FDU Knights Athletics

The 1952-32 Men’s Basketball Team compiled a 9-0 record at home en route to a perfect 20-0 regular season record and the program’s only undefeated regular season. The Knights won the NJIAC with a perfect 8-0 mark while outscoring opponents by an average of 17.2 points per game.  Fairleigh Dickinson eclipsed the 100-point mark three times, including a 103-point outburst versus Panzer.  In the post season, the Knights fell in overtime to St. Peter’s College (70-64) in the NAIA District 31 playoffs. George Glasgow led the team averaging 19.1 points per game, and George Labarowski connected on 94 shots for a team-high 47.0 field goal percentage, in addition to shooting 71.8 percent from the line. The defense limited Rutgers-Newark to a season-low 47 points in the fourth contest of the season, a 42-point victory. Team members: Dick Holub (Head Coach), Walter Dette, Gene Remoff, Frank Lebeda, George Menditto, Joe Notaro, Don Hetchka, Sam Schumer, George Glasgow, Dick DiBenedetto, George Labarowski, John Scholl, Sam Convissor, Bob Whalen.

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