GLOSSARY. Ch a m p i o n s h i p s, Nat i o n a l - Yale has been named national champion twice 1901 and 1903 by the Helms Athletic Foundation.

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1 Bu l l d o g - The Yale fight song, penned by Cole Porter 13, is augmented by the sounds of barking. It is sung by many Eli teams after Yale victories. Bulldog, Bulldog, bow, wow, wow, Eli Yale, Bulldog, Bulldog, bow, wow, wow, Our team can never fail. When the Sons of Eli break thru the line That is the sign we hail, Bulldog, Bulldog, bow, wow, wow, Eli Yale. GLOSSARY Ch a m p i o n s h i p s, Iv y - Yale has won four Ivy League championships 1957, 1962, 1963 and The Bulldogs captured the first official Ivy League title in 1957 as they finished 12 2 and lost to eventual national champion North Carolina, 90 74, in the NCAA East Regional. The 1962 club finished 13 1 in Ivy play, but lost in overtime to Wake Forest, 92 82, in the East Regional. The 1963 team tied Princeton for the Ivy title with an 11 3 record, but fell to the Tigers in a playoff, In 2002, the Bulldogs were part of the first three-way tie in Ivy history. Yale beat Princeton in the first Ivy playoff game, but fell to Penn in the game to determine the NCAA berth. Ch a m p i o n s h i p s, Nat i o n a l - Yale has been named national champion twice 1901 and 1903 by the Helms Athletic Foundation. Ch a m p i o n s h i p s, Ot h e r - Before the official formation of the Ivy League, there was the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League the forerunner to the Ivy Group. Yale won eight EIBL titles 1902, 1903, 1907, 1915, 1917, 1923, 1933 and Ha n d s o m e Da n - In 1889, Andrew B. Graves offered a blacksmith $65 for an animal that looked like a cross between an alligator and a horned toad. After giving the dog a good scrubbing, Graves stood back and, admiring his work, named his dog, Handsome Dan. Dan followed his master to classes, waited patiently outside the classrooms and was his constant companion at Yale s football and baseball games. He seemed to understand sports...at least he barked whenever Yale scored. This habit soon got him adopted as the official mascot. Fi r s t Te a m Al l Iv y Se l e c t i o n s - Twenty-six Elis have been named first team All Ivy since the official formation of the league in The last Bulldog to receive the honor was Eric Flato in Two Yale players John Lee and Chris Dudley have been honored three times. Fi v e o n Fi v e - The very first game of college basketball with five men on each side was played in New Haven in the season. The Elis, under head coach Dr. Henry S. Anderson, had actually begun playing basketball in 1895 with seven or nine men on a side. Fo r t y Po i n t Sc o r e r s - Only four times in Yale s storied basketball history have Bulldog players reached the 40 point plateau in a game. The great Tony Lavelli holds the school record for points, tallying 52 against Williams in He also hit for 40 against Princeton the same year. John Lee also turned the trick twice, hitting for 41 against Harvard in 1956 and 40 versus the Crimson again in Nat i o n a l Le a d e r s - Yale has had two players lead Division I in a statistical category since In 1949, Tony Lavelli topped the nation in scoring with a 22.4 per game average. In 1953, John Weber led the country in free throw percentage, canning 117 of 141 attempts for an 83.0 percent success rate. NBA Dr a f t e e s - Seven Yale players have been drafted by NBA clubs. Tony Lavelli is the lone Eli to be selected in the first round, as he was taken by the Boston Celtics in John Lee (New York Knicks 58) and Butch Graves (Philadelphia 76ers 84) were both selected in the third round, while Chris Dudley (Cleveland Cavaliers 87) was a fourth round pick. Rick Kaminsky (76ers 64) was taken in the sixth round, Dennis Lynch (Knicks 64) was chosen in the 11th round and Bob Trupin was selected in the 12th round (Knicks 65). Pl ay e r o f t h e Ye a r, Iv y - Since the award was established in 1975, one Yale player has been honored as Ivy Player of the Year Paul Maley (1988). Maley averaged over 20 points and eight rebounds per game. Pl ay e r o f t h e Ye a r, Nat i o n a l - Yale has had two players honored as the National Player of the Year Gilmore Kenney (1907) and Tony Lavelli (1949). Ro o k i e o f t h e Ye a r, Iv y - Five Yale freshmen have been honored as Ivy Rookie of the Year Tim Daaleman (1979), Steve Leondis (1980), Ed Petersen (1989), Gabe Hunterton (1995) and Alex Gamboa (2002) YALE BASKETBALL EIBL Championship Team

GLOSSARY 1200 600 Cl u b - Five players in Yale history have scored 1,200 points and grabbed 600 rebounds.

2 GLOSSARY Cl u b - Five players in Yale history have scored 1,200 points and grabbed 600 rebounds. Dean Campbell 91 is the latest member of the club, closing his career with 1,217 points and 638 rebounds. Ed Robinson 57 ( ), Chris Dudley 87 ( ), Tim Daaleman 82 ( ), Larry Downs 59 ( ) and John Lee 58 ( ) are the other members of the select quintet. Un d e r c l a s s m e n -The season will be long remembered by Yale hoop enthusiasts. A squad without a single senior, this team posted the best record at Yale since , going The Bulldogs captured their first Ivy League title since 1963, sharing the crown with Princeton and Pennsylvania, and made their first post-season tournament apearance in 40 years, reaching the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. A victory at Rutgers in the opening round of the NIT was the first postseason tournament victory in the 107-year history of Yale basketball. Be s t o f t h e Be s t Du d l e y, Ch r i s 87 - The last Yale alum to play in the National Basketball Association, Dudley was one of the best players to ever don the Bulldog uniform. He was a three time first team All Ivy selection, averaging 12.6 points and 9.5 rebounds per game during his career. Dudley shot 51 percent from the field and 51 percent from the charity stripe, while also blocking a Yale record 172 shots. Gr av e s, Bu t c h 84 - Graves is Yale s all time leading scorer with 2,090 points in four seasons. The 6 3 sharpshooter averaged over 23 points his last two seasons, becoming the only Eli to score over 2,000 points in a career. Graves is the third leading all time scorer in Ivy League history, behind Princeton s Bill Bradley (2,503) and Dartmouth s Jim Barton (2,158). Ho b s o n, Ho wa r d - A member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Hobson coached Yale from , compiling a record of His 1949 club won the Ivy title, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament. He previously led Oregon to the first NCAA championship in 1939 and coached the U.S. Olympic team in Ka m i n s k y, Ri c k 64 - Kaminsky was a key part of Yale teams that won two Ivy League titles in the early 1960s. He was a two-time first team All-Ivy selection and led the Bulldogs in scoring from 1962 to In 1964, he was selected as an honorable mention All-American, and he was chosen by the Philadelphia 76ers in the sixth round of the NBA Draft. Lav e l l i, To n y 49 - Lavelli is one of the all time greats in Yale basketball history. A 6 3 forward from Somerville, Mass., Lavelli scored 1,964 points in his four seasons, including 671 as a senior, leading Yale to the NCAA Tournament. He was named the National Player of the Year in 1949 and graduated as the fourth highest scorer ever in major college basketball history. He was a three time All America selection, earning second team honors in 1946 and 1948, and first team recognition in Lavelli, also an accomplished accordian player, was a first round draft choice of the Boston Celtics. Le e, Jo h n 58- Also one of the all time Yale greats, Lee scored 1,493 points in three seasons in an Eli uniform. A 6 3 forward from Brooklyn, Lee set an Ivy League record by scoring 605 points as a sophomore, averaging 23.3 points per game. He averaged over 18 points a game his final two seasons, leading the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament as a junior. He still holds six Yale basketball records, including a performance at the foul line against Oregon State in Lee, a member of the Ivy League Silver Anniversary All Star team, was drafted by the New York Knicks in the third round. Yale s home court, the John J. Lee Amphitheater, is named in his honor. Pe t e r s e n, Ed 92 - Petersen is the most recent addition to Yale s list of all-time greats. Standing just 5-11, this speedy point guard thrilled audiences with his three-point shooting ability. He stands third on Yale s all-time scoring list with 1605 points and still holds records for three point field goals made (229) and attempted (536). Petersen was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year after scoring 458 points his freshman year, more than any other freshman in school history. John Lee YALE BASKETBALL

3 YEAR-BY-YEAR Season Overall *EIBL/Ivy Place Coach Captain Dr. Henry S. Anderson S.A. Marshall Dr. Henry S. Anderson W.H. Peck Dr. Henry S. Anderson ( ) W.H. Peck Unknown L.L. Beard Unknown A.H. Sharp, M.S Unknown G.M. Clark st Unknown C.D. Lockwood L.S st Unknown R.B. Hyatt rd Unknown H.W. Church nd Unknown W.C. Hyatt th Unknown F.H. Rockwell st William L. Lush H. Noyes nd William L. Lush H. Noyes th William L. Lush T.A. Cushman th William L. Lush L.W. Eames th William L. Lush ( ) J.E. Finnessy 11s th R.B. Hyatt J.A. Reilly 12s C. Pop Foster H.D. Swihart rd Haskell Noyes S.K. Smith st Robert G. Stowe E.J. Stackpole rd Robert G. Stowe (26-11) C.P. Taft II st A. Bernie Tommers C.P. Taft II th Walter K. Mace C.G. Stradella nd Walter K. Mace (14-16) C.G. Stradella nd Dr. Albert H. Sharpe DeF. VanSlyck th Dr. Albert H. Sharpe (25-26) F.T. Flynn th O.A. Kinney J.S. Copper Jr st J.J. Fogarty J.S. Copper Jr th J.J. Fogarty J.H. Haas th J.J. Fogarty (31-29) R.J. Luman th George E. Taylor F.D. Lackey th George E. Taylor J.T. Carmody th George E. Taylor (29-36) G. Ward 28s th Elmer H. Ripley P.K. Fodder rd Elmer H. Ripley A.E, Nanry 30s nd Elmer H. Ripley E. Horowitz th Elmer H. Ripley A.J. Booth Jr st Elmer H. Ripley R.D. O Connell rd Elmer H. Ripley E.H. Nikkel th Elmer H. Ripley (93-59) E.J. Miles 35s rd Kenneth Loeffler T.E. Wilson 36s rd Kenneth Loeffler R.C. Miles th Kenneth Loeffler C.L. Frantz th Kenneth Loeffler C.H. Kellogg rd Kenneth Loeffler A.B. Stevens 40, Tom Erickson th Kenneth Loeffler J.C. Cobb III th Kenneth Loeffler (61-82) C.F. Seelbach 42s th Robert Rolfe T.D. Vogt 43, A. Norton Robert Rolfe Guy McGaughey 46n Robert Rolfe Paul Walker 46n Robert Rolfe (48-28) John Warstler th Ivan (Ivy) Williamson William Rohrer th Howard Hobson Thomas Redden st Howard Hobson Anthony Lavelli rd Howard Hobson Richard Joyce th Howard Hobson Edward McHugh th Howard Hobson Edward McHugh rd Howard Hobson John Weber YALE BASKETBALL 76

4 th Howard Hobson Spencer Schnaitter th Howard Hobson David Hobson th Howard Hobson ( ) Edward Robinson st Joseph Vancisin Edward Robinson nd Joseph Vancisin John Lee rd Joseph Vancisin William Bodman th Joseph Vancisin Dan McFadden rd Joseph Vancisin John Dowd st Joseph Vancisin Bill Madden nd Joseph Vancisin Steve Goulding nd Joseph Vancisin Rick Kaminsky th Joseph Vancisin Donald Taylor th Joseph Vancisin Bert Broadfoot nd Joseph Vancisin Rick Johnson rd Joseph Vancisin Ed Goldstone th Joseph Vancisin Thatcher Shellaby th Joseph Vancisin Thatcher Shellaby th Joseph Vancisin Jim Morgan th Joseph Vancisin Howard Grizzard th Joseph Vancisin Mike Baskauskas th Joseph Vancisin Mike Baskauskas th Joseph Vancisin ( ) Gary Franks th Ray Carazo Rollin Chippey th Ray Carazo Tim Jones th Ray Carazo Jim Yent th Ray Carazo Bruce Heisel th Ray Carazo Andy Fleming th Ray Carazo Regis O Keefe th Ray Carazo (68-114) Tim Daaleman rd Tom Brennan Mike Hill th Tom Brennan Butch Graves th Tom Brennan Chris Kelly th Tom Brennan (46-58) Ken Wheeler th Dick Kuchen Ken Wheeler th Dick Kuchen Paul Maley th Dick Kuchen Michael McMahon nd Dick Kuchen Dean Campbell nd Dick Kuchen Steve Keller th Dick Kuchen Ed Petersen th Dick Kuchen Rob Connolly rd Dick Kuchen Josh Jennings th Dick Kuchen Andy Karazim t-7th Dick Kuchen Bernie Colson t-6th Dick Kuchen Jim Rosneck rd Dick Kuchen Emerson Whitley t-7th Dick Kuchen ( ) Charlie Petit t-5th James Jones John Kirkowski t-4th James Jones Neil Yanke t-1st James Jones Ime Archibong th James Jones Chris Leanza th James Jones Matt Minoff t-3rd James Jones Alex Gamboa th James Jones Josh Greenberg nd James Jones Sam Kaplan t-4th James Jones Eric Flato 08 * Formal Ivy League play began in YEAR-BY-YEAR YALE BASKETBALL

POST SEASON HONORS National Championships 1901 - Citizens Savings (Helm s) Athletic Foundation (10-6) 1903 - Citizens Savings (Helm s) Athletic Foundation (15-1) Hall of Fame Members Amos Alonzo

Ripley, coach Maurice Podoloff, alumnus Chris Dudley 87 Neil Yanke 01 Yale Players In the NBA Chris Dudley 87 16 Seasons, 12 Playoff Appearances 886 games, 3,473 points, 5,457 rebounds Butch Graves

5 POST SEASON HONORS National Championships Citizens Savings (Helm s) Athletic Foundation (10-6) Citizens Savings (Helm s) Athletic Foundation (15-1) Hall of Fame Members Amos Alonzo Stagg, alumnus, coach, athletic director Kenneth D. Loeffler, coach Howard Hobson, coach Elmer H. Ripley, coach Maurice Podoloff, alumnus Chris Dudley 87 Neil Yanke 01 Yale Players In the NBA Chris Dudley Seasons, 12 Playoff Appearances 886 games, 3,473 points, 5,457 rebounds Butch Graves 84 1 Season 4 games, 5 points, 2 rebounds Tony Lavelli 49 2 Seasons, 1 Playoff Appearance 86 games, 591 points, 59 rebounds NBA Connection Tony Lavelli by the Boston Celtics, 1st round John Lee by the New York Knicks, 3rd round Rick Kaminsky by Philadelphia 76ers, 6th round Dennis Lynch by the Knicks, 11th round Bob Trupin by the Knicks, 12th round Butch Graves by the Philadelphia 76ers, 3rd round Chris Dudley by the Cleveland Cavaliers, 4th round Neil Yanke signed as free agent by Los Angeles Lakers College Basketball Player of the Year Gilmore Kinney Tony Lavelli All-America Selections 1905 Harry Fisher, Helm s Gilmore Kinney, Helm s Willard Hyatt, Helm s 1907 Gilmore Kinney, Helm s 1908 Haskell Noyes, Helm s 1915 W.P. Arnold, Helm s 1917 Orson Kinney, Helm s Charles Taft, Helm s 1934 Eggie Miles, Helm s 1946 Tony Lavelli, Helm s 1947 Tony Lavelli, NABC, True Magazine 1948 Tony Lavelli, Consensus 1949 Tony Lavelli, Consensus 1962 Bill Madden, UPI 1964 Rick Kaminsky, UPI Helm s All-America 1971 Jim Morgan, NABC 1982 Butch Graves, AP 1983 Butch Graves, AP 1984 Butch Graves, AP Academic All-America Selections 1971 Jim Morgan, 3rd team 1976 Jim McGuire, 3rd team Carnell Cooper 1982 Tim Daaleman 1989 Mike Ryan, 2nd team 1994 Andy Karazim, 1st Team 1999 David Tompkins, 3rd Team First-Team All-Ivy Selections 1956 John Lee 1957 John Lee 1958 Larry Downs John Lee 1959 Larry Downs 1961 Bill Madden 1962 Bill Madden 1963 Rick Kaminsky 1964 Rick Kaminsky 1967 Rick Johnson 1980 Larry Zigerelli 1981 Tim Daaleman 1983 Butch Graves 1984 Butch Graves 1985 Chris Dudley 1986 Chris Dudley 1987 Chris Dudley Paul Maley 1988 Paul Maley 1990 Dean Campbell 1992 Ed Petersen Casey Cammann 1998 Emerson Whitley 2005 Edwin Draughan 2006 Dominick Martin 2007 Eric Flato Ivy Rookies of the Year 1979 Tim Daaleman 1980 Steve Leondis 1989 Ed Petersen 1995 Gabe Hunterton 2002 Alex Gamboa Bill Madden 62 Alex Gamboa YALE BASKETBALL 78

6 YALE AWARDS Dutch Arnold Award (Most Valuable Player) 1961 John Dowd 1962 Rick Kaminsky 1963 Rick Kaminsky 1964 Rick Kaminsky 1965 Bob Trupin 1966 Ed Goldstone 1967 Rick Johnson 1968 Rick Stoner 1969 Jim Morgan 1970 Jim Morgan 1971 Scott Michel 1972 Scott Michel 1973 Mike Baskaukas 1974 Mike Baskaukas 1975 Rollin Chippey 1976 Rollin Chippey 1977 Carnell Cooper 1978 Jim Yent 1979 Frank Maturo & Tim Daaleman 1980 Larry Zigarelli 1981 Tim Daaleman 1982 Butch Graves 1983 Butch Graves & Steve Leondis 1984 Butch Graves & Steve Leondis 1985 Chris Dudley 1986 Chris Dudley 1987 Chris Dudley 1988 Paul Maley 1989 Ed Petersen 1990 Dean Campbell 1991 Travis McCready 1992 Ed Petersen & Casey Cammann 1993 Rob Connolly & David Bialski 1994 Damon Franklin 1995 Gabe Hunterton & Bernie Colson 1996 Daniel Okonkwo 1997 Daniel Okonkwo 1998 Emerson Whitley 1999 David Tompkins 2000 Onaje Woodbine 2001 Chris Leanza & Neil Yanke 2002 Team 2003 Chris Leanza 2004 Edwin Draughan 2005 Edwin Draughan 2006 Dominick Martin 2007 Eric Flato 2008 Ross Morin Stan Smith Senior Award (Outstanding Contribution by a Senior) 1961 Jim Hanson 1962 Stu Ludlum 1963 Rich Giegengack 1964 Tom Jones 1965 Dan Anderson 1966 Tom McCaffrey 1967 Howie Dale 1968 John Cornuelle 1969 Val Nesbit 1970 Terry Finn Eggie Miles Award (Best Free Throw Percentage) 1961 Bill Madden 1962 Bob Reum 1963 Tom Tresselt 1964 Bob Reum 1965 Bert Broadfoot 1966 Bert Broadfoot 1967 Rick Johnson 1968 Rick Stoner 1969 Thatcher Shellaby 1970 Jim Morgan Dick Derby Award (Scholarship and Athletic Ability) 1963 Dave Schumacher 1964 Dennis Lynch 1965 Don Taylor 1966 Bert Broadfoot 1967 Rick Stoner 1968 Frank Wisneski & Ed Goldstone 1969 Thatcher Shellaby 1970 John Whiston 1971 Mike McLaren George McReynolds Award (Best Defensive Player) 1967 Bob McCallum 1968 Bob McCallum 1969 Thatcher Shellaby 1970 Thatcher Shellaby 1971 Howard Grizzard 1972 Scott Michel 1973 Jim Cartmell 1974 Jim Cartmell 1975 Robin Michel 1971 Jim Morgan 1972 Howard Grizzard 1973 Richard Holbrook 1974 Leroy Watkins 1975 Jeff Ritter 1976 Walt Alesevich 1977 Carnell Cooper 1978 none 1979 Dick Shea 1980 Andy Fleming 1971 Jim Morgan 1972 Mike Baskaukas 1973 Tim Kearns 1974 Jere Shafir 1975 Jim McGuire 1976 Jim McGuire 1977 Dick Shea 1978 Frank Maturo 1979 Frank Maturo 1980 Frank Maturo 1972 Mike McLaren 1973 Scott Ferguson 1974 Gary Rinck 1975 Gary Franks 1976 Jim McGuire 1977 Dave Masterson 1978 Andy Fleming 1979 Regis O Keefe 1980 Regis O Keefe 1981 Regis O Keefe 1976 Rollin Chippey 1977 Keith Kline 1978 Joe Jolson 1979 Joe Jolson 1980 Joe Jolson 1981 Doug Stratton 1982 Butch Graves 1983 Mike Hill Josh Hill Award (Dedication) 2005 Josh Greenberg 2006 Jason Abromaitis 2007 Jason Abromaitis & Ari Greenberg 2008 Chris Andrews 1981 Doug Stratton 1982 Tim Daaleman 1983 Steve Leondis 1984 Butch Graves 1985 Chris Kelly 1986 none 1987 Chad Ludington 1988 Eric Mitchell 1989 Mike Ryan 1990 Jay Antinnes 1981 Tim Daaleman 1982 James Patela 1983 Chris Kelly 1984 Chris Kelly 1985 Brian Fitzpatrick 1986 Matt Whitehead 1987 Matt Whitehead 1988 Mike Ryan 1989 Ed Petersen 1990 Ed Petersen 1982 Jeb Boasberg 1983 Bill Jacob 1984 Bill Jacob 1985 Jeb Boasberg 1986 John Rice 1987 John Rice 1988 Mike Ryan 1989 Mike Ryan 1990 Stuart Davies 1984 Bart Williams 1985 Ken Wheeler 1986 not awarded 1987 Ken Wheeler 1988 John Rice 1989 Dean Campbell 1990 Travis McCready 1991 Dean Campbell David Brown 1991 Steve Keller 1992 Stuart Davies 1993 Todd Trimmer 1994 Josh Jennings 1995 Andy Karazim 1996 Bernie Colson 1997 Jim Rosneck 1998 Emerson Whitley 1999 Charlie Petit 1991 Ed Petersen 1992 Rob Connolly 1993 Josh Jennings 1994 Josh Jennings 1995 Boe Lintz 1996 Gabe Hunterton 1997 Emerson Whitley 1998 Matt Ricketts 1999 Ted Smith 1991 Phil Black 1992 Phil Black 1993 Craig Fairfield 1994 Andy Karazim 1995 Andy Karazim 1996 Matt Ricketts 1997 Matt Ricketts 1998 Matt Ricketts 1999 Charlie Petit 1992 Andy Karazim 1993 Andy Karazim David Brown 1994 Sean Fitzgerald 1995 Daniel Okonkwo 1996 Emerson Whitley 1997 Emerson Whitley 1998 Marlon Simpkins 1999 Marlon Simpkins 2000 John Kirkowski 2001 Tom Kritzer 2002 Sean Crummie (mgr) 2003 Ime Archibong 2004 Justin Simon 2005 Alex Gamboa 2006 Josh Greenberg 2007 Sam Kaplan 2008 Caleb Holmes 2000 Chris Leanza 2001 Matt Minoff 2002 Alex Gamboa 2003 Justin Simon 2004 Paul Vitelli 2005 Eric Flato 2006 Caleb Holmes 2007 Caleb Holmes 2008 Caleb Holmes 2000 Ted Smith 2001 Tom Kritzer 2002 Matt Minoff 2003 Matt Minoff 2004 Josh Greenberg 2005 Josh Greenberg 2006 Ari Greenberg 2007 Ari Greenberg 2008 Ari Greenberg 2000 Neil Yanke 2001 Ime Archibong 2002 T.J. McHugh 2003 T.J. McHugh 2004 Matt Minoff 2005 Edwin Draughan 2006 Casey Hughes 2007 Casey Hughes 2008 Travis Pinick YALE BASKETBALL

TEAM RECORDS. La r g e s t Ma r g i n Of Victory 61 vs Wesleyan, Dec. 15, 1955 (97-36) Of Defeat 54 at Clemson, Nov.

TEAM RECORDS. La r g e s t Ma r g i n Of Victory 61 vs Wesleyan, Dec. 15, 1955 (97-36) Of Defeat 54 at Clemson, Nov. TEAM RECORDS points Scored Half 66 vs Allegheny, Nov. 12, 2006 (98-55) Game 114 vs Middlebury, Jan. 5, 1980 (114-74) Combined 237 at Stanford, Dec. 6, 1985 (108-129) Season 2394 2001-02 Points Allowed