Men's Basketball Record Book

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Men's Basketball Record Book (updated April 2025)

ALL-AMERICA/ ALL-REGION HONORS	ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS
AP All-America First Team Kermit Washington (1973) AP All-America Honorable Mention Patrick Doctor (2002) Derrick Mercer (2009) Sporting News Honorable Mention Gordon Austin (1983) NCAA College Division (Now D-II) First Team All-America Willie Jones (1960) Small College All-America First Team Willie Jones (1960) All-America Honorable Mention Willie Jones (1959) NCAA College Division Honorable Mention Richard ‘Dickie’ Wells (1960) Little College All-America Honorable Mention Richard ‘Dickie’ Wells (1958) Lou Henson All-America Team Sa’eed Nelson (2020) NABC All-District Andre Ingram (D2, 2nd - 2005) Garrison Carr (D13, 1st - 2009) Vlad Moldoveanu (D13, 2nd - 2010) Vlad Moldoveanu (D13, 1st - 2011) Charles Hinkle (D13, 2nd - 2012) Stephen Lumpkins (D13, 2nd - 2013) Tony Wroblicky (D13, 2nd - 2014) Sa’eed Nelson (D13, 1st - 2019, '20) Jamir Harris (D13, 2nd - 2021) Matt Rogers (D13, 2nd - 2024, '25) NABC District Coach of the Year Jeff Jones (D13 - 2009)	CAA Co-Coach of the Year Ed Tapscott (1988) Patriot League Coach of the Year Jeff Jones (2009) Mike Brennan (2014) ECC Player of the Year Wilbur Thomas (1975) Mark Nickens (1982) CAA Player of the Year Brian Gilgeous (1993) Patriot League Player of the Year Patrick Doctor (2002) Derrick Mercer (2009) Sa’eed Nelson (2020) CAA Defensive Player of the Year Jarion Childs (2000) Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year Tony Wroblicky (2014) ECC Rookie of the Year Russell “Boo” Bowers (1978) Patriot League Rookie of the Year Andre Ingram (2004) Derrick Mercer (2006) Delante Jones (2016) Johnny O’Neil (2021) First Team All-CAA Frank Ross (1987) Mike Sampson (1988) Ron Draper (1989, '90) Brian Gilgeous (1991, ‘92, ‘93) Tim Fudd (1994) Christian Ast (1995) Nathan Smith (1998) Patrick Doctor (2000) First Team All-Patriot League Patrick Doctor (2002) Steven Miles (2003) Andres Rodriguez (2004) Andre Ingram (2005, ‘07) Garrison Carr (2008, ‘09) Derrick Mercer (2009) Vlad Moldoveanu (2010, ‘11) Charles Hinkle (2012) Tony Wroblicky (2014) Sa’eed Nelson (2019, ‘20) Jamir Harris (2021) Matt Rogers (2024, '25) Second Team All-CAA Frank Ross (1986) Daryl Holmes (1990) Donald Grant (1992) Craig Sedmak (1993) Darryl Franklin (1996) Nathan Smith (1997) Thomas Treadwell (1997) Patrick Doctor (2001)	Second Team All-Patriot League Glenn Stokes (2002, ‘03) Jason Thomas (2005) Andre Ingram (2006) Derrick Mercer (2008) Brian Gilmore (2009) Stephen Lumpkins (2011) Jesse Reed (2014) Darius “Pee Wee” Gardner (2014, ‘15) Sa’eed Nelson (2018) Matt Rogers (2023) Elijah Stephens (2024) Third Team All-Patriot League John Schoof (2014) Jesse Reed (2015) Stacy Beckton Jr. (2020, ‘22) Elijah Stephens (2025) CAA All-Defensive Team Frank Ross (1987) Mike Sampson (1988) Ron Draper (1989) Chuck West (1989) Brian Gilgeous (1991, ‘92, ‘93) Darryl Franklin (1996) Duane Gilliam (1996) Jarion Childs (1998, 2000) Patriot League All-Defensive Team Charlie Jones (2017) Stacy Beckton Jr. (2020, ‘21) Johnny O’Neil (2023) Elijah Stephens (2024) Greg Jones (2025) CAA All-Rookie Team Mike Sumner (1987) Brian Gilgeous (1990) Matt Brown (1995) Jarion Childs (1997) Alex Harris (1997) Saliou-Binet Telly (1998) Tim Washington (2000) Patriot League All-Rookie Team Raimondas Petrauskas (2003) Andre Ingram (2004) Derrick Mercer (2006) Delante Jones (2016) Sa’eed Nelson (2017) Mark Gasperini (2017) Sam Iorio (2018) Jacob Boonyasith (2019) Johnny O’Neil (2021) Elijah Stephens (2022) Matt Mayock (2024) Patriot League Tournament MVP Garrison Carr (2008, ‘09) Darius “Pee Wee” Gardner (2014) Matt Rogers (2025) CAA All-Tournament Team Ron Draper (1990) Brian Gilgeous (1993) Christian Ast (1995) Patriot League All-Tournament Team Patrick Doctor (2002) Steven Miles (2002, ‘03) Glenn Stokes (2003) Andres Rodriguez (2004) Jernavis Draughn (2004) Andre Ingram (2007) Brian Gilmore (2008, ‘09) Derrick Mercer (2009) Vlad Moldoveanu (2010, ‘11) Darius “Pee Wee” Gardner (2014) Jesse Reed (2014) Tony Wroblicky (2014) Matt Rogers (2025) Colin Smalls (2025) Greg Jones (2025)
ACADEMIC HONORS
GTE Academic All-America Hall of Fame Kermit Washington (1993) First Team Academic All-America Kermit Washington (1972, ‘73) Pat Witting (1987) NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Kermit Washington (1973) Nathan Smith (1998) ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA District II Academic All-America First Team Travis Lay (2008) Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year Jesse Reed (2014, ‘15) Charlie Jones (2017) CAA All-Academic Team Pat Witting (1987) Fred Cooper (1990) Craig Sedmak (1991, ‘92, ‘93) Marko Krivokapic (1993) Darryl Franklin (1994, ‘95, ‘96) Nathan Smith (1996, ‘97, ‘98) Saliou-Binet Telly (2000) Patriot League All-Academic Team Nick Hendra (2011) John Schoof (2014, ‘15) Jesse Reed (2015, ‘16) Charlie Jones (2017) Connor Nelson (2021) Johnny O’Neil (2023) Matt Rogers (2024) Lincoln Ball (2025) CSC Academic All-District Lincoln Ball (2024) CAA Dean Ehlers Leadership Award Darryl Franklin (1996) Nathan Smith (1998) Men’s I-AAA ADA Scholar-Athlete Basketball Team Jesse Reed (2016) NABC Honors Court Travis Lay (2008) Matthew Wilson (2009, ‘10) Bryce Simon (2009, ‘10) Troy Brewer (2010) Nick Hendra (2010, ‘11) Riley Grafft (2011, ‘12) Joe Hill (2011, ‘12) Simon McCormack (2011, ‘12) Mike Bersch (2012) Daniel Fisher (2012) Blake Jolivette (2012) Daniel Munoz (2012) John Schoof (2014, ‘15) Jesse Reed (2015, ‘16) Charlie Jones (2015, ‘16) Kevin Panzer (2015) Paris Maragkos (2016) Jalen Rhea (2016) Yilret Yiljep (2016) Marko Vasic (2016) NABC Team Academic Excellence Award 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16		Patriot League Academic Honor Roll Josh Alexander (2019, ‘20, ‘21) Lincoln Ball (2022, ‘23, ‘24) Jermaine Ballisager Webb (2024) Stacy Beckton Jr. (2021) Mike Bersch (2010, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13) Brayden Billbe (2005, ‘06, ‘07) Jordan Borucki (2011, ‘12, ‘13) Marvin Bragg (2020) Troy Brewer (2011, ‘12) Gabe Brown (2016) Kevin Brown (2018) Victor Brown Jr. (2021) Garrison Carr (2007) Matej Cresnik (2004, ‘05) Lorenzo Donadio (2022, ‘23, ‘24) Arvydas Eitutavicius (2007) Zach Elcano (2013, ‘15) Daniel Fisher (2012, ‘13) Warren Flood (2013) Mark Gasperini (2017, ‘18, ‘19, ‘20) Brian Gilmore (2006, ‘09) Deshawn Goodwyn (2023) Riley Grafft (2010, ‘11, ‘12) Ryan Graham (2003) Jamir Harris (2019, ‘20, ‘21) Nick Hendra (2008, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11) Joe Hill (2009, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) Adam Holod (2024) Andre Ingram (2004) Blake Jolivette (2013) Paulius Joneliunas (2006, ‘07) Charlie Jones (2014, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17) Noah Jones (2023, ‘24) Kyle Kager (2012, ‘15, ‘16) Jaxon Knotek (2023) Jarrod Kohl (2004) George Langberg (2015) Travis Lay (2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08) Sekou Lewis (2005, ‘06) Jesse Little (2020, ‘21) Ben Lubarsky (2020, ‘21) Stephen Lumpkins (2010, ‘13) Steve Luptak (2011) Nick Macarchuk (2018) Paris Maragkos (2015, ‘16) Matt Mayock (2024) Simon McCormack (2009, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) Tyler McFarland (2018) Justice Montgomery (2014, ‘15) Larry Motuzis (2019) Daniel Munoz (2011, ‘12, ‘13) Langdon Neal (2015) Connor Nelson (2020, ‘21) Johnny O’Neil (2021, 2023) Kevin Panzer (2014) Alex Paquin (2015, ‘16, ‘17) Richardas Patiejunas (2003) Justin Perez (2017, ‘18, ‘19) Jesse Reed (2013, ‘14, ‘16) Jalen Rhea (2015, ‘16, ‘17) Matt Rogers (2022, ‘23) Andres Rodriguez (2004) Adrian Samuels (2024) John Schoof (2012, ‘14, ‘15) Bryce Simon (2008, ‘09) Colin Smalls (2021, 2023) Geoff Sprouse (2023) Elijah Stephens (2024) Christian Sutton (2019, ‘20) Leon Tolksdorf (2015, ‘16, ‘17) Marko Vasic (2013, ‘15, '16) Craig Weinstein (2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06) Mason Whittaker (2022, '24) Matthew Wilson (2009, ‘10) Tony Wroblicky (2013) Yilret Yiljep (2016, ‘17, ‘19, ‘20)

ALL-TIME LEADERS

ALL-TIME RECORDS

GAME
Points: 54, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60*
Points At Home: 40, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/24/73
Field Goals: 19, Russell Bowers vs La Salle, 2/9/80
Field Goals Attempted: 41, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60
Three-Point Field Goals: 9, Jamir Harris at Loyola Md., 1/24/21;
9, Nathan Smith vs. George Mason, 1/25/97
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 15 (7x), most recent:
Jamir Harris at Loyola (Md.), 1/24/21
Free Throws: 18, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60:
18, Robert Lindquist vs Loyola (Md.), 2/5/62
Free Throws Attempted: 22, Willie Jones at Evansville, 3/13/60
Rebounds: 34, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/6/71
Rebounds on the Road: 30, Al Dillard vs Georgetown, 12/11/61;
30, Kermit Washington vs West Chester, 1/26/72
Assists: 19, Andres Rodriguez, at Navy, 1/14/04
Blocks: 10, Kermit Washington vs Georgetown, 2/6/71
Steals: 9, Linas Lekavicius at Bucknell, 1/10/04
* former NCAA record

SEASON
Points: 726, Russell Bowers, 1979-80
Points Per Game: 26.9, Russell Bowers, 1979-80
Field Goals: 288, Russell Bowers, 1979-80
Field Goals Attempted: 548, Russell Bowers, 1979-80
Consecutive Field Goals Made: 25, Ray Voelkel, 1978-79
Three-Point Field Goals: 135, Garrison Carr, 2007-08
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 299, Garrison Carr, 2007-08
Free Throws: 204, Willie Jones, 1958-59
Free Throws Attempted: 256, Willie Jones, 1958-59
Rebounds: 512, Kermit Washington, 1970-71
Rebounds Per Game: 20.5, Kermit Washington, 1970-71
Assists: 247, Gordon Austin, 1982-83
Blocks: 61, Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14;
61, Sean Stevens, 1990-91
Steals: 95, Jarion Childs, 1999-2000
Disqualifications: 10, Robin Hoey, 1979-80

CAREER
Points: 2,116, Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20
Points Per Game: 22.1, Russell Bowers, 1978-81
Field Goals: 880, Russell Bowers, 1978-81
Field Goals Attempted: 1,614, Russell Bowers, 1978-81
Three-Point Field Goals: 302, Garrison Carr, 2005-09
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 739, Garrison Carr, 2005-09
Free Throws: 612, Willie Jones, 1957-60
Free Throws Attempted: 814, Willie Jones, 1957-60
Rebounds: 1,478, Kermit Washington, 1970-73
Rebounds Per Game: 20.1, Kermit Washington, 1970-73
Assists: 691, Gordon Austin, 1979-83
Blocks: 126, Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-2001
Steals: 295, Jarion Childs, 1996-2000

GAME
Points: 128 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
Opponent Points: 127, Syracuse, 1964-65
Largest Combined Score: 226 (La Salle 123, American 103), 2/3/79
Victory Margin: 61 vs. Marymount (123-62), 12/9/95
Loss Margin: 60, Syracuse (127-67), 12/2/64
Three-Point Field Goals: 19, Hood, 11/26/23
Field Goals: 49, at Western Maryland, 1957-58
Field Goal Percentage: .714 (30-42) vs. Boston U., 1/22/14
Rebounds: 88 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/72
Free Throw Percentage: 1.000 (19-19) vs. Temple, 1960-61;
1.000 (16-16) vs. William & Mary, 2/28/98;
1.000 (14-14) vs. Drexel, 1/4/78;
1.000 (11-11) vs. Holy Cross, 1/5/14
Assists: 31 vs. St. Mary’s, 12/13/78;
31 vs. Catholic, 12/3/75;
31 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74
Blocks: 13 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/00
Steals: 21 vs. Stetson, 12/28/78
Personal Fouls: 35 vs. Bucknell, 1/12/80

SEASON
Points: 2,373 in 1980-81
Field Goals: 909 in 1980-81
Field Goals Attempted: 1,834 in 1988-89
Field Goal Percentage: .523 (863-1648) in 1981-82
Three-Point Field Goals Made: 299 in 2024-25
Free Throw Percentage: .754 in 2024-25
Rebounds: 1,610 in 1957-58
Points Per Game Average: 85.2 in 1972-73
Personal Fouls: 643 in 1983-84
Disqualifications: 28 in 1983-84 & 1979-80
Victories: 24 in 2008-09 & 1980-81
Losses: 24 in 2017-18

AMERICAN ALL-TIME COACHING LIST (BY WINS)
Jeff Jones (2000-2013): 212-182 (.538)
Pop Cassell (1937-42, 1946-52): 150-78 (.657)
Mike Brennan (2013-2023): 125-166 (.430)
Ed Tapscott (1982-90): 109-117 (.482)
David Carrasco (1956-62): 101-51 (.664)
Chris Knoche (1990-97): 77-118 (.394)
Garry Williams (1978-82): 72-42 (.631)
Jim Lynam (1973-78): 70-61 (.534)
Tom Young (1969-73): 61-37 (.662)
Hugo Schultze (1952-56): 60-53 (.530)
Walter Young (1929-36): 46-66 (.410)
Alan Kyber (1965-69): 42-53 (.442)
Duane Simpkins (2023-Present): 38-29 (.567)
Arthur Boyd (1944-46): 32-5 (.864)
George Springston (1926-29): 30-20 (.600)
Art Perry (1997-2000): 27-48 (.360)
Jimmy Williams (1962-65): 20-51 (.281)
Bernhard Kalijarvi (1942-44): 9-18 (.333)

SCORING	REBOUNDS	ASSISTS
GAME 1. 54 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/60 2. 45 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/80 3. 44 Willie Jones at Roanoke, 2/7/59 4. 41 Sa’eed Nelson at Lafayette, 2/27/18 41 Willie Jones vs. FDU, 12/20/58 6. 40 Brian Gilgeous at Mt. St. Mary’s, 2/17/93 40 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/24/73 8. 39 Vlad Moldoveanu vs. Lehigh, 1/8/11 39 Craig Sedmak at Richmond, 1/30/93 39 Frank Ross at Dartmouth, 1/28/87 39 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/80 39 Willie Jones vs. Ball State, 1958-59 39 Willie Jones vs. Roanoke, 2/8/58 39 Ronnie Garshag vs. Bucknell, 1/31/49 SEASON 1. 726 Russell Bowers, 1979-80 2. 694 Willie Jones, 1958-59 3. 683 Frank Ross, 1986-87 4. 645 Frank Ross, 1985-86 5. 636 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-93 6. 626 Willie Jones, 1959-60 7. 613 Vlad Moldoveanu, 2010-11 8. 606 Garrison Carr, 2007-08 9. 599 Russell Bowers, 1978-79 10. 595 Sa’eed Nelson, 2018-19 CAREER (1,000-POINT SCORERS) 1. 2,116 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 2. 2,056 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 3. 2,013 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 4. 1,982 Willie Jones, 1957-60 5. 1,921 Frank Ross, 1983-87 6. 1,856 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 7. 1,655 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 8. 1,632 Frank Weiss, 1955-58 9. 1,543 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-75 10. 1,515 Mark Nickens, 1980-83 11. 1,467 Kermit Washington, 1970-73 12. 1,465 Nathan Smith, 1994-98 13. 1,461 Patrick Doctor, 1998-2002 14. 1,435 Ed Sloane, 1979-83 15. 1,412 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 16. 1,405 Jesse Reed, 2012-16 17. 1,387 Calvin Brown, 1973-77 18. 1,371 Leroy Ishman, 1947-51 19. 1,354 Stephen Lumpkins, 2008-2011,12-13 20. 1,350 Art Beatty, 1965-68 21. 1,347 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 22. 1,320 Craig Sedmak, 1989-93 23. 1,303 Tim Fudd, 1991-96 24. 1,285 Derrick Mercer, 2005-09 25. 1,256 Chuck West, 1985-89 26. 1,220 Richard Wells, 1956-60 27. 1,193 Elijah Stephens, 2021-25 28. 1,187 Stacy Beckton Jr., 2017-22 29. 1,154 John Schoof, 2011-15 30. 1,105 Ray Ruhling, 1965-68 31. 1,056 Edward Clements, 1956-60 32. 1,043 Brock Wortman, 1987-91 33. 1,029 Robert Lindquist, 1958-62 34. 1,012 Vlad Moldoveanu, 2009-11 1,012 Gordon Stiles, 1967-70	GAME 1. 34 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/6/71 2. 33 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola Md., 2/14/73 33 Art Beatty vs. La Salle, 1/10/67 4. 32 Ben Still vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/9/65 5. 31 Kermit Washington vs. LaSalle, 2/21/73 6. 30 Kermit Washington at WCU, 1/26/72 30 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola Md., 70-71 30 Alton Dillard vs. Baltimore, 1/12/62 30 Alton Dillard vs. Georgetown, 12/11/61 10. 29 Art Beatty vs. St. Peter’s, 2/11/67 29 Art Beatty vs. Susquehanna, 2/9/67 SEASON 1. 512 Kermit Washington, 1970-71 2. 511 Kermit Washington, 1972-73 3. 458 Art Beatty, 1966-67 4. 455 Kermit Washington, 1971-72 5. 443 Alton Dillard, 1960-61 6. 433 Richard Wells, 1957-58 7. 431 Bill Beauchamp, 1958-59 8. 412 Richard Wells, 1959-60 9. 390 Art Beatty, 1967-68 10. 387 Alton Dillard, 1961-62 CAREER (500 REBOUNDS) 1. 1,478 Kermit Washington, 1970-73 2. 1,184 Richard Wells, 1956-60 3. 1,126 Art Beatty, 1965-68 4. 1,057 Bill Beauchamp, 1958-62 5. 1,037 Alton Dillard, 1960-64 6. 973 Gordon Stiles, 1967-70 7. 884 Stephen Lumpkins, 2008-11, 12-13 8. 803 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-75 9. 760 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 10. 729 Craig Sedmak, 1989-93 11. 688 Ron Draper, 1988-90 688 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 13. 682 Vince Schafmeister, 1967-69 14. 672 Patrick Doctor, 1998-2002 15. 667 Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14 16. 652 Howie Lassoff, 1974-78 652 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-2001 18. 650 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 19. 644 Dave Small, 1995-99 20. 639 Tim Fudd, 1991-96 21. 612 Ben Still, 1962-65 22. 584 Juan Jones, 1980-83 23. 577 Wilfred Lucas, 1965-68 24. 552 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 25. 546 Calvin Brown, 1973-77 26. 533 Eric White, 1984-89 27. 525 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 28. 523 Keith Gray, 1998-2002 29. 513 Jim Shickora, 1960-64 513 Daryl Holmes, 1987-90	GAME 1. 19 Andres Rodriguez vs. Navy, 1/14/04 2. 15 Herb Jamison vs. Temple, 2/25/76 3. 14 Gordon Austin at Wagner, 3/2/83 14 Gordon Austin at Towson, 2/24/83 14 Mark Garlitos at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78 6. 13 Andres Rodriguez at Lafayette, 2/28/04 13 Andres Rodriguez vs. ETSU, 12/30/03 13 Mike Sampson vs. William & Mary, 1/28/85 13 Gordon Austin at Drexel, 1/9/82 10. 12 Sa’eed Nelson vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 12/4/18 12 Derrick Mercer vs. Bucknell, 1/14/09 12 Gordon Austin at Santa Clara, 12/30/82 12 Gordon Austin vs. UNC-Charlotte,12/29/82 12 Gordon Austin at South Alabama, 12/29/81 SEASON 1. 247 Gordon Austin, 1982-83 2. 225 Andres Rodriguez, 2003-04 3. 195 Gordon Austin, 1981-82 4. 184 Mike Sampson, 1984-85 5. 165 Mike Garlitos, 1978-79 165 Gordon Austin, 1980-81 7. 155 Sa’eed Nelson, 2018-19 8. 150 Don Slappy, 1976-77 9. 147 Sa’eed Nelson, 2017-18 10. 146 Darryl Franklin, 1994-95 CAREER 1. 691 Gordon Austin, 1979-83 2. 524 Derrick Mercer, 2005-09 3. 521 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 4. 505 Mike Sampson, 1984-88 5. 469 Elijah Stephens, 2021-25 6. 465 Andres Rodriguez, 2001-04 7. 454 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 8. 350 Frank Ross, 1983-87 9. 313 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 10. 299 Duane Gilliam, 1992-96
STEALS	BLOCKS	FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
GAME 1. 9 Linas Lekavicius at Bucknell, 2/7/04 2. 8 Sa’eed Nelson at Boston U., 2/23/20 8 Sa’eed Nelson vs. UMBC, 12/3/19 8 Jarion Childs vs. James Madison, 2/21/98 8 Mark Nickens at Harvard, 12/6/80 6. 7 Glenn Stokes vs. Wagner, 12/29/01 7 Jarion Childs vs. Wagner, 12/4/99 7 Jarion Childs at Loyola (Md.), 11/29/99 7 Jarion Childs vs. Catholic, 11/22/99 7 Jarion Childs vs. VCU, 2/3/99 7 Darryl Franklin vs. East Carolina, 1/16/96 7 Mark Nickens at La Salle, 1/12/82 SEASON 1. 95 Jarion Childs, 1999-2000 2. 91 Gordon Austin, 1981-82 3. 87 Mark Nickens, 1982-83 4. 82 Andres Rodriguez, 2003-04 82 Sa’eed Nelson, 2019-20 6. 75 Mark Nickens, 1981-82 7. 73 Jarion Childs, 1997-98 8. 72 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-17 9. 71 Sa’eed Nelson, 2018-19 10. 70 Jarion Childs, 1998-99 11. 69 Mark Nickens, 1980-81 69 Pee Wee Gardner, 2013-14 CAREER 1. 295 Jarion Childs, 1996-2000 2. 277 Sa’eed Nelson. 2016-20 3. 235 Gordon Austin, 1979-83 4. 231 Mark Nickens, 1980-83 5. 203 Frank Ross, 1983-87 6. 184 Elijah Stephens, 2021-25 184 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 8. 183 Mike Sampson, 1984-88 9. 177 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 10. 175 Ed Sloane, 1979-83	GAME 1. 10 Kermit Washington vs. Georgetown, 2/6/71 2. 8 Kermit Washington vs. Navy, 2/9/72 8 Kermit Washington vs. Syracuse, 12/20/71 8 Kermit Washington vs. Loyola Md., 12/8/71 5. 7 Tony Wroblicky vs. FAU, 11/16/11 7 Saliou-Binet Telly at JMU, 1/21/98 7. 6 Johnny O’Neil at Navy, 1/16/21 6 Sam Iorio vs Boston U., 2/14/18 6 Jordan Nichols at Holy Cross, 1/21/06 6 Keith Gray vs. James Madison, 2/12/00 6 Sean Stevens vs. William & Mary, 3/2/91 6 Sean Stevens at Loyola (Md.), 12/11/90 6 Tony Wroblicky at Bucknell, 1/2/14 SEASON 1. 61 Sean Stevens, 1990-91 61 Tony Wroblicky, 2013-14 2. 52 Tony Wroblicky, 2011-12 3. 51 Johnny O’Neil, 2020-2023 4. 48 Stephen Lumpkins, 2009-10 5. 44 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-98 6. 42 Juan Jones, 1982-83 7. 40 Juan Jones, 1980-81 8. 39 Stephen Lumpkins, 2010-11 9. 38 Craig Sedmak, 1991-92 10. 36 Stacy Beckton, Jr., 2018-19 36 Thomas Treadwell, 1996-97 CAREER 1. 151 Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14 2. 138 Stephen Lumpkins, 2008-11, 12-13 3. 126 Saliou-Binet Telly, 1997-2001 4. 112 Juan Jones, 1980-83 5. 108 Jordan Nichols, 2005-09 6. 101 Stacy Beckton Jr., 2017-2022 7. 97 Keith Gray, 1998-2002 8. 96 Johnny O’Neil, 2020-2023 9. 93 Craig Sedmak, 1989-93 10. 91 Patrick Doctor, 1998-2002	GAME 1. 1.000 (10-10) Patrick Doctor at Lafayette, 2/9/02 1.000 (10-10) Ed Sloane vs. St. Mary’s,11/29/82 1.000 (9-) Matt Rogers vs. ND (Md.), 12/1/24 1.000 (9-9) Matt Rogers at Navy, 1/28/23 1.000 (9-9) Duane Gilliam at East Carolina, 2/3/96 1.000 (8-8) Matt Rogers vs. UAlbany, 11/29/22 1.000 (8-8) Mark Nickens at Gettysburg, 12/8/80 1.000 (7-7) Bryan Palmer at East Car., 1/16/93 1.000 (7-7) Bob Harvey at Temple, 2/16/79 1.000 (7-7) Ray Voelkel vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78 1.000 (6-6) Chris Rooney vs. UNCW, 1/15/90 1.000 (6-6) Mark Nickens vs. Rider, 3/6/81 1.000 (6-6) Gordon Austin vs. Hofstra, 2/6/81 1.000 (6-6) Leon Kearney at Temple, 2/16/79 * Minimum six attempts SEASON 1. .658 (75-114) Jordan Nichols, 2008-09 2. .632 (48-76) Jordan Nichols, 2007-08 3. .616 (125-203) Juan Jones, 1982-83 4. .615 (67-109) Jermaine Ballisager Webb 2022-23 5. .613 (182-297) Matt Rogers, 2022-23 6. .612 (52-85) Simon McCormack, 2011-12 7. .603 (44-73) Riley Grafft, 2011-12 .603 (79-131) Keith Gray, 2001-02 9. .592 (161-272) Stephen Lumpkins, 2010-11 10. .591 (136-230) Art Beatty, 1965-66 * Minimum 70 attempts CAREER 1. .578 (257-445) Juan Jones, 1980-83 2. .563 (175-311) Jordan Nichols, 2005-09 3. .559 (179-320) Vince Schafmeister, 1967-69 4. .553 (363-657) Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14 5. .548 (264-482) Keith Gray, 1998-2002 6. .545 (880-1614) Russell Bowers, 1977-81 7. .543 (170-313) Bob Harvey, 1978-80 8. .537 (534-994) Art Beatty, 1965-68 .537 (310-577) Jernavis Draughn, 2001-04 10. .526 (174-331) Dennis Ross, 1979-81 * Minimum 300 attempts
FIELD GOALS MADE	FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED	THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE
GAME 1. 19 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/80 2. 18 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/80 18 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/60 4. 16 Russell Bowers at Stetson, 12/28/78 16 Calvin Brown vs. Rider, 12/17/75 16 Art Beatty at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/68 16 Jim Shickora at Catholic, 12/29/62 16 Willie Jones at Roanoke, 2/7/59 16 Willie Jones vs. Ball State, 1958-59 16 Willie Jones vs. Roanoke, 2/8/58 SEASON 1. 288 Russell Bowers, 1979-80 2. 270 Frank Ross, 1985-86 3. 249 Russell Bowers, 1978-79 4. 236 Mark Nickens, 1981-82 5. 235 Frank Ross, 1986-87 6. 224 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-73 7. 211 Art Beatty, 1966-67 211 Kermit Washington, 1972-73 9. 209 Wilbur Thomas, 1974-75 10. 207 Sa’eed Nelson, 2019-20 CAREER 1. 835 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 2. 765 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 3. 756 Frank Ross, 1983-87 4. 731 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 5. 668 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 6. 631 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-75 7. 615 Mark Nickens, 1980-83 8. 588 Calvin Brown, 1973-77 9. 577 Kermit Washington, 1970-73 577 Patrick Doctor, 1998-02	GAME 1. 41 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/60 2. 32 Russell Bowers vs. La Salle, 2/9/80 32 Johnny Lloyd vs. East Carolina, 1/4/74 4. 31 Stan Lamb at Stetson, 12/28/78 5. 30 Russell Bowers at Harvard, 12/6/80 30 Russell Bowers vs. Hofstra, 2/20/79 7. 29 Frank Ross at Delaware, 2/16/87 29 Russell Bowers at Hofstra, 2/25/80 SEASON 1. 548 Russell Bowers, 1979-80 2. 525 Frank Ross, 1985-86 3. 524 Frank Ross, 1986-87 4. 490 Russell Bowers, 1978-79 5. 471 Garrison Carr, 2008-09 6. 457 Johnny Lloyd, 1973-74 7. 456 Mark Nickens, 1981-82 8. 450 Vlad Moldoveanu, 2010-11 9. 448 Garrison Carr, 2007-08 10. 445 Christian Ast, 1994-95 CAREER 1. 1627 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 2. 1614 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 3. 1569 Frank Ross, 1983-87 4. 1449 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 5. 1425 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 6. 1319 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 7. 1256 Calvin Brown, 1973-77 8. 1249 Wilbur Thomas, 1972-75 9. 1237 Mark Nickens, 1980-83 10. 1229 Patrick Doctor, 1998-02	GAME 1. .800 (8-10) John Schoof vs. Navy, 1/23/13 2. .700 (7-10) Connor Nelson at Loyola, 1/22/22 .700 (7-10) Sam Iorio vs. Saint Francis, 12/4/18 .700 (7-10) Glenn Stokes at Pennsylvania, 1/8/03 5. .692 (9-13) Nathan Smith vs. GMU, 1/18/97 6. .636 (7-11) Jamir Harris vs Navy, 2/21/21 .636 (7-11) Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/25/06 .636 (7-11) Christian Ast at GW, 1/3/95 * Minimum 10 three-point attempts SEASON 1. .507 (70-138) John Schoof, 2012-13 2. .484 (44-91) Brock Wortman, 1989-90 3. .457 (37-81) Matej Cresnik, 2003-04 4. .452 (135-299) Garrison Carr, 2007-08 5. .446 (25-56) Derrick Mercer, 2005-06 6. .441 (49-111) Brian Gilgeous, 1992-93 7. .439 (36-82) Daniel Munoz, 2011-12 .439 (29-66) Brock Wortman, 1988-89 .439 (61-139) Nathan Smith, 1994-95 10. .438 (39-89) Jamir Harris (2020-21) * Minimum 50 three-point attempts CAREER 1. .452 (149-340) Brock Wortman, 1987-91 2. .421 (93-221) Christian Ast, 1993-95 3. .415 (86-207) Frank Ross, 1986-87 4. .414 (159-384) John Schoof, 2011-14 5. .413 (104-252) Jamir Harris (2019-21) .413 (107-259) Matej Cresnik, 2001-05 7. .412 (63-153) Pee Wee Gardner, 2014-15 8. .410 (227-553) John Schoof, 2011-15 9. .409 (302-739) Garrison Carr, 2005-09 10. .408 (126-309) Glenn Stokes, 2001-03 * Minimum 100 three-point attempts
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE	THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED	FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
GAME 1. 9 Nathan Smith vs. George Mason, 1/18/97 9 Jamir Harris at Loyola, 1/24/21 3. 8 John Schoof vs. Navy, 1/23/13 8 Garrison Carr at UMBC, 12/20/08 8 Andre Ingram at Navy, 1/14/04 8 Nathan Smith vs. East Carolina, 1/5/98 7. 7 Geoff Sprouse vs. Hood, 11/26/23 7 Connor Nelson at Loyola, 1/22/22 7 Jamir Harris vs. Navy, 2/21/21 7 Sam Iorio vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 12/4/18 7 Troy Brewer at St. Francis (Pa.), 12/10/11 7 Troy Brewer at Howard, 11/23/10 7 Garrison Carr at Navy, 1/28/09 7 Garrison Carr vs. Colorado, 1/5/09 7 Garrison Carr at Howard, 11/19/08 7 Garrison Carr at Dayton Flyers, 12/19/07 7 Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/25/06 7 Glenn Stokes at Pennsylvania, 1/8/03 7 Ronald Hearns at GW, 1/12/00 7 Nathan Smith vs. William & Mary, 2/22/97 7 Christian Ast at George Washington, 1/3/95 7 Frank Ross at William & Mary, 2/23/87 SEASON 1. 135 Garrison Carr, 2007-08 2. 114 Garrison Carr, 2008-09 3. 86 Frank Ross, 1986-87 4. 85 Charles Hinkle, 2011-12 85 Glenn Stokes, 2002-03 6. 84 Steven Miles, 2002-03 84 Nathan Smith, 1997-98 8. 82 Nathan Smith, 1996-97 9. 78 Andre Ingram, 2003-04 78 Andre Ingram, 2006-07 CAREER 1. 302 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 2. 293 Nathan Smith, 1994-98 3. 265 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 4. 227 John Schoof, 2011-14 5. 178 Jesse Reed, 2012-16 6. 151 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 7. 149 Brock Wortman, 1987-91 8. 142 Geoff Sprouse, 2022-Present 9. 140 Steven Miles, 2001-03 10. 139 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93	GAME 1. 15 Jamir Harris at Loyola, 1/24/21 15 Joe Hill vs. Lehigh, 2/6/10 15 Garrison Carr vs. Lafayette, 2/28/09 15 Garrison Carr vs. UMBC, 12/20/08 15 Garrison Carr vs. Tennessee, 3/21/08 15 Andre Ingram at Navy, 1/14/04 15 Ronald Hearns vs. VCU, 2/29/00 8. 14 Andre Ingram at Lafayette, 2/19/05 14 Ronald Hearns at James Madison, 1/13/01 14 Ronald Hearns at West Virginia, 11/21/00 14 Thomas Treadwell at George Mason, 2/24/97 SEASON 1. 299 Garrison Carr, 2007-08 2. 293 Garrison Carr, 2008-09 3. 229 Steven Miles, 2002-03 4. 213 Nathan Smith, 1997-98 5. 207 Frank Ross, 1986-87 207 Nathan Smith, 1996-97 7. 203 Charles Hinkle, 2011-12 203 Glenn Stokes, 2002-03 9. 197 Andre Ingram, 2003-04 10. 187 Ronald Hearns, 1999-2000 CAREER 1. 739 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 2. 731 Nathan Smith, 1994-98 3. 689 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 4. 553 John Schoof, 2011-15 5. 443 Jesse Reed, 2012-16 6. 435 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 7. 396 Geoff Sprouse, 2022-Present 8. 379 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 9. 355 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 10. 344 Ronald Hearns, 1999-2001	GAME 1. 1.000 (13-13) Donald Grant vs. Charleston, 2/6/92 (13-13) Willie Jones vs. FDU, 12/20/58 (12-12) Derrick Mercer at SF (Pa.), 11/10/07 (11-11) Wilbur Thomas vs. App St., 12/28/72 (11-11) Al Dillard vs. Baltimore, 1960-61 (10-10) Vlad Moldoveanu vs. Lehigh, 1/8/11 (10-10) Andre Ingram vs. Loyola Md., 11/20/06 (10-10) Steven Miles vs. Navy, 3/8/03 (10-10) Darryl Franklin at East Carolina, 2/3/96 (10-10) Craig Sedmak vs. Wm. & Mary, 1/9/93 (10-10) Gordon Austin at South Ala, 12/29/81 (10-10) Russell Bowers vs. Hofstra, 2/1/80 (10-10) Russell Bowers vs. St. Mary’s, Md., 12/13/79 (10-10) Leon Kearney vs. Baltimore, 2/6/79 (10-10) Jim Shickora at Baltimore, 1963 (10-10) Willie Jones vs. Georgetown, 1/7/59 * Minimum 10 free throw attempts SEASON 1. .932 Jamir Harris, 2019-20 (55-59) 2 .905 Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2006-07 (95-105) 3. .904 Mark Garlitos, 1978-79 (66-73) 4. .900 Brock Wortman, 1990-91 (72-80) 5. .892 Garrison Carr, 2005-06 (91-102) 6. .890 Steve Nesmith, 1984-85 (49-55) 7. .880 Glenn Stokes, 2001-02 (81-92) 8. .868 Bill Kagarise, 1968-69 (59-68) 9. .862 Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2005-06 (75-87) 10. .860 Nathan Smith, 1997-98 (74-86) * Minimum 50 free throw attempts CAREER 1. .873 Arvydas Eitutavicius, 2003-07 (172-197) 2. .868 Brock Wortman, 1987-91 (204-235) 3. .858 Glenn Stokes, 2001-03 (157-183) 4. .832 Nathan Smith, 1994-98 (258-310) .832 Steven Miles, 2001-03 (144-173) 6. .828 Charles Hinkle, 2010-12 (173-209) .828 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 (198-239) 8. .827 Donald Grant, 1990-92 (191-231) .827 Pat Witting, 1983-87 (124-150) 10. .824 Ray Ruhling, 1965-68 (183-222) * Minimum 150 free throw attempts
FREE THROWS MADE	FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED	MINUTES PLAYED/ GAMES PLAYED/ GAMES STARTED
GAME 1. 18 Robert Lindquist vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62 18 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/60 3. 16 Richard Wells at Towson, 2/17/59 4. 15 Charles Hinkle vs. Quinnipiac, 11/22/11 15 Patrick Doctor vs. Lafayette, 3/3/02 15 Brian Williams at Jacksonville, 12/21/00 15 Stan Lamb vs. Syracuse, 1/8/79 15 Eddie Clements vs. Adelphi, 1959 9. 14 Vlad Moldoveanu at Colgate, 2/13/10 14 Vlad Moldoveanu vs. Navy, 1/27/10 14 Jim Shickora vs. Quantico Marines, 11/30/62 14 Bill Beauchamp vs. Quantico Marines, 12/14/60 14 Willie Jones at St. Peter’s, 2/14/59 14 Eddie Clements vs. New Haven, 1958-59 SEASON 1. 204 Willie Jones, 1958-59 2. 177 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-93 3. 163 Sa’eed Nelson, 2018-19. 4. 159 Vlad Moldoveanu, 2010-11 5. 157 Donald Grant, 1991-92 6. 155 Charles Hinkle, 2011-12 7. 150 Russell Bowers, 1979-80 8. 134 Brian Gilgeous, 1991-92 9. 130 Brian Gilgeous, 1990-91 10. 129 Ron Draper, 1989-90 CAREER 1. 612 Willie Jones, 1957-60 2. 538 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 3. 499 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 4. 386 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 5. 352 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 6. 331 Gordon Austin, 1979-83 7. 323 Chuck West, 1985-89 8. 319 Ed Sloane, 1979-83 9. 313 Kermit Washington, 1970-73 10. 309 Tim Fudd, 1991-96	GAME 1. 22 Willie Jones vs. Evansville, 3/9/60 2. 21 Robert Linquist vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62 21 Richard Wells at Towson, 2/17/59 4. 19 Charles Hinkle vs. Quinnipiac, 11/22/11 5. 18 Gordon Stiles vs. Rider, 2/22/69 6. 17 Garrison Carr vs. Bucknell, 1/14/09 17 Patrick Doctor vs. Lafayette, 3/3/02 17 Brian Williams at Jacksonville, 12/21/00 17 Tim Fudd vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/92 17 Stan Lamb vs. Syracuse, 1/8/79 SEASON 1. 256 Willie Jones, 1958-59 2. 227 Sa’eed Nelson, 2018-19 3. 211 Brian Gilgeous, 1992-93 4. 201 Ron Draper, 1989-90 5. 294 Stephen Lumpkins, 2012-13 6. 192 Brian Gilgeous, 1990-91 7. 191 Vlad Moldoveanu, 2010-11 8. 189 Russell Bowers, 1979-80 9. 188 Sa’eed Nelson, 2017-18 10. 185 Charles Hinkle, 2011-12 CAREER 1. 814 Willie Jones, 1957-60 2. 758 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 3. 714 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 4. 564 Stephen Lumpkins, 2008-11, 12-13 5. 518 Russell Bowers, 1977-81 518 Ed Sloane, 1979-83 7. 467 Chuck West, 1985-89 467 Tim Fudd, 1991-96 9. 459 Kermit Washington, 1970-73 10. 450 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96	MINUTES PLAYED (GAME) 1. 56 Steve Pendergast at Lehigh, 1/21/84 2. 55 Frank Ross at Lehigh, 1/21/84 3. 53 Donald Grant vs. UNC-Wilmington, 1/20/92 53 Jamir Harris at Loyola, 1/24/21 5. 50 John Schoof at UMBC, 12/5/12 50 Frank Ross at Delaware, 2/16/87 50 Steve Nesmith at Lehigh, 1/21/84 8. 49 Jarion Childs vs. VCU, 2/29/00 49 Connor Nelson at Loyola, 1/24/21 10. 48 Troy Brewer at Lafayette, 2/26/11 48 Andre Ingram at Army, 1/18/06 48 Andre Ingram at Fairfield, 11/10/06 GAMES PLAYED (CAREER) 1. 137 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 2. 127 John Schoof, 2011-15 3. 125 Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14 4. 124 Derrick Mercer, 2005-09 124 Stephen Lumpkins, 2008-11, 12-13 124 Danny Munoz, 2009-13 7. 123 Elijah Stephens, 2021-25 8. 119 Garrison Carr, 2005-09 119 Brian Gilmore, 2005-09 10. 118 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 118 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 12. 117 Colin Smalls, 2020-25 117 Jordan Nichols, 2005-09 14. 116 Gordon Austin, 1979-8 15. 115 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 GAMES STARTED 1. 125 John Schoof, 2011-15 2. 122 Derrick Mercer, 2005-09 3. 121 Matt Rogers, 2020-25 4. 118 Sa’eed Nelson, 2016-20 5. 117 Andre Ingram, 2003-07 6. 110 Darryl Franklin, 1992-96 7. 105 Brian Gilgeous, 1989-93 8. 102 Elijah Stephens, 2021-25 9. 94 Patrick Doctor, 1998-02 10. 93 Tony Wroblicky, 2010-14 93 Craig Sedmak, 1989-93

POINTS SCORED
1. 128 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
2. 123 vs. Marymount, 12/9/95
3. 116 at Gettysburg, 12/11/86
116 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79
116 Stetson, 1963-64
6. 114 vs. Baltimore, 1954
7. 113 vs. Central Connecticut State, 12/8/90
113 Susqehanna, 1965-66
9. 112 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93
112 Old Dominion, 1965-66

POINTS ALLOWED
1. 127 Syracuse, 1964-65
2. 125 Utah State, 1963-64
3. 123 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79
4. 120 at DePaul, 12/14/88
5. 115 vs. George Mason, 1/29/94
115 Connecticut, 1964-65
7. 112 Georgetown, 1964-65
8. 111 vs. La Salle, 2/5/89
9. 110 vs. Alabama, 11/25/78
110 at Mount St. Mary’s, 1956-57

FEWEST POINTS SCORED
1. 10 Hampden-Sydney, 1933-34
10 Gallaudet, 1929-30
10 St. John’s (Md.), 1927-28
4. 11 Randolph Macon, 1934-35
11 Johns Hopkins, 1929-30
6. 12 George Washington, 1926-27
7. 14 St. John’s (Md.), 1933-34
14 St. John’s (Md.), 1931-32
14 Duquesne, 1929-30
10. 16 Catholic, 1927-28

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
1. 9 Gallaudet, 1929-30
2. 12 George Washington, 1928-29
12 High Point, 1926-27
4. 13 Elon, 1932-33
13 Maryland State, 1930-31
13 Bridgewater, 1926-27
7. 14 Gallaudet, 1931-32
14 Blue Ridge, 1926-27
9. 15 Catholic, 1929-30
15 Shenandoah, 1926-27

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
1. 61 (123-62) vs. Marymount, 12/9/95
2. 57 (93-36) vs. Gallaudet, 1957-58
3. 53 (105-52) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/82
4. 48 (111-63) at Western Maryland, 1957-58
5. 45 (79-34) vs. Juniata, 1/6/61
45 (98-53) vs. Washington, 1950-51
7. 44 (103-59) vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/3/86
44 (94-50) vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78
44 (96-52) vs. Loyola (Md.), 1974-75
10. 43 (79-36) Gallaudet, 1946-47
43 (90-47) at Holy Cross, 2/29/20

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT
1. 60 (67-127) Syracuse, 1964-65
2. 55 (60-115) Connecticut, 1964-65
3. 52 (55-107) at North Carolina, 2024-25
4. 51 (32-83) Juniata, 1943-44
5. 44 (26-70) Georgetown, 1941-42
6. 43 (33-76) at Florida, 12/23/00
7. 42 (64-106) at Duquesne, 12/4/67
42 (48-90) at No. 1 Villanova, 12/21/16
9. 41 (64-106) at Duquesne, 12/4/67
41 (51-92) at Marquette, 12/21/17

LARGEST COMBINED SCORE
1. 226 (102-123) vs. La Salle, 2/3/79
2. 225 (113-112) Susquehanna, 1965-66
225 (100-125) Utah State, 1963-64
4. 218 (128-90) vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
5. 217 (102-115) vs. George Mason, 1/29/94
6. 208 (112-96) vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93
7. 206 (112-94) Old Dominion, 1965-66
8. 205 (106-99) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 2/13/93
205 (113-92) vs. Central CT State, 12/8/90
205 (85-120) at DePaul, 12/14/88

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE
1. 49 at Western Maryland, 1957-58
2. 48 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79
3. 47 at Gettysburg, 12/11/86
47 at Harvard, 12/6/80
47 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78
6. 46 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74
46 vs. Duquesne, 2/12/73
8. 45 vs. Marymount, 12/9/95
9. 44 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
10. 43 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 11/29/82
43 vs. Catholic, 2/19/82
43 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79
43 vs. Trenton State, 12/2/78

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
1. 100 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/68
2. 97 vs. Rhode Island, 1965
3. 95 vs. Susquehanna, 2/16/68
4. 90 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79
5. 88 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93
6. 87 vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 2/29/00
7. 86 vs. La Salle, 2/3/79
86 vs. Catholic, 12/29/62
9. 83 at Old Dominion, 2/18/98
83 at Stetson, 12/28/78

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
1. .714 (35-49) vs. UAlbany, 11/29/22
.714 (30-42) vs. Boston U., 1/22/14
2. .697 (23-33) vs. South Alabama, 12/29/81
3. .677 (42-62) vs. Wagner, 1/6/78
4. .667 (34-51) at Bucknell, 1/14/78
5. .650 (26-40) at Tennessee, 12/18/81
6. .646 (31-48) at Colgate, 1/17/09
7. .635 (33-52) at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/01
8. .634 (26-41) at Rider, 3/3/82
9. .630 (29-46) at Loyola Maryland, 1/22/22
.630 (29-46) at Notre Dame, 12/21/03
10. .629 (22-35) vs. UNC-Wilmington, 12/28/81

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS
1. 19 vs. Hood, 11/26/23
2. 15 at UMBC, 12/29/23
vs. Towson, 12/10/05
4. 14 vs. Bucknell, 2/3/24
14 at Navy, 1/16/21
14 at Navy, 1/14/04
14 at North Carolina A&T, 12/7/01
8. 13 vs. Mount St. Mary's, 3/19/25
13 vs. Loyola Maryland, 2/15/25
13 vs. George Washington, 12/4/24
13 vs. NJIT, 11/16/23
13 at Saint Francis (Pa.), 11/16/19
13 vs. Holy Cross, 2/21/18
13 vs. Lehigh, 2/15/03
13 vs. Army, 2/2/03
13 at George Washington, 1/3/95
13 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93

MOST THREE-POINT ATTEMPTS
1. 45 vs. Hood, 11/26/23
2. 36 vs. East Carolina, 1/23/95
3. 35 vs. Mount St. Mary's, 3/19/25
35 at Fairfield, 12/22/02
5. 34 vs VMI, 12/13/22
34 vs. Lehigh, 2/6/10
7. 33 at Navy, 1/2/25
33 vs. Bucknell, 2/3/24
33 at Boston U., 1/10/24
33 vs. Lehigh, 1/14/18

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
1. .786 (11-14) vs. Boston U., 1/22/14
2. .727 (8-11) vs. Marymount, 12/9/95
.727 (8-11) at James Madison, 1/12/87
4. .714 (8-11) vs. UAlbany, 11/29/22
5. .667 (10-15) vs. Saint Francis (Pa), 12/8/21
.667 (10-15) at Navy, 1/18/12
.667 (10-15) vs. Lafayette, 3/1/08
.667 (10-15) at Virginia Commonwealth, 11/15/04
.667 (8-12) at Old Dominion, 2/8/93
10. .647 (11-17) vs. Loyola (Md.), 1/11/18
.647 (11-17) vs. ETSU, 12/30/03
*Minimum 10 three-point attempts

MOST FREE THROWS MADE
1. 40 vs. Mount St. Mary’s,12/3/92
40 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62
3. 38 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/06
4. 36 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
36 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1967
36 vs. Georgetown,1/7/59
7. 35 vs. Howard, 11/29/11
35 at Florida International, 2/4/87
35 vs. Lynchburg,1960-61
10. 34 vs. Quinnipiac, 11/22/11
34 vs. East Carolina, 1/16/96
34 at George Mason, 1/25/95
34 vs. William & Mary, 2/8/92

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
1. 58 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/92
2. 55 at Florida International, 2/4/87
3. 52 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/17/62
4. 50 at Towson, 2/17/59
5. 49 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1967
6. 48 vs. Quinnipiac, 11/22/11
48 vs. Florida International, 1/16/89
48 vs. Loyola (Md.), 11/20/06
9. 47 vs. Clark, 11/29/88
47 vs. Loyola (Md.), 1963

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
1. 1.000 (19-19) vs. Temple, 1960-61
1.000 (16-16) vs. William & Mary, 2/28/98
1.000 (14-14) vs. Drexel, 1/4/78
1.000 (11-11) at Holy Cross, 1/5/14
1.000 (10-10) vs. Colgate, 2/23/03
6. .952 (20-21) at Army, 2/6/02
7. .947 (18-19) vs. George Washington, 1/20/73
.947 (18-19) at Loyola, 1/22/20
9. .944 (17-18) at Bucknell, 2/7/04
.944 (17-18) at Virginia, 12/28/06
.944 (17-18) at Saint Francis, 11/10/07
*Minimum 10 free throw attempts

MOST REBOUNDS
1. 88 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/72
2. 84 vs. Baltimore, 12/11/67
3. 83 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/9/71
4. 72 at Adelphi, 1/26/67
5. 71 vs. Susqehanna, 2/16/68
6. 70 vs. Loyola (Md.), 2/14/73
7. 69 at Susquehanna, 2/3/69
69 at Adelphi, 2/6/68
9. 68 at Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/6/68
10. 65 vs. Marymount, 12/9/95
65 vs. Coast Guard, 12/28/62

MOST ASSISTS
1. 31 at St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/78
31 vs. Catholic, 12/3/75
31 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/11/74
4. 28 vs. Hood, 11/26/23
28 vs. St. Mary’s (Md.), 12/13/79
6. 27 at Gettysburg, 1/5/80
27 vs. King’s, 2/27/75
27 vs. Howard, 12/17/74
9. 26 at Navy, 1/14/04
26 vs. Loyola (Md.), 12/8/93
26 at Fairfield, 1/7/78

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS
1. 13 vs. Va. Commonwealth, 2/29/00
2. 10 at James Madison, 1/21/98
3. 9 at Navy, 3/2/23 9 vs. William & Mary, 11/16/22
9 vs. James Madison, 2/12/00
5. 8 20x: last, Western Carolina, 11/20/21

MOST STEALS
1. 21 at Stetson, 12/28/78
2. 20 vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/3/92
20 vs. Lehigh, 3/1/82
20 vs. Rider, 1/21/80
5. 19 vs. Whittier, 11/30/81
19 at Catholic, 2/21/81
19 at Gettysburg, 1/5/80
8. 18 at Lafayette, 3/5/23
18 at Bucknell, 2/7/04
18 at William & Mary, 1/13/96
18 vs. Howard, 12/16/95
18 vs. Drexel, 2/26/79

Year-by-Year Results from 1926-2025

	Overall						Conference				Conference Tournament
Year	Win	Loss	Pct	Home	Away	Neutral	Win	Loss	Pct.	Finish	Win	Loss	Finish	Coach	Postseason
1926-27	15	4	.789											Springston
1927-28	5	10	.333											Springston
1928-29	10	6	.625											Springston
1929-30	11	10	.485											Walter Young
1930-31	9	6	.600											Walter Young
1931-32	12	2	.800											Walter Young
1932-33	11	2	.867											Walter Young
1933-34	0	10	.000											Walter Young
1934-35	1	14	.067											Walter Young
1935-36	2	12	.142											Walter Young
1936-37	8	9	.470											Paul Smith
1937-38	8	6	.571											Pop Cassell
1938-39	8	7	.533											Pop Cassell
1939-40	6	8	.428											Pop Cassell
1940-41	7	8	.416											Pop Cassell
1941-42	8	8	.500											Pop Cassell
1942-43	3	8	.272											Cal Kalijarvi
1943-44	5	10	.333											Cal Kalijarvi
1944-45	15	1	.937											Arthur Boyd
1945-46	17	4	.809											Arthur Boyd
1946-47	14	11	.560											Pop Cassell
1947-48	17	11	.607											Pop Cassell
1948-49	17	9	.654											Pop Cassell
1949-50	22	8	.733											Pop Cassell
1950-51	18	10	.643											Pop Cassell
1951-52	17	8	.680											Pop Cassell
1952-53	15	8	.652											Dutch Schulze
1953-54	12	13	.480											Dutch Schulze
1954-55	8	19	.296											Dutch Schulze
1955-56	10	13	.434											Dutch Schulze
1956-57	10	14	.416											David Carrasco
1957-58	23	5	.821											David Carrasco
1958-59	22	7	.785											David Carrasco
1959-60	21	7	.750											David Carrasco
1960-61	15	7	.681											David Carrasco
1961-62	10	11	.476											David Carrasco
1962-63	10	14	.417											Jimmy Williams
1963-64	6	18	.250											Jimmy Williams
1964-65	4	19	.173											Jimmy Williams
1965-66	8	14	.363	5-2	2-11	1-1	0	0	.000		0	0		Alan Kyber
1966-67	16	8	.667	8-1	6-6	2-1	3	4	.428		0	1	Semifinals	Alan Kyber
1967-68	14	12	.537	8-4	6-7	0-1	6	2	.750		0	0		Alan Kyber
1968-69	4	19	.173	3-8	1-10	0-1	0	8	.000		0	0		Alan Kyber
1969-70	11	12	.477	5-4	5-8	1-0	2	3	.400	T3rd (E)	0	0		Tom Young
1970-71	13	12	.520	9-3	3-8	1-1	2	4	.333	5th (E)	0	0		Tom Young
1971-72	16	8	.667	9-3	7-4	0-1	3	3	.500	3rd (E)	0	1		Tom Young	NIT First Round
1972-73	21	5	.807	12-2	8-2	1-1	4	2	.667	3rd (E)	0	1		Tom Young	NIT First Round
1973-74	16	10	.615	6-3	8-5	2-2	4	2	.667	T3rd (E)	0	1	Quarterfinals	Jim Lynam
1974-75	16	10	.615	8-3	6-6	2-1	5	1	.833	T1st (E)	0	1	Semifinals	Jim Lynam
1975-76	9	16	.360	5-5	2-11	2-0	1	4	.200	T4th (E)	0	0		Jim Lynam
1976-77	13	13	.500	6-6	6-5	1-2	2	3	.400	T4th (E)	0	0		Jim Lynam
1977-78	16	12	.571	10-4	4-5	2-3	2	3	.400	T3rd (E)	1	1	Quarterfinals	Jim Lynam
1978-79	14	13	.519	7-6	5-6	2-1	7	5	.583	5th (E)	0	1	First Round	Gary Williams
1979-80	13	14	.481	7-6	4-7	2-1	5	6	.481	5th (E)	0	1	First Round	Gary Williams
1980-81	24	6	.800	12-1	10-4	2-1	11	0	1.000	1st (E)	2	2	Finals	Gary Williams	NIT First Round
1981-82	21	9	.700	11-2	8-5	2-2	8	3	.727	3rd (E)	2	2	Semifinals	Gary Williams	NIT First Round
1982-83	20	10	.667	8-1	9-8	3-1	7	2	.788	1st (E)	2	1	Finals	Ed Tapscott
1983-84	6	22	.214	3-7	3-10	0-5	5	11	.313	7th	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1984-85	9	19	.321	6-5	1-11	2-3	3	11	.214	7th	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1985-86	10	18	.357	7-6	3-10	0-2	3	11	.214	6th	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1986-87	13	14	.481	5-4	7-8	1-2	5	9	.357	6th	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1987-88	14	14	.500	8-4	5-6	1-4	9	5	.642	3rd	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1988-89	17	11	.610	12-2	5-8	0-1	9	5	.642	3rd	0	1	First Round	Ed Tapscott
1989-90	20	9	.689	12-0	6-7	2-2	10	4	.714	3rd	1	1	Semfinals	Ed Tapscott
1990-91	15	14	.517	7-6	6-6	2-2	8	6	.571	3rd	1	1	Semifinals	Chris Knoche
1991-92	11	18	.379	6-6	3-10	2-2	8	6	.571	3rd	1	1	Semifinals	Chris Knoche
1992-93	11	17	.393	6-5	4-10	1-2	6	8	.428	4th	1	1	Semifinals	Chris Knoche
1993-94	8	19	.296	6-6	1-10	1-3	5	9	.375	6th	0	1	First Round	Chris Knoche
1994-95	9	19	.321	5-7	3-9	1-3	7	7	.500	4th	1	1	Semifinals	Chris Knoche
1995-96	12	15	.409	7-9	4-5	1-1	8	8	.500	4th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Chris Knoche
1996-97	11	16	.396	8-3	2-12	1-1	7	9	.437	7th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Chris Knoche
1997-98	9	19	.325	7-6	1-11	1-2	5	11	.312	7th	1	1	Semifinals	Art Perry
1998-99	7	21	.300	3-10	3-10	1-1	2	14	.125	9th	1	1	Quarterfinals	Art Perry
1999-00	11	18	.379	9-4	1-13	1-1	3	13	.187	8th	1	1	Quarterfinals	Art Perry
2000-01	7	20	.259	6-7	1-13	0-0	3	13	.187	9th	0	0		Jeff Jones
2001-02	18	12	.600	10-6	8-6	0-0	10	4	.714	1st	2	1	Finals	Jeff Jones
2002-23	16	14	.533	13-1	3-13	0-0	9	5	.643	2nd	2	1	Finals	Jeff Jones
2003-04	18	13	.581	10-5	8-8	0-0	10	4	.714	2nd	2	1	Finals	Jeff Jones
2004-05	17	11	.607	11-2	6-9	0-0	9	5	.643	3rd	1	1	Semifinals	Jeff Jones
2005-06	12	17	.414	8-5	4-12	0-0	7	7	.929	4th	1	1	Semifinals	Jeff Jones
2006-07	16	14	.533	10-3	6-11	0-0	7	7	.929	4th	1	1	Semifinals	Jeff Jones
2007-08	21	12	.636	11-4	10-7	0-1	10	4	.714	1st	3	0	CHAMPIONS	Jeff Jones	NCAA First Round
2008-09	24	8	.750	13-1	11-6	0-1	13	1	.929	2nd	3	0	CHAMPIONS	Jeff Jones	NCAA First Round
2009-10	11	20	.354	7-8	4-12	0-0	7	7	.500	4th	1	1	Semifinals	Jeff Jones
2010-11	22	9	.710	10-3	10-5	2-1	11	3	786	2nd	1	1	Semifinals	Jeff Jones
2011-12	20	12	.615	13-2	7-10	0-0	10	4	714	3rd	1	2	Semifinals	Jeff Jones	CIT First Round
2012-13	10	20	.333	7-6	3-14	0-0	5	10	333	5th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Jeff Jones
2013-14	20	13	.606	11-3	9-9	0-1	13	5	.722	2nd	3	0	CHAMPIONS	Mike Brennan	NCAA First Round
2014-15	17	16	.515	8-3	7-13	2-0	8	10	.444	6th	2	1	Finals	Mike Brennan
2015-16	12	19	.387	5-7	7-12	0-0	9	9	.500	6th	1	1	Semifinals	Mike Brennan
2016-17	8	22	.267	4-11	4-11	0-0	5	13	.278	9th	0	1	First Round	Mike Brennan
2017-18	6	24	.200	4-8	2-16	0-0	3	15	.167	10th	0	1	First Round	Mike Brennan
2018-19	15	15	.500	8-7	7-8.	0-0	9	9	.500	4th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Mike Brennan
2019-20	16	14	.533	10-4	6-10	0-0	12	6	.667	2nd	0	1	Quarterfinals	Mike Brennan
2020-21	4	6	.400	2-2	2-4	0-0	4	5	.444	5th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Mike Brennan
2021-22	10	22	.312	6-5	4-16	0-1	5	13	.278	10th	1	1	Quarterfinals	Mike Brennan
2022-23	17	15	.531	8-6	9-9	0-0	7	11	.389	7th	2	1	Semifinals	Mike Brennan
2023-24	16	16	.500	8-7	8-9	0-0	10	8	.556	4th	0	1	Quarterfinals	Duane Simpkins
2024-25	22	13	.629	14-2	5-10	3-1	13	5	.722	T1st	3	0	CHAMPIONS	Duane Simpkins	NCAA First Four
RECORD	1,265	1,220	.509

Opponent	Record	Last Played	Opponent	Record	Last Played	Opponent	Record	Last Played
Abilene Christian	0-1	1983-84	Illinois	0-2	2014-15	Rider	18-13	1995-96
Adelphi	10-1	1968-69	Iona	0-6	1996-97	Roanoke	8-6	1972-73
Air Force	1-0	1979-80	Jacksonville	5-0	2008-09	Robert Morris	0-2	1994-95
Akron	1-5	2016-17	James Madison	12-28	2000-01	Rutgers	0-3	1984-85
Alabama	0-1	1978-79	Johns Hopkins	9-6	1951-52	Salem	2-0	1930-31
Alabama State	0-1	1993-94	Juniata	12-4	1961-62	San Francisco	0-2	2013-14
Albany	3-2	2024-25	Kansas	0-2	2012-13	Santa Clara	2-1	1990-91
Andrews A.F.B.	2-0	1959-60	Kansas St	0-1	2017-18	Scranton	3-0	1953-54
Appalachian State	1-0	1972-73	Kentucky	0-1	1997-98	Seton Hall	0-3	1969-70
Army	36-18	2024-25	King's (Pa.)	7-2	1976-77	Shenandoah	3-0	1984-85
Army War College	1-1	1945-46	La Salle	8-21	2024-25	Siena	3-7	2024-25
Bainbridge Naval	1-1	1951-52	Lafayette	43-32	2024-25	South Alabama	1-1	1993-94
Baldwin Wallace	0-1	1950-51	Lehigh	30-34	2024-25	South Florida	0-1	1985-86
Ball State	1-0	1958-59	Liberty	2-0	2002-03	Southern Connecticut	3-0	1962-63
Baltimore	31-8	1979-80	Long Beach State	0-2	1988-89	Southern Mississippi	1-0	1974-75
Belmont Abbey	1-0	1962-63	Long Island	5-1	1987-88	Southern Utah	1-0	1996-97
Blue Ridge	2-0	1927-28	Longwood	1-2	2021-22	Southwest Louisiana	1-0	1975-76
Boston University	10-16	2024-25	Louisville	0-1	2006-07	Spring Hill	1-0	1955-56
Bowling Green	1-0	2003-04	Louisiana Tech	0-1	2006-07	Springfield	1-1	1989-90
Bradley	0-1	1981-82	Loyola (Md.)	56-52	2024-25	Stanford	0-3	1995-96
Bridgewater	18-6	1959-60	LSU	0-1	2006-07	St. Bonaventure	0-4	1983-84
Brooklyn	3-0	1949-50	Lycoming	2-0	1949-50	Stetson	3-1	1978-79
Brown	5-5	2014-15	Lynchburg	6-7	1960-61	Steubenville	0-2	1955-56
Bucknell	31-49	2024-25	Manhattan	2-5	2009-10	St. Francis (N.Y.)	2-1	2018-19
Buffalo	3-2	2011-12	Marist	2-3	2022-23	St. Francis (Pa.)	15-10	2023-24
California-Berkeley	0-1	1988-89	Marquette	0-2	2017-18	St. Johns (Md.)	6-11	1936-37
Carnegie Mellon	0-2	1930-31	Marshall	0-1	1943-44	St. Johns (N.Y.)	1-6	1978-79
Catholic	52-15	1999-00	Maryland	2-16	2016-17	St. Joseph's (Pa.)	5-19	2024-25
Central Connecticut State	1-0	1990-91	Maryland-Eastern Shore	5-4	2018-19	St. Mary's (Calif.)	0-3	2013-14
Central Florida	1-0	1978-79	Maryland State	10-2	1946-48	St. Mary's (Md.)	6-0	1986-87
Central Michigan	0-1	1973-74	Marymount (Va.)	1-0	1995-96	Stony Brook	2-4	2021-22
Cincinnati	0-1	1991-92	Massachusetts-Boston	1-0	1982-83	St. Peter's (N.J.)	2-5	1995-96
CCNY	1-7	1966-67	McDaniel	28-5	1998-99	Susquehanna	5-2	1968-69
Clark	1-0	1988-89	Miami (Fla.)	1-2	1987-88	Swarthmore	1-3	1942-43
Clemson	0-1	1977-78	Millersville	1-0	1970-71	Syracuse	2-10	1978-79
Coast Guard	1-1	1962-63	Minnesota	0-1	2012-13	TCNJ	2-0	1978-79
Coastal Carolina	0-2	2000-01	Minnesota-Duluth	0-1	1954-55	Temple	4-21	2014-15
Colgate	36-18	2024-25	Missouri	0-2	2004-05	Tennessee	0-2	2007-08
College of Charleston	4-2	2002-03	Missouri-Kansas City	2-0	2024-25	Tennessee-Martin	1-0	1993-94
Colorado State	0-1	1994-95	Monmouth	2-0	1985-86	Texas	0-1	1997-98
Columbia	4-5	2014-15	Montana	0-1	1996-97	Texas A&M	0-1	2016-17
Connecticut	1-5	1975-76	Morehead St.	1-0	2014-15	Texas-Rio Grande Valley	1-0	1991-92
Coppin State	1-2	1992-93	Morgan State	1-1	2007-08	Toledo	0-1	1980-81
Cornell	1-1	2012-13	Mount St. Mary's	38-33	2024-25	Towson	22-4	2005-06
Dartmouth	2-0	1987-88	Mount Union	1-1	1957-58	Tufts	1-0	1982-83
Davis & Elkins	5-7	1984-85	Muhlenberg	0-2	1947-48	UMBC	9-5	2024-25
Dayton	0-1	2007-08	Navy	53-55	2024-25	UCLA	0-2	1998-99
Delaware	17-9	2010-11	Navy Thunderbirds	1-0	1943-44	Upsala	3-0	1959-60
DePaul	1-3	2009-10	New Hampshire	4-1	2018-19	USC	0-2	1998-99
Dickinson	1-2	1954-55	New Haven State	3-0	1959-60	Utah	0-1	1967-68
District of Columbia	1-0	1990-91	NJIT	4-0	2023-24	Utah State	0-2	1967-68
D.C. Teachers	1-0	1957-58	New Mexico State	0-1	1984-85	Vanderbilt	0-1	2001-02
Drew	1-0	1937-38	New York University	1-2	1954-55	VCU	18-16	2015-16
Drexel	15-7	1987-88	Niagara	1-3	2004-05	Vermont	1-3	2005-06
Duquesne	2-19	2021-22	North Carolina	0-1	2024-25	Villanova	0-12	2023-24
East Carolina	23-17	2000-01	North Carolina A&T	2-1	2001-02	Virginia	1-6	2024-25
East Tennessee State	2-1	2003-04	North Carolina-Charlotte	1-0	1982-83	Virginia Military Institute	5-1	2023-24
Eastern Illinois	1-0	1984-85	North Carolina-Greensboro	2-1	2003-04	Virginia Tech	2-5	2023-24
Eastern Kentucky	2-2	2000-01	North Carolina State	0-1	1969-70	Wagner	7-8	2018-19
Eastern Michigan	0-1	1990-91	North Carolina-Wilmington	13-23	2000-01	Wake Forest	0-4	1987-88
Elizabethtown	1-0	1940-41	Northeastern	1-1	1982-83	Washington	0-1	2005-06
Elon	5-2	2003-04	Northwestern	0-2	2018-19	Washington College	19-3	1980-81
Evansville	0-2	1959-60	Notre Dame	0-3	2003-04	Washington (Mo.)	1-0	1965-66
Fairfield	8-7	2009-10	Notre Dame (Md.)	1-0	2024-25	West Chester State	11-1	1981-82
Fairleigh Dickinson	11-8	1003-04	Ohio	1-1	2005-06	West Virginia	1-5	2017-18
Florida	0-3	2010-11	Ohio Northern	1-0	1962-63	West Virginia Tech	0-1	1954-55
Florida Atlantic	3-2	2012-13	Ohio State	0-5	2013-14	West Virginia Wesleyan	1-0	1952-53
Florida International	3-0	1988-89	Ohio Wesleyan	3-3	1964-65	Western Carolina	0-1	2021-22
Florida Southern	0-1	1984-85	Oklahoma	0-1	2008-09	Western Illinois	1-1	2017-18
Florida State	1-0	2001-02	Oklahoma City	0-1	1976-77	Whittier	1-0	1981-82
Fordham	1-0	2010-11	Old Dominion	12-21	2000-01	Wichita State	1-0	1989-90
Fort Meade	2-0	1951-52	Pennsylvania	0-6	2002-03	Widener University	3-0	1940-41
Furman	0-2	1969-70	Pennsylvania Military	3-0	1940-41	William & Mary	36-16	2023-24
Gallaudet	23-6	1960-61	Penn State	1-15	2009-10	Wisconsin	0-1	2013-14
Gannon	1-0	1970-71	Pepperdine	0-2	2003-04	Wyoming	0-1	1981-82
George Mason	11-34	2022-23	Pittsburgh	0-1	2010-11	Xavier	1-1	2006-07
George Washington	26-21	2024-25	Presbyterian	1-0	2014-15	Yale	2-2	2006-07
Georgetown	11-46	2023-24	Princeton	0-1	1983-84	Youngstown	1-0	2016-17
Gettysburg	16-5	1988-89	Providence	0-2	1986-87
Hampden-Sydney	10-15	1956-57	Puerto Rico Bayamon	1-0	2024-25
Hampton	2-2	2015-16	Quantico Marines	6-12	1951-52
Harvard	4-1	2024-25	Quinnipiac	2-0	2012-13
High Point	2-3	2024-25	Radford	3-1	2003-04
Hofstra	15-10	1983-84	Randolph-Macon	30-15	1984-85
Holy Cross	30-24	2024-25	Rhode Island	2-5	2015-16	*Bold indicates Patriot League opponent
Hood College	1-0	2023-24	Rice	1-0	1972-73
Howard	17-6	2021-22	Richmond	12-34	2011-12

All-Time Series Results
All-Time Series Results by Conference
All-Time Tournament Results

A
Hajj R. Abdul-Jami
Michael A. Abner
Jeff E. Adamoff
Demek Adams
Ronald C. Adams
Sam O. Albert
Hasheem Alexander
John H. Alexander
Josh Alexander
Martin A. Allwine
Michael A. Alston
Richard P. Anderson, Jr.
Murray Arnold
Carl G. Aspenburg, Jr.
Christian R. Ast
Fernando Aunon
Gordon Austin
Gary N. Axelrad

B
Charles N. Baer
Rafael Baidanshin
Ralph F. Baird
Warren E. Baker, Jr.
Simon J. Balchun, Jr.
Lincoln Ball
Jermaine Ballisager Webb
Jason Bannister
Gerald S. Bartfield
Robert V. Barton, Jr.
Walter M. Bastian, Jr.
Arthur L. Beatty, Jr.
Billy N. Beauchamp
Joel Becker
Joel B. Bell
Stacy Beckton, Jr.
Ralph R. Benson
Mike Bersch
Samuel C. Bilbrough
Brayden Billbe
Donald S. Bittinger
Michael Blackwel
Robert J. Boggs
Andrew J. Bon Salle
Jacob Boonyasith
Frank Borden
George R. Borsarii
Jordan Borucki
Albert L. Botkin
Robert S. Bowers
Russell A. Bowers
Nick Boyd
Leslie R. Bradshaw, Jr.
Marvin Bragg
Troy Brewer
B. Brooke Bright
Joseph A. Britton
Craig R. Broderdorp
Arthur Brodsky
Calvin Brown
Gabe Brown
George I. Brown
Kenneth H. Brown
Kevin Brown
Matt Brown
Robert D. Brown
Rod Brown
Victor Brown Jr.
Robert K. Brummer
Albert Buffington
Howard J. Buffler
Vladimir Buscaglia
Carl L. Byham

C
James R. Caiola
M. Hamlin Cannon
William G. Caples
Andre R. Carley
Joseph P. Carlo
Garrison Carr
Austin Carroll
Joseph L. Carter
Chester A. Carter
David A. Carver
Joe Casper
Stafford H. Cassell, Jr.
Jamal Catarina
James J. Certa
Jarion Childs
Sherman Chin
Matt Cimino
Stephen Clayton
Edward S. Clements
Richard P. Clifton
Martin H. Colin
Gibraltar Coleman
Joel T. Comiteau
Jay C. Cone
James A. Cook
James J. Cook
Frederick D. Cooper, III
Atiba Coppock, Jr.
John T. Coursen
Lee Cozan
Scott P. Crampton
Matej Cresnik
Ronald F. Crown
Thomas J. Cuddy
William B. Culp

D
Stephen D. Dalsheim
Raymond E. Daly
Alex Daniels
Joseph W. Daniels, Jr.
Ron Davenport
Gary D. Davidson
Jonathan Davis
Peter T. De Haven
Donald E. Dedrick
Matt Delaney
William A. Demharte
William H. Diamond
Cheikh ‘CB’ Diallo
Alton Dillard
Robert M. Dixon
Patrick Doctor
Andrew B. Dolich
Lorenzo Donadio
Leroy Doolittle
Ron Draper
Jernavis Draughn
David C. Driscoll, Jr.
Daniel J. Duvall
Christopher J. Dye

E
Philip J. Economou
Howard M. Edelstein
Fred J. Eden, Jr.
Carter M. Edmonds
Burke Edwards
Arvydas Eitutavicius
Zach Elcano
Eric J. Engelhardt
Jamaine Epps
Bruce Etchison
Latimer R. Evans

1971
1979
1973
2000-03
1961
1954
2000-01
1935
2018-21
1935
1978
1990
1960
1964
1993-95
1984
1979-83
1971

1954
1998
1966
1967
1951
2021-Pres.
2022-24
1999-00
1967
1967
1939
1965-68
1958-62
1981-82
1984
2017-22
1950
2009-13
1929
2004-08
1929
1995
1969
1990
2018-20
2007-09
1934
2009-13
1947
1938
1977-81
2002
1951
2017-22
2010-12
1932
1938
1989-93
1966
1973-77
2014-16
194
1948
2015-19
1995-99
1973

2020-23
1963
1933
1965
2001-02
1951

1931
1950
1929
1978
1938
2005-09
2012-14
1933
1931
1973
2002
1977
2004
1978
1996-00
1958
2016-19
1997-98
1956-60
1957
1971

1958
1953
1970
1932
1991
1969
1976
1948
1935
2001-05
1958
1932
1939

1953
1963
2023-Pres.
1982-84

1975
2013-14
1974
1952
2021-23
1974
1982
2017-19
1960-64
1941
1998-02
1969
2020-2024
1949
1988-90
2001-04
1970
1970
1981

1974
1972
1943
1941
1933
2003-07
2012-15
1974
1997
1941
1941

F
Norman Fabian
Reid A. Fader
William H. Faux
Leland Field
Jeremy M. Figoten
Robert M. Fillhaber
Daniel Fisher
Eric Fischer
Richard S. Fleshman
Warren Flood, Jr.
Darryl L. Franklin
Matthew C. Frary
Samuel L. French
Robert B. Fried
Herbert A. Fuchs
Robert H. Fuchs
Tim Fudd
Bartley A. Fugler
Dante H. Fulton
Timothy C. Fulton

G
Darius “Pee Wee” Gardner
Mark R. Garlitos
Stephen L. Garrett
Gary Garris
Ronald I. Garshag
Mark Gasperini
Jerry J. Gaston
Hamilton D. Gewehr
R. Brian Gilgeous
James R. Gillen
Duane A. Gilliam
Brian Gilmore
Robert L. Gingell
Chris Gleaton
Dejaun Goodwin
Warren E. Gorman
Erick Grace
Riley Grafft
Michael D. Graham
Ryan Graham
Donald B. Grant
Keith Gray
Brad H. Greenberg
Daniel L. Greenfield
Thomas J. Griffin

H
Ronald B. Haight
Robert K. Hall
Alex Harris
Jamir Harris
Leonard C. Harris
Tyrone D. Harris
James L. Harrison
Robert Harvey
Michael T. Hayman
J. Courtney Hayward
Ronald Hearns
Jonathan N. Helfat
Nick Hendra
Lawrence A. Hetrick
Carl D. Hevener
Joe Hill
Robert C. Hill
Michael D. Hill
Terrell S. Hill
Donald M. Hillock
Stephen W. Hines
Charles Hinkle
Richard R. Hite
Robert Hoey
James G. Hollis
Carroll B. Holmes
Daryl Holmes
Adam Holod
Jeff Holton
Henry L. Hopkins
Gregory R. Horkey
Gary S. Horkey
Leroy Horner
Joseph A. Hossick
James M. Howell
Howard R. Hudson
Charles D. Hudson
Harvey L. Huey

I
John A. Iacovelli
Eric Ihekwaba
Andre Ingram
Sam Iorio
E. Leroy Ishman
John E. Isleib
Julen Iturbe

J
John J. Jablonsky
Marc W. Jaffe
Herbert Jamison
Richard E. Jarvis
Anthony R. Jiorle
Eugene I. Johnson
James T. Johnson
Blake Jolivette
Paulis Joneliunas
Charlie Jones
Delante Jones
Earle F. Jones
Greg Jones
Juan Delon Jones
Noah Jones
William S. Jones
Diem M. Jones
Ossie Jones
Robert E. Jones
Robert W. Jones
Willie Jones
William L. Jones

K
William E. Kagarise
Kade Kager
Kyle Kager
Robert Kanowitz
Lance J. Kaufman
Bruce R. Kessler, Sr.
Michael W. Kessler
Philip J. Kessler
Philip Kirschner
Charles J. Kligman
Christopher C. Knoche
Jaxon Knotek
Jarrod Kohl
James D. Kranking
Howard L. Krevolin
Marko Krivokapic

1932
1971
1953
1930
1996-98
1977
2009-13
2000
1974
2010-13
1992-96
1995
1935
1978
1938
1932
1991-96
1948
1977
1972

2012-15
1979
1974
2005-07
1951
2016-20
1973
1941
1989-93
1971
1992-96
2005-09
1960
2020-24
2001
1969-72

2008-12
1971
2001-05
1990-92
1998-02
1977
1954
1965-68

1966
1940
1997-98
2018-21
1938
1972-75
1989
1978-80
1971
1928
1999-01
1968
2007-11
1931
1955-58
2008-12
1938
1950
1969
1949
1969
2010-12
1950

1948
1978
1987-90
2023-Pres.
2009-10
1987
1968
1969
1931
1950
1962
1939
1949
1948

1975
2024-Pres.
2003-07
2017-19
1947-51
1962
2024-Pres.

1941
1974
1977
1931
197
1938
1931
2009-13
2005-07
2013-17
2015-17
1969
2023-Pres.
1980-83
2022-Pres.
1964
1975
1998-99
1951
1953
1957-60
1958

1970
2013-14
2011-15
1976
1978
1929
1969
1975
1973
1949
1980
2021-23
2002-04
1950
1972
1995

L
Ronald J. Ladd
John F. LaFavre
Robert W. Lamon
Drew LaMont
George Langberg
Robert F. Lanzillotti
Howard A. Lassoff
H. George Latham
Erick C. Lawrence
Travis Lay
Sherman E. Lee
William T. Leith
Linas Lekavicius
Ernest I. Levin
Carl W. Levin
George I. Lewis
Sekou Lewis
David E. Lichliter
Robert A. Lindquist
Jesse Little
Johnny L. Lloyd, Jr.
Leonard H. Lockhart, Jr.
Ira S. London
Christian Lorng
Ben Lubarsky
Wilfred J. Lucas
Warren R. Luhrs
Stephen Lumpkins
Steve Luptak
Rene Lutz
James G. Lutz
Michael E. Lynch

M
Nick Macarchuk
John W. Manchester
William H. Mann
Paris Maragkos
Ralph H. Markham
Frane Markusovic
Henry Marqurss
Nick Marshall
William B. Mason
Andrija Matic
Richard I. Mather
Robert J. Matty
Norman S. Mauskopf
Charles H. Mayer
Lloyd E. Mayes
Matt Mayock
William G. McCarthy
Simon McCormack
Larry D. McCoy
William B. McDanald
Tyler McFarland
Derrick Mercer
Donald L. Merker
Matthew J. Miles
Steve Miles
Robert W. Miller
Gary S. Mininsohn
Vlad Moldoveanu
James H. Molloy, Jr.
Justice Montgomgery
Arthur J. Morales, Jr.
Patrick E. Morrissey
Laurynas Motuzius
Daniel Munoz
Myron D. Murray

N
Wyatt Nausadis
Langdon Neal
Michael Neelman
John Neer
Bruno Neeser
Connor Nelson
Mark C. Nelson
Sa’eed Nelson
Albert N. Nencioni
Steven B. Nesmith
James R. Neurohr
Jordan Nichols
Mark Nickens
William J. Nicklaw
Robert T. Nugent

O
William S. O’Brien, Jr.
Patrick Okpwae
David J. Oliverio
David S. Olsen
Johnny O’Neil
Shane O’Reilly

P
Kevin Panzer
Alex Paquin
Charles R. Parrish
Ricardas Patiejunas
William F. Patten
Roger J. Pearson
Ronald H. Peay
Romone Penny
Justin Perez
Steven P. Perlmutter
Art Perry
Raimondas Petrauskas
Thomas Pfotzer
Edward H. Porter
Jonathan M. Powell
Pierce Prendergast
Samuel W. Pure

Q
Joseph R. Quiroli, Jr.

R
Edwin K. Rabbit
Merle D. Randle
Ronald Rawlins
Jesse Reed
Barthonhue W. Reese
Jalen Rhea
Wayne M. Richman
Kenneth D. Rickel
Glenn E. Riddell
David C. Ridley, Jr.
Lonnie Rivera
Gary L. Roberts
Charles D. Robinson
Todd M. Robinson
Edward J. Rochford
Andres Rodriguez
Matt Rogers
Chris Rooney
George A. Rosenberg
Robert R. Rosenfeld
Joshua P. Rosenfeld
Dennis Ross
Franklin A. Ross
Mitchell H. Rothenberg
Thomas L. Rowe
Raymond W. Ruhling
Stephen G. Rye
V. Wallace Ryland

1958-63
1930
1950
2017-18
2014-15
1944, 1948
1974-78
1950, 1958
1994
2004-08
1938-39
1937
2003-07
1935
1931
1964
2003-07
1930
1958-62
2017-21
1974-80
1975
1972
2020-22
2019-23
1965-68
1968
2008-11, 12-13
2007-11
1932
1985
1971

2017-18
1943
1975
2014-16
1932
2007-09
1997-98
2023-24
1966
2015-17
1949
1974
1971
1940
1972
2023-Pres.
1957
2008-12
1969
1963
2017-19
2005-09
1967
1957
2001-03
1947
1971
2009-11
1968
2013-15
1954
1986
2016-19
2009-12
1976

2024-Pres.
2013-15
1971
1950-52
2000-01
2019-22
1970-72
2016-20
1949
1985
1976
2005-09
1980-83
1951
1948

1961
2002-05
1972
1998-00
2020-23
2024-Pres.

2013-15
2014-17
1962
2002-03
1951
197
1976
2005-08
2016-19
1971

2002-05
1980
1936
1976
2021-22
1972

1974

1948
1934
1964
2012-16
1942
2013-17
1972
1974
1944
1983
2015-17
1971
1966

1969
2001-04
2020-Pres.
1969
1967

1974
1979-81
1983-87
1974
1973
1965-68
1989
1957

S
John P. Samonsky
Michael A. Sampson
Paul J. Sampson
Adrian Samuels
Louis Sangiorgio
Wesley B. Sarles
William E. Sass
Ray D. Saxton, Jr.
Howard S. Schachter
Robert A. Schachter
Kenneth S. Schaeffer
Vince Schafmeister
Thomas E. Scherer
John Schoof
John F. Schreck
Gary D. Schrenk
John D. Schulz
Hugo Schulze
Paul A. Schwartz
William Schwartz
Ronald A. Schwartzbach
George F. Scott
Paul W. Scrimshaw, Sr
Craig Sedmak
John G. Selby
Oscar H. Sells
Lawrence S. Selwyn
Rev. David R. Shaheen
Peter K. Shepard
James Shickora
George M. Shugars
O. Walker Shumate, Jr.
Harold S. Shupack
Brian S. Sibley
Martin L. Sigholtz
John J. Simkovich
Bryce Simon
Wayne Simon II
Peter S. Sitnik
Charles A. Sixbey
Don Slappy
Edwin D. Sloane
Dave Small
Colin Smalls
Larry A. Smith
Olin Smith
Nathan Smith
Leroy W. Smith
Alex M. Sneddon
Franklyn H. Snitow
Robert D. Sokolove
Gerald I. Sommer
Jack Sorenson
James M. Spadafore
Dale Spears
Frank M. Spindler
Harold Sponsler
James D. Springer
Geoff Sprouse
Stephen A. Stein
Elijah Stephens
Sean Stevens
Benjamin F. Still
Gordon Stiles
Glenn Stokes
William A. Stone
Philip J. Stuart
John N. Stulak
Michael S. Sumner
Christian Sutton
Roger M. Synenberg

T
William J. Tanney
Mike Technow
Saliou-Binet Telly
Jason Thomas
Wilbur Thomas
Howard A. Thompson
William W. Thompson
Fred T. Tillman
Leon Tolksdorf
Harold E. Toner
Edgar J. Townsend
Louis G. Trager
Thomas Treadwell
Michael L. Trilling
John B. Trowbridge
James C. Tucker

U
Harry K. Underwood

V
Marko Vasic
Robert C. Veldran
Raymond C. Voelkel
James E. Vogts, Jr.
Hans W. Vollmecke

W
Michael E. Wade
John Wakefield
Gary A. Wallen
Kenneth W. Waller
Frederick Warther
William H. Washburn
James Washington
Kermit A. Washington
Paul Washington
Tim Washington
Ernest C. Webb, Jr.
Sherwood F. Webster
Craig Weinstein
Jack Weinstein
Frank Weiss
Richard E. Wells
James B. Wendt
Charles H. West, Jr.
Robin Wexler
Melvin E. Wheatley, Jr.
Mason Whittaker
Eric J. White
Brian Williams
James A. Williams, III
Gladstone E. Williams
John H. Williams
Matthew Wilson
Henry T. Wingo
Roy A. Wiseman
Patrick J. Witting
Frank L. Witucki
Jonathan D. Wolff
Brock G. Wortman
Don L. Wright
Tony Wroblicky

Y
Martin A. Yam
John A. Yerrick
Yilret Yiljep
Ralph J. Yow

Z
Davide Zambon
Howard Zimmern
George J. Zuras

1985
1984-88
1934
2023-Pres.
1952
1938
1961
1953
1965
1971
1970
1967-69
1987
2011-15
1957
1965
1971
1941
1973
1962
1972
1937
1948
1989-93
1954
1933
1950
1963
1976
1960-64
1960
1946
1957
1994
1953
1968
2007-09
2010-12
1939
1938

1979-83
1995-99
2020-Pres.
1980
1938
1994-98
1947
1956
1967
1974
1966
2019-20
1995-99

1966
1953
1987
2022-Pres.
1982
2021-Pres.
1989-91
1962-65
1967-70
2001-03
1986
1967
1969
1990
2018-22
1971

1952
2008-09
1997-01
2001-05
1972-75
1936
1938
1991
2014-17
1939
1966
1971

1963
1941
1969

1933

2012-16
1969
1979
1941
1958

1985
1975
1972
1966
1952
1977
2015-18
1970-73
1992-94
2000
1941
1953
2002-06
2015-16
1955-1958
1956-60
1970
1985-89
1968
1936
2021-Pres.
1984-89
2000-02
1999
1933
1933
2007-10
1951
1935
1983-87
1973
1997
1987-91
1954
2010-14

1976
1963
2013-17, 2018-20
1948

2004
1970
1943

Gordon Austin '84 (inducted 2001)
One of the finest basketball players to ever don the AU Red and Blue, Gordon Austin set a standard of excellence during his four years on the hardwood. Making his mark on the school record book, Austin is the all-time leader in assists for a career (691) and a season (247). He also ranks second in career steals (235) and steals in a season (91), though he held both records upon graduation. As a senior, he finished fourth in assists per game in NCAA Division I and was named Honorable Mention All-America by the Sporting News. Yet, it was not Austin’s statistical achievements that he is best known for. A winner in every sense of the word, he helped lead the Eagles to an impressive 78-39 record during his four years, a run that is unmatched by any other four-year span in school history. Included in that total were back-to-back National Invitational Tournament appearances and one of the biggest wins ever for the program when an Austin-led Eagle squad defeated fifth-ranked Georgetown, 62-61, in the Capital Centre on Dec. 16, 1982.
Arthur L. Beatty, Jr. '69 (inducted 2005)
Arthur Leon Beatty, Jr. grew up in Washington, D.C., playing basketball. By age 13, Arthur reached over six feet tall and went on to play varsity basketball at McKinley Technical Senior High School. Upon graduation he reached 7’1’’ and accepted a scholarship to American University to play basketball. Among his accomplishments, he was recognized as the Most Outstanding Senior Athlete and named to the All Metro Basketball Team in 1968. Beatty finished second in the NCAA in rebounding as a junior and was AU’s leading scorer in 1968. He was also included in the 1968-69 Edition of “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” Beatty finished his career with 1,126 rebounds, which is third all-time at American. He also holds the third (458 rebounds) and ninth-best (390) single-season rebounding years in AU history. Arthur graduated from American with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Interior Design. Drafted in the third round by two U.S. professional teams - the ABA’s New York Nets and the NBA’s Phoenix Suns - in 1968, Arthur accepted an offer from the Belgium pro club, Racing Mechelen, which included free tuition at Antwerp Academy of Fine Arts. While playing three games a week in Belgium, he also studied his passion for the arts. Arthur said, “I made my choice to become an artist instead of a ballplayer, and I’ve never regretted it.”
W. James Birthright (inducted 1969)
W. James Birthright was a member of American’s first basketball team. He joined the Eagles for the inaugural 1926-27 season and led the team to a 20-14 record in two seasons. Brown enters the Cassell Hall of Fame as an accomplished member of the Eagles teams from 1973-1977. He is one of 14 AU players to finish his career with over 1,000 points (1,387) and 500 rebounds (546).
Calvin Brown '77 (inducted 2015)
Known for his hard work and boundless enthusiasm, Brown was voted by his teammates the team MVP in his junior and senior years, as well as being an All-East Coast Conference selection both seasons. Brown was invited to participate in the 1975 Pan American Games tryouts and was sleected in the 7th round of the 1977 NBA Draft by the hometown Washington Bullets. Brown received his bachelor’s degree from the School of Communication in 1978.
George L. Brown '40 (inducted 1970)
Known as “Moe” to his teammates and friends, George Brown played four sports during his time at American. He was very humble even though he was a football star and had great athletic ability. His coaches boasted his consistent effort and hard work during practice and during competition. George played guard for the basketball team and had devastating range on the court. He was a smooth, level-headed player who tended to keep his team poised with his leadership qualities. George also led the way for establishing a baseball team at American. In 1938, he wrote articles on why there should be a team and had several students sign a petition. Also in 1938, George received the Most Valuable Player Award for the football team at American. He was a great athlete, a good scholar and a friend to everyone.
David L. Carrasco (inducted 1998)
If you are ever traveling west into El Paso on Interstate 10, you might come across the David L. Carrasco Job Corps Center. This mural is dedicated to the former AU basketball coach and athletics director. Named the 1958 NCAA College Division National Coach of the Year, Carrasco’s real commitment was towards integration. “He wasn’t always about winning,” says his son David. During a three-year run starting with the 1957-58 season the Eagles made three straight NCAA College Division National Tournaments under Carrasco. Also, under Carrasco’s command the team won three Mason Dixon Conference titles and earned two NCAA tournament appearances (small college division). Carrasco is one of only four coaches in American’s history to have four straight winning seasons. A leader in the area of racial integration at the college men’s basketball level, Carrasco was recruited by the State Department to teach sports abroad after coaching. David Carrasco passed away in 1990, but his memory lives on in the lives of his players and in the ideals he sought to impart.
Stafford H. “Pop” Cassell (inducted 1970)
Stafford H. “Pop” Cassell coached AU basketball for 11 years and compiled a record of 155-94 from 1937-1942 and from 1946-1952. His teams had six consecutive winning seasons. Cassell was a longtime Athletic Director at American and also coached the football team. However, while his love may have been AU athletics, his biggest contribution to American came later when he became a special assistant to the President of the University, Hurst Anderson.During his time working for the President, the University went through the largest building phase of any time in its history. One project that did not get finished before Cassell passed away was a new field house for the athletic program. However, on Jan. 15, 2003, the basketball floor in Bender Arena was renamed in honor of him. His widow and family was on hand to celebrate the unveiling of the Stafford H. “Pop” Cassell basketball floor.
Ed Clements '60 (inducted 2003)
Ed lettered in basketball, track, cross-country and baseball during his years at AU. His versatility as an athlete earned him 10 letters as a varsity member. On the basketball floor is where Clements really shined. During his tenure at AU, the Eagles won three Mason-Dixon Conference titles and were in the NCAAs (small college division) every year. His outstanding skills as a guard allowed him to average 14 points per game. Ed scored a career-high in the NCAAs versus Wagner, netting 37 points. Ed also served two years as the president of the Varsity Club, was chosen as the Outstanding Senior Athlete and was selected for the Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Ed was a tough competitor and his discipline and hard work in athletics earned him a spot in AU history.
Bartley A. Fulger '48 (inducted 1971)
Bart was a captain for the baseball and basketball teams at American. He also lettered in football and tennis. During the ’42-43 season, Bart was runner-up in the scoring title in basketball, averaging 17.5 points per game. In 1947, Bart was awarded the Jack Dempsey Trophy as outstanding athlete on the American University campus. Off the court, Bart pursued a career in the Navy flying fighter planes and working for the Naval Air Transport Service. A native Washingtonian, his presence on campus will not be forgotten.
Brian Gilgeous '93 (inducted 2004)
In Brian’s final year, he capped off his spectacular career by being selected the 1993 CAA Player of the Year. He averaged 24.1 points per game in CAA conference games and 22.7 points overall. He dazzled the crowd versus Mount Saint Mary’s with a career-high 42 points and he scored 30 or more points on six different occasions. He also recorded five double-doubles and ranked among the top 10 in six different offensive and defensive categories in the CAA. Gilgeous ended his career as the second all-time scoring leader in AU history with 2,013 points and currently is third. He is a member of the 500 rebound club, currently ninth with 688. He is in the top 10 in over 10 offensive categories in Eagle history.
Andre Ingram '07 (inducted 2019)
Andre Ingram became AU’s second-ever NBA player when he scored 19 points with the Los Angeles Lakers in the final game of the 2018 season, a journey 12 years in the making. Ingram spent 12 years in the NBA’s G-League before making his NBA debut in April 2018 as the oldest American rookie in the NBA since at least 1964. At AU, he was a three-time All-Patriot League player, earning first-team honors in 2005 and 2007, and a second-team pick in 2006. Ingram sits sixth on American’s career scoring list with 1,655 points and is among AU’s top all-time 3-point shooters. He was also the Patriot League Rookie of the Year in 2004.
E. Leroy Ishman '51 (inducted 1995)
“Ish” played basketball during his years at AU and was known for his great ball-handling skills and fierce competitiveness on the court. He was the first player to reach 1,200 points and remains on the all-time scoring list in AU history with 1,371. As a freshman, he scored 238 points and was chosen for the Mason-Dixon Conference Tournament team. In his junior year, he was captain of the varsity squad and was again chosen to the Conference and All-District teams. Ish had very large hands, which helped him lead his team in rebounds and assists during his senior year.
William S. Jones '64 (inducted 1971)
William S. Jones (1957-60) ranks fourth all-time in points with 1,982 and is on many top 10 lists in the offensive categories. In 1960, Jones set an NCAA Division II Tournament game record with 54 points against Evansville. Jones was an outstanding free throw shooter with records in free throw attempts in a season (256), career (814) and free throws made in a season (204). In his senior year, he became AU’s most prolific scorer and was named a NCAA college division First Team All-American. Also, Jones was invited to the 1960 and 1964 U.S. Olympic team tryouts. Jones is one of only two players in AU history to have their jerseys retired.
Bruce R. Kessler, Sr. '29 (inducted 1969)
Bruce Kessler was a member of American University’s first basketball team. Kessler joined the Eagles for the inaugural 1926-27 season.
Robert W. Lamon '50 (inducted 1972)
Bob was an expert ball handler on the basketball court and was known as one of the best set-shot artists in the city of Washington. In 1948, he was placed on the Washington Star’s All-District College second squad. He was part of the 1949 Mason-Dixon Conference Team, averaging 10 points per game as the Eagles went 16-8 that year.
William Mason '66 (inducted 1985)
Bill Mason was a four-year letterwinner on the basketball team and was a starting forward during the 1964-65 season. He was the 1966 recipient of the Stafford H. Cassell Award and named the AU Business School’s top scholar-athlete. Most notably, Bill was the starting centerfielder on AU’s baseball team from 1962-66. He set both the single season and career records for batting average, home runs, runs batted in and slugging percentage. In 1966 Bill became AU’s first-ever player selected in the Major League Baseball draft, being selected by the New York Yankees.
George William Olsen (inducted 1971)
George William Olsen led the Eagles to an overall record of 42-24 in his four years at American, including posting a 12-2 record during his senior season.
Franklin A. Ross '87 (inducted 2007)
Frank Ross is one of the best basketball players to ever don an Eagles uniform. He ranks in the top-10 in 12 separate statistical categories, including fifth all-time in career scoring with 1,921 points. In his senior season, he finished ranked eighth in the nation with a 25.3 points per game average, the second-highest scoring average in school history. His 86 three-pointers in his senior season - the first in which the NCAA implemented the three-point line - stood as the school record for 21 years before Garrison Carr drained over 100 triples in back-to-back seasons. Ross was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in the fifth round (108th pick) of the 1987 National Basketball Association draft. He also participated in free agent camp for the Washington Bullets prior to the 1988 NBA season. Ross graduated from American University in 1987, with his Bachelor of Arts in Communications.
Ray Ruhling '68 (inducted 2020)
An Eagle standout in the 60s, Ruhling scored 1,105 career points which still ranks eighth among three-year players and 27th overall. He was named to the 1968 Metro Collegiate All-Star Team, the 1967 Governor’s Classic All-Tournament Team and was a 1967 All Mid-Atlantic Conference honorable mention selection. Ruhling hit 82.4 percent of his free throws, a mark which still ranks in the top 15 all-time in program history. As a junior, he averaged 20 points per game to rank among the top 50 in the country. Overall in his career, Ruhling averaged 16 points per game.
Hugo “Dutch” Schulze '41 (inducted 1969)
Hugo “Dutch” Schulze took over as coach of the American basketball program in 1952. Schulze had the most success in his first season as his team went 15-8 and advanced all the way to the Mason- Dixon Conference title game before losing 65-62 to Loyola Maryland in overtime. Schulze also served as an athletic director at American University.
Oscar H. Sells '33 (inducted 1973)
Oscar Sells led the Eagles to an overall record of 43-20 in his four years at American. The team also tallied only four losses in his final two seasons.Sells received his bachelor’s from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1933 and went on to receive his master’s from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1934.
Ed Tapscott '80 (inducted 2006)
Ed Tapscott began his coaching career as an assistant coach at American University under former Maryland head coach Gary Williams. Tapscott spent four seasons as Williams’ assistant, helping the Eagles amass 72 wins, including a school-record 24 wins in the 1980-81 season. During his time as an assistant coach, Tapscott graduated from AU’s prestigious Washington College of Law in 1980. In 1982, Tapscott was elevated to AU’s head coach. In eight seasons, Tapscott finished with 109 wins, the third-most in school history (behind AU Hall of Fame namesake Stafford Cassell and Jeff Jones). Tapscott’s best seasons were his first (1982-83) and last (1989-90), when he went 20-10 and 20-9, respectively. After Tapscott left AU, he went on to become vice president of player personnel and basketball operations and served as interim president and general manager of the New York Knicks. During Tapscott’s reign with New York, the Knicks made two trips to the NBA Finals (1994 and 1999) and advanced to at least the second round of the playoffs every year. In addition, Tapscott worked in the front office of the Milwaukee Bucks, Phoenix Suns and Charlotte Bobcats.
Wilbur Thomas '75 (inducted 2003)
Wilbur was a basketball star on a team that went 53-25 during one of the most successful eras in AU basketball history. AU participated in the NIT in 1973 for the first time ever and regularly beat teams like Georgetown, St. John’s, George Washington and Temple. Wilbur had great basketball talent, but it was his toughness that made him a stand-out player. He set freshman and sophomore records for scoring during the 1971-73 seasons. As a freshman he averaged 28.6 points per game, netting 48 in one contest. As a sophomore, he averaged 23.9 points per game, including a 26 point effort against Louisville in AU’s first appearance as a Division I squad. Thomas is fourth in career scoring average (19.8), eighth in all-time scoring (1,543) and seventh in all-time rebounding (803).
John Wakefield '50 (inducted 1973)
John Wakefield led the Eagles to the Mason-Dixon Conference Championships during his senior season, where American defeated Loyola (Md.), 55-54, to earn its first conference championship since the 1945-46 season. The team posted an overall record of 70-39 in his four years at American, and went 23-3 in the Mason-Dixon conference in his final two seasons.
Kermit A. Washington '73 (inducted 1985)
Simply one of the greatest in NCAA history, Kermit is credited with putting AU basketball on the national map with a prolific career with the Eagles. In 1972-73, he had one of the greatest seasons in NCAA history, as he became the last player to average 20 points and 20 rebounds per game. He earned 1973 Associated Press First Team All-America honors while leading the nation in rebounding for the second consecutive season. Following the season, Washington was selected as the fourth pick in the NBA draft. He currently holds every American rebounding record. Washington was also an Academic All-American in 1972 and 1973 respectively. His AU accomplishments include being 10th all-time in scoring despite playing only three years (1,467), third in scoring average (20.1) and first in rebounds (1,478). He is also ninth on the free throws made list with 313. Kermit’s uniform is displayed in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass. among other stellar basketball legends.
Frank Weiss '58 (inducted 1999)
Perhaps the finest ball player to take the hardcourt at American was Frank Weiss. In his years at AU, 1955-58, he became one of the Eagles’ most potent scorers. Frank came from Brooklyn, N.Y., where he was a member of the 1954 Lafayette High Championship basketball team. Frank Weiss was known to always hustle and work hard and was very popular with his teammates. He had 1,632 career points.
Dickie Wells '65 (inducted 2012)
Dickie Wells’ impact on American University men’s basketball is still apparent when looking through the record books. He is second all-time at American with 1,184 career rebounds and sixth and eighth with 433 and 412 rebounds in a single season, respectively. He also ranks third with 16 free throws made in a single game at Towson. Wells was the first Eagle to receive All-America honors when he was named a Little College All-America Honorable Mention in 1958. He was also named an NCAA College Division Honorable Mention in 1960. Wells was the first African-American player at American and the Mason-Dixon Conference.
Gary Williams (inducted 2012)
Gary Williams posted an overall record of 72-42 in four seasons at the helm of the program from 1978 to 1982. He led American to two consecutive 20-win seasons, the first since the 1959-1960 season. The Eagles earned two National Invitational Tournament berths and went to the ECC Championships in all four seasons under Williams. During his time at American, he coached three 1,000 point scorers including American’s second all-time leading scorer, Russell “Boo” Bowers, who finished his career with 2,056 total points. He also developed American’s all-time assists leader, Gordon Austin ’84, who finished his career with 691 assists. A big part of Williams’ legacy is the list of assistants who went on to successful careers including Fran Dunphy, Ed Tapscott and Chris Knoche. Williams finished his coaching career with 668 wins and a 2002 National Championship with the Maryland Terrapins.
Jimmy Williams '56
Jimmy Williams took over as the head coach at American at the start of the 1962-63 season after spending several seasons as a assistant coach for the Eagles. Williams graduated from American after lettering in basketball and baseball. His best season as a basketball coach was his first when he led the Eagles to a record of 10-14. Williams was also the golf coach at American and guided his team to the Mason-Dixon Conference crown.
Garrison Carr '09 (inducted 2023)
Standout guard Garrison Carr, the best three-point shooter to ever come through the men’s basketball program, led the Eagles to back-to-back Patriot League titles in 2008 and 2009. The PL Tournament MVP in both seasons, Carr was also named to the All-Patriot League First Team in each of those years and was named to the NABC All-District First Team as a senior in 2008-09. Carr sank 302 three-pointers as an Eagle which still ranks first all-time, and he holds the top two spots for three-pointers made in a season with 135 in 2007-08 and 114 in 2008-09. Carr’s career three-point percentage of .409 ranks ninth in the record books, and his 119 career games played ranks in a tie for sixth. He finished his career with 1,412 points which now ranks 14th all-time, with his 606 points in 2007-08 ranking eighth all-time in a single season. In 2015, Carr was named to the Patriot League’s 25th Anniversary Team along with teammate and fellow inductee Derrick Mercer. Carr graduated from American with a bachelor’s degree in marketing from the Kogod School of Business in 2009, and has been employed by Amazon Web Services for nearly nine years.
Derrick Mercer '09 (inducted 2023)
One of just two in men’s basketball program history to earn Associated Press honorable mention All-America honors, Derrick Mercer was also the 2009 Patriot League Player of the Year. He led the Eagles to back-to-back Patriot League titles in 2008 and 2009, and was an All-PL First Team selection as a senior after earning second team honors as a junior. Mercer was a standout from the beginning, and was named the Patriot League’s Rookie of the Year as a freshman in 2006. He ranks 23rd all-time in program history with 1,285 career points, and second in career assists with 524. Mercer’s 44.6 percent three-point shooting accuracy ranks fifth on the season list, his 124 games played is still tied for third all-time and his 122 career starts ranks second all-time. In 2015, Mercer was named to the Patriot League’s 25th Anniversary Team along with teammate and fellow inductee Garrison Carr. Mercer graduated with a bachelor’s degree in audio production from the College of Arts and Sciences in 2009, and his professional basketball career included getting drafted by the Harlem Globetrotters. He now works for Jersey City Public Schools and serves as the head coach for the Jersey City AAU Heat.
Jeff Jones (inducted 2025)
Jeff Jones' coaching tenure at American (2000-2013) was marked by unparalleled success and transformative leadership. Under his guidance, the Eagles won their first two Patriot League Championships and earned back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2008 and 2009. In his 13 seasons, Jones' teams captured four Patriot League regular-season titles and played in five championship games, a testament to his ability to consistently compete at the highest level. With an overall record of 212-182, Jones became the winningest coach in program history, achieving nine winning seasons and mentoring 22 All-Patriot League selections. Among his standout players, two were named Patriot League Players of the Year—Patrick Doctor in 2002 and Derrick Mercer in 2009—while Andre Ingram and Mercer were recognized as Rookies of the Year. Jones' coaching prowess earned him Patriot League Coach of the Year honors in 2009. His emphasis on academic and personal development saw 60 of his players named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, while 23 of his athletes pursued professional careers.

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