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Todd Paulauskas had a strong career with the RIT men’s basketball team. He played four years under Hall of Fame Coach Bob McVean. Todd ranks 21st in career scoring with 990 points, coming in 104 games. His best year was in 1993-94 when he tallied 419 points to lead the Tigers. The native of Bedford, N.H. was a three-year captain and earned Empire Athletic Association Rookie of the Year honors in 1990-91. As a senior he was named second team All-EAA. Additionally, he was Most Valuable Player of the Chase Tournament, won by RIT in 1993-94. He also garnered several team awards, including Most Inspirational Player and the Stephen King Award, predicated on sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Todd also holds the record for best field goal percent in a game (91.7) in 1994.
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