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honors and awards
all-ivy league
1954-present
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
Chet Forte
Ted Dwyer (second team)
Frank Thomas (second team)
Ted Dwyer
Chet Forte
Bob Lehner (hon. mention)
Murray Melton (hon. men.)
Ed Auzenbergs (second team)
Richie Rodin (second team)
Ed Auzenbergs (hon. men.)
Art Woliansky (hon. mention)
Jim Cleven (hon. mention)
Neil Farber (hon.mention)
Neil Farber (second team)
Ken Benoit (hon. mention)
Neil Farber (second team)
Stan Felsinger (second team)
Stan Felsinger
Dave Newmark
Roger Walaszek (second team)
Jim McMillian
Dave Newmark
Heyward Dotson (second team)
Roger Walaszek (second team)
Heyward Dotson
Jim McMillian
Roger Walaszek (hon. men.)
Heyward Dotson
Jim McMillian
Larry Gordon (hon. mention)
Elliot Wolfe (hon. mention)
Bob Evans
Mark Hardaway (second team)
Mike Finley (hon. mention)
Mark Hardaway (hon. men.)
Elmer Love (hon. mention)
Alton Byrd
Ricky Free
Juan Mitchell (hon. mention)
Alton Byrd
Ricky Free
Juan Mitchell (hon. mention)
Alton Byrd
Ricky Free (second team)
Juan Mitchell (second team)
Kurt Mahoney (hon. mention)
Darren Burnett
Richie Gordon (hon. mention)
Darren Burnett
George Meikle (second team)
Tom Gwydir (second team)
Dale Smith (second team)
Tom Gwydir
Sean Couch (hon. mention)
Sean Couch
Chip Adams (hon. mention)
Matt Shannon (hon. mention)
Matt Shannon (second team)
Matt Shannon (second team)
Buck Jenkins
Buck Jenkins
Russ Steward
Tom Casey
Buck Jenkins (Player of the Year)
Jamal Adams (second team)
C.J. Thompkins (second team)
C.J. Thompkins (second team)
Gary Raimondo (second team)
Gary Raimondo (second team)
Craig Austin
Craig Austin (Player of the Year)
Chris Wiedemann (hon. mention)
Craig Austin (second team)
Matt Preston (second team)
Matt Preston (second team)
John Baumann (second team)
John Baumann
John Baumann
Jason Miller (second team)
Note: Based on vote of head
coaches. Players were first team
unless otherwise noted.
ivy league
awards
Ivy League Player of the Year
1992-93 Buck Jenkins ’93
2000-01 Craig Austin ’02
Ivy League Rookie of the Year
1976-77 Alton Byrd ’79
1986-87 Guido Casparis ‘90
regional
awards
E.C.A.C. Sophomore of the Year
1965-66 Dave Newmark ’68
1967-68 Jim McMillian ’70
E.C.A.C. All-East
1957-58
Rudy Milkey ’58
1962-63
Neil Farber ’65
1965-66
Dave Newmark ’68
1967-68
Jim McMillian ’70
1968-69
Jim McMillian ’70
1969-70
Jim McMillian ’70
1991-92
Buck Jenkins ’93
1992-93
Buck Jenkins ’93
All-Metropolitan Area
2004-05
Matt Preston ‘05
2006-07
John Baumann ‘08
2007-08
John Baumann ‘08
2008-09
Jason Miller ‘09
national
basketball
hall of fame
Alva Duer, Alumnus
Harry A. Fisher, Alumnus/A.D./
Coach
Clarence Gaines, Alumnus
Edward J. Hickcox, Alumnus
Howard Hobson, Alumnus
Charles Murphy, Alumnus
Elmer Ripley, Coach
Arthur L. Trester
national
awards
National Player of the Year
Ted Kiendl 1911, 1910-11
Chet Forte ’57, 1956-57
National Coach of the Year
Lou Rossini, 1950-51
(Philadelphia Basketball
Writers Association)
Jack Rohan ’53, 1967-68
(Metropolitan Basketball
Writers Association)
Frances P. Naismith Hall of Fame
Award
(Player of the Year, Under Six Feet Tall)
Alton Byrd ’79, 1978-79
Lou Bender
'31CC
allamericans
Matt Preston'05CC
1926-27
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1947-48
1950-51
1955-56
1956-57
1965-66
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
2000-01
John Lorch ’27
Lou Bender ’32
George Gregory ’31
Lou Bender ’32
Dave Jones ’32
Bill Nash ’36
Bill Nash ’36
John O’Brien ’38
John O’Brien ’38
Walt Budko ’48
John Azary ’51
Chet Forte ’57
Chet Forte ’57
Dave Newmark ’68
Jim McMillian ’70
Dave Newmark ’68
Jim McMillian ’70
Jim McMillian ’70
Craig Austin ’02 (hm)
Columbia - 86 - BASKETBALL
all-eil
eastern
intercollegiate
league
(1904-53)
1904-05
1905-06
1906-07
1907-08
1908-09
1910-11
1911-12
1912-13
1913-14
1914-15
1920-21
1922-23
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1940-41
1944-45
1946-47
1947-48
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
Harry Fisher
Marcus Hurley
Marcus Hurley
Marcus Hurley
S. Melitzer
J.J. Ryan
W.A. Kimbel
J.J. Ryan
Ted Kiendl (second team)
S. Melitzer (second team)
B.P Cerussi
Ted Kiendl
W.A. Kimbel
S. Melitzer
J.J. Ryan
A.D. Alexander
Ted Kiendl
W.M. Lee
R.V. Mahon
Claus Benson (second team)
Claus Benson
E.H. Osterhout
Dan Meehan (second team)
S. Jacques
R. Benson (second team)
Dan Meehan (second team)
Charlie Lee
James Johnson (second team)
Samuel Strom (second team)
R.J. Kirchmeyer (second team)
H.C. Wilson (second team)
William Laub
W.A. Mannheim
Jack Rothenfeld
John Lorch
George Gregory
Arthur Smith
Lou Bender
George Gregory
Don Magurk
Sam Schoenfeld
Lou Bender
George Gregory
Dave Jones
Lou Bender
Dave Jones
Leonard Hartman
Bill Nash
Jim Casey
Bill Nash
C. Wolf
John O’Brien
John O’Brien
Bill Hasslinger
Norm Skinner
Walt Budko
Walt Budko
Sherry Marshall
John Azary
John Azary
Jack Molinas (second team)
Bob Reiss (second team)
Al Stein (second team)
Thomas Powers (hon. mention)
Al Stein
Bob Reiss (second team)
Jack Molinas
Note: Based on vote of head
coaches. Players were first team
unless otherwise noted.
honors and awards
The Sheldon B. Preschel
Memorial Award
Awarded annually to the member of the
varsity basketball squad who achieves
the best scholastic average through the
semester preceding the Annual Varsity
“C” Dinner.
Jason
Miller ‘09
The Raymond J. Fullerton
Memorial Award
Awarded annually to that member of the
basketball team who, in the estimation
of his teammates and coach, is judged
to be the most valuable in terms of spirit,
team play and skill. It was known as the
Basketball Award until 1974, when it was
presented as the Raymond J. Fullerton
Memorial Award, named after a longtime Columbia athletic trainer.
1952
1953
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005 2006
2007
2008
2009
Alan Stein ’52
Jack Molinas ’53
Chet Forte ’57
Franklin Thomas ’56
Chet Forte ’57
Rudolph Milkey ’58
Richard Rodin ’59
Edvins Auzenbergs ’61
Fred Portnoy ’63
Arthur E. Woliansky ’64
James Cleven ’63
Neil E. Farber ’65
Stanley Felsinger ’66
David Newmark ’68
Joel Hoffman ’67
Jim McMillian ’70
Jim McMillian ’70
Jim McMillian ’70
Elliot Wolfe ’71
W. Foley Jones ’73
Robert R. Evans ’73
Mark E. Hardaway ’75
Mark E. Hardaway ’75
Elmer D. Love ’78
Alton Byrd ’79
Richard M. Free ’79
Richard M. Free ’79
Kurt M. Mahoney ’81
Darren Burnett ’83
Darren Burnett ’83
Darren Burnett ’83
Mark D. Lay ’85
Dale M. Smith ’85
Thomas C. Gwydir ’86
Sean Couch ’87
Matthew Shannon ’89
Matthew Shannon ’89
Michael E. Jelinsky ’93
Buck Jenkins ’93
Buck Jenkins ’93,
Russell Steward ’92
Buck Jenkins ’93,
Tom Casey ’93
Jamal Adams ’94
Fred Johnson ’95
C.J. Thompkins ’97
C.J. Thompkins ’97
Gary Raimondo ’99
Gary Raimondo ’99
Craig Austin ’02,
Joe Case ’02
Craig Austin ’02
Craig Austin ’02
Marco McCottry ’03
Matt Preston ‘05
Matt Preston ‘05
John Baumann ’08
John Baumann ‘08
John Baumann ‘08
Kevin Bulger ‘10,
Jason Miller ‘09
Dalen
Cuff ‘06
The Walter H. Bernson
Memorial Award
Conferred annually upon the member
of the Columbia basketball team, who
in the estimation of his teammates and
coach, best exemplifies the qualities of
team spirit, hustle and determination.
1963 James Glynn ’63
1964 W. Roy Bohaboy ’64
1965 Michael M. Griffin ’65
1966 Kenneth Benoit ’66
1967 August Ganzenmuller III ’67
1968 Lawrence Borger ’68
1969 Roger Walaszek ’69
1970 Jim McMillian ’70
1971 Leon Williams ’71
1972 Gregory H. Tillman ’72
1973 Timothy P. Murray ’73
1974 John J. Byrnes ’74,
Darryl T. Downing ’74
1975 Michael Finley ’75
1976 Laurence J. Collins ’76
1977 Shane F. Cotner ’79
1978 Juan E. Mitchell ’79
1979 Juan E. Mitchell ’79
1980 Brad J. Brown ’83
1981 Vernon L. Outlaw ’81
1982 Michael J. Allen ’82
1983 Brad J. Brown ’83
1984 Carl R. Scholz ’84
1985 Mark D. Lay ’85
1986 Paul T. Lee ’86
1987 Charlton G. Adams ’87
1988 Jonathon Dwyer ’89
1989 Tony Chiles ’89
1990 Omar K. Sanders ’93
1991 Scott Bennett ’91
1992 Omar Sanders ’93
1993 Tom Brady ’93, Tom Casey ’93,
Mark Dumolien ’93,
Buck Jenkins ’93, Yon
Okorodudu ’93, Omar Sanders ’93
1994 James Waterer ’94
1995 James Tubridy ’96
1996 Gary Raimondo ’99,
James Tubridy ’96
1997 Dennis Bohn ’97, Matt Fuchs ’97
1998 Jason Wachob ’98
1999 Justin Namolik ’99
2000 Treg Duerksen ’02
2001 Joe Case ’02, Victor Munoz ’02
2002 Treg Duerksen ’02
2003 Allan MacQuarrie ‘05
2004 Matt Land ‘05
2005 Jeremiah Boswell ‘05
2006 Dalen Cuff ‘06
2007 Brett Loscalzo ‘08
2008 Brett Loscalzo ‘08
2009 K.J. Matsui ‘09
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Jeffrey F. Combs ’78
Eugene W. Schatz ’79
Eugene W. Schatz ’79
John H. Masterson ’83
Kevin L. Best ’81
Carl R. Scholz ’84
Thomas S. Brecht ’83
Carl R. Scholz ’84
Mark A. Murphy ’86
Mark A. Murphy ’86
Joseph A. Campanella ’89
Douglas Woods ’88
John MacPhee ’89
Steven Livingston ’91
Steven Livingston ’91
Eric Speaker ’92
Tom Brady ’93
Steve Marusich ’94
Fred Johnson ’95
Matthew Fuchs ’97
Matthew Fuchs ’97
Abe Yasser ’99
Abe Yasser ’99
Michael Merley ’01
Joe Case ’02
Marco McCottry ’03
Marco McCottry ’03
Allan MacQuarrie ‘05
John-Michael Grzan ‘06
John-Michael-Grzan ‘06
Ben Nwachukwu ‘08
Ben Nwachukwu ‘08
Patrick Foley ‘10
Ben Nwachukwu ‘08
Columbia - 87 - BASKETBALL
The Jason Wachob
Award
Awarded to the member on the men’s
basketball team who, in the estimation
of his coaches, fought through adversity
and, in the words of Jason Wachob,
“never gave up on his teammates or
himself.”
2001 Michael Merley ’01
2002 Michael McBrien ’02
2003 Chris Wiedemann ’03
2004 Maurice Murphy ‘04
2005 Colin Davis ‘05
2006 Joe Bova ‘09
2007 Kashif Sweet ‘08
2008 Joe Bova ‘09
2009 Joe Bova ‘09
Joe
Bova ‘09
program records
individual records
team records
Points
Game
47
Season 694
Career 1,767
Buck Jenkins vs. Havard, Feb. 15, 1991
Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)
Buck Jenkins, 1989-93 (104 games)
Field Goals
Game
18
Season 253
Career
677
Chet Forte vs. Penn, Feb. 13, 1957
Jim McMillian, 1969-70 (25 games)
Jim McMillian, 1967-70 (77 games)
Field Goal Attempts
Season 583 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)
Career 1,450 Buck Jenkins, 1989-93 (104 games)
Three-Point Field Goals
Game
8 Dragutin Kravic vs. Yale, March 6, 2004
Season
87 C.J. Thompkins, 1996-97
Career
189 Matt Shannon, 1986-89
Three-Point Attempts
Game
13 Matt Shannon vs. Dartmouth, Feb. 19, 1988
C.J. Thompkins vs. Fordham, Nov. 26, 1996
Season 207 C.J. Thompkins, 1996-97
Career
468 Matt Shannon, 1986-89
Free Throws
Game
20
Season 224
Career
525
Chet Forte at Yale, Jan. 18, 1956
Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)
Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)
Free Throw Attempts
Season 263 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)
Career
624 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)
Rebounds
Game
31
Season 408
Career 1,022
Jack Molinas vs. Brown, Jan. 29, 1953
Frank Thomas, 1954-55 (25 games)
Frank Thomas, 1953-56 (71 games)
Assists
Game
Season
Career
Tony Chiles vs. USMMA, Jan. 9, 1988
Alton Byrd, 1976-77 (26 games)
Alton Byrd, 1976-79 (71 games)
18
210
526
levien gymnasium
individual records
Points
Game
118 (W, 118-90)at Wagner, Jan. 17, 1977
Points
Season 2,206 1967-68 (28 games)
37 C.J. Thompkins vs. Army, Jan. 20, 1997
Buck Jenkins vs. Manhattan, Jan. 4, 1993
Points Against
Game
114 (L, 85-114) at Rutgers, Dec. 5, 1974
Field
Goals
Season 2,219 1974-75 (26 games)
14 Wayne McKoy, St. John’s, Dec. 12, 1978
Field Goals
Field Goal Attempts
Game
49 at Wagner, Jan. 17, 1977
25 Brian Saunders, Brown, Jan. 29, 1977
Season
810 1967-68 (28 games)
Wayne McKoy, St. John’s, Dec. 12, 1978
Field Goal Attempts
Free
Throws
Game
105 vs. Dartmouth, Jan. 20, 1951
21 Leon Brisport, Stony Brook, Dec. 9, 2000
Three-Point Field Goals
Free Throw Attempts
Game
16 vs. Polytechnic, Dec. 29, 2007
25 Leon Brisport, Stony Brook, Dec. 9, 2000
Season
218 1996-97 (26 games)
Three-Point Attempts
Game
46 vs. Polytechnic, Dec. 29, 2007
Season
629 1996-97 (26 games)
Free Throws
Game
44 at Lafayette, Dec. 5, 1964
Season
620 1956-57 (24 games)
levien gymnasium
TEAM records
Rebounds
Game
72 vs. CCNY., Dec. 1, 1971
Season 2,016 1956-57 (24 games)
Most Points
109 Columbia (vs. Polytechnic), Dec. 29, 2007
Assists
Game
33 vs. Wake Forest
(at The Spectrum, Phila.), Dec. 27, 1969
Season
424 2003-04 (27 games)
Scoring Average
Season 28.9 Chet Forte, 1956-57 (24 games)
Career 24.8 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games)
68
209
Sean Couch, 1986-87 (26 games)
Gary Raimondo, 1995-99 (100 games)
Blocks
Season
Career
68
184
Chris Wiedemann, 2001-02 (27 games)
Chris Wiedemann, 1999-03 (81 games)
Walt Budko ‘51
career scoring leaders
ank Name (Seasons)
R
1. Buck Jenkins (1989-93)
2. Jim McMillian (1967-70)
3. Chet Forte (1954-57)
4. Craig Austin (1998-02)
5. Gary Raimondo (1995-99)
6. John Baumann (2004-08)
7. Heyward Dotson (1967-70)
8. Neil Farber (1962-65)
9. Stan Felsinger (1963-66)
10. C.J. Thompkins (1993-97)
11. Ricky Free (1976-79)
12. Sean Couch (1983-87)
13. Matt Shannon (1985-89)
14. Darren Burnett (1979-83)
15. Walt Budko (1942-44,’46-48)
16. Russ Steward (1988-92)
17. Jack Molinas (1950-53)
18. Justin Namolik (1995-99)
19. John Azary (1948-51)
20. Norm Skinner (’44-45,’47-50)
21. Ted Dwyer (1954-57)
22. Roger Walaszek (1965-69)
Richie Gordon (1979-83)
Games
104
77
65
108
100
96
76
67
69
90
78
91
94
102
81
102
59
104
72
95
73
77
102
Assists
18 Tony Chiles vs. USMMA, Jan. 9, 1988
Free Throw Attempts
Game
56 vs. Pennsylvania, Feb. 13, 1957
Win/Loss Superlatives
Most Wins 23 1967-68 (23-5)
Most Losses 22 1974-75 (4-22)
Field Goal Percentage
1989-90 (4-22)
Season .598 Ricky Free, 1976-77 (26 games, min. 5 FG/g)
1994-95 (4-22)
Career .552 Ricky Free, 1976-79 (78 games)
Fewest Wins 1 1900-01 (1-4)
Fewest Losses 0 1903-04 (14-0)
Free Throw Percentage
1904-05 (13-0)
Season .852 Juan Mitchell, 1976-77 (20 games, min. 2.5 FT/g) 1909-10 (11-0)
Career .841 Chet Forte, 1954-57 (65 games, min. 300 FT)
Steals
Season
Career
Rebounds
19 Phil Brown, Brown, Feb., 15, 1975
Rob Crichton, Brown, Jan. 29, 1977
PointsAvg.
1,767
16.9
1,758
22.8
1,611
24.8
1,491
13.8
1,320
13.2
1,298
13.5
1,266
16.7
1,236
18.4
1,229
17.8
1,217
13.5
1,214
15.6
1,208
13.3
1,203
12.8
1,159
11.4
1,151
14.2
1,071
10.5
1,046
17.6
1,040
10.0
1,037
14.4
1,015
10.7
1,005
13.3
1,003
13.0
1,003
9.8
Columbia - 88 - BASKETBALL
Fewest Points
35 Ursinus (vs. Columbia), Nov. 25, 1995
Columbia (vs. Princeton), Feb. 7, 1981
Most Points, Both Teams
194 Columbia 103, Brown 91, Jan. 29, 1977
Fewest Points, Both Teams
75 Princeton 40, Columbia 35, Feb. 7, 1981
Attendance
3,514 Columbia vs. Penn, Feb. 27, 1993
levien gymnasium records
The Francis S. Levien Gymnasium was
opened at the start of the 1974 season,
replacing the University Gym, which continues to serve as an intramural facility. With a
capacity of 2,700, Levien Gym is one of the
larger facilities in the league.
In the summer of 2002, a brand new stateof-the-art floor was installed that provides
better spring and cushion for Columbia’s
student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University’s
department of facility management and its
department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million.
The improvements include a custom floor
created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring
Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch
boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch
boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed
boards provide more stability for the surface.
In the summer of 2004, the gym underwent
yet another major aesthetic renovation,
as new bleachers were added. The new
floor, modern seating and new signage
combine to give the Lions a true home-court
advantage.
Levien Gym is part of the Marcellus Hartley Dodge Physical Fitness Center, which
underwent major renovations in 1996, making it one of the premier athletic facilities
in the Ivy League. The locker rooms were
improved, the indoor track was resurfaced,
and the weight and workout facilities were
dramatically revamped.
lions all-time
home records
Year
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
Totals
W L
2 8
6 5
9 3
7 2
9 2
7 6
5 6
8 2
6 4
7 5
7 5
7 3
8 4
2 9
1 8
1 9
4 7
7 3
8 3
4 5
3 8
4 6
3 8
5 6
7 4
6 5
9 3
5 6
1 9
5 6
7 5
7 6
10 4
8 6
8 6
196 181 Pct.
.200
.545
.750
.778
.818
.538
.455
.800
.600
.583
.583
.700
.667
.182
.111
.100
.364
.700
.727
.444
.273
.400
.273
.455
.636
.545
.750
.455
.100
.455
.583
.538
.714
.571
.571
.520
Years
All-Time
Coaching Records
Name (No. of Years)
W
L
Pct.
1900-06
no head coach (6)
49
15
.734
1906-16
Harry A. Fisher (10)
101
39
1916-17
Carl J. Merner (1)
6
8
.721
.429
1917-18
John Murray (1)
4
9
.308
1918-19
Fred Dawson (1)
3
6
.333
1919-20
Claus D. “Babe” Benson (1)4
10
.286
1920-25
Joseph H. Deering (5)
46
40
.535
1925-33
Daniel Meehan (8)
94
56
.627
1933-42
Paul Mooney (9)
91
72
.556
1942-43
Cliff Battles (1)
8
8
.500
1943-45
Elmer Ripley (2)
16
19
.457
1945-46
Paul Mooney (1)
11
9
.550
Mooney overall (10) 101
81
.555
69
20
.775
117
71
.622
1946-50
Gordon Ridings (4)
1950-58
Lou Rossini (8)
1958-61
Archie Oldham (2.5)
15
39
.278
1961
Kenneth Hunter (0.5)
5
11
.313
1961-74
John P. “Jack” Rohan (13)154 161
.489
1974-78
Thomas V. Penders (4)
43
60
.406
1978-84
Arthur “Buddy” Mahar (6) 70
86
.449
1984-87
Wayne Szoke (3)
37
41
.474
1987-90
Wally Halas (3)
18
60
.231
1990-95
John P. “Jack” Rohan (5) 44
86
.338
198 247
.445
1995-2003 Armond Hill (7)
Rohan overall (18)
72 141
.338
2003-pres. Joe Jones (6)
75
.452
1900-2009 Totals (110)
Columbia - 89 - BASKETBALL
91
1152 1158
.499
career records
games played
1. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08)
2. Craig Austin (1999-02)
2. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
4. Joe Case (1999-02)
5. Mack Montgomery (2004-08)
6. K.J. Matsui (2005-09)
7. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
7. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
9. Darren Burnett (1980-83)
9. Richie Gordon (1980-83)
9. Russell Steward (1989-92)
110
108
108
107
106
105
104
104
102
102
102
games started
(not kept before 1989)
1. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
2. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
3. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
4. Craig Austin (1999-02)
5. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08)
6. John Baumann (2004-08)
7. Joe Case (1999-02)
8. Mack Montgomery (2004-08)
8. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03)
10. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
10. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
107
100
92
91
85
83
81
79
79
78
78
field goals made
1. Jim McMillian (1968-70)
2. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
3. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
4. Craig Austin (1999-02)
5. Neil Farber (1963-65)
6. John Baumann (2004-08)
7. Sean Couch (1984-87)
8. Stan Felsinger (1964-66)
9. Ricky Free (1977-79)
9. Matt Shannon (1986-89)
677
630
473
471
468
463
462
460
453
453
field goals attempted
1. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
2. Jim McMillian (1968-70)
3. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
4. Stan Felsinger (1964-66)
5. Craig Austin (1999-02)
6. Matt Shannon (1986-89)
7. Neil Farber (1963-65)
8. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
9. John Baumann (2004-08)
10. Sean Couch (1984-87)
1450
1319
1130
1094
1078
1071
1024
913
882
871
three-point fg made
1. Matt Shannon (1986-89)
2. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
3. K.J. Matsui (2005-09)
4. Erik Crep (1996-99)
5. Craig Austin (1999-02)
6. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
7. Dragutin Kravic (2002-06)
8. Treg Duerksen (2000-02)
9. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
10. Joe Case (1999-02)
....
13. Niko Scott (2006-pres.)
three-point fg attempted
1. Matt Shannon (1986-89)
2. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
3. Erik Crep (1996-99)
4. Craig Austin (1999-02)
5. K.J. Matsui (2005-09)
6. Dragutin Kravic (2002-06)
189
181
173
156
150
142
141
134
126
118
89
486
457
444
408
419
360
K.J.
Matsui ‘09
7. Joe Case (1999-02)
8. Treg Duerksen (2000-02)
9. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
10. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
345
335
330
314
free throws made
1. Matt Shannon (1986-89)
2. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
3. Darren Burnett (1980-83)
4. Heyward Dotson (1968-70)
5. Jim McMillian (1968-70)
6. Craig Austin (1999-02)
7. Stan Felsinger (1964-66)
8. Ricky Free (1977-79)
9. John Baumann (2004-08)
10. Neil Farber (1963-65)
453
432
421
406
404
399
309
308
302
300
defensive rebounds
1. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03)
2. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
3. John Baumannn (2004-08)
4. Fred Johnson (1992-95)
5. Joe Case (1999-02)
6. Craig Austin (1999-02)
7. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08)
8. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
9. Jim Tubridy (1993-96)
10. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
428
399
381
361
327
321
310
307
297
231
offensive rebounds*
1. John Baumannn (2004-08)
2. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03)
3. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08)
4. Jim Tubridy (1993-96)
5. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
6. Boris Piskun (1993-96)
7. Matt Preston (2001-05)
8. Jason Miller (2005-09)
9. Mike McBrien (1999-02)
10. Marco McCottry (2000-03)
189
166
164
148
143
143
137
112
107
102
*Offensive/Defensive rebounds were not kept
seperately until the 1990-91 season.
Columbia - 90 - BASKETBALL
total rebounds
1. Frank Thomas (1953-56)
2. Jim McMillian (1968-70)
3. Ricky Free (1977-79)
4. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03)
5. Dave Newmark (1966-68)
6. John Baumann (2004-08)
7. Russell Steward (1989-92)
8. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
9. Eric Clarke (1980-83)
10. Roger Walaszek (1967-69)
1022
743
662
594
572
570
552
542
510
502
assists
1. Alton Byrd (1977-79)
2. Tony Chiles (1986-89)
3. Elliot Wolfe (1969-71)
4. Darren Burnett (1980-83)
5. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
6. Mike Jelinsky (1990-93)
7. Dale Smith (1982-85)
8. Sean Couch (1984-87)
9. Heyward Dotson (1968-70)
10. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
526
323
316
313
308
301
278
247
237
236
Brett
Loscalzo ‘08
blocks
(first kept in 1984-85)
1. Chris Wiedemann (2000-03)
2. Tom Casey (1990-93)
3. Jamal Adams (1991-94)
4. Joe Case (1999-02)
5. Ben Nwachukwu (2004-08)
6. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
7. Steve Marusich (1991-94)
8. Jim Tubridy (1993-96)
9. Craig Austin (1999-02)
10. Dane Holmes (1989-92)
steals
(first kept in 1984-85)
1. Gary Raimondo (1996-99)
2. C.J. Thompkins (1994-97)
3. Craig Austin (1999-02)
4. Justin Namolik (1996-99)
5. Brett Loscalzo (2004-08)
6. Abe Yasser (1996-99)
7. Maurice Murphy (2000-04)
8. Jim Tubridy (1993-96)
9. Buck Jenkins (1990-93)
10. Omar Sanders (1990-93)
194
120
101
69
62
50
48
47
42
42
209
109
108
101
95
95
80
79
78
77
single-season records
single-season scoring
1. Chet Forte
1957
2. Jim McMillian
1970
3. Jim McMillian
1968
4. Buck Jenkins
1993
5. Dave Newmark
1966
6. Sean Couch
1987
7. C.J. Thompkins
1997
8. Stan Felsinger
1966
9. Craig Austin
2001
10. Bob Evans
1973
694
643
625
578
550
549
525
499
496
491
points per game
1. Chet Forte
2. Jim McMillian
3. Dave Newmark
4. Jim McMillian
5. Buck Jenkins
6. Sean Couch
7. Stan Felsinger
8. Stan Felsinger
9. Bob Evans
10. Jim McMillian
1957
1970
1966
1968
1993
1987
1966
1965
1973
1969
28.9
25.7
22.9
22.3
22.2
21.1
20.8
20.5
20.5
20.4
field goals made
1. Jim McMillian
2. Jim McMillian
3. Chet Forte
4. Sean Couch
5. Bob Evans
6. Stan Felsinger
7. Dave Newmark
8. Buck Jenkins
9. Jim McMillian
10. Rudy Milkey
1970
1968
1957
1987
1973
1966
1966
1993
1969
1958
253
236
235
212
207
197
197
188
188
181
Dave
Newmark ‘68
5. C.J. Thompkins
6. Dragutin Kravic
7. Buck Jenkins
8. Craig Austin
9. K.J. Matsui
9. Russ Steward
1996
2004
1993
2001
2009
1992
64
61
56
53
51
51
three-point field goal attempts
1. C.J. Thompkins1997
207
2. Treg Duerksen2002
175
3. Erik Crep1998
171
4. C.J. Thompkins1996
170
5. Treg Duerksen2000
160
6. Buck Jenkins1993
146
7. K.J. Matsui2009
139
8. Erik Crep1999
130
9. Dragutin Kravic2004
129
10. Craig Austin2001
129
Buck
Jenkins ‘93
7. Matt Shannon
8. Sean Couch
9. Bob Evans
10. C.J. Thompkins
1988
1987
1973
1997
field goal percentage
(minimum 100 attempts)
Made 1. Omar Sanders 1992 69
2. Ricky Free
1977 165
3. Tom Casey
1993 121
4. Tom Casey
1992 82
5. John Baumann 2007 145
6. Vernon Outlaw 1980 67
7. Sean Couch 1986 121
8. Heyward Dotson 1969 148
9. Bob Gailus
1970 61
10. Steve Livingston1989 97
406
397
387
372
Att.
100
276
207
141
251
116
210
262
108
172
three-point field goals made
1. C.J. Thompkins
1997
2. Treg Duerksen
2002
3. Treg Duerksen
2000
4. Erik Crep
1998
three-point field goal percentage
(minimum 50 attempts)
Made Att. 3 PT %
1. John Baumann 2007 29 57 50.9%
2. Jeremiah Boswell 2005 44 88 50.0%
3. K.J. Matsui
2008 50 102 49.0%
4. Russ Steward 1992 51 106 48.1%
5. Russ Steward 1991 23 50 46.0%
6. Mack Montgomery 2007 25 55 45.5%
7. Brett Loscalzo 2007 30 67 44.8%
8. Dragutin Kravic 2003 61 139 43.9%
9. Niko Scott
2009 27 64 42.2%
10. Joe Case
2000 45 107 42.1%
FG%
69.0%
59.8%
58.5%
58.2%
57.7%
57.8%
57.6%
56.5%
56.5%
56.4%
87
69
65
65
Mack
Montgomery ‘08
field goals attempted
1. Chet Forte
1957
2. Rudy Milkey
1958
3. Jim McMillian
1970
4. Stan Felsinger
1966
5. Jim McMillian
1968
6. Buck Jenkins
1993
583
508
493
465
455
433
Craig Austin '02CC
Columbia - 91 - BASKETBALL
single-season records
Franklin
Thomas ‘56
steals
1. Sean Couch 1987
2. Gary Raimondo1999
3. Gary Raimondo1998
4. Gary Raimondo1996
5. Jim Tubridy1996
6. Abe Yasser1999
7. C.J. Thompkins1996
8. Craig Austin2001
9. Justin Namolik1999
10. Noruwa Agho2009
68
64
56
52
44
44
40
38
38
37
free throws made
1. Chet Forte1957
2. Ted Dwyer1957
3. Dave Newmark1966
4. Jim McMilliam1968
5. Heyward Dotson1969
6. Buck Jenkins1993
7. Darren Burnett1982
8. Craig Austin2001
8. Jim McMillian1970
8. Stan Felsinger1965
224
166
156
153
150
146
143
137
137
137
free throws attempted
1. Chet Forte1957
2. Dave Newmark1966
3. Ted Dwyer1957
4. Heyward Dotson1969
5. Jim McMilliam1968
6. Buck Jenkins1993
7. Jim McMillian1970
8. Heyward Dotson1968
9. Stan Felsinger1965
10. Darren Burnett1982
263
216
214
208
199
193
184
182
180
177
free throw percentage
(minimum 100 attempts)
Made
1. Chet Forte
1957 224
2. Matt Preston
2004 98
3. Craig Austin
2001 137
4. Darren Burnett 1982 143
5. Craig Austin
2002 124
6. John Baumann 2006 109
7. Larry Gordon
1971 116
8. Richie Rodin
1958 101
9. Ted Dwyer
1957 166
10. Sean Couch
1987 107
Att.
263
116
169
177
156
138
147
129
214
138
REBOUNDS
1. Franklin Thomas1955
2. Dave Newmark1966
3. Ted Harvin1957
4. Phil Matthews1958
4. Jim McMillian1968
6. Mike Griffin1965
7. Ed Auzenbergs1960
8. Jim McMillian1970
9. Foley Jones1972
10. Ricky Free1977
408
346
307
275
275
265
246
242
235
234
assists
1. Alton Byrd1977
2. Alton Byrd1979
3. Mike Jelinsky1990
4. Mike Jelinsky1991
5. Elliot Wolfe1971
6. Tony Chiles1988
7. Dale Smith1985
8. Alton Byrd1978
9. Elliot Wolfe1970
10. Heyward Dotson1968
210
193
153
145
140
136
130
123
120
115
blocks
1. Chris Wiedemann2002
2. Tom Casey1993
3. Tom Casey1992
4. Chris Wiedemann2001
5. Chris Wiedemann2003
6. Jamal Adams1994
7. Dane Holmes1991
8. Steve Marusich1994
9. Chris Wiedemann2000
10. Jamal Adams1993
68
54
54
47
45
43
39
38
34
31
John
Baumann ‘08
FT %
85.2%
84.5%
81.1%
80.8%
79.5%
79.0%
78.9%
78.3%
77.6%
77.5%
Columbia - 92 - BASKETBALL
Jim
McMillian ‘71
year-by-year records
points
1957
Chet Forte
1958
Rudy Milkey
1960
Ed Auzenbergs
1961
Fred Portnoy
1962
Art Woliansky
1963
Neil Farber
1964
Neil Farber
1965
Stan Felsinger
1966
Dave Newmark
1967
Roger Walaszek
1968
Jim McMillian
1969
Jim McMillian
1970
Jim McMillian
1971
Larry Gordon
1972
Darryl Downing
1973
Bob Evans
1974
Mark Hardaway
1975
Mike Hardaway
1976
Elmer Love
1977
Ricky Free
1978
Ricky Free
1979
Ricky Free
1980
Kurt Mahoney
1981
Kurt Mahoney
1982
Darren Burnett
1983
Darren Burnett
1984
George Meikle
1985
Tom Gwydir
1986
Tom Gwydir
1987
Sean Couch
1988
Matt Shannon
1989
Matt Shannon
1990
Eric Speaker
1991
Buck Jenkins
1992
Buck Jenkins
1993
Buck Jenkins
1994
Jamal Adams
1995
Chad Brown
1996
C.J. Thompkins
1997
C.J. Thompkins
1998
Gary Raimondo
1999
Gary Raimondo
2000
Craig Austin
2001
Craig Austin
2002
Craig Austin
2003
Marco McCottry
2004
Matt Preston
2005
Matt Preston
2006
John Baumann
2007
John Baumann
2008
John Baumann
2009
Jason Miller
rebounds
PTS
694
447
346
355
386
388
433
451
550
337
625
490
643
436
302
491
318
400
363
434
368
412
301
275
357
353
302
284
356
549
452
333
297
469
437
578
356
109
386
525
338
446
384
496
447
243
412
356
370
373
468
273
PPG
28.9
18.6
15.0
15.4
16.0
17.6
18.8
20.5
22.9
14.0
22.3
20.4
25.7
18.1
12.6
20.5
12.7
15.4
14.5
16.7
14.2
15.8
12.5
10.6
13.7
13.6
12.6
10.9
13.7
21.1
17.4
12.8
11.9
18.0
16.8
22.2
13.7
6.05
14.8
20.2
14.7
17.2
14.2
18.4
15.9
9.0
15.3
13.7
13.7
13.3
16.1
9.8
REB RPG
1957
Ted Harvin
307
12.8
1958
Phil Matthews
275
11.5
1960
Ed Auzenbergs 246
10.7
1961
Fred Portnoy
206
8.9
1962
Jim Brogan
134
5.6
1963
Art Klink
178
8.1
1964
Mike Griffin
205
8.9
1965
Mike Griffin
265
12.0
1966
Dave Newmark 346
14.4
1967
Roger Walaszek 195
8.1
1968
Jim McMillian
275
9.8
1969
Jim McMillian
226
9.4
1970
Jim McMillian
242
9.7
1971
Foley Jones
184
7.7
1972
Foley Jones
235
10.2
1973
Bob Evans
196
8.2
1974
Rick Newsome 138
6.6
1975
Mike Haley
142
5.5
1976
Elmer Love
209
8.4
1977
Ricky Free
234
9.0
1978
Ricky Free
216
8.3
1979
Ricky Free
212
8.2
1980
Dave Westenburg120
4.6
1981
Vernon Outlaw 148
5.7
1982
Eric Clarke
181
6.9
1983
Eric Clarke
175
6.7
1984
George Meikle
157
6.5
1985
Tom Gwydir
156
6.0
1986
Tom Gwydir
120
4.6
1987
Sean Couch
147
5.6
1988
Trever Holland
141
5.4
1989
Dane Holmes
153
6.1
1990
Russell Steward 173
6.7
1991
Dane Holmes
152
5.8
1992
Russ Steward
154
5.9
1993
Tom Casey 175
6.7
1994
Jamal Adams
217
8.3
1995
Jim Tubridy
220
8.5
1996
Jim Tubridy
160
6.1
1997
Gary Raimondo 130
5.2
1998
Gary Raimondo 163
7.1
1999
Gary Raimondo 153
5.9
2000
Joe Case 150
5.6
2001
Chris Wiedemann 169
6.3
2002
Chris Wiedemann 190
7.0
2003
Marco McCottry 206
7.6
2004
Matt Preston
147
5.4
2005
Matt Preston
176
6.8
2006
John Baumann 161
6.0
2007
John Baumann 183
6.5
2008
John Baumann 194
6.7
2009
Jason Miller
186
6.6
assists
1961 Fred Portnoy
1962 Art Woliansky
1963 Neil Farber
1963 Stan Felsinger
1964 Ken Benoit
1965 Stan Felsinger
1967 Joel Hoffman
1968 Heyward Dotson
1969 Elliot Wolfe
1970 Elliot Wolfe
1971 Elliot Wolfe
1972 John Byrnes
1973 John Byrnes
1974 John Byrnes
1975 Mike Finley
1976 Elmer Love
1977 Alton Byrd
1978 Alton Byrd
1979 Alton Byrd
1980 Darren Burnett
1981 Darren Burnett
1982 Darren Burnett
1983 Darren Burnett
1984 Dale Smith
1985 Dale Smith
1986 Sean Couch
1987 Sean Couch
1988 Tony Chiles
1989 Tony Chiles
1990 Mike Jelinsky
1991 Mike Jelinsky
1992 Par Downing
1993 Par Downing
1994 Jamal Adams
1995 Jim Tubridy
1996 C.J. Thompkins
1997 Gary Raimondo
1998 Abe Yasser
1999 Abe Yasser
2000 Craig Austin
2001 Craig Austin
2002 Derrick Mayo
2003 Maurice Murphy
2004 Maurice Murphy
2005 Brett Loscalzo 2006 Brett Loscalzo
2007 Brett Loscalzo
2008 Brett Loscalzo
2009 Kevin Bulger
A
54
36
37
37
38
49
76
115
56
120
140
74
86
72
61
44
210
123
193
81
66
76
90
100
130
88
103
136
103
153
145
96
109
66
58
73
72
58
79
64
63
79
48
96
78
83
67
80
60
APG
2.3
1.5
1.7
1.7
1.7
2.2
3.0
4.8
2.3
4.8
5.8
2.9
3.4
3.3
2.3
1.8
8.1
6.5
7.4
3.1
2.7
2.9
3.5
3.8
5.0
3.4
3.9
5.2
4.1
5.9
5.8
4.0
4.4
2.5
2.2
2.8
2.9
2.2
3.0
2.4
2.3
3.0
1.9
4.3
2.9
3.1
2.5
2.8
2.1
steals
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Mike Jelinsky
Omar Sanders
Omar Sanders
Jamal Adams
Jim Tubridy
Gary Raimondo
C.J. Thompkins
Gary Raimondo
Gary Raimondo
Gary Raimondo
Craig Austin
Treg Duerksen
Craig Austin
Derrick Mayo
Maurice Murphy
Maurice Murphy
Jeremiah Boswell
Brett Loscalzo
Brett Loscalzo
Kevin Bulger
Noruwa Agho
36
37
36
27
30
52
37
37
56
64
29
29
38
23
29
33
29
31
21
23
37
blocks
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Dane Holmes
Tom Casey Tom Casey
Jamal Adams
Jim Tubridy
Jim Tubridy
Justin Namolik
Jason Wachob
Justin Namolik
Chris Wiedemann
Chris Wiedemann
Chris Wiedemann
Chris Wiedemann
Matt Preston
Matt Preston
Ben Nwachukwu
Dragutin Kravic
Ben Nwachukwu
Ben Nwachukwu
Jason Miller
39
54
54
43
26
20
18
14
8
34
47
68
45
10
20
11
11
18
18
21
field goals made
minimum 50 attempts
1957
Chet Forte
1958
Rudy Milkey
1960
Murray Melton
1961
Fred Portnoy
1962
Art Woliansky
1963
Neil Farber
1964
Neil Farber
1965
Stan Felsinger
Neil Farber
1966
Dave Newmark
Stan Felsinger
1967
Roger Walaszek
1968
Jim McMillian
1969
Jim McMillian
1970
Jim McMillian
1971
Larry Gordon
1972
Darryl Downing
1973
Bob Evans
1974
Mark Hardaway
1975
Mike Hardaway
1976
Elmer Love
1977
Ricky Free
1978
Juan Mitchell
1979
Ricky Free
1980
Kurt Mahoney
1981
Kurt Mahoney
1982
Darren Burnett
1983
Darren Burnett
1984
George Meikle
1985
Tom Gwydir
1986
Tom Gwydir
1987
Sean Couch 1988
Matt Shannon
1989
Matt Shannon
1990
Eric Speaker
1991
Buck Jenkins
1992
Buck Jenkins
1993
Buck Jenkins
1994
Jamal Adams
1995
Boris Piskun
1996
C.J. Thompkins
1997
C.J. Thompkins
1998
Gary Raimondo
1999
Gary Raimondo
2000
Craig Austin
2001
Craig Austin
2002
Craig Austin
2003
Marco McCottry
2004
Matt Preston
2005
Matt Preston
2006
John Baumann
2007
John Baumann
2008
John Baumann
2009
Jason Miller
three-point
field goals made
235
181
143
123
140
145
166
157
157
197
197
119
236
188
253
160
131
207
128
165
137
165
141
158
123
115
107
111
129
121
146
212
158
128
110
180
157
188
134
121
122
178
123
168
126
153
142
89
143
121
123
145
160
105
field goal percentage
minimum 50 attempts
1957
Ted Harvin
1958
Jim Iverson
1960
Ed Auzenbergs
1961
Fred Portnoy
1962
Paul Murphy
1963
Neil Farber
1964
Neil Farber
1965
Jack Dema
1966
Dave Newmark
1967
Larry Borger
1968
Larry Borger
1969
Heyward Dotson
1970
Bob Gailus
1971
Bob Evans
1972
Greg Tillman
1973
Bob Evans
1974
John Avery
1975
Mike Hardaway
1976
Elmer Love
1977
Ricky Free
1978
Ricky Free
1979
Ricky Free
1980
Vernon Outlaw
1981
Vernon Outlaw
1982
Eric Clarke
1983
Mark Lay
1984
George Meikle
1985
Mark Settles
1986
Sean Couch
1987
Sean Couch
1988
Galen Sorrells
1989
Steve Livingston
1990
Steve Livingston
1991
Jamal Adams
1992
Jamal Adams
1993
Jamal Adams
1994
Jamal Adams
1995
Boris Piskun
1996
Justin Namolik 1997
C.J. Thompkins
1998
Justin Namolik
1999
Gary Raimondo
2000
Mike McBrien
2001
Chris Wiedemann
2002
Mike McBrien
2003
Chris Wiedemann
2004
Dragutin Kravic
2005
John Baumann
2006
Ben Nwachukwu
2007
John Baumann
2008
Ben Nwachukwu
2009
Jason Miller
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FG %
44.5%
44.4%
44.6%
45.2%
48.0%
49.3%
45.9%
56.1%
54.4%
54.9%
63.7%
56.5%
56.5%
62.3%
52.3%
53.5%
49.1%
45.9%
47.9%
59.8%
51.4%
54.3%
57.8%
50.0%
55.6%
52.9%
53.9%
50.9%
57.6%
53.4%
53.2%
56.4%
56.1%
66.0%
70.6%
61.5%
52.5%
45.8%
47.7%
47.8%
46.4%
46.8%
50.0%
52.2%
46.2%
49.6%
51.9%
58.3%
52.3%
57.8%
51.9%
53.3%
1991
Russ Steward
1991
Eric Speaker
1992
Russ Steward
1993
Buck Jenkins
1994
Fred Johnson
1995
Tony Doyle
1996
C.J. Thompkins
1997
C.J. Thompkins
1998
Erik Crep
1999
Gary Raimondo
1999
Erik Crep
2000
Treg Duerksen
2001
Craig Austin
2002
Treg Duerksen
2003
Jeremiah Boswell
2004
Dragutin Kravic
2005
Jeremiah Boswell
2006
K.J. Matsui
2007
Niko Scott
K.J. Matsui
2008
K.J. Matsui
2009
K.J. Matsui
23
23
51
56
16
43
64
87
65
42
42
65
53
69
27
61
44
41
31
31
50
51
three-point
field goal percentage
minimum 50 attempts
1991 Russ Steward
1992 Russ Steward
1993 Buck Jenkins
1994 Fred Johnson
1995 Tony Doyle
1996 Justin Namolik
1997 C.J. Thompkins
1998 Erik Crep
1999 Gary Raimondo
2000 Joe Case
2001 Craig Austin
2002 Treg Duerksen
2003 Jeremiah Boswell
2004 Dragutin Kravic
2005 Jeremiah Boswell
2006 Dragutin Kravic
2007 John Baumann
2008 K.J. Matsui
2009 Niko Scott
46.0% (23/50)
48.1% (51/106)
38.4% (56/146)
35.6% (16/45)
40.9% (43/105)
39.5% (30/76)
42.0% (87/207)
38.0% (65/171)
36.5% (42/115)
42.1% (45/107)
41.1% (53/129)
39.4% (69/175)
38.0% (27/71)
43.9% (61/139)
50.0% (44/88)
42.0% (29/69)
50.9%(29/57)
49.0% (50/102)
42.2% (27/64)
free throw percentage
minimum 50 attempts
1957 Chet Forte
1958 Richie Rodin
1960 Murray Melton
1961 Fred Portnoy
1962 Jim Cleven
1963 Neil Farber
1964 Ken McCulloch
1965 Ken Benoit
1966 Ken Benoit
1967 Joel Hoffman
1968 Jim McMillian
1969 Jim McMillian
1970 Larry Gordon 1971 Larry Gordon
1972 Ron Boyd
1973 Bob Evans
1974 Mark Hardaway
1975 Mark Hardaway
1976 Dave Hassan
1977 Juan Mitchell
1978 Gene Bentz
1979 Alton Byrd
1980 Kevin Best
1981 Kurt Mahoney
1982 Darren Burnett
1983 Tom Brecht
1984 Mark Lay
1985 Dale Smith
1986 Todd Williams
1987 Sean Couch
1988 Matt Shannon
1989 Russell Steward
1990 Russell Steward
1991 Mike Jelinsky
1992 Russ Steward
1993 Buck Jenkins
1994 Boris Piskun
1995 Fred Johnson
1996 C.J. Thompkins
1997 Justin Namolik
1998 Corey Barnes
1999 Craig Austin
2000 Craig Austin
2001 Craig Austin
2002 Craig Austin
2003 Tito Hill
2004 Matt Preston
2005 Jeremiah Boswell
2006 John Baumann
2007 Patrick Foley
2008 Mack Montgomery
2009 Patrick Foley
85.2 (224/263)
78.3% (101/129)
82.4% (42/51)
73.6% (109/148)
77.4% (48/62)
73.1% (98/134)
80.5% (99/123)
78.7% (70/89)
74.4% (58/78)
74.1% (63/85)
76.9% (153/199)
74.0% (114/154)
81.8% (45/55)
78.9% (116/147)
70.8% (51/72)
71.9% (77/107)
74.7% (62/83)
71.4% (70/98)
78.3% (47/60)
85.2% (69/81)
82.4% (70/85)
77.1% (111/144)
77.2% (44/57)
83.3% (45/54)
80.8% (143/177)
77.3% (58/75)
73.3% (66/90)
77.8% (63/81)
82.7% (43/52)
77.5% (107/138)
77.3% (58/75)
76.5% (52/68)
77.3% (58/75)
71.2% (47/66)
82.2% (60/73)
75.6% (146/193)
76.9% (50/65)
84.2% (48/57)
74.3% (78/105)
72.5% (37/51)
80.8% (42/52)
75.4% (43/57)
77.2% (95/123)
81.1% (137/169)
79.5% (124/156)
68.5% (50/73)
84.5% (98/116)
78.2% (43/55)
79.9% (109/138)
86.7% (52/60)
80.7% (46/57)
82.2% (60/73)
columbia athletics hall of famers
GEORGE GREGORY
Inaugural Class
1931CC
Standing 6-foot-4, George Gregory towered over most of his fellow basketball players in the late 1920s. Gregory was
distinctive for two other reasons — he was the second African-American ever to play basketball at Columbia and the
first anywhere to be voted All-American.
In his first season, he helped the Lions to fourth place in the Eastern League, forerunner of the Ivy League. By his
junior year, Columbia had moved into first place in the league.
Columbia basketball took off in 1930-31, Gregory’s senior season. Serving as the Lions’ captain, he led them to 21
wins in 23 games and a second league title. He was named first team All-Eastern League, his third straight honor in
four years, finishing with 509 career points, extremely high for the era.
Gregory had attracted national attention, and he was voted first team Helms Foundation All-America, being joined
on the team by Purdue guard John Wooden, later to become the legendary UCLA basketball coach.
While still an undergraduate, Gregory began a lifelong career battling juvenile delinquency and defending civil rights. He served as the
boys’ director for the largest youth project for African-Americans in the nation, the Harlem Center of the Children’s Aid Society.
He went on to hold administrative positions at settlement houses and youth clubs such as the Harlem Youth Center and the First
Neighborhood House. He was a founding member of the NYC Youth Board in 1947.
From 1954 to 1968 Gregory was a commissioner on the Municipal Civil Service Commission, while spending 15 years in the office of
the Manhattan Borough President. From 1968 to 1979 he was an assistant administrator of what is now the Department of Environmental
Protection.
Gregory passed away in Manhattan on May 11, 1994, at the age of 88.
chet forte
Inaugural Class
1957CC
Many images of Chet Forte remain to this day. Forte racing down the middle of the court, Forte
going up for his virtually unstoppable jump shot, Forte leading the fast break.
But none are more vivid than a still photograph, not an action shot, but a team shot, and not
just any team.
The photo is of the 1957 All-American team. University of Kansas giant Wilt Chamberlain
dominates the “team”, but the person who immediately catches your eye is Chet Forte — the
smallest man on the All-American team, but the best.
In 1956-57, his senior season, he scored 694 points in 24 games, a 28.9 average, and was voted college basketball’s Player of the
Year, beating out the seven-foot Chamberlain and West Virginia great Hot Rod Hundley. Forte was a consensus All-America, won the
Haggerty Award as the top player in the New York Metropolitan area and was All-Ivy League and All-Metropolitan. He played in the national College All-Star Game and set a scoring record with 32 points.
Forte earned All-Ivy League status in his first season of varsity eligibility (1954-55) and went on to
earn All-America honors in 1955-56 and 1956-57. Forte scored 1,611 points in 65 games, averaging 24.8
points per game for his career.
In 1956-57, he set all of the Columbia scoring records, including points per game (28.9), free-throw
percentage (85.2%) field goals made (235), free throws made (224) and points in a season (694). Forte
still holds all but one of those records.
His one-game scoring record of 45 points, set in 1957 against Penn, stood until Buck Jenkins scored
47 against Harvard in 1991.
After a short career in minor league pro basketball, the Hackensack, N.J., native went into sports
broadcasting with ABC. He gained fame as the celebrated ABC sports director who helped to launch
Monday Night Football. As its first director, he earned a directing Emmy Award. He worked 25 years at
ABC, and directed the network coverage of two Olympic games.
In later years, Forte became a popular radio sports talk show host on XTRA in San Diego. He passed
away there May 18, 1996, at age 60.
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columbia athletics hall of famers
1967-68 ivy league championship team
Inaugural Class
Times have changed in the college basketball game. Nowadays, prospective players break into
the spotlight when they are just entering high school. By the time they have reached their junior
year, their college choices have been whittled down to a half dozen or so and their NBA draft
status is already under conjecture.
The 1966-67 Columbia freshman team ranked as one of the best in the Metropolitan Area,
whetting the basketball fans’ appetite for the 1967-68 varsity squad.
Under the direction of head coach Jack Rohan, the Lions did not disappoint, winning their first four over Lehigh, CCNY, NYU, and
Rutgers. But they lost their next three, all on the road, an Ivy League game at Cornell and contests against Georgetown and Fordham.
They then headed into the Holiday Festival, then college basketball’s most prestigious in-season tournament, an eight-team affair held
over three days at Madison Square Garden. The field boasted three top-20 opponents; West Virginia was first on the Lions’ path.
The Lions stunned the nationally ranked Mountaineers, 94-68, and went on to defeat No. 2 Louisville, 74-67, to advance to the championship game of the tournament vs. St. John’s. The Lions defeated St. John’s, 60-55, to claim their first and only Holiday Festival title.
Sophomore Jim McMillian was voted tournament MVP and the eyes of the basketball world turned toward Morningside Heights.
Back in the Ivy League, the Lions piled it on. They avenged the early loss to Cornell and trounced the Big Red, 93-51, then topped
Penn by 21 and powerful Princeton by nine.
Dangerous Dartmouth was defeated on the road, but by only six points. Columbia then won at Harvard, 103-70. They met the same
two teams back in New York, routing the Big Green, 86-58 and the Crimson, 115-56. The latter set Columbia’s all-time scoring record,
which stood until a 118-90 victory over Wagner in 1977.
Three more victories followed, giving Columbia a streak of 16 triumphs, but the Lions dropped the final regular-season game at Princeton, 68-57, necessitating a playoff.
Columbia fans packed St. John’s 6000-seat Alumni Hall for the Ivy League championship and the right to play in the NCAA tournament. In one of the greatest victories in Columbia history, the Lions defeated the Tigers 92-74 for the championship.
They were victorious in their first NCAA game, defeating La Salle, 83-69, but then lost in the East Regional semifinals to Davidson,
61-59, on the Wildcats’ “home turf” in Raleigh, North Carolina. Columbia concluded its dream season with a 95-75 victory over St. Bonaventure in the consolation game.
Columbia had won 23 of 28 games, the most victories in school history, and finished the season ranked sixth in the nation. Jack Rohan
was voted National Coach of the Year and both McMillian and 7-0 center Dave Newmark earned All-American honors. McMillian also was
ECAC All-East and the ECAC Sophomore of the Year, and won the Haggerty Award as the top player in New York City.
1950-51 eastern championship team
Second Class
From 1946 to 1950, the Columbia Lions were one of the top college basketball teams
in the east. In four years under head coach Gordon Ridings, the Lions won 77 percent
of their games, and won the championship of the Eastern Intercollegiate League – the
precursor to the Ivy League – twice, finishing second the other two seasons.
Hopes were high on Morningside Heights for another outstanding year in 1950-51.
The Lions had won their last nine games of the 1949-50 season. Captain John Azary
was coming off a 423-point season, the most prolific scoring year in Columbia Basketball history – and the Lions were returning a deep squad of talented upper classmen
and rising sophomores.
Just prior to the campaign – Columbia was dealt a significant blow when coach Ridings took ill with a heart attack just days before the season. Assistant coach Lou Rossini stepped in and took over as acting head coach
– at the age of 29.
After a tuneup over an alumni team, Columbia tipped off the season at University Gymnasium on December 6, 1950, and gave a
glimpse of the season to come with a 41-point thrashing of Amherst College, 79-38.
Throughout December the wins kept coming, including four straight on the road as Columbia ended the calendar year with a perfect
7-0 record.
The Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League season began in January and the Lions faced their traditional slate of Ivy foes.
In the League opener, Bob Reiss led the way with 19 points and 12 rebounds in an 85-45 blowout of the Cornell Big Red.
The second league game was against arch-rival Princeton – the defending league champions. With seconds remaining, and the game
in the balance, sixth man Robert Sullivan stole the ball and went in for the layup in a 53-52 victory, the Lions closest call all year.
In an era where teams averaged less than 40% from the field, Tom Powers led the team - and the conference - in shooting percentage,
hitting on 47% of his shots in league play.
Statisically, this team’s numbers are staggering: 12-0 in conference play, 21-0 overall, and 31 straight victories since the end of the
1949-1950 season. The Lions set team records in points per game, margin of victory and established a new Eastern League record for
field goals.
Although the Lions lost to a talented Illinois squad in the opening round of the NCAA tournament in a hard-fought 79-71 game – the
legacy of this magnificent team still stands as one for the ages.
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JIM MCMILLIAN
Inaugural Class
1970CC
New York City high schools turn out an abundance of scholastic basketball All-Americans each year. Few choose to attend an Ivy League college and even fewer opt for Columbia.
“Jimmy Mac” did and Columbia will never forget him.
“It was a strong school academically and it was close to home,” McMillian told Mike Scheinkman in a January 2000
Columbia Daily Spectator interview. “I didn’t even realize how strong the basketball program was.”
After playing on the freshman team his first year at Columbia, McMillian moved up to the varsity in 1967-68. Teaming
up with several other talented players, McMillian led the Lions to the winningest season in the school’s history, a 23-5
campaign that included the Ivy League championship (he won the Haggerty Award as the top collegiate player in New
York City), the Holiday Festival in Madison Square Garden (defeating West Virginia, Louisville and St. John’s on successive days) and reaching the second round of the NCAA Championships. McMillian, the Holiday Festival MVP, drew
national attention as Columbia finished the season ranked sixth in the nation.
The success continued the next two years, as Columbia posted 20-4 and 20-5 seasons, narrowly missing Ivy titles each year. Jimmy Mac
was All-Ivy and All-American each season.
In leading Columbia to a three-year mark of 63-14, McMillian not only was a three-time All-American and All-Ivy Leaguer, he was All-East each
year, the ECAC Sophomore of the Year, and became the first person ever to earn the Haggerty Award in each of his three varsity seasons.
He scored 1758 career points (then a record, now second) and averaged 22.9 points per game (second-best then and now). He is also second
in career rebounds (743) and holds the season records for field goals in a season (253) and career (677).
He was drafted in the first round by both the L.A. Lakers of the NBA and N.Y. Nets of the ABA. He chose the Lakers and spent three years
there, scoring 3714 points, an average of 15.3 per game.
john azary
Second Class, posthumous
1951CC
John Azary was born and raised in New York City where he learned to play basketball on the hard cement of the schoolyard grounds. Azary began his career at Columbia with large shoes to fill, replacing the great Walt Budko, who had just
graduated Columbia to pursue a career in the National Basketball Association.
In his first year at Columbia, Azary scored 298 points in 20 games, averaging 14.9 ppg, surpassing Budko’s first-year
scoring record. Throughout his career at Columbia, Azary was always one of the hardest workers on the team, on and
off the court. Always the first to come to practice and the last to leave, head coach Gordon Ridings said, “I never saw a
harder worker than John. He once stayed an hour after practice taking foul shots because he had missed two out of ten
free throws in the previous night’s game.”
Along with being a basketball superstar, John Azary was a member of the National Guard. While at Pine Camp,
N.Y., one summer for National Guard training, Azary caught a piece of shrapnel in his thigh during an exercise where
live ammunition was being used. He was hospitalized for a month and his college basketball career was in question,
but the wound eventually healed and he was able to successfully reclaim the Lions’ court. After four stellar years, Azary
graduated Columbia College in 1951 with a sociology degree. After military service in the Korean War, he continued his basketball career in the
Eastern League, a professional minor league.
On September 15, 1981, Azary passed away at the age of 51.
WALT BUDKO
Second Class
1948CC
In the early days of the National Basketball Association, Columbia’s own Walt Budko became one of its pioneers.
The sixth overall draft pick in the 1948 draft, he went on to play professionally for four seasons, including one as
player-coach for the Baltimore Bullets.
Budko grew up in Brooklyn, and attended Franklin K. Lane High School and Trinity Prep. After high school, Budko
continued his academic and basketball careers at Columbia. He arrived in September 1942 and made the varsity team
in his first year under wartime eligibility rules. In his rookie season, he tied the all-time Columbia single-season scoring
record by totaling 251 points in 18 games. Also in his first year, Budko played an astonishing 706 minutes out of a total of
720 minutes throughout the entire season.
Naval service split Budko’s tenure at Columbia after his sophomore year. Budko spent roughly three years in the
Navy, 15 months of that time stationed in the Pacific. He returned in 1946 to finish his last two years at Columbia, newly
married. In the 1946-47 season, Budko scored 315 points in 20 games setting a new Columbia record. A four-time All-Ivy
League honoree, Budko graduated in 1948 with more basketball accolades than anyone who preceded him, bringing a
new face to Columbia Basketball.
Budko played professionally in Baltimore and Philadelphia for four years. He eventually left basketball to join the business world, working as
a construction engineer and in real estate sales before finding his calling in insurance sales.
Budko worked in insurance sales from 1958 until his retirement in 1995. He is married with four children, one of whom, Pete Budko, starred
on the basketball court for the University of North Carolina.
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columbia athletics hall of famers
alton byrd
Second Class
1979CC
Alton Byrd flew from San Francisco to New York, excited to see what Columbia could offer him. Four years later,
Byrd left as one of the most decorated basketball players in Columbia history. If that wasn’t enough, Byrd took his skills
overseas and became known as “Great Britain’s greatest ambassador of the game.”
Byrd made an immediate impact, being named the Ivy League Rookie of the Year after his first varsity season. The
point guard would go on to receive first team All-Ivy League recognition in his three seasons.
Despite only playing three varsity seasons, Byrd still holds the career and single season records for assists. His 210
and 193 assists rank first and second all-time in a single season, while his 526 career assists is in a world of is own.
A three-year captain, Byrd was awarded the Frances Naismith Award by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of
Fame, given to the nation’s top collegiate player under six feet tall, elected after his senior season.
Byrd was selected by the Boston Celtics in the tenth round of the draft, but didn’t make the team, however, he had
another offer awaiting him. A Columbia alumnus, David Dubow ‘56BUS, offered Bryd the opportunity to work in his
market research company in London and play for a basketball team he owned, Crystal Palace.
Once again, Byrd’s impact was immediately felt, as Crystal Palace went 50-5 during his first year in England. He
was named the Player of the Year in the British professional league after the 1979-80 and 1980-81 seasons.
Byrd remained in the British Isles for almost 15 years as a player, coach, and team president. He is regarded as the most important figure in
the growth of British basketball. He returned to the United States in the 1990s, joining the NBA’s Sacramento Kings as a vice president. He and
his family still reside in Northern California.
bruce gehrke
Second Class, posthumous
1948CC
Bruce Gehrke was a typical three-sport star coming out of Sewanhaka High School in Floral Park, Long Island, but it
was football that eventually became paramount in Gehrke’s life.
It was a good choice for the future Columbia great who eventually went on to play for his hometown New York Giants and spent several years coaching high school football and basketball on his native Long Island.
Gehrke began his collegiate career at Columbia in September 1942. In his first year, he starred on the varsity
football, basketball and baseball teams.
The following year, Gehrke played shortstop for Columbia’s 1944 championship baseball team, while training for
the Navy. Hugely popular among his teammates and fellow students, Gehrke had that intangible flair for color that
made him a crowd pleaser. His play, in every sport, was daring and spectacular, with little regard for personal safety,
yet he was as crafty a competitor as anyone could have been.
Even competition in three varsity sports couldn’t fill Gehrke’s appetite for athletics, so he coached his fraternity
basketball team in intramural play.
Gehrke’s college career was cut into two parts when he spent a year with the Navy overseas in Okinawa during
World War II. He returned to Columbia for his junior year in September 1946.
Gehrke graduated from Columbia in 1948, finishing a phenomenal career that included a league title in baseball, two in basketball as well as
some of the Lions’ most successful football seasons.
BUCK JENKINS
Second Class
1993CC
In the 108-year history of Columbia Basketball, nobody has ever scored more points in a Lion uniform than Leonard
“Buck” Jenkins. His 1,767 career points at Columbia is a record that still stands today.
An impact player from the moment he arrived on Morningside Heights, Jenkins was part of the revitalization of
Columbia Basketball in the early 1990s.
In his sophomore season, Jenkins put the Ivy League on notice with his slashing style of play – averaging 18 points
per game and being selected to the All-Ivy League first team.
That year, on February 15, 1991, Jenkins torched the Harvard Crimson for 47 points – a school record which
stands today. Even more impressive was that he didn’t even attempt a single three-point field goal, allowing Jenkins to
be paired with Shaquille O’Neal as the only two collegians that season to score 40 or more points in a game without
the benefit of a three-pointer.
Jenkins was the Lions’ leading scorer in each of his final three seasons, named first-team All Ivy League each time.
In his senior year, Jenkins led the Lions to a 16-10 record and a second place finish in the Ivy League, averaging
22.2 points per game on his way to being named Ivy League Player of the Year and first-team All-Metropolitan.
After playing for two years in Europe and serving an assistant coach at his alma mater, Jenkins now resides in
Georgia and works at Inner Strength, Inc., a youth development program that uses basketball as a tool to mentor and
better shape the lives of young males.
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all-time letterwinners
-AAbrams, Saul ’70—1970
Adams,Charlton ’87—1984, 1985, 1986, 1987
Adams, Jamal ’94—1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 (C)
Agho, Noruwa ‘12— 2009
Aikenhead, Richard—1930(M)
Alexander, A.—1910, 1911
Allen, Michael ’82—1982
Allen, Theodore—1901(C), 1902, 1903, 1904
Allison, Harry ’47—1942, 1943, 1946
Altneu, Michael ’71—1971(M)
Ames, William ’68—1967, 1968
Ampim, Asenso ‘11—2008, 2009
Ancelowitz, Nathan—1928
Anderson, Edward ’39—1937, 1938, 1939
Apel, Otto—1944
Armstrong, Daniel ’84—1982, 1983
Armstrong, Donald ’09—1907
Armstrong, Justin ‘08 —2006, 2007, 2008
Armstrong, Paul ’71—1970, 1971
Asselin, Regis ’35—1933, 1934, 1935
Austin, Craig ’02—1999, 2000 (C), 2001 (C),
2002 (C)
Auwarter, Raymond—1945
Auzenbergs, Edvins ’61—1959, 1960, 1961(C)
Avery, John ’76—1974
Azary, John ’51—1949, 1950, 1951(C)
-BBaghoomian, Armineh ’94—1992(M), 1993(M),
1994(M)
Baines, William ’47—1942, 1943, 1947
Baldwin, Richard ’86—1984(M), 1985(M)
Ballon, Charles ’32—1929, 1932
Barnes, Corey ’01 — 1998
Baron, Drew ‘07 — 2004, 2005
Baumann, John ‘08— 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 (C)
Barrett, Gerard ‘07— 2004 ,2005
Bender, Louis ’32—1930, 1931, 1932 (C)
Benitez, Wilfredo ’85—1984, 1985(M)
Bennett, Charles ’40—1940(M)
Bennett, Eugene—1924(M)
Bennett, Scott ’91—1988, 1989, 1991(C)
Benoit, Kenneth ’66—1964, 1965, 1966(C)
Benson, Claus ’12—1910, 1912(C)
Benson, R. ’15—1912, 1913, 1914, 1915(C)
Bentz, Eugene ’78—1976, 1977, 1978
Bernson, Walter ’60—1958, 1959, 1960
Best, Kevin ’80—1978, 1980
Boggan, James ’72—1969, 1971, 1972
Bohaboy, William ’64—1963, 1964(C)
Bolt, John—1945
Boone, Jerry ’76—1974
Borger, Lawrence ’68—1967, 1968(C)
Boscowitz, H. Huber ’23—1923(M)
Boswell, Jeremiah ’05 — 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Bova, Joe ‘09—2007, 2008, 2009(C)
Boyd, Ronald ’74—1972
Boyle, Christopher ’83—1980, 1981
Brady, Thomas ’93—1990, 1992, 1993
Brandt, Paul ’53—1951, 1952, 1953
Brecht, Thomas ’83—1982, 1983
Brogan, James ’63—1961, 1962, 1963
Brown, Brad ’83—1980, 1981, 1982, 1983
Brown, Chad ’97—1994, 1995
Brown, Charles ’56—1954
Brown, Kenneth ’68—1967, 1968
Brown, Stephen ’60—1959
Brown, Steven ’00—1997, 1998
Buckelew, Ty ’94—1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Budko, Walter, Jr. ’48—1943, 1944,1947(C),
1948(C)
Bulger, Kevin ‘10—2007, 2008, 2009
Bullock, James ’79—1978(M), 1979(M)
Burghard, E. ’15—1913, 1914, 1915
Burnett, Darren ’83—1980, 1981,1982(C), 1983(C)
Burrows, John ’66—1964
Burstein, Albert ’47—1942, 1943, 1947
Byrd, Alton ’79—1977(C), 1978(C), 1979(C)
Byrnes, John ’74—1972, 1973, 1974(C)
-CCabrey, Raymond ’76—1975
Calder, E. ’15—1915
Caldwell, Daniel ’70—1970
Campanella, Joseph ’89—1988
Campbell, Donald ’44—1943
Cannon, H.—1905
Case, Joseph ’02—1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Casey, James, Jr. ’37—1935, 1936, 1937(C)
Casey, Thomas ’93—1990, 1991, 1992, 1993(C)
Casey, William ’75—1973, 1974
Casparis, Guido ’90—1987, 1988
Cerrone, John ’41—1940, 1941(C)
Chiles, Tony ’89—1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
Clarke, Eric ’83—1980, 1981, 1982, 1983
Clemons, Grant ’04—2002
Cleven, James ’63—1961, 1962, 1963(C)
Close, Edwin ’34—1934(M)
Clyne, H. ’12—1912(M)
Cohn, Charles ’56—1956
Collins, Laurence ’76—1974, 1975, 1976(C)
Combs, Jeffrey ’78—1976, 1977, 1978
Cooney, Royal ’25—1925(M)
Costello, Oliver ’77—1975
Cotner, Shane ’79—1977, 1978(C), 1979
Couch, Sean ’87—1984, 1985, 1986(C), 1987(C)
Coufal, Joseph ’50—1950
Crep, Erik ’99—1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Crimmins, Zack ‘11—2008, 2009
Crockett, Chris ‘12— 2009
Crowley, Daniel ’36—1935, 1936
Crudup, Claude ’97—1994
Csaplar, Wilfred ’57—1957
Cuff, Dalen ‘06 — 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (C)
Cumiskey, James—1944
Cuonzo, Angelo ’86—1985(M), 1986(M)
Cuthell, C.—1905, 1906, 1907(C)
-DDavis, Colin ’05—2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Davis, Llewellyn ’66—1966
Davis, Michael—1945(M)
Dehnert, Henry—1944
Dellicarri, Anthony ’78—1976
Dema, John ’67—1965, 1966, 1967
DeWilde, Darren ’92—1989, 1990
DiGiacomo, Lawrence ’75—1973, 1974
DiLorenzo, James—1944(M)
DiStefano, Peter ’88—1988(M)
Dittmar, Waldemar ’42—1942(M)
Dobel, Howard—1944, 1945
Dockerill, Howard ’25—1925
Donahue, Kevin ’79—1977
Donaldson, John ’25—1925
Dotson, Heyward ’70—1968, 1969, 1970
Dougherty, James ’42—1942
Downing, Darryl ’74—1972, 1973, 1974
Downing, Clifford “Par” ’93—1992, 1993
Doyle, Anthony ’97—1994, 1995
Duerksen, Treg ’01 — 2000, 2002
Dumolien, Mark ’93—1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Dwyer, Edward ’57—1955, 1956, 1957
Dwyer, Jonathan ’89—1987, 1988, 1989
Dwyer, W. ’15—1914, 1915, 1916 (C)
D’Annunzio, Joseph—1945, 1946(M)
-EEarle, V.—1901, 1902, 1903(C)
Egee, Steve ‘12— 2009
Elias, Henry—1901, 1902(C), 1903(C)
Erdheim, Martin ’62—1960, 1961, 1962(C)
Erlenbach, Gerald ’63—1962
Erlich, John ’59—1957, 1958
Evans, Gerald ’51—1951(M)
Evans, Robert ’73—1972, 1973
-FFalk, Byron ’60—1960(M)
Fallot, Leon ’43—1941, 1942
Farber, Neil ’65—1963, 1964, 1965(C)
Farrell, T. ’19—1919(C),1920(C)
Felsinger, Stanley ’66—1964, 1965, 1966
Fettuch, C.—1906
Fickeissen, George ’54—1952, 1953, 1954
Fields, Davey ’82—1979, 1981
Finley, Michael ’75—1975
Fisher, Harry—1903, 1904, 1905
Foerster, W. ’14—1914(M)
Fogel, Bruce ’70—1968, 1969, 1970
Foley, Patrick ‘10 — 2007, 2008, 2009 (C)
Fontana, Joseph ’48—1946(M), 1947(M)
Forte, Chester ’57—1955, 1957(C)
Foschi, Robert ’75—1973
Fox, Thomas—1944
Franco, Don ’61—1961
Free, Richard ’79—1977(C), 1978, 1979(C)
Friedland, Lewis ’66—1966(M)
Fuchs, Matthew ’97—1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
-GGailus, Robert ’71—1970, 1971
Gang, Michael ’59—1959
Ganzenmuller, August, Jr. ’37—1935, 936,1937
Ganzenmuller, August, III ’67—1965, 1966, 1967
Garcia, Joseph—1945
Garnevicus, Thomas ’69—1968
Gately, Michael — 2007
Gehrke, Bruce ’48—1943, 1944, 1947, 1948
Geiger, Ernest ’38—1938
Germann, Kenneth ’43—1941, 1943
Gerstman, David ’56—1956(M)
Gerussi, B.—1907, 1908, 1909
Gilbert, George—1945
Gilligan, John ’40—1939, 1940
Glynn, James ’63—1961, 1962, 1963
Goebel, William ’63—1963(M)
Goodman, F.—1901, 1902
Gordon, Jerome ’54—1952, 1953, 1954
Gordon, Lawrence ’71—1969, 1970, 1971
Gordon, Richard ’83—1980, 1981, 1982, 1983
Grandison, Aaron ’77—1975
Greenspan, Joel ’70—1968
Gregory, George ’31—1929, 1930, 1931(C)
Griffin, Michael ’65—1963, 1964, 1965
Griffin, Robert ’72—1970
Grzan, John-Michael’06 — 2004, 2005, 2006(C)
Guittar, Leroy ’53—1952, 1953
Gwydir, Thomas ’86—1984, 1985, 1986
Richie
Gordon ‘83
-HHackett, Ralph—1930
Haley, Michael ’77—1975
Hardaway, Mark ’75—1973, 1974, 1975(C)
Harris, Jacob ’61—1959
Harris, Melissa ’95B—1992(M)
Hartman, Leonard ’33—1931, 1932, 1933
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Hartman, Stephen ’63—1962, 1963
Harvin, Theodore ’59—1957
Harwood, Stanley ’50—1949
Hassan, David ’78—1976, 1977(C)
Hasslinger, William ’42—1940, 1941, 1942
Hawkins, Derek ’83—1980, 1981, 1982, 1983
Henkind, Paul ’55—1955
Hernandez, Patrick ’99—1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Herskowitz, Michael ’72—1972(M)
Hill, Egan ’03 — 2000, 2001
Hill, Tito ’05 — 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Hochette, H. ’17—1917(M)
Hodupp, Joseph ’33—1931, 1932
Hoffman, David ’61—1959
Hoffman, Joel ’67—1966, 1967(C)
Holland, Trever ’89—1987, 1988
Holmes, Dane ’92—1989, 1990, 1992
Holt, Ronald ’91—1989, 1990(C)
Hurley, Marcus—1904, 1905, 1906(C), 1907
-IImmerman, Bruce ’79—1977(M)
Irvine, Jaime ’03—2001
Iverson, James ’59—1958
-JJacques, S. ’13—1912, 1913(C)
Jelinsky, Michael ’93—1990, 1991
Jenkins, Leonard “Buck” ’93—1990, 1991, 1992,
1993(C)
Johnson, Frederick ’95—1994, 1995(C)
Johnson, J. ’19—1920
Johnson, Matt ‘12— 2009
Johnson, Richard ’53—1953
Jones, David ’32—1930, 1931, 1932
Jones, W. Foley ’73—1971, 1972(C), 1973(C)
-KKaigle, Robert ’77—1975
Kaplan, Alex ’50—1948, 1949, 1950
Kaplan, Harold ’59—1958, 1959
Kedron, Suzan ’92C—1990(M)
Kehoe, Kevin ’77—1975
Kemp, E. ’19—1920(M)
Kennedy, Kristine ’91—1988(M)
Kessler, Richard—1928(M)
Kiendl, Ted—1908, 1909(C), 1910(C), 1911(C)
Kilborne, K. ’16—1916(M)
Kimbel, W.—1908, 1909
Kirchmyer, Ray ’26—1926
Klink, Arthur ’65—1963, 1964, 1965
Kohlbusch, A. ’13—1913(M)
Kornsand, E. ’16—1915
Kravic, Dragutin ‘06 — 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Ksieniewicz, Charles ’67—1967
Kutlow, Herbert ’56—1954, 1955, 1956
Kutlow, Jay ’80—1979, 1980(C)
-LLampros, George ’49—1948(M), 1949(M)
Land, Matthew ’05—2002, 2003, 2004, 2005(C)
Lane, Neil ’56—1956
Laub, William ’26—1926
Lautkin, Arthur ’32—1930, 1932
Lawson, Andrew ’36—1936(M)
Lay, Mark ’85—1982, 1983, 1984(C), 1985(C)
Leede, John ’54—1954
Lee, J. ’15—1912, 1913, 1914, 1915
Lee, Paul ’86—1984, 1985, 1986(C)
Lee, W.—1910, 1911
Leggett, Stanton ’38—1937, 1938
Lehman, Edwin ’54—1952, 1953, 1954
Lehner, Robert ’57—1955, 1956, 1957
Leonard, C. ’17—1917
Leslie, Porter ‘06— 2004
Levine, Morton ’56—1954, 1955, 1956
Lewers, Cornett ’76—1974, 1975
Lewis, Frank ’51—1949, 1950, 1951
Lewis, Peter ’54—1953(M)
Lhowe, Joseph ’39—1939(M)
all-time letterwinners
Lim, Howard ’74—1973(M), 1974(M)
Livingston, Steven ’91—1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
Lockspeiser, Lester ’65—1963, 1965
Lockwood, William ’49—1947, 1949(C)
Loeb, Michael ’50—1950(M)
Lolordo, Vincent ’48—1944, 1947
London, Herbert ’60—1958, 1959, 1960
Lorch, John ’27—1926, 1927(C)
Loscalzo, Brett ’08— 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 (C)
Love, David ’56—1955
Love, Elmer ’78—1976, 1977
Lynch, Joseph ’81—1979
-MMaack, Herbert ’42—1940, 1942
MacPhee, John ’90—1987, 1989
MacQuarrie, Alan ’05—2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Macioce, Thomas ’39—1937, 1938, 1939(C)
Madden, William ’28—1926, 1927, 1928(C)
Maduri, Anthony ’87—1984, 1985
Magurk, Donald—1928, 1929(C), 1930
Mahoney, Kurt ’81—1979, 1980, 1981
Mahon, R.—1908, 1910, 1911
Mannheim, Alfred ’26—1926(C)
Maratos, Stanley ’53—1951, 1952, 1953
Maroon, Tufik ’34—1934
Marshall, Sherrod ’50—1947, 1948, 1949, 1950
Martens, Lester ’44—1942, 1943(C)
Marusich, Steve ’94—1992, 1993, 1994
Mase, Issa ‘12— 2009
Matsui, K.J. ‘09—2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Matthews, Philip ’59—1957, 1958, 1959(C)
Matthews, Wesley ‘10 — 2007
Mayo, Derrick ’02 — 2000, 2001, 2002
Mboya, Anthony ’01 — 1998, 1999
McAuliffe, Brian ’74—1973
McBrien, Michael ’02—1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
McCottry, Marco ’03—2001, 2002, 2003(C)
McCoy, Robert ’32—1931, 1932
McCulloch, Kenneth ’65—1963, 1964, 1965
McDowell, Owen ’34—1932, 1933, 1934 (C)
McGrain, Jonathan ’86—1984(M), 1985(M)
McElaney, John ’80—1978, 1979
McIlvennan, Stewart ’42—1940, 1941, 1942(C)
McIntyre, John ’74—1973(M)
McIvor, Kevin ’86—1984, 1985, 1986
McMillian, James ’70—1968, 1969, 1970(C)
McPhee, Ronald ’55—1954, 1955(C)
Medvedeff, Vadim ’41—1939
Meenan, Dan ’14—1912, 1913, 1914(C)
Meikle, George ’85—1983, 1984
Meisel, William ’34—1933, 1934
Melitzer, Samuel ’09—1906, 1907, 1908, 1909
Melton, Murray ’61—1959, 1960
Mendelsohn, A.—1911
Merckel, Frederick, Jr. ’50—1949(M), 1950(M)
Merley, Michael ’01—1998, 1999, 2000 (C), 2001 (C)
Metz, Bruce ’69—1968, 1969
Metz, Gregory ’92—1989
Middleton, William—1928, 1929, 1930
Milenko, Irving ’47—1946, 1947
Milkey, Rudolph ’58—1956, 1957, 1958(C)
Miller, Jason ’09—2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Mitchell, Juan ’79—1977, 1978, 1979
Molinas, Jack ’53—1951, 1952, 1953(C)
Moller, George—1944
Moloney, Herbert, Jr. ’43—1943(M)
Monks, Edward ’71—1970
Montgomery, Mack ‘08— 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008(C)
Moore, Dennis ’76—1974, 1976(C)
Moore, G.—1905, 1906
Morales, Karla ’94—1992(M)
Morgan, Wayne—1944
Morris, Donald ’67—1967(M)
Moskowitz, Monroe ’48—1947
Moss, Monroe ’48—1948
Mueller, William ’26—1926(M)
Muñoz, Victor ’02—1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Murphy, Mark ’86—1983, 1984, 1985, 1986
Murphy, Maurice ’04—2001, 2002, 2003, 2004(C)
Murphy, Paul ’63—1961, 1962, 1963
Murray, Timothy ’73—1972, 1973
Myers, Albert ’40—1939, 1940
-NNaley, John ’55—1953, 1954
Namolik, Justin ’99—1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Nash, William ’36—1934, 1935, 1936(C)
Naylor, John ’40—1938, 1939, 1940(C)
Needleman, Stanley ’60—1958, 1959, 1960
Nelson, Genevieve ’90GS—1990(M)
Newmark, David ’68—1966, 1968
Newsome, Lars ’76—1974
Nolan, Leo’09—2006, 2007
Norris, Mount ’28—1926
Northcott, John ’37—1937(M)
Nwachukwu, Ben ‘08— 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
-OObey, Edward ’31—1929, 1930, 1931
Odorico, John—1944
Okorodudu, Yon ’93—1993
Olsen, Gunnar ’50—1949
Orcutt, John ’55—1955(M)
Osterhout, E. ’12—1912
Outlaw, Vernon ’81—1980, 1981(C)
Owens, Chris ‘04— 2004
O’Brien, James ’44—1943
O’Brien, John ’38—1936, 1937, 1938(C)
O’Connell, Frank—1901, 1902, 1903, 1904(C)
O’Connell, John ’77—1975
-PPacker, Henry—1927(M)
Palumbo, Joseph—1945
Pashayan, Albert ’44—1942
Pellino, Stephen ’73—1972, 1973
Petrucelli, William ’51—1949
Petrunoff, Ron ’84—1984
Picariello, Ayana ’95C—1993(M), 1994(M),
1995(M)
Piskun, Boris ’96—1994, 1995, 1996
Plantada, Cassey ’96C—1994(M), 1995(M)
Poch, Herbert ’49—1945, 1946(C), 1948, 1949
Portnoy, Fred ’63—1961
Powers, Thomas ’51—1949, 1950, 1951
Preston, Matthew ’05—2002, 2003, 2004, 2005(C)
Primich, Frank ’42—1941, 1942
Prioleau, Romona ’88—1987(M)
Profant, John—1945
Prouser, Richard ’69—1969(M)
Pruitt, Christopher ’85—1984
-RRafal, Harold—1938, 1939
Raimondo,Gary’99—1996,1997,1998(C),1999(C)
Ratshin, Jon ’96—1996(M)
Reilly, Maurice ’23—1923
Reiss, Robert ’52—1950, 1951, 1952
Retano, Samuel ’40—1938, 1939
Reynolds, R.’15—1913, 1914
Richmond, Robert ’41—1941
Rieger, Fred ’28—1926, 1927, 1928
Robbins, Philip ’63—1962, 1963
Roberts, Arthur ’65—1964
Roberts, C. ’16—1913
Roberts, H. ’15—1915(M)
Robinson, Merrill, Jr. ’38—1936
Rodin, Richard ’60—1958, 1959, 1960(C)
Rogers, A.—1903, 1904
Rohan, John ’53—1951, 1952, 1953
Rosenfeld, Howard ’53—1953
Rosenthal, Robert ’61—1961 (M)
Rossini, Lucio ’47—1946
Rothenfeld, Jack ’27—1926, 1927
Rutecki, Richard ’81—1979
Ryan, J.—1906, 1907, 1908(C), 1909
Ryan, Patricia ’89—1989(M)
Tomb, Thomas ’35—1933, 1934, 1935
Tooter, Howard ’66—1966(M)
Townsend, H.—1903
Trepanier, Dan ’09—2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Tubridy, James ’96—1994, 1995, 1996 (C)
Turbenbach, C.—1904, 1905
Tynan, Martin ’21—1920(C), 1921(C)
Tys, Remy ’30—1928, 1929, 1930(C)
Twer, Ethan ’96—1995, 1996
-UUhrbach, George—1928, 1929
Dan
Trepanier ‘09
-SSafran, Frank ’58—1958(M)
Sager, William ’21—1921(M)
Sanders, Omar ’93—1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Schaefer, Elwyn, Jr. ’66—1966
Schatz, Eugene ’79—1978, 1979
Schiller, Jonathan ’69—1967, 1968, 1969
Schneider, Robert ’64—1964(M)
Schnepp, C.—1908
Schoenfeld, Samuel—1930
Scholz, Carl ’84—1982, 1983, 1984(C)
Schwartz, Stephanie ’88C—1987(M), 1988(M)
Scott, Niko ‘10 —2007, 2008, 2009
Settles, Mark ’86—1983, 1984, 1985, 1986
Shannon, Matthew ’89—1986, 1987, 1988(C),
1989(C)
Shapiro, Philip ’74—1973
Shaskin, Edward ’75—1975(M)
Sherwin, Gerald ’55—1955(M)
Shockley, Edgar ’78—1976
Siergiej, John ’33—1933
Simon, Marc ’02—2001, 2002
Skinner, Norman ’50—1945, 1948, 1949, 1950
Small, Allen ’62—1962
Smith, Arthur ’31—1927, 1931(M)
Smith, C.—1907
Smith, Dale ’85—1982, 1983, 1984, 1985
Smith, David—1929
Smith, Gregory ’81—1979, 1980
Smith, Theodore ’47—1947(M)
Smith, Vladimar—1927
Smith, William ’32—1932(M)
Soifer, Matthew ’76—1976(M)
Sorrells, Galen ’89—1986, 1987, 1988
Speaker, Eric ’92—1989, 1990, 1991, 1992(C)
Spooner, Paul ’70—1968
Sprenkle, Arthur ’67—1966, 1967
Staab, Blaise ‘12— 2009
Starke, George ’71—1969, 1970
Steigman, Joseph ’32—1933
Stein, Alan ’52—1950, 1951, 1952(C)
Steward, Russell ’92—1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
Stewart, Joseph ’77—1975
Stewart, Walter ’86—1985, 1986
Strober, Murray ’48—1946, 1947
Sullivan, John ’26—1926
Sullivan, Robert ’51—1949, 1950, 1951
Sweet, Kashif ‘08 — 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
-TTannenbaum, Michael ’59—1959(M)
Tellefsen, Gerald ’60—1958, 1959
Thomas, Franklin ’56—1954, 1955, 1956(C)
Thomas, George ’69—1967, 1968
Thomas, Scott ’86—1984
Thompkins, C.J. ’97—1994, 1995, 1996, 1997(C)
Tillman, Gregory ’72—1972
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-VVan Halem, William ’55—1954, 1955
Van Keuren, Robert ’62—1962(M)
Vaske, John ’88—1986, 1987, 1988
Veeder, L.—1913
Vogel, Albert ’49—1946, 1947, 1948
Vollmer, Joseph ’37—1935, 1936, 1937
Vom Saal, Fred—1929(M)
Von Sholly, Bernard—1901, 1902, 1903, 1904,
1905(C)
-WWachob, Jason ’98—1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
Wachtel, Paul ’61—1961(M)
Walaszek, Roger ’69—1967, 1968, 1969(C)
Waterer, J.J. ’94—1992, 1993, 1994
Watkins, Will ’98—1995
Watson, John ’33—1933(M)
Watson, Robert—1927, 1928
Wax, Albert ’62—1962
Wegener, J. ’17—1914
Weiner, Edward ’57—1957(M)
Weinstein, S. ’20—1920
Weinstock, Arthur ’41—1941(M)
Wein, Lawrence ’63—1963
Weisberg, Herbert ’65—1965(M)
Werksman, Richard ’54—1954(M)
Westenberg, David ’81—1979, 1980, 1981(C)
White, M.—1906, 1907
Whitley, Thomas, Jr. ’52—1952(M)
Wiedemann, Christian ’03 — 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003 (C)
Wilhite, Michael ’78—1976, 1978
Wilkov, Lawrence ’54—1953, 1954(C)
Williams, Leon ’71—1970, 1971
Williams, Todd ’86—1985, 1986
Will, Leonard ’42—1940, 1941
Wilson, Harold ’25—1924(C), 1925(C)
Winslow, Edgar ’42—1942
Wish, Peter ’56—1956(C)
Wolfe, Elliot ’71—1969, 1970, 1971(C)
Wolff, Clifford ’38—1936, 1937, 1938
Woliansky, Arthur ’64—1962
Wood, Garland ’65—1963
Wood, Thomas—1945, 1946
Woods, Douglas ’88—1986, 1987, 1988(C)
Woody, James ’92—1989
Worthington, Dodson ‘06 —2003, 2004
Wright, William ’52—1952(M)
Wyker, Arthur ’49—1946
-YYasser, Abram ’99—1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Yerzley, Thomas ’35—1935(M)
-ZZeininger, Russell ’38—1938(M)
Zucker, Alan ’68—1968(M)
year-by-year records
Season
1900-01
1901-02
1902-03
1903-04
1904-05
1905-06
1906-07
1907-08
1908-09
1909-10
1910-11
1911-12
1912-13
1913-14
1914-15
1915-16
1916-17
1917-18
1918-19
1919-20
1920-21
1921-22
1922-23
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1940-41
1941-42
1942-43
1943-44
1944-45
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
W
3
5
10
17
19
12
14
12
16
11
13
10
8
9
12
3
6
4
3
4
7
6
9
15
10
16
9
4
10
17
21
17
9
6
13
19
17
11
12
6
12
2
10
9
9
11
15
21
14
22
23
17
17
11
17
15
Overall
Ivy League
L Pct. W L Pct. Place
7 .300no league play
10 .333 3 3 .500 t3
6 .625 5 3 .625 2
1 .944 10 01.000 1
1 .950 8 01.000 1
4 .750 7 3 .700 2
4 .778 8 2 .800 2
13 .480 5 3 .625 t2
1 .941no league play
1 .917no league play
1 .929 7 1 .875 1
2 .833 8 2 .800 1
6 .571 3 5 .375 t3
4 .692 8 2 .800 1
5 .706 6 4 .600 t3
9 .250 1 9 .100 6
8 .429 3 7 .300 5
9 .308 2 8 .200 5
6 .333no league play
10 .286 3 7 .300 5
9 .437 3 7 .300 5
13 .316 2 8 .200 5
7 .563 5 5 .500 4
4 .789 6 4 .600 t2
7 .588 6 4 .600 t2
2 .889 9 1 .900 1
9 .500 5 5 .500 t3
14 .222 2 8 .200 6
9 .526 5 5 .500 t3
5 .773 9 1 .900 1
2 .913 10 01.000 1
6 .739 8 3 .727 2∆
10 .474 3 7 .300 5
14 .300 3 9 .250 6
6 .684 10 3 .769 2∆
3 .864 12 01.000 1
6 .739 7 5 .583 t3
8 .579 6 6 .500 t4
5 .706 9 3 .750 2
12 .333 4 8 .333 5
5 .706 8 4 .667 3
13 .133 2 10 .167 7
8 .556 5 7 .417 4
10 .474 2 6 .250 t3
11 .450 1 5 .167 4
9 .550 3 5 .375 4
5 .750 11 1 .917 1
3 .875 11 1 .917 1
6 .700 8 4 .667 t2
7 .759 9 3 .750 2
1 .958 12 01.000 1
10 .630 7 5 .583 4
6 .739 8 4 .667 2
13 .458 6 8 .429 5
8 .680 11 5 .688 2∆
9 .625 9 5 .643 t2
Season
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
W
18
6
3
9
8
3
10
11
7
18
11
23
20
20
15
4
7
5
4
8
16
15
17
10
9
16
10
8
13
12
12
6
8
4
7
10
16
6
5†
7
6
11
10
13
12
11
2
10
12
11
16
14
12
Overall
L Pct.
6 .750
18 .250
21 .125
14 .391
15 .288
21 .125
12 .455
12 .478
15 .318
6 .750
14 .440
5 .821
4 .833
5 .800
9 .625
20 .167
18 .280
20 .250
22 .154
17 .320
10 .615
11 .577
9 .654
16 .385
17 .346
10 .615
16 .385
18 .308
13 .500
14 .462
14 .462
20 .231
18 .308
22 .154
19 .269
16 .385
10 .615
20 .231
21 .192
19 .368
20 .231
15 .423
16 .385
14 .481
15 .444
17 .393
25 .074
17 .370
15 .444
16 .407
12 .571
15 .483
16 .429
TOTALS1152 1158.499
W
9
2
2
2
4
1
4
6
5
10
6
13
11
11
9
3
5
4
2
6
8
11
10
5
5
9
7
5
9
6
6
2
4
2
5
8
10
4
1
3
1
6
5
7
7
4
0
6
3
4
7
7
7
Ivy League
L Pct. Place
5 .643 t2
12 .143 8
12 .143 8
12 .143 8
10 .286 t7
13 .071 8
9 .308 7
8 .429 t5
9 .357 6
4 .710 t2
8 .429 5
2 .867 1√
3 .786 2
3 .786 2
5 .643 t3
11 .214 7
9 .357 6
10 .286 6
12 .143 t7
8 .429 t4
6 .571 3
3 .786 t2
4 .710 2
9 .357 6
9 .357 t4
5 .643 t2
7 .500 t3
9 .357 7
5 .643 2
8 .429 t6
8 .429 t6
12 .143 t7
10 .286 7
12 .143 8
9 .357 7
6 .571 3
4 .710 2
10 .286 7
13 .071 8
11 .214 t7
13 .071 8
8 .429 t4
9 .357 6
7 .500 t3
7 .500 t4
10 .286 6
14 .000 8
8 .429 t5
11 .214 8
10 .285 t7
7 .500 4
7 .500 t4
7 .500 t4
616663.482
√ Won playoff for first ∆ Lost playoff for first
† Includes forfeit victory over California.
Note: The Ivy League did not officially begin play
until 1956-57.
Columbia - 100 - BASKETBALL
year-by-year records
1900-01
Theodore Allen
3-7
at Paterson YMCA
at Pratt
at Mt. Vernon 1st Reg.
at Silent Five
at Princeton
Harvard
at Larchmont A.C.
at Brown
at Wash. Cont. (Schnctdy.)
Princeton
L, 9-24
L, 11-13
W, 12-8
W, 11-9
L, 21-38
L, 9-11
L, 8-16
L, 8-10
L, 8-16
W, 9-6
1901-02
Henry Elias
5-10
at Larchmont A.C.
L, 18-21
Newark Turn Verein
L, 13-16
at Kingston 17th Sep. Co.
L, 8-38
at Pghkpsie. 15th Sep. Co. L, 15-46
at Yale
L, 3-48
at Princeton
L, 15-45
at Silent Five
L, 13-25
Harvard
W, 28-11
at St. John’s M.A. (Syr.) W, 38-24
at Wash. Continentals
L, 7-26
at Kingston 17th Sep. Co.
L, 7-15
Yale
W, 19-14
Princeton W, 18-6
at Harvard
L, 16-19
Pennsylvania
W, 25-16
1902-03
Henry Elias
10-6
at Peekskill
at Co. F. Norwalk
at National A.C.
at Silent Five
at Atlantic A.C.
at West Side Y.M.C.A.
at Stamford
at Jefferson
Princeton
at Cornell
Yale
at Harvard
at Yale
Harvard
at Princeton
Cornell
W, 57-7
W, 16-11
W, 19-17
W, 26-16
L, 12-20
W, 15-10
L, 14-21
L, 14-17
W, 31-16
W, 29-13
L, 12-14
W, 14-12
L, 16-22
W, 20-11
L, 27-28
W, 17-6
1903-04
Frank O’Connell
17-1
at PrattW, 42-12
57th Street Y.M.C.A.
Williams
at Wash. Continentals
at Second Signal Corp.
at Norwalk G.F.
Harvard
at Cornell
at Rochester
Wesleyan
Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Harvard
Yale
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
W, 29-16
W, 16-9
L, 12-17
W, 25-10
W, 17-6
W, 39-14
W, 31-18
W, 27-13
W, 40-12
W, 17-15
W, 16-7
W, 24-16
W, 21-5
W, 23-18
W, 23-12
W, 27-15
W, 49-13
1904-05
Bernard Von Sholly
19-1
at Pratt
at Co. F. Norwalk
at Central Y.M.C.A.
at Newport Y.M.C.A.
at Fall River Y.M.C.A.
W, 34-18
W, 21-9
W, 25-22
W, 24-22
W, 18-11
at Fitchburg Y.M.C.A.
at Wash. Continentals
at Army
Cornell
Wisconsin
at Cornell
at Rochester
at Second Signal Corp.
Yale
Minnesota
at Princeton
Princeton
at Yale
at Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
W, 19-16
L, 7-17
W, 29-25
W, 30-11
W, 21-15
W, 23-17
W, 36-24
W, 26-23
W, 14-12
W, 27-15
W, 32-28
W, 33-19
W, 24-21
W, 27-17
W, 56-16
1905-06
Marcus Hurley
12-4
at Pratt
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Trinity
Army
Cornell
Swarthmore
at Cornell
at Rochester
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Yale
at Harvard
Princeton
at Yale
Harvard
W, 36-23
L, 10-16
W, 14-12
W, 67-11
W, 31-15
W, 38-8
W, 45-15
W, 26-14
W, 33-18
L, 15-17
L, 19-23
W, 26-14
W, 17-13
W, 32-13
L, 15-17
W, 22-17
HARRY A. FISHER (1906-1916)
1906-07
C.W. Cuthell
14-4
Princeton
at Detroit Y.M.C.A.
at Evanston Y.M.C.A.
at Manitonic Renal A.C.
at Pt. Wshngtn. Maroons
at Wisconsin
at Chicago Cent. Y.M.C.A.
Cornell
at Princeton
at Army
at Rochester
at Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Harvard
at Pennsylvania
1907-08
J.J. Ryan
12-13
at C.C.N.Y.
at Company F
Fordham
at Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Princeton
at Georgetown
at Birmingham A.C.
at Vanderbilt
at Wabash
at Wabash
at Kansas City A.C.
at Kansas City A.C.
at Minnesota
at Minnesota
at Chicago
at Cornell
at Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Yale
W, 20-14
L, 15-22
W, 22-14
W, 19-16
W, 25-15
W, 30-9
L, 21-27
W, 27-13
W, 18-15
W, 34-13
W, 28-9
W, 23-16
L, 9-11
W, 18-6
W, 22-18
W, 10-8
W, 19-10
L, 16-20
W, 33-23
W, 14-10
W, 29-6
W, 26-10
L, 18-20
W, 29-15
L, 18-22
W, 26-14
W, 34-16
L, 20-32
L, 15-25
L, 22-26
L, 25-33
L, 8-9
L, 11-16
L, 13-28
W, 23-17
L, 13-21
W, 21-7
L, 9-14
at Princeton
Cornell
at Yale
at Army
Pennsylvania
W, 47-13
W, 38-18
W, 18-16
L, 16-26
L, 15-16
1908-09
Ted Kiendl
16-1
Brooklyn Poly
at Orange Y.M.C.A.
Trinity
at Wesleyan
at Trinity
at C.C.N.Y.
Princeton
at Army
Wesleyan
at Princeton
at Cornell
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
at Yale
Cornell
at Pennsylvania
W, 32-8
W, 23-19
W, 34-8
W, 29-11
W, 35-11
W, 13-12
W, 52-10
W, 34-18
W, 24-18
W, 51-24
W, 47-20
W, 23-10
W, 34-9
W, 19-13
W, 29-12
L, 13-28
1909-10
Ted Kiendl
11-1
Trinity
Georgetown
Penn State
at Princeton
Alumni
Princeton
Wesleyan
Yale
Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Pennsylvania
Carlisle
W, 24-8
W, 21-11
W, 19-13
W, 40-9
L, 21-22
W, 27-15
W, 33-10
W, 29-21
W, 33-11
W, 17-11
W, 19-13
W, 53-10
1910-11
Ted Kiendl
13-1
Trinity
Georgetown
Penn State
at Cornell
Princeton
Wesleyan
at Princeton
Cornell
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Yale
N.Y.U.
at Yale
at Pennsylvania
W, 31-12
W, 49-12
W, 24-16
W, 20-16
W, 36-13
W, 29-13
W, 23-12
W, 33-19
W, 23-10
W, 17-15
W, 25-10
W, 28-12
W, 20-10
L, 18-20
1911-12
Claus Benson
10-2
Maryland
at Dartmouth
at Cornell
Princeton
at Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Yale
N.Y.U.
at Yale
at Pennsylvania
W, 32-20
L, 18-30
L, 7-19
W, 29-16
W, 23-16
W, 22-20
W, 18-17
W, 15-10
W, 20-8
W, 26-15
W, 18-13
W, 22-20
1912-13
S. Jacques
8-6
Brooklyn Poly
Maryland
Alumni
Fordham
W, 37-16
W, 43-12
L, 16-17
W, 27-7
at Cornell
Princeton
Cornell
at Princeton
N.Y.U.
Pennsylvania
at Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Yale
at Pennsylvania
L, 17-19
L, 24-35
L, 13-19
L, 10-20
W, 23-10
W, 13-8
L, 9-20
W, 29-21
W, 43-18
W, 25-13
1913-14
Dan Meenan
9-4
N.Y.U.
Alumni
Brooklyn Poly
Cornell
at Princeton
at Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
Princeton
at Pennsylvania
at Yale
Yale
L, 16-22
L, 14-39
W, 33-23
W, 19-17
W, 19-15
W, 15-13
W, 21-16
W, 23-11
L, 19-41
W, 19-12
W, 21-17
L, 15-22
W, 23-15
1914-15
R.Benson
12-5
Rutgers
Brooklyn Poly
N.Y.U.
St. Lawrence
Alumni
Fordham
at Dartmouth
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
at Yale
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
at Cornell
at Rochester
at Princeton
W, 32-13
W, 32-16
W, 29-27
W, 44-12
W, 32-17
W, 39-16
W, 33-11
L, 27-29
L, 15-18
W, 28-24
W, 22-21
W, 26-11
W, 25-16
L, 17-20
L, 19-22
L, 19-21
W, 22-20
1915-16
W.W. Dwyer
Brooklyn Poly
Dartmouth
at Dartmouth
at Princeton
Yale
Williams
Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
at Cornell
at Yale
W, 31-27
L, 16-30
W, 33-20
L, 12-24
L, 21-29
W, 31-18
L, 22-25
L, 12-16
L, 9-22
L, 15-36
L, 13-44
L, 10-50
CARL J. MERNER (1916-1917)
1916-17
A.B. Wilbur
6-8
Brooklyn Poly
St. John’s
at C.C.N.Y.
at Cornell
at Union
at Pennsylvania
Yale
at Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
at Yale
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Columbia - 101 - BASKETBALL
W, 31-20
W, 34-19
L, 17-18
W, 39-38
W, 22-18
L, 14-24
L, 27-33
L, 24-40
L, 20-26
W, 32-27
L, 24-34
L, 20-45
W, 29-20
L, 13-18
JOHN MURRAY (1917-1918)
1917-18
M. Roberts
4-9
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
Brooklyn Poly
St. John’s
Manhattan
at Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Yale
at Cornell
Princeton
at Yale
L, 16-21
L, 17-26
L, 21-24
W, 29-21
W, 38-16
W, 23-21
W, 22-18
L, 24-29
L, 18-31
L, 20-27
L, 26-39
L, 18-27
L, 22-37
FRED DAWSON (1918-1919)
1918-19
T.J. Farrell
3-6
Brooklyn Poly
St. John’s
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
at Yale
Princeton
Cornell
at Pennsylvania
Yale
L, 24-30
W, 48-15
L, 18-31
L, 15-27
L, 21-43
L, 11-16
W, 25-21
L, 20-32
W, 27-25
CLAUS “BABE” BENSON
(1919-1920)
1919-20
M. Tynan
4-10
N.Y.U.
Brooklyn Poly
at C.C.N.Y.
Alumni
Stevens
Yale
at Princeton
Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
Dartmouth
Princeton
at Cornell
L, 23-30
W, 24-9
L, 14-25
W, 29-26
L, 32-47
L, 23-28
W, 26-16
L, 18-37
L, 31-32
L, 22-27
L, 10-32
W, 22-21
W, 28-25
L, 28-32
L, 12-35
JOSEPH H. DEERING
(1920-1925)
1920-21
M. Tynan
7-9
Army
Brooklyn Poly
at Union
C.C.N.Y.
at Princeton
Pennsylvania
N.Y.U.
Yale
Pennsylvania
at Dartmouth
Cornell
at Yale
Princeton
at Cornell
at Syracuse
Dartmouth
W, 27-22
W, 32-31
W, 27-22
W, 15-14
W, 24-20
L, 16-22
L, 18-26
W, 28-21
L, 18-19
L, 18-21
L, 17-20
W, 22-12
L, 13-37
L, 18-31
L, 13-21
L, 21-26
year-by-year records
1921-22
L.R. Watson
6-13
at Brooklyn Poly
at Army
Alumni
at Rutgers
N.Y.U.
at Rochester
at Syracuse
at Dartmouth
Cornell
at Princeton
Pennsylvania
C.C.N.Y.
Yale
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Yale
at Cornell
at Union
W, 28-20
L, 17-20
W, 29-20
L, 24-28
L, 26-28
W, 26-13
L, 20-24
L, 18-26
W, 23-22
L, 10-31
L, 16-33
L, 19-28
W, 40-17
L, 19-21
L, 14-25
L, 27-30
L, 28-36
L, 18-31
W, 20-18
1922-23
R.F. Pulleyn
9-7
St. John’s
Brooklyn Poly
Rutgers
C.C.N.Y.
at Army
N.Y.U.
at Princeton
Cornell
at Dartmouth
Yale
at Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
Princeton
at Yale
W, 44-17
W, 27-15
W, 34-22
L, 26-32
L, 19-33
W, 30-25
L, 21-33
L, 22-27
W, 36-20
W, 24-22
W, 23-18
L, 29-32
L, 16-22
W, 28-26
L, 22-25
W, 25-22
1923-24
H.C. Wilson
15-4
Brooklyn Poly
at Rutgers
at Army
Wesleyan
Navy
at Rochester
at Colgate
Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Dartmouth
at Harvard
N.Y.U.
Yale
at Cornell
Dartmouth
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
W, 39-11
W, 25-21
W, 37-20
W, 41-20
W, 34-23
W, 30-27
W, 23-18
W, 26-19
W, 32-24
L, 20-21
W, 28-22
W, 32-27
W, 25-15
L, 19-24
L, 18-20
L, 17-24
W, 22-14
W, 24-19
W, 24-21
1924-25
H.C. Wilson
10-7
Maryland
Rutgers
at Navy
N.Y.U.-a
Wesleyan
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Dartmouth
at Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Army
at Cornell
Dartmouth
L, 23-24
W, 31-24
L, 19-40
W, 23-19
W, 26-17
W, 14-11
L, 15-24
L, 15-31
W, 26-21
W, 28-17
W, 22-20
L, 32-33
W, 22-19
L, 15-21
at Yale
W, 18-14
Princeton
L, 10-23
Cornell
W, 21-11
a - at 168th Street Armory
DAN MEEHAN (1925-1932)
1925-26
W.A. Mannheim
16-2
Brooklyn Poly
St. John’s
Navy
at Rutgers
Wesleyan
Alumni
at Princeton
at Dartmouth
Cornell
at Army
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Yale
N.Y.U.
Princeton
Yale
W, 34-18
W, 31-20
L, 29-30
W, 43-29
W, 47-24
W, 52-21
W, 41-23
W, 33-15
W, 33-24
W, 30-16
L, 23-34
W, 23-18
W, 32-30
L, 23-34
W, 25-8
W, 29-19
W, 46-27
W, 41-31
1926-27
John Lorch
9-9
St. John’s
Rutgers
at Navy
Alumni
Union
at Princeton
at Dartmouth
Cornell
at Army
at Cornell
Pennsylvania
at N.Y.U.
Harvard
Dartmouth
at Yale
Yale
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
L, 30-35
W, 32-31
L, 14-19
W, 32-27
W, 26-22
L, 23-31
L, 28-30
W, 16-10
L, 15-32
L, 23-35
W, 26-25
L, 23-26
W, 32-25
L, 14-38
W, 27-22
W, 34-27
L, 24-32
W, 36-23
1927-28
W.F. Madden
4-14
Alumni
St. John’s
N.Y.U.
Williams
Union
Dartmouth
Princeton
at Yale
at Cornell
at Army
Pennsylvania
Seton Hall
at Dartmouth
Dickinson
Cornell
at Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Yale
L, 22-40
L, 14-43
L, 18-36
L, 30-40
L, 19-21
L, 22-27
L, 22-41
W, 24-23
L, 21-36
L, 20-33
L, 16-37
W, 29-25
L, 20-26
W, 37-24
L, 26-28
L, 28-34
L, 26-36
W, 30-29
1928-29
Don Magurk
10-9
Alumni
Seton Hall
at Army
N.Y.U.
Williams
St. John’s
Union
W, 35-21
W, 37-17
L, 30-37
L, 31-33
W, 49-33
L, 25-32
W, 26-25
Princeton
at Fordham
at Dartmouth
Navy
Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Cornell
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Yale
at Princeton
Cornell
W, 32-25
L, 18-36
L, 34-41
W, 32-31
L, 33-39
L, 23-37
W, 35-30
L, 25-29
W, 35-23
W, 29-28
W, 25-24
L, 24-36
at Army
W, 32-24
at Pennsylvania
W, 39-23
Pennsylvania
W, 38-20
Yale
W, 48-23
at Dartmouth
W, 42-32
at Princeton
L, 27-29
St. Stephen’s
W, 52-13
Dartmouth
W, 32-17
at Yale
W, 37-29
Cornell
W, 46-34
a - at 168th Street Armory
b- at Madison Square Garden
1929-30
R. Tys
17-5
Alumni
W, 51-35
N.Y.A.C.
W, 34-29
N.Y.U.-a
L, 24-35
Seton Hall
W, 41-25
Harvard
W, 44-17
St. John’s
L, 19-28
at Army
L, 31-37
Princeton
W, 38-25
at Williams
W, 36-35
Manhattan
W, 31-24
at Dartmouth
W, 33-32
Fordham
L, 21-23
Pennsylvania
W, 32-18
at Yale
L, 29-30
at Cornell
W, 41-34
Syracuse
W, 34-31
Cornell
W, 51-26
Yale
W, 46-30
at Princeton
W, 44-25
Georgetown
W, 45-17
Dartmouth
W, 56-28
Pennsylvania
W, 29-23
a - at 168th Street Armory
1932-33
no captain
9-10
Alumni
W, 36-30
Seton Hall
W, 47-22
N.Y.U.-a
L, 24-40
at Navy
L, 31-56
Toronto
W, 34-20
at Fordham
W, 43-42
N.Y.U.
W, 31-26
at Cornell
W, 38-34
at Princeton
L, 29-49
Cornell
W, 37-36
at Yale
L, 20-23
7th Regiment
W, 34-26
Pennsylvania
W, 29-19
Yale
L, 27-38
Williams
L, 15-21
at Dartmouth
L, 32-45
Princeton
L, 24-35
Pennsylvania
L, 29-34
Dartmouth
L, 26-52
a - at 7th Regiment Armory
1930-31
George Gregory
21-2
Alumni
W, 37-27
Seton Hall
W, 38-28
St. Francis
W, 35-21
Williams
W, 48-36
Wesleyan
W, 31-23
at Syracuse
L, 28-32
Colgate
W, 33-27
at Princeton
W, 44-26
N.Y.U.
W, 39-28
at Cornell
W, 35-33
Fordham-a
W, 26-18
Ohio St.
W, 30-29
Army
W, 53-31
Pennsylvania
W, 35-19
at Dartmouth
W, 25-24
Yale
W, 32-26
Cornell
W, 45-28
Pennsylvania
W, 38-24
Fordham
L, 24-29
at Yale
W, 39-26
St. Stephen’s
W, 41-13
Dartmouth
W, 37-31
Princeton
W, 36-29
a - at Madison Square Garden
1931-32
Lou Bender
17-6
Alumni
Seton Hall
St. Francis
Fordham
at Harvard
N.Y.U. - a
N.Y.U. - b
Colgate
Princeton
Cooper Union
at Cornell
at Williams
W, 35-29
W, 31-23
W, 36-14
W, 30-13
W, 31-22
L, 27-28
W, 22-17
L, 23-31
L, 32-35
W, 73-19
W, 49-36
L, 34-40
PAUL MOONEY (1933-1942)
1933-34
Owen McDowell
6-14
Alumni
W, 31-29
St. Francis
W, 28-27
Cathedral
W, 45-22
Fordham
L, 30-40
N.Y.U.-a
L, 29-44
at Fordham
L, 21-37
at Princeton
L, 21-42
at Cornell
L, 28-30
Princeton
W, 36-29
at Yale
L, 26-34
at Harvard
W, 29-25
Navy
L, 20-43
Pennsylvania
L, 15-31
Cornell
L, 29-30
N.Y.U.
L, 17-39
at Dartmouth
L, 28-48
Yale
L, 28-34
at Pennsylvania
L, 24-29
Dartmouth
L, 22-24
Harvard
W, 48-35
a - at 7th Regiment Armory
1934-35
no captain
13-6
Brooklyn Poly
Fordham
N.Y.U.
at Princeton
at Navy
Yale
Dartmouth
Army
St. Francis
Pennsylvania
at Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
at Dartmouth
at Cornell
Columbia - 102 - BASKETBALL
W, 31-18
W, 30-29
L, 26-45
W, 28-23
L, 24-33
W, 44-31
W, 37-22
W, 34-20
L, 29-31
W, 30-23
W, 51-28
W, 40-30
W, 40-27
L, 31-36
W, 36-26
at Pennsylvania
Harvard
at Yale
Pennsylvania-a
a - at Rutgers
1935-36
William Nash
19-3
Brooklyn Poly
Colgate
St. Francis
Union
Williams
at Princeton
N.Y.U.
at Fordham
at Yale
Pratt
at Army
Pennsylvania
at Navy
Harvard
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
Yale
at Cornell
L, 22-34
W, 52-29
W, 29-18
L, 34-35
W, 36-13
W, 28-17
L, 30-32
W, 37-34
W, 35-24
W, 32-22
L, 27-39
L, 19-26
W, 25-24
W, 39-28
W, 26-24
W, 40-33
W, 40-24
W, 47-33
W, 29-27
W, 35-34
W, 36-30
W, 59-26
W, 40-33
W, 27-25
W, 49-36
W, 33-27
1936-37
James Casey
17-6
Brooklyn Poly
W, 35-21
Springfield
L, 34-53
Fordham
W, 36-28
Williams
W, 40-2
at Vedado Club
W, 45-28
at Hispano-American Club W, 35-20
Cuba A.c.
W, 52-22
Union
W, 51-21
Cornell
W, 34-28
Princeton
W, 49-27
at Yale
L, 33-53
Pratt
W, 45-33
Navy
W, 50-48
Seton Hall
W, 43-32
Penn
L, 40-42
at Princeton W, 35-28
at Harvard
L, 30-37
at Dartmouth
L, 45-47
Dartmouth
W, 45-43
Yale
W, 41-37
at Penn
L, 20-28
Harvard
W, 38-25
Cornell
W, 50-37
1937-38
John O’Brien
11-8
Alumni
Springfield
Williams
at Fordham
Yale
at Princeton
at Cornell
at Yale
at Navy
Union
Army
Pennsylvania
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Dartmouth
Havard
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
W, 47-23
W, 42-32
W, 46-23
W, 40-32
W, 44-29
W, 32-28
L, 43-45
L, 38-49
L, 29-38
W, 38-31
L, 40-46
W, 39-33
L, 31-36
L, 36-46
W, 48-37
W, 58-34
L, 33-40
L, 41-49
W, 47-28
year-by-year records
1938-39
Tom Macioce
12-5
Alumni
Colgate
Fordham
at Army
Yale
at Princeton
Cornell
at Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Navy
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Harvard
at Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
at Cornell
1939-40
John Naylor
6-12
Alumni
California-a
Stanford-a
at Fordham
at Navy
Harvard
at Yale
at Cornell
Dartmouth
Army
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Yale
at Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
a - at Philadelphia
CLIFF BATTLES (1942-1943)
W, 43-34
W, 32-31
L, 37-39
L, 23-27
W, 51-30
L, 27-32
W, 37-32
W, 39-33
W, 37-31
L, 35-40
W, 47-39
W, 51-32
L, 48-54
W, 55-36
W, 30-27
W, 50-45
W, 43-42
W, 38-28
L, 36-43
L, 31-55
L, 31-32
W, 38-29
L, 35-40
L, 35-37
L, 33-40
W, 35-32
L, 30-33
W, 48-34
L, 41-43
L, 35-38
L, 31-38
L, 38-52
W, 52-38
L, 30-34
W, 43-34
1940-41
John J. Cerrone
12-5
Alumni
at Brown
Fordham
Navy
at Cornell
at Yale
at Army
Harvard
Pennsylvania
at Princeton
at Dartmouth
Yale
at Harvard
Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Cornell
W, 51-28
W, 49-36
L, 29-41
W, 54-35
L, 22-38
W, 40-38
W, 33-26
W, 42-28
W, 50-39
W, 44-39
L, 36-49
W, 38-31
W, 36-18
W, 41-33
W, 48-34
L, 33-39
L, 34-42
1941-42
Stewart McIlvennan
2-13
at Fordham
at Navy
at Yale
Army
Harvard
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
Princeton
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Yale
Dartmouth
at Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Cornell
L, 43-54
L, 34-44
L, 23-40
L, 23-36
W, 56-44
L, 29-43
L, 35-50
L, 35-43
L, 54-71
L, 23-66
L, 42-51
L, 43-46
W, 53-40
L, 30-56
L, 27-52
1942-43
Lester Martens
10-8
at Brown
at Fort Monmouth
Cornell
Fordham
at Army
Navy
Dartmouth
Fort Monmouth
at Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Yale
at Yale
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
W, 56-52
W, 64-50
W, 49-40
L, 44-52
W, 29-23
W, 56-52
L, 44-66
W, 49-45
L, 25-39
W, 54-43
L, 55-58
W, 61-59
L, 52-53
L, 48-70
W, 55-49
W, 62-56
L, 49-58
L, 51-59
ELMER RIPLEY (1943-1945)
1943-44
no captain
9-10
Webb Institute
Mitchel Field
Midshipmen
at Cornell
Princeton
Coast Guard
at Yale
at Stevens
at Dartmouth
Cornell
Yale
Army
Dartmouth
Stevens
at Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Pennsylvania
at Navy
Camp Thomas Seabees
W, 60-15
L, 36-45
W, 44-41
L, 36-50
L, 31-33
L, 45-46
W, 49-42
W, 49-37
L, 40-51
W, 33-29
W, 46-35
L, 37-55
L, 53-69
W, 49-45
L, 28-53
W, 48-25
L, 45-50
L, 38-65
W, 66-50
1944-45
no captain
9-11
Webb Institute
Midshipmen
at Union
at Williams
Cornell
at Muhlenberg
at Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Yale
at Army
at Pennsylvania
at Princeton
Williams
at Dartmouth
Navy
Fordham
Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
W, 51-26
L, 54-70
W, 43-42
L, 24-32
L, 35-50
L, 33-34
W, 43-41
W, 51-33
W, 44-43
W, 41-38
L, 31-48
L, 43-59
W, 38-37
W, 31-30
L, 38-45
L, 44-51
W, 73-58
L, 44-47
L, 50-57
L, 33-37
PAUL MOONEY (1945-1950)
1945-46
no captain,
11-9
Webb Institute
at Stevens
Brooklyn Poly
Union
Princeton
W, 55-18
W, 38-28
W, 74-32
W, 51-34
W, 46-44
Cornell
at Cornell
Yale
Dartmouth
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
at Yale
at Navy
Lafayette
Army
Pennsylvania
at Dartmouth
at Fordham
Rutgers
Brown
L, 36-70
L, 43-66
L, 32-44
L, 35-47
W, 46-41
L, 41-48
L, 45-58
L, 41-62
W, 48-46
L, 56-57
W, 60-56
L, 27-47
W, 52-51
W, 57-49
W, 65-50
GORDON RIDINGS (1946-1951)
1946-47
no captain,
14-5
NY Maritime
Kings Point
at Rutgers
Pratt at Lafayette
Dartmouth
at Yale
Navy
Princeton
Fordham
Pennsylvania
at Cornell
Army
at Dartmouth
Yale
at Harvard
Cornell
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Harvard
W, 71-41
W, 67-34
L, 61-64
W, 61-42
L, 43-52
W, 60-56
W, 50-39
L, 50-60
W, 56-49
L, 55-56
W, 66-50
W, 41-27
W, 52-50
W, 52-47
W, 57-56
L, 50-66
W, 47-45
W, 50-41
W, 68-59
W, 69-51
1947-48
Walt Budko
21-3
Kings Point
W, 70-42
Champlain
W, 60-31
Rutgers
W, 50-44
Pratt
W, 68-51
Holy Cross
W, 60-53
at Dickinson
W, 48-46
at Harvard
W, 55-53
at Brown
W, 73-41
Dartmouth
W, 64-54
at Yale
W, 56-44
Army
W, 64-46
at Fordham
W, 58-46
Pennsylvania
W, 52-50
at Cornell
W, 40-37
at Princeton
L, 54-59
Harvard
W, 71-59
Yale
W, 61-54
at Navy
W, 40-37
Princeton
W, 76-50
at Dartmouth
W, 44-35
Cornell
W, 73-68
Pennsylvania
W, 67-52
Kentucky-a
L, 53-76
Michigan-a
L, 49-66
a - NCAA’s at Madison Sq. Garden
1948-49
Bill Lockwood
14-6
Halloran Hospital
Kings Point
Alumni
Pratt
at Rutgers
Fordham
at Dartmouth
Yale
Harvard
L, 32-59
W, 69-27
W, 74-41
W, 58-24
L, 52-59
W, 74-38
W, 50-48
L, 51-65
W, 86-49
at Army
at Princeton
Pennsylvania
at Harvard
at Holy Cross
at Cornell
Brown
Navy
Dartmouth
Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Cornell
at Yale
W, 69-61
W, 57-50
W, 65-57
W, 57-53
L, 49-55
W, 58-50
W, 58-36
W, 53-36
L, 38-47
L, 45-48
L, 47-57
W, 51-49
W, 58-54
1949-50
Alex Kaplan, Norman Skinner
22-7
at Kings Point
W, 97-44
Rutgers
W, 59-45
at Colgate
W, 64-47
at Syracuse
L, 48-60
Pratt
W, 81-22
at Illinois
L, 46-58
at Denver
W, 63-59
at Washington
L, 56-60
at Washington
L, 46-49
at Oregon
W, 74-62
at Oregon
W, 46-35
Princeton
W, 52-48
Yale
W, 51-43
at Fordham
W, 58-41
at Cornell
L, 49-69
at Navy
L, 45-69
Army
W, 62-49
at Yale
L, 46-59
Pennsylvania
W, 51-46
at Princeton
L, 48-50
at Dartmouth
W, 74-56
at Brown
W, 54-51
at Harvard
W, 62-52
Dartmouth
W, 74-59
Pennsylvania
W, 50-47
Holy Cross
W, 61-54
Cornell
W, 60-53
Harvard
W, 71-60
N.Y.A.C.
W, 69-55
Note: Gordon Ridings held the title of
“head coach” during the 1950-51 season.
However, Lou Rossini directed the team
that year due to Ridings’s illness and is
credited with the won-lost record.
LOU ROSSINI (1950-1958)
1950-51
John Azary
23-1
Alumni
W, 90-40
Amherst
W, 79-38
N.Y.A.C.
W, 91-42
Fordham
W, 70-47
at Rutgers
W, 70-53
Tulane
W, 63-51
Tulane
W, 62-56
Rice
W, 76-63
Cornell
W, 85-45
Princeton
W, 53-52
at Yale
W, 90-48
Pennsylvania
W, 68-50
Dartmouth
W, 76-49
at Harvard
W, 60-53
at Dartmouth
W, 59-43
at Cornell
W, 54-44
Yale W, 79-49
Harvard
W, 90-63
at Army
W, 61-47
Navy
W, 87-62
Brown
W, 93-55
at Pennsylvania
W, 63-58
Princeton
W, 73-66
Illinois-a
L, 71-79
a - NCAAs at Madison Sq. Garden
Columbia - 103 - BASKETBALL
1951-52
Alan Stein
16-10
at N.Y.A.C.
Alumni
at Amherst
Rutgers
at Pittsburgh
at Fordham
N.Y.A.C.
Duke-a
Cornell-a
North Carolina-a
Puerto Rico
Harvard
at Cornell
Pennsylvania
at Brown
at Holy Cross
Army
Princeton
at Harvard
at Navy
at Pennsylvania
Yale
Dartmouth
at Yale
at Dartmouth
Cornell
at Princeton
a - at Raleigh, N.C.
1952-53
Jack Molinas
17-6
Fordham
Trinity
at Rutgers
at Miami
at Tampa
Georgia-a
Harvard
Navy
Connecticut
Dartmouth
Brown
at Holy Cross
at Pennsylvania
at Army
at Yale
at Harvard
Princeton
at Cornell
Yale
at Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Cornell
at Princeton a - at Tampa
1953-54
Larry Wilkov
11-13
Army
at Navy
at Fordham
at Canisius
at Pittsburgh
at West Virginia
at Cornell
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
at Yale
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Brown
Cornell
Harvard
Dartmouth
W, 67-64
W, 64-36
W, 61-41
W, 50-41
L, 64-65
W, 47-46
W, 74-56
W, 66-58
L, 64-66
L, 60-61
W, 85-49
W, 68-51
L, 65-68
L, 64-66
W, 95-75
L, 80-85
W, 65-61
L, 63-70
W, 83-57
L, 53-65
L, 71-77
W, 69-62
W, 83-62
W, 62-56
W, 58-55
W, 67-46
L, 65-70
L, 65-71
W, 75-55
W, 64-55
W, 64-59
W 89-59
W, 61-51
W, 82-57
W, 77-71
W, 71-59
W, 75-65
W, 70-45
L, 65-78
L, 56-63
W, 83-57
W, 68-63
W, 77-56
W, 81-58
L, 74-76
W, 71-64
W, 63-59
L, 45-59
W, 86-41
L, 58-70
W, 66-57
L, 52-78
L, 24-51
W, 68-66
W, 75-64
L, 81-88
L, 73-81
W, 63-57
L, 54-63
W, 62-60
W, 69-54
L, 65-82
W, 64-58
L, 55-74
L, 47-66
L, 42-65
W, 70-60
L, 57-66
W, 69-51
W, 55-49
year-by-year records
at Brown
at Connecticut
at Trinity
Yale
L, 56-60
L, 64-80
W, 55-52
L, 64-66
1954-55
Ronald McPhee
17-8
at Rutgers W, 85-61
C.C.N.Y.
W, 66-56
at Yale
W, 72-50
Navy
W, 77-70
St. Bonaventure-a
L, 71-73
Fordham-a
L, 62-63
Yale-a
L, 70-74
at Syracuse
W, 75-74
at Cornell
L, 55-69
Yale
W, 72-56
Fordham
L, 68-71
Cornell
W, 82-62
at Army
W, 75-69
at Brown
W, 79-51
at Harvard
W, 76-71
Pennsylvania
L, 54-62
Dartmouth
W, 63-51
at Princeton
L, 52-53
Harvard
W, 58-53
at Dartmouth
L, 63-84
at Pennsylvania
W, 90-82
Princeton
W, 65-58
Brown
W, 75-68
Pennsylvania-b
W, 73-71
Princeton-c
L, 69-86
a - at Buffalo
c - at Rutgers
b - at Princeton
1955-56
Frank Thomas
15-9
at C.C.N.Y. W, 83-67
Rutgers
W, 95-49
Colgate
L, 66-67
Army
W, 76-60
Santa Clara-a
W, 76-73
West Virginia-a L, 60-70
Tulane-a
W, 64-61
at Pittsburgh
L, 58-72
Cornell
W, 73-67
Pennsylvania
W, 82-74
at Navy
W, 64-61
at Yale
W, 80-59
Yale
W, 102-60
Princeton
W, 77-69
Dartmouth
L, 70-71
at Harvard
W, 87-61
at Brown
L, 59-67
at Dartmouth
L, 50-61
Harvard
W, 78-55
at Cornell
L, 58-63
at Fordham
L, 68-81
Pennsylvania
L, 58-60
at Princeton
W, 78-69
Brown W, 78-68
a - Orange Bowl Tournament, Miami, Fla.
1956-57
Chet Forte
18-6, 9-5 Ivy League (3rd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 92-75
at Colgate
W, 105-96
at Syracuse
W, 71-70
Fordham
W, 99-84
at Army
W, 76-57
Dartmouth
W, 78-68
Washington & Lee-a
L, 65-69
William & Mary-a
W, 93-78
Richmond-a
W, 81-73
at Princeton L, 96-100
Harvard
W, 80-61
at Rutgers
W, 93-82
Cornell
W, 103-70
at Harvard
W, 92-73
Yale
L, 87-103
Navy
W, 83-70
Pennsylvania
W, 93-75
at Dartmouth
L, 56-63
at Yale
L, 57-72
Brown
W, 82-64
at Cornell
W, 80-62
at Pennsylvania
W, 83-66
Princeton
L, 82-88
at Brown
W, 89-72
a - Richmond Invitational, Richmond, Va.
1957-58
Rudy Milky
6-18, 2-12 (8th)
at C.C.N.Y.
L, 70-76
at Syracuse
L, 50-55
Army
W, 60-56
Colgate
W, 68-63
Detroit-a
L, 71-78
Marquette-a
L, 51-82
Valparaiso
W, 66-64
at Fordham
L, 79-103
at Cornell
W, 60-56
Harvard
L, 61-80
Dartmouth
L, 60-82
at Princeton
L, 60-74
Pennsylvania
L, 46-48
at Navy
L, 69-91
at Harvard
L, 67-83
at Dartmouth
L, 70-72
Princeton
L, 56-71
at Pennsylvania
L, 77-90
Rutgers
W, 70-66
at Yale
L, 68-78
at Brown
L, 94-96
Brown
L, 68-81
Yale
L, 88-91
Cornell
W, 85-65
a - Motor City Tournament, Detroit,
Mich.
Former Columbia head coach
Lou Rossini with Chet Forte
ARCHIE OLDHAM
(1958-Jan. 3, 1961)
1958-59
Philip Matthews
3-21, 2-12 (8th)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 65-56
N.Y.U.
L, 70-93
at Syracuse
L, 59-90
Colgate
L, 65-72
at Rutgers
L, 73-84
Fordham
L, 73-88
Richmond-a
L, 59-81
Georgetown-a
L, 77-101
at Cornell
L, 52-68
at Dartmouth
L, 40-69
at Harvard
L, 63-66
at Pennsylvania
L, 74-87
Princeton
L, 66-75
Navy
L, 54-67
at Army
L, 80-101
Harvard
L, 75-80
Dartmouth
L, 55-95
at Princeton
L, 71-86
Pennsylvania
W, 87-77
Yale
L, 66-84
Brown
L, 64-66
at Brown
L, 62-80
at Yale
L, 68-85
Cornell
W, 70-63
a - Richmond Invitational, Richmond, Va.
1959-60
Richard Rodin
9-14, 2-12 (8th)
at C.C.N.Y.
W, 65-54
Baltimore
W, 69-62
Colgate
W, 93-67
at Cornell
L, 70-74
at Fordham
L, 68-90
Maine-a
L, 66-74
Bates-a
W, 81-69
St. Michael’s-a
W, 76-61
Harvard
W, 67-50
Dartmouth
L, 78-84
Rutgers
W, 82-79
Cornell
L, 72-76
Army
W, 87-66
at Dartmouth
L, 77-86
at Harvard
L, 69-73
Pennsylvania
L, 53-69
Princeton
L, 72-84
at Brown
L, 52-59
at Yale
W, 96-92
Yale
L, 72-85
Brown
L, 62-63
at Princeton
L, 69-90
at Pennsylvania
L, 52-61
a - Downeast Tournament, Bangor, Maine
KEN HUNTER
(Jan. 4, 1961-end of season)
1960-61
Ed Auzenbergs
8-15, 4-10 (tie 6th)
C.C.N.Y.
Baltimore
at Rutgers
at Cornell
Massachusetts-a
Albright-a
American Intl.-a
Princeton
at Pennsylvania
at Harvard
Dartmouth
Colgate
at Army
Fordham
Cornell
Harvard
Dartmouth
W, 53-42
W, 82-71
L, 62-75
L, 48-49
L, 57-64
L, 53-86
W, 76-53
L, 66-76
W, 65-54
L, 61-67
W, 74-57
L, 57-67
L, 40-48
W, 51-47
L, 57-69
W, 70-68
L, 54-65
at Princeton
L, 69-99
Pennsylvania
L, 50-54
Yale
W, 59-55
Brown
L, 55-68
at Brown
L, 62-66
at Yale
L, 60-68
a - Springfield Invitational
JACK ROHAN (1961-1974)
1961-62
Martin Erdheim
3-21, 1-13 (8th)
at C.C.N.Y.
L, 60-83
Colgate
L, 73-75
at Williams
L, 42-64
Rutgers
L, 59-81
Cornell
L, 58-71
at Fordham
L, 59-67
Lafayette
L, 54-69
Bowdoin-a
W, 57-53
Maine-a
W, 73-57
Rochester-a
L, 65-82
Harvard
L, 67-75
Dartmouth
W, 62-50
Pittsburgh
L, 66-77
at Cornell
L, 62-74
at Dartmouth
L, 54-65
at Harvard
L, 73-96
Pennsylvania
L, 54-83
Princeton
L, 52-84
at Brown
L, 57-84
at Yale
L, 47-66
Brown
L, 59-87
Yale
L, 60-65
at Princeton
L, 47-84
at Pennsylvania
L, 47-73
a - Downeast Classic, Bangor, Maine
1962-63
Jim Cleven
10-12, 4-9 (7th)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 67-42
Colgate
W, 78-67
Williams
W, 67-63
at Rutgers
L, 68-88
at Lafayette
W, 54-48
Fordham
L, 50-81
at Cornell
L, 70-80
Richmond-a
L, 71-73
Lehigh-a
W, 65-51
Lehigh
W, 74-66
Harvard
W, 51-44
at Dartmouth
W, 55-51
Princeton
L, 63-86
Pennsylvania
L, 66-86
Dartmouth
L, 55-58
Harvard
L, 50-71
at Brown
L, 72-87
at Yale
L, 44-75
Yale
L, 71-83
Brown
W, 76-63
at Pennsylvania
W, 70-66
at Princeton
L, 55-64
a - Richmond Invitational
1963-64
Roy Bohaboy
11-12, 6-8 (tie 5th)
at C.C.N.Y.
at Colgate
at Williams
Rutgers
at Fordham
Lafayette
Cornell
Evansville-a
Maryland-a
at Dartmouth
at Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
at Lehigh
Columbia - 104 - BASKETBALL
W, 89-84
W, 88-76
W, 56-52
W, 74-73
L, 66-68
W, 75-68
L, 64-76
L, 60-96
L, 76-82
W, 80-76
L, 71-85
L, 58-67
W, 69-66
L, 53-56
Brown
W, 62-53
Yale
L, 57-73
at Yale
L, 63-76
at Brown
W, 70-66
Dartmouth
W, 82-67
Harvard
W, 69-59
at Princeton
L, 59-78
at Pennsylvania
L, 56-67
at Cornell
L, 82-85
a - Evansville Inv. Tournament
1964-65
Neil Farber
7-15, 5-9 (6th)
at Lafayette
C.C.N.Y.
Lehigh
Fordham
at Rutgers
at Cornell
Georgetown
at Duquesne
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Dartmouth
Colgate
at Brown
at Yale
Cornell
Yale
Brown
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
L, 86-90
W, 86-82
W, 80-66
L, 80-85
L, 89-101
L, 73-79
L, 85-97
L, 65-102
L, 80-93
W, 85-77
L, 68-78
L, 62-73
W, 86-77
W, 108-87
L, 62-67
W, 66-59
L, 71-72
L, 80-89
L, 82-96
W, 74-72
L, 60-93
L, 58-71
1965-66
Ken Benoit
18-6, 10-4 (tie 2nd)
Lafayette
W, 109-93
C.C.N.Y.
W, 63-57
at Lehigh
W, 102-59
Cornell
W, 69-68
Rutgers
W, 108-76
at Georgetown
L, 79-97
Auburn-a
L, 75-76
V.M.I.-a
W, 80-73
Pittsburgh-b
W, 65-59
Brown-b
W, 83-63
at Dartmouth
W, 77-72
at Harvard
W, 75-73
at Fordham
W, 67-66
Brown
W, 84-50
Yale
L, 69-88
at Yale
W, 102-90
at Brown
W, 79-56
Dartmouth
W, 85-60
Harvard
W, 99-85
at Pennsylvania
L, 58-67
at Princeton
W, 62-59
Pennsylvania
L, 68-83
Princeton
W, 67-62
Cornell
L, 73-84
a - Tampa Invitational
b - Kodak Classic, Rochester, N.Y.
1966-67
Joel Hoffman
11-14, 6-8 (5th)
C.C.N.Y.
Lehigh
Pittsburgh-a
Indiana State-a
at Rutgers
North Carolina-b
The Citadel-b
Virginia-c
George Washington-c
Harvard
Dartmouth
at Yale
Fordham
L, 48-50
W, 65-50
W, 69-57
W, 63-59
L, 62-69
L, 66-98
L, 71-74
L, 88-112
W, 79-74
W, 80-71
W, 78-53
L, 47-59
L, 52-56
year-by-year records
at Brown
W, 83-73
at Cornell
L, 40-74
Brown
L, 88-90
Yale
L, 61-71
at Harvard
L, 73-82
at Dartmouth
W, 49-47
Princeton
L, 41-55
Pennsylvania
W, 68-60
at Princeton
L, 45-97
at Pennsylvania
L, 72-93
Georgetown
W, 82-71
Cornell
W, 57-51
a - Steel Bowl, Pittsburgh, Pa.
b - Tampa Invitational
c - UConn Classic, Storrs, Conn.
1967-68
Larry Borger
23-5, 13-2 (Champions - 1st)
at Lehigh
W, 78-57
C.C.N.Y.
W, 79-46
N.Y.U.
W, 80-64
Rutgers
W, 95-64
at Cornell
L, 57-74
at Georgetown
L, 63-65
at Fordham
L, 66-71
West Virginia-a
W, 98-71
Louisville-a
W, 74-67
St. John’s-a
W, 60-55
Yale
W, 100-72
Brown
W, 71-47
Colgate
W, 94-68
Cornell
W, 93-51
Pennsylvania
W, 68-47
Princeton
W, 69-60
at Dartmouth
W, 76-70
at Harvard
W, 103-70
Dartmouth
W, 86-58
Harvard
W, 115-56
at Brown
W, 73-45
at Yale
W, 67-61
at Pennsylvania
W, 59-43
at Princeton
L, 57-68
Princeton-b
W, 92-74
La Salle-c
W, 83-69
Davidson-d
L, 59-61
St. Bonaventure-d
W, 95-75
a - Holiday Festival at Madison Square
Garden
b - Ivy League playoff at St. John’s
c - NCAA East Regional, Md.
d - NCAA East Regional, Raleigh, N.C.
1968-69
Roger Walaszek
20-4, 11-3 (2nd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 95-37
N.Y.U.-a
W, 69-68
at Rutgers
W, 74-57
at Cornell
W, 78-67
Lehigh
W, 85-47
Fordham
W, 82-73
Stanford-b
W, 69-66
Purdue-b
W, 74-70
Santa Clara-b
L, 58-64
Cornell
W, 79-52
at Yale
W, 71-49
at Brown
W, 54-52
Georgetown
W, 103-62
Niagara
W, 107-84
Brown
W, 79-46
Yale
W, 69-48
at Princeton
L, 49-68
at Pennsylvania
L, 81-91
Harvard
W, 81-75
Dartmouth
W, 94-61
at Harvard
W, 92-74
at Dartmouth
W, 74-41
Princeton
L, 59-60
Pennsylvania
W, 69-56
a - at Madison Square Garden
b - Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii
1969-70
Jim McMillian
20-5, 11-3 (2nd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 89-46
Northwestern-a
W, 83-68
N.Y.U.-b
W, 71-59
Rutgers
W, 61-42
Holy Cross-b
W, 92-68
at Cornell
W, 75-57
at Fordham
W, 80-69
Penn State
W, 76-58
Wake Forest-c
W, 101-78
Villanova-c
W, 76-64
La Salle-c
L, 74-89
Cornell
W, 84-63
Yale W, 81-80
Brown
W, 88-54
at Georgetown
L, 68-72
Princeton
W, 76-52
Pennsylvania
L, 52-57
at Brown
W, 43-26
at Yale
W, 96-69
at Dartmouth
W, 72-58
at Harvard
W, 73-72
Dartmouth
W, 107-74
Harvard
W, 96-69
at Pennsylvania
L, 57-71
at Princeton
L, 55-61
a - at Chicago Stadium
b - at Madison Square Garden
c - Quaker City Tournament, Philadelphia, Pa.
1970-71
Elliot Wolfe
15-9, 9-5 (tie 3rd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 81-55
N.Y.U.-a
W, 80-65
at Rutgers
L, 61-74
at Penn State
W, 71-63
Fordham
L, 67-83
at Cornell
W, 67-58
Memphis State-b
L, 62-93
Idaho State-b
W, 73-66
at San Jose State
W, 71-68
at Stanford
L, 76-85
at Yale
W, 73-58
at Brown
W, 79-74
Georgetown
W, 80-68
Cornell
W, 56-48
at Princeton
W, 53-50
at Pennsylvania
L, 79-92
Harvard
L, 71-73
Dartmouth
W, 84-83
Brown
W, 68-65
Yale
W, 92-71
at Harvard
L, 66-85
at Dartmouth
L, 73-78
Princeton
W, 71-62
Pennsylvania
L, 58-70
a - at Madison Square Garden
b - Cal. Winter Classic, Santa Barbara
1971-72
Foley Jones
4-20, 3-11 (7th)
C.C.N.Y.
Penn State
West Virginia-a
Rutgers-a
Fordham
Rutgers-b
at Connecticut
Florida-c
North Carolina State-c
at Brown
at Yale
Lafayette
at Cornell
Cornell
Yale Brown
Pennsylvania
L, 49-50
L, 50-73
L, 53-106
L, 54-65
L, 70-88
W, 76-73
L, 62-68
L, 47-87
L, 48-76
L, 72-77
L, 61-71
L, 64-100
W, 87-74
L, 58-71
W, 85-69
L, 72-78
L, 59-69
Princeton
L, 57-80
at Dartmouth
W, 87-86
at Harvard
L, 100-102
at Princeton
L, 72-75
at Pennsylvania
L, 62-79
Harvard
L, 84-86
Dartmouth
L, 73-107
a - Mountaineer Classic,
Morgantown, W.V.
b - at Madison Square Garden
c - Gator Bowl Tourney, Jacksonville, Fla.
1972-73
Foley Jones
7-18, 5-9 (6th)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 68-54
Vanderbilt-a
L, 61-70
Kent State-a
L, 53-64
Fordham-b
L, 66-84
Connecticut
L, 62-71
Oregon-c
L, 56-81
Washington-c
L, 41-63
Texas Christian-c
W, 74-61
at Yale
L, 64-76
at Brown
L, 68-86
Penn State
L, 52-61
Cornell
W, 68-59
at Cornell
W, 66-62
Lafayette
L, 64-77
Rutgers-b
L, 73-83
Dartmouth
W, 84-57
Harvard
L, 59-64
at Pennsylvania
L, 59-74
at Princeton
L, 54-82
Princeton
L, 50-51
Pennsylvania
L, 52-59
at Harvard
W, 86-68
at Dartmouth
L, 74-76
Brown
L, 62-71
Yale
W, 73-71
a - Vanderbilt Classic, Nashville, Tenn.
b - at Madison Square Garden
c - Far West Classic, Portland, Ore.
1973-74
John Byrnes
5-20, 4-10 (6th)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 49-38
Iona
L, 51-55
Fordham-a
L, 51-75
Jacksonville-b
L, 50-58
Alabama-b
L, 43-70
New Mexico-c
L, 56-109
Bradley-c
L, 54-77
Yale
L, 54-59
Brown
L, 62-81
at Cornell L, 63-64
at Colgate
L, 63-76
Connecticut
L, 56-63
Cornell
W, 66-59
Lafayette
L, 52-59
Rutgers
L, 63-85
at Princeton
L, 47-90
at Pennsylvania
L, 36-73
Harvard
L, 51-58
Dartmouth
W, 53-51
at Brown
L, 56-71
at Yale
W, 69-65
at Dartmouth
W, 66-59
at Harvard
L, 57-64
Pennsylvania
L, 65-90
Princeton
L, 43-70
a-at Madison Square Garden
b-Connecticut Classic, New Haven,
Conn.
c-Lobo Invitational, Albuquerque, N.M.
at Rutgers
L, 85-114
Vermont
L, 78-82
Tennessee-a
L, 73-108
Duquesne-a
L, 63-88
Old Dominion-b
L, 67-80
Arizona-b
L, 73-94
at William & Mary
L, 63-75
at Kings Point W, 89-71
at Brown
L, 73-79
at Yale
L, 69-78
Cornell
W, 84-81
aLafayette
L, 72-90
at Cornell
L, 60-90
at Colgate
W, 63-56
Fordham
L, 58-67
Dartmouth
L, 77-78
Harvard
L, 77-80
at Pennsylvania
L, 69-113
at Princeton
L, 67-86
Yale
W, 78-74
Brown
L, 77-91
Princeton
L, 60-78
Pennsylvania
L, 69-72
at Harvard
L, 72-111
at Dartmouth
L, 77-93
a-Big Sun Invitational, St. Petersburg, Fla.
b-Old Dominion Classic, Norfolk, Va.
1975-76
game captains
8-17, 6-8 (tie 4th)
C.C.N.Y.
Iona
Kings Point
Indiana-a
St. Bonaventure-a
Connecticut-b
Stetson-b
Rutgers
Cornell
at Lafayette
at Cornell
at Colgate
at Fordham
at Yale
at Brown
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
TOM PENDERS (1974-1978)
1974-75
Mark Hardaway
4-22, 2-12 (8th)
at C.C.N.Y.
L, 79-90
Columbia - 105 - BASKETBALL
W, 83-77
L, 73-75
W, 96-69
L, 63-106
L, 73-84
L, 69-98
L, 84-93
L, 65-94
W, 55-53
L, 72-95
W, 89-88
L, 57-61
L, 57-65
W, 70-57
L, 68-69
L, 53-69
L, 70-94
W, 75-67
W, 84-69
L, 70-72
Yale
W, 76-75
at Dartmouth
L, 57-61
at Harvard
L, 83-92
Pennsylvania
L, 84-97
Princeton
L, 44-46
a - ECAC Holiday Festival, Madison
Square Garden
b - UConn Classic, Storrs, Conn.
1976-77
Alton Byrd, Ricky Free, Dave
Hassan
16-10, 8-6 (3rd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 100-75
at Rutgers
W, 85-75
at Iona
L, 69-84
Connecticut
W, 72-71
Marshall-a
L, 78-79
Georgia Tech-a
L, 79-80
Manhattan
W, 90-62
The Citadel-b
W, 89-87
Furman-b
W, 93-79
at Wagner
W, 118-90
Cornell
W, 80-52
Lafayette
L, 74-91
at Cornell
W, 74-72
Fordham
W, 92-77
Yale
W, 71-44
Brown
W, 103-91
Dartmouth
W, 84-61
Harvard
W, 92-74
at Pennsylvania
L, 85-86
at Princeton
L, 64-85
at Brown
L, 85-91
at Yale
W, 48-42
Princeton
L, 49-66
Pennsylvania
L, 56-61
at Harvard
L, 71-73
at Dartmouth
W, 93-57
a - Marshall Invitl., Huntington, W.V.
b - Poinsettia Classic, Greenville, S.C.
1977-78
Alton Byrd, Shane Cotner
15-11, 11-3 (tie 2nd)
at C.C.N.Y.
W, 95-65
at Lafayette
W, 56-55 (ot)
Rutgers-a
L, 48-62
Manhattan
L, 80-91 (ot)
at St. John’s
L, 56-67
at Santa Clara
L, 65-72
The 1978-79 Columbia Lions
year-by-year records
at Pacific
L, 58-75
at San Francisco State L, 69-71
at Oral Roberts
L, 60-66
at St. Louis
L, 66-78 (ot)
Cornell
W, 74-56
at Cornell
W, 66-61
at Fordham
W, 67-64
at Yale
W, 55-51
at Brown
L, 62-64
at Princeton
W, 38-36
at Pennsylvania
L, 58-81
Dartmouth
W, 62-58
Harvard
W, 71-62
Seton Hall
W, 82-78 (ot)
Brown
W, 75-70
Yale
W, 88-71
at Dartmouth
W, 64-47
at Harvard
W, 88-64
Pennsylvania
W, 88-84
Princeton
L, 44-59
a - at Madison Square Garden
ARTHUR “BUDDY” MAHAR
(1978-1984)
1978-79
Alton Byrd, Ricky Free
17-9, 10-4 (2nd)
C.C.N.Y.
W, 82-64
at Rutgers
L, 63-70
Wagner-a
W, 87-64
at Manhattan
W, 84-76
at Seton Hall
L, 72-84
St. John’s
W, 90-77
at Central Florida
L, 74-76
at South Florida
W, 71-65
at Stetson
W, 81-78
at Florida Southern
W, 68-60
at Cornell
W, 78-70
Lafayette
L, 56-60
Cornell
W, 82-62
at Brown
L, 59-67
at Yale
L, 62-67
Fordham
L, 75-76
Dartmouth
W, 45-40
Harvard
W, 90-74
at Pennsylvania
L, 54-64
at Princeton
L, 49-50
Yale
W, 64-62
Brown
W, 73-54
Princeton
W, 64-52
Pennsylvania
W, 74-72
at Harvard
W, 96-82
at Dartmouth
W, 68-57
a - at Madison Square Garden
1979-80
Jay Kutlow
10-16, 5-9 (6th)
Brooklyn
Adelphi
at Manhattan
at South Carolina
St. John’s
Marshall-a
Xavier-a
Loyola (Md.)
Harvard
Dartmouth
at Lafayette
Cornell
Rutgers
Seton Hall
at Cornell
at Fordham
at Princeton
at Pennsylvania
Brown
Yale
at Dartmouth
at Harvard
at Yale
at Brown
W, 78-58
W, 76-60
W, 71-56
L, 60-70
L, 75-91
L, 78-88
L, 59-74
W, 70-53
W, 85-63
W, 53-48
W, 64-61
W, 60-59
L, 49-65
L, 58-66
W, 58-57
L, 57-65
L, 50-77
L, 57-62
L, 71-72
L, 88-94
L, 54-63
L, 71-81
L, 81-84
L, 48-55
Pennsylvania
W, 55-51
Princeton
L, 47-57
a - West Virginia Tournament
1980-81
Vernon Outlaw, Dave Westenberg
9-17, 5-9 (tie 3rd)
at Syracuse
L, 81-108
Brooklyn
W, 84-67
Rutgers-a
L, 63-78
Vermont-a
L, 61-63
St. John’s
L, 42-58
Toledo-b
L, 54-60
Auburn-b
L, 55-63
Old Dominion-c
L, 58-92
New Hampshire-c
W, 59-47
at Cornell
L, 64-75
at Seton Hall
W, 63-61
Cornell
W, 46-45
Fordham
L, 53-61
at Harvard
L, 58-61
at Dartmouth
W, 71-57
Pennsylvania
L, 51-67
Princeton
L, 35-40
at Yale
L, 65-76
a - Jersey Classic, New Brunswick, N.J.
b - Blade-Glass City Classic, Toledo, Ohio
c - Kiwanis-Old Dominion Classic,
Norfolk, Va.
1981-82
Darren Burnett
16-10, 9-5 Ivy (tie 2nd)
Brooklyn
W, 70-52
Union
W, 46-40
Lafayette-a
L, 60-66
Loyola (Md.)-a
W, 40-39
Northeastern-b
L, 62-72
Delaware-b
W, 54-46
Georgetown-c
L, 26-38
Utah-c
W, 64-52
at St. John’s
L, 51-58
at Fordham
L, 43-57
at Dartmouth
W, 54-50
at Harvard
L, 69-73
at Cornell
L, 43-45
Seton Hall
W, 74-73
Cornell
W, 72-60
at Pennsylvania
L, 47-52
at Princeton
W, 33-31
Yale
W, 67-55
Brown
W, 79-56
at Manhattan
W, 49-40
Dartmouth
W, 56-45
Harvard
W, 55-50
at Brown
W, 67-65
at Yale
W, 64-57
Princeton
L, 53-58
Pennsylvania
L, 43-45
a - Spider Classic, Richmond, Va.
b - Manufacturer’s Hanover Classic,
New Rochelle, N.Y.
c - Rochester Classic, Rochester, N.Y.
1982-83
Darren Burnett
10-16, 7-7 Ivy (tie 3rd)
Youngstown State-a
Utica-a
St. John’s
Fordham
at Holy Cross
Georgia-b
Boston College-b
at South Florida
Florida Southern-c
George Washington-c
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cornell
Manhattan
at Cornell
at Seton Hall
L, 51-55
W, 57-43
L, 45-72
L, 56-57
W, 59-57
L, 53-86
L, 53-57
L, 54-70
L, 63-70
L, 60-65
W, 48-46
W, 60-44
W, 52-42
W, 73-58
L, 55-57
L, 69-71
Princeton
L, 49-50
Pennsylvania
L, 55-61
at Brown
W, 63-59
at Yale
L, 70-95
at Harvard
L, 62-66
at Dartmouth
W, 74-73
Yale
W, 91-80
Brown
W, 86-74
at Pennsylvania
L, 80-87
at Princeton
L, 56-72
a - Utica Classic, Utica, N.Y.
b - Cotton States Ins. Classic, Atlanta, Ga.
c - Juice Bowl, Lakeland, Fla.
1983-84
Mark Lay, Carl Scholz
8-18, 5-9 Ivy (7th)
Merchant Marine
W, 79-74
at St. John’s
L, 58-78
at Fordham
L, 65-78
Southern Illinois-a
L, 65-68
Alcorn State-a
L, 61-80
Connecticut-b
L, 60-85
Penn State-b
L, 83-84
Manhattan
L, 77-83
N.Y.U.
W, 71-55
at Delaware
L, 63-68
Cornell
W, 43-40
Lehigh
W, 76-55
at Yale
L, 60-61
at Brown
L, 63-80
at Cornell
L, 48-49
Seton Hall
L, 53-61
Harvard
L, 71-79
Dartmouth
W, 48-45
at Princeton
L, 28-34
at Pennsylvania
L, 58-63
Brown
L, 63-70
Yale
W, 77-76
Pennsylvania
W, 72-70
Princeton
L, 51-75
at Dartmouth
W, 77-74
at Harvard
L, 77-88
a - Busch Shootout, Carbondale, Ill.
b- Conn. Mutual Classic, Hartford, Conn.
WAYNE SZOKE (1984-1986)
1984-85
Mark Lay
13-13, 9-5 (2nd)
Merchant Marine
W, 66-59
New Mexico-a
L, 44-57
Jacksonville-a
L, 61-81
Illinois-b
L, 48-72
American-b
L, 56-70
Vanderbilt-c
L, 59-73
Massachusetts-c
W, 52-40
Delaware
L, 62-65
Fordham
L, 72-73
at Lehigh
W, 52-47
at Cornell
W, 64-57
Manhattan
W, 72-59
Cornell
L, 51-56
Yale
W, 77-67
Brown
W, 57-52
at Pennsylvania
L, 51-71
at Princeton
L, 58-63
St. John’s
L, 49-68
Dartmouth
W, 67-63
Harvard
L, 56-59
at Brown
W, 58-56
at Yale
L, 52-55
at Harvard
W, 62-58
at Dartmouth
W, 83-66
Princeton
W, 54-40
Pennsylvania
W, 70-65
a - Tribune Tip-Off Classic, Albuquerque, N.M.
b - Illini Classic, Champaign, Ill.
1985-86
Sean Couch, Paul Lee
12-14, 6-8 (tie 6th)
R.P.I.
W, 77-40
at Seton Hall
W, 58-54
at N.Y.U.
W, 66-56
St. John’s-a
L, 58-80
Hofstra-a
W, 81-60
Lafayette
W, 70-59
at Rutgers
L, 60-72
at Fordham
L, 43-44
Dayton-b
L, 46-57
Drake-b
L, 56-58
Lehigh
L, 84-90
at Manhattan
W, 69-35
at Cornell
L, 52-54
Brown
L, 61-67
Yale
L, 70-71
Cornell
W, 62-53
Pennsylvania
W, 59-54
Princeton
W, 61-52
at Dartmouth
L, 64-68
at Harvard
W, 60-49
at Yale
L, 66-70
at Brown
L, 95-97
Harvard
W, 73-54
Dartmouth
W, 69-61
at Princeton
L, 66-69
at Pennsylvania
L, 76-91
a - Joe Lapchik Memorial Tourn.,
Jamaica, N.Y. b - Merrill Lynch Classic,
Dayton, Ohio
c - Music City Classic, Nashville, Tenn.
1986-87
Sean Couch
12-14, 6-8 (6th)
Seton Hall
L, 73-86
Manhattan
W, 79-73
Stanford-a
L, 66-76
Hawaii Pacific-a
W, 89-62
at Lafayette
W, 68-65
Merchant Marine
W, 97-79
at Delaware
L, 71-83
Marquette-b
L, 68-79
Pepperdine-b
L, 67-91
at Lehigh
W, 90-78
Cornell
W, 57-47
at Brown
L, 81-82
at Yale
L, 66-76
Fordham
L, 77-79
at Cornell
L, 60-73
at Harvard
W, 88-81
at Dartmouth
L, 65-81
Princeton
L, 54-64
Pennsylvania
L, 73-79
Yale
W, 81-72
Brown
W, 91-78
N.Y.U.
W, 78-64
at Pennsylvania
L, 73-94
at Princeton
L, 58-63
Dartmouth
W, 89-74
Harvard
W, 77-73
a - Apple Invitl., Palo Alto, Calif.
b - First Bank Milwaukee Classic, Wis.
WALLY HALAS (1987-1990)
1987-88
Matt Shannon, Doug Woods
6-20, 2-12 (tie 7th)
Virginia-a
L, 58-83
The Citadel-a
L, 56-70
Manhattan
L, 80-84
at Lafayette
W, 64-63
at Delaware
L, 53-63
Wyoming-b
L, 56-92
Detroit-b
W, 80-65
Nebraska
L, 62-82
at Lehigh
L, 65-77
Merchant Marine
W, 98-79
at Harvard
L, 57-64
at Dartmouth
L, 73-85
Columbia - 106 - BASKETBALL
Cornell
L, 60-73
Fordham
L, 58-70
at Cornell
L, 46-68
at Pennsylvania
L, 51-56
at Princeton
L, 47-69
Yale
L, 56-59
Brown
W, 87-84
Dartmouth
L, 74-79
Harvard
L, 65-66
N.Y.U.-c
W, 70-56
at Brown
W, 85-80
at Yale
L, 67-78
Princeton L, 52-73
Pennsylvania
L, 55-82
a - Investors Clssc., Charlottesville, Va.
b - Cowboy Shootout, Casper, Wyo.
c - at Madison Square Garden
1988-89
Matt Shannon
8-18, 4-10 (7th)
11/26 at No. Carolina St. L, 54-110
11/29 at Manhattan
W, 73-53
12/3 at Hofstra
L, 74-78
12/6 Lafayette
L, 50-73
12/9 St. Francis (Pa.)-a L, 61-75
12/10 Rider-a
W, 64-61
12/13 at N.Y.U.
W, 72-70
12/28 Hartford-b
L, 62-70
1/5
at N.C.-Charlotte L, 42-75
1/7
at Pratt
W, 105-51
1/10 at Fordham
L, 71-97
1/13 Harvard
L, 64-83
1/14 Dartmouth
L, 30-54
1/21 at Cornell
W, 60-55
1/28 Lehigh
L, 81-93
1/21 Cornell
L, 54-61
2/3
Brown
W, 71-70 (2ot)
2/4
Yale
L, 66-82
2/10 at Princeton
L, 54-71
2/11 at Pennsylvania W, 76-59
2/17 at Dartmouth
L, 66-88
2/18 at Harvard L, 76-82 (2ot)
2/24 Pennsylvania
L, 61-68
2/25 Princeton
L, 62-78
3/3
at Yale
L, 85-92 (ot)
3/4
at Brown
W, 92-85
a - Manufacturer’s Hanover Classic,
New Rochelle, N.Y.
b - at U.N.L.V.
1989-90
Ron Holt
4-22, 2-12 (8th)
11/25 St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 75-78
11/28 at Manhattan
L, 67-85
12/1 Austin Peay-a L, 62-95
12/2 Portland-a
W, 78-67
12/5 Lafayette
L, 73-81
12/8 Howard-b
W, 69-68
12/9 Marist-b
L, 62-82
12/27 at Cal-Berkeley L, 61-98
12/30 at San Diego
L, 58-85
1/6
at Hofstra
L, 71-80
1/9
at Fordham
L, 59-82
1/12 at Dartmouth
L, 73-75
1/13 at Harvard
L, 74-87
1/20 at Cornell
L, 68-71
1/23 Lehigh
L, 71-76
1/27 Cornell
W, 72-66
2/2
Princeton
L, 39-67
2/3
Pennsylvania
L, 72-78
2/9
at Brown
L, 59-70
2/10 at Yale
L, 44-55
2/16 Harvard
L, 72-77
2/17 Dartmouth
L, 68-72
2/23 Yale
L, 65-77
2/24 Brown
L, 76-82
3/2
at Pennsylvania W, 74-69
3/3
at Princeton
L, 46-73
a - Acme Boot Shootout, Clarksville, Tenn.
b - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeepsie,N.Y.
year-by-year records
JACK ROHAN (1990-1995)
1990-91
Scott Bennett
7-19, 5-9 (7th)
11/24 Haverford
W, 96-58
11/27 Manhattan
L, 64-80
11/30 Holy Cross-a
L, 69-72
12/1 L.I.U.-a
L, 69-71
12/4 at St. Francis (N.Y.) W, 88-82
12/8 at Rider
L, 63-76
12/11 Fordham
L, 72-83
12/28 at So. Methodist L, 45-79
12/30 at Tulane
L, 66-85
1/2 at New Orleans L, 53-83
1/8 Hofstra
L, 64-83
1/11 Dartmouth W, 77-75 (ot)
1/12 Harvard
L, 76-77
1/19 Cornell
W, 65-55
1/22 at Lehigh
L, 70-96
1/26 at Cornell
L, 65-74
2/1 at Yale
W, 58-53
2/2 at Brown
L, 57-76
2/8 Pennsylvania
W, 68-67
2/9 Princeton
L, 47-65
2/15 at Harvard
W, 92-77
2/16 at Dartmouth
L, 61-67
2/22 at Princeton
L, 33-56
2/23 at Pennsylvania L, 61-65
3/1 Brown
L, 61-67
L, 58-71
3/2 Yale
a - Hawks Unlimited Tournament,
Hartford, Conn.
1991-92
Eric Speaker
10-16, 8-6 (3rd)
11/26 at Manhattan
L, 81-94
11/30 at Northwestern L, 60-78
12/6 Marquette-a
L, 63-71
12/7 St. Francis-a
L, 59-62
12/30 at San Francisco St. W, 82-76
1/2
at Cal-Berkeley L, 64-92
1/4
at San Francisco L, 74-85
1/8
Hofstra
L, 66-80
1/13 at Fordham
L, 54-60
1/15 Rider
L, 73-77
1/18 Cornell
W, 78-74
1/20 Lehigh
W, 90-84
1/25 at Cornell
W, 85-70
1/31 at Yale
L, 75-79 (ot)
2/1
at Brown
L, 60-65
2/7
at Princeton
L, 55-71
2/8
at Pennsylvania L, 76-81
2/14 Harvard
W, 94-76
2/15 Dartmouth
W, 74-53
2/18 at Lafayette
L, 69-75
2/21 Brown
W, 81-69
2/22 Yale
W, 64-60
2/28 at Dartmouth
W, 76-59
2/29 at Harvard
L, 67-70
3/6
Pennsylvania W, 71-66
3/7
Princeton
L, 51-65
a - First Bank Classic, Milwaukee, Wis.
1992-93
Tom Casey, Buck Jenkins
16-10, 10-4 (2nd)
12/1 Iona-a
L, 68-80
12/2 St. Francis-a W, 104-67
12/5 Boston U.-b
W, 83-80
12/9 Pratt
W, 98-37
12/11 G. Washington-c L, 70-80
12/12 St. Francis (NY)-c W, 58-50
12/28 Lafayette
L, 72-77
12/30 at Villanova
L, 63-75
1/4
Manhattan
W, 84-80
1/7
at Hofstra
L, 60-68
1/11 at Lehigh
L, 79-80
1/16 at Cornell
W, 74-64
1/23 Cornell
W, 75-61
1/25 Fordham
W, 65-51
1/29 Yale
W, 58-45
/30 Brown
1
W, 86-53
2/5
Dartmouth
L, 63-72
2/6
Harvard
W, 101-70
2/12 at Pennsylvania L, 63-84
2/13 at Princeton
W, 71-69
2/19 at Brown
W, 72-69
2/20 at Yale
W, 47-46
2/26 Princeton
W, 65-57
2/27 Pennsylvania
L, 67-74
3/5
at Harvard
L, 75-82
3/6
at Dartmouth
W, 68-66
a - Joe Lapchick Tourn., Jamaica, N.Y.
b - ECAC Challenge, Worcester, Mass.
c - Red Auerbach Classic, Washington, D.C.
1993-94
Jamal Adams
6-20, 4-10 (7th)
11/27 Haverford
W, 85-70
11/30 at St. John’s
L, 49-79
12/3 East Carolina-a L, 51-78
12/4 Central Conn.-a W, 81-68
12/7 at Lafayette
L, 53-70
12/11 at Penn State
L, 43-76
12/29 Murray State-b L, 66-82
12/30 Delaware-b
L, 52-72
1/5
at Manhattan
L, 45-92
1/10 Lehigh
L, 67-78 (ot)
1/15 Cornell
W, 53-49
1/17 at Fordham
L, 60-66
1/22 at Cornell
W, 67-58
1/25 at Hofstra
L, 62-72
1/28 Brown
W, 67-46
1/29 Yale
W, 77-58
2/4
at Pennsylvania L, 55-67
2/5
at Princeton
L, 46-78
2/11 Dartmouth
L, 65-80
2/12 Harvard
L, 75-76
2/18 at Yale
L, 51-73
2/19 at Brown
L, 52-61
2/25 at Harvard
L, 68-70
2/26 at Dartmouth
L, 52-64
3/6
Princeton
L, 44-64
3/7
Pennsylvania
L, 69-89
a - Mt. St. Mary’s, Emmitsburg, Md.
b - Toledo MVP Holiday Classic,
Toledo, Ohio
1994-95
Fred Johnson
5-21†, 1-13 (8th)
11/25 Marist-a
L, 57-68
11/26 Bucknell-a
W, 63-58
12/1 at Lehigh
L, 75-85
12/5 Lafayette
L, 75-78
12/8 Army
W, 77-76
12/13 at Seton Hall L, 56-103
12/28 California-b
W, 43-79†
12/29 Texas Christian-bL, 64-66
12/31 at Sacramento St. L, 68-77
1/7
Stevens Tech W, 77-50
1/10 at Notre Dame L, 56-75
1/14 at Cornell
L, 76-82
1/21 Cornell
L, 59-68
1/23 Fordham
L, 57-85
1/27 at Brown
L, 59-63
1/28 at Yale
L, 55-68
2/3
Harvard
L, 56-58
2/4
Dartmouth
L, 57-77
2/10 at Princeton
L, 48-76
2/11 at Pennsylvania L, 55-90
2/17 Yale
W, 79-69
2/18 Brown
L, 56-64
2/24 Pennsylvania
L, 48-88
2/25 Princeton
L, 47-57
3/3
at Dartmouth
L, 67-69
3/4
at Harvard
L, 61-93
a - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
b - Otis Spunkmeyer Classic, Berkeley, Calif.
† - Includes forfeit victory
ARMOND HILL (1995-2003)
1995-96
Jim Tubridy
7-19, 3-11 (tie 7th)
11/25 Ursinus
W, 77-35
11/28 at Fordham
W, 60-48
12/1 at Marquette-a L, 45-72
12/2 Texas A&M-a
L, 39-65
12/5 at Army
W, 73-59
12/8 at Syracuse-b
L, 60-83
12/9 Canisius-b
L, 42-64
12/12 at Lafayette
L, 51-64
12/27 at Florida Intl.
L, 67-82
12/29 at Miami (Fla.) L, 62-69
1/2
at Florida AtlanticL, 58-70
1/6
Lehigh
W, 76-69
1/12 at Dartmouth
L, 57-59
1/13 at Harvard
L, 48-72
1/20 Cornell
L, 71-75
1/27 at Cornell
L, 63-76
2/2
at Princeton
L, 45-66
2/3
at Pennsylvania L, 50-74
2/9
Brown
L, 62-74
2/10 Yale
W, 74-58
2/16 Harvard
L, 44-71
2/17 Dartmouth
L, 54-71
2/23 at Yale
W, 63-62
2/24 at Brown
W, 61-55
3/1
Pennsylvania
L, 62-82
3/2
Princeton
L, 55-57
a - First Bank Classic, Milwaukee, Wis.
b - Carrier Classic, Syracuse, N.Y.
1996-97
C.J. Thompkins
6-20, 1-13 (8th)
11/22 at New Mexico-a L, 56-94
11/23 vs. Grambling-a W, 77-59
11/26 Fordham
L, 62-66
11/30 at Providence
L, 61-74
12/6 at Illinois-b
L, 59-84
12/7
vs. Cnt. Michigan-b L, 80-84 (ot)
12/10 St. Francis (N.Y.)
W, 64-58
12/30 at Cal St. Fullerton L, 81-91
1/2
at San Diego
L, 57-89
1/6
at Lehigh
W, 86-66
1/10 at Harvard
L, 49-63
1/11 at Dartmouth
L, 57-73
1/14 Ursinus
W, 68-37
1/18 at Cornell
L, 46-62
1/20 Army
W, 77-72
1/25 Cornell
L, 69-74
1/31 Pennsylvania
L, 56-63
2/1
Princeton
L, 53-65
2/7
at Yale
W, 70-54
2/8
at Brown
L, 56-63
2/14 Dartmouth
L, 47-82
2/15 Harvard
L, 57-81
2/21 Brown
L, 57-61
2/22 Yale
L, 68-71
2/28 at Princeton
L, 52-67
3/1
at Pennsylvania L, 56-72
a-Lobo Invt’l, Albuquerque, N.M.
b-Illini Classic, Champaign, Ill.
1997-98
Gary Raimondo
11-15, 6-8 (4th)
11/19 Lafayette
L, 55-60
11/22 Holy Cross
W, 76-64
11/25 at Rutgers
L, 46-65
11/29 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 53-79
12/1 Drew
W, 67-63
12/5 vs. Estrn. Washington-a L, 59-68
12/6 vs. Troy State-a W, 57-53
12/9 at Mt. St. Mary’s L, 42-69
12/28 vs. Cntrl. Conn.-b L, 47-67
12/29 at Col. of Charleston-b L, 55-77
1/3 Lehigh
W, 67-55
1/9 Harvard
L, 61-66
1/10 Dartmouth
W, 55-53
1/17 Cornell
L, 50-53
1/19 at Army
W, 71-69
1/24 at Cornell
L, 53-63
Erik
Crep ‘99
1/30 at Pennsylvania L, 63-70
1/31 at Princeton
L, 45-58
2/6 Yale
W, 54-52
2/7 Brown
L, 56-59
2/13 at Dartmouth W, 62-56
2/14 at Harvard
W, 78-66
2/20 at Brown
W, 54-52
2/21 at Yale
W, 71-57
2/27 Princeton
L, 37-51
2/28 Pennsylvania
L,53-71
a-JamFest Classic, Fort Collins, Colo.
b-FranklinLifeCougarClassic,Charleston,S.C.
1998-99
Gary Raimondo
10-16, 5-9 (6th)
11/15 at Holy Cross W, 56-53
11/18 NJ Tech
W, 69-58
11/21 Quinnipiac
L, 52-54
11/23 at St. John’s
L, 55-71
11/27 vs. Vermont-a L, 66-67
11/28 vs. Colgate-a
L, 64-75
12/3 at Rutgers
L, 49-84
12/5 Army
W, 61-50
12/7 Stony Brook
W, 67-61
12/10 at Lafayette
L, 61-81
12/27 at UNLV
L, 45-74
1/2 at Lehigh
W, 69-49
1/8 Dartmouth
L, 54-58
1/9 Harvard
W, 72-62
1/15 at Cornell
L, 47-63
1/23 Cornell
W, 76-65
1/29 Princeton
L, 40-46
1/30 Pennsylvania
L, 51-67
2/5 at Brown
W, 67-63
2/6 at Yale
L, 48-60
2/12 at Harvard
L, 63-68
2/13 at Dartmouth
L, 61-66
2/19 Yale
W, 56-53
2/20 Brown
W, 71-69
2/26 at Pennsylvania L, 48-87
2/27 at Princeton
L, 52-88
a - Pepsi-Marist Classic, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Columbia - 107 - BASKETBALL
1999-2000
Craig Austin, Michael Merley
13-14, 7-7 (tie 3rd)
11/20 Lafayette
L, 52-59
11/23 at Duke
L, 52-99
11/27 Stevens Tech W, 77-41
11/29 at Quinnipiac
L, 38-49
12/3 vs. Monmouth-aW, 61-45
12/4 vs. Wstrn. Carolina-a L, 81-83
12/8 at Stony Brook L, 50-63
12/11 Lehigh
W, 67-65
12/13 at Seton Hall
L, 58-60
12/29 vs. Davidson - b L, 47-50
12/30 vs. New Hampshire-b W, 72-57
1/5 Wagner
W, 62-56
1/9 at Army
W, 46-45
1/14 Cornell
W, 75-58
1/22 at Cornell W, 69-66(ot)
1/28 Pennsylvania
L, 37-63
1/29 Princeton
L, 46-53
2/4 at Dartmouth
L, 46-52
2/5 at Harvard
W, 71-65
2/11 Brown
W, 68-59
2/12 Yale
L, 59-65
2/18 at Princeton
L, 52-81
2/19 at Pennsylvania L, 58-81
2/25 at Yale
W, 72-67
2/26 at Brown
W, 53-48
3/3 Harvard
L, 59-61
3/4 Dartmouth
W, 70-63
a - Ameritas Clssc., Lincoln, Neb.
b- Stanford Invit., Stanford, Calif.
2000-01
Craig Austin, Michael Merley
12-15, 7-7 (tie 4th)
11/17 vs. Catholic-a W, 63-58
11/18 at Cntrl. Conn.-a L, 40-62
11/21 at Miami
L, 41-65
11/25 Mt. St. Mary’s W, 56-44
11/29 at Lafayette
L, 50-60
12/2 at Villanova
L, 64-80
12/6 Army
L, 51-62
12/9 Stony Brook L, 63-67 (ot)
year-by-year records
2/11 at Lehigh
1
W, 45-42
12/28 at Syracuse
L, 47-61
1/3 at Wagner
L, 62-83
1/7 Binghamton
W, 62-37
1/12 at Pennsylvania L, 44-65
1/13 at Princeton
L, 36-53
1/20 at Cornell
L, 35-41
1/22 Albany
W, 78-66
1/27 Cornell
W, 42-38
2/2 Dartmouth
W, 71-57
2/3 Harvard
W, 65-55
2/9 at Brown
L, 59-60
2/10 at Yale
L, 78-80 (2ot)
2/16 Princeton
W, 59-42
2/17 Pennsylvania W, 69-57
2/23 Yale
W, 62-59
2/24 Brown
L, 65-67
3/2 at Harvard
L, 61-66
3/3 at Dartmouth W, 71-64
a - Mohegan Sun Classic, New
Britain, Conn.
2001-02
Craig Austin, Treg Duerksen
11-17, 4-10 Ivy (6th)
11/16 vs. Northeastern-a W, 66-54
11/17 at Marist-a
L, 59-69
11/20 Haverford
W, 52-37
11/24 at Providence L, 54-68
11/27 Lehigh
W,53-47
12/1 Lafayette
W, 52-48
12/5 at Army
W, 69-64
12/8 Boston U.
W, 68-47
12/20 at BYU-Hawaii-b L, 65-70
12/21 vs. Valparaiso-b L, 55-71
12/22 vs. Navy-b W, 74-72(ot)
12/27 at UCLA
L, 55-64
12/31 at San Diego St. L, 59-75
1/11 at Yale
L, 54-65
1/12 at Brown
L, 50-63
1/15 at Albany
L, 40-41
1/19 Cornell
W, 56-40
1/26 at Cornell
W, 54-42
2/1 at Princeton
L, 41-49
2/2 at Pennsylvania W, 54-53
2/8 Harvard
L, 52-55
2/9 Dartmouth
L, 51-57
2/15 Brown
L, 41-52
2/16 Yale
L, 56-76
2/22 at Dartmouth W, 62-58
2/23 at Harvard
L, 56-59
3/1 Pennsylvania
L, 47-51
3/2 Princeton
L, 48-49
a - Pepsi-Marist Classic,
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
b - Yahoo Sports Invitational, Laie,
Hawaii
2002-03
Marco McCottry, Chris Wiedemann
2-25, 0-14 Ivy (8th)
11/18 at Rutgers^
L, 36-60
11/23 at Boston U.
L, 37-66
11/26 at Binghamton L, 42-70
11/29 vs. Bucknell~
L, 47-61
11/30 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s~ L, 48-57
12/4 STONY BROOK L
, 56-65
12/6 ARMY
W, 58-44
12/9 at Lehigh
L, 51-67
12/27 at UTEP#
W, 55-54
12/28 vs. UAB#
L, 42-71
1/2 at Lafayette
L, 52-61
1/6 SACRED HEART L, 58-59
1/9 at MassachusettsL, 47-66
1/18 at Cornell
L, 38-51
1/25 CORNELL
L, 53-55
1/31 YALE
L, 51-65
2/1 BROWN
L, 59-72
2/7 PRINCETON
L, 68-51
2/8 PENN
L, 40-47
2/14 at Harvard
L, 63-77
2/15 at Dartmouth
L, 49-63
2/21 at Brown
L, 70-83
2/22 at Yale
L, 59-71
2/28 DARTMOUTH L, 36-50
3/1 HARVARD
L, 63-66
3/7 at Penn
L, 39-63
3/8 at Princeton
L, 40-44
^ Preseason NIT
~ Red Auerbach Colonial Classic at
George Washington
# Sierra Providence SunClassic at
UTEP in El Paso, Texas
JOE JONES (2003-PRESENT)
2003-04
Maurice Murphy, Chris Owens
10-17, 6-8 Ivy (tie 6th)
11/21 at Army
L, 57-60
11/24 vs. Manhattan
L, 57-72
12/2 at Sacred Heart W, 85-79(ot)
12/6 HOFSTRA
L, 55-58
12/8 LEHIGH
L, 57-60
12/20 at Stony BrookW, 80-75 (ot)
12/22 at Villanova
L, 66-74
12/27 at California~
L, 66-85
12/28 vs. Prairie View~ W, 72-69
12/30 at Washington
L, 51-88
1/3 LAFAYETTE
L, 73-82
1/6 at Fordham
L, 57-61
1/11 FDU-MADISON W, 77-45
1/17 at Cornell*
L, 66-90
1/24 CORNELL*
L, 53-66
1/30 at Dartmouth* W, 78-42
1/31 at Harvard*
W, 78-67
2/6 at Yale*
L, 58-63
2/7 at Brown*
L, 81-90
2/13 PENN*
L, 76-91
2/14 PRINCETON* L, 71-78 (ot)
2/20 HARVARD*
W, 66-57
2/21 DARTMOUTH* W, 73-58
2/27 at Princeton*
L, 52-75
2/28 at Penn*
L, 50-64
3/5 BROWN*
W, 81-74
3/6 YALE* W, 88-79 (2ot)
2004-05
Matt Preston, Matt Land
12-15, 3-11 Ivy (8th)
11/19 LONGWOOD W, 82-69
11/20 MOREHEAD ST. W, 76-58
11/24 LIU
W, 53-49
Dragutin
Kravic ‘06
11/27
12/6
12/9
12/11
12/22
12/28
12/30
1/2
1/4
1/15
1/17
1/22
1/29
1/30
2/4
2/5
2/11
2/12
2/18
2/19
2/25
2/26
3/4
3/5
STONY BROOK L, 73-77
at Lehigh
W, 75-61
SACRED HEART W, 76-67
at St. Francis (N.Y.)W, 65-57
at Hofstra
L, 40-64
vs. N.C. State L, 74-84
vs. Canisius W, 64-58
at Lafayette
L, 62-65
at Army
W, 75-59
CORNELL
W, 70-61
at Navy
W, 69-63
at Cornell
L, 47-77
DARTMOUTH W, 64-45
HARVARD
W, 57-55
YALE
L, 67-77
BROWN
L, 52-54
at Penn
L, 66-73
at Princeton
L, 53-63
at Harvard
L, 71-78
at Dartmouth L, 48-50
PRINCETON L, 59-68
PENN
L, 72-80
at Brown
L, 56-80
at Yale
L, 68-81
2005-06
John-Michael Grzan, Dalen Cuff
11-16, 4-10 (tie 7th)
1/17 UNH
W, 64-61
1/19 TROY
W, 73-71
1/22 at LIU
W, 80-63
1/26 at Stony Brook W, 55-54
11/30 at Sacred HeartW, 61-59
12/2 ARMY
L, 66-67
12/6 at Wagner
L, 71-83
12/10 LAFAYETTE W, 71-67
12/23 at Notre Dame L, 68-75
12/27 vs. St. John’s L, 38-63
12/28 vs. St. Peter’s L, 54-63
1/2 LEHIGH
L, 57-65
1/7 CCNY
W, 82-43
1/13 at PrincetonL, 64-68 (ot)
1/14 at Penn
L, 55-87
1/21 at Cornell
W, 58-57
1/28 CORNELL
L, 59-81
2/3 HARVARD
L, 59-69
2/4 DARTMOUTH L, 68-78
2/10 at Yale
L, 67-74
2/11 at Brown
L, 75-86
2/17 PENN
W, 59-57
2/18 PRINCETON W, 65-64
2/24 BROWN
W, 68-56
2/25 YALE
L, 65-71
3/3 at Dartmouth L, 62-69
3/4 at Harvard
L, 64-69
2006-07
Game Captains
16-12, 7-7 Ivy (4th)
11/12 at Duke^
L, 43-86
11/13 vs. UC Davis^ W, 95-90
11/17 NJIT~
W, 73-60
11/18 KENNESAW ST.~W, 63-51
11/21 LIU
W, 90-63
11/25 STONY BROOKL, 41-54
11/28 at Providence L, 55-81
12/2 SACRED HEARTW, 76-71
12/5 WAGNER
W, 70-44
12/11 at Lafayette
W, 75-58
12/23 at St. John’s
L, 70-76
12/30 at St. Francis (N.Y.)L, 58-67
1/2 at Lehigh
W, 55-54
1/6 MARYWOOD W, 87-38
1/12 PRINCETON W, 64-56
1/13 PENN L, 43-69
1/20 CORNELL
L, 45-49
1/27 at Cornell
L, 51-56
2/2 at Harvard
W, 90-70
2/3 at Dartmouth W, 61-55
2/9 YALE
L, 71-85
2/10 BROWN
W, 77-68
2/16 at Penn
L, 54-73
2/17 at Princeton
L, 49-54
1/24
1/30
1/31
2/6
2/7
2/13
2/14
2/20
2/21
2/27
2/28
3/6
3/7
Justin
Armstrong ‘08
2/23 at Brown
L, 59-64
2/24 at Yale
W, 82-64
3/2 DARTMOUTH W, 69-67
3/3 HARVARD
W, 76-66
^College Basketball Experience
Classic, Durham, N.C.
~Third Annual Tyler Ugolyn Columbia Classic
2007-08
John Baumann, Brett Loscalzo,
Mack Montgomery
14-15, 7-7 (tie 4th)
11/9 FORDHAM
L, 61-79
11/12 vs. Delaware St.^W, 47-41
11/13 at Ohio State^ L, 54-68
11/18 at Albany
L, 38-70
11/20 at LIU
L, 60-70
11/24 at Stony Brook W, 66-46
11/30 at Sacred Heart L, 59-75
12/4 at Wagner
W, 79-65
12/8 LAFAYETTE
L, 64-78
12/10 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)W, 83-64
12/22 at Villanova
L, 56-72
12/29 POLYTECHNICW, 109-63
1/2 LEHIGH
W, 74-64
1/6 AMERICAN
L, 56-69
1/12 at NJIT
W, 64-52
1/19 at Cornell L, 64-70
1/26 CORNELL
L, 54-72
2/1 at Yale
W, 71-58
2/2 at Brown
L, 63-68
2/8 PENN
W, 74-58
2/9 PRINCETON W, 58-53
2/15 at Dartmouth W, 59-50
2/16 at Harvard
W, 73-64
2/22 BROWN
L, 52-67
2/23 YALE
W, 68-62
2/29 HARVARD
W, 61-54
3/1 DARTMOUTH L, 47-63
3/7 at Princeton
L, 64-74
3/8 at Penn
L, 67-69
^Preseason NIT, Columbus, Ohio
2008-09
Joe Bova, Patrick Foley
12-16, 7-7 Ivy (tie 4th)
11/14 at Fordham
W, 65-62
11/16 at Seton Hall
L, 50-71
11/21 BRYANT-a
W, 70-54
11/22 UMBC-a
L, 52-66
11/25 ALBANY
L, 49-66
11/29 STONY BROOK L, 60-62
12/3 WAGNER
W, 84-69
12/9 at St. Francis (N.Y.) L, 57-59
12/20 vs. Virginia Tech-b L, 52-64
12/21 vs. Marist-b
W, 63-58
12/29 SACRED HEARTL, 79-84 (ot)
1/2 at Lehigh
L, 59-73
1/5 at American
L, 50-62
1/9 NJIT
W, 73-50
1/17 CORNELL
L, 59-71
Columbia - 108 - BASKETBALL
at Cornell
YALE
BROWN
at Penn
at Princeton
DARTMOUTH
HARVARD
at Brown
at Yale
at Harvard
at Dartmouth
PRINCETON
PENN
L, 72-83
W, 53-42
W, 65-59
W, 74-63
L, 35-63
W, 65-52
W, 60-59
W, 70-57
L, 49-57
L, 63-72
L, 53-67
W, 58-44
L, 50-51
a - Tyler Ugolyn Columbia Classic
b - Aeropostle Holiday Festival