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Quick Facts INFORMATION COACHING STAFF 9 at Marist 9 P.M Stony Brook Seawolves Date Opponent22012-13012-1 3 SSchedulechedu l e Time UNIVERSITYQuick Facts INFORMATION COACHING STAFF 9 at Marist 9 p.m. 11 Mount Ida 4 p.m. Location .................... Stony Brook, N.Y. Head Coach ....................... Steve Pikiell 13 at Rider (ESPN) 6 a.m. Founded ...................................... 1957 Alma Mater ...................Connecticut ‘90 18 Sacred Heart 2 p.m. 24 Canisius 2 p.m. Enrollment .................................24,594 Overall Record/Years ...100-136 (.424)/8 25 at Connecticut (SNY) 4 p.m. President ............ Dr. Samuel Stanley, Jr. Record at Stony Brook .. 95-118 (.446)/7 28 at Cornell 7 p.m. December Athletic Director ......................Jim Fiore Assoc. Head Coach ................Jay Young 1 Eastern Illinois 2 p.m. Nickname ............................ Seawolves Assistant Coaches ........Lamar Chapman 11 at St. Francis 7 p.m. 18 at Sacred Heart 7 p.m. Colors .........................Red, Blue & Gray ......................................... Dan Rickard 21 at Maryland (ESPN3) 8 p.m. 28 at Seton Hall 7 p.m. Arena ................Pritchard Gym (1,630) Dir. of Basketball Ops...........Ricky Lucas January 1 at Manhattan 2 p.m. 5 *New Hampshire 2 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONS 9 *at Binghamton 7 p.m. All-Time Record ........................665-634 Director ................................ Tom Chen 12 *Hartford 2 p.m. 15 *Boston U. (ESPN3) 7 p.m. All-Time America East Record .....73-109 MBB Contact ........................................ 18 *at Vermont (ESPNU) 7 p.m. America East Titles .......................None Offi ce Phone ................... 631-632-7289 23 *at UMBC 7 p.m. 26 *Maine 2 p.m. 2011-12 Record .......................... 22-10 Cell Phone ...................... 914-843-7185 29 *at Albany (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 2011-12 Conference Record ...........14-2 E-mail. ...... [email protected] February 2 *at New Hampshire 4 p.m. Finish ...................1st (No. 1 Seed, 2-1) Press Row Phone.................................. 9 *at Hartford (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 12 *Binghamton 7 p.m. 2011-12 Postseason ....... NIT fi rst round Web Site ............ www.GoSeawolves.org 15 *Vermont (ESPN3) 7 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........8/4 Athletic Dept. Twitter: ........@SBAthletics 19 *UMBC 7 p.m. 24 *at Maine 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost ....................2/3 Athletic Dept. Facebook: ....................... 28 *at Boston U. 7 p.m. Newcomers ........................................4 ............................./StonyBrookAthletics March 3 *Albany 2 p.m. Athletic Dept. YouTube: ........................ ........................../StonyBrookSeawolves *America East Conference game No. Name Cl. 2012-13Pos. Ht. Stony Wt. Brook SeawolvesHometown/High School/Previous 1 Ron Bracey Sr. F 6-5 195 Cincinnati, Ohio/Withrow/Kellogg CC 3 Ahmad Walker Fr. G 6-4 180 Port Washington, N.Y./Berkshire School 4 Anthony Jackson Jr. G 6-0 180 Columbus, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln 5 Dave Coley Jr. G 6-2 190 Brooklyn, N.Y./Thomas Jefferson 10 Carson Puriefoy Fr. G 6-0 165 Wenonah, N.J./Bishop Eustace 11 Ben Resner Jr. G 6-2 190 Centerport, N.Y./Harborfi elds/Quinnipiac 12 Marcus Rouse Sr. G 6-1 180 Upper Marlboro, Md./DeMatha 15 Leonard Hayes Sr. G 6-4 190 Voorhees, N.J./Lawrenceville Prep 20 Jameel Warney Fr. F 6-8 255 Plainfi eld, N.J./Roselle Catholic 22 Eric McAlister Jr. F 6-8 215 Hightstown, N.J./Hightstown/APEX Academy 24 Tommy Brenton Sr. F 6-5 225 Columbia, Md./River Hill/Hargrave Military 32 Anthony Mayo So. F 6-9 235 Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic 33 Ryan Burnett Fr. G 6-4 185 Richmond, Va./Benedictine Prep 35 Scott King RFr. F 6-9 210 Derry, N.H./Holderness 22 2012-13 America East Men's Basketball Team Notes Record: 22-1022011-1201 (14-21-12 AmericaRResultsesul East)ts • Stony Brook is coming off its best season in its Division I history and brings back eight letter- Date Opponent Result winners from a team that won the America East regular-season crown, reached the league title November game for the second straight year and made its second NIT appearance in three years last season. 11 at Indiana L, 66-96 • The Seawolves were among the best rebounding teams in the country last year, ranking fourth 13 Mount Ida W, 93-39 with a plus-8.3 rebound margin. 15 at Sacred Heart L, 63-74 • Stony Brook was one of 19 teams in the nation to allow fewer than 60 points per game last 22 Columbia W, 67-53 season, ranking 13th surrendering just 59.1 points per contest. 25 at Northwestern L, 58-63 December • Senior forward Tommy Brenton, the America East Defensive Player of the Year in 2011-12, is the 3 at Eastern Illinois L, 69-72 conference’s lone returning fi rst-team all-conference performer. He averaged 8.1 rebounds (3rd in 7 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 70-46 AE), 3.4 assists (6th in AE) to go with 7.8 points per game last year. 11 at Boston College L, 51-66 • Brenton already ranks 18th on America East’s all-time rebounding list with 836 career boards. 17 vs. Rutgers (5) L, 58-67 • Junior Dave Coley is the team’s top returning scorer (10.0 ppg in 2011-12). 28 Cornell W, 68-59 (OT) • Eighth year head coach Steve Pikiell won his second America East Coach of the Year Award in 30 Rider W, 79-62 three seasons last year. Fifty-nine of his 95 wins at Stony Brook have come in the last three years. January 2 *Vermont W, 65-59 • The Seawolves will appear in ESPN’s Tip-Off Marathon for the second time in three years on Nov. 5 *at Binghamton W, 60-54 13 when it faces Rider on ESPN at 6 a.m. 8 *Albany W, 81-66 11 *at UMBC W, 89-49 14 *at Boston U. L, 55-61 16 *New Hampshire W, 61-52 21 *at Maine W, 58-52 25 *Hartford W, 60-37 27 *Boston U. W, 66-57 February 1 *Binghamton W, 82-48 Junior 4 *at Albany W, 76-69 6 *at New Hampshire W, 57-48 9 *UMBC W, 80-68 12 *at Vermont L, 49-68 Dave Coley 18 at Northeaster W, 76-69 21 *at Hartford W, 74-50 26 *Maine W, 55-48 March 3 !vs. (9) Binghamton W, 78-69 4 !vs. (4) Albany W, 57-55 10 !(2) Vermont L, 43-51 13 +at (1) Seton Hall L, 61-63 * America East Conference game ! America East Championship game + NIT First Round 2011-12 Final Statistics TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 10 Bryan Dougher 32 32 955 29.8 137 380 .361 89 246 .362 59 75 .787 21 60 81 2.5 59 1 52 40 2 29 422 13.2 05 Dave Coley 32 27 819 25.6 119 291 .409 14 46 .304 67 90 .744 33 83 116 3.6 60 3 44 62 1 17 319 10.0 23 Dallis Joyner 32 32 834 26.1 118 193 .611 0 1 .000 52 93 .559 93 117 210 6.6 64 2 27 57 23 13 288 9.0 21 Al Rapier 31 24 762 24.6 100 196 .510 0 5 .000 44 66 .667 55 100 155 5.0 62 0 32 59 4 15 244 7.9 24 Tommy Brenton 32 32 946 29.6 83 154 .539 3 10 .300 82 131 .626 102 157 259 8.1 66 0 110 63 7 54 251 7.8 04 Anthony Jackson 32 0 400 12.5 54 136 .397 33 81 .407 34 42 .810 11 31 42 1.3 23 0 20 35 3 16 175 5.5 12 Marcus Rouse 31 1 452 14.6 51 126 .405 13 43 .302 25 31 .806 9 30 39 1.3 31 0 15 17 1 14 140 4.5 15 Leonard Hayes 32 8 506 15.8 38 141 .270 26 101 .257 9 12 .750 21 33 54 1.7 43 0 33 19 1 7 111 3.5 01 Ron Bracey 21 3 199 9.5 30 75 .400 9 36 .250 2 5 .400 20 23 43 2.0 8 0 6 16 2 3 71 3.4 22 Eric McAlister 28 0 198 7.1 18 51 .353 3 10 .300 9 10 .900 11 20 31 1.1 22 0 5 11 6 3 48 1.7 11 Ben Resner 6 0 18 3.0 4 6 .667 0 0 .000 2 3 .667 2 2 4 0.7 0 0 3 3 0 1 10 1.7 02 Danny Carter 30 1 336 11.2 16 51 .314 9 25 .360 5 5 1.000 22 26 48 1.6 43 0 6 10 3 5 46 1.5 32 Anthony Mayo 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TM TEAM................ 48 73 121 3.8 1 3 Total.......... 32 768 1800 .427 199 604 .329 390 563 .693 448 755 1203 37.6 482 6 353 395 53 177 2125 66.4 Opponents...... 32 677 1615 .419 221 631 .350 317 450 .704 259 677 936 29.3 567 - 379 434 91 191 1892 59.1 *BOLD indicates returning player AmericaEast.com 23.
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