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La Salle University Basketball 1985 1986 La Salle H I G H SCH OO L/H OM ETOWN e NY / Ken b ri d e Wi ngat (B rooklyn , ) g , VA a e J u d e/P h i l ad el h i a F th r g p , PA La Sa I I e/N o rth H ills , PA La S a l l e/Ab i n to n g , PA R ad n or NJ Pen n s b u r /M o rri sv i l l e y , PA - G . A . R . M em ori al/W i l k es B arre , PA e H West/Ch err H NJ Ch rry ill y i ll , R J . T u c ker/R i c h m o n d , VA Co l o n i a Av n a i / e , NJ e D u b l i n/N o rt h Upp r H ills , PA S h a m o k i n S h a m ki P / o n , A H EA D COAC H : D ave (L efty) E rvi n SS I S S : a n D u n J oe S am R n es A TANT Fr phy , M i hal ich , i I S : e a n es CAPTA N Ch ip G re nberg , G ry J o M G ER S : J o h n e E M ke AN A Dubyk , P rry nga rd , i Watki ns T R A I N ER : D a n Ec k NUMERI CAL ROSTER 1 985 - 86 LA S ALL E BASK ET BALL i R n a n e L a K o retz a J e C c - a i h i ee n er C - a i i L ( F R ONT) : K e n P al czewsk ; o B r s; rry ; G ry o n s ( C apt n ) ; C p Gr b g ( o C pta n ) ; Er c ee Crai g C o n l i n ; Ti m Leg l e r . B : M a a e P e E n a d M i e a i o n D u b ; i a oa h e a D u n h , S am R i e ; e en e J a k so n ; ( ACK) n g rs rry g r , k W tk ns , J h yk Ass st nt C c s Fr n p y n s T r c c R i ch T a rr; M i k e B o l i g i tz; Leon a rd R ob i nson ; H ead C oa c h Letty Ervi n ; Ass i sta nt C oac h J oe M i h a l i c h ; h l e i D i e M i ck ey M c La u g h l i n ( E q u i pm e nt M a n ag e r) ; D an Eck (Trai n e r) ; B i l l B rads h a w (At t c r ctor) . LA SALLE U NI VERSI TY BASKETBALL 1985 1 986 La Sa ll e U n ivers ity 20t h Street O l n ey Aven u e P a 1 91 4 1 h i l delph ia , PA P R S e . Pa El l i s Ph . E ID ENT Broth r F trick , D DI R ECTO R OF ATH L ETICS Bi l l Bradsh a w ASS I STANT DI R ECTO R Kath l een Wea r ASS I STANT DI R ECTO R Torn Me i e r LL M a 20 1 863 CO EG E FOUNDED rch , R S Y S S M a 24 1 984 UNIVE IT TATU y , EN R O LLM ENT (D ay Evening ) 7000 N ICKNA M E Explorers CO L O R S Bl u e Gold CONFE R ENCE Metro Atl a ntic Athl etic Confe re nc e AFFI L IATION S N ation a l Col l e gi at e Athl etic Conferenc e (NCAA) E aste rn C o l l eg e Ath l etic Confe re nc e ( ECAC) C O NTE N TS C O NTENTS La Sa e e o a R e - e ll Univ rsity C ching cords , All Ti m e Pa El l i s P e e P Broth r trick , r sid nt oint Clubs a a Re I a Bi ll Br dsh w , AD School cords , ndividu ls e e a e S a S R e ea Athl tic D p rtm nt t ff chool cords , T m Le ea a - e e fty Ervin , H d Co ch All Ti m Oppon nts Assista nt C o ach es All - Ti m e R esults P l a yer P rofil es 1 954 NCAA Ch a mpions 1 984 - 1 985 R e S a N CAA/ N I T sults , t tistics Metro Atl a ntic Athl etic Co nfe renc e Holid a y Tourn a m e nts Phil ad e lphi a Big Five Hom e Courts 1 985— 1 986 Oppon e nts On Th e Sid e l in es - e R e Lea e Tel ev i s i o n/R ad i o Al l Tim cords , d rs ’ La Sa e e G o I a/M i c h ae l ll s B st , Tom Brooks M a 24 1 984 th e ea Pe a a On y , Commonw lth of nnsylv ni e e a La Sa e offici a l ly gra nt d Univ rsity st tus to ll Coll eg e . Th e n a m e La Sa ll e Unive rsity m ay t a k e so m e tim e g etting e th e e e e th e us d to , but institution will continu to s rv h community as it as sinc e its founding in 1 863 . e a e e e e ea o As our d stiny is in our own h nds , th r is v ry r s n to b e confid e nt th at we ca n reta in a n d enh a nc e o u r e m p h as i s on th e exce ll e nt teach ing of und e rgra du ates an d on t h e re l axed " a e a a n d a a e a cc ssibility of f culty dministr tors to stud nts , s id “ La S a e P e e o e P a . a e a e l l r sid nt Br th r trick Ellis Cl ss siz , ctiviti s , ava i l a bi lity of compute rs a n d th e like should not ch a ng e exce pt for th e b ette r . e t h e o e a S La Sa e Found d by Br th rs of Christi n chools , ll is d La Sa e a m e St . a e e th e n d for John B ptist ll , found r of Th e a Christi a n Bro th e rs . institution which b eg n as a o n e building aca d e m y in c ente r city Phil ad e lphi a is now a 78 ' a e 36- a m P a e a e m a o sec cr , building c pus in hi l d lphi s G r nt wn tion . Th e La Sa ll e d ay a n d evening faculty numbe rs 2 1 2 with m S e e an d e ee o a e e e . d gr pr gr s off r d in Arts , ci nc Busin ss With a e - a a 1 6- — 1 a n d a n a e a e a ze Th e a e e a m e o e a m a a stud nt f culty r tio of to v r g cl ss si of thl tic d p rt nt is h us d in H y n H ll . Th e 2 1 e c a n b e a e as m e o a a e as a e th e 1 700 - ea o e a a o m ee , stud nts ssur d of uch p rs n l guid nc f cility incl ud s s t J s ph Kirk N t t riu , thr - ee e a e e . o m m m e th e e a ze a e a a 1 2 l a s/m i l e e e n d d from f culty m mb rs This c it nt to r gul tion si d b sk tb l l courts , p susp nd d a h as a a ee a m a o e e t h e a e a a n d e e e a a o a k , e , a a a individu l lw ys b n j r t n t f Christi n running tr c w ight tr ining x rcis r s s un , ’ a an d a m ed i ca l a a e a .
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