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Red Devil Men's Basketball RED DEVIL MEN’S BASKETBALL 2013-14 GAME NOTES Head Coach - Alan Seretti NCAA DIII MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Allegheny College ’99 5th Season at Dickinson SECTIONAL ROUND “SWEET 16” Career History BLOOMINGTON, ILL. | SHIRK CENTER | MARCH 14-15 Overall Record ---------------------130-107 Record at Dickinson ----------------- 85-48 Centennial Conference Record ----- 57-33 WHEATON COLLEGE VS. DICKINSON NCAA Record at Dickinson ----------- 3-1 ------------------------------------- 1-1, 2013 ------------------------------------- 2-0, 2014 Centennial Conference History Centennial Conference Champions - 2013 CC Regular Season Champions ------ 2014 CC Playoffs -------- 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 CC Wins (School Record) -------- 15, 2014 (21-8) (23-6) CC Coach of the Year --------------2010-11 Dickinson posted an upset of #8-nationally ranked Wooster College on Saturday night, winning the second round of the NCAA Regional, 67-64. That earned the Red Devils a trip to the “Sweet 16”. School Record Wins -------23, 2014 (23-6) The Red Devils are making their second straight appearance in the tournament, after advancing to -------------------------------21, 2013 (21-8) the Centennial Conference Championship game for the third time in four seaons, winning the title in 2013. School Team Records Set in 2013-14 Senior guard Adam Honig (Chappaqua, N.Y./Horace Geeley) scored a game-high 24 points to Points, Season -------------------------2,188 lead the Red Devils to a school record 23rd win. Honig drained six three-pointers on the night, 3-Pointers Made, Game ----------------- 17 hitting five in the first half. He becomes the all-time career leader, with 201 in his career. Honig 3-Pointers Made, Season ---------------229 ranks second all-time in career scoring with 1,478 points. FreeThrows Made, Season --------------473 Free Throw Percentage, Season ------- .745 He was named the Centennial Conference Player of the Year, earning his fourth All-CC honor, and second straight selection to the First-team. Wins, Season ----------- 23, 2013-14 (23-6) Consecutive Winnings Seasons, - (4), Tied Gerry Wixted (Moorestown, N.J./Camden Catholic) was named First-team All-Centennial for ------------------------ (46-50, 88-92, 10-14) the second straight season as well. Wixted ranks in the top ten in scoring with 1,330 points in his three seasons as a Red Devil. He has already broken school records for career free throws made and blocked shots. Senior co-captain Tucker Landy (Durham, Conn./Xavier) was named to the All-Conference team, and is one of hte Devils’ most versatile players. Averaging 7.4 points and 3.6 rebounds per game, Landy is a timely scorer and solid defensive player who can play anywhere on the floor. Sophomore Brandon Angradi (Milford, Pa./Delaware Valley) had earned 28 starts this season. He is a dangerous threat from long-range, hitting 68 three-pointers on the year. 6’-9” Steve Collins (Rydal, Pa./LaSalle College) is also a threat from beyond the arc, and ranks second on the team in rebounding. Coming off the bench will be junior Chris Cox (Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills West), who can play inside or at the guard position. Tom McInerney (York, Pa./York Suburban) and Ted Hinnenkamp (York, Pa./York Suburban) give the Devils’ depth in the paint and a solid scoring punch while senior Brian Gerney (Muncy, Pa./Hughesville) has given quality minutes at the point guard position. The Red Devils knocked-down 11 three-pointers against Wooster, after draining 10 in Friday’s win over Geneseo. They broke the school record with 229 triples this season. They also set new marks, sinking 473 free throws and scoring 2,188 points to advance to the first “Sweet 16” appearance in program history. DICKINSON COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL CAREER TOP 10 LISTS 1,000 Point Club Field Goals Attempted Free Throws Attempted 1. Nate Brought .................. 1,540 ........1994-98 1. Jim Johnston........................1,313 ... 1966-70 1. Gerry Wixted ...................... 512 ......... Active 2. Adam Honig ................... 1,478 .......... Active 2. Nate Brought .......................1,223 ... 1994-98 2. Ted Jursek .......................... 472 .......1966-70 3. Dave Freysinger ............. 1,461 ........1978-82 3. Donald Smith ......................1,120 ... 1962-66 3. Billy Hagan ........................ 471 .......1999-03 4. Jim Johnston................... 1,356 ........1976-77 4. Adam Honig ........................1,104 ......Active 4. Kji Kelly ............................. 469 .......1990-94 5. Ted Kirkpatrick .............. 1,348 ........1982-86 5. William Thornton ................1,098 ... 1979-83 5. Jon Schwadron ................... 457 .......1999-03 6. Brad Litchfield ............... 1,332 ........2003-06 6. Dave Freysinger ..................1,090 ... 1978-82 6. Eugene Becker ................... 455 .......1958-62 7. Gerry Wixted .................. 1,330 .......... Active 7. Brad Litchfield ....................1,085 ... 2003-06 7. Kizmahr Grell .................... 449 .......2005-09 8. Kizmahr Grell ................ 1,311 ........2005-09 8. Lloyd Bonner ......................1,062 ... 1967-71 8. Adam Honig ....................... 445 ......... Active 9. William Hutton .............. 1,231 ........1973-77 9. Ted Kirkpatrick ...................1,037 ... 1982-86 9. G. Raymond Weaver .......... 417 .......1955-58 10. Kji Kelly ......................... 1,224 ........1990-94 10. Matt Keys ............................1,031 ... 2003-06 10. Billy Hagan ........................ 392 .......1999-03 11. William Thornton ........... 1,207 ........1979-83 12. Tony Beers ..................... 1,149 ........1998-02 Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage 13. Tom Leszczynski ........... 1,144 ........2006-09 (minimum 175 FG made) (Minimum 100 FT made) 14. Matt Keys ....................... 1,112 ........2003-06 1. Mark Copeland .......574, (355-618) .... 1987-91 1. Brad Litchfield .......... .859 (267-311) ....2003-06 15. Billy Hagan .................... 1,110 ........1999-03 2. Dave Freysinger ....564, (615-1090) .... 1978-82 2. Aaron Gingrich ........ .854 (117-137) ....1991-94 16. Donald Smith ................. 1,094 ........1962-66 3. Stephen Smith .........557, (224-402) .... 1988-92 3. John “Jack” Wiley .....846 (105-124) ....1955-57 17. Ted Jursek ...................... 1,083 ........1966-70 4. Paul Lyford .............547, (223-408) .... 1993-95 Gerry Wixted .............846 (433-512) ...... Active 18. Jim Sheker ...................... 1,066 ........1989-93 5. Edward Ward ..........541, (409-756) .... 1979-83 5. Francis Noonan, Jr. ....834 (313-375) ....1969-73 19. Jon Schwadron ............... 1,051 ........1999-03 “Chip” Holgren .......541, (255-471) .... 1983-86 6. Matt Shaffer ...............820 (274-334) ....1998-00 20. Matt Shaffer ................... 1,037 ........1998-01 Matthew Ward ........541, (184-340) .... 1986-89 7. Craig “Duke” Scott ....814 (229-281) ....1968-90 21. Edward Ward .................. 1,028 ........1979-83 8. Ted Kirkpatrick .....540, (560-1037) .... 1982-86 8. Pat Kearns..................813 (122-150) ....2007-11 22. Raymond Weaver ........... 1,023 ........1955-58 Nate Brought ........540, (660-1223) .... 1994-98 9. Craig Copeland ..........805 (153-190) ....1989-92 23. Wes Overholt.................. 1,014 ........1946-50 10. Kji Kelly .................529, (430-813) .... 1990-94 10. Dave Freysinger ........804 (231-287) ....1978-82 24. Eugene Becker ............... 1,006 ........1958-62 Ted Hinnenkamp.....624, (108-173) ....... Active Tom McInerney ..... .580, (112-193) ....... Active Consecutive Free Throws Made Scoring Average 1. 28 Thomas Wernoch .1988 (4) + 1989 (24) 1. James Conner ................... 20.2 ........1954-56 Three-Point Field Goals Made 2. 26 N. Anthony “Tony” Hermann ...1962-63 2. Richard Zilling ................. 17.6 ........1949-52 1. Adam Honig ...........................201 ......Active 26 Gerry Wixted .............................2011-12 G. Raymond Weaver ........ 17.6 ........1955-58 2. Brad Litchfield .......................199 ... 2003-06 4. 24 Dave Freysinger ..1981 (22) + 1982 (2) 4. Donald Smith ................... 17.1 ........1963-66 3. Matt Keys ...............................157 ... 2003-06 24 Lloyd Bonner ............................1969-70 5. Gerry Wixted .................... 16.2 .......... Active 4. Kizmahr Grell ........................134 ... 2005-09 6. 23 Mark Copeland .........................1990-91 6. John Hopper ..................... 16.0 ........1942-48 5. Tom Sheker ............................130 ... 1994-98 7. 22 Ted Jursek ................................1968-69 7. Ted Jursek ........................ 15.9 ........1966-70 6. Jim Sheker ..............................129 ... 1989-93 8. 21 Craig “Duke” Scott ..................1989-90 8. Nate Brought .................... 15.7 ........1994-98 7. Billy Hagan ............................109 ... 1999-03 21 Steven DeArment ......................1995-96 Tom Leszczynski ............. 15.7 ........2006-09 8. Cory Kenny ............................106 ... 2005-09 10. 19 John “Jack” Wiley ...................1956-57 10. Jim Johnston..................... 15.4 ........1973-77 9. Aaron Gingrich ......................105 ... 1991-94 Steven DeArment ...................105 ... 1994-98 Assists Rebounds Brandon Angradi ....................104 ......Active 1. Billy Hagan ........................ 362 .......1999-03 1. Jon Schwadron .................. 827 ........1999-03 2. Duke Scott .......................... 359 .......1986-89 2. Ted Jursek ........................
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