2013-14 UMass Lowell TV/Radio Roster

22 • Antonio Bivins 34 • Kennedy Chukwuocha 30 • Mark Cornelius 1 • Michael Gelineau 4 • Chad Holley Sr. • G/F • 6-5 • 175 So. • F • 6-6 • 210 So. • G • 6-2 • 180 Fr. • G • 6-2 • 175 Jr. • G • 5-10 • 170 Miami, Fla. Willingboro, N.J. Westford, Mass. Waltham, Mass. , N.Y. American H.S. Medford Tech H.S. Westford Academy Waltham H.S. Blue Ridge School

24 • Tyler Livingston 42 • Parris Massey 50 • James McDonnell 21 • DJ Mlachnik 13 • Andrew Nene Fr. • F • 6-5 • 200 Sr. • C • 6-7 • 220 So. • C • 6-10 • 217 So. • G • 6-2 • 175 Fr. • G • 5-11 • 163 Hudson, N.H. , Mass. Swansea, Mass. Muskego, Wisc. Webster, Mass. Alvirne H.S. Boston English H.S. Bridgton Academy St. John’s Northwestern Abbey Kelley School Military Academy

5 • Carlos Taylor 10 • Jahad Thomas 23 • Kerry Weldon 11 • Akeem Williams So. • G • 6-2 • 185 Fr. • G/F • 6-2 • 215 Sr. • F • 6-5 • 190 Sr. • G • 5-10 • 190 Philadelphia, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. New York, N.Y. Muskego, Wisc. Boys Latin H.S. Williamsport Area H.S. St. Agnes H.S. St. John’s Northwestern Military Academy

Pat Duquette Michael Harding Biko Parris Nick Leonardelli Head Coach, First Year Assistant Coach, First Year Assistant Coach, First Year Director of Basketball Williams ‘92 Bowdoin ‘03 Boston College ‘11 Operations, First Year Dickinson ‘07 2013-14 Inside... UML Men’s Basketball Quick Facts...... 2 This is UMass Lowell...... 3-9 • NCAA Division I in 2013-14...... 3 • A Campus on the Move...... 4 Coaching Staff...... 5-8 2012-13 Season Statistics & Results...... 9 2013-14 Team Roster & Photo...... 10 2013-14 Preview...... 11 2013-14 Player Profiles...... 12-23 ...... 24-25 • Conference Information...... 24 • Season & Tournament Results...... 25 • All Conference Teams...... 25 • 2013-14 Composite Schedule...... 26-27 • 2012-13 Northeast-10 Conference Season & Tournament Results...... 28 2013-14 Opponents...... 29-32 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 • River Hawks in the Hall of Fame...... 37 Senior Kerry Weldon • All-Time Letterwinners...... 38 • Year-by-Year Results...... 39-42

2013-14 Men’s Basketball Media Guide Credits

The 2013-14 UMass Lowell Men’s Basketball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletic Media Relations. Written and designed by Chris O’Donnell, Coordinator of The River Hawk nickname and initial logo was selected Sports Information. in the spring of 1994 following a lengthy process, a contest and a final vote by the UMass Lowell student body. Not Action Photography by: representative of any specific bird, the River Hawk is envi- Bob Ellis, Bob Blanchard, David Silverman sioned as a mythical bird of strength, speed and courage. It soars to great heights but never loses its connection to the Posed photography by: river and the land below. Gil Talbot • [email protected] Straddling both sides of the Merrimack River, UMass Lowell has been a thriving educational and research center Contributors: with strong ties to the industries that have lined its shores for Jana Spaulding, Assistant Athletic Director for Com- over a century. munication and Media Relations; Trebor Dooley, Media The University extends sincere thanks and gratitude Relations Assistant; Sebouh Majarian, Media Relations to Chad Dooley for the suggestion of the River Hawk name Assistant; Ben Barker, Media Relations Assistant (former); and 1980 alumnus Brian Trainor for his creative design on Greg Celona, Student Assistant; Ariana Darcy, Student As- the original logo mark. sistant; Robbie Largenton, Student Assistant. The University amended the logo in 2006 through the www.GoRiverHawks.com creative work of Phoenix Design in New York City. 2013-14 Quick Facts 2013-14 SCHEDULE

Location: ...... Lowell, Mass. 01854 November Founded: ...... 1975 Fri. 8 at Michigan 7:00 Enrollment: ...... 16,294 Wed. 13 at 7:00 Nickname:...... River Hawks Sat. 16 at Dartmouth 4:00 Colors: ...... Royal Blue, Red and White Tue. 19 BROWN 7:00 Home Courts:...... (2,100) Sat. 23 at Rhode Island 2:00 ...... at UMass Lowell (6,111) Tue. 26 at Cincinnati 7:00 Affiliation:...... NCAA Division I Conference:...... America East Conference December Chancellor: ...... Martin T. Meehan Sun. 1 MOUNT IDA COLLEGE 2:00 Director of Athletics: ...... Dana K. Skinner Tue. 3 at St. Bonaventure 7:00 Head Athletic Trainer:...... Artie Poitras Sat. 7 at New Jersey Institute of Technology 2:00 Mon. 9 at Columbia 7:00 Coaching Staff/Team Information Wed. 18 *VERMONT 7:00 Sat. 21 DUQUESNE (Tsongas Center) 2:00 Head Coach:...... (Williams 1992) E-Mail...... [email protected] January Overall Record:...... 0-0 (First year) Sun. 5 *UMBC 1:00 Record at UMass Lowell:...... 0-0 (First year) Sat. 11 *at Binghamon 4:30 Men’s Basketball Office:...... (978) 934-2340 Wed. 15 *ALBANY 7:00 • Assistant Coach Michael Harding...... (978) 934-2341 Sat. 18 *at Stony Brook 7:00 ...... [email protected] Mon. 20 *at Hartford 1:00 • Assistant Coach Biko Paris...... (978) 934-2135 Thu. 23 *at Maine 7:00 ...... [email protected] Sun. 26 *NEW HAMPSHIRE (Tsongas Center) 2:00 • Assistant Coach Nick Leonardelli...... (978) 934-2185 ...... [email protected] February 2012-13 Overall Record:...... 15-13 Sat. 1 *BINGHAMTON 2:00 2012-13 Northeast-10 Conference Record:...... 10-12 (T-8th) Mon. 3 NEW JERSEY INST. OF TECHNOLOGY 7:00 Veterans Returning/Lost:...... 10/5 Wed. 5 *at Albany 7:00 Starters Returning/Lost:...... 3/2 Sat. 8 *at UMBC 2:00 Wed. 12 *at Vermont 7:00 Program History Sat. 15 *STONY BROOK (Tsongas Center) 4:00 Wed. 19 *HARTFORD 7:00 First Season of Men’s Basketball:...... 1975-76 Sat. 22 *at New Hampshire 3:30 All-Time Record:...... 581-500 (.537) Thu. 27 *MAINE 7:00 Conference Regular Season Championships:...... 2 (2003, 04) Conference Tournament Championships...... 3 (2003, 04, 10) *America East Confernece game; Home games in CAPS Years in NCAA Tournament:...... 10 (Last: 2012) Program’s Best Record:...... 28-6 (2003-04) Program’s Best Finish:...... NCAA Division II Champion (1988)

Athletic Media Relations

Assistant AD for Communications & Media Relations: ...... Jana Spaulding • Office Phone:...... (978) 934-3771 • E-Mail:...... [email protected] Coordinator of Sports Information (Men’s Basketball contact): ...... Chris O’Donnell • Office Phone:...... (978) 934-2306 • E-Mail:...... [email protected] Coordinator of Photography/Website:...... Bob Ellis • Office Phone:...... (978) 934-2914 Can’t get to the game? • E-Mail:...... [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Assistant:...... Trebor Dooley • E-Mail:...... [email protected] Join host Nick Anastos, recipient of the 2013 Athletic Media relations Assistant:...... Sebouh Majarian New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters • E-Mail:...... [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Fax:...... (978) 934-4001 Best Play-by-Play award, for every game on Mailing Address:...... 300 Martin Luther King Way ESPN-NH AM 900 and www.ESPNNH.com ...... Room 157 ...... Lowell, Mass. 01852 Website:...... www.goriverhawks.com 2 2013-14 UMass Lowell: Division I, America East in 2013-14

UMass Lowell’s athletic teams moved up to Division I and the elite America East Conference, representatives of both announced Feb. 14, 2013 at a rally at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell. The America East Board of Presidents unanimously approved accept- ing the University of Lowell as a member of the conference effective July 1, 2013. The move also received the unanimous support of UMass Lowell’s Faculty Senate Executive Committee and Student Govern- ment Association. “UMass Lowell is an outstanding addition to our membership and an ideal fit for America East,” President and Chairman of the America East Board of Presidents Samuel L. Stanley said. “It is a public research university within our conference’s geographic footprint that highly values academics while also excelling in athletics.” “UMass Lowell is proud to have been chosen to join the America East conference, not just on the basis of the strengths of our outstanding athletics programs and facilities, but also because of the university’s excellence in academics, research and vibrant campus life,” said UMass Lowell Chancel- lor Marty Meehan. With the move to America East, the 16,300-student UMass Lowell joined institutions in America East that are of similar size and are also four- year research universities, the majority of which are public. Those include the , University of New Hampshire and University of Ver- mont, already fellow members of Division I with UMass Lowell. “UMass Lowell student-athletes are not only known for their perfor- mance on the field, court and ice, but also in the classroom. Our previously only Division I sport, men’s ice hockey, has the highest average GPA of all of our men’s teams, regularly receiving honors from their league and other organizations,” said UMass Lowell Athletic Director Dana Skinner. “By mov- ing all of our teams to the America East Conference, UMass Lowell will join our peers not only in athletics but also in academics and research.” “I am thrilled to welcome UMass Lowell as the newest member of America East,” America East Commissioner Amy Huchthausen said. “All throughout the membership evaluation process, our conference’s leadership not over the last 10 years. UMass Lowell –with 75,000 graduates earning has stressed the importance of finding peer institutions with similar profiles among the top mid-career and starting salaries in New England, according and an infrastructure of strong academics, competitive athletics programs to PayScale.com -- has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and and outstanding facilities. UMass Lowell has those assets and will strength- President Obama’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for en America East in all facets.” community and campus engagement. UMass Lowell began competing in 14 sports in the 2013-14 academic “This move will add value to the degrees that students receive from year, but will not be eligible for postseason play while it completes the four- UMass Lowell because being a Division I school will add to the prestige year NCAA reclassification from Division II to Division I. The River Hawks will of the institution by strengthening the reputation of the university not just be full Division I members of America East for the 2017-18 academic year. in this area but around the country,” said Student Government Association As a full member of America East, UMass Lowell joined the University President Brian Dano, a marketing and finance major from Merrimack, N.H. at Albany, , , University of Maine, “I hope one day to watch UMass Lowell athletics on ESPN in the not too University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of New Hampshire, distant future.” Stony Brook University and . In addition, Fairfield Uni- With the exception of its Division I men’s ice hockey team, UMass versity and Providence College are associate members of America East in Lowell had been a member of NCAA Division II since 1975 and a member of field hockey and volleyball, respectively. Boston University departed America the Northeast-10 Conference since 2000. Since 2000, the River Hawks have East for the following the 2012-13 academic year. made 104 NCAA post-season appearances, won two team national cham- UMass Lowell, with more than pionships, had two individual national championships and a pair of national 88 degree programs in its six col- players of the year, one Olympian, leges, is ranked as one of the top 100 won 59 conference championships, public universities in the nation and as had 214 All-Americans and 32 Aca- a top tier national university by U.S. demic All-Americans. News & World Report. All of UMass America East was formed as a Lowell’s peer institutions, based on men’s basketball-only conference in similar academic and research pro- 1979 as the ECAC North. The league files, compete at the Division I level in became an all-sports association as athletics. Enrollment at the university the North Atlantic Conference in 1988. has increased 40 percent in the last The conference changed names to five years, while diversity and aca- America East in 1995. The addition of demic credentials of students have UMass Lowell is the first expansion increased dramatically. The university since 2002 when UMBC was elected has broken records in each of those to membership effective for the 2003- years for the number of students 04 academic year. receiving diplomas, and students on athletic teams have graduated at a higher rate than those who are

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Academics UMass Lowell offers more than 120 undergraduate degree programs, as well as 36 master’s and 26 doctoral degree programs.

Athletics As of July 1, 2013, 13 of UMass Lowell’s sports teams joined men’s ice hockey in NCAA Division I athletics, joining the America East Conference. Men’s ice hockey continues to compete in Hockey East. UMass Lowell’s men’s ice hockey team won the Hockey East regular- season and tournament championships for the first time in March 2013. It is the first time that a team other than Boston College, Boston University, University of Maine and the University of New Hampshire has won the championships. In April 2013, UMass Lowell’s men’s ice hockey team reached the NCAA Division I Championship, the Frozen Four, for the first time in univer- sity history. UMass Lowell ranks No. 12 in the NCAA for annual hockey attendance and averages more than 5,200 fans per game. UMass Lowell student-athletes have graduated at a higher rate than stu- dents who are not on athletics teams over the last 10 years.

Community engagement PayScale.com. UMass Lowell is on the 2013 President’s Higher Education Community PayScale ranks UMass Lowell 10th of 437 public colleges and universities Service Honor Roll for community and campus engagement. This is the fourth in the U.S. on return on investment (ROI) and 50th nationally among public year in a row the university has been recognized. and private institutions. UMass Lowell is one of just 75 institutions in the U.S. UMass Lowell students, faculty and staff recorded more than 120,000 with a 30-year net ROI of more than $1 million. hours of academic and non-academic service in the community in 2012. UMass Lowell ranks in the top 1 percent of all public institutions in the nation for return on investment, according to Affordable Colleges Online. Facilities UMass Lowell has aggressively grown its infrastructure since 2007, investing History $600 million in construction and acquisitions. For more than a century, UMass Lowell has been preparing students to work During the period between August 2012 and August 2013, the university in the real-world, solve real problems and help real people. The university be- opened six newly constructed buildings: gan as the Lowell Normal School, a teaching college founded in 1894, and the • Mark and Elisia Saab Emerging Technologies and Innovation Center Lowell Textile School, founded in 1895 to train technicians and managers for (opened October 2012); the textile industry. Over the next 75 years, both institutions extended their of- • Health and Social Sciences Building (opened April 2013); ferings to meet the growing needs of the region. Lowell State and Lowell Tech, • North and South campus parking garages (opened 2012, 2013); University as they were then known, merged in 1975 to form the University of Lowell. The Suites (opened August 2013); campus became part of the University of Massachusetts system in 1991. • Riverview Suites (opened August 2013). International Two additional buildings are also planned – the new student center at Univer- UMass Lowell has international partnerships with 111 top educational institu- sity Crossing will open in 2014 and the Pulichino Tong Business Building is tions in 40 nations. scheduled to open in 2016. Leadership Key acquisitions: Chancellor Marty Meehan is the second chancellor of the University of Mas- • UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center (2009; formerly the DoubleTree sachusetts Lowell and the 14th leader of the institution and its predecessor Hotel) schools, founded in the 1890s. He assumed the chancellorship on July 1, • Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell (2010; formerly the Tsongas Arena) 2007. His full biography can be found at www.uml.edu/chancellor. • University Crossing (2011; formerly St. Joseph’s Hospital). Rankings Financial aid: Four years ago, UMass Lowell was named a top-tier national university for the More than $139 million in financial aid was awarded to UMass Lowell students first time by U.S. News & World Report. UMass Lowell is ranked No. 158, up in the 2012-2013 academic year. An average of $12,300 was awarded per 12 spots since last year and its 25-spot climb over three years from No. 183 is student and an average of 92 percent of financial need was met. the second-fastest in the nation. UMass Lowell is ranked among the top 85 public universities in the coun- Fundraising try by U.S. News & World Report. Since 2007, the university has raised more than $85 million in private gifts and The Times of London ranks the University of Massachusetts system No. pledges. Fiscal Year 2013 was the third consecutive record year for university 56 of the top 200 universities in the world and 19th for academic and research fundraising and the endowment totals $66.1 million. reputation. The university raised $19.3 million in gifts and pledges in FY13, a 9.7 Forbes ranks UMass Lowell as one of the top 650 undergraduate institu- percent increase from FY12, from alumni, parents, friends, corporations and tions in the country and No. 10 on its 25 Best Value Colleges 2013 ranking foundations, as well as from faculty and staff who donated a portion of their one of only two institutions in New England to make the list. earnings back to the university. The number of donors increased from 9,915 in UMass Lowell is rated by BusinessInsider.com as “the most underrated FY12 to 11,467 in FY13. college in the nation.”

Commencement Eve 2013 raised a record amount of nearly $725,000 for stu- Students dent scholarships. This event has broken its own records for fundraising every UMass Lowell’s enrollment has increased 45 percent since 2007 to 17,000. year since it was instituted in 2008 and has raised more than UMass Lowell has the second-largest in enrollment in the UMass system. Eighty-four percent of UMass Lowell freshmen continue on to their sophomore Graduates year. UMass Lowell has 80,283 living alumni, 49,733 of whom are Massachusetts Average SAT scores for incoming freshmen have climbed 64 points since residents. UMass Lowell alumni earn the top mid-career and starting salaries 2007 to 1137. Average high-school GPAs have also increased. More than 80 among graduates of all New England public research universities, according to percent of the Fall 2013 incoming freshman class lives in university housing. 4 2013-14 HEAD COACH PAT DUQUETTE A native of Dalton, Mass., said UMass Lowell Chancellor Marty Meehan. “The Pat Duquette became the search committee saw in Pat all of the attributes they eighth coach in the history were seeking in a head coach at a crucial time, as our of the UMass Lowell men’s elevation to Division I brings UMass Lowell athletics in basketball program on May line with our national academic standing.” 16, 2013. Duquette is fresh off helping lead Northeastern to A former associate the Colonial Athletic Association regular season cham- head coach at Northeast- pionship and an appearance in the National Invitational ern University and Boston Tournament (NIT) first round. The Huskies put together a College, Duquette takes 20-13 overall record and a 14-4 clip in the CAA. over the men’s basketball At Boston College, Duquette joined ’s staff program at a momentous as an administrative assistant in 1997 and was named juncture as UMass Lowell an assistant in 2001. In 2009, he was promoted to asso- enters its first season in ciate head coach and helped lead the Eagles to post- NCAA season bids in eight of his last 10 Division I and the America East seasons, including Big East regular Conference effective July 1. season championships in 2000-01, He comes to the University fol- 2002-03 and 2004-05. lowing three years as the associate Additionally, the Eagles cap- head coach to at North- tured the Big East Tournament eastern; which followed 13 years as championship in 2001. an assistant/associate head coach Duquette played a large role to Al Skinner at Boston College. in developing three All-Americans “After a thorough process, the (Troy Bell, Craig Smith and Jared search committee felt Pat’s passion Dudley), two Big East players of the and strategy to achieve excellence year (Bell twice and Dudley), four on the court and in the classroom first-team All-Conference standouts were a winning formula,” said Direc- (Bell, Smith, Dudley and Tyrese tor of Athletics Dana Skinner. “He Rice) and one conference Rookie of has been a major piece of the suc- the Year (Bell) during his BC tenure. cess achieved at Boston College “I really believe you have to play and Northeastern working for two a style that fits your personnel,” of the area’s finest coaches in Bill Duquette said. “I’ve been influ- Coen and Al Skinner. We believe he enced by a lot of great coaches who is an excellent fit at UMass Lowell have won games a lot of different and his positive energy will reso- ways. I’ll choose a style that fits my nate well with the entire University personnel and gives us a chance to community.” win.” Duquette inherits a UMass Duquette is a former standout at Lowell team that returns 13 of 14 Williams College, where he served veterans and four of five starters as team captain his senior season from a 15-13 showing in 2012-13, and led the Ephs to a top-10 nation- including All-East Region/NE-10 al ranking. He earned his bachelor’s standout Akeem Williams and All- NE-10 forward Antonio Bivins. “In Pat Duquette we’re get- ‘I really believe you have to play a style that fits your person- ting a high-energy, passionate nel. I’ve been influenced by a lot of great coaches who have coach who has spent his entire won games a lot of different ways. I’ll choose a style that fits my career coaching and recruiting in personnel and gives us a chance to win.’ this region and who is eager to take on the challenges of a new Division I basketball program,” Head Coach Pat Duquette 5 2013-14 HEAD COACH PAT DUQUETTE...contined degree from Williams in 1993. Following graduation, Duquette worked as an intern with the NBA’s New Jersey Nets and started his colle- giate coaching career at Centenary at the same time. He spent the 1994-95 season at St. Lawrence and moved on to Saint Michael’s for two years, where he earned his master’s degree while helping the Purple Knights to the 1997 NCAA Tournament. Duquette resides in Boston.

Duquette by the Numbers Year College Capacity Notes 1989-93 Williams College Player Captain in 1992-93; Little 3 titles in 1990, 92, 93 1993-94 Centenary Assistant Coach 1994-95 St. Lawrence Assistant Coach 1995-96 Saint Michael’s Assistant Coach 1996-97 Saint Michael’s Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament; Northeast-10 regular season champion 1997-98 Boston College Assistant Coach 1998-99 Boston College Assistant Coach 1999-00 Boston College Assistant Coach 2000-01 Boston College Assistant Coach Big East East Division Champion; NCAA Tournament 2001-02 Boston College Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament 2002-03 Boston College Assistant Coach Big East East Division Champion; NIT 2003-04 Boston College Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament 2004-05 Boston College Assistant Coach Big East regular season champion 2005-06 Boston College Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament Round of 16; ACC Tournament Championship game 2006-07 Boston College Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament 2007-08 Boston College Assistant Coach 2008-09 Boston College Assistant Coach NCAA Tournament 2009-10 Boston College Associate Head Coach 2010-11 Northeastern Associate Head Coach 2011-12 Northeastern Associate Head Coach 2012-13 Northeastern Associate Head Coach Colonial Athletic Association regular season champion; NIT

6 2013-14 ASSISTANT MICHAEL HARDING ASSISTANT BIKO PARIS

A native of Hanover, Mass., A naitve of New Orleans, Michael Harding enters his La., Biko Paris joins the first year on the UMass Lowell UMass Lowell coaching staff coaching staff in its first sea- following a four-year career at son in NCAA Division I and the Boston College and a one- America East Conference. Harding comes to UMass year stint as a professional in Lowell following three years as Dusseldorf, Germany. the head coach at Saint Mi- Over the course of his chael’s College, as well as five four years, Boston College years as an assistant/associate went 72-52 and went to the head coach at Stonehill College. NCAA Tournament in 2009, During the 2010-11 sea- losing to USC (55-52) in the son, Harding led Saint Michael’s Midwest Regional; and to the to the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament for the first time NIT in 2010-11, where it de- since 2007 and stunned the field with a first-round victory over feated McNeese State (82-64) top-seeded Bentley en route to a quarterfinal apearance. but fell to Northwestern (85-67) in the second round. Previously, Harding served an assistant coach and later Paris enjoyed his best year as a senior when he aver- the associate head coach at Stonehill from 2005-10 where aged 10.3 points and 2.2 assists and led the Eagles to a he helped guide the Skyhawks to a five-year clip of 106-47. 21-13 record. During that span, Stonehill captured the NE-10 regular season During his junior year at Boston College, he ranked championships in 2005-06 and 2009-10; and went to the NCAA seventh among ACC leaders in assists (4.1) and assist- Tournament three times: 2006, 2009 and 2010. In 2006, Harding’s first season, Stonehill captured the turnover ratio (1.7). As a senior, he ranked sixth in the CC NCAA East Region title and won its first game in the Elite Eight in 3-point field goals per game (2.2) and ninth in accuracy over Tarleton State before falling to Winona State in the semifi- (.416). nal. As a sophomore, Paris was named the recipient of the Prior to Stonehill, Harding was an assistant coach at his 2008-09 Frank Power Award, presented to the player who alma mater, Bowdoin College. exemplifies dedication, loyalty and spirit to the Boston Col- A four-year player and two-year starter at Bowdoin, Hard- lege basketball program. ing captained the Polar Bears as a senior and was the recipient A 2007 graduate of Cypress Community Christian High of the Sarah and James Bowdoin Scholar Award for academic excellence. He was also selected as the Lenox Foundation School in Houston, Texas, Paris led the Warriors to back- Book Award honoree for his exemplary scholarship and earned to-back Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools the Hixon Memorial (TAPPS) Class 4A Leadership Prize in his state titles, including a senior year. 39-3 record as a junior Harding earned a and a 35-6 clip as a bachelor’s degree in senior. He was named government and legal to the TAPPS Class 4A studies from Bowdoin First Team both years. in 2003 and went on to earn his master’s de- Previously, Paris gree in education from attended John Curtis Tufts University in 2007. Christian School in A graduate of Bos- River Ridge, La. ton College H.S., Hard- Paris graduated ing was an All-Catholic from Boston College Conference standout with a degree in and helped lead BCHS sociology and moved to conference champi- onships in three of his on to play profession- four years. ally with Dusseldorf of Harding resides Germany’s BBL Pro ‘A’ in Easton, Mass., with League in 2011-12. his wife, Kristen and A native of New three sons: Charlie (3) Orleans, La., Paris and twins Brendan and lives in Lowell, Mass. Andrew (1).

7 2013-14 ASSISTANT NICK LEONARDELLI

A native of Mendham, N.J., Nick Head Coaches by the Season Leonardelli enters his first season Year Coach W-L Notes on the UMass Lowell staff following 1975-76 Jim Stone 10-14 -- coaching stints at Bucknell, Saint 1976-77 Tony Romano 10-14 -- Michael’s College, St. Lawrence 1977-78 Tony Romano 11-13 -- University and Rutgers-Newark. 1978-79 Tony Romano 11-15 -- Leonardelli served as Director of 1979-80 Tony Romano 9-16 -- Basketball Operations at Bucknell 1980-81 Tony Romano 9-17 -- for the past two seasons and helped 1981-82 Tony Romano 11-16 -- lead the Bison to a two-year record 1982-83 Tony Romano 10-18 -- 1983-84 Don Doucette 15-12 -- of 53-16, including a 24-4 clip in the 1984-85 Don Doucette 9-19 -- Patriot League. 1985-86 Don Doucette 12-17 -- During his stay, Bucknell 1986-87 Don Doucette 21-8 -- captured the Patriot League regular 1987-88 Don Doucette 27-7 NCAA Division II Champion, season twice as well as the 2013 NECC Tourney Champion Tournament championship, which 1988-89 Stan Van Gundy 16-13 -- secured its bid to the NCAA Tounament. Seeded 11th, the Bison 1989-90 Stan Van Gundy 13-15 -- (28-6), despite a school-record 28 wins, suffered a 68-56 loss to 1990-91 Stan Van Gundy 11-17 -- sixth-seeded Butler in the first round. 1991-92 Stan Van Gundy 14-15 NECC Tourney Semifinal 1992-93 Gary Manchel 13-15 NECC Tourney Semifinal In 2011-12, Bucknell went 25-10 and defeated Arizona to 1993-94 Gary Manchel 10-18 NECC Tourney Semifinal advance to the second round of the NIT. 1994-95 Gary Manchel 16-11 -- Leonardelli coordinated team travel, compliance, film ex- 1995-96 Gary Manchel 9-17 -- change, special events, post game analysis, purchasing and other 1996-97 Gary Manchel 20-10 ECAC Tourney Champion day-to-day team logistics. He also spearheaded administrative NECC Tourney FInalist duties with summer camps and the team’s annual summer golf 1997-98 Gary Manchel 6-21 -- fundraiser. 1998-99 Gary Manchel 12-16 NECC Tourney Semifinal Leonardelli served as an assistant coach at St. Michael’s 1999-00 Gary Manchel 21-10 NECC, ECAC Tourn. Finalist College in Burlington, Vt., for former head coach Michael Harding, 2000-01 Gary Manchel 24-7 NCAA Tourney 2nd Round where he helped the Purple Knights to 10 Northeast-10 Conference NE-10 Tourney Finalist 2001-02 Ken Barer 20-9 NCAA Tourney 2nd Round victories -- double their total from the previous year -- and their first 2002-03 Ken Barer 28-5 NE-10 Reg. Season Champion postseason victory in four years. NE-10 Tourney Champion Prior, Leonardelli served as an assistant coach at St. Law- NCAA Northeast Champion rence, where he helped lead the Saints to the 2010-11 Liberty NCAA Tourney Elite Eight League championship as well as an appearance in the 2011 NCAA 2003-04 Ken Barer 28-6 NE-10 Reg. Season Champion Division III Tournament. NE-10 Tourney Champion From 2007-09, he NCAA Northeast Champion served as a graduate as- NCAA Tourney Elite Eight sistant at Rutgers-Newark, 2004-05 Ken Barer 18-10 -- 2005-06 Ken Barer 21-10 NCAA Tourney Round of 16 where he was part of a 2006-07 Ken Barer 9-18 -- team that reached the New 2007-08 Ken Barer 12-17 NE-10 Tourney Quarterfinal Jersey Athletic Conference 2008-09 21-8 NE-10 Tournament finals for the first time in NCAA Tournament program history and made 2009-10 Greg Herenda 20-12 NE-10 Tourney Champion two ECAC Tournament NCAA Tournament appearances. More impres- 2010-11 Greg Herenda 20-10 NE-10 Tourney Semifinals sive, he helped assemble NCAA Tournament the winningest recruiting 2011-12 Greg Herenda 19-11 NE-10 Tourney Finalist class in school history NCAA Tournament 2012-13 Greg Herenda 15-13 NE-10 Quarterfinal which moved on to NCAA Tournament bids in 2010 and 2013. He simultaneously Coaching Records earned his master’s degree in Liberal Studies. Years Head Coach W-L Pct. Leonardelli is a 2007 1975-76 (1) Jim Stone 10-14 .417 graduate of Dickinson 1976-83 (7) Tony Romano 71-109 .394 College where he was a 1983-1988 (5) Don Doucette 84-63 .571 four-year basketball letter- 1988-92 (4) Stan Van Gundy 54-60 .474 man and team captain as a 1992-01 (9) Gary Manchel 131-125 .512 senior. 2001-08 (7) Ken Barer 136-75 .645 Leonardelli lives in 2008-13 (5) Greg Herenda 95-54 .638 Lowell, Mass. 8 2012-13 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 11 Akeem Williams 27-26 935 34.6 190-417 .456 68-170 .400 90-120 .750 19-68--87 3.2 72/1 88 3.3 75 2 0.1 40 1.5 538 19.9 22 Antonio Bivins 28-28 915 32.7 160-293 .546 4-23 .174 110-153 .719 89-118--207 7.4 86/4 16 0.6 64 31 1.1 55 2.0 434 15.5 41 Matt Welch 8-8 238 29.8 38-85 .447 21-49 .429 7-11 .636 15-38--53 6.6 15/1 4 0.5 3 5 0.6 5 0.6 104 13.0 32 Chad Holley 28-28 745 26.6 97-235 .413 34-81 .420 86-107 .804 13-66--79 2.8 68/2 90 3.2 74 2 0.1 33 1.2 314 11.2 34 Kennedy Chukwuocha 28-11 590 21.1 72-147 .490 24-50 .480 21-33 .636 40-67--107 3.8 85/5 8 0.3 32 11 0.4 14 0.5 189 6.8 14 Greg DeSantis 28-2 514 18.4 65-153 .425 30-70 .429 22-31 .710 11-50--61 2.2 27/0 48 1.7 41 1 0.0 16 0.6 182 6.5 24 Romeo Diaz 26-18 604 23.2 49-126 .389 8-40 .200 37-51 .725 19-80--99 3.8 69/1 34 1.3 34 12 0.5 15 0.6 143 5.5 21 DJ Mlachnik 26-0 298 11.5 26-88 .295 7-45 .156 11-17 .647 6-33--39 1.5 26/0 15 0.6 17 0 0.0 5 0.2 70 2.7 30 Mark Cornelius 13-0 61 4.7 11-24 .458 2-6 .333 6-9 .667 12-4--16 1.2 9/0 1 0.1 6 0 0.0 2 0.2 30 2.3 50 James McDonnell 25-18 319 12.8 21-46 .457 0-0 .000 10-15 .667 20-52--72 2.9 79/7 8 0.3 19 15 0.6 4 0.2 52 2.1 5 Carlos Taylor 13-0 79 6.1 6-17 .353 6-14 .429 3-4 .750 1-8--9 0.7 7/0 1 0.1 4 0 0.0 1 0.1 21 1.6 42 Parris Massey 26-1 213 8.2 15-27 .556 0-0 .000 3-8 .375 14-32--46 1.8 31/0 5 0.2 12 16 0.6 6 0.2 33 1.3 3 Nomso Emeratom 27-0 109 4.0 9-17 .529 1-2 .500 4-11 .364 1-7--8 0.3 19/0 6 0.2 7 0 0.0 3 0.1 23 0.9 33 Sam Searcy 6-0 5 0.8 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0--1 0.2 0/0 0 0.0 1 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 0.3 TEAM ------50-56--106 3.3 0 -- -- 5 ------

TOTAL 28 5625 -- 760-1676 .453 205-550 .373 410-570 .719 292-679--971 34.7 593 324 11.6 393 95 3.4 199 7.1 2135 76.2 OPPONENTS 28 5625 -- 704-1602 .439 192-558 .334 518-733 .707 329-720--1049 37.5 499 388 13.9 432 72 2.6 185 6.6 2118 75.6

2012-13 Results (15-13, 10-12 Northeast-10) Date Opponent Result High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists Nov. 14 *BENTLEY W, 63-50 Williams 13 Welch 9 Holley 3 Nov. 17 at Holy Family W, 71-70 Bivins 23 Welch 9 DeSantis 6 Nov. 18 at Philadelphia W, 92-87 Williams 24 Bivins 7 Holley 7 Nov. 20 *SAINT MICHAEL’S L, 60-69 Welch 19 Welch 6 Williams 6 Nov. 28 *STONEHILL W, 75-55 Williams 17 Bivins 11 Holley 5 Dec. 1 *MERRIMACK W, 100-73 Welch 18 McDonnell 6 Williams 8 Dec. 4 *at Saint Anselm W, 91-88 Williams 31 Bivins 9 Williams, Holley 3 Dec. 8 *at Franklin Pierce L, 68-73 Williams 24 Bivins, Chukwuocha 7 Holley 4 Dec. 30 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W, 91-90 Williams 32 Bivins 8 DeSantis 4 Jan. 2 at Felician W, 75-69 Bivins 19 Bivins 12 Williams 4 Jan. 6 *at Southern New Hampshire L, 63-69 Bivins 23 Bivins, Chukwuocha 6 Holley, Diaz 2 Jan. 9 *at American International W, 78-63 Holley 20 Bivins 12 Holley 4 Jan. 12 *SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT W, 98-94 Williams 26 Bivins 12 Williams 8 Jan. 15 *ADELPHI L, 74-80 Bivins 21 Bivins 6 DeSantis 4 Jan. 19 *at Pace L, 63-76 Bivins 18 Chukwuocha 12 Three with 2 Jan. 23 *at Le Moyne W, 71-68 Bivins, Williams 21 McDonnell 9 Williams 5 Jan. 26 *ASSUMPTION W, 86-77 Williams 24 Bivins, Diaz 6 Holley 5 Jan. 30 *SAINT ROSE W, 66-64 Williams 19 Bivins 5 Holley 3 Feb. 2 *at New Haven L, 66-73 Williams 22 Bivins 8 Williams 3 Feb. 6 *at Saint Michael’s L, 70-81 Bvins 15 Diaz, Bivins 6 Williams 4 Feb. 10 *SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE L, 73-85 Williams 24 Diaz 7 Holley 3 Feb. 13 *at Stonehill W, 74-63 Williams 22 Three with 5 Williams 5 Feb. 16 *at Merrimack L, 80-83 Williams 33 Diaz 7 Holley 9 Feb. 20 *SAINT ANSELM L, 65-80 Williams 24 Bivins 6 Holley 3 Feb. 23 *FRANKLIN PIERCE L, 85-94 Williams 24 Bivins 10 Holley 3 Feb. 26 *at Bentley L, 70-81 Holley 18 Bivins 11 Holley 3

2013 Northeast-10 Conference Tournament Mar. 1 LE MOYNE W, 82-65 Holley 25 McDonnell, Bivins 7 DeSantis 3 Mar. 3 at Saint Anselm L, 85-98 Williams 27 Bivins 11 Three with 2

Overall Record: 15-13 • NE-10 Record: 10-12 (T-8th) • Home: 8-5 • Away: 7-8 • Neutral: 0-0 • Non-Conference: 5-1

*Northeast-10 Conference game; Home games in CAPS

9 2013-14 2013-14 rOSTER

Seated (L to R): Michael Gelineau, Mark Cornelius, Antonio Bivins, Akeem Williams, Kerry Weldon, Parris Massey, Chad Holley, DJ Mlachnik; Standing: Carlos Taylor, Tyler Livingston, James McDonnell, Assistant Biko Paris, Head Coach Pat Duquette, Assistant Nick Leonardelli, Kennedy Chukwuocha, Jahad Thomas, Andrew Nene.

2013-14 Numerical Roster

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 1 Michael Gelineau Fr. G 6-2 175 Waltham, Mass./Waltham 4 *Chad Holley Jr. G 5-10 170 New York, N.Y./Blue Ridge School (Mt. St. Mary’s) 5 *Carlos Taylor So. G 6-2 185 Philadelphia, Pa./Boys Latin 10 Jahad Thomas Fr. G/F 6-2 215 Williamsport, Pa./Williamsport Area 11 *Akeem Williams Sr. G 5-10 190 Brockton, Mass./Winchendon School 13 Andrew Nene Fr. G 5-11 163 Webster, Mass./Abbey Kelley 21 *DJ Mlachnik So. G 6-2 175 Muskego, Wisc./St. John’s Northwestern Military Academy 22 *Antonio Bivins R-Sr. F 6-5 175 Miami, Fla./American H.S. 23 *Kerry Weldon Sr. F 6-5 190 New York, N.Y./St. Agnes 24 Tyler Livingston Fr. F 6-5 200 Hudson, N.H./Alvirne 30 *Mark Cornelius So. G 6-2 180 Westford, Mass./Westford Academy 34 *Kennedy Chukwuocha So. F 6-6 210 Willingboro, N.J./Medford Tech 42 *Parris Massey Sr. C 6-7 220 Boston, Mass/Boston English (Sacred Heart) 50 *James McDonnell So. C 6-10 217 Swansea, Mass./Bridgton Academy

Head Coach: Pat Duquette (Williams ’92), First year Assistant Coaches: Pronunciation Guide Michael Harding (Bowdoin ’03), First year Biko Paris (Boston College ’11), First year 34 Kennedy Chukwuocha chuk-WHOA-cha Nick Leonardelli (Dickinson ’07), First year 30 Mark Cornelius cor-KNEEL-yus Captain: TBA 1 Michael Gelineau JELL-in-o Athletic Trainer: Keri Ann Maresca, MS, ATC 21 DJ Mlachnik MLATCH-nik 13 Andrew Nene NEH-neh *Veterans (10) 10 Jahad Thomas ja-HODD 11 Akeem Williams a-KEEM

10 2013-14 Season PREVIEW 2013-14 2013-14 Preview: This is NCAA Division I

Forgive Pat Duquette if he seems significantly. bright-eyed, overly motivated and full of Sophomore guards Mark Cornelius hope. The first-year head men’s bas- and Carlos Taylor came on at the end ketball coach at UMass Lowell sees the of last season and will also challenge growth of the University – the new build- for minutes. Cornelius saw action in 13 ings, the upward enrollment and the move games with season-highs of 15 points in to Division I and America East – and he UMass Lowell’s final game of the sea- likens it to the growth of his program. son, a 98-85 loss at Saint Anselm in the The chance to build an NCAA Divi- NE-10 Tournament quarterfinal. sion I basketball program does not occur Taylor looks to improve on 6.1 often, and when the position opened at minutes per game and showed flashes of UMass Lowell, Duquette relished the op- promise last year, particularly in an 81-70 portunity. loss at Saint Michael’s in which he had a “It was clear when I drove into Lowell season-high 10 points. and saw so many things going on – the Between sophomore Kennedy construction, the presence of the Univer- Chukwuocha, a 6-foot-6 forward, and sity, the progress – that this is a university 6-10 sophomore James McDonnell and that is taking off,” he said. “I was blown 6-8 senior Parris Massey, UMass Lowell away by the Tsongas Center and the pos- has a bit of size with which to contend. sibility of playing there. The campus and Chukwuocha broke into the starting city are connected. I just saw all sorts of lineup in 11 games last year and put up potential.” 6.8 points and 3.8 rebounds while shoot- Duquette enters his 20th year of ing .490 from the field and even .480 coaching and has from 3-point range (24-50). played virtually every role there is to play A starter in 18 games last year, and coached at all three NCAA levels. Senior guard Akeem Williams McDonnell took up plenty of space and There is very little that can surprise him, looks to improve upon averages of 2.1 which is perhaps what endeared the points and 2.9 rebounds. University brass to entrust him with the move from Division II to Massey came off the bench and gave 8.2 minutes per Division I. game while shooting .556 from the floor. “It is important when you make the transition from Division Duquette will also rely heavily on senior Kerry Weldon, II to Division I that you have a good conference, and that’s al- who sat out the 2012-13 season with an injury, but had 2011-12 ready happened,” he added. “The University has great facilities averages of 3.7 points and 3.3 rebounds while shooting .548 and a committed administration. It’s a school on the rise with all from the floor. the ingredients of successful basketball program. I can see the Thomas, despite sitting out this season, is among four potential for growth and real success.” newcomers to the squad. Freshman forward Tyler Livingston (Hudson, N.H.) has been a pleasant surprise in the preseason The Squad: 10 Vets and Three Starters Return following a three-year career at Alvirne H.S., where he was a second team all-state standout. Duquette inherits a team which went 15-13 overall last sea- Also walking on is freshman guard Michael Gelineau son and returns 10 veterans and three starters. What wasn’t on (Waltham, Mass.), who graduated from Waltham H.S. as the the docket prior to the 2013-14 were injuries to senior Antonio program’s all-time leading scorer with 1,103 points. Freshman Bivins (15.5 points, 7.4 rebounds and 1.1 blocked shots per guard Andrew Nene (Worcester, Mass.) was a standout player game, .546 FG%); and freshman Jahad Thomas (Williams- at the Abbey Kelley School and will challenge for minutes. port, Pa.). Bivins was among NE-10 leaders in four categories last season while Thomas would’ve challenged for a starting The Schedule: Wolverines, Bearcats on the 2013-14 Slate spot. The River Hawks will also miss Romeo Diaz, who chipped UMass Lowell will be challenged immediately with only two in averages of 5.5 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. home games in its first 10 dates, beginning with a clash at 2013 Still, the River Hawks return the prolific Akeem Williams, NCAA Tournament runner-up Michigan Nov. 7. who was the Northeast-10 Conference scoring champion three The River Hawks open at home Tuesday, Nov. 19 against years, who averaged 19.9 points and 3.3 assists a year ago Brown and also host Mount Ida Dec. 1. On Dec. 18, UMass while shooting .400 from 3-point range. Lowell begins America East Conference play with a home clash Williams will likely be paired in the backcourt with junior against Vermont, the Conference preseason favorite. Chad Holley, who chipped in 11.2 points and 3.2 assists per UMass Lowell will play three games at the Tsongas Center game while shooting .429 from long range. this season: Dec. 21 against Duquesne; Sunday, Jan. 26 Also battling for a starting guard spot will be sophomore against New Hampshire (also on ESPN3), and Feb. 15 against DJ Mlachnik, who comes into the 2013-14 season remark- 2012-13 regular season champion Stony Brook. able improved from a year ago. Mlachnik saw action in 26 of 28 games at 11.5 minutes per, a figure Duquette expects to rise 11 2013-14 PROFILES 22 • ANTONIO BIVINS

Senior • Guard/Forward • 6-5/175 Miami, Fla. • Criminal Justice

THE BIVINS FILE: Will sit out 22the 2013-14 season with an injury • Quick, athletic swing- man who can finish with emphasis • Also comfortable from 3-point range.

AS A JUNIOR: Northeast-10 All-Conference Third Team • NE-10 Player of Week on Jan. 14. • Started all 28 games for the River Hawks with averages of 15.5 ppg, 7.4 rpg and 1.1 bpg • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in four categories: steals (second, 2.0), offensive rebounds (fifth, 3.2), rebounds (10th, 7.4) and blocked shots (tied for ninth, 1.1) • Six double-doubles • Highlights include season-high 25 points and 12 rebounds in an 98-94 win vs. Southern Connecticut.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 28 games with two starts on the year • Averaged 9.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg and 1.2 spg • Ranked fifth among NE-10 field goal percentage leaders at a .561 clip • Northeast-10 Player of the Week on Jan. 9 after aver- aging 20.5 ppg and 6.0 rpg while shooting .680 from the field in wins over American International (74-58) and Southern Connecticut (89-83) • Season-high 26 points in the win at Southern Connecticut; and nine rebounds in a 109-81 win over Concordia.

AS A FRESHMAN: Averaged 9.1 ppg, 4.3 rpg in 27 games with one start • Named Northeast-10 Freshman of the Week on 2/28, averaged 22.0 points,4.5 rebounds and 3.0 steals in wins over Franklin Pierce (79-63) and Merrimack (75-66) • Season-highs include 23 points in the 79-63 victory over Franklin Pierce and 12 rebounds and six steals in a 94-86 loss to Assumption.

AMERICAN SENIOR H.S.: Played varsity basketball for Coach Kelvin Farrington at American Senior H.S. • Earned All-City Honors as a sophomore and senior • Appeared in Senior All-Star Game • Also played football and track & field at ASHS.

PERSONAL: Son of Calvin Bivins of Miami, Fla. • Lists the and University of Miami as his favorite teams, LeBron James as his favorite athlete • Greatest sports mo- ment was advancing to the District Championship game as a senior • Majoring in criminal justice with plans to become a homicide detective.

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 10-11 27-1 105-191 .550 5-10 .500 32-45 .711 115 4.3 16 44 14 49 247 9.1 11-12 27-2 95-167 .569 12-21 .571 57-89 .640 121 4.5 20 43 23 32 259 9.6 12-13 28-28 160-293 .546 4-23 .174 110-153 .719 207 7.4 16 64 31 56 434 15.5 Totals 82-31 360-651 .553 21-54 .389 199-287 .693 443 5.4 52 151 68 137 940 11.4

12 PROFILES 2013-14 34 • KENNEDY CHUKWUOCHA

Sophomore • Forward • 6-6/205 Willingboro, N.J. • Biology

THE CHUKWUOCHA FILE:34 Talented forward with huge upside • Very strong under the basket at both ends.

AS A FRESHMAN: Northeast-10 Conference Rookie of the Week on Jan. 14 following 15 points and seven rebounds in an 98-94 win over Southern Con- necticut • Saw action in all 28 games (11 starts) with averages of 6.8 ppg and 3.8 rpg • Grabbed a season- high 12 rebounds in a 76-63 loss at Pace (1/19).

MEDFORD TECH H.S.: Former standout at Medford Tech H.S. for Coach Nick Powell • Burlington County Player of the Year • Burlington County All-Star • All- South Jersey standout, selected to the South Jersey All-Star Game • Medford Tech Scholar-Athlete of the Year • Recipient of the South Jersey Scholar-Athlete Award • Medford Tech Christmas Tournament MVP • Also a member of the cross country team.

PERSONAL: Son of Sylvia and Nathan Chukwuocha of Willingboro, N.J. • Nicknamed “Ken Rock” • Lists and Philadelphia Eagles as favorite professional teams • Names Andre Iguodala as favorite athlete • Majoring in biology.

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 2012-13 28-11 72-147 .490 24-50 .480 21-33 .636 107 3.8 8 32 11 14 189 6.8 TOTAL 28-11 72-147 .490 24-50 .480 21-33 .636 107 3.8 8 32 11 14 189 6.8

13 2013-14 PROFILES 30 • MARK CORNELIUS

Sophomore • Guard • 6-2/180 Westford, Mass. • Business Administration

THE CORNELIUS FILE: Tough,30 athletic and physical player who will challenge for more minutes • Attended North Carolina State for one year (did not play) before attending UMass Lowell • Enjoyed a stellar career at Westford H.S.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 13 games • North- east-10 Conference Spring 2013 Commissioner’s Honor Roll • Season-highs include 15 points and five rebounds in a 98-85 loss at Saint Anselm in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament Quarterfinal (3/3) • Also grabbed five rebounds in a 74-63 win at Stonehill (2/13).

WESTFORD ACADEMY: Four-year starter at Westford Academy for Coach Ed Scollan • Registered averages of 21.2 ppg and 12 rpg as a senior • Captain as a senior • Dual County League All-Star • Also played football and baseball.

PERSONAL: Son of Barbara and John Cornelius of Westford, Mass. • Lists the , Red Sox and New England Patriots as his favorite sports teams • Favorite player is Kevin Garnett • Majoring in business administration

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 2012-13 13-0 11-24 .458 2-6 .333 6-9 .667 16 1.2 1 6 0 2 30 2.3 TOTAL 13-0 11-24 .458 2-6 .333 6-9 .667 16 1.2 1 6 0 2 30 2.3

14 PROFILES 2013-14 4 • CHAD HOLLEY

Junior • Guard • 5-10/170 New York, N.Y. • Business Administration

THE HOLLEY FILE: Stepped into4 the starting lineup immediately in 2012-13 • New York City-style guard with good court vision who defends very well.

AS A SOPHOMORE: One of two players to start all 28 games • Averaged 11.2 ppg, 3.2 apg and 2.8 rpg • Ranked eighth among Northeast-10 Conference 3-point FG% leaders (.420) • Northeast-10 Conference Spring 2013 Commissioner’s Honor Roll • Season-highs include 25 points in an 82- 65 win over Le Moyne in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament first round; nine assists in an 83-80 loss at Merrimack; seven rebounds in a 63-50 season-open- ing win over Bentley.

MOUNT ST. MARY’S (N.Y.): Played his freshman sea- son at Mount Saint Mary’s College • Appeared in 28 games (three starts) with averages of 3.3 ppg and 0.9 rpg • Season-highs include 11 points in a 64-56 loss at the U.S. Naval Academy; and three assists in a 74-57 loss at Wagner.

BLUE RIDGE H.S.: Four-year varsity starter at Blue Ridge H.S. in Charlottesville, Va., for Coach Chris Cunningham • Averaged 12.8 points, 6.8 assists, 2.9 rebounds and 1.5 steals as a senior • Led BRHS to a 26-2 record and the Virginia Division I State Champi- onship game • Captain as a junior and senior • Two- time First Team Virginia Independent Conference All-Star • Also played for the Long Island Lightning of the AAU circuit.

PERSONAL: Son of Winnie Burch and Barry Holley of New York, N.Y. • Enrolled in the College of Manage- ment, undecided on a concentration.

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 2011-12* 28-3 30-90 .333 11-44 .250 21-25 .840 25 0.9 26 38 0 14 92 3.3 2012-13 28-28 97-235 .413 34-81 .420 86-107 .804 79 2.8 90 74 2 33 314 11.2 TOTAL 56-31 127-325 .391 45-125 .360 107-132 .811 104 1.9 116 112 2 47 406 7.25

*Played 2011-12 season at Mount St. Mary’s College (NY) 15 2013-14 PROFILES 42 • PARRIS MASSEY

Senior • Forward • 6-7/220 Boston, Mass. • Liberal Arts

THE MASSEY FILE: Imposing42 post player who occupies a good deal of space and is capable of big minutes • Thrives on the intangibles: defense, rebounding and shot block- ing • Will press for more minutes in 2013-14.

AS A JUNIOR: Played in 26 games with one start • Averaged 1.3 ppg and 1.8 rpg • Northeast-10 Conference Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 Com- missioner’s Honor Roll • Season-highs include eight points in a 100-73 win over Merrimack; seven rebounds in a 91-90 win over District of Columbia; and four blocked shots in the win over UDC and a 98-94 win over Southern Connecticut.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Saw action in 14 games after transfer- ring mid-semester from Sacred Heart • Averaged 1.2 ppg and 1.9 rpg • Season-highs include five points in an 86-68 win over Southern Connecticut; and eight rebounds in a 69-65 victory at Franklin Pierce in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament semifinal and in the NE-10 Tournament final loss at Stonehill (73-61).

BOSTON ENGLISH H.S.: Four-year player at Boston English H.S. for coach Barry Robinson • Boston City North League all-star as a senior • Team Most Valuable Player as a senior • Helped lead Boston English to the MIAA state tournament for the first time in five years • Boston City League all-star game • Boston City League slam dunk champion • Also played football, track and soccer at different periods in high school • Recipient of the Abigail Adams Scholarship for high perfor- mance on the MCAS exam • Also played in the YABC club system for coach Pete Washington.

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY: Transferred from Sacred Heart University • Redshirted both seasons due to injury.

PERSONAL: Son of Ursula Massey of Boston, Mass. • Nicknamed “Pharaoh” • Lists Boston Celtics as favorite NBA team • Influences include Shaquille O’Neal, , Chris Bosh • Enjoys performing live music, painting, poetry and writing • Aspires to perform in front of the president • Also a skilled chef who has won competitions • Member of Omega Phi Kappa multicultural fraternity. • Majoring in liberal arts.

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 2011-12 14-0 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 27 1.9 11 5 3 0 17 1.2 2012-13 26-1 15-27 .556 0-0 .000 3-8 .375 46 1.8 5 12 16 6 33 1.3 TOTAL 40-1 22-42 .524 0-0 .000 6-14 .429 73 1.8 16 17 19 6 50 1.3

16 PROFILES 2013-14 50 • JAMES MCDONNELL

Sophomore • Center • 6-10/217 Swansea,50 Mass. • Liberal Arts THE McDONNELL FILE: Very athletic post player who was the surprise of the 2012-13 preseason • Virtually unrecruited in high school but stepped into the starting lineup immediately • Shot-blocker, rebounder who alters as many shots as he blocks • Possesses good hands.

AS A FRESHMAN: Saw action in 25 games with 18 starts • Northeast-10 Conference Fall 2012 Commis- sioner’s Honor Roll • Averaged 2.1 ppg and 2.9 rpg • Season-highs include eight points in a season-opening 63-50 win over Bentley; nine rebounds in a 71-68 vic- tory over Le Moyne; three blocked shots in a 69-60 loss to Saint Michael’s and an 80-65 loss to Saint Anselm.

BRIDGTON ACADEMY: Played a postgraduate year at Bridgton Academy for Coach Whit Lesure • Previ- ously a former standout at Joseph Case H.S. for coach Tim Plante • Captain as a senior at Joseph Case H.S. • Also a member of the golf team.

PERSONAL: Son of Marianne and Mark McDonnell of Swansea, Mass. • Lists Boston Celtics and New Eng- land Patriots as favorite sports teams • Lists catching his first lob pass for a dunk as greatest sports moment • Aspires to play professionally in Europe following graduation. • Majoring in liberal arts.

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 2012-13 25-18 21-46 .457 0-0 - 10-15 .667 72 2.9 8 19 15 4 52 2.1 TOTAL 25-18 21-46 .457 0-0 - 10-15 .667 72 2.9 8 19 15 4 52 2.1

17 2013-14 PROFILES 21 • DJ MLACHNIK Sophomore • Guard • 6-2/175 Muskego, Wisc. • Liberal Arts

THE MLACHNIK FILE: Fundamentally21 sound player who can stretch defenses with long range marksmanship • Very tough, tireless player who will receive more minutes in 2013-14.

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 26 games as a reserve with averages of 2.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg and 26 3-point field goal attempts • Season-highs include 12 points and five rebounds in a 100-73 win over Merrimack; and two as- sists on four occasions • Northeast-10 Conference Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

ST. JOHN’S NORTHWESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY: Four-year standout at St. John’s Northwestern Military Academy in Delafield, Wisc. • Four-time All-Midwest Classic Conference player, including a First Team standout his senior year • All-County and a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Associaton (WIAA) Academic All-State honoree • Captain as sophomore, junior and senior • Also an All-MCC pitcher/outfielder and quarter- back/punter • Named SJNWMA’s Male Student-Athlete of the Year as a senior.

PERSONAL: Youngest of six children of Duane and Kathy Mlachnik of Muskego, Wisc. • Lists Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Miami Heat and Milwau- kee Bucks as favorite teams • Names Lebron James, Dwayne Wade and Ray Allen as favorite athletes • Greatest sport moment was hitting half court game- winning shot to win the Wisconsin state regional finals as a senior. • Enrolled in the College of Management, undecided on a concentration.

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 2012-13 26-0 26-88 .295 7-45 .156 11-17 .647 39 1.5 15 17 0 5 70 2.7 TOTAL 26-0 26-88 .295 7-45 .156 11-17 .647 39 1.5 15 17 0 5 70 2.7

18 PROFILES 2013-14 5 • CARLOS TAYLOR

Sophomore • Guard • 6-2/185 Philadelphia, Pa. • Business Administration

THE TAYLOR FILE: Athletic guard5 unafraid of driving to the basket or pulling up from long range • Defends the perimeter very well and can grab his share of rebounds.

AS A FRESHMAN: Saw action in 13 games • Season- highs include 10 points and four rebounds in an 81-70 loss at Saint Michael’s in which he shot 3-5 from the field and 3-4 from 3-point range • Also had five points in a 100-73 win over Merrimack.

BOYS LATIN OF PHILADELPHIA: Four-year starter at Boys Latin for Coach Maurice Watson • Honorable Mention All-City standout • Helped Boys Latin advance to the Philadelphia Public League Championship and Class AAA state tournament semifinal round, marking the farthest it had ever been in a state tournament • Posted senior year averages of 15.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, and 2.0 apg • Member of the 1,000 point club • Recipient of Coach’s Award for most improved player • Finalist for the Markward Award, presented to the top player in Philadelphia (won by teammate Maurice Watson, Jr., of Boston University) • Also played within the Team Philly club system.

PERSONAL: One of four children of Connie Lahey and Carlos Taylor Sr. of Darby, Pa. • Lists L.A. Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite NBA teams • Names Kobe Bryant as favorite athlete • Greatest sports moment was a 34-point, 11-rebound effort in the state tournament quarterfinal which included his 1,000th point • Majoring in business administration.

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 2012-13 13-0 6-17 .353 6-14 .429 3-4 .750 9 0.7 1 4 0 1 21 1.6 TOTAL 13-0 6-17 .353 6-14 .429 3-4 .750 9 0.7 1 4 0 1 21 1.6

19 2013-14 PROFILES 23 • KERRY WELDON

Senior • Forward • 6-5/190 New York, N.Y. • Business Administration

THE WELDON FILE: Very 23good rebounder, physical player who thrives on the intangibles • Capable of defending the three-through-five spots • Came to UMass Lowell as a small forward but has played most of his minutes as a power forward.

AS A JUNIOR: Redshirted due to an injury.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in all 30 games with 23 starts • Averaged 3.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 0.9 spg while shooting .548 from the field • Registered a double- double with a season-high 11 points and 11 rebounds in a 72-68 loss at Saint Anselm • Other season-highs include 12 rebounds in a 63-51 loss at Adelphi; and four steals in a 74-55 win over Saint Michael’s; two blocked shots twice.

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 30 games with 16 starts • Averaged 3.1 rebounds per a game • Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds in an 67-63 victory over Southern New Hampshire.

ST. AGNES BOYS H.S.: Played four years of basketball for Coach Greg Dolan at St. Agnes Boys H.S. • Part of City and State Championship team as a sophomore • All-Conference selection as a junior and senior.

PERSONAL: One of two children of Jennifer and Kerry Weldon of New York, N.Y. • Names the and as his two favorite NBA teams • Lists Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James are his favorite athletes • Majoring in business administration.

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 2010-11 30-16 34-72 .472 0-0 .000 15-40 .375 92 3.1 11 31 20 26 83 2.8 2011-12 30-23 46-84 .548 0-0 .000 19-43 .442 100 3.3 12 40 13 28 111 3.7 2012-13 Injury Redshirt TOTAL 60-49 80-156 .513 0-0 .000 34-83 410 192 3.2 23 71 33 54 194 3.2 20 PROFILES 2013-14 11 • AKEEM WILLIAMS

Senior • Guard • 5-10/190 Brockton, Mass. • Psychology

THE WILLIAMS FILE: Do-it-all player who11 has emerged UMass Lowell’s leading scorer the last three seasons • Very strong athlete with unlimited range who can play either the one or two • One of the top Division II guards in the country the last two years.

AS A JUNIOR: Northeast-10 All-Conference First Team • Daktronics All-East Region First Team • NE-10 Player of the Week Dec. 10 • Played in 27 games, with 26 starts • NE-10 scoring champion with 19.9 points per a game • Also among NE-10 leaders in minutes (eighth, 34.6), assists (13th, 3.3) and 3-point FG% (14th, .400) • Season-highs include 33 points in 83-80 setback at Merrimack; seven rebounds in a 94-85 loss to Franklin Pierce; and eight rebounds in a 100-73 win over Merrimack and a 98-94 win over Southern Connecticut.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Northeast-10 All-Conference Second Team • Played in 30 games with 28 starts • NE-10 scoring champion with 17.7 points per game, along with 3.4 rpg and 3.2 apg • Also ranked among NE-10 leaders in free throws (eighth, 3.5) and assists (3.2) • NE-10 Player of the Week once • Sea- son-highs include 35 points in a season-opening 108-105 win at Bridgeport; eight assists in a 80-51 win over Le Moyne; eight rebounds in a 74-71 loss at Franklin Pierce; and four steals in a 67-56 win over Southern New Hampshire.

AS A FRESHMAN: Northeast-10 Conference All-Tournament Team • NE-10 All-Rookie Team • Played in all 30 games with 24 starts • Achieved UMass Lowell’s freshman scoring record with 546 points • NE-10 Player of the Week once, Rookie of the Week on two occasions • Led the team with 18.2 points per a game • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in scoring (fourth, 18.2) and steals (ninth, 1.77) • Season-highs include 32 points in a 71-70 victory over Merrimack; seven steals in a 94-86 loss to Assumption.

WINCHENDON SCHOOL: Played basketball at The Winchen- don 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, Jets and Boston Celtics as his favorite professional 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 • Aspires to play professionally follow- ing graduation • Majoring in psychology.

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 10-11 30-24 189-472 .400 65-185 .351 103-145 .710 114 3.8 88 111 4 53 546 18.2 11-12 30-28 188-432 .435 51-148 .345 104-137 .759 101 3.4 96 109 5 34 531 17.7 12-13 27-26 190-417 .456 68-170 .400 90-120 .750 87 3.2 88 75 2 40 538 19.9 Totals 87-78 567-1321 .429 184-503 .366 276-402 .687 302 3.5 272 195 11 127 1,615 18.6 21 2013-14 NEWCOMERS MICHAEL ANDREW GELINEAU NENE Fr. • Guard1 • 6-2/175 Fr. •13 Guard • 5-11/163 Waltham, Mass. Webster, Mass. Business Administration Civil Engineering

WALTHAM H.S.: Former ABBEY KELLEY SCHOOL: standout at Waltham H.S. Attended the Abbey Kel- for coach Joe Cacciatore ley Foster Charter H.S. in • MIAA Division I North Sec- Worcester, Mass. • Recipi- ond Team All-Star • Emerged as Waltham’s all-time lead- ent of the Character Virtue Award • Honor student • Served ing scorer with 1,103 points • Also played in the Fidelity as volunteer basketball/soccer coach for younger students House AAU system for coach Gary Palladino. at Abbey Kelley • Simultaneously played for Central Mass PERSONAL: Youngest of four grown children of Law- Swarm AAU team for coach Dean Packard. Oldest of three children of Benson Waweru rence and Diane Gelineau of Waltham, Mass. • Lists Bos- PERSONAL: and Annebell Ray of Webster, Mass. • Nicknamed “Drew” • ton Celtics as favorite NBA team, Tony Parker as favorite Lists Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, New England Patriots player • Majoring in business administration, aspires to and Boston Bruins as favorite professional teams • Favorite be a financial advisor. players include Kyrie Irving, Kobe Bryant • Majoring in civil engineering, aspires to assist third world countries.

TYLER JAHAD LIVINGSTON THOMAS Fr. •24 Forward • 6-5/200 Fr. • 10Guard • 6-2/220 Hudson, N.H. Williamsport, Pa. Civil Engineering Undecided

ALVIRNE H.S.: Three-year WILLIAMSPORT AREA standout for coach Seth H.S.: Four-year stand- Garon • Second Team out at Williamsport Area NHIAA All-State standout H.S. for head coach Allen • Lowell Sun All-Scholastic Team • Captain as a junior Taylor • Led Williamsport to two district championships and senior • Led Alvirne to NHIAA semifinal as a sopho- • First Team Class AAAA All-State Team as a senior, more • Also a four-year member of the golf team • NHIAA Third Team as a junior • Posted averages of 18.0 points, All-State First Team standout, placed fifth in the NHIAA 9.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists as a senior • Junior year Tournament as a senior • Honorable Mention All-State averages of 14.3 points, 10.6 rebounds and 3.1 assists • honors as a sophomore • Captain as a junior and senior • Amassed more than 1,000 points • Team Most Valuable High Honor Roll student all four years • Also played in the Player • Captain as a senior. New Hampshire titans AAU system. PERSONAL: Oldest of four children of Ali Bilquis of PERSONAL: One of three children of Mike and Terry Liv- Williamsport, Pa. • Nicknamed “Poppy” • Aspires to play ingston of Hudson, N.H. • Nicknamed “Ty” • Lists Miami professionally • Lists greatest sports moment when he Heat, Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins and New England committed to UMass Lowell • Favorite team is Cleveland Patriots as favorite teams • Lists Kevin Garnett as favor- Cavaliers • Favorite players include Lebron James, Dion ite NBA player • Majoring in civil engineering. Waters, Paul Pierce • Undecided on a major.

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23 2013-14 THIS IS AMERICA EAST Final 2012-13 Standings

America East Overall Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Stony Brook 14-2 .875 25-8 .758 Vermont 11-5 .688 21-12 .636 Boston University 11-5 .688 17-13 .567 Hartford 10-6 .625 17-14 .548 Albany 9-7 .563 24-11 .686 Maine 6-10 .375 11-19 .367 New Hampshire 5-11 .313 9-20 .310 UMBC 5-11 .313 8-23 .258 Binghamton 1-15 .063 3-27 .100

Regular Season Chamion: Stony Brook Tournament Champion: Albany NCAA Tournament: Albany NIT: Stony Brook 2012-13 All Conference Teams 2013-14 Preseason Coaches Poll First Team Yr. Pos. School Mike Black Sr. G Albany 2012-13 2012-13 D.J. Irving Jr. G Boston University America East Overall Mark Nwakamma So. F Hartford Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Tommy Brenton Sr. F Stony Brook Vermont 11-5 .688 21-12 .636 Brian Voelkel Jr. F Vermont Stony Brook 14-2 .875 25-8 .758 Albany 9-7 .563 24-11 .686 Second Team Yr. Pos. School Justin Edwards So. G Maine Hartford 10-6 .625 17-14 .548 Alasdair Fraser Jr. F Maine New Hampshire 5-11 .313 9-20 .310 Ryan Cook Sr. G UMBC UMBC 5-11 .313 8-23 .258 Fr. F Stony Brook Binghamton 1-15 .063 3-27 .100 Clancy Rugg Jr. F Vermont Maine 6-10 .375 11-19 .367 UMass Lowell *10-12 .454 *15-13 .536 Third Team Yr. Pos. School Jordan Reed Fr. G Binghamton *UMass Lowell was a member of the Division II Northeast-10 Confer- Dom Morris Jr. F Stony Brook ence until 2012-13 Maurice Watson, Jr. Fr. G Boston University Dave Coley Jr. G Stony Brook Sandro Carissimo Jr. G Vermont 2013 America East Tournament

All-Defensive Team Yr. Pos. School Quarterfinals • Mar. 9 Semifinals • Mar. 10 Mike Allison Sr. F Maine Tommy Brenton Sr. F Stony Brook Albany, N.Y. Albany, N.Y. Dave Coley Jr. G Stony Brook Jameel Warney Fr. F Stony Brook #2 Vermont 61 #2 Vermont 85 Brian Voelkel Jr. F Vermont #7 New Hampshire 42 #6 UMBC 72

All-Academic Team Yr GPA Major #3 Hartford 62 #4 Albany 61 Jacob Iati, Albany Gr. 3.43/3.52 Business Administration #6 UMBC 69 #1 Stony Brook 59 Sam Rowley, Albany So. 3.72 Business Scott Morris, UNH Jr. 3.75 Managment/Finance Luke Apfeld, Vermont Jr. 3.82 English #1 Stony Brook 72 Championship • Mar. 10 Sandro Carissimo Jr. 3.64 Business Administration #8 Binghamton 49 Albany, N.Y. #2 Vermont 49 Player of the Year: Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook #4 Albany 50 Jameel Warney, Stony Brook #4 Albany 53 Rookie of the Year: #5 Maine 49 Defensive Player of the Year: Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook Coach of the Year: , Stony Brook

25 2013-14 THIS IS AMERICA EAST 2013-14 America East Composite Schedule

November Fri. 8 UMBC at Arizona State 8:00 p.m. Binghamton at St. Peter’s College 7:00 p.m. UMass Lowell at Michigan 7:00 p.m. UMBC at Towson 7:30 p.m. Albany at Siena 7:00 p.m. Wed. 27 Vermont vs. Illinois State (5) 11:15 p.m. Maine at Rhode Island 7:30 p.m. Fri. 29 Vermont vs. San Francisco (5) 9:00 p.m. Marist at Stony Brook 8:00 p.m. Sat. 30 Holy Cross at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. Loyola at Binghamton 8:00 p.m. Yale at Hartford 4:00 p.m. Sat. 9 Hartford vs. Quinnipiac (1) 3:00 p.m. Vermont vs. Sonoma State (5) 9:00 p.m. Saint Joseph’s at Vermont 7:00 p.m. Suffolk at New Hampshire 7:30 p.m. December Sun. 10 Haverford at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. Sun. 1 Dartmouth at Maine 2:00 p.m. Fisher College (Mass.) at Maine 3:00 p.m. Albany at NJIT 2:00 p.m. Binghamton at Brown 3:30 p.m. Colgate at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. Mon. 11 Eastern at UMBC 7:30 p.m. Mount Ida at UMass Lowell 2:00 p.m. Tue. 12 Maine at George Washington 7:00 p.m. St. Francis College (N.Y.) at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. Hartford at Florida Gulf Coast 7:00 a.m. Mon. 2 Maryland Eastern Shore at UMBC 7:00 p.m. NJIT at Albany 7:00 p.m. Tues. 3 UMass Lowell at St. Bonaventure 7:00 p.m. Siena at Vermont 7:00 p.m. Wed. 4 Maine at NJIT 7:00 p.m. Wed. 13 Hartford at Fairfield (2) 7:00 p.m. UMBC at Duquesne 7:00 p.m. New Hampshire at Duquesne 7:00 p.m. Fairleigh Dickinson at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. Binghamton at Cornell 7:00 p.m. Hartford at La Salle 7:00 p.m. UMass. Lowell at Boston U. 7:00 p.m. Binghamton at Mount St. Mary’s (Md.) 7:00 p.m. Northeastern at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. New Hampshire at CCSU 7:00 p.m. Thu. 14 UMBC at American 7:30 p.m. Albany at Holy Cross 7:00 p.m. Fri. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson at Hartford 7:00 p.m. Fri. 6 Maine at Connecticut 7:00 p.m. Sat. 16 Albany at Quinnipiac 2:00 p.m. Sat. 7 Binghamton at Syracuse 7:00 p.m. Navy at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. New Hampshire at Yale 4:30 p.m. UMass Lowell at Dartmouth 4:00 p.m. Stony Brook vs. La Salle (6) 11:00 a.m. Vermont at Bryant 7:00 p.m. UMBC at Lehigh 2:00 p.m. Sun. 17 Mount St. Mary at UMBC 2:00 p.m. UMass Lowell at NJIT 2:00 p.m. Stony Brook at Indiana (3) 5:00 p.m. Holy Cross at Hartford 7:00 p.m. NJIT at New Hampshire 5:00 p.m. Mon. 9 UMass Lowell at Columbia 7:00 p.m. Mon. 18 Vermont at Providence 7:00 p.m. Tues. 10 Albany at Brown 7:00 p.m. Tues. 19 NJIT at Maine 7:00 p.m. Hartford at CCSU 7:00 p.m. Hartford at Louisville (2) 7:00 p.m. Wed. 11 UMBC at Coppin State 7:30 p.m. Brown at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. Fri. 13 Army at Maine 6:00 p.m. Wed. 20 Albany at Duquesne 7:00 p.m. Sat. 14 Colgate at Albany 7:00 p.m. Loyola at UMBC 7:30 p.m. Binghamton at Monmouth 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 21 New Hampshire at Marquette 7:00 p.m. Sun. 15 *Stony Brook at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. Vermont at Wagner 8:00 p.m. Maine-Presque Isle at Maine 2:00 p.m. Fri. 22 Stony Brook at Toledo (3) 4:30 p.m. Quinnipiac at Vermont 2:00 p.m. Sat. 23 UMBC at Navy 7:00 p.m. Hartford at Sacred Heart 2:00 p.m. UMass Lowell at Rhode Island 2:00 p.m. Wed. 18 Dartmouth at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. Radford at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. *Vermont at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. Stony Brook at Florida Atlantic (3) 3:00 p.m. Thurs. 19 Stony Brook at Loyola 7:30 p.m. Hartford vs. Hofstra (4) 5:30 p.m. Fri. 20 Yale at Albany 7:00 p.m. Bucknell at Albany 7:00 p.m. Sat. 21 UMBC at George Washington 2:00 p.m. Sun. 24 Hartford vs. TBA (4) TBA Duquesne at UMass Lowell 2:00 p.m. Bryant at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. Vermont at Harvard 4:00 p.m. Stony Brook at Detroit (3) 4:00 p.m. Maine at Providence 7:00 p.m. Vermont at Duke 6:30 p.m. Sun. 22 New Hampshire at Rhode Island 2:00 p.m. Mon. 25 Quinnipiac at Maine 7:00 p.m. St. Peter’s College at Hartford 2:00 p.m. Tues. 26 UMass Lowell at Cincinnati 7:00 p.m. Cornell at Stony Brook 6:00 p.m. Albany at Rider 7:00 p.m. 26 2013-14 2013-14 America East Composite Schedule

Mon. 23 Binghamton at Buffalo 12:00 p.m. February Albany at Drake 7:00 p.m. Sat. 1 *UMBC at Maine 2:00 p.m. Sat. 28 Bryant at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. *Hartford at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. Sun. 29 Maine vs. Middle Tennessee (7) 4:30 p.m. *Binghamton at UMass Lowell 2:00 p.m. Hartford at Washington 9:00 p.m. *Vermont at Albany (8) 7:30 p.m. Mon. 30 Maine v. TBA TBA Mon. 3 NJIT at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. Navy at UMBC 7:00 p.m. Tues. 4 *Maine at Vermont 7:00 p.m. New Hampshire at Towson 7:00 p.m. *Stony Brook at Binghamton 7:00 p.m. Lyndon State at Vermont 7:00 p.m. Wed. 5 *New Hampshire at UMBC 7:00 p.m. Tues. 31 Albany at Pittsburgh 1:00 p.m. *UMass Lowell at Albany 7:00 p.m. Binghamton at Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) 2:00 p.m. Sat. 8 *Maine at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. *UMass Lowell at UMBC 2:00 p.m. January *New Hampshire at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. Fri. 3 Stony Brook at VCU TBA *Albany at Hartford 7:00 p.m. Sat. 4 Sacred Heart at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. Wed. 12 *Hartford at Maine 7:00 p.m. Vermont at Dartmouth 7:00 p.m. *UMass Lowell at Vermont 7:00 p.m. *Hartford at Albany 7:00 p.m. *Binghamton at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. Sun. 5 *UMBC at UMass Lowell 1:00 p.m. *Albany at UMBC 7:00 p.m. *Binghamton at Maine 4:30 p.m. Sat. 15 *UMBC at Vermont 2:00 p.m. Tues. 7 New Hampshire at Brown 7:00 p.m. *Maine at Albany 2:00 p.m. Hartford at Dartmouth 7:00 p.m. *Stony Brook at UMass Lowell 4:00 p.m. Wed. 8 *UMBC at Albany 7:00 p.m. *New Hampshire at Hartford 7:00 p.m. Vermont at Yale 7:00 p.m. Wed. 19 *Hartford at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. Stony Brook at Columbia 7:00 p.m. *UMBC at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 9 *Maine at Hartford 7:00 p.m. *Vermont at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. *New Hampshire at Binghamton 7:00 p.m. *Albany at Binghamton 7:00 p.m. Sat. 11 *Albany at Vermont 12:00 p.m. Sat. 22 *UMass Lowell at New Hampshire 3:30 p.m. *Maine at UMBC 3:30 p.m. *Binghamton at UMBC 7:00 p.m. *UMass Lowell at Binghamton 4:30 p.m. Sun. 23 *Stony Brook at Maine 2:00 p.m. Sun. 12 *Stony Brook at Hartford 2:30 p.m. *Hartford at Vermont 2:00 p.m. Wed. 15 *UMBC at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 27 *Maine at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. *Binghamton at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. *Stony Brook at Vermont 7:00 p.m. *Albany at UMass Lowell 7:00 p.m. *New Hampshire at Albany 7:00 p.m. Thurs. 16 *Vermont at Maine 7:00 p.m. *Binghamton at Hartford 7:00 p.m. Sat. 18 *Hartford at New Hampshire 1:00 p.m. *Vermont at UMBC 2:00 p.m. March *Albany at Maine 2:00 p.m. Sun. 2 *Vermont at Binghamton 2:00 p.m. *UMass Lowell at Stony Brook 7:00 p.m. *UMBC at Hartford 2:00 p.m. Mon. 20 *UMass Lowell at Hartford 1:00 p.m. *Albany at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. *Stony Brook at UMBC 2:00 p.m. *New Hampshire at Maine 2:00 p.m. *New Hampshire at Vermont 7:00 p.m. *Binghamton at Albany 7:00 p.m. Schedule Key Thurs. 23 *Albany at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. (1) Connecticut Six Classic (Bridgeport, Conn.) *UMass Lowell at Maine 7:00 p.m. (2) Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament *Hartford at Binghamton 7:00 p.m. (3) 2k Sports Classic Benefitting Wounded Warriors Project Fri. 24 *Vermont at Stony Brook 9:00 p.m. (4) Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-off at Mohegan Sun Sat. 25 *Hartford at UMBC 3:30 p.m. (5) Golden Gate Tournament Sun. 26 *Maine at Stony Brook 2:00 p.m. (6) MSG Holiday Festival *New Hampshire at UMass Lowell 2:00 p.m. (7) Pepper Classic Tournament *Binghamton at Vermont 7:00 p.m. Wed. 29 *Vermont at Hartford 7:00 p.m. *America East Conference game *Maine at New Hampshire 7:00 p.m. *Stony Brook at Albany 7:00 p.m. *UMBC at Binghamton 7:00 p.m.

27 2013-14 THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE Final 2012-13 NE-10 Standings

Northeast-10 Overall Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Saint Anselm 18-4 .818 23-6 .793 Assumption 17-5 .773 21-8 .724 Franklin Pierce 16-6 .727 24-9 .727 New Haven 16-6 .727 20-9 .670 So. Connecticut 14-8 .636 17-10 .630 So. New Hampshire 12-10 .545 19-11 .633 Adelphi 11-11 .500 14-15 .483 UMass Lowell 10-12 .455 15-13 .536 Saint Rose 10-12 .455 15-14 .517 Le Moyne 10-12 .455 13-14 .481 Stonehill 9-13 .409 12-15 .444 Merrimack 9-13 .409 11-15 .423 Bentley 7-15 .318 11-15 .423 American International 6-16 .273 9-17 .346 Pace 6-16 .273 9-17 .346 Saint Michael’s 5-17 .227 8-18 .308

2012-13 All Conference Teams

First Team Yr. Pos. School Eric Jean-Guillaume Sr. G Franklin Pierce Akeem Williams Jr. G UMass Lowell Roy Mabrey So. G Saint Anselm Dominykas Milka Jr. F Saint Rose Trevon Hamlet Sr. F So. Connecticut

Second Team Ellis Cooper Jr. F Franklin Pierce Akeem Williams: 2012-13 NE-10 scoring champion Mike Clifford Sr. F Merrimack Eric Anderson So. F New Haven Justin Exum Jr. G New Haven 2013 NE-10 Tournament Mike McCahey Fr. F Saint Anselm March 1 March 3 Third Team First Round Quarterfinals Kevin Donahue Gr. G Assumption at Higher Seed at Higher Seed Ronson Quick Sr. F Assumption #8 UMass Lowell 82 #6 So. NH 79 Antonio Bivins Jr. F UMass Lowell #9 Le Moyne 65 #3 New Haven (OT) 75 Jeffery Adkins Jr. G New Haven Dino Mallios Jr. G Saint Anselm #10 Saint Rose 67 #4 Franklin Pierce 85 Greg Langston Jr. G So. Connecticut #7 Adelphi 57 #5 So. Conn. 80

All-Rookie Team #1 Saint Anselm 98 Tyler McFarland Fr. F Bentley #8 UMass Lowell 85 Gelvis Solano Fr. G Merrimack Mike McCahey Fr. F Saint Anselm #10 Saint Rose 67 Tyler Sayre Fr. F Saint Rose #2 Assumption 64 Rodney Sanders Fr. G/F So. New Hampshire March 6 March 9 Player of the Year: Eric Jean-Guillaume, Franklin Pierce Semifinals Championship Freshman of the Year: Mike McCahey, Saint Anselm at Higher Seed at Rindge, N.H. Defensive Player of the Year: Eric Anderson, New Haven #6 Southern N.H. 81 #6 Southern N.H. 85 Coach of the Year: Keith Dickson, Saint Anselm #10 Saint Rose 62 #4 Franklin Pierce 74 Regular Season Champion: Saint Anselm Tournament Champion: Southern New Hampshire #4 Franklin Pierce 71 Franklin Pierce, New Haven, Assumption, NCAA Tournament: #1 Saint Anselm 68 Southern New Hampshire, Saint Anselm 28 2013-14 2013-14 OPPONENTS Albany BINGHAMTON BOSTON UNIVERSITY January 15 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. January 11 • 4:30 • Binghamton, N.Y. November 13 • 7:00 • Boston, Mass. February 5 • 7:00 • Albany, N.Y. February 14 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. Location:...... Boston, Mass. 02215 Location:...... Albany, NY 12222 Location:...... Binghamton, NY 13902 Enrollment:...... 16,572 Enrollment...... 12,799 Enrollment...... 14,746 President:...... Robert A. Brown President...... Dr. Robert J. Jones President...... Harvey G. Stenger Athletic Director:...... Mike Lynch Athletic Director:...... Dr. Lee McElroy Athletic Director:...... Patrick Elliott Nickname:...... Terriers Nickname:...... Panthers Nickname:...... Bearcats Colors:...... Scarlet and White Colors:...... Great Danes Colors:...... Dark Green, Black and White Home Court:...... Agannis Areana (7,200) Home Court/Capacity:...... SEFCU Arena (4,538) Home Court/Capacity:...... Events Center (5,142) ...... Case Gym (1,800) Head Coach...... (13th year) Head Coach...... Tommy Dempsey (Second year) Head Coach:...... Joe Jones (Third year) Alma Mater:...... Dowling ‘95 Alma Mater:...... Susquehanna, 1997 Alma Mater:...... SUNY Oswego, 1987 Overall Record:...... 172-191 (12 years) Overall Record:...... 207-117-(12 years) Overall Record:...... 119-137 (9 years) Record at Albany:...... 172-191 (12 years) Record at Binghamton ...... 3-27 (1 year) Record at Boston University:...... 33-29 (Two years) Associate Head Coach:...... Chad O’Donnell Associat Head Coach:...... Ben Luber, Assistant Coach:...... Curtis Wilson, Assistant Coaches:...... Jeremy Friel, Jon Iati Assistant Coaches: ...... Lazurus Sims, ...... Carmen Maciariello, Shaun Morris 2012-13 Record:...... 24-11 ...... Bryan Goodman, Herb Courtney 2012-13 Record:...... 17-13 Conference:...... America East 2012-13 Record:...... 3-27 Conference:...... America East 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 9-7 (Fifth) Conference:...... America East 2012-13 Conference Record: ... 11-5 (Tied for 2nd) Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Brooke Rayder 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 1-15 (8th) Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Scott Ellis E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Men’s Basketball Contact:...... John Hartrick E-Mail:...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (518) 442-5733 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (617) 353-2163 Cell Phone: ...... (518) 944-1070 Office Phone:...... (607) 777-6800 Cell Phone:...... (504) 710-9463 Last Meeting:...... Albany 51, UML 46 (1/16/99) Cell Phone:...... (607) 222-6474 Last Meeting:..Boston Univ. 91, UML 83 (11/26/85) Series With UML:...... UMass Lowell leads 6-3 Last Meetings:...... UML 66, Binghamton 62 Series With UML: ...... Boston University leads 1-0 ...... UML 78, Binghamton 57 Series With UML: ...... UMass Lowell leads 4-1 Brown Cincinnati COLUMBIA November 19 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. January 8 • 1:30 • West Haven, Conn. December 9 • 7:00 • New York, N.Y.

Location:...... Providence, RI 02912 Location:...... Cincinnati, OH 45221 Location:...... New York, NY 10027 Enrollment...... 5,874 Enrollment...... 42,656 Enrollment...... 8,724 President...... Christina Paxson President...... Dr. Santo J. Ono President...... Lee C. Bollinger Athletic Director:...... Jack Hayes Athletic Director:...... Whit Babcock Athletic Director:...... Dr. M. Dianne Murphy Nickname:...... Bears Nickname:...... Bearcats Nickname:...... Lions Colors:...... Seal Brown, Cardinal Red, White Colors:...... Red and Black Colors:...... Columbia Blue & White Home Court:...... Pizzitola Sports Center Home Court/Capacity:....Fifth Third Arena (13,176) Home Court/Capacity:...... Francis Levien Head Coach...... Michael Martin (Second year) Head Coach...... Mick Cronin (Eighth year) ...... Gymnasium (2,700) Alma Mater:...... Brown, 2004 Alma Mater:...... Cincinnati, 1997 Head Coach...... Kyle Smith (Fourth year) Overall Record:...... 13-15 (One year) Overall Record:...... 204-124 (10 years) Alma Mater:...... Hamilton ‘92 Record at Brown:...... 13-15 (One year) Record at Cincinnati: ...... 135-100 (Seven years) Overall Record:...... 42-44 (Three years) Associate Head Coach...... T.J. Sorrentine Associate Head Coach:...... Larry Davis Record at Columbia.: ...... 42-44 (Three years) Assistant Coaches:...... Dwayne Pina, Paul Halas Assistant Coaches:.Darren Savino, Antwon Jackson Associate Head Coach...... Carlin Hartman 2012-13 Record:...... 13-15 2012-13 Record:...... 22-12 Assistant Coaches:...... Todd Golden, Kevin Hovde, Conference:...... Ivy League Conference:...... American Athletic Conference ...... Mike Magpayo 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 7-7 (Fourth) 2012-13 Conference Record:.9-9 (Big East, T-9th) 2012-13 Record:...... 12-16 Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Chris Humm Men’s Basketball Contact...... Andre Foushee Conference:...... Ivy League E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 4-10 (Eighth) Office Phone:...... (401) 863-1095 Office Phone:...... (513) 556-5182 Sports Information Director:...... Mike Kowalsky Cell Phone:...... (401) 413-1403 Press Row Phone...... (513) 556-3800 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Last Meeting:...... First Meeting Last Meeting:...... First meeting Office Phone:...... (212) 854-7064 Series With UML:...... 0-0 Series With UML: ...... 0-0 Last Meetings:...... First meeting Series With UML: ...... 0-0

29 2013-14 OPPONENTS 2013-14 DARTMOUTH DUQUESNE HARTFORD November 16 • 4:00 • Hanover, N.H. December 21 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. Jan. 20 • 1:00 • West Hartford, Conn. Feb. 19 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. Location:...... Hanover, NH 03755 Location:...... Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Enrollment...... 4,200 Enrollment...... 10,045 Location:...... West Hartford, Conn. 06117 President...... Phillip J. Hanlon President...... Dr. Charles J. Dougherty Enrollment...... 4,956 Athletic Director:...... Harry Sheehy Athletic Director:...... Greg Amodio President:...... Walter Harrison Nickname:...... Big Green Nickname:...... Dukes Athletic Director:...... Patricia H. Meiser Colors:...... Dartmouth Green and White Colors:...... Red and Blue Nickname:...... Hawks Home Court/Capacity:...... Leede Arena (2,100) Home Court/Capacity:...... Palumbo Center (4,406) Colors:...... Scarlet and White Head Coach...... Paul Cormier (18th year) ...... Consol Energy Center (19,000) Home Court:...... Chase Family Arena (3,508) Alma Mater:...... New Hampshire, 1974 Head Coach...... ( First Year) Head Coach...... John Gallagher (Fourth year) Overall Record:...... 192-273 (17 years) Alma Mater:...... Keene State ‘90 Alma Mater:...... Saint Joseph’s, 1999 Record at Pace:...... 106-162 (10 years) Overall Record:...... 262-190 (15 Years) Overall Record:...... 37-58 (Three years) Assistant Coaches:...... Jean Bain, Jordan Watson Record at Duquesne:...... 8-22 (Second Year) Record at Hartford: ...... 37-58 (Three years) ...... Chris Cormier Associate Head Coach:...... Brian Nash Assistant Coaches:...... Chris Gerlufson, Matt Blue 2012-13 Record:...... 9-19 Assistant Coaches:...John Rhodes, Rich Glesman, ...... , Tom Devitt, Clayton Brothers Conference:...... Ivy League ...... Danny Lason, Josh Pelletier 2013-14 Record:...... 17-14 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 5-9 (T-Sixth) 2012-13 Record:...... 8-22 Conference:...... America East Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Rick Bender Conference:...... Atlantic 10 2013-14 Conference Record:...... 10-6 (Fourth) E-Mail:...... [email protected] 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 1-15 (16th) Men’s Basketball Contact...... Sarah Boissonneault Office Phone:...... (603) 646-1030 Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Dave Saba E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Last Meeting:...... First meeting E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (860) 768-5110 Series With UML:...... 0-0 Office Phone:...... (412) 396-5861 Cell Phone:...... (860) 212-6730 Cell Phone...... (412) 225-5317 Last Meetings:...... UML 87, Hartford 72 (2/4/80) Last Meeting: ...... First meeting Series With UML: ...... Hartford leads 4-1 Series With UML:...... 0-0 MAINE UMBC MICHIGAN January 23 • 7:00 • Orono, Maine January 5 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. November 8 • 7:00 • Ann Arbor, Mich. February 27 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. February 8 • 2:00 • Baltimore, Md. Location: ...... Ann Arbor, Mich. 48109 Location:...... Orono, Maine 04469 Location:...... Baltimore, Md. 21250 Enrollment...... 40,365 Enrollment...... 11,168 Enrollment...... 14,164 President...... Mary Sue Coleman President:...... Paul Ferguson President:...... Dr. Freeman Hrabowski Athletic Director:...... Dave Brandon Athletic Director:...... Steve Abbott Athletic Director:...... Tim Hall Nickname:...... Wolverines Nickname:...... Black Bears Nickname:...... Retrievers Colors:...... Maize and Blue Colors:...... Blue and White Colors:...... Blue & Gold Home Court/Capacity:...... Crisler Center (12,707) Home Court:...... Alfond Arena (5,125) Home Court:...... Retriever Activities Center (3,824) Head Coach...... John Beilein (Seventh year) Head Coach...... Ted Woodward (10th year) Head Coach...... Aki Thomas (Second year) Alma Mater:...... Wheeling Jesuit, 1975 Alma Mater...... Bucknell ‘86 Alma Mater:...... Howard, 2002 Overall Record:...... 673-403 (30 years) Overall Record...... 111-155 (Nine Years) Overall Record:...... 8-23 (One year) Record at Michigan:...... 122-85 (Seven years) Record at Maine...... 111-155 (Nine Years) Record at UMBC: ...... 8-23 (One year) Assistant Coaches:....Jeff Meyer, Bacari Alexander Assoc. Head Coach...... Doug Leichner Assistant Coaches:...... John Zito, Jay Greene, ...... LaVall Jordan Assistant Coaches:...... Nate Philippe, Jon Sheets ...... Brian Johnson, Kevin Noon 2012-13 Record:...... 31-8 2012-13 Record:...... 11-19 2012-13 Record:...... 8-23 Conference:...... :...... America East Conference:...... America East 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 12-6 (T-Fourth) 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 6-10 (Sixth) 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 5-11 (T-Seventh) Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Tom Wywrot Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Chris Hill Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Steve Levy E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone:...... (734) 647-1268 Office Phone:...... (207) 581-4158 Office Phone:...... (410) 455-2197 Cell Phone:...... (734) 320-1148 Cell phone...... (813) 298-9698 Cell Phone:...... (410) 382-2598 Last Meeting:...... First meeting Last Meeting:.....UML 75, Maine 73, OT (12/10/87) Last Meeting:...... First meeting Series with UML: ...... 0-0 Series With UML: ...... Series tied 1-1 Series With UML: ...... 0-0

30 2013-14 2013-14 OPPONENTS mt. ida college NEW HAMPSHIRE new jersey inst.

December 1 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. January 26 • 2:00 • Lowell, Mass. of TECHNOLOGY February 22 • 3:30 • Durham, N.H. Location:...... Newton, Mass. 02459 December 7 • 2:00 • Newark, N.J. Location: ...... Durham, N.H. 03824 Enrollment...... 1,430 February 3 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. President...... Barry Brown Enrollment...... 14,596 Athletic Director:...... Matthew Burke President...... Dr. Mark Huddleston Location:...... Newark, NJ 07102 Nickname:...... Mustangs Athletic Director:...... Marty Scarano Enrollment...... 7,125 Colors:...... Forest Green and White Nickname:...... Wildcats President...... Dr. Joel Bloom Home Court:...... Athletic Center (500) Colors:...... Blue and White Athletic Director:...... Lenny Kaplan Head Coach...... Benjamin Davis (First year) Home Court/Capacity:...... (3,000) Nickname:...... Highlanders Alma Mater:...... Wheaton, ‘06 Head Coach...... (Ninth year) Colors:...... Red & White Overall Record:...... 0-0 (First season) Alma Mater:...... Merrimack ‘81 Home Court/Capacity:...Estelle and Zoom Fleisher . Record at Mount Ida:...... 0-0 (First season) Overall Record:...... 329-313 (22 years) ...... Athletic Center (1,500) Assistant Coaches:...... Brian Cerone, Record at UNH:...... 92-144 (Eight years) Head Coach...... Jim Engles (Sixth year) ...... Jaykyri Simpson, Kevin Seetal Assoc. Head Coach...... Ken Dempsey Alma Mater:...... Dickinson, 1990 2012-13 Record:...... 7-18 Assistant Coach:...... Chris Mohr, Marc Kuntz Overall Record:...... 57-96 (Five years) Conference:...... Great Northeast Athletic Conf. 2012-13 Record:...... 9-20 Record at NJIT:...... 57-96 (Five years) 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 3-15 (T-10th) Conference:...... America East Assistant Coaches:...... Brian Kennedy, Jesse Agel Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Craig Kaufman 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 5-11 (T-Seventh) ...... Michael Brown, T.J. Tibbs E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Men’s Basketball Contact...... Alex Comeau 2012-13 Record:...... 16-13 Office Phone:...... (617) 928-7202 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Conference:...... Great West Conference Cell Phone:...... (978) 979-2560 Office Phone:...... (603) 862-3835 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 6-2 (First) Last Meeting:...... First Meeting Cell Phone...... (603) 812-6876 Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Tim Camp Series With UML:...... 0-0 Last Meeting:...... E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Series with UML: ...... UNH leads 1-0 Office Phone:...... (973) 946-8461 Last Meeting:...... NJIT 57, UML 54 (11/15/98) Series With UML:...... NJIT leads 1-0

RHODE ISLAND SAINT BONAVENTURE STONY BROOK

November 23 • 2:00 • Kingston, R.I. Dec. 3 • 7:00 • St. Bonaventure, N.Y. January 18 • 7:00 • Stony Brook, N.Y. February 15 • 4:00 • Lowell, Mass. Location: ...... Kingston, R.I. 02881 Location:...... St. Bonaventure, NY 14778 Enrollment...... 19,095 Enrollment...... 1,900 Location: ...... Stony Brook, N.Y. 11794 President...... David Dooley President.....Sister Margaret Carney, O.S.F, S.T.D. Enrollment: ...... 24,149 Athletic Director:...... Thorr Bjorn Athletic Director:...... Steve Watson President: ...... Dr. Samuel Stanley, Jr. Nickname:...... Rams Nickname:...... Bonnies Athletic Director: ...... Jim Fiore Colors:...... Blue and White Colors:...... Brown and White Nickname: ...... Seawolves Home Court/Capacity:...... Keaney Gym (3,385) Home Court/Capacity:...... Reilly Center (5,480) Colors: ...... Red, Blue and Gray Head Coach...... Dan Hurley (Second year) Head Coach...... Mark Schmidt (Seventh year) Home Court/Capacity: ...... Pritchard Gym (1,630) Alma Mater:...... Seton Hall ‘96 Alma Mater:...... Boston College, 1985 Head Coach: ...... Steve Pikiell (Ninth year) Overall Record:...... (Three years) Overall Record...... 170-185 (12 years) Alma Mater: ...... Connecticut ‘90 Record at URI:...... 8-21 (One year) Record at St. Bonaventure: ...... 88-95 (Six years) Overall Record: ...... 125-144 (Nine years) Assistant Coach:...... Luke Murray, Preston Murphy, Assistant Coaches: ...... Dave Moore, Steve Curran, Record at Stony Brook: ...... 120-126 (Eight years) ...... Jim Carr, Kevin Tirone ...... Jeff Massey Assoc. Head Coach...... Jay Young 2012-13 Record:...... 8-21 2012-13 Record:...... 14-15 Assistant Coaches: ...... Lamar Chapman, Conference:...... Atlantic-10 Conference:...... Atlantic 10 ...... Dan Rickard, Ricky Lucas 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 3-13 (15th) 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 7-9 (T-11th) 2012-13 Record: ...... 25-8 Men’s Basketball Contact...... Mike Laprey Men’s Basketball Contact:...... Steve Mest Conference: ...... America East E-Mail:...... [email protected] E-Mail:...... [email protected] 2012-13 Conference Record: ...... 14-2 (First) Office Phone:...... (401) 874-2401 Office Phone:...... (716) 375-2575 Sports Information Director: ...... Tom Chen Last Meeting:...... First meeting Cell Phone...... (716) 378-2795 E-Mail:...... [email protected] Series with UML: ...... 0-0 Last Meeting:...... First meeting Office Phone: ...... (631) 632-7289 Series With UML: ...... 0-0 Cell Phone:...... (914) 843-7185 Last Meeting:.... UML 79, Stony Brook 72 (2/19/99) Series With UML: ...... Series tied 4-4

31 2013-14 OPPONENTS 2013-14 VERMONT Records vs. Opponents Opponent W L Opponent W L December 18 • 7:00 • Lowell, Mass. Adelphi 7 6 Mass Dartmouth 7 1 February 12 • 7:00 • Burlington, Vt. Alabama A&M 1 0 M.I.T. 3 2 Alaska Anchorage 1 0 Mass Maritime 2 0 Location:...... Burlington, Vt. 05405 Albany 6 3 Mercy 3 0 Enrollment...... 10,461 American International 17 19 Merrimack 26 31 President...... Tom Sullivan Army 0 1 Michigan 0 0 Athletic Director:...... Dr. Robert Corran Assumption 20 6 Middlebury 3 1 Nickname:...... Catamounts Babson 1 2 Millersville 1 0 Colors:...... Green & Gold Barry University 3 0 Molloy 2 0 Home Court/Capacity: ...... (3,266) Bates 2 0 Mount Ida College 0 0 Head Coach...... (Third year) Bentley 17 33 Mount St. Mary’s 1 0 Alma Mater:...... Catholic, 1990 Binghamton 4 1 New England College 2 1 Overall Record:...... 51-48 (Five years) Bloomfield 3 1 New Hampshire, Univ. 0 1 Record at Vermont:...... 45-24 (Two years) Boston College 0 1 New Haven 31 22 Assistant Coaches:..Chris Markwood, Matt O’Brien Boston University 0 1 NJIT 0 1 ...... Kyle Cieplicki, Ryan Schneider Bowdoin 0 1 New York Institute of Tech. 4 1 Bowie State 0 1 Nichols 2 0 2012-13 Record:...... 21-12 Brandeis 7 4 Norfolk State 1 0 Conference:...... America East Bridgeport 22 27 Northern Kentucky 0 1 2012-13 Conference Record:...... 11-5 (T-Second) Bridgewater State 4 3 Norwich 4 0 Sports Information Director:...... Lisa Champagne Brown 0 0 Nova 2 0 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Bryant 18 19 Pace 11 7 Office Phone:...... (802) 656-1818 Caldwell 1 0 Philadelphia University 4 1 Last Meeting:...... First meeting Carthage 0 1 Plymouth State 1 2 Series With UML: ...... 0-0 Central Connecticut 2 7 Post 4 0 Cheyney University 1 1 Queens 3 0 Cincinnati 0 0 Quincy 1 0 Clark 1 5 Quinnipiac 12 11 1,000 Point Club Clayton State 0 1 Randolph-Macon 0 1 Player Points Years Coast Guard 3 2 Rhode Island College 1 0 1. Elad Inbar 2,099 2000-04 Colby 1 3 Rhode Island, University 0 0 2. John Paganetti 2,091 1980-84 Columbia 0 0 Rollins 0 1 3. Stacey Moragne 2,041 2002-06 Concordia (NY) 4 0 Sacred Heart 16 23 4. Bill Quirk (LSC) 2,032 1966-70 5. Leo Parent, Jr. 1,868 1986-89 C.W. Post 3 1 St. Anselm 19 27 6. Mike Finocchio (LTI) 1,675 1968-72 Culver Stockton 1 0 St. Bonaventure 0 0 7. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 1,672 1960-64 Dartmouth 0 0 St. Michael’s 20 20 8. Gavin Cummings 1,625 1984-88 District of Columbia 1 0 St. Rose 14 7 9. Akeem Williams 1,615 2010-Pres. Dominican 2 0 St. Thomas 1 1 10. Uri Grunwald 1,561 2000-04 Dowling 3 0 St. Thomas Aquinas 1 0 11. Brian Parath 1,537 1986-90 12. Carl Brune (LTI) 1,513 1956-60 Duquesne 0 0 Salem State 7 4 13. Bobby Licare 1,503 1984-88 East Stroudsburg 2 1 Seton Hall 0 3 14. Ras Godbolt 1,436 1982-86 Eastern Nazarene 5 0 Shaw 2 0 15. A.J. Hoff 1,422 1989-93 Felician College 5 0 Smith 2 2 16. Chris Prince 1,342 1975-79 Fitchburg State 2 1 Southampton 3 1 17. Bill Burns (LSC) 1,339 1965-69 Florida Atlantic 1 0 Southern Connneticut 37 29 18. Steve Oliver 1,312 1975-79 Florida Inst. of Tech. 1 0 Southern N.H. 30 44 19. Mark Davis 1,234 1993-97 20. Jim Borodawka 1,206 1993-97 Florida Southern 1 0 Springfield 3 9 21. Leo Parent, Sr. (LSC) 1,203 1955-59 Franklin Pierce 26 29 Stonehill 23 19 22. James Whyte 1,192 2001-05 Gordon 2 0 Stony Brook 4 4 23. Al “Skip” Roper (LTI) 1,174 1964-68 Grand Valley State 0 1 Suffolk 7 2 24. Tom Gallagher (LSC) 1,152 1960-64 Hartford 1 4 Toronto 1 0 25. Hank Brown (LTI) 1,147 1964-67 Holy Family 1 1 Tufts 0 1 26. Andy Corey 1,145 1981-85 27. Jim McGuirk (LSC) 1,128 1965-69 Humboldt State 0 1 U.S.M.M.A. 1 0 28. Pat King 1,107 1984-88 Indianapolis 0 1 Vermont 0 0 29. Ray Carroll 1,102 1979-83 Jersey City State 0 1 Wilmington (DE) 0 1 30. Brandon Arnette 1,096 2002-06 Keene State 22 3 West Liberty 0 1 31. Bill Dastou (LSC) 1,079 1969-73 Le Moyne 18 10 Worcester Polytech 4 5 32. Kevin Carr 1,068 2006-10 Maine 1 1 Worcester State 1 1 33. Darren Foster 1,047 1977-81 34. Paul Bassett (LSC) 1,045 1968-72 Maryland Baltimore County 0 0 35. Kyle Caiola 1,043 2008-10 Mass Amherst 1 2 36. Spencer Staggs 1,026 1992-95 Mass Boston 2 2

32 THE RECORD BOOKS 2013-14 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) 149 LTI vs. New England Coll. (12/16/65) • Season: 2,791 1987-88 (34 Games) • Overtime Period: 21 vs. Mount St. Mary’s (1/8/88) Highest Scoring Average: 104.2 1965-66 (Lowell Technological Inst.) 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) Stan Van Gundy, • Game: 34 at Bridgeport (2/26/85) • Season: 1,850 1975-76 (24 Games) Head Coach 1988-92 Fewest Points Scored/Game: 69.6 1984-85 Former UML Head Coach Stan Van Gundy (1988-92) was an Fewest Points Allowed: assistant to for eight years before serving as head coach • Half: 11 vs. Suffolk (1/24/81; 2nd Half) of the NBA’s Miami Heat from 2003-05. He then moved on as the • Game: 39 vs. Coast Guard (2/1/80) head coach of the in January of 2007, where he • Season: 1,880 2000-01 (31 Games) remains. Lowest Avg. Points Allowed: 60.7 2000-01 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) 62 LTI vs. Curry (2/23/66) • 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: Back to Back Champions • Game: 38 vs. Pace (1/26/10) The 2002-03 (above) and 2003-04 teams both swept the North- • Season: 745 2009-10 east-10 Conference regular season and tournament champi- Most 3-Point Field Goal Made: onships as well as the NCAA Tournament Northeast Region • Game: 18 at Merrimack (2/8/03) Championships to advance to the Elite Eight. • Season: 249 2009-10 Best 3-Pt Field Goal Pct.: • 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) 33 2013-14 THE RECORD BOOKS Individual Records Most Games Played: • Season: 34 Eight Players • Career: 127 Elad Inbar (2000-04) Uri Grunwald (2000-04) Most Points Scored: • Game: 48 Hank Brown (LTI) vs. Lowell S. (2/3/66) • Season: 747 Leo Parent, 1988-89 • Freshman: 546 Akeem Williams, 2010-11 • Career: 2,099 Elad Inbar, 2000-04 Highest Scoring Average: • Season: 28.9 Leo Parent (LSC), 1955-56 • Career: 23.4 Bill Quirk (LSC), 1966-70 23.6 Carl Brune (LTI), 1955-59 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) Bill Quirk (LSC), vs. Lyndon St. (2/9/68) Jim McGuirk (LSC) vs. Keene St. (2/6/69) • 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: 23 Leo Parent (LSC), vs. Boston St. (1/9/58) • Game: 9 Hank Brown (LTI) vs. Lowell • Season: 213 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 State College (2/3/66) • Career: 439 John Paganetti, 1980-84 9 Stan Whetstone, Best Free Throw Pct: vs. Toronto (11/8/77) • Game (min. 16 att.): 1.000 Leo Parent, vs. N.H. College • Season: 89 Leo Parent, 1986-87 (2/25/89; 16/16) • Career: 246 Leo Parent, 1986-89 • Season (min. 100 att.): .899 Kyle Caiola (178/198), 2009-10 Most Steals: • Career (min. 200 att.): .862 Jim Borodawka, (269-312) 1993-97 • Game: 9 Bobby Licare, Consecutive FTs Made: 46 Kyle Caiola (12/5/09 v. Saint Anselm vs. New Haven (3/5/88) thru vs. Assumption 1/6/10) Howard Holley, Most Rebounds: vs. R.I. (12/29/88) • Game: 35 Hank Brown (LTI), vs. Lowell St. (2/3/66) • Season: 120 Bobby Licare, 1987-88 • Season: 496 Hank Brown (LTI), 1965-66 • Career: 321 Bobby Licare, 1984-88 377 Leo Parent, 1987-88 Most Personal Fouls: • Freshman: 221 Guy Carroll, 1981-82 • Season: 118 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 • Career: 1,148 Hank Brown (LTI), 1963-67 • Career: 362 Gavin Cummings, 1984-88 1,011 Leo Parent, 1986-89 Most Disqualifications: Best Rebounding Avg.: • Season: 10 Brian Coke, 1980-81 • Season: 26.1 Hank Brown (LTI), 1965-66 • Career: 21 Gavin Cummings, 1987-88 12.3 Stan Whetstone, 1978-79 • Career: 23.0 Hank Brown (LTI), 1963-67 11.0 Leo Parent, (1011/92) 1986-89 34 THE RECORD BOOKS 2013-14 Single Game Rebounds cont. Single Game Leaders 10. Brian Coke 17 vs Saint Anselm 01/22/81 Single Game Points Guy Carroll 17 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/02/81 1. Hank Brown (LSC) 48 vs. Lowell State 2/3/66 Art Robinson 17 vs Suffolk 01/23/82 2. John Paganetti 46 vs. N.H. College 11/29/81 Andy Corey 17 vs New Haven 02/09/85 Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 46 vs. Jersey City St. 1961-62 Leo Parent 17 vs Merrimack 11/29/86 4. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 45 vs. Nasson 1961-62 Leo Parent 17 vs Stonehill 01/19/87 5. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 44 vs. Babson 1960-61 Leo Parent 17 vs American Int’l 11/28/87 Carl Brune (LTI) 44 vs. Stonehill 1958-59 Jeichael Henderson 17 vs Bentley 12/01/93 Carl Brune (LTI) 44 vs. Babson 1958-59 Bill Quirk (LSC) 44 vs. Lyndon State 1969-70 Stacey Moragne 17 vs Merrimack 3/1/04 7. Jim McGuirk (LSC) 43 vs. Keene State 1968-69 Hank Brown (LTI) 43 vs. Bentley 1964-65 Single Game Assists Hank Brown (LTI) 43 vs. Babson 2/1/66 1. Ray Carroll 16 vs N.H. College 11/29/81 2. Hank Brown (LTI) 15 vs Curry 2/23/66 Single Game Rebounds Darren Foster 15 vs Brandeis 2/08/79 1. Hank Brown 35 vs. Lowell State 2/3/66 3. John Paganetti 14 vs Brandeis 2/05/81 2. Stan Whetstone 23 vs WPI 02/18/78 4. Darren Foster 13 vs Colby 1/24/79 Brian Coke 23 vs Brandeis 02/05/81 Bobby Licare 13 vs American Int’l 12/06/86 4. Steve Oliver 20 vs Gordon 12/13/75 6. John Lespasio 12 vs Mass. Maritime 1/22/77 Mark Grabowski 20 vs Plymouth State 02/19/76 Darren Foster 12 vs American Int’l 11/28/78 Stan Whetstone 20 vs Brandeis 02/08/79 Darren Foster 12 vs Norwich 2/24/79 Leo Parent 20 vs Keene State 02/20/87 John Paganetti 12 vs Sacred Heart 2/23/81 8. Stan Whetstone 19 vs Salem State 02/13/79 Bobby Licare 12 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/29/84 9. Stan Whetstone 18 vs UMass Dartmouth 12/04/78 Bobby Licare 12 vs Quinnipiac 1/26/85 10. Stan Whetstone 17 vs N. H. College 01/19/79 Bobby Licare 12 vs Bentley 12/02/86 Zach Zegarowski 12 vs Concordia 11/19/94 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 1997-98 Ozan Korkut 286 10.6 1996-97 Jim Borodawka 76 2.5 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 2010-11 Akeem Williams 546 18.2 2010-11 Romeo Diaz 190 6.3 2010-11 Robbie Walton 119 4.0 2011-12 Akeem Williams 531 17.7 2011-12 Robbie Walton 145 4.8 2011-12 Akeem Williams 96 3.2 2012-13 Akeem Williams 538 19.9 2012-13 Antonio Bivins 207 7.4 2012-13 Akeem Williams 88 3.3 35 2013-14 THE RECORD BOOKS Career Records

Career Games Played Career Free Throws Made 9. Kevin Carr 153 2006-10 1. Elad Inbar 127 2000-04 1. Leo Parent (LSC) 463 1955-59 10. Ras Godbolt 152 1982-86 Uri Grunwald 127 2000-04 2. Elad Inbar 455 2000-04 3. Stacey Moragne 126 2002-06 3. Bill Burns (LSC) 451 1965-69 Career Personal Fouls Brandon Arnette 126 2002-06 4. John Paganetti 439 1980-84 1. Gavin Cummings 362 1984-88 5. Shahar Nachmias 121 1999-03 5. Ras Godbolt 408 1982-86 2. Casey Cowburn 347 1997-01 6. Bobby Licare 120 1984-88 6. Bill Quirk (LSC) 394 1966-70 3. Bill Dastou (LSC) 335 1969-73 7. Gavin Cummings 119 1984-88 7. Gavin Cummings 393 1984-88 Andy Corey 335 1981-85 8. Pat King 118 1984-88 8. Stacey Moragne 358 2002-06 5. Brian Parath 319 1986-90 9. Brian Parath 117 1986-90 9. Leo Parent 357 1986-89 6. John Paganetti 307 1980-84 10. Casey Cowburn 116 1997-01 10. Bobby Licare 348 1984-88 7. Steve Oliver 304 1975-79 Craig Heatherly 116 2006-10 8. Elad Inbar 302 2000-04 Career Free Throw Percentage 9. Ricky Spencer 298 1992-96 Career Field Goals Attempted 1. Jim Borodawka .882 1993-97 10. A. J. Hoff 296 1989-93 1. John Paganetti 1,720 1980-84 2. Elad Inbar .854 2000-04 2. Elad Inbar 1,471 2000-04 3. Brandon Arnette .823 2002-06 Career Disqualifications 3. Stacey Moragne 1,386 2002-06 4. Ray Carroll .801 1979-83 1. Gavin Cummings 21 1984-88 4. Akeem Williams 1,321 2010-Pres 5. Bobby Licare .793 1984-88 2. Carl Benn 20 2002-06 5. Leo Parent 1,320 1986-89 6. Leo Parent .792 1986-89 3. Darren Foster 19 1977-81 6. Brian Parath 1,257 1986-90 Andy Corey 19 1981-85 7. Uri Grunwald 1,188 2000-04 Career 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 5. Casey Cowburn 18 1997-01 8. Chris Prince 1,186 1975-79 1. Kevin Carr 703 2006-10 6. Steve Oliver 17 1975-79 9. Ras Godbolt 1,171 1982-86 2. Ricky Spencer 628 1992-96 7. Ricky Spencer 14 1992-96 10. Gavin Cummings 1,144 1984-88 3. Eyal Leib 452 1998-02 8. John Paganetti 13 1980-84 10. Steve Oliver 1,099 1975-79 4. Matt Welch 465 2009-12 9. Brian Coke 12 1977-81 5. James Whyte 426 2001-05 Stan Whetstone 12 1977-79 Career Field Goals Made 6. Brian Parath 389 1986-90 Spencer Staggs 12 1992-95 1. John Paganetti 825 1980-84 7. Steve Lane 388 1990-92 Antonio Bivins 12 2010-Pres. 2. Bill Quirk (LSC) 819 1966-70 8. Bobby Licare 387 1984-88 3. Elad Inbar 768 2000-04 4. Stacey Moragne 773 2002-06 Career 3-Point Field Goals Made 5. Leo Parent 722 1986-89 1. Kevin Carr 703 2006-10 Single Season 6. Gavin Cummings 616 1984-88 2. Ricky Spencer 226 1992-96 7. Chris Prince 571 1975-79 3. Eyal Leib 188 1998-02 Leaders 8. Brian Parath 570 1986-90 4. Bobby Licare 185 1984-88 9. Akeem Williams 567 2010-Pres. 5. James Whyte 183 2001-05 10. Uri Grunwald 552 2000-04 6. Matt Welch 162 2009-12 Single Season Point Totals 7. Steve Lane 153 1990-92 1. Leo Parent 747 1988-89 Career Field Goal Percentage Spencer Staggs 153 1992-95 2. Elad Inbar 669 2003-04 1. Mark Davis .568 1993-97 3. Bill Quirk (LSC) 660 1969-70 2. Stacey Moragne .558 2002-06 Career 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 4. Stacey Moragne 650 2005-06 3. Leo Parent .547 1986-89 1. Bobby Licare .478 1984-88 4. Willie Collins .540 1990-93 2. Leo Parent .453 1986-89 5. Kyle Caiola 647 2009-10 5. Jeichael Henderson .539 1993-97 3. James Whyte .430 2001-05 6. Leo Parent 639 1987-88 4. Stacey Moragne .428 2002-06 7. Stacey Moragne 636 2004-05 Career Rebound Leaders 5. Eyal Leib .416 1998-02 8. Gavin Cummings 586 1987-88 1. Leo Parent 1,011 1986-89 6. Jim Borodawka .413 1993-97 2. Elad Inbar 854 2000-04 7. Spencer Staggs .403 1992-95 9. Stacey Moragne 582 2003-04 3. Stacey Moragne 839 2002-06 10. Mike Finocchio (LTI) 575 1970-71 4. Andy Corey 828 1981-85 Career Assist Leaders 5. A. J. Hoff 693 1989-93 1. Bobby Licare 710 1984-88 Single Season Rebound Leaders 6. Mark Davis 670 1993-97 2. John Paganetti 541 1980-84 1. Leo Parent 377 1987-88 7. Gavin Cummings 600 1984-88 3. Darren Foster 513 1977-81 8. Ali Kanaan 585 2006-10 4. Eyal Leib 450 1998-02 2. Leo Parent 327 1986-87 9. Brian Coke 566 1977-81 5. Ray Carroll 440 1979-83 3. Stan Whetstone 321 1978-79 10. Steve Oliver 561 1975-79 6. Ras Godbolt 395 1982-86 4. Leo Parent 307 1988-89 7. Uri Grunwald 394 2000-04 5. Brian Coke 284 1980-81 Career Scoring Leaders 8. Carl Benn 336 2002-06 6. Stacey Moragne 264 2004-05 1. Elad Inbar 2,099 2000-04 9. Chris Prince 320 1975-79 2. John Paganetti 2,091 1980-84 10. Pat King 303 1984-88 7. Jeichael Henderson 244 1993-94 3. Stacey Moragne 2,041 2002-06 8. Andy Corey 241 1984-85 4. Bill Quirk (LSC) 2,032 1966-70 Career Blocked Shot Leaders 9. Elad Inbar 238 2003-04 5. Leo Parent 1,868 1986-89 1. Leo Parent 246 1986-89 10. David Barry 237 1989-90 6. Mike Finocchio (LTI) 1,675 1968-72 2. Ali Kanaan 151 2006-10 7. Leon Uzdavinis (LTI) 1,672 1960-64 3. Casey Cowburn 141 1997-01 8. Gavin Cummings 1,625 1984-88 4. Mark Davis 128 1993-97 Single Season Assist Leaders 9. Akeem Williams 1,615 2010-Pres. 5. Stan Whetstone 126 1977-79 1. Bobby Licare 211 1987-88 10. Uri Grunwald 1,561 2000-04 6. Elad Inbar 124 2000-04 2. Bobby Licare 209 1986-87 7. Shalawn Miller 117 1995-97 3. Darren Foster 179 1978-79 Career Free Throws Attempted 8. Andy Corey 102 1981-85 1. John Paganetti 603 1980-84 9. Adon El 96 2004-06 4. Darren Foster 168 1977-78 2. Gavin Cummings 565 1984-88 10. Brian Coke 81 1977-78 5. John Paganetti 157 1980-81 3. Elad Inbar 533 2000-04 6. Bobby Licare 149 1985-86 4. Ras Godbolt 498 1982-86 Career Steal Leaders 7. Eyal Leib 148 1999-00 A.J. Hoff 498 1989-93 1. Bobby Licare 321 1984-88 8. John Paganetti 141 1981-82 6. Leo Parent 451 1986-89 2. Eyal Leib 273 1998-02 7. Bobby Licare 439 1984-88 3. John Paganetti 200 1980-84 Bobby Licare 141 1984-85 8. Mark Davis 438 1993-97 Spencer Staggs 200 1992-95 10. Howard Holley 137 1989-90 9. Uri Grunwald 424 2000-01 Uri Grunwald 200 2000-04 10. Akeem Williams 402 2010-Pres. 6. Robbie Walton 188 2008-12 7. Carl Benn 177 2002-06 8. Darren Foster 187 1977-81 36 THE RECORD BOOKS 2013-14 1988 National Champions UML Men’s Basketball in the Athletic Hall of Fame

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 Thomas W. Gallagher 1963 1977 Francis Georges 1962 1979 Joseph E. Hardman 1931 1982 Gary Hunt 1969 1982 Elad Inbar 2004 2009 Julius K. Jarek 1931 1981 Michael G. Kokoska 1933 1980 Steve Lane 1993 1998 Robert C. Licare, Jr. 1988 1993 The ULowell Chiefs captured the 1988 NCAA Division II champi- Walter Lisien, Sr. 1943 1984 onship. The team was inducted into the UMass Lowell Athletic Carlton Lombard 1923 1983 Hall of Fame on November 6, 2004. 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.

37 2013-14 THE RECORD BOOKS Graham, Justin 2008-09 O All-Time Letterwinners Grillakis, Alex 1993-94 Oakleaf, Brent 1993-95 Grimes, Jaakan 1999-00 Oliver, Steve 1975-79 A Grunwald, Uri 2000-04 Oneyechi, Kingsley 2009-10 Agbavwe, Otarhe 2002-04 Ortiz, Peter 1977-79 Alpert, Mark 1981-85 H Andrews, Neil 1992-93 Hadad, Joe 1979-81 P-Q Arnette, Brandon 2002-06 Harper, Dashon 2006-08 Paganetti, John 1980-84 Ash, Joe 1979-80 Healy, Ken 1975-76 Palaima, Mark 1980-81 Heatherly, Craig 2006-10 Parath, Brian 1986-90 B Henderson, Jeichael 1993-95 Parent, Leo 1986-89 Barry, David 1988-90 Herenda, Billy 1984-88 Peavey, Spencer 1993-95 Baskys, Julius 1978-79 Hill, Fred 1978-79 Peeler, Tom 1976-77 Bell, Randy 1979-80 Hoegen, Bill 1975-76 Perkins, Rich 1990-94 Benn, Carl 2002-06 Hoff, A. J. 1989-93 Platt, Wesley 2002-05, 2006-07 Bettano, Brian 1997-01 Holley, Chad 2012-present Porter, Dan 2010-12 Bivins, Antonio 2010-Present Holley, Howard 1987-90 Prince, Chris 1975-79 Blair, Michael (Mgr.) 1985-88 Herman, Honore 2010-12 Borodawka, Jim 1993-97 Hunt, Steve 1980-81 R Bourque, Dan 1975-76 Huntington, David 1997-98 Randle, Terrel 2008-2010 Boyle, Todd 1991-93 Reed, Mike 1989-92 Breckenridge, Rob 2005-08 I Roberson, Mike 1979-80 Brunson, Ty 2001-03 Inbar, Elad 2000-04 Robertson, Art 1981-82 Busby, Dave (Mgr.) 1979-80 Ivanauskas, Tomas 1999-01 Roderick, Greg 1990-92 Buscone, Steve (Mgr.) 1975-76 Romanowski, B.J. 1998-02 J Romsek, Sean 2008-09 C Jackson, Tony 1986-88 Ryan, Michael 2004-05 Caiola, Kyle 2008-10 Jankowsky, Ken 1995-97 Carr, Kevin 2006-10 Jobin, Pascal 1987-89; 1990-91 S Carroll, Guy 1981-82 Johnson, Marcus 2008-10 Saidybah, Jerreh 2004-08 Carroll, Ray 1979-83 Jones, Dana 2002-04 Shaufenbil, Brian 1998-00 Castillo, John 1981-84 Jordan, John 1989-91 Shelton, Brandon 2005-07 Cavalieri, John 1980-83 Schlehuber, Steven 1985-86 Chatman, Joe 2004-05 K Scocca, Mike 1984-88 Chukwuocha, Kennedy 2012-Present Kanaan, Ali 2006-10 Scott, Russell 1995-99 Coke, Brian 1977-81 Kendrigan, Paul 1983-86 Scully, Liam 1988-92 Collins, Willie 1990-93 Kerman, Max 2007-10 Searcy, Sam 2011-present Colon, Victor 2006-09 Kiernan, Rick (Mgr.) 1978-80 Shabsels, David 1998-00 Colwell, Josh 2003-04 Kimbrough, Chad 1993-95 Shepard, John 1980-81 Considine, Paul 1985-89 King, Pat 1984-88 Siman Tov, Matan 2001-04 Conway, Sean 1989-93 Kohn, Daniel 1997-99 Singh, Dipanjot 2011-12 Corbacio, John 2008-2012 Korkut, Orzan 1996-98 Smith, James 1989-90 Corey, Andrew 1981-85 Kwiecinski, Walt 1975-77 Spencer, Ricky 1992-94; 1995-96 Cornelius, Mark 2012-Present Staggs, Spencer 1992-95 Cowburn, Casey 1997-01 L Steere, Pete 2009-12 Coyne, Gary 1979-81 Labropolous, Theodore 1997-98 Stoczynski, Tyler 2004-05 Crowley, Chris 1991-92 Lane, Steve 1990-92 Strand, Erik 1998-02 Cummings, Gavin 1984-88 Leib, Eyal 1998-02 Szen, Mark (Mgr.) 1975-78 Curley, John 1979-81 Leonard, Brad 1994-96 Curry, Malik 1997-99 Lespasio, John 1975-77 T Licare, Bobby 1984-88 Tavarez-Taylor, Scotty 2009-2012 D Livingston, Tyler 2013-present Taylor, Carlos 2012-present Dagle, Michael 1985-86; 1989-90 Looney, Bill 1988-89 Thomas, Frank 1976-77 Davis, Mark 1993-97 Louder, Ramsey 2001-04 Thomas, Jahad 2013-present DeSantis. Greg 2012-13 Lynch, Jamael 2007-08 Thompson, Chris 2010-11 Diaz, Romeo 2009-present Tienhaara, Rick 1978-80 Drejaj, Frank 1999-01 M Titone, Vinnie 1981-85 Mader, Jeff 1976-77 E Makiej, Wally 1975-77 U-V Egbuchunam, Kingsley 1999-02 Marchand, Anton 1991-93 Vogt, Marty 1977-78 El, Adon 2004-06 Massey, Parris 2011-present Volonio, Peter (Mgr.) 1978-79 Emery, Tom (Mgr.) 1975-76 Mayne, Necus 2002-06 Vongsa, Konchay 1996-98 Emetarom, Nomso 2010-Present Mayers, Kyle 2008-10 Endicott, Bob 1976-78 McCafferty, Matt 1977-79 W Endyke, Wally 1981-83 McCall, Fred 1978-80 Walton, Robert 2008-12 Evans, Reggie 1996-99 McCarthy, Bill 1981-82 Ward, Darrel 2010-12 McDonnell, James 2012-present Webster, Kenny 2005-06 F Miller, Shalawn 1995-97 Welch, Matt 2009-12 Fecteau, Mark 1980-81; 1982-83 Mitchell, Darreck 2001-02 Weldon, Kerry 2010-present Floriani, Andrew 1997-98 Mlachnik, DJ 2012-present Wetzel, Connor 2007-08 Forbes, Peter 1976-80 Monfort, Peter 2004-07 Whetstone, Stan 1977-79 Foster, Darren 1977-81 Moore, Eric 1990-91 Whyte, James 2001-05 Fritz, Ed 1975-76 Moragne, Stacey 2002-06 Wilkinson, Bill 1981-85 Moriarty, Tom 1989-93 Williams, Akeem 2010-present G Mosher, Brendan 1988-89 Winsmann, Fred 1983-85 Gallo, Tony 2007-08 Mucher, Mike 1988-92 Garrick, Stace 2005-06 Murphy, Steve 1987-89 Y Gelineau, Michael 2013-present Murray, Jarvis 1994-96 Yalden, Bob 1986-88 Gillard, Jermaine 1996-98 Godbolt, Ras 1982-86 N Z Gordon, John 1997-00 Nachmias, Shahar 1999-03 Zegarowski, Zach 1992-94 Gore, Joe 2008-09 Nene, Andrew 2013-present Zorbas, Jim 1992-93 Gore, Michael 2004-08 Grabowski, Mark 1975-78 38 THE RECORD BOOKS 2013-14 Year-by-Year Results

1975-76 (10-14) L HARTFORD 90-99 L @ Southern Conn. 73-92 1983-84 (15-12) Coach: Jim Stone L @ Saint Anselm 75-77 L CENTRAL CONN. 76-98 Coach: Don Doucette Captains: Dan Bourque, Ken Healy W @ Norwich 77-67 L @ Quinnipiac 55-71 Captain: John Paganetti L @ Bentley 66-101 L @ Colby 93-107 L BRYANT 63-68 L @ Bryant 66-73 L @ Clark 100-104 W CENTRAL CONN. 91-87 W SAINT ANSELM 70-67 W STONEHILL (OT) 82-78 L @ Colby 73-86 W SUFFOLK (2 OT) 85-84 L @ Springfield 45-58 W UMass Dartmouth 76-74 1978-79 (11-15) L @ W.P.I. 76-87 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 66-80 W FITCHBURG STATE 80-67 Coach: Tony Romano L @ Boston College 54-114 W @ Bentley 74-69 W @ Gordon 81-73 Captain: Peter Forbes W BRANDEIS (2 OT) 85-84 W SAINT MICHAEL’S (2 OT) 83-81 L @ Springfield 61-95 L BENTLEY 81-85 L BRIDGEPORT 82-103 L MERRIMACK 74-87 L M.I.T. (OT) 67-80 L @ American International 73-79 L STONEHILL 73-88 W @ W.P.I. 92-80 L @ Middlebury 66-75 W @ Uass Dartmouth (OT) 81-78 L @ N.H. College 79-93 L @ Central Conn. 73-117 L BABSON 74-87 W W.P.I. 84-70 W UMASS BOSTON 88-64 W SOUTHERN CONN. 56-51 W MASS. MARITIME 105-62 W SPRINGFIELD 78-75 L @ Merrimack 83-103 L N.H. COLLEGE (OT) 87-96 L SUFFOLK 79-89 L BRYANT 70-98 L @ New Haven 89-115 W SACRED HEART (OT) 72-70 W @ W.P.I 73-66 L SOUTHERN CONN. 68-76 L @ Sacred Heart 79-97 W @ Saint Anselm 66-63 L @ Merrimack 80-111 W @ M.I.T. 88-70 W @ Brandeis 98-80 W COAST GUARD 78-66 W MIDDLEBURY 83-76 1981-82 (11-16) W QUINNIPIAC 79-68 W @ Nichols 87-75 L CLARK 74-79 Coach: Tony Romano W @ New Haven 95-86 L @ Brandeis 82-95 L @ Central Conn. 71-75 Captain: Ray Carroll W SALEM STATE 64-50 L HARTFORD 53-82 L @ N.H. College 88-99 L NEW HAVEN 71-83 W @ Southern Conn. 78-65 L @ Salem State 62-73 L BRYANT 71-76 L N.H. COLLEGE 103-106 W BRIDGEPORT 82-76 L PLYMOUTH STATE 88-98 L COLBY 86-104 L BRIDGEPORT 75-91 W @ Quinnipiac 97-81 W WORCESTER STATE 75-70 W SUFFOLK 67-63 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 88-74 L @ Sacred Heart 57-86 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 92-80 W MERRIMACK 78-68 L @ Army 63-84 L NEW HAVEN 60-71 L @ Saint Anselm 74-83 L @ Coast Guard 68-89 L @ Springfield 66-88 L @ Bridgeport 63-75 W @ Norwich 78-68 W BATES 76-69 L @ Bentley 90-115 W MERRIMACK 82-77 W BRANDEIS 102-77 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 85-67 L @ N.H. College 83-96 1976-77 (10-14) L @ Hartford 90-91 L SALEM STATE 85-98 L CENTRAL CONN. 67-75 Coach: Tony Romano W SALEM STATE 95-88 W SUFFOLK 84-78 L *NEW HAVEN 76-78 Captain: John Lespasio L @ Quinnipiac 70-92 L @ Salem State 73-74 L BENTLEY 77-91 L SAINT ANSELM 82-84 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 64-66 1984-85 (9-19) W COLBY 89-85 W NORWICH 100-86 L @ Central Conn. 67-90 Coach: Don Doucette W UMASS DARTMOUTH 88-75 L @ Bridgewater State 93-104 L @ Bryant 76-91 Captains: Andy Corey L @ Fitchburg State 68-74 W QUINNIPIAC 79-69 Vinnie Titone W GORDON 101-67 1979-80 (9-16) W @ Saint Anselm 76-662 W BRYANT 82-70 W MIDDLEBURY 74-66 Coach: Tony Romano W @ Suffolk 71-61 L @ Maine 63-86 L @ M.I.T 72-81 Captain: Peter Forbes W SAINT MICHAEL’S 74-64 L SPRINGFIELD 51-71 L CLARK (OT) 79-81 Fred McCall L @ UMass Boston 76-83 L @ American International 67-78 L SPRINGFIELD 56-63 L @ Seton Hall 71-82 L @ W.P.I. 53-68 L BENTLEY 48-53 L @ Bridgewater State 78-82 W @ Assumption 77-69 W @ Brandeis 70-67 W SAINT ANSELM 84-69 W @ Mass. Maritime 84-59 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 74-64 W KEENE STATE 92-78 W @ Eastern Nazarene 100-88 L W.P.I. 76-93 L @ Bentley 79-94 L @ Bridgeport 64-66 L @ Stonehill 66-94 W SUFFOLK 85-81 L @ Springfield 59-63 W @ Merrimack 66-62 W v. UMass Dartmouth 87-68 L MERRIMACK 91-102 L BENTLEY 77-83 W USMMA 99-72 W v. Stonehill 74-71 W @ Coast Guard 62-60 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 77-63 L SACRED HEART 66-79 W SALEM STATE 80-64 W NICHOLS 114-100 W M.I.T. 84-70 L *@ Bridgeport 79-87 L @ Merrimack 66-74 L BRANDEIS 71-88 L @ Salem State (OT) 92-101 L @ New Haven 59-80 L @ Hartford 86-108 L SOUTHERN CONN. (ot) 74-77 1982-83 (10-18) L BRIDGEPORT 47-62 W SALEM STATE 85-81 W BRIDGEWATER STATE 82-80 Coach: Tony Romano L SACRED HEART (OT) 73-84 L @ Plymouth State 78-96 L QUINNIPIAC 74-90 Captains: Ray Carroll, Art Robinson L N.H. COLLEGE 77-109 L @ Worcester State 69-78 L NEW HAVEN 74-86 L @ Stonehill 78-84 L @ Quinnipiac 71-85 L @ Babson 85-90 L @ Suffolk 73-78 W SUFFOLK 107-71 L CENTRAL CONN. 81-94 L SAINT ANSELM 74-85 W @ Merrimack 91-72 W BRYANT 84-76 L @ Bridgeport 65-86 W NORWICH 88-81 W COAST GUARD 63-39 L SPRINGFIELD 54-69 L @ Sacred Heart 68-88 W HARTFORD 87-72 L @ A.I.C. 65-81 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 65-67 1977-78 (11-13) L @ Brandeis 71-82 L BENTLEY 71-89 W NEW HAVEN 89-74 Coach: Tony Romano L @ Bridgeport 83-89 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 72-76 W BRANDEIS 83-79 Captain: Mark Grabowski L @ Stonehill 69-88 L BOWDOIN 82-86 L QUINNIPIAC 64-78 W U. TORONTO 109-69 L N.H. COLLEGE 85-103 W SALEM STATE 94-86 W @ Southern Conn. 66-62 L @ Seton Hall 83-107 L @ W.P.I. 63-74 L @ Southern Conn. 59-65 L @ N.H. College 66-86 L @ Bentley 78-98 L @ Saint Anselm 50-78 W W.P.I. 94-86 L @ Central Conn. 64-81 L BRIDGEWATER STATE 67-81 L @ Bryant 73-84 W CENTRAL CONN. 65-64 L *@ Bridgeport 34-43 L UM-DARTMOUTH (OT) 82-85 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 68-67 L N.H. COLLEGE 81-89 L @ Bryant 79-92 L @ Quinnipiac 80-94 L @ Springfield 89-117 1980-81 (9-17) L @ Sacred Heart 56-59 1985-86 (12-17) W FITCHBURG STATE 89-63 Coach: Tony Romano W SAINT ANSELM 79-67 Coach: Don Doucette W M.I.T. (OT) 63-60 Captain: Brian Coke L @ Bridgeport (OT) 81-84 Captains: Ras Godbolt, Pat King W @ Middlebury 74-73 Darren Foster L NEW HAVEN 82-90 L v. LIU-Southampton 69-71 L @ Clark 85-102 L N.H. COLLEGE 64-73 L BRANDEIS 79-83 W v. East Stroudsburg 83-61 W BABSON 98-69 L @ Seton Hall 60-85 L SOUTHERN CONN. 63-68 L @ Boston University 73-91 W N.H. COLLEGE 81-80 W @ UMass Dartmouth 104-88 L BRIDGEPORT 56-58 W @ Springfield 77-74 W @ Suffolk 108-93 L SPRINGFIELD 59-61 L @ Merrimack 78-102 L @ Bentley 68-80 L @ Merrimack 98-119 W aMERICAN INT’L (3 OT) 88-84 W UMASS BOSTON 86-81 L @ Bryant 74-80 L COAST GUARD 65-67 W BENTLEY 88-75 W QUINNIPIAC 79-78 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 74-61 W @ Salem State 94-80 W @ Bridgewater State 77-74 L SACRED HEART 60-63 L @ Saint Anselm 53-68 W PLYMOUTH STATE 111-86 L @ Saint Michael’s 81-90 W @ N.H. College 100-88 L STONEHILL 56-58 L @ W.P.I. (2 OT) 83-87 W SALEM STATE 72-68 L *@ Southern Conn. 80-101 L @ Saint Thomas 72-89

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W @ Barry University 83-68 W @ Southern Conn. 88-66 1990-91 (11-17) W NEW HAVEN 94-74 W @ Florida Inst. Tech. 79-73 W N.H. COLLEGE 87-74 Coach: Stan Van Gundy W SOUTHERN CONN. 80-72 L NEW HAVEN 71-87 W KEENE STATE 86-79 Captains: Pascal Jobin, Steve Lane L @ Franklin Pierce 70-80 L BRIDGEPORT 69-83 W *v. Keene State 91-80 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 95-101 W @ Sacred Heart 75-74 L SACRED HEART 76-81 W *v. New Haven 87-74 W MERRIMACK 99-81 L N.H. College 78-87 L @ N.H. College 75-87 W #Assumption 90-65 L @ Quinnipiac 76-86 L @ Southern Conn. 74-84 L QUINNIPIAC 69-83 W #New Haven 84-72 W BENTLEY 76-69 W KEENE STATE 80-78 W KEENE STATE 75-72 W #@ Alabama A&M 76-68 L @ Pace 84-104 L @ New Haven 78-97 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 60-58 W #Florida Southern 88-81 L @ Adelphi 77-111 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 62-71 L @ Sacred Heart 75-90 W #Alaska-Anchorage 75-72 W SAINT ANSELM 81-78 W SACRED HEART 86-75 W EASTERN NAZARENE 71-62 L @ UMass 57-80 L @ Quinnipiac 76-82 L SOUTHERN CONN. 65-74 1988-89 (16-13) W SAINT ROSE 8169 W @ Keene State 87-80 L @ New Haven 65-90 Coach: Stan Van Gundy L @ Saint Michael’s 88-97 L LE MOYNE 74-75 W @ Brandeis 78-67 Captains: Brian Parath, Leo Parent L v. East Stroudsburg 85-108 W @ N.H. College 73-72 W @ Southern Conn. 75-70 L MERRIMACK 78-81 W v. Keene State 83-72 W *SOUTHERN CONN. 77-61 W @ Quinnipiac 97-79 W @ Eastern Nazarene 91-72 W BATES 81-80 L *@ N.H. College 84-95 L N.H. COLLEGE 93-100 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 77-95 L @ Bridgeport 74-91 W *@ Quinnipiac 69-65 L BENTLEY 68-90 W NEW HAVEN 103-84 1993-94 (10-18) L *@ Sacred Heart 66-74 L @ Clark 70-74 L @ Franklin Pierce 68-82 Coach: Gary Manchel W SAINT ANSELM 88-86 L SACRED HEART 61-62 Captain: Spencer Staggs 1986-87 (21-8) L v. Cheyney 52-69 W @ N.H. College 100-96 L v. Stonehill 77-87 Coach: Don Doucette W v. Dowling 90-71 L SOUTHERN CONN. 62-63 L @ Merrimack 62-65 Captains: Pat King, Bobby Licare L @ UMass-Amherst 60-84 W KEENE STATE 70-63 W BRYANT 82-77 W BRYANT 67-66 W v. Rhode Island College 85-77 W @ New Haven 91-87 L @ Bentley 62-77 W @ Eastern Nazarene 69-55 L v. Jersey City 68-70 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 75-80 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 59-61 W MERRIMACK 73-51 W @ Florida Atlantic 76-70 L @ Sacred Heart (OT) 83-89 L @ Saint Anselm 69-90 W BENTLEY 80-71 W @ Nova Southeastern 90-64 L @ Keene State 63-65 W v. Assumption 102-91 W SPRINGFIELD 79-60 L @ Bridgeport 69-78 L @ Southern Conn. 66-73 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 70-91 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 67-68 W NEW HAVEN 88-80 L BRIDGEPORT 81-86 W NEW YORK TECH 103-79 L SAINT ANSELM 57-59 W @ Franklin Pierce 79-65 L *@ Bridgeport 84-100 L QUINNIPIAC 77-80 W v. Bloomfield 72-70 W SACRED HEART 81-60 L @ Le Moyne 67-86 L v. Merrimack (OT) 75-80 L @ N.H. College 79-80 1991-92 (14-15) W @ Bridgeport 73-85 W @ Barry 79-77 W SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 78-75 Coach: Stan Van Gundy W NEW HAVEN 79-77 W @ Saint Thomas 69-60 W KEENE STATE 94-71 Captains: Steve Lane, Mike Reed L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 74-76 L @ New Haven 68-79 L @ New Haven 71-88 L v. St. Michael’s 70-74 L @ Franklin Pierce 83-84 W @ Bridgeport 57-55 W BRIDGEPORT 82-73 L @ Merrimack 67-79 L @ Sacred Heart 76-77 L @ Stonehill 70-72 L @ N.H. College 69-75 L @ Saint Rose 75-76 L N.H. COLLEGE 70-92 W N.H. COLLEGE 71-70 W @ Keene State 104-78 W LE MOYNE 71-68 W @ Southern Conn. 64-51 W QUINNIPIAC 78-69 W @ Southern Conn. 62-61 L @ Bentley 81-84 W KEENE STATE 78-62 L @ Sacred Heart 68-78 L BRIDGEPORT 74-78 W PACE 59-54 W @ New Haven 95-89 W KEENE STATE 62-60 W N.H. COLLEGE 76-74 W SAINT MICHAEL’S (OT) 77-72 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 82-88 W BRIDGEPORT 75-71 W *KEENE STATE 90-81 L @ Saint Anselm 74-82 W SACRED HEART 100-88 W @ Southern Conn. 87-73 L *@ Bridgeport 74-90 L @ American International 76-81 L BRIDGEPORT 86-98 W NEW HAVEN 72-64 W STONEHILL 71-69 L @ Keene State 88-100 W @ Quinnipiac 91-66 1989-90 (13-15) W QUINNIPIAC 74-71 L LE MOYNE 78-106 W SOUTHERN CONN. 63-51 Coach: Stan Van Gundy W @ Nova Southeastern 85-56 L @ N.H. Collins 91-99 L SACRED HEART 68-79 Captain: Mike Dagle, John Jordan, Brian L @ Rollins 69-79 W *LE MOYNE 87-79 W @ N.H. College 71-67 Parath W BRIDGEPORT 88-85 L *@ Franklin Pierce 48-85 W @ Keene State 63-62 W @ Merrimack 70-66 W New Haven 85-84 W BRANDEIS 100-64 L @ American International 67-68 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 72-74 1994-95 (16-11) W *SOUTHERN CONN. 80-66 W @ UMass 70-69 W @ Sacred Heart 83-55 Coach: Gary Manchel L *@ Sacred Heart 86-102 W @ East Stroudsburg 76-64 L N.H. COLLEGE 84-96 Captain: Spencer Staggs L v. Philadelphia Textile 54-80 L @ Southern Conn. 63-70 W CONCORDIA 93-71 1987-88 (27-7) L @ Saint Anselm 75-85 W @ Keene State 67-63 W NORFOLK STATE 72-65 Coach: Don Doucette W ADELPHI 72-67 L NEW HAVEN 82-84 L @ Saint Michael’s 70-76 Captains: Pat King, Bobby Licare, L SAINT MICHAELS (OT) 76-80 L @ Franklin Pierce 60-70 W @ Bryant 84-70 Leo Parent W v. Eastern Oregon State 96-59 W SACRED HEART 87-72 W BENTLEY 87-65 W @ Merrimack 83-70 L v. Grand Valley State 60-76 W KEENE STATE 94-59 W SAINT ANSELM 83-69 W @ Bryant 88-68 L v. Franklin Pierce 41-61 W SOUTHERN CONN. 82-71 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 71-68 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 76-64 W QUINNIPIAC 55-53 L @ N.H. College 82-104 L @ Stonehill 79-81 L @ Bentley 71-88 L @ Bentley (2 OT) 95-103 L @ Bridgeport 87-99 L @ Quinnipiac 76-78 W QUINNIPIAC 83-64 L BRIDGEPORT 73-92 W *FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 96-87 W ASSUMPTION 133-129 W CLARK 83-66 L @ New Haven 69-81 L *@ Bridgeport 79-93 L @ Le Moyne 93-97 W @ Saint Anselm 89-64 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 83-76 L @ Bridgeport 74-87 W @ Maine (OT) 75-73 W @ Sacred Heart 75-72 1992-93 (13-15) W NEW HAVEN (OT) 106-103 W EASTERN NAZARENE 116-80 W N.H. COLLEGE 75-73 Coach: Gary Manchel W SOUTHERN CONN. 69-66 L UMASS BOSTON 76-78 L @ Southern Conn. 63-68 Captain: A.J. Hoff L @ Franklin Pierce 62-91 W v. Cheyney 87-70 L @ Keene State 61-72 W STONEHILL 76-65 L @ Sacred Heart 87-99 W @ St. Michael’s 89-73 W NEW HAVEN (OT) 66-74 W MERRIMACK 82-76 L N.H. COLLEGE 60-63 W v. Mount St. Mary’s (OT) 107-98 L @ Franklin Pierce (OT) 96-94 W TUFTS 83-66 L @ Southern Conn. 65-77 L v. Randolph Macon 55-75 W SACRED HEART 94-89 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 73-79 W KEENE STATE 80-67 W SOUTHERN CONN. 75-56 W KEENE STATE 70-67 L BENTLEY 65-68 W @ New Haven 83-80 L NEW HAVEN 65-72 W SOUTHERN CONN. 60-56 L @ Saint Michael’s 69-72 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-62 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-59 L @ Bridgeport 79-94 L SAINT ANSELM 85-87 W SACRED HEART 89-80 W SACRED HEART 80-78 L @ N.H. College 64-85 W @ New York Tech 74-63 W BRIDGEPORT 85-55 W @ Keene State (OT) 98-95 L *@ New Haven 78-84 L @ C.W. Post 67-74 W @ Keene State 64-63 W @ Bridgeport 70-66 L @ Bryant (OT) 71-73 W LE MOYNE 87-73 L @ New Haven 78-88 W @ Le Moyne 71-68 L @ N.H. College 81-87 L @ Sacred Heart 76-78 W ASSUMPTION 85-60 L *SACRED HEART 85-99 40 THE RECORD BOOKS 2013-14 Year-by-Year Results

1995-96 (9-17) L @ Stony Brook 48-62 W % v. Dowling 83-65 W v. Teikyo Post 79-73 Coach: Gary Manchel L @ N.H. College 44-80 L % @ St. Michael’s 60-66 W @ Quincy 74-57 L @ Saint Anselm 85-87 L SOUTHERN CONN. 62-69 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 87-68 L BRYANT 75-88 L @ New Haven 50-57 2000-01 (24-7) W LE MOYNE 74-59 L @ Bentley 80-88 L SACRED HEART 65-87 Coach: Gary Manchel W @ Saint Rose 75-61 L @ Stony Brook 74-82 W @ Southern Conn. 83-80 Captain: Casey Cowburn, Eyal Leib W @ Pace 66-60 W ALBANY 79-69 L @ Franklin Pierce 60-75 W SOUTHAMPTON 68-54 W SOUTHERN CONN. 72-52 L LE MOYNE 71-75 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 87-82 W PACE 72-54 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 65-51 L STONEHILL 73-83 L STONY BROOK 69-80 L N.H. COLLEGE 48-52 L @ Bryant 72-78 L FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 64-66 L @ Albany 48-68 L @ Saint Rose 65-69 W ASSUMPTION 75-66 W NEW HAVEN 64-61 W @ Sacred Heart 72-67 W @ New Haven 71-49 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-60 L SOUTHERN CONN. 51-66 L N.H. COLLEGE 51-69 L @ Franklin Pierce 56-59 W @ Southampton 81-56 L MERRIMACK 61-75 W BRIDGEPORT 87-77 W @ Southern Conn. 70-46 L SOUTHERN N.H. 68-73 L @ Le Moyne 68-76 L *@ New Haven 65-80 W v. Molloy (OT) 62-58 W @ Bentley 69-64 L @ Albany 66-68 W v. Concordia 84-48 W @ Merrimack 107-75 W @ Keene State 108-80 1998-99 (12-16) L SAINT MICHAEL’S 58-63 W STONEHILL 90-44 W SACRED HEART 88-80 Coach: Gary Manchel W @ Saint Anselm 77-66 L @ Assumption 62-64 W BRIDGEPORT 88-64 Captains: Reggie Evans, Russell Scott W LE MOYNE 81-61 W @ American International 73-65 W N.H. COLLEGE 75-61 W v. Bloomfield 83-54 W SAINT ROSE 93-52 W BRYANT (OT) 64-58 L @ Southern Conn. 72-68 L @ New Jersey Tech 54-75 W @ Pace 85-70 L @Southern N.H. 61-74 L @ New Haven 73-76 L SAINT ANSELM 64-92 L SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 56-62 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-65 L @ Franklin Pierce 48-78 L @ Merrimack 60-73 W @ Saint Michael’s 68-56 W ^ASSUMPTION 77-67 L STONY BROOK 54-63 W NEW HAVEN 79-63 W SAINT ANSELM 70-67 W SOUTHERN N.H. 77-66 W QUINNIPIAC 83-62 L @ N.H. College 60-71 W @ Le Moyne 71-51 W #SAINT ROSE 91-68 W KEENE STATE 102-79 W @ Bryant 67-62 W @ American International 70-67 W #BRIDGEPORT 86-73 L @ Bridgeport 73-81 W ALBANY 58-54 W BRYANT 53-50 W #C.W. POST 69-59 W @ Sacred Heart 88-68 W @ Bridgeport 65-61 W @ Assumption 75-71 L ~Bowie State 62-72 L @ N.H. College 66-82 L @ American International 54-77 W @ Stonehill 57-53 L @ Stonehill 79-94 W MERRIMACK 85-52 2003-04 (28-6) 1996-97 (20-10) L BENTLEY 55-81 W BENTLEY (OT) 81-74 Coach: Ken Barer Coach: Gary Manchel W @ Stony Brook 52-44 W @ N.H. College 68-64 W ADELPHI 89-69 Captain: Jim Borodawka L @ Southern Conn. 60-77 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-62 W vs. Teikyo Post 87-69 W @ Quinnipiac 74-58 W BINGHAMTON 80-62 W ^SAINT ROSE 74-63 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 72-69 L SAINT ANSELM 63-73 L @ Sacred Heart 43-85 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 70-66 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-77 L @ Merrimack 79-90 L @ Albany 46-51 L ^@ Saint Michael’s 65-74 W @ Merrimack 87-84 L BENTLEY 70-83 L SACRED HEART 51-64 W # v. Queens 85-67 W STONEHILL 76-62 L @ Bryant (OT) 78-84 W @ New Haven 83-79 L # v. St. Michael’s 69-80 L SAINT ANSELM 75-80 W @ Albany 63-59 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 62-36 W @ Bentley 80-78 W SACRED HEART 81-77 L @ Binghamton 40-78 2001-02 (20-9) W vs. Molloy 89-62 W ALBANY 67-64 L N.H. COLLEGE 53-71 Coach: Ken Barer W vs. Shaw 80-75 W @ East Stroudsburg 72-66 W BRIDGEPORT 73-60 Captain: Eyal Leib W @ Saint Michael’s 77-74 W @ Saint Michael’s (OT) 73-71 L @ Franklin Pierce 64-65 L @ Pace 51-56 L @ Le Moyne (OT) 58-61 W @ Stonehill 64-59 L SOUTHERN CONN. 60-69 W SAINT ROSE 86-73 W SAINT ROSE 86-62 W STONY BROOK 60-54 W STONY BROOK 79-72 W @ Southern N.H. 71-54 W PACE 84-67 W @ Bridgeport 71-56 W *@ Binghamton 65-63 W NEW YORK TECH 65-50 W @ Southern Connecticut 75-58 W @ Franklin Pierce 54-70 L *@ N.H. College 65-74 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 74-51 W at American International 63-56 W KEENE STATE 72-52 L @ Adelphi 54-67 W BRYANT 79-71 L SOUTHERN CONN. 61-72 1999-00 (21-10) W SOUTHERN CONN. 69-36 W @ Assumption 84-79 W NEW HAVEN 82-70 Coach: Gary Manchel W v. Dowling 78-75 L @ Franklin Pierce 78-92 L @ Southern Conn. 69-75 Captains: Eyal Leib, Casey Cowburn W v. Felician 64-56 L @ Southern N.H. 67-74 L @ N.H. College 57-83 W @ Southampton 98-78 W @ Le Moyne 65-55 W BENTLEY 104-73 W BRIDGEPORT 88-60 L MERRIMACK 68-81 L @ St. Michael’s 44-50 W MERRIMACK 80-68 W @ New Haven 65-55 W @ New York Tech 68-51 L SAINT ANSELM 77-80 W @ Stonehill 73-65 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 54-70 L SOUTHERN CONN. 68-73 W LE MOYNE 82-59 W ASSUMPTION 89-71 W @ Sacred Heart (OT) 78-77 W STONEHILL 92-71 W @ Saint Rose 68-53 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 87-65 W @ Stony Brook 62-51 W @ Teikyo Post (OT) 75-72 L PACE 53-61 W @ Bryant 77-72 L N.H. COLLEGE 61-72 W NEW HAVEN 79-66 W @ Southern Conn. (OT) 71-68 W SOUTHERN N.H. 87-71 W @ Keene State 66-57 L aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 51-56 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 88-78 W ^MERRIMACK 81-57 W *ALBANY 61-50 L @ Bentley 70-74 W @ Saint Anselm 78-71 W ^BRYANT 68-47 W *N.H. COLLEGE 80-72 W v. Culver-Stockton 83-56 W aMERICAN INTERNAT’L 63-59 W ^SOUTHERN N.H. 67-63 L *@ Southern Conn. 56-91 L v. Carthage 68-69 W @ Bryant 84-76 W #BRIDGEPORT 74-64 W % PACE 70-67 W @ Barry 64-63 W ASSUMPTION 76-74 W #SOUTHERN N.H. (OT) 67-61 W @ Bridgeport (OT) 81-78 W STONEHILL 71-57 W #BRYANT 63-62 1997-98 (6-21) W TEIKYO POST 71-64 L @ Merrimack 64-72 L ~Humboldt State 82-89 Coach: Gary Manchel L @ N.H. College 57-85 W @ Bentley 76-51 Captains: Russell Scott, Reggie Evans W FELICAN 62-48 W SOUTHERN N.H. 75-58 2004-05 (18-10) L West Liberty 57-60 L @ Southern Conn. 41-64 L @ Franklin Pierce 73-79 Coach: Ken Barer W Millersville 60-59 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 51-62 L ^SAINT ANSELM 62-65 Captains: James Whyte, Necus Mayne L STONEHILL 61-85 W @ New Haven (OT) 81-70 W # v. Bentley 72-70 L ALBANY 42-58 W @ Felican 70-50 L # v. Adelphi 57-72 W @ Adelphi 61-54 L @ Bentley 47-63 W BRYANT 79-49 L @ Merrimack 68-80 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 63-74 W BINGHAMTON 66-62 2002-03 (28-5) W PACE 87-74 L NEW HAVEN 62-63 W N.H. COLLEGE 72-57 Coach: Ken Barer L @Saint Rose 58-66 L MERRIMACK 66-81 W BRIDGEPORT 96-48 W @ Franklin Pierce 71-56 W SOUTHERN N.H. 82-73 L @ Saint Anselm 66-82 W @ Franklin Pierce 59-56 W MERRIMACK 84-68 W @ Franklin Pierce 76-63 L Southern Conn. 63-72 W @ Binghamton 78-57 W Stonehill 71-46 L @American International 65-70 L @ Merrimack 70-86 W @ Bridgeport 94-55 W BENTLEY 72-57 L @ Southern N.H. 54-64 W BRYANT 64-61 W @ N.H. College 82-76 W @ Saint Anselm 50-49 W @Stonehill 77-72 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 49-64 L *Southern Conn. 51-56 W ADELPHI 81-66 W v. New York Tech 69-65 41 2013-14 THE RECORD BOOKS Year-by-Year Results

W @ C.W. Post 81-56 W SOUTHERN N.H. 68-63 W SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 61-47 W at Southern Conn. 89-83 W @Southern Connecticut 79-59 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 51-74 L at Merrimack 56-71 L at Adelphi 53-61 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 84-61 W STONEHILL (OT) 72-68 L at Bentley 56-81 W PACE 74-60 L @ Saint Anselm 85-87 L at Le Moyne 59-65 W SAINT ANSELM 88-77 W LE MOYNE 80-51 W LE MOYNE 84-74 L at Bentley 47-65 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 76-55 W at Assumption 72-69 W SAINT ROSE (OT) 90-88 W SOUTHERN CONN. 92-76 L vs. Clayton St. 60-82 W at Saint Rose 68-66 L @ Pace 68-75 W vs. Shaw 80-70 W NEW HAVEN 80-54 W SOUTHERN CONN. 76-53 2007-08 (12-17) W at Stonehill 73-57 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 74-55 W @ Saint Michael’s 84-70 Coach: Ken Barer W at Assumption 84-71 W at So. New Hampshire 67-56 L SAINT ANSELM 79-82 L SAINT MICHAELS 64-72 W NEW HAVEN 67-48 L STONEHILL 35-69 L @ Le Moyne 71-81 L at Bentley 54-81 W at Adelphi 54-51 L at Merrimack 57-74 L BRYANT 52-57 W STONEHILL 76-64 L at Wilmington University 63-74 L at Saint Anselm 68-72 W @ Assumption 91-70 L at Bryant 52-70 L aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 51-71 L at Franklin Pierce 71-74 W @ Stonehill 61-56 L at Merrimack 73-80 W LE MOYNE 66-54 W BENTLEY 85-76 W MERRIMACK 86-77 W SOUTHERN CONN. (OT) 81-78 L at Saint Rose 78-93 W ^SOUTHERN CONN. 86-68 W BENTLEY 72-70 W DOMINICAN 65-52 L PACE 67-72 W ^at Franklin Pierce 69-65 W FRANKLIN PIERCE (OT) 74-70 W at Philadelphia (OT) 77-76 W at Southern New Hampshire 67-64 L ^at Stonehill 61-73 L ^MERRIMACK 68-72 L at Northern Kentucky 68-77 L MERRIMACK 88-93 L #vs. Bloomfield 83-91 L at Indianapolis 63-78 L BENTLEY 64-66 2005-06 (21-10) L at Assumption 59-71 L at Saint Anselm 70-101 2012-13 (15-13) Coach: Ken Barer L MERRIMACK 87-102 W at Franklin Pierce 71-68 Coach Greg Herenda Captains: Stacey Moragne, Necus Mayne L PACE 59-62 W ^ASSUMPTION 91-79 W BENTLEY 63-50 W C.W. POST 77-55 W ASSUMPTION 86-74 W ^At Bentley 76-63 W hoLY FAMILY 71-70 L @ Pace 64-80 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 83-64 W ^at Merrimack 80-70 W PHILADELPHIA 92-87 W SAINT ROSE 72-57 W at American International 54-47 W ^ADELPHI 73-58 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 60-69 W @Southern N.H. 83-71 L BRYANT 50-56 L #vs. Merrimack 62-81 W STONEHILL 75-55 W NEW HAVEN 67-50 L at Southern N.H. 47-67 W MERRIMACK 100-73 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 81-64 W POST UNIVERSITY 58-54 2010-11 (20-10) W Saint Anselm 91-88 W LE MOYNE 69-62 L at Stonehill 65-74 Coach Greg Herenda L Franklin Pierce 68-73 W SOUTHERN N.H. 74-69 W LE MOYNE 59-53 Captain: Robbie Walton, Matt Welch, Scotty W DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 91-90 L STONEHILL 68-80 W at Saint Anselm 66-57 Tavares-Taylor W Felician 75-69 W @Queens 87-79 L at Franklin Pierce 55-59 W POST 85-79 L So. New Hampshire 63-69 W PHILADELPHIA 71-54 L BENTLEY 55-70 W FELICIAN 81-71 W america Int’l 78-63 W SOUTHERN CONN. 86-64 L at Southern Conn. 43--61 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 71-54 W SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 98-94 W @ Saint Michael’s 77-81 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 72-62 W at So. New Hampshire 60-58 L ADELPHI 74-80 W SAINT ANSELM 74-72 L SAINT ROSE 60-61 L BENTLEY 61-65 L Pace 63-76 W @Le Moyne 65-50 W ^at Merrimack 70-69 L at Saint Anselm 67-89 W Le Moyne 71-68 L @Saint Rose 56-84 L ^at Assumption 54-69 W at Franklin Pierce 65-59 W ASSUMPTION 86-77 W PACE 87-79 W MERRIMACK 71-70 W SAINT ROSE 66-64 W @Southern Conn. 70-53 2008-09 (21-8) W CONCORDIA (NY) 95-68 L New Haven 66-73 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 62-45 Coach: Greg Herenda W BRIDGEPORT 67-55 L Saint Michael’s 70-81 L @Saint Anselm 64-67 Captain: Max Kerman L STONEHILL 58-69 L SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 73-85 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 65-58 W MERCY 71-48 L ASSUMPTION 86-94 W Stonehill 74-63 L @Bryant 66-82 W ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 67-56 W at New Haven 68-51 L Merrimack 80-83 L aSSUMPTION (OT) 79-82 W at Franklin Pierce 64-44 W ADELPHI 60-56 L SAINT ANSELM 65-80 W STONEHILL 59-55 L MERRIMACK 79-85 L at American International 41-57 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 85-94 W @Merrimack 77-70 W at Stonehill 66-49 L Le Moyne 75-77 L Bentley 70-81 L @Bentley 61-78 L BENTLEY 64-72 W Saint Rose 92-8 W ^LE MOYNE 82-65 W @Franklin Pierce 69-66 L at Saint Anselm 72-87 W at Pace 78-70 L ^Saint Anselm 85-98 L ^BRYANT 61-63 W at Dominican (NY) 70-64* W SOUTHERN CONN. 83-54 W #Bryant 77-67 W ASSUMPTION 74-65 W at Saint Michael’s 75-71 KEY: W #Saint Anselm 74-70 W vs. Bloomfield 80-67 L at Stonehill 56-86 *New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) L #Stonehill 80-89 W vs. Mercy 85-41 W SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 67-63 Tourn. W SAINT MICHAEL’S 83-47 W at Merrimack 70-60 ^Northeast-10 Tournament 2006-07 (9-18) W LEMOYNE 76-65 L at Bentley 61-81 %Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Coach: Ken Barer W at Saint Rose 81-70 W SAINT ANSELM 88-75 Tournament Captains: Peter Monfort W at Pace 71-64 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 79-63 #NCAA Tournament W at New Haven 70-54 W SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 83-73 W ^MERRIMACK 75-66 ~NCAA Elite Eight L vs. Holy Family 58-69 W aMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 63-58 W ^at Stonehill 79-69 W vs. Post University (OT) 75-70 W at University of New Haven 77-70 L ^ADELPHI 60-71 L at Saint Michael’s 75-78 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 66-49 L #vs. Saint Rose 68-81 L BENTLEY 47-69 W SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 65-59 W at Stonehill 75-74 L at Bentley 68-70 2011-12 (19-11) L BRYANT 66-69 W at Merrimack 77-72 Coach Greg Herenda W MERRIMACK 89-83 W STONEHILL 67-43 Captain: Robbie Walton, Matt Welch, Scotty L at Southern Conn. (OT) 69-72 W at Assumption 65-53 Tavares-Taylor W QUEENS 96-75 L at American International 55-66 W at Bridgeport 108-105 L at American Intern’l (OT) 72-75 W NEW HAVEN 77-52 W vs. Post 60-50 L at New York Inst. of Tech. 71-73 L at Southern New Hampshire 62-70 W at Bentley 57-55 L at Saint Rose 55-69 L ^SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 60-66 W PHILADELPHIA 92-68 L SAINT ANSELM 61-67 L #vs. Merrimack (OT) 84-86 L at Saint Michael’s 59-69 L at Merrimack 56-72 L SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 68-80 L at Pace 65-75 2009-10 (20-12) L at. Stonehill 59-72 W at Assumption 69-68 Coach: Greg Herenda W MERRIMACK 68-66 L SAINT MICHAEL’S 65-69 Captain Max Kerman W SAINT ANSELM 82-79 L aMERICAN INT’L 57-70 W MERCY 110-72 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 80-86 L ASSUMPTION 62-68 W at Saint Michael’s 67-52 W CONCORDIA (NY) 109-81 L at Bryant 55-66 W CALDWELL 75-60 W aMERICAN INT’L 74-58

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Date Opponent Time Fri. Nov. 8 at Michigan 7:00 Wed. Nov. 13 at Boston University 7:00 Sat. Nov. 16 at Dartmouth 4:00 Tue. Nov. 19 BROWN 7:00 Sat. Nov. 23 at Rhode Island 2:00 Tue. Nov. 26 at Cincinnati 7:00 Sun. Dec. 1 MOUNT IDA 2:00 Tue. Dec. 3 at St. Bonaventure 7:00 Sat. Dec. 7 at NJIT 2:00 Mon. Dec. 9 at Columbia 7:00 Wed. Dec. 18 ^VERMONT 7:00 Sat. Dec. 21 #DUQUESNE 2:00 Sun. Jan. 5 ^UMBC 1:00 Sat. Jan. 11 ^at Binghamton 4:30 Wed. Jan. 15 ^ALBANY 7:00 Sat. Jan. 18 ^at Stony Brook 7:00 Mon. Jan. 20 ^at Hartford 1:00 Thu. Jan. 23 ^at Maine 7:00 Sun. Jan. 26 ^#NEW HAMPSHIRE 2:00 Sat. Feb. 1 ^BINGHAMTON 2:00 Mon. Feb. 3 ^NJIT 7:00 Wed. Feb. 5 ^at Albany 7:00 Sat. Feb. 8 ^at UMBC 2:00 Wed. Feb. 12 ^at Vermont 7:00 Sat. Feb. 15 ^#STONY BROOK 4:00 Wed. Feb. 19 ^HARTFORD 7:00 Sat. Feb. 22 ^at New Hampshire 3:30 Thur Feb. 27 ^MAINE 7:00

^America East Conference game; #Tsongas Center Home games in CAPS NCAA Division II Tournament 1988 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2006 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Elite Eight Champion 1988 • 2003 • 2004 1988