At Franklin & Marshall College in Eastern College Atheltic Conference Southern Quarterfinals - Lost 79-59   Boxscore

The Greyhounds had their 2002-03 season ended with a 79-59 loss to Franklin & Marshall College in the 2003 Eastern Conference Athletic Conference Southern Championship Quarterfinals. Moravian was the number eight seed in the tournament while the Diplomats were the tournament's top seed and will host the semifinals and finals. The game was close for the first 16 minutes with Franklin & Marshall holding a 26-24 lead but the Diplomats finished the first half on a 12-2 run to take a 38-26 halftime lead. The Greyhounds closed within 43-37 just over five minutes into the second half, however, Franklin & Marshall hit three straight three-pointers to put the game away. Moravian had three players in double figures led by 13 points from sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski. Junior guard Kevin Wyers and freshman forward Geoff Wendel each had 11 points in the game. Zaleski grabbed a team high seven rebounds, and he heads to his junior season needing just 31 points to reach 1,000 career points. Junior guard Steve Weiler and freshman guard Chris Betley both tossed in six points with Betley grabbing a career high six boards. Senior forward Ken Greb had six points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals in his final collegiate game. Junior guard Kevin Burke added three rebounds and three assists while senior guard Willie Reynolds had two boards.

Moravian College	(16-11)	26	33	--	59
Franklin & Marshall College	(17-8)	38	41	--	79

At Elizabethtown College in Commonwealth Conference Semifinals - Lost 71-62   Boxscore

Moravian was knocked out of the Commonwealth Conference playoffs with a 71-62 loss to defending Commonwealth Champion Elizabethtown College in the Commonwealth Conference semifinals. The Greyhounds, who were making their first postseason appearance since the 1996-97 season, had a 35-32 halftime lead but let it slip away early in the second half. The Blue Jays won the game in the second half at the free throw line where Elizabethtown made 12 of 15 attempts in the game's final 20 minutes while Moravian connected on just three of seven second half attempts. For the game, Elizabethtown made 20 of 27 free throws while the Greyhounds were just 12 of 17. Both teams had 23 field goals, and the Blue Jays had five three-pointers to Moravian's four. Elizabethtown also had a 34-23 advantage on the boards. Moravian sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski scored a game high 19 points and pulled down a game high eight rebounds in the contest. Senior forward Ken Greb added ten points and three rebounds while junior guard Steve Weiler had nine points and three steals. Senior guard Willie Reynolds tossed in eight points and made a team high four steals while junior guard Kevin Wyers had four points and three rebounds. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak dished out a game high seven assists and committed just one turnover in the game. Malishchak also had four points and three steals. Freshman forward Chris Betley also scored four points in the contest.

Moravian College	(16-10)	35	27	--	62
Elizabethtown College	(17-8)	32	39	--	71

Vs. Juniata College - Won 76-55   Boxscore

The Greyhounds snapped a three-game losing streak and finished in third place in the Commonwealth Conference with a 76-55 victory over Juniata College. Moravian jumped out to a 32-20 halftime lead after shooting 48 percent (12 of 25) from the floor and 45.4 percent (5 of 11) behind the three-point line. The Greyhounds shot even better in the second half, finishing the game 26 of 49 (53.1 percent), 44.4 percent (8 of 18) behind the three-point line and 16 of 21 (76.2 percent at the foul line. Moravian also had a 34-26 advantage on the boards. The Greyhounds had three players score in double figures including a career high 15 points by freshman forward Geoff Wendel to lead the squad. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski tossed in 12 points while junior guard Steve Weiler had 11 points. Senior guard Willie Reynolds and freshman forward Zach Zsilavecz both contributed five points in the game while freshman forward Ed Reid had a team high five rebounds. Reynolds pulled down four boards and had five assists while Weiler dished out five assists and Zaleski had four rebounds. Senior forward Ken Greb, junior guard Kevin Burke, junior guard Kevin Wyers and freshman forward Chris Betley each scored four points in the victory.

Juniata College	(13-12, 7-7 Commonwealth)	20	35	--	55
Moravian College	(16-9, 9-5 Commonwealth)	32	44	--	76

Vs. Susquehanna University - Lost 73-67   Boxscore

Moravian dropped its third straight game and lost its chance for a home playoff game with a 73-67 loss to Susquehanna University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds led 33-32 but the Crusaders went on a 10-0 run early in the second half to take control of the game. Moravian shot just 32.4 percent (24 of 74) from the floor while Susquehanna shot 53.7 percent (29 of 54). Moravian did have a 44-35 advantage on the boards. The Greyhounds had a pair of players with double-doubles in the game. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski scored a game high 22 points, and he pulled down a game high 15 rebounds while senior forward Ken Greb contributed 17 points and ten boards. Junior guard Steve Weiler added nine points and five rebounds while senior guard Willie Reynolds had eight points. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak contributed seven points and three steals.

Susquehanna University	(16-7, 10-3 Commonwealth)	32	41	--	73
Moravian College	(15-9, 8-5 Commonwealth)	33	34	--	67

At Widener University - Lost 73-65   Boxscore

The Greyhounds lost back-to-back games for the first time this season and fell out of first place in the Commonwealth Conference standings for the first time this season with a 73-65 loss at Widener University. Moravian scored a season low 20 points in the first half and trailed 35-20 at halftime. The Greyhounds lost despite out shooting Widener from the floor. Moravian shot 58.1 percent (25 of 43) while the Pioneers connected on 57.1 percent (24 of 42). The difference came at the foul line where the Greyhounds made just ten of 15 attempts while Widener was 19 of 24 at the charity stripe. Widener also forced the Greyhounds into 22 turnovers, including 13 in the first half, while the Pioneers only committed ten turnovers in the game. Moravian did have a 22-19 advantage on the boards in the contest. The Greyhounds had three players score in double figures with senior forward Ken Greb and sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski both netting 18 points. Greb had a team high six rebounds while Zaleski grabbed four boards. Junior guard Kevin Wyers scored 13 points and had four rebounds while junior guard Steve Weiler and freshman forward Geoff Wendel each had five points.

Moravian College	(15-8, 8-4 Commonwealth)	20	45	--	65
Widener University	(10-13, 5-7 Commonwealth)	35	38	--	73

At Elizabethtown College - Lost 97-64   Boxscore

Moravian suffered its worst defeat at the season, falling to Elizabethtown College, 97-64, in Commonwealth Conference action. The Greyhounds drop into a first place tie with the Blue Jays with the loss. Elizabethtown jumped out to a 51-25 halftime lead while shooting 59 percent for the floor (17 of 29) to Moravian's 27.3 percent (six of 22). The Blue Jays finished the game at 62 percent (31 of 50) while the Greyhound's shot 40 percent (22 of 55). Elizabethtown added seven three-pointers and a 28 of 33 performance at the foul line while Moravian made five three-pointers and 15 of 19 free throw attempts. The Greyhounds had three players score in double figures led by 15 points from junior guard Steve Weiler. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski contributed 12 points while junior guard Kevin Wyers tossed in ten points. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel contributed seven points and four rebounds while senior forward Ken Greb had a team high eight rebounds and six points in the game. Zaleski added four rebounds and three steals while junior guard Lucas Malishchak dished out five assists.

Moravian College	(15-7, 8-3 Commonwealth)	25	39	--	64
Elizabethtown College	(14-7, 8-3 Commonwealth)	51	46	--	97

Vs. Messiah College - Won 89-75   Boxscore

The Greyhounds won their fourth consecutive game and stayed in a tie for first place in the Commonwealth Conference with an 89-75 victory over Messiah College. Moravian had a 36-32 lead at halftime before putting the game away in the second half. The Greyhounds connected on 18 of 30 field goal attempts (60 percent) and 12 of 13 from the foul line (92.3 percent) in the game's final 20 minutes. Moravian shot 55.9 percent (33 of 59) from the floor in the game, and the Greyhounds connected on 16 of 17 free throw attempts (94.1 percent). Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led four Greyhounds in double figures with a season high 33 points. Zaleski made 14 of 18 field goal attempts and he was four of five at the charity stripe. Freshman forward Chris Betley tossed in 12 points while senior guard Willie Reynolds had 11 points. Senior forward Ken Greb had ten points and a team high six rebounds. Moravian had a 32-25 advantage on the boards. Junior guard Steve Weiler tossed in eight points, and he added three assists while junior guard Lucas Malishchak dished six assists. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel added six points and five rebounds while Reynolds had four boards. Zaleski made a team high three steals while Betley and junior guard Kevin Burke both had three assists.

Messiah College	(7-12, 2-8 Commonwealth)	32	43	--	75
Moravian College	(15-6, 8-2 Commonwealth)	36	53	--	89

At Albright College - Won 84-74   Boxscore

Moravian won its third straight game and stayed in a tie for first place in the Commonwealth Conference with an 84-74 victory at Albright College. The game was tied at 30-30 at the intermisson, but the Greyhounds put the contest away in the second half at the foul line, making 22 of 29 attempts in the final 20 minutes. Albright had a higher field goal percentage 51 percent (26 of 51) to Moravian's 41.7 percent (25 of 60) in the game, but Moravian made 28 of 37 free throw attempts to the Lions' 17 of 23 performance. The Greyhounds also committed just six turnovers in the game while Albright had 14 turnovers. Moravian used a balanced scoring attack with four starters scoring in double figures. Junior guard Steve Weiler scored a game high 20 points while sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski had 16 points. Senior forward Ken Greb had a double-double with 14 points and a game high 13 rebounds while junior guard Lucas Malishchak tossed in ten points. Malishchak also led the Greyhounds with six assists and four steals. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel added eight points and five rebounds while freshman guard Chris Betley contributed seven points. Zaleski also had five boards while Greb and senior guard Willie Reynolds each dished out three assists.

Moravian College	(14-6, 7-2 Commonwealth)	30	54	--	84
Albright College	(4-15, 3-6 Commonwealth)	30	44	--	74

At Muhlenberg College - Won 65-58   Boxscore

The Greyhounds rallied from a nine-point deficit in the first half to take a 35-27 halftime lead, and Moravian came back from a five-point second half deficit to earn a 65-58 victory over rival Muhlenberg College in non-conference action. Moravian went on a 17-0 run to end the first half to take the lead but Moravian wouldn't score for the first 5:58 of the second half, allowing the Mules to make a 13-0 run and take a 40-35 lead. The Greyhounds tied the score on a technical foul free throw with 10:38 remaining in the game and then gradually pulled away throughout the remainder of the contest. Moravian shot 42.6 percent (20 of 47) from the floor but put the game away at the free throw line where the team was 16 of 20 in the second half and 22 of 29 (76 percent) for the game. The Mules shot just 31.4 percent (16 of 51) from the floor and 61.3 percent (19 of 31) at the charity stripe. Moravian did commit a season high 25 turnovers to 11 for the Mules, but the Greyhounds had a 45-24 advantage on the boards. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led a trio of Greyhounds in double figures with a game high 20 points. He also contributed a game and career high 16 rebounds in the victory. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel netted a career best 14 points and he had seven rebounds while junior guard Steve Weiler had 14 points and three assists. Senior guard Willie Reynolds had eight points in the game while senior forward Ken Greb had five points, four rebounds and three assists. Moravian takes a 6-3 lead in the annual Matte Award standings with the victory.

Moravian College	(13-6)	35	30	--	65
Muhlenberg College	(7-11)	27	31	--	58

Vs. Lebanon Valley College - Won 78-72   Boxscore

Moravian started the second half of the Commonwealth Conference season with a 78-72 victory over Lebanon Valley College to remain in a tie for first place. The score was tied at halftime, 36-36, but the Greyhounds won the contest in the second half, making 16 free throw attempts to just seven by the Flying Dutchmen. Moravian shot just 38 percent for the game (22 of 58) while Lebanon Valley connected on 53 percent of its field goals (26 of 49). The difference was at the charity stripe where the Greyhounds were 25 of 38 while the Flying Dutchmen connected on eight of nine attempts. The Greyhounds did trail 52-47 with 10:12 to play in the second half but an 11-2 run gave Moravian the lead for good. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led a quartet of Moravian players in double figures with a game high 21 points. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak netted 14 points and dished out five assists while freshman guard Chris Betley scored a career high 12 points. Senior forward Ken Greb tossed in 11 points in the game while senior guard Willie Reynolds had nine points. Both teams pulled down 33 rebounds in the game with the Greyhounds getting seven boards from Zaleski and freshman forward Geoff Wendel, six rebounds from junior guard Steve Weiler and five boards from Greb. Junior guard Kevin Burke contributed five assists in the game while Malishchak had a team high three steals.

Lebanon Valley College	(8-11, 3-5 Commonwealth)	36	36	--	72
Moravian College	(12-6, 6-2 Commonwealth)	36	42	--	78

At Susquehanna University - Lost 85-73   Boxscore

The Greyhounds finished the first half of the 2002-03 Commonwealth Conference in a tie for first place after falling to Susquehanna University, 85-73, on the road in conference action. Moravian held a 37-35 halftime lead but the Greyhounds went 4:38 without scoring which Susqehanna turned a nine-point deficit into a two-point lead. The Crusaders shot 50 percent (14 of 28) in the second half and the squad was 21 of 28 from the foul line in the game's second 20 minutes while the Greyhounds shot just 41 percent (13 of 32) and eight of ten at the charity stripe. Moravian had three players score in double figures led by 21 points from senior forward Ken Greb. Greb also had ten rebounds in the contest. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski netted 18 points while junior guard Steve Weiler had 12 points, however, Zaleski was held to eight points in the second half and Weiler didn't score after the intermisson. Zaleski also contributed eight rebounds. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel also had eight boards to go along with five points. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak had seven points and eight assists while committing just one turnover in the game. Senior guard Willie Reynolds added five points and three assists.

Moravian College	(11-6, 5-2 Commonwealth)	37	36	--	73
Susquehanna University	(11-6, 5-2 Commonwealth)	35	50	--	85

At Juniata College - Won 75-58   Boxscore

Moravian got back in the win column and maintained its one-game lead in the Commonwealth Conference with a 75-58 victory over Juniata College in conference action. The Greyhounds had just a three-point lead at halftime, 30-27, but the squad connected on 13 of 22 field goals (59.1 percent) in the second half and 18 of 21 free throw attempts (85.7 percent) in the final 20 minutes of the game to earn the victory. Moravian had its halftime lead thanks to five three-pointers in the game's first 20 minutes to Juniata's two three-pointers. The rest of the first half statistics were almost identical for the two teams. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led the Greyhounds with a game high 20 points, and he also grabbed a game high nine rebounds to lead Moravian to a 32-22 advantage on the boards. Junior guard Steve Weiler netted 14 points for the Greyhounds while senior guard Willie Reynolds had nine points, four rebounds and two blocked shots. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel tossed in seven points and had four rebounds while freshman guard Chris Betley also netted seven points. Senior forward Ken Greb pulled down seven rebounds for Moravian in the win while junior guard Lucas Malishchak had four assists and four points for the Greyhounds.

Moravian College	(11-5, 5-1 Commonwealth)	30	45	--	75
Juniata College	(8-7, 3-3 Commonwealth)	27	31	--	58

Vs. Widener University - Lost 68-66   Boxscore

The Greyhounds suffered their first Commonwealth Conference loss of the season, falling to Widener University, 68-66, in conference action. The contest was tied 32-32 at halftime. Moravian took a two-point lead early in the second half but ended up down by nine points, 61-52, with 4:33 left in the game. The Greyhounds rallied to tie the score at 66-66 on a pair of free throws by junior guard Steve Weiler with 25 seconds to play. Weiler had a chance to give the Greyhounds a lead but he missed the middle attempt of three foul shots after being fouled shooting a three-pointer. Weiler also had a chance to give Moravian the victory but his three-point attempt from the corner bounced off the rim as the final horn sounded. The key to the game was at the free throw line. Widener shot just 50 percent (six of 12) at the charity stripe in the first half, but the Pioneers turned it on in the second half, making 15 of 17 attempts (88.2 percent) to finish the game at 21 of 29 (72.4 percent). The Greyhounds shot 85.7 percent (18 of 21) in the game. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led all scorers with 23 points in the game, and he also grabbed a team high eight rebounds. Senior forward Ken Greb tossed in 13 points for the Greyhounds, and he had seven boards. Weiler and senior guard Willie Reynolds each scored nine points in the game. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak dished out five assists in the contest, and he had four points and four rebounds. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel also had four points and four rebounds.

Widener University	(6-8, 3-2 Commonwealth)	32	36	--	68
Moravian College	(10-5, 4-1 Commonwealth)	32	34	--	66

At Swarthmore College - Won 76-67 (overtime)   Boxscore

Moravian rallied from a 12-point first half deficit to earn a 76-67 overtime victory at Swarthmore College in non-conference action. The Greyhounds trailed 10-0 before scoring their first basket 5:05 into the contest and the squad was behind 16-4 before cutting the Garnet Tide's halftime lead to 26-23. Moravian and Swarthmore would trade the lead in the second half with the Greyhounds' largest advantage four points and Swarthmore's biggest lead five points. Moravian trailed 59-56 with 3.1 seconds left in regulation after a free throw by Swarthmore's Blair Haxel, but Greyhound junior guard Lucas Malishchak scored his first points of the game, hitting a three-pointer from 24 feet out at the top of the key with no time on the clock to force overtime. Moravian took the lead for good with 2:59 remaining in overtime when junior guard Kevin Burke hit a three-pointer, his first points of the contest. The Greyhounds would ice the game in the final minute, connecting on seven straight free throws to end the game, one from freshman forward Geoff Wendel to finish off a three-point play, four from Burke and two from Malishchak. Moravian was out shot on the floor by Swarthmore 46.8 percent (27 of 58 for the Garnet Tide) to 39.7 percent (25 of 63 for the Greyhounds). However, the Greyhounds won the game at the charity stripe where the Greyhounds connected on 22 of 27 attempts (81.5 percent) including 18 of 21 in the second half and overtime, while Swarthmore was just nine of 16 at the free throw line. Moravian had another balanced scoring attack with four players in double figures led by 13 points each from senior forward Ken Greb and Wendel. Both players had six rebounds in the game as Wendel tied his career high for points and set a new career high in rebounds. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski had a double-double with 12 points and a game high 12 rebounds while junior guard Kevin Wyers netted 11 points in the victory. Burke's eight points tied his career high while junior guard Steve Weiler had seven points before fouling out of the game near the end of regulation. Malishchak finished with five points, two assists and two steals while Greb led the team with three steals.

Moravian College	(10-4)	23	36	17	--	76
Swarthmore College	(6-9)	26	38	8	--	67

At Messiah College - Won 82-58   Boxscore

The Greyhounds remained undefeated in the Commonwealth Conference with an 82-58 victory at Messiah College. Moravian now has a two-game lead in the Commonwealth this season. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 30-24 halftime lead while shooting 39 percent from the floor. Moravian held the Falcons to 29 percent shooting in the first half and 36 percent for the game while the Greyhounds turned it on in the second half, shooting 64 percent to finish the contest at 51 percent (30 of 59). Moravian had a trio of players in double figures with senior forward Ken Greb scoring a team high 20 points. Greb had just four points in the first half while junior guard Steve Weiler scored all 16 of his points in the first half, including a four-of-eight performance behind the three-point line. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski also contributed 16 points. Junior guard Kevin Burke contributed eight points off the bench. The Greyhounds had a 38-29 advantage on the boards led by eight rebounds from Greb. Junior guard Kevin Wyers had four rebounds and four points while senior guard Willie Reynolds had four boards and four assists. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak also had four assists. Greb led the squad with four steals in the victory. Sophomore guard Andy Fisher contributed five points and three assists off the bench.

Moravian College	(9-4, 4-0 Commonwealth)	30	52	--	82
Messiah College	(6-7, 1-3 Commonwealth)	24	34	--	58

At University of Scranton - Lost 67-55   Boxscore

Moravian fell to the University of Scranton, 67-55, in non-conference action. The Greyhounds trailed 25-21 at halftime. Moravian was behind 15-5 with 10:25 to play in the first half before going on a 16-6 run to tie the score at 21-21 with 4:59 left in the first 20 minutes. The Greyhounds finished the half with four missed shots and six turnovers. Moravian shot just 40 percent in the second half and made one of 13 three-point field goal attempts. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led three Greyhounds in double figures with 15 points. Senior forward Ken Greb tossed in 14 points while junior guard Kevin Wyers, who hit three three-pointers in the game, netted 11 points. Zaleski also led Moravian on the boards with eight rebounds while Greb had five rebounds. Junior guard Lucas Malsihchak contributed six points and five assists while freshman forward Geoff Wendel had five points and four boards.

Moravian College	(8-4)	21	34	--	55
University of Scranton	(12-2)	25	42	--	67

Vs. Elizabethtown College - Won 76-70   Boxscore

The Greyhounds rallied from an eight-point deficit with 3:49 to play to earn a 76-70 victory over Elizabethtown College in Commonwealth Conference action. Moravian got off to an awful start in the game. The Greyhounds missed their first 13 shots in the contest, falling behind 10-0 and 16-2 before pulling within 22-20 with 5:45 remaining in the first half on a dunk by sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski. The Blue Jays extended their lead back to double figures at 34-23 with 2:14 left in the half but the Greyhounds would pull within five at halftime, 34-29. Moravian tied the game for the first time at 40-40 with 15:29 left in the second half on a lay-up by senior forward Ken Greb. The teams would trade baskets until Elizabethtown went on a run that would give the Blue Jays a 64-56 lead with 3:49 to play. Zaleski, who scored a game and season high 32 points, started the Moravian comeback with a lay-up and a jumper. Junior guard Steve Weiler would give the Greyhounds their first lead of the night, 66-64, with back-to-back three-pointers. The teams would trade points as the game was tied 68-68 with 1:38 to play but Weiler, who scored 11 of his 15 points in the final 2:44 of the game, hit a pair of free throws and a three-pointer to seal the victory. The Greyhounds shot just 28 percent (9 of 32) in the first half before hitting 16 of 28 shots (57 percent) in the second half. Moravian did connect on 91 percent of its free throws in the game (20 of 22) while forcing Elizabethtown into 26 turnovers. The Blue Jays did shoot 55 percent (27 of 49) from the floor in the game but just 62.5 percent (15 of 24) at the charity stripe. Elizabethtown missed seven free throws in the final 8:48 of the game. Zaleski had his fourth double-double of the year, grabbing ten rebounds to go along with his 32 points. Weiler had five rebounds and four steals in addition to his 15 points while Greb had five assists and four rebounds to go along with his ten points. Junior guard Kevin Wyers scored seven points in the game including the final two of the contest at the foul line after being fouled trying to dunk with eight seconds left. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak had four assists and four rebounds in the game.

Elizabethtown College	(7-6, 1-2 Commonwealth)	34	36	--	70
Moravian College	(8-3, 3-0 Commonwealth)	29	47	--	76

Vs. Muhlenberg College in 25th Annual Greyhound Rock Classic Championship - Lost 60-53   Boxscore

Moravian fell to rival Muhlenberg College, 60-53, in the championship game of the 25th Annual Greyhound Rock Classic. This was the 11th time the two schools have met in the championship game of the tournament with Mules winning five of the 11 games including the last two. The Greyhounds led most of the first half until the Mules took a 24-22 lead with 1:36 before halftime. Moravian got within one point at 39-38 with 8:33 left in the game but Muhlenberg pulled away late in the contest. The Greyhounds were plagued by poor shooting in the game as Moravian hit just 29.8 percent of its field goal attempts (17 of 57) while hitting just 18.2 percent of its three-pointers (2 of 11). Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski, who was named to the All-Tournament Team, led the Greyhounds in scoring with 14 points. Senior forward Ken Greb, who was also on the All-Tournament Team, had a double-double with ten points and a game high 12 rebounds and Greb added four assists. Senior guard Willie Reynolds tossed in nine points while junior guard Kevin Wyers netted seven points off the bench.

Muhlenberg College	(6-5)	25	35	--	60
Moravian College	(7-3)	22	31	--	53

Vs. Connecticut College in 25th Annual Greyhound Rock Classic - Won 71-54    Boxscore

The Greyhounds moved into the championship game of their own tournament with a 71-54 victory over Connecticut College in the first round of the 25th Annual Greyhound Rock Classic. Moravian was ahead 30-20 at halftime and kept its lead throughout the second half. Junior guard Steve Weiler paced the squad with a game high 17 points while sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski tossed in 13 points. Senior forward Ken Greb and junior guard Kevin Wyers both had nine points while freshman guard Chris Betley had six points off the bench. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak dished out a team high six assists in the game while Weiler had five assists. Greb led the squad with four steals and he also grabbed a team high ten rebounds to lead Moravian to a 44-34 advantage on the boards. Zaleski contributed eight rebounds while Weiler and Wyers each had five boards.

Connecticut College	(5-4)	20	34	--	54
Moravian College	(7-2)	30	41	--	71

At The College of New Jersey - Lost 79-77 (overtime)   Boxscore

Moravian had its four-game winning streak snapped by a 79-77 overtime loss at The College of New Jersey in non-conference action. The Greyhounds trailed 73-70 near the end of regulation when junior guard Steve Weiler drilled a three-pointer from the right side of the court with 2.5 seconds remaining to tie the score at 73-73. Moravian had a chance to win the game in regulation but sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski had his short jumper blocked at the buzzer. In overtime, Moravian was down 79-77 when the team took possession of the ball with 12 seconds left to play. Senior forward Ken Greb had a pair of short jumpers in the final four seconds of overtime but both hit the rim and bounced out. The Greyhounds trailed 37-36 at halftime despite shooting 51.7 percent (15 of 29) from the floor in the first half. The second half of the game was a series of runs by each team going on a 10-0 run during the half. Zaleski led a trio of Greyhounds in double figures with 23 points. Greb tossed in 21 points while Weiler netted 18 points. The trio combined for 39 of Moravian's 41 points after the intermisson. Freshman forward Geoff Wendel had six points off the bench while junior guard Kevin Wyers had five points. The Greyhounds had a 42-34 advantage on the boards with Greb, Weiler, Zaleski and Wyers each grabbing seven rebounds. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak led Moravian with five assists and three steals in the game.

Moravian College	(6-2)	36	37	4	--	77
The College of New Jersey	(8-3)	37	36	6	--	79

At Delaware Valley College - Won 64-57   Boxscore

The Greyhounds played for the first time in a month and the squad earned its fourth straight victory with a 64-57 victory over Delaware Valley College in non-conference action. Moravian trailed 25-22 at halftime after shooting just 25 percent in the first half. The Aggies built their lead to 33-25 with 16:41 remaining in the contest before Moravian went on a 21-4 run over the next seven and a half minutes to take control of the game. Moravian shot 63 percent in the second half, making 12 of 19 field goal attempts. Another key for the Greyhounds was their foul shooting in the second half. Moravian, which led the nation in free throw percentage last season was 24 of 29 from the charity stripe in the game including 15 of 18 in the second half. The Greyhounds were ten-for-ten from the foul line in the game's final two and a half minutes. Junior guard Steve Weiler led the Greyhounds' balanced scoring attack with 16 points. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski had 14 points while freshman forward Geoff Wendel netted a career high 13 points. The trio were the only three Greyhounds to score in the first half. Seniors forward Ken Greb and guard Willie Reynolds each tossed in six points in the victory. Moravian had a 37-24 advantage on the boards with Zaleski pulling down a game high 12 boards. Greb added six rebounds, three blocked shots and three assists while junior guard Lucas Malishchak had three assists.

Moravian College	(6-1)	22	42	--	64
Delaware Valley College	(4-5)	25	32	--	57

Vs. Drew University - Won 87-55   Boxscore

Moravian won its third straight game and moved to 5-1 on the season with an 87-55 victory over Drew University in non-conference action. The game was the Greyhounds final contest before a month long break for the holidays. Moravian jumped out to a 42-22 halftime lead and never looked back as the squad shot 50 percent (28 of 56) in the game. The Greyhounds had 11 of 13 players net at least one point in the game with three in double figures. Junior guards Steve Weiler and Kevin Wyers both scored 19 points in the game with Weiler added three steals and three rebounds and Wyers, whose 19 points were a career high, had a team high eight rebounds and three steals. Weiler and Wyers both connected on three three-pointers in the victory. Senior forward Ken Greb tallied 12 points and he pulled down five rebounds as Moravian had a 41-32 advantage on the boards. Senior guard Willie Reynolds had nine points while sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski contributed seven points and four rebounds. Freshman guard Zach Zsilavecz also had seven points in the contest while freshman guard Steve Wenderfer tossed in five points. Junior guard Kevin Burke dished out a team high four assists. The Greyhounds will return to action on Tuesday, January 7th.

Drew University	(1-5)	22	33	--	55
Moravian College	(5-1)	42	45	--	87

At Lebanon Valley College - Won 85-81   Boxscore

The Greyhounds won their second straight Commonwealth Conference game, topping Lebanon Valley College, 85-81. Moravian jumped out to a 53-36 halftime lead by shooting 70.8 percent (17 of 24) from the floor and 71.4 percent (5 of 7) behind the three-point line. Senior forward Ken Greb and sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led the Greyhounds in scoring with 22 points each. Greb, who tied his career high with 22 points, was five of eight from the floor and 12 of 13 at the charity stripe while Zaleski was seven of ten from the field and a perfect seven of seven at the free throw line. Junior guard Steve Weiler also scored in double figures, netting 16 points. Weiler and junior guard Kevin Wyers led Moravian on the glass with both players pulling down four rebounds. Wyers added nine points and three assists. Junior guard Lucas Malishchak had seven assists while senior guard Willie Reynolds added five assists and five points. Lebanon Valley outscored the Greyhounds by 13 points in the second half and the Flying Dutchmen held a 35-19 advantage on the boards.

Moravian College	(4-1, 2-0 Commonwealth)	53	32	--	85
Lebanon Valley College	(3-3, 1-1 Commonwealth)	36	45	--	81

Vs. Albright College - Won 66-59   Boxscore

Moravian opened the 2002-03 Commonwealth Conference season with a 66-59 victory over Albright College. The Greyhounds held a 25-24 lead at halftime and took control of the game in the second half at the foul line, making 13 of 16 attempts while the Lions were just seven of eight from the charity stripe. Moravian had three players score in double figures in the game led by sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski with 19 points. Junior guard Kevin Wyers scored 14 points while sophomore forward Mike Howell contributed 11 points. The Greyhounds held a 35-27 advantage on the boards with Zaleski pulling down a game-high nine rebounds. Wyers added five rebounds while Howell had four boards. Senior forward Ken Greb had eight points and six boards in the victory. Junior guard Steve Weiler also had eight points and he led the Greyhounds with three steals while senior guard Willie Reynolds dished out a team high three assists.

Albright College	(1-3, 0-1 Commonwealth)	24	35	--	59
Moravian College	(3-1, 1-0 Commonwealth)	25	41	--	66

Vs. DeSales University - Lost 81-73   Boxscore

The Greyhounds suffered their first loss of the 2002-03 season in their home opener, falling to local rival DeSales University, 73-63, in non-conference action. Moravian shot 53 percent (9 of 17) in the first half of the game but still trailed by four points, 31-27, at halftime. The Bulldogs shot 57 percent in the second half while Moravian, which trailed by as many as nine points in the second half, shot just 33 percent (11 of 33). The Greyhounds closed within one point with 4:06 to play but DeSales went on a 16-7 run to finish the game. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led four Greyhounds in double figures with 17 points. Zaleski also had five rebounds while senior forward Ken Greb led the team with six rebounds in his first game of the season. Greb and senior guard Willie Reynolds both scored 15 points with Reynolds shooting a perfect eight-of-eight at the foul line. Junior guard Steve Weiler netted ten points while dishing out four assists. Freshman forward Steve Wenderfer scored six points while junior guard Lucas Malishchak had seven assists and four rebounds. The victory by DeSales was the first by the road team in six years in the annual series.

DeSales University	(1-1)	31	42	--	73
Moravian College	(2-1)	27	36	--	63

Vs. Palm Beach Atlantic (FL) University in Emmanuel College Tap-Off Tournament - Won 69-60   Boxscore

Moravian won the championship of the Emmanuel College Tap-Off Tournament with a 69-60 victory over NAIA powerhouse Palm Beach Atlantic (FL) University in the title game. Junior guard Steve Weiler led the Greyhounds with 15 points while sophomore forward Mike Howell contributed 16 points in the game. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski added 12 points while freshman forward Geoff Wendel had ten points. Zaleski was named the Tournament's Most Valuable Player while Howell and senior guard Willie Reynolds were named to the All-Tournament Team. Zaleski had his second straight double-double, pulling down a game high ten rebounds. reynolds had nine points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals in the game while Weiler had three assists and three boards. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 36-29 haltime lead after shooting 54 percent from the floor in the first half.

Palm Beach Atlantic University	(4-1)	29	31	--	60
Moravian College	(2-0)	36	33	--	69

At Emmanuel College in Emmanuel Tap-Off Tournament - Won 76-65   Boxscore

The Greyhounds opened the 2002-03 season with a 76-65 victory over host Emmanuel College in the first game of the Emmanuel Tap-Off Tournament. Moravian had a 41-36 lead at halftime after shooting 48 percent from the floor and 87 percent from the free throw line in the first half. Sophomore forward Brandon Zaleski led the Greyhounds with a double-double, scoring 29 points on 13 of 18 shooting including one three-pointer and pulling down 12 rebounds, which ties Zaleski's career high on the boards. Junior guard Kevin Wyers was eight for 12 from the floor for a career high 17 points. Junior guard Steve Weiler contributed 11 points and three assists. Senior guard Willie Reynolds led Moravian with ten assists while junior guard Lucas Malishchak had a team high four steals. Sophomore forward Mike Howell added nine points and five rebounds. The Greyhounds move into the championship game with the win.

Moravian College	(1-0)	41	35	--	76
Emmanuel College	(0-1)	36	29	--	65