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1954-55 Chet Forte1955-56 Ted Dwyer (second team) Frank Thomas (second team)1956-57 Ted Dwyer Chet Forte Bob Lehner (hon. mention)1958-59 Murray Melton (hon. men.)1959-60 Ed Auzenbergs (second team) Richie Rodin (second team)1960-61 Ed Auzenbergs (hon. men.)1961-62 Art Woliansky (hon. mention)1962-63 Jim Cleven (hon. mention) Neil Farber (hon.mention)1963-64 Neil Farber (second team) Ken Benoit (hon. mention)1964-65 Neil Farber (second team) Stan Felsinger (second team)1965-66 Stan Felsinger Dave Newmark1966-67 Roger Walaszek (second team)1967-68 Jim McMillian Dave Newmark Heyward Dotson (second team) Roger Walaszek (second team)1968-69 Heyward Dotson Jim McMillian Roger Walaszek (hon. men.)1969-70 Heyward Dotson Jim McMillian1970-71 Larry Gordon (hon. mention) Elliot Wolfe (hon. mention)1972-73 Bob Evans1973-74 Mark Hardaway (second team)1974-75 Mike Finley (hon. mention) Mark Hardaway (hon. men.)1975-76 Elmer Love (hon. mention)1976-77 Alton Byrd Ricky Free Juan Mitchell (hon. mention)1977-78 Alton Byrd Ricky Free Juan Mitchell (hon. mention)1978-79 Alton Byrd Ricky Free (second team) Juan Mitchell (second team)1980-81 Kurt Mahoney (hon. mention)1981-82 Darren Burnett Richie Gordon (hon. mention)1982-83 Darren Burnett1983-84 George Meikle (second team)1984-85 Tom Gwydir (second team) Dale Smith (second team)1985-86 Tom Gwydir Sean Couch (hon. mention)1986-87 Sean Couch Chip Adams (hon. mention)1987-88 Matt Shannon (hon. mention)1988-89 Matt Shannon (second team)1989-90 Matt Shannon (second team)1990-91 Buck Jenkins1991-92 Buck Jenkins Russ Steward1992-93 Tom Casey Buck Jenkins (Player of the Year)1993-94 Jamal Adams (second team)1995-96 C.J. Thompkins (second team)1996-97 C.J. Thompkins (second team)1997-98 Gary Raimondo (second team)1998-99 Gary Raimondo (second team)1999-00 Craig Austin2000-01 Craig Austin (Player of the Year) Chris Wiedemann (hon. mention)2001-02 Craig Austin (second team)2003-04 Matt Preston (second team)2004-05 Matt Preston (second team)2005-06 John Baumann (second team)2006-07 John Baumann2007-08 John Baumann2008-09 Jason Miller (second team)

Note: Based on vote of head coaches. Players were first team unless otherwise noted.

1904-05 Harry Fisher Marcus Hurley1905-06 Marcus Hurley1906-07 Marcus Hurley S. Melitzer J.J. Ryan1907-08 W.A. Kimbel J.J. Ryan Ted Kiendl (second team) S. Melitzer (second team)1908-09 B.P Cerussi Ted Kiendl W.A. Kimbel S. Melitzer J.J. Ryan1910-11 A.D. Alexander Ted Kiendl W.M. Lee R.V. Mahon Claus Benson (second team)1911-12 Claus Benson E.H. Osterhout Dan Meehan (second team)1912-13 S. Jacques1913-14 R. Benson (second team) Dan Meehan (second team)1914-15 Charlie Lee1920-21 James Johnson (second team)1922-23 Samuel Strom (second team)1923-24 R.J. Kirchmeyer (second team)1924-25 H.C. Wilson (second team)1925-26 William Laub W.A. Mannheim Jack Rothenfeld 1926-27 John Lorch1928-29 George Gregory Arthur Smith1929-30 Lou Bender George Gregory Don Magurk Sam Schoenfeld1930-31 Lou Bender George Gregory Dave Jones1931-32 Lou Bender Dave Jones1932-33 Leonard Hartman1934-35 Bill Nash1935-36 Jim Casey Bill Nash C. Wolf1936-37 John O’Brien1937-38 John O’Brien1940-41 Bill Hasslinger1944-45 Norm Skinner1946-47 Walt Budko1947-48 Walt Budko Sherry Marshall1949-50 John Azary1950-51 John Azary Jack Molinas (second team) Bob Reiss (second team) Al Stein (second team) Thomas Powers (hon. mention)1951-52 Al Stein Bob Reiss (second team)1952-53 Jack Molinas

Note: Based on vote of head coaches. Players were first team unless otherwise noted.

National Player of the YearTed Kiendl 1911, 1910-11Chet Forte ’57, 1956-57

National Coach of the YearLou Rossini, 1950-51

(Philadelphia Basketball Writers Association)

Jack Rohan ’53, 1967-68 (Metropolitan Basketball

Writers Association)

Frances P. Naismith Hall of Fame award

(Player of the Year, Under Six Feet Tall)Alton Byrd ’79, 1978-79

1926-27 John Lorch ’271929-30 Lou Bender ’321930-31 George Gregory ’311931-32 Lou Bender ’32 Dave Jones ’321934-35 Bill Nash ’361935-36 Bill Nash ’361936-37 John O’Brien ’381937-38 John O’Brien ’381947-48 Walt Budko ’481950-51 John Azary ’511955-56 Chet Forte ’571956-57 Chet Forte ’571965-66 Dave Newmark ’681967-68 Jim McMillian ’70 Dave Newmark ’681968-69 Jim McMillian ’701969-70 Jim McMillian ’702000-01 Craig Austin ’02 (hm)

ivy league Player of the Year1992-93 Buck Jenkins ’93 2000-01 Craig Austin ’02

ivy league Rookie of the Year1976-77 Alton Byrd ’79

1986-87 Guido Casparis ‘90

Alva Duer, Alumnus Harry A. Fisher, Alumnus/A.D./

CoachClarence Gaines, Alumnus

Edward J. Hickcox, AlumnusHoward Hobson, AlumnusCharles Murphy, Alumnus

Elmer Ripley, CoachArthur L. Trester

E.C.a.C. Sophomore of the Year1965-66 Dave Newmark ’681967-68 Jim McMillian ’70

E.C.a.C. all-East1957-58 Rudy Milkey ’581962-63 Neil Farber ’651965-66 Dave Newmark ’681967-68 Jim McMillian ’701968-69 Jim McMillian ’701969-70 Jim McMillian ’701991-92 Buck Jenkins ’931992-93 Buck Jenkins ’93

all-metropolitan area2004-05 Matt Preston ‘052006-07 John Baumann ‘082007-08 John Baumann ‘082008-09 Jason Miller ‘09

Lou Bender '31CC

Matt Preston'05CC

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the waLter h. Bernson MeMoriaL award

Conferred annually upon the member of the Columbia basketball team, who in the estimation of his teammates and coach, best exemplifies the qualities of team spirit, hustle and determination.

1963 James Glynn ’631964 W. Roy Bohaboy ’641965 Michael M. Griffin ’651966 Kenneth Benoit ’661967 August Ganzenmuller III ’671968 Lawrence Borger ’681969 Roger Walaszek ’691970 Jim McMillian ’701971 Leon Williams ’711972 Gregory H. Tillman ’721973 Timothy P. Murray ’731974 John J. Byrnes ’74, Darryl T. Downing ’741975 Michael Finley ’751976 Laurence J. Collins ’761977 Shane F. Cotner ’791978 Juan E. Mitchell ’791979 Juan E. Mitchell ’791980 Brad J. Brown ’831981 Vernon L. Outlaw ’811982 Michael J. Allen ’821983 Brad J. Brown ’831984 Carl R. Scholz ’841985 Mark D. Lay ’851986 Paul T. Lee ’861987 Charlton G. Adams ’871988 Jonathon Dwyer ’891989 Tony Chiles ’891990 Omar K. Sanders ’931991 Scott Bennett ’911992 Omar Sanders ’931993 Tom Brady ’93, Tom Casey ’93, Mark Dumolien ’93, Buck Jenkins ’93, Yon Okorodudu ’93, Omar Sanders ’931994 James Waterer ’941995 James Tubridy ’961996 Gary Raimondo ’99, James Tubridy ’961997 Dennis Bohn ’97, Matt Fuchs ’971998 Jason Wachob ’981999 Justin Namolik ’992000 Treg Duerksen ’022001 Joe Case ’02, Victor Munoz ’022002 Treg Duerksen ’022003 Allan MacQuarrie ‘05 2004 Matt Land ‘052005 Jeremiah Boswell ‘052006 Dalen Cuff ‘062007 Brett Loscalzo ‘082008 Brett Loscalzo ‘082009 K.J. Matsui ‘09

the rayMond J. fuLLerton MeMoriaL award

Awarded annually to that member of the basketball team who, in the estimation of his teammates and coach, is judged to be the most valuable in terms of spirit, team play and skill. It was known as the Basketball Award until 1974, when it was presented as the Raymond J. Fullerton Memorial Award, named after a long-time Columbia athletic trainer.

1952 Alan Stein ’521953 Jack Molinas ’531955 Chet Forte ’571956 Franklin Thomas ’561957 Chet Forte ’571958 Rudolph Milkey ’581959 Richard Rodin ’591960 Edvins Auzenbergs ’611961 Fred Portnoy ’631962 Arthur E. Woliansky ’641963 James Cleven ’631964 Neil E. Farber ’651965 Stanley Felsinger ’661966 David Newmark ’681967 Joel Hoffman ’671968 Jim McMillian ’701969 Jim McMillian ’701970 Jim McMillian ’701971 Elliot Wolfe ’711972 W. Foley Jones ’731973 Robert R. Evans ’731974 Mark E. Hardaway ’751975 Mark E. Hardaway ’751976 Elmer D. Love ’781977 Alton Byrd ’791978 Richard M. Free ’791979 Richard M. Free ’791980 Kurt M. Mahoney ’811981 Darren Burnett ’831982 Darren Burnett ’831983 Darren Burnett ’831984 Mark D. Lay ’851985 Dale M. Smith ’851986 Thomas C. Gwydir ’861987 Sean Couch ’871988 Matthew Shannon ’891989 Matthew Shannon ’891990 Michael E. Jelinsky ’931991 Buck Jenkins ’931992 Buck Jenkins ’93, Russell Steward ’921993 Buck Jenkins ’93, Tom Casey ’931994 Jamal Adams ’941995 Fred Johnson ’951996 C.J. Thompkins ’971997 C.J. Thompkins ’971998 Gary Raimondo ’991999 Gary Raimondo ’992000 Craig Austin ’02, Joe Case ’022001 Craig Austin ’022002 Craig Austin ’022003 Marco McCottry ’032004 Matt Preston ‘052005 Matt Preston ‘052006 John Baumann ’082007 John Baumann ‘082008 John Baumann ‘082009 Kevin Bulger ‘10, Jason Miller ‘09

the Jason waChoB award

Awarded to the member on the men’s basketball team who, in the estimation of his coaches, fought through adversity and, in the words of Jason Wachob, “never gave up on his teammates or himself.”

2001 Michael Merley ’012002 Michael McBrien ’022003 Chris Wiedemann ’03

2004 Maurice Murphy ‘04 2005 Colin Davis ‘05 2006 Joe Bova ‘09 2007 Kashif Sweet ‘08 2008 Joe Bova ‘09 2009 Joe Bova ‘09

the sheLdon B. PresCheL MeMoriaL award

Awarded annually to the member of the varsity basketball squad who achieves the best scholastic average through the semester preceding the Annual Varsity “C” Dinner.

1977 Jeffrey F. Combs ’781978 Eugene W. Schatz ’791979 Eugene W. Schatz ’791980 John H. Masterson ’831981 Kevin L. Best ’811982 Carl R. Scholz ’841983 Thomas S. Brecht ’831984 Carl R. Scholz ’841985 Mark A. Murphy ’861986 Mark A. Murphy ’861987 Joseph A. Campanella ’891988 Douglas Woods ’881989 John MacPhee ’891990 Steven Livingston ’911991 Steven Livingston ’911992 Eric Speaker ’921993 Tom Brady ’931994 Steve Marusich ’941995 Fred Johnson ’951996 Matthew Fuchs ’971997 Matthew Fuchs ’971998 Abe Yasser ’991999 Abe Yasser ’992000 Michael Merley ’012001 Joe Case ’022002 Marco McCottry ’032003 Marco McCottry ’032004 Allan MacQuarrie ‘052005 John-Michael Grzan ‘062006 John-Michael-Grzan ‘062007 Ben Nwachukwu ‘082008 Ben Nwachukwu ‘082009 Patrick Foley ‘10

dalenCuff ‘06

Ben nwachukwu ‘08

JoeBova ‘09

Jason Miller ‘09

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individuaL reCordsPointsGame 47 Buck Jenkins vs. Havard, Feb. 15, 1991Season 694 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)Career 1,767 Buck Jenkins, 1989-93 (104 games)

field goalsGame 18 Chet Forte vs. Penn, Feb. 13, 1957Season 253 Jim McMillian, 1969-70 (25 games)Career 677 Jim McMillian, 1967-70 (77 games)

field goal attemptsSeason 583 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)Career 1,450 Buck Jenkins, 1989-93 (104 games)

three-Point field goalsGame 8 Dragutin Kravic vs. Yale, March 6, 2004Season 87 C.J. Thompkins, 1996-97Career 189 Matt Shannon, 1986-89

three-Point attemptsGame 13 Matt Shannon vs. Dartmouth, Feb. 19, 1988 C.J. Thompkins vs. Fordham, Nov. 26, 1996Season 207 C.J. Thompkins, 1996-97Career 468 Matt Shannon, 1986-89

free throwsGame 20 Chet Forte at Yale, Jan. 18, 1956Season 224 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)Career 525 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)

free throw attempts Season 263 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)Career 624 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)

reboundsGame 31 Jack Molinas vs. Brown, Jan. 29, 1953Season 408 Frank Thomas, 1954-55 (25 games)Career 1,022 Frank Thomas, 1953-56 (71 games)

assistsGame 18 Tony Chiles vs. USMMA, Jan. 9, 1988Season 210 Alton Byrd, 1976-77 (26 games)Career 526 Alton Byrd, 1976-79 (71 games)

field goal PercentageSeason .598 Ricky Free, 1976-77 (26 games, min. 5 FG/g)Career .552 Ricky Free, 1976-79 (78 games)

free throw Percentage Season .852 Juan Mitchell, 1976-77 (20 games, min. 2.5 FT/g)Career .841 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games, min. 300 FT)

scoring averageSeason 28.9 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)Career 24.8 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)

stealsSeason 68 Sean Couch, 1986-87 (26 games)Career 209 Gary Raimondo, 1995-99 (100 games)

BlocksSeason 68 Chris Wiedemann, 2001-02 (27 games)Career 184 Chris Wiedemann, 1999-03 (81 games)

teaM reCordsPoints Game 118 (W, 118-90) at Wagner, Jan. 17, 1977Season 2,206 1967-68 (28 games)

Points againstGame 114 (L, 85-114) at Rutgers, Dec. 5, 1974Season 2,219 1974-75 (26 games)

field goalsGame 49 at Wagner, Jan. 17, 1977Season 810 1967-68 (28 games)

field goal attemptsGame 105 vs. Dartmouth, Jan. 20, 1951

three-Point field goalsGame 16 vs. Polytechnic, Dec. 29, 2007Season 218 1996-97 (26 games)

three-Point attemptsGame 46 vs. Polytechnic, Dec. 29, 2007 Season 629 1996-97 (26 games)

free throwsGame 44 at Lafayette, Dec. 5, 1964Season 620 1956-57 (24 games)

free throw attemptsGame 56 vs. Pennsylvania, Feb. 13, 1957

reboundsGame 72 vs. CCNY., Dec. 1, 1971Season 2,016 1956-57 (24 games)

assistsGame 33 vs. Wake Forest (at The Spectrum, Phila.), Dec. 27, 1969Season 424 2003-04 (27 games)

win/Loss superlativesMost Wins 23 1967-68 (23-5)Most Losses 22 1974-75 (4-22) 1989-90 (4-22) 1994-95 (4-22)Fewest Wins 1 1900-01 (1-4)Fewest Losses 0 1903-04 (14-0) 1904-05 (13-0) 1909-10 (11-0)

Levien gyMnasiuM individuaL reCordsPoints37 C.J. Thompkins vs. Army, Jan. 20, 1997 Buck Jenkins vs. Manhattan, Jan. 4, 1993

field goals14 Wayne McKoy, St. John’s, Dec. 12, 1978

field goal attempts25 Brian Saunders, Brown, Jan. 29, 1977 Wayne McKoy, St. John’s, Dec. 12, 1978

free throws21 Leon Brisport, Stony Brook, Dec. 9, 2000

free throw attempts 25 Leon Brisport, Stony Brook, Dec. 9, 2000

rebounds19 Phil Brown, Brown, Feb., 15, 1975 Rob Crichton, Brown, Jan. 29, 1977

assists18 Tony Chiles vs. USMMA, Jan. 9, 1988

Levien gyMnasiuM teaM reCordsMost Points 109 Columbia (vs. Polytechnic), Dec. 29, 2007

fewest Points35 Ursinus (vs. Columbia), Nov. 25, 1995 Columbia (vs. Princeton), Feb. 7, 1981 Most Points, Both teams194 Columbia 103, Brown 91, Jan. 29, 1977

fewest Points, Both teams75 Princeton 40, Columbia 35, Feb. 7, 1981

attendance3,514 Columbia vs. Penn, Feb. 27, 1993

Career sCoring Leaders Rank Name (Seasons) Games Points avg. 1. Buck Jenkins (1989-93) 104 1,767 16.9 2. Jim McMillian (1967-70) 77 1,758 22.8 3. Chet Forte (1954-57) 65 1,611 24.8 4. Craig Austin (1998-02) 108 1,491 13.8 5. Gary Raimondo (1995-99) 100 1,320 13.2 6. John Baumann (2004-08) 96 1,298 13.5 7. Heyward Dotson (1967-70) 76 1,266 16.7 8. Neil Farber (1962-65) 67 1,236 18.4 9. Stan Felsinger (1963-66) 69 1,229 17.8 10. C.J. Thompkins (1993-97) 90 1,217 13.5 11. Ricky Free (1976-79) 78 1,214 15.6 12. Sean Couch (1983-87) 91 1,208 13.3 13. Matt Shannon (1985-89) 94 1,203 12.8 14. Darren Burnett (1979-83) 102 1,159 11.4 15. Walt Budko (1942-44,’46-48) 81 1,151 14.2 16. Russ Steward (1988-92) 102 1,071 10.5 17. Jack Molinas (1950-53) 59 1,046 17.6 18. Justin Namolik (1995-99) 104 1,040 10.0 19. John Azary (1948-51) 72 1,037 14.4 20. Norm Skinner (’44-45,’47-50) 95 1,015 10.7 21. Ted Dwyer (1954-57) 73 1,005 13.3 22. Roger Walaszek (1965-69) 77 1,003 13.0 Richie Gordon (1979-83) 102 1,003 9.8

walt Budko ‘51

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The Francis S. Levien Gymnasium was opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the University Gym, which contin-ues to serve as an intramural facility. With a capacity of 2,700, Levien Gym is one of the larger facilities in the league.

In the summer of 2002, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was installed that provides better spring and cushion for Columbia’s student-athletes. The project, a coopera-tive effort between Columbia University’s department of facility management and its department of physical education and inter-collegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements include a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface. In the summer of 2004, the gym underwent yet another major aesthetic renovation, as new bleachers were added. The new floor, modern seating and new signage combine to give the Lions a true home-court advantage.

Levien Gym is part of the Marcellus Hart-ley Dodge Physical Fitness Center, which underwent major renovations in 1996, mak-ing it one of the premier athletic facilities in the Ivy League. The locker rooms were improved, the indoor track was resurfaced, and the weight and workout facilities were dramatically revamped.

aLL-tiMe CoaChing reCords

Years Name (No. of Years) W L Pct. 1900-06 no head coach (6) 49 15 .734 1906-16 Harry A. Fisher (10) 101 39 .721 1916-17 Carl J. Merner (1) 6 8 .429 1917-18 John Murray (1) 4 9 .308 1918-19 Fred Dawson (1) 3 6 .333 1919-20 Claus D. “Babe” Benson (1) 4 10 .286 1920-25 Joseph H. Deering (5) 46 40 .535 1925-33 Daniel Meehan (8) 94 56 .627 1933-42 Paul Mooney (9) 91 72 .556 1942-43 Cliff Battles (1) 8 8 .500 1943-45 Elmer Ripley (2) 16 19 .457 1945-46 Paul Mooney (1) 11 9 .550 Mooney overall (10) 101 81 .555 1946-50 Gordon Ridings (4) 69 20 .775 1950-58 Lou Rossini (8) 117 71 .622 1958-61 Archie Oldham (2.5) 15 39 .278 1961 Kenneth Hunter (0.5) 5 11 .313 1961-74 John P. “Jack” Rohan (13) 154 161 .489 1974-78 Thomas V. Penders (4) 43 60 .406 1978-84 Arthur “Buddy” Mahar (6) 70 86 .449 1984-87 Wayne Szoke (3) 37 41 .474 1987-90 Wally Halas (3) 18 60 .231 1990-95 John P. “Jack” Rohan (5) 44 86 .338 Rohan overall (18) 198 247 .445 1995-2003 Armond Hill (7) 72 141 .338 2003-pres. Joe Jones (6) 75 91 .452 1900-2009 Totals (110) 1152 1158 .499

Lions aLL-tiMe hoMe reCords

Year W L Pct.1974-75 2 8 .2001975-76 6 5 .5451976-77 9 3 .7501977-78 7 2 .7781978-79 9 2 .8181979-80 7 6 .5381980-81 5 6 .4551981-82 8 2 .8001982-83 6 4 .6001983-84 7 5 .5831984-85 7 5 .5831985-86 7 3 .7001986-87 8 4 .6671987-88 2 9 .1821988-89 1 8 .1111989-90 1 9 .1001990-91 4 7 .3641991-92 7 3 .7001992-93 8 3 .7271993-94 4 5 .4441994-95 3 8 .2731995-96 4 6 .4001996-97 3 8 .2731997-98 5 6 .4551998-99 7 4 .6361999-00 6 5 .5452000-01 9 3 .7502001-02 5 6 .4552002-03 1 9 .1002003-04 5 6 .4552004-05 7 5 .5832005-06 7 6 .5382006-07 10 4 .7142007-08 8 6 .5712008-09 8 6 .571Totals 196 181 .520

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gaMes PLayed1. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08) 1102. Craig Austin (1999-02) 1082. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 1084. Joe Case (1999-02) 1075. Mack Montgomery (2004-08) 1066. K.J. Matsui (2005-09) 1057. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 1047. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 1049. Darren Burnett (1980-83) 1029. Richie Gordon (1980-83) 1029. Russell Steward (1989-92) 102

gaMes started(not kept before 1989) 1. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 1072. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 1003. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 924. Craig Austin (1999-02) 915. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08) 856. John Baumann (2004-08) 837. Joe Case (1999-02) 818. Mack Montgomery (2004-08) 798. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03) 7910. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 7810. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 78

fieLd goaLs Made1. Jim McMillian (1968-70) 6772. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 6303. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 4734. Craig Austin (1999-02) 4715. Neil Farber (1963-65) 4686. John Baumann (2004-08) 4637. Sean Couch (1984-87) 4628. Stan Felsinger (1964-66) 4609. Ricky Free (1977-79) 4539. Matt Shannon (1986-89) 453

fieLd goaLs atteMPted1. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 14502. Jim McMillian (1968-70) 13193. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 11304. Stan Felsinger (1964-66) 10945. Craig Austin (1999-02) 10786. Matt Shannon (1986-89) 10717. Neil Farber (1963-65) 10248. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 9139. John Baumann (2004-08) 88210. Sean Couch (1984-87) 871

three-Point fg Made1. Matt Shannon (1986-89) 1892. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 1813. K.J. Matsui (2005-09) 173 4. Erik Crep (1996-99) 1565. Craig Austin (1999-02) 1506. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 1427. Dragutin Kravic (2002-06) 1418. Treg Duerksen (2000-02) 1349. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 12610. Joe Case (1999-02) 118....13. niko scott (2006-pres.) 89

three-Point fg atteMPted1. Matt Shannon (1986-89) 4862. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 4573. Erik Crep (1996-99) 4444. Craig Austin (1999-02) 4085. K.J. Matsui (2005-09) 4196. Dragutin Kravic (2002-06) 360

7. Joe Case (1999-02) 3458. Treg Duerksen (2000-02) 3359. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 33010. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 314

free throws Made1. Matt Shannon (1986-89) 4532. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 4323. Darren Burnett (1980-83) 4214. Heyward Dotson (1968-70) 4065. Jim McMillian (1968-70) 4046. Craig Austin (1999-02) 3997. Stan Felsinger (1964-66) 3098. Ricky Free (1977-79) 3089. John Baumann (2004-08) 30210. Neil Farber (1963-65) 300

defensive reBounds1. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03) 4282. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 3993. John Baumannn (2004-08) 3814. Fred Johnson (1992-95) 3615. Joe Case (1999-02) 3276. Craig Austin (1999-02) 3217. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08) 3108. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 3079. Jim Tubridy (1993-96) 29710. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 231

offensive reBounds*1. John Baumannn (2004-08) 1892. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03) 1663. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08) 1644. Jim Tubridy (1993-96) 1485. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 1436. Boris Piskun (1993-96) 1437. Matt Preston (2001-05) 1378. Jason Miller (2005-09) 1129. Mike McBrien (1999-02) 10710. Marco McCottry (2000-03) 102

*Offensive/Defensive rebounds were not kept seperately until the 1990-91 season.

totaL reBounds1. Frank Thomas (1953-56) 10222. Jim McMillian (1968-70) 7433. Ricky Free (1977-79) 6624. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03) 5945. Dave Newmark (1966-68) 5726. John Baumann (2004-08) 5707. Russell Steward (1989-92) 5528. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 5429. Eric Clarke (1980-83) 51010. Roger Walaszek (1967-69) 502

assists1. Alton Byrd (1977-79) 5262. Tony Chiles (1986-89) 3233. Elliot Wolfe (1969-71) 3164. Darren Burnett (1980-83) 3135. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 3086. Mike Jelinsky (1990-93) 3017. Dale Smith (1982-85) 2788. Sean Couch (1984-87) 2479. Heyward Dotson (1968-70) 23710. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 236

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Brett Loscalzo ‘08

BLoCks(first kept in 1984-85)1. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03) 1942. Tom Casey (1990-93) 1203. Jamal Adams (1991-94) 1014. Joe Case (1999-02) 695. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08) 626. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 507. Steve Marusich (1991-94) 488. Jim Tubridy (1993-96) 479. Craig Austin (1999-02) 4210. Dane Holmes (1989-92) 42

steaLs(first kept in 1984-85)1. Gary Raimondo (1996-99) 2092. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97) 1093. Craig Austin (1999-02) 1084. Justin Namolik (1996-99) 1015. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08) 956. Abe Yasser (1996-99) 957. Maurice Murphy (2000-04) 808. Jim Tubridy (1993-96) 799. Buck Jenkins (1990-93) 7810. Omar Sanders (1990-93) 77

CaREER RECoRdS


singLe-season sCoring1. Chet Forte 1957 6942. Jim McMillian 1970 6433. Jim McMillian 1968 6254. Buck Jenkins 1993 5785. Dave Newmark 1966 5506. Sean Couch 1987 5497. C.J. Thompkins 1997 5258. Stan Felsinger 1966 4999. Craig Austin 2001 49610. Bob Evans 1973 491

Points Per gaMe1. Chet Forte 1957 28.92. Jim McMillian 1970 25.73. Dave Newmark 1966 22.94. Jim McMillian 1968 22.35. Buck Jenkins 1993 22.26. Sean Couch 1987 21.17. Stan Felsinger 1966 20.88. Stan Felsinger 1965 20.59. Bob Evans 1973 20.510. Jim McMillian 1969 20.4

fieLd goaLs Made1. Jim McMillian 1970 2532. Jim McMillian 1968 2363. Chet Forte 1957 2354. Sean Couch 1987 2125. Bob Evans 1973 2076. Stan Felsinger 1966 1977. Dave Newmark 1966 1978. Buck Jenkins 1993 1889. Jim McMillian 1969 18810. Rudy Milkey 1958 181

7. Matt Shannon 1988 4068. Sean Couch 1987 3979. Bob Evans 1973 38710. C.J. Thompkins 1997 372

fieLd goaL PerCentage(minimum 100 attempts) Made Att. FG%1. Omar Sanders 1992 69 100 69.0%2. Ricky Free 1977 165 276 59.8%3. Tom Casey 1993 121 207 58.5%4. Tom Casey 1992 82 141 58.2%5. John Baumann 2007 145 251 57.7%6. Vernon Outlaw 1980 67 116 57.8%7. Sean Couch 1986 121 210 57.6%8. Heyward Dotson 1969 148 262 56.5%9. Bob Gailus 1970 61 108 56.5%10. Steve Livingston 1989 97 172 56.4%

three-Point fieLd goaLs Made1. C.J. Thompkins 1997 872. Treg Duerksen 2002 693. Treg Duerksen 2000 654. Erik Crep 1998 65

Buck Jenkins ‘93

5. C.J. Thompkins 1996 646. Dragutin Kravic 2004 617. Buck Jenkins 1993 568. Craig Austin 2001 539. K.J. Matsui 2009 519. Russ Steward 1992 51

three-Point fieLd goaL atteMPts1. C.J. Thompkins 1997 2072. Treg Duerksen 2002 1753. Erik Crep 1998 1714. C.J. Thompkins 1996 1705. Treg Duerksen 2000 1606. Buck Jenkins 1993 1467. K.J. Matsui 2009 1398. Erik Crep 1999 1309. Dragutin Kravic 2004 12910. Craig Austin 2001 129

three-Point fieLd goaL PerCentage(minimum 50 attempts) Made Att. 3 PT %1. John Baumann 2007 29 57 50.9%2. Jeremiah Boswell 2005 44 88 50.0%3. K.J. Matsui 2008 50 102 49.0%4. Russ Steward 1992 51 106 48.1%5. Russ Steward 1991 23 50 46.0%6. Mack Montgomery 2007 25 55 45.5%7. Brett Loscalzo 2007 30 67 44.8%8. Dragutin Kravic 2003 61 139 43.9%9. niko scott 2009 27 64 42.2%10. Joe Case 2000 45 107 42.1%

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dave newmark ‘68

fieLd goaLs atteMPted1. Chet Forte 1957 5832. Rudy Milkey 1958 5083. Jim McMillian 1970 4934. Stan Felsinger 1966 4655. Jim McMillian 1968 4556. Buck Jenkins 1993 433

Mack Montgomery ‘08

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steaLs1. Sean Couch 1987 682. Gary Raimondo 1999 643. Gary Raimondo 1998 564. Gary Raimondo 1996 525. Jim Tubridy 1996 446. Abe Yasser 1999 447. C.J. Thompkins 1996 408. Craig Austin 2001 389. Justin Namolik 1999 3810. noruwa agho 2009 37

free throws Made1. Chet Forte 1957 2242. Ted Dwyer 1957 1663. Dave Newmark 1966 1564. Jim McMilliam 1968 1535. Heyward Dotson 1969 1506. Buck Jenkins 1993 1467. Darren Burnett 1982 1438. Craig Austin 2001 1378. Jim McMillian 1970 1378. Stan Felsinger 1965 137

free throws atteMPted1. Chet Forte 1957 2632. Dave Newmark 1966 2163. Ted Dwyer 1957 2144. Heyward Dotson 1969 2085. Jim McMilliam 1968 1996. Buck Jenkins 1993 1937. Jim McMillian 1970 1848. Heyward Dotson 1968 1829. Stan Felsinger 1965 18010. Darren Burnett 1982 177

free throw PerCentage(minimum 100 attempts) Made Att. FT %1. Chet Forte 1957 224 263 85.2%2. Matt Preston 2004 98 116 84.5%3. Craig Austin 2001 137 169 81.1%4. Darren Burnett 1982 143 177 80.8%5. Craig Austin 2002 124 156 79.5%6. John Baumann 2006 109 138 79.0%7. Larry Gordon 1971 116 147 78.9%8. Richie Rodin 1958 101 129 78.3%9. Ted Dwyer 1957 166 214 77.6%10. Sean Couch 1987 107 138 77.5%

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reBounds1. Franklin Thomas 1955 4082. Dave Newmark 1966 3463. Ted Harvin 1957 3074. Phil Matthews 1958 2754. Jim McMillian 1968 2756. Mike Griffin 1965 2657. Ed Auzenbergs 1960 2468. Jim McMillian 1970 2429. Foley Jones 1972 23510. Ricky Free 1977 234

assists1. Alton Byrd 1977 2102. Alton Byrd 1979 1933. Mike Jelinsky 1990 1534. Mike Jelinsky 1991 1455. Elliot Wolfe 1971 1406. Tony Chiles 1988 1367. Dale Smith 1985 1308. Alton Byrd 1978 1239. Elliot Wolfe 1970 12010. Heyward Dotson 1968 115

BLoCks1. Chris Wiedemann 2002 682. Tom Casey 1993 543. Tom Casey 1992 544. Chris Wiedemann 2001 475. Chris Wiedemann 2003 456. Jamal Adams 1994 437. Dane Holmes 1991 398. Steve Marusich 1994 389. Chris Wiedemann 2000 3410. Jamal Adams 1993 31

John Baumann ‘08

Jim McMillian ‘71

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Points PTS PPG1957 Chet Forte 694 28.91958 Rudy Milkey 447 18.61960 Ed Auzenbergs 346 15.0 1961 Fred Portnoy 355 15.4 1962 Art Woliansky 386 16.0 1963 Neil Farber 388 17.6 1964 Neil Farber 433 18.8 1965 Stan Felsinger 451 20.5 1966 Dave Newmark 550 22.9 1967 Roger Walaszek 337 14.0 1968 Jim McMillian 625 22.3 1969 Jim McMillian 490 20.4 1970 Jim McMillian 643 25.7 1971 Larry Gordon 436 18.1 1972 Darryl Downing 302 12.6 1973 Bob Evans 491 20.5 1974 Mark Hardaway 318 12.7 1975 Mike Hardaway 400 15.4 1976 Elmer Love 363 14.5 1977 Ricky Free 434 16.7 1978 Ricky Free 368 14.2 1979 Ricky Free 412 15.8 1980 Kurt Mahoney 301 12.5 1981 Kurt Mahoney 275 10.6 1982 Darren Burnett 357 13.7 1983 Darren Burnett 353 13.6 1984 George Meikle 302 12.6 1985 Tom Gwydir 284 10.9 1986 Tom Gwydir 356 13.7 1987 Sean Couch 549 21.1 1988 Matt Shannon 452 17.4 1989 Matt Shannon 333 12.8 1990 Eric Speaker 297 11.9 1991 Buck Jenkins 469 18.0 1992 Buck Jenkins 437 16.8 1993 Buck Jenkins 578 22.2 1994 Jamal Adams 356 13.7 1995 Chad Brown 109 6.05 1996 C.J. Thompkins 386 14.8 1997 C.J. Thompkins 525 20.2 1998 Gary Raimondo 338 14.7 1999 Gary Raimondo 446 17.2 2000 Craig Austin 384 14.2 2001 Craig Austin 496 18.4 2002 Craig Austin 447 15.9 2003 Marco McCottry 243 9.0 2004 Matt Preston 412 15.3 2005 Matt Preston 356 13.7 2006 John Baumann 370 13.7 2007 John Baumann 373 13.32008 John Baumann 468 16.12009 Jason Miller 273 9.8

reBounds REB RPG1957 Ted Harvin 307 12.8 1958 Phil Matthews 275 11.5 1960 Ed Auzenbergs 246 10.7 1961 Fred Portnoy 206 8.9 1962 Jim Brogan 134 5.6 1963 Art Klink 178 8.1 1964 Mike Griffin 205 8.9 1965 Mike Griffin 265 12.0 1966 Dave Newmark 346 14.4 1967 Roger Walaszek 195 8.1 1968 Jim McMillian 275 9.8 1969 Jim McMillian 226 9.4 1970 Jim McMillian 242 9.7 1971 Foley Jones 184 7.7 1972 Foley Jones 235 10.21973 Bob Evans 196 8.2 1974 Rick Newsome 138 6.6 1975 Mike Haley 142 5.5 1976 Elmer Love 209 8.4 1977 Ricky Free 234 9.0 1978 Ricky Free 216 8.3 1979 Ricky Free 212 8.2 1980 Dave Westenburg 120 4.6 1981 Vernon Outlaw 148 5.7 1982 Eric Clarke 181 6.9 1983 Eric Clarke 175 6.7 1984 George Meikle 157 6.5 1985 Tom Gwydir 156 6.0 1986 Tom Gwydir 120 4.6 1987 Sean Couch 147 5.6 1988 Trever Holland 141 5.4 1989 Dane Holmes 153 6.1 1990 Russell Steward 173 6.7 1991 Dane Holmes 152 5.8 1992 Russ Steward 154 5.9 1993 Tom Casey 175 6.7 1994 Jamal Adams 217 8.3 1995 Jim Tubridy 220 8.5 1996 Jim Tubridy 160 6.1 1997 Gary Raimondo 130 5.2 1998 Gary Raimondo 163 7.1 1999 Gary Raimondo 153 5.9 2000 Joe Case 150 5.6 2001 Chris Wiedemann 169 6.3 2002 Chris Wiedemann 190 7.0 2003 Marco McCottry 206 7.6 2004 Matt Preston 147 5.4 2005 Matt Preston 176 6.8 2006 John Baumann 161 6.02007 John Baumann 183 6.52008 John Baumann 194 6.7 2009 Jason Miller 186 6.6

assists A APG1961 Fred Portnoy 54 2.3 1962 Art Woliansky 36 1.5 1963 Neil Farber 37 1.7 1963 Stan Felsinger 37 1.7 1964 Ken Benoit 38 1.7 1965 Stan Felsinger 49 2.2 1967 Joel Hoffman 76 3.0 1968 Heyward Dotson 115 4.8 1969 Elliot Wolfe 56 2.3 1970 Elliot Wolfe 120 4.8 1971 Elliot Wolfe 140 5.8 1972 John Byrnes 74 2.9 1973 John Byrnes 86 3.4 1974 John Byrnes 72 3.3 1975 Mike Finley 61 2.3 1976 Elmer Love 44 1.8 1977 Alton Byrd 210 8.1 1978 Alton Byrd 123 6.5 1979 Alton Byrd 193 7.4 1980 Darren Burnett 81 3.1 1981 Darren Burnett 66 2.7 1982 Darren Burnett 76 2.9 1983 Darren Burnett 90 3.5 1984 Dale Smith 100 3.8 1985 Dale Smith 130 5.0 1986 Sean Couch 88 3.4 1987 Sean Couch 103 3.9 1988 Tony Chiles 136 5.2 1989 Tony Chiles 103 4.1 1990 Mike Jelinsky 153 5.9 1991 Mike Jelinsky 145 5.8 1992 Par Downing 96 4.0 1993 Par Downing 109 4.4 1994 Jamal Adams 66 2.5 1995 Jim Tubridy 58 2.2 1996 C.J. Thompkins 73 2.8 1997 Gary Raimondo 72 2.9 1998 Abe Yasser 58 2.2 1999 Abe Yasser 79 3.0 2000 Craig Austin 64 2.4 2001 Craig Austin 63 2.3 2002 Derrick Mayo 79 3.0 2003 Maurice Murphy 48 1.9 2004 Maurice Murphy 96 4.3 2005 Brett Loscalzo 78 2.9 2006 Brett Loscalzo 83 3.1 2007 Brett Loscalzo 67 2.5 2008 Brett Loscalzo 80 2.82009 Kevin Bulger 60 2.1

steaLs

1991 Mike Jelinsky 361992 Omar Sanders 371993 Omar Sanders 361994 Jamal Adams 271995 Jim Tubridy 301996 Gary Raimondo 521997 C.J. Thompkins 37 Gary Raimondo 371998 Gary Raimondo 561999 Gary Raimondo 642000 Craig Austin 29 Treg Duerksen 292001 Craig Austin 382002 Derrick Mayo 232003 Maurice Murphy 292004 Maurice Murphy 332005 Jeremiah Boswell 292006 Brett Loscalzo 312007 Brett Loscalzo 212008 Kevin Bulger 232009 Noruwa Agho 37

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1991 Dane Holmes 391992 Tom Casey 541993 Tom Casey 541994 Jamal Adams 431995 Jim Tubridy 261996 Jim Tubridy 201997 Justin Namolik 181998 Jason Wachob 141999 Justin Namolik 82000 Chris Wiedemann 342001 Chris Wiedemann 472002 Chris Wiedemann 682003 Chris Wiedemann 452004 Matt Preston 102005 Matt Preston 202006 Ben Nwachukwu 11 Dragutin Kravic 112007 Ben Nwachukwu 182008 Ben Nwachukwu 182009 Jason Miller 21

fieLd goaLs Mademinimum 50 attempts 1957 Chet Forte 2351958 Rudy Milkey 1811960 Murray Melton 1431961 Fred Portnoy 1231962 Art Woliansky 1401963 Neil Farber 1451964 Neil Farber 1661965 Stan Felsinger 157 Neil Farber 1571966 Dave Newmark 197 Stan Felsinger 1971967 Roger Walaszek 1191968 Jim McMillian 2361969 Jim McMillian 1881970 Jim McMillian 2531971 Larry Gordon 1601972 Darryl Downing 1311973 Bob Evans 2071974 Mark Hardaway 1281975 Mike Hardaway 1651976 Elmer Love 1371977 Ricky Free 1651978 Juan Mitchell 1411979 Ricky Free 1581980 Kurt Mahoney 1231981 Kurt Mahoney 1151982 Darren Burnett 1071983 Darren Burnett 1111984 George Meikle 1291985 Tom Gwydir 1211986 Tom Gwydir 1461987 Sean Couch 2121988 Matt Shannon 1581989 Matt Shannon 1281990 Eric Speaker 1101991 Buck Jenkins 1801992 Buck Jenkins 1571993 Buck Jenkins 1881994 Jamal Adams 1341995 Boris Piskun 1211996 C.J. Thompkins 1221997 C.J. Thompkins 1781998 Gary Raimondo 1231999 Gary Raimondo 1682000 Craig Austin 1262001 Craig Austin 1532002 Craig Austin 142 2003 Marco McCottry 892004 Matt Preston 1432005 Matt Preston 1212006 John Baumann 1232007 John Baumann 1452008 John Baumann 1602009 Jason Miller 105

fieLd goaL PerCentageminimum 50 attempts FG %1957 Ted Harvin 44.5% 1958 Jim Iverson 44.4% 1960 Ed Auzenbergs 44.6% 1961 Fred Portnoy 45.2% 1962 Paul Murphy 48.0% 1963 Neil Farber 49.3% 1964 Neil Farber 45.9%1965 Jack Dema 56.1% 1966 Dave Newmark 54.4% 1967 Larry Borger 54.9% 1968 Larry Borger 63.7% 1969 Heyward Dotson 56.5% 1970 Bob Gailus 56.5% 1971 Bob Evans 62.3% 1972 Greg Tillman 52.3% 1973 Bob Evans 53.5% 1974 John Avery 49.1% 1975 Mike Hardaway 45.9% 1976 Elmer Love 47.9% 1977 Ricky Free 59.8% 1978 Ricky Free 51.4% 1979 Ricky Free 54.3% 1980 Vernon Outlaw 57.8% 1981 Vernon Outlaw 50.0%1982 Eric Clarke 55.6% 1983 Mark Lay 52.9% 1984 George Meikle 53.9% 1985 Mark Settles 50.9% 1986 Sean Couch 57.6% 1987 Sean Couch 53.4% 1988 Galen Sorrells 53.2% 1989 Steve Livingston 56.4% 1990 Steve Livingston 56.1% 1991 Jamal Adams 66.0% 1992 Jamal Adams 70.6% 1993 Jamal Adams 61.5% 1994 Jamal Adams 52.5% 1995 Boris Piskun 45.8% 1996 Justin Namolik 47.7% 1997 C.J. Thompkins 47.8% 1998 Justin Namolik 46.4% 1999 Gary Raimondo 46.8% 2000 Mike McBrien 50.0% 2001 Chris Wiedemann 52.2% 2002 Mike McBrien 46.2% 2003 Chris Wiedemann 49.6% 2004 Dragutin Kravic 51.9% 2005 John Baumann 58.3% 2006 Ben Nwachukwu 52.3% 2007 John Baumann 57.8%2008 Ben Nwachukwu 51.9%2009 Jason Miller 53.3%

three-Point fieLd goaLs Made 1991 Russ Steward 231991 Eric Speaker 231992 Russ Steward 511993 Buck Jenkins 561994 Fred Johnson 161995 Tony Doyle 431996 C.J. Thompkins 641997 C.J. Thompkins 871998 Erik Crep 651999 Gary Raimondo 421999 Erik Crep 422000 Treg Duerksen 652001 Craig Austin 532002 Treg Duerksen 692003 Jeremiah Boswell 272004 Dragutin Kravic 612005 Jeremiah Boswell 442006 K.J. Matsui 412007 Niko Scott 31 K.J. Matsui 312008 K.J. Matsui 502009 K.J. Matsui 51

three-Point fieLd goaL PerCentageminimum 50 attempts 1991 Russ Steward 46.0% (23/50)1992 Russ Steward 48.1% (51/106)1993 Buck Jenkins 38.4% (56/146)1994 Fred Johnson 35.6% (16/45)1995 Tony Doyle 40.9% (43/105)1996 Justin Namolik 39.5% (30/76)1997 C.J. Thompkins 42.0% (87/207)1998 Erik Crep 38.0% (65/171)1999 Gary Raimondo 36.5% (42/115)2000 Joe Case 42.1% (45/107)2001 Craig Austin 41.1% (53/129)2002 Treg Duerksen 39.4% (69/175)2003 Jeremiah Boswell 38.0% (27/71)2004 Dragutin Kravic 43.9% (61/139)2005 Jeremiah Boswell 50.0% (44/88)2006 Dragutin Kravic 42.0% (29/69)2007 John Baumann 50.9%(29/57)2008 K.J. Matsui 49.0% (50/102)2009 Niko Scott 42.2% (27/64)

free throw PerCentageminimum 50 attempts 1957 Chet Forte 85.2 (224/263)1958 Richie Rodin 78.3% (101/129)1960 Murray Melton 82.4% (42/51)1961 Fred Portnoy 73.6% (109/148)1962 Jim Cleven 77.4% (48/62)1963 Neil Farber 73.1% (98/134)1964 Ken McCulloch 80.5% (99/123)1965 Ken Benoit 78.7% (70/89)1966 Ken Benoit 74.4% (58/78)1967 Joel Hoffman 74.1% (63/85)1968 Jim McMillian 76.9% (153/199)1969 Jim McMillian 74.0% (114/154)1970 Larry Gordon 81.8% (45/55)1971 Larry Gordon 78.9% (116/147)1972 Ron Boyd 70.8% (51/72)1973 Bob Evans 71.9% (77/107)1974 Mark Hardaway 74.7% (62/83)1975 Mark Hardaway 71.4% (70/98)1976 Dave Hassan 78.3% (47/60)1977 Juan Mitchell 85.2% (69/81)1978 Gene Bentz 82.4% (70/85)1979 Alton Byrd 77.1% (111/144)1980 Kevin Best 77.2% (44/57)1981 Kurt Mahoney 83.3% (45/54)1982 Darren Burnett 80.8% (143/177)1983 Tom Brecht 77.3% (58/75)1984 Mark Lay 73.3% (66/90)1985 Dale Smith 77.8% (63/81)1986 Todd Williams 82.7% (43/52)1987 Sean Couch 77.5% (107/138)1988 Matt Shannon 77.3% (58/75)1989 Russell Steward 76.5% (52/68)1990 Russell Steward 77.3% (58/75)1991 Mike Jelinsky 71.2% (47/66)1992 Russ Steward 82.2% (60/73)1993 Buck Jenkins 75.6% (146/193)1994 Boris Piskun 76.9% (50/65)1995 Fred Johnson 84.2% (48/57)1996 C.J. Thompkins 74.3% (78/105)1997 Justin Namolik 72.5% (37/51)1998 Corey Barnes 80.8% (42/52)1999 Craig Austin 75.4% (43/57)2000 Craig Austin 77.2% (95/123)2001 Craig Austin 81.1% (137/169)2002 Craig Austin 79.5% (124/156)2003 Tito Hill 68.5% (50/73)2004 Matt Preston 84.5% (98/116)2005 Jeremiah Boswell 78.2% (43/55)2006 John Baumann 79.9% (109/138)2007 Patrick Foley 86.7% (52/60) 2008 Mack Montgomery 80.7% (46/57)2009 Patrick Foley 82.2% (60/73)

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Standing 6-foot-4, George Gregory towered over most of his fellow basketball players in the late 1920s. Gregory was distinctive for two other reasons — he was the second African-American ever to play basketball at Columbia and the first anywhere to be voted All-American.

In his first season, he helped the Lions to fourth place in the Eastern League, forerunner of the Ivy League. By his junior year, Columbia had moved into first place in the league.

Columbia basketball took off in 1930-31, Gregory’s senior season. Serving as the Lions’ captain, he led them to 21 wins in 23 games and a second league title. He was named first team All-Eastern League, his third straight honor in four years, finishing with 509 career points, extremely high for the era.

Gregory had attracted national attention, and he was voted first team Helms Foundation All-America, being joined on the team by Purdue guard John Wooden, later to become the legendary UCLA basketball coach.

While still an undergraduate, Gregory began a lifelong career battling juvenile delinquency and defending civil rights. He served as the boys’ director for the largest youth project for African-Americans in the nation, the Harlem Center of the Children’s Aid Society.

He went on to hold administrative positions at settlement houses and youth clubs such as the Harlem Youth Center and the First Neighborhood House. He was a founding member of the NYC Youth Board in 1947.

From 1954 to 1968 Gregory was a commissioner on the Municipal Civil Service Commission, while spending 15 years in the office of the Manhattan Borough President. From 1968 to 1979 he was an assistant administrator of what is now the Department of Environmental Protection.

Gregory passed away in Manhattan on May 11, 1994, at the age of 88.

Many images of Chet Forte remain to this day. Forte racing down the middle of the court, Forte going up for his virtually unstoppable jump shot, Forte leading the fast break.

But none are more vivid than a still photograph, not an action shot, but a team shot, and not just any team.

The photo is of the 1957 All-American team. University of Kansas giant Wilt Chamberlain dominates the “team”, but the person who immediately catches your eye is Chet Forte — the smallest man on the All-American team, but the best.

In 1956-57, his senior season, he scored 694 points in 24 games, a 28.9 average, and was voted college basketball’s Player of the Year, beating out the seven-foot Chamberlain and West Virginia great Hot Rod Hundley. Forte was a consensus All-America, won the Haggerty Award as the top player in the New York Metropolitan area and was All-Ivy League and All-Met-ropolitan. He played in the national College All-Star Game and set a scoring record with 32 points.

Forte earned All-Ivy League status in his first season of varsity eligibility (1954-55) and went on to earn All-America honors in 1955-56 and 1956-57. Forte scored 1,611 points in 65 games, averaging 24.8 points per game for his career.

In 1956-57, he set all of the Columbia scoring records, including points per game (28.9), free-throw percentage (85.2%) field goals made (235), free throws made (224) and points in a season (694). Forte still holds all but one of those records.

His one-game scoring record of 45 points, set in 1957 against Penn, stood until Buck Jenkins scored 47 against Harvard in 1991.

After a short career in minor league pro basketball, the Hackensack, N.J., native went into sports broadcasting with ABC. He gained fame as the celebrated ABC sports director who helped to launch Monday Night Football. As its first director, he earned a directing Emmy Award. He worked 25 years at ABC, and directed the network coverage of two Olympic games.

In later years, Forte became a popular radio sports talk show host on XTRA in San Diego. He passed away there May 18, 1996, at age 60.

GEORGE GREGORYInaugural Class1931CC

ChEt fORtEInaugural Class1957CC

Columbia aTHlETiCS Hall oF FamERS


Times have changed in the college basketball game. Nowadays, prospective players break into the spotlight when they are just entering high school. By the time they have reached their junior year, their college choices have been whittled down to a half dozen or so and their NBA draft status is already under conjecture.

The 1966-67 Columbia freshman team ranked as one of the best in the Metropolitan Area, whetting the basketball fans’ appetite for the 1967-68 varsity squad.

Under the direction of head coach Jack Rohan, the Lions did not disappoint, winning their first four over Lehigh, CCNY, NYU, and Rutgers. But they lost their next three, all on the road, an Ivy League game at Cornell and contests against Georgetown and Fordham.

They then headed into the Holiday Festival, then college basketball’s most prestigious in-season tournament, an eight-team affair held over three days at Madison Square Garden. The field boasted three top-20 opponents; West Virginia was first on the Lions’ path.

The Lions stunned the nationally ranked Mountaineers, 94-68, and went on to defeat No. 2 Louisville, 74-67, to advance to the cham-pionship game of the tournament vs. St. John’s. The Lions defeated St. John’s, 60-55, to claim their first and only Holiday Festival title. Sophomore Jim McMillian was voted tournament MVP and the eyes of the basketball world turned toward Morningside Heights.

Back in the Ivy League, the Lions piled it on. They avenged the early loss to Cornell and trounced the Big Red, 93-51, then topped Penn by 21 and powerful Princeton by nine.

Dangerous Dartmouth was defeated on the road, but by only six points. Columbia then won at Harvard, 103-70. They met the same two teams back in New York, routing the Big Green, 86-58 and the Crimson, 115-56. The latter set Columbia’s all-time scoring record, which stood until a 118-90 victory over Wagner in 1977.

Three more victories followed, giving Columbia a streak of 16 triumphs, but the Lions dropped the final regular-season game at Princ-eton, 68-57, necessitating a playoff.

Columbia fans packed St. John’s 6000-seat Alumni Hall for the Ivy League championship and the right to play in the NCAA tourna-ment. In one of the greatest victories in Columbia history, the Lions defeated the Tigers 92-74 for the championship.

They were victorious in their first NCAA game, defeating La Salle, 83-69, but then lost in the East Regional semifinals to Davidson, 61-59, on the Wildcats’ “home turf” in Raleigh, North Carolina. Columbia concluded its dream season with a 95-75 victory over St. Bo-naventure in the consolation game.

Columbia had won 23 of 28 games, the most victories in school history, and finished the season ranked sixth in the nation. Jack Rohan was voted National Coach of the Year and both McMillian and 7-0 center Dave Newmark earned All-American honors. McMillian also was ECAC All-East and the ECAC Sophomore of the Year, and won the Haggerty Award as the top player in New York City.

1967-68 IvY lEaGuE ChampIOnshIp tEamInaugural Class

From 1946 to 1950, the Columbia Lions were one of the top college basketball teams in the east. In four years under head coach Gordon Ridings, the Lions won 77 percent of their games, and won the championship of the Eastern Intercollegiate League – the precursor to the Ivy League – twice, finishing second the other two seasons.

Hopes were high on Morningside Heights for another outstanding year in 1950-51. The Lions had won their last nine games of the 1949-50 season. Captain John Azary was coming off a 423-point season, the most prolific scoring year in Columbia Basket-ball history – and the Lions were returning a deep squad of talented upper classmen and rising sophomores.

Just prior to the campaign – Columbia was dealt a significant blow when coach Rid-ings took ill with a heart attack just days before the season. Assistant coach Lou Rossini stepped in and took over as acting head coach – at the age of 29.

After a tuneup over an alumni team, Columbia tipped off the season at University Gymnasium on December 6, 1950, and gave a glimpse of the season to come with a 41-point thrashing of Amherst College, 79-38.

Throughout December the wins kept coming, including four straight on the road as Columbia ended the calendar year with a perfect 7-0 record.

The Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League season began in January and the Lions faced their traditional slate of Ivy foes.In the League opener, Bob Reiss led the way with 19 points and 12 rebounds in an 85-45 blowout of the Cornell Big Red.The second league game was against arch-rival Princeton – the defending league champions. With seconds remaining, and the game

in the balance, sixth man Robert Sullivan stole the ball and went in for the layup in a 53-52 victory, the Lions closest call all year.In an era where teams averaged less than 40% from the field, Tom Powers led the team - and the conference - in shooting percentage,

hitting on 47% of his shots in league play.Statisically, this team’s numbers are staggering: 12-0 in conference play, 21-0 overall, and 31 straight victories since the end of the

1949-1950 season. The Lions set team records in points per game, margin of victory and established a new Eastern League record for field goals.

Although the Lions lost to a talented Illinois squad in the opening round of the NCAA tournament in a hard-fought 79-71 game – the legacy of this magnificent team still stands as one for the ages.

1950-51 EastERn ChampIOnshIp tEamsecond Class



New York City high schools turn out an abundance of scholastic basketball All-Americans each year. Few choose to at-tend an Ivy League college and even fewer opt for Columbia.

“Jimmy Mac” did and Columbia will never forget him.“It was a strong school academically and it was close to home,” McMillian told Mike Scheinkman in a January 2000

Columbia Daily Spectator interview. “I didn’t even realize how strong the basketball program was.”After playing on the freshman team his first year at Columbia, McMillian moved up to the varsity in 1967-68. Teaming

up with several other talented players, McMillian led the Lions to the winningest season in the school’s history, a 23-5 campaign that included the Ivy League championship (he won the Haggerty Award as the top collegiate player in New York City), the Holiday Festival in Madison Square Garden (defeating West Virginia, Louisville and St. John’s on suc-cessive days) and reaching the second round of the NCAA Championships. McMillian, the Holiday Festival MVP, drew national attention as Columbia finished the season ranked sixth in the nation.

The success continued the next two years, as Columbia posted 20-4 and 20-5 seasons, narrowly missing Ivy titles each year. Jimmy Mac was All-Ivy and All-American each season.

In leading Columbia to a three-year mark of 63-14, McMillian not only was a three-time All-American and All-Ivy Leaguer, he was All-East each year, the ECAC Sophomore of the Year, and became the first person ever to earn the Haggerty Award in each of his three varsity seasons.

He scored 1758 career points (then a record, now second) and averaged 22.9 points per game (second-best then and now). He is also second in career rebounds (743) and holds the season records for field goals in a season (253) and career (677).

He was drafted in the first round by both the L.A. Lakers of the NBA and N.Y. Nets of the ABA. He chose the Lakers and spent three years there, scoring 3714 points, an average of 15.3 per game.

JIm mCmIllIaninaugural Class1970CC

JOhn azaRYSecond Class, posthumous1951CC

John Azary was born and raised in New York City where he learned to play basketball on the hard cement of the school-yard grounds. Azary began his career at Columbia with large shoes to fill, replacing the great Walt Budko, who had just graduated Columbia to pursue a career in the National Basketball Association.

In his first year at Columbia, Azary scored 298 points in 20 games, averaging 14.9 ppg, surpassing Budko’s first-year scoring record. Throughout his career at Columbia, Azary was always one of the hardest workers on the team, on and off the court. Always the first to come to practice and the last to leave, head coach Gordon Ridings said, “I never saw a harder worker than John. He once stayed an hour after practice taking foul shots because he had missed two out of ten free throws in the previous night’s game.”

Along with being a basketball superstar, John Azary was a member of the National Guard. While at Pine Camp, N.Y., one summer for National Guard training, Azary caught a piece of shrapnel in his thigh during an exercise where live ammunition was being used. He was hospitalized for a month and his college basketball career was in question,

but the wound eventually healed and he was able to successfully reclaim the Lions’ court. After four stellar years, Azary graduated Columbia College in 1951 with a sociology degree. After military service in the Korean War, he continued his basketball career in the Eastern League, a professional minor league.

On September 15, 1981, Azary passed away at the age of 51.

Walt BuDKOSecond Class1948CC

In the early days of the National Basketball Association, Columbia’s own Walt Budko became one of its pioneers.The sixth overall draft pick in the 1948 draft, he went on to play professionally for four seasons, including one as

player-coach for the Baltimore Bullets.Budko grew up in Brooklyn, and attended Franklin K. Lane High School and Trinity Prep. After high school, Budko

continued his academic and basketball careers at Columbia. He arrived in September 1942 and made the varsity team in his first year under wartime eligibility rules. In his rookie season, he tied the all-time Columbia single-season scoring record by totaling 251 points in 18 games. Also in his first year, Budko played an astonishing 706 minutes out of a total of 720 minutes throughout the entire season.

Naval service split Budko’s tenure at Columbia after his sophomore year. Budko spent roughly three years in the Navy, 15 months of that time stationed in the Pacific. He returned in 1946 to finish his last two years at Columbia, newly married. In the 1946-47 season, Budko scored 315 points in 20 games setting a new Columbia record. A four-time All-Ivy

League honoree, Budko graduated in 1948 with more basketball accolades than anyone who preceded him, bringing a new face to Columbia Basketball.

Budko played professionally in Baltimore and Philadelphia for four years. He eventually left basketball to join the business world, working as a construction engineer and in real estate sales before finding his calling in insurance sales.

Budko worked in insurance sales from 1958 until his retirement in 1995. He is married with four children, one of whom, Pete Budko, starred on the basketball court for the University of North Carolina.



Second Class, posthumous1951CC

Second Class1948CC

altOn BYRDSecond Class

1979CC

Alton Byrd flew from San Francisco to New York, excited to see what Columbia could offer him. Four years later, Byrd left as one of the most decorated basketball players in Columbia history. If that wasn’t enough, Byrd took his skills overseas and became known as “Great Britain’s greatest ambassador of the game.”

Byrd made an immediate impact, being named the Ivy League Rookie of the Year after his first varsity season. The point guard would go on to receive first team All-Ivy League recognition in his three seasons.

Despite only playing three varsity seasons, Byrd still holds the career and single season records for assists. His 210 and 193 assists rank first and second all-time in a single season, while his 526 career assists is in a world of is own.

A three-year captain, Byrd was awarded the Frances Naismith Award by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, given to the nation’s top collegiate player under six feet tall, elected after his senior season.

Byrd was selected by the Boston Celtics in the tenth round of the draft, but didn’t make the team, however, he had another offer awaiting him. A Columbia alumnus, David Dubow ‘56BUS, offered Bryd the opportunity to work in his market research company in London and play for a basketball team he owned, Crystal Palace.

Once again, Byrd’s impact was immediately felt, as Crystal Palace went 50-5 during his first year in England. He was named the Player of the Year in the British professional league after the 1979-80 and 1980-81 seasons.

Byrd remained in the British Isles for almost 15 years as a player, coach, and team president. He is regarded as the most important figure in the growth of British basketball. He returned to the United States in the 1990s, joining the NBA’s Sacramento Kings as a vice president. He and his family still reside in Northern California.

BRuCE GEhRKESecond Class, posthumous

1948CC

Bruce Gehrke was a typical three-sport star coming out of Sewanhaka High School in Floral Park, Long Island, but it was football that eventually became paramount in Gehrke’s life.

It was a good choice for the future Columbia great who eventually went on to play for his hometown New York Gi-ants and spent several years coaching high school football and basketball on his native Long Island.

Gehrke began his collegiate career at Columbia in September 1942. In his first year, he starred on the varsity football, basketball and baseball teams.

The following year, Gehrke played shortstop for Columbia’s 1944 championship baseball team, while training for the Navy. Hugely popular among his teammates and fellow students, Gehrke had that intangible flair for color that made him a crowd pleaser. His play, in every sport, was daring and spectacular, with little regard for personal safety, yet he was as crafty a competitor as anyone could have been.

Even competition in three varsity sports couldn’t fill Gehrke’s appetite for athletics, so he coached his fraternity basketball team in intramural play.

Gehrke’s college career was cut into two parts when he spent a year with the Navy overseas in Okinawa during World War II. He returned to Columbia for his junior year in September 1946.

Gehrke graduated from Columbia in 1948, finishing a phenomenal career that included a league title in baseball, two in basketball as well as some of the Lions’ most successful football seasons.

BuCK JEnKInsSecond Class

1993CC

In the 108-year history of Columbia Basketball, nobody has ever scored more points in a Lion uniform than Leonard “Buck” Jenkins. His 1,767 career points at Columbia is a record that still stands today.

An impact player from the moment he arrived on Morningside Heights, Jenkins was part of the revitalization of Columbia Basketball in the early 1990s.

In his sophomore season, Jenkins put the Ivy League on notice with his slashing style of play – averaging 18 points per game and being selected to the All-Ivy League first team.

That year, on February 15, 1991, Jenkins torched the Harvard Crimson for 47 points – a school record which stands today. Even more impressive was that he didn’t even attempt a single three-point field goal, allowing Jenkins to be paired with Shaquille O’Neal as the only two collegians that season to score 40 or more points in a game without the benefit of a three-pointer.

Jenkins was the Lions’ leading scorer in each of his final three seasons, named first-team All Ivy League each time.In his senior year, Jenkins led the Lions to a 16-10 record and a second place finish in the Ivy League, averaging

22.2 points per game on his way to being named Ivy League Player of the Year and first-team All-Metropolitan.After playing for two years in Europe and serving an assistant coach at his alma mater, Jenkins now resides in

Georgia and works at Inner Strength, Inc., a youth development program that uses basketball as a tool to mentor and better shape the lives of young males.



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- F -Falk, Byron ’60—1960(M)Fallot, Leon ’43—1941, 1942Farber, Neil ’65—1963, 1964, 1965(C)

Farrell, T. ’19—1919(C),1920(C)Felsinger, Stanley ’66—1964, 1965, 1966Fettuch, C.—1906Fickeissen, George ’54—1952, 1953, 1954Fields, Davey ’82—1979, 1981Finley, Michael ’75—1975Fisher, Harry—1903, 1904, 1905Foerster, W. ’14—1914(M)Fogel, Bruce ’70—1968, 1969, 1970foley, Patrick ‘10 — 2007, 2008, 2009 (C)Fontana, Joseph ’48—1946(M), 1947(M)Forte, Chester ’57—1955, 1957(C)Foschi, Robert ’75—1973Fox, Thomas—1944Franco, Don ’61—1961Free, Richard ’79—1977(C), 1978, 1979(C)Friedland, Lewis ’66—1966(M)Fuchs, Matthew ’97—1994, 1995, 1996, 1997

- G -Gailus, Robert ’71—1970, 1971Gang, Michael ’59—1959Ganzenmuller, August, Jr. ’37—1935, 936,1937Ganzenmuller, August, III ’67—1965, 1966, 1967Garcia, Joseph—1945Garnevicus, Thomas ’69—1968Gately, Michael — 2007Gehrke, Bruce ’48—1943, 1944, 1947, 1948Geiger, Ernest ’38—1938Germann, Kenneth ’43—1941, 1943Gerstman, David ’56—1956(M)Gerussi, B.—1907, 1908, 1909Gilbert, George—1945Gilligan, John ’40—1939, 1940Glynn, James ’63—1961, 1962, 1963Goebel, William ’63—1963(M)Goodman, F.—1901, 1902Gordon, Jerome ’54—1952, 1953, 1954Gordon, Lawrence ’71—1969, 1970, 1971Gordon, Richard ’83—1980, 1981, 1982, 1983Grandison, Aaron ’77—1975Greenspan, Joel ’70—1968Gregory, George ’31—1929, 1930, 1931(C)Griffin, Michael ’65—1963, 1964, 1965Griffin, Robert ’72—1970Grzan, John-Michael’06 — 2004, 2005, 2006(C)Guittar, Leroy ’53—1952, 1953Gwydir, Thomas ’86—1984, 1985, 1986

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Lim, Howard ’74—1973(M), 1974(M)Livingston, Steven ’91—1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Lockspeiser, Lester ’65—1963, 1965Lockwood, William ’49—1947, 1949(C)Loeb, Michael ’50—1950(M)Lolordo, Vincent ’48—1944, 1947London, Herbert ’60—1958, 1959, 1960Lorch, John ’27—1926, 1927(C)Loscalzo, Brett ’08— 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 (C)Love, David ’56—1955Love, Elmer ’78—1976, 1977Lynch, Joseph ’81—1979

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- Z -Zeininger, Russell ’38—1938(M)Zucker, Alan ’68—1968(M)

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Overall Ivy LeagueSeason W L Pct. W L Pct. Place1900-01 3 7 .300 no league play1901-02 5 10 .333 3 3 .500 t31902-03 10 6 .625 5 3 .625 21903-04 17 1 .944 10 0 1.000 11904-05 19 1 .950 8 0 1.000 11905-06 12 4 .750 7 3 .700 21906-07 14 4 .778 8 2 .800 21907-08 12 13 .480 5 3 .625 t21908-09 16 1 .941 no league play1909-10 11 1 .917 no league play1910-11 13 1 .929 7 1 .875 11911-12 10 2 .833 8 2 .800 11912-13 8 6 .571 3 5 .375 t31913-14 9 4 .692 8 2 .800 11914-15 12 5 .706 6 4 .600 t31915-16 3 9 .250 1 9 .100 61916-17 6 8 .429 3 7 .300 51917-18 4 9 .308 2 8 .200 51918-19 3 6 .333 no league play1919-20 4 10 .286 3 7 .300 51920-21 7 9 .437 3 7 .300 51921-22 6 13 .316 2 8 .200 51922-23 9 7 .563 5 5 .500 41923-24 15 4 .789 6 4 .600 t21924-25 10 7 .588 6 4 .600 t21925-26 16 2 .889 9 1 .900 11926-27 9 9 .500 5 5 .500 t31927-28 4 14 .222 2 8 .200 61928-29 10 9 .526 5 5 .500 t31929-30 17 5 .773 9 1 .900 11930-31 21 2 .913 10 0 1.000 11931-32 17 6 .739 8 3 .727 2∆1932-33 9 10 .474 3 7 .300 51933-34 6 14 .300 3 9 .250 61934-35 13 6 .684 10 3 .769 2∆1935-36 19 3 .864 12 0 1.000 11936-37 17 6 .739 7 5 .583 t31937-38 11 8 .579 6 6 .500 t41938-39 12 5 .706 9 3 .750 21939-40 6 12 .333 4 8 .333 51940-41 12 5 .706 8 4 .667 31941-42 2 13 .133 2 10 .167 71942-43 10 8 .556 5 7 .417 41943-44 9 10 .474 2 6 .250 t31944-45 9 11 .450 1 5 .167 41945-46 11 9 .550 3 5 .375 41946-47 15 5 .750 11 1 .917 11947-48 21 3 .875 11 1 .917 11948-49 14 6 .700 8 4 .667 t21949-50 22 7 .759 9 3 .750 21950-51 23 1 .958 12 0 1.000 11951-52 17 10 .630 7 5 .583 41952-53 17 6 .739 8 4 .667 21953-54 11 13 .458 6 8 .429 5 1954-55 17 8 .680 11 5 .688 2∆1955-56 15 9 .625 9 5 .643 t2

Overall Ivy LeagueSeason W L Pct. W L Pct. Place1956-57 18 6 .750 9 5 .643 t21957-58 6 18 .250 2 12 .143 81958-59 3 21 .125 2 12 .143 81959-60 9 14 .391 2 12 .143 81960-61 8 15 .288 4 10 .286 t71961-62 3 21 .125 1 13 .071 81962-63 10 12 .455 4 9 .308 71963-64 11 12 .478 6 8 .429 t51964-65 7 15 .318 5 9 .357 61965-66 18 6 .750 10 4 .710 t21966-67 11 14 .440 6 8 .429 51967-68 23 5 .821 13 2 .867 1√1968-69 20 4 .833 11 3 .786 21969-70 20 5 .800 11 3 .786 21970-71 15 9 .625 9 5 .643 t31971-72 4 20 .167 3 11 .214 71972-73 7 18 .280 5 9 .357 61973-74 5 20 .250 4 10 .286 61974-75 4 22 .154 2 12 .143 t71975-76 8 17 .320 6 8 .429 t41976-77 16 10 .615 8 6 .571 31977-78 15 11 .577 11 3 .786 t21978-79 17 9 .654 10 4 .710 21979-80 10 16 .385 5 9 .357 61980-81 9 17 .346 5 9 .357 t41981-82 16 10 .615 9 5 .643 t21982-83 10 16 .385 7 7 .500 t31983-84 8 18 .308 5 9 .357 71984-85 13 13 .500 9 5 .643 21985-86 12 14 .462 6 8 .429 t61986-87 12 14 .462 6 8 .429 t61987-88 6 20 .231 2 12 .143 t71988-89 8 18 .308 4 10 .286 71989-90 4 22 .154 2 12 .143 81990-91 7 19 .269 5 9 .357 71991-92 10 16 .385 8 6 .571 31992-93 16 10 .615 10 4 .710 21993-94 6 20 .231 4 10 .286 71994-95 5† 21 .192 1 13 .071 81995-96 7 19 .368 3 11 .214 t71996-97 6 20 .231 1 13 .071 81997-98 11 15 .423 6 8 .429 t41998-99 10 16 .385 5 9 .357 61999-00 13 14 .481 7 7 .500 t32000-01 12 15 .444 7 7 .500 t42001-02 11 17 .393 4 10 .286 62002-03 2 25 .074 0 14 .000 82003-04 10 17 .370 6 8 .429 t52004-05 12 15 .444 3 11 .214 82005-06 11 16 .407 4 10 .285 t72006-07 16 12 .571 7 7 .500 42007-08 14 15 .483 7 7 .500 t42008-09 12 16 .429 7 7 .500 t4

TOTALS 1152 1158 .499 616 663 .482

√Wonplayoffforfirst ∆Lostplayoffforfirst† Includes forfeit victory over California.

Note: The Ivy League did not officially begin play until 1956-57.



at Fitchburg Y.M.C.A. W, 19-16at Wash. Continentals L, 7-17at Army W, 29-25Cornell W, 30-11Wisconsin W, 21-15at Cornell W, 23-17at Rochester W, 36-24at Second Signal Corp. W, 26-23Yale W, 14-12Minnesota W, 27-15at Princeton W, 32-28Princeton W, 33-19at Yale W, 24-21at Pennsylvania W, 27-17Pennsylvania W, 56-16

1905-06Marcus Hurley12-4at Pratt W, 36-23Dartmouth L, 10-16at Pennsylvania W, 14-12Trinity W, 67-11Army W, 31-15Cornell W, 38-8Swarthmore W, 45-15at Cornell W, 26-14at Rochester W, 33-18Pennsylvania L, 15-17at Princeton L, 19-23Yale W, 26-14at Harvard W, 17-13Princeton W, 32-13at Yale L, 15-17Harvard W, 22-17

HARRY A. FISHER (1906-1916)

1906-07C.W. Cuthell14-4Princeton W, 20-14at Detroit Y.M.C.A. L, 15-22at Evanston Y.M.C.A. W, 22-14at Manitonic Renal A.C. W, 19-16at Pt. Wshngtn. Maroons W, 25-15at Wisconsin W, 30-9at Chicago Cent. Y.M.C.A. L, 21-27Cornell W, 27-13at Princeton W, 18-15at Army W, 34-13at Rochester W, 28-9at Cornell W, 23-16Yale L, 9-11Harvard W, 18-6Pennsylvania W, 22-18at Yale W, 10-8at Harvard W, 19-10at Pennsylvania L, 16-20

1907-08J.J. Ryan12-13at C.C.N.Y. W, 33-23at Company F W, 14-10Fordham W, 29-6at Wesleyan W, 26-10Wesleyan L, 18-20Princeton W, 29-15at Georgetown L, 18-22at Birmingham A.C. W, 26-14at Vanderbilt W, 34-16at Wabash L, 20-32at Wabash L, 15-25at Kansas City A.C. L, 22-26at Kansas City A.C. L, 25-33at Minnesota L, 8-9at Minnesota L, 11-16at Chicago L, 13-28at Cornell W, 23-17at Pennsylvania L, 13-21Dartmouth W, 21-7Yale L, 9-14

at Princeton W, 47-13Cornell W, 38-18at Yale W, 18-16at Army L, 16-26Pennsylvania L, 15-16

1908-09Ted Kiendl16-1Brooklyn Poly W, 32-8at Orange Y.M.C.A. W, 23-19Trinity W, 34-8at Wesleyan W, 29-11at Trinity W, 35-11at C.C.N.Y. W, 13-12Princeton W, 52-10at Army W, 34-18Wesleyan W, 24-18at Princeton W, 51-24at Cornell W, 47-20Georgetown W, 23-10Pennsylvania W, 34-9at Yale W, 19-13Cornell W, 29-12at Pennsylvania L, 13-28

1909-10Ted Kiendl11-1Trinity W, 24-8Georgetown W, 21-11Penn State W, 19-13at Princeton W, 40-9Alumn i L, 21-22Princeton W, 27-15Wesleyan W, 33-10Yale W, 29-21Pennsylvania W, 33-11at Yale W, 17-11at Pennsylvania W, 19-13Carlisle W, 53-10

1910-11Ted Kiendl13-1Trinity W, 31-12Georgetown W, 49-12Penn State W, 24-16at Cornell W, 20-16Princeton W, 36-13Wesleyan W, 29-13at Princeton W, 23-12Cornell W, 33-19Carlisle W, 23-10Pennsylvania W, 17-15Yale W, 25-10N.Y.U. W, 28-12at Yale W, 20-10at Pennsylvania L, 18-20

1911-12Claus Benson10-2Maryland W, 32-20at Dartmouth L, 18-30at Cornell L, 7-19Princeton W, 29-16at Princeton W, 23-16Cornell W, 22-20Dartmouth W, 18-17Pennsylvania W, 15-10Yale W, 20-8N.Y.U. W, 26-15at Yale W, 18-13at Pennsylvania W, 22-20

1912-13S. Jacques8-6Brooklyn Poly W, 37-16Maryland W, 43-12Alumn i L, 16-17Fordham W, 27-7

at Cornell L, 17-19Princeton L, 24-35Cornell L, 13-19at Princeton L, 10-20N.Y.U. W, 23-10Pennsylvania W, 13-8at Dartmouth L, 9-20Dartmouth W, 29-21Yale W, 43-18at Pennsylvania W, 25-13

1913-14Dan Meenan9-4N.Y.U. L, 16-22Alumni L, 14-39Brooklyn Poly W, 33-23Cornell W, 19-17at Princeton W, 19-15at Dartmouth W, 15-13Dartmouth W, 21-16Pennsylvania W, 23-11at Cornell L, 19-41Princeton W, 19-12at Pennsylvania W, 21-17at Yale L, 15-22Yale W, 23-15

1914-15R.Benson12-5Rutgers W, 32-13Brooklyn Poly W, 32-16N.Y.U. W, 29-27St. Lawrence W, 44-12Alumni W, 32-17Fordham W, 39-16at Dartmouth W, 33-11Princeton L, 27-29Pennsylvania L, 15-18Dartmouth W, 28-24at Yale W, 22-21Pennsylvania W, 26-11Cornell W, 25-16Yale L, 17-20at Cornell L, 19-22at Rochester L, 19-21at Princeton W, 22-20

1915-16W.W. Dwyer Brooklyn Poly W, 31-27Dartmouth L, 16-30at Dartmouth W, 33-20at Princeton L, 12-24Yale L, 21-29Williams W, 31-18Pennsylvania L, 22-25Princeton L, 12-16at Pennsylvania L, 9-22Cornell L, 15-36at Cornell L, 13-44at Yale L, 10-50

CARL J. MERNER (1916-1917)

1916-17A.B. Wilbur6-8Brooklyn Poly W, 31-20St. John’s W, 34-19at C.C.N.Y. L, 17-18at Cornell W, 39-38at Union W, 22-18at Pennsylvania L, 14-24Yale L, 27-33at Dartmouth L, 24-40Dartmouth L, 20-26Cornell W, 32-27Princeton L, 24-34at Yale L, 20-45Pennsylvania W, 29-20at Princeton L, 13-18

JOHN MURRAY (1917-1918)

1917-18M. Roberts4-9at Pennsylvania L, 16-21Cornell L, 17-26Brooklyn Poly L, 21-24St. John’s W, 29-21Manhattan W, 38-16at Dartmouth W, 23-21Dartmouth W, 22-18Pennsylvania L, 24-29at Princeton L, 18-31Yale L, 20-27at Cornell L, 26-39Princeton L, 18-27at Yale L, 22-37

FRED DAWSON (1918-1919)

1918-19T.J. Farrell3-6Brooklyn Poly L, 24-30St. John’s W, 48-15Pennsylvania L, 18-31at Princeton L, 15-27at Yale L, 21-43Princeton L, 11-16Cornell W, 25-21at Pennsylvania L, 20-32Yale W, 27-25

CLAUS “BABE” BENSON (1919-1920)

1919-20M. Tynan4-10N.Y.U. L, 23-30Brooklyn Poly W, 24-9at C.C.N.Y. L, 14-25Alumni W, 29-26Stevens L, 32-47Yale L, 23-28at Princeton W, 26-16Pennsylvania L, 18-37at Yale L, 31-32at Dartmouth L, 22-27at Pennsylvania L, 10-32Cornell W, 22-21Dartmouth W, 28-25Princeton L, 28-32at Cornell L, 12-35

JOSEPH H. DEERING (1920-1925)

1920-21M. Tynan7-9Army W, 27-22Brooklyn Poly W, 32-31at Union W, 27-22C.C.N.Y. W, 15-14at Princeton W, 24-20Pennsylvania L, 16-22N.Y.U. L, 18-26Yale W, 28-21Pennsylvania L, 18-19at Dartmouth L, 18-21Cornell L, 17-20at Yale W, 22-12Princeton L, 13-37at Cornell L, 18-31at Syracuse L, 13-21Dartmouth L, 21-26

1900-01Theodore Allen3-7at Paterson YMCA L, 9-24at Pratt L, 11-13at Mt. Vernon 1st Reg. W, 12-8at Silent Five W, 11-9at Princeton L, 21-38Harvard L, 9-11at Larchmont A.C. L, 8-16at Brown L, 8-10at Wash. Cont. (Schnctdy.) L, 8-16Princeton W, 9-6

1901-02Henry Elias5-10at Larchmont A.C. L, 18-21Newark Turn Verein L, 13-16at Kingston 17th Sep. Co. L, 8-38at Pghkpsie. 15th Sep. Co. L, 15-46at Yale L, 3-48at Princeton L, 15-45at Silent Five L, 13-25Harvard W, 28-11at St. John’s M.A. (Syr.) W, 38-24at Wash. Continentals L, 7-26at Kingston 17th Sep. Co. L, 7-15Yale W, 19-14Princeton W, 18-6at Harvard L, 16-19Pennsylvania W, 25-16

1902-03Henry Elias10-6at Peekskill W, 57-7at Co. F. Norwalk W, 16-11at National A.C. W, 19-17at Silent Five W, 26-16at Atlantic A.C. L, 12-20at West Side Y.M.C.A. W, 15-10at Stamford L, 14-21at Jefferson L, 14-17Princeton W, 31-16at Cornell W, 29-13Yale L, 12-14at Harvard W, 14-12at Yale L, 16-22Harvard W, 20-11at Princeton L, 27-28Cornell W, 17-6

1903-04Frank O’Connell17-1at Pratt W, 42-1257th Street Y.M.C.A. W, 29-16Williams W, 16-9at Wash. Continentals L, 12-17at Second Signal Corp. W, 25-10at Norwalk G.F. W, 17-6Harvar d W, 39-14at Cornell W, 31-18at Rochester W, 27-13Wesleyan W, 40-12Pennsylvania W, 17-15at Yale W, 16-7at Harvard W, 24-16Yale W, 21-5at Princeton W, 23-18at Pennsylvania W, 23-12Princeton W, 27-15Cornell W, 49-13

1904-05Bernard Von Sholly19-1at Pratt W, 34-18at Co. F. Norwalk W, 21-9at Central Y.M.C.A. W, 25-22at Newport Y.M.C.A. W, 24-22at Fall River Y.M.C.A. W, 18-11



1921-22L.R. Watson6-13at Brooklyn Poly W, 28-20at Army L, 17-20Alumni W, 29-20at Rutgers L, 24-28N.Y.U. L, 26-28at Rochester W, 26-13at Syracuse L, 20-24at Dartmouth L, 18-26Cornell W, 23-22at Princeton L, 10-31Pennsylvania L, 16-33C.C.N.Y. L, 19-28Yale W, 40-17Dartmouth L, 19-21at Pennsylvania L, 14-25Princeton L, 27-30at Yale L, 28-36at Cornell L, 18-31at Union W, 20-18

1922-23R.F. Pulleyn9-7St. John’s W, 44-17Brooklyn Poly W, 27-15Rutgers W, 34-22C.C.N.Y. L, 26-32at Army L, 19-33N.Y.U. W, 30-25at Princeton L, 21-33Cornell L, 22-27at Dartmouth W, 36-20Yale W, 24-22at Pennsylvania W, 23-18Dartmouth L, 29-32Pennsylvania L, 16-22at Cornell W, 28-26Princeton L, 22-25at Yale W, 25-22

1923-24H.C. Wilson15-4Brooklyn Poly W, 39-11at Rutgers W, 25-21at Army W, 37-20Wesleyan W, 41-20Navy W, 34-23at Rochester W, 30-27at Colgate W, 23-18Pennsylvania W, 26-19Princeton W, 32-24at Dartmouth L, 20-21at Harvard W, 28-22N.Y.U. W, 32-27Yale W, 25-15at Cornell L, 19-24Dartmouth L, 18-20at Princeton L, 17-24at Pennsylvania W, 22-14Cornell W, 24-19Yale W, 24-21

1924-25H.C. Wilson10-7Maryland L, 23-24Rutgers W, 31-24at Navy L, 19-40N.Y.U.-a W, 23-19Wesleyan W, 26-17at Pennsylvania W, 14-11Princeton L, 15-24at Dartmouth L, 15-31at Harvard W, 26-21Yale W, 28-17Pennsylvania W, 22-20Army L, 32-33at Cornell W, 22-19Dartmouth L, 15-21

at Yale W, 18-14Princeton L, 10-23Cornel l W, 21-11a - at 168th Street Armory

DAN MEEHAN (1925-1932)

1925-26W.A. Mannheim16-2Brooklyn Poly W, 34-18St. John’s W, 31-20Navy L, 29-30at Rutgers W, 43-29Wesleyan W, 47-24Alumni W, 52-21at Princeton W, 41-23at Dartmouth W, 33-15Cornell W, 33-24at Army W, 30-16Pennsylvania L, 23-34at Cornell W, 23-18Dartmouth W, 32-30at Pennsylvania L, 23-34Yale W, 25-8N.Y.U. W, 29-19Princeton W, 46-27Yale W, 41-31

1926-27John Lorch9-9St. John’s L, 30-35Rutgers W, 32-31at Navy L, 14-19Alumni W, 32-27Union W, 26-22at Princeton L, 23-31at Dartmouth L, 28-30Cornell W, 16-10at Army L, 15-32at Cornell L, 23-35Pennsylvania W, 26-25at N.Y.U. L, 23-26Harvard W, 32-25Dartmouth L, 14-38at Yale W, 27-22Yale W, 34-27at Pennsylvania L, 24-32Princeton W, 36-23

1927-28W.F. Madden4-14Alumni L, 22-40St. John’s L, 14-43N.Y.U. L, 18-36Williams L, 30-40Union L, 19-21Dartmouth L, 22-27Princeton L, 22-41at Yale W, 24-23at Cornell L, 21-36at Army L, 20-33Pennsylvania L, 16-37Seton Hall W, 29-25at Dartmouth L, 20-26Dickinson W, 37-24Cornell L, 26-28at Pennsylvania L, 28-34at Princeton L, 26-36Yale W, 30-29

1928-29Don Magurk 10-9Alumni W, 35-21Seton Hall W, 37-17at Army L, 30-37N.Y.U. L, 31-33Williams W, 49-33St. John’s L, 25-32Union W, 26-25

Princeton W, 32-25at Fordham L, 18-36at Dartmouth L, 34-41Navy W, 32-31Pennsylvania L, 33-39at Yale L, 23-37at Cor nell W, 35-30Dartmouth L, 25-29at Pennsylvania W, 35-23Yale W, 29-28at Princeton W, 25-24Cornell L, 24-36

1929-30R. Tys17-5Alumni W, 51-35N.Y.A.C. W, 34-29N.Y.U.-a L, 24-35Seton Hall W, 41-25Harvard W, 44-17St. John’s L, 19-28at Army L, 31-37Princeton W, 38-25at Williams W, 36-35Manhattan W, 31-24at Dartmouth W, 33-32Fordham L, 21-23Pennsylvania W, 32-18at Yale L, 29-30at Cornell W, 41-34Syracuse W, 34-31Cornell W, 51-26Yale W, 46-30at Princeton W, 44-25Georgetown W, 45-17Dartmouth W, 56-28Pennsylvania W, 29-23a - at 168th Street Armory

1930-31George Gregory21-2Alumni W, 37-27Seton Hall W, 38-28St. Francis W, 35-21Williams W, 48-36Wesleyan W, 31-23at Syracuse L, 28-32Colgate W, 33-27at Princeton W, 44-26N.Y.U. W, 39-28at Cornell W, 35-33Fordham-a W, 26-18Ohio St. W, 30-29Army W, 53-31Pennsylvania W, 35-19at Dartmouth W, 25-24Yale W, 32-26Cornell W, 45-28Pennsylvania W, 38-24Fordham L, 24-29at Yale W, 39-26St. Stephen’s W, 41-13Dartmouth W, 37-31Princeton W, 36-29a - at Madison Square Garden

1931-32Lou Bender17-6Alumni W, 35-29Seton Hall W, 31-23St. Francis W, 36-14Fordham W, 30-13at Harvard W, 31-22N.Y.U. - a L, 27-28N.Y.U. - b W, 22-17Colgate L, 23-31Princeton L, 32-35Cooper Union W, 73-19at Cornell W, 49-36at Williams L, 34-40

at Army W, 32-24at Pennsylvania W, 39-23Pennsylvania W, 38-20Yale W, 48-23at Dartmouth W, 42-32at Princeton L, 27-29St. Stephen’s W, 52-13Dartmouth W, 32-17at Yale W, 37-29Cornell W, 46-34a - at 168th Street Armoryb- at Madison Square Garden

1932-33no captain 9-10Alumni W, 36-30Seton Hall W, 47-22N.Y.U.-a L, 24-40at Navy L, 31-56Toronto W, 34-20at Fordham W, 43-42N.Y.U. W, 31-26at Cornell W, 38-34at Princeton L, 29-49Cornell W, 37-36at Yale L, 20-237th Regiment W, 34-26Pennsylvania W, 29-19Yale L, 27-38Williams L, 15-21at Dartmouth L, 32-45Princeton L, 24-35Pennsylvania L, 29-34Dartmouth L, 26-52a - at 7th Regiment Armory

PAUL MOONEY (1933-1942)

1933-34Owen McDowell6-14Alumni W, 31-29St. Francis W, 28-27Cathedral W, 45-22Fordham L, 30-40N.Y.U.-a L, 29-44at Fordham L, 21-37at Princeton L, 21-42at Cornell L, 28-30Princeton W, 36-29at Yale L, 26-34at Harvard W, 29-25Navy L, 20-43Pennsylvania L, 15-31Cornell L, 29-30N.Y.U. L, 17-39at Dartmouth L, 28-48Yale L, 28-34at Pennsylvania L, 24-29Dartmouth L, 22-24Harvard W, 48-35a - at 7th Regiment Armory

1934-35no captain13-6Brooklyn Poly W, 31-18Fordham W, 30-29N.Y.U. L, 26-45at Princeton W, 28-23at Navy L, 24-33Yale W, 44-31Dartmouth W, 37-22Army W, 34-20St. Francis L, 29-31Pennsylvania W, 30-23at Harvard W, 51-28Cornell W, 40-30Princeton W, 40-27at Dartmouth L, 31-36at Cornell W, 36-26

at Pennsylvania L, 22-34Harvard W, 52-29at Yale W, 29-18Pennsylvania-a L, 34-35a - at Rutgers

1935-36William Nash 19-3Brooklyn Poly W, 36-13Colgate W, 28-17St. Francis L, 30-32Union W, 37-34Williams W, 35-24at Princeton W, 32-22N.Y.U. L, 27-39at Fordham L, 19-26at Yale W, 25-24Pratt W, 39-28at Army W, 26-24Pennsylvania W, 40-33at Navy W, 40-24Harvard W, 47-33at Harvard W, 29-27at Dartmouth W, 35-34Princeton W, 36-30Cornell W, 59-26Dartmouth W, 40-33at Pennsylvania W, 27-25Yale W, 49-36at Cornell W, 33-27

1936-37James Casey17-6Brooklyn Poly W, 35-21Springfield L, 34-53Fordham W, 36-28Williams W, 40-2at Vedado Club W, 45-28at Hispano-American Club W, 35-20Cuba A.c. W, 52-22Union W, 51-21 Cornell W, 34-28 Princeton W, 49-27at Yale L, 33-53Pratt W, 45-33Navy W, 50-48Seton Hall W, 43-32Penn L, 40-42at Princeton W, 35-28at Harvard L, 30-37 at Dartmouth L, 45-47Dartmouth W, 45-43Yale W, 41-37at Penn L, 20-28Harvard W, 38-25Cornell W, 50-37

1937-38John O’Brien11-8Alumni W, 47-23Springfield W, 42-32Williams W, 46-23at Fordham W, 40-32Yale W, 44-29at Princeton W, 32-28at Cornell L, 43-45at Yale L, 38-49at Navy L, 29-38Union W, 38-31Army L, 40-46Pennsylvania W, 39-33at Harvard L, 31-36at Dartmouth L, 36-46Dartmouth W, 48-37Havard W, 58-34at Pennsylvania L, 33-40Princeton L, 41-49Cornell W, 47-28



1938-39Tom Macioce12-5Alumni W, 43-34Colgate W, 32-31Fordham L, 37-39at Army L, 23-27Yale W, 51-30at Princeton L, 27-32Cornell W, 37-32at Yale W, 39-33Princeton W, 37-31Pennsylvania L, 35-40Navy W, 47-39at Harvard W, 51-32at Dartmouth L, 48-54Harvard W, 55-36at Pennsylvania W, 30-27Dartmouth W, 50-45at Cornell W, 43-42

1939-40John Naylor6-12Alumni W, 38-28California-a L, 36-43Stanford-a L, 31-55at Fordham L, 31-32at Navy W, 38-29Harvard L, 35-40at Yale L, 35-37at Cornell L, 33-40Dartmouth W, 35-32Army L, 30-33Pennsylvania W, 48-34at Princeton L, 41-43at Harvard L, 35-38at Dartmouth L, 31-38Yale L, 38-52at Pennsylvania W, 52-38Princeton L, 30-34Cornell W, 43-34a - at Philadelphia

1940-41John J. Cerrone12-5Alumni W, 51-28at Brown W, 49-36Fordham L, 29-41Navy W, 54-35at Cornell L, 22-38at Yale W, 40-38at Army W, 33-26Harvard W, 42-28Pennsylvania W, 50-39at Princeton W, 44-39at Dartmouth L, 36-49Yale W, 38-31at Harvard W, 36-18Princeton W, 41-33at Pennsylvania W, 48-34Dartmouth L, 33-39Cornell L, 34-42

1941-42Stewart McIlvennan2-13at Fordham L, 43-54at Navy L, 34-44at Yale L, 23-40Army L, 23-36Harvard W, 56-44Pennsylvania L, 29-43at Cornell L, 35-50Princeton L, 35-43at Harvard L, 54-71at Dartmouth L, 23-66Yale L, 42-51Dartmouth L, 43-46at Pennsylvania W, 53-40at Princeton L, 30-56Cornell L, 27-52

CLIFF BATTLES (1942-1943)

1942-43Lester Martens10-8at Brown W, 56-52at Fort Monmouth W, 64-50Cornell W, 49-40Fordham L, 44-52at Army W, 29-23Navy W, 56-52Dartmouth L, 44-66Fort Monmouth W, 49-45at Princeton L, 25-39Harvard W, 54-43Pennsylvania L, 55-58Princeton W, 61-59at Harvard L, 52-53at Dartmouth L, 48-70Yale W, 55-49at Yale W, 62-56at Pennsylvania L, 49-58Cornell L, 51-59

ELMER RIPLEY (1943-1945)

1943-44no captain 9-10Webb Institute W, 60-15Mitchel Field L, 36-45Midshipmen W, 44-41at Cornell L, 36-50Princeton L, 31-33Coast Guard L, 45-46at Yale W, 49-42at Stevens W, 49-37at Dartmouth L, 40-51Cornell W, 33-29Yale W, 46-35Army L, 37-55Dartmouth L, 53-69Stevens W, 49-45at Pennsylvania L, 28-53at Princeton W, 48-25Pennsylvania L, 45-50at Navy L, 38-65Camp Thomas Seabees W, 66-50

1944-45no captain 9-11Webb Institute W, 51-26Midshipmen L, 54-70at Union W, 43-42at Williams L, 24-32Cornell L, 35-50at Muhlenberg L, 33-34at Yale W, 43-41Dartmouth W, 51-33Princeton W, 44-43Yale W, 41-38at Army L, 31-48at Pennsylvania L, 43-59at Princeton W, 38-37Williams W, 31-30at Dartmouth L, 38-45Navy L, 44-51Fordham W, 73-58Muhlenberg L, 44-47Pennsylvania L, 50-57at Cornell L, 33-37

PAUL MOONEY (1945-1950)

1945-46no captain, 11-9Webb Institute W, 55-18at Stevens W, 38-28Brooklyn Poly W, 74-32Union W, 51-34Princeton W, 46-44

Cornell L, 36-70at Cornell L, 43-66Yale L, 32-44Dartmouth L, 35-47at Princeton W, 46-41at Pennsylvania L, 41-48at Yale L, 45-58at Navy L, 41-62Lafayette W, 48-46Army L, 56-57Pennsylvania W, 60-56at Dartmouth L, 27-47at Fordham W, 52-51Rutgers W, 57-49Brown W, 65-50

GORDON RIDINGS (1946-1951)

1946-47no captain, 14-5NY Maritime W, 71-41Kings Point W, 67-34at Rutgers L, 61-64Pratt W, 61-42at Lafayette L, 43-52Dartmouth W, 60-56at Yale W, 50-39Navy L, 50-60Princeton W, 56-49Fordham L, 55-56Pennsylvania W, 66-50at Cornell W, 41-27Army W, 52-50at Dartmouth W, 52-47Yale W, 57-56at Harvard L, 50-66Cornell W, 47-45at Princeton W, 50-41at Pennsylvania W, 68-59Harvard W, 69-51

1947-48Walt Budko21-3Kings Point W, 70-42Champlain W, 60-31Rutgers W, 50-44Pratt W, 68-51Holy Cross W, 60-53at Dickinson W, 48-46at Harvard W, 55-53at Brown W, 73-41Dartmouth W, 64-54at Yale W, 56-44Army W, 64-46at Fordham W, 58-46Pennsylvania W, 52-50at Cornell W, 40-37at Princeton L, 54-59Harvard W, 71-59Yale W, 61-54at Navy W, 40-37Princeton W, 76-50at Dartmouth W, 44-35Cornell W, 73-68Pennsylvania W, 67-52Kentucky-a L, 53-76Michigan-a L, 49-66a - NCAA’s at Madison Sq. Garden

1948-49Bill Lockwood14-6Halloran Hospital L, 32-59Kings Point W, 69-27Alumni W, 74-41Pratt W, 58-24at Rutgers L, 52-59Fordham W, 74-38at Dartmouth W, 50-48Yale L, 51-65Harvard W, 86-49

at Army W, 69-61at Princeton W, 57-50Pennsylvania W, 65-57at Harvard W, 57-53at Holy Cross L, 49-55at Cornell W, 58-50Brown W, 58-36Navy W, 53-36Dartmouth L, 38-47Princeton L, 45-48at Pennsylvania L, 47-57Cornell W, 51-49at Yale W, 58-54

1949-50Alex Kaplan, Norman Skinner 22-7at Kings Point W, 97-44Rutgers W, 59-45at Colgate W, 64-47at Syracuse L, 48-60Pratt W, 81-22at Illinois L, 46-58at Denver W, 63-59at Washington L, 56-60at Washington L, 46-49at Oregon W, 74-62at Oregon W, 46-35Princeton W, 52-48Yale W, 51-43at Fordham W, 58-41at Cornell L, 49-69at Navy L, 45-69Army W, 62-49at Yale L, 46-59Pennsylvania W, 51-46at Princeton L, 48-50at Dartmouth W, 74-56at Brown W, 54-51at Harvard W, 62-52Dartmouth W, 74-59Pennsylvania W, 50-47Holy Cross W, 61-54Cornell W, 60-53Harvard W, 71-60N.Y.A.C. W, 69-55Note: Gordon Ridings held the title of “head coach” during the 1950-51 season. However, Lou Rossini directed the team that year due to Ridings’s illness and is credited with the won-lost record.

LOU ROSSINI (1950-1958)

1950-51John Azary23-1Alumni W, 90-40Amherst W, 79-38N.Y.A.C. W, 91-42Fordham W, 70-47at Rutgers W, 70-53Tulane W, 63-51Tulane W, 62-56Rice W, 76-63Cornell W, 85-45Princeton W, 53-52at Yale W, 90-48Pennsylvania W, 68-50Dartmouth W, 76-49at Harvard W, 60-53at Dartmouth W, 59-43at Cornell W, 54-44Yale W, 79-49Harvard W, 90-63at Army W, 61-47Navy W, 87-62Brown W, 93-55at Pennsylvania W, 63-58Princeton W, 73-66Illinois-a L, 71-79a - NCAAs at Madison Sq. Garden

1951-52Alan Stein16-10at N.Y.A.C. W, 67-64Alumni W, 64-36at Amherst W, 61-41Rutgers W, 50-41at Pittsburgh L, 64-65at Fordham W, 47-46N.Y.A.C. W, 74-56Duke-a W, 66-58Cornell-a L, 64-66North Carolina-a L, 60-61Puerto Rico W, 85-49Harvard W, 68-51at Cornell L, 65-68Pennsylvania L, 64-66at Brown W, 95-75at Holy Cross L, 80-85Army W, 65-61Princeton L, 63-70at Harvard W, 83-57at Navy L, 53-65at Pennsylvania L, 71-77Yale W, 69-62Dartmouth W, 83-62at Yale W, 62-56at Dartmouth W, 58-55Cornell W, 67-46at Princeton L, 65-70a - at Raleigh, N.C.

1952-53Jack Molinas17-6Fordham L, 65-71Trinity W, 75-55at Rutgers W, 64-55at Miami W, 64-59at Tampa W 89-59 Georgia-a W, 61-51Harvard W, 82-57Navy W, 77-71Connecticut W, 71-59Dartmouth W, 75-65Brown W, 70-45at Holy Cross L, 65-78at Pennsylvania L, 56-63at Army W, 83-57at Yale W, 68-63at Harvard W, 77-56Princeton W, 81-58at Cornell L, 74-76Yale W, 71-64at Dartmouth W, 63-59Pennsylvania L, 45-59Cornell W, 86-41at Princeton L, 58-70a - at Tampa

1953-54Larry Wilkov11-13Army W, 66-57at Navy L, 52-78at Fordham L, 24-51at Canisius W, 68-66at Pittsburgh W, 75-64at West Virginia L, 81-88at Cornell L, 73-81at Harvard W, 63-57at Dartmouth L, 54-63Princeton W, 62-60Pennsylvania W, 69-54Pittsburgh L, 65-82Rutgers W, 64-58at Yale L, 55-74at Princeton L, 47-66at Pennsylvania L, 42-65Brown W, 70-60Cornell L, 57-66Harvard W, 69-51Dartmouth W, 55-49



at Brown L, 56-60at Connecticut L, 64-80at Trinity W, 55-52Yale L, 64-66

1954-55Ronald McPhee17-8at Rutgers W, 85-61C.C.N.Y. W, 66-56at Yale W, 72-50Navy W, 77-70St. Bonaventure-a L, 71-73Fordham-a L, 62-63Yale-a L, 70-74at Syracuse W, 75-74at Cornell L, 55-69Yale W, 72-56Fordham L, 68-71Cornell W, 82-62at Army W, 75-69at Brown W, 79-51at Harvard W, 76-71Pennsylvania L, 54-62Dartmouth W, 63-51at Princeton L, 52-53Harvard W, 58-53at Dartmouth L, 63-84at Pennsylvania W, 90-82Princeton W, 65-58Brown W, 75-68Pennsylvania-b W, 73-71Princeton-c L, 69-86a - at Buffalo c - at Rutgersb - at Princeton

1955-56 Frank Thomas15-9at C.C.N.Y. W, 83-67Rutgers W, 95-49Colgate L, 66-67Army W, 76-60Santa Clara-a W, 76-73West Virginia-a L, 60-70Tulane-a W, 64-61at Pittsburgh L, 58-72Cornell W, 73-67Pennsylvania W, 82-74at Navy W, 64-61at Yale W, 80-59Yale W, 102-60Princeton W, 77-69Dartmouth L, 70-71at Harvard W, 87-61at Brown L, 59-67at Dartmouth L, 50-61Harvard W, 78-55at Cornell L, 58-63at Fordham L, 68-81Pennsylvania L, 58-60at Princeton W, 78-69Brown W, 78-68a - Orange Bowl Tournament, Miami, Fla.

1956-57Chet Forte18-6, 9-5 Ivy League (3rd)C.C.N.Y. W, 92-75at Colgate W, 105-96at Syracuse W, 71-70Fordham W, 99-84at Army W, 76-57Dartmouth W, 78-68Washington & Lee-a L, 65-69William & Mary-a W, 93-78Richmond-a W, 81-73at Princeton L, 96-100Harvard W, 80-61at Rutgers W, 93-82Cornell W, 103-70at Harvard W, 92-73Yale L, 87-103Navy W, 83-70Pennsylvania W, 93-75at Dartmouth L, 56-63at Yale L, 57-72Brown W, 82-64at Cornell W, 80-62at Pennsylvania W, 83-66Princeton L, 82-88at Brown W, 89-72a - Richmond Invitational, Richmond, Va.

1957-58Rudy Milky6-18, 2-12 (8th)at C.C.N.Y. L, 70-76at Syracuse L, 50-55Army W, 60-56Colgate W, 68-63Detroit-a L, 71-78Marquette-a L, 51-82Valparaiso W, 66-64at Fordham L, 79-103at Cornell W, 60-56Harvard L, 61-80Dartmouth L, 60-82at Princeton L, 60-74Pennsylvania L, 46-48at Navy L, 69-91at Harvard L, 67-83at Dartmouth L, 70-72Princeton L, 56-71at Pennsylvania L, 77-90Rutgers W, 70-66at Yale L, 68-78at Brown L, 94-96Brown L, 68-81Yale L, 88-91Cornell W, 85-65a - Motor City Tournament, Detroit, Mich.

ARCHIE OLDHAM (1958-Jan. 3, 1961)

1958-59Philip Matthews3-21, 2-12 (8th)C.C.N.Y. W, 65-56N.Y.U . L, 70-93at Syracuse L, 59-90Colgate L, 65-72at Rutgers L, 73-84Fordham L, 73-88Richmond-a L, 59-81Georgetown-a L, 77-101at Cornell L, 52-68at Dartmouth L, 40-69at Harvard L, 63-66at Pennsylvania L, 74-87Princeton L, 66-75Navy L, 54-67at Army L, 80-101Harvard L, 75-80Dartmouth L, 55-95at Princeton L, 71-86Pennsylvania W, 87-77Yale L, 66-84Brown L, 64-66at Brown L, 62-80at Yale L, 68-85Cornell W, 70-63a - Richmond Invitational, Richmond, Va.

1959-60Richard Rodin9-14, 2-12 (8th)at C.C.N.Y. W, 65-54Baltimore W, 69-62Colgate W, 93-67at Cornell L, 70-74at Fordham L, 68-90Maine-a L, 66-74Bates-a W, 81-69St. Michael’s-a W, 76-61Harvard W, 67-50Dartmouth L, 78-84Rutgers W, 82-79Cornell L, 72-76Army W, 87-66at Dartmouth L, 77-86at Harvard L, 69-73Pennsylvania L, 53-69Princeton L, 72-84at Brown L, 52-59at Yale W, 96-92Yale L, 72-85Brown L, 62-63at Princeton L, 69-90at Pennsylvania L, 52-61a - Downeast Tournament, Bangor, Maine

KEN HUNTER (Jan. 4, 1961-end of season)

1960-61Ed Auzenbergs 8-15, 4-10 (tie 6th)C.C.N.Y. W, 53-42Baltimore W, 82-71at Rutgers L, 62-75at Cornell L, 48-49Massachusetts-a L, 57-64Albright-a L, 53-86American Intl.-a W, 76-53Princeton L, 66-76at Pennsylvania W, 65-54at Harvard L, 61-67Dartmouth W, 74-57Colgate L, 57-67at Army L, 40-48Fordham W, 51-47Cornell L, 57-69Harvard W, 70-68Dartmouth L, 54-65

at Princeton L, 69-99Pennsylvania L, 50-54Yale W, 59-55Brown L, 55-68at Brown L, 62-66at Yale L, 60-68a - Springfield Invitational

JACK ROHAN (1961-1974)

1961-62Martin Erdheim3-21, 1-13 (8th)at C.C.N.Y. L, 60-83Colgate L, 73-75at Williams L, 42-64Rutgers L, 59-81Cornell L, 58-71at Fordham L, 59-67Lafayette L, 54-69Bowdoin-a W, 57-53Maine-a W, 73-57Rochester-a L, 65-82Harvard L, 67-75Dartmouth W, 62-50Pittsburgh L, 66-77at Cornell L, 62-74at Dartmouth L, 54-65at Harvard L, 73-96Pennsylvania L, 54-83Princeton L, 52-84at Brown L, 57-84at Yale L, 47-66Brown L, 59-87Yale L, 60-65at Princeton L, 47-84at Pennsylvania L, 47-73a - Downeast Classic, Bangor, Maine

1962-63Jim Cleven10-12, 4-9 (7th)C.C.N.Y. W, 67-42Colgate W, 78-67Williams W, 67-63at Rutgers L, 68-88at Lafayette W, 54-48Fordham L, 50-81at Cornell L, 70-80Richmond-a L, 71-73Lehigh-a W, 65-51Lehigh W, 74-66Harvard W, 51-44at Dartmouth W, 55-51Princeton L, 63-86Pennsylvania L, 66-86Dartmouth L, 55-58Harvard L, 50-71at Brown L, 72-87at Yale L, 44-75Yale L, 71-83Brown W, 76-63at Pennsylvania W, 70-66at Princeton L, 55-64a - Richmond Invitational

1963-64Roy Bohaboy11-12, 6-8 (tie 5th)at C.C.N.Y. W, 89-84at Colgate W, 88-76at Williams W, 56-52Rutgers W, 74-73at Fordham L, 66-68Lafayette W, 75-68Cornell L, 64-76Evansville-a L, 60-96Maryland-a L, 76-82at Dartmouth W, 80-76at Harvard L, 71-85Pennsylvania L, 58-67Princeton W, 69-66at Lehigh L, 53-56

Brown W, 62-53Yale L, 57-73at Yale L, 63-76at Brown W, 70-66Dartmouth W, 82-67Harvard W, 69-59at Princeton L, 59-78at Pennsylvania L, 56-67at Cornell L, 82-85a - Evansville Inv. Tournament

1964-65Neil Farber7-15, 5-9 (6th)at Lafayette L, 86-90C.C.N.Y. W, 86-82Lehigh W, 80-66Fordham L, 80-85at Rutgers L, 89-101at Cornell L, 73-79Georgetown L, 85-97at Duquesne L, 65-102at Harvard L, 80-93at Dartmouth W, 85-77Princeton L, 68-78Pennsylvania L, 62-73Harvard W, 86-77Dartmouth W, 108-87Colgate L, 62-67at Brown W, 66-59at Yale L, 71-72Cornell L, 80-89Yale L, 82-96Brown W, 74-72at Princeton L, 60-93at Pennsylvania L, 58-71

1965-66Ken Benoit18-6, 10-4 (tie 2nd)Lafayette W, 109-93C.C.N.Y. W, 63-57at Lehigh W, 102-59Cornell W, 69-68Rutgers W, 108-76at Georgetown L, 79-97Auburn-a L, 75-76V.M.I.-a W, 80-73Pittsburgh-b W, 65-59Brown-b W, 83-63at Dartmouth W, 77-72at Harvard W, 75-73at Fordham W, 67-66Brown W, 84-50Yale L, 69-88at Yale W, 102-90at Brown W, 79-56Dartmouth W, 85-60Harvard W, 99-85at Pennsylvania L, 58-67at Princeton W, 62-59Pennsylvania L, 68-83Princeton W, 67-62Cornell L, 73-84a - Tampa Invitationalb - Kodak Classic, Rochester, N.Y.

1966-67Joel Hoffman11-14, 6-8 (5th)C.C.N.Y. L, 48-50Lehigh W, 65-50Pittsburgh-a W, 69-57Indiana State-a W, 63-59at Rutgers L, 62-69North Carolina-b L, 66-98The Citadel-b L, 71-74Virginia-c L, 88-112George Washington-c W, 79-74Harvard W, 80-71Dartmouth W, 78-53at Yale L, 47-59Fordham L, 52-56

former Columbia head coach Lou rossini with Chet forte



at Brown W, 83-73at Cornell L, 40-74Brown L, 88-90Yale L, 61-71at Harvard L, 73-82at Dartmouth W, 49-47Princeton L, 41-55Pennsylvania W, 68-60at Princeton L, 45-97at Pennsylvania L, 72-93Georgetown W, 82-71Cornell W, 57-51a - Steel Bowl, Pittsburgh, Pa.b - Tampa Invitationalc - UConn Classic, Storrs, Conn.

1967-68Larry Borger23-5, 13-2 (Champions - 1st)at Lehigh W, 78-57C.C.N.Y. W, 79-46N.Y.U. W, 80-64Rutgers W, 95-64at Cornell L, 57-74at Georgetown L, 63-65at Fordham L, 66-71West Virginia-a W, 98-71Louisville-a W, 74-67St. John’s-a W, 60-55Yale W, 100-72Brown W, 71-47Colgate W, 94-68Cornell W, 93-51Pennsylvania W, 68-47Princeton W, 69-60at Dartmouth W, 76-70at Harvard W, 103-70Dartmouth W, 86-58Harvard W, 115-56at Brown W, 73-45at Yale W, 67-61at Pennsylvania W, 59-43at Princeton L, 57-68Princeton-b W, 92-74La Salle-c W, 83-69Davidson-d L, 59-61St. Bonaventure-d W, 95-75a - Holiday Festival at Madison Square Gardenb - Ivy League playoff at St. John’sc - NCAA East Regional, Md.d - NCAA East Regional, Raleigh, N.C.

1968-69Roger Walaszek20-4, 11-3 (2nd)C.C.N.Y. W, 95-37N.Y.U.-a W, 69-68at Rutgers W, 74-57at Cornell W, 78-67Lehigh W, 85-47Fordham W, 82-73Stanford-b W, 69-66Purdue-b W, 74-70Santa Clara-b L, 58-64Cornell W, 79-52at Yale W, 71-49at Brown W, 54-52Georgetown W, 103-62Niagara W, 107-84Brown W, 79-46Yale W, 69-48at Princeton L, 49-68at Pennsylvania L, 81-91Harvard W, 81-75Dartmouth W, 94-61at Harvard W, 92-74at Dartmouth W, 74-41Princeton L, 59-60Pennsylvania W, 69-56a - at Madison Square Gardenb - Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii

1969-70Jim McMillian20-5, 11-3 (2nd)C.C.N.Y. W, 89-46Northwestern-a W, 83-68N.Y.U.-b W, 71-59Rutgers W, 61-42Holy Cross-b W, 92-68at Cornell W, 75-57at Fordham W, 80-69Penn State W, 76-58Wake Forest-c W, 101-78Villanova-c W, 76-64La Salle-c L, 74-89Cornell W, 84-63Yale W, 81-80Brown W, 88-54at Georgetown L, 68-72Princeton W, 76-52Pennsylvania L, 52-57at Brown W, 43-26at Yale W, 96-69at Dartmouth W, 72-58at Harvard W, 73-72Dartmouth W, 107-74Harvard W, 96-69at Pennsylvania L, 57-71at Princeton L, 55-61a - at Chicago Stadiumb - at Madison Square Gardenc - Quaker City Tournament, Phila-delphia, Pa.

1970-71Elliot Wolfe15-9, 9-5 (tie 3rd)C.C.N.Y. W, 81-55N.Y.U.-a W, 80-65at Rutgers L, 61-74at Penn State W, 71-63Fordham L, 67-83at Cornell W, 67-58Memphis State-b L, 62-93Idaho State-b W, 73-66at San Jose State W, 71-68at Stanford L, 76-85at Yale W, 73-58at Brown W, 79-74Georgetown W, 80-68Cornell W, 56-48at Princeton W, 53-50at Pennsylvania L, 79-92Harvard L, 71-73Dartmouth W, 84-83Brown W, 68-65Yale W, 92-71at Harvard L, 66-85at Dartmouth L, 73-78Princeton W, 71-62Pennsylvania L, 58-70a - at Madison Square Gardenb - Cal. Winter Classic, Santa Barbara

1971-72Foley Jones4-20, 3-11 (7th)C.C.N.Y. L, 49-50Penn State L, 50-73West Virginia-a L, 53-106Rutgers-a L, 54-65Fordham L, 70-88Rutgers-b W, 76-73at Connecticut L, 62-68Florida-c L, 47-87North Carolina State-c L, 48-76at Brown L, 72-77at Yale L, 61-71Lafayette L, 64-100at Cornell W, 87-74Cornell L, 58-71Yale W, 85-69Brown L, 72-78Pennsylvania L, 59-69

Princeton L, 57-80at Dartmouth W, 87-86at Harvard L, 100-102at Princeton L, 72-75at Pennsylvania L, 62-79Harvard L, 84-86Dartmouth L, 73-107a - Mountaineer Classic, Morgantown, W.V.b - at Madison Square Gardenc - Gator Bowl Tourney, Jacksonville, Fla.

1972-73Foley Jones7-18, 5-9 (6th)C.C.N.Y. W, 68-54Vanderbilt-a L, 61-70Kent State-a L, 53-64Fordham-b L, 66-84Connecticut L, 62-71Oregon-c L, 56-81Washington-c L, 41-63Texas Christian-c W, 74-61at Yale L, 64-76at Brown L, 68-86Penn State L, 52-61Cornell W, 68-59at Cornell W, 66-62Lafayette L, 64-77Rutgers-b L, 73-83Dartmouth W, 84-57Harvard L, 59-64at Pennsylvania L, 59-74at Princeton L, 54-82Princeton L, 50-51Pennsylvania L, 52-59at Harvard W, 86-68at Dartmouth L, 74-76Brown L, 62-71Yale W, 73-71a - Vanderbilt Classic, Nashville, Tenn.b - at Madison Square Gardenc - Far West Classic, Portland, Ore.

1973-74John Byrnes5-20, 4-10 (6th)C.C.N.Y. W, 49-38Iona L, 51-55Fordham-a L, 51-75Jacksonville-b L, 50-58Alabama-b L, 43-70New Mexico-c L, 56-109Bradley-c L, 54-77Yale L, 54-59Brown L, 62-81at Cornell L, 63-64at Colgate L, 63-76Connecticut L, 56-63Cornell W, 66-59Lafayette L, 52-59Rutgers L, 63-85at Princeton L, 47-90at Pennsylvania L, 36-73Harvard L, 51-58Dartmouth W, 53-51at Brown L, 56-71at Yale W, 69-65at Dartmouth W, 66-59at Harvard L, 57-64Pennsylvania L, 65-90Princeton L, 43-70a-at Madison Square Gardenb-Connecticut Classic, New Haven, Conn.c-Lobo Invitational, Albuquerque, N.M.

TOM PENDERS (1974-1978)

1974-75Mark Hardaway4-22, 2-12 (8th)at C.C.N.Y. L, 79-90

at Rutgers L, 85-114Vermont L, 78-82Tennessee-a L, 73-108Duquesne-a L, 63-88Old Dominion-b L, 67-80Arizona-b L, 73-94at William & Mary L, 63-75at Kings Point W, 89-71at Brown L, 73-79at Yale L, 69-78Cornell W, 84-81aLafayette L, 72-90at Cornell L, 60-90at Colgate W, 63-56Fordham L, 58-67Dartmouth L, 77-78Harvard L, 77-80at Pennsylvania L, 69-113at Princeton L, 67-86Yale W, 78-74Brown L, 77-91Princeton L, 60-78Pennsylvania L, 69-72at Harvard L, 72-111at Dartmouth L, 77-93a-Big Sun Invitational, St. Petersburg, Fla.b-Old Dominion Classic, Norfolk, Va.

1975-76game captains8-17, 6-8 (tie 4th)C.C.N.Y. W, 83-77Iona L, 73-75Kings Point W, 96-69Indiana-a L, 63-106St. Bonaventure-a L, 73-84Connecticut-b L, 69-98Stetson-b L, 84-93Rutgers L, 65-94Cornell W, 55-53at Lafayette L, 72-95at Cornell W, 89-88at Colgate L, 57-61at Fordham L, 57-65at Yale W, 70-57at Brown L, 68-69at Princeton L, 53-69at Pennsylvania L, 70-94Harvard W, 75-67Dartmouth W, 84-69Brown L, 70-72

Yale W, 76-75at Dartmouth L, 57-61at Harvard L, 83-92Pennsylvania L, 84-97Princeton L, 44-46a - ECAC Holiday Festival, Madison Square Gardenb - UConn Classic, Storrs, Conn.

1976-77Alton Byrd, Ricky Free, Dave Hassan16-10, 8-6 (3rd)C.C.N.Y. W, 100-75at Rutgers W, 85-75at Iona L, 69-84Connecticut W, 72-71Marshall-a L, 78-79Georgia Tech-a L, 79-80Manhattan W, 90-62The Citadel-b W, 89-87Furman-b W, 93-79at Wagner W, 118-90Cornell W, 80-52Lafayette L, 74-91at Cornell W, 74-72Fordham W, 92-77Yale W, 71-44Brown W, 103-91Dartmouth W, 84-61Harvard W, 92-74at Pennsylvania L, 85-86at Princeton L, 64-85at Brown L, 85-91at Yale W, 48-42Princeton L, 49-66Pennsylvania L, 56-61at Harvard L, 71-73at Dartmouth W, 93-57a - Marshall Invitl., Huntington, W.V.b - Poinsettia Classic, Greenville, S.C.

1977-78Alton Byrd, Shane Cotner15-11, 11-3 (tie 2nd)at C.C.N.Y. W, 95-65at Lafayette W, 56-55 (ot)Rutgers-a L, 48-62Manhattan L, 80-91 (ot)at St. John’s L, 56-67at Santa Clara L, 65-72

the 1978-79 Columbia Lions



at Pacific L, 58-75at San Francisco State L, 69-71at Oral Roberts L, 60-66at St. Louis L, 66-78 (ot)Cornell W, 74-56at Cornell W, 66-61at Fordham W, 67-64at Yale W, 55-51at Brown L, 62-64at Princeton W, 38-36at Pennsylvania L, 58-81Dartmouth W, 62-58Harvard W, 71-62Seton Hall W, 82-78 (ot)Brown W, 75-70Yale W, 88-71at Dartmouth W, 64-47at Harvard W, 88-64Pennsylvania W, 88-84Princeton L, 44-59a - at Madison Square Garden

ARTHUR “BUDDY” MAHAR (1978-1984)

1978-79Alton Byrd, Ricky Free17-9, 10-4 (2nd)C.C.N.Y. W, 82-64at Rutgers L, 63-70Wagner-a W, 87-64at Manhattan W, 84-76at Seton Hall L, 72-84St. John’s W, 90-77at Central Florida L, 74-76at South Florida W, 71-65at Stetson W, 81-78at Florida Southern W, 68-60at Cornell W, 78-70Lafayette L, 56-60Cornell W, 82-62at Brown L, 59-67at Yale L, 62-67Fordham L, 75-76Dartmouth W, 45-40Harvard W, 90-74at Pennsylvania L, 54-64at Princeton L, 49-50Yale W, 64-62Brown W, 73-54Princeton W, 64-52Pennsylvania W, 74-72at Harvard W, 96-82at Dartmouth W, 68-57a - at Madison Square Garden

1979-80Jay Kutlow10-16, 5-9 (6th)Brooklyn W, 78-58Adelphi W, 76-60at Manhattan W, 71-56at South Carolina L, 60-70St. John’s L, 75-91Marshall-a L, 78-88Xavier-a L, 59-74Loyola (Md.) W, 70-53Harvard W, 85-63Dartmouth W, 53-48at Lafayette W, 64-61Cornell W, 60-59Rutgers L, 49-65Seton Hall L, 58-66at Cornell W, 58-57at Fordham L, 57-65at Princeton L, 50-77at Pennsylvania L, 57-62Brown L, 71-72Yale L, 88-94at Dartmouth L, 54-63at Harvard L, 71-81at Yale L, 81-84at Brown L, 48-55

Pennsylvania W, 55-51Princeton L, 47-57a - West Virginia Tournament

1980-81Vernon Outlaw, Dave Westenberg9-17, 5-9 (tie 3rd)at Syracuse L, 81-108Brooklyn W, 84-67Rutgers-a L, 63-78Vermont-a L, 61-63St. John’s L, 42-58Toledo-b L, 54-60Auburn-b L, 55-63Old Dominion-c L, 58-92New Hampshire-c W, 59-47at Cornell L, 64-75at Seton Hall W, 63-61Cornell W, 46-45Fordham L, 53-61at Harvard L, 58-61at Dartmouth W, 71-57Pennsylvania L, 51-67Princeton L, 35-40at Yale L, 65-76a - Jersey Classic, New Brunswick, N.J.b - Blade-Glass City Classic, Toledo, Ohioc - Kiwanis-Old Dominion Classic, Norfolk, Va.

1981-82Darren Burnett16-10, 9-5 Ivy (tie 2nd)Brooklyn W, 70-52Union W, 46-40Lafayette-a L, 60-66Loyola (Md.)-a W, 40-39Northeastern-b L, 62-72Delaware-b W, 54-46Georgetown-c L, 26-38Utah-c W, 64-52at St. John’s L, 51-58at Fordham L, 43-57at Dartmouth W, 54-50at Harvard L, 69-73at Cornell L, 43-45Seton Hall W, 74-73Cornell W, 72-60at Pennsylvania L, 47-52at Princeton W, 33-31Yale W, 67-55Brown W, 79-56at Manhattan W, 49-40Dartmouth W, 56-45Harvard W, 55-50at Brown W, 67-65at Yale W, 64-57Princeton L, 53-58Pennsylvania L, 43-45a - Spider Classic, Richmond, Va.b - Manufacturer’s Hanover Classic, New Rochelle, N.Y.c - Rochester Classic, Rochester, N.Y.

1982-83Darren Burnett10-16, 7-7 Ivy (tie 3rd)Youngstown State-a L, 51-55Utica-a W, 57-43St. John’s L, 45-72Fordham L, 56-57at Holy Cross W, 59-57Georgia-b L, 53-86Boston College-b L, 53-57at South Florida L, 54-70Florida Southern-c L, 63-70George Washington-c L, 60-65Dartmouth W, 48-46Harvard W, 60-44Cornell W, 52-42Manhattan W, 73-58at Cornell L, 55-57at Seton Hall L, 69-71

Princeton L, 49-50Pennsylvania L, 55-61at Brown W, 63-59at Yale L, 70-95at Harvard L, 62-66at Dartmouth W, 74-73Yale W, 91-80Brown W, 86-74at Pennsylvania L, 80-87at Princeton L, 56-72a - Utica Classic, Utica, N.Y.b - Cotton States Ins. Classic, Atlanta, Ga.c - Juice Bowl, Lakeland, Fla.

1983-84Mark Lay, Carl Scholz8-18, 5-9 Ivy (7th)Merchant Marine W, 79-74at St. John’s L, 58-78at Fordham L, 65-78Southern Illinois-a L, 65-68Alcorn State-a L, 61-80Connecticut-b L, 60-85Penn State-b L, 83-84Manhattan L, 77-83N.Y.U. W, 71-55at Delaware L, 63-68Cornell W, 43-40Lehigh W, 76-55at Yale L, 60-61at Brown L, 63-80at Cornell L, 48-49Seton Hall L, 53-61Harvard L, 71-79Dartmouth W, 48-45at Princeton L, 28-34at Pennsylvania L, 58-63Brown L, 63-70Yale W, 77-76Pennsylvania W, 72-70Princeton L, 51-75at Dartmouth W, 77-74at Harvard L, 77-88a - Busch Shootout, Carbondale, Ill.b- Conn. Mutual Classic, Hartford, Conn.

WAYNE SZOKE (1984-1986)

1984-85Mark Lay13-13, 9-5 (2nd)Merchant Marine W, 66-59New Mexico-a L, 44-57Jacksonville-a L, 61-81Illinois-b L, 48-72American-b L, 56-70Vanderbilt-c L, 59-73Massachusetts-c W, 52-40Delaware L, 62-65Fordham L, 72-73at Lehigh W, 52-47at Cornell W, 64-57Manhattan W, 72-59Cornell L, 51-56Yale W, 77-67Brown W, 57-52at Pennsylvania L, 51-71at Princeton L, 58-63St. John’s L, 49-68Dartmouth W, 67-63Harvard L, 56-59at Brown W, 58-56at Yale L, 52-55at Harvard W, 62-58at Dartmouth W, 83-66Princeton W, 54-40Pennsylvania W, 70-65a - Tribune Tip-Off Classic, Albu-querque, N.M.b - Illini Classic, Champaign, Ill.

1985-86Sean Couch, Paul Lee12-14, 6-8 (tie 6th)R.P.I. W, 77-40at Seton Hall W, 58-54at N.Y.U. W, 66-56St. John’s-a L, 58-80Hofstra-a W, 81-60Lafayette W, 70-59at Rutgers L, 60-72at Fordham L, 43-44Dayton-b L, 46-57Drake-b L, 56-58Lehigh L, 84-90at Manhattan W, 69-35at Cornell L, 52-54Brown L, 61-67Yale L, 70-71Cornell W, 62-53Pennsylvania W, 59-54Princeton W, 61-52at Dartmouth L, 64-68at Harvard W, 60-49at Yale L, 66-70at Brown L, 95-97Harvard W, 73-54Dartmouth W, 69-61at Princeton L, 66-69at Pennsylvania L, 76-91a - Joe Lapchik Memorial Tourn., Jamaica, N.Y. b - Merrill Lynch Classic, Dayton, Ohioc - Music City Classic, Nashville, Tenn.

1986-87Sean Couch12-14, 6-8 (6th)Seton Hall L, 73-86Manhattan W, 79-73Stanford-a L, 66-76Hawaii Pacific-a W, 89-62at Lafayette W, 68-65Merchant Marine W, 97-79at Delaware L, 71-83Marquette-b L, 68-79Pepperdine-b L, 67-91at Lehigh W, 90-78Cornell W, 57-47at Brown L, 81-82at Yale L, 66-76Fordham L, 77-79at Cornell L, 60-73at Harvard W, 88-81at Dartmouth L, 65-81Princeton L, 54-64Pennsylvania L, 73-79Yale W, 81-72Brown W, 91-78N.Y.U. W, 78-64at Pennsylvania L, 73-94at Princeton L, 58-63Dartmouth W, 89-74Harvard W, 77-73a - Apple Invitl., Palo Alto, Calif.b - First Bank Milwaukee Classic, Wis.

WALLY HALAS (1987-1990)

1987-88Matt Shannon, Doug Woods6-20, 2-12 (tie 7th)Virginia-a L, 58-83The Citadel-a L, 56-70Manhattan L, 80-84at Lafayette W, 64-63at Delaware L, 53-63Wyoming-b L, 56-92Detroit-b W, 80-65Nebraska L, 62-82at Lehigh L, 65-77Merchant Marine W, 98-79at Harvard L, 57-64at Dartmouth L, 73-85

Cornell L, 60-73Fordham L, 58-70at Cornell L, 46-68at Pennsylvania L, 51-56at Princeton L, 47-69Yale L, 56-59Brown W, 87-84Dartmouth L, 74-79Harvard L, 65-66N.Y.U.-c W, 70-56at Brown W, 85-80at Yale L, 67-78Princeton L, 52-73Pennsylvania L, 55-82a - Investors Clssc., Charlottesville, Va.b - Cowboy Shootout, Casper, Wyo.c - at Madison Square Garden

1988-89Matt Shannon8-18, 4-10 (7th) 11/26 at No. Carolina St. L, 54-110 11/29 at Manhattan W, 73-53 12/3 at Hofstra L, 74-78 12/6 Lafayette L, 50-73 12/9 St. Francis (Pa.)-a L, 61-75 12/10 Rider-a W, 64-61 12/13 at N.Y.U. W, 72-70 12/28 Hartford-b L, 62-70 1/5 at N.C.-Charlotte L, 42-75 1/7 at Pratt W, 105-51 1/10 at Fordham L, 71-97 1/13 Harvard L, 64-83 1/14 Dartmouth L, 30-54 1/21 at Cornell W, 60-55 1/28 Lehigh L, 81-93 1/21 Cornell L, 54-61 2/3 Brown W, 71-70 (2ot) 2/4 Yale L, 66-82 2/10 at Princeton L, 54-71 2/11 at Pennsylvania W, 76-59 2/17 at Dartmouth L, 66-88 2/18 at Harvard L, 76-82 (2ot) 2/24 Pennsylvania L, 61-68 2/25 Princeton L, 62-78 3/3 at Yale L, 85-92 (ot) 3/4 at Brown W, 92-85a - Manufacturer’s Hanover Classic, New Rochelle, N.Y.b - at U.N.L.V.

1989-90Ron Holt4-22, 2-12 (8th) 11/25 St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 75-78 11/28 at Manhattan L, 67-85 12/1 Austin Peay-a L, 62-95 12/2 Portland-a W, 78-67 12/5 Lafayette L, 73-81 12/8 Howard-b W, 69-68 12/9 Marist-b L, 62-82 12/27 at Cal-Berkeley L, 61-98 12/30 at San Diego L, 58-85 1/6 at Hofstra L, 71-80 1/9 at Fordham L, 59-82 1/12 at Dartmouth L, 73-75 1/13 at Harvard L, 74-87 1/20 at Cornell L, 68-71 1/23 Lehigh L, 71-76 1/27 Cornell W, 72-66 2/2 Princeton L, 39-67 2/3 Pennsylvania L, 72-78 2/9 at Brown L, 59-70 2/10 at Yale L, 44-55 2/16 Harvard L, 72-77 2/17 Dartmouth L, 68-72 2/23 Yale L, 65-77 2/24 Brown L, 76-82 3/2 at Pennsylvania W, 74-69 3/3 at Princeton L, 46-73a - Acme Boot Shootout, Clarksville, Tenn.b - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeepsie,N.Y.



JACK ROHAN (1990-1995)

1990-91Scott Bennett7-19, 5-9 (7th) 11/24 Haverford W, 96-58 11/27 Manhattan L, 64-80 11/30 Holy Cross-a L, 69-72 12/1 L.I.U.-a L, 69-71 12/4 at St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 88-82 12/8 at Rider L, 63-76 12/11 Fordham L, 72-83 12/28 at So. Methodist L, 45-79 12/30 at Tulane L, 66-85 1/2 at New Orleans L, 53-83 1/8 Hofstra L, 64-83 1/11 Dartmouth W, 77-75 (ot) 1/12 Harvard L, 76-77 1/19 Cornell W, 65-55 1/22 at Lehigh L, 70-96 1/26 at Cornell L, 65-74 2/1 at Yale W, 58-53 2/2 at Brown L, 57-76 2/8 Pennsylvania W, 68-67 2/9 Princeton L, 47-65 2/15 at Harvard W, 92-77 2/16 at Dartmouth L, 61-67 2/22 at Princeton L, 33-56 2/23 at Pennsylvania L, 61-65 3/1 Brown L, 61-67 3/2 Yale L, 58-71 a - Hawks Unlimited Tournament, Hartford, Conn.

1991-92Eric Speaker10-16, 8-6 (3rd) 11/26 at Manhattan L, 81-94 11/30 at Northwestern L, 60-78 12/6 Marquette-a L, 63-71 12/7 St. Francis-a L, 59-62 12/30 at San Francisco St. W, 82-76 1/2 at Cal-Berkeley L, 64-92 1/4 at San Francisco L, 74-85 1/8 Hofstra L, 66-80 1/13 at Fordham L, 54-60 1/15 Rider L, 73-77 1/18 Cornell W, 78-74 1/20 Lehigh W, 90-84 1/25 at Cornell W, 85-70 1/31 at Yale L, 75-79 (ot) 2/1 at Brown L, 60-65 2/7 at Princeton L, 55-71 2/8 at Pennsylvania L, 76-81 2/14 Harvard W, 94-76 2/15 Dartmouth W, 74-53 2/18 at Lafayette L, 69-75 2/21 Brown W, 81-69 2/22 Yale W, 64-60 2/28 at Dartmouth W, 76-59 2/29 at Harvard L, 67-70 3/6 Pennsylvania W, 71-66 3/7 Princeton L, 51-65a - First Bank Classic, Milwaukee, Wis.

1992-93Tom Casey, Buck Jenkins16-10, 10-4 (2nd) 12/1 Iona-a L, 68-80 12/2 St. Francis-a W, 104-67 12/5 Boston U.-b W, 83-80 12/9 Pratt W, 98-37 12/11 G. Washington-c L, 70-80 12/12 St. Francis (NY)-c W, 58-50 12/28 Lafayette L, 72-77 12/30 at Villanova L, 63-75 1/4 Manhattan W, 84-80 1/7 at Hofstra L, 60-68 1/11 at Lehigh L, 79-80 1/16 at Cornell W, 74-64 1/23 Cornell W, 75-61 1/25 Fordham W, 65-51 1/29 Yale W, 58-45

1/30 Brown W, 86-53 2/5 Dartmouth L, 63-72 2/6 Harvard W, 101-70 2/12 at Pennsylvania L, 63-84 2/13 at Princeton W, 71-69 2/19 at Brown W, 72-69 2/20 at Yale W, 47-46 2/26 Princeton W, 65-57 2/27 Pennsylvania L, 67-74 3/5 at Harvard L, 75-82 3/6 at Dartmouth W, 68-66a - Joe Lapchick Tourn., Jamaica, N.Y.b - ECAC Challenge, Worcester, Mass.c - Red Auerbach Classic, Washington, D.C.

1993-94Jamal Adams6-20, 4-10 (7th) 11/27 Haverford W, 85-70 11/30 at St. John’s L, 49-79 12/3 East Carolina-a L, 51-78 12/4 Central Conn.-a W, 81-68 12/7 at Lafayette L, 53-70 12/11 at Penn State L, 43-76 12/29 Murray State-b L, 66-82 12/30 Delaware-b L, 52-72 1/5 at Manhattan L, 45-92 1/10 Lehigh L, 67-78 (ot) 1/15 Cornell W, 53-49 1/17 at Fordham L, 60-66 1/22 at Cornell W, 67-58 1/25 at Hofstra L, 62-72 1/28 Brown W, 67-46 1/29 Yale W, 77-58 2/4 at Pennsylvania L, 55-67 2/5 at Princeton L, 46-78 2/11 Dartmouth L, 65-80 2/12 Harvard L, 75-76 2/18 at Yale L, 51-73 2/19 at Brown L, 52-61 2/25 at Harvard L, 68-70 2/26 at Dartmouth L, 52-64 3/6 Princeton L, 44-64 3/7 Pennsylvania L, 69-89a - Mt. St. Mary’s, Emmitsburg, Md.b - Toledo MVP Holiday Classic, Toledo, Ohio

1994-95Fred Johnson5-21†, 1-13 (8th) 11/25 Marist-a L, 57-68 11/26 Bucknell-a W, 63-58 12/1 at Lehigh L, 75-85 12/5 Lafayette L, 75-78 12/8 Army W, 77-76 12/13 at Seton Hall L, 56-103 12/28 California-b W, 43-79†

12/29 Texas Christian-b L, 64-66 12/31 at Sacramento St. L, 68-77 1/7 Stevens Tech W, 77-50 1/10 at Notre Dame L, 56-75 1/14 at Cornell L, 76-82 1/21 Cornell L, 59-68 1/23 Fordham L, 57-85 1/27 at Brown L, 59-63 1/28 at Yale L, 55-68 2/3 Harvard L, 56-58 2/4 Dartmouth L, 57-77 2/10 at Princeton L, 48-76 2/11 at Pennsylvania L, 55-90 2/17 Yale W, 79-69 2/18 Brown L, 56-64 2/24 Pennsylvania L, 48-88 2/25 Princeton L, 47-57 3/3 at Dartmouth L, 67-69 3/4 at Harvard L, 61-93a - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.b - Otis Spunkmeyer Classic, Berkeley, Calif.† - Includes forfeit victory

ARMOND HILL (1995-2003)

1995-96Jim Tubridy7-19, 3-11 (tie 7th) 11/25 Ursinus W, 77-35 11/28 at Fordham W, 60-48 12/1 at Marquette-a L, 45-72 12/2 Texas A&M-a L, 39-65 12/5 at Army W, 73-59 12/8 at Syracuse-b L, 60-83 12/9 Canisius-b L, 42-64 12/12 at Lafayette L, 51-64 12/27 at Florida Intl. L, 67-82 12/29 at Miami (Fla.) L, 62-69 1/2 at Florida Atlantic L, 58-70 1/6 Lehigh W, 76-69 1/12 at Dartmouth L, 57-59 1/13 at Harvard L, 48-72 1/20 Cornell L, 71-75 1/27 at Cornell L, 63-76 2/2 at Princeton L, 45-66 2/3 at Pennsylvania L, 50-74 2/9 Brown L, 62-74 2/10 Yale W, 74-58 2/16 Harvard L, 44-71 2/17 Dartmouth L, 54-71 2/23 at Yale W, 63-62 2/24 at Brown W, 61-55 3/1 Pennsylvania L, 62-82 3/2 Princeton L, 55-57a - First Bank Classic, Milwaukee, Wis.b - Carrier Classic, Syracuse, N.Y.

1996-97C.J. Thompkins6-20, 1-13 (8th) 11/22 at New Mexico-a L, 56-94 11/23 vs. Grambling-a W, 77-59 11/26 Fordham L, 62-66 11/30 at Providence L, 61-74 12/6 at Illinois-b L, 59-84 12/7 vs. Cnt. Michigan-b L, 80-84 (ot) 12/10 St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 64-58 12/30 at Cal St. Fullerton L, 81-91 1/2 at San Diego L, 57-89 1/6 at Lehigh W, 86-66 1/10 at Harvard L, 49-63 1/11 at Dartmouth L, 57-73 1/14 Ursinus W, 68-37 1/18 at Cornell L, 46-62 1/20 Army W, 77-72 1/25 Cornell L, 69-74 1/31 Pennsylvania L, 56-63 2/1 Princeton L, 53-65 2/7 at Yale W, 70-54 2/8 at Brown L, 56-63 2/14 Dartmouth L, 47-82 2/15 Harvard L, 57-81 2/21 Brown L, 57-61 2/22 Yale L, 68-71 2/28 at Princeton L, 52-67 3/1 at Pennsylvania L, 56-72 a-Lobo Invt’l, Albuquerque, N.M.b-Illini Classic, Champaign, Ill.

1997-98Gary Raimondo11-15, 6-8 (4th) 11/19 Lafayette L, 55-60 11/22 Holy Cross W, 76-64 11/25 at Rutgers L, 46-65 11/29 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 53-79 12/1 Drew W, 67-63 12/5 vs. Estrn. Washington-a L, 59-68 12/6 vs. Troy State-a W, 57-53 12/9 at Mt. St. Mary’s L, 42-69 12/28 vs. Cntrl. Conn.-b L, 47-67 12/29 at Col. of Charleston-b L, 55-77 1/3 Lehigh W, 67-55 1/9 Harvard L, 61-66 1/10 Dartmouth W, 55-53 1/17 Cornell L, 50-53 1/19 at Army W, 71-69 1/24 at Cornell L, 53-63

1/30 at Pennsylvania L, 63-70 1/31 at Princeton L, 45-58 2/6 Yale W, 54-52 2/7 Brown L, 56-59 2/13 at Dartmouth W, 62-56 2/14 at Harvard W, 78-66 2/20 at Brown W, 54-52 2/21 at Yale W, 71-57 2/27 Princeton L, 37-51 2/28 Pennsylvania L,53-71a-JamFest Classic, Fort Collins, Colo.b-Franklin Life Cougar Classic, Charleston, S.C.

1998-99Gary Raimondo10-16, 5-9 (6th) 11/15 at Holy Cross W, 56-53 11/18 NJ Tech W, 69-58 11/21 Quinnipiac L, 52-54 11/23 at St. John’s L, 55-71 11/27 vs. Vermont-a L, 66-67 11/28 vs. Colgate-a L, 64-75 12/3 at Rutgers L, 49-84 12/5 Army W, 61-50 12/7 Stony Brook W, 67-61 12/10 at Lafayette L, 61-81 12/27 at UNLV L, 45-74 1/2 at Lehigh W, 69-49 1/8 Dartmouth L, 54-58 1/9 Harvard W, 72-62 1/15 at Cornell L, 47-63 1/23 Cornell W, 76-65 1/29 Princeton L, 40-46 1/30 Pennsylvania L, 51-67 2/5 at Brown W, 67-63 2/6 at Yale L, 48-60 2/12 at Harvard L, 63-68 2/13 at Dartmouth L, 61-66 2/19 Yale W, 56-53 2/20 Brown W, 71-69 2/26 at Pennsylvania L, 48-87 2/27 at Princeton L, 52-88a - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeep-sie, N.Y.

1999-2000Craig Austin, Michael Merley13-14, 7-7 (tie 3rd) 11/20 Lafayette L, 52-59 11/23 at Duke L, 52-99 11/27 Stevens Tech W, 77-41 11/29 at Quinnipiac L, 38-49 12/3 vs. Monmouth-a W, 61-45 12/4 vs. Wstrn. Carolina-a L, 81-83 12/8 at Stony Brook L, 50-63 12/11 Lehigh W, 67-65 12/13 at Seton Hall L, 58-60 12/29 vs. Davidson - b L, 47-50 12/30 vs. New Hampshire-b W, 72-57 1/5 Wagner W, 62-56 1/9 at Army W, 46-45 1/14 Cornell W, 75-58 1/22 at Cornell W, 69-66(ot) 1/28 Pennsylvania L, 37-63 1/29 Princeton L, 46-53 2/4 at Dartmouth L, 46-52 2/5 at Harvard W, 71-65 2/11 Brown W, 68-59 2/12 Yale L, 59-65 2/18 at Princeton L, 52-81 2/19 at Pennsylvania L, 58-81 2/25 at Yale W, 72-67 2/26 at Brown W, 53-48 3/3 Harvard L, 59-61 3/4 Dartmouth W, 70-63a - Ameritas Clssc., Lincoln, Neb.b- Stanford Invit., Stanford, Calif.

2000-01Craig Austin, Michael Merley12-15, 7-7 (tie 4th) 11/17 vs. Catholic-a W, 63-58 11/18 at Cntrl. Conn.-a L, 40-62 11/21 at Miami L, 41-65 11/25 Mt. St. Mary’s W, 56-44 11/29 at Lafayette L, 50-60 12/2 at Villanova L, 64-80 12/6 Army L, 51-62 12/9 Stony Brook L, 63-67 (ot)

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12/11 at Lehigh W, 45-42 12/28 at Syracuse L, 47-61 1/3 at Wagner L, 62-83 1/7 Binghamton W, 62-37 1/12 at Pennsylvania L, 44-65 1/13 at Princeton L, 36-53 1/20 at Cornell L, 35-41 1/22 Albany W, 78-66 1/27 Cornell W, 42-38 2/2 Dartmouth W, 71-57 2/3 Harvard W, 65-55 2/9 at Brown L, 59-60 2/10 at Yale L, 78-80 (2ot) 2/16 Princeton W, 59-42 2/17 Pennsylvania W, 69-57 2/23 Yale W, 62-59 2/24 Brown L, 65-67 3/2 at Harvard L, 61-66 3/3 at Dartmouth W, 71-64a - Mohegan Sun Classic, New Britain, Conn.

2001-02Craig Austin, Treg Duerksen11-17, 4-10 Ivy (6th) 11/16 vs. Northeastern-a W, 66-5411/17 at Marist-a L, 59-6911/20 Haverford W, 52-3711/24 at Providence L, 54-6811/27 Lehigh W,53-47 12/1 Lafayette W, 52-48 12/5 at Army W, 69-64 12/8 Boston U. W, 68-4712/20 at BYU-Hawaii-b L, 65-7012/21 vs. Valparaiso-b L, 55-7112/22 vs. Navy-b W, 74-72(ot)12/27 at UCLA L, 55-6412/31 at San Diego St. L, 59-75 1/11 at Yale L, 54-65 1/12 at Brown L, 50-63 1/15 at Albany L, 40-41 1/19 Cornell W, 56-40 1/26 at Cornell W, 54-42 2/1 at Princeton L, 41-49 2/2 at Pennsylvania W, 54-53 2/8 Harvard L, 52-55 2/9 Dartmouth L, 51-57 2/15 Brown L, 41-52 2/16 Yale L, 56-76 2/22 at Dartmouth W, 62-58 2/23 at Harvard L, 56-59 3/1 Pennsylvania L, 47-51 3/2 Princeton L, 48-49a - Pepsi-Marist Classic,Poughkeepsie, N.Y.b - Yahoo Sports Invitational, Laie, Hawaii

2002-03Marco McCottry, Chris Wiedemann2-25, 0-14 Ivy (8th) 11/18 at Rutgers^ L, 36-6011/23 at Boston U. L, 37-6611/26 at Binghamton L, 42-7011/29 vs. Bucknell~ L, 47-6111/30 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s~ L, 48-5712/4 STONY BROOK L, 56-6512/6 ARMY W, 58-4412/9 at Lehigh L, 51-6712/27 at UTEP# W, 55-5412/28 vs. UAB# L, 42-711/2 at Lafayette L, 52-611/6 SACRED HEART L, 58-591/9 at Massachusetts L, 47-661/18 at Cornell L, 38-511/25 CORNELL L, 53-551/31 YALE L, 51-652/1 BROWN L, 59-722/7 PRINCETON L, 68-512/8 PENN L, 40-472/14 at Harvard L, 63-772/15 at Dartmouth L, 49-632/21 at Brown L, 70-83

2/22 at Yale L, 59-712/28 DARTMOUTH L, 36-503/1 HARVARD L, 63-663/7 at Penn L, 39-633/8 at Princeton L, 40-44^ Preseason NIT ~ Red Auerbach Colonial Classic at George Washington # Sierra Providence SunClassic at UTEP in El Paso, Texas

JOE JONES (2003-PRESENT)

2003-04Maurice Murphy, Chris Owens10-17, 6-8 Ivy (tie 6th)11/21 at Army L, 57-60 11/24 vs. Manhattan L, 57-7212/2 at Sacred Heart W, 85-79(ot) 12/6 HOFSTRA L, 55-5812/8 LEHIGH L, 57-6012/20 at Stony Brook W, 80-75 (ot)12/22 at Villanova L, 66-7412/27 at California~ L, 66-8512/28 vs. Prairie View~ W, 72-6912/30 at Washington L, 51-881/3 LAFAYETTE L, 73-821/6 at Fordham L, 57-611/11 FDU-MADISON W, 77-451/17 at Cornell* L, 66-901/24 CORNELL* L, 53-661/30 at Dartmouth* W, 78-421/31 at Harvard* W, 78-672/6 at Yale* L, 58-632/7 at Brown* L, 81-902/13 PENN* L, 76-912/14 PRINCETON* L, 71-78 (ot)2/20 HARVARD* W, 66-572/21 DARTMOUTH* W, 73-582/27 at Princeton* L, 52-752/28 at Penn* L, 50-643/5 BROWN* W, 81-743/6 YALE* W, 88-79 (2ot)

2004-05 Matt Preston, Matt Land12-15, 3-11 Ivy (8th)11/19 LONGWOOD W, 82-6911/20 MOREHEAD ST. W, 76-5811/24 LIU W, 53-49

11/27 STONY BROOK L, 73-7712/6 at Lehigh W, 75-6112/9 SACRED HEART W, 76-6712/11 at St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 65-5712/22 at Hofstra L, 40-6412/28 vs. N.C. State L, 74-8412/30 vs. Canisius W, 64-581/2 at Lafayette L, 62-651/4 at Army W, 75-591/15 CORNELL W, 70-611/17 at Navy W, 69-631/22 at Cornell L, 47-771/29 DARTMOUTH W, 64-451/30 HARVARD W, 57-552/4 YALE L, 67-772/5 BROWN L, 52-542/11 at Penn L, 66-732/12 at Princeton L, 53-632/18 at Harvard L, 71-782/19 at Dartmouth L, 48-502/25 PRINCETON L, 59-682/26 PENN L, 72-803/4 at Brown L, 56-803/5 at Yale L, 68-81

2005-06 John-Michael Grzan, Dalen Cuff11-16, 4-10 (tie 7th)1/17 UNH W, 64-611/19 TROY W, 73-711/22 at LIU W, 80-631/26 at Stony Brook W, 55-5411/30 at Sacred Heart W, 61-5912/2 ARMY L, 66-6712/6 at Wagner L, 71-8312/10 LAFAYETTE W, 71-6712/23 at Notre Dame L, 68-7512/27 vs. St. John’s L, 38-6312/28 vs. St. Peter’s L, 54-631/2 LEHIGH L, 57-651/7 CCNY W, 82-431/13 at Princeton L, 64-68 (ot)1/14 at Penn L, 55-871/21 at Cornell W, 58-571/28 CORNELL L, 59-812/3 HARVARD L, 59-692/4 DARTMOUTH L, 68-782/10 at Yale L, 67-742/11 at Brown L, 75-862/17 PENN W, 59-572/18 PRINCETON W, 65-642/24 BROWN W, 68-562/25 YALE L, 65-713/3 at Dartmouth L, 62-693/4 at Harvard L, 64-69

2006-07Game Captains 16-12, 7-7 Ivy (4th) 11/12 at Duke^ L, 43-86 11/13 vs. UC Davis^ W, 95-90 11/17 NJIT~ W, 73-60 11/18 KENNESAW ST.~ W, 63-51 11/21 LIU W, 90-63 11/25 STONY BROOK L, 41-54 11/28 at Providence L, 55-81 12/2 SACRED HEART W, 76-71 12/5 WAGNER W, 70-44 12/11 at Lafayette W, 75-58 12/23 at St. John’s L, 70-76 12/30 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 58-67 1/2 at Lehigh W, 55-54 1/6 MARYWOOD W, 87-38 1/12 PRINCETON W, 64-56 1/13 PENN L, 43-69 1/20 CORNELL L, 45-49 1/27 at Cornell L, 51-56 2/2 at Harvard W, 90-70 2/3 at Dartmouth W, 61-55 2/9 YALE L, 71-85 2/10 BROWN W, 77-68 2/16 at Penn L, 54-73 2/17 at Princeton L, 49-54

2/23 at Brown L, 59-64 2/24 at Yale W, 82-64 3/2 DARTMOUTH W, 69-67 3/3 HARVARD W, 76-66 ^College Basketball Experience Classic, Durham, N.C. ~Third Annual Tyler Ugolyn Colum-bia Classic

2007-08John Baumann, Brett Loscalzo, Mack Montgomery14-15, 7-7 (tie 4th) 11/9 FORDHAM L, 61-79 11/12 vs. Delaware St.^ W, 47-41 11/13 at Ohio State^ L, 54-68 11/18 at Albany L, 38-70 11/20 at LIU L, 60-70 11/24 at Stony Brook W, 66-46 11/30 at Sacred Heart L, 59-75 12/4 at Wagner W, 79-65 12/8 LAFAYETTE L, 64-78 12/10 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) W, 83-64 12/22 at Villanova L, 56-72 12/29 POLYTECHNIC W, 109-63 1/2 LEHIGH W, 74-64 1/6 AMERICAN L, 56-69 1/12 at NJIT W, 64-52 1/19 at Cornell L, 64-70 1/26 CORNELL L, 54-72 2/1 at Yale W, 71-58 2/2 at Brown L, 63-68 2/8 PENN W, 74-58 2/9 PRINCETON W, 58-53 2/15 at Dartmouth W, 59-50 2/16 at Harvard W, 73-64 2/22 BROWN L, 52-67 2/23 YALE W, 68-62 2/29 HARVARD W, 61-54 3/1 DARTMOUTH L, 47-63 3/7 at Princeton L, 64-74 3/8 at Penn L, 67-69 ^Preseason NIT, Columbus, Ohio

2008-09Joe Bova, Patrick Foley12-16, 7-7 Ivy (tie 4th)11/14 at Fordham W, 65-6211/16 at Seton Hall L, 50-7111/21 BRYANT-a W, 70-5411/22 UMBC-a L, 52-6611/25 ALBANY L, 49-6611/29 STONY BROOK L, 60-6212/3 WAGNER W, 84-6912/9 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 57-5912/20 vs. Virginia Tech-b L, 52-6412/21 vs. Marist-b W, 63-5812/29 SACRED HEART L, 79-84 (ot)1/2 at Lehigh L, 59-731/5 at American L, 50-621/9 NJIT W, 73-501/17 CORNELL L, 59-71

1/24 at Cornell L, 72-831/30 YALE W, 53-421/31 BROWN W, 65-592/6 at Penn W, 74-632/7 at Princeton L, 35-632/13 DARTMOUTH W, 65-522/14 HARVARD W, 60-592/20 at Brown W, 70-572/21 at Yale L, 49-572/27 at Harvard L, 63-722/28 at Dartmouth L, 53-673/6 PRINCETON W, 58-443/7 PENN L, 50-51

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