1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

All Phi First Team
David Delnero'
6'2" Forward (Sr.)
Southwestern
Pts per game: 19.4
Balloting: 35 pts*
Joel Dillingham'
6'2" Forward (Sr.)
Lawrence
Pts per game: 20.4
Balloting: 35*
Peter Basel
6'6" Center (Sr.)
Washington (MD)
Pts per game: 15.6
Balloting: 35*
Scott Adams
6'2" Guard (Jr.)
Hanover
Pts per game: 14.1
Balloting: 35*
Andy Cook
6'2" Guard (So.)
Centre
Ptjper game: 10.4
Balloting: 33
' All Phi First
Team last year
" unanimous
The 1992-93 All Phi
Basketball Team
By Dr. John Davis Jr., sports editor
A
trio of seniors and a pair of underclassmen
make up the 1992-93 All Phi Basketball
First Team, and for the second
consecutive year four of the five selections by the
Board were unanimous. The honorary teams are
paced by seniors. David Delnero, Southwestern, is
an All Phi holdover and an NAIA All America who
tallied 482 points, averaging 19.4
points per game. He had top
performances of 34 and 32 points
during the season, and he was the
NAIA "Player of the Week" for
January 27*. He grabbed 173
rebounds for the season.
Joel Dillingham, Lawrence, an
All Phi holdover and a two-time All
Midwest Conference selection,
scored 445 points on the season for a
20.4 points per game average. He
was the Vikings' leading scorer in 18
of 22 games with a high of 38 points
against Lake Forest. He is the
school's all time leading scorer with
1,554 career points.
A newcomer from a new chapter
of Phi Delta Theta is Peter Basel,
Washington College (MD). Basel
scored 358 points on the season for a
15.6 scoring average. He is his
team's top three-point scorer and an
All Mid-Atlantic Conference choice.
The fourth unanimous selection
is Scott Adams, Hanover, a junior
who tallied 338 points on the season
for a 14.1 scoring average. He made
44 three-point shots with a 16-8 team.
Completing the honorary team is
Andy Cook, Centre, a sophomore
who scored 261 points for a 10.4
average. He also pulled down 91
rebounds on the season with a 16-9
team. He is an excellent shooter,
hitting 9 of 9 against DePauw and 8
of 8 against Rose-Hulman.
The Honorary Second Team has
a senior and a quartet of underclassman,
three of whom were unanimous.
Pacing the unanimous trio is
sophomore Terry Gray, Centre, who
has 256 points for a 10.2 average. He
has 140 rebounds with a high of 13
All Phi Basketball Board
46 yrs Dr. John Davis Jr., Washburn '38, Scroll sports editor for 50 years.
21 Gerald Myers, Texas Tech '59, assistant athletic director for Texas Tech
15 Terry Holland, Davidson '64, athletic director for Davidson
10 Gary Bender, Wichita State '62, television sports analyst for Turner Broadcasting
10 Bert Born, Kansas '54,1953 All America basl