2010-11 men's basketball media guide

2010-11 men’s basketball Media Guide

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2010-11 men’s basketball


Credits The 2010-11 C.W. Post men’s basketball guide was written, edited and designed by the C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Office. Design and layout by Jill Fisher using InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3. Special thanks to Chris Casey, Sarah Ralls and Patrick McWalters for their assistance.

Individual headshots, cover photos and action photography by Joe Rogate, Brian Ballweg, Rich Slattery, and Rich Formica.

Cover design by Jill Fisher. Printing and color separations by Evans Printing, Concord, N.H.

TABLE OF CONTENTS2010-11 C.W. Post Men’s Basketball/Quick Facts .........1

C.W. Post Basketball Quick Facts/Directions .........2

Long Island/New York City ........................................3

Pioneers in the Community .........................................4

This is C.W. Post .............................................................5

Head Coach Chris Casey ......................................... 6-7

Assistant Coaches ..................................................... 8-9

Season Outlook ......................................................10-11

2010-11 C.W. Post Roster .........................................12

Radio/TV Roster..........................................................13

Deshawn Gibbons .......................................................14

Aaron Hall ....................................................................15

Gil Montalvo ................................................................16

James Mutlu/Kyle Byrons ..........................................17

Billy Butler ....................................................................18

Jonathan Kohler ...........................................................19

Stefan Bonneau/William Slinkosky .........................20

Tobin Carberry/Tyreak Johnson ..............................21

Vaughn Allen/Amir Tarif ..........................................22

This is Pioneer Basketball ..........................................25

2009-10 Final Statistics ..............................................26

2009-10 Game Highs ..................................................27

East Coast Conference ...............................................28

All-Time Pioneer Roster ......................................29-30

All-Time Records ........................................................31

Pioneers vs. Opponents ......................................32-38

Year-By-Year Results ............................................39-44

Pioneers History ..........................................................45

LIU/C.W. Post Administration ................................46

Director of Athletics Bryan Collins .........................47

C.W. Post Athletics Staff ...........................................48For more Pioneers info:

Visit www.cwpostpioneers.comRosters • Scores

Statistics • Schedules

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DIRECTIONS TO PRATT RECREATION CENTER(www.liu.edu/directions)

FROM NEW YORK CITY

• Take Queens-Midtown Tunnel to the Long

Island Expressway (I-495) east

• Exit at 39 (Glen Cove Rd.) and make a left

at the light onto Glen Cove Road. Proceed

north 1-1.5 miles to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A)

• Turn right (east) on Northern Blvd. and

travel two miles to the C.W. Post Campus

• Pass the first entrance and turn right at

the next light (East Gate)

• Take Gold Coast Road for 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center

is on right

FROM POINTS NORTH

• Take most convenient south parkway, turnpike

or thruway to the Throgs Neck Bridge

• Proceed over bridge to the Long Island Expressway

(I-495) east and follow the directions above

FROM POINTS EAST ON LONG ISLAND

• Take Long Island Expressway (I-495)

west to exit 41N (Rte. 106/107)

• Turn right at light and proceed

north on 107 to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A)

• Turn left (west) on Northern Blvd. and

travel to first traffic light

• Turn left at light onto the C.W. Post Campus

and follow Gold Coast Road 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center

is on the right.

Th e C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Offi ce wel-

comes members of the media covering Pioneer wom-

en’s basketball during the 2010-2011 season. If we can

be of any assistance to you throughout the year, please

do not hesitate to contact us.

Sarah RallsDirector of Athletic

Media Relations

[email protected]

Jill FisherAssistant Director of

Athletic Media Relations

jillian.fi [email protected]

Pat McWaltersGraduate Assistant

[email protected]

C.W. POST AT A GLANCELocation .......................................................................Brookville, N.Y. 11548

Founded .......................................................................................................... 1954

President.......................................................................... Dr. David Steinberg

Provost .................................................................................. Dr. Paul Forestell

Enrollment .................................................................................................... 8,472

Nickname .............................................................................................. Pioneers

Colors .......................................................................................... Green & Gold

Athletics Director ................................... Bryan Collins (516) 299-2847

Faculty Athletic Rep. .........................Dr. Sean Grennan (516) 299-2592

Affiliation .............................................................................. NCAA II, ECAC

Head Trainer ...................................... Elizabeth Zanolli (516) 299-2624

Athletics Administrative Asst ..... Marie Guarnieri (516) 299-2288

Equipment Manager ..................................... Bob Sugar (516) 299-2676

Asst. Director of Athletic Media Relations/Men’s Basketball Contact

............................................................................................ Jill Fisher (516) 299-4156

Athletic Department Fax ............................................. (516) 299-3155

SID Fax ................................................................................. (516) 299-2844

Fisher E-Mail ........................................................... [email protected]

C.W. Post Athletics Web Site........... www.cwpostpioneers.com

MEN’S BASKETBALL INFORMATION

Conference .............................................East Coast Conference

Head Coach .. Chris Casey (Western Connecticut State ‘86)

Phone Number .................................................. (516) 299-2939

Best Time to Reach Casey ...................................... Afternoons

Record at C.W. Post.................................................................0-0

Overall Collegiate Coaching Record ............................... 27-46

Assistant Coaches ..... Mark Rybczyk, Matt Allen, Dan Mark

Basketball Operations ....................................... Kareem Brown

Home Court (Capacity) ...... Pratt Recreation Center (3,000)

2009-10 Record .................................................23-6 (18-3 ECC)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...............................................6/8

Starters Returning/Lost ..........................................................4/1

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Th e C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is known

for small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly

credentialed professors. C.W. Post off ers more than 250 undergradu-

ate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the

endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the

American Psychological Association, the American Library Associa-

tion, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate

Schools of Business, and many more.

SCHOOLS OF STUDY Th e C.W. Post Campus includes six schools of study: the College

of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed Palm-

er School of Library and Information Science; the College of Manage-

ment, including the schools of Business, Professional Accountancy

and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with 13

academic departments; the School of Education; the School of Health

Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual and Performing

Arts. For more information visit our Web site at www.liu.edu/academ-

ics.

PERSONALIZED EDUCATION Th e academic and personal support provided to C.W. Post

students is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned to

a full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stay

on course to successful completion of their degrees. C.W. Post’s

award-winning Cooperative Education program provides

students with the opportunity for internships related to their

studies, and the Offi ce of Professional Experience and Career

Planning maintains a wide array of services to help graduates

enter meaningful and rewarding careers.

FIRSTRATE FACILITIES Th e safe and secure, 307-acre C.W. Post Campus is widely

acclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture.

Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include three

art galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class Tilles

Center for the Performing Arts and a premier research library

with more than three million volumes.

IDEAL LOCATION C.W. Post is located on Long Island in the Village of

Brookville, one of the most sought-after residential

communities in the United States. Our location, just 10

minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means that

you can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches,

parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the former

homes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sports

centers, planetariums and museums. Th e campus is just 50

minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of the

world – New York City.

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CHRIS CASEY

Chris Casey, a former assistant men’s basketball coach

at Division I St. John’s University, was selected as C.W.

Post’s head men’s basketball coach following a nationwide

search in May 2010

Casey becomes the ninth head coach to take over

the Pioneer program, which has qualifi ed for the NCAA

Tournament twice in the last three years, including an ap-

pearance in the Elite Eight Tournament in 2009.

Casey spent the last six years on the men’s basketball

staff at St. John’s under former head coach Norm Roberts,

serving the fi rst two seasons as the Director of Operations

before being promoted to Assistant Coach.

During his tenure at St. John’s, Casey played a large

role on Roberts’ staff as he was responsible for recruiting,

opponent scouting, player development, on-court instruc-

tion and practice and game preparation.

Casey’s fi rst season as an assistant coach proved to be

one of signifi cance for the Red Storm. St. John’s made a

return to the BIG EAST Championship Tournament for

the fi rst time since 2003, posted its fi rst winning record

(16-15) since that season, collected the most victories

since its 21-13 campaign four years ago and compiled its

best conference record (7-9) since 2003 as well.

In 2008-09, Casey’s guidance helped the Red Storm

equal that win total, propelling the squad to its fi rst BIG

EAST Tournament victory in six years and a postseason

appearance in the CBI.

Casey came to St. John’s from Central Connecticut

State University, where he spent three seasons as the Blue

Devils’ top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. He

was also responsible for game preparation, player devel-

opment and on-the-fl oor coaching at CCSU.

During his tenure with the Blue Devils, the team won

the 2002 Northeast Conference championship and earned

a berth in the 2002 NCAA Tournament. In 2003, Casey

was named an AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the

Year.

In his three years with Central Connecticut State, the

team averaged nearly 19 wins per year. Th e team’s league

record during those years was 40-16, and the Blue Devils

advanced to two NEC Championship games.

At CCSU, Casey worked with forward Corsley Ed-

wards, who was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the

second round of the 2003 National Basketball Association

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addition, two student-athletes, Edwards and Ron Robin-

son, were named the league’s player of the year during his

tenure.

Casey joined the staff at Central Connecticut State

after serving as the head coach at Rutgers University-

Newark for three seasons, from 1998-99 to 2000-01. In

his third year with the Scarlet Raiders, he led the team to

its second postseason appearance since 1985. Th e team

matched the school record for victories in the regular

season and the Raiders qualifi ed for the ECAC Postseason

Tournament. For his eff orts, Casey was named the New

Jersey Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Prior to his

time at Rutgers, Casey was an assistant basketball coach

at St. Peter’s College for eight years. He served as the

team’s recruiting coordinator and helped land seven all-

conference players and two players who were named the

conference’s Rookie of the Year. St. Peter’s qualifi ed for the

Division I NCAA Tournament twice during his tenure,

1991 and again in 1995.

Casey has also made coaching stops at his alma

mater, Western Connecticut State, and St. Francis (N.Y.).

In 1988-89, Western Connecticut fi nished the season

25-3 and made a trip to the Division III Elite Eight in the

NCAA Tournament.

Casey is a 1986 graduate of Western Connecticut

State University with a B.S. in business administration.

He earned his master’s in education administration from

Central Connecticut State in 1993.

He played basketball for four seasons at Western and

was a two-time team captain. His team made an appear-

ance in the ECAC Tournament in his senior season.

Casey and his wife, Hope, have two daughters, Lauren

(9) and Jordan (7).

THE CASEY FILETHE CASEY FILE

Coaching Experience • 2010-present Head Coach C.W. Post

• 2006-10 Assistant Coach St John’s

• 2004-06 Director of Basketball Operations St. John’s

• 2001-04 Assistant Coach Central Connecticut

• 1998-2001 Head Coach Rutgers-Newark

• 1990-98 Assistant Coach St. Peter’s

• 1989-90 Assistant Coach St. Francis

• 1988-89 Assistant Coach Western Connecticut

• 1986-88 Graduate Assistant Coach Central Connecticut

Year-by-Year Collegiate Head Coaching Record

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Marc Rybczyk brings 12 years of collegiate coaching experi-

ence to the Pioneer staff as he joins C.W. Post men’s basketball

for his fi rst year as an assistant coach.

Rybczyk spent the past fi ve seasons at Southern Connecti-

cut State University, four as the head coach of the Owls and

one as an assistant.

Prior to Southern Connecticut, Rybczyk was the head coach at

the State University of New York – Cobleskill, leading the team

to a double fi gure win total in his lone season at Cobleskill.

Before his tenure at SUNY Cobleskill, Rybczyk served as the

lead assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the Universi-

ty of New Haven from 2000-05. Rybczyk assisted the Chargers

in their run to the 2004 NCAA Tournament, as well as their

appearance in the 2003 regional semifi nal.

Rybczyk began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant

coach at Central Connecticut State University, where he also

played as an undergraduate. During Rybczyk’s time at CCSU,

he helped guide the Blue Devils to a 2000 Northeast Confer-

ence Tournament championship and an appearance in the

NCAA Tournament.

As a student-athlete, Rybczyk led the nation in three point

fi eld goals. He was a four-year starter and held the school’s

three-point shooting record (single-season and career) for 12

years at CCSU. Rybcyzk’s 11 three-pointers in a game against

Long Island University remain a Blue Devils’ single-game re-

cord, and he is currently third on the all-time three-point fi eld

goal list with 235 trifectas.

Rybczyk then played professionally for the Adidas All-

Star touring team from 1995-98 and the Converse All-Stars,

both out of Syracuse, N.Y., as well as the Springfi eld Slamm of

Springfi eld, Mass., from 1998-2000.

MARC RYBCZYKAssistant Coach • First Season • Central Connecticut

Matthew Allen is a recent graduate of St. Johns, earning a

sports management degree in June 2009. Allen spent time in the

student employee facilities department where he was in charge

of handling event set-up and breakdown on and around the

campus.

Allen is CPR certifi ed, dating back to August 2009. His

coaching experience includes being the head eighth grade boys

coach at St. Vincent. He has also worked as a basketball supervi-

sor with the Floral Park Indians.

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Daniel Mark comes to the C.W. Post program with

experience ranging in various areas in the game of basketball.

Most recently he was the J.V. boy’s basketball coach at Linden-

hurst High School, where he also served as an assistant on the

varsity staff .

Mark graduated from Binghamton University with a

degree in Sociology in December of 2006. While at Bingham-

ton, Mark served as a Teaching Assistant for the Basketball in

Th eory and Practice class. He also earned his master’s degree

at Dowling University in May of 2009, in Adolescence Educa-

tion with a Middle Childhood Extension.

Other basketball experience for Mark includes serving

as travel team head coach for the Plainview Police Athletic

League from September 2005 to May 2008. He later became

the director of the basketball clinic at the Plainview Athletic

League. Other coaching duties included head coach of the

AAU Program Long Island Lightning.

Besides just coaching basketball, Mark has also spent

time as a locker room attendant for the New York Knicks. He

also was the head of basketball referees at the Plainview PAL

League

DAN MARKAssistant Coach • First Season • Binghamton ‘06

Kareem Brown joins C.W. Post after spending two years at

St. John’s as a Graduate Assistant in the Athletic Department.

His duties included creating handbooks for student-athletes,

assisting the Athletic Director, coaching at the NORM ROB-

ERT’S summer basketball camp, and conducting excel spread-

sheet for the NCAA Division I Soccer committee.

Brown earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees

from St. John University. His Bachelor of Science came in

Marketing from the school in January 2007, while the master’s

degree was in Sport Management, received September 2009.

Coaching experience includes a one year stint at Morris

Catholic High School as the varsity assistant for boys basketball

during the 2009-10 school year. Brown has also coached the

Hoop Haven AAU program for the past several months, while

also serving a counselor over the summer at Five-Star Basket-

ball Camp.

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Th e C.W. Post men’s basketball team enters the

2010-11 season with a new coach at the helm, but

the same expectations for the team remain. Coach

Chris Casey takes over for the departed Tim Cluess,

and returns a solid core of veterans. Casey has added

several key recruits, and the Pioneers were selected

to fi nish fi rst in the East Coast Conference preseason

poll. Expectations are high for the new coach and his

squad, but the return-

ing core of Pioneers as

well as talented new-

comers look to be up

for the challenge.

Returners-

Senior Gil Montalvo

(Astoria, N.Y.) returns

to the Pioneers for his

fourth and fi nal season,

and will assume a large

amount of the team

leadership. Mon-

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basketball IQ and his

ability to put pressure

on opposing players, as

he runs the half court

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senior led the Pioneers

in minutes per game

(34.7) and steals (67)

last season and shot

over 90.6 percent at the

charity stripe.

Last year’s scoring leader, Aaron Hall (Syracuse,

N.Y.), returns to the Pioneers for his senior campaign.

He is versatile and brings a little bit of everything

to the team both off ensively and defensively. He is

expected to be a signifi cant contributor to the team as

he was a year ago when he earned All-ECC and All-

Met honors.

Senior Deshawn Gibbons (Roxbury, Mass.) re-

turns to the Pioneers for his second year after averag-

ing close to 10 minutes a game. In his 16 appearanc-

es last year, the senior swing man averaged 2.3 points

per game. Casey emphasizes Gibbons’ versatility and

size as two strengths for the senior, and Gibbons has

the ability to score both inside and outside the paint. H

will play a strong role on the defensive side of the ball.

Jonathan Kohler (Bordentown, N.J.), last year’s

ECC Rookie of the Year, returns to the team for his

sophomore season and has shown good skills as a lead-

er thus far in the preseason.

He has good hands and is

expected to be a leader in

the rebounding department.

Casey expects him to be a

big contributor as he is an-

other player who can score

both inside and out.

Billy Butler (Elmont,

N.Y.) is a returning junior

that brings a tough physi-

cal presence to the guard

position and will play a big

role in the transition game.

Casey expects him to be

a much improved shooter

from last season, where he

averaged 41.3 percent from

the fl oor.

Newcomers-

Sophomore guard Tyreak

Johnson (Bronx, N.Y.) will

be to be a key contributor

both on and off the ball. He

comes to C.W. Post after playing at Division I Howard

University, where he played in nine games and started

two for the Bison. Johnson is a tough, physical guard

who is good in the transition game and is a good all

around shooter both inside and at the perimeter.

Tobin Carberry (Hamden, Conn.) transfers to

C.W. Post after playing his freshman season at Southern

Connecticut, where he led the Owls in minutes (37.8),

fi eld goals (166) and three-point fi eld goals (57), garner-

ing a spot on the NE-10 All-Rookie Squad. He is an

on-point and athletic shooter who can score in streaks.

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Carberry is expected to play primarily as a two-guard

but could also see time at the wing this season.

Junior transfer Stefan Bonneau (Middletown,

N.Y.) joins the Pioneers from Orange Community Col-

lege and is also a combo guard who plays very well off

the ball. He is an athletic perimeter defender and is

good at pressuring the ball.

Vaughn Allen (Mount Vernon, N.Y.) is also a

newcomer to the team coming from a successful high

school program at Mount Vernon High School. He is

very athletic and has to ability to be a big shot blocker

during his career. He is also expected to be a big help

on the defensive side of the ball both inside and on the

perimeter. One of his strengths is the ability to slash to

the goal, and the Pioneers will look for good production

from him during his freshman campaign.

Freshman forward Amir Tarif (New York, N.Y.)

worked hard in the preseason and has shown good po-

tential in the early going of the season. He will primar-

ily be an inside presence for the Pioneers but also has

the ability to step back and shoot from the perimeter.

Th e biggest part of his game that Casey anticipates is his

rebounding ability.

William Slinkosky (Holbrook, N.Y.) transferred

from Suff olk Community College where he was a com-

bo guard and played both the 1 and 2 positions well. He

is a good shooter and is a tough physical defender.

Although the Pioneers tied for fi rst in the ECC

preseason poll with Bridgeport, Casey knows that it is

where the team fi nishes in the standings that is most

important. Casey notes that it is a very high-caliber

schedule with a lot of diffi cult road games which are the

toughest thing for a college basketball team to over-

come. However, he is confi dent that the challenging

road-laden non-conference schedule, primarily with

the Northeast-10 opponents, will prepare his team for

conference play when it begins on December 1.

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Team Pts. Record (ECC)

1. C.W. POST 4 58 236 183

1. BRIDGEPORT 3 58 239 183

3. QUEENS 1 50 1811 147

4. NYIT 41 1416 1011

5. MOLLOY 29 1218 1011

6. DOWLING 27 1020 813

7. STAC 13 621 516

8. MERCY 12 127 120

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Numerical Roster

# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 2 Amir Tarif Fr. F 6-6 230 New York, N.Y. / Proctor Academy

3 James Mutlu Sr. G 5-7 170 Bayside, N.Y. / St. Mary’s

4 Tyreak Johnson So. G 5-11 188 Bronx, N.Y. / Howard University

11 Jonathan Kohler So. G 6-5 210 Bordentown, N.J. / Bordentown

12 Tobin Carberry So. G 6-3 175 Hamden, Conn. / Southern Connecticut

13 William Slinkosky Jr. G 5-11 170 Holbrook, N.Y. / Suff olk C.C.

20 Aaron Hall Sr. F 6-2 220 Syracuse, N.Y. / St. Th omas Moore Prep

22 Stefan Bonneau Jr. G 5-10 165 Middletown, N.Y. / Orange C.C.

23 Billy Butler Jr. G 6-0 178 Elmont, N.Y. / Floral Park

24 Deshawn Gibbons Sr. G/F 6-5 210 Roxbury, Mass. / Cathedral Prep

32 Vaughn Allen Fr. F 6-6 200 Mount Vernon, N.Y. / Mount Vernon

55 Gil Montalvo Sr. G 5-9 150 Astoria, N.Y. / St. Mary’s

Kyle Byrons* Jr. F 6-5 215 Goshen, N.Y. / Burke Catholic

Head Coach: Chris Casey (Western Connecticut ’86)

Assistant Coaches: Marc Rybczyk, Matt Allen, Dan Mark, Kareem Brown

*will redshirt the 2010-11 season

By ClassBy Class

Seniors (4)Deshawn Gibbons

Aaron HallGil MontalvoJames Mutlu

Juniors (4)Kyle Byrons

Stefan BonneauBilly Butler

William Slinkosky

Sophomores (3)Tobin CarberryTyreak JohnsonJonathan Kohler

Freshmen (2)Vaughn Allen

Amir Tarif

By StateBy State

New York (10)Amir Tarif

James MutluTyreak Johnson

William SlinksoskyAaron Hall

Stefan BonneauBilly Butler

Vaughn AllenGil MontalvoKyle Byrons

Massachusetts (1)Deshawn Gibbons

New Jersey (1)Jonathan Kohler

Connecticut (1)Tobin Carberry

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# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 32 Vaughn Allen Fr. F 6-6 200 Mount Vernon, N.Y. / Mount Vernon

Kyle Byrons Jr. F 6-5 215 Goshen, N.Y. / Burke Catholic

22 Stefan Bonneau Jr. G 5-10 165 Middletown, N.Y. / Orange C.C.

23 Billy Butler Jr. G 6-0 178 Elmont, N.Y. / Floral Park

12 Tobin Carberry So. G 6-3 175 Hamden, Conn. / Southern Connecticut

24 Deshawn Gibbons Sr. G/F 6-5 210 Roxbury, Mass. / Cathedral Prep

20 Aaron Hall Sr. F 6-2 220 Syracuse, N.Y. / St. Th omas Moore Prep

4 Tyreak Johnson So. G 5-11 188 Bronx, N.Y. / Howard University

11 Jonathan Kohler So. G 6-5 210 Bordentown, N.J. / Bordentown

55 Gil Montalvo Sr. G 5-9 150 Astoria, N.Y. / St. Mary’s

3 James Mutlu Sr. G 5-7 170 Bayside, N.Y. / St. Mary’s

13 William Slinkosky Jr. G 5-11 170 Holbrook, N.Y. / Suff olk C.C.

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Tyreak JohnsonSophomore • 5-11 • Guard

Bronx, N.Y./Howard University

James MutluSenior • 5-7 • Guard

Bayside, N.Y./St. Mary’s

Amir TarifFreshamn • 6-6 • Forward

New York, N.Y./Proctor Academy

William SlinkoskyJunior • 5-11 • Guard

Holbrook, N.Y./Suffolk C.C.

Stefan BonneauJunior • 5-10 • Guard

Middletown, N.Y./Orange C.C.

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Dan MarkAssistant Coach

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Kareem BrownAssistant Coach

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Vaughn AllenFreshman • 6-6 • Forward

Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon

Gil MontalvoSenior • 5-9 • Guard

Astoria, N.Y./St. Mary’s

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Hamden, Conn./Southern Conn.

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Syracuse, N.Y./St. Thomas Moore Prep

Deshawn GibbonsSenior • 6-5 • Forward

Roxbury, Mass./Cathedral Prep

Billy ButlerJunior • 6-0 • Guard

Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park

Jonathan KohlerSophomore • 6-5 • Forward

Bordentown, N.J./Bordentown

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First Season

Kyle ByronsJunior • 6-5 • Forward

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2009-10: Suff ered an early season injury, but rebounded to play in 16 games off the bench, averaging 9.8 minutes per contest … shot .423 from the fi eld … provided a spark against St. Th omas Aquinas, playing a season-high 22 minutes and scoring nine points and grabbing four rebounds (1/9) … scored seven points in 15 minutes of action against Dowling (2/13).

Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Massachusetts Bay Community College … played for Carnell Suttles’ Ca-thedral Panthers squad … led team to state champion-ship in the Catholic division … named All-American … scored over 1,000 career points.

Personal: Mother is Robin Gibbons … has two older siblings, Dacia and Jameel, and two younger siblings, Ramon and Jamal … lists his favorite athlete as Carmelo Anthony … majoring in broadcasting.

21Senior • Forward6-5 • 210Roxbury, Mass./Cathedral Prep

Career HighsPoints: .................................... 9, vs St. Th omas Aquinas (1/9/10)

3-point FG made: ................ 1, vs St. Th omas Aquinas (1/9/10)

Total rebounds: ...................................... 6, vs. Dowling (2/13/10)

Steals: ...............................................................1, done three times

Blocks: .........................................................................1, done twice

Minutes: ............................. 22, vs St. Th omas Aquinas (1/9/10)

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2009-10: ECC First Team … ECAC First Team … All-Metropolitan Second Team … two-time ECC Player of the Week (2/8, 2/22) … played in 28 games, appearing 26 times in the starting lineup and averaging 28.1 min-utes per game … averaged 16.0 points per game, leading the Pioneers as well as fi nishing fourth in the confer-ence in scoring … pulled down 6.0 rebounds per game, good for second on the Pioneers and eighth in the ECC … led the squad in fi eld goal percentage (.575) and shot .654 from the charity stripe … reached double fi gures in scoring on 23 occasions … notched a double-double with 11 rebounds and 18 points against Daemen (12/30), and with 11 rebounds and 16 points at Dowling (1/20… scored a career high 35 points on 15-21 shooting against Queens (2/3) … shot a blistering 12-13 from the fi eld for a 25-point output against Mercy (2/14).

Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Central Connecticut State University … played in 25 games with fi ve starts in his sophomore season, averaging 4.6 points per game and 3.1 rebounds per game ... started 10 of 28 games played in his freshman year, averaging 4.7 points and 3.7 rebounds per game ... played under Jere Quin at St. Th omas More Prep in Oakdale, Conn.

Personal: Son of Mark and Karla Hall…has a sister, Ariel…majoring in business management … looking to play basketball overseas after college.

Career HighsPoints: .........................................................35, vs Queens (2/3/10)

FG made: ...................................................15, vs. Queens (2/3/10)

Total rebounds: ....................................... 12, vs. Wagner (2/2/08)

Steals: .................................. 4, at St. Th omas Aquinas (1/30/10)

Blocks: ................................................................1, done four times

Minutes: ....................................................37, vs. NYIT (1/23/10)

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Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2007-08 (CCU) 28-10 554/19.8 61-119 .513 2-5 .400 8-23 .348 44-60 104 3.7 57-2 48 43 4 18 132/4.7

2008-09 (CCU)25-5 464/18.6 49-116 .422 1-7 .143 17-26 .654 29-49 78 3.1 45-1 33 33 0 13 116/4.6

2009-10 24-22 674/28.1 166-279 .595 2-19 .105 64-97 .660 49-95 144 6.0 70-1 31 58 3 29 398/16.6

TOTAL 77-37 1692/21.9 276-514 .536 5-31 .161 89-146 .609 122-204 316 4.2 172-4 112 134 7 60 646/8.4

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2009-10: One-time ECC player of the week (1/4) …one of only two Pioneers to start all 29 games, averaging a team-lead-ing 34.7 minutes per contest … led the team in assists with 5.8 per game and was second in the conference … topped the squad as well as the conference with 67 steals, averaging 2.31 per game … led the team with 44 three-pointers as well as a .906 percent-age from the charity stripe … averaged 9.6 points per game, reaching double fi gures 15 times … scored 13 points and had eight assists and three steals in the season opener at Millersville (11/21) … scored a season-high 22 points on 9-12 shooting against Evangel (1/2) … pulled down eight rebounds, scored 14 points and had six assists in the ECC semifi nals against Queens (3/6).2008-09: Played in 29 games with two starts … averaged 3.4 points per game, shooting .411 from the fi eld and .294 from behind the arc … fi nished third on the team in assists with 75 … pulled down 64 rebounds and had 22 steals … scored a season-high 21 points aginst Molloy in the ECC quarterfi nal with three treys (March 4).2007-08: One-time ECC Rookie of the Week … averaged 5.5

points per game … scored in double fi gures three times, includ-ing a season-high 23 point eff ort against Post (11/20) … dished out 80 assists on the season, pulled down 79 rebounds and grabbed 38 steals … shot .444 from three point range, and made a career high 5-of-6 shots from behind the arc against Post (11/20) … shot .492 from the fl oor.Prior to C.W. Post: Played three years of varsity at St. Mary’s under former Pioneer head coach Tim Cluess … helped the Gaels to three Long Island championships, including the number one high school team in the country during his junior season … garnered fi rst-team All-Long Island notice in his senior season … named to the second team during his junior season.Personal: Son of Jenny Irizarry and Gilbert Montalvo … has three siblings … majoring in criminal justice.

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Career Highs

Points: ................................................. 23 at Post Univ. (11/20/07)

3-point FG made: ............................... 5 at Post Univ. (11/20/07)

Total rebounds: ........ 8, done three times, last vs Queens (1/6/10)

Steals: ................................................. 7, vs Saint Rose (12/28/09)

Blocks: ........................................................1, vs. Molloy (2/20/10)

Minutes: ......................................... 44, at Millersville (11/21/09)

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Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2007-08 31-14 695/22.4 63-130 .485 33-76 .434 10-14 .714 26-53 79 2.5 33-0 80 35 0 39 169/5.5

2008-09 29-2 415/14.3 39-95 .411 10-34 .294 5-8 .625 19-45 64 2.2 23-0 75 34 2 22 93/3.2

2009-10 25-25 864/34.6 90-199 .452 38-108 .352 19-22 .864 18 -64 82 3.3 37-0 153 46 1 58 237/9.5

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Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Queensborough Com-munity College …played for St. Mary’s in Manhasset, N.Y. in the NSCHSAA under former Pioneer head coach Tim Cluess … was a teammate of current Pioneer, Gil Montalvo … was a member of the Gaels’ 25-1 Championship season.

Personal: Mother is Elizabeth Mutlu … one older brother, Michael …majoring in fi nance and minoring in Russian.

3Senior • Guard • 5-7 • 170Bayside, N.Y./St. Mary’s

Prior to C.W. Post: Played for Division-III Mount Saint Vincent where he played in 25 games including 15 starts dur-ing the 2007-08 season … averaged 49 percent from the fi eld while accounting for 7.6 points per game … also averaged 4.6 rebounds per game in just over 20 minutes per contest.

Personal: Father is Daniel Byrons, mother is Amy Wapshare … has six younger brothers and sisters; Sierra, Alec, Lauren, Kendall, Lilian and Emma … majoring in marketing.

KYLE BYRONSSenior • Forward • 6-5 • 215Goshen, N.Y./Burke Catholic



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2009-10: Played in 29 games, starting 22 times for the Pioneers … averaged 25.1 minutes per contest … scored 6.1 points per game … was second on the team with 135 assists (4.6 pg) and 38 steals … also averaged 3.1 rebounds per game … reached double fi gures in scoring four times … registered a career-high 21 points on 7-10 shooting including fi ve treys against NYIT (1/23) … scored 19 points against Mercy, shoot-ing 5-10 from the fl oor and 9-12 from the line (2/14).

Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Eastern Wyoming Community College…played four years under Nick Simone’s Floral Park Knights … won the county championship in 2005 … named All-Long Island 2nd team and All-County … holds the career points record at Floral Park.

Personal: Son of William Butler and Lynda Walker … has a twin brother, Brandin, along with three other brothers … father played for Howard University … lists favorite athlete as Kobe Bryant.

23Junior • Guard6-0 • 178Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park

Career HighsPoints: .........................................................21, vs. NYIT (1/23/10)

3-point FG made: .......................................5, vs. NYIT (1/23/10)

Total rebounds: ............................................ 8, at NYIT (2/17/10)

Steals: ............................................................ 4, at NYIT (2/17/10)

Blocks: ...............................................................................................0

Minutes: ....................................................36, at Molloy(1/27/10)

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TOTAL 25-18 612/24.5 52-124 .419 12-45 .267 49-67 .731 21-55 76 3.0 47-1 116 58 0 35 165/6.6


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2009-10: ECC Rookie of the Year … ECC Second Team and All-Rookie Squad … ECAC Rookie of the Year … six-time ECC Player of the Week (1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/15, 2/22) … scored 406 points during a standout rookie campaign that saw him play in 29 games with 21 starts and average 14 points per game … third on the team in scoring …tops in fi eld goal percentage (.605) … pulled down 4.6 rebounds per game … reached double fi gures in scoring 21 times … had back-to-back standout games with a career high 31 points against Dae-men on 11-15 shooting (12/30) and 29 points against Evangel on 11-16 shooting including four treys (1/2) … registered a double-double against Queens in the ECC semifi nals with 11 rebounds and 14 points.

Prior to C.W. Post: Was a four year starter at Borden-town High School … won the Central Jersey Championship during the 2005-06 season … average 25 points-per-game as a senior and broke the school’s all-time scoring record.

Personal: Younger of two children to Brian and Emma …

older sister is Erica … majoring in criminal justice.

Career HighsPoints: ................................................. 31, vs. Daemen (12/30/09)

3-point FG made: ......................................4, vs. Evangel (1/2/10)

Total rebounds: .........................................11, vs Queens (3/6/10)

Steals: .......................................................... 3, at Molloy (1/27/10)

Blocks: .................................................................. 1, done six times

Minutes: .............................................37, vs. Daemen (12/30/09)


Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2009-10 25-17 577/23.1 132-217 .608 25-69 .362 65-88 .739 39-69 108 4.3 52 0 59 51 5 28 354/14.2

TOTAL 25-17 577/23.1 132-217 .608 25-69 .362 65-88 .739 39-69 108 4.3 52 0 59 51 5 28 354/14.2

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Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Orange County Community College of the NJCAA … played two years of varsity basketball at Middletown High School.

Personal: Parents are Benjamin and Laverne … has two brothers, Sean and Spencer … majoring in criminal justice.

22Junior • Guard • 5-10 • 165Middletown, N.Y./Orange C.C.

Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Suff olk Community … prior to attending Suff olk, attended Sachem North High School, playing three years on varsity basketball for the Flaming Arrows.

Personal: Parents are Bill and Deborah … has two broth-ers Michael and Matthew… majoring in physical educa-tion.

13WILLIAM SLINKOSKYJunior • Guard • 5-11 • 170Holbrook, N.Y./Suffolk C.C.


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Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Southern Connecti-cut where he led the Owls in minutes (37.8), fi eld goals (166) and three-point fi eld goals (57) during the 2009-10 campaign … was named to the All-Rookie squad in the Northeast-10 Conference.

Personal: Parents are Tony and Belinda … has one older brother, Tobe … majoring in business.

12Sophomore • Guard • 6-3 • 175Hamden, Conn./Southern Conn.

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Personal: Parents are Tyrone and Beverly Johnson … has one older sister Tenisha … majoring in Biology.

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Personal: Parents are Omar Tarif and Emma Th omas … has two older siblings Akeem and Alisha Th omas and two younger siblings, Aliyyah and Omar Tarif … unde-clared major.

2AMIR TARIFFreshman • Forward • 6-6 • 230New York, N.Y./Proctor Academy

Prior to C.W. Post: Was a two-year varsity basketball player at Mount Vernon High School … averaged 10.0 points-per-game and 7.0 rebounds per game while playing with the Knights … was named Most Improved Player in 2007.

Personal: Father is Chauncey Allen and mother is Clar-issa Keith … has one younger sibling, Asia … majoring in business management.

32VAUGHN ALLENFreshman • Forward • 6-6 • 200Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon


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BLOOMFIELD

MOLLOY

November 30 • 5:00 • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: .........................Bloomfi eld, NJ 07003

Enrollment ...................................................2,000

President ................................ Richard A. Levao

Athletic Director: ...................... Shelia Wooten

Nickname: ..............................................Deacons

Colors: .......................................Maroon & Gold

Home Court/Capacity: BC Gymnasium (500)

Head Coach ... Gerald Holmes (Seventh year)

Alma Mater: .................................Adelphi, 2001

Overall Record: ......................97-82 (Six years)

Record at Bloomfi eld: ..........97-82 (Six years)

Assistant Coaches:........................Deon Mingo,

..Daniel Terrell, Baron Hickson, Jim Holsworth

2009-10 Record: ........................................... 21-8

Conference: ..........Central Atlantic Collegiate

Conference

2009-10 Conference Record: ..................... 14-4

Sports Information Director: .. Andrew Mees

E-Mail: ........... andrew_mees@bloomfi eld.edu

Offi ce Phone: ............(973) 748-9000, ext. 788

Fax Number: ............................. (973) 259-1085

Last Meeting: ................ CWP 83, BLOOM 61

Series With CWP: .................CWP Leads 3-1

January 10 • 7:00 • Brookville, N.Y.

February 2 • 7:00 • Bridgeport, CT

February 26 • 12 noon• Brookville, N.Y.

Location: ..................................Bridgeport, CT

Enrollment ..................................................1400

President: ........................ Neil Albert Salonen

Athletic Director: ............................Jay Moran

Nickname: ................................ Purple Knights

Colors: .................................. Purple and Silver

Home Court: .. Harvey Hubbell Gymnasium

(2,800)

Head Coach ..............Mike Ruane (11th year)

Alma Mater: ..................................Alverina ‘92

Overall Record: ...................................................

Record at Bridgeport: .......................................

Assistant Coaches: Josh Bland, Ron Solomone

2009-10 Record: ..................................................

Conference: ..................................... East Coast

2009-10 Conference Record: ............................

Sports Information Director: Chuck Sadowski

E-Mail: ................ [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (203) 576-4726

Fax Number: ........................................................

Last Meeting: ...Bridge 70, CWP 61 (3/7/10)

BRIDGEPORTDecember 4 • 3:00 • Oakdale, N.Y.

January 15 • 3:30 • Brookvile, N.Y.

February 9 • 7:00 • Oakdale, N.Y.

Location: .........................Oakdale, N.Y. 11769

Enrollment .................................................6,500

President: .................................. Scott Rudolph

Athletic Director: ....................... Rick Cole, Jr.

Nickname: ...................................Golden Lions

Colors: .................................Navy Blue & Gold

Home Court: ..... Dowling Gymnasium (800)

Head Coach .......... Steve Hayn (Fourth year)

Alma Mater: ...................... Stony Brook, 1991

Overall Record: ...................................................

Record at Dowling: ...........................................

Assistant Coaches: .....Devine Smith, Andrew

............................................. Moor, Jim Douglas

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 10-20


2007-08 Conference Record: ................... 8-13

Sports Information Director: ......Brian Scios

E-Mail: ........................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (631) 244-3235

Fax Number: ........................................................

Last Meeting: ...............CWP 81, Dowling 56

DOWLING

December 19 • 3:30 • Syracuse, N.Y.

Location: ......................... Syracuse, NY 13214

Enrollment .................................................2,300

President ................................Dr. Fred Pestello

Athletic Director: ........................Matt Bassett

Nickname: ...........................................Dolphins

Colors: ........................................Green & Gold

Home Court/Capacity: Henninger Center

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Head Coach .............. Steve Evans (12th year)

Alma Mater: .......................Union (NY), 1994

Overall Record: .............. 140-143 (Ten years)

Record at Le Moyne: .... 140-143 (Ten years)

Assistant Coaches: .......... Gallagher Driscoll,

............................................................Stan Evans

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 18-10

Conference: ................................ Northeast-10


Sports Information Director: Kevin McNeill

E-Mail: [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (315) 445-4412

Fax Number: ............................ (315) 445-4678

LE MOYNE MERCYDecember 1 • 7:30 • Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.


February 5 • 3:00 • Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.

Location: ..................Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522

Enrollment .................................................9,500

President ...................... Dr. Kimberly R. Kline

Athletic Director: ....................... Pat Kennedy

Nickname: .........................................Mavericks

Colors: .........................................Blue & White

Home Court/Capacity: Mercy College Gym

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Head Coach ......................... Adam Parmenter

Alma Mater: ...........................Miami (Fla.) ‘02

Overall Record: .............................................0-0

Record at Mercy: ..........................................0-0

Assistant Coaches: ..................John Giacobbe

2009-10 Record: ......................................... 1-27



Sports Information Director: Chris Gonzales

E-Mail: ......................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (914) 674-7281

Fax Number: ............................ (914) 674-7561

Last Meeting: .CWP 95, Mercy 65 (2/14/10)

Series with CWP: ...............CWP Leads 53-6

December 11 • 3:00 • Rockville Centre, N.Y.


February 16 • 3:30 • Rockville Centre, N.Y.

Location: .....................Rockville Centre, N.Y.

Enrollment: ...............................................4,000

President: .............................Dr. Drew Bogner

Athletic Director: ..........Susan Cassidy-Lyke

Nickname: ................................................ Lions

Colors: ............................. Maroon and White

Home Court/Capacity: Quealy Gymnasium

...................................................................... (525)

Head Coach: Charles Marquardt (16th Year)

Alma Mater: ........St. Joseph’s (Maine), 1986

Overall Record: ........... 160-281 (Nine years)

Record at Franklin Pierce: .... 160-281 (Nine

.....................................................................years)

Assistant Coaches: ......Michael Cortese, Pat

............................................Morris, Chris Jones

2009-10 Record: ...................................... 12-18

Conference: .................................... East Coast

2009-10 Conference Record: ................ 10-11

Sports Information Director: ... Ian Schraier

E-Mail: .......................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ............. (516) 678-5000 x.6479

Fax Number: ........................... (516) 256-2210

Last Meeting: ..CWP 79 Molloy 50 (2/20/10




November 12 • 5 p.m. • North Easton, MA

Stonehill Tournament

Location: ......................Colchester, VT 05439

Enrollment .................................................2,000

President .............................John J. Neuhauser

Athletic Director: ........................ Geri Knortz

Nickname: ................................ Purple Knights

Colors: .......................................Purple & Gold

Home Court/Capacity:.... Ross Sport Center

................................................................... (2,500)

Head Coach ..........................Michael Harding

Alma Mater: .................................Bowdoin ‘03

Overall Record: ................................. First Year

Record at Saint Michael’s: ............. First yYear

Assistant Coaches:..........Nick Leonardelli, ...

.................................................... Shavar Bernier

2009-10 Record: ......................................... 9-17


2009-10 Conference Record: .................. 5-17

Sports Information Director: .........Seth Cole

E-Mail: [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (802) 654-2537

Fax Number: ............................ (802) 654-2497

Last Meeting: STM 89, CWP 56 (11/18/00)

Series With CWP: .............................. Tied 2-2

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SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE

December 30 • 7:30 p.m. • Manchester, NH

Location: ................... Manchester, NH 03106

Enrollment .................................................1,800

President ............................Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc

Athletic Director: ...........................Chip Polak

Nickname: .............................................Penmen

Colors: ...........................................Blue & Gold

Home Court/Capacity:......................... SNHU

............................................... Fieldhouse(2,000)

Head Coach .............. Stan Spirou (24th year)

Alma Mater: ....................... Keene State, 1974

Overall Record: ................. 499-249 (25 years)

Record at Southern NH: .466-249 (25 years)

Assistant Coaches: ....... Jay Dufour,Jeff Gore,

.......................... Bob Duffl ey, Namdi Williams

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 15-14


2009-10 Conference Record: .................. 9-13

Sports Information Director: ......Greg Royce

E-Mail: ............................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (603) 645-9638

Fax Number: ............................ (603) 645-9686

Last Meeting: . SNH 68, CWP 64 (11/15/04)

Series With CWP: ................CWP Leads 4-1

December 8 • 7 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

January 19 • 7 p.m. • Old Westbury, N.Y.

February 12 • 3:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: ......................... Old Westbury, N.Y.

Enrollment ...............................................16,000

President ....................Edward Guiliano, Ph.D

Athletic Director: ..............Clyde Doughty, Jr.

Nickname: ................................................. Bears

Colors: ...........................................Blue & Gold

Home Court/Capacity: Recreation Hall (500)

Head Coach .....................................Sal Lagano

Alma Mater: ..........................................Hofstra

Overall Record: ....................................186-185

Record at NYIT: ...................................186-185

Assistant Coaches: ........ Rob Isme, Cameron

.................................................................Johnson

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 14-16


2007-08 Conference Record: ................. 10-11

Sports Information Director: ......Sabrina Polidoro

E-Mail: ................................. [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (516) 686-7504

Fax Number: ............................ (516) 686-1219

Last Meeting: CWP 88 NYIT 69 (2/17/2010)

Series with CWP: ......C.W. Post leads 54-18

NYIT POST

January 5 • 7 p.m. • Sparkill, N.Y.

January 26 • 7 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

February 19 • 3:30 p.m.• Sparkill, N.Y.

Location: ....................................... Sparkill, NY

Enrollment .................................................2,000

President Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, S.C.

Athletic Director: ................... Gerald Oswald

Nickname: ............................................Spartans

Colors: .................................... Maroon & Gold

Home Court/Capacity:... Aquinas Hall (800)

Head Coach ....................... Dennis O’Donnell

Alma Mater: ........................................................

Overall Record: ...................................................

Record at St. Th omas Aquinas: .......................

Assistant Coaches: Paul Butler, Phil Rameau,

..........................................................Pete Winter

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 17-12

Conference: ............... East Coast Conference

2009-10 Conference Record: ... 12-8 (Fourth)

Sports Information Director: .........Kim Lusk

E-Mail: .................................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (845) 398-4026

Fax Number: ............................ (845) 359-8136

Last Meeting: CWP 74, STAC 40 (2/24/10)

Series With CWP: ...............CWP Leads 17-5

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

QUEENSJanuary 8 • 3:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

January 29 • 7:30 p.m.• Flushing, N.Y.

February 23 • 7 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: .................................... Flushing, N.Y.

Enrollment ...............................................20,000

President ............................... James Muyskens

Athletic Director: ................Brian DeMasters

Nickname: ............................................. Knights

Colors: ..........................................Navy & Gray

Home Court/Capacity:............................1,500

Head Coach ............................ Kyrk Peponakis

Alma Mater: .................. St. John’s Universiity

Overall Record: ....................................210-208

Record at Post: ....................................210-208

Assistant Coaches: ..Wayne Zweigbaum, Kirk

...................................... Liddeliow, John Sikiric

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 18-11



Sports Information Director: ....Leslie Busch

E-Mail: .................. [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (718) 997-2733

Fax Number: ............................ (718) 997-2768

Last Meeting: CWP 71, Queens 62 (3/6/2010)

Series With CWP: .............CWP leads 56-18

November 28 • 3:30 p.m. • Waterbury, CT

December 2 • 3:30 p.m. • Brookville, N.Y.

Location: .............................Waterbury, Conn.

Enrollment .................................................1,000

President .............................Dr. Ron Ogrodnik

Athletic Director: .............Anthony Fallacaro

Nickname: ................................................Eagles

Colors: ............................ Hunter, Black,White

Home Court/Capacity: Drubner Center (300)

Head Coach .....................................Al Sokaitis

Alma Mater: .................. Connecticut College

Overall Record: ....................................276-256

Record at Post: ................................. First Year

Assistant Coaches: Edmund Saunders, Ken ..

................ Sinclair, Justin Bourne, Jim Dinello

2009-10 Record: ....................................... 13-17

Conference: ........Central Atlantic Collegiate

2009-10 Conference Record: ......................9-9

Sports Information Director: ........... Joe Coss

E-Mail: .................................... [email protected]

Offi ce Phone: ........................... (203) 217-9702

Fax Number: ............................ (203) 596-4695

Last Meeting: CWP 72, Post 71 (11/20/2007)

Series With CWP: ................CWP Leads 4-0


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DATE W/L SCORE OPPONENT HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDERNov. 21 L 76-73 (ot) at Millersville (18) Nemanja Jokic (8) Nemanja JokicDec. 2 L 84-75 at Bridgeport* (18) Nemanja Jokic (11) Nemanja JokicDec. 5 W 83-54 MERCY* (21) Stephen Mears (16) Nemanja JokicDec. 9 W 75-48 DOWLING* (20) Aaron Hall (8) Aaron HallDec. 12 L 58-57 at NYIT* (15) Aaron Hall (7) Aaron Hall Roberto MacklinDec. 18 W 97-88 vs. Northwest Missouri (27) Roberto Macklin (8) Roberto MacklinDec. 19 L 102-81 vs. Central Missouri (20) Jonathan Kohler (8) James Tchana Jonathan KohlerDec. 28 W 75-69 SAINT ROSE (19) Nemanja Jokic (9) Nemanja JokicDec. 30 W 79-58 DAEMEN COLLEGE (31) Jonathan Kohler (11) Aaron HallJan. 2 W 94-67 EVANGEL UNIV. (29) Jonathan Kohler (11) Nemanja JokicJan. 6 W 75-73 MOLLOY* (19) Nemanja Jokic (9) Nemanja JokicJan. 9 W 87-42 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* (20) Nemanja Jokic (8) Jonathan KohlerJan. 11 W 98-85 at Queens* (24) Nemanja Jokic (7) Nemanja Jokic Roberto MacklinJan. 13 W 69-64 BRIDGEPORT* (23) Jonathan Kohler (12) Nemanja JokicJan. 16 W 113-75 at Mercy* (19) Gilbert Montalvo (8) Nemanja Jokic Aaron HallJan. 20 W 85-59 at Dowling* (17) Nemanja Jokic (11) Aaron HallJan. 23 W 88-83 NYIT* (22) Jonathan Kohler (11) Nemanja JokicJan. 27 W 84-67 at Molloy* (23) Aaron Hall (14) Nemanja JokicJan. 30 W 77-59 at St. Th omas Aquinas* (18) Nemanja Jokic (5) Billy Butler Jonathan Kohler Jonathan Kohler, Aaron HallFeb. 3 W 77-69 QUEENS* (35) Aaron Hall (8) Aaron HallFeb. 6 L 81-73 BRIDGEPORT* (22) Aaron Hall (6) Roberto MacklinFeb. 13 W 81-56 DOWLING* (20) Jonathan Kohler (8) Nemanja JokicFeb. 14 W 95-65 MERCY* (25) Aaron Hall (10) James TchanaFeb. 17 W 88-69 at NYIT* (26) Aaron Hall (8) Billy ButlerFeb. 20 W 79-50 MOLLOY* (19) Jonathan Kohler (9) Roberto Macklin Nemanja JokicFeb. 24 W 74-40 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS* (16) Nemanja Jokic (6) Nemanja Jokic Billy Butler, Aaron HallFeb. 27 W 77-72 at Queens* (19) Aaron Hall (6) Billy ButlerMarch 6 W 71-62 QUEENS% (21) Nemanja Jokic (11) Jonathan KohlerMarch 7 L 70-61 vs. Bridgeport% (19) Nemanja Jokic (9) Aaron Hall

Home Games in CAPS% Denotes ECC Championship games (at C.W. Post)# Denotes NCAA East Region Championship games

2009-10 C.W. POST MEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS

Player GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg

20 Hall, Aaron........ 28-26 786-28.1 188-327 .575 2-19 .105 70-107 .654 56-111 167 6.0 80-1 34 67 4 32 448/16.0

32 Jokic, Nemanja..... 29-29 944-32.6 171-345 .496 43-117 .368 66-106 .623 65-153 218 7.5 64-0 70 74 14 31 451/15.6

11 Kohler, Jonathan 29-21 691-23.8 155-256 .605 26-76 .342 70-107 .654 49-85 134 4.6 64-1 68 60 6 32 406/14.0

23 Macklin, Roberto 28-7 563-20.1 120-215 .558 13-44 .295 48-66 .727 32-93 125 4.5 65-0 37 58 13 35 301/10.8

55 Montalvo, Gilbert 29-29 1005-34.7 102-226 .451 44-123 .358 29-32 .906 27-77 104 3.6 41-0 170 54 1 67 277/9.6

15 Butler, Billy...... 29-22 729-25.1 57-138 .413 13-47 .277 49-68 .721 24-65 89 3.1 52-1 135 69 0 38 176/6.1

45 Mears, Stephen..... 24-6 210-8.8 41-106 .387 18-67 .269 6-8 .750 8-15 23 1.0 9-0 8 13 1 6 106/4.4

34 Tchana, James...... 25-0 296-11.8 27-60 .450 0-0 .000 15-22 .682 33-59 92 3.7 52-1 0 19 6 2 69/2.8

21 Gibbons, Deshawn 16-0 157-9.8 11-26 .423 0-1 .000 14-20 .700 9-20 29 1.8 18-0 10 11 2 4 36/2.3

02 Manning, Chris..... 25-5 321-12.8 18-52 .346 0-7 .000 17-29 .586 17-29 46 1.8 40-2 45 36 1 29 53/2.1

22 Butler, Brandin.... 21-0 115-5.5 7-22 .318 3-12 .250 1-3 .333 7-7 14 0.7 9-0 10 13 0 2 18/0.9

42 Olsen, Daniel...... 4-0 6-1.5 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 2 0.5 1-0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0

TEAM............... 50-36 86 3.0 0 5 0

Total 29 5823 897-1774 .506 162-513 .316 385-568 .678 377-752 1129 38.9 495-6 587 479 48 278 2341/80.7

Opponents 29 5824 704-1662 .424 174-524 .332 363-526 .690 297-601 898 31.0 499-0 380 512 90 195 1945/67.1

200910 C.W. POST MEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS 236, 183 ECC




2009-10 AWARDS AND HONORS

TEAMPoints ...........................................................113, at Mercy (Jan. 16)FG Made ....................................................... 43, at Mercy (Jan. 16)FG Attempts .................................................76, vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)FG Percentage ..............................632 (43-68), at Mercy (Jan. 16)3-PT FG Made ............ 9, done four times, last vs. STAC (Jan. 93-PT FG Attempts.......................................32, vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)3-PT FG Percentage ................. ..583 (7-12), vs. Molloy (Feb. 20) Free Th rows Made .................................. 24, at Dowling (Jan. 20) Free Th row Attempts.............................. 29, at Dowling (Jan. 20) Free Th row Percentage ................857 (12-14), at NYIT (Feb. 17)Rebounds ......................................................53, vs. Mercy (Dec. 5) Assists ............................................................. 27, at NYIT (Feb. 17)Steals .................................................... 15, at Millersville (Nov. 21)Blocked Shots ..............................................5, at Dowling (Jan. 20)Turnovers ............................................ 31, at Millersville (Nov. 21) Fouls ........................................................27, at Bridgeport (Dec. 2)

INDIVIDUALPoints .......................................35, Aaron Hall vs. Queens (Feb. 3)FG Made .................................15, Aaron Hall vs. Queens (Feb. 3)FG Attempts ............................21, Aaron Hall vs.Queens (Feb. 3)FG Percentage ............923 (12-13) Aaron Hall vs. Mercy (Feb. 14) 3-PT FG Made .......................... 5, Billy Butler vs. NYIT (Jan. 23)3-PT FG Attempts ............. 11, Stephen Mears vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)3-PT FG Percentage .........1.000 (3-3), Gil Montalvo vs. Evangel (Jan. 2)Free Th rows Made ..................9, Billy Butler vs. Mercy (Feb. 14)Free Th row Attempts.. 13, Jonathan Kohler vs. Daemen (Dec. 30)Free Th row Percentage ........................1.000, Done by six playersRebounds .......................... 16, Nemanja Jokic vs. Mercy (Dec. 5)Assists .......... 11, Gil Montalvo at St. Th omas Aquinas (Jan. 30)Steals .............................. 7, Gil Montalvo vs Saint Rose (Dec. 28)Blocked Shots ............................................. 2, Done by two playersTurnovers ..................7, Chris Manning at Millersville (Nov. 21)Fouls ...............................................................5, done by fi ve players

2009-10 MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME HIGHS

Scoring Margin1.C.W. Post +13.72.Bridgeport +11.03.Queens +2.14.New York Tech -1.15.Molloy -2.56.Dowling -3.47.Saint Th omas Aquinas -10.78.Mercy -24.7

Field Goal Percentage1.C.W. Post .5062.Bridgeport .4783.New York Tech .4544.Queens .4515.Saint Th omas Aquinas .4276.Molloy .4267.Dowling .4088.Mercy .389

3-Point Field Goal Pct.1.Bridgeport .3422.New York Tech .3403.Queens .3304.Mercy .3275.C.W. Post .3166.Dowling .3067.Molloy .3028.Saint Th omas Aquinas .298

3-Point FG Pct. Defense1.Bridgeport .3152.Molloy .3263.C.W. Post .3324.Dowling .3345.Saint Th omas Aquinas .3416.New York Tech .3437.Mercy .3508.Queens .356

2009-10 Team StatisticsScoring Off ense1.C.W. Post 80.72.Bridgeport 78.23.Queens 74.94.Molloy 72.65.New York Tech 71.46.Mercy 66.97.Dowling 66.38.Saint Th omas Aquinas 61.5

Scoring Defense1.C.W. Post 67.12.Bridgepor 67.33.Dowling 69.84.Saint Th omas Aquinas 72.25.New York Tech 72.56.Queens 72.97.Molloy 75.08.Mercy 91.6

Free Th row Percentage1.Molloy. .7192.Bridgeport .6803.C.W. Post .6784.Mercy .6735.Saint Th omas Aquinas .6616.Dowling .6577.Queens .6568.New York Tech .617

Field Goal Pct. Defense1.Dowling .4142.Bridgeport .4213.C.W. Post .4244.New York Tech .4425.Queens .4446.Molloy .4517.Saint Th omas Aquinas .4868.Mercy .529

3-Point Field Goals P/G1.Mercy 6.642.Bridgeport 5.973.C.W. Post 5.594.New York Tech 5.475.Dowling 5.206.Molloy 5.00 Queens 5.008.Saint Th omas Aquinas 4.11

Rebound Margin1.C.W. Post +8.02.Bridgeport +4.33.New York Tech +4.24.Molloy +1.05.Queens +0.86.Dowling -0.77.Saint Th omas Aquinas -6.38.Mercy -16.6

EAST COAST CONFERENCE POST SEASON AWARDS

Rookie of the YearJonathan Kohler

Co-Coach of the YearTim CluessFirst Team

Nemanja JokicAaron Hall

All-Rookie SquadJonathan Kohler

MET BASKETBALL WRITERS POST SEASON HONORS

All-Met Second TeamNemanja Jokic

Aaron Hall

EASTERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (ECAC)

POST SEASON HONORS

First TeamNemanja Jokic

Aaron Hall

Rookie of the YearJonathan Kohler


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C.W. POST 200910 ECC CHAMPIONS

Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1989

and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC was

formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among member

institutions and to assist them in integrating athletics into their academ-

ic program in a fi scally sound way. Th e ECC is committed to the highest

standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its

mission is to promote the total person concept in its student-athletes,

which stresses the abilities to excel in academic achievement, athletic

competition, and positive character traits. East Coast Conference (www.

eccsports.org) members for 2010-11 include: University of Bridgeport

(Conn.); C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University (Brookville, N.Y.);

Dowling College (Oakdale, N.Y.); Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.);

Molloy College (Rockville Centre, N.Y.); New York Institute of Tech-

nology (Old Westbury, N.Y); Queens College (Flushing, N.Y.); and St.

Th omas Aquinas College (Sparkill, N.Y.).

Th e ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball;

men’s and women’s basketball; men’s and women’s cross country; men’s

and women’s lacrosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis; men’s and

women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball.

Th e East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA and

Division II. Division II is a dynamic and engaging group of colleges,

institutions and conferences of varying sizes and educational missions.

Division II members encourage and support diversity; value sportsman-

ship, fairness and equity; and place the highest priority on the overall

educational excellence of the student-athlete.

2010 Women’s Lacrosse 2010 Men’s Lacrosse

2009 Men’s Soccer 2009 Men’s Cross Country

2010 Softball 2010 Baseball

ECC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

Player of the Year: Khaleef Allicott, Queens

Rookie of the Year: Jonathan Kohler, C.W. Post

Co-Coaches of the Year: Mike Ruane, Bridgeport and Tim

Cluess, C.W. Post

200910 ECC FINAL STANDINGS Conference OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L Pct.1. Bridgeport 18-3 .857 23-9 .7192. C.W. Post 18-3 .857 23-6 .7933. Queens 14-7 .667 18-11 .6214. Molloy 10-11 .476 12-18 .4005. NYIT 10-11 .476 14-16 .4676. Dowling 8-13 .381 10-20 .3337. STAC 5-16 .238 6-21 .2228. Mercy 1-20 .048 1-27 .036

First Team

Khaleef Allicott Sr., G, Queens

Dave Boykin Jr., G, Bridgeport

Aaron Hall Jr., F, C.W. Post

Brian Hutchinson Jr., F, Molloy

Nemanja Jokic Sr., F, C.W. Post

Second Team

Ra’Shad James So., G, St. Th omas Aquinas

Jonathan Kohler Fr., G, C.W. Post

Steve Martin Sr., G, Bridgeport

Akim Neverson Jr., F, Queens

David Seagers Sr., G, Dowling

Jerrell Walker Jr., F, NYIT

All-Rookie Team

Justin Brown G, St. Th omas Aquinas

Tyler Jones G, Mercy

Jonathan Kohler G, C.W. Post

Dominic Scurry G, NYIT

Bryan Van Cott G/F, Mercy

2010 ECC TournamentMarch 3First Roundat Higher Seed

#3 Queens 80#6 Dowling 67

#4 Molloy 68#5 NYIT 74

March 6

Semifi nals

at C.W. Post

#2 C.W. Post 71#3 Queens 62

#1 Bridgeport 76#5 NYIT 50

March 8

Championship

at C.W. Post

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Field Goal Percentage1.Kohler, Jonathan-CWP .605

2.Phillips, Demetrious-BPT .587

3.Hall, Aaron-CWP .575

4.Clarke, Anthony-NYIT .565

5.Macklin, Roberto-CWP .558

6.Knez, Kresimir-NYIT .535

7.Walker, Jerrell-NYIT .519

8.Neverson, Akim-QUE .515

9.Blanchard, Jamie-STAC .512

10.Martin, Steve-BPT .510

Free Th row Percentage 1.Freeman, Edward-MOL .910

2.Martin, Steve-BPT .901

3.Washington, Jermaine-BPT .792

4.Jones, Tyler-MER .750

5.James, Ra’Shad-STAC .723

6.Labase, Anderson-QUE .714

Seagers, David-DOW .714

8.Brown, Justin-STAC .705

9.Hutchinson, Brian-MOL .677

10.Williams, Kirk-BPT .671

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 1.Martin, Steve-BPT .389

2.Lacayo, Edil-QUE .380

3.Jokic, Nemanja-CWP .368

4.Boykin, Dave-BPT .366

5.Gunville, Jimmy-MER .361

6.James, Ra’Shad-STAC .359

Van Cott, Bryan-MER .359

8.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWP .358

9.Smith, Sean-DOW .357

10.Garcia, Manny-MER .339

Assists 1.Fuller, Harley-MOL 6.03

2.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWP 5.86

3.Butler, Billy-CWP 4.66

4.Wilson, Ed-MER 4.27

5.Labase, Anderson-QUE 3.93

6.Martin, Steve-BPT 3.09

7.Powell, Hassan-MER 2.78

8.Boykin, Dave-BPT 2.78

9.Allicott, Khaleef-QUE 2.72

10.James, Ra’Shad-STAC 2.70

Steals1.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWP 2.31

2.Seagers, David-DOW 2.19


4.Fuller, Harley-MOL 1.97

5.Powell, Hassan-MER 1.87


7.Boykin, Dave-BPT 1.81

8.Lans, Lamonte-QUE 1.50

Clarke, Anthony-NYIT 1.50

10.Freeman, Edward-MOL 1.46

Blocked Shots 1.Ndiaye, Alioune-DOW 1.56

2.Phillips, Demetrious-BPT 1.38

3.Braswell, Arthur-NYIT 1.28

4.Tull, Greg-QUE 1.00

5.Blanchard, Jamie-STAC 0.93

6.Ikyaator, Msoo-BPT 0.92

7.Neverson, Akim-QUE 0.90

8.Fitts, Girard-MOL 0.89

9.Williams, Kirk-BPT 0.72

10.McDonald, Khalil-QUE 0.68

3-Point Field Goals Made 1.Boykin, Dave-BPT 2.22

2.Palmer, Carl-MOL 1.97

3.Gunville, Jimmy-MER 1.89

4.Berg, Daniel-NYIT 1.65


Van Cott, Bryan-MER 1.56


8.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWP 1.52

9.Jokic, Nemanja-CWP 1.48

10.Garcia, Manny-MER 1.36

Assist-Turnover Ratio1.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWP 3.15


3.Butler, Billy-CWP 1.96



6.Wilson, Ed-MER 1.10

2009-10 Individual Statistics

ScoringPlayer, Institution G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G

1.Seagers, David-Dowling 27 183 29 65 460 17.0

2.Allicott, Khaleef-Queens 29 171 39 106 487 16.8

3.James, Ra’Shad-St. Th omas 27 161 42 73 437 16.2

4.Hall, Aaron-C.W. Post 28 188 2 70 448 16.0

5.Jokic, Nemanja-C.W. Post 29 171 43 66 451 15.6

6.Hutchinson, Brian-Molloy 30 152 0 153 457 15.2

7.Palmer, Carl-Molloy 30 173 59 18 423 14.1

8.Kohler, Jonathan-C.W. Post 29 155 26 70 406 14.0

Brown, Justin-St. Th omas 27 145 21 67 378 14.0

10.Neverson, Akim-Queens 31 168 22 74 432 13.9

11.Powell, Hassan-Mercy 23 114 6 83 317 13.8

12.Williams, Kirk-Bridgeport 25 132 15 55 334 13.4

13.Garcia, Manny-Mercy 28 145 38 40 368 13.1

14.Walker, Jerrell-New York Tech 28 139 0 72 350 12.5

15.Martin, Steve-Bridgeport 32 134 49 64 381 11.9

Defensive Rebounding 1.Hutchinson, Brian-MOL 6.23



4.Seagers, David-DOW 4.93

5.Neverson, Akim-QUE 4.71


7.Phillips, Demetrious-BPT 4.13

8.Van Cott, Bryan-MER 4.11


10.Hall, Aaron-CWP 3.96

11.Garcia, Manny-MER 3.89

12.Brown, Justin-STAC 3.89




Off ensive Rebounds 1.Neverson, Akim-QUE 2.84

2.Hutchinson, Brian-MOL 2.67


4.Walker, Jerrell-NYIT 2.29



7.Hill, Mike-DOW 2.03

8.Hall, Aaron-CWP 2.00

9.McDonald, Khalil-QUE 1.96

10.Ikyaator, Msoo-BPT 1.84


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Fred Abraham 2000-2001

Tito Ades 1964-1967

Scott Adubato 1983-1984

Frankie Aikens 1999-2002

Tom Allen 1980-1982

Vaughn Allen 2010-pres.

Mike Alvarez 1980-1982

Larry Arann 1957-1960

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Dror Bardichev 1987-1988

Aaron Barnette 1992-1994

Andrew Barrett 1994-1995

Mike Barrett 1957-1958

Mike Barrett 1972-1973

Bob Barrett 1959-1960

Jetster Bates 2007-2008

Brandon Bell 2002-2005

Jim Bell 1974-1978

Marco Benedetto 1960-1962

Addist Bennett 1998-1999

Alan Berlowitz 1964-1965

Tafare Berryman 2004-2005

Andrew Betts 1995-1997

Donnie Beverly 1994-1995

Brad Biggs 1968-1969

Richie Block 1966-1967

Peter Blodnick 1980-1981

Anthony Boston 1995-1996

Stefan Bonneau 2010-pres.

Mike Brandeis 1960-1964

Jerry Britton 1980-1981

Rich Broderick 1976-1977

Eric Brown 1970-1971

Corey Browne 1999-2001

Garee Bryant 1995-1999

Phil Bryant 1995-1996

Ryan Bucci 1999-2003

Jim Buckridge 1957-1958

Lou Burger 1960-1963

Kenny Burkes 2006-2009

Percy Burt 1989-1991

Wayne Burton 1990-1991

Billy Butler 2009-pres.

Brandin Butler 2009-2010

Brandon Butler 2006-2008

Kyle Byrons 2008-pres.

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Al Campesi 1959-1960

Tobin Carberry 2010-pres.

Nick Carter 2008-2009

John Chamberlain 1966-1968

Delano Chandler 1992-1994

Don Chapman 1977-1979

Grady Charles 1975-1978

Mel Cheek 1965-1969

John Cipot 1998-1999

Mike Clark 1983-1985

Eddie Cobb 1992-1995

Selwin Cohen 1958-1959

Justin Cole 2001-2005

Ron Cole 1974-1977

Bob Colleti 1958-1959

Jack Collins 1965-1968

Johnathan Cooper 1994-1995

Tom Coviello 1971-1972

Glen Crawley 1961-1962

Mike Crisci 2005-2006

Terry Cullen 1978-1980

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Aaron Daly 2005-2009

Lyndon Daniel 2007-2009

Al Davidson 1979-1981

Marcus Davis 1987-1989

Bob DeBonis 1974-1978

Steve DeChabert 2003-2005

Derek Delgardo 1999-2001

Rich De Martis 1976-1978

Mike Dias 1979-1981

Bill Dickin 1957-1958

Greg Dixon 1980-1984

Anderson Dozier 1971-1973

Keith Drysdale 2004-2006

Paul Dube 1963-1964

Hector Duprey 1997-1999

Steve Dushnick 1963-1965

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Rondell Earvin 1998-1999

Craig Einhorn 1969-1972

Bill Emig 1957-1959

Ted Engel 1976-1977

Bob Enos 1958-1960

Jack Etson 1973-1974

Bob Evans 1977-1980

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Darius Farrelly 1983-1984

Jimmy Feagins 1987-1990

Jack Ferguson 1968-1971

Bill Ferry 1968-1971

Ed Fields 1971-1973

John Fish 1965-1968

Stan Fleming 1971-1972

Andre Forrester 2005-2006

Conrad Fountaine 1973-1976

Bobby Foster 1989-1991

Damion Fray 2004-2005

Derrick Frazier 1997-1998

Larry Freiberg 1962-1965

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Dick Gelke 1958-1959

Deshawn Gibbons 2009-pres.

Jim Glynn 1958-1960

Rich Goldberg 1960-1963

Stu Goldman 1965-1969

John Goubeaud 1965-1970

Gil Green 1976-1978

Juan Griles 1984-1999

Augie Gruenberg 1960-1961

Kyle Guerrant 1996-2000

Jo Jo Gumbs 1989-1991

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Alan Hahn 1991-1993

Aaron Hall 2009-pres.

Mike Hammond 1985-1987

Glenn Handley 1966-1967

Azhar Haneef 1979-1980

Walter Hansome 1970-1973

Jim Harrington 1962-1964

Michael Harry 2006-2007

John Harvey 1996-2001

Pete Haubner 1971-1973

Glenn Haugk 1972-1975

Roland Hawkins 1975-1979

Darrick Heath 1986-1988

John Heitner 1998-2002

Ryan Heller 2002-2006

Mike Henderson 1981-1984

Brian Hennessy 1992-1993

Michael Herrick 1990-1992

Gene Higgins 1978-1982

David Hill 1976-1977

Paul Himmelsbach 1958-1960

Russell Holloway 2008-2009

Kevin Horton 1982-1984

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Jamal Jackson 1993-1994

Jerry Jackson 1974-1976

Michael Jackson 1985-1987

Ken James 1994-1998

Th eady James 2001-2003

Lorenzo Jarvis 1991-1993

Michael Jeff erson 1987-1988

Nick Jenkins 1981-1983

Aaron Johnson 1992-1994

Ed Johnson 1965-1969

George Johnson 1974-1978

Peter Johnson 1991-1992

Tyreak Johnson 2010-pres.

Nemanja Jokic 2009-2010

Larry Jones 1983-1984

John Joseph 1987-1990

Randy Joseph 1994-1998

Vujadon Jovic 1991-1992

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Kanelous 1962-1963

Ron Kashlak 1960-1961

Martin Katz 1960-1961

Bill Kienke 1974-1975

Neil King 1988-1989

T. Klimas-Mikalauskas 2005-2006

Ed Klimkowski 1970-1972

Jonathan Kohler 2009-pres.

Ken Krutzler 1972-1974

Jacob Kudlacz 2003-2004

Bill Kusnetz 1960-1961

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Garee Bryant 1995-99Garee Bryant 1995-99

Mike Lee 1983-1985

Fred Leopold 1960-1961

Nelson Levin 1969-1970

Mike Levin 1964-1967

Dick Levy 1957-1958

Tony Licata 1965-1969

Arkady Lin 1985-1987

Jeremy Logan 2004-2005

Tom Lowe 1973-1976

Ron Ludwin 1960-1964

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Willard Mack 1989-1991

Roberto Macklin 2008-2010

Arik Madison 1990-1992

Steve Maillard 1962-1964

Keith Malone 1985-1987

Christ Manning 2009-2010

Frank Marino 1968-1970

Nate Marner 1982-1983

Bob Matefy 1960-1961

Wesley Matthews 2007-2008

Melvin Mattocks 1982-1986

Charles McCants 1995-1996

Jim McDonald 1965-1970

Art McKeldin 1972-1975

Glen McMillan 1984-1986

Gerry McNair 2002-2004

Stephen Mears 2008-2010

Dale Menendez 1998-1999

Raul Mercedes 2005-2007

Chris Meyer 1979-1981

Duane Middleton 1975-1977

Ed Miller 1970-1973

Jack Minister 2006-2007

Brian Mlodzinski 1989-1991

Arthur Mlotkowski 1996-1997

Gilbert Montalvo 2007-pres.

David Moreno 2006-2008

John Morris 2005-2007

Frank Morrow 1957-1960

Simon Morton 1999-2002

Donnyel Moscovitz 1991-1992

Sean Mullings 1993-1995

James Mutlu 2009-pres.

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Marcus Nelson 1994-1996

Steve Nitti 1981-1983

Simeon Noel-Jeune 1998-1999

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Baldur Olafsson 2000-2002

Kevin O’Sullivan 1991-1993

Tom Oswald 1975-1979

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John Pammer 1986-1987

Scott Parker 1991-1993

Craig Parnell 1984-1986

Kareem Peele 1982-1983

Jon Peress 1981-1984

George Perry 1988-1992

Mike Petrie 1977-1980

Elbert Platt 1973-1975

Allen Pollock 1957-1960

Barry Pollock 1961-1962

Frank Porter 2000-2002

Byron Prince 1988-1989

Bob Purslow 1976-1980

Ed Puttick 1960-1961

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Chris Queen 1989-1992

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Michael Ranft 1998-1999

Stu Raskin 1970-1972

Devon Ray 2002-2003

Damani Raye 1993-1997

Alejendro Rease 1993-1994

Jose Redd 1982-1983

Matt Refner 2007-2008

Nir Riechles 1986-1987

Derrick Robillard 1995-1999

Doug Robins 1968-1970

Bob Rosen 1960-1965

Ron Rutledge 1972-1974

Matt Ryan 1986-1988

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Rommel Santos 1990-1991

Bob Scally 1965-1967

Jack Scally 1967-1969

Kellen Scantlebury 2005-2009

Bob Scarboro 1977-1979

Richie Scheinblum 1960-1964

Bob Schettino 1962-1963

Jonathan Schmidt 2005-2009

Daniel Scott 1999-2001

Dave Scott 1965-1968

Marcus Scott 1991-1992

Bob Scully 1967-1968

Franl Semiraglio 1988-1991

Qayyim Shabazz 2000-2001

Howie Shapiro 1960-1964

Mike Shell 1959-1960

Steve Shell 1973-1974

Tchaka Shipp 1997-1998

Jeff Siegel 1965-1968

George Skrelja 2006-2007

William Slinkosky 2010-pres.

Wayne Smallwood 1984-1986

John Smith 2003-2004

Tim Sorensen 1992-1997

Mateusz Sowa 2007-2008

Kevin Spann 2007-2009

Todd Spehler 1979-1981

Bob Spence 1972-1975

Paris Spraggins 1996-1997

Lou Sprauer 1958-1959

Reuben Statam 2002-2004

Lee Stevenson 1971-1972

Ken Stewart 1975-1976

Neville Storer 2002-2005

Joel Suarez 2004-2006

Melvin Sullivan 1973-1974

Larry Summer 1973-1974

Stefan Swiat 1996-1997

Jermaine Syville 1992-1993

Ron Szabo 1978-1980

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G. Talkachov 1964-1965

Amir Tarif 2010-pres.

Marcus Taylor 2001-2005

James Tchana 2008-2010

Rich Terris 1968-1969

Marc Terry 2001-2005

Charles Th omas 1983-1985

Michael Th orton 1989-1990

Louie Torrence 1966-1967

Angel Torres 1986-1987

Frank Townsend 1961-1963

Roy Tucker 1989-1990

Fred Turner 1978-1980

Dan Tutt 1994-1995

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Carlos Valentin 1987-1989

Robert Van Valkenburgh 1986-1989

Guy Van Wagenen 1969-1971

Greg Vetrone 1982-1985

Dave Vickers 1964-1965

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Dan Waddleton 1988-1991

Kindu Walker 1994-1996

Mike Walker 1964-1965

Walker 1975-1976

John Walsh 1998-1999

Kip Washington 1984-1986

Jason Waters 1989-1991

Paul Waters 1958-1959

Jim Webber 1969-1972

E. Webber 1963-1964

Pat Webber 1977-1981

Jeff Weiss 1981-1982

Glenn Weissman 1974-1975

Cliff ord Weston 1973-1974

George White 1957-1958

Lashone White 1996-1997

Maurice Whitehurst 2005-2007

Cal Whitworth 1974-1975

Craig Wiener 1982-1983

Brian Williams 2005-2006

Carlos Williams 1985-1988

Mitchell Williams 1988-1989

Jason Willis 2001-2003

Russell Wilson 1970-1973

Scott Wojnas 1982-1983

Woliver 1957-1958

Donnell Woodly 1971-1974

Ray Woods 1980-1982

James Woolery 1992-1994

Lamar Wright 2003-2005

Ray Wright 1968-1971

Steve Wright 1968-1971

R. Wulf 1963-1965

Ron Wyatt 1973-1975

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GAME - INDIVIDUALMost Points Scored ..................................... 47 ......................................................Garee Bryant vs. Southampton ........................ 1998-99Most Field Goals Made .............................. 20 ......................................................Garee Bryant vs. Southampton ........................ 1998-99Most Free Th rows Made ............................ 17 ...................................................... Delano Chandler vs. N.Y. Tech ........................ 1993-94Most Rebounds ............................................ 30 .........................................John Chamberlain vs. Worcester Tech ........................ 1966-67Most Assists ................................................. 19 ............................................................ Jason Waters vs. Concordia ........................ 1990-91Most 3-Point Goals ...................................... 9 ......................................................Raul Mercedes vs. Saint Anselm ........................ 2006-07Most 3-Point Attempts .............................. 16 ........................................................Jonathan Schmidt vs. Adelphi ........................ 2007-08Most Steals ................................................... 11 ........................................................ Aaron Johnson vs. Concordia ........................ 1993-94

SEASON - INDIVIDUALMost Points Scored .................................... 734 ......................................................................... Michael Hammond ........................ 1986-87Most Field Goals Scored ........................... 293 ......................................................................... Michael Hammond ........................ 1986-87Most Free Th rows Scored ......................... 197 .........................................................................................Juan Griles ........................ 1988-89Highest Scoring Average...........................24.5 ......................................................................... Michael Hammond ........................ 1986-87Most Rebounds ........................................... 359 ............................................................................Calvin Whitworth ........................ 1974-75Best Field Goal Percentage .......................67.9 .................................................................................. Lyndon Daniel ........................ 2007-08Best Free Th row Percentage .....................86.5 ........................................................................................Mike Petrie ........................ 1978-79Most Field Goals Attempted .................... 578 ......................................................................... Michael Hammond ........................ 1986-87Most Free Th rows Attempted .................. 232 .........................................................................................Juan Griles ........................ 1988-89Most Games Played .................................... 33 .......... Ryan Bucci, Justin Cole, Reuben Statam, Neville Storer, Marc Terry ........................ 2002-03Most Assists ................................................ 226 ................................................................................. Aaron Johnson ........................ 1993-94Most Steals .................................................. 120 ........................................................................................Greg Dixon ........................ 1982-83Most 3-Point Goals ..................................... 89 .....................................................................................Arik Madison ........................ 1991-92Most 3-Point Attempts ............................. 203 ....................................................................................Arik Madison ........................ 1991-92

CAREERMost Points Scored ...................................1,980 ........................................................................... Jonathan Schmidt ........................ 2005-08Most Field Goals Scored ........................... 729 .....................................................................................Garee Bryant ........................ 1995-99Most Free Th rows Scored ......................... 517 ............................................................................ Jonathan Schmidt ........................ 2005-08Highest Scoring Average (4 years) ..........20.1 ...................................................................................Mike Brandeis ........................ 1960-64Most Rebounds ........................................... 857 .................................................................................. Jim McDonald ........................ 1967-70Best Field Goal Percentage ....................... 623 ..................................................................................... John Heitner ........................ 1998-02Best Free Th row Percentage .....................82.3 .....................................................................................Bob DeBonis ........................ 1974-78Most Field Goals Attempted ...................1,446 ....................................................................................Garee Bryant ........................ 1995-99Most Free Th rows Attempted .................. 722 ............................................................................ Jonathan Schmidt ........................ 2005-08Most 3-Point Goals .................................... 213 ............................................................................ Jonathan Schmidt ........................ 2005-08Most 3-Point Attempts ............................. 582 ............................................................................ Jonathan Schmidt ........................ 2005-08Most Assists ................................................ 669 ........................................................................................Greg Dixon ........................ 1980-84Most Games Played ................................... 121 ........................................................................................ Marc Terry ........................ 2001-05Most Steals .................................................. 325 ........................................................................................Greg Dixon ........................ 1980-84

GAME - TEAMMost Points Scored .................................... 120 ................................................................vs. Mount St. Mary (NY) ........................ 1986-87Fewest Points Allowed ............................... 24 ............................................................................................... vs. Pratt ........................ 1972-73Most Field Goals Scored ............................ 51 .................................................................vs. Mount St. Mary (NY) ........................ 1986-87Most 3-Point Goals ..................................... 14 ...........................................................................................vs. Findlay ........................ 2008-09Most 3-Point Attempts .............................. 37 ...........................................................................................vs. Findlay ........................ 2008-09Most 3-Point Goals Allowed ..................... 13 ...........................................................................................by Bentley ........................ 2008-09Most 3-Point Attempts Allowed .............. 29 ..........................................................................................by Molloy ........................ 2004-05Most Free Th rows Scored .......................... 40 ................................................................vs. Queens (43 Attempts) ........................ 1988-89Most Rebounds ............................................ 66 .......................................................................................... vs. Queens ........................ 1968-69 ....................................................................... 66 ...................................................................vs. Central Connecticut ........................ 1971-72Most Assists ................................................. 35 .....................................................................................vs. Concordia ........................ 1990-91

SEASON - TEAMMost Victories .............................................. 30 ....................................................................................................................................... 2008-09Longest Winning Streak ............................ 30 ...................................................................................................................................... 2008-09Longest Losing Streak ................................ 10 ....................................................................................................................................... 1958-59Highest Scoring Average...........................85.7 ...................................................................................................................................... 2008-09Lowest Opponents Scoring Average ......59.8 ...................................................................................................................................... 1972-73Highest Rebound Average ........................46.0 ...................................................................................................................................... 1968-69Best Field Goal Percentage ....................... 520 ...................................................................................................................................... 1974-75Best Free Th row Percentage ..................... 727 ...................................................................................................................................... 1972-73Most Assists ................................................ 644 ...................................................................................................................................... 2008-09Most Steals .................................................. 400 ...................................................................................................................................... 1986-87Most Turnovers by Opponents ............... 664 ...................................................................................................................................... 1986-87

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AB. CHRISTIAN (0-1)11/28/98 N AC, 98-84

ACAD. AERONAUT. (4-0)1957 A CWP2/13/57 H CWP 12/17/57 A CWP, 67-6612/10/58 H CWP, 69-39

ACADIA (1-0)1/13/73 N CWP, 55-45

ADELPHI (38-42)1/10/59 A ADEL, 91-601/9/60 H ADEL, 83-571/13/62 H CWP, 68-6212/28/62 N ADEL, 62-551/10/63 A ADEL, 57-521/11/64 H CWP, 90-8312/18/64 N ADEL, 96-803/3/65 A ADEL, 82-8112/17/65 N CWP, 75-682/22/66 H ADEL, 92-8612/17/66 N ADEL, 72-682/22/67 A CWP, 88-652/22/68 H CWP, 73-691/4/69 H CWP, 66-632/22/69 A ADEL, 77-702/21/70 H CWP, 78-622/27/71 H CWP, 73-722/17/72 A CWP, 63-5712/6/72 N CWP, 59-572/24/73 A CWP, 85-672/23/74 H CWP, 73-612/22/75 H CWP, 78-682/21/76 A ADEL, 63-6211/28/76 N ADEL, 90-842/19/77 H ADEL, 76-722/18/78 A ADEL, 86-7512/16/78 H ADEL, 83-6612/15/79 A CWP, 81-672/3/81 H CWP, 82-672/28/81 A CWP, 83-822/8/82 A CWP, 65-622/15/82 H CWP, 70-6912/22/82 A CWP, 65-512/4/83 H CWP, 58-521/17/84 H CWP, 60-591/12/85 A CWP, 69-6312/11/85 H CWP, 84-771/28/90 A CWP, 93-8912/4/90 H ADEL, 75-722/13/91 A CWP, 73-691/22/92 A CWP, 71-672/26/92 A CWP, 73-662/3/93 H ADEL, 90-823/3/93 H ADEL, 81-741/15/94 H CWP, 76-692/7/94 A CWP, 72-7012/14/94 H CWP, 79-732/8/95 A ADEL, 89-6812/13/95 A ADEL, 93-752/7/96 H ADEL, 85-7212/11/96 A ADEL, 70-641/25/97 H CWP, 80-772/28/97 A ADEL, 57-50

1/12/98 H ADEL, 75-552/14/98 A ADEL, 72-592/24/98 A ADEL, 76-641/16/99 H CWP, 55-472/17/99 A ADEL, 71-641/17/00 A ADEL, 79-662/19/00 H ADEL, 83-691/15/01 H ADEL, 87-782/14/01 A ADEL, 85-723/2/01 N ADEL, 75-541/12/02 A ADEL, 75-652/9/02 H ADEL, 96-8112/3/02 H CWP, 65-621/29/03 A ADEL, 84-763/8/03 H ADEL, 70-5712/4/04 A ADEL, 75-561/18/05 H ADEL, 65-621/26/06 A ADEL, 62-552/9/06 H ADEL, 71-441/23/07 A ADEL, 77-672/21/07 H CWP, 66-533/4/07 N ADEL, 61-581/23/08 H CWP, 61-493/1/08 A ADEL, 99-883/9/08 N CWP, 60-571/28/09 H CWP, 67-612/28/09 A CWP, 61-55

ALBANY (0-3)12/13/75 H ALB, 70-671/15/77 H ALB, 84-611/27/79 A ALB, 98-77

ALBRIGHT (0-1)3/10/62 N ALB, 65-52

ALFRED (1-0)12/21/63 H CWP, 78-66

AMERICAN INTL. (2-1)3/13/94 A CWP, 84-8112/30/98 H CWP, 64-591/2/00 A AIC, 76-61

AMERICAN U. (PR) (0-1)12/20/95 N AU, 87-73

AMHERST (1-0)12/28/68 N CWP, 64-58

AQUINAS (1-0)11/29/85 N CWP, 89-75

ASHLAND (1-0)12/28/74 A CWP, 64-60

ASSUMPTION (4-2)12/28/66 N ASM, 78-653/14/03 N CWP, 81-7512/29/05 H CWP, 72-7012/18/07 H ASM, 73-7112/30/08 H CWP, 84-593/15/09 H CWP, 75-61

BALDWIN-WALLACE (1-0)12/15/69 H CWP, 77-75

BARUCH (1-0)2/21/83 H CWP, 81-49

BELMONT ABBEY (1-0)11/20/05 H CWP, 91-80

BENEDICT (0-1)11/29/96 N BEN, 76-70

BENTLEY (1-3)12/15/73 H BEN, 52-4412/14/74 A BEN, 97-7611/18/06 H BEN, 70-603/17/09 H CWP, 82-76

BEREA (0-1)11/25/94 N BER, 75-74

BLOOMFIELD (3-1)2/4/59 A BLM, 71-692/17/60 H CWP, 86-832/5/90 H CWP, 65-611/11/01 H CWP, 83-61

BLOOMSBURG (2-4)2/11/85 A CWP, 74-721/20/86 H CWP, 83-641/13/88 A BLM, 78-621/11/89 H BLM, 77-521/9/90 A BLM, 88-7612/7/92 H BLM, 55-51

BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-3)12/2/79 A BOS, 109-742/16/81 H BOS, 81-672/23/82 A BOS, 86-57

BRANDEIS (3-0)12/13/63 H CWP, 87-582/6/65 A CWP, 69-452/11/66 H CWP, 105-67

BRIDGEPORT (27-24)2/8/66 H CWP, 94-9312/10/66 A BDG, 86-7212/9/67 H CWP, 85-8012/7/68 A BDG 62-572/4/69 H BDG, 77-7012/6/69 A BDG, 102-7112/18/70 H CWP, 72-6112/4/71 A BDG, 83-8012/29/71 N BDG, 68-6612/2/72 H BDG, 81-751/12/74 A BDG, 62-561/11/75 H BDG, 68-641/21/76 H BDG, 57-5612/14/76 H BDG, 80-691/16/78 A CWP, 94-861/6/79 H CWP, 78-7412/4/82 A BDG, 71-6412/3/84 H BDG, 83-7012/2/85** A CWP, 74-5712/3/86 H BDG, 89-8312/2/87 A BDG, 84-7311/30/88 H BDG, 77-75

11/29/89 A CWP, 89-8711/28/90 H CWP, 76-6812/5/94 A BDG, 97-8311/27/95 H CWP, 83-8011/29/00 A CWP, 76-542/10/01 H BDG, 72-681/19/02 H CWP, 81-642/20/02 A BDG, 84-7512/17/02 A CWP, 92-641/25/03 H CWP, 92-881/5/04 H CWP, 81-592/21/04 A BDG, 71-631/5/05 H CWP, 80-692/7/05 A BDG, 64-613/2/05 A CWP, 69-6112/3/05 H CWP, 68-652/1/06 A BDG, 85-6711/29/06 A CWP, 82-741/27/07 H BDG, 80-753/3/07 A CWP, 63-6011/28/07 H CWP, 70-551/30/08 A CWP, 88-75 1/14/09 A CWP, 78-712/14/09 H CWP, 107-713/8/09 N CWP, 62-5611/21/09 A BDG, 84-751/13/10 H CWP, 69-642/6/10 A BDG, 81-733/7/10 H BDG, 70-61

BROCKPORT (3-5)2/6/59 A CWP, 59-571/30/60 A BPT, 69-641/3/70 H BPT, 78-583/9/73 N BPT, 93-771/5/74 A CWP, 65-551/4/75 A CWP, 66-601/9/76 A BPT, 88-7912/28/02 A BPT, 65-64

BROOKLYN (12-3)12/2/60 A BKN, 60-4412/18/61 H CWP, 64-611/8/63 A CWP, 87-782/24/64 H CWP, 73-632/13/65 A BKN, 61-573/5/72 H CWP, 74-681/31/73 A CWP, 75-671/30/74 H CWP, 77-671/29/75 A CWP, 92-6012/30/75 A CWP, 90-711/19/77 A CWP, 89-7312/7/77 H CWP, 84-481/3/79 A CWP, 73-701/8/80 H CWP, 69-6211/28/80 A BKN, 70-64

BROOKLYN-POLY (5-1)2/5/57 BKN1/2/60 A CWP, 69-5612/14/60 H CWP, 80-7212/16/61 A CWP, 96-5612/5/62 H CWP, 103-5112/5/64 H CWP, 83-66

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2/11/07 H BRY, 75-603/15/08

BUFFALO ST. (1-0)12/16/60 N CWP, 81-62

CALDWELL (1-0)11/25/89 H CWP, 83-55

CENTRAL CONN. (3-4)12/19/67 H CWP, 107-7812/20/68 A CCSU, 62-5512/13/69 H CCSU, 73-6012/12/70 A CCSU, 89-6412/30/70 N CCSU, 56-5212/11/71 H CWP, 73-6712/16/72 A CWP, 76-64

CHESTERFIELD (0-2) N CHE, 78-52 2/18/57 N CHE, 93-68

CHEYNEY (6-1)3/12/83 N CWP, 83-6912/8/87 H CWP, 91-793/11/88 N CWP, 107-9912/3/88 A CHE, 84-781/13/90 H CWP, 79-7312/10/90 A CWP, 75-6812/4/92 H CWP, 67-58

CCNY (12-6)12/5/57 A CCNY, 95-762/4/58 H CCNY, 42-292/23/59 H CCNY, 74-592/27/63 H CWP, 76-672/4/64 A CWP, 83-7412/14/65 H CWP, 75-632/1/67 A CCNY, 76-602/1/68 H CWP, 98-7512/18/68 A CCNY, 57-522/9/70 H CWP, 68-642/11/71 A CWP, 88-552/3/72 H CWP, 77-731/18/73 A CWP, 65-571/16/74 H CWP, 73-461/18/75 A CWP, 89-792/18/76 A CWP, 81-702/15/77 A CCNY, 85-802/14/78 H CWP, 90-84

CLARK (6-1)2/16/62 H CWP, 85-7012/18/62 A CWP, 95-8812/20/63 H CWP, 83-761/9/65 A CWP, 75-6612/30/65 N CWP, 83-8012/27/66 N CWP, 68-6112/27/81 N CLA, 73-58

CLARKSON (1-0)1/10/77 H CWP, 92-87

CONCORDIA (37-7)1/11/84 N CWP, 79-701/25/84 H CWP, 60-58

2/18/84 A CWP, 67-6612/9/86 H CWP, 75-682/19/90 A CWP, 89-681/30/91 H CWP, 118-772/23/91 A CWP, 106-831/8/92 A CWP, 73-632/15/92 H CWP, 104-891/27/93 A CWP, 102-862/17/93 H CWP, 87-711/22/94 H CWP, 86-812/10/94 A CWP, 95-7512/7/94 A CWP, 80-742/1/95 A CON, 62-5512/6/95 A CWP, 73-701/31/96 H CWP, 61-521/11/97 H CWP, 68-622/10/97 A CWP, 88-561/17/98 H CWP, 100-742/4/98 A CWP, 73-6511/23/98 H CWP, 106-841/30/99 A CON, 68-6312/13/99 H CWP, 82-601/31/00 A CWP, 81-6512/13/00 A CWP, 77-651/27/01 H CON, 95-822/27/01 H CWP, 74-7012/8/01 A CON, 82-711/26/02 H CWP, 71-5712/10/02 H CWP, 87-482/6/03 A CWP, 66-531/14/04 H CWP, 58-522/28/04 A CWP, 88-581/20/05 H CWP, 79-602/17/05 A CWP, 83-651/6/06 H CON, 94-87 (ot)2/14/06 A CON, 76-6312/13/06 H CWP, 74-582/8/07 A CON, 84-811/5/08 H CWP, 71-512/13/08 A CWP, 79-751/12/09 H CWP, 78-692/11/09 A CWP, 91-69

CORTLAND (2-0)1/2/70 H CWP, 80-731/14/84 H CWP, 101-70

DAEMEN (1-0)12/30/09 H CWP, 79-58

DELAWARE (0-1)12/29/67 N DEL, 91-75

DIST. OF COLUMBIA (2-1)2/16/85 H CWP, 88-7212/6/86 A CWP, 80-661/23/88* H DC, 77-67

DOMINICAN (2-0)12/8/90 H CWP, 97-5911/17/01 A CWP, 64-60

DOWLING (52-26)12/1/71 A CWP, 86-6511/27/72 H DOW, 59-532/11/76 A DOW, 72-70

2/9/77 H DOW, 58-562/8/78 A CWP, 95-752/28/79 H CWP, 77-691/3/80 H CWP, 62-612/27/80 A DOW, 66-621/20/81 A DOW, 65-622/25/81 H CWP, 72-711/20/82 H CWP, 73-592/6/82 A CWP, 67-6112/15/82 H CWP, 79-732/9/83 A CWP, 95-741/19/84 H CWP, 88-762/16/84 A CWP, 71-573/1/84 H CWP, 83-681/16/85 A CWP, 59-502/13/85 H DOW, 59-583/2/85 H CWP, 83-6812/4/85 H CWP, 101-652/1/86 A CWP, 84-461/31/87 A CWP, 69-622/18/87 H CWP, 79-692/3/88 H DOW, 92-852/20/88 A DOW, 75-703/5/88 A CWP, 87-763/12/88 A DOW, 92-801/25/89 A DOW, 67-663/6/89 H CWP, 91-612/7/90 H CWP, 92-742/24/90 A CWP, 82-753/10/90 H CWP, 91-761/23/91 A CWP, 75-712/16/91 H CWP, 73-673/9/91 H CWP, 70-6812/14/91 H DOW, 88-832/8/92 A DOW, 89-843/3/92 A DOW, 83-68

1/6/93 A CWP, 77-742/6/93 H CWP, 77-6712/4/93 H CWP, 80-761/26/94 A CWP, 83-621/16/95 H DOW, 76-722/6/95 A DOW, 89-771/13/96 A CWP, 86-841/29/96 H CWP, 93-851/13/97 H CWP, 66-592/12/97 A CWP, 63-5812/6/97 H DOW, 80-621/24/98 A DOW, 81-6112/9/98 A CWP, 73-591/27/99 H DOW, 63-5612/11/99 A DOW, 81-621/29/00 H DOW, 96-9012/9/00 A CWP, 75-721/24/01 H DOW, 76-7512/5/01 H DOW, 92-871/24/02 A DOW, 87-6812/7/02 A DOW, 83-812/4/03 H CWP, 87-621/10/04 A CWP, 75-532/25/04 H CWP, 86-5612/18/04 A CWP, 73-632/3/05 H CWP, 71-611/21/06 H DOW, 80-76 (4ot)2/22/06 A DOW, 78-7012/6/06 H CWP, 86-512/3/07 A CWP, 82-6412/8/07 A CWP, 99-542/6/08 H CWP, 71-453/5/08 H CWP, 83-641/24/09 A CWP, 888-622/25/09 H CWP, 72-583/7/09 N CWP, 84-62

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12/9/09 H CWP, 75-481/20/10 A CWP, 85-592/13/10 H CWP, 81-56

DREW (3-0)1/11/60 A CWP, 70-632/25/61 H CWP, 89-602/24/62 A CWP, 66-55

EAST STROUDSBURG (2-4)2/20/81 H ESU, 72-6912/14/87 H CWP, 102-641/28/89 A ESU, 75-701/12/91 H ESU, 76-7112/9/91 A ESU, 85-6112/29/95 N CWP, 71-60

ECKERD (0-1)12/21/95 N ECK, 69-50

EDINBORO (1-0)12/7/84 N CWP, 73-56

EVANGEL (1-0)12/31/09 H CWP, 94-67

FAIRFIELD (1-0)1/11/61 A CWP, 78-76

FAIR.-DICKINSON (6-8)1/18/61 H CWP, 81-702/28/62 A CWP, 82-633/2/63 A CWP, 75-612/26/64 H FDU, 80-742/1/7/65 A FDU, 70-652/16/66 A FDU, 92-702/15/67 H CWP, 91-812/17/68 A FDU, 84-702/12/69 H FDU, 89-682/1/8/70 A FDU, 65-582/17/71 H CWP, 51-492/16/72 A CWP, 58-533/3/73 H FDU, 61-442/16/74 A FDU, 62-54

FINDLAY (0-1)3/25/09 N FIN, 89-79 (OT)

FLORIDA SOUTHERN (1-2)1/13/75 N CWP, 81-631/8/88 A FS, 94-6112/28/95 N FS, 87-70

FLORIDA TECH (1-0)1/14/75 A CWP, 78-73

FRANKLIN PIERCE (6-2)1/21/84 H CWP, 71-571/18/85 A FPC, 73-6012/6/85* N CWP, 77-682/19/87 H CWP, 74-581/16/89 A FPC, 76-6012/9/89 H CWP, 67-663/9/94 A CWP, 61-5612/30/05 H CWP, 61-57

GANNON (3-4)3/8/75 N GAN, 67-6012/2/83 N CWP, 57-503/10/84 N CWP, 65-6212/30/86 A CWP, 64-623/6/87 A GAN, 80-713/16/90 A GAN, 83-7811/24/06 A GAN, 76-69

GETTYSBURG (1-0)11/22/86 N CWP, 94-71

GOLDEY-BEACOM (2-0)1/8/08 H CWP, 75-691/3/09 A CWP, 93-63

HARTFORD (3-3)2/1/59 A HAR, 72-541/16/60 H HAR, 71-691/4/61 A HAR, 71-6812/13/61 H CWP, 85-5312/10/62 A CWP, 74-661/4/64 H CWP, 93-62

HARTWICK (3-4)3/3/71 N HAR, 77-501/9/74 A CWP, 71-651/9/75 H CWP, 82-711/23/76 H HAR, 84-512/17/77 H CWP, 87-772/16/78 A HAR, 60-512/22/79 H HAR, 65-56

HOFSTRA (5-16)2/11/59 A HOF, 82-492/10/60 H HOF, 85-552/1/61 A HOF, 69-6612/30/61 N HOF, 68-552/10/62 H HOF, 81-603/9/62 N HOF, 56-5512/27/62 N CWP, 73-702/23/63 A HOF, 75-6912/27/63 N HOF, 60-562/27/65 H CWP, 68-652/26/66 A HOF, 102-912/28/67 H HOF, 78-682/28/68 A HOF, 81-582/28/69 H HOF, 95-812/11/70 A HOF, 62-592/3/71 H CWP, 76-662/11/72 H HOF, 90-622/7/73 H CWP, 58-572/6/74 A HOF, 69-592/5/75 H HOF, 70-561/17/76 H CWP, 59-55

HOLY FAMILY (2-1)11/16/01 N CWP, 83-7911/24/07 A HFU, 68-6712/22/08 H CWP, 97-59

HUNTER (10-0)12/9/61 H CWP, 69-6712/8/62 A CWP, 64-5312/4/63 H CWP, 83-5012/10/64 A CWP, 93-57

12/17/71 N CWP, 80-7412/9/72 A CWP, 70-6012/8/73 H CWP, 50-451/25/75 A CWP, 72-661/28/76 A CWP, 83-6812/2/77 A CWP, 79-67

ITHACA (0-1)12/6/75 N ITH, 60-59

JERSEY CITY ST. (2-0)11/26/57 A CWP, 79-781/27/86 H CWP, 118-98

JOHNS HOPKINS (1-0)1/28/80 H CWP, 95-78

KEAN (0-1)3/5/77 A KEA, 64-63

KEENE ST. (3-0)1/15/84 H CWP, 94-641/19/85 A CWP, 72-6112/10/88 H CWP, 60-56

KINGS (NY) (2-3)2/28/58 A KIN, 93-7712/13/58 A KIN, 72-592/14/59 H KIN, 80-7412/8/59 H CWP, 100-87 1/21/61 A CWP, 91-60

KINGS (PA) (1-2)12/30/67 N KIN, 101-8112/4/76 N CWP, 92-7912/16/77 N KIN, 89-78

KUTZTOWN (7-2)12/17/77 N KUT, 81-732/4/85 H CWP, 80-542/3/86 A CWP, 85-711/16/87 H CWP, 70-601/16/88 A KUT, 72-661/21/89 H CWP, 75-601/16/90 A CWP, 65-641/28/91 H CWP, 75-482/3/92 A CWP, 76-61

LEHMAN (2-0)12/18/82 H CWP, 72-652/6/89 H CWP, 78-57

LEMOYNE (2-1)1/10/83 H CWP, 74-501/26/85 H CWP, 74-6212/11/94 A LEM, 64-60

LOCK HAVEN (3-0)11/25/06 N CWP, 101-7111/17/07 A CWP, 91-5811/15/08 H CWP, 74-50

LIU-BROOKLYN (4-13)1/29/58 A BRK, 131-10012/7/64 A CWP, 61-5812/7/65 H BRK, 69-52

12/6/66 A BRK, 93-5512/5/67 H BRK, 70-5212/2/68 A BRK, 64-572/24/70 A BRK, 68-532/24/71 A BRK, 83-781/8/72 A BRK, 79-662/20/73 A BRK, 69-682/20/74 H CWP, 56-552/11/75 A CWP, 61-591/7/76 H BRK, 99-722/4/77 A CWP, 81-6712/13/78 H BRK, 66-5212/8/79 A BRK, 77-5412/8/80 A BRK, 90-76

LONG ISLAND AGGIES (4-2)1/17/59 A LIA, 84-641/30/59 H LIA, 52-481/20/60 A CWP, 72-552/15/60 H CWP, 59-5212/17/60 A CWP, 49-352/15/61 H CWP, 73-68

LOYOLA (MONT.) (1-0)12/18/69 H CWP, 105-76

LYNCHBURG (1-0)11/27/73 A CWP, 90-82

MAINE (0-1)12/3/79 A MAI, 75-49

MANHATTAN (1-4)12/1/66 A MAN, 82-8012/16/67 H MAN, 91-7311/26/77 H MAN, 87-8311/25/78 A MAN, 90-5011/30/79 A CWP, 64-53

MANSFIELD (0-1)1/10/84 N MAN, 56-55

MARIST (6-3)2/24/75 H CWP, 74-511/10/76 N MAR, 69-662/26/77 H CWP, 103-852/25/78 A CWP, 69-5712/20/78 H CWP, 88-792/17/79 A MAR, 77-7612/19/79 H CWP, 83-8112/17/80 H CWP, 74-721/10/81 A MAR, 71-62

MD-EASTERN SHORE (1-1)1/3/75 N CWP, 59-5112/12/81 A MES, 62-51

UMASS-BOSTON (1-0)12/28/81 N CWP, 68-57

UMASS-LOWELL (1-3)1/3/93 H CWP, 74-673/17/03 A UML, 69-5912/30/04 H UML, 81-5612/16/05 A UML, 77-55

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MEDGAR EVERS (2-0)12/21/87 H CWP, 85-471/6/92 H CWP, 92-69

MERCY (55-6)12/10/80 H CWP, 104-8612/9/81 A CWP, 88-791/19/83 H CWP, 84-612/16/83 A CWP, 80-621/28/84 H CWP, 88-732/22/84 A CWP, 100-771/25/85 H CWP, 98-712/20/85 A CWP, 93-681/25/86 H CWP, 114-722/19/86 A CWP, 110-661/21/87 A CWP, 94-752/7/87 H CWP, 102-742/25/87 H CWP, 80-672/10/88 A CWP, 84-712/27/88 H CWP, 88-622/1/89 A CWP, 85-733/1/89 H CWP, 98-732/10/90 H CWP, 61-592/28/90 A CWP, 82-711/16/91 A CWP, 70-532/9/91 H CWP, 67-481/18/92 H MER, 73-681/29/92 A MER, 71-651/12/93 A CWP, 90-762/27/93 H CWP, 88-781/5/94 H CWP, 90-652/26/94 A CWP, 90-651/11/95 H CWP, 85-632/18/95 A CWP, 70-662/27/95 H MER, 80-591/10/96 H CWP, 113-782/17/96 A CWP, 53-5212/14/96 A CWP, 70-571/28/97 H CWP, 80-371/3/98 H CWP, 83-552/21/98 A CWP, 90-661/9/99 A MER, 78-762/10/99 H CWP, 89-671/12/00 H CWP, 84-712/12/00 A CWP, 76-681/9/01 A CWP, 104-812/7/01 H CWP, 88-681/5/02 H CWP, 70-562/5/02 A CWP, 102-691/20/03 A CWP, 81-662/26/03 H CWP, 78-6912/2/03 A CWP, 78-712/3/04 H CWP, 70-561/15/05 H CWP, 62-582/5/05 A MER, 68-581/14/06 H MER, 78-672/16/06 A CWP, 86-531/20/07 H CWP, 88-602/17/07 A CWP, 67-521/19/08 A CWP, 77-592/27/08 H CWP, 58-4012/10/08 A CWP, 105-432/7/09 H CWP, 87-4112/5/09 H CWP, 83-541/16/10 A CWP, 113-752/14/10 H CWP, 95-65

MERRIMACK (6-4)2/5/65 A MER, 82-712/18/66 H CWP, 103-832/4/67 A MER, 97-711/6/68 H CWP, 84-771/30/71 H CWP, 114-801/28/72 H MER, 80-6712/29/93 A CWP, 73-6512/22/00 H CWP, 83-8112/21/01 A CWP, 83-6511/20/05 H MER, 74-55

MILLERSVILLE (1-1)12/3/08 H CWP, 105-6511/21/90 A MILL, 76-73 (OT)

MO. SOUTHERN (0-1)12/19/95 N MSU, 86-72

MOLLOY (35-5)1/18/91 H CWP, 99-4612/5/92 H CWP, 75-6112/30/92 A CWP, 104-401/8/94 A CWP, 112-752/12/94 H CWP, 101-8011/30/94 A CWP, 87-641/25/95 H CWP, 67-3411/29/95 H CWP, 65-541/24/96 A CWP, 72-691/15/97 A CWP, 80-622/19/97 H CWP, 80-681/5/98 A MOL, 94-772/7/98 H CWP, 63-511/13/99 A MOL, 93-952/13/99 H MOL, 67-6512/8/99 A MOL, 76-681/26/00 H CWP, 80-701/17/01 A CWP, 84-712/17/01 H CWP, 81-461/15/02 H MOL, 67-702/13/02 A CWP, 88-701/18/03 H CWP, 73-653/1/03 A CWP, 88-813/4/03 H CWP, 88-761/24/04 A CWP, 80-672/19/04 H CWP, 76-7012/1/04 H CWP, 91-602/15/05 A CWP, 79-711/9/2006 H CWP, 81-761/18/06 A CWP, 80-7112/2/06 A CWP, 82-741/31/07 H CWP, 85-7912/5/07 H CWP, 82-572/2/08 A CWP, 91-751/21/09 A CWP, 104-752/21/09 H CWP, 95-563/4/09 H CWP, 98-631/6/10 H CWP, 75-731/27/10 A CWP, 84-672/20/10 H CWP, 79-50

MONMOUTH (9-13)2/8/58 H MON, 102-882/28/59 H MON, 91-7312/29/70 N CWP, 85-77

12/26/71 N CWP, 75-7012/28/72 N CWP, 67-6012/4/73 A MON, 100-8812/27/73 N CWP, 76-6812/4/74 H CWP, 85-7412/3/75 H MON, 101-7812/1/76 H MON, 100-772/3/78 A MON, 84-771/9/79 H CWP, 63-602/6/79 A MON, 80-681/14/80 A MON, 91-812/7/81 H MON, 65-641/30/82 A CWP, 51-502/18/82 H MON, 67-542/25/82 A MON, 83-7312/13/82 A MON, 65-631/22/83 H CWP, 81-703/5/83 H CWP, 70-6511/10/05 A MON, 66-50

MONTCLAIR ST. (1-2)3/4/71 N MON, 80-6812/29/72 A CWP, 61-5912/28/73 A MON, 64-53

MORGAN ST. (0-4)12/21/73 N MOR, 79-6712/11/74 A MOR, 70-6312/12/75 H MOR, 75-6612/10/76 A MOR, 80-67

MT. ST MARY’S (MD) (1-2)1/14/78 H CWP, 95-843/15/85 N MSM, 69-6711/21/86 A MSM, 91-83

MT. ST. MARY’S (NY) (2-0)11/25/86 H CWP, 120-72 2/4/92 A CWP, 94-91

MUHLENBERG (1-0)12/28/67 N CWP, 88-75

NEW HAVEN (11-12)1/18/78 A UNH, 97-841/20/79 H UNH, 62-6112/14/81 A UNH, 78-7612/11/82 N UNH, 97-9112/10/83 A CWP, 85-7511/29/86 A UNH, 85-8011/28/87 H UNH, 86-851/9/88 A UNH, 83-713/17/89 A CWP, 85-6212/12/89 H UNH, 89-7811/26/02 H CWP, 72-621/23/03 A UNH, 69-553/7/03 H CWP, 77-6912/4/03 A UNH, 78-742/11/04 H CWP, 82-7711/23/04 A CWP, 67-541/26/05 H CWP, 66-5012/7/05 A CWP, 71-662/4/06 H UNH, 63-591/17/07 H CWP, 81-652/15/07 A UNH, 77-681/16/08 A CWP, 78-62

2/23/08 H CWP, 85-67

NEW JERSEY TECH (1-5)1/19/98 H CWP, 72-652/9/98 A NJT, 66-651/18/99 A NJT, 70-472/20/99 H NJT, 70-691/15/00 H NJT, 90-802/16/00 A NJT, 76-70

NEW PALTZ (7-0)1/7/61 H CWP, 85-521/17/62 A CWP, 88-662/2/63 H CWP, 83-7812/11/63 A CWP, 60-4612/4/64 H CWP, 56-5312/3/65 A CWP, 79-7612/3/66 H CWP, 81-60

NYACK (1-0)12/28/08 H CWP, 95-64

NYIT (56-18)12/10/60 H CWP, 87-541/20/62 H CWP, 90-5112/12/64 H CWP, 93-6812/5/70 H CWP, 80-6412/16/70 N CWP, 67-493/1/72 H CWP, 82-682/28/73 A CWP, 82-562/27/74 H NYT, 52-512/27/75 A CWP, 79-632/9/76 A NYT, 57-562/2/77 A CWP, 68-622/1/78 H NYT, 75-722/26/79 A NYT, 85-552/4/80 H NYT, 90-722/9/81 A CWP, 70-6912/17/81 H CWP, 72-6012/29/81 N CWP, 67-6112/8/82 A NYT, 85-7012/8/83 H CWP, 78-7112/20/84 H CWP, 64-632/9/85 A CWP, 80-751/8/86 A CWP, 76-752/8/86 H CWP, 88-832/28/86 H CWP, 101-722/4/87 H CWP, 73-622/21/87 A CWP, 87-782/6/88 H CWP, 90-772/24/88 A CWP, 87-723/2/88 H CWP, 82-761/23/89 H CWP, 74-612/22/89 A CWP, 82-743/11/89 A CWP, 80-732/17/90 A CWP, 81-612/5/91 A CWP, 80563/2/91 H CWP, 91-793/8/91 H CWP, 88-6712/8/92 H CWP, 109-8112/22/93 H NYT, 97-902/16/94 A CWP, 87-6612/17/94 A NYT, 105-832/13/95 H CWP, 92-8712/16/95 H NYT, 93-712/5/96 A NYT, 81-67

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NEWPORT NEWS (1-0)11/26/94 N CWP, 71-62

NIAGARA (0-1)12/6/80 A NIA, 78-57

NORTHEASTERN (3-5)12/17/62 A NOR, 82-6112/14/63 H CWP, 66-611/8/65 A CWP, 80-701/21/66 H CWP, 83-822/3/67 A NOR, 84-792/9/68 H NOR, 76-652/7/69 A NOR, 72-582/14/70 H NOR, 74-61

OAKLAND (MI) (1-0)1/4/74 N CWP, 48-47

OLD WESTBURY (1-1)1/31/81 H CWP, 87-8111/29/81 H OLD, 81-77

OTTERBEIN (1-0)12/27/74 N CWP, 73-70

PACE (31-9)1/9/58 A PAC, 77-712/21/59 H CWP, 70-591/27/60 A CWP, 81-802/3/65 H CWP, 101-922/19/66 A CWP, 65-571/7/67 H CWP, 93-6812/23/78 A PAC, 88-75

2/12/79 H CWP, 81-6812/22/79 H CWP, 91-792/8/80 A PAC, 81-741/29/81 A CWP, 86-802/18/81 H CWP, 82-741/27/82 H CWP, 93-842/13/82 A CWP, 94-901/29/83 A CWP, 81-782/23/83 H CWP, 60-553/3/83 H CWP, 108-8512/7/83 A CWP, 86-732/4/84 H CWP, 58-563/3/84 H CWP, 84-6212/5/84 H CWP, 70-572/2/85 A CWP, 71-6412/14/85 N CWP, 81-572/16/87 H CWP, 79-691/18/88 A CWP, 64-621/30/89 H CWP, 63-622/12/90 A PAC, 76-651/14/91 H CWP, 72-611/25/92 H CWP, 59-472/29/92 A PAC, 61-4612/19/93 A PAC, 93-851/30/93 H CWP, 62-461/10/94 A CWP, 56-491/24/94 H CWP, 66-631/18/95 A PAC, 82-562/22/95 H PAC, 52-481/17/96 H CWP, 49-472/21/96 A PAC, 72-671/8/97 A CWP, 60-482/8/97 H CWP, 64-63

PHILADELPHIA U. (12-36)3/7/75 N CWP, 72-681/24/83 A PHI, 72-613/11/83 N PHI, 72-681/23/84 H CWP, 69-671/21/85 A PHI, 71-693/8/85 N CWP, 65-621/13/86 H CWP, 76-651/12/87 A PHI, 104-991/11/88 H PHI, 67-611/19/89 A PHI, 84-571/22/90 H PHI, 89-752/11/91 A PHI, 81-613/16/91 N PHI, 64-631/11/92 H PHI, 72-552/18/92 A PHI, 73-641/16/93 A PHI, 78-642/20/93 H PHI, 72-551/19/94 A PHI, 95-552/2/94 H PHI, 89-773/5/94 A PHI, 85-703/12/94 N PHI, 56-541/7/95 A PHI, 70-562/15/95 H PHI, 78-591/6/96 H PHI, 79-652/14/96 A PHI, 87-782/27/96 A PHI, 72-6112/4/96 H CWP, 74-601/20/97 A CWP, 71-532/25/97 H CWP, 57-561/14/98 A PHI, 69-551/28/98 H CWP, 77-68

12/2/98 A PHI, 58-551/20/99 H PHI, 83-7812/1/99 A PHI, 82-701/19/00 H PHI, 95-901/13/01 A PHI, 83-791/20/01 H PHI, 74-691/9/02 H PHI, 68-612/7/02 A PHI, 76-671/8/03 H CWP, 67-512/12/03 A PHI, 64-6112/10/03 H PHI, 77-752/14/04 A CWP, 68-623/7/04 H CWP, 79-6512/8/04 H PHI, 68-622/1/05 A PHI, 76-673/5/05 H PHI, 79-663/14/09 H CWP, 73-51

PLATTSBURGH (1-1)12/5/75 N PLA, 76-621/24/76 A CWP, 57-52

POST (CT) (4-0)12/19/87 H CWP, 94-561/17/89 A CWP, 93-7912/19/06 H CWP, 85-7311/20/07 A CWP, 72-71

POTSDAM (1-0)3/10/73 N CWP, 79-75

PRATT (22-2)1/31/62 H CWP, 49-472/12/63 A CWP, 51-492/11/64 H CWP, 93-671/4/65 H CWP, 90-70

3/4/66 A CWP, 83-811/17/67 H CWP, 98-6412/2/67 A CWP, 73-712/1/69 H CWP, 83-732/3/70 A CWP, 99-822/1/71 H CWP, 89-691/5/72 H CWP, 105-611/24/73 H CWP, 93-243/4/77 N CWP, 77-6312/6/78 H PRA, 50-481/30/79 A PRA, 56-471/21/80 A CWP, 112-641/30/80 H CWP, 75-4812/5/80 H CWP, 88-641/22/81 A CWP, 83-751/16/82 H CWP, 63-492/4/82 A CWP, 46-451/12/83 H CWP, 66-572/26/83 A CWP, 82-721/14/89 H CWP, 94-25

PR-ARECIBO (1-0)12/29/01 A CWP, 76-64

PR-CAYEY (1-0)12/28/01 A CWP, 71-53

PR-RIO PIEDRAS (1-2)11/29/99 H CWP, 75-5811/27/00 H PR, 82-7112/30/01 A PR, 76-70

QUEENS (NY) (58-18)1/6/60 A QUE, 83-5212/22/60 N QUE, 81-642/11/61 H QUE, 93-86

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12/28/61 A CWP, 69-621/5/62 A CWP, 94-8912/29/62 N QUE, 55-542/18/63 H CWP, 97-5512/28/63 N CWP, 68-5712/19/64 N CWP, 94-621/6/65 A CWP, 72-6212/18/65 A CWP, 70-541/5/68 H CWP, 93-7212/9/68 A CWP, 91-6712/14/71 N CWP, 85-772/13/74 H CWP, 73-5812/14/83 A CWP, 79-592/8/84 H CWP, 72-4412/12/84 H CWP, 69-602/6/85 A CWP, 79-602/28/85 H CWP, 70-591/15/86 A CWP, 62-522/12/86 H CWP, 85-751/24/87 H CWP, 78-612/11/87 A CWP, 73-652/28/87 H CWP, 66-631/27/88 A CWP, 81-682/13/88 H CWP, 66-432/4/89 A QUE, 72-653/4/89 H CWP, 78-623/10/89 H CWP, 88-732/14/90 H CWP, 84-723/3/90 A CWP, 88-581/26/91 A CWP, 62-502/20/91 H CWP, 72-403/6/91 H CWP, 75-501/15/92 H CWP, 80-692/12/92 A CWP, 79-551/20/93 H CWP, 70-672/10/93 A CWP, 77-6912/1/93 A CWP, 67-641/12/94 H CWP, 83-6812/3/94 H CWP, 78-741/28/95 A CWP, 60-5512/2/95 A CWP, 77-711/27/96 H CWP, 72-631/6/97 H CWP, 80-672/5/97 A CWP, 64-5212/3/97 A QUE, 71-611/10/98 H CWP, 79-681/6/99 H QUE, 68-562/6/99 A QUE, 69-561/5/00 H CWP, 84-672/5/00 A CWP, 74-601/6/01 H QUE, 71-582/5/01 A QUE, 71-6712/15/01 A QUE, 71-692/2/02 H QUE, 62-551/11/03 A CWP, 76-722/15/03 H CWP, 59-531/17/04 A CWP, 75-591/22/04 H CWP, 77-6912/11/04 H QUE, 70-652/12/05 A QUE, 89-5912/17/05 A QUE, 84-682/11/06 H QUE, 85-673/1/06 A QUE, 83-6612/16/06 A QUE, 82-722/6/07 H CWP, 83-7412/12/07 H CWP, 87-62

2/9/08 A CWP, 72-5212/3/08 A CWP, 96-791/31/09 H CWP, 84-641/11/10 A CWP, 98-852/3/10 H CWP, 77-692/27/10 A CWP, 77-723/6/10 H CWP, 71-62

RAMAPO (1-0)11/29/93 H CWP, 59-58

ROANOKE (0-1)12/1/73 A ROA, 123-76

ROSE POLY (1-0)12/19/69 H CWP, 93-89

RUTGERS (0-1)2/19/83 A RUT, 92-63

RUTGERS-NEWARK (2-0)2/8/61 A CWP, 92-661/10/62 H CWP, 62-47

SACRED HEART (14-13)12/9/69 H CWP, 87-7312/8/70 A CWP, 74-6912/7/71 H SAC, 76-7412/13/72 A CWP, 45-4212/12/73 H SAC, 56-5512/21/74 A CWP, 79-721/14/76 A SAC, 99-8812/3/76 N SAC, 82-701/13/77 A SAC, 87-771/11/78 H SAC, 75-731/24/79 A CWP, 101-961/19/80 H CWP, 74-7212/20/80 A SAC, 98-8412/22/81 H SAC, 87-7312/21/82 A SAC, 95-8212/3/83 N SAC, 80-6312/20/83 H CWP, 83-6812/18/84 A SAC, 80-7812/17/85 H CWP, 73-6912/16/86 A CWP, 75-7212/12/87 H SAC, 91-8712/17/88 A CWP, 64-5812/16/89 H CWP 113-10512/15/90 A CWP, 90-6912/28/93 N CWP, 83-6312/17/96 N CWP, 91-7711/24/97 A SAC, 83-72

SAINT ANSELM (2-2)2/8/69 A STA, 83-8112/1/69 A STA, 75-692/19/71 H CWP, 89-7211/17/06 H CWP, 79-62

SAINT AUGUSTINE’S (0-1)3/11/84 N STA, 86-81

SAINT FRANCIS (NY) (0-3)12/3/58 H STF, 57-4912/5/59 A STF, 75-5012/13/79 A STF, 46-42

SAINT FRANCIS (PA) (0-2)2/23/80 A STF, 64-611/7/81 H STF, 78-68

SAINT MICHAEL’S (2-2)12/7/85* A CWP, 95-753/7/87 N CWP, 85-7211/23/99 H STM, 79-6711/18/00 A STM, 89-56

SALISBURY STATE (1-0)2/2/79 N CWP, 82-64

SAN FRANCISCO ST. (1-0)12/28/86 N CWP, 83-79

SAINT PAUL’S (NC) (0-1)11/30/96 N STP, 68-67

SAINT ROSE (8-15)1/13/92 A CWP, 69-662/22/92 A STR, 75-701/18/93 H STR, 104-892/13/93 A STR, 111-7412/8/93 A CWP, 70-672/25/94 H CWP, 87-773/4/94 A CWP, 85-821/21/95 A STR, 76-632/25/95 H STR, 74-721/20/96 H STR, 89-522/24/96 A STR, 91-621/18/97 H CWP, 70-682/22/97 A STR, 87-7112/10/97 A STR, 61-552/18/98 H STR, 71-6012/5/98 H STR, 82-721/23/99 A STR, 91-541/10/00 A STR, 80-611/22/00 H STR, 67-593/11/01 H STR, 84-7912/30/07 H CWP, 74-6112/29/08 H CWP, 74-6112/28/09 H CWP, 75-69

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS (20-5)12/29/97 N STA, 59-4212/6/00 H CWP, 86-641/22/01 A CWP, 73-6612/1/01 A STA, 70-691/22/02 H CWP, 63-591/14/03 H CWP, 69-472/22/03 A CWP, 66-5612/13/03 A CWP, 75-682/17/04 H CWP, 71-573/3/04 H CWP, 78-611/8/05 A CWP, 77-501/29/05 H STA, 71-5911/30/05 H CWP, 74-611/28/06 A CWP, 80-721/13/07 A STA, 65-602/13/07 H CWP, 65-562/28/07 H CWP, 58-55 (ot)1/12/08 H CWP, 75-562/20/08 A STA, 87-753/8/08 N CWP, 82-65

12/6/08 H CWP, 87-572/4/09 A CWP, 99-661/9/10 H CWP, 87-421/30/10 A CWP, 77-59

SETON HALL-PAT. (3-5)2/22/58 H SHP, 93-8112/19/58 H CWP, 74-731/14/59 A SHP, 81-632/3/60 H CWP, 84-7512/7/60 A SHP, 84-6412/6/61 H CWP, 108-62

SHAW (1-0)12/22/86 H CWP, 104-77

SHELTON (3-0)12/17/58 A CWP, 73-6412/16/59 A CWP, 88-632/6/60 H CWP, 91-63

SLIPPERY ROCK (2-1)12/13/85 N SRU, 75-643/17/90 N CWP, 84-793/15/91 A CWP, 70-66

SOUTHAMPTON (61-13)12/16/64 H CWP, 67-4612/1/65 A CWP, 65-6412/14/66 H CWP, 94-652/3/68 A CWP, 81-702/15/69 H CWP, 84-7512/11/69 A CWP, 81-6212/14/70 N CWP, 62-532/15/71 H CWP, 67-6112/15/71 N CWP, 75-702/8/72 A SC, 61-5712/5/72 N CWP, 61-502/9/73 H CWP, 59-522/9/74 A SC, 53-492/8/75 H CWP, 61-592/7/76 H CWP, 71-662/23/77 H CWP, 82-652/22/78 A CWP, 69-5912/11/78 A SC, 59-482/14/79 H CWP, 50-4812/10/79 A SC, 61-582/13/80 H CWP, 100-891/13/81 A CWP, 90-762/23/81 H CWP, 67-602/10/82 H SC, 64-532/12/82 A SC, 71-651/26/83 H CWP, 68-552/28/83 A CWP, 72-402/1/84 A CWP, 83-752/25/84 H CWP, 78-751/30/85 A CWP, 77-742/23/85 H CWP, 83-691/22/86 H CWP, 86-692/15/86 A CWP, 71-703/1/86 H CWP, 80-761/28/87 H CWP, 90-832/14/87 A CWP, 85-731/30/88 A CWP, 100-752/17/88 H CWP, 106-772/8/89 H CWP, 92-68

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2/25/89 A CWP, 91-842/3/90 A CWP, 81-752/21/90 H CWP, 87-663/9/90 H CWP, 96-662/2/91 H CWP, 76-532/27/91 A CWP, 88-511/27/92 H CWP, 81-782/10/92 A CWP, 87-6512/12/92 H CWP, 94-691/23/93 A CWP, 81-721/31/94 A CWP, 84-702/5/94 H CWP, 75-613/2/94 H CWP, 69-651/4/95 H CWP, 84-612/11/95 A SC, 76-641/3/96 A SC, 73-702/10/96 H SC, 68-642/1/97 H CWP, 67-642/15/97 A CWP, 68-521/21/98 A CWP, 92-861/31/98 H CWP, 86-6412/15/98 H CWP, 95-922/1/99 A SC, 92-731/8/00 A SC, 71-672/9/00 H CWP, 100-7512/16/00 H CWP, 86-791/31/01 A CWP, 75-7212/12/01 A SC, 101-871/30/02 H SC, 91-771/16/03 A CWP, 83-582/20/03 H CWP, 78-641/8/04 A CWP, 95-621/20/04 H CWP, 70-562/9/05 H CWP, 75-552/23/05 A CWP, 77-67

SOUTHEASTERN (2-0)2/9/63 H CWP, 89-532/15/64 A CWP, 88-65

SOUTHERN CONN. (10-8)2/25/67 A CWP, 88-822/24/68 H SCS, 79-741/11/69 H CWP, 83-772/26/69 A CWP, 95-921/9/70 H SCS, 89-831/8/71 A CWP, 78-681/21/72 H CWP, 83-67 2/17/73 A CWP, 93-6312/21/96 H SCS, 66-6412/20/97 A SCS, 82-5712/19/98 H SCS, 78-6512/18/99 A SCS, 84-752/1/03 H CWP, 82-581/30/04 A CWP, 62-5512/29/04 H SCS, 75-721/12/06 A SCS, 66-442/7/06 H CWP, 97-5712/22/06 A CWP, 56-48

SOUTHERN N.H. (4-1)1/28/77 H CWP, 90-811/27/78 A CWP, 105-8112/3/82 A CWP, 95-8912/8/84 N CWP, 75-7211/15/04 H SNH, 68-64

SPRINGFIELD (2-1)12/29/68 N SPR, 93-7912/20/86 H CWP, 87-571/11/90 A CWP, 68-67

STATEN ISLAND (1-0)12/5/87 H CWP, 110-77

STONEHILL (0-5)2/14/68 A STO, 65-571/6/69 H STO, 82-682/8/70 A STO, 74-562/6/71 H STO, 93-612/6/72 A STO, 77-76

STONY BROOK (14-3)1/5/67 A CWP, 34-2812/21/67 H CWP, 70-592/18/69 A CWP, 68-602/5/70 H CWP, 63-512/8/71 A CWP, 88-7212/16/71 N SB, 75-562/23/72 H CWP, 80-661/26/74 H CWP, 59-551/27/75 A CWP, 102-591/27/76 A SB, 66-6212/18/76 A CWP, 85-781/11/80 A SB, 72-611/16/81 H CWP, 88-6911/25/81 A CWP, 84-722/1/92 H CWP, 72-512/1/93 A CWP, 65-6012/30/97 A CWP, 69-51

SYRACUSE (0-3)2/11/84 A SYR, 103-8612/30/85 A SYR, 88-6812/19/89 A SYR, 129-72

TAMPA (0-1)1/6/88 A TAM, 91-69

TOWSON ST. (2-2)12/10/74 A CWP, 73-7112/9/75 H CWP, 75-6412/11/76 A TOW, 101-7212/10/77 H TOW, 70-55

TRENTON ST. (0-3)12/30/69 N TRE, 76-733/5/78 A TRE, 80-722/6/84 A TRE, 73-66UNION (2-1)2/15/75 H CWP, 66-602/14/76 A UNI, 92-582/12/77 H CWP, 83-75

USMMA (22-7)1/23/60 A CWP, 61-6012/23/60 N KP, 73-682/18/61 H CWP, 81-672/17/62 A CWP, 92-671/22/63 H CWP, 79-612/8/64 A CWP, 100-652/10/65 H CWP, 74-65

12/16/65 N CWP, 90-752/4/66 A KP, 83-7012/16/66 N CWP, 95-762/10/67 H CWP, 104-601/29/68 A CWP, 79-7812/12/68 H KP, 90-702/25/70 A KP, 67-601/28/71 H CWP, 96-722/28/72 A CWP, 88-682/3/73 H CWP, 57-482/2/74 A CWP, 77-562/1/75 H CWP, 67-5012/15/75 A KP, 71-6312/7/76 H CWP, 82-6812/5/77 A CWP, 104-873/4/78 N CWP, 79-7712/9/78 N CWP, 81-612/3/79 N KP, 67-641/23/80 A KP, 81-691/26/81 H CWP, 64-622/2/82 A CWP, 65-6312/1/82 H CWP, 88-59

UPSALA (3-1)12/28/70 N CWP, 66-612/11/81 A UPS, 98-841/18/90 A CWP, 89-8612/1/90 H CWP, 96-62

VERMONT (1-0)1/12/73 N CWP, 84-69

VIRGINIA UNION (0-2)11/29/84 H VU, 73-601/17/86 A VU, 90-81

WAGNER (9-6)2/16/63 A WAG, 79-662/19/64 H WAG, 87-752/20/65 A CWP, 91-8212/20/65 H WAG, 91-8012/1/70 A CWP, 80-761/26/72 H CWP, 85-6412/22/72 A CWP, 74-571/19/74 H CWP, 76-6412/18/74 A CWP, 78-641/12/76 H CWP, 71-701/25/77 A CWP, 70-622/20/78 H CWP, 102-871/12/79 A WAG, 91-651/16/80 H WAG, 76-7511/28/81 A WAG, 63-62

WASHINGTON & LEE (1-0)12/21/76 H CWP, 69-61

WAYNE ST. (2-0)12/15/84 H CWP, 83-7911/30/85 A CWP, 76-74*

WEBB INSTITUTE (2-0)11/15/57 A CWP, 53-4711/18/57 A CWP, 81-57

WEST CHESTER (2-3)11/30/87 A WCU, 50-48

11/28/88 H WCU, 72-6512/2/89 A CWP, 79-7811/26/90 H CWP, 76-6412/2/91 A WCU, 74-72

WEST TEXAS A & M (0-1)11/27/98 A WTA, 105-52

WESTERN ILLINOIS (0-1)12/2/9/69 N WI, 98-93

WILLIAM PATERSON (3-2)1/7/59 A WPC, 66-511/13/60 H WPC, 89-881/14/61 A CWP, 81-702/26/62 H CWP, 93-612/21/63 A CWP, 96-41

WILMINGTON (DE) (1-0)1/3/77 H CWP, 2-0

WORCESTER TECH (1-2)12/29/65 A WTC, 75-7212/29/66 A CWP, 66-4712/27/68 N WTC, 77-66

YESHIVA (9-5)2/21/57 A YES, 93-68 2/26/58 A YES, 109-661/3/59 H YES, 70-432/8/60 A YES, 75-602/22/61 H CWP, 88-701/6/62 A YES, 67-582/5/63 H CWP, 73-572/17/63 A CWP, 83-582/15/65 H CWP, 80-582/14/66 A CWP, 93-6812/12/66 H CWP, 73-3712/12/67 A CWP, 67-5912/3/69 H CWP, 87-6312/3/70 H CWP, 85-46

YORK (PA) (1-0)1/21/78 H CWP, 86-72

YORK (NY) (3-0)12/7/88 H CWP, 67-4512/6/91 A CWP, 78-571/4/93 H CWP, 81-66pi

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1956-57 (2-7)Coach: Ike Debow Chesterfi eld Satisfi ers L 52-78 2/13 Acad. of Aeronautics W Seton Hall-Paterson L 59-73 Chesterfi eld Satisfi ers L 68-93 2/21 Yeshiva(Results missing for fi ve games)

1957-58 (4-9)Coach: Ike Debow 11/15 @ Webb Institute W 53-47 11/18 @ Webb Institute W 81-57 11/26 @ Jersey City JC W 79-78 12/4 @ New York CC L 76-95 12/17 @ Acad. of Aeronautics W 67-66 1/7 Fairfi eld N/A 1/9 vs. Pace L 71-77 1/29 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 100-131 1/31 Quinnipiac N/A 2/4 NEW YORK CC L 29-42 2/8 MONMOUTH L 88-102 2/16 @ Quinnipiac N/A 2/22 SETON HALL-PAT. L 81-93 2/26 @ Yeshiva L 66-109 2/28 King’s College L 77-93 3/1 Adelphi (JV) L 77-84

1958-59 (5-16)Coach: George Kaftan 12/3 ST. FRANCIS L 49-57 12/10 ACAD. OF AERO. W 69-39 12/13 @ King’s College* L 59-72 12/17 @ Shelton* W 73-64 12/19 SETON HALL-PAT.* W 74-73 12/21 @ Quinnipiac* L 42-84 1/3 YESHIVA L 43-70 1/7 @ Paterson St. L 51-66 1/10 @ Adelphi L 60-91 1/14 @ Seton Hall-Paterson* L 63-81 1/17 @ L. I. Aggies L 64-84 1/23 QUINNIPIAC* L 63-71 1/30 L. I. AGGIES L 48-52 2/1 @ Hartford L 54-72 2/4 @ Bloomfi eld St. L 69-71 2/6 @ Brockport St. W 59-57 2/11 @ Hofstra L 49-82 2/14 KING’S COLLEGE* L 74-80 2/21 PACE W 70-59 2/23 NEW YORK CC L 59-74 2/28 MONMOUTH* L 73-91* Mid-Eastern Conference Game

1959-60 (11-8)Coach: George Kaftan 12/5 @ St. Francis L 50-75 12/8 KING’S COLLEGE W 100-87 12/16 @ Shelton W 88-63 1/2 @ Brooklyn Poly W 69-56 1/6 @ Queens L 52-83 1/9 ADELPHI L 57-83 1/11 @ Drew W 70-63 1/13 PATERSON ST. L 88-89 1/16 HARTFORD L 69-71 1/20 L. I. AGGIES W 72-55 1/23 @ Kings Point W 61-60 1/27 @ Pace W 81-80 1/30 @ Brockport St. L 64-69 2/3 SETON HALL-PAT. W 84-75 2/6 SHELTON W 91-63 2/8 @ Yeshiva L 60-75 2/10 HOFSTRA L 55-85 2/15 L. I. AGGIES W 59-52 2/17 BLOOMFIELD ST. W 86-83

1960-61 (W 13-8) 12/2 @ Brooklyn L 44-6012/7 @ Seton Hall-PatersonL 64-8412/10 NEW YORK TECHW 87-5412/14 BROOKLYN POLY W 80-7212/16 vs. Buff alo St. W 81-62 12/17 @ L. I. Aggies W 49-35 12/22 vs. Queens L 64-81 12/23 vs. Kings Point L 68-73 1/4 @ Hartford L 68-71 1/7 NEW PALTZ W 85-52 1/11 @ Fairfi eld W 78-76 1/14 PATERSON ST. W 81-70 1/18 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 90-81 1/21 @ King’s College W 91-60 2/1 @ Hofstra L 66-69 2/8 @ Rutgers-Newark W 92-66 2/11 QUEENS L 86-93 2/14 @ Adelphi L 77-81 2/15 L. I. AGGIES W 73-68 2/18 KINGS POINT W 81-67 2/22 YESHIVA W 88-70 2/25 DREW W 89-60

1961-62 (17-5)Coach: George Kaftan 12/6 SETON HALL-PAT. W 108-62 12/9 HUNTER W 69-67 12/13 HARTFORD W 85-53 12/16 @ Brooklyn Poly W 96-56 12/18 BROOKLYN COL. W 54-51 12/28 @ Queens# W 69-62 12/30 vs. Hofstra# L 55-68 1/5 @ Queens W 94-89 1/6 @ Yeshiva L 58-67 1/10 NEWARK-RUTGERS W 62-47 1/13 ADELPHI W 68-62 1/17 @ New Paltz W 88-66 1/20 NEW YORK TECH W 90-51 1/31 PRATT W 49-47 2/10 HOFSTRA L 60-81 2/16 CLARK W 85-70 2/17 @ Kings Point W 92-67 2/24 @ Drew W 66-55 2/26 PATERSON ST. W 93-61 2/28 @ Fairleigh Dickinson W 82-63 3/9 Hofstra++ L 55-56 3/10 Albright++ L 59-65#AALIC Tournament++NCAA Eastern Regional (@ Reading, PA)

1962-63 (14-7)Coach: George Kaftan 12/5 BROOKLYN POLY W 103-51 12/8 @ Hunter W 64-53 12/10 @ Hartford W 74-66 12/17 @ Northeastern L 61-82 12/18 @ Clark W 95-88 12/27 vs. Hofstra# W 73-70 12/28 vs. Adelphi# L 55-62 12/29 vs. Queens# L 54-55 1/8 @ Brooklyn W 87-78 1/10 @ Adelphi L 52-57 1/22 KINGS POINT W 79-61 2/2 NEW PALTZ W 83-78 2/5 YESHIVA W 73-57 2/9 SOUTHEASTERN W 89-53 2/12 @ Pratt W 51-49 2/16 @ Wagner L 66-79 2/18 QUEENS W 97-55 2/21 @ Paterson St. W 96-41 2/23 @ Hofstra L 69-75 2/27 CCNY W 76-67 3/2 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 61-75

#AALIC Tournament

1963-64 (17-3)Coach: George Kaftan 12/4 HUNTER W 83-50 12/7 COAST GUARD W 88-73 12/11 @ New Paltz W 60-46 12/13 BRANDEIS W 87-58 12/14 NORTHEASTERN W 66-61 12/17 @ Yeshiva W 83-58 12/20 CLARK W 83-76 12/21 ALFRED W 78-66 12/27 vs. Hofstra# L 56-60 12/28 vs. Queens# W 68-57 1/4 HARTFORD W 93-62 1/11 ADELPHI W 90-83 2/4 @ CCNY W 83-74 2/8 @ Kings Point W 100-65 2/11 PRATT W 93-67 2/15 @ Southeastern W 88-65 2/19 WAGNER L 75-87 2/21 NYC TECH W 93-58 2/24 BROOKLYN W 73-63 2/26 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 74-80#AALIC Tournament

1964-65 (17-6)Coach: George Kaftan 12/4 NEW PALTZ W 56-53 12/5 BROOKLYN POLY W 83-66 12/7 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 61-58 12/10 @ Hunter W 93-57 12/12 NEW YORK TECH W 93-68 12/16 SOUTHAMPTON W 67-46 12/18 vs. Adelphi# L 80-96 12/19 vs. Queens# W 94-62 1/4 PRATT W 90-70 1/6 @ Queens W 72-62 1/8 @ Northeastern W 80-70 1/9 @ Clark W 75-66 2/3 PACE W 101-92 2/5 @ Merrimack L 71-82 2/6 @ Brandeis W 69-45 2/10 KINGS POINT W 74-65 2/13 @ Brooklyn L 57-61 2/15 YESHIVA W 80-58 2/17 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 65-70 2/20 @ Wagner W 91-82 2/24 @ Rider L 60-83 2/27 HOFSTRA W 68-65 3/3 @ Adelphi L 81-82#AALIC Tournament

1965-66 (14-8)Coach: George Kaftan 12/1 @ Southampton W 65-64 12/3 @ New Paltz W 79-76 12/7 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-69 12/14 CCNY W 75-63 12/16 vs. Kings Point# W 90-75 12/17 vs. Adelphi# W 75-68 12/18 @ Queens# W 70-54 12/20 WAGNER L 80-91 12/29 @ Worcester Tech+ L 72-75 12/30 vs. Clark+ W 83-80 1/21 NORTHEASTERN+ W 83-82 2/4 @ Kings Point L 70-83 2/8 BRIDGEPORT W 94-93 2/11 BRANDEIS W 105-67 2/12 @ Rider L 84-95 2/14 @ Yeshiva W 93-68 2/16 @ Frl. Dickinson L 70-92 2/18 MERRIMACK W 103-83

2/19 @ Pace W 65-57 2/22 ADELPHI L 86-92 2/26 @ Hofstra L 91-102 3/4 @ Pratt W 83-81# AALIC Tournament+ Worcester Tech Tournament

1966-67 (13-10)Coach: George Kaftan 12/1 @ Manhattan L 80-82 12/3 NEW PALTZ W 81-60 12/6 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 55-93 12/10 @ Bridgeport L 72-86 12/12 YESHIVA W 73-37 12/14 SOUTHAMPTON W 94-65 12/16 vs. Kings Point# W 95-76 12/17 vs. Adelphi# L 68-72 12/27 vs. Clark+ W 68-61 12/28 vs. Assumption+ L 65-78 12/29 @ Worcester Tech W 66-47 1/5 @ Stony Brook W 34-28 1/7 PACE W 93-68 1/17 PRATT W 98-64 2/1 @ CCNY L 60-76 2/3 @ Northeastern L 79-84 2/4 @ Merrimack L 71-97 2/10 KINGS POINT W 104-60 2/15 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 91-81 2/18 RIDER L 67-81 2/22 @ Adelphi W 88-65 2/25 @ So. Connecticut W 88-82 2/28 HOFSTRA L 68-78# AALIC Tournament+Worcester Tech Tournament

1967-68 (13-9)Coach: George Kaftan 12/2 @ Pratt W 73-71 12/5 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-70 12/9 BRIDGEPORT W 85-80 12/12 @ Yeshiva W 67-59 12/16 MANHATTAN L 73-91 12/19 CENT. CONN. W 107-78 12/21 STONY BROOK W 70-59 12/28 vs. Muhlenberg^ W 88-75 12/29 vs. Delaware^ L 75-91 12/30 vs. King’s College^ L 81-101 1/5 QUEENS W 93-72 1/6 MERRIMACK W 84-77 1/29 @ Kings Point W 79-78 2/1 CCNY W 98-75 2/3 @ Southampton W 81-70 2/9 NORTHEASTERN L 65-76 2/14 @ Stonehill L 57-65 2/17 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 70-84 2/20 @ New Paltz W 75-68 2/22 ADELPHI W 73-69 2/24 SO. CONNECTICUT L 74-79 2/28 @ Hofstra L 58-81^Pocono Classic @ East Stroudsburg

1968-69 (9-14)Coach: George Kaftan 12/2 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 57-64 12/7 @ Bridgeport L 57-62 12/9 @ Queens W 91-67 12/12 KINGS POINT L 70-90 12/14 ST. MICHAEL’S W 58-52 12/18 @ CCNY L 52-57 12/20 @ Cent. Connecticut L 55-62 12/27 vs. Worcester Tech L 66-77 12/28 vs. Amherst W 64-58 12/29 vs. Springfi eld L 79-93

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1969-70 (10-11)Coach: George Kaftan 12/1 @ St. Anselm L 69-75 12/3 YESHIVA W 87-63 12/6 @ Bridgeport L 71-102 12/9 SACRED HEART W 87-73 12/11 @ Southampton W 81-62 12/13 CENT. CONN. L 60-73 12/15 BALDWIN-WALLACE W 77-75 12/18 LOYOLA (MONT) W 105-76 12/19 ROSE POLY W 93-89 12/29 vs. Western Illinois# (2 OT) L 93-98 12/30 vs. Trenton St.# L 73-76 1/2 CORTLAND ST. W 80-73 1/3 BROCKPORT L 58-79 1/9 SO. CONN. L 83-89 2/3 @ Pratt W 99-82 2/5 STONY BROOK W 63-51 2/8 @ Stonehill L 56-74 2/9 CCNY W 68-64 2/11 @ Hofstra L 59-62 2/14 NORTHEASTERN L 61-74 2/18 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 58-65 2/21 ADELPHI W 78-62 2/24 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 53-68 2/25 @ Kings Point L 60-67# Ashland Tournament

1970-71 (20-6)Coach: George Kaftan12/1 @ Wagner W 80-7612/3 YESHIVA W 85-46 12/5 NEW YORK TECH W 80-6412/8 @ Sacred Heart W 74-6912/12 @ Central Conn. L 64-8912/14 vs. Southampton# W 62-5312/16 vs. New York Tech# W 67-4912/18 BRIDGEPORT W 72-6112/28 vs. Upsala+ W 66-6112/29 vs. Monmouth+ W 85-7712/30 vs. Cent. Connecticut+ L 52-561/8 @ So. Connecticut W 78-681/28 KINGS POINT W 96-721/30 MERRIMACK W 114-802/1 PRATT W 89-692/3 HOFSTRA W 76-662/6 STONEHILL L 61-932/8 @ Stony Brook W 88-722/11 @ CCNY W 88-55 2/15 SOUTHAMPTON W 67-612/17 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 51-492/19 ST. ANSELM W 89-722/24 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 78-832/27 ADELPHI W 73-723/3 vs. Hartwick** L 50-773/4 vs. Montclair St.** L 68-80#Long Island Tournament+N.J. Kiwanis Tournament**NCAA Eastern Regional

1971-72 (17-9)Coach: George Kaftan12/1 @ Dowling W 86-6512/4 @ Bridgeport L 80-8312/7 SACRED HEART L 74-7612/11 CENTRAL CONN. W 73-6712/14 vs. Queens# W 85-7712/15 vs. Southampton# W 75-7012/16 vs. Stony Brook# L 56-75 Hunter# W 80-7412/26 vs. Monmouth+ W 75-7012/28 vs. Jersey City+ W 71-6812/29 vs. Bridgeport+ L 66-681/5 PRATT W 105-611/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 66-791/21 SO. CONNECTICUT W 83-671/26 WAGNER W 85-641/28 MERRIMACK L 67-802/3 CCNY W 77-732/6 @ Stonehill L 76-772/8 @ Southampton L 57-612/11 HOFSTRA L 62-902/16 @ Fairleigh Dickinson W 58-532/17 @ Adelphi W 63-572/23 STONY BROOK W 80-662/28 @ Kings Point W 88-683/1 NEW YORK TECH W 82-683/5 BROOKLYN W 74-68#Long Island Tournament+N.J. Kiwanis Classic

1972-73 (21-5)Coach: Herb Brown11/27 DOWLING L 53-5912/2 BRIDGEPORT (2 OT) L 75-8112/5 vs. Southampton# W 61-5012/6 vs. Adelphi# W 59-5712/9 @ Hunter W 70-6012/13 @ Sacred Heart W 45-4212/16 @ Central Connecticut W 76-6412/22 @ Wagner W 74-5712/28 @ Monmouth+ W 67-6012/29 @ Montclair St.+ W 61-591/12 vs. Vermont^ W 84-69 1/13 vs. Acadia^ W 55-451/18 @ CCNY W 65-571/24 PRATT W 93-241/27 @ Stony Brook W 53-511/31 @ Brooklyn W 75-672/3 KINGS POINT W 57-482/7 HOFSTRA W 58-572/9 SOUTHAMPTON W 58-522/17 @ So. Connecticut W 93-63 2/20 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 68-692/24 vs. Adelphi W 85-67 2/28 @ New York Tech W 82-563/3 FAIRLEIGH DICKERSON L 44-613/9 vs. Brockport St.** L 77-933/10 vs. Potsdam St.** W 79-75#Long Island Tournament+Montclair Tournament^Bluenose Classic**NCAA Eastern Regional

1973-74 (13-12)Coach: Herb Brown11/27 @ Lynchburg W 90-8212/1 @ Roanoke L 76-12312/4 @ Monmouth L 88-10012/8 HUNTER W 50-4512/12 SACRED HEART L 55-5612/15 BENTLEY L 44-5212/21 vs. Morgan State* L 67-7912/27 vs. Monmouth# L 68-76

12/28 vs. Montclair# L 53-641/4 vs. Oakland (MI)^ W 48-471/5 @ Brockport^ W 65-551/9 @ Hartwick (OT) W 71-651/12 @ Bridgeport L 56-621/16 CCNY W 73-461/19 WAGNER W 76-641/26 STONY BROOK W 59-551/30 BROOKLYN W 77-672/2 @ Kings Point W 77-562/6 @ Hofstra L 59-692/9 @ Southampton L 49-532/13 QUEENS W 73-582/16 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 54-622/20 LIU-BROOKLYN W 56-552/23 ADELPHI W 73-612/27 NEW YORK TECH L 51-52* Sickle Cell Classic# Montclair Classic^ Brockport Tournament

1974-75 (24-4)Coach: Phil Robinson12/4 MONMOUTH W 85-7412/10 @ Towson State W 73-7112/11 @ Morgan State L 63-7012/14 @ Bentley L 76-9712/18 @ Wagner W 78-6412/21 @ Sacred Heart W 79-7212/27 vs. Otterbein# W 73-7012/28 @ Ashland# W 64-601/3 vs. Md. Eastern Shore+ W 59-511/4 @ Brockport+ W 66-601/9 HARTWICK W 82-711/11 BRIDGEPORT W 68-641/13 vs. Florida Southern^ W 81-631/14 @ Florida Tech^ W 78-731/18 @ CCNY W 89-791/25 @ Hunter W 72-66 1/27 @ Stony Brook W 102-591/29 @ Brooklyn W 92-602/1 KINGS POINT W 67-502/5 HOFSTRA L 56-702/8 SOUTHAMPTON W 61-592/11 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 61-592/15 UNION W 66-602/22 ADELPHI W 78-682/24 MARIST W 74-512/27 @ New York Tech W 79-633/7 Philadelphia Textile## W 72-683/8 Gannon## L 60-67# Ashland Tournament+ Brockport Tournament^ Citrus Classic##NCAA Eastern Regional

1975-76 (8-17)Coach: Phil Robinson12/3 MONMOUTH L 78-10112/5 @ Plattsburgh# L 62-7612/6 vs. Ithaca# L 59-60 12/9 TOWSON STATE W 75-6412/12 MORGAN STATE L 66-7512/13 ALBANY L 67-7012/15 KINGS POINT L 63-7112/30 Brooklyn W 90-711/7 LIU-Brooklyn L 72-991/9 @ Brockport+ L 79-881/10 vs. Marist+ L 66-691/12 @ Wagner W 71-701/14 @ Sacred Heart L 88-991/17 HOFSTRA W 59-551/21 BRIDGEPORT L 56-57

1/23 HARTWICK L 51-841/24 @ Plattsburgh W 57-521/27 @ Stony Brook L 62-661/28 @ Hunter W 83-682/7 SOUTHAMPTON W 71-662/9 @ New York Tech (OT) L 56-572/11 Dowling (2 OT) L 70-722/14 Union L 58-922/18 @ CCNY W 81-702/21 Adelphi (OT) L 62-63# Brockport Tournament

1976-77 (16-13)Coach: Jim Colclough11/27 @ Hofstra# L 82-10011/28 vs. Adelphi# L 84-9012/1 MONMOUTH L 77-10012/3 vs. Sacred Heart+ L 70-8212/4 vs. King’s College+ W 92-7912/7 KINGS POINT W 82-68 12/10 @ Morgan State L 67-8012/11 @ Towson State L 72-10112/14 BRIDGEPORT L 69-8012/18 @ Stony Brook W 85-7812/21 WASHINGTON & LEE W 69-611/3 WILMINGTON-forfeitW 2-01/10 CLARKSON W 92-871/13 @ Sacred Heart L 77-871/15 ALBANY L 61-841/19 @ Brooklyn W 89-731/25 @ Wagner W 70-621/28 SOUTHERN N.H. W 90-812/2 @ New York Tech W 68-622/4 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 81-672/9 DOWLING L 56-582/12 UNION W 83-752/15 @ CCNY L 80-852/17 HARTWICK W 87-772/19 ADELPHI L 72-762/23 SOUTHAMPTON W 82-652/26 MARIST W 103-853/4 vs. Pratt^ W 77-633/5 @ Kean^ L 63-64# Hofstra Tournament+ Colonial Tournament^ECAC Tournament

1977-78 (14-11)Coach: Jim Colclough11/26 MANHATTAN L 83-8712/2 @ Hunter W 79-6712/5 @ Kings Point W 104-8712/7 BROOKLYN W 84-4812/10 TOWSON ST. L 55-7012/16 @ King’s College (PA)# L 78-8912/17 vs. Kutztown# L 73-811/11 SACRED HEART L 73-751/14 MT. ST. MARY’S W 95-841/16 @ Bridgeport W 94-861/18 @ New Haven L 84-971/21 YORK W 86-721/23 QUINNIPIAC (OT) W 83-791/27 @ New Hampshire Col. W 105-812/1 NEW YORK TECH L 72-752/3 @ Monmouth L 77-842/8 @ Dowling W 95-752/14 CCNY (2 OT) W 90-842/16 @ Hartwick L 51-602/18 @ Adelphi L 75-862/20 WAGNER W 102-872/22 @ Southampton W 69-592/25 @ Marist W 69-573/4 vs. Kings Point* W 79-773/5 @ Trenton St.* L 72-80

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# King’s College (PA) Tournament* ECAC Tournament1978-79 (10-16)Coach: Stan Kellner11/25 @ Manhattan L 50-9012/6 PRATT L 48-5012/9 vs. Kings Point W 81-6112/11 @ Southampton L 48-5912/13 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-6612/16 ADELPHI L 66-8312/20 MARIST W 88-7912/23 @ Pace L 75-881/3 @ Brooklyn W 73-701/6 BRIDGEPORT W 78-741/9 MONMOUTH W 63-601/12 @ Wagner L 65-911/20 NEW HAVEN L 61-621/22 @ Quinnipiac L 72-841/24 @ Sacred Heart W 101-961/27 @ Albany L 77-981/30 @ Pratt (OT) L 47-562/2 vs. Salisbury St.# W 82-64 2/3 vs. Kings Point# L 64-672/6 @ Monmouth L 68-802/12 Pace W 81-682/14 Southampton W 50-482/17 @ Marist L 76-772/22 Hartwick L 56-652/26 @ New York Tech L 55-852/28 Dowling W 77-69#Oneonta Tournament

1979-80 (11-14)Coach: Stan Kellner11/30 @ Manhattan W 64-5312/2 @ Boston Univ. L 74-10912/3 @ Maine L 49-7512/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 54-7712/10 @ Southampton# L 58-6112/13 @ St. Francis L 42-4612/15 @ Adelphi W 81-6712/19 MARIST# W 83-8112/22 PACE# W 91-791/3 DOWLING# W 62-611/8 BROOKLYN W 69-621/11 @ Stony Brook L 61-721/14 @ Monmouth# (OT) L 81-911/16 WAGNER L 75-761/19 SACRED HEART W 74-721/21 @ Pratt# W 112-641/23 @ Kings Point L 69-811/28 JOHNS HOPKINS W 95-781/30 PRATT# W 75-482/4 NEW YORK TECH L 72-902/6 MONMOUTH# L 68-732/8 @ Pace# L 74-812/13 SOUTHAMPTON# W 100-892/23 @ St. Francis (PA) L 61-642/27 @ Dowling L 62-66# Metropolitan Conference Game

1980-81 (16-11)Coach: Stan Kellner11/28 @ Brooklyn L 64-7012/3 @ Monmouth# W 67-6512/5 PRATT# W 88-6412/6 Niagara L 57-7812/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 76-9012/10 MERCY W 104-8612/17 MARIST# W 74-7212/20 @ Sacred Heart L 84-981/7 ST. FRANCIS (PA) L 68-781/10 @ Marist# L 62-711/13 @ Southampton# W 90-76

1/16 STONY BROOK W 88-69 1/20 @ Dowling L 62-651/22 @ Pratt# (OT) W 83-751/26 KINGS POINT W 64-621/29 @ Pace W 86-801/31 OLD WESTBURY W 87-812/3 ADELPHI W 82-672/7 MONMOUTH# L 64-652/9 @ New York Tech W 70-692/11 @ Upsala L 84-982/16 @ Boston U. L 67-812/18 PACE W 82-742/20 EAST STROUDSBURG L 69-722/23 SOUTHAMPTON# W 67-602/25 DOWLING# W 72-712/28 @ Adelphi W 83-82#Big Apple Conference Game

1981-82 (16-10)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/21 QUINNIPIAC W 92-8011/25 @ Stony Brook W 84-7211/28 @ Wagner L 62-6312/9 @ Mercy W 88-7912/12 @ Md. Eastern Shore L 51-6212/14 @ New Haven L 76-7812/17 NEW YORK TECH W 72-6012/22 SACRED HEART L 73-8712/27 vs. Clark+ L 58-7312/28 vs. UMass-Boston+ W 68-5712/29 vs. New York Tech+ W 67-611/16 PRATT# W 63-491/20 DOWLING# W 73-591/27 PACE# W 93-841/30 @ Monmouth# W 51-502/2 @ Kings Point W 65-632/4 @ Pratt# W 46-452/6 @ Dowling# W 67-612/8 @ Adelphi W 65-622/10 SOUTHAMPTON# L 53-642/12 Southampton# L 65-712/13 @ Pace# W 94-902/15 ADELPHI (OT) W 70-692/18 MONMOUTH# L 54-672/23 @ Boston U. L 57-862/25 @ Monmouth** L 73-83+ Sacred Heart Tournament# Metropolitan Conference Game**Metropolitan Conference Tournament

1982-83 (22-9)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/20 @ Quinnipiac W 82-6811/29 OLD WESTBURY (2 OT) L 77-81 12/1 KINGS POINT W 88-5912/3 @ New Hampshire+ W 95-8912/4 @ Bridgeport+ L 64-7112/8 @ New York Tech L 70-8512/11 vs. New Haven^ (OT) L 91-9712/13 @ Monmouth# L 63-6512/15 DOWLING# W 79-73 12/18 LEHMAN W 72-6512/21 @ Sacred Heart L 82-9512/22 @ Adelphi W 65-511/10 LEMOYNE W 74-501/12 PRATT# W 66-571/19 MERCY# W 84-611/22 MONMOUTH# W 81-701/24 @ Phila. Textile L 61-721/26 SOUTHAMPTON# W 68-551/29 @ Pace W 81-782/4 ADELPHI W 58-522/9 @ Dowling# W 95-742/16 @ Mercy# W 80-62

2/19 @ Rutgers L 63-922/21 BARUCH W 81-492/23 PACE# W 60-552/26 @ Pratt# W 82-722/28 @ Southampton# W 72-403/3 PACE* W 108-853/5 MONMOUTH* W 70-653/11 vs. Phila. Textile** L 68-723/11 vs. Cheyney State** W 83-69+ Bridgeport Tournament^ Played at Hofstra# Big Apple Conference Game* Big Apple Conference Tournament** NCAA East Regional

1983-84 (26-5)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/29 QUINNIPIAC W 94-7112/2 vs. Gannon+ W 57-5012/3 vs. Scared Heart L 63-8012/7 @ Pace# W 86-7312/8 NEW YORK TECH W 78-7112/10 @ New Haven W 85-7512/14 @ Queens# W 79-5912/20 SACRED HEART W 83-681/10 vs. Mansfi eld^ L 55-561/11 vs. Concordia^ W 79-70 1/14 CORTLAND ST. W 101-70 1/15 KEENE ST. W 94-641/17 ADELPHI W 60-591/19 DOWLING# W 88-761/21 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 71-571/23 PHILA. TEXTILE W 69-671/25 CONCORDIA# W 60-581/28 MERCY# W 88-732/1 @ Southampton# W 83-752/4 PACE# W 58-562/6 @ Trenton St. L 66-732/8 QUEENS# W 72-442/11 @ Syracuse L 86-1032/16 @ Dowling# W 71-572/18 @ Concordia# W 67-662/22 @ Mercy# W 100-772/25 SOUTHAMPTON# W 78-753/1 DOWLING* W 83-683/3 PACE* W 84-623/10 vs. Gannon** W 65-623/11 vs. St. Augustine’s** L 81-86+ Assumption Classic^ LeMoyne Tournament# Big Apple Conference Game* Big Apple Conference Tournament**NCAA East Regionals

1984-85 (24-7)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/29 VIRGINIA UNION L 60-7312/3 BRIDGEPORT L 70-8312/5 PACE# W 70-5712/7 vs. Edinboro+ W 73-5612/8 vs. New Hampshire+ W 75-7212/12 QUEENS# W 69-6012/15 WAYNE ST. W 83-7912/18 @ Sacred Heart (OT) L 78-8012/20 NEW YORK TECH# W 64-631/12 @ Adelphi W 69-631/16 @ Dowling W 59-501/18 @ Franklin Pierce L 60-731/19 @ Keene St. W 72-611/21 @ Phila. Textile (OT) L 69-711/25 MERCY# W 98-711/26 LEMOYNE W 74-621/30 @ Southampton# (OT) W 77-742/2 @ Pace# W 71-64

2/4 KUTZTOWN W 80-542/6 @ Queens# W 79-602/9 @ New York Tech# W 80-752/11 @ Bloomsburg W 74-722/13 DOWLING# L 58-592/16 DIST. OF COLUMBIA W 88-72/20 @ Mercy# W 93-682/23 SOUTHAMPTON# W 83-69 2/28 QUEENS* W 70-593/2 DOWLING* W 83-683/7 @ Millersville## W 84-623/8 vs. Phila. Textile## W 65-623/15 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s** L 67-69+Assumption Classic#Big Apple Conference Game*Big Apple Conference Tournament##NCAA East Regional**NCAA Elite Eight

1985-86 (24-3***)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/29 vs. Aquinas (MI)+ W 89-75* 11/30 @ Wayne St.+ W 76-74* 12/2 @ Bridgeport W 74-57* 12/4 DOWLING# W 101-65 * 12/6 vs. Franklin Pierce^^ W 77-68 * 12/7 @ St. Michael’s^^ W 95-7512/11 ADELPHI W 84-7712/13 vs. Slippery Rock% L 64-7512/14 vs. Pace% W 81-5712/17 SACRED HEART W 73-6912/30 @ Syracuse L 68-881/8 @ New York Tech W 76-751/13 PHILA. TEXTILE W 76-651/15 @ Queens# W 62-521/17 @ Virginia Union L 81-901/20 BLOOMSBURG W 83-641/22 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-691/25 MERCY# W 114-721/27 JERSEY CITY ST. W 118-982/1 @ Dowling# W 84-462/3 @ Kutztown W 85-712/8 NEW YORK TECH# W 88-832/12 QUEENS# W 85-752/15 @ Southampton# W 71-702/19 @ Mercy# W 110-662/28 NEW YORK TECH^ W 101-723/1 SOUTHAMPTON^ W 80-76* Games later forfeited + Wayne St. Tournament^^ St. Michael’s Classic% LeMoyne Tournament# Big Apple Conference Game^ Big Apple Conference Tournament

1986-87 (25-5)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/21 @ Mt. St. Mary’s+ L 83-9111/22 vs. Gettysburg+ W 94-7111/25 MT. ST. MARY’S (NY) W 120-7211/29 @ New Haven L 80-8512/3 BRIDGEPORT L 83-8912/6 @Univ. of D.C. W 80-6612/9 CONCORDIA W 75-6812/16 @ Sacred Heart W 75-7212/20 SPRINGFIELD W 87-5712/22 SHAW W 104-7712/28 vs. San Francisco St.** W 83-7912/30 @ Gannon** W 64-621/12 @ Phila. Textile(OT) L 99-1041/16 KUTZTOWN W 70-601/21 @ Mercy# W 94-751/24 QUEENS# W 78-61

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1/28 SOUTHAMPTON# (OT)W 90-831/31 @ Dowling# W 69-622/4 NEW YORK TECH# W 73-62 2/7 MERCY# W 102-742/11 @ Queens# W 73-652/14 @ Southampton# W 85-732/16 PACE W 79-692/18 DOWLING# W 79-692/19 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 74-582/21 @ New York Tech# W 87-782/25 MERCY* W 80-672/28 QUEENS* W 66-633/6 @ Gannon^^ L 71-803/7 vs. St. Michael’s^^ W 85-72+ Mt. St. Mary’s Classic** Gannon Cup# Big Apple Conference Game* Big Apple Conference Tournament^^ NCAA East Regionals

1987-88 (19-11)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/28 NEW HAVEN L 85-8611/30 @ West Chester L 48-5012/2 @ Bridgeport L 73-8412/5 STATEN ISLAND W 110-7712/8 CHEYNEY ST. W 91-7912/12 SACRED HEART L 87-9112/14 E. STROUDSBURG W 102-6412/19 POST(CT) W 94-5612/21 MEDGAR EVERS W 85-471/6 @ Tampa L 69-911/8 @ Florida Southern L 61-941/11 PHILA. TEXTILE L 61-671/13 @ Bloomsburg L 62-781/16 @ Kutztown L 66-721/18 @ Pace W 64-621/22 DIST. OF COLUMBIA^ W 2-01/27 @ Queens# W 81-681/30 @ Southampton# W 100-752/3 DOWLING# L 85-92

2/6 NEW YORK TECH# W 90-772/10 @ Mercy# W 84-712/13 QUEENS# W 66-432/17 SOUTHAMPTON# W 106-772/20 @ Dowling# W 75-702/24 @ New York Tech# W 87-722/27 MERCY# W 88-623/2 NEW YORK TECH* W 82-763/5 @ Dowling* W 87-763/11 vs. Cheyney St.## W 107-993/12 @ Dowling## L 80-92# Big Apple Conference Game* Big Apple Tournament ## ECAC Tournament^ Forfeit Win

1988-89 (19-11)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/28 WEST CHESTER L 65-7211/30 BRIDGEPORT L 75-7712/3 @ Cheyney St. L 78-8412/7 YORK W 67-4512/10 KEENE ST. W 60-5612/17 @ Sacred Heart W 64-581/9 @ New Haven L 71-831/11 BLOOMSBURG L 52-771/14 PRATT W 94-251/16 @ Franklin Pierce L 60-761/17 @ Post (CT) W 93-791/19 @ Phila. Textile L 57-841/21 KUTZTOWN W 75-601/23 NEW YORK TECH# W 74-611/25 @ Dowling# L 66-671/28 @ East Stroudsburg L 70-751/30 PACE W 63-622/1 @ Mercy# W 85-732/4 @ Queens# L 65-72 2/6 LEHMAN W 78-572/8 SOUTHAMPTON# W 92-682/22 @ New York Tech# W 82-742/25 @ Southampton# W 91-843/1 MERCY# W 98-733/4 QUEENS# W 78-623/6 DOWLING# W 91-613/10 QUEENS* W 88-733/11 @ New York Tech* W 80-733/17 @ New Haven## W 85-623/18 vs. Merrimack## L 85-98# Big Apple Conference Game* Big Apple Tournament## ECAC Tournament

1989-90 (26-5)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/25 CALDWELL W 83-5511/29 @ Bridgeport W 89-8712/2 @ West Chester W 79-7812/9 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 67-6612/12 NEW HAVEN L 78-8912/16 SACRED HEART (2 OT) W 113-10512/19 @ Syracuse L 72-1291/9 @ Bloomsburg L 76-881/11 @ Springfi eld W 68-671/13 CHEYNEY W 79-731/16 @ Kutztown W 65-641/18 @ Upsala (OT) W 89-861/22 PHILA. TEXTILE L 75-89 1/28 @ Adelphi W 93-892/1 New York Tech# W 94-792/3 @ Southampton# W 81-752/5 BLOOMFIELD W 65-61 2/7 DOWLING# W 92-742/10 MERCY# W 61-592/12 @ Pace L 65-76

2/14 QUEENS# W 84-722/17 @ New York Tech# W 81-612/19 @ Concordia W 89-682/21 SOUTHAMPTON# W 87-662/24 @ Dowling# W 82-752/28 @ Mercy# W 82-713/3 @ Queens# W 88-583/9 SOUTHAMPTON# W 96-66 3/10 DOWLING* W 91-763/16 @ Gannon^^ L 78-833/17 vs. Slippery Rock^^ W 84-79# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament^^ NCAA Eastern Regionals

1990-91 (26-5)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/26 WEST CHESTER W 76-6411/28 BRIDGEPORT W 76-6812/1 UPSALA W 96-6212/4 ADELPHI# (OT) L 72-7512/8 DOMINICAN W 97-5912/10 @ Cheyney St. W 75-6812/15 @ Sacred Heart W 90-691/12 E. STROUDSBURG L 71-761/14 PACE W 72-611/16 @ Mercy# W 70-531/18 MOLLOY W 99-461/23 @ Dowling# W 75-711/26 @ Queens# W 62-501/28 KUTZTOWN W 75-481/30 CONCORDIA# W 118-772/2 SOUTHAMPTON# W 76-532/5 @ New York Tech# W 80-562/9 MERCY# W 67-482/11 @ Phila. Textile L 61-812/13 @ Adelphi# W 73-692/16 DOWLING# W 73-672/18 @ New Haven L 91-1042/20 QUEENS# W 72-402/23 @ Concordia# W 106-832/27 @ Southampton# W 88-513/2 NEW YORK TECH# W 91-793/6 QUEENS* W 75-503/8 NEW YORK TECH* W 88-673/9 DOWLING* W 70-683/15 @ Slippery Rock## W 70-663/16 vs. Phila. Textile## L 63-64# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament## NCAA Eastern Regionals

1991-92 (15-13)Coach: Tom Galeazzi

12/2 @ West Chester L 72-7412/4 CHEYNEY UNIV. W 67-5812/6 @ York W 78-5712/7 BLOOMSBURG L 51-5512/9 @ E. Stroudsburg L 61-8512/14 DOWLING# L 83-881/6 MEDGAR EVERS W 92-691/8 @ Concordia# W 73-631/11 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 55-721/13 @ St. Rose# W 69-661/15 QUEENS# W 80-691/18 MERCY# L 68-731/22 @ Adelphi# W 71-671/25 PACE# L 47-591/27 SOUTHAMPTON# W 81-781/29 @ Mercy# L 65-712/1 STONY BROOK W 72-512/3 @ Kutztown W 76-612/8 @ Dowling# L 84-89

2/10 @ Southampton# W 87-652/12 @ Queens# W 79-552/15 CONCORDIA# W 104-892/18 @ Phila. Textile# L 64-732/22 @ St. Rose# L 70-752/24 @ Mt. St. Mary’s W 94-912/26 @ Adelphi# W 73-662/29 @ Pace# L 46-613/3 @ Dowling* L 68-83# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1992-93 (19-8)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/26 RAMAPO W 78-5712/2 @ Cheyney Univ. W 79-7212/5 MOLLOY# W 79-6112/8 NEW YORK TECH# W 109-81 12/12 SOUTHAMPTON# W 94-6912/19 @ Pace# L 85-9312/30 @ Molloy# W 104-401/3 UMASS-LOWELL W 74-671/4 YORK W 81-661/6 @ Dowling# W 77-741/12 @ Mercy# W 90-761/16 @ Phila. Textile# L 64-781/18 ST. ROSE# L 89-1041/20 QUEENS# W 70-671/23 @ Southampton# W 81-721/27 @ Concordia# W 102-861/30 @ Pace# W 62-462/1 @ Stony Brook W 65-602/3 ADELPHI# L 82-902/6 DOWLING# W 77-672/10 @ Queens# W 77-692/13 @ St. Rose L 74-1112/17 CONCORDIA# W 87-712/20 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 55-722/24 @ Adelphi# L 94-982/27 MERCY# W 88-783/3 ADELPHI* L 74-81# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1993-94 (26-5)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/29 RAMAPO W 59-5812/1 @ Queens# W 67-6412/4 DOWLING# W 80-7612/8 @ St. Rose# W 70-6712/22 NEW YORK TECH# L 90-9712/28 vs. Sacred Heart+ W 83-6312/29 @ Merrimack+ W 73-651/5 MERCY# W 90-651/8 @ Molloy# W 112-751/10 @ Pace# W 56-491/12 QUEENS# W 83-681/15 ADELPHI# W 76-691/19 @ Phila. Textile# L 55-951/22 CONCORDIA# W 86-811/24 PACE# W 66-631/26 @ Dowling# W 83-621/31 @ Southampton# W 84-702/2 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 77-892/5 SOUTHAMPTON# W 75-612/7 @ Adelphi# W 72-702/10 CONCORDIA# W 95-752/12 MOLLOY# W 101-802/16 @ New York Tech# W 87-662/25 ST. ROSE# W 87-772/26 @ Mercy# W 90-653/2 SOUTHAMPTON* W 69-653/4 @ St. Rose* (OT) W 85-82

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3/5 @Phila. Textile* (OT) L 70-853/9 @ Franklin Pierce^^ W 61-563/12 vs. Phila. Textile^^ L 54-563/13 @American Intl.^^ W 84-81# NYCAC Game+ Merrimack Tournament* NYCAC Tournament^^ NCAA Eastern Regionals

1994-95 (11-16)\Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/25 vs. Berea College+ L 74-7511/26 vs. Newport News+ W 71-6211/30 @ Molloy# W 87-6412/3 QUEENS# W 78-7412/5 @ Bridgeport L 83-9712/7 @ Concordia# W 80-7412/11 @ LeMoyne L 60-6412/14 ADELPHI# W 79-7312/17 @ New York Tech# L 83-1051/4 SOUTHAMPTON# W 84-611/7 @ Philadelphia Textile L 56-701/11 MERCY# W 85-631/16 DOWLING# L 72-761/18 @ Pace# L 56-821/21 @ St. Rose# L 63-761/25 MOLLOY# W 67-341/28 @ Queens# W 60-552/1 @ Concordia# L 55-622/6 @ Dowling# L 77-892/8 @ Adelphi# L 68-892/11 @ Southampton# L 64-762/13 NEW YORK TECH# W 92-872/15 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 59-782/18 @ Mercy# W 70-662/22 PACE# L 48-522/25 ST. ROSE# L 72-742/27 MERCY* L 59-80+Christopher Newport Invitational# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1995-96 (13-16)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/27 BRIDGEPORT W 83-8011/29 MOLLOY W 65-5412/2 @ Queens# W 77-7112/6 @ Concordia# W 73-7012/13 @ Adelphi# L 75-9312/16 NEW YORK TECH# L 71-9312/19 vs. Missouri Southern+ L 72-8612/20 vs. American(PR)+ L 73-8712/21 Eckerd+ L 50-6912/28 vs. Florida Southern^ L 70-8712/29 vs. East Stroudsburg^ W 71-601/3 @ Southampton# L 70-731/6 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 65-791/10 MERCY# W 113-781/13 @ Dowling# (2 OT) W 86-841/17 PACE# W 49-471/20 ST. ROSE# L 52-891/24 @ Molloy# (OT) W 72-691/27 QUEENS# W 72-631/29 DOWLING# (2 OT) W 93-851/31 CONCORDIA# W 61-522/5 @ New York Tech# L 67-812/7 ADELPHI# L 72-852/10 SOUTHAMPTON# L 64-682/14 @ Philadelphia Textile# L 78-872/17 @ Mercy# W 53-522/21 @ Pace# L 67-722/24 @ St. Rose# L 62-912/27 @ Philadelphia Textile* L 61-72+ American (PR) Tournament

^ Bentley Tournament# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1996-97 (21-7)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/29 vs. Benedict+ L 70-7611/30 vs. St. Paul’s+ (OT) L 67-6812/4 PHIL. TEXTILE# W 74-6012/7 @ New York Tech# W 82-6412/11 @ Adelphi# L 64-7012/14 @ Mercy# W 70-5712/17 SACRED HEART W 91-7712/21 SO. CONNECTICUT L 64-661/6 QUEENS# W 80-671/8 @ Pace# W 60-481/11 CONCORDIA# W 68-621/13 DOWLING# W 66-591/15 @ Molloy# W 80-621/18 ST. ROSE# W 70-681/20 @ Philadelphia Textile# W 71-53 1/22 NEW YORK TECH# L 56-581/25 ADELPHI#(OT) W 80-771/28 MERCY# W 80-372/1 SOUTHAMPTON# W 67-642/5 @ Queens# W 64-522/8 PACE# W 64-632/10 @ Concordia# W 88-562/12 @ Dowling# W 63-582/15 @ Southampton# W 68-522/19 MOLLOY# W 80-682/22 @ St. Rose# L 71-872/25 PHIL. TEXTILE* W 57-562/28 @ Adelphi* L 50-57+ Virginia Union Tournament# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1997-98 (13-14)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/24 @ Sacred Heart L 72-8312/3 @ Queens# L 61-7112/6 DOWLING# L 62-8012/10 @ St. Rose# L 55-6112/13 NEW YORK TECH# W 97-8212/20 @ So. Connecticut L 57-8212/29 vs. St. Th omas Aquinas+ L 42-5912/30 @ Stony Brook+ W 69-511/3 MERCY# W 83-551/5 @ Molloy# L 77-941/10 QUEENS# W 79-681/12 ADELPHI# L 55-751/14 @ Philadelphia Textile# L 55-691/17 CONCORDIA# W 100-741/19 NEW JERSEY TECH# W 72-651/21 @ Southampton# W 92-861/24 @ Dowling# L 61-811/28 PHIL. TEXTILE# W 77-681/31 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-642/4 @ Concordia# W 73-652/7 MOLLOY# W 63-512/9 @ New Jersey Tech# L 65-662/11 @ NYIT# (2 OT) W 90-792/14 @ Adelphi# L 59-722/18 ST. ROSE# L 60-712/21 @ Mercy# W 90-662/24 @ Adelphi* L 64-76+ Stony Brook Tournament# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament

1998-99 (6-20)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/23 CONCORDIA# W 106-84

11/27 @ West Texas A&M+ L 52-10511/28 vs. Abilene Christian+ L 84-9812/2 @ Philadelphia Textile# L 55-5812/5 ST. ROSE# L 72-82 12/9 @ Dowling# W 73-5912/15 SOUTHAMPTON# W 95-9212/19 SO. CONNECTICUT L 65-7812/30 AMERICAN INTER. W 64-591/4 N. Y. TECH# (OT) L 74-801/6 QUEENS# L 56-681/9 @ Mercy# L 76-781/13 @ Molloy# (2 OT) L 93-951/16 ADELPHI# W 55-471/18 @ New Jersey Tech# L 47-701/20 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 78-831/23 @ St. Rose# L 54-911/27 DOWLING# L 56-631/30 @ Concordia# L 63-682/1 @ Southampton# L 73-922/3 @ New York Tech# L 65-682/6 @ Queens# L 56-692/10 MERCY# W 89-672/13 MOLLOY# L 65-672/17 @ Adelphi# L 64-712/20 N. J. TECH# (OT) L 69-70#NYCAC Games+ West Texas A & M Tournament

1999-2000 (8-18)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/23 ST. MICHAEL’S L 67-7911/29 P.R.-RIO PIEDRAS W 75-5812/1 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 70-8212/8 @ Molloy# L 68-7612/11 @ Dowling# L 62-8112/13 CONCORDIA# W 82-6012/18 @ So. Connecticut L 75-841/2 @ American Intl. L 61-761/5 QUEENS# W 84-671/8 @ Southampton# L 67-711/10 @ St. Rose# L 61-801/12 MERCY# W 84-711/15 NEW JERSEY TECH# L 80-901/17 @ Adelphi# L 66-791/19 PHILADELPHIA U.# (2 OT) L 90-951/22 ST. ROSE# L 59-671/26 MOLLOY# W 80-701/29 DOWLING# L 90-961/31 @ Concordia# W 81-652/2 NEW YORK TECH# L 65-712/5 @ Queens# L 60-742/9 SOUTHAMPTON# W 100-752/12 @ Mercy# W 76-682/16 @ New Jersey Tech# L 70-762/19 ADELPHI# L 69-832/23 @ New York Tech# L 58-65 # NYCAC Game

2000-01 (17-13)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/18 @ St. Michael’s L 56-8911/27 P.R.-RIO PIEDRAS L 71-8211/29 @ Bridgeport# W 76-5412/6 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 86-6412/9 @ Dowling# W 75-7212/13 CONCORDIA# W 77-6512/16 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-7912/22 MERRIMACK W 83-811/6 QUEENS# L 58-711/9 @ Mercy# W 104-81 1/11 BLOOMFIELD# W 83-611/13 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 79-831/15 ADELPHI# L 78-871/17 @ Molloy# W 84-71

1/20 PHILADELPHIA U.# L 69-741/22 @ St. Th omas Aquinas# W 73-661/24 DOWLING# L 75-761/27 CONCORDIA# L 82-951/31 @ Southampton# W 75-722/3 @ New York Tech# W 71-672/5 @ Queens# L 67-712/7 MERCY# W 88-682/10 BRIDGEPORT# L 68-722/14 @ Adelphi# L 72-852/17 MOLLOY# W 81-462/21 NEW YORK TECH# W 73-622/27 CONCORDIA* W 74-703/2 vs. Adelphi* L 54-753/10 NEW YORK TECH++ W 56-513/11 ST. ROSE++ L 79-84# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament++ ECAC Tournament

2001-02 (13-15)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/16 vs. Holy Family+ W 83-7911/17 vs. Dominican+ W 64-6012/1 @ St. Th omas Aquinas# L 69-7012/5 DOWLING# (OT) L 87-9212/8 @ Concordia# L 71-8212/12 @ Southampton# L 87-10112/15 @ Queens# L 69-7112/21 @ Merrimack W 83-6512/28 vs. UPS-Cayey W 71-5312/29 vs. UPS-Arecibo W 76-6412/30 vs. UPS-Rio Piedras L 70-761/5 Mercy# W 70-561/9 PHILADELPHIA U. L 61-681/12 @ Adelphi# L 65-751/15 MOLLOY# L 67-701/17 New York Tech# W 75-661/19 BRIDGEPORT# W 81-641/22 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 63-591/24 @ Dowling# L 68-871/26 CONCORDIA# W 71-571/30 @ Southampton# L 77-912/2 QUEENS# L 55-622/5 @ Mercy# W 102-692/7 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 67-762/9 ADELPHI# L 81-962/13 @ Molloy# W 88-702/16 NEW YORK TECH# W 71-592/20 @ Bridgeport# L 75-84+ Dominican Tournament# NYCAC Game

2002-03 (25-8)Coach: Tom Galeazzi11/26 NEW HAVEN# W 72-6212/3 ADELPHI# W 65-6212/7 @ Dowling# L 81-8312/10 CONCORDIA# W 87-4812/17 @ Bridgeport# W 92-6412/28 vs. Brockport+ L 64-6512/29 vs. Roberts Wesleyan+ L 69-711/4 @ New York Tech# W 82-621/8 PHILADELPHIA U.# W 67-511/11 @ Queens# W 76-72 1/14 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 69-471/16 @ Southampton# W 83-581/18 MOLLOY# W 73-651/20 @ Mercy# W 81-661/23 @ New Haven# L 55-691/25 BRIDGEPORT# (OT) W 92-881/29 @ Adelphi# L 76-842/1 SO. CONNECTICUT W 82-582/4 DOWLING# W 87-62

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2003-04 (25-6)Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/20 @ Nyack+ W 94-57 11/21 vs. Dillard+ W 61-60 12/2 @ Mercy# W 78-71 12/4 @ New Haven# L 74-78 12/10 PHILA. UNIV.# L 75-77 12/13 @ St. Th omas Aq.#W 75-68 1/29 NYIT# L 76-85 1/6 BRIDGEPORT# W 81-59 1/8 @ Southampton# W 95-62 1/10 @ Dowling# W 75-53 1/14 CONCORDIA# W 58-52 1/17 @ Queens# W 75-59 1/20 SOUTHAMPTON~ (OT) W 70-56 1/22 QUEENS# W 77-69 1/24 @ Molloy# (OT) W 80-67 1/26 @ Adelphi# L 65-69 1/29 NYIT# W 88-77 1/31 @ So. Connecticut W 62-55 2/3 MERCY# W 70-56 2/7 ADELPHI# W 70-56 2/11 NEW HAVEN# W 82-77 2/14 @ Phila. Univ.# W 68-62 2/17 ST. THOMAS AQ.# W 71-57 2/19 MOLLOY# W 76-70 2/21 @ Bridgeport# L 63-71 2/25 DOWLING# W 86-56 2/28 @ Concordia# W 88-58 3/3 ST. THOMAS AR.* W 78-61 3/6 NYIT* W 79-78 3/7 PHILA. UNIV.* W 77-65 3/13 vs. Bryant^ L 63-65# NYCAC Game* NYCAC Tournament+ Nyack Tournament^ NCAA Northeast Regional

2004-05 (15-14)Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/15 SO. NEW HAMP. L, 64-68 11/23 @ New Haven * W, 67-54 12/1 MOLLOY * W, 91-60 12/4 @ Adelphi * L, 56-75 12/8 PHILA. U. * L, 62-68 12/11 QUEENS * L, 65-70 12/18 @ Dowling * W, 73-63 12/29 SO. CONN. ## L, 72-75 12/30 UMass Lowell ## L, 56-81 1/5 BRIDGEPORT * W, 80-69 1/8 @ STAC * W, 77-50 1/11 @ NYIT * W, 82-75 1/15 MERCY * W, 62-58 1/18 ADELPHI * L, 62-65 1/20 CONCORDIA * W, 79-60

1/26 NEW HAVEN * W, 66-50 1/29 STAC * L, 59-71 2/1 @ Phila. U. * L, 67-76 2/3 DOWLING * W, 71-61 2/5 @ Mercy * L, 58-68 2/7 @ Bridgeport * L, 61-64 2/9 S’HAMPTON * W, 75-55 2/12 @ Queens * L, 59-89 2/15 @ Molloy * W, 79-71 2/17 @ Concordia * W, 83-65 2/19 NYIT * L, 64-66 2/23 @ Southampton * W, 77-67 3/2 @ Bridgeport $ W, 69-61 3/5 PHILA. U. $ L, 66-79* NYCAC game## C.W. Post Holiday Classic$ NYCAC Tournament

2005-06 (13-15)Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/10 at Monmouth L, 66-50 11/16 at UMass Lowell L, 77-55 11/19 BELMONT ABBEY^ W, 91-80 11/20 MERRIMACK^ L, 74-55 11/30 STAC* W, 74-51 12/3 BRIDGEPORT* W, 68-65 12/7 at New Haven* W, 71-66 12/17 at Queens* L, 84-68 12/29 ASSUMPTION# W, 72-70 12/30 FRANKLIN PIERCE# W, 61-57 1/6 CONCORDIA* L, 94-87 1/9 MOLLOY* W, 81-76 1/12 at Southern Conn. L, 66-44 1/14 MERCY* L, 78-67 1/18 at Molloy* W, 80-71 1/21 DOWLING* L, 80-76 (4 ot) 1/24 at NYIT* W, 65-62 1/26 at Adelphi* L, 62-55 1/28 at STAC* W, 80-72 2/1 at Bridgeport* L, 85-67 2/4 NEW HAVEN* L, 63-59 2/7 SOUTHERN CONN. W, 87-57 2/9 ADELPHI* L, 71-44 2/11 QUEENS* L, 85-67 2/14 at Concordia* L, 76-63 2/16 at Mercy* W, 86-53 2/22 at Dowling* L, 78-70 2/25 NYIT* W, 81-72 3/1 at Queens$ L 83-66 *NYCAC game^ Tip Off Tourney## C.W. Post Holiday Classic$ NYCAC Tournament

2006-07 (19-11)Coach: Tim Cluess 11/17 SAINT ANSELM^ W, 79-62 11/18 No. 20 BENTLEY^ L, 70-60 11/24 at Gannon# L, 76-69 11/25 vs. Lock Haven# W, 101-71 11/29 at Bridgeport* W, 82-74 12/2 at Molloy* W, 85-82 12/6 DOWLING* W, 86-51 12/13 CONCORDIA* W, 74-58 12/16 Queens (N.Y.)* L, 82-72 12/19 POST UNIV. W, 85-73 12/22 at Southern Conn. W, 56-48 1/13 at STAC* L, 65-60 1/17 NEW HAVEN* W, 81-65 1/20 MERCY* W, 88-60 1/23 at Adelphi* L, 77-67 1/25 at NYIT* L, 87-85 1/27 BRIDGEPORT* L, 80-75 1/31 MOLLOY* W, 85-79

2/3 at Dowling* W, 82-64 2/6 QUEENS (N.Y.) W, 83-74 2/8 at Concordia* L, 84-81 2/11 BRYANT L, 75-602/13 STAC* W, 65-562/15 at New Haven* L, 77-682/17 at Mercy* W, 67-522/21 ADELPHI* W, 66-532/24 NYIT* W, 70-602/28 STAC$ W, 58-553/3 at Bridgeport$ W, 63-603/4 vs. Adelphi$ L, 61-58*NYCAC game^ Tip Off Tourney# Gary Miller Classic$ ECC Tournament

2007-08 (26-5)Coach: Tim Cluess 11/17 at Lock Haven W, 91-58 11/20 at Post Univ. W, 72-71 11/24 at Holy Family L, 67-68 11/28 NYIT* W, 67-59 12/1 BRIDGEPORT* W, 70-55 12/5 MOLLOY* W, 82-57 12/8 at Dowling* W, 99-54 12/12 QUEENS (N.Y.)* W, 87-62 12/18 ASSUMPTION L, 71-73 12/28 NYACK# W, 95-64 12/30 SAINT ROSE# W, 74-61 1/5 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)* W, 71-51 1/8 GOLDEY-BEACOM W, 75-69 1/12 STAC* W, 75-561/16 at New Haven* W, 78-621/19 at Mercy* W, 77-591/23 ADELPHI* W, 61-491/26 at NYIT* W, 84-79 1/30 Bridgeport* W, 88-75 2/2 at Molloy* W, 91-75 2/6 DOWLING* W, 71-45 2/9 at Queens (N.Y.)* W, 72-52 2/13 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W, 79-75 2/20 STAC* L, 87-75 2/23 NEW HAVEN* W, 85-67 2/27 MERCY* W, 58-40 3/1 at Adelphi L, 99-88 3/5 DOWLING*% W, 83-64 3/8 STAC*% W, 82-65 3/9 vs. Adelphi*% W, 60-57 3/15 Bryant$ L, 56-63# C.W. Post Holiday Invitational* ECC Game% ECC Tournament (at Queens)$ NCAA Northeast Regional

2008-09 (30-1)Coach: Tim Cluess11/15 LOCK HAVEN W 74-50 11/22 MILLERSVILLE W 105-65 12/3 at Queens * W 96-79 12/6 STAC * W 87-57 12/10 at Mercy * W 105-43 12/22 HOLY FAMILY W 97-59 12/29 Saint Rose # W 74-61 12/30 Assumption # W 84-59 1/3 at Goldey-Beacom W 93-63 1/12 CONCORDIA * W 78-69 1/14 at Bridgeport * W 78-71 1/17 NYIT * W 91-79 1/21 at Molloy * W 104-75 1/24 at Dowling* W 88-62 1/28 ADELPHI * W 67-61 1/31 QUEENS * W 84-64 2/4 at STAC * W 96-66

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2009-10 (23-6)Coach: Tim Cluess11/21 Millersville L 73-76 OT12/2 Bridgeport* L 75-8412/5 Mercy* W 83-5412/9 Dowling* W 75-4812/12 NYIT* L 57-5812/18 NW Missouri W 97-8812/19 Central Missouri L 81-10212/28 Saint Rose W 75-6912/30 Daemen# W 79-581/2 Evangel # W 94-671/6 Molloy* W 75-731/9 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 87-421/11 Queens* W 98-851/13 Bridgeport* W 69-641/16 Mercy* W 113-751/20 Dowling* W 85-591/23 NYIT* W 88-831/27 Molloy* W 84-671/30 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 77-592/3 Queens* W 77-692/6 Bridgeport* L 73-812/13 Dowling* W 81-562/14 Mercy* W 95-652/17 NYIT* W 88-692/20 Molloy* W 79-502/24 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 74-402/27 Queens* W 77-72 3/6 Queens% W 71-623/7 Bridgeport% L 61-70# C.W. Post Holiday Invitational*ECC Game%ECC Tournament (at C.W. Post)


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1/29/58 @LIU-Brooklyn L 100-13112/8/59 KING’S COLLEGE W 100-8712/6/61 SETON HALL-PAT. W 108-6212/5/62 BROOKLYN POLY W 103-512/8/64 Kings Point W 100-652/3/65 Pace W 101-922/11/66 Brandeis W 105-672/18/66 Merrimack W 103-832/10/67 Kings Point W 104-6012/19/67 Central Connecticut W 107-7812/18/69 Loyola (Montreal) W 105-761/30/71 MERRIMACK W 114-801/5/72 PRATT W 105-611/27/75 @ Stony Brook W 102-592/26/77 MARIST W 103-8512/5/77 @ Kings Point W 104-871/27/78 @ New Hampshire W 105-812/20/78 WAGNER W 102-871/24/79 @ Sacred Heart W 101-961/21/80 @ Pratt W 112-64

2/13/80 SOUTHAMPTON W 100-8912/10/80 MERCY W 104-863/3/83 PACE W 108-851/14/84 CORTLAND ST. W 101-702/22/84 @ Mercy W 100-7712/4/85 DOWLING** W 101-651/25/86 MERCY W 114-721/27/86 JERSEY CITY ST. W 118-982/19/86 @ Mercy W 110-662/28/86 N.Y. TECH W 101-7211/25/86 MT. ST. MARY’S W 120-7212/22/86 SHAW W 104-772/7/87 MERCY W 102-7412/5/87 STATEN ISLAND W 110-7712/14/87E. STROUDSBURG W 102-641/30/88 @ Southampton W 100-752/17/88 SOUTHAMPTON W 106-773/11/88 vs. Cheyney St. W 107-9912/16/89 SACRED HEART W 113-1051/30/91 CONCORDIA W 118-77

2/23/91 @ Concordia W 106-832/15/92 CONCORDIA W 104-8912/8/92 N.Y. TECH W 109-8112/30/92 @ Molloy W 104-401/27/93 @ Concordia W 102-861/8/94 @ Molloy W 112-752/12/94 MOLLOY W 101-801/10/96 MERCY W 113-781/17/98 CONCORDIA W 100-7811/23/98 CONCORDIA W 106-842/9/00 SOUTHAMPTON W 100-751/9/01 @ Mercy W 104-812/5/02 @ Mercy W 102-69 11/26/06 @Lock Haven W 101-7111/22/08 MILLERSVILLE W 105-6512/1/08 @ Mercy W 105-431/21/09 @ Molloy W 104-752/14/09 BRIDGEPORT W 107-712/18/09 @ NYIT W 102-811/16/10 @ Mercy W 113-75

THE CENTURY CLUB (C.W. POST scoring more than 100 points in a game)

SEASON COACH W-L

1956-57 Ike DeBow 2-7

1957-58 Ike DeBow 4-11

1958-59 George Kaftan 5-16



1961-62 * George Kaftan 17-5









1970-71 * George Kaftan 20-6


1972-73 * Herb Brown 21-5

1973-74 Herb Brown 13-12

1974-75 * Phil Robinson 24-4

SEASON COACH W-L

1975-76 Phil Robinson 8-17

1976-77 Jim Colclough 16-13

1977-78 Jim Colclough 14-11

1978-79 Stan Kellner 10-16



1981-82 Tom Galeazzi 16-10

1982-83 * Tom Galeazzi 22-9












SEASON COACH W-L













2006-07 Tim Cluess 19-11

2007-08 * Tim Cluess 26-5

2008-09 * Tim Cluess 30-1

2009-10 Tim Cluess 23-6

TOTALS 54 Seasons 876-520

* NCAA appearance

PIONEER COACHING CHRONOLOGY

COACH YEARS REC.

Ike DeBow 1956-1958 6-18

George Kaftan 1958-1972 195-123

Herb Brown 1972-1974 34-17

Phil Robinson 1974-1976 32-21

Jim Colclough 1976-1978 30-24

Stan Kellner 1978-1981 37-41

Tom Galeazzi 1981-2006 468-259

Tim Cluess 2007-2010 45-16

Jonathan Schmidt (2006-2009) 1,390

Garee Bryant (1995-99) 1,835

Justin Cole (2001-05) 1,621

Mike Brandeis (1960-64) 1,589

Ryan Bucci (1999-03) 1,568

George Johnson (1974-78) 1,461

Juan Griles (1984-87, 88-89) 1,323

Kyle Guerrant (1996-00) 1,278

Michael Hammond (1985-87) 1,249

Ed Miller (1970-73) 1,245

PIONEERS 1,000 POINT CLUB

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Damani Raye (1993-97) 1,244

Frank Townsend (1961-64) 1,209

Mike Henderson (1981-84) 1,173

Bob DeBonis (1974-78) 1,144

Marc Terry (2001-05) 1,089

Jimmy Feagins (1987-88, 89-90) 1,087

Glen McMillan (1984-86) 1,057

Jim Webber (1969-72) 1,010

Willard Mack (1989-91) 1,000




Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mam-

mal scientist, was appointed provost of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in July

2008. A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Pacifi c Whale Foun-

dation in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate programs at Southampton College of Long Island

University, and as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at C.W. Post.

As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected pri-

vate university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and

2,300 continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program develop-

ment, admissions and recruitment, retention, fi nancial aid, athletics, student aff airs, public safety,

and buildings and grounds.

His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In

2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at C.W. Post to assist students

in achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and fi eld research

opportunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior.

Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and phi-

losophy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from

the University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Hump-

backs of Hawai’i: Th e Long Journey Back.”

Paul H. Forestell - Provost, C.W. Post

Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institu-tion since 1985. Th e son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Syna-gogue, he was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in England and Harvard College, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia University on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary degrees.

He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis Univer-sity as executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977.

Th e author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine history, Dr. Steinberg has taught, lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His fi rst book, “Philippine Collaboration in World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “Th e Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edition, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single-volume guide to understanding the Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the world to co-author “Th e Emergence of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addi-tion, he is a co-author of “Religion and Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” which was published in 2005.

Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies, the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others.

He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the C.W. Post Campus. Th e couple has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accomplishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow.

David Steinberg - President, Long Island University

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Bryan Collins is in his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at C.W. Post. Under Collins’

leadership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and

national levels.

During Collins’ tenure, the Pioneers have achieved both athletic and academic success.

Notable achievements include 22 conference titles as well as NCAA championship titles from

the 2007 women’s lacrosse and 2009 and 2010 men’s lacrosse teams.

Th is past season, the men’s and women’s cross country, women’s swimming, baseball, men’s

lacrosse, softball and women’s lacrosse teams all participated in NCAA tournaments.

C.W. Post boasts many of the most top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently

ranked in national polls. Th e Pioneers fi nished fi rst in the East Coast Conference Commission-

er’s Cup standings for 2009-10, the second Cup win (2006-07) during Collins’ tenure. Prior to the 2007-08 academic year, the

football and fi eld hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.

Off the fi eld, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. Among the eff orts since his

arrival have been visitations to the St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Bayside, N.Y., while also volunteering with other charitable

organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. During the 2008-09 academic year, C.W. Post

student-athletes completed over 3,200 hours of service.

Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as

well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic

achievements in the classroom. In addition, C.W. Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staff through the

Adopt-A-Faculty program.

During 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete

Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual student-

athlete awards banquet to recognize both athletic and academic

success. Th e department also established an Academic Honor

Roll to honor student-athletes’ who receive a minimum 3.0 grade

point average.

Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facili-

ties on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf on Hickox

Field as well as a new state-of-the art sound system for the sta-

dium. In addition, all the outdoor athletic fi elds have undergone

improvements to their playing surface. Th e Pratt Recreation

Center Gymnasium, home to the basketball and volleyball teams,

received a new sound system as well as a working press row table

for media and game operations staff .

A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins

played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was the

recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s

student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, persever-

ance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifi ce in seeking to attain the

highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s

degree in Business Administration in 1987.

Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their

son, Tyler (15) and daughter, Megan (10).

Bryan Collins, Director of Athletics

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Jamie ApicellaAssociate AD,

Head Coach, Softball

Chris CaseyHead Coach,

Men’s Basketball

Mark DawsonHead Coach,

Women’s Soccer

Jill FisherAssistant Director,

Athletic Media Relations

Jim GibbonsAsst. Football Coach,

Community Service

Coordinator

Sean GrennanFaculty Athletic

Representative

Marie GuarnieriAthletic Administrative

Assistant

Matt GuercioGame Day Coordinator

and Special Events

Shantey HillAssociate AD, Senior

Woman Administrator

Brian HughesAssociate AD,

Asst. Football Coach

John JezHead Coach,

Men’s Lacrosse

Meghan McNamaraHead Coach,

Women’s Lacrosse

Rob MorrisHead Coach,

Cross Country

Sarah RallsAthletic Media Relations,

Director

Kathy RentonAssistant Athletic Trainer

Raenee SavinHead Coach,

Field Hockey

Deirdre MooreHead Coach,

Women’s Basketball

Shellane OgoshiHead Coach,

Volleyball

Andreas LindbergHead Coach,

Men’s Soccer

Melissa BeausoleilAssistant Athletic Trainer

Jonathan GillStrength & Conditioning

Coordinator

Assistant Football Coach

Renie SokolowskiHead Coach,

Tennis

Bob SugarEquipment Manager

Pete TimmesHead Coach,

Baseball

Bob TiradoAssistant Athletic Trainer

Maureen TraversHead Coach,

Swimming

Elizabeth ZanolliHead Athletic Trainer

2010-11 men's basketball media guide

Documents

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post pioneers12010

post pioneers2010

post athletics staff

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liuc post administration

basketball guide