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Boys’ Varsity<br />
Basketball<br />
How can one describe the state champion basketball<br />
team? How about Terrific!, Fantastic! and Awesome! to<br />
name just a few adjectives. This year’s team has set<br />
<strong>school</strong> records left and right. Led by co-captains Greg<br />
Boff and Brian Flynn they achieved a new <strong>school</strong> record<br />
of 21-3, and they were able to win 13 of those games in a<br />
row <strong>wh</strong>ile holding their opponents to an average of 43<br />
points per game. In addition they emerged as the champions<br />
of the Dwight Englewood Tournament. But one of<br />
the most amazing feats was their victories over<br />
Rutgers Prep and Pennington in the States, although<br />
they had lost to them previously during the regular<br />
season. "This team was really a team, all of the members<br />
worked together to make all of their wins a combined<br />
effort.” stated Coach Ray Kovonuk, <strong>wh</strong>o coached<br />
his 200th win at Wardlaw-Hartridge this year, against<br />
Morrison-Beard. Therefore, instead of citing one most<br />
valuable player of the year, Coach Kovonuk awarded<br />
the MVP to the <strong>wh</strong>ole varsity team, comprised of Greg<br />
Boff, Brian Flynn, David Hall, David Lombardi, Irving<br />
Greene, Brian Culp, Tom Voder, Rob Darden, Sean<br />
McMullen, Brad Buzzi, Mark Oberschewen, and David<br />
Joy. With this gesture he emphasized how valuable<br />
teamwork and coherence were in shaping one of Wardlaw-Hartridge’s<br />
best basketball teams ever.<br />
LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: S. McMullen, B. Flynn, D. Hall, T, Yoder, D.<br />
Lombardi, Coach R. Kovonuk. SECOND ROW: D. Joy, R, Darden, B, Buzzi, I.<br />
Greene, G. Boff, Coach Wuest. BACK ROW: J. Bross, K. Cook, B, Culp, M.<br />
Oberschewen, J. Callan, V, Geisler, S, Salamone.<br />
Schedule<br />
RAMS<br />
OPPONENT<br />
35 Admiral Farragut 41<br />
73 Montclair-Kimberley 40<br />
57 Dwight-Englewood 44<br />
69 Peddie 42<br />
58 Solomon Schechter 24<br />
46 Hun 61<br />
58 Princeton Day School 46<br />
75 Saddle River 55<br />
53 Pingry 40<br />
51 Pennington 66<br />
53 Rutgers Prep 57<br />
62 Neumann Prep 45<br />
48 Princeton Day School 41<br />
77 Ranney Prep 22<br />
61 Pingry 52<br />
66 Montclair-Kimberly 40<br />
80 Staten Island 66<br />
47 Morristown-Beard 26<br />
52 Newark Academy 18<br />
71 Gill/St. Bernard’s 39<br />
72 Admiral Farragut 46<br />
43 Newark Academy (First round of States) 24<br />
62 Rutgers Prep (Semi-Finals Of States) 56<br />
45 Pennington (Finals State Tournament) 43<br />
1935-1936<br />
194