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USP'S DUNDAS NAMED TO PHILADELPHIA ALL-AREA SMALL COLLEGE TEAM

April 15, 2008

Courtesy of Bob Heller, USP SID

PHILADELPHIA, PA - University of the Sciences in Philadelphia men's basketball player Keith Dundas (Pennsbury High School/Yardley, Pa.) was one of eight players named today to the All-Philadelphia Area Small College Team and will be honored at the Herb Good Basketball Club's 63rd annual banquet on Monday, April 21, 2008.

Dundas, a senior forward, led the Devils to a 13-15 record and their eighth consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) playoff berth. He finished the season as the Devils team leader in scoring (13.3 points/game), free throw percentage (81.7%) and assists (75, 2.7/gm.). Keith was also second on the team in field goal percentage (45.7%), three point field goal percentage (35.7%) and three-point field goals made (30).

Keith's 81.7% free throw shooting average was the third-best percentage in the CACC this year. Dundas also ranked 14th in the league in scoring, 15th in field goal percentage, 11th in assists, 12th in three-point field goal percentage, and 13th in assist/turnover ratio (0.80). He was voted to the CACC All-Conference Team for 2007-08 as a third team selection.

A three-year starter for the Devils, Keith played in 113 games during his career, amassing 981 career points. His 50.3% field goal shooting average ranks 15th all-time amongst Devil players. Dundas also ranks eighth on the Devils all-time free-throw percentage list with 78.4% and 20th in three-point field goals made (39).

Joining Dundas on the All-Philadelphia Area Small College Team are Nick Shattuck of Ursinus College (All-Philadelphia Area Player of the Year); Edwin Braswell (Cheyney), Matt Byrnes (Rowan), Dante Blanton-Holcombe (Lincoln), Malcolm Ingram (Philadelphia University), Ian McCormick (Swarthmore) and Michael Sturns (Holy Family).

The former Pennsbury High School athlete recently completed his fourth and final season of play for the Devils. Dundas will graduate in May with a degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and plans to enroll in dental school.