Summer Preview Table Of Contents/Media Information 2010-11 Men’s

2011 NEC Basketball Tournament 399 Campus Drive, 1st Floor Following an 18-game regular season, the eight- Somerset, NJ 08873 team NEC Tournament will be conducted for a sev- Phone (732) 469-0440 enth consecutive year in a playoff format with all Fax (732) 469-0744 games being played at the home of the higher seed. www.northeastconference.org After the quarterfinals, teams will be reseeded so www.facebook.com/necsports the highest remaining seed plays the lowest remain- www.twitter.com/necsports www.youtube.com/necsports ing seed in the semifinals. Quarterfinal play takes place on Thursday, March 3, followed by the semifi- nal round on Sunday, March 6. The championship game, to be televised by ESPN2, will be contested on Wednesday, March 9 at 7:00 pm.

Scholars. Athletes. Leaders. Table Of Contents

Northeast Conference Staff Men’s Basketball Directory ______4

2010-11 League Notes ______5-10 Commissioner 2009-10 Season Review ______11 Noreen Morris [email protected] NEC Men’s Basketball Signings ______12-15 Ext. 1

2010-11 NEC Composite Schedule ___ 16-17 Associate Commissioner (PR/Television) ______18-19 Ronald Ratner [email protected] Central Connecticut St. University _____ 20-21 Ext. 6 Fairleigh Dickinson University ______22-23 Assistant Commissioner (Marketing/Operations) ______24-25 Andrew Alia [email protected] Monmouth University ______26-27 Ext. 4 Mount St. Mary’s University ______28-29 Assistant Commissioner (Compliance) ______30-31 Joyce Bell [email protected] ______32-33 Ext. 2 Sacred Heart University ______34-35 Assistant Commissioner (Sport Services) St. Francis (NY) College ______36-37 Michelle Boone Saint Francis (PA) University ______38-39 [email protected] Ext. 5 Wagner College ______40-41 Director of Sport Services 2009-10 Individual Statistics ______42-43 Quinnipiac Senior Center Justin Rutty Ben Shove 2009-10 Team Statistics ______44-46 2009-10 First Team All-NEC [email protected] Ext. 3 2009-10 Individual Statistics (Conf. Only) __ 47-48 Enters Season With 1,158 Points & 808 Rebounds Assistant Director of Communications 2009-10 Team Statistics (Conf. Only) ___ 49-51 Ralph Ventre www.northeastconference.org [email protected] Ext. 7 2010-11 Northeast Conference Championship Dates Assistant Director of Events & Operations Kevin Sanchez [email protected] Championship Date Site/Host Ext. 8 Men's & Women's Cross Country Oct. 30 CCSU Field Hockey Nov. 5-6 High Seed Media Relations Intern Allison Whalen Women's Soccer Nov. 5, 7 High Seed [email protected] Men's Soccer Nov. 12, 14 High Seed Ext. 9 Women's Volleyball Nov. 20-21 High Seed Coordinator of Men’s Basketball Officials Indoor Track & Field Feb. 12-13 P.G. County Sports Complex (Landover, MD) Tom Lopes Women's Swimming Feb. 17-19 MIT (Cambridge, MA) Men's Basketball Mar. 3, 6 & 9 High Seeds Women's Basketball Mar. 5, 8 & 13 High Seeds Northeast Conference Women's Bowling Mar. 26-27 Parkway Lanes, Elmwood Park, NJ (FDU) Men’s Basketball Summer Preview Men's & Women's Tennis Apr. 15-17 Mercer County Tennis Center (West Windsor, NJ) Women's Golf Apr. 21-23 LPGA International (Daytona Beach, FL) Written and edited by Ron Ratner, NEC Associ- Women's Lacrosse Apr. 29 & May 1 High Seed ate Commissioner. The preview is designed to Men's Golf Apr. 29 - May 1 TBD members of the media. Further informa- Men's Lacrosse May 6, 8 High Seed tion can be requested by contacting Ron Ratner at the NEC or the individual NEC SIDs. Outdoor Track & Field May 7-8 Monmouth Softball May 13-14 High Seed All rosters and schedules listed in the NEC Sum- Baseball May 19-21 TBD mer Preview are tentative and subject to change.

3 Northeast Conference Men’s Basketball Contacts Summer Preview Northeast Conference Staff Title Name E-Mail Phone Number Commissioner Noreen Morris [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 1 Associate Commissioner (PR/Television) Ron Ratner [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 6 Assistant Commissioner (Compliance) Joyce Bell [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 2 Assistant Commissioner (Marketing/Operations) Andrew Alia [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 4 Assistant Commissioner (Sport Services) Michelle Boone [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 5 Director of Sport Services Ben Shove [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 3 Asst. Director of Communications Ralph Ventre [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 7 Asst. Director of Events & Operations Kevin Sanchez [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 8 Media Relations Intern Allison Whalen [email protected] (732) 469-0440 - Ext. 9 Coordinator of Basketball Officials Tom Lopes NEC Website/Fax Number www.northeastconference.org (732) 469-0744

Northeast Conference Basketball Membership Information

Bryant Central Connecticut State Fairleigh Dickinson (to become core member of NEC in 2012-13) Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Paul Schlickmann (860) 832-3038 David Langford (201) 692-2208 Bill Smith (401) 232-6559 Asst. AD/Sports Information Sports Information Director Assistant Sports Information Director Tom Pincince (860) 832-3089 Sara Naggar (201) 692-2499 Allison Weinberger (401) 232-6558 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach (860) 832-3093 Greg Vetrone (201) 692-2126 Tim O’Shea (401) 232-6077

Sports Information Fax (401) 232-6361 Sports Information Fax (860) 832-3084 Sports Information Fax (201) 692-9361

Long Island Monmouth Mount St. Mary’s

Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Director of Athletics John Suarez (718) 488-1030 Dr. Marilyn McNeil (732) 571-3415 Lynne Robinson (301) 447-5000

Sports Information Director Sports Information Director Sports Information Director Jeff Mead (718) 488-1420 Chris Tobin (732) 263-5180 Mark Vandergrift (301) 447-5384 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach (718) 488-1528 (732) 571-7584 Robert Burke (301) 447-5387

Sports Information Fax (718) 488-3302 Sports Information Fax (732) 571-3535 Sports Information Fax (301) 447-5300

Quinnipiac Robert Morris Sacred Heart

Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Jack McDonald (203) 582-8621 Dr. Craig Coleman (412) 262-8302 C. Donald Cook (203) 365-7649

Assistant Sports Information Director Sports Information Director Sports Information Director Greg Ott (203) 582-5387 Jim Duzyk (412) 262-8314 Bill Peterson (203) 396-8125 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach (203) 582-3784 (412) 397-4967 Dave Bike (203) 371-7848

Sports Information Fax (203) 582-5385 Sports Information Fax (412) 262-8557 Sports Information Fax (203) 365-7696

St. Francis (NY) Saint Francis (PA) Wagner

Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Director of Athletics Irma Garcia (718) 489-5486 Bob Krimmel (814) 472-3280 Walt Hameline (718) 390-3488

Sports Information Director Sports Information Director Sports Information Director David Gansell (718) 489-5369 Bob Volkert (814) 472-3128 John Beisser (718) 390-3227 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach (718) 489-5265 Don Friday (814) 472-3277 (718) 390-3468

Sports Information Fax (718) 797-2140 Sports Information Fax (814) 472-3196 Sports Information Fax (718) 390-3347

4 Summer Preview League Notes 2010-11 Men’s Basketball

Happy Anniversary! NEC’s Postseason Duo The 2010-11 season marks the 30th year of Northeast The NEC sent two teams to the postseason for the fourth time in the last five years when Robert Morris represented the conference in the 2010 NCAA Conference men’s basketball. Founded in 1981 as the Tournament and co-regular season champion Quinnipiac was selected to participate in the Postseason NIT. In first round NCAA action in Providence, basketball only ECAC-Metro Conference, the league be- RI, the Colonials nearly pulled off one of the biggest upsets in tournament history. Seeded 15th, Robert Morris led #2 Villanova for most of the game gan sponsoring additional sports in 1985 and changed and was up by eight with four minutes to play before the Wildcats rallied to force overtime and eventually prevailed, 73-70. Quinnipiac made its first its name to the Northeast Conference in 1988. As mem- ever Division I postseason appearance in an 81-61 setback to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. In 2008-09, Robert Morris hung tough with second- bership and sport sponsorship continued to grow over seeded Michigan State, holding a 28-26 advantage late the first half before eventually succumbing, 77-62, in a first round NCAA Tournament the next decade, the NEC has expanded its base to six matchup. That same week in the inaugural College Insider Tournament, Mount St. Mary’s fell victim to a late James Madison rally in a 69-58 defeat states, 23 championship sports and now has access to in Harrisonburg, VA. In 2007-08, Mount St. Mary’s defeated Coppin State, 69-60, before dropping a 113-74 decision to #1 seed North Carolina NCAA automatic bids or play-in access in 14 sports. in the NCAA Tournament, while Robert Morris came up just short in its first round Postseason NIT game, falling at Syracuse, 87-81. In 2005-06, Monmouth advanced to the NCAA Tournament and defeated Hampton, 71-49, prior to a 58-45 setback to #1 seed Villanova. That same year, 2011 NEC Tournament Format Fairleigh Dickinson dropped an 80-77 encounter at Manhattan in the Postseason NIT. Following an 18-game regular season, the eight-team NEC Tournament will be conducted for a seventh con- Back-To-Back Quest Continues Ends secutive year in a playoff format with all games being It had been 15 long years since an NEC program captured back-to-back conference tournament titles, but Robert Morris finally turned the trick last played at the home of the higher seed. After the quar- season with its 52-50 win over Quinnipiac in the conference title game in Hamden. A year earlier, the Colonials defeated Mount St. Mary’s by the terfinals, teams will be reseeded so the highest remain- same two-point margin, 48-46, in Moon Township. Not since 1993 and 1994 when Rider claimed league crowns had a program been able to repeat, ing seed plays the lowest remaining seed in the semi- though FDU and Mount St. Mary’s came within a hair’s length of doing so. The Knights fell to Monmouth on a last second layup in the 2006 NEC title finals. Quarterfinal play takes place on Thursday, March game, while the Mount lost to Robert Morris in the aforementioned game on a shot with 2.2 seconds to play. 3, followed by the semifinal round on Sunday, March 6, The championship game, to be televised by ESPN2, RMU’s Record-Setting Run will be contested on Wednesday, March 9 at 7:00 pm. Robert Morris is coming off a remarkable three-year stretch in which it achieved unparalleled success and rewrote the NEC recordbook.

NEC Rivalry Week • In three seasons under former coach , the Colonials posted a 46-8 (.852) record in NEC play, the best three-year span in league history Back for a second season, NEC in terms of wins and winning percentage. Rivalry Week will take place on • RMU became the second team in NEC history to post three straight 20-win seasons. Long Island won exactly 20 games each year from 1981-84. February 9th and 12th. The • The Colonials are in the midst of a record-setting run. The Colonials now hold the NEC mark for most wins over two (50, 2007-09), three (73, 2007- innovative concept of playing 10), four (90, 2006-10) and five (105, 2005-10) year periods in conference annals. back-to-back games against a • The Colonials have posted a 73-30 record over the last three years. local rival in a 48-hour span is • RMU is 7-1 in NEC Tournament play over its last three appearances. the only one of its kind among the nation's 31 NCAA Division • RMU has won the most NEC titles (seven) - FDU and Monmouth are second with four apiece - and has collected a league-high 29 NEC Tournament victories. I conferences. This year’s pair- Breakfast With The NEC: Monmouth, Robert Morris To Participate In ESPN Hoops Marathon ings are as follows: Long Island- St. Francis (NY), Fairleigh Dickinson-Monmouth, Rob- Monmouth and Robert Morris are set to play in back-to-back contests as part of ESPN’s College Hoops Tipoff Marathon, which will start at midnight ert Morris-Saint Francis (PA), Quinnipiac-Sacred Heart, on Tuesday, November 16 (Monday night) and feature 12 live games running consecutively over the next 24 hours on the network. Monmouth will CCSU-Bryant and Mount St. Mary’s-Wagner. be participating for the second straight season. After playing at Saint Peter’s in the 6:00 am game a year ago, the Hawks will serve as a host this time around, taking on Stony Brook in the same 6:00 am time slot. Robert Morris is next up in the Marathon with an 8:00 am game at Kent State. Look Who’s Back The NEC welcomes back just two of its 10 all-confer- Bobcat Breakthrough via Bobcat Boardroom ence performers this season. Similarly, only three of Quinnipiac’s enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2009-10 by earning a share of its first-ever NEC regular season championship, establishing a school the NEC’s top-ten returning scorers and 14 of the top- record with 23 wins and competing in the postseason for the first time since its move to Division I in 1998-99. The secret to the Bobcats’ success 30 will suit up in 2010-11. On the other hand, 35 of was its ability to control the glass. Quinnipiac ended the year ranked second in the nation in margin at +8.5 per game, which represented the league’s 60 starters (58.3 percent) return. the second-best single-season mark in NEC history behind FDU’s +9.1 rpg margin in 1997-98. Sparked by Justin Rutty, who finished eighth nationally with 11.0 rpg, the Bobcats outrebounded 30-of-33 opponents on the year. Quinnipiac was also the sixth-best team across the country in rebound Returning All-Conference Players percentage (.568), which measures the percentage of opponents’ missed shots that are rebounded successfully. 1st team - Justin Rutty (QU) (NEC Player of the Year) 2nd team - Akeem Bennett (SFNY) 23-Wins In Perspective NEC Rookie of the Year - Karon Abraham (RMU) With Quinnipiac and Robert Morris both concluding the 2009-10 campaign with 23 wins, the two programs tied for sixth on the NEC’s all-time single season victory list. CCSU holds the record with a 27-win season in 2001-02. It also marked just the second time in league history that two teams Northeast Conference Scholar-Athletes posted at least 23 wins in the same year. In 2007-08, the Colonials won 26 games and Wagner was victorious in 23 contests. A total of 27 men’s basketball players were named to the 2009-10 NEC Academic Honor Roll, 16 of whom Near Perfect At TD return this season. Monmouth and Wagner finished Quinnipiac was a perfect 14-0 at the TD Bank Sports Center in 2009-10 before falling to Robert Morris in the NEC title game. with a 3.0 grade point average last season to claim the NEC Team GPA award in the sport. Monmouth has QU’s Rutty - An Unstoppable Force now won or shared the award three years in a row. Quinnipiac senior forward Justin Rutty, the 2009-10 NEC Player of the Year, has an opportunity to go down as one of the league’s all-time great big NEC MBB Academic Honor Roll - Returnees In Bold men. The 6’7”, 240 lb. post player enters his senior year already ranked 15th on the NEC career rebounding list (808) and has accumulated 1,158 career points. Last season, Rutty averaged 15.3 ppg and led the NEC for the second straight season with 10.9 rpg. He paced the circuit with 17 double- Name School Major Dan Calandrillo BU Undeclared doubles to boost his career total to 30, the most among active league players. Rutty also ranked second in percentage (.542). On a national Robbie Ptacek CCSU Undeclared basis, he finished eighth in rebounding and for the second year in a row, was the second-best offensive rebounder in the country with 4.9 per game. Joe Seymore CCSU Electronics Technology Kamil Svrdlik FDU Computer Science Rutty’s Record Hunt Kurt Joseph LIU Undeclared Quinnipiac senior forward Justin Rutty is set to embark on a senior season that could see him close out his career as the NEC’s all-time leading rebounder. Nick DelTufo MU Business Finance With 808 caroms, Rutty ranks 15th on the league’s career chart. He needs 30 boards to crack the top-10 and 215 on the year to break the all-time Dutch Gaitley MU Business Kevin Schafer MU Health Studies mark of 1,022 set by CCSU’s Ron Robinson from 2000-04. Long Island’s is the only other player in conference annals to collect 1,000 Yaniv Simpson MU Business Management rebounds, snaring 1,013 in just three seasons from 1982-85. With 1,158 points, Rutty can also zero in on becoming the first player in league annals Justin Sofman MU Health Studies to finish his career with 1,500 points and 1,000 rebounds. Mike Harvey MSM Philosophy Tayvon Jackson MSM Math/Computer Science RMU’s Abraham Shines Under Bright Lights Of March Dave Johnson QU Undeclared Kevin Tarca QU Business Along with Quinnipiac’s Justin Rutty, the NEC player with the highest public profile entering the 2010-11 season is Robert Morris sophomore guard Treadwell Lewis* RMU Undeclared Karon Abraham. Abraham’s rise to stardom as a freshman was nothing short of spectacular, culminating with a March to remember. When veteran Brad Piehl RMU Undeclared shooting guard Jimmy Langhurst went down with a knee injury last December, it was the 5’9” Abraham who was called upon to fill his shoes. Despite Femi Akinpetide SHU Business his lack of experience, he immediately became the top offensive option for the Colonials based on his ability to score from virtually anywhere on the Nick Greenbacker* SHU Business court. With a quick first step, incredible elevation on his shot and unlimited shooting range, he ended the year as RMU’s leading point producer with Richard Clark* SFNY Economics/Finance & Mgmt. Stefan Perunicic* SFNY Economics/Finance 13.6 ppg, a figure that also led all NEC freshman performers. He also paced the NEC in shooting (.851), and ranked second in made three- Austin Fowler SFPA Biology/Pre-Professional pointers (85) and three-point percentage (.443). As a result, Abraham was picked unanimously as NEC Rookie of the Year, then went on to earn NEC Kurt Hoffman* SFPA Math/Secondary Ed. Tournament MVP honors after averaging 17.7 ppg in the Colonials’ run to a second straight conference title. But it was his performance in RMU’s Chris Johnson SFPA Accounting 73-70 overtime loss to Villanova in the NCAA Tournament that made him a household name. Abraham finished the day with a game-high 23 points, Cedric Latimer SFPA History Doug Elwell WC Graduate/Education including five shots from downtown. His two highlight reel plays - a four-point play after a banked-in three-pointer, followed by a circus shot reverse Clayfell Harris WC Business Admin. layup - had the crowd on its feet, as did his 25’ three-pointer that cut Villanova’s lead to one with 10 seconds to play in overtime. Abraham, along Ryan Schrotenboer WC Undeclared with classmates Velton Jones and Russell Johnson, will look to lead a new-look Colonial team to a third straight NEC championship this season.

* Named to Commissioner’s Honor Roll (3.75 GPA or higher)

5 Northeast Conference NEC Coaches Corner Summer Preview

New Leadership At Mount St. Mary’s, Robert Morris, St. Francis (NY) and Wagner NEC Television Package It was a busy offseason in the Northeast Conference with four newcomers set to join the league’s coaching ranks. For the 14th straight season, NEC fans will have the opportunity to watch live action on Madison Square Robert Burke takes over at Mount St. Mary’s, replacing Milan Brown, who accepted the head coaching position at Holy Cross after spending seven Garden Network, FSN-Pittsburgh, Mid-Atlantic Sports seasons in Emmitsburg. Burke comes to the Mount with 22 years of coaching experience. He helped 10 of his last 12 teams reach the postseason, including six NCAA Tournament appearances. Burke was named one of the top-10 assistant coaches in country according to a peer survey conducted Network, Fox College Sports, Cox Cable (CT/RI), Con- by Fox Sports in 2008. The Silver Spring, MD, native served as an assistant coach at American University last season following an eight-year stint at necticut Sports Network and other local and regional Georgetown. From 2004-08, Burke and John Thompson III were together at Georgetown where the squad posted a 100-36 overall mark and 46- outlets throughout the Northeast. In total, the NEC 20 record in Big East play. Georgetown advanced the NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2005-06 and reached the Final Four in 2006-07. Burke and Thompson plans to broadcast approximately 20 men’s and III first enjoyed success together at Princeton from 2000-04. The Tigers won the Ivy League crown and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2000- women’s contests this season, along with ESPN2’s live 01 and 2003-04. Burke also spent three seasons at Siena as an assistant from 1997-00, which included an NCAA trip in 1998-99. From 1994-97, airing of the NEC men’s basketball championship game he was an assistant at Loyola Marymount and started his coaching career at UMBC from 1988-94. Burke played at Gonzaga High School in on Wednesday, March 9 as part of the network’s Cham- Washington, D.C. After high school, he was an MVP and team captain at Haverford College. pionship Week festivities. The NEC’s 2010-11 slate of At 29 years and eight months of age, Andrew Toole became the youngest active head coach at the NCAA Division I level after he was promoted to the televised games will be released in the fall. top spot at Robert Morris. He took over for Mike Rice, who enjoyed unprecedented success in Moon Township in his three years before departing to assume head coaching duties at Rutgers. A native of Red Bank, N.J., he spent the past two seasons as associate head coach at RMU after joining NEC On-Air Talent the staff as an assistant in 2007-08. Over the last three seasons with Toole as the program’s top assistant, the Colonials reached the postseason each For the 11th year, play-by-play announcer Dave Pop- year, beginning with a Postseason NIT berth in 2007-08, followed by back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances after winning the NEC Tourna- kin will join former Wagner basketball coach and color ment title in 2009 and 2010. In that span, RMU has posted an overall record of 73-31 (.702) and a 46-8 (.852) mark in the NEC play. The Colonials analyst on NEC men’s basketball televi- also claimed the NEC regular-season championship in each of the last three seasons, including outright titles in 2007-08 and 2008-09. Prior to sion broadcasts. Capstraw will share color commen- coming to Robert Morris, Toole spent the 2006-07 season as an assistant at Lafayette. Between 2004 and 2006, Toole spent two years with The Hoop Group in Neptune, N.J. where he served as the director of the Eastern Invitational Basketball Clinic. Toole was a four-year starter at the Division I level, tary duties with Terry O’Connor, who enters his ninth playing for Elon University (1998-2000) before transferring to Penn (2000-03). In two seasons with the Quakers, he helped guide Penn to consecu- year on the announcing crew, and former Quinnipiac tive NCAA Tournament appearances in 2002 and 2003. Over his four-year career at Elon and Penn, Toole averaged 12.3 ppg and finished with 1,341 head coach Joe DeSantis, in his fourth season. Paul career points. He was an All-Ivy League First Team selection in 2001-02 and an All-Ivy League Second Team honoree in 2002-03. Dottino returns for his 11th year providing additional in-game insights as sideline reporter, while also han- St. Francis (NY) reached back into its past with the hiring of Glenn Braica as its head coach in April. Braica, who took over following ’s five- dling play-by-play duties on occasion. Capstraw and year stint, is no stranger to Brooklyn Heights, having patrolled the Terrier sidelines for 15 seasons from 1990-05. He was the St. Francis associate head Dottino will also reprise their roles, respectively, as hosts coach for three seasons from 2000-01 to 2003-04 under . During Braica’s last seven years at St. Francis, the Terriers posted a 118-83 record, including an 88-42 mark in the NEC and captured two regular season titles. The Terriers also reached the NEC semifinals five times and had of the popular halftime shows, “Holding Court” and two championship game appearances in Braica’s last five seasons. Braica moved crosstown in 2005 to serve as an assistant coach under Norm Roberts “Two-on-2:00.” at St. John’s where he was instrumental in helping the Red Storm rebuild its program. He has had a long list of successful recruits from New York City, including Malik Boothe (Christ the King), Justin Burrell (Our Savior Lutheran) and Dwight Hardy (JFK). From 2001-03, Braica was the head coach NEC vs. Elite Competition for the Empire State Games New York City men’s open team, which won gold medals in 2001 and 2002. A Brooklyn native, Braica graduated from NEC teams will be tested by some of the nation’s best Queens College in 1989 and began his coaching career that same year at New York City Tech. throughout the non-conference schedule. League members will play 14 games against schools that quali- Dan Hurley, who built St. Benedict’s Prep of Newark, NJ into one of the nation’s top high school programs, was named head men’s basketball coach at Wagner in April. Hurley replaced , who spent seven years leading the Seahawk program. During his nine-year tenure, Hurley led St. fied for the 2010 NCAA Tournament and 21 more ver- Benedict’s to a 223-21 record, coached four McDonald’s All-Americans and developed four teams that were ranked in the top-five in the nation. sus Postseason NIT participants. A 1996 graduate of Seton Hall where he played for former Wagner head coach P.J. Carlesimo, Hurley competed on three NCAA Tournament teams and one NIT team. He scored 1,070 career points which ranks 30th in Pirate basketball history. After spending the 1996-97 season as an assistant NEC vs. 2010 NCAA Tournament Teams coach at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, he spent four seasons (1997-2001) as an assistant at Rutgers, helping lead the Scarlet Knights to Nov. 15 Wagner at Lehigh a pair of NIT appearances. Hurley is the son of , a legendary coach at St. Anthony, who was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall Nov. 19 Lehigh at Monmouth of Fame in August. He is also the younger brother of former Duke All-American guard , Jr., whose 1,076 assists rank him as the all-time Nov. 20 Vermont at Quinnipiac leader in the history of . Bobby Hurley, Jr. joined his brother as an assistant at Wagner soon after his being hired. Nov. 23 Robert Morris at Pittsburgh Nov. 28 Bryant at Lehigh Dec. 7 Lehigh at Quinnipiac Fairleigh Dickinson Removes Interim From Vetrone’s Title Dec. 7 Robert Morris at West Virginia After spending the 2009-10 season as the interim head coach at Fairleigh Dickinson, Greg Vetrone was announced as the head coach of the program Dec. 13 Saint Francis (PA) at Lehigh following the conclusion of the season in March. As interim head coach, he guided the Knights to a 10-8 record in NEC play and earned a fifth seed Dec. 15 Saint Francis (PA) at Ohio in the NEC Tournament after the Knights were absent from the postseason the previous two seasons. Vetrone, who rejoined the FDU men’s basketball Dec. 21 Wagner at Texas A&M staff as an assistant for the 2008-09 season, began his coaching career in 1986 as an assistant C.W. Post, then moved to FDU from 1988-91. Vetrone Dec. 22 Villanova at Monmouth then assisted at Cal-Irvine from 1991-95, followed by a four-year stint at UNLV. Dec. 29 Mount St. Mary’s at Vermont Dec. 30 Robert Morris at Morgan State Sacred Heart’s Bike In Exclusive Company Jan. 2 Robert Morris at Ohio Sacred Heart’s Dave Bike is one of only 34 active Division I coaches with 400 or more victories. Now in his 33rd year at the helm of the Pioneer program, Bike (495-443) enters the 2010-11 season as the NEC’s winningest active coach. He also ranks 20th among active Division I coaches in victories, NEC vs. 2010 Postseason NIT Teams (* possible game) ninth in games coached, seventh in most seasons coached and second to Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim for most seasons at the same school. Bike has won Nov. 12-14 Bryant vs. Kent State 67.4 percent of the games in Sacred Heart’s men’s basketball history, the third-highest percentage in the nation among active Division I head coaches. Nov. 13 Mount St. Mary’s at Dayton Bike is the only NEC coach with a national championship pedigree, as he led Sacred Heart to the NCAA Division II title in 1986. Nov. 15 Mount St. Mary’s at Cincinnati Nov. 15 St. Francis (NY) at South Florida Dickenman’s Legacy Of Success At CCSU Nov. 16 Stony Brook at Monmouth In just 14 seasons at Central Connecticut State and 13 as a member of the NEC, Howie Dickenman has already been honored by his peers with a league- Nov. 16 Robert Morris at Kent State record four Coach of the Year honors. No other coach in the history of the conference has won the award more than twice. Under his Nov. 18 Stony Brook at FDU direction, the Blue Devils are 14-9 (.609) all-time in NEC Tournament play - the second-best mark in conference annals behind Rider’s 11-3 (.786) Nov. 21 Wagner at Stony Brook - including a 9-0 record in the postseason as a #1 seed. Dickenman, who won Coach of the Year accolades in 1999-00, 2001-02, 2005-06 and 2007- Nov. 27 FDU at North Carolina State 08, has led the Blue Devils to 12 straight NEC Tournament appearances - the longest current streak in the conference and third all-time - and claimed Dec. 1 Wagner at St. John’s league championships in 2000, 2002 and 2007. Dec. 7 CCSU at Dayton Dec. 8 FDU at Connecticut After Landmark Season, QU’s Moore Shooting For NEC Crown Dec. 11 Rhode Island at Quinnipiac Coming off the program’s finest year, Quinnipiac head coach Tom Moore will look to lead the Bobcats to their first NEC crown in 2010-11. Moore, Dec. 11 Sacred Heart at Stony Brook who will be entering his fourth year in Hamden, broke the school record for wins in a season a year ago (23) and guided the Bobcats to their first Dec. 13 Long Island at Northwestern NEC regular season championship with a 15-3 mark. Quinnipiac also advanced to the NEC championship game and earned its first postseason berth Dec. 20 St. Francis (NY) at St. John’s with an appearance against Virginia Tech in Postseason NIT. Moore was named the NEC Coach of the Year and NABC District 18 Coach of the Year. Dec. 21 St. Francis (NY) at Northwestern* In addition, Quinnipiac was one of just 11 Division I teams to go undefeated at home in the regular season, posting a 12-0 record at the TD Bank Dec. 23 Mount St. Mary’s at Northwestern Sports Center, as well as a 16-0 mark in the state of Connecticut. Dec. 23 Saint Francis (PA) at Cincinnati Jan. 2 Mount St. Mary’s at Virginia Tech Jan. 2 Saint Francis (PA) at North Carolina West Long Branch Fixture: Calloway’s Long MU Career Entering his 14th season at Monmouth , Dave Calloway is one of the most successful coaches in NEC history. After beginning his head coaching career by losing 29 of his first 32 games and entering his fourth year on the job with a 20-47 mark, the Monmouth alum reeled off six consecutive winning NEC vs. RPI Top-100 seasons during which the Hawks won NEC titles (2001, 2004 and 2006) on three occasions and captured two NEC regular season crowns (2003- This season, NEC institutions have 24 games on tap 04, 2004-05). Calloway, who as an assistant helped guide Monmouth to its first league championship in 1996, has now won 169 career games. His against top-100 RPI schools, including five alone by three NEC Tournament titles as head coach are one shy of the record held by Fairleigh Dickinson’s , and his 10-7 (.588) record in NEC Robert Morris, which takes on West Virginia (#4), Pitts- postseason play is the second best among active league coaches. Calloway also added an NCAA Tournament win to his resume when the Hawks burgh (#15), Kent State (#47), Ohio (#95) and Ari- defeated Hampton in 2006. A four-year letterwinner and NEC all-star back in his playing days with Monmouth, Calloway has participated in eight zona (#96). The Colonials also play five teams that NEC Championship games (winning four) with the Hawks as a player or coach. He played in two (losing in 1988 and 1990) and served as a Monmouth reached the postseason, four of which were NCAA assistant in three more (winning in 1996; losing in 1994 and 1997) before striking gold as a head coach in 2001, 2004 and 2006. A former Academic All-American, Calloway led the nation in three-point field-goal percentage (58.5 percent) as a sophomore in 1988-89 and scored 1,404 career points. Tournament qualifiers.

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The Numbers Game • 2009-10 Five-Year Dominance For RMU Following the best three-season stretch in league annals, Robert Morris has now emerged as the NEC’s premier men’s basketball program over the NEC vs... last five years (see chart below) with respect to both overall and conference records. In one, two, three, four and five-year spans, the Colonials have America East 8-8 Mid-American 2-2 pulled well ahead of the pack against league competition. The Colonials have also posted the best overall record over the last two, three, four and five year periods. Robert Morris has averaged 13.0 NEC victories and 21.0 overall wins per season over the last five years. ACC 0-3 MEAC 1-3 Atlantic Sun 0-1 Missouri Valley 0-1 Northeast Conference Records - Last Five Years Atlantic 10 0-7 Mountain West 1-1 Big East 0-14 Ohio Valley 0-1 One Year Two Years Three Years Four Years Five Years Big Sky 0-0 Pac 10 0-0 Bryant 1-17 (.056) ------Big South 0-0 Patriot 7-16 Central Connecticut State 9-9 (.500) 17-19 (.472) 27-27 (.500) 43-29 (.597) 56-34 (.622) Big Ten 0-5 SEC 0-0 Fairleigh Dickinson 10-8 (.556) 16-20 (.444) 20-34 (.370) 29-43 (.403) 43-37 (.478) Big-12 0-2 Southern 0-3 Long Island 11-7 (.611) 23-13 (.639) 30-24 (.556) 36-36 (.500) 45-45 (.500) Big West 0-1 Southland 1-1 Monmouth 8-10 (.444) 14-22 (.389) 18-36 (.333) 25-47 (,347) 37-53 (.411) Colonial 0-2 SWAC 2-0 Mount St. Mary’s 12-6 (.667) 24-12 (.667) 35-19 (.648) 44-28 (.611) 55-35 (.611) Conference USA 0-0 Summit 0-0 Quinnipiac 15-3 (.833) 25-11 (.694) 36-18 (.667) 47-25 (.653) 54-36 (.600) Great West 0-4 Sun Belt 1-0 Robert Morris 15-3 (.833) 30-6 (.833) 46-8 (.852) 55-17 (.764) 65-25 (.722) Horizon 2-2 WCC 0-1 Sacred Heart 7-11 (.389) 19-17 (.528) 32-22 (.593) 44-28 (.611) 52-38 (.578) Independent 1-3 WAC 0-1 St. Francis (NY) 8-10 (.444) 15-21 (.417) 19-35 (.352) 26-46 (.361) 33-57 (.367) Saint Francis (PA) 9-9 (.500) 12-24 (.333) 16-38 (.296) 21-51 (.292) 23-67 (.256) Ivy 9-10 Overall 38-104 Wagner 3-15 (.167) 11-25 (.306) 26-28 (.481) 34-38 (.472) 40-50 (.444) MAAC 3-12

Overall Records - Last Five Years

College Insider NEC Returning One Year Two Years Three Years Four Years Five Years Final 2009-10 Starters Bryant 1-29 (.033) ------Central Connecticut State 12-18 (.400) 25-335 (.417) 39-51 (.433) 61-63 (.492) 79-74 (.516) Mid-Major Poll Bryant 3 Fairleigh Dickinson 11-21 (.344) 18-44 (.290) 26-64 (.289) 40-80 (.333) 60-92 (.395) CCSU 4 Long Island 14-17 (.452) 30-31 (.492) 45-46 (.495) 55-65 (.458) 67-81 (.456) 1. Butler (33-5) Fairleigh Dickinson 3 Monmouth 12-19 (.387) 20-42 (.323) 27-66 (.290) 39-84 (.317) 58-99 (.369) 2. Northern Iowa (30-5) Long Island 4 Mount St. Mary’s 16-15 (.516) 35-29 (.547) 54-44 (.551) 65-64 (.504) 78-81 (.491) 3. St. Mary’s (28-6) Monmouth 3 Quinnipiac 23-10 (.697) 38-26 (.594) 53-41 (.564) 67-56 (.545) 79-72 (.523) Robert Morris 23-12 (.657) 47-23 (.671) 73-31 (.702) 90-42 (.682) 105-56 (.652) 4. Cornell (29-5) Mount St. Mary’s 3 Quinnipiac 2 Sacred Heart 14-15 (.483) 31-29 (.517) 49-43 (.533) 67-57 (.540) 78-74 (.513) 5. Old Dominion (27-9) St. Francis (NY) 11-18 (.379) 21-38 (.356) 28-60 (.318) 37-82 (.311) 47-99 (.322) Robert Morris 2 6. Murray State (31-5) Saint Francis (PA) 11-19 (.367) 17-42 (.288) 23-65 (.261) 31-86 (.265) 35-110 (.241) Sacred Heart 2 7. Gonzaga (27-7) Wagner 5-26 (.161) 21-40 (.344) 44-48 (.478) 55-67 (.451) 68-81 (.456) St. Francis (NY) 3 8. Siena (27-8) Saint Francis (PA) 3 9. Oakland (26-9) Wagner 3 10. Wofford (26-9) NEC 35/60 Northeast Conference Coaching Records (.583) Year Conf. Games Overall Record Coach (School) Hired Rec. Pct. Rec. Pct. 2009-10 RPI Rankings Tom Moore (QU) 2007 36-18 .667 129-100 .563 Led Bobcats to first NEC regular season title last season Howie Dickenman (CCSU) 1997 144-94 .605 217-196 .525 Guided Blue Devils to NEC titles in 2000, 2002 and 2007 NEC 28/31 conferences Greg Vetrone (FDU) 2009 10-8 .556 11-21 .344 In first season, led the Knights to winning NEC record (10-8) Robert Morris 129/347 teams Dave Calloway (MU) 1998 122-110 .526 169-206 .451 Has taken Monmouth to three NEC titles this decade Quinnipiac 147 Jim Ferry (LIU) 2002 66-78 .458 202-153 .569 Blackbirds reached NEC semis last season under his leadership Mount St. Mary’s 171 Dave Bike (SHU) 1999 84-118 .416 495-443 .528 Winningest active NEC coach took Pioneers to title game in 2007, 2008 Don Friday (SFPA) 2008 12-24 .333 100-91 .524 Engineered 6-game turnaround in league play last season (3 wins to 9) Long Island 240 Tim O’Shea (BU) 2008 1-17 .056 129-145 .471 Enters third season guiding Bryant through NCAA transition period Sacred Heart 263 Glenn Braica (SFNY) 2010 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Formerly served as Terrier assistant during successful 1997-04 period Fairleigh Dickinson 270 Robert Burke (MSM) 2010 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Former Georgetown asst. leads program that has finished no lower than 5th since ‘05 Saint Francis (PA) 287 Dan Hurley (WC) 2010 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Former Seton Hall star will shoot for Wagner’s first NEC title since 2003 Monmouth 289 Andrew Toole (RMU) 2010 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 Former RMU assistant seeks third straight NEC crown for Colonials St. Francis (NY) 294 Central Connecticut State 309 Wagner 331 2010 Northeast Conference Tournament Review Bryant 346 The 2010 NEC Tournament was the sixth straight held with the higher seed hosting all games. Following the quarterfinals, teams were reseeded so that the highest remaining seed played the lowest remaining seed...Second-seeded Robert Morris won its second straight NEC Tournament Games Decided By championship with a 52-48 win over top-seeded Quinnipiac at the TD Bank Sports Center in Five Points Or Less Hamden, CT...The 3,607 fans in attendance set an NEC title game record...RMU has won seven NEC crowns, the most in league history. FDU and Monmouth are tied for second with four apiece...The Colonials became the first team to repeat as NEC champion since Rider in 1993 and 1994...In three Bryant 1-4 of the last five years, the two participants in the NEC title game have combined to score 100 or fewer Central Connecticut State 3-2 points...The Colonials are now 7-2 in NEC championship tilts...RMU and Mount St. Mary’s met for Fairleigh Dickinson 5-3 the fifth straight year in the NEC Tournament with the Colonials coming out on top of the semifinal Long Island 2-3 matchup, 80-62. RMU is now 3-2 in the five postseason meetings between the two programs....In Monmouth 5-3 15 NEC championship games pitting the top two seeds, the #1 seed has won 10 times...The title Mount St. Mary’s 3-5 game marked just the third time in the last nine years that the two top seeds met in the title Quinnipiac 3-6 contest...RMU freshman guard Karon Abraham earned MVP honors after he averaged 17.7 ppg and shot 8-16 from outside the arc in three games. Abraham joined Monmouth’s Alex Blackwell Robert Morris 6-4 (1990) and Rider’s Charles Smith (1994) as the only three players to win both NEC Rookie of the Year and NEC Tournament MVP honors in the same Sacred Heart 4-6 season...RMU is 29-19 (.596) all-time in NEC Tournament play. The 29 wins are the most in NEC history...CCSU has earned an NEC Tournament berth St. Francis (NY) 6-5 12 straight years, the longest current run in the conference...With RMU winning its quarterfinal game over CCSU, #1 seeds are now a perfect 27-0 in Saint Francis (PA) 6-2 their opening game of the NEC Tournament since the league scrapped a divisional format in 1984...Saint Francis (PA) qualified for the tourney Wagner 3-8 following a four-year drought.

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Historical Shooting Numbers For CCSU’s Horton How valuable is CCSU junior forward ? Prior to sitting out 2009-10 with an injury, Horton became just the second NEC player in 15 years Leading Active NEC Scorers to finish a season shooting better than 50 percent from the floor and 80 percent from the line. Interestingly, there have only been five players who (400+ Points) have accomplished the feat since 1987-88, but Monmouth’s William Lewis and Saint Francis (PA)’s Mike Iuzzolino each reached the milestone on multiple occasions. Lewis turned the trick three straight years from 1989-92, and in both his sophomore (1989-90) and senior years (1991-92) Player Team Cl Points led the NEC in both categories. Iuzzolino eclipsed each of the plateaus in 1989-90 and 1990-91. Ricky Cadell SFNY Sr 1,158 Justin Rutty QU Sr 1,158 NEC 50% FG/80% FT Seasons (1987-Present) Kyle Johnson LIU Sr 1,078 Ken Horton CCSU 50.3 FG% 80.2 FT% 2008-09 Jean Cajou MSM Sr 963 DaMarcus Ellis RMU 51.0 FG% 84.9 FT% 2002-03 Gabe Jackson RMU 54.5 FG% 81.6 FT% 1994-95 Shemik Thompson CCSU Sr 944 William Lewis MU 56.5 FG% 88.1 FT% 1991-92 Ken Horton CCSU Jr 829 William Lewis MU 52.0 FG% 90.1 FT% 1990-91 David Hicks LIU Sr 798 Mike Iuzzolino SFPA 54.2 FG% 88.5 FT% 1990-91 Shawn Atupem MSM Sr 775 William Lewis MU 59.7 FG% 87.3 FT% 1989-90 James Johnson QU Jr 703 Mike Iuzzolino SFPA 55.2 FG% 87.1 FT% 1989-90 Will Campbell MU Jr 595 Terence Grier FDU Sr 585 Sacred Heart Coming Off Strong Non-Conference Performance Stefan Perunicic SFNY Jr 568 While Sacred Heart struggled in league play in 2009-10, the Pioneers did manage to earn a place on the NEC’s all-time list of finest out-of-conference Robby Ptacek CCSU Jr 566 performances. With a 7-4 record Sacred Heart tied for 20th in league history with a .636 winning percentage. Chris Martin WC Jr 534 Gary Wallace RMU Sr 524 25 Best Non-Conference Records In NEC History (* won NEC title) Karon Abraham RMU So 477 Robert Morris 8-1 .889 2006-07 Quinnipiac 6-3 .667 2002-03 St. Francis (PA) 7-4 .636 1991-92 David Simmons CCSU Sr 423 Wagner 7-2 .778 2005-06 CCSU 6-3 .667 1998-99 Wagner 7-4 .636 1991-92 Marist 7-2 .778 1995-96 Robert Morris* 8-4 .667 1989-90 FDU 7-4 .636 1989-90 Akeem Bennett SFNY Sr 421 Monmouth 9-3 .750 1991-92 FDU* 8-4 .667 1987-88 Marist 7-4 .636 1989-90 R.J. Rutledge MU Sr 414 Wagner 8-3 .727 2008-09 Robert Morris 9-5 .643 2007-08 St. Francis (PA) 7-4 .636 1989-90 Mike Scott FDU Sr 404 Long Island 8-3 .727 2007-08 St. Francis (PA)* 9-5 .643 1990-91 FDU 7-4 .636 1986-87 John Galvin FDU Sr 402 Monmouth 8-3 .727 1990-91 Sacred Heart 7-4 .636 2009-10 Wagner 7-4 .636 1986-87 Long Island 8-3 .727 1986-87 Wagner 7-4 .636 2007-08 FDU 7-4 .636 1985-86 CCSU* 7-3 .700 1999-00 FDU* 7-4 .636 1997-98 Siena 7-4 .636 1983-84 Leading Active NEC Rebounders St. Francis (PA) 7-3 .700 1997-98 (200+ Rebounds) Best Two-Year Non-Conference Records In NEC History Robert Morris 17-6 .739 2006-08 Wagner 15-7 .682 2007-09 Saint Francis (PA) 16-9 .640 1990-92 Player Team Cl Rebounds Monmouth 17-6 .739 1990-92 FDU 15-8 .652 1986-88 Saint Francis (PA) 16-9 .640 1989-91 Justin Rutty QU Sr 808 CCSU 13-6 .684 1998-00 Kyle Johnson LIU Sr 477 David Simmons CCSU Sr 373 CCSU Keeps Crashing The Party David Hicks LIU Sr 358 Central Connecticut State has now qualified for the NEC Tournament in each of the last 12 years, the longest current streak in the conference and John Galvin FDU Sr 335 tied for third longest in league history. Fairleigh Dickinson holds the record with 18 straight appearances from 1984-01. Jean Cajou MSM Sr 323 Most Consecutive NEC Tournament Appearances (min. of 10) Ken Horton CCSU Jr 317 FDU 18 1984-01 Shemik Thompson CCSU Sr 300 St. Francis (NY) 15 1991-05 Monmouth 11 1988-98 Shawn Atupem MSM Sr 293 CCSU 12 1999-10 Saint Francis (PA) 10 1989-98 Mehmet Sahan SHU Sr 273 Wagner 10 1990-99 Ricky Cadell SFNY Sr 266 Qualified For NEC Tournament • Last Five Years (2006-10) James Hett MU Sr 258 All 5 Years: Central Connecticut State, Mount St. Mary’s, Quinnipiac, Robert Morris; 4 Years: Long Island, Sacred Heart, Wagner; 3 Years: Fairleigh Clifton Spiller WC Sr 231 Dickinson, Monmouth; 2 Years: St. Francis (NY); 1 Year: Saint Francis (PA) James Johnson QU Jr 213 LIU So 210 Northeast Conference in NCAA Statistics • 2009-10 Kamil Svrdlik FDU Jr 209 Gary Wallace RMU Sr 201 Ind. Category Rank Player School Statistics FG% 29th Justin Rutty QU .542 3PFG 12th Corey Hassan SHU 3.2/game Leading Active NEC Assists 26th Ryan Litke SHU 2.9/game (100+ Assists) Rebounds 8th Justin Rutty QU 10.9 rpg Assists 19th Jaytornah Wisseh LIU 5.7 apg Player Team Cl Assists 30th Mike Scott FDU 5.4 apg James Hett MU Sr 373 Steals 15th Jeremy Goode MSM 2.5 spg Shemik Thompson CCSU Sr 320 21st Akeem Bennett SFNY 2.2 spg James Johnson QU Jr 259 Double-Doubles T-13th Justin Rutty QU 17 Ricky Cadell SFNY Sr 199 Triple-Doubles T-3rd James Feldeine QU 1 Jerrell Thompson SHU Jr 187 Mike Scott FDU Sr 173 Team Category Rank School Statistics Jean Cajou MSM Sr 169 3PFG 10th Sacred Heart 8.7/game Justin Newton SFNY Jr 156 3PFG% 14th Sacred Heart .397 Gary Wallace RMU Sr 139 3PFG% Defense 30th Mount St. Mary’s .306 TJ Czeski WC Sr 126 Rebound Margin 2nd Quinnipiac +8.5 rpg Tyler Murray WC Jr 121 Akeem Bennett SFNY Sr 117 Ind. Game Highs Rank Player School Statistics Robby Ptacek CCSU Jr 105 FG% T-23rd Travis Taylor MU .857 (12-14) vs. Penn (12/12) David Hicks LIU Sr 104 3PFG T-4th Corey Hassan SHU 10 vs. Wagner (1/30) T-10th Corey Hassan SHU 9 vs. Hartford (12/11) T-20th Chris Martin WC 8 vs. Columbia (12/8) NEC Double-Double Leaders (Active) 3PFG% 10th Corey Hassan SHU .833 (10-12) vs. Wagner (1/30) FT% T-1st Sean Baptiste FDU 1.000 (10-10) vs. UTSA (11/24) Player Team Cl No. Jean Cajou MSM 1.000 (10-10) vs. BU (12/22) Justin Rutty QU Sr 30 Devin Sweetney SFPA 1.000 (12-12) vs. LIU (1/30) Kyle Johnson LIU Sr 11 Assists T-8th Mike Scott FDU 13 vs. Sacred Heart (1/2) David Simmons CCSU Sr 7 Blocks T-10th Papa Lo BU 9 vs. LIU (12/3) Ken Horton CCSU Jr 6 Steals T-12th Mike Scott FDU 7 vs. Monmouth (2/6) Akeem Bennett SFNY Sr 5 Team Game Highs Rank School Statistics LIU So 4 3PFG% 15th Saint Francis (PA) .684 (13-19) vs. Notre Dame (11/16) Jamal Olasewere LIU So 4 David Hicks LIU Sr 3

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Stat Leaders Return SFNY’s Backcourt Bonanza A total of five NEC individual offensive statistical leaders from last season return in 2010-11, including Quinnipiac senior center As first year St. Francis (NY) head coach Glenn Braica attempts to return the Justin Rutty, who paced the conference and ranked eighth nationally in rebounding at 10.9 per game. Terrier program to prominence, he has the luxury of fielding the NEC’s high- est scoring backcourt as the senior tandem of Ricky Cadell and Akeem Bennett Category PlayerStats Category Player Stats enter their senior seasons. Cadell, who ranked seventh in the league with Rebounding Justin Rutty, QU 10.9 Blocks Kenny Onyechi, LIU 2.1 15.9 ppg in 2009-10, has scored 1,158 career points and is tied with FT% Karon Abraham, RMU .851 Asst./TO Ratio James Hett, MU 2.34:1 Quinnipiac’s Justin Rutty as the leading active scorer on the circuit. The long 3PFG% Michael Culpo, LIU .463 range marksmen has also drained 157 career shots from outside the arc to rank second among returning players. Cadell was a second team All-NEC Double Down pick in 2008-09, while Bennett earned second team recognition a year ago In 2009-10, the NEC had 36 players combine for 105 double-double performances. In addition, there were 20 instances in which in his first season after arriving from West Oklahoma State College. An out- players recorded at least 20 points and grabbed at least ten rebounds or dished out ten assists. Quinnipiac senior center Justin Rutty standing all-around performer, Bennett was the only player in the NEC to paced the conference with 17 double-double outings on the year. He leads all active NEC players with 30 career double-doubles. finish in the top-10 in scoring (14.5 ppg, ninth), rebounding (6.4 rpg, tenth) LIU senior guard Kyle Johnson is second with 11. Below is a list of the NEC’s top returning double-dipping performers: and assists (4.0 apg, sixth). At year’s end, the duo accounted for 48.5 per- cent of St. Francis (NY)’s point production. Double-Doubles 20-10 Games Double-Doubles 20-10 Games Player School (Career) (Career) (2009-10) (2008-09) LIU’s Frontcourt Of The Future Justin Rutty Quinnipiac 30 11 17 6 Despite the loss of three-time All-NEC guard Jaytornah Wisseh, there is no Kyle Johnson Long Island 11 1 5 1 shortage of optimism at Long Island heading into the 2010-11 campaign. Davis Simmons CCSU 7 0 3 0 Ken Horton CCSU 6 3 Did not play Did not play Head coach Jim Ferry sports one of the league’s top frontcourts following Akeem Bennett SFNY 5 0 5 0 the rapid development of 6’7” forwards Kenny Onyechi and Jamal Olasewere last season. Onyechi, who was named to the NEC All-Rookie team, emerged Top Returning Scoring Duos as a force in the paint and was the league’s premier shot blocker with 2.2 per The NEC will feature just three schools with duos that combined to score at least 25.0 ppg last season. Topping the list is the St., outing. He also snared a team-high 75 offensive boards, leading to numer- Francis (NY) guard combination of Ricky Cadell and Akeem Bennett. Cadell was the league’s seventh leading scorer last season with ous putbacks as part of his 8.1 ppg and 4.7 rpg averages. Olasewere is perhaps 15.9 ppg, while Bennett ranked ninth with 14.5 ppg for a combined 30.4 ppg. the more versatile player of the two, and has already developed a face-up game and mid-range jumper. Olasewere led the Blackbirds with 6.8 rpg, and con- School Player PPG Player PPG Combined PPG tributed 8.6 ppg. He also finished the season strong, averaging 13.5 ppg and St. Francis (NY) Ricky Cadell 15.9 Akeem Bennett 14.5 30.4 12.5 rpg in a pair of double-double efforts in LIU’s two NEC Tournament CCSU Ken Horton (08-09 stats) 16.5 Shemik Thompson 13.0 29.5 games. Should 2008-09 NEC Rookie of the Year Julian Boyd be able to return Quinnipiac Justin Rutty 15.3 James Johnson 12.1 27.4 to the court - he sat out last season with health issues - LIU would have a trio of top frontcourt players from which to build around for the next three years. Returning Firepower A total of five NEC programs will bring back at least 60 percent of their scoring from a year ago. CCSU leads the pack with four starters Horton: CCSU’s All-Around Threat and 84.2 percent of its firepower back in the fold, with St. Francis (NY) (78.0 percent), Long Island (73.9 percent), Bryant (68.1 One of the most talked about players heading into the season, CCSU junior percent) and Wagner (66.2 percent) next in line. forward Ken Horton’s ability to successfully return from a knee injury that sidelined him for the entire 2009-10 campaign could spell the difference in Returning Scoring (Percent) the Blue Devils’ attempt to return to the top of the conference pecking Bryant: 68.1 percent CCSU: 84.2 percent FDU: 58.8 percent order. A springy 6’6” forward, Horton finished his sophomore season in Long Island: 73.9 percent Monmouth: 46.5 percent Mount St. Mary’s: 52.1 percent 2008-09 ranked third in the NEC in scoring (16.5 ppg) and recorded 20 or Quinnipiac: 58.2 percent Robert Morris: 53.0 percent Sacred Heart: 25.0 percent more points a league best 13 times. Not content to just set up down on the St. Francis (NY): 78.0 percent Saint Francis (PA): 51.6 percent Wagner: 66.2 percent or score his points in transition, the second team All-NEC and NABC All-District pick proved he could knock down shots from mid-range and also Quinnipiac, Robert Morris Climb NEC Win Chart drilled a team-high 32 shots from beyond the arc. Horton also shot 50.3 With 23 wins apiece last season, both Quinnipiac and Robert Morris earned a spot on the all-time NEC single-season victory chart. percent from the field and was the seventh-best free throw shooter in the The 23-win year ties for the sixth best record in league history. While it marks the first appearance on the list for the Bobcats, league at 80.2 percent. Defensively, Horton has used his wingspan to his Robert Morris has now posted the second (26 wins in 2007-08), fourth (24 wins in 2008-09) and sixth-best (23 wins last season) win totals over the last three years. CCSU established the conference record for victories with 27 in 2001-02. advantage, racking up 105 blocks over his first two seasons. In his absence last year, head coach Howie Dickenman was able give valuable playing time NEC Single-Season Wins Leaders to 6’5’ Markeys Deans (8.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg) and 6’6” Joe Efese (4.9 ppg, 44 blocks), CCSU 27-5 2001-02 Robert Morris 23-12 2009-10 a pair of newcomers who will take some of the pressure off Horton in 2010-11. Robert Morris 26-8 2007-08 Wagner 23-8 2007-08 CCSU 25-6 1999-00 Fairleigh Dickinson 23-7 1997-98 Red Flash Resurgence Robert Morris 24-11 2008-09 Fairleigh Dickinson 23-7 1987-88 Saint Francis (PA) enjoyed a resurgence last season in the second year under Saint Francis (PA) 24-8 1990-91 Robert Morris 23-8 1982-83 head coach Don Friday. The Red Flash lifted their conference victory total Quinnipiac 23-10 2009-10 from three to nine and earned their first NEC Tournament berth since 2005. While much of their success could be attributed to the leadership and skill Quinnipiac, Robert Morris Joins Pantheon Of NEC Greats set of talented All-NEC forward Devin Sweetney, it was a core of contributing Quinnipiac and Robert Morris both concluded 2009-10 with 15-3 records in NEC play last year, tied for the ninth-best best young players who made the difference in 2009-10. Atop the list of seven single-season record in conference history. The Colonials have posted top-10 marks in this category in each of the last three freshman who suited up for the Red Flash last season was 6’6” forward Will seasons, including a 16-2 record in 2007-08. Felder. With a smooth stroke from three-point range and the ability to score off the dribble, Felder concluded the season second on the Red Flash in Best NEC Regular Season Records scoring with 9.3 ppg. He also led Saint Francis with 26 blocks and ranked CCSU 19-1 (.950) 2001-02 NEC champion UMBC 17-3 (.850) 1998-99 NEC semifinalist second with 5.3 rpg. Classmates Umar Shannon (9.0 ppg) and Anthony Ervin (5.2 Marist 15-1 (.938) 1986-87 NEC champion Quinnipiac 15-3 (.833) 2009-10 NEC runner-up ppg), who combined for 50 three-pointers, along with Chris Johnson, who led Robert Morris 16-2 (.889) 2007-08 NEC semifinalist Robert Morris 15-3 (.833) 2009-10 NEC champion the team with 87 assists, could be mainstays in the backcourt over the next Robert Morris 15-3 (.833) 2008-09 NEC champion CCSU 16-2 (.889) 2007-08 NEC champion three years as the Red Flash attempt to climb the NEC ladder. Mount St. Mary’s 16-2 (.889) 1995-96 NEC semifinalist Wagner 15-3 (.833) 2007-08 NEC semifinalist CCSU 15-3 (.833) 1999-00 NEC champion Long Island 14-2 (.875) 1997-98 NEC runner-up Mike Scott: FDU’s Floor General Robert Morris 12-2 (.857) 1982-83 NEC champion Long Island 15-3 (.833) 1996-97 NEC champion Sometime all it takes is one player to help build the chemistry needed to help turn a program around. First year head coach Greg Vetrone found his CCSU’s Decade Of Dominance centerpiece player last season in junior point guard Mike Scott. The 6”0” Central Connecticut State won three NEC Tournament championships over the last decade, and was also the most dominant Philadelphia native quickly emerged as one of the NEC’s top floor generals. team in the conference in terms of regular season success. Over the last ten years, the Blue Devils have won 115 league games, Playing with uncommon poise and a complete lack of ego, Scott ranked with Robert Morris second with 111 victories. Monmouth (105) and Wagner (100) are the other teams to average 10 wins per season since 2000. Robert Morris registered seven 10-win seasons over the ten-year span, the most in the conference. second in the conference in assists with 5.4 per game, but also was able to take over games down the stretch with his clutch shooting, both from the 10-Year Study: Records In NEC Play field and at the line, where he drained 81.7 percent of his free throw at- CCSU 115-69 .625 RMU 111-73 .603 tempts to finish fifth on the circuit. He was also FDU’s second-leading scorer FDU 90-94 .489 SHU 82-102 .446 (12.6 ppg), hit 41 shots from three-point range and led the Knights with 45 LIU 83-101 .451 SFNY 92-92 .500 steals. The Knights, who had won a combined 10 NEC games the previous MU 105-79 .571 SFPA 67-117 .364 two years, ended the regular season 10-8 in league play and fell just two MSM 83-101 .451 WC 100-84 .543 points shy of advancing to the conference semifinals. 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Future Bright For Bryant After a promising maiden Division I voyage in 2008-09, Bryant took its lumps last season, finishing the year with just one win in its first go-round through the NEC. While the Bulldogs struggled, head coach Tim O’Shea did set the stage for the future by integrating six freshman into the program, four of whom cracked the rotation. The most impressive of the bunch were Vlad Kondratyev, a 6’8” forward, and Raphael Jordan, a 6’1” guard. Kondratyev kept improving as the season progressed and finished with 11.2 ppg in NEC play, the second best mark among league freshman. Long and athletic, Kondratyev ranked sixth in the conference in field goal percentage (.523) and ended the year as the Bulldogs’ top scorer at 8.9 ppg. The cat-quick Jordan ranked second on the squad with 7.2 ppg and finished second on the Bulldogs with 59 assists and 22 steals. Look for Bryant to be buoyed by the return of senior swingman Cecil Gresham from a season-ending injury that robbed O’Shea of his top scorer (14.5 ppg). With the addition of Ohio University transfer Frankie Dobbs in the backcourt and the debut of 7’0” center Alex Herzing - who sat out 2009-10 - Bulldog fans could see a reversal of fortunes this coming year. Bryant is ineligible to qualify for the NEC Tournament until 2012-13, at which time the University officially become the league’s 12th member upon completion of the five-year NCAA Division I reclassification period.

MU’s Frontcourt: The Three W’s With the departure of All-NEC forward Travis Taylor, head coach Dave Calloway will present a new-look frontcourt this season, albeit one with a great deal of potential. Look for Ed Waite, who quickly assumed a starting role as a freshman last season and earned a spot on the All-Rookie team, to fill some of the scoring and rebounding slack. A sturdy 6’5” and 240 lbs., Waite stood out as an impressive physical presence who displayed solid offensive rebounding and finishing skills around the hoop, but also proved he can stroke shots from the outside. Waite finished the year averaging 9.0 ppg and ranked second on the Hawks with 5.2 rpg. Marcus Ware, a 6’7” local product from Vineland, NJ, was redshirted last season, but is expected to add some versatility to the frontcourt. Perhaps the key piece of the puzzle is 7’1” center Phil Wait, who saw action in 11 games as a freshman at St. John’s before going down with a season-ending injury. Veterans Mike Myers Keitt (3.8 ppg), Nick Del Tufo (3.1 ppg) and R.J. Rutledge will also see action in the frontcourt.

QU’s Johnson On Point With the graduation of the Mount’s Jeremy Goode and LIU’s Jaytornah Wisseh, any discussion on the league’s best point guard must include Quinnipiac’s James Johnson, who could be the heir to the throne as he enters his junior season. With a host of weapons surrounding him, Johnson flourished as a floor leader last season, one that ended with a trip to the Postseason NIT following the program’s first NEC regular season title. The six-foot dynamo succeeded as a distributor, ranking seventh in the league with 4.0 apg, as well as a catch-and-shoot threat, drilling a team-best 40 shots from three-point range. His ability to break down defenders led to frequent trips to the line, where he converted 82.9 percent of his opportunities, the third-best mark in the NEC. Johnson, who averaged 12.1 ppg last season, had 17 points and eight assists against the Hokies in the NIT outing.

Cajou, Atupem To Lead New Look Mount This coming season will feature a changing of the guard at Mount St. Mary’s. The Mount faithful will say good-bye to all-time great Jeremy Goode, fellow 1,000-point scorer Kelly Beidler and sharpshooter Will Holland, as well as head coach Milan Brown, who accepted the same position at Holy Cross following a successful run in Emmitsburg that included the 2008 NEC championship and two postseason appearances. First year mentor Robert Burke will look to continue that trend by relying on two veteran fixtures entering their senior campaigns. Jean Cajou, one of the NEC’s top on-the-ball defenders and a former NEC Tournament MVP, will be expected to step up his offensive production with the loss of his backcourt counterparts. The 6’3” guard, who needs 37 points to reach 1,000 for his career, averaged 9.8 ppg and knocked down 38 shots from beyond the arc in 2009-10. Shawn Atupem, a versatile 6’7” forward who can finish on the break and maneuver in the low post, is the Mount’s top returning scorer after contributing 10.7 ppg a year ago. Atupem shot 51.1 percent from the field to rank fourth in the conference. Another weapon at Burke’s disposal is 6’8” sophomore forward Raven Barber, a terrific athlete who came on strong down the stretch and has the potential to be a top big man in the NEC. After a slow start, Barber averaged 6.3 ppg and shot 57.1 percent from the field in league play.

QU’s Rutty, SFNY’s Cadell Top NEC Scoring List The NEC will begin the 2009-10 campaign with three returning players already members of the 1,000-point club, and a host of others set to join the ranks as the season progresses. A total of ten NEC competitors reached the 1,000-point plateau a year ago to raise membership to 165 since the league began sponsoring basketball in 1981. Quinnipiac senior forward Justin Rutty and St. Francis (NY) senior guard Ricky Cadell are the leading active scorers in the league with 1,158 points apiece. Long Island senior guard Kyle Johnson sits third among current players with 1,079 points. There will be a long list of players who crack the 1,000-point milestone this season, the first two of which will likely be Mount St. Mary’s senior guard Jean Cajou (963 points) and CCSU senior guard Shemik Thompson (944). Others on pace to hit 1,000 include CCSU junior forward Ken Horton (829), Long Island senior guard David Hicks (798), Mount St. Mary’s senior forward Shawn Atupem (775), Quinnipiac junior guard James Johnson (703). Monmouth junior guard Will Campbell (595), FDU senior guard Terence Grier (585), St. Francis (NY) junior forward Stefan Perunicic (568), CCSU junior guard Robby Ptacek (566) and Wagner junior guard Chris Martin (534) could also see 1,000 with big seasons.

WC’s Martin Ready For Breakout Year In the first year of the Dan Hurley era at Wagner, the former Seton Hall guard will attempt to mesh a number of talented recruits with a core of returning players who struggled to a five-win season in 2009- 10. The one proven scorer Hurley can turn to is junior guard Chris Martin, who could be headed for a big year. Given the green light from beyond the arc, Martin dropped in 67 three-pointers last season to rank fifth in the NEC and averaged a team-high 12.1 ppg. When hot, the Sicklerville, NJ product can carry the team offensively. He scored 20 or more points on five occasions last season, and sank eight three-pointers as part of a career-high 34-point effort against Columbia. Martin also scored 28 points and hit the game-winning floater with six seconds to play in Wagner’s 74-73 win over Sacred Heart before a packed house at the Spiro Center in a televised game in January.

Underrated? How About CCSU’s Thompson Despite being a former NEC Rookie of the Year, a case can be made for CCSU’s Shemik Thompson as one of the league’s most underrated performers. A true stat-stuffer, Thompson ranked in the NEC top-15 in no less than six categories last season. A point guard with combo guard skills, Thompson averaged 13.0 ppg (13th in NEC) and 3.3 apg (ninth), both team-highs. He also ranked third in the conference with 2.0 spg, finished sixth in free throw percentage (.804), and eighth in both assist-to-turnover ratio (1.13:1) and minutes played (33.5 mpg). Heading into his senior year, Thompson has amassed 320 career assists to rank second among active NEC players and is 56 points shy of hitting the 1,000-point mark. With the return of favorite target Ken Horton to the lineup, Thompson and the Blue Devils could have a promising season ahead of them.

SHU Guard Pipeline: Gibson To Take Center Stage With the loss of its four leading scorers - Corey Hassan, Chauncy Hardy, Ryan Litke and Liam Potter, who combined for over 4,000 career points - Sacred Heart will be forced to take on a new look in 2010- 11. The Pioneers, who led the NEC in scoring in 2008-09 and finished second last season with a gunslinging shooting mentality, do return leading distributor Jerell Thompson, who ranked fourth in the conference with 4.6 apg as a junior. His favorite target could very well be sophomore guard Shane Gibson, who sat out last year after displaying star potential as a freshman in 2008-09. A well-rounded talent who can score in traffic - and in the recent tradition of Sacred Heart guards pull up and shoot with range - Gibson averaged 8.1 ppg, hit 37 three-pointers and shot 42.0 percent from outside the arc for a Pioneers team that reached the NEC semifinals.

What Wins Games? The often repeated axiom that “defense wins games” could not be disputed in the NEC last season. The top three teams in the conference ranked one-two-three in field goal percentage defense. Robert Morris was first (.407), followed by Mount St. Mary’s (.409) and Quinnipiac (.415). When the Colonials and Bobcats teams did meet with the NEC championship at stake, the predictable happened: the two teams combined for just 102 points in the third-lowest scoring title game in league history.

NEC Postseason Success The two league coaches who have NEC championships under their belts are CCSU’s Howie Dickenman and Monmouth’s Dave Calloway. Dickenman’s Blue Devils won the title in 2000, 2002 and 2007. Calloway took the Hawks all the way in 2001, 2004 and 2006. Other league coaches who have been to the NEC title game include Sacred Heart’s Dave Bike (2007 and 2008) and Quinnipiac’s Tom Moore (2010).

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2010 NEC Basketball Tournament Final Standings

Thursday, March 4 Quarterfinals at Higher Seeds School NEC Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral #1 Quinnipiac 84, #8 Monmouth 75 1. Quinnipiac* 15-3 .833 23-10 .697 L2 14-1 8-9 1-0 #2 Robert Morris 71, #7 CCSU 63 #3 Mount St. Mary’s 65, #6 Saint Francis (PA) 50 Robert Morris*^ 15-3 .833 23-12 .657 L1 12-3 10-7 1-12 #4 Long Island 63, #5 Fairleigh Dickinson 61 3. Mount St. Mary's* 12-6 .667 16-15 .516 L1 10-3 6-12 0-0 Sunday, March 7 4. Long Island* 11-7 .611 14-17 .452 L1 10-3 4-13 0-1 Semifinals at Higher Seeds 5. Fairleigh Dickinson* 10-8 .556 11-21 .344 L2 7-7 4-12 0-2 #1 Quinnipiac 83, #4 Long Island 78 #2 Robert Morris 80, #3 Mount St. Mary’s 62 6. Central Connecticut State* 9-9 .500 12-18 .400 L1 8-4 3-13 1-1 Saint Francis (PA)* 9-9 .500 11-19 .367 L3 9-5 2-14 0-0 Wednesday, March 10 NEC Tournament Championship at QU 8. Monmouth* 8-10 .444 12-19 .387 L4 8-6 4-11 0-2 #2 Robert Morris 52, #1 Quinnipiac 50 St. Francis (NY) 8-10 .444 11-18 .379 L1 5-8 6-10 0-0 10. Sacred Heart 7-11 .389 14-15 .483 W1 9-4 4-11 1-0 2010 NCAA Tournament 11. Wagner 3-15 .167 5-26 .161 W1 2-11 2-14 1-1 NCAA South Region 12. Bryant 1-17 .056 1-29 .033 L3 0-11 1-16 0-2 1st Round (Providence, RI) Thursday, March 18 * NEC Tournament participants ^ NEC Tournament champion #2 Villanova 73, #15 Robert Morris 70 (OT)

2010 Postseason NIT NEC All-Conference Award Winners First Round (Blacksburg, VA) Wednesday, March 17 Player of the Year #1 Virginia Tech 81, #8 Quinnipiac 61 Justin Rutty Quinnipiac F 6-7 240 Jr Newburgh, NY/Newburgh Free Academy

2010 NEC All-Tournament Team Rookie of the Year Karon Abraham Robert Morris G 5-9 150 Fr Paterson, NJ/Harp Academy Jaytornah Wisseh LIU 21.5 ppg, 6.0 apg Justin Rutty QU 16.0 ppg, 13.0 rpg James Feldeine QU 15.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg Defensive Player of the Year Dallas Green RMU 10.0 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 78.6 FG% Karon Abraham RMU 17.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 50.0 3PFG% Mezie Nwigwe Robert Morris G 6-4 195 Sr Hyattsville, MD/High Point Tournament Most Valuable Player Karon Abraham RMU 17.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 50.0 3PFG% Most Improved Player 16 pts., 3 steals in title game Liam Potter Sacred Heart C 7-0 255 Sr Lincolnshire, England/Tilton School (NH)

2009-10 Choice Hotels/NEC Players of the Week Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Nov. 16 Corey Hassan, SHU Tom Moore Quinnipiac Nov. 23 Jeremy Goode, MSM Justin Rutty, QU Nov. 30 Jaytornah Wisseh, LIU 2009-10 NEC Men’s Basketball First Team All-Conference Dec. 7 Devin Sweetney, SFPA Dec. 14 Corey Hassan, SHU Travis Taylor, MU Name School Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School Dec. 21 Jaytornah Wisseh, LIU James Feldeine Quinnipiac G 6-4 190 Sr New York, NY/Cardinal Hayes Jan. 4 Liam Potter, SHU Jan. 11 Sean Baptiste, FDU Jeremy Goode Mount St. Mary’s G 5-9 170 Sr Charlotte, NC/Providence Day Jan. 18 James Feldeine, QU Justin Rutty Quinnipiac F 6-7 240 Jr Newburgh, NY/Newburgh Free Academy Travis Taylor, MU Jan. 25 Corey Hassan, SHU Devin Sweetney Saint Francis (PA) F 6-6 195 Sr Washington, D.C./Riverdale Baptist Feb. 1 Devin Sweetney, SFPA Jaytornah Wisseh Long Island G 6-1 180 Sr Brooklyn, NY/Banneker Academy Feb. 8 Sean Baptiste, FDU James Feldeine, QU Feb. 15 Kelly Beidler, MSM 2009-10 NEC Men’s Basketball Second Team All-Conference James Johnson, QU Feb. 22 Jaytornah Wisseh, LIU Name School Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School Mar. 1 Shawn Atupem, MSM Justin Rutty, QU Sean Baptiste Fairleigh Dickinson G 6-3 185 Sr N. Brunswick, NJ/St. Joseph’s of Metuchen Akeem Bennett St. Francis (NY) G 6-3 180 Jr Long Island, NY/W. Hempstead (W. Oklahoma St.) 2009-10 Choice Hotels/NEC Rookies of the Week Corey Hassan Sacred Heart G 6-5 200 Sr Merrimack, NH/Merrimack (Boston U.) Nov. 16 Will Felder, SFPA Rob Robinson Robert Morris F 6-8 215 Sr Waldorf, MD/Oxon Hill (Globe Institute) Nov. 23 Kenny Onyechi, LIU Nov. 30 Ed Waite, MU Travis Taylor Monmouth F 6-8 200 So Union, NJ/Union Dec. 7 Jamal Olasewere, LIU Dec. 14 Karon Abraham, RMU 2009-10 NEC Men’s Basketball All-Rookie Team Dec. 21 Umar Shannon, SFPA Jan. 4 Karon Abraham, RMU Jan. 11 Kenny Onyechi, LIU Name School Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School Jan. 18 Karon Abraham, RMU Karon Abraham Robert Morris G 5-9 150 Fr Paterson, NJ/Harp Academy Jan. 25 Russell Johnson, RMU Will Felder Saint Francis (PA) F 6-6 200 Fr Cleveland, OH/Lutheran East Feb. 1 Velton Jones, RMU Feb. 8 Karon Abraham, RMU Vladyslav Kondratyev Bryant F 6-8 220 Fr Nikolayev, Ukraine/The Rock School Feb. 15 Will Felder, SFPA Kenny Onyechi Long Island F 6-7 225 Fr Sugar Land, TX/Kempner Feb. 22 Will Felder, SFPA Mar. 1 Joe Efese, CCSU Ed Waite Monmouth F 6-5 240 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL/Pine Crest

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Bryant

Alex Francis F 6-6 205 Fr Harlem, NY/Holderness Prep (NH) Matt Lee G 6-2 170 Fr Bloomfield, NJ/Westtown School Averaged 16.0 ppg, 3.0 apg and 2.0 spg as a senior at Westtown. He was a three-time first team All-League pick and was named MVP of both the 2010 PrimeTime Shootout and Westchester Classic.

Corey Maynard G 6-2 175 Fr Adelaide, Australia/Sacred Heart College HS Averaged 18.5 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 5.0 apg last season at Sacred Heart. Maynard is a member of the U20 Australian National Team and was named Australian National Champion- ship Tournament MVP in 2010. He was also a 2010 Nike Basketball Without Borders Camp invitee.

Tim McKinney F 6-5 205 Fr Duxbury, MA/Northfield Mount Hermon Troy Robinson G/F 6-6 190 Fr Rosindale, MA/Brimmer & May Robinson averaged a double-double last season at Brimmer & May with 14.5 ppg and 10.0 rpg. He was tabbed to the New England Prep School All Star Game and was named Honorable Mention All NEPSAC Class B.

Central Connecticut State

Justin Alexander C 6-9 220 Fr San Antonio, TX/Southwest Terrell Allen F 6-6 220 Fr Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry Averaged 16.2 ppg and 12.6 rpg to help Cape Henry reach the VIS Division II championship game. He graduated as the school’s all-time leading rebounder with 1,209 and the second-leading scorer with 1,555 points.

Daquan Brickhouse G 5-8 170 Fr Peekskill, NY/Peekskill De’Angelo Speech G 6-5 185 Fr Oak Park, IL/Lee Academy

Fairleigh Dickinson

Nate Gibbs F 6-6 230 Jr Dallas, TX/DeSoto (Saddleback CC) Gibbs held lead Saddleback CC to the California State Championship in 2009-10. He scored nine points and grabbed four rebounds in the championship game for the Gauchos after averaging 6.5 ppg and 4.2 rpg during the regular season. He graduated from DeSoto High School in Texas, where he was a McDonald All-America nominee.

Ayotunde Oyeniyi F 6-7 240 Fr Nigeria/The Rock School (FL) Marco Porcher G 6-4 185 Fr Spain/Oak Hill Academy (VA)

Tyler Reynolds G 6-4 185 Fr Eugene, OR/Sheldon (Westwind Prep) Reynolds was a first team All-Southwest Conference selection in 2008-09 at Sheldon High School in Eugene, OR. At Sheldon, He averaged 12.8 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.0 apg and 2.0 spg. Reynolds competed in the North/South All-Star games, averaging just over 20.0 ppg in the two contests. This past season, he helped Westwind Prep Academy in Phoenix, AZ finish second at the National Prep School Championships in March.

Mathias Seilund F 6-7 205 Fr Dragoer, Denmark Seilund played for Denmark’s U-20 National Team in Denmark, where he has posted multiple 30-point games.

Briahn Smith G 6-4 195 Jr Detroit, MI/Madison (Miles Community College) Smith earned All-Region IX honors last season at Miles Community College after averaging 19.3 ppg and 5.4 rpg as a sophomore He was selected to the All-Mon/Dak Conference first team and was honored on the Mon/Dak All-Academic Team. He shot 48 percent from the floor and 40 percent from behind the arc. As a freshman at MCC, he averaged 13.0 ppg and 5.3 rpg.

Long Island

Jason Brickman G 5-10 Fr San Antonio, Texas/Clark Brickman averaged over 19.0 ppg and was named Class 5A All-State by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches after leading Clark to a 29-7 record as a senior.

Joel Gierbolini F 6-8 Jr Carolina, Puerto Rico/Lon Morris College Gierbolini played at Lon Morris College in Jacksonville, TX, the past two years. In each of those seasons he led the team in rebounding and blocked shots, and averaged 8.8 ppg, 8.3 rpg and 1.2 bpg in 2009-10. The Carolina, Puerto Rico native attended high school at the Choice Learning Academy in Miami, FL, and as a senior earned Miami Herald 4A-1A First Team honors after averaging 22.0 ppg and 10.0 rpg.

Troy Joseph F 6-5 Fr Ajax, Ontario/Regional Elite Development Acad. Robinson Odoch-Opong G 6-3 Fr Quebec City, Quebec/Sainte-Foy

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Monmouth

Gary Cox G/F 6-6 205 Jr Houston, TX/Nimitz (Panola CC) Jordan Davis G 5-11 180 Fr Tampa, FL/Sickles Davis led Sickles to a 29-3 record last season and a spot in the Florida Class 5A final. The 2009-10 St. Petersburg Times Player of the Year averaged 15.0 ppg, 7.0 apg and 5.9 rpg as a senior.

Daniel James F 6-6 190 Fr Sheffield, England/Salendine Nook (Norton College) Dion Nesmith G 6-0 185 So Union, NJ/Union (Northeastern) Nesmith is a transfer from Northeastern, where he played quarterback on the football team. He was a two-sport star at Union High School and led his team to back-to-back Watchung Conference Championships. On the hardwood, Nesmith lettered in basketball for three seasons, served as team captain for two years, and was named All-County and All-Conference as a guard. As a senior, he averaged 14.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 4.0 apg and was named second-team All-Group IV North 2.

Matt Pritchett G 6-4 200 Jr Norwalk, CT/Bridgeport Central (Eastern Wyoming CC) Jesse Steele G 5-9 175 So Milford, NJ/Oak Hill Academy (Army)

Mount St. Mary’s

Josh Castellanos G 6-1 170 Fr Orlando, FL/Orlando Christian Prep Castellanos was named the Florida 1A Player of the Year after helping lead Orlando Christian Prep to its third consecutive state title this past season. A two-year starter, he averaged 10.0 ppg and 5.0 apg while being named second team All-State by the Florida High School Athletic Association. A member of the Junior Honor Society, Castellanos helped Orlando Christian Prep to a combined 58-6 record over the past two seasons.

Evan Cleveland F 6-6 205 Fr Fort Wayne, IN/Elmhurst Cleveland was named All-Area and second team All-Conference after leading Elmhurst to the Indiana sectional and regional titles before falling in the state semifinals his senior year. He averaged 12.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 3.0 apg as a senior while helping lead Elmhurst to a 22-7 record. He was selected for the Indiana vs. Ohio All-Star game and was named a 3A All-Star.

Julian Norfleet G 6-2 165 Fr Virginia Beach, VA/Landstown Averaged 15.0 ppg, 4.0 apg, 4.0 rpg and 4.0 spg while earning Beach District Player of the Year honors his senior season at Landstown High School. He led his team to a 22-5 record and the Beach District regular season and tournament titles in 2009-10. Norfleet was named second team All-Tidewater by The Virginian-Pilot and All-Eastern Region this past season.

Quinnipiac

Austin Alecxih G 6-6 200 So Columbia, PA/Penn Manor (Oak Hill Academy, UNC Asheville) (will sit out 2010-11) A transfer from UNC-Asheville, where he averaged 1.1 ppg in 2009-10.

Ike Azotam F 6-6 225 Fr Boston, MA/John D. O’Bryant (Marianapolis Prep) Tevin Baskin F 6-6 210 Fr Stamford, CT/Trinity Catholic Lance Brown G 6-3 195 So Teaneck, NJ/Paterson Catholic (Fordham) (will sit out 2010-11) Brown averaged 6.5 ppg and 4.0 rpg while starting 18 games as a freshman at Fordham in 2009-10. A graduate of powerhouse Paterson Catholic, Brown led the Cougars to a 26-5 record, including a perfect 9-0 in the conference, as a senior. In his time playing at Paterson Catholic, he led the Cougars to the championship game of the , Non-Public B tournament and the Passaic County Championship. Brown was named MVP of the 2007 Eddie Griffin Challenge, featuring the top 10 seniors from both New Jersey and Pennsylvania, after scoring 23 points and adding eight rebounds.

Mike Gabriel F 6-8 230 Fr Chicago, IL/Lincoln Park William Harrison G 6-3 175 Jr Bronx, NY/Wadleigh (Western Texas College) Harrison averaged a team-best 13.8 ppg and 5.7 rpg while shooting 44 percent from the floor for Western Texas College last season. He served as Wadleigh team captain and averaged 21.0 ppg and 9.5 rpg as a high school senior. Harrison led Wadleigh to the PSAL quarterfinals in his final season, where he scored 35 points in his final high school game. He was named to the New York Daily News All-City Team as a senior.

Dominique Langston G 6-3 217 Fr Bridgeport, CT/Kolbe Cathedral (St. Thomas More) Garvey Young G 6-5 190 Jr Washington, D.C./Georgetown Prep (Vermont) (will sit out 2010-11) A transfer from Vermont, where he made 29 starts and averaged 8.4 ppg and 4.0 rpg in 2009-10.

Robert Morris

Lawrence Bridges F 6-5 220 Jr Detroit, MI/Henry Ford (Columbus State CC, Central Michigan) Bridges averaged 9.7 ppg and 5.3 rpg in 2009-10 for Columbus State CC while shooting 44.9 percent from the floor in 26 games. He spent his freshman season in 2008-09 with Central Michigan, appearing in 30 games, including one start.

Yann Charles F 6-5 220 Fr Longueuil, Quebec/Champlain St. Albert Averaged 18.2 ppg and 7.1 rpg for Champlain St. Albert in 2009-10. He was named both the Quebec Player of the Year and the FQSE Player of the Year and earned All- Canada honors. Charles appeared in the All-Canada Classic in June at the Air Canada Centre.

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Robert Morris (cont.)

Anthony Myers G 5-11 170 Fr Washington, D.C./Charis Prep Myers played for Charis Prep in Wilson, NC, during the 2009-10 campaign, averaging 11.8 ppg, 5.8 rpg and 5.4 apg. Charis Prep finished with an overall record of 36-6 last season, advancing to the finals of the National Prep School Tournament. He played high school basketball at McKinley Tech in Washington, D.C., earning All-Met honors from the Washington Post while also taking part in the Capital Classic All-Star game. Myers' cousin is former Colonial point guard Derek Coleman (2003-07), who is one of 19 members of the 1,000-point club at Robert Morris.

Elton Roy G 6-2 195 Fr Houston, TX/Yates Roy competed at Yates High School in Houston, TX, which was ranked No. 1 in the country by both Rivals.com and ESPN at times throughout the 2009-10 season. As a senior, he averaged 15.1 ppg, 4.6 rpg and 3.3 apg to help him earn first team All-District accolades. Yates claimed back-to-back Texas 4A state championships in both 2008- 09 and 2009-10.

Deion Turman F/C 6-8 215 Fr Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon Turman helped lead Mt. Lebanon to a Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) Class AAAA title in 2010. He averaged 10.1 ppg and 12.9 rpg for the Blue Devils, who finished with an overall record of 25-3 and were nationally ranked throughout the course of the season.

Sacred Heart

Chris Evans G 6-2 195 Fr Stamford, CT/Stamford (Taft School) A two-sport athlete who also excelled in football, Evans was considered one the top defenders in Connecticut and helped Stamford High School reach the State tournament semifinals last year. He averaged 21.0 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 7.0 apg as a senior. He spent a postgraduate year at the Taft School in Watertown.

Evan Kelley G 6-3 175 Fr Norwalk, CT/Norwalk As a senior at Norwalk, he averaged 25.6 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 4.2 apg and 2.4 spg. He was a Class L first team All-State selection as well as an All-FCIAC first team pick after leading the league in scoring. Kelley, a Connecticut Post Super 15 selection, was also a McDonald's All-American nominee as a senior. He finished his career for Norwalk as a 1,000-point scorer.

Steve Glowiak G 6-2 185 Fr New Britain, CT/New Britain Glowiak spent his first two years of high school at Berlin and then transferred to play for his father Stan at New Britain. He averaged 13.4 ppg as a junior to help the Golden Hurricanes finish 20-4.

Justin Swidowski F 6-9 205 Jr Philadelphia, PA/Holy Cross (Holy Family College) (will sit out 2010-11) Swidowski is a transfer from Holy Family University who will sit out the 2010-11 season. While at Holy Family, he led the team in scoring and rebounding averaging 24.1 ppg and 9.9 rpg in 2009-10. He shot 59.8% from the field and finished the year with 74 blocks and 37 steals on the defensive end. He was a Division II Bulletin All-American honorable mention while also earning NABC Division II All-East District and Daktronics All-East Region second team honors. Swidowski was also tabbed to the All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) first team. As a freshman, Swidowski was the ECAC and CACC Rookie of the Year after leading his team in scoring (16.1 ppg) and rebounding (8.0 rpg).

St. Francis (NY)

Dre Calloway G 6-0 170 Jr Harlem, NY/Lincoln (CO) (Northeastern JC (CO)) Averaged 7.0 ppg, 3.2 apg, 1.0 spg and sported a 3-1 assist-to-turnover ratio at Northeastern JC in Sterling, CO last season. Calloway graduated from Lincoln HS in Denver, CO, but also played in New York City at Rice (NY) in 2004-05 and Our Saviour Lutheran from 2005-07.

Adam Chmielewski G 6-0 175 Fr Montreal, Quebec/Champlain St. Lambert Averaged 16.0 ppg and 8.0 apg as a senior at Champlain St. Lambert in Montreal last season. Helped lead the Cavaliers to the 2010 CCAA Men's National Basketball Champion- ships and scored a team-high 25 points against NAIT in the first game of the tournament. He also scored 19 points and added 10 assists against Sainte Foy in the collegiate provincial title game. Chmielewski shot 35 percent from behind the arc and 80 percent from the line in 2009-10.

Matt Milk F 6-8 220 Fr Wantagh, NY/Upper Room Christian (Fort Lauderdale (FL) Pine Crest) Played three years at Upper Room Christian High School in Dix Hills, NY before finishing up his prep career at Fort Lauderdale (FL) Pine Crest in 2009-2010. Milk, who was a teammate of Kentucky bound Brandon Knight last season, helped lead the Panthers to the Broward County Class 3A championship game and a 24-5 record, averaging 5.3 ppg, 8.3 rpg, and 1.8 bpg. He recorded four double-doubles on the season and grabbed a season-high 17 rebounds with four rejections against rival Fort Lauderdale (FL) Cardinal Gibbons. As a junior in 2008-09 at Upper Room Christian, Milk averaged a double-double with 10.2 ppg and 10.3 rpg.

Ben Mockford G 6-2 180 So Shoreham-by-Sea, England/Oak Hill Academy (VA) (Iona) (will sit out 2010-11) Mockford, who averaged 1.8 ppg for Iona College last season, will sit out the 2010-11 campaign. The England native played for the Apex Academy (Pennsauken, NJ) Red squad in 2008-09 after graduating from Oak Hill Academy (VA) in 2008. Mockford, a lefty, averaged 31.5 ppg and six apg, while shooting nearly 50 percent from behind the arc in his post graduate year with Apex. At Oak Hill, he connected on 35 percent of his three point attempts while playing for a squad that finished 34-4 overall and ranked No. 14 in the final national prep poll. His backcourt partner was NBA standout Brandon Jennings of the Milwaukee Bucks. Mockford has spent three summers with the English national program. In 25 international appearances, he has averaged 15.0 ppg.

Travis Nichols G/F 6-4 190 So Brooklyn, NY/Food & Finance Nichols helped lead Food & Finance High School in Manhattan to the PSAL Class A finals in 2008. That season, Nichols poured in 23.5 ppg and was named to the NY Daily News All-Manhattan Second Team and was also a NY Post All-PSAL honorable mention pick. In 2009-10, he averaged 5.7 ppg and 3.7 rpg at Gulf Coast (FL.) Community College. He shot 45 percent from the floor and 35 percent from behind the arc.

14 Summer Preview Newcomers 2010-11 Men’s Basketball

Saint Francis (PA)

Kyheim Hall G 6-3 210 Fr Tobyhanna, PA/Pocono Mountain East

Scott Eatherton F 6-8 205 Fr Hershey, PA/Hershey Anthony Goode G 6-0 178 Fr Randallstown, MD/Milford Mill Academy Goode helped lead Milford Mill Academy to a 25-3 record on its way to the Maryland 3A state championship in 2009-10. He was named to the All-County team and was a second team All-Metro honoree while averaging 11.0 ppg, 6.0 apg, 5.0 rpg and 3.0 spg as a senior.

Kameron Ritter G 6-3 160 Fr Niskayuna, NY/Christian Brothers Academy Ritter led Christian Brothers Academy to the 2009-10 New York State championship and a 24-2 record. He averaged 16.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 4.0 apg and 3.0 spg as a senior, and tied the three-point field goals per game school record. Ritter also tied the school’s single-game steals record and was the MVP of the New York State Public School Championship Tournament, as well as Player of the Year in Section II. Additionally, he was the Big Ten Player-of-the-Year, a Channel 13 All-Star, and MVP of the Section II Championship Tournament. Ritter was a 2009-10 Scholar-Athlete in the Capital District and was an honor student during his junior and senior years. He also played football and tennis in high school.

Storm Stanley C 6-11 245 Fr Lambertville, MI/St. Francis de Sales Jon Taylor F 6-6 197 Jr Bowie, MD/Montgomery College-Germantown Taylor is coming off a year in which he helped lead Montgomery College-Germantown to a 21-9 record and the program’s first appearance in the Maryland JUCO championship game since 1993. He was named a second team NJCAA Division III All-American, first team All-Maryland JUCO and first team All-Region XX, while also picking up honors on the All-Maryland JUCO Tournament Team and the All-Region XX Tournament Team. During his 2009-10 season, Taylor averaged 17.1 ppg and 10.7 rpg.

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Josh Daniell F 6-8 205 Fr Old Bridge, NJ/St. Patrick’s As a senior for national powerhouse St. Patrick's High School in Elizabeth, NJ, he helped lead his team to a 24-3 record and the Union County Tournament Championship. He averaged 4.6 ppg and 4.0 rpg. As a junior, he was a reserve on the 30-3 NJSIAA Tournament of Champions state championship team, which was ranked No. 4 in the country by USA Today.

Naofall Folahan C 6-11 215 Fr Benin Republic, West Africa/Wilraham & Monson Academy (MA) The West African native has been in the United States for two years and has only been playing basketball for five years. He spent the past year at the Wilbraham and Monson Academy in Wilbraham, MA where he helped lead his team to an 18-9 record and to the final of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Class B Division. For the season, he averaged 8.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 4.0 bpg. He spent the previous year at Fitchburg (MA) Notre Dame Prep.

Orlando Parker F 6-8 195 Fr Orlando, FL/Orlando Christian Prep Averaged 12.0 ppg, 10.0 rpg and 4.0 bpg last season at Orlando Christian Prep, which finished 28-4 on the year. He was a member of two Class 1A boys basketball state championship teams. Parker earned honorable mention All-Central Florida honors by the Orlando Sentinel. In a high school career that spanned from 2008-2010, Parker helped lead his teams to a combined 88-8 record and three state championships. A fine student, Parker was also the Vice President of the Student Council.

Evan Pierce G 6-3 180 Fr Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon As a senior at Mt. Lebanon, he was a McDonald All-American nominee and MVP of the Junior Orange Bowl Tournament in Miami, FL and the Prime Time Shootout at Villanova University. His team was ranked 17th nationally by USA Today with a record of 26-2. Pierce, who averaged 17.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 3.0 apg, finished his career with 1,200 career points. He was selected to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fab 5, Pittsburgh Tribune Review Terrific 10, the Almanac Elite 11 Second-Team All-State for Class 4A and was the Pittsburgh Post Gazette Class 4A Player of the Year.

Latif Rivers G 6-1 185 Fr Elizabeth, NJ/Avon Farms A standout at Elizabeth High School in New Jersey, Rivers spent a year at Avon Farms Prep School in Connecticut in 2009-10 where he averaged 21.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 4.0 apg. As a senior at Elizabeth, he was named All-State, All-Watchung Conference and First-Team All Union County. He was selected to the North-South New Jersey All-Star game and was MVP of the Holiday Jubilee.

15 Northeast Conference Men’s Composite Schedule* Summer Preview

Friday, November 12 Monday, November 22 Monday, December 6 BRYANT at World Vision Basketball Classic CCSU at Penn State TBA SACRED HEART at Lafayette 7:00 pm BRYANT vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Niagara TBA Norfolk State at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm Tuesday, December 7 ST. FRANCIS (NY) at Boston College 7:00 pm Tuesday, November 23 Yale at BRYANT TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at American 7:30 pm LONG ISLAND at Fordham TBA CCSU at Dayton 2:30 pm Lafayette at WAGNER 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at Dartmouth 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Penn State TBA ROBERT MORRIS at Pittsburgh TBA Lehigh at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Saturday, November 13 New Hampshire at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at West Virginia TBA BRYANT at World Vision Basketball Classic Colgate at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm BRYANT vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA Wednesday, November 24 WAGNER at Columbia 7:00 pm CCSU at Connecticut 6 Classic at Mohegan Sun Arena Harvard at BRYANT TBA CCSU vs. Hartford 9:30 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at Brown 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 8 MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Dayton TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Hartford 7:00 pm FDU at Connecticut TBA QU at Connecticut 6 Classic at Mohegan Sun Arena Iona at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC vs. Yale 8:00 pm Friday, November 26 Princeton at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Saint Peter’s at ROBERT MORRIS 4:00 pm WAGNER at Hofstra TBA Hartford at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm SHU at Connecticut 6 Classic at Mohegan Sun Arena SACRED HEART vs. Fairfield TBA Saturday, November 27 Friday, December 10 MONMOUTH at CCSU 2:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at Canisius 7:00 pm Sunday, November 14 FDU at North Carolina State TBA BRYANT at World Vision Basketball Classic LONG ISLAND at Saint Peter’s TBA Saturday, December 11 BRYANT vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA Florida A&M at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA BRYANT at Columbia TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Youngstown State 7:05 pm CCSU at Albany TBA Monday, November 15 FDU at Iona TBA CCSU at Army TBA Sunday, November 28 Lafayette at LONG ISLAND 2:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Cincinnati TBA BRYANT at Lehigh TBA Hartford at MONMOUTH 4:00 pm SACRED HEART at Fordham TBA MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Loyola (MD) TBA ST. FRANCIS (NY) at South Florida 7:00 pm Monday, November 29 Rhode Island at QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm Colgate at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm CCSU at Providence 7:00 pm Youngstown State at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm WAGNER at Lehigh 7:00 pm FDU at Longwood TBA SACRED HEART at Stony Brook TBA MONMOUTH at Davidson TBA WAGNER at Saint Peter’s 7:00 pm Tuesday, November 16 Navy at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm LONG ISLAND at Texas State 7:00 pm Maine at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Monday, December 13 Stony Brook at MONMOUTH (ESPN Hoops Marathon) 6:00 am ROBERT MORRIS at Cleveland State TBA LONG ISLAND at Northwestern 7:00 pm Hartford at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm WAGNER at Bucknell 7:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Lehigh TBA ROBERT MORRIS at Kent State (ESPN Hoops Marathon) 8:00 am Wednesday, December 1 Tuesday, December 14 Wednesday, November 17 Massachusetts at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm FDU at Rutgers TBA SACRED HEART at Massachusetts TBA WAGNER at St. John’s 7:00 pm Dartmouth at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Lafayette 7:00 pm Thursday, December 2 Wednesday, December 15 Thursday, November 18 BRYANT at FDU TBA MONMOUTH at Rider 7:00 pm Stony Brook at FDU 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at LONG ISLAND TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Ohio 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at SACRED HEART TBA Friday, November 19 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Friday, December 17 Lehigh at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Princeton at WAGNER 7:00 pm Duquesne at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Friday, December 3 MONMOUTH at Basketball Travelers Invitational Saturday, December 18 Saturday, November 20 MONMOUTH at Idaho TBA FDU at Saint Peter’s TBA Army at BRYANT TBA Rutgers at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm CCSU at UMBC 7:00 pm Saturday, December 4 MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Albany TBA Albany at FDU 7:00 pm CCSU at FDU TBA ROBERT MORRIS at Appalachian State TBA LONG ISLAND at Manhattan TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at LONG ISLAND TBA Drexel at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 1:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Savannah State TBA MONMOUTH at Basketball Travelers Invitational Vermont at QUINNIPIAC 1:00 pm MONMOUTH vs. North Dakota TBA Sunday, December 19 SACRED HEART at Brown 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at QUINNIPIAC 2:00 pm BRYANT at Boston College TBA Bucknell at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Niagara at CCSU TBA WAGNER at SACRED HEART TBA Army at LONG ISLAND 4:00 pm Sunday, November 21 SACRED HEART at Yale 2:00 pm Howard at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 2:00 pm Sunday, December 5 WAGNER at Stony Brook 2:00 pm MONMOUTH at Basketball Travelers Invitational Monday, December 20 MONMOUTH vs. Eastern Michigan TBA American at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm SFNY at MSG Holiday Festival ST. FRANCIS (NY) at St. John’s TBA

16 Summer Preview Men’s Composite Schedule* 2010-11 Men’s Basketball

Tuesday, December 21 Thursday, January 13 Saturday, February 5 SACRED HEART at Providence TBA BRYANT at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm BRYANT at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm SFNY at MSG Holiday Festival CCSU at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm CCSU at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) vs. Davidson/Northwestern TBA FDU at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm FDU at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm WAGNER at Texas A&M 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at LONG ISLAND TBA QUINNIPIAC at LONG ISLAND 3:00 pm MONMOUTH at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm MONMOUTH at WAGNER 7:00 pm SACRED HEART at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Wednesday, December 22 WAGNER at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm New Hampshire at CCSU 7:00 pm NEC Rivalry Week Villanova at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Saturday, January 15 QUINNIPIAC at Niagara 7:00 pm BRYANT at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm Wednesday, February 9 ROBERT MORRIS at Arizona TBA CCSU at QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm BRYANT at CCSU 7:00 pm FDU at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm FDU at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm Thursday, December 23 WAGNER at LONG ISLAND TBA ST. FRANCIS (NY) at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm BRYANT at Michigan 7:00 pm MONMOUTH at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm WAGNER at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Northwestern TBA MOUNT ST. MARY’S at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm SACRED HEART at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at Cincinnati TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Monday, January 17 Saturday, February 12 Tuesday, December 28 Houston Baptist at FDU 7:00 pm CCSU at BRYANT TBA Oberlin at BRYANT TBA QUINNIPIAC at Brown 7:00 pm MONMOUTH at FDU TBA LONG ISLAND at NJIT TBA LONG ISLAND at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Thursday, January 20 MOUNT ST. MARY’S at WAGNER 7:00 pm Wednesday, December 29 FDU at BRYANT TBA QUINNIPIAC at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm Brown at CCSU 7:00 pm CCSU at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm ROBERT MORRIS at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA MONMOUTH at Harvard TBA LONG ISLAND at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Vermont TBA SACRED HEART at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm Thursday, February 17 QUINNIPIAC at Boston University 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at WAGNER 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at BRYANT 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm SACRED HEART at CCSU 7:00 pm Thursday, December 30 ROBERT MORRIS at FDU TBA LONG ISLAND at Navy TBA Saturday, January 22 LONG ISLAND at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at Morgan State TBA MONMOUTH at BRYANT 4:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm NJIT at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm FDU at CCSU TBA ST. FRANCIS (NY) at WAGNER 7:00 pm Albany at WAGNER 7:00 pm LONG ISLAND at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm

QUINNIPIAC at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm Saturday, February 19 Friday, December 31 ST. FRANCIS (NY) at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm SACRED HEART at BRYANT 4:00 pm BRYANT at Brown TBA SACRED HEART at WAGNER 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at CCSU 3:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at FDU TBA Sunday, January 2 Thursday, January 27 LONG ISLAND at WAGNER 7:00 pm Lafayette at FDU 7:00 pm WAGNER at BRYANT 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at Virginia Tech TBA MOUNT ST. MARY’S at CCSU 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at Ohio TBA LONG ISLAND at FDU TBA Holy Cross at SACRED HEART TBA ST. FRANCIS (NY) at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm Thursday, February 24 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at North Carolina TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm BRYANT at LONG ISLAND TBA CCSU at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm FDU at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Monday, January 3 MONMOUTH at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm BRYANT at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Saturday, January 29 MOUNT ST. MARY’S at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Massachusetts at CCSU 7:00 pm MOUNT ST. MARY’S at BRYANT TBA WAGNER at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm WAGNER at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm WAGNER at CCSU TBA ST. FRANCIS (NY) at Hartford 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at FDU 4:00 pm Saturday, February 26 LONG ISLAND at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm BRYANT at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Thursday, January 6 ROBERT MORRIS at QUINNIPIAC 2:00 pm CCSU at LONG ISLAND TBA LONG ISLAND at BRYANT TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm FDU at QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at CCSU 7:00 pm MONMOUTH at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm SACRED HEART at FDU TBA Monday, February 1 MOUNT ST. MARY’S at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm NJIT at FDU 7:00 pm WAGNER at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm

ROBERT MORRIS at WAGNER 7:00 pm Thursday, February 3 Thursday, March 3 BRYANT at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm NEC Tournament Quarterfinals at Higher Seeds TBA Saturday, January 8 CCSU at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm ST. FRANCIS (NY) at BRYANT 4:00 pm FDU at WAGNER 7:00 pm Sunday, March 6 NEC Tournament Semifinals at Higher Seeds TBA LONG ISLAND at CCSU TBA SACRED HEART at LONG ISLAND TBA QUINNIPIAC at FDU 7:00 pm MONMOUTH at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm Wednesday, March 9 SACRED HEART at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm QUINNIPIAC at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm NEC Championship at Higher Seed 7:00 pm ROBERT MORRIS at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA SAINT FRANCIS (PA) at WAGNER 7:00 pm * All times local. Schedule is tentative! Dates & times will change due to television considerations.

17 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Summer Preview 2009-10: 1-29 Overall, 1-17 NEC

2010-11 Schedule Bryant Quick Facts

at World Vision Basketball Classic Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 12 vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA Location: Smithfield, RI Asst. SID: Allison Weinberger 2009-10 Record: 1-29 N 13 vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA Founded: 1863 SID Phone: (401) 232-6558 NEC Record/Finish: 1-17/12th N 14 vs. Cleveland State/Iona/Kent State TBA SID Fax Line: (401) 232-6076 N 20 Army TBA Enrollment: 3,347 NEC Tournament Finish: SID E-mail: [email protected] N 24 Harvard TBA Nickname: Bulldogs Ineligible Press Row Phone: (401) 232-6829 N 28 at Lehigh TBA Colors: Black, Gold & White Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 2 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA Home Court/Capacity: BU Website: Letterman Returning/Lost: 8/4 www.bryantbulldogs.com D 7 Yale TBA Chace Athletic Center/2,600 D 11 at Columbia TBA Coaching Staff D 19 at Boston College TBA Personnel D 23 at Michigan 7:00 pm Head Coach: Tim O’Shea President: Hon. Ronald K. Machtley D 28 Oberlin TBA Alma Mater/Year: Boston College/1984 Faculty Representative: D 31 at Brown TBA Record at BU/Years: 9-50/2 J 3 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm David Ketcham Overall Record/Years: 129-145/9 J 6 LONG ISLAND TBA Athletic Director: Bill Smith Assistant Coaches: J 8 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm SWA: Beth Wandyes Dwayne Pina, Kevin Kurbec, Mike Kelly J 13 at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (401) 232-6077 J 15 at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm J 20 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA J 22 MONMOUTH 4:00 pm J 27 WAGNER 7:00 pm J 29 MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 3 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Bryant Roster F 5 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm F 9 at CCSU 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 12 CCSU TBA 1 Papa Lo C 6-9 215 Jr Thies, Senegal/Winchendon (MA) (UMass) F 17 QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm 3 Mike Chroney* F 6-2 190 Jr Nashua, NH/Nashua South F 19 SACRED HEART 4:00 pm 4 Daniel Calandrillo G 6-2 190 So Leonardo, NJ/Red Bank Catholic 5 Frankie Dobbs G 6-3 185 So Berea, OH/St. Edward (Ohio U.) (sat out 2009-10) F 24 at LONG ISLAND TBA 10 Raphael Jordan G 6-1 180 So Bel Air, MD/John Carroll School F 26 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm 14 Erick Smith G 6-3 185 So Bel Air, MD/John Carroll School 15 Vladyslav Kondratyev F/C 6-8 225 So Nikolayev, Ukraine/The Rock School Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 22 Barry Latham* F 6-4 185 Sr Taunton, MA/Marianapolis Prep (CT) 32 Claybrin McMath F 6-8 200 So Adelaide, Australia/Aus. Inst. of Sport 33 Cecil Gresham* G/F 6-5 205 Sr Bloomfield, CT/Maine Central Institute 2009-10 Results 54 Alex Herzing C 7-0 265 Fr Lynchburg, VA/The Hill School (PA) Newcomers at Providence Tournament 2 Troy Robinson G/F 6-6 190 Fr Rosindale, MA/Brimmer & May N 13 at Providence L 53-96 11 Matt Lee G 6-2 170 Fr Bloomfield, NJ/Westtown School N 14 vs. Mercer L 56-80 12 Corey Maynard G 6-2 175 Fr Adelaide, Australia/Sacred Heart College HS N 15 vs. Bucknell L 56-59 20 Tim McKinney F 6-5 205 Fr Duxbury, MA/Northfield Mount Hermon N 20 at Harvard L 55-71 23 Alex Francis F 6-6 205 Fr Harlem, NY/Holderness Prep (NH) N 25 Brown L 68-70 N 30 at Army L 58-64 Key Losses D 3 at LONG ISLAND L 46-62 11 Chris Birrell# G 6-2 185 D 5 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 48-54 23 Nick Pontes F/C 6-6 240 44 Adam Parzych# G 6-3 205 D 9 at Yale L 54-69 D 12 Columbia L 57-69 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 20 at Boston College L 46-72 D 23 at St. John’s L 44-80 D 28 at Indiana L 42-90 Bryant Leading Active... J 2 at Cornell L 49-75 J 7 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 50-66 J 9 at MONMOUTH L 62-67 Scorers Assists J 14 SACRED HEART L 60-72 Cecil Gresham 970 2006-10 Barry Latham 122 2007-10 J 16 QUINNIPIAC L 66-80 Barry Latham 472 2007-10 Cecil Gresham 88 2006-10 J 21 at QUINNIPIAC L 59-84 Vlad Kondratyev 259 2009-10 Raphael Jordan 59 2009-10 J 23 atSACRED HEART L 60-84 Raphael Jordan 217 2009-10 Michael Chroney 36 2008-10 J 28 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 55-67 J 30 MONMOUTH L 46-50 Michael Chroney 110 2008-10 Claybrin McMath 16 2009-10 F 4 CCSU L 34-60 F 6 at CCSU L 48-61 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 11 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 34-60 Cecil Gresham 380 2006-10 Cecil Gresham 149 2006-10 F 13 ROBERT MORRIS L 42-52 Barry Latham 326 2007-10 Barry Latham 23 2007-10 F 18 at WAGNER W 53-51 Michael Chroney 113 2008-10 Raphael Jordan 17 2009-10 F 20 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 45-74 Vlad Kondratyev 89 2009-10 Claybrin McMath 7 2009-10 F 25 ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 60-69 (OT) F 27 LONG ISLAND L 54-71 Papa Lo 88 2009-10 Erick Smith 7 2009-10

NEC Games in CAPS

18 Bryant Bulldogs 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 8/12 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook In building a program from the ground up, there are bound to be peaks and valleys. In the second year of a five-year transition to Division I, Bryant saw its leading scorer go down for the season last December, a crushing blow to a unit dominated by underclassmen. Hard as it is to imagine following a one-win campaign, but the Bulldogs may have set the stage for a dramatic turnaround in 2010-11. Now in his third year at the helm of the fledging Bryant program, Tim O’Shea not only returns a healthy Cecil Gresham at small forward, but also a pair of battle-tested sophomores in Vlad Kondratyev and Raphael Jordan, both of whom made an immediate impact in their first year of collegiate ball, as well as a highly anticipated recruiting class. Despite the optimism, the Bulldogs still remain one of the NEC’s youngest squads with just four upperclassmen on the roster.

Frontcourt The Bulldogs will not lack in size up front with no less than four players who measure at least 6’8”, but the most welcome piece of news is the return of one of the smaller members of the frontcourt, senior wing Cecil Gresham. The 6’5” Bloomfield, CT native played through nagging injuries in the early part of the 2009-10 season and was leading the Bulldogs with 14.5 ppg when he went down for good with in December. Gresham, who is just 30 points shy of 1,000 for his career, is a solid outside shooter with three-point range, but can also attack the rim and score in traffic. Last season’s biggest revelation was the play of Kondratyev, who kept on getting better as the season progressed. A 6’8” interior player with good athletic ability, Kondratyev jump-started his season with a trio of double-digit performances against St. John’s (10 points), Indiana (15 points) and Cornell (16 points) over the holidays and went on to average 11.2 ppg on 52.3 percent shooting against league competition. On the year, he contributed 8.9 ppg and 3.1 rpg en-route to NEC All-Rookie honors. Versatile veteran Barry Latham started 25 games a year ago and is one of just two seniors on the roster. He chipped in with 5.3 ppg, 3.5 rpg and dished for 42 assists. Junior Papa Lo, a 6’9” center, was a part-time starter who brought “instant defense” to the lineup. Lo blocked 54 shots and ranked fourth in the NEC in rejections with 1.9 per game despite playing just under 14 minutes per contest.

Backcourt Bryant will sport a new look backcourt in 2010-11 with the addition of 6’3” Ohio University transfer Frankie Dobbs, along with a pair of newcomers added in the offseason. Dobbs, who saw action in 32 games as a freshman for the Bobcats and dished for 49 assists in a limited role off the bench, could take over at the point for O’Shea. Raphael Jordan came on strong down the stretch of his freshman season, averaging 12.0 points over the last seven games, including a 20-point, 11-rebound effort against St. Francis (NY) in the Bulldogs’ penultimate contest. The 6’1” Jordan proved to be a solid defender, and with 17 shots from downtown, and able perimeter scorer. Erick Smith, an athletic 6’3” off-guard, also earned a spot in the rotation as a freshman, averaging 3.1 ppg.

Newcomers Needing backcourt depth, O’Shea signed a pair of guards in the early signing period. Matthew Lee, a 6’2” shooting guard out of West Chester, PA, will give the Bulldogs another outside scoring option, while 6’2” Australian product Corey Maynard is a combo guard who was a former teammate of McMath and has played on the South Australian U-20 National Team, as well as the U-18 South Australian Metro Nationals Team. Troy Robinson, a 6’6” wing forward out of Boston, is a top-flight athlete and leaper who averaged a double-double last season at Brimmer & May School. Alex Francis is another superb athlete who runs the floor well and will add depth to the frontcourt. The 6’6” forward decided to remain in New England after competing scholastically at the Holderness School in New Hampshire. Tim McKinney, a 6’5” swingman, played high school ball in Boston before prepping for a year at Northfield Mount Hermon.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 GRESHAM, Cecil 8 8 254 31.8 41 112 .366 23 62 .371 11 15 .733 8 23 31 3.9 17 0 7 13 3 6 116 14.5 1 5 KONDRATYEV, Vladyslav 2 9 1 5 6 2 3 21.5 103 207 .498 8 34 .235 45 64 .703 34 55 89 3.1 91 3 10 57 22 4 259 8.9 10 JORDAN, Raphael 30 5 748 24.9 73 217 .336 17 53 .321 54 76 .711 28 53 81 2.7 50 2 59 71 1 26 217 7.2 44 PARZYCH, Adam 30 24 730 24.3 51 170 .300 33 117 .282 54 61 .885 12 66 78 2.6 49 0 55 47 0 14 189 6.3 11 BIRRELL, Chris 30 30 815 27.2 59 189 .312 44 147 .299 8 10 .800 13 65 78 2.6 64 1 66 53 2 49 170 5.7 22 LATHAM, Barry 30 25 803 26.8 60 165 .364 11 32 .344 28 54 .519 31 74 105 3.5 65 1 42 58 11 21 159 5.3 23 PONTES, Nick 22 7 246 11.2 44 99 .444 0 0 .000 16 27 .593 15 27 42 1.9 44 0 10 34 7 6 104 4.7 03 CHRONEY, Michael 28 17 594 21.2 40 96 .417 6 23 .261 22 38 .579 22 85 107 3.8 83 3 35 56 8 17 108 3.9 32 MCMATH, Claybrin 22 6 300 13.6 35 90 .389 7 37 .189 7 15 .467 10 33 43 2.0 47 2 16 26 0 6 84 3.8 14 SMITH, Erick 17 0 212 12.5 19 57 .333 7 21 .333 8 13 .615 5 16 21 1.2 17 0 2 18 2 9 53 3.1 01 LO, Papa 29 11 398 13.7 23 54 .426 0 0 .000 3 9 .333 28 60 88 3.0 47 1 12 18 54 10 49 1.7 55 LECLERC, Sam 17 0 197 11.6 5 31 .161 2 22 .091 12 16 .750 1 21 22 1.3 21 0 10 15 0 7 24 1.4 0 4 CALANDRILLO, Daniel 1 5 0 4 5 3.0 6 1 0 .600 1 5 .200 2 2 1.000 3 1 4 0.3 502001151.0 24 SMITH, Don 5 1 10 2.0 2 2 1.000 0 0 .000 0 4 .000 1 1 2 0.4 20040140.8 20 THOMAS, Anthony 14 1 31 2.2 2 7 .286 0 2 .000 1 2 .500 0 1 1 0.1 30150150.4 12 ABENDROTH, Brent 9 0 11 1.2 0 4 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 00020000.0 TM TEAM...... 32 70 102 3.4 0 12 Total...... 30 563 1510 .373 159 557 .285 271 406 .667 243 652 895 29.8 605 13 327 489 110 178 1556 51.9 Opponents...... 30 714 1605 .445 201 546 .368 456 691 .660 366 788 1154 38.5 448 - 414 372 109 248 2085 69.5 2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 GRESHAM, Cecil 1 1 40 40.0 6 18 .333 6 16 .375 1 2 .500 2 5 7 7.0 3032011919.0 1 5 KONDRATYEV, Vladyslav 1 8 1 2 4 3 6 24.2 79 151 .523 6 27 .222 37 52 .712 24 37 61 3.4 66 3 7 40 14 4 201 11.2 44 PARZYCH, Adam 18 15 474 26.3 36 118 .305 25 83 .301 36 41 .878 5 39 44 2.4 34 0 34 31 0 11 133 7.4 10 JORDAN, Raphael 18 2 443 24.6 43 130 .331 10 32 .313 35 50 .700 18 36 54 3.0 34 2 28 42 1 18 131 7.3 11 BIRRELL, Chris 18 18 565 31.4 40 137 .292 30 108 .278 4 6 .667 12 49 61 3.4 43 1 44 28 2 36 114 6.3 22 LATHAM, Barry 18 16 492 27.3 38 103 .369 6 23 .261 21 37 .568 21 39 60 3.3 38 0 25 37 7 13 103 5.7 23 PONTES, Nick 10 4 97 9.7 19 33 .576 0 0 .000 4 10 .400 3 8 11 1.1 20 0 5 10 2 3 42 4.2 32 MCMATH, Claybrin 15 5 160 10.7 19 48 .396 5 21 .238 3 9 .333 6 18 24 1.6 24 0 8 17 0 2 46 3.1 03 CHRONEY, Michael 17 12 369 21.7 18 50 .360 5 17 .294 7 13 .538 10 45 55 3.2 54 2 24 30 6 10 48 2.8 14 SMITH, Erick 11 0 101 9.2 7 25 .280 2 12 .167 4 8 .500 3 9 12 1.1 700914201.8 55 LECLERC, Sam 10 0 153 15.3 4 22 .182 2 17 .118 8 12 .667 1 16 17 1.7 14 05903181.8 01 LO, Papa 17 3 227 13.4 14 35 .400 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 14 36 50 2.9 23 058346301.8 04 CALANDRILLO, Daniel 11 0 35 3.2 5 9 .556 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 0 2 0.2 401001111.0 24 SMITH, Don 5 1 10 2.0 2 2 1.000 0 0 .000 0 4 .000 1 1 2 0.4 20040140.8 20 THOMAS, Anthony 9 1 19 2.1 1 4 .250 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 30040120.2 12 ABENDROTH, Brent 5 0 4 0.8 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 00020000.0 TM TEAM...... 19 44 63 3.5 0 6 Total...... 18 331 885 .374 98 363 .270 162 249 .651 141 382 523 29.1 369 8 189 279 67 114 922 51.2 Opponents...... 18 397 904 .439 110 303 .363 280 423 .662 199 468 667 37.1 275 - 222 227 45 143 1184 65.8

19 2010-11 NEC Basketball Central Connecticut State Blue Devils

Summer Preview 2009-10: 12-18 Overall, 9-9 NEC

2010-11 Schedule CCSU Quick Facts

Connecticut 6 Classic at Moehegan Sun Arena Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 13 vs. Hartford 9:30 pm Location: New Britain, CT SID: Tom Pincince 2009-10 Record: 12-18 N 15 at Army TBA N 20 at UMBC 7:00 pm Founded: 1849 SID Phone: (860) 832-3089 NEC Record/Finish: 9-9/Tie-6th N 22 at Penn State TBA Enrollment: 12,461 SID Fax Line: (860) 832-3084 NEC Tournament Finish: N 27 MONMOUTH 2:00 pm Nickname: Blue Devils SID E-mail: [email protected] Lost to RMU in quarterfinals N 29 at Providence 7:00 pm Colors: Blue & White Press Row Phone: (860) 832-3099 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 D 4 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA Home Court/Capacity: Hotline: (860) 832-BLUE Letterman Returning/Lost: 9/2 D 7 at Dayton 2:30 pm CCSU Website: D 11 at Albany TBA William H. Detrick Gymasium/2,654 www.ccsubluedevils.com D 19 Niagara TBA D 22 New Hampshire 7:00 pm Personnel D 29 Brown 7:00 pm Coaching Staff President: Dr. John W. Miller J 3 Massachusetts 7:00 pm Head Coach: Howie Dickenman Faculty Representative: J 6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Alma Mater/Year: CCSU/1970 J 8 LONG ISLAND TBA Dr. Paul Resetarits Record at CCSU/Years: 217-196/14 J 13 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Athletic Director: Paul Schlickmann Overall Record/Years: 217-196/14 J 15 at QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm SWA: Amy Strickland J 20 at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm Assistant Coaches: J 22 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA Sean Ryan, Kevin Papacs, Jamaal Wagner J 27 MOUNT ST. MARY'S 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (860) 832-3093 J 29 WAGNER TBA F 3 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm F 5 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm F 9 BRYANT 7:00 pm F 12 at BRYANT TBA CCSU Roster F 17 SACRED HEART 7:00 pm F 19 QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm 0 Markeys Deans F 6-5 225 Sr West Hempstead, NY/St. Dominic’s (Howard (TX) JC) F 26 at LONG ISLAND TBA NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 3 Vince Rosario G 5-10 160 Jr Perth Amboy, NJ/Cardinal McCarrick (Stonehill) M 3 Quarterfinals 11 Shemik Thompson* G 6-0 190 Sr Milton, DE/Cape Henlopen M 6 Semifinals 21 Joseph Efese F 6-6 215 So Teaneck, NJ/St. Joseph Regional M 9 Championship 22 Devan Bailey* G 6-2 190 So Helsby, England/Brewster Academy (NH) 23 David Simmons* F 6-5 215 Sr Syracuse, NY/Henninger Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 24 Robbie Ptacek* G 6-3 200 Jr Bayport, NY/Blue Point 25 Chris Baskerville F 6-5 220 Jr Hartford, CT/Bulkeley 2009-10 Results 30 Ken Horton F 6-6 195 Jr Ossining, NY/Ossining

Connecticut 6 Classic at Harbor Yard Newcomers N 13 at Fairfield L 58-67 10 Daquan Brickhouse G 5-8 170 Fr Peekskill, NY/Peekskill N 16 at Savannah State L 45-53 20 De’Angelo Speech G 6-5 185 Fr Oak Park, IL/Lee Academy CollegeInsider.com Skip Prosser Tournament at Citadel 33 Terrell Allen F 6-6 220 Fr Virginia Beach, VA/Cape Henry N 28 vs. Savannah State W 51-44 41 Justin Alexander C 6-9 220 Fr San Antonio, TX/Southwest N 29 at Citadel L 53-67 D 3 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 63-50 D 5 at LONG ISLAND L 65-69 Key Losses D 9 at New Hampshire L 55-67 32 Joe Seymore# G 6-2 195 D 12 Albany W 70-68 (OT) D 22 at Northwestern L 54-74 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 30 UMBC W 89-86 (2 OT) J 2 vs. Holy Cross (at Mohegan Sun) L 53-70 J 4 at Colgate L 45-64 J 7 at MONMOUTH L 42-55 CCSU Leading Active... J 9 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 74-83 J 11 Savannah State L 63-73 J 14 QUINNIPIAC L 45-76 Scorers Assists J 16 SACRED HEART W 88-65 Shemik Thompson 944 2007-10 Shemik Thompson 320 2007-10 J 21 at SACRED HEART L 53-71 Ken Horton 829 2007-09 Robby Ptacek 105 2008-10 J 24 atQUINNIPIAC L 62-75 Robby Ptacek 566 2008-10 Devan Bailey 75 2009-10 J 28 MONMOUTH W 66-44 J 30 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 77-67 David Simmons 423 2007-10 Ken Horton 74 2008-09 F 4 at Bryant W 60-34 Markeys Deans 256 2009-10 David Simmons 38 2007-10 F 6 BRYANT W 61-48 F 11 ROBERT MORRIS L 60-69 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 13 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 57-59 F 18 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 58-85 David Simmons 373 2007-10 Shemik Thompson 54 2007-10 F 20 at WAGNER W 62-60 Ken Horton 317 2007-09 Ken Horton 53 2007-09 F 25 LONG ISLAND W 74-65 Shemik Thompson 300 2007-10 Robby Ptacek 42 2008-10 F 27 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 68-56 Robby Ptacek 154 2008-10 Vince Rosario 41 2009-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Markeys Deans 149 2009-10 Markeys Deans 13 2009-10 M 4 at #2 Robert Morris L 63-71

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20 Central Connecticut State Blue Devils 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 4/5 Letterwinners Returning: 9/11 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook How good can Central Connecticut State be? That’s the question on everyone’s mind in New Britain, including 15th-year head coach Howie Dickenman. Thanks to an injury that kept All-NEC forward Ken Horton off the court in 2009-10, the Blue Devils never quite hit their stride in their quest to contend for a fourth league title. Despite his absence, CCSU still managed to finish in the middle of the NEC pack and give two-time defending conference champion Robert Morris fits in a quarterfinal playoff matchup. With Horton back at full strength, the Blue Devils seem to be built for the long haul with just one key player - sharpshooter Joe Seymore - lost to graduation and eight of its top nine scorers back in the fold. Look for Dickenman to rely on a wily veteran (Shemik Thompson), an emerging star (Robby Ptacek) and a trio of athletic forwards (Joe Efese, Markeys Deans and David Simmons) to take some of the burden off Horton in his bid to return the Blue Devils to the top of the NEC mix.

Frontcourt Horton blossomed over his first two years with the Blue Devils, first earning All-Rookie honors as a freshman in 2007-08 before making the leap to second team All-NEC status the following season. At a wiry 6’6”, the smooth moving forward has both the athleticism and inside-out skills - witness his ability to effortlessly transition between undersized post and oversized wing - that make him a matchup nightmare for opposing coaches. As a sophomore, Horton ranked third in the NEC in scoring (16.5 ppg), recorded 20 or more points a league best 13 times, shot 50.3 percent from the field and hit at an 80.2 percent clip from the line. He also drilled a team-high 32 shots from beyond the arc. Defensively, Horton has racked up 105 blocks over his first two seasons and finished third in the conference in 2008-09 with 1.6 per game. As Horton attempts to regain his all-star form, he will have plenty of support up front. Senior Markeys Deans, a versatile 6’5” forward, was a key contributor for the Blue Devils the second half of last season. Deans averaged 10.6 ppg and 6.4 rpg in league play and ended the year as CCSU’s second-leading rebounder (5.0 rpg) and third-leading point producer (8.5 ppg). Built in the mold of a long line of hard-nosed Blue Devil forwards, Joe Efese also came on strong down the stretch of his freshman campaign. The 6’6” interior player averaged 4.9 ppg and made an immediate impact on the defensive end of the floor, ranking fifth in the league in rejections (1.5 bpg) even though he saw under 16 minutes of court time per outing. Reliable veteran David Simmons returns to handle much of the dirty work in the paint. A superb rebounder for his size (6’5”), Simmons led the Blue Devils and finished 11th on the circuit with 6.4 rpg. He also chipped in with 5.9 ppg and led CCSU by hitting 52.1 percent of his field goal attempts, many on putbacks. Junior Chris Baskerville (2.9 ppg, 2.5 rpg) is another active 6’5” forward who was able to give Dickenman quality minutes off the bench last season.

Backcourt If good guards are paramount to success, then CCSU has little to worry about with the return of experienced starters Shemik Thompson and Robby Ptacek. Thompson, a former NEC Rookie of the Year who is approaching 1,000 career points, can affect the game in a variety of ways, from his quick hands to his open floor skills to his stroke from the outside. As a junior, he paced the Blue Devils with 13.0 ppg, drained 24 three-point shots and ranked in the NEC top-10 in both steals (2.0 spg, third) and assists (3.3 apg, ninth). Ptacek, a junior, could be ready for a breakout year after battling through injuries last season. Possessing a quick release and the ability to get to open spots off the dribble, Ptacek developed into a lethal mid-range shooter last season when he averaged 12.1 ppg and shot a team-best 84.8 percent from the charity stripe. The 6’3” two-guard almost single-handedly took down Robert Morris in the NEC Tournament with a career-high 26-point outburst. Dickenman often went with a three-guard lineup last season, penciling Devan Bailey into the starting lineup 21 times as a freshman. A true point guard, Bailey ranked third among NEC freshman with 2.5 apg. Junior Vince Rosario will again be called upon to supply long distance firepower. In his first year with the Blue Devils, the 5’10” transfer from Stonehill College sank 41 three-point shots and tallied 5.9 ppg.

Newcomers Dickenman bolstered the ranks with four newcomers added to the mix for 2010-11. De’Angelo Speech, a 6’5” swingman out of Oak Park, IL, is a strong defensive player, while 6’6” Terrell Allen can play either forward position. Allen averaged a double-double with 16.2 ppg and 12.6 rpg for Cape Henry in Virginia Beach, VA last season. CCSU also landed a post-player in 6’9” Justin Alexander, a San Antonio native. Looking toward the future, CCSU added 5’8” dynamo Daquan Brickhouse, a point guard who scored 1,000+ points for Peekskill (NY) High School.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 THOMPSON, Shemik 29 28 972 33.5 131 336 .390 24 76 .316 90 112 .804 29 80 109 3.8 62 1 95 84 3 57 376 13.0 24 PTACEK, Robby 22 17 618 28.1 85 209 .407 18 48 .375 78 92 .848 18 56 74 3.4 43 0 37 55 3 16 266 12.1 00 DEANS, Markeys 30 24 721 24.0 91 200 .455 13 35 .371 61 85 .718 55 94 149 5.0 66 0 31 37 15 29 256 8.5 32 SEYMORE, Joe 30 18 665 22.2 85 224 .379 46 138 .333 25 34 .735 35 75 110 3.7 32 0 18 30 6 9 241 8.0 23 SIMMONS, David 26 18 684 26.3 63 121 .521 0 0 .000 45 76 .592 63 103 166 6.4 57 2 16 36 8 30 171 6.6 03 ROSARIO, Vince 30 7 630 21.0 58 177 .328 41 151 .272 19 27 .704 6 36 42 1.4 25 0 25 28 2 18 176 5.9 21 EFESE, Joe 30 13 469 15.6 59 131 .450 0 0 .000 30 46 .652 39 43 82 2.7 61 0 11 28 44 6 148 4.9 25 BASKERVILLE, Chris 27 1 304 11.3 32 64 .500 0 0 .000 13 27 .481 30 38 68 2.5 23 0 6 18 0 3 77 2.9 22 BAILEY, Devan 30 21 716 23.9 29 89 .326 6 24 .250 11 18 .611 10 46 56 1.9 68 0 75 51 8 23 75 2.5 33 PENTLAND, Ross 17 3 187 11.0 10 32 .313 4 13 .308 7 9 .778 8 16 24 1.4 9 0 11 10 0 6 31 1.8 20 TULL, Jonathan 19 0 101 5.3 2 15 .133 0 2 .000 13 21 .619 0 4 4 0.2 8041113170.9 34 GERRITY, Nick 3 0 8 2.7 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 00020000.0 TM TEAM...... 37 52 89 3.0 0 12 Total...... 30 645 1599 .403 152 487 .312 392 547 .717 330 644 974 32.5 454 3 329 402 90 200 1834 61.1 Opponents...... 30 732 1614 .454 162 465 .348 309 461 .670 326 698 1024 34.1 525 - 350 431 114 205 1935 64.5

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 THOMPSON, Shemik 18 18 610 33.9 89 211 .422 21 54 .389 65 85 .765 16 54 70 3.9 39 1 61 54 2 34 264 14.7 00 DEANS, Markeys 18 17 493 27.4 65 150 .433 13 34 .382 48 69 .696 41 74 115 6.4 49 0 24 34 12 21 191 10.6 32 SEYMORE, Joe 18 15 488 27.1 67 164 .409 37 101 .366 19 24 .792 28 53 81 4.5 21 0 12 16 4 9 190 10.6 24 PTACEK, Robby 10 6 229 22.9 22 72 .306 6 17 .353 28 35 .800 8 29 37 3.7 19 0 16 26 2 5 78 7.8 21 EFESE, Joe 18 10 310 17.2 52 107 .486 0 0 .000 24 35 .686 29 30 59 3.3 34 0 9 17 33 4 128 7.1 23 SIMMONS, David 16 9 394 24.6 34 73 .466 0 0 .000 20 40 .500 35 61 96 6.0 38 2 10 18 4 14 88 5.5 03 ROSARIO, Vince 18 1 307 17.1 21 79 .266 16 67 .239 13 19 .684 1 20 21 1.2 13 0 12 16 2 9 71 3.9 25 BASKERVILLE, Chris 16 0 216 13.5 24 50 .480 0 0 .000 8 19 .421 25 32 57 3.6 15 0 5 14 0 1 56 3.5 22 BAILEY, Devan 18 14 471 26.2 21 58 .362 4 16 .250 10 14 .714 7 34 41 2.3 43 0 54 33 5 19 56 3.1 33 PENTLAND, Ross 8 0 51 6.4 4 6 .667 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 3 5 8 1.0 20430391.1 20 TULL, Jonathan 8 0 23 2.9 0 5 .000 0 0 .000 4 5 .800 0 0 0 0.0 20240140.5 34 GERRITY, Nick 3 0 8 2.7 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 00020000.0 TM TEAM...... 23 28 51 2.8 0 9 Total...... 18 399 976 .409 98 291 .337 239 345 .693 216 421 637 35.4 275 3 209 246 64 120 1135 63.1 Opponents...... 18 425 989 .430 98 274 .358 183 271 .675 199 411 610 33.9 326 - 195 262 77 129 1131 62.8

21 2010-11 NEC Basketball Fairleigh Dickinson Knights

Summer Preview 2009-10: 11-21 Overall, 10-8 NEC

2010-11 Schedule FDU Quick Facts

N 18 Stony Brook 7:00 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 20 Albany 7:00 pm Location: Teaneck, NJ SID: Sara Naggar 2009-10 Record: 11-21 N 27 at North Carolina State TBA N 29 at Longwood TBA Founded: 1942 SID Phone: (201) 692-2204 NEC Record/Finish: 10-8/5th D 2 BRYANT TBA Enrollment: 6,051 SID Fax Line: (201) 692-9361 NEC Tournament Finish: D 4 CCSU TBA Nickname: Knights SID E-mail: [email protected] Lost to LIU in quarterfinals D 8 at Connecticut TBA Colors: Burgandy & Blue Press Row Phone: (201) 692-9552 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 11 at Iona TBA Home Court/Capacity: FDU Website: Letterman Returning/Lost: 7/5 D 14 at Rutgers TBA D 18 at Saint Peter’s TBA /5,000 www.fduknights.com J 2 Lafayette 7:00 pm J 6 SACRED HEART TBA Personnel Coaching Staff J 8 QUINNIPAIC 7:00 pm President: Dr. J. Michael Adams Head Coach: Greg Vetrone J 13 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Richard Panicucci Alma Mater/Year: LIU-CW Post/1986 J 15 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm J 17 Houston Baptist 7:00 pm Athletic Director: David Langford Record at FDU/Years: 11-21/1 J 20 at BRYANT TBA SWA: Ann Gulino Overall Record/Years: 11-21/1 J 22 at CCSU TBA Assistant Coaches: Marcus Toney-El, Jeremy Fink J 27 LONG ISLAND TBA Basketball Office Phone: (201) 692-2126 J 29 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm F 1 NJIT 7:00 pm F 3 at WAGNER 7:00 pm F 5 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA F 9 at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm F 12 MONMOUTH TBA FDU Roster F 17 ROBERT MORRIS TBA F 19 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm 1 Terence Grier* G 6-0 180 Sr Cranford, NJ/Cranford (URI) F 26 at QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm 10 Sam Fernley G 6-0 170 Jr Sheffield, England/Silverdale NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 12 Mike Scott* G 6-0 180 Sr Philadelphia, PA/Franklin Learning Center M 3 Quarterfinals (College of Eastern Utah, UTEP) M 6 Semifinals 21 DeShawn Dockery G 5-11 160 So Chicago, IL/Worcester Academy (MA) M 9 Championship 22 Louis Larizza G 5-7 160 SO Port Chester, NY/Port Chester 44 Kamil Svrdlik* F 6-8 235 Sr Prerov, Czech Republic/Gymnazium Zlin Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 50 John Galvin F 6-9 250 Sr Weston, CT/Weston

Newcomers 2009-10 Results Nate Gibbs F 6-6 230 Jr Dallas, TX/DeSoto (Saddleback) Ayotunde Oyeniyi F 6-7 240 Fr Nigeria/The Rock School (FL) N 13 at #6 Villanova L 61-84 Marco Porcher G 6-4 185 Fr Spain/Oak Hill Academy (VA) at EBC Classic Tyler Reynolds G 6-4 185 Fr Eugene, OR/Sheldon (Westwind Prep) N 15 at Wichita State L 64-80 Mathias Seilund F 6-7 205 Fr Dragoer, Denmark/ N 21 Central Michigan W 62-53 Briahn Smith G 6-4 195 Jr Detroit, MI/Madison (Miles Community College) at EBC Classic N 23 at Eastern Kentucky L 39-68 Key Losses N 24 vs. Texas-San Antonio L 61-75 0 Anaclet Mulumba Mbayi F 6-7 220 N 25 vs. UC-Irvine L 54-75 30 Sean Baptiste# G 6-3 185 D 2 at Houston Baptist L 77-92 52 DeJuan Pursley F 6-9 215 D 5 at QUINNIPIAC L 52-73 55 Alvin Mofunanya# F 6-8 245 D 7 Army L 40-61 D 9 at Lafayette L 57-73 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 12 at Missouri L 36-87 D 19 Saint Peter’s L 68-83 D 23 Iona L 60-82 J 2 SACRED HEART W 88-85 FDU Leading Active... J 7 BRYANT W 66-50 J 9 CCSU W 83-74 J 14 at ROBERT MORRIS L 73-80 Scorers Assists J 16 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 52-54 Terence Grier 585 2008-10 Mike Scott 173 2009-10 J 21 ROBERT MORRIS L 50-65 Mike Scott 404 2009-10 Terence Grier 83 2008-10 J 23 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 78-75 J 28 at BRYANT W 67-55 John Galvin 402 2007-10 John Galvin 37 2007-10 J 30 at CCSU L 67-77 Kamil Svrdlik 356 2008-10 DeShawn Dockery 29 2009-10 F 4 MONMOUTH W 75-69 DeJuan Pursley 163 2007-10 Kamil Svrdlik 22 2008-10 F 6 at MONMOUTH W 71-65 F 8 Longwood L 81-83 F 11 WAGNER W 70-65 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 13 MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 67-77 John Galvin 335 2007-10 Mike Scott 41 2009-10 F 18 at LONG ISLAND L 62-68 Kamil Svrdlik 209 2008-10 Terence Grier 24 2008-10 F 20 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 56-55 F 25 at SACRED HEART W 64-59 (OT) Terence Grier 199 2008-10 Sam Fernley 15 2008-10 F 27 QUINNIPIAC L 65-74 DeJuan Pursley 154 2007-10 DeShawn Dockery 11 2009-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Mike Scott 127 2009-10 Louis Larizza 7 2009-10 M 4 at #4 Long Island L 61-63

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22 Fairleigh Dickinson Knights 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 7/12 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook From its new gatekeeper on down, the Fairleigh Dickinson men’s basketball program took on a fresh identity last season. Greg Vetrone, who had served as an assistant in 2008-09, took over as interim head coach and injected new life into the Rothman Center. After the start of the new year, the Knights won 10 of their last 18 regular season games and earned a #5 seed in the NEC Tournament after failing to qualify the previous two seasons. After losing to LIU by a razor thin margin in the quarterfinals, attention immediately turned to the 2010-11 campaign. The interim tag was quickly removed from Vetrone’s title and the job of replenishing a roster stung by the loss of leading scorer Sean Baptiste and top rebounder Alvin Mofunanya to graduation had begun. Luckily for Vetrone, he returns team leader Mike Scott, who revitalized and injected new life into the program with his unselfish play a year ago. With an infusion of talent in the offseason, the 6’0” point guard will have a slew of new targets from which to choose as the Knights try to build on the momentum from last year’s turnaround.

Frontcourt Vetrone will give long looks to a host of newcomers to help shore up a thin frontcourt, which includes just two returnees. The Knights hope that the team’s lone returning forwards - seniors Kamil Svrdlik and John Galvin - can patrol the paint like Mofunanya, who led the team in rebounding and blocks and quietly developed into one of the top post players in the NEC last season. The 6’8” Svrdlik, a two-year starter, is nimble around the hoop and an able offensive rebounder. He averaged 5.2 ppg and 3.6 rpg a year ago. Galvin, at a sturdy 6’9” and 250 lbs., has been a key player off the bench for FDU throughout his career. Hard-nosed on the boards, he snared 3.9 rpg last season and pitched in with 4.8 ppg.

Backcourt Much of FDU’s turnaround a year ago could be attributed to Scott, the Knights’ silky smooth floor general who made his mark in a low-key, nonflashy way. Vetrone will lean heavily on the Philadelphia native this season to help settle a backcourt in transition with the loss of Baptiste, who graduated with over 1,500 career points. With the ball in his hands, the 6’0” Scott not only initiated the offense and spotted open shooters, but was able to shake defenders at will and keep opponents honest by consistently sinking mid-range pull-ups. He ranked second in the NEC with 5.4 apg, and was fifth-best on the circuit in free throw shooting, converting 81.7 percent of his attempts. Scott also averaged 12.6 ppg, sank 41 three-point shots and led the Knights with 45 steals. His backcourt partner, 6’0” senior Terence Grier, could emerge as FDU’s feature scorer in 2010-11. Unafraid to take - and make - big shots, Grier averaged a career-best 10.9 ppg doing much of his damage in the paint. An improviser with the ball and strong in the air, he has had some of his best performances against top-flight competition, scoring 17 against Villanova last season and 21 against Rhode Island as a sophomore. DeShawn Dockery comes off a promising freshman campaign that saw him average 4.3 ppg and hit 11 three-pointers.

Newcomers If the Knights are to continue their ascension up the NEC standings, Vetrone will need immediate contributions from a six-player recruiting haul. Briahn Smith, a 6-4 shooting guard from Detroit, MI, could be a candidate to replace Baptiste after he averaged 19.3 ppg and earned All-Region IX honors at Miles Community College last season. Tyler Reynolds will give the Vetrone another perimeter shooting option. The 6’4” native of Eugene, OR, helped Westwind Prep Academy in Phoenix, AZ finished second at the National Prep School Championships in March. Marco Porcher, yet another 6’4” guard, played for national power Oak Hill Academy (VA) and hails from Malaga, Spain. Up front, the Knights added some needed size with 6’6” Nate Gibbs, 6’7” Mathias Seilund and 6’7” Ayotunde Oyeniyi. Gibbs is a fundamentally sound player who attended Saddleback CC in California the last two seasons after graduating from DeSoto High School in suburban Dallas. Seilund, who can shoot with range, has played for Denmark’s U- 20 National Team. Oyeniyi, who attended The Rock School in Florida, has a chance to make his presence felt as a rebounder and shot blocker.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 30 BAPTISTE, Sean 30 27 1048 34.9 167 396 .422 62 172 .360 89 128 .695 37 131 168 5.6 81 0 33 64 8 26 485 16.2 12 SCOTT, Mike 32 31 1147 35.8 119 284 .419 41 121 .339 125 153 .817 16 111 127 4.0 102 6 173 117 8 45 404 12.6 55 MOFUNANYA, Alvin 26 25 768 29.5 105 255 .412 1 4 .250 83 135 .615 51 175 226 8.7 85 4 32 89 54 10 294 11.3 01 GRIER, Terence 32 30 1010 31.6 135 293 .461 12 42 .286 67 130 .515 35 68 103 3.2 79 2 51 63 2 37 349 10.9 44 SVRDLIK, Kamil 31 24 648 20.9 64 144 .444 3 12 .250 29 59 .492 49 62 111 3.6 85 3 14 59 22 15 160 5.2 50 GALVIN, John 28 9 458 16.4 44 98 .449 1 2 .500 45 63 .714 37 71 108 3.9 48 1 9 26 21 10 134 4.8 21 DOCKERY, DeShawn 20 4 470 23.5 31 83 .373 11 45 .244 13 25 .520 5 20 25 1.3 39 1 29 20 0 13 86 4.3 00 MULUMBA, Anaclet 20 5 308 15.4 11 29 .379 1 5 .200 11 18 .611 15 42 57 2.9 21 0 7 15 1 9 34 1.7 22 LARIZZA, Louis 21 1 152 7.2 11 40 .275 7 25 .280 6 10 .600 2 8 10 0.5 907803351.7 10 FERNLEY, Sam 16 2 127 7.9 5 23 .217 5 19 .263 8 11 .727 3 12 15 0.9 11 03003231.4 52 PURSLEY, DeJuan 23 2 266 11.6 9 33 .273 0 0 .000 4 8 .500 13 37 50 2.2 49 0 3 25 11 5 22 1.0 35 BROWN, Lawrence 9 0 23 2.6 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 2 2 4 0.4 10010010.1 TM TEAM...... 54 70 124 3.9 0 10 Total...... 32 701 1678 .418 144 447 .322 481 743 .647 319 809 1128 35.2 610 17 361 497 127 176 2027 63.3 Opponents...... 32 798 1871 .427 240 650 .369 443 683 .649 396 786 1182 36.9 637 - 471 391 98 225 2279 71.2

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 30 BAPTISTE, Sean 16 15 595 37.2 105 223 .471 42 100 .420 48 69 .696 23 78 101 6.3 41 0 21 26 8 14 300 18.8 12 SCOTT, Mike 18 17 660 36.7 77 166 .464 22 66 .333 81 96 .844 12 67 79 4.4 66 5 116 68 6 26 257 14.3 55 MOFUNANYA, Alvin 17 16 529 31.1 67 169 .396 1 4 .250 61 96 .635 31 126 157 9.2 54 3 23 59 29 10 196 11.5 01 GRIER, Terence 18 17 580 32.2 79 155 .510 7 17 .412 35 69 .507 18 39 57 3.2 42 1 33 36 0 24 200 11.1 50 GALVIN, John 16 5 281 17.6 34 68 .500 0 0 .000 23 34 .676 25 47 72 4.5 30 0 6 12 13 8 91 5.7 21 DOCKERY, DeShawn 17 4 427 25.1 24 69 .348 10 41 .244 11 23 .478 5 15 20 1.2 35 1 24 16 0 13 69 4.1 44 SVRDLIK, Kamil 18 15 322 17.9 29 68 .426 1 2 .500 13 22 .591 26 27 53 2.9 48 1 8 26 11 6 72 4.0 52 PURSLEY, DeJuan 12 0 111 9.3 5 9 .556 0 0 .000 3 6 .500 4 13 17 1.4 27 0 0 14 8 1 13 1.1 10 FERNLEY, Sam 4 0 19 4.8 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 2 3 .667 0 3 3 0.8 40000020.5 22 LARIZZA, Louis 8 0 37 4.6 1 8 .125 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 20220130.4 00 MULUMBA, Anaclet 8 1 62 7.8 1 5 .200 0 1 .000 1 2 .500 1 6 7 0.9 50130130.4 35 BROWN, Lawrence 2 0 2 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 00000000.0 TM TEAM...... 29 41 70 3.9 0 5 Total...... 18 422 943 .448 84 238 .353 278 420 .662 174 464 638 35.4 354 11 234 267 75 104 1206 67.0 Opponents...... 18 426 1033 .412 123 355 .346 245 400 .613 222 420 642 35.7 362 - 242 225 46 117 1220 67.8

23 2010-11 NEC Basketball Long Island Blackbirds Summer Preview 2009-10: 14-17 Overall, 11-7 NEC

2010-11 Schedule LIU Quick Facts

N 12 Norfolk State 7:00 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 16 at Texas State 7:00 pm Location: Brooklyn, NY SID: Jeff Mead 2009-10 Record: 14-17 N 20 at Manhattan TBA N 23 at Fordham TBA Founded: 1926 SID Phone: (718) 488-1420 NEC Record/Finish:11-7/4th N 27 at Saint Peter’s TBA Enrollment: 11,300 SID Fax Line: (718) 488-3302 NEC Tournament Finish: D 2 ROBERT MORRIS TBA Nickname: Blackbirds SID E-mail: [email protected] Lost to QU in semifinals D 4 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA Colors: Black & Silver Press Row Phone: (718) 488-3338 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 D 8 Iona 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: LIU Website: Letterman Returning/Lost: 10/3 D 11 Lafayette 2:00 pm D 13 at Northwestern 7:00 pm Wellness, Recreation & www.liuathletics.com D 19 Army 4:00 pm Athletic Center/2,000 D 28 at NJIT TBA Coaching Staff D 30 at Navy TBA Personnel Head Coach: Jim Ferry J 6 at BRYANT TBA President: Dr. David J. Steinberg Alma Mater/Year: Keene State/1990 J 8 at CCSU TBA J 13 MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA Provost: Gale Stevens Haynes Record at LIU/Years: 98-134/8 J 15 WAGNER TBA Faculty Representative: Overall Record/Years: 202-153/12 J 20 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Dr. Ralph Engelman Associate Head Coach: J 22 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Athletic Director: John Suarez Assistant Coach: Rich Glesmann J 27 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA SWA: Margaret Alaimo Basketball Office Phone: (718) 488-1528 J 29 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm F 3 SACRED HEART TBA F 5 QUINNIPIAC 3:00 pm F 9 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm F 12 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm LIU Roster F 17 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm F 19 at WAGNER 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 BRYANT TBA 00 Kyle Johnson* G 6-5 210 Sr Toronto, Ontario/West Hill F 26 CCSU TBA 1 Jamal Olasewere* F 6-7 215 So Silver Spring, MD/Springbrook NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 2 Milos Nikolic F 6-10 205 Sr Lugano, Switzerland/City College of San Francisco M 3 Quarterfinals 12 C.J. Garner G 5-10 160 So Silver Spring, MD/Springbrook (South Alabama) (sat out 2009-10) M 6 Semifinals 15 Kurt Joseph G 5-10 180 So Morganville, NJ/Marlboro M 9 Championship 20 Booker Hucks F 6-6 210 So Bay Shore, NY/Bay Shore 21 Arnold Mayorga F 6-7 210 Jr London, Ontario/H.B. Beal Secondary School Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 23 Michael Culpo G 6-1 180 Jr Pittsfield, MA/St. Andrew’s Prep (RI) 24 David Hicks* G 6-1 200 Sr Mendota Heights, MN/South Kent Prep (CT) 32 Kenny Onyechi* F 6-7 230 So Sugar Land, TX/Kempner 2009-10 Results 42 Julian Boyd F 6-7 240 So San Antonio, TX/William H. Taft

N 13 at St. John’s L 70-83 Newcomers N 17 at Army L 56-63 G 5-10 Fr San Antonio, Texas/Clark N 21 Navy W 83-72 Joel Gierbolini F 6-8 Jr Carolina, Puerto Rico/Lon Morris College N 24 Saint Peter’s W 77-71 Troy Joseph F 6-5 Fr Ajax, Ontario/Regional Elite Development Acad. N 28 at Seton Hall L 66-95 Robinson Odoch-Opong G 6-3 Fr Quebec City, Quebec/Sainte-Foy D 3 BRYANT W 62-46 D 5 CCSU W 69-65 Key Losses D 9 at Iona L 64-80 11 Corey Wright, Jr. G 5-10 170 D 12 at Lafayette L 63-77 22 Jaytornah Wisseh# G 6-1 180 D 19 Manhattan L 61-71 at Chattanooga Tournament * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 29 at Chattanooga L 59-76 D 30 vs. Morgan St. L 70-87 J 4 at Bethune Cookman L 69-78 J 7 ROBERT MORRIS W 74-64 LIU Leading Active... J 9 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 89-80 J 14 at WAGNER W 79-64 J 16 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 67-86 Scorers Assists J 21 WAGNER L 59-65 (OT) Kyle Johnson 1,078 2007-10 David Hicks 104 2007-10 J 23 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 67-58 David Hicks 798 2007-10 Kyle Johnson 73 2007-10 J 28 at ROBERT MORRIS L 58-66 J 30 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 73-74 (OT) Michael Culpo 376 2008-10 Michael Culpo 45 2008-10 F 4 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 62-53 Julian Boyd 316 2008-09 Arnold Mayorga 29 2008-10 F 6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 84-88 (3 OT) Jamal Olasewere 276 2009-10 Corey Wright 23 2009-10 F 11 at SACRED HEART W 81-75 F 13 at QUINNIPIAC L 72-80 F 18 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 68-62 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 20 MONMOUTH W 83-74 Kyle Johnson 477 2007-10 Kyle Johnson 191 2007-10 F 25 at CCSU L 65-74 David Hicks 358 2007-10 David Hicks 99 2007-10 F 27 at BRYANT W 71-54 Jamal Olasewere 210 2009-10 Michael Culpo 90 2008-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Julian Boyd 191 2008-09 Arnold Mayorga 34 2008-10 M 4 #5 Fairleigh Dickinson W 63-61 M 7 at #1 Quinnipiac L 78-83 Kenny Onyechi 146 2009-10 Booker Hucks 4 2009-10

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24 Long Island Blackbirds 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 4/5 Letterwinners Returning: 10/13 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook Driving ninth year head coach Jim Ferry and his Long Island team is the memory of how last season ended: with a narrow five-point setback to Quinnipiac, one game short of reaching the NEC title tilt. The dominant player in that contest was all-time LIU great Jaytornah Wisseh, who has moved on after leaving an indelible mark on both the Blackbird program and the NEC. Despite the loss of the 1,700-point career scorer and the hole he leaves at the point guard spot, expectations remain high in Brooklyn as the nucleus of the team remains intact with depth at nearly every position. Hoping to erase the bitter taste from last year’s semifinal exit, Ferry will rely on a trio of imposing frontline players - Kenny Onyechi, Jamal Olasewere and Julian Boyd, all athletic 6’7” sophomores - who will be surrounded by a cadre of lethal three-point shooters.

Frontcourt The Blackbirds could sport one of the league’s most multidimensional frontcourts if Boyd can successfully return from the health issues that sidelined him in 2009-10. Boyd proved to be a high-octane talent as a freshman in 2008-09 when he was tabbed the NEC Rookie of the Year. He provided the Blackbirds with a low block presence and was a tireless worker on the glass. Boyd finished the season ranked first among NEC freshmen in rebounding (6.4 rpg) and second in scoring (10.5 ppg) despite coming off the bench all 29 games and averaging just 23.2 mpg. In Boyd’s absence last season, Onyechi and Olasewere were hardly daunted when called upon to fill the void as freshman. What turned heads during Onyechi’s freshman season wasn’t just his low-post production - he averaged 8.1 ppg - but his sharp defensive instincts and tenacity as an offensive rebounder. He led the NEC with 2.1 blocks per game and was the only top-25 rebounder in the league to pull down more boards on the offensive end than the defensive end of the floor. Onyechi’s powerful style served as a perfect complement to the athleticism of his frontcourt mate Olasewere, who came on strong down the stretch for the Blackbirds, including a pair of double-doubles in the NEC Tournament. Olasewere’s multifaceted offensive game includes the ability to attack and play above the rim, and score from mid-range. He led all NEC freshman with 6.8 rpg and finished the year averaging 8.6 ppg. Junior Arnold Mayorga, yet another long-limbed 6’7” forward, hit 25 shots from outside the arc and contributed 4.0 ppg off the bench last season. Sophomore Booker Hucks (1.9 ppg) gives the Blackbirds even more depth up front.

Backcourt The task of replacing Wisseh at the point could fall to ultra-quick sophomore C.J. Garner, a transfer from South Alabama who played high school ball alongside Olasewere. His adjustment to Ferry’s style will be made easier by playing alongside two veteran running mates in seniors Kyle Johnson (1,078 career points) and David Hicks (798 career points). Johnson has a well-deserved reputation as one of the top catch-and-shoot players in the conference. He leads all active NEC players with 191 career three-pointers and last year ranked second on the squad with 11.5 ppg. At 6’5”, he presents plenty of matchup issues for opposing coaches and has established himself as one of the better rebounding guards on the circuit, having finished eight in the league last season with 6.6 per game. Known as a solid on-the-ball defender, the 6’1” Hicks displayed an improved shooting touch last season with career-highs in three-point shots (39) and three-point percentage (.361), as well as scoring (9.9 ppg). Long -range gunner Michael Culpo came off the bench last season and was able to ignite run after run for the Ferry and the Blackbirds. Culpo, a 6’1” junior, never seemed to cool off in 2009-10 and finished the year as the NEC leader in three-point percentage, making 46.3 percent of his attempts. He hit 62 treys in total and averaged 7.7 ppg.

Newcomers Along with Garner, who sat out last season, Ferry imported San Antonio, TX native Jason Brickman to help man the point. Brickman earned All-State honors at Clark High School last season. Joel Gierbolini, a 6’8” forward who led Lon Morris College in rebounding and blocks in each of the past two years, will reinforce an already deep frontcourt. Ferry also added a pair of Canadian imports: versatile 6’5” forward Troy Joseph and 6’3” combo guard Robinson Odoch-Opong.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 WISSEH, Jaytornah 29 29 1045 36.0 159 402 .396 30 103 .291 163 196 .832 21 100 121 4.2 55 1 165 122 1 45 511 17.6 00 JOHNSON, Kyle 31 29 940 30.3 119 321 .371 66 190 .347 51 68 .750 64 140 204 6.6 61 0 34 40 8 31 355 11.5 24 HICKS, David 31 31 975 31.5 107 267 .401 39 108 .361 55 70 .786 47 102 149 4.8 77 1 34 41 4 30 308 9.9 01 OLASEWERE, Jamal 31 29 770 24.8 88 201 .438 0 2 .000 90 158 .570 68 142 210 6.8 116 9 21 79 28 27 266 8.6 32 ONYECHI, Kenny 31 31 797 25.7 85 193 .440 0 0 .000 80 146 .548 75 71 146 4.7 93 3 7 63 65 13 250 8.1 23 CULPO, Michael 31 2 743 24.0 81 189 .429 62 134 .463 15 18 .833 25 62 87 2.8 47 0 30 28 1 15 239 7.7 21 MAYORGA, Arnold 31 2 622 20.1 41 134 .306 25 92 .272 16 21 .762 34 61 95 3.1 49 1 20 22 8 8 123 4.0 20 HUCKS, Booker 26 0 134 5.2 21 44 .477 4 16 .250 4 6 .667 12 12 24 0.9 17 01631501.9 11 WRIGHT, Corey 30 2 233 7.8 14 35 .400 2 8 .250 14 22 .636 3 21 24 0.8 29 0 23 29 2 9 44 1.5 30 BOCACHICA, Miguel 9 0 35 3.9 3 10 .300 2 6 .333 2 2 1.000 5 3 8 0.9 401210101.1 02 NIKOLIC, Milos 8 0 24 3.0 3 5 .600 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 4 2 6 0.8 00001060.8 15 JOSEPH, Kurt 5 0 8 1.6 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 3 3 0.6 20000100.0 TM TEAM...... 68 65 133 4.3 1 5 Total...... 31 721 1802 .400 230 661 .348 490 709 .691 426 784 1210 39.0 551 15 336 437 122 180 2162 69.7 Opponents...... 31 807 1861 .434 221 624 .354 390 586 .666 371 781 1152 37.2 624 - 452 396 140 207 2225 71.8

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 WISSEH, Jaytornah 18 18 644 35.8 88 241 .365 18 60 .300 111 133 .835 12 71 83 4.6 33 1 111 73 1 31 305 16.9 00 JOHNSON, Kyle 18 18 570 31.7 78 196 .398 45 113 .398 31 44 .705 38 73 111 6.2 31 0 21 20 7 17 232 12.9 24 HICKS, David 18 18 588 32.7 64 159 .403 23 60 .383 32 35 .914 28 63 91 5.1 40 0 20 25 3 20 183 10.2 01 OLASEWERE, Jamal 18 18 433 24.1 51 108 .472 0 0 .000 58 95 .611 37 83 120 6.7 71 6 9 41 16 19 160 8.9 32 ONYECHI, Kenny 18 18 466 25.9 46 110 .418 0 0 .000 46 78 .590 43 43 86 4.8 51 1 5 31 40 9 138 7.7 23 CULPO, Michael 18 0 425 23.6 43 99 .434 32 68 .471 10 10 1.000 14 34 48 2.7 21 0 15 12 0 9 128 7.1 21 MAYORGA, Arnold 18 0 385 21.4 25 75 .333 16 53 .302 7 10 .700 16 32 48 2.7 29 0 10 15 6 3 73 4.1 20 HUCKS, Booker 16 0 83 5.2 15 27 .556 3 11 .273 2 4 .500 8 9 17 1.1 13 00531352.2 11 WRIGHT, Corey 17 0 115 6.8 6 17 .353 1 3 .333 9 13 .692 3 14 17 1.0 13 0 12 17 1 3 22 1.3 30 BOCACHICA, Miguel 5 0 9 1.8 2 6 .333 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.4 00010051.0 2 NIKOLIC, Milos 5 0 5 1.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 1 1 2 0.4 00000020.4 15 JOSEPH, Kurt 3 0 3 1.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 10000100.0 TM TEAM...... 39 37 76 4.2 0 4 Total...... 18 419 1040 .403 139 373 .373 306 424 .722 240 462 702 39.0 303 8 203 244 77 113 1283 71.3 Opponents...... 18 455 1070 .425 123 356 .346 195 304 .641 214 455 669 37.2 364 - 253 252 75 120 1228 68.2

25 2010-11 NEC Basketball Monmouth Hawks Summer Preview 2009-10: 12-19 Overall, 8-10 NEC

2010-11 Schedule Monmouth Quick Facts

N 16 Stony Brook (ESPN Hoops Marathon) 6:00 am Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 19 Lehigh 7:00 pm SID: Chris Tobin N 27 at CCSU 2:00 pm Location: West Long Branch, NJ 2009-10 Record: 12-19 N 29 at Davidson TBA Founded: 1933 SID Phone: (732) 263-5180 NEC Record/Finish: 8-10/Tie-8th Basketball Travelers Invitational Enrollment: 6,000 SID Fax Line: (732) 571-3535 NEC Tournament Finish: D 3 at Idaho TBA Nickname: Hawks SID E-mail: [email protected] Lost to RMU in quarterfinals D 4 vs. North Dakota TBA Press Row Phone: (732) 571-3677 D 5 vs. Eastern Michigan TBA Colors: Midnight Blue and White Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Hotline: (732) 571-HAWK D 8 Princeton 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: Letterman Returning/Lost: 8/6 Monmouth website: D 11 Hartford 4:00 pm William T. Boylan Gymnasium/2,200 D 15 at Rider 7:00 pm www.gomuhawks.com D 18 Rutgers 7:00 pm Personnel D 22 Villanova 7:00 pm Coaching Staff President: Vice Admiral Paul G. Gaffney II D 29 at Harvard TBA Head Coach: Dave Calloway J 3 BRYANT 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Dr. David Paul Alma Mater/Year: Monmouth/1991 J 6 QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Athletic Director: Dr. Marilyn McNeil J 8 SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Record at MU/Years: 169-206/13 J 13 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm SWA: Michelle Melia Overall Record/Years: 169-206/13 J 15 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Assistant Coaches: J 20 CCSU 7:45 pm Kevin Murphy, Ron Krayl, Tahj Holden, Chris Kenny J 22 at BRYANT 4:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (732) 571-7584 J 27 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:45 pm J 29 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm F 3 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm F 5 at WAGNER 7:00 pm F 9 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:45 pm Monmouth Roster F 12 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA F 17 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:45 pm F 19 ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm 10 Will Campbell* G 5-10 170 Jr Willingboro, NJ/Paul VI F 26 at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm 11 Kevin Schafer G 6-3 190 Sr Califon, NJ/Voorhees NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 13 Marcus Ware F 6-7 230 So Vineland, NJ/Vineland South M 3 Quarterfinals 15 James Hett* G 6-0 175 Sr Staten Island, NY/Monsignor Farrell M 6 Semifinals 20 Mike Myers Keitt F 6-7 190 Jr Waterbury, CT/Fairfield Prep (Marianapolis Catholic (CT)) M 9 Championship 23 R.J. Rutledge G/F 6-4 185 Sr Baldwin, NY/Lawrence Woodmere Academy (Northfield Mount Herman Prep (MA) 32 Ed Waite* F 6-5 240 So Fort Lauderdale, FL/Pine Crest Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 44 Nick DelTufo F 6-8 225 Sr Mendham, NJ/West Morris Mendham 51 Phil Wait C 7-1 250 Jr Manchester, England/Proctor Academy (St. John’s) (sat out 2009-10)

2009-10 Results Newcomers 1 Dion Nesmith G 6-1 190 So Union, NJ/Union (Northeastern) N 13 Florida International W 99-70 2 Jesse Steele G 5-9 175 So Milford, NJ/Oak Hill Academy (Army) N 15 Seton Hall L 72-87 3 Jordan Davis G 5-11 180 Fr Tampa, FL/Sickles N 18 at Saint Peter’s L 34-58 5 Gary Cox G/F 6-6 205 Jr Houston, TX/Nimitz (Panola CC) N 23 at Lehigh L 74-86 12 Matt Pritchett G 6-4 200 Jr Norwalk, CT/Bridgeport Central (Eastern Wyoming CC) at World Vision Basketball Challenge 14 Daniel James F 6-6 190 Fr Sheffield, England/Salendine Nook (Norton College) N 27 at Wyoming W 75-73 Key Losses N 28 vs. Pepperdine L 73-82 2 Dutch Gaitley C 6-9 225 N 29 vs. Hampton L 56-59 5 Whitney Coleman# G 6-3 190 D 5 at SACRED HEART L 73-81 24 Justin Sofman G 6-3 205 D 9 at Rutgers L 52-66 25 Travis Taylor# F 6-8 200 D 12 Penn W 80-75 D 16 at Princeton L 42-46 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 19 Rider L 63-70 D 23 Texas A&M Corpus Christi W 65-51 J 2 QUINNIPIAC W 72-60 Monmouth Leading Active... J 7 CCSU W 55-42 J 9 BRYANT W 67-62 J 14 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 63-53 Scorers Assists J 16 at ROBERT MORRIS L 67-78 Will Campbell 595 2008-10 James Hett 373 2007-10 J 21 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 69-40 R.J. Rutledge 414 2007-10 Mike Myers-Keitt 70 2008-10 J 23 ROBERT MORRIS L 53-66 J 28 at CCSU L 44-66 James Hett 393 2007-10 R.J. Rutledge 54 2007-10 J 30 at BRYANT W 50-46 Mike Myers Keitt 370 2008-10 Will Campbell 53 2008-10 F 4 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 69-75 Nick Del Tufo 352 2007-10 Ed Waite 40 2009-10 F 6 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 65-71 F 11 MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 42-69 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 13 WAGNER W 76-67 F 18 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 51-49 James Hett 258 2007-10 Will Campbell 86 2008-10 F 20 at LONG ISLAND L 74-83 Nick Del Tufo 169 2007-10 R.J. Rutledge 76 2007-10 F 25 at QUINNIPIAC L 63-82 Ed Waite 160 2009-10 James Hett 31 2007-10 F 27 SACRED HEART L 63-68 Mike Myers Keitt 140 2008-10 Mike Myers-Keitt 20 2008-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) M 4 at #1 Quinnipiac L 75-84 R.J. Rutledge 139 2007-10 Nick Del Tufo 13 2007-10

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26 Monmouth Hawks 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 8/14 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook Monmouth enters the 2010-11 season as one of the NEC’s great mysteries. Such is life with the loss of Travis Taylor, the team’s leading point producer and rebounder in each of the last two seasons, along with the graduation of Whitney Coleman, a 1,000-point scorer. There will be preseason battles for a number of spots in the rotation as the Hawks return a mix of veteran talent, promising newcomers and rookie energy. Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the Hawks’ lineup is the frontcourt, which includes All-NEC rookie selection Ed Waite, along with 7’1” St. John’s transfer Phil Wait and 6’7” Marcus Ware, who sat out his freshman season a year ago. Dave Calloway, entering his 14th as head coach at his alma mater, has stitched together an ambitious schedule for the Hawks, one that should thrill the Hawk faithful attending games at the one-year old Multi-Purpose Activity Center (MAC). Monmouth opens its home slate against Stony Brook on November 16th in a 6:00 am contest to open ESPN’s 24-hour Hoops Marathon. The Hawks also host Garden State rival Rutgers and national power Villanova in back-to-back games in December.

Frontcourt The task of replacing Taylor’s inside presence will fall to Ware and Wait. Ware, a product, suffered an early season injury and played just two games as a freshman. At 6’7” and 230 lbs., he has the skill-set and athleticism to play a number of positions in Monmouth’s motion offense. Wait saw action in 11 games as a freshman at St. John’s before going down with a season-ending injury. At 7’1”, he will be the tallest player in the NEC. The Manchester, England native should fit right into the Hawks’ system with his ability to pass out of the post and sink mid-range jumpers. The two newcomers will join Waite - a rugged, athletic 6’5” sophomore who is the kind of versatile forward that has been a staple of Calloway’s teams - on an imposing front line. As a freshman, Waite demonstrated the ability to bull his way to the basket, but also displayed a nice touch from the outside and ran the floor well on the break. He averaged 9.0 ppg, 5.2 rpg and led the Hawks with 63 offensive rebounds. There is frontline depth and experience with the return of 6’7” junior Mike Myers Keitt and 6’8” senior Nick DelTufo. Keitt (3.8 ppg) can create his own shot, while DelTufo (3.1 ppg) brings a solid mid-range game.

Backcourt There is experience returning in the backcourt, but little in the way of depth with the departure of Coleman and long distance marksman Justin Sofman. Senior James Hett (4.0 ppg) is a throwback point guard, one that rarely calls his own number, but excels in setting up his teammates. The three-year starter led the NEC in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.34:1) for the second straight season and ranked third in the conference with 4.7 apg. Joining the 6’0” Hett is cat-quick 5’11” shooting guard Will Campbell. A junior who started 18 games a year ago, Campbell is Monmouth’s leading returning scorer after averaging 11.2 ppg in 2009-10. He hit 44 shots from three-point territory and was a 76.9 percent shooter from the line. Senior swingman R.J. Rutledge (1.2 ppg) played sparingly last season, but has shown the ability to score from downtown with 76 career three-pointers.

Newcomers Needing a talent infusion in the backcourt, Calloway added a host of newcomers, including 5’11” Jordan Davis and 6’0” sophomore Dion Nesmith. Davis was named the St. Petersburg Times Player of the Year after he tallied 15.0 ppg, 7.0 apg and 5.9 rpg as a senior at Sickles High School in Florida. A point guard with excellent court vision, Davis is Calloway's third recruit from the state of Florida, joining former four-year starter Tyler Azzarelli (Tampa) and Waite (Fort Lauderdale). Nesmith, a two-sport star out of Union High School in New Jersey, transferred from Northeastern University, where he quarterbacked the football team. As a senior in high school, he averaged 14.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 4.0 apg. The Hawks also picked up 5’9” Jesse Steele, a transfer from Army, and 6’4” combo guard Matt Pritchett, who played two seasons of junior college ball at Eastern Wyoming from 2007-09. Calloway also addressed the frontcourt with the addition of Gary Cox, a 6’6” forward from Houston who spent the last two years playing at Panola CC in Texas, and Daniel James, a 6’6” English import with the versatility to play a number of positions.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 25 TAYLOR, Travis 24 24 830 34.6 163 301 .542 0 5 .000 101 155 .652 59 123 182 7.6 70 0 39 99 19 24 427 17.8 10 CAMPBELL, Will 28 18 763 27.3 93 260 .358 44 139 .317 83 108 .769 25 47 72 2.6 55 1 29 50 5 39 313 11.2 05 COLEMAN, Whitney 31 31 915 29.5 111 293 .379 52 145 .359 47 60 .783 14 84 98 3.2 66 2 65 63 3 45 321 10.4 32 WAITE, Ed 31 26 639 20.6 98 241 .407 9 40 .225 74 126 .587 63 97 160 5.2 88 4 40 64 4 33 279 9.0 24 SOFMAN, Justin 31 14 709 22.9 83 211 .393 66 175 .377 21 24 .875 24 44 68 2.2 51 0 25 26 2 21 253 8.2 15 HETT, James 31 30 1010 32.6 47 132 .356 15 62 .242 14 22 .636 13 81 94 3.0 68 1 145 62 4 42 123 4.0 20 MYERS KEITT, Mike 25 0 290 11.6 29 86 .337 3 24 .125 34 40 .850 12 23 35 1.4 21 0 19 17 5 10 95 3.8 44 DELTUFO, Nick 27 5 337 12.5 30 76 .395 2 12 .167 21 34 .618 17 29 46 1.7 38 1 9 14 3 3 83 3.1 21 BARBOUR, George 9 0 56 6.2 7 18 .389 0 0 .000 6 10 .600 6 5 11 1.2 803531202.2 23 RUTLEDGE, R.J. 17 0 139 8.2 6 26 .231 4 18 .222 5 8 .625 2 7 9 0.5 21 0 3 10 0 0 21 1.2 02 GAITLEY, Dutch 30 7 471 15.7 13 34 .382 0 1 .000 10 19 .526 35 80 115 3.8 73 4 27 31 21 8 36 1.2 13 WARE, Marcus 2 0 9 4.5 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 1 0 1 0.5 20020021.0 11 SCHAFER, Kevin 4 0 15 3.8 1 4 .250 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 0 5 5 1.3 10000030.8 01 SIMPSON, Yaniv 2 0 16 8.0 0 6 .000 0 6 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 30100000.0 TM TEAM...... 70 71 141 4.5 0 4 Total...... 31 682 1689 .404 196 630 .311 416 607 .685 341 697 1038 33.5 565 13 405 447 69 226 1976 63.7 Opponents...... 31 721 1628 .443 192 585 .328 431 643 .670 329 784 1113 35.9 544 - 436 463 123 236 2065 66.6

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 25 TAYLOR, Travis 11 11 392 35.6 79 153 .516 0 2 .000 54 79 .684 29 52 81 7.4 30 0 19 46 5 10 212 19.3 10 CAMPBELL, Will 18 16 519 28.8 61 176 .347 33 99 .333 53 69 .768 14 37 51 2.8 38 1 20 32 4 26 208 11.6 05 COLEMAN, Whitney 18 18 543 30.2 65 170 .382 34 86 .395 19 27 .704 11 51 62 3.4 46 1 39 33 2 31 183 10.2 32 WAITE, Ed 18 17 382 21.2 57 132 .432 3 18 .167 43 71 .606 32 59 91 5.1 44 1 26 35 2 19 160 8.9 24 SOFMAN, Justin 18 2 398 22.1 40 114 .351 31 95 .326 7 8 .875 10 17 27 1.5 27 0 12 10 1 13 118 6.6 44 DELTUFO, Nick 16 5 246 15.4 22 62 .355 1 11 .091 19 28 .679 15 18 33 2.1 24 1 7 11 3 1 64 4.0 15 HETT, James 18 18 555 30.8 27 75 .360 7 37 .189 10 14 .714 9 42 51 2.8 38 0 73 32 1 25 71 3.9 20 MYERS KEITT, Mike 13 0 136 10.5 11 39 .282 3 13 .231 13 15 .867 5 9 14 1.1 804444382.9 21 BARBOUR, George 8 0 53 6.6 7 18 .389 0 0 .000 5 8 .625 6 4 10 1.3 802531192.4 02 GAITLEY, Dutch 18 3 296 16.4 11 27 .407 0 1 .000 8 15 .533 23 59 82 4.6 41 2 18 17 13 3 30 1.7 23 RUTLEDGE, R.J. 8 0 68 8.5 4 15 .267 3 10 .300 2 4 .500 0 4 4 0.5 11 02400131.6 11 SCHAFER, Kevin 3 0 12 4.0 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 4 4 1.3 00000000.0 TM TEAM...... 42 43 85 4.7 0 3 Total...... 18 384 984 .390 115 374 .307 233 338 .689 196 399 595 33.1 315 6 222 232 38 133 1116 62.0 Opponents...... 18 408 919 .444 127 344 .369 215 339 .634 181 468 649 36.1 315 - 252 268 77 112 1158 64.3

27 2010-11 NEC Basketball Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers Summer Preview 2009-10: 16-15 Overall, 12-6 NEC

2010-11 Schedule Mount Quick Facts

N 13 at Dayton TBA Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 15 at Cincinnati TBA N 20 at Savannah State TBA Location: Emmitsburg, MD SID: Mark Vandergrift 2009-10 Record: 16-15 N 22 at Niagara TBA Founded: 1808 SID Phone: (301) 447-5384 NEC Record/Finish: 12-6/3rd N 27 Florida A&M TBA Enrollment: 2,100 SID Fax Line: (301) 447-5300 NEC Tournament Finish: N 29 Navy 7:00 pm Nickname: Mountaineers, The Mount SID E-mail: [email protected] Lost to RMU in semifinals D 2 at SACRED HEART TBA D 4 at QUINNIPIAC 2:00 pm Colors: Blue and White Press Row Phone: (301) 447-3286 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 7 at Penn State TBA Home Court/Capacity: Hotline: (301) 447-6355 Letterman Returning/Lost: 9/3 D 11 at Loyola (MD) TBA /3,121 Mount St. Mary’s website: D 18 at Albany TBA www.mountathletics.com D 20 American 7:00 pm D 23 at Northwestern TBA Personnel D 29 at Vermont TBA President: Dr. Thomas H. Powell Coaching Staff J 2 at Virginia Tech TBA Faculty Representative: Head Coach: Robert Burke J 6 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Dr. Robert Keefer Alma Mater/Year: Haverford/1988 J 8 ROBERT MORRIS TBA J 13 at LONG ISLAND TBA Athletic Director: Record at MSM/Years: First Year J 15 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Lynne Phelan Robinson Overall Record/Years: First Year J 20 SACRED HEART 7:00 pm SWA: Jen Wivell Assistant Coaches: Matt Henry, Sam Atupem J 22 QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (301) 447-5387 J 27 at CCSU 7:00 pm J 29 at BRYANT TBA F 3 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm F 5 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA F 9 WAGNER 7:00 pm Mount Roster F 12 at WAGNER 7:00 pm F 17 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm F 19 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm 0 Jean Cajou* G 6-3 180 Sr Fairfax, VA/Paul VI F 26 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm 3 David Golladay G 6-1 180 So Upper Marlboro, MD/Wise (sat out 2009-10) NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 5 Pierre Brown F 6-5 220 Sr Williamsburg, VA/Jamestown M 3 Quarterfinals 10 Shawn Atupem* F 6-7 220 Sr Newport News, VA/Woodside M 6 Semifinals 13 Kristijan Krajina F 6-9 230 So Osijek, Croatia/Blue Ridge School (VA) M 9 Championship 21 Oliver Brown G 6-4 190 So Dover, MA/Hebron Academy (ME) 24 Jacolby Wells F 6-7 225 So Emporia, VA/Greensville County Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 31 Lamar Trice G 5-11 165 Jr Philadelphia, PA/Imhotep Charter 34 Tayvon Jackson F/C 6-7 205 Sr Indian Head, MD/Lackey 35 Raven Barber* F 6-8 220 So Edgewood, MD/Paul VI (VA) 2009-10 Results 42 Danny Thompson F 6-7 230 Jr Springdale, MD/C.H. Flowers

N 14 at #17 Oklahoma L 71-95 Newcomers N 18 at American W 73-62 Josh Castellanos G 6-1 170 Fr Orlando, FL/Orlando Christian Prep N 21 Loyola (MD) W 63-44 Evan Cleveland F 6-6 205 Fr Fort Wayne, IN/Elmhurst N 25 Niagara L 64-74 Julian Norfleet G 6-2 165 Fr Virginia Beach, VA/Landstown N 28 at Navy W 65-56 (OT) N 30 at #18 Georgetown L 62-83 Key Losses D 3 at ROBERT MORRIS L 57-63 1 Jeremy Goode# G 5-9 170 D 5 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 66-73 4 Kelly Beidler# F 6-5 205 D 8 at Old Dominion L 38-64 11 Will Holland G/F 6-4 215 D 19 at Pittsburgh L 48-66 D 22 at Boston University L 77-86 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 30 Vermont L 69-71 J 2 at Siena L 76-79 (OT) J 7 at QUINNIPIAC L 63-64 J 9 at SACRED HEART W 69-65 Mount St. Mary’s Leading Active... J 14 ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 58-61 J 16 LONG ISLAND W 86-67 Scorers Assists J 21 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 60-63 Jean Cajou 963 2007-10 Jean Cajou 169 2007-10 J 23 at LONG ISLAND L 58-67 J 28 SACRED HEART W 64-52 Shawn Atupem 775 2007-10 Shawn Atupem 71 2007-10 J 30 QUINNIPIAC W 61-56 Pierre Brown 179 2007-10 Pierre Brown 33 2007-10 F 4 WAGNER W 69-44 Tayvon Jackson 122 2007-10 Tayvon Jackson 24 2007-10 F 6 at WAGNER W 66-50 Raven Barber 109 2009-10 Lamar Trice 21 2008-10 F 11 at MONMOUTH W 69-42 F 13 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 77-67 F 18 CCSU W 85-58 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 20 BRYANT W 74-45 Jean Cajou 323 2007-10 Jean Cajou 115 2007-10 F 25 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 67-51 Shawn Atupem 293 2007-10 Pierre Brown 21 2007-10 F 27 ROBERT MORRIS W 63-61 Tayvon Jackson 153 2007-10 Lamar Trice 6 2008-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Pierre Brown 92 2007-10 Kristijan Krajina 6 2009-10 M 4 #6 Saint Francis (PA) W 65-50 M 7 at #3 Robert Morris L 62-80 Danny Thompson 63 2008-10

NEC Games in CAPS

28 Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 9/12 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook Over the last four years Mount St. Mary’s reached new heights in what can aptly be termed the “Jeremy Goode Era.” The Mount had failed to qualify for NEC Tournament play in four of the six years prior to his arrival, then immediately became perennial contenders once the speedy point guard hit the Knott Arena hardwood. The Mountaineers won the 2008 NEC title, made consecutive postseason appearances in 2008 (NCAA) and 2009 (CIT), and won 54 games over his final three seasons. And if filling the void left by Goode’s graduation wasn’t enough, Milan Brown, the architect of the Mount basketball renaissance, also departed at year’s end to take over the Holy Cross program. Leading the wave of change in Emmitsburg is new head coach Robert Burke, who comes to Mount St. Mary’s with 22 years of experience as an assistant, including eight at national power Georgetown. While some key spots will be up for grabs - most notably at the point - he takes over a roster that features a pair of battle-tested senior leaders in Jean Cajou and Shawn Atupem, and a promising big man in sophomore Raven Barber. Burke’s biggest challenge could be his daunting non-league schedule, one that includes nine road games, including Dayton, Cincinnati, Penn State and Virginia Tech.

Frontcourt The loss of Kelly Beidler, a solid all-around player and 1,000-point career scorer for the Mount, will be felt, but there are plenty returning pieces up front. Shawn Atupem blossomed as a junior after filling a sixth-man role his first two years on the club. The springy 6’7” forward’s game has matured, and there are few in the league with his versatility, both as a back-to-the-basket player and as a finisher in transition. Atupem averaged a career-best 10.7 ppg and hit 51.1 percent of his shots from the floor in 2009-10. The physically gifted Raven Barber came on strong over the second half of his freshman season, and should be a mainstay in the post for Burke over the next three years. At 6’8” and with an even longer wingspan, Barber is able to play above the rim and score in traffic. He led the Mountaineers in field goal shooting (.531), and averaged 5.0 ppg and 2.8 rpg. Seniors Tayvon Jackson and Pierre Brown, along with junior Danny Thompson and sophomores Kristijan Krajina and Jacolby Wells, will also compete for minutes in a deep frontcourt rotation. The 6’7” Jackson (2.8 ppg) is a hard worker who ranked second on the team in rebounding (3.5 rpg) and blocks (31) despite playing just 18 minutes per contest. Brown (2.3 ppg), a 6’5” small forward, is one of the Mount’s top returning three-point threats, having hit 44.4 percent of his shots from long range last season. Thompson (1.8 ppg, 2.0 rpg), an athletic 6’7” lb. forward, battled injuries throughout the early part of his career, but was able to contribute in spots last season. He blocked 18 shots in limited action. Krajina (6’9”) started 10 games as a freshman and Wells (6’7”) adds even more size and depth.

Backcourt Goode’s exit cleared the way for Cajou to take over star billing in the Mount backcourt and serve as mentor to the team’s youthful set of guards. The cagey veteran has played 10 postseason games over the course of his career - the most among active NEC competitors - and was named the NEC Tournament MVP as a freshman. While Cajou struggled a bit with his shot last season, he still managed to hit 38 three- pointers, and pitched in with 9.8 ppg and 4.0 rpg. Recognized as one of the league’s top on-the-ball defenders, his closeout speed has helped the Mount routinely shut down their opponent’s perimeter game. To wit, Mount St. Mary’s led the NEC in defensive three-point field goal percentage (.306) a year ago. Junior Lamar Trice (1.9 ppg) served as a backup to Goode his first two seasons and could see more time in 2009-10. Combo guard David Golladay is set to debut after sitting out last season.

Newcomers With 11 letterwinners returning, Burke’s initial recruiting class consisted of a pair of guards and a small forward. Josh Castellanos, a 6’1” point guard, could make an immediate impact after he was named the Florida 1A Player of the Year after helping lead Orlando Christian Prep to its third consecutive state title last season. With the departure of Will Holland, who hit a team-best 49 three-pointers in 2009- 10, Burke may turn to 6’2” sharpshooter Julian Norfleet as a long distance shooting option. Norfleet averaged 15.0 ppg last season for Landstown High School in Virginia Beach, VA. Evan Cleveland, a multidimensional 6’6” forward from Fort Wayne, IN, was a late addition to the roster. Cleveland helped lead Elmhurst High School to the Indiana state semifinals and averaged 12.0 ppg.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 GOODE, Jeremy 31 31 1015 32.7 143 337 .424 30 95 .316 117 178 .657 22 60 82 2.6 51 0 132 103 5 77 433 14.0 10 ATUPEM, Shawn 31 31 858 27.7 143 280 .511 0 1 .000 47 100 .470 46 61 107 3.5 92 2 44 66 14 26 333 10.7 04 BEIDLER, Kelly 31 31 940 30.3 117 280 .418 37 104 .356 60 81 .741 47 172 219 7.1 79 2 47 60 42 53 331 10.7 00 CAJOU, Jean 31 31 998 32.2 94 270 .348 38 136 .279 78 100 .780 25 99 124 4.0 85 5 54 52 9 27 304 9.8 11 HOLLAND, Will 24 0 543 22.6 69 167 .413 49 111 .441 24 39 .615 19 103 122 5.1 28 0 14 27 3 17 211 8.8 35 BARBER, Raven 22 21 354 16.1 43 81 .531 0 0 .000 23 47 .489 24 38 62 2.8 36 1 2 14 7 7 109 5.0 34 JACKSON, Tayvon 30 0 528 17.6 24 60 .400 0 0 .000 37 53 .698 45 60 105 3.5 65 2 16 17 31 8 85 2.8 05 BROWN, Pierre 31 0 314 10.1 20 65 .308 16 36 .444 16 22 .727 6 32 38 1.2 28 0 13 28 4 5 72 2.3 31 TRICE, Lamar 28 0 159 5.7 18 37 .486 6 11 .545 11 21 .524 2 12 14 0.5 22 0 16 25 0 6 53 1.9 42 THOMPSON, Danny 29 0 259 8.9 20 46 .435 0 0 .000 12 24 .500 28 31 59 2.0 25 055183521.8 13 KRAJINA, Kristijan 20 10 147 7.4 11 40 .275 6 26 .231 4 6 .667 8 13 21 1.1 21 0 6 12 2 4 32 1.6 24 WELLS, Jacolby 18 0 106 5.9 10 23 .435 0 0 .000 3 8 .375 11 6 17 0.9 902381231.3 23 HARVEY, Mike 10 0 9 0.9 2 4 .500 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.1 10000050.5 21 BROWN, Oliver 11 0 8 0.7 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 2 2 1.000 0 2 2 0.2 00000020.2 20 JONES, Kevin 10 0 12 1.2 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.1 00110100.0 TM TEAM...... 56 52 108 3.5 1 2 Total...... 31 714 1692 .422 183 523 .350 434 681 .637 341 741 1082 34.9 543 12 352 415 143 235 2045 66.0 Opponents...... 31 715 1749 .409 149 487 .306 380 554 .686 386 765 1151 37.1 623 - 362 478 88 184 1959 63.2 2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 GOODE, Jeremy 18 18 575 31.9 80 191 .419 21 59 .356 67 100 .670 15 36 51 2.8 28 0 85 54 1 48 248 13.8 10 ATUPEM, Shawn 18 18 497 27.6 93 168 .554 0 1 .000 29 60 .483 26 36 62 3.4 50 0 30 43 8 16 215 11.9 04 BEIDLER, Kelly 18 18 520 28.9 65 145 .448 22 59 .373 40 56 .714 25 94 119 6.6 42 1 26 28 22 26 192 10.7 11 HOLLAND, Will 16 0 349 21.8 46 98 .469 35 69 .507 9 18 .500 14 68 82 5.1 15 0 10 15 2 11 136 8.5 00 CAJOU, Jean 18 18 565 31.4 43 142 .303 20 79 .253 37 50 .740 16 58 74 4.1 45 3 38 24 7 19 143 7.9 35 BARBER, Raven 16 16 286 17.9 40 70 .571 0 0 .000 20 39 .513 21 30 51 3.2 29 1 2 10 5 6 100 6.3 34 JACKSON, Tayvon 17 0 281 16.5 13 36 .361 0 0 .000 26 40 .650 19 38 57 3.4 30 0 10 14 13 6 52 3.1 05 BROWN, Pierre 18 0 167 9.3 12 37 .324 11 24 .458 6 11 .545 3 19 22 1.2 15 0 8 17 1 3 41 2.3 42 THOMPSON, Danny 17 0 135 7.9 11 24 .458 0 0 .000 8 19 .421 16 17 33 1.9 18 05381301.8 13 KRAJINA, Kristijan 11 2 40 3.6 6 11 .545 3 7 .429 2 4 .500 3 3 6 0.5 501312171.5 24 WELLS, Jacolby 14 0 84 6.0 10 19 .526 0 0 .000 1 5 .200 8 4 12 0.9 901281211.5 31 TRICE, Lamar 16 0 79 4.9 4 11 .364 1 3 .333 6 11 .545 0 6 6 0.4 14 0 9 12 0 3 15 0.9 23 HARVEY, Mike 6 0 6 1.0 1 3 .333 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.2 10000020.3 21 BROWN, Oliver 7 0 6 0.9 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 00000000.0 20 JONES, Kevin 8 0 10 1.3 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 00110100.0 TM TEAM...... 33 26 59 3.3 0 2 Total...... 18 424 956 .444 113 302 .374 251 413 .608 200 436 636 35.3 301 5 226 228 76 143 1212 67.3 Opponents...... 18 385 967 .398 87 286 .304 192 284 .676 196 414 610 33.9 362 - 198 274 40 100 1049 58.3

29 2010-11 NEC Basketball Quinnipiac Bobcats Summer Preview 2009-10: 23-10 Overall, 15-3 NEC

2010-11 Schedule Quinnipiac Quick Facts

Connecticut 6 Classic at Mohegan Sun Arena Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 13 vs. Yale 8:00 pm Location: Hamden, CT Assistant SID: Greg Ott 2009-10 Record: 23-10 N 16 Hartford 7:00 pm N 20 Vermont 1:00 pm Founded: 1929 SID Phone: (203) 582-5387 NEC Record/Finish: 15-3/Tie-1st N 23 at Dartmouth 7:00 pm Enrollment: 8.120 SID Fax Line: (203) 582-5385 NEC Tournament Finish: N 29 Maine 7:00 pm Nickname: Bobcats SID E-mail: Lost to RMU in title game D 1 Massachusetts 7:00 pm Colors: Blue & Gold [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 D 4 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 2:00 pm D 7 Lehigh 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: Press Row Phone: (203) 582-5247 Letterman Returning/Lost: 8/7 D 11 Rhode Island 3:00 pm TD Banknorth Sports Center/3,254 Quinnipiac website: D 22 at Niagara 7:00 pm www.quinnipiacbobcats.com D 29 at Boston University 7:00 pm Personnel J 3 WAGNER 7:00 pm President: Dr. John L. Lahey J 6 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Coaching Staff J 8 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Sean Duffy Head Coach: Tom Moore J 13 BRYANT 7:00 pm Athletic Director: Jack McDonald Alma Mater/Year: Boston University/1987 J 16 CCSU 3:00 pm SWA: Tracey Flynn Record at QU/Years: 53-41/3 J 17 at Brown 7:00 pm Overall Record/Years: 129-100/8 J 20 at WAGNER 7:00 pm J 22 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm Assistant Coaches: Sean Doherty, Eric Eaton, J 27 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (203) 582-3784 J 29 ROBERT MORRIS 2:00 pm F 3 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm F 5 at LONG ISLAND 3:00 pm F 9 SACRED HEART 7:00 pm F 12 at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm Quinnipiac Roster F 17 at BRYANT 7:00 pm F 19 at CCSU 3:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm 1 Deontay Twyman G 5-11 170 Jr Olney, MD/Sherwood (Ball State, Polk CC) F 26 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 3:00 pm 2 Dave Johnson G 5-10 152 So Jackson, NJ/St. Mark’s (MA) NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 3 James Johnson* G 6-0 195 Jr Brooklyn, NY/Bishop Loughlin M 3 Quarterfinals 11 Raheem May Thompson F 6-6 210 So London, England/Towson Catholic (MD) M 6 Semifinals 12 Justin Rutty* F 6-7 240 Sr Newburgh, NY/Newburgh Free Academy M 9 Championship 20 Sean Light G 6-5 205 Sr Colts Neck, NJ/Christian Brothers Academy (West Virginia) 33 Kevin Tarca G 5-10 170 Jr Skillman, NJ/Montgomery Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 35 Jamee Jackson F 6-7 226 So Irvington, NJ/St. Anthony’s (NJ) (Camp Hills Progressive Christian Academy (MD)) Newcomers 4 Ike Azotam F 6-6 225 Fr Boston, MA/John D. O’Bryant (Marianapolis Prep) 2009-10 Results 5 Lance Brown G 6-3 195 So Teaneck, NJ/Paterson Catholic (Fordham) (will sit out 2010-11) 10 Garvey Young G 6-5 190 Jr Washington, D.C./Georgetown Prep (Vermont) (will sit out 2010-11) Connecticut 6 Classic at Harbor Yard 13 Austin Alecxih G 6-6 200 So Columbia, PA/Penn Manor (Oak Hill Academy, UNC Asheville) N 13 vs. Hartford W 85-74 (will sit out 2010-11) N 18 at Lehigh L 71-79 22 William Harrison G 6-3 175 Jr Bronx, NY/Wadleigh (Western Texas College) N 21 at Yale W 71-64 23 Tevin Baskin F 6-6 210 Fr Stamford, CT/Trinity Catholic N 24 at Maine W 59-56 24 Dominique Langston G 6-3 217 Fr Bridgeport, CT/Kolbe Cathedral (St. Thomas More) N 30 at Navy L 62-65 Mike Gabriel F 6-8 230 Fr Chicago, IL/Lincoln Park D 2 at Massachusetts L 58-62 D 5 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 73-52 Key Losses D 8 at Rhode Island L 74-83 5 Jeremy Bake# G 6-2 210 D 13 at Vermont L 77-80 14 James Feldeine# G 6-4 190 D 23 Columbia W 63-51 32 Jonathan Cruz# F 6-7 210 D 30 Dartmouth W 73-51 J 2 at MONMOUTH L 60-72 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost J 7 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 64-63 J 9 WAGNER W 78-66 J 11 Brown W 88-75 J 14 at CCSU W 76-45 Quinnipiac Leading Active... J 16 at BRYANT W 80-66 J 21 BRYANT W 84-59 J 24 CCSU W 75-62 Scorers Assists J 28 at WAGNER W 66-57 Justin Rutty 1,158 2007-10 James Johnson 259 2008-10 J 30 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 56-61 James Johnson 703 2008-10 Justin Rutty 74 2007-10 F 4 at SACRED HEART W 86-71 Evann Baker 293 2007-10 Evann Baker 72 2007-10 F 6 SACRED HEART W 90-87 F 11 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 77-65 Deontay Twyman 235 2009-10 Deontay Twyman 62 2009-10 F 13 LONG ISLAND W 80-72 Jonathan Cruz 174 2009-10 Dave Johnson 61 2009-10 F 18 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 68-73 F 20 at ROBERT MORRIS W 87-79 F 25 MONMOUTH W 82-63 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 27 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 74-65 Justin Rutty 808 2007-10 James Johnson 65 2008-09 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) James Johnson 213 2008-10 Deontay Twyman 29 2009-10 M 4 #8 Monmouth W 84-75 M 7 #4 Long Island W 83-78 Jonathan Cruz 149 2009-10 Evann Baker 16 2007-08 M 10 #2 Robert Morris L 50-52 Jamee Jackson 123 2009-10 Dave Johnson 13 2009-10 Postseason NIT Evann Baker 95 2007-10 Kevin Tarca 1 2008-10 M 17 at #1 Virginia Tech L 61-81

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30 Quinnipiac Bobcats 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 2/5 Letterwinners Returning: 8/15 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook The stars - and one in particular - appear to be perfectly aligned for a Quinnipiac team that came within moments of collecting its first NEC championship last season. A two-point loss in the title game notwithstanding, it was a landmark year for the Bobcats and third year head coach Tom Moore. Quinnipiac claimed a share of its first NEC regular season crown, won a school-record 23 games and earned a spot in the postseason for the first time in its Division I history with a berth in the Postseason NIT. With a wealth of returning talent, the Bobcats appear primed to make another run at the NEC championship in 2010-11. Moore sports a franchise player in Justin Rutty, the reigning NEC Player of the Year who strikes fear in even the sturdiest of low-post bigs with his tenacious work on the boards and around the hoop, as well as one of the leagues top floor generals in James Johnson. The Bobcats also appear to be well positioned for the future with a strong incoming class that could make an immediate impact.

Frontcourt The Bobcats have a number of key components back from last year’s 23-win team, but it is Rutty who will make the difference if Quinnipiac is to capture its first NEC championship in 2010-11. Over his first three years he has proven to be a true game-changer in the paint, a bruising 6’7”, 240 pounder whose skills and extraordinary desire make him a one-person depth chart up front. Last season, Rutty continued his assault on the boards with a league-leading 10.9 rpg. He ranked eighth nationally in the category, and for the second year running, finished as the second-best offensive rebounder in Division I with 4.9 per game. His eye-catching numbers also included a league-high 17 double-doubles, along with 15.3 ppg (eighth in NEC) and a .542 field goal percentage (second in NEC). Rutty will likely challenge the NEC career mark for rebounds as he enters his senior year with 808 caroms, to go along with 1,158 career points, which ties him for first among active conference players. Flanking the all-star center will be Jamee Jackson, who comes off a solid freshman campaign in which he averaged 4.0 ppg, 3.7 rpg and led the Bobcats with 23 blocks. Coming off the bench, the active, athletic 6’7” forward was yet another reason the Bobcats ranked second in the nation in rebound margin at +8.5 rpg. Sophomore forward Raheem May Thompson could also see more time this season.

Backcourt The Bobcats lost an offensive weapon with the graduation of former NEC scoring champion James Feldeine, but there is no dearth of talent in the Quinnipiac backcourt. Junior James Johnson, a 6-footer, is the prototype of the modern point guard - a highly skilled floor leader who can improvise and create opportunities for others, but can score in his own right from any spot on the floor. The battle-tested Johnson averaged 12.1 ppg in 2009-10, and ranked in the NEC top-10 in assists (4.0/game), steals (1.4/game), free throw percentage (.829), three-point percentage (.385) and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.83:1). Senior Deontay Twyman was one of the NEC’s top sixth men last season, but could move into a starting role this coming year. An explosive scorer who averaged 7.1 ppg and hit 29 three-pointers in his first season with the Bobcats, the 5’11” combo guard excelled in the postseason, contributing 11.3 ppg in an expanded NEC playoff role. Dave Johnson came off the bench to average 3.8 ppg and 2.0 apg in a promising freshman season backing up Johnson.

Newcomers Moore’s mission to add additional firepower to an already formidable unit resulted in a deep and talented recruiting class, one that has already received a taste of collegiate ball with a successful European trip to The Netherlands, Belgium and France in August. To reinforce the backcourt, he landed 6’3” Dominique Langston and 6’3” William Harrison. Langston was a two-time All-State player at Kolbe Cathedral in Bridgeport, CT. The shooting guard averaged a double-double in both his junior and senior seasons, and averaged 24 points, 12 boards and six assists in his final season in 2008-09. Langston finished his prep career at St. Thomas More last season. An athletic wing player, Harrison is a Bronx native who averaged 13.8 ppg and 5.7 rpg for Western Texas College last season. With an eye toward the future, Moore added three transfer guards who will sit out the 2010-11 season. Sophomore Lance Brown started 18 games and averaged 6.5 ppg and 4.0 rpg for Fordham in 2009-10, while junior Garvey Young contributed 7.4 ppg and 4.0 rpg as a starter at Vermont and sophomore Austin Alecxih played 14 games at UNC-Asheville. Versatile 6’6” forward Ike Azotam averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds and was an All-City player at John D. O’Bryant High School in Boston in 2008-09 before playing a postgraduate year at Marianapolis Prep. He will be joined by 6’6” Tevin Baskin, a heralded recruit out of Trinity Catholic in Connecticut and late signee Mike Gabriel, a 6’8”, 230 lb. forward out of Chicago. 2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 FELDEINE, James 33 33 1070 32.4 197 463 .425 38 111 .342 114 143 .797 44 148 192 5.8 73 0 81 84 6 47 546 16.5 12 RUTTY, Justin 33 33 1040 31.5 205 378 .542 0 0 .000 95 151 .629 163 196 359 10.9 96 2 29 74 18 34 505 15.3 03 JOHNSON, James 33 33 1071 32.5 126 320 .394 40 104 .385 107 129 .829 28 70 98 3.0 73 0 132 72 3 47 399 12.1 05 BAKER, Jeremy 32 32 878 27.4 86 193 .446 12 38 .316 95 123 .772 49 98 147 4.6 76 3 40 43 5 22 279 8.7 01 TWYMAN, Deontay 33 1 609 18.5 80 182 .440 29 78 .372 46 54 .852 17 63 80 2.4 68 2 62 44 3 21 235 7.1 32 CRUZ, Jonathan 33 32 664 20.1 77 151 .510 0 2 .000 20 39 .513 59 90 149 4.5 82 2 22 49 9 13 174 5.3 35 JACKSON, Jamee 33 1 502 15.2 46 95 .484 0 0 .000 40 75 .533 51 72 123 3.7 71 0 3 26 23 16 132 4.0 02 JOHNSON, Dave 32 0 529 16.5 38 100 .380 13 44 .295 32 41 .780 14 42 56 1.8 53 0 61 43 2 21 121 3.8 23 BAKER, Evann 10 0 46 4.6 1 6 .167 0 3 .000 3 4 .750 0 1 1 0.1 40440150.5 11 MAY-THOMPSON, R. 20 0 63 3.2 3 13 .231 0 0 .000 1 6 .167 3 5 8 0.4 16 0162270.4 21 COGGINS, Eric 3 0 5 1.7 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 1 2 0.7 30000010.3 20 LIGHT, Sean 12 0 19 1.6 1 6 .167 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 2 4 6 0.5 20100230.3 04 TARCA, Kevin 12 0 16 1.3 1 3 .333 1 2 .500 0 0 .000 0 5 5 0.4 30010230.3 30 ROBINSON, Steve 18 0 45 2.5 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 3 2 5 0.3 30410430.2 25 BOGDAN, Ryan 16 0 43 2.7 0 12 .000 0 10 .000 2 2 1.000 0 2 2 0.1 40300020.1 TM TEAM...... 48 52 100 3.0 0 5 Total...... 33 862 1926 .448 133 392 .339 558 774 .721 482 851 1333 40.4 627 9 443 452 71 232 2415 73.2 Opponents...... 33 760 1831 .415 205 582 .352 469 709 .661 352 700 1052 31.9 666 - 387 466 103 206 2194 66.5 2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 14 FELDEINE, James 18 18 589 32.7 105 251 .418 24 60 .400 62 74 .838 25 82 107 5.9 38 0 46 48 2 27 296 16.4 12 RUTTY, Justin 18 18 532 29.6 105 194 .541 0 0 .000 54 81 .667 85 112 197 10.9 55 2 17 39 10 23 264 14.7 03 JOHNSON, James 18 18 584 32.4 69 174 .397 19 49 .388 74 90 .822 12 41 53 2.9 37 0 59 35 1 20 231 12.8 05 BAKER, Jeremy 17 17 502 29.5 48 114 .421 7 20 .350 60 75 .800 32 54 86 5.1 39 1 21 25 2 12 163 9.6 01 TWYMAN, Deontay 18 1 327 18.2 47 103 .456 18 45 .400 30 34 .882 7 33 40 2.2 43 1 34 22 0 12 142 7.9 32 CRUZ, Jonathan 18 18 384 21.3 47 88 .534 0 0 .000 12 23 .522 31 56 87 4.8 47 2 14 19 5 6 106 5.9 02 JOHNSON, Dave 18 0 317 17.6 26 63 .413 9 27 .333 22 26 .846 8 27 35 1.9 32 0 41 26 2 13 83 4.6 35 JACKSON, Jamee 18 0 250 13.9 16 41 .390 0 0 .000 25 49 .510 26 35 61 3.4 36 0 1 14 11 11 57 3.2 11 MAY-THOMPSON, R. 11 0 31 2.8 2 7 .286 0 0 .000 1 6 .167 3 4 7 0.6 90042050.5 04 TARCA, Kevin 8 0 12 1.5 1 1 1.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 20000230.4 30 ROBINSON, Steve 12 0 32 2.7 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 1 2 0.2 10200230.3 25 BOGDAN, Ryan 8 0 24 3.0 0 6 .000 0 5 .000 2 2 1.000 0 2 2 0.3 40100020.3 20 LIGHT, Sean 7 0 12 1.7 0 3 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 1 2 0.3 20000210.1 23 BAKER, Evann 3 0 4 1.3 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 00100000.0 TM TEAM...... 28 29 57 3.2 0 2 Total...... 18 467 1049 .445 78 207 .377 344 464 .741 259 479 738 41.0 345 6 237 234 35 130 1356 75.3 Opponents...... 18 406 996 .408 116 325 .357 250 384 .651 191 395 586 32.6 385 - 204 269 57 103 1178 65.4

31 2010-11 NEC Basketball Summer Preview 2009-10: 23-12 Overall, 15-3 NEC

2010-11 Schedule RMU Quick Facts

N 13 Saint Peter’s 4:00 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 16 at Kent State (ESPN Hoops Marathon) 8:00 am Location: Moon Township, PA SID: Jim Duzyk 2009-10 Record: 23-12 N 19 Duquesne 7:00 pm SID Phone: (412) 262-8314 N 23 at Pittsburgh TBA Founded: 1921 NEC Record/Finish: 15-3/Tie-1st N 29 at Cleveland State TBA Enrollment: 5,000 SID Fax Line: (412) 262-8557 NEC Tournament Finish: D 2 at LONG ISLAND TBA Nickname: Colonials SID E-mail: [email protected] Defeated QU in title game D 4 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm Colors: Blue, Red and White Press Row Phone: (412) 262-8613 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 D 7 at West Virginia TBA Home Court/Capacity: Hotline: (412) 299-2043 Letterman Returning/Lost: 5/6 D 11 Youngstown State 7:00 pm Robert Morris website: Charles L. Sewall Center/3,056 D 18 at Appalachian State TBA www.rmucolonials.com D 22 at Arizona TBA D 30 at Morgan State TBA Personnel Coaching Staff J 2 at Ohio TBA President: Dr. Gregory G. Dell'Omo Head Coach: Andrew Toole J 6 at WAGNER 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Dr. Scott Branvold J 8 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA Alma Mater/Year: Penn/2003 J 13 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm Athletic Director: Dr. Craig Coleman Record at RMU/Years: First Year J 15 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm SWA: Addie Muti Overall Record/Years: First Year J 20 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm Associate Head Coach: Andrew Toole J 22 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Assistant Coaches: Matt Hahn, Michael Byrnes Robby Pridgen J 27 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (412) 397-4967 J 29 at QUINNIPIAC 2:00 pm F 3 BRYANT 7:00 pm F 5 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 7:00 pm F 9 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm F 12 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) TBA RMU Roster F 17 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA F 19 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 WAGNER 7:00 pm 2 Velton Jones* G 6-0 170 So Philadelphia, PA/Northeast F 26 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm 3 Coron Williams G 6-2 170 RFr Midlothian, VA/Christchurch School NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 4 Karon Abraham* G 5-9 150 So Paterson, NJ/Harp Academy M 3 Quarterfinals M 6 Semifinals 11 Lijah Thompson F/C 6-7 200 So Philadelphia, PA/Monsignor Bonner M 9 Championship 12 Shane Mahoney G 6-1 185 Sr Manhattan Beach, CA/Stoneridge Prep 14 Gary Wallace G 6-3 200 Sr Montclair, NJ/Seton Hall Prep Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 34 Russell Johnson F 6-6 180 RSo Chester, PA/Chester

Newcomers 1 Deion Turman F/C 6-8 215 Fr Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon 2009-10 Results 5 Anthony Myers G 5-11 170 Fr Washington, D.C./Charis Prep 15 Elton Roy G 6-2 195 Fr Houston, TX/Yates Coaches vs. Cancer Classic 24 Lawrence Bridges F 6-5 220 Jr Detroit, MI/Henry Ford (Columbus State CC, Central Michigan) N 11 at Syracuse L 60-100 N 16 at Penn State L 61-80 25 Yann Charles F 6-5 220 Fr Longueuil, Quebec/Champlain St. Albert Coaches vs. Cancer Classic (at Albany, NY) N 20 vs. Detroit Mercy L 59-71 Key Losses N 21 vs. Alcorn State W 107-76 1 Rob Robinson# F 6-8 215 N 22 at Albany L 66-71 D 3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 63-57 2 Mezie Nwigwe# G 6-4 195 D 5 WAGNER W 73-70 12 Jimmy Langhurst G 5-11 185 D 12 at Duquesne L 54-59 24 Dallas Green# F 6-8 190 D 15 at Cleveland State W 78-70 44 Josiah Whitehead F 6-6 225 D 19 Appalachian State L 52-65 D 22 Kent State L 57-71 D 30 at Youngstown State W 72-67 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost J 2 Ohio W 81-79 J 4 Morgan State W 78-75 J 7 at LONG ISLAND L 64-74 J 9 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 67-63 RMU Leading Active... J 14 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 80-73 J 16 MONMOUTH W 78-67 J 21 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 65-50 Scorers Assists J 23 at MONMOUTH W 66-53 Gary Wallace 524 2007-10 Gary Wallace 139 2007-10 J 28 LONG ISLAND W 66-58 J 30 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 74-56 Karon Abraham 477 2009-10 Velton Jones 99 2009-10 F 4 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 76-67 Velton Jones 280 2009-10 Karon Abraham 53 2009-10 F 6 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 75-64 F 8 at #25 Pittsburgh L 53-77 Russell Johnson 254 2009-10 Russell Johnson 44 2009-10 F 11 at CCSU W 69-60 Lijah Thompson 53 2009-10 Lijah Thompson 7 2009-10 F 13 atBRYANT W 52-42 F 18 SACRED HEART W 64-39 F 20 QUINNIPIAC L 79-87 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 25 at WAGNER W 76-55 Gary Wallace 201 2007-10 Karon Abraham 85 2009-10 F 27 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 61-63 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Russell Johnson 173 2009-10 Gary Wallace 63 2007-10 M 4 #7 CCSU W 71-63 Karon Abraham 76 2009-10 Russell Johnson 26 2009-10 M 7 #3 Mount St. Mary’s W 80-62 M 10 at #1 Quinnipiac W 52-50 Velton Jones 76 2009-10 Velton Jones 24 2009-10 NCAA Tournament Lijah Thompson 47 2009-10 Coron Williams 1 2009-10 M 18 vs. #2 Villanova (Providence, RI) L 70-73 (OT)

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32 Robert Morris Colonials 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 2/5 Letterwinners Returning: 5/11 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook Robert Morris has set the bar awfully high following a three-year stretch like no other in the history of the Northeast Conference. In that span, the Colonials posted three consecutive 20+ win seasons, won or shared three straight NEC regular season titles and claimed back-to-back NEC Tournament titles in 2009 and 2010. RMU also posted a 46-8 (.852) record in NEC play - the best three year span in league history in terms of wins and winning percentage - and established league records for most overall wins over two (50, 2007-09), three (73, 2007-10), four (90, 2006-10) and five (105, 2005-10) year periods. Throw in a near upset of Villanova in the first round of the 2010 NCAA Tournament and the Colonials have turned into one of the headline acts in the mid-major ranks. Hoping to ride this wave of momentum is first year head coach Andrew Toole, who was promoted to the top spot after Mike Rice assumed head coaching duties at Rutgers in the offseason. Toole’s most pressing task will be to restock a front line that was decimated by graduation, but with a loaded backcourt featuring NEC Rookie of the Year and postseason star Karon Abraham, the Colonials will take aim at a third straight league title, a feat never before accomplished in the 30-year history of the Conference.

Frontcourt The challenge of replacing former All-NEC forward Rob Robinson and RMU playoff legend Dallas Green will fall to a pair of sophomores, along with a slew of newcomers. A slashing 6’6” wing player, Russell Johnson could be one of the NEC’s breakout stars this year following a solid freshman campaign. Coming off the bench, Johnson averaged 7.3 ppg and ranked second on the Colonials with 4.9 rpg. He also displayed a smooth stroke from the outside, draining 26 three-pointers. Lijah Thompson was brought along slowly as a freshman, but showed promise both as a post defender and interior scorer. Active around the hoop, the 6’7” Thompson pulled down nearly 60 percent of his rebounds off the offensive glass.

Backcourt Where the Colonials lack size and experience up front, they make up for it with a super-quick, explosive backcourt led by Abraham, who took the NEC by storm last season. A prodigious talent who measures 5’9” and tips the scales at just 150 lbs., Abraham’s energy on both ends of the floor was contagious. With a license to shoot from anywhere on the court and the ability to score on mid-range dribble pull- ups and in transition, the Paterson, NJ native led a balanced Colonial scoring attack and paced all NEC freshmen with 13.6 ppg. He ranked second in the league with 85 three-pointers and a 44.3 percent conversion rate from downtown, and also finished first on the circuit in free throw accuracy at 85.1 percent. Most importantly, he rose to the occasion when the spotlight was on, earning NEC Tournament Most Valuable Player honors before torching Villanova for 23 points in a star-making NCAA Tournament performance. While Abraham garnered the headlines, classmate Velton Jones made his mark in a low- key manner as the other half of the all freshman starting backcourt. Running the point, the gritty 6’0” Philadelphia native averaged 8.0 ppg, 2.8 apg and led the team with 51 steals. As the lone senior on the roster, Gary Wallace adds a veteran presence with big-game experience who can play efficiently at either guard position or as part of a three-guard set. Coming off the bench a year ago, the 6’3” Wallace tallied 5.7 ppg and hit 22 three-pointers. Coron Williams, who sat out last season, is expected to provide Toole with another long range shooter.

Newcomers The development of their young frontcourt will go a long way in determining how far the Colonials go this year. Toole brought in five newcomers in the offseason, three of whom will be given the opportunity to earn minutes up front. Yann Charles, a versatile 6’5” forward, can play inside or out. The Canadian import was named Quebec Player of the Year and earned All-Canada honors after averaging 18.2 ppg and 7.1 rpg for Champlain St. Albert last season. Lawrence Bridges is a junior college recruit who will add some muscle to the lineup. He spent his freshman year at Central Michigan, then averaged 9.7 ppg and 5.3 rpg for Columbus State CC in 2009-10. At 6’5” and 220 lbs., he is a physical presence in the paint and an active defender. Deion Turman, a 6’9” local recruit out of Mt. Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh, was a late addition after leading his team to a WPIAL Class AAAA state title as a senior. Turman averaged a double-double with 10.1 ppg and 12.9 rpg. Adding further depth to a top-notch backcourt will be 5’11” Anthony Myers and 6’2” Elton Roy. Myers, the cousin of former RMU guard Derek Coleman, is a Washington D.C. native who played the point last season at Charis Prep in Wilson, NC. He averaged 11.8 ppg, 5.8 rpg and 5.4 apg as his team reached the finals of the National Prep School Tournament. A Houston native, Roy played for national power Yates High School, which was ranked #1 in the country by ESPN at times last season and captured the 4A state championship for the second year in a row. As a senior, the athletic wing player averaged 15.1 ppg, 4.6 rpg and 3.3 apg to earn All-District honors. 2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 04 ABRAHAM, Karon 35 24 938 26.8 133 309 .430 85 192 .443 126 148 .851 22 54 76 2.2 79 1 53 63 4 24 477 13.6 01 ROBINSON, Rob 34 34 889 26.1 144 285 .505 0 4 .000 44 113 .389 58 128 186 5.5 111 8 49 64 22 28 332 9.8 02 NWIGWE, Mezie 35 34 944 27.0 97 231 .420 19 57 .333 79 106 .745 19 128 147 4.2 86 3 88 71 0 47 292 8.3 03 JONES, Velton 35 30 869 24.8 90 232 .388 24 88 .273 76 129 .589 16 60 76 2.2 94 2 99 84 1 51 280 8.0 12 LANGHURST, Jimmy 11 9 274 24.9 29 87 .333 19 60 .317 7 10 .700 5 20 25 2.3 7 0 17 17 0 5 84 7.6 34 JOHNSON, Russell 35 6 768 21.9 93 250 .372 26 74 .351 42 71 .592 63 110 173 4.9 89 2 44 71 12 34 254 7.3 24 GREEN, Dallas 35 31 745 21.3 81 152 .533 1 1 1.000 68 99 .687 73 102 175 5.0 93 3 25 40 28 29 231 6.6 14 WALLACE, Gary 35 6 664 19.0 55 130 .423 22 57 .386 68 88 .773 19 45 64 1.8 93 5 32 39 1 22 200 5.7 44 WHITEHEAD, Josiah 33 0 393 11.9 47 79 .595 0 1 .000 38 49 .776 26 37 63 1.9 32 0 9 25 2 7 132 4.0 05 WILLIAMS, Coron 3 0 26 8.7 3 8 .375 1 4 .250 1 2 .500 0 2 2 0.7 30210282.7 25 PIEHL, Brad 29 1 259 8.9 23 56 .411 0 3 .000 6 8 .750 13 22 35 1.2 31 0 6 23 3 6 52 1.8 35 THOMPSON, Lijah 30 0 228 7.6 20 40 .500 0 0 .000 13 26 .500 28 19 47 1.6 34 1 7 12 7 10 53 1.8 15 FOSTER, Khalif 4 0 23 5.8 0 4 .000 0 2 .000 3 6 .500 3 2 5 1.3 30220230.8 10 LEWIS, Treadwell 3 0 5 1.7 0 5 .000 0 3 .000 1 4 .250 1 0 1 0.3 00010010.3 TM TEAM...... 66 86 152 4.3 2 7 Total...... 35 815 1868 .436 197 546 .361 572 859 .666 412 815 1227 35.1 757 25 433 520 80 267 2399 68.5 Opponents...... 35 733 1800 .407 221 688 .321 619 861 .719 392 780 1172 33.5 701 - 418 550 119 245 2306 65.9 2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 04 ABRAHAM, Karon 18 16 517 28.7 60 146 .411 39 95 .411 65 79 .823 6 28 34 1.9 35 0 33 32 2 10 224 12.4 01 ROBINSON, Rob 18 18 465 25.8 81 146 .555 0 0 .000 28 73 .384 27 57 84 4.7 58 4 29 30 17 16 190 10.6 12 LANGHURST, Jimmy 2 2 55 27.5 7 22 .318 5 12 .417 0 1 .000 2 5 7 3.5 303401199.5 02 NWIGWE, Mezie 18 18 513 28.5 53 122 .434 11 28 .393 46 57 .807 8 84 92 5.1 48 2 40 42 0 28 163 9.1 03 JONES, Velton 18 17 478 26.6 47 120 .392 9 44 .205 52 88 .591 10 36 46 2.6 44 1 60 47 0 28 155 8.6 34 JOHNSON, Russell 18 1 398 22.1 49 123 .398 14 43 .326 21 35 .600 25 61 86 4.8 50 2 20 34 5 23 133 7.4 24 GREEN, Dallas 18 17 382 21.2 43 83 .518 0 0 .000 31 47 .660 40 53 93 5.2 44 1 9 20 14 17 117 6.5 14 WALLACE, Gary 18 1 349 19.4 32 65 .492 9 23 .391 39 51 .765 14 20 34 1.9 57 3 21 27 0 17 112 6.2 44 WHITEHEAD, Josiah 17 0 212 12.5 31 49 .633 0 0 .000 18 24 .750 15 17 32 1.9 18 0 3 11 1 3 80 4.7 35 THOMPSON, Lijah 15 0 117 7.8 12 20 .600 0 0 .000 6 11 .545 13 11 24 1.6 18 12753302.0 25 PIEHL, Brad 13 0 108 8.3 11 20 .550 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 7 11 18 1.4 14 03623241.8 10 LEWIS, Treadwell 3 0 5 1.7 0 5 .000 0 3 .000 1 4 .250 1 0 1 0.3 00010010.3 15 FOSTER, Khalif 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 10000000.0 TM TEAM...... 30 44 74 4.1 0 5 Total...... 18 426 921 .463 87 248 .351 309 472 .655 198 427 625 34.7 390 14 223 266 46 149 1248 69.3 Opponents...... 18 347 907 .383 104 351 .296 299 425 .704 206 377 583 32.4 380 - 195 293 56 114 1097 60.9

33 2010-11 NEC Basketball Summer Preview 2009-10: 14-15 Overall, 7-11 NEC

2010-11 Schedule SHU Quick Facts

Connecticut 6 Classic at Harbor Yard Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 13 vs. Fairfield TBA Location: Fairfield, CT SID: Bill Peterson 2009-10 Record: 14-15 N 15 at Fordham TBA N 17 at Massachusetts TBA Founded: 1963 SID Phone: (203) 396-8125 NEC Record/Finish: 7-11/Tie-2nd N 20 at Brown 7:00 pm Enrollment: 6,000 SID Fax Line: (203) 371-7889 NEC Tournament Finish: N 23 New Hampshire 7:00 pm Nickname: Pioneers SID E-mail: [email protected] Did not qualify D 2 MOUNT ST. MARY’S TBA Colors: Scarlet and White Press Row Phone: (203) 396-8112 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 D 4 WAGNER TBA D 6 at Lafayette 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: Sacred Heart website: Letterman Returning/Lost: 6/6 D 8 Hartford 7:00 pm William H. Pitt Center/2,100 www.sacredheartpioneers.com D 11 at Stony Brook TBA D 19 at Yale 2:00 pm Personnel Coaching Staff D 21 at Providence TBA President: Dr. Anthony J. Cernera Head Coach: Dave Bike J 2 Holy Cross TBA J 6 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA Faculty Representative: Dr. Gerald Reid Alma Mater/Year: Sacred Heart/1969 J 8 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Athletic Director: C. Donald Cook Record at SHU/Years: 495-443/32 J 13 CCSU 7:00 pm SWA: Alicia Alford Overall Record/Years: 495-443/32 J 15 BRYANT 3:30 pm Assistant Coaches: Johnny Kidd, J 20 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm J 22 at WAGNER 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (203) 371-7848 J 27 ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm J 29 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 3:30 pm F 3 at LONG ISLAND TBA F 5 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 4:00 pm F 9 at QUINNIPIAC 2:00 pm F 12 QUINNIPIAC 3:30 pm SHU Roster F 17 at CCSU 7:00 pm F 19 at BRYANT 4:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm 3 Jerrell Thompson* G 5-10 180 Sr Plainfield, NJ/Plainfield F 26 MONMOUTH 3:30 pm 10 Steve Zazuri G 6-2 190 Jr Monroe, CT/Masuk NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 15 Mehmet Sahan*sss F/C 6-9 245 Sr Istanbul, Turkey/Tilton School M 3 Quarterfinals 21 Femi Akinpetide F 6-6 220 RSo Sydney, Australia/Monteverde (FL) Academy (UMKC) M 6 Semifinals (sat out 2009-10) M 9 Championship 25 Shane Gibson G 6-2 170 RSo Killingly, CT/Killingly 30 Nick Greenbacker C 6-9 230 RSo Manchester, CT/East Catholic Schedule is tentative. NEC games In CAPS 33 Paris Massey 2F 6-7 200 RFr Boston, MA/Boston English (sat our 2009-10) 34 Stan Dulaire F 6-5 195 Jr Bloomfield, CT/Watkinson School

2009-10 Results Newcomers 2 Evan Kelley G 6-3 175 Fr Norwalk, CT/Norwalk Connecticut 6 Classic at Harbor Yard 22 Steve Glowiak G 6-2 185 Fr New Britain, CT/New Britain N 13 vs. Yale W 92-86 23 Louis Montes G/F 6-4 220 RFr Brockton, MA/Brockton N 15 Lafayette W 81-70 24 Chris Evans G 6-2 195 Fr Stamford, CT/Stamford (Taft School) N 18 at Fordham L 66-76 Justin Swidowski F 6-9 205 Jr Philadelphia, PA/Holy Cross (Holy Family College) (will sit out 2010-11) N 21 at Xavier L 65-105 Key Losses N 25 at Penn State L 75-87 2 Ryan Litke G 6-3 190 N 30 Columbia W 60-55 4 Corey Hassan# F 6-5 200 D 5 MONMOUTH W 81-73 22 Chauncey Hard# G 6-0 170 D 11 at Hartford W 76-65 32 Liam Potter# F/C 7-0 255 D 13 at Fairfield L 77-80 D 21 Stony Brook W 78-70 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 22 at Holy Cross W 82-79 D 30 Brown W 83-78 J 2 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 85-88 SHU Leading Active... J 7 WAGNER W 75-59 J 9 MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 65-69 Scorers Assists J 14 at BRYANT W 72-60 Mehmet Sahan 343 2007-10 Jerell Thompson 187 2007-09 J 16 at CCSU L 65-88 J 21 CCSU W 71-53 Jerrell Thomson 301 2007-10 Steve Zazuri 58 2008-10 J 23 BRYANT W 84-60 Shane Gibson 250 2008-09 Mehmet Sahan 48 2007-10 J 28 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 52-64 Stan Dulaire 121 2008-10 Shane Gibson 47 2008-09 J 30 at WAGNER L 73-74 Nick Greenbacker 88 2009-10 Stan Dulaire 27 2008-10 F 4 QUINNIPIAC L 71-86 F 6 at QUINNIPIAC L 87-90 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 11 LONG ISLAND L 75-81 Mehmet Sahan 273 2007-10 Shane Gibson 37 2008-09 F 13 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 62-50 Jerrell Thompson 88 2007-10 Jerrell Thompson 37 2007-10 F 18 at ROBERT MORRIS L 39-64 F 20 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 68-73 Stan Dulaire 77 2008-10 Mehmet Sahan 1 2007-10 F 25 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 59-64 (OT) Shane Gibson 69 2008-09 F 27 at MONMOUTH W 68-63 Nick Greenbacker 56 2009-10

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34 Sacred Heart Pioneers 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 2/5 Letterwinners Returning: 6/12 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook The 2010-11 season could be one of transition for a Sacred Heart program that has enjoyed its greatest stretch of Division I success over the last half decade. With the departure of its high-scoring trio - Corey Hassan, Chauncy Hardy and Ryan Litke combined for over 3,500 career points - the Pioneers’ freewheeling, gunslinging, perimeter-oriented attack has undergone a makeover with a younger cast of characters set to suit up this fall. Longtime head coach Dave Bike, who enters his 33rd season just five wins short of his 500th career victory, has assembled a roster loaded with six newcomers and eight underclassmen, many of whom will be asked to fill holes in the rotation, including that of 7’0” center Liam Potter, who will be missed after a breakout senior year in the post. Despite the turnover, expect the Pioneers to feature a guard-driven attack again this coming year with senior Jerrell Thompson serving as floor general and sophomore Shane Gibson providing a scoring boost after sitting out the 2009-10 campaign.

Frontcourt The Pioneers are left with a somewhat depleted frontcourt with the graduation of Hassan and Potter, who combined for 29 points and 16 rebounds last season. Senior Mehmet Sahan started 26 games in the post for the Pioneers last season, and at 6’9” and 245 lbs., provides a physical inside presence who excels on the offensive glass and possesses a light shooting touch from mid-range. He contributed 5.1 ppg and ranked third on the club with 4.3 rpg in 2009-10. Junior Stan Dulaire, an athletic 6’5” wing, has been a steady contributor off the bench in each of his first two seasons and is a lifetime 55 percent shooter from the floor. Bike will need immediate contributions from newcomers Femi Akinpetide and Paris Massey, both of whom sat out last season. Akinpetide, a rugged interior player, is a 6’6” sophomore transfer from UMKC, while Massey is a 6’6” redshirt freshman from Boston, MA who should excel in transition and give the Pioneers a shot blocking threat.

Backcourt Bike will lean heavily on Thompson and the returning Gibson to settle a backcourt in transition. After two years coming off the bench, Thompson earned a starting spot at the point last season and did not disappoint. The 5’10” dynamo was able to push the tempo, create open looks for his stable of three-point shooters and create his own scoring opportunities. Thompson averaged 7.0 ppg on the year - including a career-high 30-point outburst against Quinnipiac in February - and ranked fourth in the NEC with 4.6 apg. An all-around talent who can score in traffic or pull up and shoot with range, the 6’2” Gibson displayed star potential as a freshman in 2008-09. He contributed 8.1 ppg and hit 37 shots from three-point territory at a 42.0 percent success rate. Backing up Thompson last season was junior Steve Zazuri, an old-school point guard who rarely looks for his own shot, but sported the second-best assist-to-turnover ratio (1.62:1) on the team last season.

Newcomers Bike has done well recruiting in-state in recent years, and his 2010-11 class is no exception with three backcourt signees from the Constitution State. Steve Glowiak, a 6’2” two guard, played for his father at New Britain High School sand should help the Pioneers restock their long distance shooting brigade. Chris Evans comes off a post-graduate year at the Taft School and played his high school ball at Stamford High School. A solid on-the-ball defender, he is an athletic 6’2” guard who can attack the rim. Possessing a scorer’s mentality, 6’3” Evan Kelley was an All-State selection out of Norwalk High School who averaged 25.6 ppg as a senior. Though he must sit out the 2010-11 season, Bike reinforced his frontcourt with the addition of 6’9” Justin Swidowski. Swidowski, a transfer from Division II Holy Family, averaged 24.1 ppg and 9.9 rpg as a sophomore and was named an honorable mention All-American.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 4 HASSAN, Corey 28 28 962 34.4 187 435 .430 90 234 .385 73 105 .695 63 149 212 7.6 56 0 58 77 1 39 537 19.2 2 LITKE, Ryan 29 11 794 27.4 140 330 .424 85 212 .401 36 50 .720 18 101 119 4.1 75 2 51 78 4 33 401 13.8 22 HARDY, Chauncey 24 19 701 29.2 107 240 .446 47 112 .420 39 50 .780 22 40 62 2.6 57 3 64 52 3 34 300 12.5 32 POTTER, Liam 29 29 791 27.3 103 204 .505 0 0 .000 70 133 .526 95 146 241 8.3 88 3 24 70 58 8 276 9.5 3 THOMPSON, Jerrell 29 27 864 29.8 73 181 .403 26 62 .419 30 41 .732 11 40 51 1.8 54 1 133 69 3 23 202 7.0 15 SAHAN, Mehmet 29 26 556 19.2 62 129 .481 1 2 .500 22 31 .710 59 65 124 4.3 68 1 20 38 11 16 147 5.1 30 GREENBACKER, Nick 29 0 349 12.0 40 97 .412 0 0 .000 8 14 .571 16 40 56 1.9 60 0 15 22 10 10 88 3.0 23 MARSHALL, Josh 18 3 177 9.8 22 54 .407 2 10 .200 2 9 .222 13 13 26 1.4 17 01356482.7 34 DULAIRE, Stan 25 0 251 10.0 25 45 .556 0 0 .000 11 37 .297 23 14 37 1.5 21 0 13 19 4 12 61 2.4 1 ABEDAMOWO, Toso 3 0 7 2.3 1 3 .333 1 3 .333 1 2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 10010241.3 10 ZAZURI, Steve 26 2 373 14.3 10 25 .400 0 0 .000 3 5 .600 6 31 37 1.4 53 3 47 29 2 18 23 0.9 TM TEAM...... 63 49 112 3.9 0 4 Total...... 29 770 1743 .442 252 635 .397 295 477 .618 389 688 1077 37.1 550 13 426 462 101 201 2087 72.0 Opponents...... 29 747 1639 .456 161 442 .364 468 641 .730 299 685 984 33.9 483 - 372 406 78 229 2123 73.2

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 04 HASSAN, Corey 17 17 560 32.9 95 239 .397 48 136 .353 42 65 .646 36 88 124 7.3 35 0 36 41 0 20 280 16.5 02 LITKE, Ryan 18 10 504 28.0 86 209 .411 54 139 .388 19 29 .655 11 65 76 4.2 41 1 31 48 3 23 245 13.6 22 HARDY, Chauncey 14 9 390 27.9 60 135 .444 24 62 .387 21 29 .724 12 25 37 2.6 29 0 32 26 3 23 165 11.8 32 POTTER, Liam 18 18 474 26.3 71 124 .573 0 0 .000 47 87 .540 62 89 151 8.4 60 3 12 45 28 5 189 10.5 03 THOMPSON, Jerrell 18 16 534 29.7 49 116 .422 19 40 .475 17 25 .680 9 32 41 2.3 40 1 83 43 3 14 134 7.4 15 SAHAN, Mehmet 18 15 318 17.7 38 82 .463 1 2 .500 12 17 .706 34 33 67 3.7 39 0 13 22 3 12 89 4.9 30 GREENBACKER, Nick 18 0 235 13.1 28 64 .438 0 0 .000 3 7 .429 11 24 35 1.9 35 0 11 17 7 6 59 3.3 23 MARSHALL, Josh 14 3 169 12.1 19 50 .380 2 10 .200 2 9 .222 12 12 24 1.7 16 01356423.0 34 DULAIRE, Stan 14 0 124 8.9 10 19 .526 0 0 .000 8 23 .348 8 7 15 1.1 11 05906282.0 1 ABEDAMOWO, Toso 3 0 7 2.3 1 3 .333 1 3 .333 1 2 .500 0 0 0 0.0 10010241.3 10 ZAZURI, Steve 18 2 310 17.2 8 22 .364 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 4 29 33 1.8 42 3 39 21 2 14 17 0.9 TM TEAM...... 41 32 73 4.1 0 3 Total...... 18 465 1063 .437 149 392 .380 173 296 .584 240 436 676 37.6 349 8 263 279 54 131 1252 69.6 Opponents...... 18 444 1003 .443 95 278 .342 276 402 .687 192 427 619 34.4 302 - 219 248 44 131 1259 69.9

35 2010-11 NEC Basketball St. Francis (NY) Terriers Summer Preview 2009-10: 11-18 Overall, 8-10 NEC

2010-11 Schedule SFNY Quick Facts

N 12 at Boston College 7:00 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 15 at South Florida 7:00 pm Location: Brooklyn, NY SID: David Gansell 2009-10 Record: 11-18 N 21 Howard 2:00 pm N 24 at Brown 7:00 pm Founded: 1884 SID Phone: (718) 489-5369 NEC Record/Finish: 8-10/Tie-8th D 2 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Enrollment: 2,500 SID Fax Line: (718) 797-2140 NEC Tournament Finish: D 4 ROBERT MORRIS 4:00 pm Nickname: Terriers Press Row Phone: (718) 489-5412 Did not qualify D 7 Colgate 7:00 pm Colors: Red & Blue SID e-mail: Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 10 at Canisius 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: Pope PEC/1,200 [email protected] Letterman Returning/Lost: 8/3 D 14 Dartmouth 7:00 pm St. Francis (NY) website: MSG Holiday Festival www.sfcathletics.com D 20 at St. John’s TBA Personnel D 21 vs. Davidson/Northwestern TBA President: Dr. Brendan J. Dugan D 30 NJIT 7:00 pm Coaching Staff Faculty Representative: J 3 at Hartford 7:00 pm Head Coach: Glenn Braica Dr. Thomas Quigley J 6 at CCSU 7:00 pm Alma Mater/Year: Queens College/1989 J 8 at BRYANT 4:00 pm Athletic Director: Irma Garcia Record at SFNY/Years: First Year J 13 WAGNER 7:00 pm SWA: Meghan O’Brien Overall Record/Years: First Year J 15 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 4:00 pm J 20 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Assistant Coaches: Clive Bentick, Andy Johnston J 22 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (718) 489-5265 J 27 at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm J 29 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 4:00 pm F 3 QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm F 5 SACRED HEART 4:00 pm F 9 at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm F 12 LONG ISLAND 4:00 pm SFNY Roster F 17 at WAGNER 7:00 pm F 19 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 CCSU 7:00 pm 2 Stefan Perunicic* G/F 6-6 195 Jr Belgrade, Serbia/Dimitrije Tucovic F 26 BRYANT 4:00 pm 11 Ricky Cadell* G 6-2 180 Sr New York, NY/The Patterson School (NC) NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 12 Milos Trivic F 6-8 210 So Belgrade, Serbia/Srednja Turisticka Skola (sat out 2009-10) M 3 Quarterfinals 15 Justin Newton* G 6-0 190 Jr Brooklyn, NY/Poly Prep Country Day M 6 Semifinals 20 Richard Clark C 6-9 215 Jr Berkshire, England/Centroa de Ensenanzas M 9 Championship de Canarias (Canary Islands) 24 Akeem Bennett G/F 6-3 180 Sr Long Island, NY/West Hempstead (W. Oklahoma St. College) Schedule is tentative. NEC games in CAPS. 30 Akeem Johnson F 6-6 200 So Brooklyn, NY/Susan S. McKinney 40 Alexander Harrington C 6-9 220 Jr Lanham, MD/Duval (Brown Mackie JC)

2009-10 Results Newcomers Dre Calloway G 6-0 170 Jr Harlem, NY/Lincoln (CO) (Northeastern JC (CO)) N 13 Brown L 64-68 Adam Chmielewski G 6-0 175 Fr Montreal, Quebec/Champlain St. Lambert N 17 at Boston College L 44-72 Matt Milk F 6-8 220 Fr Wantagh, NY/Upper Room Christian (Fort Lauderdale (FL) Pine Crest) N 21 Canisius L 69-79 Ben Mockford G 6-2 180 So Shoreham-by-Sea, England/Oak Hill Academy (VA) (Iona) N 24 at Massachusetts L 65-83 (will sit out 2010-11) N 28 at Colgate W 66-65 Travis Nichols G/F 6-4 190 So Brooklyn, NY/Food & Finance D 3 CCSU L 50-63 D 5 BRYANT W 54-48 Key Losses D 8 Hartford W 63-60 23 Herman Wrice# F/C 6-7 210 D 13 at #6 Syracuse L 51-75 32 Kayode Ayeni# G/F 6-5 180 D 22 Lafayette L 69-74 D 29 at Fairfield L 58-65 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost J 7 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 69-57 J 9 ROBERT MORRIS L 63-67 SFNY Leading Active... J 11 at Columbia W 59-53 J 14 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 61-58 J 16 at WAGNER W 60-53 Scorers Assists J 18 at Dartmouth L 64-65 Ricky Cadell 1,158 2007-10 Ricky Cadell 199 2007-10 J 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 63-60 Stefan Perunicic 568 2008-10 Justin Newton 156 2008-10 J 23 WAGNER W 57-54 Akeem Bennett 421 2009-10 Akeem Bennett 117 2009-10 J 28 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 63-71 Akeem Johnson 143 2009-10 Stefan Perunicic 52 2008-10 J 30 at ROBERT MORRIS L 56-74 Justin Newton 130 2008-10 Richard Clark 5 2008-10 F 4 LONG ISLAND L 53-62 F 6 at LONG ISLAND W 88-84 (3 OT) Rebounders Three-Pointers F 11 at QUINNIPIAC L 65-77 Ricky Cadell 266 2007-10 Ricky Cadell 157 2007-10 F 13 at SACRED HEART L 50-62 Akeem Bennett 187 2009-10 Stefan Perunicic 147 2008-10 F 18 MONMOUTH L 49-51 Justin Newton 164 2008-10 Akeem Bennett 20 2009-10 F 20 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 55-56 F 25 at BRYANT W 69-60 (OT) Stefan Perunicic 156 2008-10 Richard Clark 13 2008-10 F 27 at CCSU L 56-68 Akeem Johnson 75 2009-10 Justin Newton 10 2008-10

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36 St. Francis (NY) Terriers 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 8/11 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook What’s old is new again in Brooklyn Heights as Glenn Braica makes his return to the sidelines at St. Francis (NY), this time as head coach. The Brooklyn native was an assistant and top recruiter in the Terriers’ greatest on-court success of the modern era, a decade-long stretch that began in the mid-90s and included a pair of NEC title game appearances in 2001 and 2003. In his attempt to recapture that level of success and begin a new era in St. Francis hoops, he will lean heavily on the prolific senior backcourt tandem of Ricky Cadell and Akeem Bennett, each of whom has earned All-NEC recognition, and sharpshooting junior swingman Stefan Perunicic. Just two months into the job, Braica announced his first recruiting class - a five-player haul designed to jump-start an offense that averaged just 60.4 points per game a year ago

Frontcourt Injuries wreaked havoc with the Terrier frontcourt last season, but things should be a bit more settled in 2010-11. While Kayode Ayeni’s athleticism and rebounding will be missed, Braica can count on Perunicic to keep defenses honest with his unlimited shooting range, and solid interior production from sophomore Akeem Johnson and junior Alexander Harrington. Though he struggled at times with his shot last season, the 6’5” Perunicic (8.4 ppg) still managed to sink 60 shots from three-point territory to raise his two-year total to 147. Johnson, a rugged 6’6” forward, came on strong the second half of the season when given the opportunity. The Brooklyn native averaged 7.9 points over the last 12 games of the year - including four double-digit efforts - to lift his season average to 5.3 ppg. He also shot a team-best 56.9 percent from the floor. Harrington is back at full strength after missing the last 21 games of the 2009-10 season with an injury. The 6’9” center contributed 4.9 ppg and was strong on the boards with 4.3 rpg in 18 minutes per outing. Junior center Richard Clark has seen limited action in his two seasons, but has displayed a nice touch from the outside. Sophomore forward Milos Trivic brings additional depth after sitting out the 2009-10 campaign.

Backcourt Braica inherited a loaded backcourt with Cadell and Bennett set to embark on their senior years. Cadell has been the Terriers’ leading point-producer in each of the last two seasons and ranked seventh in the NEC in 2009-10 with 15.9 ppg. The 6’2” shooting guard can push the tempo and score in transition, but also excels in the halfcourt where his quick release and deep shooting ability resulted in 72 three- pointers last season, the fourth-most in the conference. Cadell, who is tied for the NEC’s active scoring lead with 1,158 career points, worked well in tandem with the 6’3” Bennett a year ago. A second team All-NEC pick in his first season in Brooklyn Heights, Bennett displayed the type of versatility from the guard position that sets him apart from his peers. A fearless improviser who is strong in the air and a tireless worker on the boards, Bennett was the only NEC player to rank in the top-10 in scoring (14.5 ppg), rebounding (6.4 rpg), assists (4.0 apg) and steals (2.2 spg). With no shortage of shooters surrounding him, Justin Newton was able to step in at the point last season without a hitch. A pesky defender, Newton finished fourth on the circuit with 1.9 spg, and was also eighth in assists (3.5 apg) and second in assist- to-turnover ratio (1.98:1).

Newcomers Braica’s inaugural recruiting class concentrated on the backcourt, which will need to be replenished after Bennett and Cadell exhaust their eligibility following this season. Junior Dre Calloway, a New York City native, ran the point at Northeastern JC in Colorado last season, while 6’4” Brooklyn product Travis Nichols is a former All-PSAL two-guard who starred at Gulf Coast CC in 2009-10 and enters St. Francis as a sophomore. Braica also brought in 6’0” Canadian import Adam Chmielewski, who averaged 16.0 ppg and 8.0 apg as a senior at Champlain St. Lambert in Montreal. Iona transfer Ben Mockford will sit out this season, but should supply instant offense when he debuts in 2011-12. In 25 international appearances for the English national program, the 6’2” guard has averaged 15.0 ppg. The lone frontcourt newcomer is 6’8” Matt Milk, a strong rebounder who played his high school ball in Wantagh, NY before finishing up his prep career at Fort Lauderdale (FL) Pine Crest. 2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 CADELL, Ricky 27 25 958 35.5 146 370 .395 72 202 .356 65 98 .663 22 57 79 2.9 65 3 49 73 0 36 429 15.9 22 BENNETT, Akeem 29 26 1044 36.0 130 333 .390 26 86 .302 135 208 .649 59 128 187 6.4 93 4 117 123 15 64 421 14.5 32 AYENI, Kayode 25 22 745 29.8 88 227 .388 20 83 .241 46 71 .648 41 80 121 4.8 71 4 38 56 12 22 242 9.7 02 PERUNICIC, Stefan 29 13 891 30.7 80 234 .342 60 190 .316 23 41 .561 15 69 84 2.9 72 2 26 51 8 22 243 8.4 30 JOHNSON, Akeem 27 0 478 17.7 62 109 .569 0 0 .000 19 43 .442 29 46 75 2.8 39 1 4 21 9 11 143 5.3 40 HARRINGTON, Alex 8 2 145 18.1 16 36 .444 1 2 .500 6 15 .400 12 22 34 4.3 16 00734394.9 33 WRICE, Herman 29 28 540 18.6 49 93 .527 0 1 .000 19 37 .514 49 62 111 3.8 91 3 7 47 27 15 117 4.0 21 BYAM, Nigel 7 3 95 13.6 11 23 .478 1 3 .333 3 6 .500 11 9 20 2.9 802661263.7 15 NEWTON, Justin 29 26 897 30.9 20 67 .299 5 24 .208 23 33 .697 32 77 109 3.8 80 4 101 51 1 56 68 2.3 20 CLARK, Richard 21 0 107 5.1 8 33 .242 5 18 .278 4 6 .667 6 7 13 0.6 900561251.2 TM TEAM...... 48 63 111 3.8 1 9 Total...... 29 610 1525 .400 190 609 .312 343 558 .615 324 620 944 32.6 545 21 344 449 87 232 1753 60.4 Opponents...... 29 648 1493 .434 192 555 .346 396 560 .707 314 707 1021 35.2 552 - 424 485 102 204 1884 65.0

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 CADELL, Ricky 18 17 656 36.4 99 254 .390 50 139 .360 44 68 .647 16 43 59 3.3 47 3 28 52 0 20 292 16.2 22 BENNETT, Akeem 18 17 674 37.4 75 192 .391 18 56 .321 89 140 .636 33 93 126 7.0 56 2 84 78 9 34 257 14.3 32 AYENI, Kayode 17 16 487 28.6 51 147 .347 13 59 .220 37 54 .685 28 54 82 4.8 43 2 17 34 8 14 152 8.9 02 PERUNICIC, Stefan 18 6 546 30.3 43 136 .316 35 117 .299 11 24 .458 9 52 61 3.4 42 1 15 34 5 13 132 7.3 30 JOHNSON, Akeem 17 0 380 22.4 51 90 .567 0 0 .000 13 26 .500 19 38 57 3.4 31 1 4 16 7 9 115 6.8 40 HARRINGTON, Alex 2 0 27 13.5 3 7 .429 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 2 5 7 3.5 30000184.0 33 WRICE, Herman 18 18 300 16.7 25 50 .500 0 1 .000 12 24 .500 32 30 62 3.4 56 2 1 25 11 9 62 3.4 15 NEWTON, Justin 18 16 558 31.0 13 37 .351 4 15 .267 19 27 .704 22 41 63 3.5 50 3 64 28 0 31 49 2.7 20 CLARK, Richard 12 0 61 5.1 5 19 .263 3 12 .250 1 2 .500 3 4 7 0.6 600021141.2 21 BYAM, Nigel 3 0 11 3.7 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.7 20002000.0 TM TEAM...... 35 40 75 4.2 1 5 Total...... 18 365 934 .391 123 399 .308 228 370 .616 200 401 601 33.4 337 14 213 272 44 132 1081 60.1 Opponents...... 18 374 911 .411 123 359 .343 254 359 .708 191 445 636 35.3 352 - 241 299 53 122 1125 62.5

37 2010-11 NEC Basketball Saint Francis (PA) Red Flash Summer Preview 2009-10: 11-19 Overall, 9-9 NEC

2010-11 Schedule SFPA Quick Facts

N 12 at American 7:30 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 15 Colgate 7:00 pm Location: Loretto, PA SID: Bob Volkert 2009-10 Record: 11-19 N 17 at Lafayette 7:00 pm NEC Record/Finish: 9-9/Tie-6th N 20 Bucknell 7:00 pm Founded: 1847 SID Phone: (814) 472-3128 N 24 at Hartford 7:00 pm Enrollment: 2,200 SID Fax Line: (814) 472-3196 NEC Tournament Finish: N 27 at Youngstown State 7:05 pm Nickname: Red Flash SID e-mail: [email protected] Lost to MSM in quarterfinals D 2 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Colors: Red and White Press Row Phone: (814) 472-3145 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 4 at LONG ISLAND TBA Home Court/Capacity: Hotline: (814) 472-3896 Letterman Returning/Lost: 7/7 D 13 at Lehigh TBA D 15 at Ohio 7:00 pm DeGol Arena in the St. Francis (PA) website: D 18 Drexel 1:00 pm Maurice Stokes Athletic Center/3,500 www.goredflash.com D 23 at Cincinnati TBA J 2 at North Carolina TBA Personnel Coaching Staff J 6 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm President: Head Coach: Don Friday J 8 at WAGNER 7:00 pm J 13 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Rev. Gabriel Zeis, T.O.R. Alma Mater/Year: Lebanon Valley College/1990 J 15 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Record at SFPA/Years: 17-42/2 J 20 ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Brett Ottaway Overall Record/Years: 100-91/7 J 22 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm Athletic Director: Bob Krimmel Assistant Coaches: , Jon-David Byers, Chris Clark J 27 at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm SWA: Erika Renwick Basketball Office Phone: (814) 472-3277 J 29 at SACRED HEART 3:30 pm F 3 CCSU 7:00 pm F 5 BRYANT 7:00 pm F 9 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm F 12 ROBERT MORRIS TBA SFPA Roster F 17 at MONMOUTH 7:45 pm F 19 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON TBA No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm F 26 WAGNER 7:00 pm 3 Chris Johnson* G 6-0 165 So Newport News, VA/Denbigh NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 13 Mislav Jukic F 6-7 220 Sr Zagreb, Croatia/Life Center Academy (NJ) (sat out 2009-10) M 3 Quarterfinals 14 Sorena Orandi* G 6-0 180 Sr Vastra Frolunda, Gothenburg, Sweden/Solebury Prep (PA) M 6 Semifinals 20 Umar Shannon G 5-11 175 So Atlantic City, NJ/Atlantic City M 9 Championship 22 Anthony Ervin G 6-4 175 So Chesterfield, VA/Manchester (Fork Union Military Academy) 30 Tony Peters F 6-8 200 So Roselle, NJ/Seton Hall Prep Schedule is tentative. NEC games In CAPS 33 Will Felder* F 6-6 200 So Cleveland, OH/Lutheran East

Newcomers 2009-10 Results 1 Kyheim Hall G 6-3 210 Fr Tobyhanna, PA/Pocono Mountain East 2 Kameron Ritter G 6-3 160 Fr Niskayuna, NY/Christian Brothers Academy N 13 American W 65-61 21 Anthony Goode G 6-0 178 Fr Randallstown, MD/Milford Mill Academy N 16 at Notre Dame L 72-95 40 Jon Taylor F 6-6 197 Jr Bowie, MD/Montgomery College-Germantown N 19 Lafayette L 77-88 43 Scott Eatherton F 6-8 205 Fr Hershey, PA/Hershey N 21 at Bucknell L 58-70 55 Storm Stanley C 6-11 245 Fr Lambertville, MI/St. Francis de Sales N 25 Lehigh L 67-76 N 28 at #17 Ohio State L 47-110 Key Losses D 3 WAGNER W 69-42 1 Devin Sweetney# G/F 6-6 195 D 5 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 73-66 40 Cedric Latimer F 6-5 220 D 13 at Drexel L 35-57 54 Kurt Hoffman# F 6-6 210 D 16 Youngstown State L 65-74 D 20 at Akron L 51-80 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 22 at Duquesne L 56-86 J 2 Hartford W 64-52 J 7 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 57-69 SFPA Leading Active... J 9 at LONG ISLAND L 80-89 J 14 MONMOUTH L 53-63 J 16 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 54-52 Scorers Assists J 21 at MONMOUTH L 40-69 Mislav Jukic 389 2006-09 Sorena Orandi 89 2007-10 J 23 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 75-78 Sorena Orandi 316 2006-10 Chris Johnson 87 2009-10 J 28 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 71-63 Will Felder 278 2009-10 Mislav Jukic 41 2006-09 J 30 LONG ISLAND W 74-73 (OT) Anthony Ervin 155 2009-10 Anthony Ervin 33 2009-10 F 4 ROBERT MORRIS L 67-76 F 6 at ROBERT MORRIS L 64-75 Chris Johnson 95 2009-10 Umar Shannon 32 2009-10 F 11 at BRYANT W 60-34 F 13 at CCSU W 59-57 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 18 QUINNIPIAC W 73-68 Mislav Jukic 182 2006-09 Sorena Orandi 47 2007-10 F 20 SACRED HEART W 73-68 Will Felder 159 2009-10 Umar Shannon 28 2009-10 F 25 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 51-67 Sorena Orandi 99 2007-10 Anthony Ervin 22 2009-10 F 27 at WAGNER L 76-81 Anthony Ervin 72 2009-10 Will Felder 21 2009-10 NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) M 4 at #3 Mount St. Mary’s L 50-65 Chris Johnson 50 2009-10 Mislav Jukic 10 2006-09

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38 Saint Francis (PA) Red Flash 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 7/14 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook The metamorphosis of the Saint Francis (PA) men’s basketball program began with the arrival of Don Friday back in 2008. Since that time, the pursuit of an NEC championship has become a realistic goal for the Red Flash, which reflects the sea of change in the program’s culture in just two years. In 2009-10, Saint Francis made its first NEC playoff appearance in five seasons, and with a 9-9 record in league play, posted its best conference mark since the 2004-05 campaign. That Friday was able to engineer such a dramatic turnaround - the six-game improvement in the NEC standings was the best on the circuit - with a roster consisting of nine newcomers, including seven freshman, was remarkable in itself. The ability to consolidate those gains and continue their climb up the ladder will depend in part on how the Red Flash react to the loss of Devin Sweetney, a first team All-Conference forward who scored over 1,500 career points and was the team’s leading scorer and rebounder in each of the last two years.

Frontcourt Finding a ready replacement for Sweetney will present the greatest challenge for Friday, considering the departed swingman’s well-rounded game and leadership skills both on and off the court. The first shot at filling Sweetney’s shoes could go to 6’6” Will Felder, an All-NEC Rookie pick as a freshman. With a smooth stroke from the outside and the ability to create his own shot, Felder finished the year ranked second on the Red Flash in both scoring (9.3 ppg) and rebounding (5.3 rpg). The frontcourt will also be bolstered by the return of senior Mislav Jukic, who had a breakout year in 2008-09, but sat out last season with an injury. Despite playing in pain his entire junior campaign, the crafty 6’7” forward managed to lift his scoring average from 2.0 ppg to 10.4 ppg, while hitting 47.3 percent of his shots from the floor. To augment Jukic’s formidable inside presence, Friday may give a long look to 6’8” sophomore forward Tony Peters, who was brought along slowly last season.

Backcourt The Red Flash will sport one of the league’s youngest backcourts aside from veteran Sorena Orandi. Orandi, a 6’0” senior combo guard, came alive during conference play last year, averaging 9.7 ppg while hitting 41.0 percent of his three-point shots against NEC rivals. On the year, the Swedish import started 25 games and contributed 8.1 ppg. A trio of sophomores return, all of whom earned spots in the rotation last season and have bright futures ahead of them. Umar Shannon had emerged as one of the league’s top rookie performers before leaving the team in late January to attend to personal issues. Now back with the program, the 6’0” Shannon will look to improve on a solid freshman year that saw him average 9.0 ppg and shoot 41.8 percent from long distance. At 6’4”, Anthony Ervin (5.2 ppg, 22 3PFG) brings good size to the position as excels as a perimeter scoring option. Johnson, a 6-footer, was a part-time starter who led Saint Francis with 2.9 apg and 1.2 spg.

Newcomers First and foremost, Friday beefed up his front line as part of a six-player recruiting class. A terrific rebounder, junior Jon Taylor was a second team NJCAA All-American at Montgomery College last season, where he averaged a double-double with 17.1 ppg and 10.7 rpg. Friday added a back-to-the-basket center in 6’11” Storm Stanley, who also was a double-double performer as a senior at St. Francis de Sales in Toledo, OH. Scott Eatherton, a long, lanky 6’8” forward who can face up and shoot or play down in the post, starred at Hershey High School in Pennsylvania. Another in-state recruit is Kyheim Hall, a sturdy 6’3’ combo guard out of Pocono Mountain East who can finish around the rim. Kameron Ritter is a 6’3” swingman who guided Christian Brothers Academy to the 2010 New York State title. The noted three- point threat averaged 16.0 ppg, 4.0 apg and 3.0 spg as a senior. Anthony Goode, a 6’0” point guard is also expected to push for time. Goode helped lead Milford Mill Academy to a Maryland State Championship as a senior and averaged 11.0 ppg and 6.0 apg.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 SWEETNEY, Devin 28 27 899 32.1 142 340 .418 34 104 .327 155 187 .829 60 146 206 7.4 70 1 60 91 15 34 473 16.9 33 FELDER, Will 30 25 783 26.1 97 215 .451 21 62 .339 63 88 .716 54 105 159 5.3 73 2 23 61 26 17 278 9.3 40 LATIMER, Cedric 30 12 684 22.8 94 210 .448 44 111 .396 39 54 .722 29 51 80 2.7 103 6 32 47 9 10 271 9.0 20 SHANNON, Umar 20 13 444 22.2 62 151 .411 28 67 .418 27 34 .794 7 20 27 1.4 46 0 32 47 0 6 179 9.0 14 ORANDI, Sorena 30 25 751 25.0 82 208 .394 42 110 .382 38 56 .679 10 60 70 2.3 62 2 60 45 2 15 244 8.1 22 ERVIN, Anthony 30 8 623 20.8 56 150 .373 22 63 .349 21 29 .724 19 53 72 2.4 44 0 33 37 1 19 155 5.2 54 HOFFMAN, Kurt 30 23 674 22.5 46 82 .561 0 0 .000 27 47 .574 40 67 107 3.6 66 2 28 51 14 19 119 4.0 03 JOHNSON, Chris 30 16 625 20.8 31 93 .333 7 16 .438 26 45 .578 6 44 50 1.7 72 0 87 49 2 36 95 3.2 15 FOWLER, Austin 20 0 131 6.6 9 31 .290 2 8 .250 2 2 1.000 10 5 15 0.8 21 06305221.1 02 MCFARLAND, Chris 22 1 166 7.5 6 18 .333 3 9 .333 5 7 .714 5 11 16 0.7 21 1 14 11 2 10 20 0.9 30 PETERS, Tony 27 0 217 8.0 7 23 .304 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 10 16 26 1.0 24 0 10 17 5 3 17 0.6 50 JOHNSON, Ron 6 0 13 2.2 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 1 4 5 0.8 00030020.3 10 DEVANE, Aaron 6 0 15 2.5 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 2 0.3 10110000.0 TM TEAM...... 48 39 87 2.9 0 13 Total...... 30 633 1523 .416 203 551 .368 406 555 .732 299 623 922 30.7 603 14 386 476 76 174 1875 62.5 Opponents...... 30 718 1579 .455 198 561 .353 470 656 .716 335 686 1021 34.0 544 - 416 407 104 222 2104 70.1

2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 01 SWEETNEY, Devin 18 18 577 32.1 88 210 .419 23 69 .333 106 125 .848 46 95 141 7.8 43 1 42 60 9 25 305 16.9 33 FELDER, Will 18 18 517 28.7 65 136 .478 13 35 .371 44 61 .721 30 74 104 5.8 43 1 16 34 20 15 187 10.4 14 ORANDI, Sorena 18 16 501 27.8 60 144 .417 32 78 .410 23 38 .605 7 36 43 2.4 44 2 42 27 0 9 175 9.7 40 LATIMER, Cedric 18 2 369 20.5 47 117 .402 26 64 .406 23 29 .793 15 27 42 2.3 56 2 15 21 1 6 143 7.9 20 SHANNON, Umar 9 8 201 22.3 22 58 .379 8 27 .296 7 9 .778 2 15 17 1.9 27 0 18 24 0 4 59 6.6 22 ERVIN, Anthony 18 2 345 19.2 35 86 .407 16 40 .400 15 21 .714 8 26 34 1.9 23 0 17 25 1 14 101 5.6 54 HOFFMAN, Kurt 18 16 444 24.7 37 58 .638 0 0 .000 18 30 .600 28 44 72 4.0 38 2 15 27 10 15 92 5.1 03 JOHNSON, Chris 18 9 399 22.2 20 59 .339 5 14 .357 18 32 .563 4 27 31 1.7 50 0 58 31 2 25 63 3.5 15 FOWLER, Austin 9 0 49 5.4 5 13 .385 0 2 .000 2 2 1.000 4 4 8 0.9 10 03101121.3 02 MCFARLAND, Chris 14 1 126 9.0 5 14 .357 3 7 .429 5 6 .833 4 9 13 0.9 15 1 11 5 2 9 18 1.3 30 PETERS, Tony 16 0 87 5.4 5 10 .500 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 4 8 12 0.8 10 0 4 11 2 0 13 0.8 10 DEVANE, Aaron 3 0 7 2.3 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 10010000.0 50 JOHNSON, Ron 1 0 3 3.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 00010000.0 TM TEAM...... 28 23 51 2.8 0 10 Total...... 18 389 905 .430 126 336 .375 264 357 .739 180 390 570 31.7 360 9 241 278 47 123 1168 64.9 Opponents...... 18 393 907 .433 117 336 .348 287 403 .712 191 392 583 32.4 333 - 226 266 58 129 1190 66.1

39 2010-11 NEC Basketball Summer Preview 2009-10: 5-26 Overall, 3-15 NEC

2010-11 Schedule Wagner Quick Facts

N 12 Lafayette 7:00 pm Administration Sports Information Basketball Information N 15 at Lehigh 7:00 pm Location: Staten Island, NY SID: John Beisser 2009-10 Record: 5-26 N 21 at Stony Brook 2:00 pm N 26 at Hofstra TBA Founded: 1883 SID Phone: (718) 390-3227 NEC Record/Finish: 3-15/11th N 29 at Bucknell 7:00 pm Enrollment:1,929 SID Fax Line: (718) 390-3347 NEC Tournament Finish: D 1 at St. John’s 7:00 pm Nickname: Seahawks SID E-mail: [email protected] Did not qualify D 4 at SACRED HEART TBA Colors: Green & White Press Row Phone: (718) 420-4433 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 D 7 at Columbia 7:00 pm Home Court/Capacity: Wagner website: Letterman Returning/Lost: 7/5 D 11 at Saint Peter’s 7:00 pm D 17 Princeton 7:00 pm /2,100 www.wagnerathletics.com D 21 at Texas A&M 7:00 pm D 30 Albany 7:00 pm Personnel Coaching Staff J 2 at QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm President: Dr. Richard Guarasci Head Coach: Dan Hurley J 6 ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm Faculty Representative: Alma Mater/Year: Seton Hall/1996 J 8 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm J 13 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm Dr. John Esser Record at WC/Years: First Year J 15 at LONG ISLAND TBA Athletic Director: Walt Hameline Overall Record/Years: First Year J 20 QUINNIPIAC 7:00 pm SWA: Peg Hefferan Assistant Coaches: Bobby Hurley, Jr., , Luke Murray J 22 SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Basketball Office Phone: (718) 390-3468 J 27 at BRYANT 7:00 pm J 29 at CCSU TBA F 3 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm F 5 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm F 9 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm F 12 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 7:00 pm Wagner Roster F 17 ST. FRAANCIS (NY) 7:00 pm F 19 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School or Previous College F 24 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:00 pm 1 Danny Mundweiler G 5-11 170 So Overland Park, KS/Olathe East F 26 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm 3 Tyler Murray* G 6-5 190 Jr Toronto, Ontario/Eastern Commerce NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) 10 T.J. Czeski G 6-2 185 Sr Amsterdam, NY/Amsterdam M 3 Quarterfinals M 6 Semifinals 11 Chris Martin* G 5-11 185 Jr Sicklerville, NJ/Winslow Township (Apex Academies) M 9 Championship 12 Clayfell Harris C 6-8 240 Sr London, England/The John Cooper School (TX) (Bridgeton Academy (ME)) Schedule is tentative. NEC games In CAPS 22 Clifton Spiller C 6-7 230 Sr Pleasantville, NJ/Holy Spirit 25 Josh Thompson* F 6-4 190 So Richland, NJ/St. Augustine Prep 42 Ryan Schrotenboer F 6-9 220 So Fort Myers, FL/Bishop Verot

2009-10 Results Newcomers Josh Daniell F 6-8 205 Fr Old Bridge, NJ/St. Patrick’s N 13 at Lafayette L 72-81 Naofall Folahan C 6-11 215 Fr Benin Republic, West Africa/ N 21 Stony Brook L 48-72 Wilraham & Monson Academy (MA) N 24 at NJIT L 51-56 Orlando Parker F 6-8 195 Fr Orlando, FL/Orlando Christian Prep N 28 Bucknell L 61-85 Evan Pierce G 6-3 180 Fr Pittsburgh, PA/Mt. Lebanon D 3 at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) L 42-69 Latif Rivers G 6-1 185 Fr Elizabeth, NJ/Avon Farms D 5 at ROBERT MORRIS L 70-73 D 8 Columbia L 91-102 Key Losses D 12 at Saint Peter’s W 59-58 13 Doug Elwell# G/F 6-5 195 at Las Vegas Classic 55 Michael Orock# C 6-7 233 D 17 at Brigham Young L 61-77 D 19 at Nevada L 61-74 D 22 vs. Jackson St. W 71-62 * Starter Returning # Starter Lost D 23 vs. Chicago St. L 63-78 D 28 NJIT L 56-65 D 30 at Princeton L 42-45 Wagner Leading Active... J 4 at Brown L 71-72 (OT) J 7 at SACRED HEART L 59-75 Scorers Assists J 9 at QUINNIPIAC L 66-78 J 14 LONG ISLAND L 64-79 Chris Martin 534 2008-10 TJ Czeski 126 2006-10 J 16 ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 53-60 Tyler Murray 336 2008-10 Tyler Murray 121 2008-10 J 21 at LONG ISLAND W 65-59 (OT) TJ Czeski 224 2006-10 Chris Martin 56 2008-10 J 23 at ST. FRANCIS (NY) L 54-57 Josh Thompson 205 2009-10 Josh Thompson 35 2009-10 J 28 QUINNIPIAC L 57-66 Clifton Spiller 173 2007-10 Danny Mundweiler 22 2009-10 J 30 SACRED HEART W 74-73 F 4 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 44-69 F 6 MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 50-66 Rebounders Three-Pointers F 11 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 65-70 Clifton Spiller 231 2007-10 Chris Martin 113 2008-10 F 13 at MONMOUTH L 67-76 Tyler Murray 141 2008-10 Tyler Murray 56 2008-10 F 18 BRYANT L 51-53 TJ Czeski 120 2006-10 Danny Mundweiler 40 2009-10 F 20 CCSU L 60-62 F 25 ROBERT MORRIS L 55-76 Josh Thompson 110 2009-10 TJ Czeski 17 2006-10 F 27 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) W 81-76 Chris Martin 84 2008-10 Josh Thompson 7 2009-10

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40 Wagner Seahawks 2010-11 NEC Basketball

Starters Returning: 3/5 Letterwinners Returning: 7/12 Summer Preview

2010-11 Preview

Outlook Wagner’s search for a new head coach in the offseason came down to a surname familiar with college basketball fans far and wide. Dan Hurley, a former 1,000-point scorer at Seton Hall who went on to achieve unparalleled success this decade as head coach of prep power St. Benedict’s in New Jersey, was introduced to the Seahawk faithful in early April and immediately went about retooling the roster following last season’s five-win campaign. His first move was to hire his brother, former Duke All-American Bobby Hurley, Jr., as an assistant. He then hit the recruiting trail running, and by early May, had wrapped up a five-player class that is expected to provide the impetus for a hoops revival on Grymes Hill. The Seahawks do return a number of experienced players who will help ease the transition, most notably junior guard Chris Martin, an explosive scorer whose game should thrive under the tutelage of the new coaching staff.

Frontcourt The competition for playing time will be wide open heading into the preseason as Hurley’s first recruiting class included three players who measure 6’8” or taller. One of the best athletes on the roster, Josh Thompson, started 18 games at small forward as a freshman last season, averaging 7.1 ppg and 3.8 rpg. Senior center Clifton Spiller could be ready for a breakthrough season, similar to former teammate Michael Orock, who was one of the NEC’s most improved players a year ago and the team’s primary post threat. Spiller, at 6’7” and 230 lbs., is a sturdy presence in the paint who ranked second on the Seahawks in rebounding last season (4.2 rpg). Sophomore Ryan Schrotenboer, a 6’9” forward, showed promise last season, hitting 64.5 percent of his shot opportunities in a limited role. Clayfell Harris, a 6’8’ senior center, could also figure into the mix.

Backcourt Martin and junior classmate Tyler Murray formed a rather odd starting backcourt configuration last season. The 6’5” Murray manned the point, while the diminutive 5’11” Martin played off the ball at the two-guard spot. Few players in the NEC can heat up from long range as quickly as Martin. He hit a team-best 67 shots from outside the arc last season - including eight in a career-high 34-point outburst against Columbia - and has made 113 three-pointers over his first two years. He led the Seahawks with 12.1 ppg in 2009-10. Perhaps Wagner’s most versatile player, Murray averaged 8.8 ppg, led the Seahawks with 3.0 apg and hit 49 shots from long range at a team-best 41.9 percent accuracy rate. He found his groove down the stretch last season, averaging 14.0 points and 5.8 assists over the final six games of the year. Sophomore Danny Mundweiler is another long distance bomber who found his shooting rhythm after a slow start. The brother of Joey Mundweiler, who hit 312 trifectas for the Green & White from 2004-09, drained 40 shots from three-point territory as a freshman. Fifth-year senior T.J. Czeski (4.6 ppg, 2.3 apg) brings a veteran presence to the backcourt.

Newcomers Hurley has high hopes his quintet of newcomers will help usher in a new era of Seahawks basketball. Up front, he landed athletic 6’11” center Naofall Folahan, a West African native who has only been playing the sport for five years, but has the looks of a defensive stopper after averaging 4.0 blocks per outing last season for Wilraham & Monson Academy in Massachusetts. Orlando Parker, a lean, active 6’8” forward out of Orlando, FL, played on two state championship teams and averaged a double-double as a senior. Another lanky 6’8” forward, Josh Daniell, competed for New Jersey prep power St. Patrick’s. Latiff Rivers and Evan Pierce could make an immediate impact in the backcourt. The 6’1” Rivers is a standout shooter who averaged 21.0 ppg last season for Avon Old Farms, a prep school in Connecticut, after earning All-State honors at Elizabeth (NJ) High School in 2008-09. Pierce is a 6’3” shooting guard out of Mt. Lebanon in Pittsburgh. He was named second team All-State as a senior after leading his team to a #17 national ranking by USA Today.

2009-10 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 MARTIN, Chris 29 25 811 28.0 117 316 .370 67 195 .344 49 63 .778 6 57 63 2.2 65 0 43 67 2 35 350 12.1 55 OROCK, Michael 31 30 866 27.9 136 250 .544 0 0 .000 52 120 .433 78 115 193 6.2 104 4 20 73 33 19 324 10.5 3 MURRAY, Tyler 31 24 933 30.1 95 231 .411 49 117 .419 33 46 .717 16 97 113 3.6 36 0 92 71 6 32 272 8.8 25 THOMPSON, Josh 29 18 679 23.4 75 213 .352 7 26 .269 48 72 .667 50 60 110 3.8 64 2 35 56 12 28 205 7.1 24 CONRAD, Ryan 19 8 345 18.2 38 122 .311 21 78 .269 30 37 .811 7 22 29 1.5 32 0 30 34 2 18 127 6.7 1 MUNDWEILER, Danny 30 2 503 16.8 51 126 .405 40 99 .404 17 23 .739 3 18 21 0.7 40 0 22 36 0 7 159 5.3 13 ELWELL, Doug 31 28 760 24.5 60 173 .347 38 122 .311 5 8 .625 41 87 128 4.1 47 1 59 37 36 24 163 5.3 10 CZESKI, T.J. 28 13 558 19.9 49 124 .395 9 24 .375 23 37 .622 11 65 76 2.7 87 7 65 71 7 24 130 4.6 22 SPILLER, Clifton 31 5 457 14.7 31 67 .463 0 0 .000 24 47 .511 52 79 131 4.2 70 1 9 44 11 11 86 2.8 4 2 SCHROTENBOER, Ryan 2 5 1 2 1 3 8.5 2 0 3 1 .645 0 1 .000 6 12 .500 17 27 44 1.8 24 0 9 16 2 4 46 1.8 05 CONSTANCE, Garrett19 1 105 5.5 7 24 .292 3 16 .188 5 7 .714 8 2 10 0.5 16 01300221.2 12 HARRIS, Clayfell 1 0 9 9.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 10011000.0 34 ROTH, Phillip 6 0 11 1.8 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 30031100.0 TM TEAM...... 39 68 107 3.5 1 6 Total...... 31 679 1680 .404 234 678 .345 292 472 .619 328 698 1026 33.1 590 15 385 518 113 203 1884 60.8 Opponents...... 31 756 1734 .436 185 567 .326 467 692 .675 407 776 1183 38.2 508 - 451 443 98 286 2164 69.8 2009-10 NEC Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 11 MARTIN, Chris 17 14 457 26.9 65 171 .380 38 108 .352 27 34 .794 3 39 42 2.5 32 0 30 36 0 13 195 11.5 03 MURRAY, Tyler 18 16 572 31.8 61 144 .424 34 76 .447 20 25 .800 7 53 60 3.3 22 0 71 51 5 19 176 9.8 55 OROCK, Michael 18 18 514 28.6 73 145 .503 0 0 .000 24 61 .393 39 57 96 5.3 58 3 10 43 16 9 170 9.4 25 THOMPSON, Josh 16 11 355 22.2 39 113 .345 2 9 .222 24 34 .706 20 21 41 2.6 30 1 23 28 5 10 104 6.5 01 MUNDWEILER, Danny 18 2 326 18.1 34 71 .479 28 60 .467 12 16 .750 3 11 14 0.8 20 0 15 18 0 3 108 6.0 13 ELWELL, Doug 18 15 401 22.3 38 101 .376 22 68 .324 4 5 .800 27 45 72 4.0 31 1 31 18 20 16 102 5.7 10 CZESKI, T.J. 18 9 384 21.3 36 82 .439 7 17 .412 12 20 .600 10 44 54 3.0 64 6 47 51 6 17 91 5.1 24 CONRAD, Ryan 6 1 65 10.8 6 22 .273 4 15 .267 3 5 .600 3 1 4 0.7 405512193.2 22 SPILLER, Clifton 18 3 293 16.3 22 45 .489 0 0 .000 8 21 .381 32 51 83 4.6 43 1 6 27 8 5 52 2.9 4 2 SCHROTENBOER, Ryan 1 6 1 1 7 4 10.9 18 25 .720 0 0 .000 4 7 .571 14 20 34 2.1 19 0 5 13 2 4 40 2.5 05 CONSTANCE, Garrett15 0 76 5.1 7 16 .438 3 11 .273 3 5 .600 4 1 5 0.3 11 01300201.3 34 ROTH, Phillip 4 0 8 2.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 20011100.0 TM TEAM...... 22 43 65 3.6 1 3 Total...... 18 399 936 .426 138 364 .379 141 233 .605 184 386 570 31.7 337 12 244 297 64 99 1077 59.8 Opponents...... 18 430 986 .436 125 320 .391 252 387 .651 246 411 657 36.5 279 - 257 239 59 171 1237 68.7

41 2009-10 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Final Statistics) (All games)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G ------1.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 187 90 73 537 19.2 1.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 33 163 196 359 10.9 2.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 163 0 101 427 17.8 2.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 26 51 175 226 8.7 3.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 29 159 30 163 511 17.6 3.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 95 146 241 8.3 4.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 28 142 34 155 473 16.9 4.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 59 123 182 7.6 5.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 197 38 114 546 16.5 5.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 63 149 212 7.6 6.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 167 62 89 485 16.2 6.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 28 60 146 206 7.4 7.CADELL, Ricky-SFNY...... 27 146 72 65 429 15.9 7.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 31 47 172 219 7.1 8.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 33 205 0 95 505 15.3 8.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 31 68 142 210 6.8 9.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 130 26 135 421 14.5 9.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 31 64 140 204 6.6 10.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 31 143 30 117 433 14.0 10.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 59 128 187 6.4 11.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 29 140 85 36 401 13.8 11.SIMMONS, David-CCSU...... 26 63 103 166 6.4 12.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 35 133 85 126 477 13.6 12.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 31 78 115 193 6.2 13.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 29 131 24 90 376 13.0 13.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 44 148 192 5.8 14.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 32 119 41 125 404 12.6 14.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 37 131 168 5.6 15.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 107 47 39 300 12.5 15.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 34 58 128 186 5.5 16.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 126 40 107 399 12.1 16.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 30 54 105 159 5.3 17.MARTIN, Chris-WC...... 29 117 67 49 350 12.1 17.WAITE, Ed-MU...... 31 63 97 160 5.2 18.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 31 119 66 51 355 11.5 18.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 24 19 103 122 5.1 19.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 26 105 1 83 294 11.3 19.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 35 73 102 175 5.0 20.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 28 93 44 83 313 11.2 20.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 30 55 94 149 5.0 21.GRIER, Terence-FDU...... 32 135 12 67 349 10.9 22.ATUPEM, Shawn-MSM...... 31 143 0 47 333 10.7 23.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 31 117 37 60 331 10.7 24.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 31 136 0 52 324 10.5 25.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 31 111 52 47 321 10.4 26.HICKS, David-LIU...... 31 107 39 55 308 9.9 27.CAJOU, Jean-MSM...... 31 94 38 78 304 9.8 28.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 34 144 0 44 332 9.8 29.AYENI, Kayode-SFNY...... 25 88 20 46 242 9.7 30.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 103 0 70 276 9.5

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G ------1.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 31 136 250 .544 1.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 29 165 5.69 2.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 33 205 378 .542 2.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 32 173 5.41 3.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 163 301 .542 3.HETT, James-MU...... 31 145 4.68 4.ATUPEM, Shawn-MSM...... 31 143 280 .511 4.THOMPSON, Jerrell-SHU.... 29 133 4.59 5.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 34 144 285 .505 5.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 31 132 4.26 6.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 103 204 .505 6.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 117 4.03 7.KONDRATYEV, Vladysla-BU.. 29 103 207 .498 7.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 132 4.00 8.GRIER, Terence-FDU...... 32 135 293 .461 8.NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 29 101 3.48 9.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 30 91 200 .455 9.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 29 95 3.28 10.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 30 97 215 .451 10.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 31 92 2.97 11.LATIMER, Cedric-SFPA..... 30 94 210 .448 11.JOHNSON, Chris-SFPA...... 30 87 2.90 12.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 107 240 .446 12.JONES, Velton-RMU...... 35 99 2.83 13.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 35 133 309 .430 13.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 64 2.67 14.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 187 435 .430 14.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 35 88 2.51 15.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 197 463 .425 15.BAILEY, Devan-CCSU...... 30 75 2.50

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G ------1.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 35 126 148 .851 1.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 31 77 2.48 2.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 29 163 196 .832 2.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 64 2.21 3.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 107 129 .829 3.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 29 57 1.97 4.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 28 155 187 .829 4.NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 29 56 1.93 5.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 32 125 153 .817 5.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 31 53 1.71 6.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 29 90 112 .804 6.BIRRELL, Chris-BU...... 30 49 1.63 7.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 114 143 .797 7.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 29 45 1.55 8.CAJOU, Jean-MSM...... 31 78 100 .780 8.JONES, Velton-RMU...... 35 51 1.46 9.BAKER, Jeremy-QU...... 32 95 123 .772 9.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 31 45 1.45 10.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 28 83 108 .769 10.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 47 1.42 11.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 35 79 106 .745 JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 47 1.42 12.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 30 61 85 .718 12.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 34 1.42 13.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 30 63 88 .716 13.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 32 45 1.41 14.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 89 128 .695 14.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 28 39 1.39 15.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 73 105 .695 HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 39 1.39

42 2009-10 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Final Statistics) (All games)

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G ------1.CULPO, Michael-LIU...... 31 62 134 .463 1.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 90 3.21 2.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 35 85 192 .443 2.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 29 85 2.93 3.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 24 49 111 .441 3.CADELL, Ricky-SFNY...... 27 72 2.67 4.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 47 112 .420 4.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 35 85 2.43 5.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 31 49 117 .419 5.MARTIN, Chris-WC...... 29 67 2.31 6.MUNDWEILER, Danny-WC..... 30 40 99 .404 6.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 31 66 2.13 7.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 29 85 212 .401 SOFMAN, Justin-MU...... 31 66 2.13 8.LATIMER, Cedric-SFPA..... 30 44 111 .396 8.PERUNICIC, Stefan-SFNY... 29 60 2.07 9.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 90 234 .385 9.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 62 2.07 JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 40 104 .385 10.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 24 49 2.04 11.ORANDI, Sorena-SFPA...... 30 42 110 .382 11.CULPO, Michael-LIU...... 31 62 2.00 12.SOFMAN, Justin-MU...... 31 66 175 .377 12.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 24 47 1.96 13.HICKS, David-LIU...... 31 39 108 .361 13.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 31 52 1.68 14.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 62 172 .360 14.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 31 49 1.58 15.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 31 52 145 .359 15.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 28 44 1.57

BLOCKED SHOTS ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.ONYECHI, Kenny-LIU...... 31 65 2.10 1.HETT, James-MU...... 31 145 4.7 62 2.0 2.34 2.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 26 54 2.08 2.NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 29 101 3.5 51 1.8 1.98 3.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 58 2.00 3.THOMPSON, Jerrell-SHU.... 29 133 4.6 69 2.4 1.93 4.LO, Papa-BU...... 29 54 1.86 4.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 33 132 4.0 72 2.2 1.83 5.EFESE, Joe-CCSU...... 30 44 1.47 5.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 32 173 5.4 117 3.7 1.48 6.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 31 42 1.35 6.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 29 165 5.7 122 4.2 1.35 7.ELWELL, Doug-WC...... 31 36 1.16 7.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 31 132 4.3 103 3.3 1.28 8.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 31 33 1.06 8.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 29 95 3.3 84 2.9 1.13 9.JACKSON, Tayvon-MSM...... 30 31 1.03 9.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 117 4.0 123 4.2 0.95 10.WRICE, Herman-SFNY...... 29 27 0.93 11.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 31 28 0.90 12.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 30 26 0.87 13.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 35 28 0.80 14.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 19 0.79 15.KONDRATYEV, Vladysla-BU.. 29 22 0.76

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ------1.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 33 163 4.94 1.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 26 175 6.73 2.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 95 3.28 2.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 33 196 5.94 3.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 31 78 2.52 3.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 31 172 5.55 4.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 59 2.46 4.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 149 5.32 5.SIMMONS, David-CCSU...... 26 63 2.42 5.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 28 146 5.21 6.ONYECHI, Kenny-LIU...... 31 75 2.42 6.TAYLOR, Travis-MU...... 24 123 5.13 7.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 28 63 2.25 7.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 29 146 5.03 8.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 31 68 2.19 8.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 31 142 4.58 9.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 28 60 2.14 9.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 31 140 4.52 10.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 35 73 2.09 10.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 33 148 4.48 11.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 31 64 2.06 11.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 128 4.41 12.SAHAN, Mehmet-SHU...... 29 59 2.03 12.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 30 131 4.37 BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 29 59 2.03 13.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 24 103 4.29 14.WAITE, Ed-MU...... 31 63 2.03 14.SIMMONS, David-CCSU...... 26 103 3.96 15.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 26 51 1.96 15.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 34 128 3.76

43 2009-10 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Final Statistics) (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G ## Team G Pts Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 23-10 2415 73.2 1.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 1959 63.2 2.Sacred Heart...... 29 14-15 2087 72.0 2.Central Conn. St.... 30 1935 64.5 3.Long Island...... 31 14-17 2162 69.7 3.St. Francis (NY).... 29 1884 65.0 4.Robert Morris...... 35 23-12 2399 68.5 4.Robert Morris...... 35 2306 65.9 5.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 16-15 2045 66.0 5.Quinnipiac...... 33 2194 66.5 6.Monmouth...... 31 12-19 1976 63.7 6.Monmouth...... 31 2065 66.6 7.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 11-21 2027 63.3 7.Bryant...... 30 2085 69.5 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 11-19 1875 62.5 8.Wagner...... 31 2164 69.8 9.Central Conn. St.... 30 12-18 1834 61.1 9.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 2104 70.1 10.Wagner...... 31 5-26 1884 60.8 10.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 2279 71.2 11.St. Francis (NY).... 29 11-18 1753 60.4 11.Long Island...... 31 2225 71.8 12.Bryant...... 30 1-29 1556 51.9 12.Sacred Heart...... 29 2123 73.2

SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 73.2 66.5 +6.7 1.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 406 555 .732 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 66.0 63.2 +2.8 2.Quinnipiac...... 33 558 774 .721 3.Robert Morris...... 35 68.5 65.9 +2.7 3.Central Conn. St.... 30 392 547 .717 4.Sacred Heart...... 29 72.0 73.2 -1.2 4.Long Island...... 31 490 709 .691 5.Long Island...... 31 69.7 71.8 -2.0 5.Monmouth...... 31 416 607 .685 6.Monmouth...... 31 63.7 66.6 -2.9 6.Bryant...... 30 271 406 .667 7.Central Conn. St.... 30 61.1 64.5 -3.4 7.Robert Morris...... 35 572 859 .666 8.St. Francis (NY).... 29 60.4 65.0 -4.5 8.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 481 743 .647 9.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 62.5 70.1 -7.6 9.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 434 681 .637 10.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 63.3 71.2 -7.9 10.Wagner...... 31 292 472 .619 11.Wagner...... 31 60.8 69.8 -9.0 11.Sacred Heart...... 29 295 477 .618 12.Bryant...... 30 51.9 69.5 -17.6 12.St. Francis (NY).... 29 343 558 .615

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 862 1926 .448 1.Robert Morris...... 35 733 1800 .407 2.Sacred Heart...... 29 770 1743 .442 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 715 1749 .409 3.Robert Morris...... 35 815 1868 .436 3.Quinnipiac...... 33 760 1831 .415 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 714 1692 .422 4.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 798 1871 .427 5.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 701 1678 .418 5.Long Island...... 31 807 1861 .434 6.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 633 1523 .416 6.St. Francis (NY).... 29 648 1493 .434 7.Wagner...... 31 679 1680 .404 7.Wagner...... 31 756 1734 .436 8.Monmouth...... 31 682 1689 .404 8.Monmouth...... 31 721 1628 .443 9.Central Conn. St.... 30 645 1599 .403 9.Bryant...... 30 714 1605 .445 10.Long Island...... 31 721 1802 .400 10.Central Conn. St.... 30 732 1614 .454 11.St. Francis (NY).... 29 610 1525 .400 11.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 718 1579 .455 12.Bryant...... 30 563 1510 .373 12.Sacred Heart...... 29 747 1639 .456

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Sacred Heart...... 29 252 635 .397 1.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 149 487 .306 2.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 203 551 .368 2.Robert Morris...... 35 221 688 .321 3.Robert Morris...... 35 197 546 .361 3.Wagner...... 31 185 567 .326 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 183 523 .350 4.Monmouth...... 31 192 585 .328 5.Long Island...... 31 230 661 .348 5.St. Francis (NY).... 29 192 555 .346 6.Wagner...... 31 234 678 .345 6.Central Conn. St.... 30 162 465 .348 7.Quinnipiac...... 33 133 392 .339 7.Quinnipiac...... 33 205 582 .352 8.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 144 447 .322 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 198 561 .353 9.Central Conn. St.... 30 152 487 .312 9.Long Island...... 31 221 624 .354 10.St. Francis (NY).... 29 190 609 .312 10.Sacred Heart...... 29 161 442 .364 11.Monmouth...... 31 196 630 .311 11.Bryant...... 30 201 546 .368 12.Bryant...... 30 159 557 .285 12.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 240 650 .369

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G ------1.Sacred Heart...... 29 252 8.69 2.Wagner...... 31 234 7.55 3.Long Island...... 31 230 7.42 4.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 203 6.77 5.St. Francis (NY).... 29 190 6.55 6.Monmouth...... 31 196 6.32 7.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 183 5.90 8.Robert Morris...... 35 197 5.63 9.Bryant...... 30 159 5.30 10.Central Conn. St.... 30 152 5.07 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 144 4.50 12.Quinnipiac...... 33 133 4.03

44 2009-10 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Final Statistics) (All games)

REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G ## Team G Reb Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 1333 40.4 1.Quinnipiac...... 33 1052 31.9 2.Long Island...... 31 1210 39.0 2.Robert Morris...... 35 1172 33.5 3.Sacred Heart...... 29 1077 37.1 3.Sacred Heart...... 29 984 33.9 4.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 1128 35.2 4.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 1021 34.0 5.Robert Morris...... 35 1227 35.1 5.Central Conn. St.... 30 1024 34.1 6.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 1082 34.9 6.St. Francis (NY).... 29 1021 35.2 7.Monmouth...... 31 1038 33.5 7.Monmouth...... 31 1113 35.9 8.Wagner...... 31 1026 33.1 8.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 1182 36.9 9.St. Francis (NY).... 29 944 32.6 9.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 1151 37.1 10.Central Conn. St.... 30 974 32.5 10.Long Island...... 31 1152 37.2 11.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 922 30.7 11.Wagner...... 31 1183 38.2 12.Bryant...... 30 895 29.8 12.Bryant...... 30 1154 38.5

REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Blocks Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 1333 40.4 1052 31.9 +8.5 1.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 143 4.61 2.Sacred Heart...... 29 1077 37.1 984 33.9 +3.2 2.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 127 3.97 3.Long Island...... 31 1210 39.0 1152 37.2 +1.9 3.Long Island...... 31 122 3.94 4.Robert Morris...... 35 1227 35.1 1172 33.5 +1.6 4.Bryant...... 30 110 3.67 5.Central Conn. St.... 30 974 32.5 1024 34.1 -1.7 5.Wagner...... 31 113 3.65 6.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 1128 35.2 1182 36.9 -1.7 6.Sacred Heart...... 29 101 3.48 7.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 1082 34.9 1151 37.1 -2.2 7.St. Francis (NY).... 29 87 3.00 8.Monmouth...... 31 1038 33.5 1113 35.9 -2.4 Central Conn. St.... 30 90 3.00 9.St. Francis (NY).... 29 944 32.6 1021 35.2 -2.7 9.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 76 2.53 10.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 922 30.7 1021 34.0 -3.3 10.Robert Morris...... 35 80 2.29 11.Wagner...... 31 1026 33.1 1183 38.2 -5.1 11.Monmouth...... 31 69 2.23 12.Bryant...... 30 895 29.8 1154 38.5 -8.6 12.Quinnipiac...... 33 71 2.15

ASSISTS STEALS ## Team G Assists Avg/G ## Team G Steals Avg/G ------1.Sacred Heart...... 29 426 14.69 1.St. Francis (NY).... 29 232 8.00 2.Quinnipiac...... 33 443 13.42 2.Robert Morris...... 35 267 7.63 3.Monmouth...... 31 405 13.06 3.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 235 7.58 4.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 386 12.87 4.Monmouth...... 31 226 7.29 5.Wagner...... 31 385 12.42 5.Quinnipiac...... 33 232 7.03 6.Robert Morris...... 35 433 12.37 6.Sacred Heart...... 29 201 6.93 7.St. Francis (NY).... 29 344 11.86 7.Central Conn. St.... 30 200 6.67 8.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 352 11.35 8.Wagner...... 31 203 6.55 9.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 361 11.28 9.Bryant...... 30 178 5.93 10.Central Conn. St.... 30 329 10.97 10.Long Island...... 31 180 5.81 11.Bryant...... 30 327 10.90 11.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 174 5.80 12.Long Island...... 31 336 10.84 12.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 176 5.50

TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 415 13.4 478 15.4 +2.03 1.Quinnipiac...... 33 443 13.4 452 13.7 0.98 2.St. Francis (NY).... 29 449 15.5 485 16.7 +1.24 2.Sacred Heart...... 29 426 14.7 462 15.9 0.92 3.Central Conn. St.... 30 402 13.4 431 14.4 +0.97 3.Monmouth...... 31 405 13.1 447 14.4 0.91 4.Robert Morris...... 35 520 14.9 550 15.7 +0.86 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 352 11.4 415 13.4 0.85 5.Monmouth...... 31 447 14.4 463 14.9 +0.52 5.Robert Morris...... 35 433 12.4 520 14.9 0.83 6.Quinnipiac...... 33 452 13.7 466 14.1 +0.42 6.Central Conn. St.... 30 329 11.0 402 13.4 0.82 7.Long Island...... 31 437 14.1 396 12.8 -1.32 7.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 386 12.9 476 15.9 0.81 8.Sacred Heart...... 29 462 15.9 406 14.0 -1.93 8.Long Island...... 31 336 10.8 437 14.1 0.77 9.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 476 15.9 407 13.6 -2.30 9.St. Francis (NY).... 29 344 11.9 449 15.5 0.77 10.Wagner...... 31 518 16.7 443 14.3 -2.42 10.Wagner...... 31 385 12.4 518 16.7 0.74 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 497 15.5 391 12.2 -3.31 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 361 11.3 497 15.5 0.73 12.Bryant...... 30 489 16.3 372 12.4 -3.90 12.Bryant...... 30 327 10.9 489 16.3 0.67

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G ## Team G No. Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 33 482 14.61 1.Quinnipiac...... 33 851 25.79 2.Long Island...... 31 426 13.74 2.Long Island...... 31 784 25.29 3.Sacred Heart...... 29 389 13.41 3.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 809 25.28 4.Robert Morris...... 35 412 11.77 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 31 741 23.90 5.St. Francis (NY).... 29 324 11.17 5.Sacred Heart...... 29 688 23.72 6.Central Conn. St.... 30 330 11.00 6.Robert Morris...... 35 815 23.29 Monmouth...... 31 341 11.00 7.Wagner...... 31 698 22.52 Mount St. Mary's.... 31 341 11.00 8.Monmouth...... 31 697 22.48 9.Wagner...... 31 328 10.58 9.Bryant...... 30 652 21.73 10.Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 319 9.97 10.Central Conn. St.... 30 644 21.47 11.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 299 9.97 11.St. Francis (NY).... 29 620 21.38 12.Bryant...... 30 243 8.10 12.Saint Francis (PA).. 30 623 20.77

45 2009-10 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Final Statistics) (All games)

|------CONFERENCE------| |------OVERALL------| WINNING STREAK STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA Team NO. ------Quinnipiac...... 15-3 .833 75.3 65.4 23-10 .697 73.2 66.5 Wagner 1 Robert Morris...... 15-3 .833 69.3 60.9 23-12 .657 68.5 65.9 Sacred Heart 1 Mount St. Mary's.... 12-6 .667 67.3 58.3 16-15 .516 66.0 63.2 Long Island...... 11-7 .611 71.3 68.2 14-17 .452 69.7 71.8 Fairleigh Dickinson. 10-8 .556 67.0 67.8 11-21 .344 63.3 71.2 Central Conn. St.... 9-9 .500 63.1 62.8 12-18 .400 61.1 64.5 Saint Francis (PA).. 9-9 .500 64.9 66.1 11-19 .367 62.5 70.1 Monmouth...... 8-10 .444 62.0 64.3 12-19 .387 63.7 66.6 St. Francis (NY).... 8-10 .444 60.1 62.5 11-18 .379 60.4 65.0 Sacred Heart...... 7-11 .389 69.6 69.9 14-15 .483 72.0 73.2 Wagner...... 3-15 .167 59.8 68.7 5-26 .161 60.8 69.8 Bryant...... 1-17 .056 51.2 65.8 1-29 .033 51.9 69.5

TEAM SUMMARIES Team G PF-PA Avg Score Margin FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct RebF RebA Margin ------Bryant...... 30 1556-2085 51.9-69.5 -17.6 563-1510 .373 159-557 .285 271-406 .667 895 1154 -8.6 Central Conn. St.... 30 1834-1935 61.1-64.5 -3.4 645-1599 .403 152-487 .312 392-547 .717 974 1024 -1.7 Fairleigh Dickinson. 32 2027-2279 63.3-71.2 -7.9 701-1678 .418 144-447 .322 481-743 .647 1128 1182 -1.7 Long Island...... 31 2162-2225 69.7-71.8 -2.0 721-1802 .400 230-661 .348 490-709 .691 1210 1152 +1.9 Monmouth...... 31 1976-2065 63.7-66.6 -2.9 682-1689 .404 196-630 .311 416-607 .685 1038 1113 -2.4 Mount St. Mary's.... 31 2045-1959 66.0-63.2 +2.8 714-1692 .422 183-523 .350 434-681 .637 1082 1151 -2.2 Quinnipiac...... 33 2415-2194 73.2-66.5 +6.7 862-1926 .448 133-392 .339 558-774 .721 1333 1052 +8.5 Robert Morris...... 35 2399-2306 68.5-65.9 +2.7 815-1868 .436 197-546 .361 572-859 .666 1227 1172 +1.6 Sacred Heart...... 29 2087-2123 72.0-73.2 -1.2 770-1743 .442 252-635 .397 295-477 .618 1077 984 +3.2 Saint Francis (PA).. 30 1875-2104 62.5-70.1 -7.6 633-1523 .416 203-551 .368 406-555 .732 922 1021 -3.3 St. Francis (NY).... 29 1753-1884 60.4-65.0 -4.5 610-1525 .400 190-609 .312 343-558 .615 944 1021 -2.7 Wagner...... 31 1884-2164 60.8-69.8 -9.0 679-1680 .404 234-678 .345 292-472 .619 1026 1183 -5.1

ATTENDANCE Team | HOME GAMES Avg | AWAY GAMES Avg | NEUT GAMES Avg | ALL GAMES Avg | ------Bryant | 11-6628 603 | 17-37006 2177 | 2-0 0 | 30-43634 1454 | Central Conn. St. | 12-18357 1530 | 15-15838 1056 | 3-0 0 | 30-34195 1140 | Fairleigh Dickinson | 14-5725 409 | 16-36532 2283 | 2-475 238 | 32-42732 1335 | Long Island | 13-9425 725 | 17-29824 1754 | 1-0 0 | 31-39249 1266 | Monmouth | 14-20852 1489 | 15-22138 1476 | 2-0 0 | 31-42990 1387 | Mount St. Mary's | 13-18889 1453 | 18-50466 2804 | 0-0 0 | 31-69355 2237 | Quinnipiac | 15-26380 1759 | 17-30293 1782 | 1-0 0 | 33-56673 1717 | Robert Morris | 15-15428 1029 | 17-50015 2942 | 3-14658 4886 | 35-80101 2289 | Sacred Heart | 13-10421 802 | 15-35019 2335 | 1-0 0 | 29-45440 1567 | Saint Francis (PA) | 14-14766 1055 | 16-35395 2212 | 0-0 0 | 30-50161 1672 | St. Francis (NY) | 13-6762 520 | 16-37657 2354 | 0-0 0 | 29-44419 1532 | Wagner | 13-14398 1108 | 16-26019 1626 | 2-0 0 | 31-40417 1304 | ------Totals | 160-168031 1050 | 195-406202 2083 | 17-15133 890 | 264-477692 1809 |

46 2009-10 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 27, 2010 (Conference games only)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G ------1.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 105 42 48 300 18.8 1.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 18 85 112 197 10.9 2.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 88 23 106 305 16.9 2.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 17 31 126 157 9.2 WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 18 88 18 111 305 16.9 3.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 62 89 151 8.4 4.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 17 95 48 42 280 16.5 4.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 46 95 141 7.8 5.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 105 24 62 296 16.4 5.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 17 36 88 124 7.3 6.CADELL, Ricky-SFNY...... 18 99 50 44 292 16.2 6.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 33 93 126 7.0 7.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 18 105 0 54 264 14.7 7.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 18 37 83 120 6.7 THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 89 21 65 264 14.7 8.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 25 94 119 6.6 9.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 75 18 89 257 14.3 9.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 18 41 74 115 6.4 SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 77 22 81 257 14.3 10.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 23 78 101 6.3 11.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 18 80 21 67 248 13.8 11.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 38 73 111 6.2 12.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 18 86 54 19 245 13.6 12.SIMMONS, David-CCSU...... 16 35 61 96 6.0 13.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 78 45 31 232 12.9 13.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 25 82 107 5.9 14.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 18 69 19 74 231 12.8 14.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 30 74 104 5.8 15.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 18 60 39 65 224 12.4 15.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 18 39 57 96 5.3 16.ATUPEM, Shawn-MSM...... 18 93 0 29 215 11.9 16.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 18 40 53 93 5.2 17.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 14 60 24 21 165 11.8 17.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 16 14 68 82 5.1 18.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 18 61 33 53 208 11.6 18.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 18 8 84 92 5.1 19.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 17 67 1 61 196 11.5 19.BAKER, Jeremy-QU...... 17 32 54 86 5.1 20.MARTIN, Chris-WC...... 17 65 38 27 195 11.5 20.HICKS, David-LIU...... 18 28 63 91 5.1 21.KONDRATYEV, Vladysla-BU.. 18 79 6 37 201 11.2 WAITE, Ed-MU...... 18 32 59 91 5.1 22.GRIER, Terence-FDU...... 18 79 7 35 200 11.1 23.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 65 22 40 192 10.7 24.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 18 65 13 48 191 10.6 25.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 18 81 0 28 190 10.6 SEYMORE, Joe-CCSU...... 18 67 37 19 190 10.6 27.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 71 0 47 189 10.5 28.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 65 13 44 187 10.4 29.HICKS, David-LIU...... 18 64 23 32 183 10.2 COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 18 65 34 19 183 10.2

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G ------1.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 71 124 .573 1.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 116 6.44 2.JOHNSON, Akeem-SFNY...... 17 51 90 .567 2.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 18 111 6.17 3.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 18 81 146 .555 3.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 18 85 4.72 4.ATUPEM, Shawn-MSM...... 18 93 168 .554 4.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 84 4.67 5.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 18 105 194 .541 5.THOMPSON, Jerrell-SHU.... 18 83 4.61 6.KONDRATYEV, Vladysla-BU.. 18 79 151 .523 6.HETT, James-MU...... 18 73 4.06 7.GRIER, Terence-FDU...... 18 79 155 .510 7.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 18 71 3.94 8.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 18 73 145 .503 8.NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 18 64 3.56 9.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 65 136 .478 9.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 61 3.39 10.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 105 223 .471 10.JONES, Velton-RMU...... 18 60 3.33 11.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 77 166 .464 11.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 18 59 3.28 12.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 65 145 .448 12.JOHNSON, Chris-SFPA...... 18 58 3.22 13.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 14 60 135 .444 13.BAILEY, Devan-CCSU...... 18 54 3.00 14.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 18 65 150 .433 14.CZESKI, T.J.-WC...... 18 47 2.61 15.WAITE, Ed-MU...... 18 57 132 .432 15.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 46 2.56

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G ------1.PARZYCH, Adam-BU...... 18 36 41 .878 1.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 18 48 2.67 2.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 106 125 .848 2.BIRRELL, Chris-BU...... 18 36 2.00 3.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 81 96 .844 3.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 34 1.89 4.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 62 74 .838 THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 34 1.89 5.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 18 111 133 .835 5.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 18 31 1.72 6.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 18 65 79 .823 WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 18 31 1.72 7.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 18 74 90 .822 NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 18 31 1.72 8.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 18 46 57 .807 8.HARDY, Chauncey-SHU...... 14 23 1.64 9.BAKER, Jeremy-QU...... 17 60 75 .800 9.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 18 28 1.56 10.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 18 53 69 .768 JONES, Velton-RMU...... 18 28 1.56 11.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 65 85 .765 11.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 27 1.50 WALLACE, Gary-RMU...... 18 39 51 .765 12.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 26 1.44 13.CAJOU, Jean-MSM...... 18 37 50 .740 BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 26 1.44 14.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 44 61 .721 CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 18 26 1.44 15.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 40 56 .714 15.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 25 1.39 JOHNSON, Chris-SFPA...... 18 25 1.39 HETT, James-MU...... 18 25 1.39

47 2009-10 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 27, 2010 (Conference games only)

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G ------1.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 16 35 69 .507 1.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 18 54 3.00 2.THOMPSON, Jerrell-SHU.... 18 19 40 .475 2.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 17 48 2.82 3.CULPO, Michael-LIU...... 18 32 68 .471 3.CADELL, Ricky-SFNY...... 18 50 2.78 4.MUNDWEILER, Danny-WC..... 18 28 60 .467 4.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 42 2.63 5.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 18 34 76 .447 5.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 45 2.50 6.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 42 100 .420 6.MARTIN, Chris-WC...... 17 38 2.24 7.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 18 39 95 .411 7.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 16 35 2.19 8.ORANDI, Sorena-SFPA...... 18 32 78 .410 8.ABRAHAM, Karon-RMU...... 18 39 2.17 9.LATIMER, Cedric-SFPA..... 18 26 64 .406 9.SEYMORE, Joe-CCSU...... 18 37 2.06 10.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 24 60 .400 10.PERUNICIC, Stefan-SFNY... 18 35 1.94 TWYMAN, Deontay-QU...... 18 18 45 .400 11.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 18 34 1.89 12.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 45 113 .398 COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 18 34 1.89 13.COLEMAN, Whitney-MU...... 18 34 86 .395 13.CAMPBELL, Will-MU...... 18 33 1.83 14.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 21 54 .389 14.CULPO, Michael-LIU...... 18 32 1.78 15.LITKE, Ryan-SHU...... 18 54 139 .388 ORANDI, Sorena-SFPA...... 18 32 1.78

BLOCKED SHOTS ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.ONYECHI, Kenny-LIU...... 18 40 2.22 1.NEWTON, Justin-SFNY...... 18 64 3.6 28 1.6 2.29 2.LO, Papa-BU...... 17 34 2.00 2.HETT, James-MU...... 18 73 4.1 32 1.8 2.28 3.EFESE, Joe-CCSU...... 18 33 1.83 3.THOMPSON, Jerrell-SHU.... 18 83 4.6 43 2.4 1.93 4.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 17 29 1.71 4.JOHNSON, Chris-SFPA...... 18 58 3.2 31 1.7 1.87 5.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 28 1.56 5.SCOTT, Mike-FDU...... 18 116 6.4 68 3.8 1.71 6.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 22 1.22 6.JOHNSON, James-QU...... 18 59 3.3 35 1.9 1.69 7.FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 20 1.11 7.BAILEY, Devan-CCSU...... 18 54 3.0 33 1.8 1.64 ELWELL, Doug-WC...... 18 20 1.11 8.GOODE, Jeremy-MSM...... 18 85 4.7 54 3.0 1.57 9.ROBINSON, Rob-RMU...... 18 17 0.94 9.WISSEH, Jaytornah-LIU.... 18 111 6.2 73 4.1 1.52 10.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 18 16 0.89 10.MURRAY, Tyler-WC...... 18 71 3.9 51 2.8 1.39 OROCK, Michael-WC...... 18 16 0.89 11.JONES, Velton-RMU...... 18 60 3.3 47 2.6 1.28 12.GALVIN, John-FDU...... 16 13 0.81 12.THOMPSON, Shemik-CCSU.... 18 61 3.4 54 3.0 1.13 13.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 18 14 0.78 13.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 84 4.7 78 4.3 1.08 KONDRATYEV, Vladysla-BU.. 18 14 0.78 15.JACKSON, Tayvon-MSM...... 17 13 0.76

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ------1.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 18 85 4.72 1.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 17 126 7.41 2.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 62 3.44 2.RUTTY, Justin-QU...... 18 112 6.22 3.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 46 2.56 3.SWEETNEY, Devin-SFPA..... 18 95 5.28 4.ONYECHI, Kenny-LIU...... 18 43 2.39 4.BEIDLER, Kelly-MSM...... 18 94 5.22 5.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 18 41 2.28 5.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 17 88 5.18 6.GREEN, Dallas-RMU...... 18 40 2.22 6.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 93 5.17 7.SIMMONS, David-CCSU...... 16 35 2.19 7.POTTER, Liam-SHU...... 18 89 4.94 8.OROCK, Michael-WC...... 18 39 2.17 8.BAPTISTE, Sean-FDU...... 16 78 4.88 9.HASSAN, Corey-SHU...... 17 36 2.12 9.NWIGWE, Mezie-RMU...... 18 84 4.67 10.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 38 2.11 10.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 18 83 4.61 11.OLASEWERE, Jamal-LIU..... 18 37 2.06 11.FELDEINE, James-QU...... 18 82 4.56 12.SAHAN, Mehmet-SHU...... 18 34 1.89 12.HOLLAND, Will-MSM...... 16 68 4.25 13.BAKER, Jeremy-QU...... 17 32 1.88 13.DEANS, Markeys-CCSU...... 18 74 4.11 14.BENNETT, Akeem-SFNY...... 18 33 1.83 FELDER, Will-SFPA...... 18 74 4.11 15.MOFUNANYA, Alvin-FDU..... 17 31 1.82 15.JOHNSON, Kyle-LIU...... 18 73 4.06

48 2009-10 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 27, 2010 (Conference games only)

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G ## Team G Pts Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 18 15-3 1356 75.3 1.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 1049 58.3 2.Long Island...... 18 11-7 1283 71.3 2.Robert Morris...... 18 1097 60.9 3.Sacred Heart...... 18 7-11 1252 69.6 3.St. Francis (NY).... 18 1125 62.5 4.Robert Morris...... 18 15-3 1248 69.3 4.Central Conn. St.... 18 1131 62.8 5.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 12-6 1212 67.3 5.Monmouth...... 18 1158 64.3 6.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 10-8 1206 67.0 6.Quinnipiac...... 18 1178 65.4 7.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 9-9 1168 64.9 7.Bryant...... 18 1184 65.8 8.Central Conn. St.... 18 9-9 1135 63.1 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 1190 66.1 9.Monmouth...... 18 8-10 1116 62.0 9.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 1220 67.8 10.St. Francis (NY).... 18 8-10 1081 60.1 10.Long Island...... 18 1228 68.2 11.Wagner...... 18 3-15 1077 59.8 11.Wagner...... 18 1237 68.7 12.Bryant...... 18 1-17 922 51.2 12.Sacred Heart...... 18 1259 69.9

SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct ------1.Quinnipiac...... 18 75.3 65.4 +9.9 1.Quinnipiac...... 18 344 464 .741 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 67.3 58.3 +9.1 2.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 264 357 .739 3.Robert Morris...... 18 69.3 60.9 +8.4 3.Long Island...... 18 306 424 .722 4.Long Island...... 18 71.3 68.2 +3.1 4.Central Conn. St.... 18 239 345 .693 5.Central Conn. St.... 18 63.1 62.8 +0.2 5.Monmouth...... 18 233 338 .689 6.Sacred Heart...... 18 69.6 69.9 -0.4 6.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 278 420 .662 7.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 67.0 67.8 -0.8 7.Robert Morris...... 18 309 472 .655 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 64.9 66.1 -1.2 8.Bryant...... 18 162 249 .651 9.Monmouth...... 18 62.0 64.3 -2.3 9.St. Francis (NY).... 18 228 370 .616 10.St. Francis (NY).... 18 60.1 62.5 -2.4 10.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 251 413 .608 11.Wagner...... 18 59.8 68.7 -8.9 11.Wagner...... 18 141 233 .605 12.Bryant...... 18 51.2 65.8 -14.6 12.Sacred Heart...... 18 173 296 .584

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Robert Morris...... 18 426 921 .463 1.Robert Morris...... 18 347 907 .383 2.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 422 943 .448 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 385 967 .398 3.Quinnipiac...... 18 467 1049 .445 3.Quinnipiac...... 18 406 996 .408 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 424 956 .444 4.St. Francis (NY).... 18 374 911 .411 5.Sacred Heart...... 18 465 1063 .437 5.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 426 1033 .412 6.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 389 905 .430 6.Long Island...... 18 455 1070 .425 7.Wagner...... 18 399 936 .426 7.Central Conn. St.... 18 425 989 .430 8.Central Conn. St.... 18 399 976 .409 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 393 907 .433 9.Long Island...... 18 419 1040 .403 9.Wagner...... 18 430 986 .436 10.St. Francis (NY).... 18 365 934 .391 10.Bryant...... 18 397 904 .439 11.Monmouth...... 18 384 984 .390 11.Sacred Heart...... 18 444 1003 .443 12.Bryant...... 18 331 885 .374 12.Monmouth...... 18 408 919 .444

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Sacred Heart...... 18 149 392 .380 1.Robert Morris...... 18 104 351 .296 2.Wagner...... 18 138 364 .379 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 87 286 .304 3.Quinnipiac...... 18 78 207 .377 3.Sacred Heart...... 18 95 278 .342 4.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 126 336 .375 4.St. Francis (NY).... 18 123 359 .343 5.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 113 302 .374 5.Long Island...... 18 123 356 .346 6.Long Island...... 18 139 373 .373 6.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 123 355 .346 7.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 84 238 .353 7.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 117 336 .348 8.Robert Morris...... 18 87 248 .351 8.Quinnipiac...... 18 116 325 .357 9.Central Conn. St.... 18 98 291 .337 9.Central Conn. St.... 18 98 274 .358 10.St. Francis (NY).... 18 123 399 .308 10.Bryant...... 18 110 303 .363 11.Monmouth...... 18 115 374 .307 11.Monmouth...... 18 127 344 .369 12.Bryant...... 18 98 363 .270 12.Wagner...... 18 125 320 .391

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G ------1.Sacred Heart...... 18 149 8.28 2.Long Island...... 18 139 7.72 3.Wagner...... 18 138 7.67 4.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 126 7.00 5.St. Francis (NY).... 18 123 6.83 6.Monmouth...... 18 115 6.39 7.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 113 6.28 8.Central Conn. St.... 18 98 5.44 Bryant...... 18 98 5.44 10.Robert Morris...... 18 87 4.83 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 84 4.67 12.Quinnipiac...... 18 78 4.33

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REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G ## Team G Reb Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 18 738 41.0 1.Robert Morris...... 18 583 32.4 2.Long Island...... 18 702 39.0 Saint Francis (PA).. 18 583 32.4 3.Sacred Heart...... 18 676 37.6 3.Quinnipiac...... 18 586 32.6 4.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 638 35.4 4.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 610 33.9 5.Central Conn. St.... 18 637 35.4 Central Conn. St.... 18 610 33.9 6.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 636 35.3 6.Sacred Heart...... 18 619 34.4 7.Robert Morris...... 18 625 34.7 7.St. Francis (NY).... 18 636 35.3 8.St. Francis (NY).... 18 601 33.4 8.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 642 35.7 9.Monmouth...... 18 595 33.1 9.Monmouth...... 18 649 36.1 10.Wagner...... 18 570 31.7 10.Wagner...... 18 657 36.5 Saint Francis (PA).. 18 570 31.7 11.Bryant...... 18 667 37.1 12.Bryant...... 18 523 29.1 12.Long Island...... 18 669 37.2

REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Blocks Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 18 738 41.0 586 32.6 +8.4 1.Long Island...... 18 77 4.28 2.Sacred Heart...... 18 676 37.6 619 34.4 +3.2 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 76 4.22 3.Robert Morris...... 18 625 34.7 583 32.4 +2.3 3.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 75 4.17 4.Long Island...... 18 702 39.0 669 37.2 +1.8 4.Bryant...... 18 67 3.72 5.Central Conn. St.... 18 637 35.4 610 33.9 +1.5 5.Wagner...... 18 64 3.56 6.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 636 35.3 610 33.9 +1.4 Central Conn. St.... 18 64 3.56 7.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 638 35.4 642 35.7 -0.2 7.Sacred Heart...... 18 54 3.00 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 570 31.7 583 32.4 -0.7 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 47 2.61 9.St. Francis (NY).... 18 601 33.4 636 35.3 -1.9 9.Robert Morris...... 18 46 2.56 10.Monmouth...... 18 595 33.1 649 36.1 -3.0 10.St. Francis (NY).... 18 44 2.44 11.Wagner...... 18 570 31.7 657 36.5 -4.8 11.Monmouth...... 18 38 2.11 12.Bryant...... 18 523 29.1 667 37.1 -8.0 12.Quinnipiac...... 18 35 1.94

ASSISTS STEALS ## Team G Assists Avg/G ## Team G Steals Avg/G ------1.Sacred Heart...... 18 263 14.61 1.Robert Morris...... 18 149 8.28 2.Wagner...... 18 244 13.56 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 143 7.94 3.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 241 13.39 3.Monmouth...... 18 133 7.39 4.Quinnipiac...... 18 237 13.17 4.St. Francis (NY).... 18 132 7.33 5.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 234 13.00 5.Sacred Heart...... 18 131 7.28 6.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 226 12.56 6.Quinnipiac...... 18 130 7.22 7.Robert Morris...... 18 223 12.39 7.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 123 6.83 8.Monmouth...... 18 222 12.33 8.Central Conn. St.... 18 120 6.67 9.St. Francis (NY).... 18 213 11.83 9.Bryant...... 18 114 6.33 10.Central Conn. St.... 18 209 11.61 10.Long Island...... 18 113 6.28 11.Long Island...... 18 203 11.28 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 104 5.78 12.Bryant...... 18 189 10.50 12.Wagner...... 18 99 5.50

TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 228 12.7 274 15.2 +2.56 1.Quinnipiac...... 18 237 13.2 234 13.0 1.01 2.Monmouth...... 18 232 12.9 268 14.9 +2.00 2.Mount St. Mary's.... 18 226 12.6 228 12.7 0.99 3.Quinnipiac...... 18 234 13.0 269 14.9 +1.94 3.Monmouth...... 18 222 12.3 232 12.9 0.96 4.St. Francis (NY).... 18 272 15.1 299 16.6 +1.50 4.Sacred Heart...... 18 263 14.6 279 15.5 0.94 5.Robert Morris...... 18 266 14.8 293 16.3 +1.50 5.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 234 13.0 267 14.8 0.88 6.Central Conn. St.... 18 246 13.7 262 14.6 +0.89 6.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 241 13.4 278 15.4 0.87 7.Long Island...... 18 244 13.6 252 14.0 +0.44 7.Central Conn. St.... 18 209 11.6 246 13.7 0.85 8.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 278 15.4 266 14.8 -0.67 8.Robert Morris...... 18 223 12.4 266 14.8 0.84 9.Sacred Heart...... 18 279 15.5 248 13.8 -1.72 9.Long Island...... 18 203 11.3 244 13.6 0.83 10.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 267 14.8 225 12.5 -2.33 10.Wagner...... 18 244 13.6 297 16.5 0.82 11.Bryant...... 18 279 15.5 227 12.6 -2.89 11.St. Francis (NY).... 18 213 11.8 272 15.1 0.78 12.Wagner...... 18 297 16.5 239 13.3 -3.22 12.Bryant...... 18 189 10.5 279 15.5 0.68

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G ## Team G No. Avg/G ------1.Quinnipiac...... 18 259 14.39 1.Quinnipiac...... 18 479 26.61 2.Sacred Heart...... 18 240 13.33 2.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 464 25.78 Long Island...... 18 240 13.33 3.Long Island...... 18 462 25.67 4.Central Conn. St.... 18 216 12.00 4.Sacred Heart...... 18 436 24.22 5.St. Francis (NY).... 18 200 11.11 Mount St. Mary's.... 18 436 24.22 Mount St. Mary's.... 18 200 11.11 6.Robert Morris...... 18 427 23.72 7.Robert Morris...... 18 198 11.00 7.Central Conn. St.... 18 421 23.39 8.Monmouth...... 18 196 10.89 8.St. Francis (NY).... 18 401 22.28 9.Wagner...... 18 184 10.22 9.Monmouth...... 18 399 22.17 10.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 180 10.00 10.Saint Francis (PA).. 18 390 21.67 11.Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 174 9.67 11.Wagner...... 18 386 21.44 12.Bryant...... 18 141 7.83 12.Bryant...... 18 382 21.22

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|------CONFERENCE------| |------OVERALL------| WINNING STREAK STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA Team NO. ------Quinnipiac...... 15-3 .833 75.3 65.4 15-3 .833 75.3 65.4 Mount St. Mary's 10 Robert Morris...... 15-3 .833 69.3 60.9 15-3 .833 69.3 60.9 Central Conn. St. 3 Mount St. Mary's.... 12-6 .667 67.3 58.3 12-6 .667 67.3 58.3 Quinnipiac 3 Long Island...... 11-7 .611 71.3 68.2 11-7 .611 71.3 68.2 Long Island 1 Fairleigh Dickinson. 10-8 .556 67.0 67.8 10-8 .556 67.0 67.8 Wagner 1 Saint Francis (PA).. 9-9 .500 64.9 66.1 9-9 .500 64.9 66.1 Sacred Heart 1 Central Conn. St.... 9-9 .500 63.1 62.8 9-9 .500 63.1 62.8 Monmouth...... 8-10 .444 62.0 64.3 8-10 .444 62.0 64.3 St. Francis (NY).... 8-10 .444 60.1 62.5 8-10 .444 60.1 62.5 Sacred Heart...... 7-11 .389 69.6 69.9 7-11 .389 69.6 69.9 Wagner...... 3-15 .167 59.8 68.7 3-15 .167 59.8 68.7 Bryant...... 1-17 .056 51.2 65.8 1-17 .056 51.2 65.8

TEAM SUMMARIES Team G PF-PA Avg Score Margin FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct RebF RebA Margin ------Bryant...... 18 922-1184 51.2-65.8 -14.6 331-885 .374 98-363 .270 162-249 .651 523 667 -8.0 Central Conn. St.... 18 1135-1131 63.1-62.8 +0.2 399-976 .409 98-291 .337 239-345 .693 637 610 +1.5 Fairleigh Dickinson. 18 1206-1220 67.0-67.8 -0.8 422-943 .448 84-238 .353 278-420 .662 638 642 -0.2 Long Island...... 18 1283-1228 71.3-68.2 +3.1 419-1040 .403 139-373 .373 306-424 .722 702 669 +1.8 Monmouth...... 18 1116-1158 62.0-64.3 -2.3 384-984 .390 115-374 .307 233-338 .689 595 649 -3.0 Mount St. Mary's.... 18 1212-1049 67.3-58.3 +9.1 424-956 .444 113-302 .374 251-413 .608 636 610 +1.4 Quinnipiac...... 18 1356-1178 75.3-65.4 +9.9 467-1049 .445 78-207 .377 344-464 .741 738 586 +8.4 Robert Morris...... 18 1248-1097 69.3-60.9 +8.4 426-921 .463 87-248 .351 309-472 .655 625 583 +2.3 Sacred Heart...... 18 1252-1259 69.6-69.9 -0.4 465-1063 .437 149-392 .380 173-296 .584 676 619 +3.2 Saint Francis (PA).. 18 1168-1190 64.9-66.1 -1.2 389-905 .430 126-336 .375 264-357 .739 570 583 -0.7 St. Francis (NY).... 18 1081-1125 60.1-62.5 -2.4 365-934 .391 123-399 .308 228-370 .616 601 636 -1.9 Wagner...... 18 1077-1237 59.8-68.7 -8.9 399-936 .426 138-364 .379 141-233 .605 570 657 -4.8

ATTENDANCE Team | HOME GAMES Avg | AWAY GAMES Avg | NEUT GAMES Avg | ALL GAMES Avg | ------Bryant | 9-5527 614 | 9-9757 1084 | 0-0 0 | 18-15284 849 | Central Conn. St. | 9-13943 1549 | 9-7669 852 | 0-0 0 | 18-21612 1201 | Fairleigh Dickinson | 9-4292 477 | 9-8334 926 | 0-0 0 | 18-12626 701 | Long Island | 9-6576 731 | 9-11233 1248 | 0-0 0 | 18-17809 989 | Monmouth | 9-11065 1229 | 9-7799 867 | 0-0 0 | 18-18864 1048 | Mount St. Mary's | 9-12337 1371 | 9-8024 892 | 0-0 0 | 18-20361 1131 | Quinnipiac | 9-14653 1628 | 9-12081 1342 | 0-0 0 | 18-26734 1485 | Robert Morris | 9-9521 1058 | 9-9941 1105 | 0-0 0 | 18-19462 1081 | Sacred Heart | 9-8285 921 | 9-12878 1431 | 0-0 0 | 18-21163 1176 | Saint Francis (PA) | 9-10724 1192 | 9-6281 698 | 0-0 0 | 18-17005 945 | St. Francis (NY) | 9-4783 531 | 9-9990 1110 | 0-0 0 | 18-14773 821 | Wagner | 9-9968 1108 | 9-7687 854 | 0-0 0 | 18-17655 981 | ------Totals | 108-111674 1034 | 108-111674 1034 | 0-0 0 | 108-111674 1034 |

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