Bruce Lefkowitz

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Bruce Lefkowitz is a basketball player from Scarsedale. He graduated at the University of Pennsylvania and the Edgemont High School. Jersey retired, he now lives by Edgemont High School. He is the second leading scorer in Westchester basketball history. He played center, in Pennsylvania, during 1983-1987, he was 1-time All-Ivy 1st-team. He won 2 Ivy titles. He had two trips to the NCAA Tournament.

[edit] Records

Bruce Lefkowitz holds school record for most free throws attempted in a single game, he also finished his career with the 5th-most points in school history (he is currently #8). He also finished his career with the 2nd-highest field-goal percentage in school history, also, he holds the school record for most free throws made in a career.

[edit] Professional career

Bruce Lefkowitz played for the Philadelphia Aces in the USBL. He also played briefly in France for CASE St. Etienne. He won the White Glove Player of The Game in the USBL with 20 points and 10 rebounds against the Jersey Jammers with 4-time NBA All-Star Micheal Ray Richardson and Ken “The Animal” Bannister

[edit] Currently

Currently he is the Executive Vice President for Advertising Sales for Fox Cable Networks in charge of National Ad Sales for FX and National Geographic Channel. He was previously in ad sales management at Discovery Channel and Turner Broadcasting.