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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

Athletic Department Administration Kevin Salisbury, Interim Director of Athletics 401-333-7324 (FC)/825-1123 (KC), ksalisbury@ccri .edu Steve Rooney, Assistant Director of Athletics 401-825-2204, srooney@ccri .edu Bev Wiley, Compliance Officer 401-825-2102, bwiley@ccri .edu

Athletic Department Support Staff Daniel Boulanger, Athletic Trainer 401-825-2104, dboulanger@ccri .edu Vincent A . Cullen, Director of Athletics Emeritus 401-825-2200, vcullen@ccri .edu Patrick Fogarty, Athletic Trainer 401-825-2104, pfogarty@ccri .edu This year’s men’s team is led by co-captains Jeremy Remigio, Robert Gallucci, Assistant Sports Information Coordinator left, and Elijah Lewis . 401- 825-1130, rwgallucci@ccri .edu Bill Giusti, Equipment Manager 401-825-2234, wgiusti@ccri .edu Dan LaCorbiniere, Sports Information Coordinator THE COLLEGE 401-825-1132, dclacorbiniere@ccri .edu About CCRI and athletic facilities ...... 2 Amanda Matuszek, Athletic Trainer Athletics’ Mission Statement ...... 2 401-825-2104, amatuszek@ccri .edu Madalyn Ide, Trainer Academics and student-athlete support ...... 3 401-825-2104, mide@ccri .edu Overview and history of athletic department ...... 4 Cheryl Smith, Staff Assistant to the Director 401-825-2114, clsmith@ccri .edu MEN’S BASKETBALL Season outlook ...... 5 Head Coaching Staff Season schedule ...... 6 Kevin Rix, Baseball Team roster ...... 7 401-825-2107, kcrix@ccri .edu Team photo ...... 7 Rick Harris, Men’s Basketball 401-825-2120, rjharris@ccri .edu Coaches’ bios ...... 8 Doug Haynes, Women’s Basketball Season summary ...... 9 401-825-1131, rdhaynes@ccri .edu 2018–19 season statistics ...... 9 Gregg Cornell, Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track 2018–19 game-by-game results ...... 9 401-333-7322, gcornell@ccri .edu All-time individual and team records ...... 10 Gabe Toro, Men’s Soccer All-time year-by-year records ...... 10 401-333-7363, gtoro@ccri .edu Postseason record ...... 10 Jim McGirr, Women’s Soccer All-Americans and all-time records ...... 11–12 401-333-7391 hjmcgirr@ccri .edu Kim Warrington, Softball 401-825-1244, klwarrington@ccri .edu WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Pat Chin, Volleyball Season outlook ...... 13 401-333-7318, pchin1@ccri .edu Season schedule ...... 14 Anne-Marie Balboni, Club Volleyball, Club Beach Volleyball Team roster ...... 15 401-333-7316, ajbalboni@ccri .edu Team photo ...... 15 Aaron Colaiacomo, Club eSports Coaches’ bios ...... 16 acolaiacomo@ccri .edu Bob Bouchard, Club Swimming Season summary ...... 16 rkbouchard@ccri .edu 2018–19 season statistics ...... 17 2018–19 game-by-game results ...... 17 All-time individual and team records ...... 18 All-time year-by-year records ...... 18 CONTRIBUTORS Postseason record ...... 18 Editorial Content: Dan LaCorbiniere, Robert Gallucci, All-Americans and all-time records ...... 19 and Michael Parente Media quick identification ...... 20–21 Action Photos: Dan Aurelio and Robert Gallucci Head Shots/Team Shots: David Fischbach ADVERTISERS ...... 22 www.ccri.edu/athl ABOUT CCRI/FACILITIES ABOUT CCRI CCRI ATHLETIC FACILITIES

The Community College of Rhode Island AT A GLANCE Knight Campus opened its doors in 1964 with 325 students Year founded: 1964 400 East Ave., Warwick in a temporary space on Promenade Street Locations: Warwick, Lincoln, The CCRI Knight in Providence as Rhode Island Junior College . Providence, Newport and Campus is home to Today, with four campuses throughout the Westerly the Vincent A . Cullen state, CCRI enrolls an average of more than Enrollment: 14,758 Field House with four 14,000 credit students each semester, making it Nickname: Knights basketball courts, four tennis courts, three the largest comprehensive community college Color: Green volleyball courts and a in New England . Forty percent of its students Affiliations: National Junior fully-equipped weight identify themselves as part of a minority group, College Athletic Association room . The men’s and many of whom are the first in their families to (NJCAA) Region XXI women’s basketball attend college . teams play their home Accredited by the New England Association games on the of Schools and Colleges, CCRI offers more than 100 degree and certificate pro- wood court . Athletic De- grams in the arts, business, computer studies, engineering, health sciences, human partment administration, services, liberal arts and science departments taught by faculty who are experts in coaches and staff have offices at this location. their field. Each year, Rhode Islanders fill more than 40,000 seats in our profes- The CCRI baseball team plays its home games sional development, skill enhancement, job retraining and noncredit personal at Harold “Whitey” Fell Field, named in honor of enrichment courses offered by CCRI’s Center for Workforce and Community the college’s former head baseball coach . The Knight Campus has two additional out- Education . door fields for team practice and recreational use. CCRI students are active participants in campus life and in the community . The college offers a varsity athletic program with sports and a diverse selection of Flanagan Campus student clubs and organizations, including student government . Annually, students, 1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln faculty and staff volunteer for a variety of Rhode Island nonprofit organizations, The CCRI Flanagan making life better for those less fortunate . Campus has a field 2 Since its inception, CCRI has graduated more than 68,000 students, with 95 house with four percent of them living and working in Rhode Island . The college is the No . 1 basketball courts, four provider of nurses and other health care workers in the state . Annually, more tennis courts, four than 1,000 CCRI students transfer to Rhode Island College and the University of volleyball courts, a six- Rhode Island to continue their education . lane swimming pool, an CCRI’s tuition is the most affordable in Rhode Island . A full-time student pays indoor track, a modern about half, or less, of tuition and fees charged at any other college in the state . dance studio and a According to a recent survey given to exiting students, when graduates were fully-equipped weight asked, “Would you recommend CCRI to a friend or family member?” nearly 99 room . The women’s percent said yes . By preparing students for continued education or to enter the volleyball team plays its home matches in the state’s work force, the Community College of Rhode Island provides its students Flanagan Campus Field House . Athletic Depart- with the opportunity to change their lives and achieve their dreams . ment administration, coaches and staff have offices at this location . The Flanagan Campus has several outdoor fields for team practice and competition as well as recreational use . The cross country team and the men’s and women’s soccer teams host their home MISSION OF THE CCRI meets and matches at this site . ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT The Community College of Rhode Additional sites Island Department of Athletics, Physical Some CCRI teams play their home games at near- Education and Recreation, an integral by off-campus locations . The softball team plays part of the curriculum, is dedicated to its home games at Winslow Park Field in War- each physical education student and wick and the golf team competes and practices at student-athlete . CCRI provides a high Cranston Country Club . The coed tennis team quality, nationally acclaimed and accredit- and the indoor and outdoor track teams travel to ed program that promotes academic and their opponent’s site or a neutral site for matches . athletic excellence . The college excels in sportsmanship, team play and competitive For hours of operation of campus athletic spirit while providing a strong academic facilities and more information, go to foundation and support program . www .ccri .edu/athl/facilities .html . ACADEMICS CCRI’S STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC WHERE ARE THEY NOW? SUPPORT PROGRAM (SAASP) The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program at the Community College of Rhode Island provides a support system for academic success in college . This mandatory program prepares student-athletes for transfer to four-year institu- tions where they can continue their education and athletic careers . During the first semester of their freshman year, student-athletes are required to complete academic placement tests in reading, writing and mathematics and enroll in a one-credit CCRI student success course . The program requires student-athletes to attend two, one-hour study sessions each week during the semester, including the off-season, at the college’s academic success centers . JC Santos Kat Raposo The Department of Athletics compliance officer schedules session times for each received an athlet- transferred to student-athlete and monitors their progress every five weeks during the semester. ic scholarship to Division-III Albertus The program also provides daily academic advising, counseling and tutorials as well Division-II Virginia Magnus in New Haven, as transfer counseling . State University in CT, where she will Petersburg, VA, to play play soccer, basketball Prospective student-athletes are encouraged to visit staff, coaches and advisors basketball . and lacrosse . at CCRI’s Warwick and Lincoln campuses to learn more about the program and the college’s varsity teams . Call the Department of Athletics at 401-825-2114 for an appointment .

STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN 2018–19

Eight CCRI student-athletes and one alumnus (pictured below) were honored for their academic achievements in the 2018-19 academic year at the 2019 Schol- ar-Athlete Awards Reception hosted by Speaker Nicholas A . Mattiello and the Rhode Island House of Representatives at the Rhode Island State House in May . 3 These awards are given annually to exceptional student-athletes who are lead- ers on and off the field and have demonstrated success in academics and athletics. Maddie McDonald Nick D’Ambra Among the honorees were softball and soccer standout Samantha Muller, who transferred to Divi- transferred to Divi- also earned CCRI’s Distinguished Female Athlete Award, and basketball star David sion-III Rhode Island sion-III Rhode Island College in Providence, College in Providence, Cabeceiras, who earned the college’s Charlie Wilkes Scholarship Award . RI, to play softball . RI, to play baseball . A number of student-athletes will be transferring to four-year institutions like Rhode Island College, University of Rhode Island, Tusculum University, Bryant Uni- versity, Virginia State University, Elms College, Albertus Magnus College, Southern Connecticut State University and Keene State University .

Zack Odsen Sam Muller received an athletic transferred to scholarship to Divi- Division-II Southern sion-II Tusculum Uni- Connecticut State versity in Greeneville, University in New TN, to play baseball . Haven, CT, to play softball . Front Row (L-R): Dante Turano, Samantha Muller, President Meghan Hughes, Jacob Frost, Justin Brown . Back Row (L-R): Kyle Murphy, Dave Cabeceiras, Joseph Barter, Nicholas D’Ambra and Distinguished Alumnus Marvin Owens . ATHLETICS AT CCRI

AN OVERVIEW OF CCRI ATHLETICS PAST AND PRESENT The Community College of Rhode Island is home to one of the Ocean State’s finest and most successful intercollegiate athletic programs. Since its inception in 1965, the CCRI program has long been considered a front-runner in New England community college and junior college athletic circles . The basketball, baseball, tennis, volleyball, cross country, golf and soccer teams have all been nationally ranked . The 2002 women’s soccer team captured the school’s first national championship, while a number of other squads, includ- Vin Cullen Harold “Whitey” Fell ing men’s basketball and women’s soccer, were national runners-up . With nearly Athletic Director Baseball coach 5,500 victories, 222 All-Americans, 127 Region XXI championships and 828 All- Men’s basketball coach 1965–1982 Region selections, CCRI leads the way among all New England community 1965–2002 colleges . Great coaching has been the key to CCRI’s success . From the athletic department’s humble beginnings in 1965, the school has always featured legend- ary coaches . From Hall of Fame athletic director and men’s basketball coach Vin Cullen to baseball coaches Ken Hopkins, Whitey Fell and Art Pontarelli, tennis coach Ray Carr and volleyball coach Gail Davis, the tradition of great coaches and top-flight teaching has extended through the years and continues through the present day . The college holds membership in the National Junior College Athletic Asso- ciation and is an associate member of the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- tion . Ken McDonald ’90 Rheal Cormier ’88 CCRI fields intercollegiate men’s teams in baseball, basketball, soccer, cross Played at Providence; Pitched in the major leagues for 16 seasons country, indoor and outdoor track and golf and intercollegiate women’s teams current assistant coach at Tulsa in volleyball, basketball, cross country, indoor and outdoor track, soccer and- 4 softball . In addition to our intercollegiate sports CCRI offers four sports at the club level: men’s volleyball, swimming, women’s beach volleyball and eSports . The Community College of Rhode Island has proven to be a steppingstone for many student athletes who have moved on to complete their academic and athletic careers at four-year colleges and universities throughout the nation .

Jasmine Jennings ’06 Marvin Owens ’06 Competed for URI in Played for Rollie Mas- track and field simino at Northwood

2018–19 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

Second Team 3.80 – 3.99 GPA: Third Team 3.60 – 3.79 GPA: – Dylan Durante – Adreishka Luciano Johnston, RI Providence, RI – Grace Lapierre – Alex Martinez Burrillville, RI Cranston, RI – Nicholas D’Ambra – Caysie Gautreau Burrillville, RI Coventry, RI – Christopher Casalino Bristol, RI SEASON OUTLOOK Following a 28-win season in 2018-19, CCRI once again enters ters Logan Grosek (Yarmouth, MA) and Mitchel Noresca (East the upcoming year with high expectations . Patience will be the Providence, RI) . Manning the forward position are Tyler Cicione key, however, as head coach Rick Harris enters his 14th season at (Coventry, RI), Griffin Ferretti(Foster, RI), 2019 RIIL Second Team CCRI with a much younger team following the loss of last year’s All-Division selection Bereket Janat (Westerly, RI), and Papee leading scorers JC Santos and Peter Wilson . Harris and his staff Paye (Worcester, MA) . are confident they can build an inexperienced team into a regional Harris believes his combination of slashers, shooters and some force by the end of the season . Joining the coaching staff this year size and speed should enable the young Knights to play the style is former professional player and standout he prefers, a style that has allowed the Knights to compete year , whose big-game experience will be beneficial on in, year out for the top spot the sideline . in Region XXI .This year, the This year’s team returns four sophomores, led by sharpshooter team hopes to meet its goal of Dylan Durante (Johnston, RI), who served as a key reserve on earning a berth to the NJCAA last year’s team and was the only returnee who played a full season DIII National Tournament in in 2018-19 . He is joined by fellow sophomore Elijah Lewis (Prov- Minneapolis, MN, which is held idence, RI), who played in just five games a year ago in what was in mid-March . supposed to be his sophomore year until he received a medical “We have a nice group of redshirt by the NJCAA to return this season . young student-athletes who Joining the starters is another sharpshooting sophomore, Dan possess great potential,” Harris Grzych (Providence, RI), and transfer guard Jeremy Remi- said .“We are going to need our gio (Providence, RI), who played a year at Anna Maria College in four sophomores to show great Paxton, MA . Lewis and Remigio have been selected co-captains and leadership as we develop team will look to provide leadership to the this year’s underclassmen . cohesiveness . Hard work daily in Joining the sophomores will be a talented group of incoming practice and consistent team play freshmen student-athletes, all of whom joined CCRI through will no doubt be the recipe to Harris’ tireless recruiting efforts .That group is led by a talented allow us to become the team we collection of guards, starting with combo guard and slasher Reece all envision .This great group of Bullock (Coventry, RI), slasher Tyreek Davis (Torrington, CT), young men and our entire staff and 2019 RIIL First Team All-Division shooting guard Steve DelSesto co-captains look forward to the 5 (North Providence, RI), Luke Fusaro (Westerly, RI), and sharp- process of developing daily into shooter Mikey Gamble (Windsor, CT) . the successful team that we know The new guards are joined by a talented frontcourt, led by cen- we are capable of being ”.

Mikey DID YOU KNOW? Gamble

Men’s basketball has won The Knights have had 30 Since 1965 the CCRI Knights 18 Region XXI titles, All-American selections . men’s basketball team has 10 District titles and has compiled a record of 1,035-475 . made 12 trips to the NJCAA National Tournament .

ALL-AMERICAN30 SELECTIONS 2019–20 SCHEDULE 11/2 NASSAU CC 3 p .m . 11/3 MERCER COUNTY 2 p .m . 11/9 Orange County 2 p .m . 11/12 UConn Avery Point* 6 p .m . 11/16 SPRINGFIELD TECH* 3 p .m . 11/19 GATEWAY CC* 8 p .m . 11/21 MASSBAY CC* 7p .m . 11/23 QUINSIGAMOND CC* 3 p .m . 12/3 Northern Essex CC 7 p .m . 12/7 Genesee 7 p .m . 12/8 Niagara County 1 p .m . 12/10 NAVY PREP 7 p .m . 12/14 CENTRAL MAINE 2 p .m . 1/4 Southern Maine 3 p .m . 1/11 HOSTOS 7 p .m . 1/12 TBD 6 p .m ./2 p .m . 1/15 MASSASOIT* 7 p .m . Tyreek Davis 1/18 Central Maine 3 p .m . 1/23 ROXBURY 7 p .m . 1/25 Quinsigamond* 1p .m . 1/28 Benjamin Franklin IT* 7 p .m . 1/30 Gateway CC* 8 p .m . 2/1 UCONN AVERY POINT* 2 p .m . 2/4 BRISTOL CC* 7 p .m . 6 2/6 BUNKER HILL* 7 p .m . 2/8 Holyoke CC* 2 p .m . 2/13 NORTHERN ESSEX CC* 7 p .m . 2/15 Springfield Tech* 3 p.m. 2/18 MASSBAY CC* 7 p .m . 2/20 Quincy College* 7 p .m . Home Games in CAPS. *Region XXI games Reece Bullock

Dylan Durante 2019 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Middle: Tommy O’Brien, Manager . Second Row (L-R): Co-Captain Jeremy Remigio, Co-Captain Elijah Lewis, Co-Captain Dylan Durante, Danny Grzych. Third Row (L-R): Tyler Cicione, Papee Paye, Steve DelSesto, Luke Fusaro, Griffin Ferretti. Back Row (L-R): Head Coach Rick Harris, Assistant Coach Marcus Douthit, Tyreek Davis, Bereket Janat, Logan Grosek, Reece Bullock, Mitchel Noresca, Mikey Gamble, Assistant Coach Andy Jackson, Assistant Coach Josh Perry . CAPTAINS 7 TEAM ROSTER

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CLASS HGT. POS. HOMETOWN 3 Durante, Dylan* 6’2” SO G Johnston, RI/Johnston HS 4 Grzych, Dan 5’11” SO G Providence, RI/LaSalle 5 DelSesto, Steve 5’11” FR G N . Providence, RI/ Ponaganset HS 10 Lewis, Elijah* 6’0” SO G Bridgeport, CT/Hope HS 11 Davis, Tyreek 6’2” FR G Torrington, CT/Torrington HS Elijah Lewis 12 Fusaro, Luke 6’1” FR G Westerly, RI/Chariho 15 Bullock, Reece 6’4” FR F Coventry, RI/Coventry HS 20 Ferretti, Griffin 6’1” FR G Foster, RI/Ponaganset 22 Cicione, Tyler 6’2” FR G/F Coventry, RI/Coventry HS 24 Noresca, Mitchel 6’3 FR F East Providence, RI/ EPHS 25 Janat, Bereket 6’4” FR C Westerly, RI/ Westerly HS 30 Paye, Papee 6’1” FR F Worcester, MA/South HS 31 Gamble, Mikey 6’2” FR G/F Hartford, CT/Windsor HS Jeremy Remigio 33 Remigio, Jeremy* 6’0” SO G Providence, RI/Central HS 34 Grosek, Logan 6’5” FR F Yarmouth, MA/Yarmouth HS

*denotes captains

Dylan Durante COACHING STAFF

Rick Harris Last spring, RIBCA inducted Harris into its Hall of Fame for his accomplish- ments and service to Rhode Island high school basketball . Head Coach Prior to coaching at Cranston East, Harris coached with Joe Hassett Sr . at Our Rick Harris begins his 14th season at the helm Lady of Providence and Jim Hopkins at of the Knights men’s basketball program . He is just both Cranston High School East and the third head coach in school history . Johnston High School . He began his HARRIS’ RECORD CCRI has compiled a 251-155 overall record coaching career with the Catholic Youth YEAR W L and 150-39 record in Region XXI play .Those Organization at St . Matthew . 2006–07 16 18 victories include six Region XXI championships Harris also served as treasurer of the 2007–08 21 12 and two Northeast District championships, which RIBCA for 10 years and worked for the 2008–09 20 11 at their annual led to two appearances in the NJCAA Division II 2009–10 18 13 Men’s Basketball National Tournament in Danville, summer camp held in Santa Barbara, CA, IL, in 2007 and 2012 . and in Los Angeles as a camp coach and 2010–11 15 16 The 2011-12 Knights finished 31-5, setting a new school record for wins by a camp director from 2000 through 2015 . 2011–12 31 5 CCRI basketball team . In addition, the 2011-12 Knights advanced to the D-II Harris also directed the Rick Harris 2012–13 20 12 National Championship game for the second time in school history and the first Hoops Skills Basketball Camp and 2013–14 18 13 currently is the director of the CCRI time since 1991, when Hall of Fame head coach Vin Cullen led them to the finals. 2014–15 14 14 Most recently, Harris led the 2018-19 Knights to 28-4 record, which included an Summer Basketball School . 18 game winning streak entering the Region XXI championship game . Harris earned degrees from CCRI, 2015–16 16 13 Harris came to CCRI with more than two decades of experience coaching Rhode Island College and Providence 2016–17 20 9 high school basketball . He made his on the Rhode Island scene as the varsity College . In addition to his duties at 2017–18 14 15 boys’ basketball coach at Cranston East High School from 1990 to 2006, compiling CCRI, he serves as a special education 2018–19 28 4 230 wins . Under his direction, the team won three consecutive RIIL Division IA teacher in the Cranston School State Championships in 2002, 2003 and 2004, and was the state finalist runner-up Department . 251 155 in 2001 .The team also won four RIIL Division I League Championships in 1997, Harris was born in Providence and 2000, 2003 and 2004 . Harris was chosen as the Rhode Island Basketball Coaches resides in Cranston with his wife, Lucy, Association (RIBCA) Coach of the Year in 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003 and 2004 . and their two children, Michael and Olivia .

Marcus Douthit experience as a collegiate and professional player Mr. Rhode Island from 1970-72. In 1990, he finished and give insight to mold this year’s young CCRI fourth in the Mr . Rhode Island competition . Jackson 8 Assistant Coach basketball squad . He earned his bachelor’s degree in graduated from Mt . Pleasant High School in 1970 and joins Marcus Douthit Social Science . received a Technical Arts degree from Providence the CCRI coaching staff Douthit resides in Mansfield, MA. Opportunity Industrial Center in 1974 . for his first season fol- Jackson has served as a mentor to area youth lowing 14 years of playing for more than 25 years with experience at the professionally . Andy Jackson Olneyville Boys Club, Washington Park Community He was selected by the Assistant Coach/ Center and John Hope Settlement House . He also Los Angeles Lakers in the Strength Coach coaches in the Providence Recreation Fall League . second round (54th over- One of the more Jackson currently lives in Providence . all pick) in the 2004 NBA well-respected coaches . He ended up playing in Belgium in his first at CCRI, Andy Jackson year as a professional . In his second year as a pro, he brings a wealth of knowl- played in the NBA D-League for the Albuquerque edge both on and off the Josh Perry Thunderbirds under head coach court, having trained some Assistant Coach in the 2005-06 season, leading them to a league of Rhode Island’s top high Josh Perry returns to championship . He also played in several European school and college athletes the CCRI men’s basket- countries, including and Russia . through the years .Among his most notable clients ball coaching staff for his In addition to playing in , Douthit also are former All-American running back Steve Silva of fourth year after serving played in Asia, where he had a stint in in Holy Cross, former Boston College and Indianapolis as a volunteer assistant 2006-07 for the Daegu Orions . In 2010, he returned Colts defensive back Jamie Silva, return specialist and during the 2014-15 season . to his native and played for the men’s na- former fourth-round NFL draft pick Will Blackmon Perry played two sea- tional team, Smart Gilas, where he earned the MVP of Boston College, former Stonehill College bas- sons at CCRI from 2010 award in the 2010 Champions Cup .A year later, he ketball team captain Soap Toun and former Bishop through 2012 as a backup joined the Foshan Dralions in China before returning Hendrick and West Virginia basketball standout Joe guard, appearing in 42 games . Last year, Perry helped to the Philippines in 2015 to play for Blackwater Mazzulla . with statistical entry and aided with game reports Elite, winning the 2015 PBA Commissioners Cup . His In addition to his duties with the men’s basket- for the team . His experience with community college last stop in Asia was in 2017, when he played for the ball team, Jackson trains CCRI athletes in various athletics, in addition to his expertise as a player, make Hanoi Buffaloes, a Vietnamese team that competes in sports and is known for always going above and him a valued asset to the CCRI coaching staff . the Thailand . beyond the call of duty .As a result, he was named Prior to college, Perry played basketball and ran At the college level, Douthit played under head CCRI’s Coach of the Year for the 2014-15 season . track at South Kingstown High School . coach at Providence College and earned Jackson competed actively in bodybuilding and the team’s Defensive Player Award held the titles of Mr . Eastern America, Mr . Boston and in his junior and senior seasons . Douthit will use his SEASON IN REVIEW

2018–19 CCRI MEN’S BASKETBALL STATISTICS 2018–19 CCRI MEN’S Player GP FG-FGA % 3PT-3PTA % FT-FTA % PPG BASKETBALL RESULTS Peter Wilson 31 6 .8-13 .0 52 .7 1 .8-4 .1 44 .1 3 .6-5 .0 72 .9 19 .1 J .C . Santos 32 6 .1-12 .8 48 .0 1 .7-4 .5 38 .2 2 .1-3 .3 63 .8 16 .1 11/6 Quincy College* W, 95-86 Jason Palmer 16 5 .4-10 .1 54 .0 0 .8-2 .3 35 .1 1 .9-2 .6 73 .2 13 .6 11/8 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IT* W, 76-55 Elijah Lewis 5 4 .6-8 .4 54 .8 1 .0-3 .0 33 .3 1 .0-1 .4 71 .4 11 .4 Franklin Udeh 28 4 .4-7 .4 59 .1 0 .0-0 .0 0 .0 2 .0-4 .0 50 .5 10 .8 11/10 HOLYOKE* W, 104-56 Darren Robinson 10 4 .1-6 .4 64 .1 1 .0-1 .7 58 .8 0 .4-0 .8 50 .0 9 .6 11/13 Northern Essex CC* W, 114-78 Jake Gillis 15 3 .8-7 .3 51 .8 0 .5-1 .5 34 .8 1 .3-1 .5 90 .9 9 .5 11/20 Bunker Hill* L, 63-72 David Cabeceiras 32 3 .2-6 .8 47 .2 2 .2-4 .9 43 .7 0 .3-0 .4 75 .0 8 .8 11/24 Nassau CC W, 86-69 Dylan Durante 31 2 .5-5 .6 44 .3 1 .8-4 .5 40 .4 0 .4-0 .4 91 .7 7 .2 11/25 Suffolk County L, 90-95 Oscar Iteji 30 2 .8-5 .4 52 .2 0 .0-0 .1 0 .0 1 .3-2 .1 60 .9 6 .9 11/27 MASSASOIT CC* W, 87-72 Jose Garcia 30 1 .4-3 .2 42 .3 0 .6-1 .5 41 .3 0 .7-1 .0 69 .0 4 .0 11/29 Gateway CC* W, 87-75 Jaelin Jackson 13 1 .2-3 .3 37 .2 0 .2-1 .2 18 .8 0 .6-0 .9 66 .7 3 .3 12/ 4 Roxbury* W, 95-77 Kyle Murphy 26 0 .7-2 .0 32 .7 0 .2-0 .9 17 .4 0 .5-0 .7 77 .8 2 .0 12/8 MASSBAY CC* W, 91-68 Justin Montilla 8 0 .4-0 .8 50 .0 0 .0-0 .0 - 0 .0-0 .2 0 .0 0 .8 12/11 SPRINGFIELD TECH* W, 94-65 Felix Frias 8 0 .2-0 .4 66 .7 0 .1-0 .1 100 .0 0 .0-0 .0 - 0 .6 Chris Mason 6 0 .2-1 .2 14 .3 0 .0-0 .8 0 .0 0 .0-0 .2 0 .0 0 .3 12/13 Bristol CC* L, 95-99 Totals 32 33.8-67.4 50.2 9.4-23.7 39.6 12.4-18.8 66.2 89.5 12/15 QUINSIGAMOND* W, 76-70 Opponent 32 24.3-60.7 40.1 7.8-23.0 34.0 9.5-14.8 64.1 69.6 12/17 UCONN AVERY POINT* W, 87-46 1/5 SOUTHERN MAINE CC W, 71-65 1/12 HOSTOS W, 87-78 Player GP OFF/G DEF/G REB/G AST/G STL/G BLK/G 1/19 Holyoke CC* W, 95-63 David Cabeceiras 32 0 .6 3 4 .7 .3 0 .8 0 .9 1/220 NORTHERN.6 ESSEX* W, 106-73 J Santos.C . 32 0 .8 3 4 .7 .5 7 .7 2 .2 1/240 UConn.0 Avery Point* W, 100-54 Dylan Durante 31 0 .7 1 2 .7 .4 0 .5 0 .5 1/260 BUNKER.1 HILL* W, 76-70 Peter Wilson 31 1 .0 4 5 .0 .0 5 .2 2 .1 0 .3 1/29 Springfield Tech* W, 66-65 Jose Garcia 30 0 .5 1 1 .1 .6 1 .5 0 .7 0 .0 Oscar Iteji 30 2 .8 6 9 .5 .4 1 .4 0 .9 1/312 Massasoit*.9 W, 81-71 Franklin Udeh 28 4 .0 5 9 .5 .5 0 .3 0 .6 2/20 Quinsigamond*.5 W, 87-51 Kyle Murphy 26 0 .7 0 1 .8 .5 0 .3 0 .4 2/50 GATEWAY.0 CC* W, 86-58 Jason Palmer 16 2 .4 7 9 .1 .4 2 .0 0 .8 2/90 MassBay.3 CC* W, 103-54 9 Jake Gillis 15 2 .3 3 5 .4 .7 1 .4 1 .3 2/130 BRISTOL.5 CC* W, 89-85 Jaelin Jackson 13 0 .1 0 0 .8 .8 0 .4 0 .4 2/140 Benjamin.1 Franklin IT* W, 113-60 Darren Robinson 10 2 .5 3 6 .7 .2 1 .4 1 .0 2/191 ROXBURY*.8 W, 100-78 Felix Frias 8 0 .3 0 0 .4 .6 0 .1 0 .0 2/230 QUINCY.0 COLLEGE* W, 118-75 Justin Montilla 8 0 .3 0 1 .8 .0 0 .1 0 .0 3/20 Gateway.0 CC^ W, 74-71 Chris Mason 6 0 .2 0 0 .2 .3 0 .0 0 .0 0 .0 3/3 Bunker Hill^ L, 71-73 Elijah Lewis 5 2 .0 2 4 .2 .2 4 .8 3 .2 0 .0 Totals 32 13.9 32.8 46.6 20.5 9.9 5.1 Opponent 32 10.1 23.1 33.2 13.5 6.5 2.4 Home games in CAPS. *Region XXI games Overall record: 28-4 Region XXI: 25-3 2018–19 SEASON SUMMARY The Knights reached new heights during the 2018-19 season, winning 18 consecutive games, finishing 28-4 overall, and rising as high as No . 5 in the NJCAA Division III rankings before losing to rival Bunker Hill at the buzzer in the Region XXI / District VIII Tournament . CCRI averaged 89 .5 points per game, led by sophomore co-captain Peter Wilson (Providence, RI), who finished with 19.1 points per game and shot 52.7% from the floor – 23rd in the nation – including 44.1% from beyond the arc. Wilson also finished 15th in the nation in assists with a total of 162 and 5 .2 per game . Fellow sophomore co-captain JC Santos (East Providence, RI) also paced the offense, averaging 16 1. points per game and shooting 48% from the floor. Santos also chipped in with a team-leading 7.7 assists and totaled the fourth-best tally in the nation with 247 overall in addition to 4.5 rebounds and 2.2 steals per game. Santos and Wilson also finished 14th and 15th, respectively, in the nation in assists. Under the basket, freshman Franklin Udeh (Boston, MA) led the team with 9 5. rebounds per game, which ranked 26th in the nation, while adding 10 .8 points per game . Udeh registered 267 total rebounds over the course of the season, which was good for 21st in the country . Sophomore Oscar Iteji (Schenectady, NY) finished right behind Udeh with 9.4 rebounds – 29th in the nation – and 6.9 points per game while averaging a team-leading 2 .9 blocks per game . Iteji’s 88 total blocks was the third-highest total in the country for the 2018-19 season . Sophomore Jake Gillis (Jamestown, RI) supplied 9 .5 points, 5 .7 rebounds, 1 .4 assists and 1 3. steals per game and sophomore co-captain Dave Cabeceiras (Warwick, RI) registered 8 .8 points and 4 3. rebounds per game . Freshman Dylan Durante (Johnston, RI) contributed 7 .2 points as he shot 40 .4% from three-point land and added 2 .4 rebounds per game in his rookie season . In the midst of their 18-game winning streak, the Knights first cracked the national rankings at No. 10 overall and worked their way up to No. 5 following a dramatic win in a rematch against Briston Community College. The unbeaten streak ended in the regional finals against Bunker Hill following the team’s lone postseason win over Gateway Community College .

ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Points – Game Josh Williams 56 2/21/18 vs . Bristol CC W L Brendan Murphy 49 1/28/92 1965–66 11 6 Points – Season Marvin Owens 794 2005–06 1966–67 17 8 Ken McDonald 754 1989–90 1967–68 16 7 Rick Santos 732 1972–73 1968–69 17 5 Brendan Murphy 724 1991–92 1969–70 15 7 Desmond Williams 720 2011–12 1970–71 17 7 Points – Career Marvin Owens 1407 2004–06 1971–72 22 6 3-point goals – Game Tony Cole 11 1/10/2000 vs . Broward 1972–73 25 5 Ken McDonald 9 3/23/90 1973–74 19 9 3-point goals – Season Brendan Murphy 110 1991–92 Ken McDonald 109 1989–90 1974–75 18 6 3-point goals – Career Brendan Murphy 212 1990–92 1975–76 25 4 Elijah Vasquez 185 2015–17 1976–77 26 2 Jim Varin 175 1989–91 1977–78 18 5 Free Throws – Game Desmond Williams 23 3/23/12 vs .So .Suburban 1978–79 12 9 Brendan Murphy 18 3/21/91 1979–80 11 13 Free Throws – Season Bill Robinson 214 1997–98 1980–81 20 4 Free Throws – Career Bill Robinson 310 1996–98 1981–82 22 2 Desmond Williams 291 2011–13 1982–83 17 7 Bob Brooks 192 1968–70 1983–84 19 6 Rebounds – Game Warren Marshall 28 1974–75 vs . Bristol CC 1984–85 14 9 Rebounds – Season Walt Edwards 388 1972–73 1985–86 16 10 Rebounds – Career Walt Edwards 761-13 .1 1971–73 1986–87 Edvaldo Ferreira 725 2015–17 18 8 Oscar Smith 539-9 .1 2002–04 1987–88 24 5 Assists – Game Abdul Abdullah 27 3/21/91 1988–89 25 4 Assists – Season Abdul Abdullah 386 1989–90 1989–90 26 5 Assists – Career Abdul Abdullah 644 1989–91 1990–91 24 6 Blocked Shots – Game Chris Rooney 14 1/25/95 1991–92 25 8 10 Blocked Shots – Season Edvaldo Fereira 132 2015–16 1992–93 21 10 Blocked Shots – Career Edvaldo Ferreira 235 2015–17 1993–94 15 10 Steals – Season Desmond Williams 109 2011–12 1994–95 18 10 Chris Birrell 102 2006–07 1995–96 21 9 Bryan Yarce 92 2011–12 1996–97 14 18 Scoring Avg . – Season Marvin Owens 27 .4 2005–06 1997–98 23 7 Scoring Avg . – Career Rick Santos 23 .1 1971–73 1998–99 13 13 1999–00 24 3 2000–01 21 8 2001–02 21 10 OVERALL TEAM RECORDS 2002–03 16 14 Points – Half 77 CCRI vs . Mitchell 11/29/90 2003–04 16 15 77 CCRI vs . Dean 2/5/2000 2004–05 22 11 Points – Game 145 CCRI vs . Mitchell 11/29/90 2005–06 20 9 Points – Season 3288 1991–92 2006–07 16 18 Most Wins – Season 31 2011–12 2007–08 21 12 3-Point Goals – Game 19 CCRI vs . Kankakee CC 3/23/90 3-Point Goals – Season 303 1989–90 2008–09 20 11 2009–10 18 13 2010–11 15 16 2011–12 31 5 2012–13 20 12 2013–14 18 13 2014–15 14 14 2015–16 16 13 2016–17 20 9 2017–18 14 15 2018–19 28 4

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CCRI and Springfield Tech compete for the opening tip in last year’s home opener. ALL-TIME RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD POSTSEASON ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS 1976 Region XXI Champions Rick Santos 1972–73 Honorable Mention 1976 National Tournament 1977 Region XXI Champions Willie Washington 1975–76 Honorable Mention 1977 National Tournament Willie Washington 1976–77 Second Team 1989 Region XXI Champions Mike Hazard 1976–77 Honorable Mention 1989 District Champions Bill O’Brien 1981–82 Honorable Mention 1989 National Tournament Chris Brady 1983–84 Academic 1990 Region XXI Champions Michael Evora 1985–86 Honorable Mention 1990 District Champions Warren Henseler 1986–87 Academic 1990 National Tournament Doug Haynes 1988–89 Second Team 1991 Region XXI Champions Ken McDonald 1989–90 First Team 1991 District Champions Abdul Abdullah 1989–90 Honorable Mention 1991 National Tournament Abdul Abdullah 1990–91 Second Team National Runner-up Robert Sullivan 1991–92 Academic 1992 Region XXI Champions 1992 District Champions Brendan Murphy 1992–93 First Team 1992 National Tournament Robert DaCosta 1993–94 First Team 1993 Region XXI Champions Robert Singleton 1993–94 Second Team 1993 District Champions Matt Kachanis 1996–97 Academic 1993 National Tournament Chuck Palumbo 1996–97 First Team 1994 Region XXI Champions Carl Jefferson 1997–98 Second Team 1994 District Champions Greg Shippee 1997–98 Academic 1994 National Tournament Devin Archie 2000–01 Third Team 1997 Region XXI Champions Vladimir Khazanovitch 2003–04 Academic 1997 District Champions Alex Owumi 2004–05 Second Team 1997 National Tournament Marvin Owens 2005–06 First Team 2001 Region XXI Champions Pat Dame 2006–07 Honorable Mention 2005 Region XXI Champions Alex Diaz 2008–09 Pre-season Third Team 2005 District Champions 2005 National Tournament Desmond Williams 2011–12 First Team Desmond Williams 2012–13 First Team 2006 Region XXI Champions 11 2007 Region XXI Champions Edvaldo Ferreira 2016–17 Third Team 2007 District Champions Josh Williams 2017–18 Third Team 2007 National Tournament 2008 Region XXI Champions 2009 Region XXI Champions 2012 Region XXI Champions 2012 District Champions 2012 National Tournament National Runner-up 2013 Region XXI Champions 2016 District XXI Championship

CCRI’s men’s team finished second in the nation in 2012 with a school-record 31 wins .

Willie Washington ’77 was a two-time All-American and is fifth all-time in scoring at CCRI . ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME CAREER POINT SCORERS PLAYER YEARS POINTS HEAD COACHES Marvin Owens 2004–06 1407 Vin Cullen, 1965–2002 711-270 .725 Brendan Murphy 1990–92 1398 (10th leading junior college men’s basketball coach all-time in wins) Rick Santos 1971–73 1340 Dave Chevalier, 2002–2006 74-49 .602 Desmond Williams 2011–13 1332 Willie Washington 1975–77 1138 Rick Harris, 2006–present 251-155 .618 Ken McDonald 1988–90 1058 Rob Singleton 1993–95 1056 Doug Haynes 1987–89 1043 Pat Dame 2006–08 1040 Greg Simoneau 2002–04 1036 Bob Brooks 1968–70 1032 Robert DaCosta 1991–93 1000 Bill Robinson 1996–98 989 Oscar Smith 2002–04 951 MD Mazique 2002–04 948 Jim Varin 1989–91 941 Brian Ahern 1969–71 934 Levi Ferguson 1972–74 922 Devin Archie 1999–2001 913 Fred Luzzi 1987–89 911 Bill O’Brien 1980–82 892 JC Santos 2017–19 868 Edvaldo Ferreira 2016–17 850 Mike Evora 1983–85 819 Adrian La Fleur 2016–17 815 Robert Sullivan 1989–91 806 12 Bryson Chatman 2000–02 799 Jeremy Jones 1995–97 770 John Wilson 1966–67 754 Marvin Owens ’06 broke CCRI’s all-time Marc Rosario 1969–71 752 scoring record with 1,407 points . Isaac Medeiros 2011–13 739 Jake Grimes 2006–08 737 Ross Callen 1995–97 730 Peter Wilson 2017–19 722 Elijah Vasquez 2016–17 713 Colin Burns 2008–10 705 Pat Marchand 2012–14 698 Walt Edwards 1971–73 682 Carl Lee 2006–08 669 Bill Perry 1975–77 650 Calvin Bridges 1993–94, 95–96 646 Josh Williams 2017–18 643 Abdul Abdullah 1989–91 642 Connor Evans 2005–07 641 Mike Hazard 1976–77 638 Pat Fields 1984–86 637 Frank Sanchez 1987–89 629 Bryan Yarce 2011–13 627 Darren Metts 1993–95 625 Robert Lahoud 1965–67 624 Trevor Mabry 2010–12 624 Phil Gough 1966–68 622 Jim Lee 1976–78 604 Mike Rivera 2009–11 602 Robert Lahoud 1965–67 602 Two-time First Team All-American Carl Jefferson 1997–98 595 Desmond Williams ’11 currently ranks Chuck Palumbo 1996–97 593 fourth all-time in scoring SEASON OUTLOOK With head coach Doug Haynes prepared for his second season at quickly . Kelsey Kozlin (West Warwick, RI) is a shooting guard and the helm, the Knights are looking to build upon last year’s finish in who can connect from long range, but also drive to 2019-20 . the hoop . Ireauna Pegus (Middletown, RI) is a very athletic guard/ A roster featuring eight new players highlights a lengthy 29-game forward who can also shoot from beyond the three-point arc and schedule; with 11 overall players, CCRI has one of its deeper rosters drive to the hole in addition to her strength on defense . in years, which should help the team remain competitive following a Reilly Hodge (Wakefield, RI) brings a skill set similar to that trip to the District Tournament in 2018-19 . of former Knight Tatyana Correia – a bit undersized, but technically Expectations are high this year as the Knights test themselves sound in that she is not afraid to play against bigger opposition early with games scheduled in Maryland and Genesee, NY . while doing everything she can to help CCRI’s frontcourt .Anoth- Returning in 2019-20 are center Faith Fahnbulleh (Providence, er great athlete, Janessa Perry RI), a hard-working player who will be relied upon to provide lead- (Charlestown, RI) has a strong ership, and frontcourt standout Arionna Ranglin (Cranston, RI), midrange game, but excels who has size and talent, but battled the injury bug last year and was driving to the basket with an unable to contribute as much as she wanted to during her freshman array of moves to create her campaign . own scoring opportunities .The The third player back in the mix this year is sharpshooter Ni- final two freshmen are two-sport cole Chamberlain (West Warwick, RI), who played a limited role specialists Destiny Gregson two years ago and has returned in 2019-20 after taking time off to (North Providence, RI) and Ti- focus more on academics . ana Spooner (Pawtucket, RI), The most notable among the eight incoming freshmen will be both of whom play tough defense Jada Burton Hall (Providence, RI), a First Team All-Division guard and can shoot consistently enough who also earned All-Tournament honors during the postseason a to help the Knights immediately . year ago .With excellent court vision, she will be the team’s primary Coach Haynes hopes to mold ball-handler and scorer with her ability to slash in and out of defens- this talented, but young, group of es and create scoring opportunities for herself and others . players into a cohesive unit that will im- Hall will be joined by Jazlynn Jimenez (Providence, RI), a super prove with each practice and every game . quick and defensive menace who can apply pressure on With a tough schedule, the Knights will have the opposing point guard in addition to getting the ball up the court to learn on the and with every opportuni- 13 ty they’re together on the court .

Janessa Perry DID YOU KNOW?

The CCRI women’s basketball The Lady Knights have had Since 1977, the team has a team has made it to the 18 All-American selections . record of 554-398 . National Tournament seven times with two appearances in the Final Four and four appearances in the Elite Eight .

ALL-AMERICAN18 SELECTIONS 2019–20 SCHEDULE 11/2 Hagerstown 5 p .m . 11/3 Thomas Nelson CC 1 p .m . 11/7 Bunker Hill* 5:30 p .m . 11/12 Orange County 6 p .m . 11/14 UConn Avery Point* 5:30 p .m . 11/16 SPRINGFIELD TECH* 1 p .m . 11/19 GATEWAY CC* 5:30 p .m . 11/23 SULLIVAN COUNTY 1 p .m . 12/4 Massasoit* 5:30 p .m . 12/7 Genesee 1 p .m . 12/8 Niagara County 11 a .m . 12/10 NAVAL PREP 5 p .m . 12/12 Bristol CC* 7 p .m . 12/14 CENTRAL MAINE CC 12:30 p .m . 1/4 Southern Maine CC 1 p .m . 1/11 NASSAU CC 5 p .m . 1/12 Monroe College 4 p .m . 1/14 Naval Prep 4 p .m . 1/16 Sullivan County 7 p .m . 1/18 Central Maine CC 1 p .m . Co-Captain Jazlynn Jimenez 1/21 Westchester 5 p .m . 1/25 ORANGE COUNTY 1 p .m . 14 1/26 Ulster County 1 p .m . 1/30 Gateway CC* 6 p .m . 2/1 UCONN AVERY POINT* 12:30 p .m . 2/6 BUNKER HILL* 5:30 p .m . 2/8 MONROE COLLEGE 1 p .m . Jada Burton-Hall 2/11 MASSASOIT* 5:30 p .m . 2/15 Springfield Tech* 1 p.m.

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2019-20 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row (L-R): Arionna Ranglin, Co-Captain Nicole Chamberlain, Co-Captain Faith Fahnbulleh . Back Row (L-R): Manager Taylor Raposa, Assistant Coach Denise Scott, Assistant Coach Joel Tuoni, Co-Cap- tain Jazlynn Jimenez, Kelsey Kozlin, Janessa Perry, Ireauna Pegus, Co-Captain Reilly Hodge, Jada Burton-Hall, Head Coach Doug Haynes, Assistant Coach Victoria Wilkerson, Assistant Coach Brittany Wilson . 15

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TEAM ROSTER

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CLASS HGT. POS. HOMETOWN 1 Hodge, Reilly* 5’3” FR G Wakefield, RI/SKHS 3 Burton-Hall, Jada 5’4” FR G Providence, RI/Central HS 5 Kozlin, Kelsey 5’5” FR F/G West Warwick, RI/WWHS 12 Pegus, Ireauna 5’7” FR G Middletown, RI/MHS 13 Jimenez, Jazlynn* 5’2” FR G Providence, RI/The Met School Faith Fahnbulleh 15 Spooner, Tiana 5’5” FR F Pawtucket, RI/Davies Tech 20 Ranglin, Arionna 5’10” SO F Cranston, RI/ Cranston HS East 22 Fahnbulleh, Faith* 5’9 SO F Providence, RI/Central HS 23 Perry, Janessa 5’5” FR G Charlestown, RI/Hibbing HS (MN) 24 Chamberlain, Nicole* 5’4” SO G West Warwick, RI/WWHS 32 Gregson, Destiny 5’2 FR G North Providence, RI/NPHS

*denotes captains

Nicole Chamberlain COACHING STAFF Doug Haynes Head Coach Hall of Fame alumnus Doug Haynes returns to CCRI’s women’s basketball program following a successful first year at the helm for the Lady Knights . Taking over just prior to the start of the season, Haynes molded a team of young players – many of whom he did not recruit – and led them a 12-14 record in addition to an appearance in the Northeast District Championship . Prior to taking over at CCRI, Haynes enjoyed an 18-year career as the head coach at St . Mary’s Academy at Bay View . Haynes earned Rhode Island Division I Coach of the Year honors seven times at Bay View in addition to being named the 2014 National High School Federation Coach of the Year. He also won two state championships, five state runner-up titles and seven division championships . At CCRI, Haynes starred as a two-sport athlete from 1987 through 1989, exceling in basketball and baseball . He was the men’s basketball team MVP in 1988 and 1989 and was a two-time All-New England selection and an NJCAA All-American as a sophomore . He graduated as the fourth member of the school’s 1,000-point club and, at the time, the third leading scorer in program history with 1,043 points . On the baseball field, Haynes earned two All-New England selections as an outfielder and posted a .403 batting average to lead the Knights to a third-place finish in the 1988 NJCAA World Series. CCRI inducted Haynes into the Hall of Fame in 1995 and named him the 2015 Outstanding Alumni Award recipient . He was also inducted into the West Warwick Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004 and named the Female Sports Coach of the Year by Words Unlimited in 2014 . Haynes also attended the University of Rhode Island from 1984 through 87 before earning his associate degree at CCRI in 1989 . He is employed in juvenile corrections at the Rhode Island Training School for Youth in Cranston and lives in North Kingstown .

Denise Scott Assistant Coach Wilson Graduated from LaSalle University in May of 2013 with a degree in Sociology . She has worked at Barletta Construction Denise Scott returns to CCRI for her fifth since 2018 and lives in Pawtucket, RI . season . She played two years for the Lady 16 Knights and graduated as the school’s third all-time scorer with 912 career points . Scott is Joel Tuoni now ranked fifth on the all-time scoring list. Assistant Coach One of the most decorated players in CCRI history, Scott earned First Team All-Amer- Joel Tuoni returns to the Lady Knights for his ican honors as a freshman and sophomore, the first player in school second year as assistant coach . history to do so in back-to-back seasons . During her freshman year Tuoni boasts 32 years of coaching experience in 2006-07, Scott led the Lady Knights to regional and district cham- in the Rhode Island Interscholastic League, pionships in addition to a trip to the NJCAA Elite Eight, the first of including 28 as a varsity coach in basketball and her two appearances in the NJCAA Tournament . Scott earned four softball, and was a two-time Rhode Island Division I Coach of the All-American honors in just two years at CCRI, including preseason Year award winner . and postseason First Team NJCAA honors . Scott earned a scholarship to play at Le Moyne College in New Tuoni also played at CCRI alongside Haynes and a was a co-cap- York in the 2008-09 season and returned to the Ocean State the tain on the 1988-89 team that won the New England and Northeast following year to play for her former CCRI coach, Marcus Reilly, at Regional Championships and appeared in the NJCAA Tournament . Rhode Island College . Tuoni lives in South Kingstown, RI . Scott earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Rhode Island College in 2012 and now resides in Riverside, RI . Victoria Wilkerson Assistant coach Brittany Wilson Assistant Coach Victoria Wilkerson returns to the Lady Knights coaching staff for her fifth season, her Brittany Wilson returns to the Lady Knights first as a full-time assistant after spending three for her second year as assistant coach . years as a volunteer . A former high school standout at Bay View Wilkerson graduated from Pilgrim High under Haynes, Wilson earned All-State honors School and attended both Southern Vermont College and Rhode in 2005, 2006 and 2008 in addition to Gato- Island College, studying in Liberal Arts and Psychology, respectively . rade Player of the Year honors in 2008 . She led the Bengals to the She currently works at The J .Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center State Championship in 2006 and was named finals’ MVP. Wilson also and resides in Warwick . played basketball professionally in Germany, France and the Czech Republic from 2013 through 2016 . SEASON IN REVIEW

2018–19 CCRI WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STATISTICS 2018–19 CCRI WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS PLAYER GP FG-FGA % 3pt-3ptA % FT-FTA % PPG Kat Raposa 25 7 .0-15 45 .3 .7 0 .6-3 18.2 .8 2 .7-468 .0 .0 17 .3 11/3 Frederick CC L, 74-81 Jada Littlejohn 23 6 .1-17 34 .6 .7 1 .7-626 .3.2 3 .0-463 .7 .0 16 .8 11/4 Hagerstown L, 51-63 Olivia Batastini Pallister 26 4 .4-10 6. 41 .5 3 .3-8 8. 38 .2 0 .7-0 .9 70 .8 12 .8 11/8 Navy Prep L, 54-66 Waleska Kelly 26 3 .1-9 34.0 .0 0 .4-2 15.5 .2 0 .5-148 .0 .0 7 .0 11/10 JAMESTOWN CC L, 47-56 Tatyana Correia 17 2.4-5 8. 40.8 0.0-0 .0 - 0.6-0 .9 68.8 5.4 11/13 Orange County W, 57-51 Jordon Northup 25 1 .8-6 26.6 .7 1 .3-4 30.4 .0 0 .4-045 .8 .0 5 .2 11/20 Bunker Hill* W, 87-44 Faith Fahnbulleh 26 1.1-3 0. 35.9 0.0-0 .0 - 0.2-1 .2 18.8 2.4 11/27 MASSASOIT* L, 47-77 Arionna Ranglin 6 0.5-1 8. 27.3 0.0-0 .0 - 0.2-0 .3 50.0 1.2 11/29 Gateway CC* W, 81-45 Totals 26 25.5-67.1 38.0 8.0-26.7 29.9 7.5-12.7 58.8 63.0 12/8 Genesee CC L, 77-80 Opponent 26 20.8-56.5 36.8 5.5-17.8 31.0 9.7-15.4 62.8 59.7 12/9 Niagara County L, 50-76 NAME GP OFF/G DEF/G REB/G AST/G A/TO STL/G BLK/G 12/11 NAVY PREP L, 70-76 Olivia Batastini Pallister26 0 .4 2 .1 4 2 .6 .5 1 1 .6 .0 0 .0 12/13 Bristol CC* W, 87-16 Faith Fahnbulleh 26 2 .7 4 .3 0 7 .2 .1 0 0 .2 .4 0 .4 12/17 UCONN AVERY POINT* W, 2-0 Waleska Kelly 26 3 .3 7 .0 2 10 .9 .3 1 2 .3 .1 2 .5 (Forfeit) Jordon Northup 25 0 .8 2 .2 1 3 .0 .0 1 0 .3 .4 0 .1 1/5 SOUTHERN MAINE CC W, 73-54 Kat Raposa 25 2 .7 2 .1 3 4 .0 .8 0 2 .9 .8 0 .2 1/13 NASSAU CC L, 58-64 Jada Littlejohn 23 3 .7 6 .4 4 10 .7 .1 1 2 .4 .7 0 .5 1/24 UConn Avery Point* L, 78-88 Tatyana Correia 17 2 .6 5 .1 0 7 .8 .7 0 0 .7 .6 0 .4 1/26 BUNKER HILL* W, 89-54 Arionna Ranglin 6 1 .2 1 .8 0 3 .0 .0 0 0 .0 .0 0 .3 1/29 Springfield Tech* W, 71-60 Totals 26 16.2 28.2 44.5 16.6 1.2 9.6 4.1 Opponent 26 12.2 23.5 35.6 11.3 0.8 9.3 2.4 2/2 Monroe College L, 52-93 2/9 ORANGE COUNTY W, 65-42 2/10 Sullivan County W, 65-55 2018–19 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SUMMARY 2/18 BRISTOL CC* W, 71-24 2/20 MASSASOIT* L, 42-71 With a new head coach at the helm, the Knights made remarkable strides 3/2 ORANGE COUNTY^ W, 67-60 17 during the 2018-19 season . 3/3 Sullivan County^ L, 70-77 Newly-hired coach Doug Haynes, a CCRI alumnus, took over the pro- 3/9 Union County+ L, 52-80 gram just weeks before the start of the season, but made his impression felt immediately as the Knights improved throughout the year and finished 12-14 overall . The season included three key wins over Orange County Community Home Games in CAPS College and victories against eventual postseason opponents Sullivan County *Region XXI games and Southern Maine Community College . ^Region XV Tournament CCRI’s roster featured only eight players, but the team still made a run at +District N/O Tournament the postseason . Kat Raposo (Warwick, RI), Jada Littlejohn (Providence, RI) and Olivia Batastini (Providence, RI) provided leadership on and off the court . Overall Record: 12-14 Raposo averaged 17 .3 points, 3 .0 assists and 2 .8 steals per game, saving Region XXI: 7-3 her best for last with a career-high 32 points against Orange County in the Region XXI Tournament and 30 in an overtime loss against Sullivan County in the championship game .As a result, Raposo earned NJCAA Third Team All-American honors . Another key member of the team, Littlejohn averaged a double-double with 16 .8 points per game and 10 .1 rebounds per game in addition to 4 .7 assists and 2 .7 steals . Batastini served as the team’s primary point guard and three-point threat, averaging 12 .8 points per game, including 3 .3 three-pointers per game, and 4.6 assists. Batastini also flourished in the postseason with her career-high 27 points against Sullivan County in the championship game, including a ca- reer-high eight three-pointers . Other key players for CCRI were sophomores Tatyana Correia (Cran- ston, RI) and Waleska Kelly (Pawtucket, RI) . Correia started in all but one game during here career at CCRI and averaged 5 .4 points with 7 .7 rebounds . She was hurt late in the season and was sorely missed after she left the line- up . Kelly averaged 7 .0 points per game with 10 3. rebounds and 2 .5 blocked shots . Advancing to the regional championship, the Knights rallied several times against Sullivan County to send the game to overtime, but faded down the stretch. The runner-up finish in Region XXI earned them a berth to the District N/O Tournament, where they lost to eventual NJCAA Division II Kelsey Kozlin Tournament runner-up Union County College . ALL-TIME RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD ALL–TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS W L 1977–78 1 5 Most Points – Game Lyric Artis 40 11/6/14 1978–79 3 12 Brenda Randall 38 12/8/89 1979–80 9 9 Claudia DeFaria 38 1/12/92 1980–81 14 10 Lauren Fogarty 38 1/28/95 1981–82 17 6 Most Points – Season Jeanell Hughes 662 2004–05 1982–83 15 8 Amanda Ward 628 2004–05 1983–84 13 8 Most Points – Career Jahira Smith 1057 2011–13 1984–85 6 11 3 Point Goals – Game Allexia Barros 11 12/2/13 1985–86 8 12 Ashley Fry 10 2/17/11 1986–87 13 10 1987–88 Cassie Novicky 8 Twice 18 6 1988–89 16 6 3 Point Goals – Season Allexia Barros 92 2013–14 1989–90 20 4 Cassie Novicky 83 2010–11 1990–91 19 5 Shermanne Farrior 64 2004–05 1991–92 14 7 3 Point Goals – Career Allexia Barros 156 2012–14 1992–93 6 7 Cassie Novicky 145 2009–11 1993–94 10 8 D’Asia Allen 120 2016–18 1994–95 10 15 Free Throws – Game Stephanie Corsetti 15 1990–91 1995–96 7 15 Free Throws – Season Jahira Smith 123 2011–12 1996–97 6 14 Teighlor Clare–Kearney 118 2009–10 1997–98 6 18 Free Throws – Career Jahira Smith 186 2011–13 1998–99 6 10 Jerilynn Johnson 183 1989–91 1999–00 14 10 Rebounds – Game Linda Martins 29 1/24/92 2000–01 13 6 Erika Carlson 28 1/22/98 2001–02 16 9 2002–03 Lori Anderson 28 12/20/95 16 9 2003–04 22 10 Rebounds – Season Nyjah Porcher 343 2012–13 2004–05 29 4 Carla Hands 315 2002–03 2005–06 18 12 Kris Norberg 315 1980–81 2006–07 19 11 Rajvi Jarvis 279 2010–11 2007–08 26 8 18 Rebounds – Career Kris Norberg 562 1979–81 2008–09 23 8 Nyjah Porcher 561 2011–13 2009–10 13 17 Rajvi Jarvis 534 2009–11 2010–11 12 16 Roxanne Reid 488 2003–04 2011–12 19 12 Carla Hands 469 2003–04 2012–13 25 7 Assists – Game Jesse Ossian 16 12/2/13 2013–14 16 9 Jessica Aldrich 14 1/24/94 2014–15 8 18 Jen Rado 14 2/24/02 2015–16 14 17 Jahira Smith 14 1/21/12 2016–17 12 15 Assists – Season Jahira Smith 183 2011–12 2017–18 16 12 2018–19 Nicole Girard 156 2008–09 12 14 Jen Rado 148 2001–02 554 398 Assists – Career Jahira Smith 315 2011–13 Tiondra Hands 297 2016–18 POSTSEASON Nicole Girard 274 2007–09 2004 Region XXI Champions Steals – Season Jahira Smith 132 2012–13 2004 District Champions 2004 National Tournament Jahira Smith 128 2011–12 2005 Region XXI Champions Allexia Barros 102 2012–13 2005 District Champions Steals – Career Jahira Smith 260 2011–13 2005 National Tournament Blocks – Season Rachel Murray 67 2007–08 2006 Region XXI Champions Blocks – Career Rachel Murray 119 2007–09 2006 District Champions 2006 National Tournament 2007 Region XXI Champions 2007 District Champions 2007 National Tournament OVERALL TEAM RECORDS 2008 Region XXI Champions 2008 District Champions Most Wins – Season 29 2004–05 2008 National Tournament Most Losses – Season 18 1997–98 2009 Region XXI Champions Consecutive Wins 14 2004–05 2009 District Champions 2009 National Tournament Win-Loss Percentage .880 1989–90 2010 Region XXI Champions Most Points – Game 114 1/26/2013 2011 Region XXI Champions 3 Point Goals – Game 22 12/2/13 vs . Lincoln 2012 Region XXI Champions Most Steals – Season 519 2012–13 2013 Region XXI Champions 2013 District Champions Highest Season Scoring Avg . 84 .5 2012–13 2013 National Tournament Fewest Points Allowed – Season 46 .3 2001–02 ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL–TIME CAREER POINT SCORERS PLAYER YEARS POINTS ALL–TIME ALL–AMERICANS Jahira Smith 2011–13 1057 Allexia Barros 2012–14 988 Jerilynn Johnson 1990–91 Second Team Amanda Ward 2003–05 956 Claudia Defaria 1991–92 Second Team Claudia DeFaria 1990–92 916 Casie Rhodes 1999–2000 Hon . Mention, Div . III Denise Scott 2006–08 912 Heather Pettrigrew 2000–01 Honorable Mention Taylor Simmons 2007–09 894 Sara Duszkiewicz 2002–03 Kodak/ WBCA Jeanell Hughes 2003–05 882 Amanda Ward 2004–05 First Team Jerilynn Johnson 1989–91 849 Denise Scott 2006–07 First Team Ahnyyah Jackson 2012–14 799 Denise Scott 2007–08 Pre-season First Team Nyjah Porcher 2011–13 776 Denise Scott 2007–08 First Team Brenda Randall 1988–90 723 Denise Scott 2007–08 First Team (WBCA) Diane O’Brien 1987–89 718 Taylor Simmons 2007–08 Third Team Cassie Novicky 2009–11 672 Rachel Murray 2007–08 Honorable Mention (WBCA) Cindy Mascio 1980–82 658 Taylor Simmons 2008–09 Pre-season Second Team Sue Simoneau 1979–81 652 Rachel Murray 2008–09 Pre-season Third Team Tiondra Hands 2016–18 640 Jahira Smith 2011–12 Second Team Jesse Ossian 2013–15 622 Lauren Masse 2011–12 Academic Rachel Murray 2007–09 611 Jahira Smith 2012–13 Second Team Jada Littlejohn 2017–19 607 Allexia Barros 2013–14 Third Team Kelsey Hernandez 2016–18 596 Kat Raposo 2018–19 Third Team Amber Edwards 2013–15 594

Sara Duszkiewicz 2003–04 591 Kat Raposa 2017–19 570 Debbie Allen 1986–88 551 Lauren Fogarty 1994–96 545 Jamie Angell 2003–04 540 D’Asia Allen 2016–18 520 19 Jenny Kinney 2005–07 515 Patti Anderson 1983–85 504 Jessica Randall 2011–13 501 Nicole Vanasse 1988–90 480 Jess Corwin 2000–02 464 Roxanne Reid 2003–04 452 Heidi Anderson 1985–87 450 Nicole Girard 2007–09 439 Carla Hands 2003–04 432

HEAD COACHES Bruce Bennett, 1977–78 1-5 167. Rick Santos, 1978-82, 83–84 56-45 554. Don Tencher, 1982–83 15-8 652. Joe May, 1984–88 45-39 536. Dave Chevalier, 1988–93 75-29 721. Walt Campbell, 1993–1996 25-37 403. Bill Foley, 1996–2001 48-62 436. Marcus Reilly, 2001–03, 06–08 77-37 675. Steve Ceseretti, 2003–04 22-10 688. Cas Grygorcewicz, 2004–06 47-16 746. Kevin Monagle, 2008–10 36-25 590. Kate Lynch, 2010–13 56-35 615. Brittany Brown, 2013–2018 66-71 459. Doug Haynes, 2018–19 12-14 461.

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