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Cabrini University Men’S Basketball Cabrini University Men’s Basketball Cabrini University vs. Clarks Summit University Nerney Field House January 11, 2016 7pm Cabrini University (8-4, 4-1 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 2 Kwame Dokes So. F 6-3 Lawnside, NJ Haddon Heights 3 Ivan Robinson So. G 6-0 Pennsauken, NJ Paul VI 4 DeVahnte Mosley Jr. F 6-2 Sicklerville, NJ Paul VI 5 Tyheim Monroe Jr. F 6-7 Philadelphia, PA Olney Charter 10 Mike Doyle So. G 6-2 Media, PA Penncrest 11 Joe Mostardi Jr. G 6-1 Broomall, PA Archbishop Carroll 15 Robbie Brosh IV So. G 5-10 Mt. Laurel, NJ Camden Catholic 21 Keith Blassingale Fr. G 5-10 Philadelphia, PA New Foundation Charter 22 Kane McGovern Jr. G 6-0 Macungie, PA Emmaus 23 Deryl Bagwell Jr. F 6-2 Philadelphia, PA Imhotep Charter 30 Ryan Charity Sr. G 6-2 Levittown, PA Pennsbury 33 Anthony Linder-Creo So. C 6-7 Robbinsville, NJ Robbinsville 44 Chris Lawhorn Jr. F 6-3 Philadelphia, PA Freire Charter 50 Devon A. Johnson Fr. F 6-1 Edison, NJ Edison Head Coach: Tim McDonald (Ursinus ’03), 3rd Season Assistant Coaches: Bill Wiley, Rob Pendino ‘09, Farrad McLaughlin, Al McDonald, John Miller ‘14, Vernon Robinson ‘14 Cabrini Team Statistics Points per Game Rebounds per Game Cabrini Opponent Monroe 21.4 Monroe 15.7 80.4 Points per Game 75.2 Bagwell 13.3 Bagwell 4.6 .430 Field Goal Pct. .436 Mosley 12.0 Dokes 3.7 .319 3 Point Pct. .321 Charity 11.8 Charity 3.5 .678 Free Throw Pct. .668 38.8 Rebounds per Game 43.5 12.8 Assists per Game 13.4 Assists per Game Steals per Game 12.0 Turnovers per Game 18.0 Bagwell 2.7 Bagwell 2.3 10.3 Steals per Game 6.5 Robinson 2.7 Charity 1.7 4.3 Blocked Shots per Game 3.4 Monroe 2.3 Monroe 1.5 Charity 2.3 Robinson 1.1 Clarks Summit University (1-12, 0-6 CSAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 1 Kyron Jones Fr. PG 5-9 Charlotte, NC Comenius 2 Antwan BradleyClarks Fr. SummitPG 5-9 Pensacola, Uni FLversity Freedom 4 Steven Marvin Fr. PG 5-6 Baltimore, MD Chapelgate Christian 10 Brion Elliott Fr. SG 6-2 Woodbridge, VA Heritage Christian 11 Dwayne Felder Jr. SG 6-0 Riverside, RI Davie 12 Nick Peters Sr. SG 6-2 Concord, NH Concord Christian 15 Matthew Thomas Fr. SG 6-1 Simi Valley, CA Trinity Pacific Christian 21 John McCloskey Fr. G/F 6-4 Hopatcong, NJ Hopatcong 22 Adam Regnier Fr. G 5-11 Toledo, OH Emmanuel Christian 23 Noah Lindsey Fr. C 6-5 Bridgeton, NJ Bridgeton 25 Reed Plantz Fr. F 6-4 Fredericksburg, VA Home School 33 Donald Miller Fr. C 6-7 Chester, PA Calvary Baptist 40 Dennis Gray Jr Fr. PG 160 Clinton, MD From the Heart 44 Trice High Fr. SG 6-0 Iola, TX Iola 45 Yancy Butler So. F 6-1 Port Jefferson Stat., NY Comsewogue Head Coach: Joel Nietz (Defiance), 3rd Season Assistant Coaches: Wesley Uffleman, Mike McCarty Clarks Summit Team Statistics Points per Game Rebounds per Game Clarks Summit Opponent Jones 15.5 Miller 3.8 62.8 Points per Game 88.5 McCloskey 9.8 McCloskey 3.3 .376 Field Goal Pct. .491 Bradley 6.5 Bradley 2.8 .346 3 Point Pct. .399 Peters 5.9 2 Player 2.3 .654 Free Throw Pct. .711 29.4 Rebounds per Game 44.2 11.2 Assists per Game 17.5 Assists per Game Steals Per Game 15.3 Turnovers per Game 12.8 Bradley 2.5 Jones 1.4 6.2 Steals per Game 9.2 Jones 2.2 Bradley 1.3 1.8 Blocked Shots per Game 5.0 McCloskey 1.1 Peters 0.5 Peters 1.0 Felder 0.5 GO CAVALIERS! Best wishes to the men’s basketball team for a successful season! The McGovern Family 2016-17 Cabrini 2016-17 Clarks summit Men’s Basketball Schedule Men’s Basketball Schedule 2016-17 Record: 8-4, 4-1 CSAC 2016-17 Record: 1-12, 0-6 CSAC Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 11/15 EASTERN UNIVERSITY W 81-66 11/15 Messiah College L 91-61 11/18 Johns Hopkins University L 67-64 11/18 Misericordia University # L 88-60 11/19 College of Staten Island W 85-80 11/19 Penn Sate—Hazelton # W 70-69 11/22 University of Scranton L 76-75 11/22 Centenary University* L 95-59 11/30 ROSEMONT COLLEGE* W 88-75 11/26 Rochester Institute of Technology @ L 88-40 12/3 Marywood University* W 73-61 11/27 HArtwick College L 95-72 12/7 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY* W 97-74 11/30 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* L 107-67 12/22 Lehigh University L 93-72 12/3 Cairn University* L 81-68 12/30 Montclair State University W 89-82 12/6 WILKES UNIVERSITY L 79-64 12/31 Moravian College W 90-74 12/16 Liberty University L 81-33 1/5 #20 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* L 84-76 1/3 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* L 94-75 1/9 Gwynedd Mercy University* 8pm 1/5 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY* L 93-72 1/11 CLARKS SUMMIT UNIVERSITY* 7pm 1/7 ROSEMONT COLLEGE* L 89-75 1/14 Keystone College* 3pm 1/11 Cabrini University* 7pm 1/18 Cairn University* 8pm 1/14 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY* 3pm 1/21 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY* 4pm 1/18 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY* 7pm 1/23 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* 7pm 1/21 Neumann University* 8pm 1/25 Immaculata University* 8pm 1/25 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* 8pm 1/28 Centenary University* 4pm 1/28 CAIRN UNIVERSITY* 3pm 2/1 Rosemont College* 8pm 2/1 Marywood University* 8pm 2/4 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* 1pm 2/4 Immaculata University* 1pm 2/8 CAIRN UNIVERSITY* 8pm 2/8 Keystone College* 8pm 2/11 Clarks Summit University* 3pm 2/11 CABRINI UNIVERSITY* 3pm 2/15 Neumann University* 7pm 2/15 Gwynedd Mercy University* 7pm 2/18 GWYNEDD MECY UNIVERSITY* 4pm 2/18 Rosemont College* 3pm 2/20 CSAC Tournament Quarterfinal TBA 2/20 CSAC Tournament Quarterfinal TBA 2/22 CSAC Tournament Semifinal TBA 2/22 CSAC Tournament Semifinal TBA 2/25 CSAC Tournament Final TBA 2/25 CSAC Tournament Final TBA HOME GAMES IN CAPS HOME GAMES IN CAPS * CSAC opponent * CSAC opponent 2016-17 CSAC Standings Upcoming Cabrini Athletic Events School CSAC Overall Date Opponent Time/Result Neumann University 6-0 12-1 1/13 SWIMMING vs. URSINUS 1pm Cabrini University 4-1 8-4 1/14 SWIMMING vs. WIDENER 1pm SWIMMING vs. WILKES 1pm Centenary University 4-1 8-4 Women’s Basketball at Keystone* 1pm Gwynedd Mercy University 4-2 10-3 Men’s Basketball at Keystone* 3pm Immaculata University 4-2 6-7 1/18 Women’s Basketball at Cairn* 6pm Rosemont College 4-2 6-7 Men’s Basktball at Cairn* 8pm Keystone College 1-5 4-8 HOME EVENTS IN CAPS Cairn University 1-5 2-9 * CSAC opponent Marywood University 1-5 1-12 Clarks Summit University 0-6 1-12 Insta Cabrini Cavaliers @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs Cabrini Cavaliers Athletics 2016-17 CSAC Statistical Leaders Team Statistics Individual Statistics Scoring Offense Points per Game Neumann 93.2 Monroe, Cabrini 21.4 Rosemont 83.2 Spencer, Centenary 21.3 Gwynedd Mercy 82.8 Hughes, Rosemont 18.8 Cabrini 80.4 Lowman Neumann 17.8 Centenary 78.5 Elleby, Gwynedd Mercy 17.8 Scoring Defense Field Goal Percentage Gwynedd Mercy 73.1 Wallace, Neumann .611 Neumann 73.2 Goodman, Gwynedd Mercy .569 Immaculata 74.8 Hudson, Neumann .565 Cabrini 75.2 Elleby, Gwynedd Mercy .555 Centenary 75.8 Ringland, Marywood .545 Field Goal Percentage 3 Point Field Goal Percentage Neumann .518 Engel, Gwynedd Mercy .493 Gwynedd Mercy .477 Cassidy, Neumann .439 Cairn .445 Doughty, Cairn .403 Marywood .435 Dolton, Cairn .400 Rosemont .431 McCloskey, Clarks Summit .380 3 Point Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Cairn .366 Engel, Gwynedd Mercy .852 Marywood .361 Spencer, Centenary .844 Neumann .357 Monroe, Keystone .829 Gwynedd Mercy .349 Hughes, Rosemont .818 Clarks Summit .344 Logue, Centenary .811 Free Throw Percentage Rebounds per Game Centenary .748 Monroe, Cabrini 15.7 Marywood .725 Barnes, Neumann 9.5 Rosemont .713 Hughes, Rosemont 9.4 Immaculata .705 Elleby, Gwynedd Mercy 8.7 Gwynedd Mercy .684 Goodman, Gwynedd Mercy 7.9 Rebounds per Game Assists per Game Neumann 42.5 Wolfe, Rosemont 5.5 Gwynedd Mercy 41.3 Duymich, Centenary 5.3 Keystone 39.9 Engel, Gwynedd Mercy 4.3 Centenary 39.6 Belcher, Keystone 3.4 Cabrini 38.8 Hudson, Neumann 3.4 Assists per Game Steals per Game Rosemont 16.69 Bagwell, Cabrini 2.3 Centenary 16.00 Wolfe, Rosemont 2.1 Neumann 15.85 Lafferty, Rosemont 2.1 Gwynedd Mercy 15.15 Wallace, Neumann 2.1 Immaculata 13.21 Cubbage, Gwynedd Mercy 1.9.
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