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The Monroe College Athletic Department fields teams in fourteen sports: baseball, men's Campus Locations basketball, women's basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men's and women’s soccer, Bronx, NY football, softball, men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field, and women's volleyball. New Rochelle, NY All Monroe teams are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association and Castries, St. Lucia participate in NJCAA Region XV. Monroe Mustangs men’s basketball, football, men’s and Founded: 1933 women’s soccer, and baseball and women’s volleyball are Division I programs as are all of the track Enrollment: 7,250 and field and cross country teams. Monroe women’s basketball and softball compete in Division II. President BASEBALL: Launched in 2005, Mustang baseball has established itself as a powerhouse. In 2006, they played in the playoffs Stephen J. Jerome in just their second season and in 2007 they advanced to the first round of the Region XV playoffs. 2008 was a turning point Athletic Director as they finished third in the Regional tournament winning the first of their two consecutive Region XV championships. Bert Shillingford Mustangs have gone on to play in Division I and II, as well as the ACBL, an elite summer league. Monroe baseball players come Sports Development and from the Caribbean, Canada, and elsewhere. There is also a strong local contingent. Former Monroe players have gone on to Information play in the NCAA and signed with Major League teams: the Oakland A’s, Toronto Blue Jays, The LA Dodgers, and Arizona Gary Axelbank Diamondbacks. Director of Facilities MEN’S BASKETBALL: Monroe College Mustang men's basketball is firmly established as an NJCAA powerhouse. Since Mark Goodman the 1991-92 season, the Mustangs have a remarkable .742 winning percentage. Monroe Mustang basketball alumni have gone Team Colors on to star in European professional basketball and the NCAA Division I at a number of colleges including Boise State, University Royal Blue & Gold of Oregon, University of Idaho, Southern Illinois, University of Houston, Iowa State, St. John's, University of Utah, St. Peter's, Cornell, and LIU. Over the years nine Mustangs have been named All-Americans and in 2004-05 two Monroe players were MEN’S BASKETBALL recognized as Academic All-Americans. Former Mustang Orlando Sanchez has signed with the NY Knicks. Affiliation MEN’S SOCCER: In 2009 the Mustangs truly came of age finishing with an overwhelming 16-1-1 record. They followed NJCAA Division I that up in 2010 with a 19-2 record, Region and District Championships, and a fourth-place finish in the NJCAA Division I Men’s National Tournament. In 2011 they were 14-2-1 as national finalists. In 2012 and 2014 they won Region championships. The Region: Region XV Mustangs typically consist of players not only from the NY metro area, but from all over the nation and the world. There is also Head Coach a popular men’s JV soccer team and soccer academy. Traditionally, emphasis of teamwork on the Mustang soccer team breeds Jeff Brustad (13th, Oneonta) a family-type atmosphere that means success both on and off the field. Assistant Coaches MEN’S AND WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY AND INDOOR AND OUTDOOR TRACK AND Dana Warner FIELD: The Monroe College track and field teams made their debut in the fall of 2007. In the 2009 outdoor national Archie Weston III championships Monroe athletes placed third in the high jump, fifth in the long jump, and sixth in the discus and hammer throws. JV Coach At the 2010 outdoor nationals a Monroe All-American took second in the men's discus and tenth in the women’s discus, and Chris Neely Monroe women finished fifth in the 100m and the 200m. They also competed in the Outdoor Track and Cross Country JV Assistant Coach nationals in 2011, and were Men’s Northeast District Outdoor Champs, and had a national champion in discus. In 2012-13 Davonne Buckson Monroe fielded gold medalists in discus and the triple jump. They hosted the 2014 NJCAA Indoor National Championships at JV Volunteer Coach the Armory in Manhattan. They’ve won three gold medals at the Penn Relays in the past two years. The 2014 men’s and Winston Shaw women’s cross country teams won Region Championships. 2013-14 Record: 23-7 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Established as a varsity sport in 1998, the Monroe women are four-time national Overall Record champions, most recently in 2012. Last year they won the Region and District titles and played in the national tournament. 543-188 (.742) They have made eleven consecutive national tournament appearances, have had streaks of six consecutive Region XV (since 1991) Championships, an NJCAA record 69 consecutive home wins, and an incredible 139 consecutive conference winning streak. They won 30 or more games in six straight seasons. The winning percentage for the Monroe women since 2001 is .781. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL In 2004-05 the Monroe women were named as an NJCAA Academic All-American team and two players were honored as Academic All-Americans. Affiliation NJCAA Division II WOMEN’S SOCCER: Monroe’s newest varsity team started in the fall of 2009 and has now become a nationally-ranked powerhouse. The Monroe women won Region titles in 2010 and 2011 and were national finalists in 2011. In 2012, Monroe Region: Region XV women’s soccer moved up to Division I and became a top-ten ranked team within their first month. They won Region and Head Coach District titles in 2013 and played in the national tournament. In addition to drawing student athletes from all over the globe, the James Robinson, Jr. (4th Season) Monroe women apply their dedication and commitment to community service, with assistance to the disabled and other local organizations. The 2014 Monroe Women are Region Champions. Assistant Coaches Samera Marsh SOFTBALL: In its first year of varsity play in 2004, the Monroe women finished 10-9, won the important games down the Mike Tuitt stretch of the season, and clinched a playoff spot. With that first season under their belts, Monroe went on to make the Region 2013-14 Record: 23-12 Championship game in just their second year of varsity play. They repeated as region finalists in 2006 and in 2007 they again made the playoffs, advancing to the semi-final round. In 2008 they were Region XV finalists. In 2010, their first as a Division II Achievements National Tournament team, they won the Region Championship. In 2013 and 2014 they were Region finalists. Region XV Champions WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: In their first year of Division II play in 2009, the Monroe women won the District District 3 Champions championship and played in the National Tournament, proof that Monroe College women's volleyball was on the rise. In 2004 Overall Record they finished 21-4 and played all the way to the Region XV championship game. In 2005 and again in 2006 they were a Region 372-104 (.781) XV playoff team. Under a highly-regarded new coach in 2011, they were 29-4. They won Region and District titles in 2012 and (since 2001) 2013 and finished in the National To urnament as one of the nation’s top teams. The 2014 Monroe women are Region Home Court Champions and their season featured a 23-match win streak that included 66-straight set wins. 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MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER & TEAM ...... 4 COLLEGE ADDRESS 434 Main Street THE COACHES ...... 5 New Rochelle, NY 10801 THE PLAYERS ...... 6-9 COLLEGE PHONE 2014-2015 SCHEDULE ...... 10 914-632-5400 MONROE’S ATHLETIC COMPLEX (MAC) ...... 11 BASKETBALL HISTORY ...... 12-13 COLLEGE WEB SITE www.monroecollege.edu ATHLETICS WEB SITE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL www.monroecollegemustangs.com ROSTER & TEAM ...... 14 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT THE COACHES ...... 15 145 Hugenot Street New Rochelle, NY 10801 THE PLAYERS ...... 16-20 2014-2015L SCHEDULE ...... 21 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Bert Shillingford BASKETBALL HISTORY ...... 22-23 91 4-740-6430 office 917-939-7169 cell 91 4- 81 5-1265 fax MEN’S JV BASKETBALL [email protected] ROSTER & TEAM ...... 24 SPORTS INFORMATION THE COACHES ...... 25 Gary Axelbank THE PLAYERS ...... 25-26 914-740-6758 office 917-576-0341 cell 2014-2015 SCHEDULE ...... 27 646-393-8914 fax [email protected]
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FIVE NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS • FIVE DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS • TEN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Back Row Standing: (L to R) Assistant Coaches Archie Weston III and Dana Warner, Thomas Rivera, Shakeem Wilson, Will Tavares, Maurice Hart, Jaylen Benton, Lawahn Lewis and Head Coach Jeffrey Brustad. Front Row Sitting: (L to R) TJ Danns, Khalifa Ndiaye, Shackquiel Scott, Lukas Landgren, Ran Tut and Keith Harris.
NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN / HS 1 Will Tavares G Fr. 6’6” 205 Providence, RI / Bishop Hendricken 2 Thomas Rivera G So. 6’0” 170 New York, NY / Eastside 3 Jaylen Benton G So. 6’2” 185 Columbus, OH / Westerville North 4 Shackquiel Scott F R-Fr. 6’7” 215 Patterson, NJ / Passaic Tech 5 Khalifa Ndiaye F So. 6’8” 215 Dakar, Senegal / St. Benedict’s 10 Maurice Hart G R-So. 6’5” 185 Asbury, NJ / Asbury Park 11 Lawahn Lewis G Fr. 6’1” 180 Brooklyn, NY / Progress 12 Shakeem Wilson G So. 6’3” 185 Brooklyn, NY / It Takes A Village Academy 21 Ran Tut F Fr. 6’9” 210 Melbourne, Australia / Edison Academics 22 Lukas Landgren F Fr. 6’8” 230 Malmo Limhamn, Sweden / Malmo Horgarskalan 23 Keith Harris F So. 6’7” 190 New York, NY / Westside 32 TJ Danns F Fr. 6’6” 210 Westbury, NY / Hicksville
Head Coach: Jeff Brustad (13th, Oneonta) Contact Info: 914.740.6430 Asst. Coaches: Dana Warner, Archie Weston III [email protected] Athletic Director: Bert Shillingford www.monroecollegemustangs.com Team Colors: Royal Blue and Gold
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JEFFREY S. B RUSTAD HEAD COACH Now in his thirteenth year, Coach Brustad has established himself as one of the most successful coaches in the NY Metro Area. On January 17, 2013 Coach Brustad won his 300th game as head coach of the Mustangs. In the 2011-12 season he made his fifth national tournament appearance and District title and eighth regional championship at Monroe. He has an amazing 306-69 (.815) record. His career has also produced seven All- Americans, 37 Division I signees, 36 All-Region selections and countless other awards. More importantly, Coach Brustad has graduated 33 of his last 37 sophomores, all of whom received scholarships. In 2010-11 Coach Brustad led the Mustangs to a third-place finish in the national tournament, their best finish ever. In 2011-12, Monroe finished fifth in the national tournament and became one of only four NJCAA men’s teams since 2000 to have reached the tournament in three consecutive seasons. In 2005-06, Monroe won more games than any Mustang men’s team had ever won before. They were 33-5, won their second District III title, fourth Region XV championship, and made their second appearance in the NJCAA Division I National Tournament. Monroe made its first Division I National Tournament appearance under Coach Brustad in 2002-03 after posting a stellar 31-3 record. The formula for Coach Brustad’s success has become clear. Recruit skilled, athletic players, plug them into a system that lets them maximize their talents within a team framework, and motivate them to outwork opponents on both ends of the floor. As a result, the Mustangs win and provide wondrous entertainment for Mustangs fans. He is a six-time Region XV Coach of the Year (2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011) and four-time District 3 Coach of the Year (2003, 2006, 2010, 2011). Prior to being named head coach, Coach Brustad was a Monroe assistant for seven years. He also coached at other colleges and at the high school level. In 1992 he was an assistant at Cazenovia College and the next two seasons he assisted at Sullivan County Community College, where he coached in two NJCAA National Championship Finals, winning it all in 1994. A 1990 graduate of the State University of Oneonta, Coach Brustad received a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and Mathematics. In June of 2000, he earned his MS degree in Recreation Education from Lehman College.
DANA WARNER ASSISTANT COACH Coach Warner has been a Mustang assistant since the 2008-09 season and is responsible for personally mentoring numerous Mustangs who have gone on to play in the NCAA and professionally. Coach Warner knows a lot about what it takes to play big in big games. A star player for Monroe from 1998-2000, Coach Warner improved as a player in each of his collegiate seasons. As a sophomore he averaged a solid 13.7 ppg for the Mustangs’ first-ever Division I team that went 22-10 and won a Region Championship. After graduating from Monroe College, Coach Warner received an athletic scholarship to attend Slippery Rock University in PA. During his time at Slippery Rock University Coach Warner was named PSAC player of the week. He then took the experience from Slippery Rock that was beneficial to his academic and athletic career and transferred to play his senior season at CCNY. He concluded his playing days on high notes, to say the least, as a First-team CUNY All-Star averaging 18 ppg and 6 apg for a CCNY team that won the CUNY Championship. He was the MVP of the CUNY tournament, a Met Basketball Writers First-team All-Star, and a Third-team All-Atlantic Region selection. He then coached at CCNY for a year and eventually continued his playing career overseas. But he’s now back home at Monroe, where it all started, to share his basketball knowledge and big-game experience.
ARCHIE WESTON III ASSISTANT COACH Coach Archie B. Weston III is entering his third season as an assistant coach on the Monroe Mustang staff. The Chicago native is an eight-year veteran of the coaching profession. Coach Weston came to Monroe after a year as an assistant at Hales Franciscan High School, a Chicago powerhouse program that has produced many professional players along with three state championships. During his tenure under head coach Gary London, Hales produced three NCAA D1 players and made it to the regional championship. Before that, Coach Weston spent three years at Rich Central High school, where he served as the lead assistant for the varsity team. During his tenure under head coach Terrone Parham, Rich Central captured two regional championships and produced the school’s first winning season in 10 years. He was also an assistant coach at Thornridge High School, serving as an assistant coach for one year. Coach Weston also played the game at Mid-Continent University (NAIA D1) in Kentucky, where he was a two-year team captain and set multiple school records. That’s where he earned a bachelor's in business administration in 2007.
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1 WILL TAVARES 6’ 6” - 205 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Bishop Hendricken Hometown: Providence, RI Major: Business Administration Will is a very crafty and controlled ball handler. With his size and length, he has the ability to make plays over the defense on a consistent basis. Very athletic and great in transition, he’s also poised to make plays in the half court. This is the sort of talented player who can provide immediate impact to a basketball program. Mustang fans should expect to hear his name a lot from the PA announcers throughout the season. HS Awards: First team All-League and All Division, 2014 Player of the Year.
2 THOMAS RIVERA 6’ 0” - 175 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Eastside Hometown: New York, NY Major: Information Technology Thomas is an NYC-schooled scoring point guard, which means he’s tough, savvy and has a high-level game IQ. He doesn’t back down and is a first-rate on-ball defender. After a productive freshman season, Thomas is expected to provide a major impact to the team’s success this season. He may not be a big man, but the coach says, “We’re looking for BIG things.” Last year: Thomas averaged 6.9 ppg and was second on the team in assists with 3.4 apg.
3 JAYLEN BENTON 6’ 2” - 185 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Westerville North Hometown: Columbus, OH Major: Criminal Justice Jaylen is a great kid on and off the floor. At 6’2”, he’s a pass-first guard who loves to make his teammates better. The good news is that he’s also a very capable scorer. A transfer from Central Arizona CC where as a freshman, he averaged 8 points, 4 assists, and 2 rebounds. Jaylen looks to bring that game experience to Monroe where he will be able to provide major leadership. HS awards: M.V.P. and Defensive Player of the Year award.
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SHACKQUIEL SCOTT 4 6’ 7” - 215 lbs. - Forward - R/S Freshman High School: Passaic Tech Hometown: Patterson, NJ Major: Business Administration A red shirt-freshman at Iona College due to injury last year, Shackquiel is eager to get on the court and show just how talented he truly is. ‘Shack’ is a high-level, explosive athlete who plays hard and provides all the intangibles for success in college ball. With his knowledge and experience from his time at Iona College, he can be big for Monroe figuratively and literally on and off the court.
KHALIFA NDIAYE 5 6’ 8” - 215 lbs. - Forward - Sophomore High School: St. Benedict’s Hometown: Dakar, Senegal Major: Accounting Khalifa was very solid in his freshman season for the Mustangs. At times there were flashes of domination on the court, which had a huge impact for Monroe. Just like all-time Mustang great Maurice Ndour, Khalifa is from Senegal. He has the skill set, size, and ability to have an impact, as Ndour did. And like his countryman, he’s long and lean, with a physical presence to match his hard- nosed work ethic. “He’s a high-major talent,” Coach Brustad said. Last year: Khalifa had 5.3 ppg, 5.2 rpg, and was 60.3% from the FT line.
MAURICE HART 10 6’ 5” - 185 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Asbury Park Hometown: Asbury, NJ Major: Business Administration Maurice has a smooth game and the ability on the court that’s comparable to NBA great, Paul George. He can shoot, score and handle the basketball and this year he will have that opportunity because Maurice is expected to provide a competitive work ethic with his abilities on the court. He also can be a good scorer. HS Awards: First Team All-State/All-Shore, State Champion 2011
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11 LAWAHN LEWIS 6’ 1” - 180 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Progress HS for Professional Careers Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Major: Business Administration Lawahn is a hard-nosed, competitive Brooklyn guard. He’s an enthusiastic and active defender with a controlled, mature offensive game that should give him the opportunity to have an impact, even as a freshman. A lefty guard with a smooth shooting stroke, Lawahn could be vital to Monroe’s success this season.
12 SHAKEEM WILSON 6’ 3” - 185 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: It Takes A Village Academy Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Major: Business Administration Shakeem is an “above-the-rim ”, explosive athletic guard. A good open court offensive player, he has the tenacity to match that on the defensive end of the floor. After starting on Monroe’s JV team during his freshman season, Shakeem worked hard over the summer and earned a place on the varsity team. With a solid mid-range game and the ability to ferociously attack the rim to score, Shakeem will be a productive player for Monroe.
21 RAN TUT 6’ 9” - 210 lbs. - Forward - Freshman High School: Edison Academics Hometown: Melbourne, Australia Major: Business Administration Ran is a long, active, and versatile forward. He has the ability to make plays from the perimeter and in the low post. Mustang fans have something special to look forward to because when Ran’s overall talents are on display, he can be a nightmare for opposing teams on both ends of the basketball court.
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LUKAS LANDGREN 22 6’ 8” - 230 lbs. - Forward - Freshman High School: Malmo Horgarskalan Hometown: Malmo Limhamn, Sweden Major: Business Administration Lukas is a solid forward with the ability to score from the post on a variety of different moves or he can step out and play from the perimeter. With a good basketball IQ to match his size and his abilities, Lukas will be expected to provide immediate impact on the Mustangs.
KEITH HARRIS 23 6’ 7” - 190 lbs. - Forward - Sophomore High School: Westside Hometown: New York, NY Major: Business Administration Keith is the rare combination of a tall player who has the skills of a guard. He’s a crafty ball handler and gets to the basket at will. He’s athletic, aggressive and tenacious on the defensive end of the court. As a freshman last season, Keith displayed flashes of this ability. As a sophomore, Keith is expected to show these abilities more consistently, night in and night out. Mustang fans should see a more determined and more focused sophomore campaign from this young man. Last year: Keith had 3.8 ppg and shot 60.9% from the FT line.
TJ DANNS 32 6’ 6” - 210 lbs. - Forward - Freshman High School: Hicksville Hometown: Westbury, NY Major: Business Administration Similar to former Mustang Jaelyn Johnson Coston – who was an All-American - TJ is a versatile forward with a strong body who can score in many ways. He can shoot from the perimeter, drive to the hoop, and he can also post up inside with the size to provide mismatches for the opposition to deal with. As a freshman, TJ will be expected to learn how to raise his game to the college level and develop his talents so he becomes a real force to be reckoned with. HS Awards: Two-time All-County Player and Conference Player of the Year.
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www.monroecollegemustangs.com MEN’S BASKETBALL: MONROE ATHLETIC COMPLEX 11 MUSTANGS MEN ’S BASKETBALL HISTORY MONROE MUSTANGS ALL-TIME RECORD YEAR WINS LOSSES TITLES COACH 2013-14 23 7 Jeffrey Brustad 2012-13 24 8 Jeffrey Brustad 2011-12 33 4 Region XV, District III, National Tournament (5th) Jeffrey Brustad 2010-11 31 5 Region XV, District III, National Tournament (3rd) Jeffrey Brustad 2009-10 29 8 Region XV, District III, National Tournament (5th) Jeffrey Brustad 2008-09 30 3 Region XV Jeffrey Brustad 2007-08 24 8 Jeffrey Brustad 2006-07 22 8 Jeffrey Brustad 2005-06 33 5 Region XV, District III, National Tournament (8th) Jeffrey Brustad 2004-05 25 8 Region XV Jeffrey Brustad 2003-04 24 9 Region XV Jeffrey Brustad 2002-03 31 3 Region XV, District III, National Tournament (3rd) Jeffrey Brustad 2001-02 12 19 Charles Jackson 2000-01 19 11 Charles Jackson 1999-00 22 10 Region XV Charles Jackson 1998-99 21 11 Charles Jackson 1997-98 31 3 Region XV, National Tournament (2nd) Charles Jackson 1996-97 23 8 Charles Jackson 1995-96 27 7 Charles Jackson 1994-95 28 3 Steve DeMeo 1993-94 25 5 Steve DeMeo 1992-93 5 20 Bill Estaba 1991-92 3 15 Bill Estaba All time record (.742) 543 188 MONROE MUSTANGS ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS NAME TOTAL POINTS YEAR COLLEGE 1 Issiah Francis 1274 1995-1997 LIU 2 Garfield Johns 1202 2003-2005 Utah 3 Westly Perryman 981 2007-2009 Boise State 4 Davon Marshall 956 2010-2012 Liberty 5 Dashaun Williams 942 2005-2007 Houston 6 Maurice Ndour 932 2011-2013 Ohio University 7 Anthony Carey 915 1997-1999 Felician College 8 John McCord 867 1993-1995 Cornell 9 Rich Jackson 816 2005-2007 Oklahoma City 10 Mike Nurse 797 1997-1998 Iowa State 11 Ronald Taylor, Jr. 777 2004-2006 Oklahoma City 12 Edward Johnson 775 2003-2004 Angelo State 13 Robert Hoffler 708 1993-1995 Mercy College 14 Drimir Ferguson 702 2010-2012 North Carolina Central 15 Andre Pennye 682 1993-1995 Mercy College 16 Virgil Smiley 678 1996-1998 LIU 17 Orlando Sanchez 675 2010-2012 St. John’s 18 Nir Cohen 660 2003-2005 San Diego 19 Jackson Thoby 651 1996-1998 St. Thomas Aquinas 20 Paul Scotland 648 2009-2011 St. Thomas Aquinas 21 Trevor Franklin 623 2005-2007 22 Tyvon Williams 618 2007-2009 South Carolina State 23 T. 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Lindsay 610 2009-2011 Southern Illinois 24 Nate Brown 601 1998-2000 Saint Peter’s 25 Kyle Wright 590 2008-2009 Providence 26 Corien John 588 1999-2001 Saint Peter’s MONROE MUSTANGS ALL-REGION SELECTIONS YEAR NAME SELECTION YEAR NAME SELECTION YEAR NAME SELECTION 2013-14 Jaelyn Johnson-Coston 1st Team 2008-09 Kyle Wright 1st Team 2003-04 Garfield Johns 1st Team Arkeem Joseph 1st Team Westly Perryman 1st Team Randy Alexandre 2nd Team Nehemias Morillo 2nd Team Charles Funches 2nd Team Willie Youtchou 2nd Team 2012-13 Stephane Manga 1st Team Michael Tuitt 2nd Team 2002-03 Kevin Bell 1st Team Maurice Ndour 2nd Team 2007-08 Westly Perryman co-MVP Kingsley Edwards 1st Team 2011-12 Davon Marshall 1st Team Herman Wrice 1st Team Ryan Williams 1st Team Drimir Ferguson 1st Team Lester Hunte 2nd Team 2001-02 Rahsaan Simmons 1st Team Orlando Sanchez 2nd Team 2006-07 Dashaun Williams MVP 2000-01 John Corien 1st Team Maurice N’dour 2nd Team Rich Jackson 1st Team 1998-99 Anthony Carey 1st Team Marco Bourgault Hon. Mention Jonas Ghebremeskel 2nd Team 1997-98 Mike Nurse 1st Team 2010-11 Jeff Early MVP 2005-06 Rich Jackson 1st Team Allen Jenkins 2nd Team Orlando Sanchez 1st Team Matt Salley 1st Team 1996-97 Issiah Francis 1st Team Drimir Ferguson 2nd Team Will Cherry 2nd Team Derrick Frazier 2nd Team Ronald Baker Sportsmanship 2004-05 Garfield Johns 1st Team Virgil Smiley Hon. Ment. 2009-10 AJ Matthews 1st Team Rashard Turner 1st Team 1995-96 Issiah Francis 1st Team Jeriel Henriquez 1st Team Nir Cohen 2nd Team Waverly Frederics 2nd Team Djim Bandoumel 2nd Team Ronald Taylor, Jr. 2nd Team Tony McCrae 2nd Team Paul Scotland 2nd Team 2003-04 Garfield Johns 1st Team Randy Alexandre 2nd Team Willie Youtchou 2nd Team 12 MEN’S BASKETBALL: HISTORY www.monroecollegemustangs.com MONROE GRADUATES PLAYING AT OTHER COLLEGES MONROE MUSTANGS NAME, COLLEGE, DIVISION NAME, COLLEGE, DIVISION NATIONAL Kojo Acheampong, Union College, Division I (NAIA) Jaelyn Johnson-Coston, Weber State, Division I TOURNAMENT Randy Alexandre, Northern Michigan, Division II Arkeem Joseph, UT Martin, Division I APPEARANCES Lloyd Antoine, Bridgeport University, Division II T.J. Lindsay, Southern Illinois, Division I Ronald Baker, Dowling University, Division II Louceny Kaba, St. Bonaventure, Division I 2011-12 3–1 - Fifth Place Djim Bandoumel, University of Idaho, Division I Prophet Kates, Wilmington, Division II 2010-11 Nana Baafi, Texas State, Division I Terrell Mackey, St. Thomas Aquinas, Division II 3–1 - Third Place Tauron Bailey, Morgan State, Division I DeWitt McCall, Dowling University, Division II 2009-10 3–1 - Seventh Place Kevin Bell , Bowie State , Division II John McCord, Cornell University, Division I 2005-06 N’Faly Berete, Cameron University, Division II, Stephane Manga, Seton Hall, Division I 2–2 - Eighth Place Marco Bourgault, St. John’s, Division I Devin Martin, Maryland Eastern Shore, Division I 2002-03 3–1 - Fifth Place Nate Brown, St. Peters College, Division I Danny Mogues, Felician College, Division II 1997-98 (DIII) Anthony Carey, Alderson Broaddus / Felician, Division II Nehemias Morillo, University Southern Florida, Division I 2–1 - Second Place Michael Carson, Mars Hill, Division II Emmett Murphy, Rhode Island, Division I Tyshon Carter, Mercy College, Division II Tyrone Nared, University of Oregon, Division I MONROE MUSTANGS Will Cherry, Concordia, Division II Alioune Ndiaye, Dowling College, Division II IN THE PROS Nir Cohen, San Diego University, Division I Maurice Ndour, Ohio University, Division I Randy Alexandre, Denmark Michael Nurse, Iowa State, Division I Jamell Cromartie, Dominican College, Division II Djim Bandoumel, Spain Edmond Dadzie, Union College , Division I (NAIA) “Freddy” Lyvann Obame, Maryland Eastern Shore, Division I Nir Cohen, Israel Sam Daniel, Morris Brown, Division I Andre Pennye, Mercy College, Division II Randy Dezouvre, Denmark Jeff Early, Puerto Rico Westly Perryman, Boise State, Division I Hassan Diabi, University of Baltimore, Division II Charles Funches, Denmark Kahlil Dawkins, St. Thomas Aquinas, Division II Michael Phillip, Florida International, Division I Garfield Johns, Poland Randy Dezouvre, Iona, Division I Phil Reid, Indiana Tech, Division II John McCord, England Tryrone Nared, Germany Terrell Eaddy, Pittsburg State, Division II Emanuel Richardson, U. of Pittsburgh (Johnstown), Division II Michael Nurse, England Terence Earlington, Old Westbury (SUNY), Division III Elvis Rivera, St. Edwards University, Division II Freddy Obame, Qatar Jeff Early, Southern Illinois, Division I Matt Salley, Bradley University, Division I Orlando Sanchez, NY Knicks Devin Thompson, Ade Edwards, University of Baltimore, Division II Orlando Sanchez, St. John’s, Division I Harlem Globetrotters Kingsley Edwards, University of Central Florida, Division I Dennis Scatliffe, New Haven University, Division I Tyvon Williams, Qatar Drimir Ferguson, North Carolina Central, Division I Paul Scotland, Bethune Cookman, Division I Ryan Williams, Ball4Real
Andre Forrester, CW Post, Division II Virgil Smiley, Long Island University, Division I MONROE MUSTANGS Isaiah Francis, Long Island University, Division I Ronald Taylor, Jr., Oklahoma City University, Division I (NAIA) ALL-AMERICAN Derrick Frazier, C.W. Post, Division II Jackson Thoby, St. Thomas Aquinas, Division II SELECTION Charles Funches, Hampton CC, Division I Devin Thompson, St. Peters College, Division I Jaelyn Johnson-Coston Jonas Ghebremeskel, Wiley College, Division I (NAIA) Darren Travis, Georgetown, KY, Division II 2013-14, Hon. Mention Michael Tuitt, Hampton College, Division I Tyrone Gibson, St. Thomas Aquinas, Division II Jeff Early Kassim Green, Cheyney State, Division II Dana Warner, Slippery Rock, Division II 2010-11, 1st Team Garth Grindley, East Carolina, Division I Tygee Washington, Alderson Broaddus, Division II Orlando Sanchez 2010-11, Hon. Mention Terry Hill, Grambling University, Division I AJ West, University of Nevada, Division I Kyle Wright Ronald Whaley, Virginia Union, Division I John Horowitz, Hawaii Pacific University, Division II 2008-09, 3rd Team Robert Hoffler, Mercy College, Division II Najee Whitehead, Clarke Atlanta, Division II Westly Perryman Lester Hunte, Northwood University, Division II (NAIA) Dave Wiggins, NY Institute of Technology, Division II 2007-08, 3rd Team Maurese Jackson, Lynn University, Division II Dashaun Williams, University of Houston, Division I Dashaun Williams 2006-07, 3rd Team Rich Jackson, Oklahoma City University, Division I (NAIA) Ryan Williams , St. John’s, Division I Garfield Johns Allen Jenkins, Alderson Broaddus, Division II Tyvon Williams, So. Carolina State, Division I 2004-05, 2nd Team Corien John, St. Peters College, Division I Herman Wrice, St. Francis, Division I John McCord Garfield Johns, University of Utah, Division I Kyle Wright, Providence, Division I 1994-95, 1st Team Ed “Mike” Johnson, Angelo State, Division II Willie Youtchou, Northern Colorado, Division I Issiah Francis 1996-97, 2nd Team Mike Nurse 1997-98, 2nd Team www.monroecollegemustangs.com MEN’S BASKETBALL: HISTORY 13 MONROE WOMEN 2014-2015 WOMEN ’S BASKETBALL ROSTER
FOUR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • FOUR DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS • EIGHT REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • ELEVEN NATIONA LTOURNAMENTS
Top Row: (L to R) Head Coach James Robinson Jr., Karen Bellamy, Breanna Dennis, Troniqua Black, Gabrielle Jubinville, Linda Ulasi, Amber Fordham, Kerri Harry, Jasmine Ramos, Assistant Coach Samera Marsh and Assistant Coach Mike Tuitt. Sitting: (L to R) Aanise Barnes, Zaria Cobbs, Tiashana Morris, Shania Johnson, Aaliyah Mercer, Olivia Colbert and Breana Bey.
NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. HOMETOWN / HS 3 Breanna Dennis G Fr. 5’10” Montclair, NJ / Immaculate Conception 4 Linda Ulasi C So. 6’1” Brooklyn, NY / Nazareth Regional 5 Jasmine Ramos G So. 5’7” Kissimmee, FL / Osceola 10 Kerri Harry F Fr. 5’10” St. Thomas, VI / Charlotte Amalie 11 Tiashana Morris G So. 5’11” Virginia Beach, VA / Salem 12 Olivia Colbert F So. 5’11” Brooklyn, NY / Bishop Loughlin Memorial 13 Aanise Barnes G So. 5’9” Newark, NJ / Newark Arts 14 Karen Bellamy G So. 5’7” Bronx, NY / Wings Academy 15 Shania Johnson G Fr. 5’1” Frederick, MD / Tuscarora 21 Troniqua Black F Fr. 5’11” Frederick, MD / Governor Thomas Johnson 23 Breana Bey G/F So. 5’8” Jersey City, NJ / Abraham Lincoln 24 Aaliyah Mercer G So. 5’5” Bronx, NY / Samuel Gompers 30 Zaria Cobbs G So. 5’8” Albany, NY / Pleasantville 32 Gabrielle Jubinville C Fr. 5’11” Edmonton, Alberta, Canada / Archbishop O’Leary 50 Amber Fordham C So 6’2” Central Islip, NY / Central Islip
Head Coach: James Robinson, Jr. (4th) Contact Info: Asst Coaches: Samera Marsh, Mike Tuitt 914.740.6430 Athletic Director: Bert Shillingford [email protected] www.monroecollegemustangs.com Team Colors: Royal Blue and Gold
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JAMES ROBINSON , J R HEAD COACH Coach Robinson has been with Monroe for eight years and is now in his fourth as head coach. The Monroe women's basketball program has prospered since he came aboard. In his first season with the team as an assistant, the Mustangs won the 2007-08 national championship. In his first as a head coach in 2011-12, they again won the national title. In his three years as head coach the Mustangs are 78-27 (.743). He won District Coach of the Year in 2013, and in 2012 he was named Region, District and National Coach of the Year. Coach Robinson‘s philosophies about playing winning basketball encompass a lot more than what happens on the court. He emphasizes mental preparation as well as physical. He’s a big believer in ethics, leading an ethical lifestyle as well as a hard work ethic. These are things he actively teaches his players on a daily basis. As a result, under his direction his players learn and grow on and off the court. Coach Robinson is a game strategist who is not obsessed with chart analysis, but he teaches his players to observe and analyze tendencies, both of their opponents as well as their own. He's a great coach of shooting technique and developing quality perimeter players. He also emphasizes fundamentals in training and in basketball technique. If you’re in shape, work hard and learn to play the game the right way, then there’s a place for you on Coach Robinson’s team. Since 1994, Coach Robinson has been the basketball trainer for the Department of Parks & Recreation in Peekskill, New York where he has coordinated basketball leagues and trained and mentored young athletes. As Assistant Coach at Peekskill High School in 2006, he was an effective communicator between the players and the head coach.
SAMERA MARSH ASSISTANT COACH Samera Marsh joined the Monroe staff in 2010 after spending two seasons as an Assistant Coach at St. Peter's College (Jersey City). While there, she served as Video Coordinator, assisted with the development of post players, co-directed SPC's summer youth basketball camp, and was also very active in recruiting. Coach Marsh not only brings NCAA Division I coaching experience, but also adds a much needed female perspective to the coaching staff which helps further the Mustangs' success both on and off the court. As a role model for the players, she helps build the discipline and work ethic needed to excel in college basketball. Coach Marsh is a great communicator and her ability to embrace and communicate Coach Robinson’s on and off-court values brings the kind of consistency in leadership necessary to coach winning basketball and also develop teammates who can be successful together and individually. Coach Marsh is a former sports writer, and has been published in both Everlast and Bounce Magazines. She also made contributions to the NY Post's Nike-sponsored summer basketball series in 2008. A Bronx native and graduate of St. Peter's College, Coach Marsh received a B.A. in Communications.
MIKE TUITT ASSISTANT COACH Coach Tuitt is a former Mustang who can speak first-hand of the opportunity playing ball for Monroe can bring. A Rookie of the Year as a Mustang point guard in 2008-09, he led the team in assists on the way to a District Championship. Prior to Monroe Tuitt was a First-team All-PSAL player at Gompers HS in the Bronx, leading the team in scoring with 25 ppg in his junior year. He then transferred to American Christian prep school in his senior year where he won a national championship, scoring 12 ppg, 6 apg, and 4 rpg. But his most important numbers came in the classroom where he made the Dean’s List with a 3.5 GPA. Of note, his back court mate at American Christian was Tyreke Evans, who went on to play in the NBA. Coach Tuitt's excellent academic record continued at Hampton University where he graduated with a BA in Sports Management, making the Dean’s List with a 3.5 GPA. In 2010-11 the Pirates were MEAC champions and Tuitt played for them in the NCAA tournament.
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3 BREANNA DENNIS 5’ 10” - Guard - Freshman High School: Immaculate Conception Hometown: Montclair, NJ Major: Business Administration Breanna is a great finisher around the basket. The fact that she can do it with both hands and on either side of the hoop make her that much more dangerous. A scrappy player in the best sense of the term, she is effective because she can score. Breanna scored 1200 points in high school.
4 LINDA ULASI 6’ 1” - Center - Sophomore Transfer: Georgia Highlands CC High School: Nazareth Regional Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Major: Information Technology It’s hard not to notice Linda on the court because she has the size to become a fantastic player. For a big player she runs the floor well and as the pre-season has progressed, she’s learning to finish around the basket. According to Coach Robinson, Linda has a high up side. There’s no doubt that her size will be intriguing at the next level, but right now for her to prosper she needs to combine her good instincts for the game with increased strength and stamina.
5 JASMINE RAMOS 5’ 7” - Guard - Sophomore Transfer: Central Maine CC High School: Osceola Hometown: Kissimmee, FL Major: Business Administration Jasmine is a pass-first guard and her teammates love being on the court with her. She defends and rebounds well for a guard. Coach Robinson foresees Jasmine as the player who will stabilize a deep and talented backcourt, especially once she starts to knock down some shots. She has the right demeanor to be effective at the point.
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KERRI HARRY 10 5’ 10” - Forward - Freshman Transfer: Patrick Henry CC High School: Charlotte Amalie Hometown: St. Thomas, VI Major: Business Administration Coach Robinson calls Kerri a ‘zone-breaker’ largely because of her ability to shoot from the arc. He says that once she gets into college game shape, she will put up big numbers. Add in that she’s learning to finish around the basket and Monroe has a freshman with a high ceiling.
TIASHANA MORRIS 11 5’ 11” - Guard - Sophomore High School: Salem Hometown: Virginia Beach, VA Major: Criminal Justice There’s never been any doubt about Tiashana’s shooting ability. It’s top-notch and when she gets hot, she can change a game. But according to Coach Robinson she’s now playing better defense, attacking the basket better, and becoming more of an all-around player. Add in consistent mental focus and additional toughness and this sophomore is what the coach calls, “the separation” – the player who can make this year’s Mustangs stand head and shoulders above all the competition. Last year Tiashana averaged 10.4 ppg and shot 36.4% from the arc. In high school, she was an honor roll student.
OLIVIA COLBERT 12 5’ 11” - Forward - Sophomore High School: Bishop Loughlin Memorial Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Major: Criminal Justice A stalwart for Monroe last year, Olivia came to the 2014-15 season in great shape. According to Coach Robinson, she is shooting the ball well facing the basket, driving well, passing better, and will be even stronger off the boards. Another of Monroe’s NYC savvy players, Olivia has great desire. On a team filled with talent in the front court, Olivia’s college-tested game is going to have a major impact on Monroe’s chances this year. Her high school team won the Girls CHSAA Class A City Title and the State Federation Class A Championship. Last year she averaged 6.3 prg and 4.9 rpg.
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AANISE BARNES 13 5’ 9” - Guard - Sophomore High School: Newark Arts Hometown: Newark, NJ Major: Medical Assistant In the 2014 National Tournament quarterfinal Aanise’ 13 points, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds offered a glimpse of how good she can be and what kind of big-game impact she can have. Coach Robinson calls her a solid 2-guard and after an offseason where she got in shape and worked on her jump shot and ball handling, this sophomore season is when Aanise can turn all that potential to reality. Last year Aanise averaged 4.8 ppg and 1.8 rpg.
14 KAREN BELLAMY 5’ 7” - Guard - Sophomore High School: Wings Academy Hometown: Bronx, NY Major: Criminal Justice Karen is an old-style guard who has mastered the art of the mid-range game. She worked on her jump shot during the offseason and keeping that focus will be the challenge in her sophomore season. A savvy NYC-bred player, she’s a tenacious on-ball defender and a good passer into the post. Coach Robinson wants her to keep learning about running the team from the point guard spot. When she does that, she’ll become a full-fledged force for Monroe. Last year Karen averaged 2.8 ppg. She made the Dean’s Honor Roll in high school and she helped her team win the 2011 Bronx A Championship.
15 SHANIA JOHNSON 5’ 1” - Guard - Freshman High School: Tuscarora Hometown: Frederick, MD Major: Business Administration Don’t be fooled by her diminutive size. Coach Robinson thinks Shania has the potential to be the one of Monroe’s best additions. Coming off an injury in her HS playoffs, she will try to reclaim her status as one of Maryland’s most talented guards. All things considered she could very well be the best shooter on the team from the field and from the charity stripe. A true floor general, she has the potential to make Monroe a special team. Her small size, quickness and talent make her a handful to guard, and on the defensive end she can add significant pressure on the ball.
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TRONIQUA BLACK 21 5’ 11” - Forward - Freshman High School: Governor Thomas Johnson Hometown: Frederick, MD Major: Business Administration Troniqua has all the tools: she can bring the ball up, she has good passing instincts, and she goes to the basket well. Coach Robinson likes the poise she brings along with her basketball instincts. He also likes her decision-making and basketball I Q , as well as her ability to hide her intentions in traffic, and to make the pass that can work. As a sizeable forward with guard-like skills, she’s a great front-court complement to Monroe’s point guards.
BREANA BEY 23 5’ 8” - Guard/Forward - Sophomore High School: Abraham Lincoln Hometown: Jersey City, NJ Major: Information Technology In her freshman campaign Breana demonstrated why she is one of the Mustangs’ most complete players. She’s a scorer, rebounder, and tough defender. In fact Coach Robinson said that this year she’s making a bigger commitment to defense and is actually shooting better than last year. Devastating around the basket, Breana figures to continue on her path to be one of the strongest and most versatile forwards in the NJCAA. Last year Breana averaged 11.9 ppg and 4.6 rpg. In high school she scored 1,000 points, was a three-time MVP and two-time Hudson County Champion.
AALIYAH MERCER 24 5’ 5” - Guard - Sophomore High School: Samuel Gompers Career & Technical Hometown: Bronx, NY Major: Business Administration After her freshman All-American campaign, Aaliyah has come to her sophomore season even more determined to be successful. She spent the offseason working on her jump shot and on her all-around game so she can fulfill her potential as a true, top-flight point guard. Dominating in open court, Aaliyah can finish with either hand. Now a year stronger, Aaliyah will be challenged to maintain her own scoring prowess and at the same time make everyone around her better. Last year Aaliyah averaged 11.2 ppg and 3.4 apg. In high school, she was on the Statistics Honor Roll. She got an MVP award and also led the PSAL in scoring.
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30 ZARIA COBBS 5’ 8” - Guard - Sophomore High School: Pleasantville Hometown: Albany, NY Major: Business Administration Zaria has the potential to be Monroe’s most improved player. She worked out all summer and as a result, her confidence level is high. She has a range of offensive abilities: she can score well and shoots the three. She averaged a double-double in high school because of that outside-shooting ability. She also rebounds and defends well. In high school, Zariah was an All-League MVP and was also named Athlete of the Month during the 2012-2013 season.
32 GABRIELLE JUBINVILLE 5’ 11” - Center - Freshman High School: Archbishop O’Leary Hometown: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Major: Criminal Justice Gabrielle adds great depth to the Monroe Womens’ front line. A potential starter, she is that rare ‘stretch four’ power forward who can also shoot the three and is a good foul shooter. She possesses good footwork in the low post and is the kind of fearless player who is born for the clutch; she loves to take the last shot. Coach Robinson said that she needs to get in college shape and that as she does, he’s looking forward to watching her develop because, “she’s gonna be special.”
50 AMBER FORDHAM 6’ 2” - Center - Sophomore High School: Central Islip Hometown: Central Islip, NY Major: Medical Administration Another of Monroe’s most-improved players, Amber is learning to turn her size and strength into a weapon. She’s better able to score around the basket than in her freshman season and is also running the floor better. Her size makes her a good natural defender and once she learns to do that without fouling, which coach Robinson thinks she can do, this sophomore, who was a walk-on as a freshman, can be a major force in the paint for Monroe on both sides of the court. In high school, Amber was on the honor roll all four years and had the most rebounds in a single game.
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Day Date Time Opponent Location Home/Away Sat. 10/18/2014 7:00 am Roxbury CC A Tue. 10/28/2014 6:00 pm Adelphi University (Scrimmage) New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 11/1/2014 12:00 pm Brunswick Community College Louisburg, NC N Sun. 11/2/2014 12:00 pm Louisburg College Louisburg, NC A Tue. 11/4/2014 6:30 pm Molloy College (Scrimmage) New Rochelle, NY H Fri. 11/7/2014 TBA Macomb Toledo, OH N Sat. 11/8/2014 TBA Owens Toledo, OH A Mon. 11/10/2014 6:30 pm Dowling Oakdale,NY A Sat. 11/15/2014 2:00 pm Monroe Community College New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 11/16/2014 1:00 pm Harford Community College New Rochelle, NY H Fri. 11/21/2014 8:00 pm Naval Academy New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 11/22/2014 1:00 pm Essex County Community College Newark, NJ A Wed. 12/3/2014 6:30 pm Army Prep West Point, NY A Sat. 12/6/2014 1:00 pm Dean College Franklin, MA A Thu. 12/11/2014 6:00 pm Union County College Cranford, NJ A Sat. 12/13/2014 TBA TBA Rochester, NY A Sun. 12/14/2014 TBA TBA Rochester, NY A Tue. 12/16/2014 6:00 pm Orange County Community College New Rochelle, NY H Fri. 12/19/2014 7:00 pm Onondaga Community College New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 12/20/2014 2:00 pm Community College of Rhode Island New Rochelle, NY H Mon. 1/5/2015 7:00 pm ASA New Rochelle, NY H Thu. 1/8/2015 7:00 pm Harcum College New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 1/10/2015 TBA TBA Warwick, RI A Sun. 1/11/2015 TBA TBA Warwick, RI A Tue. 1/13/2015 5:00 pm Burlington County College New Rochelle, NY H Thu. 1/15/2015 5:00 pm Union County College H Sat. 1/17/2015 2:00 pm Hagerstown Community College New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 1/18/2015 2:00 pm Mercyhurst North East New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 1/24/2015 1:00 pm Lackawanna College Scranton, PA A Fri. 1/30/2015 5:00 pm Globe Institute of Technology New Rochelle, NY H Mon. 2/2/2015 TBA ASA Brooklyn, NY A Thu. 2/5/2015 TBA Orange County Community College Middletown, NY A Wed. 2/11/2015 6:00 pm Globe Institute of Technology Bronx, NY A Sun. 2/15/2015 5:00 pm Dean College New Rochelle, NY H
www.monroecollegemustangs.com WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: SCHEDULE 21 MONROE MUSTANGS – WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME MONROE WOMEN SCORING LEADERS BASKETBALL HISTORY 1 Fantasia Goodwin, 1685 points 2004-06, Syracuse 2 Jasmine McRoy, 985 points MONROE GRADUATES PLAYING AT OTHER COLLEGES 2010-12, UMASS-Lowell NAME COLLEGE DIVISION Naimah Ahmed Lynn University II 3 Angela Pace, 850 points Michelle Alexander University of Bridgeport II 2005-07, Robert Morris Georgia Anderson Cheyney State II 4 Talaya Robinson, 818 points Kashay Barnes Norfolk State I 2007-09 Jelila Abdul Bassit Maryland Eastern Shore II 5 Ketiga Fearon, 778 points Marcenia Bellamy St. Peter’s I 2002-03 Samantha Bond York III Ashley Castle Bowie State II 6 April Williams, 756 points DeAnna Chestnut Robert Morris I 2009-11, Robert Morris Tierra Cleaves Felician II 7 Angela Speight, 771 points Shari Cordero Concordia II 2005-07 Akeisha Cumberbatch Old Westbury III Aminah Davis St. Peter's I 8 Aivah Parham, 725 points 2010-12, Norfolk State Krystal Edwards St. Peter's I Daniele Forest Morgan State I 9 Jessica Previlon, 721 points Ly’Nasha Frazier So. Carolina State I 2009-11, SUNY Stony Brook Tracey Garnett Mercy College II 10 Cherita Gray, 705 points Kizzie Gibson Elizabeth City State II 2002-04, Felician Tiana Gilliam CW Post III Fantasia Goodwin Syracuse I 11 Tiara Brown, 604 points 2012-14 Cherita Gray Felician College II Jennifer Griffin Post College II 12 Tierra Cleaves, 570 points Danielle Hankerson Teikyo Post. II 2006-08, Felician Veree Harris Central Connecticut State I 13 Krystal Edwards, 559 points Kyra Holliday Fordham I 2009-11, St. Peter’s Danielle Hubbard So. Carolina State I Tinesha Jivers University of Bridgeport II 14 Aaliyah Mercer, 550 points Janera Johnson Old Westbury III 2013 Monet Johnson Robert Morris I 15 Georgia Anderson, 538 points Quamisha Lyles Felician College II 2005-07, Cheyney State Randy Knight Elizabeth City State II 16 Shakia Hart, 533 points Jasmine McRoy UMASS-Lowell I 2003-06, John Jay Robyn Mervin Virginia State II Ramona Miles Cheyney State II 17 Aminah Davis, 517 points Leslie Miranda Cheyney State II 2008-09, St. Peter’s Lora Morton UMASS-Lowell II 18 Octavia Jordan, 504 points Telisha Moultre Post College II 2007-09 Angela Pace Robert Morris II 19 Simone Victor, 503 points Aivah Parham Norfolk State I 2009-11, Johnson C. Smith Jessica Previlon SUNY Stony Brook I Michelle Smith Cheyney State II 20 Telisha Moultre, 493 points Victoria Story Baruch College III 2003-05, Post College Simone Victor Johnson C. Smith II 21 Monet Johnson, 484 points Verdine Warner Hampton I 2007-08, Robert Morris Regina Washington Bloomfield College II April Williams Robert Morris I 22 Jennifer Griffin, 481 points 2003-05, Post College Shanee Williams Syracuse I 23 Alyscia Jordan, 465 points 2007-09 24 Shakeena Halsey, 412 points MONROE MUSTANGS – WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME RECORD 2007-09 YEAR WINS LOSSES TITLES PLACE COACH 25 Shari Cordero, 412 points 2013-14 23 12 National Tournament, District N, Region XV 9th Place James Robinson, Jr. 2004-06, Concordia 2012-13 22 7 National Tournament, District N-O 6th Place James Robinson, Jr. 2011-12 31 6 National Champions, District III James Robinson, Jr. 26 Breana Bey, 396 points 2010-11 29 5 National Champions Seth Goodman 2013 - present 2009-10 25 7 National Tournament, District III 9th Place Seth Goodman 27 Lora Morton, 396 points 2008-09 30 2 National Tournament, Region XV 3rd Place Seth Goodman 2002-04, UMass - Lowell 2007-08 31 2 National Champions, Region XV Seth Goodman 2006-07 33 3 National Semifinals, Region XV 3rd Place Seth Goodman 28 Patrice Griffin, 376 points 2005-06 36 0 National Champions, Region XV Seth Goodman 2004-06 2004-05 33 2 National Finalists, Region XV 2nd place Seth Goodman 29 Ly’Nasha Frazier, 350 points 2003-04 25 9 National Tournament, Region XV Seth Goodman 2011-12, (active) 2002-03 19 11 Seth Goodman 2001-02 13 8 Seth Goodman 30 Kashay Barnes, 349 points 2000-01 9 11 Rhonda Alston 2011-12, Norfolk State 1999-00 13 16 Terence Saunders 31 Regina Washington, 347 points TOTAL (.782) 372 104 2008-09, Bloomfield College 32 Naimah Ahmed, 327 points 2004-06, Lynn University 22 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: HISTORY www.monroecollegemustangs.com MONROE WOMEN BASKETBALL HISTORY
MONROE MUSTANGS – WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-REGION SELECTIONS YEAR NAME SELECTION MONROE MUSTANGS – 2008-09 Aminah Davis 1st Team WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Talaya Robinson 1st Team ALL-AMERICAN Regina Washington 2nd Team Alyscia Jordan Sportsmanship SELECTION 2007-08 Monet Johnson MVP Tierra Cleaves 1st Team 2007-06 Angela Pace MVP Aliyah Mercer Angela Speight 1st Team Second Team, 2013-14 Georgia Anderson 2nd Team 2005-06 Fantasia Goodwin MVP Jasmine McRoy Angela Pace 1st team First Team, 2012-13 Angela Speight Honr. Mention Aivah Parham 2004-05 Fantasia Goodwin MVP Jelila Abdul-Bassit 2nd team First Team, 2011-12 Telisha Moultre Honr. Mention Jasmine McRoy Jennifer Griffin Honr. Mention Second Team, 2011-12 2003-04 Cherita Gray 1st team Ketshiga Fearon 2nd team Aminah Davis Lora Morton Honr. Mention Second Team, 2008-09 2002-03 DeAnna Chestnut 2nd team Cherita Gray 2nd team Talaya Robinson Ketshiga Fearon 2nd team Hon. Mention, 2008-09 2001-02 Jewel Joachim 1st team Monet Johnson First Team, 2007-08 Angela Pace First Team, 2006-07 Fantasia Goodwin Monroe women players continue their college careers with scholarships at First Team, 2005-06 four-year programs. Currently these players are playing in the NCAA: Fantasia Goodwin NAME COLLEGE First Team, 2004-05 Samantha Bond York Ashley Castle LIU Post MONROE MUSTANGS – Danielle Forrest Morgan State WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Jasmine McRoy UMASS-Lowell ACADEMIC Aivah Parham Norfolk State ALL-AMERICAN Verdine Warner Shaw SELECTION
Aivah Parham 3.6 Grade Point 2011-12 Team GARY AXELBANK DIRECTOR 3.2 Grade Point SPORTS DEVELOPMENT AND INFORMATION 2004-05 Monique Jenkins Gary wears many hats. In addition to his duties as Director of 3.9 Grade Point Sports Development and Information at Monroe College, Gary 2004-05 does public relations for Monroe and is one of the Bronx’ most popular television personalities. He has hosted BronxTalk on Jennifer Griffin Bronxnet television since 1994 and is a (sometimes) 3.7 Grade Point PA announcer for Mustang athletics events. 2004-05
A lifelong Bronx resident, Gary was the Director of Public MONROE MUSTANGS – Relations at the Mosholu Montefiore Community Center and WOMEN’S BASKETBALL a producer at WNBC television. In 1976, he received his IN THE PROS BA in English from Lehman College. Fantasia Goodwin Germany Monet Johnson Finland Angela Pace www.monroecollegemustangs.com WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: HISTORY 23 Germany MONROE JV MEN 2014-2015 MEN ’S JV B ASKETBALL ROSTER
Front Row: Sitting (L to R) Shamarei Ordonez, Talli Kebbeh, Merault Almonor, Kyle Hackett, Corey Thomas, Marvin Aye-Bamah. Back Row: Standing (L to R) Volunteer Coach Winston Shaw, Amunike Thompson, Davon Streeter, Azmi Abu Ahmad, Sekou Sangare, Javon Bellamy, Rasean Bunn, Ja-zhyoun Lainhg, Brenton Howell, Max Miller, Hassan Bennett, Head Coach Chris Neely, Asst. Coach Davonne Buckson.
NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. WT. HOMETOWN / HS 2 Talli Kebbeh G Fr. 6’1” 163 Chicago, IL / JFK 3 Kyle Hackett G So. 5’8” 163 Bronx, NY / Eagle Academy 4 Corey Thomas G Fr. 6’0” 155 Neptune, NJ / Prestige Prep Academy 5 Marvin Aye-Bamah G So. 6’0” 182 Blackwood, NJ / Highland Regional 10 Max Miller G Fr. 6’4” 185 White Plains, NY / Mt. St. Michael Academy 11 Merault Almonor G Fr. 6’1” 173 Harlem, NY / Rabun Gap-Nacoochee 12 Shamarei Ordonez G So. 6’0” 180 Brooklyn, NY / Moravian 13 Sekou Sangare G Fr. 6’4” 180 Harlem, NY / Westside, NY 21 Amunike Thompson F So. 6’4” 195 Brooklyn, NY / UFT Charter School 23 Brenton Howell F Fr. 6’6” 170 Bronx, NY / Trinity-Pawling 30 Azmi Abu-Ahmad G So. 6’4” 183 Nazareth, Israel / Nazareth Baptist 31 Hassan Bennett F Fr. 6’3” 210 Newburgh, NY / Morris 32 Rasean Bunn F So. 6’7” 201 Bronx, NY / Harry S. Truman 33 Javon Bellamy G Fr. 6’7” 201 Brooklyn, NY / George W. Wingate 34 Ja-zhyoun Lainhg F So. 6’6” 183 Bronx, NY / Thornton 44 Davon Streeter G Fr. 6’2” 180 Jersey City, NJ / Synder
Head Coach: Chris Neely Contact Info: 914.740.6430 Asst. Coach: Davonne Buckson [email protected] Athletic Director: Bert Shillingford www.monroecollegemustangs.com Team Colors: Royal Blue and White
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THREE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • TWO DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP • SEVEN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS • EIGHT NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS CHRIS NEELY HEAD COACH Coach Neely is a coach's coach. He loves basketball and he loves coaching it. He has specialized in coaching youngsters and developing them to be not only good ball players with strong fundamentals, but to be productive young men. As a result, he's the perfect candidate to coach Monroe's new JV men's basketball program and assist Coach Brustad with the varsity. At every turn, whether coaching at St. Charles Borromeo, the Crusaders Basketball program, Hoop Group Elite, the Long Island Lightning, the Riverbank Running Rebels, or in numerous camps and clinics, Coach Neely has been a quality fundamentals coach. Coach Neely’s basketball philosophy is summed up in three words: pride, tradition, basics. Which encourages his players to approach the game in the correct frame of mind, represent your institution with distinction, and use proper technique in the playing of the game. If you do that, focus on the short term, then the long term success follows. A boyhood friend and teammate of fellow assistant coach Dana Warner, Coach Neely helps turn the Mustangs men’s basketball staff into a cohesive functioning unit, instead of three separate individuals. This is emblematic of how he encourages Monroe players to perform …as a team.
DAVONNE BUCKSON ASSISTANT COACH A childhood friend and coaching colleague of Head Coach Chris Neely, Coach Buckson's experience playing the game of basketball, style of teaching, and love for the game provide Monroe’s JV with great leadership. He brings with him an extensive knowledge of the game. Prior to Monroe, Coach Buckson coached and taught basketball at various levels. He’s also been an educator. He was Assistant JV Coach, Freshman Head Coach, and Assistant Athletic Director at his alma mater Cardinal Hayes. Coach Buckson also taught US and Global History for five years at Hayes. Currently, he serves as Dean of Students and Head Coach at Renaissance Leadership Academy in Harlem, where he has lead his team to several tournament championships. Coach Buckson started his coaching career at the Dunlevy Milbank Center. His background also includes coaching AAU Basketball for powerhouses like the Riverside Church Hawks and the Riverbank State Park Running Rebels, leading to them winning many championships. Coach Buckson has also participated in basketball camps such as 5 Star, Riverbank and the College of Holy Cross, teaching campers the fundamentals of the game. Coach Buckson attended Dominican College where he was a four-year letterman on a nationally-ranked team. He also played at Cardinal Hayes High School. WINSTON SHAW VOLUNTEER COACH 2 TALLI KEBBEH 6’ 1” - 163 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: JFK Hometown: Chicago, IL 3 KYLE HACKETT 5’ 8” - 163 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore MONROE JV MEN 2014-2015 High School: Eagle Academy For Young Men THE PLAYERS Hometown: Bronx, NY 4 COREY THOMAS 6’ 0” - 155 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Prestige Prep Academy Hometown: Neptune, NJ
www.monroecollegemustangs.com MEN’S JV BASKETBALL: COACHES & PLAYERS 25 MONROE JV MEN 2014-2015 THE PLAYERS 23 BRENTON HOWELL 6’ 6” - 170 lbs. - Forward - Freshman High School: Trinity-Pawling 5 Hometown: Bronx, NY MARVIN AYE -B AMAH 6’ 0” - 182 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Highland Regional 30 Hometown: Blackwood, NJ AZMI ABU -A HMAD 6’ 4” - 185 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Nazareth Baptist 10 Hometown: Nazareth, Israel MAX MILLER 6’ 4” - 185 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Mt. St. Michael Academy 31 Hometown: White Plains, NY HASSAN BENNETT 6’ 3” - 210 lbs. - Forward - Freshman High School: Morris 11 Hometown: Newburgh, NY MERAULT ALMONOR 6’ 1” - 173 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Rabun Gap-Nacoochee 32 Hometown: Harlem, NY RASEAN BUNN 6’ 7” - 201 lbs. - Forward - Sophomore High School: Harry S. Truman 12 Hometown: Bronx, NY SHAMAREI ORDONEZ 6’ 0” - 180 lbs. - Guard - Sophomore High School: Moravian 33 Hometown: Brooklyn, NY JAVON BELLAMY 6’ 7” - 201 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: George W. Wingate 13 Hometown: Brooklyn, NY SEKOU SANGARE 6’ 4” - 195 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Harlem, NY 34 Hometown: Westside, NY JA-ZHYOUN LAINHG 6’ 6” - 183 lbs. - Forward - Sophomore High School: Thornton 21 Hometown: Bronx, NY AMUNIKE THOMPSON 6’ 4” - 195 lbs. - Forward - Sophomore High School - UFT Charter School 44 Hometown: Brooklyn, NY DAVON STREETER 6’ 2” - 180 lbs. - Guard - Freshman High School: Synder Jersey City, NJ
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Day Date Time Opponent Location Hom e/Away Sat. 10/18/2014 1:30 pm Bergen CC (Scrimmage) New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 10/18/2014 4:00 pm Lincoln (Scrimmage) New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 10/18/2014 6:30 pm Monroe College (Varsity) (Scrimmage) New Rochelle, NY H Fri. 10/24/2014 6:00pm Bronx CC (Scrimmage) Bronx, NY A Thu. 10/30/2014 7:00pm Kingsborough CC (Scrimmage) Brooklyn, NY A Sat. 11/1/2014 1:00pm Atlantic Cape CC (Scrimmage) Mays Landing, NJ A Sun. 11/2/2014 1:00pm Prestige Prep New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 11/8/2014 12:30pm CNC Leadership Staten Island, NY A Fri. 11/14/2014 TBA TBA Elizabeth, NJ N Sat. 11/15/2014 TBA TBA Elizabeth, NJ N Sun. 11/16/2014 TBA TBA Elizabeth, NJ N Thu. 11/20/2014 7:00 pm Mt St. Vincent New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 11/23/2014 4:00pm Robinson School New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 11/30/2014 1:00pm Vaughn College JV New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 12/7/2014 1:00pm Cjeoto Academy Neptune, NJ A Fri. 12/12/2014 7:00pm Army Prep New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 12/13/2014 2:00pm Post University JV New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 12/20/2014 1:00PM Prince George's CC Largo, MD A Sun. 1/4/2015 1:00pm Medgar Evers New Rochelle, NY H Fri. 1/9/2015 7:30pm Post University JV Waterbury, CT A Sun. 1/11/2015 1:00pm Robinson School Elizabeth, NJ A Tue. 1/13/2015 7:00pm Burlington County College New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 1/17/2015 2:00pm HGI Academy York, PA A Thu. 1/22/2015 7:00pm Medgar Evers Brooklyn, NY A Sat. 1/24/2015 2:00pm RG Academy New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 1/25/2015 1:00pm Mt Saint Vincent Bronx, NY A Thu. 1/29/2015 5:30pm Cjeoto Academy New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 1/31/2015 3:00pm ASA JV Brooklyn, NY A Sun. 2/1/2015 1:00pm CNC Leadership New Rochelle, NY H Thu. 2/5/2015 6:30pm West Point B West Point, NY A Sun. 2/8/2015 1:00pm Army Prep West Point, NY A Thu. 2/12/2015 7:00pm LaGuardia CC New Rochelle, NY H Sat. 2/14/2015 2:00PM HGI Academy New Rochelle, NY H Sun. 2/15/2015 2:00pm Lackawanna College Scranton, PA A Thu. 2/19/2015 7:00pm Prestige Prep Linden, NJ A Sun. 2/22/2015 3:00pm ASA JV New Rochelle, NY H
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