Table of Contents Quick Facts ...... 1 Media Information ...... 2 Media Outlets ...... 3 Head Coach Michael Donnelly ...... 4 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 2013-14 Roster ...... 6 The University Season Outlook ...... 7 Founded in 1893, Southern Connecticut State University Player Biographies ...... 8-20 is in the midst of a $230 million building program. Southern 2012-13 Year-In-Review ...... 21 comprises six academic schools: the School of Arts and 2012-13 Results/Statistics ...... 22 Sciences; the School of Business; the School of Education; History/Records ...... 23-37 the School of Communication, Information and Library Owls in the Community ...... 38 Science; the School of Professional Studies; and the School Northeast-10 Conference ...... 39 of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education. Director of Athletics Patricia Nicol...... 40-41 The key to Southern’s academic excellence is its faculty. Athletic Administration ...... 42-46 In addition, the University has developed outstanding Southern Connecticut Athletics ...... 47-48 facilities including an extensive library, science center, and a new student center and residence hall. Southern Connecticut State University Quick Facts Though committed to academics, Southern recognizes Location .New Haven, Conn. the lasting value of informal extracurricular activities for Enrollment ...... 11,300 its students. By balancing solid classroom learning with a President .Dr. Mary Papazian variety of clubs, sports and interest groups, Southern helps Colors ...... Blue and White students grow to meet the social, intellectual, cultural and Nickname ...... Owls moral demands of the modern world. Home Facility .Moore Field House Capacity ...... 2,800 Conference ...... Northeast-10 Southern Connecticut State University Fight Song Department of Athletics Director of Athletics ...... Patricia Nicol Look now, here come the Owls, fighting for the White and Associate A.D./SWA ...... Boe Pearman Blue. Here come the fighting Owls, our team is tried and true. Associate A.D./Communications Michael Kobylanski Victory is at hand, on the field we will make our stand. Raise a Coordinator of Athletic Facilities...... Tony Aceto cheer for all to hear, go SCSU! Assistant A.D./Fiscal Affairs ...... Jane Marrone Assistant A.D./Equipment ...... Chris Lynn The 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Head Athletic Trainer ...... Carol Nelson Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Office of Assistant Coordinator of Facilities...... Joe Hines Athletic Communications. Graphic design and layout by Assistant Director of Compliance.....Matt Letkowski Christina Heilman. Writing and graphic design assistance Faculty Athletics Rep. .Dr. Jim MacGregor provided by Michael Kobylanski, Associate Director of Athletics/Communications. Writing and editorial assistance Men’s Basketball Quick Facts provided by Kyle Young, Trevon Hamlet, Pat Longobardi, Head Coach ... Michael Donnelly Jerry Maust, Matt Torres, Carolyn Giblin and Scott Teisch. Office Phone ...... 203-392-6017 Editorial assistance provided by Michael Donnelly. Email [email protected] Photography by John Steady, Richard Orr, Matt Piscatelli Assistant Coach ...... Mike Makubika and Michael Kobylanski. Special thanks to the Southern Connecticut State University Office of Public Affairs. 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide MEDIA INFORMATION

2013-14 Media Guide telephone number be released to the media. However, if a The 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University telephone interview is necessary, arrangements can be made Men’s Basketball Media Guide is produced as a source of for the student-athlete to contact that member of the media. information for the media. Supplementary materials can be The preferred interview time to request head coach Michael obtained either on the Web at www.southernctowls.com or Donnelly is from 9 a.m.-noon during the season. by contacting the athletic communications office. Practice Coverage Working Press Credentials The Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball Press and photograph credentials are issued to members of team practices at set times during the fall and spring the working media only. These credentials can be obtained semesters. All student-athletes and coaches are available from Michael Kobylanski, associate director of athletics/ for interviews prior to, or following, practice with proper communications. Passes should be requested no later than notification to the athletic communications office. Interviews 24 hours prior to a contest to ensure space availability. are not granted on meet days unless there are extenuating circumstances. Media Parking All members of the media should plan to arrive at least 30 www.southernctowls.com minutes before the start of competition to ensure parking Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball availability. There is reserved parking available for members information is available on the Internet via www. of the media located in close proximity to Moore Field southernctowls.com. Schedules/results, rosters, game notes House. and game stories are available, along with information about Southern Connecticut State University’s 18 other varsity Post-Game Interviews sports. Interviews with SCSU student-athletes and head coach Michael Donnelly will take place following a 10-minute SCSU Athletic Communications cooling-off period. The SCSU locker room is closed to the media both for home and road meets. A member of the SCSU Michael Kobylanski athletic communications staff will assist you in the interview Associate Director of Athletics/Communications process. Interviews with opposing players must be arranged Office Phone: 203-392-6005 with the opposing team’s SID. Reporters can file from the Cell Phone: 203-623-2115 athletic communications office following the game. Office Fax: 203-392-6967 E-mail: [email protected] Interview Policies Sarah Longo Interview requests Assistant are coordinated Office Phone: 203-392-6005 through Email: [email protected] the athletic communications Michael Misiaszek office. Requests Assistant must be made at Office Phone: 203-392-6005 least one day in Email: [email protected] advance to allow the player/coach Kyle Young (Men’s Basketball Contact) to be properly Assistant notified. At no Office Phone: 203-392-6005 time will the Email: [email protected] player’s dormitory

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New Haven Register Elm City Newspapers 40 Sargent Drive 349 New Haven Avenue New Haven, CT 06511-5918 Milford, CT 06460 Phone: 203-789-5657 Phone: 203-876-6800 Fax: 203-789-5253 Fax: 203-877-4772 Sports Editor: Sean Barker Sports Editor: Vinny Salzo College Sports Editor: Bill Cloutier E-mail: [email protected] Shore Line Newspapers 85 Wall Street, P.O. Box 608 Connecticut Post Madison, CT 06443 410 State Street Phone: 203-245-0839 Bridgeport, CT 06604 Fax: 203-245-9437 Phone: 203-330-6210 Fax: 203-334-6935 Record-Journal Sports Editor: Gary Rogo 11 Crown Street E-mail: [email protected] Meriden, CT 06450 Phone: 203-317-2206 Hartford Courant Fax: 203-639-0210 285 Broad Street Sports Editor: Bryant Carpenter Hartford, CT 06115 Phone: 800-524-4242, ext. 6764 Broadcast Media Fax: 860-241-6600 College Sports Writer: Tom Yantz WTNH-8 (ABC) E-mail: [email protected] Noah Finz 8 Elm Street The Associated Press (Hartford) New Haven, CT 06510 55 Farmington Ave., Suite 402 Phone: 203-784-8842 Hartford, CT 06105 Fax: 203-787-9698 Phone: 860-246-6876 Fax: 860-727-4003 WTIC-TV 61 (FOX) Sports Director: Pat Eaton-Robb Rich Coppola One Corporate Center The Boston Globe Hartford, CT 06103 135 Morrissey Blvd. Phone: 800-788-0852 Boston, MA 02107 Fax: 860-293-0178 Phone: 800-232-2860 Fax: 617-929-2670 WVIT-TV 30 (NBC) Kevin Nathan Boston Herald 1422 New Britain Ave. One Herald Square West Hartford, CT 06110 Boston, MA 02106 Phone: 860-521-8619 Phone: 800-234-5680 Fax: 860-521-4860 Fax: 617-619-6655 WFSB-TV 3 (CBS) The Waterbury Republican-American Joe Zone 389 Meadow Street 3 Constitution Plaza Waterbury, CT 06722 Hartford, CT 06103 Phone: 800-992-3232, ext. 355 Phone: 860-244-1708 Fax: 203-596-9277 Fax: 860-728-0263 Sports: Mark Jaffee

www.southernctowls.com 3 HEAD COACH MICHAEL DONNELLY

MICHAEL DONNELLY Head Coach Fourth Season Sacred Heart ‘97

The Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball program has enjoyed a resurgence since Michael Donnelly took over as head coach in May, 2010. He enters his fourth season at the helm of the Owls in 2013-14. Over the course of the past three seasons, Donnelly has guided the Owls to their best single-season records in a decade and three consecutive berths in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament. During that stretch, Donnelly has compiled a 43-38 mark on the SCSU sidelines. The Owls narrowly missed out on an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament in 2012-13. Southern Connecticut was ranked as high as No. 4 in the region during the year and finished with a 17-10 overall mark. The Owls also reached the Northeast-10 Tournament for the third straight year and matched their highest regular season league finish in school history. On the individual front, two student-athletes earned All- Conference honors, while Trevon Hamlet was selected to play in the Reese’s All-Star Game. The Owls also continued to excel in the classroom in 2012- 13. The team posted a combined 3.11 grade point average for the fall, 2012 semester. In addition, Tylon Smith was named to the Northeast-10 Conference Men’s Basketball All- On the individual front, the Owls had one All-Northeast-10 Academic Team. In total, four student-athletes were named Conference selection and one All-ECAC honoree. The team to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll also had three selections to the Northeast-10 Conference last year. Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Southern Connecticut finished the 2011-12 season with a A Connecticut native, Donnelly joined the Owls with 14-13 overall mark, the first winning campaign since 2001- nearly a decade of collegiate coaching experience. He spent 02. In addition, the Owls’ fifth place finish in the NE-10 was seven years as head men’s basketball coach at nearby Post the program’s highest since joining the league. University before taking over the Owls. The team had three student-athletes honored by the NE- Donnelly guided the Eagles to six Central Atlantic 10 for their play on the court in 2011-12, while six student- Collegiate Conference Tournament and three Eastern athletes were selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Collegiate Athletic Conference post-season appearances Roll for academic success during the course of the year. during his tenure at Post. The school’s all-time leader in Donnelly’s first season with the Owls resulted in the wins (98), Donnelly was named CACC Coach of the Year in team’s first NE-10 Tournament appearance in nine years. In 2007. The 2007 squad also posted a 13-0 home mark – tied addition, the Owls also posted the third-best win turnaround for tops in the region – while also receiving the program’s in all of Division II, capturing 10 more victories in 2010-11 first-ever NCAA regional ranking. than the year prior. 4 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide COACHING STAFF

His 2003-04 squad finished with 20 wins and reached MIKE MAKUBIKA the CACC Championship game. The Eagles posted a 79-62 Assistant Coach league mark under Donnelly’s guidance. Fourth Season Donnelly also served as the Athletic Academic Coordinator at Post, where he was responsible for academic Syracuse ‘06 progress monitoring for all of the Eagles’ student-athletes. He also spent three years as a Contest Management Director. Prior to taking over as head coach at Post, Donnelly served as the head boys’ basketball coach at Notre Dame of Fairfield (Conn.) and Brookfield (Conn.) High Schools. He made his foray into collegiate coaching into 1999 at Mike Makubika is in his fourth season as an assistant Post, as he served two years as an assistant coach on the coach with the Southern Connecticut State University staff. During that time, he was involved in all facets of the men’s basketball program. He has played a key role in the program and also recruited Post’s first-ever Division II First- Owls’ resurgence into a contender both in the Northeast-10 Team All-American. Conference and within the region. As a student-athlete, Donnelly began his collegiate career He is involved with all facets of the program, including at Central Connecticut State University, where he was a on-court instruction, scouting and recruiting. He also assists starting guard for the Blue Devils from 1993-95. He served with the academic development of the Owls’ student- as team captain as a sophomore and was also named All- athletes, as well as with coordination of community service East Coast honorable mention by Eastern Basketball in 1994. events. Donnelly transferred to Sacred Heart University Makubika joined the Owls after spending the 2009-10 following his sophomore season and was a starting guard academic year as an assistant under Donnelly at nearby for head coach Dave Bike for two years. He was selected to Post University. In his role with the Eagles, Makubika was the Honor’s Court by the National Association of Basketball responsible for on-court instruction, player development, Coaches for his academic prowess in the classroom. scouting, strength and conditioning and recruiting. Donnelly was a four-year member of the boys’ basketball Makubika also brings Division I experience from his team at St. Joseph’s High time at Syracuse School in Trumbull for University and Central legendary head coach Connecticut State Vito Montelli. He helped University. He served St. Joe’s win back-to-back as a team manager at state championships and CCSU for two seasons served as team captain before transferring to as a senior. Syracuse, where he He holds a bachelor’s filled the same post for degree in history from three seasons. Sacred Heart. He holds two Donnelly resides in degrees from Syracuse – Waterbury, Conn. with a bachelor’s in physical his wife, Jill and two education and a master’s daughters, Kara (15) and in higher education Payten (5). administration. He currently resides in Waterbury, Conn.

www.southernctowls.com 5 2013-14 ROSTERS

2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Rosters

NUMERICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School 3 Michael Mallory Fr. G 6-2 170 Waterbury, Conn./Holy Cross/Marianapolis Prep 11 Austin Carter Fr F 6-7 200 Bloomfield, Conn./The Master’s School 12 Tylon Smith Jr. G 6-2 195 Manchester, Conn./Kingswood-Oxford 13 Greg Langston Sr. G/F 6-3 215 Stratford, Conn./St. Joseph’s 14 Luke Houston Jr. G 5-11 155 Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River 15 Stefon Williams So. F 6-7 200 Jamaica, N.Y./The Kent School 21 Michael Bozzuto Fr. G 6-3 170 Wolcott, Conn./Wolcott 22 Jose Cruz Jr. F 6-7 215 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury/Worcester Academy 23 Jonathan Paul Fr. G 6-1 180 Westlake Village, Calif./Viewpoint 24 Deshawn Murphy So. G 6-4 195 Hamden, Conn./Hyde/Lehigh University 31 Dominic Migliaro Fr. G 6-0 170 Monroe, Conn./Masuk 34 Lucas Van Nes R-Fr. F 6-10 235 Hamden, Conn./Northfield Mount Hermon 50 Jack McCarthy So. F 6-6 230 Wallingford, Conn./Lyman Hall

ALPHABETICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School 21 Michael Bozzuto Fr. G 6-3 170 Wolcott, Conn./Wolcott 11 Austin Carter Fr F 6-7 200 Bloomfield, Conn./The Master’s School 22 Jose Cruz Jr. F 6-7 215 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury/Worcester Academy 14 Luke Houston Jr. G 5-11 155 Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River 13 Greg Langston Sr. G/F 6-3 215 Stratford, Conn./St. Joseph’s 3 Michael Mallory Fr. G 6-2 170 Waterbury, Conn./Holy Cross/Marianapolis Prep 50 Jack McCarthy So. F 6-6 230 Wallingford, Conn./Lyman Hall 31 Dominic Migliaro Fr. G 6-0 170 Monroe, Conn./Masuk 24 Deshawn Murphy So. G 6-4 195 Hamden, Conn./Hyde/Lehigh University 23 Jonathan Paul Fr. G 6-1 180 Westlake Village, Calif./Viewpoint 12 Tylon Smith Jr. G 6-2 195 Manchester, Conn./Kingswood-Oxford 34 Lucas Van Nes So. F 6-10 235 Hamden, Conn./Northfield Mount Hermon 15 Stefon Williams So. F 6-7 200 Jamaica, N.Y./The Kent School

Head Coach: Mike Donnelly Assistant Coach: Mike Makubika

6 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide 2013-14 SEASON OUTLOOK

The climb has been steady for the Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball over the course of the last three seasons. However, there is still unfinished business for the 2013- 14 edition of the Owls. The one thing that has eluded the Owls over the tenure of Owls’ coach Mike Donnelly has been a NCAA Tournament berth. The Owls were in line for an at-large bid last year, but were not included in the field on selection night. Coming off a 17-win campaign and with four starters back, Southern Connecticut will look to take the next step forward this year.

Backcourt Returning/Lost: 4/1 Newcomers: 4

There is plenty of firepower returning in the Owls’ backcourt, a group that will feature student-athletes from all four classes. Leading the way will be returning starters and captains Greg Langston, Luke Houston and Tylon Smith. Langston is coming off a campaign in which he collected All-Conference honors for the second straight year. He ranked among the league leaders in scoring after averaging 16.3 points per contest. Langston also ranked second on the Greg Langston, Tylon Smith, Luke Houston and team in rebounds per game (5.9) and also handed out 2.1 Deshawn Murphy are all returning starters for the Owls. assists per contest. Smith saw action in every game last year at the point Frontcourt guard position and averaged 10.2 points, a team-high 6.8 Returning/Lost: 4/1 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game, also a team-best. He also Newcomers: 1 posted a team-high five double-doubles on the year and ranked second on the club in steals. The Owls will have a void down on the blocks after the Houston, who also played every game last year and started graduation of Trevon Hamlet. However, SCSU has a strong all but one outing, will once again be looked to contribute at group of returners that will contribute down low this year. both ends of the floor. He ranked among the Northeast-10 The veteran of the group is junior Jose Cruz, who has seen leaders in steals last year with a team-high 45 and averaged action in 46 games over the course of the past two years. An 7.9 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game. athletic presence, Cruz will be called upon to chip in on both Sophomore Deshawn Murphy made an immediate ends of the floor. impact in his rookie season last year. He played in all 27 Sophomores Jack McCarthy and Stefon Williams both games, including 11 starts, and led all freshmen in scoring saw time as freshmen in 2012-13. Williams played in all 27 at 9.0 points per game. He also ranked second with 48 made games, including 12 starts, and averaged 5.6 points and 4.0 three-pointers. rebounds per game. McCarthy took part in 19 contests off Joining the backcourt this year are freshmen Michael the bench for the Owls. Bozzuto (Wolcott, Conn.), Michael Mallory (Waterbury, The front line will also receive a boost from the addition Conn.), Dominic Migliaro (Monroe, Conn.) and Jonathan of Lucas Van Nes, who redshirted last season for SCSU, and Paul (Westlake Village, Calif.). freshman Austin Carter (Bloomfield, Conn.).

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GREG LANGSTON Senior Guard/Forward • 6-3 • 215 Stratford,13 Conn. St. Joseph’s Team Captain

2012-13 All-Northeast-10 Conference selection 2011-12 All-Northeast-10 Conference selection

As a Junior in 2012-13: All-Northeast-10 Conference selection…Team captain… Started all 27 games for the Owls on the season…Finished the year with averages of 16.3 points and 5.9 rebounds per game...Scored 17 points with seven assists, three rebounds and three steals against Goldey-Beacom…Recorded a game-high 26 points, seven rebounds, one assist and one block against Bridgeport…Selected to the Northeast-10 weekly honor roll for his play against Goldey-Beacom and Bridgeport…Registered a game-high 22 points along with a career-high 13 rebounds against Adelphi…Named Northeast-10 Player of the Week for his efforts against Adelphi…Tallied 14 points, five rebounds, one assist and one steal against Assumption…Finished with nine points, six rebounds, four assists and one block against Pace…Scored 16 points with seven rebounds and three assists against AIC… Finished with 15 points, eight rebounds and two assists Recorded 14 points, six rebounds and three assists against Le against Saint Anselm…Scored a game-high 19 points with Moyne…Registered 12 points and seven rebounds against four rebounds and one assist against Stonehill…Recorded New Haven…Tallied 22 points, five rebounds, seven assists a double-double of 15 points and 12 rebounds along with and one steal against Concordia…Finished with 16 points, one assist and one steal against Southern New Hampshire… six rebounds, two assists and one block and one steal against Registered a game-high 28 points, five rebounds, two assists Bridgeport…Scored 16 points, with six rebounds, one assist and two steals against Bentley…Named Northeast-10 and three steals against Saint Rose…Recorded four points, Co-Player of the Week for performances against SNHU three rebounds and one assist against Franklin Pierce… and Bentley…Tallied 14 points, seven rebounds and two Reached 1,000 points at SCSU with 20 points, six rebounds, steals against Assumption…Finished with 20 points, three one assist and one steal against UMass-Lowell…Registered rebounds, two assists and two steals against Saint Rose… two points, seven rebounds, three assists and three steals Named to the Northeast-10 weekly honor roll for his efforts against Saint Michael’s…Tallied a game-high 23 points, five in the games against Assumption and Saint Rose…Finished rebounds, four assists and three steals against Merrimack… with nine points, three rebounds and five assists against

Greg Langston’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. 2010-11 27-5 123-335 51-70 50-158 39 47 4 138-5.1 347-12.9 2011-12 27-26 176-381 70-93 29-97 41 45 4 120-4.4 451-16.7 2012-13 27-27 162-341 85-121 30-86 28 57 5 159-5.9 439-16.3 Totals 81-58 461-857 206-284 109-341 108 149 13 417-5.2 1237-15.3

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Pace…Scored 13 points, seven rebounds, one assist and one steal against AIC…Recorded team-high 19 points, five rebounds and one steal against Le Moyne…Registered a game-high 21 points, seven rebounds, one assist, one block and one steal against New Haven…Tallied two points, three rebounds, one assist and one steal against Adelphi… Finished with a game-high 31 points, three rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block against Franklin Pierce in the quarterfinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament.

As a Sophomore in 2011-12: All-Northeast-10 Conference selection...Played in all 27 games on the season with 26 starts...Finished the season first on the team in points per game (16.7), tied for first in steals (41), fourth in rebounds per game (4.4) and fourth in assists (45)...Scored a game-high 18 points, while recording a team high four rebounds, four assists and one steal in a win over Post...Notched a career-high 33 points to go along with four rebounds, two steals and one assist against Bridgeport... Named to the Northeast-10 Conference weekly honor roll for his play in the opening two games...Scored 11 points to go along with five rebounds, four assists and three steals against Adelphi...Contributed 16 points, four rebounds and two steals in the game against Assumption...Tallied 17 points, two assists and three steals against St. Rose...Scored eight points and grabbed seven rebounds in the win over Pace...Tallied 20 points, five rebounds, two assists and three steals in the game against AIC...Finished with a game-high 23 five rebounds, one assist and three steals against Stonehill... points and seven rebounds in a win at LeMoyne...Registered Finished with 12 points and five rebounds against SNHU... 12 points, four rebounds and a steal against New Haven... Scored a team-high 29 points with eight rebounds, two Named to the Northeast-10 weekly honor roll for his play assists and three steals against Bentley...Named to the NE-10 against LeMoyne and UNH...Finished with 17 points, four weekly honor roll for his play against SNHU and Bentley... rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocks in the Added 22 points, three rebounds, a season-high six assists win over Concordia...Recorded 15 points, two rebounds and and one steal against assumption...Tallied 10 points, three one steal against Bridgeport...Had 19 points, five rebounds rebounds, two assists and one steal against St. Rose...Scored and two assists against Franklin Pierce...Registered 21 16 points in the game at Pace...Finished with 13 points, three points, one rebound and two steals against UMass-Lowell... rebounds and two assists against AIC...Put up a team-high Scored 21 points and pulled down four rebounds in the 24 points with seven rebounds against Le Moyne...Scored game against St. Michael’s...Recorded a team-high seven rebounds in the win at Merrimack...Tallied 19 points and three rebounds against St. Anselm...Contributed 17 points, Coach’s Comments: “Greg is the most talented player in our basketball program, and he is also capable of being one of the better players in the NE-10 and East Career Highs Region in his senior year. Greg has had a great career thus far and he Points: 33, at Bridgeport, 11/13/11 has had a tremendous impact on the development and revival of our Rebounds: 13, at Adelphi, 11/14/12 basketball program. He has scored over 1,200 points in three seasons, Assists: 7, twice and he continues to improve his game in all areas. As the only senior on Steals: 4, at Saint Rose, 12/4/10 our roster, I am excited to watch Greg finish his college career on a high Blocks: 2, vs. Concordia, 12/18/11 note.”

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14 points in the win at New Haven...Registered a double- double with 16 points and a team-high 10 rebounds in the win at Adelphi.

As a Freshman in 2010-11: Played in 27 games for the Owls, including five starts… Ranked second on the team 12.9 points per game...Pulled down 5.1 rebounds per contest...Led the Owls with 39 steals... Scored 12 points and added seven rebounds in his collegiate debut against Chestnut Hill…Finished with 15 points, four rebounds and three assists in the win over Bridgeport… Scored 10 points and added two steals in the win at Pace… Finished with 10 points, three rebounds and two steals in the game against AIC…Scored 17 points and pulled down four rebounds in the win at Adelphi…Tallied a game-high 18 points - including the last seven of the game, along with the game-winning jumper as time expired - along with four steals and three assists in the win at Saint Rose…Named Northeast-10 Conference Rookie of the Week for his play against Adelphi and Saint Rose…Set a new career-high with 32 points, added seven rebounds, three assists and three steals in the win over Assumption…Scored a team-high 14 points in the home game against SNHU…Recorded his first collegiate double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds in the home game against Bentley. Also added four assists in the contest…Scored a team-high 29 points and added a team-high eight rebounds and three steals in the win over Franklin Pierce…Registered 13 points and five rebounds in the game against Saint Anselm…Hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer and tallied 15 points and five rebounds in the Before Southern Connecticut State University: win over Merrimack…Registered 14 points in the game at All-State selection at St. Joseph’s (Conn.) High School...All- UMass-Lowell...Tallied nine points and tied a career-best Conference pick...Averaged 19 points, six rebounds and with four assists and four rebounds at Le Moyne...Scored five assists per game in his final season, a squad in which 17 points and pulled down seven rebounds in the win at his team posted a 23-4 mark...Scored 1,332 points in his New Haven...Registered 14 points with eight rebounds at scholastic career...Team captain as a senior. AIC...Scored 17 points in the home game against Adelphi... Registered team-high 18 points against Saint Rose...Had six Personal: points, six assists and three rebounds in the regular season Son of Ebony Moore...Born in Bridgeport, Conn...A sports finale at Assumption...Tallied 21 total points, 10 rebounds management major. and two assists in the Northeast-10 Tournament against Adelphi.

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LUKE HOUSTON Junior Guard • 5-11 • 155 Pearl River, N.Y. 14Pearl River Team Captain

Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection

As a Sophomore in 2012-13: Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll...Played in 27 games for the Owls this season, including 26 starts…Finished the year with averages of 7.9 points and 3.7 rebounds per game...Also posted a team- high 45 steals...Scored five points with four rebounds and two steals against Goldey-Beacom…Recorded 12 points, three rebounds, two steals, one assist and one block against Bridgeport…Registered seven points, three assists, two steals and one rebound against Adelphi…Tallied four points and one rebound against Assumption…Finished with two points, 12 rebounds, three assists and two steals against Pace…Scored 10 points with four rebounds and one assist against AIC…Recorded 20 points, four rebounds, two assists and one steal against Le Moyne…Registered 12 points, four rebounds, two assists and five steals against New Haven… Registered seven points, four rebounds, two assists and Tallied 10 points, seven rebounds, two assists and one steal three steals against Southern New Hampshire…Tallied two against Concordia…Finished with three points and one points, one rebound, three assists and two steals against assist and steal against Bridgeport…Scored four points, Bentley…Finished with six points, four rebounds, two with six rebounds, five assists and three steals against Saint assists, one steal and one block against Assumption…Scored Rose…Recorded eight points, one rebound, two assists and eight points, three rebounds, two assists, two steals and one two steals against Franklin Pierce…Registered five points, block against Saint Rose…Recorded 13 points, five rebounds, eight rebounds, three assists and two steals against UMass- three assists and one steal against Pace…Registered five Lowell…Tallied a team-high 16 points, seven rebounds, one points, three rebounds, six assists and one steal against assist and four steals against Saint Michael’s…Finished with AIC…Tallied five points, three rebounds, one assist and two 10 points, two rebounds, one assist and one steal against steals against Le Moyne…Finished with three rebounds, Merrimack…Scored eight points, two rebounds, one assist three assists and one steal against New Haven…Posted and three steals against Saint Anselm…Recorded eight points, one rebound and one assist against Stonehill…

Luke Houston’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. ‘ 2011-12 27-13 70-194 30-36 33-103 24 44 2 73-2.7 203-7.5 2012-13 27-26 73-187 37-51 29-96 45 56 3 101-3.7 212-7.9 Totals 54-39 143-381 67-87 62-199 69 100 5 174-3.2 415-7.7

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12 points, five rebounds and three assists in the win over Adelphi…Scored 10 points with three rebounds, two assists and one steal against Franklin Pierce in the quarterfinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament.

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll...Played in 27 games for the Owls on the season, including 13 starts...Finished the season with 7.5 points, 2.7 rebounds per game and 44 total assists...Recorded 13 points, five rebounds, two assists and one steal in his debut against Post...Posted three assists in the game against Bridgeport... Tallied 10 points, seven rebounds, two steals and an assist against Adelphi...Scored a career-high 16 points to go along with four rebounds and four assists in the win against St. Rose...Scored three points in the win over Pace...Tallied three points and three rebounds in the game against AIC... Had 11 points in the win at LeMoyne...Registered five points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal against New Haven...Finished with three points in the win over Concordia...Recorded three points, two rebounds and three assists against Bridgeport...Added one assist against Franklin Pierce...Had 11 points and one rebound against UMass-Lowell...Finished with 14 points, seven rebounds and three assists in the game against St. Michael’s...Tallied 13 points and three steals in the win at Merrimack...Posted 14 points, four rebounds, one assist and one steal against St. Anselm...Recorded eight points, three rebounds, one assist and two steals against Stonehill...Tallied eight points and three rebounds against SNHU...Added 15 points, two rebounds, four assists and two steals against Bentley...Posted Before Southern Connecticut State University: nine points, five rebounds, one assist and one block against As a senior at Pearl River (N.Y.), averaged 20.3 points per Assumption...Had seven points and one assist against St. game and earned Rockland County Player of the Year Rose...Recorded five points, three rebounds and two assists honors...Also named the Class A Most Valuable Player by against AIC...Pulled down five rebounds with two assists MSG Varsity....Collected All-State, All-County, All-Section against Le Moyne...Put up eight points, three rebounds and and All-League honors while also serving as a team captain two steals at New Haven...Finished with eight points and in his final season. five rebounds in the win at Adelphi...Collected 12 points, three rebounds and two steals in the NE-10 quarterfinals Personal: against UMass-Lowell. Son of Kevin Houston...Born in Westwood, N.J...A nursing major.

Coach’s Comments: “Luke is the heart and soul of our basketball team. No one consistently Career Highs plays harder or tougher than Luke. He has developed into one of our Points: 20, vs. LeMoyne, 12/4/12 more vocal leaders both on and off the court, and he is our best perimeter Rebounds: 12, at Pace, 11/28/12 defender. Luke has a passion to compete and is willing to do whatever it Assists: 5, at Saint Rose, 1/5/13 takes to win. He is not only a smart and hard working basketball player, Steals: 5, at New Haven, 12/8/12 but he is also an excellent student in the classroom as well. Luke will Blocks: 1, five times continue to be a key contributor for us in the backcourt.”

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TYLON SMITH Junior Guard • 6-2 • 195 Manchester, Conn. Kingswood-Oxford12 Team Captain

2012-13 Northeast-10 Conference Men’s Basketball All- Academic Team 2011-12 Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie Team honoree Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection

As a Sophomore in 2012-13: Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Men’s Basketball All-Academic Team...Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll...Played in all 27 games for the Owls on the season, with 25 starts…Finished the year with averages of 10.2 points and 6.8 rebounds per game... Scored eight points with seven assists and five rebounds against Goldey-Beacom…Recorded nine points, handed out a career-high nine assists, added seven rebounds and two steals against Bridgeport…Registered seven points, two rebounds and one steal against Adelphi…Tallied four points, two rebounds, six assists and three steals against Assumption…Finished with five points, one rebound 11 rebounds, with two assists against Saint Michael’s… and one assist against Pace…Scored 15 points with five Finished with 16 points, six rebounds, three assists and two rebounds, three assists, two steals and one block against steals against Merrimack…Scored 13 points, eight rebounds, AIC…Recorded five points, seven rebounds, six assists four assists and one steal against Saint Anselm…Recorded and one steal against Le Moyne…Registered 13 points, six seven points, 10 rebounds, two assists and two steals against rebounds and four assists against New Haven…Tallied a Stonehill…Registered seven points, seven rebounds, two double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds, six assists assists and one block against Southern New Hampshire… and three steals against Concordia…Finished with eight Tallied 13 points, eight rebounds, five assists and three steals points, eight rebounds and two assists against Bridgeport… against Bentley…Finished with a double-double of 14 points Scored four points, and added nine rebounds, four assists and 10 assists with eight rebounds and three steals against and one steal against Saint Rose…Recorded 11 points, six Assumption…Scored seven points with two rebounds and rebounds and one assist against Franklin Pierce…Registered four assists against Saint Rose…Named to the Northeast-10 16 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals against weekly honor roll for his efforts in the games against UMass-Lowell…Tallied a double-double of 10 points and Assumption and Saint Rose…Recorded a double-double of

Tylon Smith’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. ‘ 2011-12 27-21 100-194 70-93 9-26 41 78 5 142-5.3 277-10.3 2012-13 27-25 91-193 82-118 11-34 38 107 4 184-6.8 275-10.2 Totals 54-46 191-387 152-211 20-60 79 185 9 326-6.0 552-10.2

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13 points and 10 rebounds with four assists and one steal Merrimack...Recorded eight points, against Pace…Registered a double-double of 12 points and a game-high 11 rebounds, four 12 rebounds with eight assists and one block against AIC… assists, a career-high two blocks Named to the Northeast-10 weekly honor roll for his efforts and three steals against St. Anselm... in the games against Pace and AIC…Tallied five points, six Tallied 10 points, two rebounds, rebounds, three assists and three steals against Le Moyne… three assists and one steal against Finished with 18 points, seven rebounds, three assists, two Stonehill...Recorded 11 points, six steals and one block against New Haven…Totaled 10 points, rebounds, three assists and three eight rebounds and two steals in the win over Adelphi… steals in the game against SNHU... Scored 12 points with five rebounds, four assists and four Ended with eight points, six steals against Franklin Pierce in the quarterfinals of the rebounds, three assists and a career- Northeast-10 Conference Tournament. high four steals against Bentley... Registered 15 points, nine rebounds, As a Freshman in 2011-12: two assists and one steal against Selected to the Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie Team... Assumption...Had a career-high 23 Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s points with seven rebounds, five Honor Roll...Played in 27 games for the Owls on the season, assists, one block and four steals against St. Rose...Named including 21 starts...Ended the season first on the team with NE-10 Rookie of the Week for his play against Assumption 78 assists, tied first in steals (41), was third in rebounds (5.3) and St. Rose...Selected as ECAC Player of the Week for his and fourth in scoring (10.3)...Finished with three points, one efforts against Assumption and Saint Rose...Matched a rebound and one steal in the season opener against Post... career-high with seven assists and scored four points in the Posted two points, four rebounds, three assists and two game at Pace...Registered a career-high 24 points and grabbed steals against Bridgeport...Tallied five points, five rebounds, five rebounds with four assists against AIC...Collected his two assists and a steal against Adelphi...Contributed five second double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds points, four rebounds, two assists and two steals in the game against Le Moyne...Tallied 12 points at New Haven...Named against Assumption...Scored five points and grabbed two NE-10 Rookie of the Week for his play against Le Moyne and rebounds against Pace...Contributed seven points and five New Haven...Finished with 12 points, three rebounds and rebounds against AIC...Finished with four points, a team- three assists in the win over Adelphi...Posted a career-high high six assists and four rebounds in a win at LeMoyne... 25 points to go along with five rebounds and four assists in Recorded a career-high 13 points, four rebounds and a steal the NE-10 quarterfinals against UMass-Lowell. against New Haven...Finished with career-highs of 15 points and eight rebounds, in addition to four assists, in the win Before Southern Connecticut State University: over Concordia...Named Northeast-10 Conference Rookie A five-year member of the varsity squad at Kingswood- of the Week for his play against Concordia...Registered four Oxford and led his team to the 2011 New England Prep School points, four rebounds and five assists against Bridgeport... Men’s Basketball Association Class B Championship...A Ended with 12 points, five rebounds and one steal against two-year team captain...Averaged more than 30 points per Franklin Pierce...Tallied 10 points, five rebounds, two assists game as a senior and more than 25 points per game as a and one steal against UMass-Lowell...Posted his first career junior...First-Team All-New England Class B...MVP of the double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds and added Class B NEPSAC Tournament. five assists and three steals against St. Michael’s, having played 58 minutes in the contest... Finished with six points, Personal: a team-high seven assists and six rebounds in the win at Son of Christine Burkhard and Tylon Smith, Sr...Born in Hartford, Conn...A sports management major.

Career Highs Coach’s Comments: Points: 25, vs. UMass-Lowell, 2/26/12 “Tylon is fine example of what a great student-athlete is all about. He works Rebounds: 13, vs. Concordia, 12/15/12 very hard to excel both on the basketball court, and also in the classroom. He Assists: 10, at Assumption, 2/6/13 returns as our starting point guard and I believe he is capable of becoming one of Steals: 4, twice the better overall guards in the NE-10 this season. We rely on Tylon to lead us in Blocks: 2, at St.Anselm, 1/17/12 many different areas. He has done a good job adjusting to his role as one of our key leaders, and I expect Tylon to have another good year.”

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JOSE CRUZ Registered two points and Junior two rebounds against Bridgeport...Had one Forward • 6-7 • 220 rebound and two assists Shrewsbury, Mass. against Franklin Pierce... Worcester22 Academy Tallied one assist and one block against UMass- Lowell...Had two points and two rebounds in the game against St. Michael’s... As a Sophomore in 2012-13: Finished with two points Played in 19 games for the Owls this season, including four and a steal in the win at starts…Finished the year with averages of 0.8 points and Merrimack...Grabbed a 1.2 rebounds per game...Had one rebound against Goldey- career-high six rebounds Beacom…Recorded two rebounds and two blocks against with one block against Bridgeport…Scored seven points with four rebounds against St. Anselm...Recorded Adelphi…Registered one steal against Assumption… four points, one rebound Finished with three points, five rebounds, three assists and and one block against one block against Pace…Had one rebound against AIC… Stonehill...Tallied six Tallied one steal against Concordia…Finished with one points, five rebounds, one rebound against Bridgeport…Scored two points with one assist, one block and one rebound against Saint Rose…Registered one rebound and steal against Bentley...Added two rebounds in a win over one steal against Franklin Pierce…Finished with one steal against Assumption...Had four points, three rebounds and against UMass-Lowell…Had two points and one rebound one assist against St. Rose...Contributed four points, three against Saint Michael’s…Scored two points with three rebounds and a block in the game at Pace...Pulled down four rebounds and one block against Saint Anselm…Recorded rebounds against Le Moyne...Finished with 10 points and one rebound against Stonehill…Registered one rebound five rebounds in the win against Adelphi...Collected three against Southern New Hampshire. points and six rebounds in the NE-10 quarterfinals against UMass-Lowell. As a Freshman in 2011-12: Played in 27 games for the Owls on the season, including Before Southern Connecticut State University: seven starts...Ended the season with averages of 2.4 points Awarded the Lawson Riley Award at Worcester Academy.... and 2.1 rebounds per game...Finished with three points A two-time league All-Star at Shrewsbury High School and and one rebound in the season opening win against Post... helped his squad to the league title in 2010...Also a 2010 Tallied one point, one rebound and one block against Worcester Telegram and Gazette All-Star. Adelphi...Scored four points against Assumption...Tallied seven points, four rebounds and one steal against St. Rose... Personal: Grabbed three rebounds and blocked two shots in the win Son of Odette Solla-Cabrera and Jose Cruz...Born in over Pace...Scored three points in the game against AIC... Worcester, Mass...An exercise science major. Had four points and two rebounds in the win at LeMoyne...

Career Highs Coach’s Comments: Points: 10, at Adelphi, 2/21/12 “Jose possesses all the necessary physical tools, work ethic and commitment Rebounds: 6, twice needed to be an impact player at this level. He has great size, and is one of the Assists: 2, at Franklin Pierce, 1/3/12 strongest and most athletic players in our basketball program. Jose is a great Steals: 1, nine times teammate and is very unselfish. The coaching staff and players all want to see Jose Blocks: 2, twice do well. He deserves success and I am confident that Jose will have a breakout season this year.”

Jose Cruz’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. 2011-12 27-7 25-39 14-26 0-1 5 8 14 57-2.1 64-2.4 2012-13 19-4 7-17 2-4 0-0 4 3 4 22-1.2 16-0.8 Totals 46-11 32-56 16-30 0-1 9 11 18 79-1.7 80-1.7

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JACK MCCARTHY Sophomore Forward • 6-6 • 230 Wallingford, Conn. 50Lyman Hall

As a Freshman in 2012-13: Played in 19 games on the year…Finished the year with averages of 0.5 points and 0.8 rebounds per game...Had one rebound against Goldey-Beacom…Registered one rebound against Adelphi…Scored six points and added two rebounds against Assumption…Recorded one rebound against Le Moyne…Finished with four points, four rebounds and one assist in the win over Concordia…Had one rebound against Saint Rose…Registered one block against Saint Michael’s… Tallied two rebounds against Southern New Hampshire… Finished with two rebounds against Saint Rose…Recorded one rebound against AIC.

Before Southern Connecticut State University: Captured All-State, All-Area and All-Division accolades at Lyman Hall High School...Averaged a double-double as a senior with totals of 17.6 points and 12 rebounds per outing...Selected to play in the Connecticut High School Coaches Association All-Star game.

Personal: The son of Trisha and George McCarthy...Born in Wallingford, Conn...Plans to major in computer science.

Career Highs Coach’s Comments: Points: 6, vs. Assumption, 11/20/12 “Despite playing limited minutes as a freshman last season, Jack has shown Rebounds: 4, vs. Concordia, 12/15/12 the ability and toughness that is required to compete at this level. Jack has good Assists: 1, vs. Concordia, 12/15/12 size and possesses deceptive athleticism. He is skilled enough to play inside with Blocks: 1, at St. Michael’s, 1/15/13 his back to the basket and also has the ability to face-up as well. We expect Jack to battle for minutes in our frontcourt and be ready to contribute.”

Jack McCarthy’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. 2012-13 19-0 5-15 0-2 0-1 0 1 1 15-0.8 10-0.5 Totals 19-0 5-15 0-2 0-1 0 1 1 15-0.8 10-0.5

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DESHAWN MURPHY and one block against Sophomore Bentley…Finished with a game-high 21 points, Guard • 6-4• 195 two rebounds, one assist, Hamden, Conn. two blocks and four steals Hyde24 School/Lehigh against Assumption… Scored 16 points, seven rebounds, one assist and one block against Saint Rose…Named As a Freshman in 2012-13: Northeast-10 Rookie of Played in all 27 games for the Owls, including 11 starts… the Week for his play in Finished the year with averages of 9.0 points and 3.8 the wins over Assumption rebounds per game...Finished with 11 points, seven and Saint Rose…Recorded rebounds, one assist and one block against Goldey-Beacom… 18 points, eight rebounds, Recorded two points and six rebounds against Bridgeport… two assists and three steals Registered three points, six rebounds and one steal against against Pace…Registered Adelphi…Tallied six points, three rebounds, one assist, one eight points and four block and one steal against Assumption…Finished with 13 rebounds against AIC… points, one rebound and two assists against Pace…Scored Tallied 15 points, four three points with two rebounds and one assist against rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocks against Le AIC…Recorded two points and five rebounds against Le Moyne…Finished with two rebounds against New Haven… Moyne…Registered a team-high 15 points, six rebounds Tallied 13 points, eight rebounds, four assists and four steals and one assist against New Haven…Tallied two points, one in the win over Adelphi. rebound and two steals against Concordia…Finished with five points and three rebounds against Bridgeport…Scored Before Southern Connecticut State University: 15 points with two rebounds and two blocks against Saint Spent the 2011-12 academic year as a member of the football Rose…Recorded seven points, five rebounds, one assist and team at Lehigh...Graduated from Hyde Leadership, where he one steal against Franklin Pierce…Registered nine points, was an All-State selection and helped the Howling Wolves to five rebounds, one steal and one block against UMass- a state championship...Spent a post-graduate year at Choate Lowell…Tallied three points against Saint Michael’s… Rosemary Hall where he was an All-NEPSAC Class A pick Finished with four points, one block and one steal against and was a part of a NEPSAC Class A Championship squad. Merrimack…Scored 15 points with two rebounds, one assist and two steals against Saint Anselm…Recorded 18 points, Personal: four rebounds, one assist and one steal against Stonehill… The son of Katherine Ormond, Joanne Reed and Jason Registered six points, five rebounds and one assist against Little...Born in New Haven, Conn...A studio art major. Southern New Hampshire…Tallied 13 points, four rebounds

Career Highs Coach’s Comments: Points: 21, at Assumption, 2/6/13 “Deshawn had a very good first year for us last season. He is the best three- Rebounds: 8, vs. Adelphi, 2/26/13 point shooter in our program, and he continues to improve his overall game at Assists: 4, vs. Adelphi, 2/26/13 both ends of the floor. Murph is a very hard worker who wants to succeed at the Steals: 4, twice highest level. We will rely on Murph to stretch defenses for us with his three-point Blocks: 2, three times shooting ability, and we expect him to be one of our main contributors this season.”

Deshawn Murphy’s Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. 2012-13 27-11 84-221 27-43 48-122 23 23 13 103-3.8 243-9.0 Totals 27-11 84-221 27-43 48-122 23 23 13 103-3.8 243-9.0

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STEFON WILLIAMS steal against Stonehill… Sophomore Finished with five points Forward • 6-7• 200 and three rebounds against Southern New Jamaica, N.Y. Hampshire…Recorded The15 Kent School two points and one block against Bentley… Registered two points and two steals against Assumption…Tallied As a Freshman in 2012-13: two points, five rebounds Played in all 27 games for the Owls on the season, including and one block against 12 starts…Finished the year with averages of 5.6 points Saint Rose…Finished and 4.0 rebounds per game...Scored 14 points with five with five points, three rebounds, one assist, one block and one steal against rebounds and one block Goldey-Beacom…Recorded four points, three rebounds against Pace…Recorded and two steals against Bridgeport…Registered two points, 10 points and four six rebounds and two blocks against Adelphi…Tallied two rebounds against AIC… points, five rebounds and two assists against Assumption… Registered four rebounds Finished with 13 points, six rebounds, two assists and one and one assist against steal against Pace…Scored 11 points with eight rebounds Le Moyne…Tallied four and one block against AIC…Recorded 12 points and three points and three rebounds against New Haven…Finished rebounds against Le Moyne…Registered five points, seven with one rebound against Adelphi…Recorded seven points, rebounds and one assist against New Haven…Tallied 20 five rebounds and two blocks against Franklin Pierce in the points, five rebounds, one assist, two steals and one block quarterfinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament. against Concordia…Named to the Northeast-10 weekly honor roll for his play against Concordia…Finished with Before Southern Connecticut State University: nine points, six rebounds, four assists and one block and Played scholastically at the Kent School (Conn.)...Two- one steal against Bridgeport…Recorded five rebounds and time All-NEPSAC selection and a three-year starter who one steal against Saint Rose…Registered two points, one averaged 18 points, 11 rebounds and three assists per game rebound, one block and one steal against Franklin Pierce… as a senior...Served as a team captain as a senior and helped Tallied three points and two rebounds against UMass- his team to the Western New England championship as a Lowell…Finished with five points, four rebounds, one assist sophomore. and three blocks against Saint Michael’s…Recorded two points, four rebounds and one steal against Merrimack… Personal: Registered four points, five rebounds and one block against The son of Casey Williams...Born in Brooklyn, N.Y...Plans to Saint Anselm…Tallied seven points, three rebounds and one major in business.

Career Highs Coach’s Comments: Points: 20, vs. Concordia, 12/15/12 “Stefon has the ability to be a very good player at this level. He is a long, Rebounds: 8, vs. AIC, 12/1/12 athletic and versatile player with good ball skills for a player his size. As he Assists: 4, vs. Bridgeport, 12/19/12 continues to develop his physical strength and confidence, his overall game will Steals: 2, three times continue to improve. Stefon played through some injuries last year as a freshman, Blocks: 3, at St. Michael’s, 1/15/13 and also had to played behind an All-League player in Trevon Hamlet. We expect Stefon to be fully healthy and ready to have a productive season.”

Stefon Williams’ Year-by-Year Statistics Year GP-GS FG-FGA FT-FTA 3PT-3PTA S A B REB-AVG. PTS-AVG. 2012-13 27-12 60-132 20-30 12-38 11 13 16 108-4.0 152-5.6 Totals 27-12 60-132 20-30 12-38 11 13 16 108-4.0 152-5.6

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LUCAS VAN NES MICHAEL BOZZUTO Redshirt Freshman Freshman Forward • 6-10 • 235 Guard • 6-3• 170 Hamden, Conn. Wolcott, Conn. Northfield34 Mount Hermon 21Wolcott

As a Freshman in 2012-13: Before Southern Connecticut State University: Redshirted...Did not see game action for the Owls. All-State and All-League selection at Wolcott (Conn.) High School...Helped team win a division title as a senior... Before Southern Connecticut State University: Also named to the league’s All-Tournament Team...All- Played scholastically at Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.) Hoopzone Team honoree...Team MVP as a senior...Also and was a key contributor for a squad that won 29 games won the Coaches Award and ‘Best Offense’ Award in his and the New England Prep School Athletic Conference career...Team captain as a senior...Also played soccer and (NEPSAC) Class AAA Championship in his senior season. was a team captain and All-Division honoree.

Personal: Personal: The son of Miriam and Frank Van Nes...Born in Haywards, The son of Liz and Joe Bozzuto...Born in Waterbury, Conn.. England...Plans to major in exercise science. Plans to major in marketing.

AUSTIN CARTER MICHAEL MALLORY Freshman Freshman Forward • 6-7• 200 Guard • 6-2• 170 Bloomfield, Conn. Waterbury, Conn. The11 Master’s School Holy3 Cross/ Marianapolis Prep

Before Southern Connecticut State University: Before Southern Connecticut State University: Averaged 18 points, 12 rebounds and three assists per game All-State selection at Holy Cross (Conn.)...City and League in his senior year at the Master’s School (Conn.)…First- MVP at Holy Cross...Two-time team MVP...Served as team Team All-Tournament team selection for the BasketBull captain as a senior...Completed a post-graduate year at Hoops Festival…Made the All-Tournament Team at the St. Marianapolis Prep...All-Conference selection. Andrew’s School Holiday Classic…NEPSAC All-Conference Honorable Mention pick…Won Team Defensive MVP and Personal: Team Co-Offensive MVP honors…Helped the team win the The son of Deridra and Michael Mallory...Born in Waterbury, Belmont Hill-Roxbury Latin Tournament. Conn..Undecided on a major.

Personal: The son of Cheryl and Greg Carter…Born in Hartford, Conn…Undecided on a major.

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DOMINIC MIGLIARO Freshman Coach’s Comments:

Guard • 6-0 • 170 Michael Bozzuto Monroe, Conn. “We are excited to have Mike in our basketball program. He enjoyed a very good high school career at Wolcott, and he helped lead his team 31Masuk last year to one of the best seasons in Wolcott basketball history. Mike has good length for a perimeter player and he is a very good three-point shooter.”

Austin Carter “Austin is an exceptional athlete who runs the floor extremely well Before Southern Connecticut State University: and has the ability to finish above the rim. He is very active on the All-Conference and Connecticut Post ‘Super 15’ selection at offensive glass and does a good job finishing in transition and along the baseline. Austin has great upside and I am excited to watch him develop Masuk (Conn.) High School...AAU Scholar-Athlete...Earned his game. He will certainly help us in the frontcourt this year.” the Coaches Award...Served as team captain as a senior. Michael Mallory Personal: “Mike is a very talented player. He is a long, athletic combo guard who can really score. Mike has the ability to create his own shot, and he The son of John and Christina Migliaro...Born in Bridgeport, does a nice job attacking defenses in the open floor. Mike plays with a Conn...Plans to major in communications. ton of energy and he competes at a high level at both ends of the floor. He will compete for minutes immediately in the backcourt.”

Dominic Migliaro “We know that Dom is going to work hard and be a great addition to our basketball program. Dom has played against high level competition on the AAU circuit and in high school, and we expect him to battle and compete against our guards every day in practice.”

Jonathan Paul JONATHAN PAUL “Jonny had a very good high school career at Viewpoint. He is a Freshman tough and fearless guard who has the ability to create off the dribble and knock down shots from the perimeter. Once Jonny adjusts to the speed Guard • 6-10 • 235 and athleticism at the college level, we expect him provide depth on the Westlake Village, Calif. perimeter for us.” 23Viewpoint Lucas Van Nes “Lucas sat out last season, but gained invaluable experience by working out and practicing with our team every day last year. Lucas is a big, strong and athletic player with great potential and upside. He has improved his game since his freshman year, and we are excited to watch him finally help our team out on the floor. Lucas is one of our hardest Before Southern Connecticut State University: workers and is extremely coachable. He will play immediately for us, All-League selection at Viewpoint (Calif.) High School... and we expect him to have a major impact at both ends of the floor.” Named MVP of the Wildcat Tournament...Selected to the Max Preps Desert Classic All-Tournament Team and the Winter Tip-Off All-Tournament Team...Four-year team captain.

Personal: The son of Elizabeth and Jerry Paul...Born in Tarzana, Calif... Undecided on a major.

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ON THE BRINK The Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball team just missed out in its first NCAA Tournament berth in more than a decade. The Owls were ranked as high as No. 4 in the region during the year and closed the campaign with a 17-10 overall mark. It marked the second straight year that the Owls posted a winning record. In addition, the team also finished in fifth place in the Northeast-10 Conference, matching its highest placement since joining the league.

TWO OWLS RECOGNIZED BY NORTHEAST-10 Trevon Hamlet and Greg Langston were both recognized by the Northeast-10 Conference for their play during the 2012- 13 campaign. Hamlet and Langston were both selected for the All-Conference squads. It was the third year in a row that Hamlet had collected All-NE-10 honors and the second consecutive for Langston.

HAMLET RAKES IN THREE MORE HONORS Trevon Hamlet was also named to the Daktronics All- Region and the National Association of Basketball Coaches All-Region teams for his play during the 2012-13 campaign. He was also selected to the 2013 Reese’s® Division II College Trevon Hamlet was named to the All-Northeast-10 Conference All-Star Game. Team for the third straight year, in addition to being named All- Region and to the Reese’s College All-Star Game. SMITH NAMED TO NE-10 MEN’S HOOPS ALL- ACADEMIC TEAM BREAKING INTO ELITE COMPANY Tylon Smith was selected to the Northeast-10 Conference Trevon Hamlet and Greg Langston both joined exclusive Men’s Basketball All-Academic Team for his work in the company by crossing the 1,000 point threshhold for their classroom and on the court. He averaged 10.2 points per careers. Hamlet scored his 1,000th point as an Owl against game and had a team-high 6.8 rebounds. Smith holds a Pace on Nov. 28, while Langston eclipsed the mark at 3.72 cumulative grade point average and is a recreation and UMass-Lowell on Jan. 12. leisure major. A YEAR FOR MILESTONES... EXCELLING IN THE CLASSROOM While there is no question that the Owls have made Southern Connecticut had four student-athletes selected to considerable strides during Mike Donnelly’s three-year the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll tenure, the 2012-13 team achieved several key milestones: for their work in the classroom during the 2012-13 academic • The 17 wins were the most by a SCSU team since the 1999- year. 2000 team that won 25 games. The Owls had not won more than 14 games in a season since 2001-02. HAMLET FINISHES AMONG NCAA BLOCKS LEADERS • The win over Stonehill was the first for the Owls over the Trevon Hamlet finished the year ranked No. 10 in Division Skyhawks since the 2006-07 season. II blocks/game. Hamlet averaged 2.4 blocks per contest on • The win at Southern New Hampshire was the Owls’ first the year. win in Manchester in 14 years. • The win over Bentley was the first for the Owls since 1992. Bentley had won 17 straight in the series.

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THE STAT CREW SYSTEM Southern Connecticut State Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 04, 2013) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 17-10 8-5 8-5 1-0 CONFERENCE 14-8 7-4 7-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-2 1-1 1-1 1-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 05 Trevon Hamlet 27-27 902 33.4 175-349 .5 0 1 53-127 .4 1 7 78-100 .7 8 0 49 110 159 5.9 64 1 63 61 65 14 481 17.8 13 Greg Langston 27-27 907 33.6 162-341 .4 7 5 30-86 .3 4 9 85-121 .7 0 2 38 121 159 5.9 73 1 57 66 5 28 439 16.3 12 Tylon Smith 27-25 922 34.1 91-193 .4 7 2 11-34 .3 2 4 82-118 .6 9 5 41 143 184 6.8 51 0 107 73 4 38 275 10.2 24 Deshawn Murphy 27-11 620 23.0 84-221 .3 8 0 48-122 .3 9 3 27-43 .6 2 8 31 72 103 3.8 58 1 23 50 13 23 243 9.0 14 Luke Houston 27-26 802 29.7 73-187 .3 9 0 29-96 .3 0 2 37-51 .7 2 5 19 82 101 3.7 76 4 56 43 3 45 212 7.9 01 Rashamell Vereen 26-3 627 24.1 74-160 .4 6 3 9-40 .2 2 5 44-55 .8 0 0 13 55 68 2.6 43 1 49 32 1 31 201 7.7 15 Stefon Williams 27-12 524 19.4 60-132 .4 5 5 12-38 .3 1 6 20-30 .6 6 7 33 75 108 4.0 45 0 13 43 16 11 152 5.6 22 Jose Cruz 19-4 136 7.2 7-17 .4 1 2 0-0 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 2 20 22 1.2 16 0 3 10 4 4 16 0.8 50 Jack McCarthy 19-0 82 4.3 5-15 .3 3 3 0-1 .0 0 0 0-2 .0 0 0 6 9 15 0.8 14 0 1 5 1 0 10 0.5 02 Ryan Belote 2-0 3 1.5 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 50 54 104 6 Total...... 27 5525 731-1615 .4 5 3 192-544 .3 5 3 375-524 .7 1 6 282 741 1023 37.9 440 8 372 389 112 194 2029 75.1 Opponents...... 27 5525 692-1640 .4 2 2 175-514 .3 4 0 361-501 .7 2 1 282 694 976 36.1 476 - 374 374 82 197 1920 71.1

TEAM STATISTICS SCS OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2029 1920 # 11/10/12 vs Goldey-Beacom W 94-77 269 Points per game 75.1 71.1 11/11/12 at Bridgeport W 71-57 253 Scoring margin +4.0 - * 11/14/12 at ADE W 64-54 257 FIELD GOALS-ATT 731-1615 692-1640 * 11/20/12 ASSUMPTION L 67-80 325 Field goal pct .4 5 3 .4 2 2 * 11/28/12 at Pace W 84-75 284 3 POINT FG-ATT 192-544 175-514 * 12/1/12 AIC L o t 82-84 504 3-point FG pct .3 5 3 .3 4 0 * 12/4/12 LEMOYNE W 76-52 603 3-pt FG made per game 7.1 6.5 * 12/08/12 at New Haven L 67-72 561 FREE THROWS-ATT 375-524 361-501 12/15/12 CONCORDIA Wo2 99-94 427 Free throw pct .7 1 6 .7 2 1 12-19-12 BRIDGEPORT L o t 72-75 303 F-Throws made per game 13.9 13.4 * 01/05/13 at Saint Rose W 66-60 0 REBOUNDS 1023 976 * 01/09/13 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 68-65 402 Rebounds per game 37.9 36.1 * 01/12/13 at UMass Lowell L o t 94-98 93 Rebounding margin +1.7 - * 01/15/13 at Saint Michael's College W 60-56 312 ASSISTS 372 374 * 1/19/13 MERRIMACK W 73-69 732 Assists per game 13.8 13.9 * 1/23/13 SAINT ANSELM L 80-83 646 TURNOVERS 389 374 * 01/26/13 at Stonehill College W 77-74 676 Turnovers per game 14.4 13.9 * 01/29/13 at So. New Hampshire W 62-56 243 Turnover margin -0.6 - * 2/2/13 BENTLEY W 83-81 743 Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 1.0 * 02/06/13 at Assumption W 81-64 540 STEALS 194 197 * 2/10/13 SAINT ROSE W 78-60 256 Steals per game 7.2 7.3 * 02/12/13 PACE W 78-64 389 BLOCKS 112 82 * 02/16/13 at AIC L 73-74 117 Blocks per game 4.1 3.0 * 02/20/13 at LeMoyne L 60-81 410 ATTENDANCE 7025 4151 * 2/23/13 NEW HAVEN L 70-73 1053 Home games-Avg/Game 13-540 13-299 * 2/26/13 ADE W 70-57 642 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-269 03/03/13 at Franklin Pierce L 80-85 136

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Totals * - Conference game Southern Connecticut 958 1024 31 16 2029 Opponents 881 988 40 11 1920

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Aaron Davis Tim Greene Mike McCurdy Bobby Trimboli

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

Highest Scoring Average: Points 31.5, Don Perrelli, 1959-60 1,936, Rich Radicioni, 1985-87, 1988-90 Rebounds*: Scoring Average: 394, Dan Sackman, 1966-67 23.5, Don Perrelli Field Goals Attempted: Field Goals Made: 488, Michael Prim, 1985-86 735, Michael Prim, 1982-86 Field Goals Made: 3-Point Field Goals Made: 273, Michael Prim, 1985-86 221, T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: Free Throws Made: 180, Angelo Parenti, 1988-89 554, Rich Radicioni, 1985-87, 1988-90 3-Point Field Goals Made: Field Goal Percentage: 73, Angelo Parenti, 1988-89 .583, Jon Blandin, 1995-98 Free Throws Attempted: 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: 242, Nate Dickey, 1982-83 .412, T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 Free Throws Made: Free Throw Percentage: 168, Don Perrelli, 1959-60 .880, T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 Field Goal Percentage: Rebounds*: .643, Ktrice McNeill, 2007-08 1,120, Don Sackman, 1965-68 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: Assists: .461, David Grenade, 1998-99 410, Daryle Breland, 1976-80; T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 Free Throw Percentage: Blocks: .912, T.J. Trimboli, 1998-99 269, Aaron Davis, 1999-2003 Assists: Games Played: 176, Tim Greene, 1996-97 120, T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 Blocks: 103, Aaron Davis, 2002-03

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SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Points 46 – Don Perrelli vs. Bridgeport, 2/24/60 Roger Flaherty vs. Sacred Heart, 2/14/76 45 – Archie Tracy vs. Stonehill, 3/3/62 42 – Don Perrelli vs. Queens, 2/11/60 41 – Ilmar Tarikas vs. Central Connecticut, 3/1/72 40 – Don Perrelli vs. Quinnipiac, 2/18/60

Rebounds* 32 – Frank Morgillo vs. Hunter, 12/6/66 21 – Daryle Breland vs. Western Connecticut, 1/14/78 20 – Jon Greenland vs. Sacred Heart, 3/2/91

CAREER LEADERS

Points Rebounds* 1,936 – Rich Radicioni, 1985-87, 1988-90 1,120 – Dan Sackman, 1965-68 1,888 – Jerritt Lewis, 1994-98 1,042 – Daryle Breland, 1976-80 1,854 – Don Perrelli, 1956-60 1,013 – Frank Morgillo, 1966-69 1,805 – T.J. Trimboli, 1996-2000 919 – John Lavery, 1972-76 1,783 – David Grenade, 1998-2001 779 – Nate Dickey, 1980-84 1,773 – Michael Prim, 1982-86 763 – Rich Radicioni, 1985-87, 1988-90 1,507 – Paul “Topsy” DelGobbo, 1953-57 689 – Michael Prim, 1982-86 1,416 – Henry Moss, 1990-94 618 – Kieran Ramsey, 2008-12 1,396 – Trevon Hamlet, 2010-13 614 – Henry Moss, 1990-94 1,368 – Mike McCurdy, 2001-05 558 – Jon Blandin 1995-98 1,367 – Nate Dickey, 1980-84 524 – Ed McGoey, 1975-78 1,359 – Daryle Breland, 1976-80 * Rebound statistics available after 1961-62 1,287 – Kevin Connors, 1972-76 1,250 – Bill Fiske, 1966-69 1,240 – Archie Tracy, 1961-64 1,238 – Tony Gonzalez, 1980-82 1,237 – Greg Langston, 2010-present 1,200 – Bobby Trimboli, 1999-2003 1,176 – Jeff Buckson, 1982-85 1,112 – Frank Morgillo, 1966-69 1,090 – Ilmar Tarikas, 1969-72 1,059 – Angelo Parenti, 1987-89 1,057 – Russell Brown, 1981-83 1,027 – Dan Sackman, 1965-68 1,009 – John Lavery, 1972-76

The 1954-55 team, playing for what was then known as New Haven State Teachers College, qualified for the NAIA National Tournament.

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A Brown, Russell 1981-1983 Considine, Jim 1968-1971 E Abrams, Stu 1968-71 Brozek, Gregg 1996-1998 Cook, Bill Effort, Kimani 1993-1994 Acerra, Mike 1970-71 Brunetti, Nick Cook, Don 1952-1953 Egan, Larry Alston, Reggie 2002-04 Bryant, Helmut 1980-1981 Cooke, Jamal 2005-2006 Ellis, Morris 2002-2004 Alusitz, John 1951-1953 Bucchi, Phil 1989-1990 Cooper, Bruce 2003-2005 Ennis, Brandon 2009-2010 Alvitcz, John Bucci, Vin Coppen, Don 1966 Evans, Ernie 1997-1998 Amendola, Pasquale Buccini, Ralph Corbett, Derrick 2006-2009 Evora, Mike 1985-1986 Anderson, D. 1956-1957 Buchanon, Buck Cosic, Ante 2009-11 F Anello, Richard Bucknall, Al -1968 Crisafi, Ed Fagan, Kirk 1971-1972 Anello, Rick 1980-84 Buckson, Jeff 1982-1985 Crone, Leonard. 1955-1956 Farmer, Darian 1990-1992 Anzellotti, Brian 1992-94 Burke, Obert 1971-1972 Cruz, Jose 2011-Present Farragher, Barney 1984-1986 Arnone, Ralph 1951-1953 Burrell, Daren 1979-1982 Cruz, Leo 1981-1982 Farris, Mike 1972-1974 Arremony, Bob 1974-78 C Cruz, Tony 1966-1967 Fedina, Mike 1982-1984 Astrmaskas, Ron Cadiz, Will 1993-1995 Cumpstone, Will 1985-1987 Feliciano, Anthony 2002-2003 B Calderon D Fields, Ronald 1995-1996 Badger, Al 1955-1957, Callanan, Kyle 2011-2012 D’Ambrose, Fred 1955-1959 Fiske, Bill 1966-1969 1958-1959 Camara, C. 1957-1958 D’Ambrose, R. 1956-1957 Flaherty, Roger 1973-1976 Barbato, Joe Camp, W. 1953-1954, 1955-1957 D’Amico, Matt 1987-1990 Forlini, John Bardonek Canady, Sequan 2002-2003 Danko, David 1986-1987 Fredette, Jerry. 1956-1957 Barile, James 2001-2002 Canals, Jose 1991-1993 Davins, Gene 1956-1957 Freeman, Denis 1968-1969 Barker, Bill Canelli, Rudy 1957-1958 Davis, Aaron 1999-2003 Freeman, Dennis Basney, Alan 1957-1958 Carparelli, Nick Davis, Dallas 1993-1994 G Baukas, Chas Capello, Tom 1968 Davis, David 1979-1980 Gaetano, Joe Baysinger, Chuck 1986-1988 Capers, Albert 1983-1984 Davis, Jack 1957-1959 Gagliardi, Vincent 1951-1952 Bell, Preston 2007-2009 Carberry, Tobin 2009-2010 Davis, John 1980-1981 Gambino, Alex 2005-2006 Belle, Harold 1990-1992 Cardillo, Louis 1949-1952 Davis, Lorenzo 1997-1999 Gardenhire, Justin 2007-2009 Belote, Ryan 2011-12 Carfora, Joey 1982-1984 Davis, Tocari 2007-2008 Gardner, Tony 1974-1978 Benanto, Joe 1957-1959 Carning, John 1951-1952 Dawan-Abdullah, Bilal 2000-2001 Garibaldi, Bernard 1966-1968 Benton, Jamar 1998-1999 Carparelli, Nick -1967 DeCaprio Generali, Bob 1983-1984 Bernard, Stephen 2004-2005 Carter, Jermaine 1995-1997 DeCrescenzo, Joseph 1988-1989 Gholston, Mike 1979-1980 Bird, Johnnie 2009-2010 Carvalho, Adrian 2003-2004 DeCristoforo Gildea, Jim 1978-1979 Biskupiak, John Casella, Ernie 1948-1949 DeFrancesco 1950-1951 Gildea, John 1980-1982 Bitting, Tony 1990-1992 Castellon, Bill DeGrant, Ed 1969-1971 Gilroy, Jack 1951-1952 Blandin, Jon 1995-1998 Castellon, Ralph 1958-1959 DelGobbo, Paul 1953-1957 Gleason, Jim 1967-1970 Bloxsom, Jay 1984-1985 Catino, Paul 1967 Dellaporta, Frank 1966-1967 Goldman, Sam 1950-1951 Boose, Greg 2004-2007 Cavaliere, Joe 1980-1981 Dembinski, Bob 1970-1971 Gonzalez, Tony 1980-1982 Boretsky, Brian 1978-1979 Ceisler, Dave 1985-1986 DeNicola, Sal 1956-1957 Good, Pat 1989-1991 Bosley, Harry 1977-1980 Chagares, Constantine 1951-1952 Dickey, Carl 1982-1985 Graham, Gary 2005-2006 Bostick, John 1985-1987 Chagares, Gus 1948-1949 Dickey, Nate 1980-1984 Graham, John 1991-1995 Bowen, Tom 1952-1953 Chagares, William 1950-1952 Diffley, Kevin 2005-2007 Grant, Robert 1972-1973 Bowman, David 1973-1977 Chambers, Kendale 1990-1992 Dill, Frank 1972-1975 Greene, Tim 1995-1997 Boyce, Leon 1988-1989 Chapman, Clyde 2009-2010 DiStasi, Eric 2001-2005 Greenfield, Jonathan 1990-1992 Boyd, Tom 1976-1978 Chevalier, Julio 2002-2003 Domino, Ralph 1948-1950 Grenade, David 1998-2002 Bradley, Doug Childs, Ahmed 1992-1993 Dorso, Jason 1990-1991 Groski, Joe 2010-2012 Bradley, Greg 1969-1971 Cineas, Jerry 2005-2006 Doss, Rob 2000-2002 Gwathney, Troy 1984-1985 Branco, Joe 2001-2005 Claiborne, Tim 1967-1968 Dottin, David 1979-1980 H Breland, Byron 1974-1978 Clark, Kevin 2011-2012 Duff, Gregory 1989-1990 Hackett, Jim 1967-1969 Breland, Daryl 1976-1980 Commane, Mike 2003-2004 Duncan, Stephen 1990-1993 Hallberg, Richard 1973-1975 Breuler, Bob 1966-1967 Conlan, Ronadl 1972-1973 Dunn, William 1951-1952 Hallgren, Wyatt 1993-1995 Breuler, Don 1967-1969 Conlin, John 1979-1983 Dunne, Jeffe 1966-1967 Hamill, Mike 1968-1969 Bromfield, Lloyd 1994-1998 Connearney, Chris 1987-1988 Duran, Zack 1978-1979 Hamlet, Trevon 2010-13 Brown, Ernie 2003-2005 Connors, Kevin 1972-1976 Hamm, Art 1966-1967

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Hardison, George 1997-1999 K Maness, Ron 1980-1981 Muir, Brian 1993-1995 Hargett, Jesse 1968-1969 Kaczynski, Ted 1969-1972 Marlborough, Tom Mungo, Derrick 1993-1994 Harris, Chris 2008-2012 Kalwara, Mike 1992-1993 Martin, Aaron 1988-1990 Murphy, Deshawn 2012-Present Harris, Kelvin 1979-1980 Kane, Bob 1952-1953 Mastrianni, Mike 1978-1979 Murphy, J. 1955-1956 Harris, Trevor 2006-2008 Kapral, Jim 1971-1974 Matthews, Larry 1966 Murrell, Frank 1967-1969 Harrison, Lenzie 2010-12 Karkut, Dupe 1949-1950 Mayo, Will 1990-1993 N Harry, Trevor 2000-2002 Karkut, Norm 1948-1950 Mazzarella, John 2006-2010 Nappo, Joe 1989-1990 Hartung, Fred Karpinski, Al 1950-1953 McAlpine, Bob 1956-1959 Narracci, Tom Hayes, Bruce 1951-1953 Karpinski, Gene 1948-1950 McCarter, Chazz 2010-2011 Neitlich, Jerry Hayes, J. 1957-1958 Kelley, Joseph 1971-1975 McCarthy, Jack 2012-Present Netinho, Dave 1968-1971 Hazzard Key, Antwoine 2001-2003 McCurdy, Mike 2001-2005 New, John 1988-1989 Heffernan, Tim 1975-1977 Keys, LeTerrence 1994-1996 McDarby, Pat Noonan, Bob Henderson, Tyree 1998-1999 Kimbrough, Jeff 1989-1993 McDermott, Tom 1966-1967 Norcross, Don Herman, Jonathan 1998-1999 Kingsley, Dave 1970-1971 McDonald, Brian 1987-1988 O Hickey, Jeff 1977-1978 Knouse, F. 1956-1957 McGoey, Ed 1975-1978 O’Connell, Jeff -1968 Hidek, Ed 1966-1967 Kocsis, Ralph 1981-1983 McKenna, Kevin 1966-1967 O’Donnell, Bill Hidek, Mike Kos, Zoran 1998-2002 McLachlan, Stan Oboyski, Pete Hines, Bernard 1986-1987 Kretz, Bill 2000-2002 McLeod, Noel Ogle, Joe 1948-1950 Hines, Joe 1985-1988 Kuliga, Mitch McMahon, Bill 1950-1951 Ollivierre, Jason 2000-2001 Hipsky, Brian 1989-1990 Kurban, Bob McMichael, Carl 1975-1977 Orazetti, Olympia 1957-1959 Hocanson L McNamara, Leo 1950-1951 Ott, Eric 1951-1952 Hofer, Fran 1971-1972 LaBlanc, Henry McNeill, Ktrice 2005-2008 Owens, Devron 1992-1993 Hogan, Ted 1950-1954 LaBreche, Bob 1957-1959 McPherson, Norbert 1998-2000 P Holchok, D. 1955-1957 Lampe, Bill 1948-1949 Mervien, H. 1957-1958 Palluzzi, Jake 1978-1982 Hollis, James 1989-1990 Langston, Dominique 2011-12 Michaels, Chris 1982-1983 Palmer, John 1974-1975 Houston, Luke 2011-Present Langston, Greg 2010-Present Michalik, Tomas 2006-2007 Parente, R. 1957-1958 Howard, Al 1979-1981 Large, Fred 1966 Middleton, Glen 1993-1994 Parenti, Angelo 1987-1989 Hrbek, Charles 1974-1975 Lavery, John 1972-1976 Mik, John 1988-1989 Parenti, Mike 1989-1993 Hudson, Cory 2005-2006 Lawrence, D. 1956-1957 Milici, Roger Parker, Bill Hunt, Tim Leahey, Gordon Miljanic, Danilo 1999-2001 Payton, Ben 1980-1983 I Lee, Walter 1948-1949 Miller, Charles 1972-1973 Perelli, Don 1957-1959 Inglese, Leon 1952-1954 Leventhal, Bart Miller, Danny 2005-2007 Perillo, Jim Inglese, Vincent 1950-1952 Levesh, Fred Miller, Darcy 1986-1988 Perkins, Wes Isaacson, P.J. 2003-2006 Lewis, Jeritt 1994-1998 Miller, John 1970-1972 Persky, Bob 1952-1953 Ivey, John 1970-1973 Little, Malik 1999-2000 Milone, Rob 1981-1982 Persky, R. 1955-1956 Iyamu-Osagie, Rene 2001-2002 Livieri, M. 1955-1956 Mims, Alphonso 1986-1988 Petrafesa, Angie 1955-1957 Iyamu-Osagie, Sasha 2000-2002 Lockrow, Bob 1948-1949 Moffatt, Devon 2007-2008 Pidgeon, Bill Izzo, Paul 2003-2005 Lombardo, Ken 1957-1959 Moffett, Peter 1977-1980 Pillchowski, Bernie 1951-1954 J Long, Lance 2007-2011 Moget, Michael 1951-1952 Piscatelli, Carl 1993-1995 Jackson, Demetrius 2010-2011 Lopes, Tiny Molloy, Bob 1978-1979 Piscitelli, Merlin 1991-1993 Jackson, Thomas 1969-1970 Losi, Mario 1949-1953 Montague, Homer 1951-1952 Pitt, Cedric 1993-1995 Jefferson, Kelvin 1992-1995 Lucas, Joe 1983-1986 Moonan, Bob 1974-1976 Platt, Tom 1996-2000 Jeneczek, Joe Luzzi, Michael 2004-2005 Moore, Charles 1978-1979 Plummer, Phil 1996-1998 Jessey, Fran 1950-1951 Lyons, Jim Moore, Eric 1998-2001 Pollard, Glenn 1968-1970 Johnson, Bill M Moore, Kevin 1979-1980 Poreman, Mark 1984-1985 Johnson, Greg 1987-1989 Mackey, Wayne 1988-1990 Morales, Andres 1990-1991 Porto Johnson, Tom 1956-1959 Mackno, Glenn 1974-1978 Moreland, Morris 1969-1971 Prim, Michael 1982-1986 Johnson, Vonsell 1990-1993 MacLachlan, Stan 1974-1976 Morgan, Bill 1970-1972 Proto, Ralph 1972-1973 Jones, Andy 1987-1988 Maddox, Gerrod 1992-1993 Morgillo, Frank 1966-1969 Prout 1950-1951 Jones, Daryl 1977-1978 Magut Moriarty, Jim 1973-1974 Puzyck, Stan 1952-1953 Jones, Robbie 1987-1988 Mahon, Ray 1966 Morrell, Frank Jones, Terron 2004-2009 Mahon, Sean 1991-1993 Morton, Tarae 1998-2000 Jones, Will 2003-2004 Malcolm, Owen 1995-1997 Moss, Henry 1990-1994 26 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide ALL-TIME ROSTER

Q Singleton, Dan 1995-1999 Watts, Greg 1994-1996 *Information available from media Quimby, Sam 1973-1975 Sipay, Ed 1951-1954 Webber, Robert 1976-1977 guides and yearbooks. Quimet, Al 1966-1967 Sixsmith, Chris 1987-1989 Wells, David R Smalls, Derwin 1983-1984 Whitbread, Bob 1948-1949 Please contact Michael Radicioni, Rich 1985-1990 Smith, Jaques 1985-1986 White, Joe 1956-1957 Kobylanski, Associate Director of Ramsey, Kieran 2008-2012 Smith, Ken White, Ray 1974-1975 Athletics/Communications with Raniewicz, Joe 1994-1996 Smith, Scott 1993-1994 Wilborn, Anthony 1986-1987 any additions or corrections at Reardon, Brian 1967-1968 Smith, Terry 1990-1992 Wilkins, Derek 1983-1984 [email protected] Reddington, Sean 1990-1992 Smith, Tylon 2011-Present Williams, Jake 1994-1995 Reilly, John Soper, Dick 1951-1953 Williams, Rutheven 1993-1994 Richard, Ryan 1988-1989 Spazinai, Gene 1948-1949 Williams, Scott 2000-2001 Rispoli, Gary Splain, Bob Williams, Stefon 2012-Present Rivers, Richard 1997-1998 Staron, Ed 1983-1986 Williamson, Dexton 2009-2011 Robinson, James 1993-1994 Stevenson, Eric 1984-1986 Wilson, Shawn 1998-1999 Robustelli, Tom Stone, Paul 1974-1977 Woods, Barry 1996-1998 Rogers, Roy 1986-1987 Suelnys Worthington, Wes 1948-1950 Roohr, Damien 1977-1979 Sullivan, Devon 2005-2008 Wright, D. 1955-1957 Rountree, Terry 1993-1995 Sullivan, Don Wright, Rob 2000-2004 Rourke, Jim 1989-1992 Sully Y Ruotolo, Anthony 1951-1952 Summers, Deshawn 2005-2007 Yacenda, Mike 2004-2006 Russo, John 1952-1953 Svelnys, Algis 1957-1959 Z S Switaj, F. 1955-1956 Zalaski, Walt -1967 Sackman, Dan 1966-1968 Switchenko, John Zito, Andrew 2007-2011 Sacramone, Tommy 1955-1957 T Saffo, Frank Tarikas, Ilmar 1969-1972 Saffo, John 1955-1958 Teeling, Richard 1966-1968 Sagnella, Silvio 1952-1953 Thompson, Robbie 1995-1997 Salvo, S. 1957-1958 Toplisky, Victor 1948-1952 Samuelson, F. 1950-1951 Torruella, Edward 1987-1988 Samuelson, Frank 1974-1976 Tracy, Archie Samuelson, William 1950-1951 Triller, Bill 1972-1974 Santacroce, Frank 1948-1949 Trimboli, Bobby 1999-2003 Satchell, Larnel 1989-1990 Trimboli, T.J. 1996-2000 Savino, Dom Tullo Savo, Sal 1958-1959 Turner, Terrell 1994-1996 Scafariello, S. 1955-1957 Tuzzeo, Chris 1995-1996 Schmidt, Jack 1948-1950 Tvardsik, Dave 2003-2004 Schneller, John 1979-1980 Tyburski, Edward 1951-1952 Scurry, John 2010-2011 V Seaferiella, Sal Valentin, Philippe 1988-1992 Semple, Stuart 1951-1952 Valentini, Sergio 1985-1989 Serratore, Fran 1968-1970 Van Nes, Lucas 2012-Present Sewell, Andy 1980-1981 Van Norden, Allen 1999-2001 Shanley, Jim 1952-1954 Vanacore, Mike 1950-1951 Shannon, Keith 1970-1973 Vartelas, Ted 1949-1951 Shaw, Sammie 1981-1983 Vereen, Rashamell 2011-13 Sheeley, Bob 1966 Verhoosky, Mike 1967-1969 Sheeley, Scott 1986-1988 Vukmanovich, Mike 2002-05 Shepard, James 1971-1972 W Shields, Bill 1950-1951 Walker, Ed 1984-1985 Shortell, P.J. 1976-1980 Walsh, Bill 1996-1999 Simek, Peter 2007-2008 Walsh, Donald 1951-1952 Mike McCurdy Simpson, Dwayne 1995-1999 Watson, Eli

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2012-13 (17-10) 2010-11 (12-15) 2008-09 (2-25) 2006-07 (7-20) vs. Goldey-Beacom W, 99-77 Chestnut Hill W 77-57 Bridgeport L 70-84 St. Anselm L 61-85 at Bridgeport W, 71-57 Bridgeport W 59-56 NYIT L 49-90 Bentley L 61-78 at Adelphi W, 64-54 Le Moyne W 76-58 St. Michael’s L 73-81 Merrimack L 77-84 Assumption L, 80-67 Pace W 82-66 St. Rose L 51-67 Le Moyne W 64-60 at Pace W, 84-75 American International L 73-82 Pace L 69-70 St. Michael’s L 82-94 AIC L, 84-82 (OT) Adelphi W 68-52 New Haven L 44-59 UMass Lowell W 72-69 (OT) Le Moyne W, 76-52 St. Rose W 85-83 St. Anselm L 46-48 American International L 81-89 (OT) at New Haven L, 72-67 Assumption W 102-97 (2OT) Stonehill L 58-62 St. Rose L 66-80 Concordia W, 99-94 (2OT) Southern New Hampshire L 70-62 New Haven L 51-64 C.W. Post L 48-56 Bridgeport L, 75-72 (OT) St. Thomas Aquinas W 78-57 Dowling W 58-53 Georgia Southwestern L 72-74 at St. Rose W, 66-60 New Haven L 54-57 Assumption L 54-68 Nyack W 72-70 Franklin Pierce W, 68-65 Stonehill L 56-71 American International L 45-61 Bentley L 58-81 at UMass-Lowell L, 98-94 Bentley L 63-79 Southern New Hampshire L 50-66 Franklin Pierce L 79-87 at St. Michael’s W, 60-56 St. Michael’s L 43-62 Franklin Pierce L 60-68 Pace L 82-84 (OT) Merrimack W, 73-69 Franklin Pierce W 84-75 UMass Lowell L 73-83 Le Moyne L 60-89 St. Anselm L, 83-80 St. Anselm L 81-92 Merrimack L 60-72 American International L 69-75 at Stonehill W, 77-74 Southern New Hampshire L 60-82 Bentley L 53-79 Concordia W 74-56 at SNHU W, 62-65 Merrimack W 68-66 Felician L 86-87 (OT) Assumption L 75-78 Bentley W, 83-81 UMass Lowell L 54-83 St. Rose L 58-56 Stonehill W 76-73 at Assumption W, 81-64 Le Moyne L 57-67 Pace L 57-58 Southern New Hampshire L 54-62 St. Rose W, 78-60 New Haven W 75-57 St. Anselm L 68-72 St. Rose L 78-86 Pace W, 78-64 Pace W 63-53 Le Moyne L 43-76 Merrimack W 73-57 at AIC L, 74-73 American International L 55-70 St. Michael’s W 65-64 (OT) St. Michael’s W 77-75 at Le Moyne L, 81-60 Adelphi L 68-85 Stonehill L 50-70 Dominican L 69-84 New Haven L, 73-70 St. Rose L. 75-86 Bentley L 56-64 Pace L 82-88 Adelphi W, 70-57 Assumption L 73-76 Merrimack L 61-87 Bryant L 72-78 at Franklin Pierce L, 85-80 Adelphi L 70-79 Le Moyne L 71-75 UMass Lowell L 76-92 (NE-10) 2009-10 (2-25) 2007-08 (7-20) 2005-06 (5-22) 2011-12 (14-13) Felician L 72-89 St. Anselm L 80-88 Franklin Pierce L 57-67 Post W, 84-64 Le Moyne L 64-88 Bentley L 53-92 American International L 68-75 Bridgeport L, 69-80 NYIT L 70-82 New Haven W 76-74 Assumption W 69-68 Adelphi W, 77-67 Bridgeport L 59-82 Le Moyne L 68-88 Bryant L 58-69 Assumption L, 78-92 Pace L 70-83 St. Michael’s L 79-85 Dowling W 49-46 Saint Rose W, 86-71 American International L 50-62 UMass Lowell L 78-81 (OT) St. Anselm L 61-88 Pace W, 64-57 Adelphi W 60-57 American International L 61-79 Barry W 56-55 AIC L, 73-76 St. Rose L 50-65 Felician L 74-75 Lynn L 58-88 Le Moyne W, 72-69 Assumption L 72-95 Dominican W 89-70 Southern New Hampshire L 59-72 New Haven L, 53-61 Southern New Hampshire L 60-68 Dowling W 78-64 UMass Lowell L 64-86 Conordia W, 94-81 Dowling W 58-56 Franklin Pierce W 72-70 Pace L 61-66 Bridgeport L, 68-81 New Haven L 58-63 Pace L 73-85 St. Rose L 76-97 Franklin Pierce L, 72-93 Stonehill L 55-70 Le Moyne L 59-65 C.W. Post W 66-44 UMass-Lowell L, 83-89 Bentley L 58-81 American International W 76-62 Franklin Pierce L 63-67 (OT) Saint Michael’s L, 104-109 St. Michael’s L 76-78 Nyack W 79-71 Southern New Hampshire L 70-79 (4OT) Franklin Pierce L 61-81 Assumption L 62-96 UMass Lowell L 53-70 Merrimack W, 60-57 St. Anselm L 53-75 Stonehill L 65-69 American International L 53-55 Saint Anselm W, 74-70 Southern New Hampshire L 52-73 Merrimack L 57-61 Assumption W 64-62 Stonehill L, 58-81 Merrimack L 51-81 Southern New Hampshire L 65-75 Bryant L 50-79 SNHU L, 67-69 UMass Lowell L 54-73 St. Rose L 82-84 Stonehill L 55-68 Bentley L, 75-80 Le Moyne L 64-67 Merrimack L 74-85 Bentley L 50-61 Assumption W, 82-65 New Haven L 47-62 St. Michael’s L 54-58 Merrimack L 92-102 (OT) Saint Rose W, 80-71 Pace L 67-76 Pace L 73-81 (OT) C.W. Post L 57-97 Pace L, 62-83 American International L 58-72 Bryant L 57-74 Pace L 66-73 AIC W, 72-60 Adelphi L 45-62 UMass Lowell W 61-43 St. Rose L 50-65 Le Moyne W, 76-69 St. Rose L 71-87 St. Rose L 72-87 St. Michael’s L 81-93 (OT) New Haven W, 66-51 Assumption L 71-85 Bentley L 64-95 Le Moyne L 46-75 Adelphi W, 76-65 UMass-Lowell (NE-10)L, 68-86

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2004-05 (6-21) 2002-03 (9-18) 2000-01 (14-13) 1998-99 (14-14) Southern New Hampshire L 64-79 Felician W 70-63 New Hampshire College L 74-77 Lynn L 77-94 Franklin Pierce L 51-68 Bowie L 63-76 Franklin Pierce W 78-65 Assumption L 73-85 American International L 63-78 St. Michael’s W 65-64 American International L 63-95 American International W 82-65 Assumption W 79-72 St. Rose L 68-72 Assumption L 79-86 Millersville L 57-61 Bryant L 55-82 Pace L 68-73 Bryant L 49-60 Bridgeport W 84-80 (OT) Dowling W 86-70 Southampton W 88-77 (OT) UMass Lowell L 46-70 Albany L 69-73 C.W. Post W 75-72 Bryant L 60-66 Benedict W 81-77 Stony Brook L 54-71 NYIT L 66-72 St. Anselm L 80-82 Winston-Salem L 62-79 St. Michael’s W 65-63 UMass Lowell L 59-79 Assumption W 83-79 Pace W 80-64 Bloomsburg L 49-72 Southampton L 75-80 American International W 57-47 St. Rose W 70-61 C.W. Post W 78-65 Pace L 65-85 Southern New Hampshire L 68-75 Franklin Pierce L 78-85 Millersville L 51-52 St. Rose L 70-77 Franklin Pierce L 60-71 New Hampshire College W 82-79 Franklin Pierce L 61-73 St. Anselm L 79-95 UMass Lowell L 52-72 UMass Lowell W 62-56 (OT) UMass Lowell W 77-60 Franklin Pierce L 57-79 New Haven L 56-59 American International W 70-65 Sacred Heart W 70-63 Southern New Hampshire L 68-78 Merrimack W 79-65 Assumption W 79-75 New Hampshire College L 67-74 UMass Lowell L 53-76 Bentley L 76-89 Bryant W 72-61 Binghamton W 79-75 American International W 67-57 Stonehill W 63-57 Stonehill W 75-55 Stony Brook L 68-72 Assumption L 68-71 St. Rose W 83-58 Bentley L 77-87 Albany L 64-76 Bryant L 47-80 Pace L 74-85 Merrimack W 83-68 New Haven W 81-65 Stonehill L 60-68 C.W. Post L 58-82 New Haven W 99-63 Franklin Pierce L 60-62 Bentley L 38-57 St. Anselm L 60-93 Pace L 123-124 (3OT) Bridgeport W 85-67 Merrimack L 64-74 Le Moyne L 66-74 New Haven W 99-93 (2OT) New Hampshire College W 82-74 Pace L 51-63 St. Michael’s L 76-82 St. Rose L 60-69 Binghamton W 83-74 Dominican W 67-63 Stonehill L 66-69 St. Michael’s L 93-101 (OT) Sacred Heart W 71-69 St. Rose L 64-75 Bentley L 64-74 St. Anselm L 80-91 UMass Lowell W 69-60 St. Michael’s W 84-74 Merrimack L 74-83 Le Moyne W 80-66 New Haven L 72-77 Le Moyne L 69-82 Le Moyne W 91-75 Merrimack L 56-79 New Haven W 66-57 Franklin Pierce L 62-63 2003-04 (5-21) 2001-02 (14-13) 1999-2000 (25-4) New Haven L 42-68 Southampton W 85-63 Millersville W 75-73 (OT) 1997-98 (18-13) St. Anselm L 50-80 Southern New Hampshire W 83-78 St. Rose W 81-72 Edinboro L 77-88 St. Michael’s W 65-62 Bloomfield L 71-78 American International W 71-57 Wheeling Jesuit W 81-69 St. Rose L 72-83 SUNY Farmingdale W 89-68 UMass Lowell W 73-68 Central Oklahoma L 112-131 Pace L 59-96 American International L 65-68 East Stroudsburg W 79-56 NYIT W 91-76 East Stroudsburg L 60-68 Franklin Pierce L 69-76 Pittsburgh-Johnstown L 74-75 Merrimack L 57-73 Sheperd College L 51-58 Assumption L 69-76 Bridgeport W 110-61 Bridgeport W 86-63 Bryant L 50-94 Bryant W 75-66 Franklin Pierce L 78-80 (OT) Assumption W 75-72 Dowling L 81-96 UMass Lowell L 36-69 C.W. Post W 84-75 Albany W 84-75 (OT) Assumption W 71-63 Assumption L 63-73 Binghamton W 79-62 Sacred Heart W 85-74 American International L 51-55 Pace L 85-99 Felician W 84-55 Stony Brook L 65-70 Southern New Hampshire L 61-74 St. Rose W 78-66 New Haven W 81-53 American International W 61-60 (OT) Franklin Pierce W 82-73 Franklin Pierce L 50-82 Teikyo Post W 83-76 C.W. Post W 82-57 UMass Lowell L 58-75 Southern New Hampshire W 75-72 UMass Lowell W 64-41 UMass Lowell W 72-63 Merrimack L 60-84 UMass Lowell L 68-71 (OT) Assumption W 80-60 Sacred Heart L 79-87 Bentley L 61-74 American International W 66-53 Bridgeport W 90-75 Elon L 61-64 Stonehill L 56-79 Bryant W 73-71 Franklin Pierce W 85-76 Point Park W 68-56 St. Rose L 66-100 Stonehill W 66-50 Teikyo Post W 72-67 New Hampshire College W 85-62 Pace L 48-69 Bentley L 67-79 New Haven W 71-70 UMass Lowell W 72-62 C.W. Post L 55-62 Merrimack W 80-61 Millersville W 81-64 Albany L 66-80 St. Anselm L 72-101 New Haven W 77-71 New Hampshire College L 66-70 Franklin Pierce W 78-64 Le Moyne W 69-57 Pace W 76-72 Bloomfield W 86-73 St. Rose L 58-75 St. Michael’s L 75-85 St. Rose L 80-83 Felician W 100-70 New Haven W 72-62 Stonehill L 72-89 St. Michael’s W 72-65 Binghamton W 78-75 UMass Lowell L 80-83 Bentley L 78-116 St. Anselm L 45-103 New Hampshire College W 77-72 Bridgeport W 78-52 Merrimack W 74-71 Le Moyne W 93-81 Franklin Pierce W 80-62 Sacred Heart W 83-70 American International L 51-73 UMass Lowell W 56-51 New Hampshire College L 88-89 (OT) St. Anselm L 70-83 Stony Brook L 71-77 Franklin Pierce L 70-77 New Haven W 85-73 Bridgeport W 93-44 New Hampshire College L 77-79 (OT) www.southernctowls.com 29 ALL-TIME RESULTS

1996-97 (28-4) New Haven W 69-65 1992-93 (14-14) Bridgeport L 67-97 Teikyo Post W 106-69 Sacred Heart W 82-69 American International L 95-107 Millersville L 99-109 American International W 62-60 Franklin Pierce W 90-84 Springfield W 78-66 Queens W 84-66 Le Moyne College L 73-73 Stonehill W 92-90 1990-91 (15-13) Keene State W 88-57 Charleston (WV) W 71-70 Quinnipiac W 72-71 Quinnipiac W 92-60 1994-95 (13-14) California L 71-96 Stonehill L 88-101 Stonehill W 85-74 Stonehill L 66-69 Bentley W 97-93 Springfield L 63-82 C.W. Post W 66-64 Assumption W 80-78 Adelphi W 78-71 Bryant L 64-78 Pace L 96-100 (4OT) American International W 97-86 (2OT) Bryant L 87-88 Southampton W 76-64 Plymouth State W 97-70 Bentley L 77-80 (OT) St. Anselm L 76-93 Bentley W 73-66 New Hampshire College W 88-72 Quinnipiac L 103-105 (3OT) Keene State L 90-98 American International L 86-89 (OT) New Haven W 91-74 Tufts W 76-61 New Hampshire College L 68-95 Mercy W 87-61 Sacred Heart W 75-69 Bryant W 84-68 Franklin Pierce L 57-82 St. Michael’s L 80-83 (OT) Albany W 67-60 Central State (Ohio) W 81-66 UMass Lowell L 72-80 Castleton State W 95-62 UMass Lowell W 72-61 Clarion (Pa.) L 62-65 Sacred Heart W 83-80 New Hampshire College L 88-92 (OT) Stony Brook W 82-61 St. Michael’s L 73-89 Le Moyne W 78-75 Franklin Pierce L 65-68 Franklin Pierce W 72-54 Franklin Pierce W 63-61 New Haven W 91-82 Concordia W 108-75 UMass Lowell W 75-69 UMass Lowell L 66-69 UMass Lowell W 84-74 Sacred Heart W 89-78 Bridgeport W 77-68 Sacred Heart W 76-67 Franklin Pierce L 75-81 Keene State W 69-61 New Haven W 98-74 Le Moyne L 63-72 Keene State W 96-90 New Haven L 70-76 Franklin Pierce L 72-54 Keene State W 87-80 Sacred Heart W 78-74 UMass Lowell W 63-62 Sacred Heart W 93-88 (OT) New Haven L 69-74 NYIT W 107-82 Bridgeport L 87-98 Keene State W 81-55 UMass Lowell W 77-65 New Hampshire College L 56-72 Franklin Pierce W 94-63 Stony Brook W 65-52 Le Moyne W 86-85 Teikyo Post W 103-96 East Stroudsburg L 81-96 New Hampshire College L 80-81 Bridgeport L 79-91 Quinnipiac W 74-73 Sacred Heart W 60-58 Bridgeport W 93-45 Franklin Pierce L 52-86 New Haven L 83-96 Keene State W 82-77 Albany W 85-78 Keene State W 82-75 Le Moyne L 70-80 Teikyo Post W 98-65 Stony Brook W 80-69 Sacred Heart L 73-88 UMass Lowell L 61-77 Bridgeport L 72-86 Sacred Heart W 82-79 New Hampshire College L 62-86 St. Rose L 82-101 UMass Lowell W 73-66 UMass Lowell W 91-56 New Haven W 75-73 New Hampshire College W 74-71 St. Rose W 83-80 Le Moyne L 76-102 1991-92 (20-11) New Haven L 77-78 New Hampshire College W 80-61 Quinnipiac W 93-85 Sacred Heart L 63-87 Cal State Bakersfield L 62-65 1993-94 (13-13) Springfield W 92-63 Springfield L 72-84 Stonehill W 80-77 1989-90 (8-22) 1995-96 (17-11) American International L 84-109 American International L 70-77 Quinnipiac L 70-75 St. Michael’s L 72-74 St. Anselm W 80-77 Bryant W 80-54 Olivet Nazarene L 73-85 Merrimack W 79-70 Bentley L 84-90 Bentley L 79-93 Union (Tenn.) L 74-93 Quinnipiac L 75-86 Quinnipiac W 79-73 Adelphi W 78-66 Springfield W 79-76 American International W 78-48 Bryant L 85-88 Cal State LA L 68-73 (OT) Bryant W 83-65 Le Moyne L 70-73 Ripon W 87-81 Cal Poly Pomona L 67-72 Southampton W 97-83 Albany L 75-81 New England College W 117-74 CSU Northridge L 62-92 Bentley W 80-78 Bentley L 96-103 Franklin Pierce L 91-100 New Hampshire College L 74-85 American International W 70-68 Bridgeport W 79-70 UMass Lowell W 76-74 Franklin Pierce W 70-61 New Hampshire College L 77-93 Sacred Heart L 68-73 Sacred Heart W 87-65 Southampton W 95-60 Stonehill L 92-94 (OT) Rutgers L 108-56 Le Moyne W 73-72 Sacred Heart W 80-78 Connecticut L 37-100 Keene State W 83-53 Keene State W 93-67 Keene State W 63-44 Chaminade L 58-65 Franklin Pierce L 65-85 New Haven L 63-67 St. Thomas Aquinas W 69-58 East Stroudsburg W 100-86 (OT) Albany W 86-62 UMass Lowell L 51-64 New Haven W 84-82 Hawaii Pacific L 68-87 New Hampshire College L 70-79 Bridgeport W 96-94 UMass Lowell W 70-63 Brigham Young (Hawaii) L 69-81 UMass Lowell W 66-51 Franklin Pierce L 76-90 Bridgeport L 96-110 Franklin Pierce L 71-78 Sacred Heart W 70-69 Keene State W 105-77 Franklin Pierce W 80-67 Sacred Heart L 75-77 Stony Brook W 78-57 Sacred Heart L 76-80 Teikyo Post W 107-87 Keene State L 68-74 Bridgeport W 83-67 New Hampshire College L 72-96 Sacred Heart W 88-78 New Haven L 68-69 Le Moyne L 58-63 New Haven L 64-68 Keene State W 83-70 UMass Lowell W 68-63 UMass Lowell W 86-7 Le Moyne W 75-66 Bridgeport W 82-81 Bridgeport L 70-78 New Hampshire College W 78-64 Sacred Heart W 75-62 UMass Lowell L 71-82 Franklin Pierce L 53-67 New Haven L 76-78 New Hampshire College L 73-102 New Haven W 102-83 Sacred Heart L 76-82 Franklin Pierce L 62-68 New Hampshire College L 86-102 Keene State L 74-75 (2OT) Keene State W 110-84 New Haven W 94-82 (OT) Concordia W 84-75 Stony Brook W 61-47 New Hampshire College W 79-72 Bridgeport L 72-78

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UMass Lowell L 56-60 UMass Lowell L 66-86 East Nazarene W 91-68 Quinnipiac W 65-61 New Hampshire College L 76-91 Keene State W 80-79 Bridgeport W 77-59 Central Connecticut L 58-73 New Haven L 86-97 Bridgeport L 70-89 New Hampshire College L 69-70 Bridgeport L 58-82 Sacred Heart L 66-76 1982-83 (23-9) 1984-85 (12-16) Kings W 66-64 1988-89 (9-19) 1986-87 (3-25) American International L 68-81 East Stroudsburg W 79-56 Quinnipiac L 77-82 Huntsville L 55-72 Georgetown L 46-80 American International L 74-85 Massachusetts L 61-84 Bradford L 69-71 Springfield W 61-55 Hartford W 77-69 Springfield L 85-87 Springfield L 74-78 Bryant W 68-49 Springfield W 63-50 Bryant W 67-59 Bryant L 57-69 Southampton W 83-79 Bryant L 73-89 Southampton W 69-63 Dowling L 59-79 Jersey City W 79-66 UMass Lowell W 65-59 Bentley L 82-93 Bentley L 56-69 Bentley L 50-65 Southampton W 80-71 American International W 92-85 American International L 62-73 UMBC W 73-69 Western Connecticut W 72-49 Stonehill L 91-94 Stonehill L 92-108 Coppin L 97-99 (4OT) Merrimack W 82-74 New Hampshire College L 68-82 New Hampshire College L 70-109 Dowling W 60-56 New Hampshire College W 90-68 Franklin Pierce W 81-77 Southampton forfeit Quinnipiac L 88-101 New Haven W 64-59 Mercy W 88-86 Sacred Heart L 59-80 New Hampshire College L 88-93 Westfield State W 88-75 Sacred Heart L 70-87 New Haven L 60-74 Central Connecticut W 84-80 Eastern Connecticut W 57-47 Keene State L 77-87 Keene State L 72-95 New Haven L 62-63 Bridgeport W 83-76 (OT) Dowling L 72-99 Roger Williams W 61-53 Keene State W 81-65 Sacred Heart L 57-67 New Haven L 63-72 Bridgeport L 64-69 Sacred Heart L 73-80 UMass Lowell W 68-63 UMass Lowell L 75-78 Quinnipiac L 63-83 Western Connecticut W 71-54 New Haven L 74-84 East Stroudsburg W 82-76 UMass Lowell L 73-87 Bridgeport L 54-88 Concordia L 71-76 Bridgeport L 73-92 Iona L 67-88 Quinnipiac L 80-81 Keene State W 102-88 Franklin Pierce W 72-67 East Nazarene L 59-61 UMass Lowell W 67-65 (OT) Sacred Heart W 54-52 Sacred Heart L 65-72 New Hampshire College L 62-75 New Hampshire College L 73-85 Bridgeport W 69-57 Eastern Nazarene W 99-69 New Haven L 59-66 New Haven W 69-66 Central Connecticut L 54-57 Keene State L 60-72 Sacred Heart L 63-85 Sacred Heart L 64-66 Quinnipiac W 69-60 Concordia W 99-81 Merrimack W 59-58 UMass Lowell L 62-66 Stonehill W 78-65 Bridgeport L 56-91 UMass Lowell L 51-63 Stonehill W 82-79 (OT) Quinnipiac W 72-70 UMass Lowell L 61-62 Quinnipiac W 76-75 Central Connecticut L 62-83 New Hampshire College W 94-91 New Hampshire College L 76-96 Keene State L 51-91 Bridgeport L 72-85 UMass Lowell W 101-80 New Haven L 90-104 Bridgeport L 64-73 New Hampshire College L 54-65 New Haven W 78-74 (OT) Bridgeport L 99-106 UMass Lowell L 66-80 Sacred Heart L 78-89 1983-84 (14-14) Kentucky Wesleyan L 68-90 1987-88 (9-19) 1985-86 (9-19) American International L 86-88 Lewis L 73-91 Quinnipiac L 73-82 American International L 82-87 Hartford W 80-71 (OT) Springfield L 74-102 Merrimack L 76-85 Springfield W 66-59 1981-82 (22-8) Bryant W 59-54 Springfield L 66-83 Bryant W 68-62 Bridgeport W 79-66 Southampton W 68-66 Roger Williams W 97-59 Cal. Poly Pomona W 67-64 Central Connecticut L 78-82 Bentley L 69-70 Bentley W 64-63 U.S. International W 59-56 Hartford W 67-55 American International L 64-79 Keene State L 73-83 Loyola (LA) L 74-77 Bridgeport W 75-71 Stonehill L 64-70 McNeese L 54-82 Bridgeport L 79-90 St. Anselm W 81-75 Eckerd L 61-68 Sam Houston L 51-86 UMass Lowell L 51-56 St. Michael’s W 66-60 FIT L 74-82 St. Mary’s L 75-77 New Hampshire College L 67-77 Bentley W 75-72 SE Mass L 76-79 Quinnipiac L 78-80 (OT) Western Connecticut W 62-46 Stonehill W 77-72 (OT) Mercy L 59-61 New Hampshire College L 67-83 Central Connecticut L 28-31 (OT) American International L 54-59 Lowell L 56-75 Central Connecticut L 47-64 Concordia L 55-61 UMass Lowell W 66-64 (OT) New Hampshire College L 68-86 Bryant L 61-76 Quinnipiac W 67-60 Quinnipiac L 79-83 Franklin Pierce W 51-46 New Haven L 63-85 New Haven W 74-59 UMass Boston W 75-60 Sacred Heart W 66-65 Sacred Heart L 58-66 Westfield State W 77-60 New Haven W 78-52 New Haven L 69-103 Southampton W 75-68 Bridgeport W 64-54 Quinnipiac W 75-73 Keene State L 60-65 Bridgeport W 81-78 Sacred Heart W 61-57 Western Connecticut W 82-50 Bridgeport L 62-80 Quinnipiac L 88-90 (OT) UMass Lowell L 65-78 Kings Point W 77-65 East Nazarene W 95-79 Dowling W 59-54 New Haven L 65-76 Eastern Connecticut W 104-74 Dowling L 72-88 UMass Lowell W 74-65 Merrimack W 51-49 Springfield L 68-89 New Hampshire College W 73-69 New Hampshire College L 75-85 New Hampshire College L 57-69 New Hampshire College L 82-83 New Haven L 68-93 New Haven L 74-82 Keene State W 79-53 Boston State W 91-75 Sacred Heart W 82-75 UMass Lowell L 70-75 Central Connecticut L 55-67 New Haven W 87-75 East Stroudsburg W 68-66 Sacred Heart L 79-85 Sacred Heart L 65-80 Central Connecticut W 72-71 Stonehill W 96-87 Stonehill L 54-62 Southampton W 87-82 www.southernctowls.com 31 ALL-TIME RESULTS

Sacred Heart W 68-67 (OT) St. Anselm W 63-61 Utica W 69-65 St. Michael’s L 84-92 Rhode Island College W 77-48 Merrimack W 88-81 Quinnipiac W 83-66 Alfred L 52-59 Merrimack L 66-68 New Haven W 95-82 Wesleyan W 85-78 New Hampshire College W 80-63 Quinnipiac L 74-100 1975-76 (14-11) Albany L 55-61 Sacred Heart L 67-68 Western Connecticut W 63-61 American International L 63-82 Stonehill W 76-61 1978-79 (9-16) Bryant L 74-87 Geneseo State L 59-70 Sacred Heart L 67-78 No results available Bridgeport L 69-70 New Haven L 82-92 Central Connecticut L 80-83 Hartford L 74-79 1980-81 (11-16) 1977-78 (10-15) Georgetown L 57-94 Lehman W 78-69 Western Connecticut W 73-64 Bridgeport L 68-76 Bryant L 83-98 Boston State L 54-56 Hartford L 65-71 Hartford L 81-103 Stonehill W 95-77 Eastern Connecticut L 53-54 Adelphi W 71-70 (OT) Bryant L 65-80 Albany W 79-78 Adelphi W 71-66 Bridgeport L 71-73 Baruch W 79-77 American International W 68-67 Coast Guard L 62-72 UMass Boston W 74-70 Western Connecticut W 84-75 Wagner W 80-74 New Haven L 58-60 American International L 81-84 American International L 73-81 Hartford L 69-88 Quinnipiac L 65-69 UMass Lowell W 92-73 New Hampshire College W 76-75 Baruch W 99-84 Sacred Heart L 92-102 Quinnipiac L 66-86 Keene State W 89-68 Boston State W 87-73 Stonehill L 74-81 Stonehill L 90-102 American International L 73-81 New Haven W 74-64 St. Anselm’s W 46-42 Mercy L 66-74 Western Connecticut W 76-68 Rhode Island College W 73-70 Merrimack W 84-69 New Haven L 41-43 Quinnipiac L 71-85 Quinnipiac L 75-80 Central Connecticut W 64-60 Georgetown L 41-84 Central Connecticut L 53-59 Western Connecticut L 83-85 Bryant L 73-77 (2OT) New Haven L 83-89 Lehman W 94-67 1971-72 (5-19) Rhode Island College L 85-91 Wagner L 75-89 Sacred Heart W 115-101 Fairfield L 78-99 Baruch L 77-89 Stonehill W 66-64 Adelphi L 62-85 Bridgeport L 83-88 Sacred Heart W 50-49 Sacred Heart L 76-91 Stonehill L 74-75 Lehman W 78-77 Albany L 53-65 Albany L 55-78 St. Anselm W 62-60 Delaware State W 75-69 Springfield L 56-57 Lehman W 88-58 Merrimack L 72-93 Howard L 61-78 Merrimack L 70-91 Springfield L, NA New Haven W 74-68 Hartford L 67-91 Boston State W 79-76 Adelphi L 72-96 Quinnipiac W 76-65 New Haven L 60-62 Quinnipiac W 73-67 St. Anselm L 79-101 Wesleyan L 52-96 New Haven W 91-72 Merrimack L 62-82 1974-75 (13-10) Merrimack L 67-89 Central Connecticut L 59-60 New Haven L 83-89 Bridgeport L 54-63 Albany L 52-71 St. Anselm W 81-71 Quinnipiac W 75-73 Merrimack W 95-87 New Haven L 75-86 New Hampshire College W 78-75 Central Connecticut W 77-76 Central Connecticut L 73-79 Quinnipiac L 67-82 Eastern Connecticut W 72-68 Colby L 74-97 C.W. Post L 67-83 Kings Point L 68-79 1976-77 (11-15) Merrimack L 72-93 Sacred Heart L 79-88 Bridgeport L 89-104 Wesleyan W 64-52 Assumption L 73-95 1979-80 (15-12) Hartford L 56-76 American International L 71-79 Kings Point W 82-71 Hartford W 68-66 (OT) Bryant W 86-84 Western Connecticut W 88-77 Boston State L 77-86 Baruch W 92-70 Baruch W 76-67 Hartford L 61-73 Coast Guard W 66-51 Bryant L 70-86 Western Connecticut W 69-67 Albany L 85-105 Adelphi L 73-80 Western Connecticut W 103-90 St. Anselm L 70-76 Boston State W 85-80 Quinnipiac W 72-83 Boston State W 83-82 Western Connecticut L 76-83 New Haven W 83-62 American International W 64-60 UMass Boston W 78-72 American International W 78-68 Eastern Connecticut W 70-64 Stonehill L 99-115 Loyola W 68-67 St. Anselm L 70-76 Western Connecticut W 100-78 St. Anselm L 57-66 Maryland East Shore L 71-78 Quinnipiac L 74-109 Baruch W 122-62 Central Connecticut L 82-98 American International W 84-76 Wagner W 62-56 Lehman L 74-89 UMass Lowell W 77-74 (OT) Boston State L 74-80 Quinnipiac L 59-91 1970-71 (11-12) Quinnipiac L 65-79 New Haven W 75-69 Sacred Heart W 64-59 *complete results not available Stonehill L 65-81 Rhode Island College W 67-60 Adelphi W 69-58 Fairfield L Central Connecticut L 83-89 Albany State L 68-91 Stonehill W 69-58 Bridgeport W Bridgeport L 70-72 Sacred Heart L 81-83 St. Anselm W 78-60 Kings Point W New Haven L 70-71 Western Connecticut W 85-70 New Haven W 79-68 Lehman W Rhode Island College W 88-69 Springfield L 62-66 Quinnipiac L 58-65 American International W Fairfield L 54-55 Merrimack L 74-96 Springfield W Sacred Heart W 69-65 Georgetown L 65-95 1973-74 (9-15) Assumption L Eastern Connecticut W 90-59 Lehman W 90-75 East Stroudsburg L 55-83 Adelphi W Springfield W 63-62 Adelphi L 80-98 Ithaca W 81-72 Boston State W New Hampshire College L 75-77 (OT) Central Connecticut L 90-111 Bridgeport W 60-57 Coast Guard W Adelphi L 68-89 New Haven L 64-80 Tufts W 82-77 Hartford W Albany L 75-79 Merrimack W 32 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide ALL-TIME RESULTS

1969-70 (17-8) Quinnipiac L 81-83 Queens L 76-78 Quinnipiac L 72-84 Fairfield W 77-69 Albany L 80-88 Gorham W 75-73 Willimantic L 65-74 Sacred Heart L 95-107 Adelphi L 65-76 American International L 94-117 Assumption L 59-84 Quinnipiac L 87-92 Boston State W 80-68 Willimantic W 91-71 American International L 56-65 Kings Point W 88-83 Central Connecticut L 79-82 Hunter L 59-61 American International L 73-90 Coast Guard W 105-87 1964-65 (4-19) Stonehill L 59-91 Bridgeport W 65-60 Trenton W 94-86 Manhattan L 75-98 Central Connecticut L 63-117 Dickinson W 103-71 Montclair L 71-111 Central Connecticut L 63-88 Queens W 69-65 Queens W 96-64 CCNY L 71-87 Quinnipiac L 72-78 Quinnipiac L 63-69 Sacred Heart W 82-74 Fairfield L 72-108 Albany L 76-78 Montclair W 84-76 Central Connecticut W 87-77 Rhode Island College L 95-99 Philadelphia Textile L 73-94 Patterson W 94-61 C.W. Post W 89-83 C.W. Post W 79-74 Willimantic W 61-55 St. Anselm L 71-81 Stonehill W 103-102 Rhode Island College L 64-76 1961-62 (11-11) Eastern Connecticut W 84-75 Assumption L 79-101 Assumption L 78-109 Central Connecticut L 58-77 Lehman W 112-54 Stonehill L 91-99 Danbury W 81-54 Montclair L 60-85 1966-67 (13-10) Quinnipiac W 73-72 Fairfield L 63-68 Albany W 86-59 Willimantic W 107-68 Montclair W 83-85 American International W 73-67 Adelphi W 79-71 Boston State L 66-86 Quinnipiac L 70-95 Quinnipiac W 64-59 Boston State L 80-83 Hunter W 80-77 Central Connecticut L 77-11 Danbury W 61-46 Coast Guard W 74-56 Gorham W 59-57 Bridgeport L 78-82 Willimantic L 59-64 St. Michael’s W 76-68 Husson W 90-82 Long Island L 48-74 Assumption L 56-64 Assumption L 80-100 Hartford L 76-95 Hartford L 88-91 American L 63-68 Hartford L 94-107 Quinnipiac W 68-66 Queens L 64-97 Central Connecticut L 67-80 Stonehill W 90-80 Westfield L 75-84 Trenton W 66-63 Hunter W 74-67 Stonehill W 101-81 Danbury W 108-89 Fairfield L 49-93 Bridgeport W 81-80 Central Connecticut W 78-72 Assumption L 65-69 Gorham L 68-88 Hofstra L 68-91 Albany W 78-70 Husson L 89-97 Stonehill W 67-62 1968-69 (5-19) Merrimack W 89-87 American International L 63-99 Queens W 74-67 Boston State W 75-65 Central Connecticut L 76-99 Danbury L 73-74 Maryland State L 77-85 Hartford L 89-92 Stonehill W 98-88 Baltimore W 69-65 Adelphi L 78-88 Montclair L 79-82 1963-14 (5-16) Quinnipiac W 83-70 Bridgeport L 39-54 Queens W 88-69 Danbury W 109-82 Stonehill L 73-74 Trinity W 81-67 Rhode Island College L 106-108 Manhattan W 105-81 Central Connecticut L 64-69 Newark State W 97-65 Central Connecticut L 69-100 1960-61 (9-14) Vermont L 75-100 Coast Guard W 98-83 Rhode Island College L 60-70 Quinnipiac L 73-78 American International L 78-95 Trenton W 96-89 Paterson L 54-55 Willimantic W 77-51 St. Anselm L 65-74 Bridgeport L 82-84 Gorham L 66-79 Hunter L 64-75 Central Connecticut L 83-101 C.W. Post L 82-88 Rhode Island College L 62-78 Central L 63-82 C.W. Post L 77-83 American International L 78-92 Quinnipiac L 79-106 Baltimore L 63-69 Coast Guard W 99-85 Montclair W 76-69 American L 42-83 Lehman W 74-60 1965-66 (8-16) American International L 53-80 Findley W 75-75 Montclair L 71-91 Manhattan L 73-114 Central Connecticut L 45-90 Quinnipiac L 57-61 Kings Point L 72-91 Rhode Island W 79-76 Stonehill L 64-69 Danbury W 72-67 Assumption L 66-93 New Haven L 63-109 Bridgeport L 66-78 New Bedford Tech. L 68-75 Adelphi L 74-77 Coast Guard W 92-85 Queens L 76-79 Danbury L 65-84 Bridgeport L 67-81 Long Island L 51-125 Husson W 80-73 Willimantic W 62-53 St. Michael’s L 68-84 Hartford W 75-71 Fairfield L 69-83 Stonehill L 55-78 Quinnipiac L 81-89 Merrimack L 74-76 Philadelphia Textile L 57-95 Hartford W 75-51 Fairfield L 84-99 Albany L 87-90 Paterson W 76-74 Albany State L 71-73 Assumption L 73-94 1962-63 (7-15) Quinnipiac L 53-69 C.W. Post L 92-95 Fairfield L 58-90 Danbury W 73-54 Bridgeport L 64-77 Stonehill W 80-75 Stonehill W 98-91 Manhattan L 57-83 American International L 55-80 Central Connecticut L 100-102 Central Connecticut L 72-74 Assumption L 47-57 1967-68 (7-14) Danbury W 101-79 Quinnipiac W 59-57 Queens W 68-66 Newark State L 69-71 Husson W 86-60 Fairfield L 45-86 Fairfield L 62-75 Hunter W 92-70 Montclair L 79-97 Long Island L 52-70 Central Connecticut W 67-55 Kings Point L 87-89 Central Connecticut L 66-100 Hofstra L 48-81 Quinnipiac W 70-57 Hartford W 112-85 Bridgeport L 80-82 American L 52-78 American International L 81-98 Philadelphia Textile L 86-113 Catholic L 56-83 St. Michael’s L 84-96 Quinnipiac L 71-81 Bridgeport W 65-64 Bridgeport L 83-88 Trenton L 79-93 Rhode Island College W 54-51 www.southernctowls.com 33 ALL-TIME RESULTS

1959-60 (14-9) Quinnipiac W 75-59 1953-54 (9-11) Hillyer L 54-71 Maryland State L 57-82 Long Island W 80-68 Quinnipiac L 57-67 Danbury W 55-53 Danbury W 93-59 C.W. Post W 96-53 UConn Waterbury W 79-51 Fairfield L 51-66 Central Connecticut W 79-68 Quinnipiac W 73-65 Danbury W 78-69 Hillyer L 54-71 Hartford W 78-64 New Britain L 65-77 Willimantic W 81-61 Danbury W 55-53 Willimantic W 76-74 Plattsburgh L 65-76 Albany W 64-61 Fairfield L 51-66 Central Connecticut L 69-71 Norwich W 82-77 Bridgeport L 51-69 Hillyer L 50-54 American L 77-91 Assumption L 66-96 Danbury W 86-72 New Britain L 46-62 New Bedford Tech. W 96-68 Albany L 70-96 Hartwick W 73-64 Albany L 69-75 Quinnipiac W 77-54 Bridgeport W 90-83 Wilson W 78-71 Westfield W 66-57 American International L 71-74 Rider L 70-75 New Britain W 71-69 Waterbury W 57-51 Hunter L 64-65 Quinnipiac W 71-68 Willimantic W 72-55 Hartwich L 54-61 Assumption L 68-74 Quinnipiac L 73-85 1950-51 (13-7) Central Connecticut W 93-78 Fairfield L 59-73 New Bedford L 41-47 Stonehill W 91-79 1956-57 (16-7) Albany L 97-104 UConn Waterbury W 69-40 Paterson W 76-69 Hillyer W 109-67 New Britain L 66-70 Fairfield W 58-54 Queens W 88-87 Danbury W 104-52 Hillyer L 50-62 Danbury W 54-51 Danbury W 84-57 Albany L 76-83 Bridgeport L 53-63 Willimantic L 64-67 Assumption W 67-66 Willimantic W 91-71 Rhode Island W 73-35 Bridgeport W 79-51 Quinnipiac W 81-72 Kansas State Teachers L 77-80 Hillyer L 63-68 Albany W 66-50 Fairfield L 76-81 Southwest Missouri L 53-72 Bridgeport L 54-75 Morse W 65-41 Bridgeport L 85-87 Hillyer W 124-66 Stonehill L 62-64 Hillyer W 60-48 Bridgewater W 80-69 New Britain W 89-70 New Britain L 51-63 Central Connecticut L 61-69 Albany W 82-68 1952-53 (14-8) Pace W 70-61 Hartwick W 76-75 Quinnipiac W 62-50 Danbury W 73-58 1958-59 (12-11) Utica W 80-67 UConn Waterbury W 54-52 New Britain L 64-74 Paterson W 63-55 Bridgeport W 72-55 Willimantic W 63-60 Willimantic W 86-75 New Britain L 70-71 Quinnipiac W 83-61 Bridgeport L 49-64 Hillyer L 53-73 Albany W 76-63 American International W 88-83 Albany W 60-59 Morse W 98-58 American L 65-91 Bridgeport L 75-77 Rice W 82-52 Bridgeport L 63-67 West Chester L 53-73 Rider W 87-84 Wesleyan W 55-48 Fairfield L 60-70 Rider W 69-52 Plattsburg W 100-64 Coast Guard W 69-65 Concordia W 78-53 American L 53-58 Assumption L 69-75 Danbury W 61-55 UConn Waterbury W 67-67 Hartwick L 60-83 Quinnipiac L 72-83 Westfield W 73-55 Fairfield L 52-72 Quinnipiac W 85-66 Hillyer L 69-80 1949-50 (16-2) Albany W 73-72 New Britain W 80-63 Quinnipiac W 48-36 New York Tech W 51-30 Danbury W 94-57 Paterson W 87-75 New Britain L 55-75 St. Basils W, forfeit Queens W 71-56 1954-55 (18-5) Danbury W 85-76 UConn Waterbury W 57-56 Quinnipiac W 79-65 UConn Waterbury W 68-49 Albany W 79-72 Hill College Rhode Island W 81-62 New Britain L 71-79 Quinnipiac L 72-74 Bridgeport L 49-66 Concordia New York W 61-56 American W 81-72 Willimantic W 72-70 Willimantic L 75-79 Danbury W 63-39 Willimantic L 82-84 Wilson W 74-57 Coast Guard L 62-77 Fairfield W 60-56 Bridgeport W 106-93 Albany W 70-51 Fairfield L 60-81 New York Tech W 58-54 Assumption L 54-75 Rider W 83-67 New Britain L 53-70 Hill College Rhode Island W 66-52 Norwich W 106-83 UConn Waterbury W 81-55 UConn Waterbury W 76-56 Willimantic W 64-44 Quinnipiac L 72-89 Danbury W 65-46 Hillyer W 74-65 Hillyer W 66-52 Danbury W 87-58 Hillyer W 101-75 UConn Waterbury W 63-58 Hartford W 76-68 New Britain W 63-56 1951-52 (11-10) Morse W Quinnipiac L 70-75 Bridgeport L 65-75 Rice W 46-27 Hillyer W Danbury W 81-45 Danbury W 68-56 Albany W 1957-58 (14-9) Hillyer L 66-84 Waterbury W 73-49 Willimantic L 60-54 Paterson W 76-71 Quinnipiac W 84-70 Bridgeport L 42-80 Bridgeport L 78-42 Willimantic W 85-77 Hartwick W 88-67 Westfield W 57-55 Hartford L 70-72 Willimantic W 97-52 New Bedford W 68-60 New Britain W 68-66 Albany W 94-84 Willimantic W 62-49 Albany W 96-80 New Britain W 48-37 Fairfield L 54-61 Fairfield L 59-84 Bridgeport W 73-57 New Britain L 58-78 American International W 78-66 Fairfield L 60-76 Willimantic W 64-58 Hartford W 55-54 Quinnipiac W 84-71 Pace L 55-60 Hartwick L 71-88 American International W 86-67 Bridgeport L 33-63 Danbury W 75-55 Arkansas Tech. L 71-96 Wilson W 79-70 34 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide ALL-TIME RESULTS

1948-49 (11-11) UConn Waterbury L 56-53 J.C.C W 55-53 Willimantic W 47-32 Bridgeport L 52-56 NY Athletic Club L 52-90 Brockport L 38-67 Rochester B.I. W 65-62 Danbury W 60-34 J.C.C W 36-35 Willimantic L 44-50 Danbury W 80-58 Fairfield L 64-67 Morse W 68-66 Hillyer L 50-61 Albany L 63-67 Rhode Island College W 79-49 Montclair L 49-79 Fairfield L 42-52 Morse W 61-46 New Britain L 21-74 UConn Waterbury W 70-52 Rice W 84-54

1947-48 (13-7) Stones Business College W 77-43 J.C.C. L 36-29 UConn Waterbury W 75-50 Willimantic W 62-61 Bridgeport L 64-76 Morse L 52-57 Willimantic W 66-52 Danbury W 55-22 Arnold W 75-73 Fitchburg W 54-44 Stones Business College W 56-44 Bridgeport L 63-83 J.C.C W 47-39 Danbury W 47-36 Southern Connecticut has played Bridgeport more than any other opponent in program history. Montclair L 50-64 UConn W 62-57 Rhode Island College W 68-54 Arnold L 49-60 New Britain L 26-54 Morse W 72-70

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ALL-TIME AGAINST OPPONENTS

Adelphi 12-6 Felician 2-3 NY Athletic Club 0-1 American International 22-45 Findlay 1-0 Olivet Nazarene 0-1 Alabama-Huntsville 0-1 Fitchburg 1-0 Pace 7-20 Albany 18-23 Florida Tech 0-1 Patterson 7-1 Alfred 0-1 Franklin Pierce 14-26 Philadelphia Textile 0-3 American 0-6 Geneseo State 0-1 Pittsburgh-Bradford 0-1 Arkansas Tech 0-1 Georgetown 0-4 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 0-1 Arnold 1-1 Georgia Southwestern 0-1 Plattsburgh 1-1 Assumption 14-30 Goldey-Beacom 1-0 Plymouth State 1-0 Baltimore 1-1 Gorham 2-1 Point Park 1-0 Barry 1-0 Hartford 11-14 Post 7-0 Baruch 6-1 Hartwick 3-3 Queens 9-2 Benedict 1-0 Hawaii-Pacific 0-1 Quinnipiac 32-32 Bentley 6-24 Hill College (RI) 2-0 Rice 3-0 Binghamton 3-0 Hillyer 5-7 Rider 3-1 Bloomfield 1-1 Hofstra 0-2 Ripon 1-0 Bloomsburg 0-1 Howard 0-1 Rhode Island College 9-7 Boston State 8-3 Hunter 3-3 Rochester B.I. 1-0 Bowie 0-1 Husson 3-1 Roger Williams 2-0 Bradford 0-1 Iona 0-1 Rutgers 0-1 Bridgeport 34-51 Ithaca 1-0 Saint Anselm 10-22 Bridgewater 1-0 J.C.C 3-1 Saint Mary’s (Texas) 0-1 Brigham Young-Hawaii 0-1 Jersey City State 1-0 Saint Michael’s 10-16 Brockport 0-1 Kansas State 0-1 Saint Rose 9-19 Bryant 2-8 Keene State 19-9 Saint Thomas Aquinas 2-0 Castleton State 1-0 Kentucky-Wesleyan 0-1 Sacred Heart 27-30 California (Pa.) 0-1 Kings College 1-0 Sam Houston State 0-1 Cal. Poly-Pomona 1-1 Kings Point 4-3 Shepherd 0-1 Cal. State-Bakersfield 0-1 Lehman 9-1 Southeastern Mass. 0-1 Cal. State-Los Angeles 0-1 Le Moyne 11-19 Southern New Hampshire 15-47 Cal. State-Northridge 0-1 Lewis 0-1 Southwest Missouri 0-1 Catholic 0-2 Long Island-Brooklyn 1-4 Springfield 8-12 City College of New York 0-1 Long Island-C.W. Post 9-10 St. Basils 1-0 Central Conn. State 16-43 Long Island-Southampton 11-2 Stonehill 23-32 Central Oklahoma 0-1 Loyola (La.) 0-1 Stones Business College 2-0 Central State (Ohio) 1-0 Loyola-Marymount 1-1 Stony Brook 5-5 Chaminade 0-1 Lynn 0-2 SUNY-Farmingdale 1-0 Charleston (W.V.) 1-0 Manhattan 1-3 Trenton State 3-1 Chestnut Hill 1-0 Maryland-Baltimore County 1-0 Trinity (Conn.) 1-0 Clarion 0-1 Maryland-Eastern Shore 0-1 Tufts 2-0 Coast Guard 9-2 Maryland State 0-2 Union (Tenn.) 0-1 Colby 0-1 Massachusetts 0-1 U.S. International 1-0 Concordia 7-2 Massachusetts-Boston 12-6 Utica 2-0 Connecticut 0-1 Massachusetts-Lowell 27-34 Vermont 0-1 Connecticut-Waterbury 10-1 McNeese State 0-1 Wagner 2-1 Coppin State 0-1 Mercy 2-2 Waterbury State 3-1 Delaware State 1-0 Merrimack 18-19 Wesleyan (Conn.) 3-1 Dickinson 1-0 Millersville 2-3 West Chester 0-1 Dominican 2-1 Montclair State 3-7 Western Conn. State 36-5 Dowling 7-4 Morse 2-0 Westfield State 5-2 Eastern Conn. State 23-7 New England 1-0 Wheeling Jesuit 1-0 Eastern Nazarene 3-1 Newark State 1-1 Wilson 2-1 East Stroudsburg 5-3 New Bedford Tech 2-2 Winston-Salem 0-1 Eckerd 0-1 New Haven 32-41 Edinboro 0-1 New York Tech 1-3 Elon 0-1 Norwich 1-0 Fairfield 1-23 Nyack 2-0

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PROGRAM YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD

Year...... Won-Lost Year...... Won-Lost 1947-48...... 13-7 1984-85...... 12-16 1948-49...... 11-11 1985-86...... 9-19 1949-50...... 16-2 1986-87...... 3-25 1950-51...... 13-8 1987-88...... 9-19 1951-52...... 11-10 1988-89...... 9-19 1952-53...... 14-8 1989-90...... 8-22 1953-54...... 9-11 1990-91...... 15-13 1954-55...... 16-5 1991-92...... (ECAC) 20-11 1955-56...... 16-6 1992-93...... (ECAC) 14-14 1956-57...... 16-7 1993-94...... 13-13 1957-58...... 14-9 1994-95...... 13-14 1958-59...... 12-11 1995-96...... 17-12 1959-60...... 14-9 1996-97...... (NCAA Elite Eight) 28-4 1960-61...... 9-14 1997-98...... 18-13 1961-62...... 11-11 1998-99...... 14-14 1962-63...... 7-15 1999-00...... (NCAA) 25-4 1963-64...... 4-17 2000-01...... 14-13 1964-65...... 4-19 2001-02...... 14-13 1965-66...... 8-16 2002-03...... 9-15 1966-67 ...... 13-10 2003-04...... 5-22 1967-68...... 7-14 2004-05...... 6-21 1968-69...... 5-19 2005-06...... 5-22 1969-70...... 17-8 2006-07...... 7-20 1970-71...... 11-12 2007-08...... 7-20 1971-72...... 5-19 2008-09...... 2-25 1972-73...... 6-16 2009-10...... 2-25 1973-74...... 9-15 2010-11...... 12-15 1974-75...... 13-10 2011-12...... 14-13 1975-76...... 14-11 2012-13...... 17-10 1976-77...... 11-15 1977-78...... 10-15 1978-79...... 9-16 1979-80...... 15-12 1980-81...... 11-16 1981-82...... (NCAA) 22-8 1982-83...... (NCAA) 23-9 1983-84...... 14-14

www.southernctowls.com 37 OWLS IN THE COMMUNITY

Community engagement is an important component of the experience as a Division II student-athlete. The Southern Connecticut State University men’s basketball team continues to be active in the local community with various ventures.

All intercollegiate programs at SCSU participate in the Tim Greer Insurance Agency, Inc. Community Service Cup, which provides a competitive format that allows student-athletes to gain an enriched experience through engagement with the on-campus and local communities by supporting ventures of traditional citizens, campus community members and peer students and student-athletes. SCSU student-athletes volunteered nearly 3,000 hours of their time to numerous outreach efforts, both on-campus and in Greater New Haven, during the 2012-13 academic year.

Among the events that the team and coaching staff participated in during the past calendar year:

• Assisted with clinic for youngsters at the Wallingford Boys and Girls Club. • Made sandwiches as part of a benefit event in conjunction with the ‘Unity Thru Hoops’ initiative. • Worked with students at the Beecher School in New Haven. • Hosted a ‘Hoops for Hunger’ clinic with local youngsters. • Continued a mentoring program with the King- Robinson School in New Haven. • Participated in academic sessions with students at the Church Street School. • Took part in a ‘Hoops for Hope’ event benefitting those with disabilities. • Hosted a clinic with students at the Church Street School. • Assisted with the campus-wide ‘Day of Service’ event. Deshawn Murphy and Jack McCarthy take time out for a photo with youngsters at the Clinton Avenue School in New Haven during the year-end pizza party event.

Jose Cruz works with a student at the Clinton Avenue School in New Haven.

38 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s conference that was established in 1979. The conference soccer, women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s consists of 15 member institutions located throughout the swimming and diving. Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New From the field of play to inside the classroom, the Hampshire, New York, and Vermont. Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 include academic accomplishments. Over 50 percent of all conference Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), American student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2012- International College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption 13 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Honor Roll as a result. Mass.), Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains focused on Moyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), Merrimack College (North complementing the academic integrity and missions of its Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, member institutions with a commitment to a broad-based Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm championship program, as evidenced by the 23 sports the College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College conference offers in championship play, the most such of (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose (Albany, N.Y.), any Division II conference. Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Through the establishment and enforcement of Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.), regulations, the conference aims to encourage policies that and Stonehill College (Easton, Mass.). The 15 member enable intercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse, N.Y. and be considered an integral part of the total educational to Waltham, Mass. and Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. offerings at our member institutions. The Northeast-10 can The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership look to a long history of success including the growth from committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize seven original member institutions to more than double its the education, both on and off the field, of more than 6,000 size 30 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple student athletes. Among the many accomplishments of these national championships, and the recognition of student- institutions are NCAA Division II national championships athlete performances off the field and in the classroom. in women’s basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey,

First Team Third Team All-Rookie Team Eric Jean-Guillaume, Sr., G, Franklin Pierce Kevin Donahue, Gr., G, Assumption Tyler McFarland, F, Bentley Akeem Williams, Jr., G, UMass Lowell Ronson Quick, Sr., F, Assumption Gelvis Solano, G, Merrimack Roy Mabrey, So., G., Saint Anselm Antonio Bivins, Jr., F, UMass Lowell Mike McCahey, F, Saint Anselm Dominykas Milka, Jr., C, Saint Rose Jeffery Adkins, Jr., G, New Haven Tyler Sayre, F, Saint Rose Trevon Hamlet, Sr., F, So. Connecticut Dino Mallios, Jr., G, Saint Anselm Rodney Sanders, G/F, So. New Hampshire Greg Langston, Jr., G, So. Connecticut Second Team Player of the Year: Eric Jean-Guillaume, Ellis Cooper, Jr., F, Franklin Pierce Franklin Pierce Mike Clifford, Sr., F, Merrimack Defensive Player of the Year: Eric Anderson, Eric Anderson, So., F, New Haven New Haven Justin Exum, Jr., G, New Haven Rookie of the Year: Mike McCahey, Saint Mike McCahey, Fr., F, Saint Anselm Anselm Coach of the Year: Keith Dickson, Saint Anselm

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Owls also had 25 selections to the Northeast-10 Conference PATRICIA NICOL All-Academic Teams and 330 selections to the Northeast-10 Director of Athletics Commissioner’s Honor Roll. The architect behind one of the top Athletically, the Owls produced one NCAA individual Division II athletic departments in the title, three Northeast-10 Conference Championships, one nation, Patricia Nicol is now in her 10th New England Championship and 16 All-America selections. year as Director of Athletics and 15th Eight teams qualified for NCAA Championships action. overall as an athletic administrator at The Owls also thrived in the classroom and in the Southern Connecticut State University. community in 2012-13. SCSU student-athletes, coaches and A 2010 nominee for the Division II staff members volunteered more than 3,000 hours of their Athletic Director of the Year award, she time for numerous community service initiatives, including leads a department that is comprised of campus events such as Jail N Bail, Friends of Rudolph and more than 50 coaches, administrators The Big Event, as well as off-campus projects with numerous and staff members. organizations. Since her appointment in April, 2005, the Owls have In 2011-12, the Owls posted a runner-up finish for the excelled on the playing fields, in the classroom and in the Northeast-10 Conference Presidents’ Cup – the highest mark since joining the league and third top-three finish in four community. In April, 2013, Nicol was selected as a recipient years. In addition, the department finished No. 48 in the of the distinguished alumnus award from the University of Learfield Sports Directors Cup, once again ranking in the top- Rhode Island and the Rhode Island House of Representatives. 20 percent of all Division II programs. Over the course of the past nine years, SCSU has won one Seven programs were represented in NCAA team NCAA Division II championship (women’s basketball in Championships action, including a third-place finish – 2007) and nine individual NCAA Division II championships. highest in program history – by the men’s indoor track and Southern Connecticut’s teams have made 88 NCAA field team and a run by the softball team to the College World Championships appearances and produced a total of 203 All- Series. The women’s basketball team also reached the second Americans during her tenure. round of the NCAA Tournament. As a department, the Owls have ranked among the top-20 Five programs won Northeast-10 Conference percent among all institutions in each of the past seven years Championships during the year – men’s indoor and outdoor in the Learfield Sports Division II Directors’ Cup, including track and field, men’s and women’s swimming and diving four top-15 percent finishes and two top-10 percent finishes and softball (regular season). over that same stretch. On the individual front, the Owls produced three However, success has stretched far beyond the realm NCAA National Champions and two NCAA runner-up of athletic competition. The department has had more than performances. A total of 20 student-athletes were named All- 1,500 selections to the Northeast-10 Commissioners Honor Americans. Roll over the past six years. Under Nicol’s guidance, the The academic achievements of the Owls in 2010-11 department initiated its inaugural National Student-Athlete continued to highlight the outstanding work through the Day celebration in April, 2009 and has recognized nearly 700 combined efforts between student-athletes, coaches and student-athletes since the event’s inception. administrators. SCSU student-athletes soared to new heights, In addition, the overall graduation rate of SCSU student- as evidenced by nearly 325 selections to the Northeast-10 athletes continues to exceed that of the general student Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll and 36 Northeast-10 population. Conference All-Academic Team honorees. The department Southern Connecticut’s student-athletes, coaches and staff also had five Academic All-Americans, 14 Academic All- also continue to impact the campus and local communities District selections and one Northeast-10 Conference Scholar- under the guidance of Nicol. The creation of the Community Athlete Sport Excellence Award winner. Service Cup in 2008-09 enhanced the volunteer efforts all of The department enjoyed one of the finest years in athletic department representatives. Southern Connecticut school history in 2010-11, including NCAA Championship student-athletes have volunteered nearly 15,000 hours of their participation from 10 programs for the second straight year. team to numerous outreach efforts over the last six years. SCSU also finished No. 25 in the Learfield Sports Directors Success in all facets remained at the forefront during the Cup, best among Northeast-10 Conference schools and the 2012-13 year. Academically, all student-athletes combined highest finish in school history. In addition, SCSU finished to post a grade point average of 3.02, a department record third out of 15 member institutions in the annual Northeast-10 mark, while eight teams were recognized by their respective Conference Presidents’ Cup. national coaching organizations for academic excellence. The The baseball team reached the College World Series and 40 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PATRICIA NICOL

advanced to the national semifinals for the first time The 2008-09 academic year featured 11 programs in school history, while the men’s outdoor track and field participating in NCAA post-season action, including program finished ninth at the NCAA Championships and appearances by the football, field hockey and softball teams. won its first-ever New England Championship. The men’s SCSU finished third out of 15 member institutions in the soccer team reached the NCAA second round, while the annual Northeast-10 Conference Presidents’ Cup, matching softball squad made it to the NCAA regional finals. the highest department finish since joining the league. In Eight programs won Northeast-10 Conference addition, the Owls also won four Northeast-10 Conference Championships during the year – men’s indoor and outdoor championships and 18 student-athletes earned All-America track and field, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, honors during the year. women’s indoor and outdoor track and field, baseball (regular In addition, Nicol has been instrumental in lending support season) and softball (tournament). and oversight to several key department projects. On the individual front, the Owls produced one NCAA The first phase of facility upgrades to Moore Field House National Champion and three NCAA runner-up performances. was completed in late 2008 with the second phase completed In addition, a total of 24 student-athletes representing eight in the summer of 2012. Improvements in phase one included different programs were named All-Americans. several lobby upgrades – including new displays of the history SCSU student-athletes, coaches and staff members of SCSU athletics, its 10 team National Championships, a new also volunteered more than 3,000 hours of their time for Athletic Hall of Fame display, as well as additional signage community service in 2010-11. Academically, the department – as well as new team locker rooms and a new state-of-the- had more than 350 selections to the Northeast-10 Conference art Athletic Training room. Phase two included the creation Commissioner’s Honor Roll and 30 Northeast-10 Conference of more individual team locker rooms, an upgrade to the All-Academic Team honorees – both the highest totals in Equipment Room and the creation of a new conference room. school history. A pair of senior student-athletes – Logan Lentz Nicol also oversaw facility upgrades at Jess Dow Field and and Jennifer Peterson – were also awarded the prestigious Pelz Gymnasium over the past several years, while the main Henry Barnhard Award, given to just four students at SCSU gymnasium in Moore Field House now also houses banners and only a dozen across the entire CSU system annually. for all athletic programs recognizing Northeast-10 Conference Nicol also spearheaded facility improvements to both and NCAA Tournament success. Moore Field House and Jess Dow Field, including a complete Additional initiatives spearheaded by Nicol include the replacement of the artificial surface, during the 2010-11 launch of the Athletic Department Study Table and Tutorial academic year. She also oversaw the creation of an individual programs, relaunch of the Faculty Athletic Advisory Board, Community Service accolade awarded to one exceptional creation of the annual Senior Athletic Awards banquet and student-athlete each academic year. implementation of the department’s new website, www. The 2009-10 academic year featured NCAA Championship southernctowls.com. participation from 10 programs, highlighted by appearances The Owls have also enjoyed an increased external affairs from the men’s soccer, baseball and softball teams. Seven presence in the areas of marketing, promotions and corporate programs won Northeast-10 Conference Championships sponsorships with Nicol leading the department. during the year – football, men’s indoor and outdoor track and Nicol had been Southern’s interim director since August, field, women’s swimming and diving, women’s outdoor track 2004, after serving as interim co-director since June, 2003. She and field, baseball (regular season) and softball (tournament). is the fourth director of athletics in Southern history and the On the individual front, 22 student-athletes were named All- first female to be appointed to that position. Americans. Prior to her interim appointment, Nicol served as associate The Owls continued to excel in the classroom and in the director of athletics with the Owls’ administration following community as well in 2009-10. SCSU student-athletes, coaches three years as assistant director of athletics at the University and staff members volunteered more than 2,500 hours of their of Maryland. Prior to that, Nicol spent six years as associate time for numerous community service initiatives. director of athletics at Providence College. Furthermore, the Owls had 300 selections to the Northeast-10 Nicol earned bachelor’s (1980) and master’s (1983) degrees Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. From the conference from the University of Rhode Island, where she was a five- level, 18 student-athletes were also named to the Northeast-10 time NCAA qualifier in track and field. Inducted into the URI Conference All-Academic Team, while three student-athletes Athletic Hall of Fame in 1990, she also served as head cross were selected as winners of the league’s inaugural Scholar- country/track coach at West Virginia University in 1983-84. Athlete Sport Excellence Award. The department also had six Nicol, a resident of Wallingford, Conn., has two children, Academic All-District selections, while senior gymnast Sarah Christine and Michael. Darst was named a First-Team Academic All-American.

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BOE PEARMAN Associate Director of Athletics/ Senior Woman Administrator

Now in her ninth year as associate She has also been active on the conference and regional director of athletics and senior levels, having served as the department representative woman administrator at Southern on the Northeast-10 Conference’s Committee for Sports Connecticut State University, Administration. Pearman also completed a term on the Belinda “Boe” Pearman possesses a NCAA Division II East Regional Women’s Basketball background of more than 20 years Committee. in collegiate athletics as a student- Also a respected member of the coaching community, athlete, coach and administrator, Pearman was the head women’s basketball coach at Rhode in addition to experience in Island from 1999-2004 and guided the Rams to the Atlantic professional sports and the private 10 Conference Championship game for only the second sector. Most recently, she was inducted into the New time in the history of the program. She also helped to England Basketball Hall of Fame in June, 2013 during a reenergize the local community through extensive outreach ceremony in Worcester, Mass. and fundraising efforts and resulted in new benchmarks in Pearman is responsible for the department’s compliance annual giving and attendance. with NCAA and conference rules and regulations, In addition, Pearman’s teams had three consecutive encompassing more than 500 student-athletes and 60 winning seasons for only the second time in URI history. coaches. She also coordinates all rules education programs Equally as impressive was the fact that all players that for coaches and staff, as well as initial and continuing completed their eligibility under Pearman graduated during eligibility for all student-athletes. her stint with the Rams. She also serves as the sport administrator for the men’s Pearman took over at URI after serving as the associate and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming head coach with the New England Blizzard of the American and diving and gymnastics programs. In this role, she Basketball League. In this role, she provided leadership supervises all aspects of the daily operations of the five in the pioneering effort to organize and conduct the first squads. professional basketball league for women. She also serves as the department liaison with campus She joined the Blizzard after a successful stint as an constituents including the Offices of Admissions, Financial assistant coach at the University of Maryland (1985-97). Aid, Residence Life, the Registrar, Bursar and Institutional During her time at Maryland as both a student-athlete and Advancement. coach, the Terps won six ACC championships and appeared During her time at SCSU, Pearman has developed in 12 NCAA tournaments with three Elite Eight berths and and implemented several new policies and procedures, two Final Four berths. including the Athletic Department Study Table and Numerous individuals who once played for Pearman have Tutorial programs. Academic success for Owls’ student- since moved on into the college coaching ranks at institutions athletes continues to soar to an all-time high thanks to in several notable Division I conferences, including the these initiatives. The department has had more than 1,500 Atlantic Coast Conference, Big East Conference, West selections Northeast-10 Commissioners Honor Roll over the Coast Conference, Atlantic-10 Conference and Northeast course of the past six years. In addition, nearly 150 student- Conference. athletes were recognized at the conference level or higher A four-year starter and Second Team All-Atlantic Coast for academic excellence within a specific sport in each of the Conference player at the University of Maryland from 1980- past six years. 84, Pearman earned a bachelor’s degree from UM. Pearman also serves as a member of the Student Athlete Pearman, who also has amassed experience in the private Advisory Board and serves on the planning committee sector as a community consultant, currently resides in for the Annual Owl Golf Classic. She has also served on Cheshire, Conn. the University’s Drug and Alcohol Task Force Committee. On the internal front, Pearman has also chaired several committees at SCSU.

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MICHAEL KOBYLANSKI TONY ACETO Associate Director of Athletics/ Coordinator of Athletic Facilities Communications

Over the course of the past Tony Aceto, who is in his 18th six years, veteran athletic year as Southern’s coordinator of administrator Michael Kobylanski athletic facilities, is responsible for has helped to transform the Owls’ all facilities and event management communications efforts. He joined for the athletic department. the Southern Connecticut staff in Aceto oversees all operational July, 2007 and is now in his seventh year as Associate Director of aspects, including but not limited Athletics/Communications. to: hosting of all University, He oversees all internal NCAA, Northeast-10 and outside and external communications events, contracting and rental efforts for the SCSU Athletic Department and its19 agreements, game scheduling, oversight of supervisory varsity sports, including media relations, publications, personnel and facility maintenance. marketing, promotions, community relations and corporate Over the course of Aceto’s tenure, SCSU has hosted sponsorship. NCAA Championship events in men’s and women’s He also serves as the sport administrator for the Owls’ gymnastics, along with NCAA Tournament competition in baseball, field hockey and women’s lacrosse programs, baseball, softball, men’s soccer and football. as well as the department’s NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills In addition, Aceto has directed or assisted with outside Coordinator. In total, Kobylanski has amassed more than a decade’s worth of experience within the field of collegiate events such as the Connecticut Special Olympics, Relay athletic administration. He also represents the department for Life and both Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic on the Northeast-10 Conference Commmittee on Sport Conference (CIAC) and Southern Connecticut Conference Administration. (SCC) high school championship events. Kobylanski’s first six years at SCSU have been highlighted The former Hamden High football star was a standout for by the formation of numerous key initiatives, including the the Owls and served as a co-captain for Coach Jess Dow’s relaunch of a renamed athletic department website - www. team in 1962. He played from 1960-62, a stretch in which southernctowls.com, implementation of the Community SCSU posted a 21-7 (.750) mark. Service Cup and National Student-Athlete Day event and Previously, Aceto also served as interim co-director of the creation of comprehensive marketing and promotional athletics from June, 2002, through July, 2003. schedules for all athletic programs. He also played a pivotal Aceto holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from role in the formation of Otus’ Owl Kids Club, which launched in the summer of 2011, along with department social media SCSU. He was a teacher and coach in North Haven before efforts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. opening a successful construction company. In addition, Kobylanski has also played a pivotal He resides in Hamden, Conn. with his wife, Rae. They role investigating and securing new corporate sponsors, have three sons and six grandchildren. implementing consistent brand imagery for external publications and promoting athletic department initiatives through an array of on- and off-campus measures. Prior to joining the SCSU staff, he served as both He has also spearheaded new community outreach Assistant Athletic Director and Sports Information Director initiatives both on-campus and within Greater New Haven, during a six-year run at Quinnipiac University. In that role, including the creation of relationships with local groups Kobylanski was responsible for the publicity and media such as the Boys and Girls Club and New Haven elementary relations for 21 Division I programs and oversaw the daily schools. operations of the Sports Information office. Kobylanski also served as the search committee chair for A native of North Haven, Conn., Kobylanski graduated the head men’s basketball coach vacancy that resulted in the cum laude from the University of Massachusetts with a successful hire of Michael Donnelly. bachelor’s degree in communications. He has also completed Extremely active within the local community, Kobylanski studies towards two advanced degrees. Kobylanski earned is a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 9921 and a a master’s degree in journalism from Quinnipiac University co-chair of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce in 2005. He was awarded a second master’s degree in Sports Council Steering Committee. He is a past member of management of sport industries from the University of New the New Haven YMCA Youth Center Board of Managers Haven in May 2008. and a past co-chair of the March of Dimes’ annual ‘Elm City Kobylanski resides in Cheshire with his wife, Kristen, Legends’ event. and their son, Christopher. www.southernctowls.com 43 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

JANE MARRONE CHRIS LYNN Assistant Director of Athletics/ Assistant Director of Athletics/ Fiscal Affairs Equipment Jane E. Marrone joined the Chris Lynn is in his sixth year Southern athletic administrative as Assistant Director of Athletics/ staff in 2004 as assistant director Equipment Manager at Southern of athletics for fiscal affairs. She is Connecticut State University. Lynn in her 10th year in this capacity in was appointed to his position in 2013-14. August, 2008. In this position, Marrone Lynn has been involved with is responsible for oversight numerous facets of the daily of the athletics business area, operations of the SCSU athletic University and Foundation funds department over the course of the administration, NCAA and EADA financial reporting and past seven years. He earned his start as an undergraduate, fiscal audit compliance. where he served as an assistant in the equipment room. She is also the electronic scoreboard display operator He handles all equipment requests for the University’s stationed in the Jess Dow Field Press Box during athletic 19 intercollegiate programs, while also supervising all events running message graphics and animations, most of department student workers and assisting with game which she designs and produces. operations. After growing up in North Branford, Conn., Marrone In 2004, Lynn was named Director of Football Operations graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in business for the Owls. In that role, he was responsible for team travel, administration from the University of Connecticut, where meals, video, equipment, practice setup and also held she was elected to the national business honor society Beta administrative duties. During his three seasons with the Gamma Sigma. team, the Owls qualified for the NCAA Division II playoffs She later earned a master’s degree in business on two occasions. administration in which her culminating project was Lynn earned a bachelor’s degree from SCSU in 2007 integrated marketing communications and included in- and then completed additional studies from the State of depth research on advertising, traditional and new media, Connecticut Police Academy. While serving as a police web site design and a practical application for an area officer in Orange, Conn., he still continued to serve asan business. assistant in the equipment room in a part-time capacity. Marrone worked for eight years in the University’s Lynn was promoted to the Interim Head Equipment Department of Financial Planning from 1996-2004 as the Manager post in February, 2008. University Budget Analyst. Prior to that, from 1990-96, she Lynn, who is E.M.,C certified, resides in Monroe, Conn. worked in Student Affairs, where she had responsibilities with his wife, Kate and their son, Colton. for the Freshman Orientation program including schedule development, brochure and student materials. She also wrote, updated and edited various division publications that covered the broad spectrum of the Division’s resources, services and activities. Marrone has experience in the corporate world in private industry and with a public accounting firm, and additional higher education experience with Yale University. Marrone currently resides in the Mount Carmel section of Hamden, Conn.

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JOE HINES CAROL NELSON Assistant Coordinator of Athletic Facilities Head Athletic Trainer

Joe Hines returns for his 14th Carol Nelson enters her 10th year year as assistant coordinator as head athletic trainer at Southern of athletic facilities at SCSU in Connecticut, having been named to 2013-14. Hines also oversees the that post in August, 2004. Owls’ Student Athletic Advisory She has earned two Committee (SAAC). undergraduate degrees from In these roles, Hines assists Southern, one in elementary Tony Aceto with facilities and education in 1977 and another cum event management. Previously, he laude in exercise science/athletic has also served as the Co-Director training in 2000. She went on to of the basketball venue for the 1995 Special Olympics World earn a master’s degree in kinesiology/athletic training from Games. Hines also oversees and coordinates all of the Indiana University in 2001. department’s transportation needs. Nelson has also been the athletic trainer for the Interstate In his position with the SAAC, Hines has spearheaded Junior Hockey League; a graduate assistant at Indiana; an efforts for numerous worthy causes, including the Make-A- assistant athletic trainer at the University of Southern Maine; Wish Foundation and St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. and for HealthSouth as head athletic trainer at Newington Hines started his affiliation with the Owls in 1985 while High. as a student-athlete on the men’s basketball team. He played three years for SCSU (1985-88) and earned a bachelor’s degree in corporate communications. After graduation, he moved over to nearby Albertus MATTHEW LETKOWSKI Magnus College in New Haven and served as assistant Assistant Director of Compliance men’s basketball coach, assistant athletic facilities director and sports information director from 1989-91. Matthew Letkowski is in his Hines returned to SCSU in 1991 and spent the next nine second year as Assistant Director of seasons as assistant men’s basketball coach and athletic Compliance at Southern Connecticut facilities assistant. As a coach, he led the Owls to one trip State University in 2013-14. He to the NCAA Elite Eight (1997), one Division II Northeast joined the Owls’ staff in November, Region semifinal appearance (2000) and two ECAC 2012 after serving as Assistant Compliance Administrator at Tournament berths (1991-92). the University of Hartford. He stepped away from coaching in 2000 to serve in a full- Letkowski spent parts of two academic years at Hartford, time capacity in the area of athletic administration. where he was responsible for daily compliance oversight of Hines previously served as director of intramurals, where 18 athletic programs. He also conducted monthly compliance he oversaw a broad-based program comprised of 10 leagues education meetings, prepared NCAA and institutional and nearly 1,000 participants. Just the third director of reports, including the National Letter of Intent program, intramurals in SCSU history, he replaced the legendary Bob and served as the financial aid and admissions liaison. Dikranian. Prior to his stint at Hartford, Letkowski was on the staff Hines currently resides in Hamden, Conn. of the Fairfield University athletic department from 2009-11. In this role, he was responsible for review of telephone and practice logs, contact and evaluation forms and official visit reports. He also was involved with the review of eligibility for prospective student-athletes. Letkowski also served as a paralegal at the Ryan, Ryan, Deluca law firm in Stamford, Conn. from 2005-11. He holds a bachelor’s of arts degree from the University of Connecticut and a master’s degree from St. John’s University.

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DR. JIM MACGREGOR CHARLES DAVIS Faculty Athletics Representative Athletic Training

Charles Davis, an associate Dr. Jim MacGregor serves as the professor of exercise science, begins Faculty Athletics Representative his 21st season with the Owls in at Southern Connecticut State 2013-14. Davis is a graduate of University and as the chairperson Bridgewater (Mass.) State with of the department of recreation and a Bachelor of Science degree in leisure. Physical Education, Athletic Training MacGregor has enjoyed a long relationship with the and Health Education. He earned his master’s degree in SCSU dating back to his days as an undergraduate. A widely sports medicine/athletic training from the University of respected and well-published member within the field of Virginia, and brings 35 years of athletic training experience therapeutic recreation, MacGregor has been instrumental in to the department. Davis was the head athletic trainer and both developing new courses and revising numerous others a faculty member at Bradley University and Colby-Sawyer during his time as a professor at the university. College, as well as a clinical and high school athletic trainer. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from SCSU and earned his doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Hartford.

GARY MORIN Athletic Training ALLISON DALE Athletic Training Gary Morin, a professor of exercise science and the program director Allison Dale is in her seventh of the athletic training education year as an assistant athletic trainer program, is in his 24th season as at Southern Connecticut State a member of Southern’s athletic University. A 2006 graduate of SCSU training staff and was the Owls’ head with a bachelor’s degree in exercise athletic trainer for 12 seasons. Prior science/athletic training, Dale went to that, Morin also spent three years as the head athletic on to earn a master’s degree in exercise science from East trainer at American International College and was also an Stroudsburg University in 2007. Dale, a resident and native athletic trainer at the University of Massachusetts. of Meriden, Conn., also previously served as a student Morin earned a bachelor’s degree from Slippery Rock assistant athletic trainer at both SCSU and Branford (Conn.) University, a master’s degree in exercise science from the High School. University of Massachusetts, and a Ph.D. in Sports, Leisure and Exercise Science from the University of Connecticut.

46 2013-14 Southern Connecticut State University Men’s Basketball Media Guide Southern Connecticut State University maintains an outstanding intercollegiate athletic program for men and women, recognizing the needs of students in individual and team sports. The Owls are members of the Northeast-10 Conference, the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II. Southern’s women’s gymnastics program also participates in the USA Gymnastics collegiate championships. Southern has had numerous individual NCAA champions in swimming, track and field and gymnastics and ranks among the top 10 of Division II colleges and universities for most individual championships. In addition, the Owls have won a NCAA Division II record six NCAA team titles in men’s soccer, three in men’s gymnastics and one in women’s basketball. Women’s programs in cross country, field hockey, volleyball, soccer, swimming, gymnastics, basketball, track and field (indoor & outdoor), lacrosse and softball have produced many distinguished athletes and coaches. Southern hasa rich tradition in women’s basketball, having placed among the top four teams nationally four times. The Owls’ Mary Anne O’Connor and Sue Rojcewicz were members of the 1976 U.S. Olympic women’s basketball team, which won a silver medal at Montreal. The 2007 team won the Division II National Championship for the first time in program history while finishing the year 34-2 overall. Men’s programs include soccer, cross country, football, track and field (indoor & outdoor), swimming, basketball and baseball. The Owls’ Ben Michaelson, a 10-time NCAA champion in swimming, won two gold medals and set two records in 2003 for the United States at the Pan American Games. Peter Kormann, who coached U.S. Olympic teams at Atlanta in 1996 and in Sydney in 2000, became the first U.S. gymnast in 44 years to win an Olympic medal when he captured a bronze medal in floor exercise at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games. Owls’ gymnastics coach emeritus Abie Grossfeld coached the U.S. Olympic team in 1972, 1984 and 1988, leading his team to a team gold medal in 1984. Among Southern alumni in professional sports, Joe Andruzzi recently retired after a 10-year career with the New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns of the National Football League. Andruzzi was a part of three Super Bowl winning clubs with the Patriots. Jacques Cesaire also spent eight seasons as a defensive lineman with the San Diego Chargers. The Owls also have a strong presence in the National Football League coaching ranks. Kevin Gilbride currently serves as offensive coordinator for the Super Bowl champion New York Giants. He was also the head coach for the San Diego Chargers during a NFL coaching career that has spanned more than 20 years. Chris Palmer was the quarterbacks coach for the Giants during their Super Bowl XLII victory and has also been the head coach of the Cleveland Browns during a NFL coaching career of more than two decades. Tim Holt has also served as a coach for the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Currently, Jeff Stoutland is the offensive line coach for the Philadelphia Eagles. Bo Oshoniyi, currently an assistant men’s soccer coach at Penn State University, retired from Major League Soccer after suiting up with the Columbus Crew and Kansas City Wizards. Fellow men’s soccer alum Brian Bliss played for three teams in MLS and also served as head coach of Kansas City. He is currently the Technical Director with Columbus. Two-time Major League Soccer All-Star Mike Petke retired from the MLS with the New York Red Bulls in 2010 and now serves as the team’s head coach. Former Owl Juan Carlos Osorio is a past head coach of Red Bull New York. The Owls have enjoyed a strong alumni presence in the college basketball coaching community. Joan Bonvicini is the head coach at Seattle University and has also served as head coach at the University of Arizona and Long Beach State University in a distinguished career with more than 600 victories. Cathy Inglese is the head coach at the University of Rhode Island after previous stops at Boston College and the University of Vermont. She has totaled more than 400 victories in her coaching career. Don Perrelli, a former SCSU men’s basketball standout, won more than 400 games as a college women’s basketball coach with stops at SCSU, St. John’s and Northwestern University. Dedicated in November of 1988, Jess Dow Field is a multi-million dollar stadium facility which can accommodate football, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse and track and field. The AstroPlay artificially-surfaced playing field is surrounded by an eight-lane, state-of-the-art 400-meter track surface, both of which were replaced in 2000. Directly adjacent to Southern’s Moore Field House, Dow Field is lighted and has seating for some 6,000. The facility was completely resurfaced in the summer, 2011. James W. Moore Field House is Southern’s primary indoor athletic complex. The main arena, with a permanent seating capacity of 2,800, has a six-lane, artificially-surfaced track (200 meters), which was completely renovated in the summer of 1997. The fieldhouse is utilized for all major indoor events and can accommodate multiple practice sessions simultaneously. Drop curtains and netting allow the main arena to accommodate a complete baseball or softball infield for practice as well as the traditional indoor programs. Moore Field House also has complete weight-training facilities, locker rooms and equipment rooms. Located in Moore Fieldhouse, Hutchinson Natatorium has an eight-lane swimming pool with both one- and three-meter diving boards and a Colorado timing system. The recently renovated Pelz Gymnasium is the oldest of the Southern athletic facilities and is utilized primarily for physical education classes, recreation & intramurals, women’s gymnastics, and volleyball. The facility has a six-lane pool and an independent, auxiliary gymnasium for gymnastics. The Owls also recently refurbished their softball facility behind Pelz Gym and opened a new baseball complex in the fall of 2001. All of the Southern facilities have played host to collegiate and scholastic championship events.