Jim's All-League players: BISHOP EGAN, 1982-89 FIRST TEAM 1986: Mike Stock SECOND TEAM 1983: Mark Golin 1986: John Jekot THIRD TEAM 1982: Bob Molle 1983: Kevin McDermott 1984: Mark Shalokowski 1985: John Jekot 1986: Brian Flynn 1989: Mark Milewski GTN. ACADEMY, 1990-2019 FIRST TEAM 1991: Lawrence Talley 1992: Alvin Williams 1993: Alvin Williams, Denis Kane 1994: Larry Leith 1995: Damon Williams, Julius Williams 1996: Julius Williams, Jason Lucas 1997: Julius Williams, Chris Krug 1998: Brian Burke, Chris Krug 1999: Chris Rodgers 2000: Chris Rodgers, Matt Kauderer,    Matt Walsh 2001: Mike Slattery, Matt Walsh, Lee Melchionni 2002: Matt Walsh, Lee Melchionni, Ted Skuchas 2004: Ryan Ayers 2005: Ryan Ayers, Brian Grimes, Andrew Ott 2006: Andrew Ott, Kyle Griffin 2007: Kyle Griffin, D.J. Johnston 2008: Jeff Holton, Cameron Ayers 2009: Cameron Ayers, Jeff Holton 2010: Cameron Ayers, Austin Curry 2011: Jimmy Hammer 2012: Nick Lindner, Greg Dotson 2013: Julian Moore, Greg Dotson, Nick Lindner 2014: Tim Guers, Devon Goodman 2015: Tim Guers, Devon Goodman, Sam Lindgren 2016: Devon Goodman, Kyle McCloskey, Evan-Eric Longino 2017: Kyle McCloskey, Evan-Eric Longino SECOND TEAM 1990: Lawrence Talley 1991: Alvin Williams 1992: Larry Leith 1993: Damon Williams 1994: Damon Myers 1996: Chris Krug 1997: Brian Burke, Jay Overcash 1999: Mike Slattery Matt Kauderer 2000: Mike Slattery 2001: Ted Skuchas 2003: Larry Sharp, Brian Grimes, Ryan Ayers 2004: Brian Grimes, Larry Sharp 2005: Kyle Griffin 2008: Joe Hill 2011: Nick Lindner 2013: James Drury 2014: Sean Lindgren 2016: Gabe Alter 2018: Jordan Longino

Jim Fenerty Celebration Page   On Jan. 10, 2017, by a score of 73-46 over SCH Academy, Jim Fenerty notched his 600th win as a high school coach.   Fenerty was 61-138 in eight seasons at Bishop Egan (1982-89) and this win, in Inter-Ac League play, made him 539-214 in 28 seasons at Germantown Academy (1990-2017). In the 2012 season, he missed six games due to a medical issue.   Senior Evan-Eric Longino led the Patriots with 27 points while classmate Kyle McCloskey added 16 points and 12 rebounds. Other scorers: Kahlil Ashley-Diarrah, Brian Basile and Andrew Towne, 6 apiece; Cole Storm and Lucas Traina, 5 apiece; Jordan Keys 2.   The victory raised the Patriots' season record to 11-4.                                      ----   This story was written after Jim notched his 400th win on Jan. 9, 2007 . . . Help came from his son, Jimmy, who made his varsity debut. By Ted Silary   On a day of special numbers for coach Jim Fenerty, five meant more than 400.   That was easy to determine even over a land-line telephone.   "Hold on . . . " Very long pause. "I think there's a problem with the line." Another very long pause. "Sorry about that."   The "problem" was churning emotions of joy.   Fenerty, who's in his 26th season as a high school basketball coach (18 at Germantown Academy; eight before that at the old Bishop Egan), yesterday lifted his career record to 400 -273 as the Patriots powered to a 64-36 Inter-Ac League win over visiting Chestnut Hill Academy.   The last five points were scored by his son, Jimmy, a sophomore and former ballboy, who was making his first varsity appearance.   The first special moment was a left-wing trey. Then came the conversion of a double-bonus in the waning moments.   "God has always been with me through my coaching career. He was really with me today," Fenerty said. "It was like something out of 'The Natural. '   "As the point guard, Jimmy was just running our offense. But he stepped up and took that three. Knocked it down with a swish. On the line, he swished the first one. The second one hit the rim, went straight up, came back down, right through the net. Too much to believe."   Fenerty said he realized he was on the doorstep of this milestone only last Saturday, after the Patriots conquered Haverford School and he was given a giant-sized hug by his 13-year-old daughter, Erin.   "What was that for?" he asked.   "That's 399!" she answered.   Shortly thereafter, Fenerty said he made the decision to put Jimmy in uniform for what had a great chance of being No. 400.   "I'm guilty. Did it on purpose," he said, laughing. "For lots of years, he heard his old man being called bad names in the stands. I wanted him with me today. I did this for all the coaches who get such wonderful support from their families. Without the sacrifices, none of us could do this.   "I know Jimmy wanted to get promoted all season, but he wanted to earn it. He was hesitant about dressing today, but I think he showed he earned it. If not for a little bit of a sports hernia he was battling, he would have been up a couple of weeks ago."

Jim Fenerty (R) with Egan         AD Bernie Bires in 1989         SEASON BY SEASON         BISHOP EGAN       1982: 10-14      1983: 8-18      1984: 6-20      1985: 8-15        1986: 14-11      1987: 3-22      1988: 6-19      1989: 6-19          GTN. ACADEMY      1990: 6-15        1991: 11-13      1992: 20-5      1993: 24-1        1994: 12-11      1995: 20-5      1996: 19-4      1997: 23-5      1998: 23-9      1999: 18-8      2000: 25-2      2001: 27-3      2002: 23-7        2003: 14-14      2004: 24-8      2005: 24-6        2006: 17-12        2007: 17-11        2008: 18-11      2009: 24-6      2010: 19-8       2011: 14-14       2012: *18-6     2013: 23-6     2014: 19-8     2015: 22-6     2016: 24-6     2017: 22-7      2018: 9-17     2019: #6-6 (*Missed six games on medical leave.) (#Retired after 12 games due to medical issues) --        TOTAL RECORD      626-378      1982-89: Egan, 61-138       1990-17: Gtn. Acad. 565-240 --        INTER-AC TITLES         1992: *8-2, 20-5       1993: 9-1, 24-1         1995: *8-2, 20-5         1996: 10-0, 19-4       1997: 9-1, 23-5         1998: *8-2, 23-9         2000: 10-0, 25-2         2001: 10-0, 27-3         2002: 10-0, 23-7         2007: 8-2, 17-11           2008: *8-2, 18-11       2009: 9-1, 24-6         2013: 10-0, 23-6       2014: 9-1, 19-8       2015: 9-1, 22-6       2016: 9-1, 24-6          2017: *8-2, 22-7 *-shared

   Fenerty, 56, who missed a 9-week stretch of school in the fall after having both knees replaced, said his wife, Mary,
stepdaughter, Jessica, and parents, Bud and Mary, were also in attendance.
  "Right after the game," he said, "my parents' first words were, 'You should play that kid more often. ' "
  At long-struggling Egan, Fenerty went 61-138. In part because future major league handyman Joe McEwing, also an
excellent hoopster, was among his returnees, and he relished the chance to finally enjoy success, he hesitated in jumping
to GA.
  "But even the Egan people told me I should take it," he said. "GA has been great to me. Just the wonderful education for
my kids, which I never could have afforded, would have been enough."
  Assistant Craig Conlin said of Fenerty, "Jim is a kind and good man and has been a tremendous mentor to me."
  D.J. Johnston (12), Joe Hill (12 points, five assists), and Steve Roma (10) scored in double figures for GA. Hill was the
starting point guard with La Salle signee Kyle Griffin battling illness. Roma added eight rebounds. Cameron Ayers mixed
six rebounds, three assists and four steals.
  After the feat was announced to the fans, Jimmy presented his father the game ball.
  "The whole day was great," he said. "It was even better that I got to be a part of it."

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  Below are the players who helped Jim Fenerty accumulate 626 wins at the high school level.
The year indicates the player's final season. Most were seniors. Some transferred and some were
underclassmen who did not play in the following season. The '89 and '19 teams include
multiple underclassmen . . .

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Bishop Egan 1982-89 Seasons			Germantown Academy 1990-2017 Seasons
Bill Scott	1982		Brian Costello	1990		Andrew Ott	2006
Bob Flanagan	1982		Chris Cowan	1990		Joe Traynor	2006
Bob Molle	1982		Jim Kehan	1990		Kevin Doty	2006
Dave Burch	1982		Mike Turner	1990		Matt Turner	2006
James Muka	1982		Phillip Brown	1990		Mike Rhoads	2006
Joe Anhalt	1982		Sean McKendry	1990		Shane Simon	2006
John Darrah	1982		Steve Luxton	1990		Zack Paul	2006
Paul Mays	1982		Jon Jiles	1991		D.J. Johnston	2007
Rich Schafer	1982		Lawrence Talley	1991		Ed DiRugeris	2007
Scott Adrian	1982		Malik Spann	1991		Kyle Griffin	2007
Tom Slaman	1982		Mark Ruck	1991		Matt Fusaro	2007
Bernie Flynn	1983		Sam McKendry	1991		Steve Roma	2007
Chris Lacroix	1983		Ian McVeigh	1992		Allen Tate	2008
Dave Rovny	1983		Mark Nori	1992		Joe Hill	2008
Jeff McDonald	1983		Todd Elgart	1992		Mike Doty	2008
Kevin Dwyer	1983		Alvin Williams	1993		Nicholas Gill	2008
Kevin McDermott	1983		Blair Hicks	1993		Tim McCarty	2008
Larry Carosi	1983		Coley Murphy	1993		Vik Bala	2008
Mark Golin	1983		Dan Liebsch	1993		Dean Melchionni	2009
Marty Shafer	1983		Denis Kane	1993		Eric Yuschak	2009
Matt Murphy	1983		Charles Wise	1994		Jack McDonnell	2009
Ted Blucas	1983		Damon Myers	1994		Jeff Holton	2009
Jim Walsh	1984		Eric Gordon	1994		Jimmy Fenerty	2009
Joe Gagliardi	1984		James Oliver	1994		Joe Nebiolo	2009
Joe Giblin	1984		Larry Leith	1994		Montana Mayfield	2009
Mark Murphy	1984		Rick Welsh	1994		Pete Haines	2009
Mark Shalkowski	1984		B.J. Medley	1995		Austin Curry	2010
Tim Johnson	1984		Damon Williams	1995		Cameron Ayers	2010
Bill Beck	1985		Gene Shipley	1995		Ian Leopold	2010
Bob Campbell	1985		Todd Garretson	1995		Jake Beil	2010
Henry Johannson	1985		Chad Lamelza	1996		Matt Sarshik	2010
Jerry Sheplock	1985		Jason Lucas	1996		Noah Kennedy	2010
Joe DeLuca	1985		Steve Sharkey	1996		Parth Patel	2010
Brian Flynn	1986		Terry Pies	1996		Ryan Dolan	2010
Carl Guignard	1986		Bob Dimond	1997		Beau Jones	2011
Jim Schurr	1986		Chris Welsh	1997		Greg Guers	2011
Jim Sullivan	1986		Eddie Harris	1997		Jimmy Hammer	2011
Joe Ridgway	1986		Jamie Chadwin	1997		Nick Berman	2011
Joe Rutecki	1986		Jay Jordan	1997		Andrew Leopold	2012
John Jekot	1986		Jay Overcash	1997		Cameron Retif	2012
Matt Houseman	1986		Julius Williams	1997		Connor Crump	2012
Mike Stock	1986		Kevin Mallon	1997		Justin Bullock	2012
Paul Lucas	1986		Mike Torok	1997		Bradley Garcia	2013
Dennis Ziemba	1987		Tim Bowen	1997		Earl Edwards	2013
Joe Beck	1987		Brian Burke	1998		Greg Dotson	2013
Kevin Furphy	1987		Chris Krug	1998		James Drury	2013
Sean Walsh	1987		Rob Heleniak	1998		Joe Taylor	2013
Steve Liedtka	1987		Tim Coleman	1998		Julian Moore	2013
Tim Profy	1987		Mark Heere	1999		Louis Stevens	2013
Tony Arnao	1987		Mike Taggert	1999		Nick Lindner	2013
Ed Minogue	1988		Seth Taft	1999		Patrick Sawyer	2013
Jeff Stevens	1988		T.J. Wudarski	1999		Bobby Taggart	2014
Mike McGurkin	1988		Chris Rodgers	2000		Sean Weiss	2014
Scott Sheplock	1988		Jim Slattery	2000		Abhi Patel	2015
Shawn Gallagher	1988		Matt Kauderer	2000		Isaiah Jones	2015
Shawn McCarthy	1988		Brendan Kelly	2001		Matt Perricone	2015
Brian Spinelli	1989		Eric Dubas	2001		Sam Lindgren	2015
Chuck Coleman	1989		Mike Slattery	2001		Tim Guers	2015
Frank Sweeney	1989		Rob Kurz	2001		Bailey Whitman	2016
Joe Fusco	1989		Troy Holiday	2001		Devon Goodman	2016
Joe McEwing	1989		Adam Goodman	2002		Eathyn Edwards	2016
Ken Carroll	1989		Alex Lee	2002		Gabe Alter	2016
Kyle Barniak	1989		Jeff Curtin	2002		Joe Stinson	2016
Len Lehman	1989		Lee Melchionni	2002		Jon Haynes	2016
Mark Milewski	1989		Matt Berman	2002		Miraj Dudhat	2016
Matt Savoy	1989		Matt Walsh	2002		Andrew Towne	2017
Mike Finn	1989		Ryan Cassidy	2002		Ben Garcia	2017
Mike Padgett	1989		Sean Grieve	2002		Cole Storm	2017
Sean Flynn	1989		Ted DeLong	2002		Evan-Eric Longino	2017
			Ted Skuchas	2002		Jack D'Ambrosio	2017
			Dan Overcash	2003		Josh Brownstein	2017
			Jeff DeLong	2003		Kahlil Ashley-Diarrah	2017
			Kyle Washabaugh	2003		Kyle McCloskey	2017
			Matt Nunn	2003		Colten Smith	2018
			Mike Morgan	2003		Elijah Wroten`	2018
			Doug Depte	2004		Brian Basile	2019
			Jeff Neubert	2004		Casey Traina	2019
			Joe Gill	2004		Diego Carrasco	2019
			Larry Sharp	2004		Hans Lillis	2019
			Brian Grimes	2005		Jake Hsu	2019
			Kirk Jones	2005		Jerry Griffen-Batchler	2019
			Ryan Ayers	2005		Jordan Longino	2019
						Juan Adames	2019
						Kyle Mulbah	2019
						Lacey Snowden	2019
						Luke Traina	2019
						Mike Rowan	2019
						Tayshaun Mack	2019
						Tim Dion	2019
						Tom McDonnell	2019
						Zach Anderson	2019