2014-15 new haven men's basketball media guide

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2014-15 SCHEDULENOVEMBERWed. 19 at Le Moyne* ................................... 7:00 PMSat. 22 at Pace* ........................................... 3:30 PMTue. 25 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL* ......7:30 PMSun. 30 at East Stroudsburg ......................... 6:00 PM

DECEMBERWed. 3 DOWLING ........................................7:30 PMSat. 6 at Adelphi* ........................................3:30 PMTue. 9 POST ............................................... 7:00 PMWed. 17 at Saint Rose* .................................. 7:30 PMFri. 19 BLOOMFIELD..................................7:00 PMSun. 21 BENTLY............................................3:30 PMWed. 31 SAINT ANSELM...............................3:00 PM

JANUARYSat. 3 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT* ........3:30 PMWed. 7 at Saint Anselm* ............................... 7:30 PMSat. 10 ASSUMPTION* ................................1:30 PMTue. 13 SAINT MICHAEL* ...........................3:00 PMSat. 17 at Franklin Pierce* ............................ 3:30 PMWed. 21 at Bentley* ........................................ 7:30 PMSat. 24 STONEHILL* ...................................1:30 PMTue. 27 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE* ...5:30 PMSat. 31 at Merrimack*..................................3:30 PM

FEBRUARYWed. 4 at Southern Connecticut St.* ............ 7:30 PMSat. 7 SAINT ROSE.* .................................1:30 PMTue. 10 LEMOYNE* ......................................7:30 PMTue. 11 at Le Moyne* .................................... 3:30 PMFri. 14 PACE* ..............................................7:30 PMWed. 18 at American International* ................ 7:30 PMFri. 27 NE-10 Championship (First Round) ........TBA

MARCHSun. 1 NE-10Championship(Quarterfinals) ......TBA Wed. 4 NE-10Championship(Semifinals) ..........TBA Sat. 7 NE-10Championship(Final) ...................TBA 14-17 NCAAChampionship(Regionals) ...........TBA 25-28 NCAAChampionship(EliteEight)...........TBA

* Northeast-10 Conference gameHome games in BOLD CAPS played at Charger Gym

Neutral site games in Italics

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QUICK FACTSUNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVENPresident:............................................Dr. Steven H. KaplanLocation: .........................................West Haven, CT 06516Founded: ...................................................................... 1920Enrollment: ......................................6,351 total enrollmentColors: ................................................................Blue & GoldNickname:.............................................................. ChargersWebsite: .............................................. www.NewHaven.edu

MEN’S BASKETBALLHead Coach: .....................................................Ted Hotaling Record at UNH:............ 64-49 (46-40 NE-10) / 5th year OfficePhone: ......................................... (203) 932-7024 e-mail: ..................................... [email protected] Record: ....................................21-9 (14-6 NE-10)All-Time Record: .......................................... 760-669 (.532)First Year of Men’s Basketball:................. 1961 (52 years)Home Facility: ..................................... Charger Gymnasium Capacity: ................................................................. 2,500Assistant Coach: ............................................ Mark PalmieriAssistant Coach: ...............................................John McNairAssistant Coach: ......................................Kevin McLaughlinSpecial Assistant to the Head Coach: ............. Nick Restifo

CHARGER ATHLETICSDirector of Athletics: .......................................Deborah ChinAthletic Dept. Phone: ................................ (203) 932-7016Athletic Dept. Fax: ..................................... (203) 932-7470Dir. of Sports Medicine: ......................................... Jon Dale OfficePhone: ......................................... (203) 932-7407Affiliation: .................................................... NCAA Division II Website: .................................................. www.NCAA.comConference ..................................................... Northeast-10 Website: ........................................www.Northeast10.org

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAsst. Director of Athletics:.......................Andrew Beardsley OfficePhone: .........................................(203) 932-7025 Cell Phone: .............................................(203) 887-5374 Fax:......................................................... (203) 932-7470 e-mail: ..................................abeardsley@newhaven.eduAssistant Director: ...........................................Chad CooperWebsite: .............................. www.NewHavenChargers.com

CONTENTSUniversity of New Haven .................................................... 22014-15 Schedule .......................................................3, 45Charger Basketball - Quick Facts ................................................................... 32014-15 Coaches - Head Coach Ted Hotaling .........................................5-6 - Assistant Coach Mark Palmieri ................................... 7 - Assistant Coach John McNair ..................................... 7 - Assistant Coach Kevin McLaughlin ............................. 8 - Special Assistant to the Head Coach Nick Restifo .... 82014-15 Players - Roster .........................................................................10 - Player Biographies ............................................... 11-192014-15 Preview - Season Preview .................................................... 21-222013-14 Review - 2013-14 Statistics/Results .......................................24 - 2013-14 Northeast-10 Conference Results ............25History & Records - Team Records ............................................................27 - NCAA Record Books ...................................................27 - Single-Season Records ..............................................28 - Career Records ..........................................................29 - All-time Award Winners ..............................................30 - Year-by-Year Leaders .................................................31 - Postseason Results ...................................................31 - All-Time Record vs. Opponents .................................32 - Year-by-Year Game-by-Game Results .................. 33-39 - Year-by-Year Team Records .......................................39 - All-time Roster ............................................................40The University - University Administration........................................... 41 - NCAA Division II Game Environment.........................42 - Northeast-10 Conference ..........................................43 - Charger Athletics ........................................................44

The 2014-15 University of New Haven men’s basketball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletics Com-munication. Written and designed by Andrew Beardsley, with assistance from Drew Kingsley and Zach Eucalitto.

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HEAD COACHFIFTH SEASONUALBANY ‘95

TED HOTALING

Ted Hotaling enters his fifth season as head men’s basketball coach at New Haven in 2014-15.

The ninth head coach in program history, Hotaling ranks third in program history in winning percentage and became the fifth winningest coach at New Haven last season.,Of the nine head coaches in New Haven men’s basketball history, eight of them have coached,at least 100 games for the Chargers. Hotaling’s 55-45 mark through his first 100 contests was the best,since 1995.

Hotaling led the 2014-15 Chargers to the program’s second back-to-back appearances in the NCAA postseason. New Haven also clinched back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time since the 2002-03 and 2003-04 campaigns. The Chargers’ 14-6 record in the NE-10 was the second-best since joining the conference in 2008-09 and helped lead the squad to a second-place finish in the Southwest Division.

Hotaling coached the nations leading team in personal fouls per game (13.6), while the Chargers ranked second in Division II in fewest turnovers per game (8.9). New Haven also ranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense (6th) and field goal percentage defense (9th).

For the second straight season, Eric Anderson was named the NE-10 Defensive Player of the Year and earned All-America Honorable Mention recognition - the first such mention for UNH in 24 years. Anderson finished the season leading the Northeast-10 Conference and ranked second in Division II in defensive rebounds per game (8.97). He also ranked third in the nation with 20 double-doubles. Anderson was joined by Jeffery Adkins and Justin Exum and two-time All-Northeast-10 honorees.

In 2012-13, Hotaling mentored the Chargers to a 20-9 record – their first 20-win campaign since 2003-04. New Haven reached the NCAA postseason for the first time since 2004 and earned its first win on the national stage since 2003 with a victory over Dominican in the NCAA Division II East Region Quarterfinals. The Chargers’ 16-6 conference record and third-place regular-season finish were both the best for the team since joining the Northeast-10.

Hotaling’s Chargers led the NE-10 and ranked 10th nationally in fewest turnovers committed per game (11.0) and slotted at 13th in the country in scoring defense with an NE-10-leading 61.1 points per game allowed. New Haven also finished second in the conference and 38th in Division II in free throw percentage (74.3).

Individually, Hotaling mentored 2012-13 Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year Eric Anderson, who finished second in the nation with 18 double-doubles while ranking third with 12.0 rebounds per game and ninth in blocked shots at 2.45 per game. Jeffery Adkins and Justin Exum also each claimed All-Northeast-10 honors.

Hotaling led the Chargers to a 15-13 record in 2011-12 - a seven-win improvement from the previous campaign and the club’s first winning season since 2004-05. New Haven also qualified for the Northeast-10 Conference Championship, winning

a First Round contest at Pace before falling in a 54-51 heartbreaker at Adelphi in the Quarterfinals.

In his first season as head coach, the Chargers posted an 8-18 overall mark and a 6-16 record in the Northeast-10 Conference. Throughout the season, New Haven ranked among the top three-point shooting teams in Division II. Freshman Justin Exum concluded the season ranked 17th nationally in three-point field goals per game. He was also the highest ranked freshman in that category. As a team, UNH ranked 31st in three-point field goal percentage and 32nd in three-point field goals per game.

With over 15 years of college coaching experience, Hotaling most recently spent five seasons as an assistant at Eastern Kentucky University. While at EKU, the Colonels enjoyed a number of record-setting seasons, including two postseason runs. Hotaling’s main responsibilities at EKU included working with the guards and coordinating the program’s recruiting efforts.

In 2007, the Colonels earned a berth to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship tournament. EKU was selected to the College Basketball Invitational this season after amassing a 20-11 regular season record. The Colonels were one of the best offensive teams in the country during Hotaling’s tenure as well. In 2010, EKU ranked in the top 10 in three-point field goals made, turnovers per game and assist/turnover ratio. The Colonels also broke the Ohio Valley Conference record for three-pointers made in back-to-back seasons (2008-09 and 2009-10).

Prior to arriving at Eastern Kentucky, Hotaling served four years as a full-time assistant at Yale University from 2001-05. He also served one season as an assistant at UNH in 2000-01. The Niverville, N.Y. native began his coaching career at Adelphi University in 1998 where he spent one season as an assistant.

Hotaling earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from University at Albany in 1995 and later earned his master’s degree from Adelphi University. In the fall of 2012, he was inducted into the University at Albany Great Dane Hall of Fame as both an individual student-athlete and as a member of the 1993-94 men’s basketball team that advanced to the NCAA Division III Elite Eight.

After graduating from Albany he went on to play professionally in Europe for the Cardiff Phoenix Basketball Club in Cardiff, Wales, and the Plymouth Rotolok Raiders in Plymouth, England.

Hotaling and his wife, Keely Garden, have two children – Owen and Susan.

Hotaling’s Coaching ExperienceAdelphi (Assistant Coach, 1998-99)Yale (Assistant Coach, 1999-00)New Haven (Assistant Coach, 2000-01)Yale (Assistant Coach, 2001-05)Eastern Kentucky (Assistant Coach, 2005-2010)New Haven (Head Coach, 2010-present)

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Overall Record: 64-49 (.566)Conference Record: 46-40 (.535)

University of New HavenHead Coach (2010-Present)

University of Eastern KentuckyAssistant Coach (2005-10)

Yale UniversityAssistant Coach (2001-05)

University of New HavenAssistant Coach (2000-01)

Adelphi UniversityAssistant Coach (1998-99)

University at AlbanyHall of Fame Player (1991-95)

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MARK PALMIERI

A former team captain for New Haven men’s bas-ketball, Mark Palmieri ’13 will be the top assistant coach for Ted Hotaling in the 2014-15 campaign. Palmieri served as a graduate assistant coach and

basketball analytics coordinator with the Chargers during the 2013-14 season. In addition to on-court instruction at practices and on game day, Palmieri is a key contributor the Chargers’ recruiting and scouting efforts.

A 2013 graduate of the University with a degree in the Management of Sports Industries, Palmieri appeared in 52 games in his career with the Chargers, includ-ing 26 as a senior co-captain. He was a Dean’s List student and a member of the Northeast-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in each of his undergraduate semesters. Palmieri also holds a Master of Business Administration from New Haven.

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JOHN MCNAIR

John McNair enters his first season on the Chargers’ bench as a graduate assistant for head coach Ted Hotaling. He will assist the coaching staff in on court instruction, recruiting academics and team travel.

A recent graduate of Saint John’s University, McNair was previously the assistant men’s basketball coach at Western Connecticut State University in 2013-14 where he helped lead the Colonials to an 18-8 record. He also enjoyed a short stint as assistant coach at Cheshire High School in 2010-12.

In addition to coaching for the Chargers, McNair is also on the board of directors for the Ryan T. Lee Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization that looks to better the community.

Currently working towards his Master’s in Business Administration with a concentration in Sport Management, John received his Bachelor’s degree Sport Management from Saint John’s University.

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KEVIN MCLAUGHLIN

Kevin McLaughlin enters his first season as an assistant for head coach Ted Hotaling. He will be assisting the coaching staff with on court instruction at practices and games.

A 2013 graduate of the University, McLaughlin was a four-year member of the Chargers’ basketball team from 2010 to 2014.

Currently working towards his Master of Science in Criminal Justice, McLaughlin earned two undergraduate degrees in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies. He was a member of the Dean’s List in six semesters during his undergraduate work and been on the list in each of his graduate semesters.

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACHTHIRD SEASONCONNECTICUT ‘13

NICK RESTIFO

Nick Restifo enters his third season with the UNH men’s basketball coaching staff in 2014-15. While assisting in all aspects of the program, his primary duties will focus on basketball analytics.

Most recently the head coach of the Hamden Hall Country Day School junior varsity team, Restifo brings a wealth of knowledge in basketball statistics. He previously spend eight months at ESPN in Bristol, Conn. as a Project Statistics Analyst, publishing statistics and game date in real time.

Restifo also has experience as a basketball scout for both the Springfield Armor of the NBA Development League and the New England Recruiting Report.

Currently persuing his Master’s degree in Data Mining at Central Connecticut State University, Restifo earned his Bachelor’s degree in Marketing with a minor in Entrepreneurship from the University of Connecticut.

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# Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School / Previous School 1 Jonny Ocasio Sr. G/F 6-8 210 Queens, N.Y. / Charlotte (Fla.) / Hillsborough C. C. 3 Samir McDaniels Sr. G/F 6-4 195 Roxbury, Mass. / New Mission 4 Michael Bourke Fr. G 6-3 162 South Orange, N.J. / The Hun School of Princeton 5 Jemal Mosley So. G 6-1 180 Spring Valley, N.Y. / Don Bosco Prep / Putnam Science 11 Jayson Cethoute Fr. G 6-4 175 East Elmhurst, N.Y. / Archbishop Molloy 15 Cyrus James Sr. F/C 6-7 215 Manchester, Conn. / Howell Cheney Tech 20 Donny Powell So. G 6-0 160 New Rochelle, N.Y. / New Rochelle 21 Eric Anderson Sr. F/C 6-8 235 Newark, N.J. / Newark Tech22 TommyHunt Fr. G 6-3 195 Smithfield,R.I./St.Andrew’s 23 Joshua Guddemi Jr. F 6-7 206 Nottingham, England / Derby 25 Levy Gillespie Fr. G 6-3 215 Meriden, Conn. / Capital Preparatory Magnet 33 Eric Rankin Fr. G 6-4 170 Stratford, Conn. / Stratford 34 Joseph Doganiero Fr. G 6-0 165 Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro

Head Coach: Ted Hotaling (Albany ’95) – Fifth SeasonAssistant Coach: Mark Palmieri (New Haven ’13) – Second SeasonAssistant Coach: John McNair (Saint John’s ’14) - First Season Assistan Coach: Kevin McLaughlin (New Haven ’14) - Frist Season

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JONNY OCASIO

2013-14: Made 28 appearances…Averaged 13.8 minutes per game…Totaled 80 points and averaged 2.9 ppg…Added and 47 rebounds and eight steals…Finished with a season-high 10 points on 3-for-4 shooting in a win over Dowling (1/4)…Added eight

points at Southern Conn. State (12/22).

2012-13 (at Hillsborough Community College): Second Team All-Suncoast Confer-ence…Averaged 12 points and seven rebounds per game.

High School: An all-area performer…Averaged a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds per game. Personal: Son of Wilfredo Ocasio and Patricia Tulloch… Has three brothers, Elijah, Josh and Eric, and a sister, Patrice.

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Points: 10, at Dowling -- 01/04/14 Rebounds: 4, at Southern N.H. -- 01/28/14

Assists: 2, American Int’l -- 02/19/14 Steals: 2, Concordia -- 11/16/13

Blocks: 1, three timesFG made: 3, three times

FG attempts: 7, Concordia -- 11/16/13 3FG made: 2, at Le Moyne -- 02/11/14 ; at American Int’l -- 11/26/13

3FG attempts: 5, Concordia -- 11/16/13 FT made: 3, three times

FT attempts: 4, Le Moyne -- 11/20/13 ; at So. Conn. St. -- 12/22/13

|-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------|Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2013-14 28 0 387 13.8 26 79 .329 8 40 .200 20 31 .645 13 34 47 1.7 28 0 9 12 3 8 80 2.9TOTAL 28 0 387 13.8 26 79 .329 8 40 .200 20 31 .645 13 34 47 1.7 28 0 9 12 3 8 80 2.9

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SAMIR MCDANIELS

2013-14: Appeared in all 30 games…Finished with 30 points and 49 rebounds…Posted a season-high eight points and five rebounds in a win over Mer-rimack (2/1).

2012-13: Did not see game action due to injury.

2011-12: Saw action in 17 games for the Chargers…Averaged 5.5 ppg and 4.9 rpg…Posted a season-high 25 points and five rebounds at Dowling (11/13)…Col-lected eight points with two assists and six rebounds against Franklin Pierce (1/11).

High School: All-time leading scorer and rebounder for the Titans at New Mis-sion High School…Four-year varsity player…Scored over 1,000 career points… Two-time Boston City League All-Star…Helped lead team to back-to-back state championships in 2010 and 2011.

Personal: Son of Eric Bullock and Vanessa McDaniels…Has three brothers; Keyon, Jason and Naman and two sisters; Marie and Vanessa…Majoring in Criminal Justice at New Haven.

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Points: 15, at Dowling -- 11/13/11 Rebounds: 10, Southern Connecticut -- 02/18/12

Assists: 2, 5 timesSteals: 2, Molloy -- 12/31/11

Blocks: 1, 4 timesFG made: 6, at Nyack College -- 12/13/11

FG attempts: 10, at Nyack College -- 12/13/11 3FG made: 1, Franklin Pierce -- 01/18/14 ; at Saint Anselm -- 03/05/14

3FG attempts: 2, Le Moyne -- 11/20/13 ; Adelphi -- 12/07/13 FT made: 5, at Dowling -- 11/13/11

FT attempts: 6, three times

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JEMAL MOSLEY

2013-14: Appeared in all 30 games, including two starts for the Chargers…Averaged 13.2 mpg and a 41.5 field goal pct…Pulled down 49 rebounds and scored 123 points, averaging 4.1 ppg…Finished with 12 points against Le Moyne (11/20)…Registered

a season-high 15 points and four assists against Adelphi (12/7)…Totaled nine points on 3-for-3 shooting from three point range in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament vs. Saint Michael’s (3/2).

Before UNH: Two-time All-Suburban New Jersey...Averaged 15 points per game as a senior at Don Bosco, including a career-high 40 points agaist Passaic Tech...Aver-aged 14.8 points per game in his post-graduate year...Hoop Mountain Prep Classic All-Tournament Team...Guided PSA to an 11-game winning streak.

Personal: Son of Andrea Pope and Jemal Mosley, Sr.

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Points: 15, Adelphi -- 12/07/13 Rebounds: 5, Concordia -- 11/16/13

Assists: 4, Adelphi -- 12/07/13 Steals: 3, Concordia -- 11/16/13

Blocks: 1, Concordia -- 11/16/13 FG made: 6, Adelphi -- 12/07/13

FG attempts: 10, Adelphi -- 12/07/13 3FG made: 3, Saint Michael’s -- 03/02/14 ; Adelphi -- 12/07/13

3FG attempts: 9, Merrimack -- 02/01/14 FT made: 4, at Pace -- 11/23/13

FT attempts: 5, at Pace -- 11/23/13

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FORWARD | CENTERSENIOR | 6-7 | 215 LBS.MANCHESTER, CONN. | HOWELL CHENEY TECH15

CYRUS JAMES

2013-14: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection…Made 29 starts while appear-ing in all 30 games…Averaged 29.7 mpg, 7.8 rpg and 6.3 ppg…Led the team with a 56.9 field goal pct…His 233 rebounds were fourth most in the NE-10…

Finished with 36 blocks and 189 points…Had 14 points and nine rebounds vs. Le Moyne (11/20)…Recorded double-doubles with 11 points and 12 rebounds against Saint Rose (12/10) and Assumption (1/11)…Scored a season-high 15 points and pulled down nine rebounds in the NE-10 Championship game at Southern Conn. State (3/8).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Started 28 games and played in all 29 games for the Chargers…Third on the team with 4.1 rpg…Finished season with 5.2 ppg…Season totals included 152 points, 118 rebounds and 27 blocks…Recorded a season-best 18 points versus Pace (1/5) along with

four rebounds…Also collected 12 points, five rebounds and two blocks versus Saint Rose (2/26).

2011-12: Saw action in all 28 games, including one start for the Chargers…Col-lected nine assists, three steals and averaged 3.1 ppg in 371 minutes…Tallied 12 points and five rebounds against Pace (2/4)…Also collected 12 points, six rebounds and one steal at Le Moyne (2/11).

High School: Played for the Beavers of Howell Cheney Technical High School … An All-Constitution State Conference First Team selection in 2010-11 … Scored 1,000 career points in high school … Graduated with high honors.

Personal: Son of Sandra Cook and Courtney James … Majoring in Business Man-agement at New Haven.

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Points: 15, at Southern Conn. St. -- 03/08/14 Rebounds: 16, Franklin Pierce -- 01/18/14 Assists: 4, at Saint Michael’s -- 01/14/14

Steals: 1, 12 times

Blocks: 5, Saint Anselm -- 01/08/14 FG made: 7, at Southern Conn. St. -- 03/08/14 ; Le Moyne -- 11/20/13

FG attempts: 11, Le Moyne -- 11/20/13 FT made: 6, at Dowling -- 11/13/11

FT attempts: 8, at Assumption -- 01/11/14 ; at Dowling -- 11/13/11

|-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------|Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 28 1 371 13.3 31 59 .525 0 0 .000 24 32 .750 48 33 81 2.9 53 0 9 14 14 3 86 3.12012-13 29 28 795 27.4 57 93 .613 0 0 .000 38 54 .704 51 67 118 4.1 83 2 20 20 27 4 152 5.22013-14 30 29 890 29.7 78 137 .569 0 0 .000 33 61 .541 104 129 233 7.8 71 1 25 17 36 9 189 6.3TOTAL 87 58 2056 23.6 166 289 .574 0 0 .000 95 147 .646 203 229 432 5.0 207 3 54 51 77 16 427 4.9

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GUARDSOPHOMORE | 6-0 | 160 LBS.NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. | NEW ROCHELLE20

DONNY POWELL

2013-14: Appeared in eight games…Saw 14 minutes of action while tallying two points, one assist and one rebound.

High School: Won a 2013 Sectional and Region Championship en route to the State Finals with the Huguenots of New Rochelle.

Personal: Son of Donovan Powell and Tricia Tarantino...Has an older brother, Windal Pulliam.

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Points: 2, at Merrimack -- 12/19/13 Rebounds: 1, Adelphi -- 12/07/13

Assists: 1, at Saint Anselm -- 03/05/14 FT made: 2, at Merrimack -- 12/19/13

FT attempts: 2, at Merrimack -- 12/19/13

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FORWARD | CENTERSENIOR | 6-8 | 235 LBS.NEWARK, N.J. | NEWARK TECH21

ERIC ANDERSON

2013-14: Honorable Mention All-America selection by the Division II Bulletin…NABC First Team All-District selection…Daktronics All-East Region First Team honoree…Named the Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight season…Named

the program’s first-ever First Team All-Northeast-10 selection…Named to the NE-10 All-Championship Team…Named the NE-10 Spaulding Player of the Week on March 3…Set a new program single-season record with 75 blocks…His 352 rebounds led the NE-10 and were the seventh most in single-season program history…Started all 30 games…Led the team with 352 rebounds and 75 blocks…Added in 51 assists and 20 steals…Scored 474 points, averaging 15.8 ppg…Averaged a double-double with 15.8 points and 11.7 rebounds per game…Ranked second in the NE-10 in rebounds per game…Collected 25 points and 10 rebounds at American Int’l (11/26)…Set a new career-high with 29 point and had 13 rebounds vs. Bentley (1/22)…Registered 17 points and 17 rebounds vs. Southern Conn. State (2/4)…Had 19 points and 19 rebounds in the NE-10 Quarterfinals vs. Saint Michael’s (3/2).

2012-13: Northeast-10 Conference Defensive Player of the Year…All-Northeast-10 Conference Second Team…Named NE-10 Player of the Week (12/31)…Posted 18 double-doubles on the season, tied for the second-most in NCAA Division II and one shy of tying the leader…Ranked third in NCAA Division II with 12.0 rpg and ninth with 2.4 bpg…Started all 29 games for the Chargers…Averaged a double-double with 12.6 ppg and 12.0 rpg…Led the NE-10 in minutes played at 36.9 minutes per

game…Season totals included 364 points, 349 rebounds and 71 blocks…Came two shy of the program record for single-season blocks, tying the second-best mark in single-season history and rejecting the most in over 25 years (1986-87)…Tallied a season-best 23 points, 12 rebounds, and five assists versus Saint Michaels (1/23)…Recorded a career-high 20 rebounds along with 17 points at American International (2/20)…Tallied post season-best 17 points, 14 rebounds versus Southern New Hampshire in the NE-10 Conference Championship (3/3).

2011-12: Named to the NE-10 All-Rookie Team…NE-10 Rookie of the Week (11/20, 1/22, 2/23)…Started all 28 games for the Chargers…Led the team with 7.7 rpg and 1.8 bpg…Averaged 9.3 ppg, collected 17 steals and 37 assists…Tallied a season-high 15 points, including five rebounds, three assists, three blocks and two steals against Saint Rose (11/16)…Recorded 13 points with 11 rebounds at Southern New Hampshire (1/14).

High School: Played for the Terriers at Newark Tech High School … Was an All-Conference, All-County and All-State selection in 2010-11 … Named to the North vs. South Senior Team All-Star game in 2010-11.

Personal: Son of Jan Atkins and Eric Anderson … Has one brother; Jamount and three sisters; Shylar, India and Krystina … Majoring in Sports Management at New Haven.

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CAREER STATISTICS

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Points: 29, Bentley -- 01/22/14 Rebounds: 19, Saint Michael’s -- 03/02/14

Assists: 7, Saint Anselm -- 01/25/12 Steals: 3, Saint Anselm -- 01/08/14 ; at Adelphi -- 01/31/12

Blocks: 7, three timesFG made: 11, Bentley -- 01/22/14

FG attempts: 22, Southern Conn. St. -- 02/04/14 3FG made: 3, three times

3FG attempts: 5, Saint Rose -- 11/16/11 ; at Adelphi -- 2/26/12 FT made: 10, Concordia -- 11/16/13

FT attempts: 13, Concordia -- 11/16/13

|-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------|Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 28 28 933 33.3 100 254 .394 23 65 .354 38 59 .644 51 165 216 7.7 64 2 37 57 51 17 261 9.32012-13 29 29 1071 36.9 147 299 .492 14 41 .341 56 83 .675 76 273 349 12.0 73 2 47 58 71 23 364 12.62013-14 30 30 1075 35.8 188 373 .504 13 47 .277 85 128 .664 83 269 352 11.7 79 3 51 47 75 20 474 15.8TOTAL 87 87 3079 35.4 435 926 .470 50 153 .327 179 270 .663 210 707 917 10.5 216 7 135 162 197 60 1099 12.6

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FORWARDJUNIOR | 6-7 | 206 LBS.NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND | DERBY23

JOSHUA GUDDEMI

2013-14: Appeared in 12 games, making one start…Averaged 7.8 mpg and was 2-for-7 shooting and 2-for-5 from three-point range…Totaled 15 rebounds, 11 points and one block…Had five rebounds vs. Concor-dia (11/16)…Tallied four points vs. Adelphi (12/7).

2012-13: Appeared in all 29 games for the Chargers…Finished the season with 13.4 minutes per game, 1.8 rpg and 1.2 ppg…Season totals included 34 points,

51 rebounds and 12 assists…Tallied season-best five points, two rebounds versus Southern New Hampshire in the Northeast-10 Conference Championship (3/3).

High School: Attended Derby College in England…Named Most Valuable Player of the year in 2011…Also named Sports Personality of the year in 2012.

Personal: Son of Francesco and Joanne Guddemi…One brother, Jordan…Hob-bies include listening to music and socializing…Major is undecided at New Haven.

CAREER STATISTICS

SINGLE-GAMEHIGHS

Points: 4, Adelphi -- 12/07/13 Rebounds: 5, Concordia -- 11/16/13

Assists: 1, Concordia -- 11/16/13 Blocks:1,atBloomfield--11/30/13

FG made: 1, Pace -- 02/15/14 ; Adelphi -- 12/07/13 FG attempts: 2, at Holy Family -- 11/13/13

3FG made: 1, Pace -- 02/15/14 ; Adelphi -- 12/07/13 3FG attempts: 1, 5 times

FT made: 3, Concordia -- 11/16/13 FT attempts: 4, Concordia -- 11/16/13

|-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------|Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 29 0 389 13.4 11 50 .220 4 18 .222 8 12 .667 13 38 51 1.8 22 0 12 16 3 7 34 1.22013-14 12 1 93 7.8 2 7 .286 2 5 .400 5 10 .500 4 11 15 1.3 14 1 1 9 1 0 11 0.9TOTAL 41 1 482 11.8 13 57 .228 6 23 .261 13 22 .591 17 49 66 1.6 36 1 13 25 4 7 45 1.1

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GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-3 | 162 LBS.SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. | THE HUN SCHOOL OF PRINCETON4

MICHAEL BOURKE

High School: A First Team All-MAPL performer in 2013-2014...Raiders reached the 2014 MAPL Tour-nament Semifinals...Led the Hun School with 13.4 points per game and also topped the squad in assists and steals...Selected to play in the Mercer County CYO

Boys’ Basketball High School All Star Game...Most Valuable Player of the 2014 Hoop

Group Tip-Off Showcase...A McDonald’s All-America nominee.

Personal: Son of Michael and Felicia Bourke...Father played basketball at UNC Charlotte...Has a sister, Amber.

GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-4 | 175 LBS.EAST ELMHURST, N.Y. | ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY11

JAYSON CETHOUTE

High School: All-CHSAA Class AA as a senior as Archbishop Molloy reached the CHSAA intersectional quarterfinals...Posted averages of 16.3 points and 8.5 rebounds en route to All-Queens Honors from both theNew York Daily News and the TimesLedger...

Invited to play in the NYC Mayor’s Cup Boys’ Basketball High School All-Star Game.

Personal: Son of Louise Merelan...Has an older brother, Daniel.

GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-3 | 195 LBS.SMITHFIELD, R.I. | SAINT ANDREW’S22

TOMMY HUNT

High School: A three-time all-state pick by the Providence Journal...Third Team All-NEPSAC AA as a senior...Honorable Mention All-NEPSAC AA as a junior...Averaged 15.5 points per game in 2013-14.

Personal: Son of Jane and Tommy Hunt.

GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-3 | 215 LBS.MERIDEN, CONN. | CAPITAL PREPARATORY MAGNET25

LEVY GILLESPIE

High School: Averaged 26.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.5 steals to guide the Trailblazers to a Constitution State Conference title as a senior...A four-time All-CSC honoree as well as a consensus First Team All-State pick by both the New Haven Register

and Hartford Courant...Connecticut Gatorade Player of the Year nominee...Program’s

all-time assists leader and ranks third in school history in both points (1,949) and rebounds.

Personal: Son of Levy and Martina Gillespie...Hsa a brother, Syre, and sister, Kiah.

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GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-4 | 170 LBS.STRATFORD, CONN. | STRATFORD33

ERIC RANKIN

High School: First Team All-South Western Con-necticut Conference...Averaged 22.8 points and 7.8 rebounds per game as a senior.

Personal: Son of Eric and Sharena Rankin...Has a brother, Joseph, and sister, Crystal.

GUARDFRESHMAN | 6-0 | 165 LBS.WELLBORO, PA. | WELLSBORO34

JOSEPH DOGANIERO

High School: First Team All-Northern Tier League (NTL) and selected to the NTL Senior All-Star game...Averaged 14 points per game as a senior...Member of the Green Hornets league championship teams for three straight seasons from 2011-14.

Personal: Son of Enrico and Karen Doganiero...Has a brother, Dominic, and sister, Dante.

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Coming off of a second consecutive appearance in the NCAA postseasonandtheprogram’sfirst-evertriptotheNortheast-10Conference Championship Game, the University of New Haven men’s basketball team looks to preserve its place among the NE-10 and East Region elite in 2014-15. The Chargers return twostartersandsevenstudent-athletesintotalforthefifthsea-son under Head Coach Ted Hotaling. The Chargers wrapped up the 2013-14 season with a record of 21-9 – their second straight 20-win campaign. New Haven was one of the nation’s premier defensive teams last winter, ranking sixth in Division II with 62.5 points per game allowed and led the country with a mere 13.6 personal fouls committed per game. On the offensive end, the Chargers rated second in the country with just 8.9 turnovers per outing. FRONTCOURTLeading the way in the post for the Blue and Gold will be All-America forward Eric Anderson, who will enter his senior season ranked 29th all-time at New Haven with 1,099 career points. The two-time Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year and a 2013-14 First Team All-NE-10 and Daktronics All-East Region honoree, Anderson scored 15.8 points per contest and ranked second in the Northeast-10 with 11.7 rebounds per game. He also rated second in the conference with 2.5 blocks per outing. Anderson has already claimed the New Haven all-time record with 197 career blocked shots, surpassing the 191 shots turned away by Herb Watkins from 1984-88. The only player in program history with 70 or more blocks in two seasons, Anderson’s 75 re-jections in 2013-14 surpassed Watkins’ single-season program record of 73 blocks established in 1986-87. Cyrus James, the Chargers’ second returning starter, is also a

forceontheblock.JameswasNewHaven’smostefficientscorerat78-for-137(56.9percent)fromthefloorenrouteto6.3pointsto go along with 7.8 rebounds per game. He ranked ninth in the NE-10 in rebounding and 10th in blocked shots (1.2 bpg). After missing all of the 2012-13 season due to injury, Samir McDaniels re-entered the fold last season and came off the bench in all 30 contests. McDaniels averages 2.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per game in his career with the Blue and Gold. Jonny Ocasio came to New Haven from Hillsborough Community College last season, contributing 2.9 points and 1.7 rebounds per game. Ocasio knocked down eight three-pointers in 28 games played.

Rounding out the frontcourt is junior Joshua Guddemi, who has appeared in 41 career games. Guddemi has chipped in 1.1 points and 1.6 rebounds per outing to go along with 13 assists, seven steals and four blocked shots. BACKCOURTThe Chargers will be tasked with replacing three starters from the backcourt, including two of the top-20 scorers in program history. Taking over point guard duties will be sophomore Jemal Mosley. New Haven’s sixth man last season, Mosley averaged 4.1 points per game, knocking down 20 three-pointers, while ap-pearing in all 30 contests. Donny Powell, who appeared in eight games last season, is the only other returner to the New Haven backcourt. Several highly touted freshmen will be called upon to contribute immediately for the Chargers. Jayson Cethoute was an All-CHSAA Class AA selection in his senior year at Archbishop Molloy in

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Queens. The 6-5 guard was a key contributor on Molloy’s run to theCHSAAintersectionalquarterfinals.Cethoutepostedaver-ages of 16.3 points and 8.5 rebounds en route to All-Queens Honors from both the New York Daily News and the TimesLedger. He was invited to play in the NYC Mayor’s Cup Boys’ Basketball High School All-Star Game. A four-year starter at Capital Preparatory Magnet High School in Hartford, Levy Gillespie is the program’s all-time assists leader and ranks third in school history in both points (1,959) and rebounds. During the 2013-14 campaign, he averaged 26.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.5 steals to guide the Trailblazers to a Constitution State Conference title. Gillespie was a four-time All-CSC honoree as well as a consensus First Team All-State pick by both the New Haven Register and Hartford Courant. A 6-2 guard, Tommy Hunt was one of Rhode Island’s top high school players in his senior season at St. Andrew’s School in 2013-14. Hunt was a three-time All-State selection by the Provi-dence Journal. He averaged 15.5 points per game in his senior season, helping the Saints to a 27-5 record. Hunt earned All-NEPSAChonorsinhisfinalscholasticcampaignthatendedwithatriptotheNEPSACClassAAsemifinals. Also entering the mix on the wings will be freshmen Eric Rankin – a First Team All-South Western Connecticut Conference talent at Stratford High School – and Wellsboro (Pa.) High School’s First Team All-Northern Tier League guard Joseph Doganiero.

The Chargers will be without the talents of freshman Michael Bourke. Bourke, who will miss all of 2014-15 due to a preseason injury, was a First Team All-MAPL performer for the Hun School of Princeton last winter. The 6-3 guard helped the Raiders to a2014MAPLTournamentsemifinalappearance.Bourkeledthe Hun School with 13.4 points per game and also topped the squad in assists and steals. SCHEDULEThis year’s 26-game schedule features nine contests against teamsthatqualifiedforNCAApostseasonplayin2013-14,including the top seeds from last season’s East and Atlantic regions. Action kicks off with three Northeast-10 Southwest Division games. The slate begins at Le Moyne in Syracuse on Nov. 20 and at Pace on Nov. 22. The Chargers then begin their home ledger against American International on Nov. 25. New Haven then travels to East Stroudsburg on Nov. 30 to meet last winter’s top seed from NCAA Atlantic Region. The PSAC Champion Warriors, who were ranked as high as No. 2 in the NABCPolllastwinterenroutetoa30-2finalrecord,reachedtheAtlantic Region Championship Game. The Blue and Gold resume East Region competition at home againstDowlingonDec.3beforecontinuingtheirfirsttrip

through the NE-10 Southwest at Adelphi on Dec. 6. New Haven will conclude the fall semester on Dec. 9 at Charger Gymnasium against CACC foe Post. Followingaweek-longhiatusduringfinalexams,NewHavenplaysitsfinalroadgameofthecalendaryearwithaDec.17tripto Saint Rose. The Chargers will then settle in for a four-game homestand, beginning with a Dec. 19 return contest against the team that ousted the Blue and Gold from last season’s East RegionChampionship–Bloomfield. After meeting the newly-dubbed Bears (formerly Deacons) from Bloomfield,theChargersconclude2014withapairofnon-con-ference games against Northeast-10 opponents. Bentley visits Charger Gymnasium on Dec. 21 followed by a New Year’s Eve encounter with Saint Anselm – an NCAA East Region Champion-ship Finalist last season. NewHavenfinishesoffitshomestandandfirsttripthroughtheNortheast-10 Southwest Division with the defending East Region and NE-10 Champion Owls from Southern Connecticut State on Jan. 3. NE-10 cross-divisional action starts in Manchester, New Hamp-shire for the season’s second meeting with Saint Anselm on Jan. 7. The Chargers return to West Haven to host Assumption and Saint Michael’s on Jan. 10 and 13, then trek back to the Granite State to battle Franklin Pierce on Jan. 17. The Ravens reached theNCAAEastRegionSemifinalslastseason. After a trip to Waltham, Massachusetts for a second encounter with Bentley, the Chargers host Stonehill on Jan. 24 and South-ern New Hampshire on Jan. 27. A visit to Merrimack on Jan. 31 caps action against the NE-10 Northeast, as the Chargers then head to Moore Field House to complete the annual home-and-home series with Southern Con-necticut State on Feb. 4. A two-game homestand against Saint Rose on Feb. 7 and Le MoyneonFeb.10takestheChargersintotheirfinalroadtripof the season for a matchup ay Pace on Feb. 14 and American International on Feb 18. NewHaven’sfinalregularseasoncontestisagainstAdelphionFeb. 24 inside Charger Gymnasium. ThetopfiveteamsfromeachdivisionqualifyfortheNE-10post-season, which begins with the First Round on Friday, Feb. 27. The NE-10 Championship Game is set for Saturday, March 7.

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2013-14 STATISTICS2013-14 New Haven Men's Basketball

New Haven Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 17, 2014)All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-9 9-4 12-4 0-1CONFERENCE 14-6 6-4 8-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 7-3 3-0 4-2 0-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg04 Jeffery Adkins 30-30 1032 34.4 172-332 . 5 1 8 34-92 . 3 7 0 117-145 . 8 0 7 8 98 106 3.5 52 0 132 70 4 28 495 16.521 Eric Anderson 30-30 1075 35.8 188-373 . 5 0 4 13-47 . 2 7 7 85-128 . 6 6 4 83 269 352 11.7 79 3 51 47 75 20 474 15.811 Justin Exum 27-27 897 33.2 124-336 . 3 6 9 62-181 . 3 4 3 99-114 . 8 6 8 15 100 115 4.3 46 1 52 46 2 18 409 15.122 Ashanti DePass 30-30 991 33.0 81-247 . 3 2 8 57-168 . 3 3 9 69-91 . 7 5 8 11 64 75 2.5 58 0 35 18 2 20 288 9.615 Cyrus James 30-29 890 29.7 78-137 . 5 6 9 0-0 . 0 0 0 33-61 . 5 4 1 104 129 233 7.8 71 1 25 17 36 9 189 6.305 Jemal Mosley 30-2 396 13.2 44-106 . 4 1 5 20-59 . 3 3 9 15-22 . 6 8 2 6 43 49 1.6 33 0 16 21 1 6 123 4.101 Jonny Ocasio 28-0 387 13.8 26-79 . 3 2 9 8-40 . 2 0 0 20-31 . 6 4 5 13 34 47 1.7 28 0 9 12 3 8 80 2.903 Samir McDaniels 30-0 252 8.4 9-33 . 2 7 3 2-10 . 2 0 0 10-18 . 5 5 6 13 36 49 1.6 22 0 8 12 3 4 30 1.023 Joshua Guddemi 12-1 93 7.8 2-7 . 2 8 6 2-5 . 4 0 0 5-10 . 5 0 0 4 11 15 1.3 14 1 1 9 1 0 11 0.944 Kevin McLaughlin 8-1 20 2.5 2-2 1.000 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 1 1 2 0.3 3 0 1 2 0 0 5 0.620 Donny Powell 8-0 14 1.8 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-2 1.000 0 1 1 0.1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0.325 Lylle Ryals 2-0 3 1.5 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 35 59 94 10Total.......... 30 6050 726-1652 . 4 3 9 198-602 . 3 2 9 456-624 . 7 3 1 293 845 1138 37.9 407 6 331 266 127 113 2106 70.2Opponents...... 30 6050 705-1778 . 3 9 7 185-561 . 3 3 0 279-410 . 6 8 0 292 725 1017 33.9 516 11 328 253 87 112 1874 62.5

TEAM STATISTICS UNH OPPSCORING 2106 1874 Points per game 70.2 62.5 Scoring margin +7.7 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 726-1652 705-1778 Field goal pct . 4 3 9 . 3 9 73 POINT FG-ATT 198-602 185-561 3-point FG pct . 3 2 9 . 3 3 0 3-pt FG made per game 6.6 6.2FREE THROWS-ATT 456-624 279-410 Free throw pct . 7 3 1 . 6 8 0 F-Throws made per game 15.2 9.3REBOUNDS 1138 1017 Rebounds per game 37.9 33.9 Rebounding margin +4.0 -ASSISTS 331 328 Assists per game 11.0 10.9TURNOVERS 266 253 Turnovers per game 8.9 8.4 Turnover margin -0.4 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.2 1.3STEALS 113 112 Steals per game 3.8 3.7BLOCKS 127 87 Blocks per game 4.2 2.9ATTENDANCE 4851 7518 Home games-Avg/Game 13-373 16-449 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-327

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsNew Haven 1045 1042 19 2106Opponents 864 981 29 1874

Date Opponent Score Att.11/13/13 at Holy Family L 43-56 14311/16/13 CONCORDIA W 73-42 383

* 11/20/13 LE MOYNE L 71-79 253* 11/23/13 at Pace W 73-62 309* 11/26/13 at American Int'l W 74-52 123

11/30/13 at Bloomfield W 67-62 0* 12/07/13 ADELPHI W 83-55 253* 12/10/13 SAINT ROSE W 69-56 165

12/19/13 at Merrimack W 83-53 138* 12/22/13 at Southern Conn. St. L o t 74-82 1015

01/02/14 SOUTHERN N.H. W 61-55 10901/04/14 at Dowling W 66-59 0

* 01/08/14 SAINT ANSELM L o t 83-85 578* 01/11/14 at Assumption W 70-51 327* 01/14/14 at Saint Michael's W 78-68 492* 01/18/14 FRANKLIN PIERCE L 68-69 385* 01/22/14 BENTLEY W 72-70 167* 01/25/14 at Stonehill W 67-63 746* 01/28/14 at Southern N.H. W 59-57 332* 02/01/14 MERRIMACK W 56-51 345* 02/04/14 SOUTHERN CONN. ST. L 72-78 641* 02/08/14 at Saint Rose L 74-78 455* 02/11/14 at Le Moyne W 61-60 310* 02/15/14 PACE W 75-52 451* 02/19/14 AMERICAN INT'L W 68-57 532* 02/25/14 at Adelphi W 70-67 303^ 03/02/14 SAINT MICHAEL'S W 83-65 589^ 03/05/14 at Saint Anselm W 85-58 614^ 03/08/14 at Southern Conn. St. L 71-73 1884# 03/15/14 vs Bloomfield L 57-59 327

* = Northeast-10 Conference game^ = Northeast-10 Conference Championship# = NCAA Division II East Region Championship

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2013-14 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCEAWARD WINNERS

Player of the Year Greg Langston, So. Connecticut

Rookie of the YearMichael Mallory, So. ConnecticutDefensive Player of the Year

Eric Anderson, New HavenCoach of the Year

Michael Donnely, So. Connecticut

Northeast-10 Conference First TeamName Yr. Position School HometownEllis Cooper Senior Forward Franklin Pierce Northhampton, MAEric Anderson Junior Forward New Haven Newark, N.J. Dominykas Milka Junior Forward Saint Rose Queens, N.Y.Greg Langston Senior Guard So. Connecticut Stamford, CT Tylon Smith Junior Guard So. COnnecticut Manchester, CT

Northeast-10 Conference Second TeamName Yr. Position School HometownTyler McFarland Sophmore Forward Bentley Rockport, MaineRyen Vilmont Junior Forward Franklin Pierce Philidelphia, PA Jeffery Adkins Senior Guard New Haven Clarkstown, N.YDino Mallios Junior Guard Saint Anselm Winthrop, Mass.James Cambronne Junior Forward Saint Michael’s De Bary, FL Mike Holton Junior Guard Saint Michael’s Portland, Ore.

Northeast-10 Conference Third TeamName Yr. Position School HometownNate Champion Senior Guard Le Moyne Logansport, Ind. Gelvis Solano Sophmore Guard Merrimack New York, N.Y.Roy Maybrey Junior Guard Saint Anselm Belmar, N.J.Tyler Sayre Freshman Forward Saint Rose Garnerville, N.Y. Elijah Bonsignore Junior Forward So. New Hampshire Felton, Del.

Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie TeamName School Position HometownMarcus Murray Assumption Guard Silver Spring, MD.Dont Gittens Franklin Pierce Guard Hartford, CT.Matt Bonds Saint Michael’s Forward Accokeek, MD.Michael Mallory So. Connecticut Guard Waterbury, CT. Ryan Logan Stonehill Forward Fredricktown, Ohio.

2013-14 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCECHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

FIRST ROUND Friday, February 28th

American Int’l 53, So. New Hampshire 68 Bentley 93, Saint Rose 79

QUARTERFINALSSunday, March 2

Lemoyne 73, Franklin Pierce 59Bentley 78, Saint Anselm 79

So. New Hampshire 63, So. Connecticut 75 New Haven 83 , Saint Michael’s 65

SEMIFINALSTuesday, March 5

Le Moyne 55, So. Connecticut 62 New Haven 85, Saint Anselm 58

CHAMPIONSHIPFriday, March 8

New Haven 71, So. Connecticut 73

2013-14 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCEFINAL STANDINGS

|-----NE-10-----| |-----Overall-----|Northeast Division Record Pct. Record Pct.Saint Anslem * 17-4 0.810 22-8 0.733Franklin Pierce 15-6 0.714 21-8 0.724Saint Michael’s 13-8 0.619 18-9 0.667So. New Hampshire 12-9 0.571 16-11 0.593Bently 11-10 0.524 18-11 0.621Merrimack 17-14 0.333 9-17 0.346Stonehill 5-16 0.238 8-18 0.308Assumption 5-16 0.238 7-19 0.269Southwest Division Record Pct. Record Pct.So. Connecticut * # 18-2 .900 30-3 0.909New Haven 14-6 .700 21-9 0.700Lemoyne 13-7 .650 17-12 0.586Saint Rose 10-10 .500 13-14 0.481American Int’l 6-14 .300 9-19 0.321Pace 5-15 .250 7-19 0.269Adekphi 3-17 .150 5-21 0.192

Three points awarded for a win, one point awarded for a tie.

* Northeast-10 Conference Regular Season Champion# Northeast-10 Conference Tournament Champion

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TEAM RECORDSSINGLE-GAMEPoints (High): ........................................150, vs. Baptist University, 1973-74Points (Low): .........................................32, at Bridgeport, 1984-85Low Pts. in Win: ....................................43, vs. Southern Conn. (43-41), 1980-81Win Margin: ..........................................100, vs. Baptist University (150-50), 1973-74Opponent Points (High): .......................123, at Sacred Heart, 1974-74Opponent Points (Low): ........................34, at Bridgeport, 1984-85

SINGLE-SEASONRecord in Season Openers: .................29-21Losing Streak (Season/Overall): .........10, 2009-10Win Streak (Season/Overall): ..............19, 1964-65Actual Losing Streak: ...........................10, 2009-10Special Losing Streak: .........................17, 1970-71 (includes 10 games originally won and later forfeitted)

NCAA RECORD BOOKSThe following individuals are singled out in the 2014-15 edition of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Recordbook.Annual Individual ChampionsFree Throw Percentage1983 .... Joe Sclafani ....................... .878 (86 for 98)1993 .... Jason Williams ............. .920 (115 for 125)

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SEASON RECORDS BOOKPOINTS1. Gary Liberatore ........................ 1,009.............1965-662. Gary Liberatore ..........................810 ..............1963-643. Gary Liberatore ..........................753 ..............1964-654. Herb Watkins .............................681 ..............1987-885. Ronald Riordan ..........................667 ..............1969-706. Brian Smith ................................659 ..............1989-907. Jason Williams ...........................655 ..............1992-93 Herb Watkins .............................655 ..............1986-879. Ismael Caro ................................639 ..............2003-0410. Gary Battle ..................................631 ..............1989-90

POINTS PER GAME1. Gary Liberatore ......................... 35.9 ..............1964-652. Gary Liberatore ......................... 32.5 ..............1965-663. Gary Liberatore ......................... 32.4 ..............1963-644. Ronald Riordan ......................... 30.3 ..............1969-705. Gary Liberatore ......................... 26.3 ..............1962-636. Ronald Riordan ......................... 26.1 ..............1968-697. Jason Williams .......................... 24.3 ..............1992-938. Edgar Maull ............................... 23.0 ..............1981-829. Jim Allen .................................... 22.9 ..............1977-7810. Herb Watkins ............................ 22.7 ..............1987-88

FIELD GOALS1. Gary Liberatore ..........................402 ..............1965-662. Gary Liberatore ..........................324 ..............1963-643. Gary Liberatore ..........................296 ..............1964-654. Herb Watkins .............................284 ..............1986-875. Herb Watkins .............................265 ..............1987-886. Ronald Riordan ..........................260 ..............1969-707. Phil Andros ................................258 ..............1965-668. Edgar Maull ................................250 ..............1981-829. Gary Liberatore ..........................249 ..............1962-6310. Ken Sinclair ................................248 ..............1983-84

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made)1. Kelvin Jackson (113-189)......... .598 ..............2008-092. Dick Jackson (183-312) ........... .587 ..............1964-653. Herb Watkins (194-331) .......... .586 ..............1985-864. Robert Jamerson (171-293) ..... .584 ..............2010-115. Robert Glover (115-200) ......... .575 ..............1995-966. John Raslavsky (140-244) ........ .574 ..............1965-667. Nick Zauner (141-248) ............ .569 ......... 1999-20008. Fred Hill (138-243) ................... .568 ..............1981-829. Keith Wright (135-238) ........... .567 ..............2003-0410. Willie Mintz (170-300) ............ .567 ..............1981-82

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS1. Mike Grove .................................100 ..............1991-922. Mike Grove ..................................86 ...............1992-933. Justin Exum .................................82 ...............2012-13 Justin Exum .................................80 ...............2010-115. Brian Smith .................................71 ...............1989-906. Justin Exum .................................70 ...............2011-127. Jerome Goforth ...........................68 ...............1994-958. Jason Williams ............................66 ...............1992-93 D.J. Sackmann .............................66 ...............2008-0910. Jamal Tyrrell................................65 ...............2000-01

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (min. 40 made)1. Gary Battle (55-113) ................. .487 ..............1988-892. Herb Watkins (56-120)............ .467 ..............1987-883. Mike Stys (46-102) ................... .451 ..............2010-114. Justin Exum (82-190) ............... .432 ..............2012-135. Jerome Goforth (53-123) ......... .431 ..............1995-966. Alberto Alberdi (62-147) ......... .422 ..............2002-037. Jason Williams (66-158) .......... .418 ..............1992-938. Brian Smith (71-171) ............... .415 ..............1989-909. Gary Battle (60-145) ................. .414 ..............1989-9010. Mike Grove (86-208) ............... .413 ..............1992-93

FREE THROWS1. Gary Liberatore ..........................205 ..............1965-662. Gary Liberatore ..........................162 ..............1963-643. Gary Liberatore ..........................161 ..............1964-654. Ronald Riordan ..........................147 ..............1969-705. Bill Jeffress ..................................143 ..............1986-876. Ronald Riordan ..........................136 ..............1968-697. Hency Watt .................................126 ..............1988-898. Tetrick Stonar .............................124 ..............2007-08 Jim Allen .....................................124 ..............1977-7810. John Sullivan ..............................121 ..............2005-06 Ismael Caro ................................121 ..............2003-04 Anthony McKnight ...................121 ..............1985-86

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made)1. Jason Williams (115-125) ........ .920 ..............1992-932. Gary Liberatore (161-191)....... .843 ..............1964-653. Jack Nisbet (114-137) ............... .832 ..............1966-674. Gary Battle (115-139) .............. .827 ..............1989-905. Ronald Riordan (136-167) ...... .814 ..............1968-696. Jim Allen (124-153) .................. .810 ..............1977-787. Gary Liberatore (205-254)....... .807 ..............1965-668. Jeffery Adkins (117-145).......... .807 ..............2013-149. Tetrick Stonar (124-154) .......... .805 ..............2007-0810. Ronald Riordan (147-185) ...... .795 ..............1969-70

REBOUNDS1. Phil Andros ................................672 ..............1965-662. Phil Andros ................................452 ..............1966-673. Joe Pacheco.................................427 ..............1967-68 John Raslavsky ...........................425 ..............1965-665. Don Dempsey ............................390 ..............1967-686. Cameron Drew ..........................364 ..............1984-857. Eric Anderson ........................ 352 ............2013-14 Joe Pacheco.................................352 ..............1969-70 Phil Andros ................................352 ..............1964-6510. Eric Anderson ........................ 349 ............2012-13 ASSISTS1. Jack Nisbet ..................................223 ..............1966-672. Ken Coleman .............................193 ..............1986-873. Ken Sinclair ................................192 ..............1983-844. Joe Sclafani .................................186 ..............1982-835. Hency Watt .................................177 ..............1988-896. Ismael Caro ................................175 ..............2003-047. Ken Sinclair ................................172 ..............1982-838. Joe Sclafani .................................162 ..............1981-829. David Sweeting ..........................160 ..............1991-9210. Ismael Caro ................................148 ..............2002-03 Ken Coleman .............................148 ..............1987-88

BLOCKS (since 1978)*1. Eric Anderson ......................... 75 .............2013-14 2. Herb Watkins ..............................73 ...............1986-873. Eric Anderson ......................... 71 .............2012-13 Bill Jeffress ...................................71 ...............1986-875. Herb Watkins ..............................66 ...............1987-886. Bryan Johnson ............................60 ...............1982-837. Kelvin Jackson ............................57 ...............2008-098. Bryan Johnson ............................54 ...............1983-849. Eric Anderson ......................... 51 .............2011-12 Larry Emery ................................51 ...............1978-79* Blocks were not recorded in the 1979-80 season

STEALS (since 1978)1. Ismael Caro .................................85 ...............2002-032. Ken Coleman ..............................79 ...............1986-873. Ken Coleman ..............................78 ...............1987-88 Herb Watkins ..............................78 ...............1987-885. Ismael Caro .................................76 ...............2003-046. Ken Sinclair .................................75 ...............1983-847. Hency Watt ..................................70 ...............1988-898. Mike Summers ............................69 .......... 1999-20009. Herb Watkins ..............................63 ...............1986-8710. Hency Watt ..................................59 ...............1987-88

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CAREER RECORDS BOOKSCORING (1,000-Point Club)1. Gary Liberatore ........................ 3,176.............1962-662. Herb Watkins ........................... 1,998.............1984-883. Gary Battle ................................ 1,959.............1988-914. Jason Williams ......................... 1,949.............1990-935. Brian Smith .............................. 1,936.............1987-916. Cassius Chaney ........................ 1,893.............2006-107. Jim Allen ................................... 1,785.............1975-798. Edgar Maull .............................. 1,681.............1979-839. Hency Watt .............................. 1,655.............1985-8910. Justin Exum .............................. 1,635.............2010-1411. Phil Andros .............................. 1,627.............1963-6712. Mike Grove ............................... 1,589.............1990-9313. Willie Mintz ............................. 1,408.............1978-8214. Greg Spicer ............................... 1,382.............1982-8615. Bill Jeffress ................................ 1,354.............1984-8816. Dick Jackson............................. 1,335.............1961-6517. Ronald Riordan ....................... 1,323.............1968-7018. John Sullivan ............................ 1,322.............2003-0619. Jeffrey Adkins ........................... 1,308.............2010-1420. Barry Cunningham ................. 1,261.............1973-7721. Jamaal Brooks .......................... 1,248.............2001-0522. Ken Coleman ........................... 1,229.............1984-8823. Keith Wright ............................ 1,204.............2000-0424. Larry Haney ............................. 1,132.............1975-7925. Cameron Drew ........................ 1,123.............1983-8726. Jack Nisbet ................................ 1,113.............1965-6927. Jerome Goforth ........................ 1,101.............1994-96 Anthony McKnight ................. 1,101.............1983-8629. Eric Anderson .......................1,099 ..... 2011-Pres. Ismael Caro .............................. 1,099.............2002-0431. Dwane Crawford ..................... 1,095.............1990-9332. Tetrick Stonar .......................... 1,056.............2005-0833. Don Dempsey .......................... 1,042.............1964-6834. Ken Sinclair .............................. 1,027.............1980-84

FIELD GOALS1. Gary Liberatore ........................ 1,271.............1962-662. Herb Watkins .............................846 ..............1984-883. Jim Allen .....................................744 ..............1975-794. Brian Smith ................................732 ..............1987-915. Cassius Chaney ..........................728 ..............2006-106. Jason Williams ...........................725 ..............1989-937. Gary Battle ..................................722 ..............1987-918. Edgar Maull ................................705 ..............1979-839. Willie Mintz ...............................623 ..............1978-8210. Greg Spicer .................................618 ..............1982-86

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 200 made)1. Kelvin Jackson (328-556)......... .590 ..............2006-102. Jon Castaldi (245-427) ............. .574 ..............2002-063. Nick Zauner (213-380) ............ .561 ......... 1997-20004. John Raslavsky (211-378) ........ .558 ..............1962-665. Bill Jeffress (491-896) ............... .548 ..............1984-886. Fred Hill (395-726) ................... .544 ..............1980-837. Samont Washington (410-755) .543......... 1998-20018. Phil Andros (555-1032) ........... .538 ............1963-67*9. Keith Wright (494-921) ........... .536 ..............2000-0410. Herb Watkins (846-1578) ........ .536 ..............1984-88

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THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS1. Justin Exum ................................294 ..............2010-142. Mike Grove .................................251 ..............1989-933. Alberto Alberdi ..........................190 ..............1998-03 Gary Battle ..................................190 ..............1987-915. D.J. Sackmann ............................179 ..............2005-096. Jason Williams ...........................177 ..............1989-937. Brian Smith ................................175 ..............1987-918. Jeremy Williams ........................161 ..............2009-139. Jamaal Brooks ............................141 ..............2001-0510. Darryl Greene ............................127 ..............2006-10

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made)1. Jason Williams (177-419) ........ .422 ..............1989-932. Jerome Goforth (121-295)....... .410 ..............1994-963. Gary Battle (190-466)............... .408 ..............1987-914. Brian Smith (175-437) ............. .400 ..............1987-915. Alberto Alberdi (190-481) ....... .395 ..............1998-036. Justin Exum (294-784) ............. .375 ..............2010-147. Ken Coleman (106-283) .......... .375 ..............1984-888. Mike Grove (251-671) ............. .374 ..............1989-939. Darryl Greene (127-344) ......... .369 ..............2006-1010. D.J. Sackmann (179-498) ........ .359 ..............2005-09

FREE THROWS1. Gary Liberatore ..........................634 ..............1962-662. Hency Watt .................................398 ..............1985-893. Bill Jeffress ..................................372 ..............1984-884. Cassius Chaney ..........................336 ..............2006-105. Gary Battle ..................................325 ..............1987-91 Jack Nisbet ..................................325 ..............1965-697. Jason Williams ...........................322 ..............1989-938. John Sullivan ..............................314 ..............2002-069. Jeffery Adkins .............................309 ..............2010-1410. Justin Exum ................................303 ..............2010-14 Ken Coleman .............................303 ..............1984-88

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 200 made)1. Justin Exum (303-361) ............. .839 ..............2010-142. Jason Williams (322-384) ........ .839 ..............1989-933. Gary Battle (325-393) .............. .827 ..............1987-914. Darryl Greene (213-264) ......... .807 ..............2006-105. Ronald Riordan (283-352) ...... .804 ..............1968-706. Jim Allen (297-375) .................. .792 ..............1975-797. Gary Liberatore (634-801)....... .792 ..............1962-668. Larry Haney (254-328) ............ .774 ..............1975-799. Edgar Maull (271-353) ............. .768 ..............1979-8310. Tetrick Stonar (220-287) .......... .767 ..............2005-08

REBOUNDS1. Phil Andros .............................. 1,732.............1963-672. Joe Pacheco............................... 1,214.............1966-703. Willie Mintz ............................. 1,181.............1978-824. John Sullivan ............................ 1,000.............2003-065. Don Dempsey ............................931 ..............1964-686. Eric Anderson ........................ 917 ....... 2011-Pres.7. Cassius Chaney ..........................903 ..............2006-108. John Raslavsky ...........................847 ..............1962-669. Herb Watkins .............................832 ..............1984-8810. Jason Williams ...........................816 ..............1990-93

ASSISTS1. Ken Coleman .............................595 ..............1984-882. Ken Sinclair ................................570 ..............1980-843. Jeffery Adkins .............................400 ..............2010-144. Hency Watt ................................399 ..............1985-895. Dwayne Arrington ....................384 ..............1992-966. Joe Sclafani .................................348 ..............1981-837. Jack Nisbet* ................................343 ............1965-69*8. Ismael Caro ................................323 ..............2002-049. Jim Allen .....................................309 ..............1975-7910. Larry Haney ...............................308 ..............1975-79* Assists were not recorded for all of Nisbet’s career

BLOCKS (since 1978)1. Eric Anderson ........................ 197 ....... 2011-Pres.2. Herb Watkins .............................191 ..............1984-883. Bill Jeffress ..................................172 ..............1984-884. Dwane Crawford .......................163 ..............1989-935. Bryan Johnson ...........................127 ..............1981-846. Kelvin Jackson ...........................125 ..............2006-107. Keith Wright ..............................102 ..............2000-048. Brian Smith .................................88 ...............1987-919. Cyrus James ............................ 77 ......... 2011-Pres Willie Mintz* ..............................77 .............1978-82** Blocks were not recorded in the 1979-80 season

STEALS (since 1978)1. Ken Coleman .............................270 ..............1984-882. Herb Watkins .............................217 ..............1984-883. Hency Watt ................................198 ..............1985-894. Ken Sinclair ................................162 ..............1980-845. Ismael Caro ................................161 ..............2002-046. Mike Summers ...........................154 ..............1997-00 Dwayne Arrington ....................154 ..............1992-968. Kobie Fowler ..............................150 ..............1990-939. Brian Smith ................................142 ..............1988-9110. Jeffery Adkins .............................133 ..............2010-14

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NATIONAL RECOGNITIONALL-AMERICANS2014 Honorable Mention.............................................. Eric Anderson1990 Third Team ................................................................Gary Battle1988 First Team ............................................................. Herb Watkins1987 Honorable Mention............................................... Herb Watkins1979 Second Team ................................................................Jim Allen1971 NAIA Third Team .....................................................Ron Riordan1970 NAIA Third Team .....................................................Ron Riordan1969 NAIA Third Team .....................................................Ron Riordan1966 NAIA First Team .................................................Gary Liberatore1959 NAIA Second Team .............................................. Donald Perelli

REGIONAL RECOGNITIONNABC ALL-EAST DISTRICT2014 First Team ............................................................ Eric Anderson2013 Second Team ...........................................................Justin Exum2004 First Team ................................................................Ismael Caro1993 Second Team ......................................................Jason Williams1992 Second Team ............................................................Mike Grove1990 First Team .................................................................Gary Battle1988 First Team ............................................................. Herb Watkins1987 First Team ............................................................. Herb Watkins1985 Second Team ......................................................Cameron Drew1979 Second Team ................................................................Jim Allen1978 Third Team ....................................................................Jim Allen1969 Third Team ..............................................................Ron Riordan

NEW ENGLAND ALL-REGION1987 .................................................................................. Bill Jeffress

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT2006 ESPN the Magazine First Tm. Dist. I ..................... Jon Castaldi

NEW ENGLAND BASKETBALL COACHESASSOCIATION DIVISION II ALL-STAR TEAM2002 ...............................................................................Jamal Camah

ECAC DIVISION II ALL-STARS2003 Honorable Mention..................................................Ismael Caro2002 Honorable Mention.............................................Jamaal Camah

NEW HAVEN AREA ALL-CITY SELECTION1978 ..................................................................................Larry Haney

CONFERENCE RECOGNITIONALL-CONFERENCENortheast-10 Conference (NE-10)2014 Defensive Player of the Year ............................... Eric Anderson First Team ............................................................ Eric Anderson Second Team ....................................................... Jeffery Adkins Honorable Mention..................................................Justin Exum2013 Defensive Player of the Year ............................... Eric Anderson Second Team ....................................................... Eric Anderson Second Team ...........................................................Justin Exum Third Team ........................................................... Jeffery Adkins2012 Rookie Team ........................................................ Eric Anderson2011 Rookie Team ............................................................Justin Exum2009 Second Team .................................................... Cassius Chaney

East Coast Conference (ECC)2008 First Team ............................................................ Tetrick Stonar Third Team ........................................................ Cassius Chaney

2007 Rookie of the Year ............................................ Cassius Chaney Second Team .................................................... Cassius Chaney New York Collegiate Athletic Conference (NYCAC)2006 First Team ..............................................................John Sullivan2005 Second Team .........................................................John Sullivan2004 Player of the Year .....................................................Ismael Caro First Team ................................................................Ismael Caro2003 First Team ................................................................Ismael Caro New England Collegiate Conference (NECC)2002 Honorable Mention.............................................Jamaal Camah2000 Preseason All-NECC .............................................Trevor Herbert1999 Second Team .......................................................Angel Thomas1998 Second Team ......................................................... Rob Johnson1997 Rookie of the Year .........................................Earnest Sampson1996 First Team ..........................................................Jerome Goforth1995 First Team .......................................................Anthony Bethune Second Team .....................................................Jerome Goforth1994 Rookie of the Year ..........................................Anthony Bethune1993 First Team ...........................................................Jason Williams Second Team ............................................................Mike Grove1992 Second Team .....................................................David Sweeting1991 Second Team ............................................................Gary Battle Second Team ...........................................................Brian Smith1990 First Team .................................................................Gary Battle Second Team ...........................................................Brian Smith1989 First Team .................................................................Hency Watt1988 First Team ............................................................. Herb Watkins1987 First Team ............................................................. Herb Watkins Second Team ........................................................ Ken Coleman1985 First Team ...........................................................Cameron Drew1983 First Team ......................................................................Fred Hill

UNIVERSITY RECOGNITIONRETIRED JERSEY#45 Gary Liberatore

UNH ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME* - includes athletes who may have been inducted for multiple sports, incl. basketballInducted Name ...................................................................... Years Played1982 Gary Liberatore .............................................................1962-661982 Don Ormrod (coach) ....................................................1961-681982 Jack Kelly ......................................................................1961-641982 Dick Jackson .................................................................1961-651984 Phil Andros ....................................................................1963-671984 Don Dempsey ...............................................................1964-681985 Ron Diorio .....................................................................1965-691985 Dr. Joe Pacheco ............................................................1966-701986 Ron Riordan ..................................................................1968-701987 James Allen ...................................................................1975-791991 Jack Nesbit....................................................................1965-691996 Mel Horowitz .................................................................1961-641997 Ken Coleman ................................................................1984-881997 John Raslavsky .............................................................1962-661998 Jerry Esposito ................................................................1964-671999 Gary Battle ....................................................................1987-912003 Bill Jeffress....................................................................1984-882005 Larry Haney ...................................................................1975-79

These accomplishments were compiled from historical data available at the time of media guide printing. As always, we welcome verifiable corrections or additions to this material. Please contact the Office of Athletic Communications.

1961-62 ... Lubbie Harper, 2321962-63... David Brown, 3061963-64 .. Phil Andros, 2561964-65 .. Phil Andros, 3521965-66... Phil Andros, 6721966-67... Phil Andros, 4521967-68... Joe Pacheco, 4271968-69... Joe Pacheco, 3001969-70... Joe Pacheco, 3521970-71 ... Larry Faust, 2361971-72 ... Peter Perhach, 3351972-73 ... Greg Rudomanski, 2231973-74 ... Andy Wilder, 2791974-75 ... Andy Wilder, 2171975-76 ... Al Corbin, 1491976-77 ... Jim McTygue, 1811977-78 ... Jim McTygue, 2721978-79 ... Willie Mintz, 2261979-80 ... Willie Mintz, 3401980-81 ... Willie Mintz, 2921981-82 ... Willie Mintz, 3231982-83... Fred Hill, 2431983-84 .. Cameron Drew, 2581984-85 .. Cameron Drew, 3641985-86... Herb Watkins, 2041986-87 ... Bill Jeffress, 2671987-88 ... Herb Watkins, 263

1988-89... Dave Centore, 2421989-90... Jason Williams, 2251990-91 ... Kobie Fowler, 2081991-92 ... Kobie Fowler, 2311992-93... Dwayne Crawford, 2241993-94... Charles Guittar, 2381994-95... Anthony Bethune, 2011995-96... Robert Glover, 1681996-97 ... Steve Bynum, 2331997-98 ... Rob Johnson, 2091998-99... Angelo Thomas, 2011999-00... Nick Zauner, 1612000-01 ... S. Washington, 2092001-02 ... Keith Wright, 1942002-03 .. Keith Wright, 1852003-04 .. John Sullivan, 2382004-05 .. John Sullivan, 3092005-06 .. John Sullivan, 3292006-07 ... Cassius Chaney, 2202007-08 ... Cassius Chaney, 2222008-09 .. Cassius Chaney, 2002009-10 ... Cassius Chaney, 2612010-11 ... Robert Jamerson, 1922011-12 ... Eric Anderson, 2162012-13 ... Eric Anderson, 3492013-14 ... Eric Anderson, 352

NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT2013-14 Bloomfield ...............................L ........57-592012-13 Dominican ............................. W ....... 73-66 Franklin Pierce ........................L ....... 63-802003-04 So. New Hampshire................L ........67-742002-03 So. New Hampshire............... W ........ 76-71 C.W. Post .................................L ........61-781989-90 Bridgeport ...............................L ....... 78-83 New Hampshire ......................L ........88-911987-88 Quinnipiac .............................. W ....... 96-62 Lowell ......................................L ....... 72-841986-87 New Hamp. Coll. .....................L ........70-71 Saint Anselm ..........................L ....... 88-94

NAIA DIVISION II NATIONALS(at Kansas City)1968-69 Cen. Washington ....................L ....... 82-921967-68 Albany State (Ga.) .................. W ....... 69-68 Fairmont State ........................L ........72-971965-66 Albuquerque (N.M.) ................L ........74-81

ECAC TOURNAMENT1988-89 C.W. Post .................................L ....... 62-85

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 2013-14 Saint Michael’s ...................... W ....... 83-65 Saint Anselm ......................... W ....... 85-58 Southern Connecticut* ..........L ........71-73

2012-13 So. New Hampshire................L ....... 75-792011-12 Pace ....................................... W ........51-49 Adelphi ....................................L ........51-54* - championship game

EAST COAST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Formerly New York Collegiate Athletic Conference)2006-07 (1) New York Tech ...................L ....... 59-662005-06 Bridgeport ...............................L ........70-772004-05 Adelphi ................................... W ........56-41 Queens ....................................L ....... 55-582003-04 Bridgeport .............................. W ....... 68-63 Philadelphia ............................L ........61-642002-03 Philadelphia ........................... W ....... 72-59 C.W. Post .................................L ........69-77

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE1999-00 Franklin Pierce ........................L ....... 60-691998-99 Southern Connecticut ............L ........57-661997-98 UMass Lowell......................... W ....... 80-65 Franklin Pierce ........................L ....... 54-731996-97 New Hampshire Coll. ..............L ....... 60-781994-95 New Hampshire Coll. ..............L ....... 72-891993-94 Franklin Pierce ........................L ....... 68-821992-93 Franklin Pierce ........................L ....... 78-881991-92 Southern Conn. ......................L ....... 82-941990-91 New Hampshire Coll. ..............L ..... 85-1001989-90 Lowell ..................................... W ....... 84-78

Bridgeport ...............................L ...109-1181988-89 New Hampshire Coll. ............. W ........88-87 Sacred Heart ......................... W ........87-82 Bridgeport ...............................L ...104-1131987-88 Quinnipiac .............................. W ....... 90-65 Lowell ......................................L ....... 72-841986-87 Keene State ........................... W ....... 78-65 New Hampshire Coll. ............. W ....... 83-80 Sacred Heart ..........................L ....... 75-801985-86 Bridgeport .............................. W ....... 73-72 New Hampshire ......................L ........76-821984-85 Central Connecticut .............. W ........ 76-74 Bridgeport ...............................L ........57-661983-84 Lowell ..................................... W ........78-76 Sacred Heart ..........................L ....... 67-95

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS1961-62 ... Mel Horowitz, 5431962-63... Gary Liberatore, 6041963-64 .. Gary Liberatore, 8101964-65 .. Gary Liberatore, 7531965-66... Gary Liberatore, 1,0091966-67... Phil Andros, 4371967-68... Don Dempsey, 5391968-69... Ron Riordan, 6001969-70... Ron Riordan, 6671970-71 ... Larry Faust, 3171971-72 ... Peter Perhach, 4051972-73 ... Stan MacLachlan, 3941973-74 ... Andrew Wilder, 4161974-75 ... Barry Cunningham, 4071975-76 ... Jimmy Allen, 3331976-77 ... Jimmy Allen, 3261977-78 ... Jimmy Allen, 6421978-79 ... Jimmy Allen, 4841979-80 ... Dave Hyman, 4751980-81 ... Edgar Maull, 4341981-82 ... Edgar Maull, 5971982-83... Edgar Maull, 5341983-84 .. Ken Sinclair, 5621984-85 .. Cameron Drew, 4851985-86... Herb Watkins, 4421986-87 ... Herb Watkins, 6551987-88 ... Herb Watkins, 681

1988-89... Gary Battle, 6011989-90... Brian Smith, 6591990-91 ... Brian Smith, 5611991-92 ... Mike Grove, 5261992-93... Jason Williams, 6551993-94... Charles Guittar, 4391994-95... Jerome Goforth, 5501995-96... Jerome Goforth, 5511996-97 ... Steve Bynum, 4101997-98 ... Rob Johnson, 4651998-99... Angelo Thomas, 3441999-00... Nick Zauner, 3842000-01 ... S. Washington, 4562001-02 ... Jamaal Camah, 4642002-03 .. Ismael Caro, 4602003-04 .. Ismael Caro, 6392004-05 .. John Sullivan, 3862005-06 .. John Sullivan, 5302006-07 ... Cassius Chaney, 5192007-08 ... Tetrick Stonar, 5162008-09 .. Cassius Chaney, 5072009-10 ... Cassius Chaney, 4672010-11 ... Robert Jamerson, 3892011-12 ... Justin Exum, 4012012-13 ... Justin Exum, 4422013-14 ... Jeffery Adkins, 495

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Acadia ................................................... 1-0Adelphi ............................................. 14-22Albany ................................................... 2-6Albany State (Ga.) ................................. 1-0Albuquerque ......................................... 0-1American International ................... 23-25Assumption .........................................9-10Babson .................................................. 6-1Baptist ................................................... 1-0Barrington ............................................. 0-1Barry ...................................................... 1-1Bentley ................................................7-17Binghamton .......................................... 1-4Biscayne ................................................ 0-1Bloomfield ............................................. 5-4Bloomsburg .......................................... 1-3Boston State ......................................... 2-0Bridgeport ........................................ 25-36Bridgewater State ................................. 8-0Brockport State .................................... 0-2Brooklyn College ................................... 5-2Bryant................................................14-15Caldwell................................................. 0-1Central Washington .............................. 0-1Central Connecticut State .................7-15C.W. Post .......................................... 13-12Cheyney ................................................. 0-1Clarion ................................................... 1-2Clark ...................................................... 1-0Concordia (N.Y.) ..................................25-3Curry ..................................................... 1-0Dalhousie .............................................. 2-0Danbury State ...................................... 6-0Davisville Navy ...................................... 2-0Dillard .................................................... 0-1District of Columbia ............................. 1-0Dominican ............................................ 1-0Dowling ...............................................21-8Durfee College of Technology .............. 7-0East Stroudsburg .................................. 2-1Eastern Connecticut State .................10-3Eastern Illinois ...................................... 0-1Eastern Nazarene ................................ 7-0Emory and Henry .................................. 1-0Fairmont State ...................................... 0-2FDU - Madison ...................................... 4-4Farmington State .................................. 1-0Felician .................................................. 3-1Florida Institute of Technology ............ 0-1Fort Eustis ............................................. 0-1Franklin Pierce ................................. 18-25Frederick College .................................. 1-1SUNY Geneseo ..................................... 0-1Goldey Beacom .................................... 0-2

Gorham State ....................................... 1-0Green Mountain ................................... 2-0Hampton ............................................... 0-2Hampton-Sydney .................................. 0-2Hartford ................................................. 5-6Hartwick ................................................ 0-5Holyoke Junior College ......................... 2-0Holy Family ........................................... 0-1Howard Community College ................ 0-1Husson ................................................11-3Kean ...................................................... 3-0Keene State ........................................30-2Lakeland ............................................... 0-1Le Moyne ......................................... 11-15Lock Haven ........................................... 0-1Long Island University - Brooklyn ........ 0-1Loyola - Baltimore................................. 1-1Loyola - Montreal .................................. 1-0Lycoming ............................................... 1-0Lynn ....................................................... 0-2UMass Lowell ....................................22-31...........................................Formerly LowellMaine - Portland ................................... 1-0Mansfield .............................................. 2-0Marist .................................................... 1-5Mercer ................................................... 1-0Merchant Marine .................................. 1-0Mercy ..................................................26-2Merrimack ....................................... 11-20Millersville ............................................. 1-0Missouri - Rolla ..................................... 0-1Mitchell Junior College ......................... 2-0Molloy ..................................................10-6Monmouth ............................................ 2-9Nasson .................................................. 4-1New Bedford ......................................... 8-0New Jersey City State ........................... 3-1SUNY New Paltz .................................... 2-0New York Institute of Technology ....14-14Newark State ........................................ 2-0Nichols ................................................11-1North Adams State ............................... 6-1Northeast Louisana ............................. 0-1Norfolk State ........................................ 0-1Nyack .................................................... 2-1Oneonta State ...................................... 1-0Oswego State ........................................ 1-0Ottawa ................................................... 1-0Pace ..................................................10-10Palm Beach .......................................... 0-1Philadelphia .......................................... 9-7................................... formerly Phil. TextileUniv. of Pittsburgh at Johnstown ........ 1-1Post ....................................................... 9-3

................................... formerly Teikyo-PostPratt Institute ........................................ 3-0Quantico Marines ................................. 0-2Queens (N.Y.) ........................................ 8-9Quinnipiac ........................................ 40-33Quonset ................................................ 1-0Randolph - Macon ................................ 1-0Rhode Island ........................................ 7-4Ricker ..................................................10-1Roberts Wesleyan ................................ 2-0Rollins ................................................... 0-1S.M.T.I. .................................................. 3-1Sacred Heart ................................... 19-36Saint Anselm ......................................6-12Saint Cloud ........................................... 0-1Saint Francis Xavier ............................. 2-0Saint John Fisher .................................. 1-1Saint Joseph’s ...................................... 2-0Saint Lawrence ..................................... 1-0Saint Mary’s.......................................... 2-0Saint Michael’s ..................................... 9-9Saint Rose ............................................ 6-8Saint Thomas Aquinas ......................... 9-9Salem State .......................................... 6-5Southampton ......................................12-9Southeastern Massachusetts ............. 6-1Southeastern Missouri ........................ 0-1Southern Connecticut State ........... 42-38Southern New Hampshire .............. 23-48............. Formerly New Hampshire CollegeSpringfield ............................................. 6-3College of Staten Island ....................... 1-0Stonehill ..............................................8-17Stony Brook .......................................... 3-5Susquehanna ....................................... 1-0Trenton State ........................................ 1-6Trinity ..................................................... 0-1Tufts ...................................................... 1-0Wagner .................................................. 1-1Waterbury ............................................. 2-0West Chester ........................................ 0-1West Liberty State ................................ 1-0West Texas State .................................. 0-1Western Connecticut State .................. 5-0Western New England .......................... 1-0WestfieldState ..................................... 4-0Wheeling Jesuit .................................... 1-0William Paterson .................................. 1-2Windham .............................................. 2-2Worcester Junior College ..................... 1-0Worcester State .................................... 8-1Xavier (La.) ............................................ 0-1Yeshiva .................................................. 1-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1961-62 (15-5)Head Coach: Don OrmrodMitchell ................................W ........94-45at St. Thomas ...................... L .........68-82at Worcester JC....................W ........90-85Hartford ................................W ......106-73Bryant...................................W ........ 74-72at Hartford ...........................W ..... 112-80Staten Island .......................W ........70-68Waterbury ............................W ........92-77at Mitchell ............................W ........86-62at Waterbury ........................W ........99-83St. Thomas ...........................W ........91-64Windham.............................. L .......84-119at Curry ................................W ........97-53Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........98-70Durfee Tech .........................W ........72-50at Holyoke JC .......................W ..... 112-68at Barrington ........................ L .......99-103Holyoke JC ...........................W ..... 125-58at Windham ......................... L .......92-116at Concordia (N.Y.)............... L ......... 65-74

1962-63 (18-5)Head Coach: Don OrmrodatWestfieldSt. ....................W ........75-60at Durfee Tech .....................W ........79-64at New Bedford ....................W ........ 84-71at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........68-70at Davisville Navy ................W ........96-58at Rhode Island College ...... L .........52-77vs. Quinnipiac ......................W ........98-95Hampton-Sydney ................. L .........85-96Quinnipiac ............................ L .........60-66Stonehill ............................... L .........54-55at Windham .........................W ........87-62New Bedford ........................W ......104-82Davisville ..............................W ......101-69Windham..............................W ......114-89Bridgewater .........................W ........90-61Bryant...................................W ........80-45Durfee Tech .........................W ........84-65Danbury State .....................W ........69-68WestfieldState ....................W ......102-44Danbury State .....................W ........84-53Bryant...................................W ........97-59Nichols .................................W ........87-70

1963-64 (22-3)Head Coach: Don OrmrodatWestfieldState ................W ........69-54at Durfee Tech .....................W ........64-59FDU-Madison .......................W ........90-67Quinnipiac ............................ L .........80-87at Quonset Point..................W ......104-57at Bryant ..............................W ........85-80at Yeshiva............................. L .........77-79at New Bedford ....................W ......100-67at Nichols ............................ W ........87-66at Bridgewater St. ................W ........70-62Danbury State .....................W ........90-68at Stonehill........................... L .........69-72at Pace .................................W ........88-63at Quinnipiac .......................W ......103-77Bryant...................................W ......106-57Stonehill ...............................W ......101-73New Bedford ........................W ......112-91Bridgewater State ................W ........88-76Nasson .................................W ........97-55Durfee Tech .........................W ........96-49Husson .................................W ......117-97

WestfieldState ....................W ......100-45at Danbury State .................W ........98-41Worcester State ...................W ......101-89

1964-65 (23-2)Head Coach: Don OrmrodStonehill ...............................W ........ 97-77Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 78-71Central Connecticut ............ L .........75-91Sacred Heart .......................W ..... 122-75FDU-Madison .......................W ........97-88Quinnipiac ............................W ........97-78Bridgewater State ................W ........84-55Durfee Tech .........................W ......112-61Ricker College ......................W ........82-80New Bedford ........................W ........81-69Bryant...................................W ........93-79Husson .................................W ........99-77Bloomfield ............................W ......100-73Danbury State .....................W ........ 97-77New York Tech .....................W ......102-86Quinnipiac ........................... W ........80-72Bridgewater State ................W ......105-63Bryant...................................W ......113-66New Bedford ........................W ........81-69Worcester State ...................W ........82-67New Bedford ........................W ......110-65Durfee Tech .........................W ........95-65Southampton ....................... L .........83-98St. Francis ............................W ......118-71Nasson .................................W ........66-57

1965-66 (29-2)Head Coach: Don Ormrodat St. Francis Xavier ............W ......117-87at Ricker ...............................W ........93-66at Quinnipiac .......................W ........86-77at Southern Connecticut .....W ......109-63at Bryant ..............................W ........95-80at Lycoming ..........................W ........96-76at Randolph-Macon .............W ........67-65at Husson.............................W ......109-54Danbury State .....................W ........96-59New York Tech .....................W ........77-67Yeshiva .................................W ........ 74-67Frederick ..............................W ......115-98Quinnipiac ............................W ........91-90at North Adams State .........W ........87-79Worcester State ...................W ........ 92-71at Bridgewater State ...........W ......104-69Salem State ......................... L .........95-99Ricker ...................................W ......100-82Quinnipiac ............................W ........80-78at New York Tech .................W ........89-86Husson College ...................W ......119-59at Salem State .....................W ........89-77 Southampton .......................W ........51-35New Bedford ........................W ......111-82Bridgewater .........................W ......108-55Sacred Heart .......................W ......108-55Bloomfield ............................W ........84-76Bryant...................................W ..... 128-73at Salem State .....................W ........93-66Quinnipiac ............................W ........83-79vs. Albuquerque^................. L ......... 74-81^ - NAIA National Tournament

1966-67 (17-5)Head Coach: Don OrmrodSt. Mary’s .............................W ......104-61Farmington State .................W ........99-58Salem State ......................... L .........76-78Bridgewater State ................W ..... 112-53Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 66-71Quantico Marines ................ L .........60-69Emory and Henry .................W ........88-80Eastern Nazarene ...............W ......116-83New York Tech .....................W ........90-78Lakeland .............................. L .......90-104Worcester State ...................W ........94-55Sacred Heart .......................W ......106-84New York Tech .....................W ........95-85Eastern Nazarene ...............W ......103-69S.M.T.I. .................................W ........79-68Salem State ......................... L .........66-70North Adams St. ..................W ........76-67Husson .................................W ......113-80Ricker ...................................W ........94-82Nasson .................................W ........98-54Husson .................................W ........89-75Quinnipiac ............................W ........80-70

1967-68 (18-13)Head Coach: Don Burnsvs. Dalhousie .......................W ........99-62Ricker ...................................W ......100-56at Quinnipiac .......................W ........94-81New York Tech ..................... L .........89-97Eastern Nazarene ...............W ........86-84Quantico Marines ................ L .........72-78vs. Hamp.-Sydney ................ L .........67-68Frederick .............................. L .........75-78at Southampton .................. L .........85-90vs. Gorham State.................W ........98-65S.M.T.I. ................................. L .........86-90at Ricker ...............................W ......105-58at Husson.............................W ......104-75at North Adams St. ..............W ........78-75at West Chester ................... L .........83-86at Monmouth ....................... L .........68-70at New York Tech ................. L .........73-81at E.Nazarene ......................W ......110-88S.M.T.I. .................................W ........73-60Quinnipiac ............................ L .........70-87Salem State ......................... L .........79-85Worcester State ...................W ........91-68Ricker ...................................W ........84-62Husson .................................W ........83-55at Salem State ..................... L .........80-89vs. Bryant*...........................W ........77-70vs. Rhode Island College* ..W ........ 74-58vs. Quinnipiac* ....................W ........84-68vs. Salem State* .................W ........68-58vs. Albany State (Ga.)^ ........W ........69-68vs. Fairmont State^ ............. L .........72-97* - NAIA Tournament^ - NAIA National s (Kansas City)

1968-69 (22-3)Head Coach: Don Burnsvs. New Hampshire .............W ......104-97vs. Ricker .............................W ........ 74-69Salem State .........................W ......111-73Eastern Nazarene ...............W ......136-74Monmouth ........................... L .........83-93vs. Mercer ............................W ........84-81vs.Loyola-Baltimore .............W ........84-83at Salem State .....................W ........87-55at Quinnipiac .......................W ........94-77vs. Dalhousie .......................W ........72-62vs. Acadia .............................W ........86-77Ricker ...................................W ........99-56at Newark State ...................W ......100-80Husson .................................W ......102-88at Worcester State ..............W ......127-86at Eastern Nazarene ...........W ........89-76Roberts Wesleyan ...............W ........93-78at Boston State ....................W ........87-77at S.M.T.I. .............................W ......102-80Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 76-77North Adams State ..............W ........98-78at Husson.............................W ........80-69vs. Babson Inst.*.................W ........88-86vs. Rhode Island College* ..W ........99-92vs. C. Washington^ .............. L .........82-92* - NAIA Tournament^ - NAIA National s (Kansas City)

1969-70 (14-8)Head Coach: Don BurnsTrenton State .......................W ........95-64vs. Southampton ................. L .........73-75vs. Husson ........................... L .......84-109at Monmouth ....................... L .........62-70Husson ................................. L .... 103-104Quinnipiac ............................ L .........83-97vs. Monmouth...................... L .........85-91at North Adams St. ..............W ......108-57atBloomsfieldSt. ................W ......107-69Salem State .........................W ......106-76Ricker ...................................W ......131-73at Marist...............................W ........84-70Cheyney State ...................... L .........77-83Worcester State ..........W ........96-80Southeastern Mass. ............W ......117-69at Quinnipiac .......................W ........73-61Newark State .......................W ......109-88at E. Nazarene .....................W ......107-88at Roberts Wesl. ..................W ........95-62at Geneseo State ........ L .........66-67Boston State ........................W ........98-97Merrimack ...........................W ........90-83

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1971-72 (11-12)Head Coach: Don BurnsTrenton State ....................... L .........61-63at Southampton .................. L .........68-91at Bentley ............................. L .........79-93Bryant...................................W ........83-78at Monmouth ....................... L .........67-95Quinnipiac ............................ L .........66-80vs. Southern Conn. ..............W ........62-60vs. Quinnipiac ......................W ........76-68FDU-Madison .......................W ........ 92-74at Rhode Is. Col. .................. L .......96-102Southern Conn. ...................W ........86-75at Loyola, Montreal* ...........W ........64-55at Ottawa Univ.* ..................W ........92-61at St. Lawrence....................W ........82-77at Brockport State ......... L .......78-110at St. John Fisher ................ L .........75-94at Jersey City St. ..................W ........85-69at Quinnipiac ....................... L ......... 74-78Nasson .................................W ........92-79Central Conn. .......................W ........86-80Nichols .................................W ........ 82-71at Marist............................... L ......... 74-83SE Mass. ..............................W ......101-94Merrimack ........................... L .........75-78at Babson ............................ L .........90-96*-Notincludedinfinalrecord(non-NCAA)

1972-73 (11-13)Head Coach: Don BurnsNew Paltz State ...................W ........67-46at Trenton State ................... L .........41-45Rhode Is. Coll.......................W ........69-63Bentley ................................. L .........73-91at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........82-88Monmouth ...........................W ........87-82Susquehanna ......................W ........ 87-71Quinnipiac ............................ L .........59-73St. Mary’s * .........................W ........91-75at William Paterson ............. L .........80-94at FDU-Madison ................... L .........84-96Southampton ....................... L ......... 74-83at Central Conn. .................. L .........63-67Brockport State ................... L .......80-106

Babson .................................W ........86-78at SE Mass. ..........................W ........ 71-59Jersey City State ..................W ........ 74-62Quinnipiac ............................ L .........65-83at Nasson............................. L .........59-64at Bryant .............................. L .........61-73Worcester State (2OT) .........W ... 108-105at Southern Conn. ...............W ........97-84Marist ................................... L .........78-83at Nichols .............................W ........ 91-71at Merrimack .......................W ........90-85*-Notincludedinfinalrecord(non-NCAA)

1973-74 (13-12)Head Coach: Don Burnsat Sacred Heart ................... L .......74-123at New Paltz State .........W ........78-67William Paterson .................W ..... 120-84at Bentley ............................. L .........79-82Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 76-74at Marist............................... L .........84-86Trenton State ....................... L ......... 67-71at Biscayne .......................... L .........84-95at Palm Beach At. ................ L .......71-109Baptist Univ..........................W ..... 150-50at Monmouth ....................... L .........63-82vs. Trinity .............................. L .........80-81vs. Southern Conn. ..............W ........92-82at Babson ............................W ........79-69SE Mass. ..............................W ..... 126-99at Jersey City State .............. L .........70-72at Quinnipiac .......................W ........64-63FDU-Madison ....................... L ......... 70-71Central Conn. .......................W ........76-69Bryant................................... L ......... 69-74Southern Conn. ...................W ........60-58at Eastern Conn. ..................W ........58-56Nichols .................................W ........70-60Merrimack ...........................W ......109-74at American Int’l. ................. L .........84-93

1974-75 (9-15)Head Coach: Don BurnsSacred Heart ....................... L ......... 62-71at Brooklyn ........................... L ......... 74-94Marist ................................... L .........75-78Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 78-71Bentley ................................. L .......79-118at William Paterson ............. L .........69-83at FDU-Madison ................... L .......92-109Western Conn. .....................W ........93-80Monmouth ........................... L .........84-92Kean College .......................W ........67-64at Trenton State ................... L .........56-59Babson .................................W ......106-95Jersey City State ..................W ........86-61Southern Conn. ................... L .........62-83at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........69-84at Central Conn. .................. L .........66-82St. Joseph’s .........................W ........95-65Eastern Conn. ...................... L .........61-95at Bryant .............................. L ......... 74-78at Nichols .............................W ......107-67at SE Mass. ..........................W ......107-83at Merrimack ....................... L .........81-83at Southern Conn. ............... L .........68-79American Int’l. .....................W ........87-67

1975-76 (13-12)Head Coach: Bill FarrowFDU-Madison .......................W ........92-84at Sacred Heart ...................W ........84-76at Bentley ............................. L .........79-84at Quinnipiac ....................... L .......76-103Brooklyn ...............................W ........ 89-74vs. Trenton State ................. L .........59-60vs. Clark College ..................W ......100-81at Monmouth ....................... L .......99-114at American Int’l .................. L .........81-89at St. Joseph’s .....................W ........98-49at Maine-Portland ...............W ........99-68Eastern Conn. ......................W ........75-67Bridgeport ............................ L .........68-79at Babson ............................W ........82-65at Western Conn. .................W ........85-58at Southern Conn. ............... L ......... 64-74Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 71-65Central Conn. ....................... L .........85-90Merrimack ........................... L .........73-91at Eastern Conn. ..................W ........81-75SE Mass. ..............................W ........99-79Nichols .................................W ........75-67at Rhode Is. Col. .................. L .........79-94Southern Conn. ................... L ......... 68-74Bryant................................... L .........77-91

1976-77 (10-16)Head Coach: Don Burnsat Eastern Conn. .................. L ......... 74-86Western Conn. .....................W ........77-65New Hampshire ...................W ........70-49Quinnipiac ............................ L .........79-96Sacred Heart ....................... L .........93-96vs. Bridgeport ...................... L .........67-70vs. Tufts ................................W ........64-57at SE Missouri ..................... L .......79-100at Missouri-Rolla ................. L .........46-87at Eastern Illinois................. L .........59-80Keene State ......................... L ..........71-74Brooklyn College .................. L .........78-79Hartwick ............................... L ......... 71-72at Southern Conn. ............... L .........69-75at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........72-88Western Conn. .....................W ........80-64at Central Conn. .................. L .........87-90at Merrimack ....................... L .........81-98Eastern Conn. ...................... L .........63-75Monmouth ...........................W ........78-76at Nichols .............................W ........ 97-77Adelphi ................................. L .........67-78Rhode Is. Coll.......................W ........99-84Southern Conn. ...................W ........80-64at Bryant ..............................W ........ 73-71American Int’l ......................W ......111-84

1977-78 (12-12)Head Coach: Bill FarrowEastern Conn. ......................W ........79-72Merchant Marine .................W ........79-68Southampton ....................... L ......... 74-84Quinnipiac ............................ L .........80-83Stonehill ............................... L .......81-105Central Conn. ....................... L .........75-77Hartford ................................ L .........82-85Keene State .........................W ......108-99CW Post ................................W ........97-82Wagner .................................W ........86-83Hartwick ............................... L .........73-82Southern Conn. ...................W ........89-83Quinnipiac ............................W ........78-75Western Conn. .....................W ......102-83Central Conn. ....................... L .........75-76Western N. England ............W ........79-77Sacred Heart ....................... L .........82-87Merrimack ...........................W ........86-77Nichols .................................W ........88-61Hartford ................................ L .... 101-119New Hampshire ................... L .........80-88Southern Conn. ...................W ........89-83Bryant................................... L .........76-80American Int’l ...................... L .........86-95

1978-79 (16-11)Head Coach: Bill Farrowat Eastern Conn. ..................W ........84-75at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........72-86Oswego State* ....................W ........ 74-72N. Adams St.* ......................W ........78-63Stonehill ...............................W ........63-55New Hampshire ................... L .........69-80at Brooklyn ...........................W ........ 73-71St. Michael’s#......................W ......106-88Bridgeport# ......................... L .........92-93Sacred Heart# ..................... L .........90-94Keene State .........................W ........87-82at Adelphi .............................W ........94-76Hartford ................................ L .........66-67at C.W. Post .........................W ........62-61at Hartwick .......................... L ......... 76-97Southern Conn. ...................W ........73-54Quinnipiac ............................ L .........87-92at Central Conn. ..................W ......100-86Eastern Conn. ......................W ......103-70Sacred Heart .......................W ... 112-109at Merrimack .......................W ........92-75at Nichols .............................W ......117-88American Int’l ......................W ........98-88at Rhode Island Col. .......... L .........39-52Wagner ................................. L .........68-83at Southern Conn. ............... L ......... 72-74at Bryant .............................. L .........96-97* - North Adams Tourney# - Sacred Heart Tourney


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1979-80 (7-20)Head Coach: Farrow/Gary BelloQuinnipiac ............................ L .........66-76Brooklyn ...............................W ........84-75Sacred Heart ....................... L .......96-111Bridgeport ............................ L ...... 90-112New Hampshire College...... L .........85-90New Hampshire College...... L .... 110-111Loyola-Balt. .......................... L .........80-85Hartford ................................W ........93-73Nichols ................................. L .........64-77Dillard ................................... L .........82-88Xavier (La.) ........................... L .......96-105Keene State .........................W ........94-89Adelphi ................................. L .........77-81Hartford ................................ L .........67-76Lowell ...................................W ........ 86-74Southern Conn. ...................W ........ 71-70Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 74-94Central Conn. ....................... L .........81-90Eastern Conn. ......................W ........69-67Sacred Heart .......................W ........99-89Merrimack ........................... L .........89-90Assumption .......................... L .........86-90Hartwick ............................... L .........62-68American Int’l ...................... L .........62-64Stonehill ............................... L .......65-105Southern Conn. ................... L .........82-95Bryant................................... L .........82-92

1980-81 (15-11)Head Coach: Stu GroveMercy ...................................W ........73-72Kean College .......................W ........82-68Sacred Heart .......................W ........99-93at Quinnipiac ....................... L .......89-111New Hampshire ................... L .........75-80at Brooklyn ...........................W ........ 94-74vs. Oneonta State ................W ........83-61vs. Sacred Heart .................. L ......... 71-96vs. Bloomsburg .................... L .........82-87Keene State .........................W ........84-76Southern Conn. ...................W ........43-41New York Tech .....................W ........64-62at LeMoyne ..........................W ........59-50at Central Conn. .................. L .........70-86Southampton .......................W ........85-80at Eastern Conn. ..................W ........91-83Quinnipiac ............................W ........69-65Hartford ................................W ........80-70at Hartwick .......................... L .......74-102American Int’l ......................W ........76-68at Southern Conn. ............... L .........72-91at Merrimack ....................... L .........85-95Stonehill ............................... L .........69-81Lowell ...................................W ......115-89at Bryant .............................. L .........83-85at Adelphi ............................. L .........84-86

1981-82 (18-9)Head Coach: Stu Groveat Lowell ...............................W ........ 83-71at Mercy ...............................W ........84-80at Kean College ...................W ........79-73Brooklyn ...............................W ........76-68at Stonehill........................... L ........90-92at Hartford ...........................W ........73-68C.W. Post ..............................W ........78-76vs. New York Tech ................W ........72-69vs. New Hampshire .............W ........ 83-71vs. Sacred Heart ..................W ........95-86Merrimack ........................... L ......... 81-91at Pace .................................W ........93-77at Rhode Is. Col. ..................W ........79-65at Southern Conn. ............... L .........52-78at Sacred Heart ................... L .........86-98LeMoyne ..............................W ........70-53at New Hampshire...............W ........77-73Quinnipiac ............................W ........69-56at Bridgeport ....................... L .........73-88Eastern Conn. ......................W ........92-75Pratt Inst. .............................W ......104-89Southern Conn. ................... L .........75-87at American Int’l ..................W ........89-80at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........64-66Adelphi ................................. L .........72-84Central Conn. .......................W ........95-94at New Hampshire............... L .........77-83

1982-83 (18-11)Head Coach: Stu GroveSt. John Fisher .....................W ........86-80Southampton .......................W ........98-80Mercy ...................................W ........92-82Rhode Is. Col. ......................W ........80-78at Central Conn. .................. L .........81-90Hartford ................................ L .........54-64C.W. Post ..............................W ........ 97-91Dowling ................................W ........98-84at Merrimack ....................... L .........86-92Bridgeport ............................W ........81-80at Eastern Conn. ..................W ........97-89at Pratt Inst. .........................W ........88-79at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........68-73at LeMoyne ..........................W ........86-79Sacred Heart ....................... L .........81-95Southern Conn. ................... L .........59-64at Lowell ...............................W ........90-82at New Hampshire...............W ........73-69Pace .....................................W ........ 87-81at Southern Conn. ...............W ........ 84-74at Sacred Heart ................... L .........83-96Lowell ................................... L .........89-91Quinnipiac ............................W ... 103-100New Hampshire ...................W ........78-70American Int’l ......................W ........75-58at Bridgeport ....................... L .........79-85at Adelphi ............................. L .........62-69New Hampshire ...................W ........95-92at Southern Conn. ............... L ......... 74-78

1983-84 (17-12)Head Coach: Stu GrovePratt Inst. .............................W ......117-79at Southampton ..................W ......110-92Mercy ...................................W ........82-72at Rhode Is. Col. ..................W ........ 81-76Concordia .............................W ........68-64at Hartford ........................... L .......84-106C.W. Post .............................. L .........75-85at Dowling ............................W ........95-94Adelphi .................................W ........85-68Le Moyne .............................W ........52-50at American Int’l .................. L .........68-69at New Hampshire...............W ........85-84at Southern Conn. ............... L ......... 59-74Bridgeport ............................W ........62-60Keene State .........................W ........92-82Lowell ................................... L .........86-95at Central Conn. .................. L .......87-124Merrimack ...........................W ........77-73Southern Conn. ...................W ........76-65Sacred Heart ....................... L .........78-90at Bridgeport ....................... L .........70-87at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........82-93at Lowell ...............................W ........ 71-60New Hampshire ...................W ........82-80Central Conn. ....................... L .... 103-113Quinnipiac ............................W ......103-77at Sacred Heart ................... L .........95-97at Lowell* ............................W ........78-76at Sacred Heart* ................. L .........67-95* - NECC Playoffs

1984-85 (16-13)Head Coach: Stu GroveSouthampton .......................W ........86-75Mercy ...................................W ......109-81Queens .................................W ........87-86Adelphi .................................W ........80-52at Adelphi ............................. L ......... 67-71at Concordia ........................W ......115-98at Keene State.....................W ........87-80Dowling ................................W ........80-77vs. St. Anselm ...................... L .........62-75vs. Pace ................................W ........70-55vs. Bryant ............................. L .........81-85at New York Tech ................. L ......... 71-81American Int’l ......................W ........77-70at Central Conn. ..................W ........ 90-74Lowell ...................................W ........80-59at Quinnipiac .......................W ........ 71-70at Southern Conn. ...............W ........63-62Bridgeport ............................ L .........69-90Sacred Heart ....................... L ......... 68-71Central Conn. .......................W ........78-63at New Hampshire............... L .........77-90at Lowell ............................... L ......... 74-89Southern Conn. ................... L .........66-69at Bridgeport ....................... L .........32-34New Hampshire ................... L .... 105-112Quinnipiac ............................W ........73-58at Sacred Heart ................... L .........62-73at Central Conn.* ................W ........ 76-74at Bridgeport* ..................... L .........57-66* - NECC Playoffs

1985-86 (19-9)Head Coach: Stu GroveConcordia .............................W ........89-67at Assumption .....................W ........ 82-71at Central Conn. .................. L .........70-76Stonehill ............................... L .........56-67at Dowling ............................W ........85-65Springfield ............................ L .........59-69vs. New York Tech ................W ........73-65vs. St. Thomas ..................... L .........86-96vs. Franklin Pierce ............... L ......... 71-72at American Int’l ..................W ........78-60Keene State .........................W ........96-82at Lowell ...............................W ........ 87-71at Quinnipiac .......................W ........93-80at Mercy ...............................W ........88-67Southern Conn. ...................W ........85-63at Bridgeport .......................W ........75-64at Sacred Heart ................... L .........78-98at Keene State.....................W ........ 82-74Central Conn. ....................... L .........89-95New Hampshire ...................W ........91-79Lowell ...................................W ........90-65at Southern Conn. ...............W ........ 82-74Bridgeport ............................W ........ 71-65at New Hampshire...............W ........82-81Quinnipiac ............................W ........53-46Sacred Heart ....................... L .........79-94Bridgeport* .........................W ........73-72New Hampshire*................. L .........76-82* - NECC Playoffs

1986-87 (23-9)Head Coach: Stu Groveat Concordia ........................W ........80-73Assumption ..........................W ........ 80-71C.W. Post ..............................W ........85-80at Phila. Textile ....................W ......103-86at St. Anselm ....................... L .........80-92at Stonehill........................... L .........81-88Dowling ................................W ........68-61atSpringfield .......................W ........ 77-71vs. Pace ................................ L .........62-63vs. Stonehill .........................W ........73-69vs. Franklin Pierce ...............W ........ 83-74Mercy ...................................W ..... 112-64American Int’l ......................W ......100-68at Keene State.....................W ........ 77-71Lowell ...................................W ........79-68at Quinnipiac .......................W ........67-65Bridgeport ............................W ........80-78at Southern Conn. ...............W ........ 74-60Sacred Heart .......................W ........78-73Keene State .........................W ........96-70at New Hampshire............... L .........78-87at Lowell ............................... L .........64-72Southern Conn. ...................W ........66-59at Bridgeport .......................W ........94-92New Hampshire ................... L .........76-79Quinnipiac ............................W ........89-80at Sacred Heart ...................W ........73-70Keene State*.......................W ........78-65at New Hampshire* ............W ........83-80Sacred Heart* ..................... L .........75-80New Hampshire#................. L ......... 70-71St. Anselm# ......................... L .........88-94* - NECC Playoffs# - NCAA Playoffs


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1987-88 (26-5)Head Coach: Stu GroveConcordia .............................W ....117-100at Mercy ...............................W ......116-70at C.W. Post .........................W ........87-85Phila. Textile .........................W ........93-66St. Anselm ............................W ......113-85at Dowling ............................ L .......91-100Springfield ............................W ........86-80vs. Mercy ..............................W ......110-87vs. St. Thomas ..................... L .........88-92vs. Franklin Pierce ...............W ........98-82at American Int’l ..................W ......102-78at Franklin Pierce ................W ........ 98-74Quinnipiac ............................W ......103-80at Lowell ...............................W ........72-65Keene State .........................W ........92-83Bridgeport ............................W ........93-84Southern Conn. ...................W ......103-69at Sacred Heart ...................W ........87-85at Keene State.....................W ......102-87at Quinnipiac .......................W ......102-88New Hampshire ...................W ........86-73Lowell ...................................W ........88-78at Southern Conn. ...............W ........93-68at Bridgeport .......................W ........93-82at New Hampshire ....... L .........76-95at Franklin Pierce ................W ........86-73Sacred Heart .......................W ........ 81-61at Sacred Heart* .................W ......111-99Lowell* ................................. L ......... 74-87Quinnipiac# .........................W ........90-65Lowell# ................................. L .........72-84* - NECC Playoffs# - NCAA Playoffs

1988-89 (19-12)Head Coach: Stu GroveMercy ...................................W ........ 94-71at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........81-89at Phila. Textile .................... L .......83-105at St. Anselm ....................... L .........58-97Mansfield .............................W ......105-94Dowling ................................W ........78-70atSpringfield .......................W ........72-70vs. Concordia .......................W ........93-62vs. Stonehill ......................... L ...... 92-112vs. Franklin Pierce ...............W ........78-77American Int’l ......................W ........85-83C.W. Post ..............................W ........ 83-71at Keene State.....................W ........86-72at Lowell ............................... L .........80-88Bridgeport ............................W ........94-91at New Hampshire............... L .........89-98Southern Conn. ...................W ........72-63Franklin Pierce .....................W ........97-95at Sacred Heart ................... L .........85-90Lowell ...................................W ........ 88-71Quinnipiac ............................W ........93-78at Bridgeport ....................... L .... 118-126New Hampshire ...................W ........93-88Sacred Heart ....................... L .........81-94Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........73-92Keene State .........................W ........83-79at Southern Conn. ...............W ......104-90at New Hampshire* ............W ........88-87at Sacred Heart* .................W ........87-82at Bridgeport* ..................... L .... 104-113C.W. Post# ........................... L .........62-85* - NECC Playoffs# - ECAC Tournament

1989-90 (21-10)Head Coach: Stu GroveSpringfield ............................W ........70-66Mercy ...................................W ........ 83-74Quinnipiac ............................W ......102-93Phila. Textile .........................W ........95-91St. Anselm ............................W ........99-75Mansfield .............................W ........81-80Concordia .............................W ......100-88C.W. Post ..............................W ........89-78Dowling ................................W ........ 85-74St. Thomas Aq.# .................. L .........85-87St. Michael# ........................W ........80-75American Int’l ...................... L .........83-87Keene State .........................W ........90-81Lowell ...................................W ........81-69Bridgeport ............................W ........94-85New Hampshire ...................W ........90-89Southern Conn. ...................W ........69-68Franklin Pierce .....................W ........72-67Sacred Heart .......................W ........ 71-68Lowell ................................... L .........94-96Quinnipiac ............................W ........94-91Bridgeport ............................ L .........80-95New Hampshire ................... L .........84-99Sacred Heart ....................... L .........70-94Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........59-61Keene State .........................W ........82-78Southern Conn. ...................W ........97-86Lowell* .................................W ........84-78Bridgeport* ......................... L .... 109-118Bridgeport& ......................... L .........78-83New Hampshire& ................ L .........88-91# - Doc Jacobs Classic* - NECC Playoffs & - NCAA

1990-91 (16-12)Head Coach: Stu Grovevs. Merrimack ...................... L .........88-94Mercy ...................................W ..... 122-83Quinnipiac ............................W ........ 74-68at St. Anselm .......................W ........96-81at Concordia ........................W ......106-99at Keene State.....................W ......108-70atSpringfield .......................W ........96-89American Int’l ......................W ........80-64Dowling ................................W ... 102-101W. Texas St# ........................ L .........73-96St. Cloud# ............................ L .......98-101at Phila. Textile .................... L .......81-104at St. Rose ...........................W ... 108-101at Lowell ............................... L .......84-103Bridgeport ............................ L ......... 70-74at New Hampshire............... L .......74-104Southern Conn. ...................W ........76-70Franklin Pierce .....................W ........79-68at Sacred Heart ................... L .......94-101Lowell ................................... L ......... 87-91at Bridgeport ....................... L .......89-104New Hampshire ...................W ........88-66Sacred Heart .......................W ........83-72at Franklin Pierce ................ L .........80-91CW Post ................................W ......104-91Keene State .........................W ........87-78at Southern Conn. ...............W ........78-77at New Hampshire* ............ L .......85-100#-Cal-StateBakersfieldClassic* - NECC Playoffs

1991-92 (17-11)Head Coach: Stu Groveat Merrimack# ..................... L .......82-104vs. St. Michael’s# ................W ........78-66Queens .................................W ........94-65at Quinnipiac .......................W ........84-79St., Anselm ...........................W ........91-85Concordia .............................W ........92-82Springfield ............................W ........84-77at American In’tl ..................W ........83-75Teikyo-Post ...........................W ........89-66at Dowling ............................W ........90-75at Le Moyne .........................W ........98-82Phila. Textile .........................W ........73-72Southampton .......................W ........80-67Keene State .........................W ........ 84-74UMass-Lowell....................... L .........84-85at Bridgeport ....................... L .......69-104New Hampshire ................... L .........82-86at Southern Conn. ............... L .........82-84at Franklin Pierce ................ L ......... 74-87Sacred Heart .......................W ........ 91-87at UMass-Lowell ..................W ........84-82Bridgeport ............................ L .........53-58at New Hampshire............... L ......... 76-77at Sacred Heart ................... L .........85-87Franklin Pierce .....................W ........94-90Southern Conn. ................... L .......83-102at Keene State.....................W ........ 71-66at Southern Conn.* ............. L .........82-94# - N. England Tip-off Tourney* - NECC Playoffs

1992-93 (13-14)Head Coach: Stu GroveMercy ...................................W ........95-79Quinnipiac ............................ L ......... 73-74Bridgeport$ .........................W ... 105-102at E. Stroudsburg$ ..............W ........82-64atSpringfield ....................... L .........66-70American Int’l ...................... L .......96-102at Rollins .............................. L .........85-92at Florida Tech ..................... L .........81-85New York Tech .....................W ......114-82New Hampshire ................... L .... 102-103at Concordia ........................W ......110-66Keene State .........................W ......108-85UMass-Lowell....................... L ......... 74-94Bridgeport ............................W ......106-96Le Moyne .............................W ... 109-106 at Southern Conn. ............... L .........82-91at Franklin Pierce ................ L .......76-106Sacred Heart ....................... L .........88-99at New Hampshire............... L .......91-100UMass-Lowell.......................W ........97-78at Le Moyne ......................... L .......93-100 Sacred Heart ....................... L .......96-102Franklin Pierce .....................W ........76-70Dowling ................................W ......101-76Southern Conn. ...................W ........96-83at Keene State.....................W ......109-93at Franklin Pierce* .............. L .........78-88$ - at Pocono Classic* - NECC Playoffs

1993-94 (6-21)Head Coach: Stu Groveat Merrimack# ..................... L ......... 68-74vs. Stonehill# ....................... L .......92-117at Quinnipiac ....................... L .........62-86vs. Pace@ ............................. L .........57-58vs. Sacred Heart@ ............... L .........79-98Springfield ............................ L .........76-80at American Int’l .................. L ....... 74-107Teikyo-Post ...........................W ........95-89Mercy$ .................................W ......111-66Norfolk State$ ..................... L .........68-82Keene State .........................W ........68-58at UMass-Lowell .................. L .........77-79at Bridgeport ....................... L .........61-89New Hampshire ................... L .......91-102Le Moyne ............................. L .........87-90at Southern Conn. ...............W ........67-63at Franklin Pierce ................ L .........67-86Sacred Heart ....................... L ......... 71-73at New Hampshire............... L .......68-115UMass-Lowell....................... L .........89-95Bridgeport ............................ L .........77-91at Le Moyne ......................... L .......67-100at Sacred Heart ................... L .........70-82Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........63-70Southern Conn. ...................W ........68-64at Keene State.....................W ........90-62at Franklin Pierce* .............. L .........68-82#-Tip Off Tournament@-E. Stroudsburg Tourney$- Doc Jacobs Classic*- NECC Playoffs

1994-95 (9-18)Head Coach: Stu GroveAssumption% .......................W ....117-109American Int’l% ................... L .........79-88Quinnipiac ............................ L .......82-101Clarion! ................................. L .........70-78Dist. of Columbia! ................W ........77-72Concordia .............................W ........98-80at Keene State..................... L .........72-76Bryant................................... L .........57-62Concordia^ ...........................W ........79-43Dowling^ .............................. L .........76-79Teikyo-Post ...........................W ........93-88New Hampshire ................... L .........84-88Keene State .........................W ........89-68at UMass-Lowell .................. L .... 103-106at Bridgeport ....................... L .......92-100Le Moyne ............................. L .......93-104at Southern Conn. ...............W ........ 74-69at Franklin Pierce ................ L .........79-84Sacred Heart ....................... L .........80-87UMass-Lowell....................... L .........80-83Bridgeport ............................ L .........80-90at Le Moyne ......................... L ......... 67-71at New Hampshire............... L .........64-89at Sacred Heart ...................W ........87-69 Franklin Pierce .....................W ........79-70Southern Conn. ................... L .........73-75New Hampshire* ................ L .........72-89%- Constitution Classic Tourn.! - Pocono Classic& Dowling Tournament*- NECC Playoffs


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1995-96 (10-16)Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorStonehill$............................. L ......... 71-81St. Michael$ ........................ L .........78-95at Teikyo-Post ......................W ........78-73at Quinnipiac .......................W ........92-69at Albany .............................. L ......... 62-74at Le Moyne ......................... L .........69-72at Sacred Heart ................... L ......... 68-74Bridgeport ............................ L .........78-87Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........69-73Keene State .........................W ......108-80Stony Brook .........................W ........66-58at UMass-Lowell .................. L .........61-64at New Hampshire............... L .........75-85American Int’l ......................W ........79-57at Stony Brook .....................W ........ 82-71Sacred Heart ....................... L .........82-88Le Moyne ............................. L .........57-60at Bridgeport .......................W ........ 82-74New Hampshire ................... L .........63-72UMass-Lowell.......................W ........76-73Southern Conn. ................... L .........76-78at Keene State.....................W ........98-77at Franklin Pierce ................ L .........65-83at Bryant .............................. L .........70-73Albany ..................................W ........65-63at Southern Conn. ............... L .........65-69$ - Constitution Classic

1996-97(5-22)Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorQuinnipiac College .............. L .........76-84Southampton$ .................... L .........89-99Assumption College$ .......... L .........80-92Bryant College ..................... L .........88-99Teikyo-Post ..........................W ........95-90at New Hampshire............... L .........69-95Franklin Pierce ..................... L .........61-85Bentley College# ................. L .........66-87Queens College# ................. L .........58-73at American International ... L .........64-88at Stony Brook ..................... L .........45-59at Sacred Heart ................... L .........67-83Southern Conn. ................... L ......... 74-91Stony Brook ......................... L .........53-66at Bridgeport .......................W ........87-77at Albany .............................. L .........62-95at UMass-Lowell .................. L .........70-83Albany .................................. L .......70-104at Keene State.....................W ...92-81 otat Southern Conn. ............... L ......... 74-98UMass-Lowell....................... L .........55-65New Hampshire ................... L .........64-82at Franklin Pierce ................ L .........55-96Sacred Heart ....................... L .......87-116Keene State .........................W ........ 75-74Bridgeport ............................W ........75-68New Hampshire*................. L .........60-78* - NECC Tournament at Albany$ - Constitution Classic# - Bentley College Tournament

1997-98(7-21)Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorSt. Michael’s $..................... L .........67-78Stonehill $............................ L .........79-91Quinnipiac ............................ L .........70-81Merrimack % ........................ L .........73-80New York Tech % .................W ........80-76Dowling ................................ L .........66-77Sacred Heart * .................... L .......73-100Albany * ............................... L .........62-73at UMass-Lowell * ...............W ........63-62New Hampshire Col* .......... L ......... 74-90at Lynn ................................. L ...... 78-112at Barry ................................ L .........68-84at Franklin Pierce * .............W ........58-55at Stony Brook * .................. L .........53-58UMass-Lowell * ...................W ........57-50at Bridgeport * ....................W ........ 75-74Southern Conn. * ................ L .........62-72Stony Brook * ...................... L .........76-94AIC ........................................ L .........65-73at Albany * ........................... L .........79-87at Sacred Heart * ................ L .........76-89at New Hampshire Col. * .... L .........54-80Bridgeport * ........................W ........75-65at Southern Conn. * ............ L .........73-85Franklin Pierce * ................. L .........57-73at Bryant .............................. L .........72-75UMass-Lowell # ...................W ........80-65at Franklin Pierce # ............. L .........54-73$ St. Michael’s Tournament% Constitution Classic at SCSU* NECC Game#NECC Tournament

1998-99 (9-18)Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorBryant College .....................W ........ 91-81Bentley College .................... L ......... 71-79@ Dowling ............................ L .........75-94St. Michael’s ........................ L .........72-94@ UMass-Lowell* ................ L .........63-79Sacred Heart* .....................W ........78-61v. Pitt-Johnstown! ................ L .........79-88@ E. Stroudsburg! ................W ........72-67Bridgeport* .........................W ........ 81-74@ Albany* ............................ L ......... 73-74@ Bentley ............................. L .........54-97New Hampshire College* ... L ......... 59-71@ Bridgeport* .....................W ........88-66@ AIC .................................... L .........55-72@ N. Hampshire College* ... L .........64-67Stony Brook* .......................W . 76-61(OT)@ Franklin Pierce* ..............W ........62-48UMass-Lowell* .................... L .........79-83Southern CT* ...................... L .........65-81Albany* ................................W ........86-78@ Binghamton* ................... L .........59-65@ Sacred Heart* ................. L ......... 71-85Binghamton* ....................... L .........78-79@ Stony Brook* ................... L .........61-70Franklin Pierce* .................. L ......... 71-75@ Southern CT* ..................W ........77-72@ Southern CT# .................. L .........57-66 * NECC Game! @ East Stroudburg Tournament# NECC Tournament

1999-2000 (8-19)Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorAIC ........................................ L .........59-75@ Bryant College ................. L .........65-93@ St. Michael’s College....... L .........69-90Bentley College .................... L .........65-90@ Southampton ................... L .........65-69Nyack College .....................W ........67-65@ UMass-Lowell* ................ L .........66-79@ L.I.U. ................................. L .........59-78@ Merrimack College .......... L .........60-82NH College* ......................... L .........76-80Adelphi University ................W ........69-62@ SCSU* .............................. L .........53-81@ Felician College* .............W ........90-72@ Binghamton* ................... L .........67-80Teikyo-Post University* .......W ........76-69@ Bridgeport* .....................W ........87-62Felician College* .................W ........82-67UMass-Lowell* .................... L .. 70-81(OT)Merrimack College .............. L .........77-86SCSU* .................................. L ......... 70-71Bridgeport* .........................W ........90-78@ Franklin Pierce& .............. L ......... 54-71@ Teikyo-Post*.....................W ........68-67@ NH College* ..................... L .........77-98Binghamton* ....................... L .. 80-88(OT)Franklin Pierce* .................. L .........60-63at Franklin Pierce# .............. L .........60-69* NECC Game# NECC Conference Tournament

2000-2001 (7-20)Head Coach: Jay Youngvs. New York Tech ................ L .........75-84vs. Bridgeport ......................W ........62-56at Stonehill........................... L .........49-52Bloomsburg ......................... L .........63-72Teikyo-Post ........................... L .........49-78UMass Lowell....................... L ......... 51-71American International ....... L .........67-92vs. East Stroudsburg ........... L .........62-67vs. West Liberty ...................W ........69-68Bryant...................................W ........68-61vs. Southampton ................. L .........63-72vs. Lock Haven .................... L ..80-84(2OT)vs. Stonehill ......................... L .. 60-65(OT)at Adelphi ............................. L .........56-63Bentley .................................W ........72-65Assumption .......................... L .........78-84at Bentley ............................. L .........62-69at American International ... L .........57-59at Teikyo-Post ......................W ........64-55St. Michael’s ........................ L .........63-87at Binghamton .....................W ........73-67at Southern Connecticut ..... L 71-84(2OT)Philadelphia University .......W ........66-60Southern Connecticut ......... L .........93-99St. Anselm ............................ L .........72-75at Philadelphia University ... L .........56-87at New Hampshire College . L .........65-78

2001-2002 (14-13)Head Coach: Jay YoungWheeling Jesuit ...................W ........67-54at Fairmont State ................ L .........68-69Millersville ............................W ........67-61at Bloomsburg ..................... L .........83-89at Bryant .............................. L .........56-62at So. New Hampshire ........ L .........65-81Bloomsburg .........................W ........77-60Stonehill College .................W ........66-51at College of St. Rose .......... L .........77-95Green Mountain ..................W ........79-56Bentley ................................. L .........63-68St. Thomas ...........................W ........55-44Pittsburgh ............................W ........77-57Adelphi U. ............................. L .........56-69at American International ... L .... 63-6(OT)at Assumption ..................... L .......96-105at Bentley College ...............W ........77-73Clarion ..................................W ........87-75Merrimack College ..............W ........70-68at Green Mountain ..............W ........65-60at St. Michael’s.................... L ......... 63-74at St. Anselm ...................... L .........72-85at Southern Connecticut ..... L ......... 71-77College of St. Rose ..............W ........82-66at Teikyo-Post U. ..................W ........77-65So. New Hampshire.............W ......102-98at Clarion ............................. L ......... 67-74

2002-03 (21-10, 17-7 NYCAC)Head Coach: Jay Young@ C.W. Post .......................... L .........62-72@ Concordia .........................W ........77-60@ Philadelphia ..................... L ......... 71-80Queens ................................. L ......... 71-75Dowling ................................W ........98-75AIC ........................................W ........ 81-74NYIT ......................................W ........67-51Southampton .......................W ........87-68@ Molloy ...............................W ........83-78Mercy ...................................W ........70-51SCSU ....................................W ........59-56Philadelphia .........................W ........62-61Adelphi .................................W ........73-53C.W. Post ..............................W ........69-55at Dowling ............................W ........67-52at Bentley ............................. L ......... 48-71Concordia (N.Y.) ..................W ........79-42at New York Tech ................. L .........57-66Queens (N.Y.) ......................W ........66-52St. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........82-54at St. Thomas Aquinas ........W ........66-46at Southampton ..................W ........ 74-69Molloy ...................................W ........69-59Bridgeport ............................ L ......... 74-78at Mercy ...............................W ........58-47at Bridgeport ....................... L .........63-68at Adelphi ............................. L .........60-73Philadelphia + .....................W ........72-59at C.W. Post + ...................... L .........69-77vs. So. New Hampshire ^ ....W ........ 76-71vs. C.W. Post ^ ..................... L .........61-78+ NYCAC Tournament^ NCAA Tournament

2003-2004 (21-9)Head Coach: Jay Youngat Southern Connecticut .....W ........68-42at Queens (N.Y.) ................... L .........69-76at New York Tech ................. L .........66-69C.W. Post ..............................W ........ 78-74at Adelphi .............................W ........67-48at Mercy ...............................W ........72-64Molloy ................................... L .........60-61at American International ...W ........70-59at Dowling ............................W ........75-70at Philadelphia .................... L .....76-86 otSt. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........66-55at Bridgeport .......................W ........57-40Dowling ................................W ........ 71-63Bridgeport ............................ L .....82-87 otat Concordia (N.Y.)...............W ........78-76Bentley .................................W ........87-75Southampton .......................W ......101-65New York Tech .....................W ....94-91 otat Southampton ..................W ........73-64at Molloy ..............................W ........86-83at C.W. Post ......................... L .........77-82Adelphi .................................W ........80-67Mercy ...................................W ........82-59Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........84-75Queens (N.Y.) .......................W ........85-60Philadelphia .........................W ........73-59at St. Thomas Aquinas ........ L .........64-67at Bridgeport + ....................W ........68-63vs. Philadelphia + ................ L .........61-64vs. So. New Hampshire ^ .... L ......... 67-74+ NYCAC Tournament^ NCAA Tournament

2004-2005 (15-14)Head Coach: Jay YoungPace ..................................... L ......... 74-81C.W. Post .............................. L .........54-67at St. Thomas Aquinas ........ L .........56-65at Philadelphia U. ................ L ......... 62-74Adelphi ................................. L .........55-63Southampton .......................W ........68-41at Bentley ............................. L .........57-78American International .......W ........63-57at New York Tech ................. L .........57-64at Bridgeport ....................... L .........52-53Dowling ................................W ... 82-79 otat Queens (N.Y.) ................... L .........57-60Philadelphia U. ....................W ........83-52at Molloy ..............................W ........63-50at C.W. Post ......................... L .........50-66Bridgeport ............................ L .........52-54at Adelphi ............................. L .........35-50Mercy ...................................W ........54-50Queens (N.Y.) .......................W ........79-75Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........65-42at Southampton ..................W ........65-57at Concordia (N.Y.)...............W ........69-48Molloy ...................................W ........78-49St. Thomas Aquinas ............W ........64-60New York Tech ..................... L .........58-59at Dowling ............................W ........66-64at Mercy ...............................W ........60-52at Adelphi + .........................W ........56-41vs. Queens (N.Y.) + .............. L .........55-58+ NYCAC Tournament

2005-2006 (10-18)Head Coach: Al SeibertAssumption ..........................W ....62-61 otat Le Moyne ......................... L .........79-84at UMass Lowell .................. L .........50-67Dowling ................................W ... 60-55 otC.W.Post ............................... L ......... 66-71New York Tech ..................... L .........54-60at Molloy .............................. L .........60-84Bentley .................................W ........89-68vs Merrimack ....................... L .........50-72at Pace ................................. L .........59-75at American International ... L .........65-67at Queens (N.Y.) ................... L .........60-73at Adelphi ............................. L .........51-68Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........70-61St. Thomas Aquinas ............ L .........62-72Mercy ...................................W ........79-62at Bridgeport ....................... L .........61-66at Dowling ............................ L .........45-67at C.W. Post .........................W ........63-59at New York Tech .................W ........69-58Bridgeport ............................ L .........80-87Molloy ...................................W ........82-77Queens (N.Y.) ....................... L .........61-67Adelphi ................................. L .........49-66at Concordia (N.Y.)............... L .....76-82 otat STAC .................................W ........64-58at Mercy ...............................W ........70-60at Bridgeport + .................... L .........70-77+ NYCAC Tournament

2006-2007 (9-19)Head Coach: Al SeibertUMass Lowell....................... L .........54-70vs. Franklin Pierce ...............W ........73-59at St. Michael’s.................... L .........79-91at Mercy* ............................. L .........69-76Bridgeport* ......................... L .........69-81at Queens (N.Y.)* ................ L .........67-84at New York Tech* ............... L ......... 54-74at #4 Bentley ....................... L .........62-81at Post U. ............................. L .........61-83at Adelphi* ..........................W ........61-59at Dowling* .......................... L .........64-72American International ....... L .........53-68at C.W. Post* ....................... L .........65-81Molloy* ................................ L .........62-75at St. Thomas Aquinas*...... L .........54-76Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........72-62Mercy* .................................W ........70-60at Bridgeport* ..................... L .........49-60Queens (N.Y.)* .....................W ........73-65at Molloy* ............................ L .........55-73New York Tech* ................... L .........61-80Adelphi* ............................... L ......... 60-74Dowling* ..............................W ........78-64C.W. Post* ...........................W ........77-68Southern New Hampshire .. L ......... 71-86St. Thomas Aquinas* ..........W ........61-53at Concordia (N.Y.)...............W ........73-66at New York Tech% .............. L .........59-66%-ECCQuarterfinals* - ECC game

2007-2008 (11-16, 7-13 ECC)Head Coach: Al Seibertat Southern New Hamp. ..... L ......... 57-74Felician College ...................W ........87-83Southern Conn. State U. ..... L ......... 74-76at Concordia (N.Y.)* ............W ........86-76Mercy College* ....................W ........83-63at Bridgeport* ..................... L .........64-75Adelphi University* .............W ........58-48at Molloy College* ............... L ......... 74-81at Lynn University % ............ L .........57-69vs. Barry University % ..........W ........53-49at American International ...W ........ 71-67N.Y. Institute of Tech.* ........ L .........60-65at Dowling College* ............ L .........58-78#25 C.W. Post* ................... L .........62-78BloomfieldCollege ..............W ........92-73St. Thomas Aquinas* ..........W ........75-69Concordia (N.Y.)*................. L .........69-73Queens (N.Y.)* .....................W ........73-56at Mercy College* ............... L .. 69-70(OT)Bridgeport* ......................... L .........76-88at Queens College* ............. L .........63-73Molloy College* ...................W ........81-55at N.Y. Institute of Tech.* .... L .........68-70at Adelphi University* ......... L .........50-66Dowling College* .................W ........76-65at #10 C.W. Post* ............... L .........67-85at St. Thomas Aquinas*...... L .........61-65*-East Coast Conference Game%- Pepsi/DoubleTree Guest Suites Holi-day Classic (Boca Raton, Fla.)

2008-2009 (8-19, 6-16 NE-10)Head Coach: Al SeibertGoldey Beacom ................... L .........75-83Stonehill *............................ L .........59-70at Le Moyne * ...................... L .........61-64St. Anselm * ........................ L .........65-72St. Michael’s *.....................W ........62-52at Southern Connecticut * .W ........59-44#13 Bentley * ......................W ........70-61at So. New Hampshire * ..... L .........55-69Southern Connecticut .........W ........64-51Molloy ...................................W ........68-59at Felician ............................ L .........47-67at Pace * .............................. L .........78-86St. Rose * ............................W ........62-61Post ...................................... L .........45-50at American International * L .........48-63Assumption * ...................... L .........58-68at Franklin Pierce * ............. L .........59-68Umass-Lowell * ................... L .........70-77at St. Michael’s * ................W . 58-52(OT)at St. Anselm * .................... L .........67-77Le Moyne * .......................... L .........60-65American International * .... L .........56-64at Assumption * .................. L .........57-75Franklin Pierce * .................W ........61-42So. New Hampshire * ......... L .........57-67at UMass-Lowell * ............... L .........52-77at Merrimack * .................... L ......... 63-74*-Northeast-10 Conference Game

2009-2010 (5-22, 5-17 NE-10)Head Coach: Al Seibertat Molloy College ................. L .........67-70at American Int’l * ............... L .........65-80Assumption * ...................... L .........77-90Le Moyne * .......................... L .........79-80at St. Rose * ........................ L .........65-72at Pace University * ............ L .........61-85Adelphi University * ............ L .........49-59at Goldey-Beacom ............... L .........73-84vs. Nyack College! ............... L .........62-65vs.BloomfieldCollege! ........ L .........68-88at Southern Connecticut .....W ........63-58Bentley * .............................. L .........50-51at UMass-Lowell * ............... L .........48-67Franklin Pierce * .................W . 72-71(OT)at Stonehill College * .......... L .........58-72at St. Michael’s * ................ L .........66-72St. Anselm * ........................ L .........56-57at So. New Hampshire * ..... L .........69-80Merrimack College * ........... L .........70-80American Int’l * ................... L .........57-64Southern Connecticut * ......W ........62-47at Assumption * ..................W ........ 71-68at Le Moyne * ...................... L .........66-67St. Rose * ............................ L .........66-82Pace University * .................W ........60-57Merrimack College * ........... L .........86-91at Adelphi University * ........ L .........48-79*-Northeast-10 Conference Game! -At Adelphi in Garden City, N.Y.

2010-11 (8-18, 6-16 NE-10)Head Coach: Ted Hotalingat Mercy ...............................W ........76-56American International* ..... L .........78-62at Caldwell ........................... L .........88-70at Assumption * .................. L ......... 75-71at Le Moyne * ...................... L ......... 74-70St. Rose * ............................ L .........81-69Pace * ..................................W ........64-55at Adelphi * ......................... L .........62-47atBloomfield ....................... L .........85-75at Southern Connecticut * .W ........57-54at #22 Bentley * ................. L .........61-56UMass-Lowell * ................... L .........68-51at Franklin Pierce * ............. L .........50-46Stonehill *............................ L .........78-57St. Michael’s *..................... L .........63-56at St. Anselm* ..................... L .........88-59So. New Hampshire * .........W ........72-51at Merrimack College * ...... L .........89-70N.Y. Institute of Tech. ..........W ........65-61at American International * L ......... 81-61Southern Connecticut * ...... L .........75-57Assumption * ......................W ........79-54Le Moyne * ..........................W ........ 61-57at St. Rose * ........................ L .........84-73at Pace * .............................. L ......... 83-71Adelphi * ..............................W ........ 73-71*-Northeast-10 Conference Game


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2012-13 (20-9, 16-6 NE-10)Head Coach: Ted HotalingDowling ................................ L ...73-77(OT)at Saint Rose* ..................... L .........69-83Queens .................................W ........68-44at Adelphi* .......................... L .........54-62at Assumption* ................... L .........56-57at Le Moyne* ....................... L ......... 58-71American Int’l* ....................W ........65-58So. Connecticut St.* ...........W ........72-67Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........77-60at Molloy ..............................W ........62-47Pace* ...................................W ........87-59Stonehill*.............................W ........63-50at Merrimack* .....................W ........65-57at Franklin Pierce* ..............W ........53-50So. New Hampshire* ..........W ........75-60Saint Michael’s* .................W ........66-63at Bentley* ..........................W ........50-48at Saint Anselm* ................. L .........52-72Massachusetts Lowell* ......W ........73-66Adelphi* ............................... L .........59-64at Pace* ...............................W ........62-52Assumption* .......................W .. 70-64(OT)Le Moyne* ...........................W ........73-38at American Int’l* ................W ........60-50at So. Connecticut St.* .......W ........73-70Saint Rose* .........................W . 60-59(2OT)So. New Hampshire% .......... L ...75-79(OT)vs Dominican (N.Y.)^ ...........W ........73-66vs Franklin Pierce^ .............. L .........63-80*-Northeast-10 Conference game%-Northeast-10 Conference tournament^-NCAA Tournament

2013-14 (21-9, 14-6 NE-10)Head Coach: Ted Hotalingat Holy Family ...................... L .........43-56Concordia (N.Y.) ...................W ........73-42Le Moyne* ........................... L ......... 71-79at Pace* ...............................W ........73-62at American Int’l* ................W ........ 74-52atBloomfield .......................W ........67-62Adelphi* ...............................W ........83-55Saint Rose* .........................W ........69-56at Merrimack .......................W ........83-53at So. Connecticut St.* ....... L .. 74-82(OT)So. New Hampshire.............W ........61-55at Dowling ............................W ........66-59Saint Anselm* ..................... L .. 83-85(OT)at Assumption* ...................W ........70-51at Saint Michael’s* .............W ........78-68Franklin Pierce* .................. L .........68-69Bentley* ...............................W ........72-70at Stonehill* ........................W ........67-63at So. New Hampshire* ......W ........59-57Merrimack* .........................W ........56-51So. Connecticut St.* ........... L .........72-78at Saint Rose* ..................... L ......... 74-78at Le Moyne* .......................W ........61-60Pace* ...................................W ........75-52American Int’l* ....................W ........68-57at Adelphi* ..........................W ........70-67SAINT MICHAEL’S% ...............W .........83-65at Saint Anselm% ..................W .........85-58at No. 6 So. Connecticut St. ..L .......... 71-73vsBloomfield^ ..................... L .........57-59*-Northeast-10 Conference game%-Northeast-10 Conference tournament^-NCAA Tournament

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Year Games W L Pct. Head Coach1961-62 ............ 20 ........... 15 ........... 5 ..............750........................ Don Ormrod1962-63............ 23 ........... 18 ........... 5 ..............783........................ Don Ormrod1963-64............ 25 ........... 22 ........... 3 ..............880........................ Don Ormrod1964-65............ 25 ........... 23 ........... 2 ..............920........................ Don Ormrod1965-66............ 31 ........... 29 ........... 2 ..............935........................ Don Ormrod1966-67............ 22 ........... 17 ........... 5 ..............773 ........................ Don Ormrod1967-68............ 31 ........... 18 .......... 13 .............581 ...........................Don Burns1968-69............ 25 ........... 22 ........... 3 ..............880...........................Don Burns1969-70............ 22 ........... 14 ........... 8 ..............636...........................Don Burns1970-71 ............ 21 ............ 3 ........... 18 .............167 ...........................Don Burns1971-72 ............ 23 ........... 11 .......... 12 .............478 ...........................Don Burns1972-73 ............ 24 ........... 11 .......... 13 .............458...........................Don Burns1973-74 ............ 25 ........... 13 .......... 12 .............520...........................Don Burns1974-75 ............ 24 ............ 9 ........... 15 .............375 ...........................Don Burns1975-76 ............ 25 ........... 13 .......... 12 .............520........................... Bill Farrow1976-77 ............ 26 ........... 10 .......... 16 .............385........................... Bill Farrow1977-78 ............ 24 ........... 12 .......... 12 .............500........................... Bill Farrow1978-79 ............ 27 ........... 16 .......... 11 .............593........................... Bill Farrow1979-80 ............ 27 ............ 7 ........... 20 .............259........Bill Farrow/Gary Bello1980-81 ............ 26 ........... 15 .......... 11 .............577 ............................ Stu Grove1981-82 ............ 27 ........... 18 ........... 9 ..............667............................ Stu Grove1982-83............ 29 ........... 18 .......... 11 .............621 ............................ Stu Grove1983-84 ........... 29 ........... 17 .......... 12 .............586............................ Stu Grove1984-85 ........... 29 ........... 16 .......... 13 .............552............................ Stu Grove1985-86............ 28 ........... 19 ........... 9 ..............679............................ Stu Grove1986-87 ............ 32 ........... 23 ........... 9 ..............719 ............................ Stu Grove1987-88 ............ 31 ........... 26 ........... 5 ..............839............................ Stu Grove1988-89............ 31 ........... 19 .......... 12 .............613 ............................ Stu Grove1989-90............ 31 ........... 21 .......... 10 .............677 ............................ Stu Grove1990-91 ............ 28 ........... 16 .......... 12 .............571 ............................ Stu Grove1991-92 ............ 28 ........... 17 .......... 11 .............607 ............................ Stu Grove1992-93............ 27 ........... 13 .......... 14 .............481 ............................ Stu Grove1993-94............ 27 ............ 6 ........... 21 .............222............................ Stu Grove1994-95............ 27 ............ 9 ........... 18 .............333............................ Stu Grove1995-96............ 26 ........... 10 .......... 16 .............385...................... Jim O’Connor1996-97 ............ 27 ............ 5 ........... 22 .............185 ...................... Jim O’Connor1997-98 ............ 28 ............ 7 ........... 21 .............250...................... Jim O’Connor1998-99............ 27 ............ 9 ........... 18 .............333...................... Jim O’Connor1999-00............ 27 ............ 8 ........... 19 .............296...................... Jim O’Connor2000-01 ............ 27 ............ 7 ........... 20 .............259............................ Jay Young2001-02 ............ 27 ........... 14 .......... 13 .............519 ............................ Jay Young2002-03 ........... 31 ........... 21 .......... 10 .............677 ............................ Jay Young2003-04 ........... 30 ........... 21 ........... 9 ..............700............................ Jay Young2004-05 ........... 29 ........... 15 .......... 14 .............517 ............................ Jay Young2005-06 ........... 28 ........... 10 .......... 18 .............357 ............................ Al Seibert2006-07 ............ 28 ............ 9 ........... 19 .............321 ............................ Al Seibert2007-08 ............ 27 ........... 11 .......... 16 .............407 ............................ Al Seibert2008-09 ........... 27 ............ 8 ........... 19 .............296............................ Al Seibert2009-10 ............ 27 ............ 5 ........... 22 .............227 ............................ Al Seibert2010-11 ............ 26 ............ 8 ........... 18 .............308........................Ted Hotaling2011-12 ............ 28 ........... 15 .......... 13 .............536........................Ted Hotaling2012-13 ............ 29 ........... 20 ........... 9 ..............690........................Ted Hotaling2013-14 ............ 30 ........... 21 ........... 9 ..............700........................Ted HotalingTotals ...............1429.........760 ........ 669 ............532 .........................53 Seasons

ALL-TIME ROSTERThe following list represents all players who have worn a New Haven basketball varsity uniform entering this season. Basketball has been a varsity sport at the University of New Haven since 1961. (Key: first year listed - first year of first year played, second year - second year of final year played) Example: 1991-93 - played 1991-92 season and 1992-93 season). We welcome all verifiable corrections or additions to this list.

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Jeffery Adkins Jr., G, 2010-14Kingsley Aguh, G, 2008-10Alberto Alberdi, G, 1998-03Andoni Alberdi, G/F, 2000-01Jarred Alford, G, 2007-08Phil Andros, F, 1963-67Fred Allen, G, 1961-62Jim Allen, G, 1975-79Eric Anderson, F, 2011-14Sal Arminio, F, 1961-62Dwayne Arrington, G,1992-96Louis Arroyo, G, 1973-74Lou Ayala, F, 1994-95Kemar Bailey, G, 2003-04Stan Bakoledis, G, 1962-63Ade Barek, F, 2011-12Ron Barone, G, 1989-93Bruce Barrett, G, 1982-83Bill Battle, G, 1966-70Gary Battle, G, 1987-91Manny Beauduy, F, 1999-00Micah Bennett, F, 1996-99Anthony Bethune, F, 1993-95Marvin Billups, G, 2007-08Larry Black, F, 1973-74Anthony Blades, F/C, 1978-80Willie Bonds, F, 1967-69Jon Bradley, G, 2008-09Jamaal Brooks, G, 2001-05Ben Bowers, F, 1986-88David Brown, C, 1962-65Robert Brown, G, 1975-76Wayne Bush, F, 1977-78Stephen Bynum, F, 1996-98Jamaal Camah, F, 2000-02Carl Campbell, G/F, 2006-08John Cangelosi, G, 1966-70Tom Carey, F, 1973-74 Brett Carmichel, G, 2004-05Ismael Caro, G, 2002-04James Carr, C, 2008-10Jon Castaldi, F, 2002-06Dave Centore, F, 1985-89Cassius Chaney, F, 2006-10Greg Clancy, G, 1994-97Lance Clark, G, 1994-99Ken Coleman, G, 1984-88Peter Constance, G, 1967-70Peter Cooney, F, 1962-63Al Corbin, C, 1973-76Mike Costigan, F, 1983-86Dwayne Crawford, C, 1989-93Nick Crismale, F, 1969-72Marc Crowley, F, 1994-95Barry Cunningham, F, 1973-77Alan D’Auria, F, 2010-12Jeff Daiker, G, 1987-91Raphael daSilva, G, 2005-06John Davis, F, 1970-71Martin DeFazio, G, 1965-70Bob Dembinski, C, 1966-68Donald Dempsey, C, 1964-68Ashanti DePass, G, 2010-14Al DiLeonardo, G, 1962-63John Dillon, G, 1967-71Ron Diorio, F, 1965-69Qadir Dixon, G, 1994-97Ron Dolecki, F,1975-80Chris Dolley, G, 1976-80Cameron Drew, G, 1982-85Mark Drew, G, 1983-87

Calvin Edwards, F, 1978-80Larry Emery, C, 1978-80Gary Esposito, F, 1963-64Jerry Esposito, F, 1963-66Justin Exum, G, 2010-14Mark Fain, F, 1979-80Larry Faust, C, 1970-71Len Favours, F, 1970-71Bob Fesik, G, 1980-82Marvin Fields, G, 1987-90Nick Filantres, G, 1999-02Kevin Finucane, G, 1971-73Geoff Fletcher, F, 1975-79Bob Foglio, G, 1970-73Krystian Foriest, F, 2010-14Tom Fortune, F, 1969-72Kobie Fowler, F, 1989-93Jim Frulla, F, 1979-82Charles Gegauer, G, 1961-62Keith George, G, 1992-96Skip Gilman, G, 1971-73Derek Glasper, G, 2003-04Robert Glover, F, 1992-96Jerome Goforth, F, 1994-96Don Grannis, F, 1965-66Tom Granville, F, 1977-78Darryl Greene, G, 2006-10Dan Grove, G, 1992-1996Mike Grove, G, 1989-93Joshua Guddemi, F, 2012-14Charles Guittar, F, 1992-94Randy Gunther, C, 1984-85Bill Haas, G, 1981-82John Hampton, G, 1998-99Art Hamm, G, 1963-64Larry Haney, G, 1975-79Lubbie Harper, F, 1961-64Sean Harris, G, 2009-12Antawn Hayes, G, 2005-09Trevor Herbert, G, 1996-00Fred Hill, F, 1980-83Mel Horowitz, C, 1961-64Joe Horvath, G, 1978-79 Haggai Hundert, G, 2004-05Keith Hylton, C, 1972-74Dave Hyman, G, 1977-81Dick Jackson, G, 1961-65Kelvin Jackson, F, 2007-10Robert Jamerson, F, 2007-11Cyrus James, C, 2011-14J.R. Janda, G, 1998-2001Stan Januska, G, 1961-62Bill Jeffress, F, 1984-88Bryan Johnson, C, 1981-84Larry Johnson, G, 1975-76Greg Jones, F, 1970-72Greg Jones, F, 1985-86James Katz, F, 1967-68Jack Kelly, G, 1961-64Jeff Kennerly, F, 2002-04 Ryan Killion, G, 2004-05, 06-07Vin Kirilichin, C, 1971-75Bill Kirkpatrick, F, 1970-73JC Kouame, F, 2002-07Mike Kulpa, G, 1994-98Eric Knowlton, F, 1964-65John Krawiecki, F, 1969-70James Lawhorn, C, 1979-80Vic Laczkowski, G, 1974-75Joe Lahoud, G, 1964-65Victor F. Latvis, 1955-57

Brian Ledbetter, F, 2005-06Jeff Lee, G, 2000-01Jim Lee, F, 1974-75Walter Lee, F, 1961-62Gary Liberatore, F, 1962-66Clarence Long, C, 1969-71Ray Lynch, G, 1984-86Hank Macala, G, 1966-70Stan MacLachlan, G, 1972-74Joe Magdon, G, 1964-65Joe Maniaci, F, 1966-67Ted Mankowski, F, 1972-75Clarence Marlow, F, 1978-80Mike Mattern, G, 1982-83Edgar Maull, G, 1979-83Russell Mayo, G, 2003-04Jim McCarthy, G, 1965-66Samir McDaniels, F, 2011-14Anthony McKnight, F, 1982-86Kevin McLaughlin, F, 2010-14John McQuillan, G, 1955-57Jim McTygue, C, 1974-78 Vin Medvetz, G, 1983-84Tom Milone, G, 1973-75Erik Milk, F, 2004-08Darren Miller, F/C, 1994-95Jermaine Miller, F/C, 2004-05Joel Miller, F, 1988-89Willie Mintz, F/C, 1978-82John Miszuk, G, 1963-66Mike Mitchell, G, 1970-71 Justin Moore, F, 2004-05Paul Moore, F, 1961-62Brian Moriarty, G, 2002-06Jemal Mosley, G, 2013-14John Mulligan, G, 1972-74Jim Munson, F, 1985-87Randall Murphy, G, 1993-94Sean Murphy, G, 1984-86Jack Nisbet, G, 1965-69Joe Novak, F, 1971-72Jonny Ocasio, F, 2013-14Corey Orgias, G/F, 2007-08Joe Pacheco, F, 1966-70Nick Pacheco, F, 1996Mark Palmieri, G, 2009-13Ilias Papatonis, C, 1994-96James Park, C, 1963-64Jim Pasacarella, G, 1970-71Josh Paulino, G, 2008-09Ray Pennington, F, 1970-71Peter Perhach, F/C, 1970-72Barry Person, 2005-06Barry Pheonix, F, 1983-85Kelvin Pittman, F, 1988-92Alvin Pope, F, 1974-77Bill Porto, G, 1961-62Donny Powell, G, 2013-14Jeff Pupo, G, 1987-89Andy Quinn, F, 1976-78Bob Radimer, F, 1978-79John Raslavsky, F, 1962-66Mike Rakowski, C, 1987-91Billie Rea, F, 1998-00Craig Recla, G, 1990-91Roland Reed, C, 1982-84John Reynolds, C/F, 1983-87Walter Richard, G, 1993Ronald Riordan, F, 1968-70Peter Rogers, G, 1967-68Tim Ruckdeschel, F, 1994-95

Greg Rudomanski, F, 1972-73C.J. Ruskey, F, 2009-10Bob Ruth, G, 1961-65Lylle Ryals, G, 2013-14D.J. Sackmann, G, 2005-09Mike Samuel, F, 1977-79Earnest Sampson, G, 1996-97Dennis Scatliffe, F, 2000-02Vin Sciglio, C, 1980-82Joe Sclafani, G, 1981-83Tyrone Settles, F, 1980-83Robert Sheard, C, 1987-91Paul Silva, F, 1979-81Tony Simonelli, G, 1970-73Ken Sinclair, G, 1980-84Henry Slater, G, 1976-77Brian Smith, G, 1987-91Jason Smith, G, 1999-00Kevin Smith, G, 1981-82Reggie Smith, C/F, 1983-84Ron Smith, F, 1973-74Sam Smith, G, 2000-01Trey Smith, G, 2012-13Greg Spicer, G, 1982-86John Stanley, G, 1983-84Tetrick Stonar, G, 2005-08Jim Stonick, G, 1969-72Mike Stys, G, 2009-11Mark Suchenski, F, 1974-78John Sullivan, F, 2002-06Mike Summers, G, 1997-00David Sweeting, G, 1990-92Gary Taylor, G, 1974-76Hayward Thaxton, G, 1980-81Angelo Thomas, C, 1997-99Charles Thompson, F/C, 2007-08Mike Thurman, G, 1990-91Steven Tipa, G, 1974-75Mamady Tonguino, F, 2002-06Erik Torkelson, C, 1987-91Wade Townsend, G, 1978-81Frank Turner, C, 1996-00Jamal Tyrrell, G, 2000-02Shawn Ustunel, F, 2009-11Marlon Valentin, C, 1993Charles Vasser, 2005-06George Waldron, G, 1962-63Samont Washington, F, 1998-01Joel Wasserman, F, 1962-64Herb Watkins, F/G, 1984-88Hency Watt, G, 1985-89Henry Weaver, F, 1969-70Randy West, G, 1977-78Marcus White, F/C, 2007-08Michael Whitehead, G, 2001-04TravisWhitfield,G,2012-13Andrew Wilder, F, 1973-75Jason Williams, F, 1989-93Jeremy Williams, G, 2009-13Kellen Wingate, F, 2000, 03-04Chris Wirth, G, 1992-1993Keith Wright, F, 2000-04Krys Wrobel, F, 1999-00Rich Yaldizian, G, 1971-73Kevin Yalter, G, 1978-79Tyshawn Yopp, G, 2004-06Phil Young, C, 1981-82Nick Zauner, F, 1996-00

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Deborah Chin, Associate Vice President, Director of Athletics and Recreation

Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D., University PresidentSince becoming president of the University of New Haven in 2004, Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D. has led the University of New Haven through a period of remarkable growth and development. In the past seven years alone, enrollment has grown by 42 percent to more than 6,400 undergraduate and graduate students, who

hail from 35 states and some 45 countries. Full-time undergraduate enrollment has grown by 86 percent and applications have increased by 176 percent. During this time, the University has completed over $110 million in construction projects and has launched 17 new academic programs.

UNH now ranks among the top comprehensive universities in the North and boasts nationally ranked programs in a number of majors across business, criminal justice, engineering, forensic science, and the liberal arts and sciences. In recognition of his contributions to transforming the University, Dr. Kaplan was named “Businessman of the Year” by Business New Haven magazine in 2008.

President Kaplan also was awarded the 2011 William M. Burke Presidential Award for Experiential Education by the National Society for Experiential Education. The award recognizes President Kaplan’s efforts to make UNH a national leader in experiential education, requiring every undergraduate student to complete an internship, an academic service learning experience, international study or a faculty-mentored research

project before graduation.

Previously, Dr. Kaplan was chancellor and professor of English at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, the only four-year branch campus of the University of Virginia and one of the nation’s best public colleges, according to U. S. News & World Report.

Dr. Kaplan began his teaching career in 1982 as an Instructor of English at the University of Maryland, European Division. From 1985-1989, he served as Visiting Lecturer in American Studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Tübingen, Germany – one of the oldest and most highly regarded universities in Europe. After completing his doctoral studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, he returned to the U.S. to teach English at the University of Southern Colorado. Within three years, he was made department chair, serving in that capacity for two years before becoming Director of the Center for International Studies.

Dr. Kaplan also served as dean of Arts and Humanities at SUNY College at Buffalo and as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Butler University.

In addition to earning his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Dr. Kaplan holds a Master of Arts degree (with a concentration in philosophy, German and English) from Eberhard-Karls Universität and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Dr. Kaplan is the author of a book on American translations of the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke; a book onTimO’Brien’sfiction,publishedbytheUniversityof

South Carolina Press; and an anthology of international war stories, published by the University Press of Colorado. He also has written a number of scholarly essays.

Dr. Kaplan and his wife, Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan, are both ardent opera buffs and love to ballroom dance, hike and downhill ski. They share a great love for the visual and performing arts and have traveled to more than 30 countries during their 35 years together, including Tanzania, where they hiked up Mt. Kilimanjaro. They have a son and three daughters.

Dr. Kaplan grew up in Chicago, the son of a shoe store owner and an actress-comedienne. He said his stepfather, Irving Glovin, taught him to love ideas and appreciate the contributions we all need to make to good causes. Irv Glovin was a good friend of Oskar Schindler, was instrumental in getting the story out in book and film form (hewas associate producerof thefilm),and isPresidentof theOskarSchindlerHumanitarian Foundation. Dr. Kaplan also serves on the board of the Foundation.

Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan grew up in Southwest Germany. She holds the equivalent of an American M.A. in Secondary Education and taught at a German high school. She is a ceramics artist and taught German and pottery as an adjunct faculty member in Colorado and Virginia.

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Deborah Chin became the school’s fourth Director of Athletics in 1993, and currently oversees a department which sponsors 16 NCAA Division II varsity sports. She was elected to the prestigious position of Chair for the NCAA’s Division II Management Council for 2008 and was promoted to Associate Vice President, Director of

Athletics and Recreation in 2010.

UNH Athletics has enjoyed a high level of success across the board during Chin’s tenure as Director of Athletics, advancing to NCAA tournament over 50 times in 17-plus years. UNH has recently made a number of capital improvements to athletic and recreational facilities, including the construction of the multi-million dollar David A. Beckerman Student Recreation Center, a $1.3 million synthetic turf renovation of Kayo Field (soccer and lacrosse), as well as installation of state-of-the-art blue and gold synthetic turf at the new Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium.

In 2007, Chin spearheaded efforts to re-instate football asa varsity programand findUNHanewathleticsconference that best fits the institution’s long-termacademic and athletic aspirations. Both goals were accomplished when UNH announced on November 13, 2007 that it had been accepted as a full member of the prestigious Northeast-10 Conference, effective the2008-09academicyear.Afterafive-yearhiatus,theCharger football team returned to the gridiron in 2009, and won three-straight conference championships and

made a pair of NCAA appearances.

A member of the University of New Haven staff since 1975, Chin began her UNH career as Coordinator of Women’s Athletics. She was responsible for starting the women’s intercollegiate athletic program at UNH, coaching volleyball, tennis, basketball and softball in the early years. Chin eventually surrendered all head coaching responsibilities, except volleyball, when she was promoted to Associate Director of Athletics in 1979.

Among her numerous honors, Chin was named the NACWAA NCAA Division II Administrator of the Year in 2009 after serving as the D-II Management Council Chair. In 2007, the Connecticut Sportswriters’ Alliance presented Chin with the Gold Key Award, the state’s top sporting honor which recognizes significant contributions to athletics in the State of Connecticut. Chin won the NACDA/Continental Airlines Athletic Director of the Year for the Northeast Region in 1998-99 and was awarded the NACWAA Josten’s District I Administrator of the Year Award in 1997. Chin won the National Association for Girls and Women in Sports Presidential Award in March 1997 and was the Connecticut Post Woman of the Year in 1993. Chin has also earned the U.S. Volleyball Association Meritorious Service Award and the YMCA Women in Leadership Award. In 2010, she was honored as an Elm City Legend, an event which recognizes the greater New Haven region’s best in sports and community dedication.

As head women’s volleyball coach, Chin fashioned a Hall of Fame resume - literally - earning induction into the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Hall

of Fame in December, 2006. Chin is also a member of the Connecticut Volleyball Hall of Fame (Inducted October, 1998), the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame (April, 1999), and the Athletics Hall of Fame at her alma mater, SUNY-Cortland.

In a 19-year career (1975-93) as head coach for the Chargers, she posted a 578-179 record (.764) and was atthattimeonlythefifthDivisionIIcoachtowin500career matches. The Chargers made 10 trips to the NCAA tournament during Chin’s reign, reaching the top fivefourtimes.HerawardsincludesixAVCANortheastRegion Coach of the Year distinctions as well as eight New England Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year honors. Chin coached the Chargers to twelve 30-win seasons, including six straight. She is also recognized internationally as a top volleyball clinician.

As an administrator, Chin has served on over 30 national and regional committees. In addition to her most recent position as Chair of the Division II Management Council, her resume includes terms as chairperson for the NCAA Division II Volleyball Committee (1988-92), the NCAA Division II Baseball Committee (1997-2001), the NCAA Northeast Regional Football Committee (1999-2003), and the NACDA John McLendon Minority Scholarship Committee (1999-present). She served four years on the NACWAA Board of Directors (1993-96), and acted as the Volleyball Commissioner for the 1995 Special Olympics World Games held in New Haven.

A graduate of SUNY-Cortland with a Bachelor’s of Science in Physical Education, Chin earned her Master’s of Science degree in Physical Education from UNC-Greensboro.

We have joined institutions across 22 conferences and independents in committing to safe, fun, and entertaining sporting experiences on Division II campuses. We have signed the pledge to create and continue family-friendly experiences for everyone.

Learn more at www.diicommunity.org

NCAA Division II presidents and chancellors affi rm that athletics events should refl ect the values of higher education and the mission of each institution. Division II emphasizes learning and development in a personal setting. As chancellors and presidents, we are concerned about the uncivil behavior exhibited at college athletics contests and thereby pledge to work together to make respectful, family-friendly events a standard of the Division II experience.

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The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II conference that was established in 1979. The conference consists of 15 member institutions located throughout the Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 are Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), American International College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), Merrimack College (North Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose (Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College (Easton, Mass.).

The conference’s 15 member institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse, N.Y. to Waltham, Mass. and from Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. Many of the members are located in or around the metropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, Manchester, New Haven, Worcester and New York City. The Northeast-10 was proud to welcome the New Haven and Adelphi in the conference’s latest expansion, adding to the powerful union of strong academic and athletic institutions.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize the education, both on and off the field,ofmorethan6,000studentathletes.Amongthe many accomplishments of these institutions are NCAA Division II national championships in women’sbasketball,women’scrosscountry,fieldhockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer,women’ssoccer,women’strackandfield,and men’s and women’s swimming and diving.

The conference is coming off a banner season in 2013-14, as the Northeast-10 saw three teams claim national championships. First, the Southern New Hampshire University men’s soccer program won the NCAA Championship this past December, followed by the Bentley University women’sbasketballteamclaimingitsfirst-ever

title in March to cap an undefeated season. The Adelphi University women’s lacrosse program made it No. 3 after defeating Lock Haven, 7-5, in the title game in May.

A pair of Southern Connecticut State University student-athletes also won national championhips this past winter, as Nick Lebron won the individual national title in the haptathlon at the 2014 Men’s NCAA Division II Men’s Indoor Track & Field ChampionshipandRaymondCswerkofinishedfirstinthe400IMatthe2014NCAADivisionIIMen’s Swimming & Diving Championship.

From thefieldofplay to inside the classroom,the Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. Over 50 percent of all conference student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2012-13 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll as a result. An astounding 138 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the fall before 184 reached the benchmark in the spring. The Northeast-10 also honored 247 student-athletes as members of its academic all-conference teams.

The Northeast-10 also remains focused on its community endeavors, as its fundraising donations for Make-A-Wish is more than any other Division II conference in the country the past decade. The conference also announced a formal partnership last fall with Team IMPACT, anon-profitorganizationthatmatcheschildrenwith life-threatening illnesses with college sports teams. Currently, more than 40 Northeast-10 programs are currently matched with a Team IMPACT child.

Through the establishment and enforcement of regulations, the conference aims to encourage policies that enable intercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to and be considered an integral part of the total educational offerings at our member institutions. The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of success including the growth from seven original member institutions to more than double its size 34 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple national championships, and the recognition of student-athlete performances off the field and in theclassroom.

AmericanInternational College

Yellow JacketsSpringfield, Mass.

AssumptionCollege

GreyhoundsWorcester, Mass.

BentleyUniversityFalcons

Waltham, Mass.

Franklin PierceUniversityRavens

Rindge, N.H.

Le MoyneCollege

DolphinsSyracuse, N.Y.

MerrimackCollegeWarriors

North Andover, Mass.

University ofNew HavenChargers

West Haven, Conn.

PaceUniversity

SettersPleasantville, N.Y.

Saint AnselmCollegeHawks

Manchester, N.H.

Saint Michael’sCollege

Purple KnightsColchester, Vt.

The College ofSaint Rose

Golden KnightsAlbany, N.Y.

Southern ConnecticutState University

OwlsNew Haven, Conn.

Southern New Hampshire University

PenmenManchester, N.H.

StonehillCollege

SkyhawksEaston, Mass.

AdelphiUniversityPanthers

Garden City, N.Y.

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICSDEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the department of intercollegiate athletics is to support the mission of the university and to integrate intercollegiate athletics into higher education so that the educational experience of the student-athlete is paramount. The department will provide growth opportunities to achieve in a nationally competitive intercollegiate program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who under the guidance of a quality staff, represent the University of New Haven with character and integrity while achieving academic excellence, serving the community and pursuing excellence in their respective sports.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHYHigher education has lasting importance on an individual’s future success. For this reason, the emphasis for the student-athlete experience at the University of New Haven is a comprehensive program of learning and development in a personal setting. As an NCAA Division II program, our approach provides growth opportunities through academic achievement, learning in high-level athletic competition and development of positive societal attitudes in service to community. The balance and integration of these different areas of learning opportunity provide our student-athletes a path to graduation while cultivating a variety of skills and knowledge for life ahead.

The University of New Haven seeks to provide the world with leaders who can make a positive difference in a global society. Student-athletes are afforded unique opportunities for leadership because of the visibility provided through athletics competition. UNH’s intercollegiateprogramprovidesopportunitiesforitsstudent-athletestodevelopmoralvirtues,suchascourage,self-confidence,and integrity and to learn communication and teamwork skills associated with outstanding leadership. Thus the Department of AthleticshelpstheUniversitysatisfyitsprimaryaspiration,whichistopreparestudentstoleadpurposefulandfulfillinglivesinaglobal society through experiential, collaborative, and discovery-based learning.

The Department of Athletics is committed to delivering intercollegiate athletics programs that are consistent with the University’s missionandgeneratesthetrustandsupportofitsvariousconstituencies.Thegoalofthedepartmentistofieldsportsteamsthat compete successfully against other NCAA Division II teams while upholding the academic standards of the University of New Haven. The department is also committed to conducting its programs in strict adherence to the policies, rules and regulations set by the University’s administration, Board of Governors, the NCAA and the Northeast-10 Conference.

Through its programs, the department gives its student-athletes of different genders, races, religions, national origins and sexual orientation opportunities to participate in intercollegiate competition. The intercollegiate program will function free of discrimination withaUniversitycommitmenttotheadherencetoTitleIXandtheOfficeofCivilRightsguidelines.AmajorgoaloftheDepartmentof Athletics is to help student-athletes realize the full potential of their athletic abilities while also increasing their intellectual capabilities and providing them a meaningful opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree. The department will not compromise its commitment to educate and graduate its student-athletes.

Department of Athletics personnel are expected to represent the University in a manner consistent with UNH’s principles and values. All personnel are expected to perform their responsibilities with the highest standards of integrity, ethical behavior and sportsmanship at all times. Coaches and staff are expected to treat student-athletes fairly and with respect and to facilitate leadership that helps them mature physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS•Women’sBasketballwontheNCAADivisionIINationalChampionshipin1987,becomingthefirstteamfromtheNortheastRegion to win the title.•Women’strackandfieldhasproducedarguablythemostsuccessfulindividualstudent-athleteinChargerathleticshistory.ShannonGagnewonanunmatchedfivenationalchampionshipsduringthe2010-11academicyearandhelpedbringtheprogramafourthplacefinishatthe2011NCAADivisionIIIndoorTrack&FieldNationalChampionshipmeet-thehighestfinishinprogramhistory.• The UNH women’s volleyball team has reached the NCAA Sweet 16 twenty times since 1983, and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight twelve times.• Baseball has consistently been ranked as one of the winningest Division II programs in NCAA history. Baseball Coach Emeritus Frank “Porky” Vieira retired after the 2006 season as Division II’s all-time winningest coach by percentage, and logged 1,127 career victories. The team has appeared in 17 College World Series and made 33 Regional appearances, including their most recent run in 2013.• Baseball has also produced nine major league players, including former Cy Young winner Steve Bedrosian of the Philadelphia Phillies and First Round Draft Pick Cameron Drew.• The football program has appeared in six NCAA championship playoffs, earning runner-up status in 1997. At the time, the title-game appearance made UNH the only football team in the State of Connecticut to ever compete for a national title and the smallest school (in terms of enrollment) to compete for an NCAA Championship. Most recently, the football program has appeared in the NCAA tournament in both 2011 and 2012.• Tailback Roger Graham won the 1993 Harlon Hill Trophy as the top Division II Football Player in the nation.•Men’sSoccerreachedtheNCAAfinalsin1976ashasappearedinthreeFinalFours.

POSTSEASON SUCCESSMen’s Cross Country

NCAANationalQualifiers(2): 1979, 2001

Women’s Cross Country NCAANationalQualifier(1): 2004

Baseball National Finalist (2): 1980, 1989

NCAA World Series (15): 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988,

1989, 1990, 1995, 1998

NCAA Regionals (28): 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2003,

2006, 2010, 2013

NAIA World Series (2): 1966, 1970

NAIA Area 8 (5): 1965, 1967, 1969

NAIA District 32 (9): 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971

Men’s Basketball NCAA Regionals (8): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989,

2003, 2004, 2013, 2014

NAIA Nationals (3): 1966, 1968, 1969

Women’s Basketball NCAA National Champions (1): 1987

NCAAQuarterfinals(2): 1987, 1988

NCAA Regionals (8): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2014

Football National Finalist (1): 1997

NCAASemifinals(2): 1992, 1997

NCAA Regionals (6): 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2011, 2012

Men’s Golf NCAA Seventh Place (1): 1970

NCAA Nationals (2): 1970, 2004

NCAA Regionals (3): 1970, 2004, 2005

NCAA Regionals (Individual): 2006, 2007

Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (2): 1977, 1978

Women’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (2): 2009, 2014

Men’s Track & Field NCAANationalQualifiers(20): 1975, 1976, 1978,

1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007,

2009, 2012, 2013

Women’s Track & Field NCAA Individual National Champions (5): 2011 (5)

NCAANationalQualifiers(6): 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014

Men’s Soccer National Finalist (1): 1976

NCAASemifinals(3): 1976, 1977, 1984

NCAA Regionals (8): 1972, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1984

NAIA National Tournament (1): 1970

Women’s Soccer NCAA Regionals: 2005, 2006

Softball NCAA Super Regionals (1): 2010

NCAA Regionals (10): 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014

Women’s Volleyball NCAANationalQuarterfinals(12): 1984, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999,

2002, 2008, 2012

NCAA Regionals (28): 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,

2011, 2012, 2013

EAIAW Tournament (2); 1978, 1981

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