About Bloomsburg. baccalaureate degrees,18 master s degrees and a joint doctoral degree in elementary education in cooperation with Indiana University

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1 About Bloomsburg Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania s State System of Higher Education, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in Through the stages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose state college and finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis on liberal arts and career education. Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the United States, and excellence, ranging from its 13 NCAA championships to its international reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found throughout the faculty and staff. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg s students come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It s a place where friendships that last a lifetime begin. And it s a busy place with more than 160 student organizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreation center. The university s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves students through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes, credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television. The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of about 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest of campus, and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair in September. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town. The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC. Enrollment Total enrollment is over 8,040, with an average incoming SAT of 1070 and class rank in the upper 25 percent; Bloomsburg admits one in seven applicants and has a four-year retention rate significantly higher than the national average. About 60 percent are women and 10 percent are non-traditional. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg graduates are quickly placed in their chosen fields. Faculty With approximately 1,000 employees, Bloomsburg University has 383 full-time faculty, 70 percent of whom hold doctoral degrees and 72 percent of whom are tenured. The staff is organized into four divisions: Academic Affairs, Administration, Student Life and University Advancement. Governance is through the State System of Higher Education s Board of Governors and through the university s Council of Trustees. baccalaureate degrees,18 master s degrees and a joint doctoral degree in elementary education in cooperation with Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Financial Aid About 70 percent of all students receive some form of financial aid; average amount of aid is $10,026 per year. Cost About $6,000 per semester for Pennsylvania residents (tuition, fees, typical room and meal plans), $9,800 for non-residents. School Colors, Mascot The school colors, originally lemon and garnet, have been maroon and gold since the 1920s. In the early 1930s, the Husky became the school mascot when a dog owned by a faculty member accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd on an expedition to the South Pole. Degrees Bloomsburg University offers 63

2 Location: Bloomsburg, PA Enrollment: 8,040 General Information: President: Dr. Jessica Kozloff Director of Athletics: Mary Gardner Athletic Department: Head Coach: John Sanow John Sanow Office: John Sanow Assistant Coach: Louis Twigg Norwood Team Academic Mentor: Quick Facts Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Huskies Home Court: Nelson Field House Trainers: Allen Larsen, Roxanna Larsen, Dave Huber Training Room: (570) /4668 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (Eastern Division) Record: PSAC Record: 5-7 Web Site: Listen to the Huskies on the internet through Yahoo! Sports or locally on WHLM (AM 930) All of Bloomsburg s athletic publications are published by the Office of Communications/University Advancement. Copyright Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. This publication was written by Tom McGuire with assistance from student SID John Gatto. Edited by Tom McGuire. Printed by Independent Graphics, Pittston, Pa. Photography by Keith Haupt and the Office of Communication. Some photos from University Archives. Primary Newspaper, Radio, and Television Outlets Press Enterprise News-Item Standard Speaker 3185 Lackawanna Avenue 701 North Rock Street 21 North Wyoming St. Bloomsburg, PA Shamokin, PA Hazleton, PA (570) (570) (570) Danville News Sun Gazette Citizen s Voice 14 East Mahoning Street 252 West Fourth Street 75 N. Washington St. Danville, PA Williamsport, PA Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) (570) (570) Daily Item Patriot News Times Leader 200 South Market Street P.O. Box North Main Street Sunbury, PA Harrisburg, PA Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) (717) (570) Milton Standard WNEP-TV (16) WHLM Radio 19 Arch Street 16 Montage Mountain Road 124 E. Main Street Milton, PA Moosic, PA Bloomsburg, PA (570) (570) (570) WBRE-TV (28)/WYOU-TV (22) 62 South Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) Associated Press Suite 250 One Franklin Plaza Philadelphia, PA (215)

3 Administration/ Staff President Jessica Kozloff Director of Athletics Mary Gardner Associate Director of Athletics Kathy Heitzman Director of Sports Information, Athletic Marketing Tom McGuire Athletic Operations Kevin Wood Athletic Trainer Allen Larsen Atheltic Trainer Roxanna Larsen Athletic Trainer Dave Huber Media Information For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coach or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information, Athletic Marketing, and Promotions. All members of the media are welcome to visit the Huskies home sporting events. If members of the media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg University game, please contact the Office of Sports Information for assistance. Office of Sports Information...(570) Sports Information FAX...(570) Tom McGuire s Home...(570) Tom McGuire s Home FAX...(570) Graduate Assistant Desk...(570) Husky Hotline...(570) 389-BUBU Address... tmcguire@bloomu.edu Internet Athletic Address... 3

4 Head Coach John Sanow John Sanow and had the team nationally ranked for the begins his second first time in several years. He also closed out season as head the season winning four of the final five games coach of the men s and just missed out on a berth in the PSAC basketball program at playoffs. Also, the eight wins the Huskies Bloomsburg. Overall, recorded at the Nelson Field House were the Sanow has 19 years most since the team won 10 in of experience with A native of Windber, Pa. who is well previous coaching connected in basketball in the East, Sanow is stops at the University a 1987 graduate of Indiana (Pa.) University. of Vermont along After transferring from Clarion University with Division II schools Gannon University in 1984, he led IUP in scoring and was a and Pitt-Johnstown. He also spent 11 years as Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference an assistant coach at Division I St. Francis of All-Conference First Team selection in Pennsylvania. He also set numerous three-point shooting In his first season with the Huskies records for the Indians. Sanow guided the Huskies to a mark of At Vermont in he was part 13-14, an improvement of seven wins from of a new coaching staff that led the leastexperienced team in the nation in D-I (no the previous season and the first time since that the team reached double figures seniors, two, juniors, five sophomores in wins. and seven freshmen) to the America East Sanow won his first six games as coach Championship game for the fourth straight season. The sixth-seeded Catamounts (13-17, 7-9 America East) topped #3 Boston University and #2 Binghamton before falling at top-seeded Albany in the title game. While at St. Francis (Pa.), he was an integral part of the Red Flash winning the 1991 Northeast Conference title and a trip to the NCAA Men s Basketball Championship. In 1992 he also was an assistant coach for the Panama Men s Olympic Team in its attempt to qualify for the Summer Olympics in Barcelona. While at St. Francis he coached Mike Iuzzolino, who went on to the NBA for the Dallas Mavericks. Sanow is the 21st coach in what will be the 106th season of Bloomsburg University men s basketball competition.

5 Assistant Coach Louis Twigg Louis Twigg will Twigg maintained the same job and begin his first season as duties for one season at the College of assistant coach with the Charleston before heading to La Salle. While Bloomsburg University at Charleston, he was a part of the team that men s basketball finished with a 25-8 overall record. He came team. Twigg comes to to Charleston from Temple University, where Bloomsburg with more he worked for two seasons under legendary than seven years of head coach John Chaney. With the Owls, Division I experience. Twigg obtained his degree, while also serving Prior to as the video coordinator and undergraduate joining the Huskies, Twigg served as an assistant coach. His responsibilities included administrative assistant during the scouting opponents, charting stats during season with the Indiana University Hoosiers games and coordinating film exchange. During where he worked under Mike Davis, now at his first season, he helped the team reach the University of Alabama-Birmingham. the Elite Eight at the 2001 NCAA Basketball At Indiana, Twigg oversaw all the editing Tournament. for game and practice video, as well as game Additionally, Twigg also was the head tape exchange. He will also coordinate all manager for the University of Maryland from aspects of the summer camp program, official While with the Terrapins, he assisted and unofficial visits by recruits and assisting head coach Gary Williams with basketball with NCAA and Big Ten compliance among camps, as well as other day-to-day operations. other duties. Twigg received a degree in Sport and Before working at IU, Twigg served Recreation from Temple University in as the Director of Basketball Operations at He is married to the former Tara Greene and La Salle University from Twigg s the couple has two daughters, three-year old coordinated all aspects of the Explorers Sophia Marie, and Talia, born in July of travel. He also assisted with scheduling film exchange.

6 With one season under his belt, head coach John Sanow says he has one goal in mind; making the PSAC playoffs. In his first season, Sanow and the Huskies saw great improvement (from six wins to 13 wins) from the year before and want to continue the upward climb this season. We missed the playoffs by one game last season, so our focus this year is getting into the PSAC playoffs, said Sanow. We know once we get in the post-season anything can happen. We re looking forward to stepping up our game. After nearly making the playoffs, the Huskies are back this season working harder than ever to overcome the obstacles in their way to a playoff berth. Coming back from last year, what we ve been most excited about is how well our guys have worked and conditioned themselves to be ready for this year, added Sanow. We ve seen a tremendous amount of improvement in our strength and conditioning program and in our overall work ethic. FRONTCOURT Jeremiah Long Season Preview Returning to the frontcourt for the Huskies will be seniors Jeremiah Long and John Allen. Long really worked on his low post game, Sanow said. His skills have gotten better and he s improved his offensive game John Allen on the block. Allen will also be looking to contribute to the Huskies run to the playoffs. John is a very hard worker and brings a lot of energy to the game, added Sanow. Allen, named one of the team captains for , played well down the stretch last season. Also returning to the frontcourt is Bryson Mills, a junior who saw limited time last year. He is looking to get more court time this season. Junior Marko Vucajnk is also looking to make an impact in the frontcourt. We re looking for him to be able to be more of a post presence this year both offensively and defensively, Sanow said of Vucajnk. Adon El is a new face in the program that will be making an impact this season. He is new to our program this year. He is a player that has a lot of offensive

7 ability down in the box, said Sanow of newcomer El. We re looking for him to be able to score for us inside this year. BACKCOURT Nick Jones returns for his senior season in the backcourt. Jones came on strong at the end of last season averging over 19 points in the final six games and Season Preview Senior Jon DeJesus and junior Drew Jerry will also be contributing to the Huskies backcourt. Jerry led the Huskies in assists last year with 3.4 a game. Newcomers Jason Green, a transfer from the University of Vermont, sophomore Odell Jones, and freshmen Jesse Betar, Anthony Talley, and Mark Wartman will join the backcourt and help make a difference for this season. Nick Jones is looking to pick up where he left off. He really played well at the end of the season and had some big games for us, added Sanow. He has the capability of scoring and putting up points in a hurry. Jones, who transferred to Bloomsburg from St. Francis (NY), scored 31 points in the season finale with Mansfield last year. Also, returning will be seniors Buddy Rose and Niko Traykov. Rose is a guy who has always been able to hit big baskets and key shots for us, said Sanow. Niko is a player we re looking to open things up from the outside. He s a good three point shooter, who also has the ability to drive the basketball. OVERALL The key to this season is experience. Our strength this year is our experience. We have six seniors coming back and we re really looking for those guys to step up in their leadership, said Sanow. The Huskies will look to the experience of their roster to help propel them into playoff contention. Before they jump into their PSAC East games, the Huskies will be matched up against some difficult non-conference games such as Pitt-Johnstown, as well as some tough PSAC cross-over games against California and Edinboro. Last season, California advanced to the NCAA Tournament, while Pitt- Johnstown ended its season with 21 wins for the second straight season. The PSAC East is filled with strong teams this year. Millersville, the defending PSAC champs, will look to be back at the top along with Kutztown, Cheyney, and East Stroudsburg. Look for Bloomsburg to be right there fighting for one of those playoff spots. Making playoffs is something that hasn t been accomplished here in a long time and we talk with our guys about stepping up to that challenge, said Sanow. This year we are looking to mix it up with the top teams and take one of the playoff spots.

8 Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 34 John Allen F Sr Hatfield (Millersville) 33 Jon DeJesus G Sr East Stroudsburg (Lackawanna CC) 14 Drew Jerry G R-Jr Philadelphia (Olney) 30 Nick Jones G Sr Rosedale, NY (St. Francis, NY) 52 Jeremiah Long C Sr New Columbia (Mifflinburg) 32 Bryson Mills F R-Jr Williamsport (Benjamin Franklin) 21 Buddy Rose G Sr Philadelphia (Mastbaum Tech) 55 Niko Traykov G Sr Bulgaria (St. Francis, NY) 50 Marko Vucajnk C Jr Zalec, Slovenia (Marist) Adon El G Jr Philadelphia (St. John Neumann) 22 Jason Green G So Washington, DC (DeMatha) Odell Jones G So Levittown (Neshaminy) 20 Jesse Betar G Fr Altoona (Altoona) Anthony Talley G Fr Mt. Royal, NJ (Kingsway Regional) Mark Wartman G R-Fr Barnesville (Mahanoy Area) Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) 14 Drew Jerry G R-Jr Philadelphia (Olney) 21 Buddy Rose G Sr Philadelphia (Mastbaum Tech) 30 Nick Jones G Sr Rosedale, NY (St. Francis, NY) 31 Jon DeJesus G Sr East Stroudsburg (Lackawanna CC) 32 Bryson Mills F R-Jr Williamsport (Benjamin Franklin) 42 John Allen F Sr Hatfield (Millersville) 50 Marko Vucajnk C Jr Zalec, Slovenia (Marist) 52 Jeremiah Long C Sr New Columbia (Mifflinburg) 55 Niko Traykov G Sr Bulgaria (St. Francis, NY) Adon El G Jr Philadelphia (St. John Neumann) Jason Green G So Washington, DC (DeMatha) Odell Jones G So Levittown (Neshaminy) Jesse Betar G Fr Altoona (Altoona) Anthony Talley G Fr Mt. Royal, NJ (Kingsway Regional) Mark Wartman G R-Fr Barnesville (Mahanoy Area) Pronunciation Guide Adon...A-Don Traykov...Trey-Kov Vucajnk...Voo-Ching-KEH Betar...BEE-TAR

9 Player Profiles John Allen- Sr., F, 6-6, 200 Hatfield (Millersville) Major: Secondary Education/ History : Saw action in 19 games for the Huskies. Played some valuable minutes off the bench in the final week of the season. Saw 14 minutes of time against West Chester with a career-high six rebounds and had 19 minutes against Mansfield with five rebounds : Transferred from Millersville. Played in 27 games, starting in 10. Averaged 3.3 points and 3.3 rebounds per game. High School: Was named team MVP two years in a row and was a First Team All-League selection at North Penn High School. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 3 vs. West Chester, 2/21/07 Rebounds: 6 vs. West Chester, 2/21/07 Assists: 1 in three games. Three-Pointers: n/a Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Jon DeJesus- Sr., G, 6-0, 175 East Stroudsburg (Lackawanna CC) Major: Business Management : Transferred from Lackawanna College. Played in 13 games with one start. Dished out a career-high three assists in games versus Shippensburg and California (Pa.). Scored a career-high seven points against both IUP and Cheyney. High School: Was First Team All-Area and First Team All-Conference. Averaged 17.5 points and 6.0 rebounds per game in his senior season. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 7, vs. IUP, 12/2/06; at Cheyney, 2/3/07 Rebounds: 3, vs. Davis and Elkins, 11/21/06 Assists: 3, at Shippensburg, 12/19/06; at California, PA 1/07/07 Three-Pointers: 1 in four games Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg

10 Player Profiles Nick Jones- Sr., G, 6-3, 210 Rosedale, NY (St. Francis, NY) Major: Communications : In his first season with the Huskies Jones averaged 7.9 points and 2.2 rebounds in 24 games. Got red-hot over the final six games of the season averaging 19.3 points a game and making 56.6 percent of his shots from the floor (34-60). Scored a career-high 31 points in season finale with Mansfield, hitting on eight of nine shots taken. Jones also connected on 15 of 21 free throw attempts in the game. Scored 26 points in game with West Chester and converted nine of 10 free throw attempts. Was named the PSAC East Player of the Week on Feb. 26th after averaging 28.5 points in those two games, while hitting 66.7% (16-24) of his field goal attempts. Scored 21 points in game at Pitt-Johnstown. Also, had a career-high five assists in that game : Played at Division I St. Francis (NY). Averaged 5.1 points per game. High School: Was named of Team MVP at Hillcrest High School in New York and was an All-Queens Selection. Averaged 22 points, 10 rebounds his senior season. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 31, vs. Mansfield, 2/24/07 Rebounds: 7, at East Stroudsburg, 2/15/07 Assists: 5, at Pitt-Johnstown, 2/17/07 Three-Pointers: 2 at District of Columbia, 1/26/07; at Pitt-Johnstown, 2/17/07 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals: Jeremiah Long- Sr., C, 6-10, 235 New Columbia (Mifflinburg) Major: Business Administration : Played in 25 games with 15 starts. Grabbed six rebounds in a game three times during the season. Had seven points and six rebounds at Lock Haven. Played a season-high 25 minutes in game against Cheyney on Jan. 10th. Dished out a career-best three assists against Wilmington College : Played in 26 games, starting seven. Grabbed a season-high five rebounds and blocked two shots in a loss at Kutztown. Scored a season-high six points on three different occasions : Started in 16 games during his freshman season averaging 2.2 points and 3.0 boards per game. Scored a career-high eight points against Lock Haven. Pulled down a career-best nine boards in a game versus Felician. High School: Averaged 11 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. Was named a first team Central Susquehanna Conference-I all-star along with playing in the Northumberland County All-Star game. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 8 vs. Lock Haven 1/16/05 Rebounds: 9 vs. Felician 11/19/04 Assists: 3, vs. Wilmington College 11/18/06 Blocks: 2 at Kutztown, 2/8/06, 2 vs. Pitt-Johnstown, 12/11/04 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals

11 Player Profiles Buddy Rose- Sr., G, 6-1, 185 Philadelphia (Mastbaum Tech) Major: Business Management : Appeared in 27 games with four starts. Scored in double figures four times, including a season-high 18 points in the opener against Penn State-Hazleton. Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds in game with Kutztown on Feb. 10th : Was the Huskies third leading scorer averaging 11.6 points per game. Led the Huskies in steals with 35. Was second on the Huskies in assists per game (3.7) and free throw percentage (75.4). Scored a career-high 25 points in a loss to Shepherd and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds on three separate occasions. Scored in double-digits in 15 games : Was named PSAC Rookie of the Week three times. Finished fourth on the team in scoring averaging 7.8 points per game. Led the team in scoring in five games. Was third in rebounding with 3.0 per game. Scored a career-high 19 points versus Indiana (Pa.). Recorded his first career double-double against Kutztown scoring 11 points, while pulling down a career-high 15 boards. High School: Averaged 27 ponts and four rebounds per game. Was named first team All-Public and was awarded with the Markward Award, an award for most outstanding senior. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 25, vs. Shepherd, 12/17/05 Rebounds: 9, three times Assists: 6, three times Three point FG s: 3, vs. Mansfield 1/25/06, vs. Shepherd, 12/17/06 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals Nick Jones 11 Buddy Rose

12 Player Profiles Niko Traykov-Sr., G, 6-6, 210 Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria (St. Francis, NY) Major: Exercise Science : Apppeared in all 27 games last year with 13 starts. Scored in double figures seven times. Netted a career-high 17 points at Lock Haven and against the Golden Bears. Had his best shooting day against Kutztown making seven of 13 shot attempts. Also, grabbed a career-best seven rebounds in that game. A good passer for a big man, he had four assists in a game three times : Played at Division I St. Francis (NY). High School: Played high school ball at Lebanon, Pa. High School. Averaged 15 points and five rebounds per game. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 17, at Lock Haven, 12/20/06; vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Rebounds: 7, vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Assists: 4, in three games Three-Pointers: 2, in six games, the last vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals Niko Traykov 12 Drew Jerry

13 Player Profiles Drew Jerry- R-Jr., G, 5-7, 155 Philadelphia (Olney) Major: Management : Led the team in assists with 84 (3.4 per game). Had a career-high seven assists in three games. Scored in double figures five times. Had his first career double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds in a win over Penn State-Hazleton. Tied a career-high with four three-pointers in game at Lock Haven : Missed most of the season due to injury playing in just four games. In the Huskies season opener, Jerry hit a game-winning shot at the buzzer to beat Pitt-Johnstown, : Was the team s third leading scorer averaging 8.4 points per game. His 2.1 assists per game were good enough for second on the team. Was the team s third leading three-point shooter with 34. Scored at least two points in every game. Scored a career-high 18 points in a win over Kutztown. High School: Averaged 11.5 poings and 7.8 assists per game for his career. As a senior, was named third team All-Public League and was a Philadelphia Daily News fifth team selection. A member of the school honor roll for four years. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 18 vs. Kutztown, 2/9/05 Rebounds: 7, vs. Shippensburg, 1/9/05 Assists: 7 vs. three times in the last vs. University of District Columbia on 1/26/07 Three-point FG s: 4 vs. Indiana (PA), 1/15/05 and vs. Lock Haven 12/20/06 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals Bryson Mills- R-Jr., F, 6-8, 185 Williamsport (Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia) Major: Computer Information Systems : Played in a career-high 15 games. Scored a career-high nine points against Cheyney. Hit a career-best three, three-pointers against the Wolves. Connected on 50 percent of his field goal attempts for the year : Saw limited time coming off the bench, appearing in 14 games. Scored a season-high five points at Edinboro and grabbed a career-high three rebounds at Mansfield : Was red-shirted for the season. High School: Played varsity basketball at Benjamin Franklin H.S in Philadelphia. Single Game Career Highs: Points: 9, at Cheyney, 2/3/07 Rebounds: 3, at Mansfield, 2/15/05 Assists: 2, at Kutztown, 2/8/06 Three point FG s: 3, at Cheyney, 2/3/07 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals

14 Red Foxes. Player Profiles Marko Vučajnk-R-So.,C, 6-11, 260 Zalec, Slovenia (Marist) Major: Business Information Systems : Appeared in 25 games for the Huskies and made nine starts. Scored a career-high 17 points in games against Lock Haven and Kutztown. Also, had a career-high seven rebounds in the same game against Kutztown. Had six points, four rebounds and two blocked shots in game with District of Columbia. Had five rebounds against Mansfield : Played at Divison I Marist. Saw action in eight games for the Single Game Career Highs: Points: 17, at Lock Haven, 12/20/06; vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Rebounds: 7, vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Assists: 4, in three games Three-Pointers: 2, in six games, the last vs. Kutztown, 2/10/07 Year G-GS FG-FGA 3FG-3FGA FT-FTA Reb Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Totals Adon El- Jr., F, 6-5, 235 Philadelphia (St. John Neumann) Major: Communications 40 Prior to Bloomsburg: Transfer from UMass-Lowell. Did not play a year ago. In the season, he appeared in 30 games making 20 starts. Averaged 5.7 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. A graduate of St. John Neumann High School, where he averaged 16 points, 10 rebounds, seven blocks and four assists per game in his career. Was the all-time leader in blocked shots in St. John Neumann history at graduation. Jason Green - So., G, 6-1, 210 Washington, DC (DeMatha) Major: Management 22 Prior to Bloomsburg: A transfer from Vermont. Was a red-shirt in and did not play last year. A graduate of DeMatha High School. Was team captain as a senior and helped team to a record of In he averaged 10 points and five assists per game. His father is Cornelius Green who was the Ohio State quarterback from 1974 to 1976 and led his team to three straight Rose Bowl appearances. 14

15 Player Profiles Odell Jones- So., G, 5-10, 173 Levittown (Neshaminy) Major: Management 43 Prior to Bloomsburg: Transfer from Penn College. A 2004 graduate of Neshaminy High School. Transferred to Neshaminy from Harry S. Truman prior to his senior season. A Suburban One All-League selection three times. A McDonald s All-America nominee. Also an outstanding bowler. Jesse Betar- Fr., G, 5-10, 166 Altoona (Altoona) Major: Mass Communications 20 High School: Was named the Altoona Mirror Player of the Year after leading his team in scoring with 17 points per game, rebounding and assists with eight per game as a senior. Was also a two-time recipent of the District VI Sportmanship Award. Anthony Talley- Fr., G, 6-1, 180 Mt. Royal, NJ (Kingsway Regional) Major: Secondary Education 31 High School: Was selected to the All-League team his senior year, along with being the team s scoring champion. Also played football at Kingsway Regional. Mark Wartman-Fr.-G-6-0, 180 Barnesville (Mahanoy) Major: Undeclared 12 High School: Was a First-Team All-Area Selection. Led his team to back-to-back Schuylkill League Championships. Was a four-sport athlete at Mahanoy Area. 15

16 Team Photo Top Row (L-R): John Sanow, Ernest Cherry, Mark Wartman, Andrew Jerry, Nick Jones, Jon DeJesus, Mike Cheatle, Buddy Rose, Tae Norwood, Cory Conrad Bottom Row: Billy Bryan, Brian Holsey, Jeremiah Long, Jaren Burdine, Marko Vucajnk, Matt Jefferson, John Allen, Bryson Mills, Niko Traykov 16

17 Team Results (13-14, 5-7 PSAC) Date Opponent Score High Scorer High Rebounder Nov. 15 PENN STATE HAZLETON W, Rose (18) Bryan (7) 17 vs. Seton Hill + W, Bryan (16) Bryan (9) 18 vs. Wilmington + W, Bryan (19) Jefferson (7) 21 DAVID & ELKINS W, Cheatle (13) Jefferson (9) Dec. 2 INDIANA (PA) W, (OT) Jefferson (12) Jefferson (6) 3 CLARION W, Jefferson (14) Jefferson (7) 9 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA L, Long (9) Long (4) Burdine (9) 19 at Shippensburg L, Jones (13) Bryan (6) Burdine (6) 20 at Lock Haven L, Traykov (17) Burdine (6) Long (6) Jan. 7 at California (PA) L, Jefferson (20) Bryan (11) 10 CHEYNEY* L, Rose (17) Bryan (12) 13 SLIPPERY ROCK W, Jefferson (16) Jefferson (6) 14 EDINBORO L, Jefferson (22) Jefferson (6) 17 at Millersville* L, Jefferson (12) Jefferson (6) 20 at Kutztown* L, (OT) Burdine (19) Bryan (14) 22 at Penn State Hazleton W, Jefferson (18) Jefferson (11) 24 EAST STROUDSBURG* W, Burdine (20) Burdine (11) 26 at District of Columbia L, Jefferson (22) Jefferson (9) 29 WEST CHESTER* L, OT Jefferson (32) Bryan (6) Burdine (6) Jefferson (6) 31 at Mansfield* L, OT Jefferson (29) Jefferson (12) Feb. 3 at Cheyney * L, Bryan (11) Jerry (2) Bryan (2) Vucajnk (2) Long (2) 7 MILLERSVILLE* L, Jerry (15) Jerry (6) 10 KUTZTOWN* W, Bryan (18) Bryan (7) Traykov (7) Rose (7) 15 at East Stroudsburg* W, Bryan (15) Jefferson (10) 17 at Pitt-Johnstown L, Jefferson (23) Bryan (5) 21 at West Chester* W, Jones (26) Burdine (8) 24 MANSFIELD W, (OT) Jones (31) Bryan (9) + at Millersville Classic * PSAC East game 17

18 Statistics ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg JEFFERSON, Matt BRYAN, Billy BURDINE, Jaren JONES, Nick TRAYKOV, Niko ROSE, Buddy JERRY, Drew CHEATLE, Mike DEJESUS, Jon LONG, Jeremiah VUCAJNK, Marko CHERRY, Ernest HOLSEY, Brian MILLS, Bryson ALLEN, John TEAM Total Opponents

19 Nov. 15, 2006 Bloomsburg (70) Billy Bryan ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Niko Traykov Totals Penn State Hazleton (56) Darrell Terry ; Tramone Clark ; Joe Stanavage ; Brett Ednie ; Keiser Zamora ; C.J. Falatko ; Bob Colaneri ; Dharell Mosby ; Ibis Saracina Totals Halftime: 30-30, Tied; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Bryan (1), Dejesus (1), Rose (2), Cheatle (1), ; Penn State Hazelton: Ednie (1), Zamora (1) Nov. 17, 2006 Bloomsburg (64) Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Buddy Rose ; Niko Traykov ; Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Seton Hill (54) Zarko Kostic ; Mateja Dicic ; Marcus Thompson ; Bojan Nikolovski ; Jordan Thomas ; Andy Lonigro ; Emmanuel Jackson ; Igor Dutina ; Clark Witucki ; Cody Boone ; Jared Grubor Totals Halftime: 38-22, Bloomsburg; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Jerry (1), Cheatle (1), ; Seton Hill: Witucki (1) Nov. 18, 2006 Wilmington College (61) Chapmen Canady ; Mike Patterson ; Maurice Furrowh ; Tim Sowden ; Courtney Hines ; Chris Cox ; Blake Rubenstein ; Moise Emmanuel ; Kevin Gallagher Totals Bloomsburg (84) Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Game-by- Game Jerry (1), Bryan (1), Traykov (2), Burdine (1), Cheatle (1), ; Wilmington College: 0 Nov. 21, 2006 Bloomsburg (60) Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Davis and Elkins (53) Jelani Jackson ; Danny Manuel ; Brett Rector ; Brandon Macon ; Alex Olson ; Aaron Lonon ; Jonathan Braxton ; Jerome Carmon ; Milos Micic Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Traykov (2), Dejesus (1), Cheatle (2), ; Davis and Elkins: Jackson (1), Rector (5), Macon (1), Olson (1) Dec. 2, 2006 Bloomsburg (70) Drew Jerry ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Matt Jefferson ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; MIke Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Jon DeJesus

20 Indiana (PA) (67) Dave Mazza ; Allen Deep ; Angelo Jones ; Justin Gartner ; Jude Urda ; Gerald Brooks ; Piotr Warawko ; Chad Gromley ; Adeniyi Amadou Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Rose (1); Burdine (2); Dejesus (1); Cheatle (1); Traykov (1), ; Indiana (Pa.): Mazza (1); Deep (1); Jones (1); Gartner (3); Urda (1). Dec. 3, 2006 Bloomsburg (67) Buddy Rose ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Clarion (65) Lonnell Jones ; Leon Kennedy ; Bobby Franklin ; Ricky Henderson ; Chris Buchanan ; Frank Torbert ; Brent Nelson ; Justin Collins ; Lamar Richburg ; Demetrius Graham ; Josh Yanke Halftime: Bloomsburg; 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Cheatle (4), Rose (1), ; Clarion: Kennedy (3); Buchanan (2), Franklin (1). Dec. 9, 2006 Bloomsburg (50) Buddy Rose ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov ; Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine 4-8 9; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals District of Columbia (56) Antwon Hawkins ; Brian Adams ; Willie Shaw ; Charlie Smallwood ; Rasheed Cole ; Justin Walker ; Jerel Poteat ; Don Powell Totals Halftime: District of Columbia; 3pt Goals- District of Columbia: Shaw (1), Smallwood (2), Walker (2), ; Bloomsburg: Traykov (1), Burdine (1), Cheatle (2) Dec. 19, 2006 Shippensburg (70) Greg Wojdowski ; Todd Johnson ; Alex Jones ; Chuck Davis ; Jamal Williams ; Malik Parker ; Roger Castelgrande ; Khalil Abdus-Salaam ; Brian Oleksiak ; Mark Meehan ; Gary Vaincoeur ; Derrick Graff Game-by- Game Totals Bloomsburg (54) Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Drew Jerry ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Halftime: Shippensburg; 3pt Goals- Shippensburg: Jones (4), Davis (1), Castelgrande (1), ; Bloomsburg: Traykov (1), Burdine (1) Dec. 20, 2006 Lock Haven (80) Justin Wilson ; Kyle Skinner ; Jeff Eveillard ; James Chappell ; Billy Arre ; Kranthi Senadhi ; Jarell Spence ; Jason Dejesus ; A.J. Zimmer ; William Logan Totals Bloomsburg (69) Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Drew Jerry ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Jerry (4), Traykov (2), Burdine (1), Cheatle (1), ; Lock Haven: Wilson (1), Chappell (1), Arre (1) Jan. 7, 2007 California, PA (71) James Hairston ; James Petty ; John Owens ; Osborne Gardner ; Ron Banks ; Theron Colao ; Reynard Sawyer ; Rob Ramsey ; Kelvin Green ; Ali Mbaye Totals Bloomsburg (61) Drew Jerry ; Matt Jefferson ; Mike Cheatle ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; ; Billy Bryan ; Jon Dejesus ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; Marko Vucajnk Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Cheatle (1), Traykov (1), Bryan (1), Dejesus (1), ; California, PA: Owens (3), Colao (1), Green (1) Jan. 10, 2007 Bloomsburg (72) Jaren Burdine ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones 20

21 ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Marko Vucajnk ; Niko Traykov Totals Cheyney (80) Dawud Morris ; Dominique Curry ; Gordon Kuvac ; Robbie Simpson ; Michael Fryer ; Tyrone Smith ; Ogie Bravo ; Jeremy Pittman ; Anthony Shelton ; Dwayne Easley ; Maurice McPherson Totals Halftime: Cheyney, 3pt Goals- Cheyney: Morris (1), Curry (1), Fryer (2), Bravo (3), ; Bloomsburg: Burdine (3), Bryan (2), Mills (1), Traykov (2) Jan. 13, 2007 Bloomsburg (62) Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Drew Jerry ; Nick Jones ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Totals Slippery Rock (60) Matt Schaefer ; Jamar Scales ; Joseph Vines ; Erroll Robinson ; Glen Reepmeyer ; Brian Campuzano ; Rashiid Coleman ; Brandon Thompson ; David White ; Kenny Smith Totals Game-by- Game Reggie Bates ; Marcus Johnson ; Justin Simmons ; Alan Ahmetovic ; Joel Perez ; Charles Jones ; Jeremy Gwyn ; Zachary Bauermaster ; Makal Stibbins ; Jarrett Vaughn Totals Bloomsburg (47) Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Drew Jerry ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Millersville, 3pt Goals- Millersville: Testa (3), Perez (4), Jones (1), Gwyn (1), ; Bloomsburg: Burdine (1), Jefferson (1), Mills (1) Jan. 20, 2007 Kutztown (73) Stephen Dennis ; Dave Ben ; Sean McKeon ; Kevin Hafera ; Terrance Davis ; Nate Edwards ; Durell Moore ; Max Foye ; Mark Bower ; Octavius Warner Totals Bloomsburg (70) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Brian Holsey ; Jeremiah Long ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Bryson Mills ; Ernest Cherry ; Matt Jefferson ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Bryan (1), Traykov (2), ; Slippery Rock: Schaefer (1), Robinson (1), Smith (1) Jan. 14, 2007 Bloomsburg (63) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Brian Holsey ; Mike Cheatle ; Marko Vucajnk ; Jeremiah Long Totals Edinboro (73) Devon Knight ; Curtis Ingram ; Daren Tielsch ; Chris Bess ; Ryan Mclemore ; Joseph Jones ; Dan Walsh ; Kyree Brown ; Vlad Kovalevsky Halftime: Edinboro, 3pt Goals- Edinboro: Knight (1), Ingram (1), Jones (6), ; Bloomsburg: Burdine (2), Bryan (1) Jan. 17, 2007 Millersville (73) RayQuan Miles ; Bernard Brown ; Charlie Parker ; Greg Testa ; Halftime: Kutztown, 3pt Goals- Kuztown: Ben (3), ; Bloomsburg: Burdine (3), Jerry (1), Traykov (1) Jan. 22, 2007 Penn State Hazelton (62) C.J. Falatko ; Darrell Terry ; Tramone Clark ; Dharell Mosby ; Joe Stanavage ; Ednie Brett ; James Harley ; Keiser Zamora Totals Bloomsburg (70) Drew Jerry ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Jerry (3), Rose (1), Burdine (1), Jefferson (1), Traykov (1), ; Penn State Hazelton: Falatko (1), Clark (1), Ednie (2), Harley (1), Zamora (3) Jan. 24, 2007 Bloomsburg (77) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; 21

22 Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Game-by- Game 14; Brandon Lawley ; Seth Cornell ; Jovoun Webb ; Dhimitri Luarasi ; Chris Pender ; Brandon Smith Totals East Stroudsburg (75) Justin Scott ; Murvin English ; Josh Wentz ; Channon Easley ; Ryan Sweet ; Ronald Louis ; Jimmy Evans ; Darron Bradley ; Andy Heimbach ; Pat Fleury ; Chris Bach Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Burdine (4), Bryan (2), Rose (1), Traykov (1), ; East Stroudsburg: English (2), Wentz (1), Louis (1), Heimbach (1) Jan. 26, 2007 District of Columbia (76) Frank Peterson ; Antwon Hawkins ; Willie Shaw ; Charlie Smallwood ; Justin Walker ; Brian Adams ; Don Powell Totals Bloomsburg (73) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3 Pt Goals- District of Columbia: Hawkins (2), Smallwood (1), ; Bloomsburg: Jefferson (5), Bryan (2), Jones (2), Burdine (1), Traykov (1) Jan. 29, 2007 Bloomsburg (82) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals West Chester (85) Lenwood Greenwood ; Justin Westmoreland ; Shawn Werdt ; Aaron Williams ; Donnell Butler ; Kevin Stokes ; Anthony Geiger ; Nathan Wingerd ; Anthony Haley ; Chad Becker ; Sam Scott Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg Burdine (2), Jefferson (1), Rose (1), Jones (1), ; West Chester: Greenwood (1), Westmoreland (1), Werdt (4), Butler (1), Stokes (1), Haley (1) Jan. 31, 2007 Mansfield (85) Terrance Williams ; John Hampton ; Chris Greene ; Kevin Hill Bloomsburg (82) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Brian Holsey ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Mansfield, 3pt Goals- Mansfield: Hampton (3), Hill (4), ; Bloomsburg: Jerry (2), Burdine (3) Feb. 3, 2007 Cheyney (100) Dawud Morris ; Ed Braswell ; Michael Fryer ; Dominque Curry ; Robbie Simpson ; Tyrone Smith ; Ogie Bravo ; Jeremy Pittman ; Maurice McPherson ; DWayne Easley ; Anthony Shelton Totals Bloomsburg (61) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Jon Dejesus ; Bryson Mills ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Halftime: Cheyney, 3 Pt Goals- Cheyney: Braswell (4), Bravo (2), Morris (1), Fryer (1), Curry (1), Smith (1), Pittman (1), Easley (1) Feb. 7, 2007 Bloomsburg (76) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Marko Vucajnk ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Brian Holsey ; Jeremiah Long ; Niko Traykov Totals Millersville (84) Charlie Parker ; Greg Testa ; Reggie Bates ; Daniel Joyner ; Bernard Brown ; Joel Perez ; Charles Jones ; Jeremy Gwyn ; Makal Stibbins ; RayQuan Miles Totals Halftime: Millersville, 3pt Goals- Millersville: Parker (1), Testa (2), Bates (2), Joyner (2), Jones (1), ; Bloomsburg: Jerry (1), Burdine (3), Rose (1), Traykov (1) Feb. 10, 2007 Bloomsburg (82) Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Nick Jones ; Marko Vucajnk ; Niko 22

23 Game-by- Game Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Bryson Mills ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Mike Cheatle ; Jeremiah Long Totals Kutztown (80) Nate Edwards ; Stephen Dennis ; Dave Ben ; Sean McKeon ; Terrance Davis ; Durell Moore ; Max Foye ; Omar Keti ; Kevin Hafera ; Mark Bower Totals Halftime: Kutztown, 3pt Goals- Kutztown: Edwards (1), Dennis (2), Ben (2), Foye (1), ; Bloomsburg: Jerry (2), Traykov (2) Feb. 15, 2007 East Stroudsburg (69) Darron Bradley ; Channon Easley ; Justin Scott ; Murvin English ; Josh Wentz ; Ronald Louis ; Jimmy Evans ; Andy Heimbach ; Chris Bach ; Ryan Sweet Totals Bloomsburg (71) Billy Bryan ; Marko Vucajnk ; Drew Jerry ; Nick Jones ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Matt Jefferson ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Jeremiah Long Totals Halftime: East Stroudsburg, 3pt Goals- East Stroudsburg: English (1), Wentz (1), Louis (1), ; Bloomsburg: Bryan (2), Burdine (1) Feb. 17, 2007 Pitt Johnstown (88) Marcus Tullis ; Dwight Hines ; J.J. Schumacher ; Quinton Davis ; Chris Gilliam ; Andy Byer ; William Sharpe ; Matt Ionadi ; Steve Heidenthal ; Kyle Goldcamp Totals Bloomsburg (82) Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Nick Jones ; Matt Jefferson ; Jeremiah Long ; Buddy Rose ; Jaren Burdine ; Niko Traykov ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen ; Marko Vucajnk Halftime: Pitt Johnstown, 3pt Goals- Pitt Johnstown: Hines (1), Schumacher (2), Davis (2), Byer (1), ; Bloomsburg: Bryan (2), Jones (2), Burdine (3), Traykov (1) 0-0 3; Justin Westmoreland ; Joe Opalka ; Nathan Wingerd ; Anthony Haley ; Sam Scott Totals Bloomsburg (75) Jaren Burdine ; Matt Jefferson ; Drew Jerry ; Billy Bryan ; Niko Traykov ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; Brian Holsey ; John Allen Totals Halftime: Bloomsburg, 3pt Goals- Bloomsburg: Jones (1), ; West Chester: Greenwood (1), George (1), Werdt (2), Stokes (1) Feb. 24, 2007 Bloomsburg (89) Drew Jerry ; Jaren Burdine ; Billy Bryan ; Matt Jefferson ; Brian Holsey ; Buddy Rose ; Nick Jones ; John Allen ; Niko Traykov Totals Mansfield (85) Terrance Williams ; John Hampton ; Chris Greene ; Kevin Hill ; Brandon Lawley ; Seth Cornell ; Jovoun Webb ; Chris Pender ; Brandon Smith Totals Feb. 21, 2007 West Chester (69) Lenwood Greenwood ; Aaron Williams ; Donnell Butler ; Kenneth George ; Shawn Werdt ; Kevin Stokes 1-1 John Allen 23

24 Superlatives TEAM Points 89 vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 Field Goals Made 33 at Mansfield 01/31/07 33 vs. Wilmington 11/18/06 Field Goal Attempts 77 at Kutztown 01/20/07 Field Goal %.524 (33-66) at Mansfield 01/31/07 3-pt. FG s made 11 at District of Columbia 01/26/07 3-pt. FG attempts 25 at District of Columbia 01/26/07 3-pt. FG %.556 (5-9) vs. Clarion 12/03/07 Free Throws Made 30 vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 Free Throw Attempts 46 vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 Free Throw %.800 (12-15) vs. Pitt-Johnstown 02/17/07 Rebounds 59 at Kutztown 01/20/07 Assists 22 vs. Wilmington 11/18/066 Steals 13 vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 13 vs. West Chester 01/29/07 INDIVIDUAL Points 32 Matt Jefferson vs. West Chester 01/29/07 Field Goals Made 12 Matt Jefferson at Mansfield 01/31/07 Field Goal Attempts 20 Matt Jefferson vs. Edinboro 01/14/07 Field Goal %.889 (8-9) Nick Jones vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 3-pt. FG s made 5 Matt Jefferson at District of Columbia 01/26/07 3-pt. FG attempts 8 Jaren Burdine at Kutztown 01/20/07 8 Mike Cheatle at District of Columbia 12/09/06 3-pt. FG % (3-3) Bryson Mills at Cheyney 02/03/ (3-3) Drew Jerry at PSU-Hazleton 01/22/07 Free Throws Made 15 Nick Jones vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 Free Throw Attempts 21 Nick Jones vs. Mansfield 02/24/07 Free Throw % Times Rebounds 16 Matt Jefferson vs. Edinboro 01/14/07 Assists 7 Drew Jerry, Three Times Steals 5 Matt Jefferson vs. West Chester 01/29/07 5 Jon DeJesus vs. PSU-Hazleton 11/15/06 Blocked Shots 4 Matt Jefferson vs. Edinboro 01/14/07 24

25 Opponent W L Pct. Adelphi Albright Allentown (now DeSales) Alliance Alvernia American International Ashland Baptist Bible Belmont Abbey Bentley Binghamton Bowie State Bloomfield Bridgeport Bryant Bucknell Buffalo Buffalo St Cabrini Caldwell California (PA) Cal-Poly, SLO Carnegie-Mellon Catholic Cheyney Clarion Coker College Columbia Union Concordia (NY) Cortland St C.W. Post Daemen College Dartmouth Davis & Elkins Denison Dickinson District of Columbia Drexel East Stroudsburg Edinboro Elizabethtown Felician Franklin & Marshall Franklin Pierce Gannon Geneseo George Washington Gettysburg Goldey-Beacom Goucher Gwynedd Mercy Holy Family Houghton Indiana (PA) Indianapolis Ithaca Johns Hopkins Juniata Kean King s (PA) Kutztown La Salle Lebanon Valley LeMoyne Lincoln Lock Haven Longwood Lycoming Lynchburg Mansfield Maryland-Balt. County Maryland-Eastern Shore Mass.-Lowell Medgar Evers Mercy opponents in bold All-Time Series Records Opponent W L Pct. Mercyhurst Merrimack Messiah Millersville Molloy Monmouth Montclair St Morgan St Mt. Aloysius Mt. St. Mary s Mount Union Muhlenberg New Hampshire New Haven Newport News New York Tech Norfolk St Old Dominion Otterbein Pace Penn St Penn St.-Hazleton Philadelphia Bible Philadelphia Pharmacy Philadelphia Textile Pitt-Bradford Pitt-Johnstown Queens Quinnipiac Rider Roanoke Roberts Wesleyan Rochester Rowan Sacred Heart Salem-Teikyo Seton Hill St. Augustine s St. Joseph s (N.Y.) St. Mary s (MD.) St. Michael s Spring Arbor St. Rose St. Thomas Aquinas St. Vincent Scranton Shepherd Shippensburg Slippery Rock Southampton Southern Connecticut Spring Arbor Stonehill SUNY-Old Westbury Susquehanna Swarthmore Syracuse Temple Towson St Trenton St Ursinus Virginia State Washington & Lee West Chester West Liberty Western Maryland West Virginia Tech West Virginia Wesleyan Wheeling Jesuit Widener Wilkes Wilmington Winston Salem Wright St York (PA) Total

26 All-Time Coaching Records Year Coach Wins Losses Pct. PSAC * A.K. Aldinger A.K. Aldinger * A.K. Aldinger * A.K. Aldinger * Alfred F. Westphal B.F. Bryant B.F. Bryant B.F. Bryant B.F. Bryant Prof. Barrier John Weimer No records available John Weimer No records available John Weimer John Weimer John Weimer John Weimer John Weimer John Weimer T.W. Pownall R.H. Diedrich George M. Mead George M. Mead George M. Mead George M. Mead A.K. Jackson T.W. Booth T.W. Booth T.W. Booth T.W. Booth T.W. Booth T.W. Booth George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit No Sports Scheduled due to World War II Jack Llewellyn George C. Buchheit George C. Buchheit Pete Wisher Pete Wisher Pete Wisher Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Harold S. Shelly Bill Foster Bill Foster Bill Foster

27 All-Time Coaching Records Bob Norton Bob Norton Bob Norton Earl Voss Earl Voss Earl Voss Earl Voss Earl Voss Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Charlie Chronister Rich Mills Terry Conrad Terry Conrad Terry Conrad John Sanow Years Coach Wins Losses Pct (4)* A. K. Aldinger (1)* Alfred Westphal (4) B. F. Bryant (1) Prof. Barrier (8) John W. Weimer (1) T. W. Pownall (1) R. H. Diedrich (4) George M. Mead (1) A. K. Jackson (6) Thornley W. Booth & (12) George Buchheit (1) Jack Llewellyn (3) Pete Wisher (11) Harold Shelly (3) Bill Foster (2) Bob Norton (5) Earl Voss (31) Charlie Chronister (1) Rich Mills (3) Terry Conrad (1) John Sanow

28 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Points Game 48 John Willis, 2/26/74 Season 600 Mike Ellzy, Career 1,911 Mike Ellzy, Points per Game Average Season 24.9 Jerry Radocha, Career 19.4 Richard Lloyd, Points by a Freshman Season 443 Mike Wenrich, The Record Book Free Throws Attempted Game 21 Rick Fertig, 2/17/68 Season 185 Wardell Chambers, Career 534 Bill Connelly, Free Throw Percentage Game 100 Mike Ellzy, several times (Min. 9 Att.)100 Aaron Carter, 1/31/01 Season 88.3 Glenn Noack, Career 84.6 Glenn Noack, Field Goals Made Game 20 Jerry Radocha, 1/7/77 Season 233 Jerry Radocha, Career 692 Jerry Radocha, Rebounds Game 33 Mike Morrow, Season 389 John Willis, Career 1,041 Robert Herzig, Field Goals Attempted Game 39 Jerry Radocha, 1/7/77 Season 503 Mike Ellzy, Career 1,618 Mike Ellzy, Rebounds per Game Average Season 18.4 Robert Herzig, Career 14.5 Norman Shutovich, Field Goal Percentage Season 59.6 Chris Parker, Career 57.7 Chris Parker, Three-Point Field Goals Made Game 10 Jay DeShields, Season 82 Jay DeShields, Career 225 Mike Ellzy, Assists Game 18 Art Luptowski, 2/12/72 Season 180 Jon Bardsley, Career 589 Jon Bardsley, Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Game 20 Jay DeShields, Season 227 Mike Ellzy, Career 646 Mike Ellzy, Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season 50.0 Mike Ellzy, Career 43.0 Joe Stepanski, Free Throws Made Game 18 Rick Fertig, 2/17/68 Season 143 Aaron Carter, Career 384 Jerry Radocha, Consecutive Free Throws Season 33 Glenn Noack,

29 TEAM RECORDS Points Game 133 vs. Lincoln, 11/21/87 (Gettysburg College Gym Record) Season 2, (79.4 per game) The Record Book Free Throw Percentage Game vs. Mansfield (20-20), 1/25/ vs. Cheyney, 2/1/ vs. West Chester, 2/4/67 Season Field Goals Made Game 54 vs. Lincoln, 11/21/87 Season (29.6 per game) Field Goals Attempted Game 98 vs. Lincoln, 11/21/87 Season 2, (63.5 per game) Rebounds Game 76 vs. R.I.T., 11/30/62 Season 1, Assists Game 35 vs. York (Pa.), 2/2/67 Season (21.3 per game) MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Field Goal Percentage Game 70.0 vs. Cheyney, 12/10/66 Season Three-Point Field Goals Made Game 16 vs. N.Y. Tech, 11/22/94 16 vs. Cheyney, 1/17/01 Season (7.1 per game) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Game 37 vs. Cheyney, 1/12/00 Season (20.0 per game) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Game 80.0 vs. Kutztown Season Free Throws Made Game 44 vs. Quinnipiac, 12/29/75 Season (16.5 per game) Victories in One Season Best Overall Record Best Conference ; Consecutive Victories NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONS (2) East Region Mideast Region PSAC CHAMPIONS (1) PSAC EAST CHAMPIONS (9) Free Throws Attempted Season (25.1 per game) 29

30 Bloomsburg All-Time Leaders SCORING Player Points Years 1. Mike Ellzy Jerry Radocha Glenn Noack Bill Connelly Barry Francisco John Willis * Lee Gump Mike Wenrich * Robert Herzig Shawn Munford Richard Lloyd Aaron Carter Jon Bardsley Adam Bohman Craig Phillips Tom Barlow Al Williams Matt Jefferson Terry Conrad Jay DeShields Steve Bright Jeff Benson * William Swisher *Denotes non four-year totals REBOUNDS Player Rebs. Years 1. Robert Herzig Jerry Radocha Dave Carpenter John Willis Lee Gump Kirk Ream Alex Nelcha Seth Buckwalter Marc Wessell Adam Bohman Steve Bright Glenn Noack Mike Wenrich Chris Parker Barry Francisco Wes Wright ASSISTS Player Assists Years 1. Jon Bardsley Ryan Luckman Shawn Munford Jerry Radocha Barry Francisco Jerry Jones Bob Coppolino Terry Conrad Glenn Noack Craig Phillips Tony DaRe STEALS Player Steals Years 1. Mike Ellzy Jerry Jones Aaron Carter Shawn Munford Lee Gump Karl Zachman Craig Phillips Ryan Luckman Bob Coppolino Reggie Johnson BLOCKS Player Blocks Years 1. Lee Gump Matt Jefferson Chris Parker Elwood Vines Seth Buckwalter Adam Bohman Mike Day Seth Scott Dave Carpenter Kirk Ream Pointers Name 3-pt FGs Years 1. Mike Elzy Shawn Munford Jay DeShields Aaron Carter Mike Cheatle Bob Coppolino Ryan Nenstiel Tom Barlow Travis Wealand Bill Connelly Karl Zachman Mike Elzy Jerry Radocha Glenn Noack 30

31 Bloomsburg Postseason Tournament Results NCAA Tournament 1996 First Round Edinboro 90 BLOOMSBURG First Round Gannon 82 BLOOMSBURG First Round BLOOMSBURG 74 Philadelphia Textile 73 (OT) Regional Final Millersville 87 BLOOMSBURG First Round BLOOMSBURG 76 Cheyney 75 (OT) Regional Final BLOOMSBURG 73 Philadelphia Textile 66 Quarterfinals Wright State 73 BLOOMSBURG First Round BLOOMSBURG 53 Edinboro 50 Regional Final Cheyney 70 BLOOMSBURG First Round Cal Poly SLO 71 BLOOMSBURG 43 Regional 3rd Place Monmouth (N.J.) 79 BLOOMSBURG First Round BLOOMSBURG 78 Johns Hopkins 63 Second Round BLOOMSBURG 66 Kings (Pa.) 65 Regional Final BLOOMSBURG 92 Albright 78 Quarterfinals Morgan State 71 BLOOMSBURG First Round BLOOMSBURG 76 Mt. St. Mary s 61 Regional Final Philadelphia Textile 54 BLOOMSBURG 48 Overall Record: 8-9 PSAC Tournament 2002 BLOOMSBURG 60 West Chester 54 (quarterfinals) California 68 BLOOMSBURG 66 (semifinals) 2001 BLOOMSBURG 80 Mansfield 61 (quarterfinals) Clarion 70 BLOOMSBURG 65 (semifinals) 2000 BLOOMSBURG 64 Cheyney 59 (quarterfinals) Slippery Rock 71 BLOOMSBURG 64 (semifinals) 1999 BLOOMSBURG 58 Millersville 54 (OT) (quarterfinals) BLOOMSBURG 80 Edinboro 68 (semifinals) California 75 BLOOMSBURG 64 (championship) 1998 BLOOMSBURG 79 Millersville 63 (quarterfinals) Edinboro 72 BLOOMSBURG 67 (semifinals) 1997 Clarion 92 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 79 Lock Haven 68 Indiana (Pa.) 77 BLOOMSBURG Indiana (Pa.) 87 BLOOMSBURG California (Pa.) 82 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 72 Millersville 65 Shippensburg 69 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 74 Cheyney 56 BLOOMSBURG 74 Shippensburg 56 Millersville 89 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 70 Kutztown 62 Millersville 87 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 77 West Chester 57 BLOOMSBURG 86 Slippery Rock 80 Mansfield 61 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 52 West Chester 49 BLOOMSBURG 69 Clarion 62 Cheyney 63 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 43 Shippensburg 41 BLOOMSBURG 83 Edinboro 67 Cheyney 68 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG 80 East Stroudsburg 57 BLOOMSBURG 76 Clarion 70 BLOOMSBURG 72 Indiana (Pa.) Indiana (Pa.) 79 BLOOMSBURG 69 Overall Record: PSAC Championship Games: Championship games in bold

32 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, with 55 years of organized competition, has established itself as one of the most respected NCAA Division II athletic conferences. In its history the PSAC has laid claim to 37 NCAA team champions and 204 individual title winners, giving credence to its fine athletic tradition. The conference has prospered on the national level in recent years, as it annually has close to one-third of its teams participating in NCAA postseason competition. The PSAC also distinguishes itself as the second largest Division II conference in terms of sports sponsorship, awarding titles for 22 different sports. While proud of its athletic success, the league has also thrived in an academic sense. The number of student-athletes designated by the conference as Scholar-Athletes - those who have attained a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or better - has increased every year since that standard was adopted in The impressive number of yearly designees reached 1,579 in , 213 more than the previous year. Furthermore, the most recent figure is nearly double the total of those in the mid-1990s. The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the interest and growth of women s athletics, the conference was restructured to provide for women s programs. From its inception, each conference member selected its own competitive division within the NCAA. In 1980, however, the presidents voted to reclassify the entire conference to Division II. Although all 14 institutions are members of NCAA Division II, eight schools have also elected to compete at the Division I level in select sports. In 1983, all member institutions were granted university status as a result of Legislative Act 188, which formed Pennsylvania s State System of Higher Education. The system now enrolls in excess of 107,000 students. The alumni of the State System is over 600,000, which includes roughly 405,000 Pennsylvanians. One of the largest conferences in the nation, the PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 14 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistants and an intern at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. 32

33 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division PSAC Overall Win % Millersville Kutztown Cheyney East Stroudsburg Bloomsburg West Chester Mansfield Western Division PSAC Overall Win % California (PA) Edinboro Shippensburg Clarion Lock Haven Indiana (PA) Slippery Rock PSAC Championships Quarter-finals Edinboro 67, Shippensburg 60 ; Millersville 63, East Stroudsburg 59 ; Cheyney 79, Kutztown 63 ; California 69, Clarion 63 Semi-Finals Cheyney 75, California 65 (OT) ; Millersville 65, Edinboro 55 Finals Millersville 79, Cheyney Mansfield 97 Indiana (Pa.) Mansfield 58 Edinboro Slippery Rock 74 Mansfield Mansfield 98 Edinboro Cheyney 73 Slippery Rock Cheyney 96 Edinboro Cheyney 84 California (Pa.) Edinboro 73 Cheyney Cheyney 83 Edinboro California (PA) 110 Cheyney Cheyney 90 Clarion Cheyney 97 Slippery Rock Cheyney 76 Clarion Indiana (PA) 79 Bloomsburg Mansfield 79 Edinboro Cheyney 78 Edinboro Cheyney 75 Clarion Cheyney 75 Slippery Rock Cheyney 72 Clarion Cheyney 66 Clarion Bloomsburg 72 Indiana (Pa.) Cheyney 68 Bloomsburg Cheyney 63 Bloomsburg Cheyney 68 Bloomsburg Cheyney 63 Bloomsburg 55 Past PSAC Championships 1984 Mansfield 61 Bloomsburg California (PA) 81 Millersville Cheyney 90 Edinboro Millersville 100 California California (PA) 73 Kutztown Millersville 89 Bloomsburg E. Stroudsburg 108 Millersville Shippensburg 76 Slippery Rock California (PA) 92 Edinboro Millersville 97 California California (PA) 78 Indiana Indiana (PA) 87 California California (PA) 87 Indiana Mansfield 94 Clarion Edinboro 83 West Chester California (PA) 75 Bloomsburg Indiana (PA) 63 Slippery Rock Clarion 80 West Chester Indiana (PA) 71 California Millersville 79 California IUP 83 Kutztown Edinboro 85 Millersville Edinboro 52 Shippensburg Millersville 79 Cheyney 68 33

34 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference All-PSAC East Honors First Team School Second Team School Dave Ben Kutztown Reggie Bates Millersville Edwin Braswell Cheyney Darron Bradley East Stroudsburg Sean McKeon Kutztown Billy Bryan Bloomsburg Charlie Parker Millersville Stephen Dennis Kutztown Greg Testa Millersville Matt Jefferson Bloomsburg Aaron Williams West Chester Robert Simpson Cheyney Athlete of the Year Charlie Parker, Millersville Rookie of the Year Stephen Dennis, Kutztown Players of the Week 11/28 Charlie Parker, Millersville 12/4 Channon Easley, E. Stroudsburg 12/11 Ed Braswell, Cheyney 12/21 Josh Wentz, E. Stroudsburg 1/4 Channon Easley, E. Stroudsburg 1/9 Greg Testa, Millersville 1/15 Aaron Williams, West Chester 1/22 John Hampton, Mansfield 1/29 Robbie Simpson, Cheyney 2/5 Dave Ben, Kutztown & Aaron Williams, West Chester 2/12 Billy Bryan, Bloomsburg 2/19 Sean McKeon, Kutztown 2/26 Nick Jones, Bloomsburg Coach of the Year Fred Thompson, Millersville Rookies of the Week 11/28 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 12/4 Nate Edwards, Kutztown 12/11 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 12/21 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 1/4 Max Foye, Kutztown 1/9 Stephen Dennis, Kuztown 1/15 Kenneth St. George, W. Chester 1/22 Tyrone Smith, Cheyney 1/29 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 2/5 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 2/12 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown 2/19 Nate Edwards, Kutztown 2/26 Stephen Dennis, Kutztown Matt Jefferson was named to the All-PSAC East First Team for the season 34

35 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Individual Leaders Scoring 1. Arre, Billy, LHU Ben, Dave, KUTZ Testa, Greg, MILL Davis, Chuck, SHIP Tielsch, Darren, EDIN Parker, Charlie, MILL Braswell, Ed, CHEY Chappell, James, LHU Dennis, Stephen, KUTZ Kennedy, Leon, CLAR 14.9 Steals 1. Parker, Charlie, MILL Kennedy, Leon, CLAR Davis, Chuck, SHIP Edwards, Nate, KUTZ Wentz, Josh, ESU Scales, Jamar, ROCK Hampton, John, MANS Jones, Joseph, EDIN Owens, John, CAL Greene, Chris, MANS 1.73 Rebounding 1. Williams, Aaron, WCU Tielsch, Daren, EDIN Mclemore, Ryan, EDIN Reepmeyer, Glenn, ROCK Greenwood, Lenwood, WCU McKeon, Sean, KUTZ Brooks, Gerald, IUP Easley, Channon, ESU Arre, Billy, LHU Morris, Dawud, CHEY 6.7 Blocks 1. McKeon, Sean, KUTZ Mclemore, Ryan, EDIN Easley, Channon, ESU Simpson. Robbie, CHEY Curry, Dominique, CHEY Williams, Aaron, WCU Brown, Bernard, MILL Dennis, Stephen, KUTZ Jefferson, Matt, BLOOM David, Chuck, SHIP 1.00 Assists 1. Greene, Chris, MANS Parker, Charlie, MILL Jones, Joseph, EDIN Franklin, Bobby, CLAR Senadhi, Kranthi, LHU Owens, John, CAL English, Murvin, ESU Fryer, Michael, CHEY Jerry, Drew, BLOOM Dennis, Stephen, KUTZ 3.21 Field Goal Percentage 1. Brown, Bernard, MILL Williams, Aaron, WCU Gardner, Osborne, CAL Simpson, Robbie, CHEY Reepmeyer, Glenn, ROCK Curry, Dominque, CHEY Bryan, Billy, BLOOM Green, Kelvin, CAL Easley, Channon, ESU Brooks, Gerald, IUP Point Field Goal Percentage 1. Hill, Kevin, MANS Smith, Kenny, ROCK Braswell, Ed, CHEY Collins, Justin, CLAR Wentz, Josh, ESU Werdt, Shawn, WCU Hampton, John, MANS Torbert, Frank, CLAR Burdine, Jaren, BLOOM St. George, Kenneth, WCU.385 Free Throw Percentage 1. English, Murvin, ESU Jones, Nick, BLOOM Werdt, Shawn, WCU Arre, Billy, LHU Braswell, Ed, CHEY Dennis, Stephen, KUTZ Morris, Dawud, CHEY Edwards, Nate, KUTZ McKeon, Sean, KUTZ Testa, Greg, MILL Team Leaders Scoring Offense 1. Millersville Kutztown Mansfield East Stroudsburg California (Pa.) 75.5 Free Throw Pct. 1. Kutztown Mansfield West Chester California (Pa.) Clarion.673 Blocked Shots/ Game 1. Kutztown Edinboro Shippensburg Cheyney East Stroudsburg 3.68 Scoring Defense 1. Edinboro Shippensburg California (Pa.) Clarion Cheyney Point Field Goal Pct. 1. East Stroudsburg Mansfield Cheyney West Chester Millersville.348 Assists/ Game 1. East Stroudsburg Mansfield California (Pa.) Millersville Slippery Rock Scoring Margin 1. Millersvlle California (Pa.) East Stroudsburg Edinboro Shippensburg +4.6 Rebounding/ Game 1. Edinboro Kutztown East Stroudsburg Bloomsburg California (Pa.) 37.4 Steals 1. Millersville Clarion East Stroudsburg California (Pa.) Mansfield

36 Men s Basketball Special Events The Bloomsburg University men s basketball team held their third annual golf outing on Friday, September 14, 2007 at the Frost Valley Country Club in Danville. Prizes were awarded to the top finishing teams, winner of the skins games and the individual contest for longest drive, closest to the pin and closest to the line. For information about future golf outings, contact John Sanow at From left to right: Brian McKenna, Dean Campbell, Cory Terwilliger, Kyle Gordon, John Sanow From left to right: Burt Reese, Nancy Reese, John Sanow, Dave Linkchorst, Steve Kozloff 2008 Huskies Boys Basketball Summer Camps June Day Camp Session I July Weekend Team Camp July Day Camp Session II For more information or to request a camp brochure call the men s basketball office at or visit us online at 36

37 Nelson Field House The Nelson Field House, located on Bloomsburg University s upper campus, serves as home for most of the university s indoor athletic events. The facility has all the necessary ingredients as it holds a 2,000-seat arena for all home basketball and wrestling events, an indoor track, two tennis courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool and two handball/racquetball courts. The building has classrooms and offices for use by the health/physical education and athletic staffs. Nelson Field House also houses the wrestling practice room, which is a fully padded area located on the second floor. A totally equipped Nautilus room adds to the strength and conditioning area of the program, and Nelson Field House also offers a training room staffed by two full-time physical trainers and no less than 12 student assistants. Also located in the facility is an equipment manager who handles the needs of Bloomsburg s 18 varsity athletic teams. The Huskies would like to thank Patrick Long, General Manager of Zeisloft Brothers Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, Jeep in Danville, for his continued support of the program 37

38 Table of Contents To learn more about Bloomsburg University visit our web site at To schedule a visit to campus, call the admissions office at (570) Table of Contents...Inside Front Cover Bloomsburg University...1 Quick Facts/Media Outlets...2 Administration/Staff...3 Media Information/Important Phone Numbers...3 Head Coach John Sanow...4 Assistant Coach Tae Norwood Preview Roster Player Profiles Team Photo Results Statistics Game By Game Superlatives...24 All-Time Series Records...25 All-Time Coaching Records The Record Book All-Time Leaders...30 Post-season Tournament Results...32 The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Special Events...36 Nelson Field House... Inside Back Cover Schedule... Back Cover On the Front Cover: Nick Jones (Top), Jeremiah Long (L), and Buddy Rose (Bottom) On the Back Cover: Jon DeJesus (Top), Niko Traykov (R), and John Allen (Bottom)