BLOOMSBURG
UNIVERSITY
BASKETBALL

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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY "A Commitment to Excellence"

Bloomsburg University is a multi-purpose institution of higher
education serving the citizens of Pennsylvania as one of the 14
Commonwealth-owned Universities. With a commitment to
provide a quality, affordable education for all qualified students,
Bloomsburg combines the tradition of an institution founded in
1839 with modern learning, living and recreational programs
and facilities. Commonwealth funding provides 55 percent of
Bloomsburg's annual operating budget.
Undergraduate students may enroll in degree programs in
64 areas of study in the arts and sciences, business, teacher education, nursing and health sciences. A program in engineering
is offered in conjunction with the Pennsylvania State University,
and preparation for post-baccalaureate study at professional
schools is offered. Unique educational opportunities are available through advanced placement, study abroad, professional
practicum, internships, independent study and the Center for
Academic Development programs.
At the graduate level, the master's degree is offered in 25 areas
of study and there are ten supervisory certification programs in
the field of teacher education.
Extended program offerings proved continuing, life-long
learning opportunities for people of all ages and educational
interest through nonurses, non-credit mini-courses
offered at off-campus I
d by public service television,
and credit for work e
Enrollment for the F
1985, totalled 6,439 students.
There were 5,133 fu
9 part-time undergraduates,
108 full-time and 4
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students. Instruction
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is provided by a 367rlooks the Town of
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Bloomsburg and the sceni
a Valley. Carver Hall,
built in 1867, provides a
the modern facilities
that include seven residen
rary, a 2,000-seat audinasium, administration
torium, student union, dini
building, five classroom buildings, athletic fields and recreational areas on the lower campus.
An athletic complex and recreational area occupy the school's
100-acre upper campus. In addition, the James H. McCormick
Center for Human Services is the newest building on the lower
campus and was used for the first time last fall.
Located less than two miles from an Interstate 80 interchange
and 22 miles from Interstate 81, Bloomsburg is within one hour's
driving time from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Hazleton and Williamsport, 1½ hour's from Harrisburg, 2½ hours from Philadelphia,
and three hours from New York City. The community is 45 miles
from the Avoca International Airport and is serviced by major
bus lines.
Bloomsburg has an enviable placement record. Of the 1,117
who graduated in the 1983-84 academic year, 82.1 % had meaningful employment or were in graduate school one year later.
Active files of over 25,000 living alumni are kept by the University. Graduates of BU have distinguished themselves in areas
including law, medicine (one is a Nobel Laureate), science,
architecture, education, industry and research.
The Bloomsburg University is fully accredited by the Middle
States Association of Colleges and Schools, the National Council
for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, and the Pennsylvania
State Board of Education.

Cover Picture: Senior Captain Glenn Noack

- - - Table of Contents - - Bloomsburg University ................... Inside Front Cover
"A Commitment to Excellence"
To the Media, Quick Facts and Contacts ................... 1
Head Coach Charles Chronister ........................... 2
Assistant Coaches Profiles ................................. 3
The Season Ahead ...................................... 4-5
Records Against 1985-86 Opponents ...................... 5
1965-86 Husky Varsity .................................... 6
Bloomsburg University Player Profiles .................... 7-9
Quick Facts and Contacts on BU's 1985-86 Opponents ... 10-13
Results from 1984-85 .................................... 14
1984-85 Bloomsburg University Basketball Statistics ....... 15
Special Honors from 1984-85 ................... .. ....... 16
BU "Top Twenty" ....................................... 16
Basketball's Birth at BU .................................. 17
Bloomsburg Basketball, "A Winning Tradition" ............ 18
BU Coaches Records .................................... 19
Bloomsburg Basketball "Over the Years" ............... 19-21
All-time BU Records .................................. 21-23
Nelson Fieldhouse "Home of the Huskies" ............... 24
BU Area Media Outlets ................... Inside Back Cover
1985-86 Schedule .............................. Back Cover
Printing funded by:
Bloomsburg University Community Government Association

To the Media - - - - - .
For further information concerning Bloomsburg
basketball, contact Sports Information Director
Jim Hollister, Waller Administration Building,
Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815.
(Phone 717-389-4413, office; 717-784-7756, home)

- Quick Facts and Contacts at BU Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Enrollment: 6,439
General Information: 717-389-4000
President: Dr. Harry Ausprich
Athletic Director: Roger Sanders
Athletic Department: 717-389-4354
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Nickname: Huskies
Home Court: Nelson Fieldhouse (3,500)
Pressbox: 717-389-4262
Trainer: Art Hopkins (phone: 717-389-4401)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (phone: 717-389-4374)
Conference: Pennsylvania (Eastern Division)
1984-85 Overall Record: 15-12
1984-85 Division Record: 7-7

Head Coach---Charles Chronister
"A Winning Tradition" at Bloomsburg has certainly been promoted
by head Coach Charles Chronister
during his 14 seasons as the Huskies'
mentor. Chronister has never had
a losing season and is the winningest
coach in Bloomsburg history with
250 victories. With a 250-127 wonlost record entering his 15th season,
Chronister will be shooting for his
sixth 20-win season. He has led four teams to the NCM Division
11 National Tournament, losing in the quarterfinals twice. In 1974,
the school's first-ever trip to the tournament, Chronister's squad
lost to eventual champion Morgan State in the quarterfinals.
In the 1982-83 tourney, the Huskies fell to eventual champion
Wright State, also in the quarterfinals. The other two BU trips
to the tournament resulted in first round losses. The 1980-81
team fell to Cal-Poly SLO in the first round and the 1981-82 squad
met the same fate, this time to PC rival Cheyney.
Chronister coached Bloomsburg to its first ever Pennsylvania
Conference Championship in the 1980-81 season. He has also
coached the Huskies to the PC Eastern Division crown three
times. The 1972-73 unit posted the school's first 20 win season.
During Bloomsburg's three straight NCM appearances between
1980-81 and 1982-83, the Huskies registered a 70-24 record,
including a school record 24 wins in the 1981-82 campaign.
In 1984-85, the Huskies were victimized by an 0-4 start in the
Eastern Division and finished the season with a 15-12 overall
mark and 7-7 in the East.
Chronister has coached three All-American's in his 14 seasons,
all playing within a 10-year span. John Willis was the first, playing
from 1971 to 1974. Jerry Radocha, the second, played from
1973 to 1977. Radocha is Bloomsburg's all-time leading scorer
while Willis ranks third. The most recent All-American under
Chronister's tutelage was Jon Bardsley, from 1978 to 1982.
Chronister, a graduate of East Stroudsburg University with a
bachelor's and master's degree in health and physical education
was an assistant coach at Gettysburg College for four years under
Bob Hulton. Prior to that, he coached at Hanover (PA) High
School, where his teams compiled a 59-8 record while winning
numerous county championships and participating in the PIM
District 111 playoffs.

IU Coaching Staff: Tony DaRe, Ray Ricketts, Owlet Chronister,
Teny Conrad, lurt Reese (Missing: "Doc" Herbert)

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- - - Assistant Coaches - - Burt Reese
Burt Reese enters his eighteenth season as an assistant coach
for the Huskies. For seven of those years Reese coached the
freshman basketball units, compiling an 83-27 mark, but for the
past 10 campaigns, he has worked directly with the varsity program. his most important duty with the Huskies' over the past
several years has been coordinating the recruiting efforts of the
staff. In addition, Reese serves as the head coach of the school's
nationally ranked men's tennis team. He received his bachelors
and masters degrees from East Strousburg University.

Dr. Michael Herbert
"Doc" Herbert enters his twenty-first season with Bloomsburg's
basketball program. He has served in numerous capacities over
the past 20 years, including a three year stint in charge of the
freshman team. He also serves as coach to the BU women's
tennis squad and led his team to the Pennsylvania Conference
Championship this past fall. Herbert received his bachelors
degree at the University of Maryland and his masters and doctorate degrees at Lehigh University.

Ray Ricketts
Ray Ricketts joins the Huskies' staff for the first time this season.
He comes to BU from a highly successful program at Springfield
College where he was an assistant for five seasons. Prior to that
he was an assistant at the University of Massachusetts for four
years. Ricketts is a 1974 graduate of Albright College, where he
still ranks as the school's seventh all-time leading scorer with
15 58 career points. Ricketts was a four year starter and served
as captain for two seasons. He earned his masters degree at
Springfield.

Terry Conrad
Terry Conrad is in his third season as an assistant coach for the
Huskies after performing under Chronister for four seasons at
BU. He was a point guard on the 1983 squad that became the
second team in the school's history to advance to the national
quarterfinals. While playing for the Huskies, he helped the teams
post a four year mark of 84-37 and make three appearances in
the Pennsylvania Conference championship game. He currently
ranks 10th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1081 points.
He holds a bachelors degree in secondary education .

Tony Da Re
Tony Da Re, a former Bloomsburg player {1970-74), will begin
his second year of collegiate coaching as an assistant coach for
the Huskies. Da Re was a member of the 1973-74 Bloomsburg
team which advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCM tournament, and ranks among the all-time leaders in single-season
free-throw percentage at BU. Before coming to Bloomsburg,
he was an assistant for nine years at Central Columbia High
School where the team won the PIM Class M state championship in 1981.

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- - - The Season Ahead - - Following a disappointing 15-12 season in 1984-85, Bloomsburg
University head coach Charles Chronister hopes to guide the
Huskies back to post-season play where they had appeared the
previous four seasons.
Bloomsburg had appeared in the Pennsylvania Conference
Championship Game the four seasons prior to last year while
advancing to the NCAA Tournament three straight years from
1980-81 to 1982-83.
The Huskies were victimized by an 0-4 start in PC Eastern
Division play but rebounded to even their mark at 4-4 and keep
playoff hopes alive. However, rounding out the division schedule
by going 3-3 eliminated BU from a possible fifth consecutive
playoff appearance.
The 1985-86 squad returns some experienced players while
adding talented newcomers in hopes of returning to post-season
action.
Senior captain Glenn Noack leads a group of seven returning
lettermen, four of which are starters, who return in 1985-86.
Chronister expects to start the season with an all-senior lineup,
putting a lot of game experience on the floor. Three of those five,
Noack, Shane Planutis and Pat Flanagan, were important factors
in the Huskies advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals three seasons ago.
Noack was the team's high scorer last season with a 15.2 point
per game average. He was named to the PC East First Team as
well as the Eastern College Athletic Conference's (ECAC) Division
II South All-Star Team. He shot 88.3% (98-111) from the free
throw line to break the existing school record only to be outdone
by teammate Greg Thomas' 89.1% (49-55). Noack ranked second
on the team in rebounding at 5.7 per game and chipped in 77
assists, also second on the team.
Planutis and Flanagan, both 6'6" forwards, averaged 6.6 and
2.8 points per game in reserve rolls last season and played in
25 games. Flanagan can also swing to the center spot and is probably the Huskies' most aggressive inside player. He has averaged 3.0 rebounds per game in his three years, mostly in the
sixth-man role.
Another key returnee is senior guard Les Alston. His 9.2 points
per game and 83 assists on the season were enough to rank him
third and first, respectively, in each category. Alston proved to
be a nice addition to the BU program last season after transferring from Delaware County Community College. He shot 50%
from the field to rank third on the team. As a unit, the 1984-85
squad shot just 45.7% from the field while leading the conference with a 77.0% mark from the charity stripe.
Dean Colone became eligible last January after transferring
from Geneva College. In 21 games, his quickness and leaping
ability added some excitement to the BU attack as well as 6.9
points per game and an 82.1 free throw shooting percentage.
He also shot over 50% from the floor and hauled in 4.1 rebounds,
playing both the guard and forward positions.
Thomas, with his record-setting free throw mark, also returns
an 8.6 point per game scoring average. He played in all 2 7 games
last season as a freshman.
Another returnee at guard is Jerome Brisbon. The junior scored
5.8 points per game and was third on the team in assists. Brisbon,
Thomas and Alston will be the key people in insuring that the
BU offense is run properly. They teamed up for over half of the
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team's assists last year and according to Chronister, getting the
proper people the ball at the correct time, while minimizing
turnovers, will decide just how well the Huskies perform.
Three newcomers, who are expected to make contributions
to the team, are Bill Connelly, Steve Melchior and Mike Simpkins.
Connelly, out of Holy Spirit High School in Abescon, NJ, is a 6'4"
forward, who averaged 23.6 points and 7.0 rebounds and was an
all-conference selection his senior year.
Melchior could make an immediate impact on the front line
in his first season with the team. He averaged just under 20
points a game while pulling down 12 boards as a senior. He
could see some action as a backup center.
Rounding out the newcomers is Mike Simpkins, a 6'4" high
school forward, who will be transferred to a guard in college.
He handed out four assists per game in his senior season as a
forward, while adding 22 points and 10 rebounds a game.
Rounding out the BU squad are forwards Dave Koslosky, a
junior and sophomore Steve Ross, both of whom saw limited
duty last season. Both could see more action this season.

Records Against
1985-86 Opponents--..
Opponents
Mt. St. Mary's
Juniata
Gettysburg
Cheyney
Susquehanna
Shippensburg
Kutztown
Mansfield
Muhlenburg
Kean
Scranton
Maryland/Baltimore County
Lock Haven
Millersville
Queen's
C.W. Post
East Stroudsburg
West Chester
Philadelphia Textile
York
King's
Total

Record
1-5
4-3
3-1
34-37
16-11
77-47
72-24
67-45
2-2
First meeting
6-8
5-1
73-24
51-56
1-0
0-1
55-44
39-26
3-13
11-0
18-14
538-362

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Pct.
.167
.571
.750
.479
.593
.621
.750
.598
.500

.429
.833
.753
.477
1.000
.000
.556
.600
.188
1.000
.563
.598

1985-86 Husky Varsity
Hometown
(High School)

No. Name

Class Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

22

Sr.

G

5'8"

150

Wayne
(Conestoga)

21 Jerome Brisbon• Jr.

G

5'10"

165

Philadelphia
(William Penn)

34 Dean Colone•

Sr.

G/F

6'3"

195

Woodbury, NJ
(Gateway)

24 Bill Connelly

Fr.

F

6'4"

175

Abescon, NJ
(Holy Spirit)

32 Pat Flanagan•

Sr.

CJF

6'6"

205

White Haven
(Crestwood)

35 Dave Koslosky

Jr.

F

6'5"

200

Bloomsburg
(Bloomsburg)

43 Steve Melchior

Fr.

F

6'6"

180

Lansdale
(North Penn)

40 Glenn Noack.. . Sr.

F

6'5"

200

Whitehall
(Whitehall)

31 Shane Planutis•

Sr.

F

6'6"

190

West Hazleton
(West Hazleton)

42 Steve Ross

So.

CJF

6'6"

225

Bloomsburg
(Souderton)

20 Mike Simpkins

Fr.

G

6'2"

180

Norristown
(Norristown)

30 Greg Thomas•

So.

G

6'3"

175

Carlisle
(Carlisle)

Les Alston•

Letterman
•• - Captain

Dean Colone drives to the hoop

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Bloomsburg University
Player Profiles
LES ALSTON
5'8"
150 lbs.
Senior
Wayne, PA
Conestoga H.S.
After transferring to BU from Delaware
CountyCommunityCollege, Les assumed
the starting point guard role last season
and averaged 9.5 points per game, playing
in all 27 contests. His solid jump shot
and excellent ball-handling abilities,
coupled with his defensive skills, could
make things tough on Bloomsburg opponents this season. Major: Business.

JEROME BRISBON
Junior
5'10"
165 lbs.
Philadelphia, PA
William Penn H.S.
After being displaced as the starting
point guard by Les Alston at the beginning of last season, Jerome filled in
nicely as the third guard. He averaged
5.8 points a game, seeing action in all
27 BU games. Major: Political Science.

DEAN COLONE
6'3"
195 lbs.
Woodbury, N.J.

Senior
Gateway H.S.

Saw action in all 21 games after becoming eligible in January.Averaged 6.9 points
and 4.1 rebounds per game. His excellent leaping ability and overall
strength helped the Huskies inside. He
can also play the guard position if necessary. Was one of three Huskies to
shoot better than 80% from the free
throw line in 1984-85 (46-56, 82.1%).
Major: Earth Science.

BILL CONNELLY
Freshman
6'4"
175 lbs.
Abescon, N.J.
Holy Spirit H.S.
Was an all-conference selection during
his senior year at Holy Spirit H.S. A good
leaper with a nice 15 foot jump shot
who could fill in at the forward spot or
may see some action atthe guard position.
Averaged 23.6 points per game and
7.0 rebounds. Major: Undeclared.

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PAT FLANAGAN
Senior
6'6"
205 lbs.
Crestwood H.S.
White Haven, PA

Pat has provided the staff with excellent depth at both the forward and
center positions for the last three seasons. He has averaged 3.0 rebounds off
the bench during his career. Pat is the
team's best defensive forward and his
aggressive inside style makes him an
ideal replacement when the staff needs
someone to mix it up inside.
Major: Accounting.

DAVE KOSLOSKY
Junior
6'5"
200 lbs.
Bloomsburg, PA
Bloomsburg H.S.
A local Bloomsburg product, Dave has
steadily improved his game since joining
his team two seasons ago. A good leaper
who possesses some strength, Dave
could provide the staff with depth at
the forward slot.
Major: Computer Science.

STEVE MELCHIOR
6'6"
180 lbs.
Freshman
Lansdale, PA
North Penn H.S.

Averaged 19.4 points and 12 rebounds per game in his senior season
while being named to the First Team
of the AII-BuxMont League. Has a nice
touch for his size and could see action
at the power forward position. Also
may play some time at center.
Major: Marketing.

GLENN NOACK
Senior
6'4"
200 lbs.
Whitehall, PA
Whitehall H.S.

Captain of the 1985-86 squad and the
team's top scorer from a year ago. Noack
averaged 15.2 points per game and 5.7
rebounds in 27 games last season. His
88.3 free throw shooting percentage
was second only to Greg Thomas' 89.1;
both eclipsed the school mark of 88.1.
Glenn was a Pennsylvania Conference
First Team selection and a member of
the ECAC Division 11 South All-Star
Team . Noack was also named Player of
the Year at BU. Major: Accounting.

SHANE PLANUTIS
Senior
6'6"
190 lbs.
West Hazleton, PA
West Hazleton H.S.

Shane has played in 5 5 of 5 7 games
during the last two seasons and averaged 6.6 points per game in 1984-85.
Planutis has a good, pure jump shot
and hit on 45.9 percent of his field goals.
He should take some of the scoring load
off Noack's shoulders. Major: Sociology.

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STEVE ROSS
6'6"
225 lbs.
Souderton, PA

Sophomore
Souderton H.S.

His strength and aggressiveness under
the boards should add some much
needed bulk to the Huskies' inside
game. Steve played in 18 games last
season in a reserve roll. Could see a lot
of action in situations where BU needs
a height advantage. Major: Management.

MIKE SIMPKINS
Freshman
6'2"
180 lbs.
Norristown, PA
Norristown H.S.

A forward in high school, he will be
switched to a guard in the BU system.
His playing time will depend on how
quickly he makes the transition to
guard. An excellent leaper with a soft
jump shot. Averaged 22 points and 10
rebounds last season. Also handed out
four assists per game as a forward.
Major: Accounting.

GREG THOMAS
6'3"
175 lbs.
Sophomore
Carlisle, PA
Carlisle H.S.

Played in all 27 games last season as
a freshman. Averaged 8.6 points per game
and shot a school record 89.1 % from the
free throw line (49-55) . His ball handling abilities and excellent jump shot
helped him gain the starting job midway through the season as he adjusted
to the BU system. Major: Undecided.

Pat Flanagan drh1es towards the basket.

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Quick Facts and Contacts on BU's
---1985-86 Opponents - - Cheyney University "Wolves"
Cheyney, PA 19319
Coach: Charlie Songster (4th season)
Office Phone: (215) 399-2267
Home Phone: (215) 593-7073
1984-85 Overall Record: 1 6-9
1984-85 Division Record: 11-3

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: George Heaslip
Office Phone: (215) 399-2025
Home Phone: (215) 593-6764
Athletic Director: Andy Hinson

C. W. Post College "Pioneers"
Greenvale, NY 11548
Coach: Tom Galeazzi (5th season)
Office Phone: (516) 299-2289
Home Phone: (516) 421-1891
1984-85 Overall Record: 24-7
1984-85 Division Record: 11-1

Conference: Big Apple
SID: Bill Hoffman
Office Phone: (516) 299-2333
Home Phone: (516) 629-1093
Athletic Director:
Wayne Sunderland

East Stroudsburg University "Warriors"
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301
Coach: Kyle De Gregorio (1st season)
Office Phone: (717) 424-3317
Home Phone: N/A
1984-85 Overall Record: 3-24
1984-85 Division Record: 2-12

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: Pete Nevins
Office Phone: (717) 424-3312
Home Phone: (717) 421-4146
Athletic Director:
Clyde H. Whitman

Gettysburg College "Bullets"
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Coach: Don Anderson (1st season)
Conference: MAC (Southwest)
Office Phone: (717) 3 34-3131 , Ext. 18 7 SID: Bob Kenworthy
Home Phone: (717) 334-2828
Office Phone: (717) 334-3131,
Ext. 420
1984-85 Overall Record: 14-11
Home Phone: (717) 334-2881
Athletic Director: Bob Hulton
1984-85 Division Record: 7-5

Juniata College "Indians"
Huntingdon, PA 16652
Coach: Dan Helm (5th season)

Conference: Mid-Atlantic
(North)
Office Phone: (814) 643-4310, Ext. 516 SID: Tracey DeBlase
Home Phone: (814) 643-2497
Office Phone: (814) 643-4310,
Ext. 232
Home Phone: (814) 643-6696
1984-85 Overall Record: 6-1 8
1984-85 Division Record: 3-13
Athletic Director: William S.
Berrier

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Kean College "Squires"
Morris Avenue, Union, NJ 07083
Conference: NJSCAC
SID: Greg Marotta
Office Phone: (201) 527-2371
Home Phone: N/A
Athletic Director:
Holly C. Waterman

Coach: Ken Moss (2nd season)
Office Phone: (201) 527-3091
Home Phone: (201) 372-7221
1984-85 Overall Record: 7-18
1984-85 Division Record: 5-13

King's College "Monarchs"
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701
Coach: Ken Atkins (3rd season)
Office Phone: (717) 826-5900
Home Phone: (717) 829-0598
1984-85 Overall Record: 14-11
1984-85 Division Record: 9-7

Conference: Mid Atlantic
SID: John Engel
Office Phone: (717) 826-5900
Home Phone: (717) 822-3564
Athletic Director: John Dorish

Philadelphia Textile "Rams"
School House lane and Henry Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19144
Coach: Herb McGee (19th season)
Office Phone: (215) 951-2724
Home Phone: (215) 265-2829
1984-85 Overall Record: 24-7
1984-85 Division Record: 8-2

Conference: Mideast
SID: Bill Harris
Office Phone: (215) 951-2852
Home Phone: (215) 848-0459
Athletic Director: Harry Pure

University of Scranton "Royals"
John long Center
Scranton, PA 18501
Coach: Robert Bessoir (14th season)
Office Phone: (717) 961-7478
Home Phone: N/A
1984-85 Overall Results: 1 8-1 1
1984-85 Division Record: 12-6

Conference: MAC North
SID: Ken Buntz
Office Phone: (717) 961-7571
Home Phone: (717) 342-1021
Athletic Director: Gary Wodder

Shippensburg University "Red Raiders"
Shippensburg, PA 17257

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Coach: Roger Goodling (15th season)
Office Phone: (717) 532-1449
Home Phone: (717) 243-1542
1984-85 Overall Results: 9-1 6
1984-85 Division Record: 4-1 0

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: John Alosi
Office Phone: (717) 532-1201
Home Phone: (717) 532-4435
Athletic Director: Dr. James
Pribula

Susquehanna University "Crusaders"
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Coach: Don Harnum (12th season)
Office Phone: (717) 374 -0101
Home Phone: (717) 374-6134
1984-85 Overall Record: 13-11
1984-85 Division Record: 9-7

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Conference: MAC Northwest
SID: Scott Deitch
Office Phone: (717) 374-0101,
Ext. 432
Home Phone: (717) 374-5652
Athletic Director: Don Harnum

West Chester University "Rams"
West Chester, PA 19383
Coach: Earl Voss (13th season)
Office Phone: (215) 436-2136
Home Phone: (215) 692-9286
1984-85 Overall Record: 1 0-1 7
1984-85 Division Record: 4-1 0

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: Nevis Morris
Office Phone: (215) 436-3316
Home Phone: (215) 436-5629
Athletic Director: Richard B.
Yoder

York College of PA "Spartans"
Country Club Road
York, PA 17405
Coach: Jeff Gamber (9th season)
Office Phone: (717) 846-7788
Home Phone: (717) 244-9620
1984-85 Overall Record: 1 2-14

Conference: Independent
SID: Contact Gamber
Athletic Director: Jeff Gamber

Kutztown University "Golden Bears"
Kutztown, PA 19530
Coach: Rick Binder (2nd season)
Office Phone: (215) 683-4064
Home Phone: (215) 373-7037
1984-85 Overall Record: 9-1 7
1984-85 Division Record: 3-11

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: Pete Katsafanas
Office Phone: (215) 683-4113
Home Phone: (215) 683-5189
Athletic Director: Irv Hess

lock Haven University "Bald Eagles"
lock Haven, PA 17745
Coach: Kurt Kanaskie (1st season)
Office Phone: (717) 893-2097
Home Phone: (717) 748-6473
1984-85 Overall Record: 5-20
1984-85 Division Record: 0-10

Conference: Pennsylvania
(West)
SID: Buck O'Reilly
Office Phone: (717) 893-2350
Home Phone: (717) 748-2676
Athletic Director: Dr. Charles A.
"Todd" Eberle

Mansfield University "Mounties"
Mansfield, PA 16933
Coach: Roger Maisner (1st season)
Office Phone: (71 7) 662-4208
Home Phone: (717) 662-7268
1984-85 Overall Record: 21-7
1984-85 Division Record: 1 -3

Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: Sally Walrath
Office Phone: (717) 662-4301
Home Phone: (717) 724-7454
Athletic Director: Roger Maisner

University of Maryland/Baltimore County "Retrievers"
5401 Wilkens Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21228
Coach: Billy Jones (12th season)
Office Phone: (301) 455-2127
Home Phone: (301) 655-9286
1984-85 Overall Record: 6-21
1984-85 Division Record: 2-8

Conference: Mason-Dixon
SID: Rick Moreland
Office Phone: (301) 455-2197
Home Phone: (301) 242-6687
Athletic Director: Rick Hartzell

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Millersville University "Marauders"
Millersville, PA 17551
Conference: Pennsylvania (East)
SID: Greg Wright
Office Phone: (717) 872-3100
Home Phone: (717) 397-1081
Athletic Director: Dr. Gene A
Carpenter

Coach: John Kochan (3rd season)
Office Phone: (717) 872-3509
Home Phone: (717) 872-7191
1984-85 Overall Record: 2 7 -4
1984-85 Division Record: 14-0

Mount St. Mary's College "Mountaineers"
Route 15
Emmitsburg, MD 21727
Conference: Mason- Dixon
SID: Tim Leber
Office Phone: (301) 447-6122 ,
Ext. 384
Home Phone: (717) 642-5052
Athletic Director: Jim Phelan

Coach: Jim Phelan (32nd season)
Office Phone: (301) 447-6122
Home Phone: N/A
1984-85 Overall Record: 19-7
1984-85 Division Record: 9-3

Muhlenberg College "Mules"
Allentown, PA 18104
Coach: Steve Moore (5th season)
Office Phone: (215) 433-3191
Home Phone: (215) 821-0529
1984-85 Overall Record: 19-7
1984-85 Division Record: 10-2

Conference: MAC Southwest
SID: Welles Lobb
Office Phone: (215) 433-3191 ,
Ext. 520
Home Phone: (215) 432-1876
Athletic Director: Ralph
Kirchenheiter

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1984-85 Results
Opponents

BU

OPP.

Site High Scorer

High
Rebounder

Slippery Rock

&2

f,f,

A

Brisbon - 14

Wright - &

Susquehanna

73

&3

A

Wright - 15

Wright - 9

leMoyne

79

88 (3 OT)

H Wright - 23

Wright - 11

West Chester

&5

&8 (OT)

A

Noack - 22

Wright - 10

York

&0

54

A

Noack - 18

Flanagan - 7
Noack - 7

Cheyney

71

&5

H Alston - 19

Flanagan - 7

•California

79

72

A

Wright - 17

Wright - 13

'Indiana

f,4

&8

A

Noack - 18

Noack - &

Millersville

&4

89

H

Noack - 18

Wright - 5

Scranton

73

&7

H

Noack - 2&

Noack - &

Philadelphia Textile

55

5&

H Wright - 10
Noack - 10
McCullough - 10

Thomas - 8
Wright - 8

Queens

55

54

A

Wright - 8
Noack - 8

Univ. of Maryland/
Baltimore County

84

&7

H Wright - 20

Wright - 8
Noack - 8

Mansfield

55

57

H Wright - 16

Noack - 8

East Stroudsburg

7&

66

A

Colone - 26

Wright - 9

Kutztown

65

53

A

Thomas - 19

Colone - 10

Shippensburg

62

59

A

Alston - 16

Thomas - 7

West Chester

66

51

H Wright - 17

Colone - 8
Noack - 8

lock Haven

88

73

H

Noack - 25

Wright - 12

Cheyney

60

f,2

A

Thomas - 12
Wright - 12

Wright - 6

Shippensburg

82

67

H Alston - 15

Wright - 10

C.W. Post

72

74

H

Noack - 18

Wright - 9
Colone - 9

Kutztown

64

42

H

Noack - 16

Wright - 5
Planutis - 5

Millersville

70

82

A

Noack - 19

Noack - 8

King's

82

65

A

Wright - 18

Colone - 7

Mansfield

52

69

A

Noack - 16

Wright - 7

East Stroudsburg

8&

77

H

Wright - 19

Noack - 8
Wright - 8

14

Brisbon - 1 f,

1984-85 Bloomsburg University Basketball Statistics
Name
Alston, Leslie

G

27

FGA

198

FG

99

PCT.

50.0

FTA

78

FT

59

PCT.

75 .6

REB.

52

AVG.

1.9

Fouls/
Disq

TO

PTS.

AVG.

83
47

47

67

257

9.5

46

157

5.8

ASST.

Brisbon, Jerome

27

170

70

41.1

33

17

51 .5

39

1.4

43/2

Colone, Dean

21

97

49

50.5

56

46

82.1

87

4 .1

37/1

21

144

6 .9

15

36

30

69

2.8

17

Flanagan, Pat
Henderson, Crory

25

67

23

34.3

30

23

76.7

46

1.8

1

2

0

0 .0

0

0

0.0

2

2.0

1

0

0

0.0

0

16

12

25

1.4

11
2

1/")

Johnston, Greg

18

15

3

20.0

25

19

76.0

11

.6

Koslosky, Dave

13

13

4

30.8

0

0

0 .0

8

.6

8

3

8

.6

26

18

34

1.9

McCullough, Bob

18

50

15

30.0

10

4

40.0

34

1.9

Noack, Glenn

27

333

156

46 .8

111

98

88.3

154

5.7

67/1

50

410

15.2

77

71

2.8

44/2

29

164

6.6

11

19

1.1

22/2

12

18

1.0

2

50/1

54

233

8.6

41

Planutis, Shane
Ross, Steve

25
18

159
15

73
6

45 .9
40.0

25
16

18
6

72 .0
37.5

Thomas, Greg

27

205

92

44 .9

55

49

89.1

76

2.8

Wri!\ht, Wes

27

257

133

51 .8

96

73

76.0

200

7.4

90/4

40

339

12.6

33

Team Totals

27

1581

723

45.7

535

412

77.0

799

29.6

487/12

382

1858

68.8

340

,-

Special Honors
- - - - from 1984-85
Team:
Indiana University Christmas Tournament - Second Place
Wes Wright - Captain
Indiana University Christmas Tou rnament-A/1 Tournament Team
Pennsylvania Conference - Second Team
ECAC Division II - Weekly Honor Roll
Glenn Noack
Indiana University Christmas Tournament-Al/ Tournament Team
Pennsylvania Conference - First Team
Division II South, ECAC - All Star Team
Bloomsburg University - Player of the Year

BU "Top Twenty"
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

1778*
1479*
1467
1397
1362*
1339•
1252*
1173•
1096
1081 •
1026*
1014*
955•
946
926*
878
859
851
789*
762*

Jerry Radocha
Barry Francisco
John Willis
Mike Wenrich
Robert Herzig
Richard Lloyd
Jon Bardsley
Al Williams
Glenn Noack
Terry Conrad
Steve Bright
William Swisher
James Gustave
Howard Johnson
Len Kozick
James Platukis
Robert Snyder
Paul Kuhn
Bill Tillman
Wes Wright

1973-77
1980-84
1971-74
1979-82
1961-65
1958-62
1978-82
1975-78
1982-85
1979-83
1975-78
1955-59
1954-58
1969-72
1953-57
1968-71
1967-70
1969-72
1977-81
1981-85

- Represents Four-year total

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C

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Basketball's Birth
- - - - at Bloomsburg - - - The game of basketball was invented by James Naismith in
December of 1891 in Springfield, Massachusetts. Just over two
years later, the game of basketball was played for the first time
at Bloomsburg in what was then the "new" gymnasium. This
gymnasium was located directly behind Carver Hall, near the
site of the present-day Kehr Union Building. The exerpt that
follows was taken out of The Columbian, a Bloomsburg newspaper, from Friday March 2, 1894. It describes, to the best of
the University's knowledge, the first organized basketball game
ever played on the campus:
"The new gymnasium at the Normal School was
opened with appropriate ceremonies last week
Thursday. After the close of the exercises incident
to the presentation of the large flag by the P.O.S. of
A., the audience went from the auditorium to the
gymnasium, and filled every available space. The
running track was crowded, and the sides of the
first floor was thickly lined with spectators ... The
most exciting part of the program was the game of
basketball between members of the Philogian and
Calliepian Societies. A bushel basket was hung at
either end of the hall about ten feet from the floor.
Every time that either side gets the ball in the basket
at the opposite end of the hall it counts three. The
game is nearly as exciting as football, though not
quite as rough and dangerous. The Phi/as were the
first to land the ball in the Callies' basket and a great
shout went up from the spectators. But the Callies
put the ball in the Philo basket twice, and this with
fouls made the score 9 to 5 at the end of the third
inning, in favor of the former and then the Callies
and their friends went wild and everybody shouted."
This exhibition was just the beginning of a tradition of success
in the sport of basketball at Bloomsburg which has lasted right
from the first game ever played on campus to the present-day
Huskies of 1985-86.
The picture below shows the 1894-95 Bloomsburg Normal
School basketball team. This was the school's first varsity basketball team.

Bloomsburg's First Varsity Team - 1894-95

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Bloomsburg Basketball
"A Winning Tradition"
Since the inception of competitive basketball at Bloomsburg
near the turn of the century, the men's basketball team has been
a dominant force compiling a record of 850-530 for a winning
percentage of .616. From the very first coach, A.K. Aldinger, to
the present coach, Charles Chronister, Bloomsburg basketball
teams have performed at a level of excellence which is reflective
of champions.
Competitive basketball at Bloomsburg began in the late 1890's
under the direction of coach Aldinger. However, because a fire
destroyed all records of the games played in those initial years,
the first year for which records are available is 1901, when Bloomsburg was 4-3 under Aldinger. Since that time Aldinger and 17
other coaches have helped build the "winning tradition" in
basketball at Bloomsburg.
From 1901 to 1932, ten different men took their turn at the
helm of the Huskies with five of those men coaching for only
one year. During the 1919-20 and 1920-21 seasons, T.W. Pownall
(13-6, .684) and R.H. Diedrich (12-2, .857) turned in the best
single-season marks. However, in terms of those coaches who
coached for longer than one year, George M. Mead from 1921-2 5
(42-17, .712) and Thornley W. Booth from 1926-32 (59-25, .702)
were the most successful coaches in the early years of Bloomsburg basketball.
Following Booth's first year in 1926-27, the school changed
its name from the Bloomsburg Normal School to the Bloomsburg
State Teacher's College. It would be known by this name until
1960 when the school became Bloomsburg State College.
In 1932, upon the departure of Booth, George Buckheit took
over the reigns of the Huskies and guided them to a 95-71 mark
(.5 72) over 12 years. He coached from 1932-43, before taking
a year off in 1943-44 during which Jack Llewellyn guided the
Huskies to an 11-4 mark. Buckheit then returned to coach Bloomsburg during the period of 1944-46. Pete Wisher took over for
Buckheit in 1946, and during his three-year stint at Bloomsburg,
he guided the Huskies to a 25-27 record (.480).
The year of 1949 marked the first year bloomsburg competed
in the Pennsylvania Conference and also marked the arrival of
new head coach Harold Shelly who coached from 194960.
Shelly guided Bloomsburg to an 11-year mark of 112-74 and a
PC record of 81-54 including a conference championship in
1952-53. Bill Foster then led the Huskies to three consecutive
second place conference finishes from 1960-63, and a 45-11
overall mark. Foster's .807 winning percentage leads all Bloomsburg coaches who have coached for more than one year. Foster
is currently the head coach at the University of South Carolina.
From 1966-71 Earl Voss guided the Huskies to a 63-42 record
(.600), before handing the reigns over to present-day coach
Charles Chronister. Chronister, who has coached for the past 14
seasons at BU, has accumulated an overall record of 250-127
(.663) and is the most accomplished coach in Bloomsburg's long
basketball history. He has guided the Huskies to four NCAA
Division 11 tournament appearances, won 20 or more games five
times, and has coached the top four scorers in Bloomsburg
history. In addition, he has coached three All-Americans at BUJohn Willis (1972-74), Jerry Radocha (1973-77), and most recently, Jon Bardsley (1978-82).

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Coaches' Records at BU
(1901 - 1984)
Years

Coach

Wins

1901-05 (4)

Aldinger, A.K.

1905-06 (1)

Westphal, Alfred

1906-10 (4)

Bryant, B.F.

1910-11 (1)

Barrier, Prof.

1911-19 (8)
1919-20 (1)
1920-21 (1)

19

Losses

Pct.

12

.613

2

3

.400

21

27

.438

6

7

.461

Weimer, John W.

40

39

.506

Pownall, T.W.

13

6

.684

Diedrich, R.H.

12

2

.857

1921-25 (4)

Mead, George M.

42

17

.712

1925-26 (1)

Jackson, A.K.

7

6

.538

1926-32 (4)

Booth, Thornley W.

59

25

.702

1932-42 & 1944-46 (12)

Buckheit, George

95

71

.572

1943-44 (1)

Llwellyn, Jack

11

4

.733

1946-49 (3)

Wisher, Pete

25

27

.480

1949-60 (11)

Shelly, Harold

112

74

.602

1960-63 (3)

Foster, William

45

11

.807

1963-66 (3)

Norton, Robert

28

30

.483

1966-71 (5)

Voss, Earl

63

42

.600

1971-85 (14)

Chronister, Charles

250

127

.663

Bloomsburg Basketball
"Over The Years"
Year

Coach

• 1901-02

Aldinger

4

3

.571

Wins

Losses

Pct.

1902-03

Aldinger

6

4

.600

• 1903-04

Aldinger

6

1

.857

• 1904-05

Aldinger

3

4

.429

• 1905-06

Westphal

2

3

.400

1906-07

Bryant

6

8

.429

1907-08

Bryant

2

9

.182

1908-09

Bryant

6

5

.545

1909-10

Bryant

7

5

.583

1910-11

Barrier
Weimer

6

7

.462

1911-12

No records available

1912-13

Weimer

1913-14

Weimer

No records available
10
.375
6

1914-15

Weimer

9

3

.750

1915-16

Weimer

8

8

.500

1916-17

Weimer

5

11

.313

1917-18

Weimer

8

4

.667

1918-19

Weimer

4

3

.571

1919-20

Pownall

13

6

.684

1920-21

Diedrich

12

2

.857

1921-22

Mead

5

6

.455

1922-23

Mead

8

5

.615

1923-24

Mead

18

1

.947

1924-25

Mead

11

5

.688

1925-26

Jackson

7

6

.538

19

1926-27

Booth

6

6

.500

1927-28

Booth

13

6

.684
.846

1928-29

Booth

11

2

1929-30

Booth

9

4

.692

1930-31

Booth

17

1

.944

1931-32

Booth

3

6

.333

1932-33

Buckheit

6

8

.428

1933-34

Buckheit

8

4

.666

1934-35

Buckheit

6

9

.400

1935-36

Buckheit

9

5

.642

1936-3 7

Buckheit

9

7

.562

1937-38

Buckheit

6

9

.400

1938-39

Buckheit

9

4

.727

1939-40

Buckheit

10

4

.714

1940-41

Buckheit

10

4

.714

1941-42

Buckheit

8
4
No Sports Scheduled During This Year

.666

1943-44

Llwellyn

11

4

.785

1944-45

Buckheit

10

4

.761

1945-46

Buckheit

4

9

.307

1946-47

Wisher

7

10

.411

1947-48

Wisher

10

9

.526

1948-49

Wisher

8

8

.500

1942-43

Pct.

Conference
Record

7
7

.630
.562

6-7

12

4

.750

8-4

11

6

.647

10-2

Year

Coach

Wins

1949-50
1950-51

Shelly
Shelly

12
9

1951-52

Shelly

1952-53

Shelly

1953-54

Shelly

9

7

.562

7-4

1954-55

Shelly

13

4

.764

8-3
8-3

Losses

7-4

1955-56

Shelly

11

6

.647

1956-5 7

Shelly

9

8

.529

7-6

1957-58

Shelly

10

7

.588

8-5

1958-59

Shelly

9

8

.529

6-7

1959-60

Shelly

7

10

.411

6-9

1960-61

Foster

12

4

.750

9-3

1961-62

Foster

16

3

.842

12-2

1962-63

Foster

17

4

.809

11-3

1963-64

Norton

13

6

.684

9-5

1964-65

Norton

7

13

.350

4-10

1965-66

8

11

.421

6-8

196-67

Norton
Voss

12

8

.600

9-5

1967-68

Voss

13

7

.650

8-6

1968-69

Voss

12

10

.590

7-7

1969-70

Voss

15

8

.625

9-5

1970-71

Voss

11

9

.550

5-9

1971-72

Chronister

18

7

.720

11-3

1972-73

Chronister

20

5

.800

10-4

1973-74

Chronister

22

6

.786

11-3

1974-75

Chronister

15

10

.600

8-6

1975-76

Chronister

13

10

.565

6-6

1976-77

Chronister

17

7

.708

8-4

1977-78

Chronister

14

10

.583

8-4

20

1978-79

6-6

Chronister

13

12

.520

13

.519

7-5

7

.766

9-3

1979-80

Chronister

14

1980-81

Chronister

23

1981-82

Chronister

24

7

.774

10-2

1982-83
1982-83

Chronister
Chronister

23
19

10

.697

11-3

11

.633

11-3

1984-85

Chronister

15

12

.556

7-7

• - Records shown are partial results of that year's schedule.

All-Time
- - - Bloomsburg Records
TEAM
RECORDS
Most Points

1 Game

144 - vs. Shippensburg State
2/6/57 (Centennial Gym
Record)

Most Points

1 Year

2307 - 1982-83
(69.9 per game)

Most Rebounds

1 Game

76 - vs. Rochester I.T.,
11/30/62

Most Rebounds

1 Year

1253 - 1973-74
(44.8 per game)

Most Field Goal Attempts

1 Year

1853 - 1982-83

Most Field Goals

1 Year

902 - 1982-83

Most Field Goals

1 Game

56 - vs. Baptist Bible, 2/9/73

Highest Field Goal
Percentage

1 Year

49.8% - 1971-72

Highest Field Goal
Percentage

1 Game

70% - vs. Cheyney (21-30) ,
12/10/66

Least Field Goals by
Opponent

1 Game

14 - vs. Lock Haven, 1/23/7 4

Most Free ThrowsAttempted1 Year

715 - 1982-83

Most Free Throws

1 Year

503 - 1982-83

Most Free Throws

1 Game

44 - vs. Quinnipiac, 12/29/75

Highest Free Throw
Percentage

1 Year

74.7% - 1974-75

Highest Free Throw
Percentage

1 Game

Least Free Throws by
Opponent

1 Game

100% - vs. West Chester,
2/4/67
vs. Cheyney, 2/1 /84
(18-18) vs. Shippensburg,
1/31/85
2 - vs. Denison, 12/29/73

Most Assists

1 Game

35 - vs. York, 2/26/74

Most Assists

1 Year

595 - 1973-74

Most Conference Points

1 Year

1240-1961 -62
(77.5 per game)

Highest Average Winning
Margin

1 Year

15.5 - pts. per game, 1961-62

Most Consecutive Victories 1972-73

14-Coach Charles Chronister

Most Victories in
One Season

1981-82

24 - Coach Charles Chronister

Conference Champions

1980-81

Coach Charles Chronister

Conference Eastern
Divisional Champions

1973-74

Coach Charles Chronister
(11-3)
Coach Charles Chronister
(9-3)

1980-81

21

1983-84

Coach Charles Chronister
(11-3)

N.C.A.A. Mid-East
Regional

1973-74

Coach Charles Chronister

N.C.A.A. East Regional
Champions

1982-83

Coach Charles Chronister

Best Conference Record

1961-62

Coach William Foster (12-2)

Best Overall Record

1961-62

Coach William Foster
(16-3, .842)

INDIVIDUAL
RECORDS
Single Game Records

Most Points

48

John Willis, 2.26/74

Most Field Goals

20

Jerry Radocha, 1 /7 /77

Most Field Goals Attempted

39

Jerry Radocha, 1 /7 /77

Most Free Throws Attempted

21

Rick Fertig, 2/1 7/68

Most Free Throws made

18

Rick Fertig, 2/1 7/68

14-14

Jeff Slocum, 2/25/78

Highest Free Throw Percentage
Most Rebounds

33

Mike Morrow, 1966-67

Most Assists

18

Art Luptowski, 2/12/72

Season Records

Most Points

598

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

24.9%

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

Most Field Goals Attempted

456

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

Most Field Goals

233

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

Highest Per Game Average

Highest Field goal Percentage

56.7%

Most Free Throws Attempted

167

Jerry Radocha, 1 9 7 6-77

Bob Herzig, 1961-62

Most Free Throws Made

132

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

Most Consecutive Free Made

33
89.0
88.3

Glenn Noack, 1983-84
Greg Thomas, 1984-85
Glenn Noack, 1984-85

Highest Free Throw Percentage
(25 or more attempts)

88.1
87.7

84.0
82.5
82.4
82.0

Rick Fertig (59-67), 1966-67
George Foering (29-33),
1966-67
Al Williams (39-45), 1974-75
Shane Planutis (39-45),
1983-84
Jeff Slocum (56-65), 1977-78
Dave Ogden (70-82), 1979-80
Glenn Noack (67-79),
1983-84
Jim Fertig (21-25), 1977-78
Bob Matuza (33-40), 1966-67
Ron Zynel (28-34), 1981-82
Dean Colone, 1984-85

Most Rebounds

389

John Willis, 1973-7 4

Highest Rebound Average
Most Assists

18.4

Bob Herzig, 1963-64

180

Jon Bardsley, 1 980-81
Richard Lloyd, 1961-62

86.7
86.7
86.2
85.4
84.8

Highest Conference Average

25.3

Most Conference Points

404

Richard Lloyd, 1961-62

Most Points by Freshman

443

Mike Wenrich, 1979-80

Career Records

Points Scored

1778*

Jerry Radocha, 1976-77

Average Points Per Game

19.4*

Richard Lloyd, 1958-59

Conference Career Points

1144*

Richard Lloyd, 1958-62

Conference Average

19.4*

Richard Lloyd, 1958-62

Field Goals Attempted

1408*

Jerry Radocha, 1973-77

692*

Jerry Radocha, 1973-77

Field Goals Scored

22

Field Goal Percentage

54.4

John Willis, 1971-74

Free Throws Attempted

497•

Jerry Radocha, 1973-77

Free Throws Made

354•

Jerry Radocha, 1973-77

Free Throw Percentage

80.8

Mike Ognosky, 1972-75

Rebounds

1041•

Robert Herzig, 1961-65

Average Rebounds Per Game

14_5•
(66)

Norm Shutovich, 195 7-61

Consecutive Games Started

12,.

Barry Francisco, 1980-84

Games Played

124•

Barry Francisco, 1980-84

Assists

559•

Jon Bardsley, 1978-62

(• - 4 Year Record)

Les Alston turns the comer looking for ;m opening.

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- - - Nelson Fieldhouse - - "Home of The Huskies"

The Nelson Fieldhouse, located on Bloomsburg University's
upper campus, serves as home for most of BU's athletic events.
The facility has all the necessary ingredients as it holds a 3000
seat arena for all home wrestling and basketball games, an indoor
track, two tennis courts, an olympic size swimming pool, and
two handball/racquetball courts. The building has classroom and
-oftic<> space for use by the health/physical education and athletic
staff~ Nelson also houses the wrestling practice room, which
is a fi,ily padded area located on the second floor. A totally
equipp'ed Nautilus weight room adds to the strength and conditioning areas of the program, and Nelson also offers a training
room staffed by a full-time physical therapist and no less than
six student assistants. Also an equipment manager handles the
needs of most of Bloomsburg's 18 varsity athletic teams.

Head Trainer
Art Hopkins
Art is in his third year as the Head
Trainer at Bloomsburg. He is a licensed Physical Therapist (LPT)
and received his certificate from
Hahneman Hospital in Philadelphia
and his undergraduate degree at
East Stroudsburg.

Equipment Manager
Ron Morgan
Mr. Ron Morgan has served as
Bloomsburg's equipment manager
for the past twelve years. Ron is
located in the Nelson Fieldhouse
and handles most of the equipment
needs of BU's 18 varsity programs.

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BU AREA MEDIA OUTLETS -

The purpose of this guide is to provide members of the media with
necessary information concerning Bloomsburg basketball. Members of
the media are always welcome on the Bloomsburg University campus.
It would be appreciated if those who plan to cover any of the Huskies'
home or away contests would contact the sports information office so
that we can make every effort to accommodate your needs and requests.
Newspapers

Press-Enterprise
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Daily Item
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Radio and Television

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Sports Editor
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1985-86 Schedule
November 22-23 at Gettysburg Lions Club Invitational Gettysburg, PA
(Mt. St. Mary's, Juniata, Gettysburg)
26 at Cheyney
December

2 SUSQUEHANNA

7:30 p.m.

4 SHIPPENSBURG

8:00 p.m.

7 at Kutztown

8:00 p.m.

14 at Mansfield

8:00 p.m.

20-21

January

8:00 p.m.

at Scranton Tournament
(Muhlenberg, Kean, Scranton)

9 at Maryland/Baltimore County
11

Scranton, PA

7:15 p.m.

at Lock Haven

3:00 p.m.

13 Ml LLERSVI LLE

7:30 p.m.

18 QUEEN'S

7:30 p.m.

20 at C. W. Post

7:30 p.m.

22 at East Stroudsburg

8:00 p.m.

WEST CHESTER

8:00 p.m.

CHEYNEY

8:00 p.m.

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February

3 at Philadelphia Textile

7:30 p.m.

5 at Shippensburg

8:00 p.m.

8 KUTZTOWN

8:00 p.m.

10 YORK (PA)

7:30 p.m.

12 at Millersville

8:00 p.m.

15 MANSFIELD

8:00 p.m.

17

KING'S ( PA)

8:00 p.m.

19

EAST STROUDSBURG

8:00 p.m.

22 at West Chester

3:00 p.m.