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Ivy League Basketball Men's Individual Records 13 69 14 Ivy League Basketball Men’s Individual Records ALL-IVY RECORDS Columbia MOST FIRST-TEAM ALL-IVY SELECTIONS 1956-57 ....Ted Dwyer & Chet Forte 1 3 ... John Lee (Yale, 1956-57-58) 1965-66 ....Stan Felsinger & Dave Newmark 3 ....Mike Cingiser (Brown, 1960-61-62) 1967-68 ....Jim McMillian & Dave Newmark 3 ....Pete Campbell (Princeton, 1960-61-62) 1968-69 ....Heyward Dotson & Jim McMillian 3 ....Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1963-64-65) 1969-70 ....Heyward Dotson & Jim McMillian 3 ....Jeff Neuman (Penn, 1964-65-66) 1976-77 ....Alton Byrd & Ricky Free 3 ....Stan Pawlak (Penn, 1964-65-66) 1977-78 ....Alton Byrd & Ricky Free 3 ....Jim McMillian (Columbia, 1968-69-70) 1991-92 ....Buck Jenkins & Russ Steward 3 ....Corky Calhoun (Penn, 1970-71-72) 1992-93 ....Tom Casey & Buck Jenkins 3 ....Ron Haigler (Penn, 1973-74-75) Cornell 3 ....Keven McDonald (Penn, 1976-77-78) 1964-65 ....Steve Cram & Bob DeLuca 3 ....Alton Byrd (Columbia, 1977-78-79) 1984-85 ....John Bajusz & Ken Bantum 3 ....Don Fleming (Harvard, 1980-81-82) 2007-08 ....Louis Dale & Ryan Wittman 3 ....John Bajusz (Cornell, 1985-86-87) 2008-09 ....Louis Dale & Ryan Wittman 3 ....Perry Bromwell (Penn, 1985-86-87) 2009-10 ....Louis Dale, Jeff Foote & Ryan Wittman 3 ....Chris Dudley (Yale, 1985-86-87) Dartmouth 3 ....Kit Mueller (Princeton, 1989-90-91) 1958-59 ....Chuck Kaufman & Rudy LaRusso 3 ....Buck Jenkins (Columbia, 1991-92-93) 1983-84 ....Paul Anderson & Brian Burke 3 ....Jerome Allen (Penn, 1993-94-95) 1987-88 ....Jim Barton & Bryan Randall 3 ....Matt Maloney (Penn, 1993-94-95) Harvard 3 ....Seamus Lonergan (Dartmouth, 1995-96-97) 2012-13 ....Siyani Chambers & Wesley Saunders 3 ....Steve Goodrich (Princeton, 1996-97-98) Penn 3 ....Michael Jordan (Penn, 1998-99-00) 1963-64 ....Jeff Neuman & Stan Pawlak 3 ....Earl Hunt (Brown, 2001-02-03) 1964-65 ....Jeff Neuman & Stan Pawlak 3 ....Jason Forte (Brown, 2003-04-05) 1965-66 ....Jeff Neuman & Stan Pawlak 1969-70 ....Steve Bilsky & Corky Calhoun 3 ....Louis Dale (Cornell, 2008-09-10) 1970-71 ....Corky Calhoun & Dave Wohl 3 ....Ryan Wittman (Cornell, 2008-09-10) 1971-72 ....Corky Calhoun, Phil Hankinson & Bob Morse 3 ....Zack Rosen (Penn, 2010-11-12) 1972-73 ....Ron Haigler & Phil Hankinson 1973-74 ....John Beecroft & Ron Haigler THREE TEAMMATES ON FIRST TEAM 1974-75 ....John Beecroft & Ron Haigler 1966-67 ....Princeton — Joe Heiser, Chris Thomforde & Gary Walters 1975-76 ....John Engles & Keven McDonald 1967-68 ....Princeton — Joe Heiser, Geoff Petrie & Chris Thomforde 1978-79 ....Tony Price & Matt White 1971-72 ....Penn — Corky Calhoun, Phil Hankinson & Bob Morse 1986-87 ....Perry Bromwell & Bruce Lefkowitz 1993-94 ....Penn — Jerome Allen, Matt Maloney & Barry Pierce 1992-93 ....Jerome Allen & Matt Maloney 2001-02 ....Penn — Koko Archibong, Ugonna Onyekwe & Andrew Toole 1993-94 ....Jerome Allen, Matt Maloney & Barry Pierce 2002-03 ....Brown — Jason Forte, Earl Hunt & Alai Nuualiitia 1994-95 ....Jerome Allen & Matt Maloney 2009-10 ....Cornell — Louis Dale, Jeff Foote & Ryan Wittman 1995-96 ....Ira Bowman & Tim Krug 1998-99 ....Michael Jordan & Paul Romanczuk FIVE TEAMMATES ON FIRST- AND SECOND-TEAMS 1999-00 ....Michael Jordan & Matt Langel 1994-95 ....Penn — Jerome Allen & Matt Maloney (1st); 2001-02 ....Koko Archibong, Ugonna Onyekwe & Andrew Toole .... Ira Bowman, Eric Moore & Shawn Trice (2nd) 2002-03 ....Ugonna Onyekwe & Jeff Schiffner 2005-06 ....Ibrahim Jaaber & Mark Zoller FOUR TEAMMATES ON FIRST- AND SECOND-TEAMS 2006-07 ....Ibrahim Jaaber & Mark Zoller 1966-67 ....Princeton — Joe Heiser, Chris Thomforde & Gary Walters (1st); Princeton .... John Haarlow (2nd) 1958-59 ....Carl Belz & Jim Brangan 1967-68 ....Princeton — Joe Heiser, Geoff Petrie & Chris Thomforde (1st); 1959-60 ....Jim Brangan & Pete Campbell .... John Hummer (2nd) 1960-61 ....Pete Campbell & Al Kaemmerlen 1970-71 ....Penn — Corky Calhoun & Dave Wohl (1st); 1961-62 ....Pete Campbell & Al Kaemmerlen .... Steve Bilsky & Bob Morse (2nd) 1962-63 ....Bill Bradley & Art Hyland 1976-77 ....Princeton — Frank Sowinski (1st); Bill Omeltchenko, 1966-67 ....Joe Heiser, Chris Thomforde & Gary Walters .... Bob Roma & Bob Slaughter (2nd) 1967-68 ....Joe Heiser, Geoff Petrie & Chris Thomforde 1997-98 ....Princeton — Steve Goodwin & Gabe Lewullis (1st); 1968-69 ....John Hummer & Geoff Petrie .... Brian Earl & Mitch Henderson (2nd) 1975-76 ....Barnes Hauptfuhrer & Armond Hill 1999-00 ....Penn — Michael Jordan & Matt Langel (1st); 1977-78 ....Bill Omeltchenko & Frank Sowinski .... Ugonna Onyekwe & Geoff Owens (2nd) 1983-84 ....Kevin Mullin & Bill Ryan 2002-03 ....Penn — Ugonna Onyekwe & Jeff Schiffner (1st); 1988-89 ....Kit Mueller & Bob Scrabis .... Koko Archibong & Andrew Toole (2nd) 1990-91 ....Sean Jackson & Kit Mueller 2007-08 ....Cornell — Louis Dale & Ryan Wittman (1st); 1995-96 ....Steve Goodrich & Sydney Johnson .... Jeff Foote & Adam Gore (2nd) 1996-97 ....Steve Goodrich & Sydney Johnson 1997-98 ....Steve Goodwin & Gabe Lewullis 1998-99 ....Brian Earl & Gabe Lewullis FIRST-TEAM ALL-IVY TEAMMATES 2003-04 ....Will Venable & Judson Wallace Brown Yale 1974-75 ....Phil Brown & Eddie Morris 1957-58 ....Larry Downs & John Lee 2002-03 ....Jason Forte, Earl Hunt & Alai Nuualiitia 1986-87 ....Chris Dudley & Paul Maley 2007-08 ....Damon Huffman & Mark McAndrew 1991-92 ....Casey Cammann & Ed Petersen 13 70 14 Ivy League Basketball Men’s Individual Records WEEKLY AWARDS RECORDS MOST CONSECUTIVE WEEKLY AWARDS MOST PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS KEY -- P--Player; R-Rookie Dates CAREER 1 5 ....Will McAllister, Penn (R) Dec. 10, 1990-Feb. 11, 1991 1 9 ... Earl Hunt (Brown, 2000-03) 5 ....Michael Jordan, Penn (R) Feb. 3-March 3, 1997 9 ....Ian Hummer (Princeton, 2009-13) 3 4 ....Gary Raimondo, Columbia (R) Feb. 12-March 4, 1996 3 8 ....Kyle Snowden (Harvard, 1994-97) 4 ....Leon Pattman, Dartmouth (R) Jan. 19-Feb. 9, 2004 8 ....Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn, 2004-07) 4 ....Adam Gore, Cornell (R) Jan. 23-Feb. 13, 2006 8 ....Greg Mangano (Yale, 2008-12) 6 3 ....Jerome Allen, Penn (R) Jan. 7-21, 1992 6 7 ....Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth, 1994-96) 3 ....Eric Blackston, Brown (R) Dec. 7, 1992-Jan. 4, 1993 7 ....Ryan Wittman (Cornell, 2006-10) 3 ....Michael Jordan, Penn (R) Jan. 6-20, 1997 7 ....Jeremy Lin (Harvard, 2006-10) 3 ....Dan Clemente, Harvard (R) Dec. 15, 1997-Jan. 5, 1998 3 ....Alai Nuualiitia, Brown (R) Jan. 10-24, 2000 SEASON 3 ....Lenny Collins, Cornell (R) Jan. 20-Feb. 3, 2003 1 7 ....Ian Hummer (Princeton, 2012-13) 3 ....Adam Gore, Cornell (R) Nov. 21-Dec. 5, 2005 2 5 ... Ryan Wittman (Cornell, 2009-10) 3 ....Ryan Wittman, Cornell (R) Nov. 20-Dec. 4, 2006 5 ....Zack Rosen (Penn, 2011-12) 3 ....Louis Dale, Cornell (R) Dec. 18, 2006-Jan. 8, 2007 5 ....Wesley Saunders (Harvard, 2012-13) 3 ....Tyler Bernardini, Penn (R) Dec. 3-24, 2007 5 4 ....Jim Turner (Brown, 1985-86) 3 ....Greg Mangano, Yale (P) Jan. 10-24, 2011 4 ....Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth, 1994-95) 3 ....Sean McGonagill, Brown (R) Feb. 7-21, 2011 4 ....Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn, 2005-06) 3 ....Shonn Miller, Cornell (R) Nov. 14-28, 2011 4 ....Alex Barnett (Dartmouth, 2008-09) 3 ....Zack Rosen, Penn (P) Feb. 20-March 5, 2012 4 ....Jeremy Lin (Harvard, 2009-10) 4 ....Greg Mangano (Yale, 2010-11) 4 ....Greg Mangano (Yale, 2011-12) 12 3 ....Buck Jenkins (Columbia, 1990-91) 3 ....Tyler Rullman (Harvard, 1992-93) 3 ....Kyle Snowden (Harvard, 1996-97) 3 ....C.J. Thompkins (Columbia, 1996-97) 3 ....Michael Jordan (Penn, 1999-00) 3 ....Earl Hunt (Brown, 2000-01) 3 ....Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn, 2001-02) 3 ....Louis Dale (Cornell, 2007-08) 3 ....Noruwa Agho (Columbia, 2009-10) 3 ....Jeff Foote (Cornell, 2009-10) 3 ....Noruwa Agho (Columbia, 2010-11) 3 ....Keith Wright (Harvard, 2010-11) 3 ....Kareem Maddox (Harvard, 2011-12) MOST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK AWARDS 1 8 ... Michael Jordan (Penn, 1996-97) 8 ....Adam Gore (Cornell, 2005-06) 3 7 ....Will McAllister (Penn, 1990-91) 7 ....Lenny Collins (Cornell, 2002-03) 5 6 ....Gabe Hunterton (Yale, 1994-95) 6 ....Dan Clemente (Harvard, 1997-98) 6 ....Chris Young (Princeton, 1998-99) 6 ....Leon Pattman (Dartmouth, 2003-04) 6 ....Louis Dale (Cornell, 2006-07) 6 ....Ryan Wittman (Cornell, 2006-07) 6 ....Siyani Chambers (Harvard, 2012-13) 12 5 ....Shonn Miller (Cornell, 2011-12) 13 71 14 Ivy League Basketball Men’s Individual Records SCORING 558 ... Jim Barton (Dartmouth, 1986-87) 35 557 ... Mike Davis (Cornell, 1977-78) CAREER 36 556 ... Tyler Rullman (Harvard, 1992-93) 1 2,503 ... Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1962-65) 37 554 ... Tony Lavelli (Yale, 1947-48) 2 2,158 ... Jim Barton (Dartmouth, 1985-89) 38 553 ... Chuck Rolles (Cornell, 1955-56) 3 2,090 ... Butch Graves (Yale, 1980-84) 553 ... Steve Spahn (Dartmouth, 1961-62) 4 2,041 ... Earl Hunt (Brown, 1999-03) 40 550 ... Dave Newmark (Columbia, 1965-66) 5 2,028 ... Ryan Wittman (Cornell, 2006-10) 6 1,964 ... Tony Lavelli (Yale, 1945-49) 7 1,880 ... Joe Carrabino (Harvard, 1981-85) IVY CAREER 8 1,827 ... Ernie Beck (Penn, 1950-53) 1 1,253 ... Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1962-65) 9 1,797 ... Don Fleming (Harvard, 1978-82) 10 1,767 ... Buck Jenkins (Columbia, 1989-93) IVY SEASON 11 1,758 ... Jim McMillian (Columbia, 1966-70) 1 464 ... Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1963-64) 12 1,732 ... Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn, 1999-03) 2 404 ... Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1964-65) 13 1,723 ... Zack Rosen (Penn, 2008-12) 3 403 ... Chet Forte (Columbia, 1956-57) 14 1,668 ... Arnie Berman (Brown, 1969-72) 4 385 ... Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1962-63) 15 1,663 ... John Bajusz (Cornell, 1983-87) 5 367 ... Brian Taylor (Princeton, 1971-72) 16 1,651 ... Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth, 1993-97) 6 364 ... Paul Erland (Dartmouth, 1970-71) 17 1,644 ... Keven McDonald (Penn, 1975-78) 7 357 ... Rick Kaminsky (Yale, 1963-64) 18 1,625 ... Ian Hummer (Princeton, 2009-13) 8 346 ... Arnie Berman (Brown, 1971-72) 19 1,611 ... Chet Forte (Columbia, 1954-57) 346 ..
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