Other defunct conferences

ECAC

Initially created as the Eastern Intercollegiate Conference featuring Bucknell (1934); Carnegie Mellon (then Tech, 1933-39); Georgetown (   1933-39); Penn State ( 1936-39); Pittsburgh (   1933-39); Temple (1933-39); and West Virginia 1933-39).

It was reconstituted as the Central Office for Intercollegiate Athletics in 1939, and took name of ECAC in 1947.

In 1975, Eastern teams, including the Yankee Conference, were divided into four ECAC regions, with a tourney to be held at end of the year to determine the region’s entrant into the NCAA tournament.

Region I (11): Boston College, Providence, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, Boston U, Northeastern, Holy Cross

Region II (8): Canisius, Fairfield, Syracuse, Niagara, Colgate, St. Bonaventure, Army, Buffalo

Region III (10): Manhattan, Rutgers, St. John’s, Seton Hall, Long Island, Fordham, Fairleigh-Dickinson, St. Peter’s, St. Francis-NY, Iona

Region IV (10): Villanova, Georgetown, Pittsburgh, Morgan St, Duquesne, George Washington, St. Francis-PA, W. Virginia, Navy, Penn St

In 1983, Old Dominion leaves for Sun Belt, Towson St joins East Coast

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
32-33	5	Pittsburgh (7-1)	——————-	Doc Carlson
33-34	6	Pittsburgh (8-0)	——————-	Doc Carlson
34-35	5	West Virginia/Pittsburgh (6-2)	*Pittsburgh 35 West Virginia 32	Doc Carlson
35-36	6	Carnegie Mellon/Pittsburgh (7-3)	*Carnegie Mellon 32 Pittsburgh 27	Max Hannum
36-37	6	Temple/Pittsburgh (7-3)	*Pittsburgh 35 Temple 29	Doc Carlson
37-38	6	Temple (9-1)	——————-	James Usilton
38-39	6	Carnegie Mellon/Georgetown (6-4)	No playoff held	x/Elmer Ripley
39-40
40-41
41-42
42-43
43-44
44-45
45-46
46-47
47-48
48-49
49-50
50-51
51-52
52-53
53-54
54-55
55-56
56-57
57-58	D1	Temple		Harry Litwack
58-59	D1	St. Joseph’s/NYU
59-60	D1	St. Bonaventure
60-61	D1	St. Bonaventure
61-62	D1	St. John’s
62-63	D1	Providence
63-64	D1	Villanova
64-65	D1	Princeton
65-66	D1	St. Joseph’s
66-67	D1	Princeton
67-68	D1	Columbia
68-69	D1	Temple/St. John’s
69-70	D1	St. Bonaventure
70-71	D1	Villanova
71-72	D1	Penn
72-73	D1	Providence
73-74	D1	Pittsburgh/Providence
74-75	D1	Syracuse	Syracuse 100 St. Bonaventure 81	Roy Danforth
	D1upNY		———————-	—————-
	D1metNY		Rutgers 78 St. John’s 77	Tom Young
	D1-S		Georgetown 62 West Virginia 61	John Thompson
	D1-NE		Boston College 69 Holy Cross 55	Bob Zuffelato
75-76	D1	Rutgers	Rutgers 70 St. John’s 67
	D1metNY
	D1upNY		Syracuse 77 Niagara 68	Roy Danforth
	D1-S		Georgetown 68 George Washington 63	John Thompson
	D1-NE	Connecticut	Connecticut 87 Providence 73
76-77	D1	Syracuse	Syracuse 67 Old Dominion 64
	D1-S	Old Dominion	——————————–
77-78	D1	Syracuse	St. Bonaventure 70 Syracuse 69 (semi)
	D1-S	Virginia Commonwealth	St. Bonaventure 63 V.C.U. 61 (final)
	D1-NE	Rhode Island	Rhode Island 65 Providence 62
	D1-upNY	St. Bonaventure	St. Bonaventure 63 V.C.U. 61 (final)
	D1Metro	St. John’s	St. John’s 65 Army 63
78-79	D1	Penn	—(Ivy League)—————
	D1-NE		Connecticut 58 Rhode Island 50	Dom Perno
	D1upNY		Georgetown 66 Syracuse 58	John Thompson
	D1nynj7	Rutgers (6-0)	—(Eastern AA)—————–	Tom Young
	D1metNY		Iona 63 Saint John’s 57	Jim Valvano
79-80	D1	Georgetown	—(Big East)——————–	John Thompson
	D1-S		Old Dominion 62 Navy 51	Paul Webb
	D1metNY		Iona 64 Saint Peter’s 56	Jim Valvano
	D1-N	Holy Cross	Holy Cross 81 Boston University 75
80-81	D1	St. Joseph’s	—(East Coast Conf)———-
	D1-S-11	James Madison (20-8)	James Madison 69 Richmond 60
	D1metro	Fordham (19-8)	Long Island 77 Iona 72
	D1-N	Northeastern	Northeastern 81 Holy Cross 79
81-82	S-7	James Madison (10-1)	Old Dominion 58 James Madison 57	Paul Webb
	D1metN	Fairleigh Dickinson (12-3)	——————————
	D1metS	Robert Morris (9-5)	Robert Morris 85 Long Island 84
	D1-N	Northeastern	Northeastern 82 Niagara 59
82-83
83-84
84-85
85-86
86-87
87-88
88-89	D1-NE		Robert Morris
	D1-Natl		Siena

	DIVISION 1 PLAYER OF THE YEAR	COACH OF THE YEAR
68-69	Terrence Driscoll – Boston College/ Calvin Murphy – Niagara
69-70	Bob Lanier – St. Bonaventure
70-71	Kenneth Durrett – La Salle
71-72	David Calhoun – Penn
72-73	Ernie Digregorio – Providence
73-74	D1: Marvin Barnes – Providence
74-75	Rudy Hackett – Syracuse
75-76	Phil Sellers – Rutgers NE: Joey Whelton – Connecticut
76-77	Rich Laurel – Hofstra NE: Chris Potter – Holy Cross
77-78	James Bailey – Rutgers
78-79	Nick Galis – Seton Hall/ James Bailey – Rutgers
79-80	Michael Brooks – La Salle METRO: Jeff Ruland – Iona South: Ronnie Valentine – Old Dominion	South: Frank Szymanski – Baltimore
80-81	Metro NY-NJ: Jamie Ciampaglio – Wagner South: Bob Convey – St. Francis-PA
81-82	South: Linton Townes – James Madison

	SCORING	REBOUNDING
37-38	Don Shields (Temple) 10.8

	BLOCKS
81-82	Mark West – Old Dominion

	SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR	FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
59-60
60-61
61-62
62-63
63-64
64-65	Jimmy Walker – Providence
65-66
66-67	D1: Billy Evans – Boston College D2: Leo Osgood – Northeastern D3: Ed Hoffman – King’s Point
67-68
68-69
69-70
70-71	Ernie Digregorio – Providence
71-72	Ron Brown – Penn State
72-73	Ron Haigler – Penn
73-74	John Engles – Penn
74-75	D1: Gary Winton – Army D2: Harold Driver – Quinnipiac D3: Larry Parker – Plattsburgh
75-76
76-77	NE: Ronnie Perry – Holy Cross
77-78	James Ruland – Iona
78-79	Metro: Robert Cole – Long Island
79-80	South: David Brooks – Navy Metro?: Smith – Marist D3: Chris Jerome – Bowdoin
80-81		Metro NY-NJ: Gary Springer – Iona South: Andy Bolden – George Mason North: Al McClain – New Hampshire
81-82		Carlos Mason – George Mason
82-83

	ALL-CONFERENCE 1ST	2ND
37-38	Meyer Bloom – Temple Don Shields – Temple Ed Boyle – Temple Sol Miehoff – Penn State Ed Spotovitch – Pittsburgh	Howard Black – Temple Gordon Combs – Carnegie Tech Mike Petroskey – Georgetown William Miller – Carnegie Tech Harry Lothes – W. Virginia
38-39
39-40
40-41
41-42
42-43
43-44
44-45
45-46
46-47
47-48
48-49
49-50
50-51
51-52
52-53
53-54
54-55
55-56
56-57
57-58	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Clint Jeffries – Muhlenberg Frank Wickes – Delaware Rudolph Milkey – Columbia Lenny Wilkens – Providence John Cincebox – Syracuse Harold Danzig – Bucknell Guy Rodgers – Temple Don Hennon – Pittsburgh Alan Seiden – St. John’s Gregory Britz – Canisius	COLLEGE DIVISION Richard Kross – American Intl Charles Morrow – Drexel Rudolph Finderson – Brandeis Davis – Kings-Pa. Ed Kazakavich – Scranton Lonny West – Wagner Charles Potyrala – Fairleigh-Dickinson Falk – Hunter John Morano – St. Peter’s Al Byrne – Springfield
58-59
59-60
60-61	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Thomas Stith – St. Bonaventure William Smith – St. Peter’s Ronald Warner – Gettysburg Bruce Drysdale – Temple William O’Connor – Canisius Peter Chudy – Syracuse Joe Steiner – Bucknell Jack Egan – St. Joseph’s Arthur Hicks – Seton Hall Jimmy Huggard – Villanova Douglas Grutchfield – Massachusetts	COLLEGE DIVISION Michael Kwak – Kings-Pa. Brandes – Upsala Thomas Pearsall – Albright Foley – Scranton Richard Kosman – Moravian Robert Baron – Franklin-Marshall Michael Berger – Rochester Bob Brown – Fairleigh-Dickinson Samuel Grossman – Yeshiva Robert Mahland – Williams
61-62	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Jack Foley – Holy Cross Nate Cloud – Delaware James Hooley – Boston College William O’Connor – Canisius James Hadnot – Providence Leroy Ellis – St. John’s Ron Warner – Gettysburg Nick Werkman – Seton Hall Robert McAteer – La Salle Bruce Drysdale – Temple	COLLEGE DIVISION Robert Brandes – Upsala Richard Kosman – Moravian Mahland – Williams Michael Berger – Rochester Daniel Morello – Bridgeport Robert Nugent – Kings-Pa. Robert Hutter – Fairfield Clark Mosier – Susquehanna Richard Swartz – Hofstra Santos – Union-NY
62-63	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Barry Kramer – NYU Bill Bradley – Princeton Nick Werkman – Seton Hall William O’Connor – Canisius Gerry Ward – Boston College Fred Crawford – St. Bonaventure James Barry – Georgetown Jim Lynam – St. Joseph’s Vincent Ernst – Providence Wallace Jones – Villanova
63-64	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Fred Crawford – St. Bonaventure Nick Werkman – Seton Hall Rick Kaminsky – Yale Toby Kimball – Connecticut Mike Silliman – Army Sandy Williams – St. Francis-Pa. Bill Bradley – Princeton John Thompson – Providence Jim Williams – Temple John Austin – Boston College Wally Jones – Villanova Steve Courtin – St. Joseph’s Randy Cross – Boston U. Tom Lyons – Delaware ECAC ALL-EAST Merle McClung – Harvard Tony Gennari – Canisius John Thompson – Providence John Austin – Boston College David Bing – Syracuse	College division Richie Tarrant – St. Michael’s Tom Hamm – King’s-Pa. Ed Johnson – Long Island Doug Endres – Rider Al Jonson – St. Lawrence Mike Branch – Fairfield Hosie Gulker – Adelphi Toby Lustig – Union Bill Witaconis – Scranton Steve Nisenson – Hofstra Ken Stone – Colby Denny Robison – Moravian John Malvey – Northeastern Dave Bleau – Cortland Frank Townsend – C.W. Post
64-65	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Bill Bradley – Princeton Lawrence Lembo – Manhattan Larry Hathaway – Bucknell Warren Isaac – Iona Jim Washington – Villanova Toby Kimball – Connecticut John Austin – Boston College Bob Weiss – Penn State David Bing – Syracuse William Oakes – St. Joseph’s	COLLEGE DIVISION Steven Nisenson – Hofstra Joseph Facciolli – New Paltz Edward Mandell – Alfred Thomas Hamm – King’s-PA Rich Tarrant – St. Michael’s (VT) Alan Jonsen – St. Lawrence John Mulvey – Siena Richard Crossett – Albany St (NY) Dave Coolidge – Williams Garrett DeYulia – LeMoyne (NY)
65-66	UNIVERSITY DIVISION Dave Bing – Syracuse James Walker – Providence Keith Sedlacek – Harvard Stanley Pawlak – Penn David Brown – Lafayette Carver Clinton – Penn State Cliff Anderson – St. Joseph’s John Rodgers – Bucknell Sonny Dove – St. Johns Willie Wolters – Boston College James Williams – Temple Bill Melchionni – Villanova Hubert Marshall – La Salle Robert Lloyd – Rutgers Malcolm Graham – NYU	COLLEGE DIVISION Richard Falkenbush – St. Michael’s (VT) Cleve Smith – Philadelphia Textile Frank Stronczek – American Int’l Everett Jenkins – Scranton Gary Palladino – Hartford Bill Kudrick – Albright William O’Dowd – Bridgeport Albie Grant – Long Island A.F. Sparks – Hobart James Belfiori – Trinity (Conn)
66-67	Division I James Walker – Providence Lloyd Dove – St. John’s Wesley Bialosuknia – Connecticut Cliff Anderson – St. Joseph’s Mal Graham – NYU Charles Brookins – Temple William Langheld – Fordham Vaughn Harper – Syracuse Peter O’Dea – St. Peter’s Robert Lloyd – Rutgers Billy Evans – Boston College	Division II Richard Falkenbush – St. Michael’s Rhett Jenkins – Scranton Jay Healy – Williams Frank Stronzek – American International Arthur Beatty – American Billy Kudrick – Albright Gary Palladino – Hartford Paul Zajac – C. Connecticut Barry Leibowitz – Long Island Leo Osgood – Northeastern
67-68
68-69	Division I Edward Driscoll – Boston College Calvin Murphy – Niagara Jim McMillian – Columbia Edward Siudut – Holy Cross Bob Lanier – St. Bonaventure James Hayes – Boston U Elnardo Webster – St. Peter’s Lawrence Cannon – La Salle Geoff Petrie – Princeton John Warren – St. John’s	Division II Rich Margison – Albany St (NY) Gary Baum – Bridgeport Wandy Williams – Hofstra John Scholl – Albright Greg Albano – Ithaca Ken Gwozdz – Hartford Benoit – C. Connecticut Greg Hill – American International Steve Jackson – Delaware Greg Gettle – Gettysburg
69-70	Division I Bob Lanier – St. Bonaventure Jim McMillian – Columbia Jimmy Hayes – Boston U Calvin Murphy – Niagara Howard Porter – Villanova Geoff Petrie – Princeton Julius Erving – Massachusetts Corky Calhoun – Penn Kenneth Durrett – La Salle Bill Paultz – St. John’s Jim O’Brien – Boston College	Division 2 Robert Fortune – Lehigh Ray Hodge – Wagner Bill Reaves – C. Connecticut Randolph Smith – Buffalo St David Bell – Hofstra Greg Hill – American Intl Denis Clark – Springfield Ken Helfond – Delaware Frank Martiniuk – Vermont Eugene Mumford – Scranton Tracy Tripucka – Lafayette
70-71	Division I Jim O’Brien – Boston College Julius Erving – Massachusetts Ernie DiGregorio – Providence Brian Mahoney – Manhattan William Smith – Syracuse Rusty Tyler – Brown Dave Wohl – Penn Charles Yelverton – Fordham Ken Durrett – La Salle Howard Porter – Villanova
71-72	Division I Arnold Berman – Brown Corky Calhoun – Penn Kenneth Charles – Fordham Ernie Digregorio – Providence Gregory Kohls – Syracuse Bob Morse – Penn Wil Robinson – W. Virginia Brian Taylor – Princeton Tracy Tripucka – Lafayette Kermit Washington – American
72-73	Division I Mike Bantom – St. Joseph’s Marvin Barnes – Providence Ken Charles – Fordham Ernie DiGregorio – Providence Dennis DuVal – Syracuse Phil Hankinson – Penn Bill Knight – Pittsburgh Ted Manakas – Princeton Billy Schaeffer – St. John’s Kermit Washington – American Ron Haigler – Penn
73-74
74-75	Division I Darryl Brown – Furman Bob Carrington – Boston College Rudy Hackett – Syracuse Ron Haigler – Penn Jim Lee – Syracuse Rob Rozyczko – St. Bonaventure Phil Sellers – Rutgers Mickey Steurer – Princeton Pat Tallent – George Washington Bill Taylor – La Salle Mel Utley – St. John’s Charlie Wise – La Salle
75-76	Phil Sellers – Rutgers Mike Dabney – Rutgers George Johnson – St. Johns Glenn Mosley – Seton Hall Bob Fazio – St. Peter’s Essie Hollis – St. Bonaventure Andy Walker – Niagara Joe Hassett – Providence Armond Hill – Princeton Norm Nixon – Duquesne
76-77	Division I Rich Laurel – Hofstra Glen Mosley – Seton Hall Joe Hassett – Providence Gary Winton – Army Glen Williams – St. John’s Tony Hanson – Connecticut Ron Perry – Holy Cross Norm Nixon – Duquesne Frank Sowinski – Princeton Essie Hollis – St. Bonaventure
77-78	Division I James Bailey – Rutgers Gary Winton – Army Michael Brooks – La Salle Keith Herron – Villanova George Johnson – St. John’s Kevan McDonald – Penn Chris Potter – Holy Cross Joe DeSantis – Fairfield Glenn Hagan – St. Bonaventure Derrick Jackson – Georgetown Dwight Williams – Providence
78-79	Division I James Bailey – Rutgers Michael Brooks – La Salle Joe DeSantis – Fairfield Jeff Ruland – Iona Roosevelt Bouie – Syracuse Tony Price – Penn Nick Galis – Seton Hall John Duren – Georgetown Sly Williams – Rhode Island Ron Perry – Holy Cross
79-80	ECAC-METRO Jeff Ruland – Iona Glenn Vickers – Iona Kevin Hamilton – Iona Howard Thompkins – Wagner Jim Brandon – St. Peter’s	SOUTH Andre Gaddy – George Mason Steve Stielper – James Madison Ronnie Valentine – Old Dominion Mike Perry – Richmond Joe Schoen – St. Francis-Pa.
80-81	ECAC-METRO Gary Springer – Iona Riley Clarida – Long Island Howard Thompkins – Wagner Ken Webb – Fairleigh Dickinson David Maxwell – Fordham Jamie Ciampaglio – Wagner	SOUTH Ronnie McAdoo – Old Dominion Michael Perry – Richmond Lintown Townes – James Madison Bob Convey – St. Francis John Schweitz – Richmond Mike Strayhorn – William & Mary
81-82	ECAC SOUTH Carlos Yates – George Mason Linton Townes – James Madison John Schweitz – Richmond Mark West – Old Dominion Dan Ruland – James Madison 2nd Michael Strayhorn – William & Mary   ECAC Michael Phillips – Niagara James Speaks – Niagara

	ALL-TOURNEY (*denotes MVP)
74-75		75-76	METRO NY *Hollis Copeland – Rutgers
76-77	METRO NY *George Johnson – St. John’s	77-78
78-79		79-80	SOUTH *Mark West – Old Dominion
80-81	SOUTH: *Charles Fisher – James Madison	81-82	SOUTH *Mark West – Old Dominion

MIDDLE THREE

A three-team league featuring Lafayette, Lehigh and Rutgers.

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
42-43	3	Rutgers (3-1)	——————-	Frank Hill
44-48		none	——————-
48-49	3	Rutgers/Lafayette (3-1)	——————-	Donald White/William Anderson
49-50	3	Rutgers/Lafayette (3-1)	——————-	Donald White/Raymond Stanley
50-51	3	Rutgers (3-1)	——————-	Donald White
51-52	3	Lafayette (3-0)	——————-	Butch Van Breda Kolf

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE

        A five-team league featuring Pacific; San Francisco; San Jose State; Santa Clara and St. Mary’s-CAL.

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
37-38	5	Santa Clara/San Jose St (6-2)	——————	George Barsi/Wilbur Hubbard
38-39	5	Santa Clara (7-1)	——————	George Barsi

TRI-STATE

Membership included Adelphi, Bridgeport, Brooklyn, C.C.N.Y., C.W. Post, Fairfield, Fairleigh Dickinson, Hofstra, Hunter, King’s Point, Long Island, Rider, Wagner and Yeshiva (years in which was involved is unclear).

In 1965, the members are:  Long Island, Wagner, Adelphi, Rider, Hofstra, CCNY, FDU and Bridgeport. In 1966, C.W. Post is a participant.

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
48-49
49-50
50-51
51-52
52-53	10	Duquesne (6-0)		Donald Moore
53-54	10	Duquesne (7-0)		Donald Moore
54-55
55-56
56-57	8	Fairleigh-Dickinson (4-1)		Richard Holub
57-58	9	Adelphi (8-0)	———————————	George Faherty
58-59	9	*Adelphi/FDU (7-1)	Adelphi 79 Fairleigh Dickinson 67	George Faherty/Dick Holub
59-60	9	*Fairfield/Bridgeport (8-1)	Fairfield d’d Bridgeport	George Bisacca
60-61	10	Fairfield (9-0)		George Bisacca
61-62	10	Fairfield (9-0)		George Bisacca
62-63	10	Fairleigh-Dickinson (9-1)		Richard Holub
63-64	10	Adelphi (8-1)		George Faherty
64-65	8	*Long Island/Wagner (6-1)	Long Island d’d Wagner	Roy Rubin
65-66	9	Long Island (7-1)		Roy Rubin
66-67	7	Long Island (6-0)		Roy Rubin

	SCORING	REBOUNDS PER GAME
56-57	Harry Peters (Bridgeport) 26.3
57-58	Nicholas Gaetani (Brooklyn) 25.6
58-59
59-60
60-61	Daniel Morello (Bridgeport) 23.4
61-62	Daniel Morello (Bridgeport) 24.6
62-63
63-64	Edward Johnson (Long Island) 24.0
64-65	Steven Nisenson (Hofstra) 31.0
65-66	Michael Tilley (Hofstra) 26.2
66-67	Robert Rennie (Fairleigh Dickinson) 21.2

	ALL-CONFERENCE 1st	2nd
48-49	Fred Schaus – W. Virginia George Karmarkovich – Waynesburg Charley Cooper – Duquesne Samuel David – Pittsburgh Steve Gergeley – Youngstown
49-50
50-51
51-52
52-53	Richard Ricketts – Duquesne Maurice Stokes – St. Francis-Pa. James Sottile – W. Virginia Al Bailey – Duquesne Peter Kinkead – Geneva
53-54
54-55
55-56
56-57	Harry Peters – Bridgeport Irwin Blumenreich – Yeshiva Ed Milan – Hunter Donald Margolin – Fairleigh-Dickinson Tagatax – Fairfield
57-58	John Madden – Rider Nicholas Gaetani – Brooklyn Charles Potyrala – Fairleigh-Dickinson Falk – Hunter Bob Popko – Adelphi
58-59
59-60	Artie Crawford – Fairfield Al Hernandez – Long Island
60-61	Bob Brown – Fairleigh-Dickinson Alan Hernandez – Long Island Charles Rosen – Hunter Bobby Jenkins – Fairfield Daniel Morello – Bridgeport
61-62	Tom Fox – Fairleigh Dickinson Robert Hutter – Fairfield Thomas Nilsen – CCNY Robert Jenkins – Fairfield Daniel Morello – Bridgeport
62-63	Brendan Barba – Fairleigh Dickinson Jack Cryan – Rider	Steve Mallis – Adelphi
63-64	Edward Johnson – Long Island Howard Gulker – Adelphi Michael Branch – Fairfield Louis Ravettine – Fairleigh Dickinson Patrick Burke – Fairfield
64-65	Henry Pedro – Wagner Steven Niesenson – Hofstra Albert Grant – Long Island Jack Cryan – Rider Steve Mallis – Adelphi
65-66	Albie Grant – Long Island Michael Tilley – Hofstra Jack Cryan – Rider Barry Liebowitz – Long Island Larry Newbold – Long Island
66-67	Larry Newbold – Long Island Mike Pearl – CCNY Reggie Foster – Fairleigh Dickinson Barry Leibowitz – Long Island Steven Sherman – Adelphi

UNITED BASKETBALL CONFERENCE

A one-year informal association among six independent schools: New Jersey Tech; IUP-Fort Wayne; North Dakota State; South Dakota State; Texas-Pan American; and Utah Valley State.

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
06-07	6	Utah Valley State (9-1)	—————-	Dick Hunsaker

	PLAYER OF THE YEAR	COACH OF THE YEAR
06-07	Andre Smith – North Dakota State	Tim Miles – North Dakota State

	NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
06-07	Brian Burrell – Texas-Pan American

	ALL-CONFERENCE 1st	2nd
06-07	Brian Burrell – Texas-Pan American Andre Smith – North Dakota State Ryan Toolson – Utah Valley State Brett Winkelman – North Dakota State Ben Woodside – North Dakota State	David Heck – Utah Valley State Colin Lien – Texas-Pan American Mike Nelson – North Dakota State DeWitt Scott – IUP-Fort Wayne Kai Williams – South Dakota State

VIRGINIA CONFERENCE

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
44-45		Virginia		Gus Tebell
45-46	6	Virginia Tech		George Proctor
46-47	5	Virginia		Gus Tebell
47-48	6	Virginia Tech		Laird
48-49	6	William & Mary (7-2)		Barney Wilson
49-50
50-51
51-52	6	William & Mary (9-1)		Lee Hooker
52-53	6	Richmond (10-0)		H. Lester Hooker
53-54	6	Richmond (10-0)		H. Lester Hooker
54-55	6	Richmond (7-2)		H. Lester Hooker
55-56	5	William & Mary		Boydson Baird
56-57	6	Virginia Tech		Chuck Noe
57-58	6	Richmond (7-2)		H. Lester Hooker
58-59	6	Virginia Tech (7-2)		Chuck Noe
59-60
60-61	5	William & Mary (6-1)		Bill Chambers
61-62	5	Virginia Tech (7-0)		Chuck Noe
62-63	5	Virginia Tech (7-1)		Bill Matthews
63-64
64-65
65-66
66-67
67-68
68-69
69-70	5	Virginia		William Gibson

	SCORING	REBOUNDING
44-45
45-46	Balas (Hampden-Sydney)
46-47
47-48
48-49
49-50
50-51
51-52
52-53	William Chambers (William & Mary) 24.6
53-54	Richard Wilkinson (Virginia) 29.5
54-55	Richard Wilkinson (Virginia) 33.2
55-56
56-57	Lee Marshall (Washington & Lee) 19.8
57-58	Dom Flora (Washington & Lee) 27.4
58-59
59-60
60-61	Jeff Cohen (William & Mary) 28.4
61-62	bucky keller (virginia tech) 21.7
62-63	Howard Pardue (Virginia Tech) 19.9

	ALL-CONFERENCE 1st	2nd
44-45	Freddie Gantt – Richmond George Hering – Hampden-Sydney Cliff Schroeder – Virginia Harry Bushkar – Virginia Tech Bill Pickett – Virginia	Bob Houff – Bridgewater Stan Madgziak – William & Mary Ray Heinisch – Emory & Henry Bill MacBratney – Virginia John Morgan – Hampden-Sydney
45-46	Freddie Gantt – Richmond Stan Magdziak – William & Mary Bill Balas – Hampden-Sydney Tony DiServio – Richmond Chuck Noe – Virginia Harry Bushkar – Virginia Tech
46-47	Harry Harner – Washington & Lee Reggie Crockett – Washington & Lee Chet Giermak – William & Mary Louis Miller – Richmond Chuck Noe – Virginia	Joe Ruddell – Virginia Tech William Balas – Hampden-Sydney Don Hillock – Washington & Lee Jack Chambers – Virginia Tech Ambrose Vulgan – Hampden-Sydney
47-48
48-49	Bill Balas – Hampden-Sydney Chet Giermak – William & Mary Dick Sayre – Virginia Tech Joe Noertker – Virginia Jay Handlan – Washington & Lee	Charlie Sokol – William & Mary Jere Bunting – William & Mary Ed McMillan – William & Mary Elmo Stephenson –Richmond Bob Goldsmith – Washington & Lee
49-50
50-51
51-52	Jay Handlan – Washington & Lee Victor Mohl – Virginia William Chambers – William & Mary Joe Agee – William & Mary John Cantrell – Virginia Tech
52-53	Richard Wilkinson – Virginia Walt Lysaght – Richmond William Chambers – William & Mary Edmund Harrison – Richmond Warren Mills – Richmond
53-54	Richard Wilkinson – Virginia John Mahoney – William & Mary Ken Daniel – Richmond Warren Mills – Richmond Edmund Harrison – Richmond
54-55	John Mahoney – William & Mary Richard Wilkinson – Virginia Lee Marshall – Washington & Lee Warren Mills – Richmond Edmund Harrison – Richmond
55-56		Richard Savage – William & Mary
56-57	Lee Marshall – Washington & Lee Dom Flora – Washington & Lee Terry Penn – Virginia Tech Clayton Coates – Virginia Tech Warren Mitchell – Richmond
57-58	Roy Lange – William & Mary Roy Peschel – Richmond Herbert Busch – Virginia Robert Ayersman – Virginia Tech Dom Flora – Washington & Lee
58-59
59-60
60-61	Norman Halberstadt – VMI Jeff Cohen – William & Mary Chris Smith – Virginia Tech Bucky Keller – Virginia Tech Tony Laquintano – Virginia
61-62	Bucky Keller – Virginia Tech Howard Pardue – Virginia Tech Tony Laquintano – Virginia Norman Halberstadt – VMI Danny Higgins – Richmond
62-63	Howard Pardue – Virginia Tech William Blair – VMI Eugene Engel – Virginia Lee Melear – Virginia Tech Roger Bergey – William & Mary
63-64
64-65
65-66
66-67
67-68
68-69
69-70	Chip Case – Virginia Bill Gerry – Virginia Scott McCandlish – Virginia Bob Sherwood – William & Mary Kenny Foster – Richmond
70-71	Bill Gerry – Virginia Scott McCandlish – Virginia Barry Parkhill – Virginia Lloyd King – Virginia Tech Allan Bristow – Virginia Tech

WESTERN NEW YORK LITTLE THREE

A three-team league featuring Canisius, Niagara and St. Bonaventure.

YEAR	NO	REGULAR SEASON	POSTSEASON	COACH
46-47	3	Canisius (3-0)	——————	Earl Brown
47-48	3	Niagara (3-1)	——————	Taps Gallagher
48-49	3	Niagara (3-1)	——————	Taps Gallagher
49-50	3	Canisius/ Niagara/ St Bonaventure (2-2)	——————	Joseph Niland/ Taps Gallagher/ Edward Melvin
50-51	3	St. Bonaventure (3-1)	——————	Edward Melvin
51-52	3	Canisius/ St. Bonaventure (3-1)	——————	Joseph Niland/ Edward Melvin
52-53	3	Niagara (4-0)	——————	Taps Gallagher
53-54	3	Niagara (3-1)	——————	Taps Gallagher
54-55	3	Niagara (3-1)	——————	Taps Gallagher
55-56	3	Canisius (4-0)	——————	Joseph Curran
56-57	3	Canisius/ St. Bonaventure (3-1)	——————	Joseph Curran/ Edward Donovan
57-58	3	St. Bonaventure (4-0)	——————	Edward Donovan