Siena Athletics Hall of Fame
Known for his set shot and as an expert ball handler, Fedullo averaged 8.7 points in his senior year (1950-51). He was adept in the pivot on blocks and picks, excellent on defense and had the facility to keep his mates in good spirits with his comedy routines. He was also heralded as a good passer and competitor. Fedullo was part of the 1950 Siena squad that posted a 28-5 record, won the NCIT, ranked second nationally in defense and became Siena’s first ever team to play in Madison Square Garden. He is one of four relative combinations of any kind to be inducted into the Siena Hall of Fame, along with his daughter, Angela Fedullo, ’83, HOF ’99. He died on April 1, 2001.
