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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS —Overall— —————Conference————— Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place Tournament Coach Captains Postseason 1900-1901 6-6 .500 None Michael J . Lawlor 1901-1902 4-5 .444 J . Fred Powers John A . Quigley 1902-1903 6-5 .545 J . Fred Powers James Spring 1903-1904 10-2 .833 J . Fred Powers John M . Reed 1904-1905 6-4 .600 J . Fred Powers James Spring 1905-1906 12-3 .800 J . Fred Powers Edward Hagarty 1907-1908 12-6 .667 J . Fred Powers Thomas J . Faherty 1908-1909 4-8 .333 J . Fred Powers William J . Casey 1900s 60-39 .606 1920-1921 2-0 1 .000 William J . Casey None 1921-1922 14-3 .824 William J . Casey Dennis McLaughlin 1922-1923 7-13 .350 William J . Casey William Horan 1923-1924 5-9 .357 William J . Casey Russell Vorhees 1924-1925 10-5 .667 Ken Simendinger James Shanon 1925-1926 8-9 .471 John M . Reed Adrian Burke 1926-1927 7-6 .538 John M . Reed Paul Kittredge 1927-1928 13-6 .684 John M . Reed John Reilly 1928-1929 10-7 .588 John M . Reed John Morris 1920s 76-58 .567 1929-1930 12-7 .632 John M . Reed Stuart Clancy 1930-1931 10-6 .625 John M . Reed Joseph Farrell 1934-1935 3-12 .250 Albert D . Riopel John Ostrowski 1930s 25-25 .500 1939-1940 2-3 .400 Ed Krause James O’Hare 1940-1941 4-7 .364 Ed Krause Vincent Holland 1941-1942 5-4 .556 Ed Krause Richard Hamilton 1942-1943 1-5 .167 Albert D . Riopel Stephen Murphy 1943-1944 6-8 .429 Albert D . Riopel George L . Connor 1944-1945 4-9 .308 Albert D . Riopel Robert Hogarty 1945-1946 12-3 .800 Alvin Julian None 1946-1947 27-3 .900 Alvin Julian Ken Haggerty, Joe Mullaney NCAA Champions 1947-1948 26-4 .867 Alvin Julian Robert T . Curran NCAA Final Four 1948-1949 19-8 .704 Lester Sheary George Kaftan, Dermott O’Connell 1940s 106-54 .663 1949-1950 27-4 .871 Lester Sheary Robert Cousy, Frank Oftring NCAA Elite Eight 1950-1951 20-5 .800 Lester Sheary Walter J . Baird 1951-1952 24-4 .857 Lester Sheary Jim Dilling NIT Quarterfinals 1952-1953 20-6 .769 Lester Sheary Earle Markey NCAA Elite Eight 1953-1954 26-2 .929 Lester Sheary Togo Palazzi, Ron Perry NIT Champions 1954-1955 19-7 .731 Lester Sheary Joseph Early NIT Quarterfinals 1955-1956 22-5 .815 Roy Leenig Tom Heinsohn NCAA First Round 1956-1957 12-12 .500 Roy Leenig George Waddleton 1957-1958 16-9 .640 Roy Leenig Joseph Hughes, Jr . 1958-1959 14-11 .560 Roy Leenig John J . Whelan 1950s 200-65 .755 2018-2019 HOLY CROSS MEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOK 79 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS —Overall— —————Conference————— Year W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place Tournament Coach Captains Postseason 1959-1960 20-6 .769 Roy Leenig Ralph Brandt NIT First Round 1960-1961 22-5 .815 Roy Leenig George R. Blaney, John T. Shea NIT Semifinals 1961-1962 20-6 .769 Frank Oftring John Foley, Dave Slattery NIT Quarterfinals 1962-1963 16-9 .640 Frank Oftring Robert Foley, Pete O’Connor 1963-1964 15-8 .652 Frank Oftring Pat Gallagher, Joe Kelly 1964-1965 13-10 .565 Frank Oftring Lloyd Hinchey, John Wendelken 1965-1966 10-13 .435 Jack Donohue Richard J . Murphy 1966-1967 16-9 .640 Jack Donohue Ralph D . Willard 1967-1968 15-8 .652 Jack Donohue Keith J . Hockstein 1968-1969 16-8 .667 Jack Donohue Gerald Foley, Edward F . Siudut 1960s 163-82 .665 1969-1970 16-9 .640 Jack Donohue Tony Barclay, Jack Lahey 1970-1971 18-8 .692 Jack Donohue John E . Adams, Robert Kissane 1971-1972 15-11 .577 Jack Donohue Stan Grayson, Buddy Venne 1972-1973 9-17 .346 George Blaney Gene Doyle, Bruce Grentz, James Schnurr 1973-1974 8-18 .308 George Blaney John Budris, Malcolm Moulton 1974-1975 20-8 .714 Runner-Up George Blaney Doug Downey, Dave Holland NIT First Round 1975-1976 22-10 .688 Semifinals George Blaney Bill Doran, Marty Halsey NIT Quarterfinals 1976-1977 23-6 .793 Champion George Blaney Bill Doran, Kevin McAuley NCAA First Round 1977-1978 20-7 .741 Semifinals George Blaney Chris Potter, Michael Vicens 1978-1979 17-11 .607 Semifinals George Blaney John O’Connor NIT First Round 1970s 168-105 .615 1979-1980 19-11 .633 Champion George Blaney Ronnie Perry NCAA First Round 1980-1981 20-10 .667 Runner-Up George Blaney Dave Mulquin, Garry Witts NIT Second Round 1981-1982 16-11 .593 4-4 .500 5th Quarterfinals George Blaney Kevin Greaney, Ed Thurman, Ward Fitzpatrick 1982-1983 17-13 .567 5-3 .625 3rd Runner-Up George Blaney Champ Godbolt, Chris Logan 1983-1984 12-18 .321 5-9 .357 5th Quarterfinals George Blaney Pat Elzie, Rich Guerin 1984-1985 9-19 .321 8-6 .571 3rd Quarterfinals George Blaney Dave Hohman, Brian Reale 1985-1986 12-18 .400 6-8 .429 6th Runner-Up George Blaney Jim McCaffrey, Brian Reale 1986-1987 9-19 .321 6-8 .429 5th Quarterfinals George Blaney Dennis Ahern, Bill Meyer 1987-1988 14-15 .483 8-6 .571 4th Semifinals George Blaney Bill Meyer 1988-1989 13-15 .464 5-9 .357 6th Quarterfinals George Blaney Glenn Tropf, Glenn Williams 1980s 141-149 .486 47-53 .470 1989-1990 24-6 .800 14-2 .875 1st Semifinals George Blaney Lorn Davis, Dwight Pernell NIT First Round 1990-1991 18-12 .600 8-4 .667 3rd Runner-Up George Blaney Aaron Jordan 1991-1992 18-11 .621 10-4 .714 3rd Semifinals George Blaney Leon Dickerson, David Rothstein 1992-1993 23-7 .767 12-2 .857 2nd Champion George Blaney Roger Breslin, Frak Powell NCAA First Round 1993-1994 14-14 .500 9-5 .643 1st Semifinals George Blaney Rob Feaster, John Young 1994-1995 15-12 .556 9-5 .643 4th Quarterfinals Bill Raynor Rob Feaster, Gordon Hamilton 1995-1996 17-12 .586 8-4 .667 3rd Runner-Up Bill Raynor Ted Bettencourt, Brian Lockhart 1996-1997 8-19 .296 5-7 .417 4th Quarterfinals Bill Raynor Ian Dombroski, Damion Ezell, Chris Rojik 1997-1998 7-20 .259 3-9 .250 6th Quarterfinals Bill Raynor Jon Kerr 1998-1999 7-20 .259 3-9 .250 6th Quarterfinals Bill Raynor John Hightower 1990s 151-133 .532 81-51 .614 80 2018-2019 HOLY CROSS MEN’S BASKETBALL FACT BOOK YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS —Overall— —————Conference————— Year W-L Pct. 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Place Tournament Coach Captains Postseason 1999-2000 10-18 .357 3-9 .250 5th Quarterfinals Ralph Willard None 2000-2001 22-8 .733 10-2 .833 1st Champion Ralph Willard Jared Curry, Juan Pegeus, NCAA First Round Josh Sankes 2001-2002 18-15 .545 9-5 .643 2nd Champion Ralph Willard Ryan Serravalle NCAA First Round 2002-2003 26-5 .839 13-1 .929 1st Champion Ralph Willard Mark Jerz, Tim Szatko, NCAA First Round Brian Wilson, Patrick Whearty 2003-2004 13-15 .464 7-7 .500 5th Quarterfinals Ralph Willard Jave Meade 2004-2005 25-7 .781 13-1 .929 1st Runner-Up Ralph Willard John Hurley, Greg Kinsey NIT Second Round 2005-2006 20-12 .625 11-3 .786 2nd Runner-Up Ralph Willard Kevin Hamilton, Kevin Hyland 2006-2007 25-9 .735 13-1 .929 1st Champion Ralph Willard Keith Simmons, Torey Thomas NCAA First Round 2007-2008 15-14 .517 5-9 .357 8th Quarterfinals Ralph Willard Tim Clifford, Kyle Cruze 2008-2009 18-14 .563 11-3 .786 2nd Runner-Up Ralph Willard Colin Cunningham, Pat Doherty, Alex Vander Baan 2000s 192-117 .621 95-41 .699 2009-2010 9-22 .290 5-9 .357 7th Semifinals Sean Kearney Andrew Beinert, Andrew Keister, Eric Meister 2010-2011 8-21 .276 7-7 .500 3rd Quarterfinals Milan Brown Andrew Beinert, Andrew Keister 2011-2012 15-14 .517 9-5 .643 4th Quarterfinals Milan Brown Devin Brown, R.J. 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    SWinter/SpETONring 2007 HA home for theALLmind, the heart and the spirit John C. Whitehead: A Lesson in Leadership Masters of Media Telling Stories Social Issues Seen Through a Camera Lens SETON HALL Winter/Spring 2007 In this issue Seton Hall magazine is published features by the Department of Public Relations and Marketing in the Division of University Advancement. 10 The Station That Launched President a Thousand Careers Monsignor Robert Sheeran ’67, S.T.D. Thanks to posts at WSOU radio, broadcast journalists get their Vice President for University Advancement start at Seton Hall. We share Joseph G. Sandman, Ph.D. some of their stories. Associate Vice President for Public Relations and Marketing 16 Closer to Home Thomas E. White, M.A. Jeffrey Togman turned to film to show the personal side of Director of Publications/ University Editor political science. His award-win ning Pegeen Hopkins, M.S .J. documentary, Home , depicts the 10 tough choices real people must Art Director make every day. Elyse M. Carter Editor 20 Seton Hall’s Modern Era Lisa Haddock, M.A. Our sesquicentennial coverage concludes with a look at life at Assistant Editor Isabel Bauer Seton Hall since 1968. News & Notes Editor Rachael Tolentino ’06 departments Send your comments and suggestions to: Seton Hall magazine, Department 2 From Presidents Hall of Public Relations and Marketing, 457 Centre Street, 4 HALLmarks South Orange, N.J. 07079 20 Profile On the cover: 26 Seton Hall’s associate provost Ed Lucas ’62 for academic administration and a political science professor, 26 Jeffrey M. Togman is the director 30 Spirit of Giving of the award-winning documen tary John C.