Stepinac Basketball History Records: 1951 23-3 – New York State Catholic High School Championship 1952 18-11 – beat Power Memorial, St. Ann’s (coached by Lou Carnesecca), won Westchester Co. Private and Parochial Tournament 1953 13-9 – beat Power Memorial, All Hallows, Iona (3x), won WCPPT 1954 12-12 – beat Power Memorial, lost to eventual champ LaSalle, won WCPPT 1955 10-11 – beat Fordham, Iona 1956 12-10 – beat Mount (2x), Fordham, Iona 1957 11-11 – swept Iona, beat Fordham 1958 16-6 – swept Iona, Mount, lost to All Hallows in quarterfinals of CHSAA playoffs 1959 11-8 – swept Iona 1960 23-2 – CHSAA Champions (first and only non-city team to win CHSAA basketball championship). 5 th place finish at National Catholic Invitational Tournament in DC 1961 8-11 – swept Iona, New Rochelle 1962 1-17 – beat New Rochelle 1963 8-11 – ended LaSalle’s 33 game CHSAA winning streak 1964 9-9 – lost to #1 team in country, Power Memorial, at Madison Square Garden 76-53 1965 3-14 - lost to Power Memorial & Lew Alcindor (#1 team in the country) at MSG 1966 12-8 – gave Power Memorial first league loss in 3 years 1967 11-7 – swept Cardinal Hayes and New Rochelle 1968 13-6 – beat Mt Vernon, White Plains (Art White 37 pts), Power, swept Mount and Hayes, beat Spellman at MSG, lost to Rice in CHSAA playoffs 1969 8-13 – beat Mt Vernon, swept Mount, upset Roosevelt (#1 team in Westchester) 1970 10-8 – beat Mt Vernon, White Plains (2x), Mount St Michael 107-103 1971 15-5 – won NR Christmas Tourn., beat Power Memorial, swept WP, NR, lost to eventual CHSAA champion LaSalle in playoffs 1972 12-8 – beat White Plains (2x), swept Mount 1973 7-11 – beat Iona 1974 12-11 – beat Power Memorial at Madison Square Garden, beat Iona (3x), New Rochelle (2x), White Plains, won New Rochelle Christmas tournament 1975 10-12 – beat White Plains (2x), New Rochelle (2x) 1976 10-14 – beat White Plains (2x), swept Iona 1977 5-15 – beat Iona (2x), won Westchester Catholic Classic Tournament 1978 10-12 – swept Iona 1979 8-14 – swept Iona and Mount 1980 14-12 – swept Mount, beat Iona (2x), split with White Plains including 1 pt 3OT loss 1981 11-11 – split with Mount, Iona, Fordham 1982 18-7 – beat Hayes for first time in 10 years, beat St Rays (2x), Mount (2x), LaSalle 1983 11-13 – beat Power, White Plains 1984 19-11 – lost to Holy Cross (with Derrick Chievous) in CHSAA class B championship game, beat White Plains, Iona (3x), LaSalle and Fordham 1985 18-7 – beat LaSalle 111-93, lost to St. Rays (#1 in NYS) in CHSAA A quarterfinals 1986 20-7 – beat Mt Vernon, White Plains, Hayes, Fordham at MSG, lost to Molloy (led by Kenny Anderson) in CHSAA A semifinals despite 36pts and 24 bds by Marty Conlon 1987 8-14 – beat White Plains, lost to top 25 team in country Warren Harding, (CT) despite 37 points by Kyle Harrington 1988 8-14 – lost to Tolentine (#1 team in country) and Harding (top 15) 1989 9-14 – swept Iona, beat New Rochelle 1990 22-6 – beat White Plains, New Rochelle, lost to Mt Vernon 56-54 in OT, #18 in NYS Class B 1991 24-4 – CHSAA class B champions, beat White Plains, Boys & Girls, swept Iona, Fordham, Mount (4x), undefeated in league play, #5 in NYS Class B 1992 16-6 – Division champs, swept Mount, Iona, beat White Plains, St Thomas Aquinas, FL
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Stepinac Basketball History Records:
1951 23-3 – New York State Catholic High School Championship
1952 18-11 – beat Power Memorial, St. Ann’s (coached by Lou Carnesecca), won Westchester
Co. Private and Parochial Tournament
1953 13-9 – beat Power Memorial, All Hallows, Iona (3x), won WCPPT
1954 12-12 – beat Power Memorial, lost to eventual champ LaSalle, won WCPPT
1955 10-11 – beat Fordham, Iona
1956 12-10 – beat Mount (2x), Fordham, Iona
1957 11-11 – swept Iona, beat Fordham
1958 16-6 – swept Iona, Mount, lost to All Hallows in quarterfinals of CHSAA playoffs
1959 11-8 – swept Iona
1960 23-2 – CHSAA Champions (first and only non-city team to win CHSAA basketball
championship). 5th
place finish at National Catholic Invitational Tournament in DC
1961 8-11 – swept Iona, New Rochelle
1962 1-17 – beat New Rochelle
1963 8-11 – ended LaSalle’s 33 game CHSAA winning streak
1964 9-9 – lost to #1 team in country, Power Memorial, at Madison Square Garden 76-53
1965 3-14 - lost to Power Memorial & Lew Alcindor (#1 team in the country) at MSG
1966 12-8 – gave Power Memorial first league loss in 3 years
1967 11-7 – swept Cardinal Hayes and New Rochelle
1968 13-6 – beat Mt Vernon, White Plains (Art White 37 pts), Power, swept Mount and Hayes,
beat Spellman at MSG, lost to Rice in CHSAA playoffs
1969 8-13 – beat Mt Vernon, swept Mount, upset Roosevelt (#1 team in Westchester)
1970 10-8 – beat Mt Vernon, White Plains (2x), Mount St Michael 107-103
1971 15-5 – won NR Christmas Tourn., beat Power Memorial, swept WP, NR, lost to eventual
CHSAA champion LaSalle in playoffs
1972 12-8 – beat White Plains (2x), swept Mount
1973 7-11 – beat Iona
1974 12-11 – beat Power Memorial at Madison Square Garden, beat Iona (3x), New Rochelle
(2x), White Plains, won New Rochelle Christmas tournament
1975 10-12 – beat White Plains (2x), New Rochelle (2x)
2010 18-11 CHSAA “A" CITY CHAMPS AND N.Y. STATE FINALISTS, beat Mount, Hayes
(3x), beat LI Lutheran, Molly; Tim Philp CHSAA & Westchester County Coach of the
year
2011 17-10 – beat White Plains, Hayes, Iona and All Hallows, swept fordham, “SLAM DUNK”
CHAMPS & CHSAA SEMI-FINALS
2012 10-16 – beat city champion St Raymonds, all hollows, Fordham, won “BASKETBULL”
TOURNAMENT IN MASS. Beating Bishop Hendricksen (R.I. state champs)
2013 20-8 – 12-6 IN CHSAA “AA” RUNNER UP, BEAT ST RAYS, SLAM DUNK CHAMPS,
SWEPT FORDHAM AND IONA, BEAT BURKE CATHOLIC, NEW ROCHELLE,
HOLY CROSS, XAVERIAN, MOLLOY, CHSAA “AA” FINAL FOUR
Total record: 779-652
Former Stepinac Players in Professional Basketball: Marty Conlon ’86 10 year NBA career with Milwaukee Bucks, Orlando Magic, Boston Celtics
Brian Hammel ’71 3rd
round NBA draft pick in 1975 of Milwaukee Bucks (#43 overall), 4th
Rd pick
of ABA’s Indiana Pacers
Art White ’68 4th
Rd NBA draft pick in 1972 of Milwaukee Bucks (#63 overall), 3rd
Rd draft
pick of ABA’s NJ Nets, played professionally in Belgium
Dick Wise ’51 starting C in ’61-’62 on long defunct, but popular at the time, American
Basketball League’s Hawaii Cheifs..
Tom Parrotta ’84 played professionally in Portugal
Brian Bartley ’84 played professionally in Portugal
David Conlon ’91 played professionally in Ireland
Chris Watson ’93 played professionally in Sweden, Uruguay, Belgium and England. Still playing
in Israel
Llewellyn Cole ’92-’93 played professionally in Portugal, Switzerland, Germany and Mexico.
Andrew Marsh ’99-’00 played professionally in Finland
Division 1 players (58 and counting) ’51 Dick Wise Notre Dame/Alabama ’52 Dick McDine St. Johns/Iona ’52 Dick Elston Providence ’53 John Ritch Providence (averaged 12.3pts/12.1bds for career), Quantico Marines All-Stars ’53 Larry Downs Yale (2x All-Ivy, Yale Hall of Fame, 19.3 ppg for career) ’54 Dick Carroll Manhattan ’54 Dennis Noschese Holy Cross ’54 Rusty Saunders Dayton ’55 Ronnie Semenza Iona ’59 Ricardo Dos Anjos LIU/WCC (Juco 2
nd team All-American)
’60 Tim Cohane Navy (captain) ’60 Frank Richichi Boston College ’60 Ed Dealy Cornell ’60 Mike Ansbro Iona/Cortland ’61 John Mastropolo Boston College Billy Walsh (’62,’63) South Carolina ’64 John Purcell Navy ’65 Don Fanning Niagara ’66 Frank Magaletta Fairfield (Fairfield Hall of Fame, 1400 career pts, averaged 18+ ppg, Captain) ’67 Tom Purcell Fairfield ’68 Art White Georgetown ’68 Denis Francis Georgia Southern ’69 Peter Swanson Manhattan ’69 John Hubertus Iona ’70 Mike Kayser Syracuse ’73 John Griff Fordham ’74 Kevin Doherty Davidson ’75 Tony Salvo Appalachian State (part of Bobby Cremmins first recruiting class) ’75 Cliff Coffyn Fairleigh Dickinson ’76 Ted O’Gorman William & Mary/Iona ’78 Jim Croughan College of Charleston ’79 Jeff Ward Marist ’81 Larry Blucher UCONN ’82 Tim O’Toole Fairfield (2x Captain) ’82 Chris O’Gorman Iona ’82 Brendan Potter Fairfield ’83 Brian Martin Fairleigh Dickinson ’84 Tom Parrotta Fordham (2
nd team all-MAAC; 998 career pts, 741 career rbs, 68.8% FG in
‘86) ’85 Fred Quartlebaum Fordham ’85 Steve Mullery Harvard ’86 Marty Conlon Providence (played in ’87 Final Four, 10 year NBA career)
’86 Steve Breen Fordham ’88 Kyle Harrington Princeton ’91 David Conlon Vermont ’91 Jarrod Smith Morgan State (led team in rebounding, 6.7 bds pr game in 1991-92) ’91 Kevin O’Keeffe Manhattan ’91 Trevor Cheng-Leung Marist ’93 Chris Watson Niagara (12
th Team Hoop Scoop HS All-American, 3x all-MAAC, 1700+ pts)
Llewellyn Cole’92,’93 Providence Steve Masiello ’91-94 Kentucky (played on National Championship winner and two Final Fours teams) ’95 Rob Harris Buffalo ’95 Terence Burke Columbia ’96 Elijah Haskins Wagner/NY Tech ’98 Kyle Walsh Fairfield (played for Stepinac grad Tim O’Toole ‘82, Captain) ’00 Andrew Marsh Albany/Dominican ’02 Kevin Hyland Holy Cross Melquan Bolding’06-’07 Duquesne/Fairleigh Dickinson ’08 Tony Taylor George Washington (1200+ pts, #4 all time in assists, 4-year starter) ’10 Conroy Baltimore Lehigh ’13 Josh James Monmouth
Stepinac players who went on to Div. II and Div. III schools: 64+ ’58 Ed McGirr WCC ’58 Paul Kinsley WCC ’60 Larry Dick Seton Hall (Freshman team) ’61 Peter Kaufmann Dayton (Freshman team) ’63 Kevin Kinsella MIT (played on the greatest team in MIT history) ’63 Ed Farrell Scranton ’63 Kerry Smith WCC ’64 Jim Hahn WCC ’67 Patsy Capolongo WCC ’69 Bert Hammel Bentley (1200+ career points) ’70 Anthony Rende Hartford ’70 Marty Frengs Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) ’71 Steve Sage Quinnipiac ’71 Brian Hammel Bentley ’71 John Alexander St Josephs, ME (St. Josephs Hall of Fame, 1400+ career points) ’72 Bob Hammel Bryant College ’74 Kevin Keane Albany (Captain) ’75 Larry Toglia Pace ’77 Terry McGlynn Stonehill ’78 Joe Jednak Albany (Captain) ’78 Bob O’Toole St Joseph’s, ME ’79 Pete Mania St John Fisher ’80 Dennis Sullivan South Dakota ’81 Frank Henderson Bentley (coached by Stepinac alum Brian Hammel ’71) ’82 Gerry Hatcher RPI ’84 Brian Bartley Upsala ’87 Rich Slader St. Leo’s (FL) ’88 Dan Costello Mount St. Vincent (1700+ career points) ’89 Oronde King Plattsburgh State ’90 Billy Palagonia Gardner-Webb ’91 Ray Hutter Cortland (former Stepinac JV coach) ’92 Danny Mannix Mount St. Vincent (one of MSV’s career leaders in assists) ’92 Ed O’Malley Manhattanville ’94 Mark Hoffman St John Fisher (973 career points) ‘94 Bobby Andrews Dominican ’94 Rory Doyle Albany ’94 Tim Troy Albany/Utica ’94 Kenny Berrios Dominican ’96 Robaire Johnson St John Fisher (1000+ career points, 299 assists) ’96 Mike Hyland Kings Point ’98 Ryan Peterkin Maritime ’98 Jason Nunez SUNY Cobleskill ’98 Mike McCauley NYU
’99 Grant Valentine Potsdam ’99 Will Cave Concordia ’99 Varghese Alexander Dickinson College ’99 Christian Grant-Fields Morehouse College ’99 Sean Peterkin Maritime ’00 Brendan Burke NYU ’00 Steve Pointsett Curry ’00 Kevin Lee Marymount, VA (Team had most wins in school history in ’01-’02) ’02 Michael McPartlan SUNY-Maritime ’04 Richard Riss Purchase/Farmingdale/Mt. St. Vincent ’05 Rich DiLascio Johnson & Wales ’05 Bobby Russo St Josephs, ME ’06 Justin Walters SUNY Purchase ’10 Thomas Decker SUNY Oneonta ’10 Richie Whitten Neumann College ’10 Kadeem Francis Rhode Island College ’11 James Chillemi Ave Maria ’11 Julian Wright Goldey-Beacom College ’11 Daniel Rock Lehman college ’12 Devino McCrae SUNY New Paltz ’12 Quarry Greenaway Johnson & Wales ’12 Tyler Iacuone LeMoyne ’13 Andrew Murray Manhatanville
1000 point scorers: Tony Taylor ’08 1473
John Ritch ’53 1204
David Conlon ’91 1200+
Tom Parrotta ’84 1034
Marty Conlon ’86 1033
Conroy Baltimore ’11 1000+
Frank Magaletta ’66 1000+
Art White ’68 1000+
Tony Salvo ’75 1000+
Kyle Harrington ’88 1000+
Josh James 1000+
Westchester County Journal News Con-Ed Award Winners:
Dick McDine Class of 1952
Larry Downs Class of 1953
Jack ritch Class of 1953
Tim Cohane Class of 1960
John Mastropolo Class of 1960
Frank Richichi Class of 1960
Chris Watson Class of 1993
Thomas Decker Class of 2010
Conroy Baltimore Class of 2011
Josh James Class of 2013
Westchester County Journal News “Player of the Year” award
Josh James Class of 2013
Tallest Stepinac Players: Jarrod Smith ’91 6-11
Marty Conlon ’86 6-10
Steve Breen ’86 6-9
Dick Wise ’51 6-9
Larry Blucher ’81 6-8
Chris O’Gorman ‘82 6-8
Terry McGlynn ’77 6-8
Kevin Hyland ’02 6-8
Ted O’Gorman ’76 6-8
Individual Game High Points Tony Taylor ’07-’08 54 v. Briarcliff
Ted O’Gorman ’75-’76 46 v. Mount St Michael
Ted O’Gorman ’75-’76 42 v. Cardinal Hayes
Dick Wise ’50-’51 40 v.
Larry Downs ’52-’53 39 v. Rice
Anthony Rende ’69-’70 39 v. Mount St Michael
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 38 v. Mount St. Michael
Melquan Bolding ’05-’06 38 v. Monsignor McClancy
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 38 v. St. Raymonds
Kyle Harrington ’87-’88 37 v. Warren Harding, CT
Art White ’67-’68 37 v. White Plains
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 37 v. Cardinal Spellman
Frank Magaletta ‘65-’66 37 v. Cardinal Spellman
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 36 v. Archbishop Molloy
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 36 v. Bishop Ford
Mike Kayser ’69-’70 36 v. Roosevelt
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 35 v. St. Raymonds
Dick McDine ’51-’52 35 v. Xavier
Ed McGirr ’57-’58 35 v. Salesian
Tom Parrotta ’83-’84 35 v. Fordham Prep
Tom Parrotta ’83-’84 35 v. LaSalle
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 35 v. Regis
Mike McCauley ’97-’98 35 v. Mount Vernon
Josh James 2013 34 vs. St. Raymonds
Josh James 34 vs Bishop Louglin
Tim O’Toole ’81-’82 34 v. Gorton
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 34 v. St. Peter’s
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 34 v. St. Agnes
Tom Parrotta ’82-’83 33 v. Mount St. Michael
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 33 v. LaSalle
Jason Nunez ’97-’98 33 v. Wallace-Rose Hill, NC
Art White ’67-’68 32 v. Power Memorial
Tony Taylor ’06-’07 32 v. Peekskill
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 32 v. Iona Prep
Melquan Bolding ’06-’07 32 v. McClancy
Jason Nunez ’97-’98 32 v. Word of God, NC
Larry Downs ’52-’53 32 v. Rice
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 32 v. Iona Prep
Anthony Rende ’69-’70 32 v. Roosevelt
Karl Lehman ’57-’58 32 v. St. Helena
Pete Mania ’78-’79 32 v. Archbishop Molloy
Melquan Bolding ’05-’06 32 v. Gorton
John Ritch ’52-’53 31 v. North Tarrytown
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 31 v. Bishop Ford
Tony Taylor ’06-’07 31 v. St. Peters
Bert Hammel ’68-’69 31 v. Mount
Fred Quartlebaum ’84-’85 31 v. Cardinal Spellman
John Mastropolo ’60-’61 31 v. LaSalle
Melquan Bolding ’06-’07 31 v. LaSalle
Melquan Bolding ’06-’07 31 v. Mount St Michael
Melquan Bolding ’05-’06 31 v. Spellman
Dick Wise ’49-’50 31 v. Cardinal Hayes
Mike Kayser ’68-’69 31 v. Cardinal Gibbons
Dick Wise ’50-’51 30 v. Utica Catholic
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 30 v. Fordham
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 30 v. Xavier
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 30 v. St Edmunds
Tony Taylor ’06-’07 30 v. Cardinal Hayes
Melquan Bolding ’05-’06 30 v. St Edmund’s Prep
John Mastropolo ’60-’61 30 v. Fordham Prep
Rebounds: Tony Salvo ’74-’75 25 v. Carmel
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 24 v. Archbishop Molloy (in CHSAA semi-finals)
Frank Richichi ’59-’60 24 v. Chaminade (in CHSAA championship game)
Conroy Baltimore ’07-’08 24 v. All Hallows
Conroy Baltimore ’09-10 22 v. Archbishop Molloy
Rashaad Slowley ’06-’07 22 v. St Agnes
Tom Purcell ’66-’67 22 v. New Rochelle
Larry Blucher ’80-’81 21 v. St Raymonds
Tom Purcell ’66-’67 21 v. Mount
John Joyce ’58-’59 20 v. Edison Tech
Masud Semple ’96-’97 18 v. Fordham Prep
Marty Conlon ’85-’86 17 v. St. Raymonds
Conroy Baltimore ’07-’08 17 v. Briarcliff
Larry Blucher ’79-’80 17 v. Power
Larry Blucher ’80-’81 17 v. Scanlan
Larry Blucher ’80-’81 17 v. St Francis Prep
Jim Jednak ’79-’80 17 v. Power
Assists: Dennis Sullivan ’79-’80 21 v. Cardinal Spellman
Dennis Sullivan ’78-’79 20 v. Mount
Dennis Sullivan ’79-’80 18 v. Power
Dennis Sullivan ’79-’80 15 v. Sacred Heart
Tony Taylor ’06-’07 13 v. St. Edmunds
Tony Taylor ’06-’07 13 v. Blessed Sacrament
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 12 v. Blessed Sacrament
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 12 v. Xavier
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 12 v. Mount St. Michael
Fred Quartlebaum ’83-’84 11 v. Iona Prep
Kyle Walsh ’97-’98 11 v. Mount Vernon
Josh James 2013 10 v. St. Rays
3pt Field Goals: Mike McCauley ’97-’98 10 v. Mount Vernon
Tony Taylor ’07-08 7 v. Bishop Ford
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 7 v. Briarcliff
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 7 v. St Agnes
Eddie Byrne ’08-’09 7 v. Peekskill
Tony Taylor ’07-’08 6 v. Bishop Ford
Mike Galgano ’99-’00 6 v. Peekskill
Mike Galgano ’99-’00 6 v. St Joseph’s by the Sea
Mike McCauley ’97-’98 6 v. Iona Prep
Top Scoring Averages: Tony Taylor ’08 29.3 (704 pts) *#
Frank Magaletta ’66 27.6 (553pts) *#
Ted O’Gorman ’76 25.4
Art White ’68 23.5
Dick Wise ’51 23.5 (564 pts) *
Kevin Doherty ’73 23.0
Melquan Bolding ’06 23.0 (575 pts) *
Tony Taylor ’07 22.0 (551 pts)
Melquan Bolding ‘07 21.7
Fred Quartlebaum ’85 21.0
Marty Conlon ‘86 21.0
Tony Salvo ’75 21.0
Anthony Rende ’70 21.0
Tim O’Toole ’82 20.7
John Mastropolo ’61 20.4
Larry Downs ’53 20.1
Billy Walsh ’62 20.0
Kyle Harrington ’88 20.0
Kyle Harrington ’87 20.0
Tom Parrotta ’83 20.0
Tom Parrotta ’84 19.1
Marty Conlon ’85 19.0
Kevin Doherty ’74 19.0
Karl Lehman ’56 19.0
Frank Henderson ’81 18.5
Steve Hillebrecht ’87 18.0
Kevin Hyland ’02 18.0
Josh James ’13 17.6
Terence Burke ’95 17.6
John Purcell ’64 17.6
Dennis Sullivan ’80 17.6
Jason Nunez ’98 17.5
Rob Harris ’95 17.0
Joe Jednak ’78 17.0
Kyle Walsh ’97 16.8
Larry Blucher ’81 15.5
Mike Henderson ’77 15.0
Larry Blucher ’80 15.0
*Westchester County Scoring Leader
#CHSAA scoring leader
All-Time Stepinac Triple Doubles: Kyle Walsh ’98 17pts/14bds/11ass v. Mount Vernon (91-87 win)
Tony Taylor ’08 38pts/10bds/12ass v. Mount St Michael (77-70 win)
Conroy Baltimore ’11 18pts/16bds/10blks v. McClancy (64-57 loss)
Most 3pt Field Goals Career: Tony Taylor ’06-’08 168 (32 Soph., 56 Junior, 80 Senior)
Individual Player Honors: ’51 Dick Wise First Team All-State, All County, (23.5 ppg)
’51 Dick McDine Little Falls New York State Catholic Tournament MVP, All County
’52 Dick McDine NY World Telegram & Sun 2nd
Team All-CHSAA, 3rd
team All-CHSAA
’52 John Ritch 3rd
team All-CHSAA
’53 John Ritch 3rd
team All-CHSAA
’53 Larry Downs All County
’54 Dick Carroll All County, 3rd
team All-CHSAA
’56 George Marklay All County
’58 Ed McGirr All County
’58 Paul Kinsley All-CHSAA, World Telegram & Sun 3rd
team All-Catholic
’60 Frank Richichi Daily News 2nd
team All-CHSAA
’60 Tim Cohane Daily News 2nd
team All-CHSAA, All-County
’60 John Mastropolo All County
’61 John Mastropolo 1st team All-CHSAA, All County
’64 John Purcell All County
’66 Frank Magaletta Journal American All-CHSAA, All County, county scoring leader (27.4)
’68 Art White 2nd
team All State, All County, county scoring leader (28.1)
’70 Mike Kayser 2nd
team All-CHSAA
’70 Anthony Rende 2nd
team All-CHSAA
’73 Kevin Doherty 2nd
team All-CHSAA
’74 Kevin Doherty 3rd
team All-CHSAA
’75 Tony Salvo All County
’76 Ted O’Gorman 1st Team All-CHSAA, All-County
’80 Dennis Sullivan 2nd
Team All-CHSAA
’81 Larry Blucher 3rd
team All State, All County
’82 Tim O’Toole All County
’83 Tom Parrotta All County
’84 Tom Parrotta All County
’85 Fred Quartlebaum All County
’86 Marty Conlon 1st team All-CHSAA, Westchester Mr. Basketball, All-County
’93 Chris Watson All County, Hoop Scoop 12th
Team HS All-American, 1st Team Class B All-
State
’93 Llewellyn Cole All County
’95 Rob Harris All County
’98 Jason Nunez All County (2nd team)
’02 Kevin Hyland All County
’06 Melquan Bolding All County, county scoring leader
’07 Melquan Bolding All County (second team), First team All-State Class A
’07 Tony Taylor All County (second team)
‘08 Tony Taylor All County, county & CHSAA scoring leader (29.3), 1st team All-State
Class A, 2008 Wheelchair Classic MVP
’09 Conroy Baltimore All County (2nd team)
’10 Conroy Baltimore All County, 3rd
team All State Class A
’11 Conroy Baltimore All County, 1st team All State Class A
’12 Josh James All County (2nd
team), CHSAA DAILY NEWS 3RD
TEAM, WHITE
PLAINS EXAMINER “WINTER ATHLETE OF THE YEAR” Chsaa
“AA” 1st team, Chsaa “AA” All tourney team, Selected to Jordan Regional
game, Westchester county Player of the year, Daily News Manhattan /
Westchester player of the year
Series Records: (missing part of ’55, ’62-’65, ’92-’96, ’99, ’00, ’02-’04) Iona Prep 87-49
Mount 61-47
White Plains 27-20
Mount Vernon 5-13 (0-8 between ‘74-‘81)
New Rochelle 21-13
Rice 4-6
Most Individual Wins: Conroy Baltimore ‘11 60-37 ’07-‘11
Eric Ogbogu ’94 59-15 ’92-‘94
Brian Bartley ’84 59-40 ’81-‘84
David Conlon ’91 55-26 ’89-‘91
John Ritch ’53 54-23 ’51-‘53
Frank Richichi ’60 50-16 ’58-‘60
Fred Quartlebaum ’85 48-31 ’83-‘85
Grant Valentine ’99 45-29 ’97-‘99
Tony Taylor ’08 42-24 ’06-’08
Stepinac Coaching Records:
Nat Volpe ’51–’65 176-144 (15 years total) - 1 CHSAA Championship, 1 New York State Catholic
High School Championship, 1960 CHSAA coach of the year, 1960 Journal
American New York City coach of the year
Tom Carney ’65-’72 81-55 (7 years)
Gene Slattery ’72-’73 7-11 (1 year)
Larry Dick ’73-’74 12-11 (I year)
Gene Doris ’74-’86 150-129 (12 years) - 1 CHSAA A semifinal appearance, 1 CHSAA A
quarterfinal appearance, 1 CHSAA class B championship game appearance
Frank Henderson ’86-’94 130-66 (8 years) – two CHSAA class B championships