much-improved Holy Cross team. Holy Cross (6-9, 1-1) is coming off a loss at Bucknell on Saturday.

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1 Lafayette For Immediate Release January 19, 2000 WHO S HOT?: The answer: Stefan Ciosici. Ciosici controlled the paint against Navy. The 6-11, 260-pound presence scored 23 points on a 9-15 shooting night against one of the Patriot League s top centers, Sitapha Savane. Ciosici also went 5-7 from the line and grabbed six rebounds. Ciosici is currently third on the team in scoring with 11.2 ppg and leads the squad in rebounding (5.9 rpg) and field goal percentage (51.3%) Contact: Phil LaBella THE STORYLINE: Lafayette (9-5, 1-0) travels to face a much-improved Holy Cross team. Holy Cross (6-9, 1-1) is coming off a loss at Bucknell on Saturday. LAST TIME OUT: Lafayette opened its Patriot League slate on a winning note, topping Navy The game saw an epic battle between Stefan Ciosici and Sitapha Savane. Ciosici got the best of it, finishing with 23 points and six boards to Savane s 16 points and six boards. COMING UP: Lafayette will travel to play Army on Saturday, Jan. 22. Tip off is slated for 3:15 p.m. the Leopards return home to face Lehigh on Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. TWIN TOWERS: What many talked about in the preseason, finally came to fruition when the Leopards played Navy on Sunday. One of, if not the tallest, combination of big men in Patriot League history was on the floor for Lafayette. Stefan Ciosici at 6-11 and Frank Barr at 7-0 played much of the game together in the paint. Ciosici turned in 23 points and six boards and Barr came through with 10 points, five rebounds, three blocks and five steals. LIVE BY THE THREE... : Lafayette has been able to consistently hit three-pointers in clutch situations and has limited its opponents success from behind the arc. The Leopards are shooting 39 percent from behind the arc and rank 20th in the nation (Jan. 11) in three-point field goals per game with 8.5 per game. Individually, Tyson Whitfield is currently (Jan. 11) ranked 12th in the nation in that category with 3.3 treys per game. MOVIN ON UP: Stefan Ciosici and Brian Ehlers have rapidly ascended the school s all-time scoring list. Ciosici currently has 1,309 career points and occupies the 11th spot all-time. He needs eight points to move into the top 10 and 14 to move into ninth spot With 1,520 points, Ehlers is now the school s fourth all-time scorer, needing 114 points to move into third place which is occupied by Phil Ness 78. FROM THE STRIPE : The Leopards continue to shoot the ball well from the foul line. Lafayette is shooting 73 percent for the season and is coming off an 86 percent (25-29) performance vs. Navy, the Leopards second best performance of the season. PROBABLE STARTERS Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School PPG RPG MPG F 44 Rob Worthington So. St. Paul, MN/St. Thomas Academy C 34 Stefan Ciosici Sr. Timisoara, Romania/C.D. Loga G 32 Brian Ehlers Sr. Bay Shore, NY/Bay Shore G 22 Tyson Whitfield Jr. Yakima, WA/Eisenhower G 14 Tim Bieg Jr. Haddonfield, NJ/Camden Catholic KEY RESERVES G 4 Mike Homer Sr. Spokane, WA/Lewis and Clark G 13 Brian Burke So. Lafayette Hill, PA/Germantown Aca G 20 Reggie Guy So. Harrisburg, PA/Suffield Academy F 30 Mick Kuberka So. West Seneca, NY/Bishop Timon-St. Jude F 33 Nate Klinkhammer Sr. Corvallis, OR/Corvallis F 54 Frank Barr Jr. Upper Darby, PA/Pennwood G 3 Spencer Williams So. Lakeville, PA/Wallenpaupack G 10 Winston Davis Fr. Tampa, FL/Tampa Prep F 12 Scott Gearhart Fr. Darnstown, MD/The Heights School F 23 Greg McCleary Fr. Philadelphia, PA/West Catholic F 40 David Bonney Fr. El Paso, TX/Montwood Basketball Office of Athletic Communications, 107 Kirby Sports Center, Easton, PA (610) Fax: (610) Web Site: Hotline: (610) GAME INFO Matchup: Lafayette (9-5, 1-0) at Holy Cross (6-9, 1-1) Tip: 7:00 p.m. EST Site: Worcester, MA Arena: Hart Center (3,600) Series: Lafayette trails 7-16 Streak: Lafayette +5 Radio: WEST-AM 1400 Play-by-play: Dick Hammer TV: TV3 (Live) LSN (Tape Delay Jan. 20 at 10:30) Play-by-play: Kevin Shea LAFAYETTE QUICK FACTS Location... Easton, Pa. Founded Enrollment... 2,244 undergraduates Nickname... Leopards Colors... Maroon & White Affiliation... NCAA Division I (Football I-AA) Conference... Patriot League Home Arena... Allan P. Kirby Sports Center (3,500) President... Arthur J. Rothkopf 55 Director of Athletics... Dr. Eve Atkinson Head Coach... Fran O Hanlon (Villanova 70) Lafayette Record (.535), fifth season Career Record (.535), fifth season Director of Athletic Communications... Scott Morse Publications Coordinator/MBB SID... Phil LaBella Athletic Communications Intern... Anthony Wilson Athletic Communications Phone... (610) Athletic Communications FAX... (610) Press Row... (610) SCHEDULE & RESULTS NOVEMBER (2-1) 20 at Columbia W 23 at Villanova (ESPN Regional, Comcast) L 29 CORNELL (LSN-TV) W DECEMBER (4-2) 1 at Howard W 6 TOWSON (LSN-TV) L 11 ST. PETER S (LSN-TV) W 21 GETTYSBURG W 29 at Lobo Invit. vs. St. Joseph s OT L 30 at Lobo Invit. vs. Alabama State W JANUARY (3-2) 2 at Georgia Tech (FOX Sports Net/HTS) L 5 DELAWARE VALLEY (LSN-TV) W 8 at Princeton (RCN/LSN-TV) W 11 at Pennsylvania (Comcast Sports Net) L 16 NAVY* (PL-TV) W 19 at Holy Cross* (LSN-TV)... 7:00 22 at Army* (LSN-TV)... 3:15 26 LEHIGH* (LSN-TV)... 8:00 29 at Colgate*... 3:15 FEBRUARY 2 BUCKNELL* (LSN-TV)... 8:00 7 ALBANY (LSN-TV)... 8:00 9 at Navy*... 7:30 12 HOLY CROSS* (LSN-TV)... 3:15 14 at Stony Brook... 7:00 16 ARMY* (LSN-TV)... 8:00 19 at Lehigh* (Service Electric TV-2)... 7:30 23 COLGATE* (LSN-TV)... 8:00 27 at Bucknell (PL-TV)... 4:00 MARCH PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT at Lafayette 4 Quarterfinal Round... TBA 5 Semifinal Round... TBA 10 Championship (at highest remaining seed)... 4:30

2 SCOUTING REPORT HOLY CROSS: The Crusaders are 6-9 overall and 1-1 in the Patriot League entering tonight s game. Holy Cross is coming off a loss to Bucknell on Saturday. In that game, Patriot League Rookie of the Week Brian Wilson scored 15 points to lead the Crusaders Holy Cross wins have come against Providence, Yale, Northeastern, UAB, Sacred Heart and most recently Colgate (68-51) on Jan. 12. Rutgers University transfer Josh Sankes leads the team in scoring averagin 13.8 ppg followed by Tim Szatko at 11.1 ppg. Sankes leads the Patriot League in rebounding at 11.2 per outing. The Crusaders are without the services of three starters lost to injury, Ryan Serrvalle, Juan Pegues and Patrick Whearty. Ralph Willard (Holy Cross 67) is Holy Cross head coach and is in his first season in Worcester. Prior to Holy Cross, Willard was the head coach at Pittsburgh for five seasons and Western Kentucky for four. SERIES MEETINGS DATE SITE LAFAYETTE H.C. W/L 2/4/47 A L 1/30/89 H W 1/22/90 A L 1/10/91 A L 2/6/91 H L 1/11/92 H L 2/5/92 A W 3/7/92 N L 1/23/93 H L 2/17/93 A L 1/22/94 A L 2/16/94 H L 1/7/95 H L 2/1/95 A L 1/10/96 A L 2/3/96 H W 1/22/97 H L 2/15/97 A L 3/1/97 N W 1/20/98 A W 2/15/98 H W 1/13/99 H W 2/6/99 A W BREAKDOWN: W L Home: 4 6 Away: 2 8 Neutral: 1 2 Total: 7 16 STATISTICAL COMPARISON Lafayette STATISTICS Holy Cross 72.4 Scoring Average Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG% FG% Defense PT% PT% Defense FT% Rebound Average Rebound Against Average Rebounding Margin Turnover Average Turnovers Avg. Forced Turnover Margin -5.4 INJURY REPORT: Greg McCleary is out indefinitely with a stress fracture in his leg, as is Winston Davis due to stress fractures in both feet. OUR GUY IS BACK: After missing four games due to a concussion he sustained prior to Georgia Tech (Jan. 2), Reggie Guy is back in the lineup. Guy received the worst of a collision with Brian Burke who needed eight stitches and was available to play two nights later. Guy, however, did not return until the Navy game, when he played eight minutes and registered two steals. THE ALL-TIME SERIES: This game marks the 24th meeting between Lafayette and Holy Cross. Lafayette trails the all-time series 16-7, but has won the last five meetings. The last Holy Cross win was a decision on Feb. 15, The first series meeting came on Feb. 4, 1947, a Lafayette loss in a game played in Boston. LAST TIME THEY MET: (Lafayette 79, Holy Cross 65 Feb. 6, 1999) Ted Cole led five scorers in double figures and the Leopards to a road win. Cole scored 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds. Brian Ehlers would not be outdone, however, as the he put up 12 points and grabbed 10 boards. Frank Barr chipped in with a career-high 12 rebounds. The Leopards struggled in the first half, failing to score in the first five minutes. Lafayette mustered just 28 percent from the floor, but trailed by just five, 35-30, at the intermission. The second half saw Lafayette take the lead for good seven minutes in when Barr hit two free throws. Barr was more demonstrative on the next possession, finishing off a fast-break opportunity with a one-handed dunk. The score was part of a decisive 15-6 run by the Leopards. Treys by Tim Bieg and Dave Klaus helped the Leopards keep pace two times in the waning minutes. Lafayette capped the game with eight free throws in the final 1:38. Bieg finished with 15 points, including four treys, and passed for four assists. Tyson Whitfield added 11 points off the bench. (see boxscore on pg. 71 of the Lafayette media guide) LAFAYETTE VS. THE PATRIOT LEAGUE: Lafayette has played 469 games against the six members of the Patriot League, and has a record in all games against them. In Patriot League play, Lafayette is in regular-season and 5-8 in the Patriot League Tournament. Under Fran O Hanlon, the Leopards are in the Patriot League, and 21-4 over the past two seasons and into the current campaign. Lafayette went 10-2 in both and with the Leopards losses coming to Bucknell and Navy in and two losses to Colgate in This season Lafayette is 1-0 with a win over Navy. Army Colgate Lehigh Bucknell Holy Cross Navy HE CAN SCORE : Brian Ehlers has scored in double figures in 58 of his last 63 games and has scored in double figures in 12 of 14 games this season Ehlers had a 45-game double-digit scoring streak snapped against Towson. His streak spanned three seasons, beginning at Bucknell on Jan. 14, In , Ehlers led Lafayette s scoring attack in 24 of 30 games. WORTH Y PERFORMANCES: Sophomore Rob Worthington has become a fixture in the starting lineup at the No. 4 position. Worthington made his bid for more playing time against St. Joseph s (12/29) where he scored a career-high 12 points and pulled down five rebounds. His biggest contribution came with 6.1 seconds left in regulation, as he hit two free throws to send the game into overtime. He is currently averaging 4.0 points and 3.0 rebounds in 18.2 minutes per game, having started the last five games.

3 OH SO CLOSE: Lafayette s non-conference slate to date has brought the Leopards so close to some big-time wins. Lafayette has lost five non-conference games by a total of 23 points. Lafayette lost to Villanova by four (74-70), Towson by two (59-57), St. Joseph s by two in overtime (83-81), Georgia Tech by 11 (75-64) and Penn by four (80-76). HE CAN PASS TOO: Because of his scoring prowess, Brian Ehlers ability to distribute the ball often gets overlooked. The senior is averaging 3.6 assists per game. He has passed for 6.3 per game over the last three outings and has dished for three or more assists on 10 different occasions in NON-CONFERENCE PLAY: After getting its conference slate underway today, Lafayette will not play another non-conference game until Feb. 7 when it hosts Albany, a game that precedes Lafayette s second time around against Patriot League opponents. MAKING THE GRADE AN ACADEMIC SLAM DUNK: Lafayette College is the only NCAA Division I institution in the nation with a perfect graduation rate for men s and women s basketball players who entered from 1989 to 1992 (1999 NCAA Graduation Rates Report). The College is ranked first in the nation as one of four Division I institutions to graduate all men s basketball players entering during that time within six years, which is how the NCAA measures graduation rates, and is among 13 schools from which all women s basketball players earned degrees. But, Lafayette is the only institution with perfect records in both sports, according to the 1999 NCAA Graduation-Rates Report, released in September. The record of success for Lafayette s student-athletes stands in contrast to the national trend, reported The Chronicle of Higher Education, especially when measuring it against the national rates. THEY RE BAAAAACK: After a search of all the Division I conferences, the Lafayette Athletic Communications staff has determined that Lafayette is the only school in NCAA history to return two players of the year to the same team. Brian Ehlers won the award in in which he averaged 18.1 ppg and 5.0 rpg and hit every clutch shot imaginable. Stefan Ciosici sat out the season with an ACL injury, but won the league citation in following a season when he posted 17.0 ppg and 7.9 rpg. THE COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Fran O Hanlon (Villanova 70) is in his fifth season on College Hill. The and Patriot League Coach of the Year, O Hanlon has brought prosperity to the Lafayette basketball program, guiding the Leopards to consecutive Patriot League titles and a berth into the NCAA Tournament in Following a 22-8 mark in , the program s first 20-win season since , O Hanlon holds a career record at the helm of a non-scholarship program. Previously, O Hanlon served as an assistant for six years at Penn, where from the Quakers earned three straight NCAA Tournament berths and went 42-0 in Ivy League play. On the bench with O Hanlon are Pat Brogan (Dickinson 90) in his sixth season, Mike McKee (Lehigh 94) in his third and Mike Longabardi (Frostburg St. 96) in his first season. GOING DEEP: For those new to watching Lafayette, the scorer s table may appear to be the busiest place on the basketball court. Fran O Hanlon s confidence in his bench fits well with his philosophy of keeping players fresh on the floor. O Hanlon very frequently goes 10 to 12 deep into the bench depending on the flow of the game, and at least 10 deep in every game. Look for Frank Barr, Reggie Guy, Mike Homer, Brian Burke and Nate Klinkhammer to see minutes off the pine. Thus far in the season 10 players have played in all 14 games, not including Guy who has missed six games due to injury. REALLY DEEP: Fans and journalists alike got an indication of Fran O Hanlon s substitution pattern, as Lafayette shuffled players in and out 59 times in an overtime game at Princeton, compared to just five subs for the Tigers. 14 LAST GAME LAFAYETTE 80, NAVY 74 JAN. 16, 2000 KIRBY SPORTS CTR. Stefan Ciosici dumped in a season-high 23 points and led four in double figures as the Leopards defeated Navy in the Leopards Patriot League opener. Lafayette s only lead in the first half was at 2-0, and the hosts trailed by as many as 12 in the first stanza, but pulled to within six points on Ciosici s layup with one second on the clock, part of his 14-point first half. The Leopards opened the second half with a 10-2 run that tied the game at 44. What followed was an possession-by-possession battle in which the lead changed six times. With the game tied at 72. Brian Ehlers made two free throws and sank a off-balance jumper to pull the Leopards ahead After a jump shot by Navy s Chris Williams, who led the Mids with 21 points, Tim Bieg iced the game for Lafayette by making four free throws. The Midshipmen were led by Williams 21 points, followed by Sitapha Savane with 16 points. Also scoring in double figures for the Leopards were Ehlers (13), Brian Burke (14) and Frank Barr (10). Barr, who spent the majority of his time on the floor when Ciosici was also playing, grabbed five baords, blocked three shots and managed five steals. The Leopards forced 29 Navy turnovers with a season-high 19 steals. Navy (10-5, 1-1) FG-A 3P-3A FT-A R A TO PF PTS Chris Williams, F Robert Reeder, F Sitapha Savane, C Reggie Skipworth, G John Williams, G Mike Windlan Jason Jeanpierre Francis Ebong Mike Cunningham Josh Hill Scott Long Team 4 0 Totals Lafayette (9-5, 1-0) FG-A 3P-3A FT-A R A TO PF PTS Rob Worthington, F Stefan Ciosici, C Tim Bieg, G Tyson Whitfield, G Brian Ehlers, G Mike Homer Brian Burke Reggie Guy Mick Kuberka Nate Klinkhammer Frank Barr Team Totals Halftime: NAVY 40, LC 34. Officials: McDonnell, Pescitelli, Palermino. Attend.: 2,882 PATRIOT LEAGUE STANDINGS (updated 1/17/00) LEAGUE OVERALL W L Pct. W L Pct. Lafayette Lehigh Army Navy Bucknell Holy Cross Colgate JAN. 16 Lafayette 80 Navy 74 JAN. 17 Bucknell 73, Iona 67 Lafayette at Holy Cross Lafayette at Army Navy at Holy Cross Lehigh at Lafayette Army at Navy JAN. 19 JAN. 22 Bucknell at Army Lehigh at Colgate Bucknell at Lehigh Dartmouth at Colgate JAN. 23 JAN. 26 JAN. 29 Holy Cross at Hartford Colgate at Bucknell Lafayette at Colgate Lehigh at Navy JAN. 30 Army at Holy Cross JAN. 31 William & Mary at Navy

4 MISCELLANEOUS Lafayette Record in When: Leopards win opening tip-off Opponent wins opening tip-off Leopards lead at halftime Leopards trail at halftime Leopards tied at halftime Leopards outrebound opponent Opponent outrebounds the Leopards Leopards tie opponent in rebounds Leopards shoot.500 or better from the field Opponent shoots.500 or better from the field Leopards shoot better FG% than opponent Opponent shoots better FG% than the Leopards Leopards and opponent shoot equal FG% Leopards commit less turnovers than opponent Leopards commit more turnovers than opponent Leopards and opponent commit equal turnovers Two or less Leopards score in double figures Three Leopards score in double figures Four Leopards score in double figures Five or more Leopards score in double figures Leopards score 59 points or less Leopards score between points Leopards score between points Leopards score between points Leopards score between points Leopards score 100 points or more In games decided by three points or less In games decided by 4-10 points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by 30 points or more In November games In December games In January games In February games In March games Saturday games Sunday games Monday games Tuesday games Wednesday games Thursday games Friday games Afternoon games Evening games Televised games Overtime games Single Overtime games Double Overtime games Tournament games Current Streak... Won 1 Longest Winning Streak... 3 Longest Losing Streak... 1 Closest Margin of Victory... 1 (70-69 OT) at Princeton Largest Margin of Victory (88-54) vs. Alabama State Average Margin of Victory (9 Wins; 128 Points) Closest Margin of Defeat... 2 Twice (Towson, St. Joseph s) Largest Margin of Defeat (64-75 at Georgia Tech) Average Margin of Defeat (5 Losses; 24 points) Largest Halftime Lead (37-16 vs. Gettysburg) Largest Halftime Deficit (24-47 at Georgia Tech) SCORING BY HALF LAFAYETTE Most Points in the 1st Half: 49 vs. St. Peter s Fewest Points in the 1st Half: 22 vs. Towson Most Points in the 2nd Half: 50 vs. Alabama State Fewest Points in the 2nd Half: 27 at Princeton OPPONENTS Most Points in the 1st Half: Georgia Tech 47 Fewest Points in the 1st Half: Gettysburg 16 Most Points in the 2nd Half: Villanova 42 Fewest Points in the 2nd Half: Princeton 25 HITTING THE BOARDS: In , Lafayette finished with a -1.5 rebounding margin, outrebounded 37.2 to 35.7 by its opponents. This season, Lafayette s rebound margin is +1.7 thanks in large part to the return of Stefan Ciosici who is averaging 5.9 rebounds per game. Lafayette s rebounding improvement was showcased against Princeton, as Lafayette outrebounded the Tigers and limited them to just one offensive rebound. BOMBING TO NEW HEIGHTS: In the past few seasons, Lafayette has had a tendency toward taking a large number of three-pointers. Lafayette set a two singleseason three-point shooting records in With 238 three-point field goals made and 700 attempted, Lafayette eclipsed the old single-season marks of 207 and 612 held by Lafayette s squad. This season the Leopards have averaged 20.0 three-point attempts and 7.7 three-pointers per game. LEOPARDS ON THE WEB: The quickest way to get up-to-date news of Lafayette athletics is at the Leopards website: The site is continuously updated with the latest Men s Basketball game notes, game recaps, box scores, statistics, Television Lineup results, features and much more. LEOPARDS ON THE RADIO: All of Lafayette s games can be heard live on WEST-AM Stereo 1400, the 64th year of broadcasting Lafayette Athletics. Dick Hammer is in his 33rd year of calling the play-by-play for Lafayette men s basketball. DATE OPPONENT AIR TIME Nov. 23 at Villanova (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Nov. 29 Cornell (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Dec. 6 Towson (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Dec. 11 St. Peter s 7:00 p.m. Jan. 2 at Georgia Tech (LIVE) 2:00 p.m. Jan. 5 Del. Valley (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Jan. 9 Princeton 6:00 p.m. Jan. 11 at Penn (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Jan. 16 Navy (LIVE) 4:00 p.m. Jan. 20 Holy Cross 10:30 p.m. Jan. 22 Army 9:00 p.m. Jan. 26 Lehigh (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Feb. 2 Bucknell (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Feb. 7 Albany (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Feb. 12 Holy Cross 7:00 p.m. Feb. 16 Army (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Feb. 19 at Lehigh 7:30 p.m. Feb. 23 Colgate (LIVE) 8:00 p.m. Feb. 27 Bucknell (LIVE) 4:00 p.m. LAFAYETTE ON TELEVISION: Lafayette will see a minimum of 19 games televised in , with the possible addition of three more games in the Patriot League Tournament. The Lafayette Sports Network will air 13 games to more than four million viewers in the Lehigh Valley, central New Jersey, New York City, and Boston. Locally, the telecasts will be aired on RCN TV-4 and WBPH TV-60, and will cover the entire Lehigh Valley. Games can be seen on RCN Cable channels 4, 19, and 60, Service Electric Cable channel 51, Blue Ridge Cable channel 5, and broadcast channel 60. The Villanova game was broadcasted by ESPN Regional and carried locally by WFMZ Channel 69 and Comcast Sports Net. The Penn game was televised by Comcast Sports Net. The game at Georgia Tech on Jan. 2 was televised by Fox Sports Net South and Home Team Sports. In addition, the Leopards will be seen on the Patriot League TV Network twice during the regular season, and possibly twice more at the Patriot League Tournament. Locally, those games will broadcast on WFMZ-TV, Channel 69 and Comcast Sports Net. SPENCER FOR HIRE: Sophomore Spencer Williams (Lakeville, PA/Wallenpaupack) has come up from the junior varsity ranks to give starting point guard Tim Bieg a breather, especially with the loss of Reggie Guy for several games. Williams has played in five games and is averaging 5.6 minutes per outing. STEADY IMPROVEMENT IN THE O HANLON ERA: When Head Coach Fran O Hanlon took over the program beginning with the season, he inherited a 2-25 team. He guided the Leopards to a 7-20 season in , an mark in and a breakthrough 19-9 mark in In , the Leopards went ALL-TIME AT LAFAYETTE: In the 90 seasons of men s basketball at Lafayette College, the Leopards hold an overall record of (.536) that spans back to the first season in The Leopards hold a mark in Patriot League competition and a 5-8 clip in the Patriot League Tournament for a combined record of

5 THE CAPTAINS: The team captains as selected by their teammates are seniors Stefan Ciosici and Brian Ehlers. Both are returning league players of the year and both are entering their final seasons. In Ciosici was a dominating post presence who averaged 17.0 points and 7.9 rebounds to lead Lafayette. Ehlers took the spotlight last season, helping to fill the void left by Ciosici s preseason knee injury that kept the center out for the entire season. Ehlers went on to average a league-high 18.1 points per game while being unanimously selected Patriot League Player of the Year. MOVING UP THE CHARTS: Lafayette currently has two 1,000-point scorers on the squad Patriot League Player of the Year Brian Ehlers and Patriot League Player of the Year Stefan Ciosici have each eclipsed the 1,000-point plateau. Ehlers ranks 4th all-time at Lafayette with LAFAYETTE S 1000-POINT SCORERS 1. Tracy Tripucka ( )... 1, Otis Ellis* ( )... 1, Phil Ness* ( )... 1, Brian Ehlers* (1996-present)... 1, Todd Tripucka ( )... 1, Gary Bennett* ( )... 1, Craig Kowadla ( )... 1, Walt Kocubinski ( )... 1, Keith Brazzo* ( )... 1, Bruce Stankavage* ( )... 1, Stefan Ciosici* (1995-present)... 1, Craig White* ( )... 1, Ron Reynolds* ( )... 1, Bill Anderson* ( )... 1, Chip Lundy ( )... 1, Stu Murray ( )... 1, Mike Whitman* ( )... 1, Bob Falconiero* ( )... 1, Chet Brightful* ( )... 1, Charley Ross ( )... 1, Matt Roberts* ( )... 1, Mike Bellamy* ( )... 1, Preston Denby ( )... 1, Dave Brown ( )... 1, Marty Zippel* ( )... 1, Tony Duckett* ( )... 1, Jim Radcliff ( )... 1, Andy Wescoe* ( )... 1, Jay Mottola ( )... 1, Stan Morse* ( )... 1, Dan Kristoff ( )... 1, Bob Mantz ( )... 1,005 * = four-year varsity career 1,520 points, moving into that place against Georgia Tech. He could move into the top three by the end of the season, if his career average of 15.1 ppg holds. Ciosici currently ranks 11th all-time, advancing to 1,309 points following a nine-point effort at Penn. He could rise as high as the top five if he matches his career average of 13.8 ppg. A RETURN TO HIS ALMA MATER: Fran O Hanlon made his return to the sidelines of Villanova, a place he spent very little time as a player from O Hanlon, who currently holds a share of the single-game assists record at Villanova (16 vs. Toledo on Feb. 24, 1970), captained a squad that reach the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals. O Hanlon finished with 689 career points and was inducted into the Villanova Hall of Fame in Villanova was in O Hanlon s three varsity seasons. EHLERS: PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Senior Brian Ehlers has been named Patriot League Player of the Week for Jan. 9. The Bay Shore, NY native is coming off a 19-point, seven-rebound, five-assist performance in the Leopards overtime win over Princeton on Saturday. Ehlers scored four of Lafayette s seven points in the overtime session. For the season, he is averaging 15.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. CIOSICI: PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Stefan Ciosici was named the Patriot League Player of the Week for the week ending Dec. 12. Ciosici averaged 16.2 points and 6.5 rebounds in a 1-1 week for the Leopards. The 6-11, 260-pound center powered in 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Lafayette past St. Peter s, 81-69, on Dec. 11. The performance was his second double-double of the season and 22nd of his career. Ciosici was 9-9 from the line and 6-12 from the field in that game. In the Leopards first game of the week, Ciosici scored 12 points on a 5-7 night from the floor. He also went a perfect 2-2 from the charity stripe. WINNING THE AUDIENCE OVER: With the improvements the men s basketball program has made in the Fran O Hanlon era, attendance has increased concurrently. In , Lafayette averaged 1,195 fans per home game and finished with a 2-25 record. The next season when Fran O Hanlon took over, the Leopards improved to 7-20 and drew an average of 1,355. In , Lafayette averaged 1,730 fans per game and finished with an mark. In , a 19-9 season, the Leopards managed 2,048 fans per game. In Lafayette averaged 2,525 fans per home game and was 10-2 at home. In the Leopards home opener, 2,287 fans came out to Kirby Sports Center to see a Lafayette win. In Lafayette is averaging 4,759 fans per game, 1,754 fans per home contest, and 3,785 per road game. STARTING LINEUPS at COLUMBIA Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: at VILLANOVA Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: CORNELL Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: at HOWARD Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: TOWSON Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: ST. PETER S Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: W GETTYSBURG Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: W ST. JOSEPH S Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: L ALABAMA STATE Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Klinkhammer: W GEORGIA TECH Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: DELAWARE VALLEY Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: W PRINCETON Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: PENNSYLVANIA Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: NAVY Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: HOLY CROSS (PROBABLES) Ehlers, Whitfield, Bieg, Ciosici, Worthington: INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS Games Leading LC in Scoring: Ehlers (8), Whitfield (3),, Ciosici (2), Bieg, (1) Games Leading LC in Rebounding: Ciosici (6), Whitfield (3), Worthington (3), Barr (2), Bieg (1), Ehlers (1), Kuberka (1) Games Leading LC in Assists: Bieg (9), Ehlers (5), Burke (3), Ciosici (1) Games Leading LC in Steals: Ehlers (7),Bieg (5), Whitfield (2), Worthington (2), Barr (1), Burke (1), Ciosici (1), Guy (1), Kuberka (1) Games Leading LC in Blocks: Barr (9), Ciosici (3), Ehlers (3), Kuberka (3), McCleary (1), Worthington (1) 20-point Games: Ciosici (2), Ehlers (2), Whitfield (1) Double Figures Scoring: Ehlers (12), Whitfield (10), Ciosici (9), Bieg (4), Burke (4), Worth. (2), Barr (1) Double Figures Rebounding: Ciosici (3), Whitfield (1) Double-Doubles: Ciosici (3), Whitfield (1) W L W W L L W L W

6 GAME-SPECIFIC NOTES ALL A BOARD : A key to Lafayette s win over Princeton was the way the Leopards rebounded. Lafayette allowed Princeton just one offensive rebound for the entire 45 minutes. Stefan Ciosici handled a bulk of the rebounding chores with 14 (11 def., 3 off.) followed by seven boards from Brian Ehlers. BOMBS AWAY: Lafayette s game vs. Division III Delaware Valley produced the expected result, but also provided an unusual stat. The Leopards made more three-point field goals (14) than two-point field goals (13) to finish for the night. Tyson Whitfield connected for five, Tim Bieg for four, Brian Burke for two and three other players for one. MAYBE IT WAS THE ALTITUDE: The ancient Greeks believed that the closer you were to the sun, the warmer the temperature. While proved scientifically incorrect, the notion seemed to carry some weight for the Leopards in Albuquerque, NM at the Lobo Invitational. The higher elevation, nearly 6,000 feet in certain parts of the city, saw Lafayette free throw shooting heat up. The Leopards were (84%) from the line vs. St. Joseph s in the opening round and (86%) vs. Alabama State in the consolation game. MAKING THE TRIP: Lafayette closed out 1999 and opened 2000 with a lengthy road swing. The Leopards trip traversed 4,128 miles from Easton to Albuquerque (1,935) to play in the Lobo Invitational in New Mexico on Dec , from Albuquerque to Atlanta (1,393) to play Georgia Tech on Jan. 5 and back to Easton (800). SEASON HIGHS: Lafayette notched four season highs in the Leopards pasting of Alabama State on Dec. 30. The Leopards scored the most points of the season with 88, collected the most field goals with 30 and posted the most steals with 15. Lafayette also managed its best free throw shooting performance of the season, going (86%). ASSISTING IN THE WIN: Brian Ehlers and Tim Bieg posted solid numbers vs. St. Peter s (12/11) and it wasn t just in the scoring category. Ehlers passed for a career-high eight assists and Bieg dished out a season-high seven. The 15-assist performance by the upperclass duo topped the Leopards team assist output in three separate games and equalled the team output for another of Lafayette s six games. Ehlers is currently averaging 3.6 assists per game while Bieg leads the team at 4.1 per outing. G2K: The Lafayette College men s basketball program played in its 2000th game at Villanova on Nov. 23. The Leopards are currently in their 90th season with the basketball program taking root in Lafayette did not field an organized team between 1903 and 1913, but has had varsity competition every year since. GET THAT OUT: Backup center Frank Barr was sending shots back from whence they came against Towson (12/6). The junior rejected a career-high seven shots to set a new school record. Barr blocked five shots twice last season and is currently averaging just under 2.0 blocks per game in the season. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER: Lafayette turned in a strong performance at Villanova. The Leopards were perfect from the free throw line in the second half, going 13-13, including a host of clutch free throw makes. For the game, Lafayette shot 17-20, an 85 percent clip. Brian Ehlers led the way with an 8-8 night followed by Stefan Ciosici s 6-8. SHUTTING DOWN CORNELL: Lafayette shut down Cornell s offense, holding the Big Red to a 28 percent shooting night. The Leopards smothering defense has a penchant for keeping the opponents offense to a minimum early on in the season. Lafayette held Dartmouth to a 27 percent clip in Lafayette s season-opener in , the lowest mark off the season forced by the Leopard defense. PRESEASON NOTES PRESEASON FAVORITES: The Leopards entered the season as unanimous preseason favorites to repeat as Patriot League champions. The statement was been backed up not only by the Patriot League coaches preseason poll, but also by Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook, Street & Smith s, Lindy s, Sporting News, and Dick Vitale s College Basketball. The last team to win back-to-back titles was Colgate when it captured the Patriot League title in and PLAYING HOST: Lafayette and the new Allan P. Kirby Sports Center will play host to the Patriot League Tournament. It will mark the first time the league tournament has been held at Lafayette since the inception of the Patriot League in The tournament will be held March 4-5 with the championship game to be hosted by the highest remaining seed on March 10 at 4:30 p.m. CLEANING UP THE PLACE: Allan P. Kirby Field House is in the process of becoming the Allan P. Kirby Sports Center. The 27-year old structure that houses Leopard basketball is in the midst of the addition of a $24 million, 110,000 square foot intramural and recreational sports facility. Additionally, the existing field house has seen $2.5 million in renovations and facelift. Project completion is set for late February. THE FRESHMEN: Head Coach Fran O Hanlon brought in a talented freshman class for the season. Winston Davis brings championship experience to the guard position, following a high school career in which he helped lead Tampa Prep to three consecutive appearances in the state tournament, while compiling an record. Davis, who averaged 15.6 points and 7.0 rebounds per game, played along side Casey Sanders who is playing at Duke. Davis, who was an McDonald s All-America Honorable Mention, is an athletic guard who highlighted his prep career with a tip dunk to win the district title with 1.2 seconds remaining. O Hanlon is looking to three other freshmen to help solidify the power forward position. Greg McCleary averaged 13.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.0 blocks per game in his senior season at West Catholic High School in Philadelphia. He helped propel his team to the championship game of the Catholic League. David Bonney is an intense player at the forward spot. Bonney led his Montwood High School squad to a 27-6 record and a berth into the Sweet 16 in the Texas state tournament, where his team eventually lost to the state champions. Bonney s season highlight came when he scored 16 points to help beat national power Dunbar High School in a New Mexico tournament. Scott Gearhart brings his 6-8 frame to the mix following a post-graduate season at Worcester Academy. Gearhart is a strong defender who also averaged in double figures at Worcester.

7 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS The Last Time A Lafayette Player Scored 30+ points: Brian Ehlers (31) vs. Lehigh, 2/14/99 Scored 40+ points: Todd Tripuka (42) vs. St. Joseph s, 12/3/75 Attempted 20+ field goals: Stefan Ciosici (20) at Penn, 1/12/98 Recorded 15+ rebounds: Stefan Ciosici (17) vs. Navy, 1/17/98 Recorded 30+ rebounds: Ron Moyer (33) vs. Gettysburg, 12/9/70 Registered 10+ assists: Craig Kowadla (10) vs. Lehigh, 1/24/96 Hit 5+ three pointers: Tyson Whitfield (5) vs. Princeton, 1/8/2000 Blocked 5+ shots: Frank Barr (7) vs. Towson, 12/6/99 Had 5+ steals: Frank Barr (5) vs. Navy, 1/16/2000 Had a double-double: Stefan Ciosici (10 pts., 14 reb.) at Princeton, 1/8/00 Had 3 consecutive double-doubles: Stefan Ciosici, 1/ /97 Led the team in points, rebounds, and assists: Tim Bieg, (18 pts., 4 reb., 4 ast.), vs. Delaware Valley, 1/5/2000 Played the entire game: Sam Gilbert at Maryland, 12/23/96 Hit a last second shot to win a game: Brian Ehlers vs. Colgate, 2/28/99 Hit a last second free throw to win a game: Ted Cole at Navy, 2/11/98 The Last Time A Lafayette Team Had a 20+ point win: Haverford (96-62), 2/1/99 Had a 30+ point win: vs. Alabama State (88-54), 12/29/99 Had a 40+ point win: Swarthmore (89-47), 12/9/91 Had a 50+ point win: Swarthmore (104-47), 12/10/97 (record) Scored 100+ points: Swarthmore (104-47), 12/10/97 Combined with an opponent to score 200+ points: Albright (115-93), 12/13/76 Managed 50+ rebounds: vs. St. Joseph s (52), 12/29/99 Had 2 players foul out: at Princeton, 1/8/00, Stefan Ciosici and Frank Barr Hit 10 or more 3 pointers: Delaware Valley (14), 1/5/2000 Had more three-pointers than two-point field goals: Delaware Valley 14 3FG, 13 2 FG Had 4 players in double figures: vs. Alabama State, 12/30/99 Had 5 players in double figures: at Holy Cross, 2/6/99 Had 6 players in double figures: at Army, 1/17/96 Had all 5 starters in double figures Bucknell, 2/7/98 Had 2 or more players record double figures in rebounds: at Holy Cross, 2/6/99 (Cole 13; Barr 12; Ehlers 10) Had an single overtime win: at Princeton (70-69), 1/8/2000 Had an single overtime loss: vs. Bucknell (56-55), 3/2/96 Notched a double overtime win: at Lehigh (90-87), 1/8/97 Had a double overtime loss: vs. St. Joseph s (83-81), 12/29/99 Lost when scoring 75+ points: vs. St. Joseph s (83-81), 12/29/99 Had a 20-win season: , Coach Fran O Hanlon (22-7) Played in the NCAA Tournament: FREE THROWS IN THE LAST FIVE MINUTES AND OVERTIME MAKING THEM WHEN IT COUNTS: Obviously, free throw shooting is a key to winning close games and Lafayette has been up to the task. The Leopards shot 69 percent from the charity stripe in the last five minutes in , just below its 71 percent season clip. This season Lafayette is shooting 68 percent (47-69) in the last five minutes and in overtime sessions. PLAYER MADE / ATT. FT-% Frank Barr % Tim Bieg % Brian Burke % Stefan Ciosici % Brian Ehlers % Scott Gearhart % Reggie Guy % Tyson Whitfield % Spencer Williams % Rob Worthington % Total % ALSO INCLUDED: updated player bios, cumulative stats and updated rosters.

8 UPDATED BIOS (listed numerically) 3 SPENCER WILLIAMS Guard So. Lakeville, PA/Wallenpaupack Guard up from the junior varsity program who helped spell point guard Tim Bieg when back-up point guard Reggie Guy was out with injury has played in five games scored a career-high four points against Alabama State (12/30) passed for a career-high four assists vs. Gettysburg (12/21). 4, vs. Alabama State (12/20/99)... Points... Same 1, DELAWARE VALLEY (1/5/00)... FG... Same 2, Twice (*DEL. VALLEY, 2/5/00)... FG ATT... Same 1, DELAWARE VALLEY (1/5/00)... 3 FG... Same 2, Twice (*DEL. VALLEY, 2/5/00)... 3 FG ATT... Same 4, vs. Alabama State (12/20/99)... FT... Same 4, vs. Alabama State (12/20/99)... FT ATT... Same 1, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... REB... Same 4, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... AST... Same 0... Blocks... Same 1, Twice (*DELAWARE VALLEY, 2/5/00). Steals... Same 12 SCOTT GEARHART Forward Fr. Darnstown, MD/The Heights School A future role player for the Leopards has played in five games this season, last playing vs. Delaware Valley (1/5) scored his first career point on a free throw vs. Alabama State (12/30). 1, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... Points... Same 0... FG... Same 2, at Howard (12/1/99)... FG ATT... Same FG... Same FG ATT... Same 1, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... FT... Same 2, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... FT ATT... Same 2, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... REB... Same 1, at Howard (12/1/99)... AST... Same 0... Blocks... Same 0... Steals... Same 4 MIKE HOMER Guard Sr. Spokane, WA/Lewis and Clark Versatile guard who is an outside scoring threat one of four seniors on the squad has played in all of the Leopards games scored seven points and grabbed four rebounds vs. Gettysburg (12/21) hit a key three-pointer to spark a run at Howard (12/1). 7, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... Points... 22, at Maryland (12/23/96) 2, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FG... 8, at Maryland (12/23/96) 7, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FG ATT... 17, at Maryland (12/23/96) 1, Three times (*DEL. VALLEY, 1/5/00)... 3 FG... 6, at Maryland (12/23/96) 6, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... 3 FG ATT... 14, at Maryland (12/23/96) 2, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FT... 7, Twice (*at Lehigh, 1/8/97) 3, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FT ATT... 10, at Marist (12/6/96) 4, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... REB... 6, Twice (*at LSU, 12/30/96) 2, DELAWARE VALLEY (1/5/00)... AST... 4, Six times (*at Holy Cross, 1/20/98) 0... Blocks... 2, at Army (1/25/95) 2, vs. Alabama State (12/29/99)... Steals... 4, COLGATE (2/22/97) 10 WINSTON DAVIS Guard Fr. Tampa, FL/Tampa PrepSame Athletic guard with championship experience in high school currently out indefinitely with a stress fracture in each foot one of four freshmen on the squad has played in two games last played at Howard (12/1) Points... Same 0... FG... Same 0... FG ATT... Same FG... Same FG ATT... Same 0... FT... Same 0... FT ATT... Same 0... REB... Same 1, at Howard (12/1/99)... AST... Same 0... Blocks... Same 0... Steals... Same 13 BRIAN BURKE Guard So. Lafayette Hill, PA/Germantown Academy Excellent passer who has the ability to hit the three and the mid-range jumper has played in all of the Leopards games this season, bringing a strong offensive contribution off the bench scored 14 points on a 5-8 day vs. Navy (1/16) hit a clutch three-pointer to give LC the lead late at Penn (1/11) scored a season-high 13 points including the game-winning threepointer at Princeton (1/8) dropped in 10 points vs. Alabama State (12/ 30) scored 11 points vs. Gettysburg (12/21) dropped in seven vs. St. Peter s (12/11) knocked down a season-high nine points vs. Cornell (11/ 29) passed for a career-high five assists vs. Towson (12/8). 14, NAVY (1/16/00)... Points... 16, NAVY (2/3/99) 5, Navy (1/16/00)... FG... Same 8, Twice (*NAVY, 1/16/00)... FG ATT... Same 3,at Princeton (1/8/00)... 3 FG... 4, NAVY (2/3/99) 6, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... 3 FG ATT... 6, Twice (*vs. Ala. State 12/30/99) 2, Six times (*NAVY, 1/16/00)... FT... 4, Three times (*NAVY, 2/3/99) 3, at Columbia (11/20/99)... FT ATT... 4, Three times (*NAVY, 2/3/99) 4, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... REB... 4, Twice (*vs. Alabama State,12/30/99) 5, Towson (12/8/99)... AST... 5, Twice (*TOWSON, 12/8/99) 0... Blocks... 1, Twice (*Colgate 1/23/99) 2, Six times (*NAVY, 1/16/00)... Steals... 3, NAVY (2/3/99)

9 UPDATED BIOS 14 TIM BIEG (pronounced BIG ) Guard Jr. Haddonfield, NJ/Camden Catholic Lafayette s starting point guard since earning the spot in the beginning of his freshman year has scored in double figures in four games went 8-10 from the line in the second half against Navy (1/16), to seal the game scored 15 points, 12 on three-pointers, all in the seond half at Penn (1/11) passed for five assists at Princeton (1/8) lit up Delaware Valley (1/5) for 18 points that included four three s, while also managing five steals and four assists dished out five assists at Georgia Tech (1/2) scored 11 points and passed for five assists against Gettysburg (12/21) hit for 15 points and passed for a season-high seven assists vs. St. Peter s (12/11) knocked down 13 points, passed for five assists and grabbed five rebounds vs. Cornell (11/29) passed for a season-high six assists at Howard (12/1). 15, Twice (*at Penn, 1/11/00)... Points... 17, vs. Colgate (3/1/98) 5, Three times (*at Penn, 1/11/00)... FG... 6, at Cornell (1/18/99) 10, at Villanova (11/23/99)... FG ATT... 11, at Holy Cross (2/6/99) 4, at Penn (1/11/00)... 3 FG... 5, vs. Colgate (3/1/98) 8, Twice (*at Penn, 1/11/00)... 3 FG ATT... 9, at Holy Cross (2/6/99) 8, NAVY (1/16/00)... FT... Same 10, NAVY (1/16/00)... FT ATT... Same 5, CORNELL (11/29/99)... REB... 7, at Penn (1/12/98) 7, ST. PETER S (12/11/99)... AST... 9, at Towson (12/22/98) 1, Twice (*ST. PETER S, 12/11//99)... Blocks... 1, Five times (*ST. PETER S, 12/11//99) 5, DELAWARE VALLEY (1/5/00)... Steals... 6, at Bucknell (1/27/99) 22 TYSON WHITFIELD Guard Jr. Yakima, WA/Eisenhower Former Patriot League Rookie of the Year who is making his bid to return to all-league status has picked up his scoring at the shooting guard position possesses great quickness and leaping ability has scored in double figures in 10 games passed for a career-high five assists vs. Navy (1/16) scored 11 points and passed for four assists at Penn (1/11) hit five three s and a pair of free throws to finish with 17 at Princeton (1/8) all five of his field goals were three pointers as he scored 15 vs. Delaware Valley (1/5) led Lafayette with 21 points that included six three-pointers at Georgia Tech (1/2) knocked down 16 points and four three s vs. Alabama State (12/30) registered his first career double-double with 15 points and a career-high 10 boards vs. St. Joseph s (12/29) exploded for a career-high 23 points and a career-high seven three-pointers vs. Towson (12/6) dropped in 15 on a 5-9 shooting night vs. Cornell (11/29) scored 15 points and grabbed six rebounds at Villanova (11/23) scored 10 points in season opener at Columbia (11/20). 23, TOWSON (12/6/99)... Points... Same 8, TOWSON (12/6/99)... FG... Same 17, vs. St. Joseph s (12/29/99)... FG ATT... 18, at Utah State (12/30/98) 7, TOWSON (12/6/99)... 3 FG... Same 13, vs. St. Joseph s (12/29/99)... 3 FG ATT... 16, at Utah State (12/30/98) 3, Four times (*at Georgia Tech, 1/2/00)... FT... 9, LEHIGH (1/7/98) 4, Twice (*at Georgia Tech, 1/2/00)... FT ATT... 9, LEHIGH (1/7/98) 10, vs. St. Joseph;s (12/29/99)... REB... Same 4, at Penn (1/11/00)... AST... 4, Four times (*at Penn, 1/11/00) 0... Blocks... 1, Twice (*LEHIGH, 2/14/99) 5, NAVY (1/16/00)... Steals... 5, Twice (*NAVY, 1/16/00) 20 REGGIE GUY Guard Fr. Harrisburg, PA/Suffield Academy Athletic guard who has come off the bench to provide a defensive spark and give Tim Bieg a breather at point has missed six games due to injury, but is finally healthy scored seven points and managed three steals vs. Gettysburg (12/21). 23 GREG MCCLEARY Forward Fr. Philadelphia, PA/West Catholic A well-balanced power forward has seen the most time of any of the freshmen, playing in seven games currently sitting out with a stress fracture in his leg scored six points vs. Gettysburg (12/21) grabbed six rebounds vs. Cornell (11/29). 7, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... Points... 9, COLGATE (1/23/99) 3, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FG... 3, COLGATE (1/23/99) 6, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FG ATT... 5, at Utah State (12/30/98) 1, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... 3 FG.. 1, Six times (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99) 2, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... 3 FG ATT... 2, Seven times (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99) 1, TOWSON (12/6/99)... FT... 4, Three times (*at Rutgers, 1/25/99) 2, TOWSON (12/6/99)... FT ATT... 4, Three times (*at Rutgers, 1/25/99) 3, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... REB... 7, COLUMBIA (12/10/98) 1, Four times (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99).. AST... 6, Lehigh (2/14/99) 0... Blocks... 1, Five times (HAVERFORD, 2/1/99) 3, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... Steals... 3, Four times (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99) 6, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... Points... Same 1, Twice (*vs. Alabama State, 12/30/99)... FG... Same 2, vs. Alabama State (12/30/99)... FG ATT... Same FG... Same 1, Four times (* at Howard 12/1/99)... 3 FG ATT... Same 4, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FT... Same 3, GETTYSBURG (12/21/99)... FT ATT... Same 6, CORNELL (11/29/99)... REB... Same 1, Twice (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99)... AST... Same 1, Twice (*GETTYSBURG, 12/21/99)... Blocks... Same 0... Steals... Same