2005-06 Men's Basketball Media Guide - Kutztown University

A Look at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
History:
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a member
of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher
Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone
Normal School. It became Kutztown State
Teachers College in 1928, Kutztown State College
in 1960, and achieved university status in
1983. Today, Kutztown University is a modern,
comprehensive institution and is accredited
by the Middle States Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools.
Location:
Kutztown University’s picturesque 325-acre
campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch community
mid-way between Allentown and Reading.
Several large cities are easily accessible,
including Philadelphia and New York.
Enrollment:
Approximately 9,800 full- and part-time undergraduate
and graduate students. Most are
Pennsylvania residents, but students from 19
states and 39 nations are represented in the
student body: 58% women, 42% men.
Academic Year:
Consists of two 15-week terms. The university
also offers classes during two five-week
summer sessions.
Faculty:
Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise;
many are engaged in research, student/faculty
research, writing and consulting. There is a
19:1 student/faculty ratio.
Majors/Degrees:
KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors
in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and Education.
There are 19 graduate degree programs
within the College of Graduate Studies and Extended
Learning. Degrees at Kutztown include
the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N.,
B.S.W., B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A.,
M.L.S., M.S., and M.Ed.
Special Academic Programs:
There are honors programs throughout the undergraduate
curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha
Epsilon Lambda national honor societies,
17 international exchange and study abroad programs,
freshmen seminars, independent study,
internships, four MBA locations, and diversified
and intensive academic support services.
Library:
Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound volumes,
as well as thousands of maps, periodicals
and microforms; Endeavor integrated library
system; numerous Web databases; Internet;
electronic full-text periodical databases; 191
computers, including laptops; 527 network
connections; seating for 800 patrons.
Special Facilities:
Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, observatory,
TV production facilities, 30 studentaccessible
computer labs containing nearly 500
PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning center,
smart classrooms, curriculum materials center
and Pennsylvania German Heritage Center.
Student Life:
Approximately 160 student organizations include:
advisory councils, academic, campus
media (including a fully-equipped radio station),
diversified interest, Greek Life, performing arts,
public service, special interest, sports (club and
recreation) and visual arts affiliates. Entertainment
options include concerts, dances, lectures,
comedy, excursions and cultural events. The
Student Union houses the bookstore, movie theater,
game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse,
financial center and cyberlounge.
Residence Halls:
Ten residence halls (6 coed, 2 single gender, 2
modified single gender), two apartment-style
coed complexes and one residence house accommodate
4,300 students. All residence halls
are wired for cable TV, telephone, Internet and
campus network access.
In accordance with the Equity in Athletics
Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L.
130-382), the Kutztown University Athletic Department
has made information concerning its
intercollegiate athletics programs available to the
public. This information is on file at Rohrbach
Library and the athletic department main office.
Questions can be directed to the athletics office,
(610) 683-4094. Kutztown University is committed
to Affirmative Action, equal employment
and educational opportunity in compliance with
Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,
Executive Order 11246, the Educational Amendments
under Title IX of 1972, Sections 503/504
of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans
with Disabilities Act of 1990.

Kutztown University Men’s Basketball Media Guide
Table of Contents
A look at KU ....... Inside Front Cover
Head Coach Bernie Driscoll .............2
Assistant Coach Tom York ..............2
2005-06 Season Outlook ...................3
Golden Bear Profiles ......................4-7
Facilities ...........................................8
Golden Bear Records .................. 9-10
History/Honors .............................. 11
Academics & Athletics ............. 12-13
Schedule ......................... Back Cover
On the
Cover
For additional information, contact:
KU Sports Information Office:
(610) 683-4182
KU Athletics Department:
(610) 683-4094
Email: athletics@kutztown.edu
Golden Bear Hotline:
(610) 683-1515
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania is a
member of the State System of Higher
Education.
University Quick Facts
Location .................. Kutztown, PA 19530
Enrollment ..................................... 9,800
President ................. Dr. F. Javier Cevallos
Director of Athletics ....... Greg Bamberger
Associate AD ................. Lauri Mondschein
Athletics Phone ............... (610) 683-4094
Nickname ........................... Golden Bears
Colors .............................. Maroon & Gold
Affiliation ................... NCAA Division II
Conferences ..... PA State Athletic (PSAC)
Sports Medicine .................. Rennie Sacco
& Jack Entriken
Sports Information ............... Josh Leiboff
Phone ........................... (610) 683-4182
Email ................. leiboff@kutztown.edu
Graduate Assistant ................ Jill Weigel
On the cover of the 2005-06 Men’s
Basketball Media Guide are (clockwise
from top right): Frank Moultrie, Dorian
Sims, Ben Arnold
The 2005-06
Kutztown University
Men’s Basketball
Media Guide
is a production of the Kutztown University
Sports Information Office. It was written,
produced and edited by Josh Leiboff, Coordinator
of Sports Information, and Geoff
Goyne. Photography by Jeff Unger, Unger
Studios (unless noted).
Men’s Basketball Facts
Head Coach ..................... Bernie Driscoll
Alma Mater ................. Dickinson, ’77
Career Record (Yrs) ......... 62-73 (6th)
Record At KU (Yrs) ........... 62-73 (6th)
Phone .......................... (610) 683-4064
Assistant Coach ...................... Tom York
Volunteer Assistant ............... Scott Blair
2004-05 Overall Record ................ 15-12
PSAC East/Finish ................... 6-6/4th
Home Arena ..................... Keystone Hall
Capacity ...................................... 3,400
Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......... 6/7
Starters Returning/Lost .................... 2/3
KU Athletics Website: kubears.com
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Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Bernie Driscoll
Bernie Driscoll returns for his sixth season as head coach of
the men’s basketball team at Kutztown University.
In his five years at the helm of the Golden Bears, Driscoll has
tallied a 62-73 overall record. However, after a two-year rebuilding
process, he has a 51-33 mark the past three seasons. Driscoll has
led the Golden Bears to three straight winning seasons and PSAC
playoffs appearances, both firsts for the KU program. His mark in
PSAC East play stands at 25-35, but KU is 21-15 over the last
three years.
Last season, Driscoll guided Kutztown to a 15-12 mark overall and a 6-6 record in PSAC
East action. The team advanced to the conference quarterfinals and was nationally ranked as
high as No. 17. The 2003-04 season was one of the best in the program’s history. The Golden
Bears finished 18-11 overall, including 7-5 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
(PSAC) East Division. KU reached the PSAC title game for the first time in 16 years. In 2002-
03, Driscoll’s club had a remarkable turnaround and he earned PSAC East Coach of the Year
honors. After winning a combined 11 games in two years, the Golden Bears went 18-10 overall,
and 8-4 in the PSAC East. The squad made its first PSAC playoff appearance since 1999,
winning the second-most games in school history.
Driscoll came to Kutztown from West Chester, where he served as the top assistant coach
since 1987. In his final three seasons there, the Golden Rams won two PSAC East titles, and
received two bids to the NCAA Tournament. WCU produced a string of three straight 20-win
seasons, and appeared in the PSAC Final Four each of those three years. In addition, Driscoll
was a key factor in the academic success of the Golden Ram basketball program, which boasted
a 98% graduation rate for its players.
Driscoll, 50, received a bachelor’s degree in biology from Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA,
in 1977. While at Dickinson, he participated in varsity football and baseball and still holds most
of the career receiving records at the school. He received a master’s degree in education from St.
Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA, in 1988.
Driscoll and his wife, Liz, have three children - daughters, Maureen (21) and Kelly (18),
and son, Ricky (17).
Assistant Coach
Tom York
Tom York enters his fifth season as assistant men’s basketball
coach at Kutztown University.
A KU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education,
York was a three-year starter and two-time MVP selection as
a Golden Bear. He earned first-team All-PSAC East honors in
1980-81. After coaching at Phoenixville and Glen Mills high schools,
York compiled a 96-92 record in seven seasons as KU’s head
women’s basketball coach (1987-94). He was named PSAC East
Coach of the Year after guiding the women’s basketball team to an 18-10 record in 1989-90.
York then spent four stellar seasons as head coach of girls’ basketball at Wilson High
School (1996-00) in West Lawn, PA. He compiled a record of 105-20, winning two county
championships and three AAAA District III titles. He came back to KU from Exeter High
School, where he coached girls’ basketball in 2000-01.
York and his wife, Wendy, have two children - son, Travis (15) and daughter, Amanda (13).
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Season Outlook
Golden Bears Look
to Remain Among PSAC Elite
After posting three straight winning seasons
and Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
(PSAC) playoff appearances, both
firsts in the history of the program, Kutztown
will have to replace three starters if they hope
to make it four in a row. The team finished
15-12 overall and 6-6 in the PSAC East, advancing
to the conference quarterfinals.
The Golden Bears have to replace NCAA
Division II’s third most prolific shot blocker
and the school’s all-time leading rebounder,
Bilal Salaam, and two of the best long range
shooters in KU history, Bobby Eberhart and
Ty Brickus. Both Salaam and Eberhart were
1,000-point scorers, as well. Also gone are
four reserves Vince Pease, Dave Moyer, Tyler
Reynolds and Ryan Eisenhart.
Replacing them all will pose a formidable
challenge, but head coach Bernie
Driscoll feels that the returning cast, as well
as a talented batch of newcomers is up to the
task. With the loss of Salaam’s interior presence,
the Golden Bears will turn to a more
up-tempo, perimeter based attack. KU’s
lineup at any time may feature as many as
four guards.
Senior Frank Moultrie and Junior
Dorian Sims return to the back court.
Moultrie, who topped the 20-point mark on
four occasions in 2004-05, can be an explosive
scorer. His 9.2 ppg and 79% free throw
shooting last season is the best among
Kutztown’s returning players. His seven
made three-pointers versus Columbia Union
last season tied a school record. Sims started
seven of 23 games last season, as KU’s top
reserve. He shot 54% from the field and averaged
7.4 ppg.
A pair of Cheyney transfers, Bruce Hall
(sr. Cheltenham/Cheltenham) and
Maurice Bryant (jr. Coatesville/
Coatesville), will also play large roles. Hall
is a high energy player expected to provide
leadership. He averaged 9.7 ppg and had 65
assists in his junior year at Cheyney. He
redshirted last season after his transfer.
Bryant ranked in the top-five in the conference
in assists (130,87) in both of his seasons
at Cheyney. He also averaged 9.2 ppg.
last season. Whether he starts or comes off
the bench, Driscoll expects him to have an
immediate impact.
Forward Ben Arnold figures to be the
lone interior player in the KU starting five.
He started 25 of the squad’s 27 games in
2004-05 and finished second on the team in
rebounding at 6.4 per game. He also contributed
8.6 points per contest.
Moultrie, Hall and Arnold will serve as
team captains.
Redshirt freshman David Ben figures
to take over for Eberhart on the wing. An
athletic player, he can shoot and rebound.
Junior Terrance Davis and sophomores
Bryan Riggins and Kevin Hafera will play
more prominent roles off the bench this season.
Davis and Riggins both check in at 6-5,
while Hafera stands 6-7. Davis started three
games of the 23 he played as a sophomore,
averaging seven minutes per game. Riggins,
who is also a member of the KU baseball
team, showed flashes of potential in limited
action during 21 games played. Hafera saw
time in just five games, but should carve out
a larger role this season.
Three incoming freshmen should also
challenge for time off the bench. Andre
Woodlin (Philadelphia/Central) was a
Philadelphia All-Public League performer
who is one of the better athletes on the squad.
Jeremy Coombs (Philadelphia/Northeast
Catholic) may see action in the paint immediately
with his 6-7, 260-lb. frame. He reminds
many Kutztown University basketball
observers of Ben Arnold. Mark Bower
(West Deptford, NJ/West Deptford) is a 6-
7 player who possesses the skills to score in
the paint as well as hit an occasional threepoint
shot.
The Golden Bears open their 2005-06
season on November 15, when they travel to
Columbia Union.
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Golden Bear Profiles
Ben Arnold
SENIOR - CENTER
6-6 - 245 lbs.
Philadelphia/Christian Academy
Major: Business Management
Career Bests: Points (17, vs. Mansfield, 2004-05), FG (6, five times),
FGA (12, vs. California {PA}, 2004-05), FT (7, vs. Mansfield, 2004-
05), FTA (8, vs. Mansfield and vs. East Stroudsburg, 2004-05), Rebounds
(13, vs. California {PA}, 2004-05), Assists (3, four times),
Blocks (2, vs. California {PA} and at West Chester, 2004-05), Steals (2, four times),
Minutes (38, vs. East Stroudsburg, 2004-05)
Notes: Expected to retain starting role in frontcourt...played in all 27 games, starting 25...second
on team in rebounding...set career highs in most statistical categories...appeared in 28 games in
2003-04...saw action in 23 games in 2002-03 as a redshirt freshman...suffered knee injury prior
to 2001-02 season.
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2002-03 23-0 16-28 .571 0-0 .000 5-14 .357 29 1.3 6 3 2 37 1.6
2003-04 28-0 28-67 .418 0-0 .000 18-41 .439 87 3.1 12 4 4 74 2.6
2004-05 27-25 86-192 .448 0-0 .000 60-97 .619 172 6.4 29 11 16 232 8.6
TOTAL 78-25 130-287 .453 0-0 .000 83-152 .546 288 3.7 47 18 22 343 4.4
David Ben
REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN - GUARD/FORWARD
6-4 - 216 lbs.
Coatesville/Coatesville
Major: Undeclared
Notes: Redshirted as true freshman in 2004-05...should immediately
step into starting lineup...team MVP at Coatesville High School...honor
roll student...second team All-Philadelphia...first team All-Ches-
Mont...played in Philadelphia Labor Classic.
Maurice Bryant
JUNIOR - GUARD
5-5 - 150 lbs.
Coatesville/Coatesville
Major: Undeclared
Notes: Transfer from Cheyney University...expected to play large role
immediately for KU...appeared in 21 games for the Wolves last season,
starting 13...4.1 apg was fifth in the PSAC in 2004-05...started 25 games
in 2003-04, ranking fourth in PSAC with 4.2 apg.
CAREER STATS AT CHEYNEY 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2003-04 31-25 47-112 .420 28-64 .438 39-48 .812 83 2.7 130 0 36 161 5.2
2004-05 21-13 64-162 .395 25-79 .316 40-54 .741 59 2.8 87 2 36 193 9.2
TOTAL 52-38 111-274 .405 53-143 .371 79-102 .775 142 2.7 217 2 72 354 6.8
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Golden Bear Profiles
Terrance Davis
JUNIOR - GUARD
6-5 - 195 lbs.
Philadelphia/Scotland School
Major: Sports Management
Career Bests: Points (9, at Penn State-Berks, 2004-05), FG (3, at Penn
State-Berks and vs. Bloomsburg, 2004-05), FGA (9, at Penn State-
Berks, 2004-05), 3pt FG (2, at Penn State-Berks, 2004-05), 3pt FGA
(4, at Penn State-Berks, 2004-05), FT (4, vs. Cheyney, 2004-05), FTA (6, vs. Cheyney,
2004-05), Rebounds (5, vs. Penn State-Berks, 2003-04), Assists (1, eight times), Blocks (1,
vs. Shepherd and vs. Bloomsburg, 2004-05), Steals (2, vs. WV State, 2004-05), Minutes
(20, vs. Cheyney, 2004-05)
Notes: Started three games and in 2004-05...expected to play larger role off the bench this
season...helped lead Scotland School to Class A State Championship...redshirted in 2002-03.
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2003-04 10-0 4-13 .308 1-4 .250 3-4 .750 11 1.1 1 0 0 12 1.2
2004-05 21-3 12-39 .308 2-9 .222 8-12 .667 26 1.2 7 2 5 34 1.6
Total 31-3 16-52 .308 3-13 .231 11-16 .688 37 1.2 8 2 5 46 1.5
Kevin Hafera
SOPHOMORE - FORWARD
6-7 - 235 lbs.
Brogue/Red Lion
Major: Undeclared
Career Bests: Points (2, three times), FG (1, three times), FGA (5, vs.
Penn State-Berks, 2004-05), Rebounds (5, at Penn State-Berks, 2004-
05), Assists (1, at Penn State-Berks, 2004-05), Minutes (12, at Penn
State-Berks, 2004-05)
Notes: Appeared in just five games as a freshman...should see increased action this season.
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2004-05 5-0 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 8 1.6 1 0 0 6 1.2
Bruce Hall
SENIOR - GUARD
5-11 - 195 lbs.
Cheltenham/Cheltenham
Major: Sport Management
Notes: Redshirted last season after transferring from Cheyney
University...will serve as team captain for KU this season...expected to
start for Golden Bears...started 20 games for Cheyney in 2003-04, appearing
in 30...shot 55 percent from the floor - third on team - and 35
percent from three-point range...second on Wolves in scoring in 2002-03, starting all 27
games...scored 9.7 ppg in 2001-02.
CAREER STATS AT CHEYNEY 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2001-02 27-26 98-224 .438 31-107 .290 36-56 .643 66 2.4 80 0 26 263 9.7
2002-03 27-27 120-307 .391 41-149 .275 56-78 .718 93 3.4 71 1 32 337 12.5
2003-04 30-20 107-195 .549 22-63 .349 56-82 .683 89 3.0 65 1 25 292 9.7
Total 84-73 325-726 .448 94-319 .295 148-216 .685 248 3.0 216 2 83 892 10.6
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Golden Bear Profiles
Frank Moultrie
SENIOR - GUARD
6-1 - 170 lbs.
Southampton/William Tennent
Major: Sports Management
Career Bests: Points (26, vs. California {PA}, 2003-04), FG (8, vs.
Columbia Union, 2004-05 and vs. California {PA, 2003-04), FGA (18,
vs. Columbia Union, 2004-05), 3pt FG (7, vs. Columbia Union, 2004-
05), 3pt FGA (15, vs. Columbia Union, 2004-05), FT (7, at Mansfield {PSAC}, 2004-05),
FTA (8, at Mansfield {PSAC}, 2004-05), Rebounds (5, vs. California {PA}, 2004-05),
Assists (6, vs. Shepherd, 2004-05), Blocks (2, vs. Goldey-Beacom, 2003-04), Steals (4, at
Wilmington {DE}, 2004-05 and vs. Penn State-Berks, 2003-04), Minutes (36, vs. Shepherd
and Indiana{PA}, 2004-05)
Notes: Played in all 82 games during his career...led Kutztown in scoring three times in 2004-05 and
topped the 20 point mark four times...tied school record with seven threes against Columbia Union...led
KU and ranked third in PSAC in three-point accuracy (.437) in 2003-04...led Kutztown in scoring three
times...named PSAC Player of the Week (1/5/04).
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2002-03 27-0 28-84 .333 11-50 .220 5-8 .625 20 0.7 11 0 6 72 2.7
2003-04 29-2 79-170 .465 52-119 .437 20-24 .833 39 1.3 20 7 28 230 7.9
2004-05 26-14 72-195 .369 45-131 .344 49-62 .790 47 1.8 44 3 22 238 9.2
TOTAL 82-16 179-449 .399 108-300 .360 74-94 .787 106 1.3 75 10 56 540 6.6
Bryan Riggins
SOPHOMORE - FORWARD
6-5 - 205 lbs.
Glenmoore/Downingtown East
Major: Undeclared
Career Bests: Points (7, at Cheyney, 2004-05), FG (3, at Cheyney
and at Univ. of Sciences, 2004-05), FGA (7, at Penn State-Berks and at
Edinboro, 2004-05), 3pt FG (1, five times), 3pt FGA (3, vs.
Shippensburg and at Edinboro, 2004-05), FT (1, at Edinboro, 2004-05), FTA (2, at Edinboro,
2004-05), Rebounds (4, three times), Assists (2, three times), Blocks (2, vs. Bloomsburg,
2004-05), Steals (1, five times), Minutes (20, at Edinboro, 2004-05)
Notes: Expected to play larger role after playing just 7.4 minutes per game as a freshman...also
an outfielder for the KU baseball team, he batted .294 last season.
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
2004-05 21-0 16-46 .348 5-14 .357 1-2 .500 26 1.2 10 5 5 38 1.8
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Golden Bear Profiles
Dorian Sims
JUNIOR - GUARD
6-1 - 205 lbs.
Reading/Central Catholic
Major: Sports Mangement
Career Bests at KU: Points (16, vs. Holy Family, 2004-05), FG (6, vs.
Holy Family, 2004-05), FGA (10, vs. Holy Family, 2004-05), 3pt FG
(3, vs. Holy Family, 2004-05), 3pt FGA (4, three times), FT (9, at
Millersville, 2004-05), FTA (11, at Millersville, 2004-05), Rebounds (5, vs. Columbia Union,
2004-05), Assists (9, vs. Columbia Union, 2004-05), Blocks (1, three times), Steals (2, vs.
Columbia Union and vs. Mansfield, 2004-05), Minutes (34, vs. Columbia Union, 2004-05)
Notes: Third on team in field goal percentage...expected to step into starting role...redshirted
in 2003-04 after transferring to KU from Shepherd College...played in 28 games, starting 20
for Rams in 2002-03...averaged 10.2 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game...hit 44-of-
121 three pointers (36.4%).
CAREER STATS 3-PT
YEAR GP-S FG-A PCT FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG A B S PTS AVG
*2002-03 28-20 92-238 .387 44-121 .364 59-78 .756 61 2.2 52 12 29 287 10.2
2004-05 23-7 52-100 .520 12-37 .324 54-79 .684 37 1.6 66 3 12 170 7.4
TOTAL 51-27 144-338 .426 56-158 .354 113-157 .719 98 1.9 118 15 41 457 9.0
*at Shepherd College
Mark Bower
FRESHMAN - CENTER
6-6 - 220 lbs.
West Deptford, NJ/West Deptford
Major: Medical Technology
Notes: Second-team All-Conference at West
Deptford...team MVP.
Jeremy Coombs
FRESHMAN - FORWARD
6-7 - 260 lbs.
Philadelphia/Northeast Catholic
Major: Undeclared
Top Newcomers
Andre Woodlin
FRESHMAN - Guard
6-3 - 180 lbs.
Philadelphia/Central
Major: Business
Notes: All-Public League selection.
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Facilities
Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division
II colleges and universities in the Eastern United States. Twenty of KU’s 21 teams have their
home venues on campus.
Keystone Hall
The headquarters of the KU athletic department, Keystone Hall is the hub of indoor athletic
activity on campus. Keystone Hall also houses the Golden Bear Sports Medicine department,
designated locker rooms for all intercollegiate athletic teams, and a state-of-the-art
fitness room.
Keystone Arena
The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena,
located in the center of Keystone
Hall, is the home of the Golden
Bear volleyball team in the fall,
and the men’s and women’s basketball
and wrestling teams in the
winter. It served as the site of a
town meeting by President George
W. Bush in 2004 and was the training
camp home of the NBA’s New
Jersey Nets in the fall of 1995.
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Risley Weight Room
Athletes get extensive use out of the freeweight
room, located on the ground floor of
Risley Hall, the original gym. The weight
room was recently renovated and expanded.
Keystone Field House
Keystone Field House is home to
the KU men’s and women’s indoor
track teams, and has been the site
of major eastern championships in
recent years. The field house is
used by all teams for indoor practice
and overflow athletic events
and many camps and clinics
throughout the year. It is also used
for non-athletic events, such as
President Clinton’s address during
his visit in 1995.
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Golden Bear Individual Records
Single Game Records
Single Game-Individual
Category
# Player Opponent Date
Field Goals
19 Maurice Williams Mt. St. Mary’s 11-1987
Field Goals Att.
40 Val Keris Millersville 1-1965
3-pt Field Goals Made
7 Butch Hills Cheyney 11-1986
Keith Mackrey E. Stroudsburg 1-1995
Adam Smith Cheyney 1-2001
Tyree Brickus Cheyney 1-2002
Frank Moultrie Columbia Un. 11-2004
3-pt Field Goals Att.
19 Keith Mackrey E. Stroudsburg 1-1995
Free Throws Made
15 Val Keris Millersville 1-1965
Free Throws Att.
21 Val Keris Millersville 1-1965
Free Throw % **
12-12 Jeff Brickus Mansfield 2-2004
Rebounds
32 Val Keris Millersville 1-1965
Points
49 Val Keris Millersville 1-1965
Assists
13 Rodney Shorter Mansfield 1-1987
Jeff Brickus Cheyney 1-2001
Blocks
11 Bilal Salaam Dist. Columbia 11-2002
Steals
11 Eddie McTague Albright 2-1978
**best 100% performance
Career Coaching Records
(since 1945)
Overall PSAC
Coach Years W L Pct. W L Pct.
B. Driscoll 2000- 62 73 .459 25 35 .417
J. Jones 1994-00 57 98 .367 22 50 .306
B. Whitney 90-94 23 80 .223 7 41 .146
R. Binder 84-90 74 89 .454 32 46 .410
B. Valvano 82-84 25 30 .455 9 19 .321
R. Fertig 78-82 42 46 .477 21 27 .438
B. Spang 71, 74-78 38 52 .422 18 32 .360
K. Meyer 71-74 11 59 .157 5 37 .119
W. Evans 63-70 63 82 .434 38 60 .388
W. Risley 45-63 136 164 .453 56 82 .406
Single Game-Team
Category
# Opponent Date
Field Goals
46 Lincoln 2-1965
Field Goals Att.
108 Millersville 1-1965
Field Goal %
61.7 Univ. of Sciences 1-2005
3-pt Field Goals Made
14 Alvernia 12-1993
Trenton State 1-1995
Columbia Union 11-2002
Columbia Union 1-2004
3-pt Field Goals Att.
43 Springfield 1-1995
Free Throws Made
33 Charleston 11-1987
Free Throws Att.
45 UMBC 2-1986
Free Throw % **
12-12 Clarion 1-1995
Rebounds
79 Millersville 1-1965
Points
116 Trenton State 1960
113 E. Stroudsburg 1969
Assists
31 Mansfield 2-1987
Blocks
16 C.W. Post 1-1988
Steals
23 Philadelphia Bible 11-1996
Single Season-Team
Wins - 21 (1987-88)
Conference Wins - 10 (1987-88, 61-62)
Consecutive Wins - 8 (1987-88)
Points Scored - 2,515 (1987-88)
Points Allowed - 2,421 (1990-91)
Rebounds - 1,227 (1987-88)
Assists - 542 (1987-88)
Blocked Shots - 188 (1987-88)
Steals - 258 (1987-88)
Field Goals - 967 (1987-88)
Field Goal Attempts - 1,987 (1987-88)
3-pt FGs - 210 (2003-04)
3-pt FG Atts - 633 (1994-95)
Free Throws Made - 444 (2004-05)
Free Throw Attempts - 686 (2004-05)
FG % - 48.8 (1985-86)
3-pt FG % - 38.0 (1987-88)
FT % - 71.2 (1994-95)
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Golden Bear Records
POINTS
598, Marty Eggleston (1987-88)
569, Jimmy Moore (1983-84)
535, George Krell (1969-70)
525, Curtis Jones (1989-90)
521, Lock Jennings (1990-91)
SCORING AVG.
28.2, George Krell (1969-70)
23.8, Roger Cocivera (1954-55)
23.7, George Krell (1968-69)
FIELD GOALS
254, Marty Eggleston (1987-88)
218, Jimmy Moore (1983-84)
210, George Krell (1969-70)
206, Curtis Jones (1989-90)
204, George Krell (1968-69)
FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 50)
68.3, DaVonn Harp (1998-99)
62.7, Marty Eggleston (1987-88)
62.6, Bruce Chapin (1976-77)
61.9, Curtis Jones (1989-90)
1,000 POINT SCORERS
1,682, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
1,525, Butch Hills (1985-89)
1,467, George Krell (1967-70)
1,414, John Cresswell (1965-69)
1,411, Marty Eggleston (1985-89)
1,342, Bilal Salaam (2001-05)
1,280, Derrick Redd (1975-79)
1,254, Eddie McTague (1975-80)
1,231, Roger Cocivera (1952-56)
1,218, Jeff Brickus (2000-04)
1,177, Bobby Eberhart (2001-05)
1,142, Ron Lauchnor (1959-63)
1,111, Denny McKernan (1963-66)
1,046, Keith Mackrey (1991-96)
1,034, Ricky Hall (1980-85)
1,003, Denny Bonser (1959-63)
1,002, Jimmy Moore (1982-84)
SCORING AVG. (min. 50 gm.)
24.0, George Krell (1967-70)
18.3, Roger Cocivera (1952-56)
18.2, Jimmy Moore (1982-84)
17.6, Denny McKernan (1963-66)
17.3, Nehemiah Brazil (1997-99)
FIELD GOALS
628, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
599, Marty Eggleston (1985-89)
585, George Krell (1967-70)
565, Butch Hills (1985-89)
Season Records
3-PT FIELD GOALS
72, Butch Hills (1987-88)
71, Keith Mackrey (1995-96)
67, Keith Mackrey (1994-95)
67, Keith Mackrey (1993-94)
65, Tim Eisenhauer (1997-98)
3-POINT FG PCT. (min. 30)
45.0, Butch Hills (1987-88)
43.8, Matt Flannery (1988-89)
43.7, Frank Moultrie (2003-04)
43.0, Matt Coldren (1992-93)
42.9, Butch Hills (1986-87)
FREE THROWS
133, Jimmy Moore (1983-84)
115, George Krell (1969-70)
113, Curtis Jones (1989-90)
106, Eddie McTague (1979-80)
104, Nehemiah Brazil (1998-99)
FREE THROW PCT. (min. 40)
89.7, Ty Brickus (2004-05)
88.7, Matt Coldren (1993-94)
85.5, Lock Jennings (1990-91)
84.9, Lock Jennings (1992-93)
84.5, Butch Hills (1988-89)
Career Records
FIELD GOAL PCT. (min. 200)
57.4, Marty Eggleston (1985-89
3-POINT FIELD GOALS
214, Keith Mackrey (1991-96)
188, Butch Hills (1985-89)
168, Ty Brickus (2001-05)
167, Matt Coldren (1990-94)
155, Bobby Eberhart (2001-05)
3-POINT FG PCT. (min. 50)
40.4, Matt Coldren (1990-94)
39.6, David Neeld (1993-96)
39.4, Matt Flannery (1988-90)
39.4, Butch Hills (1985-89)
FREE THROWS
317, Jeff Brickus (2000-04)
312, Bilal Salaam (2001-05)
297, George Krell (1967-70)
281, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
276, Ricky Hall (1980-85)
275, John Cresswell (1965-69)
FREE THROW PCT. (min. 100)
87.8, Matt Coldren (1990-94)
85.7, Ty Brickus (2001-05)
83.1, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
82.0, Bruce Chapin (1975-77)
81.4, George Krell (1967-70)
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REBOUNDS
321, Marty Eggleston (1987-88)
274, Bilal Salaam (2002-03)
270, Bilal Salaam (2004-05)
261, Ian Morris (1997-98)
254, Bilal Salaam (2003-04)
ASSISTS
154, Rodney Shorter (1987-88)
123, Jeff Brickus (2003-04)
116, Eddie McTague (1979-80)
112, Jeff Brickus (2002-03)
111, Rodney Shorter (1986-87)
BLOCKS
108, Marty Eggleston (1987-88)
106, Bilal Salaam (2004-05)
104, Bilal Salaam (2002-03)
101, Bilal Salaam (2003-04)
97, Bilal Salaam (2001-02)
STEALS
105, Eddie McTague (1976-77)
94, Eddie McTague (1977-78)
80, Eddie McTague (1979-80)
80, Eddie McTague (1975-76)
72, Derrick Redd (1977-78)
REBOUNDS
980, Bilal Salaam (2001-05)
864, Marty Eggleston (1985-89)
681, Ricky Hall (1980-85)
432, Maurice Williams (1986-88)
ASSISTS
425, Jeff Brickus (2000-04)
405, Eddie McTague (1975-80)
355, Butch Hills (1985-89)
347, Rodney Shorter (1985-88)
285, Ty Brickus (2001-05)
254, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
BLOCKS
408, Bilal Salaam (2001-05)
254, Marty Eggleston (1985-89)
74, Charlie Chisholm (1986-88)
72, Scott Halpin (1992-96)
STEALS
259, Eddie McTague (1975-80)
167, Butch Hills (1985-89)
163, Mark Dudley (1991-95)
160, Jeff Brickus (2000-04)
158, Lock Jennings (1989-93)
Bold-active player

Men’s Basketball History/Honors
On January 24, 1903, then Keystone State
Normal School faced off against Reading High
School. Although the Maroon & Gold was defeated,
24-8, the game began a century of men’s
basketball that produced numerous outstanding
players and several conference championships.
The first faculty coach was also a standout
player. KU Athletics Hall of Fame member
George B. Ely came to Kutztown in 1905. A
standout athlete and coach, he led the basketball
team to successful records from 1905-08.
The men’s basketball program reached a
high level of success in the late 1910s, winning
two Pennsylvania State Normal School championships.
The program’s first title, and the first
championship in any sport at the school, came
in 1917. Coach Bert Bohler and player Raymond
Loose led the team to a perfect 18-0 record that
season. In 1919, Bohler led an almost completely
new cast of players to a second championship.
Arlan Baver was one of the best players in
the first half of the century at Kutztown. He
scored 711 points from 1926-30, a scoring record
that stood for 25 years. He also held records for
points in a season (249) and a single game (32).
In 1936, a group of future Hall of Famers
brought another title to Kutztown. Hall of Fame
coach James MacGovern, and Hall of Fame players
Russ Stoudt (captain), Joseph “Gino”
Musso, John Polischak and George Kovich were
key factors in the title run. The team finished
the year 11-2, defeating West Chester, a team it
had lost to earlier in the year, for the Pennsylvania
State Teachers College championship.
The program, discontinued during World
PSAC HONORS
PSAC East Player of the Year
2004-05 - Bilal Salaam
PSAC East Coach of the Year
1987-88 - Rick Binder
1998-99 - Jeff Jones
2002-03 - Bernie Driscoll
PSAC East Rookie of the Year
1988-89 - Matt Flannery
1989-90 - Lock Jennings
All-PSAC East First Team
1977-78 - Eddie McTague,
Derrick Redd
1979-80 - Eddie McTague
1980-81 - Tom York, Sean
Ward
1984-85 - Rick Hall
Athletic Honors
1987-88 - Marty Eggleston
1988-89 - Butch Hills
1989-90 - Curtis Jones
1990-91 - Lock Jennings
1995-96 - Claude Beaden
1997-98 - Nehemiah Brazil
1998-99 - Nehemiah Brazil
2002-03 - Jeff Brickus
2003-04 - Jeff Brickus
2004-05 - Bilal Salaam
All-PSAC East Second Team
1981-82 - Mitch Schmidt
1986-87 - Butch Hills, Maurice
Williams, Marty Eggleston
1987-88 - Butch Hills, Maurice
Williams, Rodney Shorter
1988-89 - Matt Flannery
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War II, was reinstated in 1945-46 by Hall of
Fame coach Walt Risley. Risley coached the
cagers until 1963. Roger Cocivera (1952-56)
became the first 1,000-career point scorer, finishing
with 1,231 points.
The 1960s and 1970s produced seven
1,000-point scorers, including John Cresswell,
the first to eclipse 1,400 career points in 1969,
and George Krell, who passed Cresswell with
1,467 points in 1970. Hall of Famer Eddie
McTague set the school records for assists and
his steals mark still stand today.
In the mid-1980s, head coach Rick Binder
produced several standout players and a threeyear
span of 53 wins. Hall of Famer Butch Hills
set the school’s scoring record with 1,525 career
points. He teamed with fellow Hall of Famer
Marty Eggleston, who set the career rebounds
and blocks records, to lead the 1987-88 team to
a school-record 21 wins. That team also won
the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East
title and qualified for the NCAA playoffs.
The 1990s produced the school’s current
scoring leader, Lock Jennings, who scored 1,682
points from 1989-93, and 1,000-point scorer,
Keith Mackrey.
In KU’s second century, current head coach
Bernie Driscoll has posted three straight winning
seasons and led Kutztown to an appearance
in the PSAC title game. The decade has
also produced three 1,000-point scorers - Bilal
Salaam, Jeff Brickus and Bobby Eberhart - and
the school’s current all-time leaders in rebounds
(Salaam), assists (Brickus) and blocks (Salaam).
since 1977
1993-94 - Keith Mackrey
1994-95 - Claude Beaden,
Mark Dudley
1995-96 - Keith Mackrey
1996-97 - Jerome Bridgeman
1998-99 - DaVonn Harp
1999-00 - Darnell Scott
2000-01 - Kevin Handy
2001-02 - Bilal Salaam
2002-03 - Bilal Salaam
2003-04 - Bilal Salaam
2004-05 - Bobby Eberhart
NABC DIVISION II
All-America Third Team
1987-88 - Marty Eggleston
All-District
1987-88 - Marty Eggleston

Academics & Athletics at KU
The KU Academic Success Initiative, when fully implemented by the coaching staff,
provides the appropriate support, incentive, and opportunity for students to make a similar
effort toward their academic success as made toward their athletic performance. The Initiative
is based on the expectation that both individual and team academic performance will be
at or above the level of the overall student body. This expectation is built into the evaluation
of coaches and is an integral part of the process of awarding athletic scholarships. KU
provides athletic scholarships to support the academic pursuits of its student-athletes.
Student-athletes are expected to participate in sports because they love to do so.
Continuing indications reveal that the Initiative works and is having a profound and
measurable effect on both academic and athletic performance. Over the past 10 years, KU’s
freshman class of student-athletes has had a significantly higher grade-point average than the
overall freshman class, while the 2004-05 school year saw all student-athletes achieve a
highest-ever GPA of 2.91, surpassing the overall GPA of the Kutztown student body. Also
last year, 103 student-athletes garnered Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Scholar-
Athlete honors. During the same period, the athletic success of KU’s teams reached all-time
records.
The KU Academic Success Initiative contains the following components:
The Monitoring of Progress: The academic
progress of student-athletes is continually
tracked and monitored. This includes: GPA
reports, persistence rate reports, close monitoring
of first-time students, and NCAA eligibility
compliance reports.
Course Selection and Registration: In
order to avoid unnecessary conflicts between
athletic events and classes, student-athletes
are provided a registration date earlier than
the rest of the campus student population.
Registration is now done online via the
Internet. Students can go online at any time
to view their schedule, grades, transcript, financial
aid, payments, charges and restrictions
on their account.
Academic Coaching: This year-long program
is based on one-on-one personal contacts
between the coach and the student-athlete.
The meetings are held more frequently
in the fall in recognition of the benefits of
establishing good habits early. During these
meetings, the following topics may be addressed:
seminar follow-up, class attendance,
parental intervention and involvement and
information about advising and registration.
These meetings can also serve to address any
other academic and/or personal matters of
concern to the student-athlete.
Faculty Advising: This is an essential part
of the college experience and is often a major
factor in the ultimate academic success of
students. Advisor meetings are required in
order to register for classes.
Pre-Season Academic Seminars: During
pre-season camps and/or the first week of
classes, athletes may participate in seminars
addressing topics such as time management,
study skills, class participation, student/faculty
relationships and graduation planning.
Materials are provided and used as a reference
throughout the semester.
Career Services Visit For Undeclared
Majors: Incoming students who have not
yet declared a major or who may be unsure
of their chosen major are highly encouraged
to visit the Career Services Office. There,
the students will be tested to measure their
interests and help them select a major.
Referrals For Services to the Department
of Developmental Studies: Student-athletes
are strongly encouraged to make use of
the Department of Developmental Studies’
services in regard to tutoring or other needs
for specialized instruction.
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Academics & Athletics at KU
Referrals For Services to the Counseling
and Advisement Center: Trained counselors/faculty
advisors are available to help
with psychological/academic counseling/advisement
issues. Such referrals are available
to all student-athletes.
Mentoring: Student-athletes can be referred
by their coach to either the formal University
mentoring program or to faculty and
professional staff volunteers for more informal
mentoring.
Financial Aid Liaison: The financial aid
liaison provides information to prospects and
student-athletes concerning policies and
guidelines of the financial aid office. Through
the early version process, the liaison provides
prospects with an estimate of potential
funding sources. The liaison provides
student-athletes with information concerning
deadlines and regulations for continued
financial aid, and is available to help families
learn more about the financial aid process.
Library Tour: A library tour is highly recommended
of all incoming student-athletes.
Personal Computer: Each student-athlete
is strongly encouraged to have access to a
networked personal computer.
Recognition of Academic
Accomplishments
The Department of Athletics has developed
a comprehensive program to provide incentive
for and acknowledgement of the many
academic accomplishments of its studentathletes.
Below are some examples of the
program.
Graduation Reception: The athletic department
hosts a reception for graduating student-athletes
and their families at the winter
and spring commencement ceremonies to recognize
the culmination of student-athletes’
education at Kutztown University.
Awards and Honors: KU offers specific
academic scholarships available only to student-athletes.
KU student-athletes are nominated
for all available NCAA, PSAC and
CoSIDA awards.
Scholar-Athlete Banquet: Each year, the
PSAC Scholar-Athletes are recognized at a
banquet in their honor.
Dean’s List Ceremony: All Kutztown University
student-athlete dean’s list recipients
are acknowledged at a basketball game every
year.
Kutztown University Mission & Vision Statement
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a member of the State System of Higher Education,
is actively dedicated to excellence in learning and to the success of its diverse community of
students. The University prepares its students to meet lifelong intellectual, ethical, social,
and career challenges and responsibilities by providing quality programs that engage them in
critical, analytical, and aesthetic inquiry. Further, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania is
committed to continuous improvement, partnerships, and collaborations that encourage the
development of citizens who contribute to a global society.
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Kutztown University
Men’s Basketball
2005-06 Schedule
NOVEMBER
TUE 15 at Columbia Union 8:00 PM
TUE 22 WILMINGTON {DE} 7:00 PM
MON 28 at Shepherd 7:00 PM
WED 30 PENN STATE-BERKS 8:00 PM
DECEMBER
SAT 3 #at California (PA) 3:00 PM
SUN 4 #at Shippensburg 3:00 PM
WED 7 COLUMBIA UNION 8:00 PM
SAT 10 at Penn State-Hazleton 1:00 PM
TUE 20 #at Indiana (PA) 7:30 PM
WED 21 #at Lock Haven 8:00 PM
THU 29 at Penn State-Abington 7:00 PM
JANUARY
THU 5 UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCES 7:00 PM
SAT 7 #CLARION 3:00 PM
WED 11 *CHEYNEY 8:00 PM
SAT 14 #EDINBORO 3:00 PM
SUN 15 #SLIPPERY ROCK 3:00 PM
WED 18 *at Bloomsburg 7:30 PM
WED 25 *WEST CHESTER 8:00 PM
SAT 28 *at Mansfield 3:00 PM
FEBRUARY
WED 1 *at Millersville 8:00 PM
SAT 4 *EAST STROUDSBURG 3:00 PM
MON 6 *at Cheyney 8:00 PM
WED 8 *BLOOMSBURG 8:00 PM
WED 15 *at West Chester 8:00 PM
SAT 18 *MANSFIELD 3:00 PM
WED 22 *MILLERSVILLE 8:00 PM
FRI 24 *at East Stroudsburg 8:00 PM
TUE 28 +PSAC Playoffs- First Round TBA
MARCH
FRI 3 +PSAC Playoffs-Final Four TBA
-SAT 4 (at highest East seed)
home games in BOLD CAPS
#PSAC Crossover contest
*PSAC East contest
+if team qualifies