Pennsylvania Quakers Mens Basketball News

 
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Crimson Turns in Historic Year
Harvard Crimson
The 2011-12 Harvard men's basketball season ended in historic fashion. For the first time since 1946, the Crimson reached the NCAA tournament. But Harvard's tournament berth was not the only historic moment that occurred this past year.

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West Chester wins Div. II regional baseball title
Philadelphia Inquirer
GOLF: Penn's men's team finished 13th in the NCAA regional at Bowling Green, Ky. The Quakers shot 926 for the three-day tournament. Chattanooga won the regional with a score of 859 (five under par) at the Club at Old Stone.

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UConn Assistant in Mix for Brown Job
NBC Connecticut (blog)
By Ryan Wilson LEXINGTON, KY - MARCH 15: Head Coach Glen Miller of the Pennsylvania Quakers reacts during their game against the Texas A&M Aggies in round one of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at Rupp Arena on March 15, 2007 in Lexington, ...


 
HALL OF FAME CLASS VIII: Joseph B. Sturgis, Sr, C'56 L'59
Penn Athletics
Already a member of the Philadelphia Big 5 Hall of Fame, tonight Joe Sturgis takes his rightful place in the Penn Athletics Hall of Fame. It is an honor long overdue. Any qualms with this selection? Take a look at the Penn men's basketball record book.

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Report: Mike Martin Will Be Next Brown Coach
GoLocalProv
Jon Rothstein from CBSsports.com tweeted Wednesday that, "Penn assistant Mike Martin will be the next head coach at Brown." The University has made no official announcement and efforts by GoLocalProv.com to reach both Martin and new Brown athletic ...

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Former Coach, Athletes to Join River Dell Hall of Fame
Patch.com
This year's group will honor athletes from 1965 to 1997 ranging across 10 sports while former head boys basketball coach Brian Long joins the ranks. The Assistant Principal at the Regional High School, Long recently stepped down as head basketball ...

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America's Forgotten First Black Gold Medalist
The Post Game (blog)
He made his name running for two amateur outfits; the dominant Irish American Athletic Club (IAAC) out of Queens, New York, and the University of Pennsylvania, whose nickname, the Quakers, seems to have fit Taylor's personality well.