La Salle Explorers basketball

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La Salle Explorers
La Salle Explorers athletic logo

University La Salle University
Conference Atlantic Ten
Location Philadelphia, PA
Head Coach John Giannini (3rd year)
Arena Tom Gola Arena
(Capacity: 4,000)
Nickname Explorers
Colors Blue and Gold

             

NCAA Tournament Champions
1954
NCAA Tournament Final Four
1954, 1955
Conference Tournament Champions
1988, 1989, 1990, 1992 (MAAC)
Conference Regular Season Champions
1984, 1988, 1989 (MAAC)


The La Salle Explorers Men's Basketball Team is a historic basketball program at La Salle University. The program has been rated the 53rd "Greatest College Basketball Program of All-Time" by Street & Smith's magazine.

La Salle has won one National Championship, one National Invitation Tournament Championship, and advanced to two Final Fours. The Explorers have also won eight city championships and four Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships. La Salle has also had three National Players of the Year - only Duke University has more. [1]


LA SALLE UNIVERSITY

Academics

Schools: School of Arts and Sciences • School of Business Administration • School of Nursing & Health Sciences

Athletics

A10Explorers • Frank Wetzler Track • Hank DeVincent Field • Hayman CenterMcCarthy StadiumMen's BasketballTom Gola ArenaWakefield Park

Campus

Art Museum • Carriage House • Christian Brother's Residence • College Hall • Connelly Library • Japanese Tea Ceremony House • Peale House • Philadelphia

Student life

Adult Student Council • AIDS Outreach • Alliance • Anime Club • APDAST • ATA • AXP • Branch Out • CAOS • CARECircle KThe CollegianDSPDPE • Explorers for LifeFIJIFOCUS • Foster Care Tutoring • GPBGSS • Interfraternity-Sorority Council • La CycleLa Salle 56 • LOCK • MPWA • Neighborhood Tutoring • Neighbor to Neighbor • NSP • Panhellenic Council • PBSRSASGATKE (not recognized) • SPESPLWEXP

Miscellaneous

La Salle University (book)

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La Salle Explorers Head Basketball Coaches

Henry • Conley • Tanseer • O'Brien • Meehan • McGlone • LoefflerPollard • Moore • Walters • Heyer • Harding • GolaWesthead • Ervin • Morris • Hahn • Giannini