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MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK Individual Records - Career Records (Players in Maroon and Bold Active) Scoring Field Goal Attempts Free Throws Made Steals Rnk Name Points Rnk Name Attempts Rnk Name Free Throws Rnk Name Steals 1. Steve Burtt ‘84 2,534 1. Steve Burtt ‘84 1,923 1. Glenn Vickers 564 1. Rory Grimes 241 2. Steve Burtt ‘06 2,034 2. Steve Burtt ‘06 1,543 2. Steve Burtt ‘84 528 2. Steve Burtt 211 3. Gary Springer ‘84 1,866 3. Kevin Bass 1,407 3. Tariq Kirksay 464 Tony Hargraves 211 4. Jeff Ruland 1,855 4. Gary Springer 1,386 4. Steve Burtt ‘06 427 4. Ricky Soliver 210 5. Tariq Kirksay 1,815 5. Sean Green 1,349 5. Gary Springer 424 5. Tariq Kirksay 207 6. Kevin Bass 1,729 6. Richie Simmonds 1,280 6. Jeff Ruland 421 6. Marvin McCullough 182 7. Glenn Vickers 1,644 7. Mindaugas Timinskas 1,276 7. Kevin Bass 415 7. Gary Springer 145 8. Richie Simmonds 1,631 8. Tariq Kirksay 1,253 8. Richie Guerin 413 8. Maceo Wofford 144 9. Mindaugas Timinskas 1,617 9. Kevin Hamilton 1,230 9. Dyree Wilson 405 9. Sean Green 132 10. Sean Green 1,550 10. Rory Grimes 1,185 10. Joe Bernardi 377 Courtney Fields 132 11. Greg Jenkins 1,487 12. Dyree Wilson 1,449 13. Rory Grimes 1,440 Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Games (Min. 200 attempts) (Min. 150 attempts) 14. Dave Brown 1,438 Rnk Name Games 15. Bob Coleman 1,435 Rnk Name Percentage Rnk Name Percentage 1. Bob Coleman 127 16. Ricky Soliver 1,413 1. Jeff Ruland .635 1. Dave Budd .849 2. Greg Jenkins 126 17. Kevin Hamilton 1,412 2. Harry Hart .628 2. Steve Burtt ‘06 .831 Tony Hargraves 126 18. Richie Guerin 1,375 3. Steve Smith .600 3. Kevin Hamilton .821 4. Phil Grant 124 19. Mikkel Larsen 1,351 4. Nakiea Miller .582 4. Gary Torigian .814 Rory Grimes 124 20. Warren Isaac 1,331 5. Anthony Bruin .581 5. Bryan Matthew .795 6. Dyree Wilson 123 21. Kashif Hameed 1,276 6. Bob Coleman .569 John McDonald .795 Tariq Kirksay 123 7. Steve Smith .564 22. Tony Hargraves 1,232 7. Arnie Russell .794 8. Steve Burtt ‘84 121 8. Arnie Russell .563 8. Glenn Vickers .787 23. Nakiea Miller 1,122 Gary Springer 121 9. Troy Truesdale .559 9. Derrick Canada .786 24. Ray Hyland 1,105 10. Steve Burtt ‘06 120 19. Dave Brown .557 10. Greg Barr .784 25. Bob McMahon 1,083 Marvin McCullough 120 26. Art Wiggens 1,082 Kiril Wachsmann 120 27. Greg Barr 1,066 Three-Point Field Goals Rebounds Maceo Wofford 120 28. Phil Grant 1,039 Rnk Name Field Goals Rnk Name Rebounds 29. Joe Bernardi 1,029 1. Steve Burtt ‘06 263 1. Warren Isaac 1,124 Fouls 30. John O’Hagan 1,005 2. Ricky Soliver 153 2. Jeff Ruland 1,067 31. Bryan Matthew 982 3. Milan Prodanovic 142 3. Gary Springer 1,021 Rnk Name Fouls 1. Gary Springer 442 Courtney Fields 982 4. Maceo Wofford 139 4. Tariq Kirksay 926 2. Mindaugas Timinskas 396 33. Ralph Savarese 889 5. Sean Green 131 5. Dave Brown 910 34. Nestor Payne 888 6. Mindaugas Timinskas 122 Ray Hyland 910 3. Greg Jenkins 383 35. Maceo Wofford 868 7. Leland Norris 117 7. Bernie Socha 772 4. Tony Hargraves 376 36. Jim Raysor 865 8. Tariq Kirksay 113 8. Bob Coleman 766 5. Kevin Cooper 342 37. Tom Qualter 838 9. Phil Grant 112 9. Greg Jenkins 753 6. Steve Burtt 337 38. Shawn Worthy 826 10. Bryan Matthew 94 10. Mindaugas Timinskas 719 7. Bob Coleman 332 39 Gary Springer ‘09 825 8. Kashif Hameed 330 40. Alvin Lott 809 9. Dave Brown 317 41. Kiril Wachsmann 802 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Rebounding Average 10. Dyree Wilson 314 42. Marvin McCullough 793 Rnk Name Attempts Rnk Name Average 43. Danny Doyle 792 1. Steve Burtt ‘06 671 1. Warren Isaac 18.1 44. George Carter 780 2. Milan Prodanovic 428 2. Ray Hyland 13.2 Disqualifications 45. Danny Golembiewski 778 3. Ricky Soliver 418 3. Jeff Ruland 12.0 Rnk Name Disqualifications 46. Jeff Wilder 773 4. Sean Green 400 4. Bernie Socha 11.4 1. Gary Springer 31 47. Bob LaRusso 762 5. Mindaugas Timinskas 383 5. George Carter 11.3 2. Mindaugas Timinskas 29 48. Harry Hart 760 6. Phil Grant 363 Jim Raysor 11.3 3. Greg Jenkins 26 49. Glenn Grant 759 Maceo Wofford 346 7. Bill McGugins 10.8 4. Tony Hargraves 19 50. Leroy Scott 757 8. Tariq Kirksay 321 8. Larry Blaney 9.5 Kevin Cooper 19 9. Leland Norris 299 9. Dave Brown 8.5 6. Steve Burtt 18 10. Jason Young 253 10. Gary Springer 8.4 7. Courtney Fields 17 Scoring Average 8. Kashif Hameed 16 Rnk Name Points 9. Jeff Wilder 15 1. Warren Isaac 21.5 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Assists 10. Wally McCarvill 14 2. Steve Burtt ‘84 20.9 Rnk Name Percentage Rnk Name Assists 3. Jeff Ruland 20.8 1 Alvin Lott .417 1. Rory Grimes 558 4. Richie Guerin 19.9 2 Maceo Wofford .402 2. Tony Hargraves 539 Turnovers 5. Sean Green 19.1 3 Richie Simmonds .395 3. Glenn Grant 484 Rnk Name Turnovers 6. Derrick Canada 18.4 4 Steve Burtt ‘06 .392 4. Marvin McCullough 481 1. Steve Burtt ‘84 414 7. Kevin Bass 17.6 Joey Johnson .392 5. Ricky Soliver 441 2. Rory Grimes 384 8. Steve Burtt ‘06 17.0 6 Leland Norris .391 6. Glenn Vickers 432 3. Dyree Wilson 342 9. Joe Bernardi 16.9 7 Chip Langdon .390 7. Jason Young 397 4. Tony Hargraves 334 Art Wiggins 16.9 8 Bashkim Mustafaj .387 8. Steve Burtt 301 Jeff Ruland 334 9 Donell Mitchell .379 9. Tony Iati 293 6. Gary Springer 314 10 Bryan Matthew .375 10. Danny Doyle 292 7. Steve Burtt ‘06 310 Field Goals Rnk Name Field Goals Mindaugas Timinskas 300 Free Throw Attempts Blocks 9. Marvin McCullough 291 1. Steve Burtt ‘84 1,003 Rnk Name Blocks 2. Gary Springer 721 Rnk Name Attempts 10. Glenn Vickers 280 1. Nakiea Miller 249 3. Jeff Ruland 717 1 Steve Burtt 727 2 Glenn Vickers 716 2. Kashif Hameed 209 4. Steve Burtt ‘06 672 3 Gary Springer 655 3. Greg Jenkins 203 5. Kevin Bass 657 4 Tariq Kirksay 639 4. Kevin Vesey 184 6. Richie Simmonds 641 5 Jeff Ruland 619 Mikkel Larsen 184 7. Tariq Kirksay 619 6 Dyree Wilson 591 6. Gary Springer 164 8. Sean Green 599 7 Kevin Bass 569 7. Harry Hart 147 9. Bob Coleman 585 8 Joe Bernardi 547 8. Anthony Bruin 134 10. Kevin Hamilton 582 9 Greg Jenkins 545 Jeff Ruland 134 10. Kevin Cooper 128 2009-10 IONA COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL 9 MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK Individual Records - 1,000 Point Scorers 1. Steve Burtt ‘84 11. Greg Jenkins 21. Kashif Hameed Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG 1980-81 28 149/309 .482 83/126 .659 381 13.6 2000-01 32 115/198 .581 45/67 .672 275 8.6 1995-96 26 19/43 .442 13/30 .433 51 2.0 1981-82 31 251/496 .506 182/251 .725 684 22.1 2001-02 30 121/247 .490 80/119 .672 322 10.7 1996-97 30 131/238 .550 60/92 .652 323 10.8 1982-83 31 294/544 .540 132/171 .772 720 23.2 2002-03 5 25/45 .556 17/26 .654 67 13.4 1997-98 33 173/354 .489 158/215 .732 505 15.3 1983-84 31 309/574 .538 131/179 .732 749 24.2 2003-04 29 141/256 .551 69/134 .515 351 12.1 1998-99 29 135/290 .466 125/195 .641 397 13.7 Totals 121 1,003/1,923 .522 528/727 .726 2,534 20.9 2004-05 28 163/292 .558 119/189 .630 445 15.6 Totals 118 458/925 .495 356/532 .669 1,276 10.8 Totals 124 565/1038 .544 330/535 .617 1,460 11.8 2. Steve Burtt ‘06 22. Tony Hargraves Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG 12. Dyree Wilson Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG 2002-03 29 89/208 .428 50/60 .833 266 9.2 Year G FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG 1981-82 33 85/154 .552 76/114 .667 246 7.5 2003-04 29 139/319 .436 64/78 .821 391 13.5 1998-99 30 99/218 .454 74/106 .698 272 9.1 1982-83 31 95/190 .500 68/118 .576 258 8.3 2004-05 31 186/437 .426 145/172 .843 597 19.3 1999-00 30 159/327 .486 119/184 .647 437 14.6 1983-84 31 116/223 .520 79/126 .627 311 10.0 2005-06 31 258/579 .446 168/204 .824 780 25.2 2000-01 33 151/341 .443 107/152 .704 412 12.5 1984-85 31 167/267 .625 95/145 .655 417 13.5 Totals 120 672/1543 .436 427/514 .831 2,034 17.0 2001-02 30 111/275 .404 105/149 .705 328 10.9 Totals 126 463/834 .555 318/503 .632 1,232 9.8 Totals 123 520/1,161 .448 405/591 .685 1,449 11.8 3.
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