2009-10 men's basketball yearbook

2009–10

MEN’S BASKETBALL

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er-High 34 in Victory at UMBC – Dec. 20 > Derrick Mercer Breaks 1,000 Point Plateau at Maryland – Dec. 22 > Jeff Jones Breaks AU Record for Career Wins (143) at Army – Feb. 18 – American 58, Army 36 >

American Clinches Second Consecutive Patriot League Regular Season Cham

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amed Patriot League Coach of the Year – March 2 > American Wins Patriot League Quarterfi nal – March 4 – American 78, Lafayette 56 > American Rallies Past Army, Advances to the Patriot League Championship – March 8 – American 61, A

NovemberNovemberTues. 3 RANDOLPH-MACON (Ex.) 7:30 p.m.Sun. 8 CATHOLIC (Ex.) 4:30 p.m. Fri. 13 at St. Francis (Pa.) 7:00 p.m.Mon. 16 ALBANY 7:30 p.m.Wed. 18 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:30 p.m.Sat. 21 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 12:00 p.m.Mon. 23 FAIRFIELD 7:30 p.m.Wed. 25 MANHATTAN 7:30 p.m.Sat. 28 at Maryland Eastern Shore 2:00 p.m.

DecemberDecemberTues. 1 HOWARD 7:30 p.m. Sat. 5 at Georgetown 4:00 p.m. Wed. 16 at DePaul 8:30 p.m.Sat. 19 UMBC 2:00 p.m.Mon. 21 at Penn State 5:00 p.m.Mon. 28 at Florida 7:00 p.m.

JanuaryJanuarySat. 2 at Brown 1:00 p.m.Mon. 4 at Columbia 7:00 p.m.Sat. 9 at Lehigh* 7:00 p.m.Wed. 13 at Bucknell* 7:00 p.m.Sat. 16 COLGATE* 2:00 p.m.Wed. 20 at Army* 7:00 p.m.Sat. 23 HOLY CROSS* 2:00 p.m.Wed. 27 NAVY* 7:30 p.m.Sat. 30 at Lafayette* 1:00 p.m.

FebruaryFebruarySat. 6 LEHIGH* 2:00 p.m.Thur. 11 BUCKNELL* 7:00 p.m.Sat. 13 at Colgate* 2:00 p.m.Wed. 17 ARMY* 7:30 p.m.Sun. 21 at Holy Cross* 2:00 p.m.Wed. 24 at Navy* 7:00 p.m.Sat. 27 LAFAYETTE* 4:00 p.m.

MarchMarchWed. 3 Patriot League Quarter� nals TBASun. 7 Patriot League Semi� nals TBAFri. 12 Patriot League Finals 4:45 p.m.

BOLD CAPS indicates home game* indicates Patriot League opponent

2009-10 Schedule2009-10 Schedule

Location ...................... Washington, D.C.Founded ......................................... 1893Enrollment ..................................... 6,023Nickname..................................... EaglesColors ........................Red, White & BlueAf� liation ........................NCAA Division IConference ......................Patriot LeagueArena (Capacity)...Bender Arena (3,044)President .........................Dr. Neil KerwinDirector of Athletics...................Keith Gill

Head Coach .......................... Jeff Jones ........................ Virginia ‘82, 10th SeasonRecord at American ................... 149-121Seasons at American............................ 9Overall Record .....................................295-225Seasons ............................................... 17Assistants ..................... Kieran Donohue........................ Virginia ‘97, 10th Season........................................... Robert Burke.....................Haverford ‘88, First Season.........................................Eddie Jackson................Ohio State ‘00, Fourth SeasonDirector of Ops ...................Bryce Simon..................... American ‘09, First SeasonBasketball Phone............(202) 885-30102008-09 Overall Record .................. 24-82008-09 Conference Record ........... 13-12008-09 Conference Finish ................1stAll-Time Record .............1040-964 (.519)Letterwinners Returning ....................... 7Letterwiners Lost .................................. 8Starters Returning / Lost.................. 0 / 5Newcomers........................................... 9

Associate AD ................ Nancy YasharoffPhone .............................(202) 531-0162E-Mail . [email protected]

Assistant Director /FH Contact .................Andrew ChesebroPhone .............................(202) 885-3030E-Mail [email protected]

Assistant Director .............Howard SmithPhone .............................(202) 885-3032E-Mail [email protected]

Website ............................AUeagles.com

2009-10 Quickfacts2009-10 Quickfacts

Team InformationTeam Information

The Eagles captured their second straight Patriot League Regular Season and Tournament Championship in 2009.

Table of ContentsTable of Contents

Back-To-Back .................................12009-10 Schedule ..........................2Quick Facts.....................................3This is AU Basketball .................4-29Head Coach Jeff Jones ................................30-33Assistant Coaches ...................34-36Support Staff .................................372009-10 Roster .............................382009-10 Radio / TV Roster ...........39Student-Athlete Bios ................40-562008-09 Review.......................57-61Cassell Hall of Fame ...............62-67All-Time Award Winners ..........68-69Individual Records ...................70-73Team Records .........................74-75Year-By-Year Results ...................76All-Time Letterwinners .............77-792009-10 Opponents .................80-83Dr. Neil Kerwin, President.............84Keith Gill, Director of Athletics.......................85Athletics Senior Staff ...............86-87Staff Directory ..........................88-89On The Air ....................................90Atheltics Communications ............912009 Team Poster ........................92

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NCAA TournamentThe men’s basketball team made back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Tournament in 2008 and 2009, marking the fi rst two NCAA appearances in program history. In 2009, the Eagles played Villanova in Philadelphia, Pa., in the fi rst round and nearly pulled off a stunning upset over the Wildcats, taking a 14-point lead moments into the second half. Villanova, however, would come back to win the game and advanced to the Final Four before losing to eventual national champion North Carolina. The 2008 team met Tennessee in the fi rst round in Birmingham, Ala., where American trailed by only one point with six minutes remaining before falling 72-57.

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WIN. LEARN. LEAD.American University student-athletes excel both in the classroom and on the court, living up to the Athletics Department motto of “WIN. LEARN. LEAD.” In 2009, the men’s basketball team captured both the Patriot League Regular Season and Tournament Championship, and had six student-athlete named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, the most in the conference. Under Head Coach Jeff Jones, the Eagles have earned two Patriot League Player of the Year honors, two Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors, 14 all-conference selections and 34 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll selections.

Kermit Washington, ‘73Kermit Washington, ‘731973 First Team 1973 First Team All-AmericanAll-AmericanTwo-time Academic Two-time Academic All-AmericanAll-American

Gordon Austin, ‘84Gordon Austin, ‘841983 1983 Sporting NewsSporting News

All-AmericanAll-AmericanWillie Jones, ‘64Willie Jones, ‘641960 First Team 1960 First Team All-AmericanAll-American6

Derrick Mercer, ‘09Derrick Mercer, ‘092009 Patriot League Player of the Year2009 Patriot League Player of the Year2006 Patriot League Rookie of the Year2006 Patriot League Rookie of the Year

Andre Ingram, ‘07Andre Ingram, ‘072004 Patriot League2004 Patriot LeagueRookie of the YearRookie of the Year

Patrick Doctor, ‘02Patrick Doctor, ‘022002 Patriot League2002 Patriot LeaguePlayer of the YearPlayer of the Year

Travis Lay, ‘08Travis Lay, ‘082008 ESPN The Magazine District II2008 ESPN The Magazine District IIAcademic All-America First TeamAcademic All-America First Team

Pat Witting, ‘87Pat Witting, ‘871987 First Team1987 First TeamAcademic All-AmericanAcademic All-American

Brayden Billbe, ‘07Brayden Billbe, ‘073-Time Patriot League 3-Time Patriot League Academic Honor RollAcademic Honor Roll

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Highlights in thePatriot League

2001 – American University joins the Patriot League, becoming the eighth member of the 23 sport conference.

2002 - The Eagles win the Patriot League Regular Season Championship in the team’s � rst year as a member of the conference after � nishing with a 10-4 conference mark. Patrick Doctor is named the Patriot League Player of the Year.

2004 - American wins its second Patriot League Regular Season Championship with a 10-4 conference record and advances to a third consecutive Patriot League Championship Game. Andre Ingram earns Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors and Andres Rodriguez is named � rst team all-conference.

2008 – American makes its � rst appearance in the NCAA Div. I Tournament after winning its � rst Patriot League Championship. Garrison Carr is named First Team All-Patriot League and tournament MVP. Derrick Mercer is named Second Team All-Patriot League.

2009 – The Eagles make their second consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament after winning a second Patriot League Championship. Derrick Mercer is named the Patriot League Player of the Year and an AP All-America Honorable Mention. Garrison Carr is named � rst team all-conference and tournament MVP while Brian Gilmore is named Second Team All-Patriot League. Jeff Jones is named the conference’s coach of the year.

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In its second decade of combining academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors 23 sports – 11 for men and 12 for women. Conference members include American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy as full members, and Fordham and Georgetown as associate members in football. These institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have, and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country.

Since 1998, the Patriot League has ranked � rst each year among all Division I conferences awarding athletic aid in the NCAA Graduation Success Rate report. The League � nished at the top spot with 96 percent of its teams reporting a graduation rate of 85 percent or higher in the most recent data.

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Blue CrewThe AU Blue Crew is American University’s student cheering section which creates a home court advantage for each of AU’s 16 Div. I athletics teams. Comprised of more than 3,000 undergraduate and graduate students, the Blue Crew is the largest and most spirited student group on campus.

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Eagles SpiritThe American University Spirit Program is comprised of a cheerleading and dance team and the AU Pep Band. The Spirit Program performs at all home men’s basketball games as well as select women’s basketball games and volleyball matches, keeping the energy level high inside Bender Arena.

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In the SpotlightAmerican University is located in the center of one of the largest media markets in the country, Washington, D.C. From television to radio, AU student-athletes gain exposure on both a local and national level.

Each of the four major television networks (ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox) has an af� liate in D.C. and can often be found on campus. Regional cable networks Comcast SportsNet and MASN also cover the Eagles throughout the year along with WTOP Radio. “Eye on the Eagles” is also a short program broadcast on Comcast SportsNet which allows for an in-depth look at AU Athletics.

National newspapers The Washington Post and Washington Times serve as AU’s hometown papers. USA Today is also headquartered just miles away from campus.

In the last three years, ESPN2, ESPNU, CBS College Sports, MASN and Comcast SportsNet have all broadcast games live from Bender.

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Community InvolvementThe men’s basketball team is involved with several community service organizations and plays an active role in the Washington, D.C. community. For the last several years, the team has made visits to local elementary schools to participate in classes and has volunteered for “Walk Now For Autism.” The Eagles are also involved with the “Samaritans Feet” organization and participate in “Coaches vs. Cancer: Shoes and Suits” each year.

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Jeff Jones and the USOHead Coach Jeff Jones has spent the past two summers traveling to Iraq and Afghanistan with the United Service Organizations as a member of “Operation Hardwood: Hoops with Troops” and “Operation Hoop Talk: Talking Hoops with the Troops.” This past summer, Jones was part of a group of coaches who visited soldiers wounded in combat as well as soldiers who were � ghting on the front line in an effort to help boost their morale through the game of basketball. In 2008, Jones coached in a week-long basketball tournament with some of the best military players stationed overseas.

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Eagles StrengthStrength and conditioning remains a major factor in the quest for athletic excellence. American University is committed to providing its student-athletes with the � nest � tness and weight equipment available.

Jacobs Fitness Center is located on the lower level of Bender Sports Center and houses the varsity weight room and cardiovascular training area. Head strength and conditioning coach Jason Riddell and his assistant Gabriel Naspinski work with each of the 16 varsity teams and make themselves available for individualized workouts for supplemental training.

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Athletic TrainingFive full-time athletic trainers are on staff to provide daily treatment and application of therapeutic modalities to the student-athletes. They are led by head athletic trainer, Sean Dash. The athletic training staff is also available to provide evaluation, information on injury prevention and to administer rehabilitation, if necessary. AU also has two doctors, an orthopedic surgeon, and a general practitioner on staff.

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2008-09 Highlights3.312: Combined student-athlete GPA in the spring 2009 semester.

155: Student-athletes were named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.

152: Student-athletes made Dean’s List in either the fall or spring semester.

89%: Overall graduation rate of American University student-athletes.

24: Student-athletes earned a 4.0 grade point average in either the fall or spring semesters.

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Academic Support

The academic support program for student-athletes, a collaboration between the Academic Support Center and the Department of Athletics, assists student-athletes in successfully attaining academic goals and creating a balance between academics and athletics. The program serves to promote responsibility and initiative while encouraging student-athletes to take advantage of the rich resources offered at American University.

Academic counselors work with student-athletes on skills needed for success in the classroom, and provide information about educational options, university and NCAA requirements, as well as policies and procedures. The program focuses on the development of the total person through individual meetings, study hall and tutoring, and life skills workshops. AU’s academic support program coordinates with faculty, advisors, and coaches to support each student-athlete.

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Washington, D.C.The National Mall is usually the center of every visitor’s trip to Washington, D.C. This tree-lined area of parkland stretches two and a half miles from the Potomac River to the United States Capitol on Capitol Hill and is adjoined by the White House. At one end of the National Mall, known as West Potomac Park, the Lincoln Memorial faces the Re� ecting Pool with a good view of Arlington Memorial Bridge, Constitution Gardens, the Tidal Basin and the Washington Monument. Further towards Capitol Hill are a number of museums and galleries, among which are many of the Smithsonian Institution’s museums, including the National Museum of Natural History, the National Air and Space Museum, National Museum of the American Indian, and the Smithsonian Institution building.

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Area Attractions• Adams Morgan• Arlington National Cemetery• Cherry Blossom Festival• Chinatown• Dupont Circle• Embassy Row• FDR Memorial• Federal Bureau of Investigation• Ford’s Theatre• International Spy Museum• Jefferson Memorial• Kennedy Center• Library of Congress• Lincoln Memorial• National Archives• National Cathedral• National Gallery of Art• National Mall• Nationals Park• National Zoo• Newseum• Pentagon• Ronald Reagan Building• Smithsonian Institution• Supreme Court• U.S. Capitol• U.S. Mint• Union Station• Verizon Center• Vietnam Veterans Memorial• Washington Monument• White House

Area Pro Teams• D.C. United• Washington Capitals• Washington Mystics• Washington Nationals• Washington Redskins• Washington Wizards• Baltimore Orioles• Baltimore Ravens

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American University

Situated within the northwest quadrant of Washington, D.C., American University’s traditional-style campus has much to offer students in the way of comfort, modern conveniences, and quick, easy access to city life.

Our 84-acre, tree-lined campus, which was designated as a National Arboretum, is located at the top of Embassy Row in one of the most attractive, safe, and residential areas of our nation’s capital.

The center of campus, also referred to as “the quad,” is a focal point of student life not only because our academic buildings line its grassy borders, but also because it’s a place to meet-and-greet with friends and student groups, catch an impromptu game of ultimate frisbee or take part in an after-class debrief with professors.

Another favorite spot on campus is the beach volleyball pit located between the athletics � elds. The adjacent grassy hillside is also a well known hangout for students on game days.

General EnrollmentUndergraduate.......... 6,023Graduate................... 3,297Law School ............... 1,664Avg. Class Size .......... 22.5Student-Faculty Ratio ... 14:1

Freshman Pro� leFreshman Enrollment ... 1,577Male-Female Ratio ... 38:62Average HS GPA ........ 3.79Average SAT... 1,160-1,360Average ACT ............ 26-31

Faculty Pro� leFull-Time Faculty ......... 674Adjunct Faculty ............ 50094% have the highest degree in their � eld.

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Schools &Colleges

• College of Arts & Sciences• Kogod School of Business• School of Communication• School of International Service• School of Public Affairs• Washington College of Law

Academic Resources

• University Library• Law Library• Computer and Media Labs• Career Center• Courses on the Web• Center for Teaching Excellence• Learning Resources• Blackboard• AU Experts Guide• Watkins Art Gallery

5 Most Popular Majors

• International Service• Business Administration• Justice• Political Science/Government• Public Communication

• American University students were ranked the “Most Politically Active,” and the university is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review in the newly released 2009 edition of its annual book, The Best 368 Colleges.

• U.S. News & World Report“America’s Best Colleges 2010” ranked AU No. 84 among national universities.

• 80 percent of AU undergraduate students are placed in at least one internship or co-op by the American University Career Center before graduation.

• The career center welcomes more than 200 local and national employers to its job and internership fairs annually.

DistinguishedAlumni

David Aldridge, SOC/BA ‘87 Sports Journalist, Philadelphia Inquirer/TNTLonnie Bunch, CAS/BA ’74, CAS/MA ’76 Founder/exec director, Smithsonian Museum for African American History and Culture Pat Butler, SOC/MA’96 VP, Washington Post Robert Byrd, WCL/JD ’63 U.S. Senator (D-WV) Alisyn Camerota, SOC/BA’88 FOX News anchor Jack Cassell, SOC/BA ‘77 President-CEO, Visual Aids Electronics CorporationChaturon Chaisang, CAS/MA ’87 Deputy prime minister, Thailand Randy Clouser, SPA/BS ‘80

Chief Marketing Of� cer, Zurich Financial ServicesGary Cohn, KSB/BSBA’82 President/COO, Goldman Sachs Loren Danielson, KSB/BSBA ‘80

Senior VP-Investments, RBCAndy Dolich, SPA/BA’69 COO, San Francisco 49ers David Drobis, SOC/MA ’65 Chair emeritus, KetchumBob Edwards, SOC/MA’72 Host, XM Radio, National Public Radio Todd Epsten, SPA/BA ‘82

Chief Executive Of� cer, Major BrandsDean Factor, KSB/BSBA ’87 CEO and cofounder, Smashbox Cosmetics/ Smashbox Studios Betsy Fischer, SPA/BA ’92, SOC/MA ’96 Exec producer, NBC’s Meet the PressDarryl Frank, SOC/MA’91 Cohead, Dreamworks TelevisionAndy Gershon, KSB/BSBA’86 Exec VP, SonyBMG’s Epic RecordsBryan Glazer, SOC/BA ’86 Exec VP, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Joel Glazer, SPA/BA ’89 Exec VP, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Steven Goff, SOC/BA ‘88

Sports Journalist, The Washington PostJeff Greenberg, SOC/BA ‘87

Executive Producer, NBC4 SportsDavid Gregory, SIS/BA ’92 Host, NBC’s Meet The PressJack Haire, CAS/BA ‘74

CEO, Parade PublicationsSalman bin Hamad Al-Khalifa, SPA/BA’92 Crown prince of Bahrain Patricia deStacy Harrison, CAS/BA ’68 President/CEO, Corporation for Public Broadcasting Hubert Humphrey III, SPA/BA ’65 Minnesota attorney general (1984-2000), son of U.S. VP Hubert H. Humphrey Jesse Itzler, SPA/BA ’90 Cofounder, Marquis JetWilliam I Jacobs, WCL/JD ’66

Global Payments, Inc. Avery John, KSB/BSBA ’98 Professional soccer player, Miami Football Club Barry Josephson, SPA/BA ’78 Producer (� lms Enchanted, Ladykillers, Like Mike, and FOX TV’s Bones)Jackie Judd, SOC/BA ’73 Emmy award winning former ABC correspondent Cornelius Kerwin, SPA/BA ‘71

President, American UniversityRobert Kogod, KSB/BSBA ’62 Former chair and CEO, Charles E. Smith RealtyAl Koken, SGPA/BA ‘74

Comcast SportsNet, Capitals ReportMargery Kraus, SPA/BA ’67, SPA/MA ’71 Founder/CEO, APCO Worldwide

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Lonnie Bunch, CAS/BA ‘74Founder/Exec. Director, Smithsonian Museum for African History and Culture

Gary Cohn, KSB/BSBA ‘82President/COO, Goldman Sachs

Bob Edwards, SOC/MA ‘72Host, XM Radio, National Public Radio

Andy Gershon, KSB/BSBA ‘86Executive VP, Sony BMG’s Epic Records

Barry Josephson, SPA/BA ‘78Film Producer, Enchanted, Ladykillers, Like Mike, FOX TV’s Bones

David Gregory, SIS/BA ‘92Host, NBC’s Meet The Press

Cindy Christy-Lagenfeld, KSB/BSBA ‘88 President-Americas, AsurionBarry Levinson, CAS/BA ’67 Film producer/writer/director (Diner, Tin Men, Avalon, Bugsy, Wag the Dog, Liberty Heights, Man of the Year)Charles Lydecker, SPA/BA ‘85 Executive Vice President, Brown & Brown, Inc.James McGovern, CAS/BA ’81, SPA/MPA ’84 U.S. Representative (D-MA) Alan Meltzer, SPA/ND ‘73 Founder and CEO, The Meltzer GroupNancy Meyers, SOC/BA ’70 Film producer/writer/director, What Women Want, Saving Private RyanKeith Mitchell, CAS/PhD ’81 Prime minister of Grenada Robert Morton, SOC/BA’75 Emmy award winning writer, Late Night with David LettermanMark Murphy, KSB/MBA ’83 President, Green Bay Packers Alice Paul, WCL/LLM ’27 American suffragist, original author, Equal Rights Amendment Tony Perkins, SOC/BA’81 FOX News weather and features reporter Joan Plaisted, SIS/BA ’67, SIS/MA ’69 Ambassador, U.S. Mission to the UN Andy Pollin, Host, The Sports ReportersAngie Reese-Hawkins, SOC/BA’79 CEO/president, National Capital YMCA Kathy Reichs, CAS/BA ’70 Author, Bare Bones, Déjà Dead; writer/producer FOX-TV’s BonesSteve Saferin, SOC/BA ‘70 President, Scienti� c Game VenturesLoretta Sanchez, KSB/MBA ’84 U.S. representative (D-CA) Paul Satenstein, KSB/BSBA’83 Executive VP, MCA RecordsWillard Scott, CAS/BA ’55 Former weather reporter, the Today Show Jan Scruggs, CAS/BA ’75, CAS/MA ’76 Founder/president, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Tom Shales, SOC/BA ’67 TV critic/reporter, The Washington Post Judy Sheindlin, SPA/BA’63 Host, Judge JudyBud Shuster, CAS/PHD’69 U.S. Representative (R-PA) Jeffrey Sine, SIS/BA’76 Vice chair, UBS Securities; Broadway producer (Spring Awakening; Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Frozen; Caroline, or Change; La Bohème; and The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?) Billy Stone, SOC/BA ‘86, KSB/MBA ‘89 Producer/Development, CBS College SportsEd Tapscott, WCL/JD ‘80 Director Player Development/Programs, Washington WizardsAbbi Tatton, SIS/MA ’00 Internet reporter, CNN Richard Ernest Thompson, CAS/BA’71 Playwright, On Golden PondFrances Fragos Townsend, SPA/BA’82 CNN commentator; former assitant to President George W. Bush for Homeland Security Kermit Washington, SIS/BA’73 Former NBA player, LA LakersBram Weinstein, SOC/BA ‘95 ESPN News, AnchorDouglas Wheeler, CAS/MA ’64 President emeritus, Washington Performing Arts SocietyWarner Wolf, SOC/BA ‘60 Radio & Television Sports BroadcasterClark Woods, SOC/BA ‘78 President-Domestic Theatrical Distribution, MGM

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Robert Kogod, KSB/BSBA ‘62Former Chair and CEO, Charles E. Smith Realty

Cindy Christy-Lagenfeld, KSB/BSBA ‘88President-Americas, Asurion

Tony Perkins, SOC/BA ‘81FOX News Weather and Features Reporter

Willard Scott, CAS/BA ‘55Former Weather Reporter, The Today Show

Jeffrey Sine, SIS/BA ‘76Vice Chair, USB SecuritiesBroadway Producer, Spring Awakening, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Cornelius Kerwin, SPA/BA ‘71President, American University

KermitWashington

Kermit Washington, a 1973 graduate with a degree in science, was inducted into the GTE Academic All-America Hall of Fame at ceremonies in Indianapolis on April 22, 1993.

A talented power forward and excellent scorer, Washington averaged 21 points and 21 rebounds per game in his senior year. In the four decades since, no Division I player has averaged 20 points and 20 rebounds per game for an entire season. He went on to an eight-year career in the NBA with Los Angeles, Boston, San Diego, Portland, and Golden State.

From 1984-86, Washington headed the Oregon Governor’s Professionals Advocating Student Success (P.A.S.S.) program. He founded the “6th Man Foundation,” an organization which assisted disadvantaged Oregonians. He also appeared as a speaker for many youth groups on the subjects of self-worth and self-importance, working hard and saying no to drugs.

Today Kermit resides in the D.C. area and continues to run his basketball camp as well as his Project Contact Africa organization. Washington founded Project Contact Africa, an offshoot of his 6th Man Foundation, after visiting Rwanda in 1994. Project Contact Africa brings doctors, nurses and medicine to Nairobi’s Kiberia neighborhood, one of the largest slums in the world.

For the past two years, Kermit has held a � ve day fast to raise awareness and funding for the project. The fast, which was held on AU’s Main Quad, has raised more than $50,000 in donations. Each semester AU’s School of International Service sends students to Africa to work with Project Contact Africa’s clinic and school. For more information, please go to www.projectcontactafrica.com.

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Quotes onKermit

“He (Kermit) was a player of such desire and passion to win that his overall game tended under normal circumstances to obscure his weaknesses...”

- Author David Halberstam“The Breaks of the Game”

“Someone like Kermit may come along only once in a lifetime. It has been a pleasure to be associated with him... his maturity on the court was outstanding, but I will remember him most for his all-around personality, his humor and his tremendous concern for others.”

- Tom YoungFormer AU Head Coach

“He wasn’t Magic Johnson on the court. He was a working man’s practitioner who became an NBA All-Star. The greatest basketball player in AU’s history beat the odds and his own limitations. That also should be his legacy as a player.”

- Tom KnottThe Washington Times, 5/1/85

“Nobody should get 40 points against us, but I have a great deal of respect for Kermit. He’s a great player and an even greater person and I was glad to see him go out like he did, even if it was against us.”

- Former Georgetown Head CoachJohn Thompson

Feb. 24, 1973American 90, Georgetown 68

Washington, 40 pts.

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1973 NITThe 1973 American University men’s basketball team enjoyed its most successful season to date with a 21-5 record and a � rst time bid to the National Invitational Tournament.

AU was led by Head Coach Tom Young, who helped transform the Eagles with an American Revolution led by seniors Kermit Washington and Wilbur Thomas.

The Eagles faced Louisville in the � rst round of the NIT in the storied Madison Square Garden. The tournament that year featured Notre Dame, North Carolina, Southern California and Rutgers. Before 15,000 fans in Madison Square Garden, 2,200 of them AU fans, the Eagles fell to the Cardinals, 97-84, despite Washington’s 29 points and Wilbur Thomas who added 26 as AU battled back to within � ve points late after a 22-point � rst half de� cit.

Washington was credited with putting AU basketball on the national map during his proli� c career with the Eagles. In 1972-73, he had one of the greatest seasons in NCAA history as he became the last player to average 20 points and 20 rebounds per game. He earned 1973 Associated Press All-America honors while leading the nation in rebounding for the second consecutive season.

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Willie, Dickieand Beanie

Ask those who had to guard Willie Jones, ’64, or � ght Richard ‘Dickie’ Wells, ’65, for a rebound, and they’d tell you that the basketball program’s � rst African-Americans were more than pioneers. They were very talented players.

Burly, 6 feet 5 inches, and tough, Wells excelled at doing the so-called dirty work. “Dick knew his role, and that was to get rebounds and set picks for me,” says Jones, reminiscing in his of� ce at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), where he served as athletics director and men’s basketball coach. “He did his job well. He’d take my head off if I took a rebound away from him.” Wells, in fact, once pulled Jones aside during a game after the 5-foot-9-inch guard grabbed an errant shot. “You shoot all you want,” Wells told him angrily. “The rebounds are mine.”

Jones’ shooting ability is still legendary at AU and on the D.C. playgrounds. In his senior year, Jones became AU’s most proli� c scorer, passing the smooth-shooting Frank Weiss ’58. When the Eagles swept through the 1960 Mason-Dixon playoffs, Jones scored a tournament-record 85 points in three games. In his last game in an AU uniform on March 9, 1960, he set the NCAA record for points in a tournament game with 54 in the Eagles’ 101-91 loss to defending national champ Evansville. The record has yet to be broken.

James Howell wasn’t bad either. Nicknamed “Beanie,” the 6-foot guard, who passed on a football scholarship to Notre Dame after graduating from D.C.’s John Carroll High School, was good enough in his freshman year to score 26 points in a Mason-Dixon Conference playoff win over Baltimore’s Loyola College in 1959. With another African-American, Al Dillard ’64, he was also a mainstay on the 1960-61 and 1961-62 AU teams that won 15 and 10 games, respectively.

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American University Men’s BasketballAmerican University Men’s Basketball

Back-To-Back Patriot League ChampionshipsBack-To-Back Patriot League Championships3030

In nine seasons as head coach of the American University men’s basketball team, Jeff Jones has engineered one of the most remarkable turnarounds in school history. The

transformation of the men’s program has culminated over the last two seasons as the Eagles have made back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division I Tournament, including the school’s � rst ever trip to the ‘Big Dance.’

The 2008-09 Eagles enjoyed one of the best seasons in school history and capped the year off with a remarkable performance in the NCAA Tournament. American, led by its seven seniors, pushed Final Four participant Villanova to its limits, taking a 10-point lead into halftime and leading by as many as 14 points in the second half. Villanova eventually came back to win the game but not before the Eagles caught the attention of the nation.

American � nished the 2008-09 season with a 24-8 overall record, matching the program’s record for wins, and a 13-1 mark against the Patriot League. The Eagles led the nation in road wins with 11 and their 59.1 points allowed ranked 11th in the NCAA. For his efforts, Jones was acknowledged as the Patriot League Coach of the Year and the National Association of Basketball Coaches District 13 Coach of the Year. Jones passed American coaching great Stafford Cassell along the way as the program’s all-time winningest coach and � nished the season with 149 wins at American.

The highlight of an outstanding 2007-08 season was again a great performance in the NCAA Tournament. In the � rst round matchup played in Birmingham, Ala., America played a tightly contested game against Tennessee. The Eagles trailed by only one point, 50-49, with six minutes to play before the Volunteers pulled away. The NCAA Tournament appearance was the � rst in program history.

American earned its opportunity to play in the NCAA Tournament with a 52-46 win over Colgate in the Patriot League Championship Game. The team went 21-12 on the year, marking the program’s � rst 20-win season since the 1989-90 season, and won its third Patriot League Regular Season Championship. Along the way American picked up a milestone victory, defeating regional foe and national basketball powerhouse Maryland in College Park, 67-59.

Jones has set the standard for coaching excellence at American and is the program’s all-time leader in wins with a record of 149-121. Jones has also guided American to four Patriot League Regular-Season Championships and � ve appearances in the Patriot League Tournament Championship Game. He has developed 18 players who have been named All-Patriot League, 20 players who have gone on to play professionally, two players who received Patriot League Rookie of the Year honors and two players, Patrick Doctor (2002) and Derrick Mercer (2008), who earned the Patriot League Player of the Year award.

Such success re� ects his impeccable basketball pedigree: A star point guard who held career and single-season records for assists at the University of Virginia, Jones is the only person to win National Invitation Tournament (NIT) Championships as both a player and coach. Jones is a member of the Apollo High School Hall of Fame in his hometown of Owensboro, Ky., and grew up a student of the game. His father, Bob, coached Kentucky Wesleyan University, leading the team to the 1973 NCAA Division II title.

One of the most respected teachers in the collegiate ranks, Jones left the University of Rhode Island, where he served as an assistant on Jerry DeGregorio’s staff during the 1999-2000 season, to take the helm of American basketball in April 2000, becoming the 17th coach in the school’s history. In just his second season at AU, Jones led the Eagles to the second-best turnaround in NCAA Division I history. The team � nished with an 18-12 overall record, an 11-game improvement. The 18 victories were the highest win total for the program since 1989-90 and its � rst winning campaign since 1990-91.

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• Back-to-back Patriot League Championships and NCAA Tournament appearances (2008 & 2009)• 4 Patriot League Regular Season Championships (2002, 2004, 2008, 2009) • 5 Patriot League Championship Game appearances (2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009)• Highest career conference winning percentage among active Patriot League Coaches (.668)• Most Patriot League Tournament wins, second- most total wins and second-most Patriot League wins in the last � ve years• Led American to the second-biggest turnaround in NCAA history in just his second year at American in 2001-02 season• Developed 2 Patriot League Players of the Year, 2 Patriot League Rookies of the Year, and 18 All- Patriot League selections• Directed American to wins over ACC (Florida State, Maryland) and Atlantic-10 (George Washington) opponents• 20 former American players have gone on to play professionally• Team was invited to play in 2004-05 Preseason NIT and 2003-04 Rainbow Classic in Hawaii

Career Highlights:• 17 years of head coaching experience, 9 at American• 295 career victories• 42 former players have gone on to play professional basketball• 7 career NCAA Tournament appearances• Led American to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2008 and 2009• 2009 Patriot League Coach of the Year• 1 NCAA Elite Eight appearance• 2 NCAA Sweet 16 appearances• Led Virginia to 1992 NIT Championship• 4-year starter at point guard at Virginia• Led Virginia to 1981 Final Four as starting point guard• Only individual to win NIT Championships as a player and coach• Member of the National Basketball Coaches Association Board of Directors• Named to the 2007 NABC Silver Anniversary All- America Team

captured their � rst Patriot League Regular Season title, fashioning a 10-4 conference record in the process. The top seed in the league tournament, the Eagles advanced to the championship game only to fall to Holy Cross, 55-52, before then the largest championship crowd in league history and just the second sellout in the history of American’s Bender Arena. The game was also played in front of a national audience on ESPN. Earlier that same season AU gained national recognition with a 77-72 win at Florida State, becoming the � rst Patriot League school to ever defeat a member of the renowned Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

During the 2002-03 season, Jones led the Eagles to a victory over cross-town rival George Washington and a regular season win over Holy Cross. The Eagles � nished second in the regular season and reached the Patriot League Championship Game for a second time.

In 2003-04 Jones guided the Eagles to their second Patriot League Regular Season Championship in three years and led AU to the Patriot League Championship Game for the third straight year. AU � nished with its third-consecutive winning season for the � rst time in 13 years and had a six-game winning streak for the � rst time in 14 years. The Eagles earned an invitation to the Rainbow Classic, where they went 2-1, including a win over NCAA Tournament team East Tennessee State.

The Eagle Has Landed

Jones also led the Eagles to a winning season in 2004-05, as American � nished with a 16-12 record and an 8-6 mark in the Patriot League, good for third place. With the winning record, Jones had guided AU to above-.500 marks in four straight seasons, a feat which had not been accomplished since the 1974-75 season, when AU completed a string of � ve straight winning seasons. Jones’s reputation helped the Eagles earn an invitation to the 2004-05 Preseason NIT.

In 2006-07 a resurgent AU team achieved a 16-14 record. The winning record marked a period of nearly unprecedented success at AU, as � ve of the previous six teams had winning seasons, a record accomplished only four times before in the team’s history.



Other notable 2006-07 achievements:

• The Eagles got off to their best start in 17 years with a 7-2 opening mark.

• Jones had a personal highlight with his 100th win at American when the Eagles knocked off Colgate in a thrilling overtime game.

• American went on to the Patriot League semi� nals, where eventual league champ Holy Cross won on a last-second basket.

• Jones joined the exclusive 250-win club.

Other Career Highlights:

• When he became the University of Virginia’s eighth head coach at age 29, Jones was the youngest coach in the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference. In eight years at the helm, he compiled a record of 146-104 for a .584 winning percentage. He led Virginia to six postseason appearances (� ve NCAA, one NIT), one ACC Regular Season Championship, and four 20-win campaigns. Virginia’s win over Virginia Tech during the 1994-95 regular season gave Jones his 100th career victory, making him the second-fastest coach in school history and � fth-fastest in ACC history to accomplish the feat. He also directed the Cavaliers to � ve of their top six seasons for � eld-goal percentage defense.

• Virginia made its � fth NCAA Tournament appearance in seven seasons under Jones in 1996-97. Finishing that season with an overall mark of 18-13, the Cavaliers fell to Iowa in a West Region � rst-round game.

Coaching ExperienceHead Coach, American 2000-present

Assoc. Head Coach, Rhode Island 1999-2000

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1990-01 Virginia 21-12 NCAA First Round

1991-92 Virginia 20-13 NIT Champions

1992-93 Virginia 21-10 NCAA Sweet 16

1993-94 Virginia 18-13 NCAA Second Round

1994-95 Virginia 25-9 NCAA Elite 8

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2006-07 American 16-14 —

2007-08 American 21-12 NCAA First Round

2008-09 American 24-8 NCAA First Round

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American University Men’s BasketballAmerican University Men’s Basketball• The 1994-95 season saw Jones lead Virginia to a � nal mark of 25-9. The program advanced to the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight and earned a share of its � rst ACC regular-season crown since 1983. Virginia � nished that season ranked eighth in the � nal CNN/USA Today poll and 13th in the � nal Associated Press media poll. Those were the highest � nal national rankings by a Virginia team since 1983.

• In 1992-93 Jones became the only coach in conference history to win at least 20 games in each of his � rst three seasons. He led Virginia to a 21-10 record and a trip to the NCAA Tournament East Regional � nals.

• In 1991-92 Jones’s Cavaliers posted a 20-13 record and went on to win the NIT Championship. As a result, Jones became the � rst person to win an NIT title as both a player and a coach and is still the only person to accomplish the feat.

• In his � rst season as head coach at Virginia, Jones led the 1990-91 squad to a 21-12 overall record. He was the only rookie coach in the nation that year to lead his team to the NCAA Tournament.

Before his eight-year run as head coach, Jones served as an full-time assistant coach on Terry Holland’s Virginia staff from 1986 to 1990, a part-time assistant from 1983-85 and a graduate assistant from 1982-83. During his eight seasons as an assistant, Jones was a part of a Cavaliers program which accomplished an overall record of 162-95 (.630), participating in six NCAA Tournaments while advancing to the Final Four in 1984 and the Elite Eight in 1989. Virginia also competed in one NIT during his tenure.

A Big-Time Player

Before beginning his coaching career, Jones made his mark on the national college basketball scene as a player. After starring at Apollo High School in Owensboro, Ky., he went on to become point guard for the University of Virginia from 1978-82. As a four-year starter for the Cavaliers, Jones was known as a leader and proli� c passer. With Jones directing a potent offense, UVa compiled an overall record of 102-28 (.785). Jones led the Cavaliers to two NCAA Tournaments and two NIT appearances in his four seasons with Virginia advancing to the 1981 NCAA Final Four and the 1980 NIT Championship. He graduated from Virginia in 1982 with a bachelor of science degree in psychology.

Jones � nished his career as Virginia’s all-time assist leader (598) while also setting the single-season mark for assists

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Eric “Sleepy” Floyd (Georgetown), Pete Metzelaars (Wabash) and Ricky

Pierce (Rice). The award is given to former collegiate stars who have gone on to distinguish themselves after their college careers.

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Prior to his appointment at AU, Donohue spent two seasons as an Administrative Assistant for the men’s basketball program at Boston University. His duties with the Terriers included travel and transportation organization, � lm exchange policy and personnel management. He also helped direct the BU summer basketball camps.

Donohue is no stranger to head coach Jeff Jones’ successful system after serving on his staff at the University of Virginia. During Jones’ tenure at Virginia, Donohue served the program in several different capacities, beginning as a

student manager in 1993 and continuing through 1998. He served as the graduate administrative

assistant for the 1997-98 season.

Other duties during that span included a role as an assistant academic advisor. He also assisted in the program’s video exchange coordination and was the Cavs’ manager during his four-year tenure as a student from 1993-97.

Donohue earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Virginia in 1997. He attended Regis High School in New York City, where he played point guard on the 1993 championship team and 1992 runners-up for the New York State Class C title.

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Robert Burke, in his � rst year as a member of Coach Jones’s staff, brings 21 years of collegiate coaching experience to American. Burke has been part of the building process at � ve NCAA Division I institutions and has helped teams to postseason play in ten of the last eleven years, including an appearance in the 2007 NCAA Final Four. In addition, every senior student-athlete that Burke has coached during his career has earned his degree.

Burke most recently served as an assistant coach at Georgetown University for � ve seasons.

Before going to Georgetown, Burke spent four seasons at Princeton. During that time, the Tigers captured two outright Ivy League titles and tied for a third. While at Georgetown and Princeton, Burke’s main responsibilities were recruiting and game preparation. Throughout his career, he has coached 40 all-conference student-athletes.

Burke’s � rst coaching experience was as an assistant at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, where he served from 1988 through 1994. During that time, he recruited many of the school’s most accomplished players, including four of the top 25 all-time leading scorers in program history and the former career assists leader.

He spent the next three years on the West Coast at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, before returning east as an assistant at Siena College. In each of his three seasons at Siena, the Saints were among the top � ve nationally in scoring, averaging at least 86.0 points per game. In addition, Siena played in three consecutive Metro

Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) championship games, won two MAAC titles, compiled a 66-27 record, and

received two invitations to postseason play.

Throughout his career, Burke has been recognized for his work by various basketball publications

including a spring 2008 FOXSports.com survey of his peers that placed him among the top-10 assistant coaches in the nation.

A Silver Spring, Md., native, Burke played basketball for coach Dick Myers at Gonzaga College High School in Washington, D.C. After high school, he was an MVP and team captain at Haverford College until he was sidelined by a torn ACL during his senior season.

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as American’s director of basketball operations for three seasons. As director of operations, Jackson was responsible for team travel, � lm exchange, � lm breakdown and team camp.

Jackson arrived at AU after spending time coaching at both the high school and AAU level. He was an assistant varsity coach at South Lakes High School in Reston, Va., under the leadership of head coach Wendell Byrd. While with the Seahawks, he was in charge of scouting and on court

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Jackson also served as a head coach with Nova UNITED AAU Basketball Club in the D.C., Metropolitan area. In

his last three years with the program, he assisted with the development and recruitment of over

30 scholarship players, including 24 Division I players.

In addition to his coaching experience, he created and served as a co-director of the East Coast Basketball Coaching Clinic. He also has spent several summers working as a camp counselor at Eastern Invitational Basketball Camp and Top-100 Clinics throughout the East Coast. Jackson received dual bachelor degrees in economics and criminology from The Ohio State University in 2000. Jackson resides in Northern Virginia.

Bryce Simon begins his � rst year as a member of Coach Jones’s staff after helping AU to the program’s � rst two appearances in the NCAA Tournament as a member of the

team.

As the Director of Basketball Operations, Simon is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the basketball of� ce, including � lm exchange, team travel and team camps.

Simon, a 2009 AU graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences, started 31 games as a junior before suffering a knee injury which limited his playing time in his senior season. Simon led the Eagles in rebounding (4.0 rpg) as a junior and ranked fourth in scoring (7.0 ppg). For his career, Simon averaged 5.2 ppg, 2.7 rpg and was

a two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll selection.

Simon played two seasons at Pratt Community College in Pratt, Kan., for Head Coach Trevor Rolfs before coming

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2009-10 RosterAlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Year Ht. Wt. Hometown / Previous School43 Mike Bersch F Freshman 6-6 205 Mt. Holly, N.J. / Rancocas Valley Regional High School15 Jordan Borucki G Freshman 6-3 180 Los Angeles, Calif. / Kent School (Connecticut)3 Troy Brewer G Junior 6-5 175 Gaithersburg, Md. / University of Georgia12 Daniel Fisher F Freshman 6-7 220 Melbourne, Australia / Melbourne Grammar13 Riley Grafft F Sophomore 6-11 200 Janesville, Wisc. / Janesville-Parker High School21 Nick Hendra G Junior 6-3 205 New York, N.Y. / Xavier High School25 Joe Hill G Sophomore 6-2 190 Plymouth Meeting, Pa. / Germantown Academy44 Jeff Holton F Freshman 6-7 240 Ft. Washington, Pa. / Germantown Academy20 Blake Jolivette G Freshman 5-11 170 Houston, Texas / St. Thomas High School32 Stephen Lumpkins F Sophomore 6-8 225 Redwood City, Calif. / Junipero Serra High School22 Steve Luptak G Junior 6-3 185 Munster, Ind. / Munster High School0 Simon McCormack G Sophomore 6-4 185 New Castle, N.H. / North� eld Mount Hermon School (Mass.)14 Vlad Moldoveanu F Junior 6-9 215 Bucharest, Romania / George Mason University2 Daniel Munoz G Freshman 6-1 175 Plantation, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas High School33 Josh Snodgrass G Freshman 6-4 220 Gainesville, Fla. / P.K. Yonge High School1 Matthew Wilson G Senior 6-2 180 The Woodlands, Texas / The John Cooper School

No. Name Pos. Year Ht. Wt. Hometown / Previous School0 Simon McCormack G Sophomore 6-4 185 New Castle, N.H. / North� eld Mount Hermon School (Mass.)1 Matthew Wilson G Senior 6-2 180 The Woodlands, Texas / The John Cooper School2 Daniel Munoz G Freshman 6-1 175 Plantation, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas High School3 Troy Brewer G Junior 6-5 175 Gaithersburg, Md. / University of Georgia 12 Daniel Fisher F Freshman 6-7 220 Melbourne, Australia / Melbourne Grammar13 Riley Grafft F Sophomore 6-11 200 Janesville, Wisc. / Janesville-Parker High School14 Vlad Moldoveanu F Junior 6-9 215 Bucharest, Romania / George Mason University15 Jordan Borucki G Freshman 6-3 180 Los Angeles, Calif. / Kent School (Connecticut)20 Blake Jolivette G Freshman 5-11 170 Houston, Texas / St. Thomas High School21 Nick Hendra G Junior 6-3 205 New York, N.Y. / Xavier High School22 Steve Luptak G Junior 6-3 185 Munster, Ind. / Munster High School25 Joe Hill G Sophomore 6-2 190 Plymouth Meeting, Pa. / Germantown Academy32 Stephen Lumpkins F Sophomore 6-8 225 Redwood City, Calif. / Junipero Serra High School33 Josh Snodgrass G Freshman 6-4 220 Gainesville, Fla. / P.K. Yonge High School43 Mike Bersch F Freshman 6-6 205 Mt. Holly, N.J. / Rancocas Valley Regional High School44 Jeff Holton F Freshman 6-7 240 Ft. Washington, Pa. / Germantown Academy

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G • SO • 6-4 • 185New Castle, N.H.

11Matthew Wilson

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2008-09 (Junior): Appeared in 18 games and averaged 3.2 minutes ... shot .333 from the � eld and .833 from the free-throw line ... grabbed a career-high four rebounds and

tallied one assist at Manhattan (12/29/08) ... dished out two assists at Maryland (12/22/08) ... scored two points and grabbed one rebound at UMBC (12/20/08) ... dished out a career-high three assists, scored two points and pulled down one rebound at Georgetown (12/6/08) while playing a career-high 16 minutes.

2007-2008 (Sophomore): Redshirted after transferring from New York University.

Before American: Played in 28 games as a freshman at New York University, starting 13 ... averaged 2.1 points, 2.0 assists and 14 minutes per game.

Played For: The John Cooper School - Mike Cooper and Harold Wilder.

The John Cooper School: Earned four varsity basketball letters playing under head coach Michael Cooper ... averaged 13.8 ppg, 6.7 apg, 4.2 spg and 5.8 rpg in his � nal season ... was the captain and Team MVP in his senior season, leading his squad to a 31-3 overall record and the SPC State Championship ... team was ranked the No. 1 private school in Texas ... was named a Greater Houston Area Private School All-Star and All-South Zone SPC ... earned All-Tournament Team nods at the Wilder Classic, Magnolia Tournament, and the Conroe Winter Tournament ... named All-South Zone SPC and Honorable Mention All-SPC in his junior season ... was named Team MVP, First Team All-District and First-Team All-County after his sophomore season ... earned the TAPPS Conference 4A Freshman of the Year award.

Personal: Son of Wendy and Leland Wilson ... has a twin brother, Chadd, who plays basketball at Rice University ... has four relatives that played college athletics, including his uncle, Arnold Young, who played basketball at Howard University ... was a National Achievement Finalist ... was

a nominee for Student of the Year at Cooper School ... won the Athletic Leadership Award in his senior year ... was involved with Habitat for Humanity for four years ... participated in the NCAA Leadership

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Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/14 at Oklahoma 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 311/17 St. Francis 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111/19 at Howard ------ DNP ------11/22 at Jacksonville ------ DNP ------11/25 at Stony Brook 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+11/29 at Fair� eld ------ DNP ------12/1 Mount St. Mary’s 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0+12/6 at Georgetown 0-2 0-1 2-2 1/0/1 3 2 3 1 0 0 1612/17 at GW 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+12/20 at UMBC 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 1 2 0 0 0 0 512/22 at Maryland 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 1 2 0 0 812/29 at Manhattan 0-0 0-0 1-2 1/3/4 4 1 1 3 0 0 151/2 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/5 Columbia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+1/10 Lehigh* ------ DNP ------1/14 Bucknell* ------ DNP ------1/17 at Colgate* 0-0 0-0 2-2 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 0 0 31/24 at Holy Cross* -------DNP-------1/28 at Navy* -------DNP-------1/31 Lafayette* -------DNP-------2/4 Army* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32/7 at Lehigh* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 02/11 at Bucknell* -------DNP-------2/14 Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/18 at Army* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/21 Holy Cross* -------DNP-------2/25 Navy* -------DNP-------2/28 at Lafayette* -------DNP-------3/4 Lafayette 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+3/8 Army ------ DNP ------3/13 Holy Cross 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+3/19 vs. Villanova ------ DNP ------

2008-09 Game-by-Game

Wilson’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints.................... 2 three times, last at Colgate (1/17/09)Rebounds .................................4 at Manhattan (12/29/08)FG Made......................................... 1 at UMBC (12/20/08)FG Atts .................................... 1 at Georgetown (12/6/08)3 FG Made................................................................... N/A3 FG Atts ................................. 1 at Georgetown (12/6/08)FT Made .........................2 twice, last at Colgate (1/17/09)FT Atts .................. 2 three times, last at Colgate (1/17/09)Assists ..................................... 3 at Georgetown (12/6/08)Blocks .......................................................................... N/ASteals........................................................................... N/AMinutes .................................. 16 at Georgetown (12/6/08)



2008-09 (Sophomore): Averaged 6.3 points and 4.4 rebounds per game while appearing in all 32 games for the Eagles ... shot

.470 from the � eld, .367 from three and .575 from the free-throw line ... tallied seven points, � ve rebounds and two assists against Holy Cross (3/13/09) in the Patriot League Championship Game ... scored 11 points on 5-of-6 shooting and grabbed six rebounds at Lafayette (2/28/09) ... scored 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting and recorded two steals against Navy (2/25/09) ... recorded nine points on 4-of-5 shooting from the � eld while grabbing � ve rebounds and dishing out three assists at Army (2/18/09) ... notched his � rst career double-double with a game-high 16 points and career-high 11 rebounds against Colgate (2/14/09) ... made his � rst career start at Lehigh (2/7/09) and grabbed nine rebounds, scored nine points and dished out two assists ... scored a game-high 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting and pulled down seven rebounds against Army (2/4/09) ... pulled down seven rebounds and recorded three assists against Lafayette (1/31/09) ... recorded eight points and � ve rebounds at Navy (1/28/09) ... scored six points and pulled down six rebounds, including three offensive, at Holy Cross (1/24/09) ... grabbed seven rebounds, scored six points and dished out two assists at Colgate (1/17/09) ... scored nine points, grabbed � ve rebounds, including two offensive, and dished out two assists at Maryland (12/22/08) ... netted 14 points and dished out a career-high four assists at George Washington (12/17/08) ... scored a career-high 16 points on 6-of-9 shooting, including 2-of-2 from three, at Stony Brook (11/25/08) ... scored seven points and grabbed � ve rebounds at Oklahoma (11/14/08).

2007-08 (Freshman): Played in 16 games … recorded a season-best 11 points and � ve rebounds in the PL Semi� nal against Army (3/9/08) on 4-of-6 shooting … made two three-point baskets in the Patriot League Semi� nals against Army

(03/09) and at Bucknell (1/16/08) … recorded two assists in three games, including against

Colgate (3/14/08), at Bucknell (1/16/08) and at Georgetown (12/29/07).

Played For: Xavier High School - Joe McGrane.

Xavier High School: Enjoyed a stellar senior year at Xavier High School in

New York City playing for Coach Joe McGrane, leading his team to a 21-6

record while averaging 18.4 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game ... was recognized for his exceptional play by being named All-State Second Team for Class ‘A’ by the New York Sportswriters Association, First Team All-Manhattan by the New York

Daily News and Third Team All-New York City by the New York Post ... was also named to the

All-CHSAA South Division Team for two straight years .. was selected as Xavier High School’s

Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Son of Carla and Tony Hendra ... has a brother, Sebastian, and a sister, Lucy ... majoring in

international business.

nick HENDRA, #21Junior • Guard • 6-3 • 205

New York, N.Y. • Xavier High School • Int’l. Business

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Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/10 at Saint Francis 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 111/13 at Loyola (Md.) 1-2 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 3 2 0 0 0 0 311/15 Fair� eld 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111/17 at Morgan State ------ DNP ------ 11/18 Stony Brook ------ DNP ------ 11/24 at NJIT 1-4 0-1 1-2 0/0/0 1 3 1 4 0 0 1111/26 at Mount St. Mary’s ------ DNP ------ 12/1 UMBC 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 412/4 Howard ------ DNP ------ 12/7 Jacksonville 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 212/19 at Dayton Flyers ------ DNP ------ 12/22 at Maryland 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 1 712/29 at Georgetown 0-2 0-1 2-4 0/2/2 1 2 2 4 0 0 101/4 at Brown ------ DNP ------ 1/6 at Columbia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/12 at Lehigh * ------ DNP ------ 1/16 at Bucknell * 3-7 1-4 0-0 0/2/2 1 7 2 1 1 0 161/19 Colgate * 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21/23 at Army * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 31/26 Holy Cross * ------ DNP ------ 1/30 Navy * 3-8 0-2 0-3 3/0/3 5 6 0 2 0 0 182/2 at Lafayette * ------ DNP ------ 2/6 at Holy Cross * ------ DNP ------ 2/10 Lehigh * ------ DNP ------ 2/13 Bucknell * ------ DNP ------ 2/17 at Colgate * ------ DNP ------ 2/20 Army * ------ DNP ------ 2/27 at Navy * ------ DNP ------ 3/1 Lafayette * ------ DNP ------ 3/5 Holy Cross ------ DNP ------ 3/9 Army 4-6 1-2 2-2 1/4/5 2 11 1 0 0 0 163/14 Colgate 2-7 0-2 2-2 0/1/1 2 6 2 1 0 0 203/21 vs Tennessee 1-2 0-1 0-0 1/2/3 3 2 0 4 1 0 7


Hendra’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints........................... 16 twice, last vs Colgate (2/14/09)Rebounds ..................................... 11 vs Colgate (2/14/09)FG Made.........................................7 vs Colgate (2/14/09)FG Atts............................................... 11 vs. Army (2/4/09)3 FG Made...................2 four times, last vs. Army (2/4/09) 3 FG Atts............................. 4 twice, last vs. Army (2/4/09)FT Made ....................................... 4 at Fair� eld (11/29/08)FT Atts .......................................... 6 at Fair� eld (11/29/08)Assists .................................................4 at GW (12/17/08)Blocks .............. 1 four times, last vs. Holy Cross (2/21/09)Steals........................... 3 twice, last vs. Columbia (1/5/09)Minutes .................................... 31 at Holy Cross (1/24/09)

Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/14 at Oklahoma 3-8 1-3 0-0 1/4/5 3 7 1 1 0 0 2811/17 St. Francis 1-3 0-1 0-0 0/2/2 0 2 2 2 0 3 1911/19 at Howard 3-6 1-3 0-0 0/2/2 2 7 1 3 0 1 2511/22 at Jacksonville 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/2/2 3 0 2 2 0 1 1611/25 at Stony Brook 6-9 2-2 2-2 0/6/6 3 16 2 3 1 0 2711/29 at Fair� eld 1-4 0-2 4-6 0/6/6 1 6 3 2 0 0 2312/1 Mount St. Mary’s 1-4 0-2 0-0 3/1/4 2 2 2 2 0 0 2612/6 at Georgetown 1-3 1-1 0-0 1/0/1 0 3 1 1 0 0 1412/17 at GW 5-9 2-3 2-4 1/2/3 1 14 4 1 0 0 2612/20 at UMBC 2-5 0-1 2-2 0/4/4 3 6 2 1 0 2 2412/22 at Maryland 4-9 1-2 0-1 2/3/5 3 9 2 1 0 0 2712/29 at Manhattan 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 1 0 0 31/2 Brown 0-2 0-1 0-0 0/2/2 0 0 3 1 0 0 141/5 Columbia 1-5 0-2 2-3 0/5/5 2 4 0 3 0 3 251/10 Lehigh* 2-3 0-0 0-0 1/4/5 2 4 1 1 0 0 131/14 Bucknell* 3-6 1-2 0-2 0/4/4 2 7 0 0 0 0 291/17 at Colgate* 2-3 2-3 0-0 2/5/7 3 6 2 0 0 0 251/24 at Holy Cross* 2-7 1-3 1-2 3/3/6 4 6 1 0 0 0 311/28 at Navy* 4-5 0-0 0-0 0/5/5 3 8 1 5 0 1 191/31 Lafayette* 1-5 0-1 3-5 1/6/7 2 5 3 3 0 0 262/4 Army* 6-11 2-4 0-0 4/3/7 1 14 1 2 0 0 222/7 at Lehigh* * 3-5 1-2 2-4 0/9/9 0 9 2 2 0 0 282/11 at Bucknell* 1-4 1-2 1-2 1/3/4 2 4 2 1 0 0 192/14 Colgate* 7-9 1-1 1-2 2/9/11 2 16 3 1 0 0 252/18 at Army* 4-5 1-2 0-0 0/5/5 0 9 3 0 0 0 182/21 Holy Cross* 0-3 0-2 0-0 0/1/1 2 0 1 1 1 0 252/25 Navy* 4-7 2-4 1-2 1/3/4 2 11 0 3 0 2 162/28 at Lafayette* 5-6 1-1 0-1 0/6/6 4 11 0 2 0 0 213/4 Lafayette 1-4 0-1 0-0 1/0/1 2 2 2 0 0 0 143/8 Army 3-6 0-3 0-0 1/3/4 4 6 3 2 0 0 223/13 Holy Cross 2-4 1-2 2-2 1/4/5 4 7 2 2 0 0 203/19 vs. Villanova 0-4 0-3 0-0 0/2/2 2 0 1 2 0 1 16




2008-09 (Sophomore): Ap-peared in 25 games and aver-aged 4.1 minutes ... shot .333 from the � eld ... dished out a career-high two assists and grabbed one

rebound at Lafayette (2/28/09) ... pulled down a career-high three rebounds and notched one assist vs. St. Francis (11/17/08) ... scored a career-high � ve points while playing a career-high 15 minutes at Oklahoma (11/14/08).

2007-08 (Freshman): Played in 14 games … scored three points against Navy (1/30/08), at Brown (1/4/08) and at Georgetown (12/29/07) … tallied two points, one re-bound and one assist at Colgate (1/19/08) ... picked up two rebounds against navy (1/30/08) and at Brown (1/4/08).

Played For: Munster High School - Mike Hackett.

Munster High School: Fin-ished an outstanding career at Munster High School by helping his team to a 21-4 re-cord before losing in the play-offs to the eventual Indiana State Champions, East Chicago High ... averaged 12.1 points, 3.8 re-bounds and 1.5 steals per game in his senior season and was Coach Mike Hackett’s defensive stopper ... set school record for three-pointers with eight in one game ... was named First Team All-Conference and First Team All-Area by the Munster Times, Second Team All-Area by the Post-Tribune and Honorable Mention Academic All-State.

Personal: Son of Mary and Ronald Luptak ... has two broth-ers, David and Jeffrey ... David played four years of baseball for Earlham College ... carried a 3.94 grade point average in high school ... majoring in business management.

steve LUPTAK, #22Junior • Guard • 6-3 • 185

Munster, Ind. • Munster High School • Business Mgt.

Total 3-point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 14 0 42 3.0 4 8 .500 3 6 .500 0 0 .000 2 5 7 0.5 1 0 2 0 0 0 11 0.82008-09 25 0 103 4.1 4 12 .333 4 6 .167 2 4 .500 4 7 11 0.4 9 0 5 12 0 0 11 0.4TOTAL 39 0 145 3.7 8 20 .400 4 12 .333 2 4 .500 6 12 18 0.5 10 0 7 12 0 0 22 0.6

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Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/10 at Saint Francis ------ DNP ------ 11/13 at Loyola (Md.) ------ DNP ------ 11/15 Fair� eld ------ DNP ------ 11/17 at Morgan State ------ DNP ------ 11/18 Stony Brook ------ DNP ------ 11/24 at NJIT 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 511/26 at Mount St. Mary’s ------ DNP ------ 12/1 UMBC ------ DNP ------ 12/4 Howard ------ DNP ------ 12/7 Jacksonville ------ DNP ------ 12/19 at Dayton Flyers 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 0 712/22 at Maryland 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 312/29 at Georgetown 1-2 1-2 0-0 0/0/0 0 3 0 0 0 0 21/4 at Brown 1-1 1-1 0-0 0/2/2 0 3 0 0 0 0 71/6 at Columbia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 31/12 at Lehigh * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21/16 at Bucknell * ------ DNP ------ 1/19 Colgate * 1-2 0-1 0-0 1/0/1 0 2 1 0 0 0 21/23 at Army * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/26 Holy Cross * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/30 Navy * 1-2 1-1 0-0 1/1/2 0 3 0 0 0 0 72/2 at Lafayette * ------ DNP ------ 2/6 at Holy Cross * ------ DNP ------ 2/10 Lehigh * ------ DNP ------ 2/13 Bucknell * ------ DNP ------ 2/17 at Colgate * ------ DNP ------ 2/20 Army * ------ DNP ------ 2/27 at Navy * ------ DNP ------ 3/1 Lafayette * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 23/5 Holy Cross ------ DNP ------ 3/9 Army 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13/14 Colgate ------ DNP ------3/21 vs Tennessee 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1


Luptak’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints......................................... 5 at Oklahoma (11/14/08)Rebounds ............................... 3 vs. St. Francis (11/17/08)FG Made....................................2 at Oklahoma (11/14/08)FG Atts....................................... 5 at Oklahoma (11/14/08) 3 FG Made........ 1 four times, last at Oklahoma (11/14/08)3 FG Atts....................................3 at Oklahoma (11/14/08)FT Made ....................................... 1 vs. Columbia (1/5/09)FT Atts .......................................... 2 vs. Columbia (1/5/09)Assists .......................................... 2 at Lafayette (2/28/09)Blocks ...........................................................................N/ASteals........................................................................... N/AMinutes .................15 twice, last vs. St. Francis (11/17/08)

Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/14 at Oklahoma 2-5 1-3 0-0 0/1/1 0 5 0 1 0 0 1511/17 St. Francis 0-2 0-0 0-0 0/3/3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1511/19 at Howard 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 211/22 at Jacksonville 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 0 0 211/25 at Stony Brook 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111/29 at Fair� eld 1-1 0-0 0-0 1/0/1 1 2 0 2 0 0 312/1 Mount St. Mary’s 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+12/6 at Georgetown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 1 0 0 012/17 at GW ------ DNP ------12/20 at UMBC ------ DNP ------12/22 at Maryland ------ DNP ------12/29 at Manhattan ------ DNP ------1/2 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 21/5 Columbia 0-0 0-0 1-2 0/0/0 0 1 0 0 0 0 21/10 Lehigh* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61/14 Bucknell* ------ DNP ------1/17 at Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21/24 at Holy Cross* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+1/28 at Navy* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 21/31 Lafayette* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 1 1 0 0 52/4 Army* 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 92/7 at Lehigh* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02/11 at Bucknell* ------ DNP ------2/14 Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 1/0/1 0 0 0 2 0 0 72/18 at Army* 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/1/1 1 0 0 3 0 0 62/21 Holy Cross* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+2/25 Navy* ------ DNP ------2/28 at Lafayette* 0-1 0-1 0-0 1/0/1 0 0 2 0 0 0 113/4 Lafayette 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13/8 Army 0-0 0-0 1-2 1/0/1 2 1 0 1 0 0 63/13 Holy Cross 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 1 0 0 53/19 vs. Villanova 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1




Before American: Transfered to American after playing two seasons at the University of Georgia ... will sit out the 2009-10 season due to NCAA transfer rules and will be

eligible to participate at the beginning of the 2010-11 season ... averaged 2.1 points in 21 appearances as a sophomore … scored a career-high 15 points against Kennesaw State with three rebounds and two assists … tallied eight points against Mississippi and picked up a career-best four rebounds … helped Georgia to the 2008 SEC Tournament Championship and NCAA Tournament berth as a freshman … scored a season-high 12 points on 4-of-6 shooting from behind the arc … recorded eight points against both Augusta State and Presbyterian.

Played For: Montrose Christian - Stu Vetter.

Montrose Christian: Helped his team to a 21-3 record and � nal national ranking of 21 as senior … averaged 15.1 points and 5.3 rebounds in his senior season … served as team captain for � nal season … was named the 2007 Capital Classic MVP after scoring 13 points and won the three-point shooting contest … scored 26 points against Oak Hill Academy … Mustangs were ranked in the national top-25 all four years he was a member of the team and began the 2006 season ranked #1.

Personal: Son of Sandra and Tony Brewer … has one sister, Tonia … father played basketball at Tennessee State … carried a 3.5 GPA in high school and was named to the honor roll all four years ... majoring in business administration.

troy BREWER, #3Junior • Guard • 6-5 • 175

Gaithersburg, Md. • Montrose Christian • Business Admin.

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… averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds during the 2008 European Championship … helped his U18 national team to the 2006 European Championship and was named MVP … four-time Romanian Club National Champion … three-time Romanian National Championship Most Outstanding Player.

Before American: Transferred to American midway through the 2008-09 season after playing one and a half seasons at George Mason ... is expected to become eligible for competition following the completion of fall 2009 semester � nals … averaged 2.3 points and 2.1 rebounds in seven appearances as a sophomore … shot .353 from the � oor and .375 from three … played in 30 games a freshman with four starts, averaging 2.3 points and 2.1 rebounds … scored a career-high 11 points against nationally ranked Kansas State … scored six points with � ve rebounds and one assist against Drexel … recorded seven points on 3-of-3 shooting against North Carolina-Wilmington … tallied 10 points and three rebounds at Towson.

Played For: St. John’s College (D.C) - Paul DeStefano.

St. John’s College: Named All-Met by the Washington Post as a senior and was selected to play in the Capital Classic … averaged 16 points, eight rebounds and two blocks and w a s named captain in his senior season … named to the Glaxo-Smith All-Tournament Team … tallied 11 points and six rebounds per game as a junior.

Personal: Son of Carmen Tocala and Petre Branisteanu … both parents played basketball for the Romanian national team … carried a 3.6 GPA as a senior in high school and was named to the honor roll each quarter … majoring in international media.

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Bucharest, Romania • St. John’s College • Int’l Media

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2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in seven games ... pulled down one rebound vs. Brown (1/2/09) ... scored two points in � rst collegiate game vs. St. Francis (11/17/08).

Played For: Janesville-Parker High School - Jim Lemire.

Janesville-Paker High School: Earned eight varsity letters, two football, three basketball, three track … was named First Team

All-Big-8 as a senior ... two-time basketball MVP… was named

captain as a senior and recorded 17 points, 12 rebounds, and 3 blocks per game ... placed third in the high jump

as a junior at the State Championships and � fth as a senior.

Personal: Son of Heidi and Jim Grafft ... has

two brothers, Jay and Charlie, and a sister, Britten ... carried a 3.79 grade point average in high school ... majoring in business

administration.

riley GRAFFT, #13Sophomore • Forward • 6-11 • 200

Janesville, Wiss. • Janesville-Parker High School • Business

Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/17 St. Francis 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 0 0 11/2 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 at Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21/24 at Holy Cross* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+2/4 Army* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/14 Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/18 at Army* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1


Graft’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints...................................... 2 vs. St. Francis (11/17/08)Rebounds .......................................... 1 vs. Brown (1/2/09) FG Made................................. 1 vs. St. Francis (11/17/08)FG Atts.................................... 1 vs. St. Francis (11/17/08)3 FG Made....................................................................N/A3 FG Atts.......................................................................N/AFT Made .......................................................................N/AFT Atts ..........................................................................N/AAssists ..........................................................................N/ABlocks ...........................................................................N/ASteals........................................................................... N/AMinutes ............................................2 at Colgate (1/17/09)

Total 3-point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 7 0 7 1.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.3TOTAL 7 0 7 1.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.3

Janesville-Paker High School:Earned eight varsity letters, twofootball, three basketball, threetrack … was named First Team

All-Big-8 as a senior ... two-timebasketball MVP… was named

captain as a senior and recorded 17points, 12 rebounds, and 3 blocks pergame ... placed third in the high jump

as a junior at the StateChampionships and � fthas a senior.

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two brothers, Jayand Charlie, anda sister, Britten... carried a3.79 gradepoint averagein high school... majoringin business

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2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in nine games ... scored his � rst collegiate three-pointer against Lafayette (3/4/09) ... grabbed one

rebound at Army (2/18/09) and one against Army (2/4/09).

Played For: Germantown Academy - Jim Fenerty.

Germantown Academy: Earned eight varsity letters, four basketball, four track and � eld … named captain of basketball team as a senior ... named Honorable Mention Southeastern Pennsylvania by the Philadelphia Inquirer, First Team All-Inter-Ac and won the Philadelphia Inter-Ac Championship as a junior and senior ... averaged 14 points, 6 assists and

3 rebounds per game as a senior.

Personal: Son of Joan and Joe Hill ... has one sister,

Rachelle ... carried a 3.7 grade point average in high school ... majoring in Arts & Sciences.

joe HILL, #25Sophomore • Guard • 6-2 • 190

Plymouth Meeting, PA. • Germantown Academy

College of Arts & Sciences

Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M12/6 at Georgetown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+1/2 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 at Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/24 at Holy Cross* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+2/4 Army* 0-1 0-1 0-0 1/0/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 22/14 Colgate* 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/18 at Army* 0-1 0-1 0-0 0/1/1 2 0 0 0 0 0 03/4 Lafayette 1-1 1-1 0-0 0/0/0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0+3/13 Holy Cross 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+


Hill’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints..............................................3 vs Lafayette (3/4/09)Rebounds ..........................1 twice, last at Army (2/18/09)FG Made.........................................1 vs Lafayette (3/4/09)FG Atts................. 1 three times, last vs Lafayette (3/4/09)3 FG Made......................................1 vs Lafayette (3/4/09)3 FG Atts.............. 1 three times, last vs Lafayette (3/4/09)FT Made .......................................................................N/AFT Atts ..........................................................................N/AAssists ..........................................................................N/ABlocks ...........................................................................N/ASteals........................................................................... N/AMinutes ................................................ 2 vs. Army (2/4/09)


3 rebounds per game as asenior.

Personal: Son of Joan andJoe Hill ... has one sister,

Rachelle ... carrieda 3.7 grade pointaverage in highschool ... majoring inArts & Sciences.



2008-09 (Freshman): Averaged 3.4 points and 2.6 rebounds while appearing in all 32 games for the Eagles ... shot .463 from the � eld and recorded 20 blocked shots

... tallied four rebounds, two points and one assist against Villanova (3/19/09) in the NCAA Tournament ... recorded seven points, six rebounds, two blocks and one steal at Lafayette (2/28/09) ... scored six points and added three rebounds and one block against Holy Cross (2/21/09) ... recorded � ve points and one rebound at Lehigh (2/7/09) ... scored a career-high 10 points on 3-of-5 shooting from the � oor and pulled down a career-high eight rebounds, including three offensive, at Colgate (1/17/09) ... scored eight points on 3-of-5 shooting vs. Brown (1/2/09) ... blocked a season-high three shots and grabbed three rebounds vs. Brown (1/2/09) ... netted six points while tallying six rebounds, one assist and two steals at Maryland (12/22/08) ... scored four points and recorded two rebounds in 11 minutes of play at Oklahoma (11/14/08).

Played For: Junipero Serra High School - Chuck Rapp.

Junipero Serra High School: Earned four varsity letters, two basketball, two baseball … named basketball MVP junior and senior year … two-time San Mateo County Player of the

Year, All-WCAL and league leading scorer ... also named All-Metro and San Francisco Examiner Player of the

Year as a senior ... averaged 22 points, 11 rrebounds and 3 blocks per game as a senior ... named team

captain senior year.

Personal: Son of Sue and Larry Lumpkins... has a brother, Adam, and sister, Allison, ...

father played basketball at Northwestern University ... majoring in business administration.

stephen LUMPKINS, #32Sophomore • Forward • 6-8 • 225

Redwood City, CA. • Junipero Serra High School • Business


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captain senior year.

Personal: Son of Sue and Larry Lumpkins.has a brother, Adam, and sister, Allison, .

father played basketball at NorthwesterUniversity ... majoring in businesadministration.



Date Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M11/14 at Oklahoma 2-5 0-0 0-0 1/1/2 2 4 0 1 0 0 1111/17 St. Francis 2-4 0-0 1-3 0/3/3 3 5 0 1 2 0 1211/19 at Howard 3-5 0-0 2-4 2/1/3 4 8 0 2 0 1 2011/22 at Jacksonville 3-5 0-0 0-0 3/2/5 2 6 0 0 0 1 1611/25 at Stony Brook 0-0 0-0 1-2 0/2/2 0 1 1 1 0 0 1011/29 at Fair� eld 2-4 0-0 0-0 0/3/3 3 4 1 0 0 0 1312/1 Mount St. Mary’s 1-2 0-0 2-3 1/0/1 1 4 0 0 0 0 412/6 at Georgetown 3-6 0-0 0-1 3/0/3 0 6 1 0 1 1 912/17 at GW 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 612/20 at UMBC 0-0 0-0 0-0 1/0/1 1 0 0 0 0 0 212/22 at Maryland 3-7 0-0 0-2 1/5/6 2 6 1 1 1 2 1312/29 at Manhattan 0-0 0-0 0-2 0/2/2 3 0 0 1 1 0 81/2 Brown 3-5 0-0 2-2 0/3/3 2 8 0 0 3 0 161/5 Columbia 0-2 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 0 61/10 Lehigh* 1-4 0-0 3-6 2/0/2 2 5 0 1 1 0 91/14 Bucknell* 0-3 0-0 0-0 1/1/2 3 0 0 0 0 0 51/17 at Colgate* 3-5 0-0 4-6 3/5/8 3 10 0 0 1 0 221/24 at Holy Cross* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 1 0 0 0 0 1 21/28 at Navy* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 31/31 Lafayette* 0-0 0-0 1-3 1/2/3 2 1 1 0 0 0 112/4 Army* 1-2 0-0 2-2 0/5/5 1 4 0 0 2 0 152/7 at Lehigh* 2-2 0-0 1-1 1/0/1 4 5 0 0 0 0 52/11 at Bucknell* 1-2 0-0 0-0 0/3/3 1 2 0 0 1 0 82/14 Colgate* 1-2 0-0 2-4 1/1/2 4 4 0 0 1 0 142/18 at Army* 1-2 0-0 1-1 1/2/3 0 3 1 3 1 0 182/21 Holy Cross* 2-3 0-0 2-2 1/2/3 2 6 0 0 1 0 162/25 Navy* 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 2 0 0 0 0 42/28 at Lafayette* 1-2 0-0 5-10 2/4/6 2 7 0 0 2 1 183/4 Lafayette 1-3 0-0 0-0 1/2/3 3 2 0 0 1 2 183/8 Army 0-0 0-0 0-1 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33/13 Holy Cross 1-1 0-0 1-4 1/2/3 1 3 1 0 1 1 153/19 vs. Villanova 0-2 0-0 2-2 0/4/4 2 2 1 0 0 0 13


Lumpkins’ Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints.............................................10 at Colgate (1/17/09)Rebounds ........................................8 at Colgate (1/17/09)FG Made...................3 six times, last at Colgate (1/17/09)FG Atts........................................ 7 at Maryland (12/22/08)3 FG Made....................................................................N/A3 FG Atts.......................................................................N/AFT Made ....................................... 5 at Lafayette (2/28/09) FT Atts ........................................ 10 at Lafayette (2/28/09)Assists .............. 1 six times, last vs. Holy Cross (3/13/09)Blocks ................................................ 3 vs. Brown (1/2/09)Steals..............................2 twice last vs Lafayette (3/4/09)Minutes ......................................... 22 at Colgate (1/17/09)



2008-09 (Freshman): Appeared in � ve games ... tallied two points against Colgate (2/14/09) ... scored his � rst collegiate basket at Colgate

(1/17/09) and grabbed one rebound.

Played For: North� eld Mount Hermon School (Mass.) - John Carroll.

North� eld Mount Hermon School: Earned eight varsity letters, � ve basketball, three track … named named basketball

MVP as a sophomore and senior … averaged 12 points, seven rebounds and seven assists as a senior ... was named team captain

senior year.

Personal: Son of Becky Varner and Tom McCormack … has a brother, Ben, and sister, Jess … majoring in business.

simon McCORMACK, #0Sophomore • Guard • 6-4 • 185

New Castle, N.H. • Northfi eld Mt. Hermon School (Mass.)

Business

kDate Opponent S FG 3P FT-A O/D/T PF TP A TO B S M1/2 Brown 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/5 Columbia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+1/17 at Colgate* 1-1 0-0 0-0 0/1/1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2/4 Army* 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/14 Colgate* 0-0 0-0 2-2 0/0/0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2


McCormack’s Career HighsCategory .......................................................Career-HighPoints............................. 2 twice, last vs Colgate (2/14/09)Rebounds ........................................1 at Colgate (1/17/09)FG Made..........................................1 at Colgate (1/17/09)FG Atts................................ 1 twice, last vs Army (2/4/09)3 FG Made....................................................................N/A3 FG Atts.......................................................................N/AFT Made .........................................2 vs Colgate (2/14/09)FT Atts ............................................2 vs Colgate (2/14/09)Assists ..........................................................................N/ABlocks ...........................................................................N/ASteals........................................................................... N/AMinutes .......................... 2 twice, last vs Colgate (2/14/09)

Total 3-point ReboundsYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 5 0 6 1.2 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 0.2 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0.8TOTAL 5 0 6 1.2 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 0.2 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0.8

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senior year.

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Played For: Rancocas Valley Regional - Jay Flanagan.

Rancocas Valley Regional: Scored 1,158 career points

with 204 three pointers over four year career … led his team to the 2008 Group IV State Championship … named Burlington County Player of the Year, All-State and All-South Jersey … two-time team captain.

Personal: Son of Michael and Vicki … has one brother, Kevin … mother played basketball at Siena College … graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA … plans to major in math.

mike BERSCH, #43Freshman • Forward • 6-6 • 205

Mt. Holly, N.J. • Rancocas Valley Regional High School

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Kent School / Venice High School: Averaged 17 points, six rebounds and three assists per game at the Kent School where he was named All-New England Class B … named First Team All-Western League twice while playing for Venice High School … three-time team captain … recorded a triple-double by scoring a career-high 42 points with 16 rebounds and 10 assists.

Personal: Son of Grace Borucki … has one sister, Krysia … achieved a high school GPA of 3.4 and was named to the honor roll every year … plans to major in business administration.

jordan BORUCKI, #15Freshman • Guard • 6-3 • 180

Los Angeles, Calif. • Kent School (Connecticut)

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Played For: Melbourne Grammar - Nick Abdicevic.

Melbourne Grammar: Won a bronze medal at the 2009

Australian National Championships as a member of the Victorian State U-20 Team … won a silver medal at the 2008 National School Boys Tournament and a bronze at the 2008 Paci� c School Games … led his Melbourne Grammar team to the top of the Australian Private School rankings in 2008 for the � rst time in school history … also competed in water polo and swimming at Melbourne Grammar.

Personal: Son of Lisette and Greg Fisher … has one brother, Lewis … mother played hockey at Victorian Pharmacy College and father played cricket at Swinburne University … achieved a 3.5 high school GPA and was a member of the debate team and student newspaper … plans to major in international studies.

daniel FISHER, #12Freshman • Forward • 6-7 • 220

Melbourne, Australia • Melbourne Grammar

International Studies

Played For: Germantown Academy - Jim Fenerty.

Germantown Academy: Averaged 15 points and 11

rebounds during senior season … helped his team to three Inter-Ac Championships … also helped his team to the Independent State Tournament Finals … named Third Team All-State, First Team All-Inter-Ac and the Markward Club Player of the Year … recorded a double-double with 43 points and 12 rebounds playing for his AAU team, Team Philly.

Personal: Son of Theresa and Jim Holton … has two sisters, Brittany and Kimberly … enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences.

jeff HOLTON, #44Freshman • Forward • 6-7 • 240

Fort Washington, Pa. • Germantown Academy

College of Arts & Sciencesces



Played For: St. Thomas - Neil Laminack.

St. Thomas: Led his team to the 2008 TAPPS 6A State

Championship and 2009 TAPPS 6A State Quarter� nals … also helped his team to 2008 and 2009 District Championships … named TAPPS First Team All-State as a senior and was selected to the TAPPS All-State Game … averaged 16 points, eight assists, three rebounds and four steals as a senior … � nished second in District MVP voting following his senior year … TAPPS First Team All-District … selected to play in the 2009 Capital Classic.

Personal: Son of Annette and Brian Jolivette … has one sister, Brooke … cousin Terrance Mouton played basketball at Rider University … carried a high school GPA of 3.4 and was a member of the National Honor Society … was the leader of the Race Relations Committee and board member of the Round Up committee … named “Man of St. Thomas” in senior year … plans to major in Business with a minor in public communications.

blake JOLIVETTE, #20Freshman • Guard • 5-11 • 170

Houston, Texas • St. Thomas High School

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St. Thomas Aquinas: Helped his team to the Nike Dr. Martin

Luther King Championship in both his junior and senior year … team was a Broward County Big 8 selection … averaged 13 points and eight assists in his � nal season … named All-County as a junior and senior and to the Broward County Big School All-Star Team as a senior … led his AAU team to the AAU Nationals Round of 16 as a junior while averaging 20 points.

Personal: Son of Maria and Sera� n Munoz … has two brothers, Rene and Ryan … achieved a 4.2 GPA in high school … received Highest Honors all four years of high school and was a member of the National Honor Society … plans to major in business.

daniel MUNOZ, #2Freshman • Guard • 6-1 •175

Plantation, Fla. • St. Thomas Aquinas High School

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Played For: P.K. Yonge - Carlos Villalobos.

P.K. Yonge: Scored 2,025 points during his four year career …

averaged 21 points, 10 rebounds and three assists in his senior season and 22 points, seven rebounds and three assists as a junior … led his team to a second-place � nish at the 2008 State Championships and to the 2008 Regional Championship … named North Central Florida 3A Player of the Year as a senior … two-time Gainesville Sun Area Player of the Year … was runner-up in the North Central Florida 3A Player of the Year voting as a junior and selected to the State Championships All-Tournament Team … helped The Rock School to a second-place � nish in the 1A State Championships in his sophomore season.

Personal: Son of Natalie and Gregory Snodgrass … has one sister, Christa, and one brother, Nathan … father played basketball at Army … achieved a 3.5 GPA in high school and graduated cum laude … plans to major in business administration.

josh SNODGRASS, #33Freshman • Guard • 6-4 • 220

Gainesville, Fla. • P.K. Yonge High School

Business Admin.

PositionGuard (10).................. Borucki, Brewer...........................................Hendra, Hill....................................Jolivette, Luptak..............................McCormack, Munoz................................Snodgrass, WilsonForward (6) ...................Bersch, Fisher........................................ Grafft, Holton.........................Lumpkins, Moldoveanu

ClassSenior (1) ..................................Wilson

Junior (4) ....................Brewer, Hendra............................. Luptak, Moldoveanu

Sophomore (4) ....................Grafft, Hill......................... Lumpkins, McCormack

Freshman (7) ..............Bersch, Borucki........................................Fisher, Holton....................................Jolivette, Munoz.............................................Snodgrass

Height5-11..........................................Jolivette6-1 .............................................Munoz6-2 ......................................Hill, Wilson6-3 ..............................Borucki, Hendra................................................... Luptak6-4 ................. McCormack, Snodgrass6-5 ............................................ Brewer6-6 .............................................Bersch6-7 ..................................Fisher, Holton6-8 ........................................ Lumpkins6-9 .....................................Modoveanu6-11..............................................Grafft

Home State/CountryAustralia......................................FisherCalifornia ................ Borucki, LumpkinsFlorida.....................Munoz, SnodgrassIndiana ....................................... LuptakMaryland ................................... BrewerNew Hampshire .................McCormackNew Jersey ................................BerschNew York ..................................HendraPennsylvania ...................... Hill, HoltonRomania ........................... MoldoveanuTexas ..........................Jolivette, WilsonWisconsin ....................................Grafft

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2009-10 Roster Breakdown



2008-09 Season Review

Patriot League Champions2009

Wins, matching the program’s all-time record 24-8 overall record, 13-1 in Patriot League

24

Consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance ‘07 -’08 vs. Tennessee in Birmingham

‘08 -’09 vs. Villanova in Philadelphia

2nd

Career wins at AU for Head Coach Jeff Jones All-time American record

149

Road wins, most in program history Tied for fi rst in the nation

11

Patriot League Coach of the Year award earned by Jeff Jones

1

Consecutive wins against Patriot League opponents in Bender Arena February 2008 - present

17

Ranked scoring defense in the NCAA Allowed 59.1 points per game

11th

Career starts by Derrick Mercer, ‘09 All-time American record

122

Career three-pointers by Garrison Carr, ‘09 All-time American record

302

All-Patriot League Selections Derrick Mercer, ‘09 - Player of the Year, First Team

Garrison Carr, ‘09 - First Team

Brian Gilmore, ‘09 - Second Team

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Derrick Mercer is the only player in Patriot League history to score 1,200 points and record 500 assists 1,285 career points 524 career assists

1,200 - 500



Team PL Pct Home Away Overall Pct Home Away NeutralAmerican * 13-1 .929 7-0 6-1 24-8 .750 13-1 11-6 0-1Holy Cross 11-3 .786 6-1 5-2 18-14 .563 12-4 6-10 0-0Navy 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 19-11 .633 12-3 7-7 0-1Army 6-8 .429 4-3 2-5 11-19 .367 7-7 4-12 0-0Lehigh 5-9 .357 3-4 2-5 15-14 .517 8-6 7-8 0-0Colgate 5-9 .357 4-3 1-6 10-20 .333 4-7 6-13 0-0Bucknell 4-10 .286 3-4 1-6 7-23 .233 6-8 1-15 0-0Lafayette 4-10 .286 3-4 1-6 8-22 .267 6-8 2-14 0-0

* Won 2009 Patriot League Tournament and earned automatic berth into NCAA Tournament.

2008-09 Patriot League Standings

ScoringPLAYER ................................. GP ..... FG ..... 3P...... FT .... PTS. ....AVG1. Kina, Kaleo, NAVY ................30 ... 185 ...35 ...136 .... 541 .. 18.02. Carr, Garrison, AMERICAN ..32 ... 189 ..114 .... 81 .... 573 .. 17.93. Harris, Chris, NAVY ..............30 ... 136 ... 85 ...106 .... 463 .. 15.44. Carrington, Zahir, LEHIGH ...29 ... 142 ....0 ... 123 .... 407 .. 14.05. Hall, Marquis, LEHIGH .........29 ... 129 ... 54 .... 92 .... 404 .. 13.9

3-Point Field GoalsPLAYER ...................................................................GP ..... 3FG ....AVG1. Carr, Garrison, AMERICAN ................................32 .......114 .... 3.562. Harris, Chris, NAVY ..............................................30 ........ 85 .... 2.833. Teague, Adam, NAVY ........................................... 30 ........ 75 .... 2.504. Brown, Andrew, LAFAYETTE ...............................30 ........ 66 .... 2.205. Hall, Marquis, LEHIGH .........................................29 ........ 54 .... 1.86

AssistsPLAYER ...................................................................GP ..... AST ....AVG1. Shazier, Darryl, BUCKNELL ..................................30 ...... 138 .... 4.602. Mercer, Derrick, AMERICAN ...............................32 ...... 140 .... 4.383. Hall, Marquis, LEHIGH ..........................................29 .......118 .... 4.074. Kina, Kaleo, NAVY .................................................30 .......113 .... 3.775. Avworo, O.J., NAVY ...............................................30 ...... 109 .... 3.63

Three-Point PercentagePLAYER ....................................................... GP....3FG ...3FGA .... PCT1. Beinert, Andrew, HOLY CROSS ..................32...... 49 ..... 108 .... .4542. Teague, Adam, NAVY ................................30.......75 ...... 177 .. .4243. Gilmore, Brian, AMERICAN ....................32...... 49 ...... 120 ... .4084. Richard, Cleveland, ARMY ........................30.......33 ........ 81 .. .4075. Boon, G.W., BUCKNELL ...........................30.......53 ...... 135 .... .393

Blocked ShotsPLAYER ...................................................................GP .......NO ....AVG1. Woodhouse, Alex, COLGATE ................................23 ........ 59 .... 2.57 2. Veazey, Mark, NAVY..............................................29 ........ 33 .... 1.14 3. Nelson, Marcus, ARMY .........................................30 ........ 32 .... 1.07 4. Nichols, Jordan, AMERICAN ..............................32 ........ 34 .... 1.06 5. Meister,Eric, HOLY CROSS ..................................29 ........ 27 .... 0.93

Team Field Goal PercentagePLAYER ...................................................................GP .....FGA .... PCT1. AMERICAN .............................................................2 .... 1614 .... .465

Team Scoring DefensePLAYER ...................................................................GP .....FGA .... PCT1. AMERICAN ...........................................................32 .... 1891 .... 59.1

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Garrison CarrNABC All-District First TeamPatriot League Tournament MVPFirst Team All-Patriot LeaguePatriot League Preseason Player of the YearPatriot League Player of the Week (11/24, 1/5, 2/2, 2/23, 3/2)AU Student-Athlete of the Week (12/22, 1/5, 3/23)

Brian GilmoreSecond Team All-Patriot LeaguePatriot League All-Tournament TeamAU Student-Athlete of the Week (1/19)

Jeff JonesNABC District Coach of the YearPatriot League Coach of the Year

Derrick MercerAP All-America Honorable Mention

Patriot League Player of the YearFirst Team All-Patriot LeaguePatriot League All-Tournament Team

Preseason All-Patriot LeagueAU Student-Athlete of the Week (2/2)

Patriot League Academic Honor RollBrian Gilmore, Business Adminstration

Nick Hendra, International BusinessJoe Hill, UndecidedSimon McCormack, Business Administration

Bryce Simon, Health PromotionMatthew Wilson, Business Administration

Patriot League Team RankingsCategory Rank No.Scoring Offense 4 64.5Scoring Defense 1 59.1Scoring Margin 1 +5.4Field Goal Percentage 1 .465Field Goal Percentage Defense 2 .3973-Point Field Goal Percentage 1 .3743-Point Field Goal Defense 5 .330Rebounding Offense 5 32.7Rebounding Defense 2 30.3Rebounding Margin 3 +2.4Blocked Shots 6 2.47Assists 4 13.16Steals 6 5.50Turnover Margin 4 -0.28Assist/Turnover Ratio 1 1.00Offensive Rebounds 6 9.44Defensive Rebounds 4 23.253-Point Field Goals Made 3 7.19

NCAA Team RankingsCategory Rank No.Field Goal Percentage Defense 27 39.7Field Goal Percentage 50 46.5Rebounding Margin 96 2.4Scoring Defense 11 59.1Scoring Margin 70 5.43-Point Field Goal Defense 100 33.03-Point Field Goals Per Game 78 7.23-Point Field Goal Percentage 47 37.4Win-Lost Percentage 25 75.0

Patriot League Individual RankingsCategory Player Rank No.Scoring Garrison Carr 2 17.9 Brian Gilmore 9 12.5Rebounds Brian Gilmore 8 5.4FG % Brian Gilmore 4 .527 Derrick Mercer 7 .476Assists Derrick Mercer 2 4.38FT % Garrison Carr 7 .771Steals Derrick Mercer 10 1.163FG % Brian Gilmore 3 .408 Garrison Carr 6 .3893FG Garrison Carr 1 3.56Blocks Jordan Nichols 4 1.06A/T Ratio Derrick Mercer 3 1.97Off. Reb. Jordan Nichols 3 2.22Def. Reb. Brian Gilmore 7 3.75 Derrick Mercer 10 3.56 Nick Hendra 10 3.56

NCAA Individual RankingsCategory Player Rank No.PPG Garrison Carr 71 17.9A/T Ratio Derrick Mercer 72 1.97APG Derrick Mercer 96 4.43FG % Garrison Carr 44 38.93FG Garrison Carr 7 3.6

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Garrison Carr, ‘092009 NABC All-District First Team

Derrick Mercer, ‘092009 Patriot League Player of the Year



TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg05 Carr, Garrison 32 31 1153 36.0 189 471 .401 114 293 .389 81 105 .771 16 82 98 3.1 66 0 53 84 2 31 573 17.9

14 Gilmore, Brian 32 32 1036 32.4 145 275 .527 49 120 .408 60 88 .682 52 120 172 5.4 85 0 64 72 3 24 399 12.5

03 Mercer, Derrick 32 32 1192 37.2 140 294 .476 25 61 .410 70 115 .609 21 114 135 4.2 66 1 140 71 4 37 375 11.7

21 Hendra, Nick 32 1 686 21.4 78 166 .470 22 60 .367 23 40 .575 26 114 140 4.4 64 0 53 51 2 14 201 6.3

44 Nichols, Jordan 32 23 864 27.0 75 114 .658 0 0 .000 16 31 .516 71 95 166 5.2 93 2 28 38 34 25 166 5.2

15 Borden, Frank 32 32 638 19.9 40 117 .342 4 29 .138 32 46 .696 31 64 95 3.0 93 1 47 43 12 31 116 3.6

32 Lumpkins, Stephen 32 0 345 10.8 38 82 .463 0 0 .000 32 61 .525 27 56 83 2.6 55 0 8 11 20 10 108 3.4

33 Simon, Bryce 23 0 214 9.3 23 54 .426 14 42 .333 3 3 1.000 5 18 23 1.0 14 0 14 14 1 2 63 2.7

04 Markusovic, Frane 19 9 140 7.4 15 20 .750 0 0 .000 7 13 .538 5 17 22 1.2 22 0 4 6 1 2 37 1.9

00 McCormack, Simon 5 0 6 1.2 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 0.2 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0.8

22 Luptak, Steve 25 0 103 4.1 4 12 .333 1 6 .167 2 4 .500 4 7 11 0.4 9 0 5 12 0 0 11 0.4

01 Wilson, Matthew 18 0 58 3.2 1 3 .333 0 1 .000 5 6 .833 2 6 8 0.4 10 0 5 6 0 0 7 0.4

25 Hill, Joe 9 0 5 0.6 1 3 .333 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.2 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.3

13 Graft, Riley 7 0 7 1.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.3

50 Technow, Mike 4 0 3 0.8 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TM Team 41 48 89 2.9 1 12

Total 32 751 1614 .465 230 615 .374 333 514 .648 302 744 1046 32.7 581 4 421 422 79 176 2065 64.5 Opponents 32 644 1623 .397 179 542 .330 424 583 .727 312 658 970 30.3 552 - 335 413 102 195 1891 59.1

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg05 Carr, Garrison 14 13 500 35.7 74 194 .381 44 118 .373 42 58 .724 8 36 44 3.1 26 0 27 37 2 10 234 16.7

03 Mercer, Derrick 14 14 536 38.3 69 131 .527 16 29 .552 35 60 .583 7 54 61 4.4 23 0 73 29 0 19 189 13.5

14 Gilmore, Brian 14 14 439 31.4 60 114 .526 23 47 .489 21 34 .618 22 44 66 4.7 36 0 24 30 2 9 164 11.7

21 Hendra, Nick 14 1 317 22.6 44 79 .557 13 27 .481 9 20 .450 15 66 81 5.8 29 0 20 21 1 3 110 7.9

44 Nichols, Jordan 14 14 386 27.6 39 58 .672 0 0 .000 10 23 .435 36 44 80 5.7 38 0 13 14 24 12 88 6.3

15 Borden, Frank 14 14 283 20.2 18 58 .310 0 9 .000 18 24 .750 20 38 58 4.1 35 0 19 16 3 16 54 3.9


33 Simon, Bryce 14 0 137 9.8 11 31 .355 7 26 .269 3 3 1.000 3 13 16 1.1 6 0 8 7 1 1 32 2.3

00 McCormack, Simon 3 0 5 1.7 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1.3


01 Wilson, Matthew 5 0 8 1.6 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 2 2 0.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.4

25 Hill, Joe 5 0 4 0.8 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

13 Graft, Riley 5 0 5 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

50 Technow, Mike 3 0 2 0.7 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

22 Luptak, Steve 11 0 48 4.4 0 3 .000 0 3 .000 0 0 .000 2 1 3 0.3 3 0 3 6 0 0 0 0.0

TM Team 14 29 43 3.1 1 6

Total 14 332 705 .471 103 261 .395 163 262 .622 142 360 502 35.9 229 0 190 173 43 72 930 66.4 Opponents 14 270 734 .368 76 247 .308 156 219 .712 134 287 421 30.1 256 - 149 176 32 85 772 55.1

2008-09 Overall Stats (24-8)

2008-09 Patriot League Games (13-1)

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg05 Carr, Garrison 4 4 154 38.5 28 59 .475 19 42 .452 7 10 .700 1 13 14 3.5 8 0 6 7 0 5 82 20.5

14 Gilmore, Brian 4 4 132 33.0 27 46 .587 7 19 .368 9 14 .643 4 15 19 4.8 14 0 6 8 0 5 70 17.5

03 Mercer, Derrick 4 4 154 38.5 22 49 .449 2 9 .222 8 14 .571 2 13 15 3.8 9 0 22 9 0 4 54 13.5

15 Borden, Frank 4 4 84 21.0 7 12 .583 1 2 .500 5 9 .556 3 7 10 2.5 12 1 9 8 2 3 20 5.0

21 Hendra, Nick 4 0 72 18.0 6 18 .333 1 9 .111 2 2 1.000 3 9 12 3.0 12 0 8 6 0 1 15 3.8

44 Nichols, Jordan 4 4 111 27.8 6 8 .750 0 0 .000 3 3 1.000 11 8 19 4.8 13 0 6 8 6 3 15 3.8

33 Simon, Bryce 4 0 29 7.3 5 9 .556 2 5 .400 0 0 .000 2 2 4 1.0 2 0 0 5 0 1 12 3.0


25 Hill, Joe 2 0 0 0.0 1 1 1.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.5

22 Luptak, Steve 4 0 13 3.3 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 0 1 0.3 4 0 1 2 0 0 1 0.3


01 Wilson, Matthew 2 0 1 0.5 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TM Team 7 9 16 4.0 0 2

Total 4 104 208 .500 33 87 .379 38 61 .623 36 84 120 30.0 81 1 60 55 10 25 279 69.8 Opponents 4 83 206 .403 23 65 .354 64 80 .800 47 78 125 31.3 74 - 45 58 18 20 253 63.2

2008-09 Postseason Patriot League & NCAA Games (3-1)

2008-09 Statistics



DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE RECORD ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/14/08 ..... 7:00 p.m. CST ...at Oklahoma ........................L, 54-83 ............... 0-1, 0-0 ..............10331 .......... (16) Gilmore, Brian .............. (8) Nichols, Jordan 11/17/08 ..... 7:30 p.m. ...........Saint Francis (Pa.) .............W, 67-46 ............... 1-1, 0-0 ................2123 .......... (28) Carr, Garrison .............. (5) Nichols, Jordan 11/19/08 ..... 7:00 p.m. ...........at Howard ...........................W, 65-63 ............... 2-1, 0-0 ..................576 .......... (29) Carr, Garrison ................ (7) Gilmore, Brian 11/22/08 ..... 7:00 p.m. ...........at Jacksonville ....................W, 75-67 ............... 3-1, 0-0 ................1492 .......... (24) Carr, Garrison .............. (9) Nichols, Jordan 11/25/08 ..... 7:05 p.m. ...........at Stony Brook ....................W, 56-53 ............... 4-1, 0-0 ................ 1100 ............ (16) Hendra, Nick .................. (6) Hendra, Nick 11/29/08 ..... 7:30 p.m. ...........at Fair� eld ...........................L, 73-82 ............... 4-2, 0-0 ................1743 .......... (17) Carr, Garrison ................ (8) Gilmore, Brian 12/1/08....... 9:00 p.m. ...........Mount St. Mary’s .................L, 52-57 ............... 4-3, 0-0 ................1383 .......... (15) Gilmore, Brian .............. (16) Gilmore, Brian 12/06/08..... 1:00 p.m. ...........at Georgetown .....................L, 49-73 ............... 4-4, 0-0 .............. 11196 ............ (9) Carr, Garrison ................ (6) Gilmore, Brian .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................(9) Mercer, Derrick12/17/08..... 7:30 p.m. ...........at George Washington ........L, 50-63 ............... 4-5, 0-0 ................2653 ..........(23) Gilmore, Brian ................ (9) Gilmore, Brian12/20/08..... 7:05 p.m. ...........at UMBC .............................W, 74-61 ............... 5-5, 0-0 ................1470 .......... (34) Carr, Garrison .............. (11) Gilmore, Brian 12/22/08..... 7:45 p.m. ...........at Maryland .........................L, 51-67 ............... 5-6, 0-0 ..............15838 .........(12) Mercer, Derrick ........ (6) Lumpkins, Stephen 12/29/08..... 7:05 p.m. ...........at Manhattan ......................W, 60-48 ............... 6-6, 0-0 ................2107 .......... (21) Carr, Garrison ............ (10) Nichols, Jordan 1/2/09......... 7:30 p.m. ...........Brown .................................W, 68-53 ............... 7-6, 0-0 ................1012 .......... (22) Carr, Garrison ...............(6) Mercer, Derrick........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (6) Gilmore, Brian 1/5/09......... 7:30 p.m. ...........Columbia ............................W, 62-50 ............... 8-6, 0-0 ..................923 .......... (23) Carr, Garrison ...............(7) Mercer, Derrick 1/10/09....... 2:00 p.m. ...........Lehigh * ........................W, 76-66 OT ............... 9-6, 1-0 ................2565 .........(15) Mercer, Derrick .............. (9) Nichols, Jordan1/14/09....... 7:30 p.m. ...........Bucknell * ...........................W, 69-55 ............. 10-6, 2-0 ................1615 .......... (25) Carr, Garrison ................ (8) Carr, Garrison 1/17/09....... 2:07 p.m. ...........at Colgate * ........................W, 79-49 ..............11-6, 3-0 ..................549 .......... (28) Gilmore, Brian ........ (8) Lumpkins, Stephen 1/24/09....... 2:00 p.m. ...........at Holy Cross * ....................L, 62-71 ..............11-7, 3-1 ................3672 .........(19) Mercer, Derrick ............ (10) Nichols, Jordan 1/28/09....... 7:00 p.m. ...........at Navy * .............................W, 68-67 ............. 12-7, 4-1 ................2675 .......... (28) Carr, Garrison ................ (9) Gilmore, Brian...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (9) Nichols, Jordan 1/31/09....... 2:00 p.m. ...........Lafayette * ..........................W, 78-65 ............. 13-7, 5-1 ................2876 .......... (22) Gilmore, Brian ................ (7) Borden, Frank .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (7) Hendra, Nick 2/4/09......... 7:30 p.m. ...........Army * ................................W, 58-34 ............. 14-7, 6-1 ................1292 ............ (14) Hendra, Nick ...............(8) Mercer, Derrick2/7/09......... 7:05 p.m. ...........at Lehigh * ..........................W, 66-58 ............. 15-7, 7-1 ................1874 .........(15) Mercer, Derrick .................. (9) Hendra, Nick2/11/09 ....... 7:00 p.m. ...........at Bucknell * .......................W, 52-50 ............. 16-7, 8-1 ................1938 .........(17) Mercer, Derrick ...............(7) Mercer, Derrick2/14/09....... 1:00 p.m. ...........Colgate * ............................W, 69-44 ............. 17-7, 9-1 ................1731 ............ (16) Hendra, Nick ................ (11) Hendra, Nick 2/18/09....... 7:00 p.m. ...........at Army * .............................W, 58-36 ........... 18-7, 10-1 ................1062 .........(17) Mercer, Derrick ................ (7) Borden, Frank2/21/09....... 2:00 p.m. ...........Holy Cross * .......................W, 56-50 ............19-7, 11-1 ................3018 .......... (28) Carr, Garrison ................ (7) Gilmore, Brian 2/25/09....... 8:00 p.m. ...........Navy * .................................W, 64-59 ........... 20-7, 12-1 ................1655 .......... (20) Carr, Garrison .............. (9) Nichols, Jordan2/28/09....... 2:00 p.m. ...........at Lafayette * ................W, 75-68 OT ........... 21-7, 13-1 ................2463 .......... (23) Carr, Garrison .............. (9) Nichols, Jordan3/4/09......... 7:30 p.m. ...........Lafayette # .........................W, 78-56 ........... 22-7, 13-1 ................1903 .........(20) Mercer, Derrick ...............(7) Mercer, Derrick ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... (7)Gilmore, Brian 3/8/09......... 12:00 p.m. .........Army # ................................W, 61-60 ........... 23-7, 13-1 ................1846 .......... (19) Gilmore, Brian .............. (7) Nichols, Jordan3/13/09....... 4:45 p.m. ...........Holy Cross $ .......................W, 73-57 ........... 24-7, 13-1 ................3123 .......... (24) Carr, Garrison ................ (7) Gilmore, Brian3/19/09....... 7:20 p.m. ...........vs Villanova N .....................L, 67-80 ........... 24-8, 13-1 ..............18322 .......... (22) Carr, Garrison .............. (4) Nichols, Jordan ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (4) Lumpkins, Stephen........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ (4) Gilmore, Brian

* - indicates Patriot League game# - indicates Patriot League Tournament game$ - indicates Patriot League ChampionshipN - indicates NCAA Tournament game

Overall: 24-8 • Patriot League: 13-1 • Home: 13-1 • Away: 11-6 • Neutral: 0-1

2008-09 Schedule and Results

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAMEHOME .........................................14 .................27065 ......................1933AWAY..........................................17 .................62739 ......................3691NEUTRAL ...................................1 ...................18322 ....................18322TOTAL ........................................32 .................108126 ....................3379

Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame Members

Gordon Austin ’83 Brian Gilgeous ’93 Kermit Washington ’73 Frank Weiss ’58

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One of the � n-est basketball players to ever don the AU Red and Blue, Gordon Austin set a standard of excellence during his four years on the h a r d w o o d . Making his

mark on the school record book, Austin is the all-time leader in assists for a ca-reer (691) and a season (247). He also ranks second in career steals (235) and steals in a season (91), though he held both records upon graduation. As a senior, he � nished fourth in assists per game in NCAA Division I and was named Honorable Mention All-America by the Sporting News. Yet, it was not Austin’s statistical achievements that he is best known for. A winner in every sense of the word, he helped lead the Eagles to an impressive 78-39 record during his four years, a run that is un-matched by any other four-year span in school history. Included in that total were back-to-back National Invitational Tournament appearances and one of the biggest wins ever for the program when an Austin-led Eagle squad de-feated � fth-ranked Georgetown, 62-61, in the Capital Centre on Dec. 16, 1982.

Arthur Leon Beatty, Jr. grew up in Washing-ton, D.C., play-ing basketball. By age 13, Ar-thur reached over six feet tall and went on to play varsity basketball at McKinley Tech-

nical Senior High School. Upon gradu-ation he reached 7’1’’ and accepted a

scholarship to American University to play basketball. Among his accomplish-ments, he was recognized as the Most Outstanding Senior Athlete and named to the All Metro Basketball Team in 1968. Beatty � nished second in the NCAAs in rebounding as a junior and was AU’s leading scorer in 1968. He was also in-cluded in the 1968-69 Edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Uni-versities and Colleges.” Beatty � nished his career with 1,126 rebounds, which is third all-time at American. He also holds the third (458 rebounds) and ninth best (390) s i n g l e -season re-bounding years in AU histo-ry. Arthur g r a d u -ated from American with a Bachelor of Arts De-gree in Interior Design. Drafted in the third round by two U.S. professional teams - the ABA’s New York Nets and the NBA’s Phoenix Suns - in 1968, Ar-thur accepted an offer from the Belgium pro club, Racing Mechelen, which in-cluded free tuition at Antwerp Academy of Fine Arts. While playing three games a week in Belgium, he also studied his passion for the arts. Arthur said, “I made my choice to become an artist instead of a ballplayer, and I’ve never regretted it.”

Known as “Moe” to his t e a m m a t e s and friends, George Brown played four sports dur-ing his reign at American. He was very humble even though he was

a football star and had great athletic ability. His coaches boasted his consis-tent effort and hard work during practice and during competition. George played guard for the basketball team and had devastating range on the court. He was a smooth, level-headed player who tended to keep his team poised with his leadership qualities. George also led the way for establishing a baseball team at American. In 1938, he wrote articles on why there should be a team and had several students sign a petition. Also in 1938, George received the Most Valu-able Player Award for the football team at American. He was a great athlete, a good scholar and a friend to everyone.

Gordon Austin, ‘84Inducted 2001

Arthur L. Beatty, Jr., ’69Inducted 2005

George I. Brown, ‘40Inducted 1970

W. James BirthrightInducted 1969

Stafford Cassell Hall of Fame



David L. CarrascoInducted 1998

If you are ever traveling west into El Paso on Interstate 10, you might come across the David L. Carrasco Job Corps Center. This mural is dedicated to the former AU

basketball coach and athletics direc-tor. Named the 1958 college division national coach of the year, Carrasco’s real commitment was towards integra-tion. “He wasn’t always about winning,” says his son David. During a three-year run starting with the 1957-58 season the Eagles made three straight NCAA college division national tournaments under Carrasco. Also, under Carrasco’s command the team won three Mason Dixon Conference titles and earned two NCAA tournament appearances (small college division).

Carrasco is one of only two coaches in Ameri-can’s history to have four straight win-ning seasons. A leader in the area of racial integration at the college

men’s basketball level, Carrasco was recruited by the State Department to teach sports abroad after coaching. David Carrasco passed away in 1990, but his memory lives on in the lives of his players and in the ideals he sought to impart.

Stafford H. “Pop” Cassell coached AU basketball for 11 years and compiled a record of 155-94 from 1937-1942 and from 1 9 4 6 - 1 9 5 2 . His teams had six consecu-

tive winning seasons. Cassell was a longtime Athletic Director at American and also coached the football team. However, while his love may have been AU athletics, his biggest contribution to American came later when he became a special assistant to the President of the University, Hurst Anderson.

During his time work-ing for the President, the Univer-sity went t h r o u g h the largest b u i l d i n g phase of any time in its history. One project that did not get � nished before Cassell passed away was a new � eld house for the athletic program. However, on Jan. 15, 2003, the basket-ball � oor in Bender Arena was renamed in honor of him. His widow and family was on hand to celebrate the unveiling of the Stafford H. “Pop” Cassell basket-ball � oor.

Ed lettered in basketball, track, cross-country and baseball during his years at AU. His versatility as an athlete earned him 10 letters as a varsity member. On the basketball � oor is where Clements

really shined. During his ten-ure at AU, the Eagles won three Mason-Dixon Con-ference titles and were in the NCAAs (small college division) every year.

His outstanding skills as a guard allowed him to average 14 points per game. Ed scored a career-high in the NCAAs versus Wagner, netting 37 points. Ed also served two years as the president of the Varsity Club, was chosen as the Outstanding Senior Athlete and was se-lected for the Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Ed was a tough competitor and his discipline and hard work in athletics earned him a spot in AU history.

Bart was a captain for the baseball and basket-ball teams at American. He also lettered in football and tennis. Dur-ing the ’42-43 season, Bart was runner-up

in the scoring title in basketball, aver-aging 17.5 points per game. In 1947, Bart was awarded the Jack Dempsey Trophy as outstanding athlete on the American University campus. Off the court, Bart pursued a career in the Navy � ying � ghter planes and working for the Naval Air Transport Service. A native Washingtonian, his presence on campus will not be forgotten.

Stafford H. “Pop” CassellInducted 1970

Ed Clements, ‘60Inducted 2003

Bartley A. Fugler, ‘48Inducted 1971




In Brian’s � -nal year, he capped off his s p e c t a c u l a r career by be-ing selected the 1993 CAA Player of the Year. He av-eraged 24.1 points per game in CAA

conference games and 22.7 points overall. He dazzled the crowd versus Mount Saint Mary’s with a career-high 42 points and he scored 30 or more points on six different occasions. He also recorded � ve double-doubles and ranked among the top 10 in six differ-ent offensive and defensive categories in the CAA.

Gilgeous ended his career as the sec-ond all-time scoring leader in AU history with 2,013 points. He is a member of the 500 rebound club, currently ninth with 688. He is in the top 10 in over 10 offensive categories in Eagle history.

“Ish” played basketball dur-ing his years at AU and was known for his great ball-han-dling skills and � erce competi-tiveness on the court. He was the � rst player to reach 1,200

points and remains on the all-time scor-ing list in AU history with 1,371. As a freshman, he scored 238 points and was chosen for the Mason-Dixon Con-ference Tournament team.

In his junior year, he was captain of the varsity squad and was again chosen to the Conference and All-District teams.

Ish had very large hands, which helped him lead his team in rebounds and as-sists during his senior year.

In his years at AU (1957-60), Jones now ranks third all-time in points with 1,982 and is on many top 10 lists in the offensive categories. In 1960, Jones set an NCAA

Division II Tournament game record with 54 points against Evansville.

Jones was an outstanding free throw shooter with records in free throw at-tempts in a season (256), career (814) and free throws made in a season (204). In his senior year, he became AU’s most proli� c scorer and was named a NCAA college division First Team All-American. Also, Jones was invited to the 1960 and 1964 U.S. Olympic team tryouts. Jones is one of only two play-ers in AU history to have their jerseys retired.

Bob was an expert ball handler on the basketball court and was known as one of the best set-shot artists in the city of Wash ington. In 1948, he was placed on the Washing-

ton Star’s All-District College second squad. He was part of the 1949 Mason-Dixon Conference Team, averaging 10 points per game as the Eagles went 16-8 that year.

Bill Mason was a four-year let-terwinner on the basketball team and was a starting for-ward during the 1964-65 season. He was the 1966 recipient of the Stafford H.

Cassell Award and named the AU Busi-ness School’s top scholar-athlete.

William S. Jones, ‘64Inducted 1971

Robert W. Lamon, ‘50Inducted 1972

Brian Gilgeous, ‘93Inducted 2004

E. Leroy Ishman, ‘51Inducted 1995

Bruce R. Kessler, Sr., ‘29Inducted 1969

William Mason, ‘66Inducted 1985




Most noteably, Bill was the starting cen-ter� elder on AU’s baseball team from 1962-66. He set both the single season and career records for batting average, home runs, runs batted in and slugging percentage. In 1966 Bill became AU’s � rst-ever player selected in the Major League Baseball draft, being selected by the New York Yankees.

Frank Ross is one of the best basketball players to ever don an Eagles uniform. He ranks in the top-10 in 12 separate sta-tistical catego-ries, including fourth all-time

in career scoring with 1,921 points. In his senior season, he � nished ranked eighth in the nation with a 25.3 points per game average, the second-highest scoring average in school history. His 86 three-pointers in his senior season - the � rst in which the NCAA imple-mented the three-point line - are still the school’s single-season mark and, de-spite playing just one season with the rule, Ross ranks 11th all-time at AU in career three-pointers.

Ross was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in the � fth round (108th pick) of the 1987 National Basketball Associa-

tion draft. He also participated in free agent camp for the Washington Bullets prior to the 1988 NBA season.

Ross graduated from American Univer-sity in 1987, with his Bachelor of Arts in Communications.

Hugo “Dutch” Schulze took over as coach of the Ameri-can basketball program in 1952. Schulze had the most success in his � rst season as his team went 15-8 and ad-

vanced all the way to the Mason- Dixon Conference title game before losing 65-62 to Loyola of Maryland in overtime. Schulze also served as an athletic di-rector at American University.

Ed Tapscott began his coaching career as an assistant coach at American Uni-versity under current Maryland head coach Gary Williams. Tapscott spent four seasons as Williams’ assistant, helping the Eagles amass 72 wins, in-cluding a school-record 24 wins in the 1980-81 season. During his time as an assistant coach, Tapscott graduated from AU’s prestigious Washington Col-

lege of Law in 1980.

In 1982, Tap-scott was el-evated to AU’s head coach. In eight sea-sons, Tapscott � nished with 119 wins, the second-most in

school history (behind AU Hall of Fame namesake Stafford Cassell). Tapscott’s best seasons were his � rst (1982-83) and last (1989-90), when he went 20-10 and 20-9, respectively.

After Tap-scott left AU, he went on to be-come vice president of player per-sonnel and basketball operations and served as interim president and general man-ager of the New York Knicks. During Tapscott’s reign with New York, the Knicks made two trips to the NBA Fi-nals (1994 and 1999) and advanced to at least the second round of the play-offs every year. In addition, Tapscott worked in the front of� ce of the Milwau-kee Bucks, Phoenix Suns and Charlotte Bobcats.

Wilbur was a basketball star on a team that went 53-25 during one of the most successful eras in AU basketball history. AU participated in the NIT in 1973 for the � rst time ever and regularly beat teams like Georgetown, St. John’s, George Washington and Temple. Wilbur had great basketball talent, but it was his toughness that made him a stand-out player. He was not the biggest player on the court, but his toughness helped him to grab rebounds. He set freshman and sophomore records for scoring dur-

Ed Tapscott, ‘80Inducted 2006

Wilbur Thomas, ‘75Inducted 2003

George William OlsenInducted 1971

Franklin A. Ross, ‘87Inducted 2007

Hugo “Dutch” Schulze, ‘41Inducted 1969

Oscar H. Sells, ‘33Inducted 1973




ing the 1971-73 seasons.

As a freshman he averaged 28.6 points per game, net-ting 48 in one contest. As a s o p h o m o r e , he averaged 23.9 points per

game ,including a 26 point effort against Louisville in AU’s � rst appearance as a Division I squad.

Thomas is fourth in career scoring av-erage (19.8), sixth in all-time scoring (1,543), seventh in all-time rebounding (803) and still has the 10th best single-season scoring record with 561 points. Wilbur loved the camaraderie and com-petition of basketball and he deserves his place in American University his-tory.

Kermit Wash-ington is one of the greatest in NCAA history. Wa s h i n g t o n was credited with putting AU basketball on the national map with a pro-li� c career with the Eagles.

In 1972-73, he had one of the greatest seasons in NCAA history, as he became the last player to average 20 points and 20 rebounds per game. He earned 1973 Associated Press All-America honors while leading the nation in rebounding for the second consecutive season.

Following the season, Washington was selected as the fourth pick in the NBA draft. He currently holds every Ameri-can rebounding record. Washington was also an Academic All-American in 1972 and 1973 respectively.

His AU accomplishments include eighth all-time in scoring despite playing only three years (1,467), third in scoring average (20.1) and � rst in rebounds (1,478). He is also eighth on the free throws made list with 313. Kermit Wash-ington’s uniform is displayed in the Bas-ketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. among other stellar b a s k e t b a l l legends. He and Willie Jones are the only AU bas-ketball play-ers to have their jerseys retired.

Perhaps the � nest ball play-er to take the hardcourt at American was Frank Weiss. In his years at AU, 1955-58, he became one of the Eagles’ most potent scorers.

Frank came from Brooklyn, N.Y., where he was a member of the 1954 Lafayette High Championship basketball team.

Frank Weiss was known to always hus-tle and work hard and was very popular with his teammates. He had 1,632 ca-reer points.

Jimmy Wil-liams took over as the head coach at Amer-ican at the start of the 1962-63 season after spending sev-eral seasons as an assistant coach for the Eagles. Wil-

liams graduated from American after lettering in basketball and baseball. His best season as a basketball coach was his � rst when he led the Eagles to a record of 10-14. Williams was also the golf coach at American and guided his team to the Mason-Dixon Conference crown.

John Wake� eld, ‘75Inducted 1973

Kermit A. Washington, ‘73Inducted 1985

Frank Weiss, ‘58Inducted 1999

Jimmy WilliamsInducted 2000




All-Time Award WinnersAP All-America First TeamKermit Washington ....................1973

NCAA College Division First TeamAll-AmericaWillie Jones ...............................1960

Associated Press All-America Honorable MentionDerrick Mercer ...........................2009Patrick Doctor ............................2002

Sporting News Honorable MentionGordon Austin ............................1983

NCAA College Division Honorable MentionRichard ‘Dickie’ Wells ................1960

All-America Honorable MentionWillie Jones ...............................1959

Small College All-America First TeamWillie Jones ...............................1960

Little College All-America Honorable MentionRichard ‘Dickie’ Wells ................1958

NABC/Chevrolet All-DistrictGarrison Carr (D13, 1st) ............2009Andre Ingram (DII 2nd) .............2005

Patriot League Coach of the YearJeff Jones ..................................2009

Patriot League Player of the YearDerrick Mercer ...........................2009 Patrick Doctor ............................2002

Patriot League Rookie of the YearDerrick Mercer ...........................2006Andre Ingram .............................2004

Patriot League Tournament MVPGarrison Carr ...................... 2008, ‘09

First Team All-Patriot LeagueDerrick Mercer ...........................2009Garrison Carr ...................... 2008, ‘09 Andre Ingram ...................... 2005, ‘07 Andres Rodriguez ......................2004 Steven Miles ..............................2003 Patrick Doctor ............................2002

Second Team All-Patriot LeagueBrian Gilmore ............................2009 Derrick Mercer ...........................2008 Andre Ingram .............................2006 Jason Thomas ...........................2005 Glenn Stokes ...................... 2002, ‘03

Patriot League All-Tournament TeamDerrick Mercer ...........................2009 Brian Gilmore ..................... 2008, ‘09

Andre Ingram .............................2007Jernavis Draughn ......................2004 Andres Rodriguez ......................2004 Glenn Stokes .............................2003 Steven Miles ....................... 2002, ‘03 Patrick Doctor ............................2002

Patriot League All-Rookie TeamDerrick Mercer ...........................2006 Andre Ingram .............................2004 Raimondas Petrauskas .............2003

CAA Co-Coach of the YearEd Tapscott ................................1988

CAA Player of the YearBrian Gilgeous ...........................1993

CAA Defensive Player of the YearJarion Childs ..............................2000

Dean Ehlers Leadership AwardNathan Smith .............................1998 Darryl Franklin ...........................1996

First Team All-CAAPatrick Doctor ............................2000 Nathan Smith .............................1998 Christian Ast ..............................1995 Tim Fudd ...................................1994Brian Gilgeous ............. 1991, ‘92, ‘93Frank Ross ................................1987Ron Draper .......................... 1989,’90Mike Sampson ...........................1988

A d I 2007

Andre Ingram, ‘072004 Patriot LeagueRookie of the Year

Derrick Mercer, ‘092009 Patriot LeaguePlayer of the Year

Kermit Washington, ‘731973 First TeamAll-American



All-Time Award WinnersSecond Team All-CAAPatrick Doctor ............................2001 Thomas Treadwell .....................1997 Nathan Smith .............................1997Darryl Franklin ...........................1996 Craig Sedmak ............................1993 Donald Grant ............................1992 Daryl Holmes .............................1990Frank Ross ................................1986

CAA All-Defensive TeamJarion Childs ....................1998, 2000 Duane Gilliam ............................1996 Darryl Franklin ...........................1996 Brian Gilgeous ............. 1991, ‘92, ‘93Chuck West ...............................1989 Ron Draper ................................1989Mike Sampson ...........................1988 Frank Ross ................................1987

CAA All-Rookie TeamTim Washington .........................2000 Saliou-Binet Telly .......................1998 Alex Harris .................................1997Jarion Childs ..............................1997 Matt Brown ................................1995 Brian Gilgeous ...........................1990 Mike Sumner .............................1987

CAA All-Tournament Team SelectionRon Draper ................................1990Brian Gilgeous ...........................1993Christian Ast ..............................1995

GTE Academic All-America Hall of FameKermit Washington ....................1993

First Team Academic All-AmericaPat Witting .................................1987 Kermit Washington ....................1971

ESPN The Magazine/ CoSIDA District II Academic All-America First TeamTravis Lay ..................................2008

Patriot League Academic Honor RollJoe Hill .......................................2009Simon McCormack ....................2009Matthew Wilson .........................2009Brian Gilmore ..................... 2006, ‘09Nick Hendra ........................ 2008, ‘09 Bryce Simon ....................... 2008, ‘09Garrison Carr .............................2007 Arvydas Eitutavicius ..................2007 Paulius Joneliunas ............. 2006, ‘07 Travis Lay ............. 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08Brayden Billbe ............. 2005, ‘06, ‘07

Sekou Lewis ....................... 2005, ‘06 Matej Cresnik ..................... 2004, ‘05 Andres Rodriguez ......................2004Jarrod Kohl ................................2004 Andre Ingram .............................2004Craig Weinstein .... 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Raimondas Petrauskas .............2003 Richardas Patiejunas ................2003 Ryan Graham ............................2003

CAA All-Academic TeamSaliou-Binet Telly .......................2000 Nathan Smith ............... 1996, ‘97, ‘98Darryl Franklin ............. 1994, ‘95, ‘96Marko Krivokapic .......................1993Craig Sedmak .............. 1991, ‘92, ‘93Fred Cooper ..............................1990 Pat Witting .................................1987

CAA All-Rookie TeamTim Washington 2000

Frank Ross, ‘871,921 Career Points

Brian Gilmore, ‘092-Time Patriot LeagueAcademic Honor Roll

Nathan Smith, ‘983-Time CAA All-Academic Team



Scoring

Game 1. 54 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/602. 45 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/803. 44 Willie Jones at Roanoke, 2/7/594. 41 Willie Jones vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/20/585. 40 Brian Gilgeous at Mount St. Mary’s, 2/17/93 40 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/24/737. 39 Craig Sedmak at Richmond, 1/30/93 39 Frank Ross at Dartmouth, 1/28/87 39 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/80 39 Willie Jones vs. Ball State, 1958-59 39 Willie Jones vs. Roanoke, 2/8/58 39 Ronnie Garshag vs. Bucknell, 1/31/49

Season1. 726 Russell Bowers, 1979-802. 694 Willie Jones, 1958-593. 683 Frank Ross, 1986-874. 645 Frank Ross, 1985-865. 636 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-936. 626 Willie Jones, 1959-607. 606 Garrison Carr, 2007-088. 599 Russell Bowers, 1978-799. 589 Willie Jones, 1957-5810. 576 Mark Nickens, 1981-82 Career (1,000-point scorers)1. 2,056 Russell Bowers, 1977-812. 2,013 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-933. 1,982 Willie Jones, 1957-604. 1,921 Frank Ross, 1983-875. 1,655 Andre Ingram, 2003-066. 1,632 Frank Weiss, 1955-587. 1,543 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-758. 1,515 Mark Nickens, 1980-839. 1,467 Kermit Washington, 1970-7310. 1,465 Nathan Smith, 1994-9811. 1,461 Patrick Doctor, 1998-200212. 1,435 Ed Sloane, 1979-8313. 1,412 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 14. 1,387 Calvin Brown, 1973-7715. 1,371 Leroy Ishman, 1947-5116. 1,350 Art Beatty, 1965-6817. 1,347 Darryl Franklin, 1992-9618. 1,320 Craig Sedmak, 1989-9319 1,303 Tim Fudd, 1991-9620. 1,285 Derrick Mercer, 2005-09 21. 1,256 Chuck West, 1984-8922. 1,220 Richard Wells, 1956-6023. 1,105 Ray Ruhling, 1965-6824. 1,056 Edward Clements, 1956-6025. 1,043 Brock Wortman, 1987-9126. 1,029 Robert Lindquist, 1958-6227. 1,012 Gordon Stiles, 1967-70

Scoring Average

Season 1. 26.9 Russell Bowers, 1979-802. 25.2 George Zuras, 1942-43 25.2 Frank Ross, 1986-874. 25.0 Willie Jones, 1959-605. 23.9 Willie Jones, 1958-596. 23.5 Russell Bowers, 1980-817. 23.0 Frank Ross, 1985-868. 22.7 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-939. 22.2 Russell Bowers, 1978-7910. 22.0 Art Beatty, 1966-67

Career1. 22.1 Russell Bowers, 1977-812. 20.9 Willie Jones, 1957-603. 20.1 Kermit Washington, 1970-734. 19.8 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-755. 19.0 Art Beatty, 1965-686. 18.1 Frank Ross, 1983-877. 17.5 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-938. 16.3 Ron Drapers, 1988-909. 16.1 Gordon Stiles, 1967-7010. 16.0 Ray Ruhling, 1965-68

Rebounds

Game 1. 34 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/6/712. 33 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/14/73 33 Art Beatty vs. La Salle, 1/10/674. 32 Ben Still vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/9/655. 31 Kermit Washington vs. LaSalle, 2/21/736. 30 Kermit Washington at West Chester, 1/26/72 30 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola (Md.), 1970-71 30 Alton Dillard vs. Baltimore, 1/12/62 30 Alton Dillard vs. Georgetown, 12/11/6110. 29 Art Beatty vs. St. Peter’s, 2/11/67 29 Art Beatty vs. Susquehanna, 2/9/67

Season1. 512 Kermit Washington, 1970-712. 511 Kermit Washington, 1972-733. 458 Art Beatty, 1966-674. 455 Kermit Washington, 1971-725. 443 Alton Dillard, 1960-616. 433 Richard Wells, 1957-587. 431 Bill Beauchamp, 1958-598. 412 Richard Wells, 1959-609. 390 Art Beatty, 1967-6810. 387 Alton Dillard, 1961-62

Career (500 rebounds)1. 1,478 Kermit Washington, 1970-732. 1,184 Richard Wells, 1956-603. 1,126 Art Beatty, 1965-684. 1,057 Bill Beauchamp, 1958-625. 1,037 Alton Dillard, 1960-646. 973 Gordon Stiles, 1967-707. 803 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-758. 729 Craig Sedmak, 1989-939. 688 Ron Draper, 1988-90 688 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-9311. 682 Vince Schafmeister, 1967-6912. 672 Patrick Doctor, 1998-200213. 652 Howie Lassoff, 1974-78 652 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-200115. 650 Russell Bowers, 1977-8116. 644 Dave Small, 1995-9917. 639 Tim Fudd, 1991-9618. 612 Ben Still, 1962-6519. 584 Juan Jones, 1980-8320. 577 Wilfred Lucas, 1965-6821. 546 Calvin Brown, 1973-7722. 533 Eric White, 1984-8923 525 Andre Ingram, 2003-0724. 523 Keith Gray, 1998-200225. 513 Jim Shickora, 1960-64 513 Daryl Holmes, 1987-90

All-Time LeadersGAMEPoints: 54, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60*

Points At Home: 40, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/24/73

Field Goals: 19, Russell Bowers vs La Salle, 2/9/80

Field Goals Attempted: 41, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60

Three-Point Field Goals: 9, Nathan Smith

vs. George Mason, 1/25/97

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 15, Garrison Carr

vs. Tennessee, 3/21/08

15, Ronald Hearns vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/00

Free Throws: 18, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60

18, Robert Lindquist vs Loyola (Md.), 2/5/62

Free Throws Attempted: 22, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60

Rebounds: 34, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/6/71

Rebounds on the Road: 30, Al Dillard vs Georgetown, 12/11/61

30, Kermit Washington vs West Chester, 1/26/72

Assists: 19, Andres Rodriguez, at Navy, 1/14/04

Blocks: 10, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/6/71

Steals: 9, Linas Lekavicius at Bucknell, 1/10/04

* former NCAA record

SEASONPoints: 726, Russell Bowers, 1979-80

Points Per Game: 26.9, Russell Bowers, 1979-80

Field Goals: 288, Russell Bowers, 1979-80

Field Goals Attempted: 548, Russell Bowers, 1979-80

Consecutive Field Goals Made: 25, Ray Voelkel, 1978-79*

Three-Point Field Goals: 135, Garrison Carr, 2007-08

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 299, Garrison Carr, 2007-08

Free Throws: 204, Willie Jones, 1958-59

Free Throws Attempted: 256, Willie Jones, 1958-59

Rebounds: 512, Kermit Washington, 1970-71

Rebounds Per Game: 20.5, Kermit Washington, 1970-71

Assists: 247, Gordon Austin, 1982-83

Blocks: 61, Sean Stevens, 1990-91

Steals: 95, Jarion Childs, 1999-2000

Disquali� cations: 10, Robin Hoey, 1979-80

* NCAA record

CAREERPoints: 2,056, Russell Bowers, 1978-81

Points Per Game: 22.1, Russell Bowers, 1978-81

Field Goals: 880, Russell Bowers, 1978-81

Field Goals Attempted: 1,614, Russell Bowers, 1978-81

Three-Point Field Goals: 302, Garrison Carr, 2005-09

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 739, Garrison Carr, 2005-09

Free Throws: 612, Willie Jones, 1957-60

Free Throws Attempted: 814, Willie Jones, 1957-60

Rebounds: 1,478, Kermit Washington, 1970-73

Rebounds Per Game: 20.1, Kermit Washington, 1970-73

Assists: 691, Gordon Austin, 1979-83

Blocks: 126, Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-2001

Steals: 295, Jarion Childs, 1999-2000

Personal Fouls: 348, Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93

Individual Records

3. 1,124. 1,055. 1,036. 977. 808. 729. 68 6811. 6812. 6713. 65 6515. 6516. 6417. 6318. 6119. 5820. 5721. 5422. 5323 5224. 5225. 51 51Russell ‘Boo’ Bowers, ‘81

AU’s All-Time Leading Scorer, 2,056 pts.



Assists

Game 1. 19 Andres Rodriguez* vs. Navy, 1/14/042. 15 Herb Jamison vs. Temple, 2/25/763. 14 Gordon Austin at Wagner, 3/2/83 14 Gordon Austin at Towson, 2/24/83 14 Mark Garlitos at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/786. 13 Andres Rodriguez at Lafayette, 2/28/04 13 Andres Rodriguez vs. ETSU, 12/30/03 13 Mike Sampson vs. William & Mary, 1/28/85 13 Gordon Austin at Drexel, 1/9/8210. 12 Derrick Mercer vs. Bucknell, 1/14/09 12 Gordon Austin at Santa Clara, 12/30/82 12 Gordon Austin vs. UNC-Charlotte, 12/29/82 12 Gordon Austin at South Alabama, 12/29/81 * Led NCAA for 2003-04 season

Season1. 247 Gordon Austin, 1982-832. 225 Andres Rodriguez, 2003-043. 195 Gordon Austin, 1981-824. 184 Mike Sampson, 1984-855. 165 Mike Garlitos, 1978-79 165 Gordon Austin, 1980-817. 150 Don Slappy, 1976-778. 146 Darryl Franklin, 1994-959. 145 Andres Rodriguez, 2002-0310. 142 Derrick Mercer, 2006-07

Career1. 691 Gordon Austin, 1979-832. 524 Derrick Mercer, 2005-093. 505 Mike Sampson, 1984-884. 465 Andres Rodriguez, 2001-045. 454 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 6. 350 Frank Ross, 1983-877. 313 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-938. 299 Duane Gilliam, 1992-969. 296 Brock Wortman, 1987-9110. 276 Linas Lekavicius, 2003-2007

Steals

Game 1. 9 Linas Lekavicius at Bucknell, 2/7/042. 8 Jarion Childs vs. James Madison, 2/21/98 8 Mark Nickens at Harvard, 12/6/804. 7 Glenn Stokes vs. Wagner, 12/29/01 7 Jarion Childs vs. Wagner, 12/4/99 7 Jarion Childs at Loyola (Md.), 11/29/99 7 Jarion Childs vs. Catholic, 11/22/99 7 Jarion Childs vs. VCU, 2/3/99 7 Darryl Franklin vs. East Carolina, 1/16/96 7 Mark Nickens at La Salle, 1/12/82

Season1. 95 Jarion Childs, 1999-20002. 91 Gordon Austin, 1981-823. 87 Mark Nickens, 1982-834. 82 Andres Rodriguez, 2003-045. 75 Mark Nickens, 1981-826. 73 Jarion Childs, 1997-987. 70 Jarion Childs, 1998-998. 69 Mark Nickens, 1980-819. 67 Gordon Austin, 1981-8210. 65 Frank Ross, 1986-87

Career1. 295 Jarion Childs, 1996-20002. 235 Gordon Austin, 1979-833. 231 Mark Nickens, 1980-834. 203 Frank Ross, 1983-875. 184 Darryl Franklin, 1992-966. 183 Mike Sampson, 1984-887. 177 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-938. 175 Ed Sloane, 1979-839. 168 Andres Rodriguez, 2001-0410. 167 Duane Gilliam, 1992-96

Blocks

Game1. 10 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/6/712. 8 Kermit Washington vs. Navy, 2/9/72 8 Kermit Washington vs. Syracuse, 12/20/71 8 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/715. 7 Saliou-Binet Telly at James Madison, 1/21/986. 6 Jordan Nichols at Holy Cross, 1/21/06 6 Keith Gray vs. James Madison, 2/12/00 6 Sean Stevens vs. William & Mary, 3/2/91 6 Sean Stevens at Loyola (Md.), 12/11/9010. 5 Jordan Nichols vs. Bucknell, 1/14/09 5 Jordan Nichols vs. Yale, 1/9/06 5 Keith Gray vs. Marist, 12/9/98 5 Saliou-Binet Telly vs. Old Dominion, 1/19/98 5 Thomas Treadwell vs. Old Dominion, 1/15/97 5 Craig Sedmak at Coppin State, 12/3/91 5 Sean Stevens vs. Towson, 2/6/91 5 Sean Stevens vs. Central Conn. State, 12/8/90 5 Juan Jones vs. Richmond, 2/26/81 5 Joe Mitchell vs. West Chester, 1/18/78

Season1. 61 Sean Stevens, 1990-912. 44 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-983. 42 Juan Jones, 1982-834. 40 Juan Jones, 1980-815. 38 Craig Sedmak, 1991-926. 36 Thomas Treadwell, 1996-97 36 Jordan Nichols, 2005-068. 35 Patrick Okpwae, 2004-05 35 Cornelio Guibunda, 2007-0810. 34 Jordan Nichols, 2008-09 Career1. 126 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-20012. 112 Juan Jones, 1980-833. 108 Jordan Nichols, 2005-094. 97 Keith Gray, 1998-20025. 93 Craig Sedmak, 1989-936. 91 Patrick Doctor, 1998-20027. 62 Sean Stevens, 1989-918. 60 Brayden Billbe, 2003-079. 59 Fernando Aunon, 1981-84 59 Patrick Okpwae, 2004-05

Field Goal Percentage

Game 1. 1.000 (10-10) Patrick Doctor at Lafayette, 2/9/02 1.000 (10-10) Ed Sloane vs. St. Mary’s, 11/29/82 1.000 (9-9) Duane Gilliam at East Carolina, 2/3/96 1.000 (8-8) Mark Nickens at Gettysburg, 12/8/80 1.000 (7-7) Bryan Palmer at East Carolina, 1/16/93 1.000 (7-7) Bob Harvey at Temple, 2/16/79 1.000 (7-7) Ray Voelkel vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78 1.000 (6-6) Chris Rooney vs. UNC-Wilmington, 1/15/90 1.000 (6-6) Mark Nickens vs. Rider, 3/6/81 1.000 (6-6) Gordon Austin vs. Hofstra, 2/6/81 1.000 (6-6) Leon Kearney at Temple, 2/16/79 * Minimum six attempts

Season1. .658 (75-114) Jordan Nichols, 2008-09 2. .632 (48-76) Jordan Nichols, 2007-083. .616 (125-203) Juan Jones, 1982-834. .603 (79-131) Keith Gray, 2001-02 5. .591 (136-230) Art Beatty, 1965-666. .580 (166-286) Patrick Doctor, 2001-027. .573 (47-82) Vince Schafmeister, 1967-68 .573 (102-178) Jernavis Draughn, 2002-039. .567 (170-300) Ed Sloane, 1980-8110. .560 (135-241) Gordon Austin, 1981-82 .560 (187-334) Ron Draper, 1988-89 * Minimum 70 attempts

Career1. .563 (175-311) Jordan Nichols, 2005-092. .578 (257-445) Juan Jones, 1980-833. .559 (179-320) Vince Schafmeister, 1967-694. .548 (264-482) Keith Gray, 1998-20025. .545 (880-1614) Russell Bowers, 1977-816. .543 (170-313) Bob Harvey, 1978-807. .537 (534-994) Art Beatty, 1965-68 .537 (310-577) Jernavis Draughn, 2001-049. .526 (174-331) Dennis Ross, 1979-8110. .512 (558-1089) Ed Sloane, 1979-83

Field Goals Made

Game 1. 19 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/802. 18 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/80 18 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/604. 16 Russell Bowers at Stetson, 12/28/78 16 Calvin Brown vs. Rider, 12/17/75 16 Art Beatty at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/68 16 Jim Shickora at Catholic, 12/29/62 16 Willie Jones at Roanoke, 2/7/59 16 Willie Jones vs. Ball State, 1958-59 16 Willie Jones vs. Roanoke, 2/8/58

Field Goals Attempted

Game 1. 41 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/602. 32 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/80 32 Johnny Lloyd vs. East Carolina, 1/4/744. 31 Stan Lamb at Stetson, 12/28/785. 30 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/80 30 Russell Bowers vs. Hofstra, 2/20/797. 29 Frank Ross at Delaware, 2/16/87 29 Russell Bowers at Hofstra, 2/25/809. 27 Frank Ross vs. Virginia Tech, 12/28/85 27 Russell Bowers vs. Rider, 1/21/80 27 Russell Bowers at James Madison, 12/8/79 27 Russell Bowers at Stetson, 12/28/78 27 Stan Lamb at Lafayette, 12/9/78 27 Stan Lamb at Alabama, 11/25/78 27 Art Beatty at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/68

Individual Recordsdividual Record

Gordon Austin, ‘83American’s All-Time Leader in Assists, 691 asts.

ks

691 asts.

Art Beatty, ‘681,126 Career Rebounds



Individual RecordsThree-Point Percentage

Game1. 1.000 (5-5) Darryl Franklin vs. Richmond, 2/12/942. .857 (6-7) Brock Wortman at Wichita State, 12/13/893. .833 (5-6) Glenn Stokes at Florida State, 12/22/01 .833 (5-6) Nathan Smith vs. Marymount, 12/9/955. .800 (4-5) Garrison Carr vs. Holy Cross, 3/5/08 .800 (4-5) Steven Miles vs. Colgate, 2/2/02 .800 (4-5) Matt Brown vs. William & Mary 2/28/98 .800 (4-5) Nathan Smith vs. James Madison, 1/22/96 .800 (4-5) Christian Ast vs. East Carolina, 3/4/95 .800 (4-5) Darryl Franklin vs. Tenn.-Martin, 12/10/93 .800 (4-5) Brock Wortman vs. George Mason, 2/19/91 .800 (4-5) Mike Sampson at George Mason, 1/27/88 .800 (4-5) Pat Witting vs. East Carolina, 1/3/87 * Minimum � ve three-point attempts

1. .700 (7-10) Glenn Stokes at Pennsylvania, 1/8/032. .692 (9-13) Nathan Smith vs. George Mason, 1/18/973. .636 (7-11) Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/25/06 .636 (7-11) Christian Ast at George Washington, 1/3/955. .615 (8-13) Nathan Smith vs. East Carolina, 1/5/986. .600 (6-10) Garrison Carr at Lafayette, 2/2/08 .600 (6-10) Garrison Carr vs. Towson, 12/10/05 .600 (6-10) Glenn Stokes vs. Lafayette, 3/9/03 .600 (6-10) Nathan Smith at Manhattan, 12/30/97 .600 (6-10) Nathan Smith at Montana, 12/6/96 .600 (6-10) Nathan Smith at Robert Morris, 12/10/94 .600 (6-10) Christian Ast at Colorado State, 12/2/94 .600 (6-10) Nathan Smith at Howard, 11/30/94 * Minimum 10 three-point attempts

Season1. .484 (44-91) Brock Wortman, 1989-902. .457 (37-81) Matej Cresnik, 2003-043. .452 (135-299) Garrison Carr, 2007-084. .446 (25-56) Derrick Mercer, 2005-065. .441 (49-111) Brian Gilgeous, 1992-936. .439 (29-66) Brock Wortman, 1988-89 .439 (61-139) Nathan Smith, 1994-957. .437 (66-151) Brock Wortman, 1990-918. .435 (73-168) Christian Ast, 1994-959. .434 (36-83) Derrick Mercer, 2007-0810. .426 (52-122) Darryl Franklin, 1992-95 * Minimum 50 three-point attempts

Career1. .452 (149-340) Brock Wortman, 1987-912. .421 (93-221) Christian Ast, 1993-953. .415 (86-207) Frank Ross, 1986-874. .413 (107-259) Matej Cresnik, 2001-05 5. .409 (302-739) Garrison Carr, 2005-096. .408 (126-309) Glenn Stokes, 2001-037. .402 (80-199) Donald Grant, 1990-928. .401 (293-731) Nathan Smith, 1994-989. .397 (96-242) Derrick Mercer, 2005-0910. .392 (71-181) Michael Blackwell, 1991-9511. .385 (265-689) Andre Ingram, 2003-0712. .383 (90-235) Marko Krivokapic, 1991-199513. .368 (53-144) Dave Olsen, 1997-200014. .367 (139-379) Brian Gilgeous, 1989-9315. .360 (140-389) Steven Miles, 2001-0316. .353 (72-204) Dale Spears, 1987-89 * Minimum 100 3-Point attempts

Three-Point Field Goals Made

Game 1. 9 Nathan Smith vs. George Mason, 1/18/972. 8 Garrison Carr at UMBC, 12/20/08 8 Andre Ingram at Navy, 1/14/04 8 Nathan Smith vs. East Carolina, 1/5/984. 7 Garrison Carr at Navy, 1/28/09 7 Garrison Carr vs. Colorado, 1/5/09 7 Garrison Carr at Howard, 11/19/08 7 Garrison Carr at Dayton, 12/19/07 7 Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/25/06 7 Glenn Stokes at Pennsylvania, 1/8/03 7 Ronald Hearns at George Washington, 1/12/00 7 Nathan Smith vs. William & Mary, 2/22/97 7 Christian Ast at George Washington, 1/3/95 7 Frank Ross at William & Mary, 2/23/87 Season1. 135 Garrison Carr, 2007-082. 114 Garrison Carr, 2008-093. 86 Frank Ross, 1986-874. 85 Glenn Stokes, 2002-035. 84 Steven Miles, 2002-03 84 Nathan Smith, 1997-987. 82 Nathan Smith, 1996-978. 78 Andre Ingram, 2003-04 78 Andre Ingram, 2006-0710. 73 Christian Ast, 1994-95

Career1. 302 Garrison Carr, 2005-092. 293 Nathan Smith, 1994-983. 265 Andre Ingram, 2003-074. 151 Darryl Franklin, 1992-965. 149 Brock Wortman, 1987-91 6. 140 Steven Miles, 2001-037. 139 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 8. 126 Glenn Stokes, 2001-039. 104 Ronald Hearns, 1999-200110. 93 Christian Ast, 1993-95

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted

Game 1. 15 Garrison Carr vs. Lafayette, 2/28/09 15 Garrison Carr vs. UMBC, 12/20/08 15 Garrison Carr vs. Tennessee, 3/21/08 15 Andre Ingram at Navy, 1/14/04 15 Ronald Hearns vs. VCU, 2/29/006. 14 Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/19/05 14 Ronald Hearns at James Madison, 1/13/01 14 Ronald Hearns at West Virginia, 11/21/00 14 Thomas Treadwell at George Mason, 2/24/9710. 13 Nine Student-Athletes

Season1. 299 Garrison Carr, 2007-082. 293 Garrison Carr, 2008-093. 229 Steven Miles, 2002-034. 213 Nathan Smith, 1997-985. 207 Frank Ross, 1986-87 207 Nathan Smith, 1996-977. 203 Glenn Stokes, 2002-038. 197 Andre Ingram, 2003-049. 187 Ronald Hearns, 1999-200010. 184 Andre Ingram, 2006-07

Career1. 739 Garrison Carr, 2005-092 731 Nathan Smith, 1994-983. 689 Andre Ingram, 2003-074. 435 Darryl Franklin, 1992-965. 389 Steven Miles, 2001-036. 379 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-937. 344 Ronald Hearns, 1999-20018. 340 Brock Wortman, 1987-919. 309 Glenn Stokes, 2001-0310. 294 Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2003-07

Free Throw Percentage

Game 1. 1.000 (13-13) Donald Grant, vs. Charleston, 2/6/92 1.000 (13-13) Willie Jones, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/20/58 1.000 (12-12) Derrick Mercer, at Saint Francis, 11/10/07 1.000 (11-11) Wilbur Thomas, vs. Appalachian, 12/28/72 1.000 (11-11) Al Dillard, vs. Baltimore, 1960-61 1.000 (10-10) Andre Ingram, vs. Loyola College, 11/20/06 1.000 (10-10) Steven Miles, vs. Navy, 3/8/03 1.000 (10-10) Darryl Franklin, at East Carolina, 2/3/96 1.000 (10-10) Craig Sedmak vs. William & Mary, 1/9/93 1.000 (10-10) Gordon Austin at South Alabama, 12/29/81 1.000 (10-10) Russell Bowers vs. Hofstra, 2/1/80 1.000 (10-10) Russell Bowers vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79 1.000 (10-10) Leon Kearney vs. Baltimore, 2/6/79 1.000 (10-10) Jim Shickora at Baltimore, 1963 1.000 (10-10) Willie Jones vs. Georgetown, 1/7/59 * Minimum 10 free throw attempts

Season1. .905 (95-105) Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2006-072. .904 (66-73) Mark Garlitos, 1978-793. .900 (72-80) Brock Wortman, 1990-914. .892 (91-102) Garrison Carr, 2005-065. .890 (49-55) Steve Nesmith, 1984-856. .880 (81-92) Glenn Stokes, 2001-027. .868 (59-68) Bill Kagarise, 1968-698. .862 (75-87) Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2005-069. .860 (74-86) Nathan Smith, 1997-9810. .855 (59-69) Brock Wortman, 1989-90 * Minimum 50 free throw attempts

Career1. .873 (172-197) Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2003-072. .868 (204-235) Brock Wortman, 1987-913. .858 (157-183) Glenn Stokes, 2001-034. .832 (258-310) Nathan Smith, 1994-98 .832 (144-173) Steven Miles, 2001-03 6. .828 (198-239) Garrison Carr, 2005-097. .827 (191-231) Donald Grant, 1990-92 .827 (124-150) Pat Witting, 1983-879. .824 (183-222) Ray Ruhling, 1966-68 10. .822 (231-281) Johnny Lloyd, 1971-74 * Minimum 150 free throw attempts

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American University Men’s Basketball

Free Throws Made

Game 1. 18 Robert Lindquist vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62 18 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/603. 16 Richard Wells at Towson, 2/17/594. 15 Patrick Doctor vs. Lafayette, 3/3/02 15 Brian Williams at Jacksonville, 12/21/00 15 Stan Lamb vs. Syracuse, 1/8/79 15 Eddie Clements vs. Adelphi, 19598. 14 Jim Shickora vs. Quantico Marines, 11/30/62 14 Bill Beauchamp vs. Quantico Marines, 12/14/60 14 Willie Jones at St. Peter’s, 2/14/59 14 Eddie Clements vs. New Haven, 1958-59

Season1. 204 Willie Jones, 1958-592. 177 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-933. 157 Donald Grant, 1991-924. 150 Russell Bowers, 1979-805. 134 Brian Gilgeous, 1991-926. 130 Brian Gilgeous, 1990-917. 129 Ron Draper, 1989-908. 125 Ray Ruhling, 1966-67 125 Gordon Austin, 1981-8210. 122 Frank Ross, 1986-87

Career1. 612 Willie Jones, 1957-602. 538 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-933. 386 Russell Bowers, 1977-814. 352 Darryl Franklin, 1992-965. 331 Gordon Austin, 1979-836. 323 Chuck West, 1985-897. 319 Ed Sloane, 1979-838. 313 Kermit Washington, 1970-739. 309 Tim Fudd, 1991-9610. 300 Patrick Doctor, 1998-2002

Free Throws Attempted

Game 1. 22 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/602. 21 Robert Linquist vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62 21 Richard Wells at Towson, 2/17/594. 18 Gordon Stiles vs. Rider, 2/22/695. 17 Garrison Carr vs. Bucknell, 1/14/09 17 Patrick Doctor vs. Lafayette, 3/3/02 17 Brian Williams at Jacksonville, 12/21/00 17 Tim Fudd vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/92 17 Stan Lamb vs. Syracuse, 1/8/799. 16 Nine Student-Athletes

Season1. 256 Willie Jones, 1958-592. 211 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-933. 201 Ron Draper, 1989-904. 192 Brian Gilgeous, 1990-915. 189 Russell Bowers, 1979-806. 184 Donald Grant, 1991-927. 183 Kermit Washington, 1970-718. 182 Ed Sloane, 1981-829. 177 Gordon Stiles, 1969-70 177 Brian Gilgeous, 1991-92

Career1. 814 Willie Jones, 1957-602. 714 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-933. 518 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 518 Ed Sloane, 1979-835. 467 Chuck West, 1985-89 467 Tim Fudd, 1991-967. 459 Kermit Washington, 1970-738. 450 Darryl Franklin, 1992-969. 448 Gordon Austin, 1979-8310. 443 Mike Sampson, 1984-88

Minutes Played

Game 1. 56 Steve Pendergast at Lehigh, 1/21/842. 55 Frank Ross at Lehigh, 1/21/843. 53 Donald Grant vs. UNC-Wilmington, 1/20/924. 50 Frank Ross at Delaware, 2/16/87 50 Steve Nesmith at Lehigh, 1/21/846. 49 Jarion Childs vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/007. 48 Andre Ingram at Army, 1/18/06 48 Andre Ingram at Fair� eld, 11/10/069. 46 Mark Garlitos at Stetson, 12/28/7810. 45 21 Student-Athletes

Games Played

Career 1. 124 Derrick Mercer, 2005-092. 119 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 119 Brian Gilmore, 2005-094. 118 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 5. 117 Jordan Nichols, 2005-096. 116 Gordon Austin, 1979-837. 115 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-938. 112 Keith Gray, 1998-2002 112 Ed Sloane, 1979-83 112 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-200111. 111 Craig Sedmak, 1989-9312. 110 Darryl Franklin, 1992-9613. 109 Mike Sampson, 1984-88 109 Tim Fudd, 1991-96 109 Duane Gilliam, 1992-96

Games Started

Career1. 122 Derrick Mercer, 2005-092. 117 Andre Ingram, 2003-073. 110 Darryl Franklin, 1992-964. 105 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-935. 94 Patrick Doctor, 1998-026. 93 Craig Sedmak, 1989-937. 90 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-20018. 89 Tim Fudd, 1991-969. 85 Juan Jones, 1980-8310. 82 Nathan Smith, 1994-98

Individual Records

Brian Gilgeous, ‘932,013 Career Points

Willie Jones, ‘64AU Record 612Career Free Throws

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All-Time RecordsGAMEPoints: 128, vs. Florida International, 1/16/89

Opponent Points: 127, Syracuse, 1964-65

Largest Combined Score: 226, (La Salle 123, American 103), 2/3/79

Victory Margin: 61, vs. Marymount (123-62), 12/9/95

Loss Margin: 60, Syracuse (127-67), 12/2/64

Field Goal Percentage: .697, (23-33) vs. South Alabama, 12/29/81

Rebounds: 88, vs. Lafayette, 12/29/72

Free Throw Percentage: 1.000, (19-19) vs. Temple, 1960-61

1.000, (16-16) vs. William & Mary, 2/28/98

1.000, (14-14) vs. Drexel, 1/4/78

1.000 (10-10) vs. Colgate, 2/23/03

Assists: 31, vs. St. Mary’s, 12/13/78

31, vs. Catholic, 12/3/75

31, vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74

Blocks: 13, vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/00

Steals: 21, vs. Stetson, 12/28/78

Personal Fouls: 35, vs. Bucknell, 1/12/80

SEASONPoints: 2,373, in 1980-81

Field Goals: 909, in 1980-81

Field Goals Attempted: 1,834, in 1988-89

Field Goal Percentage: .523 (863-1648), in 1981-82

Free Throw Percentage: .750, in 1964-65

Rebounds: 1,610, in 1957-58

Points Per Game Average: 85.2, in 1972-73

Personal Fouls: 643, in 1983-84

Disquali� cations: 28, in 1983-84 & 1979-80

Victories: 24, in 2008-09 & 1980-81

Losses: 22, in 1983-84

Points Scored1. 128 vs. Florida International, 1/16/891. 128 vs. Florida International, 1/16/892. 123 vs. Marymount, 12/9/952. 123 vs. Marymount, 12/9/953. 116 at Gettysburg, 12/11/863. 116 at Gettysburg, 12/11/86 116 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79 116 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79 116 Stetson, 1963-64 116 Stetson, 1963-646. 114 vs. Baltimore, 19546. 114 vs. Baltimore, 19547. 113 vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/907. 113 vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/90 113 Susqehanna, 1965-66 113 Susqehanna, 1965-669. 112 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/939. 112 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93 112 Old Dominion, 1965-66 112 Old Dominion, 1965-66

Points Allowed1. 127 Syracuse, 1964-651. 127 Syracuse, 1964-652. 125 Utah State, 1963-642. 125 Utah State, 1963-643. 123 vs. La Salle, 2/3/793. 123 vs. La Salle, 2/3/794. 120 at DePaul, 12/14/884. 120 at DePaul, 12/14/885. 115 vs. George Mason, 1/29/945. 115 vs. George Mason, 1/29/94 115 Connecticut, 1964-65 115 Connecticut, 1964-657. 112 Georgetown, 1964-657. 112 Georgetown, 1964-658. 111 vs. La Salle, 2/5/898. 111 vs. La Salle, 2/5/899. 110 vs. Alabama, 11/25/789. 110 vs. Alabama, 11/25/78 110 at Mount St. Mary’s, 1956-57 110 at Mount St. Mary’s, 1956-57

Fewest Points Scored1. 10 Hampden-Sydney, 1933-341. 10 Hampden-Sydney, 1933-34 10 Gallaudet, 1929-30 10 Gallaudet, 1929-30 10 St. John’s (Md.), 1927-28 10 St. John’s (Md.), 1927-284. 11 Randolph Macon, 1934-354. 11 Randolph Macon, 1934-35 11 Johns Hopkins, 1929-30 11 Johns Hopkins, 1929-306. 12 George Washington, 1926-276. 12 George Washington, 1926-277. 14 St. John’s (Md.), 1933-347. 14 St. John’s (Md.), 1933-34 14 St. John’s (Md.), 1931-32 14 St. John’s (Md.), 1931-32 14 Duquesne, 1929-30 14 Duquesne, 1929-3010. 16 Catholic, 1927-2810. 16 Catholic, 1927-28

Fewest Points Allowed1. 9 Gallaudet, 1929-301. 9 Gallaudet, 1929-302. 12 George Washington, 1928-292. 12 George Washington, 1928-29 12 High Point, 1926-27 12 High Point, 1926-274. 13 Elon, 1932-334. 13 Elon, 1932-33 13 Maryland State, 1930-31 13 Maryland State, 1930-31 13 Bridgewater, 1926-27 13 Bridgewater, 1926-277. 14 Gallaudet, 1931-327. 14 Gallaudet, 1931-32 14 Blue Ridge, 1926-27 14 Blue Ridge, 1926-279. 15 Catholic, 1929-309. 15 Catholic, 1929-30 15 Shenandoah, 1926-27 15 Shenandoah, 1926-27

Largest Margin of Victory1. 61 (123-62) vs. Marymount, 12/9/951. 61 (123-62) vs. Marymount, 12/9/952. 57 (93-36) vs. Gallaudet, 1957-582. 57 (93-36) vs. Gallaudet, 1957-583. 53 (105-52) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/823. 53 (105-52) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/824. 48 (111-63) at Western Maryland, 1957-584. 48 (111-63) at Western Maryland, 1957-585. 45 (79-34) vs. Juniata, 1/6/615. 45 (79-34) vs. Juniata, 1/6/61 45 (98-53) vs. Washington, 1950-51 45 (98-53) vs. Washington, 1950-517. 44 (103-59) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/3/867. 44 (103-59) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/3/86 44 (94-50) vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78 44 (94-50) vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78 44 (96-52) vs. Loyola (Md.), 1974-75 44 (96-52) vs. Loyola (Md.), 1974-7510. 43 (79-36) Gallaudet, 1946-4710. 43 (79-36) Gallaudet, 1946-47

Largest Margin of Defeat1. 60 (67-127) Syracuse, 1964-651. 60 (67-127) Syracuse, 1964-652. 55 (60-115) Connecticut, 1964-652. 55 (60-115) Connecticut, 1964-653. 51 (32-83) Juniata, 1943-443. 51 (32-83) Juniata, 1943-444. 44 (26-70) Georgetown, 1941-424. 44 (26-70) Georgetown, 1941-425. 43 (33-76) at Florida, 12/23/005. 43 (33-76) at Florida, 12/23/006. 42 (64-106) at Duquesne, 12/4/676. 42 (64-106) at Duquesne, 12/4/677. 40 (58-98) at Clemson, 1977-787. 40 (58-98) at Clemson, 1977-78 40 (67-107) at North Carolina State, 1/26/70 40 (67-107) at North Carolina State, 1/26/70 40 (59-99) Duquesne, 1963-64 40 (59-99) Duquesne, 1963-64 40 (35-75) vs. George Mason, 12/5/05 40 (35-75) vs. George Mason, 12/5/05

Largest Combined Score1. 226 (102-123) vs. La Salle, 2/3/791. 226 (102-123) vs. La Salle, 2/3/792. 225 (113-112) Susquehanna, 1965-662. 225 (113-112) Susquehanna, 1965-66 225 (100-125) Utah State, 1963-64 225 (100-125) Utah State, 1963-644. 218 (128-90) vs. Florida International, 1/16/894. 218 (128-90) vs. Florida International, 1/16/895. 217 (102-115) vs. George Mason, 1/29/945. 217 (102-115) vs. George Mason, 1/29/946. 208 (112-96) vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/936. 208 (112-96) vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/937. 206 (112-94) Old Dominion, 1965-667. 206 (112-94) Old Dominion, 1965-668. 205 (106-99) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 2/13/938. 205 (106-99) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 2/13/93 205 (113-92) vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/90 205 (113-92) vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/90 205 (85-120) at DePaul, 12/14/88 205 (85-120) at DePaul, 12/14/88

Most Field Goals Made1. 49 at Western Maryland, 1957-581. 49 at Western Maryland, 1957-582. 48 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/792. 48 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/793. 47 at Gettysburg, 12/11/863. 47 at Gettysburg, 12/11/86 47 at Harvard, 12/6/80 47 at Harvard, 12/6/80 47 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78 47 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/786. 46 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/746. 46 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74 46 vs. Duquesne, 2/12/73 46 vs. Duquesne, 2/12/738. 45 vs. Marymount, 12/9/958. 45 vs. Marymount, 12/9/959. 44 vs. Florida International, 1/16/899. 44 vs. Florida International, 1/16/8910. 43 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/8210. 43 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/82 43 vs. Catholic, 2/19/82 43 vs. Catholic, 2/19/82 43 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79 43 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79 43 vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78 43 vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78

Most Field Goal Attempts1. 100 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/681. 100 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/682. 97 vs. Rhode Island, 19652. 97 vs. Rhode Island, 19653. 95 vs. Susquehanna, 2/16/683. 95 vs. Susquehanna, 2/16/684. 90 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/794. 90 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/795. 88 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/935. 88 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/936. 87 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/006. 87 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/007. 86 vs. La Salle, 2/3/797. 86 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79 86 vs. Catholic, 12/29/62 86 vs. Catholic, 12/29/629. 83 at Old Dominion, 2/18/989. 83 at Old Dominion, 2/18/98 83 at Stetson, 12/28/78 83 at Stetson, 12/28/78 Highest Field Goal Percentage1. .697 (23-33) vs. South Alabama, 12/29/811. .697 (23-33) vs. South Alabama, 12/29/812. .677 (42-62) vs. Wagner, 1/6/782. .677 (42-62) vs. Wagner, 1/6/783. .667 (34-51) at Bucknell, 1/14/783. .667 (34-51) at Bucknell, 1/14/784. .650 (26-40) at Tennessee, 12/18/814. .650 (26-40) at Tennessee, 12/18/815. .646 (31-48) at Colgate, 1/17/095. .646 (31-48) at Colgate, 1/17/096. .635 (33-52) at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/016. .635 (33-52) at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/017. .634 (26-41) at Rider, 3/3/827. .634 (26-41) at Rider, 3/3/828. .630 (29-46) at Notre Dame, 12/21/038. .630 (29-46) at Notre Dame, 12/21/039. .629 (22-35) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 12/28/819. .629 (22-35) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 12/28/8110. .627 (32-51) at Bucknell, 1/16/8210. .627 (32-51) at Bucknell, 1/16/82 .627 (32-51) at Catholic, 12/3/75 .627 (32-51) at Catholic, 12/3/75 .627 (37-59) at Rider, 12/6/78 .627 (37-59) at Rider, 12/6/78 .627 (47-75) at Gettysburg, 12/11/86 .627 (47-75) at Gettysburg, 12/11/86 .627 (47-75) at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78 .627 (47-75) at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78 Most Three-Point Field Goals1. 15 vs. Towson, 12/10/051. 15 vs. Towson, 12/10/052. 14 at Navy, 1/14/042. 14 at Navy, 1/14/04 14 at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/01 14 at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/014. 13 vs. Lehigh, 2/15/034. 13 vs. Lehigh, 2/15/03 13 vs. Army, 2/2/03 13 vs. Army, 2/2/03 13 at George Washington, 1/3/95 13 at George Washington, 1/3/95 13 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93 13 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/938. 12 at Lafayette, 2/28/048. 12 at Lafayette, 2/28/04 12 vs. George Washington, 1/2/03 12 vs. George Washington, 1/2/03 12 vs. Army, 2/27/03 12 vs. Army, 2/27/03 12 vs. Lehigh, 3/2/02 12 vs. Lehigh, 3/2/02

Team Records

Ray Ruhling, ‘681,105 Career Points


American University Men’s Basketball

Most Three-Point Attempts1. 36 vs. East Carolina, 1/23/951. 36 vs. East Carolina, 1/23/952. 35 at Fair� eld, 12/22/022. 35 at Fair� eld, 12/22/023. 32 at College of Charleston, 12/20/023. 32 at College of Charleston, 12/20/02 32 at West Virginia, 11/21/00 32 at West Virginia, 11/21/005. 31 vs. Villanova, 3/19/095. 31 vs. Villanova, 3/19/09 31 vs. Towson, 12/10/05 31 vs. Towson, 12/10/05 31 vs. Old Dominion, 1/19/98 31 vs. Old Dominion, 1/19/988. 30 vs. Lafayette, 3/1/038. 30 vs. Lafayette, 3/1/03 30 at Missouri, 11/22/02 30 at Missouri, 11/22/02 30 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93 30 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93

Highest Three-Point Percentage1. .727 (8-11) vs. Marymount, 12/9/951. .727 (8-11) vs. Marymount, 12/9/95 .727 (8-11) at James Madison, 1/12/87 .727 (8-11) at James Madison, 1/12/873. .667 (8-12) at Old Dominion, 2/8/933. .667 (8-12) at Old Dominion, 2/8/93 .667 (10-15) at Virginia Commonwealth, 11/15/04 .667 (10-15) at Virginia Commonwealth, 11/15/04 .667 (10-15) vs. Lafayette, 3/1/08 .667 (10-15) vs. Lafayette, 3/1/086. .647 (11-17) vs. ETSU, 12/30/036. .647 (11-17) vs. ETSU, 12/30/037. .636 (7-11) vs. East Carolina, 1/3/877. .636 (7-11) vs. East Carolina, 1/3/878. .625 (10-16) at Lafayette, 2/25/068. .625 (10-16) at Lafayette, 2/25/069. .615 (8-13) at Cincinnati, 11/23/919. .615 (8-13) at Cincinnati, 11/23/91 .611 (11-18) at Jacksonville, 11/22/08 .611 (11-18) at Jacksonville, 11/22/08 .611 (11-18) vs. Morgan State, 11/14/06 .611 (11-18) vs. Morgan State, 11/14/06 .611 (11-18) at Lehigh, 1/12/08 .611 (11-18) at Lehigh, 1/12/08 *Minimum 10 three-point attempts *Minimum 10 three-point attempts

Most Free Throws Made1. 40 vs. Mount St. Mary’s,12/3/921. 40 vs. Mount St. Mary’s,12/3/92 40 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62 40 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/623. 38 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/063. 38 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/064. 36 vs. Florida International, 1/16/894. 36 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89 36 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1967 36 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1967 36 vs. Georgetown,1/7/59 36 vs. Georgetown,1/7/597. 35 at Florida International, 2/4/877. 35 at Florida International, 2/4/87 35 vs. Lynchburg,1960-61 35 vs. Lynchburg,1960-619. 34 vs. East Carolina, 1/16/969. 34 vs. East Carolina, 1/16/96 34 at George Mason, 1/25/95 34 at George Mason, 1/25/95 34 vs. William & Mary, 2/8/92 34 vs. William & Mary, 2/8/92

Most Free Throw Attempts1. 58 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/921. 58 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/922. 55 at Florida International, 2/4/872. 55 at Florida International, 2/4/873. 52 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/623. 52 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/624. 50 at Towson, 2/17/594. 50 at Towson, 2/17/595. 49 vs. Loyola (Md.), 19675. 49 vs. Loyola (Md.), 19676. 48 vs. Florida International, 1/16/896. 48 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89 48 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/06 48 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/068. 47 vs. Clark, 11/29/888. 47 vs. Clark, 11/29/88 47 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1963 47 vs. Loyola (Md.), 196310. 46 vs. West Chester, 1/17/7910. 46 vs. West Chester, 1/17/79

Highest Free Throw Percentage1. 1.000 (19-19) vs. Temple, 1960-611. 1.000 (19-19) vs. Temple, 1960-61 1.000 (16-16) vs. William & Mary, 2/28/98 1.000 (16-16) vs. William & Mary, 2/28/98 1.000 (14-14) vs. Drexel, 1/4/78 1.000 (14-14) vs. Drexel, 1/4/78 1.000 (10-10) vs. Colgate, 2/23/03 1.000 (10-10) vs. Colgate, 2/23/035. .952 (20-21) at Army, 2/6/025. .952 (20-21) at Army, 2/6/026. .947 (18-19) vs. George Washington, 1/20/736. .947 (18-19) vs. George Washington, 1/20/737. .944 (17-18) at Bucknell, 2/7/047. .944 (17-18) at Bucknell, 2/7/04 .944 (17-18) at Virginia, 12/28/06 .944 (17-18) at Virginia, 12/28/06 .944 (17-18) at Saint Francis, 11/10/07 .944 (17-18) at Saint Francis, 11/10/0710. .943 (33-35) vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/9010. .943 (33-35) vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/90 *Minimum 10 free throw attempts *Minimum 10 free throw attempts

Most Rebounds1. 88 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/721. 88 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/722. 84 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/672. 84 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/673. 83 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/9/713. 83 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/9/714. 72 at Adelphi, 1/26/674. 72 at Adelphi, 1/26/675. 71 vs. Susqehanna, 2/16/685. 71 vs. Susqehanna, 2/16/686. 70 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/14/736. 70 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/14/737. 69 at Susquehanna, 2/3/697. 69 at Susquehanna, 2/3/69 69 at Adelphi, 2/6/68 69 at Adelphi, 2/6/689. 68 at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/689. 68 at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/6810. 65 vs. Marymount, 12/9/9510. 65 vs. Marymount, 12/9/95 65 vs. Coast Guard, 12/28/62 65 vs. Coast Guard, 12/28/62

Most Assists1. 31 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/781. 31 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78 31 vs. Catholic, 12/3/75 31 vs. Catholic, 12/3/75 31 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74 31 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/744. 28 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/794. 28 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/795. 27 at Gettysburg, 1/5/805. 27 at Gettysburg, 1/5/80 27 vs. King’s, 2/27/75 27 vs. King’s, 2/27/75 27 vs. Howard, 12/17/74 27 vs. Howard, 12/17/748. 26 at Navy, 1/14/048. 26 at Navy, 1/14/04 26 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93 26 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93 26 at Fair� eld, 1/7/78 26 at Fair� eld, 1/7/78

Most Blocked Shots1. 13 vs. Va. Commonwealth, 2/29/001. 13 vs. Va. Commonwealth, 2/29/002. 10 at James Madison, 1/21/982. 10 at James Madison, 1/21/983. 9 vs. James Madison, 2/12/003. 9 vs. James Madison, 2/12/004. 8 vs. Villanova, 3/19/094. 8 vs. Villanova, 3/19/09 8 at Holy Cross, 1/21/06 8 at Holy Cross, 1/21/06 8 vs. James Madison, 2/24/01 8 vs. James Madison, 2/24/01 8 at Va. Commonwealth, 2/23/00 8 at Va. Commonwealth, 2/23/00 8 at William & Mary, 1/31/01 8 at William & Mary, 1/31/01 8 at George Washington, 1/12/00 8 at George Washington, 1/12/00 8 vs. Howard, 12/12/00 8 vs. Howard, 12/12/00 8 vs. William & Mary, 1/13/99 8 vs. William & Mary, 1/13/99 8 vs. Western Maryland, 11/24/98 8 vs. Western Maryland, 11/24/98 8 vs. Old Dominion, 1/19/98 8 vs. Old Dominion, 1/19/98 8 vs. William & Mary, 3/2/91 8 vs. William & Mary, 3/2/91 8 at Loyola (Md.), 12/11/90 8 at Loyola (Md.), 12/11/90 8 vs. Central Conn. State, 12/8/90 8 vs. Central Conn. State, 12/8/90 8 vs. West Chester, 1/18/78 8 vs. West Chester, 1/18/78 8 vs. Washington, 12/4/77 8 vs. Washington, 12/4/77 Most Steals1. 21 at Stetson, 12/28/781. 21 at Stetson, 12/28/782. 20 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/922. 20 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/92 20 vs. Lehigh, 3/1/82 20 vs. Lehigh, 3/1/82 20 vs. Rider, 1/21/80 20 vs. Rider, 1/21/805. 19 vs. Whittier, 11/30/815. 19 vs. Whittier, 11/30/81 19 at Catholic, 2/21/81 19 at Catholic, 2/21/81 19 at Gettysburg, 1/5/80 19 at Gettysburg, 1/5/808. 18 at Bucknell, 2/7/048. 18 at Bucknell, 2/7/04 18 at William & Mary, 1/13/96 18 at William & Mary, 1/13/96 18 vs. Howard, 12/16/95 18 vs. Howard, 12/16/95 18 vs. Drexel, 2/26/79 18 vs. Drexel, 2/26/79

Team Recordsyy

Team Record

Richard Wells, ‘651,184 Career Rebounds

Darryl Franklin, ‘96454 Career Assists

Calvin Brown, ‘78546 Career Rebounds

Mark Nickens, 1980-831,515 Career Points



YEAR COACH RECORD PCT.

1926-27 Springston 15-4 .789

1927-28 Springston 5-10 .333

1928-29 Springston 10-6 .625

1929-30 Young 11-10 .485

1930-31 Young 9-6 .600

1931-32 Young 12-2 .800

1932-33 Young 11-2 .867

1933-34 Young 0-10 .000

1934-35 Young 1-14 .067

1935-36 Young 2-12 .142

1936-37 Smith 8- 9 .470

1937-38 S. Cassell 8-6 .571

1938-39 S. Cassell 8-7 .533

1939-40 S. Cassell 6-8 .428

1940-41 S. Cassell 7-8 .416

1941-42 S. Cassell 8-8 .500

1942-43 Kalijarvi 4-8 .368

1943-44 Kalijarvi 5-10 .333

1944-45 Boyd 15-1 .937

1945-46 Boyd 17-4 .809

1946-47 S. Cassell 14-11 .560

1947-48 S. Cassell 17-11 .607

1948-49 S. Cassell 17-9 .654

1949-50 S. Cassell 22-8 .733

1950-51 S. Cassell 18-10 .643

1951-52 S. Cassell 17-8 .680

1952-53 D. Schulze 15-8 .652

1953-54 D. Schulze 12-13 .480

1954-55 D. Schulze 8-19 .296

1955-56 D. Schulze 10-13 .434

1956-57 D. Carrasco 10-14 .416

1957-58 D. Carrasco 23-5 .821

1958-59 D. Carrasco 22-7 .785

1959-60 D. Carrasco 21-7 .750

1960-61 D. Carrasco 15-7 .681

1961-62 D. Carrasco 10-11 .476

1962-63 J. Williams 10-14 .417

1963-64 J. Williams 6-18 .250

1964-65 J. Williams 4-19 .173

1965-66 A. Kyber 8-14 .363

1966-67 A. Kyber 16-8 .667

1967-68 A. Kyber 14-12 .537

YEAR COACH RECORD PCT.

1968-69 A. Kyber 4-19 .173

1969-70 T. Young 11-12 .477

1970-71 T. Young 13-12 .520

1971-72 T. Young 16-8 .667

1972-73 T. Young 21-5 .807

1973-74 J. Lynam 16-10 .615

1974-75 J. Lynam 16-10 .615

1975-76 J. Lynam 9-16 .360

1976-77 J. Lynam 13-13 .500

1977-78 J. Lynam 16-12 .571

1978-79 G. Williams 14-13 .519

1979-80 G. Williams 13-14 .481

1980-81 G. Williams 24-6 .800

1981-82 G. Williams 21-9 .700

1982-83 E. Tapscott 20-10 .667

1983-84 E. Tapscott 6-22 .214

1984-85 E. Tapscott 9-19 .321

1985-86 E. Tapscott 10-18 .357

1986-87 E. Tapscott 13-14 .481

1987-88 E. Tapscott 14-14 .500

1988-89 E. Tapscott 17-11 .610

1989-90 E. Tapscott 20- 9 .689

1990-91 C. Knoche 15-14 .517

1991-92 C. Knoche 11-18 .379

1992-93 C. Knoche 11-17 .393

1993-94 C. Knoche 8-19 .296

1994-95 C. Knoche 9-19 .321

1995-96 C. Knoche 12-15 .409

1996-97 C. Knoche 11-16 .396

1997-98 A. Perry 9-19 .325

1998-99 A. Perry 7-21 .300

1999-00 A. Perry 11-18 .379

2000-01 J. Jones 7-20 .259

2001-02 J. Jones 18-12 .600

2002-03 J. Jones 16-14 .533

2003-04 J. Jones 18-13 .581

2004-05 J. Jones 17-11 .607

2005-06 J. Jones 12-17 .414

2006-07 J. Jones 16-14 .533

2007-08 J. Jones 21-12 .636

2008-09 J. Jones 24-8 .750

All-Time Record 1,040-964 .519

Jimmy WilliamsHead Coach, 1962-652000 AU Hall of Fame

Inductee

Tom YoungHead Coach, 1969-73Former Washington Wizards Asst. Coach

Tom DavisAsst. Coach, 1969-71Former Head Coach at Drake University

Jim LynamHead Coach, 1973-78Former WashingtonBullets Head Coach

Gary WilliamsHead Coach, 1978-82

Head Coach atMaryland University

Fran DunphyAsst. Coach, 1980-85

Head Coach atTemple University

Ed TapscottHead Coach, 1982-90Washington Wizards

Dir. of Player Development

Chris Knoche, ‘80Head Coach, 1990-97

Radio Personality980 and WJFK

Year-By-Year Results



All-Time LetterwinnersAHajj R. Abdul-Jami .........................................’71 Michael A. Abner.............................................’79 Jeff E. Adamoff ...............................................’73Demek Adams .........................(’00, ’01, ’02, ’03)Ronald C. Adams............................................’61Sam O. Albert .................................................’54 Hasheem Alexander ............................. (’00, ’01)John H. Alexander ..........................................’35 Martin A. Allwine .............................................’35 Michael A. Alston ............................................’78 Richard P. Anderson, Jr. .................................’90 Murray Arnold .................................................’60 Carl G. Aspenburg, Jr. ....................................’64 Christian R. Ast ...............................................’95 Fernando Aunon .............................................’84 Gordon Austin .................................................’84 Gary N. Axelrad ..............................................’71

BCharles N. Baer ..............................................’54 Rafael Baidanshin ..........................................’98Ralph F. Baird .................................................’66 Warren E. Baker, Jr. .......................................’67 Simon J. Balchun, Jr. ......................................’51Jason Bannister .................................... (’99, ’00) Gerald S. Bart� eld ..........................................’67 Robert V. Barton, Jr. .......................................’67 Walter M. Bastian, Jr. .....................................’39 Arthur L. Beatty, Jr. .........................................’69 Billy N. Beauchamp ........................................’61 Joel B. Bell......................................................’84 Ralph R. Benson ............................................’50 Samuel C. Bilbrough.......................................’29 Brayden Billbe .........................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07)Donald S. Bittinger..........................................’29 Michael Blackwel ............................................’95 Robert J. Boggs ..............................................’69 Andrew J. Bon Salle .......................................’90Frank Borden ..................................................’09 George R. Borsarii ..........................................’34 Albert L. Botkin ...............................................’47 Robert S. Bowers ...........................................’38 Russell A. Bowers......................................... ’81*Nick Boyd .......................................................’02Leslie R. Bradshaw, Jr. ...................................’51 B. Brooke Bright .............................................’32Joseph A. Britton ............................................’38 Craig R. Broderdorp ................................ ’89, ‘93Arthur Brodsky ................................................’66 Kenneth H. Brown ..........................................’48Matt Brown ..............................(’95, ’96, ’98, ’99) Robert D. Brown .............................................’73Calvin Brown ..................................................’78 George I. Brown .............................................’40Rod Brown ..........................................................Robert K. Brummer.........................................’63 Albert Buf� ngton .............................................’33 Howard J. Buf� er ............................................’65Vladimir Buscaglia ................................ (’01, ’02)Carl L. Byham .................................................’51

CJames R. Caiola .............................................’31 M. Hamlin Cannon ..........................................’50 William G. Caples ...........................................’29 Andre R. Carley ..............................................’78 Joseph P. Carlo ..............................................’38 Garrison Carr ..................................................’09Joseph L. Carter .............................................’33 Chester A. Carter ............................................’31 David A. Carver ..............................................’73 Joe Casper .....................................................’02

Stafford H. Cassell, Jr. ....................................’77 Jamal Catarina ...............................................’04James J. Certa ...............................................’78Jarion Childs ............................(’97, ’98, ’99, ’00)Sherman Chin.................................................’58 Stephen Clayton ................................... (’98, ’97)Edward S. Clements .......................................’60 Richard P. Clifton ............................................’57 Martin H. Colin ................................................’71 Joel T. Comiteau .............................................’58 Jay C. Cone ....................................................’53 James A. Cook ...............................................’70 James J. Cook ................................................’32 Frederick D. Cooper, III ..................................’91 Atiba Coppock, Jr. ..........................................’69 John T. Coursen .............................................’76 Lee Cozan ......................................................’48 Scott P. Crampton ...........................................’35 Matej Cresnik..................................(’03, ’04, ’05)Ronald F. Crown .............................................’58 Thomas J. Cuddy ...........................................’32 William B. Culp ...............................................’39

DStephen D. Dalsheim......................................’53 Raymond E. Daly............................................’63 Joseph W. Daniels, Jr. ............................. ’82, ’84 Ron Davenport ...................................................Gary D. Davidson ...........................................’75 Peter T. De Haven ..........................................’74 Donald E. Dedrick...........................................’52 William A. Demharte .......................................’74 William H. Diamond ........................................’82 Alton Dillard ........................................................Robert M. Dixon..............................................’41 Patrick Doctor ..........................(’99, ’00, ’01, ’02)Andrew B. Dolich ............................................’69 Leroy Doolittle.................................................’49 Ron Draper .........................................................Jernavis Draughn ...........................(’01, ’03, ’04)David C. Driscoll, Jr. .......................................’70 Daniel J. Duvall...............................................’70 Christopher J. Dye ..........................................’81

EPhilip J. Economou .........................................’74 Howard M. Edelstein ......................................’72 Fred J. Eden, Jr. .............................................’43 Carter M. Edmonds ........................................’41 Burke Edwards ...............................................’33 Arvydas Eitutavicius ................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07) Eric J. Engelhardt ...........................................’74 Jamaine Epps .................................................’97 Bruce Etchison ...............................................’41 Latimer R. Evans ............................................’41

FNorman Fabian ............................................ ’32 *Reid A. Fader..................................................’71 William H. Faux ..............................................’53 Leland Field ....................................................’30 Jeremy M. Figoten ................................... ’96, ’98 Robert M. Fillhaber .........................................’77 Eric Fischer .....................................................’00Richard S. Fleshman ......................................’74 Darryl L. Franklin ............................................’96 Matthew C. Frary ............................................’95 Samuel L. French ...........................................’35 Robert B. Fried ...............................................’78 Herbert A. Fuchs.............................................’38 Robert H. Fuchs .............................................’32 Tim Fudd ........................................................’96 Bartley A. Fugler .............................................’48 Dante H. Fulton ..............................................’77 Timothy C. Fulton ...........................................’72 GMark R. Garlitos ..............................................’79 Stephen L. Garrett ..........................................’74 Gary Garris ........................................... (’06, ’07)Ronald I. Garshag ..........................................’51 Jerry J. Gaston ...............................................’73 Hamilton D. Gewehr .......................................’41 R. Brian Gilgeous ...........................................’93 James R. Gillen ..............................................’71 Duane A. Gilliam .............................................’96 Brian Gilmore..................................................’09 Robert L. Gingell.............................................’60 Dejaun Goodwin .............................................’01Warren E. Gorman .................................. ’69, ’72 Erick Grace .........................................................Riley Grafft ......................................................‘09Michael D. Graham.........................................’71 Ryan Graham ..........................(’02, ’03, ’04, ’05)Donald B. Grant ....................................... ’92, ‘94Keith Gray................................(’99, ’00, ’01, ’02) Brad H. Greenberg .........................................’77 Daniel L. Green� eld ........................................’54 Thomas J. Grif� n ..................................... ’65, ’68 Billy J. Grif� n ...................................................’48 William E. Grimm, Jr. ................................... ’35 *Frank A. Gross................................................’49 Cornelio Guibunda................................ (’07, ’08)Robert L. Guy .................................................’46

Ed Clements, ‘60Ed Clements, ‘60

Brian Gilmore, ‘09Brian Gilmore, ‘09



HRonald B. Haight ............................................’66 Robert K. Hall .................................................’40 Alex Harris ............................................ (’98, ’97)Tyrone D. Harris ...................................... ’72, ’75 Leonard C. Harris ...........................................’38 James L. Harrison ..........................................’89 Robert Harvey ................................................’80 Michael T. Hayman .........................................’71 J. Courtney Hayward ......................................’28 Ronald Hearns...................................... (’00, ’01) Jonathan N. Helfat ..........................................’68Nick Hendra .......................................... (‘08, ‘09) Lawrence A. Hetrick........................................’31 Carl D. Hevener ....................................... ’55, ’58 Joe Hill ............................................................‘09Robert C. Hill ..................................................’38 Michael D. Hill.................................................’50 Terrell S. Hill ...................................................’69 Donald M. Hillock............................................’49 Stephen W. Hines ...........................................’69 Richard R. Hite ...............................................’50 Robert Hoey .......................................................James G. Hollis ..............................................’48 Carroll B. Holmes ...........................................’78 Daryl Holmes ..................................................’97 Henry L. Hopkins ............................................’87 Gregory R. Horkey..........................................’68 Gary S. Horkey ...............................................’69 Leroy Horner...................................................’31 Joseph A. Hossick ..........................................’50 James M. Howell ............................................’62 Howard R. Hudson .........................................’39 Charles D. Hudson .........................................’49 Harvey L. Huey ...............................................’48

IJohn A. Iacovelli..............................................’75 Andre Ingram ...........................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07) E. Leroy Ishman .............................................’51 John E. Isleib ..................................................’62

JJohn J. Jablonsky ...........................................’41 Marc W. Jaffe ..................................................’74 Herbert Jamison .............................................’77 Richard E. Jarvis ............................................’31 Anthony R. Jiorle ............................................’70 Eugene I. Johnson..........................................’38 James T. Johnson ...........................................’31 Paulis Joneliunas............................(’05, ’06, ’07) Earle F. Jones .................................................’69 Juan Delon Jones ...........................................’84 William S. Jones .............................................’64 Diem M. Jones................................................’75 Ossie Jones .......................................... (’98, ’99)Robert E. Jones ..............................................’51 Robert W. Jones .............................................’53 Willie Jones ....................................................’64 William L. Jones .............................................’58

K William E. Kagarise ........................................’70 Robert Kanowitz .............................................’76 Lance J. Kaufman...........................................’78 Bruce R. Kessler, Sr. ......................................’29 Michael W. Kessler .........................................’69 Philip J. Kessler ..............................................’75 Philip Kirschner...............................................’73 Charles J. Kligman .........................................’49 Christopher C. Knoche ...................................’80 Jarrod Kohl ........................................... (’03, ’04)

James D. Kranking .........................................’50 Howard L. Krevolin .........................................’72 Marko Krivokapic ............................................’95

L Ronald J. Ladd ........................................ ’58, ’63 John F. LaFavre ..............................................’30 Robert W. Lamon............................................’50 Robert F. Lanzillotti .................................. ’44, ’48 Howard A. Lassoff ..........................................’78 H. George Latham ................................... ’50, ’58 Erick C. Lawrence ..........................................’94 Travis Lay .......................................................’08 Sherman E. Lee....................................... ’38, ’39 William T. Leith ...............................................’37 Linas Lekavicius ......................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07)Ernest I. Levin.................................................’35 Carl W. Levin ..................................................’31 George I. Lewis ..............................................’64 Sekou Lewis ............................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07)David E. Lichliter.............................................’30 Robert A. Lindquist .........................................’62 Johnny L. Lloyd, Jr................................... ’74, ’80 Leonard H. Lockhart, Jr. .................................’75 Ira S. London ..................................................’72 Wilfred J. Lucas ..............................................’68 Warren R. Luhrs .............................................’68Stephen Lumpkins ....................................... (‘09)Steve Luptak......................................... (‘08, ‘09) Rene Lutz .......................................................’32 James G. Lutz ................................................’85 Michael E. Lynch ............................................’71

M John W. Manchester .......................................’43 William H. Mann .............................................’75 Ralph H. Markham..........................................’32Frane Markusovic ...........................................’09Henry Marqurss .................................... (’97, ’98) William B. Mason ............................................’66 Richard I. Mather ............................................’49 Robert J. Matty ...............................................’74 Norman S. Mauskopf ......................................’71 Charles H. Mayer............................................’40 Lloyd E. Mayes ...............................................’72 William G. McCarthy .......................................’57 Simon McCormack .........................................‘09Larry D. McCoy ...............................................’69 William B. McDanald ......................................’63 Derrick Mercer ................................................’09Donald L. Merker ............................................’67 Matthew J. Miles .............................................‘57

Steve Miles ........................................... (’02, ’03) Robert W. Miller ..............................................’47 Gary S. Mininsohn ..........................................’71 James H. Molloy, Jr. .......................................’68 Arthur J. Morales, Jr. ......................................’54 Patrick E. Morrissey ........................................’86 Myron D. Murray .............................................’76

N Michael Neelman ............................................’71 John Neer ................................................ ’50, ’52 Bruno Neeser ....................................... (’00, ’01)Mark C. Nelson ........................................ ’70, ’72 Albert N. Nencioni...........................................’49Steven B. Nesmith ..........................................’85James R. Neurohr ..........................................’76 Jordan Nichols ................................................’09Mark Nickens ......................................................William J. Nicklaw ...........................................’51 Robert T. Nugent ............................................’48

OWilliam S. O’Brien, Jr. .....................................’61 Patrick Okpwae ..............................(’02, ’04, ’05)David J. Oliverio .............................................’72 David S. Olsen................................(’98, ’99, ’00)

PBryan W. Palmer...................................... ’94, ’00 Charles R. Parrish ..........................................’62 Ricardas Patiejunas.............................. (’02, ’03)William F. Patten .............................................’51 Roger J. Pearson............................................’70 Ronald H. Peay ..............................................’76 Romone Penny ...............................(’06, ’07, ’08)Steven P. Perlmutter .......................................’71 Art Perry .............................................................Raimondas Petrauskas ..................(’03, ’04, ’05) Thomas Pfotzer ..............................................’80 Edward H. Porter ............................................’36 Jonathan M. Powell ........................................’76 Samuel W. Pure..............................................’72

QJoseph R. Quiroli, Jr. ......................................’74

REdwin K. Rabbit ..............................................‘48Merle D. Randle..............................................‘34 Ronald Rawlins...............................................‘64Barthonhue W. Reese ....................................‘42 Wayne M. Richman ........................................‘72Kenneth D. Rickel ...........................................‘74 Glenn E. Riddell..............................................‘44David C. Ridley, Jr. .........................................‘83Gary L. Roberts ..............................................‘71

Travis Lay, ‘08Travis Lay, ‘08

All-Time Letterwinners

Jordan Nichols, ‘09Jordan Nichols, ‘09



Charles D. Robinson ......................................‘66 Todd M. Robinson...............................................Edward J. Rochford ........................................‘69 Andres Rodriguez ...........................(’02, ’03, ’04)Chris Rooney ..................................................‘69George A. Rosenberg .....................................‘67Robert R. RosenfeldJoshua P. Rosenfeld .......................................‘74Dennis Ross .......................................................Franklin A. Ross .............................................‘87Mitchell H. Rothenberg ...................................‘74 Thomas L. Rowe ............................................‘73Raymond W. Ruhling ......................................‘69Stephen G. Rye ..............................................‘89V. Wallace Ryland ...........................................‘57

SJohn P. Samonsky ..........................................‘85Michael A. Sampson .......................................‘88Paul J. Sampson ............................................‘34Louis Sangiorgio .............................................‘52 Wesley B. Sarles ............................................‘38William E. Sass ...............................................‘61Ray D. Saxton, Jr............................................‘53Howard S. Schachter......................................‘65 Robert A. Schachter .......................................‘71Kenneth S. Schaeffer .....................................‘70Vince Schafmeister .............................................Thomas E. Scherer.........................................‘87 John F. Schreck ..............................................‘57Gary D. Schrenk .............................................‘65John D. Schulz ...............................................‘71Hugo Schulze .................................................‘41Paul A. Schwartz ............................................‘73William Schwartz ............................................‘62Ronald A. Schwartzbach ................................‘72 George F. Scott...............................................‘37Paul W. Scrimshaw, Sr. ..................................‘48 Craig Sedmak .................................................‘93 John G. Selby .................................................‘54Oscar H. Sells.................................................‘33Lawrence S. Selwyn .......................................‘50Rev. David R. Shaheen ..................................‘63 Peter K. Shepard ............................................‘76James Shickora ..............................................‘65George M. Shugars ........................................‘60

O. Walker Shumate, Jr. ..................................‘46Harold S. Shupack..........................................‘57 Brian S. Sibley ................................................‘94Martin L. Sigholtz ............................................‘53John J. Simkovich...........................................‘68Bryce Simon ...................................................’09Peter S. Sitnik .................................................‘39Charles A. Sixbey ...........................................‘38Don Slappy .........................................................Edwin D. Sloane .............................................‘85Dave Small ..............................(’96, ’97, ’98, ’99)Larry A. Smith .................................................‘80Olin Smith .......................................................‘38Nathan Smith ...........................(’95, ’96, ’97, ’98)Leroy W. Smith ...............................................‘47Alex M. Sneddon ............................................‘56Franklyn H. Snitow .........................................‘67Robert D. Sokolove ........................................‘74Gerald I. Sommer ...........................................‘66James M. Spadafore ...............(’96, ’97, ’98, ’99)Dale Spears .......................................................Frank M. Spindler ...........................................‘66 Harold Sponsler ..............................................‘53James D. Springer ..........................................‘87Stephen A. Stein .............................................‘82Sean Stevens ....................................................Benjamin F. Still ..............................................‘66Gordon Stiles ......................................................Glenn Stokes ........................................ (’02, ’03)William A. Stone .............................................‘86Philip J. Stuart ................................................‘67John N. Stulak ................................................‘69Michael S. Sumner .........................................‘90 Roger M. Synenberg ......................................‘71

TWilliam J. Tanney ............................................‘52Mike Technow .................................................‘09Saliou-Binet Telly .....................(’98, ’99, ’00, ’01)Jason Thomas .........................(’02, ’03, ’04, ’05)Wilbur Thomas ...............................................’75Howard A. Thompson .....................................‘36William W. Thompson .....................................‘38 Fred T. Tillman ................................................‘91 Harold E. Toner ...............................................‘39Edgar J. Townsend .........................................‘66Louis G. Trager ...............................................‘71Thomas Treadwell ..............................................Michael L. Trilling ............................................‘63 John B. Trowbridge.........................................‘41James C. Tucker.............................................‘69

UHarry K. Underwood .......................................‘33

VRobert C. Veldran ...........................................‘69Raymond C. Voelkel .......................................‘79James E. Vogts, Jr. .........................................‘41Hans W. Vollmecke.........................................‘58

WMichael E. Wade ............................................‘85John Wake� eld ...............................................‘75Gary A. Wallen ................................................‘72Kenneth W. Waller ..........................................‘66Frederick Warther ...........................................‘52William H. Washburn ......................................‘77Kermit A. Washington .....................................‘73Paul Washington ............................................’93Paul Washington ............................................’94 Tim Washington ..............................................’00Ernest C. Webb, Jr. ........................................‘41Sherwood F. Webster .....................................‘53Craig Weinstein .......................(’03, ’04, ’05, ’06)Frank Weiss ....................................................‘58Richard E. Wells .............................................‘65James B. Wendt .............................................‘70Charles H. West, Jr. ........................................‘89Robin Wexler ..................................................‘68Melvin E. Wheatley, Jr. ...................................‘36Eric J. White ...................................................‘89Brian Williams ....................................... (’01, ’02)James A. Williams, III .....................................‘99Gladstone E. Williams ....................................‘33John H. Williams .............................................‘33Matthew Wilson ..............................................‘09Henry T. Wingo ...............................................‘51Roy A. Wiseman .............................................‘35Patrick J. Witting .............................................‘87Frank L. Witucki ..............................................‘73Jonathan D. Wolff ...........................................‘97Brock G. Wortman ..........................................‘91Don L. Wright ..................................................‘54

YMartin A. Yam .................................................‘76John A. Yerrick ................................................‘63Ralph J. Yow ...................................................‘48

ZDavide Zambon ..............................................‘04Howard Zimmern ............................................‘70George J. Zuras..............................................‘43

ManagersJoanna Blatchly ..............................................‘09Johnny Cheng ................................(’97, ’98, ’99)Mark Fairchild ....................................... (’06, ’07)Mark Fine........................................(’98, ’99, ’00)Josh Futterman...............................................’07McKay Holloman .................................. (’02, ’03)Army Huehoucik ......................(’02, ’03, ’04, ’05)Matt Kirby .......................................(’04, ’05, ’06)Sean Means ...................................................’02Devis O’Neill ......................................... (’05, ’06)Peter Rosen.............................(’02, ’03, ’04, ’05)Rosery Rosen ..........................(’02, ’03, ’04, ’05)Ashley Scotland .................................... (’07, ’08)Ryan Sherwin ..........................(’04, ’05, ’06, ’07)Jonas Varnum .................................................’08Charlie Wachtel ..............................................’06

Craig Sedmak, ‘93Craig Sedmak, ‘93

All-Time Letterwinners

Billy Stone, ‘86Billy Stone, ‘86



St. Francis (Pa.)Nov. 13, 2009 - Loretto, Pa.

Location .............................................Loretto, PAFounded ..................................................... 1847Enrollment ................................................. 2,210President .................Rev. Gabriel J. Zeis, T.O.R.Athletics Director...........................Bob KrimmelConference ..........................................NortheastNickname............................................Red FlashColors ............................................. Red & WhiteArena ..............................................DeGol ArenaCapacity..................................................... 3,500

Head Coach . Don Friday (Lebanon Valley, ’90)Record at St. Francis.................................. 6-23Career Record ....................................... 319-236Assistants .................. Rob Krimmel, Doug Kraft............................................................Chris Clark Of� ce Phone ..............................(814) 472-3277

2008-09 Overall Record .............................. 6-232008-09 Conf. Record ................................ 3-15Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning / Lost ............................. 3/2

Series Record ............................. AU Leads, 8-3Current Streak................. Current Streak AU + 5Last American Win ...................... Nov. 17, 2008

Basketball SID..................................Bob VolkertOf� ce Phone ..............................(814) 472-3196 E-Mail ................................. [email protected] .......................................gored� ash.com

Albany Nov. 16, 2009-Washington, D.C.

Location .............................................Albany, NYFounded ..................................................... 1844Enrollment ............................................... 12,748President ......................................George PhillipAthletics Director........................... Lee McElroyConference ....................................America EastNickname........................................Great DanesColors ...........................................Purple & GoldArena ............................................SEFCU ArenaCapacity..................................................... 4,538

Head Coach ................ Will Brown (Dowling, ’95)Record at Albany .................................. 106-124Career Record ....................................... 106-124Assistants ................Pat Filien, Chad O’Donnell......................................................... Jeremy Friel Of� ce Phone ..............................(518) 442-3036

2008-09 Overall Record ............................ 15-162008-09 Conf. Record ................................. 6-10Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning / Lost ............................. 3/2

Series Record ............................................... 0-0Current Streak............................................... n/aLast American Win.........................................n/a

Basketball SID........................Brian DePasqualeOf� ce Phone.............................. (518) [email protected] ................................. ualbanysports.com

Mount St. Mary’sNov. 18 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location ................................... Emmitsburg, Md. Founded ..................................................... 1808Enrollment ................................................. 1,695President ............................... Thomas H. Powell Athletics Director..................... Lynne RobinsonConference ..........................................NortheastNickname................... Mountaineers, The MountColors .............................................Blue & WhiteArena ................................................Knott ArenaCapacity..................................................... 3,121

Head Coach ..............Milan Brown (Howard, ‘93)Record at Mt. St. Mary’s ......................... 79-105Career Record ......................................... 79-105Assistants ...........Brion Dunlap, Dan Engelstad, .............................................. Kevin Robinson, Jr.Of� ce Phone ..............................(301) 447-5384

2008-09 Overall Record ............................ 19-142008-09 Conf. Record ................................. 12-6Postseason ................................................... 0-1Starters Returning / Lost ............................. 3/2

Series Record ...........................AU leads, 31-26Current Streak.......................................MSM +1Last American Win ...................... Nov. 26, 2007

Basketball SID..........................Mark VandergriftOf� ce Phone ..............................(301) 447-5384E-Mail [email protected] ................................ mountathletics.com

Florida AtlanticNov. 21, 2009- Boca Raton, Fla.

Location....................................Boca Raton, Fla. Founded.......................................................1961Enrollment................................................26,000President… ...............Dr. John Pritchett (interim)Athletics Director…......................Craig AngelosConference.............................................Sun BeltNickname.....................................................OwlsColors................................................Blue & RedArena…...............................................FAU ArenaCapacity…...................................................5,000

Head Coach…....................................Mike Jarvis Record at Florida Atlantic….......................6-26Career Record…....................................362-201Assistants…...................................Mike Jarvis II........................................ Matt McCall, Tim KaineOf� ce Phone ..............................(561) 297-0097

2008-2009 Overall Record….......................6-262008-2009 Conf. Record…..........................2-16Postseason.................................................…n/aStarters Returning/Lost….............................2/3

Series Record….............................AU leads 1-0Current Streak….......................................AU +1Last American Win........................Dec,18, 1990

Basketball SID….........................Justin JohnsonOf� ce Phone ..............................(561) 302-0461E-mail..................................... [email protected] ............ ......................FAUSPORTS.com

Fair� eldNov. 23, 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location ......................................Fair� eld, Conn.Founded ..................................................... 1942Enrollment ................................................. 3,300President ............................ Jeffrey von Arx, S.J.Athletics Director......................Eugene P. DorisConference. ...................................Metro Atlantic ................................ Athletic Conference (MAAC)Nickname................................................... StagsColors ............................................ Cardinal RedArena .................................Arena at Harbor YardCapacity..................................................... 5,298

Head Coach ........................................Ed CooleyRecord at Fair� eld .................................... 44-50Career Record ........................................... 44-50Assistants .........................................Bob Simon ........................ Brian Blaney, Carmen MaciarielloOf� ce Phone .............. (203) 254-4000 ext. 2103

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 17-152008-2009 Conf. Record ............................... 9-9Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 4/1

Series Record ................................AU leads 8-6Current Streak.................................. Fair� eld +2Last American Win ...................... Nov, 10, 2006

Basketball SID.................................. Jack JonesOf� ce Phone .............................. (203) 254-4116E-mail ........................... [email protected]� eld.eduWebsite ................................... fair� eldstags.com

ManhattanNov. 25, 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location .................... ................Riverdale, N.Y.Founded.......................................................1853Enrollment............................ .....................3,200President ........................ Dr. Brennan O’DonnellAthletics Director.....................Robert J. ByrnesConference ........ .Metro Atlantic Athletic (MAAC)Nickname................................................JaspersColors ... ..............................Kelly Green & WhiteArena ...................................Draddy GymnasiumCapacity………………............................... 2,345

Head Coach ............................... Barry RohrssenRecord at Manhattan….............................41-50Career Record…...................................….41-50Assistants .............................Edgar De La Rosa .......................................John Alesi , C.J. CouncilOf� ce Phone................................718-862-7227

2008-09 Overall Record ............................16-142008-09 MAAC Record..................................9-9Postseason………………..........................….n/aStarters Returning/Lost.................................2/3

Series Record ....................Manhattan leads 4-2Current Streak…………….....................…AU +1Last American Win………............Dec. 29, 2008

Basketball SID.....................Stephen DombroskiOf� ce Phone ..............................(718) 862-7228E-mail ........ [email protected] ...................................... GoJaspers.com

2009-10 Opponents



DePaul UniversityDec. 16, 2009 - Chicago, Il.

Location ............................................Chicago, Ill.Founded ..................................................... 1898Enrollment ............................................... 24,300President .............Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, ...........................................................C.M., Ed.D.Athletics Director................Jean Lenti PonsettoConference ............................................Big EastNickname.......................................Blue DemonsColors ................................ Royal Blue & ScarletArena .............................. DePaul Athletic CenterCapacity..................................................... 3,000

Head Coach ..............................Jerry WainwrightRecord at DePaul ...................................... 52-72Career Record ...................................... 238-216Assistant Coaches .........................David Booth................................. Billy Garrett, Tracy WebsterOf� ce Phone ..............................(773) 325-7521

2008-2009 Overall Record .......................... 9-242008-2009 Conference Record .................. 0-18Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 2/3

Series Record ......................... Depaul leads 3-0Current Streak....................................Depaul +3Last American Win ....................................... n/a

Basketball SID........................... Greg GreenwellOf� ce Phone ..............................(773) 325-7546Email .............................. [email protected] ......................... depaulbluedemons.com

HowardDec. 1, 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location ................................... Washington D.C.Founded ..................................................... 1867Enrollment ............................................... 10,500President ....................... ....Dr. Sidney A. RibeauAthletics Director.......................Dwight DatcherConference ............Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Nickname................................................... BisonColors ..........................Navy Blue, Red, & WhiteArena ....................................... Burr GymnasiumCapacity..................................................... 2,700

Head Coach ......................................Gil JacksonRecord at Howard ..................................... 30-93Career Record ........................................... 30-93Assistant Coaches ................... James Wilhelmi.......................................................... Matt CollierOf� ce Phone ................................202-806-6817

2008-2009 Overall Record .......................... 8-232008-2009 Conference Record .................. 6-10Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/ Lost .............................. n/a

Series Record ..............................AU leads 11-4Current Streak.......................................... AU +6Last American Win ...................... Nov. 19, 2008

Basketball SID............................. Edward Hill Jr.Of� ce Phone ..............................(202) 806-9595Email [email protected] ..................................howard-bison.com

Md. - Eastern ShoreNov. 28, 2009 - Princess Anne, Md.

Location .....................Princess Anne, MD 21853Founded ..................................................... 1886Enrollment ................................................. 3,600President .....................Dr. Thelma B. ThompsonAthletics Director....................... Keith DavidsonConference ............Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Nickname.......................Hawks, Fighting HawksColors .........................................Maroon & GreyHome Court .............W.P. Hytche Athletic CenterCapacity.....................................................5,500

Head Coach ..... Frankie Allen (Roanoke Co. ’71)Record at UMES.......................................... 7-23Career Record ....................................... 223-294Assistant Coaches ...................G. Jamal Brown................................... Mike Blaine, Shawn SmithOf� ce Phone ...............................(410)651-6536


Series Record ............................................... 0-0Current Streak............................................... n/aLast American Win ....................................... n/a

Basketball SID...........................G. Stan BradleyOf� ce Phone ..............................(410) 651-6499Email ................................ [email protected] .....................................umeshawks.com

GeorgetownDec. 5, 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location ................................... Washington D.C.Founded ..................................................... 1789Enrollment ................................................. 6,164President ...................................John J. DeGioiaInterim Athletics Director ..................................................................... Daniel R. Porter� eld, Ph.DConference ............................................Big EastNickname.................................................. HoyasColors ..............................................Blue & GreyArena ...........................................Verizon CenterCapacity................................................... 20,600

Head Coach ...........................John Thompson IIIRecord at Georgetown ........................... 116-51Career Record ......................................... 184-93Assistant Coaches ...................... Kenya Hunter.................................... David Cox, Mike BrennanOf� ce Phone ..............................(202) 687-2374

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 16-152008-2009 Conference Record .................. 7-11Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/ Lost .............................. 3/2

Series Record .............Georgetown leads 40-10Current Streak............................Georgetown +6Last American Win ......................Dec. 15, 1982

Basketball SID............................... Bill Shapland Of� ce Phone .............................(202) 687- 2492Email [email protected] ..........................................guhoyas.com

UMBCDec. 19, 2009 - Washington, D.C.

Location ....................................... Baltimore, MDFounded ..................................................... 1966Enrollment ............................................... 12,041President .......................Dr. Freeman HrabowskiAthletics Director.................. Dr. Charles BrownConference ..................................American EastNickname............................................RetrieversColors .............................................Black & GoldArena .........................Retriever Activities CenterCapacity..................................................... 3,824

Head Coach .Randy Monroe (Cheyney (Pa.) ’87)Record at UMBC ...................................... 72- 83Career Record ........................................... 72-83Assistants .................Nate Stewart, Aki Thomas...............................................................John ZitoOf� ce Phone ..............................(410) 455-2864

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 15-172008-2009 Conference Record .................... 7-9Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 3/2

Series Record ...................................... Tied, 2-2Current Streak................................ American +1Last American Win ......................Dec. 20, 2009

Basketball SID...................................Steve LevyOf� ce Phone ..............................(410) 455-2197E-Mail [email protected] ................................umbcretrievers.com

Penn StateDec. 21, 2009 - State College, Pa.

Location ................................. State College, PAFounded .................................................... 1855Enrollment ................................................44,118President ..............................Graham B. SpanierAthletics Director.................. Timothy M. CurleyConference ............................................. Big TenNickname........................................Nittany LionsColors .............................................Blue & WhiteArena ................................. Bryce Jordan CenterCapacity................................................... 15,000

Head Coach ....................................Ed DeChellisRecord at Penn St..................................... 75-84Career Record ....................................... 180-177Assistants ........... Kurt Kanaskie, Lewis Preston............................................................... Dan EarlOf� ce Phone ..............................(814) 865-5494

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 27-112008-2009 Conference Record .................. 10-8Postseason ...................................................NITStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 3/2

Series Record ....................Penn St. leads, 14-1Current Streak............................... Penn St. +10Last American Win ......................Dec. 14, 1948

Basketball SID...............................Brian SiegristOf� ce Phone ..............................(814) 865-1757E-Mail ........................................... [email protected] ....................................gopsusports.com

2009-10 Opponents



2009-10 Opponents

BucknellJan. 13, 2010 - Lewisburg, Pa.

Feb. 11, 2010 - Washington, D.C.

Location .......................................Lewisburg, Pa.Founded ..................................................... 1846Enrollment ................................................. 3,583President ...........................Dr. Brian C. MitchellAthletics Director.......................................................................................................John P. HardtConference .................................Patriot LeagueNickname.................................................. BisonColors ...................................... Orange and BlueArena ............................................Sojka PavilionCapacity..................................................... 4,000

Head Coach ........... Dave Paulsen (Williams ‘87)Record at Bucknell............................. ........ 7-23Career Record ....................................... 269-143Assistants.................................. ...Dane Fischer ..................................Aaron Kelly Michael CottonOf� ce Phone ..............................(570) 577-1267

2008-2009 Overall Record .......................... 7-232008-2009 Conference Record .................. 4-10Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/ Lost .............................. 4/1

Series Record ...................Bucknell leads 24-20Current Streak.......................................... AU +3Last American Win ....................... Feb.11, 2009

Basketball SID....................................John TerryOf� ce Phone ..............................(570) 577-1227E-Mail ................................... [email protected] .................................BucknellBison.com

FloridaDec. 28, 2009 - Gainesvilla, Fla.

Location .....................................Gainesville, Fla.Founded ..................................................... 1853Enrollment ............................................... 51,520President ...............................Dr. Bernie MachenAthletics Director..........................Jeremy FoleyConference ............Southeastern (East Division)Nickname..................................................GatorsColors ...................................... Orange and BlueArena ....................Stephen C. O’Connell CenterCapacity................................................... 12,000

Head Coach .................................. Billy DonovanRecord at Florida .................................. 310-126Career Record ....................................... 345-146Assistants ................ Larry Shyatt, Darren Hertz ....................................Rob Lanier, Richard PitinoAssociate Head Coach ...................Larry ShyattOf� ce Phone ............. (352) 375-4683, ext. 4200

2008-2009 Record ..................................... 25-102008-2009 Conference Record .................... 9-7Postseason ...................................................NITStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 3/2

Series Record ..........................Florida leads 1-0Current Streak................................... Florida + 1Last American Win ....................................... n/a

Basketball SID............................. Steve McClainOf� ce Phone .............. (352) 375-4683 ext. 6100E-Mail [email protected]� .eduWebsite ........................................gatorzone.com

BrownJan. 2, 2010 - Providence, R.I.

Location .......................................Providence, RIFounded ..................................................... 1764Enrollment ................................................. 5,754President .................................Ruth J. SimmonsAthletics Director................... Michael GoldbergConference .....................................................IvyNickname...................................................BearsColors ............ Sal Brown, Cardinal Red & WhiteArena ..............................Pizzitola Sports CenterCapacity..................................................... 2,800

Head Coach ...............Jessie Agel (Vermont, ’84)Record at Brown ........................................... n/aCareer Record ............................................... n/a Assistants .......... T.J. Sorrentine, Lamar Barrett, ........................................................Kyle CieplickiOf� ce Phone ..............................(401) 863-1226

2008-2009 Overall Record ......................... 9-192008-2009 Conference Record .................. 3-11Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 4/1

Series Record .......................... Brown leads 4-1Current Streak.......................................... AU +1Last American Win .........................Jan. 2, 2009

Basketball SID...................... Christopher HummOf� ce Phone ..............................(401) 863-1095E-Mail [email protected] .....................................brownbears.com

ColumbiaJan. 4, 2010 - New York, N.Y.

Location .......................................New York, N.Y.Founded ..................................................... 1754Enrollment ................................................. 5,621President ...................................Lee C. BollingerAthletics Director............ Dr. M. Dianne Murphy Conference .....................................................IvyNickname....................................................LionsColors ............................ Columbia Blue & WhiteArena ....................................Levien GymnasiumCapacity..................................................... 2,700

Head Coach .................Joe Jones (Oswego, ‘87)Record at Columbia ................................. 75-91Career Record ........................................... 75-91 Assistants ......................... .....Damien Strahorn, ....................................................Michael MurphyOf� ce Phone ..............................(212) 854-3419

2008-09 Overall Record ............................ 12-162008-09 Conference Record ........................ 7-7Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 3/2

Series Record ...............................AU leads, 3-0Current Streak.......................................... AU +3Last American Win .........................Jan. 5, 2009

Basketball SID....................Darlene F. CamachoOf� ce Phone ..............................(212) 854-2535E-Mail [email protected] ..............................gocolumbialions.com

LehighJan. 9, 2010 - Bethlehem, Pa.


Location ......................................Bethlehem, Pa.Founded ..................................................... 1865Enrollment ................................................. 4,700President ...................................Dr. Alice P. GastAthletics Director.............................Joe SterrettConference ..................................Patriot LeagueNickname..................................Mountain HawksColors ......................................Brown and WhiteArena .............................................Stabler ArenaCapacity..................................................... 5,600

Head Coach ...................Brett Reed (Eckerd ’95)Record at Lehigh ...................................... 29-29Career Record ........................................... 29-29Assistants ..........................................Matt Logie ................................... Jon Weiner, Antoni WycheOf� ce Phone ..............................(610) 758-4188


Series Record ............................AU leads 19-12Current Streak.......................................... AU +9Last American Win ......................... Feb.7, 2009

Basketball SID..............................Mike StagnittaOf� ce Phone ..............................(610) 758-6631E-mail [email protected] ...................................Lehighsports.com

ColgateJan. 16, 2010 - Washington, D.C.

Feb. 13, 2010 - Hamilton, N.Y.

Location ........................................Hamilton, N.Y.Founded ..................................................... 1819Enrollment ................................................. 2,800President ........................... Lyle Roelofs (Interm)Athletics Director...........................David RoachConference ..................................Patriot LeagueNickname................................................RaidersColors ....................................Maroon and WhiteArena ........................................... Cotterell CourtCapacity..................................................... 3,100

Head Coach ....Emmett Davis (St. Lawrence ’81) Record At Colgate ................................ 148-170Career Record ....................................... 148-170Assistant Coaches ........................ Jon Coffman ...............................Aaron Marshall, Greg SnyderOf� ce Phone ..............................(315) 228-7571

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 10-202008-2009 Conference Record .................... 5-9Postseason .................................................. n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 5/0

Series Record ............................ AU Leads 16-3Current Streak.......................................... AU +9Last American Win ...................... Feb. 14, 2009

Basketball SID.........................Jeremiah Hergott Of� ce Phone ..............................(315)228-7566)E-Mail [email protected] ...........................goColgateRaiders.com



2009-10 OpponentsArmy

Jan. 20, 2010 - West Point, N.Y.Feb. 17, 2010 - Washington, D.C.

Location ............................... .....West Point, N.Y.Founded ....................................... ........... ..1802Enrollment .......................................... ...... 4,400President ...........Lt. Gen. Franklin L. HagenbeckAthletics Director ................. .. Kevin AndersonConference .................. . ............. Patriot LeagueNickname ................ ........Black Knights, CadetsColors ............................... Black, Gold and GrayArena ..............................................Christl ArenaCapacity.................................................... 5,043

Head Coach ... .. ........... Zach Spiker (Ithaca ’00)Record at Army ............................................. n/aCareer Record ............................................... n/aAssistants .............................Jeff Platt, Jim Platt ...............................................Kendrick SaundersOf� ce Phone ................................845-938-2419


Series Record .............................AU leads, 17-2Current Streak........................................... AU+6Last American Win ...................... Feb. 18, 2009

Basketball SID............................. Brian GunningOf� ce Phone ................................845-938-6871E-Mail ......................... [email protected] ............................... goARMYsports.com

Holy CrossJan. 23, 2010 - Washington, D.C.Feb. 21, 2010 - Worcester, Mass.

Location ..................................Worcester, Mass.Founded ..................................................... 1843Enrollment ................................................ 2,817President .........Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J.Athletics Director.............Richard M. Regan, Jr.Conference ..................................Patriot LeagueNickname............................................CrusadersColors .............................................Royal PurpleArena ................................................Hart CenterCapacity..................................................... 3,600

Head Coach .........Sean Kearney (Scranton, ‘81)Record at Holy Cross ................................... n/aCareer Record ............................................... n/aAssistants ........... Mark Daigneault, Sean Ryan, ...............................................Guillermo SanchezOf� ce Phone ..............................(508) 793-2323

2008-2009 Overall Record ........................ 18-142008-2009 Career Record........................... 11-3Postseason ................................................... n/aStarters Returning/Lost ............................... 4/1

Series Record .................Holy Cross leads 15-5Current Streak........................................... AU+1Last American Win ...................... Feb. 21, 2009

Basketball SID............................... Charles BareOf� ce Phone ..............................(508) 793-2583E-Mail [email protected] .................................... goholycross.com

NavyJan. 27, 2010 - Washington, D.C.Feb. 24, 2010 - Annapolis, Md.

Location .......................................Annapolis, Md.Founded ..................................................... 1845Enrollment ................................................. 4,300President ....... Vice Adm. Jeffrey L, Fowler, USNAthletics Director........................Chet GladchukConference ..................................Patriot LeagueNickname............................... Midshipmen, MidsColors .....................................Navy Blue & GoldArena ................................................ Alumni Hall Capacity..................................................... 5,710

Head Coach .................. Billy Lange (Rowan ’94)Record at Navy ......................................... 69-77Career Record ......................................... 106-96Assistants .......... Joe Burke, Eugene Burroughs .................................Jason Crafton, Ron GinyardOf� ce Phone ................................410-293-2627


Series Record ....................... Navy leads, 35-34Current Streak.......................................... AU +2Last American Win ...................... Feb. 25, 2009

Basketball SID...............................Chris FormanOf� ce Phone ................................410-293-8774E-Mail [email protected] .....................................NavySports.com

LafayetteJan. 30, 2010 - Easton, Pa.


Location ............................................Easton, Pa.Founded ..................................................... 1826Enrollment ................................................. 2,403President ...................................Daniel H. WeissAthletics Director.................Bruce McCutcheonConference ..................................Patriot LeagueNickname............................................. LeopardsColors ........................................Maroon & WhiteArena .............. .......Allan P. Kirby Sports CenterCapacity..................................................... 3,500

Head Coach.. ....... Fran O’Hanlon (Villanova ’70)Record at Lafayette................ .............. 194-210Career Record ....................................... 194-210Assistants ......................................Josh Loef� er ...................................................Pershin Williams Of� ce Phone ................................610-330-5475


Series Record ...........................AU leads, 23-16Current Streak..........................................AU+11Last American Win ...................... Feb. 28, 2009

Basketball SID...........................Elizabeth MayerOf� ce Phone ................................610-330-5003E-Mail .............................. [email protected] ....................................GoLeopards.com

Dr. Neil KerwinPresident,American University

President Kerwin particpates in the President Kerwin particpates in the net cutting ceremony following the net cutting ceremony following the men’s basketball team’s 2008 Patriot men’s basketball team’s 2008 Patriot League ChampionshipLeague Championship

Cornelius Kerwin was named president in the 2007-08 academic year after serving as acting and interim president since August 24, 2005. Dr. Kerwin is a longstanding member of the AU community. He earned a BA from American University in 1971 (followed by an MA in political science from the University of Rhode Island in 1973, and a PhD in political science from Johns Hopkins University in 1978) and has been a member of the AU faculty since 1975. He held a number of prominent leadership positions within the School of Public Affairs, including serving as dean from 1989 to 1997, acting provost from 1997 to 1998, and provost from 1998 to 2005.

A longtime supporter of AU athletics, Dr. Kerwin endorsed AU’s decision to move to the Patriot League in 2001, joining Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Army, and Navy in athletic competition that has resulted in 30 Patriot League championships (� eld hockey, men’s cross country, women’s cross country, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and women’s volleyball, and men’s basketball). Since fall 2005, the Department of Athletics and Recreation has reported directly to Dr. Kerwin, a move that re� ects the strong relationship between academic and athletic achievement at AU.

As provost, Dr. Kerwin was the university’s chief academic of� cer, leading approximately 475 full-time teaching faculty in AU’s six schools and colleges (College of Arts and Sciences, Kogod School of Business, School of Communication, School of International Service, School of Public Affairs, and Washington College of Law). Among the of� ces he supervised are: admissions, � nancial aid, the Of� ce of Institutional Research and Assessment, the University Library, the Of� ce of the Registrar, and the Washington Semester Program and those reporting to the Dean of Academic Affairs (including the General Education and Honors Programs). His accomplishments as provost

include: working with deans and faculty to complete AU’s master’s and doctoral program reviews; overseeing creation of the University College Program for � rst-year undergraduate students; leading the process to restructure faculty governance and create a new Faculty Senate; and overseeing AU’s decennial self-study that resulted in the Middle States Association Commission’s unconditional reaccreditation. Dr. Kerwin also advanced major efforts to support faculty scholarship, teaching, service, and diversity; bring faculty salaries to the AAUP–Level 1 standard; and develop plans for assessing student learning.

A professor of public administration in the School of Public Affairs, Dr. Kerwin is a nationally recognized specialist in public policy, with emphasis on the regulatory process. He teaches courses in administrative process, policy implementation, and American government and is actively engaged in research. Dr. Kerwin founded and directs AU’s Center for the Study of Rulemaking. He is the author of Rulemaking: How Government Agencies Write Law and Make Policy (3rd ed., 2003, Congressional Quarterly Press) and the coauthor of How Washington Works: The Executives Guide to Government (3rd ed., 1996). His scholarly articles have appeared in Public Administration Review, Journal of Politics, Policy Studies Review, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, Judicature, Justice System Journal, and Harvard Journal on Legislation.

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Keith GillDirector of Athletics

and Recreation

American University named Keith Gill its 7th Director of Athletics and Recreation on June 1, 2007.

As Director of Athletics, Gill oversees the operations of all American University intercollegiate and intramural athletic programs, including more than 250 student-athletes participating in 16 varsity sports, the majority of which compete in the Patriot League Conference.

In just two years at American, Gill has helped to lead the athletics department to never before seen successes including back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. Since his arrival Gill has also seen the volleyball team win a record eighth straight Patriot League Championship, the � eld hockey team win a record sixth straight Patriot League Championship and the women’s basketball team make back-to-back postseason appearances for the � rst time in program history. Individually, American has crowned 10 All-Americans over the past two seasons.

The Eagles have � ourished in the classroom as well under Gill’s guidance as American’s 16 teams have continued

their streak of 18 consecutive semesters with a combined GPA over 3.0. This past year 152 student-athletes were named to the university’s Dean’s List as the student-athlete graduation rate rose to an astounding 89%.

Prior to coming to American, Gill spent three years at the University of Oklahoma. He oversaw a major portion of OU athletics, including men’s basketball, women’s soccer and baseball, and the supervision of personnel, budgets, facilities, fundraising, student-athlete issues and the selection and evaluation of coaches for these sports. He worked with the AD and staff in overseeing the strategic and annual planning process for the department.

Gill was the director of membership services at the NCAA from 2000 to 2004. He developed and communicated policies related to Division I intercollegiate athletics, including governance, rules compliance, diversity, gender equity, academic integrity, student-athlete welfare, � scal integrity, strategic planning, sportsmanship and legislation. He oversaw and ensured the effective operation of the athletics certi� cation program, and managed a staff of 35 who provided education and guidance to Division I institutions conducting their periodic self-studies. Previously, Gill worked at the NCAA from 1995 to 1999 as a membership services representative.

At Vanderbilt from 1999 to 2000, Gill was an assistant athletic director and worked with the AD to implement the annual planning process to help 16 athletics teams achieve their academic and competitive goals. He worked with the National Commodore Club, major gifts, media relations and marketing and supported the Vanderbilt Board of Trustees by working with the athletics committee.

A 1994 graduate of Duke University with a bachelor’s degree in history and sociology, the Orlando, Fla., native was a four-year letterman in football. In 2006 he earned a masters degree from the University of Oklahoma.

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Robert Acunto was named the Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance in February of 2004. He was promoted to Associate Director of Athletics for Com-pliance and Internal Operations in the summer of 2005. Acunto is the depart-ment’s liaison between Admissions, Fi-nancial Aid, Human Resources and the university’s Of� ce of General Counsel. Beginning in September 2008 Acunto will also serve as a member of the NCAA Amateurism Cabinet, which handles all pre- and post-enrollment issues for the Association.

Acunto came to AU from Cornell Uni-versity, where he had spent the previ-ous three years as the Athletics Liaison between the Athletic Department and Undergraduate Admissions and seven decentralized undergraduate colleges and admission committees. He was soley responsible for the successful management and coordination of all student-athlete recruitment priorities for Cornell’s 36 sports. Acunto was respon-sible for reporting all athletic recruitment data and analysis to the Ivy League, University administration, the athletic department and the seven undergrad-uate colleges. He also assisted with offcial visit presentations and adminis-tration of coaching orientation/develop-ment programs.

Prior to Cornell, Acunto spent four years as the Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach at Vanderbilt University and worked as the Head Men’s Soccer Coach at Bard Col-lege.

Acunto is a 1992 graduate of Bryant College, where he was a two-year team captain and All-New England Regional selection as a senior.

Continuing her association with Ameri-can University, Athena Argyropoulos joined the American Athletics admin-istrative team in January, 2001, as the Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator. She is responsi-ble for overseeing men’s and women’s basketball, � eld hockey, cross country and track, lacrosse, athletic training, academic support and student-athlete welfare. Argyropoulos also serves on various NCAA and Patriot League committees. In 2008, she was named the Div. I Administrator of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Women’s Athletics Administrators.

Argyropoulos is a 1978 graduate of American with a bachelor’s degree in Administration of Justice. She has also completed graduate coursework in the Health Fitness Management program at American. A student-athlete during her undergraduate years, Argyropoulos let-tered in � eld hockey and basketball for the Eagles.

Following graduation, she went on to join the university’s Department of Gov-ernment in the School of Public Affairs as an Academic Counselor in 1983. While there, Argyropoulos managed the Department of Government’s un-dergraduate advisement of� ce.

No stranger to collegiate athletics, Ar-gyropoulos is a distinguished basketball of� cial. A member of the of� cials staff in a number of Division I conferences, Argyropoulos has of� ciated in several conference tournaments, eight NCAA Tournaments and the 1996 U.S. Wom-en’s National Team Trials.

David BierwirthSr. Assoc. AD for Development & Special Events

David Bierwirth is in his fourth year at American University. In June 2009, he was promoted to Senior Associate Ath-letics Director for Development and Special Events.

Since 2005, Bierwirth has served as the Associate Athletics Director for De-velopment and Special Events. Under Bierwirth’s leadership, AU Athletics has expanded the number of donors by over 40%, increased the amount of dollars raised through the Eagles Club and achieved growth in sponsorship and ticketing. Additionally, Bierwirth has managed the department’s licens-ing, branding and visual identity efforts, and has overseen the development of weekly radio and television shows.

Bierwirth previously spent one year as American Athletics’ Director of Market-ing and established AU Athletics’ � rst comprehensive sponsorship program. Prior to joining AU, David served as General Manager of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) for Host Communications Inc. (HOST). Addition-ally, Bierwirth served as the Associate Athletics Director at Pace University from 1998-2000.

A 1993 graduate of Saint Michael’s College, Bierwirth attended SMC on a basketball scholarship and was also a two-year member of the baseball team. He has attained his Sports Marketing Professional Certi� cation from the Gat-ton School of Business at the University of Kentucky.

RobAcuntoAssoc. AD for Compliance & Internal Ops.

AthenaArgyropoulosAssoc. AD / Senior Women’s Administrator

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Nancy Yasharoff was promoted to As-sociate Athletics Director for Commu-nications in June 2009. In this role, Yasharoff leads the department’s com-munications team, the media coverage for American’s 16 varsity teams, the operations of AUeagles.com as well as supervising the department’s public re-lations, publications and statistics. In addition, Yasharoff produces the weekly Jeff Jones radio show and Eye on the Eagles television show. Prior to working at American University, Yasharoff served as the Promotions Di-rector for Washington Sports and Enter-tainment where she developed special events for the NBA’s Washington Wiz-ards and NHL’s Washington Capitals. Previously, Yasharoff was Public Rela-tions Director for the Capitals, Public Relations Director for Centre Manage-ment and held a variety of posts for the Washington Bullets. Yasharoff earned a B.A. in American Studies from Smith College where she played varsity volleyball and basketball and currently resides in Potomac, Md., with her husband and two daughters.

Robert Sherman took over as the Assis-tant Athletics Director for Marketing and Corporate Partnerships on August 14, 2007. Sherman joined the AU Athletics staff in September 2006 as the Director of Sales, Marketing and Promotions.

A native of Oak Park, Ill., he is respon-sible for developing corporate sales partnerships and the marketing and promotions for AU Athletics. He aims to increase student and fan attendance at Eagles home events by further ex-posing the AU brand to the American campus and metropolitan Washington, D.C., area.

Sherman came to the Eagles after a one-year stint at the Atlantic 10 Confer-ence, where he was the league’s As-sistant Director of Corporate Sponsor-ships. While with the A-10 he worked on developing new Corporate Partner relationships and was the point person for the implementation of all sponsor contractual elements at championship venues, inventory surrounding the A-10 TV network and the A-10 ShootOut campus tour.

Prior to his time at the A-10, Sherman was a Sales Associate and Marketing Assistant with Wildcat Sports Market-ing at Northwestern University. He has also served as the Promotions Coor-dinator at California State University-Bakers� eld and started his marketing career as a Marketing Assistant Intern at Fresno State.

Sherman graduated with High Honors from the University of Illinois in 1999.

Josephine FinamoreAssoc. AD for Business Operations

The American University Department of Athletics and Recreation announced the hiring of Josephine Finamore as the Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations on Dec. 1, 2008.

Finamore comes to American after spending the previous 17 months at Georgetown, where she served as the Director of Business Operations. While at Georgetown, Finamore was respon-sible for the daily operations of the ath-letic business of� ce that oversees 29 varsity sports. She monitored all of the � nancial functions of the department, including accounts payable, payroll and purchasing. In addition, Finamore served as the supervisor of four full-time staff positions and handled department budgets.

Prior to her time at Georgetown, Fi-namore spent three years at Fordham University as the Coordinator of Ticket and Business Operations, while obtain-ing her MBA in marketing and � nance.

Additionally, Finamore spent a year at the University of Delaware as a Sports Marketing Assistant from 2003-04 and worked as a Marketing Intern while ob-taining her BS Degree at the University of Maryland, where she was a Dean’s List student.

Finamore was a member of the Beta Sigma Business Honor and Phi Kappa Phi Honor Societies while graduating with a 3.92 at Fordham. Finamore is � uent in Italian and holds memberships with CABMA and NACWAA.

NancyYasharoffAssoc. AD for Communication

RobertShermanAssistant AD for Marketing & Corpo-rate Partnerships

AU Athletics Department

Rob AcuntoAssoc. AD for Compliance and Internal Ops.

Athena ArgyropoulosAssoc. AD / Senior Women’s Admin.

Meredith AuerbachAdministrative Assistant

John BarryHead Diving CoachSwimming & Diving

Andrew BashukAssistant Director of Marketing

David BierwirthSr. Assoc. AD for Develop-ment & Special Events

Stephanie BlantonAssistant CoachWomen’s Basketball

Bridget BowersAssistant CoachCross Country & Track

Maureen BreslinCoordinator of Academic Support

Robert BurkeAssistant CoachMen’s Basketball

David BuccieroHead CoachWomen’s Soccer

Edmund BurkeAssistant CoachCross Country & Track

Tom CallanDirector of Women’sBasketball Operations

Matt CentrowitzHead CoachCross Country & Track

Andrew ChesebroAsst. Director ofAth. Communications

Mark CodyHead CoachWrestling

Matt CorkeryHead CoachWomen’s Basketball

Julie CulleyAssistant CoachCross Country & Track

Sean DashHead Athletic Trainer

Mark DavinHead CoachSwimming & Diving

Fikru DinkaCoordinator ofBusiness Operations

Kieran DonohueAssistant CoachMen’s Basketball

Brendan DwyerOperations Manager

Danny FeitelAssistant Director of Recreational Sports

Josephine FinamoreAssoc. AD for Business Operations

Nathaniel FranksVol. Assistant CoachField Hockey

Keith GillDirector of Athletics and Recreation

Barry GoldbergHead CoachVolleyball

Jason HandAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kris HazardAssistant CoachMen’s Soccer

Holly HewittAssistant Athletic Trainer

Jocelyn HIllDirector of Recreational Sports and Fitness

Eddie JacksonAssistant CoachMen’s Basketball

Steve JenningsHead CoachField Hockey

Anabel JimenezAssistant CoachWomen’s Soccer

Rachel AbairAssistant Director of Recreational Sports

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Johnathan KatonaHead Equipment Manager

Malcolm JohnsonOperations Manager

Jeff JonesHead CoachMen’s Basketball

Jeff KinneyAssistant CoachMen’s Soccer

Sarah Thorn KrombolzAssoc. Head CoachField Hockey

Erin LindrothAssistant CoachWomen’s Basketball

Mark LiscinskyAssistant CoachSwimming & Diving

Josh MenditchVol. Assistant CoachWomen’s Soccer

Kelly MunroeAssistant Coach Women’s Lacrosse

Gabriel NaspinskiAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Sean O’BrienAssistant CoachCross Country & Track

Beth O’Connor-BakerAssistant CoachSwimming & Diving

Stacy OgdenAssistant Athletic Trainer

Valerie RauenzahnAssistant CoachWomen’s Soccer

Katie RiddAssistant CoachField Hockey

Jason RiddellHead Strength and Conditioning Coach

Mike RogersAssistant CoachWrestling

Estebe SalgadoAssistant CoachSwimming & Diving

Chris SchultheissAssistant Athletic Trainer

Aaron ShepardsonAssistant CoachVolleyball

Jolene ShepardsonAssistant CoachVolleyball

Robert ShermanAsst. AD for Marketing & Corp. Partnerships

Bryce SimonDirector of Men’sBasketball Operations

Howard SmithAssistant Director ofAth. Communications

Nick StamesGoalkeeper CoachMen’s Soccer

James StevensFacilities Manager

Megan SturgesAssistant DirectorAthletics Development

Jordan TobinDirector of Facilities & Operations

LaTonya WatsonAssistant CoachWomen’s Basketball

Todd WestHead CoachMen’s Soccer

Katie WoodsHead CoachWomen’s Lacrosse

Nancy YasharoffAssoc. AD for Athletics Communications

Ike UkaegbuCompliance Director

Meghan ThielAssistant CoachSwimming & Diving

Kathryn Tortotici Senior Adminisitrative Assistant

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Melissa TannerAcademic SupportCounselor

On The Air

Dan Laing returns for a second season as the voice of Eagles basketball.

Laing will provide the play-by-play for 14 regular season games broadcast on the Federal News Radio network of stations.

He will also host the Jeff Jones Weekly Radio Show airing each Saturday at noon throughout the season.

Game BroadcastsNOVEMBER16 Albany 1500/820AM 7:30 p.m.18 Mt. St. Mary’s 1500/820AM 7:30 p.m.21 Florida Atlantic 1050AM 12:00 p.m.23 Fair� eld 1050AM 7:30 p.m.25 Manhattan 1050AM 7:30 p.m.

DECEMBER1 Howard 1500/820AM 7:30 p.m.19 UMBC 1500/820AM 2:00 p.m.

JANUARY17 Colgate 1050AM 2:00 p.m.23 Holy Cross 1050AM 2:00 p.m.27 Navy 1050AM 7:30 p.m.

FEBRUARY6 Lehigh 1050AM 2:00 p.m.11 Bucknell 1050AM 7:00 p.m.17 Army 1050AM 7:30 p.m.27 Lafayette 1500/820AM 4:00 p.m.

American University Presents: Eye on the Eagles

Eye on the Eagles returns for its second season. The Eye on the Eagles returns for its second season. The monthly 30-minute TV show will air on Comcast SportsNet monthly 30-minute TV show will air on Comcast SportsNet

this season from November to March. this season from November to March.

Check AUeagles.com for show times and Check AUeagles.com for show times and to watch episodes from last year.to watch episodes from last year.

Jeff Jones Weekly Radio ShowThe Jeff Jones Coach’s Show, a weekly radio show, also returns for its second season. Tune in to 1500AM each

Saturday at noon to hear the latest on the men’s basketball program.

Tune in to Federal News Radio AM 1500 or 1050 to follow live play-by-play coverage of all 14 home games.

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Athletics Communications

Nancy YasharoffAssistant Athletics Director for Athletics Communications

O: 202-885-3079C: [email protected]

Andrew ChesebroAssistant Director of Athletics Communications


Howard SmithAssistant Director of Athletics Communications


Media Credentials: American Uni-versity follows the guidelines set forth by the NCAA in governing the issuance of credentials. Members of the media covering American Athletics on a regular basis will be provided season credentials and gauranteed an assigned seat on Press Row. Media credentials will also be distributed on a game-by-game basis by request. All requests for credentials must be made to the Department of Athletics Communi-cations.

Of� ce of Athletics Communications American University 4400 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC 20016 Phone: (202) 885-3079 FAX: (202) 885-3033 [email protected]

Media Will Call: All media creden-tials can be picked up at the Ameri-can University will call table located in the lobby area of Bender Arena or picked up in the Of� ce of Athlet-ics Communications located on the second � oor of Bender Arena by request.

Telephones: A limited number of telephone lines are available on Press Row in Bender Arena. News-papers and radio stations desiring their own private lines to be in-stalled at press row should contact the Of� ce of Athletics Communica-tions at (202) 885-3079 for further assistance.

Interview Policies: All interviews with American University student-athletes and coaches must be re-quested through the Of� ce of Ath-letics Communications.

Post Game Interviews: At the con-clusion of each game, student-ath-letes and coaches will be allowed an NCAA-mandated 10-minute cooling-off period before meeting with members of the media. Follow-ing the cooling off period, a press conference will be conducted. The visiting coach and requested stu-dent-athletes will be made avail-able � rst during the press confer-ence followed by the home coach and requested student-athletes.

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