MBB: NESCAC

[Red1]

From the Bates Men's Basketball Record book:

Game:

Points:  48. Matt Garvey 1997
Rebounds:  37 Jim Sutherland 1961
Field Goals:  19 Glen Bacheller 1974
Field Goal % (min 10 shots attempted): 1.000 Buddy Schultz (11-11) 1980
3-pt. FG:  10 Matt Garvey 1996
FT:  21 Matt Garvey 1997 (same game as the 48 total)
Consecutive free throws:  17 Mark Shulkin 1968
FT% (min 15 attempts):  1.000 Matt Garvey 1997, Mark Shulkin 1968
Assists:  15 Darrell Akins 1990
Steals:  7, Alex Johnson 1984, Darrell Akins 1991, and Keith Ferdinando 1991
Blocks:  6 Dave Laravee 1986

Season:

Points:  567 Matt Garvey 1996-97
Rebounds:  418 Jim Sutherland 1961
Field Goals:  204 Dave Kennedy 1983-84
FG% (min 100 att.):  .664 Jake Murray 1991-92
3pt FG:  98 Matt Garvey 1994-95
FT:  144 Erik Bertelsen  1969-70, Matt Garvey 1996-97
Consecutive FT:  35 Adam Piandes 1993-94
Assists:  200 Adam Piandes 1993-94
Steals:  70 Darrell Akins 1991-92
Blocks:  46 Dave Larivee 1986-87

Career

Points:  Matt Garvey 1921 1993-1997
Rebounds:  1002 Jim Sutherland 1957-1961
FG:  662 Dave Kennedy 1982-1986
3pt FG:  361 Matt Garvey 1993-1997 (note:  the last time this record book was updated this was 3rd all time in NCAA DIII)
FT:  396 Matt Garvey 1993-1997
Assists:  498 Herb Taylor 1980-1984
Steals:  201 (and counting) Zack Ray 2003-2007
Blocks:  127 Dave Laravee 1984-1988

Top 10 all time career Bates scorers:

1.  Matt Garvey '97 1921
2.  Dave Kennedy ''86 1600
3.  Alex Wilson '02 1523
4.  Howie Alexander '68 1488
5.  Sean McDonagh '92 1484
6.  Ed Walker '02 1409
7.  Adam Piandes '96 1342
8.  Rob Stockwell '07 1266 (and counting)
9.  Dave Weaver '89 1224
10.  Brian Gerrity 05 1209

For more records see:  http://www.bates.edu/x25700.xml
For more 1000 point scorers for Bates see:  http://www.bates.edu/x27203.xml

Cheers,
Red1 

[ajsnc13]

I will do the Bowdoin records and possibly the Colby records:

Single Game
Points -  Bill Fraser 1953-54 44,  Bo McFarland 1968-69 42
Three Pointers- Chad Rowley 1997 8
Free Throws- Bo McFarland 1967 23, Nick Browning 1994 21
Rebounds- Richard Miller 25
Assists- Dennis Jacobi 1991 15, Chris Kiristy 1987 15
Blocks- Joe Williams 1988 8, David Baranowski 1998 8
Steals- Tony Abbaiti 1993 8

Season
Points- Nick Browning 1994-95 540, Bo McFarland 68-69 528
Scoring Average- Bo McFarland 68-69 25.1, Gregg Fasalo 1977-78 24.7
FG Percentage- David Baranowski 99 .645
Three Pointers- Chad Rowley 1996-97 82 (Kevin Bradley and Andrew Hippert on pace for 2nd and 3rd respectively)
Three-Point Percentage- Kevin Hancock 1986-87 .500 (Kevin Bradley and Andrew Hippert are both shooting 50% this season)
Free Throws- David Lovely 1998-99 169
Free Throw Percentage- Bo McFarland 1967-68 .909
Rebounds- John Mackonzie 1968-69 291
Assists- Rick Boyages 1984-85 180, Dennis Jacobi 1991-92 179
Blocks- David Baranowski 98-99 69
Steals- Tony Abbaiti 1992-93 78

Career
Points- Greg Fasalo 1974-78 1663, Chad Rowley 1994-98 1643, Chris Jerome 1979-1983 1609, Kyle Petrie 2002-06 1600
Scoring Average- Bo McFarland 1966-1969 21.9
FG Percentage- David Baranowski 1997-01 .607 (Andrew Sargentson could break this record)
Three Pointers- Hugh Coleman 1997-02 219 (Kevin Bradley will end up 2nd or 3rd)
Three-Point Percentage- Chris Kiristy 83-87 .458
Free Throws- Bo McFarland 1966-69 408
Free Throw Percentage- Kevin Bradley 2003-present .879
Rebounds- Chris Jerome 79-83 891
Assists- Dennis Jacobi 1988-92 662 (Kevin Bradley will end up 3rd)
Blocks- David Baranowski 97-01 188
Steals- Chad Rowley 93-97 234 (Kevin Bradley will end up 2nd)

A few things I noticed while looking at the record books for Bowdoin:
Kyle Petrie was good, he is in many categories whether it be top 5 or top 10.  I also looked at current stats for the Polar Bears. Since Bradley's (4 yr starter) career is coming to an end I noticed he will be in the mix in many categories.  It is also interesting to note that players like Andrew Hippert and Andrew Sargentson (3 yr starters) have a good chance of making the top 10 in the record books in a few categories. 

[The Historian]

This is awesome.  Thanks.  I'll post the Amherst stuff in a few hours (once I get to work...yes, my job is one that even Casnocha could have done with a dent in his skull).

As for what to do with this info, I'd like to compile it and certainly post it to this site.  I can also send it to NESCAC.  I am very good friends with the Associate Director of NESCAC, the guy who compiles all of the weekly releases.  This is how I know for certain that they don't even have a record book.

C is for Cookie.

[The Historian]

Amherst Records

Single Game
Points:
50 - Jim Rehnquist '77 vs. MIT (1975-76)

Field Goals:
19 - Dave Auten '70 vs. Coast Guard (1968-69)
19 - Pete Scott '55 vs. MIT (1954-55)

Free Throws:
18 - Jim Rehnquist '77 vs. MIT (1975-76)

Three-Pointers:
9 - Jamal Wilson '97 vs. Hamilton (2/1/97)
9 - Brian Daoust '01 vs. Clark (11/30/00)
8 - Jamal Wilson '97 vs. Colby (3/6/97)

Rebounds:
22 - Josh Hammermesh '94 vs. Framingham St. (2/4/92)
22 - Peter Giorgio '92 vs. Colby (3/3/90)
21 - Peter Giorgio '92 vs. Williams (2/29/92)
21 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 at Tufts (1/27/01)

Assists:
13 - Kevin Barrett '91 vs. Brandeis (2/13/90)
12 - Ryan Faulkner '03 vs. Clark (11/30/00)
12 - Ryan Faulkner '03 vs. Western New England (1/6/01)
12 - Ryan Faulkner '03 at Clark (3/3/01)
12 - Andrew Olson '08 vs. Springfield (@ WNEC) (12/2/05)

Blocks:
10 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 at Lasell (1/22/02)
9 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 vs. Clark (12/3/02)

Steals:
11 - Adam Harper '04 vs. WPI (11/23/02)
10 - Adam Harper '04 vs. Salve Regina (1/6/03)

Season
Points:
668 - Jim Rehnquist '77 (1975-76)

Scoring Average:
27.8 - Jim Rehnquist '77 (1975-1976)

Field Goals:
260 - Jim Rehnquist '77 (1975-76)

Three-Pointers:
96 - Jamal Wilson '97 (1996-97)
90 - Jeff Schnack '89 (1987-88)

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 3 made/game):
70.9 (117-for-165) - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (2002-03)
66.4 (160-for-241) - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (2001-02)
64.5 (189-for-293) - Josh Hammermesh '94 (1992-93)
64.3 (108-for-168) - Tim Jones '04 (2003-04)

Made Free Throws:
148 - Jim Rehnquist '77 (1975-76)

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 1.5 made/game):
86.8 (46-for-53) John Pavelski '98 (1995-96)
86.6 (71-for-82) Brian Daoust '01 (1999-00)
86.5 (45-for-52) Jay Moore '94 (1992-93)

Rebounds:
316 - Doug Hawkins '56 (1954-55)
316 - Fred Sayles '62 (1961-62)

Assists:
179 - Andrew Olson '08 (2005-06)
166 - Ryan Faulkner '03 (2000-01)
152 - Ryan Faulkner '03 (2001-02)

Blocks:
76 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (2002-03)
76 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (2001-02)
59 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (2000-01)

Steals:
105 - Adam Harper '04 (2003-04)
103 - Keith Poopor '96 (1995-96)
101 - Adam Harper '04 (2002-03)

Career
Points:
1,708 - Steve Zieja '03 (1999-03)

Field Goals:
614 - Jim Rehnquist '77 (1974-77)

Field Goal Percentage:
64.6 (452-for-700) Pat Fitzsimons '03 (1999-03)

Free Throws Made:
382 - Steve Zieja '03 (1999-03)
349 - Bill Warren '58 (1955-58)

Rebounds:
844 - Doug Hawkins '56 (1953-56)

Three-Pointers Made:
198 - Jamal Wilson '97 (1993-97)
190 - John Pavelski '98 (1994-98)
186 - John Donovan '04 (2000-04)

Assists:
498 - Ryan Faulkner '03 (1999-03)
348 - Andrew Olson '08 (2004-Present)*
342 - Ray Corrigan '06 (2001-06)

Blocks:
233 - Pat Fitzsimons '03 (1999-03)

Steals:
321 - Adam Harper '04 (2000-04)
283 - Keith Poopor '96 (1992-96)

[Col. Partridge]

Although I am more of a football guy, I don't think any Wesleyan hoop fans post here so I took it upon myself to look for the Wes records.   Unfortunately, the men's basketball records are not posted on the website, even though the women's team records are posted. 

The only thing I can find by googling is that Kanem Johnson holds the career scoring record with 1,692.

[formerbant10]

Leo Jones had the previous record at Wesleyan.  Not sure what he ended up with though as Kanem broke it 2 years later.

[nescac1]

Here are the Colby records:

https://www.colby.edu/athletics_cs/mens_basketball/records.cfm

Matt Hancock looks to be far and away the career NESCAC scoring leader and probably leads in many other scoring related categories as well.  Anyone here been following NESCAC long enough to have seen him play?    Brad Moore of Colby also looks like the likely career NESCAC rebounding leader with an enormous total there. 

All time Williams records in Division III play (I think more will be hard to find as I don't think the school has any single web page devoted to this):

Scoring:  Mike Nogelo '98, 2000 (I think)
Rebounding: Ben Coffin '04, 836 (confirmed)
Assists: Mike Crotty '04, 819 (confirmed; NESCAC record). 

Now all the Ephs need is to dig up two or three more players like that and they'll be all set to take down Amherst ...

[nescac hoops]

williams doesn't have a "record page" on their website. i know that kain was the 23rd male to score 1000 points. during my era nogelo, tim folan, drew demuth, crotty, coffin, kain all scoored 1000 points. i also know that sheehy was another. as for the other 16, i don't know.

[The Historian]

I pulled out the NCAA Record Book and found the following records:

Season Records - DIII

Michael Stubbs, Trinity, 1990 - 8th all time in Rebound Average at 18.1
Michael Crotty, Williams, 2004 - 13th all time in Assists at 249 and 17th in 2003 with 245
Drew Cohen, Colby, 2006 - 14th all time in Blocks Average with 4.83

Career Records - DIII

Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-90 - 4th all time Points with 2678
James Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-77 - 18th all time Scoring Average with 24.8
Pat Fitzsimmons, Amherst, 00-03 - 13th all time FG Percentage with 64.6
Matt Garvey, Bates, 94-97 - 7th all time 3-pointers Made with 361
Matt Garvey, Bates, 94-97 - 7th all time 3-pointers Made per Game with 3.8
Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 93-96 - 18th all time FT Percentage with 86.8
Michael Crotty, Williams, 01-04 - 4th all time Assists with 819
Dennis Jacobi, Bowdoin, 89-92 - 15th all time Assists with 662
Pat Skerry, Tufts, 89-92 - 17th all time Assists with 650
Dennis Jacobi, Bowdoin, 89-92 - 6th all time Assists Average with 7.1
Pat Skerry, Tufts, 89-92 - 10th all time Assists Average with 6.8
Michael Crotty, Williams, 01-04 - 15th all time Assists Average with 6.7
Adam Harper, Amherst, 01-04 - 11th all time Steals with 321
Keith Poppor, Amherst, 93-96 - 22nd all time Steals with 283

Annual Individual Champs - DIII

Matt Hancock, Colby, 1988 - Scoring Average, 31.6
Jason Prenevost, Middlebury, 1994 - FT Percentage, 93.8
Michael Crotty, Williams, 2004 - Assists Average, 7.8
Drew Cohen, Colby, 2006 - Blocks Average, 4.8

Annual Team Champs - DIII

Won Lost Percentage
Colby - 1985 - .880
Colby - 1990 - .963
Conn Coll - 1999 - .966
Williams - 2003 - .969
Williams - 2004 - .938

Scoring Margin
Trinity - 1983 - 18.4
Colby - 1990 - 22.8
Williams - 1997 - 21.0
Williams - 2003 - 20.7
Amherst - 2004 - 20.8

FG Percentage Defense
Trinity - 1983 - 41.2
Colby - 1985 - 39.7

3-Point FG Percentage
Williams - 1997 - 46.4

FT Percentage
Colby - 1989 - 79.3
Colby - 1990 - 80.2
Colby - 1993 - 77.3

Rebound Margin
Williams - 2003 - 12.6

All Time Winningest Teams
Williams - 8th by percentage with .655; 10th by victories with 1268;
Amherst - 25th by percentage with .601
Colby - 27th by percentage with .597

Winningest Teams of the 2000s
Amherst - 2nd by victories with 168; 2nd by percentage with .828  (Wooster first in both - 180 and .865)
Williams - 11th by victories with 157; 4th by percentage with .809
Trinity - 27th by percentage with .727

[whoarewebobcats]

enjoying all the records...i'm curious to hear if anyone has any experiences seeing any of the records being set, or any good stories. I saw Garvey's 48 pt. night at Bates; I was in junior high and to this day it remains as one of my favorite sports-related memories. Obviously, he was hitting everything that night; my most distinct memory was him hitting a three while getting fouled right by the stands. Alumni always has great atmosphere (well, at least second semester it does, once NESCAC season kicks in) but it was pretty electric that night as I remember. Garvey was a pretty charismatic guy to follow anyway--he used to shoot threes touching the circle around the Bates logo at half-court and make them like foul shots during warmups--but that was a pretty special night.

[Col. Partridge]

Is the Jim Rehnquist of the Amherst record book the son of late Chief Justice?

[The Historian]

Yes, Jim Rehnquist is the son of the former Chief Justice.

Mike Salerno is the son of the greatest tailgater I have ever met.

Steve Zieja is the son of the legendary trainer.

And Mike Proctor is the son of the father of a legend.

Lesson over.

[The Historian]

Sorry in advance for the long post, but here's a compiled version of what has been posted thus far.  I'd certainly love to continue to flesh it out with stats from all the schools.

SINGLE GAME

Points
50 – Jim Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-76
49 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 1990
49 – David Harvey, Colby, 1980
48 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 1997
47 – Jim Belfiore, Trinity
47 – Keith Wolff, Trinity
45 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 1994
44 – Kevin Blatchford, Tufts, 1990
44 – Bill Fraser, Bowdoin, 53-54
42 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 68-69

Three Pointers
10 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 1996
9 – Jamal Wilson, Amherst, 1997
9 – Brian Daoust, Amherst, 2000
9 – Keith Wolff, Trinity
8 – Chad Rowley, Bowdoin, 1997
8 – Jamal Wilson, Amherst, 1997

Free Throws
23 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 1967
21 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 1988
21 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 1997
21 – Nick Browning, Bowdoin, 1994
18 – Jim Rhenquist, Amherst, 75-76

Rebounds
37 – Jim Sutherland, Bates, 1961
30 – Peter Swartz, Colby, 1966
30 – Charlie Wrinn, Trinity
26 – Reggie Graham, Tufts, 1972
25 – Richard Miller, Bowdoin,
24 – Khari Brown, Tufts, 1994
22 – Josh Hammermesh, Amherst, 1992
22 – Peter Giorgio, Amherst, 1990
21 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 2001

Assists
21 – Joe Hourihan, Trinity, twice
16 – Daryl Brown, Tufts, 1977
15 – Dennis Jacobi, Bowdoin, 1991
15 – Chris Kiristy, Bowdoin, 1987
15 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 1994
15 – Darrell Akins, Bates, 1990
13 – Kevin Barrett, Amherst, 1990
12 – Ryan Faulkner, Amherst, three times, 2000-2001
12 – Andrew Olson, Amherst, 2005

Blocks
10 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 2002
9 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 2002
8 – Joe Williams, Bowdoin, 1988
8 – David Baranowski, Bowdoin, 1988
6 – Dave Laravee, Bates, 1986

Steals
11 – Adam Harper, Amherst, 2002
11 – Ryan Uszenski, Trinity
10 – Adam Harper, Amherst, 2003
8 – Tony Abbaiti, Bowdoin, 1993
7 – Alex Johnson, Bates, 1984
7 – Darrell Akins, Bates, 1991
7 – Keith Ferdinando, Bates, 1991

SEASON

Points
853 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-88
668 – Jim Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-76
619 – Colin Tabb, Trinity, 01-02
615 – Chris McMahon, Tufts, 94-95
612 – Tyler Rhoten, Trinity, 03-04
597 – Greg Davis, Tufts, 84-85
582 – Larry Norman, Tufts, 90-91
567 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 96-97
540 – Nick Browning, Bowdoin, 94-95
528 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 68-69

Scoring Average
31.6 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 1987
27.8 – Jim Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-76
27.8 – Joe Pantalone, Trinity, 69-70
25.1 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 68-69
24.7 – Gregg Fasalo, Bowdoin, 77-78
24.6 – Chris McMahon, Tufts, 94-95
23.8 – Greg Davis, Tufts, 84-85
23.7 – Dave Whitley, Tufts, 69-70

FG Percentage
70.9 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 02-03
66.4 – Bob Patience, Colby, 81-82
66.4 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 01-02
65.2 – Brent Cawelti, Trinity, 76-77
64.5 – David Baranowski, Bowdoin, 1999
64.5 – Josh Hammermesh, Amherst, 92-93
64.4 – Jake Murray, Bates, 91-92
64.3 – Tim Jones, Amherst, 03-04
63.8 – Troy Cooper, Tufts, 81-82
61.1 – Troy Cooper, Tufts, 82-83
59.3 – Chris McMahon, Tufts, 94-95

Three Pointers
106 – John Hebert, Colby, 95-96
102 – Mike McGlynn, Tufts, 01-02
98 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 94-95
96 – Jamal Wilson, Amherst, 96-97
90 – Troy McKelvin, Trinity, 94-95
90 – Bill Slackman, Tufts, 90-91
90 – Jeff Schnack, Amherst, 87-88
82 – Chad Rowley, Bowdoin, 96-97
79 – Dave Cunningham, Tufts, 97-98
77 – Keith Wolff, Trinity, 94-95

Three-Point Percentage
51.6 – Mike Andrews, Tufts, 99-00
51.6 – Matt Vaughn, Trinity, 88-89
51.0 – Rob Malenfant, Tufts, 86-87
50.7 – Paul Smith, Tufts, 99-00
50.0 – Kevin Hancock, Bowdoin, 86-87

Free Throws
247 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-88
169 – David Lovely, Bowdoin, 98-99
148 – Jim Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-76
144 – Erik Bertelsen, Bates, 69-70
144 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 96-97

Free Throw Percentage
91.5 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-88
91.3 – Craig Moody, Trinity, 97-98
90.0 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 67-68
89.5 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 95-96
88.8 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 92-93
86.8 – John Pavelski, Amherst, 95-96
86.6 – Brian Daoust, Amherst, 99-00
86.5 – Jay Moore, Amherst, 92-93
85.9 – Dan McLauglin, Tufts, 70-71

Rebounds
486 – Charlie Wrinn, Trinity, 51-52
478 – Roland Nagle, Colby, 1951
451 – Charlie Wrinn, Trinity, 52-53
418 – Jim Sutherland, Bates, 1961
348 – Reggie Graham, Tufts, 73-74
334 – Reggie Graham, Tufts, 71-72
316 – Doug Hawkins, Amherst, 54-55
316 – Fred Sayles, Amherst, 61-62
310 – Dennis Mink, Tufts, 72-73
291 – John Mackonzie, Bowdoin, 68-69

Assists
260 – Rick Fusco, Colby, 81-82 (not in NCAA Record Book)
258 – Joe Hourihan, Trinity (not in NCAA Record Book)
249 – Michael Crotty, Williams, 2004 (13th all time D3)
245 – Michael Crotty, Williams, 2004 (17th all time D3)
200 – Adam Piandes, Bates, 93-94
198 – Pat Skerry, Tufts, 90-91
180 – Rick Boyages, Bowdoin, 84-85
179 – Andrew Olson, Amherst, 05-06
179 – Dennis Jacobi, Bowdoin, 91-92
174 – Dave Shepherd, Tufts, 04-05
166 – Ryan Faulkner, Amherst, 00-01
160 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts, 160
152 – Ryan Faulkner, Amherst, 01-02

Blocks
88 – Khari Brown, Tufts, 92-93
76 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 02-03
76 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 01-02
69 – David Baranowski, Bowdoin, 98-99
64 – Michael Stubbs, Trinity, 89-90
62 – Julian Bah, Trinity, 00-01
59 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 00-01
55 – Craig Coupe, Tufts, 01-02
46 – Dave Larivee, Bates, 86-87
47 – Greg Davis, Tufts, 84-85

Steals
105 – Adam Harper, Amherst, 03-04
103 – Keith Poopor, Amherst, 95-96
101 - Adam Harper, Amherst, 02-03
78 – Tony Abbaiti, Bowdoin, 92-93
77 – Darryl Brunson, Tufts, 86-87
74 – Dan Ragsdale, Tufts, 96-97
70 – Darrell Akins, Bates, 91-92
67 – Brian Skerry, Tufts, 95-96


CAREER

Points
2678 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-90 (4th all time D3)
2154 – Tyler Rhoten, Trinity
2075 – Paul Harvey, Colby, 75-78
2000 – Mike Nogelo, Williams, 94-98
1935 – Brad Moore, Colby, 71-75
1921 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 93-97
1816 – Ken Abere, Trinity
1785 – Greg Davis, Tufts
1721 – Chris McMahon, Tufts
1710 – Harland Storey, Colby, 81-85
1708 – Steve Zieja, Amherst, 99-03
1692 – Kanem Johnson, Welseyan
1663 – Greg Fasalo, Bowdoin, 74-78
1643 – Chad Rowley, Bowdoin, 94-98
1611 – Chad Onofrio
1609 – Chris Jerome, Bowdoin, 79-83
1605 – John Daileanes, Colby, 89-92
1600 – Dave Kennedy, Bates, 82-86
1600 – Kyle Petrie, Bowdoin, 02-06
1523 – Alex Wilson, Bates, 98-02
1448 – Keith Wolff, Trinity

Scoring Average
26.2 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-90 (26.3 in NCAA record book, 11th all time D3)
24.8 – Jim Rehnquist, Amherst, 75-77 (18th all time D3)
21.9 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 66-69
20.4 – Dennis Mink, Tufts
20.3 – Willie Young, Tufts
19.2 – Greg Davis, Tufts

FG Percentage
64.6 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 99-03 (13th all time D3)
60.7 – David Barabowski, 97-01
60.6 – Bob Patience, Colby, 80-83
58.6 – Troy Cooper, Tufts
55.0 – Chris McMahon, Tufts
53.6 – John Caragiorgis, Tufts

Three Pointers
361 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 93-97 (7th all time D3)
223 – John Daileanes, Colby, 89-92
219 – Hugh Coleman, Bowdoin, 97-02
208 – John Halas, Trinity
198 – Jamal Wilson, Amherst, 93-97
194 – Bill Slackman, Tufts
190 – John Pavelski, Amherst, 94-98
190 – Troy McKelvin, Trinity
186 – John Donovan, Amherst, 00-04
180 – John Mulfinger, Trinity
170 – Mike McGlynn, Tufts
167 – Dave Cunningham, Tufts

Three-Point Percentage
46.6 – Andy Chapin, Tufts
46.0 – Jake Weitzen, Tufts
45.8 – Chris Kiristy, Bowdoin, 83-87
42.5 – Bill Slackman, Tufts

Free Throws
762 – Matt Hancock, Colby, 87-90
408 – Bo McFarland, Bowdoin, 66-69
396 – Matt Garvey, Bates, 93-97
382 – Steve Zieja, Amherst, 99-03
349 – Bill Warren, Amherst, 55-58

Free Throw Percentage
87.9 – Kevin Bradley, Bowdoin, 03-present
86.8 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts (18th all time D3)
85.8 – Keith Wolff, Trinity
85.0 – Dennis McCoy, Trinity
83.1 – Dan McLaughlin, Tufts
82.9 – Craig Moody, Trinity
82.9 – Colin Tabb, Trinity
81.0 – Mike McGlynn, Tufts

Rebounds
1392 – Brad Moore, Colby, 71-75
1312 – Charlie Wrinn, Trinity
1109 – Michael Stubbs, Trinity
1002 – Jim Sutherland, Bates, 57-61
918 – Bill Ewing, Tufts
891 – Chris Jerome, Bowdoin, 79-83
885 – Reggie Graham, Tufts
874 – Troy Cooper, Tufts
844 – Doug Hawkins, Amherst, 53-56
836 – Ben Coffin, Williams, 00-04
818 – Tyler Rhoten, Trinity

Assists
819 – Mike Crotty, Williams, 00-04 (4th all time D3)
817 – Rick Fusco, Colby, 80-83 (not in NCAA record book)
662 – Dennis Jacobi, Bowdoin, 88-92 (15th all time D3)
634 – Pat Skerry, Tufts (650 in NCAA record book)
520 – Jim Campbell, Tufts
513 – Mike Donovan, Trinity
511 – Jesse Farrell, Trinity
506 – Joe Hourihan, Trinity
504 – Chad Onofrio, Tufts
498 – Ryan Faulkner, Amherst, 99-03
498 – Herb Taylor, Bates, 80-84
348 – Andrew Olson, Amherst, 04-present
342 – Ray Corrigan, Amherst, 01-06

Blocks
233 – Pat Fitzsimons, Amherst, 99-03
201 – Michael Stubbs, Trinity
188 – David Baranowski, Bowdoin, 97-01
150 – Khari Brown, Tufts
127 – Dave Laravee, Bates, 84-88
107 – Chris McMahon, Tufts
100 – Craig Coupe, Tufts

Steals
321 – Adam Harper, Amherst, 00-04 (11 all time D3)
283 – Keith Poopor, Amherst, 92-96 (22nd all time D3)
241 – Darryl Brunson, Tufts
234 – Chad Rowley, Bowdoin, 93-97
211 – Ken Winter, Trinity
201 (current) – Zack Ray, Bates, 03-07
186 – Bill Ewing, Tufts
180 – Brian Skerry, Tufts

Annual Individual Champs - DIII

Matt Hancock, Colby, 1988 - Scoring Average, 31.6
Jason Prenevost, Middlebury, 1994 - FT Percentage, 93.8
Michael Crotty, Williams, 2004 - Assists Average, 7.8
Drew Cohen, Colby, 2006 - Blocks Average, 4.8

Annual Team Champs - DIII

Won Lost Percentage
Colby - 1985 - .880
Colby - 1990 - .963
Conn Coll - 1999 - .966
Williams - 2003 - .969
Williams - 2004 - .938

Scoring Margin
Trinity - 1983 - 18.4
Colby - 1990 - 22.8
Williams - 1997 - 21.0
Williams - 2003 - 20.7
Amherst - 2004 - 20.8

FG Percentage Defense
Trinity - 1983 - 41.2
Colby - 1985 - 39.7

3-Point FG Percentage
Williams - 1997 - 46.4

FT Percentage
Colby - 1989 - 79.3
Colby - 1990 - 80.2
Colby - 1993 - 77.3

Rebound Margin
Williams - 2003 - 12.6

All Time Winningest Teams
Williams - 8th by percentage with .655; 10th by victories with 1268;
Amherst - 25th by percentage with .601
Colby - 27th by percentage with .597

Winningest Teams of the 2000s
Amherst - 2nd by victories with 168; 2nd by percentage with .828  (Wooster first in both - 180 and .865)
Williams - 11th by victories with 157; 4th by percentage with .809
Trinity - 27th by percentage with .727

[formerbant10]

Drew Cohen had 111 blocks last year, that puts him as a clear cut #1 in that category.

[feces monkey]

Per the Colby site, Hancock was 762-for-833 in career free throws, putting him at 91.5 and atop that category.

Also, his year-by-year numbers aren't broken down, but by my math, Hancock would have to average 600 points a season or so for his other three years, putting all four of his years on the list. By the same deduction, a couple of his other single-season free throw numbers would likely be included.

Interesting list, and it's somewhat suprising it hasn't been compiled by now.