Basketball 2010-2011

Red Raider basketball 2010-2011

www.shipraiders.com Radio and Television Chart

4 5 10 11 15 Will Kirkland Wes Kirkland Lamar Jackson Jordan Stasyszyn Jaren Gembe Forward • 6-5 • R-So. Forward • 6-5 • R-So. Guard • 5-10 • R-So. Guard • 6-2 • R-Jr. Guard • 6-0 • Sr. Philadelphia/ Philadelphia/ Philadelphia/ Carlisle/Carlisle Greencastle/ Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Archbishop Carroll (Fairleigh Dickinson) Greencastle-Antrim

21 22 23 24 32 Dylan Edgar Dane Lauber Justin Minter Craig Van Scyoc Ryan Corrigan Forward/ Center Guard • 6-4 • R-Jr. Guard • 6-2 • Sr. Guard • 6-2 • Jr. Guard • 6-2 • Fr. 6-10 • Fr. York/ West York Philadelphia/ Cardinal Shippensburg/ Harrisburg/ Bishop Mechanicsburg/ Dougherty Shippensburg McDevitt Mechanicsburg

34 42 44 Philip Sasko John Corrigan Will Royal Guard/ Forward Guard/ Forward Forward • 6-7 • R-Jr. 6-5 • Fr. 6-5 • R-So. Harrisburg/ Harrisburg Stockholm, Sweden/ Harrisburg/ Bishop (Robert Morris) Blackebergs McDevitt Gymnasium

Red Raider Basketball 3 General Information

Shippensburg Quick Facts Official Name of University: Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Table of Contents Member: The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Location and Zip Code: Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 Radio/Television Chart...... 2 President: Dr. William N. Ruud General Information Undergraduate Enrollment: 7,200 About Shippensburg University...... 4 Overall Enrollment: 8,400 Academic Programs...... 5 Founded: 1871 Colors: Red and Blue Academics and Athletics...... 6 Nickname: Red Raiders Academic Support Services for Student Athletes...... 6 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Athletic Administration...... 7 Other Affiliations: NCAA Division II Heiges Field House...... 8 Acting Director of Athletics: Jeff Michaels The Coaches Athletics Office: (717) 477-1711 Head Coach: Dave Springer (Ohio ‘84) Head Coach...... 10-11 Assistant Coaches: Mike Nestor (Shippensburg ‘00/‘04M) Coaching Staff...... 12 Jamaal Benjamin (Dickinson ‘09) Season Outlook Eric Rahauser (Dickinson ‘09) Roster...... 14 Brian Oleksiak (Shippensburg ‘10) Season Outlook...... 15-16 Coach’s Office: (717) 477-1449 Coach’s E-mail: [email protected] Player Profiles Home Court: Heiges Field House (2,768) Returning Players...... 18-26 Sports Information Director: Bill Morgal Newcomers...... 27-28 Office Phone 717-477-1201 Season Review (2009-2010) E-mail [email protected] Season Review...... 30-31 Fax 717-477-1253 Hotline 717-477-7678 Overall Results...... 32 Mailing Address Sports Information Office Game Highs...... 33-34 1871 Old Main Drive (OM 302) The PSAC Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 Awards and Results...... 36 Web site www.shipraiders.com Individual Statistics...... 37 Team Statistics...... 38-39 PSAC Heaslip Award...... 40 Opponents Game by Game...... 41-44 History Coaches History...... 46 Team Capsules...... 47-49 Season Results...... 50-57 Records...... 58-59 Shippensburg in the PSAC...... 60 Red Raiders in the Community...... 61 Schedule...... Back Cover

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, in compliance with federal and state laws and university policy, is committed to human understanding and provides equal educational, employment, and economic opportunities for all persons with- out regard to race, color, sex, age, creed, national origin, religion, veteran status, or disability. Direct requests for disability accommodations and other inquiries to the Office of Disability Services, Horton Hall 120, Shippensburg University, 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299, (717) 477-1329.

Photographic credits: Photography by Bill Smith.

On the cover: Jaren Gambe (front cover); Will Kirkland (back cover)

Press passes and all other media requests are to be directed to Bill Morgal, sports information director. Heiges Field House

Red Raider Basketball 3 General Information About shippensburg university

General Information dent study and research internships, field experience, the Marine Science • Founded in 1871 as the Cumberland Consortium at Wallops Island, a Valley State Normal School 3+2 engineering program with two • Comprehensive regional public schools of engineering, 2+3 and 3+3 university health science programs with pro- • Member of the Pennsylvania State fessional schools, 2+2 allied health System of Higher Education programs, and Army ROTC. • Located on 200 acres in southcen- • Find a job or focus on a career with tral Pennsylvania the help of Career Development Enrollment Center and alumni career services. • 7,200 undergraduate students and Facilities and Resources 1,200 graduate students • Ezra Lehman Memorial Library • 53% women and 47% men houses more than 2 million items • 37% of our students live on campus and provides access to electronic • 94% of our students are from Penn- resources which are accessible from sylvania your personal computer 24-7. Faculty • Campus computer network has connections in every classroom, faculty • Student-faculty ratio: 20:1 and each office, and residence hall rooms (one student has a faculty advisor for every student). Every student • 91% of the 294 full-time instruc- has an e-mail and a Web homepage tional faculty members hold a account. Students can access their doctorate or other terminal degree academic and scheduling records in their field online. A wireless network is avail- • Our faculty’s main focus is teaching. able in many buildings on campus. All classes are taught by faculty, not • 21 microcomputer labs (3 general graduate assistants and 18 with major specific software). Accreditations Two labs are open 24-7. • AACSB International Student Life ball, swimming, tennis, track/field, tuition, fees, room and board (2010- • ABET (computer science) • The Student Services, Inc. adminis- volleyball. 2011). Average cost for books and • American Chemical Society ters a $2.8 million budget and pro- • Intramural sports: supplies: $1200. • Council for the Accreditation of vides a highly diversified program of Basketball, bowling, racquetball, • Approximately 80 percent of Counseling and Related Educa- student activities. soccer, softball, street hockey, tennis, undergraduates receive some form tional Programs • More than 200 student clubs, Ultimate Frisbee, volleyball of financial aid, including grants, • Council for Exceptional Children organizations, honor societies and • Sports facilities include: outdoor academic or athletic scholarships, • Council on Social Work Education activity groups. tennis courts, indoor and outdoor loans, and student employment. • International Association of Coun- • Cultural and lecture series brings track, two indoor swimming pools, Admission to SU seling Services nationally and inter-nationally squash and handball courts, a • Prospective students must provide: • National Council for the Accredita- known persons to campus. rehabilitation center, outdoor sand a completed application form, a $30 tion of Coaching Education • 9 student housing facilities; all but volleyball courts. processing fee, official high school • Middle States Association of Col- one are co-ed. Rooms are double • 62,000-square-foot Student transcript*, recommendations*, and leges and Schools occupancy and have two high-speed Recreation Building features an aptitude test results (SAT or ACT)*. computer connections. Seavers 8,000-square-foot fitness center, an • National Council for the Accredita- The SAT essay score or writing Complex houses six students in each elevated running track, racquetball tion of Teachers sample will not be used in the unit. Stone Ridge Commons offers courts, and four multi-purpose admission decision, but will be used Academic Programs apartment-style living for two, four, courts. for English placement. and Opportunities or six students. • 12-acre student recreation center • Student services: University Counsel- (*These must be sent by the high school, • 75 majors and concentrations and includes: hockey rink; sand volley- ing Center, Career Development the College Board, or ACT.) 22 graduate programs ball courts; basketball courts; fields Center, Learning Center, Women’s • Transfer students must submit col- • 3 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Busi- for football, softball, lacrosse, and Center, Multicultural Student Devel- lege transcripts. ness, and Education and Human rugby; exercise trail for rollerblading, opment Center. • The Admissions Office operates on Services; plus a Office of Undeclared biking, and jogging. • Etter Health Center provides 24- a rolling basis. Students. hour access to medical services. Costs/Financial Aid • The average applicant has a grade • Study abroad opportunities are • Total estimated annual costs/ average of B or better and SAT available in dozens of countries. Athletics in-state: $15,056* per year for resi- score of 1050, for regularly admitted Find out more at www.ship.edu/ • Member of the Pennsylvania State dential students students. international Athletic Conference and NCAA • Total estimated annual costs/ • Successful applications display a • Internships, hands-on labs, graduate Division II. Maryland students: $22,430* per student’s leadership ability, special assistantships and more, SU helps • Intercollegiate sports: year for residential students talents and interests and a high you create opportunities for real-life Men: baseball, basketball, cross- school record of college preparatory experiences. • Total estimated annual costs/out-of- country, football, soccer, swimming, state students: $23,800* per year for courses. • Academic options include indepen- track and field, wrestling. residential students • 71% of applying students are admit- Women: basketball, cross country, *Estimated annual costs include ted. field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, soft-

4 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 5 General Information academic programs

Undergraduate Major Human Communication Studies Graduate Degree Programs of Study Information Technology for Programs Business Education Accounting Interdisciplinary Arts Administration of Justice Applied Physics Management Applied History Nanofabrication Entrepreneurship Biology Art General Business Administration (MBA) Computer Graphics Human Resource Communication Studies Biology International Computer Science Biotechnology Management Information Systems Counseling Ecology and Environment Marketing College Medical Technology Mathematics Elementary Applied Mental Health Statistics Secondary Physics Pre-Law Student Personnel Political Science Students interested in a pre-law Curriculum & Instruction Psychology program may select any major. Biology Public Administration Typical curricula include Political Early Childhood Education Secondary Certification Science, Business, English, and Elementary Education Art History. English English Health Professions Concentration Geography/Earth Science French Pre-Chiropractic History Spanish Pre-Dentistry Mathematics Secondary Education Pre-Medicine Middle School Education Biology Pre-Optometry Modern Language Biology/Environmental Pre-Pharmacy Geoenvironmental Studies Education Pre-Physical Therapy Organizational Development and Chemistry Pre-Podiatry Leadership Business Chemistry Information Technology for Pre-Veterinary Medicine Business Education Allied Health Science Communications Biochemistry Education Medical Technology Mathematics Shippensburg University is Physics affiliated with Thomas Jefferson Environmental Management Communication/Journalism Higher Education Electronic Media Sociology University Jefferson College of Social Studies Health Professions. These are 2+2 Historical Administration Print Media Individual and Organizational Public Relations Economics transfer programs unless otherwise Geography indicated. Respective fields of Development Computer Science Public Organizations Computer Graphics History study are: Political Science Bioscience Technology Social Structure & Embedded Programming Organization Related Discipline Social Work Nursing Software Engineering Occupational Therapy (2+3) Psychological Science Systems Programming Public Administration Criminal Justice Spanish P.A.C.E. Program (2+2, 3+3) Supply Chain Management Radiologic Sciences Reading Earth Science School Administration Economics Logistics Pre-Forensic Science Undergraduate Minor Social Work (with Millersville) Business Special Education Mathematics Students interested in a pre- Programs forensic science program may Anthropology Behavior Disorders Political Science Comprehensive Public Administration select any major. Typical curricula Biochemistry include Biology, Chemistry, and Coaching Learning Disabilities Social Science Mental Retardation Elementary Education Criminal Justice. Early Childhood Education English Ethnic Studies Writing Geographic Information Science Certificate and Exercise Science German Studies Certification Programs Gerontology Finance Advanced Studies in Business Personal Financial Planning International Studies Music Advanced Counseling in French Marriage, Couples and Geoenvironmental Studies Philosophy Reading Family Therapy Geography Applied History Geographic Information Technical/Professional Communications Graduate Certificate of Systems Management Information Human-Environment Theater Women’s and Gender Studies Systems Land Use Principal’s Certification K-12 History Superintendent’s Letter of Public History Eligibility Supervisory I Certificate

Red Raider Basketball 5 General Information Academics and Athletics

Shippensburg University shapes its athletic Today Shippensburg University athletes con- program to fit within the overall academic tinue to uphold the study’s findings. The qual- goals of the university—maintaining a balance ity point average (QPA) for all athletic teams between athletics and academics. in 2009-10 was 2.51 on a 4.0 scale. The 10 Since 1984, the university’s Office of Institu- women’s teams had a 3.10 overall average while tional Research has monitored the progress the eight men’s teams averaged 2.51. This can of our athletes in the classroom. The original be compared to the fall 2009 figures: the total study found that Shippensburg was ahead of student body QPA averaged 2.80, females were many institutions in meeting the standards of slightly higher at 2.92, and males were slightly Propositions 48 and 64—two NCAA resolu- lower at 2.67. tions designed to set minimum educational Shippensburg’s athletes continue to show high levels in collegiate athletes. six-year graduation rates. Sixty-two percent of Proposition 64 of the NCAA established a those receiving athletically related financial aid graduate within six years of enrolling. The 2009 minimum score of 700 in the SAT and a 2.0 Since 1975, 41 athletes have earned Academic grade point average in 11 core curriculum NCAA Graduation Rate Report found that nationally, among public Division II schools, All-America honors and five athletes have courses in high school. Proposition 48 carries earned NCAA Postgraduate scholarships. these minimums even further and outlines the graduation rate was 47 percent with athletes graduating at 55 percent. Retention stud- Many more of Shippensburg’s fine athletes availability of scholarships to freshmen athletes have been nominated for these and other based on their school performance. ies by the Office of Institutional Research and Planning show male athletes at Shippensburg regional and national honors. Incoming freshmen athletes show prepara- graduated at 58 percent and those receiving Although the academic standards are stringent tion levels comparable to those of all incom- athletically related financial aid graduated at 57 at Shippensburg, the 20 athletic teams have ing students. In 2009, the average SAT score percent. In addition, female athletes graduated won about 58 percent of all their contests for incoming freshmen athletes was 993, only at 74 percent and those receiving athletically since 1975. Twelve university teams have won slightly below the SAT average for new incom- related financial aid graduated at a rate of 80 65 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference ing students of 1013. Both groups average in percent. (PSAC) championships in the same period. the upper two-fifths of their graduating high school classes. Academic Support Services for Student Athletes Kurt Dunkel Coordinator of Shippensburg University established the Office of Academic Support Services for Student- Academic Sup- Athletes to provide the best possible resources for enhancing the academic experiences of port Services for student-athletes. Through the coordinator, a variety of academic assistance services are available, Student-Athletes including academic advising support, academic progress monitoring, academic counseling and Kurt Dunkel is referral, and assisting graduating student-athletes in researching and pursuing employment and/ responsible for or opportunities for graduate education. providing academic The Office of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes has strong links with the Learn- advisement, moni- ing Center and other campus-wide programs to support the academic well being of student- toring academic athletes. progress, counseling All student-athletes have the opportunity to participate in the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. and referral, and assisting graduating student- This program is committed to promoting excellence in academics, athletics, career and personal athletes in researching and pursuing employ- development, and community service. In addition, all incoming first-year student-athletes have ment and/or opportunities for graduate educa- the opportunity to voluntarily participate in the PACES program. PACES (Personal, Academic, tion. In addition, he directs the Study Table and Career Exploration Seminar) is open to all incoming undeclared first-year student-athletes Program, Laptop Loan Program, and facilitates who want to gain greater insight into campus majors, possible careers paths, campus resources, programming associated with the CHAMPS/ technology, scheduling concerns, and wellness issues. Life Skills Program. The office provides advisement and a variety of programming options for all student-athletes to During his graduate studies, Mr. Dunkel com- assist with balancing the demands of academic achievement and athletics success. pleted his practical counseling experiences at Shippensburg University's Counseling Center and at the Counseling Center at the Univer- 2010 Spring Semester Student-Athlete Academic Summary sity of Edinburgh in Scotland. He received a The information listed below is based on 18 intercollegiate athletic teams. 432 student-athletes MS in college counseling from Shippensburg represented Shippensburg University during the 2010 spring semester. University. • The semester QPA for all student-athletes was 2.96, men’s athletics was 2.69, and women's athletics He has worked at Shippensburg in two other was 3.23. capacities previously. Most recently he has • Women’s Basketball compiled the highest semester QPA by achieving a 3.46. Seven additional teams served as Academic Liaison/Counselor in earned a semester QPA of 3.0 or higher: Women’s Swimming (3.45), Women’s Volleyball (3.42), the Academic Success Program. Dunkel also Women’s Cross Country (3.41), Women’s Field Hockey (3.31), Women’s Track & Field (3.29), served as a mental health counselor in the Women’s Soccer (3.21), and Women’s Tennis (3.14). Student Counseling Center. • Six percent (26) of all student-athletes earned a 4.0 semester QPA. • Twenty five percent (108) of all student-athletes earned a 3.5 semester QPA or higher. Dunkel also enters his 13th year as a part • Fifty two percent (225) of all student-athletes earned a 3.0 semester QPA or higher. time assistant coach of track and field and has • Women’s Swimming and Women’s Cross Country compiled the highest cumulative QPAs, each team coached over 100 conference placewinners and achieving a 3.27. Six additional teams earned a cumulative QPA of 3.0 or higher: Women’s Volleyball 14 All-American athletes. As a student athlete, (3.26, Women’s Soccer (3.21), Women’s Track & Field (3.22), Women’s Basketball (3.19), Women’s Dunkel was an All-PSAC and All-American Field Hockey (3.16), and Women’s Tennis (3.15). javelin thrower – finishing 2nd at the NCAA • Forty three percent (186) of all student-athletes have achieved a 3.0 or higher cumulative QPA. championships in 1997 and 1998. He lives in • Thirty four percent (147) of student-athletes made the spring 2010 University Dean’s List (3.3 GPA Shippensburg with his wife and two young 6 Shippensburgor better). University sons. Red Raider Basketball 7 General Information Athletics Administration

Jeff Michaels Carrie Michaels Ashley Grimm Acting Director of Athletics Acting Associate Director of Athletics/ Acting Assistant Director of Athletics Senior Woman Administrator

Jeff Michaels was named the acting director of Carrie Michaels begins her third year as the Ashley Grimm was named the acting assistant intercollegiate athletics at Shippensburg Uni- acting associate athletic director and the senior director of athletics at Shippensburg on July 1, versity in June of 2009 to fill the vacancy cre- woman administrator at Shippensburg Univer- 2010. Her responsibilities with the athletics de- ated by the resignation of Dr. Roberta L. Page, sity. Prior to her appointment in September of partment will involve NCAA rules compliance who accepted a new position with the NCAA. 2008, Michaels had been serving as the interim and interpretation in addition to assisting in a The one-year appointment was renewed for the coordinator of Academic Support Services for variety of administrative roles. 2010-11 academic year. Student-Athletes since September of 2006. For the past two years, Grimm has been an ath- Michaels, who joined the university as associate As the academic support coordinator, Michaels letic department assistant and a graduate assis- director of athletics in 2005, had been respon- was responsible for providing academic advise- tant women's basketball coach at her alma ma- sible for organizing and implementing all as- ment, monitoring academic progress, coun- ter, Clarion University. Grimm was a valuable pects of NCAA rules compliance and education seling and referral, and assisting graduating resource to the athletics department in the areas for the university athletics department. He will student-athletes in researching and pursuing of compliance and academic performance while continue to assist his counterparts with these employment and/or opportunities for graduate organizing and administrating numerous events duties while representing Shippensburg Univer- education. and fund-raisers. sity in a variety of regional and national settings. Under her watch, Michaels had directed the As an assistant coach, Grimm was respon- He has been the chair of the NCAA Division Study Table Program and Laptop Loan Pro- sible for the majority of the scouting reports II Field Hockey Committee and a member of gram at Shippensburg while serving as an advi- and game film review for the women's basket- the Division II women’s lacrosse regional advisor to the Shippensburg chapter of SAAC. ball program along with the supervision of the sory committee. Michaels was also a facilitator team's academic progress. She was a valuable Shippensburg University boasts one of the lead- for the NCAA Division II Leadership Academy practice instructor and also assisted with re- ing Student-Athlete Advisory Committees for the past two years. cruiting and gameday operations. (SAAC) in the United States and the organi- Prior to coming to Shippensburg, Michaels zation has thrived over the past two years. In Grimm was a four-year letterwinner and start- served five years as an assistant to the athlet- 2008, SAAC raised more than $3,000 from the ing point guard on the women's basketball team ics director at Slippery Rock University where SU Athlete Auction and $4,500. Shippensburg at her alma mater and graduated as Clarion's he worked with compliance and facilities. He University, through the SAAC’s efforts, was all-time assists leader with 569. She scored 807 also spent five years as the sports information ranked fifth in NCAA Division II to donate to points, collected 217 steals, shot 42 percent director at Lycoming College, a Division III the Make-A-Wish Foundation. from the floor and 73 percent from the free school in Williamsport, Pa. Prior to Lycoming, throw line. Grimm was also a co-captain and Before coming to Shippensburg, Michaels Michaels served six months as Slippery Rock’s letterwinner on Clarion's first-ever women's served as the assistant to the Athletics Director interim sports promotion and information di- golf team. at Slippery Rock University where she coordi- rector, and one year as a graduate assistant in the nated all academic support services for student- As an undergraduate, Grimm was a two-year same capacity. athletes, in addition to directing athletic fund- president of Clarion's Student Athlete Advisory Michaels earned his bachelor of arts in mass raising and camps and conferences. Committee (SAAC) after serving as the organi- communication and political science from Ly- zation's vice-president as a sophomore. She also Prior to that position, Michaels served as the coming in 1992 and his master’s degree in ath- served as the vice-president of the student sen- Athletics Academic Coordinator and Assistant letics administration from Slippery Rock in ate during her senior year. Women’s Basketball Coach. After her time in 1993. In May 2009, he earned a master’s degree Slippery Rock, Michaels served as Commis- A gifted student, Grimm earned two PSAC in sport management from California Univer- sioner of the Atlantic Women’s Colleges Con- Top 10 awards and two ESPN The Magazine/ sity of Pennsylvania. ference (AWCC). CoSIDA Academic All-District certificates In addition to his almost 15-year involvement among her numerous academic honors. She was Michaels earned her bachelor of arts in psychol- in college athletics, Michaels spent the fall se- a four-time PSAC Scholar Athlete and gradu- ogy and criminal justice in 1995 at Duquesne mester of 1998 as an adjunct faculty member ated summa cum laude in 2008 with a degree in where she also competed as a student-athlete in at the Pennsylvania College of Technology in biology. After receiving a NCAA postgraduate the sport of basketball. She earned her master’s Williamsport teaching an introductory course scholarship, Grimm received her MBA in 2010. degree in sport management at Slippery Rock in broadcast communication. in 2001. Grimm, a native of Sugarloaf, lives in Michaels resides in Shippensburg with his wife Shippensburg. She resides in Shippensburg with her husband, Carrie and is the father of two sons, Douglas Jeff. and Drew.

Red Raider Basketball 7 General Information Heiges Field House

Fitness Center In addition to the rehabilitation center, Shippensburg University has a complete weight- training and fitness center inside the field house. The facility contains state-of-the-art equipment that benefits the athletes on campus and remains open more than 80 hours per week. The facility is undergoing a complete renovation this winter and will be operational in February with brand new equipment specifically designed to enhance the well being of the student athletes on campus. The cornerstone of Shippensburg’s recent con- struction is a brand new Student Recreation Cen- ter - an 8,000 square foot, two-level, fitness center with free weights and cardio machines. It houses a four-court gymnasium, an elevated running track, racquet and handball courts, and exercise and dance spaces. Training Facilities The scope and importance of sports medicine at Shippensburg University has shown rapid growth in recent years. In addition to upgraded facilities in Heiges Field House, the university completed the renovation of a sports medicine facility in Hender- son Gymnasium that primarily serves the women’s lacrosse, field hockey, and softball teams. Three full-time trainers oversee the training needs of 20 men’s and women’s athletic teams.

Rehabilitation Center The Etter Health Center provides essential health-care services for Shippensburg’s student athletes. Orthopaedic Associates of Chambersburg serve as the team orthopedic consultants. Wes Mallicone, director of sports medicine, supervises the first-aid, preven- tion, treatment, evaluation, and rehabilitation of injuries to approximately 600 student athletes. The sports medicine staff operates three coed training rooms on campus. Student athletes to seek out the new techniques and care now available to them in the area of sports medicine. They continue to be surprisingly sophisticated in their knowl- edge of today’s sports medicine methods. The coaches are very supportive of Ship’s sports medicine program since strong and healthy athletes are at a premium. Athletics Weight Room The Athletics Fitness Center is a brand new weight training and exercise facility constructed exclusively for use by the student-athletes on the campus of Shippensburg University. The center features state-of-the-art equipment, including Precor Cardio products, six PowerLift stations, 12 different Cybex Eagle stations, a Cybex Modular sta- tion, numerous Hoist free weight stations, a plethora of weight and barbells and various medicine balls along with additional fitness resources.

8 Shippensburg University The Coaches The Coaches HEAD COACH DAVE SPRINGER

Dave Springer Springer, who was an assistant coach at California University (Pa.) in 2001, has coached in the PSAC for 16 years at three different universi- Head Coach ties. Prior to taking the assistant’s job at California he was an assistant Tenth Year coach at Shippensburg for 11 years, coaching from 1989 to 1996 and again from 1998 to 2000. He guided Millersville to an 11-15 record as the team’s head coach during the 1996-97 season. Dave Springer enters his 10th year as head coach of the Shippensburg Springer began his coaching career in 1985 as an assistant at Bridgton University men’s basketball team. Academy in Bridgton, Maine. He became the head coach in 1986 and Over the course of nine seasons, served two years before moving on to Shippensburg to pursue a master’s Springer has recruited and graduated degree. During his three years at Bridgton, his teams compiled a record the winningest senior class in school of 38-30. history and revitalized the program Springer joined the Shippensburg coaching staff as a graduate assis- into a perennial PSAC Champion- tant at the start of the 1988-89 academic year and he was promoted to ship contender. full-time assistant coach the following year. He was on the staff in 1991 Including one season in which he was when Shippensburg won the PSAC championship and he assisted in the the interim head coach at Millersville University, Springer has compiled team’s drive to the PSAC West title in 1989. a 129-149 record, including a 118-134 mark with the Red Raiders. While at Shippensburg, Springer built a reputation for hard work. He In 2005-06, Springer produced his most successful team, as it won a was an energetic teacher and a tireless recruiter. He also helped the team Shippensburg record 24 games, captured the PSAC Western Division establish a support system for academics. That effort has paid dividends title with an 11-1 conference mark and was a runner-up in the PSAC through the years, helping Shippensburg maintain high retention and Championship. graduation rates. Five players made the dean’s list in the spring of 2002. It was Shippensburg’s first PSAC West crown since 1989, and at season’s Springer went to Millersville just before the start of the 1996-97 season end the Red Raiders nabbed the No. 4 seed in the NCAA Division II to be the interim head coach. Among his accomplishments with the Ma- East Region and made the school’s second appearance in the NCAA rauders was the work he devoted to the Millersville department of ath- Tournament and its first since 1991. letics in its effort to organize an academic support program for the team. Springer’s teams have also built a reputation for playing tough, aggressive On the court, Millersville was in the hunt for a PSAC playoff berth until defense. In the 2005 and 2006 campaigns, his teams finished in the na- the last week of the season, winning eight of their last 13 games. One of tion’s top 10 in scoring defense, and were ranked fourth in 2005-06 after the highlights of the year was an upset of PSAC champion Mansfield. It allowing just 59.1 points per game. was the only conference loss of the season for the Mounties. Springer’s success did not go unnoticed, as he was tabbed PSAC Western Springer spent seven summers coaching with Planet Basketball and The Division Coach of the Year for the 2006 season. He was recently selected Hoop Camp. He has taken eight teams to Venezuela, Spain, Sweden, to serve as a member of the 2007-08 East regional advisory committee Trinidad-Tobago and Canada. In the summer of 1999 he took a senior (RAC) for the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Committee. Among team which included Shippensburg star Wayne Morris and six other his duties were to rank the top teams in the region as well as aid with the All-PSAC players to Sweden. In the summer of 2000, before joining selection process for the NCAA tournament. the staff at California, he helped organize the Shippensburg basketball team’s tour in Canada. The summer of 2003, he took Marcus Hudson Shippensburg has also built a winning tradition at Heiges Field House and Chuck Davis on a six game tour to Toronto and Montreal. under Springer. Entering the 2008-09 season, his teams had won 44 of its last 55 games at home, including the opening round game of the PSAC Tournament in 2006.

Springer vs. Opponents

Team Record Team Record Team Record Alderson-Broaddus 2-1 Hawaii-Hilo 0-1 Queens (N.Y.) 0-1 Ashland 0-1 Hillsdale 0-2 Seattle-Pacific 0-1 Barton 0-2 Incarnate Word 0-1 Seton Hill 2-0 Bloomfield 1-0 Indiana (Pa.) 9-8 Shenandoah 0-1 Bloomsburg 8-5 Kutztown 5-7 Shepherd 4-3 California (Pa.) 2-14 Lincoln Memorial 1-0 Slippery Rock 11-5 Catawba 1-0 Lock Haven 11-6 South Carolina-Aiken 0-1 Chestnut Hill 2-0 Mansfield 5-7 South Dakota 0-1 Cheyney 3-8 Mercy 1-0 St. Mary’s (Tex.) 0-1 Clarion 8-7 Mercyhurst 0-2 St. Rose 1-0 Davis & Elkins 1-0 Millersville 9-4 Virginia Union 0-1 Dickinson 2-0 Mount Olive 0-1 Washington Adventist 0-1 Edinboro 3-13 Neumann 2-0 Wilmington 1-0 East Stroudsburg 7-7 Northern Michigan 0-1 Wisconsin-Parkside 0-1 Fairmont State 0-2 Ohio 0-1 West Chester 3-8 Felecian 1-0 Ohio Valley 2-2 West Liberty 2-0 Gannon 0-1 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 4-4 Goldey-Beacom 1-1 PSU-Allegheny 1-0

10 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 11 The Coaches HEAD COACH DAVE SPRINGER

Springer serves on the International Basketball Coaches Committee for the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). He is Springer Career Profile Vice-President on the Advisory Board of the Boys and Girls Clubhouse in Shippensburg. He worked with the Boys and Girls Club of Central Hometown Pennsylvania to open a Shippensburg Clubhouse in March of 2004. Dayton, Ohio Under his direction, many Red Raider players have worked as counselors College Education at the Boys and Girls Club. Ohio University, B.S., Business, 1984 Springer also began working to hold an annual “Food for the Hungry Shippensburg University, M.S., Game,” in which students receive free admission to the game with the Communication Studies, 1991 donation of a canned good. All proceeds have been donated to the local food bank, The King’s Kettle. Coaching Career A 1984 graduate of Ohio University, Springer holds a degree in business. 1985-86 Bridgton Academy, assistant coach He grew up in Dayton, Ohio, and played basketball at Northridge High 1986-87 Bridgton Academy, head coach School, graduating in 1978. Springer earned his master’s degree from 1989-98 Shippensburg, assistant coach Shippensburg in communications studies in the fall of 1991. Springer, 1997 Millersville, interim head coach along with his wife Jackie and son Austin, live in Shippensburg. 1999-00 Shippensburg, assistant coach 2000-01 California (Pa.), assistant coach 2001-Present Shippensburg, head coach

Springer’s Record Overall Record (Year 129-149 (10th) Record at Shippensburg 118-134 (8th) PSAC Record 51-74 Non-Conference Record 78-75 Home Record 78-53 Away Record 45-80 Neutral Record 8-15 Postseason Record 2-4

Springer Year-By-Year Millersville Year Overall Pct. Conf. Postseason 1996-97 11-15 .423 5-7 --

Shippensburg Year Overall Pct. Conf. Postseason 2001-02 9-17 .320 3-9 -- 2002-03 8-19 .296 4-8 -- 2003-04 10-17 .370 2-10 -- 2004-05 18-11 .621 7-5 PSAC Semifinals 2005-06 24-7 .774 11-1 PSAC Finalists, NCAA First Round 2006-07 17-14 .548 8-4 PSAC Quarterfinalists 2007-08 8-19 .296 2-10 -- 2008-09 12-15 .444 4-10 -- 2009-10 12-15 .444 5-9 -- Total 118-134 Total 129-149 .473 51-73

10 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 11 The Coaches

ASSISTANT COACHES

Mike Nestor provided depth in the paint and proved to be a valuable rebounder on both ends of the floor. He helped the Red Devils reach the Centennial Assistant Coach Conference playoffs in 2008 for the first time since 1997. 11th Year The Devils won their opening round playoff game at McDaniel College before falling to Ursinus College in the semifinals. The team went on Mike Nestor is the most tenured to earn a bid to the Eastern College Athletic Conference South Region member of the organization as he en- Tournament that season as well. ters his 11th year as an assistant coach Benjamin earned a degree in International Business and Management in on the men’s basketball staff. He is a May of 2009. He worked as a paralegal intern while in college and has 2000 graduate of Shippensburg Uni- significant experience with the Red Devil basketball camps, serving as an versity and played basketball for the intramural referee and a camp counselor to children. Red Raiders from 1995-2000. Nestor is an invaluable asset to the men’s basketball program and assists Eric Rahauser in every aspect of the team while Assistant Coach displaying the utmost professionalism. He coordinates the team’s high school recruiting and the advanced scouting of all opponents while trav- 2nd Year eling across the state as a tireless recruiter. Additionally, Nestor is an integral teacher and instructor in practice. He Eric Rahauser, the graduate assis- has also played an extremely major role in the development of Shippens- tant in the sports information office, burg’s guards, which have produced tremendous results during his watch. returns for his second season as a vol- With the coaching of Nestor, Marcus Hudson became Shippensburg’s unteer coach with the Shippensburg career steals leader in 2006 and Chuck Davis was named the PSAC men’s basketball coaching staff. He Western Division Player of the Year and has graduated at the top of graduated from Dickinson College Shippensburg’s career scoring list. His guards have also become known in 2009. for their aggressive defensive play, which has been instrumental in the Rahauser was a four-year letter Red Raiders’ success in recent years. winner with the Red Devil men’s bas- His coaching versatility has been showcased by working with all posi- ketball program, serving as the team tions on the team. Nestor served as the primary coach for the post captain during his junior and senior seasons. He moved into a starting players during the 2007-08 season while his former student, Marcus role midway through the 2007-08 campaign, helping Dickinson reach Hudson, worked with the guards. That year, three different post players the Centennial Conference playoffs for the first time since 1997. averaged at least 13 points and seven rebounds per game. The Devils won a first round playoff game at McDaniel before falling Nestor is also responsible for monitoring the academic support of the to eventual champion, Ursinus College, in the semifinals. The team also student-athletes in the men’s basketball program. earned a bid to the Eastern College Athletic Conference South Region Tournament that season. During his athletic career at Shippensburg, Nestor lettered four years and was captain of the team for two years. He scored a total of 631 Rahauser, earned a degree in American Studies in May of 2009. He points. In addition he had 263 rebounds and 218 assists. Primarily a is also an alum of the Mercersburg Academy and received the Plantz guard, Nestor also saw action at forward. He was the starting point guard Award in 2001, an honor bestowed upon the best male athlete in the in 1997-98 and 1998-99. senior class. He has extensive backgrounds in basketball camps, serving as an instructor for both Dickinson College and Rutgers University. He Nestor is from Collingdale and a 1995 graduate of Monsignor Bonner has also served as a director of residence and a writing instructor for the High School. He played for Shippensburg in 1995-96 and then led the Young Writer’s Camp at Mercersburg Academy. team in three-pointers with 27 the following season. As a junior in 1999, he led Shippensburg in assists with 92 and then as a senior in 2000, he was second on the team in assists with 45. Brian Oleksiak Nestor completed his master’s degree in communications studies at Assistant Coach Shippensburg in 2005. He was recently married and lives with his wife Sarah in Carlisle. 1st Year

Brian Oleksiak joins the coaching Jamaal Benjamin staff as a volunteer assistant after his graduation in 2010. He will assist in Assistant Coach all facets of the program, including 2nd Year recruiting, one-on-one instruction, scouting, game preparation and video coordination. Jamaal Benjamin returns for his second season with the Shippensburg Oleksiak, a native of Meadowbrook, men’s basketball coaching staff for was one of the hardest workers in the the 2010-11 season. The Dickinson PSAC during his four years with the College graduate will serve as a social men’s basketball program from 2006-10. equity coach. In 100 career games, Oleksiak made 54 career starts and compiled 433 Benjamin, a New York native from career points. His greatest success came with his intangibles and court Campbell Hall, was a three-year sense, as Oleksiak was among SU’s leaders in rebounds, assists, blocks letter winner for the Red Devils. He and steals during his final two seasons while also displaying an uncanny knack for drawing charges.

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12 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 13 Season Outlook Roster

No. name Pos. yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 4 Will Kirkland F R-So. 6-5 227 Philadelphia/Roman Catholic 5 Wes Kirkland F R-So. 6-5 206 Philadelphia/Roman Catholic 10 Lamar Jackson G R-So. 5-10 167 Philadelphia/Archbishop Carroll 11 Jordan Stasyszyn G R-Jr. 6-2 182 Carlisle/Carlisle (Fairleigh Dickinson) 15 Jaren Gembe G Sr. 6-0 183 Greencastle/Greencastle-Antrim 21 Dylan Edgar C Fr. 6-10 220 Shiremanstown/Mechanicsburg 22 Dane Lauber G R-Jr. 6-4 189 York/West York 23 Justin Minter G Sr. 6-2 192 Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty 24 Craig Van Scyoc G Jr. 6-2 194 Shippensburg/Shippensburg 32 Ryan Corrigan G Fr. 6-2 162 Harrisburg/Bishop McDevitt 34 Philip Sasko G/F Fr. 6-5 201 Stockholm, Sweden/Blackebergs Gymnasium 42 John Corrigan G/F R-So. 6-5 188 Harrisburg/Bishop McDevitt (Navy) 44 Will Royal F R-Sr. 6-7 235 Harrisburg/Harrisburg (Robert Morris)

Head Coach: Dave Springer (Ohio ’84), 10th year at SU, 11th overall Assistant Coach: Mike Nestor (Shippensburg ’00/’05M), 11th year at SU) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Assistant Coach: Jamaal Benjamin (Dickinson ’09), 2nd year at SU 11 Jordan Stasyszyn stuh-SISH-en Volunteer Assistant: Eric Rahauser (Dickinson ’09), 2nd year at SU 15 Jaren Gembe hard G on the first letter Volunteer Assistant: Brian Oleksiak (Shippensburg ’10), 1st year at SU 24 Craig Van Scyoc van SIGHoc

14 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 15 Season Outlook

The Shippensburg men’s basketball team was picked to finish seventh in the PSAC Eastern Division preseason coaches poll released by league officials and is looking to exceed the expectations assigned to them by the league. Shippensburg returns 10 letterwinners from last season, including three starters. The team has lost just three letterwinners from last year and has brought in four new players. Among the team’s returning veterans are senior Jaren Gembe – one of two true seniors on the squad - and junior forward Will Royal - who led the team in scoring and rebounding last season. “Our number one goal is to make the playoffs and be one of those top four teams,” Gembe said. “We’re very competitive and have a lot of guys that are going to get playing time. It always makes you better as a team and we’ll be better both in practice and in games.” Head coach Dave Springer is back for his 10th season at the helm of the Red Raider program and has compiled 118 career victories at Shippensburg. “We want to compete, we want to improve and we want to achieve,” Springer said. “I really like the way that the veterans have come back after preparing themselves over the summer – they The team’s other senior is Jaren Gembe, a FORWARD came in ready to get after it.” veteran of more than 70 games with the Red Redshirt junior Will Royal made an immediate Raiders. The point guard played in all 27 “I look at our roster and I know this group has impact in his first season with the Red Raiders games last season and finished third on the a good chance to compete in this league be- after transferring from Division I Robert Mor- team with 51 assists. Gembe will be the team’s cause they are all unselfish, they all work hard ris. In 19 games last season, Royal averaged captain for the 2010-11 season and is an out- and they all have pretty good basketball IQs. I 11.1 points and 6.9 rebounds per game – both standing leader on the floor. think that can turn into a good season.” team-highs – scoring in double figures 14 times Shippensburg’s roster also boasts nine players Redshirt junior Dane Lauber is back and will and posting five double-doubles. look to impress this season. Lauber had some from central Pennsylvania. “I’m excited that Three redshirt sophomores look to impress standout performances last year and started all we’ve got nine local guys,” Springer said. “I this season. Will Kirkland appeared in 26 27 of the team’s games. He averaged 5.9 points just feel really good about this group – because games last season, averaging 4.4 points and 2.5 and 3.2 rebounds per game, totaling 44 assists. these guys have all ended up together for a rebounds per game. He will be joining the club His defensive prowess will also be a significant reason. It’s nice to have that local feel and it’s during the second semester. nice to have that chemistry.” factor this season. Wes Kirkland started in nine of the 14 Fellow junior Craig Van Scyoc is possibly the contests last season in which he appeared but GUARD best all-around player on the team. Van Scyoc missed the second half due to injury. He scored Redshirt sophomore Lamar Jackson returns to truly came into his own last season, playing in 6.9 points per game and averaged over two the point after a spectacular debut season. Jack- all 27 games and making 12 starts. In addition rebounds per contest. son started all 26 games in which he appeared to leading the team with 42 three-pointers, Van and averaged 9.0 points and ranked second in Scyoc averaged nearly eight points and four Newcomer John Corrigan joins his brother the PSAC for three-point field goal percentage, rebounds per game. He is a tremendous asset to Ryan as talented Bishop McDevitt alums shooting over 40 percent from beyond the arc. the team and will be a starter this season. looking to make an impact. John spent two years at Navy before leaving the service. He Perhaps his most important aspect was his abil- Another redshirt junior, Jordan Stasyszyn, averaged 18 points and six rebounds per game ity to distribute the basketball – a fact marked begins his first full season with the team. as a senior. by Jackson’s team-high 87 assists. He had at Stasyszyn, a transfer from Fairleigh Dickinson, least one assist in 25 of 26 games and was sev- joined the club midway through last season and Freshman Dylan Edgar becomes an immedi- enth in the league for assist-to-turnover ratio. averaged almost seven points per game in his ate starter as a powerful, 6-10 center. The Senior Justin Minter is one of two guards 13 appearances. He is an outstanding shooter Mechanicsburg High School product averaged entering their final seasons with Shippensburg. and will be used heavily this season. 12.7 points and 10 rebounds per contest and was honored as a Patriot News Big 15 All Star. Minter played in 16 games last season, averag- Freshman Ryan Corrigan, a native of Bishop He hopes to form a 1-2 tandem with Royal in ing 3.8 points and 1.9 rebounds per game. He McDevitt High School, will be given a chance the post. will surpass the 500-point plateau this season to contribute this season. Corrigan, who joins and will also be a valuable defender for the Red his brother John on the team, excelled for the Another true freshman, Philip Sasko, joins Raiders. Crusaders and averaged 15 points per game as the squad from Sweden. Sakso played for club a senior. team KFUM Blackeberg and averaged 10 points, five assists and two blocks per game. He will provide depth this season.

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COACHING STAFF Dave Springer (Ohio ‘84) enters his 10th year as head coach of the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team. Over the course of nine seasons, Springer has recruited and graduated the winningest senior class in school history and revitalized the program into a perennial PSAC Championship contender. Including one season in which he was the interim head coach at Millersville University, Springer has compiled a 129-149 record, including a 118- 134 mark with the Red Raiders. Mike Nestor ‘00/’04M is the most tenured member of the organization as he enters his 11th year as an assistant coach on the men’s basketball staff. He is a 2000 graduate of Shippensburg University and played basketball for the Red Raiders from 1995-2000. He is an invaluable asset to the men’s basketball program and assists in every aspect of the team while displaying the utmost professionalism. Nestor coordinates the team’s high school recruiting and the advanced scouting of all opponents. Jamaal Benjamin (Dickinson ’09) returns for his second season with the Shippensburg men’s basketball coaching staff for the 2010-11 season. The Dickinson College graduate will serve as a social equity coach. Eric Rahauser (Dickinson ’09), the graduate assistant in the sports information office, returns for his second season as a volunteer coach with the Shippensburg men’s basketball coaching staff. He is an integral instructor during practice sessions. Brian Oleksiak ’10 joins the coaching staff as a volunteer assistant after wrapping up his career with the Red Raiders as a four-year letterwinner who played in 100 career games. Oleksiak will assist in all facets of the program.

Wes Kirkland

16 Shippensburg University Player Profiles Player Profiles Returning players

Jaren Gembe 6-0 • Senior • G Greencastle/Greencastle-Antrim

2009-10 ( Junior): Played in all 27 games for the Red Raiders; starting once…averaged three points per game as a junior… finished third on the team with 51 assists…also recorded 13 steals...scored a season-high 10 points against Cheyney on Jan. 30…drained 14 three-pointers…handed out a season-high five assists against Mercy (N.Y.)…stole the ball a season-high four times against Bloomsburg…tallied points in 21 of this 27 contests. 2008-09 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 27 of the team’s games as a sophomore, making three starts…saw 16.2 minutes per game…finished the year with 53 assists and eight steals… Career Highs ranked third on the team in helpers…scored a career-high Points nine points twice, once at Lock Haven in December and again 10 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10) versus Millersville in February…finished 23-of-27 from the free throw line…averaged 3.0 points per game…continued Rebounds to mature as a point guard for the Red Raiders… achieved a 5 at IUP (1/10/09) career-high six assists at IUP and in the season finale versus Field Goals Cheyney. 4 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10) 2007-08 (Freshman): Local talent had little trouble making 4 at Lock Haven (12/20/08) transition to the collegiate level…appeared in 24 games, mak- 3-Pointers Made ing one start…averaged 11.7 minutes per game…totaled 60 3 vs. Millersville (2/11/09) points on the season…finished 18-of-20 from the free throw line…finished with 37 assists…averaged 2.5 points per game. 3-Pointers Attempted 4 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10) Greencastle-Antrim High School: Played for father Garon at Greencastle-Antrim...led team to the PIAA Class AAA Free Throws Made championship game for the first time in school history...team 6 at Goldey-Beacom (11/19/08) posted a 20-12 record...finished career with 1,287 points, Assists ranking second on school’s all-time scoring list...averaged 15.6 6 vs. Cheyney (2/28/09) points per game and scored in double figures on 26 occasions... scored career-high 34 points against East Penn...led team with Steals 137 assists and also grabbed 111 rebounds...named second 4 vs. Bloomsburg (1/27/10) team all-state following senior season...is a three-time Mid- Minutes Penn Conference selection and a three-time Public Opinion 34 vs. Cheyney (2/28/09) All-Star. Personal: Full name is Jaren Glen Gembe…is the son of Garon and Julie Gembe (both are Shippensburg University graduates)...majoring in finance while seeking a minor in coaching. 15 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2007-08 24-1 280-11.7 17-43 3.95 8-20 .400 18-20 .900 5-10 15-.6 21-0 32 41 0 7 60-2.5 2008-09 27-3 438-16.2 25-72 .347 8-33 .242 23-27 .852 5-31 36-1.3 26-0 53 38 1 8 81-3.0 2009-10 27-1 424-15.7 30-77 .390 14-43 .326 8-12 .667 5-23 28-1.0 29-1 51 28 1 13 82-3.0 Career 78-5 1142-14.6 72-192 .375 30-96 .313 49-59 .831 15-64 79-1.0 76-1 136 107 2 28 223-2.9

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Lamar Jackson 5-9 • R-So. • G Philadelphia/Archbishop Carroll

2009-10 (R-Freshman): Started all 26 games in which he appeared during his first season with the Red Raiders…averaged 9.0 points and 1.7 rebounds per game…hit over 40 percent of his three-point attempts, totaling 33 for the season…ranked second in the PSAC for three-point percentage…was seventh in the PSAC in assist-to-turnover ratio…had at least one assist in 25 of 26 games…led the team with 87 assists…poured in a career-high 22 points against Shepherd…recorded a career- high eight assists on back-to-back occasions early in the season…put up 16 points and seven assists on the road against Wilmington (Del.)…scored 15 points and dished out seven Career Highs assists against West Chester.

Points 2008-09 (Freshman): Redshirt season. 22 vs. Shepherd (12/8/09) Archbishop Carroll High School: Jackson was a stand-out Rebounds point guard who regularly played among the best in the 3 (multiple occasions) Catholic League… overcame an early season injury as a senior and thrived by season’s end… earned All-Catholic League Field Goals honorable mention and played in the Philadelphia All-City 7 vs. Shepherd (12/8/09) Class All Star Game, where he scored 19 points against several 3-Pointers Made players who have gone to Division I schools... averaged 12 4 vs. Shepherd (12/8/09) points, six assists and 1.5 steals per game as a senior. 4 at Cheyney (2/27/10) Personal: Full name is Lamar Rashaan Jackson…is the son of 3-Pointers Attempted Rasheeda Jackson…majoring in management. 7 at Cheyney (2/27/10) Free Throws Made 5 vs. Millersville (1/20/10) 5 at Wilmington (11/24/09) Assists 8 vs. Mercy (11/21/09) 8 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) Steals 5 at Wilmington (11/24/09) Minutes 32 vs. Millersville (1/20/10) 32 vs. Washington Adventist (12/12/09) 10 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2009-10 26-26 649-25.0 78-201 .388 33-81 .407 44-80 .550 12-22 34-1.3 35-1 87 70 2 34 233-9.0 Career 26-26 649-25.0 78-201 .388 33-81 .407 44-80 .550 12-22 34-1.3 35-1 87 70 2 34 233-9.0

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Wes Kirkland 6-5 • R-So. • F Philadelphia/Roman Catholic

2009-10 (R-Freshman): Started in nine of the 14 games he played during his first full season with the Red Raiders… scored 6.9 points and grabbed two rebounds per game…put up a career-high 18 points against Washington Adventist… led the team in scoring with 16 points and hit 7-of-9 field goals against Indiana (Pa.)…played a season-high 29 minutes against Washington Adventist. 2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in the first two games of the season before having to take a medical redshirt due to injury… averaged five points and 2.5 rebounds per game...went 5-for-7 from the field…saw 11 minutes per game in the two games Career Highs played. Points Roman Catholic High School: Wes Kirkland averaged 12 18 vs. Washington Adventist points and five rebounds in his senior season at Roman Catho- (12/12/09) lic and was selected to the Third Team All-Catholic League Rebounds squad. He also received honorable mention All-City recogni- 5 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) tion in Philadelphia. Kirkland helped guide his team to the 2008 Catholic League Championship and the 2007 Alhambra Field Goals Catholic Invitational Tournament Championship as a senior, 8 vs. Washington Adventist with the squad finishing ranked No. 15 in the nation. In three (12/12/09) years as a varsity starter, Kirkland and his Roman Catholic 3-Pointers Made High School teammates finished with a 67-15 record. His None team won the Philadelphia Catholic League title in 2006-07 and he was ranked as a Top 50 player in the state and the 3-Pointers Attempted Philadelphia metro area. 1 at Mercyhurst (1/2/10) Personal: Full name is Wesley James Kirkland…is the son of Free Throws Made Will Kirkland Sr…majoring in sociology. 2 (multiple occasions) Assists 2 vs. Virginia Union (12/13/09) 2 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) Steals 1 (multiple occasions) Minutes 29 vs. Virginia Union (12/13/09)

5 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg 2008-09 2-0 22-11.0 5-7 .714 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-4 5-2.5 4-0 0 1 0 0 10-5.0 2009-10 14-9 243-17.4 45-89 .506 0-1 .000 7-12 .583 11-17 28-2.0 27-0 6 24 4 4 97-6.9 Career 16-9 265-16.6 50-96 .521 0-1 .000 7-12 .583 12-21 33-2.1 31-0 6 25 4 4 107-6.7

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Will Kirkland 6-5 • R-So. • F Philadelphia/Roman Catholic

2009-10 (R-Freshman): Appeared in 26 games in first full season with the Red Raiders…averaged 4.4 points and 2.5 rebounds per game…recorded 17 steals for the year…posted career highs in points, rebounds and minutes against Cheyney… matched his career high of 10 points vs. West Chester. 2008-09 (Freshman): Redshirt season. Roman Catholic High School: Will Kirkland averaged 13 points and six rebounds in his senior year at Roman Catholic and was selected to the Second Team All-Catholic League squad. He also received honorable mention All-City recogni- Career Highs tion in Philadelphia. Kirkland helped guide his team to the 2008 Catholic League Championship and the 2007 Alhambra Points Catholic Invitational Tournament Championship as a senior, 10 vs. West Chester (2/24/10) with the squad finishing ranked No. 15 in the nation. In three 10 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10) years as a varsity starter, Kirkland and his Roman Catholic Rebounds High School teammates finished with a 67-15 record. 8 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10) Personal: Full name is William B. Kirkland…is the son of Will Kirkland Sr…major is currently undeclared. Field Goals 5 vs. West Chester (2/24/10) 3-Pointers Made 1 at Mansfield (2/6/10) 3-Pointers Attempted 2 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) 2 at Lock Haven (11/15/09) Free Throws Made 2 (multiple occasions) Assists 2 (multiple occasions) Steals 3 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) Minutes 28 vs. Cheyney (1/30/10)

4 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg 2009-10 26-0 365-14.0 50-107 .467 1-11 .091 13-29 .448 19-47 66-2.5 58-0 20 37 2 17 114-4.4 Career 26-0 365-14.0 50-107 .467 1-11 .091 13-29 .448 19-47 66-2.5 58-0 20 37 2 17 114-4.4

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Dane Lauber 6-2 • R-Jr. • G York/West York

2009-10 (R-Sophomore): Started in all 27 games for Shippensburg…averaged 5.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game…tallied 44 assists and 21 steals…shot 42.6 percent from the field and 37.5 percent from three-point range…led the team with 17 points in a 71-63 win over Mansfield…dished out four assists in an 87-83 win over nationally-ranked Kutz- town…played a season-high 29 minutes against Washington Adventist ...recorded a game-high five assists in a 63-61 win over West Chester…notched a season-high three steals on two occasions. 2008-09 (Sophomore): Appeared in the first two games of the Career Highs season before having to take a medical redshirt due to injury… Points scored five points and grabbed three rebounds...also had two 17 at Mansfield (2/6/10) assists and two steals. Rebounds 2007-08 (Freshman): Versatile athlete that can make adjust- 10 vs. Edinboro (1/19/08) ments on the fly…adapted well to speed of college game…appeared in 23 games, making 10 starts…averaged 17.9 minutes Field Goals per game…totaled 92 points on the season for 4.0 points per 5 (multiple occasions) game…finished fifth on team in rebounding with 61…notched 3-Pointers Made 24 assists…shot 40% from the field. 4 at Mansfield (2/6/10) West York High School: Posted 12 points and 4.5 rebounds 3-Pointers Attempted per game as a senior at West York...handed out 4.4 assists per 4 at Mansfield (2/6/10) game and shot 82 percent from the free throw line...recorded 4 at Millersville (2/15/10) 1.5 steals per contest and shot 59 percent from the field during senior campaign...named First Team YAIAA as a senior... Free Throws Made helped team to a 29-4 record and YAIAA and District 3 AAA 5 vs. Slippery Rock (2/23/08) championships...team was ranked as high as No. 1 in the state 5 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/13/10) during senior season...participated in the 31st annual Round- Assists ball Classic...reached the finals of the all-star game’s slam dunk 5 at West Chester (2/3/10) competition at Steel-High’s Benkovic Gym. Steals Personal: Full name is Dane Lauber...is the son of Amy Lau- 3 vs. Mercy (11/21/09) ber...majoring in sociology. 3 vs. East Stroudsburg (2/13/10) Minutes 33 vs. Lock Haven (1/16/08)

22 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2007-08 23-10 411-17.9 33-82 .402 4-18 .222 22-35 .629 16-45 61-2.7 16-0 24 26 4 17 92-4.0 2008-09 2-0 21-10.5 2-5 .400 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 1-2 3-1.5 1-0 2 1 0 2 5-2.5 2009-10 27-27 540-20.0 58-136 .426 15-40 .375 29-42 .690 25-61 86-3.2 43-1 44 46 5 21 160-5.9 Career 52-37 972-18.7 93-223 .417 20-59 .339 51-77 .662 42-108 150-2.9 60-1 70 73 9 40 257-4.9

22 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 23 Player Profiles Returning players

Justin Minter 6-2 • Senior • G Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty

2009-10 ( Junior): Played in 16 games in third season with the Red Raider basketball team…averaged 3.8 points and 1.9 rebounds per game…blocked seven shots…registered 11 assists and four steals…scored a season-high 12 points against Slip- pery Rock…pulled down a season-high six rebounds on two occasions…blocked three shots against East Stroudsburg… scored eight points, grabbed six rebounds and blocked two shots in 15 minutes of action against Millersville. 2008-09 (Sophomore): Continued to serve a valuable role as a starting guard for the Red Raiders…was one of just two players to start in all 27 games…ranked second on the team with Career Highs 24 blocks, third in three-pointers (10-of-56) and fifth on the Points team in scoring with 7.7 points per game…shot just under 40 20 at California (Pa.) (2/20/08) percent from the field…dished out 37 assists and picked up 19 Rebounds steals…averaged 3.4 rebounds per game…posted double fig- 10 vs. California (Pa.) (1/23/08) ures in eight games during the season…had a season-high five assists at Mansfield…tallied a season-high 16 points on two Field Goals occasions, including the season opener against Lock Haven 7 vs. Lock Haven (11/17/08) and a home victory over Bloomsburg…fought for a season- 7 at California (Pa.) (2/20/08) high eight rebounds against East Stroudsburg…served as the 3-Pointers Made team’s leading scorer in two games. 4 vs. Bloomsburg (2/18/09) 2007-08 (Freshman): Athletic guard that made an immediate Free Throws Made impact on the Red Raider rotation…appeared in all 27 games, 5 at Gannon (12/30/08) making 22 starts…named PSAC Eastern Division Rookie 5 at Slippery Rock (1/3/10) of the Week three times…finished the season by scoring at least nine points in 14 of his last 15 games and averaging 15.6 Assists points over the final five games of the season… averaged 8.2 6 at UPJ (1/2/08) points per game…had a field-goal percentage of 45 percent, 6 vs. Chestnut Hill (12/4/07) the second-highest mark on the team…led team in scoring in Steals two games…scored in double digits on 11 occasions…recorded 2 (multiple occasions) a career-high 20 points against California (Pa.)…ranked third on the team with 12.1 points per game against PSAC op- Minutes ponents…was second on team with a field-goal percentage of 41 vs. East Stroudsburg (1/17/09 47 percent against PSAC teams…averaged 26.2 minutes per game. Cardinal Dougherty High School: Finished the season as a second-team all-Catholic League selection in Philadelphia… led the Cardinals to the Catholic League semi-finals, where they lost to Roman Catholic...concluded the season with a 26-3 record… averaged 11 points and nine rebounds per game... also played football and was a First Team All-City as a strong safety…served as his class president during his senior season. Personal: Full name is Justin Minter...is the son of Yvette Minter and Butler Smith...majoring in human communica- 23 tions studies. CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2007-08 27-22 707-26.2 78-175 .446 18-50 .360 48-70 .686 31-54 85-3.1 46-0 43 52 13 13 222-8.2 2008-09 27-27 785-29.1 75-189 .397 19-56 .339 39-77 .506 26-66 92-3.4 64-1 37 54 24 19 208-7.7 2009-10 16-0 239-14.9 22-65 .338 3-20 .150 14-28 .500 6-25 31-1.9 19-0 11 18 7 4 61-3.8 Career 70-49 1731-24.7 175-429 .408 40-126 .317 101-175 .577 63-145 208-3.0 139-1 91 124 43 36 491-7.0

Red Raider Basketball 23 Player Profiles Returning players

Will Royal Forward • R-Jr. • 6-7 • 230 Harrisburg/Harrisburg (Robert Morris)

2009-10 (R-Sophomore): Made an immediate impact in his first season with the Red Raiders after transferring from Divi- sion I Robert Morris…led the team in scoring and rebounding…averaged 11.1 points and 6.9 rebounds per game… finished second on the team with nine blocks…played in 19 games and made nine starts…thrived in the second half of the season…saw 24.4 minutes per game…shot 53.4 percent from the field…posted a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, which were both team game highs, on the road against Mercyhurst…recorded a double-double with a season-high 17 points and 14 rebounds in an 87-83 win over nationally- Career Highs ranked Kutztown…played a season-high 34 minutes on two occasions…had five double-doubles on the year…posted Points double figures in 14 of his 19 contests, including his first six 17 vs. Kutztown (2/20/10) games with Shippensburg. Rebounds 2008-09 (Sophomore): Played at Division I Robert Morris 14 vs. Kutztown (2/20/10) University…competed in four games and a total of 19 minutes Field Goals for the Colonials…totaled four points and six rebounds in 7 vs. California (Pa.) (1/10/10) limited action. 3-Pointers Made 2007-08 (Freshman): Played at Division I Robert Morris Uni- None versity…appeared in 10 games before suffering a season-end- ing knee injury…played a total of 39 minutes…in collegiate 3-Pointers Attempted debut hit his only shot from the field and grabbed a rebound None in a 72-66 win over Iona…totaled a career-high 12 minutes Free Throws Made and scored two points, grabbed two boards and posted a block 7 at West Chester (2/3/10) against Drexel in The Philly Hoop Group Classic…scored two points, grabbed a career-high three rebounds and added two Assists assists in nine minutes of work in a 72-53 win over Howard. 2 (multiple occasions) Harmony Community Prep School: Averaged 17.3 points Steals and 9.4 rebounds under head coach Rodney Crawford… 1 (multiple occasions) helped the Canes to an overall record of 40-4 and the Prep Minutes School National Championship in Washington, D.C. 34 vs. Kutztown (2/20/10) Harrisburg High School: Earned three varsity letters while 34 at Mansfield (2/6/10) playing for head coach Kirk Smallwood at Harrisburg High School…averaged 15.1 points, 10.2 rebounds, and two assists per game for his career…named to All-State first team his senior year...named to the “Big 15” honors his senior year. Personal: Full name is William H. Royal…is the son of the late William H. Royal, Jr. and the late Denise E. Royster… majoring in criminal justice. 44 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2007-08 10-0 39-3.9 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-10 10-1.0 4-0 2 4 1 0 6-0.6 2008-09 4-0 19-4.8 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-5 6-1.5 2-0 0 2 0 0 4-1.0 2009-10 19-9 464-24.4 78-146 .534 0-0 .000 54-78 .692 29-103 132-6.9 47-1 10 40 9 10 210-11.1 Career 33-9 522-15.8 83-163 .509 0-0 .000 54-79 .683 30-118 148-4.5 53-1 12 46 10 10 220-6.6

24 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 25 Player Profiles Returning players

Jordan Stasyszyn Guard • R-Jr. • 6-3 • 180 Carlisle/Carlisle (Fairleigh Dickinson)

2009-10 (R-Sophomore): Appeared in 13 games after transferring from Division I Fairleigh Dickinson in New Jersey… played 13.7 minutes per game and averaged 6.9 points per game…shot 39 percent from the field and 35.7 percent from three-point range…hit over 88 percent of his free throw attempts and missed just two all season…scored a season-high 17 points against Cheyney…poured in 14 points and hit 3-of- 6 three-pointers in 18 minutes of action against Kutztown… led the team with 11 points and three assists vs. Bloomsburg… made a season-high four three-pointers against Cheyney. 2008-09 (Sophomore): Competed for Division I Fairleigh Career Highs Dickinson…appeared in seven games for the Knights, making Points four starts…averaged 1.3 points and two rebounds per game… 17 at Cheyney (2/27/10) scored a season-high three points on three occasions, including once vs. Pittsburgh…averaged 15.7 minutes per game. Rebounds 5 vs. Norfolk State (12/10/07) 2007-08 (Freshman): Competed for Division I Fairleigh Dickinson…appeared in 10 games, making one start…aver- Field Goals aged 11.5 minutes per game…shot 41.2 percent from behind 6 at Cheyney (2/27/10) the arc…averaged just under three points per game and 1.2 3-Pointers Made rebounds per game…grabbed five boards in the Knights’ 4 at Cheyney (2/27/10) home opener versus Norfolk State... Scored a season-high nine points versus Stony Brook, connecting on 3-for-5 from 3-Pointers Attempted the floor, including a pair of three-pointers... Earned his first 6 (multiple occasions) start versus St. Peter’s on...sidelined with an injury suffered at Free Throws Made UNC- Charlotte. 3 (multiple occasions) Carlisle High School: Played guard for four years for his Assists father, Coach Joe Stasyszyn...named District Tournament 3 at Bloomsburg (2/17/10) MVP, Sentinel Player of the Year, All-State Nominee (AAAA) and Blackhawk Tournament MVP his senior year... arned a Steals spot on the Harrisburg Patriot News Big 15 Team in 2007... 2 at West Chester (2/3/10) selected to the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Conference First Minutes Team in 2007...three-time team MVP...as a freshman, aver- 25 at Bloomsburg (2/17/10) aged 12 points per game... sophomore year averaged 14 points per game and junior year averaged 16 points per game...senior year, averaged 24 points per game, five rebounds per game and five assists per game...third on the All-Time scoring list with 1,634 points...three-point field goal leader with 297...holds the single season three-point record with 110...also holds the school record with 10 treys in a game…played for the New Jersey Cyclones club team and helped the team to the AAU Nationals Top 16 and to a championship at the Pitt Jamfest. Personal: Full name is Jordan Stasyszyn…is the son of Joseph and Denise Stasyszyn…has one sister, Kelsey. 11 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts-Avg 2007-08 10-1 115-11.5 8-21 .381 7-17 .412 5-7 .714 2-10 12-1.2 3-0 3 4 0 2 28-2.8 2008-09 7-4 110-15.7 3-19 .158 2-15 .133 1-1 1.000 1-13 14-2.0 7-0 5 8 0 2 9-1.3 2009-10 13-0 178-13.7 30-77 .390 15-42 .357 15-17 .882 11-11 22-1.7 13-0 7 5 1 4 90-6.9 Career 30-5 403-13.4 41-117 .350 24-74 .324 21-25 .840 14-34 48-1.6 23-0 15 17 1 8 127-4.2

Red Raider Basketball 25 Player Profiles Returning players

Craig Van Scyoc 6-2 • Junior • G Shippensburg/Shippensburg

2009-10 (Sophomore): Enjoyed a breakout second season with the Red Raiders…played in 27 games and made 12 starts during sophomore season…played 21.5 minutes per game… averaged 7.8 points per game and shot 42.6 percent from the field…led the team with 42 three-pointers…made 88.5 percent of his free throws…averaged four rebounds per game and picked up 16 steals…led the team with seven rebounds against Lock Haven in the season opener…scored a career-high 17 points while hitting a career-high five three-pointers against Penn State Greater Allegheny…pulled in a career-high nine rebounds against Bloomsburg…dished out three assists vs. Career Highs Washington Adventist. 2008-09 (Freshman): Served a valuable bench role during his Points first season with the Red Raiders…appeared in 26 games as 17 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) a freshman, making one start… averaged 1.9 points and 1.3 Rebounds rebounds per game…scored a career-high eight points on two 9 vs. Bloomsburg (1/27/10) occasions, at Lock Haven and at West Chester…played in an Field Goals average of 9.5 minutes per contest…shot 38 percent from the 6 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) field and 30 percent from three-point range…converted all five of his free-throw attempts…compiled seven assists and two 3-Pointers Made steals. 5 vs. PSU-GA (11/20/09) Shippensburg Area High School: Van Scyoc finished a 3-Pointers Attempted prestigious high school athletic career as the all-time leading 11 (multiple occasions) scorer at Shippensburg Area Senior High School with 1,258 Free Throws Made points. Among his impressive career totals include 98 steals, 4 (multiple occasions) 115 assists and 600 rebounds. As a senior, Van Scyoc averaged 17 points and nine rebounds after compiling an average of 18 Assists points and nine rebounds as a junior for the Greyhounds. Over 3 vs. Washington Adventist his career, he shot 52 percent from the field and 76 percent (12/12/09) from the free-throw line. As a senior, he was named to the Steals Public Opinion First Team, Carlisle Sentinel All-Sentinel 2 (multiple occasions) First Team and the Harrisburg Patriot-News Big 15 First Team. Van Scyoc was also the starting quarterback for the Minutes Greyhound football team and compiled 1,177 passing yards 36 vs. Millersville (1/20/10) and 14 touchdowns as a senior. He also participated in track and field and was a member of the student council. Personal: Full name is Craig Timothy Van Scyoc…is the son of Randy and Cathy Van Scyoc…majoring in criminal justice. 24 CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Reb-Avg PF-DQ A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg 2008-09 26-1 246-9.5 18-47 .383 8-27 .296 5-5 1.000 16-18 34-1.3 12-0 7 9 0 2 49-1.9 2009-10 27-12 581-21.5 73-171 .427 42-114 .368 23-26 .885 39-68 107-4.0 25-0 13 23 0 16 211-7.8 Career 53-13 827-15.6 91-218 .417 50-141 .355 28-31 .903 55-86 141-2.7 27-0 20 32 0 18 260-4.9

26 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 27 Player Profiles newcomers

John Corrigan Forward • R-So. • 6-5 Harrisburg/Bishop McDevitt (Navy)

2009-10 (R-Freshman): Attended Navy; did not play basketball. 2008-09 (Freshman): Attended Navy; chose not to play basketball to focus on the obligations of joining the academy. Bishop McDevitt High School: Started for three years under head coach Dwan Lee for the Crusaders…received All-Con- ference First Team honors as a senior after averaging 21 points per game in his final season…averaged 18 points, six rebounds and three assists per game for his career…named to the Big 15 Second Team…scored 927 points for his career. Personal: Full name is John Vincent Corrigan…is the son of John and Michelle Corrigan…majoring in history…younger brother Ryan is also a member of the Red Raider basketball team…mother Michelle attended Shippensburg from 1986- 42 88…has a sister, Rachel.

Ryan Corrigan Guard • Fr. • 6-2 Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg

Mechanicsburg High School: Three-year letterwinner and starter at Bishop McDevitt…averaged 15 points and six assists per game on his way to becoming an All-Conference First Team selection as a senior…hit 50 three-pointers during senior season…earned Big 15 and Commonwealth Division Honor- able Mention in junior season in which he scored 16 points per game and hit 58 three-pointers. Personal: Full name is Ryan Patrick Corrigan…is the son of John and Michelle Corrigan…plans to major in sports medicine…older brother John also plays basketball at Shippensburg…mother Michelle attended Shippensburg from 32 1986-88…has a sister, Rachel.

Red Raider Basketball 27 Player Profiles Newcomers

Dylan Edgar Forward/Center • Fr. • 6-10 Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg

Mechanicsburg High School: Three-year varsity letterwinner under the tutelage of head coach Bob Strickler...led Me- chanicsburg as a senior to the District 3 Playoffs and a 12-11 season...averaged 12.7 points and 10 rebounds per contest... was a Mid Penn Keystone Division All Star...honored as a Patriot News Big 15 All Star…finished his high school career as the second-leading rebounder in Mechanicsburg history. Personal: Full name is Dylan Wood Edgar…is the son of Ken and Christina Edgar…majoring in business…has three siblings, Chris, Steve and Doug…brother Steve currently attends Shippensburg…father Ken attended Shippensburg and had 21 the nickname “Incredible Hulk.”

Philip Sasko Forward • Fr. • 6-5 Stockholm, Sweden/Blackebergs Gymnasium (Stockholm University)

Stockholm University: Attended Stockholm University but did not play basketball. Blackebergs Gymnasium: Played for club team KFUM Blackeberg and averaged 10 points, five assists and two blocks per game for his career…played for head coach Gokay Akuys on the club circuit. Personal: Full name is Philip James Sasko…is the son of James and Ulrika Q. Sasko…majoring in computer science… mother Ulrika played basketball at St. John’s University and helped the team win a Big East Championship…father James played baseball and basketball at St. John’s…has two siblings, 34 Charlotte and Christopher.

28 Shippensburg University Season Review

Red Raider Basketball Picked No. 5 In Preseason PSAC East- ern Division Coaches Poll The Shippensburg men’s basketball team was picked to finish fifth in the preseason PSAC Eastern Division Coaches poll. Kutztown was picked to win the PSAC East, while Indiana (Pa.) was picked to win the PSAC West. SU was picked ahead of East Stroudsburg, Millers- ville, and Bloomsburg. The Red Raider basketball team concluded the 2008-09 season with a 12-15 record and a mixture of veteran guards with a plethora of young talent. The Red Raiders opened the season with a 7-1 record, their best start in three years, while finishing the season ranked third in the conference for field goal percentage defense and fourth in blocked shots. SU played strong in the conference despite its 4-10 record, as five of those losses came by just five points or less. Among those decisions was a one-point loss to Sweet 16 opponent Kutztown. The roster has undergone significant changes. Completing his SU career last season was graduate guard Ryan Kraft, whose stellar Red Raider career ended just 14 points short of 1,000. In 105 career games, Kraft, the PSAC Lamar Jackson Western Division Rookie of the Year for the 2004-05 season, hit 192 three-pointers to rank just 10 short of the all-time school record of Matt Markle ‘92. Red Raider Basketball Improves Inspired Second Half Sparks The Red Raiders also lost center Derrick Graff, who led the team in six statistical categories in- Record to 6-1 With Convincing Second-Straight Win For Red Raid- cluding points per game (13.6), rebounds (8.0) 74-57 Victory Over Shepherd ers, 71-63 Over Mansfield and minutes played per game (30.3). Graff also The Shippensburg University men’s basketball After a memorable 63-61 comeback victory compiled a .546 field-goal percentage to go team led by just one point with nine minutes at West Chester that featured 55 combined along with 47 blocks. Graff did not use his final to play from Heiges Field House but embarked fouls and no offensive rhythm whatsoever, the season of athletic eligibility in order to fulfill a upon a 16-4 run over the next five minutes of Red Raiders stayed on the road and used a three-year paid internship with a play to earn a convincing 74-57 victory over throwback defensive performance to earn its national defense agency. WVIAC regional rival Shepherd. second-straight PSAC East victory, 71-63 over Mansfield. Lamar Jackson Named PSAC Shippensburg, winners of six of its first seven Eastern Division Men’s Basket- games, limited the visitors to just 19 rebounds, Redshirt sophomore guard Dane Lauber had a the lowest total by an opponent under head career-high 17 points as Shippensburg avenged ball Freshman of the Week coach Dave Springer and the fewest overall by a loss to the Mountaineers in January at the Shippensburg men’s basketball guard Lamar an SU opponent in at least 12 seasons. start of divisional play with balanced scoring Jackson was named the PSAC Eastern Divi- Perhaps the biggest key to the game was Ship- and attention to detail. SU compiled a 44-to- sion Freshman of the Week in late November pensburg’s free-throw shooting in the second 35 advantage in rebounding and recorded 16 after an impressive performance against Wilm- half. After not getting to the line at all in the assists compared to 14 turnovers. Six players ington (Del.). It was the first time that an SU first half, the Red Raiders hit 15-of-17 from also contributed at least five points in the game. player received the award since Mar. 3, 2008. the free-throw line in the second half. The Lauber was sensational in the first half, pacing Jackson led all scorers from Pratt Gymnasium team converted all eight of its attempts over the the Red Raider attack with 12 points on 4-of-5 with 16 points as the Red Raider basketball final five minutes of the contest. shooting that included a perfect 3-of-3 effort team totaled 42 rebounds and won its fourth The offensive touch was possessed on Tues- from three-point range. Also in the first half, straight game with a convincing 63-53 road day night by freshman Lamar Jackson, who Will Kirkland played just four minutes but victory over Wilmington (Del.). He added five finished with a career-high 22 points on 7-of- scored seven points and made all three of his steals and two rebounds in addition to his of- 11 shooting. Senior Brian Oleksiak had his shots from the field. Senior guard Brian Olek- fensive production. strongest offensive game as a Red Raider with siak also had four points and four assists in the a career-high 14 points (4-of-7 shooting) to first 20 minutes of play. complement seven rebounds and a game-high The momentous effort of Will Royal deserved five assists. accolades. Constantly matched up with Man- sfield juggernaut Yuseff Carr, Royal played a season-high 34 minutes and delivered 14 points with a career-high 12 rebounds. Offensively, Carr faced an SU double team all day and finished with just six points and nine rebounds in 34 minutes, including an 0-of-7 performance from the free-throw line.

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Four Red Raiders Post Double Fig- ures As Men’s Basketball Knocks Off No. 16 Kutztown, 87-83 The Shippensburg men’s basketball team faced its fifth ranked opponent of the season and responded with its most points in a divisional game since 2003, shooting 92 percent from the free-throw line and 58 percent from the field in the second half to defeat No. 16 Kutztown, 87-83. Shippensburg got double-digit scoring efforts from four players, including 17 points and a career-high 14 rebounds from redshirt sophomore forward Will Royal. Senior forward Brian Oleksiak had a career-high 15 points that included a perfect 9-of-9 effort from the free-throw line. Redshirt freshman guard Lamar Jackson added 16 points and redshirt sophomore guard Jordan Stasyszyn contributed 14 off the bench. No. 16 Kutztown the leading offense in the PSAC, got 23 points from Ryan Washington and 21 points from Julius Gray – who started the game by making his first nine shots from the field. Stephen Dennis, the nation’s leading scorer, was 6-of-27 from the floor and finished with 18 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. Royal’s Buzzer-Beater Helps Red Raiders End Season In Style With 73-71 Upset Over Cheyney A putback with 0.8 seconds to play by redshirt sophomore forward Will Royal helped the Red Raider basketball team conclude its 2009-10 season with a thrilling 73-71 road victory over the playoff-bound Cheyney Wolves in a PSAC Eastern Division clash from Cope Hall. Royal was one of three Red Raiders in double figures, scoring 13 points and grabbing eight rebounds. Redshirt sophomore guard Jordan Stasyszyn was huge off the bench and the Red Raiders with 17 points in just 13 minutes, shooting 6-of-8. Freshman guard Lamar Jackson added 14 points, including 12 in the first half.

Will Royal

Red Raider Basketball 31 Season Review OVerall Results

Team Overall SHIP OPP SCORING 1844 1866 Date opponent H/A result ship opp Points per game 68.3 69.1 11/15/2009 Lock Haven A W 61 53 Scoring margin -0.8 - 11/20/2009 PSU-Greater Allegheny H W 96 49 FIELD GOALS-ATT 674-1564 673-1584 11/21/2009 Mercy (N.Y.) H W 74 47 Field goal pc .431 .425 11/24/2009 Wilmington A W 63 53 3 POINT FG-ATT 141-429 145-441 11/30/2009 Goldey-Beacom H L (OT) 80 89 3-point FG pct .329 .329 12/2/2009 Lock Haven H W 71 58 3-pt FG made per game 5.2 5.4 12/8/2009 Shepherd H W 74 57 FREE THROWS-ATT 355-532 375-584 12/12/2009 Washington Adventist N L 64 67 Free throw pct .667 .642 12/13/2009 Virginia Union N L 58 74 REBOUNDS 989 1020 1/2/2010 Mercyhurst A L 64 76 Rebounds per game 36.6 37.8 1/3/2010 Slippery Rock A W 77 74 Rebounding margin -1.1 - 1/9/2010 Indiana (Pa.) H L 62 73 ASSISTS 367 345 1/10/2010 California (Pa.) H L 64 67 Assists per game 13.6 12.8 1/13/2010 Mansfield H L 53 67 TURNOVERS 367 345 1/16/2010 East Stroudsburg A L 47 74 Turnovers per game 13.6 12.8 1/20/2010 Millersville H W 68 61 Turnover margin -0.9 - 1/23/2010 Kutztown A L 69 82 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 0.9 1/27/2010 Bloomsburg H L 44 59 STEALS 181 225 1/30/2010 Cheyney H L 67 72 Steals per game 6.7 8.3 2/3/2010 West Chester A W 63 61 BLOCKS 59 91 2/6/2010 Mansfield A W 61 53 Blocks per game 2.2 3.4 2/13/2010 East Stroudsburg H L 73 83 WINNING STREAK 1 - 2/15/2010 Millersville A L 71 79 Home win streak 0 - 2/17/2010 Bloomsburg A L 68 82 ATTENDANCE 2893 6130 2/20/2010 Kutztown H W 87 83 Home games-Avg/Game 14-207 11-542 2/24/2010 West Chester H L 84 92 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-86 2/27/2010 Cheyney A W 73 71

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Home Games at Heiges Field House Team 852 984 8 1844 Opponents 817 1032 17 1866

Individual Overall

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 12-15 6-8 6-5 0-2 CONFERENCE 5-9 2-5 3-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 7-6 4-3 3-1 0-2

[---TOTAL---] [---3-Pts---] [-----REBOUNDS-----] # plAYER GP-gs min Avg FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% off def tot Avg pF dQ A to blk stl pts Avg 44 ROYAL, Will 19-9 464 24.4 78-146 .534 0-0 .000 54-78 .692 29 103 132 6.9 47 1 10 40 9 10 210 11.1 21 MILLER, Daziah 26-19 582 22.4 108-229 .472 0-2 .000 60-89 .674 62 87 149 5.7 55 0 21 41 6 15 276 10.6 99 BELCHER, Tariek 6-5 134 22.3 20-47 .426 0-0 .000 20-31 .645 8 15 23 3.8 17 0 5 6 9 3 60 10.0 10 JACKSON, Lamar 26-26 649 25.0 78-201 .388 33-81 .407 44-80 .550 12 22 34 1.3 35 1 87 70 2 34 233 9.0 24 VAN SCYOC, Craig 27-12 581 21.5 73-171 .427 42-114 .368 23-26 .885 39 68 107 4.0 25 0 13 23 0 16 211 7.8 05 KIRKLAND, Wes 14-9 243 17.4 45-89 .506 0-1 .000 7-12 .583 11 17 28 2.0 27 0 6 24 4 4 97 6.9 13 STASYSZYN, Jordan 13-0 178 13.7 30-77 .390 15-42 .357 15-17 .882 11 11 22 1.7 13 0 7 5 1 4 90 6.9 22 OLEKSIAK, Brian 27-27 777 28.8 61-146 .418 13-48 .271 50-62 .806 37 114 151 5.6 79 2 76 55 10 28 185 6.9 34 LAUBER, Dane 27-27 540 20.0 58-136 .426 15-40 .375 29-42 .690 25 61 86 3.2 43 1 44 46 5 21 160 5.9 04 KIRKLAND, Will 26-0 365 14.0 50-107 .467 1-11 .091 13-29 .448 19 47 66 2.5 58 0 20 37 2 17 114 4.4 23 MINTER, Justin 16-0 239 14.9 22-65 .338 3-20 .150 14-28 .500 6 25 31 1.9 19 0 11 18 7 4 61 3.8 15 GEMBE, Jaren 27-1 424 15.7 30-77 .390 14-43 .326 8-12 .667 5 23 28 1.0 29 1 51 28 1 13 82 3.0 32 HEPBURN, Wali 9-0 70 7.8 7-17 .412 0-3 .000 12-16 .750 8 6 14 1.6 7 0 6 7 3 1 26 2.9 11 DRAYTON, Lamar 13-0 143 11.0 9-45 .200 2-17 .118 5-6 .833 6 11 17 1.3 15 0 8 14 0 9 25 1.9 52 VANDERZELL, John 7-0 26 3.7 4-8 .500 3-7 .429 1-4 .250 2 2 4 0.6 5 0 2 4 0 2 12 1.7 42 ARU, Fanic 3-0 11 3.7 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 2 3 1.0 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 0.7 Team 36 58 94 3 Tota 27 5426 674-1564 .431 141-429 .329 355-532 .667 317 672 989 36.6 478 6 367 422 59 181 1844 68.3 Opponents 27 5423 673-1584 .425 145-441 .329 375-584 .642 356 664 1020 37.8 503 - 345 398 91 225 1866 69.1

32 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 33 Season Review Game highs

Shippensburg Game Highs Opponent Game Highs Individual Game Highs

POINTS POINTS POINTS 96 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) 92 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 25 MILLER, Daziah vs Washington Adventist 87 KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 89 GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) (12/12/09) 84 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 83 KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 24 MILLER, Daziah vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) 80 GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) 83 EAST STROUDSBURG (02/13/10) 23 MILLER, Daziah at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 77 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 82 at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) 22 JACKSON, Lamar vs Shepherd (12/08/09) 82 at Kutztown (01/23/10) 22 MILLER, Daziah vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) FIELD GOALS MADE 36 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) FIELD GOALS MADE FIELD GOALS MADE 30 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 32 at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) 10 MILLER, Daziah at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 30 GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) 31 KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 10 MILLER, Daziah vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 31 vs Virginia Union (12/13/09) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FIELD GOAL ATT 67 at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 18 MILLER, Daziah at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 64 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 72 at Cheyney (02/27/10) 17 MILLER, Daziah vs Washington Adventist 64 vs Washington Adventist (12/12/09) 71 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) (12/12/09) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FG PCT (min 5 made) .610 (36-59) PSU - G. ALLEGHENY .545 (30-55) at Kutztown (01/23/10) 1.000 (5-5) BELCHER, Tariek vs PSU - G. Al- (11/20/09) .516 (32-62) at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) legheny (11/20/09) .909 (10-11) MILLER, Daziah vs Mercy (N.Y.) .591 (26-44) MILLERSVILLE (01/20/10) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE (11/21/09) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 13 at Millersville (02/15/10) 10 at Cheyney (02/27/10) 12 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 3-POINT FG MADE 5 VAN SCYOC, Craig vs PSU - G. Allegheny 10 at Millersville (02/15/10) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS (11/20/09) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 33 at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 4 JACKSON, Lamar at Cheyney (02/27/10) 23 at Millersville (02/15/10) 32 at Millersville (02/15/10) 4 STASYSZYN, Jordan at Cheyney (02/27/10) 22 at Cheyney (02/27/10) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE 4 VAN SCYOC, Craig at Millersville (02/15/10) 22 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) .583 (7-12) at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) 4 LAUBER, Dane at Mansfield (02/06/10) 22 CHEYNEY (01/30/10) .571 (4-7) KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 4 JACKSON, Lamar vs Shepherd (12/08/09) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS MADE 3-POINT FG ATT .667 (6-9) MILLERSVILLE (01/20/10) 29 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 11 VAN SCYOC, Craig at Millersville (02/15/10) .500 (4-8) at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 22 GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) 8 VAN SCYOC, Craig vs Cheyney (01/30/10) FREE THROWS MADE FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) 22 KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 40 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) 1.000 (4-4) LAUBER, Dane at Mansfield 21 EAST STROUDSBURG (02/13/10) 30 at West Chester (02/03/10) (02/06/10) 21 at West Chester (02/03/10) 1.000 (2-2) LAUBER, Dane vs Mansfield FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FREE THROW ATTEMPTS (01/13/10) .917 (22-24) GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) 32 at West Chester (02/03/10) 1.000 (2-2) JACKSON, Lamar vs California (Pa.) .846 (11-13) at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) 31 EAST STROUDSBURG (02/13/10) (01/10/10) REBOUNDS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS MADE 60 at East Stroudsburg (01/16/10) .917 (22-24) KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 9 OLEKSIAK, Brian vs Kutztown (02/20/10) 47 at West Chester (02/03/10) .882 (15-17) SHEPHERD (12/08/09) 7 ROYAL, Will at West Chester (02/03/10) ASSISTS 7 MILLER, Daziah at East Stroudsburg (01/16/10) REBOUNDS 21 vs Virginia Union (12/13/09) 7 MILLER, Daziah vs Washington Adventist 52 vs Washington Adventist (12/12/09) 20 EAST STROUDSBURG (02/13/10) (12/12/09) 45 CHEYNEY (01/30/10) STEALS FREE THROW ATT ASSISTS 15 vs Virginia Union (12/13/09) 12 JACKSON, Lamar vs Millersville (01/20/10) 27 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) 12 KUTZTOWN (02/20/10) 11 MILLER, Daziah vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) 23 MERCY (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 12 at Kutztown (01/23/10) FT Pct (min 3 made) 12 at Mercyhurst (01/02/10) STEALS 1.000 (9-9) OLEKSIAK, Brian vs Kutztown 15 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) BLOCKED SHOTS (02/20/10) 13 at Wilmington (Del.) (11/24/09) 6 at Mansfield (02/06/10) 1.000 (6-6) OLEKSIAK, Brian vs Mansfield 13 MERCY (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 6 at West Chester (02/03/10) (01/13/10) BLOCKED SHOTS 6 BLOOMSBURG (01/27/10) 1.000 (5-5) OLEKSIAK, Brian vs East Strouds- 4 EAST STROUDSBURG (02/13/10) 6 at East Stroudsburg (01/16/10) burg (02/13/10) 1.000 (5-5) MILLER, Daziah vs PSU - G. Al- 4 at West Chester (02/03/10) TURNOVERS 4 at East Stroudsburg (01/16/10) legheny (11/20/09) 27 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) 4 LOCK HAVEN (12/02/09) 1.000 (4-4) LAUBER, Dane vs West Chester 24 MERCY (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 4 GOLDEY-BEACOM (11/30/09) (02/24/10) FOULS 1.000 (4-4) VAN SCYOC, Craig vs West Chester TURNOVERS 30 at West Chester (02/03/10) (02/24/10) 24 MERCY (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 25 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) 1.000 (4-4) VAN SCYOC, Craig at Bloomsburg 23 PSU - G. ALLEGHENY (11/20/09) (02/17/10) FOULS 1.000 (4-4) VAN SCYOC, Craig at West Chester 25 WEST CHESTER (02/24/10) (02/03/10) 25 at West Chester (02/03/10) 1.000 (4-4) VAN SCYOC, Craig vs Cheyney (01/30/10) 32 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 33 Season Review Game highs

1.000 (4-4) JACKSON, Lamar vs Mansfield Opponent Game Highs (01/13/10) 1.000 (4-4) ROYAL, Will vs Indiana (Pa.) (01/09/10) POINTS 1.000 (3-3) JACKSON, Shelton at Mercyhurst 1.000 (4-4) MILLER, Daziah vs Shepherd 33 DENNIS,Stephen at Kutztown (01/23/10) (01/02/10) (12/08/09) 29 BRAY, Sharif vs Cheyney (01/30/10) 1.000 (3-3) PARKES, Terrence vs Goldey-Beacom 1.000 (4-4) JACKSON, Lamar vs Shepherd 28 WHITE, Kyle vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) (11/30/09) 26 SEIBERT, Mike at Millersville (02/15/10) (12/08/09) REBOUNDS 24 BRITT, Ruben at Bloomsburg (02/17/10) 1.000 (4-4) HEPBURN, Wali vs Mercy (N.Y.) 19 HEGAMIN, Ralph at West Chester (11/21/09) FIELD GOALS MADE (02/03/10) 1.000 (3-3) STASYSZYN, Jordan vs West Ches- 9 BRAY, Sharif at Cheyney (02/27/10) 18 JOHNSON,Tamir at Kutztown (01/23/10) ter (02/24/10) 9 GRAY,Julius vs Kutztown (02/20/10) ASSISTS 1.000 (3-3) STASYSZYN, Jordan at Millersville 9 BRAY, Sharif vs Cheyney (01/30/10) 10 McDONALD,Branden vs Virginia Union (02/15/10) 9 JOHNSON,Tamir at Kutztown (01/23/10) (12/13/09) 1.000 (3-3) OLEKSIAK, Brian at West Chester 9 WHITE, Kyle vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) (02/03/10) 9 PINES, Robby vs East Stroudsburg (02/13/10) FIELD GOAL ATT 1.000 (3-3) LAUBER, Dane vs Cheyney STEALS 27 DENNIS,Stephen vs Kutztown (02/20/10) (01/30/10) 4 DENNIS,Stephen vs Kutztown (02/20/10) 23 BRAY, Sharif at Cheyney (02/27/10) 1.000 (3-3) STASYSZYN, Jordan at East 4 PINES, Robby vs East Stroudsburg (02/13/10) Stroudsburg (01/16/10) FG PCT (min 5 made) 4 WASHINGTON,Ryan at Kutztown (01/23/10) 1.000 (3-3) MILLER, Daziah at Slippery Rock 1.000 (6-6) EL, Adon vs Bloomsburg (01/27/10) 4 WILLIAMS, Travis vs California (Pa.) (01/03/10) .900 (9-10) JOHNSON,Tamir at Kutztown (01/10/10) REBOUNDS (01/23/10) 4 WILSON,Juan vs Virginia Union (12/13/09) 4 Williams, Darrick vs Washington Adventist 14 ROYAL, Will vs Kutztown (02/20/10) 3-POINT FG MADE (12/12/09) 12 ROYAL, Will at Mansfield (02/06/10) 7 SEIBERT, Mike at Millersville (02/15/10) 12 ROYAL, Will vs California (Pa.) (01/10/10) 5 DOUGLAS, Maurice at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) BLOCKED SHOTS 12 OLEKSIAK, Brian at Wilmington (Del.) 3 EL, Adon vs Bloomsburg (01/27/10) 3-POINT FG ATT (11/24/09) 3 MOORE, Chris vs California (Pa.) (01/10/10) 15 DOUGLAS, Maurice at Slippery Rock 3 WEBB, Darryl vs Indiana (Pa.) (01/09/10) ASSISTS (01/03/10) 3 ESQUILIN, Troy vs Goldey-Beacom 8 JACKSON, Lamar vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 11 SEIBERT, Mike at Millersville (02/15/10) (11/30/09) 8 JACKSON, Lamar vs PSU - G. Allegheny 11 PENDER, Chris at Mansfield (02/06/10) (11/20/09) TURNOVERS 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) 7 Wilson, Ed vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) STEALS 1.000 (2-2) TOBIN, Mike vs East Stroudsburg 6 WASHINGTON,Ryan vs Kutztown (02/20/10) 5 JACKSON, Lamar at Wilmington (Del.) (02/13/10) 6 DENNIS,Stephen vs Kutztown (02/20/10) (11/24/09) .750 (3-4) ROBERTS, Kehinde vs West Chester 6 Powell, Hassan vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) 4 GEMBE, Jaren vs Bloomsburg (01/27/10) (02/24/10) BLOCKED SHOTS .750 (3-4) ELLIOTT, Greg at Bloomsburg FOULS 3 MINTER, Justin at East Stroudsburg (02/17/10) 5 ROBERTS, Kehinde vs West Chester (01/16/10) .750 (3-4) ENGELMANN, Elliot at Mercy- (02/24/10) 2 HEPBURN, Wali vs Kutztown (02/20/10) hurst (01/02/10) 5 WASHINGTON,Ryan vs Kutztown (02/20/10) 5 AHMETOVIC, Alen at Millersville (02/15/10) 2 MINTER, Justin at Millersville (02/15/10) FREE THROWS MADE 5 DANIEL, Elie at West Chester (02/03/10) 2 MILLER, Daziah vs East Stroudsburg 11 ST. GEORGE, Kenneth vs West Chester 5 ROBERTS, Kehinde at West Chester (02/13/10) (02/24/10) (02/03/10) 2 OLEKSIAK, Brian at West Chester (02/03/10) 11 DENNIS,Stephen at Kutztown (01/23/10) 2 BELCHER, Tariek vs Lock Haven (12/02/09) 5 CALLAHAN, Ryan vs Mansfield (01/13/10) 2 BELCHER, Tariek vs Goldey-Beacom FREE THROW ATT 5 SMITH, Ashton vs Indiana (Pa.) (01/09/10) (11/30/09) 14 ST. GEORGE, Kenneth vs West Chester 5 EVANS Jr., Mike at Slippery Rock (01/03/10) 2 BELCHER, Tariek at Wilmington (Del.) (02/24/10) 5 CORNELIUS, Christian at Mercyhurst (11/24/09) 12 WILLIAMSON, Harley vs West Chester (01/02/10) 2 OLEKSIAK, Brian vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) (02/24/10) 5 Wade, Desmin vs Washington Adventist 2 BELCHER, Tariek vs PSU - G. Allegheny 12 DENNIS,Stephen at Kutztown (01/23/10) (12/12/09) (11/20/09) 12 BRENNAN, Eric vs Lock Haven (12/02/09) 5 ESQUILIN, Troy vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) 2 ROYAL, Will at Lock Haven (11/15/09) FT PCT (min 3 made) 5 Erick Barron vs PSU - G. Allegheny (11/20/09) 1.000 (4-4) ROBERTS, Kehinde vs West Chester TURNOVERS 5 Jon Schmid vs PSU - G. Allegheny (11/20/09) 7 JACKSON, Lamar at Wilmington (Del.) (02/24/10) (11/24/09) 1.000 (4-4) BRITT, Ruben at Bloomsburg 6 JACKSON, Lamar vs Washington Adventist (02/17/10) (12/12/09) 1.000 (4-4) BLAKE, Jason at Millersville 6 MILLER, Daziah vs Mercy (N.Y.) (11/21/09) (02/15/10) 1.000 (4-4) DeMARCO, Mike vs East Strouds- FOULS burg (02/13/10) 5 OLEKSIAK, Brian vs Cheyney (01/30/10) 1.000 (4-4) TOWNSEND, Rob vs Cheyney 5 LAUBER, Dane at Kutztown (01/23/10) (01/30/10) 5 ROYAL, Will vs Mansfield (01/13/10) 1.000 (4-4) WIDENER, Brandon vs Millersville 5 OLEKSIAK, Brian vs California (Pa.) (01/20/10) (01/10/10) 1.000 (4-4) MOORE, Chris vs California (Pa.) 5 GEMBE, Jaren vs Indiana (Pa.) (01/09/10) (01/10/10) 5 JACKSON, Lamar vs Goldey-Beacom 1.000 (4-4) McDUFFIE, Samuel vs Goldey-Beacom (11/30/09) (11/30/09)

34 Shippensburg University The PSAC

34 Shippensburg University The PSAC AWArds and results

PSAC Final Standings PSAC Playoff Results EASTERN DIVISION PSAC QUARTERFINALS Team PSAC Overall Pct. IUP 62, Gannon 53 ESU #$ 10-4 24-6 .800 Clarion 76, Mercyhurst 69 Mansfield 10-4 19-9 .679 Kutztown 65, Mansfield 61 Cheyney 9-5 16-12 .571 East Stroudsburg 76, Cheyney 65 Kutztown $ 8-6 23-8 .742 Bloomsburg 6-8 12-14 .462 PSAC SEMIFINALS Originating in 1951 to administer and pro- West Chester 5-9 16-11 .593 Kutztown 85, Clarion 79 mote men’s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Shippensburg 5-9 12-15 .444 IUP 67, East Stroudsburg 63 Athletic Conference has evolved into one of Millersville 3-11 8-19 .296 the NCAA’s most heralded intercollegiate PSAC FINALS WESTERN DIVISION IUP 84, Kutztown 73 conferences. Team PSAC Overall Pct. The first major step came in 1977, when based IUP #$ 13-1 33-3 .917 on a growing interest, the league reorganized Clarion 9-5 18-11 .621 to provide a structure for its women’s programs. Mercyhurst 8-6 18-10 .643 In 1980, the PSAC was reclassified to NCAA Gannon 8-6 13-15 .464 Division II. California 6-8 18-11 .621 The most recent enhancement came during Edinboro 5-9 11-16 .407 the 2008-09 academic year when the PSAC Slippery Rock 4-10 15-12 .556 expanded for the first time in its rich history, Lock Haven 3-11 6-19 .240 adding full-time members Gannon University # Division Champion and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. * Tournament Champion All of the league’s full-time members are $ NCAA Tournament participant located within the Commonwealth of Penn- sylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest one-state conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The 2009-10 All-PSAC 2009-10 All-PSAC largest conference in Division II, the largest Western Division Teams Eastern Division Teams football-playing conference in the NCAA, and, WESTERN DIVISION FIRST TEAM EASTERN DIVISION FIRST TEAM with 23, the conference that sponsors the most F Eric Brennan, Lock Haven G Sharif Brey, Cheyney championships at the Division II level. G Maron Brown, Slippery Rock F Yuseff Carr, Mansfield Highly competitive on a regional and national G George Johnson, Gannon G Stephen Dennis, Kutztown level, PSAC schools annually combine to send G Byron Knight, Edinboro F Ralph Hegamin, West Chester nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA F Darryl Webb, IUP F Andy Heimbach, East Stroudsburg postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s G/F Thomas Young, IUP F Ryan Washington, Kutztown success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228 individual title winners. WESTERN DIVISION SECOND TEAM EASTERN DIVISION SECOND TEAM While proud of its athletic accomplishments, G Jabril Bailey, Slippery Rock F Ruben Britt, Bloomsburg the league also has evolved into one of Division G Jamar Harrison, Clarion G/F Ryan Callahan, Mansfield II’s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, F Lloyd Harrison, Clarion G Julius Gray, Kutztown nearly one-third of the PSAC’s estimated F Akida McLain, IUP G Robby Pines, East Stroudsburg 6,200 participants are honored each year as G Heiden Ratner, Mercyhurst F Kevin Presbery, Cheyney “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a grade- G Kelsey Williams, California G Tyrone Smith, Cheyney point average of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes WESTERN DIVISION INDIVIDUAL HONORS EASTERN DIVISION INDIVIDUAL HONORS were first recognized in the mid-1990s. Athlete of the Year: Thomas Young, IUP Athlete of the Year: Stephen Dennis, Kutztown Rookie of the Year: Tanner Furno, Gannon Rookie of the Year: Terrance King, East Stroudsburg Although all 16 current institutions are mem- Coach of the Year: Joe Lombardi, IUP Coach of the Year: Jeff Wilson, East Stroudsburg bers of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a com- missioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa.

36 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 37 The PSAC Individual statistics leaders

SCORING BLOCKS No. Player-Team Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G No. Player- Team Yr. G Blocks Avg/G 1. DENNIS,Stephen-KUTZ SR 31 281 27 228 817 26.4 1. CHRISTIAN, Warren-LHU SR 25 71 2.8 2. BRAY, Sharif-CHEY JR 28 193 67 154 607 21.7 2. WASHINGTON,Ryan-KUTZ JR 31 74 2.4 3. BRENNAN, Eric-LHU SO 25 166 0 105 437 17.5 3. WEBSTER, Larry-BLOOM SO 26 61 2.3 4. HEGAMIN, Ralph-WCU SR 26 169 18 98 454 17.5 4. SOMERVILLE, Cory-EDIN SO 25 58 2.3 5. WASHINGTON,Ryan-KU JR 31 214 6 102 536 17.3 5. BRENNAN, Eric-LHU SO 25 37 1.5 6. CARR, Yuseff-MANS JR 28 180 1 113 474 16.9 6. BRANNEN, Travis-GAN JR 28 41 1.5 7. BROWN, Maron-ROCK JR 26 149 31 88 417 16.0 7. MOORE, Chris-CAL SR 24 34 1.4 8. YOUNG, Thomas-IUP SR 35 221 14 105 561 16.0 8. KING, Terrance-ESU FR 30 42 1.4 9. KNIGHT, Byron-EDIN JR 25 140 37 83 400 16.0 9. CARR, Yuseff-MANS JR 28 39 1.4 10. CALLAHAN,Ryan-MANS SR 28 124 42 156 446 15.9 10. MOORE, Justin-EDIN SR 24 32 1.3

REBOUNDS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 3.0 made per game) No. Player-Team Yr. G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G No. Player-Team Yr. G FG FGA Pct 1. WEBB, Darryl-IUP JR 36 127 249 376 10.4 1. WEBSTER, Larry-BLOOM SO 26 117 185 .632 2. BROWN, Maron-ROCK JR 26 93 176 269 10.3 2. JOHNSON,Tamir-KUTZ JR 29 113 179 .631 3. WASHINGTON,Ryan-KU JR 31 70 237 307 9.9 3. WASHINGTON,Ryan-KUTZ JR 31 214 360 .594 4. HEGAMIN, Ralph-WCU SR 26 76 169 245 9.4 4. KING, Terrance-ESU FR 30 104 183 .568 5. CHRISTIAN, Warren-LHU SR 25 83 151 234 9.4 5. YOUNG, Andrew-CAL J R 27 156 275 .567 6. JOHNSON,Tamir-KU JR 29 105 144 249 8.6 6. WILLIAMS, Kelsey-CAL SO 27 137 247 .555 7. CARR, Yuseff-MANS JR 28 81 157 238 8.5 7. HARRISON, Jamar-CLAR JR 29 181 327 .554 8. MOORE, Justin-EDIN SR 24 93 105 198 8.3 8. CORNELIUS, Christian-MC 26 94 173 .543 9. McLAIN, Akida-IUP SR 34 82 176 258 7.6 9. WEBB, Darryl-IUP JR 36 199 371 .536 10. CARTY, Shameel-CLAR JR 28 55 156 211 7.5 10. McLAIN, Akida-IUP SR 34 202 378 .534

STEALS ASSISTS (Min. 3.0 per game) No. Player-Team Yr. G Steals Avg/G No. Player-Team Yr. G Assists Avg/G 1. HARRISON, Lloyd-CLAR JR 29 77 2.7 1. PINES, Robby-ESU SR 30 193 6.4 2. JOHNSON, Trevon-BLOOM SO 26 61 2.3 2. HARRISON, Lloyd-CLAR JR 29 134 4.6 3. PINES, Robby-ESU SR 30 68 2.3 3. DENNIS,Stephen-KUTZ SR 31 139 4.5 4. DENNIS,Stephen-KUTZ SR 31 65 2.1 4. SMITH, Ashton-IUP SO 36 149 4.1 5. BLAKE, Jason-MILL SR 27 54 2.0 5. BROWN, Cecil-ROCK SR 26 106 4.1 6. HARRISON, Jamar-CLAR JR 29 54 1.9 6. PENA, Dalexis-LHU SO 25 98 3.9 7. SHERRY, Mike-CLAR JR 23 42 1.8 7. JOHNSON, George-GAN JR 25 94 3.8 8. TOWNSEND, Rob-CHEY SO 28 47 1.7 8. STEWART, Kevin-IUP JR 36 121 3.4 9. STAUFFER, Bobby-EDIN JR 27 45 1.7 9. CALLAHAN,Ryan-MANS SR 28 94 3.4 10. ROBERTS, Kehinde-WCU JR 27 44 1.6 10. JACKSON, Lamar-SHIP FR 26 87 3.3

3-PT GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 1.0 made per game) No. Player-Team Yr. G 3FG FGA Pct 1. PRESBERY, Kevin-CHEY SR 28 32 67 .478 2. JACKSON, Lamar-SHIP FR 26 33 81 .407 3. NIEMIEC, Ryne-CAL FR 26 28 69 .406 4. BRITT, Ruben-BLOOM SR 26 27 67 .403 5. ENGELMANN, Elliot-MC 28 28 71 .394 6. KENNEDY, Bruce-CHEY JR 28 42 108 .389 7. WALSH, Danny-EDIN JR 27 47 123 .382 8. DANIEL, Elie-WCU JR 27 37 97 .381 9. BRAY, Sharif-CHEY JR 28 67 176 .381 10. CALLAHAN,Ryan-MANS- SR 28 42 114 .368 VAN SCYOC, Craig-SHIP SO 27 42 114 .368

3-PT GOAL MADE No. Player-Team Yr. GP 3FG Avg/Gm 1. EVANS Jr., Mike-ROCK SR 27 73 2.7 2. HEIMBACH, Andy-ESU SR 30 76 2.5 3. JOHNSON, George-GAN JR 25 60 2.4 4. BRAY, Sharif-CHEY JR 28 67 2.4 5. SANDERS, Julian-IUP SO 36 85 2.4 6. GRAY,Julius-KUTZ JR 31 72 2.3 7. PENDER, Chris-MANS SR 28 62 2.2 8. DOUGLAS, Maurice-ROCK SR 25 50 2.0 HANNA, Eli-LHU JR 24 48 2.0 10. SEIBERT, Mike-MILL SO 27 53 2.0

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 2.0 made per game) No. Player-Team Yr. G FTM FTA Pct 1. BRAY, Sharif-CHEY JR 28 154 181 .851 2. BRITT, Ruben-BLOOM SR 26 71 84 .845 3. JOHNSON, George-GAN JR 25 71 87 .816 4. PINES, Robby-ESU SR 30 96 121 .793 5. BAILEY, Jabril-ROCK JR 27 109 140 .779 6. McDURFEE, Palmer-MILL SR 23 51 66 .773 7. CALLAHAN,Ryan-MANS SR 28 156 202 .772 8. HARRISON, Jamar-CLAR JR 29 89 116 .767 9. SIMMONS, Justin-MANS SR 28 61 80 .763 10. BROWN, Maron-ROCK JR 26 88 116 .759 Lamar Jackson

36 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 37 The PSAC Team Statistics

SCORING OFFENSE 8. Slippery Rock 27 385 569 .677 team G pts Avg/G 9. Kutztown 31 492 732 .672 1. East Stroudsburg 30 2373 79.1 10. Shippensburg 27 355 532 .667 2. Kutztown 31 2442 78.8 11. Mercyhurst 28 419 632 .663 3. Clarion 29 2283 78.7 12. West Chester 27 476 727 .655 4. Slippery Rock 27 2094 77.6 13. Edinboro 27 425 667 .637 5. Indiana (Pa.) 36 2788 77.4 14. Bloomsburg 26 360 573 .628 6. Edinboro 27 2035 75.4 15. Millersville 27 359 579 .620 7. Mansfield 28 2096 74.9 16. Lock Haven 25 316 562 .562 Cheyney 28 2096 74.9 9. Mercyhurst 28 2020 72.1 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 10. West Chester 27 1915 70.9 team g FG FGA pct 11. California 29 2043 70.4 1. Kutztown 31 901 1867 .483 12. Shippensburg 27 1844 68.3 2. California 29 767 1630 .471 13. Bloomsburg 26 1752 67.4 3. Indiana (Pa.) 36 1007 2149 .469 14. Lock Haven 25 1613 64.5 4. Clarion 29 835 1796 .465 15. Millersville 27 1679 62.2 5. Bloomsburg 26 656 1464 .448 16. Gannon 28 1648 58.9 6. Cheyney 28 743 1667 .446 7. East Stroudsburg 30 818 1839 .445 SCORING DEFENSE 8. Mansfield 28 711 1621 .439 team g Pts Avg/G 9. Mercyhurst 28 709 1621 .437 1. Gannon 28 1764 63.0 10. Shippensburg 27 674 1564 .431 2. Indiana (Pa.) 36 2327 64.6 11. Lock Haven 25 583 1392 .419 3. Bloomsburg 26 1691 65.0 12. Edinboro 27 727 1751 .415 4. East Stroudsburg 30 1973 65.8 13. West Chester 27 640 1552 .412 5. California 29 1937 66.8 14. Gannon 28 587 1455 .403 6. Mercyhurst 28 1893 67.6 15. Slippery Rock 27 731 1837 .398 7. West Chester 27 1836 68.0 16. Millersville 27 579 1507 .384 8. Shippensburg 27 1866 69.1 9. Millersville 27 1867 69.1 FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 10. Clarion 29 2051 70.7 team G FG FGA pct 11. Mansfield 28 1983 70.8 1. Bloomsburg 26 583 1484 .393 12. Cheyney 28 2000 71.4 2. Kutztown 31 783 1944 .403 13. Kutztown 31 2245 72.4 3. East Stroudsburg 30 687 1696 .405 14. Lock Haven 25 1835 73.4 4. Indiana (Pa.) 36 825 2036 .405 15. Slippery Rock 27 2033 75.3 5. Gannon 28 619 1527 .405 16. Edinboro 27 2056 76.1 6. Slippery Rock 27 723 1766 .409 7. Cheyney 28 645 1524 .423 SCORING MARGIN 8. Shippensburg 27 673 1584 .425 team g oFF deF Margin 9. West Chester 27 599 1406 .426 1. East Stroudsburg 30 79.1 65.8 +13.3 10. Mercyhurst 28 667 1557 .428 2. Indiana (Pa.) 36 77.4 64.6 +12.8 11. Mansfield 28 695 1595 .436 3. Clarion 29 78.7 70.7 +8.0 12. Clarion 29 753 1726 .436 4. Kutztown 31 78.8 72.4 +6.4 13. California 29 701 1605 .437 5. Mercyhurst 28 72.1 67.6 +4.5 14. Edinboro 27 747 1695 .441 6. Mansfield 28 74.9 70.8 +4.0 15. Lock Haven 25 675 1527 .442 7. California 29 70.4 66.8 +3.7 16. Millersville 27 684 1485 .461 8. Cheyney 28 74.9 71.4 +3.4 9. West Chester 27 70.9 68.0 +2.9 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 10. Bloomsburg 26 67.4 65.0 +2.3 team G FG FGA pct 11. Slippery Rock 27 77.6 75.3 +2.3 1. Cheyney 28 182 488 .373 12. Edinboro 27 75.4 76.1 -0.8 2. West Chester 27 159 463 .343 13. Shippensburg 27 68.3 69.1 -0.8 3. Edinboro 27 156 455 .343 14. Gannon 28 58.9 63.0 -4.1 4. Mercyhurst 28 183 538 .340 15. Millersville 27 62.2 69.1 -7.0 5. Mansfield 28 187 553 .338 16. Lock Haven 25 64.5 73.4 -8.9 6. East Stroudsburg 30 195 579 .337 7. Shippensburg 27 141 429 .329 FREE THROW PERCENTAGES 8. Indiana (Pa.) 36 191 582 .328 team G FTM FTA Pct 9. Kutztown 31 148 456 .325 1. Clarion 29 494 689 .717 10. Clarion 29 119 367 .324 2. East Stroudsburg 30 542 762 .711 11. Millersville 27 162 510 .318 3. Mansfield 28 487 700 .696 12. California 29 110 362 .304 4. Indiana (Pa.) 36 583 845 .690 13. Lock Haven 25 131 435 .301 5. California 29 399 586 .681 14. Slippery Rock 27 247 823 .300 6. Cheyney 28 428 629 .680 15. Gannon 28 142 490 .290 7. Gannon 28 332 489 .679 16. Bloomsburg 26 84 312 .269

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3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ASSISTS team G FG FGA pct team g Assists Avg/G 1. Bloomsburg 26 132 451 .293 1. East Stroudsburg 30 488 16.3 2. East Stroudsburg 30 141 468 .301 2. Indiana (Pa.) 36 576 16.0 3. Gannon 28 143 473 .302 3. Mercyhurst 28 429 15.3 4. Indiana (Pa.) 36 222 730 .304 4. Slippery Rock 27 411 15.2 5. Mercyhurst 28 143 466 .307 5. Mansfield 28 424 15.1 6. Millersville 27 132 425 .311 6. Clarion 29 431 14.9 7. Lock Haven 25 113 363 .311 7. Kutztown 31 451 14.5 8. Clarion 29 184 577 .319 8. California 29 408 14.1 9. Slippery Rock 27 153 476 .321 9. Shippensburg 27 367 13.6 10. California 29 176 543 .324 10. Gannon 28 371 13.3 11. Cheyney 28 176 542 .325 11. Cheyney 28 352 12.6 12. West Chester 27 156 478 .326 12. Bloomsburg 26 323 12.4 13. Shippensburg 27 145 441 .329 13. Edinboro 27 334 12.4 14. Kutztown 31 179 544 .329 14. West Chester 27 318 11.8 15. Edinboro 27 142 422 .336 15. Lock Haven 25 293 11.7 16. Mansfield 28 154 440 .350 16. Millersville 27 252 9.3

REBOUNDING MARGIN STEALS team g teAM Avg opp Avg margin team g Steals Avg/G 1. Indiana (Pa.) 36 1465 40.7 1156 32.1 +8.6 1. East Stroudsburg 30 488 16.3 2. East Stroudsburg 30 1240 41.3 1053 35.1 +6.2 2. Indiana (Pa.) 36 576 16.0 3. West Chester 27 1053 39.0 931 34.5 +4.5 3. Mercyhurst 28 429 15.3 4. Slippery Rock 27 1223 45.3 1111 41.1 +4.1 4. Slippery Rock 27 411 15.2 5. Bloomsburg 26 992 38.2 891 34.3 +3.9 5. Mansfield 28 424 15.1 6. Mansfield 28 1059 37.8 963 34.4 +3.4 6. Clarion 29 431 14.9 7. Kutztown 31 1230 39.7 1132 36.5 +3.2 7. Kutztown 31 451 14.5 8. California 29 1021 35.2 951 32.8 +2.4 8. California 29 408 14.1 9. Clarion 29 1096 37.8 1065 36.7 +1.1 9. Shippensburg 27 367 13.6 10. Gannon 28 996 35.6 968 34.6 +1.0 10. Gannon 28 371 13.3 11. Mercyhurst 28 1032 36.9 1022 36.5 +0.4 11. Cheyney 28 352 12.6 12. Edinboro 27 1105 40.9 1097 40.6 +0.3 12. Bloomsburg 26 323 12.4 13. Shippensburg 27 989 36.6 1020 37.8 -1.1 13. Edinboro 27 334 12.4 14. Cheyney 28 982 35.1 1054 37.6 -2.6 14. West Chester 27 318 11.8 15. Millersville 27 923 34.2 1042 38.6 -4.4 15. Lock Haven 25 293 11.7 16. Lock Haven 25 836 33.4 998 39.9 -6.5 16. Millersville 27 252 9.3

BLOCKED SHOTS TURNOVER MARGIN team g blocks Avg/G team g teAM Avg opp Avg margin 1. Lock Haven 25 130 5.2 1. Clarion 29 372 12.8 511 17.6 +4.79 2. Edinboro 27 140 5.2 2. Cheyney 28 329 11.8 449 16.0 +4.29 3. Kutztown 31 154 5.0 3. East Stroudsburg 30 451 15.0 525 17.5 +2.47 4. Bloomsburg 26 120 4.6 4. Indiana (Pa.) 36 480 13.3 533 14.8 +1.47 5. California 29 133 4.6 5. West Chester 27 429 15.9 467 17.3 +1.41 6. East Stroudsburg 30 124 4.1 6. Edinboro 27 377 14.0 411 15.2 +1.26 7. Mansfield 28 108 3.9 7. California 29 424 14.6 452 15.6 +0.97 8. Mercyhurst 28 96 3.4 8. Mercyhurst 28 449 16.0 472 16.9 +0.82 9. Gannon 28 90 3.2 9. Millersville 27 426 15.8 433 16.0 +0.26 10. Slippery Rock 27 86 3.2 10. Mansfield 28 422 15.1 412 14.7 -0.36 11. Cheyney 28 77 2.8 11. Shippensburg 27 422 15.6 398 14.7 -0.89 12. Indiana (Pa.) 36 97 2.7 12. Bloomsburg 26 435 16.7 406 15.6 -1.12 13. Clarion 29 71 2.4 13. Slippery Rock 27 383 14.2 342 12.7 -1.52 14. West Chester 27 59 2.2 14. Kutztown 31 504 16.3 455 14.7 -1.58 Shippensburg 27 59 2.2 15. Lock Haven 25 349 14.0 293 11.7 -2.24 16. Millersville 27 50 1.9 16. Gannon 28 521 18.6 431 15.4 -3.21

38 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 39 The PSAC PSAC Heaslip award

Freeman Named Heaslip Winner

Kevin Freeman, sportswriter and a pair of Millersville women’s basketball columnist for the Lancaster players who interned at The Hershey Intelligencer Journal, has been named Medical Center and a memorable the 2010 recipient of the Pennsylvania feature following the passing of Coach State Athletic Conference George Carpenter. Heaslip Media Award. Well respected by his peers throughout the area, Freeman has Freeman, who has been covering served as president of the Lancaster Sportswriters and Millersville University and PSAC Sportscasters Association for over a decade. He and his wife sports for nearly three decades, is the Theresa live in Lititz and are the parents of children Zach, Laura, 22nd recipient of the award. The Mike and Colleen. Heaslip Award, as voted on by the league’s sports information directors, is presented annually to a media professional in Previous Winners recognition of meritorious service while covering the conference’s student-athletes, coaches and teams. The award is named in 2009 Chuck Seese, WVPO/WSBG Radio/Stroudsburg honor of former Cheyney University Sports Information Director 2008 Tony Coccagna, Indiana Gazette George Heaslip, an admirable ambassador of his institution and 2007 Phil Axelrod, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette the PSAC. 2006 Bob Black, Harrisburg Patriot-News 2005 Ron Bracken, Centre Daily Times 2004 Liz Sullivan, West Chester Daily Local News Freeman began working at the Intelligencer Journal in 1983 upon 2003 Dave Mackall, Pittsburgh Tribune Review his graduation from William Paterson University. Immediately he 2002 Goose Goslin, KDKA Radio started covering Millersville football and women’s basketball and to 2001 By Kintzer, WGAL/WLPA Radio this day remains the beat writer for the Marauders highly 2000 Jeff Schuler, (Allentown) Morning Call successful women’s basketball program. His extensive coverage 1999 Bob Hafer, Harrisburg Patriot-News of Millersville football included attendance at weekly football press 1998 Tom Coccagna, Chambersburg Public Opinion luncheons with head coach Gene Carpenter and game coverage 1997 Bill Albright, Williamsport Sun Gazette during the program’s run of six PSAC East titles and three NCAA 1996 Jim Camp, Erie Morning News playoff appearances. 1995 Jack Benedict, WCCS/Radio Homer City 1994 Tom Rose, Washington Observer-Reporter His tenure has yielded hundreds of feature stories on Millersville 1993 Jim Doyle, WJMW Radio, Bloomsburg athletes in addition to his game recaps of several Marauder 1992 Pete Zapadka, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette events. In addition, he has written many feature stories and 1991 Ray “Skip” Hutter, Harrisburg Patriot-News columns regarding administrators, coaches, athletes and teams 1990 Ross Nevel, The Lock Haven Express throughout the PSAC. Some of his recent work includes a story on 1989 Ray Kienzl, The Pittsburgh Press

40 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 41 The Opponents

40 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 41 The Opponents Game by game

Goldey-Beacom Nyack Philadelphia Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

Date: November 15, 2010 Date: November 19, 2010 Date: November 20, 2010

Location: Wilmington, Del. Location: Nyack, N.Y. Location: Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: Lightning Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Rams Colors: Navy Blue and Vegas Gold Colors: Red, White and Blue Colors: Maroon & White Arena: Joseph West Jones Center Arena: Bowman Gymnasium Arena: Gallagher Center Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Head Coach/Yrs: Chuck Hammond/ 8th Season Head Coach/Yrs: Ted Quinn/ 3rd Season Head Coach/Yrs: Herb Magee/ 45th season 2009-10 Results: 19-10 (12-6 CACC) 2009-10 Results: 13-16 (8-10 CACC) 2009-10 Results: 27-8 (16-1 CACC) SID: Eric Zedalis SID: Matt Cornacchione SID: Sarah Punderson E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Wilmington (Del.) Central Pennsylvania College Felician Game 4 Game 5 Game 6

Date: November 23, 2010 Date: December 1, 2010 Date: December 3, 2010

Location: New Castle, Del. Location: Summerdale, Pa. Location: Rutherford, N.J. Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Knights Nickname: Golden Falcons Colors: Green and White Colors: Maroon & White Colors: Green, Gold and White Arena: Pratt Gymnasium Arena: East Pennsboro High School Arena: Job Gymnasium Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Conference: United States Collegiate Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Head Coach/Yrs: Mike Gallagher/2nd season Athletic Association (USCAA) Head Coach/Yrs: Dave DeFerrari/ 2nd season 2009-10 Results: 10-18 (7-10 CACC) Head Coach/Yrs: Dave Baker/ 2nd season 2009-10 Results: 24-7 (14-4 CACC) SID: Erin Harvey 2009-10 Results: N/A SID: Mark Mentone E-Mail: [email protected] SID: N/A Phone: 201-559-3257 Email: N/A E-mail: [email protected]

Edinboro Shepherd Lock Haven

Game 7/9 Game 8 Game 10

Date: December 4, 2010 Date: December 7, 2010 Date: January 4, 2011 January 3, 2011 Location: Shepherdstown, W. Va. Location: Lock Haven, Pa. Location: Erie, PA Nickname: Rams Nickname: Bald Eagles Nickname: Fighting Scots Colors: Gold & Blue Colors: Crimson & White Colors: Red & White Arena: Butcher Center Gymnasium Arena: Thomas Fieldhouse Arena: McComb Fieldhouse Conference: WVIAC Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Head Coach/Yrs: Justin Namolik/ 3rd season Head Coach/Yrs: John Wilson, Jr./ 12th season Head Coach/Yrs: Greg Walcavich/ 22nd year 2009-10 Results: 9-19 (9-13 WVIAC) 2009-10 Results: 6-19 (3-11 PSAC West) 2009-10 Results: 11-16 (5-9 PSAC West) SID: Chip Ransom SID: Doug Spatafore SID: Bob Shreve E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

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Clarion Gannon Kutztown

Game 11 Game 12 Game 13/20

Date: January 8, 2011 Date: January 9, 2011 Date: January 12, 2011 at Shippensburg Location: Clarion, Pa. Location: Erie, Pa. February 5, 2011 Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Golden Knights at Kutztown Colors: Blue & Gold Colors: Red and Gold Arena: Tippin Gymnasium Arena: Hammermill Center Location: Kutztown, PA Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Nickname: Golden Bears Head Coach/Yrs: Ron Righter/ 23rd season Head Coach/Yrs: John Reilly/ 6th season Colors: Maroon and Gold 2009-10 Results: 18-11 (9-5 PSAC West) 2009-10 Results: 13-15 (8-6 PSAC West) Arena: Keystone Hall SID: Rich Herman SID: Dan Teliski Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Head Coach/Yrs: Bernie Driscoll/11th season 2009-10 Results: 23-8 (8-6 PSAC East) SID: Rob Knox E-mail: [email protected]

Cheyney Game 14/22

Date: January 15, 2011 at Cheyney February 12, 2011 at Shippensburg

Location: Cheyney, PA Nickname: Wolves Colors: Royal Blue and White Arena: Cope Hall Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Head Coach/Yrs: Dominique Stephens/3rd season 2009-10 Results: 16-12 (9-5 PSAC East) SID: Lenn Margolis E-mail: [email protected]

Bloomsburg

Game 15/21

Date: January 19, 2011 at Bloomsburg February 9, 2011 at Shippensburg

Location: Bloomsburg, PA Nickname: Huskies Colors: Maroon and Gold Arena: Nelson Field House Conference: Pennsylvania Athletic Conference Will Kirkland Head Coach/Yrs: John Sanow/5th season 2009-10 Results: 12-14/6-8 PSAC East SID: Tom McGuire E-mail: [email protected]

42 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 43 The Opponents Game by game

Mansfield West Chester East Stroudsburg Game 16/24 Game 17/23 Game 18/26

Date: January 22, 2011 Date: January 26, 2011 Date: January 29. 2011 at Shippensburg at Shippensburg at East Stroudsburg February 19, 2011 February 16, 2011 February 26, 2010 at Mansfield at West Chester at Shippensburg

Location: Mansfield, Pa Location: West Chester Location: East Stroudsburg, PA Nickname: Mountaineers Nickname: Golden Rams Nickname: Warriors Colors: Red and Black Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Red and Black Arena: Decker Gymnasium Arena: Hollinger Field House Arena: Koehler Fieldhouse Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Head Coach/Yrs: Rich Miller/5th season Head Coach/Yrs: Damien Blair/2nd season Head Coach/Yrs: Jeff Wilson/ 9th season 2009-10 Results: 19-9 (10-4 PSAC East) 2009-10 Results: 16-11 (5-9 PSAC East) 2009-10 Results: 24-6 (10-4 PSAC East) SID: Steve McCloskey SID: Jim Zuhlke SID: Greg Knowlden E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Millersville Game 19/25

Date: February 2, 2011 at Shippensburg February 23, 2011 at Millersville

Location: Millersville, PA Nickname: Maruaders Colors: Black and Gold Arena: Pucillo Gymnasium Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Head Coach/Yrs: Fred Thompson/ 13th season 2009-10 Results: 8-19 (3-11 PSAC East) SID: Ethan Hulsey Email: [email protected]

Jaren Gembe

44 Shippensburg University History

Shippensburg All-Time Coaches Records (by seasons coached)

Name Seasons games Wins losses Winning Percentage Rodger Goodling 31 (1970-2001) 779 356 443 .446 Tom Crist 11 (1949-60) 222 113 109 .509 Keith Hess 10 (1960-70) 214 80 134 .374 Dave Springer 9 (2001-Present) 252 118 134 .469 Ed Gulian 10 (1933-43) 142 64 78 .451 Harold Kramer 3 (1946-49) 55 30 22 .545 Henry Dresser 4 (1929-33) 54 21 33 .388 Newsh Bentz 2 (1927-29) 32 17 15 .531 Barney Potratz 1 (1926-27) 15 5 10 .333

Shippensburg Coaches Season-by-Season (Ship as a Four-Year Institution)

Barney Potratz 1951-52: 8-13 1982-83: 16-11 P 1926-27: 5-10 1952-53: 5-12 1983-84: 10-18 P 1953-54: 8-12 1984-85: 10-15 Newsh Bentz 1954-55: 8-13 1985-86: 13-13 1927-28: 11-5 1955-56: 9-12 1986-87: 8-18 1928-29: 6-10 1956-57: 12-8 1987-88: 15-13 1957-58: 10-10 1988-89: 13-15 # P Henry Dresser 1958-59: 14-8 1989-90: 10-17 1929-30: 7-5 1959-60: 18-5 1990-91: 20-11 * T 1930-31: 1-13 1991-92: 10-16 1931-32: 8-6 Keith Hess 1992-93: 13-12 1932-33: 5-9 1960-61: 8-13 1993-94: 13-13 1961-62: 8-12 Ed Gulian 1994-95: 9-17 1962-63: 15-7 1995-96: 12-13 1933-34: 4-9 1963-64: 10-12 1996-97: 11-15 1934-35: 9-7 1964-65: 7-13 1997-98: 10-16 1935-36: 5-6 1965-66: 10-11 1998-99: 8-18 1936-37: 7-8 1966-67: 7-15 1999-00: 11-16 1937-38: 7-8 1967-68: 8-15 2000-01: 11-16 P 1938-39: 7-7 1968-69: 4-16 1939-40: 7-8 1969-70: 3-20 Dave Springer 1940-41: 8-9 2001-02: 8-17 1941-42: 7-10 Rodger Goodling 2002:03: 8-19 M 1942-43: 3-6 1970-71: 11-12 2003-04: 10-17 1943-44: No Team 1971-72: 9-15 2004-05: 18-11 P 1944-45: No Team 1972-73: 6-17 2005-06: 24-7 # R T 1945-46: No Team 1973-74: 8-15 2006-07: 17-14 1974-75: 11-9 Harold Kramer 2007-08: 8-19 1975-76: 15-11 2008-09: 12-15 1946-47: 9-8 1976-77: 8-17 2009-10: 12-5 1947-48: 11-5 1977-78: 7-16 1948-49: 10-9 1978-79: 16-12 Tom Crist 1979-80: 15-13 1980-81: 14-11 1949-50: 10-8 1981-82: 19-8 P 1950-51: 11-8

* - PSAC Champions # - PSAC Western Division Champions T - NCAA Tournament R - PSAC Tournament Runner-Up P - PSAC Tournament M - Season cut short because team was called to military duty

46 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 47 History team capsules

1981-82 1983-84 19-8 • 9-3 PSAC East 10-18 • 3-11 PSAC East PSAC Quarterfinals PSAC Quarterfinals

No. name yr. pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School No. name Yr. pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 34 Rick Bentley So. G 6-2 170 Columbia/Columbia 54 Anthony Abron So. C 6-5 220 Philadelphia/Roman Catholic 44 Brian Cozzens Sr. F-C 6-6 215 Spring Grove/Spring Grove 34 Rick Bentley Sr. G 6-2 185 Columbia/Columbia 14 John Culbreath Sr. G 5-10 160 Norristown/Norristown 10 Rich Conboy Fr. G 6-1 180 Bryn Mawr/Archbishop Carroll 30 Rich Dyer Jr. G 6-2 165 Landisville/Hempfield 30 Anthony Daughtry Fr. G 6-3 183 Gaithersburg, Md./Gaithersburg 32 Pat Hannan So. G 6-0 160 Norristown/Bishop Kenrick 44 Curtis Emery So. F 6-3 220 Philadelphia/West Catholic 22 Ed Henninger Sr. G 6-2 170 So. Williamsport/So. Williamsport 32 Pat Hannan Sr. G 6-0 170 Norristown/Norristown 40 Lee Holmes Fr. F-C 6-6 170 Norristown/Norristown 12 Don Harnum So. G 6-2 175 Selinsgrove/Selinsgrove 20 Tom Kuhn So. G 6-3 160 Lebanon/Cedar Crest 52 Lee Holmes Jr. F 6-7 210 Norristown/Norristown 24 Jim Matthews So. F 6-5 180 Cumberland, Md./Allegheny 14 Rick Jackson Fr. G 5-10 160 York/York Catholic 12 Bob Nelson So. G 5-8 150 Springfield/Cardinal O’Hara 20 Tom Kuhn Sr. G 6-2 180 Lebanon/Cedar Crest 10 Parrish Petry Fr. G 6-0 150 York/West York 40 Dale Lay So. G-F 6-5 200 Boiling Springs/Boiling Springs 54 Tom Triggs Jr. F 6-4 195 York/York Suburban 24 Jim Matthews Sr. F 6-5 205 Cumberland, Md./Allegheny 50 Scott McCracken Fr. G 6-2 174 Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright PSAC Tournament 51 Jeff Moore Fr. F 6-6 180 Washington, D.C./The Maret School Quarterfinals - lost to Bloomsburg, 41-43 43 Mike Palm So. F 6-6 190 Lewistown/Chief Logan 22 Parrish Petry Jr. G 6-0 170 York/West York

PSAC Tournament PSAC Quarterfinals - lost to Mansfield, 54-66

1982-83 1988-89 16-11 • 7-7 PSAC East 13-15 • 9-3 PSAC West PSAC Quarterfinals PSAC Western Division Champions No. Name Yr. pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School PSAC Quarterfinals Anthony Abron Fr. C 6-5 220 Philadelphia/Roman Catholic 34 Rick Bentley Jr. G 6-2 170 Columbia/Columbia No. name year pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School 30 Rich Dyer Sr. G 6-2 165 Landisville/Hempfield 24 Don Butler Fr. F 6-7 195 Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Kennedy 44 Curtis Emery Fr. F 6-3 220 Philadelphia/West Catholic 43 Tim Butts So. F 6-7 180 Hagerstown, Md./North Hagerstown 32 Pat Hannan Jr. G 6-0 160 Norristown/Norristown 22 Michael Driscoll So. G 6-3 180 Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill 12 Don Harnum Fr. G 6-2 175 Selinsgrove/Selinsgrove 30 Sean Harris Sr. G/F 6-2 175 Teaneck, N.J./Teaneck 40 Lee Holmes So. C 6-6 190 Norristown/Norristown 44 Keith Hill So. F 6-7 175 Queens, N.Y./Brooklyn Tech 20 Tom Kuhn Jr. G 6-2 160 Lebanon/Cedar Crest 10 Leon Howard So. G 5-10 160 Baltimore, Md./Baltimore Polytech Inst. Joe Laubach Fr. G 52 Steve Korr Jr. C 6-8 210 Perkasie/Pennridge Dale Lay Fr. G 6-5 200 Boiling Springs/Boiling Springs 14 Matt Markle Fr. G 6-0 165 York/York Catholic 24 Jim Matthews Jr. F 6-5 180 Cumberland, Md./Allegheny 54 Robert Mason So. C 6-9 220 Newnan, Ga./Newnan 43 Mike Palm Fr. C 6-6 190 Lewistown/Chief Logan 20 Robert Riccio Jr. G 6-1 177 Hazleton/Hazleton 10 Parrish Petry So. G 6-0 150 York/West York 32 Andrew Singer Jr. G 6-3 195 Gettysburg/DeLone Catholic 54 Tom Triggs Sr F 6-4 195 York/York Suburban 34 Miftar Spahija Fr. G 5-10 145 Mansfield/Mansfield 12 Fontel Toland Fr. G 6-1 165 Coatesville/Coatesville PSAC Tournament Quarterfinals - lost to Clarion 94-97 PSAC Tournament PSAC Quarterfinals - lost to Bloomsburg, 56-74 46 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 47 History team capsules

1990-91 20-11 • 7-5 PSAC West PSAC Champions NCAA Tournament First Round

No. Name Year pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School 54 Nick Blackshear Fr. G 6-1 175 Lawnside, N.J./Gloucester Twp. Tech. 24 Don Butler Jr. C 6-7 200 Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Kennedy 43 Tim Butts Sr. F 6-7 205 Hagerstown, Md./North Hagerstown 22 Michael Driscoll Sr. F 6-4 205 Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill 20 Terry Dudley Jr. G 5-10 165 Hatfield/Wissahickon 34 Mike Forrest So. F 6-3 193 Philadelphia/West Catholic 10 Reggie Frisby So. G 6-2 160 Temple Hills, Md./Crossland 44 Keith Hill Sr. C 6-8 202 Matthews, N.C./Brooklyn (N.Y.) Tech 2004-05 51 Joe Jenkins So. G 6-1 175 East McKeesport/Allegheny 30 Chris Kaufmann So. G 6-1 183 Conshohocken/Archbishop Kennedy 17-11 • 7-5 PSAC West 14 Matt Markle Jr. G 6-1 160 York/York Catholic 12 Jerome McClain Fr. G 6-4 187 Baltimore, Md./Towson Catholic PSAC Semifinals 51 Tim Naylor So. C 6-6 205 Biglerville/Biglerville 52 Randy Thornton Fr. G 6-3 192 Harrisburg/Harrisburg No. Name Yr. pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 32 Bob Young So. G 6-2 185 Lancaster/Hempfield 50 Khalil Abdus-Salaam Fr. F 6-5 225 Philadelphia/John Bartram 15 Roger Castelgrande So. G 6-0 185 Lebanon/Cedar Crest PSAC Tournament 13 Chuck Davis So. G 6-3 195 Philadelphia/Scotland School PSAC Quarterfinals - defeated California (Pa.), 87-72 52 Ryan Donovan Jr. C 6-6 240 Warminster/William Tennant PSAC Semifinals - defeated Bloomsburg, 76-75 23 Marcus Hudson Jr. G 5-11 180 Washington, D.C./St. Maria Goretti PSAC Championship - defeated Slippery Rock, 76-75 OT 21 Todd Johnson So. F 6-3 225 Philadelphia/St. John Neumann 44 Matt Kerch Jr. F 6-7 205 Shippensburg/Shippensburg NCAA Tournament 22 Ryan Kraft Fr. G 6-5 200 Royersford/Spring-Ford First Round - lost to Philadelphia, 50-62 32 Mark Meehan So. G 6-0 170 Philadelphia/St. Joseph’s Prep Consolation - lost to Slippery Rock, 101-119 11 Malik Parker R-Fr. G 6-0 165 Philadelphia/Scotland School 5 Seth Scott Jr. F 6-8 230 Waynesboro/Waynesboro 10 Scott Sexton Jr. G 6-0 185 Hatboro/Hatboro 42 Gary Vaincoeur So. F 6-6 205 Elkins Park/Cheltenham 34 Jamal Williams So. G 6-3 185 Philadelphia/Cherokee 4 Greg Wojdowski So. F 6-5 220 Bethel Park/Bethel Park

PSAC Tournament PSAC Quarterfinals - defeated Clarion 56-51 PSAC Semifinals - lost to Millersville, 50-73

2000-01 11-16 • 6-6 PSAC West PSAC Quarterfinals

No. Name Year pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School 50 Brian Anderson Sr. C 6-10 236 Chester, N.Y./Burke Catholic 10 Ron Banks So. G 5-9 145 Philadelphia/West Catholic 42 Adam Brown Jr. F 6-5 225 Philadelphia/William Penn 23 Nasser Eggleston Jr. G 5-10 175 Philadelphia/Girard College 24 Alston Ellis So. G 6-2 180 Mt. Joy/Hempfield 22 Brian Gleason Sr. F 6-6 200 Landisville/Hempfield 52 Marc Harder Jr. C 6-7 244 Camp Hill/Trinity 5 David Levetter Fr. F 6-4 215 Philadelphia/Roman Catholic 11 Jeff Madara So. G 6-0 175 Edinboro/General McLane 13 Michael Means So. F 6-7 215 Stevens/Cocalico 44 Greg Pearson Jr. C 6-6 225 Bethlehem/Liberty 21 Richard Richardson Jr. C 6-5 240 Harrisburg/Girard College 15 Andrew Ross Fr. F 6-5 190 Baltimore, Md./Calvert Hall 34 Tom Roth Sr. F 6-6 190 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel 32 Adam Underkoffler So. G 5-8 183 Chambersburg/Chambersburg

PSAC Tournament PSAC Quarterfinals - lost to Edinboro, 81-99

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2005-06 24-7 • 11-1 PSAC West PSAC Western Division Champions PSAC Runner-Up NCAA Tournament

No. Name pos. Ht. Wt. yr. Hometown/High School 22 Khalil Abdus-Salaam F So. 6-5 219 Philadelphia/John Bartram 15 Roger Castelgrande G Jr. 6-0 189 Lebanon/Cedar Crest 13 Chuck Davis G Jr. 6-0 189 Lebanon/Cedar Crest 52 Derrick Graff C Fr. 6-8 218 Drexel Hill/Monsignor/Bonner 23 Marcus Hudson G Sr. 5-11 164 Washington, D.C./St. Maria Goretti 21 Todd Johnson F Jr. 6-3 235 Philadelphia/St. John Neumann 44 Matt Kerch F Sr. 6-7 222 Shippensburg/Shippensburg 22 Ryan Kraft G So. 6-5 200 Royersford/Spring-Ford 32 Mark Meehan G Jr. 6-0 165 Philadelphia/St. Joseph’s Prep 11 Malik Parker G R-So. 6-2 160 Philadelphia/Scotland School 5 Seth Scott C Sr. 6-8 226 Waynesboro/Waynesboro Area 42 Gary Vaincoeur F Jr. 6-6 198 Elkins Park/Cheltenham 34 Jamal Williams G Jr. 6-3 185 Philadelphia/Cherokee 4 Greg Wojdowski F Jr. 6-5 220 Bethel Park/Bethel Park

PSAC Tournament PSAC Quarterfinals - defeated Indiana (Pa.), 66-61 PSAC Semifinals - defeated Mansfield, 72-65 PSAC Finals - lost to Edinboro, 51-52 NCAA Tournament First Round - lost to Mount Olive, 83-86

48 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 49 History season results

1980-81 (14-11) 1982-83 (16-11) result ship opp result ship opp 2/3/1980 Robert Morris A W 71 65 11/20/1982 Mt. St. Mary’s % N W 72 45 12/6/1980 Millersville H W 84 55 11/21/1982 Gettysburg % A W 75 45 12/8/1980 East Stroudsburg A L 60 65 11/23/1982 UMBC A W 68 48 12/10/1980 Messiah A W 53 44 12/1/1982 West Chester A L 64 76 12/13/1980 Mansfield H L 57 62 12/4/1982 Mansfield A L 54 73 12/22/1980 Penn State-Behrend S N L 56 74 12/8/1982 East Stroudsburg H W 75 61 12/23/1980 Steubenville S A W 88 64 12/11/1982 Kutztown H W 57 53 1/9/1981 Dickison # A W 67 60 1/7/1983 Gettysburg # N W 69 49 1/10/1981 Gettysburg # N W 78 61 1/8/1983 Dickinson # A L 57 60 1/14/1981 Pitt-Johnstown A W 61 58 1/10/1983 Pitt-Johnstown A W 78 67 1/17/1981 Bloomsburg A L 64 66 1/12/1983 Messiah A W 64 55 1/21/1981 Kutztown A L 81 82 OT 1/17/1983 Randolph-Macon H L 56 57 1/24/1981 Cheyney H L 46 51 1/19/1983 Bloomsburg A L 66 67 1/28/1981 East Stroudsburg H W 66 53 1/22/1983 Cheyney H W 71 70 1/31/1981 Millersville A W 69 60 1/26/1983 Kutztown A W 69 63 2/4/1981 York H W 54 53 1/29/1983 Millersville A L 66 70 2/7/1981 Randolph-Macon H L 62 63 1/31/1983 York H W 85 63 2/9/1981 Dickison A W 55 52 2/2/1983 Cheyney A L 66 78 2/11/1981 Bloomsburg H L 71 78 2/5/1983 Bloomsburg H L 63 76 2/14/1981 Kutztown H W 62 60 2/9/1983 Millersville H W 111 89 2/15/1981 Juniata H W 70 58 2/14/1983 Mt. St. Mary’s H W 82 76 2/16/1981 Pitt-Johnstown H W 75 71 2/16/1983 Mansfield H W 70 69 2/18/1981 Cheyney A L 62 66 2/19/1983 West Chester H L 74 82 2/21/1981 James Madison A L 68 77 2/21/1983 Pitt-Johnstown H W 84 71 2/23/1981 Mansfield A L 68 73 2/23/1983 Philadelphia Textile A L 71 77 OT S - Steubenville Tournament - 3rd place 2/24/1983 East Stroudsburg A W 77 76 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament - 1st place 2/28/1983 Clarion P A L 94 97 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament % - Gettysburg Lions Club Tournament 1981-82 (19-8) P - PSAC Tournament result ship opp 11/24/1981 UMBC H L 46 48 11/27/1981 Fairmont State F A L 40 41 1983-84 (10-18) 11/28/1981 West Liberty N L 58 72 result ship opp 11/30/1981 Messiah H W 70 44 11/21/1983 Pitt-Johnstown H W 65 44 12/2/1981 East Stroudsburg H W 78 40 11/30/1983 Millersville H L 91 95 2OT 12/7/1981 Philadelphia Textile H W 81 57 12/3/1983 Mansfield A L 70 88 12/9/1981 Bloomsburg A L 58 69 12/5/1983 UMBC H L 74 87 12/12/1981 Mansfield A W 70 65 12/7/1983 East Stroudsburg H W 56 41 1/8/1982 Messiah # N W 48 39 12/10/1983 Bloomsburg A L 51 52 1/9/1982 Dickison # A W 54 53 12/28/1983 West Chester % N L 58 64 1/11/1982 Mt. St. Mary’s A L 61 72 12/29/1983 Pace % N W 73 63 1/14/1982 Pitt-Johnstown A W 76 64 1/11/1984 Pitt-Johnstown A W 85 71 1/18/1982 Randolph-Macon A W 46 40 1/13/1984 Lebanon Valley # N W 98 90 1/20/1982 Millersville H W 82 76 OT 1/14/1984 Messiah # N W 62 55 1/25/1982 Pitt-Johnstown H W 79 61 1/16/1984 Randolph-Macon A L 53 84 1/27/1982 Mansfield H W 77 66 OT 1/18/1984 West Chester H L 70 73 1/30/1982 Cheyney H L 63 65 1/21/1984 Kutztown H W 88 67 2/1/1982 York A W 69 61 1/23/1984 Indiana (Pa.) H L 53 63 2/3/1982 Kutztown A W 57 54 1/25/1984 Millersville A L 74 90 2/6/1982 Millersville A W 53 51 1/28/1984 Mansfield H L 46 51 2/8/1982 Dickinson H W 63 56 1/30/1984 York A W 93 87 4OT 2/10/1982 Cheyney A L 58 75 2/1/1984 East Stroudsburg A L 73 79 2/13/1982 Bloomsburg H W 52 51 2/4/1984 Bloomsburg H L 53 55 OT 2/15/1982 Juniata A W 59 56 2/8/1984 Cheyney H L 60 64 2/20/1982 East Stroudsburg A W 62 52 2/11/1984 Kutztown A W 69 68 2/21/1982 Kutztown H W 97 66 2/13/1984 Mt. St. Mary’s A L 77 98 2/23/1982 Bloomsburg P A L 41 43 2/16/1984 West Chester A L 85 89 F - Fairmont State Tournament - fourth place 2/20/1984 Cheyney A L 73 79 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament - 1st place 2/22/1984 Philadelphia Textile H W 82 74 P - PSAC Tournament 2/25/1984 Indiana (Pa.) A L 66 76 2/27/1984 MansfieldP A L 54 66 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament % - Indiana Christmas Tournament P - PSAC Tournament

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1984-85 (10-15) 1986-87 (8-18) result ship opp result ship opp 12/1/1984 Mansfield H L 63 69 OT 11/22/1986 California (Pa.) A L 75 81 12/3/1984 UMBC A L 78 82 11/25/1986 Elizabethtown A W 75 73 12/5/1984 East Stroudsburg A W 74 68 12/1/1986 Bloomsburg H L 62 69 12/8/1984 James Madison A L 42 84 12/3/1986 Cheyney H W 73 67 12/10/1984 Pitt-Johnstown A L 77 86 12/6/1986 Kutztown A L 52 63 12/12/1984 Cheyney H L 49 70 12/10/1986 West Chester A L 68 74 OT 12/15/1984 Kutztown A L 47 53 12/12/1986 Liberty A L 49 65 1/4/1984 Randolph-Macon N L 39 84 12/13/1986 Philadelphia Textile A L 67 77 1/5/1984 Bluefield % N W 107 89 1/8/1987 Messiah # N W 81 46 1/11/1985 Lebanon Valley % N W 63 61 1/10/1987 Dickinson # A L 56 57 1/12/1985 Dickinson # A W 52 50 1/14/1987 California (Pa.) H W 79 68 1/16/1985 Mt. St. Mary’s H L 80 86 1/19/1987 Millersville A L 70 82 1/19/1985 Philadelphia Textile A L 75 84 1/21/1987 Mansfield H L 71 75 OT 1/24/1985 West Chester A W 85 78 1/24/1987 East Stroudsburg H W 77 69 1/26/1985 Millersville H W 87 76 1/26/1987 Mt. St. Mary’s H L 62 82 1/28/1985 York H W 93 68 1/28/1987 Pitt-Johnstown H W 73 61 1/31/1985 Bloomsburg H L 59 62 1/31/1987 Bloomsburg A L 68 79 2/4/1985 Cheyney A L 75 89 2/2/1987 Pitt-Johnstown A L 74 78 2/6/1985 East Stroudsburg H W 86 77 2/4/1987 Cheyney A L 68 72 2/9/1985 Bloomsburg A L 67 82 2/7/1987 Kutztown H L 69 72 2/13/1985 Pitt-Johnstown H W 100 60 2/9/1987 York H W 66 39 2/15/1985 Mansfield A L 60 84 2/11/1987 West Chester H W 58 55 2/16/1985 Kutztown H L 52 53 2/14/1987 Millersville H L 61 77 2/18/1985 Millersville A L 81 87 2/16/1987 Randolph-Macon A L 49 81 2/20/1985 West Chester H W 85 82 OT 2/18/1987 Mansfield A L 49 54 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament 2/21/1987 East Stroudsburg A L 59 65 % - Coastal Carolina Tournament # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament

1985-86 (13-13) 1987-88 (15-13, 6-6 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/22/1985 St. Paul’s % N W 82 70 11/23/1987 Elizabethtown H W 84 61 11/23/1985 Virginia Wesleyan % N W 82 62 12/1/1987 Pitt-Johnstown H L 81 92 11/26/1985 UMBC H W 89 62 12/4/1987 East Stroudsburg % A W 62 55 12/2/1985 Pitt-Johnstown H W 72 61 12/5/1987 Bridgeport % N L 53 72 12/4/1985 Bloomsburg A L 69 73 12/9/1987 West Chester H W 71 55 12/7/1985 Cheyney A L 60 61 12/12/1987 Philadelphia Textile H L 62 75 12/9/1985 East Stroudsburg H W 65 63 1/5/1988 Queens A W 68 58 12/11/1985 Kutztown H W 63 53 1/8/1988 Lebanon Valley # N W 79 63 12/14/1985 West Chester H W 85 60 1/9/1988 Dickinson # A W 82 73 1/6/1986 Webber A L 76 99 1/11/1988 Pitt-Johnstown A L 66 81 1/10/1986 Dickinson # A W 56 54 1/13/1988 Randolph-Macon H L 48 72 1/11/1986 Messiah N W 69 44 1/18/1988 Bloomsburg H W 64 62 1/15/1986 Philadelphia Textile H L 72 74 1/20/1988 California (Pa.) * H L 72 83 1/20/1986 Mt. St. Mary’s A L 61 78 1/23/1988 York A W 60 59 1/22/1986 Millersville H L 56 70 1/25/1988 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 69 56 1/25/1986 Mansfield H L 65 80 1/27/1988 Clarion * H W 83 82 1/27/1986 York A W 85 72 1/30/1988 Slippery Rock * A L 64 78 1/29/1986 Pitt-Johnstown A L 74 79 2/3/1988 Lock Haven * H L 63 75 2/1/1986 East Stroudsburg A W 75 63 2/6/1988 Edinboro * A L 61 82 2/5/1986 Bloomsburg H L 60 76 2/8/1988 California (Pa.) * A L 71 84 2/8/1986 Cheyney H L 73 84 2/13/1988 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 64 63 2/12/1986 Kutztown A L 61 76 2/15/1988 Queens H W 61 50 2/15/1986 West Chester A L 76 89 2/17/1988 Clarion * A W 62 51 2/17/1986 Randolph-Macon H W 48 46 2/20/1988 Slippery Rock * H W 61 56 2/19/1986 Millersville A L 60 63 OT 2/22/1988 West Chester A L 70 78 2/22/1986 Mansfield A W 77 71 2/24/1988 Lock Haven * A L 66 91 # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament 2/27/1988 Edinboro * H W 86 77 % - Longwood Tournament 3/11/1988 Dowling & A L 66 74 * - PSAC West Game # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament % - Pocono Classic & - ECAC Division I Tournament

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1988-89(13-15, 9-3 PSAC-W) 1990-91 (20-11, 7-5 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/19/1988 East Stroudsburg H L 79 87 11/16/1990 Wilkes W H W 95 48 11/22/1988 Queens H W 84 77 11/17/1990 Pitt-Johnstown W H W 83 72 11/30/1988 Penn State-Harrisburg H W 103 58 11/20/1990 Bloomsburg A W 66 55 12/3/1988 Pitt-Johnstown H W 84 62 11/23/1990 Gannon # A L 70 75 OT 12/7/1988 West Chester A L 63 77 11/24/1990 West Virginia Tech # N W 73 62 12/10/1988 Philadelphia Textile A L 75 92 12/1/1990 West Chester H W 83 64 1/7/1989 Messiah # N L 81 84 OT 12/5/1990 Philadelphia Textile H L 55 59 1/9/1989 Dickinson # A L 80 91 12/8/1990 East Stroudsburg H W 99 87 1/10/1989 Queens A L 65 79 1/4/1991 Lebanon Valley % N W 78 58 1/14/1989 West Chester H L 60 62 1/5/1991 Dickinson % A W 64 56 1/16/1989 Bloomsburg A L 54 86 1/9/1991 Queens A W 80 56 1/18/1989 Randolph-Macon H L 66 79 1/19/1991 Clarion * H W 89 78 1/21/1989 Edinboro * A W 63 60 1/21/1991 Lock Haven * H W 83 77 1/23/1989 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 66 57 1/23/1991 Pitt-Johnstown A L 74 84 1/25/1989 California (Pa.) * H L 69 76 1/26/1991 Edinboro * A W 77 75 1/28/1989 Slippery Rock * A L 70 74 1/30/1991 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 90 81 1/30/1989 Randolph-Macon A L 61 67 2/2/1991 Slippery Rock * H L 69 81 2/1/1989 Lock Haven * H W 75 74 2/4/1991 Shepherd H W 91 73 2/4/1989 Clarion * H W 80 53 2/6/1991 California (Pa.) * A L 69 83 2/6/1989 Pitt-Johnstown A W 77 61 2/9/1991 Clarion * A W 66 61 2/8/1989 James Madison A L 51 81 2/11/1991 Lock Haven * A L 84 85 2/11/1989 Edinboro * H W 77 67 2/16/1991 Edinboro * H W 77 74 2/13/1989 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 76 66 2/18/1991 West Chester A L 60 73 2/15/1989 California (Pa.) * A W 66 60 2/20/1991 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 99 96 2/18/1989 Slippery Rock * H W 94 90 OT 2/23/1991 Slippery Rock A L 72 85 2/22/1989 Lock Haven * A L 56 81 2/27/1991 California (Pa.) * H L 67 72 2/25/1989 Clarion * A W 62 59 3/4/1991 California (Pa.) P A W 87 72 3/10/1989 Bloomsburg P A L 56 74 3/8/1991 Bloomsburg P A W 69 67 * - PSAC West Game # - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament 3/9/1991 Slippery Rock P N W 76 75 OT P - PSAC Tournament 3/15/1991 Philadelphia Textile N N L 50 62 3/16/1991 Slippery Rock N A L 101 119 * - PSAC West Game W - H&H Chevrolet/Sheetz Tournament 1989-90 (10-17, 2-10 PSAC-W) # - Gannon Tournament %- Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament result ship opp P - PSAC Tournament N - NCAA Tournament 11/17/1989 West Virginia Tech # N L 73 79 11/18/1989 Wilmington # N W 100 68 11/29/1989 Penn State-Harrisburg H W 90 32 1991-92 (10-16, 3-9 PSAC-W) 12/2/1989 York H W 86 24 result ship opp 12/6/1989 West Chester H W 68 39 11/22/1991 Mercyhurst W H W 89 79 12/9/1989 East Stroudsburg A L 64 81 11/23/1991 SpringfieldW H W 83 64 12/18/1989 Eckerd A L 68 71 11/25/1991 Mansfield H W 76 62 12/22/1989 Tampa A L 62 96 12/2/1991 Shepherd H W 72 62 1/5/1990 Dickinson % A L 62 68 12/4/1991 Bloomsburg H W 81 70 1/6/1990 Messiah % N W 77 66 1/2/1992 Pace # N L 38 45 1/17/1990 Queens H W 92 60 1/4/1992 Renssalaer Tech # N L 70 84 1/20/1990 Slippery Rock * H L 80 81 1/8/1992 West Chester A L 71 81 1/22/1990 California (Pa.) * A L 65 78 1/10/1992 Messiah % N W 85 72 1/24/1990 Lock Haven * A L 64 94 1/11/1992 Lebanon Valley % N L 70 76 1/27/1990 Clarion * A L 59 80 1/13/1992 Shepherd A L 80 88 1/29/1990 Pitt-Johnstown H W 85 76 1/18/1992 Edinboro * H L 63 87 2/3/1990 Edinboro * H L 60 75 1/20/1992 Pitt-Johnstown H W 75 71 2/5/1990 Bloomsburg H L 56 65 1/22/1992 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 58 66 2/7/1990 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 54 71 1/25/1992 Slippery Rock * H W 77 63 2/10/1990 Slippery Rock * A L 88 112 1/27/1992 Pitt-Johnstown A L 79 85 2/12/1990 California (Pa.) * H L 66 74 1/29/1992 California (Pa.) * A L 65 81 2/14/1990 Lock Haven * H W 60 59 2/1/1992 Clarion * A L 60 95 2/17/1990 Clarion * H W 72 62 2/3/1992 St. Vincent H L 54 60 2/19/1990 West Chester A W 77 63 2/5/1992 Lock Haven * H W 77 61 2/21/1990 Pitt-Johnstown A L 78 80 2/8/1992 Edinboro * A L 83 97 2/24/1990 Edinboro * A L 84 97 2/12/1992 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 67 86 2/28/1990 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 73 79 2/15/1992 Slippery Rock * A W 68 64 * - PSAC West Game # - Shepherd Tournament 2/19/1992 California (Pa.) * H L 75 90 % - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament 2/22/1992 Clarion * H L 87 88 2/26/1992 Lock Haven * A L 67 88 * - PSAC West Game W - Shippensburg Tip-Off Tournament # - Florida Atlantic Tournament % - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament

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1992-93 (13-12, 5-7 PSAC-W) 1994-1995 (9-17, 2-10 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/20/1992 LIU Southampton W H W 90 60 11/19/1994 Mansfield H W 71 63 11/21/1992 Mercy W H W 101 91 11/22/1994 Kutztown A L 61 81 11/30/1992 Shepherd A W 75 72 11/28/1994 West Chester H L 61 66 12/2/1992 Bloomsburg A L 86 96 11/30/1994 Bloomsburg A L 48 79 12/5/1992 Kutztown H L 70 75 12/2/1994 Wheeling Jesuit H W 91 84 12/9/1992 West Chester H L 59 61 12/3/1994 Shepherd H W 80 57 1/5/1993 Mansfield A L 65 67 12/7/1994 West Chester A L 59 82 1/8/1993 Dickinson % A W 84 59 12/10/1994 Mansfield A W 78 69 1/9/1993 PSU-Harrisburg % N W 90 48 1/6/1995 Messiah N W 74 59 1/13/1993 Kutztown A W 61 55 1/7/1995 Ramapo N W 63 59 1/18/1993 Shepherd H W 65 56 1/9/1995 Bloomsburg H L 80 93 1/20/1993 Pitt-Johnstown H L 66 79 1/11/1995 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 69 98 1/23/1993 Slippery Rock * A W 67 63 1/14/1995 Clarion * H L 71 79 1/25/1993 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 58 79 1/18/1995 California (Pa.) * H L 67 85 1/27/1993 California (Pa.) * H L 74 84 1/21/1995 Edinboro * A L 73 96 1/30/1993 Clarion * H W 73 70 1/25/1995 Lock Haven * H L 78 89 2/3/1993 Lock Haven * H W 63 60 1/28/1995 Slippery Rock * A L 105 110 2/6/1993 Edinboro * A L 75 82 1/30/1995 Kutztown H L 84 90 2/10/1993 Pitt-Johnstown A W 70 62 2/1/1995 Pitt-Johnstown H W 99 91 2/13/1993 Slippery Rock * H W 74 67 2/4/1995 Clarion * A L 81 91 2/15/1993 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 66 69 2/8/1995 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 68 91 2/17/1993 California (Pa.) * A L 74 83 2/11/1995 California (Pa.) * A L 63 98 2/20/1993 Clarion * A W 88 85 OT 2/15/1995 Lock Haven * A L 87 104 2/24/1993 Lock Haven * A L 46 72 2/18/1995 Edinboro * H W 74 71 2/27/1993 Edinboro * H L 81 101 2/22/1995 Pitt-Johnstown A L 80 95 * - PSAC West Game W - Shippensburg Tip-Off Tournament 2/25/1995 Slippery Rock * H W 108 96 % - Carlisle Kiwanis Tournament * - PSAC West Game

1993-1994 (13-13, 5-7 PSAC-W) 1995-1996 (12-13, 4-8 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/23/1993 Kutztown H W 73 46 11/18/1995 Shepherd A W 83 82 11/29/1993 Pitt-Johnstown H L 73 85 11/21/1995 Kutztown H W 83 63 12/1/1993 Bloomsburg H W 76 72 11/27/1995 Pitt-Johnstown H L 93 97 3 OT 12/3/1993 Wingate H W 79 57 11/29/1995 Bloomsburg A L 66 76 12/4/1993 District of Columbia H W 96 82 12/1/1995 LaRoche H W 91 77 12/8/1993 West Chester A L 64 73 12/2/1995 Mansfield H W 83 69 12/11/1993 Mansfield H W 78 58 12/6/1995 West Chester H W 83 68 12/30/1993 Florida Southern A L 56 78 12/9/1995 Bloomsburg H L 75 93 1/3/1994 Rollins A L 68 78 12/28/1995 Barry % A L 72 91 1/7/1994 York A W 78 67 12/30/1995 Lynn % A L 80 83 1/8/1994 Dickinson A W 75 66 1/3/1996 St. Vincent A W 81 63 1/10/1994 Bloomsburg A L 64 72 1/5/1996 Susquehanna N W 96 94 1/12/1994 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 71 82 1/6/1996 Dickinson A W 94 72 1/15/1994 Clarion * A W 77 74 OT 1/10/1996 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 82 90 1/19/1994 California (Pa.) * A L 61 85 1/13/1996 Clarion * A W 97 77 1/22/1994 Edinboro * H L 68 78 1/17/1996 California (Pa.) * A L 67 92 1/26/1994 Lock Haven * A L 67 87 1/20/1996 Edinboro * H L 83 94 1/29/1994 Slippery Rock * H W 66 64 1/24/1996 Lock Haven * A L 83 88 1/31/1994 Kutztown A L 65 72 1/27/1996 Slippery Rock * H W 86 69 2/5/1994 Clarion * H W 88 86 2/3/1996 Clarion * A W 84 79 2/9/1994 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 80 96 2/7/1996 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 80 81 2/12/1994 California (Pa.) * H L 68 99 2/10/1996 California (Pa.) * H L 63 73 2/16/1994 Lock Haven * H W 82 67 2/14/1996 Lock Haven * A W 85 72 2/19/1994 Edinboro * A L 78 88 2/17/1996 Edinboro * A L 69 96 2/23/1994 Pitt-Johnstown A W 97 85 2/24/1996 Slippery Rock * A L 82 94 2/26/1994 Slippery Rock * A W 70 68 * - PSAC West Game * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament # - Fairmont State classic % - Netley College Holiday Festival

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1996-1997 (11-15, 6-6 PSAC-W) 1998-1999 (8-18, 2-10 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/15/1996 Fairmont State # A W 71 66 11/13/1998 Longwood W N W 62 57 11/16/1996 Alderson-Broaddus # N L 80 85 11/14/1998 West Chester W A L 44 57 11/20/1996 Mansfield H L 93 99 11/18/1998 East Stroudsburg H L 68 70 11/23/1996 Kutztown A W 83 80 OT 11/20/1998 Shepherd # H L 68 86 11/25/1996 James Madison A L 67 86 11/21/1998 Longwood # H W 66 39 12/3/1996 West Chester A L 58 61 11/24/1998 Millersville A L 52 81 12/6/1996 Pitt-Johnstown W H L 83 93 OT 11/30/1998 Columbia Union H W 74 59 12/7/1996 Shepherd W H L 75 92 12/2/1998 East Stroudsburg A W 74 53 12/28/1996 Queens % N W 84 76 12/5/1998 Millersville H L 44 53 12/28/1996 Bentley % A L 68 74 12/8/1998 Dickinson A L 55 59 1/4/1997 Kutztown H W 86 60 12/29/1998 Rollins % A L 77 90 1/6/1997 Mansfield A L 62 95 12/30/1998 Bluefield State % N W 92 55 1/8/1997 Pitt-Johnstown A L 72 73 1/6/1999 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 45 86 1/11/1997 Slippery Rock * A W 80 70 1/9/1999 Clarion * H L 54 75 1/15/1997 Lock Haven * H L 63 65 OT 1/13/1999 California (Pa.) * H L 63 68 1/18/1997 Edinboro * A L 63 75 1/16/1999 Edinboro * A L 62 75 1/22/1997 California (Pa.) * H W 69 68 1/20/1999 Lock Haven * H W 59 34 1/25/1997 Clarion * A L 61 64 1/23/1999 Slippery Rock * A L 53 57 1/29/1997 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 59 75 1/25/1999 Mt. Aloysius A W 64 57 2/1/1997 Slippery Rock * H W 87 82 1/30/1999 Clarion * A L 66 77 2/5/1997 Columbia Union H W 86 59 2/3/1999 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 80 92 2/8/1997 Edinboro * H W 86 74 2/6/1999 California (Pa.) * A L 66 80 2/12/1997 Lock Haven * A W 76 56 2/8/1999 Lebanon Valley H L 82 89 OT 2/15/1997 California (Pa.) * A L 59 89 2/10/1999 Lock Haven * A L 83 92 2/19/1997 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 83 85 2/13/1999 Edinboro * H L 47 61 2/22/1997 Clarion * H W 82 69 2/21/1999 Slippery Rock * H W 73 57 * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament # - Fairmont State classic % - Netley College Holiday Festival # - West Chester Tournament % - Rollins Tournament

1997-1998 (10-16, 3-9 PSAC-W) 1999-2000 (11-16, 1-11 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/14/1997 Shepherd # A L 72 80 11/19/1999 Central Washington W H L 70 107 11/15/1997 Bloomsburg # N L 61 65 11/20/1999 East Stroudsburg W H W 69 56 11/21/1997 Randolph-Macon % N W 71 54 11/22/1999 Lebanon Valley A L 60 72 11/22/1997 Juniata % A W 72 49 11/29/1999 Millersville H L 53 60 11/25/1997 Kutztown H W 72 59 12/1/1999 Columbia Union A W 88 70 11/28/1997 Gannon & A L 58 78 12/3/1999 Pitt-Johnstown N L 70 82 11/29/1997 Millersville & N W 66 54 12/4/1999 East Stroudsburg A W 61 57 12/5/1997 West Liberty W H W 68 66 12/6/1999 Dickinson H W 70 64 12/6/1997 West Chester W H L 57 65 12/8/1999 Millersville A L 57 71 12/9/1997 Dickinson H W 67 60 1/3/2000 Kutztown H W 59 52 12/28/1997 Barry University A L 66 86 1/5/2000 Bloomsburg H L 86 88 OT 12/30/1997 Lynn University A L 70 75 1/8/2000 Lycoming H W 81 77 1/3/1998 Kutztown A L 58 67 1/12/2000 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 73 78 1/10/1998 Slippery Rock * H L 53 88 1/15/2000 Clarion * A L 60 90 1/14/1998 Lock Haven * A W 58 57 1/19/2000 California (Pa.) * A L 48 84 1/17/1998 Edinboro * H L 75 84 1/22/2000 Edinboro * H L 62 65 1/21/1998 California (Pa.) * A L 55 89 1/26/2000 Lock Haven * A L 64 70 1/24/1998 Clarion * A L 61 81 1/29/2000 Slippery Rock * H L 61 78 1/28/1998 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 54 58 1/31/2000 West Chester H L 64 79 1/31/1998 Slippery Rock * A L 69 84 2/2/2000 Mt. Aloysius H L 82 83 OT 2/4/1998 Columbia Union A W 89 73 2/5/2000 Clarion * H L 68 77 2/7/1998 Edinboro * A L 70 80 2/9/2000 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 63 71 2/11/1998 Lock Haven * H W 85 72 2/12/2000 California (Pa.) * H L 72 85 2/14/1998 California (Pa.) * H L 62 75 2/16/2000 Lock Haven * H W 89 73 2/18/1998 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 65 72 2/19/2000 Edinboro * A L 61 84 2/21/1998 Clarion * H W 55 52 2/26/2000 Slippery Rock * A L 57 83 * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament # - Shepherd Tournament % - Juniata Tournament # - East Stroudsburg Tournament & - Gannon Tournament

54 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 55 History season results

2000-2001 (11-16, 6-6 PSAC-W) 2002-2003 (8-19, 4-8 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/17/2000 Lambton (Canada) W H W 77 63 11/22/2002 Barton W H L 86 95 11/18/2000 College of W. Va. W H W 92 84 11/23/2002 Kutztown W H W 79 70 11/21/2000 Bloomsburg A L 66 107 11/26/2002 Shepherd A L 72 78 12/2/2000 Millersville A L 63 75 12/4/2002 Dickinson A W 84 68 12/5/2000 Dickinson A L 71 76 12/6/2002 East Stroudsburg A W 98 95 OT 12/6/2000 East Stroudsburg A W 72 65 12/7/2002 Bloomsburg A L 70 81 12/20/2000 Kutztown A L 66 74 12/18/2002 Fairmont State H L 63 79 12/29/2000 Gannon # A L 71 86 12/21/2002 West Chester H L 79 81 12/30/2000 Westminster # N L 88 98 12/22/2002 Millersville H W 78 71 1/6/2001 Mansfield H L 61 84 12/28/2002 Incarnate Word A L 64 76 1/7/2001 Bloomsburg H L 69 74 12/30/2002 St. Mary’s (Tex.) A L 68 80 1/10/2001 Clarion * H L 58 72 1/4/2003 Cheyney A L 67 78 1/13/2001 Cheyney H L 72 85 1/5/2003 Kutztown A L 68 76 1/14/2001 West Chester H W 84 75 1/8/2003 Pitt-Johnstown H L 57 60 1/17/2001 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 86 76 1/12/2003 Mansfield H L 76 90 1/20/2001 Edinboro * A W 71 70 1/18/2003 Slippery Rock * A W 68 58 1/24/2001 California (Pa.) * H W 70 68 1/22/2003 Lock Haven * A L 72 78 1/27/2001 Slippery Rock * A W 65 50 1/25/2003 Edinboro * A L 58 70 1/31/2001 Lock Haven * H W 74 73 1/29/2003 California (Pa.) * H L 45 46 2/3/2001 Clarion * A L 81 89 2/1/2003 Clarion * A W 67 66 2/7/2001 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 70 78 2/5/2003 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 72 90 2/10/2001 California (Pa.) * A L 77 98 2/8/2003 Slippery Rock * H L 51 62 2/14/2001 Lock Haven * A L 73 87 2/15/2003 Edinboro * H L 60 71 2/17/2001 Edinboro * H W 95 84 2/19/2003 Lock Haven * A L 72 79 2/23/2002 Pitt-Johnstown H W 95 74 2/22/2003 California (Pa.) * A L 61 80 2/24/2001 Slippery Rock * H L 78 81 2/26/2003 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 90 82 2/27/2001 Edinboro P A L 81 99 3/1/2003 Clarion * H W 98 96 * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament # - Gannon Tournament P - PSAC Tournament 2003-2004 (10-17, 2-10 PSAC-W) 2001-2002 (9-17, 3-9 PSAC-W) result ship opp result ship opp 11/15/2003 Davis & Elkins H W 75 58 11/16/2001 Felician W H W 78 67 11/21/2003 Catawba W H W 76 60 11/17/2001 West Liberty State W H W 74 64 11/22/2003 Barton W H L 50 63 11/20/2001 East Stroudsburg A W 64 55 11/25/2003 Shepherd H W 79 72 12/1/2001 Millersville H W 81 77 OT 12/1/2003 East Stroudsburg A W 74 71 12/4/2001 Dickinson H W 80 72 12/3/2003 Bloomsburg A W 85 67 12/19/2001 Mansfield A L 67 74 12/5/2003 Cheyney H L 67 75 12/20/2001 Bloomsburg A L 73 83 12/6/2003 Kutztown H W 85 68 12/28/2001 Hillsdale # A L 72 83 12/16/2003 Fairmont State A L 72 82 12/29/2001 Northern Michigan # N L 40 60 12/18/2003 Mansfield A L 60 72 1/5/2002 East Stroudsburg H W 83 51 1/3/2004 East Stroudsburg H L 77 79 OT 1/6/2002 Kutztown H L 62 64 1/4/2004 Bloomsburg H L 62 68 OT 1/9/2002 Clarion * A L 42 72 1/7/2004 Pitt-Johnstown A W 70 66 OT 1/12/2002 Cheyney A L 65 82 1/10/2004 West Chester A L 52 77 1/13/2002 West Chester A L 51 77 1/11/2004 Millersville A W 79 76 1/16/2002 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 57 92 1/17/2004 Slippery Rock * H L 57 70 1/19/2002 Edinboro * H L 66 74 1/21/2004 Lock Haven * A L 57 60 1/23/2002 California (Pa.) * A L 68 91 1/24/2004 Edinboro * H L 50 63 1/26/2002 Slippery Rock * H L 73 74 1/28/2004 California (Pa.) * A L 57 73 1/30/2002 Lock Haven * A L 46 56 1/31/2004 Clarion * A L 64 71 2/2/2002 Clarion * H W 79 74 2/4/2004 Indiana (Pa.) * H L 74 79 2/6/2002 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 56 63 2/7/2004 Slippery Rock * A L 82 86 2/9/2002 California (Pa.) * H L 56 76 2/14/2004 Edinboro * A L 52 54 2/13/2002 Lock Haven * H W 91 83 2/18/2004 Lock Haven * H W 64 45 2/16/2002 Edinboro * A L 75 83 2/21/2004 California (Pa.) * H L 61 74 2/20/2002 Pitt-Johnstown A L 54 57 2/25/2004 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 55 53 2/23/2002 Slippery Rock * A W 65 62 2/28/2004 Clarion * H L 39 52 * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament # - Hillsdale Tournament

54 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 55 History season results

2004-05 (18-11, 7-5 PSAC-W) 2006-07 (17-14, 8-4 PSAC-W) result ship opp Result ship Opp 11/19/2004 West Liberty W H W 80 74 11/10/06 South Dakota N L 73 78 OT 11/20/2004 St. Rose W H W 60 56 11/10/06 South Carolina-Aik N L 60 63 11/26/2004 Hillsdale # N L 54 58 11/12/06 Wisconsin-Parkside N L 66 73 11/27/2004 Seattle Pacific # N L 69 90 11/15/06 Millersville H W 69 67 11/28/2004 Hawaii Hilo # A L 59 63 11/17/06 Alderson-Broaddus N W 62 61 12/4/2004 West Chester A W 50 46 11/18/06 Bloomfield N W 86 68 12/8/2004 Kutztown A L 58 80 11/21/06 Shepherd A L 51 60 12/21/2004 East Stroudsburg H W 70 45 11/28/06 Ohio Valley A L 69 79 OT 12/22/2004 Mansfield H W 79 68 12/2/06 Kutztown A L 64 69 12/28/2004 Lincoln Memorial % N W 86 66 12/3/06 East Stroudsburg A L 46 54 12/29/2004 Ashland % A L 69 75 12/7/06 Ohio Valley H W 103 73 1/5/2005 Pitt-Johnstown H W 59 57 12/19/06 Bloomsburg H W 70 54 1/9/2005 Bloomsburg H W 78 63 12/20/06 Mansfield H W 95 64 1/12/2005 Clarion * H W 61 57 12/22/06 Neumann A W 72 50 1/15/2005 Cheyney A W 72 58 1/3/07 Pittsburgh-Johnstown H W 78 69 1/16/2005 Millersville A W 77 70 1/6/07 West Chester A L 64 70 1/22/2005 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 76 69 1/7/07 Millersville A L 59 65 1/26/2005 Lock Haven * A W 71 61 1/10/07 Edinboro A L 51 76 1/29/2005 Slippery Rock * H W 68 55 1/14/07 Cheyney H W 71 57 2/2/2005 California (Pa.) * A L 45 51 1/17/07 Lock Haven A W 75 52 2/5/2005 Edinboro * A L 50 72 1/20/07 Clarion H W 64 49 2/7//05 Clarion * A L 57 64 1/24/07 California (Pa.) A L 63 75 2/12/2005 Indiana (Pa.) * A L 44 69 1/27/07 Slippery Rock H W 61 59 2/16/2005 Lock Haven * H W 73 31 1/29/07 Indiana (Pa.) H W 70 50 2/19/2005 Slippery Rock * A W 69 53 2/3/07 Edinboro H W 69 54 2/23/2005 California (Pa.) * H W 64 49 2/7/07 Lock Haven H W 76 61 2/26/2005 Edinboro * H L 58 75 2/10/07 Clarion A L 63 64 OT 3/1/2005 Clarion P A W 56 51 2/17/07 Slippery Rock A W 62 48 3/4/2005 Millersville P A L 50 73 2/19/07 California (Pa.) H L 51 71 * - PSAC West Game W - Wolf Bus Lines Tournament 2/21/07 Indiana (Pa.) A W 72 51 # - Hilo Shootout % - AmeriHost Classic 2/27/07 Edinboro A L 60 67 P - PSAC Tournament 2008-09 (12-15) 2005-06 (24-7, 11-1 PSAC-W) Result ship Opp Result ship opp 11/17/2008 Lock Haven H W 63 45 11/15/2005 Ohio Valley A L 62 64 OT 11/19/2008 Goldey-Beacom A W 75 64 11/22/2005 Shepherd H W 77 47 11/25/2008 Shepherd A W 74 68 11/28/2005 East Stroudsburg H W 58 45 12/01/2008 Pittsburgh-Johnstown H W 71 70 11/30/2005 Seton Hill H W 72 59 12/05/2008 Chestnut Hill H W 66 62 12/3/2005 West Chester H W 57 46 12/06/2008 Queens H L 68 78 12/4/2005 Kutztown H W 77 61 12/20/2008 Lock Haven H W 76 75 12/7/2005 Ohio Valley H W 86 72 12/29/2008 Seton Hill A W 69 50 12/10/2005 Bloomsburg H W 66 45 12/30/2008 Gannon A L 45 76 12/17/2005 Ohio A L 57 73 01/03/2009 Mercyhurst H W 66 72 12/20/2005 East Stroudsburg A W 81 75 01/04/2009 Slippery Rock H W 70 69 12/21/2005 Mansfield A W 70 68 01/10/2009 Indiana (PA) A L 64 71 1/4/2006 Pitt-Johnstown A L 49 61 01/11/2009 California (PA) A L 60 70 1/8/2006 Bloomsburg A W 83 43 01/14/2009 Mansfield A L 63 76 1/11/2006 Clarion * A W 62 55 01/17/2009 East Stroudsburg H L (OT) 84 88 1/14/2006 Cheyney H L 58 62 01/21/2009 Millersville A W 80 67 1/15/2006 Millersville H W 69 61 01/24/2009 Kutztown H L 68 69 1/21/2006 Indiana (Pa.) * A W 72 69 OT 01/29/2009 Bloomsburg A W 60 58 1/25/2006 Lock Haven * H W 83 60 01/31/2009 Cheyney A L 51 62 1/29/2006 Slippery Rock * A W 79 55 02/04/2009 West Chester H L 58 70 2/1/2006 California (Pa.) * H W 61 51 02/07/2009 Mansfield H L 62 64 2/4/2006 Edinboro * H W 59 47 02/11/2009 Millersville H W 74 45 2/6/2006 Clarion * H W 75 52 02/14/2009 East Stroudsburg A L 63 64 2/11/2006 Indiana (Pa.) * H W 83 80 2OT 02/18/2009 Bloomsburg H W 64 55 2/15/2006 Lock Haven * A W 79 54 02/21/2009 Kutztown A L 75 103 2/18/2006 Slippery Rock * H W 77 34 02/25/2009 West Chester A L 72 77 2/22/2006 California (Pa.) * A L 53 59 02/28/2009 Cheyney H L 61 70 2/25/2006 Edinboro * A W 71 66 2/28/2006 Indiana (Pa.) P H W 66 61 3/3/2006 MansfieldP N W 72 65 3/4/2006 Edinboro P N L 51 52 3/11/2006 Mount Olive N N L 83 86 * - PSAC West Game P - PSAC Tournament N - NCAA Tournament

56 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 57 History pacesetters

Scoring 2001-02 Alston Ellis 26 48 1.8 1993-94 Kenyatte Mason 25 25 1.0 Year name g pts. Avg 2002-03 Ron Banks 26 42 1.8 1994-95 Kevin Lee 26 21 0.8 1964-65 Reggie Weiss 19 517 27.2 * 2003-04 Marcus Hudson 27 76 * 2.8 * 1995-96 Wayne Morris 25 25 1.0 1965-66 Ken Miller 21 551 26.2 2004-05 Chuck Davis 28 53 1.9 1996-97 Wayne Morris 26 45 1.7 1966-67 Dennis Morrow 21 293 13.9 2005-06 Marcus Hudson 30 56 1.9 1997-98 Wayne Morris 24 44 1.8 1967-68 John Smith 32 479 20.8 2006-07 Chuck Davis 31 73 2.4 1998-99 Wayne Morris 18 23 1.3 1968-69 John Smith 21 343 16.3 2007-08 Alex Jones 27 46 1.7 1999-00 Greg Pearson 26 17 0.6 1969-70 John Smith 23 547 23.8 2008-09 Ryan Kraft 26 34 1.3 2000-01 Brian Anderson 26 27 1.0 1970-71 Ron Moore 22 549 24.9 2009-10 Lamar Jackson 26 34 1.3 2001-02 Rich Richardson 26 16 0.6 1971-72 Tony Kinney 24 361 15.0 2002-03 Jerome Goodman 24 35 1.5 1972-73 Darrel Barrick 23 218 9.5 Rebounding 2003-04 Todd Johnson 25 21 0.8 1973-74 Don King 23 321 13.9 Year name g reb. Avg. 2004-05 Seth Scott 29 37 1.3 1974-75 Don King 20 297 14.8 1964-65 Ken Miller 20 298 14.9 2005-06 Seth Scott 28 45 1.6 1975-76 Leroy Stowbridge 26 415 15.9 1965-66 Jeff Kane 21 276 13.1 2006-07 Chuck Davis 31 31 1.0 1976-77 Randy Stetler 25 362 14.5 1966-67 Dick Williams 21 384 * 18.3 * 2007-08 Derrick Graff 27 33 1.2 1977-78 Keith White 23 369 16.0 1967-68 John Smith 23 221 9.6 2008-09 Derrick Graff 27 47 1.7 1978-79 John Whitmer 27 443 16.4 1968-69 John Smith 21 171 8.1 2009-10 Will Royal 19 9 0.5 1979-80 Brian Cozzens 28 453 16.2 1969-70 John Smith 23 198 8.3 1980-81 Brian Cozzens 25 428 17.1 1970-71 Tony Kinney 23 198 8.6 Assists 1981-81 Brian Cozzens 27 541 20.0 1971-72 Charlie Fickes 23 190 8.3 Year name g no. Avg 1982-83 Rich Dyer 27 651 24.1 1972-73 Darrel Barrick 23 219 9.5 1964-65 Art Taneyhill 20 148 7.4 1983-84 Parrish Petry 28 409 14.6 1973-74 Dale Reilly 23 204 8.9 1965-66 Jim Martin 21 171 8.1 1984-85 Parrish Petry 24 403 16.8 1974-75 Dale Reilly 20 182 9.1 1966-67 NA 1985-86 Dale Lay 26 358 13.8 1975-76 Leroy Stowbridge 26 278 10.7 1967-68 Dennis Morrow 21 82 3.9 1986-87 Steve Korr 25 301 12.0 1976-77 Leroy Stowbridge 25 204 8.1 1968-69 NA 1987-88 Tim Shaheen 27 339 12.6 1977-78 John Whitmer 23 227 9.9 1969-70 NA 1988-89 Keith Hill 28 403 14.4 1978-79 John Whitmer 27 257 9.5 1970-71 Dennis King 23 119 5.2 1989-90 Keith Hill 26 338 14.9 1979-80 Brian Cozzens 28 320 11.4 1971-72 Dennis King 24 93 3.9 1990-91 Keith Hill 31 652 * 21.0 1980-81 Brian Cozzens 25 207 8.3 1972-73 Greg Reich 23 58 2.5 1991-92 Matt Markle 26 494 19.0 1981-82 Brian Cozzens 27 270 10.0 1973-74 Joe Barlow 23 68 2.9 1992-93 Brian Rehm 25 339 13.6 1982-83 Lee Holmes 27 142 5.3 1974-75 Joe Barlow 20 70 3.5 1993-94 Brian Rehm 26 430 16.5 1983-84 Anthony Abron 28 177 6.3 1975-76 Ernie Hayes 26 133 5.1 1994-95 Kevin Lee 26 487 18.7 1984-85 Dale Lay 25 187 7.5 1976-77 Matt Jones 25 52 2.1 1995-96 Kevin Lee 25 479 19.2 1985-86 Dale Lay 26 191 7.3 1977-78 Matt Jones 23 72 3.1 1996-97 Kevin Lee 26 406 15.6 1986-87 Dirk Schultz 26 184 7.1 1978-79 Guy Glimp 26 105 3.8 1997-98 Wayne Morris 24 460 19.2 1987-88 Keith Hill 28 265 9.5 1979-80 Guy Glimp 26 91 3.5 1998-99 Wayne Morris 18 357 19.8 1988-89 Keith Hill 28 241 8.6 1980-81 Rich Dyer 22 83 3.8 1999-00 Jason Lester 26 278 10.7 1989-90 Keith Hill 26 252 9.7 1981-82 Rich Dyer 27 122 4.5 Tom Roth 21 262 12.5 1990-91 Keith Hill 31 360 11.6 1982-83 Tom Triggs 27 99 3.7 2000-01 Ron Banks 26 265 10.2 1991-92 Tim Naylor 26 160 6.2 1983-84 Rick Jackson 22 121 5.5 Aleksandar Pavlovic 20 230 11.5 1992-93 Tim Naylor 25 185 7.4 1984-85 Rick Jackson 25 143 5.7 2001-02 Ron Banks 19 281 14.8 1993-94 Brian Rehm 26 179 6.9 1985-86 Rick Jackson 26 176 6.8 2002-03 Ron Banks 26 497 19.1 1994-95 Kevin Lee 26 307 11.8 1986-87 Tim Shaheen 26 62 2.4 2003-04 Charles Jones 26 294 11.3 1995-96 Kevin Lee 25 264 10.6 1987-88 Tim Shaheen 27 138 5.1 2004-05 Chuck Davis 28 475 17.0 1996-97 Kevin Lee 26 232 8.9 1988-89 Leon Howard 28 112 4.0 2005-06 Chuck Davis 31 605 19.5 1997-98 Wayne Morris 24 231 9.6 1989-90 Chris Kauffman 27 102 3.8 2006-07 Chuck Davis 31 538 17.4 1998-99 Wayne Morris 18 168 9.3 1990-91 Chris Kauffman 28 114 4.1 2007-08 Alex Jones 27 358 13.3 1999-00 Tom Roth 21 156 7.4 1991-92 Terry Dudley 26 111 4.3 2008-09 Derrick Graff 27 367 13.6 2000-01 Tom Roth 24 148 6.2 1992-93 Karriem Parker 23 90 3.9 2009-10 Will Royal 19 210 11.1 2001-02 Alston Ellis 26 117 4.5 1993-94 Karriem Parker 26 176 6.8 2002-03 Jerome Goodman 24 159 6.6 1994-95 Karriem Parker 26 126 4.8 Steals 2003-04 Todd Johnson 25 165 6.6 1995-96 Rich Rhinehart 25 68 2.7 Year name g no. Avg. 2004-05 Chuck Davis 28 155 5.5 1996-97 Tyrone Burton 26 89 3.4 1985-86 Rick Jackson 26 48 1.8 2005-06 Chuck Davis 31 157 5.1 1997-98 Tyrone Burton 26 87 3.3 1986-87 Dirk Shultz 26 37 1.4 2006-07 Khaklil Abdus-Salaam 30 192 6.4 1998-99 Mike Nestor 26 92 3.5 1987-88 Tim Shaheen 27 53 1.9 2007-08 Derrick Graff 27 203 7.5 1999-00 Ron Banks 25 78 3.1 1988-89 Leon Howard 28 42 1.5 2008-09 Derrick Graff 27 217 8.0 2000-01 Ron Banks 26 85 3.3 1989-90 Mike Driscoll 27 50 1.9 2009-10 Will Royal 19 132 6.9 2001-02 Jeff Madara 26 79 3.0 1990-91 Mike Driscoll 31 74 2.4 2002-03 Ron Banks 26 100 3.8 1991-92 Tim Naylor 26 32 1.2 Blocked Shots 2003-04 Marcus Hudson 27 152 5.6 1992-93 Buster Jones 24 38 1.6 Year name g no. Avg. 2004-05 Marcus Hudson 29 99 3.4 1993-94 Karriem Parker 26 58 2.2 1985-86 Steve Korr 24 17 0.7 2005-06 Marcus Hudson 30 113 3.8 1994-95 Karriem Parker 26 48 1.8 1986-87 Steve Korr 25 25 1.0 2006-07 Alex Jones 31 84 2.7 1995-96 Rich Rhinehart 25 51 2.0 1987-88 Keith Hill 28 41 1.5 2007-08 Alex Jones 27 106 3.9 1996-97 Wayne Morris 26 47 1.8 1988-89 Keith Hill 28 78 2.8 * 2008-09 Stephon Draper 25 79 3.2 1997-98 Wayne Morris 24 46 1.9 1989-90 Keith Hill 26 30 1.2 2009-10 Lamar Jackson 26 86 3.3 1998-99 Jason Lester 26 44 1.7 1990-91 Keith Hill 31 82 * 2.6 1999-00 Jason Lester 26 42 1.6 1991-92 Tim Naylor 26 23 0.9 2000-01 Ron Banks 26 46 1.8 1992-93 Tim Naylor 25 31 1.3

56 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 57 History records

Team Records Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Most Blocked Shots Game: (Tie) 8, Karriem Parker vs. Slippery Rock Game: 7, Leroy Stowbridge vs. Mansfield (1973-74) Highest Winning Pct.: .842 (1911-1912, 16-3) (1994-95), Alex Jones (2007-08) at IUP 01/02/08 Season: 82, Keith Hill (1990-91) Best Season Since 1926-27 (when SU became a Season: (Tie) 71, Matt Markle (1990-91), Alex Career: 231, Keith Hill (1987-91) four-year school): .783 (18-5, 1959-60) Jones (2007-08) Most Games Won: 24 (2005-06); 20 (1990-91) Career: 202, Matt Markle (1988-92) Most Steals Most Games Lost: 20 (1969-70) Game: 7, Jason Lester vs. East Stroudsburg,11/18/98 Most Points Scored: 2,396 (1990-91) Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: 76, Marcus Hudson (2003-04) Highest Avg. Points Per Game: 83.8 (1964-65) Game (8 att.): 80.0, Karriem Parker vs. Slippery Career: Fewest Points Per Game (since WWII): 54.0 Rock (1994-95, 8-10) 196, Marcus Hudson (2002-06) (1948-49) Season: (50 att.): 52.2, Matt Markle (1990-91, 171, Karriem Parker (1991-95) Best Shooting Percentage: 51.9 (1980-81) 71-136) Best Free Throw Percentage: 71.8 (1979-80) Career: (130 att.): 49.5, Matt Markle (1988-92, Most Points Scored in One Game : 116 vs. Messiah, 202-408) 1/26/76 Most Assists: 530 (1990-91) Most Free Throw Attempts: Game: 20, Bob Reese vs. West Chester (1953-54) Season: 209, Brian Cozzens (1981-82) Individual Records Career: 623, Brian Cozzens (1978-82)

MOST POINTS SCORED Most Free Throws Made: Game: Game: 46, Rich Dyer vs. Millersville (1982-83) 16, Bob Reese vs. West Chester (1953-54) 45, Reggie Weiss vs. Shepherd (1964-65) 16, Brian Cozzens vs. Mansfield (1981-82) 45, John Smith vs. Mansfield (1969-70) 16, Brian Cozzens vs. Millersville (1981-82) Season: 652, Keith Hill (1990-91) Season: 157, Brian Cozzens (1981-82) Career: 1,780, Keith Hill (1987-91) Career: 479, Brian Cozzens (1981-82)

Highest Average Points Per Game Highest Free Throw Percentage Season: Game (12 att.): 27.2, Reggie Weiss (1964-65, 517 in 19) 100.0, Brian Rehm vs. Clarion (1992-93, 12-12) 26.2, Ken Miller (1965-66, 551 in 21) 100.0, Tyrone Burton vs. Pitt-John stown (1996-97, 24.9, Ron Moore (1970-71, 549 in 22) 12-12) 24.1, Rich Dyer (1982-83, 651 in 27) Season: 23.9, John Smith (1969-70, 547 in 23) (100 att.): 85.7, Matt Markle (1991-92, 96-112) Career: (150 att.): 79.9 Brian Cozzens (1979-80, 127-159) 20.4, John Smith (1967-70, 1369 in 67) Career: 18.9, Ken Miller (1962-66, 1606 in 85) (200 att.): 81.4, Randy Stetler (1974-77, 188-231) Wayne Morris, 1995-99 (400 att.): 77.8, Denny Morrow (1965-69, 350-450) Most Field Goals Attempted Season: Most Consecutive Free Throws Made 505, Chuck Davis (2005-06) Season: 27, Randy Stetler (1976-77) 498, Chuck Davis (2006-07) 468, Ron Moore (1970-71) Most Rebounds Career: Game: 32, Ken Miller vs. Baltimore (1964-65) 1,321, Ken Miller (1962-66) Season: 384, Dick Williams (1966-67) 1,585, Chuck Davis (2003-2007) Career: 1118, Keith Hill (1987-91

Most Field Goals Made Most Rebounds Per Game Game: Season: 18.3, Dick Williams (384 in 21 games) 20, John Smith vs. Mansfield (1969-70) Career: 11.6, Ken Miller (984 in 85 games) 20, Rich Dyer vs. Millersville (1982-83) Season: 272, Keith Hill (1990-91) Most Assists Career: 729, Keith Hill (1987-91) Game: 16, Jim Martin vs. Bloomsburg (1965-66) Season: Highest Field Goal Percentage 198, Art Taneyhill (1962-65) Game (10 att.): 176, Rick Jackson (1985-86) 100.0, Brian Rehm vs. Clarion (1991-92, 11-11) 176, Karriem Parker (1993-94) Season: Career: (150 att.): 62.1, Galen Wyrick (1959-60, 100-161) 580, Art Taneyhill (1961-65) (300 att.): 61.0, Keith Hill (1990-91, 272-446) 448, Karreim Parker (1991-95) Career: 57.7, Keith Hill (1987-91, 787-1264) Most Assists Per Game Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 9.0, Art Taneyhill (1962-63, 198) Game: 18, Alex Jones at UPJ (01/02/08) Heiges Field House Season Record: Season: 209, Alex Jones (2007-08) 6.8, Rick Jackson (1985-86, 176) Career: 408, Matt Markle (1988-92) 6.8, Karriem Parker (1993-94, 176) Career: Karriem Parker, 1999-2003 6.9, Art Taneyhill (1961-65, 580) 6.0, Rick Jackson (1984-86, 440) 58 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 59 History records

Red Raider 1,000 Point Club Red Raider 500 Point Club (scored in a career) (scored in a season)

Points name Seasons Points name Seasons 1825 Chuck Davis (2003-2007) 652 Keith Hill (1990-91) 1780 Keith Hill (1987-91) 651 Rich Dyer (1982-83) 1627 Brian Cozzens (1978-82) 605 Chuck Davis (2003-Present) 1606 Ken Miller (1962-66) 551 Ken Miller (1956-66) 1517 Kevin Lee (1993-97) 549 Ron Moore (1970-71) 1417 Matt Markle (1988-92) 547 John Smith (1969-70) 1393 Rich Dyer (1979-80) 541 Reggie Weiss (1964-65) 1369 John Smith (1967-70) 1340 Reggie Weiss (1961-65) 1303 Wayne Morris (1995-99) 1285 Ron Banks (1999-2003) 1280 Denny Morrow (1965-69) 1240 Tyrone Burton (1994-98) 1231 Ed Henninger (1978-79) 1211 Leroy Stowbridge (1974-77) 1184 Tom McClelland (1948-52) 1159 Alex Jones (2003-2008) 1154 Keith White (1976-80) 1148 John Scott (1956-60) Chuck Davis with Coach Springer 1128 Brian Rehm (1991-94) 1062 Steve Korr (1985-87, 88-90) 1059 Don King (1972-76) 1039 Todd Johnson (2003-2007) 1033 Don Barbush (1954-57) 1023 Rich Rhinehart (1993-97) 1014 Randy Stetler (1974-76) 1010 Dale Lay (1982-86) Alex Jones totaled 1159 total points between Shippensburg and Ashland University. He scored 603 points while at Shippensburg.

Keith Hill, 1987-91 Brian Cozzens, 1978-82 Rich Dyer, 1979-80

58 Shippensburg University Red Raider Basketball 59 History shippensburg in the psac (since 1975)

All PSAC Selections

Western Division First Team 2006-07 Chuck Davis 2005-06 Chuck Davis 2004-05 Chuck Davis 1997-98 Wayne Morris 1996-97 Kevin Lee 1995-96 Kevin Lee 1993-94 Brian Rehm 1991-92 Matt Markle 1990-91 Keith Hill 1988-89 Keith Hill

Eastern Division First Team 1984-85 Parish Pettry 1980-81 Brian Cozzens 1978-79 John Whitmer 1977-78 John Whitmer 1975-76 Leroy Stowbridge 1974-75 Leroy Stowbridge

Western Division Second Team 2007-08 Derrick Graff 2006-07 Todd Johnson 2005-06 Todd Johnson 2002-03 Ron Banks Leroy Stowbridge, 1974-77 2000-01 Ron Banks 1998-99 Wayne Morris 1997-98 Tyrone Burton 1996-97 Wayne Morris 1995-96 Rich Rhinehart 1994-95 Kevin Lee 1992-93 Tim Naylor 1990-91 Matt Markle 1989-90 Keith Hill

Eastern Division Second Team 1986-87 Steve Korr 1985-86 Rick Jackson 1984-85 Rick Jackson 1983-84 Parish Pettry 1980-81 Ed Henninger 1978-79 Keith White 1977-78 Keith White

PSAC Western Division Player of the Year 2005-06 Chuck Davis

PSAC Western Division Rookie of the Year 2004-05 Ryan Kraft 1991-92 Brian Rehm 1989-90 Chris Kauffman

Shippensburg Coach Awards Keith White, 1976-80 Ed Henninger, 1978-79

PSAC Coach of the Year 1990-91 Rodger Goodling

PSAC Western Division Coach of the Year 2005-06 Dave Springer 1990-91 Rodger Goodling

PSAC Eastern Division Coach of the Year 1981-82 Rodger Goodling

60 Shippensburg University ®

in the Community

During Dave Springer’s tenure, his Red Raiders have become ac- tive members in the Shippensburg community. Springer is the Vice- President on the Advisory Board of the Boys and Girls Clubhouse in Shippensburg and has worked with the Boys and Girls Club of Central Pennsylvania to open a Shippensburg Clubhouse in March of 2004. Under his direction, many Red Raider players have worked as summer camp counselors and after-school counselors at the Boys and Girls Club. In March of 2006, the Red Raiders hosted “Slamfest,” a three-on- three basketball tournament to raise money for the Boys and Girls Club. That success has carried over to hosting the annual statewide Boys and Girls Club Basketball Tournament in 2007 and 2008 that featured 16 teams representing 11 organizations from across the entire state of Pennsylvania. Boys and Girls Clubs from Philadelphia, Reading, Scranton, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Erie, Pittsburgh, Cham- bersburg and Shippensburg were among the representatives. The Red Raider basketball team oversees the entire event, as the coaches are not allowed to be in the gym to help with the tournament’s coordination. The players have helped make the tournament a success for the past three years that Shippensburg has hosted. The Shippensburg team has also participated in a program titled “Gear it Up,” which involved Harrisburg inner-city youth visiting the Shippensburg campus to interact with students, staff and faculty. The Red Raider team spoke with the youth about the importance of goals, academic preparation and life in college athletics. Also, the Red Raiders have conducted the National Association of Basketball Coaches Reading Program in Shippensburg area elementary schools. The Red Raider players read to fourth and fifth grade students and facilitated discussion about the books. Additionally, Springer has coordinated an annual “Food for the Hun- gry Game.” The game is typically held the Tuesday before Thanksgiv- ing, and fans can receive free admission to the game with the donation of a canned good. All goods collected are donated to the local food bank, The King’s Kettle. The players also donate time stocking shelves and working at The King’s Kettle. “The Boys and Girls Club of the Shippensburg Area appreciates the involvement of the Shippensburg University men’s basketball team,” said Jackie Springer, the president of the advisory board for the Shippensburg Boys and Girls Club. “They volunteer whenever we request their help and make a positive impact on our club members.”

60 Shippensburg University 2010-2011 Men’s Basketball Schedule

DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME Mon Nov 15 at Goldey-Beacom 8 PM Fri Nov 19 NYACK 8 PM Sat Nov 20 PHILADELPHIA 8 PM Tues Nov 23 WILMINGTON (DEL.) 7 PM Wed Dec 1 CENTRAL PENN 7 PM Fri Dec 3 Felician (at ESU) 3 PM Sat Dec 4 Edinboro (at ESU) 3 PM Tues Dec 7 at Shepherd 8 PM Mon Jan 3 at Edinboro 8 PM Tues Jan 4 at Lock Haven 8 PM Sat Jan 8 CLARION 3 PM Sun Jan 9 GANNON 3 PM Wed Jan 12 KUTZTOWN * 8 PM Sat Jan 15 at Cheyney * 3 PM Wed Jan 19 at Bloomsburg * 7:30 PM Sat Jan 22 MANSFIELD * 3 PM Wed Jan 26 WEST CHESTER * 8 PM Sat Jan 29 at East Stroudsburg * 3 PM Wed Feb 2 MILLERSVILLE * 8 PM Sat Feb 5 at Kutztown * 3 PM Wed Feb 9 BLOOMSBURG * 8 PM Sat Feb 12 CHEYNEY * 3 PM Wed Feb 16 at West Chester * 8 PM Sat Feb 19 at Mansfield * 3 PM Wed Feb 23 at Millersville * 8 PM Sat Feb 26 EAST STROUDSBURG * 3 PM

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