Men's Basketball Media Guide by Waynesburg University

TABLE OF CONTENTS Intro

Jason Propst

Yearly Leaders

Coaching Records

Series Record

Year-by-Year Results

NAIA Final Four

Quick Facts

16-17 Newcomers

President’s Letter

Coaches

2013-14 Schedule/2012-13 Results

Head Coach Mark Christner

2013-14 Rosters

Assistant Coaches

Review

Preview

2012-13 Season Statistics

2012-13 Superlatives

PAC Overview

PAC Review

PAC Individual Statistics PAC Team Statistics

Season Preview

E.J. Coleman

Scott Blumer/B.J. Durham

Thomas Ellis/Jacob Fleegle

Casey Hope

Kenny Klase

Nate Labishak/Byrum Louco

Team History

Ty Negley/Tim Plansinis

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University Profile

School Records

EDITOR Bobby Fox, ‘04 LAYOUT/COVER DESIGN Creg Milko, ‘16 PHOTOGRAPHY ADM Photography - Darlington Pa.

www.waynesburgsports.com As the Official Web Site of Waynesburg Athletics, www. waynesburgsports.com provides complete and up-to-date information about all 18 of Waynesburg’s varsity athletic teams to both fans and media around the region.

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The 2015-16 Waynesburg Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Waynesburg University Sports Information Office.

TEAM QUICK FACTS Waynesburg University Men’s Basketball Coaching Staff Name Mark Christner Ben Altmeyer Jacob Fleegle Tyler Miller

Position Head Coach Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Student Assistant

Alma Mater Yr at Waynesburg Calvin College ‘99 6th Waynesburg University ‘12 3rd Waynesburg University ‘15 1st

General Information

Location: Waynesburg, Pa. Founded: 1849 Enrollment: 1,530 Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Orange & Black Mascot: Sting Arena: Marisa Fieldhouse Capacity: 1,350 Year Renamed: 1999 All-time Record at MF^: 107-92 (13 years) Conference: Presidents’ Athletic ^ - since renamed in 1999

Basketball Facts

Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: Years as Head Coach: Record at Waynesburg: Years at Waynesburg: 2014-15 Record:

Media Information

Sports Information Director: SID Office Phone: SID Fax: E-mail Address: Waynesburg Website: SID Mailing Address:

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Department of Athletics

Director of Athletics: Assoc. Director of Athletics: Athletics Secretary: Compliance Officer: Faculty Representative:

Mark Christner Calvin, ‘99 39-70 6th year 39-70 6th 18-11; 12-4 PAC Bobby Fox (724) 852-3334 (724) 852-4122 rfox@waynesburg.edu www.waynesburgsports.com 51 West College Street Waynesburg, Pa. 15370

Larry Marshall Pat Bristor Barb Tuggle Mark Christner Richard Krause

Athletics Phone Numbers (724 area code) Athletics Department: Director of Athletics: Men’s Basketball Office:

852-3230 852-3246 852-3466

Senior guard B.J. Durham

PRESIDENT’S LETTER Whether you’re a parent, an athlete, a member of the media or a spirited spectator, I am pleased to welcome you to our Yellow Jacket community and look forward to cheering on the Jackets with you! As a member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), Waynesburg University offers 18 NCAA Division III varsity sports for our hundreds of student-athletes. While the reasons for participation in these sports are many, all of our athletic programs are aimed at helping our student-athletes grow spiritually, intellectually and athletically during their collegiate experience. During the 2014-15 academic year, 110 Waynesburg University student-athletes earned recognition on the PAC fall and spring Academic Honor Rolls. That combined total was the highest of all 10 PAC schools, an impressive achievement that illustrates the caliber of student-athletes at Waynesburg.

President Douglas G. Lee

Also this year, the Yellow jacket men were awarded the PAC All-Sports Trophy for the first time in University history. PAC All-Sports Trophies are awarded annually to the schools that perform the best across the board in league competition. Our goal is to provide our student-athletes with the best possible education and experiences that will prepare them to lead lives of purpose. We actively recruit student-athletes with high academic standards who will pursue excellence in the classroom and community while competing at the highest level in their chosen sport.

Douglas G. Lee President

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On behalf of Waynesburg University students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank you for your interest in our athletic programs. I hope that you enjoy another great year of athletic competition at Waynesburg University!

2015-16 SCHEDULE/2014-15 RESULTS 2015-16 Schedule DATE 11/14/2015 11/20/2015 11/21/2015 11/24/2015 12/2/2015 12/5/2015 12/12/2015 12/19/2015 12/28/2015 12/29/2015 1/2/2016 1/6/2016 1/9/2016 1/13/2016 1/16/2016 1/20/2016 1/23/2016 1/27/2016 1/30/2016 2/3/2016 2/6/2016 2/10/2016 2/13/2016 2/17/2016 2/20/2016

OPPONENT at Muskingum Calvin Alma FROSTBURG STATE at Thomas More* at Grove City* WESTMINSTER* Pitt Greensburg Holiday Inn College Park Classic Holiday Inn College Park Classic WASH. & JEFF.* SAINT VINCENT* at Bethany* at Thiel* CHATHAM* GENEVA* THOMAS MORE* at Westminster* GROVE CITY* at Saint Vincent* at Wash. & Jeff.* THIEL* BETHANY* at Geneva* at Chatham*

LOCATION New Concord, Ohio Delaware, Ohio Delaware, Ohio RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Crestview Hills, Ky. Grove City, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Greensburg, Pa. Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Bethany, W. Va. Greenville, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE New Wilmington, Pa. Grove City, Pa. Latrobe, Pa. Washington, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Beaver Falls, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa.

TIME 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 3 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 1 p.m. TBA TBA 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 8 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

LOCATION RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Marietta, Ohio Grand Rapids, Mich. Grand Rapids, Mich. Frostburg, Md. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Springfield, Ohio Springfield, Ohio Washington, Pa. Latrobe, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE New Wilmington, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Beaver Falls, Pa. Crestview Hills, Ky. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Grove City, Pa RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Greenville, Pa. Bethany, W. Va. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Latrobe, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE

SCORE L 65-70 L 44-96 L 71-89 W 82-78 L 70-85 L 74-84 W 70-55 W 83-63 W 78-47 W 77-69 L 69-72 W 79-74 L 60-71 W 96-64 W 70-63 W 71-50 L 69-81 L 82-92 OT W 81-60 W 69-55 W 66-65 W 83-38 W 64-58 W 78-53 W 70-62 W 53-45 W 70-57 L 66-72 L 55-59

Home games in ALL CAPS, ^ Game played at Great Lake Classic, # PAC Tournament * PAC games

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2014-15 Results

DATE 11/15/2014 11/18/2014 11/21/2014 11/22/2014 11/25/2014 12/3/2014 12/6/2014 12/15/2014 12/20/2014 12/29/2014 12/30/2014 1/3/2015 1/7/2015 1/10/2015 1/12/2015 1/14/2015 1/21/2015 1/24/2015 1/28/2015 1/31/2015 2/4/2015 2/7/2015 2/11/2015 2/14/2015 2/18/2015 2/24/2015 2/26/2015 2/28/2015 3/4/2015

OPPONENT MUSKINGUM at Marietta at Calvin ^ at Alma ^ at Frostburg State THOMAS MORE * GROVE CITY * PITT-GREENSBURG FRANCISCAN at Wittenburg at Wilmington at Washington & Jefferson * at Saint Vincent * BETHANY * at Westminster * THIEL * at Geneva * at Thomas More * WESTMINSTER * at Grove City * SAINT VINCENT * WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON * at Thiel * at Bethany * GENEVA * GROVE CITY # BETHANY # at Saint Vincent # HOOD %

Home games in ALL CAPS, ^ Game played at Calvin Classic, # PAC Tournament % ECAC Tournament * PAC games

2015-16 ROSTERS Numerical Roster NO. 1 2 3 4 5 10 11 13 15 20 21 22 23 25 30 32

NAME D.J. Ritchie Ty Negley Timmy Kaiser Christian Koroly Kendall Paige Clay Carper Avery White Scott Blumer Dylan O’Hara Jon Knab Tim Plansinis Nate Labishak Glen Hoffman Nate Gearhart B.J. Durham Brennan Smith

POS. W G PG G G W G W W W F F W W G W

HEIGHT 6-5 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-4 6-5 6-2 6-3 5-10 6-5

CLASS Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr.

HOMETOWN/H.S. Oakland, Md. / Southern Garrett Waynesburg, Pa. / Waynesburg Central Stroudsburg, Pa. / Stroudsburg Washington, Pa. / Trinity McKees Rocks, Pa. / Our Lady of Sacred Heart Avon, Ohio / Lutheran West Mill Run, Pa. / Connellsville Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny Girard, Ohio / Girard Beaver Falls, Pa. / Beaver County Christian West Mifflin, Pa. / Seton La Salle Munhall, Pa. / Steel Valley Poland, Ohio / Heartland Christian School Huntingdon, Pa. / Huntingdon West Friendship, Md. / Marriotts Ridge New Cumberland, W.Va. / Oak Glen

POS. W W G W W PG W G F G W G F W W G

HEIGHT 6-3 6-2 5-10 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-4 6-0 6-5 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-5 6-5 6-1

CLASS Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr.

HOMETOWN/H.S. Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny Avon, Ohio / Lutheran West West Friendship, Md. / Marriotts Ridge Huntingdon, Pa. / Huntingdon Poland, Ohio / Heartland Christian School Stroudsburg, Pa. / Stroudsburg Beaver Falls, Pa. / Beaver County Christian Washington, Pa. / Trinity Munhall, Pa. / Steel Valley Waynesburg, Pa. / Waynesburg Central Girard, Ohio / Girard McKees Rocks, Pa. / Our Lady of Sacred Heart West Mifflin, Pa. / Seton La Salle Oakland, Md. / Southern Garrett New Cumberland, W.Va. / Oak Glen Mill Run, Pa. / Connellsville

NO. 3 10 30 25 23 3 20 4 22 2 15 5 21 1 32 11

NAME Scott Blumer Clay Carper B.J. Durham Nate Gearhart Glen Hoffman Timmy Kaiser Jon Knab Christian Koroly Nate Labishak Ty Negley Dylan O’Hara Kendall Paige Tim Plansinis D.J. Ritchie Brennan Smith Avery White

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Graduate Assistant: Student Assistant:

Mark Christner (Calvin ‘99 ) Ben Altmeyer (Waynesburg ‘12) Jacob Fleegle (Waynesburg ‘15) Tyler Miller

5th year at Waynesburg 3rd year at Waynesburg 1st year at Waynesburg

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Alphabetical Roster

2015-16 SEASON PREVIEW After leading the Waynesburg University men’s basketball team from ninth place in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) in 2011-12, to a PAC runner-up finish this past winter, the 2014-15 Yellow Jacket senior class has graduated and left one of the finest legacies in recent team history. Despite the loss of the seven-man class that included seven of the team’s top nine scorers, the Jackets have plans to stick around the upper echelon of the conference standings. Much like last year’s team, Waynesburg, which is led by sixth-year head coach Mark Christner, will be led by a sizeable senior class. Five four-year veterans of the program provide tremendous leadership for the squad. Senior forward D.J. Ritchie is also back for his second year with the team after transferring prior to last season.

(6-4) appeared in a combined to appear in 27 games as freshmen. They also competed as jumpers for the Waynesburg University men’s track & field team. While the Jackets have become known for veteran leaders in recent years, Christner and his staff are excited about this year’s freshman class, which features six newcomers from Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The group includes two all-state players and three individuals standing 6-3 or taller. Waynesburg tips off its schedule on Saturday, Nov. 14, with a road trip to Muskingum. Start time is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

Senior point guard B.J. Durham is the team’s leading returner in terms of scoring (10.3 points per game), assists (1.7 assists per game) and steals (1.2 steals per game). He will have plenty of experienced size to feed the ball to in the forms of Ritchie (6-5), senior forward Nate Labishak (6-5) and senior forward Tim Plansinis (64). Ritchie scored 6.5 points per game while appearing in an average of 14.8 minutes over 28 contests. He also pulled down 3.1 rebounds per contest and was one of the team’s top free throw shooters (.829). Labishak, who missed the end of last year with an injury, provides energy, leadership and post production for the Jackets. He averaged 2.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game. Plansinis saw his role with the team expand during his junior campaign. He averaged 1.4 points and 0.8 rebounds over 18 games played.

There are only two Jacket juniors on this year’s team, but both guards are expected to play significant roles this season. Point guard Timmy Kaiser played in 14 games as a sophomore and was another stand-out free throw shooter for the Jackets at 91.7 percent. After not playing last year, Christian Koroly is back with the team for 2015-16. The Washington, Pennsylvania, native was one of Waynesburg’s top bench players during his freshman campaign of 2013-14. That year, Koroly averaged 6.6 points, 2.1 rebounds and 0.9 assists while appearing in all 28 games. Sophomore Kendall Paige and Jon Knabb are all about length and athleticism. Paige (6-3) and Knabb

Senior wing D.J. Ritchie is expected to be a major competitor for starting time after serving as one of Waynesburg’s primary backups in 2014-15.

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Guard Ty Negley, a Waynesburg native, and wing player Scott Blumer complete this year’s senior class.

RETURNER BIOS

# 13 SCOTT BLUMER

Senior |Forward | 6-3 Wexford, Pa. | North Allegheny Marketing

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 9 games ... 0.1 APG, 0.4 RPG ... Season Highs: 1 assist (Washington & Jefferson), 2 rebounds (Westminster) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 6 games ... 1.8 PPG, 0.3 RPG, 1 block ... Season Highs: 6 points (Thomas More), 1 rebound (Thomas More, Geneva), 1 block (Hood) ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 5 games ... 0.8 PPG, 0.2 APG, 0.4 RPG ... Season Highs: 4 points (Franciscan), 1 assists (Franciscan), 2 rebounds (Franciscan) ... High School: Basketball ... Personal Notes: Son of Jane and Jeff Blumer.

#30 B.J. DURHAM

Senior |Guard | 5-10 West Friendship, Md. | Marriots Ridge Psychology 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 28 games (27 starts) ... 10.3 PPG, 1.6 APG, 2.4 RPG, 35 steals, 4 blocks ... Season Highs: 30 points (Calvin), 5 assists (Bethany), 5 rebounds (Marietta, Frostburg State, Thomas More), 5 steals (Bethany), 1 block (four times) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 28 games (3 starts) ... 7.0 PPG, 1.0 APG, 1.6 RPG, 38 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 21 points (Muskingum), 3 assists (Thomas More, Westminster), 6 rebounds (Grove City), 4 steals (Mount Aloysius, Grove City), 1 block (Geneva, Saint Vincent) ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 22 games ... 4.3 PPG, 0.4 APG, 1.0 RPG, 9 steals ... Season Highs: 19 points (Franciscan), 1 assist (nine times), 6 rebounds (Westminster), 2 steals (Westminster, Thiel) ... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket track & field team ... High School: Basketball (letterwinner) ... Football ... Lacrosse ... Personal Notes: Son of Bernard and JoAnne Durham.

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##3 TIMMY KAISER

Junior |Guard | 6-1 Stroundsburg, Pa. | Stroudsburg Sports Management

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 17 games ... 0.5 PPG, 0.3 APG, 0.3 RPG, 1 steal ... Season Highs: 5 points (Washington & Jefferson), 2 assists (Thiel), 3 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson), 1 steal (Washingotn, Jefferson) ... 2013-14: Did not see varsity action ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 14 games ... 1.4 PPG, 1.0 APG, 1.3 RPG, 12 steals ... Season Highs: 8 points (Marietta), 3 assists (Penn State Fayette), 4 rebounds (Marietta), 3 steals (Penn State Altoona) ... High School: Basketball (letter winner), Invited to Aurthur Perrimen All-Star Game, Aurthur Perrimen Award Winner ... Golf ... Track & Field ... MVC Scholar Athlete nominee ... Personal Notes: Son of Don and Annette Kaiser.

RETURNER BIOS

#20 JON KNAB

Sophomore | Wing | 6-4 Beaver Falls, Pa. | Beaver County Christian Middle Level Education (Social Studies,Mathematics) 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 10 games ... 0.4 PPG, 0.7 RPG, 2 steals ... Season Highs: 2 points (Franciscan, Thiel), 2 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson), 2 steals (Franciscan) ... Waynesburg: Member of the Yellow Jacket track & field team ... High School: Basketball (letter winner), WPIAL all-star game participant ... Soccer ... Volleyball ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Son of Bill and Chris Knab.

#4 CHRISTIAN KOROLY Junior | Guard | 6-0 Washington, Pa. | Trinity Biology/Pre Physical Therapy

2014-15: Not an active member of the team ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 10 games ... 0.4 PPG, 0.7 RPG, 2 steals ... Season Highs: 2 points (Franciscan, Thiel), 2 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson), 2 steals (Franciscan) ... Waynesburg: Member of the Yellow Jacket track & field team ... High School: Basketball (letter winner), WPIAL allstar game participant ... Soccer ... Volleyball ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Son of Michael and Mary Lynn Koroly.

#22 NATE LABISHAK 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 21 games ... 2.8 PPG, 1.0 APG, 2.4 RPG, 12 steals, 7 blocks ... Season Highs: 7 points (Pitt-Greensburg, Bethany), 3 assists (Calvin, Westminster, Saint Vincent), 6 rebounds (Franciscan), 3 steals, 2 blocks (Westminster) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 28 games ... 2.5 PPG, 0.8 APG, 2.5 RPG, 13 steals, 17 blocks ... Season Highs: 11 points (Hiram), 3 assists (Westminster), 6 rebounds (Westminster, Hood), 3 steals (Thiel), 2 blocks (Malone, Bethany, Westminster) ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (1 start) ... 2.6 PPG, 0.8 APG, 2.6 RPG, 9 steals, 4 blocks ... Season Highs: 12 points (Saint Vincent), 3 assists (Wells, Franciscan), 6 rebounds Washington & Jefferson), Steals: 3 (Saint Vincent), 2 blocks (Wells) ... High School: Basketball (3 letters), multi-time team captain, leading scorer and rebounder senior season, team MVP as a senior ... Football ... Volleyball ... Personal Notes: Son of Neil and Bobbi Jo Gearhart.

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Senior | Forward | 6-6 Munhall, Pa. | Steel Valley Sports Management

RETURNER BIOS

#2 TY NEGLEY

Senior|Guard | 6-1 Waynesburg, Pa. | Waynesburg Central Criminal Justice 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 10 games ... 0.5 PPG, 0.1 APG, 0.5 RPG, 2 steals ... Season Highs: 3 points (Washington & Jefferson), 1 assist (Washington & Jefferson), 1 rebound (five times), 2 steals (Westminster) ,,, 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 4 games ... 1.3 PPG, 0.3 APG, 0.5 RPG ... Season Highs: 5 points (Saint Vincent), 1 assist (Saint Vincent), 2 rebounds (Hood) ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 4 games ... 0.3 APG, 0.3 RPG, 2 steals ... Season Highs: 1 assist (Washington & Jefferson), 2 rebounds (Franciscan), 2 steals (Franciscan) ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), three-time Greenesports.net Player of the Week, third-team all-district ... Football ... Three years on high honor roll, Observer-Reporter Athlete of the Week, Kevin Brown Scholarship winner, Social Society ... Personal Notes: Son of Tony and Diana Negley.

#5 KENDALL PAIGE

Sophomore | Guard | 6-3 McKees Rocks, Pa. | Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Finance 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 18 games ... 0.7 PPG, 0.4 APG, 1.4 RPG, 1 steal, 1 block ... Season Highs: 4 points (Washington & Jefferson), 2 assists (Bethany), 6 rebounds (Bethany), 1 steal (Bethany), 1 block (Thiel) ... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket track & field team ... High School: Basketball (3 letters) ... Volleyball ... Personal Notes: Son of Paul Paige and Karen Buchko.

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#40 TIM PLANSINIS

Senior|Forward | 6-4 West Mifflin, Pa. | Seton-LaSalle Forensic Accounting

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 18 games ... 1.4 PPG, 0.1 APG, 0.8 RPG ... Season Highs: 6 points (Washington & Jefferson) ... 1 assist (Pitt-Greensburg, Geneva), 4 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 12 games ... 1.1 PPG, 0.5 APG, 0.8 RPG, 2 steals, 1 block ... Season Highs: 7 points (Hood), 2 assists (Thomas More), 4 rebounds (Hood), 1 steal (Malone, Geneva), 1 block (Saint Vincent) ... PAC Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 4 games ... 1.3 PPG, APG 0.3, RPG 0.5, 1 steal, 1 block ... Season Highs: 3 points (Washington & Jefferson), 1 assist (Franciscan), 2 rebounds (Franciscan), 1 steal (Bethany), 1 block (Franciscan) ... High School: Basketball (3 letters) ... High Honors ... 4.0-plus GPA senior year ... Personal Notes: Son of Daniel and Kathleen Plansinis

RETURNER/NEWCOMER BIOS

#1 DJ RITCHIE

Senior | Wing | 6-5 Oakland, Md. | Southern Garrett Biology/Pre-Physical Therapy 2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 28 games ... 6.3 PPG, 0.5 APG, 3.0 RPG, 16 steals, 3 blocks ... Season Highs: 14 points (Westminster), 2 assists (Franciscan, Thiel, Bethany), 6 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson), 3 steals (Bethany), 1 block (Pitt-Greensburg, Wittenberg, Bethany) ... Prior to Waynesburg: Played basketball for Garrett College, March, 2013 Student-Athlete of the Month ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), 2009 team MVP, Eddie Rogers Tournament MVP and three-point contest winner, 2010 Most Improved Player, 2012 Team Most Outstanding Player, 2012 Cumberland Times News Player of the Year, first-team All-AMAC, first-team All-Area, February 2012 Student Athlete of the Month, 2012 Southern Garrett Athlete of the Year ... Cross country ... Minds in Motion 2009-2012, Terry Colaw Award ... Personal Notes: Son of Dave and Amy Ritchie.

#10 CLAY CARPER Freshman | Wing | 6-2 Avon, Ohio | Lutheran West Communication

#25 NATE GEARHART Freshman | Wing | 6-3 Huntingdon, Pa. | Huntingdon Criminal Justice

High School: Basketball (4 letters) ... Baseball ... Personal Notes: Son of Neil and Bobbi Jo Gearhart

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High School: Basketball (2 letters), first-team all-conference, Chronicle Telegram Player of the Week ... Football ... Track & field ... Honor roll, National Honor Society, Scholar-Athlete award, 4.0 GPA ... Personal Notes: Son of Tad and Ann Carper.

NEWCOMER BIOS

#23 GLEN HOFFMAN

Freshman | Wing | 6-2 Poland, Ohio | Heartland Christian School Athletic Training High School: Basketball (letter winner), honorable mention All-Ohio, first-team all-district, first-team all-county, 1,000-point scorer ... Golf ... Personal Notes: Son of Craig and Lorraine Hoffman.

#15 DYLAN Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;HARA

Freshman | Wing | 6-3 Girard, Ohio | Girard Exploring

High School: Basketball (letter winner), 1,003 career point scorer, Trumbull County Boys Basketball Player of the Year, conference champion, district runner-up ... Personal Notes: Son of Bryan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Hara.

#32 BRENNAN SMITH

Freshman | Wing | 6-5 New Cumberland, W. Va. | Oak Glen Pre-Physical Therapy

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High School: Basketball (4 letters), second-team AA all-state, first-team All-OVAC, first-team all-area by Wheeling Intelligencer ... Two-time National Honors Society, 2015 Ambassador for U.S. District attorney, 2015 student council vice-president ... Personal Notes: Son of Dave and LaDonna Smith.

#11 AVERY WHITE

Freshman | Guard | 6-1 Mill Run, Pa. | Connellsville Sports Management

High School: Basketball (letter winner), Most Potential award, MVP (super sophomore) ... Rotary Club Academic Excellence, National Honors Society. ... Personal Notes: Son of Joel and Tatia White.

HEAD COACH MARK CHRISTNER College Coaching Experience ‘99-’02: Asst. Women’s Coach, Calvin College ‘02-’10: Asst. Men’s Coach, Calvin College ‘10-present: Head Coach, Waynesburg University

Mark Christner returns as head coach of the Waynesburg University men’s basketball team for the 2015-16 season, his sixth year directing the Yellow Jackets. After inheriting a two-win team in 2010, the program rose to register 18 wins during the 2014-15 season, including a 12-4 mark in conference play and an appearance in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) men’s basketball championship game. Christner directed the team to a nine-game win streak at the end of the regular season, extending through the semifinal round of the PAC Tournament. In the tournament, the Yellow Jackets earned victories over Grove City and Bethany, their third triumphs over each team during the 2014-15 campaign. After a 72-66 loss to Saint Vincent in the PAC Championship, Waynesburg ended its year with a berth in the ECAC South Tournament, its second consecutive postseason appearance. Individually, then-seniors Jason Propst and Jacob Fleegle were named to all-conference teams. Propst earned a spot on the All-PAC first-team, while Fleegle enjoyed a second-team nod. Both standout forwards eclipsed the 1,000-career-point threshold as seniors. During the 2013-14 season, the Yellow Jackets made their biggest improvements to that point under Christner by posting a 15-12 overall mark and a program-record nine wins in PAC action (9-7). As a result, Christner was honored as the PAC Men’s Basketball Coach of the Year. Waynesburg enjoyed a six-game win streak, its longest since the 2002-03 season, and the Orange and Black swept conference rival W&J for the first time since 2003-04.The 2-0 mark against the Presidents was the first time the Jackets swept any conference foe since 2006-07. Waynesburg went on to duplicate the feat against Grove City and Thiel, before ending the season with one of its biggest wins in recent years. The Jackets upended the two-time defending PAC champions from Saint Vincent 68-62 in the final game of the regular season.

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Christner’s Jackets continued their hot play into the postseason, where they both hosted and won their first PAC quarterfinal playoff game since 2005-06. Waynesburg defeated W&J, 62-58. The Jackets also qualified for an Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) tournament for the first time in 16 years with a berth in the ECAC Southwest Tournament.

In 2012-13, the Yellow Jackets went 10-17 overall and 4-12 in PAC play, earning double-digit wins for the first time under Christner. Arguably the biggest victory of the season came on Saturday, Jan. 19, when the Jackets beat traditional PAC powerhouse Bethany 67-64. That triumph snapped a 22-game losing streak to the Bison. Waynesburg also received its highest individual accolades since the 2007-08 season when sophomore forward Jason Propst was honored as a second-team All-PAC pick. The biggest highlight of the 2011-12 season was a 69-57 win over Washington & Jefferson. With the win, Waynesburg snapped an 18-game PAC losing streak, and beat the Presidents for the first time since the 2004-05 season, a span of 14 games. The 2012 postseason featured another big win for the Jackets, a 63-57 victory over Westminster in the preliminary round of the PAC Tournament. Christner earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1999 from Calvin, where he majored in history and minored in physical education with an emphasis in coaching. He went on to earn a Master of Arts degree in physical education with a pedagogy emphasis in 2005 from Western Michigan University. Christner serves as Waynesburg’s compliance officer to the NCAA and is married to his wife, Sara. They have a son Leo and two daughters, Elin and Nora.

COACHING STAFF

BEN ALTMEYER Assistant Coach

Head coach Mark Christner and the Waynesburg University men’s basketball program announced the hiring of former Yellow Jacket guard Ben Altmeyer to the team’s coaching staff prior to the 2013-14 season. Altmeyer, a 2012 graduate of Waynesburg University, was a former All-PAC point guard, receiving honorable mention accolades after the 2009-10 season. The Pittsburgh native started all 24 games he appeared in during the 2009-10 season.He averaged 8.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.6 steals per game in his initial season with the Jackets.

He led the team in assists, field goal and free throw makes that season. For his career, Altmeyer appeared in 39 games, 35 of which were starts. He finished his Waynesburg career by shooting 44 percent from the field and tallying 39 three-point field goals during that span. Altmeyer’s coaching duties include recruiting, directing film exchange with opponents and individual player development.

JACOB FLEEGLE Graduate Assistant

Known primarily for his exploits on the basketball court, Fleegle started 102 of the 110 games in which he appeared in a Yellow Jacket uniform. After starting 17-of-25 contests as a freshman, the Jennerstown, Pennsylvania, native never left Waynesburg’s starting five over four standout years. Fleegle cemented his spot in program history during the 201415 campaign, when he became the 33rd 1,000-point scorer in Waynesburg men’s basketball history. He was also honored as a Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Player of the Week and named second-team All-PAC.

Fleegle tallied 1,070 points, 438 rebounds, 50 blocks, 171 assists and 86 steals as a Jacket. He was especially proficient at the free throw line, where he ended his collegiate career with a .797 shooting percentage. Fleegle shined in the classroom, where he was a three-time member of the PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll and an eightsemester member of the Waynesburg University Dean’s List. He has also been lauded as a member of the 2015 Capital One NCAA Division III Academic All-District IV Men’s Basketball Team and represented Waynesburg at the second annual Presidents’ Athletic Conference’s (PAC) Scholar-Athlete of the Year Banquet in the spring of 2015. He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Education with an Athletic Administration/Coaching concentration at Waynesburg.

TYLER MILLER

Student Assistant

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Following four years as a standout student-athlete at Waynesburg University, Jacob Fleegle decided to stay on campus as a graduate assistant with the men’s basketball team, as well as the men’s and women’s golf squads. Fleegle graduated from Waynesburg in the spring of 2015 with degrees in Secondary Education/Social Studies and Political Science.

2014-15 STATISTICS 2014-15 Overall Season Statistics Record: 18-11, Home 11-3, Away 6-7, Neutral 1-1 No. Player

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA

PCT OFF DEF

01 DJ Ritchie

29-0 14.6

62-153 .405 25-77

.325 34-41

.829 26

02 Ty Negley

10-0

2.7

1-6

.200

.375 0

03 Timmy Kaiser

18-0

2.9

3-8

.333 2-4

.500 0

04 Casey Hope

29-1 15.6

.273 25-33

.758 6

.000

.200 9

18 27-1.4

05 Kendall Paige

19-0

10 Jacob Fleegle

29-29 24.9

6.8

.167 1-5

.375 1-3

18-56 .321 6-22 7-16

.438 0-2

105-258 .407 25-82

3-8

1-5

.305 64-73 .877 34 80

11 Jordan Vargas

1-0

2.0

0-1

.000 0-1

.000

0-0

.000 0

13 Scott Blumer

9-0

2.3

0-5

.000 0-5

.000

0-0

.000 0

15 Kenny Klase

29-29 24.0

90-207 .435 18-54

.333 57-75

20 Jon Knab

10-0

2.2

2-7

.286 0-3

.000

21 Tim Plansinis

19-0

5.1

9-11

.818 0-0

.000 8-16

0-0

TOT-AVG

63 89-3.1

PF-FO A

BLK STL PTS-AVG

39-0 14 32

6.3

5 -0.5

2-0

0.6

5-0.3

4-0

0.5

2.3

35-1.2 114-3.9

57-1 40 31 21-0

61-1 57 38

0.8

10.3

0-0.0

0-0

0.0

4-0.1

1-0

0.0 8.8

.760 51 82

133-4.6

53-0 30 34

.000 1

7-0.7

3-0

0.4

16-0

1.4

.500 6

10 16-0.8

22 Nate Labishak

21-0 12.8

6-56

.286 0-0

.000 26-37 .703 11 39 50-2.4

32-1 20 16

2.8

23 Tyler Miller

29-1

40-117 .342 0-1

.000 37-57 .649 56 71

127-4.4

66-1 13 26

4.0

117-4.0

13.9

25 Byrum Louco

29-29 22.0

55-140 .393 7-19

.368 41-63 .651 30 87

30 BJ Durham

29-28 23.2

97-247 .393 60-165

.364 45-60

.750 17 54 71-2.4

46-1 57 41

5.4

50-0 48 38

10.3

32 Thomas Ellis

29-0 17.3

93-188 .495 30-72

.417 30-43 .698 37 67

104-3.6

23-0 24 35

8.5

34 Jason Propst

28-28 25.0

106-263 .403 5-18

.278 91-118 .771 52 77

129-4.6

66-2 51 63

11.0

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40.0

704-1739 .405 178-529 .336 464-633 .733 375 743 1118

541-7 373 386 65 239

70.7

Opponent

40.0

652-1582 .412 184-534 .345 422-626 .674 269 729 998

547

65.9

Score by Periods

1st

2nd

Total

Waynesburg

974

1066

2050

Opponents

820 1070 20

332 436 105 208

1910

2014-15 PAC Season Statistics Record: 12-4, Home 7-1, Away 5-3 No. Player

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA

PCT OFF DEF

TOT-AVG

PF-FO A

BLK STL PTS-AVG

01 DJ Ritchie

17-0

246-14.5 36-92

.391 12-46

.261 23-28

.821 14

50-2.9

23-0

02 Ty Negley

6-0

19-3.2

1-5

.200 1-4

.250 3-8

.375 0

4-0.7

2-0

03 Timmy Kaiser

9-0

25-2.8

3-4

.750 1-1

1.000 2-3

.667 0

5-0.6

2-0

9-1.0

04 Casey Hope

17-1

262-15.4 7-28

.250 2-13

.154 14-20

.700 2

18-1.1

27-0

30-1.8

05 Kendall Paige

14-0

107-7.6

.385 0-2

.000 0-2

.000 7

21-1.5

17-0

10 Jacob Fleegle

17-17 419-24.6 66-152

.434 19-51

.373 34-39

,872 20

65-3.8

38-0

1-0 7-0

15 Kenny Klase

2.0

.000 0

0-0

.000 0-0

.000 0

4-0.6

1-0

17-17 408-24.0 65-127

.512 12-33

.364 31-44

.705 35

87-5.1

28-0

20 Jon Knab

7-0

13-1.9

1-3

.333 0-1

.000 0-0

.000 1

6-0.9

1-0

21 Tim Plansinis

11-0

44-4.0

4-5

.800 0-0

.000 0-2

.000 3

8-0.7

6-0

8-0.7

22 Nate Labishak

12-0

146-12.2 7-25

.280 0-0

.000 15-20

.750 4

25-2.1

17-0

29-2.4

23 Tyler Miller

17-0

235-13.8 29-71

.408 0-0

.000 23-36

.639 33

80-4.7

35-0

81-4.8

25 Byrum Louco

17-17 371-21.8 25-63

.397 4-8

.500 21-31

.677 12

63-3.7

25-0

75-4.4

30 BJ Durham

17-16 396-23.3 53-150

.353 31-100

.310 27-36

.750 8

40-2.4

29-0

164-9.6

32 Thomas Ellis

17-0

.542 21-51

.412 21-30

.700 26

71-4.2

13-0

170-10.0

34 Jason Propst

17-17 423-24.9 69-158

.437 2-11

.182 48-61

.787 33

78-4.6

47-2

188-11.1

0-4

291-17.1 64-118

.000 0-1

.000

0-0

0-0.0

10-0.7 185-10.9

.000 0-4

18-2.6

0-1

6-1.0

0.0 0.0 173-10.2 2-0.3

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40.0

435-1019 .427 105-326 .322 262-360 .728 216 453 669-39.4 311-2 230 230 43 141 1237-72.8

Opponent

40.0

366-926 .395 96-290

Score by Periods

1st

2nd

Total

Waynesburg

601

626

1237

Opponents

445 600

1065

.331 237-357 .664 151 406 557-32.8 317-0 173 255 56 120 1065-62.6

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5-13

107-6.3

2014-15 SUPERLATIVES Individual Superlatives Points

3 PT Field Goal Pct. (Min. 3 made)

Rebounds

30 - BJ Durham at Calvin (11/21/14)

1.000 - Jacob Fleegle 3-3 at Grove City (1/31/15)

11 - Jason Propst at Bethany (2/14/15)

23 - Jason Propst vs Alma (11/22/14)

1.000 - Jacob Fleegle 3-3 vs Bethany (1/10/15) 1.000 - Thomas Ellis 3-3 at Wittenberg (12/29/14)

11 - Kenny Klase at Thomas More (1/24/15)

21 - Kenny Klase vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) 21 - Byrum Louco at Saint Vincent (2/28/15)

1.000 - DJ Ritchie 3-3 vs Muskingum (11/15/14)

20 - Jacob Fleegle vs. Muskingum (11/15/14)

Field Goals Made 11 - BJ Durham at Calvin (11/21/14) 9 - Byrum Louco at Saint Vincent (2/28/15)

Field Goals Attempts 18 - Jason Propst at Thomas More (1/24/15)

Free Throws Made 11 - Jason Propst vs Alma (11/22/14) 10 - Kenny Klase vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) Free Throws Attempts 11 - Jason Propst vs Alma (11/22/14)

17 - BJ Durham at Calvin (11/21/14)

10 - Jason Propst at Wittenberg (12/29/14)

3 PT Field Goals Made

10 - Kenny Klase vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14)

6 - BJ Durham at Calvin (11/21/14) 3 - 19 tied

3 PT Field Goal Attempts 10 - BJ Durham at Calvin (11/21/14) 9 - BJ Durham vs Hood (3/4/15) 9 - BJ Durham at Thomas More (1/24/15) 9 - BJ Durham at Saint Vincent (1/7/15)

Free Throw Pct. (Min. 6 made) 1.000 (11-11) Jason Propst vs Alma (11/22/14) 1.000 (10-10) Kenny Klase (12/15/14) 1.000 (8-8) DJ Ritchie vs Westminster (1/28/15)

11 - Kenny Klase at Saint Vincent (1/7/15)

Assists 6 - Byrum Louco at Grove City (1/31/15) 5 - BJ Durham vs Bethany (1/10/15) 5 - Jacob Fleegle vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) Steals 5 - BJ Durham vs Bethany (1/10/15) 5 - Byrum Louco vs Francicsan (12/20/14) 5 - Byrum Louco vs Muskingum (11/15/14) Blocked Shots 2 - Jason Propst at Saint Vincent (2/28/15) 2 - Tyler Miller at Thiel (2/11/15) 2 - Jason Propst at Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 2 - 5 others

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Points Highs: Lows:

96 - vs Bethany (1/10/15) 83 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 83 - vs. Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) 82 - at Thomas More (1/24/15) 82 - vs Alma (11/22/14) 44 - at Marietta (11/18/14) 53 - vs Grove City (2/24/15) 55 - vs Hood (3/4/15) 60 - at Saint Vincent (1/7/15) 64 - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) 64 - at Thiel (2/11/15)

3 PT Field Goal Attempts Highs: 28 - at Bethany (2/14/15) 25 - vs Hood (3/4/15) 25 - vs. Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 25 - at Thomas More (1/24/15) Lows: 8 - vs Alma (11/22/14) 11 - at Grove City (2/24/15) 3 PT Field Goal Percentage Highs: .563 (9-16) vs. Grove City (12/6/14) Lows: .176 (3-17) vs. Muskingum (11/15/14)

Field Goals Made Highs: 34 - Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 33 - Bethany (1/10/15) Lows: 10 - at Marietta (11/18/14) 14 - vs Grove City (2/24/15)

Free Throws Made Highs: 32 - vs Alma (11/22/14) 29 - vs Westminster (1/28/15) Lows: 6 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 7 - at Calvin (11/21/14) 7 - vs Hood (3/4/15)

Field Goals Attempts Highs: 81 - at Thomas More (1/24/15) 71 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) Lows: 33 - vs Grove City (2/24/15) 46 - vs Grove City (12/6/14)

Free Throws Attempts Highs: 38 - vs Westminster (1/28/15) 37 - vs Alma (11/22/14) Lows: 10 - at Calvin (11/21/14) 11 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15)

Field Goals Percentage Highs: .565 (26-46) - vs Grove City (12/6/14) .550 (33-60) - vs Bethany (1/10/15) Lows: .265 (13-49) - vs. Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) .300 (18-60) - at Bethany (2/14/15)

Free Throw Percentage Highs: .880 (22-25) vs Bethany (1/10/15) .875 (14-16) vs Bethany (2/26/15) Lows: .500 (11-22) at Saint Vincent (1/7/15) .526 (10-19) at Thiel (2/11/15)

3 PT Field Goals Made Highs: 10 - vs Bethany (2/14/15)

10 - at Grove City (1/31/15) 10 - vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) 10 - at Calvin (11/21/14) Lows: 3 - vs Muskingum (11/15/14) 3 - at Marietta (11/18/14)

Rebounds Highs: 54 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 50 - at Bethany (2/14/15) Lows: 24 - vs Grove City (2/24/15) 25 - vs Saint Vincent (2/4/15) Assists Highs: 23 - at Bethany (2/14/15) 19 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 19 - vs Bethany (1/10/15) Lows: 4 - at Marietta (11/18/14) 7 - vs Geneva (2/18/15) Steals Highs: Lows:

15 - vs. Geneva (1/4/15) 14 - vs. Thiel (2/12/15) 2 - at Bethany (2/14/15) 3 - vs Thomas More (12/3/14) 3 - at Saint Vincent (2/28/15)

Blocked Shots Highs: 6 - vs Westminster (1/28/15) 4 - vs Bethany (2/26/15) 4 - vs Geneva (2/18/15) 4 - at Thiel (2/11/15) 4 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15) 4 - vs Pitt Greensburg (12/15/14) Lows: 0 - at Geneva (1/21/15) 0 - vs Grove City (2/24/15) 0 - vs Hood (3/4/15)

PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), built on the basic belief that an athletic program is an integral part of college life, but not an entity in itself, looks back on sixty years of growth and ahead to years of continued academic and athletic excellence. The league’s name clearly reflects its founding principle that operational control of all aspects of intercollegiate athletics is ultimately the responsibility of the presidents of each member institution, and thus active presidential leadership and oversight is paramount in conference administration. Formally organized in 1955 by Western Reserve University, John Carroll University, Case Institute of Technology, and Wayne State University, the PAC was the result of a realization that college athletics, despite numerous virtues for the individual and the institution, were gradually becoming a financial and academic burden. If athletics were to be continued, action had to be taken to place the program on its proper level. This included the premise that benefits of participation should be provided to as many students as possible. The PAC and its membership continue its original, defining mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Institutions involved understand that the key components to its progress lie in the foundation of faith in each member by each other member. It is the conviction of its membership that the PAC is the solution to the dilemma of intercollegiate athletic competition, and they have staked their athletic future on this premise. Currently comprised of 10 select private institutions – Bethany College, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City College, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington & Jefferson College, Waynesburg University and Westminster College – the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics, with academics at the center of each member’s philosophy. The PAC expanded its membership to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More, formerly a NCAA Division III independent. Saint Vincent, a former NAIA member, joined the conference in 2006 as it began its reclassification to NCAA Division III status. Another former NAIA member, Geneva, became the conference’s ninth member and began league play in 2007 as it started its NCAA Division III reclassification. Chatham became the league’s 10th member, also in 2007. In 2012, the PAC Presidents’ Council voted to add Carnegie Mellon University and Case Western Reserve University as affiliate members in the sport of football beginning with the 2014 season. The PAC crowns league champions and awards all-conference honors in its 21 championship sports. Head coaches determine all-PAC squads for all team sports, while in individual sports, such as cross country and tennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships. In addition to its 21 sponsored championship sports, the PAC partnered with the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) to create the single-sport Ohio River Lacrosse Conferences (ORLC & ORWLC) in 2014, with both kicking off league schedules during the spring of 2015. The PAC, which recently celebrated its 60th anniversary, annually awards its men’s and women’s All-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform best across the board in PAC competition. The Waynesburg men and Grove City women captured the 2014-15 trophies. Staying true to its original mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence, the PAC has seen nearly 200 of its participating student-athletes recognized as Academic All-Americans, while the league has also produced numerous NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the conference named 935 of its student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating student-athletes who earn a term grade-point average of 3.60 or above. During the 2014-15 academic year, nine PAC student-athletes were honored with Capital One Academic All-America honors. Also, the Thomas More women’s basketball program and W&J junior wrestler Nick Carr claimed NCAA Division III national championships in their respective sports.

PAC MEMBERS Chatham

Geneva

Grove City

MEN

WOMEN

1. WAYNESBURG (65.5)

1. Grove City (79)

2. Saint Vincent (62.5)

2. Westminster (74)

3. Grove City (60.0)

3. Thomas More (69)

4. Washington & Jefferson (55.5) 4. Washington & Jefferson (58.5)

St. Vincent

Waynesburg

Thiel

Westminster

*-Football-only members

Thomas More Wash. & Jeff.

Carnegie Mellon *

Case Western Reserve*

5. Westminster (53.5)

5. Saint Vincent (58.0)

6. Thomas More (53.0)

6. Bethany (49.5)

7. Thiel (42.0)

7. WAYNESBURG (48.0)

8. Bethany (41.0)

8. Thiel (42.5)

9. Geneva (28.0)

9. Geneva (39.5) 10. Chatham (14.0)

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2014-15 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STANDINGS

PAC REVIEW 2014-15 Final PAC Standings Saint Vincent!^ Waynesburg Bethany Thomas More Thiel Geneva Grove City Westminster Wash. & Jeff.

PAC PCT. OVERALL 14-2 .875 22-7 12-4 .750 18-11 11-5 .688 18-11 11-5 .688 17-10 9-7 .563 13-13 7-9 .438 10-16 4-12 .250 9-17 3-13 .188 7-20 1-15 .063 2-24

! PAC Regular Season Champion ^ PAC Tournament Champion

All-PAC Team

FIRST TEAM Delonte’ Joyce, Bethany Ethan Adamcyzk, Geneva Sean Kett, Saint Vincent Drew Mumford, Thomas More Jason Propst, Waynesburg SECOND TEAM Mitch Marmelstein, Grove City Pat Jones, Saint Vincent Khari Bess, Thiel Nate McGovney, Thomas More Jacob Fleegle, Waynesburg

PCT. .769 .621 .621 .629 .500 .384 .346 .259 .076

Postseason Results 2013-14 PAC Tournament PLAY-IN GAME - Feb. 18, 2013 #8 Westminster 79, #9 Wash. & Jeff 63 QUARTERFINALS - Feb. 19, 2013 #1 Saint Vincent 87, #8 Westminster 79 #2 Waynesburg 53, #7 Grove City 45 #3 Bethany, 70, #6 Geneva 52 #4 Thomas More 72, #5 Thiel 56 SEMIFINALS - Feb. 21, 2013 #1 Saint Vincent 86, #4 Thomas More 73 #2 Waynesburg 70, #3 Bethany 57 FINALS - Feb. 23, 2013 #1 Saint Vincent 72, #2 Waynesburg 66 NCAA Division III Tournament FIRST ROUND - March 6, 2015 Bates 92, St. Vincent 80 ECAC South Tournament - Semifinals Bethany 53, Penn State Behrend 51 Hood 59, Waynesburg 55 ECAC South Tournament - Finals Arcadia 77, Bethany 68

HONORABLE MENTION J.T. Schwartz, Grove City JC Howard, Saint Vincent Eric Mallinger, Thiel Mike Resnik, Wash. & Jeff. Deontay Scott, Westminster

PAC COACH OF THE YEAR D.P. Harris, Saint Vincent

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PAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Delonte’ Joyce, Bethany

PAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Scoring NAME

G FGM 3FG FT

Delonte’ Joyce, BET 29 Drew Mumford, TMC 27 Ethan Adamcyzk, GEN 26 Mike Resnik, WJC 23 Mitch Marmelstein, GRO 26 Nate McGovney, TMC 27 Sean Kett, SVC 29 Pat Jones, SVC 28 Deontay Scott, WES 27 JC Howard, SVC 28 Jason Propst, WAY 28 Jalen Clark, TMC 25 Khari Bess, THI 25 Charlie Wallander, WES 25 Eric Mallinger, THI 21

169 182 164 131 128 140 126 134 128 113 106 107 109 88 80

52 40 18 2 50 47 6 47 0 45 5 21 16 4 0

Rebounding NAME

OFF

DEF TOT

AVG.

115 145 124 170 92 99 131 100 88 113 97 76 70 77 82 91 71 80 61

7.8 7.7 7.4 7.3 6.7 6.2 6.1 5.6 5.2 5.0 4.9 4.7 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.4 4.4 4.2 4.2

Eric Mallinger, THI 21 48 Deontay Scott, WES 27 62 Sean Kett, SVC 29 91 Caleb Knudsen, GRO 26 20 Mike Resnik, WJC 23 63 Tyler Damazo, GEN 24 50 Delonte’ Joyce, BET 29 45 Ethan Adamcyzk, GEN 26 45 Darrian Bruster, BET 28 57 Pat Jones, SVC 28 26 Drew Mumford, TMC 27 34 Jalen Clark, TMC 25 41 Charlie Wallander, WES 25 47 Jason Propst, WAY 28 52 Kenny Klase, WAY 29 51 Louis Maniacci, TMC 26 23 Tyler Miller, WAY 29 56 Mitch Locher, WJC 23 17 Jacob Jaros, GEN 26 48 Brian Lindquist, WJC 25 30

164 107 109 129 95 73 131 57 80 62 91 40 36 90 61

163 207 215 190 155 149 176 145 145 139 131 117 117 129 133 114 127 97 109

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Drew Mumford, TMC Sean Kett, SVC Ethan Adamcyzk, GEN Deontay Scott, WES Eric Mallinger, THI Thomas Ellis, WAY Nate McGovney, TMC Pat Jones, SVC Tyler Damazo, GEN Jimmy Leichliter, GEN

27 29 26 27 21 29 27 28 24 26

182 126 164 128 80 93 140 134 84 98

331 239 319 251 158 188 287 280 178 209

.550 .527 .514 .510 .506 .495 .488 .479 .472 .469

Free-Throw Pct. (Min. 2.0 Made per Game) Name G FTM FTA PCT. Drew Mumford, TMC Jacob Fleegle, WAY J.T. Schwartz, GRO

27 29 26

107 64 53

554 511 455 393 401 400 389 372 336 333 308 275 270 270 221

73 103 4.1

Field-Goal Pct. (Min. 3.0 Made per Game) NAME G FG FGA PCT

PTS PPG

120 73 63

.892 .877 .841

19.1 18.9 17.5 17.1 15.4 14.8 13.4 13.3 12.4 11.9 11.0 11.0 10.8 10.8 10.5

Nate McGovney, TMC Delonte’ Joyce, BET Sean Kett, SVC Mitch Marmelstein, GRO JC Howard, SVC Pat Jones, SVC Jason Propst, WAY

27 29 29 26 28 28 28

73 164 131 95 62 57 91

90 203 163 119 78 73 118

.811 .808 .804 .798 .795 .781 .771

3-Point FG Pct. (Min. 1.0 Made per Game) NAME G 3FG FGA PCT. Ben Klimchock, SVC 26 Cameron Pozsgai, WES 26 Drew Mumford, TMC 27 Nate McGovney, TMC 27 Jimmy Leichliter, GEN 26 Thomas Ellis, WAY 29 Mitch Marmelstein, GRO 26 Pat Jones, SVC 28 J.T. Schwartz, GRO 26 Brian Giesler, GRO 26

36 35 40 47 59 30 50 47 33 49

82 80 92 110 139 72 122 117 85 129

Assists NAME

G AST AVG

Khari Bess, THI Chaese Vaudrin, GEN Drew Mays, TMC Caleb Knudsen, GRO Antonio Rudolph, BET Jaylon Bell, SVC Drew Mumford, TMC Tyler Haas, WJC J.T. Schwartz, GRO Ethan Adamcyzk, GEN

25 25 27 26 24 29 27 26 26 26

Steals NAME

G STLS AVG

Delonte’ Joyce, BET Khari Bess, THI J.T. Schwartz, GRO Jaylon Bell, SVC Antonio Rudolph, BET Ethan Adamcyzk, GEN Chaese Vaudrin, GEN Drew Mumford, TMC Mike Resnik, WJC Byrum Louco, WAY

29 25 26 29 24 26 25 27 23 29

92 72 57 58 45 40 37 39 33 41

Blocked Shots NAME

BLKS AVG

Clandell Cetoute, THI Eric Mallinger, THI Darrian Bruster, BET Brian Lindquist, WJC Louis Maniacci, TMC Sean Kett, SVC Alan Harper, BET Jason Propst, WAY Austin Ford, SVC Jalen Clark, TMC

25 21 28 25 26 29 29 28 29 25

63 42 36 30 30 28 20 19 18 15

110 101 108 83 72 86 78 74 71 66

4.4 4.0 4.0 3.2 3.0 3.0 2.9 2.8 2.7 2.5

3.2 2.9 2.2 2.0 1.9 1.5 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.4

2.5 2.0 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.0 0.7 0.7 0.6 0.6

.439 .438 .435 .427 .424 .417 .410 .402 .388 .380

PAC TEAM STATISTICS Rebounding Defense TEAM G REB AVG Westminster 27 716 26.5 Thiel 26 674 25.9 Waynesburg 29 743 25.6 Wash. & Jeff. 26 631 24.3 Grove City 26 631 24.3 Saint Vincent 29 702 24.2 Bethany 29 667 23.0 Geneva 26 565 21.7 Thomas More 27 586 21.7

Scoring Offense TEAM G PTS. AVG. Thomas More 27 2064 76.4 Saint Vincent 29 2117 73.0 Waynesburg 29 2050 70.7 Westminster 27 1843 68.3 Bethany 29 1951 67.3 Geneva 26 1728 66.5 Grove City 26 1665 64.0 Thiel 26 1655 63.7 Wash. & Jeff. 26 1544 59.4

Free Throw Percentage TEAM G FTM Thomas More 27 370 Waynesburg 29 464 Bethany 29 423 Saint Vincent 29 429 Grove City 26 335 Westminster 27 389 Wash. & Jeff. 26 319 Geneva 26 341 Thiel 26 324

Scoring Defense TEAM G Saint Vincent 29 Thiel 26 Waynesburg 29 Bethany 29 Grove City 26 Thomas More 27 Geneva 26 Westminster 27 Wash. & Jeff. 26

3 PT Field Goal Percentage TEAM G FG FGA Thomas More 27 234 632 Saint Vincent 29 198 542 Grove City 26 168 466 Geneva 26 153 438 Waynesburg 29 178 529 Westminster 27 162 514 Thiel 26 97 314 Bethany 29 184 596 Wash. & Jeff. 26 111 380

PCT. .370 .365 .361 .349 .336 .315 .309 .309 .292

Scoring Margin TEAM G OFF DEF Margin Saint Vincent 29 73.0 63.0 +10.0 Thomas More 27 76.4 71.4 +5.0 Waynesburg 29 70.7 65.9 +4.8 Bethany 29 67.3 68.4 -1.1 Thiel 26 63.7 65.1 -1.5 Grove City 26 64.0 68.4 -4.4 Westminster 27 68.3 73.9 -5.6 Geneva 26 66.5 72.3 -5.8 Wash. & Jeff. 26 59.4 78.1 -18.7

3 PT Field Goal Pct. Defense TEAM G FG FGA Thiel 26 133 432 Westminster 27 168 538 Thomas More 27 129 413 Bethany 29 208 650 Saint Vincent 29 164 508 Waynesburg 29 184 534 Geneva 26 154 410 Wash. & Jeff. 26 230 608 Grove City 26 229 586

PCT. .308 .312 .312 .320 .323 .345 .376 .378 .391

Field Goal Percentage TEAM G FG Geneva 26 617 Saint Vincent 29 745 Thomas More 27 730 Thiel 26 617 Grove City 26 581 Westminster 27 646 Waynesburg 29 704 Bethany 29 672 Wash. & Jeff. 26 557

FGA 1336 1617 1605 1418 1355 1556 1739 1712 1457

PCT. .462 .461 .455 .435 .429 .415 .405 .393 .382

3 PT Field Goal Made TEAM G FG AVG Thomas More 27 234 8.7 Saint Vincent 29 198 6.8 Grove City 26 168 6.5 Bethany 29 184 6.3 Waynesburg 29 178 6.1 Westminster 27 162 6.0 Geneva 26 153 5.9 Wash. & Jeff. 26 111 4.3 Thiel 26 97 3.7

Steals TEAM G STL AVG Bethany 29 293 10.1 Saint Vincent 29 257 8.9 Waynesburg 29 239 8.2 Thiel 26 211 8.1 Thomas More 27 206 7.6 Westminster 27 188 7.0 Geneva 26 181 7.0 Grove City 26 171 6.6 Wash. & Jeff. 26 141 5.4

Field Goal Pct. Defense TEAM G FG Thiel 26 580 Waynesburg 29 652 Saint Vincent 29 653 Westminster 27 684 Grove City 26 581 Bethany 29 715 Wash. & Jeff. 26 723 Thomas More 27 688 Geneva 26 698

FGA 1512 1582 1551 1609 1360 1653 1597 1511 1483

PCT. .384 .412 .421 .425 .427 .433 .453 .455 .471

Rebounding Offense TEAM G REB AVG Waynesburg 29 375 12.9 Saint Vincent 29 357 12.3 Westminster 27 314 11.6 Bethany 29 333 11.5 Thiel 26 277 10.7 Thomas More 27 262 9.7 Geneva 26 240 9.2 Wash. & Jeff. 26 237 9.1 Grove City 26 232 8.9

Blocked Shots TEAM G BLK AVG Thiel 26 154 5.9 Saint Vincent 29 120 4.1 Bethany 29 103 3.6 Thomas More 27 76 2.8 Wash. & Jeff. 26 69 2.7 Waynesburg 29 65 2.2 Grove City 26 53 2.0 Geneva 26 46 1.8 Westminster 27 47 1.7

PCT. .786 .733 .729 .715 .707 .686 .663 .633 .586

Rebounding Margin TEAM G TM OPP MAR Saint Vincent 29 1059 891 +5.8 Waynesburg 29 1118 999 +4.1 Westminster 27 1030 1000 +1.1 Grove City 26 863 850 +0.5 Thiel 26 951 980 -1.1 Geneva 26 805 860 -2.1 Thomas More 27 848 949 -3.7 Bethany 29 1000 1132 -4.6 Wash. & Jeff. 26 868 1083 -8.3 Assists TEAM G AST AVG 1.Thomas More 28 458 16.4 2.Grove City 26 370 14.2 3.Wash. & Jeff. 26 358 13.8 4.St. Vincent 29 392 13.5 5.Bethany 27 341 12.6 6.Waynesburg 28 337 12.0 7.Geneva 28 317 11.3 8.Westminster 26 292 11.2 Thiel 23 257 11.2

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PTS. AVG. 1826 63.0 1693 65.1 1910 65.9 1983 68.4 1779 68.4 1929 71.4 1879 72.3 1994 73.9 2030 78.1

FTA 471 633 580 600 474 567 481 539 553

SCHOOL RECORDS Individual Records Points Game:

by Ray Robinson vs. Penn State-Altoona, 1999-00

Season:

734

by Darrin Walls, 1987-88

Career:

2,442

by Darrin Walls, 1985-89

Scoring Average Season:

24.8

by Vance Walker, 1989-90

Career:

21.2

by Ray Robinson, 1998-03

Field Goals Made

Darrin Walls Career Points Leader

Game:

by Darrin Walls vs. Pitt-Bradford, 1988-89

Season:

268

by Darrin Walls, 1987-88

Career:

906

by Darrin Walls, 1985-89

Field Goal Percentage Game:

.920

by Rob Montgomery, 11-12, vs. Westminster, 1987-88

Career:

.663

by Rob Montgomery, 1987-88

Three-Point Field Goals Made Game:

by Rob Strcula vs. Ohio-Eastern, 2001-02

Three-Point Field Goals Percentage Career:

.466

by Scott Sauro, 1996-97

Free Throws Made Game:

by Ray Natili vs. La Roche, 1983-84

Career:

202

by Ray Natili, 1983-84

Free Throw Percentage Game:

1.000

by Rob Strcula (14-14) vs. Wilmington, 1999-00

Career:

.928

by Ray Natili (159-192), 1982-83

Game:

by Ted Maczuzak vs. Carnegie Mellon, 1970-71

Season:

380

by Ted Maczuzak, 1970-73

Career:

1,280

by Ted Maczuzak, 1970-73

Game:

by Tim McConnell vs. Houghton, 1985-86

Season:

365

by Tim McConnell, 1985-86

Rebounds

Assists

Ray Robinson Career Scoring per Game Leader

Blocked Shots Game:

by Scott Argabrite vs. Philadelphia Bible, 1995-96

Team Records Points 128

vs. Practical Bible, 1998-99

By Opponent: 134

vs. Geneva, 1955-56

Two Teams: 235

Waynesburg (108), Westminster (127), 2004-05

Season:

3,244

in 1987-88 (35 games)

By Opponent: 2,559

in 1987-88 (35 games)

Games

Rob Strcula Single-Game Three-Point Leader

Season:

in 1987-88

Most Wins:

in 1987-88

Most Losses: 22

in 2009-10 and 2011-12

Win Streak:

in 1987-88

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SCHOOL RECORDS ALL-TIME CAREER SCORING

Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 27 28 29 30 31 32

Years 1985-89 1998-03 1981-85 1972-76 1976-80 1977-81 1972-76 1979-82 1983-88 1986-90 1969-73 1973-77 1980-84 2003-07 1975-79 1994-98 1998-02 1985-88 1979-82 1999-03 1994-98 2003-07 1967-71 1988-92 1967-71 2000-04 2011-15 1947-50 1983-87 1976-80 2011-15 2003-07 1963-67

Name Darrin Walls Ray Robinson Paul Stanley Kevin Bealko Rod Wheeler Mike Taylor Jim Keller Tim Tyler Harold Hamlin Vance Walker Ted Maczuzak Rick Trainor Ray Natili Beau Wilson Kevin Clark Warare Gladman Rob Strcula Rob Montgomery Tim Walker Aaron Ankrom Scott Sauro Jeff Nero Ed Zenewicz Joe Johnson Larry Sheffield Mike King Jason Propst George Karmarkovich Theon Hogue Mark Hozak Jacob Fleegle Marc Lodovico Bob Girardin

Pos. G G F G G G G G F G C F G G F F G C F C G F G F F G F F F C F G F

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SINGLE-GAME SCORING

Pts Player 45 Ray Robinson 44 Darrin Walls 43 Vance Walker 42 Ray Robinson 42 Vance Walker 42 Kevin Clark 42 Ted Maczuzak 41 Vance Walker 40 George Karmarkovich 39 Larry Washington 39 Brian McMahon 38 Paul Stanley 38 Kevin Bealko 37 Vance Walker 37 Jim Keller 37 Ed Zenewicz 36 Vance Walker 36 Joe Dzurinko 36 Bill Eloshway

GP 118 100 111 91 98 105 91 114 99 111 90 88 116 104 83 101 91 91 110 101 100 102 91 100 89 96 107 74 115 88 109 105 71

FG 863 814 763 780 670 716 707 712 634 602 621 621 472 432 510 506 436 500 457 500 517 451 493 439 429 427 415 424 450 423 384 374 389

FT 464 248 365 256 378 270 283 260 363 310 340 320 601 385 323 292 216 263 328 234 339 169 173 200 273 121 288 263 188 216 195 138 232

Total Points 2,442 2,115 1,916 1,891 1,718 1,702 1,697 1,684 1,675 1,630 1,582 1,562 1,545 1,452 1,343 1,305 1,282 1,263 1,242 1,238 1,234 1,199 1,159 1,153 1,131 1,126 1,124 1,111 1,090 1,062 1,059 1,034 1,010

ALL-TIME POINTS PER GAME AVERAGE (min. 1,000-point scored) Opponent PSU-Altoona Pitt-Bradford Daemon Thiel Salem Davis & Elkins Malone Ohio-Belmont Alderson-Broaddus Lake Erie Lock Haven Westminster PSU-Behrend Westminster Wash. & Jeff. Salem Saint Vincent Baltimore Thiel

Year 1999-00 1988-89 1989-90 2002-03 1989-90 1977-78 1972-73 1988-89 1948-49 1991-92 1970-71 1984-85 1975-76 1988-89 1974-75 1970-71 1989-90 1967-68 1961-62

Rank Years Name Pos. 1 1998-03 Ray Robinson G 2 1972-76 Kevin Bealko G 3 1985-89 Darrin Walls G 4 1972-76 Jim Keller G 5 1973-77 Rick Trainor F 6 1969-73 Ted Maczuzak C 7 1976-80 Rod Wheeler G 8 1981-85 Paul Stanley F 9 1983-88 Harold Hamlin F 10 1977-81 Mike Taylor G 11 1975-79 Kevin Clark F 12 1947-50 George Karmarkovich F 13 1979-82 Tim Tyler G

GP 100 91 118 91 88 90 98 111 99 105 83 74 114

Points 2,115 1,891 2,442 1,697 1,562 1,582 1,718 1,916 1,675 1,702 1,343 1,111 1,684

Avg. 21.2 20.8 20.7 18.6 17.8 17.6 17.5 17.3 16.9 16.2 16.2 15.0 14.8

YEARLY LEADERS REBOUNDING LEADERS SINCE 1960

YEAR PLAYER GMS 1960 Ernie Lattanzio 19 1961 Bill Eloshway 18 1962 Bill Eloshway 20 1963 Ernie Chadderton 20 1964 Chuck Kelley 20 1965 Alan Leshor 19 1966 Dave Smith 23 1967 Bob Girardin 23 1968 Joe Dzurinko 24 1969 Larry Sheffield 24 1970 Brian McMahon 23 1971 Ed Zenewicz 23 1972 Ted Maczuzak 20 1973 Ted Maczuzak 24 1974 Kevin Bealko 21 1975 Kevin Bealko 23 1976 Kevin Bealko 23 1977 Rick Trainor 21 1978 Kevin Clark 23 1979 Rod Wheeler 25 1980 Rod Wheeler 29 1981 Mike Taylor 30 1982 Tim Tyler 26 1983 Paul Stanley 29 1984 Ray Natili 31 1985 Paul Stanley 28 1986 Darrin Walls 28 1987 Darrin Walls 29 1988 Darrin Walls 35 1989 Darrin Walls 26 1990 Vance Walker 26 1991 Joe Johnson 24 1992 Joe Johnson 23 1993 Shane Bertovich 22 1994 Shane Bertovich 19 1995 David Marshall 22 1996 Scott Argabrite 26 1997 Scott Sauro 25 1998 Warare Gladman 27 1999 Ray Robinson 24 2000 Ray Robinson 24 2001 Rob Strcula 25 2002 Ray Robinson 27 2003 Ray Robinson 25 2004 Mike King 27 2005 Beau Wilson 26 2006 Beau Wilson 27 2007 Beau Wilson 24 2008 Tim Drakeley 25 2009 Dan Happe 25 2010 Jeff Young 11 2011 Jeff Young 26 2012 Larry Alexander 27 2013 Jason Propst 27 2014 Jason Propst 26 2015 Jason Propst 28

YEAR PLAYER GMS 1960 Jack Barclay 19 1961 Jack Barclay 20 1962 Jerry Washington 19 1963 Chuck Kelley 20 1964 Chuck Kelley 20 1965 Chuck Kelley 19 1966 Dave Smith 23 1967 John Kompka 23 1968 Larry Sheffield 24 1969 Larry Sheffield 24 1970 Ted Maczuzak 23 1971 Ted Maczuzak 23 1972 Ted Maczuzak 20 1973 Ted Maczuzak 24 1974 Rick Trainor 21 1975 Rick Trainor 23 1976 Rick Trainor 23 1977 Rick Trainor 21 1978 Kevin Clark 23 1979 Mark Hozak 25 1980 Mark Hozak 28 1981 Paul Epps 30 1982 Tim Walker 26 1983 Tim Walker 29 1984 Roosevelt Kirby 31 1985 Harold Hamlin 28 1986 Theron Hogue 29 1987 Rob Montgomery 28 1988 Rob Montgomery 35 1989 Vance Walker 26 1990 Vance Walker 26 1991 Heath McCrommon 23 1992 Joe Johnson 23 1993 Shane Bertovich 22 1994 Shane Bertovich 19 1995 Warare Gladman 23 1996 Scott Argabrite 26 1997 Scott Argabrite 25 1998 Warare Gladman 27 1999 Erik Smith 25 2000 Aaron Ankrom 24 2001 Don Frazier 25 2002 Aaron Ankrom 27 2003 Aaron Ankrom 25 2004 Jeff Nero 27 2005 Jeff Nero 26 2006 Ryan Bujnowski 27 2007 Jeff Nero 23 2008 Josh Parisi 25 2009 Jeff Young 24 2010 Jeff Young 11 2011 Jeff Young 26 2012 Kurt Bonnet 27 2013 Jason Propst 27 2014 Jason Propst 26 2015 Kenny Klase 29

PTS 230 283 354 246 250 334 388 523 337 348 378 415 434 437 437 501 501 446 474 498 540 544 412 475 524 608 481 629 734 598 644 338 306 346 270 260 403 403 435 444 528 509 541 602 400 324 460 374 533 345 107 268 270 344 295 308

AVG 12.1 15.7 17.7 12.3 13.0 17.6 16.8 22.7 15.3 14.5 16.4 18.0 21.6 18.2 20.8 21.8 21.8 21.2 20.6 19.9 18.6 18.8 15.8 16.4 16.9 21.7 17.2 21.7 20.9 23.0 24.8 14.1 13.3 15.7 14.2 11.3 15.6 16.1 16.1 18.5 22.0 20.4 20.0 24.1 14.8 12.5 17.0 15.6 21.3 13.8 9.7 10.3 10.0 13.8 11.3 11.0

REB 231 277 100 145 209 229 295 216 172 195 260 364 276 380 228 318 300 197 202 243 308 247 313 214 351 234 236 230 303 200 244 208 204 203 163 227 268 286 264 208 172 238 222 203 140 135 168 127 176 110 73 160 115 183 62 133

AVG 12.1 13.8 5.2 7.2 10.5 12.5 13.4 9.4 7.2 8.1 11.3 15.8 13.8 15.8 10.9 13.8 13.0 9.4 8.8 9.7 11.0 8.2 8.1 7.3 11.3 8.4 8.1 8.2 8.7 7.7 9.4 9.0 8.9 9.2 8.6 9.9 10.3 11.4 9.7 8.3 7.2 9.5 8.2 8.1 5.2 5.2 6.2 5.5 7.0 4.6 6.6 6.2 4.3 7.3 6.2 4.6

ASSISTS LEADERS SINCE 1996

YEAR PLAYER GMS AST AVG 1996 Scott Sauro 26 146 5.6 1997 Scott Sauro 25 174 7.0 1998 Scott Sauro 27 157 5.8 1999 Rob Strcula 19 103 5.4 2000 Rob Strcula 20 127 6.4 2001 Mike King 23 125 5.4 2002 Mike King 27 102 3.8 2003 Beau Henderson 25 148 5.9 2004 Beau Wilson 27 93 3.4 2005 Marc Lodovico 26 83 3.2 2006 Beau Wilson 27 82 3.0 2007 Marc Lodovico 25 60 2.4 2008 Jered Gamble 25 101 4.0 2009 Jason Clark 25 62 2.5 2010 Ben Altmeyer 24 58 2.4 2011 Nick Herman 26 66 2.5 2012 Aaron Cromwell 27 48 1.8 2013 Casey Hope 27 46 1.7 2014 Byrum Louco 27 46 1.7 2015 Jacob Fleegle 29 57 2.0

STEALS LEADERS SINCE 1996

YEAR PLAYER GMS STL AVG 1996 Scott Argabrite 26 51 2.0 1997 Scott Sauro 25 63 2.5 1998 Warare Gladman 27 58 2.1 1999 Ray Robinson 24 48 2.0 2000 Rob Strcula 20 53 2.7 2001 Rob Strcula 25 66 2.6 2002 Ray Robinson 27 47 1.7 Rob Strcula 27 47 1.7 2003 Beau Henderson 25 67 2.7 2004 Mike King 27 60 2.2 2005 Jeff Nero 26 59 2.3 2006 Jeff Nero 26 60 2.3 2007 Beau Wilson 24 68 2.8 2008 Jered Gamble 25 61 2.4 2009 Jason Clark 25 38 1.5 2010 Erik Noone 24 41 1.7 2011 Jeff Young 26 37 1.4 2012 Patrick Crawford 26 32 1.2 2013 Thomas Ellis 27 32 1.2 2014 BJ Durham 27 38 1.4 2015 Byrum Louco 29 41 1.2

BLOCKS LEADERS SINCE 1996 YEAR PLAYER 1996 Scott Argabrite 1997 Scott Argabrite 1998 Andy Lazzor 1999 Andy Lazzor 2000 Aaron Ankrom 2001 Don Frazier 2002 Aaron Ankrom 2003 Jake Marcoux 2004 Jeff Nero 2005 Jeff Nero 2006 Jeff Nero 2007 Josh Parisi 2008 Josh Parisi 2009 Colby Grubich 2010 Erik Noone 2011 Jeff Young 2012 Jason Propst 2013 Jason Propst 2014 Jason Propst 2015 Jason Propst

GMS 26 25 27 25 24 25 27 23 27 26 26 25 25 25 24 26 27 27 26 28

BLK AVG 83 3.2 76 3.0 54 2.0 71 2.8 31 1.3 54 2.2 32 1.2 30 1.3 26 1.0 29 1.1 20 0.8 37 1.5 23 0.9 20 0.8 22 0.9 20 0.8 28 1.0 17 0.7 37 1.4 19 0.8

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SCORING LEADERS SINCE 1960

COACHING RECORDS BY WINS COACH

SEASONS

GAMES

W-L

PCT.

Rudy Marisa

865

565-300

.653

Frank N. Wolf

348

207-141

.595

Frank Ferraro

179

64-115

.357

Mark Christner

137

54-83

.394

Frank Gustine

45-22

.672

Roy Easterday

40-30

.571

J.R. Haddock

28-32

.467

Ray Williams

108

26-82

.241

Mo Scarry

19-47

.288

Roger Joorgensen

15-7

.682

Ray Welsh

14-8

.636

Peter Mazzaferro

14-66

.175

F. Stewart

13-7

.650

Hal King

12-59

.169

Camden Sims

8-9

.471

Rudy Marisa

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CHRONOLOGICAL

YEARS COACH

SEASONS

GAMES

W-L

PCT.

1920-21

Camden Sims

8-9

.471

1921-23; 28-43

Frank N. Wolf

348

207-141

.595

1923-24

F. Stewart

13-7

.650

1924-28

Roy Easterday

40-30

.571

1946-47

Ray Welsh

14-8

.636

1947-50

Frank Gustine

45-22

.672

1950-51

Roger Joorgensen

15-7

.682

1951-53

J.R. Haddock

28-32

.467

1953-59

Ray Williams

108

26-82

.241

1959-63

Peter Mazzaferro

14-66

.175

1963-66

Mo Scarry

19-47

.288

1966-69

Hal King

12-59

.169

1969-2003

Rudy Marisa

865

565-300

.653

2003-2010

Frank Ferraro

179

64-115

.400

2010-present

Mark Christner

137

54-83

.394

1920-present

15 coaches

2132

1,124-1,008

.526

SERIES RECORDS A Adrian (1924-25) Akron (1937-38) Alderson-Broaddus (1924-25) Alfred (1925-26) Allegheny (1922-23) Alliance (1948-49) Alma (2014-15) Altoona (1930-31) Ashland (1967-68) Atlantic Christian (1985-86) Averett (1994-95)

3-0 1-1 18-11 3-2 4-7 20-2 0-1 1-0 0-3 0-1 1-0

B Baldwin-Wallace (2010-11) Baltimore (1947-48) Baptist Bible (1979-80) Beloit (1948-49) Bethany (1920-21) Blackburn (1956-57) Bliss (1959-60) Bluefield State (1987-88) Bridgewater (Va.) (1990-91) Bucknell (1947-48) Buffalo (1946-47) Butler YMCA (1927-28)

0-2 4-2 1-0 0-1 48-63 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-2 2-0 4-0 0-2

C Cabrini (2007-08) California (Pa.) (1920-21) Calvin (2014-15) Canisius (1927-28) Canonsburg Collegian (1923-24) Capitol (1968-69) Carlisle Indians (1926-27) Carmichaels A.C. (1922-23) Carnegie Mellon (1921-22) Case Western Reserve (1932-33) Caslin (1928-29) Catholic (2015-16) Cedarville (1980-81) Centenary (1995-96) Charleroi Fireman (1923-24) Charleroi School (1921-22) Charleston (1987-88) Chatham (2015-16) Cheropody (1937-38) Clarion (1965-66) Columbia Union (1990-91) Community House (1927-28) Concord (1951-52) Connellsville A.C. (1926-27)

1-1 34-41 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 5-0 28-30 1-1 1-0 0-0 2-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-6 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1

D D'Youville (1998-99) Daemen (1980-81) Davis & Elkins (1929-30) Defiance (1990-91) Denver (1983-84)

6-1 7-2 27-21 0-1 1-0

DeSales (2001-02) Dickinson (1972-73) Dordt (1987-88) Drury (1984-85) Duquesne (1921-22) Dyke (1991-92) E Edinboro (1929-30)

0-1 1-1 1-0 0-2 6-28 1-1 0-4

F Fairmont State (1920-21) Findlay (1990-91) Fort Hayes (Kansas) (1983-84) Franciscan (2006-07) Franklin (1920-21) Franklin Pierce (1987-88) Frostburg State (1938-39)

23-4 0-1 0-1 10-0 0-1 1-0 48-29

G Gallaudet (2005-06) Gannon (1954-55) Geneva (1922-23) Gettysburg (1930-31) Glenville State (1920-21) Grand Canyon (1987-88) Grove City (1921-22) Gwynedd Mercy (1995-96)

2-0 0-6 58-82 1-1 12-7 0-1 35-58 1-0

H Heidelberg 0-1 Heinz House (1920-21) 4-0 High Point (1929-30) 1-0 Hilbert (1999-2000) 1-2 Hiram (1996-97) 3-1 Holbrook (1934-35) 2-0 Hood (2004-05) 0-6 Houghton (1985-86) 7-1 I Indiana (Pa.) (1941-42)

11-6

J Johnstown YMCA (1930-31) Juniata (1921-22)

1-0 8-4

K Kearney State (1986-87) Kent State (1948-49) Kenyon (1991-92) Keuka (1986-87)

1-0 1-1 1-3 3-0

L Lake Erie (1990-91) Lancaster Bible (2002-03) La Roche (1977-78) Lebanon Valley (1997-98) Lincoln (1990-91) Lock Haven (1946-47) Lycoming (1996-97)

16-4 2-0 29-12 0-1 3-3 4-3 0-3

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SERIES RECORDS M Malone (1970-71) Manchester (2004-05) Mansfield (1985-86) Marietta (1922-23) McKeesport YMCA (1925-26) Medaille (1979-80) Mercyhurst (1978-79) Millersville (1952-53) Minnesota-Duluth (1987-88) Molloy (1991-92) Monmouth (1931-32) Mount Aloysius (2001-02) Mount St. Mary's (1929-30) Mount Vernon (1979-80) Mount Union (1959-60) Muskingum (1920-21) N National Aggies (1957-58) Navy (1921-22) Neumann (2002-03) Niagara (1941-42) North Central (1992-93) Notre Dame (Ohio) (2002-2003) O Oberlin (1997-98) Ohio-Belmont (1988-89) Ohio-Eastern (1992-93) Ohio Valley (1991-92) Olivet (1999-2000)

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P PSU-Altoona (1998-99) PSU-Beaver (2007-08) PSU-Behrend (1972-73) PSU-Fayette (2005-06) PSU-Harrisburg (1992-93) PSU-Greater Allegheny (McKeesport) (2003-04) PSU-New Kensington (2004-05) Philadelphia Bible (1995-96) Pitt-Bradford (1981-82) Pitt-Greensburg (1997-98) Pitt-Johnstown (1970-71) Pittsburgh (1921-22) Point Park (1968-69) Potomac State (1938-39) Practical Bible (1998-99)

3-4 0-1 1-0 7-24 1-0 5-0 4-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 8-1 1-1 4-0 3-3 3-11 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-3 2-1 4-0 10-4 1-1 0-1 10-6 4-2 28-10 3-0 1-0 3-1 3-0 2-0 19-3 9-5 4-3 3-1 21-16 3-0 1-0

Q Quantico Marines (1946-47)

1-0

R Randolph-Macon (1962-63) Regis College (2011-12) Richard Stockton (2004-05) Rio Grande (1987-88) Rochester Institute of Technology (2010-11) Rutgers-Camden (2001-02) Rutgers-Newark (2003-04)

0-1 1-0 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-0 0-1

S St. Bonaventure (1922-23) St. Francis (Pa.) (1920-21)

1-3 10-11

St. John Fisher (1991-92) St. Mary's (Texas) (1983-84) St. Vincent (1928-29) Salem (1920-21) Salisbury (2003-04) Second Army (1949-50) Shawnee State (1993-94) Shepherd (1970-71) Slippery Rock (1921-22) Southern Maine (1994-95) Southern Virginia (2005-06) Springfield Lutheran (1934-35) Steubenville (1953-54) SUND-Valley City (1986-87) Swarthmore (1999-2000)

1-2 1-0 63-62 15-6 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-1 15-5 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-5 1-0 1-1

T Thiel (1921-22) Third Lutheran (1933-34) Thomas More (1987-88)

47-37 1-0 5-17

U Uniontown A.C. (1922-23) Upsala (1947-48) Urbana (1986-87)

2-0 2-0 1-2

V Valley Forge (1992-93) Villanova (1939-40)

4-1 0-2

W Walsh (1967-68) Wash. & Jeff. (1921-22) Webster Hall (1927-28) Wells (N.Y.) (2012-13) Wellsburg Rexall (1920-21) West Chester (1939-40) West Liberty State (1940-41) West Virginia (1922-23) W.Va. State (1986-87) W.Va. Tech (1951-52) W.Va. Wesleyan (1920-21) Western Maryland (1993-94) Western Seminary (1921-22) Westinghouse Apprentice (1920-21) Westminster (1921-22) Wheeling (1946-47) Wheeling YMCA (1920-21) Widener (1985-86) Wilkes (1983-84) Willigs (1933-34) Wilmington (1996-97) Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1980-81) Wittenberg (2014-15) Wooster (1963-64) Y Youngstown State (1934-35) 2015-16 opponents in bold

2-2 50-55 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-0 23-27 5-12 0-2 1-2 26-14 1-0 1-0 7-3 63-100 21-18 1-0 1-1 1-1 0-2 2-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 4-5

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1921-22 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 36 Carnegie Tech 40 41 Thiel 28 26 Grove City 36 14 Navy 46 23 Duquesne 42 26 Bethany 27 63 Western Seminary 23 41 Fairmont State 28 28 Wash. & Jeff. 29 54 Slippery Rock 23 74 Pittsburgh 19 41 Juniata 25 49 Salem 35 23 Slippery Rock 26 25 Thiel 33 27 Westminster 23 45 Charleroi School 26 9-8 1922-23 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 26 Grove City 31 20 Allegheny 25 22 West Virginia 24 28 Allegheny 34 36 Thiel 23 42 Geneva 33 45 St. Bonaventure 23 40 Westminster 28 35 Thiel 27 22 Westminster 32 24 Duquesne 31 27 Bethany 28 29 Marietta 25 35 Duquesne 54 17 Bethany 47 27 Marietta 28 10 West Virginia Wesleyan 41 58 Uniontown A.C. 46 53 Carmichaels A.C. 23 25 Carmichaels A.C. 24 44 Charleroi School 30 40 Heinz House 32 11-11 1923-24 – Coach F. Stewart 30 Bethany 20 24 Carnegie Tech 20 15 Duquesne 28 46 Geneva 39 20 Bethany 29 13 Grove City 34 44 Marietta 36 28 Duquesne 18 63 St. Francis (Pa.) 22 20 Grove City 41 22 Thiel 25 22 Thiel 26 30 Westminster 21 24 West Virginia Wesleyan 15 24 Carmichaels A.C. 22 20 Westminster 21 53 Uniontown A.C. 13

53 26 24

Charleroi Firemen Canonsburg Collegian Carmichaels A.C. 13-7

9 23 20

1924-25 – Coach Roy Easterday 27 Geneva 25 19 Westminster 16 24 Thiel 20 18 Bethany 22 29 St. Francis (Pa.) 24 20 Wash. & Jeff. 30 16 Wash. & Jeff. 28 37 Geneva 32 46 Alderson-Broaddus 21 17 Adrian 11 20 West Virginia 28 14 Grove City 26 30 Bethany 23 17 Westminster 34 31 Allegheny 28 27 Thiel 25 26 Carmichaels A.C. 12 29 Heinz House 27 11-7 1925-26 – Coach Roy Easterday 24 Wash. & Jeff. 26 43 Adrian 16 25 Alfred 27 16 Duquesne 36 31 Bethany 19 24 Bethany 35 23 Duquesne 17 48 Westminster 19 50 McKeesport 28 17 Wash. & Jeff. 35 35 Westminster 23 22 Thiel 13 41 Geneva 28 44 Alderson-Broaddus 27 24 Geneva 36 47 Heinz House 35 40 St. Francis (Pa.) 28 31 Thiel 21 13-5 1926-27 – Coach Roy Easterday 21 Muskingum 37 34 Carlisle Indians 38 35 Bethany 46 11 Duquesne 25 38 Bethany 20 28 Wash. & Jeff. 30 26 Geneva 24 38 St. Francis (Pa.) 37 29 West Virginia 21 26 Duquesne 22 34 Westminster 20 39 Wash. & Jeff. 36 40 Thiel 26 19 Westminster 18 27 Thiel 30 24 Geneva 29 44 Connellsville A.C. 45 9-8 1927-28 – Coach Roy Easterday 28 Webster Hall 7 20 Canisius 30 33 Butler YMCA 32 32 Community House 44 21 Bethany 23 28 Wash. & Jeff. 23 21 Duquesne 30 46 St. Francis (Pa.) 19 24 West Virginia Wesleyan 17 24 Bethany 32 16 Duquesne 28 24 Westminster 31 41 Wash. & Jeff. 40 30 Salem 28 35 Geneva 39

19 Westminster 35 23 Geneva 35 7-10 1928-29 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 30 Bethany 54 37 Thiel 30 19 Geneva 27 23 Allegheny 38 34 Saint Vincent 19 41 Caslin 30 24 Grove City 25 36 Duquesne 39 17 Pittsburgh 50 33 Carnegie Tech 28 13 Geneva 24 40 California (Pa.) 27 34 Fairmont State 29 32 West Virginia Wesleyan 18 25 Grove City 28 18 Duquesne 34 29 Thiel 22 8-9 1929-30 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 26 Butler YMCA 28 43 California (Pa.) 30 51 High Point 29 35 Adrian 26 24 Duquesne 34 28 Allegheny 35 34 Bethany 37 16 Davis & Elkins 42 39 California (Pa.) 40 23 Geneva 28 37 West Virginia Wesleyan 25 34 Grove City 46 17 Allegheny 39 25 Edinboro 31 29 Geneva 26 13 Westminster 50 21 Thiel 31 25 Duquesne 35 28 West Virginia 31 33 Grove City 27 39 Thiel 31 31 Bethany 33 42 Davis & Elkins 29 16 Mount St. Mary’s 31 8-16 1930-31 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 44 Gettysburg 19 27 Altoona 16 41 Johnstown YMCA 37 17 Duquesne 40 33 Juniata 31 31 Penn State 24 25 Grove City 33 22 Westminster 37 36 Geneva 40 31 Allegheny 30 45 Geneva 27 28 Mount St. Mary’s 15 33 Thiel 40 31 Allegheny 41 26 Bethany 54 22 Grove City 30 46 Thiel 30 39 Duquesne 33 35 Bethany 33 11-8 1931-32 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 29 Monmouth 27 34 West Virginia Wesleyan 19 25 Geneva 41 29 Saint Vincent 30 41 Thiel 30 48 Thiel 36 36 Bethany 28 46 Grove City 43 44 Saint Vincent 22

42 Alderson-Broaddus 16 33 Penn State 37 32 Geneva 35 27 Westminster 53 35 Grove City 31 46 Bethany 22 13 Westminster 46 36 Allegheny 53 10-7 1932-33 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 41 Fairmont State 31 35 Case 23 53 Fairmont State 35 25 Geneva 41 26 Westminster 27 44 Grove City 28 57 Bethany 29 32 West Virginia Wesleyan 25 42 Glenville State 37 58 Thiel 31 53 Allegheny 28 51 Bethany 29 44 Glenville State 32 53 Thiel 31 26 Westminster 27 47 Muskingum 27 36 Grove City 30 35 Geneva 34 15-3 1933-34 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 45 Third Lutheran 13 30 Willigs 43 32 Duquesne 52 40 Fairmont State 30 34 Willigs 36 53 Glenville State 30 31 Slippery Rock 22 51 West Virginia Wesleyan 34 45 Fairmont State 19 37 West Virginia Wesleyan 42 45 Glenville State 44 42 Saint Vincent 33 49 Juniata 26 51 Juniata 28 30 Saint Vincent 31 36 Slippery Rock 27 45 Wash. & Jeff. 32 53 Wash. & Jeff. 22 28 Geneva 36 27 Westminster 42 48 Grove City 37 31 Westminster 45 46 Bethany 30 43 Thiel 39 48 Geneva 42 19-8 1934-35 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 40 Springfield Lutheran 18 22 Duquesne 43 33 Youngstown State 16 41 Glenville State 36 56 Holbrook 23 25 West Virginia 41 22 Geneva 36 29 Westminster 53 43 Glenville State 57 51 West Virginia Wesleyan 29 47 Fairmont State 31 31 West Virginia Wesleyan 30 50 Juniata 37 47 Slippery Rock 37 44 Wash. & Jeff. 22 30 Carnegie Tech 32 46 Westminster 49 46 Thiel 40 37 Geneva 38 34 Youngstown State 35

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1920-21 – Coach Camden Sims 21 St. Francis (Pa.) 25 41 Glenville State 35 17 Bethany 53 43 Wheeling YMCA 32 40 Franklin 30 27 California (Pa.) 22 20 California (Pa.) 30 18 Glenville State 27 24 Glenville State 26 19 Wellsburg Rexall 30 35 Fairmont State 23 21 Fairmont State 24 30 Salem 25 21 West Virginia Wesleyan 47 25 Muskingum 50 40 Westinghouse 12 35 Heinz House 27 8-9

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 35 Slippery Rock 37 46 Wash. & Jeff. 38 35 Geneva 42 43 Thiel 32 46 Slippery Rock 32 53 Bethany 46 32 Geneva 27 46 Saint Vincent 47 44 Thiel 35 29 Westminster 47 38 Wash. & Jeff. 47 12-10 1936-37 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 41 Salem 30 46 Carnegie Tech 42 35 West Virginia 42 89 Holbrook 37 47 Duquesne 59 50 West Virginia Wesleyan 34 49 Glenville State 48 24 Geneva 31 39 Saint Vincent 34 37 Geneva 42 52 Slippery Rock 40 41 Salem 59 45 Fairmont State 35 36 West Virginia Wesleyan 37 32 Wash. & Jeff. 43 49 Fairmont State 42 54 Glenville State 47 48 Slippery Rock 49 32 Westminster 50 43 Wash. & Jeff. 41 60 Saint Vincent 40 35 Westminster 31 14-8

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1937-38 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 38 Carnegie Tech 43 24 Geneva 22 28 Slippery Rock 26 37 Duquesne 33 46 Salem 25 46 West Virginia 19 46 Fairmont State 36 46 Wash. & Jeff. 31 36 Slippery Rock 32 51 Saint Vincent 46 55 Geneva 29 30 Akron 34 55 Cheropody 22 31 West Virginia Wesleyan 29 37 Wash. & Jeff. 51 44 Westminster 50 42 Salem 36 44 Glenville State 57 72 Fairmont State 50 68 Saint Vincent 50 39 Westminster 50 15-6

1938-39 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 34 Carnegie Tech 36 59 Potomac State 31 36 Duquesne 38 44 West Virginia Wesleyan 46 53 Salem 46 46 Wash. & Jeff. 41 61 Frostburg State 26 71 Westminster 56 64 Salem 38 57 Slippery Rock 38 49 Akron 23 65 Fairmont State 38 61 West Virginia Wesleyan 26 68 Slippery Rock 34 52 Saint Vincent 36 25 Geneva 30 42 Duquesne 40 35 Wash. & Jeff. 33 74 Fairmont State 62 82 Saint Vincent 42 46 Westminster 45

42 Geneva 21 18-4 1939-40 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 51 Carnegie Tech 45 51 Saint Vincent 30 31 Duquesne 42 73 West Virginia Wesleyan 55 56 Salem 35 44 Geneva 31 41 Wash. & Jeff. 43 67 Fairmont State 33 60 West Virginia Wesleyan 49 54 Youngstown State 38 41 Pittsburgh 28 42 Westminster 38 33 Villanova 42 49 West Chester 33 37 Geneva 40 37 Duquesne 42 67 Fairmont State 47 48 Westminster 45 62 Potomac State 41 52 Saint Vincent 40 27 Wash. & Jeff. 53 15-6

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1943-46 Basketball discontinued during World War II 1946-47 – Coach Ray Welsh 74 West Liberty State 44 64 Fairmont State 44 44 Lock Haven 41 65 Wheeling 56 55 Westinghouse Apprentice 42 83 Davis & Elkins 56 51 Carnegie Tech 33 58 Alderson-Broaddus 61 67 Salem 42 61 Geneva 64 46 Westminster 57 50 Wash. & Jeff. 53 53 Buffalo 49 60 West Virginia 83 55 Westminster 58 56 Saint Vincent 48 58 Quantico Marines 48 52 West Virginia Wesleyan 56 41 Wash. & Jeff. 50 61 Youngstown State 51 54 Carnegie Tech 32 59 Saint Vincent 58 14-8

1940-41 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 45 Alderson-Broaddus 53 41 Carnegie Tech 34 64 West Virginia Wesleyan 46 32 Fairmont State 39 36 West Liberty State 29 53 Saint Vincent 29 58 West Liberty State 48 41 Wash. & Jeff. 59 50 Geneva 49 45 West Virginia Wesleyan 39 44 Pittsburgh 40 50 Salem 57 44 Westminster 47 1947-48 – Coach Frank Gustine 47 Youngstown State 53 58 Buffalo 50 28 Duquesne 41 61 Lock Haven 46 29 Duquesne 38 56 Lock Haven 38 39 Westminster 56 54 Youngstown State 67 65 Saint Vincent 41 64 Baltimore 35 32 Wash. & Jeff. 44 49 Westminster 73 58 Fairmont State 51 49 Saint Vincent 45 44 Geneva 42 66 Thiel 54 11-10 61 Wash. & Jeff. 49 1941- 42 – Coach Frank N.Wolf 68 Carnegie Tech 38 36 Niagara 54 65 Geneva 52 36 St. Bonaventure 42 63 Baltimore 39 54 Carnegie Tech 22 41 Villanova 65 33 West Liberty State 27 54 Bucknell 45 37 West Virginia Wesleyan 49 73 Westminster 56 36 Alderson-Broaddus 47 56 Youngstown 57 37 Geneva 41 46 Wash. & Jeff. 65 22 Duquesne 41 67 St. Francis (Pa.) 53 27 Westminster 43 82 West Virginia Wesleyan 43 49 Indiana (Pa.) 26 63 Upsala 44 47 Saint Vincent 34 59 Westinghouse Apprentice 36 59 Alderson-Broaddus 48 16-5 38 Westminster 53 1948-49 – Coach Frank Gustine 48 Geneva 38 66 Westinghouse Apprentice 36 37 Wash. & Jeff. 39 54 Carnegie Tech 43 45 West Virginia Wesleyan 43 54 Wash. & Jeff. 66 34 Duquesne 47 52 Alliance 35 45 Indiana (Pa.) 38 72 Baltimore 54 35 Wash. & Jeff. 24 72 Bucknell 60 27 Saint Vincent 26 63 Saint Vincent 34 10-10 43 Youngstown State 61 1942-43 – Coach Frank N. Wolf 66 Kent State 59 70 Westinghouse Apprentice 54 50 West Virginia 82 53 Carnegie Tech 58 76 Westminster 65 41 West Liberty State 39 63 St. Francis (Pa.) 62 47 Indiana (Pa.) 37 59 Geneva 78 25 Duquesne 53 64 Youngstown State 51 54 Saint Vincent 38 75 Saint Vincent 39 45 Saint Vincent 32 85 Alderson-Broaddus 64 50 West Virginia 69 45 St. Bonaventure 58 51 Wash. & Jeff. 73 82 Alliance 64

51 Westminster 56 59 Kent State 84 73 West Virginia Wesleyan 68 64 Alderson-Broaddus 68 80 Thiel 64 78 Buffalo 44 59 Wash. & Jeff. 75 74 St. Francis (Pa.) 71 56 Beloit 95 17-10 1949-50 – Coach Frank Gustine 65 Westinghouse Apprentice 59 55 Carnegie Tech 52 75 Baltimore 57 49 Lock Haven 48 67 Upsala 55 63 Wash. & Jeff. 49 81 Saint Vincent 39 50 West Virginia 64 48 Duquesne 57 65 Alliance 46 68 Westminster 90 59 Geneva 55 50 St. Bonaventure 60 64 Buffalo 54 59 St. Francis (Pa.) 75 58 Westminster 76 55 Wash. & Jeff. 64 69 Second Army 64 68 Saint Vincent 53 12-7 1950-51 – Coach Roger Joorgensen 75 Alderson-Broaddus 76 71 Marietta 65 56 Carnegie Tech 55 71 Baltimore 48 57 Geneva 52 68 West Liberty State 54 76 Davis & Elkins 54 73 Wash. & Jeff. 65 73 West Liberty State 60 67 Bethany 48 70 St. Francis (Pa.) 67 75 West Virginia 79 56 Davis & Elkins 55 46 Bethany 44 75 St. Francis (Pa.) 80 62 Geneva 51 67 Westminster 76 64 Duquesne 73 66 Alliance 46 54 Wash. & Jeff. 77 57 Westminster 77 63 Alderson-Broaddus 52 15-7 1951-52 – Coach J.R. Haddock 57 West Virginia Tech 95 57 Concord 52 53 California (Pa.) 56 71 Alliance 56 49 Carnegie Tech 59 49 Davis & Elkins 68 71 Marietta 70 67 Alderson-Broaddus 80 58 Westinghouse Apprentice 60 36 Westminster 84 64 Bethany 74 55 St. Francis (Pa.) 70 57 West Virginia 87 68 Geneva 70 67 Carnegie Tech 72 54 Davis & Elkins 56 67 Westinghouse Apprentice 65 58 Alderson-Broaddus 42 67 Geneva 78 63 Bethany 54

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1952-53 – Coach J.R. Haddock 66 West Virginia 82 58 West Liberty State 56 54 Geneva 83 52 Bethany 47 64 Carnegie Tech 60 78 Davis & Elkins 50 76 Geneva 83 52 Bethany 47 64 Carnegie Tech 60 78 Davis & Elkins 50 76 Geneva 81 62 Alderson-Broaddus 55 58 Marietta 57 68 St. Francis (Pa.) 93 55 Alderson-Broaddus 75 59 Westminster 83 50 California (Pa.) 66 69 Alliance 60 58 Bethany 71 70 Davis & Elkins 80 70 West Liberty 97 59 St. Francis (Pa.) 84 54 Millersville 51 67 Westinghouse Apprentice 81 70 Carnegie Tech 57 67 Westminster 68 57 California (Pa.) 60 12-14

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1953-54 – Coach Ray Williams 74 Westinghouse Apprentice 78 58 California (Pa.) 74 62 Carnegie Tech 66 73 Marietta 81 66 West Liberty State 72 67 Alderson-Broaddus 96 83 Alderson-Broaddus 70 54 Steubenville 57 74 Geneva 103 65 Westminster 81 62 West Liberty State 68 55 Carnegie Tech 62 76 Bethany 63 64 West Virginia 84 50 Wash. & Jeff. 70 77 California (Pa.) 75 71 Saint Vincent 52 49 Westminster 69 65 Millersville 62 75 Geneva 62 69 Bethany 107 6-15

1954-55 – Coach Ray Williams 64 West Virginia 91 71 California (Pa.) 88 75 West Liberty State 83 68 Marietta 110 68 Saint Vincent 76 73 Geneva 103 69 Bethany 64 76 Saint Vincent 82 65 Bethany 64 39 Steubenville 76 94 West Liberty State 85 47 Geneva 97 52 Steubenville 88 70 Alliance 84 69 California (Pa.) 67 64 Wash. & Jeff. 57 83 Alliance 94 55 Gannon 68 5-13 1955-56 – Coach Ray Williams 42 California (Pa.) 64 29 Steubenville 60 53 Saint Vincent 65 62 Westminster 84 64 Muskingum 81 67 Marietta 78

75 Gannon 78 51 Geneva 95 75 Bethany 85 70 Wash. & Jeff. 67 64 West Liberty State 84 58 Westminster 95 70 West Liberty State 73 74 Saint Vincent 96 78 Bethany 96 41 Steubenville 42 89 California (Pa.) 90 62 Geneva 134 1-17

54 Saint Vincent 86 64 Grove City 81 69 Frostburg State 60 58 Geneva 69 44 California (Pa.) 52 71 Wheeling 92 67 Bliss 66 61 Saint Vincent 78 51 Gannon 55 54 California (Pa.) 62 63 Carnegie Tech 65 48 Westminster 64 3-16

1956-57 – Coach Ray Williams 67 Bethany 83 75 California (Pa.) 56 48 Westminster 75 62 Bethany 70 50 Geneva 86 51 Blackburn 61 68 Muskingum 90 63 Wash. & Jeff. 65 56 Saint Vincent 83 65 Marietta 85 69 West Liberty State 79 68 West Liberty State 78 49 Geneva 80 50 Saint Vincent 58 40 Westminster 67 82 California (Pa.) 69 68 Frostburg State 67 3-14

1960-61 – Coach Peter Mazzaferro 42 Bethany 65 38 Westminster 78 66 Grove City 74 63 Geneva 75 62 Carnegie Tech 69 60 Gannon 63 54 Saint Vincent 81 60 Marietta 73 51 Westminster 79 73 Bethany 78 88 Wheeling 95 91 California (Pa.) 63 64 Wheeling 69 52 Saint Vincent 81 63 Mount Union 62 60 Carnegie Tech 77 47 Geneva 82 83 California (Pa.) 67 75 Frostburg State 87 55 Geneva 95 3-17

1957-58 – Coach Ray Williams 66 Frostburg State 64 66 National Aggies 58 93 Wheeling 81 73 Saint Vincent 88 78 Marietta 77 63 Potomac State 54 74 California (Pa.) 81 54 Muskingum 87 55 Carnegie Tech 69 77 West Liberty State 83 54 Carnegie Tech 71 79 Wheeling 64 64 California (Pa.) 61 64 Wash. & Jeff. 77 50 Saint Vincent 71 59 West Liberty State 70 7-9 1958-59 – Coach Ray Williams 57 Wheeling 70 64 Geneva 85 57 Grove City 78 78 Frostburg State 50 59 Wheeling 65 49 Carnegie Tech 82 77 California (Pa.) 69 54 Westminster 71 83 Marietta 89 78 Grove City 70 62 Geneva 114 88 Saint Vincent 92 61 Gannon 80 65 Saint Vincent 83 64 Carnegie Tech 76 60 Wash. & Jeff. 116 85 California (Pa.) 84 65 Westminster 79 4-14 1959-60 – Coach Peter Mazzaferro 54 Geneva 60 75 Grove City 63 57 Carnegie Tech 74 75 Marietta 82 61 Mount Union 100 66 Wheeling 77 51 Westminster 92

1961-62 – Coach Peter Mazzaferro 57 Grove City 61 63 Saint Vincent 85 74 Thiel 84 72 Geneva 85 62 Marietta 82 46 Westminster 89 90 Wheeling 97 64 Carnegie Tech 55 61 California (Pa.) 60 55 Bethany 71 55 Westminster 82 80 Saint Vincent 74 64 Grove City 76 50 Gannon 67 63 Frostburg State 73 59 Geneva 85 63 Wheeling 60 58 Bethany 67 52 California (Pa.) 76 60 Carnegie Tech 49 5-15 1962-63 – Coach Peter Mazzaferro 59 Carnegie Tech 65 62 Saint Vincent 70 44 Mount Union 60 69 Randolph-Macon 78 53 Geneva 95 67 Wheeling 53 59 West Liberty State 79 37 Westminster 79 57 West Liberty State 64 63 Marietta 95 58 Grove City 74 44 Carnegie Tech 68 60 Frostburg State 70 74 Geneva 99 61 Wheeling 59 70 California (Pa.) 79 69 Westminster 93 57 California (Pa.) 76 56 Saint Vincent 64 3-18

1963-1964 – Coach Mo Scarry 38 Carnegie Tech 79 86 Saint Vincent 82 92 Mount Union 86 87 Geneva 93 74 Wheeling 85 53 Carnegie Tech 92 80 Wheeling 72 56 Westminster 99 88 Frostburg State 71 83 West Liberty State 90 50 Saint Vincent 77 86 Grove City 100 85 Marietta 104 86 Geneva 89 92 California (Pa.) 97 70 Grove City 69 42 Wooster 88 71 Frostburg State 61 86 California (Pa.) 94 79 Westminster 86 6-14 1964-65 – Coach Mo Scarry 88 California (Pa.) 106 72 Westminster 82 67 Marietta 104 58 Saint Vincent 78 76 Carnegie Tech 84 62 Fairmont State 116 84 California (Pa.) 110 80 Wheeling 81 63 Geneva 78 89 Grove City 74 85 Indiana (Pa.) 103 91 Wheeling 87 99 Frostburg State 58 97 St. Francis (Pa.) 115 77 Geneva 74 100 Saint Vincent 112 88 Carnegie Tech 70 75 Carnegie Tech 70 78 Grove City 106 75 Frostburg State 69 73 Westminster 84 6-17 1965-66 – Coach Mo Scarry 71 California (Pa.) 86 60 Wheeling 91 69 Westminster 85 88 Frostburg State 77 90 Marietta 95 88 Edinboro 104 52 Geneva 63 99 Indiana (Pa.) 91 80 Grove City 78 81 Clarion 95 77 Saint Vincent 62 95 Wheeling 64 78 Westminster 75 96 St. Francis (Pa.) 87 73 Carnegie Tech 81 66 Geneva 76 93 Saint Vincent 105 68 West Virginia Wesleyan 91 68 California (Pa.) 74 67 Clarion 77 61 Grove City 83 91 Indiana (Pa.) 95 93 Carnegie Tech 105 7-16 1966-67 – Coach Hal King 94 California (Pa.) 128 75 Clarion 103 94 West Liberty State 106 80 Carnegie Tech 91 98 Wheeling 87

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1967-68 – Coach Hal King 91 California (Pa.) 105 84 Edinboro 109 84 St. Francis (Pa.) 113 71 Wheeling 85 61 Carnegie Tech 74 52 Westminster 105 86 Ashland 101 82 Baltimore 105 79 Geneva 102 62 Frostburg State 72 69 Geneva 77 72 West Liberty State 108 67 Wheeling 96 76 Saint Vincent 78 65 Carnegie Tech 71 79 West Liberty State 93 79 Indiana (Pa.) 83 56 Westminster 86 73 Saint Vincent 89 76 Salem 82 92 California (Pa.) 88 32 Ashland 60 63 Frostburg State 60 68 Walsh 63 3-21 1968-69 – Coach Hal King 75 California (Pa.) 87 69 West Liberty State 98 68 Wheeling 90 52 St. Francis (Pa.) 83 46 Muskingum 91 70 Capitol 95 72 Geneva 85 84 Frostburg State 69 50 Westminster 85 81 Saint Vincent 91 65 Wheeling 64 77 Geneva 88 66 Indiana (Pa.) 92 91 Point Park 102 69 Westminster 86 85 Saint Vincent 98 86 Salem 103 76 California (Pa.) 80 74 West Liberty State 104 14 Ashland 28 75 Frostburg State 76 74 Walsh 88 77 Carnegie Tech 93 104 Point Park 95 3-21 1969-70 – Coach Rudy Marisa 85 California (Pa.) 110 72 Slippery Rock 61 68 Westminster 70 81 Wheeling 108 81 Walsh 67 67 Geneva 80 93 Salem 79 71 Saint Vincent 66 72 Frostburg State 55 74 Saint Vincent 75 100 Wheeling 85 89 Geneva 85 46 Point Park 65 93 Saint Vincent 102 57 California (Pa.) 90

55 Frostburg State 82 78 Geneva 95 67 Saint Vincent 92 71 Davis & Elkins 80 86 West Virginia Wesleyan 67 38 Frostburg State 47 85 Wheeling 74 75 California (Pa.) 66 125 Malone 99 14-10

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1970-71 – Coach Rudy Marisa 91 Slippery Rock 78 84 Thiel 78 86 Westminster 93 99 Wheeling 88 99 Salem 89 68 Malone 62 86 Saint Vincent 76 95 Wheeling 91 53 Frostburg State 66 92 Carnegie Tech 77 90 Geneva 99 82 Westminster 91 72 Pitt-Johnstown 91 81 Malone 75 65 Saint Vincent 83 44 California (Pa.) 51 48 West Liberty State 38 28 Frostburg State 48 103 Shepherd 84 79 Geneva 81 88 Carnegie Tech 66 68 Pitt-Johnstown 64 87 Lock Haven 90 13-10 1971-72 – Coach Rudy Marisa 85 Thiel 58 81 Davis & Elkins 83 72 Westminster 89 66 West Liberty State 95 62 Wheeling 87 82 Salem 116 95 Malone 102 77 Geneva 74 74 Westminster 72 78 Saint Vincent 94 71 Davis & Elkins 76 72 Pitt-Johnstown 83 48 Frostburg State 65 60 California (Pa.) 67 92 Geneva 70 58 Frostburg State 59 61 Shepherd 92 83 Saint Vincent 72 71 Pitt-Johnstown 83 5-15 1972-73 – Coach Rudy Marisa 108 Wash. & Jeff. 50 90 Davis & Elkins 86 74 Bethany (W.Va.) 86 82 West Liberty State 71 75 Westminster 77 101 Dickinson 93 68 Marietta 83 90 West Virginia Wesleyan 81 73 PSU-Behrend 66 95 Alderson-Broaddus 85 80 PSU-Behrend 74 74 Saint Vincent 86 87 Alderson-Broaddus 98 117 Geneva 95 94 Westminster 84

1973-74 – Coach Rudy Marisa 75 Alderson-Broaddus 73 96 Wash. & Jeff. 71 77 Bethany 79 87 PSU-Behrend 63 112 Westminster 96 82 Davis & Elkins 90 92 West Liberty State 88 79 PSU-Behrend 71 107 Alderson-Broaddus 97 76 Geneva 83 83 Saint Vincent 66 107 West Virginia Wesleyan 88 88 Westminster 84 107 Frostburg State 93 91 West Virginia Wesleyan 107 97 Davis & Elkins 95 78 Frostburg State 76 90 Saint Vincent 111 100 Geneva 79 71 California (Pa.) 56 84 Malone 105 15-6 1974-75 – Coach Rudy Marisa 74 Bethany (W.Va.) 78 85 Carnegie Mellon 59 98 Alderson-Broaddus 91 98 Wash. & Jeff. 93 108 California (Pa.) 84 101 Davis & Elkins 80 87 PSU-Behrend 84 103 Frostburg State 94 91 Alderson-Broaddus 97 88 Westminster 81 78 Saint Vincent 88 72 Point Park 82 81 PSU-Behrend 76 89 Geneva 86 76 West Virginia Wesleyan 99 102 Davis & Elkins 106 72 Frostburg State 98 87 West Virginia Wesleyan 84 62 Saint Vincent 58 88 Geneva 98 88 California (Pa.) 77 96 Westminster 74 69 West Liberty State 58 15-8 1975-76 – Coach Rudy Marisa 98 Alderson-Broaddus 86 73 Bethany 71 94 Carnegie Mellon 70 71 Westminster 77 78 California (Pa.) 72 91 PSU-Behrend 76 85 Wash. & Jeff. 74 83 Frostburg State 69 76 Davis & Elkins 94 76 Alderson-Broaddus 70 68 Point Park 85 64 Westminster 69 92 Davis & Elkins 72 64 Saint Vincent 53 109 Geneva 87 105 Geneva 99 78 Frostburg State 64 94 Saint Vincent 62 98 PSU-Behrend 77 60 California (Pa.) 69 76 Alliance 69 102 West Liberty State 96 67 Indiana (Pa.)* 83 17-6

* NAIA District Playoff 1976-77 – Coach Rudy Marisa 105 Slippery Rock 89 94 Carnegie Mellon 93 89 Wash. & Jeff. 49 82 Bethany (W.Va.) 63 77 California (Pa.) 104 109 PSU-Behrend 89 70 Davis & Elkins 93 91 Frostburg State 79 75 Geneva 61 58 West Liberty State 53 78 Point Park 90 90 Westminster 80 95 Saint Vincent 82 101 PSU-Behrend 79 94 Geneva 79 39 Grove City 69 90 Saint Vincent 86 82 Westminster 76 74 California (Pa.) 75 59 Grove City 56 94 Point Park* 104 15-6 * NAIA District Playoff 1977-78 – Coach Rudy Marisa 82 Slippery Rock 87 63 Bethany (W.Va.) 79 101 La Roche 83 86 California (Pa.) 87 95 Davis & Elkins 96 67 Steubenville 65 77 Geneva 60 76 Point Park 79 61 Westminster 75 90 Frostburg State 85 79 Saint Vincent 80 102 Davis & Elkins 78 110 La Roche 70 75 Grove City 55 73 Saint Vincent 69 101 PSU-Behrend 75 98 California (Pa.) 78 66 Geneva 49 82 Alliance 69 91 Frostburg State 73 77 Westminster 79 72 Pitt-Johnstown* 71 63 Saint Vincent* 66 15-8 * NAIA District Playoff 1978-79 – Coach Rudy Marisa 92 Alderson-Broaddus 87 84 Indiana (Pa.) 65 91 Bethany 76 94 Steubenville 74 96 La Roche 72 74 California (Pa.) 66 110 Mercyhurst 66 94 Slippery Rock 75 102 Geneva 48 73 Westminster 89 77 Point Park 75 71 Saint Vincent 67 99 Davis & Elkins 86 67 Frostburg State 82 93 California (Pa.) 71 86 Grove City 65 98 Davis & Elkins 78 85 Saint Vincent 73 87 PSU-Behrend 102 70 Geneva 59 95 Alliance 72 101 Frostburg State 56 74 Westminster 76 107 La Roche 62 67 Westminster* 68 20-5 * NAIA District Playoff

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75 St. Francis (Pa.) 99 97 Edinboro 123 78 Geneva 106 91 Frostburg State 65 83 West Liberty State 85 83 Westminster 91 77 Saint Vincent 76 71 Carnegie Tech 90 90 Geneva 98 85 Indiana (Pa.) 79 67 Wheeling 101 70 West Virginia Wesleyan 68 80 Saint Vincent 98 85 California (Pa.) 110 92 Westminster 123 99 Frostburg State 86 86 Indiana (Pa.) 89 78 Clarion 95 6-17

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1979-80 – Coach Rudy Marisa 93 Mount Vernon 73 90 Alderson-Broaddus 99 106 Bethany 76 116 Mount Vernon 70 89 La Roche 80 55 California (Pa.) 53 85 Indiana (Pa.) 80 70 Slippery Rock 59 75 Baptist Bible 68 106 Medaille 50 77 Geneva 64 68 Westminster 65 69 Point Park 82 67 Saint Vincent 53 96 Mercyhurst 77 93 Frostburg State 80 106 California (Pa.) 87 57 Grove City 56 80 Davis & Elkins 78 57 Saint Vincent 53 96 Mercyhurst 77 93 Frostburg State 80 106 California (Pa.) 87 57 Grove City 56 80 Davis & Elkins 78 57 Saint Vincent 72 76 PSU-Behrend 65 63 Geneva 72 67 Davis & Elkins 66 100 Frostburg State 80 77 Westminster 84 95 La Roche 78 80 Indiana (Pa.)* 73 77 Point Park* 72 73 Clarion* 78 23-6 * NAIA District Playoff

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1980-81 – Coach Rudy Marisa 110 Daemen 58 111 Mount Vernon 93 47 Bethany 44 81 West Liberty State 82 54 California (Pa.) 39 90 Frostburg State 82 81 California (Pa.) 68 81 Indiana (Pa.) 70 94 Mount Vernon 62 73 West Liberty State 68 62 Davis & Elkins 59 82 Geneva 65 75 Westminster 74 53 La Roche 55 69 Saint Vincent 60 72 Point Park 77 51 Grove City 60 59 Davis & Elkins 54 67 Saint Vincent 75 69 PSU-Behrend 65 96 Mercyhurst 69 68 Geneva 52 93 La Roche 70 66 Westminster 56 94 Alliance 55 99 Frostburg State 72 81 Point Park 60 47 Saint Vincent 45 60 Cedarville + 57 21 Wisconsin-Eau Claire + 22 24-6 + NAIA Tournament

1981-82 – Coach Rudy Marisa 82 Wheeling 58 66 La Roche 58 72 Pitt-Bradford 78 49 Davis & Elkins 47 55 California (Pa.) 52 58 Carnegie Mellon 55 49 PSU-Behrend 48 88 Alderson-Broaddus 80 70 Pitt-Bradford 86 56 Davis & Elkins 57 53 Geneva 44 67 Westminster 64 68 Frostburg State 55 83 La Roche 65 73 Saint Vincent 65 63 Point Park 61 48 California (Pa.) 78 68 Saint Vincent 65 59 PSU-Behrend 61 70 Frostburg State 72 50 Geneva 49 61 Point Park 67 52 Westminster 72 57 Alliance 55 80 Pitt-Johnstown 78 52 La Roche* 53 17-9 * NAIA District Playoff

1982-83 – Coach Rudy Marisa 68 Wheeling 53 69 California (Pa.) 77 80 PSU-Behrend 73 91 Geneva 81 74 Carnegie Mellon 64 97 California (Pa.) 81 50 Indiana (Pa.) 52 100 Alderson-Broaddus 80 86 Pitt-Bradford 91 42 Geneva 49 65 Westminster 76 111 La Roche 75 87 Alliance 63 66 Point Park 83 55 Saint Vincent 50 90 Pitt-Bradford 56 80 Pitt-Johnstown 66 58 Saint Vincent 52 58 PSU-Behrend 45 78 Frostburg State 57 80 Davis & Elkins 71 92 La Roche 83 78 Point Park 71 78 Westminster 90 102 Alliance 64 97 Frostburg State 72 73 Davis & Elkins 65 65 Pitt-Bradford* 62 92 Geneva* 94 21-8 * NAIA District Playoff 1983-84 – Coach Rudy Marisa 74 California (Pa.) 71 97 PSU-Behrend 80 83 Geneva 80 57 Wheeling 62 61 California (Pa.) 71 78 Wilkes 60 56 Wash. & Jeff. 47 54 Davis & Elkins 64 71 Geneva 73 100 Westminster 78 80 La Roche 67 96 Alliance 79 69 Point Park 67 62 Saint Vincent 59 69 Pitt-Bradford 68 82 Saint Vincent 70 79 PSU-Behrend 73 86 Frostburg State 75 79 La Roche 75 73 Point Park 67 59 Westminster 71 104 Alliance 71 79 Frostburg State 69 77 Davis & Elkins 59 80 Pitt-Bradford 76 103 PSU-Behrend* 72 102 Point Park* 77 59 Westminster* 52 58 Denver + 56 61 St. Mary’s (Texas) + 59 55 Fort Hayes (Kan.) + 87 25-6 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament 1984-85 – Coach Rudy Marisa 65 Wheeling 49 81 California (Pa.) 95 73 Geneva 80 100 PSU-Behrend 62 88 California (Pa.) 73 77 Davis & Elkins 68 80 Geneva 72 86 Westminster 72 65 West Liberty State 70 72 La Roche 67 80 Saint Vincent 68 78 Pitt-Bradford 66 80 Glenville State 73 54 Saint Vincent 57 77 PSU-Behrend 48 76 Point Park 57 89 West Liberty State 78 74 La Roche 61 99 Davis & Elkins 81 55 Westminster 53 102 Alliance 82 69 Point Park 63 88 Pitt-Bradford 84 91 Alliance 82 92 PSU-Behrend * 51 79 Westminster * 56 74 Saint Vincent * 66 57 Drury + 66 23-5 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament

1985-86 – Coach Rudy Marisa 74 West Liberty State 59 114 California (Pa.) 73 96 Mansfield 71 80 Fairmont State 79 86 Wheeling 69 86 Glenville State 68 88 Salem 77 79 Widener 58 89 Lock Haven 92 89 West Liberty State 69 88 Geneva 80 65 Westminster 54 84 La Roche 66 70 Alliance 63 70 Point Park 69 90 Pitt-Bradford 62 99 Houghton 70 82 Fairmont State 70 107 Geneva 89 92 La Roche 86 86 Westminster 76 97 Alliance 64 76 Point Park 73 91 Houghton 61 97 Pitt-Bradford 61 91 Alliance* 75 89 Saint Vincent* 84 59 Westminster* 49 89 Atlantic Christian + 92 27-2 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament 1986-87 – Coach Rudy Marisa 99 West Liberty State 84 93 Wheeling 81 116 Fairmont State 68 92 California (Pa.) 72 102 Urbana 108 88 Salem 84 91 Pitt-Bradford 59 79 West Virginia State 117 90 Glenville State 75 86 West Liberty State 108 86 Westminster 89 101 Geneva 76 88 La Roche 78 87 Point Park 79 90 Davis & Elkins 78 83 Saint Vincent 75 94 Fairmont State 96 106 Saint Vincent 91 101 Geneva 78 112 La Roche 89 96 Westminster 64 95 Point Park 86 122 Keuka 78 74 Pitt-Bradford 61 102 Keuka* 70 71 Westminster* 63 108 Kearney State+ 104 86 SUND-Valley City + 84 67 West Virginia State + 73 23-6 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament 1987-88 – Coach Rudy Marisa 112 Bluefield State 119 109 Thomas More 87 82 Rio Grande 69 95 West Liberty State 90 64 Wheeling 60 99 California (Pa.) 92 91 Houghton 68 79 Pitt-Bradford 62 82 Muskingum 67 83 Cedarville 79 78 Allegheny 74 103 West Virginia Tech 98 87 Westminster 71 82 Geneva 68 85 West Liberty State 76 94 Houghton 48 78 Saint Vincent 69 115 Daemen 85 117 Keuka 75 104 Salem 78 116 Point Park 70 86 Saint Vincent 69 98 Geneva 76 92 Daemen 76 81 Westminster 63 118 Urbana 92 107 Point Park 81 107 Pitt-Bradford 98 108 Point Park* 90 85 Westminster* 72 83 Franklin Pierce + 72 68 Minnesota-Duluth + 64 87 Dordt + 66 106 Grand Canyon + 108 61 Charleston + 89 32-3 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament

1988-89 – Coach Rudy Marisa 71 West Virginia Tech 83 86 West Liberty State 77 68 Muskingum 82 98 Ohio-Belmont 92 80 West Virginia Wesleyan 88 93 Westminster 83 103 Houghton 79 97 West Liberty State 98 91 West Virginia Wesleyan 95 87 Saint Vincent 90 100 Point Park 64 79 Pitt-Bradford 66 121 Davis & Elkins 84 89 Geneva 69 78 Daemen 73 108 Frostburg State 97 87 Saint Vincent 67 87 Point Park 71 97 Houghton 94 101 Pitt-Bradford 75 95 Geneva 90 92 Daemen 79 81 Westminster 76 99 Geneva* 87 79 Westminster* 75 74 Drury + 94 19-7 * NAIA District Playoff + NAIA Tournament 1989-90 – Coach Rudy Marisa 74 West Liberty State 78 94 Daemen 92 82 Salem 85 64 Frostburg State 70 88 Houghton 74 75 West Virginia Wesleyan 85 108 Ohio-Belmont 71 78 Glenville State 67 85 West Virginia Wesleyan 99 85 Rio Grande 82 78 West Liberty State 77 73 Westminster 60 79 Daemen 76 55 California (Pa.) 74 103 Saint Vincent 89 84 Point Park 89 81 Davis & Elkins 106 65 Geneva 79 83 Pitt-Bradford 53 56 Saint Vincent 95 101 Daemen 105 71 Point Park 75 85 Houghton 91 101 Pitt-Bradford 84 64 Geneva 81 67 Westminster 101 90 Daemen 97 11-16 1990-91 – Coach Rudy Marisa 55 Defiance 115 93 Lincoln 73 86 Frostburg State 76 91 Ohio-Belmont 71 72 Glenville State 118 48 Muskingum 94 73 Findlay 91 86 Marietta 102 85 Columbia Union 93 39 Bridgewater 53 98 Frostburg State 92 72 Rio Grande 98 92 Lake Erie 78 61 California (Pa.) 111 78 Thiel 83 106 Wash. & Jeff. 101 96 Bethany 82 63 Grove City 64 48 PSU-Behrend 67 86 Thiel 52 93 Wash. & Jeff. 99 83 Bethany 73 71 Grove City 91 88 Lake Erie 87 10-14

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1992-93 – Coach Rudy Marisa 58 Kenyon 63 62 Frostburg State 74 91 Davis & Elkins 108 82 Lake Erie 80 116 Ohio-Eastern 98 70 North Central 79 78 Valley Forge 70 78 PSU-Harrisburg 64 59 PSU-Behrend 71 66 Dyke 64 61 Juniata 58 64 Point Park 77 69 Wash. & Jeff. 67 70 St. John Fisher 82 77 Ohio Valley 94 70 Grove City 79 66 Bethany 85 88 Thiel 67 61 Wash. & Jeff. 70 69 Lake Erie 71 61 Frostburg State 86 73 Grove City 78 73 Bethany 89 86 Thiel 96 8-16 1993-94 – Coach Rudy Marisa 57 Frostburg State 90 77 Western Maryland 75 93 Ohio-Eastern 81 94 Valley Forge 64 71 Lake Erie 76 74 Marietta 91 80 Shawnee State 82 86 La Roche 74 92 PSU-Behrend 101 61 Kenyon 83 86 Lake Erie 68 76 Ohio-Eastern 66 87 Grove City 88 108 La Roche 78 81 Bethany 52 73 Wash. & Jeff. 89 79 Thiel 68 73 Wash. & Jeff. 78 72 Point Park 88 76 Grove City 101 76 Bethany 61 90 Thiel 87 11-11 1994-95 – Coach Rudy Marisa 80 Southern Maine 73 57 PSU-Behrend 69 70 Marietta 73 77 Lake Erie 62 94 La Roche 65 64 Wilkes 74 66 Marietta 67 63 PSU-Behrend 60 66 Frostburg State 82 82 Averett 53 83 Ohio-Eastern 59 80 La Roche 95 110 Bethany 107 67 Wash. & Jeff. 51 73 Lake Erie 88 86 Thiel 98 56 Grove City 60 87 Bethany 75 62 Frostburg State 78 69 Wash. & Jeff. 71 79 Kenyon 95 93 Thiel 89

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1995-96 – Coach Rudy Marisa 71 Centenary 73 86 Gwynedd Mercy 67 84 Davis & Elkins 89 98 Philadelphia Bible 60 91 Valley Forge 61 83 La Roche 67 69 PSU-Behrend 82 116 Valley Forge 66 74 Frostburg State 91 56 Lincoln 61 81 La Roche 70 90 Point Park 77 88 Bethany 75 70 Wash. & Jeff. 56 85 PSU-Behrend 72 100 Thiel 83 89 Ohio-Eastern 54 56 Grove City 53 90 Bethany 65 55 Frostburg State 53 81 Wash. & Jeff. 66 102 Pitt-Bradford 82 88 Thiel 58 59 Grove City 71 59 Grove City 50 75 Lincoln % 85 19-7 % ECAC Tournament 1996-97 – Coach Rudy Marisa 72 Wilmington 77 77 Hiram 70 105 Philadelphia Bible 69 82 Davis & Elkins 70 76 Lake Erie 64 87 Lycoming 85 99 Ohio-Eastern 66 84 Lake Erie 56 82 Lincoln 83 86 Centenary 66 87 Pitt-Bradford 82 67 Wash. & Jeff. 63 60 Bethany 66 77 Pitt-Greensburg 56 81 Thiel 58 77 Alfred 53 75 Frostburg State 64 80 Grove City 91 60 Wash. & Jeff. 70 89 Bethany 59 72 PSU-Behrend 75 60 Thiel 63 75 PSU-Behrend 53 82 Alfred 86 62 Grove City 59 17-8 1997-98 – Coach Rudy Marisa 68 Hiram 63 61 PSU-Behrend 66 62 Pitt-Greensburg 72 81 Davis & Elkins 76 97 Lake Erie 71 89 Ohio-Eastern 75 107 Lake Erie 83 81 Lincoln 77 82 Frostburg State 72 87 La Roche 68 65 PSU-Behrend 54 88 Thiel 77 92 Alfred 68 73 Pitt-Greensburg 72 71 Wash. & Jeff. 61 67 Grove City 65 98 Frostburg State 64 65 Bethany 64 77 Alfred 60 89 Oberlin 80 75 Thiel 90 78 Grove City 61 62 Wash. & Jeff. 73 75 Bethany 59 66 Thiel 87 80 Pitt-Bradford % 69 69 Lebanon Valley % 74 21-6 % ECAC Tournament 1998-99 – Coach Rudy Marisa 128 vs. Practical Bible 58 59 at Lycoming 61 81 at Pitt-Greensburg 80 71 vs. Urbana 76 90 vs. Pace 74 79 at PSU-Altoona 87 77 Lake Erie 61 87 Ohio-Eastern 81

61 at Lake Erie 65 69 vs. St. John Fisher 66 95 vs. Medaille 58 65 La Roche 75 78 D’Youville 74 71 D’Youville 49 77 Wash. & Jeff. 51 65 at Grove City 71 81 Thiel 74 98 at Bethany 72 102 PSU-Altoona 84 81 D’Youville 44 79 at Thiel 87 68 Grove City 67 82 PSU-Behrend 73 93 at Wash. & Jeff. 66 89 Bethany 66 17-8 1999-00 – Coach Rudy Marisa 11/20 at Juniata W, 74-68 11/21 at Bridgewater L, 76-88 12/1 Pitt-Greensburg L, 57-73 12/3 at Wilmington W, 99-94 12/4 vs. Olivet L, 76-90 12/18 at D’Youville L, 89-94 12/21 Lake Erie W, 89-62 1/3 at Ohio-Eastern L, 65-77 1/5 at Lake Erie W, 89-79 1/7 vs. Gettysburg L, 59-85 1/8 vs. Swarthmore W, 77-64 1/15 Hilbert W, 78-63 1/19 Wash. & Jeff. W, 78-75 1/22 D’Youville W, 79-75 1/24 PSU-Altoona W, 89-86 1/26 Thiel W, 97-82 1/29 at Bethany W, 81-64 2/2 Grove City L, 79-82 2/5 at Wash. & Jeff. L 68-90 2/7 Juniata W, 81-52 2/12 at Thiel L, 80-83 2/14 at PSU-Altoona W, 117-79 2/16 Bethany W, 78-58 2/18 at Grove City L, 77-92 14-10 2000-01 – Coach Rudy Marisa 11/17 vs. Valley Forge L, 60-99 11/18 vs. Davis & Elkins L, 99-107 11/29 at Pitt-Greensburg W, 100-97 12/2 La Roche L, 66-75 12/16 at D’Youville W, 106-68 12/19 Lake Erie W, 80-69 1/3 at Lake Erie W, 92-80 1/6 vs. Lycoming L, 84-92 1/7 Lincoln W, 98-96 1/10 Ohio-Eastern W, 99-67 1/15 D’Youville W, 84-69 1/17 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 76-72 1/20 Westminster L, 79-93 1/22 at PSU-Altoona L, 76-79 1/24 at Thiel L, 78-82 1/27 Bethany W, 84-81 1/29 Medaille W, 85-62 1/31 at Grove City L, 61-67 2/3 Wash. & Jeff. W, 86-73 2/5 Frostburg State W, 67-65 2/7 Thiel L, 55-57 2/10 at Westminster L, 85-88 2/12 PSU-Altoona L, 96-98 2/14 Grove City W, 74-73 2/17 at Bethany L, 82-83 13-12 2001-02 – Coach Rudy Marisa 11/16 vs. Widener L, 87-100 11/17 vs. Marietta L, 74-76 11/28 Pitt-Greensburg W, 91-79 12/1 at La Roche W, 74-68 12/5 Mt. Aloysius W, 79-61 12/15 Davis & Elkins W, 99-74 12/28 at Wilmington W, 75-68 12/29 vs. PSU-Behrend W, 68-67 1/4 vs. Rutgers-Camden W, 81-75 1/5 at DeSales L, 78-88 1/7 at Medaille W, 86-81 1/9 at Ohio-Eastern W, 116-111 1/16 at Grove City L, 60-78 1/19 Westminster W, 81-70 1/21 at PSU-Altoona W, 76-61 1/23 at Bethany L, 71-82 1/26 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 79-86 1/30 Thiel W, 68-56 2/2 Grove City L, 64-75 2/4 Frostburg State W, 89-87 2/6 at Westminster W, 68-60 2/9 Bethany W, 89-88 2/11 PSU-Altoona W, 87-66 2/13 Wash. & Jeff. W, 86-71 2/16 at Thiel L, 91-95 2/19 Wash. & Jeff.# W, 79-77

2/21

at Bethany# L, 78-88 18-9 # PAC Tournament

2002-03 – Coach Rudy Marisa 11/22 at Frostburg State L, 77-88 11/23 vs. Neumann L, 54-78 12/2 vs. Wheeling Jesuit L, 86-102 12/3 at Ohio-Eastern W, 109-91 12/7 Medaille W, 104-43 12/14 La Roche L, 83-84 12/16 at Pitt-Greensburg W, 87-81 1/4 at Mt. Aloysius W, 96-94 1/7 PSU-Altoona W, 69-62 1/9 at Lancaster Bible W, 93-44 1/13 at PSU-Altoona W, 72-68 1/18 Wash. & Jeff. W, 78-76 1/22 at Bethany L, 78-83 1/25 at Westminster W, 80-75 1/29 Grove City L, 77-79 2/1 Thiel W, 84-68 2/3 Frostburg State W, 83-73 2/5 Lancaster Bible W, 104-60 2/8 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 76-69 2/10 Notre Dame (Ohio) W, 86-79 2/12 Bethany W, 97-90 2/15 Westminster W, 75-67 2/19 at Grove City L, 74-89 2/22 at Thiel L, 88-91 2/25 Bethany# L, 74-82 16-9 # PAC Tournament 2003-04 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/21 at Frostburg State L, 74-79 11/22 vs. Salisbury L, 73-78 12/4 PSU-Altoona W, 87-70 12/6 at Notre Dame (Ohio) L, 66-94 12/13 Notre Dame (Ohio) W, 78-72 12/15 Pitt-Greensburg L, 82-95 12/20 at PSU-McKeesport W, 68-63 1/3 vs. Rutgers-Newark L, 62-89 1/4 vs. Swarthmore L, 54-77 1/6 at PSU-Altoona L, 66-85 1/8 at La Roche L, 64-82 1/10 PSU-McKeesport W, 81-66 1/13 Mt. Aloysius W, 104-81 1/17 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 74-69 1/21 Bethany L, 74-82 1/24 Westminster L, 97-119 1/28 at Grove City L, 55-65 1/31 at Thiel L, 50-67 2/2 Frostburg State L, 69-72 2/4 at Mt. Aloysius W, 88-87 2/7 Wash. & Jeff. W, 69-56 2/11 at Bethany L, 65-74 2/14 at Westminster W, 94-88 2/18 Grove City L, 58-70 2/21 Thiel W, 82-77 2/24 Thiel# W, 65-62 2/26 at Westminster# L, 72-86 11-16 # PAC Tournament 2004-05 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/19 at Dickinson L, 68-78 11/20 vs. Richard Stockton L, 57-73 11/23 Frostburg State L, 80-85 11/30 at Pitt-Greensburg W, 57-52 12/4 at Hood L, 76-84 12/8 Mt. Aloysius W, 104-99 12/11 at Juniata L, 61-67 12/18 La Roche W, 85-68 12/29 at Marietta W, 112-103 12/30 vs. Manchester L, 58-77 1/6 PSU-McKeesport W, 73-70 1/8 PSU-New Kensington W, 78-71 1/10 Hood L, 77-82 1/11 at PSU-Altoona L, 68-78 1/15 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 96-93 1/19 Grove City L, 62-71 1/22 at Thiel W, 83-63 1/26 at Bethany L, 61-87 1/29 Westminster L, 98-113 2/1 at Notre Dame (Ohio) L, 69-86 2/5 Wash. & Jeff. L, 69-71 2/9 at Grove City L, 79-93 2/12 Thiel L, 76-78 2/16 Bethany L, 68-107 2/19 at Westminster L, 108-127 2/22 at Wash. & Jeff.# L, 64-88 8-18 # PAC Tournament 2005-06 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/18 vs. Gallaudet W, 95-89 11/19 at Mt. Aloysius L, 90-104 11/22 at Frostburg State L, 64-79 11/29 Pitt-Greensburg W, 75-66 12/5 at La Roche W, 65-58 12/7 Mt. Aloysius W, 106-78

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1991-92 – Coach Rudy Marisa 65 Kenyon 67 46 Frostburg State 62 90 Lake Erie 78 96 Ohio-Belmont 65 101 Lake Erie 95 56 St. John Fisher 81 64 Molloy 58 76 Dyke 85 71 Frostburg State 65 69 Juniata 71 60 Ohio Valley 53 74 Bethany 86 52 Grove City 60 66 Davis & Elkins 76 79 Wash. & Jeff. 89 70 Thiel 80 68 PSU-Behrend 71 75 Bethany 84 80 Juniata 81 69 Grove City 67 71 Wash. & Jeff. 80 53 Thiel 60 71 Grove City 75 7-16

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 12/10 at PSU-Altoona L, 70-75 12/19 at PSU-New Kensington W, 78-53 12/21 at Muskingum L, 77-93 1/4 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 66-71 1/7 PSU-Fayette W, 91-83 1/11 at Bethany L, 93-102 1/12 Southern Virginia W, 96-70 1/14 at Grove City W, 70-60 1/16 Thiel W, 94-55 1/18 Thomas More W, 92-74 1/25 Westminster W, 117-87 1/28 Wash. & Jeff. L, 71-77 1/31 Hood L, 65-82 2/1 at Thiel W, 84-68 2/4 Bethany L, 69-89 2/8 at Thomas More W, 77-61 2/11 Grove City W, 64-63 2/18 at Westminster L, 82-94 2/21 Grove City# W, 67-60 2/23 at Westminster# W, 87-75 2/25 at Bethany# L, 64-95 16-11 # PAC Tournament

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2006-2007 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/17 vs. Salisbury L, 81-95 11/18 vs. Gallaudet W, 91-89 11/21 at Southern Virginia L, 80-91 12/4 at Franciscan W, 93-71 12/6 Juniata W, 69-66 12/9 at Grove City W, 89-82 La Roche W, 83-69 12/14 12/19 Frostburg State W, 97-72 1/6 Thiel L, 60-64 1/10 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 64-77 1/11 PSU-New Kensington W, 78-75 1/13 Westminster L, 90-92 1/15 at Hood L, 54-77 1/17 Bethany L, 80-102 1/19 Franciscan W, 88-70 1/20 at Saint Vincent L, 78-87 1/24 at Thomas More L, 66-70 1/27 Grove City W, 75-68 1/31 Wash. & Jeff. L, 63-85 2/3 at Thiel W, 78-61 2/7 at Bethany L, 68-80 2/10 at Westminster L, 82-84 2/15 Thomas More W, 89-77 2/17 Saint Vincent W, 82-74 2/20 at Grove City# L, 60-89 12-13 # PAC Tournament

2007-2008 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/17 Cabrini W, 86-78 11/20 La Roche W, 78-66 11/26 at Frostburg State L, 96-99 12/1 at Thiel L, 59-86 12/5 Bethany L, 78-100 12/8 at Saint Vincent L, 66-89 12/13 Penn State- Beaver W, 86-76 12/15 Franciscan W, 80-63 12/29 at Marietta L, 85-98 12/30 at Frostburg State W, 91-79 1/5 Thomas More W, 91-83 at Westminster L, 77-86 1/9 1/12 Geneva L, 72-86 1/16 Grove City L, 71-73 1/19 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 63-92 1/23 at Franciscan W, 78-59 1/26 Thiel L, 75-80 1/30 at Bethany L, 78-82 2/2 Saint Vincent L, 61-78 2/6 at Thomas More L, 60-84 2/9 Westminster W, 83-77 2/13 at Geneva L, 62-95 2/16 at Grove City L, 62-84 2/20 Wash. & Jeff. L, 62-86 2/26 at Grove City# L, 73-88 8-17 # PAC Tournament

2008-09 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/21 vs. PSU-Beaver W, 80-75 11/22 at La Roche L, 66-74 11/25 Franciscan W, 84-58 11/29 at Cabrini L, 82-97 12/3 at Thiel W, 105-104 12/6 at Bethany L, 76-78 12/13 Saint Vincent L, 64-79 Frostburg State W, 81-79 12/20 12/22 at Notre Dame (Ohio) L, 71-99 12/30 at Glenville State L, 68-97 1/3 at Thomas More L, 69-92 1/7 Westminster W, 88-82 1/10 at Geneva L, 60-80 1/14 at Grove City L, 68-80 1/17 Wash. & Jeff. L, 60-78 1/21 at PSU-Beaver W, 74-71 1/24 Thiel L, 54-74 1/28 Bethany L, 67-77 1/31 at Saint Vincent L, 73-106 2/4 Thomas More L, 77-92 2/7 at Westminster L, 75-83 2/11 Geneva L, 92-101 2/14 Grove City L, 69-76 2/18 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 62-70 2/24 at Westminster# L 78-94 6-19 # PAC Tournament 2009-10 – Coach Frank Ferraro 11/17 at Hilbert L, 67-72 (2OT) 11/20 Penn State Beaver L, 52-66 11/21 at La Roche L, 46-58 11/23 PSU-Greater Allegh. L, 60-64 11/24 Oberlin L, 51-63 12/5 Bethany L, 52-70 12/12 Grove City L, 59-76 12/19 at PSU Fayette W, 80-56 12/30 at Clarion L, 53-81 1/5 Westminster L, 55-68 1/7 at Thiel L, 68-82 1/9 Thomas More L, 67-93 1/13 St. Vincent W, 58-56 1/16 Wash. & Jeff. L, 50-54 1/20 at Geneva L, 56-75 1/27 at Bethany L, 57-67 1/30 at Grove City L, 48-65 2/03 at Westminster L, 70-87 2/08 Thiel L, 54-78 2/11 at Thomas More L, 79-102 2/13 at St. Vincent L, 49-51 2/17 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 75-84 2/20 Geneva L, 68-99 2/23 at Thomas More# L, 71-84 2-22 # PAC Tournament 2010-11 – Coach Mark Christner 11/19 at PSU Beaver W 94-93 (2OT) 11/20 La Roche L 60-65 (OT) 11/29 at Oberlin W 89-70 12/1 Hilbert L 72-80 12/4 at Bethany L 59-87 12/11 at Grove City W 63-57 12/15 Marietta L 56-80 12/17 at Roch. Inst. of Tech. L 59-80 12/18 Mt. Aloysius W 116-108 12/29 at Baldwin-Wallace L 76-86 12/30 at Mt. Union L 92-98 (2OT) 1/4 at Westminster W 75-69 1/6 Thiel L 66-72 1/8 Thomas More L 78-86 1/12 at Saint Vincent L 47-73 1/15 at Wash. & Jeff. L 45-86 1/19 Geneva L 66-81 1/26 Bethany L 52-73 1/29 Grove City L 39-46 2/2 Westminster L 61-86 2/5 at Thiel L 55-69

2/9 at Thomas More L 82-105 2/12 Saint Vincent L 62-82 2/16 Wash. & Jeff. L 42-56 2/19 at Geneva W 80-70 2/22 at Thiel# L 63-73 6-20 # PAC Tournament 2011-12 - Coach Mark Christner 11/16 at Franciscan W 84-53 11/18 at PSU Beaver L 77-85 11/19 at La Roche L 54-75 11/22 Baldwin Wallace L 39-78 11/26 Mount Union W 55-52 11/30 Thiel L 59-83 12/3 Westminster L 71-74 12/7 at Geneva L 72-77 12/10 at Malone L 60-84 12/15 at Heidelberg L 54-86 12/29 at Case Western L 51-69 12/30 Regis (N) W 64-56 1/4 at Saint Vincent L 61-68 1/7 at Bethany L 45-73 1/11 at Thomas More L 62-70 1/14 Grove City L 53-56 1/18 at Wash. & Jeff. W 69-57 1/21 at Thiel L 48-66 1/25 at Westminster L 55-72 1/28 Geneva L 58-70 2/4 Saint Vincent L 55-77 2/8 Bethany L 44-75 2/11 Thomas More L 60-69 2/15 at Grove City L 64-82 2/18 Wash. & Jeff. L 59-68 2/20 at Westminster# W 63-57 2/21 at Bethany# L 69-82 5-22 #PAC Tournament 2012-13 - Coach Mark Christner 11/16 Pitt-Greensburg L 61-74 11/17 PSU-Fayette W 69-68 11/20 at Marietta L 63-90 11/24 PSU-Altoona W 72-60 11/28 at Bethany L 67-92 12/1 Thomas More L 42-54 12/5 Grove City L 49-55 12/8 at Geneva L 62-68 12/15 at Hiram L 62-74 12/18 at Wells W 79-69 12/20 Franciscan W 95-44 12/31 Muskingum W 80-63 1/2 at Wash. & Jeff. L 84-100 1/5 Westminster W 74-61 1/9 Thiel L 64-72 1/12 Frostburg State L 61-69 1/16 Saint Vincent L 67-80 1/19 Bethany W 67-64 1/23 at Grove City W 69-59 1/26 at Thomas More L 68-78 1/30 Wash. & Jeff. L 69-70 2/2 Geneva W 82-69 2/6 at Thiel L 51-63 2/9 at Westminster L 66-69 2/13 at Saint Vincent L 59-67 2/18 Westminster# W 74-57 2/19 at Saint Vincent# L 62-72 10-17 #PAC Tournament 2013-14 - Coach Mark Christner 11/15 PSU-Altoona W 80-78 11/16 Mount Aloysius (N) W 92-86 11/20 Marietta L 65-78 11/23 at Franciscan W 78-69 11/26 at Malone L 70-92 11/30 Wells W 83-66 12/4 Bethany L 65-68 12/7 at Thomas More L 63-88 12/14 at UPG-Greensnburg L 75-79 12/18 Hiram W 84-70

12/28 Muskingum L 79-80 1/3 at Grove City L 68-70 1/4 Geneva W 82-59 1/8 Wash. & Jeff. W 75-69 1/11 at Westminster L 90-96 1/15 at Thiel W 79-76 1/22 at Saint Vincent L 68-87 1/25 at Bethany W 67-79 1/29 Grove City W 63-60 2/1 Thomas More L 61-69 2/5 at Wash. & Jeff. W 82-77 2/8 at Geneva W 81-64 2/12 Thiel W 62-59 2/15 Westminster W 72-57 2/19 Saint Vincent W 68-62 2/25 Wash. & Jeff.# W 62-58 2/19 at Saint Vincent# L 78-89 2/8 Hood College (N)* L 75-103 15-13 #PAC Tournament * ECAC Southwest Tournament Game 2014-15 - Coach Mark Christner 11/15 Muskingum L 65-70 11/18 at Marietta L 44-96 11/21 at Calvin L 71-89 11/22 Alma (N) W 82-78 11/25 at Frostburg State L 70-85 12/3 Thomas More L 74-84 12/6 Grove City W 70-55 12/15 Pitt Greensburg W 83-63 12/20 Franciscan W 78-47 12/29 at Wittenberg W 77-69 12/30 Wilmington (N) L 69-72 1/3 at Wash. & Jeff. W 79-74 1/7 at Saint Vincent L 60-71 1/10 Bethany W 96-64 1/12 at Westminster W 70-63 1/14 Thiel W 71-50 1/21 at Geneva L 69-81 1/24 at Thomas More L 82-92 OT 1/28 Westminster W 81-60 1/31 at Grove City W 69-55 2/4 Saint Vincent W 66-65 2/7 Wash. & Jeff. W 83-38 2/11 at Thiel W 64-58 2/14 at Bethany W 78-53 2/18 Geneva W 70-62 2/24 Grove City# W 53-45 2/26 Bethany# W 70-57 2/28 at Saint Vincent# L 66-72 3/4 Hood* L 55-59 18-11 #PAC Tournament * ECAC Southwest Tournament Game

NAIA FINAL FOUR Then known as Waynesburg College, the

106, on a last-second field goal to end the

Yellow Jackets were a slam-dunk for the local

game. But the loss did not take anything away

basketball fans in the 1980’s. From the stand-

from the most decorated Waynesburg College

ing-room only crowds to the exciting trips to

team of the decade. Waynesburg sported

Kansas City, Waynesburg became a college

the second-best winning percentage of all

basketball landmark. As many followers came

NAIA teams in the 1980’s, as the Jackets fin-

out to celebrate the roundball juggernaut,

ished the decade winning 82 percent of their

the Yellow Jackets catapulted the game to

games, second only to St. Thomas Aquinas

a new level. And the

(N.Y.). The Jackets spent 15 st

1987-88

was

raight seasons in the District 18

Waynesburg

playoffs and had six consecu-

burst into the national

tive berths in the NAIA tour-

spotlight by reaching

nament as district champs.

the NAIA Final Four at

The standard of excellence

Kansas City’s Kemper

maintained by head coach

Arena with a record

Rudy Marisa had the Jackets

of 32-1. The road to

winning 70 of 71 home games

the NAIA Tournament

leading up to 1988, and a five-

pitted wins over Franklin Pierce,

year record of 131-21 from 1983-

Minnesota-Duluth and Dordt, to set

1988. Marisa guided the Jackets

up a clash with Grand Canyon in the

into his fourth decade as head

national semifinal game. The

coach. The 2002-2003 season

game was nationally televised

marked Marisa’s 34th and

on ESPN, as announcer Dick

final season with the team,

Vitale made the call. First-

before he announced his

Team All-American Darrin

retirement in September

Walls led the attack, with

of 2003. With 565 career

a supporting cast of the

wins, Marisa was

likes of first team all-district

ranked

center Rob Montgomery,

among all active

point

NCAA coaches

guard

McCallister,

Shawn forward

17th

and 53rd overall,

and

and ranked in the

guard Vance Walker.

top 10 in Division

Walls remains the school’s all-

III coaching wins.

time leading scorer with 2,442 points,

He is the name-

Harold

Hamlin,

while Montgomery, Hamlin and Walker are members of the 1,000-point club. The Jackets suffered defeat against Grand Canyon, 108-

sake of Waynesburg’s home gymnasium.

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proof.

team

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