Career Tribute . . . Malvern/Episcopal Basketball Coach Dan Dougherty

Philadelphia High School Basketball A Look at

Dan Dougherty's 36-Year Coaching Career at Malvern (1962-66) and Episcopal (1977-97, 2001-10) This page includes stories, special lists, record breakdown,

recaps of wins in championship games and (at the bottom) the

names of all varsity players during Coach Dougherty's 36 seasons. . . . To provide additions/corrections: .

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Episcopal's

2006 powerhouse Front, L to R -- Luke Miller, Kieran Marshall, Charlie Barks,

Tim Ivory, Cory Goodman. Middle, L to R -- Bobby FitzPatrick, Rob McCallion, Mike Nealis, Jim Byrne,

Wayne Ellington. Back, L to R -- Gerald Henderson, Mike Yocum, Dan Hilferty, Herbert Bowen.

Coach

Dougherty's All-Stars and Top Scorers -Played in NBA ALL-INTER-AC FIRST TEAM MALVERN 1962-66 1962: Dave Baxter 1964: Larry Cabrelli 1964: Tom Keavney 1965: Jack Donoghue 1965: Bob Mahoney 1966: Joe Walters 1966: Fran Dunphy EPISCOPAL 1977-97 / 2001-10 1979: Charles Hickman 1979: Sean Perretta 1979: Dan Dougherty 1980: Charles Hickman 1980: Dan Dougherty 1981: Charles Hickman 1982: Pete Gregory 1982: Jim Farrell 1982: James "Bruiser" Flint 1983: James "Bruiser" Flint 1983: Anthony Dade 1984: Dolph Tokarczyk 1986: Jeff Hines 1987: Jeff Hines 1988: Paul Chambers 1988: Eugene Burroughs 1989: Eugene Burroughs 1990: Eugene Burroughs 1990: Jerome Allen 1990: Eric Moore 1991: Jerome Allen 1991: Eric Moore 1992: Brian Dougherty 1993: Mike Abate 1993: Chris Person 1996: John Phillips 1997: John Phillips 2001: Terrence Mack 2002: Terrence Mack 2004: Wayne Ellington 2004: Gerald Henderson 2005: Wayne Ellington 2005: Gerald Henderson 2005: Mike Yocum 2006: Wayne Ellington 2006: Gerald Henderson 2006: Mike Yocum 2008: Jack O'Neill 2009: Omari Grier SECOND TEAM MALVERN 1962-66 1962: John Holsten 1963: Larry Cabrelli 1963: Charles Hinckle 1966: Tony McDermott 1966: Fred D'Angelo EPISCOPAL 1977-97 / 2001-10 1977: Pete Herbert 1978: Pete Herbert 1978: Charles Hickman 1979: Jeff Ochroch 1980: Daniel "Skip" Hager 1981: Daniel "Skip" Hager 1981: Jim Farrell 1982: Anthony Dade 1985: Jeff Hines 1986: Paul Gilhool 1987: Scott Turner 1988: Brett Moore 1989: Jim Shanahan 1990: Chris Wyszynski 1990: Jim Shanahan 1991: Chris Wyszynski 1992: Dan Leibovitz 1995: Murphy Barton 1995: John Phillips 2003: Ron Frazier 2003: Gerald Henderson 2004: Brian Shanahan 2005: Dylan Brown 2008: Omari Grier 2009: Cory Goodman 2010: Isaiah Baker ALL-CITY (Bulletin 1977, DN 1978-forward) Played in NBA FIRST TEAM 1983: James "Bruiser" Flint 1990: Eugene Burroughs 2002: Terrence Mack 2005: Wayne Ellington 2005: Gerald Henderson 2006: Wayne Ellington 2006: Gerald Henderson SECOND TEAM 1981: Charles Hickman 1989: Eugene Burroughs 1991: Jerome Allen 1997: John Phillips THIRD TEAM 1987: Jeff Hines 1988: Paul Chambers 1991: Eric Moore 2006: Mike Yocum 1,000-POINT SCORERS (All or Part of Career) 2,068 -- John Phillips, EA 2,059 -- Gerald Henderson, EA 1,756 -- Wayne Henderson, EA 1,566 -- Charles Hickman, EA 1,563 -- Eugene Burroughs, EA 1,540 -- #Terrence Mack, EA 1,035 -- @Joe Walters, MP 1,027 -- Jerome Allen, EA 1,008 -- Eric Moore, EA #-coach for final two seasons @-coach through junior season TOP 15 I-A AVERAGES (All Qualifers From Episcopal) James "Bruiser" Flint 1983 22.1 Terrence Mack 2001 20.9 Wayne Ellington 2006 20.9 Gerald Henderson 2006 20.6 Terrence Mack 2002 20.3 Eugene Burroughs 1988 20.0 Charles Hickman 1981 19.8 John Phillips 1996 19.7 John Phillips 1997 19.0 Wayne Ellington 2005 18.9 Jerome Allen 1991 18.3 Eugene Burroughs 1989 18.0 Eugene Burroughs 1990 17.9 Dolph Tokarczyk 1984 17.7 Anthony Dade 1983 17.4 Wayne Ellington 2004 17.4 | TOP 15 I-A AVERAGES | (All Qualifers From Episcopal) | James "Bruiser" Flint | 1983 | 22.1 | Terrence Mack | 2001 | 20.9 | Wayne Ellington | 2006 | 20.9 | Gerald Henderson | 2006 | 20.6 | Terrence Mack | 2002 | 20.3 | Eugene Burroughs | 1988 | 20.0 | Charles Hickman | 1981 | 19.8 | John Phillips | 1996 | 19.7 | John Phillips | 1997 | 19.0 | Wayne Ellington | 2005 | 18.9 | Jerome Allen | 1991 | 18.3 | Eugene Burroughs | 1989 | 18.0 | Eugene Burroughs | 1990 | 17.9 | Dolph Tokarczyk | 1984 | 17.7 | Anthony Dade | 1983 | 17.4 | Wayne Ellington | 2004 | 17.4 | Dan Dougherty Tribute Page Dan Dougherty coached basketball at Malvern Prep (1962-66) and Episcopal

Academy (1977-97, 2001-10) for 36 seasons, winning 621 games and 13 Inter-Ac

League championships (12 outright, one shared). His 2006 team, featuring

future NBAers Wayne Ellington and Gerald Henderson , found

itself in the running for the answer to this question: Best in Inter-Ac

history? That story is here . . . By Ted

Silary NOW

THAT THE games are over, let's bring everyone to the fierce-debate table. Even before the season ended, Dan Dougherty expressed the opinion his

2005-06 Episcopal Academy basketball team was the best he'd coached in 27 seasons there (1977-97, 2001-06). Ah, but where does it rank in Inter-Ac League history? Is it the best of all time? Is it even the crown jewel of this

decade? "I'm predicting we'd win by 10." Those words came tumbling out of the mouth of Jim Fenerty, the longtime

coach at Germantown Academy. As much as he respects the accomplishments rung up this season by Episcopal

(10-0 league, 27-4 overall), Fenerty feels his '01 squad was better. A case certainly could be made. First, let's dissect the '06 Churchmen . . . The co-franchise players, wing guard Wayne Ellington (North Carolina) and

small forward Gerald Henderson (Duke), were ranked among the very best high

school players in the country. They formed an amazing tandem not only

because of how well they played, but also because of how well they blended,

both with each other and their teammates. Had the NBA not changed its draft

rules, it's conceivable both would have been forced hard to think about

bypassing college. The next starter, 6-9 Mike Yocum, is bound for Division I Albany. His

rebounding and shotblocking perfectly complemented the famous duo, allowing

them to perform their miracles mostly stress-free. Tim Ivory, the football quarterback, was a competent point guard, and not

to be left alone from beyond the arc, while Charlie Barks performed the

menial tasks with resolve and never once pondered overstepping his bounds. The bench was admittedly shallow. But junior Pat Kelly, a guard, was a

persistent threebie threat and only some illness problems prevented him from being a seasonlong starter. GA '01 . . . GA '01? Is it coming ? Those Patriots also swept through the Inter-Ac, and went 27-3 overall. Generally, the most talked-about players were the juniors, wing guard

Matt Walsh, forward Lee Melchionni and center Ted Skuchas. They would wind

up at Florida, Duke and Vanderbilt, respectively, and Walsh has made an NBA

pit stop after declaring for the draft as a junior. The other starters were point guard Mike Slattery and hustler Troy

Holiday. One of the key subs was Rob Kurz, who would later transfer to Penn

Charter and be a major component of that school's memory-making squad in

'03. But . He was hardly an afterthought. In fact, he was a first- team Daily News All-City honoree as a

senior and then enjoyed an outstanding career at Delaware. Fenerty eased through the possible matchups one by one and figured his

squad was hangin'. He then halted at point guard. "This is where we win it," he said. "I used to bang heads with Mike all

the time; he had that edge to him. But what a player. I didn't realize how

good he was until he was gone. We're still trying to replace him." When asked to pick a winner, Dougherty laughed and said, "I'd give it a tie. It'd be a great game." He added, "That GA team did have every component you could ask for. I

liked Slattery. He got a Division I scholarship and proved his mettle

there." As an aside, Dougherty said he's still receiving grief from his son,

Brian, now his assistant and a starter for the '91 Churchmen (27-2), whom he

formerly considered his best team. "There's no comparison," he cooed. For the record, Dougherty also loved his '05 squad (10-0, 25-3) and its

senior starters, steady point guard Dylan Brown (Ohio Wesleyan, lacrosse)

and forward/enforcer Joe Rosati (Villanova, baseball). Yet this year's must get the nod, he said, because of its much more

difficult national-level schedule (23 games were played away or at neutral

sites) and the fact The Big Three were seniors and still making tangible

improvements. (Ellington, for instance, became a lockdown defender.) What's a moderator to do? Consult someone else. Penn Charter coach Jim "Flipper" Phillips was in his first season in '01. "For me," he said, "it comes down to those third-wheel guys. The guy who

really gave us fits was Yocum. We never had that much of a problem with

Skuchas. "And Episcopal's so-called lesser guys could really shoot it. You

couldn't leave Ivory open and Kelly could hit treys, too. Know what? I'm not

sure we even saw the 'full Episcopal.' Because Kelly had those sickness

problems and it took a while for Ivory to get going because he was hurt

coming out of football." Dougherty also spoke highly of Yocum. "We were pretty good in '04 [22-6 overall] when Gerald and Wayne were

sophs, but teams with height really gave us problems," he said. "We just

couldn't match up. When Mike came with us, it made a big difference. All the

pieces fit." Just so it doesn't get lost in the shuffle, PC's '03 squad went 10-0 and

26-4. Its headliners were also juniors - point guard Sean Singletary

(starring at Virginia; our Player of the Year in '04) and Kurz (Notre Dame). Zack Zeglinski (playing football at Penn State as a preferred walk-on) was a

sophomore and already a sniping guard while the frontcourt included Matt Ryan (now playing QB at Boston College) and bruiser Mike Boles (Albright).

The main subs were guys destined to focus on other sports in college: Tony McDevitt (Duke, lacrosse) and Ryan Nanni (Rhode Island, baseball). "That PC team was very good," Dougherty said. "But I think we're a little

bit better." So there you have it. Most of it . . . Except the view from here. I'm going with Episcopal '06. Assuming the referees let everyone play. When in doubt, and as long as no underlying chemistry problems are

sensed, I tend to go with teams that have seniors as their core. This squad

was not only senior-laden, it featured two of the very best players in the

country, as well as this city's history. That makes the difference. | Coach Dan Dougherty SEASON BY SEASON League / Overall Malvern 1962: 9-3 / 13-5 1963: 4-6 / 8-10 1964: 8-4 / 15-7 1965: 14-0 / 20-3 1966: 13-1 / 18-5 Episcopal 1977: 2-8 / 7-11 1978: 4-6 / 9-13 1979: 10-0 / 21-2 1980: 8-2 / 21-4 1981: 8-2 / 22-2 1982: 10-0 / 24-1 1983: 10-0 / 23-1 1984: 4-6 / 13-14 1985: 5-5 / 16-12 1986: 4-6 / 16-12 1987: 10-0 / 26-2 1988: 8-2 / 23-2 1989: 9-1 / 24-3 1990: 10-0 / 24-1 1991: 10-0 / 27-2 1992: 4-6 /16-9 1993: 8-2 / 23-3 1994: 0-10 / 4-19 1995: 4-6 / 13-14 1996: 4-6 / 9-13 1997: 6-4 / 17-11 1998-2000: Inactive 2001: 7-3 / 16-10 2002: 6-4 / 21-6 2003: 3-7 / 15-13 2004: 5-5 / 22-6 2005: 10-0 / 25-3 2006: 10-0 / 27-4 2007: 1-9 / 4-21 2008: 4-6 / 14-13 2009:2-8 / 10-14 2010: 3-7 / 12-14 TOTAL RECORD 36 Seasons, 1962-66 (MP), 1977-97, 2001-10 (EA) Malvern: 48-14 / 74-31 Episcopal: 191-129 /

TOP 15 I-A AVERAGES

(All Qualifers From Episcopal)

James "Bruiser" Flint | 1983 | 22.1

Terrence Mack | 2001 | 20.9

Wayne Ellington | 2006 | 20.9

Gerald Henderson | 2006 | 20.6

Terrence Mack | 2002 | 20.3

Eugene Burroughs | 1988 | 20.0

Charles Hickman | 1981 | 19.8

John Phillips | 1996 | 19.7

John Phillips | 1997 | 19.0

Wayne Ellington | 2005 | 18.9

Jerome Allen | 1991 | 18.3

Eugene Burroughs | 1989 | 18.0

Eugene Burroughs | 1990 | 17.9

Dolph Tokarczyk | 1984 | 17.7

Anthony Dade | 1983 | 17.4

Wayne Ellington | 2004 | 17.4

STARTERS FOR CHAMPS

At Malvern

1965

Joe Walters

Bob O'Donnell

Bob Mahoney

Jack Donoghue

Kirk Layton

1966

Joe Walters

Fran Dunphy

Tony McDermott

Paul Miller

Fred D'Angelo

STARTERS FOR CHAMPS

At Episcopal

1979

Dan Dougherty

Charles Hickman

Sean Perretta

Sean Pender

Jeff Ochroch

1980

Charles Hickman

Dan Dougherty

Daniel "Skip" Hager

Jim Farrell

Rich Ryan

1982

Pete Gregory

James "Bruiser" Flint

Jim Farrell

Frank Barnett

Anthony Dade

1983

James "Bruiser" Flint

Anthony Dade

Dolph Tokarczyk

Mike Dougherty

Mark Farrell

1987

Paul Chambers

Brett Moore

Jeff Hines

Scott Turner

Bill Miller

1988 (shared)

Paul Chambers

Pat Chambers

Brett Moore

Mike Milone

Eugene Burroughs

1989

Eugene Burroughs

Pat Chambers

Jim Shanahan

Jon Walsh

Chris Wyszynski

1990

Eugene Burroughs

Jerome Allen

Jim Shanhan

Eric Moore

Chris Wyszynski

1991

Jerome Allen

Eric Moore

Brian Dougherty

Chris Wyszynski

Toebe Hinckle

2005

Wayne Ellington

Gerald Henderson

Mike Yocum

Dylan Brown

Joe Rosati

2006

Wayne Ellington

Gerald Henderson

Mike Yocum

Tim Ivory

Charlie Barks

This

story was written in February 1965 as Dan was steering Malvern to a perfect Inter-Ac League season (14-0) . . .

This story was written in 1979 after Dan guided Episcopal to its first

outright Inter-Ac crown in 50 years (and clinched it with two games remaining) . . .

By TED SILARY History tells us that the next time Episcopal Academy gains an Inter-Ac

League basketball title will be 2029, two starters on the present squad will have passed away and, schedules permitting, two of the

living members (one with a picture in his wallet of the starting five will show for the clinching, most probably at Haverford

School. At least those were the indications yesterday as the Churchmen (19-2

overall) pinned a 56-47 setback on the Fords, this capturing the school's first outright championship since 1929, which has been

accomplished with two games still to go in a season where everyone else has at least four losses. "It's a pleasure just being here," said photo-carrying Joel Jarvis, a

starter in '29 with Elliot Laughlin, Charles Jones, Robert Jones and George Munger, who later coached Penn football during the glory years

and also attended. " I never thought it would be 50 years between championships. I enjoyed this game just as much as when we

clinched ours." Living it up, too, was Coach Dan Dougherty, a six-school veteran (St.

Pius X, Malvern Prep, assistant at Villanova, head coach at Army, Penncrest, third year at Episcopal) who had steered one team at

Pius and two at Malvern to titles. "THIS CHAMPIONSHIP WAS a bit more satisfying than the others, mainly

because it came kind of unexpected," he said. " I felt we were still in the midst of our building process. Our goals were to

be competitive and to have a winning season and the reason for that was that our returning nucleus included a junior (Dan

Dougherty Jr.) and a soph (Charles Hickman). When underclassmen have to be your leaders, you're just not sure how it'll all

turn out. "Even with three seniors, we were still a young ballclub. Sean Perretta

was a 12th man-type last season, Shawn Pender missed most of the season with sickness and Jeff Ochroch, who transferred from

Friends Select two years ago, was just becoming familiar with our system. "But when I saw an unknown quality was falling into place, I started to

stress winning and not to settle for anything but the best. Hickman (8-for-13, 19, 11 rebounds yesterday) is our leading scorer and

rebounder, but we're a very solid team with no dominating figure. "The kids were aware they were going for our school's first title in a

long time (Episcopal tied in '33 and '71), but I don't think they knew it was 50 years. I didn't mention it because I didn't want to put

on any added pressure. "IT WAS SUPER HAVING TWO of the '29 team members here to root us on. Near

the end, I looked at our kids and wondered what was going through their minds." "It's the type of feeling," said Hickman, "that hasn't hit home. When we

get to school tomorrow, that's when it'll hit us. I know this feeling will get much better as time goes on." Haverford (Charlie Clark 17) did not relinquish its championship easily,

still maintaining a tie with as little as 7:19 to go. But Dougherty made one of two fouls, Ochroch nailed two jumpers and Hickman

scored off a pass from Dougherty to open a seven-point pad. Later, Pender made converted five free throws. "Since I've followed the Inter-Ac," Ochroch said, "it's been Malvern Prep

and Haverford. We broke a lot of tradition this season. As a team, our goal was to go out and win it ourselves, not wait for

another team to help us. "Coach Dougherty deserves a lot of credit. The man is a winner. He

brought us in as underdogs and made us a championship team. "We've won the Inter-Ac, but our season is not over. Our plans are still

for a 10-0 league record. Since we lost that tournament game to Haverford (final of the Trinity Tourney in Virginia before

Christmas), we've won 13 straight. We were 6-1 before that and we might have been overconfident. It proved to us that we had to work

for every win." Now, hopefully, the Churchmen will not have to wait as long for another

title. ELSEWHERE: Chris Pastorius' jumper at 0:03 gave Germantown Academy

(Rich Howden 14) a 39-37 overtime win against Chestnut Hill Academy . . . Malvern Prep (Mike Ryan 16, John DeAngelis 15)

tripped Penn Charter, 54-38.

Recaps of championship seasons . . . 1965 Malvern (14-0) In Game No. 12, the Friars received 20

points from Kirk Layton and 14 from Jack Donoghue while thumping

visiting Gtn. Academy, 78-53. That same day, Gtn. Friends surprised

runner-up Episcopal, 43-42, dropping the losers to 9-3 (en route to

10-4), on Ted Coxe's 12-foot jumper with 0:34 left. 1966 Malvern (13-1) The clincher came in Game No. 13. Fran Dunphy (15) and Joe

Walters (11) scored in double figures as the Friars dumped visiting

Gtn. Academy, 48-38. Hopes for a perfect league season were dashed

in the finale, a 63-55 loss to host Haverford School, the runner-up

at 12-2. Malvern had won 27 consecutive league games. 1979 Episcopal (10-0) The clincher, a 56-47 win over host Haverford School, came in

Game No. 8 and gave the Churchmen their first outright title since

1929. Charles Hickman shot 8-for-13 en route to 19 points and

grabbed 11 rebounds. Episcopal went to 10-0 in its finale by dumping

visiting Gtn. Academy, 70-47, as Hickman (17), Jeff Ochroch (15) and

Sean Perretta (13) led in scoring. Chestnut Hill finished second at

6-4. 1980 Episcopal (8-2) The clincher came in Game No. 9, a 42-34 win over visiting

Haverford School. Charles Hickman (13), Daniel "Skip" Hager (12) and

Jim Farrell (11) led the way. Four teams tied for second at 5-5. 1982 Episcopal (10-0) The clincher came in Game No. 9 as Pete Gregory (17) paced a

53-41 win at Penn Charter. Gregory (13) was at it again in the

finale, nailing a jumper with 0:07 left to provide a 35-34 win at

Haverford. Malvern (7-3) finished second. 1983 Episcopal (10-0) The clincher came in Game No. 9, a 45-39 success at Gtn.

Academy. James "Bruiser" Flint totaled 18 points and three assists

and Anthony Dade had 15 points and four blocks. The visiting

Churchmen completed a 10-0 season by smoking Haverford School,

92-59, behind 29-point efforts by Flint and Dade. Episcopal, the

champ for the fourth time in five years under coach Dan Dougherty,

raised its marks during that span to 46-4 in the league and 112-10

overall. Malvern took second place at 8-2. 1987 Episcopal (10-0) In Game No. 9, Scott Turner scored eight of his 21 points in a

19-10 fourth quarter as visiting Episcopal downed Gtn. Academy,

66-57, to clinch the title. Jeff Hines (15) and Paul Chambers (13)

helped. In the finale, Episcopal needed two overtimes to dispatch

Haverford, 87-83, and finish 10-0 for the fourth time in nine

seasons. Bill Miller (18), Paul Chambers (17), Jeff Hines (16) and

Scott Turner (13) led the way to offset Ed McCrystal’s 38-point

outburst. Runner-up Penn Charter was 8-2. 1988 Episcopal (8-2) Penn Charter (8-2) On Feb. 5, visiting PC defeated Episcopal for the second time,

63-60, to leave the winners at 5-0 and the losers at 5-2. Matt

Guokas had 23 points, 16 rebounds and three assists while brothers

Dave (13) and Chris Nanni (11) also scored in double figures. Eugene

Burroughs (19) and Brett Moore (13, 12 rebounds) led Episcopal.

Later, PC was stunned by Malvern, 68-62, as Gary Duda shot 8-for-9

on threes (a city leagues record) en route to 34 points and by Gtn.

Academy, 52-49, as Craig White’s three capped a 10-0 run at game’s

end. Episcopal won its last three. 1989 Episcopal (9-1) The title was clinched in Game No. 9. Visiting Haverford was

shredded, 63-31, as Eugene Burroughs scored 18 points, Jon Walsh

mixed 14 points and nine rebounds and Pat Chambers had 11 points and

four assists. The Fords committed 24 turnovers and went 10:15

without a field goal. Runner-up Chestnut Hill went 7-3. 1990 Episcopal (10-0) The title was clinched in Game No. 8 as Eugene Burroughs (20)

and Eric Moore (19) scored heavily and Jim Shanahan mixed 14 points,

two assists and three steals in a 78-51 win over visiting Penn

Charter, 78-51. Chestnut Hill and Penn Charter tied for second

(6-4). 1991 Episcopal (10-0) The title was clinched in Game No. 8 as Jerome Allen (18

points), Eric Moore (16) and Brian Dougherty (14, son of coach Dan

Dougherty) paced a 62-43 pounding of visiting Haverford. The

championship was the Churchmen’s fifth in a row (one shared) and

ninth (two shareds) in Dougherty’s 15 seasons as coach. In the

finale, a 64-45 win over visiting Malvern that extended the

Churchmen’s league winning streak to 26 games, Allen (1,027) and

Moore (1,008) surpassed 1,000 career points with 29 and 11,

respectively. Runner-up Penn Charter finished 7-3. 2005 Episcopal (10-0) Episcopal and Germantown Academy

(8-2) were the powerhouses in a top-heavy league and wound up

putting on three great shows, all at neutral sites. EA took the

first meeting, 52-51, before 3,000 at Saint Joseph's University as

Wayne Ellington (25 points) canned a layup with 3.2 seconds left.

Fellow top-notch junior Gerald Henderson added eight points, 11

rebounds and four assists. GA trailed, 48-36, with 5:12 left before

rallying mostly on the strength of consecutive treys from Kyle

Griffin, Kirk Jones and Ryan Ayers. The Churchmen finished with two

turnovers, and the first did not come until 1:08 remained! Game 2

was played before 2,000 at Arcadia University and EA prevailed,

53-45, as Ellington (12-for-18, 25) and Henderson (9-for-13, 22) did

most of the scoring. Brian Grimes (14) and Ayers (12), a Notre Dame signee, led GA. The

actual title clinching came in Game No. 9, a 64-28 whipping of

Haverford School that was paced by Ellington (26) and Henderson

(16). The score in Game No. 3 between EA and GA, played at Villanova

before about 4,000 as the capper for the showcase tourney, was

66-58. Ellington (27) and Henderson (23) again were dominant. Sub

Brian FitzPatrick, the All-City quarterback, received extended

playing time due to foul trouble and came up with two assists and

three steals. Two of the steals helped the Churchmen (25-3) extend a

47-44 lead to 50-44. Grimes mixed 25 points and 14 rebounds. 2006 Episcopal (10-0) With three Division I signees, two of whom boasted high national

profiles, on the roster, the Churchmen entered the season as heavy

favorites and that prognosis proved to be justified. The title was

clinched in Game No. 9, a 70-43 blowout of visiting Penn Charter. In

the first 3 minutes, 59 seconds, PC shot 0-for-8 with two turnovers

and the quarter score was 13-5 thanks to major contributions from

Albany signee Mike Yocum (seven points, seven boards, three blocks).

The biggies later exerted their influence: Wayne Ellington (North

Carolina) posted 21 points and seven rebounds. Gerald Henderson

(Duke) had 20 points, 14 boards and five assists. Yocum's final

totals were 15, 12 and five blocks. The Churchmen captured the

showcase tournament with wins over Haverford School and GA. The

subplot in the finale, played at Malvern, was whether Henderson

would score 35 points and surpass '98 EA grad John Phillips (2,068)

as the Inter-Ac's all-time leading scorer. He had 23 with 5 1/2

minutes remaining and likely could have poured in 12 more. Coach Dan

Dougherty had promised no specific record assault would take place.

None did. Henderson converted a one-and-one at 1:21 to reach 25 and

2,059, then departed. He added 12 rebounds, four assists, three

steals. Ellington totaled 21 points, eight boards and seven assists,

and finished his three-year Episcopal career with 1,756 points. He

notched 2,211 overall, counting 455 as a freshman at Daniel Boone,

near Reading. GA's Andrew Ott ('Nova) finished with 19 points and

1,074 for his career.

Below are the players who helped Dan Dougherty claim 621 wins and 13 Inter-Ac League championships in 36 seasons as the coach at

Malvern Prep and Episcopal Academy. The year indicates the player's final season. Most

were

seniors. Some transferred and some were underclassmen who did not play in the following season.

MALVERN Year Bill McDonough 1962 Bob Murphy 1962 Dave Baxter 1962 Jim Harrington 1962 John Holsten 1962 John Kolmer 1962 John Ladniak 1962 Ray Callahan 1962 Tom Murphy 1962 Andy McGovern 1963 Bill Leahy 1963 Charlie Hinckle 1963 Joe Iacovitti 1963 John Toland 1963 Mike Mahoney 1963 Tom Lees 1963 B.J. Clark 1964 Ed Biggans 1964 Jim Elliot 1964 Larry Cabrelli 1964 Tom Keaveny 1964 Bob Mahoney 1965 Bob O'Donnell 1965 Davis 1965 Jack Donoghue 1965 Kirk Layton 1965 McDonnell 1965 Barry Ruht 1966 Dougherty 1966 Fran Dunphy 1966 Fred D'Angelo 1966 Joe Walters 1966 John McDonnell 1966 Mike Bolger 1966 Paul Miller 1966 Stan Javie 1966 Tony McDermott 1966 Wilson 1966 EPISCOPAL Year Andy Ryan 1977 Art Brown 1977 Bob Hayes 1977 Carmen Marino 1977 Dave Pearson 1977 Mark Ferreri 1977 Tony Marucci 1977 Anthony Marcucci 1978 Jeff McMahon 1978 Mike Wilsey 1978 Pete Herbert 1978 Tom Rosica 1978 Bob Fine 1979 Dave Craig 1979 Jeff Ochroch 1979 Paul Binnion 1979 Rutledge 1979 Sean Perretta 1979 Shawn Pender 1979 Bob Zullinger 1980 Dan Dougherty 1980 Norm FitzPatrick 1980 Rich Ryan 1980 Sean Verdeur 1980 Tim Bak 1980 Charles Hickman 1981 Chris Jordan 1981 Dennis Johnson 1981 Gene Tinari 1981 Skip Hager 1981 Bob Kunik 1982 Frank Barnett 1982 Jim Farrell 1982 Jim Ryan 1982 Pete Gregory 1982 Steve Jannetta 1982 | MALVERN | Year | Bill McDonough | 1962 | Bob Murphy | 1962 | Dave Baxter | 1962 | Jim Harrington | 1962 | John Holsten | 1962 | John Kolmer | 1962 | John Ladniak | 1962 | Ray Callahan | 1962 | Tom Murphy | 1962 | Andy McGovern | 1963 | Bill Leahy | 1963 | Charlie Hinckle | 1963 | Joe Iacovitti | 1963 | John Toland | 1963 | Mike Mahoney | 1963 | Tom Lees | 1963 | B.J. Clark | 1964 | Ed Biggans | 1964 | Jim Elliot | 1964 | Larry Cabrelli | 1964 | Tom Keaveny | 1964 | Bob Mahoney | 1965 | Bob O'Donnell | 1965 | Davis | 1965 | Jack Donoghue | 1965 | Kirk Layton | 1965 | McDonnell | 1965 | Barry Ruht | 1966 | Dougherty | 1966 | Fran Dunphy | 1966 | Fred D'Angelo | 1966 | Joe Walters | 1966 | John McDonnell | 1966 | Mike Bolger | 1966 | Paul Miller | 1966 | Stan Javie | 1966 | Tony McDermott | 1966 | Wilson | 1966 | EPISCOPAL | Year | Andy Ryan | 1977 | Art Brown | 1977 | Bob Hayes | 1977 | Carmen Marino | 1977 | Dave Pearson | 1977 | Mark Ferreri | 1977 | Tony Marucci | 1977 | Anthony Marcucci | 1978 | Jeff McMahon | 1978 | Mike Wilsey | 1978 | Pete Herbert | 1978 | Tom Rosica | 1978 | Bob Fine | 1979 | Dave Craig | 1979 | Jeff Ochroch | 1979 | Paul Binnion | 1979 | Rutledge | 1979 | Sean Perretta | 1979 | Shawn Pender | 1979 | Bob Zullinger | 1980 | Dan Dougherty | 1980 | Norm FitzPatrick | 1980 | Rich Ryan | 1980 | Sean Verdeur | 1980 | Tim Bak | 1980 | Charles Hickman | 1981 | Chris Jordan | 1981 | Dennis Johnson | 1981 | Gene Tinari | 1981 | Skip Hager | 1981 | Bob Kunik | 1982 | Frank Barnett | 1982 | Jim Farrell | 1982 | Jim Ryan | 1982 | Pete Gregory | 1982 | Steve Jannetta | 1982 | | | EPISCOPAL (cont.) Year Anthony Dade 1983 Chris Flynn 1983 James "Bruiser" Flint 1983 Josh Berkowitz 1983 Mark Farrell 1983 Mike Dougherty 1983 Ted Pagano 1983 Dolph Tokarczyk 1984 James Brown 1984 Jay Love 1984 Jon Erickson 1984 Rob Braker 1984 David Casey 1985 Hugh Haynie 1985 John Meehan 1985 Mark Hertel 1985 Mark Whaley 1985 Todd Pride 1985 Anthony Kutner 1986 Bob Mascioli 1986 Drew Mason 1986 Greg Bolton 1986 Joe Hilger 1986 Tim Jannetta 1986 Bill Miller 1987 Carter Trudel 1987 Jack Zinman 1987 Jeff Hines 1987 Paul Gilhool 1987 Scott Turner 1987 Tyler Pride 1987 Bill Reedy 1988 Brett Moore 1988 Mike Jordan 1988 Mike Milone 1988 Paul Chambers 1988 Tom DeVirgiliis 1988 Andrew Gerardi 1989 Chris Bradley 1989 Jon Walsh 1989 Pat Chambers 1989 Chris Pandolfi 1990 Eugene Burroughs 1990 Felix Arndt 1990 Jim Shanahan 1990 Brett

Miller 1990 Andy Person 1991 Chris Wyszynski 1991 Eric Moore 1991 Jerome Allen 1991 Mark Lisi 1991 Pancho Mazza 1991 Sean McDermott 1991 Toebe Hinckle 1991 Ben Hurlbutt 1992 Brian Dougherty 1992 Dan Leibovitz 1992 Dave Stephenson 1992 Matt Noel 1992 Steve Dermaut 1992 Brendan McMahon 1993 Chris Person 1993 Eric Rosenbloom 1993 Kevin Shanahan 1993 Mike Abate 1993 Mike Palumbo 1993 Tyrone Ross 1993 Ernie Lowe 1994 Matt Bernabei 1994 Sam Allen 1994 Scott Coleman 1994 Andy Huml 1995 Doug Davies 1995 Murphy Barton 1995 Nick Canuso 1995 Pat Bard 1995 Ralph Roam 1995 Rob Wright 1995 | EPISCOPAL (cont.) | Year | Anthony Dade | 1983 | Chris Flynn | 1983 | James "Bruiser" Flint | 1983 | Josh Berkowitz | 1983 | Mark Farrell | 1983 | Mike Dougherty | 1983 | Ted Pagano | 1983 | Dolph Tokarczyk | 1984 | James Brown | 1984 | Jay Love | 1984 | Jon Erickson | 1984 | Rob Braker | 1984 | David Casey | 1985 | Hugh Haynie | 1985 | John Meehan | 1985 | Mark Hertel | 1985 | Mark Whaley | 1985 | Todd Pride | 1985 | Anthony Kutner | 1986 | Bob Mascioli | 1986 | Drew Mason | 1986 | Greg Bolton | 1986 | Joe Hilger | 1986 | Tim Jannetta | 1986 | Bill Miller | 1987 | Carter Trudel | 1987 | Jack Zinman | 1987 | Jeff Hines | 1987 | Paul Gilhool | 1987 | Scott Turner | 1987 | Tyler Pride | 1987 | Bill Reedy | 1988 | Brett Moore | 1988 | Mike Jordan | 1988 | Mike Milone | 1988 | Paul Chambers | 1988 | Tom DeVirgiliis | 1988 | Andrew Gerardi | 1989 | Chris Bradley | 1989 | Jon Walsh | 1989 | Pat Chambers | 1989 | Chris Pandolfi | 1990 | Eugene Burroughs | 1990 | Felix Arndt | 1990 | Jim Shanahan | 1990 | Brett

Miller | 1990 | Andy Person | 1991 | Chris Wyszynski | 1991 | Eric Moore | 1991 | Jerome Allen | 1991 | Mark Lisi | 1991 | Pancho Mazza | 1991 | Sean McDermott | 1991 | Toebe Hinckle | 1991 | Ben Hurlbutt | 1992 | Brian Dougherty | 1992 | Dan Leibovitz | 1992 | Dave Stephenson | 1992 | Matt Noel | 1992 | Steve Dermaut | 1992 | Brendan McMahon | 1993 | Chris Person | 1993 | Eric Rosenbloom | 1993 | Kevin Shanahan | 1993 | Mike Abate | 1993 | Mike Palumbo | 1993 | Tyrone Ross | 1993 | Ernie Lowe | 1994 | Matt Bernabei | 1994 | Sam Allen | 1994 | Scott Coleman | 1994 | Andy Huml | 1995 | Doug Davies | 1995 | Murphy Barton | 1995 | Nick Canuso | 1995 | Pat Bard | 1995 | Ralph Roam | 1995 | Rob Wright | 1995 | EPISCOPAL (cont.) Year Mike Cannone 1996 Mike Keating 1996 Ben Emory 1997 Brendan Devlin 1997 Brian Person 1997 Dan Person 1997 Fran Sutter 1997 John Phillips 1997 Mike Campbell 1997 Pat Barton 1997 Rich Steigerwalt 1997 Rob Melchionni 1997 Ryan Hamilton 1997 Fran Person 2001 Ian Wallace 2001 John Smith 2001 Malcolmn Pryor 2001 Mark Kendall 2001 Sean Phelan 2001 Garrett Wilson 2002 Joe Person 2002 Kevin Dugan 2002 Mike Stakias 2002 Reagan Mutombo 2002 Terrence Mack 2002 Brett Meyers 2003 Dan DeMento 2003 John Finnegan 2003 Matt Deasey 2003 Ron Frazier 2003 Brian Shanahan 2004 Craig Wallace 2004 Justin Leake 2004 Mike Contino 2004 Brian FitzPatrick 2005 Craig Wallace 2005 Dan Nealis 2005 Dylan Brown 2005 Greg Isdaner 2005 Joe Rosati 2005 Zac Arbitman 2005 Charlie Barks 2006 Gerald Henderson 2006 Jim Byrne 2006 Kieran Marshall 2006 Luke

Miller 2006 Mike Yocum 2006 Rob McCallion 2006 Tim Ivory 2006 Wayne Ellington 2006 Blair Fox 2007 Herbert Bowen 2007 Mike Nealis 2007 Pat Kelly 2007 Shane Isdaner 2007 Will McFee 2007 Blake Shafer 2008 Bobby FitzPatrick 2008 Dan Hilferty 2008 Jack O'Neill 2008 Matt Byrne 2008 Ryan Oakes 2008 Cory Goodman 2009 Omari Grier 2009 Paul Ramagano 2009 Richie Rosati 2009 Sean Toner 2009 Allen Heggs 2010 Brian Metzler 2010 Brian Taylor 2010 Dan Mengel 2010 DC Gaitley 2010 Isaiah Baker 2010 Ryan Martin 2010 Taylor Wright 2010 | EPISCOPAL (cont.) | Year | Mike Cannone | 1996 | Mike Keating | 1996 | Ben Emory | 1997 | Brendan Devlin | 1997 | Brian Person | 1997 | Dan Person | 1997 | Fran Sutter | 1997 | John Phillips | 1997 | Mike Campbell | 1997 | Pat Barton | 1997 | Rich Steigerwalt | 1997 | Rob Melchionni | 1997 | Ryan Hamilton | 1997 | Fran Person | 2001 | Ian Wallace | 2001 | John Smith | 2001 | Malcolmn Pryor | 2001 | Mark Kendall | 2001 | Sean Phelan | 2001 | Garrett Wilson | 2002 | Joe Person | 2002 | Kevin Dugan | 2002 | Mike Stakias | 2002 | Reagan Mutombo | 2002 | Terrence Mack | 2002 | Brett Meyers | 2003 | Dan DeMento | 2003 | John Finnegan | 2003 | Matt Deasey | 2003 | Ron Frazier | 2003 | Brian Shanahan | 2004 | Craig Wallace | 2004 | Justin Leake | 2004 | Mike Contino | 2004 | Brian FitzPatrick | 2005 | Craig Wallace | 2005 | Dan Nealis | 2005 | Dylan Brown | 2005 | Greg Isdaner | 2005 | Joe Rosati | 2005 | Zac Arbitman | 2005 | Charlie Barks | 2006 | Gerald Henderson | 2006 | Jim Byrne | 2006 | Kieran Marshall | 2006 | Luke

Miller | 2006 | Mike Yocum | 2006 | Rob McCallion | 2006 | Tim Ivory | 2006 | Wayne Ellington | 2006 | Blair Fox | 2007 | Herbert Bowen | 2007 | Mike Nealis | 2007 | Pat Kelly | 2007 | Shane Isdaner | 2007 | Will McFee | 2007 | Blake Shafer | 2008 | Bobby FitzPatrick | 2008 | Dan Hilferty | 2008 | Jack O'Neill | 2008 | Matt Byrne | 2008 | Ryan Oakes | 2008 | Cory Goodman | 2009 | Omari Grier | 2009 | Paul Ramagano | 2009 | Richie Rosati | 2009 | Sean Toner | 2009 | Allen Heggs | 2010 | Brian Metzler | 2010 | Brian Taylor | 2010 | Dan Mengel | 2010 | DC Gaitley | 2010 | Isaiah Baker | 2010 | Ryan Martin | 2010 | Taylor Wright | 2010 | | | |

MALVERN | Year

Bill McDonough | 1962

Bob Murphy | 1962

Dave Baxter | 1962

Jim Harrington | 1962

John Holsten | 1962

John Kolmer | 1962

John Ladniak | 1962

Ray Callahan | 1962

Tom Murphy | 1962

Andy McGovern | 1963

Bill Leahy | 1963

Charlie Hinckle | 1963

Joe Iacovitti | 1963

John Toland | 1963

Mike Mahoney | 1963

Tom Lees | 1963

B.J. Clark | 1964

Ed Biggans | 1964

Jim Elliot | 1964

Larry Cabrelli | 1964

Tom Keaveny | 1964

Bob Mahoney | 1965

Bob O'Donnell | 1965

Davis | 1965

Jack Donoghue | 1965

Kirk Layton | 1965

McDonnell | 1965

Barry Ruht | 1966

Dougherty | 1966

Fran Dunphy | 1966

Fred D'Angelo | 1966

Joe Walters | 1966

John McDonnell | 1966

Mike Bolger | 1966

Paul Miller | 1966

Stan Javie | 1966

Tony McDermott | 1966

Wilson | 1966

EPISCOPAL | Year

Andy Ryan | 1977

Art Brown | 1977

Bob Hayes | 1977

Carmen Marino | 1977

Dave Pearson | 1977

Mark Ferreri | 1977

Tony Marucci | 1977

Anthony Marcucci | 1978

Jeff McMahon | 1978

Mike Wilsey | 1978

Pete Herbert | 1978

Tom Rosica | 1978

Bob Fine | 1979

Dave Craig | 1979

Jeff Ochroch | 1979

Paul Binnion | 1979

Rutledge | 1979

Sean Perretta | 1979

Shawn Pender | 1979

Bob Zullinger | 1980

Dan Dougherty | 1980

Norm FitzPatrick | 1980

Rich Ryan | 1980

Sean Verdeur | 1980

Tim Bak | 1980

Charles Hickman | 1981

Chris Jordan | 1981

Dennis Johnson | 1981

Gene Tinari | 1981

Skip Hager | 1981

Bob Kunik | 1982

Frank Barnett | 1982

Jim Farrell | 1982

Jim Ryan | 1982

Pete Gregory | 1982

Steve Jannetta | 1982

EPISCOPAL (cont.) | Year

Anthony Dade | 1983

Chris Flynn | 1983

James "Bruiser" Flint | 1983

Josh Berkowitz | 1983

Mark Farrell | 1983

Mike Dougherty | 1983

Ted Pagano | 1983

Dolph Tokarczyk | 1984

James Brown | 1984

Jay Love | 1984

Jon Erickson | 1984

Rob Braker | 1984

David Casey | 1985

Hugh Haynie | 1985

John Meehan | 1985

Mark Hertel | 1985

Mark Whaley | 1985

Todd Pride | 1985

Anthony Kutner | 1986

Bob Mascioli | 1986

Drew Mason | 1986

Greg Bolton | 1986

Joe Hilger | 1986

Tim Jannetta | 1986

Bill Miller | 1987

Carter Trudel | 1987

Jack Zinman | 1987

Jeff Hines | 1987

Paul Gilhool | 1987

Scott Turner | 1987

Tyler Pride | 1987

Bill Reedy | 1988

Brett Moore | 1988

Mike Jordan | 1988

Mike Milone | 1988

Paul Chambers | 1988

Tom DeVirgiliis | 1988

Andrew Gerardi | 1989

Chris Bradley | 1989

Jon Walsh | 1989

Pat Chambers | 1989

Chris Pandolfi | 1990

Eugene Burroughs | 1990

Felix Arndt | 1990

Jim Shanahan | 1990

Brett

Miller | 1990

Andy Person | 1991

Chris Wyszynski | 1991

Eric Moore | 1991

Jerome Allen | 1991

Mark Lisi | 1991

Pancho Mazza | 1991

Sean McDermott | 1991

Toebe Hinckle | 1991

Ben Hurlbutt | 1992

Brian Dougherty | 1992

Dan Leibovitz | 1992

Dave Stephenson | 1992

Matt Noel | 1992

Steve Dermaut | 1992

Brendan McMahon | 1993

Chris Person | 1993

Eric Rosenbloom | 1993

Kevin Shanahan | 1993

Mike Abate | 1993

Mike Palumbo | 1993

Tyrone Ross | 1993

Ernie Lowe | 1994

Matt Bernabei | 1994

Sam Allen | 1994

Scott Coleman | 1994

Andy Huml | 1995

Doug Davies | 1995

Murphy Barton | 1995

Nick Canuso | 1995

Pat Bard | 1995

Ralph Roam | 1995

Rob Wright | 1995

EPISCOPAL (cont.) | Year

Mike Cannone | 1996

Mike Keating | 1996

Ben Emory | 1997

Brendan Devlin | 1997

Brian Person | 1997

Dan Person | 1997

Fran Sutter | 1997

John Phillips | 1997

Mike Campbell | 1997

Pat Barton | 1997

Rich Steigerwalt | 1997

Rob Melchionni | 1997

Ryan Hamilton | 1997

Fran Person | 2001

Ian Wallace | 2001

John Smith | 2001

Malcolmn Pryor | 2001

Mark Kendall | 2001

Sean Phelan | 2001

Garrett Wilson | 2002

Joe Person | 2002

Kevin Dugan | 2002

Mike Stakias | 2002

Reagan Mutombo | 2002

Terrence Mack | 2002

Brett Meyers | 2003

Dan DeMento | 2003

John Finnegan | 2003

Matt Deasey | 2003

Ron Frazier | 2003

Brian Shanahan | 2004

Craig Wallace | 2004

Justin Leake | 2004

Mike Contino | 2004

Brian FitzPatrick | 2005

Craig Wallace | 2005

Dan Nealis | 2005

Dylan Brown | 2005

Greg Isdaner | 2005

Joe Rosati | 2005

Zac Arbitman | 2005

Charlie Barks | 2006

Gerald Henderson | 2006

Jim Byrne | 2006

Kieran Marshall | 2006

Luke

Miller | 2006

Mike Yocum | 2006

Rob McCallion | 2006

Tim Ivory | 2006

Wayne Ellington | 2006

Blair Fox | 2007

Herbert Bowen | 2007

Mike Nealis | 2007

Pat Kelly | 2007

Shane Isdaner | 2007

Will McFee | 2007

Blake Shafer | 2008

Bobby FitzPatrick | 2008

Dan Hilferty | 2008

Jack O'Neill | 2008

Matt Byrne | 2008

Ryan Oakes | 2008

Cory Goodman | 2009

Omari Grier | 2009

Paul Ramagano | 2009

Richie Rosati | 2009

Sean Toner | 2009

Allen Heggs | 2010

Brian Metzler | 2010

Brian Taylor | 2010

Dan Mengel | 2010

DC Gaitley | 2010

Isaiah Baker | 2010

Ryan Martin | 2010

Taylor Wright | 2010

Career Tribute . . . Malvern/Episcopal Basketball Coach Dan Dougherty

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