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2018–19Susquehanna University

Men’s BasketballSeniors Seth Callahan & Tyler Hoagland

Quick Facts / Table of ContentsSUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY

Location ........................... Selinsgrove, Pa.Founded ........................................... 1858Enrollment ....................................... 2,300President .................... Jonathan D. Green

FACTSNickname ..............................River HawksColors .......................... Orange & Maroon Affiliation ....................... NCAA Division III Conference ............................... LandmarkDirector of Athletics ........Pam Samuelson Office Phone.....................570-372-4273 E-mail [email protected] Associate AD/SWA ............. Crystal Gibson Office Phone.....................570-372-4605 E-mail [email protected] AD ............................. Jerry Foley

Gym .................... O.W. Houts Gymnasium Capacity (Seating) ......................... 1,5002017-18 Record ...............................10-14 Landmark Record, Finish ............7-7, 6thAll-Time Record .................... 1,064–1,186Years ..........................................115 years

BASKETBALL STAFFHead Coach. .................... Frank Marcinek Alma Mater, Year ............. Penn St., 1981 Office Phone.....................570-372-4230 E-mail .................. [email protected] Coaches ..................Chad Bailey, .................................................. JJ Butler ..................................... Mark Prusch ’06 ...............................................Eldon Hoy

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSDirector .............................Nairem Moran Office Phone.....................570-372-4432 Office Fax..........................570-372-2758 E-mail ........... [email protected] Director ..............David Johnson Office Phone.....................570-372-4587 E-mail .................. [email protected] ....................... suriverhawks.comFacebook .......... susquehanna.riverhawksInstagram .....................................gosusquTwitter .........................................gosusqu

Front Cover - featuring seniors Seth Callahan & Tyler Hoagland .................................... FCBJ’s Steak and Rib House ............................................................................................... IFCQuick Facts / Table of Contents ........................................................................................ 1About Susquehanna ......................................................................................................... 2Susquehanna Administration ........................................................................................... 3Head Coach Frank Marcinek ............................................................................................. 4Assistant Coaches ............................................................................................................. 5Meet the River Hawks - Seniors ....................................................................................... 6Meet the River Hawks - Juniors ........................................................................................ 7Meet the River Hawks - Sophomores ............................................................................... 8Meet the River Hawks - Freshmen ................................................................................... 92018-19 Roster & Team Photo ....................................................................................... 10Basketball Traditions ...................................................................................................... 11Basketball Record Book ............................................................................................. 12-15Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................. 16Susquehanna Trailways - The Official Transportation Company of the River Hawks ..... IBC2018-19 Schedule ........................................................................................................... BC

Date Opponent ResultNov. 15 BETHANY (W.V.) ! W, 75-73Nov. 17 KING’S (PA.) ! L, 89-93Nov. 18 ROWAN L, 72-88Nov. 21 at Lycoming L, 70-89Nov. 29 at Misericordia W, 75-62Dec. 2 GOUCHER * W, 56-55Dec. 8 vs. Lynchburg @ L, 65-73Dec. 9 vs. PSU-Hazleton @ W, 89-57Dec. 16 at Lancaster Bible L, 74-87Dec. 18 at Lafayette L, 70-82Jan. 3 DICKINSON L, 65-69Jan. 6 at Moravian * L, 74-106Jan. 10 at Scranton * L, 73-84Jan. 13 at Elizabethtown * W, 82-81Jan. 17 JUNIATA * W, 70-68Jan. 20 DREW * L, 65-98Jan. 24 CATHOLIC * L, 55-73Jan. 27 MORAVIAN * L, 72-88Jan. 31 at Juniata * L, 66-75Feb. 3 at Goucher * W, 85-72

SPORTSMANSHIP STATEMENT

Susquehanna University, the Landmark Conference and the NCAA promote good sportsmanship by players, coaches, staff and fans.

We ask that you support players coaches and officials by cheering without using personal comments or insults. Refrain from using profanity, vulgarity, racist or sexist comments during the game. We also ask that you treat fellow fans and event staff with respect, give players coaches and officials space to perform by staying clear of the competition area. Finally, we also ask that you do not consume or possess alcohol and tobacco products.

Individuals that are unable to follow these guidelines, are disruptive or hostile to others or appear to be intoxicated, will be removed from the gymnasium and may face additional discipline.

Date Opponent ResultFeb. 8 at Catholic * W, 75-71Feb. 10 at Drew * W, 90-72Feb. 14 SCRANTON * L, 82-83Feb. 17 ELIZABETHTOWN * W 94-74

HOME games in CAPS! - Pepsi Tipoff Tournament* - Landmark Conference@ - FNC Bank/Monarch Classic at King’s (Pa.)

2017-18 RESULTS (10-14, 7-7 LC)

2018–19 Susquehanna Men’s Basketball

About SusquehannaSusquehanna is a selective, residential university that combines excellent academic programs with career-building professional internships and research opportunities. In fact, 90% of stu-dents complete an internship, research or other professional experience. Students also develop critical thinking, writing and communication skills, which prepare them for the job market or graduate school. Ninety-eight percent (98%) of Susquehanna graduates are employed or pursuing advanced degrees within six months of graduation. Our winning combination of relevant academic programs and professional experience not only gets students to their first job, but also ensures that they are able to adapt for a lifetime of personal and professional success.

We offer more than 100 majors and minors, the faculty-to-stu-dent ratio is 1:13, and our average class size is 19. Faculty members are mentors as well as teachers. The university is recognized nationally for our commitment to off-campus study through the Global Opportunities (GO) program. All students complete a cross-cultural experience for at least two weeks in the U.S. or abroad, which broadens their perspective and pro-vides them options. In a time of geopolitical and economic com-plexity, they are better equipped to connect with people from other backgrounds, be they coworkers or clients.

Our courses are taught by exceptional professors, not graduate students, who are accessible and eager to collaborate. Students benefit from a curriculum that is both innovative and flexible. Susquehanna has a School of Arts and Sciences and the Sigmund Weis School of Business. Our business school is AACSB-accred-ited, placing it among the top five percent of business schools worldwide. Other AACSB schools include Harvard Business School and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

The quality of the academic experience, interactions with and support from faculty members, plus students’ Global Opportuni-ties (GO) experience, internships and research make them highly desirable job candidates when it’s time to launch their career. For students who enjoy service learning, our Johnson Center for Civic Engagement helps them get involved, plus some of our GO experiences include a service component.

Susquehanna students make friends, learn leadership skills and have fun through more than 150 student-run clubs and organi-zations, fraternities, sororities, service groups and 23 NCAA Di-vision III intercollegiate sports. Student-athletes compete within the Centennial Conference (football) and Landmark Conference, including baseball, basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, indoor and outdoor track & field, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swim-ming & diving, tennis and volleyball.

AccountingActuarial Science*Africana Studies*AnthropologyApplied Linguistics*Art HistoryArts Administration* Asian Studies*BiochemistryBiologyBiomedical Sciences Business AdministrationBusiness Data Science Chemical Physics ChemistryCommunications • Digital Multimedia - Broadcasting - Journalism - Sports Media • Strategic Communications - Advertising & Marketing - Public Relations • Communication Arts - Communication Studies - Personal & Organizational

CommunicationComputer ScienceCreative WritingData Science & Analytics*Diversity Studies*Earth & Environmental SciencesEcologyEconomics • Financial Economics • General Economics • Global Economy &

Financial MarketsEducation • Early Childhood

certification, Pre-K–4 • English as a Second

Language (ESL)certification • Secondary certification

(7–12 available in many disciplines)

• Special Education certification

English: LiteratureEnglish: Professional & Civic Writing* English: Publishing & Editing

Entrepreneurship & Innovation*Environmental StudiesFilm Studies*FinanceFrenchGermanGlobal ManagementGraphic DesignHealth Care Studies*HistoryInternational Relations*International StudiesItalian*Jewish & Israel Studies*Leadership*Legal Studies*Luxury Brand Marketing & Management MarketingMathematicsMilitary Science*Museum Studies*Music • Composition • Education • Performance • Technology* • Theory/Literature*NeurosciencePhilosophyPhysicsPolitical Science Professional Accounting*PsychologyPublic PolicyReligious StudiesSociologySpanishStrategic Studies*Studio Art • Painting/Drawing • PhotographyTheatre • Performance • Production & Design • Theatre StudiesWomen’s Studies*

*Minor program only

Majors and Minors



Susquehanna Administration

Jonathan D. Green became president of Susquehanna University in July 2017. A native of upstate New York, he earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the State University of New York at Fredonia in 1985

and a Master of Music from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1987. He participated in a summer seminar at Oxford University’s Trinity College in 1987, and went on to earn a Doctor of Musical Arts

degree in conducting from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 1992 where he was a University Excellence Fellow.From 2011 through 2017, Green served as provost and dean of the faculty at Illinois Wesleyan University. At IWU, he was the athletics direct report. During his service in that role, IWU added men’s and women’s lacrosse, increased overall athletic participation by more than 100 students, significantly expanded the Shirk Athletic Center, won two national championships and eight individual national champions, made six additional team top-four appearances, and posted 13 new Academic All-Americans. He received the 2017 Coaches Recognition Award at IWU.

Pam Samuelson has been the director of athletics at Susquehanna since July 2003.

Samuelson came to Susquehanna after serving as assistant director of athletics at the University of Massachusetts-Boston since 1998.

While at UMass-Boston, Samuelson was involved in all aspects of the Beacons’ 18-sport NCAA Division III program in addition to helping oversee the sports medicine and sports information programs, academic advising for athletes, the Student-Athlete Advisory Board and the strength & conditioning program.

Prior to 1998, Samuelson served for three years as the director of athletics at Curry

College in Milton, Mass., where she oversaw all aspects of the Colonels’ 12-sport Division III program.

At Division III Beloit College in Wisconsin, she was coordinator of women’s athletics, coordinator of athletic recruiting, director of the sports center and director of intramural sports over a 10-year period.

As the head coach of both the volleyball and softball teams at Beloit, Samuelson directed those teams to conference championships. She also served as an assistant track & field coach at Beloit for three years.

President Jonathan D. Green

Director of Athletics Pamela S. Samuelson

Green was a member of the faculty at Sweet Briar College from 1996 to 2011. The last eight of those years, he was dean of the college and vice president for academic affairs, which included serving as the athletics direct report. During his service in that position, the college hosted the first conference-wide NCAA athletic-academic integration program, renovated its tennis facilities, built a modern fieldhouse, added varsity softball, and hosted two national equestrian competitions. Green was twice named winner of the Robert Barlow Award for outstanding service, support and devotion to athletics at Sweet Briar.

Samuelson graduated from Division III Nebraska Wesleyan University in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and physical education. She earned her master’s degree in physical education administration from Chadron State College in Nebraska in 1985 and a Ph.D. in higher education administration from Boston College in December 2003.

She is a member of NACDA and serves on the NADIIIAA Executive Board, the NCAA Research Committee and Women Leaders in College Sports. She is a member of both the Nebraska Wesleyan University and Lincoln Northeast High School Halls of Fame and resides in Lewisburg, Pa.

Athletics Support Staff

Zach Mohondro

Connie ErdleyKathi Deckard

Mike Keeney Morgan HeroldJerry Foley

Brandon Timmerman

Crystal Gibson

Nairem Moran Jack BurnsDavid Johnson

Head Coach Frank Marcinek2018–19 Susquehanna Men’s Basketball

Frank Marcinek finished his 29th season on the Susquehanna sidelines in 2017–18. His career record stands at 417-320 (.566 winning percentage). He picked up win number 400 with an 89-83 win at Catholic on January 25, 2017.

He is the winningest head coach in the 115-season history of the Susquehanna men’s basketball team. When Susquehanna defeated Penn State University-Altoona, 89–77, in the 2003–04 season opener, Marcinek surpassed the mark of 201 wins set by his predecessor—longtime Susquehanna Head Coach and former Director of Athletics Don Harnum as the all-time leader in wins.

During his tenure, Marcinek has guided 18 of his 29 teams to a playoffs berth, including the 2016–17 team that advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. He has guided his teams to winning records in 21 of the 29 years at the helm.

In 2002–03, his efforts were recognized by his colleagues, as he was named Middle Atlantic Commonwealth Conference (MAC) Coach of the Year for the first time

after leading Susquehanna to an 18-8 record and the MAC Commonwealth regular-season championship.

He and his assistants earned the Landmark Conference Coaching Staff of the Year award three times including 2015–16, 2014–15 and 2008–09.

Susquehanna has made four trips to the NCAA Division III playoffs (1991–92, 1993–94, 2015–16 and 2016–17) under Marcinek, won MAC Northwest Division titles in 1989–90 and 1992–93, captured the MAC Northern Division crown in 1991–92, won MAC Commonwealth regular-season titles in 1995–96 and 2002–03 and claimed the inaugural Landmark regular-season championship in 2007–08.

In addition to his coaching duties, Marcinek served as an assistant director of athletics at Susquehanna from 2003 until 2016.

Prior to becoming Susquehanna’s head coach, Marcinek served five years as an assistant coach under Harnum (1982–83 to 1985–86, 1988–89). During that time, Susquehanna made three trips to the Division III playoffs and won two MAC Northern Division titles.

Marcinek was an assistant for two seasons (1986–87, 1987–88) at Ithaca College while he earned his Master of Science degree in physical education.

A 1981 graduate of Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education, Marcinek and his wife, Cindy, live in Shamokin, Pa. Marcinek’s sons, Scott and Frank Jr., were both members of the Susquehanna men’s basketball team.

Assistant Coaches2018–19 Susquehanna Men’s Basketball

JJ Butler joins the men’s basketball coaching staff at the start of the 2018-19 season.

Butler comes to Susquehanna after two years at Chestnut Hill College where he received

his Master’s in Administration in Human Services while playing in his final collegiate season before working as an assistant coach during his second year with Chestnut Hill.

Prior to Chestnut Hill, Butler played at Division l Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee. He saw action in 53 games, leading his team in assist-to-turnover ratio his freshman season. At Lipscomb, he was a Handcock/Nipper Sportsmanship Award Recipient during the 2014–15 season. Butler earned his Bachelor’s degree in Finance and Corporate Management in 2016.

As well as being an assistant coach, Butler will be the recruiting coordinator for the River Hawks.

Chad Bailey completed his 16th season on the Susquehanna coaching staff in 2017-18. Bailey is involved in all aspects of the program.

A native of Mifflinburg, Pa., and a 1988 graduate of

Mifflinburg Area High School, Bailey began his collegiate playing career at Division III York College of Pennsylvania before transferring to Division III Lycoming College. He graduated in 1992 from Lycoming with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and began his coaching career at Athens (Pa.) Area High School that fall.

After coaching junior varsity high school basketball at Athens for one year, Bailey coached junior high school basketball at Milton (Pa.) Middle School for several years before becoming an assistant coach at the Pennsylvania College of Technology for the 1999–2000 season.

During the 2000–01 season, Bailey returned to Lycoming and served as an assistant basketball coach before coming to Susquehanna for the 2001–02 season.

Bailey is a math teacher at Mifflinburg and resides in Lewisburg, Pa., with his wife, Jocelyn.

Eldon Hoy joined the Susquehanna coaching staff in 2016 after retiring from the head coaching position at Mifflinburg High School. He works primarily with the junior varsity players for the River Hawks and continues

to serve as Athletic Director and Director of Student Services at Mifflinburg.

A graduate of Mifflinburg Area High School (1984), he attended Lock Haven University where he majored in Secondary Education Mathematics with a specialization in Computer Science, graduating in 1988. Since then, Hoy has been teaching various mathematics and computer programming courses in the Mifflinburg Area School District. In 2011, he became the Athletic Director and, in 2017, became the district’s Director of Student Services.

At Mifflinburg, he coached varsity basketball for 21 years (seven with the girls’ program and 14 with the boys’ team). In his tenure as head coach of the Mifflinburg Boys’ Basketball team, he compiled over 200 wins and won five league championships, culminating in the school’s first District IV Championship in the sport of basketball (2011).

Hoy’s family includes his wife, Lori, and two children, Zac and Kira. His son Zac was a 1,000-point scorer for Messiah College and after two seasons as a graduate assistant coach, he enters his second season as an assistant coach in 2018–19 season.

Mark Prusch ’06 rejoined the Susquehanna coaching staff for men’s basketball as an assistant coach prior to the start of the 2009–10 season.

Prusch played for Susquehanna from 2001–05 and served as an assistant coach for the team from 2005–07. He served as a men’s graduate assistant for Division II Bloomsburg University during the 2007–08 season before returning to Susquehanna.

At Susquehanna, he helped the team win its first outright Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Commonwealth regular-season championship in 2003 and also earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from the university in December 2005.

Tyler HOAGLAND

2017-18: Started all 24 games he played in … Named to the NABC Honors Court after maintaining a GPA of at least 3.2 ... Led the team in minutes played and assists, while ranking second in steals … Logged back-to-back 20-point games at Juniata and Goucher … Tallied 22 points in the win at Goucher, including a perfect 13-of-13 from the free throw line … Dished out 13 assists at Drew.

2016-17: Started all 29 games and averaged 6.6 points per game and led the squad with 127 assists with just 58 turnovers … Scored a sea-son-best 18 points against Trinity (Conn.) … Handed out a season-high eight assists five times including each of the final two games of the sea-son against Eastern Connecticut and Williams in the NCAA Tournament … Had 12 points and a season-high seven rebounds in the win over Medaille College in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

2015-16: Played in all 29 games and started two in his freshman season for the River Hawks … Averaged 4.8 points per game and had 103 assists and only 34 turnovers … Scored his season-high with 15 points at home against Moravian as he was 4-for-5 from three-point range … His sea-son-high of seven assists came in the second game of the year against Penn St.-Wilkes-Barre.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................. 5-10 / 170Hometown:...................................... Mechanicsburg, Pa.High School: .................................................... Cedar Cliff

10 SethCALLAHAN

2017-18: Started 19 of the 21 games he played in … Named to the NABC Honors Court after maintaining a GPA of at least 3.2 … Earned Landmark Conference Player of the Week honors after averaging 26.5 points in a pair of conference victories over Drew and Catholic ... Led the team in three-pointers made while sitting second in scoring, minutes and steals … Scored 10 or more points in 14 games … Poured in a career-high 38 points with a school record 12 three-pointers at Drew.

2016-17: Appeared in every game and averaged 5.2 points per game … Netted a career-high 19 points at Catholic and scored double-digit points in back-to-back games twice with 10 and 12 points in the first two games of the season and 16 and 13 points against Dickinson and Lancaster Bible in the first two games of January … Hit a season-best five three-pointers against Catholic (Jan. 25).

2015-16: Played in five games for New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) as a freshman … Scored 10 points and did not miss a shot in his only season for the Highlanders before transferring to Susquehanna.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................. 5-11 / 170Hometown:................................. Hanover Township, Pa.High School: .......................................... G.A.R. Memorial

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Meet the 2018–19 River Hawks

SENIORS


JUNIORSJordanHARNUM

2017-18: Started in two games and appeared in 16 as a sophomore … Recorded 10 points on 4-of-6 from the floor at Moravian.

2016-17: Played for the junior varsity team in his first season with the River Hawks.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................. 5-11 / 170Hometown:................................................ Denver, Colo.High School: ............................................. Trinity Pawling

0 JohnLONG

2017-18: Saw action in 19 games … Tallied a career-high 10 points at Moravian.

2016-17: Appeared in seven games and scored six points … All six points came in the second game of the year against Penn St.-Wilkes-Barre as he was 6-for-6 from the free throw line.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................. 5-11 / 160Hometown:......................................Addisleigh Park, N.Y.High School: ............................................ Pomfret School

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ZachKNECHT

2017-18: Made nine starts and played in 19 games as a sophomore … Ranked third on the team in rebounding and blocks … Scored in double figures seven times …Tallied a career high 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the floor at Lancaster Bible …Hauled in 10 rebounds at Catholic.

2016-17: Played in all 29 games in his freshman season and averaged 5.2 points and 3.9 rebounds per game … Scored a season-best 13 points against Lycoming with 3-for-4 shooting from three-point range and grabbed a season-high 12 rebounds at Elizabethtown … Also scored 10 points against Elizabethtown for his only double-double of the year … Finished the season with 12 blocked shots and had four against Lycoming.

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-7 / 205Hometown:................................................ Parkland, Fla.High School: .......................................Stoneman Douglas

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SOPHOMORESMattLaCORTE

2017-18: Started four games and appeared in 24 … Scored a career-high 17 points on 5-of-6 from three-point range at Juniata … Grabbed nine rebounds versus Scranton … Handed out four assists four separate times.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-2 / 175Hometown:...............................................Westfield, N.J.High School: ......................................................Westfield

2 MikeKEMPSKI

2017-18: Saw action in 17 games … Scored his first collegiate points on a three-pointer against King’s (Pa.).

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 5-9 / 170Hometown:..........................................West Chester, Pa.High School: .................................................. Salesianum

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JohnKOZINSKI

2017-18: Played in four games in his first season.

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-4 / 190Hometown:..........................................West Chester, Pa.High School: ......................................... Bishop Shanahan

12 JoelMORRIS

2017-18: Appeared in 10 games … Recorded his first collegiate points in a 12-point showing at Moravian.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-3 / 185Hometown:.......................................North Babylon, N.Y.High School: ....................................................Holy Cross

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BryceBUTLER

2017-18: Earned seven starts and played in 21 games … Scored in double figures in 11 games … Booked a double-double with career-highs of 16 points and 12 rebounds opposite Rowan, while dishing out six assists and making a personal-best four steals … Recorded seven assists against Moravian … Logged a career-high 35 minutes against Elizabethtown.

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-1 / 180Hometown:..............................................Abingdon, Md.High School: ......................................... Suffield Academy

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FRESHMENDanFRAUENHEIM

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................. 5-10 / 160Hometown:............................ Point Pleasant Beach, N.J.High School: ................................... Point Pleasant Beach

3 LukasYURASITS

Position: .................................................................GuardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-2 / 170Hometown:............................................... New York, N.Y.High School: ................................Berkeley Carroll School

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TomSAMPSON

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-5 / 200Hometown:.......................................West Deptford, N.J.High School: ............................................. West Deptford

11 DominicDUNN

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-5 / 205Hometown:................................. Haddon Township, N.J.High School: ..........................................Camden Catholic

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NickLESKI

Position: ................................................ Guard / ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-3 / 190Hometown:...........................................Wilmington, Del.High School: ..................................................Saint Marks

22 JadenMARTIN

Position: ................................................ Guard / ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-1 / 205Hometown:.............................................. Columbia, Md.High School: ...................................................... River Hill

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RyanCOLLINS

Position: ............................................................. ForwardHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-7 / 190Hometown:.............................................. Pittsburgh, Pa.High School: ............................................. Keystone Oaks

32 StuartMcAVOY

Position: ................................................................ CenterHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-8 / 205Hometown:.............................................Glenmoore, Pa.High School: ........................................Downington West

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WesSIMONS

Position: ................................................................ CenterHeight / Weight: ............................................... 6-5 / 225Hometown:................................ Jefferson Township, Pa.High School: .............................................. Scranton Prep

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No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School0 Jordan Harnum G Jr. 5-11 170 Denver, Colo. / Trinity Pawling1 John Long G Jr. 5-11 160 Addisleigh Park, N.Y. / Pomfret School2 Matt LaCorte G So. 6-2 175 Westfield, N.J. / Westfield3 Danny Frauenheim G Fr. 5-10 160 Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. / Point Pleasant Beach4 Lukas Yurasits G Fr. 6-2 170 New York, N.Y. / Berkeley Carroll5 Mike Kempski G So. 5-9 170 West Chester, Pa. / Salesianum10 Tyler Hoagland G Sr. 5-10 170 Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cedar Cliff11 Tommy Sampson F Fr. 6-5 200 West Deptford, N.J. / West Deptford12 John Kozinski F So. 6-4 190 West Chester, Pa. / Bishop Shanahan14 Dominic Dunn F Fr. 6-5 205 Haddon Township, N.J. / Camden Catholic15 Joel Morris G So. 6-3 185 North Babylon, N.Y. / Holy Cross21 Bryce Butler G So. 6-1 180 Abingdon, Md. / Suffield Academy22 Nick Leski G/F Fr. 6-3 190 Wilmington, DE. / Saint Marks23 Jaden Martin G/F Fr. 6-1 205 Columbia, MD. / River Hill25 Seth Callahan G Sr. 5-11 170 Hanover Twp, Pa. / G.A.R Memorial32 Ryan Collins F Fr. 6-7 190 Pittsburgh, PA. / Keystone Oaks33 Stu McAvoy C Fr. 6-8 205 Glenmoore, PA. / Downingtown West40 Zach Knecht F Jr. 6-7 205 Parkland, Fla. / Stoneman Douglas44 Wes Simons C Fr. 6-5 225 Jefferson Township, PA. / Scranton Prep

2018–19 Men’s Basketball Roster

More than 100 Years of Susquehanna Basketball

The Susquehanna University men’s basketball program is annually among the upper echelon of its conference, rou-tinely contending for championships and often times winning them. The decade of the 1980s was the most successful decade in team history, but even since 1990, Susquehanna has made four NCAA Division III championship appearances, captured a Middle Atlantic Conference Northern Division title and won a pair of MAC Northwest Division championships to go with a pair of MAC Commonwealth regular-season crowns as well as the inaugural Landmark Conference regular-season championship. The program has posted winning records in 21 out of head coach Frank Marcinek’s 29-season tenure and set a school record with 24 wins in a season in 2015–16. Susquehanna basketball began in 1901 and has seen 27 coaches at the helm, including Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr. Stagg coached basketball from 1935 to 1951, during which time he also coached the football team, including a six-year co-head coaching stint with his legendary father, Amos Sr.

Susquehanna enjoyed several standout seasons during the early 1960s, including a 20-4 campaign in 1962–63 un-der coach John Barr. The late 1960s featured the explosive offense of Rick Eppehimer ’68, who tallied a school-record 2,548 career points from 1964–68. In 1978, guard Mike Scheib ’78 became only the second non-Di-vision I recipient of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, present-ed by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) to the nation’s most outstanding senior standing six-feet tall or less. Under the direction of Don Har-num Sr., Susquehanna averaged 16 wins per season during the

1980s and made the playoffs a regular part of its schedule, advancing to postseason play eight times. During that decade, Susquehanna made the NCAA Tour-nament three times, won the MAC Northern title twice and captured the MAC Northwest championship five times. The 1985–86 team set the school record at the time for wins in a season, finishing at 22-8 while advancing to the Division III quarterfinals behind the standout play of Don Harnum Jr. ’86.

In the 1990s, Susquehanna continued to qualify for the postseason tournament with six appearances under Marcinek. The program’s 19-7 record in 1993–94 has the eight-best winning percentage (.731) in program history. The 2014–15 squad finished with an identical record. The 2015–16 squad posted the most wins in a single season (24) and the second-best winning percentage (.828) after going 24-5. Josh Miller was honored at the end of the season as a First Team All-Region selection by the NABC and was selected as the City of Basketball Love (CoBL) Region Player of the Year. The 2016–17 team advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 and was led by All-American Steven Weidlich. Weidlich was also the Landmark Conference Player of the Year, the Middle Athletic Region Player of the Year and was also an Allstate Good Works Award winner and a finalist for the coveted Jostens Player of the Year award. In 2002–03, Susquehanna basketball celebrated its 100th season and the Orange and Maroon returned to the top of the MAC Commonwealth, winning the league’s regular-season title for the first time since 1995–96. Marcinek, who surpassed 300 wins in 2010–11, earned his first conference Coach of the Year award in 2002–03 and repeated the feat in 2008–09, 2014–15 and again in 2015–16. He soared past the 400-career victory plateau in the middle of the 2016–17 season and now has 417 wins to his credit and 26 seasons with double-digit wins.

Don Harnum’s first team in 1969-70

2015-16 Team - School-Record 24 wins

Mike Scheib


River Hawks Record Book2018–19 Susquehanna Men’s Basketball

Name Year ..........................................PointsRick Eppehimer (1965-68) ..................................... 2,548Steven Weidlich (2013-17) ..................................... 1,814Clark Mosier (1960-63) ..................................... 1,801Spenser Spencer (2008-12) ..................................... 1,542Mike Scheib (1975-78) ..................................... 1,527Brandon Hedley (2012-16) ..................................... 1,507Dave Long (1973-76) ..................................... 1,489Rod Brooks (1977-81) ..................................... 1,435Scott Gabel (1981-84) ..................................... 1,414Frank Romano (1954-57) ..................................... 1,386Craig Harper (1989-92) ..................................... 1,373Bruce Merklinger (1984-87) ..................................... 1,349Barry Boblick (1970-73) ..................................... 1,328Kevin Doty (1979-82) ..................................... 1,264Ken Freeland (1969-72) ..................................... 1,239Will Ciecierski (1988-91) ..................................... 1,206Mike Gress (1983-86) ..................................... 1,204Ryan Traub (2014-18) ..................................... 1,202Tres Wolf (1991-94) ..................................... 1,193

Name Year ..........................................PointsJan Mroz (1969-72) ..................................... 1,193Bill Moore (1960-63) ..................................... 1,182Nick Griffiths (2000-04) ..................................... 1,179Don P. Harnum (1984-86) ..................................... 1,176Don McLoughlin (1987-90) ..................................... 1,123J.R. Thatcher (1986-89) ..................................... 1,117Larry Walsh (1981-84) ..................................... 1,095Gerald Ross (1992-94, 95-97) .......................... 1,081Bob Fisk (1980-83) ..................................... 1,074Joel Patch (2006-09) ..................................... 1,067Josh Miller (2012-16) ..................................... 1,048Evan Zlock (1946-49) ..................................... 1,036Harley Sellinger (2010-14) ..................................... 1,035Tom McCarrick (1961-64) ..................................... 1,027Mike Barrette (1996-99) ..................................... 1,014Bubba Mills (2002-05) ..................................... 1,010Fran Duncheskie (1964-66) ..................................... 1,009Rob Makarewicz (1997-00) ..................................... 1,007

SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY 1,000-POINT CLUB

A finalist for the 2008–09 Jostens Award for the College Basketball Player of the Year, Patch led the basketball team to an 18-win season as a se-nior and was voted the Land-mark Conference Player of the Year, Landmark Conference Senior Scholar-Athlete award and was also selected to a pair

of All-Region teams. He finished his senior season with 16 double-doubles and posted a career-high 22 rebounds in the Landmark Championship game. He became the 31st player to score 1,000 career points with a slam dunk against Juniata.

2017 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE - JOEL PATCH


SCORING AVERAGE (Minimum 25 Games)Rick Eppehimer (1965-68) .................... 28.0Frank Romano (1954-57) .................... 27.7Josh Robinson (2007-08) .................. 21.80Don P. Harnum (1984-86) .................. 21.78Fran Duncheskie (1964-66) .................... 21.5

REBOUNDING AVERAGE (Min. 25 Games)Bill Moore (1960-63) .................... 13.5Jim Gallagher (1960-63) .................... 11.7Ed Scherer (1968-70) .................... 10.5Rick Eppehimer (1965-68) .................... 10.4Jan Mroz (1969-72) ...................... 9.9

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 75 Made)Carlton Corprew (1983-86) ................ .639Phil Sander (2002-04) ................ .617Matt Effler (2004-06) ................ .597Harley Sellinger (2010-14) ................ .597Rob Cosgrove (2008-09) ................ .591

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 Made)Sean Breckley (1996-99) ................ .869Mike Scheib (1975-78) ................ .860Seth Callahan (2016-Present) ........ .857Don P. Harnum (1984-86) ................ .855Dean Druckenmiller (1990-92) ................ .847Will Ciecierski (1988-91) ................ .846

REBOUNDSBill Moore (1960-63) .............. 1,176Jim Gallagher (1960-63) ................. 967Rick Eppehimer (1965-68) ................. 942Bruce Merklinger (1984-87) ................. 864Jan Mroz (1969-72) ................. 861Tom McCarrick (1961-64) ................. 850Joel Patch (2006-09) ................. 727Dave Long (1973-76) ................. 704Harley Sellinger (2010-14) ................. 700Ed Scherer (1968-70) ................. 684

THREE-POINTERS MADEBrandon Hedley (2012-16) .......... 322-831Steven Weidlich (2013-17) .......... 300-809Spenser Spencer (2008-12) .......... 242-674Nick Griffiths (2001-04) .......... 223-577Tony Mennito (1996-99) .......... 160-419Matt Heimbach (1993-96) .......... 156-442J.T. Wilson (2009-13) .......... 151-414Josh Miller (2012-16) .......... 148-342Tres Wolf (1991-94) .......... 144-382Will Ciecierski (1988-91) .......... 134-321

ASSISTSTres Wolf (1991-94) ................. 543Bryan Majors (2007-10) ................. 487Brandon Hedley (2012-16) ................. 398Steven Weidlich (2013-17) ................. 395Chris Zimmerman (2002-04) ................. 389Tyler Hoagland (2016-Present) ......... 371Rod Brooks (1977-81) ................. 365Mike Scheib (1974-78) ................. 347J.R. Thatcher (1986-89) ................. 331Mike Perillo (2010-14) ................. 297

STEALSBryan Majors (2007-10) ................. 251Tres Wolf (1991-94) ................. 229Nick Griffiths (2001-04) ................. 184Craig Harper (1989-92) ................. 150Will Ciecierski (1988-91) ................. 138Steven Weidlich (2013-17) ................. 127Jim Mikolaichik (1990-93) ................. 123Joel Patch (2006-09) ................. 122Chris Zimmerman (2002-04) ................. 122Jim Dimond (1986-89) ................. 116Rob Makarewicz (1997-00) ................. 108Gerald Ross (1992-94, 95-97) ...... 108

BLOCKED SHOTSBruce Merklinger (1984-87) ................. 127Walter Fowler (2003-05) ................. 120Ryan Traub (2014-18) ................... 93Phil Sander (2001-04) ................... 91Harley Sellinger (2010-14) ................... 86Joel Patch (2006-09) ................... 84Jim Dimond (1986-89) ................... 81Zigmas Kaknevicius (2000-03) ................... 74Don McLoughlin (1987-90) ................... 73Josh Miller (2012-16) ................... 62

CAREER RECORDS

River Hawks Record Book

Most Wins in a Season ................24 (2015-16)Best Winning Pct. .............833, 20-4 (1962-63)Longest Winning Streak ....15 games (2015-16)

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Points ............................................... 126(Susquehanna 126, Dickinson 75, 2/5/1962)

Most Points by Both Teams ....................... 245(Elizabethtown 142, Susquehanna 103, 2/8/1969)

Most Combined Rebounds ........................ 105(vs. Misericordia, 11/15/2016)

TEAM RECORDS

POINTSRick Eppehimer (1966-67) ................. 747Don P. Harnum (1985-86) ................. 697 Rick Eppehimer (1967-68) ................. 695 Rick Eppehimer (1965-66) ................. 676Steven Weidlich (2016-17) ................. 628Craig Harper (1991-92) ................. 575

REBOUNDSJim Gallagher (1960-61) ................. 355 Bill Moore (1959-60) ................. 342 Bill Moore (1960-61) ................. 307Jan Mroz (1971-72) ................. 296Joel Patch (2008-09) ................. 291

SCORING AVERAGE (Minimum 10 Games)Rick Eppehimer (1966-67) ................ 32.5Rick Eppehimer (1967-68) ................ 31.6 Frank Romano (1955-56) ................ 29.0 Frank Romano (1954-55) ................ 28.8Clark Mosier (1961-62) ................ 28.3

REBOUND AVERAGE (Minimum 10 Games)Bill Moore (1959-60) ................ 17.1Jim Gallagher (1960-61) ................ 15.4Bill Moore (1961-62) ................ 13.6Tom McCarrick (1963-64) ................ 13.2Rick Eppehimer (1964-65) ................ 12.9

ASSISTSTres Wolf (1993-94) ................. 189Tres Wolf (1992-93) ................. 179Gregg Allocco (1989-90) ................. 160Bob Weise (1980-81) ................. 154

THREE-POINTERS MADESteven Weidlich (2016-17) ............ 88-228Brandon Hedley (2014-15) ............ 88-213Brandon Hedley (2013-14) ............ 86-246Brandon Hedley (2015-16) ............ 81-212Steven Weidlich (2013-14) ............ 78-203Steven Weidlich (2015-16) ............ 78-218Matt Heimbach (1994-95) ............ 77-195Spenser Spencer (2011-12) ............ 75-186Tony Balistrere (1992-93) ............ 75-177

STEALSTres Wolf (1991-92) ................... 76Bryan Majors (2006-07) ................... 75Bryan Majors (2009-10) ................... 70Tres Wolf (1993-94) ................... 70Bryan Majors (2008-09) ................... 67Nick Griffiths (2001-02) ................... 65

BLOCKED SHOTSWalter Fowler (2002-03) ................... 66Bruce Merklinger (1985-86) ................... 54Jim Dimond (1988-89) ................... 49Walter Fowler (2003-04) ................... 45Phil Sander (2003-04) ................... 42

SEASON RECORDS



POINTSEvan Zlock (2/21/1949 vs. Wesley) ........................................... 60Josh Robinson (11/18/2006 vs. King’s, Pa.) .................................... 52Steven Weidlich (11/15/2016 vs. Misericordia) ................................ 49Clark Mosier (2/28/1962 vs. Elizabethtown) ................................ 47Clark Mosier (12/9/1961 vs. Ursinus) .......................................... 47Tres Wolf (11/20/1993 vs. Jersey City St.)............................... 46

THREE-POINTERS MADESeth Callahan (2/10/2018 vs. Drew) .........................................12-15Brandon Hedley (2/21/2015 vs. Elizabethtown) ...........................10-16Matt Heimbach (11/18/1994 vs. Wesley) ......................................9-10Steven Weidlich (2/18/2016 vs. Elizabethtown) .............................9-18Steven Weidlich (2/11/2017 vs. Drew) ...........................................8-15Steven Weidlich (11/15/2016 vs. Misericordia) .............................8-24Spenser Spencer (12/7/2011 vs. Elizabethtown) .............................8-11Brandon Hedley (2/18/2015 vs Goucher) .......................................8-16Steven Weidlich (2/22/2017 vs. Medaille) .....................................7-11Tony Mennito (1/18/1999 vs. Bloomsburg) ..................................7-9Tony Balistrere (12/4/1992 vs. Misericordia) .................................7-9Nick Griffiths (12/2/2002 vs. Marywood) ..................................7-10Gerald Ross (12/19/1995 at Hawai’i-Hilo) ...............................7-10Spenser Spencer (1/7/2011 vs. Goucher) ........................................7-10Brandon Hedley (1/19/2013 vs. Moravian) ....................................7-11Rob Makarewicz (2/19/2000 at Albright) ........................................7-12 Brandon Hedley (12/1/2013 vs. Elizabethtown) .............................7-13Brandon Hedley (1/9/2016 vs. USMMA) ........................................7-13Josh Robinson (11/18/2006 vs. King’s, Pa.) .................................7-14Matt Heimbach (1/8/1995 at Catholic) ..........................................7-14Brandon Hedley (1/8/2014 vs. Misericordia) .................................7-17

REBOUNDSBill Moore (2/24/1960 vs. Lycoming) ....................................... 33Jim Gallagher (2/25/1961 vs. Rutgers-Camden) ............................ 32

ASSISTSTres Wolf (2/19/1994 at Moravian) ........................................ 15Bob Weise (1/19/1981 at Lock Haven) ..................................... 14Tyler Hoagland (2/10/2018 at Drew) ............................................... 13

STEALSJohn Hendricks (1/13/1994 at Messiah) ............................................ 7Gregg Allocco (1/13/1990 at Drew) ................................................. 7Jack Esworthy (12/12/1983 vs. Thiel) ............................................... 7

BLOCKED SHOTSWalter Fowler (1/18/2003 vs. Albright) ............................................ 8Bruce Merklinger (12/9/1985 vs. Albright) ............................................ 8

GAME RECORDSYear W L Pct. Head Coach01–02 7 11 .389 L.H. Battersby02–03 4 7 .364 Louis Roberts03–04 7 6 .538 C. Stutzman04–05 4 9 .308 Stauffer05–06 8 7 .533 C.M. Teufel06–07 7 4 .636 J.W. Shaffer07–08 4 5 .444 C.J. Velte08–09 4 7 .364 H.H. Haverstick09–10 3 6 .333 Dick Kauffman10–11 5 6 .455 W.E. Sunday11–12 2 8 .200 E. Trego12–13 3 9 .250 Edwin Sones13–14 7 7 .500 Jay M. Kelchner14–15 5 10 .333 Jay M. Kelchner15–16 7 8 .467 Jay M. Kelchner16–17 9 7 .563 E.R. Wingard17–18 no varsity games18–19 2 8 .200 Janson/ Kauffman19–20 2 5 .286 W. E. Swoope20–21 6 8 .429 G.O. Stahl21–22 2 9 .182 G.O. Stahl22–23 5 7 .417 Harold Follmer23–24 5 9 .357 Harold Follmer24–25 2 9 .182 Harold Follmer25–26 2 16 .111 Harold Follmer26–27 2 12 .143 Harold Follmer27–28 1 7 .125 R.C. Morgan28–29 2 9 .182 R.C. Morgan29–30 5 8 .385 W.W. Ullery30–31 7 7 .500 W.W. Ullery31–32 5 6 .455 W.W. Ullery32–33 4 11 .267 W.W. Ullery33–34 1 2 .333 W.W. Ullery34–35 no varsity games35–36 10 8 .556 A.A. Stagg Jr.36–37 2 16 .111 A.A. Stagg Jr.37–38 7 12 .368 A.A. Stagg Jr.38–39 9 7 .563 A.A. Stagg Jr.39–40 8 11 .421 A.A. Stagg Jr.40–41 11 6 .647 A.A. Stagg Jr.41–42 10 9 .526 A.A. Stagg Jr.42–43 11 5 .686 A.A. Stagg Jr.43–44 6 6 .500 A.A. Stagg Jr.44–45 10 4 .714 A.A. Stagg Jr.45–46 3 15 .167 A.A. Stagg Jr.46–47 11 5 .686 A.A. Stagg Jr.47–48 8 10 .444 A.A. Stagg Jr.48–49 6 11 .353 A.A. Stagg Jr.49–50 1 12 .077 A.A. Stagg Jr.50–51 2 12 .143 A.A. Stagg Jr.51–52 2 15 .118 C.E. Pfeiffer52–53 2 14 .125 C.E. Pfeiffer53–54 0 16 .000 C.E. Pfeiffer54–55 3 14 .176 C.E. Pfeiffer55–56 11 7 .611 C.E. Pfeiffer56–57 11 8 .579 C.E. Pfeiffer57–58 7 11 .389 John Barr58–59 5 15 .250 John Barr59–60 9 11 .450 John Barr60–61 17 6 .739 John Barr61–62 15 5 .750 John Barr62–63 20 4 .833 John Barr63–64 7 14 .333 John Barr64–65 5 16 .313 John Barr

Year W L Pct. Head Coach65–66 8 18 .308 John Barr66–67 2 21 .087 John Barr67–68 8 14 .364 John Barr68–69 4 18 .182 John Barr69–70 12 11 .522 Don Harnum70–71 11 12 .478 Don Harnum71–72 7 18 .280 Barry Keadle72–73 10 13 .435 Barry Keadle73–74 13 11 .542 Barry Keadle74–75 10 13 .435 Barry Keadle75–76 6 17 .261 Barry Keadle76–77 11 11 .500 Don Harnum77–78 15 10 .600 Don Harnum78–79 10 14 .417 Don Harnum79–80 9 15 .375 Don Harnum80–81 15 10 .600 Don Harnum81–82 16 11 .593 Don Harnum82–83 18 8 .692 Don Harnum83–84# 21 7 .750 Don Harnum84–85 13 11 .542 Don Harnum85–86*# 22 8 .733 Don Harnum86–87 10 15 .400 Don Harnum87–88 10 15 .400 Dan Perna88–89*# 18 10 .643 Don Harnum89–90+ 17 9 .654 Frank Marcinek90–91 11 14 .440 Frank Marcinek91–92*# 17 11 .607 Frank Marcinek92–93+ 16 9 .640 Frank Marcinek93–94# 19 7 .731 Frank Marcinek94–95 14 11 .560 Frank Marcinek95–96^ 14 12 .538 Frank Marcinek96–97 14 10 .583 Frank Marcinek97–98 15 10 .600 Frank Marcinek98–99 9 14 .391 Frank Marcinek99–00 13 11 .542 Frank Marcinek00–01 10 14 .417 Frank Marcinek01–02 14 12 .538 Frank Marcinek02–03^ 18 8 .692 Frank Marcinek03–04 15 9 .625 Frank Marcinek04–05 3 21 .125 Frank Marcinek05–06 10 15 .400 Frank Marcinek06–07 16 10 .615 Frank Marcinek07–08† 13 12 .520 Frank Marcinek08–09 18 8 .692 Frank Marcinek09-10 14 11 .577 Frank Marcinek10-11 11 14 .440 Frank Marcinek11-12 14 10 .583 Frank Marcinek12-13 9 16 .360 Frank Marcinek13-14 17 10 .630 Frank Marcinek14-15 19 7 .550 Frank Marcinek15-16# 24 5 .828 Frank Marcinek16-17# 23 6 .767 Frank Marcinek17-18 10 14 .417 Frank Marcinek115 seasons 1,064-1,186 .473

+ = MAC Northwest Division Champions* = MAC Northern Division Champions^ = MAC Commonwealth Regular-Season Champions† = Landmark Regular-Season Champions# = NCAA Division III Tournament

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS



Opponent W L Last PlayedHamilton 1 0 57-58Hartwick 8 12 10-11Haverford 6 10 07-08Hawai’i-Hilo 0 1 95-96Hilbert 1 0 99-00Hiram 1 0 83-84Hofstra 1 6 67-68Hood 0 1 07-08Hunter 0 1 10-11Ithaca 2 4 68-69IUPUI 0 1 95-96John Jay 1 0 10-11Johns Hopkins 1 0 15-16JUNIATA 101 78 17-18Kean 2 1 07-08Keystone 5 1 51-52King’s (Pa.) 21 28 17-18LaGrange 1 0 16-17LaSalle 3 0 31-32LaVerne 0 1 94-95Lafayette 1 4 17-18Lakeland 1 0 69-70Lancaster Bible 1 1 17-18Lebanon Valley 32 61 06-07Lehigh 3 7 82-83Lewis & Clark 0 1 04-05Lincoln 2 0 00-01Lock Haven 13 10 85-86Long Island 1 1 63-64Loyola (Md.) 1 0 65-66Loyola Marymount 0 1 86-87Luther 0 1 74-75Lycoming 56 50 17-18Lynchburg 0 1 17-18Maine-Farmington 1 0 81-82Mansfield 0 2 68-69Marietta 1 1 01-02Marist 0 1 71-72Marymount (Va.) 0 1 12-13Mary Washington 1 0 07-08Marywood 4 1 06-07Mass.-Boston 1 0 85-86McDaniel 12 11 94-95Medaille 1 0 16-17Medgar Evars 1 0 92-93Messiah 41 22 06-07Millersville 2 3 36-37Misericordia 11 3 17-18Montclair State 1 1 83-84MORAVIAN 39 27 17-18Mount Aloysius 1 1 01-02Mount St. Mary’s (Md.) 1 11 25-26Mount Union 1 0 83-84Muhlenberg 10 5 97-98Navy 0 1 05-06Neumann 1 1 08-09New Haven 0 1 72-73TCNJ 1 0 79-80New Jersey City 1 2 12-13Ohio Northern 0 2 10-11Old Westbury 1 0 15-16Otterbein 0 1 82-83Penn College 6 0 12-13Pennsylvania 0 2 1902-03Penn State 0 22 49-50Penn State Harrisburg 4 2 16-17Penn State Hazelton 1 0 17-18

Opponent W L Last PlayedPenn St.-Wilkes Barre 3 0 16-17Penn St.-Worthington 1 0 14-15Philadelphia 4 0 47-48Pittsburgh 0 1 11-12Princeton 0 1 89-90Puget Sound 0 1 86-87Rensselaer 1 0 03-04Richard Stockton 1 2 09-10Rider 2 11 75-76RIT 1 0 01-02Roanoke 0 3 75-76Rochester 0 1 03-04Rowan 1 1 17-18Rutgers-Camden 3 3 14-15Sacred Heart 1 0 13-14Saint Francis (Pa.) 4 4 11-12St. John Fisher 1 0 93-94Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) 0 2 66-67St. Mary’s (Md.) 0 4 13-14St. Thomas 0 1 25-26St. Thomas Aquinas 0 1 81-82Salisbury 1 0 02-03Sciences, Univ. of 5 25 83-84SCRANTON 28 63 17-18Shenandoah 1 0 80-81Shippensburg 1 3 95-96South Alabama 0 1 70-71South Jersey 1 0 55-56Spring Garden 1 0 88-89State Forest 4 0 24-25Staten Island 0 1 98-99Stevens 1 0 60-61SUNY Brockport 3 0 97-98SUNY New Paltz 0 1 98-99SUNY Oneonta 0 1 89-90SUNY Oswego 1 0 71-72SUNY Potsdam 0 1 85-86Swarthmore 2 10 90-91Temple 1 10 62-63Thad Stevens 1 0 11-12Thiel 3 0 83-84Towson 0 1 68-69Trinity (Conn.) 2 0 16-17Union 2 1 01-02 Upsala 16 15 74-75Urbana 0 1 82-83Ursinus 14 14 01-02USMMA 11 8 15-16Wagner 11 22 74-75Walsh 0 1 81-82Washington (Md.) 7 6 85-86Washington & Lee 0 1 73-74Waynesburg 1 0 20-21Wesley 3 1 94-95Wesleyan 1 0 84-85West Chester 1 4 65-66Westminster 3 6 75-76Westmont 0 1 04-05Widener 15 20 06-07Wilkes 31 42 14-15William Paterson 1 0 95-96Williams 0 1 16-17Wilmington 0 1 72-73Wittenberg 0 2 63-64WPI 2 3 39-40York (Pa.) 23 13 06-07Youngstown State 0 2 65-66

Opponent W L Last PlayedAlbright 48 72 15-16Alfred 3 3 79-80Allegheny 0 2 79-80Alvernia 0 1 95-96American 2 5 68-69Apprentice School 1 0 15-16Augsburg 0 1 74-75Babson 0 1 15-16Baldwin-Wallace 0 2 99-00Baltimore 1 1 48-49Baptist Bible (Pa.) 2 0 01-02Baruch 0 1 02-03Berkeley (N.J) 1 0 13-14Bethany (W.V.) 1 0 17-18Bethel 1 0 80-81Binghamton 2 2 12-13Bloomfield 0 1 52-53Bloomsburg 18 21 99-00Bluefield 0 1 69-70Bridgewater (Va.) 1 2 09-10Brooklyn 1 0 09-10Bucknell 8 45 89-90Buffalo 0 1 41-42Cabrini 1 1 93-94Carlisle 1 2 16-17Carnegie Mellon 1 1 11-12Castleton State 1 0 79-80CATHOLIC 17 19 17-18CCNY 1 0 92-93Centre 1 0 87-88Chapman 0 1 86-87Charleston (W.Va.) 0 1 65-66Chestnut Hill 1 0 05-06Christian Bros. 0 1 75-76Clark 2 1 03-04Clarion 0 1 11-12Coastal Carolina 0 1 07-08Connecticut College 1 0 00-01Cornell (Iowa) 1 0 98-99Cumberland 0 1 73-74Davis & Elkins 1 1 75-76DeSales 4 2 82-83Delaware 4 9 67-68Delaware Valley 25 8 91-92Denison 1 1 71-72DePauw 0 1 41-42Dickinson 25 24 17-18DREW 19 11 17-18Drexel 8 14 62-63Duquesne 0 1 20-21Earlham 1 2 41-42Eastern 1 0 16-17Eastern Conn. State 2 1 16-17Edgewood 1 0 08-09Elmira 1 0 04-05ELIZABETHTOWN 78 66 17-18Embry-Riddle 0 1 98-99FDU-Florham 16 5 94-95Felician 0 1 97-98Findlay 1 0 81-82Franklin & Marshall 8 20 09-10Gallaudet 6 1 02-03George Washington 1 0 09-10Gettysburg 10 22 05-06GOUCHER 20 6 17-18Grove City 2 3 88-89Gwynedd-Mercy 2 0 16-17

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

Athletic FacilitiesSusquehanna boasts one of the premier athletics programs in the Landmark Conference with 23 varsity sports teams.

While adhering to the philosophy that Susquehanna student-athletes are here first and foremost for a quality education, Susquehanna teams have still earned NCAA Division III national rankings in men’s basketball, men’s soccer, baseball, softball, track & field, men’s lacrosse and women’s lacrosse over recent years. Track & Field athletes also routinely achieve All-America status at their respec-tive national championships. Susquehanna teams won 18 Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) championships in men’s and women’s sports during the decade of the 1980s. They added 21 more in the 1990s and nine more this century, as well as one Liberty League title and an Empire 8 Athletic Conference championship. Susquehanna has claimed four (2009–10, 2011–12, 2013–14, 2015–16) Landmark Confer-ence Presidents’ Trophy honors since the conference was formed and began competition in 2007-08.

ATHLETICS FACILITIESOver the past several years, Susquehanna’s athletics facili-ties have evolved into the finest in Division III.

JAMES W. GARRETT SPORTS COMPLEXA popular hub for student activity, the facilities provide award-winning design, modern equipment and enhanced opportunities for collegiate and lifelong fitness. The complex includes a 51,000-square-foot field house, Chris Vialonga ’93 and Colleen Supinski ’96 Sports Performance Center, a 4,000-square foot Athletic Training room, Clyde H. Jacobs Fitness Center, Orlando W. Houts Gymnasium, a swimming pool, an indoor rowing training center, racquet-ball courts, the Douglas Arthur ’49 (football practice) Field and a six-court tennis court complex that is home to the

varsity tennis teams. Offices and meeting spaces, locker rooms and Clyde’s Café are also part of the complex. The complex is named in honor of James W. Garrett, Susque-hanna’s head football coach from 1960 to 1965. He also served as an assistant coach and scout during a more than 30-year career in the NFL.

AMOS ALONZO STAGG FIELD at DOUG ARTHUR STADIUMThe 3,500-seat lighted stadium boasts a state-of-the-art ProGrass playing surface — replaced in the summer of 2013 — and has retained the familiar Stagg Field designa-tion, while the installation of lights prior to the 2002 sea-son permitted teams to play on-campus night games for the first time in program history. A video display board on the west end of the stadium, replaced prior to the 2013-14 academic year, is a state-of-the-art piece of equipment that few Division II or III schools in the country can dupli-cate. The stadium is home to the football team as well as the outdoor track & field teams that host the annual Jim Taylor Invitational each spring.

SASSAFRAS FIELDSOpened in September 2004, Sassafras Fields consists of a lighted, ProGrass, multi-purpose field (resurfaced in 2015) for soccer, field hockey and lacrosse, and a separate softball field which recently underwent renovations adding new dugouts and a new scoreboard.

HAROLD BOLLINGER ’39 FIELDSDedicated in 2001, Harold Bollinger ’39 Field is the home of the 2016 Landmark Conference Champion River Hawks. The field complex includes pro-style dugouts (2016), state-of-the-art scoreboard (2016) and bleacher seating for nearly 500 fans.


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2018–19 Susquehanna UniversityMen’s Basketball Schedule

November13 at Arcadia ................................................................. 7 p.m.16 KING’S (PA) ! ............................................................ 8 p.m.17 ONEONTA/GROVE CITY ! .................................. 1/3 p.m.20 LYCOMING ............................................................... 7 p.m.28 MISERICORDIA ........................................................ 7 p.m.

December1 JUNIATA * ................................................................ 4 p.m.8 VASSAR .................................................................... 4 p.m.15 vs. Gwyneed Mercy % .............................................. 3 p.m.16 vs. Hartwick / at King’s (PA) % ............................. 1/3 p.m.29 vs. Neumann ^ ......................................................... 2 p.m.30 vs. Rosemont / at Albright ^ ........................................TBD

January2 WILKES ..................................................................... 7 p.m.5 at Goucher * ............................................................ 4 p.m.9 DREW * .................................................................... 7 p.m.12 ELIZABETHTOWN * .................................................. 4 p.m.16 at Scranton * ............................................................ 7 p.m.19 at Catholic * ............................................................. 4 p.m.23 at Moravian * ........................................................... 7 p.m.26 GOUCHER * ............................................................. 4 p.m.30 SCRANTON * ............................................................ 7 p.m.

February2 at Elizabethtown * ................................................... 4 p.m.6 at Drew * ................................................................. 7 p.m.9 CATHOLIC * .............................................................. 4 p.m.13 MORAVIAN *# ......................................................... 7 p.m.16 at Juniata *............................................................... 4 p.m.

* Landmark Conference | ! Susquehanna Trailways Tipoff Tournament

% FNCB Bank Monarch Classic at King’s (Pa.) | ^ Crowne Plaza Holiday Tournament at Albright# Senior Day | HOME GAMES in BOLD CAPS at O.W. Houts Gymnasium

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