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#1 - Jeff Adamson [ID #76798] C |
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Home Town: Lowell, Massachusetts
High School: Powell High School C |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2013 - 2017 Height: 6' 9" Skill Index: 164 |
| Games 156, 15.3 ppg, 62.3% fgp, 78.0% ftp, 6.7 rpg, 23.8 mpg |
| Notes: -- Set school record for career points (2,381) -- 2x All-Conference selection (IV.1 - 2015, 2016) -- Key player on Yale's first two teams to make D1 national tournament (2016, 2017) |
#12 - Craig Nichols [ID #203549] C |
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Home Town: Bellingham, Massachusetts
High School: North Bellingham High School C |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2041 - 2046 Height: 7' Skill Index: 179 |
| Games 180, 16.7 ppg, 60.2% fgp, 86.7% ftp, 9.2 rpg, 1.5 bpg, 29.3 mpg |
| Notes: -- Helped lead Yale to its first-ever Legends title (2044), as well as two Final Four appearances (2043, 2045). -- Named 2x All-American (2044, 2045), 3x Legends All-Conference, 2045 All-Tournament selection, and 2043 Legends Freshman of the Year. -- Graduated 2nd in career points (3,002), rebounds (1,649), and minutes played (5,273) in school history and 3rd in Player of the Game (POTG) awards (43). Set school record for career blocks (276) and single-season free throw percentage (91.1%). -- Drafted professionally by Portland. |
#32 - Cal Kidwell [ID #186772] PF |
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Home Town: Central Falls, Rhode Island
High School: Central Falls High School PF SF pg sg |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2037 - 2041 Height: 6' 6" Skill Index: 204 |
| Games 176, 18.3 ppg, 48.3% fgp, 2.5 3pg, 39.3% 3pp, 84.0% ftp, 2.4 apg, 2.0 spg, 32.3 mpg |
| Notes: -- Led Yale to three consecutive top-3 finishes in Legends (2039-2041), including back-to-back runners-up (2040-2041). Won Legends conference tournament (2040) and reached 2039 Elite Eight. -- Twice named National Player of the Year (2040, 2041), as well as 2x All-American, 2x Discord All-American (First Team), and 2x Legends Player of the Year. First shooting guard to earn two Discord All-American First Team selections. -- Set school records for career points (3,226), player of the game (POTG) awards (59), three-pointers (446), steals (354), and minutes played (5,686). -- Graduated tied-2nd in Legends career POTG awards (37). -- First Bulldog professionally drafted (5th overall, Charlotte) in 2041. -- Inducted into the Hardwood Hall of Fame (Season 2050). |
#50 - Nathan Fitzpatrick [ID #155976] C |
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Home Town: Simsbury, Connecticut
High School: Central Simsbury High School C PF |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2031 - 2036 Height: 6' 11" Skill Index: 141 |
| Games 179, 12.9 ppg, 59.8% fgp, 9.8 rpg, 1.2 bpg, 28.7 mpg |
| Notes: -- Part of Yale squads that achieved five consecutive promotions (2032-2036), going from LL6 to Legends and winning four straight conference titles (VI.2, V.1, IV.1, III.1). -- Set school record for career rebounds (1,752) and graduated ranked 5th in career points (2,302) and Player of the Game awards (33). Graduated with the fourth-best career Plus/Minus in collegiate history (+3080), breaking Yale's career record by over 700 points. -- Helped lead Yale to three consecutive D1 national tournaments (2034-2036), including the Bulldogs' 2036 D1 Final Four appearance. Earned POTG honors in the 2036 Sweet Sixteen, recording 26 points and 13 rebounds versus St. Mary's. Also helped Yale reach the D3 Final Four in his freshman season (2032). |
Raymond Dobson [ID #410] Coach |
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| Birthplace: Parma, Ohio |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2005 - 2028 |
| Games 951, Total Wins 519, Conference Wins 346, Playoff Wins 20, Tournament Wins 5, Winning Percentage .546 |
| Notes: -- Bulldog head coach over 23 seasons (2006-2028) -- Guided program to six promotions and two appearances in Division 1 national tournament, including 2016 Sweet Sixteen -- Retired as school record holder in wins (519), conference wins (346), playoff wins (20), and tournament wins (5) |
Trevor Parnell [ID #2443] Coach |
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| Birthplace: San Diego, California |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2031 - 2048 |
| Games 769, Total Wins 574, Conference Wins 359, Playoff Wins 33, Tournament Wins 27, Winning Percentage .746 |
| Notes: -- Led Yale from Division 3 to national prominence over 17-season tenure (2032-2048), winning Legends title (2044), Legends Conference Tournament (2040), and reaching four Final Fours (2036, 2043, 2045, D3 2032). -- Guided program to five consecutive promotions (2032-2036) from LL6 to LL1. Coached Bulldogs through 10 Legends campaigns (2037, 2039-2047). -- Set school records for wins (574), tournament wins (27), conference wins (359), playoff wins (33), winning percentage (.746), and conference titles (6). -- Discord Coach of the Year (2034), 3x COTY nominee (2034, 2040, 2044). |