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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Roster Report: Recruiting a High Priority for Cornell

Cornell returns 15 veterans for the 2009-2010 season, inclusive of transfers who sat out 2008-2009 but were enrolled in the University. In addition, Cornell currently has verbal recruiting commitments from three high school seniors thereby bringing the program's expected total roster size to 18 players for 2009-2010. But of these eighteen players, nine will be playing out their final year of eligibility next season. Accordingly, Cornell must continue its recruiting in all position areas in order to prepare for the mass exodus of graduating players during May 2010.

Below are the academic programs and year of study for the fifteen Cornell basketball players that are returning to the 2009-2010 roster. Players with asteriks (***) next to their class year are eligible for a 5th year of basketball beyond their senior year.

New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Ryan Wittman-Senior-Applied Economics and Management/Business
Alex Tyler-Senior-Applied Economics and Management/Business
Jeff Foote-5th Yr. Senior-Applied Economics and Managment/Business
Adam Wire-Junior-Applied Economics and Management/Business
Marc Van Burck-Senior-Applied Economics and Management/Business
Chris Wroblewski-Soph.-Applied Economics and Management/Business
Andre Wilkins-Senior-Developmental Sociology
Max Groebe-Junior***-Developmental Sociology
Mark Coury-Senior***-Communication
Geoff Reeves-SeniorCommunication

New York State College of Human Ecology
Louis Dale-Senior-Policy Analysis and Management

New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations
None

College of Architecture, Art and Planning
Aaron Osgood-Junior-Urban & Regional Studies

College of Arts and Sciences
Jon Jaques-Senior-Biology & Society
Alex Hill-Soph.-Undecided

College of Engineering
Pete Reynolds-Senior-Civil Engineering

School of Hotel Administration
None

Incoming Cornell Freshmen