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2013-2014 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM GUIDE Information TABLE OF CONTENTS HAMILTON MEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Administration 2 Location: Clinton, New York About Hamilton College 3 Nickname: Continentals Coaching Staff 4 Colors: Buff and Blue Program Overview 5 Enrollment: 1,812 Player Profiles 6-7 President: Joan Hinde Stewart Roster/Team Photo 8 Athletic Director: Jon Hind 2012-13 In Review 9 Equipment Manager: Dennis Murphy About the NESCAC 10 Affiliations: NCAA Division III, NESCAC, NESCAC Profiles 11-12 Eastern College Athletic Conference Athletic Facilities/Sports Medicine 13 Head Coach: Adam Stockwell (Le Moyne, 1996) History 14-16 Record at Hamilton: 27-22, two seasons 50 Years of Hamilton Basketball 17-18 Overall Record: 116-118, nine seasons Assistant Coaches: Buddy Evans, Jeff VanGorder Student Assistant: Sean Sullivan ‘14, Colin Ainsworth ‘17 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 2012-13 Overall Record/NESCAC Record: 12-12/3-7 KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Name Yr. Pos. 2012-13 Stats Matt Dean Sr. G 2.1 ppg, 2.0 rpg Bradley Gifford Jr. F 6.9 ppg, 5.6 rpg Matt Hart So. G 15.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg Peter Kazickas Jr. F 7.6 ppg, 4.2 rpg Joseph Lin Jr. G 4.4 ppg, 1.8 rpg Greg Newton Sr. G 10.5 ppg, 2.8 rpg KEY LOSSES Name Pos. 2012-13 Stats Eric Benvenuti F 6.4 ppg, 2.0 rpg Ken Click F 6.9 ppg, 3.1 rpg Hans Schulte G 3.1 ppg, 3.4 rpg Sports Information Director: Jim Taylor Office Phone: (315) 859-4685 Sports Information FAX: (315) 859-4293 email: [email protected] CREDITS HAMILTON PHONE NUMBERS TO KNOW Area Code (315) applies to all numbers The Hamilton College men’s basketball team guide was designed and edited by Mike Warwick and Jim Taylor. Cover Switchboard ................................................... 859-4011 Design: Doug Newton. Admissions ..........................................1-800-843-2655 Financial Aid ........................................1-800-859-4434 Photography: Mike Doherty, Michael Okoniewski. Athletic Department ....................................... 859-4114 Printing: G.W. Canfield & Son, Utica, N.Y. Athletic Department FAX ............................... 859-4117 24-Hour Sports Hotline ..................................859-4949 Head Coach Office ........................................859-4277 Check out Hamilton Athletics on the web at Assistant Coach Office ..................................859-4750 www.hamilton.edu/athletics 2 HAMILTON BASKETBALL ‘13-’14 Administration President Joan Hinde Stewart Joan Hinde Stewart assumed the versity in 1970, having graduated summa cum laude in 1965 Hamilton presidency on July 1, from St. Joseph’s College, a small, private, liberal arts institu- 2003. She was formerly dean of tion in Brooklyn, New York. the College of Liberal Arts and Stewart’s scholarship focuses on 18th-century French professor of French at the Univer- literature, especially women writers. She has written several sity of South Carolina (USC). The books and numerous articles, essays and book reviews, and first in her family to earn a college has been a frequent speaker at professional conferences degree, Stewart also joined the both in the United States and abroad. She is the recipient Hamilton faculty as professor of of fellowships from Yale University, the National Humanities French. She is the first female Center and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and president in Hamilton’s more-than-190-year history. has been a fellow at the Université Paul Valéry in Montpellier, Prior to her arrival at USC in 1999, Stewart was at North France, a visiting scholar at Oxford University in England, Carolina State University as a member of the faculty from and a fellow at the Liguria Study Center for the Arts and Let- 1973 to 1999 and chair of the Department of Foreign Lan- ters in Genoa, Italy. guages and Literatures from 1985 to 1997. She also served Hamilton’s 19th president is married to Philip Stewart, the as assistant dean for research and graduate programs for Benjamin E. Powell Professor of Romance Studies at Duke the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. In 1988-89, University. He has served as chair of romance studies and of Stewart chaired the North Carolina Humanities Council, and Duke’s Academic Council, and is the former president of the in 1977 she received the university’s Outstanding Teaching American Association of Teachers of French. The Stewarts Award. have a daughter, who is a graduate of Haverford College and Before joining the NC State faculty, Stewart taught at has a Ph.D. in German at Indiana University in Bloomington, Wellesley College. She received her Ph.D. from Yale Uni- and a son, who is a graduate of Prescott College in Arizona. Jon Hind Kerri Fagan Director of Athletics Assoc. Director of Athletics Jon Hind ‘80 is in his seventh year Kerri Fagan is in her fourth year as as director of athletics at Hamilton the associate director of athletics at College. Hind graduated from Ham- Hamilton College. Fagan had been ilton with a bachelor’s degree in the senior associate comissioner of mathematics and economics. the America East Conference since Hind previously was associ- 2008. She directed the overall admin- ate athletic director for operations istration of 20 America East Confer- at Butler University. He worked in ence sports and their championships. Butler athletics since 1991. He was Before joining America East, Fa- Butler’s first head men’s lacrosse coach. Hind was named Di- gan spent seven years with the NCAA. vision I coach of the year by the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse She was an associate director of championships from 2002 to Association after he guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA tourna- 2008, and during that time she administered and managed four ment in 1998. NCAA championships, including Division III field hockey and Hind left coaching to become an athletic administrator at Division III women’s ice hockey. She served as a liaison to the Butler in the fall of 1999. He assumed management responsibili- Division III championships committee and was a member of ties in marketing and promotions in July 2005, while continuing the Division III governance team. From 2001 to 2002 she was to oversee the department’s event management, facilities and an assistant director of championships for the NCAA, and she budget. Hind was Butler’s interim athletic director from May was responsible for six championships during that one season. through August in 2006. Fagan was the assistant director of athletics/senior woman Hind was head men’s lacrosse coach at the College of administrator at Indiana State University from 1997 to 2001. Wooster from 1986 to 1991. He played lacrosse and football at She administered all aspects of event/facility management for Hamilton. He was a four-year letter winner and two-time captain 15 intercollegiate sports. as a defenseman on the lacrosse team, and lettered in football Fagan is a member of the National Association of Col- as a sophomore. Hind earned a master’s degree in athletic legiate Women’s Athletics Administrators. She played varsity administration from Kent State University. He and his wife Carol field hockey at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst are the parents of two daughters, Kayleigh and Meghan. and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sport management in 1992. She earned her master’s degree in sport administra- tion from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 1995. She is from Burrillville, R.I. 3 HAMILTON BASKETBALL ‘13-’14 About the College Located in the foothills of the majestic Adiron- dack Mountains, the Hamilton campus is set on a hilltop that overlooks the Oriskany and Mohawk valleys of Central New York. The sur- roundings are rural and lush, consisting of rolling terrain, gentle hills, wooded glens, dairy farms, fine old houses and tree-lined streets. Yet Ham- ilton’s location puts it within easy range of New York, Toronto, Boston and other major northern metropolitan centers. The College, chartered in 1812, is coedu- cational with approximately 1,800 students. Its strength lies in highly regarded academic programs administered by a deeply committed faculty who welcome close collaboration with students. Fundamental to a Hamilton education is the faculty’s expectation that each student de- velops the ability to read, observe and listen with critical perception, and to think, write and speak with clarity, understanding and precision. Hamilton graduates can be found making im- portant contributions in nearly every professional field, and because of the College’s educational contributions to their success, alumni remain enthusiastically loyal to and supportive of the College. As reflected in applications for admission, Hamilton is considered one of the most selective liberal arts colleges in the country. And, because of the large number of applications that the Col- lege receives each year, the student body is un- usually diverse. Students come to Hamilton from all parts of the United States — indeed, from all parts of the globe. In such an environment, students learn to appreciate differences and pre- pare for life in an increasingly global society. In evaluating prospective students, the admis- sion committee looks for academic achievement as well as personal accomplishments outside the classroom. Thus, both the athlete who ex- cels on the playing field and the musician who participates in a community ensemble have the talents the College is seeking. 4 HAMILTON BASKETBALL ‘13-’14 Coaching Staff Adam Stockwell final seed. Clarkson upset the top two seeds to win its first league championship and earned the first NCAA tournament bid in team Head Coach history. Stockwell and his assistants were named the league’s coach- ing staff of the year. Adam Stockwell is in his third season The Golden Knights were 15-11 and made the league champi- as the head men’s basketball coach onship semifinals again the following season.