Left to right: Lloyd Matthews, Gordon Sites, Mont Gallaher, Paul Ganyard, Martin Moore, Howard Winbigler, Harold Smith.

The second season was again handicapped by the lack of an adequate home court. The newspapers recorded just four games with local opponents. Mont Gallaher, a notable athlete of that era, scored 28 of the team’s 52 points in the archives. His “hook” shot and 12-points led the Red and White to one win over a group from the college. The underclassmen had great hopes for the next season because of the new YMCA gym, which would be dedicated in June of 1909.