1986-87 Men's Basketball Roster
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Jersey Number 20
Tom Worstell
- Height:
- 6-2
- Weight:
- 190
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Manassas, Va.
- High School:
- Stonewall Jackson
An All-American lacrosse midfielder who impressed the basketball staff during walk-on tryouts in November . . . Was invited back for a two-week practice evaluation and was again impressive . . . Joined the roster permanently just before Thanksgiving, under a gentleman's agreement between Wade and lacrosse coach Dick Edell ... A superb athlete who will help the Terps in specific situations and lend depth to the backcourt.
At Maryland — Named ACC Player of the Year in lacrosse in 1986, as he led the Terps to their first NCAA tournament appearance since 1983. Was the only sophomore selected to the USILA's first-team All-American squad, and has already established himself as one of the finest midfielders in Maryland history . . . Led the squad in goals (22) and finished second in total points (39) . . . Followed brothers Pete (1977-81, three-time All-American) and Tim (1980-84, All- ACC) to College Park.
High School — Earned MVP honors in football, basketball and lacrosse as a senior . . . Was good enough in hoops to be recruited by Virginia, among others . . . Quarterbacked Stonewall Jackson to division title as a senior and earned All- America lacrosse honors that spring.
At Maryland — Named ACC Player of the Year in lacrosse in 1986, as he led the Terps to their first NCAA tournament appearance since 1983. Was the only sophomore selected to the USILA's first-team All-American squad, and has already established himself as one of the finest midfielders in Maryland history . . . Led the squad in goals (22) and finished second in total points (39) . . . Followed brothers Pete (1977-81, three-time All-American) and Tim (1980-84, All- ACC) to College Park.
High School — Earned MVP honors in football, basketball and lacrosse as a senior . . . Was good enough in hoops to be recruited by Virginia, among others . . . Quarterbacked Stonewall Jackson to division title as a senior and earned All- America lacrosse honors that spring.
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