Men's Basketball - Equestrian

NAZARETH COLLEGE 2007-08 MEDIA GUIDE 

Nazareth College, Rochester, N.Y. 

Men’s Basketball

College Information 

Location ....................... 4245 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618 

Main Telephone Number ............................. (585) 389-2525 

Enrollment ..................................... 1,975 (undergraduate) 

Founded ............................ 1924 by the Sisters of St. Joseph 

President ........................................... Daan Braveman 

Nickname .............................................Golden Flyers 

Colors. ..............................................Purple and Gold 

Affiliation ........................................... NCAA Division III 

Conference ............................................... Empire 8 

Empire 8 Commissioner. ................................ Chuck Mitrano 

Office Phone ....................................... (585) 581-0834 

E-mail ...................................... cmitrano@empire8.com 

Empire 8 Assistant Commissioner ........................... Tim Farrell 

E-mail. ........................................ tfarrell@empire8.com 

Home Court (Capacity) ............... Robert A. Kidera Gymnasium (1,200) 

Athletic Director ....................................... Peter Bothner 

Office Phone ....................................... (585) 389-2196 

E-mail. .......................................... pbothne4@naz.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach. ................Mike Daley (St. Bonaventure, ‘66) 

Career Record/Years ................................... 285-262/21 

Office Phone . ...................................... (585) 389-2814 

E-mail ...........................................mdaley8@naz.edu 

Associate Head Coach .................................... Toby Brown 

Office Phone ....................................... (585) 389-2193 

E-mail. ........................................... tbrown9@naz.edu 

Assistant Coaches ..........................Dick O’Toole, Kevin Downey 

2006-07 Overall Record. ....................................... 11-14 

Empire 8 Conference Record/Finish. ...................... 6-8/6th place 

Post-season ...................................................None 

Players returning/lost. ..........................................11/2 

Starters returning/lost . .......................................... 5/0 

NCAA appearances (5) ................. 1984, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1998 

Head Athletic Trainer ................................. Adrienne Jester 

Office Phone ....................................... (585) 389-2838 

E-mail. .......................................... ajester4@naz.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer ................................... Mike Fahy 

E-mail ............................................mfahy8@naz.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer ................................ Beth Abegglen 

E-mail. .......................................... babeggl6@naz.edu 

Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information ..................Joe Seil 

Office Phone ....................................... (585) 389-2452 

Office Fax. ......................................... (585) 389-2188 

E-mail. ............................................. jseil2@naz.edu 

Web Address .................................. www.nazathletics.com 

Admissions Office .................................... (585) 389-2860 

Financial Aid Office. .................................. (585) 389-2310 

Table of Contents 

Nazareth College Athletics/ 

Men’s Basketball Quick Facts. .................. Page 1 

Staff Directory .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2 

Head Coach.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 

Coaching Staff.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4 

2007-08 Season Preview.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5-6 

2007-08 Roster.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 7 

2006-07 Final Results. ........................ Page 8 

2007-08 Returning Players................... Page 9-13 

2007-08 Newcomers. ........................Page 14 

2006-07 Empire 8 Results.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15 

Golden Flyer Career Records .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 16 

Golden Flyer Single Season Records.. . . . . . . . . . . . Page 17 

Golden Flyer Record Book. ....................Page 18 

JP Morgan Chase Tournament History............Page 19 

Golden Flyers in Post Season...................Page 20 

Golden Flyers vs All Opponents .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 21 

Year by Year Records....................... Page 22-26 

Donors and Sponsors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 27-29 

History and Information. ......................Page 30 

Main College Number: 

(585) 389-2525 

Athletic Office Fax: 

(585) 389-2839 

Sports Info Fax: 

(585) 389-2188 

& 

Nazareth men’s basketball 

2007-08 is a production of the 

Nazareth Athletic Department. 

Special thanks to Kiel Sick. For 

further information, contact 

Joe Seil at (585) 389-2452 or 

at jseil2@naz.edu. 

Front cover: 

Leon Hill 

tyler smith 

joe canori 

ghosted image: 

ryan mcadam 

DESIGN & LAYOUT: 

Press Box Phone: 

(585) 389-2951 

Press Box Fax: 

(585) 389-2950 

Sports Hotline: 

(585) 389-2095 

Phone Numbers 

1—TOC/college info

2007-08 Nazareth 

staff directory 

Beth Abegglen 

Sue Behme 

Peter Bothner 

Terese Bouchard 

toby Brown 

jack Carpenter 

Assistant 

Athletic Trainer 

babeggl6@naz.edu 

389-2838 

Women’s 

lacrosse coach 

sbehme9@naz.edu 

389-2835 

Director of Athletics 

pbothne4@naz.edu 

389-2196 

Equestrian coach 

tboucha3@naz.edu 

389-2195 

associate men’s 

basketball Coach 

tbrown9@naz.edu 

389-2193 

Women’s 

Softball Coach 

jcarpen9@naz.edu 

389-2936 

Marty Coddington 

Mike Daley 

Michael Fahy 

Danny Gilbertson 

devin Gotham 

Adrienne Jester 

Men’s & Women’s 

Golf Coach 

mcoddin6@naz.edu 

389-2851 

Assistant Athletic 

Director & Men’s 

Basketball Coach 

mdaley8@naz.edu 

389-2814 

Assistant 

Athletic Trainer 

mfahy8@naz.edu 

389-2838 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

dgilber5@naz.edu 

389-2191 

women’s 

basketball coach 

dgotham6@naz.edu 

389-2190 

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER, 

ASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, 

SR. WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR 

ajester4@naz.edu 

389-2838 

Scott Love 

Gail Mann 

dave Marsh 

ryan Martin 

mike Palermo 

Rob Randall 

Cross Country, 

Track & Field Coach 

elove9@naz.edu 

389-2852 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

gmann8@naz.edu 

389-2813 

diving Coach 

dmarsh3@naz.edu 

389-2198 

Assistant Men’s 

Lacrosse Coach 

Director of Intramurals 

rmartin3@naz.edu 

389-2858 

Equipment 

Room Manager 

mpalerm6@naz.edu 

389-2837 

Men’s 

Lacrosse Coach 

rrandal5@naz.edu 

389-2194 

Joe Seil 

Martie Staser 

lyndsay Thomas 

ANDREA Tutino 

Paul Waida 

cal Wickens 

Assistant Athletic 

Director/SID 

jseil2@naz.edu 

389-2452 


Swimming Coach 

mstaser3@naz.edu 

389-2198 

Athletic Office 

Coordinator 

lthomas4@naz.edu 

389-2195 

Field Hockey Coach 

atutino0@naz.edu 

389-2199 


Tennis Coach 

pwaida7@naz.edu 

389-2853 


Volleyball Coach 

cwicken0@naz.edu 

389-2189 

2007-08 staff directory—2

2007-08 head coach/year by year Men’s Basketball 

head coach Mike Daley 

GOLDEN FLYERS’ YEAR BY YEAR RECORD 

Now in his 22nd season as head 

coach, Mike Daley has provided 

stability to Nazareth men’s basketball 

for more than two decades. 

With a solid nucleus of returning 

players, Daley hopes to make the 

Golden Flyers contenders in the 

Empire 8 Conference in 2007-08. 

With 285 career victories to his credit, Daley has guided the 

Golden Flyers to several milestones during his tenure, including 

10 post-season tournament berths and two JPMorgan Chase 

Tournament titles. 

Daley also has directed the Golden Flyers to three NCAA 

Tournament appearances and the 1997 ECAC Upstate title. 

The 2002-03 season was among the most noteworthy in 

Daley’s career as Nazareth finished 22-6 for its best overall 

record since 1986-87. Nazareth also captured the championship 

of the JPMorgan Chase Tournament for the first time since 

1987, scoring a mild-upset win over previously unbeaten and 

nationally ranked Rochester in a memorable title game. 

Daley came to Nazareth for the start of the 1986-87 season and 

helped the team to a record of 22-6 and a berth in the NCAA 

Tournament. They reached the NCAAs again in 1990 and 1998. 

Daley twice has been honored as Empire 8 Conference Coach 

of the Year and in 2002-03 was the national recipient of the 

Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award by the College Basketball 

Officials Association. The award is presented annually to the 

team that best exemplifies sportsmanship, character and 

ethics, traits that Nazareth teams have consistently exuded 

under Daley’s direction. 

Season W L Head Coach Post-Season 

1977-78 15 4 Joe Gigliotti 

1978-79 14 8 Joe Gigliotti NAIA Tournament 


1980-81 18 7 Joe Gigliotti NAIA Tournament 


1982-83 20 6 John Beilein NAIA Tournament 

1983-84 22 6 Bill Nelson NCAA East Region Title 

1984-85 20 6 Bill Nelson ECAC Tournament 

1985-86 23 5 Bill Nelson NCAA Tournament 

1986-87 22 6 Mike Daley NCAA Tournament 

1987-88 17 11 Mike Daley ECAC Tournament 




1991-92 9 16 Mike Daley 

1992-93 12 13 Mike Daley 

1993-94 6 19 Mike Daley 

1994-95 7 18 Mike Daley 

1995-96 12 13 Mike Daley 

1996-97 18 10 Mike Daley ECAC Upstate Title 



1999-00 8 17 Mike Daley 

2000-01 11 14 Mike Daley 



2003-04 13 12 Mike Daley 

2004-05 8 17 Mike Daley 

2005-06 8 17 Mike Daley 

2006-07 11 14 Mike Daley 

Total 439 332 

Overall Coaching Records 

Coaches (Seasons) Yrs. W L Pct. 

Mike Daley (1986-present) 21 285 262 .521 

Joe Gigliotti (1977-1982) 5 69 47 .595 

Bill Nelson (1983-1986) 3 65 17 .793 

John Beilein (1982-83) 1 20 6 .769 

OVERALL (1977-2007) 30 439 332 .569 

A graduate of St. Bonaventure University, Daley brought to 

Nazareth an array of coaching experience. He coached high school 

basketball in Ohio for 14 years and has also coached football, 

swimming, track, cross country and tennis at various levels. 

In 1979, Daley moved into the college coaching ranks as he 

became an assistant coach to Pete Lonergan at Division I Niagara 

University. He stayed with the Purple Eagles for six seasons. 

Well respected by his peers, Daley has been invited to speak at 

numerous camps and clinics. He also is director of the popular 

Nazareth College Basketball Camp during the summer. 

In addition to coaching basketball at Nazareth, Daley serves as 

assistant athletic director and is active in game management 

and scheduling. He resides in Henrietta with his wife, Debbie. 

His daughter, Lea, is a 2007 Nazareth graduate. 

coach | Mike Daley has amassed 285 victories in 21 seasons 

at Nazareth. 

3—2007-08 coach/ year by year

Associate Head Coach Toby Brown 

Men’s Basketball 

2007-08 coaching staff 

Assistant Coach Kevin Downey 

Well recognized in the area college 

basketball scene for nearly two decades, 

Toby Brown is in his 11th season with 

the Golden Flyers and his seventh as 

the team’s associate head coach. He 

came to Nazareth in 1997 after seven 

auspicious seasons as an assistant under 

Bob McVean at Rochester Institute of 

Technology. 

A native of Waterloo, Brown helped R.I.T. 

to four 20-win seasons and three NCAA 

tournament appearances. In 1996-97, 

the Tigers finished 24-4 and reached the 

Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. 

During Brown’s time at Nazareth, the Golden Flyers have made 

four post-season appearances and won one conference title. He 

helped the Golden Flyers to a 22-6 record in 2002-03, which 

included the championship of the JPMorgan Chase Scholarship 

Tournament and an appearance in the championship game of the 

ECAC Upstate Tournament. 

Brown was a standout player at Waterloo High, then played for two 

seasons at Alfred State before graduating with a degree in physical 

education from Cortland. He currently teaches health and physical 

education at the Norman Howard School in Rochester. 

Kevin Downey, former basketball standout 

at Canisius College, joined the men’s 

basketball staff as a part-time assistant 

coach in December of 2006. 

Downey completed his college career 

2005-06 as Canisius’ sixth all-time 

scorer with 1,583 points. He started 

every game of his four-year career (116 

overall) and ranks second all-time in 

three-point field goals made with 185. 

He earned an undergraduate degree in 

Biology and a Master’s degree in Business 

Adminstration. 

A native of Livonia, N.Y., Downey was a scholastic standout at 

Livonia High, where he played for his father, the late Tom Downey. 

As a senior at Livonia in 2000-01, Downey was the all-Greater 

Rochester Co-Player of the Year in leading the Bulldogs to the 

Section Five Class B title and a 23-1 overall record. 

Downey’s mother, Linda Downey, was Nazareth’s women’s 

volleyball coach for four seasons (1999-2002) and has been the 

coach at the University of Rochester for the past five seasons. His 

sister, Christa, was a three-time first-team All-American in volleyball 

for Nazareth from 2000 through 2002. 

Assistant Coach Dick O’Toole 

After 33 years of teaching and coaching 

in the Rochester City School District, Dick 

O’Toole joined the Nazareth staff as a 

part-time assistant coach in 2003. 

O’Toole retired from high school coaching 

at the end of the 2002-03 season after 

compiling a career basketball record of 

315-268 as varsity coach at Edison Tech. 

Included in that run were three City- 

Catholic League titles, two Section Five 

titles, and a trip to the New York state 

Class A Final Four in 1999. He was named 

Section Five Class A Coach of the Year in 

1997 and 1998. 

In addition to coaching basketball, O’Toole was the varsity baseball 

coach at Edison for 18 seasons. He also has coached football in 

the City School District at various levels. 

A graduate of SUNY Brockport, O’Toole resides in Rochester with 

his wife, Maribeth. They are the parents of a son, Brendan, a 1997 

Nazareth grad, and a daughter, Megan. 

Sophomore | Corey McAdam was the Empire 8 Rookie of the 

Year in 2006-07. 

2007-08 Coaching Staff—4

2007-08 season previewMen’s Basketball 

Experience and talent: Golden Flyers look to challenge in the tough Empire 8 

“We need to do a better job holding leads at the end of 

games,” said Nazareth Coach Mike Daley, back for his 22nd 

season. “I think we’re more experienced now and we’re a 

deeper team than before.” 

Fortunes took a dramatic upturn when Ryan McAdam 

returned to pre-season practice after missing all of 2006-07 

with a broken wrist, an injury from which the Golden Flyers 

never quite recovered. 

A 6-foot-4 forward with two years of eligibility left, McAdam 

two years ago averaged 12.8 points and 5.4 rebounds per 

game while making 85 percent of his free throws. 

In addition to McAdam, all five of last year’s starters are 

back, including do-everything point guard Corey McAdam 

(Ryan’s brother) and sharpshooting guard Joe Canori, who 

has amassed more than 1,300 points 

in three seasons. 

Senior | Joe Canori has been the Empire 8’s leading scorer 

in each of the past two seasons. 

If they were a swim team and not a college basketball 

team, the Nazareth College Golden Flyers would have had a 

difficult time transitioning from the shallow end to the deep 

end of the pool in 2006-07. 

As games transitioned from one half to another, the Golden 

Flyers had difficulty holding their breath and their season 

became more renowned for coughing up second-half leads 

than for winning basketball games. 

The end result was that Nazareth struggled to keep its 

collective head above the break-even mark as it finished 

11-14 overall and 6-8 in the tough Empire 8 Conference. 

As the calendar turns to 2007-08, the Golden Flyers hope 

to able to swim with the E8’s bigger fish as they come 

equipped with a roster that is talented, experienced and. . . 

yes. . . deep. 

Corey McAdam, a 6-foot-2 sophomore, was named E8 

Rookie of the Year in 2006-07 after dominating several 

games with a 14.6 scoring average, while ranking among 

the Division III leaders in assists (7.4 per game) and steals 

(3.2 per game). 

Canori, a 6-foot-2 senior, led the Empire 8 in scoring for 

the second year in a row with a 19.6 scoring average that 

included 72 three-point baskets. 

Senior Tyler Smith was probably the biggest beneficiary of 

Corey McAdam’s precision passes as he doubled his scoring 

average to 14.2 points per game, while leading the team 

in rebounding (7.4 per game). A 6-foot-7 center, Smith also 

displayed a soft touch around the basket in making 155 of 

255 shots (60.8 percent). 

Other experienced players include senior Leon Hill, 

juniors Chris Barrett, Jeff DeHimer and Joe Mihalich and 

sophomores Rayvon Higdon and Phil Johann. 

Hill, a 6-foot-2 forward, played regularly in 2006-07 and 

contributed 5.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game while 

making better than 50 percent of his shots (55 for 109). 

5—2007-08 season preview

Men’s Basketball 2007-08 season preview 

“ 

w e n e e d t o d o a b e t t e r j o b 

holding leads at the end of... 

games...said nazareth coach mike daley, 

b a c k f o r h i s 2 2 n d s e a s o n . . . i t h i n k w e ’ r e 

more experienced now and 

w e ’ r e a d e e p e r t e a m 

” 

THAN before. 

-- Head coach mike daley 

DeHimer, a 6-foot-7 center, and Higdon, a 6-foot-1 guard, 

each started regularly in 2006-07 and contributed 7.9 and 

7.7 points per game respectively. 

DeHimer also averaged 5.4 rebounds per game while Higdon 

was second on the team in both assists (2.8 per game) and 

steals (1.7 per game). 

Barrett, a 6-foot-2 guard, contributed 2.1 points per game, 

while Mihalich and Johann each played sparingly, but will 

look to make more significant contributions. 

Daley expects all five of his first-year players to help right 

away. Included in that mix are Tim Brown, a 6-foot-6 forward; 

Brian Gebhardt, a 5-foot-11 point guard; Chris Hoak, a 

6-foot-2 guard; Dominique Kendrick, a 6-foot shooting guard; 

and J.T. Miranda, a 6-foot-3 forward. 

“We’re looking to compete,” said Daley, who will be assisted 

by Toby Brown, Kevin Downey and Dick O’Toole. “The league 

should be very competitive, but we hope to be in the mix.” 

forward | Ryan McAdam returns to the lineup after missing 

the ‘06-07 season with a wrist injury. 

2007-08 Coaching Staff—6

Numerical 

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. High School/Hometown 

3 Chris Barrett* G Jr. 6-3 195 Williamsville South/Williamsville, NY 

5 J.T. Miranda f Fr. 6-3 205 Christian Brothers Acad./E. Syracuse, NY 

11 Joe Mihalich* G Jr. 6-1 175 St. Joseph’s/Lewiston, NY 

12 Joe Canori* G Sr. 6-2 180 Webster Thomas/Webster, NY 

15 Phil Johann* G So. 6-1 165 Rocky Point/Rocky Point, NY 

20 Brian Gebhardt G Fr. 5-11 155 fAIRPORT/Fairport, NY 

21 Corey McAdam* G So. 6-2 160 fAIRPORT/Fairport, NY 

22 Rayvon Higdon* G So. 6-1 175 Edison Tech/Rochester, NY 

23 Tim Brown C Fr. 6-6 210 Lima Christian/Canandaigua, NY 

24 Ryan McAdam* G-F Jr. 6-4 200 fAIRPORT/Fairport, NY 

32 Leon Hill* G-F Sr. 6-2 175 Port Chester/Port Chester, NY 

33 Dominique Kendrick G Fr. 6-0 160 Jamestown/Jamestown, NY 

40 Tyler Smith* C Sr. 6-7 220 fAIRPORT/Fairport, NY 

43 Chris Hoak G Fr. 6-2 160 St. Francis/Hamburg, NY 

50 Jeff DeHimer* C Jr. 6-7 230 Scotia-Glenville/Scotia, NY 

Head Coach: Mike Daley ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Toby Brown ASSISTANT COACHES: Dick O’Toole, Kevin Downey 

Alphabetical 

# Name pos 

3 Chris Barrett* G 

23 Tim Brown C 

12 Joe Canori* G 

50 Jeff DeHimer* C 

20 Brian Gebhardt G 

22 Rayvon Higdon G 

32 Leon Hill* F 

43 Chris Hoak G 

15 Phil Johann* G 

33 Dominique Kendrick G 

21 Corey McAdam* G 

24 Ryan McAdam* G-F 

11 Joe Mihalich* G 

5 J.T. Miranda F 

40 Tyler Smith* C 

*RETURNING PLAYERS 

Front Row (left to right) -- Chris Hoak, Brian Gebhardt, Phil Johann, Dominique Kendrick, Joe Canori, Chris Barrett, 

Leon Hill, Joe Mihalich. 

Back Row -- Dick O’Toole (assistant coach), Kevin Downey (assistant coach), J.T. Miranda, Ryan McAdam, Jeff DeHimer, 

Tyler Smith, Tim Brown, Corey McAdam, Rayvon Higdon, Mike Daley (head coach), Toby Brown (associate head coach). 

7—2007-08 GOLDEN FLYERS MEN’S BASKETBALL team


2006-07 final results 

DATE OPPONENT RESULT LEADING SCORER LEADING REBOUNDER 

11/17/06 Morrisville# W, 91-69 Canori 25 McAdam 9 

11/18/06 Fredonia# W, 66-61 Canori 26 Smith 10 

11/21/06 at Rochester L, 74-71 (ot) McAdam 23 Smith, Higdon 8 

12/05/06 Oswego L, 81-73 Smith 20 Smith 12 

12/19/06 Pitt.-Bradford W, 81-61 Smith 22 DeHimer, McAdam 10 

12/21/06 Old Westbury W, 91-82 Canori 20 DeHimer 9 

12/29/06 vs. Wheaton, Ill.^ L, 93-89 (ot) Canori 27 McAdam 7 

12/30/06 at Staten Island^ L, 84-75 Canori 28 Hill, Smith 10 

01/05/07 Alfred* W, 75-72 McAdam 29 Smith 9 

01/06/07 St. John Fisher* L, 73-63 Canori 30 Smith 14 

01/10/07 vs. Rochester+ L, 70-57 Canori 17 Smith, McAdam 6 

01/12/07 vs. RIT+ L, 82-76 Canori 17 DeHimer, Hill 6 

01/13/07 Keuka+ W, 90-66 Canori, Smith 16 Smith 10 

01/19/07 at Ithaca* L, 75-68 Smith 22 Smith 9 

01/20/07 at Elmira* W, 68-60 Canori 23 Higdon, Smith 7 

01/23/07 RIT* L, 86-79 McAdam 23 Hill 8 

01/26/07 Hartwick* W, 92-87 Canori 28 Hill 10 

01/27/07 Utica* L, 73-72 Canori 20 Hill 8 

02/02/07 at St. John Fisher* L, 69-61 McAdam 18 Hill 10 

02/03/07 at Alfred* L, 82-77 (ot) Canori 20 Smith 9 

02/06/07 at RIT* L, 69-60 Canori 24 McAdam 8 

02/09/07 at Utica* L, 65-45 Smith 19 McAdam, Smith 6 

02/10/07 at Hartwick* W, 81-73 Canori 25 Smith 6 

02/16/07 Elmira* W, 71-56 Canori 19 McAdam 8 

02/17/07 Ithaca* W, 84-80 McAdam 25 Smith 7 

* Empire 8 Conference Game # Nazareth Tip-Off Tournament 

^ Tournament of Heroes at Staten Island 

+ JPMorgan Chase Tournament 

#40 

TYLER 

Smith 

Senior | Tyler Smith averaged 14.2 

points and a team-best 7.4 rebounds 

per game in 2006-07. 

Final 2006-07 Statistics 

-3-pointers- 

Player gP FGM-FGA Pct. FGM-FGA Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. Asts. PF-D St. Bl. Pts. Avg. 

Joe Canori 25 171-406 .421 72-187 .385 75-94 .798 75 3.0 27 52-2 34 8 489 19.6 

Corey McAdam 25 127-257 .494 11-32 .344 99-127 .780 137 5.5 186 63-1 81 5 364 14.6 

Tyler Smith 25 155-255 .608 0-0 .000 46-64 .719 186 7.4 20 78-3 17 37 356 14.2 

Jeff DeHimer 25 83-171 .485 0-0 .000 31-68 .456 134 5.4 21 78-2 18 9 197 7.9 

Rayvon Higdon 25 70-207 .338 19-79 .241 34-50 .680 95 3.8 70 72-2 43 11 193 7.7 

Leon Hill 23 55-109 .505 2-12 .167 11-21 .524 106 4.6 33 53-1 24 6 123 5.3 

Brian Steves 14 22-51 .431 12-30 .400 10-12 .833 28 2.0 11 18-0 7 0 66 4.7 

Chris Barrett 15 10-21 .476 4-8 .500 7-9 .778 18 1.2 3 6-0 2 0 31 2.1 

Brian Ameneiros 3 1-15 .067 1-12 .083 2-2 1.000 10 3.3 14 4-0 6 0 5 1.7 

Nick Bozzelli 19 10-31 .323 0-0 .000 9-12 .750 23 1.2 5 9-0 5 0 29 1.5 

Joe Mihalich 10 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 2 0.2 1 3-0 1 1 3 0.3 

Phil Johann 6 0-5 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 3 0.5 1 4-0 0 0 0 0.0 

Team 84 3.4 

Nazareth 25 705-1532 .460 121-362 .334 325-461 .705 901 36.0 392 440-11 238 77 1856 74.2 

Opponents 25 677-1483 .457 153-463 .330 336-506 .664 908 36.3 366 416-6 201 85 1843 73.7 

Games started: Ameneiros 2, Bozzelli 1, Canori 25, DeHimer 24, Higdon 24, Hill 1, McAdam 24, Smith 23, Steves 1 

Scoring by periods: 1 2 OT OT2 Total 

Nazareth 911 914 27 4 1856 

Opponents 809 991 34 9 1842 

2006-07 FINAL RESULTS & STATS—8

2007-08 RETURNING PLAYERS Men’s Basketball 

#12 

SENIOR 

JOE 

Canori 

Business Administration major. . . son of Richard and Laura Canori, WEBSTER, NY. . . team captain 

. . . returning for his fourth season, Canori enjoyed another sensational season statistically as he 

led the Empire 8 Conference in scoring for the second year in a row at 19.6 points per game. . . 

led the Golden Flyers in three-point baskets (72) and free-throw percentage (75-for-94, .798). . . 

earned honorable mention all-conference honors. . . named E8 Player of the Week three times. . . 

named Rochester Area College Player of the Week for 12/31/06. . . ranked among the Division III 

Leaders in scoring, three-point field goal percentage and three-pointers made per game. . . named 

MVP of Nazareth Tip-Off Tournament and named to JPMorgan Chase all-tournament team. . . 

reached double figures in scoring in 23 of 25 games and had 20 points or better 13 times. . . 

scored a season-high 30 points vs. St. John Fisher 1/6/07. . . scored his 1,000th career point vs. 

Wheaton, Ill. 12/29/06. . . competed during the summer in Italy as a member of the USA Athletes 

International team and averaged 26 points per game. . . 2005-06: started 24 of 25 games and led the Empire 8 in scoring at 

20.6 points per game. . . also led the conference in three-point field goals made per game (3.12) and was second in three-point 

accuracy (78-for-173, .451). . . ranked 35th nationally in scoring and 16th in three-point percentage. . . earned second-team 

E8 Conference all-star honors. . . twice was honored as E8 Player of the Week. . . named to all-tournament teams for Coles 

Classic at Buffalo State, the “O” Club Classic at Otterbein and for the JPMorgan Chase Scholarship Tournament. . . scored in 

double figures 22 times and had 20 points or better 16 times, including a career-high 35 points at Buffalo State 11/19/05. . . 

also scored 34 points vs. Thomas More 12/30/05 and 30 at Elmira 1/6/06. . . tied a school record with eight three-point 

baskets vs. Buffalo State 11/19/05. . . 2004-05: started all 25 games and averaged 14 points per game and led the team 

in three-point baskets (52), steals (25) and free-throw percentage (43-for-52, .827). . . named Empire 8 Conference Rookie of 

the Year and was an honorable mention all-conference selection. . . named E8 Rookie of the Week five times. . . named to alltournament 

team at NYU and was second-team all-tournament team selection for the JPMorgan Chase Tournament. . . scored 

in double digits 20 times and had 20 points or more five times, including a season-high 24 against Hartwick 2/11/05 

. . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Webster Thomas High School, Canori played three seasons of varsity basketball there and 

earned an array of honors, including team MVP honors in 2003 and 2004. . . named Monroe County Division II Player of the 

Year in 2004 and was a two-time first-team all-Greater Rochester selection by the Democrat and Chronicle newspaper. . . an 

all-state selection in 2003-04. . . averaged 23.8 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in 2003-04 and set a school record with 66 

three-point baskets. . . amassed 1,167 career points, including 145 three-pointers. . . competed in Empire State Games in 

2003 and in Ronald McDonald exceptional senior all-star game in 2004. . . member of National Honor Society. . . competed 

in the summer of ‘06 for the USA Athletes International basketball team that played in Belgium and the Netherlands. . . team 

finished 11-2 and Canori was named to the all-star team. 

Year GP FGM-A Pct. 3PM-A Pct. FTM-A Pct. Reb-Avg. Asts. PF-D St. Bl. Pts. Avg. 

2004-05 25 127-292 .435 52-144 .361 43-52 .827 64-2.6 36 58-0 25 9 349 14.0 

2005-06 25 184-427 .431 78-173 .451 68-93 .731 83-3.3 50 47-0 35 10 514 20.6 

2006-07 25 171-406 .421 72-187 .385 75-94 .798 75-3.0 27 52-2 34 8 489 19.6 

Total 75 482-1125 .428 202-504 .401 186-239 .778 222-3.0 113 157-2 94 27 1352 18.0 

9—player profiles

#32 

SENIOR 

Men’s Basketball 2007-08 RETURNING PLAYERS 

Business Administration major. . . son of Lisa Hill, PORT CHESTER, NY. . . 

returning for his fourth season, Hill appeared in 23 games in 2006-07, 

including one as a starter. . . averaged 5.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game 

while making 55 of 109 field goal attempts (.505). . . scored a career-high 

12 points in a win over Old Westbury 12/21/06. . . grabbed a career-high 

10 rebounds three times. . . 2005-06: appeared in 11 games and had 13 

points and 20 rebounds. . . 2004-05: played in 17 games in and contributed 

42 points and 33 rebounds. . . shot 6-for-8 from three-point range. . . 

SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Port Chester High School, Hill played three 

seasons of varsity basketball there and helped team to two league championships. . . earned 

all-league and all-section honors. . . also competed in track and field. 

LEONHill 


2004-05 17 18-50 .360 6-8 .750 0-3 .000 33-1.9 16 21-0 8 3 42 2.5 

2005-06 11 5-21 .238 1-4 .250 2-5 .400 20-1.8 6 19-0 11 0 13 1.2 

2006-07 23 55-109 .505 2-12 .167 11-21 .524 106-4.6 33 53-1 24 6 122 5.3 

Total 51 78-180 .433 9-24 .375 1329 .448 159-3.1 55 93-1 43 9 177 3.5 

#40 

SENIOR 

English major. . . son of Jim and Bonnie Smith, FAIRPORT, NY. . . returning for his 

fourth season, Smith had a break-out year for Nazareth in 2006-07. . . appeared in all 

25 games, including 23 as a starter and averaged 14.2 points and a team-best 7.4 

rebounds per game. . . finished second in the Empire 8 and ranked 19th nationally in 

field goal percentage (155 for 255, .608). . . also finished as the E8 leader in blocked 

shots with 37. . . reached double figures in scoring 18 times, including a career-high 

23 points vs. Morrisville 11/17/06. . . grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds vs. St. 

John Fisher 1/6/07. . . had a career-best six blocks at Utica 2/9/07. . . named to alltournament 

team for Nazareth Tip-Off Tournament. . . 2005-06: played in all 25 games, 

including 23 as a starter. . . led the team in rebounding at 6.6 per game and blocks 

with 23. . . also averaged 7.1 points per game and shot 52.1 percent from the field (76-for-146). . . reached 

double figures in scoring nine times. . . scored game-winning basket as time expired in Nazareth’s 62-60 upset 

win at Fisher 1/21/06. . . 2004-05: appeared in 24 games, including eight as a starter. . . contributed 3.5 

points and 2.8 rebounds per game and 18 blocked shots. . . shot 53 percent from the field (35-for-66) and 76 

percent from the free-throw line (13-for-17). . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Fairport High School, Smith played 

two seasons of varsity basketball there for Coach Scott Fitch. . . led the team in field goal accuracy and was 

recipient of team leadership award. . . helped team reach Section Five championship game in 2003 and 2004. 

TYLER 

Smith 


2004-05 24 35-66 .530 0-0 .000 13-17 .765 66-2.8 7 36-1 11 18 83 3.5 

2005-06 25 76-146 .521 0-0 .000 25-36 .694 164-6.6 34 71-3 12 23 177 7.1 

2006-07 25 155-255 .608 0-0 .000 46-64 .719 186-7.4 20 78-3 17 37 355 14.2 

Total 74 266-467 .600 0-0 .000 84-117 .718 416-5.6 61 185-7 40 78 615 8.3 

player profiles—10

2007-08 RETURNING PLAYERS Men’s Basketball 

#3 

JUNIOR 

History major with concentration in Inclusive Education. . . son of Tom and Mary Kay 

Barrett, WILLIAMSVILLE, NY. . . returning for his third season, Barrett appeared in 

15 games in 2006-07 and scored 31 points and grabbed 18 rebounds. . . went 4 for 

8 from three-point range and 7 for 9 from the foul line. . . scored a career-best eight 

points (with two three-pointers) in a win over Keuka 1/13/07. . . 2005-06: appeared 

in three games and scored five points against Elmira 2/4/06. . . SCHOLASTIC: a 

graduate of Williamsville South High School, Barrett played three seasons of varsity 

basketball as a guard for coach Al Monaco. . . named team captain and team MVP his 

junior and senior seasons and finished his career as the fifth all-time leading scorer 

at Williamsville South. . . garnered first team all-ECIC III honors following his junior and senior seasons and 

was named to the Basketball Coaches Association of New York Academic all-state team. . . earned all-Western 

New York honorable mention accolades. . . also competed on the volleyball team, and was a first team allstar 

in addition to team captain. . . was the recipient of Williamsville’s Outstanding Senior Athlete Award and 

earned the United States Naval Award for Academic Achievement in addition to the U.S. Army Reserve National 

Scholar/Athlete Award. . . member of National Honor Society. 

CHRIS 

Barrett 


2005-06 3 2-2 1.000 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0.0 0 2-0 1 0 5 1.7 

2006-07 15 10-21 .476 4-8 .500 7-9 .778 18-1.2 3 0-0 2 0 31 2.1 

Total 18 12-23 .522 5-9 .556 7-9 .778 18-1.0 3 2-0 3 0 36 2.1 

#50 

JUNIOR 

Business Administration major. . . son of Roger and Janet DeHimer, SCOTIA, NY 

. . . returning for his third season, DeHimer started 24 of 25 games in 2006-07 and 

contributed 7.9 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. . . also shot 83 for 171 (.485) 

from the field. . . reached double figures in points 10 times, including a season-high 

14 points at Hartwick 2/10/07. . . had a career-high 10 rebounds vs. Pitt-Bradford 

12/19/06. . . 2005-06: played in 22 games and averaged 5.5 points and 3.1 rebounds 

per game. . . displayed a soft touch around the basket by shooting 47-for-92 (51.1%) 

from the field. . . scored in double figures five times and posted a career-high 18 

points to go with nine rebounds in an upset win at St. John Fisher 1/21/06. . . named 

Empire 8 Conference Rookie of the Week for 1/23/06. . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate 

of Scotia-Glenville High School, DeHimer played three seasons of varsity basketball as a center for coach Jim 

Giammattei. . . named first-team all-Foothills Council and second team all-Capital District. . . team won the 

Foothills Council Championships in 2003-04 and 2004-05. . . also competed in volleyball and earned first team 

all-Capital District honors. . . received the all-Foothills Senior Leadership Award. 

JEFFDeHimer 


2005-06 22 47-92 .511 0-2 .000 26-50 .520 68-3.1 22 38-1 9 4 120 5.5 

2006-07 25 83-171 .485 0-0 .000 31-68 .456 134-5.4 21 78-2 18 9 198 7.9 

Total 47 130-263 .494 0-2 .000 57-118 .483 202-4.3 43 116-3 27 13 318 6.8 

11—player profiles

#24 

JUNIOR 

RYANMcAdam 


2007-08 RETURNING PLAYERS 

Business Administration major. . . son of John and Mary McAdam, FAIRPORT, NY 

. . . returning for his third season, McAdam missed all of the 2006-07 season after 

suffering a broken wrist during the pre-season. . . 2005-06: appeared in 24 games, 

including 23 as a starter. . . finished second on the team in scoring at 12.8 points 

per game and was third in rebounding at 5.4 per game. . . led the team in free throw 

accuracy (63-for-74, .851). . . was an honorable mention selection to the Empire 8 

Conference all-star team. . . reached double figures in scoring 16 times, including a 

season-high of 28 points in an overtime win over Thomas More 12/30/05. . . had 24 

points (and went 12-for-13 from the free-throw line) in a win over Ithaca 2/3/06. . . 

equalled a career-best with nine rebounds vs. Ithaca 1/7/06. . . named Empire 8 Conference Player of the 

Week for 2/6/06. . . 2004-05: appeared in 23 games, including 22 as a starter. . . averaged 9.7 points and 

4.5 rebounds per game while displaying accuracy both from three-point range (24-for-54, .444) and from the 

free throw line (32-for-39, .821). . . opened his collegiate career with a 29-point, 8-rebound effort in a victory 

over Washington & Lee 11/20/04. . . also made six three-pointers and went 7-for-7 from the free-throw line 

in Nazareth’s 85-61 win. . . reached double digits in scoring 12 times overall. . . had nine rebounds vs. Ithaca 

2/18/05. . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Fairport High School, McAdam was a basketball standout there. . . 

was the Red Raiders’ leading scorer as a junior and senior and was a first-team Monroe County League all-star 

and a first-team all-Greater Rochester selection by the Democrat and Chronicle for 2003-04. . . helped team 

to a pair of runner-up finishes in the Section Five Tournament. . . a member of the Spanish Honor Society and 

recipient of Principal’s Award. 


2004-05 23 84-190 .442 24-54 .444 32-39 .821 104-4.5 25 43-1 14 14 224 9.7 

2005-06 24 110-247 .445 25-80 .313 63-74 .851 129-5.4 52 54-3 19 10 308 12.8 

2006-07 Injured -- Did not Play 

Total 47 194-437 .444 49-134 .366 95-113 .841 233-5.0 77 97-4 33 24 532 11.3 

#11 

JUNIOR 

Mathematics major. . . son of Joseph and Mary Mihalich, LEWISTON, NY. . . returning for his third season, 

Mihalich played in 10 games in 2006-07 and scored three points. . . 2005-06: appeared in three games. . . 

SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute, Mihalich played two seasons of varsity basketball 

for coach Mark Simon. . . team was the Monsignor Martin Athletic Association champions, State Class A 

champions and Class A runner-up in 2004. . . team was also MMAA finalist in 2005. . . named to the all- 

Western New York Academic Team in 2005 and served as team captain during his senior year. . . also a 

Paul Missana Silver Hoops all-star. . . also competed in cross country and track. . . member of National 

Honor Society. 

JOEMihalich 


2005-06 3 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-1.3 2 0-0 0 0 0 0.0 

2006-07 10 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 2-0.2 1 3-0 1 1 3 0.3 

Total 13 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 6-0.5 3 3-0 1 1 3 0.2 


2007-08 RETURNING PLAYERSMen’s Basketball 

#22 

SOPHOMORE 

Mathematics major. . . son of Kehli Higdon, ROCHESTER, NY. . . returning for his second season, Higdon 

started 24 of 25 games for the Golden Flyers in 2006-07. . . contributed 7.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists 

and 1.7 steals per game. . . reached double figures in points seven times, topping out at a career-high 17 at 

Alfred 2/3/07. . . had a career-high 11 assists vs. Keuka 1/13/07. . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Edison Tech 

in Rochester, Higdon was a member of the basketball team for two seasons. . . earned City-Catholic League 

all-star honors and was a second-team all-Greater Rochester selection in 2005-06. . . also excelled in volleyball 

and tennis. 

RAYVONHigdon 


2006-07 25 70-207 .338 19-79 .241 34-50 .680 95-3.8 70 72-2 43 11 192 7.7 

#15 

SOPHOMORE 

Undecided on major. . . son of Eugene and Donna Johann, ROCKY POINT, NY. . . returning for his second 

season, Johann played in six games in 2006-07. . . SCHOLASTIC: a graduate of Rocky Point High School, 

Johann was a member of the basketball team for three seasons. . . started at point guard and was a two-time 

all-conference selection. . . led team in scoring in ‘05-06, averaging 19 points per game. . . also excelled as a 

centerfielder in baseball. 

PHILIPJohann 


2006-07 6 0-25 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.5 1 4-0 0 0 0 0.0 

#21 

SOPHOMORE 

COREYMcAdam 

Psychology major. . . son of John and Mary McAdam, FAIRPORT, NY. . . returning for his second season, 

McAdam was spectacular in 2006-07, starting 24 of 25 games and contributing 14.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 

7.4 assists and 3.2 steals per game. . . ranked fifth nationally in both assists and steals and was a secondteam 

Empire 8 Conference all-star as well as the league Rookie of the Year. . . set Nazareth records for most 

steals in a season (81) and most in a game (10 vs. Elmira 2/16/07). . . recorded a triple double against Elmira 

with 11 points, 11 assists and 10 steals 2/16/07. . . reached double figures in scoring 20 times, including a 

career-high of 29 vs. Alfred 1/5/07. . . reached double figures in assists five times with a career-high of 13 vs. 

Wheaton, Ill. on 12/29/06. . . grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds vs. Pitt-Bradford 12/19/06. . . SCHOLASTIC: 

a graduate of Fairport High School, McAdam was a basketball standout for the past two seasons there. . . 

named all-Greater Rochester Player of the Year in 2005-06 after leading the Red Raiders to the Section Five 

championship. . . also named third-team all-state and was Monroe County League Player of the Year. . . served 

as team captain and competed in Ronald McDonald Senior all-star game. . . an honor roll student and recipient 

of Principal’s Award. 


2006-07 25 127-257 .494 11-32 .344 99-127 .780 137-5.5 186 63-1 81 5 365 14.6 

13—player profiles

Men’s Basketball 2007-08 newcomers 

FRESHMAN 

FRESHMAN 

#23 

Brown 

History major. . . son of Brian and Dawn 

Brown, CANANDAIGUA, NY. . . a graduate 

of Lima Christian School, Brown played 

four seasons of basketball there. . . 

served as team captain for three seasons 

and was a three-time team MVP. . . 

earned Private-Parochial League all-star 

in 2005-06 and 2006-07. . . scored over 

1,000 career points and was named 

to all-tournament teams at Honeoye, 

Houghton and Letchworth for 2006-07 

. . . member of National Honor Society as 

a junior and senior. 

#20 

Undecided on major. . . son of Ralph 

and Debra Gebhardt, FAIRPORT, NY 

. . . a graduate of Fairport High School, 

Gebhardt played two seasons of varsity 

basketball there. . . recipient of Red 

Raider Award as team MVP in 2006-07 

and named to Section Five Class AAA 

all-tournament team. . . led team in 

assists, steals and charges taken 

while helping team to league and 

sectional titles in 2006-07. 

TIM 

#43 

FRESHMAN 

FRESHMAN 

Undecided on major. . . son of Ed and 

Marleen Hoak, HAMBURG, NY. . . a 

graduate of St. Francis High School, Hoak 

excelled in basketball and baseball there 

. . . earned second-team Msgr. Martin 

all-Catholic League honors as a guard in 

basketball. . . also earned second-team 

all-league honors in baseball and was 

selected team MVP. 

B R I A N Gebhardt 

#5 

Accounting major. . . son of John and 

Alice Miranda, EAST SYRACUSE, NY. . . 

a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy 

in Syracuse, Miranda played three 

seasons of varsity basketball there. . . 

served as team captain and was selected 

team MVP in 2006-07. . . helped team to 

runner-up finish in Section Three Class AA 

Tournament in 2006 and championship 

of Zebra Classic in ‘07. 

#33 

CHRISHoak 

DOMINIQUE 

Kendrick 

FRESHMAN 

Undecided on major. . . son of Donna 

Kendrick, JAMESTOWN, NY. . . a 

graduate of Jamestown High School, 

Kendrick was a two-year standout in 

basketball. . . averaged better than 25 

points and nearly five rebounds per 

game in 2006-07 and was named Erie 

County Interscholastic Conference Player 

of the Year. . . also named Player of the 

Year by the Jamestown Post-Journal 

. . . set school record for career threepointers 

(164) as well as single-season 

(110) and single-game records (11). . . 

also a seventh-team all-state selection 

in ‘06-07. . . helped team to ECIC 

Divisonal title in ‘05-06. 

J.T. Miranda 


Empire 8 ConferenceMen’s Basketball 

FINAL 2006-07 STANDINGS 

Empire 8 

Overall 

Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Off. Def. +/- 

St. John Fisher 11 3 .786 24 6 .800 76.5 66.4 +10.1 

Utica 10 4 .714 19 7 .731 73.0 61.8 +11.2 

Ithaca 9 5 .643 15 13 .536 73.6 73.0 +0.6 

RIT 8 6 .571 14 13 .519 68.6 67.1 +1.5 

Alfred 8 6 .571 10 14 .417 63.8 68.1 -4.3 

Nazareth 6 8 .429 11 14 .440 74.2 73.7 +0.5 

Hartwick 3 11 .214 10 15 .400 65.8 68.3 -2.5 

Elmira 1 13 .071 2 23 .080 59.6 74.3 -14.7 

Corey McAdam 

Joe Canori 

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS 

First Team 

Jeff Bostic, so. Ithaca 

Ray Bryant, sr. Utica 

Sean Burton, so. Ithaca 

Doug Herring, so. Utica 

Dan McSweeney, sr. St. John Fisher 

Second Team 

Tim Bacon, sr. RIT 

Justin Beigel, jr. St. John Fisher 

Jan Cocozziello, so. Hartwick 

Corey McAdam, fr. Nazareth 

Robby McCarter, sr. Alfred 

Dan Mueller, sr. St. John Fisher 

Honorable Mention: 

Joe Canori, Nazareth; Kenny Gethers, RIT; 

Dillon Stein, Alfred 

Rookie of the Year: 

Corey McAdam, Nazareth 

Player of the Year: 

Ray Bryant, Utica 

Coach of the Year: 

Rob Kornaker, St. John Fisher 

SCORING LEADERS 

Player (Team) gP Pts. Avg. 

Joe Canori, Nazareth 25 489 19.6 

Jan Coccozziello, Hartwick 25 481 19.2 

Ray Bryant, Utica 22 349 15.9 

Sean Burton, Ithaca 28 440 15.7 

Jeff Bostic, Ithaca 28 433 15.5 

Doug Herring, Utica 26 400 15.4 

Robby McCarter, Alfred 23 348 15.1 

Corey McAdam, Nazareth 25 364 14.6 

Tim Bacon, RIT 27 388 14.4 

Tyler Smith, Nazareth 25 356 14.2 

REBOUNDING LEADERS 

Player (Team) gP Reb. Avg. 

Pat Smithgall, Alfred 23 219 9.5 

Ray Bryant, Utica 22 206 9.4 



Tim Bacon, RIT 27 200 7.4 

Dan McSweeney, SJF 30 215 7.2 

Cory Carson, Hartwick 23 151 6.6 

Kenny Gethers, RIT 27 172 6.4 

Justin Beigel, SJF 30 189 6.3 

Ramond Doyley, Hartwick 25 153 6.1 

ASSIST LEADERS 

Player (Team) gP Ast. Avg. 


Sean Burton, Ithaca 28 145 5.2 

Colin Roy, RIT 27 132 4.9 

Doug Herring, Utica 26 122 4.7 

Brian Collier, Utica 26 113 4.2 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE LEADERS 

(3 FG made per game) 

Player (Team) fg Att. Pct. 

Jack Lighthall, Utica 146 232 .629 

Tyler Smith, Nazareth 155 255 .608 

Dan McSweeney, SJF 147 245 .600 

Tim Bacon, RIT 158 283 .558 

Jeff Bostic, Ithaca 174 315 .552 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE LEADERS 

(2 FT made per game) 

Player (Team) ft Att. Pct. 

Sean Burton, Ithaca 85 95 .895 

Robby McCarter, Alfred 133 151 .881 

Dan Mueller, SJF 76 88 .864 

Barrett Zeinfeld, RIT 67 80 .837 

Sean Leahy, Ithaca 59 71 .831 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. LEADERS 

(1 FG made per game) 

Player (Team) fg Att. Pct. 

Dan Mueller, SJF 93 194 .479 

Robby McCarter, Alfred 43 100 .430 

Joe Canori, Nazareth 72 187 .385 

Sean Burton, Ithaca 69 180 .383 

Chris Baltz, SJF 52 136 .382 

STEAL LEADERS 

Player (Team) gP St. Avg. 


Colin Roy, RIT 27 54 2.0 

Scott Ruffrage, Ithaca 28 56 1.9 

Kenny Gethers, RIT 27 49 1.8 

Nick Woitach, Elmira 25 45 1.8 

BLOCKED SHOT LEADERS 

Player (Team) gP Blk. Avg. 


Dan McSweeney, SJF 30 44 1.47 


Palen Andreozzi, Elmira 24 28 1.17 

Pat Smithgall, Alfred 23 25 1.09 

Senior | Tyler Smith led the Empire 8 in 

blocked shots (1.48 per game) and was 

second in field goal percentage (.608). 

15—empire 8 conference

Men’s Basketball Golden Flyers’ Career Records 

Paul Cummings 

Chris Pegan 

Richard Sparks 

Zach Wein 

dave adams 

fran zablocki 

GAMES PLAYED 

Todd Calman (1983-87) 107 

Chris McCaffrey (1983-87) 106 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 106 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 105 

Paul Cummings (1980-84) 103 

Alan Wood (1984-88) 103 

Mike Redick (1997-01) 102 

Darrin Peterson (1987-91) 101 

Dave Adams (1979-83) 99 

Matt Groot (2002-2006) 98 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 98 

POINTS SCORED 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 1805 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 1791 


Joe Canori (2004-present) 1352 


Richard Sparks (1984-87) 1263 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 1231 

Todd Calman (1983-87) 1193 

Dave Adams (1979-83) 1120 

Mike McGwin (1989-93) 1104 

SCORING AVERAGE 

(minimum 500 points scored) 

gP Pts. Avg. 

Jimmy Evans (2001-03) 55 1087 19.8 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 98 1791 18.3 

Joe Canori (2004-present) 75 1352 18.0 

Lawrence Maroney, Sr. (1982-84) 53 941 17.8 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 105 1805 17.2 

Larry Lane (1977-79) 34 576 16.9 

Darrin Peterson (1987-91) 101 1594 15.8 

Richard Sparks (1984-87) 82 1263 15.4 

Bill Slape (1991-94) 73 1060 14.5 

Lawrence Maroney, Jr. (2002-04) 41 580 14.1 

REBOUNDS 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 946 


Jesse Lisiecka (1999-02) 702 

Fran Zablocki (1999-03) 683 

Mike Sullivan (1992-96) 673 


John Dansler (1977-81) 624 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 581 

Mike McGwin (1989-93) 561 

Steve Perkins (1979-83) 556 

FIELD GOALS MADE 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 694 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 621 





Dave Adams (1979-83) 463 

Mike McGwin (1989-93) 451 

Todd Calman (1983-87) 430 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 413 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 

(minimum 150 made) 

fg Att. Pct. 

Mike McGwin (1989-93) 451 747 .604 

Ryan Shipley (2002-05) 274 464 .591 

Lawrence Maroney, Sr. (1982-84) 382 655 .583 

Tyler Smith (2004-present) 266 467 .570 

Jeff Van Gundy (1983-85) 172 302 .569 

Paul Cummings (1980-84) 578 1058 .546 

Tom Vetter (1977-81) 336 623 .539 

Steve Perkins (1979-83) 404 750 .539 

Joe Convertino (1985-87) 228 425 .536 

Bob Griffiths (1982-86) 308 578 .533 

FREE THROWS MADE 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 472 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 417 



Todd Calman (1983-87) 276 

Alan Wood (1984-88) 241 

Steve Perkins (1979-83) 223 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 222 

Rob Beach (1989-93) 220 

Bob Griffiths (1982-86) 204 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 


ft Att. Pct. 

Jeff Van Gundy (1983-85) 132 152 .868 

Todd Calman (1983-87) 276 322 .857 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 472 561 .841 

Darrin Peterson (1987-91) 319 394 .810 

John Garbinski (1986-90) 190 236 .805 

Mark Renkas (1998-01) 149 186 .801 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 222 278 .799 



Dave Adams (1979-83) 188 241 .784 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 



Greg Dunne (1995-99) 183 

Jimmy Evans (2001-03) 173 

Mark Renkas (1998-01) 148 

Tom Keenan (1997-00) 142 

Dan Bova (1989-92) 109 

Bill Slape (1991-94) 104 

Chris Corcoran (1994-97) 104 

Mike DeBlois (2002-06) 102 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (minimum 40 made) 

fg Att. Pct. 


Todd Calman (1983-87) 57 126 .452 

Mark Renkas (1998-01) 148 360 .411 

Denny Nicholson (1987-91) 61 149 .409 

Joe Canori(2004-present) 202 504 .401 


Dan Bova (1989-92) 109 279 .391 

Kevin Broderick (1985-89) 62 159 .390 

Bill Slape (1991-94) 104 270 .385 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 77 200 .385 

ASSISTS 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 671 

Kevin Broderick (1985-89) 460 



John Dansler (1977-81) 388 

Todd Calman (1983-87) 327 

Denny Nicholson (1987-91) 289 

Ross Comerford (1998-01) 288 

Zach Wein (1994-98) 274 

Stan Slade (1977-80) 270 

STEALS 

Darren Peterson (1987-91) 191 

John Garbinski (1986-90) 168 

Greg Dunne (1995-99) 153 



Zach Wein (1994-98) 131 

Caswell Smith (2002-2006) 130 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 126 

Rob Beach (1989-93) 126 


BLOCKS 

Mike McGwin (1989-93) 168 


Alan Wood (1984-88) 155 

Chris Pegan (1994-98) 107 

Fran Zablocki (1999-03) 89 

Tyler Smith (2004-present) 78 

Ryan Shipley (2002-05) 72 

Adrian Myers (1988-90) 63 


Rob Grattan (1987-90) 45 

Career Records—16

Golden Flyers’ Single Season RecordsMen’s Basketball 

Darrin Peterson Jimmy Evans Joe Convertino John Garbinski Jesse Lisiecka Todd Calman 

POINTS SCORED 

Zach Wein (1996-97) 645 

Zach Wein (1997-98) 585 

Jimmy Evans (2002-03) 558 

Chris Pegan (1997-98) 535 


Jimmy Evans (2001-02) 529 

Joe Canori (2005-06) 514 

Lawrence Maroney, Sr. (1983-84) 511 

Chris Pegan (1996-97) 490 

Alan Wood (1987-88) 489 

Joe Canori (2006-07) 489 


gP Pts. Avg. 

Zach Wein (1996-97) 28 645 23.0 

Zach Wein (1997-98) 27 585 21.7 

Joe Canori (2005-06) 25 513 20.6 

Jimmy Evans (2002-03) 28 558 19.9 

Chris Pegan (1997-98) 27 535 19.8 

Jimmy Evans (2001-02) 27 529 19.6 

Joe Canori (2006-07) 25 489 19.6 

Richard Sparks (1986-87) 28 530 18.9 

Lawrence Maroney, Sr. (1983-84) 27 511 18.9 

Larry Lane (1977-78) 13 237 18.2 

REBOUNDS 

Chris Pegan (1997-98) 287 



Alan Wood (1987-88) 273 

Chris Pegan (1996-97) 264 




Chris Pegan (1995-96) 231 

Jon O’Day (1993-94) 228 


Zach Wein (1996-97) 232 

Lawrence Maroney, Sr. (1983-84) 213 

Chris Pegan (1997-98) 202 

Zach Wein (1997-98) 202 

Chris Pegan (1996-97) 192 


Jimmy Evans (2002-03) 188 


Mike McGwin (1992-93) 186 

Joe Canori (2005-06) 184 



fg Att. Pct. 

Mike McGwin (1992-93) 186 294 .633 

Mike McGwin (1991-92) 137 217 .631 


Tyler Smith (2006-07) 155 255 .608 

Tom Vetter (1977-78) 105 174 .607 

Ryan Shipley (2003-04) 147 243 .605 

Ryan Shipley (2004-05) 68 113 .602 

Paul Cummings (1982-83) 150 250 .600 


Tom Vetter (1980-81) 83 141 .589 


Jimmy Evans (2001-02) 87 

Jimmy Evans (2002-03) 86 

Joe Canori (2005-06) 78 

Joe Canori (2006-07) 72 

Dan Bova (1990-91) 71 


Greg Dunne (1996-97) 63 

Tom Keenan (1998-99) 62 

Mike DeBlois (2003-04) 61 

Todd Calman (1986-87) 57 

Jon O’Day (1993-94) 57 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 

(minimum 50 attempts) 

ft Att. Pct. 

Mark Renkas (1998-99) 46 88 .523 

Denny Nicholson (1990-91) 34 70 .486 



Todd Calman (1986-87) 57 126 .452 

Joe Canori (2005-06) 78 173 .451 

Chris Corcoran (1996-97) 26 58 .448 

Ryan McAdam (2004-05) 24 54 .444 


Zach Wein (1997-98) 28 64 .438 


Zach Wein (1996-97) 154 

Zach Wein (1997-98) 153 

Alan Wood (1987-88) 151 


Chris Pegan (1997-98) 131 


Chris Pegan (1996-97) 106 

Joe Convertino (1986-87) 103 

Chris Pegan (1995-96) 103 

Corey McAdam (2006-07) 99 


(minimum 50 attempts) 

fg Att. Pct. 

Todd Calman (1986-87) 91 101 .901 

Greg Dunne (1998-99) 87 97 .897 

Todd Calman (1985-86) 77 88 .875 

Jeff Van Gundy (1984-85) 91 104 .875 

Todd Calman (1984-85) 86 99 .869 

Zach Wein (1996-97) 154 178 .865 

Ryan McAdam (2005-06) 63 74 .851 



Zach Wein (1995-96) 88 105 .838 

ASSISTS 



Greg Dunne (1996-97) 192 

Greg Dunne (1998-99) 191 

Greg Dunne (1997-98) 190 




Ross Comerford (2000-01) 149 


STEALS 



Chuck Johnson (1987-88) 64 


Lawrence Maroney, Jr. (2003-04) 64 







BLOCKS 

Alan Wood (1987-88) 81 


Mike McGwin (1992-93) 58 





Adrian Myers (1989-90) 37 

Tyler Smith (2006-07) 37 

Alan Wood (1986-87) 34 

17—Single Season Records

Men’s Basketball Golden Flyers’ Record Book 

Greg Dunne Jeff Van Gundy Kevin Broderick Mike McGwin 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

POINTS SCORED 

Game: 40, Richard Sparks vs. Alfred (88-85 win), 

12-13-86 

Season: 645, Zach Wein, 1996-97 

Career: 1,805, Chris Pegan, 1994-98 


Season: 23.0, Zach Wein, 1996-97 

Career: 19.8, Jimmy Evans, 2001-03 


Game: 17, Mike Timmins at RIT (97-82 loss), 12-18-91 


Career: 694, Chris Pegan, 1994-98 

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 

Game: 32, Rick Harris vs. Houghton (94-84 win), 12-7-77 


Career: 1,310, Chris Pegan, 1994-98 


Game: 100% (9-for-9), Joe Convertino vs. U. Buffalo 

(78-69 win), 1-6-86 

Season: 63.3% (186-for-294), Mike McGwin, 1992-93 

Career: 60.4% (451-for-747), Mike McGwin, 1989-93 


Game: 8, Jimmy Evans vs. Rochester (78-77 loss), 11-20-01 

8, Jimmy Evans vs. St. John Fisher (81-72 win), 1-11-03 

8, Mike DeBlois vs. Elmira (76-60 win), 1-10-04 

8, Joe Canori vs. Buffalo State (83-73 loss),11-19-05 

Season: 87, Jimmy Evans, 2001-02 

Career: 213, Darrin Peterson, 1987-91 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 

Game: 17, Jimmy Evans vs. Rochester (78-77 loss), 

11-20-01 

17, Jimmy Evans at St. Lawrence (99-87 loss), 3-2-02 

Season: 244, Jimmy Evans, 2001-02 


3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 

Game: 

100% (8-for-8), Mike DeBlois vs. Elmira 

(76-60 win), 1-10-04 

Season: 52.3% (46-for-88), Mark Renkas, 1998-99 

Career: 47.5% (47-for-99), Joe Convertino, 1986-87 


Game: 

16, Zach Wein at Geneseo State 

(112-104 2ot win), 1-10-96 (Chase Tournament) 

16, Zach Wein at Roberts Wesleyan (89-82 win), 1-14-98 

(Chase Tournament) 


Career: 472, Zach Wein, 1994-98 

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 

Game: 24, Richard Sparks vs. Alfred (88-85 win), 

12-13-86 

Season: 211, Richard Sparks, 1986-87 

Career: 561, Zach Wein, 1994-98 


Game: 100% (13-for-13), Zach Wein vs. Roberts 

(84-73 loss), 1-18-96 

Season: 90.1% (91-for-101), Todd Calman, 1986-87 

Career: 86.8% (132-for-152), Jeff Van Gundy, 1983-85 

REBOUNDS 

Game: 21, Richard Sparks at Hamilton (83-79 win), 

2-12-87 

21, Fran Zablocki vs. D’Youville (78-72 win), 11-30-01 

Season: 287, Chris Pegan, 1997-98 

Career: 946, Chris Pegan, 1994-98 

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 

Season: 11.4, Jesse Lisiecka, 2000-01 

Career: 9.2, Jesse Lisiecka, 1999-02 

ASSISTS 

Game: 16, Ross Comerford vs. Farmingdale (96-73 win) 

12-3-00 

Season: 218, Kevin Broderick, 1988-89 

Career: 671, Greg Dunne, 1995-99 

ASSIST AVERAGE 

Season: 8.4, Kevin Broderick, 1988-89 

Career: 6.3, Greg Dunne, 1995-99 

STEALS 

Game: 10, Corey McAdam vs. Elmira (71-56 win), 2-16-07 

Season: 81, Corey McAdam, 2006-07 


BLOCKED SHOTS 

Game: 10, Adrian Myers at Brockport (83-56 win), 2-14-89 

Season: 81, Alan Wood, 1987-88 

Career: 168, Mike McGwin, 1989-93 

TEAM RECORDS 

POINTS-GAME 

Most scored: 119 vs. Wittenberg (119-106 3ot win), 

11-21-97 (at Johns Hopkins Tournament) 

Most allowed: 119 vs. Point Park, 11-19-93 

Fewest scored: 36 at RIT (42-36 loss), 1-27-82 

Fewest allowed: 16 vs. D’Youville (78-16 win), 1-27-79 

Lowest scoring game: 78 points at R.I.T. (R.I.T. 42, 

Nazareth 36), 1-27-82 

Highest scoring game: 225 points vs. Wittenberg 

(Nazareth 119, Wittenberg 106, 3ot), 11-21-97 

(at Johns Hopkins Tournament) 

POINTS-SEASON 

Most scored: 2,285 in 1986-87 

Fewest allowed: 1,201 in 1977-78 

Highest average scored: 84.3 in 1989-90 

Lowest average allowed: 57.9 in 1983-84 

FIELD GOALS-GAME 

Most made: 54 vs. Roberts (114-55 win), 2-17-83 

Most attempted: 101 vs. Castleton State (108-77 win), 

11-20-93 (at Buffalo State Tournament) 

Highest percentage: 70.2% (33-for-47) at St. Lawrence 

(92-85 win), 1-27-86 

Fewest allowed: 8 vs. D’Youville (78-16 win), 1-27-79 

FIELD GOALS-SEASON 

Most made: 835 in 1987-88 

Most attempted: 1,804 in 1987-88 

Highest percentage: 54.2% (832-for-1,535) in 1985-86 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS-GAME 

Most made: 17 vs. U.Rochester (90-89 win), 11-23-93 

Most attempted: 54 vs. Castleton State (108-77 win), 

11-20-93 (at Buffalo State Tournament) 

Highest percentage: 78.6% (11-for-14) at Alfred 

(89-73 win), 1-26-99 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS-SEASON 

Most made: 232 in 1993-94 

Most attempted: 738 in 1993-94 

Highest percentage: 44.1% (119-for-270) in 1986-87 

FREE THROWS-GAME 

Most made: 44 vs. St. John Fisher (91-82 win), 1-19-85 

(at University of Rochester); 

44 vs. Wittenberg (119-106, 3ot win), 

11-21-97 (at Johns Hopkins Tournament) 

Most attempted: 53 vs. Alfred (88-85 win), 12-13-86 

Highest percentage: 

94.4% (17-for-18) at Ithaca 

(82-70 loss), 2-19-99 

FREE THROWS-SEASON 

Most made: 518 in 1986-87 

Most attempted: 713 in 1986-87 

Highest percentage: 77.4% (346-for-447), 1998-99 

REBOUNDS-GAME 

Most: 62 vs. Farmingdale (96-73 win) 12-3-00 

REBOUNDS-SEASON 

Most: 1,127 in 1987-88 

Highest average: 46.7 in 1977-78 

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 

Overall: 14 games in 1985-86 

Home: 

18 games in 1978-79 through second 

game in 1979-80 

Away: 8 games in 1984-85, 1985-86 and 1986-87 

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 

Overall: 9 games in 1993-94 

Home: 6 games in 1993-94 

Away: 9 games in 1979-80 

MOST WINS-SEASON 

Overall: 23 in 1985-86 (23-5) 

Home: 12 in 2002-03 (12-3) 

Away: 13 in 1983-84 (13-4) and 1985-86 (13-4) 

MOST LOSSES-SEASON 

Overall: 19 in 1993-94 (6-19) 

Home: 7 in 1993-94 (4-7) 

Away: 12 in 1993-94 (2-12) 

Fewest overall: 5 in 1985-86 (23-5) 

record book—18


J P Morgan Chase Tournament History 

Tournament History 

1978-79 @ War Memorial 

Nazareth 56, Alfred University 44 

St. John Fisher 51, Nazareth 46 

Nazareth 71, Brockport 63 


Nazareth 71, Alfred University 70 

Nazareth 73, RIT 69 

Rochester 53, Nazareth 51 (2nd place) 


Nazareth 78, Roberts Wesleyan 58 (H) 

RIT 42, Nazareth 36 

Nazareth 57, Rochester 49 

1982-83 @ UR 

Nazareth 94, Hobart 66 


Nazareth 81, RIT 79, ot 

1983-84 @ RIT 

Nazareth 86, Geneseo State 62 


Nazareth 71, Brockport 53 (1st place) 

1984-85 @ UR 

Nazareth 50, Roberts Wesleyan 44 


Nazareth 82, St. John Fisher 71 (1st place) 

1985-86--Semifinal, Final @ UR 

Nazareth 80, RIT 72 (H) 


Nazareth 84, St. John Fisher 72 (1st place) 


Nazareth 79, RIT 71 (H) 

Nazareth 81, St. John Fisher 71 

Nazareth 90, Brockport 73 (1st place) 

1987-88--Semifinal, Cons. @ UR 

Nazareth 98, Roberts Wesleyan 91 (A) 


Nazareth 86, Geneseo State 82 

1988-89 

Roberts Wesleyan 86, Nazareth 84, ot (A) 

St. John Fisher 98, Nazareth 93, ot (at RIT) 


Nazareth 82, Brockport State 71 (at Fisher) 

Nazareth 99, Geneseo State 89, ot 

Rochester 71, Nazareth 66 

1990-91 @ Roberts 

Nazareth 87, St. John Fisher 76 (H) 


Nazareth 73, Brockport State 70 

1991-92 

Geneseo State 99, Nazareth 87 (at Hobart) 

Nazareth 94, Hobart 79 (at UR) 

1992-93--Semifinal, Cons. @ RIT 

Nazareth 66, Rochester 65 (at Fisher) 


Brockport 86, Nazareth 78 


Roberts Wesleyan 86, Nazareth 81 (H) 



1994-95--Cons. Rounds @ Roberts 

Geneseo State 91, Nazareth 57 (at Hobart) 


Nazareth 79, Roberts Wesleyan 74 


Nazareth 112, Geneseo State 104, 2ot (A) 







1997-98 Semifinals, Cons. @ UR 

Nazareth 89, Roberts Wesleyan 82 (A) 


Geneseo State 71, Nazareth 68 

1998-99 

RIT 68, Nazareth 62 (at SJF) 

Hobart 83, Nazareth 77 (at Roberts) 

Brockport 78, Nazareth 76 (at RIT) 

1999-2000 

RIT 76, Nazareth 74, ot (H) 

Brockport 87, Nazareth 70 (at UR) 

Nazareth 65, Rochester 58 (at SJF) 


Nazareth 91, St. John Fisher 81 (at UR) 


Brockport 102, Nazareth 73 

2001-02 

RIT 74, Nazareth 66 (at SJF) 

Rochester 71, Nazareth 48 (A) 

Nazareth 68, Keuka 58 (at RIT) 

2002-03--Semifinal, 

Final @ Roberts 


Nazareth 88, RIT 85 

Nazareth 70, Rochester 59 (1st place) 

golden flyer | Fran Zablocki (30) hoists 

the Zornow Cup following Nazareth’s 

victory over Rochester in the 2003 

JP Morgan Chase Tournament final. 

2003-04 

Rochester 69, Nazareth 45 (at RIT) 

RIT 84, Nazareth 79, ot (at UR) 

Nazareth 85, Keuka 63 (H) 

2004-05 

Nazareth 69, Brockport 68 (at SJF) 

St. John Fisher 67, Nazareth 55 (at RIT) 


2005-06 

Rochester 72, Nazareth 63 (H) 

Keuka 73, Nazareth 61 (UR) 

RIT 91, Nazareth 85, 2ot (at RIT) 

2006-07 


RIT 82, Nazareth 76 (at Roberts) 

Nazareth 90, Keuka 66 (H) 

19—jp morgan tournament history

Men’s Basketball golden flyers in post season 

NCAA DIVISION III TOURNAMENT 

1983-84 

East Regional--at Staten Island 

Nazareth 67, Buffalo State 50 

Nazareth 74, Staten Island 68 

NCAA Quarterfinal--at Nazareth 

Clark University 90, Nazareth 84 

1985-86 

East Regional--at Potsdam State 

Alfred 88, Nazareth 86 

Nazareth 87, New York University 73 

1986-87 

East Regional--at Potsdam State 

Nazareth 93, Stony Brook 81 

Potsdam State 86, Nazareth 63 

1989-90 

East Regional--at U.Rochester 


1997-98 

East Regional--at Brockport 


East Regional Semifinal--at St. Lawrence 

St. Lawrence 96, Nazareth 75 

NAIA TOURNAMENT 

1978-79 

District 31 Playoff--at St. John Fisher 


1980-81 

District 31 Playoff--at Nazareth 


golden flyer | Lawrence Maroney gets a 

boost from teammates after the Golden 

Flyers defeated College of Staten Island 

to win the NCAA East Regional title in 1984. 

ECAC DIVISION III TOURNAMENT 

1984-85 

First Round--at Nazareth 

Rochester 66, Nazareth 63 (ot) 

1987-88 

First Round--at U.Rochester 

Nazareth 73, Rochester 69 

Semifinal--at Elmira 

Elmira 87, Nazareth 76 

1988-89 

First Round--at Hamilton 

Hamilton 88, Nazareth 58 

1990-91 

First Round--at Potsdam State 

Potsdam State 85, Nazareth 73 

1996-97 


Nazareth 95, Potsdam State 75 

Semifinal--at Keuka 

Nazareth 80, Keuka 76 (ot) 

Championship--at Elmira 

Nazareth 77, Elmira 64 (1st place) 

1998-99 

First Round--at Rensselaer 

Rensselaer 67, Nazareth 56 

2001-02 


Nazareth 89, Plattsburgh 81 

Semifinal--at St. Lawrence 

St. Lawrence 99, Nazareth 87 

2002-03 

at Nazareth 


Nazareth 85, St. Lawrence 72 


post season—20

Opponent 

Last LAST 

W-L Meeting VICTORY 

Adrian, Mich. 0-1 1997-98 ---------- 

Albany State 1-0 1986-87 1986-87 

Alfred 23-14 2007-07 2006-07 

Allegheny, Pa. 0-2 1995-96 ---------- 

Alma , Mich. 1-0 2001-02 2001-02 

Babson, Mass. 1-0 1989-90 1989-90 

Baldwin-Wallace, Ohio 0-1 2002-03 ---------- 

Binghamton 2-0 1988-89 1988-89 

Buffalo State 5-7 2005-06 2001-02 

Bloomfield State 1-0 1982-83 1982-83 

Brockport 15-11 2004-05 2004-05 

University of Buffalo 2-0 1985-86 1985-86 

UC-San Diego 0-2 1990-91 ---------- 

UC-Santa Cruz 1-0 1986-87 1986-87 

Castleton State 2-0 1993-94 1993-94 

Catholic University 2-0 1989-90 1989-90 

Cazenovia 2-0 2002-03 2002-03 

Centenary, N.J. 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 

City College of N.Y. 1-0 2004-05 2004-05 

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 0-1 1990-91 ---------- 

Clark, Mass. 1-2 1991-92 1991-92 

Clarkson 10-2 1999-00 1998-99 

Colby, Maine. 0-1 1989-90 ---------- 

Finger Lakes CC 1-1 1977-78 1977-78 

Coast Guard 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 

Concordia 1-0 1983-84 1983-84 

Cortland JV 1-0 1977-78 1977-78 

Cortland 2-0 1984-85 1984-85 

Daemen 6-4 1999-00 1982-83 

Dominican 1-0 1982-83 1982-83 

Drew 1-0 2003-04 2003-04 

D’Youville 2-0 2001-02 2001-02 

E. Connecticut State 1-0 1986-87 1986-87 

Eisenhower JV 1-0 1977-78 1977-78 

Eisenhower 5-3 1981-82 1981-82 

Elmira 24-20 2006-07 2006-07 

Emory, Ga. 1-0 1994-95 1994-95 

Farmingdale 1-0 2000-01 2000-01 

Fitchburg State 1-0 1990-91 1990-91 

Golden Flyers Versus Men’s Basketball 

All Opponents 

Opponent 

Last LAST 


Fredonia 6-8 2006-07 2006-07 

Geneseo 14-5 1997-98 1995-96 

George Brown, Ont. 1-0 1995-96 1995-96 

University of Guelph 1-0 1981-82 1981-82 

Hamilton 6-9 1992-93 1992-93 

Hartwick 17-6 2006-07 2006-07 

Haverford 1-0 1985-86 1985-86 

Hawthorne 1-0 1985-86 1985-86 

Hellenic 1-0 1984-85 1984-85 

Hilbert 16-6 2003-04 2003-04 

Hobart JV 2-0 1977-78 1977-78 

Hobart 13-3 1998-99 1993-94 

Houghton 10-4 1988-89 1988-89 

Illinois Wesleyan 0-1 1991-92 ---------- 

Ithaca 8-16 2006-07 2006-07 

John Carroll 0-1 1992-93 ---------- 

John Jay 2-0 1990-91 1990-91 

Johns Hopkins 0-1 1997-98 ---------- 

Keuka 16-6 2006-07 2006-07 

Kings Point 4-1 1998-99 1998-99 

Laval (Quebec) 0-1 1995-96 ---------- 

Lyndon State 1-0 1984-85 1984-85 

Manhattanville 5-0 1989-90 1989-90 

Mary Washington 1-0 1989-90 1989-90 

Marywood 1-0 2000-01 2000-01 

Md.-Baltimore County 0-1 1979-80 ---------- 

Medaille 6-0 2003-04 2003-04 

Mt. St. Mary’s, Md. 0-1 1979-80 ---------- 

McGill 2-0 1995-96 1995-96 

McMaster 1-0 1981-82 1981-82 

Moravian, Pa. 1-0 1994-95 1994-95 

Morrisville 1-0 2006-07 2006-07 

Mt. Aloysius, Pa. 1-0 2002-03 2002-03 

Muskingum 0-1 1992-93 ---------- 

New Paltz 0-1 1985-86 ---------- 

New York University 3-0 2004-05 2004-05 

Old Westbury 3-1 2006-07 2006-07 

Oswego 18-8 2006-07 2002-03 

Opponent 

Last LAST 


Otterbein, Ohio 0-1 2005-06 ---------- 

Penn State Behrend 0-2 1993-94 ---------- 

Pitts-Bradford 3-1 2006-07 2006-07 

Plattsburgh 2-1 2001-02 2001-02 

Point Park 0-1 1993-94 ---------- 

Potsdam 2-6 1996-97 1996-97 

Queens 1-0 1980-81 1980-81 

Randolph-Macon 0-1 1983-84 ---------- 

Rensselaer 0-1 1998-99 ---------- 

Roanoke 0-1 1983-84 ---------- 

Roberts Wesleyan JV 1-0 1977-78 ---------- 

Roberts Wesleyan 26-8 2002-03 2002-03 

RIT JV 2-0 1977-78 1977-78 

RIT 22-34 2006-07 2002-03 

Univ. of Rochester 17-28 2006-07 2002-03 

St. John Fisher JV 2-0 1977-78 1977-78 

St. John Fisher 21-47 2006-07 2005-06 

St. Lawrence 10-10 2002-03 2002-03 

St. Thomas Aquinas 0-1 1982-83 ---------- 

Staten Island 2-2 2006-07 1989-90 

Stevens 0-0 ---------- ---------- 

Stony Brook 2-4 1991-92 1986-87 

Thomas More 2-0 2005-06 2005-06 

Thomas University 1-0 1984-85 1984-85 

University of Toronto 1-1 1993-94 1978-79 

Trenton State 0-1 1994-95 ---------- 

Union 6-5 1995-96 1995-96 

Utica 16-18 2006-07 2003-04 

Utica Tech 11-0 1991-92 1991-92 

Walsh, Ohio 1-0 1991-92 1991-92 

Waterloo, Ont. 1-1 1995-96 1992-93 

Western New England 0-1 1979-80 ---------- 

Washington & Lee 2-0 2004-05 2004-05 

Wesleyan, Conn. 0-1 2004-05 ---------- 

Westfield State 0-1 1988-89 ---------- 

Westminster, Pa. 0-1 1995-96 ---------- 

Westmont, Calif. 0-1 1986-87 ---------- 

Wheaton, Ill. 0-1 2006-07 ---------- 

Wittenberg, Ohio 1-0 1997-98 1997-98 

21—VS ALL OPPONENTS

Men’s Basketball Year by Year Results 

1977-78 (15-4) 

1979-80 (8-16) 

1981-82 (14-12) 

Head Coach: Joe Gigliotti 

Captains: John Dansler, Stan Slade 

77 at Eisenhower JV 67 

62 at Daemen College 66 

71 at Roberts Wesleyan JV 40 

78 R.I.T. JV 67 

82 at Hobart College JV 59 

90 Houghton College 84 

73 at R.I.T. JV 59 

68 at C.C.F.L. 73 

56 at Fredonia State 60 

72 at Buffalo State JV 53 

67 Hobart College JV 57 

69 St. John Fisher JV 53 

94 Cortland State JV 73 

72 Daemen College 61 

79 Medaille College 60 

94 C.C.F.L. 61 

77 at St. John Fisher JV 63 

105 at Medaille College 73 

69 at Houghton College 72 

--Leading Scorers-- 

Larry Lane, jr. F 18.2 

John Dansler, fr. F 14.0 

Tom Vetter, fr. F 12.4 

joe Gigliotti 

1978-79 (14-8) 




68 R.I.T. 58 

69 at Geneseo State 67 

61 at Houghton College* 59 

66 vs. Stony Brook** 69 

81 vs. U.Toronto** 66 

51 at Eisenhower (ot)* 53 

56 Elmira College* 54 

60 at St. John Fisher* 68 

78 Roberts Wesleyan* 59 

78 D’Youville College 16 

64 at Elmira College* 79 

56 vs. Alfred University# 44 

46 vs. St. John Fisher# 51 

71 vs. SUNY Brockport# 63 

50 Houghton College* 46 


94 Eisenhower* 49 

68 St. John Fisher* 65 

54 at Roberts Wesleyan* 59 

52 at Utica College 53 

54 at St. John Fisher+ 62 

*PCAC game 

**at SUNY Brockport Tournament 

#at Lincoln First Tournament 

+NAIA Tournament 


Larry Lane, sr. F 16.1 

John Dansler, soph. F 11.5 

Stan Slade, jr. G 8.0 



56 at Hamilton College 81 

66 vs. West. New England** 68 

48 at Ithaca College** 67 


51 Geneseo State 50 

59 at UMBC 77 

50 at Mt. St. Mary’s (Md.) 93 

69 Alfred University 70 

59 at Eisenhower* 62 




59 Fredonia State 55 


52 at R.I.T. 61 

50 Hamilton College 51 



65 at Hobart College 67 


2 Medaille College (forfeit) 0 


64 Utica College 70 


*PCAC game 

**at Ithaca College Tournament 


Dave Adams, fr. F 9.7 

John Dansler, jr. F 9.5 

Tom Vetter, jr. F 8.3 

1980-81 (18-7) 


Captains: John Dansler, Tom Vetter 

88 at Queen’s College 49 

71 vs. Alfred University# 70 

73 vs. R.I.T.# 69 

51 vs. U.Rochester# 53 



85 at McGill College 74 

75 at Potsdam State 91 





39 R.I.T. 54 

76 Oswego State 58 


59 at U.Rochester 58 

61 at Alfred University 66 




77 at Utica College (ot) 74 

70 Buffalo State (ot) 76 



42 St. John Fisher+ 49 

*PCAC game 

#Lincoln First Tournament 

+NAIA District 31 Playoffs 


Dave Adams, soph. G 13.8 

Steve Perkins, soph. C 12.6 

Paul Cummings, fr. F 9.5 


Captains: Bob Newton, Mark Palazzo 

73 vs. University of Guelph* 72 

82 at McMaster College* 66 

78 Roberts Wesleyan** 58 

36 vs. R.I.T.** 42 

57 at U.Rochester** 49 

78 at Stony Brook 58 

69 at Eisenhower 74 


56 Potsdam State 62 

61 at St. John Fisher 78 

87 SUNY Utica 42 


43 at Elmira College 57 

66 at R.I.T. 58 


78 Elmira College 56 

60 at Oswego State 78 

53 U.Rochester 47 

69 at Buffalo State 78 


89 Roberts Wesleyan 59 


67 at Roberts Wesleyan 54 


85 Eisenhower 71 

54 St. John Fisher 49 

*at McMaster Tournament 

**Lincoln First Tournament 


Dave Adams, jr. F 13.0 

Paul Cummings, soph. F 12.9 

Steve Perkins, jr. C 12.1 

john Beilein 

1982-83 (20-6) 

Head Coach: John Beilein 

Captains: Dave Adams, 

Lawrence Maroney 

93 at SUNY Brockport 71 

86 Hobart College 77 



45 at Potsdam State 44 



75 at Kings Point 57 


94 at Hobart College* 66 

61 vs. St. John Fisher* 69 

81 vs. R.I.T. (ot)* 79 

56 R.I.T. 55 


80 Dominican College 54 


75 Buffalo State 66 

89 at SUNY Utica 66 

78 at Manhattanville 70 






64 at Bloomfield** 57 

81 at St. Thomas Aquinas** 87 

*Lincoln First Tournament 

**NAIA District 31 Tournament 


Lawrence Maroney, jr. F 16.5 

Paul Cummings, jr. F 14.5 

Steve Perkins, sr. C 12.0 

bill Nelson 

1983-84 (22-6) 

Head Coach: Bill Nelson 

Captains: Paul Cummings, 

Lawrence Maroney 

93 vs. Cortland State* 65 

69 at Buffalo State* 70 



71 Oswego State** 51 

53 St. Lawrence** 37 


60 vs. Concordia# 53 

71 at St. Lawrence# 40 

87 at Roanoke College (3ot) 89 

53 at Randolph-Macon 76 

48 SUNY Brockport 46 

86 at Geneseo State*** 62 

63 vs. Hobart College*** 48 

71 vs. SUNY Brockport*** 53 

71 at R.I.T. 42 

83 Manhattanville 58 

65 Potsdam State (2 ot) 76 








67 vs. Buffalo State+ 50 

74 at Staten Island+ 68 

84 Clark University++ 90 

*at Buffalo State Tournament 

**Bill Gray’s Tournament 

#at St. Lawrence Tournament 

***Lincoln First Tournament 

+NCAA East Regional, Staten Island 

++NCAA Quarterfinal, Nazareth 


Lawrence Maroney, sr. F 18.9 

Paul Cummings, sr. F 15.1 

Jeff Van Gundy, jr. G 7.5 

Golden Flyers’ Year by Year Results—22

Year by Year ResultsMen’s Basketball 

1984-85 (20-6) 


Captain: Jeff Van Gundy 

68 vs. Stony Brook* 69 

97 vs. Lyndon State* 52 


88 Hellenic College** 42 

69 Castleton State** 61 

70 vs. Thomas College# 60 

58 at Manhattanville# 47 

95 at SUNY Brockport (ot) 85 

57 at U.Buffalo 56 

50 at Roberts Wesleyan*** 44 


82 vs. St. John Fisher*** 71 


77 R.I.T. 65 

67 at Cortland State 58 

63 St. Lawrence 66 





85 Clarkson University 58 





63 U.Rochester+ (ot) 66 

*at Plattsburgh State Tournament 


#at Manhattanville Tournament 

***Chase Lincoln First Tournament 


Richard Sparks, soph. F 12.8 

Todd Calman, soph. G 11.5 

Joe Etopio, fr. F 10.7 

1985-86 (23-5) 


Captains: Todd Calman, Bob Griffiths, 

Chris McCaffrey 

73 vs. New Paltz* 74 

85 vs. Hawthorne College* 54 


77 Clarkson University** 64 

63 Union College** 61 

71 Buffalo State 66 

78 U.Buffalo 69 

78 vs. Haverford College# 46 

67 at Washington & Lee# 66 

80 R.I.T.*** 72 



89 at Geneseo State (ot) 84 

62 at R.I.T. 58 

61 at Clarkson University 54 

92 at St. Lawrence (ot) 85 











86 vs. Alfred University+ 88 

87 vs. New York University+ 73 

*at Westbury Tournament 


#at Washington & Lee Tournament 


+NCAA East Regional, Potsdam 

--Leading Scorers--(1985-86) 

Bob Griffiths, sr. C 14.4 

Richard Sparks, jr. F 14.3 

Todd Calman, jr. G 12.7 

Mike Daley 

1986-87 (22-6) 

Head Coach: Mike Daley 

Captains: Todd Calman, 

Chris McCaffrey 

82 at East Connecticut State* 59 

84 vs. Albany State* 79 


69 Buffalo State** 60 

77 Catholic University** 70 

71 Union College (ot) 68 


85 at UC-San Diego 89 

67 at Westmont, Calif. 91 

94 at UC-Santa Cruz 60 

79 R.I.T.*** 71 




69 R.I.T. 70 




72 Elmira College (ot) 74 








93 vs. Stony Brook+ 81 

63 at Potsdam State+ 86 

*at Eastern Connecticut Tournament 



+NCAA East Regional, Potsdam 


Richard Sparks, sr. F 18.9 

Todd Calman, sr. G 16.5 

Joe Convertino, sr. G 14.6 

1987-88 (17-11) 


Captains: Tom Sommers, Alan Wood 

92 vs. Old Westbury* 68 

59 at Buffalo State* 68 


87 Plattsburgh State** 62 

76 Old Westbury** 60 




67 vs. Potsdam State# 83 



86 vs. Geneseo State*** 82 

99 Roberts Wesleyan (ot) 98 

77 at R.I.T. 74 

69 at St. Lawrence 75 

93 U.Rochester (2 ot) 99 





94 at Binghamton University 80 



70 at Union College 82 



73 at U.Rochester+ 69 

76 at Elmira College+ 87 



#Rochester Classic at War Memorial 


+ECAC Upstate Tournament 


Alan Wood, sr. C 17.5 

Darrin Peterson, fr. G 16.8 

John Garbinski, soph. G 11.4 

1988-89 (14-12) 


Captains: Kevin Broderick, 

John Garbinski 

74 vs. Staten Island* 83 

67 vs. Westfield State* 74 


73 Clarkson University** 62 

83 Houghton College** 65 





71 vs. Clark University# 78 


84 at Roberts Wesleyan (ot)+ 86 

93 vs. St. John Fisher (ot)+ 98 


77 R.I.T. 67 


98 at Manhattanville 94 





90 Binghamton University 70 

81 Union College (ot) 78 

79 at St. John Fisher (ot) 77 

58 at Hamilton College++ 88 

*at Albany State Tournament 



+Chase Lincoln First Tournament 

++ECAC Upstate Tournament 


Mike Funke, soph. F 16.0 

John Garbinski, jr. G 15.8 

Darrin Peterson, soph. G 13.6 

1989-90 (20-7) 


Captains: John Garbinski, Rob Grattan 

88 vs. Staten Island* 39 

78 at Geneseo State* 65 



105 John Jay** 57 

95 Fredonia State (ot)** 97 




67 vs. Catholic University# 44 

58 at R.I.T. 83 



99 vs. Geneseo State (ot)*** 89 

66 at U.Rochester*** 71 

96 at St. Lawrence (ot) 100 

108 Manhattanville 80 





74 at Union College (ot) 71 


81 vs. Colby College% 94 

93 vs. Babson College% 77 

102 vs. Mary Washington% 100 


*at Geneseo State Tournament 

**Marketplace Inn Tournament 



%at Catholic University Tournament 

+NCAA Tournament 


Darrin Peterson, jr. G 16.0 

Adrian Myers, soph. C-F 14.8 

John Garbinski, sr. G 13.6 

1990-91 (16-11) 


Captains: Mike Funke, 

Denny Nicholson, Darrin Peterson 

100 vs. Fitchburg State* 84 

89 at John Jay* 78 



84 Fredonia State** 71 

74 Geneseo State** 83 



71 vs. Allegheny College# 94 


97 at UC-San Diego 109 

66 at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 75 

78 R.I.T. 73 

78 Hobart College (ot) 75 


87 St. John Fisher*** 76 

58 vs. U.Rochester*** 66 



77 at Stony Brook 103 





85 Union College 97 

96 at St. John Fisher (ot) 99 

73 at Potsdam State+ 85 

*at John Jay Tournament 

**Marketplace Inn Tournament 





Darrin Peterson, sr. G 16.1 

Dan Bova, jr. G 14.0 

Denny Nicholson, sr. G 11.7 

23—Golden Flyers’ Year by Year Results


Year by Year Results 

1991-92 (9-16) 

1993-94 (6-19) 

1995-96 (12-13) 

1997-98 (19-8) 


Captains: Rob Beach, Mike McGwin 

91 vs. Walsh College (ot)* 90 

66 at Penn State-Behrend* 67 


64 Fredonia State** 78 

68 Stony Brook** 94 


76 vs. Clark University# 73 


82 at R.I.T. 97 

59 vs. Buffalo State% 88 

89 vs. Illinois Wesleyan% 105 

55 at Plattsburgh State 81 





92 at Keuka College 83 









*at Penn State-Behrend Tournament 

**Joe King Tournament 


%at Wittenberg Tournament 



Mike McGwin, jr. C 13.8 

Bill Slape, soph. G-F 12.8 

Rob Beach, jr. G 12.0 


Captains: Kevin Cox, Bill Slape 

89 vs. Point Park* 119 

108 vs. Castleton State* 77 


85 Penn State-Behrend** 90 

88 Daemen College** 99 

80 vs. U.Toronto# 84 



75 Keuka College 95 


81 Roberts Wesleyan+ 86 


100 vs. Hobart College+ 93 








56 at Hilbert College 74 

78 at R.I.T. 83 


73 Hilbert College 65 





+Chase Scholarship Tournament 


Jon O’Day, sr. F 16.0 

Kevin Pawlak, jr. G-F 15.2 

Mike Sullivan, soph. C-F 13.9 


Captain: Mike Sullivan 

74 at Alfred University-x (ot) 66 

62 at Allegheny College* 87 

56 vs. Westminster College* 60 


84 Hartwick College-x 80 

60 Hilbert College** 48 

69 Keuka College** 65 

112 at Geneseo State# (2ot) 104 


72 vs. R.I.T.# 84 




50 Ithaca College-x 55 




93 Oswego State (2ot) 87 



72 at R.I.T.-x 91 



73 Utica College-x 61 


*at Allegheny Tournament 


#Chase Scholarship Tournament 

x-Empire Athletic Association game 


Zach Wein, soph. G 16.9 

Chris Pegan, soph. C 16.8 

Chris Corcoran, soph. F 11.4 


Captains: Chris Pegan, Zach Wein 

119 vs. Wittenberg Univ.* (3ot) 106 

52 at Johns Hopkins* 59 



75 Medaille College** 68 

55 Adrian, Mich.** 61 

56 at New York University 51 

83 at Elmira College# 76 

76 at Ithaca College# 82 

89 at Roberts Wesleyan+ 82 

73 vs. R.I.T.+ 91 

68 vs. Geneseo State+ 71 



69 at Utica College# 51 

82 at Hartwick College# 73 


90 at R.I.T.# 81 

96 Ithaca College# 85 

94 Elmira College# 83 

69 R.I.T.# 58 

79 Hartwick College# 64 

85 Utica College# 66 

87 at Keuka College (ot) 91 

90 St. John Fisher (ot) 96 

81 at SUNY Brockport*** 78 

75 at St. Lawrence Univ.*** 96 

*at Johns Hopkins Tournament 



***NCAA Tournament 

#Empire Athletic Association game 


Zach Wein, sr. G 21.7 

Chris Pegan, sr. C 19.8 

Greg Dunne, jr. G 11.6 

1992-93 (12-13) 


Captains: Scott Budine, Mike McGwin 

1994-95 (7-18) 


Captains: Kevin Pawlak, Mike Sullivan 

1996-97 (18-10) 


Captains: Chris Pegan, Zach Wein 


77 Hilbert College* 63 

76 Keuka College* 61 



71 at R.I.T.-x 81 



90 Roberts Wesleyan** 78 

72 at R.I.T.** 83 

98 vs. SUNY Brockport** 82 


70 at Elmira College-x 73 

78 at Ithaca College-x 89 



83 Utica College-x (ot) 77 

75 Hartwick College-x 70 

91 Ithaca College-x 74 

86 Elmira College-x 63 

76 R.I.T.-x 89 

66 at Hartwick College-x 62 

67 at Utica College-x 70 



95 Potsdam State# 75 

80 at Keuka College# (ot) 76 


*Joe King Tournament 

**Chase Scholarship Tournament 

#ECAC Upstate Tournament 

x-Empire Athletic Association game 

1998-99 (15-11) 

93 vs. Waterloo, Ont.* 85 

72 at U.Rochester (ot)* 71 



56 John Carroll** 67 


64 vs. Muskingum College# 71 



95 at Roberts Wesleyan (ot) 92 




78 vs. Brockport State*** 86 

77 vs. Keuka College% 57 

86 at Hamilton College% 74 


90 Kings Point 83 





73 R.I.T. 94 



*at U.R. Tournament 



***Chase Scholarship Tournament 

%at Hamilton Tournament 


Mike McGwin, sr. C 17.6 

Bill Slape, jr. G-F 16.8 

Rob Beach, sr. G 10.6 

63 at Trenton State* 92 

74 vs. Moravian College* 71 


69 vs. Clarkson University** 50 

66 vs. St. John Fisher** 70 

59 St. Lawrence University 84 

97 Roberts Wesleyan# 86 

57 Keuka College# 58 

92 Emory University 77 












90 R.I.T. 94 





*at Trenton State Tournament 

**Rochester Classic at War Memorial 

#Joe King Tournament 

***Chase Scholarship Tournament 


Chris Pegan, fr. C 14.4 

Mike Sullivan, jr. F 12.7 

Zach Wein, fr. G 10.3 


Zach Wein, jr. G 23.0 

Chris Pegan, jr. C 17.5 

Greg Dunne, soph. G 13.6 


Captains: Greg Dunne, Alex Osborne 



92 Medaille* 70 

74 Alfred University (ot)* 73 

82 R.I.T.# 74 




62 vs. R.I.T.** 68 

77 vs. Hobart College** 83 

76 vs. SUNY Brockport** 78 





74 at R.I.T.# 68 




73 St. Lawrence University 72 






56 at Rensselaer+ 67 

*Joe King Tournament 

**Chase Scholarship Tournament 




Tom Keenan, jr. G 16.0 

Mark Renkas, soph. F 15.4 

Greg Dunne, sr. G 13.5 




1999-2000 (8-17) 

2000-01 (11-14) 

2001-02 (17-10) 

2002-03 (22-6) 


Captains: Mike Redick, Mark Renkas 

75 vs. Daemen College* 88 

91 vs. Cazenovia College* 64 

51 at Clarkson Univ. 60 

58 at St. Lawrence Univ. 53 



63 Pitt.-Bradford** 68 

60 R.I.T.# 76 



74 R.I.T. (ot)+ 76 

70 vs. Brockport+ 87 

65 vs. U.Rochester+ 58 



77 at Alfred University# 84 

55 at St. John Fisher# 73 






49 R.I.T.# 64 

72 St. John Fisher# 82 

73 Alfred University# 54 






Tom Keenan, sr. G 13.3 

Mark Renkas, jr. F 12.0 

Mike Redick, jr. F 8.4 


Captains: John Miller, Mike Redick, 

Mark Renkas 

67 at Buffalo State# 75 

63 vs. Thomas More# 60 

48 at Rochester 63 

88 Oswego% (ot) 78 

75 Marywood** 58 

96 Farmingdale** 73 

63 at Hilbert 67 

74 at Alfred* 61 


91 vs. St. John Fisher+ 81 

48 vs. Rochester+ 70 


90 Hartwick* (ot) 95 

64 Utica* 63 

58 at RIT* 84 

47 at Ithaca* 60 

75 at Elmira* 74 

71 Keuka 63 


63 Alfred* 71 

81 at Utica* 92 

71 at Hartwick* 74 

79 Elmira* 82 

92 Ithaca* 81 

80 RIT* 71 

*Empire 8 Conference game 



#at Buffalo State Tournament 

%at Blue Cross Arena 


Jesse Lisiecka, jr. C 15.3 

Mike Redick, sr. F 13.0 

Jake Steck, fr. G 12.0 


Captains: Jesse Lisiecka, 

Fran Zablocki 

81 vs. Alma, Mich.# 72 


77 Rochester 78 

68 Hilbert 61 

78 D’Youville** 72 

66 Brockport** 97 

58 at RIT* 47 

76 at Keuka 67 

65 at Oswego 71 

77 Hartwick* 67 

53 Utica* 47 

66 vs. RIT+ 74 

48 at Rochester+ 71 

68 vs. Keuka+ 58 




66 Alfred* 55 


80 Elmira* 68 

47 Ithaca* 64 




64 RIT* 63 

89 Plattsburgh^ 81 

87 at St. Lawrence^ 99 



+JPMorgan Chase Scholarship Tournament 

#at Buffalo State Tournament 

ÊCAC Upstate Tournament 


Jimmy Evans, jr. F 19.6 

Jesse Lisiecka, sr. C 13.3 

Fran Zablocki, jr. F 12.2 


Captains: Jimmy Evans, Dave Gary, 

Fran Zablocki 

87 vs.Baldwin-Wallace (ot)# 94 

74 vs. Coast Guard# 59 


76 Keuka 56 

80 Cazenovia** 56 

78 Mount Aloysius** 68 

93 at Hilbert 61 

94 Oswego 60 

83 Alfred* 72 


96 Roberts Wesleyan+ 85 

88 vs. RIT+ 85 




73 Utica* 69 


79 RIT* 81 





82 at RIT* 80 

69 Ithaca* 53 

64 Elmira* 58 

74 Brockport^ 70 

85 St. Lawrence^ 72 

76 RIT^ 78 




#at Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio Tournament 

ÊCAC Upstate Tournament 


Jimmy Evans, sr. G 19.9 

Fran Zablocki, sr. F 13.1 

Lawrence Maroney, jr. F 12.9 

25—Golden Flyers’ Year by Year Results



2003-04 (13-12) 

2004-05 (8-17) 

2005-2006 (8-17) 

2006-07 (11-14) 


Captains: Bret Kearney, 

Ryan Shipley, Jake Steck 

92 vs. Centenary# 60 

72 at Drew# 68 


82 at Oswego (ot) 85 

85 Hilbert 63 

83 Medaille** 66 

86 Keuka** 90 

57 Ithaca* 70 

76 Elmira* 60 


79 vs. RIT (ot)+ 84 

85 Keuka+ 63 


84 Alfred* 63 

71 at RIT* 73 





78 Utica* 58 


74 RIT* 77 



81 at Keuka (ot) 75 




#at Drew (N.J.) Tournament 


Lawrence Maroney, sr. F 15.4 

Ryan Shipley, jr. C 15.0 

Caswell Smith, so. G 9.6 


Captains: Ryan Shipley, Tim Slakas 

85 vs. Washington & Lee# 61 

80 vs. New York Univ.# 74 


54 vs. Wesleyan, Conn.^ 56 

64 vs. CCNY^ 59 

63 Oswego 78 

71 Oswego** 84 

90 Mitchell** 50 




55 vs. St. John Fisher+ 67 


72 Elmira* 54 

64 Ithaca* 72 

60 RIT* 74 



62 Alfred* 63 


54 at RIT* 75 


62 Utica* 71 




#at NYU Tournament 

ât Skidmore Tournament 




Ryan Shipley, sr. C 16.2 

Joe Canori, fr. G 14.0 

Ryan McAdam, fr. F 9.7 


Captains: Mike DeBlois, Justin Fladd, 

Matt Groot, Caswell Smith 

92 vs. Pitt- Bradford# 72 



68 at Pitt-Bradford 67 

66 at Oswego 68 

66 at Old Westbury 70 

61 at Otterbein^ 85 

89 vs. Thomas More (ot)^ 83 



63 Rochester+ 72 

61 vs. Keuka+ 73 

85 at RIT (2ot)+ 91 



69 at RIT* 73 

51 Utica* 59 


95 Ithaca* 88 

94 Elmira* 55 

68 RIT* 78 




85 Alfred* 88 


#Coles Classic at Buffalo State 

^“O” Club Classic at Otterbein 

+JPMorgan Chase Tournament 


Joe Canori, so. G 20.6 

Ryan McAdam, so. F 12.8 

Kyle Nelson, so. F 9.6 


Captains: Joe Canori, Ryan McAdam 

91 Morrisville# 69 

66 Fredonia# 61 

71 at Rochester (ot) 74 

73 Oswego 81 

81 Pitt-Bradford 61 

91 Old Westbury 82 

89 vs. Wheaton, Ill (ot) ^ 93 

75 at Staten Island ^ 84 

57 vs Rochester + 70 

76 vs RIT+ 82 

90 Keuka + 66 



79 RIT* 86 


72 Utica* 73 



60 at RIT* 69 



71 Elmira* 56 

84 Ithaca* 80 


#Nazareth Tip-Off Tournament 

^Tournament of Heroes at Staten Island 

+ JP Morgan Chase Tournament 


Joe Canori, jr. G 19.6 

Corey McAdam, fr. G 14.6 

Tyler Smith, jr. C 14.2 


Donors and Sponsors 


W e w i s h t o t h a n k o u r s u p p o r t e r s f o r t h e i r c o m m i t m e n t t o o u r 

Athletic Department in 2006-2007. 

Athletics Smyth Hall Society 

$1,000 and above 

Dan & Jane Flynn Burke ‘65 

Citibank Student Loan Corporation 

Connors & Ferris, LLP 

Corning, Inc. 

Golden Memories 

Graph-Tex 

Ms. Bridgette A. Hobart ‘84 

Huntington Meadows 

Mr. Ryan T. McDermott ‘98 & 

Mrs. Kimberly Sharp McDermott ‘00 

Dr. & Mrs. Robert O’Keefe 

Parkhurst Dining Services 

Rich ‘91 & Sherri Bell Pierpont ‘93 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Randall ‘88 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Schading ‘81 

Saturn of Rochester 

Verizon Wireless 

Athletics Purple and 

Gold Society 

$500 TO $999.99 

Mr. Scott M. Budine ‘93 

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Carey 

Tom ‘90 & Karen Barbieri Coons ‘88 

Mr. Robert T. Goetz, Jr. ‘97 & 

Mrs. Aimee Rollins Goetz ‘98 

Edward L. Leva ‘91 

Mike ‘93, ‘00G & 

Kathe Pero McGwin ‘94, ‘00G 

Merrill Lynch 

Metro Tire 

Robert & Mary Pegan 

Pittsford Federal Credit Union 

Sports Builders Inc. 

Subway 

Wellington Steele & Associates 

Athletics 1924 Society 

$100 to $499.99 

Ms. Kathleen E. Aikins 

Ms. Elizabeth A. Alhart ‘82 

Mr. N. G. Anastas 

Mr. Matthew T. Arthur ‘94 

Mr. Andrew G. Baldwin ‘04, 05G 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Baranello 

Barnes & Noble 

Rob ‘93 & Susan Wegman Beach ‘94 

Mr. Jeffrey W. Biesiada ‘00 

Blain Realty, Inc. 

Cole ‘95 & Jennifer Metz Blossey ‘95 

Bobo Properties 

Peter & Dionne Bothner 

Mr. Daniel E. Bova, Jr. ‘92 

Mr. James L. Brundige, Jr. ‘94 

Mrs. Heather Nowicki Burke ‘98 

Business Methods 

C.H. Insurance Brokerage 

Thomas ‘89 & Rebecca Hall 

Cincebox ‘94, ‘97G 

Mr. Adam D. Civalier ‘99 

Scott ‘95 & Marlene Faust 

Cooper ‘95 

Mr. Daniel M. Coughlin ‘92 & 

Elizabeth Paterson 

Coughlin ‘99, ‘01G 

Kevin ‘94 & Nicole Rowe Cox ‘94, ‘97G 

Mr. Anthony D’Aiuto ‘84 

Jim & Linda Davis 

Ms. Janine Mazurowski Day ‘84 

Mr. Craig C. DeVoe ‘98 

*Mr. Michael L. Dianetti ‘83, 86G 

Nazareth Athletics Donors 

and Sponsors 

Ms. Beverley Donald Dorschel 

Mr. Gregory J. Dunne ‘00 

Mr. Jeffrey P. Fisher ‘03 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald 

Flower City Glass 

G&G Fitness 

John ‘90 & Kelly Board 

Garbinski ‘88, ‘95G 

Kerry ‘98 & Eve Gotham ‘98 

Griff ‘91 & Lisa Swayze Hannel ‘92 

Heritage Environmental 

Ms. Patricia M. Hickey ‘82 

Mr. Patrick J. Joyce ‘02 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jurkiewicz 

Marty ‘92 & Wynter Kelly 

Ms. Allison P. Kolp ‘02, ‘03G 

Kevin & Suzanne Simandle 

Kozak ‘95 

Mr. & Mrs. Cyril A. Krenzer 

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Kukan 

Mr. Marc C. LaSalle ‘91 

Mr. Eric M. Lenhard ‘82 

M/E Engineering 

Brian M. Majczak ‘95 & 

Tracy Gleba Majczak ‘95, ‘99G 

Jeffrey ‘93 & Sarah Smith 

Mandell ‘94 

Mr. Matthew J. Manning ‘98 

Mr. Daniel J. McGrath ‘88 

Mr. Daniel J. McMahon ‘81 

Menlo Produce 

Ms. Erin E. Michaels ‘02 

Mike Daley-Nazareth 

Basketball Camps 

Mr. Erik G. Mort ‘01, ‘05G 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mortensen 

Moser, Pilon & Nelson 

Terri L. Muraco ‘89 

Nationwide Insurance 

Newcomb Oil Co. 

John ‘99 & Christine Roe 

Newman ‘99 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Nowicki 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. O’Brien 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. O’Toole 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Pagano ‘78 

Mr. Pierce J. Pape ‘86 

John & Diane Davies Parrinello ‘88G 

Parrone Engineering 

Mr. Kirk E. Pero ‘96 

Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

Pittsford Cinemas 

Pittsford Printing 

Premiere Printing 

Ms. Diane C. Prichard 

Quinlivan, Pierek & Krause Design 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Saya ‘88 

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Schneeberger 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Seil ‘81 

Annette & Bruce Shapiro 

Simplex Grinnell 

Sisters of St. Joseph 

Tobin Associates 

Tuthill Lamp & Shadeshop, Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. William 

Winfield, Jr. ‘59, ‘78G 

Mr. Alan Wood ‘88 

Athletics Donors 

$1 TO $99.99 

Mr. Bryan W. Adams ‘06 

Mr. Christopher C. Amesbury ‘02 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Anderson 

Kathleen Meehan Angelucci ‘83 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederic S. Bailey ‘59 

Mrs. Jean Rasey Bantelman ‘87 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bayer 

Ms. Mary Theresa Belden ‘89 

Mr. Timothy P. Borchert ‘98 & 

Mrs. Lisa Sproveri 

Borchert ‘98 

Mr. James E. Bowen ‘81 

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Campbell 

Mr. Bruce D. Carruth ‘90 

Mr. & Mrs. William Chambers 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Conley 

James & Sharon Cox 

Mrs. Brooke Woolston Croft ‘98 

Ms. Rosa D’Aiuto ‘87, ‘94G 

Ms. Anne P. Dapolito ‘87G 

Mr. Michael E. DeBlois ‘06 

Mr. & Mrs. William DeVolder ‘86 

Gary & Connie DeWall 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Donahue ‘75, ‘80G 

John & Eileen Dunne 

Ms. Diane G. Dwyer 

Ms. Noelle M. Ellerson ‘04 

Mrs. June H. Elsemore 

Robert & Irene Emberson 

Ms. Sarah Burns Fairbrother ‘00 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Falco, Sr. 

Ms. Ellen B. Fanning ‘02, ‘06G 

Richard & Ruth Anne Feasel 

Mr. Michael L. Frey 

Mrs. Carol Bitel Gaelens ‘70, ‘75G 

Mr. & Mrs. William Gallagher 

Brian ‘95 & Melissa Regan 

Garofalo ‘94, ‘99G 

Ms. Alanna R. Gaylo ‘01, ‘03G 

Mrs. Carmelann Gaylo 

Mary E. Gottko 

Mrs. Marilyn A. Graver 

Cynthia Cratsley Harrington ‘90 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hermance 

Mr. & Mrs. Loren C. Herod ‘94, ‘01G 

Mrs. Jean Boland Karl ‘59 

Mr. Michael S. Keenan 

Ms. Beverly E. Kellar 

Doug & Margaret Kirchhoff 

Mrs. Christine Gennosa Klee ‘92 & Mr. 

Patrick H. Klee 

Mr. Jonathan E. Lederer ‘93 & 

Mrs. Marsha Moore Lederer ‘94 

Stephen ‘03G & Traci Hay Lian ‘00 

Mrs. Mary M. Lopez ‘92 

Ms. Barbara Lord Lucas ‘87, ‘94G 

Mr. Jeffrey P. Lum ‘00, ‘01G 

Ms. Rita E. Magowan 

Ms. Michelle K. Mann ‘88 

Mr. Thomas J. Mariano ‘95 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Maving 

Ms. Sandra Mertz McCabe ‘92G 

Mr. Jeffrey D. McCormack ‘00 

Ms. Karen McGarry 

Mr. Justin J. Montemarano ‘04 

Mrs. Kathleen Silky Mosher ‘01, ‘04G 

Dr. Kristina M. Murphy ‘96 

Mr. William D. Murray 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Osborne 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Pagani 

Ms. Michelle A. Pigula ‘01 

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Pilc 

Mr. & Mrs. George Polino, Jr. 

Mr. Ian S. Prichard ‘98 

Mr. William M. Quinlisk ‘80G 

Ms. Sally Raymond 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reid 

Mr. Michael S. Renkas 

Craig ‘96 & Karen Gressler Rowe ‘97 

Ms. Jill L. Sanborn ‘83 

Ms. Leslie J. Saya ‘95 

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Schultz 

Mrs. Darlene A. Seamans 

Mrs. Bonnie L. Smith ‘97 

Mr. & Mrs. Clifford W. Smith 

Mrs. Emily Parshall Spinelli ‘98, ‘02G 

Mrs. Erin Myers Stagnitto ‘01 

Ms. Heather Sarkissian Sugar ‘00, ‘04G 

Ms. Angela R. Tessoni ‘06 

Ms. Kathleen Moynihan Thompson ‘96 

Ms. Corinne M. Trainor ‘85 

Mr. & Mrs. Craig D. Traub 

Mr. Eric M. Traub ‘04 

Gary & Mary Beth Webster 

Mr. William A. Wilczak 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wolf 

Mr. Peter M. Woodams, Jr. 

Marilyn & Ed Woolston 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Wortel 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Zablocki 

Anthony & Kerry Murphy 

Zostant ‘98, ‘00G 

27—Nazareth Athletics Donors and Sponsors

Nazareth College 

H i s t o r y & i n f o r m a t i o n 

Campus Expansion : Nazareth’s 2004 campus expansion included 2,200-seat Golden Flyer Stadium, an all-weather track and a softball diamond. 

Nazareth College is a 

private, co-educational 

college with a liberal arts 

and sciences tradition. 

Founded in 1924 by the 

Sisters of St. Joseph, 

Nazareth has been 

independent for more than 

30 years. 

Nazareth’s athletic mission 

and philosophy 

The Nazareth College Athletic 

Department will strive to empower its 

student-athletes to grow as people 

and make a positive impact on 

society, with life-skills development, 

mentoring, and leadership 

opportunities through competitive 

and cooperative experiences. 

The Athletic Department is committed 

to assisting in the college’s mission 

of educating students with a goal 

of fostering lifelong commitment to 

intellectual, ethical and aesthetic 

values. The Athletic Department 

will operate under firm institutional 

control of the college and will always 

place the health and welfare of 

the student-athletes, coaches and 

staff first in decisions regarding the 

athletics program. 

The department will operate under 

the NCAA Division III philosophy, 

through which academics are 

the student’s first priority and 

sportsmanship, fair play, diversity and 

ethical conduct are constantly taught 

and promoted. 

Campus expansion 

2004 marked the completion of 

Nazareth’s largest capital campaign 

in history. The college raised $25 

million to support the recent campus 

expansion through the purchase 

of 73 acres of adjoining land and 

buildings. Today’s campus features 

148 acres and includes the five-story 

Golisano Academic Center, 

the 2,200-seat Golden Flyer Stadium, 

the spacious Elizabeth George and 

Portka residence halls and a softball 

diamond. 

Students now have twice as 

many classrooms and computer 

labs; more undergraduate and 

graduate programs; opportunities to 

compete on intercollegiate teams in 

equestrian, cross country, track and 

field, men’s volleyball, and women’s 

softball; and a choice of living options 

that includes suites, cafes and free 

laundry service. 

Faculty 

Full-time 140 

Part-time 78 

Student/Faculty Ratio 12:1 

Ninety-four percent of full-time 

faculty have received the highest 

professional degree in their field. 

Enrollment 

Full-time undergraduate enrollment 

for the fall of 2007 will be 

approximately 2,000. That number 

increases to about 3,200 with the 

inclusion of part-time and graduate 

students. There are more than 1,250 

students living on campus. 

The 2007-08 freshman class had 

an average SAT score of 1150. 

One quarter of incoming freshmen 

finished in the top 10 percent of their 

high school graduating class; twothirds 

ranked in the top 25 percent. 

Expenses 

2007-08 TUITION $21,900 

Room and board 

(various plans available) $9,500 

Fees $1,000 

Total $32,400 

Academic highlights 

• During the past 10 years, 22 

Nazareth students have won 

Fulbright grants to carry out 

research, teach, and study in 13 

countries around the world. Few 

colleges and universities in the 

nation can match Nazareth’s record 

of preparing students for success 

in the Fulbright competition—the 

U.S. government’s most prestigious 

scholarship program. 

•Nazareth has a distinguished 

history of teacher preparation with 

nearly 1,700 graduates currently 

teaching in Monroe County 

classrooms. 

• Nazareth features an array of 

health professions programs, 

including a Bachelor of Science 

in Nursing, Music Therapy, Art 

Therapy, Speech-Language 

Pathology, and Physical Therapy. 

• The Nazareth College Arts Center, 

which houses the departments of 

Theatre Arts, Music, and Art, has 

welcomed more than two million 

people to performances since it 

opened in 1967. 

Community service 

Ninety-one percent of Nazareth 

undergraduates participate in 

community service projects while they 

are students. 

In addition, Nazareth offers an 

on-campus Center for Service 

Learning, which serves as a resource 

for students seeking volunteer 

placements and for faculty who 

want to incorporate service into the 

curriculum. 

Alumni 

Seventy-five percent of Nazareth’s 

26,000 alumni reside in New 

York state. Nearly 70 percent are 

employed in service professions 

including education, health care, 

child care, social work, and 

counseling. 

Athletic highlights 

• The average grade-point average 

of student-athletes for the spring 

2006 semester was 3.20, a 

number that includes academic 

records for more than 400 studentathletes. 

• A member of the National 

Collegiate Athletic Association, 

Nazareth has 23 intercollegiate 

teams that compete at the Division 

III level. Nazareth competes in the 

Empire 8 Conference with Alfred, 

Elmira, Hartwick, Ithaca, RIT, St. 

John Fisher, Stevens Institute of 

Technology, and Utica. 

• Nazareth finished 63rd among 

more than 300 colleges in the 

NACDA (National Association of 

Collegiate Directors of Athletics) 

standings for Division III in 2006- 

07. The Golden Flyers were 

represented in NCAA Tournaments 

in men’s soccer, women’s soccer, 

women’s volleyball, women’s 

swimming and diving, men’s 

lacrosse and women’s lacrosse. 

Nazareth also claimed Empire 

8 Conference titles in men’s 

soccer, women’s soccer, women’s 

volleyball, men’s lacrosse and 

women’s lacrosse. 

Admission 

Contact the Nazareth Admissions 

Office at (585) 389-2860 or tollfree 

at (800) 462-3944 to find out 

more about the admission process, 

including financial aid opportunities, 

to attend an open house, or to 

arrange for a campus tour. 

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2007-08 MEDIA GUIDE 


Front Row (left to right) - Chris Hoak, Brian Gebhardt, Phil Johann, Dominique Kendrick, Joe Canori, Chris Barrett, Leon Hill, Joe Mihalich. 

Back Row -- Dick O’Toole (assistant coach), Kevin Downey (assistant coach), J.T. Miranda, Ryan McAdam, Jeff DeHimer, Tyler Smith, Tim Brown, 

Corey McAdam, Rayvon Higdon, Mike Daley (head coach), Toby Brown (associate head coach). 

Follow the Golden Flyers on the Nazareth College Sports Hotline at 585-389-2095, 

or on the web at www.nazathletics.com 

Date Day Opponent Time 

Nov 16 Fri Nazareth vs. Oneonta 1 p.m. 

Nov 17 Sat Nazareth vs. New Paltz 1 p.m. 

Nov 21 Tue Rochester 8 p.m. 

Dec 1 Sat at Oswego 7 p.m. 

* Dec 4 Tue at RIT 8 p.m. 

* Dec 7 Fri at Utica 8 p.m. 

Date Day Opponent Time 

* Jan 15 Tue St. John Fisher 8 p.m. 

* Jan 18 Fri Ithaca 8 p.m. 

* Jan 22 Tue RIT 8 p.m. 

* Jan 25 Fri Elmira 8 p.m. 

* Feb 1 Fri at Stevens 8 p.m. 

* Feb 5 Tue at St. John Fisher 8 p.m. 

Dec 28 Fri at York, PA Tournament 

Nazareth vs. York 

Messiah vs. William Paterson 

6 p.m. 

8 p.m. 

* Feb 8 Fri at Hartwick 8 p.m. 

* Feb 12 Tue at Alfred 8 p.m. 

Dec 29 Sat at York, PA Tournament 1, 3 p.m. 

* Jan 4 Fri Alfred 8 p.m. 

* Jan 5 Sat Stevens 4 p.m. 

Jan 9 Wed JP Morgan Chase Tournament TBA 

Jan 11 Fri JP Morgan Chase Tournament TBA 

Jan 12 Sat JP Morgan Chase Tournament TBA 

Home games in bold; , *Empire 8 Conference game 

* Feb 15 Fri Utica 8 p.m. 

* Feb 16 Sat Hartwick 4 p.m. 

* Feb 22 Fri at Elmira 8 p.m. 

* Feb 23 Sat at Ithaca 4 p.m. 

Feb 29 Fri Empire 8 Tournament TBA 

Mar 1 Sat Empire 8 Tournament TBA 

Nazareth College Sports Information Office 

4245 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14618 Phone: 585-389-2452 Fax: 585-389-2188 E-mail: jseil2@naz.edu

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