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NCAAs 

March 

2007 

Ivy League Men’s Basketball 

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2006-07 Ivy League Standings 

---- IVY LEAGUE ---- ---- OVERALL ---- 

W-L Pct Home Road W-L Pct Home Road Neut Str 

1 Penn 13-1 .929 7-0 6-1 22-8 .733 12-3 9-4 1-1 W10 

2 Yale 10-4 .714 5-2 4-3 14-13 .519 8-5 6-8 0-0 W1 

3 Cornell 9-5 .643 4-3 4-3 16-12 .571 8-5 7-7 1-0 W1 

4 Columbia 7-7 .500 4-3 3-4 16-12 .571 10-4 5-8 1-0 W3 

5 Brown 6-8 .429 4-3 2-5 11-18 .379 6-4 4-12 1-2 L1 

6 Harvard 5-9 .357 4-3 1-6 12-16 .429 6-7 6-9 0-0 L1 

7 Dartmouth 4-10 .286 3-4 1-6 9-18 .333 6-7 3-10 0-1 L3 

8 Princeton 2-12 .143 2-5 0-7 11-17 .393 5-6 3-9 3-2 L5 

2006-07 All-Ivy 

For the second consecutive year, Penn’s Ibrahim Jaaber (Elizabeth, N.J.) was selected as the Ivy 

League Player of the Year in a vote by the eight League coaches.The senior guard who helped lead Penn 

to its fifth Ivy title in six years, becomes the first repeat Player of the Year since fellow Quaker Ugonna 

Onyekwe in 2001-02 and 2002-03. 

Jaaber was one of three unanimous first-team selections, joined by Penn teammate Mark Zoller (Blue 

Bell, Pa.), and Yale junior guard Eric Flato (Piedmont, Calif.). Brown junior guard Mark McAndrew 

(Barrington, R.I.) and Columbia junior forward John Baumann (Westport, Conn.) rounded out the 

first-team. 

The all-time Ivy League leader in steals, Jaaber finished his regular season campaign ranked first in the 

Ancient Eight in steals (3.00), assists (5.30) and assist/turnover ratio (1.81), and was second in scoring 

(15.9) — all while helping to lead the Quakers to a 13-1 League mark and their third straight NCAA 

tournament appearance.The senior guard will finish his Penn career ranked among the top 10 in scoring 

and as the all-time leader in steals (303). 

Partner in crime Mark Zoller was an Ivy League stat-stuffer all season long.The senior forward led the 

League in scoring (18.2), while finishing second in rebounding (7.5) and field goal percentage (.566), and 

among the top ten in assists (eighth, 2.90), steals (fifth, 1.80), free throw percentage (eighth, .782) and 

three-point field goals made (ninth, 39). He 

will also finish his Penn career ranked as 

one of the school's top ten all-time scorers. 

First Team All-Ivy 

Mark McAndrew, Brown (Jr., G, Barrington, R.I.) 

John Baumann, Columbia (Jr., F,Westport, Conn.) 

*Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn (Sr., G, Elizabeth, N.J.) 

*Mark Zoller, Penn (Sr., F, Blue Bell, Pa.) 

*Eric Flato,Yale (Jr., G, Piedmont, Calif.) 

Second Team All-Ivy 

Andrew Naeve, Cornell (Sr., C, Miles, Iowa) 

Ryan Wittman, Cornell (Fr., F, Eden Prairie, Minn.) 

Leon Pattman, Dartmouth (Sr., G, Memphis,Tenn.) 

Brian Grandieri, Penn (Jr., G, Media, Pa.) 

Casey Hughes,Yale (Sr., G/F, New Haven, Conn.) 

Honorable Mention 

Damon Huffman, Brown (Jr., G, Petoskey, Mich.) 

Louis Dale, Cornell (Fr., G, Birmingham,Ala.) 

Alex Barnett, Dartmouth (So., G/F, St. Louis, Mo.) 

Jim Goffredo, Harvard (Sr., G, La Crescenta, Calif.) 

Drew Housman, Harvard (So., G, Calabasas, Calif.) 

Player of the Year 

Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn (Sr., G, Elizabeth, N.J.) 

Rookie of the Year 

Ryan Wittman, Cornell (Fr., F, Eden Prairie, Minn.) 

* - Unanimous Selection 

Flato, also a unanimous first-teamer, led 

Yale to a second-place League finish, while 

averaging 16.6 points in Ivy contests.The 

junior guard did it all for the Bulldogs, 

leading them in scoring (15.3), assists 

(3.56), and steals (1.85). Flato made 71 

three-pointers, one shy of the school 

record, and had 50 steals which was also 

the second most in single-season school 

history. 

Penn to the NCAAs 

The Quakers of the University of Pennsylvania 

discovered their NCAA fate Sunday night, drawing 

Texas A&M for the first-round game, scheduled 

for Thursday, March 15 at Rupp Arena in 

Lexington, Ky., at approximately 3:10 pm (following 

the Louisville-Stanford game). 

Penn is a No. 14 seed, while Texas A&M earned a 

No. 3 seed. 

The Quakers (22-8, 13-1 Ivy), winners of 10 

straight, enter the 2007 NCAA Tournament after 

wrapping up their third straight Ivy crown. 

The Aggies of Texas A&M (25-6, 13-3 Big XII), finished 

second in the Big XII regular season and 

are currently ranked seventh in both the AP and 

ESPN/USA Today Top 25 Polls. 

Penn's last victory in the NCAA Tournament 

came against a Big XII team, a 90-80 victory over 

Nebraska in 1994. 

It is the first time that an Ivy League team has 

been placed in the South Bracket since Princeton 

was picked to play North Carolina in New 

Orleans, La., in 2001. 

It is the third time in the last four years that an 

Ivy team has been selected to face a team from 

Texas. Both Princeton (in 2004) and Penn (in 

2006) faced the Texas Longhorns. 

It is the fourth time in the last five years that the 

Ivy League champion will face a Big XII team in 

the first round. In addition to those two games 

with Texas, Penn played Oklahoma State in 2003. 

No Ivy League team has ever played an NCAA 

Tournament game in the state of Kentucky. 

Princeton did play at Louisville in the 2002 NIT. 

The two previous times that an Ivy team 

received a No. 14 seed came in 2004 (Princeton 

led Texas at halftime before losing 66-49) and 

1993 (Penn lost to UMass, 54-50). 

McAndrew was the top scorer in Ivy contests, 

averaging 18.6 points for Brown.A 

candidate for the Most Improved Player in 

the nation, McAndrew averaged just 1.2 

points per game last season.The junior guard made 72 three-pointers — a mark ranking second in 

the Brown recordbook — and scored 25 or more points five times this season. 

Baumann led the fourth-place Lions in scoring for the second consecutive year, averaging 13.3 

points which ranked eighth in the Ivy League. He also ranked third in the League in rebounding 

(6.5), while leading the Ivy League in field goal percentage (.578) and three-point field goal percentage 

(.509). In Ivy League contests, Baumann was even more impressive, averaging 14.4 points as he 

shot a league-leading .610 from the floor. 

For the second straight season, the Ivy Rookie of the Year hails from Ithaca. Cornell forward Ryan 

Wittman (Eden Prairie, Minn.) led all rookies in scoring, which was also good enough for fourth 

in the League overall (15.6).The six-time Ivy Rookie of the Week connected on a school-record 93 

three-point field goals, which was 21 more than any other player in the League and ranked 12th 

nationally. Last year’s Ivy Rookie of the Year,Adam Gore, was injured in the season-opener and 

missed the entire season.

Brown Bears 

No Name, Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School 

5 Scott Friske, F 6-7 225 So Worcester, Mass./Charlevoix. Mich. 

10 Steve Gruber, G 5-11 170 Fr Milwaukee,Wis./Whitefish Bay 

14 Mark McAndrew, G 6-2 190 Jr Barrington, R.I./Worcester Academy 

20 Damon Huffman, G 6-1 180 Jr Petoskey, Mich./Petoskey 

22 Skrelja, Chris, F 6-5 205 So Hastings-on-Hudson, Conn./Trinity Catholic 

24 Marcus Becker, G 6-2 195 Sr Martinsville,Va./Carlisle School 

32 Nathan Eads, F 6-8 235 Sr Ellicott City, Md./McDonough 

34 Colin Aldridge, F 6-7 210 Fr Colts Neck, N.J./The Peddie School 

35 Mark MacDonald, F 6-9 235 Jr Lexington, Mass./Lexington 

40 Jimenez, Aaron, C 6-7 215 So Franklin Park, Ill./Leyden 

45 Matt Mullery, F 6-8 235 Fr Englishtown, N.J./St. John Vianney 

55 Sam Manhanga, F 6-6 250 Sr Beira, Mozambique/Northfield Mt. Hermon 

Head Coach: Craig Robinson (Princeton ‘83) At Brown: 11-18, First season 

Assistant Coaches: Jesse Agel, Douglas Stewart, Isaac Willis 

Men’s Hoops SID: Chris Humm • christopher_humm@brown.edu • 401-863-2219 

Columbia Lions 


01 Brett Loscalzo, G 6-0 180 Jr Ridgefield, Conn./Brunswick 

03 Kashif Sweet, G 5-11 180 Jr. Austin,Texas/Lawrenceville Prep 

4 K.J. Matsui, G 6-2 180 So Tokyo, Japan/Montrose Chrisian School 

5 Patrick Foley, G 6-2 170 Fr Bluepoint, N.Y./St.Anthony’s 

11 Kevin Bulger, G 6-3 200 Fr Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South 

20 John Baumann, F 6-8 220 Jr Westport, Conn./Staples 

22 Leo Nolan, F 6-7 195 So Summit, N.J./The Hun School 

23 Justin Armstrong, G 6-4 225 Jr San Diego, Calif./El Camino 

24 Mack Montgomery, G 6-5 195 Jr Clayton, N.C./Clayton 

25 Daniel Trepanier, G 6-2 180 So Windsor, Ontario/St.Anne’s High School 

32 Wesley Matthews, G 6-3 195 Fr Atlanta, Ga./South Cobb 

33 Joe Bova, F 6-7 200 Fr Scotia, N.Y./Christian Brothers 

34 Michael Gately, F 6-8 215 Fr Sudbury, Mass./St. Mark’s 

42 Niko Scott, G 6-3 200 Fr New York, N.Y./Brewster Academy 

45 Jason Miller, F 6-8 215 So Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 

55 Ben Nwachukwu, C 6-9 235 Jr Enugu, Nigeria/St.Augustine’s, N.J. 

Head Coach: Joe Jones (Oswego ‘87) At Columbia: 49-60, Fourth season 

Assistant Coaches: Jim Engles, Damien Strahorn,Andrew Theokas 

Men’s Hoops SID: Darlene Camacho • dc2164@columbia.edu • 212-854-2534 

Cornell Big Red 


01 Ugo Ihekweazu, F 6-5 220 Sr Houston,Texas/Westbury Christian 

3 Graham Dow, G 6-0 190 Sr Bulington, Ont./Nelson 

5 Jason Battle, G 6-4 195 So Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover 

11 Kevin App, G 6-0 192 Sr Silver Spring, Md./Our Lady Good Counsel 

12 Dale Louis, G 5-11 177 Fr Birmingham,Ala./Altamount School 

15 Geoff Reeves, G/F 6-5 183 Fr Burlington, Kan./Burlington 

20 Ryan Wittman, G/F 6-6 200 Fr Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie 

21 Khaliq Grant, G 6-3 180 Jr Norcross, Ga./Marion-Tabor 

22 Conor Mullen, G/F 6-5 202 So Seattle,Wash./Bishop O’Dea 

23 Adam Gore, G 6-0 174 So Monrovia, Ind./Monrovia 

25 Jon Jaques, F 6-7 214 Fr Los Angeles, Calif./Harvard-Westlake 

31 Jason Mitchell, F 6-8 213 Sr Saluda, S.C./Saluda 

33 Alex Tyler, F 6-7 230 Fr Clear Spring, Md./Mercersburg Academy 

34 Brian Kreefer, F 6-7 220 So East Liverpool, Ohio/East Liverpool 

42 Andew Naeve, F/C 6-10 242 Sr Bryant. Iowa/East Central 

44 Jason Hartford, F/C 6-9 240 Sr Tillamook, Ore./Tillamook 

Collin Robinson, G 6-0 160 So Diamond Bar, Calif./Diamond Bar 

Head Coach: Steve Donahue (Ursinus '84) At Cornell: 74-117, Seventh season 

Assistant Coaches: Zach Spiker, Nat Graham, Mark Vershaw 

Men’s Hoops SID: Jeremy Hartigan • jh295@cornell.edu • 607-255-9788 

Dartmouth Big Green 


1 Alex Barnett, G/F 6-6 205 So St. Louis, Mo./Cardinall Ritter 

2 Dan Biber, F 6-8 235 So Lorain, Ohio/Admiral King 

3 Reggie Schickel, G 6-4 190 So Charlotte, N.C./Camden Military Academy 

4 Robby Pride, G 6-1 180 Fr Denver, Colo./Kent Denver 

5 Brandon Ware, G 5-11 160 Fr Dallas,Texas/Seagoville 

14 Jarrett Mathis, F/C 6-8 215 So Brooklyn, N.Y./The Berkshire School 

15 Johnathan Ball, F 6-4 205 Jr Memphis,Tenn./White Station 

22 Marlon Sanders, G 6-1 180 So Cleveland, Ohio/Cleveland Heights 

22 Michael Lang, G 6-3 200 Sr Chicago, Ill./Gordon Tech 

23 Leon Pattman, G 6-2 190 Sr Memphis,Tenn./White Station 

25 Michael Giovacchini, G 5-11 155 So Salt Lake City, Utah/Judge Memorial 

30 DeVon Mosley, G 6-1 175 So Mesquite,Texas/Mesquite 

31 Jason Meyer, F 6-5 195 Sr Covington, Ohio/Covington 

32 Elgin Fitzgerald, C 6-9 245 Fr Colorado Springs, Colo./Palmer 

34 Brian McMillan, F 6-8 235 Jr Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso 

41 Kurt Graeber, F/C 6-9 250 So Rolling Hills Estates, Calif./Palos Verdes Peninsula 

50 Adam Powers, F 6-7 235 So Western Springs, Ill./Lyons Township 

Head Coach: Terry Dunn (Northern Colorado ‘77) At Dartmouth: 25-56,Third season 

Assistant Coaches: Shay Berry, Ryan Hurd,Tommy Deffebaugh 

Men’s Hoops SID: Kathy Phillips • Kathleen.S.Phillips@dartmouth.edu • 603-646-2468 

Players of The Week 

Nov 20 .................John Baumann, Columbia 

Nov 27 .................Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn 

Dec 4 ....................Mark Zoller, Penn 

Dec 11..................Jim Goffredo, Harvard 

Dec18 ...................Brian Cusworth, Harvard 

Jan 2 ......................Mark McAndrew, Brown 

Jan 8 ......................Leon Pattman, Dartmouth 

Jan 15 ....................Brian Grandieri, Penn 

Jan 22 ....................McAndrew, Brown/Jaaber, Penn 

Jan 29 ....................Brian Cusworth, Harvard 

Feb 5 ....................Casey Hughes,Yale 

Feb 12...................Mark McAndrew, Brown/Eric Flato,Yale 

Feb 19...................Mark Zoller, Penn 

Feb 26...................Mark McAndrew, Brown 

March 5 ................Jim Goffredo, Harvard 

Rookies of The Week 

Nov 20 .................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Nov 27 .................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Dec 4 ....................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Dec 11..................Lincoln Gunn, Princeton 

Dec 18..................Louis Dale, Cornell 

Jan 2 ......................Louis Dale, Cornell 

Jan 8 ......................Louis Dale, Cornell 

Jan 15 ....................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Jan 22 ....................Louis Dale, Cornell 

Jan 29 ....................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Feb 5 ....................Alex Tyler, Cornell 

Feb 12...................Patrick Foley, Columbia 

Feb 19...................Ryan Wittman, Cornell 

Feb 26...................Louis Dale, Cornell 

March 5 ................Louis Dale, Cornell 

IV Y5 0 .CO M 

The Ivy League is producing a year-long online celebration 

of the 50th anniversary of formal Ivy League competition, 

featuring special articles every weekday through 

the end of May 2007.The celebration may be accessed at 

www.ivy50.com. 

Although some League rivalries predate the Civil War, 

and the term “Ivy League” was used in newspapers as 

early as the mid-1930s, the Ivy League began formally 

with the Ivy Presidents’ agreement of 1954, and the first 

year of formal competition was 1956-57. 

Since the first Ivy contest, more than 75,000 Ivy athletes 

have played under a unique model of college sports, sharing 

a remarkably consistent goal: to provide successful 

athletics as an integral part of the full undergraduate 

experience -- combining the values and lessons of athletics 

with those of the classroom and laboratory, the campus 

and the community -- to produce leaders in every 

walk of life. 

The 50th Celebration is not intended as a formal or 

complete history of each era, sport or school in the last 

half century.There’s simply too much history to be able 

do that -- although the online Ivy League Record Book 

provides a wealth of information about Ivy League standings 

and All-Ivy teams, national successes in every sport, 

and individual athletic and academic achievements. 

Rather, the Celebration will ask more than 200 former 

Ivy League athletes to tell the story of Ivy athletics 

through an almost-daily series of interview-based profiles. 

Combined with more comprehensive theme-based 

features (such as the Ivy League’s long Olympic history), 

these profiles will cover every part of these 50 years at 

all eight schools -- all of the more than 30 Ivy women’s 

and men’s championship sports (the broadest collegiate 

athletic participation in the country) -- and the incredibly 

diverse backgrounds and careers of Ivy athletes. 

The men’s basketball stories that have 

appeared thus far are included in the back of 

this packet.

Harvard Crimson 


4 James Lambert, G 6-3 195 Jr Huntington Beach, Calif./Marina 

10 Drew Housman, G 6-0 185 So Calabasas, Calif./Calabasas 

11 Jeremy Lin, G 6-2 180 Fr Palo Alto, Calif./Palo Alto 

12 Jim Goffredo, G 6-1 180 Sr La Crescenta, Calif./La Crescenta 

15 Darryl Finkton, G 6-3 200 Fr Indianapolis, Ind./North Central 

20 Brad Unger, F 6-8 245 Jr Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown 

21 Alek Blankenau, G 6-3 180 Fr Lincoln, Neb./Lincoln Southeast 

22 Evan Harris, F 6-8 205 So Los Angeles, Calif./The Hill School 

23 Ndu Okereke, G 6-4 195 Fr Randolph, Mass./Boston College HS 

24 Brian Darcy, F/C 6-7 225 Sr Shrewsbury, Mass./St. John’s 

25 Kenyon Churchwell, F 6-8 180 So Washington, DC/Gonzaga 

31 Doug Miller, F 6-7 220 Fr Winchester, Mass./Winchester 

32 Andrew Pusar, G 6-2 200 So West Orange, N.J./Seton Hall Prep 

33 Pat Magnarelli, F 6-7 215 Fr Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury 

45 Erik Groszyk, G 5-11 170 So Salem, Mass./Salem 

50 Brian Cusworth, C 7-0 255 Sr St. Louis, Mo./John Burroughs School 

Head Coach: Frank Sullivan (Westfield State '73) At Harvard: 178-245, 15th season 

Assistant Coaches: Bill Holden, Lamar Reddicks, Jay Johnson 

Men’s Hoops SID: Kurt Svoboda • ksvoboda@fas.harvard.edu • 617-495-2206 

Penn Quakers 


02 Ibrahim Jaaber, G 6-2 170 Sr Elizabeth, N.J./The Peddle School 

03 Steve Danley, F 6-8 225 Sr Germantown, Md./DeMatha Catholic 

04 Aron Cohen, G 6-2 180 So Huntingdton Valley, Pa./Abington Friends 

5 Darren Smith, G 6-4 200 Fr Elizabeth, N.J./The Peddie School 

13 Andreas Schreiber, F 6-9 235 Fr Taby, Sweden/Brentwood School 

14 Michael Kach, G 6-4 195 Jr Carmel, N.Y./Winchendon School 

15 Kevin Egee, G 6-3 175 So Ridley, Pa./Ridley 

20 Tommy McMahon, G/F 6-7 210 So Hillsborough, Calif./Serra 

21 Brian Grandieri, G 6-4 190 Jr Media, Pa./Malvern Prep 

22 Adam Franklin, G 6-6 215 Sr New Castle, Del./Tatnall School 

23 Joe Gill, G/F 6-6 195 Jr Doylestown, Pa./Germantown 

24 Mark Zoller, F 6-7 220 Sr Blue Bell, Pa./St. Joe’s Prep 

33 Cameron Lewis, F 6-8 220 So Washington, D.C./Phillips Exeter Academy, N.H. 

41 Justin Reilly, F 6-8 225 Fr Dallas,Texas/Dallas Jesuit 

42 Brennan Votel, F 6-7 215 So Park Hills, Ky./Covington Catholic 

Head Coach: Glen Miller (Northeastern ‘84) At Penn: 22-8, First season 

Assistant Coaches: Perry Browmwell, Chris Sparks, Mike Martin 

Men’s Hoops SID: Mike Mahoney • mahoneyw@pobox.upenn.edu • 215-898-9232 

Princeton Tigers 


04 Kyle Koncz, F 6-7 200 Jr Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville 

10 Matt Sargeant, G 6-3 190 Jr Huntington Beach, Calif./Ocean View 

11 Nick Lake, G 6-5 190 Fr Rancho Santa Fe, Calif./The Bishop’s School 

12 Jason Briggs, G 6-2 190 So Olympia,Wash./Olympia 

15 Edwin Buffmire, G 6-4 210 Sr Scottsdale,Ariz./Saguaro 

20 Luke Owings, F 6-6 210 Sr Hyattsville, Md./Gonzaga 

21 Marcus Schroeder, G 6-2 185 Fr Concord, Calif./De La Salle 

22 Lincoln Gunn, G 6-3 180 Fr Orinda, Calif./De La Salle 

24 Kevin Steuerer, G 6-5 200 Jr Ossining, N.Y./Iona Prep 

25 Blake Wilson, G 6-4 170 Fr Cherry Hill, N.J./Haddonfield 

30 Zach Finley, C 6-9 215 Fr Rapid City, S.D./St.Thomas More 

32 Zach Woolridge, G 6-6 215 Jr Sherman Oaks, Calif./Harvard-Westlake 

33 Justin Conway, F 6-4 215 Sr Santa Fe, N.M./Santa Fe Prep 

34 Michael Strittmatter, G/F 6-8 205 So Phoenix,Ariz./Brophy Prep 

35 Noah Savage, F 6-5 220 Jr Princeton, N.J./The Hun School 

45 Chris Petrie, F 6-5 190 Fr Gettysburg, Pa./The Hun School 

55 Pawel Buczak, C 6-9 205 Fr Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown 

Head Coach: Joe Scott (Princeton '87) At Princeton: 38-45,Third season 

Assistant Coaches: Mike Brennan, Howard Levy,Tony Newsom 

Men’s Hoops SID: David Rosenfeld • daverose@princeton.edu • 609-258-5655 

Yale Bulldogs 


000 Ross Morin, F 6-7 215 So Cincinnati, Ohio/Princeton 

1 Casey Hughes, G/F 6-5 195 Sr New Haven, Conn./Hamden Hall 

3 Josh Davis, F 6-8 220 Fr Waterloo, Belgium/The Hun School 

4 Ed White, G 6-3 190 So Los Angeles, Calif./Harvard-Westlake 

5 Travis Pinick, G/F 6-6 190 So Orange, Calif./Lutheran 

11 Jordan Gibson, F 6-5 185 Fr Fairfax,Va./Fairfax 

15 Matt Kyle, C 6-10 230 Jr North Myrtle Beach, S.C./North Myrtle Beach 

20 Chris Andrews, G 5-9 160 So South Orange, N.J./Seton Hall Prep 

21 Jason Abromaitis, F 6-7 215 Sr Unionville, Conn./Farmington 

22 Eric Flato, G 6-1 185 Jr Piedmont, Calif./Piedmont 

23 Nick Holmes, G/F 6-6 200 Jr Olathe, Kan./Olathe South 

24 Alexander Zampler, G 6-3 185 Fr East Greenbush, N.Y./Columbia 

25 Ari Greenberg, G 6-0 190 So Fayetville, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt 

32 Paul Nelson, C 6-10 220 Fr Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood 

33 Caleb Holmes, G/F 6-6 200 So Olathe, Kan./Olathe South 

34 Sam Kaplan, F 6-7 225 Sr Worcester, Mass./Worcester Academy 

Head Coach: James Jones (Albany '86) At Yale: 105-118, Eighth season 

Assistant Coaches: Curtis Wilson, Matt Kingsley, Mark Sembrowich 

Men’s Hoops SID: Tim Bennett • timothy.bennett@yale.edu • 203-432-1456 

Non-League 

Numbers 

Coming into today’s game, the Ivy League teams have 

collectively won 55 non-conference games this season, 

which is good enough for the second-best mark in the 

League’s 50-year history. 

Among those non-league wins are Penn’s impressive 

19-point blowout victory over NCAA bubble team 

Drexel, Cornell’s season-opening victory at 

Northwestern of the Big Ten, Brown’s win over crosstown 

rival Providence of the Big East, and Princeton’s 

51-28 over Conference USA tournament semi-finalist 

Rice, as the Tigers held the nation’s second leading 

scorer Morris Almond to a mere nine points. 

The Ivy League record for non-conference victories in 

a season is 60, which came in the 2001-02 campaign. 

That year saw three teams — Penn, Princeton and Yale 

— finish in a three-way tie for the League title with 

Penn winning the tiebreaker to advance to the NCAA 

tournament, as Princeton and Yale earned NIT berths. 

It was also the first time in League history that three 

teams went on to play in the postseason. Eleventhseeded 

Penn lost to California 82-75 in the first round 

of the NCAAs, while Yale opened the NIT with a win 

at Rutgers and Princeton lost a heartbreaker at the 

buzzer to Louisville in Freedom Hall. 

Most non-League wins in a season: 

60: 2001-02 

55: 2006-07 

50: 1996-97 

49: 1969-70 

47: 1992-93 

47: 1986-87 

47: 1966-67 

47: 1957-58 

46: 1995-96 

First-Year Facts 

Penn Coach Glen Miller is one of just four first-year 

coaches to win 70 percent of his games in 2006-07. 

There were 10 first-year coaches with 20 victories and 

they are ranked by winning percentage below: 

Anthony Grant,VCU 27-6 ..........81.8 

Tony Bennett,Washington State 25-7 ..........78.1 

Glen Miller, Penn 22-8......73.3 

Brad Brownell,Wright State 23-9 ..........71.9 

Kelvin Sampson, Indiana 20-10........66.7 

Bobby Cremins, Charleston 22-11........66.7 

Bob Huggins, Kansas State 22-11........66.7 

Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State 22-12........64.7 

Randy Rahe,Weber 20-11........64.5 

Andy Kennedy, Mississippi 20-12........62.5

Brown Bears 

Coaches vs. Cancer Classic (East Lansing, Mich.) 

Wed Nov 8 at Michigan State............................34-45, L 

Thur Nov 9 vs Central Michigan. ......................58-71, L 

Tues Nov 14 at Navy .............................................47-70, L 

Sat Nov 18 at Providence................................51-41,W 

Tues Nov 21 at Northwestern............................40-64, L 

Sat Nov 25 Army ............................................54-62, L 

Tues Nov 28 at Wagner......................................66-61,W 

Sat Dec 2 Quinnipiac.................................80-74,W 

Tues Dec 5 at Rhode Island...............................68-72, L 

Sat Dec 9 at Albany..........................................52-67, L 

Fri Dec 22 Hartford ....................................95-82,W 

Flint Hills Resources Classic (Corpus Christi,Texas) 

Fri Dec 29 vs Western Illinois .......................63-59,W 

Sat Dec 30 vs Texas A&M - CC .......................57-71, L 

Tues Jan 2 at UC Davis.....................................47-49, L 

Sat Jan 6 at SMU (OT).................................. 56-60, L 

Sat Jan 13 *Yale .............................................42-56, L 

Sat Jan 20 at *Yale ...........................................76-71,W 

Fri Jan 26 at *Dartmouth................................52-26, L 

Sat Jan 27 at *Harvard .....................................88-92, L 

Fri Feb 2 *Penn............................................61-77, L 

Sat Feb 3 *Princeton.................................63-48,W 

Fri Feb 9 at *Cornell.......................................59-61, L 

Sat Feb 10 at *Columbia...................................68-77, L 

Fri Feb 16 *Harvard ...................................70-66,W 

Sat Feb 17 *Dartmouth..............................53-33,W 

Fri Feb 23 *Columbia.................................64-59,W 

Sat Feb 24 *Cornell.......................................67-79, L 

Fri Mar 2 at *Princeton.................................64-55,W 

Sat Mar 3 at *Penn ............................................64-67, L 

Columbia Lions 

College Basketball Experience (Durham, N.C.) 

Sun Nov 12 at Duke.............................................43-86, L 

Mon Nov 13 vs UC Davis...................................95-90,W 

Tyler Ugolyn Columbia Classic (New York, N.Y.) 

Fri Nov 17 NJIT............................................73-60,W 

Sat Nov 18 Kennesaw State .......................68-51,W 

Tues Nov 21 LIU..............................................90-63,W 

Sat Nov 25 Stony Brook ...............................41-54, L 

Tues Nov 28 at Providence..................................55-81, L 

Sat Dec 2 Sacred Heart............................76-71,W 

Tue Dec 5 Wagner......................................70-44,W 

Mon Dec 11 at Lafayette ....................................75-58,W 

Sat Dec 23 at St. John’s ......................................70-76, L 

Sat Dec 30 at St. Francis (N.Y.)........................58-67, L 

Tues Jan 2 at Lehigh.........................................55-54,W 

Sat Jan 6 Marywood.................................87-38,W 

Fri Jan 12 *Princeton.................................64-56,W 

Sat Jan 13 *Penn............................................69-43, L 

Sat Jan 20 *Cornell.......................................45-49, L 

Sat Jan 27 at *Cornell.......................................51-56, L 

Fri Feb 2 at *Harvard ...................................90-70,W 

Sat Feb 3 at *Dartmouth..............................61-55,W 

Fri Feb 9 *Yale .............................................71-85, L 

Sat Feb 10 *Brown ......................................77-68,W 

Fri Feb 16 at *Penn............................................54-73, L 

Sat Feb 17 at *Princeton...................................49-54, L 

Fri Feb 23 at *Brown ........................................59-64, L 

Sat Feb 24 at *Yale ...........................................82-64,W 

Fri Mar 2 *Dartmouth..............................69-67,W 

Sat Mar 3 *Harvard ...................................76-66,W 

Cornell Big Red 

Fri Nov 10 at Northwestern..........................64-61,W 

Mon Nov 13 Stony Brook .............................76-72,W 

Fri Nov 17 at Lehigh...........................................71-90, L 

Tues Nov 21 at Army ..........................................65-56,W 

Sat Nov 25 at Binghamtom ...............................56-57, L 

Tues Nov 28 Hartford ......................................61-63, L 

William & Mary Tip-Off Classic (Williamsburg,Va.) 

Fri Dec 1 vs VMI .............................................99-94,W 

Sat Dec 2 vs William & Mary (OT)...............68-71, L 

Sat Dec 16 Bucknell .......................................66-70, L 

Fri Dec 22 Albany. .........................................75-78, L 

Sat Dec 30 at Iowa..............................................50-65, L 

Wed Jan 3 at Colgate ......................................64-53,W 

Fri Jan 5 Ithaca College ..........................80-47,W 

Sun Jan 7 NJIT............................................69-58,W 

Fri Jan 12 *Penn............................................56-74, L 

Sat Jan 13 *Princeton.................................55-35,W 

Sat Jan 20 at *Columbia.................................49-45,W 

Sat Jan 27 *Columbia.................................56-51,W 

Fri Feb 2 at *Dartmouth..............................74-61,W 

Sat Feb 3 at *Harvard .....................................64-65, L 

Fri Feb 9 *Brown ......................................61-59,W 

Sat Feb 10 *Yale ...........................................60-59,W 

Fri Feb 16 at *Princeton.................................57-50,W 

Sat Feb 17 at *Penn............................................71-83, L 

Fri Feb 23 at *Yale .............................................55-68, L 

Sat Feb 24 at *Brown ......................................79-67,W 

Fri Mar 2 *Harvard .....................................79-85, L 

Sat Mar 3 *Dartmouth..............................76-53,W 

Dartmouth Big Green 

Sat Nov 11 at UMass ..........................................61-98, L 

Tues Nov 14 at George Washington..................49-94, L 

Sat Nov 18 Colgate........................................43-55, L 

Wed Nov 22 Siena.............................................69-83, L 

Sat Nov 25 at Hartford ......................................50-60, L 

Tues Nov 28 at Kansas..........................................32-83, L 

Sun Dec 10 at James Madison .........................74-70,W 

Thur Dec 14 Stony Brook .............................71-50,W 

Mon Dec 18 Quinnipiac.................................56-53,W 

Thur Dec 21 at Vermont ......................................62-73, L 

Sat Dec 30 at Maryland-Eastern Shore........64-59,W 

Tues Jan 2 Army ..........................................66-58,W 

Sat Jan 6 *Harvard (OT).........................80-73,W 

Fri Jan 12 at *Harvard .....................................71-77, L 

Tues Jan 16 New Hampshire .......................61-65, L 

Fri Jan 26 *Brown ......................................56-52,W 

Sat Jan 27 *Yale .............................................64-71, L 

Fri Feb 2 *Cornell.......................................61-74, L 

Sat Feb 3 *Columbia...................................55-61, L 

Fri Feb 9 at *Penn............................................53-73, L 

Sat Feb 10 at *Princeton.................................45-44,W 


Sat Feb 17 at *Brown ........................................33-52, L 

Fri Feb 23 *Princeton.................................53-43,W 

Sat Feb 24 *Penn............................................78-80, L 

Fri Mar 2 at *Columbia...................................67-69, L 

Sat Mar 3 at *Cornell.......................................53-76, L 

Harvard Crimson 

Sat Nov 11 Maine..........................................75-71,W 

Tues Nov 14 Boston University .....................74-78, L 

Fri Nov 17 at Michigan ......................................50-82, L 

Tues Nov 21 Holy Cross .................................69-82, L 

Sat Nov 25 Lehigh.........................................83-75,W 

Wed Nov 29 at New Hampshire (OT)............83-81,W 

Sat Dec 2 at Colgate ......................................76-64,W 

Sat Dec 9 at Long Island................................87-79,W 

Tues Dec 12 Albany ..........................................76-79, L 

Thurs Dec 14 at Central Connecticut St. .......72-65,W 

Sun Dec 17 at Vermont ....................................84-76,W 

Wed Dec 20 Sacred Heart..............................75-95, L 

Fri Dec 22 at Providence................................92-101, L 

Thur Dec 28 at UC Irvine....................................48-81, L 

Sat Jan 6 at *Dartmouth................................73-80, L 

Fri Jan 12 *Dartmouth..............................77-71,W 

Fri Jan 26 *Yale .............................................78-88, L 

Sat Jan 27 *Brown ......................................92-88,W 

Fri Feb 2 *Columbia...................................70-90, L 

Sat Feb 3 *Cornell.....................................65-64,W 

Fri Feb 9 at *Princeton (2OT)......................68-74, L 

Sat Feb 10 at *Penn............................................53-67, L 

Fri Feb 16 at *Brown ........................................66-70, L 

Sat Feb 17 at *Yale .............................................71-86, L 

Fri Feb 23 *Penn............................................67-83, L 

Sat Feb 24 *Princeton.................................50-43,W 

Fri Mar 2 at *Cornell.....................................85-79,W 

Sat Mar 3 at *Columbia....................................66-76, L 

Penn Quakers 

BCA Invitational (Syracuse, N.Y.) 

Fri Nov 10 vs UTEP............................................66-69, L 

Sat Nov 11 at Syracuse ......................................60-78, L 

Sun Nov 12 vs St. Francis (N.Y.)......................86-56,W 

Sat Nov 18 Florida Gulf Coast ..................97-74,W 

Tues Nov 21 vs Drexel........................................68-49,W 

Tues Nov 28 Monmouth................................80-66,W 

Sat Dec 2 Villanova ......................................89-99, L 

Thur Dec 7 at Navy ...........................................79-58,W 

Sat Dec 9 Fordham......................................60-77, L 

Thur Dec 21 UIC.............................................90-78,W 

Sat Dec 23 at Seton Hall ...................................85-94, L 

Wed Jan 3 at North Carolina .......................64-102, L 

Sat Jan 6 at Elon ............................................66-64,W 

Fri Jan 12 at *Cornell.....................................74-56,W 

Sat Jan 13 at *Columbia.................................69-43,W 

Thur Jan 18 at La Salle.......................................93-92,W 

Wed Jan 24 Temple .......................................76-74,W 

Sat Jan 27 St. Joseph’s ..................................74-84, L 

Fri Feb 2 at *Brown ......................................77-61,W 

Sat Feb 3 at *Yale .............................................77-68, L 

Fri Feb 9 *Dartmouth..............................73-53,W 

Sat Feb 10 *Harvard ...................................67-53,W 

Tues Feb 13 *Princeton.................................48-35,W 

Fri Feb 16 *Columbia.................................73-54,W 

Sat Feb 17 *Cornell.....................................83-71,W 

Fri Feb 23 at *Harvard ...................................83-67,W 

Sat Feb 24 at *Dartmouth..............................80-78,W 

Fri Mar 2 *Yale ...........................................86-58,W 

Sat Mar 3 *Brown ......................................67-64,W 

Tues Mar 6 at *Princeton.................................64-48,W 

Princeton Tigers 

BCA Classic (Columbus, Ohio) 

Fri Nov 10 vs Loyola Chicago ..........................57-68, L 

Sat Nov 11 vs VMI.............................................73-68,W 

Sun Nov 12 vs Alabama A&M ..........................56-29,W 

Wed Nov 22 at Manhattan .................................57-45,W 

Tues Nov 28 at Lafayette ....................................44-42,W 

Pepsi Blue & Gold Classic (Milwaukee,Wis.) 

Fri Dec 1 vs North Dakota State .................50-57, L 

Sat Dec 2 vs Northwestern St.....................53-51,W 

Wed Dec 6 Lehigh.........................................44-43,W 

Sat Dec 9 Rutgers. .......................................47-53, L 

Sat Dec 16 Marshall .....................................61-45,W 

Wed Dec 20 at South Carolina...........................48-54, L 

Sat Dec 30 at Iona.............................................57-46,W 

Sat Jan 6 Rice.............................................51-28,W 

Fri Jan 12 at *Columbia...................................56-64, L 

Sat Jan 13 at *Cornell.......................................35-55, L 

Mon Jan 29 at Seton Hall ...................................41-79, L 


Sat Feb 3 at *Brown ........................................48-63, L 

Fri Feb 9 *Harvard (2OT).......................74-68,W 

Sat Feb 10 *Dartmouth................................44-45, L 

Tues Feb 13 at *Penn............................................35-48, L 

Fri Feb 16 *Cornell.......................................50-57, L 

Sat Feb 17 *Columbia.................................54-49,W 

Fri Feb 23 at *Dartmouth................................43-53, L 

Sat Feb 24 at *Harvard .....................................43-50, L 

Fri Mar 2 *Brown ........................................55-64, L 

Sat Mar 3 *Yale .............................................51-52, L 

Tues Mar 6 *Penn............................................48-64, L 

Yale Bulldogs 

Sun Nov 12 Allegheny...................................98-55,W 

Sun Nov 19 at Ohio University.........................65-73, L 

Tues Nov 21 at Dayton.........................................62-73, L 

Sat Nov 25 Bucknell.......................................57-72, L 

Wed Nov 29 Holy Cross .................................58-63, L 

Sat Dec 2 at Wagner........................................65-72, L 

Mon Dec 4 at Sacred Heart..............................80-90, L 

Sat Dec 9 American...................................70-53,W 

Mon Dec 11 Hartford (OT)............................65-66, L 

Thur Dec 28 at UMass ..........................................69-78, L 

Sat Dec 30 at Navy ...........................................74-59,W 

Wed Jan 3 at Boston College..........................56-72, L 

Sat Jan 6 Longwood.................................74-62,W 

Sat Jan 13 at *Brown ......................................56-42,W 

Sat Jan 20 *Brown ........................................71-76, L 

Fri Jan 26 at *Harvard ...................................88-78,W 

Sat Jan 27 at *Dartmouth..............................71-64,W 

Fri Feb 2 *Princeton.................................43-35,W 

Sat Feb 3 *Penn..........................................77-68,W 

Fri Feb 9 at *Columbia.................................85-71,W 

Sat Feb 10 at *Cornell.......................................59-60, L 

Fri Feb 16 *Dartmouth..............................69-64,W 

Sat Feb 17 *Harvard ...................................86-71,W 

Fri Feb 23 *Cornell.....................................68-55,W 

Sat Feb 24 *Columbia...................................64-82, L 

Fri Mar 2 at *Penn............................................58-86, L 

Sat Mar 3 at *Princeton...................................52-51, L

2006-07 Ivy League Men's Basketball 

INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS 

Through games of Mar 13, 2007 (All games) 

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games. 

SCORING 

REBOUNDING 

## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 

------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------- 

1.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 198 39 111 546 18.2 1.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 28 62 153 215 7.7 

2.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 181 33 81 476 15.9 2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 58 167 225 7.5 

3.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 127 72 134 460 15.9 3.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 52 131 183 6.5 

4.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 28 144 93 55 436 15.6 4.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 27 45 117 162 6.0 

5.Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 28 132 71 95 430 15.4 5.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 24 56 83 139 5.8 

6.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 133 71 77 414 15.3 6.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 25 57 82 139 5.6 

7.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 99 65 75 338 14.7 7.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 28 127 155 5.3 

8.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 145 29 54 373 13.3 8.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 30 44 115 159 5.3 

9.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 111 44 106 372 13.3 9.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 27 52 90 142 5.3 

10.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 121 26 103 371 13.2 10.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 28 42 103 145 5.2 

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 4.0 made per game) 

ASSISTS 

## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 

1.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 145 251 .578 1.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 159 5.30 

2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 198 350 .566 2.DOW, Graham-COR.......... 28 109 3.89 

3.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 181 345 .525 3.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 104 3.71 

4.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 30 141 275 .513 4.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 96 3.56 

5.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 99 204 .485 5.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 96 3.43 

6.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 127 274 .464 6.BECKER, Marcus-BRWN...... 29 91 3.14 

7.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 28 144 329 .438 7.Schroeder, Marcus-PRIN... 28 87 3.11 

8.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 27 133 315 .422 8.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 87 2.90 

9.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 121 287 .422 9.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 30 81 2.70 

10.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 133 323 .412 10.Foley, Patrick-COL....... 25 63 2.52 

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 

STEALS 

## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ 

1.Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 28 95 107 .888 1.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 90 3.00 

2.Foley, Patrick-COL....... 25 52 60 .867 2.BECKER, Marcus-BRWN...... 29 60 2.07 

3.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 134 158 .848 3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 50 1.85 

4.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 75 89 .843 4.Schroeder, Marcus-PRIN... 28 51 1.82 

5.Holmes, Caleb-YALE....... 27 67 80 .837 5.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 54 1.80 

6.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 103 129 .798 6.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 24 39 1.62 

7.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 106 135 .785 7.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 37 1.61 

8.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 111 142 .782 8.DOW, Graham-COR.......... 28 45 1.61 

9.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 27 93 121 .769 9.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 44 1.57 

10.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 28 79 104 .760 10.Conway, Justin-PRIN...... 25 37 1.48 

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 

3-POINT FG MADE 

## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 

1.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 29 57 .509 1.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 28 93 3.32 

2.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 44 94 .468 2.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 65 2.83 

3.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 23 65 143 .455 3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 71 2.63 

4.Loscalzo, Brett-COL...... 27 30 67 .448 4.Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 28 71 2.54 

5.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 72 163 .442 5.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 72 2.48 

6.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 28 93 216 .431 6.Koncz, Kyle-PRIN......... 26 51 1.96 

7.Holmes, Nick-YALE........ 25 29 72 .403 7.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 44 1.57 

8.Scott, Niko-COL.......... 26 31 79 .392 8.Owings, Luke-PRIN........ 28 43 1.54 

Matsui, K.J.-COL......... 25 31 79 .392 9.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 39 1.30 

10.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 71 182 .390 10.Mosley, DeVon-DART....... 27 35 1.30 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) 

## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 

------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------- 

1.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 28 53 1.89 1.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 159 5.3 88 2.9 1.81 

2.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 27 39 1.44 2.Schroeder, Marcus-PRIN... 28 87 3.1 54 1.9 1.61 

3.Danley, Steve-PENN....... 30 28 0.93 3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 27 96 3.6 62 2.3 1.55 

4.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 27 23 0.85 4.BECKER, Marcus-BRWN...... 29 91 3.1 59 2.0 1.54 

Kyle, Matt-YALE.......... 27 23 0.85 5.DOW, Graham-COR.......... 28 109 3.9 76 2.7 1.43 

6.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 25 21 0.84 6.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 104 3.7 94 3.4 1.11 

7.MULLERY, Matt-BRWN....... 27 19 0.70 7.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 28 96 3.4 106 3.8 0.91 

8.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 28 18 0.64 

9.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 17 0.57 

10.Morin, Ross-YALE......... 26 14 0.54




OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 

1.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 24 56 2.33 1.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 167 5.57 

2.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 25 57 2.28 2.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 28 153 5.46 

3.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 28 62 2.21 3.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 131 4.68 

4.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 30 58 1.93 4.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 29 127 4.38 

5.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 27 52 1.93 5.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 27 117 4.33 

6.Baumann, John-COL........ 28 52 1.86 6.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 30 115 3.83 

7.Kyle, Matt-YALE.......... 27 46 1.70 7.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 28 103 3.68 

8.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 30 50 1.67 Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 28 103 3.68 

Barnett, Alex-DART....... 27 45 1.67 9.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 24 83 3.46 

10.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 28 42 1.50 10.Danley, Steve-PENN....... 30 101 3.37


CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS 


SCORING OFFENSE 

SCORING DEFENSE 

# Team G W-L Pts Avg/G # Team G Pts Avg/G 

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 22-8 2245 74.8 1.Princeton........... 28 1493 53.3 

2.Harvard............. 28 12-16 2025 72.3 2.Brown............... 29 1840 63.4 

3.Yale................ 27 14-13 1840 68.1 3.Columbia............ 28 1789 63.9 

4.Cornell............. 28 16-12 1856 66.3 4.Cornell............. 28 1792 64.0 

5.Columbia............ 28 16-12 1842 65.8 5.Yale................ 27 1791 66.3 

6.Brown............... 29 11-18 1759 60.7 6.Dartmouth........... 27 1816 67.3 

7.Dartmouth........... 27 9-18 1591 58.9 7.Penn................ 30 2032 67.7 

8.Princeton........... 28 11-17 1410 50.4 8.Harvard............. 28 2168 77.4 

SCORING MARGIN 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGES 

# Team G OFF DEF Margin # Team G FTM FTA Pct 

--------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 74.8 67.7 +7.1 1.Harvard............. 28 497 655 .759 

2.Cornell............. 28 66.3 64.0 +2.3 2.Cornell............. 28 376 501 .750 

3.Columbia............ 28 65.8 63.9 +1.9 3.Brown............... 29 477 643 .742 

4.Yale................ 27 68.1 66.3 +1.8 4.Columbia............ 28 352 478 .736 

5.Brown............... 29 60.7 63.4 -2.8 5.Dartmouth........... 27 276 393 .702 

6.Princeton........... 28 50.4 53.3 -3.0 6.Yale................ 27 400 581 .688 

7.Harvard............. 28 72.3 77.4 -5.1 7.Princeton........... 28 238 357 .667 

8.Dartmouth........... 27 58.9 67.3 -8.3 8.Penn................ 30 431 650 .663 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 

# Team G FG FGA Pct # Team G FG FGA Pct 

-------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 815 1654 .493 1.Cornell............. 28 630 1484 .425 

2.Cornell............. 28 641 1371 .468 2.Penn................ 30 719 1649 .436 

3.Columbia............ 28 645 1406 .459 3.Columbia............ 28 608 1392 .437 

4.Yale................ 27 640 1402 .456 4.Princeton........... 28 521 1161 .449 

5.Harvard............. 28 697 1572 .443 5.Brown............... 29 649 1446 .449 

6.Brown............... 29 539 1250 .431 6.Yale................ 27 637 1394 .457 

7.Dartmouth........... 27 599 1433 .418 7.Dartmouth........... 27 612 1320 .464 

8.Princeton........... 28 484 1181 .410 8.Harvard............. 28 811 1656 .490 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


-------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------- 

1.Columbia............ 28 200 497 .402 1.Princeton........... 28 104 338 .308 

2.Cornell............. 28 198 500 .396 2.Cornell............. 28 180 536 .336 

3.Brown............... 29 204 552 .370 3.Columbia............ 28 183 531 .345 

4.Penn................ 30 184 500 .368 4.Yale................ 27 156 446 .350 

5.Yale................ 27 160 452 .354 5.Penn................ 30 189 528 .358 

6.Princeton........... 28 204 598 .341 6.Brown............... 29 193 527 .366 

7.Harvard............. 28 134 421 .318 7.Harvard............. 28 215 587 .366 


REBOUNDING OFFENSE 

REBOUNDING DEFENSE 

# Team G Reb Avg/G # Team G Reb Avg/G 

------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 997 33.2 1.Columbia............ 28 799 28.5 

2.Yale................ 27 895 33.1 2.Princeton........... 28 803 28.7 

3.Columbia............ 28 914 32.6 3.Cornell............. 28 852 30.4 

4.Harvard............. 28 913 32.6 4.Yale................ 27 840 31.1 

5.Cornell............. 28 882 31.5 5.Brown............... 29 929 32.0 

6.Dartmouth........... 27 788 29.2 6.Penn................ 30 994 33.1 

7.Brown............... 29 759 26.2 7.Harvard............. 28 931 33.2 

8.Princeton........... 28 668 23.9 8.Dartmouth........... 27 927 34.3 

REBOUNDING MARGIN 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

# Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Blocks Avg/G 

------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 

1.Columbia............ 28 914 32.6 799 28.5 +4.1 1.Dartmouth........... 27 92 3.41 

2.Yale................ 27 895 33.1 840 31.1 +2.0 2.Cornell............. 28 89 3.18 

3.Cornell............. 28 882 31.5 852 30.4 +1.1 3.Penn................ 30 91 3.03 

4.Penn................ 30 997 33.2 994 33.1 +0.1 4.Harvard............. 28 81 2.89 

5.Harvard............. 28 913 32.6 931 33.2 -0.6 5.Yale................ 27 77 2.85 

6.Princeton........... 28 668 23.9 803 28.7 -4.8 6.Brown............... 29 75 2.59 

7.Dartmouth........... 27 788 29.2 927 34.3 -5.1 7.Princeton........... 28 53 1.89 

8.Brown............... 29 759 26.2 929 32.0 -5.9 8.Columbia............ 28 42 1.50




ASSISTS 

STEALS 

# Team G Assists Avg/G # Team G Steals Avg/G 

----------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 531 17.70 1.Penn................ 30 261 8.70 

2.Yale................ 27 377 13.96 2.Yale................ 27 197 7.30 

3.Columbia............ 28 377 13.46 3.Brown............... 29 209 7.21 

4.Cornell............. 28 367 13.11 4.Harvard............. 28 192 6.86 

5.Brown............... 29 357 12.31 5.Princeton........... 28 188 6.71 

6.Harvard............. 28 317 11.32 6.Dartmouth........... 27 176 6.52 

7.Dartmouth........... 27 305 11.30 7.Cornell............. 28 161 5.75 

8.Princeton........... 28 311 11.11 8.Columbia............ 28 153 5.46 

TURNOVER MARGIN 

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO 

# Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 

------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 30 423 14.1 489 16.3 +2.20 1.Penn................ 30 531 17.7 423 14.1 1.26 

2.Dartmouth........... 27 354 13.1 393 14.6 +1.44 2.Yale................ 27 377 14.0 397 14.7 0.95 

3.Princeton........... 28 368 13.1 381 13.6 +0.46 3.Columbia............ 28 377 13.5 410 14.6 0.92 

4.Brown............... 29 447 15.4 443 15.3 -0.14 4.Cornell............. 28 367 13.1 415 14.8 0.88 

5.Yale................ 27 397 14.7 392 14.5 -0.19 5.Dartmouth........... 27 305 11.3 354 13.1 0.86 

6.Harvard............. 28 452 16.1 420 15.0 -1.14 6.Princeton........... 28 311 11.1 368 13.1 0.85 

7.Cornell............. 28 415 14.8 378 13.5 -1.32 7.Brown............... 29 357 12.3 447 15.4 0.80 

8.Columbia............ 28 410 14.6 357 12.8 -1.89 8.Harvard............. 28 317 11.3 452 16.1 0.70 



# Team G No. Avg/G # Team G No. Avg/G 

-------------------------------------- -------------------------------------- 

1.Harvard............. 28 328 11.71 1.Yale................ 27 620 22.96 

2.Penn................ 30 316 10.53 2.Cornell............. 28 637 22.75 

3.Yale................ 27 275 10.19 3.Penn................ 30 681 22.70 

4.Columbia............ 28 281 10.04 4.Columbia............ 28 633 22.61 

5.Dartmouth........... 27 250 9.26 5.Harvard............. 28 585 20.89 

6.Cornell............. 28 245 8.75 6.Brown............... 29 579 19.97 



3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 

# Team G 3FG Avg/G 

-------------------------------------- 

1.Princeton........... 28 204 7.29 

2.Columbia............ 28 200 7.14 

3.Cornell............. 28 198 7.07 

4.Brown............... 29 204 7.03 

5.Penn................ 30 184 6.13 

6.Yale................ 27 160 5.93 

7.Harvard............. 28 134 4.79 

8.Dartmouth........... 27 117 4.33


Conference Individual Highs 


INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

POINTS................... 33 Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs VILLANOVA (12/2/06) 

33 Housman, Drew (Harvard) at Princeton (2/9/07) 

33 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs CORNELL (2/24/07) 

32 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) at Seton Hall (12/23/06) 

32 Goffredo, Jim (Harvard) at Cornell (03/02/07) 

FIELD GOALS MADE......... 15 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) at Seton Hall (12/23/06) 

13 Baumann, John (Columbia) vs UC Davis (11/13/06) 

12 Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs MONMOUTH (11/28/06) 

12 Zoller, Mark (Penn) at La Salle (01/18/07) 

12 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) vs YALE (01-26-07) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS...... 23 Housman, Drew (Harvard) at Princeton (2/9/07) 

22 Baumann, John (Columbia) vs UC Davis (11/13/06) 

22 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Vermont (12-17-06) 

22 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) at Seton Hall (12/23/06) 

21 Barnett, Alex (Dartmouth) at Harvard (01-12-07) 

21 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs TEMPLE (1/24/07) 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.... 1.000 (8-8) Grandieri, Brian (Penn) vs COLUMBIA (2/16/07) 

.818 (9-11) Nwachukwu, Ben (Columbia) vs LIU (11/21/06) 

.818 (9-11) Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

.818 (9-11) MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) at Yale (1/20/07) 

.800 (8-10) Nwachukwu, Ben (Columbia) vs WAGNER (12/05/06) 

.800 (8-10) Mosley, DeVon (Dartmouth) at Vermont (12/21/06) 

.800 (8-10) Hughes, Casey (Yale) at Harvard (01-26-07) 

.800 (8-10) Morin, Ross (Yale) vs HARVARD (2/17/07) 

.800 (8-10) Baumann, John (Columbia) vs DARTMOUTH (03/02/07) 

3 PT FG MADE............. 8 HUFFMAN, Damon (Brown) at Rhode Island (12/05/06) 

7 Goffredo, Jim (Harvard) at Cornell (03/02/07) 

6 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) vs STONY BROOK (11/13/06) 

6 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) vs VMI (12/01/06) 

6 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

6 Huffman,Damon (Brown) vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

6 Huffman,Damon (Brown) vs COLUMBIA (2/23/07) 

6 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) vs HARVARD (03/02/07) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS......... 12 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) vs HARTFORD (11/28/06) 

12 Huffman,Damon (Brown) vs COLUMBIA (2/23/07) 

11 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) at Northwestern (11/10/06) 

11 WITTMAN, Ryan (Cornell) vs STONY BROOK (11/13/06) 

11 Flato, Eric (Yale) at Ohio University (11/19/06) 

11 Flato, Eric (Yale) at Dayton (11/21/06) 

11 Flato, Eric (Yale) vs BUCKNELL (11/25/06) 

11 HUFFMAN, Damon (Brown) at Rhode Island (12/05/06) 

11 Flato, Eric (Yale) at Sacred Heart (12/04/06) 

11 Gunn, Lincoln (Princeton) vs HARVARD (2/9/07) 

11 Goffredo, Jim (Harvard) at Columbia (03/03/07) 

3 PT PERCENTAGE.......... .727 (8-11) HUFFMAN, Damon (Brown) at Rhode Island (12/05/06) 

.700 (7-10) Goffredo, Jim (Harvard) at Cornell (03/02/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE......... 15 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs QUINNIPIAC (12-2-06) 

15 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Dartmouth (01-06-07) 

13 Huffman,Damon (Brown) at Harvard (01-27-07) 

12 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) at Dartmouth (1/26/07) 

11 Danley, Steve (Penn) at Navy (12/07/06) 

11 DALE, Louis (Cornell) vs BUCKNELL (12/16/06) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...... 19 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Dartmouth (01-06-07) 

16 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs QUINNIPIAC (12-2-06) 

16 Danley, Steve (Penn) at Navy (12/07/06)

14 DALE, Louis (Cornell) at Lehigh (11/17/06) 

14 Housman, Drew (Harvard) at Vermont (12-17-06) 

14 Huffman,Damon (Brown) at Harvard (01-27-07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.... 1.000 (10-10) Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs VILLANOVA (12/2/06) 

1.000 (10-10) Pattman, Leon (Dartmouth) vs STONY BROOK (12/14/06) 

1.000 (8-8) Pattman, Leon (Dartmouth) vs QUINNIPIAC (12/18/06) 

1.000 (10-10) MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

1.000 (9-9) EADS, Nathan (Brown) vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

1.000 (12-12) MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) at Dartmouth (1/26/07) 

1.000 (8-8) Holmes, Caleb (Yale) at Dartmouth (1/27/07) 

1.000 (9-9) Holmes, Caleb (Yale) at Harvard (01-26-07) 

1.000 (8-8) Harris, Evan (Harvard) vs BROWN (01-27-07) 

1.000 (10-10) MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) at Columbia (02/10/07) 

1.000 (9-9) Morin, Ross (Yale) vs DARTMOUTH (2/16/07) 

1.000 (8-8) Lin, Jeremy (Harvard) vs PENN (02-23-07) 

1.000 (8-8) Holmes, Caleb (Yale) vs COLUMBIA (2/24/07) 

REBOUNDS................. 17 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) vs DARTMOUTH (01-12-07) 

17 Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs YALE (3/2/07) 

16 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Vermont (12-17-06) 

15 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Dartmouth (01-06-07) 

14 Nwachukwu, Ben (Columbia) vs KENNESAW STATE (11/18/06) 

14 MCANDREW, Mark (Brown) vs QUINNIPIAC (12-2-06) 

14 Morin, Ross (Yale) vs LONGWOOD (1/6/07) 

14 Baumann, John (Columbia) at Dartmouth (2/3/07) 

14 Ball, Johnathan (Dartmouth) at Princeton (2/10/07) 

ASSISTS.................. 10 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs MONMOUTH (11/28/06) 

10 DOW, Graham (Cornell) vs HARTFORD (11/28/06) 

9 Grandieri, Brian (Penn) vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

9 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (12/21/06) 

9 DALE, Louis (Cornell) vs NJIT (01/07/07) 

9 DALE, Louis (Cornell) vs PRINCETON (01/13/07) 

9 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) at La Salle (01/18/07) 

9 Loscalzo, Brett (Columbia) at Yale (2/24/07) 

STEALS................... 7 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) at Navy (12/07/06) 

7 Goffredo, Jim (Harvard) at Penn (02/10/07) 

6 Grandieri, Brian (Penn) vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

6 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs MONMOUTH (11/28/06) 

6 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs ILLINOIS-CHICAGO (12/21/06) 

6 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs HARVARD (02/10/07) 

6 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs PRINCETON (2/13/07) 

6 Huffman,Damon (Brown) vs HARVARD (2/16/07) 

6 Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs CORNELL (2/17/07) 

BLOCKED SHOTS............ 6 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at Central Connecticut (12/14/06) 

5 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) at LIU (12/09/06) 

5 Cusworth, Brian (Harvard) vs ALBANY (12-12-06) 

5 NAEVE, Andrew (Cornell) at Columbia (01/20/07) 

5 Barnett, Alex (Dartmouth) vs PENN (2/24/07) 

TURNOVERS................ 9 JEPPESEN, Keenan (Brown) at Providence (11/18/06) 

8 Housman, Drew (Harvard) at Michigan (11/17/06) 

8 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs DREXEL (11/21/06) 

8 Zoller, Mark (Penn) vs DREXEL (11/21/06) 

8 Jaaber, Ibrahim (Penn) vs VILLANOVA (12/2/06) 

8 Housman, Drew (Harvard) vs SACRED HEART (12-20-06) 

8 DALE, Louis (Cornell) vs PRINCETON (01/13/07)


Conference Opponent Lows 


OPPONENT LOWS (lowest totals allowed by) 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

POINTS................... 28 Princeton vs RICE (1/6/07) 

33 Brown vs DARTMOUTH (2/17/07) 

35 Cornell vs PRINCETON (01/13/07) 

35 Yale vs PRINCETON (2/2/07) 

35 Penn vs PRINCETON (2/13/07) 

FIELD GOALS MADE......... 10 Princeton vs RICE (1/6/07) 

12 Columbia vs MARYWOOD (01/06/07) 


13 Brown at Michigan State (11/8/06) 

13 Dartmouth vs BROWN (1/26/07) 


13 Princeton vs CORNELL (2/16/07) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS...... 30 Princeton vs RICE (1/6/07) 


33 Princeton vs RUTGERS (12/9/06) 

33 Princeton at Columbia (01/12/07) 

33 Dartmouth at Brown (2/17/07) 

33 Princeton vs BROWN (3/2/07) 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.... .231 (12-52) Columbia vs MARYWOOD (01/06/07) 

.255 (14-55) Cornell vs ITHACA COLLEGE (01/05/07) 

.260 (13-50) Brown vs DARTMOUTH (2/17/07) 

.267 (12-45) Yale vs PRINCETON (2/2/07) 

.273 (15-55) Penn at Columbia (01/13/07) 

3 PT FG MADE............ 0 Princeton vs DARTMOUTH (2/10/07) 


0 Princeton at Harvard (02-24-07) 

1 Brown at Providence (11/18/06) 

1 Dartmouth vs COLGATE (11/18/06) 

1 Princeton at Iona (12/30/06) 

1 Cornell vs NJIT (01/07/07) 

1 Dartmouth vs HARVARD (01-06-07) 

1 Harvard at Penn (02/10/07) 

1 Princeton at Penn (2/13/07) 

1 Brown at Penn (03/03/07) 

1 Princeton vs PENN (3/6/07) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS......... 4 Princeton vs PENN (3/6/07) 

5 Princeton at Iona (12/30/06) 

6 Dartmouth vs COLGATE (11/18/06) 

6 Dartmouth vs PRINCETON (2/23/07) 

6 Dartmouth vs PENN (2/24/07) 

3 PT PERCENTAGE.......... .000 (0-7) Princeton at Harvard (02-24-07) 

.000 (0-12) Brown vs DARTMOUTH (2/17/07) 

.000 (0-7) Princeton vs DARTMOUTH (2/10/07) 

.071 (1-14) Brown at Providence (11/18/06) 

.077 (1-13) Brown at Penn (03/03/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE......... 1 Princeton at Manhattan College (11/22/06) 


3 Brown at SMU (01/06/07) 

3 Brown vs YALE (1/13/07) 

3 Cornell at Columbia (01/20/07) 

3 Penn vs PRINCETON (2/13/07) 

3 Cornell at Princeton (2/16/07) 

3 Dartmouth vs PRINCETON (2/23/07) 

3 Harvard vs PENN (02-23-07)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...... 4 Princeton at Manhattan College (11/22/06) 



5 Brown at Albany (12/9/06) 

5 Brown vs YALE (1/13/07) 

5 Cornell at Columbia (01/20/07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.... .250 (1-4) Princeton at Manhattan College (11/22/06) 

.273 (3-11) Harvard vs PENN (02-23-07) 

.381 (8-21) Yale vs PENN (2/3/07) 

.400 (4-10) Columbia vs KENNESAW STATE (11/18/06) 

.421 (8-19) Princeton at South Carolina (12/20/06) 

REBOUNDS................. 15 Brown vs PRINCETON (2/3/07) 

17 Princeton vs Northwestern State (12/02/06) 


19 Princeton vs RICE (1/6/07) 

19 Yale at Brown (1/13/07) 

19 Columbia vs PRINCETON (01/12/07) 

19 Princeton vs BROWN (3/2/07) 

ASSISTS.................. 2 Columbia vs MARYWOOD (01/06/07) 

3 Princeton vs Alabama A&M (11/12/06) 



4 Dartmouth at Md.-Eastern Shore (12/30/06) 

4 Penn at Columbia (01/13/07) 

4 Cornell vs DARTMOUTH (03/03/07) 

STEALS................... 0 Princeton vs Loyola Chicago (11/10/06) 

0 Penn at Cornell (01/12/07) 

1 Cornell vs NJIT (01/07/07) 

1 Princeton at Columbia (01/12/07) 

2 Princeton vs Alabama A&M (11/12/06) 


2 Harvard vs ALBANY (12-12-06) 

2 Princeton at South Carolina (12/20/06) 

2 Princeton at Cornell (01/13/07) 

BLOCKED SHOTS............ 0 Several 

TURNOVERS................ 5 Columbia vs KENNESAW STATE (11/18/06) 

5 Cornell vs PENN (01/12/07) 

5 Columbia at Dartmouth (2/3/07) 


6 Yale at Dartmouth (1/27/07) 

6 Columbia vs DARTMOUTH (03/02/07) 

FOULS.................... 8 Cornell at Iowa (12/30/06) 

8 Yale at Boston College (1-3-07) 

9 Dartmouth vs SIENA (11/22/06) 

9 Dartmouth at Kansas (11/28/06) 

10 Princeton vs North Dakota State (12/01/06) 


10 Princeton at Yale (2/2/07)


Conference Team Highs 


TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by) 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

POINTS................... 99 Cornell vs VMI (12/01/06) 

98 Yale vs ALLEGHENY (11/12/06) 

97 Penn vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

95 Columbia vs UC Davis (11/13/06) 

95 Brown vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

FIELD GOALS MADE......... 38 Yale vs ALLEGHENY (11/12/06) 

37 Penn at La Salle (01/18/07) 

36 Penn vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

36 Cornell vs VMI (12/01/06) 

36 Columbia at Harvard (02-02-07) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS...... 74 Yale vs ALLEGHENY (11/12/06) 

70 Penn at Seton Hall (12/23/06) 


68 Penn vs MONMOUTH (11/28/06) 

68 Harvard at Vermont (12-17-06) 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.... .667 (22-33) Columbia vs PRINCETON (01/12/07) 

.632 (36-57) Penn vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

.627 (32-51) Yale vs HARVARD (2/17/07) 

.622 (28-45) Columbia at Lafayette (12/11/06) 

.622 (23-37) Brown vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

3 PT FG MADE............. 16 Brown vs HARTFORD (12/22/06) 

14 Brown at Rhode Island (12/05/06) 

14 Princeton vs HARVARD (2/9/07) 

13 Columbia at Harvard (02-02-07) 

12 Columbia vs SACRED HEART (12/02/06) 


12 Penn at Brown (2/2/07) 

12 Columbia vs BROWN (02/10/07) 

12 Columbia at Brown (2/23/07) 

12 Penn at Harvard (02-23-07) 

12 Harvard at Cornell (03/02/07) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS......... 38 Princeton vs HARVARD (2/9/07) 

32 Brown at Rhode Island (12/05/06) 

30 Yale at Ohio University (11/19/06) 


29 Princeton at Yale (2/2/07) 

3 PT PERCENTAGE.......... .667 (4-6) Princeton at Dartmouth (2/23/07) 

.625 (10-16) Penn vs VILLANOVA (12/2/06) 

.625 (5-8) Columbia vs PRINCETON (01/12/07) 

.625 (10-16) Yale at Columbia (02/09/07) 

.615 (8-13) Yale vs COLUMBIA (2/24/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE......... 47 Brown vs QUINNIPIAC (12-2-06) 


29 Yale at Harvard (01-26-07) 

29 Yale at Columbia (02/09/07) 

28 Harvard vs MAINE (11-11-06) 

28 Columbia vs NJIT (11/17/06) 

28 Yale at Sacred Heart (12/04/06) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...... 60 Brown vs QUINNIPIAC (12-2-06) 

43 Yale at Harvard (01-26-07) 

40 Yale at Columbia (02/09/07) 


38 Harvard vs DARTMOUTH (01-12-07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.... 1.000 (10-10) Penn at Cornell (01/12/07) 

1.000 (9-9) Cornell vs PRINCETON (01/13/07)

1.000 (4-4) Princeton at Cornell (01/13/07) 

1.000 (7-7) Cornell vs HARVARD (03/02/07) 

.944 (17-18) Cornell at Colgate (01/03/07) 

REBOUNDS................. 53 Columbia vs MARYWOOD (01/06/07) 

50 Columbia vs KENNESAW STATE (11/18/06) 



47 Yale vs LONGWOOD (1/6/07) 

ASSISTS.................. 31 Penn vs FLA. GULF COAST (11/18/06) 

26 Penn vs MONMOUTH (11/28/06) 



23 Penn at Brown (2/2/07) 

23 Yale vs HARVARD (2/17/07) 

STEALS................... 15 Cornell vs VMI (12/01/06) 

15 Penn at Navy (12/07/06) 

15 Brown vs CORNELL (2/24/07) 

14 Penn vs St. Francis (NY) (11/12/06) 

14 Harvard at Penn (02/10/07) 

14 Brown vs HARVARD (2/16/07) 

BLOCKED SHOTS............ 9 Harvard at Central Connecticut (12/14/06) 

9 Dartmouth vs HARVARD (01-06-07) 


8 Cornell vs ITHACA COLLEGE (01/05/07) 

8 Dartmouth vs PENN (2/24/07) 

TURNOVERS................ 25 Columbia vs STONY BROOK (11/25/06) 

25 Harvard at Michigan (11/17/06) 

25 Penn vs VILLANOVA (12/2/06) 

25 Princeton vs Northwestern State (12/02/06) 

24 Dartmouth at George Washington (11-14-06) 

FOULS.................... 34 Columbia at St. John's (12/23/06) 

29 Harvard vs YALE (01-26-07) 

28 Columbia at Duke (11/12/06) 

28 Brown at Harvard (01-27-07) 

27 Yale vs HARTFORD (12/11/06) 

27 Columbia vs YALE (02/09/07) 

27 Dartmouth vs PENN (2/24/07)



Through games of Mar 13, 2007 (Conference games only) 

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games. 

SCORING 

REBOUNDING 

## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 

------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------- 

1.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 73 34 81 261 18.6 1.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 14 33 80 113 8.1 

2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 86 16 45 233 16.6 2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 19 76 95 6.8 

3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 14 70 37 53 230 16.4 3.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 13 30 55 85 6.5 

4.Pattman, Leon-DART....... 12 70 14 30 184 15.3 4.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 31 59 90 6.4 

5.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 14 71 43 29 214 15.3 5.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 14 40 49 89 6.4 

6.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 14 65 39 42 211 15.1 6.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 14 20 67 87 6.2 

7.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 71 11 52 205 14.6 7.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 12 26 42 68 5.7 

8.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 75 17 34 201 14.4 8.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 13 66 79 5.6 

9.Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 14 63 34 39 199 14.2 9.Unger, Brad-HARV......... 14 24 50 74 5.3 

10.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 14 78 8 28 192 13.7 DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 12 62 74 5.3 

Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 14 26 48 74 5.3 

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 4.0 made per game) 

ASSISTS 

## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- 

1.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 75 123 .610 1.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 64 4.57 

2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 86 147 .585 2.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 14 56 4.00 

3.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 14 63 109 .578 3.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 52 3.71 

4.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 73 141 .518 DOW, Graham-COR.......... 14 52 3.71 

5.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 14 61 119 .513 5.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 14 51 3.64 

6.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 71 146 .486 6.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 49 3.50 


8.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 14 78 167 .467 8.BECKER, Marcus-BRWN...... 14 40 2.86 

9.Pattman, Leon-DART....... 12 70 156 .449 9.Loscalzo, Brett-COL...... 13 33 2.54 

10.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 60 138 .435 10.Holmes, Caleb-YALE....... 14 34 2.43 

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 

STEALS 

## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ 

1.Holmes, Caleb-YALE....... 14 52 57 .912 1.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 42 3.00 

2.Foley, Patrick-COL....... 11 28 31 .903 2.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 14 26 1.86 

3.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 81 92 .880 3.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 25 1.79 

4.Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 14 39 45 .867 4.Pattman, Leon-DART....... 12 21 1.75 

5.Pattman, Leon-DART....... 12 30 35 .857 5.Schroeder, Marcus-PRIN... 14 24 1.71 

6.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 14 42 50 .840 Flato, Eric-YALE......... 14 24 1.71 

7.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 14 29 35 .829 BECKER, Marcus-BRWN...... 14 24 1.71 

8.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 14 56 68 .824 8.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 12 20 1.67 

9.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 45 57 .789 9.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 14 20 1.43 

10.Morin, Ross-YALE......... 14 32 41 .780 10.DOW, Graham-COR.......... 14 19 1.36 

Mosley, DeVon-DART....... 14 19 1.36 

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 

3-POINT FG MADE 

## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 

1.Smith, Darren-PENN....... 12 14 24 .583 1.WITTMAN, Ryan-COR........ 14 43 3.07 

2.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 17 30 .567 2.Huffman,Damon-BRWN....... 14 39 2.79 

3.Matsui, K.J.-COL......... 11 11 21 .524 3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 14 37 2.64 

4.Montgomery, Mack-COL..... 14 15 30 .500 4.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 34 2.43 

5.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 34 71 .479 Goffredo, Jim-HARV....... 14 34 2.43 

6.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 24 53 .453 6.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 24 1.71 

7.Holmes, Nick-YALE........ 12 14 31 .452 7.Owings, Luke-PRIN........ 14 20 1.43 

8.Savage, Noah-PRIN........ 13 13 29 .448 8.Koncz, Kyle-PRIN......... 13 16 1.23 


10.Loscalzo, Brett-COL...... 13 13 30 .433 Baumann, John-COL........ 14 17 1.21 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) 

## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 

------------------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------- 

1.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 14 35 2.50 1.Schroeder, Marcus-PRIN... 14 43 3.1 22 1.6 1.95 

2.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 14 25 1.79 2.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 64 4.6 34 2.4 1.88 

3.MACDONALD, Mark-BRWN..... 12 14 1.17 3.Flato, Eric-YALE......... 14 51 3.6 33 2.4 1.55 

4.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 13 14 1.08 4.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 49 3.5 35 2.5 1.40 

5.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 14 15 1.07 5.DOW, Graham-COR.......... 14 52 3.7 45 3.2 1.16 

6.Danley, Steve-PENN....... 14 13 0.93 6.Housman, Drew-HARV....... 14 56 4.0 53 3.8 1.06 

7.Kyle, Matt-YALE.......... 14 11 0.79 7.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 52 3.7 53 3.8 0.98 

8.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 14 10 0.71 

9.Pinick, Travis-YALE...... 14 9 0.64 

MULLERY, Matt-BRWN....... 14 9 0.64 

Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 9 0.64 

Morin, Ross-YALE......... 14 9 0.64






## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 

---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- 

1.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 14 40 2.86 1.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 14 80 5.71 

2.NAEVE, Andrew-COR........ 14 33 2.36 2.Zoller, Mark-PENN........ 14 76 5.43 

3.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 13 30 2.31 3.Barnett, Alex-DART....... 14 67 4.79 

4.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 31 2.21 4.MCANDREW, Mark-BRWN...... 14 66 4.71 

5.Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 12 26 2.17 5.DALE, Louis-COR.......... 14 62 4.43 

6.Conway, Justin-PRIN...... 13 25 1.92 6.Harris, Evan-HARV........ 13 55 4.23 

7.Grandieri, Brian-PENN.... 14 26 1.86 7.Baumann, John-COL........ 14 59 4.21 

8.IHEKWEAZU, Ugo-COR....... 14 24 1.71 8.Jaaber, Ibrahim-PENN..... 14 52 3.71 

Unger, Brad-HARV......... 14 24 1.71 9.Unger, Brad-HARV......... 14 50 3.57 

10.Nwachukwu, Ben-COL....... 14 23 1.64 10.Ball, Johnathan-DART..... 14 49 3.50 

Hughes, Casey-YALE....... 12 42 3.50




SCORING OFFENSE 

SCORING DEFENSE 

# Team G W-L Pts Avg/G # Team G Pts Avg/G 

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- 

1.Penn................ 14 13-1 1012 72.3 1.Princeton........... 14 775 55.4 

2.Harvard............. 14 5-9 981 70.1 2.Penn................ 14 818 58.4 

3.Yale................ 14 10-4 947 67.6 3.Cornell............. 14 855 61.1 

4.Cornell............. 14 9-5 892 63.7 4.Columbia............ 14 896 64.0 

5.Columbia............ 14 7-7 891 63.6 5.Brown............... 14 897 64.1 

Brown............... 14 6-8 891 63.6 6.Yale................ 14 903 64.5 

7.Dartmouth........... 14 4-10 833 59.5 7.Dartmouth........... 14 915 65.4 

8.Princeton........... 14 2-12 671 47.9 8.Harvard............. 14 1059 75.6 

SCORING MARGIN 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGES 

# Team G OFF DEF Margin # Team G FTM FTA Pct 

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1.Penn................ 14 72.3 58.4 +13.9 1.Harvard............. 14 232 298 .779 

2.Yale................ 14 67.6 64.5 +3.1 2.Brown............... 14 229 296 .774 

3.Cornell............. 14 63.7 61.1 +2.6 3.Columbia............ 14 162 220 .736 

4.Columbia............ 14 63.6 64.0 -0.4 4.Cornell............. 14 179 245 .731 

5.Brown............... 14 63.6 64.1 -0.4 5.Dartmouth........... 14 138 194 .711 

6.Harvard............. 14 70.1 75.6 -5.6 6.Yale................ 14 220 317 .694 

7.Dartmouth........... 14 59.5 65.4 -5.9 7.Penn................ 14 192 287 .669 

8.Princeton........... 14 47.9 55.4 -7.4 8.Princeton........... 14 92 150 .613 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


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1.Penn................ 14 372 741 .502 1.Penn................ 14 294 733 .401 

2.Yale................ 14 325 670 .485 2.Cornell............. 14 322 751 .429 

3.Cornell............. 14 314 671 .468 3.Brown............... 14 318 700 .454 

4.Brown............... 14 280 609 .460 4.Princeton........... 14 262 572 .458 

5.Columbia............ 14 315 686 .459 5.Columbia............ 14 299 643 .465 

6.Harvard............. 14 344 782 .440 6.Yale................ 14 334 717 .466 


8.Princeton........... 14 243 625 .389 8.Harvard............. 14 389 781 .498 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


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1.Columbia............ 14 99 233 .425 1.Penn................ 14 62 209 .297 

2.Yale................ 14 77 196 .393 2.Princeton........... 14 43 143 .301 

3.Brown............... 14 102 268 .381 3.Cornell............. 14 78 240 .325 

4.Penn................ 14 76 201 .378 4.Yale................ 14 87 251 .347 

5.Cornell............. 14 85 226 .376 5.Harvard............. 14 110 291 .378 

6.Princeton........... 14 93 295 .315 6.Dartmouth........... 14 64 168 .381 

7.Harvard............. 14 61 210 .290 7.Columbia............ 14 102 265 .385 

8.Dartmouth........... 14 51 190 .268 8.Brown............... 14 98 252 .389 

REBOUNDING OFFENSE 

REBOUNDING DEFENSE 

# Team G Reb Avg/G # Team G Reb Avg/G 

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1.Penn................ 14 465 33.2 1.Columbia............ 14 373 26.6 

2.Harvard............. 14 463 33.1 2.Yale................ 14 402 28.7 

3.Cornell............. 14 455 32.5 3.Cornell............. 14 403 28.8 

4.Yale................ 14 424 30.3 4.Princeton........... 14 415 29.6 

5.Columbia............ 14 419 29.9 5.Harvard............. 14 422 30.1 

6.Dartmouth........... 14 394 28.1 Brown............... 14 422 30.1 

7.Brown............... 14 366 26.1 7.Penn................ 14 437 31.2 


REBOUNDING MARGIN 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

# Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Blocks Avg/G 

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1.Cornell............. 14 455 32.5 403 28.8 +3.7 1.Dartmouth........... 14 61 4.36 

2.Columbia............ 14 419 29.9 373 26.6 +3.3 2.Cornell............. 14 52 3.71 

3.Harvard............. 14 463 33.1 422 30.1 +2.9 3.Penn................ 14 47 3.36 

4.Penn................ 14 465 33.2 437 31.2 +2.0 4.Yale................ 14 44 3.14 

5.Yale................ 14 424 30.3 402 28.7 +1.6 5.Brown............... 14 34 2.43 

6.Brown............... 14 366 26.1 422 30.1 -4.0 6.Princeton........... 14 30 2.14 

7.Dartmouth........... 14 394 28.1 456 32.6 -4.4 Harvard............. 14 30 2.14 

8.Princeton........... 14 344 24.6 415 29.6 -5.1 8.Columbia............ 14 22 1.57




ASSISTS 

STEALS 

# Team G Assists Avg/G # Team G Steals Avg/G 

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1.Penn................ 14 227 16.21 1.Penn................ 14 117 8.36 

2.Brown............... 14 173 12.36 2.Brown............... 14 99 7.07 

Columbia............ 14 173 12.36 3.Dartmouth........... 14 97 6.93 

4.Yale................ 14 172 12.29 4.Harvard............. 14 96 6.86 

5.Cornell............. 14 166 11.86 5.Yale................ 14 91 6.50 

6.Dartmouth........... 14 157 11.21 6.Princeton........... 14 86 6.14 

7.Harvard............. 14 149 10.64 7.Columbia............ 14 71 5.07 

8.Princeton........... 14 146 10.43 8.Cornell............. 14 67 4.79 

TURNOVER MARGIN 

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO 

# Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin # Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 

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1.Dartmouth........... 14 164 11.7 208 14.9 +3.14 1.Penn................ 14 227 16.2 179 12.8 1.27 

2.Penn................ 14 179 12.8 218 15.6 +2.79 2.Yale................ 14 172 12.3 179 12.8 0.96 

3.Yale................ 14 179 12.8 182 13.0 +0.21 3.Dartmouth........... 14 157 11.2 164 11.7 0.96 

4.Brown............... 14 206 14.7 206 14.7 +0.00 4.Columbia............ 14 173 12.4 181 12.9 0.96 

Princeton........... 14 178 12.7 178 12.7 +0.00 5.Brown............... 14 173 12.4 206 14.7 0.84 

6.Columbia............ 14 181 12.9 169 12.1 -0.86 6.Princeton........... 14 146 10.4 178 12.7 0.82 

7.Harvard............. 14 223 15.9 193 13.8 -2.14 7.Cornell............. 14 166 11.9 215 15.4 0.77 

8.Cornell............. 14 215 15.4 171 12.2 -3.14 8.Harvard............. 14 149 10.6 223 15.9 0.67 



# Team G No. Avg/G # Team G No. Avg/G 

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1.Harvard............. 14 165 11.79 1.Penn................ 14 330 23.57 

2.Penn................ 14 135 9.64 2.Cornell............. 14 323 23.07 

3.Cornell............. 14 132 9.43 3.Yale................ 14 300 21.43 

Columbia............ 14 132 9.43 4.Harvard............. 14 298 21.29 

5.Dartmouth........... 14 128 9.14 5.Brown............... 14 291 20.79 

6.Yale................ 14 124 8.86 6.Columbia............ 14 287 20.50 



3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 

# Team G 3FG Avg/G 

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1.Brown............... 14 102 7.29 

2.Columbia............ 14 99 7.07 

3.Princeton........... 14 93 6.64 

4.Cornell............. 14 85 6.07 

5.Yale................ 14 77 5.50 

6.Penn................ 14 76 5.43 

7.Harvard............. 14 61 4.36 

8.Dartmouth........... 14 51 3.64

Ivy League Basketball 2006-07 

Brown Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

All games 

|-----------------OVERALL STATISTICS------------------| |----------------CONFERENCE STATISTICS--------------| 

SUMMARY GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G 

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MCANDREW, Mark...... 29-29 36.4 .464 .442 .848 5.3 2.2 28 1 15.9 14-14 37.9 .518 .479 .880 5.6 2.4 14 1 18.6 

Huffman,Damon....... 23-20 34.7 .485 .455 .843 2.7 1.8 37 2 14.7 14-14 36.6 .481 .438 .840 2.9 1.8 26 2 15.1 

BECKER, Marcus...... 29-29 36.0 .465 .238 .720 2.9 3.1 60 3 5.7 14-14 37.1 .458 .158 .800 2.9 2.9 24 1 5.5 

Skrelja,Chris....... 21-11 24.7 .333 .232 .640 3.9 1.0 23 1 7.0 14-11 24.9 .338 .206 .614 3.7 0.9 13 1 6.1 

FRISKE, Scott....... 29-18 20.6 .500 .389 .756 2.1 0.8 17 10 5.0 14-3 15.3 .541 .385 .850 1.7 0.8 8 4 4.4 

MULLERY, Matt....... 27-9 13.3 .437 .316 .609 2.3 1.0 6 19 4.1 14-9 15.0 .458 .375 .714 2.2 1.4 3 9 4.4 

MACDONALD, Mark..... 16-7 19.3 .392 .242 .571 2.9 1.4 4 14 6.5 12-4 19.1 .405 .227 .613 3.1 1.5 2 14 7.3 

EADS, Nathan........ 17-13 20.6 .516 .333 .732 2.2 1.2 9 16 5.6 2-1 9.5 1.000 .000 .000 0.5 1.0 3 1 1.0 

JEPPESEN, Keenan.... 7-7 34.3 .293 .240 .808 3.9 2.9 11 5 10.1 

MANHANGA, Sam....... 27-0 7.4 .298 .100 .596 1.4 0.1 8 2 2.1 12-0 4.2 .200 .000 .500 0.8 0.2 3 0 0.6 

GRUBER, Steve....... 25-2 9.3 .250 .375 .742 0.6 0.7 4 1 1.6 12-0 5.7 .400 1.000 .833 0.5 0.4 2 0 0.8 

Aldridge,Colin...... 20-0 5.9 .500 .357 .000 0.9 0.2 2 1 1.4 13-0 7.6 .588 .455 .000 1.1 0.4 1 1 1.9 

Total............... 29 .431 .370 .742 26.2 12.3 209 75 60.7 14 .460 .381 .774 26.1 12.4 99 34 63.6 

Opponents........... 29 .449 .366 .712 32.0 13.5 194 73 63.4 14 .454 .389 .721 30.1 13.8 88 28 64.1 


SCORING FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G 

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MCANDREW, Mark...... 127-274 .464 72-163 .442 134-158 .848 460 15.9 73-141 .518 34-71 .479 81-92 .880 261 18.6 

Huffman,Damon....... 99-204 .485 65-143 .455 75-89 .843 338 14.7 65-135 .481 39-89 .438 42-50 .840 211 15.1 

BECKER, Marcus...... 59-127 .465 10-42 .238 36-50 .720 164 5.7 27-59 .458 3-19 .158 20-25 .800 77 5.5 

Skrelja,Chris....... 43-129 .333 13-56 .232 48-75 .640 147 7.0 26-77 .338 7-34 .206 27-44 .614 86 6.1 

FRISKE, Scott....... 49-98 .500 14-36 .389 34-45 .756 146 5.0 20-37 .541 5-13 .385 17-20 .850 62 4.4 

MULLERY, Matt....... 38-87 .437 6-19 .316 28-46 .609 110 4.1 22-48 .458 3-8 .375 15-21 .714 62 4.4 

MACDONALD, Mark..... 38-97 .392 8-33 .242 20-35 .571 104 6.5 32-79 .405 5-22 .227 19-31 .613 88 7.3 

EADS, Nathan........ 32-62 .516 1-3 .333 30-41 .732 95 5.6 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 2 1.0 

JEPPESEN, Keenan.... 22-75 .293 6-25 .240 21-26 .808 71 10.1 

MANHANGA, Sam....... 14-47 .298 1-10 .100 28-47 .596 57 2.1 2-10 .200 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 7 0.6 

GRUBER, Steve....... 7-28 .250 3-8 .375 23-31 .742 40 1.6 2-5 .400 1-1 1.000 5-6 .833 10 0.8 

Aldridge,Colin...... 11-22 .500 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 27 1.4 10-17 .588 5-11 .455 0-0 .000 25 1.9 

Total............... 539-1250 .431 204-552 .370 477-643 .742 1759 60.7 280-609 .460 102-268 .381 229-296 .774 891 63.6 

Opponents........... 649-1446 .449 193-527 .366 349-490 .712 1840 63.4 318-700 .454 98-252 .389 163-226 .721 897 64.1 


TOTALS O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts 

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MCANDREW, Mark...... 28 127 155 74 0 64 80 0.8 33 13 66 79 37 0 33 49 0.7 33 

Huffman,Damon....... 10 51 61 45 1 42 41 1.0 30 3 37 40 31 1 25 26 1.0 26 

BECKER, Marcus...... 27 57 84 66 1 91 59 1.5 21 9 31 40 30 1 40 18 2.2 13 

Skrelja,Chris....... 22 60 82 62 3 21 33 0.6 14 15 37 52 44 2 12 22 0.5 10 

FRISKE, Scott....... 18 43 61 59 3 23 60 0.4 18 7 17 24 25 2 11 29 0.4 18 

MULLERY, Matt....... 15 48 63 55 2 27 31 0.9 10 3 28 31 34 1 19 23 0.8 10 

MACDONALD, Mark..... 10 36 46 34 2 23 22 1.0 13 9 28 37 26 1 18 13 1.4 13 

EADS, Nathan........ 8 29 37 52 4 21 29 0.7 16 0 1 1 2 0 2 3 0.7 2 

JEPPESEN, Keenan.... 7 20 27 14 1 20 30 0.7 14 

MANHANGA, Sam....... 7 31 38 37 2 3 22 0.1 10 2 8 10 12 0 3 8 0.4 4 

GRUBER, Steve....... 1 13 14 27 1 17 24 0.7 7 0 6 6 7 0 5 5 1.0 3 

Aldridge,Colin...... 2 15 17 9 0 5 7 0.7 10 2 12 14 8 0 5 5 1.0 10 

Total............... 180 579 759 534 20 357 447 0.8 95 75 291 366 256 8 173 206 0.8 88 

Opponents........... 305 624 929 596 - 392 443 0.9 92 131 291 422 281 6 193 206 0.9 92


Columbia Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

All games 



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Baumann, John....... 28-28 28.6 .578 .509 .684 6.5 0.9 18 2 13.3 14-14 30.6 .610 .567 .723 6.4 0.8 9 1 14.4 

Nwachukwu, Ben...... 28-28 21.6 .503 .000 .760 5.2 0.6 7 18 8.8 14-14 22.1 .477 .000 .703 5.0 0.8 3 10 7.7 

Foley, Patrick...... 25-1 21.4 .481 .327 .867 1.1 2.5 20 0 8.9 11-1 22.0 .467 .300 .903 1.3 2.2 8 0 9.5 

Scott, Niko......... 26-18 19.2 .400 .392 .690 1.8 1.3 20 1 6.8 14-11 19.1 .373 .366 .600 1.9 1.4 9 1 6.4 

Montgomery, Mack.... 28-28 23.1 .443 .455 .909 3.4 1.6 14 6 5.6 14-14 27.5 .435 .500 1.000 3.9 2.2 6 5 6.3 

Loscalzo, Brett..... 27-27 23.4 .409 .448 .839 1.5 2.5 21 0 4.9 13-13 24.7 .383 .433 .833 1.5 2.5 11 0 4.5 

Matsui, K.J......... 25-6 13.7 .387 .392 .778 1.3 0.7 5 1 5.1 11-0 11.2 .533 .524 1.000 1.1 0.5 1 0 4.5 

Bova, Joseph........ 26-0 12.8 .442 .390 .556 2.4 0.4 9 3 4.2 14-0 16.2 .415 .394 .562 2.9 0.4 6 3 5.4 

Armstrong, Justin... 26-4 16.5 .386 .318 .522 3.5 1.4 16 1 3.7 13-3 16.2 .333 .222 .600 2.8 0.9 11 0 3.2 

Bulger, Kevin....... 25-0 14.9 .415 .364 .704 1.8 1.5 14 1 3.8 13-0 16.2 .468 .500 .667 1.3 1.3 7 1 4.7 

Miller, Jason....... 20-0 9.1 .485 .000 .611 1.7 0.3 3 8 2.2 6-0 3.7 .250 .000 .400 0.8 0.2 0 1 0.7 

Trepanier, Daniel... 11-0 3.6 .538 .444 .750 0.1 0.3 1 0 1.9 6-0 1.8 .333 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.3 

Nolan, Leo.......... 15-0 4.2 .400 .000 .750 1.1 0.3 2 0 1.2 6-0 4.2 .500 .000 .500 0.7 0.3 0 0 0.8 

Gately, Michael..... 9-0 4.1 .250 .000 .636 1.2 0.3 1 1 1.7 4-0 1.2 .500 .000 .667 0.0 0.2 0 0 1.0 

Matthews, Wesley.... 8-0 3.6 .333 .000 .000 1.0 0.2 0 0 0.8 4-0 1.5 .000 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Sweet, Kashif....... 9-0 5.2 .222 .500 .000 0.7 0.4 2 0 0.6 3-0 2.0 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total............... 28 .459 .402 .736 32.6 13.5 153 42 65.8 14 .459 .425 .736 29.9 12.4 71 22 63.6 

Opponents........... 28 .437 .345 .681 28.5 11.7 197 98 63.9 14 .465 .385 .705 26.6 12.2 81 42 64.0 



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Baumann, John....... 145-251 .578 29-57 .509 54-79 .684 373 13.3 75-123 .610 17-30 .567 34-47 .723 201 14.4 

Nwachukwu, Ben...... 83-165 .503 0-0 .000 79-104 .760 245 8.8 41-86 .477 0-0 .000 26-37 .703 108 7.7 

Foley, Patrick...... 76-158 .481 18-55 .327 52-60 .867 222 8.9 35-75 .467 6-20 .300 28-31 .903 104 9.5 

Scott, Niko......... 58-145 .400 31-79 .392 29-42 .690 176 6.8 31-83 .373 15-41 .366 12-20 .600 89 6.4 

Montgomery, Mack.... 51-115 .443 25-55 .455 30-33 .909 157 5.6 27-62 .435 15-30 .500 19-19 1.000 88 6.3 

Loscalzo, Brett..... 38-93 .409 30-67 .448 26-31 .839 132 4.9 18-47 .383 13-30 .433 10-12 .833 59 4.5 

Matsui, K.J......... 41-106 .387 31-79 .392 14-18 .778 127 5.1 16-30 .533 11-21 .524 6-6 1.000 49 4.5 

Bova, Joseph........ 42-95 .442 16-41 .390 10-18 .556 110 4.2 27-65 .415 13-33 .394 9-16 .562 76 5.4 

Armstrong, Justin... 39-101 .386 7-22 .318 12-23 .522 97 3.7 18-54 .333 2-9 .222 3-5 .600 41 3.2 

Bulger, Kevin....... 34-82 .415 8-22 .364 19-27 .704 95 3.8 22-47 .468 7-14 .500 10-15 .667 61 4.7 

Miller, Jason....... 16-33 .485 0-0 .000 11-18 .611 43 2.2 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 4 0.7 

Trepanier, Daniel... 7-13 .538 4-9 .444 3-4 .750 21 1.9 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.3 

Nolan, Leo.......... 6-15 .400 0-3 .000 6-8 .750 18 1.2 2-4 .500 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 5 0.8 

Gately, Michael..... 4-16 .250 0-4 .000 7-11 .636 15 1.7 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 2-3 .667 4 1.0 

Matthews, Wesley.... 3-9 .333 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 6 0.8 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Sweet, Kashif....... 2-9 .222 1-2 .500 0-2 .000 5 0.6 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 645-1406 .459 200-497 .402 352-478 .736 1842 65.8 315-686 .459 99-233 .425 162-220 .736 891 63.6 

Opponents........... 608-1392 .437 183-531 .345 390-573 .681 1789 63.9 299-643 .465 102-265 .385 196-278 .705 896 64.0 



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Baumann, John....... 52 131 183 76 2 26 58 0.4 29 31 59 90 39 1 11 28 0.4 21 

Nwachukwu, Ben...... 42 103 145 65 0 17 39 0.4 25 23 47 70 32 0 11 22 0.5 18 

Foley, Patrick...... 7 20 27 46 1 63 46 1.4 17 4 10 14 24 1 24 16 1.5 16 

Scott, Niko......... 13 33 46 49 1 34 47 0.7 16 8 19 27 25 0 19 19 1.0 14 

Montgomery, Mack.... 30 66 96 65 2 46 53 0.9 12 19 36 55 30 0 31 27 1.1 11 

Loscalzo, Brett..... 6 35 41 56 0 67 39 1.7 18 3 17 20 34 0 33 19 1.7 11 

Matsui, K.J......... 4 28 32 9 0 17 14 1.2 18 2 10 12 2 0 5 2 2.5 18 

Bova, Joseph........ 22 40 62 43 1 11 18 0.6 10 14 27 41 30 1 6 11 0.5 10 

Armstrong, Justin... 28 62 90 48 0 36 40 0.9 12 13 24 37 26 0 12 20 0.6 11 

Bulger, Kevin....... 14 31 45 37 0 37 20 1.9 17 1 16 17 16 0 17 8 2.1 17 

Miller, Jason....... 16 18 34 28 0 7 14 0.5 12 3 2 5 2 0 1 1 1.0 2 

Trepanier, Daniel... 1 0 1 5 0 3 3 1.0 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.0 2 

Nolan, Leo.......... 6 10 16 12 0 4 3 1.3 9 1 3 4 7 0 2 1 2.0 4 

Gately, Michael..... 7 4 11 3 0 3 2 1.5 5 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0.0 3 

Matthews, Wesley.... 2 6 8 5 0 2 2 1.0 6 0 2 2 2 0 0 1 0.0 0 

Sweet, Kashif....... 1 5 6 5 0 4 6 0.7 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 2 0.0 0 

Total............... 281 633 914 552 7 377 410 0.9 95 132 287 419 273 3 173 181 1.0 90 

Opponents........... 254 545 799 490 - 327 357 0.9 90 101 272 373 243 3 171 169 1.0 85


Cornell Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

All games 



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WITTMAN, Ryan....... 28-27 35.4 .438 .431 .887 2.8 1.3 27 7 15.6 14-13 36.4 .433 .406 .829 3.1 1.3 10 3 15.3 

DALE, Louis......... 28-27 28.7 .466 .468 .785 4.3 3.7 24 3 13.3 14-13 30.8 .435 .453 .729 5.3 3.7 15 0 13.4 

NAEVE, Andrew....... 28-28 30.8 .540 .000 .735 7.7 1.2 20 53 10.5 14-14 33.7 .578 .000 .746 8.1 1.0 10 35 12.4 

DOW, Graham......... 28-24 27.8 .388 .250 .881 2.0 3.9 45 2 5.6 14-14 27.8 .333 .136 .857 2.0 3.7 19 2 4.1 

KREEFER, Brian...... 27-10 13.4 .459 .260 .697 2.3 0.6 6 2 5.0 13-0 6.4 .478 .100 .800 1.5 0.1 0 1 2.1 

TYLER, Alex......... 24-0 13.4 .526 .000 .737 2.5 0.4 3 4 4.6 14-0 17.2 .614 .000 .742 3.3 0.6 2 3 6.6 

BATTLE, Jason....... 27-8 16.7 .487 .286 .577 2.2 0.7 11 4 3.4 14-1 10.7 .529 .000 .200 1.2 0.4 3 0 1.4 

REEVES, Geoff....... 17-0 10.9 .512 .500 1.000 0.5 0.3 3 2 3.5 14-0 11.4 .513 .474 1.000 0.6 0.4 2 2 3.8 

IHEKWEAZU, Ugo...... 23-12 13.4 .489 .000 .500 3.0 0.5 9 7 2.5 14-12 16.2 .500 .000 .524 3.7 0.5 4 6 3.4 

MULLEN, Conor....... 19-0 12.6 .408 .318 .667 1.8 0.4 5 1 2.9 11-0 9.5 .176 .300 .625 1.6 0.3 1 0 1.3 

REYNOLDS, Pete...... 20-0 6.1 .688 .000 .500 1.5 0.1 2 2 1.4 6-0 1.3 .500 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 1 0 0.3 

GORE, Adam.......... 1-1 36.0 .538 .500 1.000 2.0 4.0 1 0 20.0 

APP, Kevin.......... 16-1 5.7 .294 .267 .500 0.4 0.5 3 0 0.9 7-1 2.0 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.0 

MITCHELL, Jason..... 10-2 4.6 .556 .667 .500 0.6 0.0 2 1 1.5 3-2 3.0 .500 1.000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 1.0 

JAQUES, Jon......... 8-0 3.6 .375 .400 1.000 0.5 0.2 0 1 1.2 3-0 0.7 1.000 1.000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 1.0 

Total............... 28 .468 .396 .750 31.5 13.1 161 89 66.3 14 .468 .376 .731 32.5 11.9 67 52 63.7 

Opponents........... 28 .425 .336 .726 30.4 12.4 198 91 64.0 14 .429 .325 .727 28.8 11.4 106 42 61.1 



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WITTMAN, Ryan....... 144-329 .438 93-216 .431 55-62 .887 436 15.6 71-164 .433 43-106 .406 29-35 .829 214 15.3 

DALE, Louis......... 111-238 .466 44-94 .468 106-135 .785 372 13.3 60-138 .435 24-53 .453 43-59 .729 187 13.4 

NAEVE, Andrew....... 109-202 .540 0-1 .000 75-102 .735 293 10.5 63-109 .578 0-0 .000 47-63 .746 173 12.4 

DOW, Graham......... 54-139 .388 13-52 .250 37-42 .881 158 5.6 21-63 .333 3-22 .136 12-14 .857 57 4.1 

KREEFER, Brian...... 50-109 .459 13-50 .260 23-33 .697 136 5.0 11-23 .478 1-10 .100 4-5 .800 27 2.1 

TYLER, Alex......... 41-78 .526 0-0 .000 28-38 .737 110 4.6 

BATTLE, Jason....... 37-76 .487 2-7 .286 15-26 .577 91 3.4 

REEVES, Geoff....... 22-43 .512 11-22 .500 4-4 1.000 59 3.5 

IHEKWEAZU, Ugo...... 22-45 .489 0-0 .000 14-28 .500 58 2.5 18-36 .500 0-0 .000 11-21 .524 47 3.4 

MULLEN, Conor....... 20-49 .408 7-22 .318 8-12 .667 55 2.9 

REYNOLDS, Pete...... 11-16 .688 0-0 .000 6-12 .500 28 1.4 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.3 

GORE, Adam.......... 7-13 .538 5-10 .500 1-1 1.000 20 20.0 

APP, Kevin.......... 5-17 .294 4-15 .267 1-2 .500 15 0.9 

MITCHELL, Jason..... 5-9 .556 4-6 .667 1-2 .500 15 1.5 1-2 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 3 1.0 

JAQUES, Jon......... 3-8 .375 2-5 .400 2-2 1.000 10 1.2 

Total............... 641-1371 .468 198-500 .396 376-501 .750 1856 66.3 314-671 .468 85-226 .376 179-245 .731 892 63.7 

Opponents........... 630-1484 .425 180-536 .336 352-485 .726 1792 64.0 322-751 .429 78-240 .325 133-183 .727 855 61.1 



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WITTMAN, Ryan....... 11 67 78 36 0 36 42 0.9 24 6 37 43 12 0 18 18 1.0 24 

DALE, Louis......... 18 103 121 68 2 104 94 1.1 23 12 62 74 37 1 52 53 1.0 22 

NAEVE, Andrew....... 62 153 215 74 3 34 65 0.5 21 33 80 113 35 1 14 35 0.4 21 

DOW, Graham......... 4 53 57 70 2 109 76 1.4 15 1 27 28 36 1 52 45 1.2 9 

KREEFER, Brian...... 25 36 61 32 0 15 17 0.9 23 6 13 19 8 0 1 4 0.2 6 

TYLER, Alex......... 25 34 59 42 2 9 22 0.4 14 

BATTLE, Jason....... 16 43 59 43 1 20 31 0.6 21 

REEVES, Geoff....... 1 8 9 9 0 5 12 0.4 16 

IHEKWEAZU, Ugo...... 28 40 68 45 0 11 20 0.6 12 24 28 52 30 0 7 14 0.5 12 

MULLEN, Conor....... 9 25 34 24 0 8 13 0.6 15 

REYNOLDS, Pete...... 8 23 31 17 0 2 9 0.2 8 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 0.0 2 

GORE, Adam.......... 0 2 2 4 0 4 2 2.0 20 

APP, Kevin.......... 0 6 6 8 0 8 5 1.6 12 

MITCHELL, Jason..... 1 5 6 4 0 0 3 0.0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 3 

JAQUES, Jon......... 1 3 4 8 0 2 1 2.0 7 

Total............... 245 637 882 484 10 367 415 0.9 99 132 323 455 224 4 166 215 0.8 79 

Opponents........... 296 556 852 507 - 348 378 0.9 94 146 257 403 243 2 160 171 0.9 85


Dartmouth Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

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Barnett, Alex....... 27-26 33.4 .422 .194 .702 6.0 1.4 30 39 11.8 14-13 34.3 .467 .250 .757 6.2 1.7 18 25 13.7 

Pattman, Leon....... 19-17 32.1 .459 .413 .863 3.7 2.3 27 7 16.0 12-11 33.0 .449 .341 .857 3.2 2.2 21 7 15.3 

Mosley, DeVon....... 27-24 26.6 .422 .337 .722 2.4 2.1 34 4 8.4 14-14 25.6 .382 .214 .686 1.9 2.0 19 1 6.5 

Ball, Johnathan..... 25-25 25.8 .565 .000 .583 5.6 2.2 19 21 7.6 14-14 27.4 .532 .000 .700 6.4 2.3 10 15 7.4 

Biber, Dan.......... 20-12 21.1 .434 .231 .759 2.7 0.7 9 6 6.8 14-9 22.3 .433 .273 .706 2.8 0.9 8 5 7.1 

Meyer, Jason........ 27-11 20.7 .356 .297 .556 1.9 0.7 14 3 4.8 14-5 19.4 .352 .294 .600 1.7 0.4 7 1 4.5 

Sanders, Marlon..... 23-2 15.9 .406 .188 .568 1.2 1.6 15 5 3.3 14-0 15.1 .438 .167 .588 1.1 1.0 7 3 2.8 

Giovacchini, Michael 15-1 16.8 .246 .225 .800 1.2 1.4 9 0 3.9 2-0 16.0 .333 .333 .000 3.0 1.5 2 0 4.5 

Fitzgerald, Elgin... 21-8 9.6 .444 .000 .750 1.5 0.0 5 2 2.2 9-4 9.8 .400 .000 .667 1.3 0.0 1 1 2.2 

Graeber, Kurt....... 24-3 9.3 .429 .000 .429 1.4 0.1 4 2 1.2 12-0 6.5 .714 .000 .250 1.0 0.1 1 1 0.9 

McMillan, Brian..... 13-3 14.0 .278 .000 .636 2.4 0.4 2 1 2.1 7-0 13.0 .231 .000 .667 1.6 0.6 1 0 1.4 

Pride, Robbie....... 16-0 7.8 .240 .200 .833 0.7 0.4 3 2 1.2 10-0 9.3 .222 .273 .500 1.0 0.6 2 2 1.2 

Mathis, Jarrett..... 5-3 21.4 .400 .000 .750 4.6 0.2 1 0 3.6 

Ware, Brandon....... 12-0 5.8 .200 .286 .500 0.6 0.2 1 0 0.6 5-0 6.0 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.2 0 0 0.0 

Schickel, Reggie.... 10-0 4.3 .111 .000 .000 0.2 0.1 3 0 0.2 2-0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total............... 27 .418 .294 .702 29.2 11.3 176 92 58.9 14 .430 .268 .711 28.1 11.2 97 61 59.5 

Opponents........... 27 .464 .372 .703 34.3 11.6 187 73 67.3 14 .468 .381 .741 32.6 10.7 82 34 65.4 



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Barnett, Alex....... 133-315 .422 12-62 .194 40-57 .702 318 11.8 78-167 .467 8-32 .250 28-37 .757 192 13.7 

Pattman, Leon....... 105-229 .459 31-75 .413 63-73 .863 304 16.0 70-156 .449 14-41 .341 30-35 .857 184 15.3 

Mosley, DeVon....... 76-180 .422 35-104 .337 39-54 .722 226 8.4 29-76 .382 9-42 .214 24-35 .686 91 6.5 

Ball, Johnathan..... 78-138 .565 0-1 .000 35-60 .583 191 7.6 41-77 .532 0-1 .000 21-30 .700 103 7.4 

Biber, Dan.......... 56-129 .434 3-13 .231 22-29 .759 137 6.8 42-97 .433 3-11 .273 12-17 .706 99 7.1 

Meyer, Jason........ 53-149 .356 19-64 .297 5-9 .556 130 4.8 25-71 .352 10-34 .294 3-5 .600 63 4.5 

Sanders, Marlon..... 26-64 .406 3-16 .188 21-37 .568 76 3.3 14-32 .438 1-6 .167 10-17 .588 39 2.8 

Giovacchini, Michael 15-61 .246 9-40 .225 20-25 .800 59 3.9 3-9 .333 3-9 .333 0-0 .000 9 4.5 

Fitzgerald, Elgin... 20-45 .444 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 46 2.2 8-20 .400 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 20 2.2 

Graeber, Kurt....... 12-28 .429 0-0 .000 6-14 .429 30 1.2 5-7 .714 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 11 0.9 

McMillan, Brian..... 10-36 .278 0-0 .000 7-11 .636 27 2.1 3-13 .231 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 10 1.4 

Pride, Robbie....... 6-25 .240 3-15 .200 5-6 .833 20 1.2 4-18 .222 3-11 .273 1-2 .500 12 1.2 

Mathis, Jarrett..... 6-15 .400 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 18 3.6 

Ware, Brandon....... 2-10 .200 2-7 .286 1-2 .500 7 0.6 0-5 .000 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Schickel, Reggie.... 1-9 .111 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 599-1433 .418 117-398 .294 276-393 .702 1591 58.9 322-748 .430 51-190 .268 138-194 .711 833 59.5 

Opponents........... 612-1320 .464 138-371 .372 454-646 .703 1816 67.3 297-635 .468 64-168 .381 257-347 .741 915 65.4 



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Barnett, Alex....... 45 117 162 48 0 38 50 0.8 23 20 67 87 24 0 24 26 0.9 23 

Pattman, Leon....... 14 56 70 47 0 44 41 1.1 27 8 30 38 32 0 26 23 1.1 27 

Mosley, DeVon....... 13 52 65 55 1 56 41 1.4 21 8 19 27 33 0 28 19 1.5 12 

Ball, Johnathan..... 57 82 139 89 6 56 35 1.6 18 40 49 89 53 3 32 17 1.9 14 

Biber, Dan.......... 18 36 54 60 3 14 21 0.7 15 15 24 39 44 3 13 12 1.1 15 

Meyer, Jason........ 15 37 52 47 0 20 27 0.7 18 5 19 24 23 0 5 13 0.4 12 

Sanders, Marlon..... 9 18 27 41 1 36 46 0.8 14 2 13 15 28 1 14 27 0.5 11 

Giovacchini, Michael 0 18 18 20 0 21 19 1.1 12 0 6 6 3 0 3 1 3.0 9 

Fitzgerald, Elgin... 13 18 31 38 1 0 10 0.0 12 6 6 12 16 0 0 1 0.0 12 

Graeber, Kurt....... 9 25 34 37 0 3 16 0.2 4 2 10 12 13 0 1 6 0.2 4 

McMillan, Brian..... 8 23 31 27 0 5 11 0.5 5 3 8 11 12 0 4 5 0.8 5 

Pride, Robbie....... 4 7 11 6 0 7 10 0.7 3 4 6 10 6 0 6 8 0.8 3 

Mathis, Jarrett..... 17 6 23 17 0 1 6 0.2 6 

Ware, Brandon....... 1 6 7 10 0 3 7 0.4 4 0 1 1 5 0 1 3 0.3 0 

Schickel, Reggie.... 0 2 2 7 0 1 6 0.2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.0 0 

Total............... 250 538 788 549 12 305 354 0.9 80 128 266 394 293 7 157 164 1.0 80 

Opponents........... 279 648 927 433 - 314 393 0.8 98 123 333 456 220 2 150 208 0.7 80


Harvard Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

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Goffredo, Jim....... 28-28 36.8 .357 .327 .888 2.5 1.3 31 2 15.4 14-14 37.3 .342 .318 .867 2.9 1.1 18 2 14.2 

Housman, Drew....... 28-28 35.8 .422 .313 .798 2.9 3.4 44 1 13.2 14-14 36.7 .422 .262 .824 2.9 4.0 20 0 13.6 

Cusworth, Brian..... 18-18 32.4 .515 .273 .727 9.1 1.5 13 39 17.4 4-4 35.2 .547 .333 .805 12.0 0.8 1 7 23.0 

Harris, Evan........ 27-27 26.0 .455 .000 .769 5.3 1.1 32 23 10.2 13-13 28.0 .490 .000 .714 6.5 1.4 17 14 9.9 

Unger, Brad......... 28-9 20.0 .524 .452 .738 3.9 0.5 9 2 6.2 14-9 24.9 .512 .312 .692 5.3 0.6 7 1 7.8 

Pusar, Andrew....... 28-28 20.9 .571 .250 .438 2.7 1.4 20 0 5.7 14-14 20.6 .508 .250 .417 2.3 1.1 9 0 5.0 

Lin, Jeremy......... 28-0 18.1 .415 .281 .818 2.5 1.8 28 3 4.8 14-0 17.4 .429 .222 .862 2.5 1.6 14 1 5.9 

Darcy, Brian........ 28-2 10.9 .516 .000 .643 1.8 0.1 4 8 2.6 14-2 14.5 .556 .000 .800 2.6 0.2 4 4 3.4 

Lambert, James...... 26-0 9.5 .396 .222 .000 1.0 0.5 6 1 1.7 13-0 9.2 .440 .250 .000 0.7 0.3 1 0 1.9 

Magnarelli, Pat..... 9-0 8.4 .375 .000 1.000 1.4 0.1 4 1 1.8 9-0 8.4 .375 .000 1.000 1.4 0.1 4 1 1.8 

Churchwell, Kenyon.. 11-0 4.0 .444 .000 .286 0.6 0.0 0 1 0.9 

Blankenau, Alek..... 12-0 2.9 .125 .143 1.000 0.2 0.2 0 0 0.8 9-0 3.7 .125 .143 1.000 0.3 0.2 0 0 1.0 

Finkton, Darryl..... 13-0 2.1 .400 1.000 .300 0.5 0.1 1 0 0.6 10-0 1.8 .500 1.000 .375 0.6 0.0 1 0 0.8 

Groszyk, Erik....... 6-0 2.5 .500 .333 .000 0.0 0.5 0 0 0.8 

Okereke, Ndubuisi... 5-0 1.0 .333 .000 .000 0.4 0.0 0 0 0.4 5-0 1.0 .333 .000 .000 0.4 0.0 0 0 0.4 

Miller, Doug........ 1-0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total............... 28 .443 .318 .759 32.6 11.3 192 81 72.3 14 .440 .290 .779 33.1 10.6 96 30 70.1 

Opponents........... 28 .490 .366 .718 33.2 16.6 214 126 77.4 14 .498 .378 .704 30.1 16.3 115 58 75.6 



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Goffredo, Jim....... 132-370 .357 71-217 .327 95-107 .888 430 15.4 63-184 .342 34-107 .318 39-45 .867 199 14.2 

Housman, Drew....... 121-287 .422 26-83 .313 103-129 .798 371 13.2 62-147 .422 11-42 .262 56-68 .824 191 13.6 

Cusworth, Brian..... 105-204 .515 3-11 .273 101-139 .727 314 17.4 29-53 .547 1-3 .333 33-41 .805 92 23.0 

Harris, Evan........ 91-200 .455 0-1 .000 93-121 .769 275 10.2 47-96 .490 0-0 .000 35-49 .714 129 9.9 

Unger, Brad......... 65-124 .524 14-31 .452 31-42 .738 175 6.2 43-84 .512 5-16 .312 18-26 .692 109 7.8 

Pusar, Andrew....... 72-126 .571 2-8 .250 14-32 .438 160 5.7 32-63 .508 1-4 .250 5-12 .417 70 5.0 

Lin, Jeremy......... 44-106 .415 9-32 .281 36-44 .818 133 4.8 27-63 .429 4-18 .222 25-29 .862 83 5.9 

Darcy, Brian........ 32-62 .516 0-0 .000 9-14 .643 73 2.6 20-36 .556 0-0 .000 8-10 .800 48 3.4 

Lambert, James...... 19-48 .396 6-27 .222 0-0 .000 44 1.7 11-25 .440 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 25 1.9 

Magnarelli, Pat..... 6-16 .375 0-0 .000 4-4 1.000 16 1.8 6-16 .375 0-0 .000 4-4 1.000 16 1.8 

Churchwell, Kenyon.. 4-9 .444 0-0 .000 2-7 .286 10 0.9 

Blankenau, Alek..... 1-8 .125 1-7 .143 6-6 1.000 9 0.8 1-8 .125 1-7 .143 6-6 1.000 9 1.0 

Finkton, Darryl..... 2-5 .400 1-1 1.000 3-10 .300 8 0.6 2-4 .500 1-1 1.000 3-8 .375 8 0.8 

Groszyk, Erik....... 2-4 .500 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 5 0.8 

Okereke, Ndubuisi... 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.4 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.4 

Miller, Doug........ 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 697-1572 .443 134-421 .318 497-655 .759 2025 72.3 344-782 .440 61-210 .290 232-298 .779 981 70.1 

Opponents........... 811-1656 .490 215-587 .366 331-461 .718 2168 77.4 389-781 .498 110-291 .378 171-243 .704 1059 75.6 



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Goffredo, Jim....... 11 59 70 66 1 37 64 0.6 32 6 34 40 34 1 16 38 0.4 32 

Housman, Drew....... 19 63 82 60 2 96 106 0.9 33 9 32 41 28 1 56 53 1.1 33 

Cusworth, Brian..... 50 113 163 50 2 27 52 0.5 28 13 35 48 11 1 3 16 0.2 28 

Harris, Evan........ 52 90 142 79 3 29 57 0.5 20 30 55 85 47 3 18 29 0.6 18 

Unger, Brad......... 34 74 108 43 0 15 39 0.4 16 24 50 74 28 0 8 21 0.4 16 

Pusar, Andrew....... 38 37 75 37 0 39 36 1.1 12 16 16 32 21 0 15 17 0.9 12 

Lin, Jeremy......... 22 48 70 72 3 49 51 1.0 12 13 22 35 35 1 23 24 1.0 12 

Darcy, Brian........ 18 33 51 22 0 4 13 0.3 8 14 22 36 15 0 3 11 0.3 8 

Lambert, James...... 12 14 26 23 0 13 20 0.6 8 5 4 9 13 0 4 8 0.5 8 

Magnarelli, Pat..... 6 7 13 3 0 1 1 1.0 4 6 7 13 3 0 1 1 1.0 4 

Churchwell, Kenyon.. 4 3 7 4 0 0 3 0.0 4 

Blankenau, Alek..... 0 3 3 5 0 3 2 1.5 7 0 3 3 5 0 2 2 1.0 7 

Finkton, Darryl..... 5 2 7 2 0 1 1 1.0 3 5 1 6 1 0 0 1 0.0 3 

Groszyk, Erik....... 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1.0 3 

Okereke, Ndubuisi... 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 0.0 2 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 0.0 2 

Miller, Doug........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 

Total............... 328 585 913 471 11 317 452 0.7 92 165 298 463 246 7 149 223 0.7 92 

Opponents........... 303 628 931 570 - 465 420 1.1 101 117 305 422 279 8 228 193 1.2 90


Penn Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

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Zoller, Mark........ 30-30 31.2 .566 .382 .782 7.5 2.9 54 12 18.2 14-14 28.4 .585 .400 .789 6.8 3.5 25 9 16.6 

Jaaber, Ibrahim..... 30-30 36.8 .525 .306 .653 4.4 5.3 90 17 15.9 14-14 36.6 .486 .239 .765 4.8 4.6 42 8 14.6 

Grandieri, Brian.... 30-29 31.4 .513 .500 .718 5.3 2.7 36 7 12.0 14-14 29.9 .513 .429 .750 5.3 2.0 13 5 10.6 

Danley, Steve....... 30-30 28.2 .488 .300 .671 4.8 2.1 20 28 9.0 14-14 27.4 .567 .250 .537 4.7 1.6 7 13 7.6 

McMahon, Tommy...... 29-11 18.2 .388 .324 .477 1.8 1.2 14 1 5.1 14-1 15.4 .431 .333 .400 1.9 0.8 5 1 4.6 

Egee, Kevin......... 30-8 13.2 .479 .513 .417 1.1 0.6 11 3 4.0 14-3 14.5 .489 .600 .308 1.4 0.6 6 0 4.1 

Smith, Darren....... 26-9 14.2 .433 .489 .591 0.7 1.0 11 1 4.3 12-9 18.6 .509 .583 .714 0.8 1.2 8 0 6.5 

Kach, Michael....... 23-2 14.2 .478 .412 .679 1.8 1.0 10 1 4.0 14-0 14.9 .423 .462 .706 2.2 1.2 6 1 4.4 

Votel, Brennan...... 30-0 9.2 .424 .150 .500 1.4 0.8 5 5 2.1 14-0 7.5 .448 .200 .667 1.5 0.5 2 0 2.1 

Reilly, Justin...... 22-0 4.1 .273 .200 .737 0.7 0.2 3 4 1.2 11-0 4.7 .273 .250 .786 0.5 0.1 1 3 1.6 

Schreiber, Andreas.. 16-0 4.4 .273 .500 .500 0.9 0.2 2 2 0.6 6-0 4.3 1.000 .000 .000 1.3 0.2 0 0 0.3 

Franklin, Adam...... 14-1 1.7 .200 .400 1.000 0.1 0.0 3 1 0.7 10-1 1.8 .167 .250 .000 0.1 0.0 2 1 0.3 

Cohen, Aron......... 15-0 3.5 .182 .182 .000 0.0 0.3 2 0 0.4 8-0 1.5 .333 .333 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.4 

Lewis, Cameron...... 11-0 2.7 .400 .000 .000 0.7 0.1 0 8 0.4 7-0 2.3 .500 .000 .000 0.6 0.1 0 5 0.3 

Gill, Joe........... 11-0 1.3 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.2 0 1 0.0 8-0 1.4 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.2 0 1 0.0 

Total............... 30 .493 .368 .663 33.2 17.7 261 91 74.8 14 .502 .378 .669 33.2 16.2 117 47 72.3 

Opponents........... 30 .436 .358 .704 33.1 12.8 216 96 67.7 14 .401 .297 .712 31.2 10.4 91 42 58.4 



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Zoller, Mark........ 198-350 .566 39-102 .382 111-142 .782 546 18.2 86-147 .585 16-40 .400 45-57 .789 233 16.6 

Jaaber, Ibrahim..... 181-345 .525 33-108 .306 81-124 .653 476 15.9 71-146 .486 11-46 .239 52-68 .765 205 14.6 

Grandieri, Brian.... 141-275 .513 22-44 .500 56-78 .718 360 12.0 61-119 .513 6-14 .429 21-28 .750 149 10.6 

Danley, Steve....... 83-170 .488 9-30 .300 96-143 .671 271 9.0 38-67 .567 2-8 .250 29-54 .537 107 7.6 

McMahon, Tommy...... 52-134 .388 23-71 .324 21-44 .477 148 5.1 25-58 .431 8-24 .333 6-15 .400 64 4.6 

Egee, Kevin......... 45-94 .479 20-39 .513 10-24 .417 120 4.0 22-45 .489 9-15 .600 4-13 .308 57 4.1 

Smith, Darren....... 39-90 .433 22-45 .489 13-22 .591 113 4.3 27-53 .509 14-24 .583 10-14 .714 78 6.5 

Kach, Michael....... 33-69 .478 7-17 .412 19-28 .679 92 4.0 22-52 .423 6-13 .462 12-17 .706 62 4.4 

Votel, Brennan...... 28-66 .424 3-20 .150 3-6 .500 62 2.1 13-29 .448 1-5 .200 2-3 .667 29 2.1 

Reilly, Justin...... 6-22 .273 1-5 .200 14-19 .737 27 1.2 3-11 .273 1-4 .250 11-14 .786 18 1.6 

Schreiber, Andreas.. 3-11 .273 1-2 .500 3-6 .500 10 0.6 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.3 

Franklin, Adam...... 2-10 .200 2-5 .400 4-4 1.000 10 0.7 1-6 .167 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 3 0.3 

Cohen, Aron......... 2-11 .182 2-11 .182 0-2 .000 6 0.4 1-3 .333 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 3 0.4 

Lewis, Cameron...... 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 0-6 .000 4 0.4 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.3 

Gill, Joe........... 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 0-2 .000 0 0.0 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 0-2 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 815-1654 .493 184-500 .368 431-650 .663 2245 74.8 372-741 .502 76-201 .378 192-287 .669 1012 72.3 

Opponents........... 719-1649 .436 189-528 .358 405-575 .704 2032 67.7 294-733 .401 62-209 .297 168-236 .712 818 58.4 



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Zoller, Mark........ 58 167 225 103 3 87 81 1.1 33 19 76 95 50 2 49 35 1.4 24 

Jaaber, Ibrahim..... 50 83 133 65 1 159 88 1.8 32 15 52 67 26 0 64 34 1.9 25 

Grandieri, Brian.... 44 115 159 48 1 81 56 1.4 23 26 48 74 17 0 28 21 1.3 18 

Danley, Steve....... 42 101 143 96 4 62 49 1.3 19 19 47 66 36 0 23 23 1.0 15 

McMahon, Tommy...... 12 40 52 51 0 36 44 0.8 15 4 23 27 18 0 11 14 0.8 15 

Egee, Kevin......... 11 23 34 36 0 19 16 1.2 10 7 12 19 17 0 8 8 1.0 10 

Smith, Darren....... 4 15 19 33 0 25 30 0.8 17 3 6 9 15 0 15 15 1.0 17 

Kach, Michael....... 10 31 41 28 0 24 19 1.3 14 8 23 31 22 0 17 10 1.7 14 

Votel, Brennan...... 22 21 43 42 1 24 15 1.6 11 10 11 21 15 0 7 4 1.8 11 

Reilly, Justin...... 5 11 16 20 0 4 6 0.7 4 3 3 6 11 0 1 5 0.2 4 

Schreiber, Andreas.. 8 7 15 17 0 3 9 0.3 4 4 4 8 9 0 1 5 0.2 2 

Franklin, Adam...... 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 0.0 7 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0.0 3 

Cohen, Aron......... 0 0 0 5 0 4 2 2.0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 3 

Lewis, Cameron...... 5 3 8 5 0 1 1 1.0 2 2 2 4 3 0 1 0 0.0 2 

Gill, Joe........... 0 3 3 2 0 2 1 2.0 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 1 2.0 0 

Total............... 316 681 997 554 10 531 423 1.3 97 135 330 465 243 2 227 179 1.3 86 

Opponents........... 343 651 994 606 - 385 489 0.8 102 143 294 437 272 6 146 218 0.7 78


Princeton Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

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Owings, Luke........ 28-21 19.0 .449 .384 .594 3.3 0.6 19 11 7.6 14-7 18.7 .439 .385 .583 3.9 0.6 9 6 7.1 

Koncz, Kyle......... 26-14 24.1 .428 .386 .786 2.4 0.9 19 4 8.0 13-1 20.7 .329 .267 .429 2.5 0.9 7 2 5.0 

Schroeder, Marcus... 28-28 38.8 .377 .329 .735 2.6 3.1 51 1 6.5 14-14 38.9 .360 .386 .583 2.1 3.1 24 0 7.4 

Gunn, Lincoln....... 28-28 32.3 .351 .295 .786 1.9 1.7 19 3 6.3 14-14 32.8 .333 .259 .818 2.0 1.7 9 2 5.9 

Conway, Justin...... 25-22 29.2 .390 .138 .667 3.9 2.2 37 6 5.9 13-11 29.1 .328 .000 .636 4.4 1.8 17 5 4.5 

Strittmatter, Mike.. 28-0 16.6 .453 .440 .500 1.6 0.6 11 4 4.9 14-0 17.1 .400 .346 .389 2.0 0.6 7 2 4.6 

Savage, Noah........ 27-4 13.8 .411 .333 .760 1.2 0.6 7 5 5.0 13-4 14.3 .489 .448 .895 1.2 0.4 2 3 5.8 

Finley, Zach........ 28-17 12.5 .476 .000 .375 2.1 0.5 7 12 3.0 14-13 13.1 .444 .000 .500 1.7 0.5 4 5 3.6 

Buffmire, Edwin..... 21-0 15.0 .389 .111 .676 2.1 1.0 12 3 3.1 7-0 13.0 .471 .000 .500 1.1 0.0 3 1 2.4 

STEUERER, Kevin..... 12-6 15.5 .400 .222 .632 1.8 0.8 3 3 3.2 10-6 17.8 .400 .222 .632 2.2 0.9 2 3 3.8 

Sargeant, Matt...... 6-0 7.0 .333 .333 .625 0.5 0.0 2 0 2.0 3-0 7.7 .500 .333 .500 0.7 0.0 1 0 3.0 

Buczak, Pawel....... 5-0 7.0 .500 .000 .500 1.2 1.2 1 1 1.8 4-0 8.2 .600 .000 .500 1.5 1.2 1 1 2.2 

Petrie, Chris....... 1-0 2.0 1.000 1.000 .000 1.0 0.0 0 0 3.0 

Woolridge, Zach..... 2-0 0.5 .000 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.0 1-0 0.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total............... 28 .410 .341 .667 23.9 11.1 188 53 50.4 14 .389 .315 .613 24.6 10.4 86 30 47.9 

Opponents........... 28 .449 .308 .693 28.7 8.6 141 78 53.3 14 .458 .301 .768 29.6 9.3 75 41 55.4 



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Owings, Luke........ 75-167 .449 43-112 .384 19-32 .594 212 7.6 36-82 .439 20-52 .385 7-12 .583 99 7.1 

Koncz, Kyle......... 68-159 .428 51-132 .386 22-28 .786 209 8.0 23-70 .329 16-60 .267 3-7 .429 65 5.0 

Schroeder, Marcus... 61-162 .377 23-70 .329 36-49 .735 181 6.5 36-100 .360 17-44 .386 14-24 .583 103 7.4 

Gunn, Lincoln....... 59-168 .351 36-122 .295 22-28 .786 176 6.3 29-87 .333 15-58 .259 9-11 .818 82 5.9 

Conway, Justin...... 55-141 .390 4-29 .138 34-51 .667 148 5.9 22-67 .328 0-10 .000 14-22 .636 58 4.5 

Strittmatter, Mike.. 48-106 .453 22-50 .440 18-36 .500 136 4.9 24-60 .400 9-26 .346 7-18 .389 64 4.6 

Savage, Noah........ 39-95 .411 20-60 .333 38-50 .760 136 5.0 23-47 .489 13-29 .448 17-19 .895 76 5.8 

Finley, Zach........ 39-82 .476 0-0 .000 6-16 .375 84 3.0 24-54 .444 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 51 3.6 

Buffmire, Edwin..... 21-54 .389 1-9 .111 23-34 .676 66 3.1 8-17 .471 0-4 .000 1-2 .500 17 2.4 

STEUERER, Kevin..... 12-30 .400 2-9 .222 12-19 .632 38 3.2 

Sargeant, Matt...... 3-9 .333 1-3 .333 5-8 .625 12 2.0 3-6 .500 1-3 .333 2-4 .500 9 3.0 

Buczak, Pawel....... 3-6 .500 0-1 .000 3-6 .500 9 1.8 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 9 2.2 

Petrie, Chris....... 1-1 1.000 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 3 3.0 

Woolridge, Zach..... 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 484-1181 .410 204-598 .341 238-357 .667 1410 50.4 243-625 .389 93-295 .315 92-150 .613 671 47.9 

Opponents........... 521-1161 .449 104-338 .308 347-501 .693 1493 53.3 262-572 .458 43-143 .301 208-271 .768 775 55.4 



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Owings, Luke........ 21 72 93 60 1 16 31 0.5 19 15 40 55 32 1 9 14 0.6 16 

Koncz, Kyle......... 11 52 63 61 2 24 20 1.2 20 7 25 32 28 1 12 6 2.0 18 

Schroeder, Marcus... 18 54 72 62 1 87 54 1.6 17 7 22 29 29 0 43 22 2.0 17 

Gunn, Lincoln....... 12 42 54 51 0 48 41 1.2 22 7 21 28 28 0 24 21 1.1 22 

Conway, Justin...... 36 62 98 72 4 54 50 1.1 16 25 32 57 34 2 23 25 0.9 11 

Strittmatter, Mike.. 9 37 46 46 0 18 41 0.4 17 6 22 28 22 0 9 22 0.4 13 

Savage, Noah........ 14 19 33 29 0 15 22 0.7 16 8 7 15 20 0 5 13 0.4 16 

Finley, Zach........ 10 48 58 44 1 13 35 0.4 12 4 20 24 24 0 7 12 0.6 12 

Buffmire, Edwin..... 16 28 44 41 1 21 26 0.8 12 3 5 8 15 0 0 9 0.0 9 

STEUERER, Kevin..... 9 13 22 21 0 9 18 0.5 12 

Sargeant, Matt...... 2 1 3 5 0 0 1 0.0 7 2 0 2 2 0 0 1 0.0 7 

Buczak, Pawel....... 3 3 6 7 0 6 4 1.5 5 3 3 6 7 0 5 4 1.2 5 

Petrie, Chris....... 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 3 

Woolridge, Zach..... 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 0 

Total............... 197 471 668 499 10 311 368 0.8 74 115 229 344 262 4 146 178 0.8 74 

Opponents........... 247 556 803 432 - 241 381 0.6 79 119 296 415 210 4 130 178 0.7 68


Yale Overall/Conference Statistics (Through games of Mar 13, 2007) 

All games 



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Flato, Eric......... 27-27 34.2 .412 .390 .748 2.0 3.6 50 0 15.3 14-14 37.2 .419 .407 .716 2.3 3.6 24 0 16.4 

Holmes, Caleb....... 27-22 25.1 .405 .348 .837 2.7 2.2 17 6 8.7 14-14 27.6 .386 .333 .912 3.1 2.4 7 4 9.6 

Hughes, Casey....... 24-22 26.5 .489 .000 .552 5.8 1.6 39 6 9.6 12-12 27.1 .517 .000 .432 5.7 1.8 20 4 8.8 

Morin, Ross......... 26-25 23.8 .522 .667 .714 4.3 0.9 15 14 8.7 14-14 26.2 .552 .500 .780 3.5 0.6 9 9 9.2 

Pinick, Travis...... 27-4 17.8 .524 .303 .750 3.4 1.9 17 12 6.6 14-1 19.6 .609 .385 .724 4.4 2.1 12 9 7.9 

Kyle, Matt.......... 27-25 18.9 .564 .000 .622 3.8 0.7 9 23 5.9 14-14 19.9 .587 .000 .667 3.6 0.6 3 11 6.1 

Holmes, Nick........ 25-4 19.3 .426 .403 .583 3.1 1.1 18 3 5.2 12-1 21.5 .465 .452 .583 3.2 0.9 10 2 5.1 

Kaplan, Sam......... 15-4 19.4 .456 .000 .621 2.6 0.7 3 1 5.3 6-0 13.0 .529 .000 .500 2.0 0.0 0 0 3.5 

Zampier, Alexander.. 24-2 12.0 .321 .290 .719 1.4 0.8 17 0 2.8 11-0 10.5 .333 .375 .583 1.2 0.2 5 0 2.0 

Abromaitis, Jason... 19-0 14.1 .397 .208 .533 4.1 0.9 8 3 3.1 6-0 10.8 .429 .400 .000 2.0 0.5 1 1 2.3 

Nelson, Paul........ 20-0 8.2 .476 .000 .615 1.4 0.1 0 6 1.8 11-0 10.0 .538 .000 .591 1.5 0.1 0 4 2.5 

Gibson, Jordan...... 9-0 1.7 .571 .000 .625 0.1 0.3 2 1 1.4 4-0 1.5 .250 .000 .667 0.0 0.0 0 0 1.5 

White, Ed........... 4-0 6.5 .333 .333 .000 1.5 0.2 0 1 2.0 

Greenberg, Ari...... 10-0 2.9 .250 .000 .000 0.3 0.6 2 0 0.2 4-0 2.5 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.5 0 0 0.0 

Davis, Josh......... 8-0 2.5 1.000 .000 .000 0.5 0.1 0 1 0.2 4-0 1.2 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total............... 27 .456 .354 .688 33.1 14.0 197 77 68.1 14 .485 .393 .694 30.3 12.3 91 44 67.6 

Opponents........... 27 .457 .350 .665 31.1 13.5 187 74 66.3 14 .466 .347 .664 28.7 13.2 86 33 64.5 



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Flato, Eric......... 133-323 .412 71-182 .390 77-103 .748 414 15.3 70-167 .419 37-91 .407 53-74 .716 230 16.4 

Holmes, Caleb....... 68-168 .405 32-92 .348 67-80 .837 235 8.7 34-88 .386 15-45 .333 52-57 .912 135 9.6 

Hughes, Casey....... 91-186 .489 0-4 .000 48-87 .552 230 9.6 45-87 .517 0-1 .000 16-37 .432 106 8.8 

Morin, Ross......... 82-157 .522 2-3 .667 60-84 .714 226 8.7 48-87 .552 1-2 .500 32-41 .780 129 9.2 

Pinick, Travis...... 66-126 .524 10-33 .303 36-48 .750 178 6.6 42-69 .609 5-13 .385 21-29 .724 110 7.9 

Kyle, Matt.......... 66-117 .564 0-0 .000 28-45 .622 160 5.9 37-63 .587 0-0 .000 12-18 .667 86 6.1 

Holmes, Nick........ 43-101 .426 29-72 .403 14-24 .583 129 5.2 20-43 .465 14-31 .452 7-12 .583 61 5.1 

Kaplan, Sam......... 31-68 .456 0-3 .000 18-29 .621 80 5.3 9-17 .529 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 21 3.5 

Zampier, Alexander.. 18-56 .321 9-31 .290 23-32 .719 68 2.8 6-18 .333 3-8 .375 7-12 .583 22 2.0 

Abromaitis, Jason... 23-58 .397 5-24 .208 8-15 .533 59 3.1 6-14 .429 2-5 .400 0-3 .000 14 2.3 

Nelson, Paul........ 10-21 .476 0-0 .000 16-26 .615 36 1.8 7-13 .538 0-0 .000 13-22 .591 27 2.5 

Gibson, Jordan...... 4-7 .571 0-0 .000 5-8 .625 13 1.4 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 6 1.5 

White, Ed........... 3-9 .333 2-6 .333 0-0 .000 8 2.0 

Greenberg, Ari...... 1-4 .250 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Davis, Josh......... 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.2 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 

Total............... 640-1402 .456 160-452 .354 400-581 .688 1840 68.1 325-670 .485 77-196 .393 220-317 .694 947 67.6 

Opponents........... 637-1394 .457 156-446 .350 361-543 .665 1791 66.3 334-717 .466 87-251 .347 148-223 .664 903 64.5 



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Flato, Eric......... 9 44 53 30 0 96 62 1.5 26 5 27 32 11 0 51 33 1.5 26 

Holmes, Caleb....... 8 66 74 67 1 60 42 1.4 20 5 39 44 35 0 34 20 1.7 20 

Hughes, Casey....... 56 83 139 53 2 38 51 0.7 18 26 42 68 28 1 21 29 0.7 18 

Morin, Ross......... 37 74 111 68 2 24 40 0.6 19 15 34 49 30 0 9 20 0.4 19 

Pinick, Travis...... 28 65 93 39 0 52 43 1.2 16 18 43 61 20 0 29 16 1.8 16 

Kyle, Matt.......... 46 56 102 94 2 20 41 0.5 13 22 29 51 48 1 9 20 0.4 13 

Holmes, Nick........ 10 68 78 34 0 27 32 0.8 13 4 34 38 21 0 11 19 0.6 11 

Kaplan, Sam......... 14 25 39 29 0 11 18 0.6 11 4 8 12 10 0 0 2 0.0 10 

Zampier, Alexander.. 4 30 34 37 1 19 35 0.5 10 2 11 13 11 0 2 8 0.2 7 

Abromaitis, Jason... 25 52 77 27 0 18 18 1.0 12 6 6 12 5 0 3 5 0.6 6 

Nelson, Paul........ 11 16 27 25 0 1 9 0.1 8 8 9 17 13 0 1 6 0.2 8 

Gibson, Jordan...... 1 0 1 1 0 3 1 3.0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 4 

White, Ed........... 1 5 6 0 0 1 1 1.0 5 

Greenberg, Ari...... 1 2 3 2 0 6 1 6.0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0.0 0 

Davis, Josh......... 1 3 4 1 0 1 0 0.0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 

Total............... 275 620 895 507 8 377 397 0.9 98 124 300 424 232 2 172 179 1.0 88 

Opponents........... 244 596 840 521 - 365 392 0.9 90 126 276 402 281 6 185 182 1.0 86

Ivy League Men’s Honorees 

www.ivyleaguesports.com 

Brown 

ALL-AMERICA 

John Pryor (1908), 1st 

FIRST-TEAM ALL-IVY 

Gene Barth (1963) 

Arnie Berman (1972) 

Eric Blackiston (1995) 

Phil Brown (1974-75) 

Mike Cingiser (1960-61-62) 

Jason Forte (2003-04-05) 

Earl Hunt (2001-02-03) 

Mark McAndrew (2007) 

Eddie Morris (1974) 

Peter Moss (1979-80) 

Todd Mulder (1985) 

Alai Nuualiitia (2003) 

Brian Saunders (1976-77) 

Joe Tebo (1956) 

Jim Turner (1986) 

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 

Darren Brady (1985), 1st 

Rick Lloyd (1991), 3rd 

Rick Lloyd (1992), 2nd 

Todd Murray (1985), 1st 

Jim Turner (1986), 1st 

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS 

Arnie Berman (1972) 

Jade Newburn (1997) 

Brian Saunders (1977) 

ACADEMIC ALL-IVY 

Marcus Becker (2006) 

Paul Krasinski (1998) 

Rick Lloyd (1992) 

Josh Meyer (2002) 

Jade Newburn (1997) 

Patrick Powers (2003-04) 

Jesse Wood (2000-01) 

NBA PLAYERS 

John Bach (1948-49), Boston 

George Grimshaw (1946-47), Providence 

Francis Mahoney (1952-54), Boston, Baltimore 

NBA DRAFTEES 

Arnie Berman (1972), Buffalo (5th rd, 65) 

Mike Cingiser (1962), Boston (9th rd, 78) 

Columbia 

ALL-AMERICA 

A.D. Alexander (1911), 1st 

John Azary (1951), 2nd 

Lou Bender (1930), 1st 

Lou Bender (1932), 1st 

Claus Benson (1912), 1st 

Walt Budko (1948), 3rd 

Chet Forte (1956), 2nd 

Chet Forte (1957), 1st 

Biaggio Gerussi (1909), 1st 

George Gregory (1931), 1st 

Marcus Hurley (1905), 1st 



Dave Jones (1932), 1st 

Ted Kiendl (1909), 1st 



Charlie Lee (1915), 1st 

W.M. Lee (1911), 1st 

John Lorch (1927), 1st 

Jim McMillian (1968), 2nd 

Jim McMillian (1969), 1st 

Jim McMillian (1970), 2nd 

Dan Meenan (1914), 1st 

Bill Nash (1935), 1st 

Bill Nash (1936), 1st 

Dave Newmark (1966), * 

John O’Brien (1937), 1st 

John O’Brien (1938), 1st 

John Ryan (1907), 1st 




Craig Austin (2000-01) 

John Baumann (2007) 

Darren Burnett (1982-83) 

Alton Byrd (1977-78-79) 

Tom Casey (1993) 

Sean Couch (1987) 

Heyward Dotson (1969-70) 

Ted Dwyer (1957) 

Bob Evans (1973) 

Stan Felsinger (1966) 

Chet Forte (1955-57) 

Ricky Free (1977-78) 

Tom Gwydir (1986) 

Buck Jenkins (1991-92-93) 

Jim McMillian (1968-69-70) 

Dave Newmark (1966-68) 

Russ Steward (1992) 

RHODES SCHOLAR 

Heyward Dotson (1970) 

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLAR 

William Ames (1968) 


Craig Austin (2000-01) 

Joe Case (2002) 

Matt Fuchs (1997) 

Ben Nwachukwu (2006) 

Gary Raimondo (1998-99) 

Eric Speaker (1992) 

NBA PLAYERS 

Walter Budko (1948-52), Baltimore, 

Philadelphia 

Henry Dehnert (1946-47), Providence 

Jim McMillian (1970-79), Los Angeles, Buffalo, 

New York, Portland 

Jack Molinas (1953-54), Fort Wayne 

George Munroe (1946-48), St. Louis, Boston 

Dave Newmark (1968-71), Chicago,Atlanta, 

Carolina (ABA) 

NBA DRAFTEES 

John Azary (1951), Boston 

Paul Brandt (1953), Milwaukee 

Alton Byrd (1979), Boston (10th rd, 186) 

Sean Couch (1987), Indiana (3rd rd, 60) 

Heyward Dotson (1970), Phoenix (7th rd, 112) 

Chet Forte (1957), Cincinnati (7th rd, 49) 

Ricky Free (1979), N.J. Nets (9th rd, 173) 

Jim McMillian (1970), L.A. Lakers (1st rd, 13) 

Jack Molinas (1953), Fort Wayne 

Dave Newmark (1968), Chicago (3rd rd, 31) 

Roger Walaszak (1969), N.Y. Knicks 

(9th rd, 124)



Cornell 

ALL-AMERICA 

Leslie Brown (1915), 1st 

Robert Gale (1948), 2nd 

George Halstead (1913), 1st 

Gil Halstead (1914), 1st 

Walter Lunden (1914), 1st 

John Luther (1923), 1st 


John Bajusz (1985-86-87) 

Ken Bantum (1985) 

KaRon Barnes (2004) 

Bill Baugh (1962) 

Maynard Brown (1975) 

Lenny Collins (2005) 

Steve Cram (1965) 

Bob DeLuca (1965-66) 

George Farley (1960) 

Sam Jacobs (1988) 

Lou Jordan (1958) 

Mike Lucas (1982) 

John McCord (1997) 

Greg Morris (1967) 

Chuck Rolles (1955-56) 

Jerry Szachara (1963) 

Bernard Vaughan (1977) 


Lenny Collins (2006) 3rd 

Graham Dow (2007) 1st 

Jeff Gaca (1993) 3rd 


Greg Barratt (2001) 

Lenny Collins (2005-06) 

Kevin Cuttica (1999) 

Graham Dow (2005) 

Jeff Gaca (1992) 

Derek Kruse (2000) 

Steve Marusich (1994) 

Omar Sanders (1993) 

Brandt Schuckman (1996) 

Justin Treadwell (1994) 

NBA PLAYERS 

Gene Bence (1948-50), Oshkosh (NBL), 

Tri-Cities 

Nat Militzok (1946-47), New York,Toronto 

Ed Peterson (1948-51), Syracuse (NBL), 

Tri-Cities 

NBA DRAFTEES 

Ken Bantum (1985), N.Y. Knicks 

(7th rd, 142) 

George Farley (1960), Minneapolis 

(5th rd, 34) 

Robert Gale (1948), St. Louis 

Paul Gerwin (1951), Philadelphia 

Lou Jordan (1959), Detroit (6th rd, 40th) 

Gregg Morris (1968),Baltimore 

(16th rd, 200) 

Ed Peterson (1948), N.Y. Knicks 

Jerry Szachara (1963), N.Y. Knicks 

(13th rd, 80) 

Dartmouth 

ALL-AMERICA 

Al Bonniwell (1935), 1st 

Audley Brindley (1944), 1st 

Gus Broberg (1939), 1st 



George Grebenstein (1906), 1st 

Ernst Mensel (1912), 1st 

George Munroe (1942), 1st 

Rufus Sisson (1912), 1st 

Stanley Skaug (1943), 2nd 

Maurice Swarthout (1929), 3rd 


Paul Anderson (1983-84) 

Jim Barton (1988-89) 

James Blackwell (1991) 

James Brown (1973) 

Brian Burke (1984) 

Sterling Edmonds (1978) 

Paul Erland (1971) 

Gregg Frame (1994) 

Jim Francis (1955-57) 

Shaun Gee (1998-99) 

Ron Judson (1956) 

Chuck Kaufman (1959) 

Rudy LaRusso (1958-59) 

Larry Lawrence (1979-81) 

Seamus Lonergan (1995-96-97) 

Walter Palmer (1990) 

George Ramming (1961) 

Bryan Randall (1988) 


Paul Anderson (1984), 1st 

Jon Logan Edwards (1982), 4th 

Tim Hassett (1985), 1st 

Seamus Lonergan (1996), 1st 

Seamus Lonergan (1997), 2nd 

John Mackay (1989), 3rd 

John Mackay (1990), 3rd 

Crawford Palmer (1993), 2nd 


George Munroe (1949) 


Paul Anderson (1984) 

Joe Colgan (1968) 

Bill Healey (1976) 

Seamus Lonergan (1997) 

John Mackay (1990) 


Greg Buth (1999-00-01) 

Jason Capps (1994) 

Jacob Capps (1995-96) 

John Conley (1993) 

Mike Crotty (1992) 

Jason Kemp (1998-00) 

Mark Kissling (2001) 

Michael Liddy (2005) 

Seamus Lonergan (1995-96-97) 

Mike McLaren (2003-04) 

Brian McMillan (2006) 

Crawford Palmer (1993) 

OLYMPIANS 

Crawford Palmer (2000), Silver medal for France 

NBA PLAYERS 

James Blackwell (1994-95), Charlotte, Boston 

Audley Brindley (1946-47), New York 

Rudy LaRusso (1959-69), Minneapolis, 

Los Angeles, San Francisco 

Edward Leede (1949-51), Boston 

Dick McGuire (1949-60), New York, Detroit 

George Munroe (1946-48), St. Louis, Boston 

Walter Palmer (1990-93), Utah, Dallas 

NBA DRAFTEES 

James Brown (1973), Kansas City-Omaha 

(9th rd, 143) 

Sterling Edmunds (1978), Portland (3rd rd, 66) 

Rudy LaRusso (1959), Minneapolis (2nd, 9) 

Walter Palmer (1990), Utah (2nd rd, 33) 

Alex Wynn (1970), Detroit (9th rd, 139)



Harvard 

ALL-AMERICA 

Harold Amberg (1906), 1st 

Wyndol Gray (1946), 2nd 

Ralph Griffiths (1906), 1st 


Joe Carrabino (1984-85) 

Dan Clemente (2000-01) 

Don Fleming (1980-81-82) 

Mike Gielen (1989) 

Patrick Harvey (2002) 

Tim Hill (1999) 

Ralph James (1990) 

Floyd Lewis (1971) 

Merle McClung (1964) 

Ron Mitchell (1991) 

Keith Sedlacek (1966) 

Lou Silver (1974) 

Kyle Snowden (1996-97) 

Matt Stehle (2005-06) 


Joe Carrabino (1981), 4th 

Joe Carrabino (1985), 1st 

Arne Duncan (1987), 1st 

Jim Goffredo (2007), 2nd 

Tim Hill (1999), 2nd 

Matt Stehle (2006), 2nd 

RHODES SCHOLARS 

Bryce Nelson (1959) 

Charles Maynes (1960) 

Ben Heineman (1965) 

Merle McClung (1965) 

Charles Filson (1966) 

Franklin Raines (1971) 

Donald Gogel (1971) 

James Basker (1976) 

Glen Fine (1979) 

Alex Dreier (1988) 


Glen Fine (1979) 

Willie Jenkins (1974) 


Mike Beam (1999) 

Jan Esway (1995) 

Andrew Gellert (2002) 

Tim Hill (1998) 

Ron Mitchell (1992) 

E. Prasse-Freeman (2003) 

Tyler Rullman (1993) 

Matt Stehle (2006) 

NBA PLAYERS 

Saul Marlachin (1947-48), Boston 

Edward Smith (1953-54), New York 

NBA DRAFTEES 

James Brown (1973),Atlanta (4th rd, 42) 

Joe Carrabino (1985), Denver (6th rd, 135) 

Dale Dover (1971), Boston (10th rd, 161) 

Bob Ferry (1985),Atlanta (7th rd, 146) 

Glenn Fine (1979), S Anton (10th rd, 199) 

Ernest Hardy (1970), Detroit (13th rd, 195) 

Floyd Lewis (1973), Cleve (11th rd, 169) 

Ed Smith (1951), N.Y. Knicks 

Keith Webster (1987), Utah (7th rd, 153) 

Penn 

ALL-AMERICA 

Ernie Beck (1951), 2nd 

Ernie Beck (1952), 2nd 

Ernie Beck (1953), 1st 

Francis Crossin (1944), 2nd 

Howard Dallmar (1945), 1st 

George Flint (1906), 1st 

George Flint (1907), 1st 

Emanuel Goldblatt (1925), 1st 

Emanuel Goldblatt (1926), 1st 

William Graves (1922), 1st 

Ron Haigler (1975), 5th 

Charles Keinath (1906), 1st 




Thomas Magner (1930), 2nd 

Dan McNichol (1919), 1st 



Edward McNichol (1916), 1st 

Bob Morse (1972), 2nd 

Fran Murray (1937), 1st 

Hubert Peck (1918), 1st 

Hubert Peck (1920), 1st 

Tony Price (1979), 1st 

Joe Schaaf (1928), 1st 

Joe Schaaf (1929), 1st 

Andrew Stannard (1919), 1st 

George Sweeney (1918), 1st 

George Sweeney (1920), 1st 

William Turner (1912), 1st 

Lewis Walton (1911), 1st 

David Wohl (1971), 4th 


Jerome Allen (1993-94-95) 

Koko Archibong (2002) 

John Beecroft (1974-75) 

Tim Begley (2005) 

Steve Bilsky (1970) 

Ira Bowman (1996) 

Michael Brown (1983) 

Perry Bromwell (1985-86-87) 

Corky Calhoun (1970-71-72) 

Dick Csencsitz (1958) 

Hassan Duncombe (1990) 

John Engles (1976) 

Walt Frazier (1989) 

Ron Haigler (1973-74-75) 

Ken Hall (1981) 

Phil Hankinson (1972-73) 

Ibrahim Jaaber (2006-07) 

Michael Jordan (1998-99-00) 

Tim Krug (1996) 

Matt Langel (2000) 

Bart Leach (1955) 

Bruce Lefkowitz (1987) 

Paul Little (1982) 

Matt Maloney (1993-94-95) 

Keven McDonald (1976-77-78) 

Bob Mikvy (1960) 

Bob Morse (1972) 

Jeff Neuman (1964-65-66) 

Ugonna Onyekwe (2002-03) 

Stan Pawlak (1964-65-66) 

Barry Pierce (1994) 

Lamar Plummer (2001) 

Tony Price (1979) 

Paul Romanczuk (1999) 

James Salters (1980) 

Jeff Schiffner (2003-04) 

Joe Sturgis (1956) 

Andrew Toole (2002) 

Matt White (1979) 

Dave Wohl (1969-71) 

Mark Zoller (2006-07) 


Robert Morse (1971), 1st 


John Wideman (1963) 

POSTGRADUATE SCHOLAR 

Robert Morse (1972) 


Koko Archibong (2002-03) 

Tim Begley (2004-05) 

Steve Danley (2006) 

Jeff Goldstein (1998) 

David Klatsky (2001) 

Mike Milobsky (1992) 

Jeff Schiffner (2003) 

NBA PLAYERS 

Jerome Allen (1995-97), Minn, Indiana, Den 

Ernie Beck (1953-61), Phila, St. Louis, Syra 

Bob Bigelow (1975-79), K. City, Bos, S.D. 

Ira Bowman (1999-02), Philadelphia,Atlanta 

Corky Calhoun (1972-80), Phx, L.A., Port, Ind 

Francis Crossin (1947-50), Philadelphia 

Howard Dallmar (1946-49), Philadelphia 

Phil Hankinson (1973-75), Boston 

Matt Maloney (1996-01), Hous, Chicago, Atl 

Jack McCloskey (1952-53), Philadelphia 

Tony Price (1980-81), San Diego 

Dave Wohl (1971-78), Philadelphia, Port, 

Buffalo, Houston, New York, New Jersey 

NBA DRAFTEES 

Jerome Allen (1995), Minnesota (2nd rd, 49) 

Ernie Beck (1953), Philadelphia 

Bob Bigelow (1975), K.C.-Omaha 

(1st rd, 13) 

Perry Bromwell (1987), N.J. Nets (6th rd, 118) 

Corky Calhoun (1972), Phoenix (1st rd, 4) 

Al Cotler (1972), Chicago (12th rd, 174) 

Francis Crossin (1947), Philadelphia 

John Engles (1976), Cleveland (4th rd, 66) 

Ron Haigler (1975), Chicago (4th rd, 68) 

Phil Hankinson (1973), Boston (2nd rd, 35) 

Bart Leach (1955), Boston 

Paul Little (1983), Portland (7th rd, 154) 

Keven McDonald (1978), Seattle (2nd rd, 42) 

Bob Morse (1972), Buffalo (3rd rd, 32) 

Jeff Neuman (1966), Baltimore (6th rd, 55) 

Tony Price (1979), Detroit (2nd rd, 29) 

James Salters (1980), N.Y. Knicks 

(8th rd, 171) 

Don Scanlon (1952), Philadelphia 

Ed Stefanski (1976), Phila (10th rd, 168) 

Matt White (1979), Portland (5th rd, 100) 

Bobby Willis (1979), Phila (7th rd, 142) 

Dave Wohl (1971), Phila (3rd rd, 46)



Princeton 

ALL-AMERICA 

Bill Bradley (1963), 1st 



Ken Fairman (1933), 1st 

Cyril Haas (1916), 1st 

Cyril Haas (1917), 1st 

Arthur Loeb (1922), 1st 

Arthur Loeb (1923), 1st 

Carl Loeb (1926), 1st 

Geoff Petrie (1970), 3rd 

Hamilton Salmon (1913), 1st 

Brian Taylor (1972), 1st 

Chris Thomforde (1967), 2nd 

O. deG.Vanderbilt (1905), 1st 


Carl Belz (1957-59) 

Bill Bradley (1963-64-65) 

Jim Brangan (1959-60) 

Pete Campbell (1960-61-62) 

Brian Earl (1999) 

Scott Greenman (2006) 

Steve Goodrich (1996-97-97) 

Hal Haabestad (1955) 

Barnes Hauptfuhrer (1976) 

Joe Heiser (1967-68) 

Rick Hielscher (1994-95) 

Armond Hill (1975-76) 

John Hummer (1969-70) 

Art Hyland (1963) 

Sean Jackson (1991-92) 

Sydney Johnson (1996-97) 

Al Kaemmerien (1961-62) 

Gabe Lewullis (1998-99) 

Ted Manakas (1973) 

Randy Melville (1980-81) 

Chris Mooney (1993) 

Kit Mueller (1989-90-91) 

Kevin Mullin (1984) 

Bill Omeltchenko (1978) 

Geoff Petrie (1968-69) 

Craig Robinson (1982-83) 

Bill Ryan (1984) 

Bob Scrabis (1988-89) 

Frank Sowinski (1977-78) 

Brian Taylor (1971-72) 

Chris Thomforde (1967-68) 

Will Venable (2004) 

Judson Wallace (2004) 

Gary Walters (1967) 

Nate Walton (2001) 

Chris Young (2000) 


HALL OF FAME 

Bill Bradley (1988) 


Bill Bradley (1965) 1st 

Gordon Enderle (1982) hm 

Steve Goodrich (1998) 2nd 

Kit Mueller (1990) 3rd 

Kit Mueller (1991) 1st 


Bill Bradley (1965) 


Sydney Johnson (1990) 

Chris Thomforde (1969) 


Chris Doyal (1996) 

Ahmed El-Nokali (2002) 

Scott Greenman (2006) 

Steve Goodrich (1997-98) 

Rick Hielscher (1995) 

Sydney Johnson (1996-97) 

Gabe Lewullis (1999) 

Chris Marquardt (1992) 

Ed Persia (2004) 

Mason Rocca (2000) 

Kyle Wente (2002) 

OLYMPIAN 

Bill Bradley (1964) Gold for the U.S. 

NBA PLAYERS 

Bill Bradley (1967-77) New York 

Steve Goodrich (2000-02) Chicago, N.J. 

Armond Hill (1976-84) Atlanta, Seattle, 

San Diego, Milwaukee,Atlanta 

John Hummer (1970-76) Buffalo, Chicago, Sea 

Michael Kearns (1954-55) Philadelphia 

Ted Manakas (1973-74) Kansas City-Omaha 

John Palmer (1946-49) New York 

Geoff Petrie (1970-76) Portland 

Brian Taylor (1972-82) New York (ABA), 

Kansas City, Denver, San Diego 

B. van Breda Kolff (1946-50) New York 

NBA DRAFTEES 

Bernie Adams (1950) Philadelphia 

Carl Belz (1959) Philadelphia (9th, 62) 

Reggie Bird (1972) Atlanta (4th rd, 55) 

Bill Bradley (1965) N.Y. Knicks 

(before 1st rd, territory) 

Jim Brangan (1960) Philadelphia (6th, 47) 

Pete Campbell (1962) Chicago (10th rd, 79) 

John Haarlow (1968) NYK (13th rd, 177) 

B. Hauptfuhrer (1976) Houston (3rd rd, 43) 

Joe Heiser (1968) Baltimore (6th rd, 68) 

Armond Hill (1976) Atlanta (1st rd, 9) 

Ed Hummer (1967) Boston (6th rd, 64) 

John Hummer (1970) Buffalo (1st rd, 15) 

Michael Kearns (1951) Philadelphia 

Ted Manakas (1973) Atlanta (3rd rd, 36) 

Kevin Mullin (1984) Boston (4th rd, 93) 

Geoff Petrie (1970) Portland (1st rd, 8th) 

Andy Rimol (1974) Buffalo (10th rd, 170) 

Craig Robinson (1983) Phila (4th rd, 93) 

Bob Roma (1979) K. City (6th rd, 126) 

Billy Ryan (1984) N.J. Nets (9th rd, 200) 

Rich Simkus (1983) N.J. Nets (10th rd, 222) 

Frank Sowinski (1978) N.J. Nets (9th rd, 171) 

Brian Taylor (1972) Seattle (2nd rd, 23) 

Chris Thomforde (1969) N.Y. Knicks (7th rd, 96) 

T.van Blommesteyn (1975) NYK (9th rd, 153) 

Yale University 

ALL-AMERICA 

W.P. Arnold (1915), 1st 

Harry Fisher (1905), 1st 

Willard Hyatt (1905), 1st 

Rick Kaminsky (1964), * 

Gilmore Kinney (1906), 1st 

Gilmore Kinney (1907), 1st 

Orson Kinney (1917), 1st 

Tony Lavelli (1946), 1st 

Tony Lavelli (1947), 2nd 



Egbert Miles (1934), 3rd 

Haskell Noyes (1908), 1st 

Charles Taft (1917), 1st 


Casey Cammann (1992) 

Dean Campbell (1990) 

Tim Daaleman (1981) 

Larry Downs (1958-59) 

Edwin Draughan (2005) 

Chris Dudley (1985-86-87) 

Eric Flato (2007) 

Butch Graves (1983-84) 

Rick Johnson (1967) 

Rick Kaminsky (1963-64) 

John Lee (1956-57-58) 

Bill Madden (1961-62) 

Paul Maley (1987-88) 

Dominick Martin (2006) 

Ed Petersen (1992) 

Emerson Whitley (1998) 

Larry Zigerelli (1980) 


Tim Daaleman (1982), hm 

Mike Ryan (1989), 2nd 

David Tompkins (1999), 3rd 


Robert McCallum (1968) 

Mike Oristaglio (1974) 

James McGuire (1974) 


Richard Johnson (1967) 

Robert McCallum (1968) 


Casey Cammann (1992) 

Stuart Davies (1992) 

Craig Fairfield (1993) 

Alex Gamboa (2005) 

Josh Greenberg (2006) 

Josh Jennings (1994) 

Andy Karazim (1995) 

Chris Leanza (2003) 

Matt Minoff (2004) 

Matt Ricketts (1996-97-98) 

Ted Smith (2000) 

David Tompkins (1999) 

NBA PLAYERS 

Chris Dudley (1987-02) Cleveland, New 

Jersey, Portland, New York 

Butch Graves (1984-85) Cleveland 

Tony Lavelli (1949-51) Boston, New York 

NBA DRAFTEES 

Chris Dudley (1987) Cleveland (4th rd, 75) 

Butch Graves (1984) Phila (3rd rd, 68) 

Rich Kaminsky (1964) Phila (6th rd, 47th) 

Tony Lavelli (1949) Boston 

John Lee (1958) N.Y. Knicks (3rd rd, 19) 

Dennis Lynch (1964) NYK (11th rd, 85) 

Steve Trupin (1965) NYK (13th rd, 90)

Ivy League Men’s Year-by-Year 


1956-57 

Team Ivy All Head Coach 

Yale 12-2 18-8 Joe Vancisin 

Dartmouth 10-4 18-7 Doggie Julian 

Columbia 9-5 18-6 Lou Rossini 

Princeton 9-5 14-9 Franklin Cappon 

Harvard 7-7 12-9 Floyd Wilson 

Brown 4-10 8-16 Stan Ward 

Penn 3-11 7-19 Jack McCloskey 

Cornell 2-12 4-19 Royner Greene 

NCAA TOURNAMENT 

East Region (New York, N.Y.) 

Mar 12 — Yale lost to North Carolina, 90-74 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Carl Belz (Princeton),Ted Dwyer 

(Columbia), Chet Forte (Columbia), Jim Francis 

(Dartmouth), John Lee (Yale) 

Second Team • Ed Robinson (Yale), Larry Downs 

(Yale), Dave Fulcomer (Princeton), Gene Booth 

(Dartmouth), Ron Judson (Dartmouth) 

Honorable Mention • Gerry Alaimo (Brown), 

Dick Csencsitz (Penn), George Harrington 

(Harvard), Lou Jordan (Cornell), Paul Kelso 

(Penn), Joe Tebo (Brown), Bob Lehner (Columbia), 

Dick Woolston (Harvard) 

IVY TOP SCORERS 

League Games Only 

28.8.......Chet Forte (Columbia) 

24.1.......John Lee (Yale) 

19.0.......Ted Dwyer (Columbia) 

17.8.......Carl Belz (Princeton) 

17.0.......Joe Tebo (Brown) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Chet Forte, Columbia — First team (AP, UPI, 

Look, Helms, Converse), Second team (NABC, 

Int'l News Service, NEA) 

PRO DRAFT PICK 

Columbia’s Chet Forte by the Cincinnati Royals 

in the 7th Round (49th) 

1957-58 









Columbia 2-12 6-18 Lou Rossini 



Mar 11 — Dartmouth beat Connecticut, 75-64 

East Region (Charlotte, N.C.) 

Mar 14 — Dartmouth beat Manhattan, 79-62 

Mar 15 — Dartmouth lost to Temple, 69-50 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Dick Csencsitz (Penn), Larry Downs 

(Yale), Lou Jordan (Cornell), Rudy LaRusso 

(Dartmouth), John Lee (Yale) 

Second Team • Carl Belz (Princeton), Gerry 

Alaimo (Brown), Rudy Milkey (Columbia), Chuck 

Kaufman (Dartmouth), Neil Muncaster (Harvard) 

Honorable Mention • Bryant Danner (Harvard), 

Dave Fulcomer (Princeton),Art Klein (Princeton), 

Dick Rodin (Columbia), Jack Saxenmeyer (Penn), 

George Schmidt (Penn),Walt Sosnowski 

(Dartmouth), Joe Tebo (Brown) 



19.4.......Rudy Milkey (Columbia) 

19.1.......John Lee (Yale) 

18.9.......Larry Downs (Yale) 

18.7.......Lou Jordan (Cornell) 

17.7.......Dick Csencsitz (Penn) 

1958-59 









Columbia 2-12 3-21 Archie Oldham 

IVY PLAYOFF 

New Haven, Conn. 

Mar 7 — Dartmouth defeated Princeton, 69-68 



Mar 10 — Dartmouth lost to West Virginia, 82-68 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Carl Belz (Princeton), Jim Brangan 

(Princeton), Larry Downs (Yale), Chuck Kaufman 

(Dartmouth), Rudy LaRusso (Dartmouth) 

Second Team • Joe Burns (Princeton), Cliff Ehrlich 

(Brown), George Schmidt (Penn), Lou Jordan 

(Cornell), George Harrington (Harvard) 

Honorable Mention • Gerry Glynn (Yale),Walt 

Sosnowski (Dartmouth), Dave Zornow (Cornell), 

Art Klein (Princeton), Murray Melton (Columbia), 

Joe Bowman (Penn), George Farley (Cornell) 



20.6.......Lou Jordan (Cornell) 

20.1.......Carl Belz (Princeton) 

19.4.......Rudy LaRusso (Dartmouth) 

18.8.......Murray Melton (Columbia) 

17.7.......George Harrington (Harvard) 


Bryce Nelson (Harvard) 

PRO DRAFT PICKS 

Dartmouth's Rudy LaRusso by the Minneapolis 

Lakers in the 2nd Round (9th) ... Cornell's Lou 

Jordan by the Detroit Pistons in the 6th Round 

(40th) ... Princeton's Carl Belz by the Minneapolis 

Lakers in the 9th Round (62th)



1959-60 




Cornell 8-6 13-10 Sam MacNeil 








Mar 8 — Princeton lost to Duke, 84-60 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Jim Brangan (Princeton), Pete 

Campbell (Princeton), Mike Cingiser (Brown), 

George Farley (Cornell), Bob Mlkvy (Penn) 

Second Team • Gary Borchard (Harvard), Gary 

Vandeweghe (Dartmouth), Dick Rodin 

(Columbia), Ed Auzenbergs (Columbia), Chuck 

Kaufman (Dartmouth), Bill Baugh (Cornell), Dan 

McFadden (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Jay Harris (Cornell), Greg 

Heath (Brown), Bill Madden (Yale),Walt 

Sosnowski (Dartmouth), Joe Cook (Penn), 

George Ramming (Dartmouth) 



23.0.......Pete Campbell (Princeton) 

19.5.......Bob Mlkvy (Penn) 

18.9.......Mike Cingiser (Brown) 

18.7.......Dan McFadden (Yale) 

18.3.......George Farley (Cornell) 


Charles Maynes (Harvard) 


Cornell's George Farley by the Minneapolis 

Lakers in the 5th Round (34th) ... Princeton's Jim 

Brangan by the Philadelphia Warriors in the 6th 

Round (47th) 

1960-61 


Princeton 11-3 18-8 Jake McCandless 










Mar 14 — Princeton beat Geo.Washington, 84- 

67 


Mar 17 — Princeton lost to St. Joseph’s, 72-67 

Mar 18 — Princeton lost to St. Bonaventure, 85- 

67 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Pete Campbell (Princeton), Mike 

Cingiser (Brown),Al Kaemmerlen (Princeton), Bill 

Madden (Yale), George Ramming (Dartmouth) 

Second Team • Fred Portnoy (Columbia), Bob 

Mlkvy (Penn), John Petry (Cornell), Forrest 

Broman (Brown), Gary Borchard (Harvard),Art 

Hyland (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Sid Amira (Penn), John 

Dowd (Yale), Pete Kelley (Harvard), Greg Heath 

(Brown), Steve Spahn (Dartmouth), Ed 

Auzenbergs (Columbia) 



20.6.......George Ramming (Dartmouth) 


16.9.......Bill Madden (Yale) 

16.7.......Al Kaemmerlen (Princeton) 

16.6.......John Petry (Cornell) 

1961-62 




Princeton 10-4 13-10 Jake McCandless 





Columbia 1-13 3-21 Jack Rohan 


East Region (Philadelphia, Pa.) 

Mar 12 — Yale lost to Wake Forest, 92-82 (ot) 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Bill Baugh (Cornell), Pete Campbell 

(Princeton), Mike Cingiser (Brown),Al 

Kaemmerien (Princeton), Bill Madden (Yale) 

Second Team • Bob Purdy (Penn), Rick Kaminsky 

(Yale), John Wideman (Penn), Jerry Szachara 

(Cornell), Steve Spahn (Dartmouth),Art Hyland 

(Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Art Woliansky (Columbia), 

Gary Borchard (Harvard), Gene Barth (Brown), 

Jerry Krumbein (Cornell), Denny Lynch 

(Harvard), Pete Kelley (Harvard) 



23.2.......Steve Spahn (Dartmouth) 


18.9.......Mike Cingiser (Brown) 

16.0.......Art Woliansky (Columbia) 

15.9.......Al Kaemmerlen (Princeton) 


Brown's Mike Cingiser by the Boston Celtics in 

the 9th Round (78th) ... Princeton's Pete 

Campbell by the Chicago Zephyrs in the 10th 

Round (79th)



1962-63 


Princeton 11-3 19-6 B. van Breda Kolff 








IVY PLAYOFF 

Bronx, N.Y. 

Mar 8 — Princeton defeated Yale, 65-53 



Mar 11 — Princeton lost to St. Joseph’s, 82-81 

(ot) 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Gene Barth (Brown), Bill Bradley 

(Princeton),Art Hyland (Princeton), Rick 

Kaminsky (Yale), Jerry Szachara (Cornell) 

Second Team • Jerry Krumbein (Cornell), Dave 

Robinson (Penn), John Wideman (Penn), Denny 

Lynch (Yale), Sid Amira (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Davis Blaine (Dartmouth), 

Ray Carazo (Penn), Jim Cleven (Columbia), Fran 

Driscoll (Brown), Neil Farber (Columbia), Denny 

Lynch (Harvard), Dave Schumacher (Yale), Marvin 

Van Leeuwen (Cornell) 



27.5.......Bill Bradley (Princeton) 

20.2.......Rick Kaminsky (Yale) 

19.9.......Jerry Szachara (Cornell) 

19.2.......Jerry Krumbein (Cornell) 

16.8.......Neil Farber (Columbia) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Bill Bradley, Princeton — First team (Sporting 

News, Helms), Second team (AP, UPI, Look, 

Converse, NEA),Third team (NABC) 


John Wideman (Penn) 


Cornell's Jerry Szachara by the New York Knicks 

in the 13th Round (80th) 

1963-64 












Mar 9 — Princeton beat VMI, 86-60 

East Region (Raleigh, N.C.) 

Mar 13 — Princeton lost to Connecticut, 52-50 

Mar 14 — Princeton lost to Villanova, 74-62 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Bill Bradley (Princeton), Rick 

Kaminsky (Yale), Merle McClung (Harvard), Jeff 

Neuman (Penn), Stan Pawlak (Penn) 

Second Team • Neil Farber (Columbia), Denny 

Lynch (Yale), Steve Cram (Cornell), Dave Tarr 

(Brown), Dave Schumacher (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Ray Carazo (Penn), Chris 

Kinum (Dartmouth), Ken Benoit (Columbia), Bob 

Berube (Cornell), Fran Driscoll (Brown), Ray 

Ratkowski (Cornell), Bob Haarlow (Princeton), 

John Hellings (Penn) 




25.5.......Rick Kaminsky (Yale) 

19.9.......Merle McClung (Harvard) 


16.4.......Stan Pawlak (Penn) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Bill Bradley, Princeton — First team (AP, UPI, 

NABC, USBWA, Sporting News, Converse, NEA, 

Helms) 

Rick Kaminsky,Yale — no specific team (Helms) 

OLYMPIC MEDALIST 

Bill Bradley (Princeton) won gold for the United 

States in Tokyo Games 


Yale's Rick Kaminsky by the Philadelphia 76ers in 

the 6th Round (47th) ...Yale's Dennis Lynch by 

the New York Knicks in the 11th Round (85th) 

1964-65 












Mar 8 — Princeton beat Penn State, 60-58 

East Region (College Park, Md.) 

Mar 12 — Princeton beat N.C. State, 66-48 

Mar 13 — Princeton beat Providence, 109-69 

FINAL FOUR (Portland, Ore.) 

Mar 19 — Princeton lost to Michigan, 93-76 

Mar 20 — Princeton beat Wichita State, 118-82 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Bill Bradley (Princeton), Steve Cram 

(Cornell), Bob DeLuca (Cornell), Jeff Neuman 

(Penn), Stan Pawlak (Penn) 

Second Team • Keith Sedlacek (Harvard), Stan 

Felsinger (Columbia), Neil Farber (Columbia), 

Bob Trupin (Yale), Merle McClung (Harvard), Dave 

Bliss (Cornell) 

Honorable Mention • Dave Blaine (Dartmouth), 

Gunnar Malm (Dartmouth), Don Rodenbach 

(Princeton), Gary Walters (Princeton), Ed 

Hummer (Princeton) 





23.7.......Keith Sedlacek (Harvard) 

21.1.......Stan Felsinger (Columbia) 


ALL-AMERICA 

Bill Bradley, Princeton — First team (AP, UPI, 

NABC, USBWA, Sporting News, Converse, NEA, 

Helms) 


Bill Bradley (Princeton), Ben Heineman (Harvard) 

& Merle McClung (Harvard) 


Princeton's Bill Bradley by the New York Knicks 

before the 1st Round (Territorial Pick) ...Yale's 

Steve Trupin by the New York Knicks in the 13th 

Round (90th)



1965-66 











No representation 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Bob DeLuca (Cornell), Stan Felsinger 

(Columbia), Jeff Neuman (Penn), Dave Newmark 

(Columbia), Stan Pawlak (Penn), Keith Sedlacek 

(Harvard) 

Second Team • Steve Cram (Cornell), Ed 

Hummer (Princeton), Garry Munson (Cornell), 

Chuck Fitzgerald (Penn), Gary Walters 

(Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Frank Burgess (Penn), Gene 

Dressler (Harvard),Alan Fishman (Brown), Ed 

Goldstone (Yale), Bob Haarlow (Princeton), Rick 

Johnson (Yale) 



23.5.......Keith Sedlacek (Harvard) 

22.4.......Dave Newmark (Columbia) 


20.4.......Jeff Neuman (Penn) 

19.7.......Stan Felsinger (Columbia) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Dave Newmark, Columbia — no specific team 

(Helms) 


Charles Filson (Harvard) 


Penn's Jeff Newman by the Baltimore Bullets in 

the 6th Round (55th) 

1966-67 





Penn 7-7 11-14 Dick Harter 






East Region (Blacksburg,Va.) 

Mar 11 — Princeton beat West Virginia, 68-57 


Mar 17 — Princeton lost to N. Carolina, 78-70 

(ot) 

Mar 18 — Princeton beat St. John’s, 78-58 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Joe Heiser (Princeton), Rick Johnson 

(Yale), Greg Morris (Cornell), Chris Thomforde 

(Princeton), Gary Walters (Princeton) 

Second Team • Walt Esdaile (Cornell), John 

Haarlow (Princeton), Hank South (Cornell), Ed 

Goldstone (Yale), Roger Walaszek (Columbia) 

Honorable Mention • Bill Reynolds (Brown), Rick 

Stoner (Yale), Ed Hummer (Princeton),Tom 

Northrup (Penn), Chris Gallagher (Harvard), 

Blaine Aston (Cornell),Alan Fishman (Brown), Jeff 

Osowski (Penn), Joe Colgan (Dartmouth), Barth 

Royer (Harvard), Charles Snell (Penn) 



18.8.......Greg Morris (Cornell) 

16.4.......Ed Goldstone (Yale) 

16.4.......Bill Reynolds (Brown) 

15.4.......Rick Johnson (Yale) 

15.4.......Hank South (Cornell) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Chris Thomforde, Princeton — Second team 

(Converse) 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLAR 

Richard Johnson (Yale) 


Princeton's Ed Hummer by the Boston Celtics in 


1967-68 






Dartmouth 6-8 8-18 Dave Gavitt 




IVY PLAYOFF 

Jamaica, N.Y. 

Mar 5 — Columbia defeated Princeton, 92-74 



Mar 8 — Columbia beat La Salle, 83-69 


Mar 15 — Columbia lost to Davidson, 61-59 

Mar 16 — Columbia beat St. Bonaventure, 95-75 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Joe Heiser (Princeton), Jim McMillian 

(Columbia), Dave Newmark (Columbia), Geoff 

Petrie (Princeton), Chris Thomforde (Princeton) 

Second Team • Rick Stoner (Yale), Heyward 

Dotson (Columbia), John Hummer (Princeton), 

Frank Wisneski (Yale), Henry Tyson (Dartmouth) 

Honorable Mention • Greg Morris (Cornell),Alex 

Winn (Dartmouth), Chris Gallagher (Harvard), 

Bill Reynolds (Brown), Ed Goldstone (Yale), John 

Haarlow (Princeton), Hank South (Cornell), Joe 

Colgan (Dartmouth),Walt Esdaile (Cornell), 

Roger Walaszek (Columbia),Tom Northrup 

(Penn) 



21.1.......Jim McMillian (Columbia) 

17.3.......Rick Stoner (Yale) 

16.4.......Bill Reynolds (Brown) 

16.3.......Ed Goldstone (Yale) 

16.0.......Alex Winn (Dartmouth) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Jim McMillian, Columbia — Second team 

(Basketball News, Helms),Third team (UPI) 


Robert McCallum Jr. (Yale) 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS 

William Ames (Columbia), Joseph Colgan 

(Dartmouth), Robert McCallum Jr. (Yale) 


Columbia's Dave Newmark by the Chicago Bulls 

in the 3rd Round (31st) ... Princeton's Joe Heiser 

by the Baltimore Bullets in the 6th Round (68th) 

... Princeton's John Haarlow by the New York 

Knicks in the 13th Round (177th) ... Cornell's 

Greg Morris by the Baltimore Bullets in the 16th 

Round (200th)



1968-69 


Princeton 14-0 19-7 Pete Carril 



Cornell 7-7 12-13 Jerry Lace 


Dartmouth 4-10 10-15 Dave Gavitt 

Harvard 3-11 7-18 Bob Harrison 




Mar 8 — Princeton lost to St. John’s, 72-63 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Heyward Dotson (Columbia), John 

Hummer (Princeton), Jim McMillian (Columbia), 

Geoff Petrie (Princeton), Dave Wohl (Penn) 

Second Team • Chris Thomforde (Princeton), Jim 

Morgan (Yale),Walt Esdaile (Cornell), Steve Bilsky 

(Penn),Alex Winn (Dartmouth) 

Honorable Mention • Roger Walaczek 

(Columbia), Bill Schwarzkopf (Cornell), Dale 

Dover (Harvard), Chris Gallagher (Harvard) 



23.9.......Geoff Petrie (Princeton) 


19.3.......Jim Morgan (Yale) 

18.7.......Alex Winn (Dartmouth) 

18.0.......Heyward Dotson (Columbia) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Jim McMillian, Columbia — First team (USBWA), 

Second team (NABC, Converse),Third team 

(UPI), no specific team (Helms) 


Chris Thomforde (Princeton) 


Princeton's Chris Thomforde by the New York 

Knicks in the 7th Round (96th) ... Columbia's 

Roger Walaszak by the New York Knicks in the 

9th Round (124th) 

1969-70 





Dartmouth 7-7 13-12 George Blaney 



Brown 3-11 6-20 Gerry Alaimo 



East Region (Princeton, N.J.) 

Mar 7 — Penn lost to Niagara, 79-69 

ALL-IVY 

First Team • Steve Bilsky (Penn), Corky Calhoun 

(Penn), Heyward Dotson (Columbia), John 

Hummer (Princeton), Jim McMillian (Columbia) 

Second Team • Jim Morgan (Yale), Paul Erland 

(Dartmouth), Geoff Petrie (Princeton), Bob 

Morse (Penn), Bill Schwarzkopf (Cornell) 

Honorable Mention • Alex Winn (Dartmouth), 

Dave Wohl (Penn), John Whiston (Yale), Bill 

Sickler (Princeton), Arnie Berman (Brown), Jim 

Masker (Dartmouth), Dale Dover (Harvard) 




22.3.......Paul Erland (Dartmouth) 

20.9.......Jim Morgan (Yale) 

18.9.......Heyward Dotson (Columbia) 

18.6.......Bill Schwarzkopf (Cornell) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Jim McMillian, Columbia — Second team 

(Sporting News, Converse, NABC, Basketball 

News),Third team (AP), no specific team (Helms) 

Geoff Petrie, Princeton -- Third team (Basketball 

News) 


Heyward Dotson (Columbia) 

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 

Bob Morse (Penn) First Team 


Princeton's Geoff Petrie by the Portland Trail 

Blazers in the 1st Round (8th) ... Columbia's Jim 

McMillian by the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1st 

Round (13th) ... Princeton's John Hummer by the 

Buffalo Braves in the 1st Round (15th) ... 

Columbia's Heyward Dotson by the Phoenix 

Suns in the 7th Round (112th) ... Dartmouth's 

Alex Wynn by the Detroit Pistons in the 9th 

Round (139th) ... Harvard's Ernest Hardy by the 

Detroit Pistons in the 13th Round (195th) 

1970-71 











East Region (Morgantown,W.Va.) 

Mar 13 — Penn beat Duquesne, 70-65 


Mar 18 — Penn beat South Carolina, 79-64 

Mar 20 — Penn lost to Villanova, 90-47 

ALL-IVY 

Rookie of the Year • Brian Taylor (Princeton) 

First Team • Corky Calhoun (Penn), Paul Erland 

(Dartmouth), Floyd Lewis (Harvard), Brian Taylor 

(Princeton), Dave Wohl (Penn) 

Second Team • Arnie Berman (Brown), Steve 

Bilsky (Penn), James Brown (Harvard), Bob Morse 

(Penn), Russ Tyler (Brown) 

Honorable Mention • James Brown (Dartmouth), 

Dale Dover (Harvard), Larry Gordon (Columbia), 

Phil Hankinson (Penn), Scott Michel (Yale), Jim 

Morgan (Yale), Bill Sickler (Princeton), Ken Wiens 

(Cornell), Elliot Wolfe (Columbia) 



26.0.......Paul Erland (Dartmouth) 

24.4.......Brian Taylor (Princeton) 

21.6.......Arnie Berman (Brown) 

19.5.......Larry Gordon (Columbia) 

19.3.......Russ Tyler (Brown) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Dave Wohl, Penn — Fourth team (Basketball 

News) 


Franklin Raines (Harvard) & Donald Gogel 

(Harvard) 


Bob Morse (Penn) 


Penn's Dave Wohl by the Philadelphia 76ers in 

the 3rd Round (46th) ... Harvard's Dale Dover by 

the Boston Celtics in the 10th Round (161st)



1971-72 


Penn 13-1 25-3 Chuck Daly 









East Region (Jamaica, N.Y.) 

Mar 11 — Penn beat Providence, 76-60 

East Region (Morgantown,W.Va.) 

Mar 16 — Penn beat Villanova, 78-67 

Mar 18 — Penn lost to North Carolina, 73-59 

ALL-IVY 

Rookie of the Year • Bill Raynor (Dartmouth) 

First Team • Arnie Berman (Brown), Corky 

Calhoun (Penn), Phil Hankinson (Penn), Bob 

Morse (Penn), Brian Taylor (Princeton) 

Second Team • James Brown (Harvard), Jim 

Fitzsimmons (Harvard), Scott Michel (Yale), Bill 

Raynor (Dartmouth),Andy Rimol (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Mike Baskauskas (Yale), Reg 

Bird (Princeton), James Brown (Dartmouth), Jerry 

Newby (Cornell) 



26.2.......Brian Taylor (Princeton) 

24.7.......Arnie Berman (Brown) 

21.4.......Jim Fitzsimmons (Harvard) 

20.5.......Bill Raynor (Dartmouth) 

17.8.......James Brown (Dartmouth) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Bob Morse, Penn — Second team (NABC, 

Converse), no specific team (Helms) 

Brian Taylor, Princeton — First team (Sporting 

News), Second team (NABC, Converse),Third 

team (AP, UPI), no specific team (Helms) 


Arnie Berman (Brown) 


Penn's Corky Calhoun by the Phoenix Suns in the 

1st Round (4th) ... Princeton's Brian Taylor by the 

Seattle Supersonics in the 2nd Round (23rd) ... 

Penn's Bob Morse by the Buffalo Braves in the 

3rd Round (32nd) ... Princeton's Reggie Bird by 

the Atlanta Hawks in the 4th Round (55th) ... 

Brown's Arnie Berman by the Buffalo Braves in 

the 5th Round (65th) ... Penn's Al Cotler by the 

Chicago Bulls in the 12th Round (174th) 

1972-73 








Dartmouth 4-10 6-20 Tom O’Connor 

Cornell 1-13 4-22 Tony Coma 


East Region (Williamsburg,Va.) 

Mar 10 — Penn beat St. John’s, 62-61 


Mar 15 — Penn lost to Providence, 87-65 

Mar 17 — Penn lost to Syracuse, 69-68 

ALL-IVY 

Rookie of the Year • Ron Haigler (Penn) 

First Team • James Brown (Dartmouth), Bob 

Evans (Columbia), Ron Haigler (Penn), Phil 

Hankinson (Penn),Ted Manakas (Princeton) 

Second Team • Mike Baskauskas (Yale), James 

Brown (Harvard), Phil Brown (Brown),Tony 

Jenkins (Harvard),Tim Kearns (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Eddie Morris (Brown), Bill 

Raynor (Dartmouth),Andy Rimol (Princeton) 



23.0.......Bob Evans (Cornell) 

22.6.......James Brown (Dartmouth) 

18.6.......Phil Hankinson (Penn) 

18.1.......Tim Kearns (Yale) 

17.9.......Ted Manakas (Princeton) 

17.9.......Ron Haigler (Penn) 


Penn's Phil Hankinson by the Boston Celtics in 

the 2nd Round (35th) ... Princeton's Ted Manakas 

by the Atlanta Hawks in the 3rd Round (36th) ... 

Harvard's James Brown by the Atlanta Hawks in 

the 4th Round (42nd) ... Dartmouth's James 

Brown by the K.C.-Omaha Kings in the 9th 

Round (143rd) ... Harvard's Floyd Lewis by the 

Cleveland Cavaliers in the 11th Round (169th) 

1973-74 





Harvard 9-5 11-13 Tom Sanders 



Dartmouth 2-12 4-22 Tom O’Connor 

Cornell 1-13 3-23 Tony Coma 


East Region (Jamaica, N.Y.) 

Mar 9 — Penn lost to Providence, 84-69 

ALL-IVY 

Rookie of the Year • Adam Sutton (Dartmouth) 

First Team • John Beecroft (Penn), Phil Brown 

(Brown), Ron Haigler (Penn), Eddie Morris 

(Brown), Lou Silver (Harvard) 

Second Team • Andy Rimol (Princeton), Mickey 

Steuerer (Princeton),Tony Jenkins (Harvard), 

Mark Hardaway (Columbia),Adam Sutton 

(Dartmouth) 

Honorable Mention • Mike Baskausakas (Yale), Jim 

Burke (Brown), John Engles (Penn), Barnes 

Hauptfuhrer (Princeton),Abby Lucas (Cornell), 

Todd McClaskey (Cornell), Ken Wolfe (Harvard) 



19.4.......Adam Sutton (Dartmouth) 


16.4.......Mike Baskauskas (Yale) 

16.1.......Todd McCloskey (Cornell) 

15.8.......Lou Silver (Harvard) 


Mike Oristaglio (Yale) 


Willie Jenkins (Harvard) 


Princeton's Andy Rimol by the Buffalo Braves in 

the 10th Round (170th)



1974-75 






Dartmouth 5-9 8-18 Marcus Jackson 

Cornell 4-10 7-18 Ben Bluitt 

Columbia 2-12 4-22 Tom Penders 




Mar 15 — Penn lost to Kansas State, 69-62 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ron Haigler (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Larry Cubas (Dartmouth) 

First Team • John Beecroft (Penn), Maynard 

Brown (Cornell), Phil Brown (Brown), Ron 

Haigler (Penn),Armond Hill (Princeton) 

Second Team • Bob Bigelow (Penn), Rollin 

Chippey (Yale), Larry Cubas (Dartmouth), Barnes 

Hauptfuhrer (Princeton), Eddie Morris (Brown), 

Lou Silver (Harvard) 

Honorable Mention • Jim Beattie (Dartmouth), 

Bill Carey (Harvard), Mike Finley (Columbia), 

Mike Griffin (Harvard), Mark Hardaway 

(Columbia), Henry Johnson (Penn), Mark Lonetto 

(Penn),Abby Lucas (Cornell),Todd McClaskey 

(Cornell), Mickey Steuerer (Princeton),Tim van 

Blommsteyn (Princeton) 




20.2.......Maynard Brown (Cornell) 

18.8.......Phil Brown (Brown) 

18.4.......Larry Cubas (Dartmouth) 

18.1.......Bill Healey (Dartmouth) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Ron Haigler, Penn — Fifth (NABC) 


Penn's Bob Bigelow by the K.C.-Omaha Kings in 

the 1st Round (13th) ... Penn's Ron Haigler by the 

Chicago Bulls in the 4th Round (68th) ... 

Princeton's Tim van Blommesteyn by the New 

York Knicks in the 9th Round (153rd) 

1975-76 




Dartmouth 7-7 16-10 Gary Walters 



Yale 5-9 7-21 Ray Carazo 




East Region (Providence, R.I.) 

Mar 13 — Princeton lost to Rutgers, 54-53 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Armond Hill (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Keven McDonald (Penn) 

First Team • John Engles (Penn), Barnes 

Hauptfuhrer (Princeton),Armond Hill 

(Princeton), Keven McDonald (Penn), Brian 

Saunders (Brown) 

Second Team • Maynard Brown (Cornell), Carnell 

Cooper (Yale), Larry Cubas (Dartmouth), Sterling 

Edmonds (Dartmouth), Bob Slaughter 

(Princeton), Steve Switchenko (Yale), Bernie 

Vaughan (Cornell) 

Honorable Mention • Billy Baker (Brown), Bill 

Carey (Harvard), Rob Crichton (Brown), Glenn 

Fine (Harvard), Bill Jones (Penn), Mark Lonetto 

(Penn), Elmer Love (Columbia),Adam Sutton 

(Dartmouth) 



20.4.......Brian Saunders (Brown) 

18.6.......Keven McDonald (Penn) 

16.1.......Larry Cubas (Dartmouth) 

16.1.......John Engles (Penn) 

15.9.......Maynard Brown (Cornell) 


James Baker (Harvard) & Jame McGuire (Yale) 


Bill Healey (Dartmouth) 


Princeton's Armond Hill by the Atlanta Hawks in 

the 1st Round (9th) ... Princeton's Barnes 

Hauptfuhrer by the Houston Rockets in the 3rd 

Round (43rd) ... Penn's John Engles by the 

Cleveland Cavaliers in the 4th Round (66th) ... 

Penn's Ed Stefanski by the Philadelphia 76ers in 


1976-77 












Mar 12 — Princeton lost to Kentucky, 72-59 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Frank Sowinski (Princeton) 

Rookies of the Year • Alton Byrd (Columbia) & 

Bob Roma (Princeton) 

First Team • Alton Byrd (Columbia), Ricky Free 

(Columbia), Keven McDonald (Penn), Brian 

Saunders (Brown), Frank Sowinski (Princeton), 

Bernard Vaughan (Cornell) 

Second Team • Carnell Cooper (Yale), Larry 

Cubas (Dartmouth), Sterling Edmonds 

(Dartmouth), Bill Omeltchenko (Princeton), Bob 

Roma (Princeton), Bob Slaughter (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Stan Brown (Cornell), 

Cedric Carter (Cornell), Steve Irion (Harvard), 

Mark Lonetto (Penn), Juan Mitchell (Columbia), 

Dick Shea (Yale),Tim Smith (Penn), Bobby Willis 

(Penn) 



20.1.......Brian Saunders (Brown) 


19.5.......Frank Sowinski (Princeton) 

18.0.......Sterling Edmonds (Dartmouth) 

16.7.......Bernard Vaughan (Cornell) 


Brian Saunders (Brown)



1977-78 


Penn 12-2 20-8 Bob Weinhauer 



Harvard 7-9 11-15 Frank McLaughlin 







Mar 12 — Penn beat St. Bonaventure, 92-82 


Mar 17 — Penn lost to Duke, 84-80 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Keven McDonald (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Mike Davis (Cornell) 

First Team • Alton Byrd (Columbia), Sterling 

Edmonds (Dartmouth), Ricky Free (Columbia), 

Keven McDonald (Penn), Bill Omeltchenko 

(Princeton), Frank Sowinski (Princeton) 

Second Team • Mike Davis (Cornell), Glenn Fine 

(Harvard), Frank Maturo (Yale),Tony Price (Penn), 

Bob Roma (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Brian Banks (Harvard), 

Cedric Carter (Cornell),Tom Farrell (Brown), 

Bob Hooft (Harvard), Juan Mitchell (Columbia) 




22.9.......Mike Davis (Cornell) 

19.9.......Sterling Edmonds (Dartmouth) 

16.4.......Frank Sowinski (Princeton) 

16.2.......Tony Price (Penn) 


Penn's Kevin McDonald by the Seattle 

Supersonics in the 2nd Round (42nd) ... 

Dartmouth's Sterling Edmunds by the Portland 

Trail Blazers in the 3rd Round (66th) ... 

Princeton's Frank Sowinski by the New Jersey 

Nets in the 9th Round (171st) 

1978-79 



Columbia 10-4 17-9 Buddy Mahar 



Brown 6-8 8-18 Joe Mullaney 






Mar 9 — Penn beat Iona, 73-69 

Mar 11 — Penn beat North Carolina, 72-71 

East Region (Greensboro, N.C.) 

Mar 16 — Penn beat Syracuse, 84-76 

Mar 18 — Penn beat St. John’s, 62-61 

FINAL FOUR (Salt Lake City, Utah) 

Mar 24 — Penn lost to Michigan St., 101-67 

Mar 26 — Penn lost to DePaul, 96-93 (ot) 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Tony Price (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Tim Daaleman (Yale) 

First Team • Alton Byrd (Columbia), Larry 

Lawrence (Dartmouth), Peter Moss (Brown),Tony 

Price (Penn), Matt White (Penn) 

Second Team • Ricky Free (Columbia), Frank 

Maturo (Yale), Juan Mitchell (Columbia), Bob 

Roma (Princeton), James Salters (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Tim Daaleman (Yale), Mike 

Davis (Cornell), Glenn Fine (Harvard), Don 

Fleming (Harvard), Bob Hooft (Harvard), Jim 

Panaggio (Dartmouth),Tim Smith (Penn) 




19.1.......Tony Price (Penn) 

18.8.......Peter Moss (Brown) 

18.0.......Larry Lawrence (Dartmouth) 

15.7.......Bob Hooft (Harvard) 

ALL-AMERICA 

Tony Price, Penn — First team (Wooden Award), 

no specified team (Helms) 


Glenn Fine (Harvard) 


Glenn Fine (Harvard) 


Penn's Tony Price by the Detroit Pistons in the 

2nd Round (29th) ... Penn's Matt White by the 

Portland Trail Blazers in the 5th Round (100th) ... 

Princeton's Bob Roma by the Kansas City Kings 

in the 6th Round (126th) ... Penn's Bobby Willis 

by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 7th Round 

(142nd) ... Columbia's Ricky Free by the New 

Jersey Nets in the 9th Round (173rd) ... 

Columbia's Alton Byrd by the Boston Celtics in 

the 10th Round (186th) ... Harvard's Glen Fine by 

the San Antonio Spurs in the 10th Round (199th) 

1979-80 









Dartmouth 3-11 5-19 Tim Cohane 

IVY PLAYOFF 

Easton, Pa. 

Mar 4 — Penn defeated Princeton, 50-49 


Mideast Region (West Lafayette, Ind.) 

Mar 6 — Penn beat Washington State, 62-55 

Mar 8 — Penn lost to Duke, 52-42 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Peter Moss (Brown) 

Rookies of the Year • Steve Leondis (Yale) & Paul 

Little (Penn) 

First Team • Don Fleming (Harvard), Randy 

Melville (Princeton), Peter Moss (Brown), James 

Salters (Penn), Larry Zigerelli (Yale) 

Second Team • Dave Blatt (Princeton),Tim 

Daaleman (Yale), Mike Davis (Cornell), Steve 

Leondis (Yale), Paul Little (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Larry Oeding (Cornell), 

Kurt Mahoney (Columbia),Tom Mannix 

(Harvard), Frank Maturo (Yale), Cleo Robertson 

(Dartmouth), Rich Simkus (Princeton) 



21.3.......Peter Moss (Brown) 

19.6.......Don Fleming (Harvard) 

15.8.......Steve Leondis (Yale) 


14.7.......James Salters (Penn) 


Penn's James Salters by the New York Knicks in 

the 8th Round (171st)



1980-81 







Cornell 4-10 7-19 Tom Miller 



IVY PLAYOFF 

Easton, Pa. 

Mar 10 — Princeton defeated Penn, 54-40 



Mar 12 — Princeton lost to BYU, 60-51 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Larry Lawrence (Dartmouth) 

Rookie of the Year • Joe Carrabino (Harvard) 

First Team • Tim Daaleman (Yale), Don Fleming 

(Harvard), Ken Hall (Penn), Larry Lawrence 

(Dartmouth), Randy Melville (Princeton) 

Second Team • Mike Allen (Cornell), Ira James 

(Brown), Paul Little (Penn), Steve Mills 

(Princeton), Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Joe Carrabino (Harvard), 

Calvin Dixon (Harvard), Butch Graves (Yale), Kurt 

Mahoney (Columbia), George Noon (Penn),Alex 

Reynolds (Cornell),Angelo Reynolds (Penn) 



22.0.......Larry Lawrence (Dartmouth) 


16.1.......Butch Graves (Yale) 

14.1.......Jeff Samsen (Brown) 

14.0.......Mike Allen (Cornell) 

1981-82 








Brown 5-9 5-21 Mike Cingiser 



East Region (Uniondale, N.Y.) 

Mar 12 — Penn lost to St. John’s, 66-56 

ALL-IVY 

Players of the Year • Paul Little (Penn) & Craig 

Robinson (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Bob Ferry (Harvard) 

First Team • Darren Burnett (Columbia), Don 

Fleming (Harvard), Paul Little (Penn), Mike Lucas 

(Cornell), Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

Second Team • Michael Brown (Penn), Jon 

Edwards (Dartmouth), Butch Graves (Yale), Ira 

James (Brown), Steve Leondis (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Joe Carrabino (Harvard), 

Tim Daaleman (Yale), Richie Gordon (Columbia), 

Bill Ryan (Princeton) 





18.6.......Ira James (Brown) 

17.9.......Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

15.8.......Mike Lucas (Cornell) 

1982-83 



Penn 11-3 17-9 Craig Littlepage 


Yale 7-7 12-14 Tom Brennan 






Opening Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) 

Mar 15 — Princeton beat N. Carolina A&T, 53-41 

West Region (Corvallis, Ore.) 

Mar 18 — Princeton beat Oklahoma State, 56-53 

Mar 20 — Princeton lost to Boston Coll, 51-42 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Mike Waitkus (Brown) 

First Team • Paul Anderson (Dartmouth), Michael 

Brown (Penn), Darren Burnett (Columbia), Butch 

Graves (Yale), Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

Second Team • Bob Ferry (Harvard), Steve 

Leondis (Yale), Paul Little (Penn), John Smyth 

(Princeton), Mike Waitkus (Brown) 

Honorable Mention • Ken Bantum (Cornell), 

Gordon Enderle (Princeton), Stark Langs 

(Brown), Bill Ryan (Princeton), Monroe Trout 

(Harvard), Hiawatha Wilson (Cornell) 




20.7.......Paul Anderson (Dartmouth) 

18.7.......Steve Leondis (Yale) 

18.5.......Craig Robinson (Princeton) 

16.8.......Bob Ferry (Harvard) 


Princeton's Craig Robinson by the Philadelphia 

76ers in the 4th Round (93rd) ... Penn's Paul 

Little by the Portland Trail Blazers in the 7th 

Round (154th) ... Princeton's Rich Simkus by the 

New Jersey Nets in the 10th Round (222nd)



1983-84 







Dartmouth 6-8 11-15 Reggie Minton 




Opening Round (Philadelphia, Pa.) 

Mar 13 — Princeton beat San Diego, 65-56 

West Region (Salt Lake City, Utah) 

Mar 15 — Princeton lost to UNLV, 68-56 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Joe Carrabino (Harvard) 

Rookie of the Year • John Bajusz (Cornell) 

First Team • Paul Anderson (Dartmouth), Brian 

Burke (Dartmouth), Joe Carrabino (Harvard), 

Butch Graves (Yale), Kevin Mullin (Princeton), Bill 

Ryan (Princeton) 

Second Team • Ken Bantum (Cornell), Bob Ferry 

(Harvard), Chris Kelly (Yale), George Meikle 

(Columbia), Karl Racine (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Anthony Arnolie (Penn), 

John Bajusz (Cornell), Brad Bomba (Cornell), 

Stark Langs (Brown) 




21.9.......Joe Carrabino (Harvard) 

16.9.......Paul Anderson (Dartmouth) 

16.9.......Brian Burke (Dartmouth) 

16.8.......Kevin Mullin (Princeton) 

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 

Paul Anderson (Dartmouth) First Team 


Paul Anderson (Dartmouth) 


Yale's Butch Graves by the Philadelphia 76ers in 

the 3rd Round (68th) ... Princeton's Kevin Mullin 

by the Boston Celtics in the 4th Round (93rd) ... 

Princeton's Billy Ryan by the New Jersey Nets in 


1984-85 



Columbia 9-5 13-13 Wayne Szoke 






Dartmouth 3-11 5-21 Paul Cormier 


Midwest Region (Houston,Texas) 

Mar 15 — Penn lost to Memphis State, 67-55 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ken Bantum (Cornell)) 

Rookie of the Year • Bryan Randall (Dartmouth) 

First Team • John Bajusz (Cornell), Ken Bantum 

(Cornell), Perry Bromwell (Penn), Joe Carrabino 

(Harvard), Chris Dudley (Yale),Todd Mulder 

(Brown) 

Second Team • Bob Ferry (Harvard),Tom Gwydir 

(Columbia), Howard Levy (Princeton), Karl 

Racine (Penn), Dale Smith (Columbia) 

Honorable Mention • Keiron Bigby (Brown), 

Bruce Lefkowitz (Penn), Bryan Randall 

(Dartmouth), Mike Waitkus (Brown) 



20.3.......Joe Carrabino (Harvard) 

20.1.......Ken Bantum (Cornell) 

16.0.......Karl Racine (Penn) 

15.1.......John Bajusz (Cornell) 

15.1.......Perry Bromwell (Penn) 


Joe Carrabino (Harvard) First Team 


Harvard's Joe Carrabino by the Denver Nuggets 

in the 6th Round (135th) ... Cornell's Ken Bantum 

by the New York Knicks in the 7th Round 

(142nd) ... Harvard's Bob Ferry, Jr. by the Atlanta 

Hawks in the 7th Round (146th) 

1985-86 



Penn 9-5 15-11 Tom Schneider 






Harvard 2-12 6-20 Peter Roby 


East Region (Syracuse, N.Y.) 

Mar 14 — Brown lost to Syracuse, 101-52 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Jim Turner (Brown) 

Rookie of the Year • Jim Barton (Dartmouth) 

First Team • John Bajusz (Cornell), Perry 

Bromwell (Penn), Chris Dudley (Yale),Tom 

Gwydir (Columbia), Jim Turner (Brown) 

Second Team • Bruce Lefkowitz (Penn), Drew 

Martin (Cornell), Mike Waitkus (Brown), Peter 

White (Yale), Alan Williams (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Jim Barton (Dartmouth), 

Sean Couch (Columbia), Joe Kilroy (Dartmouth), 

Neil Phillips (Harvard), Joe Scott (Princeton), Bob 

Scrabis (Princeton), Keith Webster (Harvard) 



24.0.......Jim Turner (Brown) 

19.3.......John Bajusz (Cornell) 

17.9.......Chris Dudley (Yale) 


16.3.......Alan Williams (Princeton) 


Jim Turner (Brown) First Team



1986-87 




Cornell 9-5 15-11 Mike Dement 


Yale 7-7 14-12 Dick Kuchen 






Mar 12 — Penn lost to North Carolina, 113-82 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Perry Bromwell (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Guido Casparis (Columbia) 

First Team • John Bajusz (Cornell), Perry 

Bromwell (Penn), Sean Couch (Columbia), Chris 

Dudley (Yale), Bruce Lefkowitz (Penn), Paul Maley 

(Yale) 

Second Team • Jim Barton (Dartmouth), Bryan 

Randall (Dartmouth), Joe Scott (Princeton), Keith 

Webster (Harvard),Alan Williams (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Chip Adams (Columbia), 

Arne Duncan (Harvard), Greg Gilda (Cornell), 

Patrick Lynch (Brown), Mike Millane (Cornell), 

Bob Scrabis (Princeton), Peter White (Yale) 




21.5.......Patrick Lynch (Brown) 

20.9.......Sean Couch (Columbia) 

20.7.......Jim Barton (Dartmouth) 

20.6.......Bruce Lefkowitz (Penn) 


Arne Duncan (Harvard) First Team 


Columbia's Sean Couch by the Indiana Pacers in 

the 3rd Round (60th) ...Yale's Chris Dudley by 

the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 4th Round (75th) 

... Penn's Perry Bromwell by the New Jersey Nets 

in the 6th Round (118th) ... Harvard's Keith 

Webster by the Utah Jazz in the 7th Round 

(153rd) 

1987-88 









Columbia 2-12 6-20 Wally Halas 


West Region (Los Angeles, Calif.) 

Mar 18 — Cornell lost to Arizona, 90-50 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Paul Maley (Yale) 

Rookie of the Year • Ralph James (Harvard) 

First Team • Jim Barton (Dartmouth), Sam Jacobs 

(Cornell), Paul Maley (Yale), Bryan Randall 

(Dartmouth), Bob Scrabis (Princeton) 

Second Team • Walt Frazier Jr. (Penn), Mike 

Millane (Cornell), Dave Orlandini (Princeton), 

Neil Phillips (Harvard),Tyrone Pitts (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Wolfgang Florin (Cornell), 

Mike Gielen (Harvard), Greg Gilda (Cornell), 

Ralph James (Harvard), James Paul (Cornell), Matt 

Shannon (Columbia), Marcus Thompson (Brown) 




21.4.......Paul Maley (Yale) 

19.0.......Marcus Thompson (Brown) 

17.4.......Tyrone Pitts (Penn) 

17.1.......Walt Frazier Jr. (Penn) 


Alex Dreier (Harvard) 


HALL OF FAME 

Bill Bradley (Princeton) 

1988-89 












Mar 17 — Princeton lost to Georgetown, 50-49 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Bob Scrabis (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Ed Petersen (Yale) 

First Team • Jim Barton (Dartmouth),Walt Frazier 

(Penn), Mike Gielen (Harvard), Kit Mueller 

(Princeton), Bob Scrabis (Princeton) 

Second Team • James Blackwell (Dartmouth), 

Bernard Jackson (Cornell), Ralph James 

(Harvard),Walter Palmer (Dartmouth), Matt 

Shannon (Columbia), Marcus Thompson (Brown) 

Honorable Mention • Dean Campbell (Yale), Ed 

Petersen (Yale), Neil Phillips (Harvard), Jerry 

Simon (Penn) 




18.8.......Walt Frazier Jr. (Penn) 

17.9.......Marcus Thompson (Brown) 

17.1.......Kit Mueller (Princeton) 

15.7.......Ralph James (Harvard) 


Mike Ryan (Yale) Second Team & John Mackay 

(Dartmouth) Third Team



1989-90 






Penn 7-7 12-14 Fran Dunphy 





Midwest Region (Austin,Texas) 

Mar 15 — Princeton lost to Arkansas, 68-64 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Kit Mueller (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Carlos Williams (Brown) 

First Team • Dean Campbell (Yale), Hassan 

Duncombe (Penn), Ralph James (Harvard), Kit 

Mueller (Princeton),Walter Palmer (Dartmouth) 

Second Team • Matt Lapin (Princeton), Shawn 

Maharaj (Cornell), Ron Mitchell (Harvard), Ed 

Petersen (Yale), Jerry Simon (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Bernard Jackson (Cornell), 

Sean Jackson (Princeton), Rick Lloyd (Brown), 

Carlos Williams (Brown) 




19.1.......Hassan Duncombe (Penn) 

16.9.......Ron Mitchell (Harvard) 

16.8.......Dean Campbell (Yale) 


John Mackay (Dartmouth) Third Team & Kit 

Mueller (Princeton) Third Team 


John Mackay (Dartmouth) 


Dartmouth's Walter Palmer by the Utah Jazz in 

the 2nd Round (33rd) 

1990-91 












Mar 15 — Princeton lost to Villanova, 50-48 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Kit Mueller (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Will McAllister (Penn) 

First Team • James Blackwell (Dartmouth), Sean 

Jackson (Princeton), Buck Jenkins (Columbia), Ron 

Mitchell (Harvard), Kit Mueller (Princeton) 

Second Team • Dean Campbell (Yale),Travis 

McCready (Yale), Ed Petersen (Yale), Chuck 

Savage (Brown), Carlos Williams (Brown) 

Honorable Mention • Ralph James (Harvard), Rick 

Lloyd (Brown), Chris Marquardt (Princeton),Tyler 

Rullman (Harvard) 



19.7.......Buck Jenkins (Columbia) 

19.5.......James Blackwell (Dartmouth) 


15.6.......Chuck Savage (Brown) 

15.6.......Kit Mueller (Princeton) 



Kit Mueller (Princeton) First Team & Rick Lloyd 

(Brown) Third Team 

1991-92 






Brown 5-9 11-15 Happy Dobbs 

Dartmouth 5-9 10-16 Dave Faucher 

Cornell 5-9 7-19 J. van Breda Kolff 

Harvard 5-9 6-20 Frank Sullivan 


East Region (Worcester, Mass.) 

Mar 20 — Princeton lost to Syracuse, 51-43 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Sean Jackson (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Rick Hielscher (Princeton) 

First Team • Casey Cammann (Yale), Sean Jackson 

(Princeton), Buck Jenkins (Columbia), Ed Petersen 

(Yale), Russ Steward (Columbia) 

Second Team • Paul Chambers (Penn), Matt 

Eastwick (Princeton), George Leftwich 

(Princeton), Rick Lloyd (Brown), Ron Mitchell 

(Harvard), Barry Pierce (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Par Downing (Columbia), 

Michael Lombard (Dartmouth), Rich Medina 

(Cornell), Chris Mooney (Princeton),Tyler 

Rullman (Harvard) 

Academic • Casey Cammann (Yale), Mike Crotty 

(Dartmouth), Stuart Davies (Yale), Jeff Gaca 

(Cornell), Rick Lloyd (Brown), Chris Marquardt 

(Princeton), Mike Milobsky (Penn), Ron Mitchell 

(Harvard), Eric Speaker (Columbia) 




16.0.......Ed Petersen (Yale) 


15.1.......Russ Steward (Columbia) 

15.1.......Tyler Rullman (Harvard) 


Rick Lloyd (Brown) Second Team



1992-93 



Cornell 10-4 16-10 J. van Breda Kolff 









Mar 19 — Penn lost to Massachusetts, 54-50 

ALL-IVY 

Players of the Year • Jerome Allen (Penn) & Buck 

Jenkins (Columbia) 

Rookie of the Year • Pax Whitehead (Cornell) 

First Team • Jerome Allen (Penn),Tom Casey 

(Columbia), Buck Jenkins (Columbia), Matt 

Maloney (Penn), Chris Mooney (Princeton) 

Second Team • Jeff Gaca (Cornell), Zeke Marshall 

(Cornell), Crawford Palmer (Dartmouth), Barry 

Pierce (Penn),Tyler Rullman (Harvard) 

Honorable Mention • Eric Blackiston (Brown), 

Rob Connolly (Yale), Gregg Frame (Dartmouth), 

Chris Pavlic (Princeton), Justin Treadwell (Cornell) 

Academic • John Conley (Dartmouth), Craig 

Fairfield (Yale), Crawford Palmer (Dartmouth), 

Tyler Rullman (Harvard), Omar Sanders 

(Columbia) 




20.1.......Tyler Rullman (Harvard) 

16.7.......Crawford Palmer (Dartmouth) 

16.6.......Jeff Gaca (Cornell) 

16.3.......Matt Maloney (Penn) 


Crawford Palmer (Dartmouth) Second Team & 

Jeff Gaca (Cornell) Third Team 

1993-94 









Cornell 3-11 8-18 Al Walker 


East Region (Uniondale, N.Y.) 

Mar 17 — Penn beat Nebraska, 90-80 

Mar 19 — Penn lost to Florida, 70-58 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Jerome Allen (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth) 

First Team • Jerome Allen (Penn), Gregg Frame 

(Dartmouth), Rick Hielscher (Princeton), Matt 

Maloney (Penn), Barry Pierce (Penn) 

Second Team • Jamal Adams (Columbia), Mike 

Brennan (Princeton), Zeke Marshall (Cornell), 

Chris Mooney (Princeton), Justin Treadwell 

(Cornell) 

Honorable Mention • Eric Blackiston (Brown), 

Tarik Campbell (Harvard), Brian Lloyd (Brown), 

Shawn Trice (Penn) 

Academic • Jason Capps (Dartmouth), Josh 

Jennings (Yale), Steve Marusich (Columbia), Justin 

Treadwell (Cornell) 




15.8.......Rick Hielscher (Princeton) 

15.6.......Zeke Marshall (Cornell) 

15.1.......Jamal Adams (Columbia) 

14.9.......Gregg Frame (Dartmouth) 

1994-95 











East Region (Baltimore, Md.) 

Mar 16 — Penn lost to Alabama, 91-85 (ot) 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Matt Maloney (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Gabe Hunterton (Yale) 

First Team • Jerome Allen (Penn), Eric Blackiston 

(Brown), Rick Hielscher (Princeton), Sea 

Lonergan (Dartmouth), Matt Maloney (Penn) 

Second Team • Ira Bowman (Penn), Brian Gilpin 

(Dartmouth), Brian Lloyd (Brown), Eric Moore 

(Penn), Kyle Snowden (Harvard), Shawn Trice 

(Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Bernie Colson (Yale), Chris 

Doyal (Princeton), Jamie Halligan (Dartmouth), 

Gabe Hunterton (Yale), Sydney Johnson 

(Princeton), Scott Kegler (Penn) 

Academic • Jacob Capps (Dartmouth), Jan Esway 

(Harvard), Rick Hielscher (Princeton),Andy 

Karazim (Yale), Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth) 



18.5.......Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth) 


14.4.......Rick Hielscher (Princeton) 

14.2.......Brian Lloyd (Brown) 

13.9.......Kyle Snowden (Harvard) 


Penn's Jerome Allen by the Minnesota 

Timberwolves in the 2nd Round (49th)



1995-96 









Columbia 3-11 7-19 Armond Hill 

IVY PLAYOFF 

Bethlehem, Pa. 

Mar 9 — Princeton defeated Penn, 63-56 (ot) 


Midwest Region (Indianapolis, Ind.) 

Mar 14 — Princeton beat UCLA, 43-41 

Mar 16 — Princeton lost to Mississippi State, 63- 

41 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ira Bowman (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Tim Hill (Harvard) 

First Team • Ira Bowman (Penn), Steve Goodrich 

(Princeton), Sydney Johnson (Princeton),Tim 

Krug (Penn), Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth), Kyle 

Snowden (Harvard) 

Second Team • Brian Lloyd (Brown), Donald 

Moxley (Penn), Daniel Okonkwo (Yale), Eddie 

Samuel (Cornell), C.J.Thompkins (Columbia) 

Honorable Mention • Chris Doyal (Princeton), 

Brian Gilpin (Dartmouth),Tim Hill (Harvard) 

Academic • Jacob Capps (Dartmouth), Chris 

Doyal (Princeton), Sydney Johnson (Princeton), 

Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth), Matt Ricketts (Yale), 

Brandt Schuckman (Cornell) 



17.1.......Ira Bowman (Penn) 

16.1.......C.J.Thompkins (Columbia) 


14.6.......Eddie Samuel (Cornell) 

14.4.......Tim Krug (Penn) 

1996-97 


Princeton 14-0 24-4 Bill Carmody 




Cornell 7-7 15-11 Scott Thompson 





East Region (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 

Mar 13 — Princeton lost to California, 55-52 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Sydney Johnson (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Michael Jordan (Penn) 

First Team • Steve Goodrich (Princeton), Sydney 

Johnson (Princeton), Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth), 

John McCord (Cornell), Kyle Snowden (Harvard) 

Second Team • Tim Hill (Harvard), Gabe Lewullis 

(Princeton), Ken Mitchell (Harvard), Daniel 

Okonkwo (Yale), C.J.Thompkins (Columbia) 

Honorable Mention • Aaron Butler (Brown),Alex 

Compton (Cornell), Brian Gilpin (Dartmouth), 

Mitch Henderson (Princeton), Michael Jordan 

(Penn), Paul Romanczuk (Penn) 

Academic • Matt Fuchs (Columbia), Steve 

Goodrich (Princeton), Sydney Johnson 

(Princeton), Sea Lonergan (Dartmouth), Jade 

Newburn (Brown), Matt Ricketts (Yale) 



20.2.......C.J.Thompkins (Columbia) 

18.1.......John McCord (Cornell) 


16.4.......Kyle Snowden (Harvard) 

16.2.......Daniel Okonkwo (Yale) 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS 

Seamus Lonergan (Dartmouth) & Sydney Johnson 

(Princeton) 

1997-98 











East Region (Hartford, Conn.) 

Mar 12 — Princeton beat UNLV, 69-57 

Mar 14 — Princeton lost to Michigan State, 63-56 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Steve Goodwin (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Dan Clemente (Harvard) 

First Team • Shaun Gee (Dartmouth), Steve 

Goodwin (Princeton), Michael Jordan (Penn), 

Gabe Lewullis (Princeton), Emerson Whitley 

(Yale) 

Second Team • Brian Earl (Princeton), Mitch 

Henderson (Princeton),Tim Hill (Harvard), Gary 

Raimondo (Columbia), Paul Romanczuk (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • P.J. Halas (Dartmouth), 

James Mastaglio (Princeton), Matt Ricketts (Yale), 

Mike Scott (Harvard) 

Academic • Jeff Goldstein (Penn), Steve Goodrich 

(Princeton),Tim Hill (Harvard), Jason Kemp 

(Dartmouth), Paul Krasinski (Brown), Gary 

Raimondo (Columbia), Matt Ricketts (Yale) 



19.7.......Shaun Gee (Dartmouth) 

16.1.......Steve Goodrich (Princeton) 

16.1.......Ray Mercedes (Cornell) 

15.7.......Matt Ricketts (Yale) 

15.5.......Michael Jordan (Penn) 

15.5.......Paul Romanczuk (Penn) 


Steve Goodrich (Princeton) Second Team



1998-99 











West Region (Seattle,Wash.) 

Mar 11 — Penn lost to Florida, 75-61 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Brian Earl (Princeton) 

Rookie of the Year • Chris Young (Princeton) 

First Team • Brian Earl (Princeton), Shaun Gee 

(Dartmouth),Tim Hill (Harvard), Michael Jordan 

(Penn), Gabe Lewullis (Princeton), Paul 

Romanczuk (Penn) 

Second Team • Greg Buth (Dartmouth), Gary 

Raimondo (Columbia), Kamal Rountree (Brown), 

David Tompkins (Yale), Chris Young (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Dan Clemente (Harvard), 

Matt Langel (Penn), Ian McGinnis (Dartmouth), 

Geoff Owens (Penn) 

Academic • Mike Beam (Harvard), Greg Buth 

(Dartmouth), Kevin Cuttica (Cornell), Gabe 

Lewullis (Princeton), Gary Raimondo (Columbia), 

David Tompkins (Yale) 



19.3.......Kamal Rountree (Brown) 

18.1.......Gary Raimondo (Columbia) 

17.5.......Greg Buth (Dartmouth) 

17.4.......Dan Clemente (Harvard) 

16.4.......Tim Hill (Harvard) 



David Tompkins (Yale) Third Team 

1999-00 







Yale 5-9 7-20 James Jones 

Brown 4-10 8-19 Glen Miller 



East Region (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 

Mar 17 — Penn lost to Illinois, 68-58 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Michael Jordan (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn) 

First Team • Craig Austin (Columbia), Dan 

Clemente (Harvard), Michael Jordan (Penn), Matt 

Langel (Penn), Chris Young (Princeton) 

Second Team • Greg Buth (Dartmouth), Shaun 

Gee (Dartmouth), Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn), 

Geoff Owens (Penn), Onaje Woodbine (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Spencer Gloger 

(Princeton), Earl Hunt (Brown), Damian Long 

(Harvard), Ray Mercedes (Cornell) 

Academic • Craig Austin (Columbia), Greg Buth 

(Dartmouth), Jason Kemp (Dartmouth), Derek 

Kruse (Cornell), Mason Rocca (Princeton),Ted 

Smith (Yale), Jesse Wood (Brown) 



18.8.......Earl Hunt (Brown) 

18.0.......Greg Buth (Dartmouth) 

16.8.......Onaje Woodbine (Yale) 

16.6.......Michael Jordan (Penn) 


OLYMPIC MEDALIST 

Crawford Palmer (Dartmouth) won silver for 

France in Sydney Games 

2000-01 


Princeton 11-3 16-11 John Thompson 







Cornell 3-11 7-20 Steve Donahue 


South Region (New Orleans, La.) 

Mar 16 — Princeton lost to North Carolina, 70- 

48 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Craig Austin (Columbia) 

Rookie of the Year • Konrad Wysocki (Princeton) 

First Team • Craig Austin (Columbia), Dan 

Clemente (Harvard), Earl Hunt (Brown), Lamar 

Plummer (Penn), Nate Walton (Princeton) 

Second Team • Ahmed El-Nokali (Princeton),Alai 

Nuualiitia (Brown), Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn), 

Geoff Owens (Penn), Neil Yanke (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Greg Buth (Dartmouth), 

Patrick Harvey (Harvard), Chris Leanza (Yale), 

Elliott Prasse-Freeman (Harvard), Kyle Wente 

(Princeton), Chris Wiedemann (Columbia) 

Academic • Craig Austin (Columbia), Greg Barratt 

(Cornell), Greg Buth (Dartmouth), Mark Kissling 

(Dartmouth), David Klatsky (Penn), Jesse Wood 

(Brown) 



20.1.......Craig Austin (Columbia) 


17.6.......Dan Clemente (Harvard) 

13.7.......Patrick Harvey (Harvard) 

13.6.......Neil Yanke (Yale)



2001-02 










IVY PLAYOFFS 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

Mar 5 — Yale defeated Princeton, 76-60 

Easton, Pa. 

Mar 7 — Penn defeated Yale, 77-58 


East Region (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Mar 15 — Penn lost to California, 82-75 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Alex Gamboa (Yale) 

First Team • Koko Archibong (Penn), Patrick 

Harvey (Harvard), Earl Hunt (Brown), Ugonna 

Onyekwe (Penn),Andrew Toole (Penn) 

Second Team • Craig Austin (Columbia), Mike 

Bechtold (Princeton), Flinder Boyd (Dartmouth), 

Ahmed El-Nokali (Princeton), Paul Vitelli (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Alex Gamboa (Yale),T.J. 

McHugh (Yale), Kyle Wente (Princeton) 

Academic • Koko Archibong (Penn), Joe Case 

(Columbia),Ahmed El-Nokali (Princeton),Andrew 

Gellert (Harvard), Josh Meyer (Brown), Kyle 

Wente (Princeton) 



18.4.......Patrick Harvey (Harvard) 

18.1.......Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn) 


15.4.......Craig Austin (Columbia) 

14.5.......Andrew Toole (Penn) 

2002-03 











East Region (Boston, Mass.) 

Mar 21 — Penn lost Oklahoma State, 77-63 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Lenny Collins (Cornell) 

First Team • Jason Forte (Brown), Earl Hunt 

(Brown),Alai Nuualiitia (Brown), Ugonna 

Onyekwe (Penn), Jeff Schiffner (Penn) 

Second Team • Koko Archibong (Penn), Ka’Ron 

Barnes (Cornell), Chris Leanza (Yale), Brady 

Merchant (Harvard),Andrew Toole (Penn) 

Honorable Mention • Tim Begley (Penn),T.J. 

McHugh (Yale), Elliott Prasse-Freeman (Harvard), 

Ray Robins (Princeton), Judson Wallace 

(Princeton), Kyle Wente (Princeton) 

Academic • Koko Archibong (Penn), Chris Leanza 

(Yale), Mike McLaren (Dartmouth), Patrick 

Powers (Brown), Elliott Prasse-Freeman 

(Harvard), Jeff Schiffner (Penn) 




16.1.......Ugonna Onyekwe (Penn) 

15.4.......Ka’Ron Barnes (Cornell) 

15.2.......Jason Forte (Brown) 

15.1.......Brady Merchant (Harvard) 

2003-04 







Columbia 6-8 10-17 Joe Jones 




East Region (Denver, Colo.) 

Mar 18 — Princeton lost to Texas, 66-49 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Jason Forte (Brown) 

Rookie of the Year • Leon Pattman (Dartmouth) 

First Team • Ka’Ron Barnes (Cornell), Jason Forte 

(Brown), Jeff Schiffner (Penn),Will Venable 

(Princeton), Judson Wallace (Princeton) 

Second Team • Tim Begley (Penn), Edwin 

Draughan (Yale), Jaime Kilburn (Brown), Patrick 

Powers (Brown), Matt Preston (Columbia) 

Honorable Mention • Adam Chubb (Penn), Matt 

Stehle (Harvard) 

Academic • Tim Begley (Penn), Mike McLaren 

(Dartmouth), Matt Minoff (Yale), Ed Persia 

(Princeton), Patrick Powers (Brown) 




19.6.......Ka’Ron Barnes (Cornell) 

18.0.......Patrick Powers (Brown) 

16.0.......Judson Wallace (Princeton) 

15.6.......Jaime Kilburn (Brown)



2004-05 






Dartmouth 7-7 10-17 Terry Dunn 

Princeton 6-8 15-13 Joe Scott 




Chicago Region (Cleveland, Ohio) 

Mar 17 — Penn lost to Boston College, 85-65 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Tim Begley (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Damon Huffman (Brown) 

First Team • Tim Begley (Penn), Lenny Collins 

(Cornell), Edwin Draughan (Yale), Jason Forte 

(Brown), Matt Stehle (Harvard) 

Second Team • Brian Cusworth (Harvard), David 

Gardner (Dartmouth), Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn), 

Matt Preston (Columbia),Will Venable (Princeton) 

Honorable Mention • Steve Danley (Penn), Mike 

Lang (Dartmouth), Dominick Martin (Yale), Eric 

Taylor (Cornell), Judson Wallace (Princeton), Mark 

Zoller (Penn) 

Academic • Tim Begley (Penn), Lenny Collins 

(Cornell), Graham Dow (Cornell),Alex Gamboa 

(Yale), Michael Liddy (Dartmouth) 




16.1.......Edwin Draughan (Yale) 

14.3.......Tim Begley (Penn) 

13.6.......Matt Stehle (Harvard) 

12.6.......Matt Preston (Columbia) 

2005-06 











Atlanta Region (Dallas,Texas) 

Mar 17 — Penn lost to Texas, 60-52 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Adam Gore (Cornell) 

First Team • Scott Greenman (Princeton), 

Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn), Dominick Martin (Yale), 

Matt Stehle (Harvard), Mark Zoller (Penn) 

Second Team • John Baumann (Columbia), Lenny 

Collins (Cornell),Adam Gore (Cornell), Keenan 

Jeppesen (Brown), Mike Lang (Dartmouth) 

Honorable Mention • Brian Cusworth (Harvard), 

Justin Conway (Princeton), Steve Danley (Penn), 

Eric Flato (Yale), Jim Goffredo (Harvard), Eric 

Osmundson (Penn), Luke Owings (Princeton) 

Academic • Marcus Becker (Brown), Lenny 

Collins (Cornell), Steve Danley (Penn), Josh 

Greenberg (Yale), Scott Greenman (Princeton), 

Brian McMillan (Dartmouth), Ben Nwachukwu 

(Columbia), Matt Stehle (Harvard) 



19.1.......Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn) 

16.1.......Keenan Jeppesen (Brown) 

15.9.......Jim Goffredo (Harvard) 

15.1.......Matt Stehle (Harvard) 

15.0.......Dominick Martin (Yale) 


Matt Stehle (Harvard) Second Team & 

Lenny Collins (Cornell) Third Team 

2006-07 


Penn 13-1 22-8 Glen Miller 




Brown 6-8 11-18 Craig Robinson 





South Region (Lexington, Ky.) 

Mar 15 — Penn versus Texas A&M 

ALL-IVY 

Player of the Year • Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn) 

Rookie of the Year • Ryan Wittman (Cornell) 

First Team • Mark McAndrew (Brown), John 

Baumann (Columbia), Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn), Mark 

Zoller (Penn), Eric Flato (Yale) 

Second Team • Andrew Naeve (Cornell), Ryan 

Wittman (Cornell), Leon Pattman (Dartmouth), 

Brian Grandieri (Penn), Casey Hughes (Yale) 

Honorable Mention • Damon Huffman (Brown), 

Louis Dale (Cornell),Alex Barnett (Dartmouth), 

Jim Goffredo (Harvard), Drew Housman 

(Harvard) 



18.6, Mark McAndrew (Brown) 

16.6, Mark Zoller (Penn) 

16.4, Eric Flato (Yale) 

15.3, Leon Pattman (Dartmouth) 

15.3, Ryan Wittman (Cornell) 


Graham Dow (Cornell) First Team & 

Jim Goffredo (Harvard) Second Team

Ivy League Men’s Recordbook 


Coaching Records 

YEARS AS HEAD COACH 

29 Pete Carril (Princeton, 1968-96) 

IVY CHAMPIONSHIPS 


OVERALL VICTORIES 


IVY VICTORIES 


OVERALL WINNING PERCENTAGE (min. four seasons) 

78.6 Bill Carmody (Princeton, 1996-00) 92-25 

IVY WINNING PERCENTAGE (min. four seasons) 

89.3 Bill Carmody (Princeton, 1996-00) 50-6 

Player Records 

— SCORING — 

OVERALL CAREER POINTS 

2503 Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1962-65) 

IVY CAREER POINTS 


OVERALL SEASON POINTS 


IVY SEASON POINTS 


POINTS IN A GAME 

58 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Wichita State, March 30, 1965) 

POINTS IN AN IVY GAME 

51 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Harvard, Feb 15, 1965) 

OVERALL CAREER AVERAGE 

30.2 Bill Bradley (Princeton, 1962-65) 

IVY CAREER AVERAGE 


OVERALL SEASON AVERAGE 


IVY SEASON AVERAGE 


— FIELD GOALS — 

OVERALL CAREER GOALS 


IVY CAREER GOALS 

448 Butch Graves (Yale, 1980-84) 

OVERALL SEASON GOALS 


IVY SEASON GOALS 


GOALS IN A GAME 

22 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Wichita State, March 20, 1965) 

GOALS IN AN IVY GAME 

18 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Harvard, Feb. 15, 1964) 

Jim Barton (Dartmouth vs Brown, Feb. 7, 1987) 

OVERALL CAREER ATTEMPTS 


IVY CAREER ATTEMPTS 

911 Butch Graves (Yale, 1980-84) 

OVERALL SEASON ATTEMPTS 

684 John Lee (Yale, 1955-56) 

IVY SEASON ATTEMPTS 

316 Steve Spahn (Dartmouth, 1961-62) 

ATTEMPTS IN A GAME 

37 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Wisconsin, Dec. 21, 1963) 

John Lee (Yale vs Princeton, Feb. 22, 1956) 

ATTEMPTS IN AN IVY GAME 

36 Bill Bradley (Princeton vs Cornell, Jan. 16, 1965) 

OVERALL CAREER PERCENTAGE 

65.8 David Tompkins (Yale, 1995-99) 

IVY CAREER PERCENTAGE 


OVERALL SEASON PERCENTAGE 

70.3 Alan Williams (Princeton, 1986-87) 

IVY SEASON PERCENTAGE 


PERCENTAGE IN A GAME 

100 Barnes Hauptfuhrer (Princeton vs N.D., Dec. 7, 1974) 11-11 

— THREE-POINTERS — 

OVERALL CAREER THREES 

281 Brian Earl (Princeton, 1995-99) 

IVY CAREER THREES 

141 Jim Barton (Dartmouth, 1985-89) 

OVERALL SEASON THREES 


IVY SEASON THREES 

56 Sean Jackson (Princeton, 1990-91) 

THREES IN A GAME 

10 Matt Maloney (Penn vs Brown, Feb. 4, 1995) 

Spencer Gloger (Princeton vs UAB, Dec. 18, 1999) 

THREES IN AN IVY GAME 

10 Matt Maloney (Penn vs Brown, Feb. 4, 1995) 


678 Brian Earl (Princeton, 1995-99) 




239 Lamar Plummer (Penn, 2000-01) 




18 Matt Maloney (Penn vs Temple, Jan 11, 1994) 


15 Matt Lapin (Princeton vs Harvard, Feb. 24, 1990) 

Matt Maloney (Penn vs Harvard,Feb 18, 1995) 


51.3 Dave Orlandini (Princeton, 1986-88) 


57.9 Perry Bromwell (Penn, 1986-87)




54.5 Dave Orlandini (Princeton, 1987-88) 


60.7 Luke Owings (Princeton, 2004-05) 


100 Sydney Johnson (Princeton vs Columbia, Feb 28, 1997) 6-6 

— FREE THROWS — 

OVERALL CAREER MADE 


IVY CAREER MADE 


OVERALL SEASON MADE 


IVY SEASON MADE 


MADE IN A GAME 

25 Arnie Berman (Brown vs Cornell, Feb. 4, 1972) 






369 Harry Sacks (Harvard, 1953-54) 


177 Arnie Berman (Brown, 1971-72) 


26 Louis Jordan (Cornell vs Syracuse, Dec. 19, 1956) 

Arnie Berman (Brown vs Cornell, Feb. 4, 1972) 


26 Arnie Berman (Brown vs Cornell, Feb. 4, 1972) 


89.5 Jim Barton (Dartmouth, 1985-89) 




95.0 Gus Broberg (Dartmouth, 1939-40) 




100 John Lee (Yale vs Oregon State, Dec. 27, 1957) 21-21 

— REBOUNDS — 

OVERALL CAREER REBOUNDS 

1557 Ernie Beck (Penn, 1950-53) 

IVY CAREER REBOUNDS 

656 Ed Robinson (Yale, 1954-57) 

OVERALL SEASON REBOUNDS 

556 Ernie Beck (Penn, 1950-51) 

IVY SEASON REBOUNDS 

228 Alfred Kaemmerlen (Princeton, 1961-62) 

REBOUNDS IN A GAME 

32 four players (most recently by Rudy LaRusso) 

REBOUNDS IN AN IVY GAME 

32 Rudy LaRusso (Dartmouth vs Columbia, 1958) 


19.0 Ernie Beck (Penn, 1950-53) 


15.6 Ed Robinson (Yale, 1954-57) 


20.6 Ernie Beck (Penn, 1950-51) 


16.1 Alfred Kaemmerlen (Princeton, 1961-62) 

— ASSISTS — 

OVERALL CAREER ASSISTS 

705 Elliott Prasse-Freeman (Harvard, 1999-03) 

IVY CAREER ASSISTS 

371 Elliott Prasse-Freeman (Harvard, 1999-03) 

OVERALL SEASON ASSISTS 

225 Larry Zigarelli (Yale, 1979-80) 

IVY SEASON ASSISTS 

122 Larry Zigerelli (Yale, 1979-80) 

ASSISTS IN A GAME 

18 Tony Chiles (Columbia vs Merchant Marines, Jan. 9, 1988) 

ASSISTS IN AN IVY GAME 

17 Peter White (Yale vs Harvard, Feb. 7, 1987) 


7.41 Alton Byrd (Columbia, 1976-79) 


6.62 Elliott Prasse-Freeman (Harvard, 1999-03) 


8.65 Larry Zigarelli (Yale, 1979-80) 


8.71 Larry Zigarelli (Yale, 1979-80) 

— BLOCKED SHOTS — 

OVERALL CAREER BLOCKS 

252 Brian Gilpin (Dartmouth, 1993-97) 

OVERALL SEASON BLOCKS 

92 Brian Gilpin (Dartmouth, 1994-95) 

BLOCKS IN A GAME 

12 Walter Palmer (Dartmouth -vs- Harvard, Jan. 9, 1988) 

— STEALS — 

OVERALL CAREER STEALS 

303 Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn, 2004-07) 

OVERALL SEASON STEALS 

95 Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn, 2005-06) 

STEALS IN A GAME 

9 Ibrahim Jaaber (Penn -vs- Dartmouth, March 4, 2005)



Team Records 

— SCORING — 

OVERALL SEASON POINTS 

2394 Yale (2001-02) 

IVY SEASON POINTS 

1219 Penn (1974-75) 

POINTS IN A GAME 

118 Princeton vs Wichita St. (March 20, 1965) 

Columbia vs Wagner (Jan. 17, 1977) 

POINTS IN AN IVY GAME 

116 Princeton vs Dartmouth (Jan. 14, 1967) 

AGGREGATE POINTS IN A GAME 

237 Yale (108) vs Stanford (129), Dec. 6, 1985 

AGGREGATE POINTS IN AN IVY GAME 

213 Harvard (115) vs Yale (98), Feb. 5, 1971 

— FIELD GOALS — 

OVERALL SEASON GOALS 

995 Penn (1974-75) 

IVY SEASON GOALS 

511 Penn (1974-75) 


49 Columbia vs Wagner (Jan. 17, 1977) 

GOALS IN AN IVY GAME 

48 Princeton vs Yale (Feb. 26, 1971) 

Penn vs Brown (Feb. 11, 1978) 


2467 Yale (1948-49) 


1069 Cornell (1964-65) 


106 Cornell vs Colgate (Dec. 4, 1965) 


105 Columbia vs Dartmouth (Jan. 20, 1951) 

OVERALL SEASON ACCURACY 

54.1 Princeton (1986-87) 

IVY SEASON ACCURACY 

54.9 Princeton (1980-81) 


79.4 Columbia vs Dartmouth (March 2, 1984) 

— THREE-POINTERS — 

OVERALL SEASON THREES 

266 Penn (2001-02) 


20 Princeton vs Ursinus (Jan. 27, 2003) 


681 Princeton (1997-98) 


39 Princeton vs Fresno State (Dec. 2, 1995) 


49.2 Princeton (1987-88) 


88.9 Cornell vs Army (Jan. 6, 1990) 

PERCENTAGE IN AN IVY GAME 

83.3 Princeton vs Penn (Jan. 6, 1990) 

— FREE THROWS — 

OVERALL SEASON MADE 

620 Columbia (1956-57) 

IVY SEASON MADE 

386 Columbia (1956-57) 

MADE IN A GAME 

46 Cornell vs Harvard (Feb. 17, 1990) 


893 Penn (1956-57) 


533 Columbia (1956-57) 


60 Harvard vs Dartmouth (1954) & 

Penn -vs- Brown (Jan. 15, 1955) 


59 Cornell vs Harvard (Feb. 17, 1990) 


82.2 Harvard (1983-84) 


100 Cornell vs Columbia (Dec. 15, 1967) & 

Cornell vs Buffalo (Dec. 28, 1977) 19-19 

PERCENTAGE IN AN IVY GAME 

100 Cornell vs Columbia (Dec. 15, 1967) 19-19



Most Career Points 

1 Bill Bradley Princeton ‘62-65.....2,503 

2 Jim Barton Dartmouth ‘85-89.....2,158 

3 Butch Graves Yale ‘80-84.....2,090 

4 Earl Hunt Brown ‘99-03.....2,030 

5 Tony Lavelli Yale ‘45-49.....1,964 

6 Joe Carrabino Harvard ‘81-85.....1,880 

7 Ernie Beck Penn ‘50-53.....1,827 

8 Don Fleming Harvard ‘78-82.....1,797 

9 Buck Jenkins Columbia ‘89-93.....1,767 

10 Jim McMillian Columbia ‘66-70.....1,758 

11 Ugonna OnyekwePenn ‘99-03.....1,732 

12 Arnie Berman Brown ‘68-72.....1,668 

13 John Bajusz Cornell ‘83-87.....1,663 

14 Sea Lonergan Dartmouth ‘93-97.....1,651 

15 Keven McDonald Penn ‘75-78.....1,644 

16 Chet Forte Columbia ‘54-57.....1,611 

17 Paul Erland Dartmouth ‘69-72.....1,606 

18 Ed Petersen Yale ‘88-92.....1,605 

19 Michael Jordan Penn ‘97-00.....1,604 

20 Jason Forte Brown ‘01-05.....1,597 

Highest Career 

Scoring Averages 

1 Bill Bradley Princeton ‘62-65 .......30.2 

2 Chet Forte Columbia ‘54-57 .......24.8 

3 Brian Taylor Princeton ‘70-72 .......24.3 

4 Jim McMillian Columbia ‘66-70 .......22.8 

5 Ernie Beck Penn ‘50-53 .......22.3 

6 Arnie Berman Brown ‘68-72 .......21.6 

7 Paul Erland Dartmouth ‘69-72 .......21.2 

8 Keven McDonald Penn ‘75-78 .......20.8 

9t Jim Barton Dartmouth ‘85-89 .......20.7 

9t Jim Morgan Yale ‘68-71 .......20.7 

11 Rick Kaminsky Yale ‘61-64 .......20.4 

12t Butch Graves Yale ‘80-84 .......20.3 

12t Tony Lavelli Yale ‘45-49 .......20.3 

12t John Lee Yale ‘55-58 .......20.3 

12t Stan Pawlak Penn ‘63-66 .......20.3 

Most Season Points 

1 Bill Bradley Princeton ‘63-64 ........936 


3 Chet Forte Columbia ‘56-57 ........694 


5 Brian Taylor Princeton ‘71-72 ........676 

6 Ernie Beck Penn ‘52-53 ........673 

7 Tony Lavelli Yale ‘48-49 ........671 

8 Arnie Berman Brown ‘71-72 ........658 

9 Jim Barton Dartmouth ‘87-88 ........636 

10 Tony Price Penn ‘78-79 ........633 

11 Jim Fitzsimmons Harvard ‘71-72 ........629 

12 Keven McDonald Penn ‘77-78 ........623 

13 Paul Erland Dartmouth ‘70-71 ........618 


15 Butch Graves Yale ‘83-84 ........609 

Highest Season 

Scoring Averages 



3 Chet Forte Columbia ‘56-57 .......28.9 



6 Arnie Berman Brown ‘71-72 .......25.3 


Most Points In A Game 

8 Rick Kaminsky Yale ‘63-64 .......24.9 

9t Jim Barton Dartmouth ‘87-88 .......24.2 

9t Jim Fitzsimmons Harvard ‘71-72 .......24.2 


12 Butch Graves Yale ‘83-84 .......23.4 

13t Butch Graves Yale ‘82-83 .......23.3 

13t John Lee Yale ‘55-56 .......23.3 

15 Stan Pawlak Penn ‘65-66 .......23.2 

Annual Scoring Leaders 

‘53-54 Hal Haabestad Princeton..............18.2 

‘54-55 Chet Forte Columbia..............21.1 

‘55-56 John Lee Yale ........................24.1 

‘56-57 Chet Forte Columbia..............28.8 

‘57-58 Rudy Milkey Columbia..............19.4 

‘58-59 Lou Jordan Cornell..................20.6 

‘59-60 Pete Campbell Princeton..............23.0 

‘60-61 George Ramming Dartmouth...........20.6 

‘61-62 Steve Spahn Dartmouth...........23.2 

‘62-63 Bill Bradley Princeton..............27.5 



‘65-66 Keith Sedlacek Harvard ................23.5 

‘66-67 Greg Morris Cornell..................18.8 

‘67-68 Jim McMillian Columbia..............21.1 

‘68-69 Geoff Petrie Princeton..............23.9 


‘70-71 Paul Erland Dartmouth...........26.0 

‘71-72 Brian Taylor Princeton..............26.2 

‘72-73 Bob Evans Columbia..............23.0 

‘73-74 Adam Sutton Dartmouth...........19.4 

‘74-75 Ron Haigler Penn.......................22.1 

‘75-76 Brian Saunders Brown ...................20.4 

‘76-77 Brian Saunders Brown ...................20.1 

‘77-78 Keven McDonald Penn.......................24.7 

‘78-79 Mike Davis Cornell..................19.8 

‘79-80 Peter Moss Brown ...................21.3 

‘80-81 Donald Fleming Harvard ................19.6 

‘81-82 Butch Graves Yale ........................19.9 



‘84-85 Joe Carrabino Harvard ................20.3 

‘85-86 Jim Turner Brown ...................24.0 

‘86-87 Perry Bromwell Penn.......................21.8 

‘87-88 Jim Barton Dartmouth...........23.9 


‘89-90 Ralph James Harvard............... 22.6 

*Ivy Game 

1 Bill Bradley Princeton vs Wichita State ............March 30, 1965...............58 

2 Tony Lavelli Yale vs Williams...........................Feb 26, 1949...............52 

3 * Bill Bradley Princeton vs Harvard...........................Feb 15, 1965...............51 

4 * Bill Bradley Princeton vs Cornell.............................Jan 17, 1964...............49 

5t * Jim Barton Dartmouth vs Brown .........................................., 1987...............48 

5t Harry Platt Brown vs Northeastern...................Feb 2, 1938...............48 

7t Ernie Beck Penn vs Duke...............................Dec 30, 1952...............47 

7t * George Farley Cornell vs Princeton .....................March 5, 1960...............47 

7t Bill Bradley Princeton vs Wisconsin ......................Dec 31, 1963...............47 

7t * Buck Jenkins Columbia vs Harvard...........................Feb 15, 1991...............47 

11t Bill Bradley Princeton vs Texas ...............................Dec 30, 1963...............46 

11t Rusty Tyler Brown vs Rhode Island ...............March 9, 1971...............46 

13t Ernie Beck Penn vs Harvard.............................Feb 6, 1952...............45 

13t * Brady Merchant Harvard vs Brown...........................March 7, 2003...............45 

15 Hassan Duncombe Penn vs Navy..................................Dec 8, 1989...............44 

16 * Marcus Thompson Brown vs Harvard...........................Feb 24, 1989...............43 

17t Chuck Rolles Cornell vs Syracuse ......................................, 1956...............42 

17t * Patrick Lynch Brown vs Dartmouth .......................Feb 7, 1987...............42 

‘90-91 Buck Jenkins Columbia..............19.7 



‘93-94 Matt Maloney Penn.......................15.9 

‘94-95 Sea Lonergan Dartmouth...........18.5 

‘95-96 Ira Bowman Penn.......................17.1 

‘96-97 John McCord Cornell..................18.1 

‘97-98 Shaun Gee Dartmouth...........19.7 

‘98-99 Kamal Rountree Brown ...................19.3 

‘99-00 Earl Hunt Brown ...................18.8 

‘00-01 Craig Austin Columbia..............20.1 

‘01-02 Patrick Harvey Harvard ................18.4 

‘02-03 Earl Hunt Brown ...................20.1 

‘03-04 Jason Forte Brown ...................21.4 


‘05-06 Ibrahim Jaaber Penn.......................18.4 

Most Career Rebounds 

1 Ernie Beck Penn ‘50-53.....1,557 

2 Rudy LaRusso Dartmouth ‘56-59.....1,239 

3 Ed Robinson Yale ‘54-57.....1,182 

4 George Farley Cornell ‘57-60.....1,089 

5 Barton Leach Penn ‘52-55.....1,066 

6 Joe Sturgis Penn ‘53-56.....1,064 

7 Jim Francis Dartmouth ‘54-57.....1,050 

8 Ian McGinnis Dartmouth ‘97-01.....1,028 

9 Frank Thomas Columbia ‘53-56.....1,022 

10 Bill Bradley Princeton ‘62-65.....1,008 

11 David Fulcomer Princeton ‘55-58 ........995 

12 Chris Dudley Yale ‘83-87 ........974 

13 Phil Brown Brown ‘72-75 ........931 

14 Matt Stehle Harvard ‘02-06 ........926 

15 Ed Tooley Brown ‘52-56 ........924 

16 Fred Eydt Cornell ‘49-52 ........922 

17 Kyle Snowden Harvard ‘93-97 ........913 

18 Carl Belz Princeton ‘56-59 ........898 

19 Arnie Berman Brown ‘69-72 ........878 

20 Gerry Alaimo Brown ‘55-58 ........870 

Highest Career 

Rebound Averages 


2 George Farley Cornell ‘57-60 .......18.8 

3 Ed Tooley Brown ‘52-56 .......16.5 

4 Rudy LaRusso Dartmouth ‘56-59 .......15.5 

5 Barton Leach Penn ‘52-55 .......14.8



6t Joe Sturgis Penn ‘53-56 .......14.4 

6t David Fulcomer Princeton ‘55-58 .......14.4 

6t Frank Thomas Columbia ‘53-56 .......14.4 

9 Carl Belz Princeton ‘56-59 .......14.0 

10 John Sheehy Cornell ‘52-55 .......13.7 

11 Jim Francis Dartmouth ‘54-57 .......13.5 

12 Fred Eydt Cornell ‘49-52 .......12.3 


14 Phil Brown Brown ‘72-75 .......11.9 

15 Gerry Alaimo Brown ‘55-58 .......11.8 

Most Season Rebounds 



3 Rudy LaRusso Dartmouth ‘57-58 ........503 

4 George Farley Cornell ‘59-60 ........466 

5t Ernie Beck Penn ‘52-53 ........450 

5t Barton Leach Penn ‘54-55 ........450 

7 Ed Tooley Brown ‘54-55 ........436 

8 Ed Robinson Yale ‘55-56 ........433 

9 Irvin Roberson Cornell ‘55-56 ........423 

10 Ed Robinson Yale ‘56-57 ........412 

11 Joe Sturgis Penn ‘55-56 ........410 

12 Frank Thomas Columbia ‘54-55 ........408 

13 David Fulcomer Princeton ‘55-56 ........406 

14 George Farley Cornell ‘58-59 ........405 

15 John Sheehy Cornell ‘54-55 ........383 


Rebound Averages 




4 Rudy LaRusso Dartmouth ‘57-58 .......18.6 


6 Barton Leach Penn ‘54-55 .......18.0 

7t Irvin Roberson Cornell ‘55-56 .......17.6 

7t George Farley Cornell ‘58-59 .......17.6 



11 David Fulcomer Princeton ‘55-56 .......16.9 

12 Joe Sturgis Penn ‘55-56 .......16.4 

13 Frank Thomas Columbia ‘54-55 .......16.3 

14 John Sheehy Cornell ‘54-55 .......16.0 


Annual Rebound Leaders 

‘70-71 Scott Michel Yale ........................14.0 

‘71-72 Arnie Berman Brown ...................12.3 

‘72-73 Phil Brown Brown ...................13.5 



‘75-76 Elmer Love Columbia ................7.8 

Bill Carey Harvard...................7.8 

‘76-77 Carnell Cooper Yale...........................9.5 

‘77-78 Tony Price Penn.........................8.3 

Ricky Free Columbia ................8.3 

‘78-79 Tim Daaleman Yale...........................9.9 

‘79-80 Tim Daaleman Yale ........................10.2 

‘80-81 Tim Daaleman Yale...........................8.1 

‘81-82 Paul Anderson Dartmouth.............6.9 

‘82-83 Stark Langs Brown ...................11.1 

‘83-84 Stark Langs Brown ...................10.4 

‘84-85 Chris Dudley Yale ........................10.4 



‘87-88 Paul Maley Yale...........................7.9 

Most Rebounds In A Game 

‘88-89 Bernard Jackson Cornell....................9.1 

‘89-90 Carlos Williams Brown ...................10.0 

‘90-91 Ron Mitchell Harvard...................9.1 

‘91-92 Ron Mitchell Harvard...................8.5 

‘92-93 Arturo Llopis Harvard...................8.4 

‘93-94 Jamal Adams Columbia ................8.9 

‘94-95 James Turbidy Columbia ................8.4 

‘95-96 Kyle Snowden Harvard ................10.8 

‘96-97 John McCord Cornell....................9.5 

Kyle Snowden Harvard...................9.5 

‘97-98 David Tompkins Yale...........................8.2 

‘98-99 Ian McGinnis Dartmouth...........12.6 



‘01-02 Paul Vitelli Yale...........................7.3 

‘02-03 Sam Winter Harvard...................7.4 

‘03-04 Matt Stehle Harvard...................8.4 



‘06-07 Andrew Naeve Cornell....................7.7 

Most Career Assists 

1 Prasse-Freeman Harvard ‘99-03 ........705 

2 Peter White Yale ‘84-87 ........611 

3 Tim Hill Harvard ‘95-99 ........590 

4 Flinder Boyd Dartmouth ‘98-02 ........585 

5 Mike Waitkus Brown ‘82-86 ........577 

6 Tarik Campbell Harvard ‘89-94 ........570 

7 Glenn Fine Harvard ‘75-79 ........559 

8 Alton Byrd Columbia ‘76-79 ........526 

9 Jason Forte Brown ‘01-05 ........514 

10 Jerome Allen Penn ‘91-95 ........505 

11 Bryan Randall Dartmouth ‘84-88 ........488 

12 Michael Jordan Penn ‘96-00 ........469 

13 Kenny Mitchell Dartmouth ‘93-97 ........460 

14 Roger Chadwick Cornell ‘49-52 ........441 

15 Larry Zigarelli Yale ‘77-80 ........428 

16 Tim Begley Penn ‘01-05 ........423 

17 Bill Ryan Princeton ‘81-84 ........413 

18 Paul Chambers Penn ‘88-92 ........396 

19 Mike Gielen Harvard ‘85-89 ........391 

20 David Klatsky Penn ‘99-03 ........384 


1t * Rudy LaRusso Dartmouth vs Columbia....................................., 1958...............32 

1t Barton Leach Penn vs Harvard...........................Feb 18, 1955...............32 

1t * Ed Robinson Yale vs Harvard......................March 10, 1956...............32 

1t Ed Tooley Brown vs Northeastern...................Feb 9, 1955...............32 

5t Bob Canty Harvard vs Boston College................Feb 8, 1955...............31 

5t Jack Molinas Columbia vs Brown...............................Jan 29, 1953...............31 

7 * Tom Northrup Penn vs Brown .................................Jan 7, 1967...............30 

8 Carl Belz Princeton vs Rutgers.............................Jan 31, 1959...............29 

9 Barton Leach Penn vs Syracuse..........................Feb 23, 1955...............28 

10t Frank Burgess Penn vs La Salle...........................Dec 21, 1966...............27 

10t Barton Leach Penn vs Brown..............................Feb 15, 1955...............27 

10t Barton Leach Penn vs Army .................................Jan 21, 1955...............27 

10t David Fulcomer Princeton vs Rutgers..............................Feb 1, 1956...............27 

10t * David Fulcomer Princeton vs Cornell .........................March 3, 1956...............27 

10t Al Kaemmerlen Princeton vs Lafayette...........................Dec 3, 1960...............27 

16t * George Farley Cornell vs Brown..............................Feb 26, 1960...............26 

16t * David Fulcomer Princeton vs Dartmouth ........................Jan 7, 1956...............26 

16t * Carl Belz Princeton vs Penn ....................................Jan 5, 1957...............26 

16t Gerry Alaimo Brown vs Rhode Island ...............March 8, 1958...............26 

20 Joe Sturgis Penn vs Yale.......................................Jan 2, 1954...............25 

Most Season Assists 

1 Larry Zigarelli Yale ‘79-80 ........225 

2 Alton Byrd Columbia ‘76-77 ........210 

3t Prasse-Freeman Harvard ‘02-03 ........207 

3t Glenn Fine Harvard ‘78-79 ........207 

5 Kenny Mitchell Dartmouth ‘96-97 ........203 

6 Prasse-Freeman Harvard ‘99-00 ........196 

7 Flinder Boyd Dartmouth ‘99-00 ........181 


9 Tarik Campbell Harvard ‘90-91 ........176 


11 Tim Hill Harvard ‘98-99 ........172 



14 David Klatsky Penn ‘00-01 ........162 

15 Bill Ryan Princeton ‘83-84 ........161 

16 Jerome Allen Penn ‘94-95 ........160 

17 Ibrahim Jaaber Penn ‘06-07 ........159 

18t Paul Chambers Penn ‘91-92 ........151 

18t Dave Wohl Penn ‘71-72 ........151 


Assist Averages 

1 Larry Zigarelli Yale ‘79-80 .......8.65 

2 Alton Byrd Columbia ‘76-77 .......8.08 

3 Kenny Mitchell Dartmouth ‘96-97 .......7.81 

4 Prasse-Freeman Harvard ‘02-03 .......7.67 

5 Prasse-Freeman Harvard ‘99-00 .......7.26 

6 Glenn Fine Harvard ‘78-79 .......7.14 

7 Flinder Boyd Dartmouth ‘99-00 .......6.70 


9 Tarik Campbell Harvard ‘90-91 .......6.77 


Annual Assist Leaders 

‘77-78 Glenn Fine Harvard ................6.71 

‘78-79 Alton Byrd Columbia..............7.57 

‘79-80 Larry Zigerelli Yale ........................8.71 

‘80-81 Ken Hall Penn.......................4.21 

‘81-82 Bill Ryan Princeton..............4.57 

‘82-83 Mike Waitkus Brown ...................5.50 

‘83-84 Bill Ryan Princeton..............6.36 

‘84-85 Peter White Yale ........................5.57 

‘85-86 Mike Waitkus Brown ...................7.00



‘86-87 Peter White Yale ........................7.57 

‘87-88 Bryan Randall Dartmouth...........6.36 

‘88-89 Mike Gielen Harvard ................5.36 

‘89-90 Mike Jelinsky Columbia..............5.79 

‘90-91 Tarik Campbell Harvard ................7.57 

‘91-92 Paul Chambers Penn.......................6.07 

‘92-93 Jerome Allen Penn.......................5.29 

‘93-94 Gregg Frame Dartmouth...........5.79 

‘94-95 Jerome Allen Penn.......................5.79 

‘95-96 Tim Hill Harvard ................5.07 

‘96-97 Kenny Mitchell Dartmouth...........7.29 

‘97-98 Michael Jordan Penn.......................5.36 


‘99-00 E. Prasse-Freeman Harvard ................7.93 






‘05-06 Brett Loscalzo Columbia..............3.07 

‘06-07 Ibrahim Jaaber Penn.......................5.30 

Most Career 

Three-Pointers 

1 Brian Earl Princeton ‘95-99 ........281 

2 Tim Begley Penn ‘01-05 ........246 


4 Matt Maloney Penn ‘92-95 ........239 

5 Greg Buth Dartmouth ‘97-01 ........238 

6 Sean Jackson Princeton ‘89-92 ........235 

7 B. Schuckman Cornell ‘92-96 ........231 

8 Ed Petersen Yale ‘88-92 ........229 

9t Jeff Schiffner Penn ‘00-04 ........220 

9t Dan Clemente Harvard ‘97-01 ........220 

11 Brian Lloyd Brown ‘92-96 ........215 

12 Gabe Lewullis Princeton ‘95-99 ........212 

13t Rick Lloyd Brown ‘88-92 ........201 

13t Matt Langel Penn ‘96-00 ........201 

15 Garret Kreitz Penn ‘94-98 ........199 

Most Season 


1 Jim Barton Dartmouth ‘88-89...........98 

2 Lamar Plummer Penn ‘00-01...........96 

3 Sean Jackson Princeton ‘90-91...........95 

4 Ryan Wittman Cornell ‘06-07...........93 

5 Matt Maloney Penn ‘92-93...........91 

6t Matt Maloney Penn ‘94-95...........87 

6t Brian Earl Princeton ‘97-98...........87 

6t C.J.Thompkins Columbia ‘96-97...........87 

9 Sean Jackson Princeton ‘91-92...........84 

10t Tim Begley Penn ‘03-04...........83 

10t Adam Gore Cornell ‘05-06...........83 

12 Brian Earl Princeton ‘98-99...........82 

13 B. Schuckman Cornell ‘95-96...........79 

14t Cody Toppert Cornell ‘03-04...........77 

14t Patrick Powers Brown ‘03-04...........77 

Annual 

Three-Point Leaders 

‘86-87 Perry Bromwell Penn.......................58.7 

‘87-88 Tim Neff Princeton..............54.3 

‘88-89 Ed Petersen Yale ........................48.9 

‘89-90 Matt Lapin Princeton..............57.7 

‘90-91 Sean Jackson Princeton..............55.4 

‘91-92 Russ Steward Columbia..............45.6 

Most Assists In A Game 

‘92-93 Matt Maloney Penn.......................46.4 

‘93-94 Brian Lloyd Brown ...................44.1 

‘94-95 Scott Kegler Penn.......................57.1 

‘95-96 Brian Lloyd Brown ...................43.8 

‘96-97 P.J. Halas Dartmouth...........46.7 

‘97-98 Steve Goodrich Princeton..............51.4 

‘98-99 Jed Ryan Penn.......................50.6 

‘99-00 Joe Case Columbia..............46.9 

‘00-01 C.J. Chapman Princeton..............50.0 

‘01-02 Jacques Vigneault Cornell..................46.3 

‘02-03 Koko Archibong Penn.......................51.4 

‘03-04 Tim Begley Penn.......................47.3 

‘04-05 Jeremiah Boswell Columbia..............50.0 

‘05-06 Mike Lang Dartmouth...........42.1 

‘06-07 John Baumann Columbia..............50.9 

Annual 

Field Goal Leaders 

‘56-57 Jim Francis Dartmouth...........55.7 

‘57-58 Larry Downs Yale ........................49.5 

‘58-59 Carl Belz Princeton..............56.8 

‘59-60 Donald Swan Princeton..............54.1 

‘60-61 John Deering Harvard ................53.7 

‘61-62 Gary Borchard Harvard ................49.7 


1 Tony Chiles Columbia vs Merchant Marines............Jan 9, 1988...............18 

2 * Peter White Yale vs Harvard.............................Feb 7, 1987...............17 

3t E. Prasse-Freeman Harvard vs Mercer ...........................Dec 19, 2002...............16 

3t Flinder Boyd Dartmouth vs Albany .........................................., 2001...............16 

5t * Jim Burke Brown vs Dartmouth .....................Feb 11, 1972...............15 

5t Glenn Fine Harvard vs Detroit...........................Dec 26, 1977...............15 

5t Flinder Boyd Dartmouth vs Holy Cross ................................., 1999...............15 

5t * E. Prasse-Freeman Harvard vs Yale ...................................Feb 19, 2000...............15 

5t E. Prasse-Freeman Harvard vs Northeastern...............Nov 28, 2000...............15 

10t Tarik Campbell Harvard vs Long Beach State ......................, 1990...............14 

10t Tarik Campbell Harvard vs Vermont......................................., 1993...............14 

10t Flinder Boyd Dartmouth vs Loyola Marymount ..................., 1999...............14 

10t Maurice Murphy Columbia vs Lafayette.............................Jan 3, 2004...............14 

14t * Dave Wohl Penn vs Brown..............................Feb 14, 1970...............13 

14t * Mike Waitkus Brown vs Harvard........................March 7, 1987...............13 

14t * Gregg Frame Dartmouth vs Yale................................................, 1994...............13 

14t Kenny Mitchell Dartmouth vs Toledo .........................................., 1996...............13 

14t Tim Hill Harvard vs Lehigh..........................................., 1998...............13 

14t * Flinder Boyd Dartmouth vs Cornell ........................................, 2000...............13 

14t Ka’Ron Barnes Cornell vs Lafayette.............................Jan 5, 2003...............13 

14t * Jason Forte Brown vs Penn.................................Feb 15, 2003...............13 

Most Three-Pointers In A Game 


1t * Matt Maloney Penn vs Harvard.............................Feb 4, 1995...............10 

1t Spencer Gloger Princeton vs UAB ................................Dec 18, 1999...............10 

3t Brian Lloyd Brown vs Lafayette.............................Jan 9, 1995.................9 

3t * Alex Compton Cornell vs Yale ...................................Feb 24, 1996.................9 

3t Greg Buth Dartmouth vs Albany .........................................., 2001.................9 

3t * Brady Merchant Harvard vs Brown...........................March 8, 2003.................9 

7t * Matt Lapin Princeton vs Harvard...........................Feb 24, 1990.................8 

7t * Chuck Savage Brown vs Columbia....................................., 1991.................8 

7t Matt Maloney Penn vs American..........................Jan 13, 1993.................8 

7t * Brian Lloyd Brown vs Yale ....................................Jan 15, 1995.................8 

7t * Matt Ricketts Yale vs Cornell............................Feb 20, 1998.................8 

7t Greg Buth Dartmouth vs Loyola Marymount ..................., 1999.................8 

7t * Matt Langel Penn vs Brown................................Feb 5, 2000.................8 

7t Chris Leanza Yale vs Vermont............................Dec 7, 2000.................8 

7t Cody Toppert Cornell vs Duquesne ......................Dec 31, 2003.................8 

7t * Dragutin Kravic Columbia vs Yale.................................March 6, 2004.................8 

7t Damon Huffman Brown vs Rhode Island.................Dec 12, 2006.................8 

‘62-63 Arthur Hyland Princeton..............48.2 


‘64-65 Steve Cram Cornell..................56.3 

‘65-66 Ed Hummer Princeton..............53.2 

‘66-67 Ed Goldstone Yale ........................62.1 

‘67-68 Chris Gallagher Harvard ................54.5 

‘68-69 John Hummer Princeton..............55.4 


‘70-71 Floyd Lewis Harvard ................61.7 

‘71-72 Rich Amato Cornell..................59.0 

‘72-73 Bob Evans Columbia..............55.3 



‘75-76 Sterling Edmonds Dartmouth...........58.8 

‘76-77 Frank Sowinski Princeton..............65.0 

‘77-78 Sterling Edmonds Dartmouth...........63.8 

‘78-79 Matt White Penn.......................72.3 

‘79-80 Cleo Robertson Dartmouth...........58.0 

‘80-81 Alex Reynolds Cornell..................55.5 

‘81-82 Craig Robinson Princeton..............57.7 

‘82-83 Craig Robinson Princeton..............64.2 

‘83-84 Brian Burke Dartmouth...........66.0 

‘84-85 Howard Levy Princeton..............67.5 

‘85-86 Jim Turner Brown ...................69.4 

‘86-87 Alan Williams Princeton..............67.4



‘87-88 Kit Mueller Princeton..............58.9 


‘89-90 Carlos Williams Brown ...................57.9 


‘91-92 Casey Cammann Yale ........................57.6 

‘92-93 Tom Casey Columbia..............58.2 

‘93-94 Jamal Adams Columbia..............56.9 

‘94-95 Ira Bowman Penn.......................60.9 




‘98-99 David Tompkins Yale ........................61.3 

‘99-00 Chris Young Princeton..............55.3 

‘00-01 Alai Nuualiitia Brown ...................59.0 

‘01-02 Ugonna Onyekwe Penn.......................60.6 

‘02-03 Alai Nuualiitia Brown ...................66.0 

‘03-04 Jaime Kilburn Brown ...................62.0 

‘04-05 Eric Taylor Cornell..................60.8 

‘05-06 Dominick Martin Yale ........................56.9 

‘06-07 John Baumann Columbia..............57.8 

Annual 

Free Throw Leaders 

‘70-71 Russ Tyler Brown ...................89.2 

‘71-72 Phil Hankinson Penn ..................... 86.4 

‘72-73 Mike Baskauskas Yale ........................83.5 

‘73-74 Lou Silver Harvard ................81.1 

‘74-75 Armond Hill Princeton..............81.1 

‘75-76 Armond Hill Princeton..............84.8 

‘76-77 Chuck Mack Brown ...................90.5 

‘77-78 Bob Roma Princeton..............91.1 

‘78-79 Peter Moss Brown ...................87.5 

‘79-80 James Salters Penn.......................92.6 

‘80-81 Mike Allen Cornell..................85.1 


‘82-83 Brad Bomba Cornell..................92.5 


‘84-85 Mike Waitkus Brown ...................88.6 





‘89-90 Jerry Simon Penn.......................86.7 

‘90-91 Ed Petersen Yale ........................86.1 

‘91-92 Paul Chambers Penn.......................85.2 

‘92-93 Jeff Gaca Cornell..................88.7 

‘93-94 Sydney Johnson Princeton..............85.1 

‘94-95 Gabe Hunterton Yale ........................86.2 

‘95-96 Sea Lonergan Dartmouth...........81.3 


‘97-98 Matt Ricketts Yale ........................87.7 

‘98-99 Brian Earl Princeton..............90.9 

‘99-00 Michael Jordan Penn.......................89.3 

‘00-01 Craig Austin Columbia..............82.0 

‘01-02 Koko Archibong Penn.......................87.7 

‘02-03 Jeff Schiffner Penn.......................89.4 

‘03-04 Mike Martin Brown ...................89.4 

‘04-05 Ryan Rourke Cornell..................85.4 

‘05-06 Jim Goffredo Harvard ................89.0 

‘06-07 Jim Goffredo Harvard ................88.8

Ivy League Men’s Postseason 


Ivy Playoff Games 

Date Location Winner Loser 

1959 

3/7 New Haven, Conn. Dartmouth (69) Princeton (68) 

1963 

3/8 Bronx, N.Y. Princeton (65) Yale (53) 

1969 

3/5 Jamaica, N.Y. Columbia (92) Princeton (74) 

1980 

3/4 Easton, Pa. Penn (50) Princeton (49) 

1981 

3/10 Easton, Pa. Princeton (54) Penn (40) 

1996 

3/9 Bethlehem, Pa. Princeton (63) * Penn (56) 

2002 

3/5 The Palestra Yale (76) Princeton (60) 

3/7 Easton, Pa. Penn (77) Yale (58) 

NCAA Tournament Games 

Date Location Winner Loser ..................................Type 

1939 

3/17 The Palestra Villanova (42) Brown (30) .................E-1st 

1941 

3/21 Madison,Wis. Wisconsin (51) Dartmouth (50).........E-1st 

3/22 Madison,Wis. Dartmouth (60) No. Carolina (59)....E-Con 

1942 

3/20 New Orleans, La. Dartmouth (44) Penn State (39) ..........E-1st 

3/21 New Orleans, La. Dartmouth (47) Kentucky (28).............E-Fin 

3/28 Kansas City, Mo. Stanford (53) Dartmouth (38)........N-Fin 

1943 

3/24 New York, N.Y. DePaul (46) Dartmouth (36).........E-1st 

3/25 New York, N.Y. Dartmouth (51) NYU (49)..................E-Con 

1944 

3/24 New York, N.Y. Dartmouth (63) Catholic (38) ..............E-1st 

3/25 New York, N.Y. Dartmouth (60) Ohio State (53)..........E-Fin 

3/28 New York, N.Y. Utah (42) * Dartmouth (40)........N-Fin 

1946 

3/21 New York, N.Y. Ohio State (46) Harvard (38)...............E-1st 

3/23 New York, N.Y. NYU (67) Harvard (61)............E-Con 

1948 

3/19 New York, N.Y. Kentucky (76) Columbia (53)............E-1st 

3/20 New York, N.Y. Michigan (66) Columbia (49)..........E-Con 

1949 

3/21 New York, N.Y. Illinois (71) Yale (67) ......................E-1st 

3/22 New York, N.Y. Villanova (78) Yale (67)....................E-Con 

1951 

3/20 New York, N.Y. Illinois (79) Columbia (71)............E-1st 

1952 

3/21 Chicago, Ill. Duquesne (60) Princeton (49)............E-1st 

3/22 Chicago, Ill. Dayton (77) Princeton (61) .........E-Con 

1953 

3/13 Chicago, Ill. Notre Dame (69) Penn (57) ......................E-SF 

3/14 Chicago, Ill. Penn (90) DePaul (70) ..............E-Con 

1954 

3/12 Philadelphia, Pa. Navy (69) Cornell (67) .................E-SF 

3/13 Philadelphia, Pa. N.C. State (65) Cornell (54) .............E-Con 

1955 

3/11 Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle (73) Princeton (46) .............E-SF 

3/12 Philadelphia, Pa. Villanova (64) Princeton (57) .........E-Con 

1956 

3/13 New York, N.Y. Dartmouth (61) W.Virginia (59)...........E-1st 

3/16 Philadelphia, Pa. Canisius (66) Dartmouth (58) ..........E-SF 

3/17 Philadelphia, Pa. Dartmouth (85) Connecticut (64) ....E-Con 

1957 

3/12 New York, N.Y. No. Carolina (90) Yale (74) ......................E-1st 

1958 

3/11 New York, N.Y. Dartmouth (75) Connecticut (64).......E-1st 

3/14 Charlotte, N.C. Dartmouth (79) Manhattan (62)............E-SF 

3/15 Charlotte, N.C. Temple (69) Dartmouth (50).........E-Fin 

1959 

3/10 New York, N.Y. W.Virginia (82) Dartmouth (68).........E-1st 

1960 

3/8 New York, N.Y. Duke (84) Penn (60).....................E-1st 

1961 

3/14 New York, N.Y. Princeton (84) G.Washington (67)...E-1st 

3/17 Charlotte, N.C. St. Joseph's (72) Princeton (67) .............E-SF 

3/18 Charlotte, N.C. St. Bona (85) Princeton (67) .........E-Con 

1962 

3/12 The Palestra Wake Forest (92) * Yale (82) ......................E-1st 

1963 

3/11 Philadelphia, Pa. St. Joseph's (82) * Princeton (81)............E-1st 

1964 

3/9 Philadelphia, Pa. Princeton (86) VMI (60) ......................E-1st 

3/13 Raleigh, N.C. Connecticut (52) Princeton (50) .............E-SF 

3/14 Raleigh, N.C. Villanova (74) Princeton (62) .........E-Con 

1965 

3/8 Philadelphia, Pa. Princeton (60) Penn State (58) ..........E-1st 

3/12 College Park, Md. Princeton (66) N.C. State (48)............E-SF 

3/13 College Park, Md. Princeton (109) Providence (69) .........E-Fin 

3/19 Portland, Ore. Michigan (93) Princeton (76)............N-SF 

3/20 Portland, Ore. Princeton (118) Wichita St. (82)......N-Con 

1967 

3/11 Blacksburg,Va. Princeton (68) W.Virginia (57)...........E-1st 

3/17 College Park, Md. N. Carolina (78) * Princeton (70) .............E-SF 

3/18 College Park, Md. Princeton (78) St. John's (58) ...........E-Con 

1968 

3/8 College Park, Md. Columbia (83) La Salle (69)................E-1st 

3/15 Raleigh, N.C. Davidson (61) Columbia (59) .............E-SF 

3/16 Raleigh, N.C. Columbia (95) St. Bona (75) ............E-Con 

1969 

3/8 Raleigh, N.C. St. John's (72) Princeton (63)............E-1st 

1970 

3/7 Jadwin Gym Niagara (79) Penn (69).....................E-1st 

1971 

3/13 Morgantown,W.Va. Penn (70) Duquesne (65) ...........E-1st 

3/18 Raleigh, N.C. Penn (79) So. Carolina (64) .........E-SF 

3/20 Raleigh, N.C. Villanova (90) Penn (47).....................E-Fin 

1972 

3/11 Jamaica, N.Y. Penn (76) Providence (60) .........E-1st 

3/16 Morgantown,W.Va. Penn (78) Villanova (67)...............E-SF 

3/18 Morgantown,W.Va. No. Carolina (73) Penn (59).....................E-Fin 

1973 

3/10 Williamsburg,Va. Penn (72) St. John's (71) .............E-1st 

3/15 Charlotte, N.C. Providence (87) Penn (65) ......................E-SF 

3/17 Charlotte, N.C. Syracuse (69) Penn (68) ..................E-Con 

1974 

3/9 Jamaica, N.Y. Providence (84) Penn (69).....................E-1st 

1975 

3/15 The Palestra Kansas State (69) Penn (62).....................E-1st 

1976 

3/13 Providence, R.I. Rutgers (54) Penn (53).....................E-1st



1977 

3/12 Philadelphia, Pa. Kentucky (72) Princeton (59)............E-1st 

1978 

3/12 The Palestra Penn (92) St. Bonaventure (82).E-1st 

3/17 Providence, R.I. Duke (84) Penn (80) ......................E-SF 

1979 

3/9 Raleigh, N.C. 9 

Penn (73) 8 

Iona (69).....................E-1st 

3/11 Raleigh, N.C. 9 

Penn (72) 1 

No. Carolina (71)....E-2nd 

3/16 Greensboro, N.C. 9 

Penn (84) 4 

Syracuse (76)..............E-SF 

3/18 Greensboro, N.C. 9 

Penn (62) 

10 

St. John's (61) ...........E-Fin 

3/24 Salt Lake City, Utah 2 Michigan St. (101) 9 

Penn (67)....................N-SF 

3/26 Salt Lake City, Utah 2 DePaul (96) * 9 

Penn (93)................N-Con 

1980 

3/6 W. Lafayette, Ind. 

12 

Penn (62) 5 

Washing. St. (55) ...ME-1st 

3/8 W. Lafayette, Ind. 4 

Duke (52) 

12 

Penn (42)..............ME-2nd 

1981 

3/12 Providence, R.I. 6 

BYU (60) 

11 

Princeton (51)..........E-1st 

1982 

3/12 Uniondale, N.Y. 5 

St. John's (66) 

12 

Penn (56)...................E-1st 

1983 

3/15 The Palestra 

12 

Princeton (53) N.C.A&T (41)...........Open 

3/18 Corvallis, Ore. 

12 

Princeton (56) 5 

Oklahoma St. (53)..W-1st 

3/20 Corvallis, Ore. 4 

Boston Col (51) 

12 

Princeton (42) ......W-2nd 

1984 

3/13 The Palestra 

12 

Princeton (65) San Diego (56)..........Open 

3/15 Salt Lake City, Utah 5 UNLV (68) 

12 

Princeton (56)........W-1st 

1985 

3/15 Houston,Texas 2 

Memphis (67) 

15 

Penn (55).............MW-1st 

1986 

3/14 Syracuse, N.Y. 2 

Syracuse (101) 

15 

Brown (52) ...............E-1st 

1987 

3/12 Charlotte, N.C. 1 

No. Carolina (113) 16 Penn (82)...................E-1st 

1988 

3/18 Los Angeles, Calif. 1 

Arizona (90) 

16 

Cornell (50) ...........W-1st 

1989 

3/17 Providence, R.I. 1 

Georgetown (50) 

16 


1990 

3/15 Austin,Texas 4 

Arkansas (68) 

13 

Princeton (64)....MW-1st 

1991 


Villanova (50) 8 

Princeton (48)...........E-1st 

1992 

3/20 Worcester, Mass. 6 

Syracuse (51) 

11 


1993 


UMass (54) 

14 

Penn (50)...................E-1st 

1994 

3/17 Uniondale, N.Y. 

11 

Penn (90) 6 

Nebraska (80)...........E-1st 

3/19 Uniondale, N.Y. 3 

Florida (70) 

11 

Penn (58) .................E-2nd 

1995 

3/16 Baltimore, Md. 5 

Alabama (91) * 

12 

Penn (85)...................E-1st 

1996 

3/14 Indianapolis, Ind. 

13 

Princeton (43) 4 

UCLA (41)...............SE-1st 

3/16 Indianapolis, Ind. 5 

Mississippi St. (63) 13 Princeton (41)......SE-2nd 

1980 

3/13 Winston-Salem, N.C. 5 California (55) 

12 


1998 

3/12 Hartford, Conn. 5 

Princeton (69) 

12 

UNLV (57) ................E-1st 

3/14 Hartford, Conn. 4 

Michigan St. (63) 5 

Princeton (56) .........E-2nd 

1999 

3/11 Seattle,Wash. 6 

Florida (75) 

11 

Penn (61).................W-1st 

2000 

3/17 Winston-Salem, N.C. 4 Illinois (68) 

13 

Penn (58)...................E-1st 

2001 

3/16 New Orleans, La. 2 

No. Carolina (70) 

15 

Princeton (48)..........S-1st 

2002 

3/15 Pittsburgh, Pa. 6 

California (82) 

11 

Penn (75)...................E-1st 

2003 

3/21 Boston, Mass. 6 

Oklahoma St. (77) 11 Penn (63)...................E-1st 

2004 

3/19 Denver, Colo. 3 

Texas (66) 

14 

Princeton (49)........W-1st 

2005 

3/17 Cleveland, Ohio 4 

Boston Col (85) 

13 

Penn (65) ..............Chi-1st 

2006 

3/17 Dallas,Texas 2 

Texas (60) 

15 

Penn (52) ...............Atl-1st 

NIT Games 

Date Location Winner Loser 

1972 

3/19 Madison Sq Garden Princeton (68) Indiana (60) 

3/21 Madison Sq Garden Niagara (65) Princeton (60) 

1975 

3/16 Madison Sq Garden Princeton (84) Holy Cross (63) 

3/20 Madison Sq Garden Princeton (86) S. Carolina (67) 

3/22 Madison Sq Garden Princeton (58) Oregon (57) 

3/23 Madison Sq Garden Princeton (80) Providence (69) 

1981 

3/13 Morgantown,W.Va. W.Virginia (67) Penn (64) 

1999 

3/10 Jadwin Gym Princeton (54) Georgetown (47) 

3/15 Raleigh, N.C. Princeton (61) N.C. State (58) 

3/17 Cincinnati, Ohio Xavier (65) Princeton (58) 

2000 

3/15 State College, Pa. Penn State (55) Princeton (41) 

2002 

3/12 Louisville, Ky. Louisville (66) Princeton (65) 

3/14 New Brunswick, N.J. Yale (67) Rutgers (65) 

3/19 New Haven, Conn. Tenn.Tech (80) Yale (61) 

2003 

3/20 Charlottesville,Va. Virginia (89) Brown (73)



Ivy NCAA Tourney Timeline 

1942 After Dartmouth stunned Kentucky in the national seminfinal, 

Stanford Coach Everett Dean would face his former player (at Carleton 

College in Minnesota) as Ozzie Cowles brought Dartmouth to Kansas City 

for the title game. Stanford’s Howard Dallmar — who would guide Penn to 

the NCAA Tournament 11 years later — was too much to handle for the 

Big Green. 

1944 Dartmouth again advanced to the national title game and this 

time erased a deficit to force Utah into overtime.While Ute freshman Arnie 

Ferrin was the scoring star on this night with 22 points, it was guard Herb 

Wilkinson who sank a long set shot in the final seconds for the two-point 

victory. 

1965 Princeton reached the Final Four, riding on the back of the 

finest player in Ivy League history — Bill Bradley. In the East Region Final, 

Bradley broke his own Ivy NCAA record of 40 points, by netting 41 against 

the Providence Friars to send his Tigers to Portland, Ore., for the national 

title.After Princeton fell to Cazzie Russell and his Michigan Wolverines, the 

Tigers faced Wichita State in the consolation game, the finale of Bradley’s 

collegiate career.The most memorable consolation ever saw Bradley net a 

remarkable 58 points, now second all-time in an NCAA Tourney game 

(behind Austin Carr’s 61). Bradley reached two career milestones — scoring 

his 2,500th career point and moving his career average over 30 points a 

game. 

1971 The Quakers were 28-0 entering the NCAA East Regional Final 

before losing to Villanova (a team they had beaten by eight in the regular 

season). Later,Villanova had to forfeit the game because of an ineligible player. 

Since then, only nine teams have managed to go through the regular season 

unbeaten. Penn became the third-winningest team of the 1970s (behind 

Marquette and UCLA), winning 79.9 percent of its games, eight Ivy titles and 

seven Big Five championships. 

1979 Some may forget that the most-hyped and most-watched Final 

Four of all-time included an Ivy League team and that the best game of the 

Final Four was the national consolation.The Ivy entrant was the Penn 

Quakers, led by Tony Price.The Red and Blue first marched through Raleigh, 

IVY NCAA RECORDS 

Points 

Most, Ivy Player Opponent Date Pts 

1 Bill Bradley, Princeton Wichita State 3/20/65 58 

2 Bill Bradley, Princeton Providence 3/13/65 41 

3 Bill Bradley, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/11/63 40 

4 Kevin Mullin, Princeton San Diego 3/13/84 38 

5 Keven McDonald, Penn St. Bonaventure 3/12/78 37 

6t Bill Bradley, Princeton VMI 3/9/64 34 

6t Lee Morton, Cornell Navy 3/12/54 34 

8 Heywood Dotson, Columbia La Salle 3/8/68 32 

9t Tony Price, Penn DePaul 3/26/79 31 

9t Ugonna Onyekwe, Penn Oklahoma State 3/13/03 30 

11 Jerome Allen, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 30 

12 Bill Bradley, Princeton Michigan 3/19/65 29 

13t Bob Morse, Penn South Carolina 3/18/71 28 

13t John Hummer, Princeton St. John’s 3/8/69 28 

13t Audley Brindley, Dartmouth Ohio State 3/25/44 28 

16t Tony Price, Penn Iona 3/9/79 27 

16t John Engles, Penn Providence 3/9/74 27 

16t Bill Bradley, Princeton N.C. State 3/12/65 27 

16t Peter Campbell, Princeton Geo Washington 3/14/61 27 

16t Tony Lavelli,Yale Illinois 3/21/49 27 

knocking off the Tar Heels of North Carolina before a home crowd. From 

Raleigh, it was Greensboro, where the Quakers ended the seasons of 

Syracuse and St. John’s.Then came the improbable trip to the Final Four in 

Salt Lake City.As the basketball world anticipated a Larry Bird-Magic 

Johnson final, the Michigan State Spartans made quick work of Penn, taking a 

51-17 halftime lead. Before the Bird-Magic game, Penn mounted an amazing 

comeback to take Mark Aguirre-led DePaul into overtime in the consolation. 

1989 The Princeton-Georgetown game stands as one of the most 

captivating games in NCAA history. In fact, it remains the highest-rated college 

basketball game in ESPN history and the closest any #16 seed has come 

to knocking out a #1.The Tigers maintained a lead all through the second 

half and had a chance at increasing a lead to four with three minutes left, 

but Alonzo Mourning blocked a shot.With 23 seconds left, Mourning hit one 

of two free throws to give the Hoyas the 50-49 lead and then he blocked 

another shot on the ensuing possession. It was the third straight season an 

Ivy League team had drawn a #16 seed.That has never happened again 

since. On the women’s side, there has been just one #16 to knock out a #1. 

That happened in 1998, when the Harvard Crimson bested Stanford. 

1994 The Quakers ended a decade-long first-round drought by handling 

Nebraska, 90-80, in Uniondale, N.Y.Afterward CBS analyst Billy Packer 

mused,“The question isn’t if Penn can beat Florida, but if Florida can beat 

Penn.” For people who had watched the Red and Blue, the game, which 

completed a resurgence of Ivy basketball, was not a surprise. Despite averaging 

between an 11 and 12 seed between 1989 and 2000, the Ivy schools 

have won three first-rounders, lost six others by five or fewer (or in overtime). 

In those 12 first-round games, the Ivies were outscored by just 2.3 

per game. 

1996 After Princeton defeated Penn in an Ivy Playoff game before the 

Selection Show, legendary Pete Carril announced his retirement, which 

would be effective at the end of the NCAA Tournament. Carril’s players 

obviously found that one game was not nearly enough as the Tigers confounded 

UCLA, winning 43-41, when Steve Goodrich feed Gabe Lewullis for 

a backdoor layup with 3.9 seconds left.“I worked at CBS for a long time, 

covered hundreds and hundreds of events,” said sideline reporter Andrea 

Joyce.“The Princeton-UCLA game was, without a doubt, the highlight.” It 

was Carril’s 514th and final victory. 

Most, Ivy Opponent Opponent Date Pts 

1 Antonio McDyess,Alabama Penn 3/16/95 39 

2t Howard Porter,Villanova Penn 3/20/71 35 

2t Calvin Murphy, Niagara Penn 3/7/70 35 

4t Mark Aguirre, DePaul Penn 3/26/79 34 

4t Wally Jones,Villanova Princeton 3/14/64 34 

6 George Glamack, N. Carolina Dartmouth 3/22/41 31 

7 Greg Sanders, St Bona Penn 3/12/78 30 

8t Victor Williams, Oklahoma St Penn 3/13/03 29 

8t Magic Johnson, Michigan St Penn 3/24/79 29 

8t Tom Stith, St. Bonaventure Princeton 3/18/61 29 

8t Lennie Rosenbluth, N Caro Yale 3/12/57 29 

8t Henry Nowak, Canisius Cornell 3/16/56 29 

8t Donald Lange, Navy Cornell 3/12/54 29 

14t Greg Kelser, Michigan St Penn 3/24/79 28 

14t Cazzie Russell, Michigan Princeton 3/19/65 28 

16t Mateen Cleaves, Michigan St Princeton 3/14/98 27 

16t Jimmy Walker, Providence Princeton 3/13/65 27 

Most, Ivy Team Opponent Date Pts 

1 Princeton Wichita State 3/20/65 118 

2 Princeton Providence 3/13/65 109 

3 Columbia St. Bonaventure 3/16/68 95 

4 Penn DePaul 3/26/79 93 

5 Penn St. Bonaventure 3/12/78 92



Most, Ivy Opponent Opponent Date Pts 

1 North Carolina Penn 3/12/87 113 

2t Syracuse Brown 3/14/86 101 

2t Michigan State Penn 3/24/79 101 

4 DePaul Penn 3/26/79 96 

5 Michigan Princeton 3/19/65 93 

Fewest, Ivy Team Opponent Date Pts 

1 Dartmouth DePaul 3/24/43 35 

2 Dartmouth Stanford 3/28/42 38 

3 Dartmouth Utah 3/28/44 40 

4 Princeton Mississippi State 3/16/96 41 

5t Princeton Boston College 3/20/83 42 

5t Penn Duke 3/8/80 42 

Fewest, Ivy Opponent Opponent Date Pts 

1 Kentucky Dartmouth 3/21/42 28 

2 Catholic Dartmouth 3/24/44 38 

3 Penn State Dartmouth 3/20/42 39 

4t UCLA Princeton 3/14/96 41 

4t North Carolina A&T Princeton 3/15/83 41 

Most, Ivy Half Opponent Date Pts 

1 Princeton (2nd half) Wichita State 3/20/65 65 

2 Princeton (2nd half) Providence 3/13/65 62 

3 Penn (2nd half) St. Bonaventure 3/12/78 55 

4t Penn (1st half) North Carolina 3/12/87 53 

4t Princeton (1st half) Wichita State 3/20/65 53 

Most, Opponent Half Opponent Date Pts 

1 North Carolina (2nd half) Penn 3/12/87 58 

2 North Carolina (1st half) Penn 3/12/87 55 

3t Arizona (2nd half) Cornell 3/18/88 54 

3t DePaul (1st half) Penn 3/26/79 54 

3t St. Bonaventure (2nd half) Princeton 3/18/61 54 

Fewest, Ivy Half Opponent Date Pts 

1 Dartmouth (1st half) DePaul 3/24/43 14 

2 Dartmouth (2nd half) Stanford 3/28/42 16 

3 Penn (1st half) Michigan State 3/24/79 17 

4t Penn (2nd half) Florida 3/11/99 18 

4t Dartmouth (both halves) Utah 3/28/44 18 

Fewest, Opponent Half Opponent Date Pts 

1 Catholic (1st half) Dartmouth 3/24/44 12 

2 Kentucky (1st half) Dartmouth 3/21/42 13 

3 Kentucky (2nd half) Dartmouth 3/24/42 15 

4t N.C. State (1st half) Princeton 3/12/65 16 

4t Penn State (1st half) Dartmouth 3/20/42 16 

Most, Both Teams Opponent Date Pts 

1 Princeton (118) Wichita St (82) 3/20/65 200 

2 Penn (82) N. Carolina (113) 3/12/87 195 

3 Penn (93) DePaul (96) 3/26/79 189 

4 Princeton (109) Providence (69) 3/13/65 178 

5 Penn (85) Alabama (91) 3/16/95 176 

Fewest, Both Teams Opponent Date Pts 

1 Dartmouth (48) Kentucky (28) 3/24/42 76 

2 Dartmouth (35) DePaul (46) 3/24/43 81 

3 Dartmouth (40) Utah (42) 3/28/44 82 

4 Dartmouth (44) Penn State (39) 3/20/42 83 

5 Princeton (43) UCLA (41) 3/14/96 84 

Field Goals 

Most Made, Ivy Player Opponent Date FGM 


2 Keven McDonald, Penn St. Bonaventure 3/12/78 16 


3t Bill Bradley, Princeton Providence 3/13/65 14 

5t John Hummer, Princeton St. John’s 3/8/69 13 

5t Audley Brindley, Dartmouth Ohio State 3/25/44 13 

7 eight players 12 

most recent -- Kevin Mullin, Princeton (San Diego, 3/13/84) 

Most Tried, Ivy Player Opponent Date FGA 

1t Phil Hankinson, Penn Providence 3/15/73 29 

1t Bill Bradley, Princeton Wichita State 3/20/65 29 

3 Jerome Allen, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 28 

4 Tony Price, Penn DePaul 3/26/79 27 

5t Keven McDonald, Penn St. Bonaventure 3/12/78 25 

5t Bill Bradley, Princeton Michigan 3/19/65 25 

5t Hal Haabestad, Princeton Villanova 3/12/55 25 

8 John Haarlow, Princeton West Virginia 3/11/67 23 

9 six players 22 

most recent -- Bob Morse, Penn (Duquesne 3/13/71) 

Best Accuracy, Ivy Player 

minimum 10 attempts Opponent Date Pct 

1 John Hummer, Princeton St. John’s (13-16) 3/8/69 81.3 

2 Kevin Mullin, Princeton San Diego (12-15) 3/13/84 80.0 

3t Howard Levy, Princeton UNLV (10-13) 3/15/84 76.9 

3t Rudy LaRusso, Dartmouth UConn (10-13) 3/11/58 76.9 

5 Bill Bradley, Princeton Wichita St (22-29) 3/20/65 75.9 

6 Barry Pierce, Penn Nebraska (11-15) 3/17/94 73.3 

7 Heywood Dotson, Columbia La Salle (10-14) 3/8/68 71.4 

Best Accuracy, Ivy Team Opponent Date Pct 

1 Princeton Providence (41-60) 3/13/65 68.3 

2 Penn Providence (33-49) 3/11/72 67.3 

3 Princeton Wichita St (48-75) 3/20/65 64.0 

4 Columbia St. Bona (33-54) 3/16/68 61.1 

5 Princeton Rutgers (23-41) 3/13/76 56.1 


Most Made, Ivy Player Opponent Date 3Pt 

1t Jed Ryan, Penn Florida 3/11/99 6 

1t Jerome Allen, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 6 

3t Tim Begley, Penn Boston College 3/17/05 5 

3t Brian Earl, Princeton Michigan State 3/14/98 5 

3t Brian Earl, Princeton UNLV 3/12/98 5 

6t Jeff Schiffner, Penn California 3/15/02 4 

6t Ed Persia, Princeton North Carolina 3/16/01 4 

6t Matt Langel, Penn Florida 3/11/99 4 

6t Matt Maloney, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 4 

6t Jerome Allen, Penn Florida 3/19/94 4 

Most Made, Ivy Team Opponent Date 3Pt 

1t Penn Florida 3/11/99 14 

1t Penn Alabama 3/16/95 14 

3 Penn Nebraska 3/17/94 11 

4t Penn Boston College 3/10/05 10 

4t Penn Texas 3/17/06 10 

6 Princeton UNLV 3/12/98 9 

7t Penn Oklahoma State 3/13/03 8 

7t Penn Illinois 3/17/00 8 

7t Princeton California 3/13/97 8 

7t Penn Florida 3/19/94 8



Most Tried, Ivy Player Opponent Date 3PA 

1 Matt Maloney, Penn Florida 3/19/94 16 

2 Matt Maloney, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 13 

3t Michael Jordan, Penn Florida 3/11/99 12 

3t Brian Earl, Princeton UNLV 3/12/98 12 

5t Tim Begley, Penn Boston College 3/17/05 11 

5t Matt Langel, Penn Illinois 3/17/00 11 

5t Jerome Allen, Penn Alabama 3/16/95 11 

8t Matt Maloney, Penn UMass 3/19/93 10 

8t Jed Ryan, Penn Florida 3/11/99 10 

8t Brian Earl, Princeton Michigan State 3/14/98 10 


minimum four attempts Opponent Date Pct 

1t Andrew Toole, Penn Oklahoma St (3-4) 3/13/03 75.0 

1t Matt Eastwick, Princeton Arkansas (3-4) 3/15/90 75.0 

1t Perry Bromwell, Penn N. Carolina (3-4) 3/12/87 75.0 

4 Matt Langel, Penn Florida (4-6) 3/11/99 66.7 

5 Jed Ryan, Penn Florida (6-10) 3/11/99 60.0 

6 Jerome Allen, Penn Alabama (6-11) 3/16/95 54.5 

7t Brian Earl, Princeton Michigan St (5-10) 3/14/98 50.0 

7t Ed Persia, Princeton N. Carolina (4-8) 3/16/01 50.0 


1 Penn N. Carolina (3-4) 3/12/87 75.0 

2 Penn Oklahoma St (8-18) 3/13/03 44.4 

2 Penn Florida (14-32) 3/11/99 43.8 

3 Penn Alabama (14-33) 3/16/95 42.4 

4 Princeton Arkansas (7-17) 3/15/90 41.2 

5 Penn Nebraska (11-27) 3/17/94 40.7 

Free Throws 

Most Made, Ivy Player Opponent Date FTM 

1 Bill Bradley, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/11/63 16 

2t Kevin Mullin, Princeton San Diego 3/13/84 14 


4 Bill Bradley, Princeton Providence 3/13/65 13 

5t Heywood Dotson, Columbia La Salle 3/8/68 12 

5t Peter Campbell, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/17/61 12 

7 Ken Hall, Penn Syracuse 3/16/79 11 

Most Made, Ivy Team Opponent Date FTM 

1 Penn South Carolina 3/18/71 31 

2 Columbia St. Bonaventure 3/16/68 29 

3 Princeton Providence 3/13/65 27 

4 Columbia La Salle 3/8/68 25 

5 Princeton St. Joseph's 3/11/63 23 

Most Tried, Ivy Player Opponent Date FTA 

1t Kevin Mullin, Princeton San Diego 3/13/84 16 

1t Bill Bradley, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/11/63 16 


4 Heywood Dotson, Columbia La Salle 3/8/68 14 

5t Bill Bradley, Princeton Providence 3/13/65 13 

5t Peter Campbell, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/17/61 13 


minimum 10 attempts Opponent Date Pct 

1 Bill Bradley, Princeton St. Joe’s (16-16) 3/11/63 100.0 

2 Bill Bradley, Princeton Providence (13-13) 3/13/65 100.0 

3 Lee Morton, Cornell Navy (10-10) 3/12/54 100.0 

4 Bill Bradley, Princeton Wichita St (14-15) 3/20/65 93.3 

5 Peter Campbell, Princeton St. Joe’s (12-13) 3/17/61 92.3 

6 Ken Hall, Penn Syracuse (11-12) 3/16/79 91.7 


1 Penn Okla St (15-16) 3/13/03 93.8 

2t Princeton Kentucky (20-22) 3/12/77 90.9 

2t Princeton UConn (10-11) 3/13/64 90.9 

4 Penn S. Carolina (31-35) 3/18/71 88.6 

5 Columbia Illinois (15-17) 3/20/51 88.2 

6t Princeton San Diego (27-31) 3/13/84 87.1 

6t Princeton Providence (27-31) 3/13/65 87.1 

Rebounds 

Most, Ivy Player Opponent Date Reb 

1 Rudy LaRusso, Dartmouth Temple 3/15/58 21 

2t Henry Johnson, Penn Kansas State 3/15/75 17 


2t Edward Robinson,Yale North Carolina 3/12/57 17 

5t Craig Robinson, Princeton Oklahoma St 3/18/83 16 

5t Bob Morse, Penn Duquesne 3/13/71 16 

5t Bill Bradley, Princeton St. Joseph’s 3/11/63 16 

8t Rudy LaRusso, Dartmouth Manhattan 3/14/58 15 

8t Jack Molinas, Columbia Illinois 3/20/51 15 


10t Chris Thomforde, Princeton St. John’s 3/8/69 14 


Assists 

Most, Ivy Player Opponent Date Asst 

1t Matt Maloney, Penn Nebraska 3/17/94 10 

1t Jerome Allen, Penn Nebraska 3/17/94 10 

3 Bobby Willis, Penn DePaul 3/26/79 9 

4t Kit Mueller, Princeton Arkansas 3/15/90 8 

4t Kit Mueller, Princeton Georgetown 3/17/89 8 


4t Bill Bradley, Princeton VMI 3/9/64 8 

Steals 

Most, Ivy Player Opponent Date Stl 

1t Gabe Lewullis, Princeton Michigan St 3/14/98 4 

1t Bobby Willis, Penn Iona 3/9/79 4 

1t James Salters, Penn North Carolina 3/11/79 4 

1t Bobby Willis, Penn St. John’s 3/18/79 4 

Blocked Shots 

Most, Ivy Player Opponent Date Blks 


1t Ron Haigler, Penn Kansas State 3/15/75 3

Ivy@50: Chris Dudley 

www.ivy50.com 

Chris Dudley’s name probably wouldn’t come to mind if someone 

asked who has had the longest NBA career of the Ivy League’s 

45 NBA players. Perhaps NBA Hall of Famer Bill Bradley of 

Princeton, or Columbia’s Jim McMillian, who played alongside Wilt 

Chamberlain during the Los Angeles Lakers’ championship teams of 

the early 1970s. 

But it is Dudley who has logged the longest career, at 16 seasons.Ask 

him about it and he says simply “I’m not a better player, 

just better longevity. I was blessed with good health and took care of 

myself.” 

He seems to do everything in this understated manner. Dudley 

grew up in Philadelphia, where his father taught religious studies at 

the University of Pennsylvania.When he and his family moved to San 

Diego he starred at basketball in high school, and was “recruited by 

some west coast schools” for college. But Dudley was looking east, 

ultimately choosing Yale, where his mother, father, and grandfather 

were alums (his parents met there). 

During this time “I had a dream to go to the NBA,” says Dudley. 

The dream became real for him after his sophomore season.“I was 

first team All-Ivy and went to Chapel Hill and worked the summer 

camps,” he remembers.“In those days NBA players like Michael 

Jordan and Brad Daugherty would play. I was able to play in these 

games, and hold my own.” 

The logic seemed impeccable: If one can play against NBA players, 

one can play in the NBA. But it took two more years to see if 

the chance would actually come. Dudley was first team All-Ivy his 

junior and senior seasons, leading Yale in scoring and rebounding 

both seasons, but he wasn’t Player of the Year in either season, and 

the Elis didn’t claim an Ivy championship during his time there.“But 

we did sweep Penn and Princeton on the road one season,” points 

out Dudley,“and we beat UConn senior year.” 

His record was good enough, however, to earn a fourth round 

draft selection by the Cleveland Cavaliers. One sportswriter 

announced Dudley “doesn’t look bad in the Cavaliers camp” and 

from this inauspicious beginning he started his NBA career, playing in 

55 games but starting only one, and averaging 3.1 points per game. 

“Going in I was tagged an Ivy Leaguer,” says Dudley,“but I don’t play 

like [what others thought of as] an Ivy Leaguer. My style was physical, 

not soft.” The Ivy tag receded. 

Indeed, Dudley’s play took on an aggressive defense and 

rebound-oriented style. One writer noted in 1991 that Dudley is 

“emerging as one of the best backup centers in a loop where one 

can make a long and excellent paying career in such a position.” 

Dudley did just that. 

Dudley averaged only 3.9 points per game over a career spent 

with seven teams. Rebounding, however, was a different story. One 

respected statistical analysis website determines ‘Rebound Rate,’ 

which is an approximation of the percentage of available rebounds 

gathered by a specific player while on the floor. Dudley is 10th in 

NBA history (at 18.8 percent), ahead of the likes of Tim Duncan, 

Charles Barkley,Wes Unseld, Shaquille O'Neal, David Robinson, 

Hakeem Olajawon, Nate Thurmond and Patrick Ewing. 

Dudley also was known for his unusual contract dealings, perhaps 

not surprising for an Economics and Political Science major. 

Essentially, he would take less money in salary for the right to 

become a free agent at the end of the season. Describing such a 

contract for a reporter in 1997, Dudley said succinctly “It’s a risk, 

but if I lose, I lose.’” He was adamant about taking this risk.And 

while the NBA felt that his approach violated its Collective 

Bargaining Agreement, the courts upheld Dudley multiple times. 

Chris Dudley also was known among knowledgeable fans as 

someone with exceptional discipline: though diagnosed in high 

school with Type I diabetes, he nonetheless played in college and the 

NBA for two decades, winning the NBA’s J.Walter Kennedy 

Citizenship Award in 1996 for the example he set and for his work 

as a Diabetes spokesman. In 1994 he founded The Chris Dudley 

Foundation to empower “children with diabetes, educational programs, 

advocacy and support in finding a cure.” 

After retiring in 2003 Dudley began to work in finance, and is 

currently Senior Vice President for M Financial Wealth Management 

in Portland, Oregon.“I’ve always been interested in investing,” says 

Dudley,“if I hadn’t played in the NBA I would have gone to Wall 

Street.” 

He earned his Certified Financial Planner credential after retiring, 

and finds his NBA background a “mixed blessing” in his new profession.“It’s 

good for opening doors,” says Dudley,“but then I have 

to prove myself, and that's where the Yale economics [degree] and 

the CFP come in.” 

So his Yale degree turned out to be a professional asset after all. 

“I have great feelings for Yale,” says Dudley,“it was a tremendous 

experience.” 

— Stephen Eschenbach

Ivy@50: Chet Forte 

www.ivy50.com 

No one ever dominated basketball the way Wilt Chamberlain 

did.An athletic seven-footer who scored 100 points in an NBA game 

while averaging 50 a game for the entire season, no one else was in 

his league... before or since. 

But there was an honor that Chamberlain didn’t claim -- the 

1957 college basketball national player of the year award.The man 

who beat Chamberlain was 15 inches shorter, and his life just as 

amazing and accomplished as Chamberlain’s. In fact, Columbia's Chet 

Forte may have left a bigger footprint on the sports world than 

Chamberlain. 

The son of an obstetrician and a sports-minded mother, Forte 

led Hackensack High School to the New Jersey state basketball 

championship as a junior.The New York Times reported that he was 

“the shortest man on any basketball team he ever played with.” He 

was also class president. 

His size, leadership and penchant for nailing driving one-handers 

made Forte a smash hit from his first varsity game at Columbia, 

when he scored 28 points in a victory over Rutgers.Ten days later 

he netted 39 against Navy and the fascination with ‘Chet the Jet’ was 

on. He was simply a scoring machine. As a junior he had 34 points in 

a high-profile showdown with All-American Hot Rod Hundley of 

West Virginia. Hundley scored 23 points, but his Mountaineers beat 

the Lions 70-60 at the Orange Bowl Classic in Miami. Forte led 

Columbia to a 6-1 record in Ivy play, but was suspended for scholastic 

shortcomings late in the season, which may have cost Columbia 

the title. 

That didn’t stop his teammates from naming him team captain 

for the 1956-57 season, the first official Ivy League campaign. Forte 

was up to the task, scoring a school-record 42 points in the season 

opener against CCNY. 

He upped that to 44 against Rutgers in early January, and then 

tallied 45 against Penn.The New York media focused on the national 

scoring race between Chamberlain and Forte, so much so that 

Columbia coach Lou Rossini told the New York Times,“we feel that 

the national scoring race is incidental to the Ivy League championship.” 

Without question part of the appeal was Forte’s stature.“In 

this era of Gangling Goons,” wrote Arthur Daley,“it’s truly extraordinary 

that one of the undersized can demonstrate he isn’t also 

underprivileged.” 

Despite Rossini’s statement the media didn't feel that the national 

scoring race was incidental.When Yale blew out Columbia in early 

February, the headline read,“Yale Routs Columbia, but Forte 

Replaces Chamberlain as Top Scorer.” 

The Lions were soon out of the race, but Forte kept scoring. In 

his home finale against Princeton he scored 34 points and had his 

number (40) officially retired by the school. Incidentally neither 

Forte (28.9) nor Chamberlain (29.6) would lead the nation in scoring 

as South Carolina’s Grady Wallace would overtake them with a 

late-season push. 

But Forte would be the one to out-point Chamberlain as the 

United Press International player of the year.The UPI selection — a 

nationwide vote of 281 sportswriters and broadcasters — was the 

only such award at the time.The wire reports called the choice “a 

major victory for the little men” and referred to Forte as “the serious-minded 

pre-medical student.” 

By April he was barnstorming with the College All-Stars and hit 

a pair of game-winning free throws to beat the Harlem 

Globetrotters in Omaha, Nebraska.That was his last basketball highlight, 

but his professional career would take him to a higher level. 

Forte didn’t plan to follow his father’s career path. He eventually 

found himself in the new, high-energy field of television production, 

working for CBS before joining ABC Sports in 1963. He directed the 

network’s 1964 coverage of the Olympics from Tokyo (where 

Princeton's Bill Bradley would win gold in basketball). He called the 

shots from Mexico City four years later, but would become best 

known for Monday Night Football. 

At the time, the other networks didn’t take the idea seriously — 

football against the likes of Lucille Ball and Laugh-In — how could 

that ever work? 

Within a few years, though, Monday Night Football was drawing 

50 million viewers. Roone Arledge turned direction over to Forte 

from the start and he responded with innovation after innovation — 

twice as many cameras, music, graphics, slow motion, stop-action, 

camera isolations, instant replay, split screens. 

Commentators Don Meredith, Frank Gifford, and Howard 

Cosell, as well as Forte, became rock stars with an enormous traveling 

act.The New York Times claimed that “Chet Forte is a conductor, 

the Leonard Bernstein of the isolated replay.” 

Forte had a special insight into the viewer. He often said that 

graphics were designed for the guy, sitting at a bar, who couldn’t hear 

the announcers. He dreamed of new camera angles, as if the 20 

monitors before him weren’t nearly enough.“One of these days, 

they’ll come up with a camera an inch long, and we’ll stick it on the 

football,” he told Lawrie Mifflin of the Times. Mifflin added,“he 

seemed to be only half-kidding.” 

Forte stayed at Monday Night Football until 1986. He also 

directed the Olympics,Wide World of Sports, the Super Bowl, the 

World Series, the All-Star Game,Triple Crown horse races, the 

Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500 and countless college football and 

basketball games. He also directed ABC news specials, from space 

shuttle launches to presidential inaugurations and national conventions. 

While he was in complete control in the director’s chair, Forte’s 

personal life was ravaged by a gambling addiction that began in the 

early 1960s.When he left ABC in 1987, despite 11 Emmys on his 

resume, he couldn’t find a job in the field. He had lost $4 million dollars 

and a million-dollar home in Saddle River, N.J., to that addiction. 

He was also in trouble with the government and was forced to deal 

with his addiction.“I lost all my money, I lost all my respect,” he said. 

“I hurt my family, and I hurt my friends.” 

Forte moved to California and became a talk show host on a 

sports radio station in San Diego. Now attending Gamblers 

Anonymous meetings, he openly confronted and discussed his addiction, 

offering help to those in similar situations before suffering a 

fatal heart attack in 1996. 

His greatest awards came posthumously. In 2000, he was the 

recipient of the Directors Guild of America”s Lifetime Achievement 

in Sports Direction Award. Forte was named to Columbia's inaugural 

Hall of Fame class in 2005. Despite his flaws, neither of Forte’s amazing 

careers could be ignored. 

— Brett Hoover

Ivy@50: Rudy LaRusso 

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Dartmouth had already secured a share of its second straight Ivy 

League title, but needed a victory over Princeton in an Ivy playoff 

game at Payne Whitney Gym in New Haven, Conn., to take a spot in 

the NCAA Championship Tournament. 

Heavily favored in the preseason, Dartmouth was 4-4 before 

winning 15 straight games. But Princeton, which was on a tear of its 

own, beat the Green in Princeton in late February and it was enough 

to force the playoff. Facing the Tigers for the third time in two 

weeks, Dartmouth took a big lead, 24-7, in the first half, but Rudy 

LaRusso ran into foul trouble and the Orange-and-Black stormed 

back. Picking up his fourth foul early in the second half, the senior 

sat on the bench as the game became nip-and-tuck. Finally, with less 

than six minutes left, Coach Doggie Julian sent him back to the 

court, but LaRusso played “like man afraid to contaminate those he 

touched,” according to Gordon White of the New York Times. 

Yet with Dartmouth trailing by a point and his career possibly 

coming to conclusion in a few seconds, LaRusso took an inbounds 

pass from Chuck Kaufman and took three big strides before he 

“leaped high to dunk the lay-up” and give his team a 69-68 win at 

the buzzer and the Hanoverians their most recent Ivy title. 

That victory sent the Brooklyn native and his mates — including 

Hall of Famer and teammate Dave Gavitt — to an NCAA contest 

against West Virginia and its star Jerry West at Madison Square 

Garden.The Mountaineers downed Dartmouth and West took the 

headlines, something that the two-time All-Ivy pick would come to 

expect for the following decade. 

The Lakers, then in Minnesota, made LaRusso the 12th pick of 

the NBA Draft following his senior season at Dartmouth, where he 

still holds the school’s all-time rebounding marks for both a season 

(503) and a career (1,239). 

The Minnesota franchise was struggling financially by 1959 and 

LaRusso quickly learned how low-budget the team was when the 

new head coach approached him and said,“You played for a great 

college coach (Doggie Julian), you got any good plays from college?” 

The rookie gave the coach some plays, but they failed to help as the 

team lost two-thirds of its games. 

That lack of success — on the court and at the turnstile — gave 

the Laker ownership some options ... or maybe no option. In 1960, 

the team moved to Los Angeles, becoming the NBA’s first west 

coast franchise. 

When the move was announced LaRusso and Hot Rod Hundley 

packed up their cars — a Pontiac Bonneville for LaRusso and an 

Olds convertible for Hundley — and headed West.“That’s Hot Rod 

for you,” LaRusso once told Scott Ostler of the L.A.Times.“He really 

needed a convertible in Minneapolis.” After a quick stop in Vegas, 

they made the final trek to L.A. Hundley proudly says,“We were the 

first two Lakers in Los Angeles.” 

Both the Lakers and LaRusso would thrive in the sunshine of 

Southern California, advancing to the NBA Finals four times. 

LaRusso — one of the NBA’s original power forwards — nearly 

averaged a double-double in his 10 seasons in the Association. His 

tenacity and attitude — which Pat Riley would later liken to that of 

Kurt Rambis — allowed Elgin Baylor and Jerry West to star. LaRusso 

himself became a four-time All-Star, once scoring 50 points in a 

game. Another time he recalled scoring 40, but wasn’t mentioned in 

the game story in the Times because West scored 43. 

As much as he was known as an enforcer on the court, he was 

known as a prankster away from the hardwood.Teammate Tom 

Hawkins recalled LaRusso “loved to keep the guys loose and make 

them laugh, until he got into the locker room, and put his game face 

on.Then he was all business.” 

Some partisans thought he was too much about business. Once, 

while LaRusso was walking with Gavitt in Boston, an old man 

approached Gavitt and asked why he was with “Roughhouse Rudy,” 

calling him a dirty player.That man turned out to be Celtics 

announcer Johnny Most, wrote Marvin Pave of the Boston Globe. 

LaRusso wound up in interesting situations as his profile grew. In 

1966 he visited Vietnam to make an appearance for the Department 

of Defense.The next year he appeared in an episode of Gilligan’s 

Island. He had also become a successful investment banker in the 

midst of his basketball career. But then came a blow to his idyllic life 

when the Lakers, without mentioning it to him, traded him to the 

Pistons in 1967. Because athletes didn't have many rights at that 

time, LaRusso made the decision to retire rather than leave Los 

Angles with his pregnant wife. 

He didn’t really want to retire, but returning to the Lakers wasn’t 

much of an option.Then NBA President Walter Kennedy suspended 

him, calling him the property of the Pistons.A player good 

enough to average 13 points and eight rebounds for one of the 

League’s elite teams was on the outside looking in. LaRusso filed a 

lawsuit, claiming that he was “in effect, blacklisted by all of the other 

teams ... a victim of a group boycott.” 

Two years later, baseball player Curt Flood would take a similar 

stand, one which would both end his career and the “reserve 

clause,” allowing for free agency. But LaRusso’s career was not over. 

Before the next season began, he dropped the lawsuit, saying,“I’d 

rather pursue a career than a lawsuit.” 

He joined the San Francisco Warriors, but maintained his home 

in the Los Angeles area, not far from the airport. He’d leave home at 

9 am, fly to San Francisco at 9:15, get to the gym in San Bruno 

before the 11 am practice and be home by three. 

That schedule worked for him, because he averaged better than 

20 points a game in both 1968 and 1969, leading the Warriors to the 

playoffs the first year and playing in the All-Star game in his second. 

But at the height of his career, LaRusso, citing a bad back and business 

opportunities, retired for the second time.This time it was final. 

LaRusso’s transition from basketball wasn’t much of a transition 

at all as he returned to his banking career and became a sports 

agent.The fun-loving kid from Brooklyn — who was recruited to 

Dartmouth by fellow New Yorker Al McGuire — never moved away 

from Los Angeles nor forgot about his alma mater. Four days before 

Christmas 1999, the Big Green used a second-half comeback to win 

at Loyola Marymount and LaRusso joined the locker room celebration.The 

Dartmouth players chanted “Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!” like they 

had probably done 40 years before. 

He passed away in 2004 after a lengthy bout with Parkinson’s 

disease. Old friend Elgin Baylor was asked of his memories after 

LaRusso’s passing and he said,“Rudy and I go all the way back to our 

days together in Minneapolis. He was one of my favorite teammates 

ever, and we had some great times. He was a wonderful person and 

a good friend, respected by everyone.” 

— Brett Hoover

Ivy@50: John J. Lee 

www.ivy50.com 

A great basketball player ignores numerous scholarship offers to 

pay for his college education instead.That player winds up on the 

cover of Sports Illustrated as a collegian before becoming an early 

draft pick of his hometown pro team. 

But he spurns the NBA in favor of graduate school, then 

becomes a successful businessman and university trustee. Eventually 

the school’s basketball arena named in his honor. 

That could never happen in real life.Well, maybe never again, 

because that is the short version of John J. Lee’s biography. 

Lee’s father, who originally came to the United States as a member 

of an Irish national soccer team, decided to immigrate and met 

another athlete, a swimmer from New England.They married and 

settled in Brooklyn. 

That’s where John J. Lee was born in 1936 and where he would 

become a basketball star at Erasmus Hall High School.As a senior he 

drew 65 scholarship offers from around the nation. He justified that 

acclaim with a 24-point effort in a city all-star game before 17,000 

fans at Madison Square Garden. 

But Lee placed tremendous value on his education (his mother 

was a teacher at Abraham Lincoln High in Brooklyn) and, in the end, 

he elected to enroll at Yale.“I didn’t want to be just another college 

athlete with nowhere to go after he graduated,” he would later tell 

Sports Illustrated.“If I’d gone to some of those other schools, I’d 

have ended up with nothing to show for it but four years of basketball 

— and a four-year-old convertible." 

When he arrived on campus in 1954,Yale’s student body was not 

diverse. Inner-city, first-generation Americans like Lee were rare and 

the challenge before him — especially as a mechanical engineering 

major — was great.“Learning became central; athletics became 

peripheral,” he later explained. 

Yet he excelled at both — making the Dean’s List repeatedly and 

breaking the school’s all-time scoring mark as a sophomore (by averaging 

23.3 points a game). 

The success of the 6-foot-3 forward came from movement. Lee 

was in perpetual motion, instinctively anticipating and reacting to 

others. He was exceedingly difficult to defend. Oregon State had 

such trouble.The Beavers sent Lee to the line 21 times, and Lee 

made all 21 attempts, setting an NCAA record (which has been surpassed 

just once). 

He also scored 41 points against rival Harvard in 1956, a figure 

since unmatched in the series... or at all by a Yalie. Lee became a 

bonafide star 50 years ago this week, when he appeared on the 

cover of the Jan. 21, 1957, Sports Illustrated. 

Later that season, Lee — who averaged more than 24 points a 

game in Ivy games — led the Bulldogs to their first League championship.Yale 

would fall to North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament, 

but Lee had propelled the program to heights it would later rarely 

see. 

The Bullldogs could not repeat as champions in Lee’s senior season 

as a fellow New Yorker and future Ivy Silver Anniversary pick — 

Rudy LaRusso — led Dartmouth to the crown. Lee was again named 

first-team All-Ivy as he completed his career with 1,493 career 

points. His coach, Joe Vancisin, said,“Johnny’s not only a student of 

basketball, but a real student in school — exactly what he’s supposed 

to be.” 

Despite his New York Knicks selecting him in the third round of 

the NBA Draft (with the 20th pick overall, which makes a player a 

middle first-rounder now), Lee chose to continue his education — 

in pursuit of a master’s degree in chemical engineering. He would 

earn that degree in 1959 and embark upon a career in the petroleum 

industry. He rose to become the CEO of the nation’s largest 

refiner of petroleum products,Tosco Corporation. 

Lee remained a close friend of Yale throughout his life. He supported 

the University's policy of selecting students on academic 

merit regardless of ability to pay. 

The recipient of the 1989 Yale Medal, the highest alumni award at 

the school, Lee would become a university trustee in 1993. He oversaw 

the school’s most-ambitious capital campaign, the record-breaking 

$1.7-billion drive in the early 1990s. He also raised funds for the 

engineering and athletic departments. 

In 1997 the Payne Whitney gymnasium was named the John J. 

Lee Amphitheater and school president Richard Levin spoke of Lee’s 

service at the dedication.“You are the kind of person we hope all 

our student athletes will become: one who by his leadership and 

service displays on the court of life the lessons learned on the 

courts of youth.” 

Lee passed away as a result of kidney cancer just four years later 

and President Levin said,“As a scholar, athlete, husband, father, businessman 

and alumni leader, John Lee set the highest standard. No 

one loved Yale more or served it better.” 

— Brett Hoover

Ivy@50: Jim McMillian 

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For most, replacing one of the greatest players in NBA history 

on a day's notice is a daunting task. Columbia basketball great Jim 

McMillian took it all in stride. 

McMillian was at home in his Los Angeles apartment the afternoon 

of Nov. 4, 1971, when Laker captain Elgin Baylor abruptly 

ended his 13-year Hall of Fame career just nine games into the 

1971-72 season, mentioning in his retirement speech that he felt he 

was “depriving Jim McMillian of playing time.” 

“We had a game the next day and nobody said a thing,” 

McMillian recently told the L.A.Times.“Nobody called me. Nobody 

said,‘OK, Jim, get ready, you’re going to be starting.’ Nothing.We get 

there, we get dressed, and in the team meeting finally the coach [Bill 

Sharman] says,‘Jim, you're going to be starting and you’re going to be 

guarding so-and-so.” 

“And I’m thinking to myself,‘Oh, OK.Thank you.’” 

The 23-year-old McMillian, in only his second year in the league, 

coolly stepped into the Laker starting lineup that night alongside 

three future Hall of Famers — Jerry West, Gail Goodrich and Wilt 

Chamberlain — and scored 22 points, with 13 rebounds and five 

assists, as the Lakers beat the Baltimore Bullets 110-106 at The 

Forum, snapping a two-game skid. 

The rest is history. Literally. 

That win would be the first of 33 straight with McMillian starting 

— the longest winning streak in major league U.S. professional 

sports history.The Lakers finished the regular season with 69 wins, 

an NBA best until the Chicago Bulls won 72 games in 1995-96. 

“An amazing trip,” McMillian told Jerry Crowe of the L.A.Times. 

“It was a situation where you walked onto the court, you knew you 

were going to win, and the other team knew it too.” 

McMillian and the Lakers capped off one of the greatest seasons 

in NBA history with a World Championship, defeating the NewYork 

Knicks in five games to win their first NBA title since moving to Los 

Angeles in 1960. 

The 6-foot-5 forward finished the season as the team's third 

leading scorer with 18.8 points per game — behind the deadly backcourt 

tandem of Goodrich and West who both averaged over 25 

points apiece — and the third leading rebounder with 6.5 rebounds 

per game behind Chamberlain and Happy Hairston. 

McMillian would go on to play seven more seasons in the NBA, 

where he built a reputation for being a steady, cerebral force -- with 

Jerry West once likening his game to that of fellow Ivy League great 

Bill Bradley. 

“He’s probably the easiest player I’ve ever played with,” West 

told the New York Times in 1973.“He’s tremendously intelligent. He 

plays a lot like Bill Bradley. He’s there, he’s steady.” 

For McMillian, the glitz and glamour of NBA life in Hollywood 

was a long way from the rough East New York neighborhood in 

Brooklyn where he grew up. 

An All-City and All-American performer at Thomas Jefferson 

High School, McMillian was “one of the most sought high school basketball 

players in the East” according to a 1967 New York Times article.Turning 

down scholarship offers from college basketball royalty 

UCLA and North Carolina, McMillian settled on Columbia because 

“it was a strong school academically and it was close to home.” 

“Sometimes I think, what if I had gone to Carolina, what if I had 

gone to UCLA and played with those teams,” McMillian said.“But 

being here, the education you get off the campus, because of the 

general location, being near Harlem ... you really pick up a tremendous 

education that goes way beyond your years here in college.” 

After leading the freshman team in almost every statistical category 

including a 24.9 points per game average, McMillian moved up 

to the varsity where he teamed up with future Rhodes Scholar 

Heyward Dotson to lead Columbia through a memorable three-year 

stretch that saw the Lions capture their first and only Ivy League 

title in 1967-68 and their only 20-win seasons since the formation of 

formal Ivy League competition in 1955-56. 

Columbia’s lone League crown came in McMillian's storybook 

sophomore season, in which the Lions tied a school record with 23 

wins and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament 

before bowing out to Davidson. 

That 1967-68 Columbia squad finished the season ranked sixth 

in the nation and became the first Ivy League team to win the celebrated 

ECAC Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden — beating 

West Virginia, Louisville and St. John's on successive days with 

McMillian scoring 40, 24 and 25, respectively, on his way to tournament 

MVP honors. 

But the legend of Jim McMillian was born on the night of March 

5, 1968, when Columbia defeated Princeton in the Ivy playoff game. 

In front of a packed house of more than 6,000 spectators at St. 

John’s’ Alumni Hall, McMillian went off, scoring 37 points and grabbing 

10 rebounds in a performance he later called “the best game 

I've ever had.” 

McMillian would go on to close out his college career as one of 

the greatest players in Ivy League history. He was three-time All-Ivy 

and All-American, and also the first three-time recipient of the prestigious 

Frank J. Haggerty Award, awarded to the most outstanding 

player in the New York metropolitan area. 

Today McMillian, a retired clothes manufacturer, makes his home 

in Greensboro, N.C. where he spends much of his time with his family, 

fly-fishing and volunteering at his church. He returned to 

Morningside Heights last year and was on hand to be inducted into 

the inaugural class of the Columbia University Athletics Hall of 

Fame. 

His legacy at Columbia will be that of a great basketball player, 

but more importantly, a better human being. His coach, Jack Rohan, 

said of McMillian in a 1973 New York Times piece,“I’ve been associated 

with Columbia since 1949 as a student and coach and I don’t 

recall anybody who commanded greater respect on campus than 

Jimmy.We had some great athletes, but he was a superb person.” 

— Wesley Harris

Ivy@50: Bernard Muir 

www.ivy50.com 

Few college freshmen show up on campus knowing exactly what 

they want to do in life. Bernard Muir knew from the moment he 

arrived at Brown University that he wanted a career in college athletics. 

“John [Parry] was my AD when I first got to Brown and, as a 

freshman, I went to him, sought him out on one of my first days on 

campus, and just told him that I wanted to eventually be in his 

shoes.” 

Parry — now retired after a 16-year stint as athletic director of 

Butler University in Indianapolis — still remembers Muir’s declaration.“In 

my 11 years as athletic director at Brown, Bernard was the 

only freshman ever to approach me during orientation week to say 

he wanted a career in athletics,” he recalls.“A lot of students did it 

in the last week of their senior year, but Bernard knew it when he 

arrived.” 

Coming out of Gainesville, Fla., Muir garnered interest from such 

basketball programs as Penn State and Samford, but ultimately decided 

on Brown after his initial visit to Providence. 

“When I stepped foot on Brown’s campus that was where I 

wanted to go. I just felt like after visiting Brown that was the place 

for me,” remembers Muir.“My parents always preached the value of 

a good education and we all thought it would be a wonderful opportunity 

to receive an Ivy League education.” 

Muir took advantage of his opportunities in the classroom as 

well as everything else Brown had to offer. In the summer after his 

sophomore year, the organizational behavior and management major 

gained his first college athletics work experience when he interned 

in the athletic department.That summer he worked closely on the 

construction management of the 2,500-seat Pizzitola Sports Center, 

and in his senior year, Muir would co-captain the 1989-90 Bear 

squad that christened that new arena with a win over cross-town 

rival Bryant College. 

After wrapping up a solid basketball career and graduating in 

1990, Muir ran into his old athletic director, who had moved on to 

Butler during his senior year.“I remember telling him,‘Hey, if no one 

else hires you I've got a job as an intern at Butler,’” Parry recalls 

today. Muir took Parry up on his offer and moved to Indianapolis 

where he began his rapid rise up the college sports ladder. 

Muir’s year at Butler happened to be the same year it co-hosted 

the NCAA Final Four, providing him with another opportunity to 

gain invaluable experience in the business.“That was my exposure to 

not only campus life as an administrator but also a chance to work 

on one of the NCAA's most prestigious events.” 

When Muir’s year in Indianapolis came to a close, he went back 

to school and earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration 

from Ohio University.After a few more stops, Muir used the network 

he established at Brown to obtain a position with the NCAA. 

Starting out as an assistant director of the Men's Basketball 

Tournament, he was made director in 1998. 

After two years of overseeing all the planning and logistics of the 

tournament, Muir was ready to take the next step to fulfilling the 

dream he articulated during his first days at Brown. He was 

approached by Kevin White, the athletic director of Notre Dame, 

who offered him a position in the athletic department.“Kevin always 

told me,‘If you want to be an AD, what better place to come to and 

learn than Notre Dame.’” 

Muir left his NCAA post and moved up the road to South Bend 

where he served as a deputy athletic director. His position allowed 

him to once again interact directly with student-athletes, a passion 

that steered him toward a career in college athletics. 

At Notre Dame, Muir was also able to work extensively with 

the storied football program. “I certainly learned a lot from that 

experience, being there five years and especially working closely with 

the football program which has tremendous prestige. It was a great 

chance to really see Division I athletics at a high level.” 

The ‘big-time’ college sports experience Muir gained at Notre 

Dame put him in line to become an athletic director and in the summer 

of 2005, at the age of 36, he was named Georgetown 

University’s athletics director, making him the youngest athletic 

director in the Big East and one of the youngest in the country. 

Georgetown President John J. DeGioia knew he was fortunate to 

land Muir, who White calls “a natural leader.” 

“[Bernard] has brought great energy and direction to 

Georgetown's athletic programs,” DeGioia recently said.“I am confident 

in his commitment to athletic and academic excellence, integrity, 

and to creating a tremendous experience for every student-athlete.” 

And Muir has teamed up with an old Ivy League foe — 

Princeton grad John Thompson III, head coach of the Hoya basketball 

team.“It’s funny, I remember playing against him; he does not remember 

playing against me.And he has told me that repeatedly,” jokes 

Muir. 

“I’m not sure how much Bernard got into the game,” Thompson 

said while both were on hand for the 2006 Fritz Pollard award ceremony 

at Brown this past September.“I don’t tease him too much 

about that though. He is still the athletic director.” 

Back at Georgetown, Muir has not forgotten about his experiences 

at Brown and the opportunities his time in Providence provided, 

as they shape his goals in Washington. 

“I look back at my Brown experience and the opportunities an 

athletic director provided me and then I do think it’s my responsibility 

to help young kids identify their talents,” says Muir.“I’d love for 

our student-athletes to walk away from here saying Georgetown did 

right by them and provided them a great forum, not only to compete 

at the highest level, but also to get a great education.” 

“If it wasn’t for Brown and the opportunities it afforded me, I 

certainly wouldn't be in this position.” 

— Wesley Harris

Ivy@50: Bo Roberson 

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The late Dick Schaap lived an amazing life. He knew Bo as well 

as anyone. In all his travels, Bo was one of those athletes that he 

could never get out of his head. Just months before Mr. Schaap 

passed away in 2001, he had written glowingly about Bo, closing with 

the line,“He was a beautiful athlete.” 

And most people would assume that reference was about the 

multi-talented Bo Jackson, the subject of Schaap’s 1990 bestseller, Bo 

Knows Bo. 

But instead, he was remembering a college aquaintance from his 

days at Cornell University.The multi-dimensional Bo Roberson, the 

only person ever to earn an Ivy League degree, an Olympic medal 

and a doctorate while having an NFL career as well. 

“My dad always contended that Bo Jackson was the greatest athlete 

he ever saw,” said ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap.“But he was convinced 

that Bo Roberson was the best natural athlete ever in the Ivy 

League. He could do anything.” 

He was a three-sport star at John Bartram High and made an 

impression on Philadelphia basketball legend Sonny Hill, who said, 

“Bo Roberson belongs in the conversation with any athlete from the 

City of Philadelphia because he was so successful in three arenas. 

Obviously Wilt Chamberlain was a great athlete, but his resume was 

that of two sports.Add in that Bo Roberson was a standout student 

and he becomes a story that needs to be told.” 

After getting to Ithaca, Roberson made an enormous impact as a 

sophomore and he seemed destined to be the League's top athlete 

in football, basketball and track and field. Before his college athletic 

career was over, he would return a kickoff 100 yards, average a 

remarkable 17.6 rebounds a game and break the school long jump 

record. 

Even though his senior season had been slowed by injury, 

Roberson was chosen as the Senior Athlete of the Year by the 

Cornell Daily Sun. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the School 

of Industrial and Labor Relations in the Spring of 1958. 

A member of the Army reserve program while at Cornell, 

Roberson served as a lieutenant in the Army following graduation 

while working as a coach for the track and field program at the U.S. 

Military Academy. It was there that he long jumped his way onto the 

world stage, culminating in a world record and an Olympic medal. 

Roberson’s first big win came at the Pan-American Games in 

Chicago in August of 1959. Not only did Roberson claim the gold 

medal, but his winning leap of 7.97 meters (26-2) was more than a 

foot better than that of silver medalist Greg Bell, the reigning 

Olympic champ. Roberson finished the year ranked third in the 

world in the long jump. 

If the Pan-Am victory gave him confidence heading into the 

Olympic year of 1960, what he did in February solidified his status. 

At the National AAU Indoor Championships, he won with a leap of 

25-9 1/2.The performance broke the indoor world record that had 

been held by Jesse Owens for 25 years. 

Olympic gold medalist Ralph Boston recalled the 1960 Olympic 

Games.“I remember Rome 1960 as clear as day. Bo was going into 

the Olympics injured and he gave it his all in the second round and 

took the lead (8.03m). I had my winning jump in the third round 

(8.12m) and it seemed like Bo had all but given up. It was like he was 

gonna settle for silver because of his injury. 

“But Manfred Steinbach and Igor Ter-Ovanesian both had big 

jumps in the last round and now Bo found himself barely in third. 

His adrenaline kicked in and he was fired up. He came flying down 

the runaway and hit a perfect takeoff.When he landed, the measuring 

judge turned to me and said ‘21.’ I turned to Bo and said,‘You 

just tied the world record.’ But what it really was was 8.11, a centimeter 

behind me.” 

Boston and Roberson finished 1960 as No. 1 and No. 2 in the 

world and Roberson held onto the world's No. 3 ranking in 1961, 

but he was ready for a new challenge by the fall of 1961. 

As it turned out,Al LoCasale was a personnel man with the AFL 

Chargers, who were moving from Los Angeles to San Diego that 

year. In need of speed, LoCasale told a young assistant coach about 

Roberson.That young assistant was Al Davis. 

“Bo went to Bartram High and I went to Olney in the same 

league,” remembered LoCasale, who went to Penn while Roberson 

was at Cornell.“What I remembered about him was his tremendous 

speed and his tremendous ability, and that he was put together like a 

football player, not a skinny track kid.When I remember back, I 

remember his speed, his accleration, his takeoff.” 

Roberson became a Charger and then an Oakland Raider. 

“Bo was the Raiders’ first world-class athlete,” Jim Otto once 

told Dick Schaap.“He helped create the feeling that we were on our 

way to greatness. He pioneered the Raider tradition of great speed.” 

From 1962 to 1965, only five guys in the AFL and NFL combined 

racked up more all-purpose yards than Roberson’s 5,467 — 

Philadelphia’s Timmy Brown, Cleveland’s Jim Brown, Oakland’s Clem 

Daniels,Abner Haynes, who played for three teams in the AFL, and 

Washington’s Bobby Mitchell. 

Interestingly, Roberson averaged more yards a game in his career 

with the Raiders than did Bo Jackson in his 38 games three decades 

later. 

After seasons in Buffalo and Miami, Roberson retired and turned 

to formal education as his next primary objective.After his playing 

career ended in 1967, Bo attended Stanford Law School and then 

earned a master’s degree from Whitworth College in Spokane.At 

the age of 58, he earned his doctorate. In April of 2001 Roberson 

had passed away in Pasadena, Calif. 

“He was a super all-around person, athlete or otherwise,” said 

Olympic hero Ralph Boston.“He was one of the heaviest — brainiest 

— guys I ever met and he used to wear those dress whites. Bo 

Roberson from Cornell. I'll never forget him.” 

— Brett Hoover

Ivy@50: Peter Roby 

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Virtually all his life, Peter Roby has used sports as a vehicle for 

more — and basketball at Dartmouth was an escape into a whole 

new world of opportunity. 

Growing up in New Britain, Conn., no one in Roby’s family had 

gone to college. His parents, who worked in the factories, had never 

even gone to high school. 

“I didn’t have much to compare to but I had just kind of envisioned 

what college might be like,” says Roby.“So when I went to 

Hanover I was interested in getting out of the city environment and 

that really struck me as the place I wanted to go.” 

Once at Dartmouth, Roby was not prepared for the academic 

rigors that ensued, and as a result, found some difficulty adjusting.“I 

certainly struggled academically on and off, trying to find the balance 

and I don’t think I was mature to get down to it as I should have,” 

remembers Roby.“In my case I probably learned more on the basketball 

court and through my connection with [Head Coach] Gary 

[Walters] than I did in the classroom.” 

Roby was not recruited to Dartmouth by Walters but they 

arrived in Hanover together, and after a year on the freshman team, 

Roby was a starter on Walters’ varsity squad as a sophomore. More 

importantly for Roby,Walters’ “character-based” coaching style was 

teaching him and his teammates valuable life lessons off the court as 

well. 

“Seeing Gary as an example of what a coach could do in terms 

of impacting how you think about the world and reaching your 

potential as a person and thinking bigger than just what was happening 

on the court, the idea of using basketball or sports to really 

change people’s lives or make them better people was an inspiration 

to me, and it was the model that I wanted to emulate.” 

After his sophomore year, Roby saw his playing time increasingly 

diminish. By the time he was made a senior co-captain in 1978-79, 

he was playing sparingly but credits the coaching staff with keeping 

him motivated to work hard in practice every day and push the first 

team to be prepared. 

“I really relished that role and I think that experience really 

helped me to appreciate the coaching profession and what I might 

be able to do,” says Roby. 

When Walters left Dartmouth for Providence College after 

Roby’s senior year, he had the privilege of sitting in on the hiring 

process.With the help of Dartmouth grad and current Southeastern 

Conference Commissioner Mike Slive, who Roby lists as a long-time 

mentor, he joined the new coaching staff as an assistant.After brief 

stints at Army and Stanford, Roby became an assistant at Harvard 

for three years before being hired as the head man in 1985, making 

him — at just 28 years old — the second youngest head coach in 

Division I at the time. 

After six seasons at the helm in Cambridge, Roby was ready to 

test himself in the business world. In 1991 he began working for 

Reebok International, where he started as a promotions manager, 

dealing with the college coaches and professional teams under contract 

with the company. Roby was ultimately promoted to vice president 

of U.S. marketing. 

“I loved my time there. It was a really fascinating industry and I 

learned an awful lot,” says Roby.“One of the things that was really 

gratifying was that so much of what I’d learned as an athlete and as a 

coach, really helped me to distinguish myself in business.” 

Today, Roby works as the director of Northeastern University’s 

Center for the Study of Sport in Society, where he continues to use 

sport as a means for impacting lives.As director of what he 

describes as “a social justice organization that uses sport to create 

change,” Roby runs a staff of former collegiate, professional, and 

Olympic athletes trained to work with America’s youth in dealing 

with issues of diversity, conflict resolution and violence prevention. 

“What’s great about the role that I’m in now is that I’m continuing 

to use sport to make a difference in people’s lives like I did when 

I went into coaching,” says Roby.“In a lot of ways I feel like I’ve been 

preparing myself for this role since I was in college.” 

Roby’s old coach and mentor Gary Walters speaks highly of his 

former player today.“He’s become an eloquent spokesperson on 

issues surrounding sports,” says Walters, who currently serves as 

Princeton’s director of athletics.“His values are grounded in the role 

that athletics can play and does play in creating a holistic education. 

He is somebody that really should be in a position of leadership as it 

relates to intercollegiate athletics.” 

Player, coach, businessman, and now social activist, Peter Roby 

still looks back to his Dartmouth playing days as a time that was 

influential to everything that has followed. 

“I’m pretty certain that whatever success I’ve had, or whatever 

contributions I've been able to make to the world — none of that 

stuff would be nearly as rich as it has been without athletics in my 

life.” 

— Wesley Harris

Ivy@50: Will Venable 

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Students usually choose to attend Princeton because of its academic 

quality and reputation.Will Venable chose Princeton because 

of its basketball.“The program had a great tradition of going to the 

NCAA tournament,” Venable explains,“and I wanted to be a part of 

that.” 

Unusual, but it makes sense. During Venable’s four years at 

Princeton the basketball team went to the NCAA tournament 

twice, helped in no small part by Venable. He averaged 10.3 points 

and 4.4 rebounds his junior and senior seasons, leading Princeton in 

assists and steals and earning All-Ivy honors both seasons. 

“Basketball dominated my interest in sports,” says Venable. He 

even skipped his freshman baseball season, and hit a pedestrian .239 

as a sophomore, though he started 24 out of 27 games. But he dramatically 

improved the next season, hitting .344 and making honorable 

mention All-Ivy. He caught the attention of professional scouts, 

getting drafted in the 15th round by the Baltimore Orioles. 

Venable had a superb senior season, earning first team All-Ivy 

honors. He’s only the second player in Ivy League history to earn 

first team All-Ivy honors in both basketball and baseball.The first? 

Princeton’s Chris Young, who is now a starting pitcher for the San 

Diego Padres. 

More importantly for Venable, he played in two NCAA baseball 

tournaments, in addition to the two NCAA basketball tournaments. 

Of his experiences he says simply “until I went, I didn’t fully understand 

how special it is to be a college athlete.” 

Princeton’s a pretty special place to enable a student to even 

play both sports, much less participate in their respective NCAA 

tournaments.According to Venable “It was a lot of work, but both 

Coach Bradley (Princeton's baseball coach) and Coaches Thompson 

and Scott (basketball coaches) allowed me to do what I needed in 

preparation for either season.” As for academics the “teachers were 

also understanding, while holding me to the same academic standards 

of all the other students.” 

With Venable’s outstanding senior performance coming on top of 

his being drafted by the Orioles, expectations were high for the 

2005 draft. ESPN’s Peter Gammons even labeled Venable “my favorite 

sleeper” of the draft. 

Taken by the San Diego Padres in the seventh round, he was 

assigned to a rookie league team in Arizona. But he first picked up 

his B.A. in anthropology at Princeton’s 2005 graduation. Of his time 

at Princeton Venable says it was “a tough four years that taught me a 

lot about myself and other people. I was challenged academically and 

athletically at all times.” 

In his first professional season he tore up the league in Arizona, 

hitting .322 in 15 games.Venable was quickly promoted to Class A 

Eugene, where he played in 42 games and hit .216. In 2006 Venable 

was promoted to the Fort Wayne Wizards, where his hitting coach 

was his father, former major leaguer Max Venable. 

Venable had an outstanding season, hitting .314 and achieving 

team records in runs batted in (91) and runs scored (86). He was 

named the team’s Most Valuable Player.“Will has done a tremendous 

job,” says Padres Vice President of Scouting and Player Development 

Grady Fuson.“He has stepped in and become an All-Star, 

Organization MVP and won the Hawaiian League Batting Title all in 

his first full year.Will's aptitude and instincts are off the charts.” 

But he hasn’t forgotten where he came from. Princeton was “a 

great place to compete athletically and pursue academics in an environment 

that holds people to a higher standard, while offering great 

support.” 


Ivy@50: Chris Young 

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On October 6, 2006, Chris Young made Princeton history. 

When he took the mound for the San Diego Padres in Game 3 

of the National League Division Series against the eventual World 

Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals,Young became the first ex- 

Princeton player to ever appear in major league baseball's postseason.Twenty-three 

Princeton alums played major league ball before 

Young, starting with Leonidas Funkhouser, who played as Leonidas 

Lee for the National League's St. Louis Brown Stockings in 1877. 

“I tried to treat it like any other game,” remembers Young, but 

on the field “there was a buzz, an extra energy. It was an abnormal 

experience.” What wasn't abnormal was his performance. He struck 

out nine in 6 2/3 scoreless innings as he earned the Padres only 

postseason victory.“It was a great experience,” he says. 

This capped a season where Young was arguably the most effective 

starting pitcher in the majors. He held opposing batters to the 

lowest batting average, .206, of any starter with at least 162 innings, 

on the way to an 11-5 won-loss record. In addition he had a 

National League-best 2.41 road ERA, and almost had three no-hitters. 

On May 30, he took a no-hitter into the eighth inning versus 

Colorado; in his next start, he took a no-hitter into the sixth at 

Pittsburgh; and on September 22 he nearly no-hit the Pirates again, 

holding them hitless through 8 1/3 innings. 

Yet at Princeton he was probably better known for playing basketball. 

Choosing Princeton over Vanderbilt and the University of 

Texas because of its “great baseball and basketball programs along 

with the tremendous academic record,” Young is the only player in 

Ivy League history to earn Rookie of the Year honors in both basketball 

and baseball. In basketball he was a two-time letter winner and 

team captain, first team All-Ivy in 2000, and still holds the school 

record for blocked shots in a game and season.Yet at the same time 

he was training for baseball, throwing in ‘The Pit’ (a workout area 

under Jadwin Gym) with baseball coach Scott Bradley, sometimes 

late in the evening after basketball. 

In baseball he was no less stellar. Named first team All-Ivy in 

1998 in 2000,Young was perfect in 2000, with a 5-0 record. More 

importantly, he acquired baseball coach Scott Bradley as a mentor. 

“He taught me great lessons in professionalism and what it takes to 

succeed at the highest level on and off the playing field,” says Young. 

On top of this was his academic work. “Balancing academics and 

athletics was a major challenge,” says Young.“There were times 

when I dropped a couple of classes because I felt the academic 

requirements and commitments were going to be too great with my 

athletic schedule.” To play two sports and succeed academically 

“there were times when I had to sacrifice the pleasures and joys of a 

social life,” he says,“but it was a sacrifice I was willing to make.” 

Taken in the third round of the 2000 draft by the Pittsburgh 

Pirates,Young slowly worked through the minors. He also earned his 

degree in 2002, taking his final semester via e-mail while at spring 

training. His thesis? The impact that Jackie Robinson’s integration of 

professional baseball in 1947 had on racial attitudes and stereotypes 

within the media, particularly the New York Times. 

By 2004, his fifth season in the minors,Young had been traded 

twice and risen to AA Frisco in the Texas Rangers organization.The 

NBA’s Sacramento Kings, led by fellow Princeton alum Geoff Petrie, 

made him a two-year offer, with Petrie claiming that if Young had 

played basketball all four years at Princeton he would have been a 

first-round draft pick. In response the Rangers promoted him to 

Class AAA and awarded him a three-year, $1.5 million contract.And 

on August 24, 2004,Young became the first Princeton alum to appear 

in a major league game since Bob Tufts pitched for the Kansas City 

Royals in 1983. 

“If I hadn't been called up,” Young said at the time,“I would have 

had to at least go to (Sacramento’s) training camp to see if I could 

make it to the NBA.” He doesn't regret not trying the NBA.“I don’t 

know what kind of NBA player I would have been,” he says now.“My 

biggest disappointment is not being able to play [his final basketball 

seasons] for Princeton.” 

Young posted a 3-2 record in 2004, then went 12-7 in 2005. 

After that season the Rangers traded him to the San Diego Padres, a 

deal that still rankles Rangers fans.“We should have never got rid of 

Chris Young. I’m still rather disturbed from that deal,” says one such 

fan blog. 

San Diego has proven to be quite congenial to Young.“We match 

up with any team,” he says.“If we stay healthy there’s no reason why 

we couldn’t repeat (as Division Champions). I like our chances.” 

After the 2006 season, he was afforded a rare opportunity — to 

travel to Japan with a group of major league all-stars and play Japan’s 

all-stars. 

In 1934 another Princeton alum, the legendary Moe Berg, made 

this trip with a group of baseball immortals that included Babe Ruth 

and Columbia’s Lou Gehrig. Berg, an intellectual who spoke multiple 

languages, took movies of the Tokyo skyline that were later used 

during World War II to plan bombing runs — though this story may 

be apocryphal. 

What struck Young during his trip was “the tremendous fan support 

for major league baseball.They treated us like rock stars,” he 

remembers.And “knew every player by name.That experience made 

the trip.” 

His future plans are simple.“I’ll play as long as I possibly can as 

long as anybody will let me and a team will have me,” he says simply. 

But he hasn’t forgotten where he came from.“I feel very grateful and 

proud of my Princeton degree, I would not trade it for anything. It is 

a great institution that has afforded me opportunities in life that I 

could not have experienced anywhere else.”

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