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                                     • Pegan graduated in 1998 as Nazareth’s                                  all-time leader in scoring (1,805 points) and                                  rebounding (946 rebounds)
                                 • Earned numerous individual accolades,                                  including regional All-America and Empire 8 Conference                                  Player of the Year honors in 1998
                                 • Served as team captain and averaged 19.8                                  points and 10.6 rebounds per game in 1997-98 as                                  Nazareth finished 19-8 overall, won the Empire                                  8 Conference title and gained an automatic berth                                  to the NCAA Tournament
                                 • Ranks among Nazareth’s all-time                                  leaders in several statistical categories, including                                  games played (105), points scored (1,805), scoring                                  average (17.2), rebounds (946), field goals made                                  (694), free throws made (417), steals (126), and                                  blocks (107) 
                                 • Broke record for most rebounds in a season                                  with 287 in 1997-98
                                 • Named to Empire 8 all-star team in 1996,                                  1997, and 1998
                                 • Named Chase Scholarship all-tournament                                  team three times and to ECAC Upstate all-star                                  team in 1998
                                 • Began playing professionally in Northern                                  Ireland in 1999, then moved to Switzerland in                                  2000
    
        
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