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ABOUT NYACK COLLEGE

Church AffiliationSponsored by The Christian and Missionary Alliance, with over 30 other denominations represented.

LocationThe Nyack, NY, residential campus is set on a hillside overlooking the Hudson Riverand the Tappan Zee Bridge, only 23 miles from New York City. It neighbors the Village of Nyack, a charming and secluded community known for its restaurants, antique and specialty shops. The campus consists of 65 acres and 31 college-ownedbuildings in a mix of Victorian and Tudor styles. Nearby are West Point, severalRevolutionary War historical sites, and recreational activities including hiking, skiing, skating, boating, golf, and tennis. The New York City campus is located at Broadway and Worth Streets in lower Manhattan. New York City offers the Empire State Building, Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, Chinatown, the Bronx Zoo, Carn-egie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, Broadway shows and plays, eight major professional sports teams, the U.S. National Tennis Center, shopping, muse-ums, art, and culture.

Athletic AffiliationNyack College competes at the NCAA Division II level in the Central AtlanticCollegiate Conference (CACC). We also compete in the National Christian CollegeAthletic Association (NCCAA) at the Division I level.

The Warriors compete in 11 different sports:Men: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, GolfWomen: Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross-Country

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QUICK FACTSNyack CollegeLocation: Nyack, NYEnrollment: 1000Founded: 1882Nickname: WarriorsColors: Crimson, Gray and NavyBowman Gymnasium: Capacity: 1300

College President: Dr. Michael ScalesAthletic Director: Keith Davie Assistant Athletic Director: Ted QuinnNCAA Compliance Officer: Mandy AikensHead Trainer: Penny Foland, ATC

Affiliation: NCAA Division II, NCCAA Division IConference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC)

Men’s Soccer Coaching Staff:Head Coach: Ted Quinn (Mt. Marty ‘98/ 4th season)Phone Number: (845) 675-4770 Fax Number: (845) 353-2147 Email: ted.quinn@nyack.eduAssistant Coaches: Preston Beverly, Eric Brand, Valiant Jones, James OyamoManager: Curt ScalesProgram Operations Assistant: Bryson Milazzo

Sports Information OfficePhone: (845) 675-4787Fax: (845) 353-2147 Director of Sports InformationMatt Cornacchionematthew.cornacchione@nyack.edu

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2011 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME DIVISION

11-Nov Fri Pace Pace NYC 8:00 PM NCAA II12-Nov Sat Assumption Pleasantville, NY 6:00 PM NCAA II15-Nov Tue STAC Sparkill, NY 7:30 PM NCAA II18-Nov Fri STAC Orangeburg, NY 5:30 PM NCAA II19-Nov Sat Molloy Orangeburg, NY 5:30 PM NCAA II29-Nov Tue NYIT Old Westbury, NY 7:00 PM NCAA II1-Dec Thr Molloy Nyack, NY 7:30 PM NCAA II3-Dec Sat Mercy College Nyack, NY 7:00 PM NCAA II6-Dec Tue Concordia College Bronxville, NY 7:00 PM NCAA II8-Dec Thr Felician College Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II10-Dec Sat Philadelphia University Philadelphia, PA 3:00 PM NCAA II13-Dec Tue New Haven Nyack, NY 7:30 PM NCAA II30-Dec Fri Dowling Oakdale, NY 7:00 PM NCAA II3-Jan Tue Bloomfield College Bloomfield, NJ 8:00 PM NCAA II7-Jan Sat Holy Family University Nyack, NY 3:00 PM NCAA II10-Jan Tue Concordia College Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II12-Jan Thr Post University Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II21-Jan Sat Goldey-Beacom College New Castle, DE 7:00 PM NCAA II24-Jan Tue Caldwell College Caldwell, NJ 8:00 PM NCAA II26-Jan Thr Dominican College Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II1-Feb Wed Bloomfield College Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II4-Feb Sat Chestnut Hill College Philadelphia, PA 3:00 PM NCAA II9-Feb Thr Dominican College Orangetown, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II11-Feb Sat Wilmington University Nyack, NY 3:00 PM NCAA II14-Feb Tue Caldwell College Nyack, NY 8:00 PM NCAA II16-Feb Thr Felician College Rutherford, NJ 8:00 PM NCAA II18-Feb Sat University of Sciences Nyack, NY 3:00 PM NCAA II21-Feb Tue Post University Waterbury, CT 8:00 PM NCAA II

27-Feb Mon CACC Tournament TBA 2-Mar Fri CACC Tournament Caldwell, NJ 3-Mar Sat CACC Tournament Caldwell, NJ TBA TBA NCAA REGIONAL TBA

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2011 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

NAME YR HT POS HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN MAJOR

0 Jose Pena-Benjamin So 6’3” Guard Rahway HS Rahway, NJ 1 Jamaur Jackson Jr 6’1” Guard Princeton Day Indian Head, MD 3 Louis Allen Sr 6’3” Guard Canarias Academy Southhampton, UK 4 Chris Gibson Fr 6’3” Guard St. Patrick’s North Plainfield, NJ 5 Tevin Evans Fr 6’3” Guard Chaminade Prep St. Louis, MO10 Khalid Samuels Fr 5’9” Guard Mount Vernon Mount Vernon, NY 11 Chris Hampton Fr 6’1” Guard Princeton Day Queens, NY 12 Jarred Blake Jr 5’8” Guard John F. Kennedy Paterson, NJ 15 Lafayette Curtis Sr 6’6” Forward Staten Island HS Staten Island, NY 20 Maliek Patterson Fr 6’9” Forward The Dwight School Brooklyn, NY 21 Lamore Church So 6’8” Forward Fairwinds Christian New Castle, DE 23 Ryan Woodard So 6’4” Forward Princeton Day Clinton, MD 32 Jimmy Moore Jr 6’3” Guard Burke Catholic Cornwall, NYRS Josh Daniell So 6’8” Forward St. Patrick’s Old Bridge, NJ RS Jimel Calliste So 6’0” Guard Progressive Christian Brooklyn, NY Head Coach: Ted Quinn Student Assistants: Curt Scales Assistant Coaches: Preston Beverly Program Operations Assistant: Bryson Milazzo Eric Brand Athletic Trainer: Penny Foland Valiant Jones James Oyamo

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2011 COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH

TED QUINN

Ted Quinn enters his 4th season as the leader of the Warrior Men’s Basketball program. In his first two seasons at the helm, Quinn guided the men to a 24-36 overall record season and back to back 5th place finishes in the CACC North Division. Under Coach Quinn’s leadership, the program has seen improvement in the classroom and on the court and in year three, the War-riors will look to return to post-season play. The focus on team building and indi-vidual development has produced three CACC All-Conference selections, two NCCAA All-Americans and four NABC Academic Honors Court selections.

Coach Quinn came to Nyack College from Graceland University in Lamoni, IA. During his six year tenure at Graceland (2002 - 2008), he served as Assistant Coach for two years, Associate Head Coach for one year and Head Coach for three seasons. In the last three years as Head Coach, he was successful in rebuilding the program on and off the court, bringing in promising recruits and leading the team to a cumulative GPA of 3.41. Coach Quinn’s commitment to academic success helped produce five Academic All-Americans.

Success in the classroom was coupled with on-the-court success. The Yellow-jackets made a return to post-season play and produced five All-Conference players, one conference Freshman of the Year, one conference Player of the Year and a NAIA First Team All-American. Coach Quinn also built a strong university-community relationship through his Junior Jacket programs, summer basketball camps, and annual Coaching Academy. He served on the NAIA National Tourna-ment Committee for two years and was a member of the NAIA National Ratings Oversight Committee.

Prior to Graceland, Quinn served three years as the top assistant at Mount Marty College in Yankton, SD (1999 - 2002). Quinn helped guide Mount Marty College to annual success in the South Dakota-Iowa Conference and Great Plains Athletic Conference while helping develop three All-American players, seven academ-ic All-Americans and seven all-conference players.

Ted also served as a head coach at Wakonda High School (SD) for two years (1997 - 1999). While there, his teams earned District 8B runner-up, six all-conference awards and a first team all-state award.

During his college career, Quinn lettered in three seasons for the Mount Marty College Lancers after transferring from the University of Minnesota where he was a member of the Golden Gopher baseball team. Quinn served one season as a student assistant for the Lancers while recovering from ankle surgery. As a high school athlete, Quinn was a two-time South Dakota all-state player for Highmore High School. Coach Quinn is a 1992 graduate of Highmore High School, a 1997 graduate of Mount Marty College with a bachelor’s degree in history education, and a 2001 graduate of the Univer-sity of South Dakota with a master’s degree in athletic administration and sports psychology.

In addition to coaching basketball at Nyack, Ted serves as the Assistant Athletic Director. He is also an Executive Board Member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Ministry Team and serves on the Advisory Board of Nations of Coaches. He and his wife Jackie have been married for fifteen years and are the proud parents of eight-year-old daughter Jenna and five-year-old son Kellen.

-4th season-Mt. Marty College 1999

Ted Quinn enters his 4th season as the leader of the Warrior Men’s Basketball program. In his first two seasons at the helm, Quinn guided the men to a 24-36 overall record season and back to back 5th place finishes in the CACC North Division. Under Coach Quinn’s leadership, the program has seen improvement in the classroom and on the court and in year three, the War-riors will look to return to post-season play. The focus on team building and indi-vidual development has produced three CACC All-Conference selections, two NCCAA All-Americans and four NABC Academic Honors Court selections.

Coach Quinn came to Nyack College from Graceland University in Lamoni, IA. During his six year tenure at Graceland (2002 - 2008), he served as Assistant Coach for two years, Associate Head Coach for one year and Head Coach for three seasons. In the last three years as Head Coach, he was successful in rebuilding the program on and off the court, bringing in promising recruits and leading the team to a cumulative GPA of 3.41. Coach Quinn’s commitment to academic success helped produce five Academic All-Americans.

Success in the classroom was coupled with on-the-court success. The Yellow-jackets made a return to post-season play and produced five All-Conference players, one conference Freshman of the Year, one conference Player of the Year and a NAIA First Team All-American. Coach Quinn also built a strong university-community relationship through his Junior Jacket programs, summer basketball camps, and annual Coaching Academy. He served on the NAIA National Tourna-ment Committee for two years and was a member of the NAIA National Ratings Oversight Committee.

Prior to Graceland, Quinn served three years as the top assistant at Mount Marty College in Yankton, SD (1999 - 2002). Quinn helped guide Mount Marty College to annual success in the South Dakota-Iowa Conference and Great Plains Athletic Conference while helping develop three All-American players, seven academ-ic All-Americans and seven all-conference players.

Ted also served as a head coach at Wakonda High School (SD) for two years (1997 - 1999). While there, his teams earned District 8B runner-up, six all-conference awards and a first team all-state award.

During his college career, Quinn lettered in three seasons for the Mount Marty College Lancers after transferring from the University of Minnesota where he was a member of the Golden Gopher baseball team. Quinn served one season as a student assistant for the Lancers while recovering from ankle surgery. As a high school athlete, Quinn was a two-time South Dakota all-state player for Highmore High School. Coach Quinn is a 1992 graduate of Highmore High School, a 1997 graduate of Mount Marty College with a bachelor’s degree in history education, and a 2001 graduate of the Univer-sity of South Dakota with a master’s degree in athletic administration and sports psychology.

In addition to coaching basketball at Nyack, Ted serves as the Assistant Athletic Director. He is also an Executive Board Member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Ministry Team and serves on the Advisory Board of Nations of Coaches. He and his wife Jackie have been married for fifteen years and are the proud parents of eight-year-old daughter Jenna and five-year-old son Kellen.

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2011 COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH

PRESTON BEVERLY

A former Division I player and a veteran Division III coach, Preston Beverly enters his 2nd year as part of the assistant coaching staff at Nyack.

A two-year captain at Virginia Military Institute, Beverly was one of the top rebounders in the Big South Conference during his career. He graduated with a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Psychology and Math, reaching the rank of S-6 Lieutenant.

From 2007-2010 Beverly served as an assistant at Bowdoin Col-lege in the highly competitive New England Small College Athletic Conference, which boasts two National Champions in the 2000 era. During his time with Bowdoin he aided the Polar Bears to a school-record 22 victories, their first Conference Finals appearance, an NCAA Tournament bid (the first since 1999) and a second round NCAA finish. In addition, Bowdoin earned one First Team All Con-ference player, additional players on the second and third teams and had several team members named All-State. The National Strength and Conditioning Association selected one student-ath-lete as an All-American.

During the 2006-07 season, Beverly served as the assistant coach at SUNY New Paltz, handling sev-eral aspects of recruiting, scouting and practice planning for the Hawks. He also returned to the court as a player in 2007, playing forward for the semi-pro Hudson Valley Hawks. Beverly was the leading rebounder and second leading scorer for the Hawks in the National Professional Basketball League. The team won the League championship that year.

Beverly hails from an extremely athletic background. His father Randy was a long-time NFL defensive back who starred with the New York Jets in their Super Bowl III victory, making three interceptions. His mother Sharon, played collegiate basketball at Queens College, enjoyed an extremely successful colle-giate coaching career and currently is the Director of Athletics & Physical Education at Vassar College.

Beverly is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Organizational Leadership.

A former Division I player and a veteran Division III coach, Preston Beverly enters his 2nd year as part of the assistant coaching staff at Nyack.

A two-year captain at Virginia Military Institute, Beverly was one of the top rebounders in the Big South Conference during his career. He graduated with a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Psychology and Math, reaching the rank of S-6 Lieutenant.

From 2007-2010 Beverly served as an assistant at Bowdoin Col-lege in the highly competitive New England Small College Athletic Conference, which boasts two National Champions in the 2000 era. During his time with Bowdoin he aided the Polar Bears to a school-record 22 victories, their first Conference Finals appearance, an NCAA Tournament bid (the first since 1999) and a second round NCAA finish. In addition, Bowdoin earned one First Team All Con-ference player, additional players on the second and third teams and had several team members named All-State. The National Strength and Conditioning Association selected one student-ath-lete as an All-American.

During the 2006-07 season, Beverly served as the assistant coach at SUNY New Paltz, handling sev-eral aspects of recruiting, scouting and practice planning for the Hawks. He also returned to the court as a player in 2007, playing forward for the semi-pro Hudson Valley Hawks. Beverly was the leading rebounder and second leading scorer for the Hawks in the National Professional Basketball League. The team won the League championship that year.

Beverly hails from an extremely athletic background. His father Randy was a long-time NFL defensive back who starred with the New York Jets in their Super Bowl III victory, making three interceptions. His mother Sharon, played collegiate basketball at Queens College, enjoyed an extremely successful colle-giate coaching career and currently is the Director of Athletics & Physical Education at Vassar College.

Beverly is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Organizational Leadership.

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2011 COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH

ERIC BRAND

ASSISTANT COACH

VALIANT JONES

Valiant Jones returns for his 2nd year as an assistant coach after graduating from Nyack College in 2009. In his two year career, he played in 56 games, scored 634 points, collected 190 rebounds, and dished out 175 assists. In his senior season, Jones served as Team Captain and averaged over 15 points and 5 assists per game. Jones was one of the best on-the-ball defenders in the CACC and a great rebounder from the guard position averaging over 4 rebounds per game.

He finished the 2008-09 season as a CACC Honorable Mention All-Conference Player, NCCAA 1st Team All-Region, NCCAA 2nd Team All-American, NCCAA All-Tournament, and Most Valuable Team Player.

Valiant holds a Bachelors of Science/Liberal Arts degree from Nyack College. He is originally from Los Angeles, CA and also holds a de-gree from Los Angeles Community College.

Eric Brand begins his third season as an assistant coach at the collegelevel. Coach Brand was an integral part of the staff in his first year and is looking forward to improving himself and the team in his third year. Coach Brand has been a successful coach with both boys and girls at the high school level for several years. He has had several players go on to play at the college level. Coach Brand coached most recently at Valhalla High School where he guided the Girls’ team to their first league title and final-four ap-pearance in over 10 years. Before that he rebuilt a struggling program at Kennedy Catholic High School and led his teams to league titles and a final four appearance in the sectional playoffs. Prior to that Coach Brand lead several successful teams at the Junior Varsity and Freshmen Level compiling a winning record at each stop along the ways as well as several county titles in Bergen County, NJ. Among Coach Brand’s numerous on-court basketball accomplishments is the number of academic all-stars and academic team awards that his teams have won.

Coach Brand has taught High School English and Social Studies at numerous places in Bergen County, NJ: Rockland County, NY and in the New York City schools. He has been an Assistant Principal and is currently the English Department Chair at Ramapo High School in Spring Valley, NY.

Coach Brand has an undergraduate degree from Brandeis University a Master’s degree from City College of New York and a Doctorate from St. John’s University. Coach Brand graduated from Bloomington High School South in Bloomington, IN. There he played Bas-ketball, Soccer, Tennis and ran Track.

Coach Brand attributes much of his success as a basketball Coach to the fact that he was forced to spend so much time watching the game from the bench. Coach Brand was a contributor to very successful teams in practice during his basketball career.

Brand has an 11 year old son, Eli, and a 13 year old daughter Leah. He is also a volunteer Fire-man with the Nyack Fire department.

Valiant Jones returns for his 2nd year as an assistant coach after graduating from Nyack College in 2009. In his two year career, he played in 56 games, scored 634 points, collected 190 rebounds, and dished out 175 assists. In his senior season, Jones served as Team Captain and averaged over 15 points and 5 assists per game. Jones was one of the best on-the-ball defenders in the CACC and a great rebounder from the guard position averaging over 4 rebounds per game.

He finished the 2008-09 season as a CACC Honorable Mention All-Conference Player, NCCAA 1st Team All-Region, NCCAA 2nd Team All-American, NCCAA All-Tournament, and Most Valuable Team Player.

Valiant holds a Bachelors of Science/Liberal Arts degree from Nyack College. He is originally from Los Angeles, CA and also holds a de-gree from Los Angeles Community College.

Eric Brand begins his third season as an assistant coach at the collegelevel. Coach Brand was an integral part of the staff in his first year and is looking forward to improving himself and the team in his third year. Coach Brand has been a successful coach with both boys and girls at the high school level for several years. He has had several players go on to play at the college level. Coach Brand coached most recently at Valhalla High School where he guided the Girls’ team to their first league title and final-four ap-pearance in over 10 years. Before that he rebuilt a struggling program at Kennedy Catholic High School and led his teams to league titles and a final four appearance in the sectional playoffs. Prior to that Coach Brand lead several successful teams at the Junior Varsity and Freshmen Level compiling a winning record at each stop along the ways as well as several county titles in Bergen County, NJ. Among Coach Brand’s numerous on-court basketball accomplishments is the number of academic all-stars and academic team awards that his teams have won.

Coach Brand has taught High School English and Social Studies at numerous places in Bergen County, NJ: Rockland County, NY and in the New York City schools. He has been an Assistant Principal and is currently the English Department Chair at Ramapo High School in Spring Valley, NY.

Coach Brand has an undergraduate degree from Brandeis University a Master’s degree from City College of New York and a Doctorate from St. John’s University. Coach Brand graduated from Bloomington High School South in Bloomington, IN. There he played Bas-ketball, Soccer, Tennis and ran Track.

Coach Brand attributes much of his success as a basketball Coach to the fact that he was forced to spend so much time watching the game from the bench. Coach Brand was a contributor to very successful teams in practice during his basketball career.

Brand has an 11 year old son, Eli, and a 13 year old daughter Leah. He is also a volunteer Fire-man with the Nyack Fire department.

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2011 COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH

JAMES OYAMO

MANAGER

CURT SCALESOPERATIONS ASSISTANT

BRYSON MILAZZO

James Oyamo begins his first year on the Nyack coaching staff after an accomplishment filled playing career for the Warriors.

Oyamo gained a reputation as one of the toughest players through-out the CACC in his 4-year playing career at Nyack. His senior year he was named All-CACC as selected by the Head Coaches in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.

Oyamo, who hails from Nairobi, Kenya, is completing his masters de-gree from Nyack College in Business Administration.

James Oyamo begins his first year on the Nyack coaching staff after an accomplishment filled playing career for the Warriors.

Oyamo gained a reputation as one of the toughest players through-out the CACC in his 4-year playing career at Nyack. His senior year he was named All-CACC as selected by the Head Coaches in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.

Oyamo, who hails from Nairobi, Kenya, is completing his masters de-gree from Nyack College in Business Administration.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 7, 2011

CENTRAL ATLANTIC COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE

CACC Player of the WeekGage Daye, Bloomfield (Sr., G, 6-2, Newark,NJ) - Averaged 27.0 points throughout three CACCTournament game while shooting 81-percent from thefree-throw line (35-43). Also averaged 5.0 assists and6.0 boards. Netted 24 points and added five reboundsin the championship game. Poured in 31 points in thequarter-finals against Felician, and became the school’sall-time leading scorer in the game.

CONTACT: Kirk Reed (203-773-6457)kreed@caccathletics.org

Last Week’s Results

Date ResultCACC Tournament Quarter-Finals

3/1 Chestnut Hill 64, Philadelphia 54Post 71, Dominican 68Bloomfield 77, Felician 70Goldey-Beacom 69, USciences 64CACC Tournament Semi-Finals

3/4 Goldey-Beacom 74, Post 63Bloomfield 82, Chestnut Hill 80CACC Tournament Championship

3/5 Bloomfield 94, Goldey-Beacom 81

2010-11 CACC Men’s Basketball Standings

Dan Mara, Commissioner 203-298-4808 Stacy Kelly, Assoc. Commissioner 203-298-4807Kirk Reed, Asst. Commissioner 203-298-4806

P.O. Box 3575 New Haven, CT 06525 Fax: 203-298-4810 www.caccathletics.org

North Division CACC Games Overall

School GP Rec. % GP Rec. % Streak Last 5Bloomfield 18 15-3 0.833 29 21-8 0.724 W6 5-0Post 18 14-4 0.778 28 17-11 0.607 L1 4-1Dominican 18 12-6 0.667 29 16-13 0.552 L1 2-3Felician 18 10-8 0.556 27 14-13 0.519 L1 2-3Concordia 18 9-9 0.500 26 10-16 0.385 L1 1-4Caldwell 18 7-11 0.389 26 10-16 0.385 W1 3-2Nyack 18 0-18 0.000 26 2-24 0.077 L16 0-5

South Division CACC Games OverallSchool GP Rec. % GP Rec. % Streak Last 5Goldey-Beacom 17 12-5 0.706 30 19-11 0.633 L1 3-2Philadelphia 17 10-7 0.588 27 15-12 0.556 L1 2-3Chestnut Hill 17 8-9 0.471 28 12-16 0.429 L3 1-4USciences 17 7-10 0.412 25 12-13 0.480 L2 2-3Wilmington 17 6-11 0.353 26 8-18 0.308 L2 2-3Holy Family 17 4-13 0.235 27 6-21 0.222 L2 1-4

CACC Rookie of the WeekKhadim Ndiaye, Chestnut Hill (Fr., F, 6-5, LongBeach, NY) - Poured in 23 points in a CACCTournament semi-final loss to Bloomfield, shooting10-for-20 from the field. He also pulled down sevenrebounds as the Griffins nearly upset the Deacons,losing 82-80.

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LAFAYETTE CURTIS #15FORWARD

Curtis Notes:Graduated from St. Peters... Came to Nyack by way of Fashion Institute of Technology... chose Nyack because of the Christian environment and proximity to home... Most memorable moment was signing National Letter of Intent to play at Nyack... enjoys spending time with family and friends... Proverbs 16:3 Commit to the LORD whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.

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Allen Notes: Came to Nyack by way of Canarius Basketball Acad-emy... Holds high school all-time record for 3-pointers made... Chose Nyack because of the Christian atmosphere... Most memorable moment was making 7 three pointers against Pace last year... Philippians 4:13 I can do all this through him who gives me strength.

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JAMAUR JACKSON #1GUARD

Jackson Notes:Graduated from Princeton Day Academy... All-Tournament honors at the NACA National Championships in Dayton, Tennessee... Named to the National Private School Athletic Association (NPSAA) Mid-Atlantic AllRegional team... Chose Nyack because of the people and the Christian atmosphere... Most memorable moment was signing with Nyack College... Psalm 1 Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked or stand in the way that sin-ners take or sit in the company of mockers

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Woodard Notes: Graduated from Princeton Day Academy... MLK Clas-sic Mvp... Selected to Roundball All-Star Game... Public vs Private All-Star selection, Princ-eton Day Academy Hall of Fame Selection... Also graduated with honors... Chose Nyack because he felt an immediate peace about it being a place where he could grow and com-pete... Phillipians 4:13

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Hampton Notes:Came to Nyack by way of Princeton Day Academy... Chose Nyack because God has led him to the school... Member of National Champion AAU... Enjoys movies, video games, and his iphone... John 3:16

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Blake Notes:Transfer from College of Southern Maryland... Finished 3rd in Nation his freshman year in 3-point FG %... Also a winner of the NJCAA Character Award...Graduated from John F. Kenne-dy HS... Was part of the first team in history of high school to win metro classic... Also an avid reader and enjoys bowling... Chose Nyack College because it is a great Christian college that promotes academic excellence, and also for its active-ness in the community and globally engagement... 1 Corin-thians 15:10 But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace toward me was not in vain. On the contrary, I worked harder than any of them, though it was not I, but the grace of God that is with me.

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RAHWAY, NJ6’3

Pena-Benjamin Notes:Graduated from Rahway High School where he was an All-County and All-State Selection... Also scored over 1,000 points in High School... Transfer from Colby Community Col-lege where he was an Academic All-American... Phillipians 4:13...

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Gibson Notes:Graduated from St. Patrick’s High School... Won TOC’s, Out-standing Achievement Trophy... Chose Nyack because of what the school stands for and it was a welcoming environment... Enjoys watching movies and spending time with family... Most memorable moment was playing against John Wall in high school... Romans 3:23 For all have sin and fall short of the Glory of God

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MOUNT VERNON, NY5’9

Samuels Notes:Graduated from Mt. Vernon High School where his high school team won the 2011 state and federation champion-ships... Chose Nyack College for the opportunity to play at the NCAA Division II level... Enjoys spending time with friends..

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Evans Notes:Graduated from Chaminade College Prep where he was a 1st team All-Conference Selection... Played in a nationally telav-ised game in high school on espn... chose Nyack because he wanted to compete at the high level of Division II... Psalms 27:1-6 The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? When the wicked, even mine enemies and my foes, came upon me to eat up my flesh, they stumbled and fell. Though an host should encamp against me, my heart shall not fear: though war should rise against me, in this will I be confident. One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to enquire in his temple. For in the time of trouble he shall hide me in his pavilion: in the secret of his tabernacle shall he hide me; he shall set me up upon a rock. And now shall mine head be lifted up above mine enemies round about me: therefore will I offer in his tabernacle sacrifices of joy; I will sing, yea, I will sing praises unto the Lord.

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