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Overall Record: 188-127-6 (.595 winning pct.) Conference Record: 103-51-1 (.667 winning pct.)

• 30 student-athletes were named All-Americans. • 60 student-athletes received All-Conference recognition. • Five programs won their conference championships (men’s cross country, women’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and men’s lacrosse). • Eight programs participated in NCAA Championships. • Softball won its third NCAA East Regional in the last fi ve seasons, advancing to the College World Series

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Intercollegiate athletics is a key component to the success of Long Island University. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program at C.W. Post de- velops leadership skills, personal character, discipline and competitiveness in an environment where the foremost goal is academic achieve ment and the successful completion of the University’s academic requirements for graduation. Each student-athlete is a representative of the University and C.W. Post, and will conform to the letter and spirit of all rules and regulations, including those contained in the Campus Ethos Statement and will refl ect the University’s commitment to excellence and access. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program strives to off er a wide range of opportunities in an environment that encourages diversity; remain re- sponsive to student, faculty and public interest; inspire the belief that the success of the overall department is greater than that of the individu al team; and create an enduring source of pride for student-athletes, alumni and the greater communities in which the program is a part. The Program endorses the following Foundations of Athletic Excellence: • Leadership • Accountability • Pride • Competitiveness • Integrity • Service • Respect • Commitment • Sportsmanship 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball TABLE OF CONTENTS 2010-11 C.W. Post Men’s Basketball/Quick Facts ...... 3 This is C.W. Post ...... 4-5 C.W. Post Basketball Quick Facts/Directions ...... 6 Pioneers in the Community ...... 7 Head Coach Chris Casey ...... 8-9 2009-10 C.W. POST MEN’S BASKETBALL Assistant Coaches ...... 10-11 Season Outlook ...... 12-13 2010-11 C.W. Post Roster ...... 14 Radio/TV Roster...... 15 Stefan Bonneau ...... 16 Billy Butler ...... 17 Tobin Carberry ...... 18 Tyreak Johnson ...... 19 Vaughn Allen ...... 20 Amir Tarif ...... 21 Vince Rosario ...... 22 Terry Coleman ...... 23 Jon Schofield/Cullen Whye ...... 24 Charles McCann/Jordan Quick ...... 25 Chris Tavantzis/Tyuan William ...... 26 2010-11 Final Statistics ...... 27-28 East Coast Conference ...... 29-30 All-Time Pioneer Roster ...... 31-32 All-Time Records ...... 33 Pioneers vs. Opponents ...... 34-40 Year-By-Year Results ...... 41-46 Pioneers History ...... 47-48 LIU/C.W. Post Administration ...... 49 Director of Athletics Bryan Collins ...... 50 C.W. Post Athletics Staff ...... 51

For more Pioneers info: Credits The 2011-12 C.W. Post men’s basketball media guide was written, edited Visit www.cwpostpioneers.com and designed by the C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Office. Design and layout by Jill Fisher using InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3. Special thanks Rosters • Scores to Sarah Ralls and Pat McWalters for their assistance. Individual headshots, cover photos and action photography by Alan Statistics • Schedules Schaefer, Joe Rogate, Rich Formica, Brian Ballweg, Bob Mitchell and Richard Orr. Cover design by Jill Fisher.

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Entering its ninth decade of providing access to the American dream through excellence in higher education, Long Island Uni- versity is a multi-campus, diverse, doctoral institution of higher learning. One of the largest and most comprehensive private universities in the country, Long Island University off ers almost 600 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs and certifi cates, and educates more than 18,600 credit-seeking students and 5,900 continuing education students in Brook- lyn, Brookville (C.W. Post), Brentwood, Riverhead, Rockland, and West Chester. Th e Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Phar- marcy and Health Services prepares students for successful careers in the fi elds of pharmacy and health care. Th e University’s Global College off ers a wide range of study abroad options at overseas centers in China, Costa Rica, Japan and South Africa. SCHOOLS OF STUDY ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Th e C.W. Post Campus includes six schools of study: the Col- Th e C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is known lege of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed for small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly Palmer School of Library and Information Science; the College credentialed professors. C.W. Post off ers more than 250 undergradu- of Management, including the schools of Business, Professional ate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the this is c.w. post this is c.w. Accountancy and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sci- endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the ences, with 13 academic departments; the School of Education; the American Psychological Association, the American Library Associa- School of Health Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual tion, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate and Performing Arts. For more information visit our Web site at Schools of Business, and many more. www.liu.edu/academics. IDEAL LOCATION C.W. Post is located on Long Island in the Village of PERSONALIZED EDUCATION Brookville, one of the most sought-after residential Th e academic and personal support provided to C.W. Post communities in the United States. Our location, just 10 students is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned to minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means that a full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stay you can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches, on course to successful completion of their degrees. C.W. Post’s parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the former award-winning Cooperative Education program provides homes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sports students with the opportunity for internships related to their centers, planetariums and museums. Th e campus is just 50 studies, and the Offi ce of Professional Experience and Career minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of the Planning maintains a wide array of services to help graduates world – New York City. enter meaningful and rewarding careers. FIRST-RATE FACILITIES Th e safe and secure, 307-acre C.W. Post Campus is widely acclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture. Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include three art galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class Tilles Center for the Performing Arts and a premier research library with more than three million volumes.

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C.W. POST DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI

• Brian Kilmeade, Anchor for Fox 5 and Friends (Media Arts) • Howard Lorber, CEO of Nathan’s Famous Franks (Accounting) • Al Kahn, the marketer for Cabbage Patch Kids, Yugio and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles • Ted David, 1010 WINS Business Reporter (Media Arts) • Bunny Hoest, cartoonist for the Lockhorn’s and Howard Huge (Education) • Jamie Kellner, chairman and CEO of the WB Television Network • Sarabeth Levine - 1964, of Sarabeth’s Kitchen franchise in NYC • A.J. Benza - 1984, E! Television, TV host, gossip columnist • John Collins (Marketing) –1983, Chief Operating Offi cer, National Hockey League and Former President, Cleveland Browns • Steven Cymbrowitz – 1974, NYS Assemblyman • Ed Lauter – 1960, actor • Ron Stonitsch –1971, track team alumni • Ralph Suozzi –1979, Mayor of Glen Cove • Robert K. Sweeney –1980, NYS Assemblyman • Gary Wichard (football) - 1972, sports agent

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Th e C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Offi ce wel- comes members of the media covering Pioneer wom- C.W. POST AT A GLANCE en’s basketball during the 2010-2011 season. If we can Location ...... Brookville, N.Y. 11548 be of any assistance to you throughout the year, please Founded ...... 1954 do not hesitate to contact us. President ...... Dr. David Steinberg Provost ...... Dr. Paul Forestell Enrollment ...... 8,472 Nickname ...... Pioneers Colors ...... Green & Gold Athletics Director ...... Bryan Collins (516) 299-2847 Faculty Athletic Rep...... Dr. Sean Grennan (516) 299-2592 Affiliation ...... NCAA II, ECAC Head Trainer (Interim) .. Melissa Beausoleil (516) 299-2624 Administrative Asst ...... Marie Guarnieri (516) 299-2288 Sarah Ralls Jill Fisher Director of Athletic Assistant Director of Pat McWalters Equipment Manager ...... Bob Sugar (516) 299-2676 Media Relations Athletic Media Relations Graduate Assistant Asst. Director of Athletic Media Relations/Men’s Basketball [email protected] jillian.fi [email protected] [email protected] Contact ...... Jill Fisher (516) 299-4156 Athletic Department Fax ...... (516) 299-3155 DIRECTIONS TO PRATT SID Fax ...... (516) 299-2844 RECREATION CENTER Fisher E-Mail ...... [email protected] (www.liu.edu/directions) C.W. Post Athletics Web Site www.cwpostpioneers.com FROM NEW YORK CITY • Take Queens-Midtown Tunnel to the Long MEN’S BASKETBALL Island Expressway (I-495) east INFORMATION • Exit at 39 (Glen Cove Rd.) and make a left at the light onto Glen Cove Road. Proceed Conference ...... East Coast Conference north 1-1.5 miles to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A) Head Coach .. Chris Casey (Western Connecticut State ‘86) • Turn right (east) on Northern Blvd. and Phone Number ...... (516) 299-2939 travel two miles to the C.W. Post Campus Best Time to Reach Casey ...... Afternoons • Pass the first entrance and turn right at Record at C.W. Post...... 21-10 the next light (East Gate) Overall Collegiate Coaching Record ...... 48-56 • Take Gold Coast Road for 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center Assistant Coaches ..... Mark Rybczyk, Matt Allen, Dan Mark is on right Basketball Operations ...... Kareem Brown Home Court (Capacity) ...... Pratt Recreation Center (3,000) FROM POINTS NORTH

quick facts/direction quick 2010-11 Record ...... 21-10 (16-5 ECC) • Take most convenient south parkway, turnpike Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 6/6 or thruway to the Throgs Neck Bridge Starters Returning/Lost ...... 2/3 • Proceed over bridge to the Long Island Expressway (I-495) east and follow the directions above

FROM POINTS EAST ON LONG ISLAND • Take Long Island Expressway (I-495) west to exit 41N (Rte. 106/107) • Turn right at light and proceed north on 107 to Northern Blvd. (Rte. 25A) • Turn left (west) on Northern Blvd. and travel to first traffic light • Turn left at light onto the C.W. Post Campus and follow Gold Coast Road 1/2 mile; Pratt Recreation Center is on the right. 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball pioneers in the community

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2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball CHRIS CASEY Head Coach • Second Season Western Connecticut ‘86 Chris Casey’s fi rst season at C.W. Post was a success- ful one as he led the Pioneers to an East Coast Confer- ence Championship and an appearance in the NCAA East Regional. Th e season was not without its challenges, as the Pioneers began the season with a 4-6 record, but rebounded to post a 17-4 slate the rest of the way, fi nish- ing 21-10 overall and 16-5 in the ECC. Four of Casey’s players were selected to All-ECC teams, and Stefan Bonneau earned ECC Player of the Year and NABC All- Region First Team, among several other honors. A former assistant men’s basketball coach at Divi- sion I St. John’s University, Casey was selected as C.W. Post’s head men’s basketball coach following a nationwide search in May 2010. Casey became the ninth head coach to take over the Pioneer program, which has qualifi ed for the NCAA Tournament three times in the last four years, including an appearance in the Elite Eight Tournament in 2009. Casey spent six years on the men’s basketball staff at St. John’s under former head coach Norm Roberts, serv- ing the fi rst two seasons as the Director of Operations before being promoted to Assistant Coach. During his tenure at St. John’s, Casey played a large role on Roberts’ staff as he was responsible for recruit- ing, opponent scouting, player development, on-court instruction and practice and game preparation. Casey’s fi rst season as an assistant coach proved to be one of signifi cance for the Red Storm. St. John’s made a return to the BIG EAST Championship Tournament for the fi rst time since 2003, posted its fi rst winning record (16-15) since that season, collected the most victories since its 21-13 campaign four years ago and compiled its best conference record (7-9) since 2003 as well. In 2008-09, Casey’s guidance helped the Red Storm equal that win total, propelling the squad to its fi rst BIG head coach chris casey EAST Tournament victory in six years and a postseason appearance in the CBI. Casey came to St. John’s from Central Connecticut State University, where he spent three seasons as the Blue Devils’ top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. He was also responsible for game preparation, player devel- opment and on-the-fl oor coaching at CCSU. During his tenure with the Blue Devils, the team won the 2002 Northeast Conference championship and earned a berth in the 2002 NCAA Tournament. In 2003, Casey was named an AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year. In his three years with Central Connecticut State, the team averaged nearly 19 wins per year. Th e team’s league 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball record during those years was 40-16, and the Blue Devils advanced to two NEC Championship games. At CCSU, Casey worked with forward Corsley Ed- TTHEHE CASEYCASEY FILEFILE wards, who was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the second round of the 2003 National Basketball Associa- tion Draft, the fi rst-ever selection for a Blue Devil player. Coaching Experience In addition, two student-athletes, Edwards and Ron Rob- • 2010-present Head Coach C.W. Post inson, were named the league’s player of the year during • 2006-10 Assistant Coach St John’s his tenure. • 2004-06 Director of Basketball Operations St. John’s Casey joined the staff at Central Connecticut State • 2001-04 Assistant Coach Central Connecticut after serving as the head coach at Rutgers University- • 1998-2001 Head Coach Rutgers-Newark Newark for three seasons, from 1998-99 to 2000-01. In • 1990-98 Assistant Coach St. Peter’s his third year with the Scarlet Raiders, he led the team to • 1989-90 Assistant Coach St. Francis • 1988-89 Assistant Coach Western Connecticut its second postseason appearance since 1985. Th e team

• 1986-88 Graduate Assistant Coach Central Connecticut head coach chris casey matched the school record for victories in the regular season and the Raiders qualifi ed for the ECAC Postsea- son Tournament. For his eff orts, Casey was named the Year-by-Year Collegiate Head Coaching Record New Jersey Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. Prior to his time at Rutgers, Casey was an assistant basketball 1998-99 5-19 1999-2000 8-16 coach at St. Peter’s College for eight years. He served as 2000-01 14-11 Qualifi ed for ECAC tournament the team’s recruiting coordinator and helped land seven 2010-11 21-10 ECC Champions, NCAA Participant all-conference players and two players who were named Total 48-56 the conference’s Rookie of the Year. St. Peter’s qualifi ed for the Division I NCAA Tournament twice during his tenure, 1991 and again in 1995. Casey has also made coaching stops at his alma mater, Western Connecticut State, and St. Francis (N.Y.). In 1988-89, Western Connecticut fi nished the season 25-3 and made a trip to the Division III Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. Casey is a 1986 graduate of Western Connecticut State University with a B.S. in business administration. He earned his master’s in education administration from Central Connecticut State in 1993. He played basketball for four seasons at Western and was a two-time team captain. His team made an appear- ance in the ECAC Tournament in his senior season. Casey and his wife, Hope, have two daughters, Lau- ren (9) and Jordan (7).

2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball MARC RYBCZYK Assistant Coach • Second Season • Central Connecticut Marc Rybczyk returns for his second season as a Pioneer assistant, bringing over 12 years of collegiate coaching experience to the staff . Prior to C.W. Post, Rybczyk spent fi ve seasons at Southern Connecticut State University, four as the head coach of the Owls and one as an assistant. Before his tenure at Southern Connecticut, Rybczyk was the head coach at the State University of New York – Cobleskill, leading the team to a double fi gure win total in his lone season at Cobleskill. Before his tenure at SUNY Cobleskill, Rybczyk served as the lead assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of New Haven from 2000-05. Rybczyk assisted the Chargers in their run to the 2004 NCAA Tournament, as well as their appearance in the 2003 regional semifi nal. Rybczyk began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant coach at Central Connecticut State University, where he also played as an undergraduate. Dur- ing Rybczyk’s time at CCSU, he helped guide the Blue Devils to a 2000 Northeast Conference Tournament championship and an appearance in the NCAA Tourna- ment. As a student-athlete, Rybczyk led the nation in three point fi eld goals. He was a four-year starter and held the school’s three-point shooting record (single-season and career) for 12 years at CCSU. Rybcyzk’s 11 three-pointers in a game against Long Island University remain a Blue Devils’ single-game record, and he is cur- rently third on the all-time three-point fi eld goal list with 235 trifectas. Rybczyk then played professionally for the Adidas All-Star touring team from 1995-98 and the Converse All-Stars, both out of Syracuse, N.Y., as well as the Springfi eld Slamm of Springfi eld, Mass., from 1998-2000.

KAREEM BROWN Assistant Coach/Basketball Operations • Second Season • St. John’s ‘09

Kareem Brown enters his second season as a Pioneer assistant coach/basketball operations director, following a successful fi rst season where the Pioneers won the ECC Championship and advanced the NCAA tournament. In addition to his coaching duties, Brown’s responsibilities at C.W. Post in- clude recruiting, player development, game fi lm breakdown, academic progress of assistantcoaches student-athletes, and supervision of student managers. Brown came to C.W. Post after spending two years at St. John’s as a Graduate Assistant in the Athletic Department. His duties included creating handbooks for student-athletes, assisting the Athletic Director, and conducting excel spreadsheet for the NCAA Division I Soccer committee. While at St. John’s Brown also competed as a student athlete, but on the foot- ball fi eld in 2002 where he started as a freshman. Th e program was discontinued the following year. Brown earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from St. John Univer- sity. His Bachelor of Science came in Marketing from the school in January 2007, while the master’s degree was in Sport Management, received September 2009. Coaching experience includes a one year stint at Morris Catholic High School as the varsity assistant for boys basketball during the 2009-10 school year. Brown has also coached the Hoop Haven AAU program for the past year. He also has a number of camp and tournament experience including Five-Star Basketball, Hoop Group, Basketball City, Connecticut Basketball School, St. John’s University and Rumble In Th e Bronx.

2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball DAN MARK Assistant Coach • Second Season • Binghamton ‘06 Daniel Mark returns to the Pioneers for his second season on the staff . Mark came to the C.W. Post program with experience ranging in various areas in the game of basketball. Most recently he was the J.V. boy’s basketball coach at Lindenhurst High School, where he also served as an assistant on the varsity staff . Mark graduated from Binghamton University with a degree in Sociology in December of 2006. While at Binghamton, Mark served as a Teaching Assistant for the Basketball in Th eory and Practice class. He also earned his master’s degree at Dowling University in May of 2009, in Adolescence Education with a Middle Child- hood Extension. Other basketball experience for Mark includes serving as travel team head coach for the Plainview Police Athletic League from September 2005 to May 2008. He later became the director of the basketball clinic at the Plainview Athletic League. Other coaching duties included head coach of the AAU Program Long Island Lightning. Besides just coaching basketball, Mark has also spent time as a locker room attendant for the New York Knicks. He also was the head of basketball referees at the assistantcoaches Plainview PAL League R.J. RUTLEDGE Assistant Coach • First Season • Monmouth ‘11 R.J Rutledge joins the Pioneer men’s basketball coaching staff after spending the past four years as a member of the Monmouth Hawks basketball team. During his time as a Hawk, Rutledge averaged 18.6 minutes per game in 101 games played during his career, starting 41 of those games. He also averaged 5.9 points per game to go along with 108 three pointers made in his career. Prior to his career at Monmouth, Rutledge played three years of varsity of basketball at Lawerence Woodmere Academy followed by a year of post-grad at Northfi eld Mount Herman Prep School. He helped Lawerence Woodmere to state fi nals in 2006 and averaged 19.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game as a senior. A native of Baldwin, N.Y., Rutledge graduated from Monmouth with a Bachelor’s Degree in Com- munications and a concentration in radio/TV. DERRICK DUNLAP Assistant Coach • First Season • Central Connecticut ‘96 Derrick Dunlap joins the men’s basketball coaching staff , bringing over a decade of coaching knowl- edge and education and administrative experience to the Pioneer ranks. Most recently, Dunlap served as a volunteer coach for the Riverside Church AAU program, and has been the Bronx Charter elementary school basketball coach for the past three seasons. Previous coaching stints include Howard High in Columbia, Md. for the 2001-02 season, where Dunlap led the team to a 15-8 record. Th e following year he led Crossland High in Temple Hills, Md., to a 17-9 record. He also served as an assistant for three years at Montrose Christian in Rockville, Md., under the legendary coach Stu Vetter, helping the Mustangs to a perennial national ranking. Dunlap played collegiately at Fairfi eld University for three seasons before transferring to Central Con- necticut for his senior season, as the Blue Devils posted a 15-13 record and Dunlap averaged 10 points a game and led the team in assists with 5.4 per game. Serving as a teacher in Washington, D.C. from 1998-2003, Dunlap then moved into the administrative world. He currently serves as the School Administrator for Bronx Arts Charter. He received his bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 1996 from Central Connecticut, and two years later received his Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from Bridgeport. Most recently, he received a second Master’s Degree in Education Supervision and Administration from Johns Hopkins in 2007.

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Chris Casey’s fi rst season at C.W. Post was a play mostly on the perimeter, and he rebounds his posi- successful one as he led the Pioneers to an East Coast tion very well. As with Bonneau, Casey is looking for Conference Championship and an appearance in the scoring as well as increased leadership from his junior NCAA East Regional. Th e season was not without guard. its challenges, as the Pioneers began the season with Returning for his sophomore season is Vaughn Al- a 4-6 record but rebounded to post a 17-4 slate the len (Mount Vernon, N.Y.), who had an excellent stretch rest of the way, fi nishing 21-10 overall and 16-5 in the of games towards the end of the year last season, keying ECC. It was the third the Pioneers’ run into the NCAA appearance in ECC Championships as well the last four years for as into the NCAA’s. Allen a C.W. Post squad that had a good summer and has seems to have made improved his game, and will its return to regional look to continue to factor in prominence. around the basket, as well Th e Pioneers, ranked as adding a new dimension 23rd in DII Bulletin’s to his game by increasing Preseason Top 25, once his shooting range as well as again have their sights handling the ball. set on a return trip to Adding depth will be the NCAA’s, while also sophomore Amir Tarif defending their confer- (New York, N.Y.) and Tyreak ence championship. Johnson (Bronx, N.Y.). Tarif will continue to improve and RETURNERS will make bigger contribu- Casey returns six tions to the front court this lettermen, including year, while Johnson could three starters; most make an impact at one of notably preseason All- the guard spots if he can get American and ECC healthy.

season outlook season Preseason Player of the Year Stefan Bonneau NEWCOMERS (Middletown, N.Y.). SStefantefan BBonneauonneau Casey expects contribu- Bonneau led the team tions from several newcom- and the conference in ers. Two DI transfers will scoring last season, and the Pioneers will need a re- have a chance to make their presence felt at the guard peat this year. Bonneau is a very effi cient scorer, and position, fi lling in for senior guard Billy Butler (Floral he fi nds a variety of ways to put up points, whether Park, N.Y.) who is likely out for the season with an ACL it be long-range shooting, driving to the basket, or tear suff ered in summer workouts. Vince Rosario taking advantage of getting to the free throw line. He (Perth Amboy, N.J.) comes from Central Connecti- will also look to increase his leadership role on the cut, and is a scorer and a good shooter who can play court this season. multiple guard positions, including running the point. Another key returnee is Tobin Carberry (Ham- Terry Coleman (Newburgh, N.Y.) transfers from Port- den, Conn.), who averaged double fi gures last season land State and will also see time at guard. He is a quick and returns primed for another solid season. He will player and a dangerous long-range shooting threat, and

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will contribute as a point guard as well as an off guard. Two freshmen will make an immediate impact in 201112 ECC PRESEASON POLL the frontcourt. Both Charles McCann (Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y.) and Tyuan Williams (Newark, N.J.) Team Pts. Record (ECC) come from very solid high school programs, as McCann 1. C.W. POST 5 74 2110 165 played at St. Mary’s and Williams attended the power- 2. Bridgeport (3) 70 19-9 (18-3) 3. Dist. of Columbia (1) 65 1-20 (N/A) house St. Anthony’s in New Jersey. McCann can score 4. Queens 54 20-8 (16-5) around the basket and defend multiple positions while 5. Molloy 43 9-18 (9-12) Williams has the capability to score as well as very good 6. NYIT 42 13-15 (10-11) rebounding ability. 7. Dowling 28 8-19 (8-13) Th ree walk-ons will also look for time. Junior 8. STAC 18 5-21 (5-16) Jon Schofi eld (Peekskill, N.Y.) is a hard worker who 9. Mercy 11 2-24 (2-19) will look to contribute at one of the guard spots. Ju-    FIRST PLACE VOTES nior Cullen Whye (Moorestown, N.J.) is a tough front court player and a physical rebounder. Freshman Chris season outlook Tavantzis (East Elmhurst, N.Y.) is a local product from Queens who will add depth at forward. C.W. Post certainly has a daunting early-season schedule, taking on fi ve Northeast-10 teams and four Central Atlantic Conference teams. Th e Pioneers open the season with exhibition games against Division I St. John’s on Oct. 25 and Division I UConn on Nov. 6. C.W. Post opens its regular season as it travels to Al- bany for the Saint Rose Tip-Off tournament Nov. 12-13, playing Saint Anselm and host Saint Rose. On the slate in mid-November is last year’s NCAA East Regional champion Bloomfi eld College. December matchups are highlighted by Long Island rival Adelphi and traditional East Region power LeMoyne. Th e addition of the University of District Columbia to the ECC bumps the conference to nine teams, mean- ing the schools will play each other twice, as opposed to last year’s three-game scheduling. Th e Pioneers open conference play on Dec. 7 at Northern Boulevard foe NYIT, but have almost a month-long break until their next conference meeting at the Pratt Recreation Center against Bridgeport on Jan. 4. With such a rigorous schedule in place, it is certain that the Pioneers will have some challenges to over- come, but Casey believes that any struggles early on will have his team primed to play their best basketball come January when conference play opens in full swing. VVaughnaughn AAllenllen

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Numerical Roster BByy CClasslass # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Grad Students (4) 1 Vaughn Allen So. F 6-6 200 Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon Vince Rosario 2 Amir Tarif So. F 6-6 230 New York, N.Y./Proctor Academy Seniors (3) 3 Vince Rosario Gr. G 5-10 175 Perth Amboy, N.J./Central Connecticut Stefan Bonneau 4 Terry Coleman Sr. G 5-10 180 Newburgh, N.Y./Portland State Billy Butler 5 Cullen Whye Jr. F 6-3 180 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown Terry Coleman 10 Jordan Quick Fr. G 6-0 175 Bethlehem, Pa./St. Anthony’s Juniors (4) 12 Tobin Carberry Jr. G 6-3 175 Hamden, Conn./Southern Connecticut Tobin Carberry 14 Tyreak Johnson Jr. G 5-11 188 Bronx, N.Y./Howard University Tyreak Johnson Jon Schofi eld 20 Jon Schofi eld Jr. G 6-2 195 Peekskill, N.Y./Southern Connecticut Cullen Whye 22 Stefan Bonneau Sr. G 5-10 165 Middletown, N.Y./Orange C.C. 23 Billy Butler Sr. G 6-0 178 Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park Sophomores (2) 24 Chris Tavantzis Fr. F 6-3 195 East Elmhurst, N.Y./Msgr. McClancy Vaughn Allen Amir Tarif 31 Tyuan Williams Fr. F 6-5 220 Newark, N.J./St. Anthony’s 34 Charles McCann Fr. F 6-4 215 Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y./St. Mary’s Freshmen (4) Chris McCann Jordan Quick Chris Tavantzis Tyuan Williams BByy SStatetate New York (10) Vaughn Allen Stefan Bonneau Billy Butler Terry Coleman Tyreak Johnson Charles McCann Jon Schofi eld Amir Tarif Chris Tavantzis Alphabetical Roster New Jersey (3) Vince Rosario Tyuan Williams # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Cullen Whye 1 Vaughn Allen So. F 6-6 200 Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon 22 Stefan Bonneau Sr. G 5-10 165 Middletown, N.Y./Orange C.C. Connecticut (1) Tobin Carberry 23 Billy Butler Sr. G 6-0 178 Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park

2011-12 C.W. Post Roster 2011-12 C.W. 12 Tobin Carberry Jr. G 6-3 175 Hamden, Conn./Southern Connecticut Pennsylvania (1) 4 Terry Coleman Sr. G 5-10 180 Newburgh, N.Y./Portland State Jordan Quick 14 Tyreak Johnson Jr. G 5-11 188 Bronx, N.Y./Howard University 34 Charles McCann Fr. F 6-4 215 Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y./St. Mary’s 10 Jordan Quick Fr. G 6-0 175 Bethlehem, Pa./St. Anthony’s 3 Vince Rosario Gr. G 5-10 175 Perth Amboy, N.J./Central Connecticut 20 Jon Schofi eld Jr. G 6-2 195 Peekskill, N.Y./Southern Connecticut 2 Amir Tarif So. F 6-6 230 New York, N.Y./Proctor Academy 24 Chris Tavantzis Fr. F 6-3 195 East Elmhurst, N.Y./Msgr. McClancy 31 Tyuan Williams Fr. F 6-5 220 Newark, N.J./St. Anthony’s 5 Cullen Whye Jr. F 6-3 180 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown

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Vaughn Allen Amir Tarif Vince Rosario Terry Coleman Cullen Whye Sophomore • 6-6 • Forward Sophomore • 6-6 • Forward Grad Student • 5-10 • Guard Senior • 5-10 • Guard Junior • 6-3 • Forward Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon New York, N.Y./Proctor Academy Perth Amboy, N.J/Central Conn. Newburgh, N.Y./Portland State Moorestown, N.Y./Moorestown

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Billy Butler Chris Tavantzis Tyuan Williams Charles McCann Chris Casey Senior • 6-0 • Guard Freshamn • 6-3 • Forward Senior • 6-5 • Forward Freshman • 6-4 • Forward Head Coach Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park East Elmhurst, N.Y./Msgr. McClancy Newark, N.J./St. Anthony’s Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y./St. Mary’s Second Season

Mark Rybczyk Kareem Brown Dan Mark R.J. Rutledge Derrick Dunlap Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Second Season Second Season Second Season First Season First Season 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball STEFAN BONNEAU Senior • Guard • 5-10 • 165 22 Middletown, N.Y./Orange C.C. S E L I F O R P

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2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’n’s BBaBasketballsketball MediaMedia GuideGuide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball BILLY BUTLER Junior • Guard 6-0 • 178 23 Elmont, N.Y./Floral Park P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

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Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 29-22 729/25.1 57-138 .413 13-47 .277 49-68 .721 24-65 89 3.1 52-1 135 69 0 38 176/6.1 2010-11 31-9 778/25.1 66-155 .426 30-80 .375 37-56 .661 19-68 87 2.8 74-1 121 79 0 49 199/6.4 TOTAL 60-31 1507/25.1 123-293 .420 43-127 .339 86-124 .694 43-133 176 2.9 126-2 256 148 0 87 375/6.3

2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’’s BaBasketballssketbaall MediaMeediaa GuideGuidee C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball TOBIN CARBERRY Junior • Guard 6-3 • 175 12 Hamden, Conn./Southern Conn.C S E L I F O R P

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2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’n’s BBaBasketballsketball MediaMedia GuideGuide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball TYREAK JOHNSON Junior • Guard 5-11 • 188 14 Bronx, N.Y./Howard Universityi it P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

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2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’’s BaBasketballssketbaall MediaMeediaa GuideGuidee C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball VAUGHN ALLEN Sophomore • Forward 6-6 • 200 1 Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mountt VernonV S E L I F O R P

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Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 28-5 527/18.8 82-144 .569 0-1 .000 78-106 .736 70-85 155 5.5 66-1 9 36 21 12 242/8.6 TOTAL 28-5 527/18.8 82-144 .569 0-1 .000 78-106 .736 70-85 155 5.5 66-1 9 36 21 12 242/8.6

2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’n’s BBaBasketballsketball MediaMedia GuideGuide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball AMIR TARIF Sophomore • Forward 6-6 • 230 2 New York, N.Y./Proctor Academyd PIONEER PROFILES R P R O F I L

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 24-0 183/7.6 18-41 .439 1-1 1.000 11-13 .846 23-26 49 2.0 30-0 1 21 3 4 48/2.0 TOTAL 24-0 183/7.6 18-41 .439 1-1 1.000 11-13 .846 23-26 49 2.0 30-0 1 21 3 4 48/2.0

2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’’s BaBasketballssketbaall MediaMeediaa GuideGuidee C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball VINCE ROSARIO Graduate Student • Guard 5-10 • 175 3 Perth Amboy, N.J./Central CConn. S E L I F O R P

Career Highs Points: ...... 17 (2x) last vs. Hartford 11/13/10 R 3-point FG made: ...... 5 vs. Albany 12/12/09 E Total rebounds: ...... 4 (7x) last vs. SFNY 1/6/11

E Steals: ...... 3 vs. UMBC 12/30/09 Blocks: ...... 1 (2x) last vs. Monmouth 1/28/10 N Minutes: ...... 41 vs. UMBC 12/30/09 O I PIONEER PROFILES P PIONEER PROFILES PIONEER

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2009-10 30-7 630/21.0 58-177 .328 41-151 .272 19-27 .704 6-36 42 1.4 25-0 25 28 2 18 176/5.9 2010-11 25-1 260/10.4 29-83 .349 23-67 .343 11-17 .647 7-17 24 1.0 15-0 10 14 0 11 92/3.7 TOTAL 55-8 890/16.2 87-260 .335 64-218 .294 30-44 .682 13-53 66 1.2 40-0 35 42 2 29 268/4.9

2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’n’s BBaBasketballsketball MediaMedia GuideGuide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball TERRY COLEMAN Senior • Guard 5-10 • 180 4 Newburgh, N.Y./Portland StStatet P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

P Career Highs Points: ...... 3 vs. Eastern Washington, 1/8/11 R

3-point FG made: ...... 1 vs. Eastern Washington, 1/8/11 O Total rebounds: ...... 4 vs. Northern Colorado, 12/29/10)

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Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 2010-11 10-0 82/8.2 2-10 .200 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 2-6 8 0.8 9-0 8 4 0 1 5/0.5 Totals 10-0 82/8.2 2-10 .200 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 2-6 8 0.8 9-0 8 4 0 1 5/0.5

2011-122011 12 MMeMen’sn’’s BaBasketballssketbaall MediaMeediaa GuideGuidee C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball JON SCHOFIELD Junior • Guard • 6-2 • 195 20 Peekskill, N.Y./Southern Conn. S E L I F O R P

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2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball CHARLES McCANN Freshman • Forward • 6-4 • 215 34 Springfi eld Gardens, N.Y./St. Mary’s P PIONEER PROFILES I O N E E R

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2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball CHRIS TAVANTZIS Freshman • Forward • 6-3 • 195 24 East Elmhurst, N.Y./Msgr. McClancy S E L I F O R P

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201011 C.W. POST MEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS 2110, 165 ECC

Player GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off -Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg 22 Stefan Bonneau 30-28 1010/33.7 193-399 .484 79-176 .449 102-117 .872 51-74 125 4.2 36-0 62 64 8 34 567/18.9 20 Aaron Hall 31-31 872/28.1 173-363 .477 18-61 .295 73-110 .664 54-131 185 6.0 107-7 42 84 7 38 437/14.1 11 Jonathan Kohler 26-25 748/28.8 123-270 .456 33-92 .359 52-75 .693 48-113 161 6.2 71-4 40 49 14 31 331/12.7 12 Tobin Carberry 29-25 765/26.4 100-213 .469 35-100 .350 61-81 .753 25-83 108 3.7 42-0 30 29 11 14 296/10.2 32 Vaughn Allen 28-5 527/18.8 82-144 .569 0-1 .000 78-106 .736 70-85 155 5.5 66-1 9 36 21 12 242/8.6 55 Gilbert Montalvo 31-31 1022/33.0 77-177 .435 36-102 .353 34-40 .850 17-87 104 3.4 37-0 191 61 2 61 224/7.2 23 Billy Butler 31-9 778/25.1 66-155 .426 30-80 .375 37-56 .661 19-68 87 2.8 74-1 121 79 0 49 199/6.4 24 Deshawn Gibbons 9-0 106/11.8 7-20 .350 4-8 .500 3-4 .750 4-16 20 2.2 11-0 3 9 0 2 21/2.3 04 Tyreak Johnson 26-1 228/8.8 18-62 .290 5-19 .263 17-25 .680 7-10 17 0.7 31-0 18 18 0 11 58/2.2 02 Amir Tarif 24-0 183/7.6 18-41 .439 1-1 1.000 11-13 .846 23-26 49 2.0 30-0 1 21 3 4 48/2.0 13 William Slinkosky 9-0 28/3.1 4-9 .444 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 1-2 3 0.3 1-0 0 3 0 3 11/1.2 03 James Mutlu 3-0 8/2.7 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-3 3 1.0 2-0 1 0 0 2 0/0.0 TEAM 43-52 95 3.2 0 5 0 ------2010-11 Final statistics Total 31 6275 861-1855 .464 244-645 .378 468-627 .746 362-750 1112 35.9 508-13 518 458 66 261 2434 /78.5 Opponents 31 6275 858-1906 .450 190-535 .355 336-503 .668 385-719 1104 35.6 547-0 397 481 77 212 2242/72.3

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DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT. HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER 11/12 vs St. Michael’s Coll. W 93-82 131 (27)Bonneau, Stefan (6)Hall, Aaron (6)Allen, Vaughn 11/13 at Stonehill College L 68-76 297 (21)Hall, Aaron (9)Allen, Vaughn 11/28 at Post L 73-77 107 (15)Bonneau, Stefan (8)Kohler, Jonathan 11/30 BLOOMFIELD W 89-84 269 (19)Hall, Aaron (20)Kohler, Jonathan (19)Kohler, Jonathan 12/01 *at Mercy College W 104-80 (21)Kohler, Jonathan (6)Allen, Vaughn (6)Montalvo, Gilbert 12/04 *at Dowling L 73-86 (23)Bonneau, Stefan (9)Hall, Aaron 12/8 *NEW YORK TECH W 88-75 520 (24)Bonneau, Stefan (9)Kohler, Jonathan 12/11 *at Molloy L 72-76 272 (26)Carberry, Tobin (7)Carberry, Tobin 12/19 at Le Moyne L 66-75 275 (19)Hall, Aaron (7)Gibbons, Deshawn 12/30 at So. New Hampshire L 62-77 308 (15)Kohler, Jonathan (11)Kohler, Jonathan 1/2 POST W 70-58 283 (19)Bonneau, Stefan (10)Kohler, Jonathan (19)Hall, Aaron 01/05 *at St. Th omas Aquinas W 71-49 110 (17)Bonneau, Stefan (8)Bonneau, Stefan 01/08 *QUEENS W 98-96 (2OT) 213 (39)Bonneau, Stefan (9)Allen, Vaughn 01/10 *BRIDGEPORT W 82-78 312 (25)Hall, Aaron (5)Carberry, Tobin 01/13 *MERCY COLLEGE W 98-64 212 (22)Allen, Vaughn (10)Hall, Aaron 01/15 *DOWLING W 80-70 296 (30)Bonneau, Stefan (10)Kohler, Jonathan 1/19 *at New York Tech W 98-72 50 (27)Bonneau, Stefan (10)Hall, Aaron 1/22 *MOLLOY W 75-53 527 (22)Bonneau, Stefan (11)Hall, Aaron 01/29 *at Queens College W 79-70 (28)Bonneau, Stefan (5)Kohler, Jonathan (5)Tarif, Amir (5)Hall, Aaron 01/27 *STACM W 79-65 437 (18)Carberry, Tobin (9)Kohler, Jonathan 02/03 *at Bridgeport L 65-75 223 (22)Kohler, Jonathan (7)Tarif, Amir 2/5 *at Mercy College W 95-89 210 (24)Bonneau, Stefan (7)Carberry, Tobin 2/12 *NEW YORK TECH W 81-73 413 (16)Hall, Aaron (8)Allen, Vaughn 2/9 *at DOWM W 75-63 81 (18)Bonneau, Stefan (14)Hall, Aaron (18)Kohler, Jonathan 02/16 *at Molloy W 77-65 134 (22)Hall, Aaron (8)Kohler, Jonathan 02/19 *at STACM W 82-61 150 (27)Bonneau, Stefan (9)Allen, Vaughn 2/23 *QUEENS L 75-81 502 (20)Bonneau, Stefan (9)Hall, Aaron 2/26 *BRIDGEPORT L 65-67 1608 (23)Bonneau, Stefan (12)Allen, Vaughn 03/05 vs Queens % W 73-67(OT) (21)Bonneau, Stefan (11)Hall, Aaron 03/06 at Bridgeport % W 68-64 621 (16)Allen, Vaughn (10)Allen, Vaughn 03/12 at Bentley & L 60-74 714 (16)Bonneau, Stefan (7)Allen, Vaughn * = East Coast Conference game % = ECC Championships & = NCAA East Regional

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2010-11 MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME HIGHS TEAM INDIVIDUAL Points ...... 104, at Mercy (Dec. 1) Points ...... 39, Stefan Bonneau vs. Queens (Jan. 8) FG Made ...... 37, vs. Mercy (Jan. 13) FG Made ...... 12, Stefan Bonneau vs. Queens (Jan. 8) FG Attempts ...... 75, vs. Bloomfi eld (Nov. 30) FG Attempts ...... 21, Stefan Bonneau vs. Queens (Jan. 8) FG Percentage ...... 581 (36-62), at Mercy (Dec. 1) FG Percentage ... ..875 (7-8) Stefan Bonneau at Dowling (Feb. 9) 3-PT FG Made ...... 14, vs. NYIT (Dec. 8 3-PT FG Made ...... 6, Stefan Bonneau at Dowling (Feb. 9) 3-PT FG Attempts...... 27, at LeMoyne (Dec. 19) 3-PT FG Attempts ...... 12, Stefan Bonneau at Dowling (Dec. 4) 3-PT FG Percentage ...... 538 (14-26), vs. NYIT (Dec. 8) 3-PT FG Percentage ...... 1.000 (3-3), Billy Butler vs. Queens (Mar. 5) Free Th rows Made ...... 28, vs. Queens (Jan. 20) Free Th rows Made ...... 10, Vaughn Allen vs. Mercy (Jan. 13) Free Th row Attempts...... 39, vs. Queens (Jan. 20) ...... 10, Stefan Bonneau vs. Queens (Jan. 8) Free Th row Percentage ...... 933 (14-15) at NYIT (Jan. 19) Free Th row Attempts...... 11, Vaughn Allen vs. Mercy (Jan. 13) Rebounds ...... 53, vs. Bloomfi eld (Nov. 30) ...... 11, Stefan Bonneau vs. Queens (Jan. 8) Assists ...... 27, vs. Mercy (Jan. 13) Free Th row Percentage ..1.000 (10-10), Stefan Bonneau (Jan. 8) Steals ...... 15, vs. Queens (Jan. 8) Rebounds ...... 20, Jonathan Kohler vs. Boomfi eld (Nov. 30) Blocked Shots ...... 6, vs. Bridgeport (Feb. 26) Assists ...... 11, Gil Montalvo, done three times Turnovers ...... 29, at Mercy (Dec. 1) ...... 11, Billy Butler, done twice Fouls ...... 25, at Mercy (Dec. 1) Steals ...... 6, Gil Montalvo vs. Queens (Jan. 8) Blocked Shots ...... 4, Vaughn Allen at Bridgeport (March 6) 2009-10 Team Statistics Turnovers ...... 8, Aaron Hall at Queens (Jan. 29) Scoring Off ense Scoring Defense Fouls ...... fi ve, done 13 times 1.C.W. Post 78.5 1.Bridgeport 65.4 2.Bridgeport 76.0 2.Queens 66.7 3.Queens 74.1 3.St. Th omas Aquinas 67.3 2010-11 AWARDS AND HONORS 4.Mercy 71.8 4.Molloy 69.4 5.NYIT 69.0 5.Dowling 69.6 6.Dowling 63.6 6.NYIT 72.1 EAST COAST CONFERENCE 7.Molloy 62.9 7.C.W. Post 72.3 Player of the Year 8.St. Th omas Aquinas 58.8 8.Mercy 87.6 Stefan Bonneau Free Th row Percentage Field Goal Pct. Defense First Team 1.C.W. Post .746 1.Queens .418 Stefan Bonneau 2.Molloy .725 2.Bridgeport .421 Aaron Hall 3.Queens .719 3.Molloy .431 Second Team 4.NYIT .687 4.Dowling .436 Jonathan Kohler 5.Bridgeport .653 5.St. Th omas Aquinas .438 All-Rookie Squad 6.St. Th omas Aquinas .619 6.C.W. Post .450 Vaughn Allen 7.Dowling .607 7.NYIT .455 ECC Championships Most Oustanding Player 8.Mercy .605 8.Mercy .493 Stefan Bonneau 3-Point Field Goals P/G Rebound Margin 1.C.W. Post 7.87 1.Queens +5.9 METROPOLITAN BASKETBALL WRITERS 2.Bridgeport 7.54 2.Bridgeport +3.6 3.C.W. Post +0.3 All-Met First Team 3.NYIT 6.93 Stefan Bonneau 4.Queens 6.75 4.Molloy -2.1 5.Dowling 6.07 5.NYIT -3.0 6.Mercy 5.77 6.St. Th omas Aquinas -4.2 EASTERN COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 7.Molloy 5.00 7.Dowling -4.5 (ECAC) 8.St. Th omas Aquinas 3.92 8.Mercy 2 -9.4 Co-Player of the Year 2010-11 Final statistics 2010-11 Final Stefan Bonneau Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage First Team 1.Bridgeport +10.5 1.C.W. Post .464 Stefan Bonneau 2.Queens +7.4 2.Bridgeport .454 Second Team 3.C.W. Post +6.2 3.NYIT .442 4.NYIT -3.2 4.Queens .442 Aaron Hall 5.Dowling -6.0 5.St. Th omas Aquinas .426 6.Molloy -6.6 6.Molloy .423 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES 7.St. Th omas Aquinas -8.5 7.Mercy .408 (NABC) 8.Mercy -15.8 8.Dowling .403 East Region Second Team 3-Point Field Goal Pct. 3-Point FG Pct. Defense Stefan Bonneau 1.C.W. Post .378 1.Queens .322 2.Bridgeport .377 2.Bridgeport .332 DAKTRONICS, INC. 3.NYIT .352 3.Dowling .342 East Region First Team 4.Queens .352 4.Molloy .343 Stefan Bonneau 5.Molloy .330 5.C.W. Post .355 6.Dowling .311 6.NYIT .356 7.Mercy .306 7.St. Th omas Aquinas .365 8.St. Th omas Aquinas .286 8.Mercy .374 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1989 N.Y.); Molloy College (Rockville Centre, N.Y.); New York Institute of and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC was Technology (Old Westbury, N.Y.); Queens College (Flushing, N.Y.); and formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among member St. Th omas Aquinas College (Sparkill, N.Y.). institutions and to assist them in integrating athletics into their academ- Th e ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball; ic program in a fi scally sound way. Th e ECC is committed to the highest men’s and women’s basketball; men’s and women’s cross country; men’s standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its and women’s lacrosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis; men’s and mission is to promote the total person concept in its student-athletes, women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball. which stresses the abilities to excel in academic achievement, athletic Th e East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA and competition, and positive character traits. East Coast Conference (www. Division II. Division II is a dynamic and engaging group of colleges, eccsports.org) members for 2011-12 include: University of Bridgeport institutions and conferences of varying sizes and educational missions. (Bridgeport, Conn.); C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University Division II members encourage and support diversity; value sportsman- (Brookville, N.Y.); University of the District of Columbia (Washington, ship, fairness and equity; and place the highest priority on the overall D.C.); Dowling College (Oakdale, N.Y.); Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, educational excellence of the student-athlete. EASt COAST CONFERNECE ECC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS C.W. POST 201011 ECC CHAMPIONS Player of the Year: Stefan Bonneau (Jr., G, C.W. Post) Rookie of the Year: John Petrucelli (G, Molloy) Defensive Player of the Year: Lamonte Lans (Sr., G, Queens) Coach of the Year: Mike Ruane (Bridgeport)

First Team Stefan Bonneau (Jr., G, C.W. Post) Dave Boykin (Gr., G, Bridgeport) Aaron Hall (Sr., F, C.W. Post) 2010 Women’s Soccer 2010 Men’s Cross Country Khalil McDonald (Jr., F, Queens) John Petrucelli (Fr., G, Molloy) Kayvon Roberts (So., G/F, NYIT) Jermaine Washington (Sr., G, Bridgeport)

Second Team Justin Brown (So., G, St. Th omas Aquinas) Msoo Ikyaator (Sr., F/C, Bridgeport) Jonathan Kohler (So., F, C.W. Post) 2011 Women’s Basketball 2011 Men’s Basketball Lamonte Lans (Sr., G, Queens) Anderson Labase (Sr., G, Queens)

All-Rookie Team Vaughn Allen (F, C.W. Post) Corwin Austin (G, Dowling) Chaz Morrish (G, Mercy) John Petrucelli (G, Molloy) Colin Senior (G, Mercy) 2011 Men’s Lacrosse 201011 ECC FINAL STANDINGS Conference Overall School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1 Bridgeport 18-3 0.857 19-9 0.679 3 Queens (N.Y.) 16-5 0.762 20-8 0.714 2 C.W. Post 16-5 0.762 21-10 0.677 4 NYIT 10-11 0.476 13-15 0.464 5 Molloy 9-12 0.429 9-18 0.333 6 Dowling 8-13 0.381 8-19 0.296 STAC 5-16 0.238 5-21 0.192 Mercy 2-19 0.095 2-24 0.077

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2010-11 East Coast Conference Individual Leaders Scoring Player, Institution G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 1.Bonneau, Stefan-CWPM 20 142 58 69 411 20.6 2.Petrucelli, John-MOLM 21 107 6 117 337 16.0 3.Brown, Justin-STACM 21 116 21 71 324 15.4 4.Khalil McDonald-QUEM 21 123 13 62 321 15.3 5.Roberts, Kayvon-NYITM 20 106 5 87 304 15.2 6.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM 20 104 45 42 295 14.8 7.Hall, Aaron-CWPM 21 119 12 49 299 14.2 8.Lamonte Lans-QUEM 20 94 34 55 277 13.9 9.Kohler, Jonathan-CWPM 18 90 25 38 243 13.5 10.Garcia, Manny-MERCM 21 103 35 40 281 13.4 11.Hill,Michael-DOWM 19 94 4 56 248 13.1 12.Boykin, Dave-BPTM 17 83 37 18 221 13.0 13.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM 21 90 44 48 272 13.0 14.Wilson, Ed-MERCM 21 118 12 23 271 12.9 15.Martin, Josh-BPTM 21 89 35 43 256 12.2

Field Goal Percentage 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Steals 1.Ikyaator, Msoo-BPTM. .629 1.Bonneau, Stefan-CWPM .496 1.Petrucelli, John-MOLM 2.71 2.Blanchard, Jamie-STACM .559 2.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM .474 2.Anderson Labase-QUEM 2.48 3.Concha, Dariel-MOLM .538 3.McKnight, Jahari-NYITM .429 3.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWPM 2.24 4.Bonneau, Stefan-CWPM .536 4.Smith,Sean-DOWM .424 4.Stevens,Jake-DOWM 2.15 5.Khalil McDonald-QUEM .517 5.Edil Lacayo-QUEM .407 5.Powell, Hasan-MERCM 2.00 6.Cokley, Tim-BPTM .511 6.Jeremiah Mordi-QUEM. .407 6.Butler, Billy-CWPM 1.81 7.Walker, Jerrell-NYITM .507 7.Boykin, Dave-BPTM .407 7.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM 1.67 8.Hall, Aaron-CWPM. .500 8.Morrish, Chaz-MERCM .403 8.Wilson, Ed-MERCM 1.57 Washington, Jermaine-BPTM .500 9.Rodriguez, Eric-NYITM .403 9.Skinner, Daniel-STACM 1.53 10.Carberry, Tobin-CWPM .490 10.Martin, Josh-BPTM .398 10.Smith,Sean-DOWM 1.50

Assists Defensive Rebounds Assist-Turnover Ratio 1.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWPM 6.48 1.Petrucelli, John-MOLM 5.33 1.Montalvo, Gilbert-CWPM 3.16 2.Butler, Billy-CWPM 4.43 2.Malone,Josh-DOWM 4.83 2.Boykin, Dave-BPTM 2.52 3.Anderson Labase-QUEM 4.33 3.Cokley, Tim-BPTM 4.76 3.Butler, Billy-CWPM 1.58 4.Powell, Hasan-MERCM 4.25 4.Hall, Aaron-CWPM 4.38 4.Powell, Hasan-MERCM 1.29 5.Skinner, Daniel-STACM 4.12 5.Brown, Justin-STACM 4.29 5.Lamonte Lans-QUEM 1.27 6.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM 3.30 6.Kohler, Jonathan-CWPM 4.28 6.Anderson Labase-QUEM 1.23 Lamonte Lans-QUEM 3.30 7.Khalil McDonald-QUEM 4.14 7.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM 1.18 8.Boykin, Dave-BPTM 3.12 8.Roberts, Kayvon-NYITM 4.10 8.Stevens,Jake-DOWM 1.07 9.Stevens,Jake-DOWM 3.10 9.Jegede, Tolulade-MOLM 3.81 9.Skinner, Daniel-STACM 1.06 10.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM 3.05 10.Lopez, Nick-STACM 3.76 10.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM 0.91

3-Point Field Goals Made Free Th row Percentage 1.Bonneau, Stefan-CWPM 2.90 1.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM .894 2.Edil Lacayo-QUEM 2.44 2.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM .889 3.Washington, Jermaine-BPTM 2.25 3.Bonneau, Stefan-CWPM .863 4.Boykin, Dave-BPTM 2.18 4.Stevens,Jake-DOWM .827 5.Brown, Justin-STACM .780 east coast conference coast east 5.Smith,Sean-DOWM 2.17 6.McKnight, Jahari-NYITM 2.10 6.Anderson Labase-QUEM .778 7.Nolan, Jimmy-MOLM 2.10 7.Kohler, Jonathan-CWPM .760 8.Senior, Colin-MERCM 1.95 8.Allen, Vaughn-CWPM .754 9.Lamonte Lans-QUEM 1.70 9.Roberts, Kayvon-NYITM .731 10.Martin, Josh-BPTM 1.67 10.Concha, Dariel-MOLM .705

Off ensive Rebounds Blocked Shots 1.Khalil McDonald-QUEM 3.19 1.Khalil McDonald-QUEM 1.24 2.Ikyaator, Msoo-BPTM 2.67 2.Hill,Michael-DOWM 1.11 3.Concha, Dariel-MOLM 2.65 3.Terrell Simmons-QUEM 1.05 4.Hill,Michael-DOWM 2.58 4.Blanchard, Jamie-STACM 1.00 5.Allen, Vaughn-CWPM 2.35 5.Ikyaator, Msoo-BPTM 0.90 6.Garcia, Manny-MERCM 2.24 6.Kohler, Jonathan-CWPM 0.72 7.Petrucelli, John-MOLM 2.14 7.Stark, Ian-STACM 0.71 8.Terrell Simmons-QUEM 2.05 8.Concha, Dariel-MOLM 0.70 9.Hall, Aaron-CWPM 1.95 9.Hammett, Tyler-MOLM 0.65 10.Henry, Moyan-BPTM 1.94 Lopez, Nick-STACM 0.65

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•A• Anthony Boston 1995-1996 John Cipot 1998-1999 Gil Green 1976-1978 Fred Abraham 2000-2001 Stefan Bonneau 2010-pres. Mike Clark 1983-1985 Juan Griles 1984-1999 Tito Ades 1964-1967 Mike Brandeis 1960-1964 Eddie Cobb 1992-1995 Augie Gruenberg 1960-1961 Scott Adubato 1983-1984 Jerry Britton 1980-1981 Selwin Cohen 1958-1959 Kyle Guerrant 1996-2000 Frankie Aikens 1999-2002 Rich Broderick 1976-1977 Justin Cole 2001-2005 Jo Jo Gumbs 1989-1991 Tom Allen 1980-1982 Eric Brown 1970-1971 Ron Cole 1974-1977 Vaughn Allen 2010-pres. Corey Browne 1999-2001 Terry Coleman 2011-pres. •H• Mike Alvarez 1980-1982 Garee Bryant 1995-1999 Bob Colleti 1958-1959 Alan Hahn 1991-1993 Larry Arann 1957-1960 Phil Bryant 1995-1996 Jack Collins 1965-1968 Aaron Hall 2009-2011 Ryan Bucci 1999-2003 Johnathan Cooper 1994-1995 Mike Hammond 1985-1987 •B• Jim Buckridge 1957-1958 Tom Coviello 1971-1972 Glenn Handley 1966-1967 Dror Bardichev 1987-1988 Lou Burger 1960-1963 Glen Crawley 1961-1962 Azhar Haneef 1979-1980 Aaron Barnette 1992-1994 Kenny Burkes 2006-2009 Mike Crisci 2005-2006 Walter Hansome 1970-1973 Andrew Barrett 1994-1995 Percy Burt 1989-1991 Terry Cullen 1978-1980 Jim Harrington 1962-1964 Mike Barrett 1957-1958 Wayne Burton 1990-1991 Michael Harry 2006-2007 Mike Barrett 1972-1973 Billy Butler 2009-pres. •D• John Harvey 1996-2001 Bob Barrett 1959-1960 Brandin Butler 2009-2010 Aaron Daly 2005-2009 Pete Haubner 1971-1973 all-time pioneer roster Jetster Bates 2007-2008 Brandon Butler 2006-2008 Lyndon Daniel 2007-2009 Glenn Haugk 1972-1975 Brandon Bell 2002-2005 Kyle Byrons 2008-2011 Al Davidson 1979-1981 Roland Hawkins 1975-1979 Jim Bell 1974-1978 Marcus Davis 1987-1989 Darrick Heath 1986-1988 Marco Benedetto 1960-1962 •C• Bob DeBonis 1974-1978 John Heitner 1998-2002 Addist Bennett 1998-1999 Al Campesi 1959-1960 Steve DeChabert 2003-2005 Ryan Heller 2002-2006 Alan Berlowitz 1964-1965 Tobin Carberry 2010-pres. Derek Delgardo 1999-2001 Mike Henderson 1981-1984 Tafare Berryman 2004-2005 Nick Carter 2008-2009 Rich De Martis 1976-1978 Brian Hennessy 1992-1993 Andrew Betts 1995-1997 John Chamberlain 1966-1968 Mike Dias 1979-1981 Michael Herrick 1990-1992 Donnie Beverly 1994-1995 Delano Chandler 1992-1994 Bill Dickin 1957-1958 Gene Higgins 1978-1982 Brad Biggs 1968-1969 Don Chapman 1977-1979 Greg Dixon 1980-1984 David Hill 1976-1977 Richie Block 1966-1967 Grady Charles 1975-1978 Anderson Dozier 1971-1973 Paul Himmelsbach 1958-1960 Peter Blodnick 1980-1981 Mel Cheek 1965-1969 Keith Drysdale 2004-2006 Russell Holloway 2008-2009 Paul Dube 1963-1964 Kevin Horton 1982-1984 Hector Duprey 1997-1999 Steve Dushnick 1963-1965 •I• •J• •E• Jamal Jackson 1993-1994 Rondell Earvin 1998-1999 Jerry Jackson 1974-1976 Craig Einhorn 1969-1972 Michael Jackson 1985-1987 Bill Emig 1957-1959 Ken James 1994-1998 Ted Engel 1976-1977 Th eady James 2001-2003 Bob Enos 1958-1960 Lorenzo Jarvis 1991-1993 Jack Etson 1973-1974 Michael Jeff erson 1987-1988 Bob Evans 1977-1980 Nick Jenkins 1981-1983 Aaron Johnson 1992-1994 •F• Ed Johnson 1965-1969 Darius Farrelly 1983-1984 George Johnson 1974-1978 Jimmy Feagins 1987-1990 Peter Johnson 1991-1992 Jack Ferguson 1968-1971 Tyreak Johnson 2010-pres. Bill Ferry 1968-1971 Nemanja Jokic 2009-2010 Ed Fields 1971-1973 Larry Jones 1983-1984 John Fish 1965-1968 John Joseph 1987-1990 Stan Fleming 1971-1972 Randy Joseph 1994-1998 Andre Forrester 2005-2006 Vujadon Jovic 1991-1992 Conrad Fountaine 1973-1976 Bobby Foster 1989-1991 •K• Damion Fray 2004-2005 Kanelous 1962-1963 Derrick Frazier 1997-1998 Ron Kashlak 1960-1961 Larry Freiberg 1962-1965 Martin Katz 1960-1961 Bill Kienke 1974-1975 •G• Neil King 1988-1989 Dick Gelke 1958-1959 T. Klimas-Mikalauskas 2005-2006 Deshawn Gibbons 2009-pres. Ed Klimkowski 1970-1972 Jim Glynn 1958-1960 Jonathan Kohler 2009-pres. Rich Goldberg 1960-1963 Ken Krutzler 1972-1974 EEdd MillerMiller 1970-731970-73 Stu Goldman 1965-1969 Jacob Kudlacz 2003-2004 John Goubeaud 1965-1970 Bill Kusnetz 1960-1961 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

•L• Scott Parker 1991-1993 Paris Spraggins 1996-1997 Mike Walker 1964-1965 Bob Laing 1979-1981 Craig Parnell 1984-1986 Lou Sprauer 1958-1959 Walker 1975-1976 Ed Lauter 1957-1960 Kareem Peele 1982-1983 Reuben Statam 2002-2004 John Walsh 1998-1999 Larry Lawrence 1970-1971 Jon Peress 1981-1984 Lee Stevenson 1971-1972 Kip Washington 1984-1986 Kurt LeBright 1999-2000 George Perry 1988-1992 Ken Stewart 1975-1976 Jason Waters 1989-1991 Mike Lee 1983-1985 Mike Petrie 1977-1980 Neville Storer 2002-2005 Paul Waters 1958-1959 Fred Leopold 1960-1961 Elbert Platt 1973-1975 Joel Suarez 2004-2006 Jim Webber 1969-1972 Nelson Levin 1969-1970 Allen Pollock 1957-1960 Melvin Sullivan 1973-1974 E. Webber 1963-1964 Mike Levin 1964-1967 Barry Pollock 1961-1962 Larry Summer 1973-1974 Pat Webber 1977-1981 Dick Levy 1957-1958 Frank Porter 2000-2002 Stefan Swiat 1996-1997 Jeff Weiss 1981-1982 Tony Licata 1965-1969 Byron Prince 1988-1989 Jermaine Syville 1992-1993 Glenn Weissman 1974-1975 Arkady Lin 1985-1987 Bob Purslow 1976-1980 Ron Szabo 1978-1980 Cliff ord Weston 1973-1974 Jeremy Logan 2004-2005 Ed Puttick 1960-1961 George White 1957-1958 Tom Lowe 1973-1976 •T• Lashone White 1996-1997 Ron Ludwin 1960-1964 •Q• G. Talkachov 1964-1965 Maurice Whitehurst 2005-2007 Chris Queen 1989-1992 Amir Tarif 2010-pres. Cal Whitworth 1974-1975 •M• Jordan Quick 2011-pres. Chris Tavantzis 2011-pres. Cullen Whye 2011-pres. Willard Mack 1989-1991 Marcus Taylor 2001-2005 Craig Wiener 1982-1983 Roberto Macklin 2008-2010 •R• James Tchana 2008-2010 Brian Williams 2005-2006 Arik Madison 1990-1992 Michael Ranft 1998-1999 Rich Terris 1968-1969 Carlos Williams 1985-1988 Steve Maillard 1962-1964 Stu Raskin 1970-1972 Marc Terry 2001-2005 Mitchell Williams 1988-1989 Keith Malone 1985-1987 Devon Ray 2002-2003 Charles Th omas 1983-1985 Jason Willis 2001-2003 Christ Manning 2009-2010 Damani Raye 1993-1997 Michael Th orton 1989-1990 Russell Wilson 1970-1973 Frank Marino 1968-1970 Alejendro Rease 1993-1994 Louie Torrence 1966-1967 Scott Wojnas 1982-1983 Nate Marner 1982-1983 Jose Redd 1982-1983 Angel Torres 1986-1987 Tyuan Williams 2011-pres. Bob Matefy 1960-1961 Matt Refner 2007-2008 Frank Townsend 1961-1963 Woliver 1957-1958 Wesley Matthews 2007-2008 Nir Riechles 1986-1987 Roy Tucker 1989-1990 Donnell Woodly 1971-1974 Melvin Mattocks 1982-1986 Derrick Robillard 1995-1999 Fred Turner 1978-1980 Ray Woods 1980-1982 Charles McCann 2011-pres. Doug Robins 1968-1970 Dan Tutt 1994-1995 ames Woolery 1992-1994 Charles McCants 1995-1996 Vince Rosario 2011-pres. Lamar Wright 2003-2005 Jim McDonald 1965-1970 Bob Rosen 1960-1965 •U• Ray Wright 1968-1971 Art McKeldin 1972-1975 Ron Rutledge 1972-1974 •V• Steve Wright 1968-1971 Glen McMillan 1984-1986 Matt Ryan 1986-1988 Carlos Valentin 1987-1989 R. Wulf 1963-1965 Gerry McNair 2002-2004 Robert Van Valkenburgh 1986-1989 Ron Wyatt 1973-1975 Stephen Mears 2008-2010 •S• Guy Van Wagenen 1969-1971 Dale Menendez 1998-1999 Rommel Santos 1990-1991 Greg Vetrone 1982-1985 •X• Raul Mercedes 2005-2007 Bob Scally 1965-1967 Dave Vickers 1964-1965 •Y• Chris Meyer 1979-1981 Jack Scally 1967-1969 •Z• Duane Middleton 1975-1977 Kellen Scantlebury 2005-2009 •W• John Zureck 1960-1963 Ed Miller 1970-1973 Bob Scarboro 1977-1979 Dan Waddleton 1988-1991 Jack Minister 2006-2007 Richie Scheinblum 1960-1964 Kindu Walker 1994-1996 Brian Mlodzinski 1989-1991 Bob Schettino 1962-1963 Arthur Mlotkowski 1996-1997 Jonathan Schmidt 2005-2009 Gilbert Montalvo 2007-2011 Jon Schofi eld 2011-pres. David Moreno 2006-2008 Daniel Scott 1999-2001 John Morris 2005-2007 Dave Scott 1965-1968 Frank Morrow 1957-1960 Marcus Scott 1991-1992

all-time pioneer roster all-time pioneer Simon Morton 1999-2002 Bob Scully 1967-1968 Donnyel Moscovitz 1991-1992 Franl Semiraglio 1988-1991 Sean Mullings 1993-1995 Qayyim Shabazz 2000-2001 James Mutlu 2009-2011 Howie Shapiro 1960-1964 Mike Shell 1959-1960 •N• Steve Shell 1973-1974 Marcus Nelson 1994-1996 Tchaka Shipp 1997-1998 Steve Nitti 1981-1983 Jeff Siegel 1965-1968 Simeon Noel-Jeune 1998-1999 George Skrelja 2006-2007 William Slinkosky 2010-pres. •O• Wayne Smallwood 1984-1986 Baldur Olafsson 2000-2002 John Smith 2003-2004 Kevin O’Sullivan 1991-1993 Tim Sorensen 1992-1997 Tom Oswald 1975-1979 Mateusz Sowa 2007-2008 Kevin Spann 2007-2009 •P• Todd Spehler 1979-1981 John Pammer 1986-1987 Bob Spence 1972-1975 GGareearee BBryantryant 11995-99995-99 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

GAME - INDIVIDUAL Most Points Scored ...... 47 ...... Garee Bryant vs. Southampton ...... 1998-99 Most Field Goals Made ...... 20 ...... Garee Bryant vs. Southampton ...... 1998-99 Most Free Th rows Made ...... 17 ...... Delano Chandler vs. N.Y. Tech ...... 1993-94 Most Rebounds ...... 30 ...... John Chamberlain vs. Worcester Tech ...... 1966-67 Most Assists ...... 19 ...... Jason Waters vs. Concordia ...... 1990-91 Most 3-Point Goals ...... 9 ...... Raul Mercedes vs. Saint Anselm ...... 2006-07 Most 3-Point Attempts ...... 16 ...... Jonathan Schmidt vs. Adelphi ...... 2007-08 Most Steals ...... 11 ...... Aaron Johnson vs. Concordia ...... 1993-94 SEASON - INDIVIDUAL Most Points Scored ...... 734 ...... Michael Hammond ...... 1986-87 Most Field Goals Scored ...... 293 ...... Michael Hammond ...... 1986-87 Most Free Th rows Scored ...... 197 ...... Juan Griles ...... 1988-89 Highest Scoring Average...... 24.5 ...... Michael Hammond ...... 1986-87 Most Rebounds ...... 359 ...... Calvin Whitworth ...... 1974-75 Best Field Goal Percentage ...... 67.9 ...... Lyndon Daniel ...... 2007-08 Best Free Th row Percentage ...... 86.5 ...... Mike Petrie ...... 1978-79 Most Field Goals Attempted ...... 578 ...... Michael Hammond ...... 1986-87 Most Free Th rows Attempted ...... 232 ...... Juan Griles ...... 1988-89 Most Games Played ...... 33 ...... Ryan Bucci, Justin Cole, Reuben Statam, Neville Storer, Marc Terry ...... 2002-03 Most Assists ...... 226 ...... Aaron Johnson ...... 1993-94 Most Steals ...... 120 ...... Greg Dixon ...... 1982-83 Most 3-Point Goals ...... 89 ...... Arik Madison ...... 1991-92

Most 3-Point Attempts ...... 203 ...... Arik Madison ...... 1991-92 all-time records CAREER Most Points Scored ...... 1,980 ...... Jonathan Schmidt ...... 2005-08 Most Field Goals Scored ...... 729 ...... Garee Bryant ...... 1995-99 Most Free Th rows Scored ...... 517 ...... Jonathan Schmidt ...... 2005-08 Highest Scoring Average (4 years) ...... 20.1 ...... Mike Brandeis ...... 1960-64 Most Rebounds ...... 857 ...... Jim McDonald ...... 1967-70 Best Field Goal Percentage ...... 623 ...... John Heitner ...... 1998-02 Best Free Th row Percentage ...... 82.3 ...... Bob DeBonis ...... 1974-78 Most Field Goals Attempted ...... 1,446 ...... Garee Bryant ...... 1995-99 Most Free Th rows Attempted ...... 722 ...... Jonathan Schmidt ...... 2005-08 Most 3-Point Goals ...... 213 ...... Jonathan Schmidt ...... 2005-08 Most 3-Point Attempts ...... 582 ...... Jonathan Schmidt ...... 2005-08 Most Assists ...... 669 ...... Greg Dixon ...... 1980-84 Most Games Played ...... 121 ...... Marc Terry ...... 2001-05 Most Steals ...... 325 ...... Greg Dixon ...... 1980-84 GAME - TEAM Most Points Scored ...... 120 ...... vs. Mount St. Mary (NY) ...... 1986-87 Fewest Points Allowed ...... 24 ...... vs. Pratt ...... 1972-73 Most Field Goals Scored ...... 51 ...... vs. Mount St. Mary (NY) ...... 1986-87 Most 3-Point Goals ...... 14 ...... vs. Findlay ...... 2008-09 Most 3-Point Attempts ...... 37 ...... vs. Findlay ...... 2008-09 Most 3-Point Goals Allowed ...... 13 ...... by Bentley ...... 2008-09 Most 3-Point Attempts Allowed ...... 29 ...... by Molloy ...... 2004-05 Most Free Th rows Scored ...... 40 ...... vs. Queens (43 Attempts) ...... 1988-89 Most Rebounds ...... 66 ...... vs. Queens ...... 1968-69 ...... 66 ...... vs. Central Connecticut ...... 1971-72 Most Assists ...... 35 ...... vs. Concordia ...... 1990-91

SEASON - TEAM Most Victories ...... 30 ...... 2008-09 Longest Winning Streak ...... 30 ...... 2008-09 Longest Losing Streak ...... 10 ...... 1958-59 Highest Scoring Average...... 85.7 ...... 2008-09 Lowest Opponents Scoring Average ...... 59.8 ...... 1972-73 Highest Rebound Average ...... 46.0 ...... 1968-69 Best Field Goal Percentage ...... 520 ...... 1974-75 Best Free Th row Percentage ...... 727 ...... 1972-73 Most Assists ...... 644 ...... 2008-09 Most Steals ...... 400 ...... 1986-87 Most Turnovers by Opponents ...... 664 ...... 1986-87

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AB. CHRISTIAN (0-1) 1/12/98 H ADEL, 75-55 12/2/87 A BDG, 84-73 11/28/98 N AC, 98-84 2/14/98 A ADEL, 72-59 BARUCH (1-0) 11/30/88 H BDG, 77-75 2/24/98 A ADEL, 76-64 2/21/83 H CWP, 81-49 11/29/89 A CWP, 89-87 ACAD. AERONAUT. (4-0) 1/16/99 H CWP, 55-47 11/28/90 H CWP, 76-68 1957 A CWP 2/17/99 A ADEL, 71-64 BELMONT ABBEY (1-0) 12/5/94 A BDG, 97-83 2/13/57 H CWP 1/17/00 A ADEL, 79-66 11/20/05 H CWP, 91-80 11/27/95 H CWP, 83-80 12/17/57 A CWP, 67-66 2/19/00 H ADEL, 83-69 11/29/00 A CWP, 76-54 12/10/58 H CWP, 69-39 1/15/01 H ADEL, 87-78 BENEDICT (0-1) 2/10/01 H BDG, 72-68 2/14/01 A ADEL, 85-72 11/29/96 N BEN, 76-70 1/19/02 H CWP, 81-64 ACADIA (1-0) 3/2/01 N ADEL, 75-54 2/20/02 A BDG, 84-75 1/13/73 N CWP, 55-45 1/12/02 A ADEL, 75-65 BENTLEY (1-4) 12/17/02 A CWP, 92-64 2/9/02 H ADEL, 96-81 12/15/73 H BEN, 52-44 1/25/03 H CWP, 92-88 ADELPHI (38-42) 12/3/02 H CWP, 65-62 12/14/74 A BEN, 97-76 1/5/04 H CWP, 81-59 1/10/59 A ADEL, 91-60 1/29/03 A ADEL, 84-76 11/18/06 H BEN, 70-60 2/21/04 A BDG, 71-63 1/9/60 H ADEL, 83-57 3/8/03 H ADEL, 70-57 3/17/09 H CWP, 82-76 1/5/05 H CWP, 80-69 1/13/62 H CWP, 68-62 12/4/04 A ADEL, 75-56 3/12/11 N BEN, 74-60 2/7/05 A BDG, 64-61 12/28/62 N ADEL, 62-55 1/18/05 H ADEL, 65-62 3/2/05 A CWP, 69-61 1/10/63 A ADEL, 57-52 1/26/06 A ADEL, 62-55 BEREA (0-1) 12/3/05 H CWP, 68-65 1/11/64 H CWP, 90-83 2/9/06 H ADEL, 71-44 11/25/94 N BER, 75-74 2/1/06 A BDG, 85-67 12/18/64 N ADEL, 96-80 1/23/07 A ADEL, 77-67 11/29/06 A CWP, 82-74 3/3/65 A ADEL, 82-81 2/21/07 H CWP, 66-53 BLOOMFIELD (4-1) 1/27/07 H BDG, 80-75 12/17/65 N CWP, 75-68 3/4/07 N ADEL, 61-58 2/4/59 A BLM, 71-69 3/3/07 A CWP, 63-60 2/22/66 H ADEL, 92-86 1/23/08 H CWP, 61-49 2/17/60 H CWP, 86-83 11/28/07 H CWP, 70-55 12/17/66 N ADEL, 72-68 3/1/08 A ADEL, 99-88 2/5/90 H CWP, 65-61 1/30/08 A CWP, 88-75 2/22/67 A CWP, 88-65 3/9/08 N CWP, 60-57 1/11/01 H CWP, 83-61 1/14/09 A CWP, 78-71 2/22/68 H CWP, 73-69 1/28/09 H CWP, 67-61 11/20/10 H CWP, 89-84 2/14/09 H CWP, 107-71 1/4/69 H CWP, 66-63 2/28/09 A CWP, 61-55 3/8/09 N CWP, 62-56 2/22/69 A ADEL, 77-70 BLOOMSBURG (2-4) 11/21/09 A BDG, 84-75 2/21/70 H CWP, 78-62 ALBANY (0-3) 2/11/85 A CWP, 74-72 1/13/10 H CWP, 69-64 2/27/71 H CWP, 73-72 12/13/75 H ALB, 70-67 1/20/86 H CWP, 83-64 2/6/10 A BDG, 81-73 2/17/72 A CWP, 63-57 1/15/77 H ALB, 84-61 1/13/88 A BLM, 78-62 3/7/10 H BDG, 70-61 12/6/72 N CWP, 59-57 1/27/79 A ALB, 98-77 1/11/89 H BLM, 77-52 1/10/11 H CWP, 82-78 2/24/73 A CWP, 85-67 1/9/90 A BLM, 88-76 2/3/11 A BDG, 75-65 2/23/74 H CWP, 73-61 ALBRIGHT (0-1) 12/7/92 H BLM, 55-51 2/26/11 H BDG, 76-75 2/22/75 H CWP, 78-68 3/10/62 N ALB, 65-52 3/6/11 A CWP, 68-64 2/21/76 A ADEL, 63-62 BOSTON UNIVERSITY (0-3) 11/28/76 N ADEL, 90-84 ALFRED (1-0) 12/2/79 A BOS, 109-74 BROCKPORT (3-5) 2/19/77 H ADEL, 76-72 12/21/63 H CWP, 78-66 2/16/81 H BOS, 81-67 2/6/59 A CWP, 59-57 2/18/78 A ADEL, 86-75 2/23/82 A BOS, 86-57 1/30/60 A BPT, 69-64 12/16/78 H ADEL, 83-66 AMERICAN INTL. (2-1) 1/3/70 H BPT, 78-58 12/15/79 A CWP, 81-67 3/13/94 A CWP, 84-81 BRANDEIS (3-0) 3/9/73 N BPT, 93-77 2/3/81 H CWP, 82-67 12/30/98 H CWP, 64-59 12/13/63 H CWP, 87-58 1/5/74 A CWP, 65-55 2/28/81 A CWP, 83-82 1/2/00 A AIC, 76-61 2/6/65 A CWP, 69-45 1/4/75 A CWP, 66-60 2/8/82 A CWP, 65-62 2/11/66 H CWP, 105-67 1/9/76 A BPT, 88-79 2/15/82 H CWP, 70-69 AMERICAN U. (PR) (0-1) 12/28/02 A BPT, 65-64 12/22/82 A CWP, 65-51 12/20/95 N AU, 87-73 BRIDGEPORT (29-26) 2/4/83 H CWP, 58-52 2/8/66 H CWP, 94-93 BROOKLYN (12-3) 1/17/84 H CWP, 60-59 AMHERST (1-0) 12/10/66 A BDG, 86-72 12/2/60 A BKN, 60-44

pioneers vs. opponents pioneers 1/12/85 A CWP, 69-63 12/28/68 N CWP, 64-58 12/9/67 H CWP, 85-80 12/18/61 H CWP, 64-61 12/11/85 H CWP, 84-77 12/7/68 A BDG 62-57 1/8/63 A CWP, 87-78 1/28/90 A CWP, 93-89 AQUINAS (1-0) 2/4/69 H BDG, 77-70 2/24/64 H CWP, 73-63 12/4/90 H ADEL, 75-72 11/29/85 N CWP, 89-75 12/6/69 A BDG, 102-71 2/13/65 A BKN, 61-57 2/13/91 A CWP, 73-69 12/18/70 H CWP, 72-61 3/5/72 H CWP, 74-68 1/22/92 A CWP, 71-67 ASHLAND (1-0) 12/4/71 A BDG, 83-80 1/31/73 A CWP, 75-67 2/26/92 A CWP, 73-66 12/28/74 A CWP, 64-60 12/29/71 N BDG, 68-66 1/30/74 H CWP, 77-67 2/3/93 H ADEL, 90-82 12/2/72 H BDG, 81-75 1/29/75 A CWP, 92-60 3/3/93 H ADEL, 81-74 ASSUMPTION (4-2) 1/12/74 A BDG, 62-56 12/30/75 A CWP, 90-71 1/15/94 H CWP, 76-69 12/28/66 N ASM, 78-65 1/11/75 H BDG, 68-64 1/19/77 A CWP, 89-73 2/7/94 A CWP, 72-70 3/14/03 N CWP, 81-75 1/21/76 H BDG, 57-56 12/7/77 H CWP, 84-48 12/14/94 H CWP, 79-73 12/29/05 H CWP, 72-70 12/14/76 H BDG, 80-69 1/3/79 A CWP, 73-70 2/8/95 A ADEL, 89-68 12/18/07 H ASM, 73-71 1/16/78 A CWP, 94-86 1/8/80 H CWP, 69-62 12/13/95 A ADEL, 93-75 12/30/08 H CWP, 84-59 1/6/79 H CWP, 78-74 11/28/80 A BKN, 70-64 2/7/96 H ADEL, 85-72 3/15/09 H CWP, 75-61 12/4/82 A BDG, 71-64 12/11/96 A ADEL, 70-64 12/3/84 H BDG, 83-70 BROOKLYN-POLY (5-1) 1/25/97 H CWP, 80-77 BALDWIN-WALLACE (1-0) 12/2/85** A CWP, 74-57 2/5/57 BKN 2/28/97 A ADEL, 57-50 12/15/69 H CWP, 77-75 12/3/86 H BDG, 89-83 1/2/60 A CWP, 69-56 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

12/14/60 H CWP, 80-72 CLARKSON (1-0) 11/17/01 A CWP, 64-60 1/23/91 A CWP, 75-71 12/16/61 A CWP, 96-56 1/10/77 H CWP, 92-87 2/16/91 H CWP, 73-67 12/5/62 H CWP, 103-51 DOWLING (54-27) 3/9/91 H CWP, 70-68 12/5/64 H CWP, 83-66 CONCORDIA (37-7) 12/1/71 A CWP, 86-65 12/14/91 H DOW, 88-83 1/11/84 N CWP, 79-70 11/27/72 H DOW, 59-53 2/8/92 A DOW, 89-84 BRYANT (0-2) 1/25/84 H CWP, 60-58 2/11/76 A DOW, 72-70 3/3/92 A DOW, 83-68 2/11/07 H BRY, 75-60 2/18/84 A CWP, 67-66 2/9/77 H DOW, 58-56 1/6/93 A CWP, 77-74 3/15/08 12/9/86 H CWP, 75-68 2/8/78 A CWP, 95-75 2/6/93 H CWP, 77-67 2/19/90 A CWP, 89-68 2/28/79 H CWP, 77-69 12/4/93 H CWP, 80-76 BUFFALO ST. (1-0) 1/30/91 H CWP, 118-77 1/3/80 H CWP, 62-61 1/26/94 A CWP, 83-62 12/16/60 N CWP, 81-62 2/23/91 A CWP, 106-83 2/27/80 A DOW, 66-62 1/16/95 H DOW, 76-72 1/8/92 A CWP, 73-63 1/20/81 A DOW, 65-62 2/6/95 A DOW, 89-77 CALDWELL (1-0) 2/15/92 H CWP, 104-89 2/25/81 H CWP, 72-71 1/13/96 A CWP, 86-84 11/25/89 H CWP, 83-55 1/27/93 A CWP, 102-86 1/20/82 H CWP, 73-59 1/29/96 H CWP, 93-85 2/17/93 H CWP, 87-71 2/6/82 A CWP, 67-61 1/13/97 H CWP, 66-59 CENTRAL CONN. (3-4) 1/22/94 H CWP, 86-81 12/15/82 H CWP, 79-73 2/12/97 A CWP, 63-58 12/19/67 H CWP, 107-78 2/10/94 A CWP, 95-75 2/9/83 A CWP, 95-74 12/6/97 H DOW, 80-62 12/20/68 A CCSU, 62-55 12/7/94 A CWP, 80-74 1/19/84 H CWP, 88-76 1/24/98 A DOW, 81-61 pioneers vs. opponents 12/13/69 H CCSU, 73-60 2/1/95 A CON, 62-55 2/16/84 A CWP, 71-57 12/9/98 A CWP, 73-59 12/12/70 A CCSU, 89-64 12/6/95 A CWP, 73-70 3/1/84 H CWP, 83-68 1/27/99 H DOW, 63-56 12/30/70 N CCSU, 56-52 1/31/96 H CWP, 61-52 1/16/85 A CWP, 59-50 12/11/99 A DOW, 81-62 12/11/71 H CWP, 73-67 1/11/97 H CWP, 68-62 2/13/85 H DOW, 59-58 1/29/00 H DOW, 96-90 12/16/72 A CWP, 76-64 2/10/97 A CWP, 88-56 3/2/85 H CWP, 83-68 12/9/00 A CWP, 75-72 1/17/98 H CWP, 100-74 12/4/85 H CWP, 101-65 1/24/01 H DOW, 76-75 CHESTERFIELD (0-2) 2/4/98 A CWP, 73-65 2/1/86 A CWP, 84-46 12/5/01 H DOW, 92-87 N CHE, 78-52 11/23/98 H CWP, 106-84 1/31/87 A CWP, 69-62 1/24/02 A DOW, 87-68 2/18/57 N CHE, 93-68 1/30/99 A CON, 68-63 2/18/87 H CWP, 79-69 12/7/02 A DOW, 83-81 12/13/99 H CWP, 82-60 2/3/88 H DOW, 92-85 2/4/03 H CWP, 87-62 CHEYNEY (6-1) 1/31/00 A CWP, 81-65 2/20/88 A DOW, 75-70 1/10/04 A CWP, 75-53 3/12/83 N CWP, 83-69 12/13/00 A CWP, 77-65 3/5/88 A CWP, 87-76 2/25/04 H CWP, 86-56 12/8/87 H CWP, 91-79 1/27/01 H CON, 95-82 3/12/88 A DOW, 92-80 12/18/04 A CWP, 73-63 3/11/88 N CWP, 107-99 2/27/01 H CWP, 74-70 1/25/89 A DOW, 67-66 2/3/05 H CWP, 71-61 12/3/88 A CHE, 84-78 12/8/01 A CON, 82-71 3/6/89 H CWP, 91-61 1/21/06 H DOW, 80-76 (4ot) 1/13/90 H CWP, 79-73 1/26/02 H CWP, 71-57 2/7/90 H CWP, 92-74 2/22/06 A DOW, 78-70 12/10/90 A CWP, 75-68 12/10/02 H CWP, 87-48 2/24/90 A CWP, 82-75 12/6/06 H CWP, 86-51 12/4/92 H CWP, 67-58 2/6/03 A CWP, 66-53 3/10/90 H CWP, 91-76 2/3/07 A CWP, 82-64 1/14/04 H CWP, 58-52 CCNY (12-6) 2/28/04 A CWP, 88-58 12/5/57 A CCNY, 95-76 1/20/05 H CWP, 79-60 2/4/58 H CCNY, 42-29 2/17/05 A CWP, 83-65 2/23/59 H CCNY, 74-59 1/6/06 H CON, 94-87 (ot) 2/27/63 H CWP, 76-67 2/14/06 A CON, 76-63 2/4/64 A CWP, 83-74 12/13/06 H CWP, 74-58 12/14/65 H CWP, 75-63 2/8/07 A CON, 84-81 2/1/67 A CCNY, 76-60 1/5/08 H CWP, 71-51 2/1/68 H CWP, 98-75 2/13/08 A CWP, 79-75 12/18/68 A CCNY, 57-52 1/12/09 H CWP, 78-69 2/9/70 H CWP, 68-64 2/11/09 A CWP, 91-69 2/11/71 A CWP, 88-55 2/3/72 H CWP, 77-73 CORTLAND (2-0) 1/18/73 A CWP, 65-57 1/2/70 H CWP, 80-73 1/16/74 H CWP, 73-46 1/14/84 H CWP, 101-70 1/18/75 A CWP, 89-79 2/18/76 A CWP, 81-70 DAEMEN (1-0) 2/15/77 A CCNY, 85-80 12/30/09 H CWP, 79-58 2/14/78 H CWP, 90-84 DELAWARE (0-1) CLARK (6-1) 12/29/67 N DEL, 91-75 2/16/62 H CWP, 85-70 12/18/62 A CWP, 95-88 DIST. OF COLUMBIA (2-1) 12/20/63 H CWP, 83-76 2/16/85 H CWP, 88-72 1/9/65 A CWP, 75-66 12/6/86 A CWP, 80-66 12/30/65 N CWP, 83-80 1/23/88* H DC, 77-67 12/27/66 N CWP, 68-61 12/27/81 N CLA, 73-58 DOMINICAN (2-0) KKevinevin SSpannpann 22007-09007-09 12/8/90 H CWP, 97-59 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

12/8/07 A CWP, 99-54 1/21/84 H CWP, 71-57 11/16/01 N CWP, 83-79 LOCK HAVEN (3-0) 2/6/08 H CWP, 71-45 1/18/85 A FPC, 73-60 11/24/07 A HFU, 68-67 11/25/06 N CWP, 101-71 3/5/08 H CWP, 83-64 12/6/85* N CWP, 77-68 12/22/08 H CWP, 97-59 11/17/07 A CWP, 91-58 1/24/09 A CWP, 888-62 2/19/87 H CWP, 74-58 11/15/08 H CWP, 74-50 2/25/09 H CWP, 72-58 1/16/89 A FPC, 76-60 HUNTER (10-0) 3/7/09 N CWP, 84-62 12/9/89 H CWP, 67-66 12/9/61 H CWP, 69-67 LIU-BROOKLYN (4-13) 12/9/09 H CWP, 75-48 3/9/94 A CWP, 61-56 12/8/62 A CWP, 64-53 1/29/58 A BRK, 131-100 1/20/10 A CWP, 85-59 12/30/05 H CWP, 61-57 12/4/63 H CWP, 83-50 12/7/64 A CWP, 61-58 2/13/10 H CWP, 81-56 12/10/64 A CWP, 93-57 12/7/65 H BRK, 69-52 12/4/10 A DOW, 86-73 GANNON (3-4) 12/17/71 N CWP, 80-74 12/6/66 A BRK, 93-55 1/15/11 H CWP, 80-70 3/8/75 N GAN, 67-60 12/9/72 A CWP, 70-60 12/5/67 H BRK, 70-52 2/9/11 A CWP, 75-63 12/2/83 N CWP, 57-50 12/8/73 H CWP, 50-45 12/2/68 A BRK, 64-57 3/10/84 N CWP, 65-62 1/25/75 A CWP, 72-66 2/24/70 A BRK, 68-53 DREW (3-0) 12/30/86 A CWP, 64-62 1/28/76 A CWP, 83-68 2/24/71 A BRK, 83-78 1/11/60 A CWP, 70-63 3/6/87 A GAN, 80-71 12/2/77 A CWP, 79-67 1/8/72 A BRK, 79-66 2/25/61 H CWP, 89-60 3/16/90 A GAN, 83-78 2/20/73 A BRK, 69-68 2/24/62 A CWP, 66-55 11/24/06 A GAN, 76-69 ITHACA (0-1) 2/20/74 H CWP, 56-55 12/6/75 N ITH, 60-59 2/11/75 A CWP, 61-59 EAST STROUDSBURG (2-4) GETTYSBURG (1-0) 1/7/76 H BRK, 99-72 2/20/81 H ESU, 72-69 11/22/86 N CWP, 94-71 JERSEY CITY ST. (2-0) 2/4/77 A CWP, 81-67 12/14/87 H CWP, 102-64 11/26/57 A CWP, 79-78 12/13/78 H BRK, 66-52 1/28/89 A ESU, 75-70 GOLDEY-BEACOM (2-0) 1/27/86 H CWP, 118-98 12/8/79 A BRK, 77-54 1/12/91 H ESU, 76-71 1/8/08 H CWP, 75-69 12/8/80 A BRK, 90-76 12/9/91 A ESU, 85-61 1/3/09 A CWP, 93-63 JOHNS HOPKINS (1-0) 12/29/95 N CWP, 71-60 1/28/80 H CWP, 95-78 LONG ISLAND AGGIES (4-2) HARTFORD (3-3) 1/17/59 A LIA, 84-64 ECKERD (0-1) 2/1/59 A HAR, 72-54 KEAN (0-1) 1/30/59 H LIA, 52-48 12/21/95 N ECK, 69-50 1/16/60 H HAR, 71-69 3/5/77 A KEA, 64-63 1/20/60 A CWP, 72-55 1/4/61 A HAR, 71-68 2/15/60 H CWP, 59-52 EDINBORO (1-0) 12/13/61 H CWP, 85-53 KEENE ST. (3-0) 12/17/60 A CWP, 49-35 12/7/84 N CWP, 73-56 12/10/62 A CWP, 74-66 1/15/84 H CWP, 94-64 2/15/61 H CWP, 73-68 1/4/64 H CWP, 93-62 1/19/85 A CWP, 72-61 EVANGEL (1-0) 12/10/88 H CWP, 60-56 LOYOLA (MONT.) (1-0) 12/31/09 H CWP, 94-67 HARTWICK (3-4) 12/18/69 H CWP, 105-76 3/3/71 N HAR, 77-50 KINGS (NY) (2-3) FAIRFIELD (1-0) 1/9/74 A CWP, 71-65 2/28/58 A KIN, 93-77 LYNCHBURG (1-0) 1/11/61 A CWP, 78-76 1/9/75 H CWP, 82-71 12/13/58 A KIN, 72-59 11/27/73 A CWP, 90-82 1/23/76 H HAR, 84-51 2/14/59 H KIN, 80-74 FAIR.-DICKINSON (6-8) 2/17/77 H CWP, 87-77 12/8/59 H CWP, 100-87 MAINE (0-1) 1/18/61 H CWP, 81-70 2/16/78 A HAR, 60-51 1/21/61 A CWP, 91-60 12/3/79 A MAI, 75-49 2/28/62 A CWP, 82-63 2/22/79 H HAR, 65-56 3/2/63 A CWP, 75-61 KINGS (PA) (1-2) MANHATTAN (1-4) 2/26/64 H FDU, 80-74 HOFSTRA (5-16) 12/30/67 N KIN, 101-81 12/1/66 A MAN, 82-80 2/1/7/65 A FDU, 70-65 2/11/59 A HOF, 82-49 12/4/76 N CWP, 92-79 12/16/67 H MAN, 91-73 2/16/66 A FDU, 92-70 2/10/60 H HOF, 85-55 12/16/77 N KIN, 89-78 11/26/77 H MAN, 87-83 2/15/67 H CWP, 91-81 2/1/61 A HOF, 69-66 11/25/78 A MAN, 90-50 2/17/68 A FDU, 84-70 12/30/61 N HOF, 68-55 KUTZTOWN (7-2) 11/30/79 A CWP, 64-53 2/12/69 H FDU, 89-68 2/10/62 H HOF, 81-60 12/17/77 N KUT, 81-73

pioneers vs. opponents pioneers 2/1/8/70 A FDU, 65-58 3/9/62 N HOF, 56-55 2/4/85 H CWP, 80-54 MANSFIELD (0-1) 2/17/71 H CWP, 51-49 12/27/62 N CWP, 73-70 2/3/86 A CWP, 85-71 1/10/84 N MAN, 56-55 2/16/72 A CWP, 58-53 2/23/63 A HOF, 75-69 1/16/87 H CWP, 70-60 3/3/73 H FDU, 61-44 12/27/63 N HOF, 60-56 1/16/88 A KUT, 72-66 MARIST (6-3) 2/16/74 A FDU, 62-54 2/27/65 H CWP, 68-65 1/21/89 H CWP, 75-60 2/24/75 H CWP, 74-51 2/26/66 A HOF, 102-91 1/16/90 A CWP, 65-64 1/10/76 N MAR, 69-66 FINDLAY (0-1) 2/28/67 H HOF, 78-68 1/28/91 H CWP, 75-48 2/26/77 H CWP, 103-85 3/25/09 N FIN, 89-79 (OT) 2/28/68 A HOF, 81-58 2/3/92 A CWP, 76-61 2/25/78 A CWP, 69-57 2/28/69 H HOF, 95-81 12/20/78 H CWP, 88-79 FLORIDA SOUTHERN (1-2) 2/11/70 A HOF, 62-59 LEHMAN (2-0) 2/17/79 A MAR, 77-76 1/13/75 N CWP, 81-63 2/3/71 H CWP, 76-66 12/18/82 H CWP, 72-65 12/19/79 H CWP, 83-81 1/8/88 A FS, 94-61 2/11/72 H HOF, 90-62 2/6/89 H CWP, 78-57 12/17/80 H CWP, 74-72 12/28/95 N FS, 87-70 2/7/73 H CWP, 58-57 1/10/81 A MAR, 71-62 2/6/74 A HOF, 69-59 LEMOYNE (2-1) FLORIDA TECH (1-0) 2/5/75 H HOF, 70-56 1/10/83 H CWP, 74-50 MD-EASTERN SHORE (1-1) 1/14/75 A CWP, 78-73 1/17/76 H CWP, 59-55 1/26/85 H CWP, 74-62 1/3/75 N CWP, 59-51 12/11/94 A LEM, 64-60 12/12/81 A MES, 62-51 FRANKLIN PIERCE (6-2) HOLY FAMILY (2-1) 12/19/10 A LEM, 75-66 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

UMASS-BOSTON (1-0) 1/20/07 H CWP, 88-60 2/2/08 A CWP, 91-75 1/9/88 A UNH, 83-71 12/28/81 N CWP, 68-57 2/17/07 A CWP, 67-52 1/21/09 A CWP, 104-75 3/17/89 A CWP, 85-62 1/19/08 A CWP, 77-59 2/21/09 H CWP, 95-56 12/12/89 H UNH, 89-78 UMASS-LOWELL (1-3) 2/27/08 H CWP, 58-40 3/4/09 H CWP, 98-63 11/26/02 H CWP, 72-62 1/3/93 H CWP, 74-67 12/10/08 A CWP, 105-43 1/6/10 H CWP, 75-73 1/23/03 A UNH, 69-55 3/17/03 A UML, 69-59 2/7/09 H CWP, 87-41 1/27/10 A CWP, 84-67 3/7/03 H CWP, 77-69 12/30/04 H UML, 81-56 12/5/09 H CWP, 83-54 2/20/10 H CWP, 79-50 12/4/03 A UNH, 78-74 12/16/05 A UML, 77-55 1/16/10 A CWP, 113-75 12/11/10 A MOL, 76-72 2/11/04 H CWP, 82-77 2/14/10 H CWP, 95-65 1/22/11 H CWP, 75-53 11/23/04 A CWP, 67-54 MEDGAR EVERS (2-0) 12/1/10 A CWP, 104-80 2/16/11 A CWP, 77-65 1/26/05 H CWP, 66-50 12/21/87 H CWP, 85-47 1/13/11 H CWP, 98-64 12/7/05 A CWP, 71-66 1/6/92 H CWP, 92-69 2/5/11 A CWP, 95-89 MONMOUTH (9-13) 2/4/06 H UNH, 63-59 2/8/58 H MON, 102-88 1/17/07 H CWP, 81-65 MERCY (58-6) MERRIMACK (6-4) 2/28/59 H MON, 91-73 2/15/07 A UNH, 77-68 12/10/80 H CWP, 104-86 2/5/65 A MER, 82-71 12/29/70 N CWP, 85-77 1/16/08 A CWP, 78-62 12/9/81 A CWP, 88-79 2/18/66 H CWP, 103-83 12/26/71 N CWP, 75-70 2/23/08 H CWP, 85-67 1/19/83 H CWP, 84-61 2/4/67 A MER, 97-71 12/28/72 N CWP, 67-60 2/16/83 A CWP, 80-62 1/6/68 H CWP, 84-77 12/4/73 A MON, 100-88 NEW JERSEY TECH (1-5) pioneers vs. opponents 1/28/84 H CWP, 88-73 1/30/71 H CWP, 114-80 12/27/73 N CWP, 76-68 1/19/98 H CWP, 72-65 2/22/84 A CWP, 100-77 1/28/72 H MER, 80-67 12/4/74 H CWP, 85-74 2/9/98 A NJT, 66-65 1/25/85 H CWP, 98-71 12/29/93 A CWP, 73-65 12/3/75 H MON, 101-78 1/18/99 A NJT, 70-47 2/20/85 A CWP, 93-68 12/22/00 H CWP, 83-81 12/1/76 H MON, 100-77 2/20/99 H NJT, 70-69 1/25/86 H CWP, 114-72 12/21/01 A CWP, 83-65 2/3/78 A MON, 84-77 1/15/00 H NJT, 90-80 2/19/86 A CWP, 110-66 11/20/05 H MER, 74-55 1/9/79 H CWP, 63-60 2/16/00 A NJT, 76-70 1/21/87 A CWP, 94-75 2/6/79 A MON, 80-68 2/7/87 H CWP, 102-74 MILLERSVILLE (1-1) 1/14/80 A MON, 91-81 NEW PALTZ (7-0) 2/25/87 H CWP, 80-67 12/3/08 H CWP, 105-65 2/7/81 H MON, 65-64 1/7/61 H CWP, 85-52 2/10/88 A CWP, 84-71 11/21/90 A MILL, 76-73 (OT) 1/30/82 A CWP, 51-50 1/17/62 A CWP, 88-66 2/27/88 H CWP, 88-62 2/18/82 H MON, 67-54 2/2/63 H CWP, 83-78 2/1/89 A CWP, 85-73 MO. SOUTHERN (0-1) 2/25/82 A MON, 83-73 12/11/63 A CWP, 60-46 3/1/89 H CWP, 98-73 12/19/95 N MSU, 86-72 12/13/82 A MON, 65-63 12/4/64 H CWP, 56-53 2/10/90 H CWP, 61-59 1/22/83 H CWP, 81-70 12/3/65 A CWP, 79-76 2/28/90 A CWP, 82-71 MOLLOY (37-6) 3/5/83 H CWP, 70-65 12/3/66 H CWP, 81-60 1/16/91 A CWP, 70-53 1/18/91 H CWP, 99-46 11/10/05 A MON, 66-50 2/9/91 H CWP, 67-48 12/5/92 H CWP, 75-61 NYACK (1-0) 1/18/92 H MER, 73-68 12/30/92 A CWP, 104-40 MONTCLAIR ST. (1-2) 12/28/08 H CWP, 95-64 1/29/92 A MER, 71-65 1/8/94 A CWP, 112-75 3/4/71 N MON, 80-68 1/12/93 A CWP, 90-76 2/12/94 H CWP, 101-80 12/29/72 A CWP, 61-59 NYIT (59D-18) 2/27/93 H CWP, 88-78 11/30/94 A CWP, 87-64 12/28/73 A MON, 64-53 12/10/60 H CWP, 87-54 1/5/94 H CWP, 90-65 1/25/95 H CWP, 67-34 1/20/62 H CWP, 90-51 2/26/94 A CWP, 90-65 11/29/95 H CWP, 65-54 MORGAN ST. (0-4) 12/12/64 H CWP, 93-68 1/11/95 H CWP, 85-63 1/24/96 A CWP, 72-69 12/21/73 N MOR, 79-67 12/5/70 H CWP, 80-64 2/18/95 A CWP, 70-66 1/15/97 A CWP, 80-62 12/11/74 A MOR, 70-63 12/16/70 N CWP, 67-49 2/27/95 H MER, 80-59 2/19/97 H CWP, 80-68 12/12/75 H MOR, 75-66 3/1/72 H CWP, 82-68 1/10/96 H CWP, 113-78 1/5/98 A MOL, 94-77 12/10/76 A MOR, 80-67 2/28/73 A CWP, 82-56 2/17/96 A CWP, 53-52 2/7/98 H CWP, 63-51 2/27/74 H NYT, 52-51 12/14/96 A CWP, 70-57 1/13/99 A MOL, 93-95 MT. ST MARY’S (MD) (1-2) 2/27/75 A CWP, 79-63 1/28/97 H CWP, 80-37 2/13/99 H MOL, 67-65 1/14/78 H CWP, 95-84 2/9/76 A NYT, 57-56 1/3/98 H CWP, 83-55 12/8/99 A MOL, 76-68 3/15/85 N MSM, 69-67 2/2/77 A CWP, 68-62 2/21/98 A CWP, 90-66 1/26/00 H CWP, 80-70 11/21/86 A MSM, 91-83 2/1/78 H NYT, 75-72 1/9/99 A MER, 78-76 1/17/01 A CWP, 84-71 2/26/79 A NYT, 85-55 2/10/99 H CWP, 89-67 2/17/01 H CWP, 81-46 MT. ST. MARY’S (NY) (2-0) 2/4/80 H NYT, 90-72 1/12/00 H CWP, 84-71 1/15/02 H MOL, 67-70 11/25/86 H CWP, 120-72 2/9/81 A CWP, 70-69 2/12/00 A CWP, 76-68 2/13/02 A CWP, 88-70 2/4/92 A CWP, 94-91 12/17/81 H CWP, 72-60 1/9/01 A CWP, 104-81 1/18/03 H CWP, 73-65 12/29/81 N CWP, 67-61 2/7/01 H CWP, 88-68 3/1/03 A CWP, 88-81 MUHLENBERG (1-0) 12/8/82 A NYT, 85-70 1/5/02 H CWP, 70-56 3/4/03 H CWP, 88-76 12/28/67 N CWP, 88-75 12/8/83 H CWP, 78-71 2/5/02 A CWP, 102-69 1/24/04 A CWP, 80-67 12/20/84 H CWP, 64-63 1/20/03 A CWP, 81-66 2/19/04 H CWP, 76-70 NEW HAVEN (11-12) 2/9/85 A CWP, 80-75 2/26/03 H CWP, 78-69 12/1/04 H CWP, 91-60 1/18/78 A UNH, 97-84 1/8/86 A CWP, 76-75 12/2/03 A CWP, 78-71 2/15/05 A CWP, 79-71 1/20/79 H UNH, 62-61 2/8/86 H CWP, 88-83 2/3/04 H CWP, 70-56 1/9/2006 H CWP, 81-76 12/14/81 A UNH, 78-76 2/28/86 H CWP, 101-72 1/15/05 H CWP, 62-58 1/18/06 A CWP, 80-71 12/11/82 N UNH, 97-91 2/4/87 H CWP, 73-62 2/5/05 A MER, 68-58 12/2/06 A CWP, 82-74 12/10/83 A CWP, 85-75 2/21/87 A CWP, 87-78 1/14/06 H MER, 78-67 1/31/07 H CWP, 85-79 11/29/86 A UNH, 85-80 2/6/88 H CWP, 90-77 2/16/06 A CWP, 86-53 12/5/07 H CWP, 82-57 11/28/87 H UNH, 86-85 2/24/88 A CWP, 87-72 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

3/2/88 H CWP, 82-76 OAKLAND (MI) (1-0) 1/23/89 H CWP, 74-61 1/4/74 N CWP, 48-47 2/22/89 A CWP, 82-74 3/11/89 A CWP, 80-73 OLD WESTBURY (1-1) 2/17/90 A CWP, 81-61 1/31/81 H CWP, 87-81 2/5/91 A CWP, 8056 11/29/81 H OLD, 81-77 3/2/91 H CWP, 91-79 3/8/91 H CWP, 88-67 OTTERBEIN (1-0) 12/8/92 H CWP, 109-81 12/27/74 N CWP, 73-70 12/22/93 H NYT, 97-90 2/16/94 A CWP, 87-66 PACE (31-9) 12/17/94 A NYT, 105-83 1/9/58 A PAC, 77-71 2/13/95 H CWP, 92-87 2/21/59 H CWP, 70-59 12/16/95 H NYT, 93-71 1/27/60 A CWP, 81-80 2/5/96 A NYT, 81-67 2/3/65 H CWP, 101-92 12/7/96 A CWP, 82-64 2/19/66 A CWP, 65-57 1/22/97 H NYT, 58-56 1/7/67 H CWP, 93-68 12/13/97 H CWP, 97-82 12/23/78 A PAC, 88-75 2/11/98 A CWP, 90-79 2/12/79 H CWP, 81-68 1/4/99 H NYT, 80-74 12/22/79 H CWP, 91-79 2/3/99 A NYT, 68-65 2/8/80 A PAC, 81-74 2/2/00 H CWP, 71-65 1/29/81 A CWP, 86-80 2/23/00 A NYT, 65-58 2/18/81 H CWP, 82-74 2/3/01 A CWP, 71-67 1/27/82 H CWP, 93-84 2/21/01 H CWP, 73-62 2/13/82 A CWP, 94-90 3/10/01 H CWP, 56-51 1/29/83 A CWP, 81-78 1/17/02 A CWP, 75-66 2/23/83 H CWP, 60-55 2/16/02 H CWP, 71-59 3/3/83 H CWP, 108-85 MMikeike HHammondammond 1985-871985-87 1/4/03 A CWP, 82-62 12/7/83 A CWP, 86-73 2/8/03 H CWP, 73-57 2/4/84 H CWP, 58-56 12/20/03 A NYT, 85-76 3/3/84 H CWP, 84-62 1/11/92 H PHI, 72-55 PLATTSBURGH (1-1) 1/29/04 H CWP, 88-77 12/5/84 H CWP, 70-57 2/18/92 A PHI, 73-64 12/5/75 N PLA, 76-62 3/6/04 H CWP, 79-78 2/2/85 A CWP, 71-64 1/16/93 A PHI, 78-64 1/24/76 A CWP, 57-52 1/11/05 A CWP, 82-75 12/14/85 N CWP, 81-57 2/20/93 H PHI, 72-55 2/19/05 H NYT, 66-64 2/16/87 H CWP, 79-69 1/19/94 A PHI, 95-55 POST (CT) (5-1) 1/24/06 A CWP, 65-62 1/18/88 A CWP, 64-62 2/2/94 H PHI, 89-77 12/19/87 H CWP, 94-56 2/25/06 H CWP, 81-72 1/30/89 H CWP, 63-62 3/5/94 A PHI, 85-70 1/17/89 A CWP, 93-79 1/25/07 A NYT, 87-85 2/12/90 A PAC, 76-65 3/12/94 N PHI, 56-54 12/19/06 H CWP, 85-73 2/24/07 H CWP, 70-60 1/14/91 H CWP, 72-61 1/7/95 A PHI, 70-56 11/20/07 A CWP, 72-71 11/28/07 H CWP, 67-59 1/25/92 H CWP, 59-47 2/15/95 H PHI, 78-59 11/28/10 A POS, 77-73 1/26/08 A CWP, 84-79 2/29/92 A PAC, 61-46 1/6/96 H PHI, 79-65 1/2/11 H CWP, 70-58 1/17/09 H CWP, 91-79 12/19/93 A PAC, 93-85 2/14/96 A PHI, 87-78 2/18/09 A CWP, 102-81 1/30/93 H CWP, 62-46 2/27/96 A PHI, 72-61 POTSDAM (1-0) 12/12/09 A NYT, 58-57 1/10/94 A CWP, 56-49 12/4/96 H CWP, 74-60 3/10/73 N CWP, 79-75 1/23/10 H CWP, 88-83 1/24/94 H CWP, 66-63 1/20/97 A CWP, 71-53 2/17/10 A CWP, 88-69 1/18/95 A PAC, 82-56 2/25/97 H CWP, 57-56 PRATT (22-2) 12/8/10 H CWP, 88-75 2/22/95 H PAC, 52-48 1/14/98 A PHI, 69-55 1/31/62 H CWP, 49-47 1/19/11 A CWP, 98-72 1/17/96 H CWP, 49-47 1/28/98 H CWP, 77-68 2/12/63 A CWP, 51-49 pioneers vs. opponents pioneers 2/12/11 H CWP, 81-73 2/21/96 A PAC, 72-67 12/2/98 A PHI, 58-55 2/11/64 H CWP, 93-67 1/8/97 A CWP, 60-48 1/20/99 H PHI, 83-78 1/4/65 H CWP, 90-70 NEWPORT NEWS (1-0) 2/8/97 H CWP, 64-63 12/1/99 A PHI, 82-70 3/4/66 A CWP, 83-81 11/26/94 N CWP, 71-62 1/19/00 H PHI, 95-90 1/17/67 H CWP, 98-64 PHILADELPHIA U. (12-36) 1/13/01 A PHI, 83-79 12/2/67 A CWP, 73-71 NIAGARA (0-1) 3/7/75 N CWP, 72-68 1/20/01 H PHI, 74-69 2/1/69 H CWP, 83-73 12/6/80 A NIA, 78-57 1/24/83 A PHI, 72-61 1/9/02 H PHI, 68-61 2/3/70 A CWP, 99-82 3/11/83 N PHI, 72-68 2/7/02 A PHI, 76-67 2/1/71 H CWP, 89-69 NORTHEASTERN (3-5) 1/23/84 H CWP, 69-67 1/8/03 H CWP, 67-51 1/5/72 H CWP, 105-61 12/17/62 A NOR, 82-61 1/21/85 A PHI, 71-69 2/12/03 A PHI, 64-61 1/24/73 H CWP, 93-24 12/14/63 H CWP, 66-61 3/8/85 N CWP, 65-62 12/10/03 H PHI, 77-75 3/4/77 N CWP, 77-63 1/8/65 A CWP, 80-70 1/13/86 H CWP, 76-65 2/14/04 A CWP, 68-62 12/6/78 H PRA, 50-48 1/21/66 H CWP, 83-82 1/12/87 A PHI, 104-99 3/7/04 H CWP, 79-65 1/30/79 A PRA, 56-47 2/3/67 A NOR, 84-79 1/11/88 H PHI, 67-61 12/8/04 H PHI, 68-62 1/21/80 A CWP, 112-64 2/9/68 H NOR, 76-65 1/19/89 A PHI, 84-57 2/1/05 A PHI, 76-67 1/30/80 H CWP, 75-48 2/7/69 A NOR, 72-58 1/22/90 H PHI, 89-75 3/5/05 H PHI, 79-66 12/5/80 H CWP, 88-64 2/14/70 H NOR, 74-61 2/11/91 A PHI, 81-61 3/14/09 H CWP, 73-51 1/22/81 A CWP, 83-75 3/16/91 N PHI, 64-63 1/16/82 H CWP, 63-49 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

2/4/82 A CWP, 46-45 1/6/99 H QUE, 68-56 12/18/84 A SAC, 80-78 12/30/07 H CWP, 74-61 1/12/83 H CWP, 66-57 2/6/99 A QUE, 69-56 12/17/85 H CWP, 73-69 12/29/08 H CWP, 74-61 2/26/83 A CWP, 82-72 1/5/00 H CWP, 84-67 12/16/86 A CWP, 75-72 12/28/09 H CWP, 75-69 1/14/89 H CWP, 94-25 2/5/00 A CWP, 74-60 12/12/87 H SAC, 91-87 1/6/01 H QUE, 71-58 12/17/88 A CWP, 64-58 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS (23-5) PR-ARECIBO (1-0) 2/5/01 A QUE, 71-67 12/16/89 H CWP 113-105 12/29/97 N STA, 59-42 12/29/01 A CWP, 76-64 12/15/01 A QUE, 71-69 12/15/90 A CWP, 90-69 12/6/00 H CWP, 86-64 2/2/02 H QUE, 62-55 12/28/93 N CWP, 83-63 1/22/01 A CWP, 73-66 PR-CAYEY (1-0) 1/11/03 A CWP, 76-72 12/17/96 N CWP, 91-77 12/1/01 A STA, 70-69 12/28/01 A CWP, 71-53 2/15/03 H CWP, 59-53 11/24/97 A SAC, 83-72 1/22/02 H CWP, 63-59 1/17/04 A CWP, 75-59 1/14/03 H CWP, 69-47 PR-RIO PIEDRAS (1-2) 1/22/04 H CWP, 77-69 SAINT ANSELM (2-2) 2/22/03 A CWP, 66-56 11/29/99 H CWP, 75-58 12/11/04 H QUE, 70-65 2/8/69 A STA, 83-81 12/13/03 A CWP, 75-68 11/27/00 H PR, 82-71 2/12/05 A QUE, 89-59 12/1/69 A STA, 75-69 2/17/04 H CWP, 71-57 12/30/01 A PR, 76-70 12/17/05 A QUE, 84-68 2/19/71 H CWP, 89-72 3/3/04 H CWP, 78-61 2/11/06 H QUE, 85-67 11/17/06 H CWP, 79-62 1/8/05 A CWP, 77-50 QUEENS (NY) (60-19) 3/1/06 A QUE, 83-66 1/29/05 H STA, 71-59 1/6/60 A QUE, 83-52 12/16/06 A QUE, 82-72 SAINT AUGUSTINE’S (0-1) 11/30/05 H CWP, 74-61 pioneers vs. opponents 12/22/60 N QUE, 81-64 2/6/07 H CWP, 83-74 3/11/84 N STA, 86-81 1/28/06 A CWP, 80-72 2/11/61 H QUE, 93-86 12/12/07 H CWP, 87-62 1/13/07 A STA, 65-60 12/28/61 A CWP, 69-62 2/9/08 A CWP, 72-52 SAINT FRANCIS (NY) (0-3) 2/13/07 H CWP, 65-56 1/5/62 A CWP, 94-89 12/3/08 A CWP, 96-79 12/3/58 H STF, 57-49 2/28/07 H CWP, 58-55 (ot) 12/29/62 N QUE, 55-54 1/31/09 H CWP, 84-64 12/5/59 A STF, 75-50 1/12/08 H CWP, 75-56 2/18/63 H CWP, 97-55 1/11/10 A CWP, 98-85 12/13/79 A STF, 46-42 2/20/08 A STA, 87-75 12/28/63 N CWP, 68-57 2/3/10 H CWP, 77-69 3/8/08 N CWP, 82-65 12/19/64 N CWP, 94-62 2/27/10 A CWP, 77-72 SAINT FRANCIS (PA) (0-2) 12/6/08 H CWP, 87-57 1/6/65 A CWP, 72-62 3/6/10 H CWP, 71-62 2/23/80 A STF, 64-61 2/4/09 A CWP, 99-66 12/18/65 A CWP, 70-54 1/8/11 H CWP, 98-96 (2OT) 1/7/81 H STF, 78-68 1/9/10 H CWP, 87-42 1/5/68 H CWP, 93-72 1/29/11 A CWP, 79-70 1/30/10 A CWP, 77-59 12/9/68 A CWP, 91-67 2/23/11 H QUE, 81-75 SAINT MICHAEL’S (3-2) 1/5/11 A CWP, 71-49 12/14/71 N CWP, 85-77 3/5/11 N CWP , 73-67 (OT) 12/7/85* A CWP, 95-75 1/27/11 H CWP, 79-65 2/13/74 H CWP, 73-58 3/7/87 N CWP, 85-72 2/19/11 A CWP, 82-61 12/14/83 A CWP, 79-59 RAMAPO (1-0) 11/23/99 H STM, 79-67 2/8/84 H CWP, 72-44 11/29/93 H CWP, 59-58 11/18/00 A STM, 89-56 SETON HALL-PAT. (3-5) 12/12/84 H CWP, 69-60 11/12/10 n cwp, 93-82 2/22/58 H SHP, 93-81 2/6/85 A CWP, 79-60 ROANOKE (0-1) 12/19/58 H CWP, 74-73 2/28/85 H CWP, 70-59 12/1/73 A ROA, 123-76 SALISBURY STATE (1-0) 1/14/59 A SHP, 81-63 1/15/86 A CWP, 62-52 2/2/79 N CWP, 82-64 2/3/60 H CWP, 84-75 2/12/86 H CWP, 85-75 ROSE POLY (1-0) 12/7/60 A SHP, 84-64 1/24/87 H CWP, 78-61 12/19/69 H CWP, 93-89 SAN FRANCISCO ST. (1-0) 12/6/61 H CWP, 108-62 2/11/87 A CWP, 73-65 12/28/86 N CWP, 83-79 2/28/87 H CWP, 66-63 RUTGERS (0-1) SHAW (1-0) 1/27/88 A CWP, 81-68 2/19/83 A RUT, 92-63 SAINT PAUL’S (NC) (0-1) 12/22/86 H CWP, 104-77 2/13/88 H CWP, 66-43 11/30/96 N STP, 68-67 2/4/89 A QUE, 72-65 RUTGERS-NEWARK (2-0) SHELTON (3-0) 3/4/89 H CWP, 78-62 2/8/61 A CWP, 92-66 SAINT ROSE (8-15) 12/17/58 A CWP, 73-64 3/10/89 H CWP, 88-73 1/10/62 H CWP, 62-47 1/13/92 A CWP, 69-66 12/16/59 A CWP, 88-63 2/14/90 H CWP, 84-72 2/22/92 A STR, 75-70 2/6/60 H CWP, 91-63 3/3/90 A CWP, 88-58 SACRED HEART (14-13) 1/18/93 H STR, 104-89 1/26/91 A CWP, 62-50 12/9/69 H CWP, 87-73 2/13/93 A STR, 111-74 SLIPPERY ROCK (2-1) 2/20/91 H CWP, 72-40 12/8/70 A CWP, 74-69 12/8/93 A CWP, 70-67 12/13/85 N SRU, 75-64 3/6/91 H CWP, 75-50 12/7/71 H SAC, 76-74 2/25/94 H CWP, 87-77 3/17/90 N CWP, 84-79 1/15/92 H CWP, 80-69 12/13/72 A CWP, 45-42 3/4/94 A CWP, 85-82 3/15/91 A CWP, 70-66 2/12/92 A CWP, 79-55 12/12/73 H SAC, 56-55 1/21/95 A STR, 76-63 1/20/93 H CWP, 70-67 12/21/74 A CWP, 79-72 2/25/95 H STR, 74-72 SOUTHAMPTON (61-13) 2/10/93 A CWP, 77-69 1/14/76 A SAC, 99-88 1/20/96 H STR, 89-52 12/16/64 H CWP, 67-46 12/1/93 A CWP, 67-64 12/3/76 N SAC, 82-70 2/24/96 A STR, 91-62 12/1/65 A CWP, 65-64 1/12/94 H CWP, 83-68 1/13/77 A SAC, 87-77 1/18/97 H CWP, 70-68 12/14/66 H CWP, 94-65 12/3/94 H CWP, 78-74 1/11/78 H SAC, 75-73 2/22/97 A STR, 87-71 2/3/68 A CWP, 81-70 1/28/95 A CWP, 60-55 1/24/79 A CWP, 101-96 12/10/97 A STR, 61-55 2/15/69 H CWP, 84-75 12/2/95 A CWP, 77-71 1/19/80 H CWP, 74-72 2/18/98 H STR, 71-60 12/11/69 A CWP, 81-62 1/27/96 H CWP, 72-63 12/20/80 A SAC, 98-84 12/5/98 H STR, 82-72 12/14/70 N CWP, 62-53 1/6/97 H CWP, 80-67 12/22/81 H SAC, 87-73 1/23/99 A STR, 91-54 2/15/71 H CWP, 67-61 2/5/97 A CWP, 64-52 12/21/82 A SAC, 95-82 1/10/00 A STR, 80-61 12/15/71 N CWP, 75-70 12/3/97 A QUE, 71-61 12/3/83 N SAC, 80-63 1/22/00 H STR, 67-59 2/8/72 A SC, 61-57 1/10/98 H CWP, 79-68 12/20/83 H CWP, 83-68 3/11/01 H STR, 84-79 12/5/72 N CWP, 61-50 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

2/9/73 H CWP, 59-52 2/15/64 A CWP, 88-65 2/11/84 A SYR, 103-86 WAGNER (9-6) 2/9/74 A SC, 53-49 12/30/85 A SYR, 88-68 2/16/63 A WAG, 79-66 2/8/75 H CWP, 61-59 SOUTHERN CONN. (10-8) 12/19/89 A SYR, 129-72 2/19/64 H WAG, 87-75 2/7/76 H CWP, 71-66 2/25/67 A CWP, 88-82 2/20/65 A CWP, 91-82 2/23/77 H CWP, 82-65 2/24/68 H SCS, 79-74 TAMPA (0-1) 12/20/65 H WAG, 91-80 2/22/78 A CWP, 69-59 1/11/69 H CWP, 83-77 1/6/88 A TAM, 91-69 12/1/70 A CWP, 80-76 12/11/78 A SC, 59-48 2/26/69 A CWP, 95-92 1/26/72 H CWP, 85-64 2/14/79 H CWP, 50-48 1/9/70 H SCS, 89-83 TOWSON ST. (2-2) 12/22/72 A CWP, 74-57 12/10/79 A SC, 61-58 1/8/71 A CWP, 78-68 12/10/74 A CWP, 73-71 1/19/74 H CWP, 76-64 2/13/80 H CWP, 100-89 1/21/72 H CWP, 83-67 12/9/75 H CWP, 75-64 12/18/74 A CWP, 78-64 1/13/81 A CWP, 90-76 2/17/73 A CWP, 93-63 12/11/76 A TOW, 101-72 1/12/76 H CWP, 71-70 2/23/81 H CWP, 67-60 12/21/96 H SCS, 66-64 12/10/77 H TOW, 70-55 1/25/77 A CWP, 70-62 2/10/82 H SC, 64-53 12/20/97 A SCS, 82-57 2/20/78 H CWP, 102-87 2/12/82 A SC, 71-65 12/19/98 H SCS, 78-65 TRENTON ST. (0-3) 1/12/79 A WAG, 91-65 1/26/83 H CWP, 68-55 12/18/99 A SCS, 84-75 12/30/69 N TRE, 76-73 1/16/80 H WAG, 76-75 2/28/83 A CWP, 72-40 2/1/03 H CWP, 82-58 3/5/78 A TRE, 80-72 11/28/81 A WAG, 63-62 2/1/84 A CWP, 83-75 1/30/04 A CWP, 62-55 2/6/84 A TRE, 73-66 2/25/84 H CWP, 78-75 12/29/04 H SCS, 75-72 UNION (2-1) WASHINGTON & LEE (1-0) 1/30/85 A CWP, 77-74 1/12/06 A SCS, 66-44 2/15/75 H CWP, 66-60 12/21/76 H CWP, 69-61 2/23/85 H CWP, 83-69 2/7/06 H CWP, 97-57 2/14/76 A UNI, 92-58 1/22/86 H CWP, 86-69 12/22/06 A CWP, 56-48 2/12/77 H CWP, 83-75 WAYNE ST. (2-0) 2/15/86 A CWP, 71-70 12/15/84 H CWP, 83-79 3/1/86 H CWP, 80-76 SOUTHERN N.H. (4-2) USMMA (22-7) 11/30/85 A CWP, 76-74* 1/28/87 H CWP, 90-83 1/28/77 H CWP, 90-81 1/23/60 A CWP, 61-60 2/14/87 A CWP, 85-73 1/27/78 A CWP, 105-81 12/23/60 N KP, 73-68 WEBB INSTITUTE (2-0) 1/30/88 A CWP, 100-75 12/3/82 A CWP, 95-89 2/18/61 H CWP, 81-67 11/15/57 A CWP, 53-47 2/17/88 H CWP, 106-77 12/8/84 N CWP, 75-72 2/17/62 A CWP, 92-67 11/18/57 A CWP, 81-57 2/8/89 H CWP, 92-68 11/15/04 H SNH, 68-64 1/22/63 H CWP, 79-61 2/25/89 A CWP, 91-84 12/30/10 A SNH, 77-62 2/8/64 A CWP, 100-65 WEST CHESTER (2-3) 2/3/90 A CWP, 81-75 2/10/65 H CWP, 74-65 11/30/87 A WCU, 50-48 2/21/90 H CWP, 87-66 SPRINGFIELD (2-1) 12/16/65 N CWP, 90-75 11/28/88 H WCU, 72-65 3/9/90 H CWP, 96-66 12/29/68 N SPR, 93-79 2/4/66 A KP, 83-70 12/2/89 A CWP, 79-78 2/2/91 H CWP, 76-53 12/20/86 H CWP, 87-57 12/16/66 N CWP, 95-76 11/26/90 H CWP, 76-64 2/27/91 A CWP, 88-51 1/11/90 A CWP, 68-67 2/10/67 H CWP, 104-60 12/2/91 A WCU, 74-72 1/27/92 H CWP, 81-78 1/29/68 A CWP, 79-78 2/10/92 A CWP, 87-65 STATEN ISLAND (1-0) 12/12/68 H KP, 90-70 WEST TEXAS A & M (0-1) 12/12/92 H CWP, 94-69 12/5/87 H CWP, 110-77 2/25/70 A KP, 67-60 11/27/98 A WTA, 105-52 1/23/93 A CWP, 81-72 1/28/71 H CWP, 96-72 1/31/94 A CWP, 84-70 STONEHILL (0-6) 2/28/72 A CWP, 88-68 WESTERN ILLINOIS (0-1) 2/5/94 H CWP, 75-61 2/14/68 A STO, 65-57 2/3/73 H CWP, 57-48 12/2/9/69 N WI, 98-93 3/2/94 H CWP, 69-65 1/6/69 H STO, 82-68 2/2/74 A CWP, 77-56 1/4/95 H CWP, 84-61 2/8/70 A STO, 74-56 2/1/75 H CWP, 67-50 WILLIAM PATERSON (3-2) 2/11/95 A SC, 76-64 2/6/71 H STO, 93-61 12/15/75 A KP, 71-63 1/7/59 A WPC, 66-51 1/3/96 A SC, 73-70 2/6/72 A STO, 77-76 12/7/76 H CWP, 82-68 1/13/60 H WPC, 89-88 2/10/96 H SC, 68-64 11/13/10 N STO, 76-68 12/5/77 A CWP, 104-87 1/14/61 A CWP, 81-70 2/1/97 H CWP, 67-64 3/4/78 N CWP, 79-77 2/26/62 H CWP, 93-61 2/15/97 A CWP, 68-52 STONY BROOK (14-3) 12/9/78 N CWP, 81-61 2/21/63 A CWP, 96-41 1/21/98 A CWP, 92-86 1/5/67 A CWP, 34-28 2/3/79 N KP, 67-64

pioneers vs. opponents pioneers 1/31/98 H CWP, 86-64 12/21/67 H CWP, 70-59 1/23/80 A KP, 81-69 WILMINGTON (DE) (1-0) 12/15/98 H CWP, 95-92 2/18/69 A CWP, 68-60 1/26/81 H CWP, 64-62 1/3/77 H CWP, 2-0 2/1/99 A SC, 92-73 2/5/70 H CWP, 63-51 2/2/82 A CWP, 65-63 1/8/00 A SC, 71-67 2/8/71 A CWP, 88-72 12/1/82 H CWP, 88-59 WORCESTER TECH (1-2) 2/9/00 H CWP, 100-75 12/16/71 N SB, 75-56 12/29/65 A WTC, 75-72 12/16/00 H CWP, 86-79 2/23/72 H CWP, 80-66 UPSALA (3-1) 12/29/66 A CWP, 66-47 1/31/01 A CWP, 75-72 1/26/74 H CWP, 59-55 12/28/70 N CWP, 66-61 12/27/68 N WTC, 77-66 12/12/01 A SC, 101-87 1/27/75 A CWP, 102-59 2/11/81 A UPS, 98-84 1/30/02 H SC, 91-77 1/27/76 A SB, 66-62 1/18/90 A CWP, 89-86 YESHIVA (9-5) 1/16/03 A CWP, 83-58 12/18/76 A CWP, 85-78 12/1/90 H CWP, 96-62 2/21/57 A YES, 93-68 2/20/03 H CWP, 78-64 1/11/80 A SB, 72-61 2/26/58 A YES, 109-66 1/8/04 A CWP, 95-62 1/16/81 H CWP, 88-69 VERMONT (1-0) 1/3/59 H YES, 70-43 1/20/04 H CWP, 70-56 11/25/81 A CWP, 84-72 1/12/73 N CWP, 84-69 2/8/60 A YES, 75-60 2/9/05 H CWP, 75-55 2/1/92 H CWP, 72-51 2/22/61 H CWP, 88-70 2/23/05 A CWP, 77-67 2/1/93 A CWP, 65-60 VIRGINIA UNION (0-2) 1/6/62 A YES, 67-58 12/30/97 A CWP, 69-51 11/29/84 H VU, 73-60 2/5/63 H CWP, 73-57 SOUTHEASTERN (2-0) 1/17/86 A VU, 90-81 2/17/63 A CWP, 83-58 2/9/63 H CWP, 89-53 SYRACUSE (0-3) 2/15/65 H CWP, 80-58 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

1956-57 (2-7) 1960-61 (W 13-8) 2/27 CCNY W 76-67 2/18 MERRIMACK W 103-83 Coach: Ike Debow Coach: George Kaftan 3/2 @ Fari. Dickinson L 61-75 2/19 @ Pace W 65-57 Chesterfi eld Satisfi ers L 52-78 12/2 @ Brooklyn L 44-60 #AALIC Tournament 2/22 ADELPHI L 86-92 2/13 Acad. of Aeronautics W 12/7 @ Seton Hall-Pat. L 64-84 2/26 @ Hofstra L 91-102 Seton Hall-Paterson L 59-73 12/10 NEW YORK TECHW 87-54 1963-64 (17-3) 3/4 @ Pratt W 83-81 Chesterfi eld Satisfi ers L 68-93 12/14 BROOKLYN POLY W 80-72 Coach: George Kaftan # AALIC Tournament 2/21 Yeshiva 12/16 vs. Buff alo St. W 81-62 12/4 HUNTER W 83-50 + Worcester Tech Tournament (Results missing for fi ve games) 12/17 @ L. I. Aggies W 49-35 12/7 COAST GUARD W 88-73 12/22 vs. Queens L 64-81 12/11 @ New Paltz W 60-46 1966-67 (13-10) 1957-58 (4-9) 12/23 vs. Kings Point L 68-73 12/13 BRANDEIS W 87-58 Coach: George Kaftan Coach: Ike Debow 1/4 @ Hartford L 68-71 12/14 NORTHEASTERN W 66-61 12/1 @ Manhattan L 80-82 11/15 @ Webb Institute W 53-47 1/7 NEW PALTZ W 85-52 12/17 @ Yeshiva W 83-58 12/3 NEW PALTZ W 81-60 11/18 @ Webb Institute W 81-57 1/11 @ Fairfi eld W 78-76 12/20 CLARK W 83-76 12/6 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 55-93 11/26 @ Jersey City JC W 79-78 1/14 PATERSON ST. W 81-70 12/21 ALFRED W 78-66 12/10 @ Bridgeport L 72-86 12/4 @ New York CC L 76-95 1/18 FRGH DICKINSON W 90-81 12/27 vs. Hofstra# L 56-60 12/12 YESHIVA W 73-37 12/17 @ Acad. of Aeronautics W 67-66 1/21 @ King’s College W 91-60 12/28 vs. Queens# W 68-57 12/14 SOUTHAMPTON W 94-65 1/7 Fairfi eld N/A 2/1 @ HofstraL 66-69 1/4 HARTFORD W 93-62 12/16 vs. Kings Point# W 95-76 1/9 vs. Pace L 71-77 2/8 @ Rutgers-Newark W 92-66 1/11 ADELPHI W 90-83 12/17 vs. Adelphi# L 68-72 1/29 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 100-131 2/11 QUEENS L 86-93 2/4 @ CCNY W 83-74 12/27 vs. Clark+ W 68-61

1/31 Quinnipiac N/A 2/14 @ Adelphi L 77-81 2/8 @ Kings Point W 100-65 12/28 vs. Assumption+ L 65-78 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2/4 NEW YORK CC L 29-42 2/15 L. I. AGGIES W 73-68 2/11 PRATT W 93-67 12/29 @ Worcester Tech W 66-47 2/8 MONMOUTH L 88-102 2/18 KINGS POINT W 81-67 2/15 @ Southeastern W 88-65 1/5 @ Stony Brook W 34-28 2/16 @ Quinnipiac N/A 2/22 YESHIVA W 88-70 2/19 WAGNER L 75-87 1/7 PACE W 93-68 2/22 SETON HALL-PAT. L 81-93 2/25 DREW W 89-60 2/21 NYC TECH W 93-58 1/17 PRATT W 98-64 2/26 @ Yeshiva L 66-109 2/24 BROOKLYN W 73-63 2/1 @ CCNY L 60-76 2/28 King’s College L 77-93 1961-62 (17-5) 2/26 FAIR. DICKINSON L 74-80 2/3 @ Northeastern L 79-84 3/1 Adelphi (JV) L 77-84 Coach: George Kaftan #AALIC Tournament 2/4 @ Merrimack L 71-97 12/6 SETON HALL-PAT. W 108-62 2/10 KINGS POINT W 104-60 1958-59 (5-16) 12/9 HUNTER W 69-67 1964-65 (17-6) 2/15 FAIR. DICKINSON W 91-81 Coach: George Kaftan 12/13 HARTFORD W 85-53 Coach: George Kaftan 2/18 RIDER L 67-81 12/3 ST. FRANCIS L 49-57 12/16 @ Brooklyn Poly W 96-56 12/4 NEW PALTZ W 56-53 2/22 @ Adelphi W 88-65 12/10 ACAD. OF AERO. W 69-39 12/18 BROOKLYN COL. W 54-51 12/5 BROOKLYN POLY W 83-66 2/25 @ So. Connecticut W 88-82 12/13 @ King’s College* L 59-72 12/28 @ Queens# W 69-62 12/7 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 61-58 2/28 HOFSTRA L 68-78 12/17 @ Shelton* W 73-64 12/30 vs. Hofstra# L 55-68 12/10 @ Hunter W 93-57 # AALIC Tournament 12/19 SETON HALL-PAT.*W 74-73 1/5 @ Queens W 94-89 12/12 NEW YORK TECH W 93-68 +Worcester Tech Tournament 12/21 @ Quinnipiac* L 42-84 1/6 @ Yeshiva L 58-67 12/16 SOUTHAMPTON W 67-46 1/3 YESHIVA L 43-70 1/10 NEWARK-RUTG. W 62-47 12/18 vs. Adelphi# L 80-96 1967-68 (13-9) 1/7 @ Paterson St. L 51-66 1/13 ADELPHI W 68-62 12/19 vs. Queens# W 94-62 Coach: George Kaftan 1/10 @ Adelphi L 60-91 1/17 @ New Paltz W 88-66 1/4 PRATT W 90-70 12/2 @ Pratt W 73-71 1/14 @ Seton Hall-Paterson* L 63-81 1/20 NEW YORK TECH W 90-51 1/6 @ Queens W 72-62 12/5 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-70 1/17 @ L. I. Aggies L 64-84 1/31 PRATT W 49-47 1/8 @ Northeastern W 80-70 12/9 BRIDGEPORT W 85-80 1/23 QUINNIPIAC* L 63-71 2/10 HOFSTRA L 60-81 1/9 @ Clark W 75-66 12/12 @ Yeshiva W 67-59 1/30 L. I. AGGIES L 48-52 2/16 CLARK W 85-70 2/3 PACE W 101-92 12/16 MANHATTAN L 73-91 2/1 @ Hartford L 54-72 2/17 @ Kings Point W 92-67 2/5 @ Merrimack L 71-82 12/19 CENT. CONN. W 107-78 2/4 @ Bloomfi eld St. L 69-71 2/24 @ Drew W 66-55 2/6 @ Brandeis W 69-45 12/21 STONY BROOK W 70-59 2/6 @ Brockport St. W 59-57 2/26 PATERSON ST. W 93-61 2/10 KINGS POINT W 74-65 12/28 vs. Muhlenberg^ W 88-75 2/11 @ Hofstra L 49-82 2/28 @ Frlgh. Dickinson W 82-63 2/13 @ Brooklyn L 57-61 12/29 vs. Delaware^ L 75-91 2/14 KING’S COLLEGE* L 74-80 3/9 Hofstra++ L 55-56 2/15 YESHIVA W 80-58 12/30 vs. King’s College^ L 81-101 2/21 PACE W 70-59 3/10 Albright++ L 59-65 2/17 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 65-70 1/5 QUEENS W 93-72 2/23 NEW YORK CC L 59-74 #AALIC Tournament 2/20 @ Wagner W 91-82 1/6 MERRIMACK W 84-77 2/28 MONMOUTH* L 73-91 ++NCAA Eastern Regional (@ Reading, 2/24 @ Rider L 60-83 1/29 @ Kings Point W 79-78 * Mid-Eastern Conference Game PA) 2/27 HOFSTRA W 68-65 2/1 CCNY W 98-75 3/3 @ Adelphi L 81-82 2/3 @ Southampton W 81-70 1959-60 (11-8) 1962-63 (14-7) #AALIC Tournament 2/9 NORTHEASTERN L 65-76 Coach: George Kaftan Coach: George Kaftan 2/14 @ Stonehill L 57-65 12/5 @ St. Francis L 50-75 12/5 BKLYN POLY W 103-51 1965-66 (14-8) 2/17 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 70-84 12/8 KING’S COLLEGE W 100-87 12/8 @ Hunter W 64-53 Coach: George Kaftan 2/20 @ New Paltz W 75-68 12/16 @ Shelton W 88-63 12/10 @ Hartford W 74-66 12/1 @ Southampton W 65-64 2/22 ADELPHI W 73-69 1/2 @ Brooklyn Poly W 69-56 12/17 @ Northeastern L 61-82 12/3 @ New Paltz W 79-76 2/24 SO. CONNECTICUT L 74-79 1/6 @ Queens L 52-83 12/18 @ Clark W 95-88 12/7 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-69 2/28 @ Hofstra L 58-81 1/9 ADELPHI L 57-83 12/27 vs. Hofstra# W 73-70 12/14 CCNY W 75-63 ^Pocono Classic @ East Stroudsburg 1/11 @ Drew W 70-63 12/28 vs. Adelphi# L 55-62 12/16 vs. Kings Point# W 90-75 1/13 PATERSON ST. L 88-89 12/29 vs. Queens# L 54-55 12/17 vs. Adelphi# W 75-68 1968-69 (9-14) 1/16 HARTFORD L 69-71 1/8 @ Brooklyn W 87-78 12/18 @ Queens# W 70-54 Coach: George Kaftan 1/20 L. I. AGGIES W 72-55 1/10 @ Adelphi L 52-57 12/20 WAGNER L 80-91 12/2 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 57-64 1/23 @ Kings Point W 61-60 1/22 KINGS POINT W 79-61 12/29 @ Worcester Tech+ L 72-75 12/7 @ Bridgeport L 57-62 1/27 @ Pace W 81-80 2/2 NEW PALTZ W 83-78 12/30 vs. Clark+ W 83-80 12/9 @ Queens W 91-67 1/30 @ Brockport St. L 64-69 2/5 YESHIVA W 73-57 1/21 NORTHEASTERN+ W 83-82 12/12 KINGS POINT L 70-90 2/3 SETON HALL-PAT.W 84-75 2/9 SOUTHEASTERN W 89-53 2/4 @ Kings Point L 70-83 12/14 ST. MICHAEL’S W 58-52 2/6 SHELTON W 91-63 2/12 @ Pratt W 51-49 2/8 BRIDGEPORT W 94-93 12/18 @ CCNY L 52-57 2/8 @ YeshivaL 60-75 2/16 @ Wagner L 66-79 2/11 BRANDEIS W 105-67 12/20 @ Cent. Connecticut L 55-62 2/10 HOFSTRA L 55-85 2/18 QUEENS W 97-55 2/12 @ Rider L 84-95 12/27 vs. Worcester Tech L 66-77 2/15 L. I. AGGIES W 59-52 2/21 @ Paterson St. W 96-41 2/14 @ Yeshiva W 93-68 12/28 vs. Amherst W 64-58 2/17 BLOOMFIELD ST. W 86-83 2/23 @ Hofstra L 69-75 2/16 @ Frl. Dickinson L 70-92 12/29 vs. Springfi eld L 79-93 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

1/4 ADELPHI W 66-63 1971-72 (17-9) 12/28 vs. Montclair# L 53-64 1/24 @ Plattsburgh W 57-52 1/6 STONEHILL L 68-82 Coach: George Kaftan 1/4 vs. Oakland (MI)^ W 48-47 1/27 @ Stony Brook L 62-66 1/11 SOUTHERN CONN. W 83-77 12/1 @ Dowling W 86-65 1/5 @ Brockport^ W 65-55 1/28 @ Hunter W 83-68 2/1 PRATT W 83-73 12/4 @ Bridgeport L 80-83 1/9 @ Hartwick (OT) W 71-65 2/7 SOUTHAMPTON W 71-66 2/4 BRIDGEPORT L 70-77 12/7 SACRED HEART L 74-76 1/12 @ Bridgeport L 56-62 2/9 @ New York Tech (OT) L 56-57 2/7 @ Northeastern L 58-72 12/11 CENTRAL CONN. W 73-67 1/16 CCNY W 73-46 2/11 Dowling (2 OT) L 70-72 2/8 @ St. Anselm L 81-83 12/14 vs. Queens# W 85-77 1/19 WAGNER W 76-64 2/14 Union L 58-92 2/12 FAIR. DICKINSON L 68-89 12/15 vs. Southampton# W 75-70 1/26 STONY BROOK W 59-55 2/18 @ CCNY W 81-70 2/15 SOUTHAMPTON W 84-75 12/16 vs. Stony Brook# L 56-75 1/30 BROOKLYN W 77-67 2/21 Adelphi (OT) L 62-63 2/18 @ Stony Brook W 68-60 Hunter# W 80-74 2/2 @ Kings Point W 77-56 # Brockport Tournament 2/22 @ Adelphi L 70-77 12/26 vs. Monmouth+ W 75-70 2/6 @ Hofstra L 59-69 2/26 @ So. Connecticut W 95-92 12/28 vs. Jersey City+ W 71-68 2/9 @ Southampton L 49-53 1976-77 (16-13) 2/28 HOFSTRA L 81-95 12/29 vs. Bridgeport+ L 66-68 2/13 QUEENS W 73-58 Coach: Jim Colclough 1/5 PRATT W 105-61 2/16 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 54-62 11/27 @ Hofstra# L 82-100 1969-70 (10-11) 1/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 66-79 2/20 LIU-BROOKLYN W 56-55 11/28 vs. Adelphi# L 84-90 Coach: George Kaftan 1/21 SO. CONN. W 83-67 2/23 ADELPHI W 73-61 12/1 MONMOUTH L 77-100 12/1 @ St. Anselm L 69-75 1/26 WAGNER W 85-64 2/27 NEW YORK TECH L 51-52 12/3 vs. Sacred Heart+ L 70-82 12/3 YESHIVA W 87-63 1/28 MERRIMACK L 67-80 * Sickle Cell Classic 12/4 vs. King’s College+ W 92-79 12/6 @ Bridgeport L 71-102 2/3 CCNY W 77-73 # Montclair Classic 12/7 KINGS POINT W 82-68 12/9 SACRED HEART W 87-73 2/6 @ Stonehill L 76-77 ^ Brockport Tournament 12/10 @ Morgan State L 67-80 12/11 @ Southampton W 81-62 2/8 @ Southampton L 57-61 12/11 @ Towson State L 72-101 12/13 CENT. CONN. L 60-73 2/11 HOFSTRA L 62-90 1974-75 (24-4) 12/14 BRIDGEPORT L 69-80 12/15 BALDWIN-WALLACEW 77-75 2/16 @ Fairleigh Dickinson W 58-53 Coach: Phil Robinson 12/18 @ Stony Brook W 85-78 12/18 LOYOLA (MONT) W 105-76 2/17 @ Adelphi W 63-57 12/4 MONMOUTH W 85-74 12/21 WSHNGTN & LEE W 69-61 12/19 ROSE POLY W 93-89 2/23 STONY BROOK W 80-66 12/10 @ Towson State W 73-71 1/3 WILMINGTON-forfeitW 2-0 12/29 vs. Western Illinois# (2 OT) L 93-98 2/28 @ Kings Point W 88-68 12/11 @ Morgan State L 63-70 1/10 CLARKSON W 92-87 12/30 vs. Trenton St.# L 73-76 3/1 NEW YORK TECH W 82-68 12/14 @ Bentley L 76-97 1/13 @ Sacred Heart L 77-87 1/2 CORTLAND ST. W 80-73 3/5 BROOKLYN W 74-68 12/18 @ Wagner W 78-64 1/15 ALBANY L 61-84 1/3 BROCKPORT L 58-79 #Long Island Tournament 12/21 @ Sacred Heart W 79-72 1/19 @ Brooklyn W 89-73 1/9 SO. CONN. L 83-89 +N.J. Kiwanis Classic 12/27 vs. Otterbein# W 73-70 1/25 @ Wagner W 70-62 2/3 @ Pratt W 99-82 12/28 @ Ashland# W 64-60 1/28 SOUTHERN N.H. W 90-81 2/5 STONY BROOK W 63-51 1972-73 (21-5) 1/3 vs. Md. East. Shore+ W 59-51 2/2 @ New York Tech W 68-62 2/8 @ Stonehill L 56-74 Coach: Herb Brown 1/4 @ Brockport+ W 66-60 2/4 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 81-67 2/9 CCNY W 68-64 11/27 DOWLING L 53-59 1/9 HARTWICK W 82-71 2/9 DOWLING L 56-58 2/11 @ Hofstra L 59-62 12/2 BRIDGEPORT (2 OT) L 75-81 1/11 BRIDGEPORT W 68-64 2/12 UNION W 83-75 2/14 NORTHEASTERN L 61-74 12/5 vs. Southampton# W 61-50 1/13 vs. Florida Southern^ W 81-63 2/15 @ CCNY L 80-85 2/18 @ Fairleigh Dickinson L 58-65 12/6 vs. Adelphi# W 59-57 1/14 @ Florida Tech^ W 78-73 2/17 HARTWICK W 87-77 2/21 ADELPHI W 78-62 12/9 @ Hunter W 70-60 1/18 @ CCNY W 89-79 2/19 ADELPHI L 72-76 2/24 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 53-68 12/13 @ Sacred Heart W 45-42 1/25 @ Hunter W 72-66 2/23 SOUTHAMPTON W 82-65 2/25 @ Kings Point L 60-67 12/16 @ Central Conn. W 76-64 1/27 @ Stony Brook W 102-59 2/26 MARIST W 103-85 # Ashland Tournament 12/22 @ Wagner W 74-57 1/29 @ Brooklyn W 92-60 3/4 vs. Pratt^ W 77-63 12/28 @ Monmouth+ W 67-60 2/1 KINGS POINT W 67-50 3/5 @ Kean^ L 63-64 1970-71 (20-6) 12/29 @ Montclair St.+ W 61-59 2/5 HOFSTRA L 56-70 # Hofstra Tournament Coach: George Kaftan 1/12 vs. Vermont^ W 84-69 2/8 SOUTHAMPTON W 61-59 + Colonial Tournament 12/1 @ Wagner W 80-76 1/13 vs. Acadia^ W 55-45 2/11 @ LIU-Brooklyn W 61-59 ^ECAC Tournament 12/3 YESHIVA W 85-46 1/18 @ CCNY W 65-57 2/15 UNION W 66-60 12/5 NEW YORK TECH W 80-64 1/24 PRATT W 93-24 2/22 ADELPHI W 78-68 1977-78 (14-11) 12/8 @ Sacred Heart W 74-69 1/27 @ Stony Brook W 53-51 2/24 MARIST W 74-51 Coach: Jim Colclough 12/12 @ Central Conn. L 64-89 1/31 @ Brooklyn W 75-67 2/27 @ New York Tech W 79-63 11/26 MANHATTAN L 83-87 12/14 vs. Southampton# W 62-53 2/3 KINGS POINT W 57-48 3/7 Philadelphia Textile## W 72-68 12/2 @ Hunter W 79-67 12/16 vs. New York Tech# W 67-49 2/7 HOFSTRA W 58-57 3/8 Gannon## L 60-67 12/5 @ Kings Point W 104-87 12/18 BRIDGEPORT W 72-61 2/9 SOUTHAMPTON W 58-52 # Ashland Tournament 12/7 BROOKLYN W 84-48 year-by-year results year-by-year 12/28 vs. Upsala+ W 66-61 2/17 @ So. Connecticut W 93-63 + Brockport Tournament 12/10 TOWSON ST. L 55-70 12/29 vs. Monmouth+ W 85-77 2/20 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 68-69 ^ Citrus Classic 12/16 @ King’s College (PA)#L 78-89 12/30 vs. Cent. Connecticut+L 52-56 2/24 vs. Adelphi W 85-67 ##NCAA Eastern Regional 12/17 vs. Kutztown# L 73-81 1/8 @ So. Connecticut W 78-68 2/28 @ New York Tech W 82-56 1/11 SACRED HEART L 73-75 1/28 KINGS POINT W 96-72 3/3 FAIRLEIGH DICKERSONL 44-61 1975-76 (8-17) 1/14 MT. ST. MARY’S W 95-84 1/30 MERRIMACK W 114-80 3/9 vs. Brockport St.** L 77-93 Coach: Phil Robinson 1/16 @ Bridgeport W 94-86 2/1 PRATT W 89-69 3/10 vs. Potsdam St.** W 79-75 12/3 MONMOUTH L 78-101 1/18 @ New Haven L 84-97 2/3 HOFSTRA W 76-66 #Long Island Tournament 12/5 @ Plattsburgh# L 62-76 1/21 YORK W 86-72 2/6 STONEHILL L 61-93 +Montclair Tournament 12/6 vs. Ithaca# L 59-60 1/23 QUINNIPIAC (OT) W 83-79 2/8 @ Stony Brook W 88-72 ^Bluenose Classic 12/9 TOWSON STATE W 75-64 1/27 @ N.H. College W 105-81 2/11 @ CCNY W 88-55 **NCAA Eastern Regional 12/12 MORGAN STATE L 66-75 2/1 NEW YORK TECH L 72-75 2/15 SOUTHAMPTON W 67-61 12/13 ALBANY L 67-70 2/3 @ Monmouth L 77-84 2/17 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSONW 51-49 1973-74 (13-12) 12/15 KINGS POINT L 63-71 2/8 @ Dowling W 95-75 2/19 ST. ANSELM W 89-72 Coach: Herb Brown 12/30 Brooklyn W 90-71 2/14 CCNY (2 OT) W 90-84 2/24 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 78-83 11/27 @ Lynchburg W 90-82 1/7 LIU-Brooklyn L 72-99 2/16 @ Hartwick L 51-60 2/27 ADELPHI W 73-72 12/1 @ Roanoke L 76-123 1/9 @ Brockport+ L 79-88 2/18 @ Adelphi L 75-86 3/3 vs. Hartwick** L 50-77 12/4 @ Monmouth L 88-100 1/10 vs. Marist+ L 66-69 2/20 WAGNER W 102-87 3/4 vs. Montclair St.** L 68-80 12/8 HUNTER W 50-45 1/12 @ Wagner W 71-70 2/22 @ Southampton W 69-59 #Long Island Tournament 12/12 SACRED HEART L 55-56 1/14 @ Sacred Heart L 88-99 2/25 @ Marist W 69-57 +N.J. Kiwanis Tournament 12/15 BENTLEY L 44-52 1/17 HOFSTRA W 59-55 3/4 vs. Kings Point* W 79-77 **NCAA Eastern Regional 12/21 vs. Morgan State* L 67-79 1/21 BRIDGEPORT L 56-57 3/5 @ Trenton St.* L 72-80 12/27 vs. Monmouth# L 68-76 1/23 HARTWICK L 51-84 # King’s College (PA) Tournament 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

* ECAC Tournament 1/16 STONY BROOK W 88-69 2/16 @ Mercy# W 80-62 2/2 @ Pace# W 71-64 1/20 @ Dowling L 62-65 2/19 @ Rutgers L 63-92 2/4 KUTZTOWN W 80-54 1978-79 (10-16) 1/22 @ Pratt# (OT) W 83-75 2/21 BARUCH W 81-49 2/6 @ Queens# W 79-60 Coach: Stan Kellner 1/26 KINGS POINT W 64-62 2/23 PACE# W 60-55 2/9 @ New York Tech# W 80-75 11/25 @ Manhattan L 50-90 1/29 @ Pace W 86-80 2/26 @ Pratt# W 82-72 2/11 @ Bloomsburg W 74-72 12/6 PRATT L 48-50 1/31 OLD WESTBURY W 87-81 2/28 @ Southampton# W 72-40 2/13 DOWLING# L 58-59 12/9 vs. Kings Point W 81-61 2/3 ADELPHI W 82-67 3/3 PACE* W 108-85 2/16 DIST. OF COLUM. W 88-7 12/11 @ Southampton L 48-59 2/7 MONMOUTH# L 64-65 3/5 MONMOUTH* W 70-65 2/20 @ Mercy# W 93-68 12/13 LIU-BROOKLYN L 52-66 2/9 @ New York Tech W 70-69 3/11 vs. Phila. Textile** L 68-72 2/23 SOUTHAMPTON# W 83-69 12/16 ADELPHI L 66-83 2/11 @ Upsala L 84-98 3/11 vs. Cheyney State** W 83-69 2/28 QUEENS* W 70-59 12/20 MARIST W 88-79 2/16 @ Boston U. L 67-81 + Bridgeport Tournament 3/2 DOWLING* W 83-68 12/23 @ Pace L 75-88 2/18 PACE W 82-74 ^ Played at Hofstra 3/7 @ Millersville## W 84-62 1/3 @ Brooklyn W 73-70 2/20 EAST STROUDS. L 69-72 # Big Apple Conference Game 3/8 vs. Phila. Textile## W 65-62 1/6 BRIDGEPORT W 78-74 2/23 SOUTHAMPTON# W 67-60 * Big Apple Conference Tournament 3/15 vs. Mt. St. Mary’s** L 67-69 1/9 MONMOUTH W 63-60 2/25 DOWLING# W 72-71 ** NCAA East Regional +Assumption Classic 1/12 @ Wagner L 65-91 2/28 @ Adelphi W 83-82 #Big Apple Conference Game 1/20 NEW HAVEN L 61-62 #Big Apple Conference Game 1983-84 (26-5) *Big Apple Conference Tournament 1/22 @ Quinnipiac L 72-84 Coach: Tom Galeazzi ##NCAA East Regional 1/24 @ Sacred Heart W 101-96 1981-82 (16-10) 11/29 QUINNIPIAC W 94-71 **NCAA Elite Eight

1/27 @ Albany L 77-98 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/2 vs. Gannon+ W 57-50 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1/30 @ Pratt (OT) L 47-56 11/21 QUINNIPIAC W 92-80 12/3 vs. Scared Heart L 63-80 1985-86 (24-3***) 2/2 vs. Salisbury St.# W 82-64 11/25 @ Stony Brook W 84-72 12/7 @ Pace# W 86-73 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 2/3 vs. Kings Point# L 64-67 11/28 @ Wagner L 62-63 12/8 NEW YORK TECH W 78-71 11/29 vs. Aquinas (MI)+ W 89-75 2/6 @ Monmouth L 68-80 12/9 @ Mercy W 88-79 12/10 @ New Haven W 85-75 * 11/30 @ Wayne St.+ W 76-74 2/12 Pace W 81-68 12/12 @ Md. Eastern Shore L 51-62 12/14 @ Queens# W 79-59 * 12/2 @ Bridgeport W 74-57 2/14 Southampton W 50-48 12/14 @ New Haven L 76-78 12/20 SACRED HEART W 83-68 * 12/4 DOWLING# W 101-65 2/17 @ Marist L 76-77 12/17 NEW YORK TECH W 72-60 1/10 vs. Mansfi eld^ L 55-56 * 12/6 vs. Franklin Pierce^^ W 77-68 2/22 Hartwick L 56-65 12/22 SACRED HEART L 73-87 1/11 vs. Concordia^ W 79-70 * 12/7 @ St. Michael’s^^ W 95-75 2/26 @ New York Tech L 55-85 12/27 vs. Clark+ L 58-73 1/14 CORTLAND ST. W 101-70 12/11 ADELPHI W 84-77 2/28 Dowling W 77-69 12/28 vs. UMass-Boston+ W 68-57 1/15 KEENE ST. W 94-64 12/13 vs. Slippery Rock% L 64-75 #Oneonta Tournament 12/29 vs. New York Tech+ W 67-61 1/17 ADELPHI W 60-59 12/14 vs. Pace% W 81-57 1/16 PRATT# W 63-49 1/19 DOWLING# W 88-76 12/17 SACRED HEART W 73-69 1979-80 (11-14) 1/20 DOWLING# W 73-59 1/21 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 71-57 12/30 @ Syracuse L 68-88 Coach: Stan Kellner 1/27 PACE# W 93-84 1/23 PHILA. TEXTILE W 69-67 1/8 @ New York Tech W 76-75 11/30 @ Manhattan W 64-53 1/30 @ Monmouth# W 51-50 1/25 CONCORDIA# W 60-58 1/13 PHILA. TEXTILE W 76-65 12/2 @ Boston Univ. L 74-109 2/2 @ Kings Point W 65-63 1/28 MERCY# W 88-73 1/15 @ Queens# W 62-52 12/3 @ Maine L 49-75 2/4 @ Pratt# W 46-45 2/1 @ Southampton# W 83-75 1/17 @ Virginia Union L 81-90 12/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 54-77 2/6 @ Dowling# W 67-61 2/4 PACE# W 58-56 1/20 BLOOMSBURG W 83-64 12/10 @ Southampton# L 58-61 2/8 @ Adelphi W 65-62 2/6 @ Trenton St. L 66-73 1/22 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-69 12/13 @ St. Francis L 42-46 2/10 SOUTHAMPTON# L 53-64 2/8 QUEENS# W 72-44 1/25 MERCY# W 114-72 12/15 @ Adelphi W 81-67 2/12 Southampton# L 65-71 2/11 @ Syracuse L 86-103 1/27 JERSEY CITY ST. W 118-98 12/19 MARIST# W 83-81 2/13 @ Pace# W 94-90 2/16 @ Dowling# W 71-57 2/1 @ Dowling# W 84-46 12/22 PACE# W 91-79 2/15 ADELPHI (OT) W 70-69 2/18 @ Concordia# W 67-66 2/3 @ Kutztown W 85-71 1/3 DOWLING# W 62-61 2/18 MONMOUTH# L 54-67 2/22 @ Mercy# W 100-77 2/8 NEW YORK TECH# W 88-83 1/8 BROOKLYN W 69-62 2/23 @ Boston U. L 57-86 2/25 SOUTHAMPTON# W 78-75 2/12 QUEENS# W 85-75 1/11 @ Stony Brook L 61-72 2/25 @ Monmouth** L 73-83 3/1 DOWLING* W 83-68 2/15 @ Southampton# W 71-70 1/14 @ Monmouth# (OT) L 81-91 + Sacred Heart Tournament 3/3 PACE* W 84-62 2/19 @ Mercy# W 110-66 1/16 WAGNER L 75-76 # Metropolitan Conference Game 3/10 vs. Gannon** W 65-62 2/28 NY TECH^ W 101-72 1/19 SACRED HEART W 74-72 **Metropolitan Conference Tourna- 3/11 vs. St. Augustine’s** L 81-86 3/1 SOUTHAMPTON^ W 80-76 1/21 @ Pratt# W 112-64 ment + Assumption Classic * Games later forfeited 1/23 @ Kings Point L 69-81 ^ LeMoyne Tournament + Wayne St. Tournament 1/28 JOHNS HOPKINS W 95-78 1982-83 (22-9) # Big Apple Conference Game ^^ St. Michael’s Classic 1/30 PRATT# W 75-48 Coach: Tom Galeazzi * Big Apple Conference Tournament % LeMoyne Tournament 2/4 NEW YORK TECH L 72-90 11/20 @ Quinnipiac W 82-68 **NCAA East Regionals # Big Apple Conference Game 2/6 MONMOUTH# L 68-73 11/29 OLD WEST. (2 OT) L 77-81 ^ Big Apple Conference Tournament 2/8 @ Pace# L 74-81 12/1 KINGS POINT W 88-59 1984-85 (24-7) 2/13 SOUTHAMPTON# W 100-89 12/3 @ New Hampshire+ W 95-89 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 1986-87 (25-5) 2/23 @ St. Francis (PA) L 61-64 12/4 @ Bridgeport+ L 64-71 11/29 VIRGINIA UNION L 60-73 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 2/27 @ Dowling L 62-66 12/8 @ New York Tech L 70-85 12/3 BRIDGEPORT L 70-83 11/21 @ Mt. St. Mary’s+ L 83-91 # Metropolitan Conference Game 12/11 vs. New Haven^ (OT) L 91-97 12/5 PACE# W 70-57 11/22 vs. Gettysburg+ W 94-71 12/13 @ Monmouth# L 63-65 12/7 vs. Edinboro+ W 73-56 11/25 MT. ST. MARY’S W 120-72 1980-81 (16-11) 12/15 DOWLING# W 79-73 12/8 vs. New Hampshire+ W 75-72 11/29 @ New Haven L 80-85 Coach: Stan Kellner 12/18 LEHMAN W 72-65 12/12 QUEENS# W 69-60 12/3 BRIDGEPORT L 83-89 11/28 @ Brooklyn L 64-70 12/21 @ Sacred Heart L 82-95 12/15 WAYNE ST. W 83-79 12/6 @Univ. of D.C. W 80-66 12/3 @ Monmouth# W 67-65 12/22 @ Adelphi W 65-51 12/18 @ Sacred Heart (OT) L 78-80 12/9 CONCORDIA W 75-68 12/5 PRATT# W 88-64 1/10 LEMOYNE W 74-50 12/20 NEW YORK TECH# W 64-63 12/16 @ Sacred Heart W 75-72 12/6 Niagara L 57-78 1/12 PRATT# W 66-57 1/12 @ Adelphi W 69-63 12/20 SPRINGFIELD W 87-57 12/8 @ LIU-Brooklyn L 76-90 1/19 MERCY# W 84-61 1/16 @ Dowling W 59-50 12/22 SHAW W 104-77 12/10 MERCY W 104-86 1/22 MONMOUTH# W 81-70 1/18 @ Franklin Pierce L 60-73 12/28 vs. San Fran St.** W 83-79 12/17 MARIST# W 74-72 1/24 @ Phila. Textile L 61-72 1/19 @ Keene St. W 72-61 12/30 @ Gannon** W 64-62 12/20 @ Sacred Heart L 84-98 1/26 SOUTHAMPTON# W 68-55 1/21 @ Phila. Textile (OT) L 69-71 1/12 @ Phila. Textile(OT) L 99-104 1/7 ST. FRANCIS (PA) L 68-78 1/29 @ Pace W 81-78 1/25 MERCY# W 98-71 1/16 KUTZTOWN W 70-60 1/10 @ Marist# L 62-71 2/4 ADELPHI W 58-52 1/26 LEMOYNE W 74-62 1/21 @ Mercy# W 94-75 1/13 @ Southampton# W 90-76 2/9 @ Dowling# W 95-74 1/30 @ Southmptn# (OT) W 77-74 1/24 QUEENS# W 78-61 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

1/28 SOUTHMPTN# (OT)W 90-83 1/28 @ East Stroudsburg L 70-75 2/5 @ New York Tech# W 80-56 2/10 @ Queens# W 77-69 1/31 @ Dowling# W 69-62 1/30 PACE W 63-62 2/9 MERCY# W 67-48 2/13 @ St. Rose L 74-111 2/4 NEW YORK TECH# W 73-62 2/1 @ Mercy# W 85-73 2/11 @ Phila. Textile L 61-81 2/17 CONCORDIA# W 87-71 2/7 MERCY# W 102-74 2/4 @ Queens# L 65-72 2/13 @ Adelphi# W 73-69 2/20 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 55-72 2/11 @ Queens# W 73-65 2/6 LEHMAN W 78-57 2/16 DOWLING# W 73-67 2/24 @ Adelphi# L 94-98 2/14 @ Southampton# W 85-73 2/8 SOUTHAMPTON# W 92-68 2/18 @ New Haven L 91-104 2/27 MERCY# W 88-78 2/16 PACE W 79-69 2/22 @ New York Tech# W 82-74 2/20 QUEENS# W 72-40 3/3 ADELPHI* L 74-81 2/18 DOWLING# W 79-69 2/25 @ Southampton# W 91-84 2/23 @ Concordia# W 106-83 # NYCAC Game 2/19 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 74-58 3/1 MERCY# W 98-73 2/27 @ Southampton# W 88-51 * NYCAC Tournament 2/21 @ New York Tech# W 87-78 3/4 QUEENS# W 78-62 3/2 NEW YORK TECH# W 91-79 2/25 MERCY* W 80-67 3/6 DOWLING# W 91-61 3/6 QUEENS* W 75-50 1993-94 (26-5) 2/28 QUEENS* W 66-63 3/10 QUEENS* W 88-73 3/8 NEW YORK TECH* W 88-67 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 3/6 @ Gannon^^ L 71-80 3/11 @ New York Tech* W 80-73 3/9 DOWLING* W 70-68 11/29 RAMAPO W 59-58 3/7 vs. St. Michael’s^^ W 85-72 3/17 @ New Haven## W 85-62 3/15 @ Slippery Rock## W 70-66 12/1 @ Queens# W 67-64 + Mt. St. Mary’s Classic 3/18 vs. Merrimack## L 85-98 3/16 vs. Phila. Textile## L 63-64 12/4 DOWLING# W 80-76 ** Gannon Cup # Big Apple Conference Game # NYCAC Game 12/8 @ St. Rose# W 70-67 # Big Apple Conference Game * Big Apple Tournament * NYCAC Tournament 12/22 NEW YORK TECH# L 90-97 * Big Apple Conference Tournament ## ECAC Tournament ## NCAA Eastern Regionals 12/28 vs. Sacred Heart+ W 83-63 ^^ NCAA East Regionals 12/29 @ Merrimack+ W 73-65 1989-90 (26-5) 1991-92 (15-13) 1/5 MERCY# W 90-65 1987-88 (19-11) Coach: Tom Galeazzi Coach: Tom Galeazzi 1/8 @ Molloy# W 112-75 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/25 CALDWELL W 83-55 12/2 @ West Chester L 72-74 1/10 @ Pace# W 56-49 11/28 NEW HAVEN L 85-86 11/29 @ Bridgeport W 89-87 12/4 CHEYNEY UNIV. W 67-58 1/12 QUEENS# W 83-68 11/30 @ West Chester L 48-50 12/2 @ West Chester W 79-78 12/6 @ York W 78-57 1/15 ADELPHI# W 76-69 12/2 @ Bridgeport L 73-84 12/9 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 67-66 12/7 BLOOMSBURG L 51-55 1/19 @ Phila. Textile# L 55-95 12/5 STATEN ISLAND W 110-77 12/12 NEW HAVEN L 78-89 12/9 @ E. Stroudsburg L 61-85 1/22 CONCORDIA# W 86-81 12/8 CHEYNEY ST. W 91-79 12/16 SAC. HEART (2 OT) W 113-105 12/14 DOWLING# L 83-88 1/24 PACE# W 66-63 12/12 SACRED HEART L 87-91 12/19 @ Syracuse L 72-129 1/6 MEDGAR EVERS W 92-69 1/26 @ Dowling# W 83-62 12/14 E. STROUDSBURG W 102-64 1/9 @ Bloomsburg L 76-88 1/8 @ Concordia# W 73-63 1/31 @ Southampton# W 84-70 12/19 POST(CT) W 94-56 1/11 @ Springfi eld W 68-67 1/11 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 55-72 2/2 PHILA. TEXTILE# L 77-89 12/21 MEDGAR EVERS W 85-47 1/13 CHEYNEY W 79-73 1/13 @ St. Rose# W 69-66 2/5 SOUTHAMPTON# W 75-61 1/6 @ Tampa L 69-91 1/16 @ Kutztown W 65-64 1/15 QUEENS# W 80-69 2/7 @ Adelphi# W 72-70 1/8 @ Florida Southern L 61-94 1/18 @ Upsala (OT) W 89-86 1/18 MERCY# L 68-73 2/10 CONCORDIA# W 95-75 1/11 PHILA. TEXTILE L 61-67 1/22 PHILA. TEXTILE L 75-89 1/22 @ Adelphi# W 71-67 2/12 MOLLOY# W 101-80 1/13 @ Bloomsburg L 62-78 1/28 @ Adelphi W 93-89 1/25 PACE# L 47-59 2/16 @ New York Tech# W 87-66 1/16 @ Kutztown L 66-72 2/1 New York Tech# W 94-79 1/27 SOUTHAMPTON# W 81-78 2/25 ST. ROSE# W 87-77 1/18 @ Pace W 64-62 2/3 @ Southampton# W 81-75 1/29 @ Mercy# L 65-71 2/26 @ Mercy# W 90-65 1/22 DIST. OF COLUMBIA^ W 2-0 2/5 BLOOMFIELD W 65-61 2/1 STONY BROOK W 72-51 3/2 SOUTHAMPTON* W 69-65 1/27 @ Queens# W 81-68 2/7 DOWLING# W 92-74 2/3 @ Kutztown W 76-61 3/4 @ St. Rose* (OT) W 85-82 1/30 @ Southampton# W 100-75 2/10 MERCY# W 61-59 2/8 @ Dowling# L 84-89 3/5 @Phila. Textile* (OT) L 70-85 2/3 DOWLING# L 85-92 2/12 @ Pace L 65-76 2/10 @ Southampton# W 87-65 3/9 @ Franklin Pierce^^ W 61-56 2/6 NEW YORK TECH# W 90-77 2/14 QUEENS# W 84-72 2/12 @ Queens# W 79-55 3/12 vs. Phila. Textile^^ L 54-56 2/10 @ Mercy# W 84-71 2/17 @ New York Tech# W 81-61 2/15 CONCORDIA# W 104-89 3/13 @American Intl.^^ W 84-81 2/13 QUEENS# W 66-43 2/19 @ Concordia W 89-68 2/18 @ Phila. Textile# L 64-73 # NYCAC Game 2/17 SOUTHAMPTON# W 106-77 2/21 SOUTHAMPTON# W 87-66 2/22 @ St. Rose# L 70-75 + Merrimack Tournament 2/20 @ Dowling# W 75-70 2/24 @ Dowling# W 82-75 2/24 @ Mt. St. Mary’s W 94-91 * NYCAC Tournament 2/24 @ New York Tech# W 87-72 2/28 @ Mercy# W 82-71 2/26 @ Adelphi# W 73-66 ^^ NCAA Eastern Regionals 2/27 MERCY# W 88-62 3/3 @ Queens# W 88-58 2/29 @ Pace# L 46-61 3/2 NEW YORK TECH* W 82-76 3/9 SOUTHAMPTON# W 96-66 3/3 @ Dowling* L 68-83 1994-95 (11-16)\ 3/5 @ Dowling* W 87-76 3/10 DOWLING* W 91-76 # NYCAC Game Coach: Tom Galeazzi 3/11 vs. Cheyney St.## W 107-99 3/16 @ Gannon^^ L 78-83 * NYCAC Tournament 11/25 vs. Berea College+ L 74-75 3/12 @ Dowling## L 80-92 3/17 vs. Slippery Rock^^ W 84-79 11/26 vs. Newport News+ W 71-62 year-by-year results year-by-year # Big Apple Conference Game # NYCAC Game 1992-93 (19-8) 11/30 @ Molloy# W 87-64 * Big Apple Tournament * NYCAC Tournament Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/3 QUEENS# W 78-74 ## ECAC Tournament ^^ NCAA Eastern Regionals 11/26 RAMAPO W 78-57 12/5 @ Bridgeport L 83-97 ^ Forfeit Win 12/2 @ Cheyney Univ. W 79-72 12/7 @ Concordia# W 80-74 1990-91 (26-5) 12/5 MOLLOY# W 79-61 12/11 @ LeMoyne L 60-64 1988-89 (19-11) Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/8 NEW YORK TECH# W 109-81 12/14 ADELPHI# W 79-73 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/26 WEST CHESTER W 76-64 12/12 SOUTHAMPTON# W 94-69 12/17 @ New York Tech# L 83-105 11/28 WEST CHESTER L 65-72 11/28 BRIDGEPORT W 76-68 12/19 @ Pace# L 85-93 1/4 SOUTHAMPTON# W 84-61 11/30 BRIDGEPORT L 75-77 12/1 UPSALA W 96-62 12/30 @ Molloy# W 104-40 1/7 @ Philadelphia Textile L 56-70 12/3 @ Cheyney St. L 78-84 12/4 ADELPHI# (OT) L 72-75 1/3 UMASS-LOWELL W 74-67 1/11 MERCY# W 85-63 12/7 YORK W 67-45 12/8 DOMINICAN W 97-59 1/4 YORK W 81-66 1/16 DOWLING# L 72-76 12/10 KEENE ST. W 60-56 12/10 @ Cheyney St. W 75-68 1/6 @ Dowling# W 77-74 1/18 @ Pace# L 56-82 12/17 @ Sacred Heart W 64-58 12/15 @ Sacred Heart W 90-69 1/12 @ Mercy# W 90-76 1/21 @ St. Rose# L 63-76 1/9 @ New Haven L 71-83 1/12 E. STROUDSBURG L 71-76 1/16 @ Phila. Textile# L 64-78 1/25 MOLLOY# W 67-34 1/11 BLOOMSBURG L 52-77 1/14 PACE W 72-61 1/18 ST. ROSE# L 89-104 1/28 @ Queens# W 60-55 1/14 PRATT W 94-25 1/16 @ Mercy# W 70-53 1/20 QUEENS# W 70-67 2/1 @ Concordia# L 55-62 1/16 @ Franklin Pierce L 60-76 1/18 MOLLOY W 99-46 1/23 @ Southampton# W 81-72 2/6 @ Dowling# L 77-89 1/17 @ Post (CT) W 93-79 1/23 @ Dowling# W 75-71 1/27 @ Concordia# W 102-86 2/8 @ Adelphi# L 68-89 1/19 @ Phila. Textile L 57-84 1/26 @ Queens# W 62-50 1/30 @ Pace# W 62-46 2/11 @ Southampton# L 64-76 1/21 KUTZTOWN W 75-60 1/28 KUTZTOWN W 75-48 2/1 @ Stony Brook W 65-60 2/13 NEW YORK TECH# W 92-87 1/23 NEW YORK TECH# W 74-61 1/30 CONCORDIA# W 118-77 2/3 ADELPHI# L 82-90 2/15 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 59-78 1/25 @ Dowling# L 66-67 2/2 SOUTHAMPTON# W 76-53 2/6 DOWLING# W 77-67 2/18 @ Mercy# W 70-66 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

2/22 PACE# L 48-52 # NYCAC Game 12/13 CONCORDIA# W 82-60 1/12 @ Adelphi# L 65-75 2/25 ST. ROSE# L 72-74 * NYCAC Tournament 12/18 @ So. Connecticut L 75-84 1/15 MOLLOY# L 67-70 2/27 MERCY* L 59-80 1/2 @ American Intl. L 61-76 1/17 New York Tech# W 75-66 +Christopher Newport Invitational 1997-98 (13-14) 1/5 QUEENS# W 84-67 1/19 BRIDGEPORT# W 81-64 # NYCAC Game Coach: Tom Galeazzi 1/8 @ Southampton# L 67-71 1/22 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 63-59 * NYCAC Tournament 11/24 @ Sacred Heart L 72-83 1/10 @ St. Rose# L 61-80 1/24 @ Dowling# L 68-87 12/3 @ Queens# L 61-71 1/12 MERCY# W 84-71 1/26 CONCORDIA# W 71-57 1995-96 (13-16) 12/6 DOWLING# L 62-80 1/15 NEW JERSEY TECH# L 80-90 1/30 @ Southampton# L 77-91 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/10 @ St. Rose# L 55-61 1/17 @ Adelphi# L 66-79 2/2 QUEENS# L 55-62 11/27 BRIDGEPORT W 83-80 12/13 NEW YORK TECH# W 97-82 1/19 PHILA U.# (2 OT) L 90-95 2/5 @ Mercy# W 102-69 11/29 MOLLOY W 65-54 12/20 @ So. Connecticut L 57-82 1/22 ST. ROSE# L 59-67 2/7 @ Philadelphia Univ.#L 67-76 12/2 @ Queens# W 77-71 12/29 vs. St. Th omas Aquinas+L 42-59 1/26 MOLLOY# W 80-70 2/9 ADELPHI# L 81-96 12/6 @ Concordia# W 73-70 12/30 @ Stony Brook+ W 69-51 1/29 DOWLING# L 90-96 2/13 @ Molloy# W 88-70 12/13 @ Adelphi# L 75-93 1/3 MERCY# W 83-55 1/31 @ Concordia# W 81-65 2/16 NEW YORK TECH# W 71-59 12/16 NEW YORK TECH# L 71-93 1/5 @ Molloy# L 77-94 2/2 NEW YORK TECH# L 65-71 2/20 @ Bridgeport# L 75-84 12/19 vs. Missouri South.+ L 72-86 1/10 QUEENS# W 79-68 2/5 @ Queens# L 60-74 + Dominican Tournament 12/20 vs. American(PR)+ L 73-87 1/12 ADELPHI# L 55-75 2/9 SOUTHAMPTON# W 100-75 # NYCAC Game 12/21 Eckerd+ L 50-69 1/14 @ Philadelphia Text L 55-69 2/12 @ Mercy# W 76-68 12/28 vs. Florida Southern^ L 70-87 1/17 CONCORDIA# W 100-74 2/16 @ New Jersey Tech# L 70-76 2002-03 (25-8)

12/29 vs. East Stroudsburg^W 71-60 1/19 NJ TECH# W 72-65 2/19 ADELPHI# L 69-83 Coach: Tom Galeazzi YEAR 1/3 @ Southampton# L 70-73 1/21 @ Southampton# W 92-86 2/23 @ New York Tech# L 58-65 11/26 NEW HAVEN# W 72-62 1/6 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 65-79 1/24 @ Dowling# L 61-81 # NYCAC Game 12/3 ADELPHI# W 65-62 1/10 MERCY# W 113-78 1/28 PHIL. TEXTILE# W 77-68 12/7 @ Dowling# L 81-83 1/13 @ Dowling# (2 OT) W 86-84 1/31 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-64 2000-01 (17-13) 12/10 CONCORDIA# W 87-48 1/17 PACE# W 49-47 2/4 @ Concordia# W 73-65 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/17 @ Bridgeport# W 92-64 1/20 ST. ROSE# L 52-89 2/7 MOLLOY# W 63-51 11/18 @ St. Michael’s L 56-89 12/28 vs. Brockport+ L 64-65 1/24 @ Molloy# (OT) W 72-69 2/9 @ New Jersey Tech# L 65-66 11/27 P.R.-RIO PIEDRAS L 71-82 12/29 vs. Roberts Wesleyan+ L 69-71 1/27 QUEENS# W 72-63 2/11 @ NYIT# (2 OT) W 90-79 11/29 @ Bridgeport# W 76-54 1/4 @ New York Tech# W 82-62 - 1/29 DOWLING# (2 OT)W 93-85 2/14 @ Adelphi# L 59-72 12/6 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 86-64 1/8 PHILADELPHIA U.#W 67-51 BY 1/31 CONCORDIA# W 61-52 2/18 ST. ROSE# L 60-71 12/9 @ Dowling# W 75-72 1/11 @ Queens# W 76-72 2/5 @ New York Tech# L 67-81 2/21 @ Mercy# W 90-66 12/13 CONCORDIA# W 77-65 1/14 ST. THOMAS AR.# W 69-47 2/7 ADELPHI# L 72-85 2/24 @ Adelphi* L 64-76 12/16 SOUTHAMPTON# W 86-79 1/16 @ Southampton# W 83-58 - 2/10 SOUTHAMPTON# L 64-68 + Stony Brook Tournament 12/22 MERRIMACK W 83-81 1/18 MOLLOY# W 73-65 2/14 @ Philadelphia Text# L 78-87 # NYCAC Game 1/6 QUEENS# L 58-71 1/20 @ Mercy# W 81-66 YEAR 2/17 @ Mercy# W 53-52 * NYCAC Tournament 1/9 @ Mercy# W 104-81 1/23 @ New Haven# L 55-69 2/21 @ Pace# L 67-72 1/11 BLOOMFIELD# W 83-61 1/25 BRIDGEPORT# (OT) W 92-88 2/24 @ St. Rose# L 62-91 1998-99 (6-20) 1/13 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 79-83 1/29 @ Adelphi# L 76-84 2/27 @ Philadelphia Textile* L 61-72 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 1/15 ADELPHI# L 78-87 2/1 SO. CONN W 82-58 + American (PR) Tournament 11/23 CONCORDIA# W 106-84 1/17 @ Molloy# W 84-71 2/4 DOWLING# W 87-62 ^ Bentley Tournament 11/27 @ West Texas A&M+ L 52-105 1/20 PHILADELPHIA U.# L 69-74 2/6 @ Concordia# W 66-53

# NYCAC Game 11/28 vs. Abilene Christian+L 84-98 1/22 @ St. Th omas Aquinas#W 73-66 2/8 NEW YORK TECH# W 73-57 * NYCAC Tournament 12/2 @ Philadelphia Tex# L 55-58 1/24 DOWLING# L 75-76 2/12 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 61-64 RESULTS 12/5 ST. ROSE# L 72-82 1/27 CONCORDIA# L 82-95 2/15 QUEENS# W 59-53 1996-97 (21-7) 12/9 @ Dowling# W 73-59 1/31 @ Southampton# W 75-72 2/20 SOUTHAMPTON# W 78-64 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/15 SOUTHAMPTON# W 95-92 2/3 @ New York Tech# W 71-67 2/22 @ St. Th omas Aquinas#W 66-56 11/29 vs. Benedict+ L 70-76 12/19 SO. CONNECTICUT L 65-78 2/5 @ Queens# L 67-71 2/26 MERCY# W 78-69 11/30 vs. St. Paul’s+ (OT) L 67-68 12/30 AMERICAN INTER. W 64-59 2/7 MERCY# W 88-68 3/1 @ Molloy# W 88-81 12/4 PHIL. TEXTILE# W 74-60 1/4 N. Y. TECH# (OT) L 74-80 2/10 BRIDGEPORT# L 68-72 3/4 MOLLOY* W 88-76 12/7 @ New York Tech# W 82-64 1/6 QUEENS# L 56-68 2/14 @ Adelphi# L 72-85 3/7 NEW HAVEN* W 77-69 12/11 @ Adelphi# L 64-70 1/9 @ Mercy# L 76-78 2/17 MOLLOY# W 81-46 3/8 ADELPHI* L 57-70 12/14 @ Mercy# W 70-57 1/13 @ Molloy# (2 OT) L 93-95 2/21 NEW YORK TECH# W 73-62 3/14 vs. Assumption^ (OT)W 81-75 12/17 SACRED HEART W 91-77 1/16 ADELPHI# W 55-47 2/27 CONCORDIA* W 74-70 3/15 vs. New Haven^ W 78-61 12/21 SO. CONNECTICUT L 64-66 1/18 @ New Jersey Tech# L 47-70 3/2 vs. Adelphi* L 54-75 3/17 @ UMass-Lowell^ L 59-69 1/6 QUEENS# W 80-67 1/20 PHIL. TEXTILE# L 78-83 3/10 NY TECH++ W 56-51 # NYCAC Game 1/8 @ Pace# W 60-48 1/23 @ St. Rose# L 54-91 3/11 ST. ROSE++ L 79-84 * NYCAC Tournament 1/11 CONCORDIA# W 68-62 1/27 DOWLING# L 56-63 # NYCAC Game + LeMoyne Tournament 1/13 DOWLING# W 66-59 1/30 @ Concordia# L 63-68 * NYCAC Tournament ^ NCAA Northeast Regional 1/15 @ Molloy# W 80-62 2/1 @ Southampton# L 73-92 ++ ECAC Tournament 1/18 ST. ROSE# W 70-68 2/3 @ New York Tech# L 65-68 2003-04 (25-6) 1/20 @ Philadelphia Tex#W 71-53 2/6 @ Queens# L 56-69 2001-02 (13-15) Coach: Tom Galeazzi 1/22 NEW YORK TECH# L 56-58 2/10 MERCY# W 89-67 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/20 @ Nyack+ W 94-57 1/25 ADELPHI#(OT) W 80-77 2/13 MOLLOY# L 65-67 11/16 vs. Holy Family+ W 83-79 11/21 vs. Dillard+ W 61-60 1/28 MERCY# W 80-37 2/17 @ Adelphi# L 64-71 11/17 vs. Dominican+ W 64-60 12/2 @ Mercy# W 78-71 2/1 SOUTHAMPTON# W 67-64 2/20 N. J. TECH# (OT) L 69-70 12/1 @ St. Th omas Aquinas#L 69-70 12/4 @ New Haven# L 74-78 2/5 @ Queens# W 64-52 #NYCAC Games 12/5 DOWLING# (OT) L 87-92 12/10 PHILA. UNIV.# L 75-77 2/8 PACE# W 64-63 + West Texas A & M Tournament 12/8 @ Concordia# L 71-82 12/13 @ St. Th omas Aq.#W 75-68 2/10 @ Concordia# W 88-56 12/12 @ Southampton# L 87-101 1/29 NYIT# L 76-85 2/12 @ Dowling# W 63-58 1999-2000 (8-18) 12/15 @ Queens# L 69-71 1/6 BRIDGEPORT# W 81-59 2/15 @ Southampton# W 68-52 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 12/21 @ Merrimack W 83-65 1/8 @ Southampton# W 95-62 2/19 MOLLOY# W 80-68 11/23 ST. MICHAEL’S L 67-79 12/28 vs. UPS-Cayey W 71-53 1/10 @ Dowling# W 75-53 2/22 @ St. Rose# L 71-87 11/29 P.R.-RIO PIEDRAS W 75-58 12/29 vs. UPS-Arecibo W 76-64 1/14 CONCORDIA# W 58-52 2/25 PHIL. TEXTILE* W 57-56 12/1 @ Philadelphia Univ.# L 70-82 12/30 vs. UPS-Rio Piedras L 70-76 1/17 @ Queens# W 75-59 2/28 @ Adelphi* L 50-57 12/8 @ Molloy# L 68-76 1/5 Mercy# W 70-56 1/20 SOUTHAMPTON~ (OT) W 70-56 + Virginia Union Tournament 12/11 @ Dowling# L 62-81 1/9 PHILADELPHIA U. L 61-68 1/22 QUEENS# W 77-69 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

1/24 @ Molloy# (OT) W 80-67 1/21 DOWLING* L, 80-76 (4 ot) 1/23 ADELPHI* W, 61-49 1/13 Bridgeport* W 69-64 1/26 @ Adelphi# L 65-69 1/24 at NYIT* W, 65-62 1/26 at NYIT* W, 84-79 1/16 Mercy* W 113-75 1/29 NYIT# W 88-77 1/26 at Adelphi* L, 62-55 1/30 Bridgeport* W, 88-75 1/20 Dowling* W 85-59 1/31 @ So. Connecticut W 62-55 1/28 at STAC* W, 80-72 2/2 at Molloy* W, 91-75 1/23 NYIT* W 88-83 2/3 MERCY# W 70-56 2/1 at Bridgeport* L, 85-67 2/6 DOWLING* W, 71-45 1/27 Molloy* W 84-67 2/7 ADELPHI# W 70-56 2/4 NEW HAVEN* L, 63-59 2/9 at Queens (N.Y.)* W, 72-52 1/30 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 77-59 2/11 NEW HAVEN# W 82-77 2/7 SOUTHERN CONN.W, 87-57 2/13 at Concordia (N.Y.)* W, 79-75 2/3 Queens* W 77-69 2/14 @ Phila. Univ.# W 68-62 2/9 ADELPHI* L, 71-44 2/20 STAC* L, 87-75 2/6 Bridgeport* L 73-81 2/17 ST. THOMAS AQ.#W 71-57 2/11 QUEENS* L, 85-67 2/23 NEW HAVEN* W, 85-67 2/13 Dowling* W 81-56 2/19 MOLLOY# W 76-70 2/14 at Concordia* L, 76-63 2/27 MERCY* W, 58-40 2/14 Mercy* W 95-65 2/21 @ Bridgeport# L 63-71 2/16 at Mercy* W, 86-53 3/1 at Adelphi L, 99-88 2/17 NYIT* W 88-69 2/25 DOWLING# W 86-56 2/22 at Dowling* L, 78-70 3/5 DOWLING*% W, 83-64 2/20 Molloy* W 79-50 2/28 @ Concordia# W 88-58 2/25 NYIT* W, 81-72 3/8 STAC*% W, 82-65 2/24 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 74-40 3/3 ST. THOMAS AR.* W 78-61 3/1 at Queens$ L 83-66 3/9 vs. Adelphi*% W, 60-57 2/27 Queens* W 77-72 3/6 NYIT* W 79-78 *NYCAC game 3/15 Bryant$ L, 56-63 3/6 Queens% W 71-62 3/7 PHILA. UNIV.* W 77-65 ^ Tip Off Tourney # C.W. Post Holiday Invitational 3/7 Bridgeport% L 61-70 3/13 vs. Bryant^ L 63-65 ## C.W. Post Holiday Classic * ECC Game # C.W. Post Holiday Invitational # NYCAC Game $ NYCAC Tournament % ECC Tournament (at Queens) *ECC Game * NYCAC Tournament $ NCAA Northeast Regional %ECC Tournament (at C.W. Post) + Nyack Tournament 2006-07 (19-11) ^ NCAA Northeast Regional Coach: Tim Cluess 2008-09 (30-1) 2010-11 (21-10) 11/17 SAINT ANSELM^ W, 79-62 Coach: Tim Cluess Coach: Chris Casey 2004-05 (15-14) 11/18 No. 20 BENTLEY^ L, 70-60 11/15 LOCK HAVEN W 74-50 11/12 Saint Michael’s W 93-82 Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/24 at Gannon# L, 76-69 11/22 MILLERSVILLE W 105-65 11/13 Stonehill L 68-76 11/15 SO. NEW HAMP. L, 64-68 11/25 vs. Lock Haven# W, 101-71 12/3 at Queens * W 96-79 11/28 Post L 73-77 11/23 @ New Haven * W, 67-54 11/29 at Bridgeport* W, 82-74 12/6 STAC * W 87-57 11/30 Bloomfi eld W 89-84 12/1 MOLLOY * W, 91-60 12/2 at Molloy* W, 85-82 12/10 at Mercy * W 105-43 12/1 Mercy * W 104-80 12/4 @ Adelphi * L, 56-75 12/6 DOWLING* W, 86-51 12/22 HOLY FAMILY W 97-59 12/4 Dowling* L 73-86 12/8 PHILA. U. * L, 62-68 12/13 CONCORDIA* W, 74-58 12/29 Saint Rose # W 74-61 12/8 NYIT* W 88-75 12/11 QUEENS * L, 65-70 12/16 Queens (N.Y.)* L, 82-72 12/30 Assumption # W 84-59 12/11 Molloy* L 72-76 12/18 @ Dowling * W, 73-63 12/19 POST UNIV. W, 85-73 1/3 at Goldey-Beacom W 93-63 12/19 Le Moyne L 66-75 12/29 SO. CONN. ## L, 72-75 12/22 at Southern Conn. W, 56-48 1/12 CONCORDIA * W 78-69 12/30 Southern NH L 62-77 12/30 UMass Lowell ## L, 56-81 1/13 at STAC* L, 65-60 1/14 at Bridgeport * W 78-71 1/2 Post W 70-58 1/5 BRIDGEPORT * W, 80-69 1/17 NEW HAVEN* W, 81-65 1/17 NYIT * W 91-79 1/5 STAC* W 71-49 1/8 @ STAC * W, 77-50 1/20 MERCY* W, 88-60 1/21 at Molloy * W 104-75 1/8 Queens* W 98-96 (2OT) 1/11 @ NYIT * W, 82-75 1/23 at Adelphi* L, 77-67 1/24 at Dowling* W 88-62 1/10 Bridgeport* W 82-78 1/15 MERCY * W, 62-58 1/25 at NYIT* L, 87-85 1/28 ADELPHI * W 67-61 1/13 Mercy* W 98-64 1/18 ADELPHI * L, 62-65 1/27 BRIDGEPORT* L, 80-75 1/31 QUEENS * W 84-64 1/15 Dowling* W 80-70 1/20 CONCORDIA * W, 79-60 1/31 MOLLOY* W, 85-79 2/4 at STAC * W 96-66 1/19 NYIT* W 98-72 1/26 NEW HAVEN * W, 66-50 2/3 at Dowling* W, 82-64 2/7 MERCY * W 87-41 1/22 Molloy* W 75-53 1/29 STAC * L, 59-71 2/6 QUEENS (N.Y.) W, 83-74 2/11 at Concordia * W 91-69 1/27 STAC* W 79-65 2/1 @ Phila. U. * L, 67-76 2/8 at Concordia* L, 84-81 2/14 BRIDGEPORT * W 107-71 1/29 Queens* W 79-70 2/3 DOWLING * W, 71-61 2/11 BRYANT L, 75-60 2/18 at NYIT * W 102-81 2/3 Bridgeport* L 65-75 2/5 @ Mercy * L, 58-68 2/13 STAC* W, 65-56 2/21 MOLLOY* W 95-56 2/5 Mercy* W 95-89 2/7 @ Bridgeport * L, 61-64 2/15 at New Haven* L, 77-68 2/25 DOWLING* W 72-58 2/9 Dowling* W 75-63 2/9 S’HAMPTON * W, 75-55 2/17 at Mercy* W, 67-52 2/28 at Adelphi * W 61-55 2/12 NYIT* W 81-73 2/12 @ Queens * L, 59-89 2/21 ADELPHI* W, 66-53 3/4 Molloy % W 98-63 2/16 Molloy* W 77-65 2/15 @ Molloy * W, 79-71 2/24 NYIT* W, 70-60 3/7 Dowling % W 84-62 2/19 STAC* W 82-61 2/17 @ Concordia * W, 83-65 2/28 STAC$ W, 58-55 3/8 Bridgeport % W 62-56 2/23 Queens* L 75-81 2/19 NYIT * L, 64-66 3/3 at Bridgeport$ W, 63-60 3/14 Philadelphia $ W 73-51 2/26 Bridgeport* L 65-67 2/23 @ Southampton * W, 77-67 3/4 vs. Adelphi$ L, 61-58 3/15 Assumption $ W 75-61 3/5 Queens% W 73-67 (OT) 3/2 @ Bridgeport $ W, 69-61 *NYCAC game 3/17 Bentley $ W 82-76 3/6 Bridgeport% W 68-64 year-by-year results year-by-year 3/5 PHILA. U. $ L, 66-79 ^ Tip Off Tourney 3/25 Findlay & (OT) L 79-89 3/12 Bentley $ L 60-74 * NYCAC game # Gary Miller Classic # C.W. Post Holiday Invitational *ECC Game ## C.W. Post Holiday Classic $ ECC Tournament *ECC Game %ECC Tournament (at Bridgeport) $ NYCAC Tournament %ECC Tournament (at Adelphi) $NCAA East Regional 2007-08 (26-5) $NCAA East Regional 2005-06 (13-15) Coach: Tim Cluess &NCAA Elite Eight Coach: Tom Galeazzi 11/17 at Lock Haven W, 91-58 11/10 at Monmouth L, 66-50 11/20 at Post Univ. W, 72-71 2009-10 (23-6) 11/16 at UMass Lowell L, 77-55 11/24 at Holy Family L, 67-68 Coach: Tim Cluess 11/19 BELMONT ABBEY^ W, 91-80 11/28 NYIT* W, 67-59 11/21 Millersville L 73-76 OT 11/20 MERRIMACK^ L, 74-55 12/1 BRIDGEPORT* W, 70-55 12/2 Bridgeport* L 75-84 11/30 STAC* W, 74-51 12/5 MOLLOY* W, 82-57 12/5 Mercy* W 83-54 12/3 BRIDGEPORT* W, 68-65 12/8 at Dowling* W, 99-54 12/9 Dowling* W 75-48 12/7 at New Haven* W, 71-66 12/12 QUEENS (N.Y.)* W, 87-62 12/12 NYIT* L 57-58 12/17 at Queens* L, 84-68 12/18 ASSUMPTION L, 71-73 12/18 NW Missouri W 97-88 12/29 ASSUMPTION# W, 72-70 12/28 NYACK# W, 95-64 12/19 Central Missouri L 81-102 12/30 FRANKLIN PIERCE# W, 61-57 12/30 SAINT ROSE# W, 74-61 12/28 Saint Rose W 75-69 1/6 CONCORDIA* L, 94-87 1/5 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)*W, 71-51 12/30 Daemen# W 79-58 1/9 MOLLOY* W, 81-76 1/8 GOLDEY-BEACOM W, 75-69 1/2 Evangel # W 94-67 1/12 at Southern Conn. L, 66-44 1/12 STAC* W, 75-56 1/6 Molloy* W 75-73 1/14 MERCY* L, 78-67 1/16 at New Haven* W, 78-62 1/9 St. Th omas Aquinas* W 87-42 1/18 at Molloy* W, 80-71 1/19 at Mercy* W, 77-59 1/11 Queens* W 98-85 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball

THE CENTURY CLUB (C.W. POST scoring more than 100 points in a game) 1/29/58 @LIU-Brooklyn L 100-131 12/10/80 MERCY W 104-86 2/15/92 CONCORDIA W 104-89 12/8/59 KING’S COLLEGE W 100-87 3/3/83 PACE W 108-85 12/8/92 N.Y. TECH W 109-81 12/6/61 SETON HALL-PAT. W 108-62 1/14/84 CORTLAND ST. W 101-70 12/30/92 @ Molloy W 104-40 12/5/62 BROOKLYN POLY W 103-51 2/22/84 @ Mercy W 100-77 1/27/93 @ Concordia W 102-86 2/8/64 Kings Point W 100-65 12/4/85 DOWLING** W 101-65 1/8/94 @ Molloy W 112-75 2/3/65 Pace W 101-92 1/25/86 MERCY W 114-72 2/12/94 MOLLOY W 101-80 2/11/66 Brandeis W 105-67 1/27/86 JERSEY CITY ST. W 118-98 1/10/96 MERCY W 113-78 2/18/66 Merrimack W 103-83 2/19/86 @ Mercy W 110-66 1/17/98 CONCORDIA W 100-78 2/10/67 Kings Point W 104-60 2/28/86 N.Y. TECH W 101-72 11/23/98 CONCORDIA W 106-84 12/19/67 Central Connecticut W 107-78 11/25/86 MT. ST. MARY’S W 120-72 2/9/00 SOUTHAMPTON W 100-75 12/18/69 Loyola (Montreal) W 105-76 12/22/86 SHAW W 104-77 1/9/01 @ Mercy W 104-81 1/30/71 MERRIMACK W 114-80 2/7/87 MERCY W 102-74 2/5/02 @ Mercy W 102-69 1/5/72 PRATT W 105-61 12/5/87 STATEN ISLAND W 110-77 11/26/06 @Lock Haven W 101-71 1/27/75 @ Stony Brook W 102-59 12/14/87E. STROUDSBURG W 102-64 11/22/08 MILLERSVILLE W 105-65 2/26/77 MARIST W 103-85 1/30/88 @ Southampton W 100-75 12/1/08 @ Mercy W 105-43 12/5/77 @ Kings Point W 104-87 2/17/88 SOUTHAMPTON W 106-77 1/21/09 @ Molloy W 104-75 1/27/78 @ New Hampshire W 105-81 3/11/88 vs. Cheyney St. W 107-99 2/14/09 BRIDGEPORT W 107-71 2/20/78 WAGNER W 102-87 12/16/89 SACRED HEART W 113-105 2/18/09 @ NYIT W 102-81

1/24/79 @ Sacred Heart W 101-96 1/30/91 CONCORDIA W 118-77 1/16/10 @ Mercy W 113-75 PIONEER HISTORY 1/21/80 @ Pratt W 112-64 2/23/91 @ Concordia W 106-83 12/12/10 @ Mercy W 104-80 2/13/80 SOUTHAMPTON W 100-89 PIONEERS 1,000 POINT CLUB Jonathan Schmidt (2006-2009) 1,390 Garee Bryant (1995-99) 1,835 Justin Cole (2001-05) 1,621 Mike Brandeis (1960-64) 1,589 Ryan Bucci (1999-03) 1,568 George Johnson (1974-78) 1,461 Juan Griles (1984-89) 1,323 Kyle Guerrant (1996-00) 1,278 Michael Hammond (1985-87) 1,249 Ed Miller (1970-73) 1,245 Damani Raye (1993-97) 1,244 Frank Townsend (1961-64) 1,209 Mike Henderson (1981-84) 1,173 Bob DeBonis (1974-78) 1,144 Marc Terry (2001-05) 1,089 Jimmy Feagins (1987-90) 1,087 Jonathan Schmidt 2006-2009 Glen McMillan (1984-86) 1,057 Jim Webber (1969-72) 1,010 Willard Mack (1989-91) 1,000

Mike Henderson 1981-84 Damani Raye 1993-97 Justin Cole 2001-05

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SEASON COACH W-L 1956-57 Ike DeBow 2-7 PIONEER COACHING CHRONOLOGY 1957-58 Ike DeBow 4-11 COACH YEARS REC. 1958-59 George Kaftan 5-16 1959-60 George Kaftan 10-9 Ike DeBow 1956-1958 6-18 1960-61 George Kaftan 14-8 George Kaftan 1958-1972 195-123 1961-62 * George Kaftan 17-5 Herb Brown 1972-1974 34-17 1962-63 George Kaftan 14-7 Phil Robinson 1974-1976 32-21Jim 1963-64 George Kaftan 17-3 Colclough 1976-1978 30-24 1964-65 George Kaftan 17-6 Stan Kellner 1978-1981 37-41 1965-66 George Kaftan 18-8 1966-67 George Kaftan 13-10 Tom Galeazzi 1981-2006 468-259 1967-68 George Kaftan 13-9 Tim Cluess 2006-2010 98-23 1968-69 George Kaftan 9-14 Chris Casey 2010-present 21-10 1969-70 George Kaftan 11-13 1970-71 * George Kaftan 20-6 1971-72 George Kaftan 17-9 1972-73 * Herb Brown 21-5 1973-74 Herb Brown 13-12 1974-75 * Phil Robinson 24-4 1975-76 Phil Robinson 8-17 1976-77 Jim Colclough 16-13 1977-78 Jim Colclough 14-11 1978-79 Stan Kellner 10-16 1979-80 Stan Kellner 11-14 1980-81 Stan Kellner 16-11 1981-82 Tom Galeazzi 16-10 1982-83 * Tom Galeazzi 22-9 1983-84 * Tom Galeazzi 26-5 1984-85 * Tom Galeazzi 24-7 1985-86 Tom Galeazzi 24-3 1986-87 * Tom Galeazzi 25-5 1987-88 Tom Galeazzi 18-12 1988-89 Tom Galeazzi 19-11 1989-90 * Tom Galeazzi 26-5 Tim Cluess 2006-2010 1990-91 * Tom Galeazzi 26-5 1991-92 Tom Galeazzi 15-13 1992-93 Tom Galeazzi 19-8 1993-94 * Tom Galeazzi 26-5 1994-95 Tom Galeazzi 11-16

PIONEER HISTORY PIONEER 1995-96 Tom Galeazzi 13-16 1996-97 Tom Galeazzi 21-7 1997-98 Tom Galeazzi 14-13 1998-99 Tom Galeazzi 6-20 1999-00 Tom Galeazzi 8-18 2000-01 Tom Galeazzi 17-13 2001-02 Tom Galeazzi 13-15 Tom Galeazzi 1981-2006 2002-03 * Tom Galeazzi 25-8 2003-04 * Tom Galeazzi 25-6 2004-05 Tom Galeazzi 15-14 2005-06 Tom Galeazzi 13-15 2006-07 Tim Cluess 19-11 2007-08 * Tim Cluess 26-5 2008-09 * Tim Cluess 30-1 2009-10 Tim Cluess 23-6 2010-11* Chris Casey 21-10 TOTALS 54 Seasons 897-530 * NCAA appearance Chris Casey 2010-present

2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball David Steinberg - President, Long Island University Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institution since 1985. Th e son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Synagogue, he was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in England and Harvard College, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia University on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary degrees.

He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis University as executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977.

Th e author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine history, Dr. Steinberg has taught, lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His fi rst book, “Philippine Collaboration in World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “Th e Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edi- tion, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single-volume guide to understanding the Administration Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the world to co-author “Th e Emergence of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addition, he is a co-author of “Religion and Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” which was published in 2005.

Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies, the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others.

He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the C.W. Post Campus. Th e couple has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accom- plishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow. Paul H. Forestell - Provost, C.W. Post Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mammal scientist, was appointed provost of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in July 2008. A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Pacifi c Whale Foundation in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate programs at Southampton College of Long Island University, and as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at C.W. Post.

As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected private university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and 2,300 continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program development, admissions and recruitment, retention, fi nancial aid, athletics, student aff airs, public safety, and buildings and grounds.

His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In 2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at C.W. Post to assist students in achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and fi eld research op- portunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior.

Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and philoso- phy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from the University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Humpbacks of Hawai’i: Th e Long Journey Back.” 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide C.W.C.W. PPOSTOST PIONEERSPIONEERS 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Bryan Collins, Director of Athletics Bryan Collins is in his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at C.W. Post. Under Collins’ lead- ership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and national levels.

During Collins’ tenure, the Pioneers have achieved both athletic and academic success. Notable achievements include 22 conference titles as well as NCAA championship titles from the 2007 women’s lacrosse and 2009 and 2010 men’s lacrosse teams.

Th is past season, the men’s and women’s cross country, women’s swimming, baseball, men’s lacrosse, softball and women’s lacrosse teams all participated in NCAA tournaments.

C.W. Post boasts many of the most top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently ranked in national polls. Th e Pioneers fi nished fi rst in the East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup standings for 2009-10, the second Cup win (2006-07) during Collins’ tenure. Prior to the 2007-08 academic year, the football and fi eld hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.

Off the fi eld, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. Among the eff orts since his arrival have been visitations to the St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Bayside, N.Y., while also volunteering with other charitable organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. During the 2008-09 academic year, C.W. Post student-athletes completed over 3,200 hours of service.

Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic achievements in the classroom. In addition, C.W. Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staff through the Adopt-A-Faculty program.

During 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual student- athlete awards banquet to recognize both athletic and academic success. Th e department also established an Academic Honor Roll to honor student-athletes’ who receive a minimum 3.0 grade point average.

Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facili- ties on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf on Hickox Field as well as a new state-of-the art sound system for the sta- dium. In addition, all the outdoor athletic fi elds have undergone improvements to their playing surface. Th e Pratt Recreation Center Gymnasium, home to the basketball and volleyball teams,

athletic administration athletic received a new sound system as well as a working press row table for media and game operations staff .

A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was the recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, persever- ance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifi ce in seeking to attain the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1987.

Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their son, Tyler (15) and daughter, Megan (10).

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Jamie Apicella Melissa Beausoleil Chris Casey Mark Dawson Jill Fisher Jim Gibbons Jonathan Gill Associate AD, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Head Coach, Assistant Director, Asst. Football Coach, Strength & Conditioning Head Coach, Softball Men’s Basketball Women’s Soccer Athletic Media Relations Community Service Coordinator Coordinator Assistant Football Coach athletics staff directory

Sean Grennan Marie Guarnieri Matt Guercio Shantey Hill Brian Hughes John Jez Andreas Lindberg Faculty Athletic Athletic Administrative Game Day Coordinator Sr. Associate AD, Senior Associate AD, Head Coach, Head Coach, Representative Assistant and Special Events Woman’s Administrator Asst. Football Coach Lacrosse Men’s Soccer

Meghan McNamara Deirdre Moore Rob Morris Shellane Ogoshi Sarah Ralls Kathy Renton Raenee Savin Head Coach, Head Coach, Head Coach, Head Coach, Director, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Basketball Cross Country Volleyball Athletic Media Relations Field Hockey

Bob Sugar Carl Summerlin Pete Timmes Bob Tirado Maureen Travers Equipment Manager Head Coach, Head Coach, Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Coach, Tennis Baseball Swimming

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