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6 Regular Season Conference Titles 4 Conference Tournament Titles 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances . .1

QUICK FACTSLocation .....................................................Wilkes-Barre, PAFounded..........................................................................1933Enrollment .....................................................................2,400Nickname ................................................................ ColonelsColors ....................................................Navy Blue and GoldHome Field ........................................................Marts CenterCapacity ........................................................................2,000Affi liation ................................................NCAA Division IIIConference .............................................................. FreedomPresident .............................................Dr. Joseph E. GilmourAthletic Director .......................................... Addy MalatestaAthletic Dept. Ph: ..........................................(570) 408-4020

History

First Year of Basketball ..................................................1946All-Time Record ...................................................... 758-719

Team InformationRickrode’s Record .............................................318-130 (17)2008-09 Record ............................................................ 15-112008-09 Freedom Record .............................................. 10-6Starters Returning/Lost .................................................... 4/5

Athletic Department ......................................(570) 408-4020Athletic Director .......................................... Addy MalatestaAssoc. Athletic Director ..............................................Phil WingertSenior Woman Administrator .............................. Sara MyersCoor. Facillities/Equip. .....................................Tom DunsmuirStrength/Conditioning. ...................................... Keith Klahold

Basketball Offi ce ............................................. (570) 408-4033 Head Coach ...................................................... Jerry RickrodeAssistant Coach .................................................. Neal BiscaldiAssistant Coach ...................................................... Paul BurkeGraduate Assistant Coach ................................John SoboleskiStudent Assistant ................................................Jeremy Kable

Athletic Training .............................................. (570) 408-4027Athletic Trainer ........................................................Joe GiuntaAthletic Trainer ...................................................Carl Andrews

Sports Information ........................................... (570) 408-4777Sports Hotline .................................................. (570) 408-4778Sports Information Director ........................... Craig MerrimanSports Information Assistant. ...............................Rich Cloeter

Wilkes Athletic Directory

Table of ContentsSeason Outlook ................................................................ 2-3Head Coach Jerry Rickrode .................................................4Assistant Coaches Neal Biscaldi/John Soboleski ................5Assistant Coach Paul Burke and Student Asst. Jeremy Kable ... 6The 2008-09 Colonels .................................................... 7-17Greg Colucci ........................................................................7Chris DeRojas ......................................................................8Mike Donatoni .....................................................................9Anthony Gabriel .................................................................10Chris Gulla .........................................................................11Kendall Hinze ....................................................................12Paul Huch ...........................................................................13Tom Kresge ........................................................................14Steve Blish/Tyler Breznitski ..............................................15Aaron Dombroski/Bernard Edmonds ................................16Matt Meier/Cliff Richardson/Nic Wilkins .........................172009/2010 Rosters .............................................................182008-09 Results/Game Highs ............................................192007-08 Statistics/Category Leaders .................................202007-08 Game-by-Game Statistics ....................................21Career/Single Season Leaders ............................................22Individual/Team Records ...................................................23Playoff History ...................................................................24Honors and Awards ............................................................25Year-by-Year Results .........................................................26


Wilkes University men’s basketball coach Jerry Rick-rode is excited about the possibilities of his team during the 2009-2010 season and for good reason. The Colonels have eight returning players from last year’s squad that went 15-11 including seven of their top eight scorers from a year ago. Back for the Colonels is the 2007 Freedom Conference Rookie of the year and two-time all-Freedom Conference selection in Tom Kresge as well as the 2008 Freedom Con-ference Rookie of the Year in Chris DeRojas, who was also a second-team selection last season. The two combined to score 33.3 points per contest and hit 75 of the team’s 131 three-pointers last season. Rickrode will have plenty of depth at the guard posi-tion with returnees as well as newcomers that will come in and contribute immediately. With the abundance of ball handlers and shooters, Rickrode will be able to do things offensively his team’s haven’t been able to in the past. “This team has a little bit of a different ticker,” Rickrode said. “They are excitable and have given great effort. The pace they like to play at seems to be much more up-tempo at this point.” While DeRojas, who has scored 784 points in just two seasons, is the main shooting threat for the Colonels, he now has a backcourt partner in Tyler Breznitsky that will

draw defenders away from him. While both will see time at the point, DeRojas looks to be the fl oor leader once again for Wilkes. “Tyler is the rare freshman who possesses

the basketball IQ, court presence and ability level to step in immediately,” Rickrode said. At 5-9, Breznitsky’s talents are deceiving. “Don’t let this backcourt’s size fool you. They are highly skilled and can re-ally play,” said the head coach. DeRojas, who is one of the Freedom Con-ference’s biggest outside threats, has hit 125 three-point fi eld goals over the past two seasons, is on pace to set the school record for three’s in a ca-reer. “Chris has elevated

his game even further. His work ethic has set the bar very high for everyone else in our program,” Rickrode said. Senior Chris Gulla will also be in the mix and will be called upon for his experience and leadership. Gulla aver-aged fi ve points a year ago after starting 23 of 26 games. He hit 40 percent from the fi eld and drained 14 three-pointers while dishing out 42 assists. “Chris will thrive in his role and has been completely business like in his approach so far,” said Rickrode. Over his three-year career, Gulla has put in 390 points and has dished out 127 assists. While Rick-rode will be deep at the guard position, he will also have plenty of options around the basket with Kresge, senior Anthony Gabriel and sophomores Paul Huch and Kendall Hinze.

Colonels Ready To Run in 2009

Anthony Gabriel

Tom Kresge Chris Gulla


Kresge became Wilkes’ 23rd player in school history to reach the 1000-point barrier and now has 1117 points to go along with 523 rebounds throughout his career. He becomes the 12th player in school history to reach the 1000-point and 500-rebound plateau for his career. “Tom is the epitome of overall consis-tency. He has the ability to beat you in so many differ-ent ways,” Rick-rode said. Gabriel has been a consistent player both offen-sively and defen-sively for Rickrode and looks to be more of a scoring threat in his fi nal season with the Colonels. Accord-ing to the head coach, Gabriel’s hard work in the offseason is not

only paying off, but showing as well. “There has been a metamorphosis here. He’s in outstanding physical shape and is much stronger,” commented Rickrode. Last year Gabriel was third on the team in rebounds with 4.3 a game while putting in 5.5 points per contest. Huch returns for his second season after leading the team in blocks with 30. The 6-5, 192-pound guard/forward ap-peared in all 26 games where he averaged 3.3 points and 2.7 re-bounds a game. “Paul could be an X factor type of player who brings great versatil-ity to the table at both ends of the fl oor.” Hinze comes back for this sophomore season as one of the team’s best offensive rebounders with 48 last season which was second-best on the team. “Kendall has become more of a physical presence. He’s a throwback player. The kind of guy that packs the lunch pale and goes to work every day,” Rickrode said. The Colonels will open the 2009-2010 season on Nov. 16 when they host PSU Hazelton which will be the fi rst of 10 home games this year. This year’s slate features 11 non-conference contests and two tournaments including the Wilkes-Barre Challenge on Jan. 1-2. Wilkes, which was picked to fi nish third in the Free-dom Conference, opens league play on Dec. 2 against Misericordia at home followed by a Dec. 5 matchup with FDU-Florham in the Marts Center. “The overall process through the fi rst three weeks of practice has been pretty enjoyable. There doesn’t seem to be any ego’s out there and they really seem to be in this for each other.”

2009-10 Season Outlook

Chris DeRojas

Paul Huch

Kendall Hinze


Jerry Rickrode returns for his 18th season at the helm of the Wilkes men’s basketball program and during that time he has led the Colonels to a 318-130 record. His .709 winning percentage is among the best all-time in NCAA Division III history for coaches with at least 10 years experience. He also holds the Division III record for being the fastest coach to reach the 200-win plateau, achieving the feat in his fi rst 249 games. Since coming to Wilkes in 1992, Rickrode has led the Colonels to 15 MAC and Freedom Conference playoff appearances, including 10 straight from 1992-2002. He also led the Colonels to fi ve-straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including four Sweet Sixteens, three Elite Eights and one Final Four appearance. During the 2000-01 season, Rickrode led Wilkes to a 23-3 record, the Freedom Conference championship, and the school’s sixth berth in the NCAA Tournament in seven years. During the 1997-98 campaign the Colonels posted a 26-5 overall record, won the MAC title, and advanced to the Division III Final Four for the fi rst time in school history. Both the 1995-96 team, which fashioned a 28-2 record, and the 1994-95 teams advanced to the Division III Elite Eight. During Rickrode’s tenure the Colonels have been ranked number-one in Division III twice. Under the guidance of Rickrode the Colonels have posted 17-straight winning seasons, including seven campaigns in which they have registered at least 20 wins. Rickrode was honored by the National Association of Basketball Coaches as their Mid-Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year after the 2000-01, 1998-99, 1997-98 and 1995-96 seasons. Previously, he has also been named the Freedom coach of the year on three occasions, including 2000-01. Rickrode came to Wilkes after spending four years

as a full-time assistant coach at Ithaca College, where he was in charge of coordinating recruiting and scouting, along with assisting at practices and fl oor coach during games. In addition, Rickrode directed the pre-season and in-season strength and conditioning programs and was a full-time instructor in the Health and Human Performance Department. Prior to Ithaca, Rickrode was an assistant at Utica College in 1987-88, a graduate assistant at Ithaca in 1986-87, and head freshman coach at Skidmore College in 1985-86. Rickrode is a graduate of Skidmore College with a degree in Biology and Physical Education and from Ithaca College with a Master’s Degree in Physical Education. At Skidmore, Rickrode set school records for points and assists in a single season as well as fi eld goal percentage for a career. In 1985 he was named an NAIA Academic All-American and the Skidmore College Senior Athlete of the Year. Rickrode, his wife Kathy, daughter Jordyn, and son Christian, reside in Mountain Top.

Jerry

Rickrode’s Year-by-Year Results

Season Record Pct. Postseason1992-93 16-9 .640 MAC Playoffs 1993-94 20-6 .769 MAC Playoffs/ECAC South Playoffs1994-95 25-5* .833 MAC Playoffs/NCAA Tournament1995-96 28-2*^ .933 MAC Playoffs/NCAA Tournament1996-97 20-6* .769 MAC Playoffs/NCAA Tournament1997-98 26-5*^ .839 MAC Playoffs/NCAA Tournament1998-99 25-4*^ .862 MAC Playoffs/NCAA Tournament1999-00 16-9 .640 MAC Playoffs2000-01 23-3* .885 Freedom Playoffs/NCAA Tournament2001-02 15-11 .577 Freedom Playoffs2002-03 17-7 .708 2003-04 18-9 .666 Freedom Playoffs2004-05 15-10 .600 Freedom Playoffs2005-06 14-10 .583 Freedom Playoffs2006-07 12-11 .522 2007-08 13-12 .520 Freedom Playoffs 2008-09 15-11 .576 Freedom Playoffs

17 years 318-130 .709

* - Freedom Conference Champion^ - MAC Champion

WILKES AT THE MARTS CENTER UNDER RICKRODEYear Won Lost Pct.1992-93 6 3 .6671993-94 12 3 .8001994-95 14 1 .9331995-96 15 1 .9371996-97 11 3 .7851997-98 17 0 1.0001998-99 14 0 1.0001999-00 10 3 .7692000-01 14 2 .875

Year Won Lost Pct.2001-02 9 5 .6432002-03 11 2 .8462003-04 11 1 .9172004-05 10 2 .8332005-06 7 4 .6362006-07 8 4 .6672007-08 7 6 .5382008-09 9 5 .642Totals: 185 45 .804

RickrodeRickrodeHead Coach 18th Season .


Biscaldi is entering his third season on the Colonels sidelines. The combination of basketball experience and a terrifi c basketball mind makes him a great fi t with the Wilkes staff. Biscaldi’s coaching responsibilities include recruiting, preparing the team for opponents, on-court coaching duties, scouting, travel planning and monitoring of student-athletes’ academic progress. He was instrumental in bringing in a highly-recruited freshman class this season. Success has followed Biscaldi at all levels of collegiate basketball. He has served on the coaching staffs of fi ve NCAA Tournament teams throughout his career. His wealth of basketball experience makes him no stranger to successful college basketball. Most recently, Biscaldi served as an assistant coach at St. Francis College, N.Y., where he helped lead them to a conference best re-cord over a four year period. Prior to that, Biscaldi, served

as an assistant coach at Bloomfi eld College and helped guide them to their fi rst conference tournament as an NCAA Divi-sion II program. He was an assistant at Fairleigh Dickinson University when the Knights beat Long Island University in the Northeast Conference Tournament to earn a berth in the 1998 NCAA Division I Tournament, where they played the University of Connecticut to an 11-point loss. Biscaldi also served as an assistant at Gettysburg Col-lege, where he helped lead them to there fi rst NCAA Divi-sion III Tournament. He began his coaching career at Rowan University, where they went to the Sweet 16 and two Final Fours, and were ranked number-one in Division III on three occasions. Biscaldi has coached a countless number of All-Confer-ence and All-American players, including several who have played or are still playing in various places overseas.

Former King’s College standout John Soboleski enters his second season on the Wilkes men’s basketball staff. Soboleski is involved in all facets of the Colonel bas-ketball program with an emphasis in working with the post players. “I feel very comfortable having John working side by side with me in all aspects of the program,” Rickrode said. “He has a very bright future in this profession.” Soboleski was a fi rst-team all-Freedom Conference per-former for King’s, averaging a team-high 16.1 points, 7.8 rebounds while hitting 61.6 percent from the fi eld his senior season. Not only was he the team’s best shooter, he led the team in blocks with 53. The Hanover native led the Freedom Conference in scor-

ing in league games with 18.6 as well as fi eld goal percent-age, hitting 67.5 percent from the fi eld and blocks per game with 2.08. “Obviously John was an outstanding player in our con-ference, but more importantly I was always overly impressed with his demeanor and attitude. He is the kind of young man that demands great respect and our players respond well to him,” Rickrode said.

Neil

BiscaldiBiscaldiAssistant Coach 3rd Season .

John

SoboleskiSoboleskiAssistant Coach 2nd Season .


Paul

BurkeBurkeAssistant Coach 1st Season .

Jeremy

KableKableStudent Assistant Coach 1st Season .

Paul Burke brings 18 years of coaching experience to the Wilkes staff, including seven as an assistant at Dickinson College from 2001-2008. There, he played a major role in all phases of the program including recruiting, compliance, scouting, scheduling as well as practice and game preparation. Not only did he spend his time with the men’s basketball program, but he served as the head women’s golf coach at Dickinson in 2007 and 2008. Prior to his time at Dickinson College, Burke was an

assistant coach at Annville-Cleona High School in Annville, Pa. There, he assisted in all phases of running a high school and junior high school basketball program which was comprised of six assistant coaches and 60 student athletes. Before Burke entered the coaching ranks, he was a Network Operations Manager for Verizon Communications for 30 years where he managed 150 employees that were responsible for maintaining the voice and data communications for 850,000 customers in Pennsylvania.

Jeremy Kable played basketball for three years at Wilkes University from 2004-2007. During his three years as a Colonel, Kable averaged just over seven points per contest, highlighted by averaging 10 points and over two rebounds his junior season while leading the team in three-point baskets with 61. He appeared in 68 games throughout his career, start-ing in 16 in his fi nal season. Kable hit 112 three-pointers in his career, and participated on Wilkes teams that were over .500 all three seasons. Unfortunately, Jeremy’s career was cut short by a knee injury following his junior season. He will graduate in May with a degree in criminal justice.


Greg

ColucciColucciSophomore Guard 6-0 179 Brick, N.J. (Monsignor Donovan).. . .

14AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in three games in his fi rst season with the Colonels...Scored his only basket of the sea-son at PSU-Hazleton where he was 1-for-1 from the fi eld.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year letterwinner at Monsi-gnor Donovan High School where he started every game, averaging fi ve points and one rebound per contest...As a junior helped lead his team to a 17-12 record as well as a 22-5 mark as a senior...In his fi nal season, the Griffi ns were division champions and advanced to the conference fi nals...Played AAU where he averaged 13 points, two assists and one steal per game...Set the three-point record in a season with 82, averaging 3.3 a game...Was named to the All-De-fensive fi rst team.

PERSONAL: Gregory Colucci was born Oct. 14, 1989 in Mineola, N.Y...Is the son of Enza and Greg Colucci of Brick, N.J...Major is business.

Colucci’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG08-09 3-0 8-2.7 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0-1 0.3 0 0 0 0 2-0.7Totals 3-0 8-2.7 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0-1 0.3 0 0 0 0 2-0.7

Career HighsPoints.................................. 2 at PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08)Field Goals .............................1 PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08)Field Goal Attempts ....................1 PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08) 3 Pointers .........................................................................03 Pointers Attempted ..............1 PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08)Free Throws .....................................................................0Free Throws Attempted ....................................................0Offensive Rebounds .................. 1 PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08)Defensive Rebounds ........................................................0Total Rebounds ......................1 PSU-Hazleton (12/19/08) Assists ..............................................................................0Blocks ..............................................................................0Steals ................................................................................0


DeRojas’ Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG07-08 25-13 756-30.2 123-273 .451 62-158 .392 47-58 .810 0-56-56 2.2 48 46 2 34 355-14.208-09 25-25 884-35.4 136-329 .413 63-166 .380 94-106 .887 5-58-63 2.5 54 53 0 26 429-17.2totals 50-38 1640-32.8 259-602 .430 125-324 .386 141-164 .860 5-114-119 2.4 102 99 2 60 784-15.7

Career HighsPoints..........................................37 vs. Alvernia (2/14/09)Field Goals ...................11 (x2) last vs. Alvernia (2/14/08)Field Goal Attempts ........... 23 vs. Elizabethtown (1/3/09)3 Pointers .................7 (x2) last vs. vs. Alvernia (2/14/09)3 Pointers Attempted ........... 15 vs. Elizabethown (1/3/09)Free Throws ....................12 at Delaware Valley (1/12/09)Free Throws Attempted ...12 at Delaware Valley (1/12/09)Off. Rebounds .. 1 (5x) last vs. Delaware Valley (2-23-09)Defensive Rebounds ........6 (2x) last vs. Ramapo (1/4/09)Total Rebounds ................6 (2x) last vs. Ramapo (1/4/09)Assists ..................6 (2x) last vs. Penn College (11/18/08)Blocks ................................ 1 (x2) last at Kean (12/19/07)Steals ...................................4 vs. FDU-Florham (1/30/08)

AS A SOPHOMORE: Started his second season where he left off as he led the team in scoring with 429 points, aver-aging 17.2 points per contest, which was also third-best in the conference...Was one of the Freedom’s biggest outside threats as he hit 63 three-pointers, which was second-best in the Freedom conference...Made the most of every oppor-tunity, hitting a Freedom-best 88 percent of his free throws (94-106) and averaged more minutes (35.3) than any other player in the conference...Poured in a career-high 37 points against Alvernia on Valentines Day, hitting 11-of-18 shots from the fi eld, seven of which were three-pointers...his 11 fi eld goals and seven three’s tied career highs...Hit double-fi gures in scoring in all but six games and tallied 10 games in which he surpassed the 20-point barrier...

AS A FRESHMAN: Was second on the team in scoring in his fi rst collegiate basketball season, averaging 14.2 points per contest...Was named the Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year...Was one of three Colonel players to average in double fi gures...Tallied one of the team’s best shooting percentages, hitting 45.1 percent from the fi eld, including a team-best 39.2 percent from beyond the three-point line...Led the team in three’s with 62 and was third in free throw shooting, hitting 81 percent from the charity stripe...Scored a career-high 33 points in the second game of his career, hitting 11-of-17 shots from the fi eld as well as 7-of-13 three-pointers...Scored 20-or-more points six times, including three consecutive 26-point performances...Drained at least one three-pointer in all but three games.

PERSONAL: Chris DeRojas was born Oct. 22, 1988 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa...Is the son of Alma and Juan DeRojas of Kingston, Pa...Major is business administration.

Chris

DeRojasDeRojasJunior Guard 5-8 160 Dallas, Pa. (Bishop )’Reilly HS).. . .

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AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in all but one game, averag-ing 9.4 minutes per contest...Scored 76 points, averaging 3.6 per game and dished out 22 assists...Scored a career-high 12 points at PSU Hazleton for his only double-digit contest of the season...Scored eight points while dishing out a career-high fi ve assists against Delaware Valley at home.

HIGH SCHOOL: Garnering three letters at Great Valley High School in Malvern, Pa., where he was a three-year starter...Scored 967 career points, averaging 15 a game his senior season while dishing out four assists per contest...In his fi nal season, shot 83 percent from the free throw line, in-cluding setting the school record for consecutive makes with 37...Team captain his senior season, where he was named fi rst team all-Area as well as fi rst team All-Chestmont...As a junior, he was named fi rst team All-Southern County League as well as second team all-Area.

PERSONAL: Michael Donatoni was born July 19, 1990 in Philadelphia, Pa...Is the son of Diane and Don Donatoni of Malvern, Pa...Major is accounting.

Career HighsPoints................................ 12 at PSU Hazelton (12/19/08)Field Goals ......................... 5 at PSU Hazelton (12/19/08)Field Goal Attempts ................8 vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)3 Pointers ..........2 (x3) last vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)3 Pointers Attempted ...... 3 (x3) last vs. De. Val. (1/13/09)Free Throws ......................4 (x2) last vs. King’s (1/29/09)Free Throws Attempted .....4 (x2) last vs. King’s (1/29/09)Offensive Rebounds .........1 (x3) last at Leb. Val. (2/21/0709)Defensive Rebounds .......... 2 at PSU Hazelton (12/19/08)Total Rebounds .................. 3 at PSU Hazelton (12/19/08)Assists ............................. 5 vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)Blocks ..............................................................................0Steals .................................... 3 at Susquehanna (11/29/08)

Mike

DonatoniDonatoniSophomore Guard 5-7 147 Malvern, Pa. (Great Valley).. . .

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Donatoni’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG08-09 25-0 235-9.4 24-61 .393 10-31 .323 18-27 .667 3-8-11 0.4 22 16 0 11 76-3.0Totals 25-0 235-9.4 24-61 .393 10-31 .323 18-27 .667 3-8-11 0.4 22 16 0 11 76-3.0


Gabriel’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG06-07 23-7 451-19.6 61-145 .421 11-33 .333 70-95 .737 32-53-85 3.7 13 52 5 14 203-8.807-08 25-0 408-16.3 48-117 .410 5-24 .208 41-58 .707 17-76-93 3.7 15 57 8 19 142-5.708-09 26-2 420-16.2 47-107 .439 1-6 .167 47-69 .681 43-70-113 4.3 23 53 14 11 142-5.5Totals 74-9 1279-17.3 156-369 .423 17-63 .270 158-222 .712 92-199-291 3.9 51 162 27 44 487-6.6

Career HighsPoints................................17 (x2) vs. Lycoming (1/31/07)Field Goals ...........6 (2x) last vs. Penn College (11/18/08)Field Goal Attempts ..........14 vs. FDU-Florham (1/24/07)3 Pointers ......................................... 3 at King’s (1/10/07)3 Pointers Attempted ........................ 5 at King’s (1/10/07)Free Throws ...................9 vs. PSU Harrisburg (12/16/06)Free Throws Attempted ............12 vs. Del. Valley (2/23/09)Offensive Rebounds ............. 5 at Susquehanna (11/29/08)Defensive Rebounds ............... 7 (x2) at Del Val (1/26/08)Total Rebounds ............................. 11 at Del Val (1/26/08)Assists ..........................................4 vs. Alvernia (2/14/09)Blocks ............................................. 3 at Eastern (1/24/09)Steals ............................... 3 (x2) vs. Misericordia (1/6/08)

AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in all 23 games, starting seven of the last eight contests...Averaged 8.8 points per game, including a career-high 17 at home against Lycom-ing College...Scored 10-or-more points nine times, includ-ing four consecutive games...In his fi rst collegiate game he scored 12 points on 4-of-5 shooting and 4-of-7 from the free throw line...Was fourth on the team in rebounding with 3.7 per contest and had at least one rebound in all but one game...Had a season-high nine rebounds against FDU-Florham and eight against PSU Harrisburg...Shot 42.1 percent from the fi eld and hit 11-of-33 three-pointers for 33 percent...Was one of the team’s best free-throw shooters, hitting 73.7 percent.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Saw action in all 25 games, scoring 5.7 points and 3.7 rebounds per game...Played at least 10 minutes in all but two games, scoring 142 points in a total of 408 minutes of action...Put in a season-high 11 points in the fi rst three-straight games where he shot better than 50 percent during that span...Pulled down a career-high 11 re-bounds against Delaware Valley and had at least one rebound in all but two contests.

AS A JUNIOR: Appeared in 26 games, starting two where he averaged 5.5 points and 4.3 rebounds a game which was third-best on the team...Scored in double-fi gures seven dif-ferent times, including three-straight games...Scored a sea-son-high 14 points and tied a career-high with six fi eld goals made against Penn College in his fi rst start of the season.

PERSONAL: Anthony Gabriel was born Oct. 28, 1987 in Mechanicsburg, Pa...Is the son of Pam and Joseph Gabriel of Mechanicsburg...Major is business.

Anthony

GabrielGabrielSenior Forward 6-5 227 Mechanicsburg, Pa. (Trinity).. . .

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Gulla’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG06-07 23-0 429-18.7 28-67 .418 4-20 .200 51-79 .646 12-41-53 2.3 51 50 3 21 111-4.807-08 25-14 660-26.4 46-105 .438 11-32 .344 47-74 .635 19-68-87 3.5 34 47 2 15 150-6.008-09 26-23 652-25.1 44-109 .404 14-47 .298 25-55 .401 22-55-77 3.0 42 52 2 31 129-5.0Totals 74-37 1741-23.5 118-281 .420 29-99 .293 125-208 .601 53-164-217 2.9 127 149 7 67 390-5.3

Career HighsPoints................................ 19 vs. Susquehanna (11/28/07)Field Goals ......................... 5 vs. Susquehanna (11/28/07)Field Goal Attempts ...................... 9 at Alvernia (1/17/09)3 Pointers ........................... 3 at PSU Hazelton (12/19/08)3 Pointers Attempted ........4 (6x) last at DeSales (2/25/09)Free Throws ................7 (x2) vs. Susquehanna (11/28/07)Free Throws Attempted .....11 vs. Susquehanna (11/28/07)Offensive Rebounds ............4 vs. FDU-Florham (1/10/09)Defensive Rebounds ................ 12 vs. Keystone (12/7/07)Total Rebounds ........................ 12 vs. Keystone (12/7/07)Assists ...............................8 at Delaware Valley (1/12/09)Blocks ...............1 (x7) last vs. Delaware Valley (2/23/09)Steals ............................................... 5 vs. Kean (12/19/06)

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 23 games in his fi rst col-legiate season, averaging 4.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game...Was third on the team in assists with 51, picking up three-or-more assists on 10 different occasions...Scored a season-high 12 points in a road game against Ur-sinus where he shot 4-of-5 from the fi eld and 2-of-2 from beyond the three-point line...Despite not starting a game, he played at least 10 minutes of every game.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in all 25 games, start-ing 14 averaging 6.0 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game...Scored a career-high 19 points at home against Susquehanna where he played all 40 minutes...Was 5-of-8 from the fi eld, including 2-of-3 from beyond the three-point line...Pulled down seven rebounds with two assists...Scored 10-or-more points in six different games and scored at least one point in all but three games...Shot 43.8 percent from the fi eld and hit 11-of-32 three-pointers for 34.4 percent.

AS A JUNIOR: Started 23 of the 26 games he appeared in where he averaged fi ve points and dished out 42 assists...At-tempted a career-high nine fi eld goals at Alvernia and tied a high with four three-pointers taken at DeSales...Also tallied career highs in offensive rebounds (4) , assists (8) and tied his blocks record with one.

PERSONAL: Chris Gulla was born March 21, 1988 in Bel-leville, N.J...Is the son of Karen and Jim Gulla of Berlin, N.J...Major is business.

Chris

GullaGullaSenior Guard 6-1 188 Berlin, N.J. (Eastern Regional).. . .

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AS A FRESHMAN: Started 14 of the 25 games he ap-peared in...Scored 113 points, averaging 4.5 per game and pulled down 4.1 rebounds per contest...Scored 10-or-more points on three different occasions including 15 on two dif-ferent occasions for a career high...Pulled down 11 rebounds at Susquehanna, seven of which were offensive...One of his best games of the season came against Delaware Valley at home where he scored 15 points and pulled down eight re-bounds and was 3-of-4 from the line in a Colonel win.

HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 11.5 points and eight rebounds a game at Red Land High School in Lewisberry, Pa...As a senior, he helped lead the Patriots to a 22-7 record and was named to the Mid Penn All-Stars second team... While at Red Land he was a member of the National Honor Society and garnered two letters in football as well as track and fi eld.

PERSONAL: Kendall Hinze was born June 9, 1990 in Camp Hill, Pa...Is the son of Terri and Daniel Hinze of Lewisberry, Pa...Major is pharmacy.

Hinze’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG08-09 25-14 430-17.2 39-65 .600 0-0 .000 35-57 .614 48-54-102 4.1 12 23 14 13 113-4.5Totals 25-14 430-17.2 39-65 .600 0-0 .000 35-57 .614 48-54-102 4.1 12 23 14 13 113-4.5

Career HighsPoints...............15 (x2) last vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)Field Goals ...................... 6 vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)Field Goal Attempts ............9 vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)3 Pointers .........................................................................03 Pointers Attempted ........................................................0Free Throws ................................... 7 vs. Ramapo (1/4/09)Free Throws Attempted .................. 8 vs. Ramapo (1/4/09)Offensive Rebounds .................. 7 at Susquehanna (11/29/08)Defensive Rebounds ....... 6 vs. Delaware Valley (2/23/09)Total Rebounds .................... 11 at Susquehanna (1/29/08)Assists ............................... 4 vs. Delaware Valley (1/3/09)Blocks .................. 3 (x2) last vs. FDU-Florham (1/10/09)Steals .................................2 (x2) last vs. King’s (1/29/09)

Kendall

HinzeHinzeSophomore Forward 6-5 229 Lewisberry, Pa. (Red Land).. . .

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AS A FRESHMAN: Started two of 26 games where he led the team and the Freedom Conference in blocks with a total of 30 and 1.15 per game...Averaged 3.3 points and 2.7 re-bounds a contest...scored in double-fi gures three times with a career-high 12 coming at Misericordia...Had two games in which he scored 10 points and pulled down seven rebounds, which tied a career-high.

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Pinelands Region-al High School for head coach John Tierney where he scored 481 points, pulled down 373 rebounds while blocking 156 shots...During his time at Pinelands Regional, he tallied 18 double-doubles and two triple-doubles, including a 21-point, 18-rebound and 11-block performance...Was named the most valuable player as a junior and served as co-captain as a ju-nior and senior...Was named the Times-Beacon All-Star as well as Shore Conference B South second team.

PERSONAL: Paul Huch was born March 24, 1990 in Point Pleasant, N.J...Is the son of Beth and Chris Huch of Tuck-eton, N.J...Major is undecided.

Huch’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG08-09 26-2 369-14.2 30-79 .380 9-36 .250 17-26 .654 25-44-69 2.7 19 25 30 13 86-3.3Totals 26-2 369-14.2 30-79 .380 9-36 .250 17-26 .654 25-44-69 2.7 19 25 30 13 86-3.3

Career HighsPoints.....................................12 at Misericordia (2/17/09)Field Goals ............... 4 (x2) last at FDU-Florham (2/7/09)Field Goal Attempts ....................10 at FDU-Florham (2/7/09)3 Pointers ..........2 (x3) last vs. Delaware Valley (1/13/09)3 Pointers Attempted .............. 5 at FDU-Florham (2/7/09)Free Throws ............................7 at Misericordia (2/17/09)Free Throws Attempted ...........8 at Misericordia (2/17/09)Offensive Rebounds ......3 (x3) last at Misericordia (2/17/09)Defensive Rebounds ........ 4 (x7) last vs. Del Val. (2/3/09)Total Rebounds ........ 7 (x3) last at Misericordia (2/17/09) Assists ........................................... 3 at Alvernia (1/17/09)Blocks .......................................... 4 vs. DeSales (1/19/09)Steals ...................................... 4 at FDU-Florham (2/7/09)

Paul

HuchHuchSophomore Forward 6-5 192 Tuckerton, N.J. (Pinelands Reg.).. . .

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Tom

KresgeKresgeSenior Forward 6-5 212 Brodheadsville, Pa. (Pleasant Valley).. . .

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Kresge’s Career StatsYear G-GS MP-AVG FGM-A PCT 3FGM-A PCT FTM-A PCT O-D-REB AVG A T B S PTS-AVG06-07 22-22 738-33.5 116-269 .431 22-68 .324 66-92 .717 57-85-142 6.5 36 48 20 17 320-14.507-08 25-25 819-32.8 135-283 .477 15-52 .288 94-115 .817 60-103-163 6.5 44 41 8 19 379-15.208-09 26-26 876-33.7 157-334 .470 12-44 .273 92-131 .702 89-129-218 8.4 36 63 18 25 418-16.1Totals 73-73 2433-33.3 408-886 .460 49-164 .299 252-338 .746 206-317-523 7.2 116 152 46 61 1117-15.3

Career HighsPoints..................28 (x2) last at Lebanon Valley (2/21/09)Field Goals .......................12 at Lebanon Valley (2/21/09)Field Goal Attempts ......... 21 (x2) last at Leb. Valley (1/24/07)3 Pointers ................................ 3 (x3) vs. King’s (2/13/07)3 Pointers Attempted ...........7 vs. FDU-Florham (1/24/07)Free Throws ......................... 1 at FDU-Florham (2/23/08)Free Throws Attempted ................. 14 vs. Kean (11/21/08)Offensive Rebounds ............... 7 vs. Baptist Bible (1/8/07)Defensive Rebounds ..... 10 (2x) last vs. Eastern (12/6/08)Total Rebounds ...................15 at Manhattanville (1/7/09)Assists ........................... 5 (2x) last vs. Alvernia (2/14/09)Blocks ................................ 3 (2x) last at King’s (12/3/08)Steals ....................3 (6x) last at Lebanon Valley (2/21/09)

AS A FRESHMAN: Led team in scoring and rebounding with 14.5 points and 6.5 boards per contest...Started and appeared in 22 of the team’s 23 games where he played a team-high 738 minutes, averaging 33.5 per event...Was third on the team in three-pointers made with 22 and was sec-ond in blocks with 20...Scored 20 points and pulled down seven rebounds in his fi rst collegiate game against Immacu-lata, where he was 7-of-13 from the fi eld, including 2-of-3 from beyond the three-point line...Repeated that perfor-mance with a 20-point game against Lycoming...Tallied two double-doubles, the fi rst coming against Kean where he put up 14 points and 10 rebounds...Scored 24 points and pulled down 11 rebounds at home against Baptist Bible...Picked up 16 double-digit scoring game and had fi ve games where he scored 20-or-more points...Hit 71.7 percent from the free throw line, knocking down 66-of-92 shots from the charity stripe.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Led team in scoring and rebound-ing for second-straight season, putting up 15.2 points and 6.5 rebounds a game...Was second in shooting percentage among regulars at 47.7 percent, hitting a team-high 135 fi eld goals...Scored a career-high 28 points where he was 8-of-13 from the fi eld and 11-of-12 from the free throw line against FDU-Florham...Played at least 23 minutes in every game and scored fi ve-or-more points in each contest...Put up dou-ble-digit points in all but fi ve games, including three-straight 20-point performances to close out the season...Tallied fi ve double-doubles including two-straight on two different oc-casions.

AS A JUNIOR: Was a second-team All Freedom Confer-ence selection after fi nishing second in the league in re-bounding with 8.4 and sixth in scoring with a 16.1 points per game average...Not only was he second on the team in overall rebounds, but was the conference leader in offensive boards with 3.42 per game and a total of 89 which was 21

more than anybody else in the Freedom. Was a dual threat for the Colonels as he hit 131 three-pointers and was a force inside as well...Hit double fi gures in 23 of 26 games, includ-ing tying a career-high with 28 at Lebanon Valley...Made a career high 12 fi eld goals at Lebanon Valley and tied a career high with fi ve assists at home against Alvernia.

PERSONAL: Tom Kresge was born Sept. 12, 1987 in East Stroudsburg, Pa...Is the son of Laura and Tom Kresge of Brodheadsville, Pa...Major is business.


Steve

BlishBlishFreshman Guard 6-0 183 Monroe Twp., N.J. (Monroe Twp.).. . .

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Tyler

BreznitskyBreznitskyFreshman Guard 5-9 157 Freeland, Pa. (MMI Prep).. . .

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HIGH SCHOOL: Garnered three letters at Monroe Township High School for coach Bob Turco...As a senior he was named to the All-Area fi rst team as well as fi rst team All-GMC...As a junior he was a member of the All-Area honorable mention team and was on the All-Juniors third team...He was a pivotal member of the Falcon squad that received four con-secutive berths to the state tournament...In his fi nal season, Monroe Township advanced to the GMC Final Four...In his three seasons with the team he scored 1,030 points and set the school’s all-time leader in three-point fi eld goals made. PERSONAL: Stephen Blish was born Sept. 17, 1990 in Monroe Twp., N.J...Is the son of Karen Bergson and David Blish of Monroe Twp., N.J...Major is nursing.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year starter and all-conference performer at MMI Prep...Finished his high school career with a school-record 1,900 points and was the fastest to reach the 1,000-point plateau in school history...Averaged over 17 points per game each of his four seasons and saved his best season for last, pouring in an area-best 20 points per contest while dish-ing out four assists to go along with three rebounds per game...Was named the MVP of the Wyoming Valley Conference and was named to the AP All-State team. PERSONAL: Tyler Breznitsky was born April 6, 1991 in Hazleton, Pa...Is the son of Deborah and Joseph Breznitsky of Freeland, Pa...Major is business.


Aaron

DombroskiDombroskiFreshman Guard 6-2 179 Shenandoah, Pa. (Shenandoah).. . .

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Bernard

EdmondsEdmondsFreshman Forward 6-4 288 Exeter, Pa. (Wyoming Area).. . .

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played four seasons for head coach Bill Cuff at Shenandoah Valley High School...Was named fi rst team All-Area as both a junior and senior...Averaged 18.6 points and nine rebounds a game his senior season as well as 16.8 points per contest as a junior...Also garnered four letters in baseball where he was named the the All-Academic team as both a junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Aaron Dombroski was born May 23, 1990 in Pottsville, Pa...Is the son of Sherri and Robert Dombroski of Shenandoah, Pa...Major is nursing.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Wyoming Area High School where he was named the league’s most valuable player after averaging 20.2 points, 12.4 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game his senior season...Did one better his junior year, where he put in 21.2 points per contest...Finished his career fourth on the all-time scoring list and was the only player to reach 1,000 points in three years of action. PERSONAL: Bernard Edmonds was born July 24, 1991 in East Orange, N.J...Is the son of Marissa Dawson and Ernest Edmonds of Exeter, Pa...Major is communication.


Matt

MeierMeierFreshman Guard 5-8 150 Endicott, N.Y. (Seton Catholic).. . .

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Cliff

RichardsonRichardsonFreshman Guard 6-0 197 Bernville, Pa. (Tulpehocken).. . .

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Nic

WilkinsWilkinsFreshman Forward 6-5 215 Dushore, Pa. (Sullivan County).. . .

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HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year letterwinner at Seton Catholic High School where he helped lead the Saints to a 21-4 record his senior season and a STAC East Division championship, Section 4 championship as well as a regional champion-ship...Averaged 12.4 points and 4.1 assists per game and was named to the all-division team as a junior as well as all-con-ference, All-Metro and All-State third team...He was the MVP of the Stop DWI Holiday Classic as well as the NYSPHSAA All-Tournament Team...As a senior he was named to the New York State Class B All-Star team...Scored 761 points and dished out 237 assists while picking up 161 steals.PERSONAL: Matt Meier was born April 16, 1991 in Binghamton, N.Y...Is the son of Mary and Mark Meier of Endicott, N.Y...Major is business

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years at Tulpehocken High School for coach Kevin Quimby where he helped lead the Tro-jans to the district playoffs all four seasons...Averaged 14 points, 7.5 rebounds and six assists per game his senior season...Was named to the Division III and IV All-Star team in 2006...As a sophomore helped the Trojans to a 25-6 record which was the second-most wins in school history. PERSONAL: Cliff Richardson was born June 29, 1991 in Brooklyn, N.Y..Is the son of Lydnie Gilles and Alix Joubert of Bernville, Pa...Undeclared major.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three seasons at Sullivan County High School in Laporte, Pa., where he tallied 13 double-dou-bles while picking up 303 points, 263 rebounds, 47 blocks, 31 steals and 24 assists his senior season...In his fi nal season he led the Griffi ns to a 19-6 record and was named the most valuable player...In his three years with the program, he averaged a double-double...Was honored with the Griffi n Award after his junior season and was named to the all-region fi rst team in soccer in 2008 as well as garnering Defensive Player of the Year honors that same year. PERSONAL: Nic Wilkins was born Feb. 18, 1991 in Sayre, Pa...Is the son of Katrina and Drew Wilkins of Dushore, Pa...Major is environmental engineering.


2009-10 Colonel RostersNUMERICAL

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School1 Chris DeRojas Jr. G 5-8 160 Dallas, Pa./Bishop O’Reilly2 Tyler Breznitsky Fr. G 5-9 157 Freeland, Pa./MMI Prep3 Chris Gulla Sr. G 6-1 188 Berlin, N.J./Eastern Regional4 Mike Donatoni So. G 5-7 147 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley5 Matt Meier Fr. G 5-8 150 Endicott, N.Y./Seton Catholic10 Steve Blish Fr. G 6-0 183 Monroe TownshipN.J./Monroe Township12 Cliff Richardson Fr. G 6-0 197 Bernville, Pa./Tulpehocken14 Greg Colucci So. G 6-0 179 Brick, N.J./Monsignor Donovan20 Anthony Gabriel Sr. F 6-5 227 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Trinity22 Aaron Dombrosky Fr. G/F 6-2 179 Shenandoah, Pa./Shenandoah23 Matt Boyle Fr. F 6-3 195 Shavertown, Pa./Lake Lehman30 Paul Huch So. G/F 6-5 192 Tuckerton, N.J./Pinelands Regional32 Bernard Edmonds Fr. F 6-4 288 Exeter, Pa./Wyoming Area33 Tom Kresge Sr. F 6-5 212 Brodheadsville, Pa/Pleasant Valley34 Kendall Hinze So. F 6-5 229 Lewisberry, Pa./Red Land40 Nic Wilkins Fr. F 6-5 215 Dushore, Pa./Sullivan County

ALPHABETICAL

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School10 Steve Blish Fr. G 6-0 183 Monroe TownshipN.J./Monroe Township23 Matt Boyle Fr. F 6-3 195 Shavertown, Pa./Lake Lehman2 Tyler Breznitsky Fr. G 5-9 157 Freeland, Pa./MMI Prep14 Greg Colucci So. G 6-0 179 Brick, N.J./Monsignor Donovan1 Chris DeRojas Jr. G 5-8 160 Dallas, Pa./Bishop O’Reilly22 Aaron Dombrosky Fr. G/F 6-2 179 Shenandoah, Pa./Shenandoah4 Mike Donatoni So. G 5-7 147 Malvern, Pa./Great Valley32 Bernard Edmonds Fr. F 6-4 288 Exeter, Pa./Wyoming Area20 Anthony Gabriel Sr. F 6-5 227 Mechanicsburg, Pa./Trinity3 Chris Gulla Sr. G 6-1 188 Berlin, N.J./Eastern Regional34 Kendall Hinze So. F 6-5 229 Lewisberry, Pa./Red Land30 Paul Huch So. G/F 6-5 192 Tuckerton, N.J./Pinelands Regional33 Tom Kresge Sr. F 6-5 212 Brodheadsville, Pa/Pleasant Valley5 Matt Meier Fr. G 5-8 150 Endicott, N.Y./Seton Catholic12 Cliff Richardson Fr. G 6-0 197 Bernville, Pa./Tulpehocken40 Nic Wilkins Fr. F 6-5 215 Dushore, Pa./Sullivan County

Head Coach: Jerry RickrodeAssistant Coaches: Neal Biscaldi, Paul Burke, John SoboleskiStudent Assistant: Jeremy Kable


2008-09 Results/Game Highs

OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 15-11 9-5 6-6 0-0CONFERENCE 10-6 5-3 5-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 5-5 4-2 1-3 0-0

DATE OPPONENT SCORE HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/17/08 BAPTIST BIBLE W 100-84 (27)Steve Kline (14)Tom Kresge 11/18/08 PENN COLLEGE W 98-78 (21)Chris DeRojas (10)Steve Kline 11/21/08 KEAN L 68-69 (26)Chris DeRojas (10)Chris Gulla 11/29/08 at Susquehanna University L53-65 (19)Chris DeRojas (11)Kendall Hinze 12/3/08 at King’s* W 80-71 (21)Chris DeRojas (11)Tom Kresge (21)Tom Kresge 12/6/08 EASTERN* W 73-59 (24)Steve Kline (14)Steve Kline 12/19/08 at PSU-Hazelton W 97-73 (20)Tom Kresge (9)Tom Kresge 1/3/09 ELIZABETHTOWN L 69-71 (27)Chris DeRojas (8)Steve Kline (8)Kendall Hinze 1/4/09 RAMAPO W 89-86 (27)Chris DeRojas (9)Steve Kline 01/07/09 at Manhattanville* W 58-49 (18)Tom Kresge (15)Tom Kresge 1/10/09 FDU-FLORHAM* L 80-86 (27)Steve Kline (7)Steve Kline (7)Tom Kresge 01/12/09 at Delaware Valley* Wot 91-81 (24)Tom Kresge (12)Tom Kresge 1/13/09 DELAWARE VALLEY* L 75-81 (20)Chris DeRojas (9)Tom Kresge 1/14/09 MISERICORDIA* W 59-53 (15)Steve Kline (9)Steve Kline 01/17/09 at Alvernia University* L 66-75 (24)Chris DeRojas (12)Tom Kresge 1/19/09 DESALES* L 35-60 (9)Tom Kresge (7)John Defeo 01/24/09 at Eastern* L 58-60 (15)Steve Kline (9)Tom Kresge 1/29/09 KING’S* W 80-72 (20)Tom Kresge (10)Steve Kline

2/4/09 at DeSales* L 50-65 (12)Anthony Gabriel (5)Anthony Gabriel (12)Tom Kresge (5)Paul Huch 2/7/09 at FDU-Florham* W 63-61 (16)Tom Kresge (12)Tom Kresge (16)Chris DeRojas 2/11/09 MANHATTANVILLE* W 54-49 (13)Steve Kline (9)Anthony Gabriel (13)Tom Kresge 2/14/09 ALVERNIA* W 77-63 (37)Chris DeRojas (6)Paul Huch (6)Steve Kline 2/17/09 at Misericordia* W 62-57 (18)Tom Kresge (9)Tom Kresge 2/21/09 at Lebanon Valley L 70-76 (28)Tom Kresge (12)Tom Kresge 2/23/09 DELAWARE VALLEY! W 64-60 (15)Tom Kresge (13)Tom Kresge 2/25/09 at DeSales! L 62-74 (19)Tom Kresge (7)Anthony Gabriel (7)Tom Kresge

* - Conference game! - Freedom Conference Tournament Game


2008-09 Individual StatisticsNo. Player GP-GS Min-Avg FGM-A Pct 3FGM-A Pct FTM-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg01 Chris DeRojas 25-25 884-35.4 136-329 .413 63-166 .380 94-106 .887 5 58 63 2.5 31 0 54 53 0 26 429 17.233 Tom Kresge 26-26 876-33.7 157-334 .470 12-44 .273 92-131 .702 89 129 218 8.4 57 1 36 63 18 25 418 16.124 Steve Kline 25-25 751-30.0 130-257 .506 7-12 .583 73-104 .702 43 134 177 7.1 71 2 68 63 19 13 340 13.620 Anthony Gabriel 26-2 420-16.2 47-107 .439 1-6 .167 47-69 .681 43 70 113 4.3 63 1 23 53 14 11 142 5.503 Chris Gulla 26-23 652-25.1 44-109 .404 14-47 .298 27-55 .491 22 55 77 3.0 62 0 42 52 2 31 129 5.034 Kendall Hinze 25-14 430-17.2 39-65 .600 0-0 .000 35-57 .614 48 54 102 4.1 49 0 12 23 14 13 113 4.530 Paul Huch 26-2 369-14.2 30-79 .380 9-36 .250 17-26 .654 25 44 69 2.7 46 1 19 25 30 13 86 3.304 Michael Donatoni 25-0 235-9.4 24-61 .393 10-31 .323 18-27 .667 3 8 11 0.4 25 0 22 16 0 11 76 3.012 Kyle Ruby 23-3 342-14.9 21-72 .292 12-51 .235 2-3 .667 6 13 19 0.8 38 1 19 22 0 7 56 2.410 Trey Tietz 5-0 25-5.0 4-11 .364 3-8 .375 0-1 .000 0 2 2 0.4 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 2.240 John Defeo 17-10 228-13.4 8-18 .444 0-0 .000 11-17 .647 15 27 42 2.5 16 0 7 10 7 2 27 1.614 Greg Colucci 3-0 8-2.7 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 1 0 1 0.3 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.732 Matt Smyth 4-0 12-3.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 0 1 1 0.3 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0.522 Josh Pstrak 4-0 12-3.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 3 3 0.8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.021 Guy Fasciana 1-0 5-5.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 2.0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0TOTALS 26 5249 642-1447 .444 131-403 .325 416-598 .696 344 667 1011 38.9 464 6 303 391 104 153 1831 70.4Opponents 26 5249 639-1490 .429 146-412 .354 354-506 .700 272 567 839 32.3 516 - 350 324 80 197 1778 68.4

2008-09 Category LeadersPOINTS G Pts Pts/GChris DeRojas 25 429 17.2Tom Kresge 26 418 16.1Steve Kline 25 340 13.6Anthony Gabriel 26 142 5.5Chris Gulla 26 129 5.0

SCORING AVG G Pts Avg/GChris DeRojas 25 429 17.2Tom Kresge 26 418 16.1Steve Kline 25 340 13.6Anthony Gabriel 26 142 5.5Chris Gulla 26 129 5.0

FG PERCENTAGE FG ATT PctKendall Hinze 39 65 .600Steve Kline 130 257 .506Tom Kresge 157 334 .470Anthony Gabriel 47 107 .439Chris DeRojas 136 329 .413

FG ATTEMPTS G Att Att/GTom Kresge 26 334 12.8Chris DeRojas 25 329 13.2Steve Kline 25 257 10.3Chris Gulla 26 109 4.2Anthony Gabriel 26 107 4.1

FG MADE G Made Made/GTom Kresge 26 157 6.0Chris DeRojas 25 136 5.4Steve Kline 25 130 5.2Anthony Gabriel 26 47 1.8Chris Gulla 26 44 1.7

3-PT PERCENTAGE 3FG Att PctSteve Kline 7 12 .583Chris DeRojas 63 166 .380Michael Donatoni 10 31 .323Chris Gulla 14 47 .298Tom Kresge 12 44 .273

3-PT FG ATTEMPTS G Att Att/GChris DeRojas 25 166 6.6Kyle Ruby 23 51 2.2Chris Gulla 26 47 1.8Tom Kresge 26 44 1.7Paul Huch 26 36 1.4

3-PT FGS MADE G Made Made/GChris DeRojas 25 63 2.5Chris Gulla 26 14 0.5Tom Kresge 26 12 0.5Kyle Ruby 23 12 0.5Michael Donatoni 25 10 0.4

FT PERCENTAGE FT ATT PctChris DeRojas 94 106 .887Tom Kresge 92 131 .702Steve Kline 73 104 .702Anthony Gabriel 47 69 .681Michael Donatoni 18 27 .667

FT ATTEMPTS G Att Att/GTom Kresge 26 131 5.0Chris DeRojas 25 106 4.2Steve Kline 25 104 4.2Anthony Gabriel 26 69 2.7Kendall Hinze 25 57 2.3

FT MADE G Made Made/GChris DeRojas 25 94 3.8Tom Kresge 26 92 3.5Steve Kline 25 73 2.9Anthony Gabriel 26 47 1.8Kendall Hinze 25 35 1.4

REBOUNDS G Reb Reb/GTom Kresge 26 218 8.4Steve Kline 25 177 7.1Anthony Gabriel 26 113 4.3Kendall Hinze 25 102 4.1Chris Gulla 26 77 3.0

ASSISTS G No. A/GSteve Kline 25 68 2.7Chris DeRojas 25 54 2.2Chris Gulla 26 42 1.6Tom Kresge 26 36 1.4Anthony Gabriel 26 23 0.9

STEALS G No. S/GChris Gulla 26 31 1.2Chris DeRojas 25 26 1.0Tom Kresge 26 25 1.0Paul Huch 26 13 0.5Kendall Hinze 25 13 0.5

BLOCKS G No. B/GPaul Huch 26 30 1.2Steve Kline 25 19 0.8Tom Kresge 26 18 0.7Anthony Gabriel 26 14 0.5Kendall Hinze 25 14 0.6


2008-09 Game-by-Game StatsOpponent Score FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts-AvgBaptist Bible W 100-84 39-72 .542 6-18 .333 16-18 .889 15 33 48 48.0 14 22 12 8 3 100-100.0Penn College W 98-78 37-67 .552 9-18 .500 15-18 .833 10 25 35 41.5 17 23 13 3 10 98-99.0Kean L(ot) 68-69 15-47 .319 3-12 .250 35-47 .745 9 27 36 39.7 22 8 22 4 8 68-88.7at Susquehanna L 53-65 19-58 .328 2-12 .167 13-29 .448 22 22 44 40.8 17 3 15 1 10 53-79.8at King’s W 80-71 27-52 .519 5-11 .455 21-30 .700 12 28 40 40.6 22 9 18 4 5 80-79.8Eastern W 73-59 20-43 .465 7-14 .500 26-35 .743 14 30 44 41.2 19 6 19 2 4 73-78.7at PSU-Hazelton W 97-73 40-69 .580 13-25 .520 4-7 .571 11 27 38 40.7 13 25 8 2 10 97-81.3Elizabethtown L 69-71 27-63 .429 7-29 .241 8-14 .571 17 27 44 41.1 19 11 17 2 4 69-79.8Ramapo W 89-86 30-56 .536 5-14 .357 24-33 .727 9 34 43 41.3 22 19 24 11 11 89-80.8at Manhattanville W 58-49 17-40 .425 2-9 .222 22-34 .647 10 28 38 41.0 19 6 13 2 7 58-78.5FDU-Florham L 80-86 32-73 .438 3-16 .188 13-22 .591 16 19 35 40.5 19 14 8 7 8 80-78.6at Delaware Valley W(ot) 91-81 29-48 .604 3-8 .375 30-38 .789 10 37 47 41.0 22 18 25 3 4 91-79.7Misericordia W 59-53 21-49 .429 3-12 .250 14-18 .778 10 28 38 40.8 19 10 14 2 6 59-78.1at Alvernia L 66-75 19-59 .322 10-29 .345 18-23 .783 21 22 43 40.9 20 11 16 5 1 66-77.2DeSales L 35-60 12-47 .255 1-14 .071 10-13 .769 12 23 35 40.5 13 5 15 7 2 35-74.4at Eastern L 58-60 23-48 .479 2-11 .182 10-14 .714 14 18 32 40.0 22 6 20 3 7 58-73.4King’s W 80-72 25-51 .490 12-22 .545 18-29 .621 10 24 34 39.6 19 14 8 4 5 80-73.8Delaware Valley L 75-81 29-69 .420 7-16 .438 10-15 .667 16 19 35 39.4 16 16 10 7 4 75-73.8at DeSales L 50-65 22-58 .379 3-18 .167 3-8 .375 10 21 31 38.9 14 7 12 5 7 50-72.6at FDU-Florham W 63-61 26-64 .406 3-17 .176 8-14 .571 17 26 43 39.2 13 6 11 2 9 63-72.1Manhattanville W 54-49 18-41 .439 4-13 .308 14-24 .583 8 22 30 38.7 11 12 15 5 5 54-71.2Alvernia W 77-63 28-53 .528 9-18 .500 12-17 .706 11 25 36 38.6 17 18 15 2 5 77-71.5at Misericordia W 62-57 20-50 .400 3-9 .333 19-28 .679 11 26 37 38.5 15 6 11 4 3 62-71.1at Lebanon Valley L 70-76 31-67 .463 2-10 .200 6-10 .600 20 20 40 38.6 21 9 20 3 12 70-71.0Delaware Valley W 64-60 14-45 .311 2-8 .250 34-44 .773 16 38 54 39.2 22 8 18 4 0 64-70.8at DeSales L 62-74 22-58 .379 5-20 .250 13-16 .813 13 18 31 38.9 17 11 12 2 3 62-70.4TEAM 1831 642-1447 .444 131-403 .325 416-598 .696 344 667 1011 38.9 464 303 391 104 153 1831-70.4Opponents 1778 639-1490 .429 146-412 .354 354-506 .700 272 567 839 32.3 516 350 324 80 197 1778-68.4


POINTSDave Jannuzzi (1996-99, 2000-01) 2132 Jim Nolan (1986-90) 1956 Len Batroney (1950-54) 1629 Mike Barrouk* (1994-98) 1614 Chris Parker (1993-96) 1504 Kendall McNeil (1975-80) 1429 Jack Brabant (1972-76) 1407 George Morgan (1955-58) 1349 Matt LaBuda (1991-93, 94-96) 1327 Mike McCarrie (1977-81) 1325 Dave Plisko (2000-04) 1309 Chad Fabian (1996-2000) 1295 Herb Kemp (1966-70) 1286 Marc Graves (1984-87, 88-89) 1277 Bill Umbach (1967-71) 1266

Career Leaders

POINTS Jim Nolan (1989-90) 608 Dave Jannuzzi (2000-01) 605 Rick Sheaffer (1983-84) 569 Matt LaBuda (1995-96) 569 Dave Jannuzzi (1997-98) 563 Dave Jannuzzi (1998-99) 557 Chris Parker (1995-96) 542 Jim Nolan (1987-88) 527 Matt LaBuda (1994-95) 526 Chad Fabian (1999-2000) 518 George Morgan (1956-57) 512 Jason Turner (1995-96) 503 Chris Parker (1994-95) 502 Mike Barrouk (1997-98) 499 Kendall McNeil (1978-79) 492 Jim Nolan (1988-89) 488 Jason Turner (1994-95) 484 Len Batroney (1952-53) 471 Len Batroney (1953-54) 454 Dave Plisko (2003-04) 451George Morgan (1957-58) 446Mike Barrouk (1996-97) 440Len Batroney (1951-52) 439Richard Davis (1970-71) 438Herb Kemp (1967-68) 434Mike McCarrie (1980-81) 433Harvey Rosen (1961-62) 432Chris DeRojas (2008-09) 429

George Gacha (1956-60) 1235 Jeff Steeber (1984-88) 1221 Joe Natale (1989-93) 1201 John Zapko (1975-79) 1183 Greg Buzinski (1971-75) 1174Ron McIntyre^ (1999-2002) 1145Brian Gryboski (1995-99) 1120Tom Kresge (2006-P) 1117Clarence Ozgo (1971-75) 1110Rick Sheaffer (1981-84) 1102

* First two years at St. John Fisher^ Includes one year at King’s

REBOUNDSHerb Kemp (1966-70) 1005 John Zapko (1975-79) 880 Joe Natale (1989-93) 846 Jack Brabant 1972-76) 805 George Morgan (1955-58) 717 Jeff Steeber (1983-87) 715 Greg Buzinski (1971-75) 707 Dave Kurosky (1969-73) 651 Brian Gryboski (1995-99) 623 Rich Davis (1967-71) 620 Jason Turner (1994-96) 593 Kevin Walker (1978-81) 582 Steve Kline (20005-2009) 578Chris Parker (1992-96) 563 Clarence Ozgo (1971-75) 547 Jay Reimel (1967-71) 540

Single-Season LeadersJeff Steeber (1987-88) 428Chad Fabian (1998-99) 421Tom Kresge (2008-09) 418Dave Jannuzzi (1996-97) 407Bill Umbach (1968-69) 406Eric Lawson (1990-91) 405Jeff Steeber (1986-87) 403Herb Kemp (1968-69) 401Reuben Daniels (1966-67) 400

REBOUNDSHerb Kemp (1967-68) 432 George Morgan (1957-58) 344 John Zapko (1978-79) 344 Jason Turner (1995-96) 337 Dave Kurosky (1971-72) 295 Jason Turner (1994-95) 256 Herb Kemp (1969-70) 240Tom Kresge (2008-09) 228 Joe Natale (1992-93) 226 Rich Davis (1970-71) 219 Joe Natale (1991-92) 219Jack Brabant (1973-74) 215 Jeff Steeber (1987-88) 215 Joe Natale (1990-91) 214 Chris Parker (1994-95) 209 Chris Parker (1995-96) 208Greg Buzinski (1972-73) 207Kevin Walker (1981-82) 205

Rick Sheaffer (1983-84) 205Jack Brabant (1975-76) 202

FIELD GOALSRick Sheaffer (1983-84) 233 Dave Jannuzzi (2000-01) 213 Jim Nolan (1989-90) 208 Jason Turner (1995-96) 201 Kendall McNeil (1978-79) 196 Jim Nolan (1987-88) 196 Matt LaBuda (1994-95) 194 Chris Parker (1995-96) 193 Matt LaBuda (1995-96) 192 Rich Davis (1970-71) 187 Chris Parker (1994-95) 185 Dave Jannuzzi (1997-98) 184 Bill Umbach (1969-70) 182 Dave Jannuzzi (1998-99) 181 Jason Turner (1994-95) 179 Mike Barrouk (1997-98) 179


Individual/Team RecordsINDIVIDUAL RECORDSGAMESSeason: 31, Several PlayersCareer: 116, Brian Gryboski (1995-99)

POINTSGame: 46, Phil Sekerchak vs. Hapur (1948-49)Season: 608, Jim Nolan (1989-90)Career: 2132, Dave Jannuzzi (1996-99, 2000-01)

SCORING AVERAGESeason: 25.0, George Morgan (1956-57)Career: 21.1, Jim Nolan (1986-90)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 18, Bo Ryan vs. Susquehanna (2-11-69) Season: 233, Rick Shaeffer (1983-84)Career: 728, Dave Jannuzzi (1996-99, 2000-01)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 28, Bo Ryan vs. Susquehanna (2-11-69), Chad Fabian vs. Lycoming (1-12-00)Season: 506, Chris Parker (1994-95)Career: 1554, Jim Nolan (1986-90)

THREE-POINTERS MADEGame: 10, Chad Fabian vs. FDU-Madison (1-30-99)Season: 95, Matt LaBuda (1995-96)Career: 251, Dave Jannuzzi (1996-99, 2000-01)

THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTEDGame: 16, Matt LaBuda vs. Marywood (1-6-96), Chad Fabian vs. Lycoming (1-12-2000)Season: 241, Matt LaBuda (1995-96)Career: 632, Chad Fabian (1996-2000)

FREE THROWS MADEGame: 16, Jim Ferris vs. East Stroudsburg (12-8-54)Season: 174, George Morgan (1956-57)Career: 534, Len Batroney (1950-54)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame: 18, Rob McIntyre vs. Drew (1-22-2000)Season: 220, George Morgan (1956-57)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESeason: 91.8, Matt LaBuda (1995-96)

CONS. FREE THROWS MADESeason: 37, Matt LaBuda (1995-96)

REBOUNDSGame: 25, George Morgan vs. Lycoming (12-4-47)Season: 432, Herb Kemp (1967-68)Career: 1005, Herb Kemp (1966-70)

ASSISTSGame: 14, Jay Reimel vs. FDU-Madison (12-1-69)Season: 216, Jay Reimel (1969-70)Career: 628, Jay Reimel (1967-71)

STEALSGame: 8, Chris Parker vs. Drew (2-6-95)Season: 80, Chris Parker (1994-95)Career: 194, Dave Macedo (1992-96)

BLOCKSGame: 12, Evan Walters vs. Marywood (1-3-04)Career: 221, Evan Walters (2002-06)

TEAM RECORDSWINSSeason: 28 (1995-96)

CONSECUTIVE WINSSeason: 19 (1995-96)

LOSSESSeason: 21 (1950-51)

POINTSGame: 140 vs. SUNY-Farmingdale (2-1-01)

MOST POINTS, FIRST HALFGame: 72 vs. Practical Bible (12-2-97)

MOST POINTS, SECOND HALFGame: 74 vs. SUNY-Farmingdale (2-1-01)

SCORING AVERAGESeason: 86.6 (1994-95)

SCORING DEFENSESeason: 62.9 (1981-82)

POINTS ALLOWEDGame: 121 vs. Elizabethtown (12-11-68)

COMBINED POINTSGame: 230, Wilkes 123, Juniata 107 (2OT)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 57 vs. SUNY-Farmingdale (2-1-01)Season: 965 (1994-95)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 109 vs. Marywood (1-7-95)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason: 50.1 (2000-01)

THREE-POINTERS MADEGame: 17 vs. Marywood (1-6-96)Season: 241 (1997-98)

THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTEDGame: 38 vs. Marywood (1-6-96)Season: 657 (1995-96)

FREE THROWS MADEGame: 42 vs. Juniata (2-22-92)Season: 537 (1997-98)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame: 54 vs. Juniata (2-22-92)Season: 723 (1997-98)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESeason: 74.5 (1990-91)

REBOUNDSGame: 75 vs. Marywood (1-8-95)Season: 1390 (1994-95)

BLOCKSGame: 15 vs. Baptist Bible (1-4-02)Season: 161 (2001-02)

ASSISTSGame: 37 vs. SUNY-Farmingdale (2-1-01)Season: 558 (1968-69)

STEALSGame: 26 vs. Practical Bible (12-10-94)Season: 352 (1994-95)


Year Tournament Result1957-58 MAC Lost to Scranton1971-72 MAC Phila. Textile 89 Wilkes 721973-74 MAC Albright 94 Wilkes 681973-74 ECAC Upsala 59 Wilkes 511980-81 MAC Albright 61 Wilkes 561984-85 MAC Lycoming 60 Wilkes 581992-93 MAC Quarters Susquehanna 70 Wilkes 661993-94 MAC Quarters Susquehanna 78 Wilkes 65 ECAC Semis Frostburg St. 67 Wilkes 621994-95 MAC Quarters Wilkes 80 Moravian 69 MAC Semis Wilkes 79 Widener 64 MAC Finals Lebanon Valley 61 Wilkes 56 NCAA 1st Rd. Wilkes 70 Widener 60 NCAA 2nd Rd. Wilkes 88 Goucher 70 NCAA Sweet 16 Wilkes 91 Williams 89 (ot) NCAA Elite 8 Trinity 90 Wilkes 851995-96 MAC Quarters Wilkes 78 Lebanon Valley 68 MAC Semis Wilkes 72 Drew 70 MAC Finals Wilkes 71 Susquehanna 49 NCAA 1st Rd. Wilkes 87 Allentown 72 NCAA 2nd Rd. Wilkes 96 Cabrini 91 (ot) NCAA Sweet 16 Wilkes 64 Buffalo St. 59 NCAA Elite 8 F&M 107 Wilkes 701996-97 MAC Quarters Wilkes 67 Moravian 50 MAC Semis Leb. Valley 85 Wilkes 83 (ot) NCAA 1st Rd. Salisbury St. 101 Wilkes 90

Playoff HistoryYear Tournament Result1997-98 MAC Quarters Wilkes 80 Susquehanna 78 MAC Semis Wilkes 79 Lebanon Valley 69 MAC Finals Wilkes 83 Scranton 75 NCAA 2nd Rd. Wilkes 59 Scranton 57 NCAA Sweet 16 Wilkes 83 Rowan 80 (2ot) NCAA Elite 8 Wilkes 58 Hunter 55 NCAA Semis Hope 81 Wilkes 61 NCAA 3rd Place Williams 105 Wilkes 931998-99 MAC Quarters Wilkes 68 Widener 59 MAC Semis Wilkes 69 Elizabethtown 56 MAC Finals Wilkes 66 Lebanon Valley 51 NCAA 2nd Rd. Wilkes 77 F&M 58 NCAA Sweet 16 Richard Stockton 60 Wilkes 501999-00 MAC Quarters Albright 98 Wilkes 792000-01 Freedom Semis Wilkes 79 King’s 75 Freedom Finals Wilkes 86 Scranton 81 NCAA 2nd Rd. USMMA 100 Wilkes 98 (ot)2001-02 Freedom Semis King’s 89 Wilkes 742003-04 Freedom Semis Wilkes 66 DeSales 50 Freedom Finals Lycoming 78 Wilkes 702004-05 Freedom Semis DeSales 67 Wilkes 632005-06 Freedom Semis Wilkes 68 King’s 61 Freedom Finals Scranton 64 Wilkes 632007-08 Freedom 1st Rd. DeSales 69 Wilkes 532008-09 Freedom 1st Rd. Wilkes 64 Delaware Valley 60 Freedom 2nd Rd. DeSales 74 Wilkes 62


2008-09 - Freedom Conference Chris DeRojas - 2nd team Tom Kresge - 2nd team2007-08 - Freedom Conference Chris DeRojas - Rookie of the Year Tom Kresge - 2nd team2006-07-Freedom Conference Tom Kresge- Rookie of Year2005-06-Freedom Conference Mike Constantine-2nd team Chris Shovlin-2nd team Evan Walters-2nd team2004-05-Freedom Conference John Yanniello-2nd team Chris Shovlin-Rookie of Year2003-04-Freedom Conference Dave Plisko- 1st team2002-03-Freedom Conference Dave Plisko- 1st team2001-02-Freedom Conference Ron McIntyre-1st team2000-01-Freedom Conference Dave Jannuzzi-1st team (MVP) Dave Plisko-Rookie of Year1999-00-Freedom League Chad Fabian-1st team Ron McIntyre-2nd team1998-99-Freedom League Dave Jannuzzi-1st team (MVP) Chad Fabian-2nd team

Honors and Awards

1997-98-Freedom League Dave Jannuzzi-1st team (Co-MVP) Mike Barrouk-2nd team1996-97-Freedom League Mike Barrouk - 1st team Jay Williams-2nd team Dave Jannuzzi-2nd team (Rookie)1995-96-Freedom League Matt LaBuda-1st team Jason Turner-1st team Chris Parker-2nd team1994-95-Freedom League Matt LaBuda-1st Chris Parker-1st Jason Turner-2nd1993-94-Freedom League Chris Patackis-2nd team Jay Turman-2nd team1992-93 Joe Natale- 1st team1989-90 Jim Nolan-1st team1988-89 Marc Graves-1st team Jim Nolan-2nd team1987-88 Jeff Steeber-2nd team1986-87 Marc Graves-2nd team

Jeff Steeber-2nd team1985-86 Dave Zapotocky-2nd team1984-85 Marc Graves-2nd team Eric Jacobs-2nd team1983-84 Rick Schaeffer-1st team1981-82 Kevin Walker-2nd team1980-81 Mike McCarrie-1st team1978-79 John Zapko-1st team Kendall McNeill-2nd team1977-78 John Zapko-2nd team1975-76 Jack Brabant-1st team1974-75 Jack Brabant-2nd team1973-74 Jack Brabant-2nd team Greg Buzinski-2nd team1970-71 Bill Umbach-2nd team1966-67 Reuben Daniels-2nd team

Middle Atlantic Conference All-Stars

ECAC All-Stars

1994-95 Jason Turner - 1st team1995-96 Jason Turner - MVP Matt LaBuda - 1st team Chris Parker - 2nd team1996-97 Mike Barrouk - 2nd team1997-98 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team Brian Gryboski - 3rd team1998-99 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team2000-01 Dave Jannuzzi - MVP 1994-95 Jason Turner - 1st team

1980-81 Mike McCarrie - 2nd team1994-95 Jason Turner, 2nd team Matt LaBuda - 2nd team1995-96 Matt LaBuda - 1st team Jason Turner - 2nd team1996-97 Mike Barrouk - 2nd team1997-98 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team1998-99 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team2000-01 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team

2000-01 - Dave Jannuzzi

NABC Mid-Atlantic Regional

All-American

Jostens Trophy WinnerDivision III

Player of the Year

NABC All-American1995-96 Matt LaBuda - 2nd team1998-99 Dave Jannuzzi - 2nd team2000-01 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team

Basketball Times All-American1998-99 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team2000-01 Dave Jannuzzi - 1st team


Year Won Lost Coach1946-47 7 12 George Ralston1947-48 7 8 1948-49 13 5 1949-50 5 17 1950-51 5 21 1951-52 9 14 1952-53 10 12 1953-54 10 10 1954-55 10 10 1955-56 11 15 Ed Davis1956-57 12 8 1957-58 * 14 7 1958-59 9 11 1959-60 10 11 1960-61 7 14 1961-62 3 17 1962-63 2 20 1963-64 2 17 Jim Ferris1964-65 3 17 1965-66 2 20 Ron Rainey1966-67 6 15 1967-68 12 11 1968-69 13 11 1969-70 14 8 1970-71 13 10 1971-72 * 12 12 Roger Bearde1972-73 13 11 1973-74 *+ 19 6 1974-75 15 9 1975-76 10 14 1976-77 7 15 1977-78 5 18

* MAC Playoffs ^ Freedom Playoffs + ECAC South Playoffs$ MAC Champions @ Freedom Champions # NCAA Playoffs

Coaching Records

George Ralston 9 years 76-109 .411 Jim Atherton 2 years 21-26 .447 Ed Davis 8 years 68-103 .398 Bart Bellairs 2 years 21-27 .438 Jim Ferris 2 years 5-34 .128 Ron Rainey 13 years 135-168 .445 Roger Bearde 8 years 90-100 .473 Ron Righter 2 years 24-24 .500 Jerry Rickrode 17 years 318-130 .709

Year-by-Year ResultsYear Won Lost Coach1978-79 9 15 1979-80 10 13 Ron Righter1980-81 * 14 11 1981-82 13 10 Jim Atherton1982-83 8 15 1983-84 7 16 Bart Bellairs1984-85 * 14 11 1985-86 15 9 Ron Rainey1986-87 14 8 1987-88 9 14 1988-89 7 17 1989-90 12 13 1990-91 8 17 1991-92 10 15 1992-93 * 16 9 Jerry Rickrode1993-94 *+ 20 6 1994-95 @*# 25 5 1995-96 @$# 28 2 1996-97 @*# 20 6 1997-98 @$# 26 5 1998-99 @$# 25 4 1999-00 * 16 9 2000-01 @# 23 3 2001-02 ^ 15 11 2002-03 17 7 2003-04 ^ 18 9 2004-05 ^ 15 10 2005-06 ^ 14 10 2006-07 12 112007-08^ 13 122008-09^ 15 11TOTALS 758 716

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