates 69 51 Vermont 75 61 Bates 55 76 Colby 61 88 Bates 76 66 Rhode Island 54 88 New Hampshire 79 69 Bowdoin 43 65 Massachusetts 59 74 Connecticut 55 70 Boston U. 80 65 Colby 56 78 Massachusetts 75 80 Bowdoin 85 77 Bowdoin 57 103 Massachusetts 65 96 Bates 89 62 Bowdoin 69 77 New Hampshire 76 1958-59 (15-7) 60 Connecticut 73 78 Bowdoin 72 71 Bates 61 78 Bates 71 81 Rhode Island 114 75 Colby 72 66 Rhode Island 76 58 Connecticut 71 77 Vermont 75 50 Colby 68 82 Colby 78 75 Vermont 73 81 Bowdoin 52 54 Bates 48 75 Bowdoin 71 99 New Hampshire 80 78 Massachusetts 87 49 St. Michael’s 71 53 Connecticut 80 78 Wesleyan 57 1961-62 (11-13) 75 Bates 81 63 Rutgers 72 60 Tufts 57 76 New Hampshire 75 58 Connecticut 73 74 Colby 76 84 Bowdoin 69 56 Bates 61 68 Bates 63 82 Rhode Island 99 69 Colby 65 52 Vermont 71 67 Colby 90 90 Bowdoin 65 68 Vermont 63 92 Massachusetts 90 78 Rhode Island 83 65 Bowdoin 66 61 Connecticut 72 92 Boston College 104 1964-65 (13-10) 74 Massachusetts 69 89 USCGA 79 103 Norwich 83 72 Massachusetts 63 57 Columbia 71 83 Vermont 60 70 New Hampshire 68 77 New Hampshire 60 103 Vermont 84 96 New Hampshire 83 73 Connecticut 68 87 Bowdoin 69 94 Rhode Island 77 76 Bates 61 70 Massachusetts 82 81 Bates 54 43 Colby 55 82 Rhode Island 90 81 Bowdoin 67 67 Bowdoin 70 62 Connecticut 89 62 Colby 65 75 New Hampshire 82 60 Youngstown 81 78 New Hampshire 68 102 Muskingum 78 1959-60 (19-4) 54 Massachusetts 65 98 Wooster 91 93 Brandeis 79 66 Massachusetts 72 48 Gannon 99 67 Bates 61 79 Rhode Island 93 120 Bates 76 71 Colby 63 70 Connecticut 68 67 St. Anselm’s 75 67 Vermont 61 87 Colby 68 63 Colby 60 77 Vermont 54 92 Bowdoin 72 59 Connecticut 95 87 Bowdoin 70 65 Bates 69 54 Bates 41 74 Columbia 66 85 Rhode Island 88 84 New Hampshire 67

11.24 Men’s Basketball 2006–07 BLACK BEARS Coach Ted Woodward began his third season as head coach of Maine basketball with a lineup composed of several top players from Maine high school ranks. The non-conference schedule included at least three nationally- ranked teams, Providence, Nevada, and Penn State. Seated, l-r, Tyson Hartnett, Jesse Keith, Jason Hight, Co-Capt. Kevin Reed, Jon Sheets, Junior Bernal, and Chris Bruff. Standing, l-r, Asst. Coaches Doug Leichner and Mike Burden, Equip. Mgr. Kelly Clifford, Mark Socoby, Christian Cavanaugh, Brian Andre, Co-Capt. Olli Ahvenniemi, Jordan Cook, Philippe Tchekane-Bofia, Sean Costigan, Trainer Paula Linder, Asst. Coach Chris Markwood, and Coach Ted Woodward.

1975–76 — A FINE SEASON Bob Warner closed his great career at Maine by leading the Bears to a 14-11 record. One of the top rebounders in New England intercollegiate history, he totaled 1,304 in three varsity seasons, still a UM record. Paul Wholey averaged 22.1 points per game and was named first team, all-YC. The Bears had plenty of other scoring punch, with Warner averaging 16.9 per game, Roger Lapham at 12.3 and Dan Reilly at 10.1. Highlights of the season were pulsating wins over Rhode Island, 73-71, and Connecticut, 64-63. Kneeling, l-r, Asst. Coach Peter Gavett, Capt. Bob Warner, and Coach Skip Chappelle. Standing, l-r, Grad. Asst. Coach Mike Berticelli, Paul Wholey, Brian Butterfield, Steve Fitzpatrick, Scott Higgins, Kevin Nelson, Steve Gavett, Roger Lapham, Lew Waugh, Kevin Kulhawy, Dan Reilly, Wally Russell, and Trainer Phil Mateja.

Men’s Basketball 11.25 1964-65 (cont.) 1967-68 (cont.) 1970-71 (cont.) 65 Bowdoin 58 95 Boston U. 100 103 Stony Brook 94 82 Rhode Island 85 88 Bates 89 65 New Hampshire 80 65 Colby 58 84 St. Anselm’s 72 64 Florida Southern 77 86 Massachusetts 93 69 Connecticut 93 73 St. Leo 101 105 New Hampshire 70 97 New Hampshire 90 67 Rollins 79 68 Boston U. 77 81 Rhode Island 98 52 Georgia Tech 99 95 Bowdoin 100 67 Vermont 64 1965-66 (9-13) 87 Massachusetts 100 72 MIT 74 74 St. Anselm’s 81 64 Colby 75 67 New Hampshire 86 118 Norwich 85 86 Bates 83 70 Hofstra 87 58 Vermont 65 69 Bowdoin 94 112 Connecticut 88 69 Vermont 67 95 Bates 51 69 Connecticut 84 1968-69 (10-13) 54 Connecticut 88 69 Springfield 79 80 New Hampshire 98 81 Colby 75 93 Colby 86 62 Assumption 74 56 Bowdoin 57 69 Bowdoin 63 81 Northeastern 86 57 Massachusetts 85 93 New Hampshire 89 101 Rhode Island 111 83 Bates 78 68 Rhode Island 109 125 New Hampshire 86 73 Colby 77 75 Bowdoin 63 81 Masachusetts 106 73 Boston U. 97 71 Bates 85 76 Muhlenberg 101 71 Massachusetts 84 106 Boston U. 83 63 East Stroudsburg 67 78 Rhode Island 116 72 Colby 81 106 Bates 79 58 Connecticut 114 47 Vermont 46 1971-72 (15-10) 76 Bates 97 78 Vermont 83 66 New Hampshire 61 70 Massachusetts 63 68 AIC 103 94 Bowdoin 58 59 Bowdoin 68 83 Boston U. 92 50 Boston U. 39 70 Rhode Island 91 112 Bates 91 58 Rhode Island 53 59 Colby 67 93 Brandeis 85 55 Fairleigh-Dickinson 65 69 Massachusetts 73 116 Connecticut 88 74 Stony Brook 65 72 New Hampshire 68 87 Colby 81 68 Marshall 100 85 Rhode Island 81 66 Oral Roberts 110 1966-67 (8-12) 84 Connecticut 70 88 St. Michael’s 95 65 St. Anselm’s 81 87 Bowdoin 102 59 Vermont 55 83 Rhode Island 115 66 Massachusetts 91 85 Bates 55 69 New Hampshire 74 109 Colby 87 42 New Hampshire 58 68 Massachusetts 87 80 Bowdoin 83 69 Connecticut 72 74 LeMoyne 85 69 St. Anselm’s 64 67 Lafayette 62 1969-70 (7-17) 52 Connecticut 51 97 Colby 51 54 Vermont 70 69 Siena 56 83 Bowdoin 74 65 Rhode Island 98 64 Colby 73 96 Vermont 67 90 Bates 91 53 Boston U. 60 84 Vermont 90 97 AIC 108 73 Bates 67 105 Bates 92 61 Hofstra 95 83 Vermont 60 65 Connecticut 109 42 Army 68 73 Colby 62 97 Boston U. 89 75 Connecticut 83 66 Massachusetts 100 92 Bates 93 77 New Hampshire 79 68 Bowdoin 52 88 Connecticut 114 98 Vermont 83 68 Rhode Island 89 93 Bowdoin 81 60 New Hampshire 73 83 Massachusetts 79 73 Rhode Island 97 68 Maryland 97 88 Colby 80 63 Citadel 81 1972-73 (13-10) 75 Massachusetts 83 70 Stetson 115 72 Vermont 67 79 New Hampshire 90 75 Florida Southern 70 87 Bowdoin 62 93 Bates 78 70 Boston U. 78 1967-68 (7-17) 74 Connecticut 99 70 New Hampshire 55 83 Assumption 98 80 Colby 72 67 Fairleigh-Dickinson 65 68 Northeastern 80 71 Rhode Island 98 76 Rhode Island 69 68 Rhode Island 103 70 Bowdoin 69 64 Rhode Island 86 100 New Hampshire 78 66 Massachusetts 84 115 St. Michael’s 97 39 Massachusetts 78 60 Colby 54 53 Bates 54 93 Wayne State 75 71 Massachusetts 103 78 St. Anselm’s 71 92 South Dakota 109 79 Boston U. 93 64 Vermont 73 61 Eastern Michigan 73 89 Bowdoin 68 57 Massachusetts 90 89 Brandeis 82 81 Connecticut 98 79 Connecticut 81 1970-71 (8-16) 73 Bates 54 101 Colby 74 50 Vermont 45 84 Boston U. 70 61 Vermont 63 82 Rhode Island 110 67 Colby 68 72 Vermont 75 73 Bowdoin 72 110 Connecticut 105

11.26 Men’s Basketball 1972-73 (cont.) 1975-76 (cont.) 1977-78 (cont.) 76 St. Anselm’s 59 80 Dartmouth 79 121 Bates 99 88 Bowdoin 61 88 LaSalle 104 90 Buffalo 79 71 Massachusetts 78 75 Northeastern 67 72 St. Michael’s 70 83 Colby 87 81 St. Michael’s 83 76 Massachusetts 74 75 New Hampshire 71 97 St. Anselm’s 83 79 Connecticut 73 83 Siena 90 69 Conneccticut 83 71 Cent. Connecticut 82 96 Bates 71 68 New Hampshire 59 1973-74 (14-10) 72 New Hampshire 76 74 Boston U. 88 60 Vermont 68 69 Rhode Island 79 97 Northeastern 85 83 Vermont 72 98 Colby 66 96 Bowdoin 44 72 Boston U. 73 1978-79 (14-10) 83 Boston U. 81 82 New Hampshire 75 73 Providence 75 53 New Hampshire 55 82 Va. Commonwealth 92 93 UMBC 75 76 West Chester State 66 67 Iona 84 72 North Carolina A&T 57 97 Trinity 79 75 Bates 56 72 Boston U. 63 73 Rhode Island 74 69 Massachusetts 76 84 Towson 71 69 Connecticut 79 94 Bowdoin 69 61 New Hampshire 70 51 Massachusetts 73 64 Connecticut 63 64 Northeastern 66 100 St. Michael’s 93 103 Colby 71 79 Connecticut 97 80 Bates 56 81 Northeastern 75 89 Siena 75 73 St. Anselm’s 56 58 Morgan State 56 71 Connecticut 93 1976-77 (13-13) 46 Marquette 55 86 Bates 62 87 Boston College 99 79 Canisius 99 58 Boston U. 87 89 Northeastern 67 82 Vermont 56 60 Rhode Island 78 118 Cent. Connecticut 103 86 Vermont 87 94 MIT 51 78 CCNY 50 63 Baltimore 50 105 Colby 88 74 Boston U. 67 66 South Carolina 96 55 St. Anselm’s 45 76 LaSalle 91 74 Boston U. 72 88 Bowdoin 56 73 Armstrong State 64 80 Northeastern 56 88 Massachusetts 108 54 Dartmouth 55 71 Cent. Connecticut 53 73 Colby 71 65 UNC/Wilmington 67 85 Massachusetts 67 64 New Hampshire 68 63 Connecticut 79 76 Old Dominion 91 63 Fairleigh-Dickinson 48 64 UNC/Wilmington 85 1974-75 (11-14) 98 Buffalo 85 75 New Hampshire 61 103 Bowdoin 62 67 Delaware 73 89 Wisconsin/Milwaukee 63 92 Boston U. 94 71 Bates 63 79 New Hampshire 56 80 Old Dominion 108 1979-80 (15-13) 57 Florida Tech 60 67 Iona 68 59 Alabama 76 67 South Florida 78 74 New Hampshire 63 75 C.W. Post 49 67 Delaware 80 63 Vermont 55 65 East Carolina 67 70 St. Michael’s 72 84 Vermont 82 82 Delaware 64 87 Dartmouth 86 71 Northeastern 79 89 LIU 79 91 Va. Commonwealth 90 74 Boston U. 78 70 New Hampshire 55 59 Vermont 69 68 Youngstown 77 81 LSU 103 67 Vermont 84 75 Rhode Island 95 61 Fairleigh-Dickinson 63 109 Bates 82 85 Massachusetts 96 71 Towson 74 64 Rhode Island 89 101 Colby 76 67 South Carolina 65 97 St. Anselm’s 76 86 New Hampshire 79 68 Biscayne 56 90 Connecticut 100 75 Northeastern 86 99 Bates 73 1977-78 (17-8) 77 Marquette 87 77 New Hampshire 81 74 Northeastern 85 79 DePaul 93 67 Boston U. 85 68 Boston U. 66 71 Northeastern 72 76 Colby 75 61 New Hampshire 65 91 Vermont 85 49 Massachusetts 85 93 Morgan State 87 72 Vermont 58 90 St. Anselm’s 72 88 Youngstown 74 87 Eastern Kentucky 95 71 Connecticut 80 74 Canisius 67 72 Siena 65 78 Central Connecticut 70 77 Brooklyn 54 65 North Hampshire 54 61 Colby 59 96 LIU 77 69 UNC/Wilmington 53 87 Massachusetts 105 81 Fairleigh-Dickinson 79 66 UMBC 68 66 South Florida 67 77 North Carolina A&T 76 1975-76 (14-11) 49 Stetson 53 76 Massachusetts 63 102 Boston U. 86 75 Dartmouth 76 102 Boston U. 91 77 Vermont 72 79 Valparaiso 66 67 Connecticut 87 84 Vermont 108 69 Wisconsin/Milwaukee 72 66 Northeastern 52 101 Massachusetts 106 72 Vermont 59 67 Holy Cross 73 73 Rhode Island 71 94 Vermont 74

Men’s Basketball 11.27 1980-81 (14-14) 1982-83 (cont.) 1984-85 (cont.) 57 Texas A&M 66 57 Northeastern 79 72 Niagara 83 112 East Carolina 81 59 James Madison 84 71 Canisius 90 87 Siena 65 68 Kansas 79 69 Utica 66 93 New Hampshire 68 80 Vermont 59 63 Siena 77 51 Connecticut 55 62 Vermont 56 66 Colgate 60 58 Montana 59 84 St. Michael’s 79 73 Colgate 56 78 Murray State 65 91 George Mason 78 68 Canisius 67 50 Northeastern 70 78 Holy Cross 85 60 New Hampshire 59 64 Temple 70 56 Brooklyn 49 81 Northeastern 103 54 Kentucky 100 52 Boston U. 57 82 Eastern Kentucky 74 60 Utica 70 1985-86 (7-20) 77 DePaul 85 51 Colgate 38 58 Michigan State 89 82 Towson 74 70 Boston U. 82 69 Boston College 82 70 Tennessee State 71 83 Canisius 68 70 LaSalle 103 90 Vermont 83 59 New Hampshire 58 69 Siena 80 83 Vermont 72 54 Iona 56 62 Providence 94 87 St. Michael’s 68 76 Niagara 78 60 New Hampshire 72 57 Drexel 51 75 Boston U. 71 73 Boston U. 58 1983-84 (17-10) 53 Rhode Island 69 48 Villanova 68 88 St. Michael’s 68 54 Northeastern 56 60 New Hampshire 71 61 Boston College 73 61 Hartford 68 52 UNC/Wilmington 57 55 Puget Sound 53 57 Canisius 64 74 Fairleigh-Dickinson 77 81 St. Francis/NY 66 47 Vermont 58 96 Marist 67 78 Brooklyn 56 65 Vermont 54 51 Temple 53 68 Fairleigh-Dickinson 64 63 Dartmouth 60 98 Delaware State 79 81 Northeastern 83 73 Niagara 79 87 Colgate 83 78 Bucknell 75 76 New Hampshire 69 54 Holy Cross 63 57 Marist 59 54 Hartford 68 82 Brooklyn 69 53 Boston U. 59 1981-82 (7-19) 75 Northeastern 81 80 Niagara 83 53 Connecticut 68 83 Vermont 62 52 Canisius 58 60 Fairfield 90 79 Vermont 59 71 Cent. Connecticut 72 66 Siena 69 52 Canisius 56 62 Utica 61 70 Brooklyn 64 59 Boston U. 64 57 Northeastern 72 44 Providence 46 89 Drexel 75 58 Colgate 48 67 DePaul 90 68 Niagara 66 56 Colgate 46 80 New Hampshire 64 71 New Hampshire 67 70 Siena 72 61 Alabama 77 79 Boston U. 81 76 Canisius 89 72 Towson 66 69 Canisius 70 66 Utica 58 68 Niagara 72 1986-87 (10-18) 81 VMI 71 75 Utica 68 58 Southern Maine 65 44 Northeastern 49 70 Colgate 56 84 Michigan State 81 46 Marquette 73 59 Colgate 48 60 Utica 74 83 Vermont 72 82 New Hampshire 70 59 Boston College 76 66 Vermont 75 82 New Hampshire 77 66 LaSalle 79 50 Holy Cross 60 77 Northeastern 83 87 Providence 113 54 New Hampshire 66 64 Northeastern 72 55 Notre Dame 79 1984-85 (11-17) 57 Boston U. 81 57 Drexel 65 86 UMass/Lowell 63 72 New Hampshire 70 57 Temple 77 60 Rhode Island 64 58 Niagara 108 65 Villanova 81 71 Hartford 78 63 Boston U. 62 64 Marist 81 65 Syracuse 84 68 Hartford 80 63 Boston U. 65 53 Bowling Green 55 78 Northeastern 104 69 Colgate 58 63 Valparaiso 61 75 Hartford 81 64 Canisius 68 64 Brooklyn 63 55 Canisius 67 58 Niagara 72 71 Northeastern 89 83 Colgate 66 70 Northeastern 94 60 Cent. Connecticut 50 1982-83 (12-14) 67 Brooklyn 82 59 Canisius 92 53 Southern Maine 42 85 St. Francis/NY 65 77 Niagara 98 53 Drexel 59 56 New Hampshire 51 51 Cent. Connecticut 39 61 Fairleigh-Dickinson 80 60 Vermont 76 56 Siena 59 53 James Madison 58 61 Vermont 71 76 Vermont 70 42 Brooklyn 43 65 Siena 83 55 Siena 85 67 Iona 78 59 Boston U. 78 79 Colgate 76 95 Fairfield 84 88 George Mason 78 81 Dartmouth 77 79 Niagara 73 96 Niagara 97 81 New Hampshire 69 81 Ursinus 64 73 Boston U. 82 83 Vermont 101

11.28 Men’s Basketball 1972–73 BLACK BEARS The ’72–’73 season was another winning campaign for Maine as the Bears chalked up a 13-10 record. Capt. Peter Gavett and Bob Warner were named first team, all-Yankee Conference. It was the first (and only) season in which two Maine players achieved that honor. The dynamic pair averaged 41 points and 24 rebounds per game. In one of the most exciting games in UM history, the Bears defeated a powerful Connecticut five, 110-105. Team members were, front, Capt. Peter Gavett; kneeling, l-r, Dave Anderson, Frank Annunziata, and Bob Warner. Standing, l-r, Tony Hamlin, Tom Danforth, John Morrison, Tom Burns, Steve Conley, and Mike Poplawski.

1980–81 MAINE CAGERS Maine’s 1980-81 team was a competitive unit, winning 14 games and qualifying for the ECAC Division I tournament. The Bears played a most demanding schedule, including non-league away games against Texas A & M, Connecticut, Temple, Kentucky, and DePaul. Team members were, bottom row, l-r, Gary Speed and Craig Kelsey. Second row, l-r, Co-Capt. Dave Wyman, Kevin Green, Jeff Cross, Jeff Sturgeon, and Paul Cook. Third row, l-r, Champ Godbolt and Mitch Anderson. Fourth row, l-r, Clay Gunn and Rick Carlisle; and seated at top, Co-Capt. Jim Mercer.

Men’s Basketball 11.29 1986-87 (cont.) 1989-90 (cont.) 1991-92 (cont.) 57 Boston U. 76 48 Fairfield 51 55 Loyola 65 71 Dartmouth 77 68 Florida International 61 1987-88 (13-15) 83 LIU 71 56 Rider 53 103 Plymouth State 87 63 New Mexico 94 76 Vermont 60 44 Michigan State 87 73 Dartmouth 72 50 Drexel 55 64 Fairleigh-Dickinson 70 57 Robert Morris 73 67 Delaware 80 70 Boston College 100 63 Furman 74 56 Vermont 78 73 UMass/Lowell 75 76 Colgate 68 73 Hartford 63 75 Cent. Connecticut 71 74 Vermont 77 79 Boston U. 46 60 Fairleigh-Dickinson 74 70 Colgate 62 67 Northeastern 65 76 Siena 93 74 Northeastern 61 86 Rider 80 87 Niagara 94 48 Hartford 49 84 New Hampshire 64 54 Northeastern 60 68 Texas/Pan American 73 66 Wagner 77 94 Canisius 84 75 Soutwest Texas 63 63 Northeastern 68 48 Hartford 50 58 Northeastern 78 83 Boston U. 67 80 Cent. Connecticut 64 57 New Hampshire 67 66 Hartford 54 74 Siena 94 74 Vermont 73 61 Wisconsin/Milwaukee 59 94 New Hampshire 81 78 New Hampshire 67 75 Delaware 82 78 Colgate 63 59 Hartford 74 55 Drexel 57 76 Dartmouth 94 73 Boston U. 70 55 New Hampshire 39 99 Canisius 96 63 Boston U. 69 68 Boston U. 51 78 Niagara 90 51 Northern Illinois 66 79 Drexel 97 80 Colgate 66 92 Eastern Illinois 89 75 Vermont 74 75 Vermont 78 1992-93 (10-17) 85 Vermont 80 63 Eastern Illinois 71 91 Boston U. 75 1990-91 (13-16) 59 Northern Arizona 56 70 Boston U. 67 78 Liberty 70 83 Cent. Connecticut 62 86 New Hampshire 68 79 Central Florida 86 63 Fairfield 58 80 Northeastern 90 51 Northern Illinois 65 83 Buffalo 70 74 Hartford 82 63 Fairleigh-Dickinson 66 56 Bradley 54 61 Hartford 73 83 Loyola 65 67 Central Florida 78 60 Connecticut 85 72 St. Bonaventure 73 1988-89 (9-19) 87 Drexel 62 68 San Francisco 70 56 Chicago State 48 71 Eastern Illinois 68 64 Drexel 59 46 DePaul 66 76 Delaware 81 71 Delaware 93 72 Wisconsin 89 62 Robert Morris 81 67 Vermont 63 58 Rice 75 88 Southwest Texas 89 66 Hartford 75 59 Boston College 87 85 New Hampshire 64 77 Hofstra 83 74 Springfield 79 56 Texas/Pan American 79 78 Boston U. 73 82 AIC 67 59 Boston College 95 70 Northeastern 72 53 Dartmouth 63 56 Northeastern 60 71 New Hampshire 65 78 Providence 100 79 Fairfield 76 60 Northeastern 77 55 Northeastern 59 64 Hartford 63 73 Boston U. 82 61 Hartford 55 73 St. Bonaventure 94 81 Buffalo 52 68 Boston U. 83 85 Vermont 84 76 Hartford 88 69 New Hampshire 57 88 Boston U. 81 74 Vermont 82 56 Niagara 47 71 New Hampshire 68 72 Connecticut 108 48 Boston U. 64 64 Furman 81 72 Delaware 78 50 Hartford 62 84 Boston U. 63 57 Drexel 67 73 Northeastern 71 72 Rhode Island 89 49 New Hampshire 55 70 Canisius 76 73 Northeastern 82 49 Hartford 59 89 Colgate 78 68 Hartford 73 64 Niagara 53 59 Vermont 52 1993-94 (18-11) 66 Canisius 67 71 Boston U. 58 60 Bradley 71 49 Siena 76 46 Northeastern 47 62 So. Carolina State 67 66 Vermont 74 84 Western Illinois 82 82 Siena 92 1991-92 (17-15) 78 Rhode Island 96 69 Colgate 72 80 Northern Arizona 74 *114 Cent. Connecticut 87 58 New Hampshire 63 57 Miami 62 *112 Eastern Illinois 82 83 Vermont 81 63 Florida Southern 50 59 Northeastern 65 63 Iowa State 70 *Games forfeited due to an 69 Coppin State 66 ineligible player. 1989-90 (11-17) 71 Connecticut 85 69 Coppin State 64 73 Wisconsin/Milwaukee 87 101 Central Florida 97 75 Drexel 89 51 Fairleigh-Dickinson 63 76 Dartmouth 58 77 Boston College 84 55 Gonzaga 70 70 DePaul 105 55 Connecticut 95 67 Vermont 61 71 Loyola/Maryland 83

11.30 Men’s Basketball 1993-94 (cont.) 1995-96 (cont.) 1997-98 (cont.) 95 Hofstra 60 75 Hofstra 57 63 Delaware 67 68 Drexel 72 52 Drexel 73 69 Boston U. 70 97 Delaware 84 77 Delaware 65 73 Northeastern 66 104 Vermont 89 56 Towson 65 64 Drexel 75 68 Hartford 95 66 Hampton Institute 67 54 Hofstra 71 83 Boston U. 81 92 Hartford 67 54 Northeastern 74 79 Northeastern 67 61 Vermont 60 76 Fairfield 74 62 Boston U. 79 1998-99 (19-9) 64 New Hampshire 65 59 Northeastern 75 98 Hampton Institute 75 89 Northeastern 73 84 Vermont 75 69 Northwestern 57 74 Boston U. 71 64 Boston U. 66 61 Fairleigh-Dickinson 64 74 Hartford 73 86 Vermont 84 127 Vermont 86 1996-97 (11-20) 91 Brown 72 83 Delaware 82 77 Southern Maine 33 72 Providence 79 79 Drexel 73 53 Liberty 64 65 Hartford 90 92 New Hampshire 70 65 Alaska/Anchorage 75 68 New Orleans 71 77 Vermont 55 65 Syracuse 85 77 Troy State 68 79 Hartford 74 73 Arizona State 86 104 Sacred Heart 81 78 Drexel 86 72 Husson 73 67 Drexel 74 81 Hofstra 73 79 Hofstra 77 1994-95 (11-16) 57 Drexel 71 80 Boston U. 66 74 Yale 66 60 Youngstown State 57 90 Northeastern 70 57 Gonzaga 66 58 UNC/Wilmington 72 91 New Hampshire 56 90 Alcorn State 79 57 UNC/Asheville 65 70 Delaware 59 78 Southeast Missouri 92 68 Northeastern 55 79 Towson 89 78 Brown 87 62 Boston U. 67 74 Vermont 72 62 DePaul 96 53 Hartford 76 73 Drexel 82 66 Northern Illinois 83 62 New Hampshire 56 67 Hofstra 77 66 Hofstra 77 71 Towson 58 100 Northeastern 79 62 Bucknell 52 62 Delaware 65 85 Boston U. 73 71 Loyola/Maryland 59 68 St. Louis 65 102 Hartford 91 50 Drexel 71 51 Drexel 74 91 New Hampshire 66 66 Delaware 71 66 Hofstra 80 74 Delaware 87 85 Vermont 89 76 Vermont 79 70 Towson 68 81 Hartford 74 62 Hartford 78 76 Hartford 71 61 Boston U. 67 68 Marquette 59 73 Delaware 90 66 Northeastern 83 57 New Hampshire 53 71 Dartmouth 60 56 Delaware 52 1999-2000 (24-7) 70 New Hampshire 83 70 Towson 80 69 Bucknell 79 65 Northeastern 69 73 Vermont 76 69 Delaware State 61 54 Boston U. 53 51 Northeastern 57 92 Brown 82 63 Hartford 53 50 Boston U. 57 76 Sacred Heart 70 61 Vermont 59 76 New Hampshire 47 81 Troy State 80 61 Hofstra 60 49 Boston U. 67 76 Boston U. 54 87 Delaware 99 77 Minnesota 91 81 Drexel 74 1997-98 (7-20) 62 UCLA 83 75 New Hampshire 78 92 UMPI 47 83 Florida A&M 73 59 Hofstra 88 74 Liberty 73 77 BYU/Hawaii 66 71 Hampton Institute 74 84 LIU 63 1995-96 (15-13) 64 Vermont 90 67 Stony Brook 55 49 Fresno State 66 93 Hartford 82 72 Delaware 68 62 Boise State 45 83 Bowling Green 89 89 Towson 80 62 Boston U. 60 69 Texas/San Antonio 97 76 Hartford 71 76 Northeastern 62 69 Illinois 88 75 Vermont 76 58 DePaul 72 102 Husson 56 76 New Hampshire 63 70 Youngstown State 54 72 Fairleigh-Dickinson 93 72 Hofstra 80 47 Brown 60 64 Boston U. 79 100 Drexel 83 54 Northern Illinois 57 73 Northeastern 84 68 Towson 67 64 Delaware 62 82 Delaware 94 71 Delaware 56 85 Towson 72 68 Hartford 92 66 Vermont 63 77 Vermont 48 68 New Hampshire 65 104 Hartford 70 51 Hofstra 64 63 Drexel 78 79 Northeastern 67 70 Drexel 88 75 Hofstra 77 79 New Hampshire 68 103 New Hampshire 106 89 New Hampshire 90 86 Drexel 53 79 Hartford 66 57 Towson 81 64 Hofstra 67 82 New Hampshire 73 56 Vermont 48 70 Northeastern 67 84 Hampton Institute 81 59 Towson 68 76 Boston U. 54

Men’s Basketball 11.31 1999-00 (cont.) 2002-03 (14-16) 2004-05 (14-15) 80 Hartford 63 118 UMFK 61 58 Boston College 72 46 Delaware 68 77 Georgia Southern 91 67 Bethune-Cookman 68 65 Tulane 84 47 Rhode Island 44 2000-01 (18-11) 55 Central Florida 72 58 Dartmouth 52 57 Illinois 86 63 Wisconsin/Milwaukee 79 79 Harvard 66 80 Providence 71 61 Clemson 73 62 UMBC 51 72 Troy State 59 81 Morgan State 61 63 Morgan State 71 94 Prairie View A&M 79 63 Rhode Island 69 74 Providence 104 101 Alaska/Fairbanks 72 100 Husson 68 67 IP/Fort Wayne 64 67 Towson 72 68 Jacksonville State 64 90 UMF 53 74 Delaware 68 69 Weber State 66 73 Stony Brook 60 67 Boston U. 79 87 Lipscombe 71 52 Binghamton 65 71 Norfolk State 62 62 Vermont 65 66 Vermont 67 74 Delaware State 65 90 Albany 71 70 New Hampshire 65 81 Sacred Heart 71 64 New Hampshire 74 49 Albany 58 74 Northeasstern 68 90 Northeastern 76 67 Hartford 73 63 Brown 81 79 Binghamton 64 67 Northeastern 60 79 Vermont 72 59 Vermont 65 57 UMBC 71 86 Hartford 76 79 Stony Brook 81 76 Stony Brook 63 108 New Hamshire 93 53 Boston U. 63 43 Boston U. 52 83 Drexel 88 82 Hartford 71 60 Binghamton 67 62 Hofstra 67 77 New Hampshire 72 76 New Hampshire 70 87 Towson 77 82 Albany 71 54 Albany 67 80 Delaware 68 75 Northeastern 55 51 Northeastern 82 66 Hartford 63 62 Binghamton 63 61 Hartford 58 74 Vermont 77 54 Boston U. 65 50 Boston U. 66 86 New Hampshire 84 74 Stony Brook 56 87 Vermont 66 83 Hofstra 89 92 IP/Fort Wayne 67 47 Boston U. 45 92 Drexel 78 58 Hartford 70 73 Northeastern 86 85 Northeastern 91 68 Northeastern 71 74 Boston U. 76 2005-06 (12-16) 87 Boston U. 83 2003-04 (20-10) 55 William & Mary 89 66 Hofstra 78 49 Florida State 69 67 High Point 70 68 Bethune-Cookman 62 86 UMFK 36 2001-02 (12-18) 99 U. of New England 50 49 Pittsburgh 62 47 Arkansas 64 79 Brown 69 53 Robert Morris 62 56 Texas/San Antonio 73 89 Harvard 78 72 Hartford 76 70 St. Peter’s 79 65 Dartmouth 68 74 Morgan State 38 52 Delaware State 60 69 Morgan State 63 55 Boston U. 58 71 Troy State 73 60 Massachusetts 67 64 Dartmouth 55 65 Lamar 79 80 Colby 47 56 Rutgers 91 73 IP/Fort Wayne 65 87 Hartford 63 75 Tenn./Chattanooga 90 67 Sacred Heart 61 46 Stony Brook 41 72 Mercer 64 81 Norfolk State 84 46 Binghamton 60 80 UMM 56 60 Massachusetts 78 62 Vermont 71 56 Albany 76 89 Brown 76 70 New Hampshire 58 53 Binghamton 71 59 Albany 52 56 Albany 50 85 Vermont 82 65 Stony Brook 68 65 Boston U. 71 67 New Hampshire 53 65 Vermont 79 54 UMBC 43 62 UMBC 83 73 Albany 66 79 Northeastern 82 62 Stony Brook 56 47 Hartford 50 71 Stony Brook 63 53 Boston U. 51 83 Binghamton 60 75 Hartford 64 62 Hartford 69 72 New Hampshire 61 84 Binghamton 51 56 Binghamton 84 80 Binghamton 69 60 New Hampshire 58 73 Albany 87 74 Northeastern 73 48 Albany 36 48 Vermont 79 47 Hartford 59 53 Boston U. 64 59 New Hampshire 56 59 Boston U. 61 71 UMBC 63 69 UMBC 66 53 Stony Brook 57 89 Northeastern 99 87 Stony Brook 75 69 New Hampshire 87 72 Vermont 67 62 Binghamton 71 52 Vermont 49 79 Binghamton 77 63 Northeastern 70 58 Stony Brook 54 61 Boston U. 72 53 Vermont 72 54 New Hampshire 48 61 Vermont 59 40 Boston U. 66

11.32 Men’s Basketball 2006-07 (12-18) 71 Harvard 75 42 Penn State 75 65 Hartford 64 50 Detroit Mercy 57 69 Nevada 89 55 Boston U. 66 57 Idaho State 66 60 Hartford 62 65 New Hampshire 56 79 St. Francis/NY 60 68 New Hampshire 73 55 Albany 71 97 St. Joseph’s/VT 69 63 Boston U. 65 40 Binghamton 67 43 Robert Morris 55 73 Albany 82 75 Vermont 90 68 Mt. St. Mary’s 65 69 Binghamton 64 61 Northeastern 71 68 NJIT 58 70 UMBC 56 77 UMBC 80 79 Providence 94 69 Vermont 64 63 Stony Brook 61 75 UMF 34 74 Stony Brook 66 61 UMBC 70

1960–61 — END OF AN ERA It was the most successful four-year period in UM basketball history. Between 1957 and 1961, four players, Wayne Champeon, Don Sturgeon, John Ingalls, and Wayne Champeon, were members of teams which won 66 out of 82 games. The 1960–61 season marked their final year in a Maine uniform with the Bears posting an 18-5 record. In Memorial Gymnasium, they lost only three games in four seasons. Skip Chappelle led the team in scoring, averaging 21.1 points per game with Schiner at 19.0, Sturgeon at 13.1 and Champeon at 10.1. Highlights included beating Rhode Island, 69-65, to win the Downeast Classic before more than 6,000 at the Bangor Auditorium, a 19-point win over Connecticut, and 78-75 and 103-65 wins over Massachusetts. Front row, l-r, Lenny MacPhee, Ted Leadbetter, Dave Pound, Skip Chappelle, Capt. Don Sturgeon, Laddie Deemer, Wayne Champeon, and Mgrs. Phil Campbell and Greg Shapiro. Standing, l-r, Coach Brian McCall, Larry Schiner, Bob Robertson, Gary Johnstone, Bob Chapman, John Ingalls, Mike Burham, Art Warren, and Don Harnum.

UNDEFEATED 1946–47 ANNEX TEAM It wouldn’t be right to publish this book without at least one photo of a team that was based at the Brunswick Annex. Virtually all UM first-year male students were housed at Brunswick between 1946 and 1949 due to a shortage of housing at the Orono campus. The first of three basketball teams at Brunswick had an excellent season, winning all 15 of its games under the coaching of Joe Zabilski and Asst. Coach Bob Raymond. Posing for the team photo were, front row, l-r, Mgr. Wendell Thrush, Jim McCormick, Lowell Osgood, Capt. Jim Taylor, Alex Somerville, Jerome Begert, John Connolly, Jim O’Toole, Al Hopkins, and Mgr. Dana McCrum. Standing, l-r, Coach Joe Zabilski, Mgr. Bob Saltzman, John Anderson, Bob Redman, Bert Goddard, Hank Peasley, Paul Zdanowicz, Bill Feeney, and Asst. Coach Bob Raymond.

Men’s Basketball 11.33 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS Listed are players who averaged 10 (rounded up from 9.5) or more points per game and/or the top two scorers for each season and who appeared in 50 percent or more of games played by the team. Box scores could not be located for seasons prior to the 1925-26 season and for the 1927-28 and 1928-29 seasons. Abbreviations: G, games played; FG/2, two-point field goals; FG/3, three-point field goals; FT, free throws; TP, total points scored; Ave., average points per game.

Name G FG/2 FG/3 FT TP Ave.

1925-26 Malcolm Lake 12 37 0 15 89 7.42 Bill Hanscom 12 26 0 10 62 5.17

1926-27 Nathan Epstein 10 24 0 16 84 8.40 James Branscombe 10 29 0 24 82 8.20

1935-36 Al Doherty 1 6 0 1 13 13.00 Ken Johnstone 1 3 0 1 7 7.00

1936-37 Hal Woodbury 4 13 0 16 42 10.50 Phil Rogers 8 26 0 11 55 7.87

1937-38 Louis Bourgoin 13 33 0 18 84 6.46 Bill Webber 13 35 0 8 78 6.00

1938-39 Louis Bourgoin 12 61 0 11 133 11.08 Dana Drew 11 32 0 12 76 6.91

1939-40 Parker Small 12 43 0 17 103 8.58 Charles Wilson 12 44 0 13 101 8.42

1940-41 Parker Small 12 63 0 22 148 12.33 Bert Pratt 12 31 0 9 71 5.92

1941-42 Parker Small 14 75 0 31 181 12.93 Gene Hussey 13 49 0 9 107 8.23

1942-43 Gene Hussey 14 69 0 15 153 10.93 Bert Pratt 15 63 0 13 139 9.27

1943-44 Storer Parsons 6 32 0 16 80 13.33 Charles Norton 10 53 0 16 122 12.20

1944-45 Vern Byers 12 67 0 19 153 12.75 Tom Murray 12 40 0 29 109 9.08

1945-46 Bob Gates 14 94 0 49 237 16.93 Alan Burgess 14 50 0 21 121 8.64

1946-47 Ted Boynton 17 83 0 71 237 13.94 Charlie Goddard 14 69 0 26 164 11.71

11.34 Men’s Basketball 1947-48 Bob Gates 18 122 0 47 271 15.50 Ted Boynton 18 84 0 65 233 12.94 Charlie Goddard 13 61 0 33 155 11.92

1948-49 Charlie Goddard 17 63 0 35 161 9.47 Hal Peasley 18 48 0 22 118 6.56

1949-50 Charlie Goddard 19 111 0 77 299 15.74 Bert Goddard 19 76 0 42 194 10.21 Vic Woodbrey 19 80 0 31 191 10.05

1950-51 Bob Churchill 17 72 0 78 222 13.06 John Christie 18 94 0 37 225 12.50 Larry Mahaney 18 80 0 57 217 12.05

1951-52 John Norris 12 82 0 29 193 16.08 John Christie 19 95 0 66 256 13.47 Bob Churchill 19 89 0 63 241 12.68

1952-53 John Norris 17 156 0 83 395 23.24 Bob Churchill 17 86 0 102 274 16.12 Keith Mahaney 17 59 0 83 201 11.82 Bob Nixon 17 58 0 58 174 10.23

1953-54 Keith Mahaney 11 72 0 106 250 22.73 Bob Nixon 17 93 0 75 261 15.35 Tom Seavey 18 94 0 23 211 11.72

1954-55 Mike Polese 17 107 0 47 261 15.35 Pete Kostacopoulos 16 58 0 68 184 11.50 Gus Folsom 17 60 0 57 177 10.41

1955-56 Pete Kostacopoulos 18 75 0 98 248 13.76 Dick Libby 18 73 0 45 191 10.61 Thurlow Cooper 18 64 0 59 187 10.39

1956-57 Keith Mahaney 20 158 0 136 452 22.60 Peter Kostacopoulos 20 71 0 83 225 11.25 Dudley Coyne 20 81 0 58 220 11.00

1957-58 Tom Seavey 20 123 0 37 283 14.15 Dudley Coyne 17 76 0 67 219 12.88 Maurie Dore 19 75 0 71 223 11.74

1958-59 Don Sturgeon 22 123 0 71 317 14.41 Dick Sturgeon 22 113 0 64 290 13.18 Wayne Champeon 17 63 0 58 184 10.82 Maurie Dore 22 85 0 48 218 9.91

1959-60 Skip Chappelle 23 185 0 107 477 20.74 Larry Schiner 23 157 0 48 362 15.74 Don Sturgeon 21 92 0 69 253 12.04 Wayne Champeon 23 90 0 68 248 10.78

Men’s Basketball 11.35 1960-61 Skip Chappelle 23 159 0 167 485 21.09 Larry Schiner 23 172 0 93 437 19.00 Don Sturgeon 23 114 0 73 301 13.09 Wayne Champeon 23 83 0 74 240 10.43

1961-62 Skip Chappelle 20 129 0 132 390 19.50 Don Harnum 24 129 0 72 330 13.75 Art Warren 24 121 0 87 329 13.71

1962-63 Laddie Deemer 23 115 0 71 301 13.09 John Gillette 16 80 0 33 193 12.06 Dave Svendsen 23 104 0 54 262 11.39 Art Warren 20 78 0 69 225 11.25

1963-64 John Gillette 23 185 0 58 428 18.61 Dave Svendsen 23 107 0 94 308 13.29

1964-65 John Gillette 23 177 0 97 451 19.61 Dave Svendsen 23 142 0 100 384 16.70 Terry Carr 23 112 0 54 278 12.09 Guy Strang 23 103 0 54 260 11.30

1965-66 Terry Carr 22 134 0 59 327 14.86 Guy Strang 22 130 0 47 307 13.95

1966-67 Terry Carr 20 163 0 111 437 21.85 Jim Stephenson 20 163 0 91 417 20.85

1964–65 — AN EXCELLENT SEASON Coach Brian McCall’s 1964–65 team was a high scoring outfit, averaging 80 points a game on its way to a 13-10 record that included the Maine State Series title. Co-Captains Dave Svendsen (kneeling, left) and John Gillette (right) averaged 35 points per game combined as the Black Bears went over the 100 point mark five times. Standing, l-r, Mgr. Lucien Dancause, Rick Woods, Terry Carr, Bill Beck, Dick Billings, Dave Hale, Coach Brian McCall, Garland Strang, Bruce McKinnon, Bob Brewer, Scott Dunham, Bob Woodbury, and Trainer Jim Dickerson.

11.36 Men’s Basketball 1967-68 Jim Stephenson 24 215 0 123 553 23.04 Hugh Campbell 24 134 0 101 369 15.37 Tom Farrell 24 102 0 64 268 11.17

1968-69 Jim Stephenson, 23 212 0 124 548 23.83 Hugh Campbell 23 114 0 122 350 15.22 Marshall Todd 23 134 0 44 312 13.57 Dennis Stanley 23 117 0 38 272 11.83

1969-70 Craig Randall 22 92 0 81 265 12.04 Nick Susi 24 123 0 42 288 12.00 Marshall Todd 24 104 0 40 248 10.33

1970-71 Paul Bessey 24 121 0 86 328 13.67 Peter Gavett 24 117 0 90 324 13.50 John Sterling 24 113 0 43 269 11.21 Nick Susi 24 117 0 31 265 11.04

1971-72 Peter Gavett 25 151 0 156 458 18.32 John Sterling 24 107 0 65 279 11.62 Nick Susi 25 116 0 29 261 10.44 Paul Bessey 25 96 0 53 245 9.80 1972-73 Peter Gavett 23 195 0 122 512 22.26 Bob Warner 23 184 0 59 427 18.56

1973-74 Bob Warner 24 182 0 69 433 18.04 Steve Condon 23 122 0 25 269 11.70

1974-75 Bob Warner 25 205 0 82 492 19.68 Steve Condon 25 188 0 22 398 15.92 Dan Reilly 25 148 0 38334 13.36

1975-76 Paul Wholey 25 217 0 118 552 22.08 Bob Warner 24 169 0 68 406 16.92 Roger Lapham 25 122 0 64 308 12.32 Dan Reilly 24 110 0 23 243 10.12

1976-77 Roger Lapham 26 179 0 76 434 16.69 Rufus Harris 26 155 0 92 402 15.46 Kevin Nelson 19 113 0 57 283 14.89 Dan Reilly 25 131 0 34 296 11.84

1977-78 Rufus Harris 25 211 0 147 569 22.76 Roger Lapham 25 166 0 62 394 15.76 Kevin Nelson 25 127 0 92 346 13.84 Wally Russell 25 107 0 51 265 10.60

1978-79 Rufus Harris 24 197 0 123 517 21.54 Roger Lapham 24 158 0 71 387 16.12 Kevin Nelson 24 126 0 56 308 12.83

1979-80 Rufus Harris 28 271 0 179 718 25.64 Rick Carlisle 28 131 0 83 345 12.32 Clarence Gunn 14 58 0 32 148 10.57

Men’s Basketball 11.37 1980-81 Wilford Godbolt 28 231 0 68 525 18.75 Rick Carlisle 28 176 0 102 454 16.21 James Mercer 28 156 0 34 346 12.36

1981-82 Clayt Pickering 26 171 0 77 406 15.62 Jeff Cross 23 139 0 56 334 14.52 Jeff Sturgeon 26 104 0 66 272 10.46

1982-83 Jeff Cross 26 181 0 136 498 19.15 Jeff Wheeler 26 124 0 15 263 10.11

1983-84 Jeff Cross 27 150 0 153 453 16.78 Jeff Sturgeon 27 139 0 73 351 13.00 Jeff Wheeler 27 140 0 23 303 11.22 Jeff Topliff 27 114 0 41 269 9.96

1984-85 Rich Henry 28 139 0 117 395 14.10 Jeff Topliff 28 136 0 80 352 12.57 Jeff Wheeler 28 154 0 25 333 11.89

1985-86 Rich Henry 27 138 0 100 376 13.92 Jim Boylan 27 122 0 121 367 13.59

1986-87 Jim Boylan 28 164 37 153 592 21.14 Matt Rossignol 28 68 54 39 337 12.03

1987-88 Reginald Banks 28 202 1 100 507 18.10 Tom Forrester 28 78 56 51 375 13.39 Matt Rossignol 28 60 44 77 329 11.75 Amadou Barry 27 129 0 55 313 11.59

1991–92 SEASON — 17 WINS The ’91–’92 season was a good year for UM basketball as Coach Rudy Keeling’s team won 17 of 32 games, including a third place finish in America East. Keeling served as Maine’s coach for eight seasons and his teams averaged 13 wins per season against strong competition. Posing for the 1991-92 team photo were, front row, l-r, Tim Dennis, Kevin Terrell, Deonte Hursey, Capt. Marty Higgins, Jerome Johnson, Derrick Hodge, and Fritz Marseille. Standing, l-r, Coach Rudy Keeling, Asst. Coach Scott Benzie, Francois Bouchard, Dana Doran, Dan Hillman, Rossie Kearson, Ed Jones, Ken Barnes, and Asst. Coaches Mike LaPlante and Mike Jaskulski.

11.38 Men’s Basketball 1988-89 Matt Rossignol 28 63 69 53 386 13.79 Dean Smith 28 84 9 80 275 9.82

1989-90 Dean Smith 28 147 35 135 534 19.07 Derrick Hodge 27 107 24 69 355 13.15

1990-91 Derrick Hodge 29 100 51 50 403 13.90 Francois Bouchard 28 148 0 75 371 13.25

1991-92 Francois Bouchard 32 177 6 59 431 13.47 Derrick Hodge 23 79 24 37 267 11.61 Marty Higgins 32 63 44 63 321 10.03

1992-93 Francois Bouchard 27 143 6 48 352 13.04 Casey Arena 27 85 31 59 322 11.93 Deonte Hursey 27 83 8 87 277 10.26

1993-94 Francois Bouchard 23 129 15 57 360 15.65 Casey Arena 29 90 41 81 384 13.25 Ed Jones 29 131 1 45 310 10.69 Deonte Hursey 29 79 25 63 296 10.21 Terry Hunt 29 84 24 40 280 9.66

1994-95 Casey Arena 27 121 43 112 483 17.89 Ken Barnes 27 123 4 75 333 12.33 Terry Hunt 21 79 21 38 259 12.33

1995-96 John Gordon 28 53 72 47 369 13.18 Casey Arena 28 79 35 79 342 12.21 Matt Moore 26 57 28 62 260 10.00

1996-97 Terry Hunt 30 117 64 35 461 15.37 John Gordon 31 61 85 78 455 14.68 Allen Ledbetter 31 123 0 72 318 10.26 Ramone Jones 31 70 32 74 310 10.00

1997-98 Fred Meeks 24 103 65 66 467 19.46 Marcus Wills 26 108 46 99 453 17.42 Allen Ledbetter 27 179 0 77 435 16.11

1998-99 Nate Fox 27 153 24 114 492 18.22 Andy Bedard 28 118 50 88 474 16.93 Marcus Wills 27 74 30 49 287 10.63 Allen Ledbetter 28 109 0 69 287 10.25 Fred Meeks 26 39 57 10 259 9.96

1999-00 Nate Fox 31 172 18 146 544 17.55 Huggy Dye 31 113 55 65 456 14.71 Andy Bedard 28 77 47 61 356 12.71 Julian Dunkley 31 98 48 53 393 12.68

Men’s Basketball 11.39 2000-01 Julian Dunkley 29 114 47 111 480 16.55 Carvell Ammons 28 164 4 95 435 15.54 Huggy Dye 27 69 58 46 358 13.26 Errick Greene 29 108 5 77 308 10.62

2001-02 Errick Greene 30 149 18 141 493 16.43 Justin Rowe 30 158 0 61 377 12.57 Clayton Brown 24 51 33 46 247 10.29

2002-03 Rickey White 24 129 2 52 316 13.17 Kevin Reed 30 49 81 32 373 12.43 Clayton Brown 26 117 11 46 313 12.04 Justin Rowe 25 99 0 60 258 10.32

2003-04 Kevin Reed 30 75 74 63 435 14.50 Eric Dobson 30 110 17 114 385 12.83 Mark Flavin 30 113 9 95 348 11.60

2004-05 Ernest Turner 25 79 40 64 342 13.68 Kevin Reed 29 46 80 39 371 12.79 Mark Flavin 29 108 5 62 293 10.10

2005-06 Ernest Turner 28 87 57 81 426 15.21 Rashard Turner 28 49 49 57 302 10.78

2006-07 Kevin Reed 30 73 76 48 422 14.07 Jon Sheets 30 25 79 36 323 10.76 Chris Bruff 30 126 3 59 320 10.67 Junior Bernal 30 114 3 59 296 9.87

MAINE’S 1,000 POINT SCORERS

Seasons Games Points Ave. Rufus Harris* 4 103 2,206 21.41 Bob Warner* 4 96 1,758 18.31 Kevin Reed 4 119 1,601 13.45 Francois Bouchard 4 114 1,541 13.52 Casey Arena 4 110 1,531 13.92 Roger Lapham* 4 100 1,523 15.23 Jim Stephenson* 3 67 1,518 22.66 Skip Chappelle* 3 66 1,352 20.48 Jeff Cross* 4 100 1,337 13.37 Matt Rossignol 4 111 1,297 11.68 Peter Gavett* 3 72 1,294 17.97 Allen Ledbetter 4 113 1,258 11.13 Jim Boylan 4 103 1,244 12.08 Derrick Hodge 4 107 1,206 11.27 Dean Smith 4 108 1,131 10.47 Kevin Nelson* 4 93 1,089 11.71 Huggy Dye 4 85 1,076 12.66 Rich Henry* 3 82 1,074 13.10 John Gillette* 3 62 1,072 17.29 Terry Carr* 3 65 1,042 16.03 Terry Hunt 4 102 1,038 10.18 Dan Reilly* 4 94 1,004 10.68

*Played before the three-point shot rule was instituted. It is reasonable to assume that that the point totals of these players would be greater if said rule was in effect during their their years of play.

11.40 Men’s Basketball YEAR-BY-YEAR REBOUNDING LEADERS Listed are players who averaged five or more rebounds per game and who appeared in 50 percent or more of games played by the team. Rebounding statistics not recorded prior to the 1958-59 season.

G Reb. Ave. G Reb. Ave.

1958-59 1969-70 Don Sturgeon 22 224 10.19 Nick Susi 24 289 11.21 Maurice Dore 22 200 9.09 Craig Randall 22 162 7.36 Larry Schiner 20 157 7.85 Mark Johnson 22 126 5.73 Dick Sturgeon 22 137 6.23 1970-71 1959-60 Nick Susi 24 240 10.00 Larry Schiner 23 231 10.04 Peter Gavett 24 194 8.08 Don Sturgeon 21 204 9.71 John Ingalls 23 222 9.65 1971-72 Skip Chappelle 23 170 7.39 Nick Susi 25 247 9.88 Peter Gavett 25 221 8.84 1960-61 Larry Schiner 23 261 11.35 1972-73 Don Sturgeon 23 243 10.56 Bob Warner 23 310 13.48 John Ingalls 23 214 9.30 Peter Gavett 23 234 10.17 Skip Chappelle 23 189 8.22 Steve Conley 23 143 6.22

1961-62 1973-74 Art Warren 24 275 11.46 Bob Warner 24 350 14.58 Skip Chappelle 20 154 7.70 Steve Gavett 24 162 6.75 Don Harnum 24 151 6.29 1974-75 1962-63 Bob Warner 25 352 14.08 Art Warren 20 219 10.95 Steve Gavett 25 196 7.84 Dave Svendsen 23 213 9.26 Tom Burns 25 149 5.96 John Gillette 16 148 9.25 Bob Stickney 23 175 7.61 1975-76 Bob Warner 24 292 12.17 1963-64 Steve Gavett 24 160 6.67 Guy Strang 22 243 11.05 Roger Lapham 25 145 5.80 John Gillette 23 253 11.00 Dave Svendsen 23 230 10.00 1976-77 Kevin Nelson 19 157 8.26 1964-65 Steve Gavett 23 190 8.26 John Gillette 23 231 10.04 Guy Strang 23 231 10.04 1977-78 Dave Svendsen 23 210 9.13 Rufus Harris 25 246 9.84 Kevin Nelson 25 242 9.68 1965-66 Roger Lapham 25 154 6.16 Guy Strang 22 253 11.50 Dave Hale 21 138 6.57 1978-79 Dale McNelly 21 130 6.19 Kevin Nelson 24 224 9.83 Roger Lapham 24 175 7.29 1966-67 Rufus Harris 24 169 7.04 Dave Hale 20 178 8.90 Jim Stephenson 20 145 7.25 1979-80 Terry Carr 20 113 5.65 Rufus Harris 28 211 7.54 Clarence Gunn 14 99 7.07 1967-68 Joe Johnson 27 181 6.70 Hugh Campbell 24 265 11.04 Dave Wyman 28 150 5.36 Jim Stephenson 24 157 6.54 Greg Burns 24 143 5.96 1980-81 Clarence Gunn 28 224 8.00 1968-69 Dave Wyman 28 152 5.43 Hugh Campbell 23 293 12.74 Bob Chandler 23 195 8.48 1981-82 Dennis Stanley 23 173 7.52 Jeff Cross 23 194 8.43 Jim Stephenson 23 164 7.13 Clarence Gunn 18 126 7.00 Clay Pickering 26 173 6.65

Men’s Basketball 11.41 1982-83 1995-96 Jeff Cross 26 310 11.92 Greg Logan 28 300 10.71 Clay Pickering 26 131 5.04 Allen Ledbetter 27 201 7.44

1983-84 1996-97 Jeff Cross 27 339 12.55 Allen Ledbetter 31 296 9.55 Paul Cook 27 181 6.70 Terry Hunt 30 220 7.33

1984-85 1997-98 Rich Henry 28 230 8.21 Allen Ledbetter 27 294 10.89 Colin Haynes 27 195 7.22 1985-86 Rich Henry 27 194 7.18 1998-99 Mike Bitterman 27 176 6.52 Nate Fox 27 220 8.15 Allen Ledbetter 28 226 8.07 1986-87 Amadou Barry 23 162 7.05 1999-00 Nate Fox 31 234 7.55 1987-88 Julian Dunkley 31 197 6.35 Amadou Barry 27 253 9.37 Guy Gomis 27 180 6.67 2000-01 Reggie Banks 28 153 5.46 Carvell Ammons 28 219 7.82 Julian Dunkley 29 193 6.66 1988-89 Amadou Barry 28 152 5.43 2001-02 Curtis Robertson 28 140 5.00 Justin Rowe 30 240 8.00 Errick Greene 30 182 6.07 1989-90 Rickey White 23 135 5.87 Derrick Hodge 27 158 5.85 Dean Smith 28 162 5.79 2002-03 Justin Rowe 25 235 9.40 1990-91 Clayton Brown 26 155 5.96 Francois Bouchard 28 174 6.21 Rickey White 24 139 5.37 Curtis Robertson 29 170 5.86 2003-04 1991-92 Kevin Reed 30 216 7.20 Francois Bouchard 32 219 6.84 Mark Flavin 30 190 6.33 Joe Campbell 27 164 6.07 1992-93 Francois Bouchard 27 178 6.59 2004-05 Joe Campbell 29 208 7.17 1993-94 Kevin Reed 29 199 6.86 Francois Bouchard 23 210 8.74 Mark Flavin 29 158 5.45 Chris Collins 29 157 5.41 2005-06 1994-95 Olli Ahvenniemi 28 175 6.15 Greg Logan 15 143 9.53 Philippe T-Bofia 24 131 5.46 Ken Barnes 27 187 6.93 Terry Hunt 21 114 5.43 2006-07 Kevin Reed 30 181 6.03 Chris Bruff 30 177 5.90

BEHIND THE SCENES Members of men’s basketball teams will recognize the familiar face at the table in Chris Dunphy, secretary to the coaches for quite a number of years. This photo, taken in 1981, shows Chris with her student helpers, Lonna Plummer, Dianne Gould, and Joan Morovick (l-r).

11.42 Men’s Basketball YEAR- BY-YEAR LEADERS IN ASSISTS Listed are players who averaged three or more assists per game and/or the top two assist leaders for each season and who appeared in 50 percent or more games played by the team. Assists were not recorded prior to the 1975-76 season.

G A Ave. G A Ave.

1975-76 1990-91 Paul Wholey 25 104 4.16 Marty Higgins 29 168 5.69 Steve Gavett 24 80 3.33 Derrick Hodge 29 67 2.31

1976-77 1991-92 Wally Russell 23 100 4.35 Marty Higgins 32 162 5.06 Steve Gavett 23 67 2.91 Deonte Hursey 32 140 4.37

1977-78 1992-93 Wally Russell 25 135 5.40 Deonte Hursey 27 151 5.59 Jim Klein 25 65 2.60 Casey Arena 27 89 3.30

1978-79 1993-94 Rufus Harris 24 98 4.08 Casey Arena 29 178 6.14 Bob McLaughlin 16 52 3.25 Deonte Hursey 29 102 3.52

1979-80 1994-95 Rick Carlisle 28 118 4.21 Casey Arena 27 135 5.00 Rick Boucher 16 53 3.30 Matt Moore 27 66 2.44

1980-81 1995-96 Rick Carlisle 28 132 4.71 Casey Arena 28 172 6.14 Dave Wyman 28 81 2.89 Matt Moore 28 64 1.46

1981-82 1996-97 Jeff Sturgeon 26 101 3.88 John Gordon 31 101 3.26 Clarence Gunn 18 64 3.56 Ramone Jones 31 85 2.74

1982-83 1997-98 Jeff Sturgeon 26 163 6.27 Dade Faison 27 145 5.37 Kevin Green 26 67 2.58 Marcus Wills 26 69 2.65

1983-84 1998-99 Jeff Sturgeon 27 144 5.33 Andy Bedard 28 181 6.46 Kevin Green 27 84 3.11 Marcus Willis 27 65 2.41

1984-85 1999-00 Jeff Wheeler 28 127 4.54 Andy Bedard 28 193 6.89 Jim Boylan 28 119 4.25 Huggy Dye 31 72 2.32

1985-86 2000-01 Jim Boylan 27 131 4.85 Tony Cavalieri 29 125 4.31 Matt Rossignol 27 67 2.48 Errick Geene 29 71 2.45

1986-87 2001-02 Jim Boylan 28 100 3.57 Errick Greene 30 119 3.97 Matt Rossignol 28 97 3.46 Derrick Jackson 24 68 2.83

1987-88 2002-03 Matt Rossignol 28 110 3.93 Eric Dobson 30 146 4.87 Tom Forester 28 59 2.11 Derrick Jackson 26 69 2.85

1988-89 2003-04 Marty Higgins 27 128 4.74 Eric Dobson 30 179 5.96 Matt Rossignol 28 54 1.93 Chris Markwood 24 60 2.50

1989-90 2004-05 Marty Higgins 28 161 5.75 Chris Markwood 21 77 3.87 Dean Smith 28 67 2.39 Ernest Turner 25 79 2.80

Men’s Basketball 11.43 2005-06 2006-07 Chris Markwood 21 77 3.67 Jon Sheets 30 94 3.13 Ernest Turner 25 70 2.80 Junior Bernal 30 85 2.83

1971–72 — AN OUTSTANDING SEASON Coach Skip Chappelle’s 1971–72 team was one of best teams in many years, winning 15 of 25 games, capturing the Maine State Series title and finishing second in the Yankee Conference. It was the most wins by a Maine team in 11 seasons. Memorable games were victories over Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Peter Gavett led the YC in scoring with 19.6 points per game. He and Nick Susi combined to average nearly 19 rebounds per game. Seated, l-r, Rick Hillman, Jack Morrison, Tony Hamlin, Capt. Paul Bessey, Steve Lane, Willie Gavett, and Mark Johnson. Standing, l-r, Coach Skip Chappelle, Asst. Coach Leon Harriman, Jim Bray, John Sterling, Nick Susi, Peter Gavett, Bruce Stinson, Mgr. Steve Pelletier and Asst. Mgr. Ed Roberts.

1938–39 MAINE FIVE Maine had a strong season in the winter of 1938–39, posting an 8-4 record and going undefeated in Maine State Series play. The Black Bears finished third in the New England Conference. Capt. Louis Bourgoin and Charlie Wilson were named to the State Series all-conference team. The season was one of eight at the Maine helm for Coach Bill Kenyon, although he was forced to give up his duties midway through the season due to a serious illness. Asst. Coach Hal Woodbury guided the team for the balance of the campaign. Front row, l-r, Charlie Arbor, Phil Craig, Phil Curtis, Capt. Louis Bourgoin, Ed Stanley, Dana Drew, Charlie Wilson, and Sam Tracy. Second row, l-r, Faculty Manager of Athletics Ted Curtis, Coach Bill Kenyon, Roger Stearns, Mal Roberts, Phil Soderquist, Hugh Mackay, Elwood Millett, Bruce MacKay, Jerome Steeves, Asst. Coach Hal Woodbury, and Mgr. George Digby. Back row, l-r, Jim Harmon, Bill Ward, Fred Johnston, and Harv Whitten.

11.44 Men’s Basketball AMERICA EAST Established in 1979 as the Eastern College Athletic Conference North, the league retained that title until 1987 when it was re-named the North Atlantic Conference. It was re-titled America East in the mid- 1990s. Charter members were Boston, Colgate, Niagara, and Northeastern Universities, Canisius and Holy Cross Colleges, and the Universities of Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

The U. of Rhode Island resigned in 1980. Siena College joined in 1984. Holy Cross College resigned in 1984. The U. of Hartford joined in 1985. Canisius and Siena Colleges and Niagara U. resigned in 1989. Colgate U. resigned in 1990. The U. of Delaware and Drexel U. joined in 1991 and Hofstra and Towson Universities in 1994. Towson began conference play in 1995. Albany, Binghamton, and Stony Brook Universities joined in 2001. The U. of Delaware and Drexel, Hofstra, and Towson Universities resigned in 2002. The U. of Maryland at Baltimore County joined in 2003. Northeastern U. resigned in 2005.

The final conference standings in the 1979-80 and 1980-81 seasons were based on all games played by the member teams. The first in-conference scheduling arrangement appeared in the 1981-82 season. Wins and losses in conference play and in the post-season tournament (which determined the conference champion) are listed here.

*Conference Champion

79-80 80-81 81-82 82-83 83-84 84-85 85-86 86-87 87-88 88-89

Regular Season Boston U. 19- 7 12-13 6-2 8-2 9- 5 9- 7 13- 5 12- 6 14- 4 14- 4 Canisius 13-13 11-15 7-2 3-6 9- 5 13- 3 14- 4 12- 6 7-11 11- 7 Colgate 8-17 11-17 2-6 0-8 1-13 0-16 0-18 3-15 3-15 5-13 Hartford ------10- 8 8-10 12- 6 10- 7 Holy Cross 16-10 18- 8 4-4 5-3 ------MAINE 14-12 13-13 3-7 6-4 7- 7 5-11 5-13 6-12 10- 8 7-11 New Hampshire 4-22 7-19 2-9 8-2 8- 6 4-12 5-13 3-15 3-15 3-14 Niagara 11-15 11-15 7-2 5-4 5- 9 11- 5 10- 8 14- 4 12- 6 6-12 Northeastern 19- 7 21- 5 8-1 4-6 14- 0 13- 3 16- 2 17- 1 11- 7 12- 5 Rhode Island 14-12 ------Siena ------12- 4 12- 6 12- 6 16- 2 16- 1 Vermont 12-14 15-11 2-8 3-7 3-11 5-11 5-13 3-15 2-16 4-14

Tournament Boston U. 2-1 0-1 1-1 3-0* 1-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 3-0* 2-1 Canisius 0-1 ---- 0-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 Colgate ---- 0-1 ----- 0-1 0-1 0-1 ------0-1 Hartford ------1-1 1-1 Holy Cross 3-0* 1-1 0-1 2-1 ------MAINE 1-1 1-1 ---- 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 New Hampshire ------0-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 ---- Niagara 0-1 ---- 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-1 0-1 Northeastern 0-1 2-0* 2-0* 0-1 3-0* 3-0* 3-0* 3-0* 0-1 1-1 Rhode Island 1-1 ------Siena ------1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 3-0* Vermont 0-1 1-1 ---- 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 ------

89-90 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99

Regular Season Boston U. 9-3 5- 5 5- 9 3-11 4-10 7 –9 13- 5 17- 1 12- 6 5-13 Colgate 3-9 ------Delaware ------14- 0 10- 4 7- 7 7 –9 11- 7 8-10 12- 6 15- 3 Drexel ------9- 5 12- 2 12- 2 12-4 17- 1 16- 2 10- 8 15- 3 Hartford 8-4 5- 5 3-11 7- 7 9- 5 7- 9 5-13 11- 7 11- 7 9- 9 Hofstra ------5-11 5-13 9- 9 11- 7 14- 4 MAINE 6-6 7- 3 8- 6 4-10 11-3 6-10 11- 7 6-12 4-14 13- 5 New Hampshire 3-9 0-10 5- 9 4-10 8 –6 11- 5 5-13 5-13 6-12 2-16 Northeastern 9-3 8- 2 5- 9 12- 2 2-12 10- 6 2-16 6-12 9- 9 6-12 Towson ------11- 7 5-13 4-14 4-14 Vermont 4-8 5- 5 7- 7 4-10 3-11 7- 9 10- 8 7-11 11- 7 7-11

Men’s Basketball 11.45 89-90 90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99

Tournament Boston U. 3-0* 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 2- 1 3- 0* 2- 1 0- 1 Colgate 1-1 ------Delaware ------3- 0* 3- 0* 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 3- 0* 3- 0* Drexel ------2- 1 2- 1 3- 0* 3- 0* 3- 0* 2- 1 1- 1 2- 1 Hartford 0-1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 Hofstra ------1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 MAINE 0-1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 2- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 New Hampshire 0-1 0- 1 0- 1 0 –1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 Northeastern 0-1 2- 0* 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 2- 1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 Towson ------1- 1 1- 1 1- 1 1- 1 Vermont 2-1 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1

99-00 00-01 01-02 02-03 03-04 04-05 05-06 06-07

Regular Season Albany ------5-11 3-13 3-15 9- 9 13- 3 13- 3 Binghamton ------6-10 9- 7 10- 8 8-10 12- 4 6-10 Boston U. 5-13 9- 9 13- 3 13- 3 17- 1 14- 4 9- 7 8- 8 Delaware 14- 4 14- 4 ------Drexel 9- 9 12- 6 ------Hartford 6-12 1-17 10- 6 10- 6 6-12 4-14 9- 7 6-10 Hofstra 16- 2 16- 2 ------MAINE 15- 3 10- 8 7- 9 8- 8 12- 6 8-10 7- 9 7- 9 New Hampshire 2-16 6-12 8- 8 3-13 5-13 5-13 8- 8 6-10 Northeastern 5-13 8-10 5-11 8- 8 13- 5 15- 3 ------Stony Brook ------5-11 7- 9 5-13 6-12 2-14 4-12 Towson 7-11 7-11 ------UMBC ------4-14 5-13 5-11 7- 9 Vermont 11- 7 7-11 13- 3 11- 5 15- 3 16- 2 7- 9 15- 1

Tournament Albany ------0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 3- 0* 3- 0* Binghamton ------0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 0- 1 Boston U. 1- 1 0- 1 3- 0* 2- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 Delaware 2- 1 2- 1 ------Drexel 1- 1 0- 1 ------Hartford 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 1 -1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 Hofstra 3- 0* 3- 0* ------MAINE 1- 1 1- 1 2- 1 0- 1 2- 1 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 New Hampshire 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 Northeastern 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 1- 1 0- 1 2- 1 ------Stony Brook ------0- 1 0- 1 3- 1 1- 1 0- 1 0- 1 Towson 0- 1 1- 1 ------UMBC ------0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 1- 1 Vermont 0- 1 1- 1 1- 1 3- 0* 3- 0* 3- 0* 2- 1 2- 1

Composite Standings Includes all games played under conference sponsorship: post-season tournaments since the 1979-80 season and regular season games since the 1981-82 season.

W L Pct. Siena 74 23 .763 *Rhode Island 1 1 .500 Drexel 143 49 .745 MAINE 216 238 .476 Delaware 129 60 .683 Albany 52 58 .473 Boston U. 290 178 .620 Hartford 179 212 .4578 Hofstra 85 53 .616 Vermont 206 244 .4577 Canisius 80 53 .602 Towson 43 76 .361 Holy Cross 15 10 .600 New Hampshire 135 307 .305 Northeastern 247 177 .583 Stony Brook 33 77 .300 Niagara 75 59 .560 UMBC 24 51 .220 Binghamton 53 53 .500 Colgate 18 119 .131 *Competed in tournament only in 1979-80.

11.46 Men’s Basketball ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

First Team Carvell Ammons (2000-01) John Gordon (1996-97) Andy Bedard (1998-99, 99-00) Rufus Harris (1979-80) Jim Boylan (1986-87) Justin Rowe (2001-02) Jeff Cross (1982-83) Dean Smith (1988-90) Nate Fox (1999-00) Rickey White (2002-03)

Second Team (Selected Since 1983-84) Casey Arena ((1994-95, 95-96) Mark Flavin (2003-04) Greg Logan (1995-96) Ken Barnes (1995-96) Nate Fox (1998-99) Kevin Reed (2003-04, 04-05, 06-07) Francois Bouchard (1993-94) Errick Greene (2001-02) Justin Rowe (2002-03) Jeff Cross (1983-84) Marty Higgins (1991-92) Jeff Sturgeon (1983-84) Eric Dobson (2003-04) Derrick Hodge (1990-91, 91-92) Ernest Turner (2005-06) Julian Dunkley (2000-01) Terry Hunt (1996-97) Huggy Dye (1999-00) Allan Ledbetter (1997-98)

Third Team (Selected Since 1996-97) Joe Campbell (2004-05) Julian Dunkley (1999-00) Allen Ledbetter (1998-99)

All-Rookie Team Casey Arena (1992-93) Francois Bouchard (1990-91) Kevin Reed (2002-03) Ken Barnes (1990-91) Tony Caralieri (2000-01) Matt Rossignol (1985-86) Amadou Barry (1986-87) Huggy Dye (1998-99) Dean Smith (1986-87) Mike Bitterman (1985-86) Ramone Jones (1993-94) Kevin Terrell (1990-91)

ALL-TOURNAMENT (Selected Since 1998-99) Casey Arena (1993-94) Clayton Brown (2001-02) Nate Fox (1999-00) Francois Bouchard (1993-94) Eric Dobson (2003-04) Derrick Hodge (1990-91)

Player of the Year Rookie of the Year Jeff Cross (1992-93) Francois Bouchard (1990-91) Rick Carlisle (co) (1979-80)

Coach of the Year Skip Chappelle (1987-88) Rudy Keeling (1993-94)

1951–52 MAINE CAGERS Veteran UM sports fans will have no trouble identifying many of the members of Doc Rankin’s l951–52 Black Bear five. Front row, l-r, Al Philbrick, Jim Orino, Ray Kelley, Woody Carville, Bob Nixon, and Jack Christie. Second row, l-r, Dick Coleman, Larry Sinclair, Joe Saunders, and Bernard “Bunny” Parady. Back row, l-r, Bob Churchill, Bill Callinan, Bill Rivers, and Dick Smith. Absent: John Norris.

Men’s Basketball 11.47 MAINE STATE SERIES Men’s basketball was formally adopted as a championship sport by the Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association (Maine State Series) in the 1937-38 season. Play continued until the conclusion of the 1973- 74 season. Play was suspended in the 1943-44 and 44-45 seasons. The champion institution, effective with the 1949-50 season, received the Paul L. Davidson Trophy, contributed by former Maine Gov. Horace L. Hildreth in memory of Mr. Davidson, a personal friend and Bowdoin College athlete who was killed during World War II. Wins and losses in league play in each of the 35 seasons are listed here.

*Conference champion

37-38 38-39 39-40 40-41 41-42 42-43 45-46 46-47 47-48 48-49 49-50 Bates 1-3 0-4 0-4 0-4 2-4 3-3 3-3 6-3* 6-3 4-5 3-6 Bowdoin ------0-6 0-6 1-5 2-7 1-8 3-6 1-8 Colby 3-1* 2-2 3-1* 4-0* 5-1* 5-1* 2-4 5-4 4-5 8-1* 6-3 MAINE 2-2 4-0* 3-1* 2-2 5-1* 4-2 6-0* 5-4 7-2* 3-6 8-1*

50-51 51-52 52-53 53-54 54-55 55-56 56-57 57-58 58-59 59-60 60-61 Bates 2-7 1-8 5-4 0-9 2-7 5-4 3-6 5-4 4-5 2-7 4-5 Bowdoin 2-7 4-5 1-8 6-3 4-5 3-6 5-4 3-6 0-9 3-6 2-7 Colby 6-3 9-0* 9-0* 7-2* 9-0* 7-2* 7-2* 6-3* 7-2* 4-5 5-4 MAINE 8-1* 4-5 3-6 5-4 3-6 3-6 3-6 4-5 7-2* 9-0* 7-2*

61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 65-66 66-67 67-68 68-69 69-70 70-71 71-72 Bates 2-7 3-6 4-5 3-3 5-1* 3-3 4-2* 1-5 2-4 2-4 2-4 Bowdoin 5-4 7-2* 1-8 1-5 1-5 3-3 4-2* 6-0* 1-5 2-4 1-5 Colby 7-2* 5-4 6-3 2-4 5-1* 1-5 2-4 1-5 4-2 4-2* 4-2 MAINE 4-5 3-6 7-2* 6-0* 1-5 5-1* 2-4 4-2 5-1* 4-2* 5-1*

72-73 73-74 Composite Standings Bates 3-3 2-4 Colby 175 81 .683 Bowdoin 1-5 0-6 MAINE 154 102 .601 Colby 5-1* 4-2 Bates 97 159 .379 MAINE 3-3 6-0* Bowdoin 78 162 .325

*ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Bourgoin, Louis (1938-39) Mahaney, Larry (1950-51) Boynton, Ted (1947-48) Norris, John (1951-52, 52-53) Burgess, Alan (1945-46, 46-47) Rogers, Phil (1937-38) Campbell, Hugh (1968-69) Schiner, Larry (1959-60, 60-61) Carr, Terry (1965-66, 66-67) Seavey,Tom (1957-58) Champeon, Wayne (1959-60) Small, Parker (1940-41, 41-42) Chappelle, Skip (1959-60, 60-61, 61-62) Stephenson, Jim (1966-67, 67-68, 68-69) Christie, John (1951-52) Strang, Guy (1965-66) Coyne, Dudley (1957-58) Sturgeon, Dick (1958-59) Gates, Bob (1945-46, 46-47, 47-48) Sturgeon, Don (1958-59, 60-61) Gavett, Peter (1971-72, 72-73) Susi, Nick (1969-70, 70-71, 71-72) Gillette, John (1963-64, 64-65) Svendsen, Dave (1963-64, 64-65) Goddard, Charlie (1949-50) Warner, Bob (1973-74) Hussey, Gene (1941-42, 42-43) Warren, Art (1961-62) Kostacopoulos, Peter (1955-56) Wilson, Charles (1938-39, 39-40) Lord, Dwight (1937-38) Woodbrey, Vict (1949-50) Mahaney, Keith (1953-54, 56-57) Work, Windy (1942-43)

*Conference coaches selected a first team only in each season.

11.48 Men’s Basketball NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE The New England Conference was organized in the 1936-37 season with five members, the Universities of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island and Northeastern U. The conference disbanded in 1943.

*Conference Champion

36-37 37-38 38-39 39-40 40-41 41-42 42-43 Connecticut 5-3 4-4 6-2 6-2 7-1* 6-2 5-3 MAINE 3-5 1-7 4-4 0-8 2-6 2-6 4-4 New Hampshire 3-5 4-4 0-8 3-5 3-5 0-8 2-6 Northeastern 1-7 3-5 3-5 3-5 1-7 4-4 2-6 Rhode Island 8-0* 8-0* 7-1* 8-0* 7-1* 8-0* 7-1*

Composite Standings

Rhode Island 53 3 .946 MAINE 16 40 .286 Connecticut 39 17 .696 New Hampshire 15 41 .268 Northeastern 17 39 .304 . ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTION Dwight Lord (1936-37)

YANKEE CONFERENCE The Yankee Conference began play in 1946. Membership consisted of New England’s six state universities. Boston U. joined in 1972-73. The conference dissolved in basketball following the 1976 season. Mandatory, round robin scheduling was not required until the 1957-58 season.

*Conference Champion

46-47 47-48 48-49 49-50 50-51 51-52 52-53 53-54 54-55 55-56 Connecticut 6-1* 7-1* 7-1* 5-2 6-1* 6-1* 5-1* 7-0* 7-0* 6-1* MAINE 2-4 2-5 0-7 3-5 2-5 2-6 3-4 1-7 1-7 3-5 Massachusetts 0-2 0-4 2-2 2-3 1-2 0-6 1-4 5-1 4-2 5-1 New Hampshire 0-5 2-6 2-6 1-5 0-6 4-5 2-5 2-6 1-9 0-10 Rhode Island 4-1 5-1 5-1 6-1* 5-2 6-2 6-2 4-4 5-3 6-2 Vermont 1-0 2-1 2-1 2-3 4-1 3-1 1-2 1-2 4-1 2-3

56-57 57-58 58-59 59-60 60-61 61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 65-66 Connecticut 8-0* 9-1* 8-2* 8-2* 6-4 7-3 9-1* 8-2* 10-0* 9- 1* MAINE 2-6 4-6 7-3 6-4 7-3 4-6 3-7 3-7 4-6 4- 6 Massachusetts 4-4 5-5 5-5 6-4 4-6 8-2* 6-4 5-5 8-2 5- 5 New Hampshire 1-9 4-6 1-9 2-8 1-9 1-9 2-8 2-8 1-9 0-10 Rhode Island 6-3 3-7 5-5 6-4 9-1* 7-3 8-2 8-2* 6-4 9- 1* Vermont 3-2 5-5 4-6 2-8 3-7 3-7 2-8 4-6 1-9 3- 7

66-67 67-68 68-69 69-70 70-71 71-72 72-73 73-74 74-75 75-76 Boston U. ------7- 4 2- 9 7- 4 3-9 Connecticut 9-1* 7- 3 3-7 8-2* 5-5 5- 5 9- 3 9- 3 9- 3 7-5 MAINE 1-9 2- 8 5-5 1-9 3-7 6- 4 6- 6 2-10 1-10 5-7 Massachusetts 7-3 8- 2* 9-1* 8-2* 10-0* 6- 4 10- 2* 11- 1* 10- 2* 11-1* New Hampshire 4-6 0-10 3-7 3-7 3-7 5- 5 2-10 8- 4 2-10 3-9 Rhode Island 8-2 8- 2* 7-3 7-3 8-2 8- 2* 5- 6 6- 5 3- 7 7-5 Vermont 1-9 5- 5 3-7 3-7 1-9 0-10 2-10 3- 9 8- 4 6-6

Men’s Basketball 11.49 Composite Standings

W L Pct. Connecticut 215 62 .776 Rhode Island 186 88 .679 Massachusetts 166 88 .653 Boston U. 19 26 .422 Vermont 84 156 .350 MAINE 95 184 .340 New Hampshire 62 223 .217

ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

First Team Second Team Skip Chappelle (1959-60, 60-61, 61-62) Hugh Campbell (1968-69) Keith Mahaney (1953-54, 56-57) Peter Gavett (1972-73) Terry Carr (1965-66, 66-67) John Norris (1951-52) John Gillette (1964-65) Wayne Champeon (1958-59) Larry Schiner (1959-60) Charlie Goddard (1949-50) Bob Churchill (1951-52, 52-53) Tom Seavey (1957-58) John Norris (1952-53) Dudley Coyne (1955-56) Jim Stephenson (1967-68) Jim Stephenson (1968-69) Peter Gavett (1971-72) Don Sturgeon (1958-59) Bob Warner (1972-73, 74-75) John Gillette (1963-64) Bob Warner (1973-74, 75-76) Paul Wholey (1975-76)

SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS Conference Games Only

Rank Ave. Rank Ave. 1950-51 John Christie 5TH 13.1 1965-66 Terry Carr 4TH 16.9 1951-52 John Norris 5TH 15.4 1966-67 Jim Stephenson 2ND 22.0 1952-53 John Norris 1ST 24.8 Terry Carr 4TH 18.8 1953-54 Keith Mahaney 1ST 23.7 1967-68 Jim Stephenson 3RD 21.0 1955-56 Dudley Coyne 4TH 20.2 1968-69 Jim Stephenson 1ST 25.6 1956-57 Keith Mahaney 2ND 22.7 1971-72 Peter Gavett 1ST 19.6 1959-60 *Skip Chappelle 1ST 23.8 1972-73 Peter Gavett 1ST 23.2 1960-61 Skip Chappelle 1ST 24.1 1973-74 Bob Warner 4TH 15.3 Larry Schiner 2ND 20.1 1974-75 Bob Warner 1ST 21.8 1961-62 Skip Chappelle 1ST 19.7 1975-76 Paul Wholey 1ST 21.3 Bob Warner 4TH 17.8

*Only player in conference history to lead league in scoring average three seasons.

2000–01 — ANOTHER GOOD YEAR Maine enjoyed another good season in the winter of 2000–01, winning 18 games including road contests vs. Providence and Northwestern. Julian Dunley and Carvell Ammons combined to average 32 points and 15 rebounds per game. Front row, l-r, Clayton Brown, Errick Greene, Huggy Dye, Derrick Jackson, Tony Cavalieri, Tom Waterman, Rickey White, and Co-Capt. Carvell Ammons. Back row, l-r, Coach John Giannini, Asst. Coach Ted Woodward, Colin Haynes, Jamar Croon, Mark Flavin, Justin Rowe, Co-Capt. Julian Dunkley, Andre Riley, Todd Tibbetts, and Asst. Coaches Ed Jones and Andy Bedard.

11.50 Men’s Basketball NATIONAL / REGIONAL HONORS

NCAA WALTER BYERS AWARD (NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR) Dean Smith (1989-90)

ALL-AMERICA Skip Chappelle (Hon. Mention, 1959-60) Don Sturgeon (Hon. Mention, 1959-60)

National Association of Basketball Coaches All-District (New England) Team (Instituted in 1960)

First Team Second Team Third Team Rufus Harris (1979-80) Andy Bedard (1998-99, 99-00) Rufus Harris (1976-77) Bob Warner (1974-75) Rick Carlisle (1980-81) Jim Stephenson (1968-69) Skip Chappelle (1961-62) Bob Warner (1973-74) Jeff Cross (1983-84) Julian Dunkley (2000-01) Nate Fox (1999-00) Peter Gavitt (1972-73) Errick Greene (2001-02) Rufus Harris (1977-78) Bob Warner (1975-76)

UNIVERSITY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Points Assists Game: 54 (Jim Stephenson vs. Colby, 1968-69) Game: 16 (Jeff Sturgeon vs. Niagara, 1982-83) Season: 718 (Rufus Harris, 1979-80) Season: 193 (Andy Bedard, 1999-00) Career: 2,206 (Rufus Harris, 1976-80) Career: 619 (Marty Higgins, 1988-92)

Rebounds Steals Game: 28 (Bob Warner vs. Trinity, 1973-74) Game: 8 (Marty Higgins vs. Drexel, 1991-92) Season: 352 (Bob Warner, 1974-75) (Casey Arena vs. C. Connecticut, 1993-94) Career: 1,304 (Bob Warner, 1972-76) (Allen Ledbetter vs. New Hampshire, 1998-99)

Steals Field Goals Season: 95 (Marty Higgins, 1991-92) Game: 22 (Jim Stephenson vs. Colby, 1968-69) Career: 243 (Marty Higgins, 1988-92) Season: 271 (Rufus Harris, 1979-80) Career: 834 (Rufus Harris, 1976-80) Blocked Shots Game: 10 (Justin Rowe vs. Stony Brook, 2001-02) Field Goals Attempted Season: 121 (Justin Rowe, 2001-02) Game: 43 (Jim Stephenson vs. Assumption, Career: 226 (Justin Rowe, 2001-03) 1967-68) Season: 624 (Jim Stephenson, 1967-68) Free Throws Career: 1,759 (Rufus Harris, 1976-80) Game: 19 (Skip Chappelle vs. Massachusetts, 1960-61) (Dudley Coyne vs. Connecticut, 1955-56) Field Goal Percentage Season: 176 (Rufus Harris, 1979-80) Game: 1.000 (Roger Lapham, 12/12 vs. Valparaiso, Career: 538 (Rufus Harris, 1976-80) 1977-78) 1998-26 (Rich Henry, 12/12 vs. Canisius, Free Throws Attempted 1985-86) Game: 27 (Keith Mahaney vs. Bowdoin, 1956-57) Season: .662 (Rickey White, 2002-03) Season: 216 (Rufus Harris, 1979-80) Career: .548 (Rich Henry, 1983-84) Career: 680 (Rufus Harris, 1976-80) Three Point Field Goals Free Throw Percentage Game: 10 (John Gordon vs. New Hampshire, 1995-96) Season: .874 (Skip Chappelle, 1961-62) Season: 85 (John Gordon, 1996-97)Career: .850 (Jeff Career: .850 (Jeff Topliff, 1981-85) Career: 311, Kevin Reed, 2002-07

Men’s Basketball 11.51 Consecutive Free Throws Made Three Point Field Goals Attempted Game: 19 (Skip Chappelle vs. Massachusetts, 1960-61) Game: 21 (John Gordon vs. New Hampshire, 1995-96) (Dudley Coyne vs. Connecticut, 1955-56) Season: 233 (Kevin Reed, 2006-07) Season: 32 (Skip Chappelle, 1960-61) Career: 834 (Kevin Reed, 2002-07)

Three Point Field Goal Percentage Games Played Game: 4/4 (Matt Rossignol vs. FDU, 1987-88) Season: 32 (Francois Bouchard, 1991-92) 4/4 (Derrick Hodge vs. B.U., 1989-90) 32 (Marty Higgins, 1991-92) 4/4 (Fred Meeks vs. Hampton, 1998-99) 32 (Deonte Hursey, 1991-92) 4/4 (Colin Haynes vs. B.U., 1998-99) Career: 119 (Kevin Reed, 2002-07) 4/4 (Kevin Terrell vs. Vermont, 1991-92) Season: .470 (Matt Rossignol, 1986-87) Consecutive Games Played Career: .438 (Matt Rossignol, 1985-89) 117 (Deonte Hursey, 1990-94)

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION DRAFT SELECTIONS

Rick Boucher (Portland Trail Blazers) Rufus Harris (Boston Celtics) Rick Carlisle (Boston Celtics) Roger Lapham (Milwaukee Bucks) Skip Chappelle (Boston Celtics) Justin Rowe (Phoenix Suns) Jeff Cross (Dallas Mavericks) Bob Warner (Milwaukee Bucks) Peter Gavett (Boston Celtics)

CURRENT NBA COACHES Jim Boylan (Asst. Coach, Golden State) Rick Carlisle (Head Coach, Indiana)

FRESHMAN / J. V. COACHES AND YEARLY TEAM RECORD (Orono)

Coach W L Pct. 1919-20 Howard W. Flack 2 0 1.000 1921-22 Howard W. Flack 7 3 .700 1922-23 Howard W. Flack 0 3 .000 1923-24 Fred M. Brice 11 4 .733 1924-25 Fred M. Brice 9 2 .818 1925-26 Stanley M. Wallace 7 3 .700 1926-27 William C. Kenyon 9 7 .536 1927-28 William C. Kenyon 12 2 .857 1928-29 William C. Kenyon 8 7 .533 1929-30 William C. Kenyon 16 0 1.000

1930-31 William C. Kenyon 7 5 .583 1931-32 William C. Kenyon 11 2 .846 1932-33 William C. Kenyon 13 2 .867 1933-34 William C. Kenyon 10 6 .625 1934-35 William C. Kenyon 8 4 .667 1935-36 William C. Kenyon 11 4 .733 1936-37 William C. Wells 10 6 .625 1937-38 William C. Wells 8 5 .615 1938-39 William C. Wells 10 2 .833 1939-40 Samuel Sezak 12 1 .923

1940-41 Samuel Sezak 7 5 .583 1941-42 Samuel Sezak 10 3 .769 1942-43 George W. Crowther 10 2 .833 1945-46 Samuel Sezak 8 3 .727 1946-47 William C. Kenyon 8 4 .667 1947-48 Samuel Sezak 10 4 .714 1948-49 Wlliam C. Kenyon 10 1 .909 1949-50 Harold S. Westerman 8 2 .800

11.52 Men’s Basketball 19580-51 Harold S. Westerman 5 4 .556 1951-52 Rome Rankin 5 3 .625 1952-53 Robert Holloway 5 4 .556 1953-54 Harold M. Woodbury 9 1 .900 1954-55 Harold M. Woodbury 10 0 1.000 1955-56 John E. Butterfield 9 2 .818 1956-57 John E. Butterfield 11 1 .917 1957-58 John E.Butterfield 14 0 1.000 1958-59 Philip Butterfield, Jr. 14 1 .933 1959-60 *Philip Butterfield, Jr./ Richard H. Sturgeon 14 0 1.000

1960-61 Linwood L. Carville 15 1 .938 1961-62 Linwood L. Carville 11 5 .687 1962-63 Linwood L. Carville 12 1 .923 1963-64 Linwood L. Carville 12 2 .857 1964-65 Linwood L. Carville 9 5 .643 1965-66 David E. Svendsen 11 1 .917 1966-67 Gilbert E. Philbrick 6 8 .429 1967-68 Gilbert E. Philbrick 13 2 .867 1968-69 Thomas N. Chappelle 11 1 .916 1969-70 Thomas N.Chappelle 14 0 1.000

1970-71 Thomas N. Chappelle 12 2 .857 1971-72 Leon C. Harriman 6 6 .500 1972-73 Carl H. Merrill 13 3 .813 1973-74 Peter M. Gavett 12 4 .750 1974-75 Peter M. Gavett 11 3 .785 1975-76 Peter M. Gavett 15 0 1.000 1976-77 Peter M. Gavett 6 4 .600 1977-78 Peter M. Gavett 10 0 1.000

*Mr. Butterfield served as coach for the first seven games; Mr. Sturgeon the remaining seven games.

(Brunswick Annex)

1946-47 Joseph Zabilski 15 0 1.000 1947-48 Joseph Zabilski 7 2 .778 1948-49 Robert Raymond 5 3 .625

1999–00 — A FABULOUS SEASON Coach John Giannini, in his fourth season at Orono, put together a terrific team in the 1999–00 season. The Black Bears won 24 games, a UM record that still stands. Maine was 15-3 in America East, finishing second in the regular season, and was well on its way to an NCAA tournament berth when star guard Andy Bedard went down with a leg injury prior to the league title game vs. Delaware. That resulted in a devastating defeat in a game played on Delaware’s home court. Maine had won its first two tourney games by decisive margins, 76-54 vs. Boston U. and 80-63 vs. Hartford. Bedard and Nate Fox were first team, all-America East choices. Front row, l-r, Carvell Ammons, Huggy Dye, Errick Greene, Derrick Jackson, Corey Thibodeau, Tom Waterman, and Co-Capt. Andy Bedard. Back row, l-r, Asst. Coach Mike Mennenga, Coach John Giannini, Todd Tibbetts, Andre Riley, Jamar Croon, Co-Capt. Nate Fox, Julian Dunkley, Colin Haynes, Clayton Brown, and Asst. Coaches Ted Woodward and Ed Jones.

Men’s Basketball 11.53 GAME SCORES (Orono)

1919-20 (2-0) 1926-27 (9-7) 1929-30 (cont.) 39 Swampscott HS 16 34 Bar Harbor HS 29 60 Coburn Cl. Institute 28 35 Meriden HS 26 40 Ricker Cl. Institute 23 30 Presque Isle HS 20 25 Hebron Academy 39 46 Fort Kent HS 16 1921-22 (7-3) 26 Kents Hill School 24 41 Caribou HS 14 24 Higgins Cl. Institute 18 21 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 34 45 Fort Fairfield HS 21 40 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 30 43 Bridgton Academy 10 25 Houlton HS 22 35 Lincoln HS 25 29 Westbrook HS 27 52 Newport HS 22 20 Westbrook HS 30 1930-31 (7-5) 62 Old Town HS 12 24 UNH Frosh 36 26 Gilman HS 29 24 Jonesport HS 31 28 Bar Harbor HS 38 41 Higgins Cl. Institute 16 18 Bangor HS 29 31 MCI 34 42 Kents Hill School 17 19 Lincoln HS 28 50 Lincoln HS 26 18 Hebron Academy 27 45 Higgins Cl. Institute 22 45 Stearns HS 16 20 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 34 56 Brewer HS 24 32 Houlton HS 31 30 Ricker Cl. Institute 16 32 Presque Isle HS 13 28 MCI 17 1922-23 (3-0) 21 Fort Fairfield HS 27 43 Caribou HS 42 22 Bangor HS 36 34 Fort Fairfield HS 23 32 Coburn Cl. Institute 33 1927-28 (12-2) 14 Aroostook Cl. Institute 16 20 Westbrook Seminary 34 24 Stearns HS 14 18 Presque Isle HS 16 31 MCI 32 18 Houlton HS 19 1923-24 (11-4) 31 Hebron Academy 23 42 Higgins Cl. Institute 4 26 UNH Frosh 28 1931-32 (11-2) 47 Old Town HS 23 47 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 35 18 Aroostook Cl. Institute 12 18 UM Varsity 21 22 Bar Harbor HS 20 34 Fort Fairfield HS 17 26 Coburn Cl. Institute 23 59 Bowdoin Frosh 22 34 Caribou HS 16 42 Lincoln HS 15 46 Coburn Cl. Institute 24 28 Presque Isle HS 34 22 Rumford HS 17 31 Bar Harbor HS 29 34 Houlton HS 25 22 Deering HS 23 43 Higgins Cl. Institute 20 30 MCI 24 17 Westbrook Seminary 14 59 Ricker Cl. Institute 23 42 Ricker Cl. Institute 16 47 Old Town HS 8 46 Houlton HS 29 34 Higgins Cl. Institute 18 23 Coburn Cl. Institute 31 35 Presque Isle HS 16 28 Hebron Academy 24 41 Westbrook Seminary 43 35 Fort Fairfield HS 16 30 Gilman HS 12 36 Deering HS 20 16 Kents Hill School 34 49 NE Business School 19 1928-29 (8-7) 32 Coburn Cl. Institute 29 31 Southwest Harbor HS 22 16 Cony HS 15 39 Crosby HS 10 34 Lincoln HS 12 18 Winslow HS 5 45 Newport HS 22 1932-33 (13-2) 1924-25 (9-2) 23 Kents Hill School 26 36 Calais Academy 21 63 Old Town HS 21 51 Coburn Cl. Institute 30 35 Coburn Cl. Institute 24 21 UNH Frosh 37 43 URI Frosh 41 26 Bucksport HS 22 43 Oak Grove School 10 17 Edward Little HS 21 32 Kents Hill School 24 31 Kents Hill School 17 20 UNH Frosh 45 46 Waterville HS 26 37 Lincoln HS 25 35 Higgins Cl. Institute 26 30 Rumford HS 22 25 Lincoln HS 23 31 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 33 32 MCI 29 30 Westbrook Seminary 9 31 Bar Harbor HS 20 42 Ricker Cl. Institute 17 27 UNH Frosh 23 37 Houlton HS 29 40 Higgins Cl. Institute 17 46 Higgins Cl. Institute 12 22 Presque Isle HS 17 24 John Bapst HS 23 27 Coburn Cl. Institute 35 21 Fort Fairfield HS 26 19 Houlton HS 23 62 Southwest Harbor HS 33 13 Aroostook Cl. Institute 27 26 Presque Isle HS 22 28 Caribou HS 11 1925-26 (7-3) 1929-30 (16-0) 16 Fort Fairfield HS 11 16 Lincoln HS 21 54 Lincoln HS 20 18 Aroostook Cl. Institute 31 24 UNH Frosh 12 31 Dexter HS 19 21 Westbrook Seminary 35 34 Gilman HS 23 1933-34 (10-6) 33 Foxcroft Academy 22 61 Higgins Cl. Institute 31 46 Brewer HS 13 33 Jonesport HS 19 39 MCI 23 51 Higgins Cl. Institute 7 29 Winslow HS 14 30 Kents Hill School 27 31 Coburn Cl. Institute 13 36 Higgins Cl. Institute 23 21 Cony HS 11 12 Kents Hill School 23 26 UNH Frosh 25 26 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 23 11 Winslow HS 22 34 E. Me. Conf. Seminary 24 25 UNH Frosh 22 19 Stearns HS 33 28 MCI 29 38 Higgins Cl. Institute 19 34 Rumford HS 44

11.54 Men’s Basketball 1933-34 (cont.) 1937-38 (cont.) 1942-43 (10-2) 35 Waterville HS 29 46 MCI 37 47 Brewer HS 24 26 John Bapst HS 19 22 John Bapst HS 30 49 Old Town HS 46 30 Hebron Academy 21 31 Bridgton Academy 43 30 Stearns HS 25 22 Lewiston HS 19 19 Presque Isle HS 40 48 MSC (Husson) 25 17 Stearns HS 13 44 Madawaska Tr. Sch. 39 54 MMA 32 19 Presque Isle HS 26 27 Ricker Cl. Institute 55 62 Ricker Cl. Institute 40 34 Caribou HS 31 77 MCI 34 17 Fort Fairfield HS 16 1938-39 (10-2) 45 Higgins Cl. Institute 52 24 Aroostook Cl. Institute 25 43 John Bapst HS 26 67 Kents Hill School 43 41 MCI 38 92 Coburn Cl. Institute 27 1934-35 (8-4) 32 Old Town HS 31 44 Bangor HS 40 30 Higgins Cl. Institute 28 37 South Portland HS 43 43 Hebron Academy 51 28 Coburn Cl. Institute 36 28 Coburn Cl. Institute 49 36 Kents Hill School 26 55 Hebron Academy 18 1945-46 (8-3) 36 Hebron Academy 35 61 Kents Hill School 46 69 Bates Frosh 35 21 Gilman HS 14 51 Higgins Cl. Institute 48 73 Ricker College 39 23 Rumford HS 22 47 Deering HS 30 66 Bowdoin Frosh 47 30 Winslow HS 22 50 Bridgton Academy 42 24 Colby Frosh 26 33 Lewiston HS 25 63 Madawaska Tr. Sch. 49 62 Coburn Cl. Institute 45 23 Stearns HS 34 44 Ricker Cl. Institute 35 44 Bowdoin Frosh 41 30 Ricker Cl. Institute 34 66 MCI 86 34 Presque Isle HS 32 1939-40 (12-1) 46 Bates Frosh 25 34 Patten Academy 36 52 John Bapst HS 24 58 Higgins Cl. Institute 68 47 Old Town HS 23 50 Colby Frosh 35 1935-36 (11-4) 37 Lewiston HS 26 77 HS All-Stars 61 48 Bar Harbor HS 24 80 MCI 44 45 PEK Fraternity 22 61 So. Portland HS 32 1946-47 (8-4) 21 Old Town HS 25 50 Ricker Cl. Institute 37 72 Bowdoin Frosh 58 36 Bridgton Academy 22 44 Coburn Cl. Institute 41 78 MMA 58 59 Kents Hill School 14 59 Presque Isle HS 36 45 Colby Frosh 46 47 John Bapst HS 12 51 Kents Hill School 38 71 Brunswick Annex 93 41 MCI 23 55 Madawaska Tr. Sch. 46 74 Bates Frosh 78 19 Rumford HS 27 39 Deering HS 27 73 MCI 66 31 Coburn Cl. Institute 26 47 Bridgton Academy 34 45 Colby Frosh 44 29 Higgins Cl. Institute 30 48 Higgins Cl. Institute 49 74 Bowdoin Frosh 50 27 Stearns HS 26 58 Coburn Cl. Institute 54 33 Ricker Cl. Institute 22 1940-41 (7-5) 46 Brunswick Annex 53 19 Presque Isle HS 40 50 Old Town HS 30 68 Bates Frosh 43 36 Aroostook Cl. Institute 16 36 MCI 29 68 Higgins Cl. Institute 64 45 Patten Academy 22 32 Ricker Cl. Institute 26 42 Lewiston HS 39 1936-37 (10-6) 32 Presque Isle HS 41 1947-48 (10-4) 28 Old Town HS 21 46 Bridgton Academy 47 50 Aroostook STC 71 29 John Bapst HS 22 38 Kents Hill School 57 106 Washington STC 65 25 Hebron Academy 33 40 Hebron Academy 48 60 Brunswick Annex 57 37 Madawaska Tr. Sch. 30 64 Deering HS 39 61 Coburn Cl. Institute 67 22 Bridgton Academy 23 38 Higgins Cl. Institute 40 41 Colby Frosh 40 46 Coburn Cl. Institute 35 42 So. Portland HS 35 61 Bowdoin Frosh 52 38 Bates Frosh 39 55 Coburn Cl. Institute 38 47 Bates Frosh 52 41 MCI 42 67 MCI 42 47 Higgins Cl. Institute 33 1941-42 (10-3) 71 Brunswick Annex 70 46 Kents Hill School 29 41 Old Town HS 16 46 Ricker College 41 24 Bates Frosh 29 47 Brewer HS 13 71 Bates Frosh 67 42 Ricker Cl. Institute 31 54 John Bapst HS 17 64 Higgins Cl. Institute 44 36 Patten Academy 29 45 Higgins Cl. Institute 40 52 Colby Frosh 55 31 Presque Isle HS 12 32 Deering HS 39 55 Bowdoin Frosh 47 39 Ricker Cl. Institute 19 48 Ellsworth HS 32 32 John Bapst HS 39 41 MCI 40 1948-49 (10-1) 42 Hebron Academy 43 68 Ricker College 46 1937-38 (8-5) 50 Ricker Cl. Institute 29 62 Brunswick Annex 54 33 Old Town HS 22 54 Kents Hill School 38 81 Aroostook STC 61 46 Higgins Cl. Institute 37 35 So. Portland HS 25 67 Bowdoin Frosh 35 46 Deering HS 32 55 Bridgton Academy 36 57 Bates Frosh 58 51 Ricker Cl. Institute 48 39 Coburn Cl. Institute 52 68 Hebron Academy 54 40 So. Portland HS 30 81 Coburn Cl. Institute 64 41 Coburn Cl. Institute 37 92 Bowdoin Frosh 49 55 Hebron Academy 56 78 Bates Frosh 74

Men’s Basketball 11.55 1947–48 — A MEMORABLE SEASON Coach George “Eck” Allen’s 1947–48 team won 11 of 18 games, including the State Series title. Bob Gates led the team in scoring for the second time with a UM record 31-point performance against Northeastern his best effort of the season. The season will be long remembered by veteran UM basketball fans as it included the famous “freeze out” game vs. Rhode Island. With a packed house looking on, Maine tried to prevent the talented visitors from another 100 point game (URI led the nation in scoring that season) with an offensive stall, but it was to no avail as the Rams prevailed, 55-43. Rhody players read newspapers, a ball was kicked into the rafters, and Rhode Coach Frank Keany confronted UM President Arthur Hauck during the game about Maine’s tactics. Posing for the team photo were, seated, l-r, Bob Gates, Al Hopkins, Charlie Goddard, Capt. Ted Boynton, and George O’Donnell. Standing, l-r, Mgr. Fred Glover, Don Kelly, Frank Danforth, Al Wing, Hank Peasley, Bill Feeney, and Coach Eck Allen.

1993–94 — AN OUTSTANDING SEASON Coach Rudy Keeling’s 1993–94 Maine five was a strong team, perhaps the best of his eight seasons in Orono. The Bears posted an 18-11 record including a second place, 11-3 record in America East. With four players with double figure scoring averages, the Black Bears made it to the final game of the AE tournament before losing to a powerful Drexel team on the latter’s home floor. Front row, l-r, Mark Schmidt, Deonte Hursey, Asst. Coach Mike LaPlante, Coach Rudy Keeling, Asst. Coach Scott Benzie, Casey Arena, and Kip Keeling. Back row, l-r, Adam Kotowski, Chris Collins, Ed Jones, Francois Bouchard, Reggie Smith, Keith Vail, Capt. Ken Barnes, Terry Hunt, and Ramone Jones.

11.56 Men’s Basketball 1961–62 MAINE FRESHMAN CAGERS Maine had many strong freshman basketball teams in the more than five decades that freshmen were not permitted to play varsity sports under NCAA rules. Woody Carville, who also served as coach of Maine’s freshman baseball and football teams, coached five frosh teams between 1960 and 1965 with an overall record of 59 wins and only 14 losses. Members of the 1961–62 unit were, front row, l-r, Ray Austin, Doug Turner, Bill Flahive, Dave Joseph, Charlie Lenihan, and Scott Dunham. Second row, l-r, Coach Woody Carville, Roger Pike, John Ireland, Myles Boone, Bob Brewer, Marshall Hall and Laurie Anderson. Third row, l-r, Dick Wyman, Floyd Mongomery, Dave Svendsen, John Gillette, Jim Dolloff, Stan Clark, and Dick Knight.

1979–80 — A TERRIFIC SEASON Rufus Harris set a new UM scoring record in the 1979–80 season, averaging 25.6 points per game . . . a record that still stands 27 years later. The Black Bears won 15 games, including wins over South Carolina and Massachusetts, and qualified for the ECAC Division One Tournament. Posing for the team photo were, kneeling, l-r, Coach Skip Chappelle, Capt. Rufus Harris, and Asst. Coach Peter Gavett. Standing, l-r, Trainer Phil Mateja, Gary Speed, Jim Mercer, Rick Boucher, Dan Czerapowicz, Rick Carlisle, Joe Johnson, Dave Wyman, Keith Ogden, Clay Gunn, Tom Brown, Chris Brinkman, Champ Godbolt, Bruce Sumpter, Mgr. Mike Nisenbaum, and Asst. Mgr. Nancy Kolls.

Men’s Basketball 11.57 1948-49 (cont.) 1954-55 (cont.) 1959-60 (14-0) 62 Brunswick Annex 54 92 Madawaska TS 53 95 Ricker College 53 76 Higgins Cl. Institute 58 91 Higgins Cl. Institute 72 73 MMA 57 67 Bowdoin Frosh 65 97 Washington STC 55 1949-50 (8-2) 72 UMP 49 52 MMA 50 1955-56 (9-2) 93 Fraternity All-Stars 70 59 Hebron Academy 53 90 MMA 61 87 MCI 85 53 Coburn Cl. Institute 42 112 Portland JC 44 67 Colby Frosh 51 61 Aroostook STC 54 95 Ricker College 74 95 MCI 58 47 Old Town HS 54 74 Fraternity All-Stars 57 93 Dormitory All-Stars 55 52 Fort Fairfield HS 50 81 MCI 89 89 John Bapst HS 60 53 MCI 50 100 Washington STC 57 53 Brewer HS 50 33 Ricker College 53 69 MCI 70 75 Freeport HS 54 58 Higgins Cl. Institute 51 86 Husson 67 82 Bowdoin Frosh 67 54 Portland JC 40 66 Portland JC 33 82 Colby Frosh 57 105 Higgins Cl. Institute 59 1950-51 (5-4) 86 Bowdoin Frosh 77 1960-61 (15-1) 34 MMA 62 94 MMA 67 54 MCI 55 1956-57 (11-1) 88 Presque Isle HS 75 71 Portland JC 51 77 MMA 58 123 So. Portland HS 91 57 Coburn Cl. Institute 51 97 U. of New Brunswick 59 100 Bates JVs 51 62 Hebron Academy 50 64 John Bapst HS 50 87 MCI 66 61 Ricker College 65 96 Ricker College 65 78 Colby Frosh 60 77 Aroostook STC 76 112 Washington STC 46 76 Dormitory All-Stars 59 72 Washington STC 43 78 Fraternity All-Stars 54 90 Fraternity All-Stars 39 50 Higgins Cl. Institute 65 82 Rockland HS 52 91 Fort Fairfield HS 60 52 Brewer HS 48 56 MCI 52 1951-52 (5-3) 58 MCI 61 83 Rockland HS 58 85 Coburn Cl. Institute 54 72 Higgins Cl. Institute 59 94 UMP 84 57 MMA 66 87 Bowdoin Frosh 83 99 Bates JVs 44 77 Husson 61 85 Husson 77 75 Ricker College 69 81 Hebron Academy 51 60 Colby Frosh 61 61 MCI 87 1957-58 (14-0) 73 Bowdoin Frosh 66 61 Husson 54 76 MMA 58 65 Higgins Cl. Institute 67 95 U. of New Brunswick 58 1961-62 (11-5) 65 Ricker College 49 85 MCI 69 74 Cheverus HS 44 86 Old Town HS 48 94 John Bapst HS 47 1952-53 (5-4) 86 Brewer HS 66 87 MCI 94 81 MMA 101 93 MCI 72 55 UMP 63 58 Farmington STC JVs 62 92 Ricker College 65 91 Bates JVs 61 57 Husson 65 81 Caribou HS 54 57 Colby Frosh 61 97 Coburn Cl. Institute 41 111 UMP 48 77 Intramural All-Stars 45 89 Ricker College 76 86 Husson 48 84 Intramural All-Stars 49 76 Hebron Academy 66 144 Higgins Cl. Institute 46 76 UMP 53 84 MCI 89 90 Fraternity All-Stars 61 66 MCI 49 58 Higgins Cl. Institute 53 65 Dormitory All-Stars 45 67 Orono HS 48 66 Madawaska TS 55 65 Bowdoin Frosh 49 85 So. Portland HS 65 67 Colby Frosh 80 1953-54 (9-1) 1958-59 (14-1) 85 Bowdoin Frosh 65 85 Ricker College 65 94 U. of New Brunswick 52 77 Bates JVs 76 84 Aroostook STC 78 89 MMA 66 60 Intramural All-Stars 63 101 MMA 81 90 Brewer HS 55 82 Husson 59 97 John Bapst HS 72 1962-63 (12-1) 81 Hebron Academy 50 94 UMP 92 66 Colby Frosh 47 68 Farmington STC 43 114 MCI 68 77 UMP 58 67 MCI 77 72 Colby Frosh 71 75 Bates JVs 74 70 Madawaska TS 53 93 Ricker College 87 87 Colby Frosh 69 95 Higgins Cl. Institute 58 72 Fraternity All-Stars 56 73 MCI 49 67 Bowdoin Frosh 62 80 MCI 67 72 MCI 63 101 Washington STC 77 83 Aroostook STC Frosh 60 1954-55 (10-0) 84 Old Town HS 70 79 Stearns HS 67 78 Portland JC 42 83 Dormitory All-Stars 56 56 Morse HS 62 74 MMA 54 78 Bowdoin Frosh 102 92 Bates JVs 61 77 MCI 72 75 Colby Frosh 71 66 Bowdoin Frosh 56 91 Portland JC 53 72 Colby Frosh 61 65 Hebron Academy 49 107 UMP 73 89 Husson 59 88 Ricker College 58

11.58 Men’s Basketball 1963-64 (12-2) 1967-68 (cont.) 1971-72 (cont.) 97 UMP 94 80 Colby Frosh 77 60 Bridgton Academy 63 75 Colby Frosh 72 61 Bates JVs 43 63 Colby Frosh 70 100 Aroostook STC Frosh 41 81 MCI 75 66 Bowdoin Frosh 64 74 UMP 63 93 Ricker College Frosh 60 83 MCI 67 117 MCI 102 1972-73 (13-3) 54 Colby Frosh 69 64 Bowdoin Frosh 53 103 Bowdoin Frosh 81 77 Bates JVs 51 66 N. Yarmouth Academy 64 86 MCI 114 75 MCI 88 75 Colby Frosh 82 86 Brunswick NAS 76 84 Bates JVs 66 95 Bates JVs 86 77 UM Bangor 42 73 Orono HS 53 57 Bowdoin Frosh 59 104 NMVTI 76 82 Bowdoin Frosh 60 86 Bates JVs 83 93 Thomas College 54 1968-69 (11-1) 67 Bridgton Academy 81 74 Colby Frosh 71 93 UNH Frosh 96 73 Bates JVs 83 105 Ricker College JVs 91 113 Ricker College Frosh 43 90 MCI 75 105 MCI 64 74 UM Bangor 59 1964-65 (9-5) 89 Brunswick NAS 63 75 Colby Frosh 63 93 Brewer HS 71 95 Bates JVs 60 80 Bridgton Academy 70 78 Bowdoin Frosh 84 122 MCI 52 82 SMVTI 50 123 MCI 91 93 Bates JVs 80 95 Bowdoin Frosh 68 88 UMP 92 140 EMVTI 65 100 N. Yarmouth Acad. 74 83 Bates JVs 84 79 Colby Frosh 77 87 Colby Frosh 70 126 Aroostook STC Frosh 61 94 Bowdoin Frosh 92 96 Colby Frosh 72 108 Bowdoin Frosh 79 1973-74 (12-4) 91 MMA Frosh 64 92 Colby Frosh 90 86 Bowdoin Frosh 80 80 Bates JVs 90 98 MCI 104 104 MCI 84 1969-70 (14-0) 56 UNH Frosh 70 107 Winthrop HS 57 98 MCI 68 90 UM Bangor 55 99 MMA Frosh 69 118 Bates JVs 84 78 MCI 75 77 Colby Frosh 80 126 Brunswick NAS 77 71 Bridgton Academy 64 103 Thomas College 85 107 UNH Frosh 78 93 UM Bangor 59 133 MCI 73 82 Bates JVs 60 1965-66 (11-1) 53 UNH Frosh 52 73 Bridgton Academy 70 111 Houlton HS 100 76 Bates JVs 70 84 MCI 85 77 Fort Fairfield HS 34 109 Colby Frosh 49 89 Bates JVs 67 107 MCI 76 106 Pease AFB 94 87 SMVTI 85 90 Bowdoin Frosh 87 91 Bowdoin Frosh 67 64 Colby Frosh 72 89 Bates JVs 65 119 N. Yarmouth Acad. 88 95 Bowdoin Frosh 85 88 Colby Frosh 70 65 Colby Frosh 54 75 Colby Frosh 54 83 Bates JVs 76 86 Pease AFB 65 85 UNH Frosh 73 115 MCI 91 95 Bowdoin Frosh 64 99 MMA Frosh 80 1974-75 (11-3) 89 Colby Frosh 48 1970-71 (12-2) 84 Bowdoin Frosh 68 102 Thomas 81 106 Pease AFB 65 72 MCI 78 83 UNH Frosh 106 103 Bowdoin Frosh 64 62 UNH JVs 60 107 Bridgton Academy 73 80 Bates JVs 74 1966-67 (6-8) 101 Brunswick NAS 83 68 MCI 69 89 Kents Hill School 67 137 MCI 41 74 Bridgton Academy 73 88 Bridgton Academy 86 69 Bates JVs 61 94 Bates JVs 78 64 Colby Frosh 69 50 Colby Frosh 47 67 UNH JVs 51 64 Bowdoin Frosh 98 95 MCI 37 90 SMVTI 76 69 MCI 93 76 Bowdoin Frosh 65 79 Colby Frosh 71 90 Bates JVs 73 63 UMass Frosh 76 102 St. Joseph’s JVs 67 88 Bates JVs 76 107 Bridgton Academy 73 85 Colby Frosh 59 78 Orono HS 91 74 Bates JVs 73 66 Bridgton Academy 69 83 MCI 78 72 Colby Frosh 65 77 MCI 72 75 Bowdoin Frosh 81 89 Boston College Fr. 106 81 Colby Frosh 86 1975-76 (15-0) 101 Ricker College Frosh 67 1971-72 (6-6) 111 UMPI Frosh 37 76 N. Yarmouth Academy 83 72 UNH Frosh 66 101 St. Joseph’s JVs 62 80 UNH Frosh 126 87 Bowdoin Frosh 46 91 Ricker College 68 112 No. Essex CC 91 100 Bridgton Academy 57 1967-68 (13-2) 98 Brunswick NAS 82 100 MCI 90 89 Ricker College Frosh 74 54 Bates JVs 49 84 SMVTI 61 94 UNH Frosh 67 74 UNH Frosh 80 78 Bates JVs 56 102 EMVTI 71 63 Colby Frosh 70 111 MCI 107 129 EMVTI 87 62 Bridgton Academy 76 95 Colby Frosh 60 85 Bridgton Academy 68 60 Bates JVs 62 81 UNH JVs 74

Men’s Basketball 11.59 1975-76 (cont.) 1976-77 (6-4) 1977-78 (10-0) 63 SMVTI 57 96 SMVTI 77 98 St. Joseph’s JVs 78 74 Bates JVs 63 101 Pease AFB 56 109 Loring AFB 77 92 Colby Frosh 63 73 Brewer Rec. All-Stars 79 102 Brewer Rec. All-Stars 92 90 Bridgton Academy 62 84 EMVTI 97 90 MCI 88 94 MCI 86 85 Bridgton Academy 109 107 SMVTI 73 72 MCI 90 108 Bates JVs 72 108 SMVTI 78 106 Bridgton Academy 69 80 Bridgton Academy 79 77 SMVTI 67 84 Colby Frosh 69 110 Bridgton Academy 91 68 MCI 67 108 MCI 70

GAME SCORES (Brunswick Annex)

1946-47 (15-0) 1947-48 (7-2) 1948-49 (5-3) 75 Bates JV’s 61 70 Bates JVs 65 54 Maine JVs 62 70 MMA 52 66 Colby JVs 26 73 MMA 61 81 Bowdoin JV’s 43 59 Bowdoin JVs 54 68 Bowdoin JVs 56 60 Brunswick H.S. 30 82 WTCS 54 64 Hebron Academy 62 78 Hebron Academy 49 57 Maine JVs 60 60 Bates JVs 54 72 Bowdoin JV’s 55 60 Hebron Academy 43 54 Colby JVs 84 93 Maine JV’s 71 70 Maine JVs 71 45 Portland JC 72 96 Coburn Cl. Inst. 57 52 Bridgton Academy 41 63 MCI 60 51 MCI 50 63 MCI 40 69 Colby JV’s 47 89 Higgins Cl. Inst. 59 81 MCI 44 53 Maine JV’s 46 101 Hebron Academy 71 72 Hebron Academy 32

1949–50 — QUITE A SEASON Dr. Rome “Doc” Rankin served as head coach of men’s basketball for five seasons between 1949 and 1954. He also worked with the football team, was a professor of education, and served several years as Director of Athletics. His first team (1949–50) was a powerful outfit, winning 13 out of 19 games, including the State Series title. Veteran UM basketball fans will have no trouble recognizing most of the team members. Front row, l-r, Larry Mahaney, Jack Christie, Jim Bradley, John Leet, John Cervone, Art Dentremont, Ralph Jewett, and Lowell Osgood. Back row, l-r, Don Kelsey, Capt. Charlie Goddard, Bert Goddard, Gene Hussey, Al Hopkins, John Leathers, John McAloon, and Vic Woodbrey.

11.60 Men’s Basketball