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Keith Armson
Played in 116 games from 1989-93...scored 1,479 points to rank 10th all-time...averaged 12.8 points per game...all-time blocked shot leader with 432...holds the top four single-season blocked shot marks, setting a school record with 116 in 1990-91...only player in school history to record 100 or more blocked shots in a season...ranked 6th all-time with a 55.1% field goal percentage...10th all-time in rebounds with 771...led team in scoring in 1990-91 (14.4 points per game)...led team in rebounding 191-92 (6.5 per game)...still holds NAIA national record for career blocked shots.
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Gilbert D'Alonzo
Played from 1966-70...1,321 points scored...averaged 15.9 points per game...all-time leader in rebounding average (11.5 per game)...third all-time leading rebounder (953)...holds single season rebound average record (13.6 per game)...career 45.3% field goal shooting percentage...led team in rebounding all four seasons played...fifth-highest single season rebound total in school history (272)...recorded 10 or more rebounds 55 of his 83 career games played.
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John Flanagan
A four-year starter from 1972-77...1,518 points scored (9th all-time)...averaged 15.3 points per game (10th all-time)...307 career assists (7th all-time)...led team in scoring and free throw percentage in 1972-73 and 1974-75...led team in free throw percentage in 1975-76...PCPS was 73-30 (70.8%) during the four years he was a member of the varsity squad...scored 10 or more points in 76 of his 99 career games played...NAIA All- District 19 Team his senior year.
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Jeff Gubernick
Four year starter from 1969-74, playing in 72 games...scored 800 points...averaged 11.1 points per game...career 78% free throw shooter...125 career assists...led team in free throw percentage (78.1%) and assists (47) in 1973-74...Coach Bobby Morgan's first blue chip recruit at the institution...first in a long line of point guards who were the foundation of the program during Morgan???s era.
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Jack Kelly
Played in 98 games from 1981-86...scored 1,011 points...averaged 10.3 points per game...fourth-best career free throw percentage in school history (80.1%)...11th all-time in free throws made with 339...recorded second-best single-season free throw mark in school history in 85-86 (85%)...234 career rebounds...205 career assists....PCPS was 77-36 (68.1%) during his four years as a member of the varsity squad...named to NAIA All-District 19 Team as a senior.
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George Kinsler
Four-year starter who played in 115 games from 1983-88...scored 1,449 points to rank 11th all-time...averaged 12.6 points per game...ranked 10th all-time with 584 field goals made...ranked 10th all-time with 302 career assists...career 49.4% field goal percentage...475 career rebounds...led team in field goal percentage 1984-85 (54.7%)...PCPS was 87-31 (73.7%) in his four years as a member of the varsity squad??? named to NAIA All-District 19 Team as a senior.
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Tom Malseed
Played from 1961-65...scored 1,678 points (6th all-time)...at conclusion of career was then the Devils all-time leading scorer...all-time scoring average leader with 23.0 points per game...647 career field goals made (6th all-time)...384 free throws made (9th all-time)....first player in school history to score 500 points in a season (557 in 1964-65)...career 73.6% free throw percentage...led team in scoring all four seasons played...led team in rebounding in 1963-64 and in 1964-65...was also a four-year starter on the baseball team...named to the Philadelphia Area All-Small College Team twice.
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Ed Miller
A four-year starter who played in 69 games from 1968-72...scored 887 points...averaged 12.9 points per game...ranked sixth all-time in free throw percentage (79.0%)...245 career free throws made...308 career rebounds...90 career assists...led team in scoring 1971-72 (18.2 points per game)...led team in free throw percentage in 1968-69, 1969-70, and 1971-72.
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Joe Miller
Played in 119 games from 1991-95...fifth all-time leading scorer in school history with 1,773 points... averaged 14.9 points per game...second all-time in three-point field goals made with 253...holds single-season record with 97 three-point field goals made in 1994-95...ranked fifth all-time with 649 field goals made...career 77.9% free throw percentage...recorded fourth-highest point total in a single season with 637 in 1994-95...led team in scoring 1993-94 and 1994-95...led team in free throw percentage 1992-93, 1993-94, and 1994-95...named to NAIA All-District 19 Team as a junior and senior.
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Jeff Misenko
Played from 1987-91...third all-time leading scorer with 1,911 points...second all-time leading rebounder with 984...holds career mark for field goal percentage, shooting 58.2%...ranked third all-time with 763 field goals...averaged 16.2 points per game (7th all-time)...362 free throws made (10th all-time)...career 77.4% free throw percentage...led team in rebounding all four seasons played...led team in scoring and field goal percentage in three of four seasons played...named to NAIA All-District 19 Team as a junior and senior.
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Shannon Overton
Four-year starter from 1994-98...all-time leading scorer with 2,195 points...all-time leader in steals with 374...second all-time in assists with 576...averaged 18.8 points per game (3rd all-time)...second all-time in field goals made with 771...third all-time in free throws made with 488...ranked fourth all-time with 165 three point field goals made...holds single season mark for steals with 125...663 points scored in 97-98 is second best mark in school history...led team in scoring 1996-97 and 1997-98...led team in assists and steal all four seasons played...NAIA Second Team All-American in 1997-98... PCPS was 93-24 (79.5%) during his four years as a member of the varsity squad...named to Philadelphia Area All-Small College Team.
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Meade Palmer
Played in 103 games from 1977-81...scored 1051 points...averaged 10.2 points per game...191 career assists...career 77.6% free throw percentage...367 career rebounds...career 44.6% field goal percentage... led team in assists 1979-80 (76)...PCPS was 72-34 (67.9%) in his four years as a member of the varsity squad...also was a four-year starter as a pitcher/first baseman on the PCPS baseball team.
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John Poole
Played in 74 games from 1950-54...scored 1,093 career points...first 1,000 point scorer in school history...averaged 14.8 points per game, ranking 12th all-time...has fifth-highest single season free throw percentage in school history in 1952-53 (83.7%)...229 career free throws made.
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John Rush
Four-year starter from 1976-81, playing in 96 games...1,319 points scored...averaged 13.7 points per game...led team in scoring 1979-80 and 1980-81...led team in free throw percentage in 1976-77 (69.4%)...led team in rebounding in 1979-80...one of the University???s most versatile athletes who was also a four-year starter in baseball and participated on the varsity golf team.
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Joe Smart
Played in 103 games from 1980-85...scored 1,210 points...averaged 11.7 points per game...ranked 6th all-time in rebounds with 785...6th best career rebounding average (7.6 per game)...tied for 8th all-time in assists with 305...career 47.4% field goal percentage...lead team in scoring 1981-82 (12.8 points per game)...led team in rebounding in 1980-81, 1982-83, and 1984-85...named to NAIA All-District 19 team as a senior.
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Mark Tacelosky
Played from 1992-96...second all-time leading scorer with 2,153 points...all-time leader in field goals with 870...averaged 18.2 points per game (5th all-time)...57.4% career field goal percentage (2nd all-time)...holds single season mark with 670 points scored in 1995-96...led team in scoring in 1992-93 and 1995-96...led team in rebounding all four seasons played...93 career blocked shots (6th all-time)...named to five regular season all-tournament teams during his career...name to NAIA All-District 19 Team in 1995-96, NAIA Second Team All-American in 1995-96, and Philadelphia Area All-Small College Team.
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William Tedor
A four-your starter from 1974-79...1,397 points scored...1,069 rebounds...only men's basketball player in school history to score 1,000 points and have 1,000 rebounds...averaged 13.6 points per game...averaged 10.4 rebounds per game (2nd all-time)...led team in rebounding all four seasons played...career 53.3% field goal shooting percentage...has two of the top four highest single season rebound totals in school history...PCPS was 78-26 (75.0%) in his four years as a member of the varsity squad.
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Mike Tercha
Played in 97 games from 1972-76...scored 1,173 points...averaged 12.1 points per game...518 career field goals made...455 career rebounds...138 career assists...led team in scoring 1973-84 (13.2 points per game)...led team in field goal percentage 1974-75 (47.5%)...described as one of the five best defensive players to play for Coach Bobby Morgan...PCPS was 65-36 (64.3%) in his four years as a member of the varsity squad...named to NAIA All-District 19 team as a senior.
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Bob Walchek (deceased)
Played from 1964-68....was school's all-time leading scorer when he graduated with 1,804 points, which is now 4th on all-time list....all-time leader in free throws made with 530...second-highest scoring average in school history with 22.6 points per game...holds top two single season scoring average marks (32.0 and 26.9 points per game)...639 points in 67-68 is third highest total in school history...holds single season free throw mark with 225 made...led team in scoring in 1966-67 and 1967-68...career 78.1% free throw percentage....won Palumbo Trophy (top scorer amongst Philadelphia colleges) in 1964-65...co-holder of NAIA national record for best free throw percentage in a game (22-22).
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Gene Willard
Four year starter from 2001-05.....started in 100 of 101 games played...scored 1,667 points (7th all-time)...second all-time with 514 free throws made...averaged 16.5 points per game (6th all-time)...sixth best career field goal percentage in school history (54.1%)...9th best career free throw percentage in school history (78.4%)...led team in scoring 2001-02 and 03-04...led team in free throw percentage 2001-02, 02-03 and 03-04...named to Philadelphia Area All-Small College Team in 2004-05.
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