ITHACA BOMBERS MEN'S BASKETBALL All-Time Results

ITHACA COLLEGE

ITHACA BOMBERS MEN’S BASKETBALL 

Campus Information 

Location 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, N.Y. 

Enrollment 6,400 

Founded 1892 

President Thomas R. Rochon 

Nickname Bombers 

Colors Blue and Gold 

Affiliation NCAA Division III 

Conference Empire 8 

Home Court Ben Light Gymnasium 

Division of Athletics 

Head Men’s Basketball Coach Jim Mullins 

Phone (607) 274-1265 

E-mail jmullins@ithaca.edu 

Assistant Coach Nevada Smith 

Phone (607) 274-3122 

E-mail 

Director of 

nnsmith@ithaca.edu 

Intercollegiate Athletics Ken Kutler 

Phone 

Associate Director of 

(607) 274-3209 

Intercollegiate Athletics Mike Lindberg 

Phone 

Assistant Director of 

(607) 274-3199 

Intercollegiate Athletics Ernie McClatchie 

Phone (607) 274-5708 

Senior Woman Administrator Deb Pallozzi 

Phone 

Operations and 

(607) 274-1270 

Events Coordinator Andrea McClatchie 

Phone (607) 274-3793 

Supervisor of Athletic Trainers Kent Scriber 

Phone (607) 274-3178 

Sports Information Director Mike Warwick 

E-mail 

Assistant Sports 

mwarwick@ithaca.edu 

Information Director Joe Gladziszewski 

E-mail 

Assistant Sports 

jgladziszewski@ithaca.edu 

Information Director Anna Cooper 

E-mail 

College Information 

ajcooper@ithaca.edu 

Egbert Hall (607) 274-3011 

Admissions Office (607) 274-3124 

Job Hall (800) 429-4274 

Financial Aid Office (607) 274-3131 

Campus Center (800) 429-4275 

College Web Page www.ithaca.edu 

Athletics Web Page bombers.ithaca.edu 

Information / Contents 

Contents 

Press Information 

Ben Light Gymnasium ................... 2 

Program History ..........................3-5 

All-Americans ................................. 4 

Year-By-Year Results ..................... 4 

Postseason History ........................ 5 

Coaching Staff .............................6-7 

All-Time Coaching Records .......... 7 

Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees .... 7 

2010-11 Roster ................................ 8 

2009-10 Results .............................. 8 

2009-10 Statistics ........................... 9 

Record Book ............................10-13 

Series Records ............................. 14 

All-Time Results ......................15-26 

MEMBERS OF THE MEDIA 

For information, photos, stories, statistics, and videotape highlights, 

or to arrange an interview with a coach or athlete, please contact Mike 

Warwick in the sports information office, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. 

14850; phone: (607) 274-1401. 

ACCESSIBILITY 

Questions about accommodation for individuals with disabilities 

should be directed to the Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance at 

(607) 274-3909 (voice), (607) 274-1767 (TDD) or bleblanc@ithaca.edu 

as much in advance of the event as possible. 

CREDITS 

This Bomber media guide is produced by the Ithaca College Office 

of Sports Information, Mike Warwick, director; Joe Gladziszewski, 

assistant director; Anna Cooper, assistant director; Donna Mosher, 

department assistant. Photographic services by Tim McKinney unless 

otherwise indicated. 

1 bombers.ithaca.edu


Ben Light Gymnasium 

Ithaca College’s main gymnasium was dedicated on 

December 5, 1964. The facility was later named after 

former administrator Ben Light in action taken by the 

school’s board of trustees in February 1968. The basketball 

court, with seating capacity for 2,600 spectators, is 

housed in the Laurence S. Hill Physical Education Center. 

Ben Light was a football, basketball and baseball 

standout at Ithaca. A 1936 graduate, he was hired as a 

faculty member and coach. Following World War II Light 

took over the men’s basketball program and guided the 

Bombers to a 70-51 record over the next seven seasons. In 

1952 he was named the school’s first director of admission 

and placement, and seven years later he became secretary 

of Ithaca. In 1968 Light was named vice president of development, 

a position he held until his death. 

Laurence S. Hill was dean of physical education at 

Ithaca from 1929 until 1957. Both Light and Hill were inducted 

into the Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame. 

The Ithaca men’s basketball team defeated Lock Haven, 

77-57, in the first game played at the new gym on 

December 9, 1964. George Valesente, the current baseball 

coach at Ithaca, helped the Bombers to victory with 16 

points. 

Ben Light Gymnasium has played host to 10 postseason 

men’s basketball games. At the end of the 1985-86 

season, Ithaca lost in the opening round of the Eastern 

College Athletic Conference (ECAC) playoffs to Fredonia, 

75-64. The Bombers then beat Union, 92-80, in the ECAC 

tournament during the 1990-91 season. In March 1993 the 

facility hosted its first NCAA playoff contest, when Fredonia 

and Ithaca met in the postseason for a second time. 

The Bombers posted a 71-56 victory. In 1993-94 Ithaca 

hosted two ECAC tournament games, a 69-61 first-round 

win over Fredonia and a 73-70 semifinal loss to Elmira. 

The 1996-97 team beat Utica/Rome, 87-71, and fell, 61-60, 

in overtime to Elmira in the ECAC playoffs. In 1999-2000 

the Bombers defeated Clarkson, 95-78, in a first-round 

ECAC game and went on to win the ECAC tournament 

at Brockport. In 2007, Ithaca defeated Rensselaer 80-69 

in an ECAC quarterfinal. The Bombers hosted a secondround 

NCAA playoff game in 2009, falling to DeSales. 

The men’s basketball program has won more than 70 

percent of its games in Ben Light Gymnasium. 

In addition to Ithaca’s two basketball teams, the facility 

is the home arena for intercollegiate gymnastics, volleyball 

and wrestling. 

The facility is the home arena for intercollegiate gymnastics, 

volleyball and wrestling in addition to Ithaca’s 

men’s and women’s varsity basketball teams. 

ITHACA HOME RECORD 

1964-2010 

389-162, .706 

Years Won Lost Pct 

1964-70 46 20 .697 

1970-80 73 42 .635 

1980-90 94 33 .740 

1990-2000 95 31 .754 

2000-10 81 36 .692 

Totals 389 162 .706 



The men’s basketball program at Ithaca College has 

been a model of consistency. The Bombers’ tradition 

began under coach Carl Chamberlain when the 1929-30 

team finished 11-4. Since then Ithaca’s accomplishments 

include: 

• 60 winning seasons in 80 years; 

• an overall record of 1,014-733, for a winning 

percentage of .580; 

• a total of eight coaches (only one of whom 

posted a losing record), including five who 

won at least 100 games; 

• nine NCAA and 14 Eastern College Athletic 

Conference (ECAC) playoff berths and three 

ECAC championships; 

• seven league titles, including five outright 

conference championships since 1971-72. 

Last year, Jim Mullins completed his 13th season as 

the Bombers’ head coach. He was the interim coach for 

one season and took over as full-time head coach during 

the 1998-99 season. Mullins guided the Bombers to their 

first ECAC Upstate New York Championship in 2000 and 

coached Ithaca’s first first-team all-American in guard Pat 

Britton. Two years later Ithaca won the Empire 8 title and 

reached the NCAA playoffs. 

Mullins guided the Bombers to their second ECAC 

Upstate New York title in 2006. Ithaca was led by Jim 

Bellis, who finished his career ranked sixth on the all-time 

scoring list. 

Led by all-American point guard Sean Burton and 

a record-setting offense, Ithaca returned to the NCAA 

playoffs in 2009. In 2010, the team captured their third 

ECAC title. 

Mullins took over for one of the Bombers’ most 

successful men’s basketball coaches, Tom Baker. 

A 1963 Ithaca graduate, Baker returned to his alma 

mater in 1978 and led the Bombers to 13 straight winning 

seasons. He completed his 19-year career with a 307-191 

overall record. 

It took only four years for Baker to lead the Bombers 

into the NCAA playoffs. The 1981-82 team set a school 

record for wins in a season and was the first Ithaca group to 

win 20 or more games, finishing with a 22-5 mark. Ithaca 

earned a berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs, falling 

in the opening round to eventual semifinalist Brooklyn, 

50-47. In 1982-83 Ithaca returned to the postseason. The 

Bombers won the Independent College Athletic Conference 

(ICAC) championship and defeated RIT in a one-game 

playoff, 49-48, to qualify for the NCAA tournament. The 

season ended with a triple-overtime 76-74 loss to Potsdam. 

Tod Hart was a top player for Baker’s early teams. 

Ithaca’s career scoring leader with 1,789 points, Hart set 

an NCAA Division III record for consecutive field goals by 

making 21 shots over a three-game span (he still shares the 

record). He was 10-for-10 against Clarkson in a 1980 game 

and two years later did not miss on 16 attempts against 

Rensselaer. Hart benefited from the playmaking abilities 

Program History 

of Jamie Frank, who averaged 5.4 assists per game and set 

a school record with 488 career assists. 

In 1986-87 the Bombers won 10 of their last 14 

regular-season games to claim the ICAC title and an NCAA 

postseason berth. Playing at defending national champion 

Potsdam, Ithaca nearly pulled off the upset before falling, 

57-53. 

Mike Hess and Hall of Famer Andy Vye followed Hart 

and continued a tradition of top forwards for the Bombers. 

The versatile Hess finished his career ranked first in career 

steals and third in scoring. Vye, who played from 1983 to 

1987, ranks in the school’s career top five in both scoring 

and rebounding. 

Forward Steve Dunham, a two-time National 

Association of Basketball Coaches all-American, 

graduated in 1994 as a 1,000-point scorer. Also a twotime 

captain, Dunham was the leader of back-to-back 20win 

teams in 1992-93 and 1993-94. In 1993 the Bombers 

played and won their first NCAA playoff home game, a 

71-56 decision over Fredonia. The following season Ithaca 

reached the ECAC semifinals. During those years Ithaca 

also won two consecutive conference titles for the first time 

since the 1981-82 and 1982-83 teams. 

With the NCAA’s adoption of the three-point shot, 

Archie McEachern and Vince Perrine set a number of 

school records. McEachern made a school-record 182 

three-point baskets and averaged almost two per game. In 

the last game of his career, against Utica in 1992, he scored 

a career-high 32 points and set a school record with seven 

three-pointers. In a 92-68 upset win over national power 

Hamilton in 1994, Perrine netted 30 points on 10 threepointers. 

During his career Perrine set six school records 

for three-point field-goal shooting. 

The 1976-77 team advanced to the NCAA Division III 

tournament to highlight the five-year coaching stint of 

Darryl Lehnus. 

Hugh Hurst compiled a 106-93 record during his 

nine-year career, leading Ithaca into the NCAA College 

Division tournament during the 1971-72 season. Among 

the top players during that period were record-setters Greg 

Albano and Mike Williams. Each averaged better than 13 

rebounds per game during his career. Williams once had 29 

rebounds in a game; he averaged 17 per game in 1969-70. 

Albano, who held the single-game record of 45 points set 

against RIT in 1969, now shares the record with current 

junior Jordan Marcus who scored 45 against Hobart in 

2009. 

Carlton Wood, who had led the 1938-39 Ithaca team 

in scoring, took over from Ben Light as coach. Wood’s first 

teams were led by Alden Chadwick, who averaged 16.1 

points per game in his career and set eight school records 

that still stand. Rich Slomkowski averaged 17.5 points and 

9.9 rebounds per game in 79 career games. Ithaca first 

qualified for a postseason tournament under Wood, earning 

a spot in the NCAA College Division regionals in the 1963- 

64 season. George Strickland led that team in scoring and 



rebounding. Sophomore guard George Valesente, who has 

become Ithaca’s most winning baseball coach, was another 

top player. Ithaca enjoyed a 12-game winning streak that 

year, another school record. 

Ithaca’s winning ways continued under coach Ben 

Light during the previous seven seasons. His 1948-49 team 

was 16-5, with the losses against Syracuse, Iowa, Iowa 

State, St. Bonaventure and Cortland. Jim Hercinger and 

Ross Passineau were top scorers on those teams. 

Light also coached Ray Kirkgasser, who became 

Ithaca’s first player ever to be drafted by an NBA team 

when he was taken 81st overall by the Syracuse Nationals 

in 1951. 

Isadore “Doe” Yavits compiled a 138-78 record during 

14 years as head coach. He coached three teams from 1935 

to 1939 that each featured six future Ithaca College Athletic 

Hall of Fame members. 

The next three teams Yavits coached were a combined 

31-11; three of those losses were to East Stroudsburg. In 

1940-41 Ithaca’s top five scorers— Charlie Baker, Robert 

Ingerson, Michael Lurel, Mike McKillop and Frank Urso— 

were future Athletic Hall of Fame members. During the 

1941-42 season, Urso averaged more than 14 points a game. 

In Ithaca’s three losses that season he averaged 20 points 

per game. He lost his life in 1945 during the invasion of Iwo 

Jima. 

Year Coach Record Pct. 

1929-30 Carl Chamberlain 11-4 .733 

1930-31 Isadore Yavits 6-5 .545 














1945-46 Ben Light 9-5 .643 

1946-47 Ben Light 12-5 .706 

1947-48 Ben Light 11-8 .579 

1948-49 Ben Light 16-5 .762 

1949-50 Ben Light 12-6 .667 

1950-51 Ben Light 6-12 .333 

1951-52 Ben Light 4-10 .286 

1952-53 Carlton Wood 5-12 .294 

1953-54 Carlton Wood 5-13 .278 

1954-55 Carlton Wood 11-9 .550 

1955-56 Carlton Wood 10-9 .526 

1956-57 Carlton Wood 12-8 .600 

Program History 

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 


1957-58 Carlton Wood 12-8 .600 

1958-59 Carlton Wood 12-6 .667 

1959-60 Carlton Wood 11-5 .688 

1960-61 Carlton Wood 10-8 .556 

1961-62 Carlton Wood 10-9 .526 

1962-63 Carlton Wood 13-8 .619 

1963-64 Carlton Wood 16-5 .762 

1964-65 Hugh Hurst 10-11 .476 

1965-66 Hugh Hurst 10-10 .500 

1966-67 Hugh Hurst 11-12 .478 

1967-68 Hugh Hurst 17-8 .680 

1968-69 Hugh Hurst 13-9 .590 

1969-70 Hugh Hurst 8-13 .381 

1970-71 Hugh Hurst 10-11 .476 

1971-72 Hugh Hurst 15-8 .652 

1972-73 Hugh Hurst 12-11 .522 

1973-74 Darryl Lehnus 8-18 .308 

1974-75 Darryl Lehnus 12-13 .480 

1975-76 Darryl Lehnus 12-14 .462 

1976-77 Darryl Lehnus 15-10 .600 

1977-78 Darryl Lehnus 8-16 .333 

1978-79 Tom Baker 14-9 .609 

1979-80 Tom Baker 12-12 .500 

1980-81 Tom Baker 15-11 .578 

1981-82 Tom Baker 22-5 .815 

1982-83 Tom Baker 19-8 .704 

1983-84 Tom Baker 15-10 .600 

ALL-AMERICANS 

ALL-AMERICANS 

Year Name Pos Honor 

1968-69 Greg Albano C AP second team 

1970-71 Paul Veronesi G AP honorable mention 

1971-72 Dave Hollowell F AP honorable mention 

1972-73 Dave Hollowell F AP Small College 

1981-82 Tod Hart F NABC second team 

1982-83 Tod Hart F NABC third team 

1986-87 Andy Vye F NABC third team 

1990-91 Mike Hess F NABC honorable mention 

1992-93 Steve Dunham F NABC honorable mention 

1993-94 Steve Dunham F NABC honorable mention 

1999-2000 Pat Britton G NABC first team 

2007-08 Sean Burton G NABC second team 

2008-09 Sean Burton G NABC first team 

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 

Year Name Pos Honor 

1970-71 Dave Hollowell F CoSIDA 



1993-94 Steve Dunham F CoSIDA third team 

1999-2000 Pat Britton G CoSIDA third team 

AP = Associated Press, NABC = National Association of Basketball Coaches 

CoSIDA = College Sports Information Directors of America 


1984-85 Tom Baker 13-12 .520 

1985-86 Tom Baker 18-9 .667 

1986-87 Tom Baker 16-12 .571 

1987-88 Tom Baker 16-11 .593 

1988-89 Tom Baker 16-10 .615 

1989-90 Tom Baker 15-12 .555 

1990-91 Tom Baker 18-10 .643 

1991-92 Tom Baker 12-14 .462 

1992-93 Tom Baker 20-7 .741 

1993-94 Tom Baker 21-6 .778 

1994-95 Tom Baker 11-14 .440 

1995-96 Tom Baker 16-10 .615 

1996-97 Tom Baker 18-9 .667 

1997-98 Jim Mullins 14-12 .538 

1998-99 Jim Mullins 12-13 .480 

1999-2000 Jim Mullins 18-10 .643 

2000-01 Jim Mullins 10-14 .416 

2001-02 Jim Mullins 16-10 .615 

2002-03 Jim Mullins 12-13 .480 

2003-04 Jim Mullins 13-13 .500 

2004-05 Jim Mullins 13-14 .481 

2005-06 Jim Mullins 16-13 .552 

2006-07 Jim Mullins 15-13 .536 

2007-08 Jim Mullins 17-9 .654 

2008-09 Jim Mullins 24-3 .889 

2009-10 Jim Mullins 20-8 .714 



NCAA TOURNAMENT 

(3-13) 

Year Coach Oppponent Site W/L IC-Opp 

1963-64 Carlton Wood Akron Akron, Ohio L 77-94 

Youngstown State Akron, Ohio L 79-91 

1971-72 Hugh Hurst Hartford Southampton L 66-81 

Buffalo St. Southampton W 70-58 

1976-77 Darryl Lehnus Albany Albany L 58-75 

Stony Brook Albany L 63-74 

1981-82 Tom Baker Brooklyn Staten Island L 47-50 

Buffalo Staten Island W 74-73 

1982-83 Tom Baker Potsdam (3OT) Potsdam L 74-76 

Union Potsdam L 69-89 

1986-87 Tom Baker Potsdam Potsdam L 53-57 

Stony Brook Potsdam L 77-95 

1992-93 Tom Baker Fredonia Ithaca W 71-56 

New York University New York L 61-75 

2001-02 Jim Mullins Alvernia Alvernia L 67-76 

2008-09 Jim Mullins DeSales Ithaca L 71-77 

ECAC UPSTATE NY 

(13-11) 

Year Coach Oppponent Site W/L IC-Opp 

1985-86 Tom Baker Fredonia Ithaca L 64-75 

1987-88 Tom Baker Elmira Elmira L 79-87 

1988-89 Tom Baker Geneseo Geneseo L 63-64 

1989-90 Tom Baker Utica Utica W 60-57 

Hamilton Hamilton L 73-81 

1990-91 Tom Baker Union Ithaca W 92-80 

Hamilton Hamilton L 83-105 

1993-94 Tom Baker Fredonia Ithaca W 69-61 

Elmira Ithaca L 70-73 

1995-96 Tom Baker Oneonta Oneonta L 63-75 

1996-97 Tom Baker Utica/Rome Ithaca W 87-71 

Elmira (OT) Ithaca L 60-61 

1997-98 Jim Mullins Plattsburgh Plattsburgh L 70-80 

1999-00 Jim Mullins Clarkson Ithaca W 95-78 

Brockport Brockport W 85-79 

Union Brockport W 77-76 

2004-05 Jim Mullins Oswego Oswego L 50-70 

2005-06 Jim Mullins Union Union W 86-83 

Brockport Oswego W 77-75 

Oswego Oswego W 61-60 

2006-07 Jim Mullins Rennselaer Ithaca W 80-69 

Vassar Vassar L 76-84 

2009-10 Jim Mullins Rensselaer Brockport W 88-67 

Brockport Brockport W 78-71 

Postseason History 



Coaching Staff 

JIM MULLINS 

Head Coach 

Jim Mullins completed his 13th season as the Bombers’ head coach in 2010. The team finished 20-8 

last season, and qualified for the Empire 8 tournament for the seventh straight season. The Bombers 

also qualified for the ECAC tournament where they defeated Rensselaer and Brockport to win their 

third conference title. 

Ithaca has reached the NCAA playoffs twice in Mullins’ career, doing so in the 2001-02 and 2008-09 

seasons. Mullis was named Empire 8 Coach of the Year following both seasons. 

In 1999-2000 he guided the Bombers to their first ECAC Upstate New York championship. Ithaca 

finished 18-10 overall and 8-6 in the Empire 8. In his second season Ithaca finished 12-13 overall and 

6-4 in the Empire Athletic Association. In his first season Mullins guided Ithaca to a 13-7 start and the 

number-four ranking in the region. The Bombers finished 14-12 and earned a spot in the Eastern College 

Athletic Conference (ECAC) playoffs. 

Mullins has been a part of successful programs in a number of sports. He began his coaching career 

as an undergraduate at the University of Connecticut, working as a student assistant for the women’s 

basketball program. After earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Connecticut, Mullins JIM MULLINS 

came to Ithaca, where he earned his master’s degree and served as a graduate assistant coach in basketball 

and baseball. 

He also worked at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy for a season as assistant basketball coach. In 1982 he began a five-year stint 

as head men’s basketball coach at the University of Connecticut (Avery Point). Mullins led his team to five consecutive Connecticut 

Small College Conference playoff finals and a league record of 60-20. At the same time, he was an assistant baseball coach at the school, 

helping lead the team to six straight conference championships and a 71-1 overall record. 

During that period Mullins also coached the Waterford Mariners women’s softball team. The Mariners won two Atlantic Coast League 

titles and one New England crown, and earned a 12th-place national ranking. The Mariners were 125-61 under Mullins. Mullins moved 

on to Plattsburgh in 1987 as an assistant men’s basketball coach. There he worked on the staff of Ithaca graduate Larry Cowan ‘81. 

After five years with the Cardinals, Mullins returned to Ithaca as an assistant coach in basketball and baseball. He played a large 

role in Ithaca’s success during his tenure as an assistant coach. In his five seasons the Bombers posted an 86-46 record and earned one 

NCAA playoff and three ECAC postseason invitations. Ithaca put together back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time in 1992-93 

and 1993-94, his first two seasons on the varsity staff. He also spent two years as an assistant softball coach, helping the Bombers to a 

pair of NCAA playoff appearances and a spot in the 1996 College World Series. 

THE MULLINS FILE 

EDUCATION 

1980, bachelor’s degree in physical education, University of Connecticut (Storrs) 

1984, master’s degree in sport psychology, Ithaca College 

COACHING EXPERIENCE 

High School: 

1979-80, head baseball coach, Bolton High School, Bolton, Conn. 

College: 

1978-80, assistant women’s basketball coach, University of Connecticut 

1980-81, graduate assistant men’s junior varsity basketball coach and volunteer 

assistant baseball coach, Ithaca College 

1981-82, assistant men’s basketball coach, United States Coast Guard Academy 

1982-87, head men’s basketball coach and assistant baseball coach, University of 

Connecticut (Avery Point); head softball coach, Waterford Mariners (women’s 

major fast pitch), Waterford, Conn. 

1987-92, assistant men’s basketball coach, Plattsburgh 

1988, assistant softball coach, Clinton Community College, Plattsburgh 

1989, head baseball coach, Clinton Community College, Plattsburgh 

1992-95, assistant men’s basketball and assistant baseball coach, Ithaca College 

1995-97, assistant men’s basketball coach and assistant softball coach, Ithaca College 

1997-present, men’s basketball coach, Ithaca College 



Smith completed his fourth season with Ithaca coaching staff in 2009-10. In his four years on the staff, 

the Bombers have posted a record of 76-33 with an ECAC title in 2010, a trip to the second round of the 

NCAA playoffs in 2009 and appearances in the Empire 8 Championship Tournament during all four seasons. 

Smith was previously at Allegheny where he was an assistant varsity coach and the Gators’ head junior 

varsity coach for the 2005-06 season. Prior to his arrival at Allegheny, Smith served as head coach at SUNY 

Canton for the 2004-05 season, coaching two all-conference and one all-region pick, and served as graduate 

assistant coach at St. Lawrence from 2002-04. 

Smith was a four-year starter at Bethany College, scoring 1,255 points (fifth on the program’s all-time list). 

He led the nation in three-point field goals per game in 2000-01 and his 313 career three-point baskets rank 

13th among all NCAA Division III players. As a senior, Smith helped the Bisons to a school-record 21 wins 

and the program’s first NCAA playoff appearance in 20 years. He also played golf at Bethany, serving as 

team captain for three years and earning all-conference recognition. 

A 2002 graduate of Bethany, Smith earned a master’s degree from St. Lawrence in 2004. 

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

Name (Seasons) Years Won Lost WinPct. 

NEVADA SMITH 

Assistant Coach 

Smith also spent three seasons as an assistant coach with Ithaca’s softball team; the Bombers advanced to the NCAA playoffs twice 

and finished fourth at the NCAA world series in 2008. 

Greg Albano ’69 (1985) 

Charles Andrew ’38 (1995) 

Charlie Baker ’41 (1971) 

Eugene Baker ’39 (1994) 

Les Barton ’39 (2006) 

Don Beaney ’47 (1994) 

Pat Britton ‘00 (2010) 

Lyle Brown ’45 (1998) 

Alden Chadwick ’56 (1988) 

Frank Clark ’37 (1969) 

Donald Duncan ’50 (2004) 

Steve Dunham ’94 (2003) 

Tom Baker (1978-97) 19 307 191 .616 

JIM MULLINS (1997-present) 13 200 145 .580 

Isadore Yavits (1930-45) 14 138 78 .639 

Carlton Wood (1952-64) 12 127 100 .559 

Hugh Hurst (1964-73) 9 106 93 .533 

Ben Light (1945-52) 7 70 51 .579 

Darryl Lehnus (1973-78) 5 55 71 .437 

Carl Chamberlain (1929-30) 1 11 4 .733 

Totals 77 1,014 733 .580 

ITHACA ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 

Paul Evans ’67 (1986) 

Don Fazio ’64 (1972) 

Frank Fazio ’67 (1981) 

Jamie Frank ’83 (1994) 

Claude Grace ’37 (1969) 

Bob Graham ’59 (2006) 

Jim Harris ’66 (1990) 

Tod Hart ’83 (1989) 

Gideon Hawley ’36 (1973) 

Jim Hercinger ’48 (1969) 

Howard Hillis ’36 (1993) 

Dave Hollowell ’73 (2003) 

Coaching Staff 

MEN’S BASKETBALL INDUCTEES (46) 

Edmund Hop ’34 (2001) 

Walter Hutchinson ’31 (1975) 

Robert Ingerson ’41 (1988) 

Albert Kaufman ’37 (1992) 

Ray Kirkgasser ’51 ’52 (2003) 

George Khoury ’46 (1993) 

Raymond LeGere ’41 (1992) 

Ben Light ’36 (1969) 

Michael Lurel ’41 (1992) 

Mike McKillop ’42 (1969) 

Gene Monje ’64 (2004) 

John Mottola ’42 (1978) 

NEVADA SMITH 

Tom Nugent ’36 (1970) 

Alvin Saake ’37 (1992) 

Rich Slomkowski ’59 (1969) 

Frank Urso ’42 (1992) 

George Valesente ’66 (1980) 

Tom Vogt ’64 (1988) 

Andy Vye ’87 (2002) 

Arnold Wilhelm (2003) 

Carlton Wood ’39 (1969) 

Isadore Yavits (1969) 



No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. High School/Prep Hometown 

3 JORDAN, Christian G Fr. 6-0 160 Cherokee Marlton, N.J. 

4 GRIER, Miles G Fr. 6-3 185 Druid Hills Lilburn, Ga. 

12 BORFITZ, Josh G Fr. 6-0 180 Norwich Norwich 

14 HEALEY, Jordan G So. 6-2 175 Summit Summit, N.J. 

15 ZERBIAN, Cam C Fr. 6-3 190 Ellicottville Central Ellicottville 

21 MARCUS, Jordan G Jr. 6-2 190 Solomon Schechter West Orange, N.J. 

22 ROSSI, Sean G So. 5-11 175 Sparta Sparta, N.J. 

23 CRUZ-RIVAS, Chris G Sr. 6-3 180 West Genesee Syracuse 

24 HALEJIAN, Eric G So. 6-0 175 Ramapo Wyckoff, N.J. 

30 ZENZ, Joe G Jr. 6-1 160 Our Lady of Lourdes Poughkeepsie 

32 BARERA, Phil C Sr. 6-6 200 Belmont Belmont, Mass. 

33 OZTEMEL, Andrei F So. 6-6 220 Staples Westport, Conn. 

43 YOUNG, Chris F So. 6-6 175 Greely Cumberland, Maine 

52 SWEENEY, Tom C Fr. 6-9 235 Wissahickon Ambler, Pa. 

55 WIGHTMAN, Sinjin C So. 6-7 210 New Paltz New Paltz 

Head Coach: Jim Mullins (13 years, 200-45) 

Assistant Coaches: Nevada Smith 

Captains: Phil Barera, Chris Cruz-Rivas 

2009-10 RESULTS (20-8, 11-5 Empire 8) 

Date Opponent W-L IC-Opp 

11/16 at Hobart W 108-93 

11/20 vs. Endicott a W 78-69 

11/21 at Amherst a L 67-92 

11/24 Oneonta L 83-85 

12/1 Cortland W 76-75 

12/4 Hartwick • W 96-81 

12/11 St. Lawrence W 101-97 

12/12 at Potsdam W 92-77 

12/29 vs. Roanoke @ W 96-88 

12/30 at Case West.@ W 97-94 

1/5 at Elmira • W 84-71 

1/8 Nazareth • W 87-54 

1/9 at SJF • L 63-94 

1/12 at Utica • L 69-72 

1/15 Alfred • W 108-69 

1/16 Stevens • W 85-83 

Roster / Results 

2010-11 ROSTER 

COMPLETE PLAYER BIOS AVAILABLE IN ONLINE ROSTER 

Date Opponent W-L IC-Opp 

1/19 RIT • W 81-80 

1/22 SJF • L 66-76 

1/31 at RIT • L 73-77 

2/5 at Alfred • W 81-63 

2/6 at Nazareth • L 85-91 

2/9 Utica • W 88-69 

2/12 at Hartwick • W 82-72 

2/14 Elmira • W 81-52 

2/19 at Stevens • W 76-63 

2/26 vs. Nazareth ^ L 72-75 (OT) 

3/6 vs. Rensselaer ‡ W 88-67 

3/7 at Brockport ‡ W 78-71 

• Empire 8 Game 

a Ken Wright ’52 Invitational at Amherst 

@ Bill Sudeck Holiday Tournament at Case Western 

^ Empire 8 Championship Tournament at St. John Fisher 

‡ ECAC Upstate New York Tournament at Brockport 



2009-10 STATISTICS 

Statistics 

Total FG 3-Point 

Player G-GS FGM-FGA Pct. FGM-FGA FTM-FTA Points Avg. Rebounds Asst Blocks Steals Min 

21 Jordan MARCUS 28-27 164-407 .403 78-224 103-132 509 18.2 113 30 4 34 887 

32 Phil BARERA 28-28 198-303 .653 0-1 60-82 456 16.3 286 34 27 29 852 

23 Chris CRUZ-RIVAS 27-26 129-304 .424 47-165 60-82 365 13.5 170 48 7 42 890 

22 Sean ROSSI 28-28 107-280 .382 38-134 55-84 307 11.0 61 221 1 32 951 

33 Andrei OZTEMEL 28-2 94-200 .470 62-150 40-47 290 10.4 124 12 6 13 500 

12 Eli MARAVICH 28-6 51-144 .354 37-103 27-36 166 5.9 59 48 9 26 638 

52 Tom BROWN 28-22 54-117 .462 0-0 33-56 141 5.0 156 31 14 15 580 

43 Chris YOUNG 14-0 15-29 .517 7-18 3-3 40 2.9 22 5 1 6 108 

15 Will GASKINS 17-1 17-41 .415 5-19 6-10 45 2.6 17 2 2 4 91 

24 Eric HALEJIAN 7-0 3-7 .429 0-0 1-2 7 1.0 3 5 0 1 26 

03 Robert MARTIN 13-0 4-14 .286 1-8 4-5 13 1.0 4 2 2 1 62 

55 Sinjin WIGHTMAN 8-0 1-3 .333 0-0 0-0 2 0.3 11 2 2 0 24 

44 Jordan MACEJKA 3-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 0.0 1 0 0 1 6 

30 Joe ZENZ 4-0 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 0.0 2 0 0 0 12 

TEAM 97 

Total 28 837-1849 .453 275-822 392-539 2341 83.6 1126 440 75 204 5627 

Opponents 28 833-1868 .446 170-512 314-475 2150 76.8 1088 380 73 201 5627 



All stats through completion of 2009-10 season 

No. Name (years) Games FGM 3-Pt FTM Pts Avg 

1. Tod Hart (1979-83) 97 726 0 337 1,789 18.4 

2. Andy Vye (1983-87) 104 676 0 423 1,775 17.1 

3. Sean Burton (2005-09) 102 554 261 367 1,736 17.0 

4. Pat Britton (1996-2000) 102 500 143 360 1,503 14.7 

5. Mike Hess (1987-91) 107 500 13 413 1,426 13.3 

6. Rich Slomkowski (1955-59) 77 522 0 301 1,345 17.5 

7. Jim Bellis (2002-06) 102 435 144 250 1,264 12.4 

8. Greg Albano (1966-69) 70 487 0 264 1,238 17.7 

9. Tyler Schulz (2000-04) 97 502 0 192 1,196 12.3 

10. Dave Hollowell (1970-73) 67 501 0 188 1,190 17.8 

SEASON ASSISTS 

No. Name (year) Games Assists Avg. 

1. Sean Rossi (2009-10) 28 221 7.9 

2. Sean Burton (2008-09) 27 212 7.9 

3. Dean Crocker (1987-88) 27 203 7.5 

4. Jamie Frank (1981-82) 27 171 6.3 

5. Jamie Frank (1982-83) 27 164 6.1 

T 6. George Piniella (1979-80) 23 160 7.0 

Jonathan Whetstone (2005-06) 28 160 5.7 

8. Dean Crocker (1986-87) 28 159 5.7 

9. Sean Burton (2006-07) 28 145 5.2 

10. Sean Burton (2007-08) 25 139 5.6 

SEASON SCORING 

No. Name (year) Games FGM 3-Pt FTM Pts Avg 

1. Sean Burton (2008-09) 27 198 74 128 598 22.1 

2. Tod Hart (1981-82) 27 247 0 81 575 21.3 

3. Pat Britton (1999-2000) 28 188 46 146 568 20.3 

4. Andy Vye (1986-87) 27 209 0 142 560 20.7 

5. Jim Bellis (2005-06) 29 187 58 92 524 18.1 

6. Joe Casey (1976-77) 25 214 0 84 512 20.5 

7. Jordan Marcus (2009-10) 28 164 78 103 509 18.2 

8. Sean Burton (2007-08) 25 151 78 119 499 20.0 

9. Andy Vye (1985-86) 27 182 0 122 486 18.0 

10. Mike Hess (1990-91) 28 163 3 152 481 17.2 

SEASON 3-POINTERS 

No. Name (year) GP 3-Pt. FG 

1. Ryan Bamford (1999-2000) 28 80 

T2. Sean Burton (2007-08) 25 78 

Jordan Marcus (2009-10) 28 78 

4. Vince Perrine (1993-94) 27 77 

5. Sean Burton (2008-09) 27 72 

CAREER SCORING 

Record Book 

CAREER ASSISTS 

No. Name (years) Games Assists Avg. 

1. Sean Burton (2005-09) 102 556 5.5 

2. Jamie Frank (1979-83) 91 488 5.4 

3. Dean Crocker (1985-88) 78 428 5.5 

4. John Dunne (1988-92) 104 376 3.6 

5. Jonathan Whetstone (2002-05) 173 374 2.2 

6. Dave Wood (1975-77, 78-79) 71 339 4.8 

7. Donald Andrejko (1965-68) 59 315 5.3 

8. Shaka Serville (1993-97) 102 295 2.9 

9. John Lyons (1997-2001) 100 271 2.7 

10. Pete Kowal (1990-93) 81 270 3.3 

CAREER 3-POINTERS 

No. Name (years) Games 3-Pt. FG 

1. Sean Burton (2005-09) 102 258 

2. Ryan Bamford (1996-2000) 97 191 

3. Archie McEachern (1988-92) 106 182 

4. Vince Perrine (1992-94, 1995-96) 74 173 

5. Mark Metcalf (1992-96) 104 164 



SEASON REBOUNDS 

No. Name Games Rebs. Avg. 

1. Mike Williams (1969-70) 21 357 17.0 

2. Greg Albano (1967-68) 25 321 12.8 

3. Greg Albano (1968-69) 22 313 14.2 

4. Ed Kowalski (1967-68) 25 294 11.8 

5. Phil Barera (2009-10) 28 286 10.2 

6. Mike Williams (1971-72) 23 284 12.4 

7. Jeff Bostic (2007-08) 24 279 11.6 

8. Jim Waitkavicz (1978-79) 23 253 11.0 

T9. Jim Lockman (1961-62) 19 246 12.9 

George Strickland (1963-64) 21 246 11.7 

SEASON STEALS 

No. Name Games Steals Avg. 

1. Mike Hess (1990-91) 28 67 2.4 

2. John Dunne (1991-92) 26 60 2.3 

T3. Ryan Bamford (1999-2000) 28 58 2.1 

Pat Britton (1999-2000) 28 58 2.1 

T5. Mike Guidi (1981-82) 27 54 2.0 

Tod Hart (1981-82) 27 54 2.0 

Paul Walker (1993-94) 27 54 2.0 


T9. Jim Bellis (2005-06) 29 52 1.8 

John Dunne (1990-91) 28 52 1.9 

Scott Ruffrage (2006-07) 28 52 1.9 

SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS 

No. Name Games Blocks Avg. 

1. Eric Pitcher (1996-97) 27 52 1.9 

2. Jeff Bostic (2007-08) 24 51 2.1 

3. Eric Pitcher (1997-98) 21 50 2.4 

4. Tyler Schulz (2003-04) 26 44 1.7 

5. Jeff Bostic (2006-07) 28 41 1.5 

Jeff Bostic is Ithaca’s all-time leader 

in blocked shots. 

Record Book 

CAREER REBOUNDS 

No. Name Games Rebs. Avg. 

1. Greg Albano (1966-69) 70 921 13.2 

2. Mike Williams (1969-72) 63 861 13.7 

3. Jeff Bostic (2005-09) 98 793 8.1 

4. Rich Slomkowski (1955-59) 79 785 9.9 

5. Tyler Schulz (2003-04) 97 784 8.1 

6. Andy Vye (1983-87) 104 720 6.1 

7. LaBron Toles (1991-95) 101 699 6.9 

8. Tod Hart (1979-83) 97 693 7.1 

9. Bruce Jones (1973-78) 89 606 6.8 

10. Bob Burnell (1952-56) 61 579 9.5 

CAREER STEALS 

No. Name Games Steals Avg. 


2. Mark Metcalf (1992-96) 104 178 1.7 

3. Pat Britton (1996-2000) 102 176 1.7 

4. John Dunne (1988-92) 104 168 1.6 

5. Sean Burton (2008-09) 102 163 1.6 

6. Mike Hess (1987-91) 107 157 1.5 

7. Jim Bellis (2002-06) 102 144 1.4 

8. Jonathan Whetstone (2002-06) 92 136 1.5 

9. Paul Walker (1990-94) 83 127 1.5 

10. Pete Kowal (1990-93) 81 121 1.5 

CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS 

No. Name Games Blocks Avg. 

1. Jeff Bostic (2005-09) 98 140 1.4 

2. Eric Pitcher (1994-98) 89 133 1.5 

3. Andy Vye (1983-87) 104 106 1.1 

4. Tyler Schulz (2000-04) 96 86 0.9 

5. Paul Walker (1990-94) 83 77 0.9 

Sean Burton ranks in the top-10 of 

four career statistical categories. 



Games 

Games, Season: 29; Jim Bellis, 2005-06; Sean Stahn, 2005-06 

Games, Career: 109; Tom Brown, 2007-10 

Scoring 

Points, Game: 45; Greg Albano vs. RIT, 2/15/69 

45; Jordan Marcus vs. Hobart, 11/16/09 

Points, Season: 598; Sean Burton, 27 games, 2008-09 

Points, Career: 1,789; Tod Hart, 1979-83 

Scoring Average Per Game, Season: 

24.2; Alden Chadwick, 18 games, 1954-55 

Scoring Average Per Game, Career: 

18.9; Paul Veronesi, 63 games, 1969-72 

Field Goals 

Field Goals Made 

Game: 21; Bob Modliszewski vs. Susquehanna, 2/24/68 

Season: 247; Tod Hart, 27 games, 1981-82 

Career: 726; Tod Hart, 1979-83 

Field Goals Attempted 

Game: 30; Bob Modliszewski vs. Susquehanna, 2/24/68 

Season: 444; Dave Hollowell, 1971-72 

Career: 1,196; Rich Slomkowski, 1955-59 

Field Goal Percentage 

Game: (Minimum 10 FGA) 

1.000; Tod Hart vs. Rensselaer, 2/22/82 (16-16) 

1.000; Tod Hart vs. Clarkson, 2/1/80 (10-10) 

Season: .690; Tod Hart, 1981-82 (247-358) 

Career: .641; Tod Hart, 1979-83 (726-1,133) 

Three-Point Field Goals Made 

Game: 10; Vince Perrine vs. Hamilton, 1/18/94 

Season: 80; Ryan Bamford, 1999-2000 

Career: 261; Sean Burton, 2008-09 

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 

Game: 15; Vince Perrine vs. Hamilton, 1/18/94 

Season: 208; Sean Burton, 2007-08 

Career: 699; Sean Burton; 2005-09 

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 

Game: 1.000; Archie McEachern vs. Rensselaer, 1/14/89 (4-4) 

Season: .495; Vince Perrine, 1992-93 (50-101) 

Career: .434; Dean Crocker, 1984-88 (23-53) 

Free Throws 

Free Throws Made 

Game: 22; Alden Chadwick vs. Army, 12/11/54 

Season: 193; Alden Chadwick, 20 games, 1954-55 

Career: 442; Alden Chadwick, 1952-56 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Record Book 

Free Throws Attempted 

Game: 27; Alden Chadwick vs. Army, 12/11/54 

Season: 229; Alden Chadwick, 1954-55 

Career: 538; Mike Hess, 1987-91 

538; Alden Chadwick, 1952-56 

Free Throw Percentage 

Season: .914; Sean Burton, 2008-2009 (128-140) 

Career: .900; Sean Burton, 2005-09 (367-408) 

Rebounds 

Game: 29; Mike Williams vs. Hartwick, 1/17/70 

Season: 357; Mike Williams, 1969-70 

Career: 921; Greg Albano, 1966-69 

Rebound Average Per Game 

Season: 17.0; Mike Williams, 1969-70 

Career: 13.7; Mike Williams, 1969-72 

Assists 

Game: 17; Sean Rossi vs. Roanoke, 12/29/09 

Season: 221; Sean Rossi, 2009-10 

Career: 556; Sean Burton, 2005-09 

Assist Average Per Game 

Season: 7.9; Sean Rossi, 2005-09 

Career: 7.9; Sean Rossi, 2005-09 

Blocks 

Game: 7; Chris Aisenbrey vs. Alfred, 1/19/91 

7; Tod Hart vs. Elmira, 1/17/80 

Season: 52; Eric Pitcher, 1996-97 

Career: 140; Jeff Bostic, 2005-09 

Block Average Per Game 

Season: 2.4; Eric Pitcher, 1997-98 

Career: 1.5; Eric Pitcher, 1994-98 

Steals 

Game: 8; Tony Jackson vs. Washington and Lee, 12/3/83 

Season: 67; Mike Hess, 1990-91 

Career: 179; Shaka Serville, 1993-97 

Steal Average Per Game 

Season: 2.4; Mike Hess, 1990-91 

Career: 1.8; Shaka Serville, 1993-97 

* Assist records for 1977-78 and before 1969 are incomplete. 

* Blocked shot records before 1981 are incomplete. 



Wins and Losses 

Wins, Season: 24; 2008-09 

Losses, Season: 16; 1977-78 

Games, Season: 29; 2005-06 

Winning Percentage, Season: .875; 1932-33, 14-2 

Consecutive Wins: 12; 1963-64 and 2008-09 (Twice) 

Consecutive Losses: 10; last 8 of 1944-45 and first 2 of ‘45-46 

Consecutive Winning Seasons: 11; 1980-81 through 1990-91 

Consecutive Losing Seasons: 4; 1950-51 through 1953-54 

Scoring 

Points, Game: 123; vs. RIT, 2/6/68 (Ithaca 123, RIT 117) 

Points, Season: 2,388; 2008-09, 27 games 

Scoring Average Per Game, Season: 88.4; 2008-09, 27 games 

Opponent Points, Game: 

117; vs. RIT, 2/6/68 (Ithaca 123, RIT 117) 

Fewest Opponent Points, Game: 

11; vs. Norwich, 1932 (Ithaca 47, Norwich 11) 

Lowest Score, Game: 38; Ithaca 25, Hartwick 13; 1930 

Highest Score, Game: 240; Ithaca 123, RIT 117; 2/6/68 

Total Points, Both Teams, Season: 4,383; 2008-09, 27 games 

Field Goals 

Field Goals, Game: 51; vs. RIT, 2/6/68 

Field Goals, Season: 807; 1967-68 

Field Goals Attempted, Game: 92; vs. Clarkson, 2/3/71 

Field Goals Attempted, Season: 1,670; 1967-68 

Field Goal Percentage, Season: .553; 1981-82 (786-1,422) 

Three-Point Goals Made, Game: 18; vs. Alfred, 1/15/10 

Three-Point Goals Made, Season: 205; 1999-2000 

Three-Point Goals Attempted, Game: 

36; vs. St. Lawrence, 1/13/95 

Three-Point Goals Attempted, Season: 619; 2007-08 

Three-Point Percentage, Season: .407; 1999-2000 (205-504) 

.407; 1992-93 (138-339) 

NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAM RECORDS 

Wins and Losses 

Wins: 1; 1993, 1982, 1972 

Losses: 2; 1987, 1983, 1976, 1964 

Winning Percentage: .500 (won 1, lost 1); 1993, 1982, 1972 

Consecutive Wins: 1 

Consecutive Losses: 5; 2 in 1987, 2 in 1983, 1 in 1982 

Scoring 

Points, Game: 79; vs. Youngstown, 3/7/64 

Points, Tournament: 156; 2 games, 1964 

Scoring Average, Tournament: 78.0; 2 games, 1964 

Points By Opponent, Game: 95; vs. Stony Brook, 3/7/87 

Fewest Points By Opponent, Game: 50; vs. Brooklyn, 3/5/82 

Lowest Score, Game: 97; Brooklyn 50, Ithaca 47 

Highest Score, Game: 172; Stony Brook 95, Ithaca 77 

Total Points, Both Teams, Tournament: 341; 2 games, 1964 

TEAM RECORDS 

Record Book 

Free Throws 

Free Throws Made, Game: 49; vs. Army, 12/11/54 

Free Throws Made, Season: 498; 1990-91 

Free Throws Attempted, Game: 60; vs. Army, 12/11/54 

Free Throws Attempted, Season: 711; 1990-91, 28 games 

Free Throw Percentage, Season: .779; 1999-2000 (443-569) 

Rebounds 

Rebounds, Game: 62; vs. Clarkson, 2/3/71 

Rebounds, Season: 1,094; 1986-87, 28 games 

Rebound Average Per Game, Season: 46.9; 1966-67 

Assists 

Assists, Game: 31; vs. Hartwick, 12/12/67 

Assists, Season: 492; 1987-88 

Assist Average Per Game, Season: 18.2; 1987-88 

Turnovers 

Turnovers, Game: 30; vs. St. Lawrence, 1/8/93 

30; vs. Cortland, 11/30/93 

Turnovers, Season: 471; 1990-91 

Blocks 

Blocks, Game: 10; vs. Hobart, 1/30/96; 

10; vs. Clarkson, 2/3/95 

10; vs. Oneonta, 2/5/08 

Blocks, Season: 104; 1993-94 

Block Average Per Game, Season: 3.9; 1993-94 

Steals 

Steals, Game: 21; vs. Roberts Wesleyan, 2/26/82 

Steals, Season: 319; 1981-82 

Steal Average Per Game, Season: 11.8; 1981-82 

Field Goals 

Field Goals Made, Game: 32; vs. Potsdam, 1983 (3OT) 

Field Goals Made, Tournament: 61; 2 games, 1983 

Field Goals Attempted, Game: 84; vs. Youngstown, 3/7/64 

Field Goals Attempted, Tournament: 165; 2 games, 1964 

Field Goal Percentage, Tournament: 536; vs. Buffalo, 1982 

Free Throws 

Free Throws Made, Game: 22; vs. Fredonia, 3/4/93 

Free Throws Made, Tournament: 36; 2 games, 1964 

Free Throws Attempted, Game: 33; vs. Fredonia, 3/4/93 

Free Throws Attempted Tournament: 49; 2 games, 1972 

Free Throw Percentage, Tournament: .808; 1983 (21-for-26) 

Rebounds 

Rebounds, Game: 46; vs. Youngstown, 3/7/64 

Rebounds, Tournament: 86; 2 games, 1964 

Rebound Average, Tournament: 43.0; 2 games, 1964 



Team First Meeting W L 

Adelphi 1958-59 0 1 

Akron 1963-64 0 1 

Albany 1931-32 16 18 

Albany Pharmacy 1930-31 2 0 

ALFRED 1929-30 73 35 

Allegheny 1931-32 1 1 

Alliance 1940-41 2 0 

Alvernia 2001-02 0 1 

Am. International 1939-40 2 0 

Amherst 2009-10 0 1 

Army 1949-50 1 10 

Baldwin-Wallace 2008-09 1 0 

Becker 1939-40 4 2 

Binghamton 1951-52 22 8 

Blackburn 1956-57 1 0 

Bloomsburg 1934-35 4 2 

Bluefield 1986-87 1 0 

Boston College 1932-33 0 1 

Brandeis 1959-60 2 1 

Bridgeport 1934-40 2 3 

Bridgewater State 1980-81 1 0 

Brockport 1929-30 18 11 

Brooklyn College 1981-82 0 1 

Buena Vista 2004-05 0 1 

Buffalo 1932-33 3 12 

Buffalo State 1933-34 9 12 

C.W. Post 1975-76 1 0 

Case Western Res. 2009-10 1 0 

Catholic (D.C.) 1984-85 0 2 

Cazenovia 1995-96 8 3 

Central Conn.State 1947-48 0 1 

City College of N.Y. 1952-53 0 2 

Clarkson 1935-36 57 19 

Coast Guard 1995-96 1 0 

Colby 2007-08 1 0 

Colgate 1934-35 2 14 

College of N.J. 1931-32 3 4 

Concordia (Ill.) 1997-98 0 1 

Concordia (N.Y.) 1981-82 1 0 

Connecticut College 1995-96 0 1 

Cornell 2001-02 0 5 

CORTLAND 1929-30 81 51 

Daemen 1984-85 4 1 

DeSales 2003-04 0 2 

Dominican (N.Y.) 1981-82 1 0 

D’Youville 2000-01 1 0 

E. Connecticut State 1980-81 2 0 

East Stroudsburg 1932-33 8 11 

ELMIRA 1972-73 34 18 

Embry-Riddle 2004-05 0 1 

Endicott 2009-10 1 0 

Fairleigh Dickinson 1947-48 1 1 

Fredonia 1985-86 2 1 

Gannon 1947-48 2 0 

Series Records 


Geneseo 1988-89 1 5 

Gettysburg 1991-92 0 1 

Green Mountain 2005-06 1 0 

Hamilton 1949-50 17 25 

Hampden-Sydney 2005-06 0 1 

Hartford 1954-55 2 1 

HARTWICK 1929-30 63 41 

Hilbert 1992-93 0 1 

HOBART 1930-31 51 25 

Iona 1947-48 1 5 

Iowa 1948-49 0 1 

Iowa State 1948-49 0 1 

Johns Hopkins 1993-94 0 2 

Juniata 1993-94 1 0 

Kean 2006-07 0 1 

Keuka 1989-90 12 3 

King’s (Pa.) 1991-92 2 0 

Kutztown 1940-41 3 0 

Lafayette 1950-51 0 1 

Lasell 2002-03 1 0 

Le Moyne 1950-51 3 22 

Lock Haven 1940-41 19 5 

Long Island 1933-34 1 5 

Loras 1948-49 1 0 

Lowell Inst. of Tech. 1974-75 0 1 

Lycoming 1948-49 2 0 

Lyndon 1980-81 1 0 

Maine Presque Isle 1988-89 1 0 

Mansfield 1930-31 35 11 

Marist 1974-75 0 1 

Mass. Liberal Arts 1985-86 1 0 

Middlebury 1932-33 1 0 

Millikin 1994-95 0 1 

Moravian 1941-42 2 2 

Morrisville 1929-30 6 0 

NAZARETH 1979-80 21 11 

Newark 1941-42 2 0 

New England 1989-90 2 0 

New Paltz 1979-80 3 1 

New York Univ. 1992-93 0 1 

Niagara 1944-45 1 1 

Niagara-Rochester 1939-40 3 0 

N.C. Wesleyan 1994-95 0 1 

Norwich 1932-33 3 0 

Ohio Northern 1955-56 1 0 

Ohio Wesleyan 1985-86 1 0 

ONEONTA 1970-71 21 9 

OSWEGO 1929-30 34 10 

Panzer 1931-32 6 6 

Pennsylvania State 1934-35 0 5 

Pitt-Bradford 1997-98 4 1 

Plattsburgh 1965-66 3 5 

Plymouth State 1999-2000 0 1 

Polytechnic 1935-36 2 0 


Potsdam 1982-83 6 9 

Purchase 2006-07 1 0 

Rensselaer 1971-72 28 19 

Rider 1933-34 4 6 

Ripon 2007-08 0 1 

Roanoke 2005-06 1 1 

Roberts Wesleyan 1961-62 9 3 

Rochester 1967-68 4 7 

RIT 1929-30 64 38 

St. Anselm 1937-38 0 1 

St. Bonaventure 1929-30 3 14 

St. Francis (N.Y.) 1937-38 1 5 

St. Francis (Pa.) 1975-76 0 2 

ST. JOHN FISHER 1977-78 7 24 

St. Joseph (Vt.) 1985-86 2 0 

ST. LAWRENCE 1931-32 50 49 

St. Michael’s 1932-33 2 1 

St. Rose 1987-88 1 0 

SUNY Tech. 1996-97 1 0 

Salem State 1966-67 0 1 

Salve Regina 2001-02 1 0 

Sampson 1946-47 5 0 

Savage 1930-31 1 1 

Scranton 1939-40 3 7 

Seton Hall 1938-39 0 2 

Siena 1942-43 1 4 

Skidmore 1986-87 5 3 

So. Connecticut 1973-74 0 1 

Southern Maine 1999-2000 2 0 

Southern Vermont 1995-96 1 0 

Springfield 1934-35 1 4 

STEVENS 2007-08 5 1 

Stony Brook 1976-77 0 2 

Susquehanna 1935-36 4 2 

Syracuse 1933-34 0 3 

Teikyo-Post 1998-99 0 2 

Trinity (Conn.) 2002-03 1 1 

Union 1929-30 7 4 

UTICA 1949-50 53 21 

Vassar 2006-07 0 1 

Vermont 1929-30 2 0 

Virginia Wesleyan 1990-91 0 2 

Wagner 1936-37 1 0 

Washington & Lee 1983-84 2 0 

West Chester 1938-39 1 1 

W. Connecticut 1986-87 1 0 

W. New England 1983-84 1 0 

Westfield State 1980-81 1 1 

Widener 1987-88 1 0 

Wilkes 1949-50 17 10 

Williams 2002-03 0 1 

Youngstown State 1939-40 1 2 



1929-30 (11-4) 

12/6 at St. Bonaventure L 25-49 

12/7 at Union L 26-40 

12/13 at Cortland W 48-23 

12/14 Brockport W 37-24 

1/4 at Vermont W 33-19 

1/8 at St. Thomas (Pa.) L 40-46 


1/17 Morrisville W 42-23 

1/18 at Alfred L 17-37 

1/24 at Morrisville W 30-19 

1/25 at Hartwick W 25-13 

1/31 at Oswego W 30-29 

2/7 Hartwick W 63-18 

2/14 at Mechanics (OT) W 40-38 

2/22 Mechanics W 35-29 

COACH: Carl Chamberlain 

1930-31 (6-5) 

Morrisville W 42-20 

at Cortland L 18-21 

at Hobart L 18-21 

Oswego W 26-24 

at Albany Pharmacy W 35-30 

Cortland L 29-31 

at Alfred L 37-38 

Mansfield W 43-40 

at Savage L 32-44 

Hartwick W 59-38 

at Mansfield W 29-24 

COACH: Isadore Yavits 

CAPTAIN: Walter Hutchinson 

1931-32 (11-4) 


12/11 at Trenton L 31-33 

12/12 at Panzer W 36-29 


at St. Bonaventure L 26-32 

1/13 at Mansfield W 26-24 

1/15 at Mechanics L 34-37 


2/1 Allegheny L 26-31 

2/5 Oswego W 38-29 

2/6 Mansfield W 50-22 

2/10 Savage W 36-27 

2/19 at St. Lawrence W 32-30 

2/26 Albany W 34-19 



CAPTAIN: Archie Petras 

1932-33 (14-2) 

at Buffalo W 23-20 

at St. Michael’s L 30-35 

at Norwich W 47-11 

at Middlebury W 39-33 

at Alfred W 45-36 

All-Time Results 

at Cortland W 37-35 

at Hartwick W 51-36 


at E. Stroudsburg W 38-37 

Trenton W 49-42 


at Boston L 27-31 

Mechanics W 47-29 

Panzer W 57-44 


Cortland W 37-28 


CAPTAIN: Ken Patrick 

1933-34 (8-6) 

at Buffalo St. W 51-30 

at Norwich W 28-22 

at St. Michael’s W 42-36 

at Vermont W 45-26 

at St. Lawrence L 20-36 

E. Stroudsburg W 42-39 

Alfred W 32-29 



at Trenton L 30-36 

at Rider L 29-52 

at Panzer L 30-33 

at Long Island L 25-46 

at Syracuse L 23-54 


CAPTAIN: Ken Patrick 

1934-35 (9-6) 

at Colgate L 29-35 

at Pennsylvania St. L 26-39 

Springfield W 36-34 

at Buffalo St. L 30-41 

Bloomsburg W 42-41 

at St. Lawrence W 40-36 



at Cortland W 31-27 

at Alfred W 33-28 

at E. Stroudsburg L 34-58 


at Long Island L 20-51 




CAPTAIN: Ben Light 

1935-36 (15-5) 

at Susquehanna W 45-42 

at Bloomsburg W 36-35 

at Pennsylvania St. L 32-38 



at Springfield L 34-48 


E. Stroudsburg W 52-40 

at Mechanics W 39-32 


at Trenton W 55-37 

at Rider W 42-40 

at Brooklyn Pharmacy W 43-23 

at Panzer W 36-27 


at Clarkson W 40-31 

at Oswego L 33-46 

Polytechnic W 41-37 




CAPTAIN: Ben Light 

1936-37 (10-6) 

at Bloomsburg W 48-31 


at Trenton L 26-31 


at E. Stroudsburg L 26-33 


Wagner W 42-28 

at Mechanics W 53-34 

at Alfred L 38-44 



at Clarkson L 27-34 


Bloomsburg W 46-28 




1937-38 (8-9) 

12/10 at St. Michael’s W 36-30 

12/11 at Norwich W 53-23 

12/15 Oswego W 53-47 

1/20 at St. Anselm L 36-42 

1/21 at Springfield L 30-49 

1/24 St. Francis (N.Y.) L 37-42 


2/9 at Oswego L 32-43 

2/11 at Mechanics W 46-42 

2/12 E. Stroudsburg L 55-57 

at Clarkson L 23-28 

2/19 at St. Lawrence L 40-42 

3/3 at Trenton W 38-36 

3/4 at Rider L 48-55 

3/5 at Panzer L 41-47 




CAPTAIN: Charles Andrew 



1938-39 (7-9) 

12/10 at Oswego W 42-39 

1/6 Panzer L 40-49 

1/7 at Clarkson W 37-35 


1/18 Seton Hall L 35-36 

1/20 at Alfred L 29-39 


2/1 Oswego W 44-31 

2/8 at St. Francis (N.Y.) W 44-40 

2/9 at Seton Hall L 26-55 


2/24 at East Stroudsburg W 36-33 

2/25 at West Chester L 30-31 

3/1 at Mansfield L 27-32 

3/3 at Rider L 48-51 

3/4 at Trenton L 45-54 


CAPTAIN: Frank Frantel 

1939-40 (14-4) 

12/8 at Becker L 39-43 

12/9 at Arnold W 32-30 

12/15 at Scranton L 25-33 


1/6 American Int. W 48-45 

1/9 at Alfred W 40-21 

1/9 Youngstown W 47-38 

1/12 at St.Lawrence W 37-34 


1/19 at Niagara-Rochester W 47-27 

1/26 Niagara-Rochester W 46-28 


2/9 at Panzer L 38-55 

2/10 at Polytechnic W 54-47 


2/23 Arnold W 77-51 

2/24 East Stroudsburg L 53-59 



1940-41 (13-4) 

12/12 Alliance W 38-25 

12/14 at East Stroudsburg L 34-44 

1/9 Becker W 49-38 

1/11 at Alfred W 40-33 


1/18 Niagara-Rochester W 45-30 

1/24 at Alliance W 48-42 

1/25 at Youngstown L 30-32 






2/21 Panzer L 39-42 

2/25 at Lock Haven W 42-37 

2/28 at West Chester W 43-29 

3/1 at Kutztown W 42-18 


CAPTAIN: Charlie Baker 


1941-42 (15-3) 



12/12 at Becker W 49-41 

12/13 at American Int. W 43-32 



1/10 at Alfred W 43-41 



1/16 at Scranton W 45-36 

1/17 Kutztown W 72-37 


2/13 at Clarkson L 41-56 


2/20 at Panzer W 33-29 

2/21 at Newark W 46-35 

2/27 at Kutztown W 40-29 

2/28 at Moravian W 46-41 


CAPTAIN: Mike McKillop 

1942-43 (6-6) 

12/15 Hartwick W 45-29 

1/9 at Alfred L 27-28 


1/15 Siena W 55-45 

1/26 Lock Haven W 59-51 




2/26 Newark W 45-33 

2/27 at Moravian W 62-51 

3/5 at Siena L 40-49 

3/6 at Siena L 31-50 


1943-44 

(no basketball due to WWII) 

1944-45 (2-9) 

12/2 at St. Bonaventure W 46-34 



1/6 Bloomsburg L 48-52 

1/12 St. Bonaventure W 72-43 

1/20 Panzer L 48-54 

1/23 St. Lawrence L 37-58 


2/17 Scranton L 56-71 

2/22 at Bloomsburg L 40-59 

2/10 at Niagara L 41-42 


CAPTAIN: Bernard Lynaugh 

1945-46 (9-5) 

12/1 at Colgate L 30-78 



1/15 St. Lawrence W 52-49 

1/19 Oswego W 70-45 

1/23 at Niagara W 75-57 


2/11 vs.Mansfield (at Elmira) W 58-43 

2/15 Scranton W 65-49 




3/2 at Oswego W 58-47 


COACH: Ben Light 

CAPTAIN: Jim Hercinger 

1946-47 (12-5) 

12/12 at Oswego W 49-28 



12/19 Springfield L 38-40 

1/10 at Albany W 55-34 

1/11 at Siena L 34-40 

1/16 Sampson W 70-59 

1/23 at St. Bonaventure W 47-46 

1/24 at Alfred W 41-36 





at Siena L 34-43 

2/21 Becker W 50-40 

2/27 Albany W 67-46 

3/6 at Cortland L 37-54 


CAPTAIN: Jim Hercinger 

1947-48 (11-8) 

12/9 Sampson W 60-53 

12/11 Oswego W 57-41 

12/17 at Becker L 34-37 

12/18 at New Britain L 41-54 

1/15 at Oswego W 52-48 



1/23 at Alfred L 44-54 


2/5 at Iona L 42-54 

2/6 at Bergen W 59-36 

2/7 at Long Island L 44-68 


2/18 Scranton W 59-51 


2/24 at Sampson W 52-29 



3/6 vs. Gannon (at Buffalo) W 64-50 


CAPTAIN: Alfred Lombardo 



1948-49 (16-5) 

12/4 at Syracuse L 41-81 

12/9 Sampson W 72-50 

12/13 at Iowa L 26-78 

12/14 at Loras W 68-64 

12/15 at Iowa St. L 40-41 

1/7 Oswego W 67-46 



1/20 at Hobart W 63-58 


1/28 at Lycoming W 71-58 

2/4 Lycoming W 78-46 

2/8 RIT W 79-52 


2/12 at Oswego W 59-57 

2/18 Becker W 70-47 

2/22 Alfred W 46-33 

2/28 Sampson W 65-47 

3/5 Cortland L 62-71 

3/8 at RIT W 82-55 

3/12 vs. Gannon (at Buffalo) W 58-53 


CAPTAIN: Dick Slesinski 

1949-50 (12-6) 


12/9 E. Stroudsburg W 63-41 

12/19 at Wilkes W 51-41 

12/21 at Army L 41-45 


1/12 at Utica W 68-51 

1/13 at Hamilton W 71-50 

1/19 at Hobart W 67-49 



2/7 Utica W 68-65 


2/17 at East Stroudsburg W 55-45 

2/22 at Springfield L 49-58 


2/28 at Alfred L 58-63 


3/7 Wilkes W 90-69 


CAPTAINS: Ross Passineau, 

Andrew Sykela 

1950-51 (6-12) 

12/1 Wilkes W 73-54 

12/6 at Pennsylvania St. L 31-70 

12/7 at Lock Haven L 41-67 



12/18 at Lafayette L 41-64 

12/20 at Army L 37-69 

1/9 Le Moyne L 63-85 


1/17 at Alfred L 44-45 

1/19 Hamilton W 89-60 



2/13 at Utica W 55-48 


2/16 Utica W 68-59 


3/2 at Wilkes W 69-56 



CAPTAINS: Lew Bennett, 

Ray Kirkgasser 

1951-52 (4-10) 

11/28 at Le Moyne L 50-69 




12/19 at Army L 50-66 

1/8 at Hobart L 62-65 

1/14 Harpur W 59-46 

1/18 at Alfred L 52-59 


2/12 at Utica W 65-46 

2/14 East Stroudsburg W 81-60 

2/20 Alfred L 58-67 

3/1 Utica W 68-39 



1952-53 (5-12) 

11/31 at Alfred L 65-88 

12/3 Wilkes W 77-73 


12/10 Utica W 72-62 


12/17 at Army L 61-67 

1/7 at Wilkes L 77-83 

1/14 at Harpur W 83-60 



2/11 at Iona L 56-76 

2/12 at City College of N.Y. L 70-79 

2/18 at Hobart L 49-56 

2/20 East Stroudsburg W 81-74 


2/26 at Utica W 62-51 


COACH: Carlton Wood 

CAPTAINS: Allen Gilberti, Don Howard 

1953-54 (5-13) 

11/28 at Syracuse L 66-88 

12/2 at Wilkes L 56-80 

12/5 at Buffalo St. L 71-81 


12/12 at Alfred L 55-60 

12/15 Utica W 93-66 

12/17 at Army L 57-81 

1/13 Wilkes (OT) L 78-81 


2/10 Harpur W 74-54 


2/19 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 60-78 

2/20 at City College of N.Y. L 66-78 


2/26 at Hamilton L 67-73 

2/27 at Utica W 81-72 




CAPTAIN: Hugh Hurst 

1954-55 (11-9) 

12/1 Wilkes W 77-70 

12/4 at Buffalo State L 75-96 


12/8 Utica L 85-90 

12/11 at Army W 89-76 

1/6 at Wilkes L 72-76 

1/7 at Rider W 61-59 



1/29 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L 70-94 

1/30 at Iona W 75-68 


2/5 Hilyer W 78-69 

2/9 Alfred W 93-76 



2/19 at Utica L 90-107 

2/23 Harpur W 103-84 




CAPTAIN: Al Chadwick 

1955-56 (10-9) 

12/2 at Wilkes L 72-87 

12/7 at Army L 47-93 

12/10 Rider W 84-81 

12/17 at Harpur W 78-30 

1/7 Wilkes W 78-74 




1/21 at Alfred W 53-49 


1/29 at Iona L 68-83 



2/17 at Brockport L 66-77 

2/19 at Utica W 77-64 


2/25 Ohio Northern W 94-79 

2/28 Utica W 90-71 



CAPTAINS: Al Chadwick, David Feldman 



1956-57 (12-8) 

12/1 Wilkes W 91-82 

12/5 at Army L 66-86 

12/11 at Utica W 89-70 


12/20 Blackburn W 91-71 

1/8 at Rider L 68-88 

1/9 at Wilkes L 73-100 

1/12 Utica W 102-77 

1/19 Alfred W 104-80 


1/28 at Iona L 53-77 


2/9 Clarkson W 117-97 



2/19 at Hartwick L 81-96 






CAPTAINS: Al Marsh, James Zonneville 

1957-58 (12-8) 

12/2 at Wilkes L 87-100 

12/4 Cortland (OT) W 78-76 


12/11 Wilkes W 94-66 

12/14 at Brockport (OT) L 61-71 


12/22 at Iona L 62-84 

1/11 Utica W 89-46 



1/25 at Army L 60-86 


2/1 Buffalo State W 75-58 

2/4 at Utica W 68-59 

2/11 at Alfred L 63-67 


2/19 Hartwick L 74-79 





CAPTAIN: Rich Slomkowski 

1958-59 (12-6) 

12/3 Lock Haven L 76-77 


12/9 at Brockport (OT) W 68-63 

12/12 at Buffalo L 45-47 


12/18 Clarkson W 100-65 


1/14 Utica W 87-46 


1/21 at Army L 68-79 


2/3 at Utica W 70-61 


2/7 Rider W 69-60 


2/11 Alfred W 93-74 

2/12 Wilkes W 111-73 

2/24 at Adelphi L 55-91 



CAPTAINS: Charles Bailey, 

Rich Slomkowski 

1959-60 (11-5) 




12/12 Brandeis W 74-62 


1/9 Utica W 72-65 



1/20 at Army L 62-76 

1/21 at Hartwick (OT) W 69-65 

2/3 Brockport L 71-73 

2/10 Buffalo L 51-52 



2/27 at Utica W 85-79 

3/1 at Alfred W 78-61 


CAPTAINS: Phil Leibrock, Carl Wambold 

1960-61 (10-8) 


12/10 at Wilkes W 89-67 

12/15 Clarkson (OT) W 89-84 

1/4 Utica W 88-65 


1/11 Hamilton L 70-74 





2/2 at Cortland (OT) L 70-76 

2/8 Le Moyne L 65-86 


2/20 at Brandeis (OT) L 88-89 

2/21 at Hartford W 77-62 


2/28 Alfred W 89-69 

3/1 RIT W 81-60 


CAPTAIN: Paul Mueller 

1961-62 (10-9) 




12/9 Wilkes W 73-62 

12/11 Cortland W 72-69 

12/13 Roberts Wesleyan W 71-60 

1/6 at Utica W 96-69 




1/30 Buffalo St. W 86-72 

2/3 at Oswego L 79-95 


2/13 Oswego W 58-55 

2/14 at Le Moyne L 47-69 


2/27 at Alfred L 80-84 

3/2 at RIT W 78-52 



CAPTAIN: Jim Lockman 

1962-63 (13-8) 



12/8 at Wilkes W 54-52 

12/12 Hartwick W 59-45 

12/17 Oswego L 63-70 

Brockport L 53-55 



1/16 Utica W 79-56 



2/2 RIT W 77-48 



2/9 Hobart W 74-49 

2/12 at Oswego L 67-84 

2/16 at Roberts Wesleyan W 91-70 

2/19 Alfred W 92-65 

2/21 at Albany W 83-70 


2/27 Le Moyne L 48-50 


CAPTAINS: John Hewes, John Lilac 

1963-64 (16-5) 



12/7 Wilkes W 98-66 

12/10 Hartwick W 71-63 


12/14 Albany W 70-45 

12/19 Cortland W 90-80 

1/11 at Utica W 102-60 

1/18 at Oswego W 72-67 



2/12 at RIT W 97-55 


2/18 Oswego L 54-68 

2/19 Buffalo W 60-54 

2/22 at Hobart W 85-79 




3/6 at Akron n L 77-94 

3/7 vs. Youngstown § L 79-91 


CAPTAINS: Don Fazio, 

William Schutz, Tom Vogt 



1964-65 (10-11) 

12/5 at Wilkes W 77-54 


12/10 Clarkson L 78-96 

12/12 Hartwick L 58-65 

12/14 Cortland L 63-79 



1/9 at Roberts Wesleyan L 82-90 



1/19 RIT W 86-56 



2/6 at Oswego W 81-74 

2/10 Le Moyne L 44-63 


2/17 Oswego W 72-67 

2/23 Utica W 71-67 

2/25 Susquehanna L 81-86 

2/27 at Albany W 78-74 

3/5 Hobart W 89-56 

COACH: Hugh Hurst 

CAPTAIN: Dave Halen 

1965-66 (10-10) 

12/3 Plattsburgh W 106-86 

12/4 Wilkes W 91-71 


12/10 Buffalo L 66-71 

12/11 at Susquehanna L 94-102 

12/16 Cortland W 81-64 



1/14 Buffalo State L 69-78 

1/19 at RIT L 80-86 

1/22 Roberts Wesleyan L 68-69 



2/12 Albany W 91-79 



2/22 at Oswego W 65-63 

2/26 at Utica W 87-69 


3/4 at Hobart W 73-67 


CAPTAINS: Jim Harris, George Valesente 

1966-67 (11-12) 


12/3 at Wilkes L 65-90 


12/10 Oswego L 72-82 


1/13 at Salem L 66-88 

1/14 at Bridgeport L 67-96 





2/1 at Oswego L 66-102 

2/4 RIT W 86-81 




2/11 at Albany L 83-91 

2/14 Utica W 122-53 



2/21 Le Moyne W 50-45 

2/25 Susquehanna W 71-65 

2/27 at Brockport W 82-64 

3/4 Hobart L 71-72 


CAPTAIN: Dave Barton 

1967-68 (17-8) 

12/1 at Colgate W 89-87 

12/2 Wilkes W 83-52 



12/12 Oswego W 73-60 

12/14 Cortland W 88-65 

1/11 at Rochester L 65-66 


1/17 Mansfield L 77-80 






2/6 at RIT W 123-117 

2/8 Bridgeport L 53-66 


2/13 Hamilton (OT) W 103-93 

2/15 at Alfred L 80-90 


2/24 at Susquehanna W 100-82 

2/27 Buffalo (OT) L 66-70 

2/28 at Oswego W 62-60 

3/1 Albany W 77-69 



CAPTAINS: Donald Andrejko, 

Michael Steele 

1968-69 (13-9) 


12/5 at Wilkes L 61-69 

12/7 at Hartwick (2OT) L 104-105 



12/14 Alfred W 92-51 



1/17 Rochester W 69-68 

1/18 Susquehanna W 83-72 

1/21 Le Moyne L 59-67 



2/4 Oswego W 52-47 



2/12 at Albany L 68-73 

2/15 RIT W 94-64 




3/1 Hobart W 69-49 


CAPTAINS: Greg Albano, Ed Kowalski 

1969-70 (8-13) 

12/4 Wilkes L 70-72 




1/10 at RIT L 68-87 

1/15 at Alfred W 89-79 



1/23 Buffalo L 78-89 




2/3 Colgate L 71-76 



2/14 at Oswego W 70-59 


2/21 Albany W 73-51 





1970-71 (10-11) 

12/5 Oswego W 75-52 



12/11 Lock Haven L 63-65 



1/23 Alfred W 85-60 


1/30 at Oneonta L 62-73 

2/1 Utica W 70-64 



2/9 Le Moyne L 61-75 

2/12 at Buffalo State (OT) W 88-84 


2/17 Rochester (OT) W 74-63 

2/20 at Albany L 69-82 

2/23 RIT W 77-67 





CAPTAIN: Brian Chafin 



1971-72 (15-8, 5-1 ICAC) 

12/1 Hobart • W 91-65 

12/2 Colgate L 72-80 

12/4 at Oswego W 80-51 



12/13 Cortland W 102-71 

12/15 Oneonta W 53-51 


1/19 Albany W 72-52 

1/22 at Utica W 95-82 



2/2 at RIT • L 72-78 

2/4 Buffalo St. L 75-81 

2/5 at Hobart W 90-72 


2/12 Rensselaer • W 75-71 

2/25 at St. Lawrence • W 70-65 

2/26 at Clarkson • W 84-73 

at Alfred • W 81-67 


vs. Hartford § L 66-81 

vs. Buffalo St. § W 70-58 


CAPTAINS: Brian Chafin, Paul Veronesi 

1972-73 (12-11, 4-2 ICAC) 

11/29 Elmira W 79-69 

12/1 vs. Alfred a W 71-56 

12/2 vs. Rensselaer a W 69-58 

12/6 at Hobart • L 57-62 

12/9 Hartwick (OT) L 76-77 



1/20 Alfred • W 71-61 

1/24 Oswego W 100-54 

1/26 Clarkson • W 79-54 

1/27 Hobart W 79-53 


2/1 RIT • W 85-76 



2/13 Le Moyne L 71-72 

2/16 St. Lawrence • W 57-52 

2/17 at Alfred L 57-61 

2/23 at Rensselaer • L 57-87 

2/24 at Albany L 75-84 

2/26 Utica L 88-98 


3/1 Rochester L 66-83 

a=RIT Tournament, 1st 


CAPTAIN: Dave Hollowell 

1973-74 (8-18, 2-4 ICAC) 

11/30 at Cortland a L 70-79 

12/1 vs. S. Connecticut a L 72-81 

12/5 Hobart • (2OT) W 77-76 

12/7 Oneonta W 52-51 

12/12 at Le Moyne L 54-108 

12/14 vs. Lock Haven b W 59-50 

12/15 at Elmira b L 67-75 


1/19 at Elmira L 79-84 


1/23 at Alfred • L 61-73 

1/26 at Hobart W 74-60 


2/2 at Oswego (OT) L 68-72 



2/8 Rensselaer • L 62-64 

2/12 at RIT • L 50-83 

2/14 Alfred W 61-59 


2/19 Colgate L 50-83 


2/23 at St. Lawrence • L 63-89 

2/25 at Utica L 66-76 


3/2 Albany L 73-74 

3/4 Binghamton (OT) W 81-80 

a=Cortland Tournament, 4th 

b=Elmira Tournament, 2nd 

COACH: Darryl Lehnus 

1974-75 (12-13, 4-3 ICAC) 


12/4 Hobart • L 94-95 

12/6 vs. Marist a L 70-82 

12/7 vs. Lowell Tech a L 83-84 

12/9 at Oneonta W 72-64 

12/11 Le Moyne L 57-66 

12/13 vs. Cortland b L 67-73 

12/14 at Elmira b W 85-72 

1/16 Elmira W 68-63 

1/18 Clarkson • W 87-77 


1/22 Alfred • W 68-54 



2/1 at Albany L 94-111 


2/12 RIT • W 77-61 



2/20 Rochester W 90-72 

2/22 St. Lawrence • L 64-72 

2/25 Utica L 71-74 

2/28 Oswego W 77-73 

3/1 at Alfred • W 91-78 

3/3 at Binghamton L 70-71 

a=Geneseo Tournament, 4th 

b=Elmira Tournament, 3rd 


1975-76 (12-14, 8-4 ICAC) 

12/1 at St. Francis (Pa.) L 76-88 

12/3 Hobart • W 92-75 

12/5 vs. Bridgeport a L 61-90 

12/6 vs. C.W. Post a W 60-59 

12/9 at RIT • L 66-75 

12/11 Albany L 63-81 


1/15 St. Lawrence • W 86-78 

1/17 at Elmira (OT) L 64-69 

1/21 Colgate L 43-52 

1/23 Clarkson • W 90-49 



1/27 Alfred • W 78-71 

1/30 Rensselaer • (OT) L 67-68 

2/3 at Hobart • W 59-57 


2/7 at Alfred • L 70-71 



2/17 RIT • W 84-61 



2/24 Oneonta L 59-65 

2/28 at Oswego W 97-79 

3/2 Binghamton W 85-75 

a=Plattsburgh Tournament, 3rd 


CAPTAINS: Greg Allen, John Kennedy 

1976-77 (15-10, 10-2 ICAC) 

11/27 at St. Francis (Pa.) L 68-93 

12/1 at Hobart • W 70-65 

12/4 St. Lawrence • W 72-71 

12/7 at RIT • (OT) L 86-89 


1/15 Elmira W 67-65 

1/19 Le Moyne L 67-75 


1/25 Alfred • W 77-49 

1/28 at Albany L 58-71 

1/29 at Rensselaer • W 80-73 

2/1 Hobart • W 71-69 



2/9 at Alfred • W 54-47 



2/18 Clarkson • W 84-82 



2/23 RIT • W 73-72 

2/25 Oswego W 90-77 

3/1 St. Lawrence § (2OT) W 87-83 

3/4 at Albany § L 58-75 

3/5 vs. Stony Brook § L 63-74 


CAPTAINS: Jim Duell, Jim Nolan 



1977-78 (8-16, 6-6 ICAC) 

12/1 at Hobart • L 69-76 


1/11 Albany L 60-68 

1/14 at Elmira L 59-79 


1/19 Colgate L 71-90 

1/21 RIT • (OT) W 58-57 

1/24 Alfred • W 94-71 


1/30 Hobart • W 75-69 

2/3 at Clarkson • L 68-82 



2/8 at Alfred • (OT) L 85-86 


2/11 Hamilton (OT) L 84-87 

2/14 Oneonta L 60-61 

2/17 Clarkson • W 86-80 

2/18 St. Lawrence • L 73-83 


2/22 at RIT • L 70-75 

2/25 SJF L 75-76 

2/28 at Oswego W 102-83 



CAPTAINS: Jim Cuddy, Lewis Michaux 

1978-79 (14-9, 7-4 ICAC) 

11/28 Hartwick L 45-68 

12/1 at Hobart • L 57-85 



12/12 Le Moyne (OT) W 68-65 


1/18 Elmira (OT) W 77-71 

1/25 at Colgate W 83-78 


1/29 Hobart • W 96-91 

2/2 at Clarkson • (OT) W 66-64 



2/7 Alfred • W 61-46 



2/14 at SJF L 68-93 

2/16 Clarkson • (OT) L 68-75 

2/17 St. Lawrence • L 63-78 

2/21 RIT • W 77-71 

2/26 Oswego W 101-51 

2/28 at Alfred • W 99-76 


COACH: Tom Baker 

CAPTAINS: Jim Waitkavicz, 

Dave Wood 

1979-80 (12-12, 5-7 ICAC) 

12/1 at Hobart • W 65-61 



12/8 New Paltz a L 70-75 

12/9 Nazareth a W 67-48 

12/11 at Binghamton W 56-53 


12/13 Oneonta W 64-63 

1/15 Brockport (OT) W 65-63 

1/17 at Elmira W 81-76 

1/19 RIT • W 71-66 


1/29 Hobart • W 84-58 



2/6 Alfred • W 97-73 



2/11 at Oswego W 104-79 

2/15 Clarkson • (2OT) L 87-88 

2/16 St. Lawrence • L 70-77 


2/20 at RIT • L 77-80 


2/27 at Alfred • L 71-76 

a=Ithaca Holiday Tournament,3rd 


CAPTAINS: Dan Harris, Bob Healy 

1980-81 (15-11, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/22 vs. Bridgewater State a W 68-59 

11/23 at E. Connecticut a W 61-59 


12/4 Le Moyne L 57-73 

12/6 Purchase b W 83-53 

12/7 Oneonta b (OT) W 64-63 

12/9 at Hobart • W 67-52 

12/13 Binghamton (OT) W 64-63 

1/15 Elmira W 81-70 

1/17 at RIT • L 72-76 


1/23 vs. Westfield c L 69-70 

1/24 vs. Lyndon c W 114-77 

1/27 Hobart • W 77-58 



2/4 Alfred • W 82-75 



2/13 Clarkson • W 76-71 

2/14 St. Lawrence • L 65-81 


2/18 RIT • W 67-66 



2/26 at Alfred • L 69-83 

a=at Eastern Connecticut Tournament, 1st 

b=Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 1st 

c=Western New England Tournament, 3rd 


CAPTAINS: Pat Clark, Jeff Cornish 

1981-82 (22-5, 11-1 ICAC) 


12/5 Concordia (N.Y.) a W 70-60 

12/6 Dominican (N.Y.) a W 74-60 

12/8 at Hobart • W 66-50 


1/9 at Elmira W 64-62 

1/15 Buffalo St. L 70-80 

1/16 RIT • W 74-64 

1/20 Cortland (OT) W 77-75 

1/26 Hobart • W 72-47 



2/3 Alfred • W 86-62 




2/12 Clarkson • W 59-57 

2/13 St. Lawrence • W 55-53 


2/17 at RIT • W 81-68 



2/24 at Alfred • W 81-63 



3/5 vs. Brooklyn § L 47-50 

3/6 vs. Buffalo § W 74-73 

a=Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 1st 


CAPTAINS: Dan Brown, Tod Hart 

1982-83 (19-8, 10-2 ICAC) 

12/1 Le Moyne W 67-62 

12/4 E. Connecticut a W 88-78 

12/5 Albany a L 60-75 

12/7 Hobart • W 77-75 



1/8 Elmira W 68-65 

1/15 RIT • W 58-56 

1/18 at Hamilton(2OT) L 62-64 


1/25 at Hobart • W 55-54 



2/1 at Alfred • W 75-59 




2/11 Clarkson • W 77-58 

2/12 St. Lawrence • L 54-55 

2/16 at RIT • L 60-73 

2/19 at Albany L 52-60 



2/26 Alfred • W 86-57 

3/1 at RIT n W 49-48 

3/4 at Potsdam (3OT) L 74-76 

3/5 vs. Union § L 69-89 

a=Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 2nd 


CAPTAINS: Jamie Frank, Tod Hart 



1983-84 (15-10, 8-4 ICAC) 

11/29 Cortland W 86-57 


12/3 Washington & Lee a W 70-57 

12/4 West. New England a W 59-49 

12/6 at Hobart • W 60-55 


1/11 at Elmira W 64-61 

1/14 RIT • W 74-51 

1/20 Oneonta W 59-52 

1/21 Albany L 60-67 

1/24 Hobart • W 69-49 


1/28 at St. Lawrence • (OT) L 66-68 

1/31 Alfred • W 82-51 



2/7 at Binghamton (2OT) L 77-79 

2/10 Clarkson • W 75-52 

2/11 St. Lawrence • L 47-67 


2/15 at RIT • W 78-58 




2/25 at Alfred • L 52-60 

a Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 1st 


CAPTAINS: Todd Sibel, Ron Zielinski 

1984-85 (13-12, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/17 vs. Catholic (D.C.) a L 66-69 

11/18 vs. Brandeis a W 105-81 

11/28 at Albany L 65-86 

12/1 Daemen W 88-75 

12/4 at Hobart • W 85-69 




1/12 RIT • W 90-69 


1/22 Hobart • W 73-68 



1/29 at Alfred • L 81-108 


2/3 vs. Potsdam b L 44-51 

2/5 Binghamton L 76-90 

2/8 Clarkson • W 83-63 

2/9 St. Lawrence • W 44-38 

2/13 at RIT • W 82-67 


2/16 Elmira L 65-71 



2/23 Alfred • L 69-81 

a=at Eastern Connecticut Tournament, 3rd 

b=at Watertown, N.Y. 


CAPTAINS: Mark Carver, Tony Jackson 


1985-86 (18-9, 9-3 ICAC) 

11/22 vs. North Adams a W 72-45 

11/23 at Potsdam a L 57-76 


12/7 vs. Ohio Wesleyan b W 74-61 

12/8 at Rochester b L 62-68 

12/12 at Hobart • W 71-67 

12/14 Oneonta (OT) W 74-72 

1/9 St. Joseph (Vt.) W 79-70 

1/11 at RIT • W 88-63 


1/17 Alfred • L 54-57 

1/18 Daemen W 83-66 

1/21 Hobart • W 62-56 






2/7 Clarkson • W 64-47 


2/10 Albany W 62-61 

2/12 RIT • W 91-62 

2/15 at Elmira W 68-57 



2/22 at Alfred • L 72-78 

3/1 Fredonia ‡ L 64-75 

a=Potsdam Tournament, 2nd 

b=Rochester Tournament, 2nd 


CAPTAINS: Mike Friedman, Andy Vye 

1986-87 (16-12, 9-3 ICAC) 

11/21 vs. Bluefield a W 98-67 

11/22 at Wash. & Lee a (OT) W 84-82 

12/3 Hobart • (OT) W 84-80 

12/6 W. Conn. b (OT) W 69-64 

12/7 Potsdam b L 49-80 


12/11 at Albany L 62-71 

1/10 at RIT • L 56-85 

1/14 at Alfred • L 66-77 

1/15 at Daemen (OT) W 90-87 







2/3 Binghamton L 58-64 

2/6 Clarkson • W 74-66 


2/9 Skidmore W 87-65 

2/11 RIT • W 77-58 

2/14 at Hobart • L 73-92 



2/21 Alfred • W 88-78 


3/6 at Potsdam n L 53-57 

3/7 vs. Stony Brook n L 77-95 

a=Washington & Lee Tournament, 1st 

b=Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 2nd 

CAPTAINS: Mark Cornish, 

Mike Friedman, Andy Vye 

1987-88 (16-11, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/20 vs. St. Rose a W 79-58 

11/21 at Oneonta a W 64-58 

12/2 at Elmira L 58-67 


12/8 Oneonta W 65-57 

12/12 at RIT • W 56-55 

1/8 at Moravian b L 77-91 

1/9 vs. Widener b W 55-44 


1/13 Alfred • W 74-56 








2/5 Clarkson • W 88-63 

2/6 St. Lawrence • L 69-70 

2/8 at Skidmore L 74-77 

2/10 RIT • W 78-70 

2/13 Hobart • W 74-72 

2/17 Utica W 79-63 

2/20 at Alfred • W 75-71 

2/23 Albany W 64-56 

2/25 at Hobart • L 64-78 

3/4 at Elmira ‡ L 79-87 

a=Oneonta Tournament, 1st 

b=Greyhound Classic at Moravian, 3rd 


CAPTAINS: Dean Crocker, Kermit Moyer 

1988-89 (16-10, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/18 Maine-Presque Isle a W 104-61 

11/19 Oneonta a W 63-52 

11/30 Elmira L 46-51 

12/2 at Cortland (OT) W 80-77 


12/10 RIT • W 74-63 

1/10 at Alfred • L 59-63 


1/17 Plattsburgh W 85-73 







2/4 Clarkson • L 68-75 

2/5 St. Lawrence • L 70-76 

2/9 at RIT • W 77-75 

2/11 at Hobart • L 67-79 

2/14 at Utica L 54-70 


2/18 Alfred • W 89-86 

2/21 at Albany (OT) W 61-57 


2/25 Hobart • W 70-68 

3/5 at Geneseo ‡ L 63-64 

a=Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 1st 


CAPTAINS: Pat Jones, John McLellan 



1989-90 (15-12, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/17 vs. New England a W 64-53 

11/18 at Plattsburgh a (OT) L 72-77 

11/28 at Elmira L 53-56 

12/6 at Keuka W 80-75 


12/12 Cortland W 75-56 

12/14 Utica W 72-63 

1/9 Alfred • W 76-69 

1/12 at Rensselaer • (OT) L 81-84 

1/16 Keuka W 75-65 



1/23 Hamilton (OT) L 74-83 



1/30 Albany L 65-79 

2/2 Clarkson • W 94-79 

2/3 St. Lawrence • (2OT) L 103-104 

2/7 at RIT • W 65-58 

2/10 Hobart • W 83-52 

2/13 RIT • W 75-74 

2/17 at Alfred • L 75-76 

2/22 at Skidmore W 73-72 

2/24 at Hobart • L 67-72 


3/3 at Utica ‡ W 60-57 

3/7 at Hamilton ‡ L 73-81 

a=Cardinal Classic (Plattsburgh) 


CAPTAINS: Brian Fruscio, Mike Hess 

1990-91 (18-10, 7-5 ICAC) 

11/16 St. Joseph (Vt.) a W 96-79 

11/17 Virginia Wesleyan a L 58-66 

11/27 Elmira W 62-58 

12/6 Keuka W 78-64 



12/13 at Utica L 63-72 


1/11 Clarkson • W 67-53 

1/12 St. Lawrence • W 93-64 

1/15 at Keuka L 66-80 

1/19 at Alfred • W 71-61 




1/27 Union W 85-75 

1/29 at RIT • L 70-77 




2/9 at Albany W 87-80 

2/15 at Hobart • L 61-66 

2/16 RIT • W 100-90 


2/22 Hobart • W 61-58 

2/23 Alfred • W 82-57 

2/27 Union ‡ W 92-80 

3/1 at Hamilton ‡ L 83-105 

a= Ithaca Invitational Tournament, 2nd 


CAPTAINS: Mike Hess, Archie McEachern 


1991-92 (12-14, 7-7 EAA) 

11/22 at Gettysburg a L 89-99 

11/23 vs. King’s (Pa.) a W 72-69 

12/5 Keuka L 69-91 



12/14 Albany W 69-61 

1/8 at Skidmore L 60-64 




1/18 at Alfred • W 73-59 


1/24 RIT • W 77-70 

1/25 Hobart • (2OT) L 90-93 

1/28 at Elmira L 65-70 

1/31 at Hartwick • L 59-61 


2/7 Clarkson • W 75-61 


2/11 at Union W 49-46 


2/15 Hartwick • L 58-59 

2/21 at Hobart • (OT) L 87-90 

2/22 at RIT • (4OT) L 95-96 

2/26 Alfred • W 86-57 

2/27 Utica W 79-62 

a=Gettysburg Invitational, 3rd 


CAPTAINS: John Dunne, Archie McEachern 

1992-93 (20-7, 12-2 EAA) 

11/21 vs. Teikyo Post a L 65-71 

11/22 vs. Plattsburgh a W 71-63 


12/3 at Keuka W 68-50 

12/8 at Albany W 62-54 


1/9 Clarkson • W 69-66 


1/16 Alfred • W 73-59 


1/22 at RIT • L 62-66 

1/23 at Hobart • W 78-70 

1/27 Hilbert (OT) L 76-79 

1/29 Hartwick • L 42-48 





2/9 Union L 50-53 



2/17 at Utica W 66-62 

2/19 Hobart • (OT) W 95-87 

2/20 RIT • W 58-56 

2/24 at Alfred • W 70-62 

3/4 Fredonia § W 71-56 

3/6 at New York U. § L 61-75 

a=Eastern Conn. Tip-Off Tournament, 3rd 


CAPTAIN: Steve Dunham 

1993-94 (21-6, 12-2 EAA) 

11/19 vs. Juniata a W 84-52 

11/20 at Johns Hopkins a L 66-68 

11/30 at Cortland (2OT) W 81-78 

12/7 Albany L 63-64 

12/10 at Union W 69-65 


1/11 at Skidmore (OT) L 77-79 




1/21 RIT • (OT) W 82-75 

1/22 Hobart • W 84-77 

1/25 at Alfred • W 67-47 




2/4 Clarkson • W 71-53 


2/8 Alfred • W 76-64 


2/12 Hartwick • W 59-54 

2/15 Utica W 80-66 

2/18 at Hobart • W 74-59 

2/19 at RIT • L 62-80 


3/2 Fredonia ‡ W 69-61 

3/4 Elmira ‡ L 70-73 

a=Blue Jay Classic at Johns Hopkins, 2nd 


CAPTAIN: Steve Dunham 

1994-95 (11-14, 6-6 EAA) 

11/19 vs. Millikin a L 70-75 

11/19 vs. N.C. Wesleyan a L 56-65 

11/29 Cortland L 61-76 

12/3 Union L 65-67 



1/10 at Albany L 69-76 

1/13 St. Lawrence • (OT) L 70-72 

1/14 Clarkson • W 83-60 


1/20 at RIT • L 49-68 

1/21 at Hobart • L 68-70 

1/24 Alfred • W 64-58 

1/27 Hartwick • (OT) W 57-48 




2/7 at Alfred L 67-83 

2/10 at Rensselaer L 66-80 


2/14 at Utica W 73-67 

2/17 Hobart • W 81-72 

2/18 RIT (OT) • L 80-88 


2/23 Daemen W 94-62 

a=Capital Tip-Off Tourn. (Columbus, Ohio) 


CAPTAIN: Kyle McGill 



1995-96 (16-10, 3-2 EAA) 

11/29 New Paltz W 63-45 

12/1 vs. Coast Guard a W 92-81 

12/2 at Conn. College a L 82-87 


12/12 Utica • L 66-87 

1/9 at Plattsburgh L 60-62 



1/16 at Daemen L 58-62 

1/18 St. John Fisher L 75-87 


1/23 Alfred • W 77-56 

1/25 at Nazareth • W 55-50 

1/27 RIT • L 62-72 

1/30 at Hobart W 79-56 

2/1 Cazenovia W 75-65 

2/4 Southern Vermont W 83-75 

2/6 at RIT L 73-78 


2/10 at Alfred W 78-59 

2/13 Hartwick • W 55-46 

2/16 Keuka W 80-61 

2/17 at Cazenovia W 87-54 

2/20 at Roberts Wes. (OT) L 92-93 


2/28 at Oneonta ‡ L 63-75 

a=Connecticut College Tournament, 2nd 


CAPTAINS: Mark Metcalf, Shaka Serville 

1996-97 (18-9, 6-4 EAA) 

11/23 Alfred W 69-54 


12/7 at Elmira • L 64-68 

12/10 at New Paltz W 69-58 



1/10 vs. King’s (Pa.) a W 62-43 

1/11 at Union a W 70-65 

1/13 Plattsburgh L 51-53 

1/17 at Utica • W 82-57 



1/24 RIT • L 76-87 

1/25 Nazareth • W 89-78 

1/31 Hartwick • W 68-49 

2/1 Utica • W 76-52 

2/4 Elmira • W 68-56 



2/11 Hobart W 84-74 


2/15 at RIT • L 75-83 


2/20 at St. John Fisher W 88-86 

2/22 at Keuka L 57-78 

3/5 Utica/Rome ‡ W 87-71 

3/7 Elmira ‡ (OT) L 60-61 

a=Union Invitational (Schenectady), 1st 


CAPTAINS: Rob Nadler, Shaka Serville 


1997-98 (14-12, 6-4 EAA) 

11/21 vs. Concordia a (OT) L 81-88 

11/22 vs. Keuka a W 79-76 

12/2 New Paltz W 70-68 

12/4 at Keuka W 79-75 



1/9 RIT • (OT) L 75-81 

1/10 Nazareth • W 82-76 



1/17 at Utica • W 81-57 


1/22 Keuka W 71-68 

1/24 at Cazenovia L 70-72 

1/27 Pitt Bradford W 86-68 

1/31 St. John Fisher W 86-83 

2/3 Elmira • W 76-66 

2/6 Utica • W 81-69 

2/7 Hartwick • W 67-62 

2/10 at Hobart (OT) L 75-81 


2/14 at RIT • L 73-89 

2/17 at Elmira • L 60-93 


2/25 at Alfred L 73-95 

3/4 at Plattsburgh ‡ L 70-80 

a=Gettysburg Tournament 

COACH: Jim Mullins 

CAPTAINS: Brendan Killeen, 

Eric Pitcher, Jay Watts 

1998-99 (12-13, 6-4 E8) 

11/20 at Johns Hopkins L 52-62 

11/21 vs. Moravian L 62-82 

12/1 at Keuka W 71-55 




1/9 vs. Teikyo Post L 73-89 

1/10 vs. Clarkson (OT) L 68-69 

1/12 Elmira • W 84-70 

1/20 Keuka W 74-57 

1/22 at RIT • L 72-78 


1/26 at St. John Fisher (OT) L 67-74 

1/29 Hartwick • W 76-62 

1/30 Utica • W 57-46 

2/2 at Elmira • L 75-86 


2/9 Hobart W 74-73 

2/13 at Utica • W 48-45 



2/19 Nazareth • W 82-70 

2/20 RIT • L 66-76 

2/23 Alfred L 61-80 



CAPTAINS: Brendan Killeen, Jay Watts 

1999-2000 (18-10, 8-6 E8) 

11/19 vs. Southern Maine a W 80-62 

11/20 at Plymouth St.a L 70-76 

11/30 Keuka W 95-57 


12/7 at Hobart L 77-81 


12/11 Clarkson L 69-72 

1/7 Alfred • W 77-61 

1/8 St. John Fisher • (OT) L 66-74 


1/18 Elmira • W 78-74 

1/21 at RIT • (OT) L 70-88 


1/24 at Keuka W 70-51 

1/28 at Utica • L 70-75 



2/4 at Alfred • (OT) L 61-62 

2/5 at St. John Fisher • L 55-73 

2/8 at Elmira • L 64-78 

2/11 Nazareth • W 76-59 

2/12 RIT • W 61-55 

2/18 Hartwick • W 83-69 

2/19 Utica • W 77-51 


3/1 Clarkson ‡ W 95-78 


3/5 vs. Union ‡ W 77-76 

a=Plymouth State Tip-Off Tournament 


CAPTAINS: Pat Britton, Joe Murray 

2000-01 (10-14, 5-9 E8) 

11/18 vs. U. New England a W 86-48 

11/19 at Plattsburgh a L 85-82 

11/30 at Colgate (OT) L 83-76 

12/1 Potsdam L 62-56 

12/5 Hobart W 65-60 



12/16 Pitt Bradford W 89-63 

1/5 at Utica • (OT) L 60-55 


1/9 Cazenovia L 88-78 

1/16 at Elmira • W 66-53 


1/20 at Alfred • (OT) L 78-74 

1/26 Nazareth • W 60-47 

1/27 RIT • L 65-62 

2/2 Hartwick • W 70-58 

2/3 Utica • W 57-56 

2/6 Elmira • L 75-72 

2/9 Alfred • W 76-60 

2/10 St. John Fisher • L 61-60 

2/16 at RIT • L 83-73 


2/22 D’Youville W 77-72 

a Plattsburgh State Cardinal Classic 


CAPTAINS: Dane Fischer, John Lyons 



2001-02 (16-10, 11-3 E8) 

11/16 vs. Westfield St. a W 84-76 

11/17 vs. Salve Regina a W 63-55 

11/27 Geneseo L 68-81 

11/29 at Hobart L 76-87 

12/3 at Cornell L 45-77 

12/ 7 St. Lawrence L 69-72 

12/11 Cortland W 63-57 

12/15 at Pitt Bradford L 89-76 

1/5 at Geneseo W 64-57 

1/8 at Cazenovia L 87-86 

1/11 at St. John Fisher • W 62-53 

1/12 at Alfred • W 71-68 

1/15 at Elmira • L 61-84 

1/22 at Utica • L 68-75 

1/25 Nazareth • W 86-67 

1/26 RIT • W 71-68 

1/29 Oneonta W 86-72 

2/1 Hartwick • W 62-52 

2/2 Utica • L 72-71 

2/5 Elmira • W 86-67 

2/8 at RIT • W 56-39 



2/15 Alfred • W 61-47 

2/16 St. John Fisher • W 65-62 

2/28 at Alvernia § L 76-67 

a=Eastern Connecticut Tournament 


CAPTAINS: Dane Fischer, Matt Riggins 

2002-03 (12-13, 8-6 E8) 

11/22 vs. Lasell a W 79-72 

11/23 at Williams a L 71-74 


12/8 at Catholic L 56-90 



12/14 at Potsdam L 52-69 

1/4 Geneseo L 66-68 

1/7 Trinity (Conn.) L 53-68 

1/10 Hartwick • W 71-48 

1/11 Utica • W 48-39 

1/14 Elmira • W 73-48 

1/24 RIT • L 54-68 

1/25 Nazareth • L 67-70 


1/31 at Alfred • W 74-63 


2/7 at Utica • W 63-54 



2/15 Alfred • W 77-63 

2/18 Hobart W 82-72 

2/22 at Elmira • W 88-58 


3/1 at RIT • L 66-71 

a=Williams Tip-Off Tournament 



2003-04 (13-13, 8-6 E8) 

11/21 vs. De Sales a L 56-81 

11/22 vs. Southern Maine a W 81-72 


12/6 at Hobart W 81-64 



12/13 Potsdam W 70-66 

1/3 at Geneseo L 69-74 


1/10 at RIT • L 67-70 

1/13 at Elmira (OT) • W 78-74 


1/23 Utica • W 56-41 

1/24 Hartwick • W 84-49 

1/27 Oneonta W 69-54 

1/30 at St. John Fisher • (OT)L 80-84 

1/31 at Alfred • (OT) W 75-70 

2/6 RIT • (OT) L 73-76 

2/7 Nazareth • W 76-60 

2/13 Alfred • W 72-61 

2/14 SJF • (2 OT) L 78-81 

2/16 Pitt-Bradford W 87-56 


2/21 at Utica • L 40-64 

2/24 Elmira • W 76-62 

2/28 at St. John Fisher ^ L 57-82 

a=Trinity Tip-Off Tournament 


CAPTAINS: Tyler Schulz, Nate Thomas 

2004-05 (13-14, 8-6 E8) 

11/20 Cortland W 62-54 


12/04 Hobart L 81-82 



12/11 at Potsdam L 73-76 

12/29 vs. Buena Vista a L 54-61 

12/30 at Embry-Riddle a L 69-74 

1/7 at Utica • L 56-68 


1/11 Elmira • W 89-54 


1/21 at RIT • L 70-86 


1/25 at Oneonta St. W 72-52 


1/29 Alfred • W 80-50 

2/04 Hartwick • W 54-43 

2/05 Utica • W 68-53 

2/11 at Alfred • L 62-68 


2/14 at Pitt Bradford W 70-61 

2/18 Nazareth • W 76-68 

2/19 RIT • L 60-63 

2/22 at Elmira • W 60-46 

2/26 at St. John Fisher ^ L 62-67 

3/02 at Oswego ‡ L 51-70 

a=Land of Magic Classic at Embry-Riddle 


CAPTAINS: Sean Backus, Jesse Roth, 

Nate Thomas 

2005-06 (16-13, 9-5 E8) 

11/19 vs. Hampton-Sydney a L 59-82 

11/20 at Roanoke a L 64-68 


12/3 at Hobart L 67-73 



12/10 Potsdam W 90-52 

1/6 RIT • W 69-53 

1/7 Nazareth • W 71-62 

1/10 at Elmira • W 75-48 

1/14 at Plattsburgh L 68-75 

1/17 Green Mountain W 96-47 


1/21 at Utica • L 57-70 


1/27 Alfred (OT) • W 83-76 


1/31 Oneonta W 69-64 


2/4 at RIT • W 87-82 


2/11 at Alfred • W 91-83 

2/17 Utica • L 71-77 

2/18 Hartwick • W 82-66 

2/21 Elmira • W 76-59 

2/24 vs. Utica ^ L 63-77 

3/1 at Union ‡ W 86-83 

3/3 vs. Brockport ‡ W 77-75 

3/4 at Oswego ‡ W 61-60 

a=V Foundation Classic at Roanoke, Va. 


CAPTAINS: Brian Andruskiewicz, 

Jim Bellis, Jonathan Whetstone 

2006-07 (15-13, 9-5 E8) 

11/17 at Rochester a L 72-81 

11/18 vs. Geneseo a L 67-78 


12/2 Hobart W 69-58 




12/15 Kean (OT) L 73-74 


1/9 Elmira • W 85-61 

1/12 Hartwick • W 74-57 

1/13 Utica • L 63-85 

1/16 at Morrisville W 80-67 

1/19 Nazareth • W 75-68 

1/20 RIT • L 84-90 

1/26 at Alfred • W 68-57 



2/2 at Utica (OT) • W 70-68 


2/9 St. John Fisher (4 OT) • L 99-111 

2/10 Alfred • W 88-73 

2/13 at Elmira • W 86-68 

2/16 at RIT • W 83-74 


2/23 vs. Utica ^ L 56-72 

2/28 Rensselaer ‡ W 80-69 

3/2 at Vassar ‡ L 76-84 

a Resler Tournament at Rochester 


CAPTAIN: Sean Stahn 



2007-08 (17-9, 12-4 E8) 

11/16 at Potsdam a L 82-93 

11/17 vs. Albany Pharmacy a W 100-50 

11/30 Utica • W 81-70 

12/1 Hartwick • W 85-46 


12/9 at Stevens • L 74-83 


12/28 vs.Colby @ W 101-91 

12/29 vs. Ripon @ L 71-79 


1/5 at Utica • L 70-82 


1/11 Alfred • W 99-73 

1/15 Potsdam W 83-75 


1/19 at RIT • W 87-85 

1/22 at Elmira • W 64-36 

1/29 RIT • L 70-82 

2/5 Oneonta W 95-57 


2/12 Elmira • W 82-75 

2/15 at Alfred • W 82-64 


2/22 Stevens • W 93-82 


2/29 St. John Fisher ^ L 68-88 

a= North Country Invitational at Potsdam 

@=Land of Magic Classic 


CAPTAINS: Sean Burton, Louis Kail 

2008-09 (24-3, 15-1 E8) 


11/18 Hobart W 100-50 

11/21 vs. Trinity a W 80-75 

11/22 at Rochester a W 80-71 

11/29 vs. Baldwin-Wallace @ W 97-75 

11/30 at Allegheny@ W 85-63 



1/2 at Elmira • W 112-72 

1/4 at Alfred • W 75-64 

1/6 Utica • W 87-64 

1/9 Nazareth • W 122-90 

1/11 at RIT • L 84-87 

1/13 Potsdam W 116-94 


1/25 at Stevens • W 84-80 

1/30 Elmira • W 106-84 

1/31 at Utica • W 86-73 


2/6 Hartwick • W 78-59 

2/8 Alfred • W 73-71 

2/10 Stevens • W 81-68 

2/14 St. John Fisher • W 77-67 

2/20 at Nazareth • W 113-86 

2/22 RIT • W 101-74 

2/28 Nazareth ^ L 76-82 

3/7 DeSales § L 71-77 

a=Chuck Resler Invitational at Rochester 

@=National City Tournament at Allegheny 



CAPTAINS: Sean Burton, Brendan Rogers, 

Scott Ruffrage 

2009-10 (20-8, 11-5 E8) 

11/16 at Hobart W 108-93 

11/20 vs. Endicott a W 78-69 

11/21 at Amherst a L 67-92 

11/24 Oneonta L 83-85 


12/4 Hartwick • W 96-81 

12/11 St. Lawrence W 101-97 


12/29 vs. Roanoke @ W 96-88 

12/30 at Case West.@ W 97-94 

1/5 at Elmira • W 84-71 

1/8 Nazareth • W 87-54 


1/12 at Utica • L 69-72 

1/15 Alfred • W 108-69 

1/16 Stevens • W 85-83 

1/19 RIT • W 81-80 


1/31 at RIT • L 73-77 

2/5 at Alfred • W 81-63 


2/9 Utica • W 88-69 


2/14 Elmira • W 81-52 

2/19 at Stevens • W 76-63 

2/26 vs. Nazareth^ (OT) L 72-75 

3/6 vs. Rensselaer ‡ W 88-67 


a=Ken Wright ’52 Invitational at Amherst 

@=Bill Sudeck Tourn. at Case Western 


CAPTAINS: Tom Brown, Chris Cruz-Rivas, 

Will Gaskins

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