UMass Lowell Men's Basketball 2010-11 UMass Lowell River Hawks TV/Radio Roster

2 • John Corbacio 3 • Scotty Tavares-Taylor 5 • Robbie Walton 11 • Chris Thompson Jr. • F • 6-7 • 225 So. • G • 5-9 • 165 Jr • G • 6-0 • 165 Fr • G • 6-1 • 165 Stoney Creek, Ont. Roxbury, Mass. Boston, Mass. Florence, N.J. Bishop Ryan Tilton Boston Latin Life Center Academy

14 • Akeem Williams 22 • Antonio Bivins 23 • Kerry Weldon 24 • Romeo Diaz Fr. • G • 5-10 • 190 Fr. • G/F • 6-5 • 175 Fr. • G/F • 6-5 • 190 So. • G/F • 6-5 • 190 Brockton, Mass. Miami, Fla. New York, N.Y. Methuen, Mass. Winchendon American Saint Agnes Methuen

25 • Darrell Ward 30 • Pete Steere 32 • Nomso Emetarom 33 • Dan Porter Fr. • F • 6-7 • 235 Jr. • F • 6-6 • 205 Fr. • G • 5-8 • 170 So • G • 5-11 • 165 White Plains, N.Y. Lancaster, Mass. Framingham, Mass. Hudson, N.H. Notre Dame Prep Nashoba Regional Framingham Alvirne

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2 John Corbacio kor • BOTCH • io 3 Scotty Tavares-Taylor tah • VAH • rez 32 Nomso Emetarom NOM • so ah • met • er • AHM 50 Heman Honore HE • min ON • or • ay 41 • Matt Welch 50 • Heman Honore Marc Kuntz KOONTS So. • F • 6-6 • 220 Jr. • F • 6-4 • 240 Lowell, Mass. Medford, Mass. Lowell/University of N.H. St. Clement/Newbury

Greg Herenda Marc Kuntz Tom Glynn Jen Valente Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Graduate Assistant Third Year (41-20) Sixth Year First Year First Year Merrimack ‘83 Xavier ‘00 Springfield ‘06 UMass Lowell ‘10 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell Inside... UML Men’s Basketball Quick Facts...... 2 This is UMass Lowell...... 3-9 • Lowell, Mass...... 3 • Boston, Mass...... 4 • The University...... 5 • UMass Lowell Athletics: 2009-10 in Review...... 6-7 • The Facilities...... 8 Coaching Staff...... 9-11 The 6th Man Club...... 12 River Hawks in the Community...... 13 2009-10 Season Statistics & Results...... 14 2010-11 Team Roster & Photo...... 15 2010-11 Preview...... 16 2010-11 Player Profiles...... 17-22 The Northeast-10...... 23-25 • Conference Information...... 23 • Season & Tournament Results...... 24 • All Conference Teams...... 24 • 2009-10 Team Statistics...... 25 • 2009-10 Individual Statistics...... 26 2010-11 Opponents...... 27-30 River Hawk Shining Moments...... 31 Records...... 32-42 • 1,000 Point Club...... 32 • Record v. Opponents...... 32 • Team Records...... 33 • Individual Records...... 34 • Single Game, Yearly Leaders...... 35 • Career, Single Season Leaders...... 36-37 • River Hawks in the Hall of Fame...... 38 • All-Time Letterwinners...... 39-40 Sophomore Romeo Diaz • Year-by-Year Results...... 41-43 Media Information...... 44

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Contributors: Chris O’Donnell, Director of Athletic Media Relations; Christina Stone, Athletic Business Coordinator; Kristie Kyzer, Student Assistant. www.goriverhawks.com R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell Quick Facts Location: ...... Lowell, Mass. 01854 Founded: ...... 1975 Enrollment: ...... 7,000 Nickname:...... River Hawks Colors: ...... Red, White, and Royal Blue Home Court:...... Costello Athletic Center (2,100) Affiliation:...... NCAA Division II Conference:...... Northeast-10 President:...... Dr. Jack M. Wilson Chancellor: ...... Martin T. Meehan Director of Athletics: ...... Dana K. Skinner Chris O’Donnell Elizabeth Paige Fierman Sean Hladick Assistant Director of Assistant Director Senior Associate Director of Athletics:...... Joan Lehoullier Director of Athletic Media Relations Athletic Media Relations of Athletic Media Assistant AD/External Affairs:...... Eric Allen Men’s Basketball Contact Relations Athletic Coordinator/Business Affairs:...... Christina Stone Head Athletic Trainer:...... Artie Poitras Athletic Media Relations Director of Athletic Media Relations:...... Chris O’Donnell Office Phone:...... (978) 934-2306 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Asst. Director (Men’s Basketball Contact):....Elizabeth Fierman Office Phone:...... (978) 934-2304 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Fax:...... (978) 934-2313 Keri Ann Maresca, Will Baron Assistant Director:...... Sean Hladick MS ATC Team Manager Athletic Trainer E-Mail:...... [email protected] Media Relations Specialist:...... Bob Ellis E-Mail:...... [email protected] Mailing Address:...... 1 University Avenue, Lowell, MA 01854 Website:...... www.goriverhawks.com About the Coaching Staff/Team Information River Hawk Head Coach:...... Greg Herenda (Merrimack, 1983) E-Mail...... [email protected] Overall Record:...... 43-22 (Two years) Record at UMass Lowell:...... 21-8 (Second year) Men’s Basketball Office:...... (978) 934-2340 • Associate Head Coach Marc Kuntz...... (978) 934-2341 ...... [email protected] • Assistant Coach Tom Glynn...... (978) 934-2135 ...... [email protected] • Graduate Assistant Jen Valente.... [email protected] Team Managers:...... Will Baron, Tyler Render 2009-10 Overall Record:...... 20-12 2008-09 Northeast-10 Record:...... 13-9 (T-6th) Veterans Returning/Lost:...... 6/9 Starters Returning/Lost:...... 4/1 The River Hawk nickname and initial logo was Program History selected in the spring of 1994 following a lengthy pro- cess, a contest and a final vote by the UMass Lowell First Season of Men’s Basketball:...... 1975-76 student body. All-Time Record:...... 528-466 (.531) Not representative of any specific bird, the River Conference Championships:...... 2 (2003, 04) Hawk is envisioned as a mythical bird of strength, Conference Tournament Championships...... 3 (2003, 04, 10) speed and courage. It soars to great heights but never Years in NCAA Tournament:...... 8 (Last: 2010) loses its connection to the river and the land below. Program’s Best Record:...... 28-6 (2003-04) Straddling both sides of the Merrimack River, Program’s Best Finish:...... NCAA Division II Champion (1988) UMass Lowell has been a thriving educational and research center with strong ties to the industries that have lined its shores for over a century. The University extends sincere thanks and grati- Can’t Get to the Game? tude to Chad Dooley for the suggestion of the River Hawk name and 1980 alumnus Brian Trainor for his Watch it Live Online! creative design on the original logo mark. The University amended the logo in 2006 through Catch all home games streamed the creative work of Phoenix Design in New York City. online at www.goriverhawks.com, the home for UMass Lowell Athletics 2 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell This is UMass Lowell Throughout its 100 year history, the 100 campus University of Massachusetts Lowell has organiza- excelled at providing innovative, respon- tions to sive programs that meet both the needs of choose from: its students for a quality education and the academic, needs of regional businesses for skilled recreational, practitioners and managers. and special Formed through the merger of a interest technical institute and a teacher’s college, groups; the the University is part of the five-campus women’s University of Massachusetts system. The center; academic experience at UMass Lowell of- Martin T. Meehan, marching fers students comprehensive, broad-based Chancellor band; the programs characterized by a continuing student effort to break down traditional barriers newspa- between disciplines, and between the classroom and the “real per; an FM world.” radio station Courses typically involve a practical component which can covering a range from the political science team that competed nationally 20-mile ra- in a United Nations Model Assembly; to the music business ma- dius; and the jors who went to a recording industry conference in California; Off-Broad- to the civil engineering students who helped the city of Lowell way Players. inventory and replace all of its street signs. Campus- Members of the faculty are respected researchers who wide events University Avenue value their commitment to teaching and extend the learning include University experience beyond the classroom. Undergraduates participate Week and Spring Car- in funded research and college policy committees, and senior nival, and resident hall associations sponsor social and recre- faculty are involved in student projects such as building and ational events. racing a solar-powered car. Strong links with local businesses, The University’s three campuses, spread over 100 acres educational systems, and health care providers benefit students on both sides of the Merrimack River, include classroom and through an increasing number of internships, part-time jobs, and laboratory buildings, two libraries, a student center, two gymna- grants. In short, students graduate with the hands-on experi- siums, multiple dining halls, a Center for the Performing Arts, an ence and practical problem-solving skills for which employers art gallery, and numerous residence halls. State-of-the-art labo- are looking. ratories include such special-interest facilities as the six Sound UMass Lowell offers 82 different undergraduate concentra- Recording Technology Program studios; an interactive video lab tions, including recent popular choices like meteorology, sound (one of three in the country) that enables nursing students to recording technology, exercise physiology, criminal justice, and simulate medical emergencies; and a manufacturing lab where plastics engineering. Most courses incorporate some kind of engineering and management students team up to produce practical component that gives students hands-on experience microelectronic components. in their field. Support services ranging from the University-wide In 1998, the University’s collaborative relationship with Honors Program to multimedia computer labs to academic the city of Lowell resulted in the completion of the nearby tutoring ensure that all students have access to the programs Paul E. Tsongas Hockey Arena and the on-campus Edward A. and services that help them succeed. The Graduate School LeLacheur Baseball Stadium. The latter is shared by UMass enrolls nearly 3,000 Lowell and the Lowell students in 30 master’s Spinners, a class A af- degree and 11 doctoral filiate of the Boston Red programs. Sox. UMass Lowell’s These projects 7,316 undergraduate and the University’s students are ethnically, Campus Recreation culturally, and economi- Center, which opened in cally diverse. Students the Fall of 2002, are lo- are active in a wide cated in the city’s North- variety of community ern Canal area where service activities, in- campus and community cluding athletics-based meet. Other collabora- programs for local tive projects in this area high school students; include a three-mile the Assistive Technol- river walk/canal walk ogy Program in which system, and the mixed- students create and use renovation of the modify devices for the 18-acre Lawrence Mills disabled; and volunteer complex. work at local shel- ters and community programs. There are more than The Tsongas Center: Home of UMass Lowell Ice Hockey

5 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell UMass Lowell Athletics: 2009-10 in Review by Chris O’Donnell, Director of Athletic Media Relations

The River Hawks’ usual bevy of awards and accomplishments did not with Merrimack (2 OT) in the fall short in 2009-10. An impressive combination of Northeast-10 Confer- NCAA Tournament first round ence awards, championships, an NCAA Champion, academic recognition before losing on penalty kicks, and continued service to the greater Lowell community helped the River 4-3. Hawks truly soar with pride this past year, continuing to build new traditions Still, the season was not and chievements into UMass Lowell’s rich athletic history. without its highlights. Senior G Jamie Gillis and senior de- FALL fender Kathleen Strazzere be- UMass Lowell kicked off the season with a top ranking in the came the program’s first-ever Northeast-10 Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll. Despite finishing the All-Americans as both were regular season third in the Conference, they made it farther than any other named to the NSCAA First and team, reaching their third consecutive NCAA Division II Tournament Cham- Second Team, respectively. pionship game. They eventually fell to 16-time champion Bloomsburg, 3-2. Gillis was named the NE-10 Junior forward and leading scorer Sammy Macy was named 2010 Goalkeeper of the Year for Northeast-10 Player of the Year for her 57-point showing during the season. the second straight year and She tallied 25 goals and seven assists and was selected as a Longstreth/ Strazzere the Co-Defensive NFHCA First Team All-American and tabbed to the NCAA Championship Player of the Year, leading All-Tournament Team. eight River Hawks on the Macy was joined on the NFHCA All-America First Team All-Conference Volleyball won its first ever North- by teammates Laura Sullivan and Ashley Smith, who an- teams. Addition- east-10 Conference Tournament chored the River Hawk defensive corps through the season. ally, Head Coach Championship in program history on Junior Katie Enaire finished the season just behind Macy with Elie Monteiro 51 points (22g, 7a) and was named to the Second Team. was named the its home court The standard of the men’s cross country team has grown NE-10 Coach of steadily through the decade, and a goal of winning at least the Year for the three trophies per season is not far fetched. Two out of three, second time in five years. however, isn’t bad either. In 2006, UMass Lowell became Gillis, with help from the defense, shattered a slew of the first Division II or III college to capture the New England records, but the one that stood out among the rest was for Championship – the classic 98-year-old race each October consecutive shutout minutes – 1,333 – which set an NCAA in Franklin Park – for the first time. In 2010, the River Hawks Division II record and bested the previous mark of 1,192 set won their third title in four years, defeating the likes of UMass, in 1997. Providence and New Hampshire. In what will be remembered as the team’s greatest season The River Hawks fell short of the Northeast-10 title, in recent history, UMass Lowell won its first ever Northeast-10 despite naming seven runners to the Conference all-star Tournament Championship and returned to the NCAA Tourna- teams, but regrouped to capture the NCAA East Region title ment for the first time since 2005. with five All-East Region runners in the top 12 places. After finishing the regular season with a 19-9 clip UMass Lowell moved on to the NCAA Championship for (11-4 NE-10), the River Hawks stormed through the NE-10 the 10th straight year, where they finished 16th behind junior Tournament on their home court. In the Championship game Angus MacDonald, who placed 26th among scoring runners versus Adelphi, NE-10 Tournament MVP Nichole Rondeau and 37th overall to earn All-American honors. MacDonald compiled 33 assists and nine digs to propel UMass Lowell also received the NE-10 Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence to victory in five sets. Award for cross country, presented to one student-athlete per After falling in the opening round of the NCAA Tourna- conference sport for excellence in the classroom and the field ment, the River Hawks received several post-season honors. of play. Karen McNulty was named the NE-10 Coach of the Year, While the men’s Sarah Coscia earned a spot on the All-Conference First- cross country team Team and Elsa LeGrand was named to the Third-Team. In excelled, so did the Senior track athlete addition, Coscia was placed on the AVCA Division II All-East women’s, which finished Jacqui Barrett won Region Team. runner-up at both the the Division II National It was an unexpected season, to say the least, Northeast-10 Conference for the men’s soccer team which limped to a 4-12-0 season Championship as well as Championship in the following an appearance in the 2008 NCAA Tournament quar- the NCAA East Region spring for the shotput terfinal. Though 14 players and five starters returned for the Championship and moved 2010 season, UMass Lowell’s outcome in 2009 was a surprise. on to the NCAA Champi- The season started bright with a 3-2 double overtime onship for the seventh straight year. triumph over 2008 NCAA finalist Dowling College while other victories came Four River Hawks were cited to at the expense of Assumption, New Haven and Saint Rose. Notable was the the All-Conference teams, led by junior fact that UMass Lowell lost seven matches by one goal. Lyra Clark and senior Haley Catarius, Among the highlights, three River Hawks – seniors Jhony Valencia and who finished second and fourth at Ryan Richards, and junior Stephen Potcner – were named to the Northeast-10 the NE-10 meet. Clark, junior Sarah All-Conference Third Team. Bonomo and freshman Kelly Walton placed among the top 15 runners at WINTER the NCAA East Region Champion- The 2009-10 men’s basketball team followed up a spectacular turnaround ship – each earning All-East Region season in 2008-09 with its second consecutive 20-win season, finishing the honors – to lead UMass Lowell to a year at 20-12. Despite finishing the regular season seventh in the NE-10, the second-place showing at the NCAA squad brought home the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament championship East Region Championship. with a thrilling postseason run and victory over Adelphi in the championship At the NCAA Championship, the game on its home court. River Hawks placed 23rd behind Clark, They earned hard-fought victories over NE-10 foes Merrimack and Bentley who placed 116th overall (97th among during their late-season surge and gave eventual regular season champion scoring runners) in a field of 184. Stonehill its first conference-loss of the season in January. In a year full of milestones, the Two guards, Kevin Carr and Kyle Caiola became the 34th and 35th women’s soccer team enjoyed argu- members, respectively, of the UMass Lowell 1,000 Point Club, while Caiola Field hockey advanced to the ably its best season, in which it ad- also racked up personal accolades all season, as well. He was named NABC vanced to the Northeast-10 Conference First Team All-East Region and NE-10 All-Conference Second Team. Caiola NCAA Tournament title game Tournament semifinal and the NCAA was named NE-10 Tournament Most Outstanding Player and was a conference for the fifth time in seven Tournament for the fourth time in five and national leader in free throw percentage (.899) throughout the year. years. years. In a vastly improved season from a year ago, the women’s basketball The River Hawks ran into hard luck team shrugged off its preseason prediction (10th in the Northeast-10 Confer- in the postseason, falling on an overtime ence preseason poll) and turned an 8-19 record in 2009 into a 16-11 record goal in the NE-10 Tournament semifinal at Franklin Pierce, then drawing 0-0 and a 12-10 showing in the NE-10 (tied for sixth). 6 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell

2009-10: (continued)

With the seventh seed for the NE-10 Tournament, the River Hawks were nation virtually the entire season (49 feet, 11.75 inches) and won the title on stunned by No. 10 American International, 63-59, in the first round. her first throw of the competition, a school-record 50’ 8.25’’, and surpassed There were plenty of milestones along the way, including the play of Heather Oldham’s previous school-record of 50’ 8.0’’ by a mere quarter inch. freshman Bianca Simmons, who was named the NE-10 Co-Freshman of the Barrett had plenty of company at the NCAAs as senior Haley Catarius Year as she compiled averages of a team-high 13.0 points along with 4.8 placed 10th in the 800 meters (2:10.63), and led the 4X400 meter relay team rebounds while shooting .842 from the free throw line. to 12th in 3:48.15. Joining her was freshman Shannon Cunningham and Head Coach Kathy O’Neil, celebrating her 25th season, earned the sophomores Nicole Giaquinto and Amy Delgado. 400th win of her career when the River Hawks defeated Stonehill 80-69 on The NCAA title was one of three trophies that Barrett won in the spring. Feb. 6. Additionally, UMass Lowell continued to turn aside non-conference She also took home the New England Championship, setting a meet record opponents with a 4-0 clip last year. with a throw of 47’ 9.25’’. Additionally, the 4X400 meter relay team of Catarius, Despite falling short of the lofty preseason expectations, UMass Lowell Cunningham, Giaquinto and Delgado captured the New England title in 3:47.80. hockey still enjoyed a successful 2009-10 campaign. The River Hawks fin- Giaquinto (4X400, 4X100) and sophomore Ashley Zielinski (4X100, 100 meter ished the regular season in a tie for third place in Hockey East, their highest dash) earned All-New England honors in two events. finish since 1995-96, before falling in three games at Maine in the conference UMass Lowell was the runner-up at the Northeast-10 Championship as playoffs. Barrett (shot put, 49’ 11.0’’, an NE-10 record) and Cunningham (400 meter Over the course of the season, Carter Hutton broke program records dash, 56.35, also an NE-10 record) each walked away with individual titles. for career shutouts (10), career goals against average (2.33) and single UMass Lowell’s first outdoor meet of the season – the Disney Classic season save percentage (.928). in Orlando, Fla. – gave a hint of things to come in the spring season as four UMass Lowell received several post-season honors as Hutton and athletes earned NCAA qualification. Three of those athletes – Ruben Sanca, Jeremy Dehner were named Hockey East Second Team All-Stars. Hutton Doug Caves and Tim Guerin – secured their places at the NCAA Champion- was also named the Bauer Goaltending Champion and a New England ship as Sanca won All-American honors in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters, and Hockey Writers All-Star. Caves in the 400 meter dash to wrap magnificent careers. Ben Holmstrom was honored as the HE Best Defensive Forward and received Despite finishing a disappointing fifth at the Northeast-10 Conference the NEHW Frank Jones Award, the first River Hawk to earn both honors in Championship due to minor inju- the same season since Doug Nolan (1998-99). ries and bad timing, UMass Lowell Also notable was the departure of seniors Hutton (Adirondack), Holmstrom regrouped the following week and (Adirondack) and Nick Schaus (Worcester), who signed NHL contracts; as placed second – among all three well as Jeremy Dehner (Norfolk) and Nevin Hamilton (Providence) to the AHL. divisions – at the New England UMass Lowell’s tradition of the cross country season feeding into Championship behind only the the indoor and outdoor track and field season remained steadfast as ever University of Rhode Island. with the crowning two relay teams and two individuals as All-Americans. Caves gave one of the great Junior Angus MacDonald was the catalyst as he led the men’s distance single-day men’s efforts in the medley relay team to All-American honors (eighth, 10:15.51) for the fifth time program’s history as he earned in six years and then went on to capture individual All-American status in the All-New England in four events, mile (eighth, 4:15.04). Freshman Evan White earned UMass Lowell’s highest winning the 400 meters, placing place at the NCAAs when he placed fourth in the 200 meter dash (21.65). runner-up in the 200 and the Also joining the list of All-Americans was Jeff Wundt, who ran legs in 4X100 meter relay, and finishing the distance medley (alongside MacDonald, sophomore Danny Wang and fourth in the 4X400 relay. In all, 10 senior Tim Guerin) and 4X400 meter relay, which placed seventh in 3:15.11. athletes in 14 events earned All- Joining him in the 4X400 was junior Donte Brown, senior Robert Liekweg New England status and Sanca and freshman Craig Bennett. was named the USTFCCCA East At the New England Championship, UMass Lowell placed fourth among Region Athlete of the Year. Division II and III schools (eighth overall) behind its distance medley relay Under first year head coach team, which won the title in 9:53.97. A miler on the DMR team, MacDonald Sean Cotter, the UMass Lowell also earned All-New England status in the 3,000 meters as the runner-up in softball program bounced back 8:20.97, while junior Cory Murray placed fourth in the shot put (52’ 4.5’’). from a 10-31-1 showing in 2009 with The River Hawks’ hockey team was The River Hawks placed third at the North- a 23-27 season, more than doubling ranked as high as third in the nation east-10 Championship and crowned two titlists in their output from last year, and a Murray (shot put, a school record 55’ 2.25’’) and Northeast-10 Conference Tourna- during the 2009-10 campaign. White (200 meters, 21.91). ment berth. UMass Lowell’s two days at the NCAA Sophomore P/DP Elyssa Boris Championship signified accomplishment but also broke the program record for single season home runs with 12, surpassing the served as a showcase for several underclass- previous mark of nine set by Stacey Lajoie in 2006. The 12 home runs also tied women. The accomplishment part was highlighted her for first among NE-10 leaders. She also threw a no-hitter in a 7-0 victory by senior Jacqui Barrett, who led the shot put with over Minnesota-Crookston on Mar. 16 in Cocoa Beach, Fla., and was named a distance of 49’ 4.25’’ until the final throw of the to the NE-10 All-Conference Second Team. competition when Kelly Ash of Ashland University Joining her with postseason honors was freshman 2B Krista MacKenzie, won with a toss of 51’ 1.0’’. who was named to the NE-10 All-Rookie Team as she batted a team-best .413 Barrett was one of two River Hawks to earn All- batting average (fifth in the NE-10), 31 runs and 23 RBIs. American honors as senior Haley Catarius placed The 2010 baseball season looked bright after a seven-game win eighth in 2:13.28 in the 800 meters. Catarius also streak in Florida granted the club an 11-5 start. However, a mid-season lull, ran a leg on UMass Lowell’s 4X400 meter relay which included a six-game losing skid, forced the River Hawks into a race for the team which placed ninth in 3:52.53. Joining her was Northeast-10 playoffs. Despite winning eight of their final nine games, UMass freshman Shannon Cunningham and sophomores Lowell missed the NE-10 Tournament due to a tie-breaker with Merrimack. Nicole Giaquinto and Amy Delgado. Among the season’s highlights, River Hawk hitters broke a pair of program The aforementioned each took home All-New records in a 29-3 victory over the defending Division II National Champion Lynn England honors: Catarius in the 800 meters (sec- University on Mar. 15. Jared Notargiacomo became the first player to hit two ond), Barrett in the shot put (second), as well as grand slams in the same game and Luke Wallace collected a program-best sophomore Ashley Zielinski in the 55 meter hurdles seven hits. (8.22) and 200 meters (seventh); Cunningham Honors were quick to follow at season’s end as five players were selected (fourth) and Giaquinto (eighth) in the 400 meters. to the NE-10 All-Conference Teams, led by First Team selection Cam Kneeland The previous week, UMass Lowell captured and Third Team picks Wallace, J.T. Leary and Dustin Ramey and All-Rookie the NE-10 title for the sixth time and won four titles selection Garrett Cole. led by Catarius (500 meters), Barrett (shot put), Since being restored to varsity status effective the 2005 season, the sophomore Chrissy Silvar (pole vault) and the Angus MacDonald, golf program has consistently improved each season and has been represented 4X400 meter relay. All-American Cross in the NCAA Tournament six straight years, including the last three as a team. The 2009-10 season saw the program continue to rank among the East SPRING Country star, led Region’s best during the regular season, evidenced by a No. 8 ranking in the For senior shot putter Jacqui Barrett, the the River Hawks to final East Region poll. Though it finished 14th at the NCAA East-Atlantic Super spring 2010 was one for the ages as she captured continued success Regional, the River Hawks took fifth among the 10 East Region schools in the the NCAA Championship in the shot put to become last fall. field UMass Lowell’s third-ever female – and second in UMass Lowell finished a disappointing seventh at the Northeast-10 Con- five years – to win an NCAA title. ference Tournament, but it continued its representation on the NE-10 all-star After placing second at the NCAA indoor championship, Barrett led the team as senior Matt Twomey placed in a tie for sixth individually. 7 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL This is UMass Lowell The Facilities: A Commitment to River Hawk Athletics Among the many things on which the UMass Lowell Department of director and chair of the Department of Languages at Lowell Techno- Athletics prides itself is its facilities. logical Institute for 49 years. There is the palatial 6,500-seat Paul The complex was constructed E. Tsongas Arena, home of the River in 2000-01 and features an artificial field Hawk Division I ice hockey program; the and bleacher stadium for field hockey 4,700-seat Edward A. LeLacheur Park and football, a competitive track and home of the baseball team; the Cushing field complex and a natural grass soc- Field Complex, which houses the soccer, cer field. field hockey and track and field teams; In the summer of 2007, a and River View Field, home of the UML state-of-the art pressbox was added to softball team. the soccer field, complete with a radio/ webcast booth and outlets to enable for The Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell live internet scoring.

A joint venture with the City of Edward A. LeLacheur Park Lowell and the University led to the con- struction and completion in 1998 of the A 4,767-seat natural grass Paul E. Tsongas Arena and the Edward facility, LeLacheur Park is home to the A. LeLacheur Park on the University’s UML baseball team as well as the Low- north campus. ell Spinners, the Class ‘A’ affiliate of the Opened and dedicated on Jan. 2004 and 2007 World Series Champion 27, 1998, the Arena proudly bears Edward A. LeLacheur Park Boston Red Sox. It is among the most the name of the late Senator Paul E. attractive, most beautifully manicured Tsongas, a Lowell native. The 6,500-seat arena is home to the NCAA minor league ballparks in the country. Division I UML ice hockey team, as well as a wide variety of concerts, Completed in 1998, LeLacheur Park has served as site of the family shows and other sporting events. NCAA Tournament Division II Northeast Region Baseball Championship In 2010, the University purchased the Arena from the city of Lowell from 1998-2003, as well as the Northeast-10 Tournament from 2001-07. and renamed it the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell. River View Field Costello Athletic Center Located on the University’s south campus, River View Field serves Most recently, the University turned its attention to the Costello as the home of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament champion Athletic Center, home of the UML volleyball and women’s and men’s UML softball team and has also been the site of the NE-10 Tournament basketball teams as well as the winter refuge for the baseball and soft- in recent years. Situated on the banks of the Merrimack River, River ball teams. View Field is regarded as one of the premier softball complexes in New Built in 1964, the CAC underwent many renovations over the England. summer of 2006, including the installation of a new hardwood playing surface; new collapsible bleachers in several areas, including the east Campus Recreation Center end of the court; and new banners at either end of the court celebrating the University’s many championships. The newly constructed Campus Recreation Center caters to the Additionally, a new sound system was installed with speakers to be needs of the student-athlete. This two-story, 80,000 square foot facility added above the balcony level as well as attractive acoustic panels on offers a variety of fitness and fun activities. the ceiling to improve sound. The CRC contains three basketball courts with a one-eighth Among the minor changes has been a new curtain separating the seamless rubber compound running track overlooking the courts from main floor and the auxiliary the second floor. Adjacent to gymnasium, as well as new the basketball courts are two blinds on the windows above racquetball courts in addition to the balcony level. a squash court. Along with the main and Additionally, there is a auxiliary basketball courts, 6,500-square foot dual-level this three-floor facility also fitness area that contains a contains a swimming pool, variety of cardiovascular equip- training facilities and the main ment, free weights and selec- offices for the athletic depart- torized machines. Multipurpose ment staff. studios offer space for aerobic The weight room, and fitness classes, and a well- located in the basement, ness room provides information contains the latest equipment and help on how to eat and and a wide variety of free exercise better. weights suitable for train- Locker rooms offer a sauna for ing and is exclusive to UML relaxation, and pool and tennis student-athletes. tables give students a chance to unwind in the atrium. Cushing Field Complex

Adjacent to the Costello Athletic Center is the Cushing Field Complex, named after Costello Athletic Center Gymnasium the Lester H. Cushing, former athletic 8 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE COACHING STAFF Head Coach Greg Herenda Greg Herenda, the seventh Herenda’s coaching coach in UMass Lowell his- career has brought him to the tory, enters his third season as Big East, Ivy League, Patriot head coach of the River Hawks, League and Conference USA bringing over 20 years of experi- through the years, and his ence at all NCAA levels to the teams have gone on to the program. For his efforts turning NCAA Tournament and NIT around the UMass Lowell pro- Tournament, as well as won gram in 2008-09, Herenda was conference titles. named Northeast-10 Coach of In his last three head the Year and National Associa- coaching jobs, Herenda has tion of Basketball Coaches East improved his teams’ win total Region Coach of the Year. by an average of 9.33 wins in Herenda followed up his stellar first year with his first year with each of the the 2010 NE-10 Conference Tournament Champion- programs. ship during the 2009-10 season. The #7 River Hawks While at Division III Cabrini College, Herenda guided the Cavaliers and previously, Elgin Community College in Elgin, IL, to remarkable turnaround seasons. In 2007-08, Cabrini posted a 12-14 mark (9-7 Pennsylvania Athletic Conference/fifth), up from a 5-20 overall clip (4-14/ninth) in 2006-07. Similarly, Elgin C.C. boasted an 18-11 record in 2006-07 once Herenda stepped in, improving on their previous sea- son’s record of 6-18. Previously, Herenda spent five years as the associate head coach at East Carolina University (2000-05) under Head Coach Bill Herrion, currently the head coach at New Hampshire. He also served as an assistant at Yale (1997-99), Seton Hall (1994-97) Herenda coached the River Hawks to the and Holy Cross (1989-94), following a four-year spell 2010 Northeast-10 Conference Championship after at his alma mater Merrimack (1985-89). storming through the post-season. During his two years with the (then) Chiefs, Herenda played a large role in recruiting the ULowell stormed through the post-season, defeating #2 Bentley team that won the 1988 NCAA Division II Champion- and #3 Merrimack on the road before hosting #9 Adel- ship, including All-American guard Bobby Licare and phi at home and eventually earning a 73-58 victory and All-New England standout Gavin Cummings. Heren- the 2010 title. The win sealed their second consecutive da’s younger brother, Billy, played for the Chiefs from appearance in the NCAA Tournament, despite falling to 1984-88. Merrimack in the first round. Among the many highlights in his coaching career, In his first season at the helm, 2008-09, Herenda Herenda helped lead Holy Cross to great success led UMass Lowell to a spectacular 21-8 (16-6 NE-10/ from 1989-94. The 1992-93 Crusader squad posted a second) campaign. Under his guidance, the River record of 23-7 (12-2 conference) and captured the Pa- Hawks experienced a complete program turnaround triot League Tournament championship and advanced and earned a No. 2 seed in the NE-10 Conference to the NCAA Tournament where it suffered a 94-64 Tournament and a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tourna- loss to Arkansas. ment after a two-year absence. He coached players Additionally, Holy Cross’s 1989-90 team captured Kyle Caiola and Max Kerman to post-season honors, the Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) North also, as they earned NE-10 Freshman of the Year and regular season championship and went on to earn an Defensive Player of the Year, respectively. NIT bid where it lost at Rutgers (87-78). Off the court, Herenda has encouraged and facili- Herenda’s three-year stay at Seton Hall was high- tated his team’s participation in the community through lighted by a 16-14 finish and an NIT appearance in involvement with the Lowell Boys and Girls Club, Saints 1994-95. Among his recruits were Shaheen Holloway, Medical Center, the Lowell YMCA and the Lowell Tran- former McDonald’s All-America Game Most Valuable sitional Living Center. Player and a three-time Big East Conference all star;

9 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE COACHING STAFF Head Coach Greg Herenda (cont’d) as well as Rimantas Kaukenas, both who led SHU to Head Coaches the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 in 2000. During his four-year stay as a coach at Merrimack, By the Season Herenda helped guide the Warriors (22-10, 13-5 NE- 10) to the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Year Coach W-L Notes 1975-76 Jim Stone 10-14 -- Division II Championship in 1989. The 1985-86 War- 1976-77 Tony Romano 10-14 -- riors compiled a 19-9 clip (9-5 NE-8) and advanced to 1977-78 Tony Romano 11-13 -- the NE-8 Tournament final. 1978-79 Tony Romano 11-15 -- 1979-80 Tony Romano 9-16 -- 1980-81 Tony Romano 9-17 -- 1981-82 Tony Romano 11-16 -- “Lowell is where I started my coaching 1982-83 Tony Romano 10-18 -- career and I still feel very connected 1983-84 Don Doucette 15-12 -- here. I helped recruit a lot of the guys 1984-85 Don Doucette 9-19 -- who graduated and won the NCAA 1985-86 Don Doucette 12-17 -- 1986-87 Don Doucette 21-8 -- championship in 1988, so my 1987-88 Don Doucette 27-7 NCAA Division II Champion, connection to the school runs deep.” NECC Tourney Champion -Greg Herenda, Head Coach 1988-89 Stan Van Gundy 16-13 -- UMass Lowell 1989-90 Stan Van Gundy 13-15 -- 1990-91 Stan Van Gundy 11-17 -- 1991-92 Stan Van Gundy 14-15 NECC Tourney Semifinal Herenda served as a lead analyst and color commen- 1992-93 Gary Manchel 13-15 NECC Tourney Semifinal tator for YES Network’s Ivy League basketball tele- 1993-94 Gary Manchel 10-18 NECC Tourney Semifinal 1994-95 Gary Manchel 16-11 -- casts. 1995-96 Gary Manchel 9-17 -- The 2005-06 ECC team went 18-11 overall, won 1996-97 Gary Manchel 20-10 ECAC Tourney Champion the Skyway Conference championship and reached NECC Tourney FInalist the Region IV District B Junior College Championship 1997-98 Gary Manchel 6-21 -- game for the first time in school history. 1998-99 Gary Manchel 12-16 NECC Tourney Semifinal A four-year player at Merrimack College, Herenda 1999-00 Gary Manchel 21-10 NECC, ECAC Tourn. Finalist led the Warriors to a 17-10 finish (13-5 NE-8) in 1981- 2000-01 Gary Manchel 24-7 NCAA Tourney 2nd Round 82 and a 14-13 clip (8-11 NE-8) in 1982-83. He still NE-10 Tourney Finalist holds the school record for assists in a game (22) and 2001-02 Ken Barer 20-9 NCAA Tourney 2nd Round shares the record for the single season average (9.0). 2002-03 Ken Barer 28-5 NE-10 Reg. Season Champion NE-10 Tourney Champion He graduated in 1983 with degree in business admin- NCAA Northeast Champion istration and marketing. NCAA Tourney Elite Eight A graduate of St. Peter’s Prep High School, Her- 2003-04 Ken Barer 28-6 NE-10 Reg. Season Champion enda played for legendary coach Jerome Halligan. NE-10 Tourney Champion Herenda and his wife, Jillene, have one son, Trey NCAA Northeast Champion (8). He is a native of North Bergen, NJ. NCAA Tourney Elite Eight 2004-05 Ken Barer 18-10 -- 2005-06 Ken Barer 21-10 NCAA Tourney Round of 16 2006-07 Ken Barer 9-18 -- 2007-08 Ken Barer 12-17 NE-10 Tourney Quarterfinal 2008-09 Greg Herenda 21-8 NE-10 Tournament NCAA Tournament 2009-10 Greg Herenda 20-12 NE-10 Tourney Champion NCAA Tournament

Coaching Records Years Head Coach W-L Pct. 1975-76 (1) Jim Stone 10-14 .417 1976-83 (7) Tony Romano 71-109 .394 1983-1988 (5) Don Doucette 84-63 .571 The Glory Days: On the left photo, Herenda 1988-92 (4) Stan Van Gundy 54-60 .474 (right) during his senior year at Merrimack Col- 1992-01 (9) Gary Manchel 131-125 .512 lege; Right photo, Herenda (left) as a senior at 2001-08 (7) Ken Barer 136-75 .645 St. Peter’s Prep H.S. 2008-present (2) Greg Herenda 41-20 .672

10 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE COACHING STAFF Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Marc Kuntz Tom Glynn Glynn is the former Assistant Boys A native of Monroe, Conn., Marc Basketball Coach at Arlington High School Kuntz is in his sixth season at UMass in Arlington, Mass. He was responsible for Lowell, and is responsible for recruit- scouting, conditioning and on-floor coach- ing, scouting, player development, ing for the varsity team that advanced to the community and alumni outreach. Kuntz state tournament. Prior to Arlington, he also was promoted from Assistant Coach to served as the Assistant Boys Basketball Associate Head Coach in August 2010 Coach at the Cambridge School of Weston, after five seasons with the River Hawks. where he helped lead his team to consecu- tive 20-win seasons. A graduate of Xavier University, Glynn has worked with the Rising Star, Kuntz came to UML following a one- Hoop Mountain, Bentley University, Boston year stint as head coach at Wilmington College and Providence College basketball (OH) College. Previously, he served as camps in the past, as well as a physical an assistant at Wilmington (2003-04), education and health teacher in the Lexing- Norwich University (2000-03) and as a ton, Mass. school district. He served as the manager during his undergraduate days at Xavier University Multi-Sport Program Director for the Lexington Recreation Department, (1996-2000). as well. A member of Xavier’s class of 2000, Kuntz was a student Glynn received his Bachelor’s Degree in physical education from Springfield College in 2006 and went on to earn his Master’s in sec- manager under the late Skip Prosser for three years while ondary education from Salem State College. receiving his degree in sports management. While at Xavier, “Tom is a very balanced young coach that can help us on the he worked with current and former NBA players James Posey court, in the weight room and on the Boston recruiting trails, as well,” (New Orleans Hornets), Torraye Braggs (formerly Houston Herenda said. Rockets) and David West (New Orleans Hornets). He graduated from Waltham High School, where he played three Upon graduation, Kuntz moved on to Norwich where he years of varsity basketball and served as team captain as a senior. served under Paul Booth as the recruiting coordinator. Having The demonstrated leader was also named Greater Boston League and brought in two recruiting classes, he was integral in helping the Daily News Tribune All-Star for his efforts on the court. Cadets emerge from a 6-18 record in 2001-02 to a 14-12 clip in He went on to play a post-graduate year at Tilton School, where he again served as team captain and helped his team advance to 2002-03, which marked the first winning season at Norwich in NEPSAC Class B Semifinals and earned Lakes Region All-Star ac- six years. colades. Kuntz then served as an assistant to Will Rey at Wilming- At UMass Lowell, Glynn will be responsible for on-court coaching, ton for one season before inheriting the head coaching reins in recruiting and scouting, as well as overseeing the River Hawks’ weight 2004-05. After a 1-25 finish in 2003-04, he guided the Quakers training program and academic support. to a much-improved 10-16 clip in 2004-05 (6-12 in the Ohio Athletic Conference, eighth place). Last year, with Kuntz’s re- Graduate Assistant cruits, the Quakers finished with a 20-7 record and established a school record for wins in a season. Jen Valente “Marc is my right hand man and a vital part of our pro- Valente is familiar to the UMass gram. He is a great recruiter and is an excellent teacher of the Lowell basketball family, as she game,” head coach Greg Herenda said. “He continues to help graduated from the University in me in so many ways. What he brings to my staff is immeasur- May 2010 and was a four-year able. I am very lucky to have him on my staff.” standout for the women’s basketball An active clinician on the summer camp circuit, Kuntz was team and President of the Student- an instructor at the renowned Five Star Basketball Camp from 2000-2005. He has also served as an instructor at Hoop Moun- Athlete Advisory Committee. tain and Eastern Invitational basketball camps. She is currently enrolled in Kuntz lives in Lowell, Mass. the University’s Master’s program, pursuing plans to become a teacher. Valente hails from Prospect, Conn. and was a three-year varsity star at Woodland Regional High School. As a River Hawk, Valente served as team captain during her senior year and finished her career with 91 appearances and 52 starts. She amassed 791 points (8.7 ppg) and 362 rebounds (4.0 rpg) as a forward for the River Hawks. She also received the Women’s Bas- ketball Student-Athlete Award for her efforts on the court and in the classroom. As a member of the coaching staff, Valente will be responsible primarily for academic support, as well as coordinating community service and contributing with scouting and on-floor coaching. “I am very excited to have Jen join our staff,” Her- enda said. “As a player, Jen always played with great passion and intelligence. I know she will bring those qualities to our program, as well.” 11 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE 6th MAN CLUB The 6th Man Club: River Hawk Basketball Boosters

River Hawks past and present gathered for the 2009 Alumni Game in Costello Gym on Jan. 31.

The youngest River Hawk fan, Connor Halligan (above), son of 6th Man Club members Damian and Kerri Halligan of Hoboken, NJ sports his UMass Lowell gear.

UMass Lowell alums (L to R) XXXX, Jim Borodawaka, Stacey Moragne and Necus Mayne shown at the 2010 6th Man Golf Outing at Alum Ray Caroll poses with Coach Herenda at the Alumni Game Meadow Creek in Dracut (below). UMass Lowell greats Gavin Cummings & John Paganetti at the UConn/UMass Lowell game in Nov. 2009.

The UMass Lowell Basketball booster club, officially known as the 6th Man Club, plays a significant and meaningful role in the River Hawk basketball pro- gram. From monetary donations to family events, guest speakers and cheering sections, the presence of the 6th Man Club is felt throughout the season. The 6th Man Club kicked off when the members of the 1988 National Championship Team brought a check to the 2008 UMass Lowell Golf Tournament to begin the fundraising efforts under Herenda’s reign. “The 6th Man Club is so vital to our program in so many ways,” said Herenda. “When I first got the job, the ’88 team presented me a check for $5,000 and it was extremely emotional and important to me. Our alums, fans and friends care so much about our program and the student-athletes.” Now Herenda, his staff and team are looking to grow the club even more. Its roots are growing deeper into the community and stretch beyond former River Hawk basketball players and well into the city of Lowell. “After being the head coach for a couple of years, I tried to reach out not only to our alums, but also to the people of Lowell,” he said. “I have gotten a tremendous response from so many and I think when people see we appreciate all they do, they step up and support what this program stands for.” The hard work, dedication and time put in by the student-athletes and staff is echoed by the support given by members of the 6th Man Club. Members often come to events like pre-game receptions, the Blue/Red Scrimmage and hit the road to follow the River Hawks on their quest for a trip to the NCAA Tournament. More than simply just a booster club, members of the 6th Man Club become an integral part of the extended family of the UMass Lowell Men’s Basketball program and help to enhance the overall experience of all the student-athletes that are a part of the men’s basketball team at UMass Lowell. “We have had nearly 100 people come in and talk to our team,” Herenda said. “It is very educational for our players and it bridges the gap from generation to generation. It harbors a strong family atmosphere. We have had contributions from Lowell to California, Russia to Europe. It is truly amazing how far-reaching our UMass Lowell network has expanded.” 12 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL River hawks in the community River Hawks in the Community: Donating Time and Selves, Men’s Basketball Gives Back to Greater Lowell

Aside from their determination on the court and hard work in the classroom, the River Hawks’ basketball team also takes a significant amount of time to give back to the community. The team and staff has made it a priority of theirs to spend as much time as they can getting out into the community to donate time, fundraise money and invite others to come out to their games. “Reaching out into our local community has been important to me from day one,” Herenda said. “I was taught as a young boy to always give back and we have tried hard to do that here in Lowell.” The players seem to get as much out of the experience as those they are helping and realize the importance of helping those less fortunate. The time they spend giving back to the greater Lowell community enriches their experience at the University, tenfold. “Our players are awesome at [giving back],” Herenda said. “Every time they go out and help in the community, they grow as citizens and as people.” The organizations the team works most with include the Lowell Boys and Girls Club, Saints’ Medical Center and the Lowell Transitional Center. From shooting around with kids, helping to staff the Saints’ Fall Cancer Walk or assisting the staff at the Transi- tional Center, they are always reaching out to different groups in the area and doing their best to help. “More often than not, our program gets more out of helping others than the people we are trying to help,” Herenda said. “I truly believe that community service is an obligation of ours. To give back to the people that need it in Lowell is extremely important to me and every single person in our program.”

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2009-10 STATISTICS • RESULTS 2009-10 Statistics |---- TOTAL ----| |---- 3 PTS ----| |--- REBOUNDS ----| ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def --Tot Avg PF/FO A APG TO Blk BPG Stl SPG Pts Avg 14 Kyle Caiola 32-32 1116 34.9 207-441 .469 55-137 .401 178-198 .899 27-95--122 3.8 74/2 102 3.2 106 2 0.06 57 1.8 647 20.2 24 Kevin Carr 30-17 828 27.6 101-318 .318 81-251 .323 21-26 .808 20-41--61 2.0 63/1 67 2.2 54 1 0.03 43 1.4 304 10.1 41 Matt Welch 12-0 216 18.0 40-87 .460 17-46 .370 8-15 .533 8-39--47 3.9 24/0 6 0.5 9 1 0.08 7 0.6 105 8.8 25 Ali Kanaan 30-19 666 22.2 85-178 .478 13-38 .342 57-81 .704 71-107--178 5.9 63/0 33 1.1 48 55 1.83 27 0.9 240 8.0 3 Scotty Tavares-Taylor 32-6 511 16.0 76-168 .452 28-73 .384 27-38 .711 20-27--47 1.5 38/0 38 1.2 62 1 0.03 27 0.8 207 6.5 42 Kingsley Onyechi 32-16 499 15.6 78-140 .557 0-0 .000 45-59 .763 59-79--138 4.3 58/1 3 0.1 48 27 0.84 12 0.4 201 6.3 32 Max Kerman 28-26 784 28.0 51-147 .347 15-54 .278 43-60 .717 49-95-144 5.1 82/3 35 1.3 30 12 0.43 38 1.4 160 5.7 21 Romeo Diaz 27-12 415 15.4 41-117 .350 10-40 .250 29-48 .604 30-49--79 2.9 43/1 16 0.6 23 8 0.30 16 0.6 121 4.5 22 Craig Heatherly 31-20 493 15.9 43-129 .333 16-60 .267 20-39 .513 34-73--107 3.5 50/0 31 1.0 37 3 0.10 24 0.8 122 3.9 23 Marcus Johnson 27-0 291 10.8 32-65 .492 1-4 .250 9-12 .750 6-19--25 0.9 34/1 22 0.8 20 3 0.11 10 0.4 74 2.7 5 Robert Walton 30-12 422 14.1 25-69 .362 9-29 .310 12-16 .750 23-53--76 2.5 35/0 28 0.9 17 4 0.13 26 0.9 71 2.4 34 Kyle Mayers 15-0 60 4.0 5-10 .500 0-0 .000 6-10 .600 6-4--10 0.7 16/0 1 0.1 4 1 0.07 1 0.07 16 1.1 33 Terrel Randle 12-0 29 2.4 5-13 .385 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 2-2--4 0.3 7/0 2 0.2 2 0 0.00 0 0.00 11 0.9 2 John Corbacio 18-0 68 3.8 4-12 .333 3-8 .375 0-3 .000 3-6--9 0.5 12/0 4 0.2 0 4 0.22 0 0.00 11 0.6 30 Peter Steere 10-0 20 2.0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2--3 0.3 2/0 0 0.0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 0,2 TEAM ------50-56--106 3.3 0 -- -- 5 ------

TOTAL 32 6418 -- 794-1898 .418 249-745 .334 455-606 .751 415-741--1156 36.1 601/10 388 12.1 465 122 3.81 288 9.0 2292 71.6 OPPONENTS 32 6426 -- 755-1772 ..426 218-632 .345 487-663 .735 372-779--1151 36.0 580/- 435 13.6 537 78 2.43 242 7.6 2215 69.2 2009-10 Results (20-12, 13-9 Northeast-10) Date Opponent Result High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists 11/15/09 MERCY W, 110-72 Kyle Caiola, 26 Craig Heatherly, 12 Kyle Caiola, 11 11/18/09 at Saint Michael’s * W, 67-52 Kyle Caiola, 19 Kingsley Onyechi, 9 Kyle Caiola, 4 11/21/09 CALDWELL W, 75-60 Caiola/Diaz, 18 Onyechi/Diaz, 8 Kevin Carr, 8 11/24/09 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE * W, 61-47 Kyle Caiola, 23 Caiola/Heatherly, 7 Kanaan/Caiola, 3 11/29/09 at Merrimack * L, 71-56 Kingsley Onyechi, 13 Ali Kanaan, 11 Max Kerman, 2 12/2/09 at Bentley * L, 81-56 Ali Kanaan, 12 Max Kerman, 6 Kevin Carr, 4 12/5/09 SAINT ANSELM * W, 88-77 Kyle Caiola, 32 Diaz/Heatherly, 6 Kyle Caiola, 6 12/8/09 FRANKLIN PIERCE * W, 76-65 Kyle Caiola, 32 Max Kerman, 6 Caiola/Carr, 3 12/29/09 vs. Clayton State ^ L, 82-68 Kyle Caiola, 20 Kingsley Onyechi, 6 Kyle Caiola, 2 12/30/09 vs. Shaw ^ W, 80-70 Kyle Caiola, 25 Ali Kanaan, 13 Kyle Caiola, 6 1/2/10 at Stonehill * W, 73-57 Kyle Caiola, 24 Kerman/Heatherly, 5 Kevin Carr, 3 1/6/10 at Assumption * W, 84-71 Kyle Caiola, 23 Ali Kanaan, 8 Kyle Caiola, 6 1/9/10 NEW HAVEN * W, 67-48 Kyle Caiola, 24 Kingsley Onyechi, 7 Craig Heatherly, 5 1/12/10 at Adelphi * W, 54-51 Kyle Caiola, 14 Kerman/Onyechi, 7 Kyle Caiola, 4 1/14/10 at Wilmington (DE) L, 74-63 Kyle Caiola, 30 Kingsley Onyechi, 8 Carr/Caiola/Heatherly/ Johnson, 2 1/16/10 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL * L, 71-51 Kyle Caiola, 18 Tavares-Taylor/Heatherly, 6Tavares-Taylor/Walton, 2 1/19/10 LE MOYNE * W, 66-54 Kyle Caiola, 32 Kyle Caiola, 7 Kevin Carr, 5 1/23/10 at Saint Rose * L, 93-78 Kyle Caiola, 21 Romeo Diaz, 8 Kevin Carr, 4 1/26/10 PACE * L, 72-67 Kyle Caiola, 21 Max Kerman, 13 Carr/Kerman/ Tavares-Taylor, 3 1/30/10 at Southern Connecticut * W, 73-54 Kyle Caiola, 18 Kanaan/Walton, 5 Kyle Caiola, 8 2/3/10 SAINT MICHAEL’S * W, 85-82 (OT) Kyle Caiola, 20 Ali Kanaan, 11 Scotty Tavares-Taylor, 4 2/6/10 STONEHILL * L, 68-60 Kyle Caiola, 19 Ali Kanaan, 8 Caiola/Kerman, 2 2/9/10 at Southern New Hampshire * W, 67-64 Kyle Caiola, 15 Max Kerman, 10 Max Kerman, 4 2/13/10 MERRIMACK * L, 93-88 Kyle Caiola, 18 Max Kerman, 10 Kevin Carr, 5 2/17/10 BENTLEY * L, 66-64 Ali Kanaan, 13 Matt Welch, 6 Robbie Walton, 3 2/20/10 at Saint Anselm * L, 101-70 Matt Welch, 15 Ali Kanaan, 6 Ali Kanaan, 6 2/24/10 at Franklin Pierce * W, 71-68 Kyle Caiola, 19 Caiola/Kanaan/Kerman, 7 Kyle Caiola, 5 2/27/10 ASSUMPTION # W, 91-79 Welch/Carr, 18 Ali Kanaan, 7 Kyle Caiola, 7 3/1/10 at Bentley # W, 76-63 Caiola/Walton, 12 Robbie Walton, 10 Kyle Caiola, 4 3/4/10 at Merrimack # W, 80-70 Kyle Caiola, 32 Ali Kanaan, 15 Welch/Caiola/Carr/ Kanaan, 3 3/6/10 ADELPHI # W, 73-58 Scotty Tavares-Taylor, 19 Kanaan/Welch/Onyechi, 7 Max Kerman, 2 3/13/10 vs. Merrimack ! L, 81-62 Kyle Caiola, 16 Welch/Kanaan/Caiola, 4 Kyle Caiola, 5

Overall Record: 20-12 • NE-10 Record: 13-9 (7th) • Home: 10-5 • Away: 9-5 • Neutral: 1-2 • Non-Conference: 7-3 *Northeast-10 Conference game; Home games in CAPS; ^ Rollins College Tournament; # NE-10 Tournament; ! NCAA Tournament at Stonehill College www.goriverhawks.com 14 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 rOSTER

Front Row (L to R): Antonio Bivins, Heman Honore, Scotty Tavares-Taylor, Robbie Walton, Akeem Williams, Chris Thompson Standing: Graduate Assistant Jen Valente, Romeo Diaz, Darrell Ward, Matt Welch, Associate Head Coach Marc Kuntz, Head Coach Greg Herenda, Assistant Coach Tom Glynn, John Corbacio, Kerry Weldon, Pete Steere, Manager Will Baron 2010-11 Numerical Roster

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 2 *John Corbacio Jr. F 6-7 225 Stoney Creek, Ontario/ Bishop Ryan 3 *Scotty Tavares-Taylor So. G 5-9 165 Boston, Mass./Lexington/ Tilton School 5 *Robbie Walton Jr. G 6-0 165 Boston, Mass./ Boston Latin 11 Chris Thompson Fr. G 6-1 165 Florence, N.J./ Life Center Academy 14 Akeem Williams Fr. G 5-10 190 Brockton, Mass./ Winchendon School 22 Antonio Bivins Fr. W 6-5 175 Miami, Fla./ American 23 Kerry Weldon Fr. W 6-5 190 New York, N.Y./ St. Agnes 24 *Romeo Diaz So. G 6-5 190 Methuen, Mass./ Methuen 25 Darrell Ward Fr. F 6-7 235 White Plains, N.Y./ Notre Dame Prep 30 *Pete Steere Jr. F 6-6 205 Lancaster, Mass./ Nashoba Regional 32 Nomso Emetarom Fr. G 5-8 170 Framingham, Mass./Framingham 33 Dan Porter So. G 5-11 165 Hudson, N.H./Alvirne 41 *Matt Welch So. F 6-6 220 Lowell, Mass./ Lowell 50 Heman Honore Jr. F 6-4 240 Medford, Mass./ St. Celment (Newbury)

Head Coach: Greg Herenda (Merrimack, 1983), Third year (41-20) Associate Head Coach: Marc Kuntz (Xavier, 2000) Assistant Coaches: Tom Glynn (Springfield, 2006) Graduate Assistant: Jen Valente (UMass Lowell, 2010) Managers: Will Baron, Tyler Render Sports Information: Elizabeth Paige Fierman Athletic Trainer: Keri Ann Maresca, MS, ATC Pronunciation Guide Captains: Robbie Walton, Matt Welch, Scotty Tavares-Taylor 2 John Corbacio kor•BOTCH•io *Veterans (6) 3 Scotty Tavares-Taylor tah•VAH•rez 32 Nomso Emetarom NOM•so ah•meh•tah•RAHM 50 Heman Honore HE•min ON•or•ay Marc Kuntz KOONTS

15 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 Season PREVIEW 2010-11 River Hawk Basketball: Young River Hawks Ready to Soar Returning six members of its 2010 Northeast-10 Champion- Fellow captain Welch is the highest-scoring returner this year, ship team and welcoming eight new faces into the ranks, the 2010- as he averaged 8.8 ppg in 12 appearances last year. The former 11 UMass Lowell Men’s Basketball squad is counting down the University of New Hampshire football player joined the team half- seconds until the first tipoff of the year, ready to turn their potential way through the season and made an immediate impact from the and promise into results. first time he put on a UMass Lowell jersey. The forward is also the “Although we have a young team, we do have returning play- leading rebounder among returnees, as he averaged 3.9 a game. ers that gained invaluable experience over the last two years,” said Classmate Romeo Diaz also has the potential to be a serious Head Coach Greg Herenda, who is returning for his third year at weapon for the River Hawks this season. He finished the year av- the helm of the UMass Lowell program. “We have players back eraging a deceptive 4.5 ppg, as the versatile guard/forward scored that have been involved with a great deal of in double figures five times in 27 appear- success and now it’s their turn to take the ances. He made 12 starts on the year reigns. I’m excited to see how the chemistry and kicked off his collegiate career with a unfolds as the season progresses.” 21-point, 10-rebound double-double. The troops will get their first test on “This group will now be allowed to do Saturday, Nov. 13 at 2:00 p.m. when they kick more and quite frankly, needs to do more, off the UMass Lowell Tip-Off Classic Tourna- for us to continue our winning ways,” ment at home in Costello Gymnasium. The Herenda said. “I am quite confident that River Hawks will take on the Eagles of Post their games will mature and so will their University before finishing the weekend with statistics. At the end of the day, this is a tilt against the Felician Golden Falcons at their time and I am comfident that they 4:00 p.m. on Sunday. will respond in a big way.” “This year’s team has exceptional quick- These veterans will be asked to step ness, athleticism and length, but the thing I up and lead by example, showing their like most about them is that they truly enjoy work ethic, dedication to the team and playing the game,” Herenda said. “On top desire for success. of that, they are an extremely hardworking group of guys who have a very high level of The Newcomers energy. I have said from day one that our It doesn’t seem like this large group success will evolve from our work ethic and of newcomers will be hard to motivate, I just love how hard these guys work every though. As Herenda noted, these young time they hit the floor.” men truly love the game of basketball They will begin their quest to defend and their enjoyment shines through in their NE-10 Tournament Title by opening their their talent and willingness to learn. conference schedule on Wednesday, Nov. “Our freshman class will be called 17 when they host Saint Michael’s College at upon to play and contribute immediately,” 7:30 p.m. Herenda said. “These guys just love to Aside from the regular conference foes, play and compete and I think they will including local rival Merrimack, ranked No. relish this opportunity. They are a very 22 in the National Association of Basketball talented group that has a great combi- Coaches’ Preseason Poll and No. 7 Bentley, nation of athleticism, talent and energy. as well as Adelphi (others receiving votes), Captains (from left) Robbie Walton, Scotty They are fun to coach and have shown a the team UMass Lowell stomped in the great ability to work hard and enjoy that tournament championship game, the River Tavares-Taylor and Matt Welch work, as well.” Hawks will also face some different non- The freshmen include wings Antonio conference opponents. In December, UMass Lowell will play host Bivins and Kerry Weldon, as well as guards Akeem Williams to Concordia (N.Y.) and Bridgeport, as well. and Chris Thompson. Classmate Darrell Ward represents the class of 2014 in the front court, while recent addition Nomso Em- The Returnees etarom will add some competition to the guard position, as well. Although just six members of last year’s team return – and “In a lot of ways, this class reminds me of my first recruiting none older than juniors – Herenda is not worried about any short- class when I was an assistant here back in 1983,” Herenda said. age of leadership or experience with these elder statesmen. “They have gotten along really well and I feel that they belong here “I am looking forward to all of our returnees taking the next step and will attain great success while they’re here in Lowell.” in every capacity,” Herenda said. “From Scotty leading us at the In addition to the freshmen, sophomore newcomer Dan point guard position to Robbie being asked to score the ball more Porter will also compete for playing time and increase the depth of and Matt being called upon to play the point forward position; the River Hawks’ back court, while the squad also welcomes junior Romeo will now have an opportunity to show his entire offen- Heman Honore who previously played at Newbury College. sive package from the wing and Boch will be asked to give us a defender and rebounder that can shoot the three and pass it out of Looking Ahead the post.” At the end of the day, whether they are newcomers or return- The most senior of student-athletes include juniors Robbie ees is unimportant. As long as Herenda can help his players find Walton and John Corbacio. The duo are the only players left the spark they need, this team has the ability to surprise many from the 2008-09 season and joined the ranks as freshmen, wel- people. coming in a new coach and helping to turn the program around. Although they were picked ninth in the NE-10 Preseason Walton, who was recently named captain along with sopho- Coaches Poll, the numbers mean nothing to this team. In 2008- mores Scotty Tavares-Taylor and Matt Welch earned a starting 09, they were picked to finish 12th in the highly-competitive confer- spot in the rotation for the second half of last season, starting in 12 ence with a new head coach and unknown faces. That year, they of the final 13 games. finished second. “I really like the combination of Scotty, Robbie and Matt as Last year, in 2009-10, they were picked to finish third and fell our captains,” Herenda said. “All three of them have helped us short, coming in tied for sixth at the end of the regular season. achieve success here and I know they want more of the same. As That number didn’t bother them either, though, as they stormed long as they continue to work hard and play hard, the rest of the through the conference tournament as a #7 seed, upsetting #2 team will fall in line and more leaders will evolve.” Bentley and #3 Merrimack on the road, en route to capturing the Corbacio returned from an injury last season and is expected 2010 Championship. to compete hard for increased time this year, as he has strength- Once the clock starts on the first game this weekend, though, ened himself considerably and is a strong rebounding asset for the the true test will begin and Herenda and his staff will see if their River Hawks. Classmate Pete Steere also adds experience in the batch of newcomers, paired with their dedicated group of veterans frontcourt, as he joined the squad at the beginning of last season. can come together to defend their title. Tavares-Taylor will look to fill the shoes of his predecessor, “The key to our team will be if we can have 14 players defend, leading on the floor as the point guard. The sophomore was one rebound and take care of the basketball as best as possible,” of only three River Hawks to see action in all 32 contests last year, Herenda said. “If we do those three things, we will continue the and the lone returner to accomplish the feat. He finished the year success that this program has grown accustomed to.” with 6.5 ppg and earned starts in the final six games of the year, as well as an NE-10 All-Tournament nod for his performance down the stretch. 16 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 PLAYER PROFILES JOHN CORBACIO Junior • Guard • 6-7/225 Stoney Creek, Ont. • Health Education

HERENDA ON CORBACIO: “Boch is a great representative of what a student-athlete represents here at UMass Lowell. He has contributed to our program and he will continue to do so. Boch has a great skill set for his size and defensively blocks shots and rebounds the basketball well.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 18 games on the year • Tallied four blocks on the year • Had three points in three games and a pair of rebounds2 on multiple occasions, as well. AS A FRESHMAN: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll • Played in 20 games with eight starts • Sidelined eight games due to an injury • Season-highs include seven points in an 83-47 win over Saint Michael’s; seven rebounds in a 72-64 loss to Bentley; and two blocked shots in a 67-56 win over St. Thomas Aquinas and the win over Saint Michael’s. BISHOP RYAN CATHOLIC SECONDARY H.S.: Four-year player at Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School for coach Kevin Daly • City of Hamilton all-star • Team Most Valuable Player re- cipient • First Team Nike All-Canada Camp • Earned invitation for Canadian Junior National Team tryout • Participated in Canada Basketball National Team training program from 2004-07 • Recipi- ent of Student Letter Award • Named to Honor Roll • Served on Student Council, Athletic Council. PERSONAL: One of four grown children of Giacomo and Cathy Corbacio of Stoney Creek, Ontario • Nicknamed “Boch” • Lists parents, Giacomo and Cathy, along with brothers Michael and David, sister Catharine as biggest influences • Favorite professional teams include Toronto Raptors and Toronto Maple Leafs • Aspires to be a high school teacher. and to win the NCAA Championship • Also played on the hockey, volleyball and track and field teams.

Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2008-09 20-8 18-57 .316 5-25 .200 2-6 .333 43 2.2 5 4 12 10 43 2.2 2009-10 18-0 4-12 .333 3-8 .375 0-3 .000 9 0.5 4 0 4 0 11 0.6 TOTAL 38-8 22-69 .325 8-33 .288 2-9 .167 52 1.4 9 4 16 10 54 1.4 ROMEO DIAZ

Sophomore • Guard/Forward • 6-5/190 Methuen, Mass. • Criminal Justice

HERENDA ON DIAZ: “Romeo had a very fast start out of the gates last year. He will now be asked to be one of our consis- tent offensive weapons. Romeo is very long and a very good rebounder24 of the basketball at both ends of the floor. He is perfect for our systems and I expect great things from him as his game matures.” AS A FRESHMAN: Named Northeast-10 Freshman of the Week on 11/17 for his 21 point, 10 rebound performance in his first collegiate game, the season-opener against Mercy • Averaged 4.5 PPG, 2.9 RPG after playing in 27 games with 12 starts on the year • After his breakout performance in the season-opener, he also notched 18 points against Caldwell on Nov. 21, going 4-5 from behind the arc. METHUEN H.S.: Played basketball at Methuen High School for coach Richie Barden • Helped Rangers to Merrimack Valley Conference small school championship as a sophomore • Two-time Merrimack Valley Conference all-star • Two-year team captain • Named team’s Most Valuable Player • Once scored 51 points in a single game as a senior. PERSONAL: Son of Luisa Ruffen of Methuen, Mass. and Guillermo Diaz • Nick- named “Rome” • Lists the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics as his favorite professional teams • Lists NBA Cares social initiative program as a major influence • Says his greatest sports moment was scoring 51 points in a game against Dracut as a senior; He also tallied 17 boards, dished 11 assists and went 19-22 from the line in the 3OT, 98-96, victory • Fluent in English and Spanish.

Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2009-10 27-12 41-117 .350 10-40 .250 29-48 .604 79 2.9 16 23 8 16 121 4.5 17 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 PLAYER PROFILES PETE STEERE Junior • Forward • 6-6/205 Lancaster, Mass. • Philosophy

HERENDA ON STEERE: “Pete joins us for his second season and brings great maturity and depth to our frontcourt. He has imroved immensely over just one season and now has a chance to back up at the power forward position. Pete30 possesses a very good stroke from the perimeter and rebounds the ball, as well.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Joined the River Hawk squad as a sophomore • Saw action in 10 games, tallying his first collegiate points at Saint Rose on Jan. 23. NASHOBA REGIONAL H.S.: Played varsity basketball for coaches Jon Lesage and Jim Adams at Nashoba Regional High School. PERSONAL: One of three sons of Gen and Jim Steere of Lancaster, Mass. • Names Larry Bird as his favorite sports figure and influence • Majoring in Philosophy with a minor in education with aspirations to one day become a teacher or school principal.

Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2009-10 10-0 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 3 0.3 0 0 0 0 2 0.2 SCOTTY TAVARES-TAYLOR Sophomore • Guard • 5-9/165 Roxbury, Mass. • Criminal Justice

HERENDA ON TAVARES-TAYLOR:”Scotty had a magical fresh- man year for us and it culminated in a championship. His ability to shoot the basketball with his speed and quickness makes him extremely hard to guard. On top of that, Scotty has a great knack for stealing the basketball and he puts a great deal of pressure on our opponents offenses.3 This season he will have to step up and take on more of a leadership role and direct our offenses and defenses as well.” AS A FRESHMAN: Named to the Northeast-10 All-Tournament Team • One of three River Hawks that saw action in all 32 games on the year, earning a starting spot in six games by season’s end • Averaged 6.5 PPG, 1.5 RPG and shot .452 from the floor with a .384 mark from long range • Showed incredible poise during the NE-10 Tournament, tallying his season-best 19 points in the Conference Championship game against Adelphi • Sank five 3FG at Franklin Pierce in the final regular season game, as well. TILTON SCHOOL: Played a postgraduate year at the Tilton School for coach Marcus O’Neil • Led the Tilton School to a 29-2 record and the National Prep School Champion- ship as well as the New England Prep School Athletic Conference (NEPSAC) Class ‘B’ Championship • Played alongside University of Connecticut freshmen Alex Oriakhi and Jamal Coombs-McDaniel • Posted averages of 11.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game while shooting .360 from 3-point range and .850 from the free throw line. PERSONAL: One of three children of Davida Taylor • Lists Boston Celtics as favorite team • Names Isaiah Thomas and Chris Paul as influences • Aspires to play professionally over- seas after graduation and to own his own company • Knows American Sign Language. Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2009-10 32-6 76-168 .452 28-73 .384 27-38 .711 47 1.5 38 62 1 27 207 6.5 18 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 PLAYER PROFILES ROBBIE WALTON Junior • Guard • 6-0/165 Boston, Mass. • Criminal Justice

HERENDA ON WALTON: “Robbie may be the most underrated and understated player in college basketball. He is one of the players that can play in any era. He just knows how to make the right play at the right time and does it every day. This year I will ask him to score the basketball more and he does have that ability. Defensively he is terrific and pound for pound could be one of our most complete rebounders. He has improves every day and every year that he has5 been part of our program. This year will be no exception.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 30 games for the River Hawks, earning a starting spot by season’s end, making 12 starts during the 2009-10 campaign • Averaged 2.4 PPG but notched his first career double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds in the Northeast-10 Tournament Quarterfinal, a victory at Bentley. AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 23 games off the bench for the River Hawks • Enjoyed a season-best eight points in an 85-41 win over Mercy in the Pace Tournament • Had a season-high five assists in an 81-70 victory over St. Rose • Had three steals on four different occasions. BOSTON LATIN H.S.: Three-year player at Boston Latin H.S. for coach Brendan Smith • Two-time Dual County League allstar • Team Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior • Captain as a senior • Helped guide the Wolfpack to a three-year clip of 51-19 • Also played in the Bay State Magic club system. PERSONAL: Youngest of three grown children of Robert and Catherine Walton of South Boston, MA • Lists Boston Celtics, Red Sox, Patriots and Bruins as favorite professional teams • Favorite sports figures include Dwayne Wade, Evan Longoria • Majoring in criminal justice • Aspires to pursue a career in law enforcement following graduation. Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2008-09 23-0 13-32 .406 5-10 .500 11-20 .550 25 1.1 18 10 0 21 42 1.8 2009-10 30-12 25-69 .362 9-29 .310 12-16 .750 76 2.5 28 17 4 26 71 2.4 TOTAL 53-12 38-101 .384 14-39 .405 23-36 .650 101 1.8 46 27 4 47 113 2.1 MATT WELCH

Sophomore • Guard/Forward • 6-6/220 Lowell, Mass. • Liberal Arts

HERENDA ON WELCH: “Matt is a true local product with great roots in the city of Lowell. He is a strong, skilled player that loves the game of basketball. His skill set should fit perfectly into our system. He will be another great local addition to our program.” 41 AS A FRESHMAN: Joined the River Hawks for the second semester, making an immediate impact on the squad • Named Northeast-10 Freshman of the Week once • Saw action in 12 games off the bench for UMass Lowell • Shot .460 from the floor and averaged 8.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game • Had a season-best 18 points against Assumption in the first round of the NE-10 Tournament on Feb. 27 • Grabbed eight rebounds against Merrimack on Feb. 13 and five steals against the Warriors on March 13. UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE: Member of the Wildcats’ football team • Was a red- shirt during his freshman season (2008-09) • Went 9-for-11 with 107 passing yards along with two touchdowns in the Spring ‘09 Game. LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year varsity starter on the Lowell High School bas- ketball team • Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year in 2007 • Honored as team’s Most Valuable Players all four seasons • Named All-Conference three times and set school record for most career games played (92) • Tallied his 1,000th career point as a junior • Also played baseball and football at Lowell High • Three-year varsity starter on the Red Raiders’ football squad, where he earned All-Conference honors twice • Honor roll student at LHS. PERSONAL: Younger of two sons of Sheila and Ken Welch of Lowell, Mass. • Lists the Celtics, Red Sox, Bruins and Patriots as his favorite teams • Names Tom Brady and Kevin Garnett as his favorite athletes • Says dunking against Central Catholic in 2007 and beating them for the first time in six years is his greatest sports moment • Majoring in LiberalArts. Total Total 3-pt 3-pt Year GP-S FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% Reb. Avg. Ast. TO Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2009-10 12-0 40-87 .460 17-46 .370 8-15 .533 47 3.9 6 9 1 7 105 8.8 19 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 PLAYER PROFILES

ANTONIO BIVINS Freshman • Guard/Forward • 6-5/175 Miami, Fla. • Criminal Justice

HERENDA ON BIVINS: ”Antonio, like our entire freshman class, brings a high level of energy and athleti- cism to our program. He runs the floor extremely well and jumps out of the gym.Antonio has a tremen- dous wing span and has a great knack for blocking shots. He is a very good finisher around the basket.” AMERICAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity basketball for Coach Kelvin Farrington at American Senior High School • Earned All-City Honors as a sophomore and senior • Appeared in High School All-Star Game his senior year • Also played football and track & field at ASHS. 22 PERSONAL: Son of Calvin Bivins of Miami, Fla. • Lists the Miami Heat and University of Miami as his favorite teams and LeBron James as his favorite athlete • Says his greatest sports moment was advancing to the District Championship game as a senior • Majoring in criminal justice with plans to become a homicide detective.

NOMSO EMETAROM Freshman • Guard• 5-8/170 Framingham, Mass. • Undeclared

HERENDA ON EMETAROM: “Nomso is a very strong and athletic guard who can really get after it on the defensive end. He possesses great speed and quickness and will make our back court much deeper and more athletic.” FRAMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of basketball at Framingham High School for Coach Mike Tarlin • Named First Team All-Conference and team captain • Also played named First Team All- Conference for football and 32qualified for States in track. PERSONAL: Son of Victoria Emetarom and Goodwin Emetarom • Has one sister • Lists the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers and New England Patriots as his favorite professional teams • Says Michael Jordan, Deion Sanders and Kobe Bryant are his favorite athletes • Says his greatest sports moments were a one-handed interception in football and his first dunk in basket- ball • Major is currently undeclared, aspires to one day become a lawyer. HEMAN HONORE Junior • Forward • 6-4/240 Medford, Mass. • Liberal Arts

HERENDA ON HONORE: ”Heman has accepted the opportunity to be a part of our program and has taken the necessary steps. He has gotten in great shape so he can play at our team’s speed. He is a very quick off the floor and can shoot the ball from the perimeter. Heman will help us add more depth to our front court, as well.” MERRIMACK COLLEGE: Did not play basketball for the Warriors. NEWBURY COLLEGE: Played one year of basketball at50 Newbury College (2006-07), where he averaged 13.5 PPG and 5.4 RPG in 27 appearances • Averaged 2.7 blocks per contest, as well • Personal-bests included 20-point performances against MIT (Jan. 27, 2007)and Lincoln (Feb. 23); 10 boards against Lyndon State (Dec. 3) and New England College (Jan. 20); seven blocks against Gordon (Jan. 25). ST. CLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from St. Clement High School in 2006, where he played four years of varsity basket- ball • 2,000 point scorer at SCHS • 2006 Boston Globe All-Scholastic honoree • Two-year captain of the squad • All-time leading scorer in school history and 2006 Conference MVP as a senior. PERSONAL: One of five sons of Dominique and Marie Honore of Medford, Mass. • Majoring in liberal arts.

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DAN PORTER Sophomore • Guard • 5-8/165 Hudson, N.H. • Accounting

HERENDA ON PORTER: ”Dan has worked his way on to this team. He is a smart skilled point guard who will add depth and competition to our program. He has the ability to run a team and to knock down the perimeter jump shot.” ALVIRNE HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years at Alvirne High School and one year (junior) at Bishop Guertin High School • Also played for the New Hampshire Falcons and Nashua Shamrocks club teams • Honor Roll student at AHS. 33 PERSONAL: Son of Sue and Steve Porter of Hudson, N.H. • Has an older sister • Names the Boston Celtics as his favorite professional team and Chris Paul and Steve Nash as his favorite sports figures • Says making it to the New Hampshire Final Four his senior year and almost beating #1 Trinity as a #12 seed was his greatest sports moment • Majoring in accounting with aspirations to one day be in the FBI.

CHRIS THOMPSON Freshman • Guard• 6-1/165 Florence, N.J. • Business

HERENDA ON THOMPSON: “Chris is a very skilled offensive player who knows how to find his shot. He is an extemely good offensive rebounder for his size and position. Chris also blocks shots from the guard position. He needs to add strength to his game but he makes up for it with his natural quickness.” LIFE CENTER ACADEMY: Played varsity basketball for Coach Wilson Arroyo at Life Center Academy in Burlington, N.J. 11 PERSONAL: Lists the Celtics as his favorite professional sports team and Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Reggie Miller as his favorite athletes • Says his greatest sports moment was hitting the game-winning shot to beat Saint Patrick’s • Plans to major in business.

DARRELL WARD Freshamn • Forward • 6-7/235 White Plains, N.Y. • Undeclared

HERENDA ON WARD: “Darrell is a very strong low post presence and he rebounds the ball very well both offensively and defensively. Darrell takes up space in the lane and is a very good shot-blocker. Offensively he gets off the floor quickly and knows how to finish around the bucket. Darrell will be an excellent addition to our front court.” NOTRE DAME PREP: Played one season at Notre Dame Prep for Coach Ryan Hurd. WHITE PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity25 basketball at White Plains High School • Averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds as a senior, earning him All-Conference honors. PERSONAL: Son of LaQuinta Harville of White Plains, N.Y. and Darrell Ward, Sr. of Yonkers, N.Y. • Has three younger sisters • Lists the Denver Nuggets and Carmelo Anthony as his favorite professional team and athlete • Undecided on a major and hopes to one day play professional basketball.

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KERRY WELDON Freshman • Guard/Forward • 6-5/190 New York, N.Y. • Liberal Arts

HERENDA ON WELDON: ”Kerry plays extremely hard and can really rebound the ball at both ends of the floor. He is an very athletic forward that can play and guard multiple positions. He is a tremendous competitor who can get the ball to the basket quickly. Our system will be perfect for him to showcase all of his talents.” ST. AGNES BOYS HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of basketball for Coach Greg Dolan at St. Agnes Boys High School • Part of City and State Champion team as a sophomore • All-Conference22 selection as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: One of two children of Jennifer and Kerry Weldon of New York, N.Y. • Names the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks as his two favorite professional teams • Says Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James are his favorite ath- letes • Majoring in liberal arts with plans to eventually get into real estate.

AKEEM WILLIAMS Freshman • Guard• 5-10/190 Brockton, Mass. • Liberal Arts

HERENDA ON WILLIAMS: ”Akeem has that natural ability to score the ball in many different ways. What sets him apart is his passing skills. He sees the floor and delivers the ball at the correct time. Akeem has the potential to be a terrific on-the-ball defender. Pound for pound, he is arguably our stron- gest player and knows how to use his body.” WINCHENDON SCHOOL: Played14 basketball at the Winchendon School and also for the Boston Warriors AAU team for Mark Papas out of Belmont, Mass. PERSONAL: One of three children of Shirly and Orson Williams of Brockton, Mass. • Names the New York Yankees and Jets, as well as the Boston Celtics as his favorite professional sports teams • Names Chris Paul, Dwayne Wade and his parents as his biggest influences • Says playing at the TD Garden for a championship was his greatest sports moment • Undeclared liberal arts major with hopes of playing professional basketball.

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The Northeast-10 Conference

Currently in its third decade, the Northeast-10 Conference has estab- lished itself as one of the premier all-around NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. The NE-10 is now the second largest Division II conference in the country and is comprised of 15 institutions: six from the Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts, three each from New York and New Hampshire, and one each from Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Founded in 1980 as the Northeast-7, the charter members were American International College, Assumption College, Bentley College, Bryant College, the University of Hartford, Springfield Col- lege and Stonehill College. Saint Anselm was admitted to the conference in 1981 and Mer- rimack joined the fold in 1984, replacing Hartford, now a Division I institution. The conference expanded from eight to 10 teams with the addition of Quinnipiac and Saint Michael’s in 1987. Springfield left the conference for Division III following the completion of the 1994-95 academic year. The conference returned to 10 teams in 1996-97 with the addition of Le Moyne College and then expanded to 11 in 1997-98 with the inclusion of Pace Univer- sity. In 1998-99, the conference reverted to 10 schools when Quin- nipiac shifted its programs to Division I. Former Coach Don Doucette hoisted by assistant The NE-10 expanded to 15 institutions beginning with the coach John Paganetti (‘84, left) and standout Gavin 2000-01 academic year. The five new institutions included Franklin Cummings (‘88) following the 1988 NCAA Champion- Pierce College, UMass Lowell, Southern New Hampshire University ship win over Alaska Anchorage, 75-72. (formerly New Hampshire College), The College of Saint Rose and Southern Connecticut State University. Northeast-10 Conference In addition, the Northeast-10 Conference sponsors 20 champi- onships: men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men’s Men’s Basketball Champions and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s cross country, golf, men’s Year Regular Season Tournament and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s 2009-10 Stonehill UMass Lowell lacrosse, football and men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track 2008-09 Bentley Assumption and field. 2007-08 Bentley Bentley 2006-07 Bentley Bentley Northeast-10 Administration 2005-06 Bentley Saint Anselm 2004-05 Bentley Saint Anselm 2003-04 UMass Lowell UMass Lowell Commissioner: Julie Ruppert 2002-03 UMass Lowell UMass Lowell [email protected] 2001-02 Assumption Bentley (508) 230-9844, ext. 100 2000-01 Saint Michael’s Saint Michael’s Assistant Commissioner: Molly Myers 1999-00 Merrimack, AIC, St. Anselm Merrimack 1998-99 Saint Anselm Saint Michael’s [email protected] 1997-98 Stonehill Assumption (508) 230-9844, ext. 103 1996-97 Saint Michael’s Le Moyne Media Relations: 1995-96 Saint Anselm Saint Anselm [email protected] 1994-95 Saint Anselm Saint Anselm 1993-94 American Int’l American Int’l 1992-93 Bentley Saint Anselm Director of Sport Administration 1991-92 Assumption Merrimack and Special Events: Amy Resnick 1990-91 Assumption Assumption [email protected] 1989-90 Assumption Saint Anselm (508) 230-9844, ext. 102 1988-89 Bentley Stonehill 1987-88 Assumption Quinnipac 1986-87 Stonehill Saint Anselm Mailing Address: 1985-86 Saint Anselm Springfield 16 Belmont Street • South Easton, MA 02375 1984-85 American Int’l, Bentley American Int’l Phone: (508) 230-9844 • Fax: (508) 230-9845 1983-84 American Int’l American Int’l 1982-83 American Int’l Assumption www.northeast10.org 1981-82 Stonehill Stonehill 1980-81 Stonehill Stonehill 23 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

Final 2009-10 Standings

Northeast-10 Overall Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Stonehill (Reg. Season Champ) 20-2 .909 24-6 .800 Bentley 17-5 .773 26-7 .788 Merrimack 16-6 .727 21-9 .700 Le Moyne 14-8 .636 18-10 .643 Saint Anselm 14-8 .636 20-11 .645 Saint Rose 13-9 .591 16-12 .571 UMass Lowell (Tourn. Champ) 13-9 .591 20-12 .625 American International 12-10 .545 14-14 .500 Adelphi 12-10 .545 22-11 .667 Assumption 10-12 .455 13-15 .464 So. New Hampshire 9-13 .409 15-14 .517 Pace 8-14 .364 10-18 .357 Franklin Pierce 7-15 .318 12-15 .444 Saint Michael’s 5-17 .227 9-17 .346 New Haven 5-17 .227 5-22 .185 So. Connecticut 1-21 .045 2-25 .074

2009-10 All Conference Teams

First Team Yr. Pos. School Jason Westrol Sr. G Bentley Laurence Ekperigin Sr. F Le Moyne Darren Duncan Sr. G Merrimack Thomas Baudinet Jr. G Saint Anselm A.J. Rudowitz Sr. F Stonehill

Second Team Richard Byrd Sr. G Adelphi Brian Tracey Jr. F Bentley Junior guard Robbie Walton Kyle Caiola So. G UMass Lowell Darin Mency Jr. G Merrimack Randall Stallworth Sr. G Stonehill 2010 NE-10 Tournament February 27 March 1 Third Team Play-In Round Quarterfinals Aikeem Vanderhorst Jr. F American International at Higher Seed at Higher Seed Kinard Dozier So. G Franklin Pierce Damani Corbin So. G Le Moyne #5 Saint Anselm 67 #9 Adelphi 59 Greg Vetrano Sr. G Saint Anselm #12 Pace 53 #1 Stonehill 58 Shea Bromirski So. G Saint Rose #11 Southern NH 84 #7 UMass Lowell 76 All-Rookie Team #6 Saint Rose 77 #2 Bentley 63 Tim Beinert Fr. G/F Assumption Eric Jean-Guillaume Fr. G Franklin Pierce #7 UMass Lowell 91 #3 Merrimack 80 Travis Warech Fr. G Saint Michael’s #10 Assumption 79 #11 Southern NH 72 Andre Pope Fr. G Saint Rose Tobin Carberry Fr. G Southern Connecticut #9 Adelphi 57 #5 Saint Anselm 74 #8 American Int’l 45 #4 Le Moyne 67 Player of the Year: Jason Westrol, Bentley Freshman of the Year: Andre Pope, Saint Rose March 4 March 7 Defensive Player of the Year: Randall Stallworth, Stonehill Semifinals Championship Coach of the Year: Dave McLaughlin, Stonehill at Higher Seed at Lowell, Mass. Stonehill Regular Season Champion: #7 UMass Lowell 80 #7 UMass Lowell 73 Tournament Champion: UMass Lowell #3 Merrimack 70 #9 Adelphi 58 NCAA Tournament: Stonehill, Bentley, Merrimack, Saint Anselm, UMass Lowell #9 Adelphi 78 #5 Saint Anselm 66 24 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

2009-10 Team Statistics Scoring Offense Scoring Defense 1. Merrimack 77.9 1. Stonehill 59.2 2. Saint Rose 75.7 2. Adelphi 61.9 3. Assumption 74.8 3. Bentley 64.1 4. Saint Anselm 74.7 4. American Int’l 68.0 5. Le Moyne 74.1 5. So. New Hampshire 68.9 6. Bentley 72.6 6. UMass Lowell 69.2 7. Franklin Pierce 72.1 7. Saint Anselm 70.2 8. UMass Lowell 71.6 8. Le Moyne 70.6 9. Adelphi 71.0 9. Merrimack 71.6 10. Pace 70.4 10. New Haven 71.7 11. So. New Hampshire 68.9 11. Saint Michael’s 72.8 12. American Int’l 68.5 12. Pace 73.0 13. Saint Michael’s 67.5 13. Saint Rose 73.2 14. Stonehill 66.5 14. So. Connecticut 74.6 15. New Haven 64.2 15. Franklin Pierce 74.6 16. So. Connecticut 60.2 16. Assumption 76.5 Free Throw Percentage Field Goal Pct. Defense 1. Adelphi .767 1. Adelphi .391 2. UMass Lowell .751 2. Stonehill .395 3. Merrimack .750 3. Bentley .411 4. Saint Rose .729 4. Le Moyne .420 5. Assumption .719 5. Pace .424 6. Saint Anselm .712 6. Merrimack .426 Junior forward John Corbacio 7. Bentley .700 7. UMass Lowell .426 8. American Int’l .694 8. American Int’l .429 Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage 9. So. Connecticut .667 9. Franklin Pierce .429 1. Adelphi +9.1 1. Le Moyne .504 10. Le Moyne .653 10. Assumption .432 2. Bentley +8.5 2. Saint Rose .465 11. So. New Hampshire .651 11. Saint Anselm .434 3. Stonehill +7.3 3. Stonehill .452 12. Pace .649 12. Saint Rose .439 4. Merrimack +6.4 4. Saint Anselm .448 13. Stonehill .646 13. New Haven .440 5. Saint Anselm +4.6 5. Merrimack .439 14. Saint Michael’s .624 14. So. New Hampshire .443 6. Le Moyne +3.5 6. Saint Michael’s .436 15. New Haven .622 15. Saint Michael’s .458 7. Saint Rose +2.5 7. Bentley .431 16. Franklin Pierce .598 16. So. Connecticut .478 8. UMass Lowell +2.4 8. New Haven .429 3-Point Field Goals P/G 9. American Int’l +0.5 9. Assumption .428 1. Merrimack 8.8 Rebound Margin 10. So. New Hampshire +0.0 10. So. New Hampshire .421 2. Saint Rose 8.1 1. Stonehill +8.3 11. Assumption -1.7 11. UMass Lowell .418 3. Saint Michael’s 8.0 2. Le Moyne +3.9 12. Franklin Pierce -2.5 12. American Int’l .416 4. UMass Lowell 7.8 3. Bentley +2.5 13. Pace -2.6 13. Franklin Pierce .416 5. Pace 7.3 4. Franklin Pierce +1.9 14. Saint Michael’s -5.2 14. Pace .414 6. Bentley 7.3 5. Saint Rose +1.4 15. New Haven -7.5 15. So. Connecticut .411 7. Saint Anselm 7.3 6. Adelphi +0.9 16. So. Connecticut -14.3 16. Adelphi .410 8. Franklin Pierce 7.0 7. Assumption +0.6 9. Adelphi 6.4 8. UMass Lowell +0.2 3-Point Field Goal Pct. 3-Point FG Pct. Defense 1. Saint Rose .410 10. American Int’l 6.2 9. So. New Hampshire -0.1 1. American Int’l .286 2. Saint Anselm .375 11. So. New Hampshire 5.7 10. American Int’l -0.2 2. Adelphi .305 3. Saint Michael’s .369 12. Assumption 5.2 11. New Haven -0.9 3. Stonehill .306 4. Merrimack .368 13. New Haven 5.1 12. Saint Anselm -1.5 4. Merrimack .310 5. Pace .351 14. Le Moyne 4.9 13. So. Connecticut -1.5 5. Pace .311 6. Le Moyne .345 15. Stonehill 4.4 14. Saint Michael’s -1.7 6. Bentley .318 7. UMass Lowell .334 16. So. Connecticut 3.8 15. Pace -3.7 7. Saint Michael’s .324 16. Merrimack -6.3 8. So. Connecticut .326 8. New Haven .339 9. Assumption .321 9. Saint Rose .340 10. Bentley .320 10. Le Moyne .342 11. American Int’l .317 11. Franklin Pierce .344 12. Adelphi .314 12. Saint Anselm .344 13. Franklin Pierce .303 13. UMass Lowell .345 14. So. New Hampshire .303 14. Assumption .350 15. Stonehill .301 15. So. New Hampshire .355 16. New Haven .292 16. So. Connecticut .355

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2009-10 Individual Statistics

Scoring Rebounding Player, Institution Yr. G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 1. Laurence Ekperigin, LEM 12.1 1. Laurence Ekperigin, LEM Sr. 28 221 0 164 606 21.6 2. Cassius Chaney, UNH 9.7 2. Jason Westrol, BEN Sr. 33 254 42 146 696 21.1 3. Tyler Schilling, STM 9.3 3. Kyle Caiola, UML So. 32 207 55 178 647 20.2 4. Brian Tracey, BEN 8.8 4. Isiah Wallace, AIC So. 21 147 18 98 410 19.5 5. Brian Hanuschak, STR 8.5 5. Thomas Baudinet, STA Jr. 29 206 78 74 564 19.4 6. Isiah Wallace, AIC 8.5 6. Tobin Carberry, SCS Fr. 26 166 57 107 496 19.1 7. Terrell Ray, FPU 7.7 7. Darren Duncan, MER Sr. 30 160 50 189 559 18.6 8. David Akinyooye, ADE 7.5 8. Richard Byrd, ADE Jr. 33 191 52 178 612 18.5 9. Darin Mency, MER 7.4 9. Cassius Chaney, UNH Sr. 27 183 28 73 467 17.3 Kinard Dozier, FPU 7.4 10. Darin Mency, MER Jr. 27 158 72 68 456 16.9 11. Clyde Chapman, SCS 7.3 11. Travis Warech, STM Fr. 25 151 47 70 419 16.8 12. Aikeem Vanderhorst, AIC 7.2 12. Shea Bromirski, STR So. 27 135 70 76 416 15.4 13. A.J. Rudowitz, STO 7.2 13. Kinard Dozier, FPU Jr. 27 127 41 115 410 15.2 14. Kevin Roth, LEM 7.1 14. Ryan Woods, PAC So. 22 101 51 81 334 15.2 15. Mike Kernan, STO 7.1 15. Greg Vetrano, STA Sr. 31 135 58 131 459 14.8

Field Goal Percentage 3-Point Field Goal Made 1. Aaron Strothers, MER .715 1. Christopher Johnson, LEM 2.8 2. Terrell Ray, FPU .663 2. Kevin Carr, UML 2.7 3. Laurence Ekperigin, LEM .642 3. Thomas Baudinet, STA 2.7 4. Steffon Farley, ADE .642 4. Jermaine Clark, STR 2.7 5. Brian Hanuschak, STR .628 5. Darin Mency, MER 2.7 6. Tyler Schilling, STM .591 6. Shea Bromirski, STR 2.6 7. Kevin Roth, LEM .574 7. Jeff Manchester, FPU 2.4 8. Kelvin Jackson, UNH .556 8. Casey Cosgrove, ADE 2.3 9. Damani Corbin, LEM .554 9. Ryan Woods, PAC 2.3 10. Mike Kernan, STO .554 10. Pat Luptowski, STA 2.3

Assists Steals 1. Darren Duncan, MER 6.8 1. Darren Duncan, MER 2.6 2. Ryan Rozsnaki, ASM 5.7 2. Jason Westrol, BEN 2.3 3. Casey Cosgrove, ADE 5.4 3. Greg Vetrano, STA 2.2 4. Greg Vetrano, STA 4.9 4. Casey Cosgrove, ADE 2.1 5. Eric Jean-Guillaume, FPU 4.2 5. Courtland Bluford, ASM 2.0 6. Damani Corbin, LEM 4.1 6. Eric Jean-Guillaume, FPU 1.9 7. Randall Stallworth, STO 4.1 7. Wayne Mack Mer 1.9 8. Jason Westrol, BEN 4.1 8. Richard Byrd, ADE 1.9 9. Chris Harris, SCS 3.9 9. Kinard Dozier, FPU 1.8 10. Nate Birr, STM 3.8 10. Damani Corbin, LEM 1.8

3-Point Field Goal Percentage Assist-Turnover Ratio 1. Shea Bromirski, STR .452 1. Casey Cosgrove, ADE 2.4 2. Andre Pope, STR .434 2. Mike Quinn, BEN 2.3 3. Sam Cieplicki, STM .422 3. Ryan Rozsnaki, ASM 2.3 4. Pat Luptowski, STA .412 4. Darren Duncan, MER 1.9 5. Ryan Woods, PAC .408 5. Durett Miles, LEM 1.9 6. Darin Mency, MER .404 6. Mike Troll, AIC 1.9 7. Kyle Caiola, UML .401 7. Greg Vetrano, STA 1.9 8. Thomas Baudinet, STA .392 8. Eric Jean-Guillaume, FPU 1.8 9. Christopher Johnson, LEM .387 9. Damani Corbin, LEM 1.7 10. Randall Stallworth, STO .381 Sophomore guard Scotty Tavares-Taylor 10. Nate Birr, STM 1.5 Justin Alston, PAC .381 Blocked Shots Free Throw Percentage Offensive Rebounds 1. Laurence Ekperigin, LEM 2.6 1. Kyle Caiola, UML .899 1. Laurence Ekperigin, LEM 4.0 2. Steffon Farley, ADE 2.0 2. Shea Bromirski, STR .874 2. Terrell Ray, FPU 3.6 3. Aaron Strothers, MER 1.9 3. Ryan Woods, PAC .871 3. Tory Stapleton, SNH 3.4 4. Ali Kanaan, UML 1.8 4. Greg Vetrano, STA .862 4. Tyler Schilling, STM 3.4 5. A.J. Rudowitz, STO 1.5 5. Richard Byrd, ADE .860 5. Aikeem Vanderhorst, AIC 3.0 6. Brian Hanuschak, STR 1.4 6. Brian Tracey, BEN .842 6. Brian Hanuschak, STR 3.0 7. Erik Harris, PAC 1.3 7. Darren Duncan, MER .836 7. Isiah Wallace, AIC 2.9 8. Stephen Wood, SNH 1.2 8. Andre Pope, STR .826 8. Aaron Strothers, MER 2.9 9. Savoy Fraine, ASM 1.2 9. Tobin Carberry, SCS .817 9. Delroy Daley, PAC 2.9 10. Ivan Almeida, STO 1.1 10. Darryl Greene, UNH .811 10. Cassius Chaney, UNH 2.8

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American ADELPHI International Assumption

January 12 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass. January 15 • 3:30 • Springfield, Mass. January 5 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass.

Location:...... Garden City, NY 11530 Location:...... Springfield, MA 01109 Location:...... Worcester, MA 01609-1296 Enrollment...... 8,603 Enrollment...... 1,200 Enrollment:...... 2,162 President...... Dr. Robert A. Scott President...... Vincent M. Maniaci President:...... Dr. Francesco Cesareo Athletic Director:...... Bob Hartwell Athletic Director:...... Richard Bedard Athletic Director:...... Ted Paulauskas Nickname:...... Panthers Nickname:...... Yellow Jackets Nickname:...... Greyhounds Colors:...... Black & Gold Colors:...... Gold & White Colors:...... Blue & White Home Court/Capacity:.Center for Recreation and Sport (2,500) Home Court/Capacity:.Butova Gymnasium (2,500) Home Court:.... Andrew Laska Gymnasium (2,200) Head Coach...... Dominick Savino (First year) Head Coach...... Art Luptowski (12th year) Head Coach:...... Serge DeBari (26th year) Alma Mater:...... So. Connedicut State Alma Mater:...... Bloomsburg, 1973 Alma Mater:...... Assumption, 1971 Overall Record:...... 0-0( First year) Overall Record:...... 348-261(21 years) Overall Record:...... 360-279 (25 years) Record at Adelphi:...... 0-0 (First year) Record at American Int’l: ...... 149-162 (11 years) Record at Assumption:...... 138-128 (Nine years) Assistant Coaches:...Thomas Paul, Eric Schneider Assistant Coach:...... Andy Burkholder Assistant Coach:...... Alfonso Payne, Tim Bibaud 2009-10 Record:...... 22-11 2009-10 Record:...... 14-14 2009-10 Record:...... 13-15 Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 12-10 (9th) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 12-10 (8th) 2009-10 Conference Record: ...... 10-12 (10th) Sports Information Director:...... Adam Siepiola Sports Information Director:...... Darryl Konicki Assistant AD, Media Relations:...... Steve Morris E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (516) 877-4293 Office Phone:...... (413) 205-3572 Office Phone:...... (508) 767-7240 Last Meeting:...... UML 54, Adelphi 51 (1/12/10) Last Meetings:...... AIC 71, UML 51 (1/16/10) Last Meetings:... UML 84, Assumption 71 (11/6/10) ...... UML 73, Adelphi 58 (3/6/10) Series With UML: ...... AIC leads 18-15 ...... UML 91, Assumption 79 (2/27/10) Series With UML:...... UML leads 6-3 Series With UML: ...... UML leads 18-5

Bentley BRIDGEPORT CONCORDIA

December 1 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass. December 30 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. December 18 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. February 16 • 7:30 • Waltham, MA

Location:...... Waltham, MA 02452 Location:...... Bridgeport, CT Location:...... Bronxville, NY 10708 Enrollment...... 4,016 Enrollment...... 4,700 Enrollment...... 750 President:...... Gloria Cordes Larson, JD President:...... Neil Albert Salonen President:...... Dr. Viji George Athletic Director:...... Bob DeFelice Athletic Director:...... Jay Moran Athletic Director:...... Ivan Marquez Nickname:...... Falcons Nickname:...... Purple Knight Nickname:...... Clippers Colors:...... Blue & Gold Colors:...... Purple & White Colors:...... Blue & Gold Home Court:...... Dana Center (2,800) Home Court:...... Harvey Hubbell Gym Home Court:...... Meyer Athletic Center Head Coach...... Jay Lawson (20th year) Head Coach...... Mike Ruane (10th year) Interim Head Coach...... Brian Sondey (First year) Alma Mater:...... New Hampshire, 1979 Assistant Coaches:...... Josh Bland, Ron Solomone Alma Mater:...... New England College Overall Record:...... 390-178 (19 years) 2009-10 Record:...... 23-9 Overall Record:...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Bentley: ...... 390-178 (19 years) Conference:...... East Coast Record at Concordia: ...... 0-0 (First year) Assistant Coaches:....Kevin Bettencourt, Mark Wentworth 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 18-3 Assistant Coaches:...... Mitch Martinez 2009-10 Record:...... 26-7 Sports Information Director:...... Chuck Sadowski 2009-10 Record:...... 8-19 Conference:...... Northeast-10 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Conference:...... Central Atlantic (North) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 17-5 (Second) Office Phone:...... (203) 576-4726 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 8-10 (Sixth) Sports Information Director:...... Dick Lipe Last Meetings:.. UML 72, Bridgeport 69 (OT) (2003-04) Sports Information Director:...... Erin Schuler E-Mail: ...... [email protected] ...... UML 74, Bridgeport 64 (NCAA) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (781) 891-2334 Series With UML: ...... Bridgeport leads 27-20 Office Phone:...... (914) 337-9300 x2454 Last Meetings:...... Bentley 81, UML 56 (12/2/09 Last Meetings:... UML 84, Concordia 48 (12/30/01) ...... Bentley 66, UML 64 (2/17/10) Series With UML: ...... UML leads 3-0 ...... UML 76, Bentley 63 (3/1/10) Series With UML: ...... Bentley leads 30-14

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FELICIAN Franklin Le Moyne Pierce November 14 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. December 7 • 7:30 • Ringe, N.H. January 19 • 7:30 • Syracuse, N.Y. in the UMass Lowell Tip-Off Classic February 23 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass. Location:...... Syracuse, NY 13214 Location: ...... Lodi, NJ 07070 Location: ...... Rindge, NH 03461 Enrollment...... 2,300 Enrollment...... 2,200 Enrollment: ...... 1,500 President...... Dr. Fred Pestello President...... Sr. Theresa Mary Martin President: ...... Dr. James Birge Athletic Director:...... Matt Bassett Athletic Director:...... Ben DiNallo Jr. Athletic Director: ...... Bruce Kirsh Nickname:...... Dolphins Nickname:...... Golden Falcons Nickname: ...... Ravens Colors:...... Green & Gold Colors:...... Hunter Green & Goldenrod Colors: ...... Crimson & Grey Home Court/Capacity: Henninger Athletic Center (2,500) Home Court/Capacity:...... Job Gym (500) Home Court/Capacity: ...... The Fieldhouse (1,000) Head Coach...... Steve Evans (11th year) Head Coach...... David DeFarrari (Second year) Head Coach: ...... David Chadbourne (12th year) Alma Mater:...... Union (NY), 1994 Alma Mater:...... Green Mountain1986 Alma Mater: ...... St. Joseph’s, 1987 Overall Record:...... 140-143 (10 years) Overall Record:...... 31-49 (Third year) Overall Record: ...... 144-163 (11 years) Record at Le Moyne:...... 140-143 (10 years) Record at Felician:...... 24-7 (Second Year) Record at Franklin Pierce: ...... 144-163 (11 years) Assistant Coaches:.Gallagher Driscoll, Stan Evans, Assistant Coach:...... Ivan Lewins, Brad Forestieri Assistant Coaches: ...... Matt Adams ...... Danny Lawson 2009-10 Record:...... 24-7 2009-10 Record: ...... 12-15 2009-10 Record:...... 18-10 Conference:...... Central Atlantic (North) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 14-4 (First) 2009-10 Conference Record: ...... 7-15 (13th) 2008-09 Conference Record:...... 14-8 (Forth) Sports Information Director:...... Mark Mentone Sports Information Director: ...... Doug DeBiase Sports Information Director:...... Craig Lane E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (201) 559-3257 Office Phone: ...... (603) 899-4222 Office Phone:...... (315) 445-4412 Last Meeting:...... UML 64, Felician 56 (12/30/01) Last Meeting:...... UML 76, FPU 65 (12/8/09) Last Meeting:...... UML 66, Le Moyne 54 (1/19/09) Series with UML: ...... UML leads 3-0 ...... UML 71, FPU 68 (2/24/10) Series With UML: ...... UML leads 15-9 Series With UML: ...... FPC leads 25-23

Merrimack NEW HAVEN Pace University

December 11 • 5:00 • Lowell, Mass. January 8 • 1:30 • West Haven, Conn. January 25 • 7:30 • Pleasantville, N.Y. February 12 • 3:00 • North Andover, Mass. Location:...... West Haven, CT Location:...... Pleasantville, NY 10570 Location: ...... North Andover, MA 01845 Enrollment...... 3,500 Enrollment...... 13,463 Enrollment...... 2,150 President...... Steven H. Kaplan President...... Stephen J. Friedman President...... Dr. Ronald Champagne Athletic Director:...... Deborah Chin Athletic Director:...... Joseph F. O’Donnell Athletic Director:...... Glenn Hofman Nickname:...... Chargers Nickname:...... Setters Nickname:...... Warriors Colors:...... Blue & Gold Colors:...... Navy & Gold Colors:...... Navy Blue, White & Gold Home Court/Capacity:.... Charger Gymnasium (1,500) Home Court/Capacity:..... Goldstein Center (2,400) Home Court/Capacity:...... Volpe Complex (1,500) Head Coach...... Ted Hotaling( First year) Head Coach...... Jim Harter (13th year) Head Coach...... Bert Hammel (31st year) Alma Mater:...... Albany ‘95 Alma Mater:...... Delaware, 1982 Alma Mater:...... Bentley, 1973 Overall Record:...... 0-0(First year) Overall Record:...... 191-167 (12 years) Overall Record:...... 448-408 (30 years) Record at New Haven: ...... 0-0( First year) Record at Pace:...... 191-167 (12 years) Record at Merrimack:...... 448-408 (30 years) Assistant Coaches:.Tobe Carberry, Marcus Wellman Assistant Coaches:...... Brandon Arnette Assistant Coaches:...... Micky Burtnyk, John Miller 2009-10 Record:...... 5-22 2009-10 Record:...... 10-18 2009-10 Record:...... 21-9 Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 5-17(15th) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 8-14 (12th) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 16-6 (Third) Sports Information Director:...... Andy Beardsley Sports Information Director:...... John Tagliaferri Sports Information Director:...... Rob Rossi E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (203) 932-7025 Office Phone:...... (914) 773-3888 Office Phone:...... (978) 837-3472 Last Meeting:...... UML 67, New Haven 48 (1/9/10) Last Meetings:...... Pace 72, UML 67 (1/26/10) Last Meetings:... Merrimack 71, UML 56 (11/29/09) Series With UML: ...... UML leads 29-21 Series With UML:...... UML leads 9-6 ...... Merrimack 93, UML 88 (2/13/10) ...... UML 80, Merrimack 70 (3/4/10) ...... Merrimack 81, UML 62 (3/13/10) Series with UML: ...... Merrimack leads 29-21

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Saint Saint POST Anselm Michael’s November 13 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. December 4 • 3:30 • Manchester, N.H. November 17 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass. in the UMass Lowell Tip-Off Classic February 19 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. February 2 • 7:30 • Clochester, Vt.

Location:...... Waterbury, CT 06708 Location:...... Manchester, NH 03102 Location:...... Colchester, VT 05439 Enrollment...... 1,600 Enrollment...... 1,900 Enrollment...... 1,900 President...... Dr. William McDonald President...... Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. President...... John J. Neuhauser Athletic Director:...... Anthony Fallacaro Athletic Director:...... Dr. Jo-Ann E. Nester Athletic Director:...... Zaf Bludevich Nickname:...... Eagles Nickname:...... Hawks Nickname:...... Purple Knights Colors:...... Forest Green, Black & White Colors:...... Navy Blue & White Colors:...... Purple & Gold Home Court:...... Drubner Center Home Court/Capacity:...... Stoutenburgh Gym (1,200) Home Court/Capacity:...Ross Sport Center (2,500) Head Coach...... Al Sokaitis (First year) Head Coach...... Keith Dickson (25th year) Head Coach...... Michael Harding( First Year) Alma Mater:...... Mitchell, 1977 Alma Mater:...... New Hampshire, 1979 Alma Mater:...... Bowdoin, 2003 Overall Record:...... 197-181 (20 years) Overall Record:...... 457-255 (24 years) Overall Record:...... 0-0( First Year) Record at Post:...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Saint Anselm:...... 457-255 (24 years) Record at Saint Michael’s:...... 0-0( First Year) Assistant Coaches:...... Edmund Saunders, Assistant Coaches:...... Steve Drescher, Paul Faison Assistant Coaches:...... Ari Shapiro-Miller, ...... Jim DiNello, Ken Sinclair ...... Jim Moore ...... Nick Leonardelli 2009-10 Record:...... 13-17 2009-10 Record:...... 20-11 2009-10 Record:...... 9-17 Conference:...... Cemtral Atlantic (North) Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 9-9 (Forth) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 14-8 (Fifth) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 5-17 (14th) Sports Information Director:...... Joe Coss Sports Information Director:...... Ken Johnson, Jr. Sports Information Director:...... Seth Cole E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (203) 217-9702 Office Phone:...... (603) 641-7810 Office Phone:...... (802) 654-2537 Last Meeting:...... UML 58, Post 54 (2/2/08) Last Meeting:....UML88, Saint Anselm 77 (12/5/09) Last Meetings: UML 67, Saint Michael’s 52(11/19/09) Series With UML:...... UML leads 5-0 ...... Saint Anslem 101, UML 70 (2/20/10) ...... UML85, Saint Michael’s 82 OT (2/3/10) Series With UML:...... Saint Anselm leads 23-17 Series With UML:...... Tied 17-17

Southern Saint Rose Southern Connecticut New Hampshire

January 22 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. January 29 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. November 23 • 7:30 • Manchester, N.H. February 8 • 7:30 • Lowell, Mass. Location:...... Albany, NY 12203 Location:...... New Haven, CT 06515 Enrollment...... 5,000 Enrollment...... 12,158 Location:...... Manchester, NH 03106 President...... Dr. R. Mark Sullivan President...... Dr. Cheryl J. Norton Enrollment...... 1,800 Athletic Director:...... Catherine Cummings Haker Athletic Director:...... Patricia Nicol President...... Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc Nickname:...... Golden Knights Nickname:...... Owls Athletic Director:...... Chip Polak Colors:...... Gold, Black & White Colors:...... Blue & White Nickname:...... Penmen Home Court/Capacity:.Daniel P. Nolan Gym (1,000) Home Court/Capacity:... Moore Fieldhouse (2,400) Colors:...... Blue & Gold Head Coach...... Brian Beaury (25th year) Head Coach...... Mike Donnelly (First year) Home Court/Capacity:.... SNHU Fieldhouse(2,000) Alma Mater:...... Saint Rose, 1982 Alma Mater:...... Sarcred Heart Head Coach...... Stan Spirou (26th year) Overall Record:...... 517-218 (24 years) Overall Record:...... 79-62 (years) Alma Mater:...... Keene State, 1974 Record at Saint Rose: ...... 517-218 (24 years) Record at Southern Conn.: ...... 0-0 (First year) Overall Record:...... 499-249 (25 years) Assistant Coaches: ...... Mike Perno, Mike Long Assistant Coaches:...... Greg Clark, Mike Makubika Record at Southern NH:...... 499-249 (25 years) 2009-10 Record:...... 16-12 2009-10 Record:...... 2-25 Assistant Coaches:...... Jay Dufour,Jeff Gore, Conference:...... Northeast-10 Conference:...... Northeast-10 ...... Bob Duffley, Namdi Williams, Nick St. Jean 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 13-9(Fifth) 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 1-21 (16th) 2009-10 Record:...... 15-14 Sports Information Director:...... David Alexander Sports Information Director:...... Michael Kobylanski Conference:...... Northeast-10 E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 9-13 (11th) Office Phone:...... (518) 458-5491 Office Phone:...... (203) 392-6005 Sports Information Director:...... Greg Royce Last Meeting:...... Saint Rose 93, UML 78(1/23/10) Last Meetings:...... UML 73, SCSU 54, (1/30/10) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Series With UML: ...... UML leads 11-6 Series With UML: ...... UML leads 33-29 Office Phone:...... (603) 645-9638 Last Meeting:...... UML 61, SNHU 52 (11/18/09) ...... UML 67, SNHU 64 (2/09/10) Series With UML: ...... SNHU leads 41-27 29 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2010-11 OPPONENTS Stonehill

January 2 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. February 5• 3:30 • Easton, Mass.

Location:...... Easton, MA 02357 Enrollment...... 2,150 President...... Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C. Athletic Director:...... Brendan Sullivan Nickname:...... Skyhawks Colors:...... Purple & White Home Court/Capacity:...... Merkert Gym (2,200) Head Coach...... David McLaughlin (Seventh year) Alma Mater:...... Colby College, 1997 Overall Record:...... 86-37 (Sixth year) Record at Stonehill:...... 86-37 (Sixth year) Assistant Coaches:...... Benjamin Davis, ...... Matthew Lavangie 2009-10 Record:...... 24-6 Conference:...... Northeast-10 2009-10 Conference Record:...... 20-2 (First) Sports Information Director:...... Doug Monson E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (508) 565-1352 Last Meetings:...... UML 73, Stonehill 57 (1/2/10) ...... Stonehill 68, UML 60 (2/6/10) Series With UML:...... UML leads 20-14

30 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL River hawks shining moments

Elad Inbar (‘04) Elad Inbar, a starting forward for the River Hawks, was named the 2004 National Association of Basketball Coaches Divi- The Year They Took it All: sion II Player of the Year for his efforts during his senior campaign during the 2003-04 season. He is also the program’s all-time lead- 1988 ing scorer with 2,099 points. During that season, the River Hawks had their best finish Leo Parent, one of three captains of the 1987-88 squad is in program history, going 28-6 on the year, capturing the North- shown making a layup in the Chiefs’ 75-72 victory over Alaska- east-10 Regular Season and Tournament titles, winning the NCAA Anchorage in the 1988 NCAA Men’s Division II Basketball Tournament East Regionals and making it to the NCAA Tourna- Championship game in March 1988. ment Quarterfinals, before falling to Humboldt State, 89-82.

A Night For the Ages John Paganetti (‘84) Jan. 19, 1985 John Paganetti was a standout player for the Chiefs in the early to A sellout crowd of more than 2,100 fans packed Costello Gym mid-80’s, came back as a coach during their 1988 DII National Championship on Jan. 19, 1985 to see the University of Bridgeport’s 7-foot, 7-inch year and still contributes to the River Hawk basketball program in many ways center Manute Bol (#10, above, pictured with ULowell’s Andy Corey, to this day. He was inducted into the UMass Lowell Athletic Hall of Fame in #50), who would later enjoy a 10-year career in the NBA with Wash- 1989, in his first year of eligibility. ington, Philadelphia, Golden State and Miami. He is the program’s second all-time leading scorer with 2,091 points The Purple Knights prevailed, 62-47, and Bol registered 21 and still holds the school record for points in a game (46), most points as a points on 7-for-13 field goal shooting, along with 12 rebounds, but freshman (540), career field goals attempted (1,720) and made (826). ironically, no blocked shots. 31 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL 2009-10 OPPONENTS • RECORDS

Records vs. Opponents UMass Lowell Opponent W L Opponent W L Adelphi 6 3 Mass Dartmouth 7 1 1,000 Point Club Alabama A&M 1 0 M.I.T. 3 2 Alaska Anchorage 1 0 Mass Maritime 2 0 Player Points Years Albany 2 4 Mercy 3 0 1. Elad Inbar 2,099 2000-04 2. John Paganetti 2,091 1980-84 American International 15 18 Merrimack 21 29 3. Stacey Moragne 2,041 2002-06 Army 0 1 Middlebury 3 1 4. Bill Quirk (LSC) 2,032 1966-70 Assumption 18 5 Millersville 1 0 5. Leo Parent, Jr. 1,868 1986-89 Babson 1 2 Molloy 2 0 6. Mike Finocchio (LTI) 1,675 1968-72 7. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 1,672 1960-64 Barry University 3 0 Mount St. Mary’s 1 0 8. Gavin Cummings 1,625 1984-88 Bates 2 0 New England College 2 1 9. Uri Grunwald 1,561 2000-04 Bentley 14 30 New Hampshire, Univ. 0 1 10. Brian Parath 1,537 1986-90 Binghamton 4 1 11. Carl Brune (LTI) 1,513 1956-60 New Haven 29 21 12. Bobby Licare 1,503 1984-88 Bloomfield 3 0 New Jersey Tech 0 1 13. Ras Godbolt 1,436 1982-86 Boston College 0 1 New York Institute of Tech. 4 1 14. A.J. Hoff 1,422 1989-93 Boston University 0 1 Nichols 2 0 15. Chris Prince 1,342 1975-79 Bowdoin 0 1 Norfolk State 1 0 16. Bill Burns (LSC) 1,339 1965-69 17. Steve Oliver 1,312 1975-79 Bowie State 0 1 Northern Kentucky 0 1 18. Mark Davis 1,234 1993-97 Brandeis 7 4 Norwich 4 0 19. Jim Borodawka 1,206 1993-97 Bridgeport 20 27 Nova 2 0 20. Leo Parent, Sr. (LSC) 1,203 1955-59 Bridgewater State 4 3 21. James Whyte 1,192 2001-05 Pace 9 6 22. Al “Skip” Roper (LTI) 1,174 1964-68 Bryant 18 19 Philadelphia University 2 1 23. Tom Gallagher (LSC) 1,152 1960-64 Caldwell 1 0 Plymouth State 1 2 24. Hank Brown (LTI) 1,147 1964-67 Carthage 0 1 Post 3 0 25. Andy Corey 1,145 1981-85 Central Connecticut 2 7 Queens 3 0 26. Jim McGuirk (LSC) 1,128 1965-69 27. Pat King 1,107 1984-88 Cheyney University 1 1 Quincy 1 0 28. Ray Carroll 1,102 1979-83 Clark 1 5 Quinnipiac 12 11 29. Brandon Arnette 1,096 2002-06 Clayton State 0 1 Randolph-Macon 0 1 30. Bill Dastou (LSC) 1,079 1969-73 Coast Guard 3 2 Rhode Island College 1 0 31. Kevin Carr 1,068 2006-10 32. Darren Foster 1,047 1977-81 Colby 1 3 Rollins 0 1 33. Paul Bassett (LSC) 1,045 1968-72 Concordia (NY) 2 0 Sacred Heart 16 23 34. Kyle Caiola 1,043 2009-10 C.W. Post 3 1 St. Anselm 17 23 35. Spencer Staggs 1,026 1992-95 Culver Stockton 1 0 St. Michael’s 17 17 Dominican 2 0 St. Rose 11 6 Dowling 3 0 St. Thomas 1 1 East Stroudsburg 2 1 St. Thomas Aquinas 1 0 Eastern Nazarene 5 0 Salem State 7 4 Felician College 3 0 Seton Hall 0 3 Fitchburg State 2 1 Shaw 2 0 Florida Atlantic 1 0 Smith 2 2 Florida Inst. of Tech. 1 0 Southampton 3 1 Florida Southern 1 0 Southern Connneticut 33 29 Franklin Pierce 23 25 Southern N.H. 27 41 Gordon 2 0 Springfield 3 9 Grand Valley State 0 1 Stonehill 20 14 Hartford 1 4 Stony Brook 4 4 Holy Family 0 1 Suffolk 7 2 Humboldt State 0 1 Toronto 1 0 Indianapolis 0 1 Tufts 0 1 Jersey City State 0 1 U.S.M.M.A. 1 0 Keene State 22 3 Wilmington (DE) 0 1 Le Moyne 15 9 West Liberty 0 1 Maine 1 1 Worcester Polytech 4 5 Mass Amherst 1 2 Worcester State 1 1 Mass Boston 2 2 Sophomore guard Scotty Tavares-Taylor 32 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS

Team Records Most Games Played: 34 1987-88, 2003-04 Most Games Won: 28 2002-03, 2003-04 Most Games Lost: 21 1997-98 Fewest Wins: 6 1997-98 Fewest Losses: 5 2002-03 Best Winning Percentage: .848 2002-03 (28-5) Best Start to a Season: 14-0 2002-03 Most Consecutive Wins: 14 at Franklin Pierce (11/26/02) to American International (1/18/03) Most Consecutive Home Wins: 20 vs. St. Rose (1/8/04) to Southern Conn. (1/20/05) Most Consecutive Losses: 10 at Merrimack (1/13/85) thru Southern Conn. (2/6/85) Most Points Scored: • Half: 73 vs. Assumption (1/4/95; 2nd Half) • Game: 133 vs. Assumption (1/4/95) • Season: 2,791 1987-88 (34 Games) • Overtime Period: 21 vs. Mount St. Mary’s (1/8/88) Highest Scoring Average: 92.3 1968-69 (Lowell State) Fewest Points Scored: • Half: 12 at Bridgeport (2/26/85; 1st Half), at Southern Conn. (1/22/00; 1st Half) • Game: 34 at Bridgeport (2/26/85) • Season: 1,850 1975-76 (24 Games) Stan Van Gundy, Fewest Points Scored/Game: 69.6 1984-85 Head Coach 1988-92 Fewest Points Allowed: Former UML Head Coach Stan Van Gundy (1988-92) was an • Half: 11 vs. Suffolk (1/24/81; 2nd Half) assistant to Pat Riley for eight years before serving as head coach • Game: 39 vs. Coast Guard (2/1/80) of the NBA’s Miami Heat from 2003-05. He then moved on as the • Season: 1,880 2000-01 (31 Games) head coach of the Orlando Magic in January of 2007, where he Lowest Average Points Allowed:60.7 2000-01 remains. Most Points Allowed: • Half: 71 at New Haven (2/19/81; 2nd Half), vs. Assumption (1/4/95; 2nd Half) • Game: 129 vs. Assumption (1/4/95) • Season: 2,502 1987-88 • Overtime Period: 17 vs. M.I.T. (1/13/76) Highest Average Points Allowed:86.0 1977-78 Highest Scoring Margin: 11.7 2002-03 Most Field Goals Attempted: • Game: 95 vs. Plymouth State (2/17/76) • Season: 2,048 1987-88 Most Field Goals Made: • Game: 50 vs. Nichols (2/7/77) • Season: 1039 1987-88 Highest Field Goal Pct.: • Game: .721 vs. E. Nazarene (12/12/87; 49/68) • Season: .507 1987-88 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempted: • Game: 38 vs. Pace (1/26/10) • Season: 565 2003-04 Back to Back Champions Most 3-Point Field Goal Made: The 2002-03 (above) and 2003-04 teams both swept the North- • Game: 18 at Merrimack (2/8/03) east-10 Conference regular season and tournament champi- • Season: 249 2009-10 onships as well as the NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Best 3-Pt Field Goal Pct.: Championships to advance to the Elite Eight. • Game (min. 5 att.): .800 vs. Florida Southern (3/25/88; 4/5) • Season: .440 1986-87 (99/225) Most Free Throws Attempted: • Game: 54 vs. Assumption (1/4/95) • Season: 796 1987-88 Most Free Throws Made: • Game: 43 vs. Assumption (1/4/95) • Season: 588 1978-79 Highest Rebound Margin: 11.6 1978-79 Most Assists: • Game: 37 vs. Brandeis (2/8/79) • Season: 638 1987-88 Greastest Margin of Victory: 43 vs. Mass Maritime (1/24/76; 105-62) Greastest Margin of Defeat: 60 at Boston College (2/4/81; 114-54)

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Individual Records Most Games Played: • Season: 34 Eight Players • Career: 127 Elad Inbar (2000-04) Uri Grunwald (2000-04) Most Points Scored: • Game: 46 John Paganetti, vs. N.H. College (11/29/81) 46 Leon Uzdavinis vs. Jersey City State (1961-62) • Season: 747 Leo Parent, 1988-89 • Freshman: 540 John Paganetti, 1980-81 • Career: 2,099 Elad Inbar, 2000-04 Highest Scoring Average: • Season: 25.8 Leo Parent, 1988-89 • Career: 20.3 Leo Parent, 1986-89 Most Field Goals Attempted: • Game: 28 Wally Makiej vs. Babson (2/21/77) • Season: 484 Leo Parent, 1988-89 • Career: 1,720 John Paganetti, 1980-84 Most Field Goals Made: • Game: 18 Wally Makiej, vs. Babson (2/21/77) • Season: 270 Leo Parent, 1987-88 • Career: 826 John Paganetti, 1980-84 Best Field Goal Pct.: • Game (min 12 att.): 1.000 Leo Parent, vs. E. Nazarene (12/12/87, 12/12) • Season (min. 200 att.): .618 Guy Carroll (186/301) 1981-82 • Career (min. 400 att.): .568 Mark Davis (496/874) 1993-97 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempted: • Game: 15 Three Players • Season: 251 Kevin Carr, 2009-10 • Career: 703 Kevin Carr, 2006-10 Most 3-Point Field Goal Made: • Game: 9 Bobby Licare, vs. Bridgeport (1/31/87) Leo Parent (‘89, left), Bobby Licare (‘88, center) and • Season: 100 Bobby Licare, 1987-88 Pat King (‘88, right) raise the 1988 NCAA Division II • Career: 259 Kevin Carr, 2006-10 Men’s Basketball National Championship banner in Best 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct.: Costello gym. The Chiefs defeated Alaska-Anchorage • Game (min. 5 att.): .833 Bobby Licare, vs. New Haven 75-72 for the national title. (1/14/87, 5/6) Bobby Licare, vs. Southern Conn. (2/2/87, 5/6) Most Assists Jim Borodawka, vs. Southern Conn. • Game: 16 Ray Carroll, vs. N.H. College (11/29/81) (1/18/97, 5/6) • Season: 211 Bobby Licare, 1987-88 • Season (min. 50 att.): .496 Leo Parent, (62/125) 1988-89 • Freshman: 168 Darren Foster, 1977-78 • Career (min. 150 att.): .478 Bobby Licare, (185/387) 1984-88 • Career: 710 Bobby Licare, 1984-88 Most Free Throws Attempted: Most Blocked Shots: • Game: 20 Ras Godbolt, vs. Merrimack (2/20/84) • Game: 9 Stan Whetstone, Zach Zegarowski, vs. Assumption (1/14/95) vs. Toronto (11/8/77) • Season: 213 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 • Season: 89 Leo Parent, 1986-87 • Career: 439 John Paganetti, 1980-84 • Career: 246 Leo Parent, 1986-89 Best Free Throw Pct: Most Steals: • Game (min. 16 att.): 1.000 Leo Parent, vs. N.H. College • Game: 9 Bobby Licare, (2/25/89; 16/16) vs. New Haven (3/5/88) • Season (min. 100 att.): .899 Kyle Caiola (178/198), 2009-10 Howard Holley, • Career (min. 200 att.): .862 Jim Borodawka, (269-312) 1993-97 vs. R.I. (12/29/88) Consecutive FTs Made: 46 Kyle Caiola (12/5/09 v. Saint Anselm • Season: 120 Bobby Licare, 1987-88 thru vs. Assumption 1/6/10) • Career: 321 Bobby Licare, 1984-88 Most Rebounds: Most Personal Fouls: • Game: 23 Stan Whetstone, vs. WPI (2/18/78) • Season: 118 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 Brian Coke, vs. Brandeis (2/5/81) • Career: 362 Gavin Cummings, 1984-88 • Season: 377 Leo Parent, 1987-88 Most Disqualifications: • Freshman: 221 Guy Carroll, 1981-82 • Season: 10 Brian Coke, 1980-81 • Career: 1,011 Leo Parent, 1986-89 • Career: 21 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 Best Rebounding Avg.: • Season: 12.3 Stan Whetstone, 1978-79 • Career: 11.0 Leo Parent, (1011/92) 1986-89

34 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS Single Game Leaders Single Game Points Single Game Assists 1. John Paganetti 46 vs. N.H. College 11/29/81 1. Ray Carroll 16 vs N.H. College 11/29/81 Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 46 vs. Jersey City St. 1961-62 2. Darren Foster 15 vs Brandeis 02/08/79 3. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 45 vs. Nasson 1961-62 3. John Paganetti 14 vs Brandeis 02/05/81 4. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 44 vs. Babson 1960-61 4. Darren Foster 13 vs Colby 01/24/79 Carl Brune (LTI) 44 vs. Stonehill 1958-59 Bobby Licare 13 vs American Int’l 12/06/86 Bill Quirk (LSC) 44 vs. Lyndon State 1969-70 6. John Lespasio 12 vs Mass. Maritime 01/22/77 7. Jim McGuirk (LSC) 43 vs. Keene State 1968-69 Darren Foster 12 vs American Int’l 11/28/78 Hank Brown (LTI) 43 vs. Bentley 1964-65 Darren Foster 12 vs Norwich 02/24/79 9. Bill Quirk (LSC) 42 vs. Worcester State 1966-67 John Paganetti 12 vs Sacred Heart 02/23/81 10. Wally Makiej 41 vs. Babson 2/21/77 Bobby Licare 12 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/29/84 11. Leo Parent 39 vs. American Int’l 11/26/88 Bobby Licare 12 vs Quinnipiac 01/26/85 Stacey Moragne 39 vs. Queens (NY) 12/14/05 Bobby Licare 12 vs Bentley 12/02/86 13. Leo Parent 37 vs. Keene State 2/15/89 Zach Zegarowski 12 vs Concordia 11/19/94 Leo Parent 37 vs. Keene State 3/2/89 Zach Zegarowski 37 vs. Quinnipiac 1/2/95

Single Game Rebounds

1. Stan Whetstone 23 vs WPI 02/18/78 Single Game Rebounds cont. Brian Coke 17 vs Saint Anselm 01/22/81 Brian Coke 23 vs Brandeis 02/05/81 Guy Carroll 17 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/02/81 3. Steve Oliver 20 vs Gordon 12/13/75 Art Robinson 17 vs Suffolk 01/23/82 Mark Grabowski 20 vs Plymouth State 02/19/76 Andy Corey 17 vs New Haven 02/09/85 Stan Whetstone 20 vs Brandeis 02/08/79 Leo Parent 17 vs Merrimack 11/29/86 Leo Parent 20 vs Keene State 02/20/87 Leo Parent 17 vs Stonehill 01/19/87 7. Stan Whetstone 19 vs Salem State 02/13/79 Leo Parent 17 vs American Int’l 11/28/87 8. Stan Whetstone 18 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/04/78 Jeichael Henderson 17 vs Bentley 12/01/93 9. Stan Whetstone 17 vs N. H. College 01/19/79 Stacey Moragne 17 vs Merrimack 3/1/04 Yearly Leaders Scoring Rebounding Assists Year Player Pts. Avg. Year Player Rebs. Avg. Year Player Ast. Avg. 1975-76 Steve Oliver 290 12.1 1975-76 Mark Grabowski 189 7.9 1975-76 John Lespasio 70 2.9 1976-77 Wally Makiej 387 16.1 1976-77 Peter Forbes 192 8.0 1976-77 John Lespasio 121 5.0 1977-78 Chris Prince 394 15.7 1977-78 Stan Whetstone 195 8.1 1977-78 Darren Foster 168 7.0 1978-79 Chris Prince 394 15.2 1978-79 Stan Whetstone 321 12.3 1978-79 Darren Foster 179 6.9 1979-80 Mike Roberson 348 15.8 1979-80 Fred McCall 156 7.4 1979-80 Darren Foster 115 4.9 1980-81 John Paganetti 540 20.8 1980-81 Brian Coke 284 10.7 1980-81 John Paganetti 157 6.0 1981-82 Guy Carroll 508 19.5 1981-82 Guy Carroll 221 8.5 1981-82 John Paganetti 141 5.2 1982-83 John Paganetti 530 18.9 1982-83 Andy Corey 224 8.0 1982-83 Ray Carroll 126 4.5 1983-84 John Paganetti 547 21.0 1983-84 Andy Corey 225 8.3 1983-84 Ras Godbolt 132 4.9 1984-85 Ras Godbolt 510 18.2 1984-85 Andy Corey 241 10.0 1984-85 Bobby Licare 141 5.0 1985-86 Ras Godbolt 416 16.6 1985-86 Gavin Cummings 193 6.7 1985-86 Bobby Licare 149 5.1 1986-87 Leo Parent 482 16.6 1986-87 Leo Parent 327 11.3 1986-87 Bobby Licare 209 7.2 1987-88 Leo Parent 689 18.8 1987-88 Leo Parent 377 11.1 1987-88 Bobby Licare 211 6.2 1988-89 Leo Parent 747 25.8 1988-89 Leo Parent 307 10.6 1988-89 Howard Holley 119 4.1 1989-90 Brian Parath 512 19.0 1989-90 David Barry 237 8.5 1989-90 Howard Holley 137 4.9 1990-91 Steve Lane 426 15.8 1990-91 Willie Collins 173 7.9 1990-91 Steve Lane 96 3.6 1991-92 Steve Lane 97 3.3 1991-92 Willie Collins 479 17.7 1991-92 Willie Collins 229 8.5 1992-93 Anton Marchand 69 5.6 1992-93 A. J. Hoff 435 15.5 1992-93 A. J. Hoff 203 7.3 1993-94 Spencer Staggs 84 3.0 1993-94 Jeichael Henderson 439 15.7 1993-94 Jeichael Henderson 244 8.7 Chad Kimbrough 84 3.0 1994-95 Zach Zegarowski 421 16.8 1994-95 Jeichael Henderson 174 6.7 1994-95 Zach Zegarowski 106 4.2 1995-96 Mark Davis 456 19.0 1995-96 Shalawn Miller 212 8.2 1995-96 Ken Jankowsky 73 3.0 1996-97 Shalawn Miller 454 15.1 1996-97 Shalawn Miller 261 8.7 1996-97 Jim Borodawka 76 2.5 1997-98 Ozan Korkut 286 10.6 1997-98 Casey Cowburn 128 4.9 1997-98 Malik Curry 95 3.5 1998-99 David Shabsels 317 11.7 1998-99 Casey Cowburn 148 5.3 1998-99 Eyal Leib 124 4.4 1999-00 David Shabsels 394 12.7 1999-00 Tomas Ivanauskas 182 6.5 1999-00 Eyal Leib 148 4.8 2000-01 Uri Grunwald 454 14.6 2000-01 Elad Inbar 175 5.6 2000-01 Uri Grunwald 98 3.2 2001-02 Elad Inbar 495 17.1 2001-02 Elad Inbar 213 7.3 2001-02 Uri Grunwald 108 3.7 2002-03 Elad Inbar 530 16.1 2002-03 Elad Inbar 228 6.9 2002-03 Dana Jones 106 3.2 2003-04 Elad Inbar 669 19.6 2003-04 Stacey Moragne 264 7.8 2003-04 Carl Benn 104 3.9 2004-05 Stacey Moragne 636 22.7 2004-05 Stacey Moragne 234 8.4 2004-05 Carl Benn 102 3.6 2005-06 Stacey Moragne 650 21.0 2005-06 Stacey Moragne 235 7.6 2005-06 Brandon Arnette 107 3.5 2006-07 Dashon Harper 438 16.2 2006-07 Jerreh Saidybah 134 5.2 2006-07 Dashon Harper 68 2.5 2007-08 Dashon Harper 348 12.0 2007-08 Ali Kanaan 176 6.1 2007-08 Kevin Carr 61 2.2 2008-09 Kyle Caiola 396 14.1 2008-09 Ali Kanaan 130 5.7 2008-09 Kyle Caiola 84 3.0 2009-10 Kyle Caiola 647 20.2 2009-10 Ali Kanaan 178 5.9 2009-10 Kyle Caiola 102 3.2 35 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS

Career Records Career Free Throws Made Career Games Played 1. Elad Inbar 455 2000-04 Career Personal Fouls 1. Elad Inbar 127 2000-04 2. John Paganetti 439 1980-84 1. Gavin Cummings 362 1984-88 Uri Grunwald 127 2000-04 3. Ras Godbolt 408 1982-86 2. Casey Cowburn 347 1997-01 3. Stacey Moragne 126 2002-06 4. Gavin Cummings 393 1984-88 3. Andy Corey 335 1981-85 Brandon Arnette 126 2002-06 5. Stacey Moragne 358 2002-06 4. Brian Parath 319 1986-90 5. Shahar Nachmias 121 1999-03 6. Leo Parent 357 1986-89 5. John Paganetti 307 1980-84 6. Bobby Licare 120 1984-88 7. Bobby Licare 348 1984-88 6. Steve Oliver 304 1975-79 7. Gavin Cummings 119 1984-88 8. A. J. Hoff 347 1989-93 7. Elad Inbar 302 2000-04 8. Pat King 118 1984-88 9. Uri Grunwald 321 2000-04 8. Ricky Spencer 298 1992-96 9. Brian Parath 117 1986-90 10. Jim Borodawka 269 1993-97 9. A. J. Hoff 296 1989-93 10. Casey Cowburn 116 1997-01 10. Mark Davis 280 1993-97 Craig Heatherly 116 2006-10 Career Free Throw Percentage 1. Jim Borodawka .882 1993-97 Career Disqualifications Career Field Goals Attempted 2. Elad Inbar .854 2000-04 1. Gavin Cummings 21 1984-88 1. John Paganetti 1,720 1980-84 3. Brandon Arnette .823 2002-06 2. Carl Benn 20 2002-06 2. Elad Inbar 1,471 2000-04 4. Ray Carroll .801 1979-83 3. Darren Foster 19 1977-81 3. Stacey Moragne 1,386 2002-06 5. Bobby Licare .793 1984-88 Andy Corey 19 1981-85 4. Leo Parent 1,320 1986-89 6. Leo Parent .792 1986-89 5. Casey Cowburn 18 1997-01 5. Brian Parath 1,257 1986-90 6. Steve Oliver 17 1975-79 6. Uri Grunwald 1,188 2000-04 Career 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 7. Ricky Spencer 14 1992-96 7. Chris Prince 1,186 1975-79 1. Kevin Carr 703 2006-10 8. John Paganetti 13 1980-84 8. Ras Godbolt 1,171 1982-86 2. Ricky Spencer 628 1992-96 9. Brian Coke 12 1977-81 9. Gavin Cummings 1,144 1984-88 3. Eyal Leib 452 1998-02 Stan Whetstone 12 1977-79 10. Steve Oliver 1,099 1975-79 4. James Whyte 426 2001-05 Spencer Staggs 12 1992-95 5. Brian Parath 389 1986-90 Career Field Goals Made 6. Steve Lane 388 1990-92 1. John Paganetti 825 1980-84 7. Bobby Licare 387 1984-88 2. Elad Inbar 768 2000-04 3. Stacey Moragne 773 2002-06 Career 3-Point Field Goals Made Single Season 4. Leo Parent 722 1986-89 1. Kevin Carr 259 2006-10 5. Gavin Cummings 616 1984-88 2. Ricky Spencer 226 1992-96 Leaders 6. Chris Prince 571 1975-79 3. Eyal Leib 188 1998-02 7. Brian Parath 570 1986-90 4. Bobby Licare 185 1984-88 Single Season Point Totals 8. Uri Grunwald 552 2000-04 5. James Whyte 183 2001-05 9. Steve Oliver 549 1975-79 6. Steve Lane 153 1990-92 1. Leo Parent 747 1988-89 10. A. J. Hoff 543 1989-93 Spencer Staggs 153 1992-95 2. Elad Inbar 669 2003-04 3. Bill Quirk (LSC) 660 1969-70 Career Field Goal Percentage Career 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 4. Stacey Moragne 650 2005-06 1. Mark Davis .568 1993-97 1. Bobby Licare .478 1984-88 5. Kyle Caiola 647 2009-10 2. Stacey Moragne .558 2002-06 2. Leo Parent .453 1986-89 3. Leo Parent .547 1986-89 3. James Whyte .430 2001-05 6. Leo Parent 639 1987-88 4. Willie Collins .540 1990-93 4. Stacey Moragne .428 2002-06 7. Stacey Moragne 636 2004-05 5. Jeichael Henderson .539 1993-97 5. Eyal Leib .416 1998-02 8. Gavin Cummings 586 1987-88 6. Jim Borodawka .413 1993-97 9. Stacey Moragne 582 2003-04 Career Rebound Leaders 7. Spencer Staggs .403 1992-95 10. Mike Finocchio (LTI) 575 1970-71 1. Leo Parent 1,011 1986-89 2. Elad Inbar 854 2000-04 Career Assist Leaders 3. Stacey Moragne 839 2002-06 1. Bobby Licare 710 1984-88 Single Season Rebound Leaders 4. Andy Corey 828 1981-85 2. John Paganetti 541 1980-84 1. Leo Parent 377 1987-88 5. A. J. Hoff 693 1989-93 3. Darren Foster 513 1977-81 2. Leo Parent 327 1986-87 6. Mark Davis 670 1993-97 4. Eyal Leib 450 1998-02 3. Stan Whetstone 321 1978-79 7. Gavin Cummings 600 1984-88 5. Ray Carroll 440 1979-83 8. Ali Kanaan 585 2006-10 6. Ras Godbolt 395 1982-86 4. Leo Parent 307 1988-89 9. Brian Coke 566 1977-81 7. Uri Grunwald 394 2000-04 5. Brian Coke 284 1980-81 10. Steve Oliver 561 1975-79 8. Carl Benn 336 2002-06 6. Stacey Moragne 264 2004-05 9. Chris Prince 320 1975-79 7. Jeichael Henderson 244 1993-94 Career Scoring Leaders 10. Pat King 303 1984-88 8. Andy Corey 241 1984-85 1. Elad Inbar 2,099 2000-04 2. John Paganetti 2,091 1980-84 Career Blocked Shot Leaders 9. Elad Inbar 238 2003-04 3. Stacey Moragne 2,041 2002-06 1. Leo Parent 246 1986-89 10. David Barry 237 1989-90 4. Bill Quirk (LSC) 2,032 1966-70 2. Ali Kanaan 151 2006-10 5. Leo Parent 1,868 1986-89 3. Casey Cowburn 141 1997-01 Single Season Assist Leaders 6. Mike Finocchio 1,675 1968-72 4. Mark Davis 128 1993-97 1. Bobby Licare 211 1987-88 7. Leon Uzdavinis 1,672 1960-64 5. Stan Whetstone 126 1977-79 8. Gavin Cummings 1,625 1984-88 6. Elad Inbar 124 2000-04 2. Bobby Licare 209 1986-87 9. Uri Grunwald 1,561 2000-04 7. Shalawn Miller 117 1995-97 3. Darren Foster 179 1978-79 10. Brian Parath 1,537 1986-90 8. Andy Corey 102 1981-85 4. Darren Foster 168 1977-78 9. Adon El 96 2004-06 5. John Paganetti 157 1980-81 Career Free Throws Attempted 10. Brian Coke 81 1977-78 6. Bobby Licare 149 1985-86 1. John Paganetti 603 1980-84 2. Gavin Cummings 565 1984-88 Career Steal Leaders 7. Eyal Leib 148 1999-00 3. Elad Inbar 533 2000-04 1. Bobby Licare 321 1984-88 8. John Paganetti 141 1981-82 4. Ras Godbolt 498 1982-86 2. Eyal Leib 273 1998-02 Bobby Licare 141 1984-85 A.J. Hoff 498 1989-93 3. John Paganetti 200 1980-84 10. Howard Holley 137 1989-90 6. Leo Parent 451 1986-89 Spencer Staggs 200 1992-95 7. Bobby Licare 439 1984-88 Uri Grunwald 200 2000-04 8. Mark Davis 438 1993-97 6. Carl Benn 177 2002-06 9. Uri Grunwald 424 2000-01 7. Darren Foster 187 1977-81 10. Andy Corey 385 1981-85 8. Kevin Carr 153 2006-10 9. Ras Godbolt 152 1982-86 10. Elad Inbar 145 2000-04 36 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS

1988 National Champions UML Men’s Basketball in the Athletic Hall of Fame

Steve Oliver, 1979 Leo Parent, 1989 John Paganetti, 1984

Year Alumnus Class Inducted Edward J. Allard 1931 1978 Lou Athanas 1936 1977 Louis L. Bassett 1937 1982 John Bogacz 1936 1983 Henry B. Brown 1967 1977 Carl Brune 1959 1978 William L. Burns 1969 1977 Michael R. Camuso 1972 1978 Michael D. Connors 1959 1978 Leo R. Creegan 1966 1979 Gavin Cummings 1988 1994 Michael Finocchio 1972 1979 The ULowell Chiefs captured the 1988 NCAA Division II champi- Thomas W. Gallagher 1963 1977 onship. The team was inducted into the UMass Lowell Athletic Francis Georges 1962 1979 Hall of Fame on November 6, 2004. Joseph E. Hardman 1931 1982 Gary Hunt 1969 1982 Julius K. Jarek 1931 1981 Michael G. Kokoska 1933 1980 Steve Lane 1993 1998 Robert C. Licare, Jr. 1988 1993 Walter Lisien, Sr. 1943 1984 Carlton Lombard 1923 1983 Raymond Masse 1957 1984 James T. McGuirk 1969 1980 John T. McKniff 1948 1979 Stephen J. Oliver 1979 1988 John A. Paganetti 1984 1989 Leo A. Parent 1959 1977 Leo J. Parent 1989 1993 Chris Prince 1979 1986 Gerald F. Quigley 1931 1984 William T. Quirk 1970 1978 Albert L. Roper, Jr. 1968 1980 Aimee A. Savard, Jr. 1932 1977 Paul Sheehey 1958 1980 Leon A. Uzdavinis 1964 1982 1987-88 Team -- 2004

Lowell Textile Institute became Lowell Technological Institute in 1955. In 1975, Lowell Tech merged with Lowell State College and formed the University of Pascal Jobin and Gavin Cummings and Bobby Lowell. In 1991, the University joined the University of Massachusetts system Steve Lane, 1990-91 Licare at Cummings’ and thus became UMass Lowell. induction in 1994.

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All-Time Letterwinners N Nachmias, Shahar 1999-03 Grabowski, Mark 1975-78 A Graham, Justin 2008-09 O Agbavwe, Otarhe 2002-04 Grillakis, Alex 1993-94 Alpert, Mark 1981-85 Oakleaf, Brent 1993-95 Grimes, Jaakan 1999-00 Oliver, Steve 1975-79 Andrews, Neil 1992-93 Grunwald, Uri 2000-04 Arnette, Brandon 2002-06 Oneyechi, Kingsley 2009-10 Ortiz, Peter 1977-79 Ash, Joe 1979-80 H Hadad, Joe 1979-81 B P-Q Harper, Dashon 2006-08 Paganetti, John 1980-84 Barry, David 1988-90 Healy, Ken 1975-76 Baskys, Julius 1978-79 Palaima, Mark 1980-81 Heatherly, Craig 2006-10 Parath, Brian 1986-90 Bell, Randy 1979-80 Henderson, Jeichael 1993-95 Benn, Carl 2002-06 Parent, Leo 1986-89 Herenda, Billy 1984-88 Peavey, Spencer 1993-95 Bettano, Brian 1997-01 Hill, Fred 1978-79 Blair, Michael (Mgr.) 1985-88 Peeler, Tom 1976-77 Hoegen, Bill 1975-76 Perkins, Rich 1990-94 Borodawka, Jim 1993-97 Hoff, A. J. 1989-93 Bourque, Dan 1975-76 Platt, Wesley 2002-05, 2006-07 Holley, Howard 1987-90 Prince, Chris 1975-79 Boyle, Todd 1991-93 Hunt, Steve 1980-81 Breckenridge, Rob 2005-08 Huntington, David 1997-98 Brunson, Ty 2001-03 R Randle, Terrel 2008-10 Busby, Dave (Mgr.) 1979-80 I Buscone, Steve (Mgr.) 1975-76 Reed, Mike 1989-92 Inbar, Elad 2000-04 Roberson, Mike 1979-80 Ivanauskas, Tomas 1999-01 C Robertson, Art 1981-82 Caiola, Kyle 2008-10 Roderick, Greg 1990-92 J Romanowski, B.J. 1998-02 Carr, Kevin 2006-10 Jackson, Tony 1986-88 Carroll, Guy 1981-82 Romsek, Sean 2008-09 Jankowsky, Ken 1995-97 Ryan, Michael 2004-05 Carroll, Ray 1979-83 Jobin, Pascal 1987-89; 1990-91 Castillo, John 1981-84 Johnson, Marcus 2008-10 Cavalieri, John 1980-83 S Jones, Dana 2002-04 Saidybah, Jerreh 2004-08 Chatman, Joe 2004-05 Jordan, John 1989-91 Coke, Brian 1977-81 Shaufenbil, Brian 1998-00 Collins, Willie 1990-93 Shelton, Brandon 2005-07 K Schlehuber, Steven 1985-86 Colon, Victor 2006-09 Kanaan, Ali 2006-10 Colwell, Josh 2003-04 Scocca, Mike 1984-88 Kendrigan, Paul 1983-86 Scott, Russell 1995-99 Considine, Paul 1985-89 Kerman, Max 2007-10 Conway, Sean 1989-93 Scully, Liam 1988-92 Kiernan, Rick (Mgr.) 1978-80 Shabsels, David 1998-00 Cowburn, Casey 1997-01 Kimbrough, Chad 1993-95 Corbacio, John 2008-present Shepard, John 1980-81 King, Pat 1984-88 Siman Tov, Matan 2001-04 Corey, Andrew 1981-85 Kohn, Daniel 1997-99 Coyne, Gary 1979-81 Smith, James 1989-90 Korkut, Orzan 1996-98 Spencer, Ricky 1992-94; 1995-96 Crowley, Chris 1991-92 Kwiecinski, Walt 1975-77 Cummings, Gavin 1984-88 Staggs, Spencer 1992-95 Steere, Pete 2009-present Curley, John 1979-81 L Curry, Malik 1997-99 Stoczynski, Tyler 2004-05 Labropolous, Theodore 1997-98 Strand, Erik 1998-02 Lane, Steve 1990-92 Szen, Mark (Mgr.) 1975-78 D Leib, Eyal 1998-02 Dagle, Michael 1985-86; 1989-90 Leonard, Brad 1994-96 Davis, Mark 1993-97 T Lespasio, John 1975-77 Tavarez-Taylor, Scotty 2009-present Diaz, Romeo 2009-present Licare, Bobby 1984-88 Drejaj, Frank 1999-01 Thomas, Frank 1976-77 Looney, Bill 1988-89 Tienhaara, Rick 1978-80 Louder, Ramsey 2001-04 Titone, Vinnie 1981-85 E Lynch, Jamael 2007-08 Egbuchunam, Kingsley 1999-02 El, Adon 2004-06 U-V M Vogt, Marty 1977-78 Emery, Tom (Mgr.) 1975-76 Mader, Jeff 1976-77 Endicott, Bob 1976-78 Volonio, Peter (Mgr.) 1978-79 Makiej, Wally 1975-77 Vongsa, Konchay 1996-98 Endyke, Wally 1981-83 Marchand, Anton 1991-93 Evans, Reggie 1996-99 Mayne, Necus 2002-06 W Mayers, Kyle 2008-10 Walton, Robert 2008-present F McCafferty, Matt 1977-79 Fecteau, Mark 1980-81; 1982-83 Webster, Kenny 2005-06 McCall, Fred 1978-80 Welch, Matt 2010-present Floriani, Andrew 1997-98 McCarthy, Bill 1981-82 Forbes, Peter 1976-80 Wetzel, Connor 2007-08 Miller, Shalawn 1995-97 Whetstone, Stan 1977-79 Foster, Darren 1977-81 Mitchell, Darreck 2001-02 Fritz, Ed 1975-76 Whyte, James 2001-05 Monfort, Peter 2004-07 Wilkinson, Bill 1981-85 Moore, Eric 1990-91 Winsmann, Fred 1983-85 G Moragne, Stacey 2002-06 Gallo, Tony 2007-08 Moriarty, Tom 1989-93 Garrick, Stace 2005-06 Y Mosher, Brendan 1988-89 Yalden, Bob 1986-88 Gillard, Jermaine 1996-98 Mucher, Mike 1988-92 Godbolt, Ras 1982-86 Murphy, Steve 1987-89 Z Gordon, John 1997-00 Murray, Jarvis 1994-96 Gore, Joe 2008-09 Zegarowski, Zach 1992-94 Gore, Michael 2004-08 Zorbas, Jim 1992-93 38 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS Year-by-Year Results

1975-76 (10-14) W @ Salem State 94-80 W aMERICAN INT’L (3 OT) 88-84 L @ Merrimack 78-102 Coach: Jim Stone W PLYMOUTH STATE 111-86 W BENTLEY 88-75 W UMASS BOSTON 86-81 Captains: Dan Bourque L @ W.P.I. (2 OT) 83-87 W @ Bridgewater State 77-74 W QUINNIPIAC 79-78 Ken Healy L HARTFORD 90-99 L @ Saint Michael’s 81-90 L SACRED HEART 60-63 L @ Bentley 66-101 L @ Saint Anselm 75-77 W SALEM STATE 72-68 W @ N.H. College 100-88 L @ Clark 100-104 W @ Norwich 77-67 L @ Southern Conn. 73-92 L *@ Southern Conn. 80-101 L @ Colby 73-86 L @ Colby 93-107 L CENTRAL CONN. 76-98 W UMass Dartmouth 76-74 W CENTRAL CONN. 91-87 L @ Quinnipiac 55-71 1983-84 (15-12) W FITCHBURG STATE 80-67 L BRYANT 63-68 Coach: Don Doucette W @ Gordon 81-73 1978-79 (11-15) W SAINT ANSELM 70-67 Captain: John Paganetti L @ Springfield 61-95 Coach: Tony Romano W SUFFOLK (2 OT) 85-84 L @ Bryant 66-73 L M.I.T. (OT) 67-80 Captain: Peter Forbes L @ W.P.I. 76-87 W STONEHILL (OT) 82-78 L @ Middlebury 66-75 L BENTLEY 81-85 L @ Boston College 54-114 L @ Springfield 45-58 L BABSON 74-87 L @ American International 73-79 W BRANDEIS (2 OT) 85-84 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 66-80 W MASS. MARITIME 105-62 W @ Uass Dartmouth (OT) 81-78 L BRIDGEPORT 82-103 W @ Bentley 74-69 L SUFFOLK 79-89 W W.P.I. 84-70 L STONEHILL 73-88 W SAINT MICHAEL’S (2 OT) 83-81 W @ W.P.I 73-66 W SPRINGFIELD 78-75 L @ N.H. College 79-93 L MERRIMACK 74-87 L @ Merrimack 80-111 L BRYANT 70-98 W UMASS BOSTON 88-64 W @ W.P.I. 92-80 W COAST GUARD 78-66 L SOUTHERN CONN. 68-76 L @ Merrimack 83-103 L @ Central Conn. 73-117 W @ Nichols 87-75 W @ M.I.T. 88-70 L @ New Haven 89-115 W SOUTHERN CONN. 56-51 L @ Brandeis 82-95 W MIDDLEBURY 83-76 L @ Sacred Heart 79-97 L N.H. COLLEGE (OT) 87-96 L HARTFORD 53-82 L CLARK 74-79 W SACRED HEART (OT) 72-70 L @ Salem State 62-73 L @ Central Conn. 71-75 1981-82 (11-16) W @ Saint Anselm 66-63 L PLYMOUTH STATE 88-98 L @ N.H. College 88-99 Coach: Tony Romano W @ Brandeis 98-80 W WORCESTER STATE 75-70 L BRYANT 71-76 Captain: Ray Carroll W QUINNIPIAC 79-68 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 92-80 L COLBY 86-104 L NEW HAVEN 71-83 W @ New Haven 95-86 L @ Saint Anselm 74-83 W SUFFOLK 67-63 L N.H. COLLEGE 103-66 W SALEM STATE 64-50 W @ Norwich 78-68 W MERRIMACK 78-68 L BRIDGEPORT 75-91 W @ Southern Conn. 78-65 L @ Coast Guard 68-89 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 88-74 W BRIDGEPORT 82-76 1976-77 (10-14) W BATES 76-69 L @ Army 63-84 W @ Quinnipiac 97-81 Coach: Tony Romano W BRANDEIS 102-77 L @ Springfield 66-88 L @ Sacred Heart 57-86 Captain: John Lespasio L @ Hartford 90-91 L @ Bentley 90-115 L NEW HAVEN 60-71 L BENTLEY 77-91 W SALEM STATE 95-88 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 85-67 L @ Bridgeport 63-75 W COLBY 89-85 L @ Quinnipiac 70-92 L SALEM STATE 85-98 W MERRIMACK 82-77 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 88-75 L SAINT ANSELM 82-84 W SUFFOLK 84-78 L @ N.H. College 83-96 L @ Fitchburg State 68-74 W NORWICH 100-86 L @ Salem State 73-74 L CENTRAL CONN. 67-75 W GORDON 101-67 L @ Bridgewater State 93-104 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 64-66 L *NEW HAVEN 76-78 W MIDDLEBURY 74-66 L @ Central Conn. 67-90 L @ M.I.T 72-81 1979-80 (9-16) L @ Bryant 76-91 1984-85 (9-19) L CLARK (OT) 79-81 Coach: Tony Romano W QUINNIPIAC 79-69 Coach: Don Doucette L SPRINGFIELD 56-63 Captain: Peter Forbes W @ Saint Anselm 76-662 Captains: Andy Corey L @ Bridgewater State 78-82 Fred McCall W @ Suffolk 71-61 Vinnie Titone W @ Mass. Maritime 84-59 L @ Seton Hall 71-82 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 74-64 W BRYANT 82-70 L W.P.I. 76-93 W @ Assumption 77-69 L @ UMass Boston 76-83 L @ Maine 63-86 W SUFFOLK 85-81 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 74-64 L @ W.P.I. 53-68 L SPRINGFIELD 51-71 L MERRIMACK 91-102 L @ Bentley 79-94 W @ Brandeis 70-67 L @ American International 67-78 W @ Coast Guard 62-60 L @ Springfield 59-63 W KEENE STATE 92-78 L BENTLEY 48-53 W NICHOLS 114-100 L BENTLEY 77-83 L @ Bridgeport 64-66 W SAINT ANSELM 84-69 L BRANDEIS 71-88 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 77-63 W @ Merrimack 66-62 W @ Eastern Nazarene 100-88 L @ Hartford 86-108 W M.I.T. 84-70 W USMMA 99-72 L @ Stonehill 66-94 W SALEM STATE 85-81 L @ Salem State (OT) 92-101 L SACRED HEART 66-79 W v. UMass Dartmouth 87-68 L @ Plymouth State 78-96 L SOUTHERN CONN. (ot) 74-77 L *@ Bridgeport 79-87 W v. Stonehill 74-71 L @ Worcester State 69-78 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 82-80 W SALEM STATE 80-64 L @ Babson 85-90 L QUINNIPIAC 74-90 1982-83 (10-18) L @ Merrimack 66-74 L SAINT ANSELM 74-85 L NEW HAVEN 74-86 Coach: Tony Romano L @ New Haven 59-80 W NORWICH 88-81 L @ Suffolk 73-78 Captains: Ray Carroll, Art Robinson L BRIDGEPORT 47-62 W @ Merrimack 91-72 L @ Stonehill 78-84 L SACRED HEART (OT) 73-84 1977-78 (11-13) W COAST GUARD 63-39 W SUFFOLK 107-71 L N.H. COLLEGE 77-109 Coach: Tony Romano W HARTFORD 87-72 W BRYANT 84-76 L @ Quinnipiac 71-85 Captain: Mark Grabowski L @ Brandeis 71-82 L SPRINGFIELD 54-69 L CENTRAL CONN. 81-94 W U. TORONTO 109-69 L @ Bridgeport 83-89 L @ A.I.C. 65-81 L @ Bridgeport 65-86 L @ Seton Hall 83-107 L @ Stonehill 69-88 L BENTLEY 71-89 L @ Sacred Heart 68-88 L @ Bentley 78-98 L N.H. COLLEGE 85-103 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 72-76 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 65-67 L BRIDGEWATER STATE 67-81 L @ W.P.I. 63-74 L BOWDOIN 82-86 W NEW HAVEN 89-74 L UM-DARTMOUTH (OT) 82-85 L @ Saint Anselm 50-78 W SALEM STATE 94-86 W BRANDEIS 83-79 L @ Bryant 79-92 L @ Bryant 73-84 L @ Southern Conn. 59-65 L QUINNIPIAC 64-78 L @ Springfield 89-117 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 68-67 W W.P.I. 94-86 W @ Southern Conn. 66-62 W FITCHBURG STATE 89-63 W CENTRAL CONN. 65-64 L @ N.H. College 66-86 W M.I.T. (OT) 63-60 1980-81 (9-17) L N.H. COLLEGE 81-89 L @ Central Conn. 64-81 W @ Middlebury 74-73 Coach: Tony Romano L @ Quinnipiac 80-94 L *@ Bridgeport 34-43 L @ Clark 85-102 Captain: Brian Coke L @ Sacred Heart 56-59 W BABSON 98-69 Darren Foster W SAINT ANSELM 79-67 W N.H. COLLEGE 81-80 L N.H. COLLEGE 64-73 L @ Bridgeport (OT) 81-84 W @ Suffolk 108-93 L @ Seton Hall 60-85 L NEW HAVEN 82-90 L @ Merrimack 98-119 W @ UMass Dartmouth 104-88 L BRANDEIS 79-83 L COAST GUARD 65-67 L SPRINGFIELD 59-61 L SOUTHERN CONN. 63-68 L BRIDGEPORT 56-58 39 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS Year-by-Year Results

1985-86 (12-17) W EASTERN NAZARENE 116-80 W @ Sacred Heart 75-72 1992-93 (13-15) Coach: Don Doucette L UMASS BOSTON 76-78 W N.H. COLLEGE 75-73 Coach: Gary Manchel Captains: Ras Godbolt, Pat King W v. Cheyney 87-70 L @ Southern Conn. 63-68 Captain: A.J. Hoff L v. LIU-Southampton 69-71 W @ St. Michael’s 89-73 L @ Keene State 61-72 W STONEHILL 76-65 W v. East Stroudsburg 83-61 W v. Mount St. Mary’s (OT) 107-98 W NEW HAVEN (OT) 66-74 W MERRIMACK 82-76 L @ Boston University 73-91 L v. Randolph Macon 55-75 L @ Franklin Pierce (OT) 96-94 W TUFTS 83-66 W @ Springfield 77-74 W SOUTHERN CONN. 75-56 W SACRED HEART 94-89 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 73-79 L @ Bentley 68-80 L NEW HAVEN 65-72 W KEENE STATE 70-67 L BENTLEY 65-68 L @ Bryant 74-80 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-59 W SOUTHERN CONN. 60-56 L @ Saint Michael’s 69-72 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 74-61 W SACRED HEART 80-78 L @ Bridgeport 79-94 L SAINT ANSELM 85-87 L @ Saint Anselm 53-68 W @ Keene State (OT) 98-95 L @ N.H. College 64-85 W @ New York Tech 74-63 L STONEHILL 56-58 W @ Bridgeport 70-66 L *@ New Haven 78-84 L @ C.W. Post 67-74 L @ Saint Thomas 72-89 L @ New Haven 78-88 L @ Bryant (OT) 71-73 W @ Barry University 83-68 L @ Sacred Heart 76-78 1990-91 (11-17) W @ Le Moyne 71-68 W @ Florida Inst. Tech. 79-73 W @ Southern Conn. 88-66 Coach: Stan Van Gundy W aSSUMPTION 85-60 L NEW HAVEN 71-87 W N.H. COLLEGE 87-74 Captains: Pascal Jobin, Steve Lane W NEW HAVEN 94-74 L BRIDGEPORT 69-83 W KEENE STATE 86-79 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 95-101 W SOUTHERN CONN. 80-72 L SACRED HEART 76-81 W *v. Keene State 91-80 W MERRIMACK 99-81 L @ Franklin Pierce 70-80 L @ N.H. College 75-87 W *v. New Haven 87-74 L @ Quinnipiac 76-86 W @ Sacred Heart 75-74 L QUINNIPIAC 69-83 W #Assumption 90-65 W BENTLEY 76-69 L N.H. College 78-87 W KEENE STATE 75-72 W #New Haven 84-72 L @ Pace 84-104 L @ Southern Conn. 74-84 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 60-58 W #@ Alabama A&M 76-68 L @ Adelphi 77-111 W KEENE STATE 80-78 L @ Sacred Heart 75-90 W #Florida Southern 88-81 W SAINT ANSELM 81-78 L @ New Haven 78-97 W EASTERN NAZARENE 71-62 W #Alaska-Anchorage 75-72 L @ UMass 57-80 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 62-71 L SOUTHERN CONN. 65-74 W SAINT ROSE 8169 W SACRED HEART 86-75 L @ New Haven 65-90 1988-89 (16-13) L @ Saint Michael’s 88-97 L @ Quinnipiac 76-82 W @ Brandeis 78-67 Coach: Stan Van Gundy L v. East Stroudsburg 85-108 W @ Keene State 87-80 W @ Southern Conn. 75-70 Captains: Brian Parath, Leo Parent W v. Keene State 83-72 L LE MOYNE 74-75 W @ Quinnipiac 97-79 L MERRIMACK 78-81 W BATES 81-80 W @ N.H. College 73-72 L N.H. COLLEGE 93-100 W @ Eastern Nazarene 91-72 L @ Bridgeport 74-91 W *SOUTHERN CONN. 77-61 W *@ Quinnipiac 69-65 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 77-95 W NEW HAVEN 103-84 L *@ N.H. College 84-95 L *@ Sacred Heart 66-74 L BENTLEY 68-90 L @ Franklin Pierce 68-82 L @ Clark 70-74 L SACRED HEART 61-62 1993-94 (10-18) 1986-87 (21-8) W SAINT ANSELM 88-86 W @ N.H. College 100-96 Coach: Gary Manchel Coach: Don Doucette L v. Cheyney 52-69 L SOUTHERN CONN. 62-63 Captain: Spencer Staggs Captains: Pat King, Bobby Licare W v. Dowling 90-71 W KEENE STATE 70-63 L v. Stonehill 77-87 W BRYANT 67-66 L @ UMass-Amherst 60-84 W @ New Haven 91-87 L @ Merrimack 62-65 W @ Eastern Nazarene 69-55 W v. Rhode Island College 85-77 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 75-80 W BRYANT 82-77 W MERRIMACK 73-51 L v. Jersey City 68-70 L @ Sacred Heart (OT) 83-89 L @ Bentley 62-77 W BENTLEY 80-71 W @ Florida Atlantic 76-70 L @ Keene State 63-65 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 59-61 W SPRINGFIELD 79-60 W @ Nova Southeastern 90-64 L @ Southern Conn. 66-73 L @ Saint Anselm 69-90 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 67-68 L @ Bridgeport 69-78 L BRIDGEPORT 81-86 W v. Assumption 102-91 L SAINT ANSELM 57-59 W NEW HAVEN 88-80 L *@ Bridgeport 84-100 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 70-91 W v. Bloomfield 72-70 W @ Franklin Pierce 79-65 W NEW YORK TECH 103-79 L v. Merrimack (OT) 75-80 W SACRED HEART 81-60 1991-92 (14-15) L QUINNIPIAC 77-80 W @ Barry 79-77 L @ N.H. College 79-80 Coach: Stan Van Gundy L @ Le Moyne 67-86 W @ Saint Thomas 69-60 W SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 78-75 Captains: Steve Lane, Mike Reed W @ Bridgeport 73-85 L @ New Haven 68-79 W KEENE STATE 94-71 L v. St. Michael’s 70-74 W NEW HAVEN 79-77 W @ Bridgeport 57-55 L @ New Haven 71-88 L @ Merrimack 67-79 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 74-76 L @ Stonehill 70-72 W BRIDGEPORT 82-73 L @ Saint Rose 75-76 L @ Franklin Pierce 83-84 W N.H. COLLEGE 71-70 L @ N.H. College 69-75 W LE MOYNE 71-68 L @ Sacred Heart 76-77 W QUINNIPIAC 78-69 W @ Keene State 104-78 L @ Bentley 81-84 L N.H. COLLEGE 70-92 L @ Sacred Heart 68-78 W @ Southern Conn. 62-61 W PACE 59-54 W @ Southern Conn. 64-51 W KEENE STATE 62-60 L BRIDGEPORT 74-78 W SAINT MICHAEL’S (OT) 77-72 W KEENE STATE 78-62 W BRIDGEPORT 75-71 W N.H. COLLEGE 76-74 L @ Saint Anselm 74-82 W @ New Haven 95-89 W @ Southern Conn. 87-73 W *KEENE STATE 90-81 L @ American International 76-81 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 82-88 W NEW HAVEN 72-64 L *@ Bridgeport 74-90 W STONEHILL 71-69 W SACRED HEART 100-88 W @ Quinnipiac 91-66 W QUINNIPIAC 74-71 L BRIDGEPORT 86-98 W SOUTHERN CONN. 63-51 1989-90 (13-15) W @ Nova Southeastern 85-56 L @ Keene State 88-100 L SACRED HEART 68-79 Coach: Stan Van Gundy L @ Rollins 69-79 L LE MOYNE 78-106 W @ N.H. College 71-67 Captain: Mike Dagle, John Jordan, Brian W BRIDGEPORT 88-85 L @ N.H. Collins 91-99 W @ Keene State 63-62 Parath W New Haven 85-84 W *LE MOYNE 87-79 W BRANDEIS 100-64 W @ Merrimack 70-66 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 72-74 L *@ Franklin Pierce 48-85 W *SOUTHERN CONN. 80-66 L @ American International 67-68 W @ Sacred Heart 83-55 L *@ Sacred Heart 86-102 W @ UMass 70-69 L N.H. COLLEGE 84-96 1994-95 (16-11) W @ East Stroudsburg 76-64 L @ Southern Conn. 63-70 Coach: Gary Manchel 1987-88 (27-7) L v. Philadelphia Textile 54-80 W @ Keene State 67-63 Captain: Spencer Staggs Coach: Don Doucette L @ Saint Anselm 75-85 L NEW HAVEN 82-84 W CONCORDIA 93-71 Captains: Pat King, Bobby Licare, W aDELPHI 72-67 L @ Franklin Pierce 60-70 W NORFOLK STATE 72-65 Leo Parent L SAINT MICHAELS (OT) 76-80 W SACRED HEART 87-72 L @ Saint Michael’s 70-76 W @ Merrimack 83-70 W v. Eastern Oregon State 96-59 W KEENE STATE 94-59 W @ Bryant 84-70 W @ Bryant 88-68 L v. Grand Valley State 60-76 W SOUTHERN CONN. 82-71 W BENTLEY 87-65 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 76-64 L v. Franklin Pierce 41-61 L @ N.H. College 82-104 W SAINT ANSELM 83-69 L @ Bentley 71-88 W QUINNIPIAC 55-53 L @ Bridgeport 87-99 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 71-68 W QUINNIPIAC 83-64 L @ Bentley (2 OT) 95-103 W *FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 96-87 L @ Stonehill 79-81 W CLARK 83-66 L BRIDGEPORT 73-92 L *@ Bridgeport 79-93 L @ Quinnipiac 76-78 W @ Saint Anselm 89-64 L @ New Haven 69-81 W aSSUMPTION 133-129 W @ Maine (OT) 75-73 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 83-76 L @ Le Moyne 93-97 40 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS Year-by-Year Results

L @ Bridgeport 74-87 L *@ Southern Conn. 56-91 W v. Culver-Stockton 83-56 W @ Saint Anselm 78-71 W NEW HAVEN (OT) 106-103 W % PACE 70-67 L v. Carthage 68-69 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 63-59 W SOUTHERN CONN. 69-66 W @ Barry 64-63 W @ Bryant 84-76 L @ Franklin Pierce 62-91 1997-98 (6-21) W @ Bridgeport (OT) 81-78 W aSSUMPTION 76-74 L @ Sacred Heart 87-99 Coach: Gary Manchel W TEIKYO POST 71-64 W STONEHILL 71-57 L N.H. COLLEGE 60-63 Captains: Russell Scott, Reggie Evans L @ N.H. College 57-85 L @ Merrimack 64-72 L @ Southern Conn. 65-77 L West Liberty 57-60 W FELICAN 62-48 W @ Bentley 76-51 W KEENE STATE 80-67 W Millersville 60-59 L @ Southern Conn. 41-64 W SOUTHERN N.H. 75-58 W @ New Haven 83-80 L STONEHILL 61-85 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 51-62 L @ Franklin Pierce 73-79 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-62 L aLBANY 42-58 W @ New Haven (OT) 81-70 L ^SAINT ANSELM 62-65 W SACRED HEART 89-80 L @ Bentley 47-63 W @ Felican 70-50 W # v. Bentley 72-70 W BRIDGEPORT 85-55 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 63-74 W BRYANT 79-49 L # v. Adelphi 57-72 W @ Keene State 64-63 L NEW HAVEN 62-63 W BINGHAMTON 66-62 W LE MOYNE 87-73 L MERRIMACK 66-81 W N.H. COLLEGE 72-57 2002-03 (28-5) L @ N.H. College 81-87 L @ Saint Anselm 66-82 W BRIDGEPORT 96-48 Coach: Ken Barer L *SACRED HEART 85-99 L Southern Conn. 63-72 W @ Franklin Pierce 59-56 W @ Franklin Pierce 71-56 L @ Merrimack 70-86 W @ Binghamton 78-57 W MERRIMACK 84-68 1995-96 (9-17) W BRYANT 64-61 W @ Bridgeport 94-55 W Stonehill 71-46 Coach: Gary Manchel L SAINT MICHAEL’S 49-64 W @ N.H. College 82-76 W BENTLEY 72-57 Captain: L @ Stony Brook 48-62 L *Southern Conn. 51-56 W @ Saint Anselm 50-49 L @ Saint Anselm 85-87 L @ N.H. College 44-80 W % v. Dowling 83-65 W aDELPHI 81-66 L BRYANT 75-88 L SOUTHERN CONN. 62-69 L % @ St. Michael’s 60-66 W v. Teikyo Post 79-73 L @ Bentley 80-88 L @ New Haven 50-57 W @ Quincy 74-57 L @ Stony Brook 74-82 L SACRED HEART 65-87 2000-01 (24-7) W SAINT MICHAEL’S 87-68 W aLBANY 79-69 W @ Southern Conn. 83-80 Coach: Gary Manchel W LE MOYNE 74-59 L LE MOYNE 71-75 L @ Franklin Pierce 60-75 Captain: Casey Cowburn, Eyal Leib W @ Saint Rose 75-61 L STONEHILL 73-83 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 87-82 W SOUTHAMPTON 68-54 W @ Pace 66-60 L FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 64-66 L STONY BROOK 69-80 W PACE 72-54 W SOUTHERN CONN. 72-52 W NEW HAVEN 64-61 L @ Albany 48-68 L N.H. COLLEGE 48-52 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 65-51 L SOUTHERN CONN. 51-66 W @ Sacred Heart 72-67 L @ Saint Rose 65-69 L @ Bryant 72-78 L MERRIMACK 61-75 L N.H. COLLEGE 51-69 W @ New Haven 71-49 W aSSUMPTION 75-66 L @ Le Moyne 68-76 W BRIDGEPORT 87-77 L @ Franklin Pierce 56-59 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-60 L @ Albany 66-68 L *@ New Haven 65-80 W @ Southern Conn. 70-46 W @ Southampton 81-56 W @ Keene State 108-80 W v. Molloy (OT) 62-58 L SOUTHERN N.H. 68-73 W SACRED HEART 88-80 1998-99 (12-16) W v. Concordia 84-48 W @ Bentley 69-64 W BRIDGEPORT 88-64 Coach: Gary Manchel L SAINT MICHAEL’S 58-63 W @ Merrimack 107-75 W N.H. COLLEGE 75-61 Captains: Reggie Evans, Russell Scott W @ Saint Anselm 77-66 W STONEHILL 90-44 L @ Southern Conn. 72-68 W v. Bloomfield 83-54 W LE MOYNE 81-61 L @ Assumption 62-64 L @ New Haven 73-76 L @ New Jersey Tech 54-75 W SAINT ROSE 93-52 W @ American International 73-65 L @ Franklin Pierce 48-78 L SAINT ANSELM 64-92 W @ Pace 85-70 W BRYANT (OT) 64-58 L STONY BROOK 54-63 L @ Merrimack 60-73 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 56-62 L @Southern N.H. 61-74 W QUINNIPIAC 83-62 W NEW HAVEN 79-63 W @ Saint Michael’s 68-56 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-65 W KEENE STATE 102-79 L @ N.H. College 60-71 W SAINT ANSELM 70-67 W ^ASSUMPTION 77-67 L @ Bridgeport 73-81 W @ Bryant 67-62 W @ Le Moyne 71-51 W SOUTHERN N.H. 77-66 W @ Sacred Heart 88-68 W aLBANY 58-54 W @ American International 70-67 W #SAINT ROSE 91-68 L @ N.H. College 66-82 W @ Bridgeport 65-61 W BRYANT 53-50 W #BRIDGEPORT 86-73 L @ American International 54-77 W @ Assumption 75-71 W #C.W. POST 69-59 1996-97 (20-10) L @ Stonehill 79-94 W @ Stonehill 57-53 L ~Bowie State 62-72 Coach: Gary Manchel L BENTLEY 55-81 W MERRIMACK 85-52 Captain: Jim Borodawka W @ Stony Brook 52-44 W BENTLEY (OT) 81-74 2003-04 (28-6) W @ Quinnipiac 74-58 L @ Southern Conn. 60-77 W @ N.H. College 68-64 Coach: Ken Barer L SAINT ANSELM 63-73 W BINGHAMTON 80-62 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-62 W aDELPHI 89-69 L @ Merrimack 79-90 L @ Sacred Heart 43-85 W ^SAINT ROSE 74-63 W vs. Teikyo Post 87-69 L BENTLEY 70-83 L @ Albany 46-51 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-66 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 72-69 L @ Bryant (OT) 78-84 L SACRED HEART 51-64 L ^@ Saint Michael’s 65-74 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-77 W @ Albany 63-59 W @ New Haven 83-79 W # v. Queens 85-67 W @ Merrimack 87-84 W SACRED HEART 81-77 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 62-36 L # v. St. Michael’s 69-80 W STONEHILL 76-62 W aLBANY 67-64 L @ Binghamton 40-78 L SAINT ANSELM 75-80 W @ East Stroudsburg 72-66 L N.H. COLLEGE 53-71 2001-02 (20-9) W @ Bentley 80-78 W @ Saint Michael’s (OT) 73-71 W BRIDGEPORT 73-60 Coach: Ken Barer W vs. Molloy 89-62 W @ Stonehill 64-59 L @ Franklin Pierce 64-65 Captain: Eyal Leib W vs. Shaw 80-75 W STONY BROOK 60-54 L SOUTHERN CONN. 60-69 L @ Pace 51-56 W @ Saint Michael’s 77-74 W @ Bridgeport 71-56 W STONY BROOK 79-72 W SAINT ROSE 86-73 L @ Le Moyne (OT) 58-61 W @ Franklin Pierce 54-70 W *@ Binghamton 65-63 W @ Southern N.H. 71-54 W SAINT ROSE 86-62 W KEENE STATE 72-52 L *@ N.H. College 65-74 W NEW YORK TECH 65-50 W PACE 84-67 L SOUTHERN CONN. 61-72 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-51 W @ Southern Connecticut 75-58 W NEW HAVEN 82-70 1999-00 (21-10) L @ Adelphi 54-67 W at American International 63-56 L @ Southern Conn. 69-75 Coach: Gary Manchel W SOUTHERN CONN. 69-36 W BRYANT 79-71 L @ N.H. College 57-83 Captains: Eyal Leib, Casey Cowburn W v. Dowling 78-75 W @ Assumption 84-79 W BRIDGEPORT 88-60 W @ Southampton 98-78 W v. Felician 64-56 L @ Franklin Pierce 78-92 W @ New Haven 65-55 L MERRIMACK 68-81 W @ Le Moyne 65-55 L @ Southern N.H. 67-74 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 54-70 W @ New York Tech 68-51 L @ St. Michael’s 44-50 W BENTLEY 104-73 W @ Sacred Heart (OT) 78-77 L SOUTHERN CONN. 68-73 L SAINT ANSELM 77-80 W MERRIMACK 80-68 W @ Stony Brook 62-51 W STONEHILL 92-71 W LE MOYNE 82-59 W @ Stonehill 73-65 L N.H. COLLEGE 61-72 W @ Teikyo Post (OT) 75-72 W @ Saint Rose 68-53 W aSSUMPTION 89-71 W @ Keene State 66-57 W NEW HAVEN 79-66 L PACE 53-61 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 87-65 W *ALBANY 61-50 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 51-56 W @ Southern Conn. (OT) 71-68 W @ Bryant 77-72 W *N.H. COLLEGE 80-72 L @ Bentley 70-74 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 88-78 W SOUTHERN N.H. 87-71 41 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL THE RECORD BOOKS Year-by-Year Results

W ^MERRIMACK 81-57 2006-07 (9-18) W MERCY % 71-48 W ^BRYANT 68-47 Coach: Ken Barer W ST. THOMAS AQUINAS % 67-56 W ^SOUTHERN N.H. 67-63 Captains: Peter Monfort W at Franklin Pierce 64-44 W #BRIDGEPORT 74-64 L MERRIMACK 79-85 W #SOUTHERN N.H. (OT) 67-61 W at New Haven 70-54 W at Stonehill 66-49 W #BRYANT 63-62 L vs. Holy Family 58-69 L BENTLEY 64-72 L ~Humboldt State 82-89 W vs. Post University (OT) 75-70 L at Saint Anselm 72-87 L at Saint Michael’s 75-78 W at Dominican (NY) 70-64* 2004-05 (18-10) L BENTLEY 47-69 W aSSUMPTION 74-65 Coach: Ken Barer W at Stonehill 75-74 W vs. Bloomfield # 80-67 Captains: James Whyte, Necus Mayne L BRYANT 66-69 W vs. Mercy # 85-41 W MERRIMACK 89-83 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 83-47 W @ Adelphi 61-54 L at Southern Conn. (OT) 69-72 W LEMOYNE 76-65 L @ Merrimack 68-80 W QUEENS 96-75 W at Saint Rose 81-70 W PACE 87-74 L at American Intern’l (OT) 72-75 W at Pace 71-64 L @Saint Rose 58-66 L at New York Inst. of Tech. 71-73 W SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 83-73 W SOUTHERN N.H. 82-73 L at Saint Rose 55-69 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 63-58 W @ Franklin Pierce 76-63 L SAINT ANSELM 61-67 W at University of New Haven 77-70 L @American International 65-70 L at Merrimack 56-72 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 66-49 L @ Southern N.H. 54-64 L at Pace 65-75 W SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 65-59 W @Stonehill 77-72 W at Assumption 69-68 L at Bentley 68-70 W v. New York Tech 69-65 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 65-69 W at Merrimack 77-72 W @ C.W. Post 81-56 L aMERICAN INT’L 57-70 W STONEHILL 67-43 W @Southern Connecticut 79-59 L aSSUMPTION 62-68 W at Assumption 65-53 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 84-61 L at Bryant 55-66 L at American International 55-66 L @ Saint Anselm 85-87 W SOUTHERN N.H. 68-63 W UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN 77-52 W LE MOYNE 84-74 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 51-74 L at Southern New Hampshire 62-70 W SAINT ROSE (OT) 90-88 W STONEHILL (OT) 72-68 L SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE *60-66 L @ Pace 68-75 L at Le Moyne 59-65 L vs. Merrimack (OT) ! 84-86 W SOUTHERN CONN. 76-53 L at Bentley 47-65 W @ Saint Michael’s 84-70 W SOUTHERN CONN. 92-76 KEY: L SAINT ANSELM 79-82 % UMass Lowell Tip-Off Tourney L @ Le Moyne 71-81 2007-08 (12-17) # Pace Tournament L BRYANT 52-57 Coach: Ken Barer * Northeast-10 Tournament W @ Assumption 91-70 ! NCAA Tournament W @ Stonehill 61-56 L SAINT MICHAELS 64-72 W MERRIMACK 86-77 L at Bentley 54-81 2009-10 (20-12) W BENTLEY 72-70 W STONEHILL 76-64 Coach: Greg Herenda W FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 74-70 L at Bryant 52-70 Captain: Max Kerman L ^MERRIMACK 68-72 L at Merrimack 73-80 W SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 81-78 W MERCY % 110-72 2005-06 (21-10) W DOMINICAN 65-52 W at Saint Michael’s 67-52 Coach: Ken Barer W at Philadelphia (OT) 77-76 W CALDWELL 75-60 Captains: Stacey Moragne, Necus Mayne L at Northern Kentucky 68-77 W SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 61-47 L at Indianapolis 63-78 L at Merrimack 56-71 W C.W. POST 77-55 L at Assumption 59-71 L at Bentley 56-81 L @ Pace 64-80 L MERRIMACK 87-102 W SAINT ANSLEM 88-77 W SAINT ROSE 72-57 L PACE 59-62 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-65 W @Southern N.H. 83-71 W aSSUMPTION 86-74 L vs. Clayton St. % 60-82 W NEW HAVEN 67-50 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 83-64 W vs. Shaw % 80-70 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 81-64 W at American International 54-47 W at Stonehill 73-57 W LE MOYNE 69-62 L BRYANT 50-56 W at Assumption 84-71 W SOUTHERN N.H. 74-69 L at Southern N.H. 47-67 W NEW HAVEN 67-48 L STONEHILL 68-80 W POST UNIVERSITY 58-54 W at Adelphi 54-51 W @Queens 87-79 L at Stonehill 65-74 L at Wilmington University 63-74 W PHILADELPHIA 71-54 W LE MOYNE 59-53 L aMERICAN iNTERNATIONAL 51-71 W SOUTHERN CONN. 86-64 W at Saint Anselm 66-57 W LE MOYNE 66-54 W @ Saint Michael’s 77-81 L at Franklin Pierce 55-59 L at Saint Rose 78-93 W SAINT ANSELM 74-72 L BENTLEY 55-70 L PACE 67-72 W @Le Moyne 65-50 L at Southern Conn. 43--61 W at Southern Conn. 73-54 L @Saint Rose 56-84 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 72-62 W SAINT MICHAEL’S (OT) 85-82 W PACE 87-79 L SAINT ROSE 60-61 L STONEHILL 60-68 W @Southern Conn. 70-53 W ^at Merrimack 70-69 W at Southern New Hampshire 67-64 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 62-45 L ^at Assumption 54-69 L MERRIMACK 88-93 L @Saint Anselm 64-67 L BENTLEY 64-66 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 65-58 KEY: L at Saint Anselm 70-101 L @Bryant 66-82 *New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) W at Franklin Pierce 71-68 L aSSUMPTION (OT) 79-82 Tourn. W aSSUMPTION * 91-79 W STONEHILL 59-55 ^Northeast-10 Tournament W at Bentley * 76-63 W @Merrimack 77-70 %Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) W at Merrimack * 80-70 L @Bentley 61-78 Tournament W aDELPHI * 73-58 W @Franklin Pierce 69-66 #NCAA Tournament L vs. Merrimack ! 62-81 L ^BRYANT 61-63 ~NCAA Elite Eight W #Bryant 77-67 KEY: W #Saint Anselm 74-70 2008-09 (21-8) % Winter Park Rotary Tourn (at Rollins College) L #Stonehill 80-89 Coach: Greg Herenda * Northeast-10 Tournament Captain: Max Kerman ! NCAA Tournament

42 R I V E R H A W K BASKETBALL MEDIA INFORMATION Covering the River Hawks

The Sun The Boston Globe The Boston Herald The Eagle Tribune Contact: Dennis Whitton Contact: Joe Sullivan Contact: Hank Hryniewicz Contact: Bill Burt P.O. Box 1477 P.O. Box 2378 P.O. Box 2096 P.O. Box 100 Lowell, MA 01853 Boston, MA 02107 Boston, MA 02106 Lawrence, MA 01842 Phone: (800) 694-7100 Phone (800) 232-2860 Phone (800) 234-5680 Phone: (800) 927-9200 Fax: (978) 970-4600 Fax: (617) 929-2670 Fax: (617) 619-6430 Fax: (978) 687-6045 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

The Telegraph The Connector WUML Radio (91.5 FM) WCAP Radio (900 AM) Contact: Alan Greenwood UMass Lowell Contact: Perry Persoff Contact: Ryan Johnston 17 Executive Drive Fox Hall UMass Lowell 243 Central Street Nashua, NH 03061 Lowell, MA 01854 One University Avenue Lowell, MA 01852 Phone: (603) 594-6475 Phone: (978) 934-5009 Lowell, MA 01854 Phone: (978) 454-0404 Fax: (603) 882-2681 [email protected] Phone: (978) 934-4975 Fax: (978) 458-9124 [email protected] Fax: (978) 934-3031 [email protected] [email protected]

WMUR-TV 9 Contact: Jamie Staton P.O. Box 9 Manchester, NH 03105 Phone: (603) 641-9007 Fax: (603) 641-9005 [email protected]

Directions to UMass Lowell

From the North Traveling South on I-93, take Exit 46 for Route 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut). Follow either Route 110 (into Lowell, then stay on VFW Parkway along the river. Do not cross the river) or Route 113 to campus. Once in Lowell on the 110/VFW Parkway, go to the fourth traffic light and turn right on University Avenue. Proceed to the next light and turn right again (onto Route 113 East). Go past the first two buildings on the right and Costello Gymnasium is located behind the larger parking lot. Traveling South from New Hampshire on Route 3, take exit for Route 113 (Tyngsboro/Dunstable). Follow Route 113 East to Lowell until reaching campus.

From the South Traveling North on I-93, go past I-495 exit and take Exit 46 for Routes 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut) and follow directions above. Traveling North on Route 3, take exit for Route 4 (Chelmsford/Drum Hill). Enter rotary and take first exit (for Westford St.). Follow to fork (after car dealership) and bear left. Go through two traffic lights and across Rourke Bridge. Turn right at the end of bridge and follow Route 113 East to campus as above (Approx. two miles).

From the East Traveling south on I-495, take Exit 40 for I-93 North. Follow I-93 North to exit for Routes 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut) and follow directions above.

From the West Traveling West on I-495, take Exit 35N for Route 3 North and follow directions above.

43 2010-11 Schedule Date Opponent Time Sat., Nov. 13 POST # 2:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 14 FELICIAN # 4:00 p.m. NCAA Tournament Tues., Nov. 23 at Southern N.H. ^ 7:30 p.m. 1988 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 Weds., Dec. 1 BENTLEY ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 4 at Saint Anselm ^ 3:30 p.m. 2004 • 2006 • 2009 •2010 Tues., Dec. 7 at Franklin Pierce ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 11 MERRIMACK ^ ! 5:00 p.m. Sat., Dec. 18 CONCORDIA 3:00 p.m. Elite Eight Thurs., Dec. 30 BRIDGEPORT 7:00 p.m. 1988 • 2003 • 2004 Sun., Jan. 2 STONEHILL ^ 4:00 p.m. Weds., Jan. 5 ASSUMPTION ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 8 at New Haven ^ 1:30 p.m. National Champion Weds., Jan. 12 ADELPHI ^ 7:30 p.m. 1988 Sat., Jan. 15 at American Int’l ^ 3:30 p.m. Weds., Jan. 19 at Le Moyne ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 22 SAINT ROSE ^ 4:00 p.m. Tues., Jan. 25 at Pace ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Jan. 29 SO. CONNECTICUT ^4:00 p.m. Weds., Feb. 2 at Saint Michael’s ^ 7:30 p.m. Tues., Feb. 8 SOUTHERN N.H. ^ 7:30 p.m. Sat., Feb. 12 at Merrimack ^ 3:00 p.m. Northeast-10 Regular Season Weds., Feb. 16 at Bentley ^ 7:30 p.m. Champion Sat., Feb. 19 SAINT ANSELM ^ 4:00 p.m. Weds., Feb. 23 FRANKLIN PIERCE ^ 7:30 p.m. 2003 • 2004 Sat., Feb. 26 NE-10 First Round $ TBA Mon., Feb. 28 NE-10 Quarterfinal $ TBA Thurs., March 3 NE-10 Semifinal $ TBA Northeast-10 Tournament Sat., March 5 NE-10 Final $ TBA March 12, 13, 15 NCAA Regionals % TBA Champion March 23, 24, 26 NCAA Elite 8 & TBA 2003 • 2004 • 2010 home games in BOLD; ^ Northeast-10 Conference game # UML Tipoff Tournament; ! Played at Tsongas Center $ NE-10 Tourn. at higher seed; % NCAA Regional at highest seed & NCAA Elite 8 at MassMutual Center, Springfield, Mass. hosted by AIC www.GoRiverHawks.com