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Loaction: New York, N.Y.Founded: 1847Enrollment: 13,113Conference: CUNYACColors: Lavender and BlackNickname: BeaversPresident: Dr. Lisa CoicoVice President of Student Affairs: Juana ReinaDirector of Athletics: Dr. Kevin Abdur-RahmanDeputy Director of Athletics/Compliance: Karina JorgeAsst. Director of Athletics for Marketing: Jamie AngeliAsst. Director of Athletics for Facilities: Steve MaciasSports Information Director: Catherine PrinceAthletic Trainer: Philena LatchaAthletic Facilities Coordinator: Derek FaucherAthletic Office Phone: 212-650-8228

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Office AddressCity College of New YorkDepartment of Athletics & Recreational Sports160 Convent AvenueMarshak Science Building, Room MR-20New York, NY 10031

Stadium/Arena/Field InformationRandall’s Island: Soccer, Baseball, Lacrosse, Track & FieldVan Cortlandt Park: Cross CountryNat Holman Gymnasium: Basketball, Volleyball, Fencing

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Dr. Lisa S. Coico is the 12th President of The City College of New York and the first City University of New York graduate to lead City College. Since joining City College in 2010, Dr. Coico has overseen a resurgence in academic excellence, student engagement and faculty en-hancement for the benefit of its diverse student population. Through a comprehensive program emanating from her vast experience and embracing the input of students, staff, faculty, alumni, community leaders, and others, President Coico has significantly upgraded the quality of the academic experience and student life as a whole at City College.

Major research projects throughout the STEM areas have been nurtured and increased academic emphasis on the extensive undergraduate and graduate offerings in liberal arts have attracted an increasingly high quality of students and faculty alike.

Juana Reina’s work is distinguished by more than 30 years of experience as a senior student affairs officer in a number of higher education sectors including allied health, four-year public and private colleges, community colleges and the Ivy League. It is informed by over 25 years of service to the Middle States Commission on Higher Education as an accreditation evaluator for all aspects of student affairs at both two and four year institutions.

At City College, Reina has reorganized the Division of Student Affairs and has worked with talented colleagues and students to create programs aimed at fostering the professional de-

velopment of the whole student, providing holistic support for student wellbeing in challenging times, and at increasing engegement among students, their families, staff and faculty. The work of the Division is based on a committment to the idea that experiences outside the classroom are valuable opportunities for learning, person-al, and professional frowth that can aid retention and foster academic success.

Dr. Kevin Abdur-Rahman became the Director of Athletics of the City College of New York in July 2014. Abdur-Rahman began his 21 years of service as the Director of the Herman Goldman Center for Sports & Recreation, our former athletic field. In 1994, he founded the Wingate Fitness Center, which as the first state of the art facility on the campys of the City College of New York. Rahman is a Philadelphia native who grew up in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. He is a 1970 graduate of Germantown High School. He began his career working with young people in the mid-1980’s by becoming a community organizer for an agency called Crisis Intervention Network. Crisis Intervention was founded to address the

problems of gang violence in the city of Philadelphia. He received a Master of Human Services degree from Lincoln University and a Doctor of Education degree from Temple University.

In 1988 Dr. Rahman founded a delinquency prevention program called Total Response, Inc. Total Response was a non-profit organization committed to the development and coordination of youth motivational programs, using athletics as a methodology. Interventions such as mentoring, counseling, academic advising, and substance abuse awareness, were incorporated into youth sports programming. Dr. Rahman served as a assistant with the Simon Gratz H.S. men’s basketball team. This experience led to the subject of his doctoral dissertation.

President - Dr. Lisa S. Coico

Vice President for Student Affairs - Juana Reina

Athletic Director - Dr. Kevin Abdur-Rahman

Let’s Go City!

Today! Right now! That’s when you take advantage of yesterday and prepare for tomorrow. It’s when you make the move that takes you to your future. For more than 160 years, City College has been a landmark of diversity, opportunity and academic fire, powering alumni success stories ranging from Ira Gershwin to Jonas Salk to Colin Powell to nine Nobel Prize winners.

City College is where you punch your ticket to wherever you want to go. Any career, any chal-lenge any dream. From Engineering, Education, Medicine, and Architecture to Liberal Arts, City offers world-class academic and research programs prowerd by dyanmic faculty members who are leaders in their fields. City College is about acheiving more and being the best. In 1847, City College became the first public urban college in America, this was the beginning of tens of thoughands of success sotores. City will provide the tools. knowledge, opportunity , affordability and up to date facilities and resources to make you the next success story.

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City FaCts - did you kNow...

we Are CCNy!

...That CCNY has 10 Nobel Laureates?

...Colin Powell is a 1958 graduate of CCNY?

...The Digital Revolution might have been lost if Andrew Grove hadn’t graduated from CCNY in 1960?

...Polio might still be a plague if Jonas Salk didn’t graduate from CCNY in 1934?

...You wouldn’t have an umbrella on a rainy day if Chris Cimino (WNBC meteorologist) didn’t start looking towards the sky after graduating from City in 1981?

...Nobody would have ever gone through the Panama Canal if George Washington Goethals didn’t graduate from CCNY in 1877?

...the meatpacking industry might still be a jungle if muckrack-ing author Upton Sinclair didn’t graduate from City College in 1897?

...millions of High School students would have been less pre-pared for the SAT without the help of CCNY 1939 graduate Stanley Kaplan?

...the Knicks might have never won an NBA Championship with-out 1942 graduate Red Holzman?

What makes a world-class education? Start with a powerful core curriculum that opens your mind to new ideas, cultures, and histories. City College has a national reputation for exceptional programs in the sciences. The Grove School of Engineering and the Spitzer School of Architec-ture have produced some of the most distinguished practitioners in their fields. Many leaders of New York CIty;s public school system come from our School of Education.

Innovation marks City College’s unique interdisciplinary programs in the humanities, arts and social sciences. You’ll find first-rate preparation for medical and professional schools and ad-vanced degrees. It’s all about who you want to be, and where you want to go. City Colelge of-fers exceptional facilities for learning, including CUNY’s largest libray, one of America’s finest college performing arts centers, state-of-the-art labs, world-class computer facilities and much more on CCNY’s 36-acre, tree-shaded Upper West Side Campus.

CITY COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Season Preview: The City College of New York women’s basketball team was tabbed to finish fifth in the CUNYAC preseason coaches poll, as voted by the league’s head coach-es. This is the best preseason rankings for the Beavers since the conference went from two divisions to one in 2012. Last season, City finished eighth overall with a 5-21 record under new head coach Jamie Angeli.

In his second year at the helm, Angeli has added new coaching staff and student-athletes to push the program forward and make a run for the CUNYAC Championship. CCNY fell last season in the CUNYAC Quarterfinals to Baruch College who would eventually go on to win their eighth straight title.

Head Women’s Basketball Coach: Jamie Angeli

The City College of New York Department of Athletics announced the promotion of 30-year coaching veteran Jamie Angeli as the Head Coach of its women’s basketball program in August of 2014. Angeli had been the Associate Head Coach and Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing since the 2011-2012 season. Prior to arriving at City College, Angeli has amassed an impressive coaching resume that has included successful stops at the high school, college and professional levels. Most recently, Angeli was the top assistant women’s basketball coach at NCAA division one Seattle University from 2009 to 2011. During the off-season at Seattle U, Angeli was an advance scout for the WNBA Eastern Conference Champion Washington Mystics.

Taylor PompilioSenior Guard

Robin DaleySenior Center

2015-16 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER# Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School1 Briana Rhett G 5’5” Sr. New Rochelle, NY/New Rochelle HS2 Carol Yu PG 5’0” So. New York, NY/Seward Park HS3 Taylor Pompilio PG 5’3” Sr. Yorktown, NY/Lakeland4 Shareika Parry G 5’3” Jr. Bronx, NY/Christopher Columbus HS5 Marissa Olsen F 5’9” Jr. Huntington Station, NY/Walt Whitman HS11 Lexus Pino PG 5’2” Fr. New York, NY/Manhattan Center HS12 Shira Weinberg PG 5’4” So. Queens, NY/Yeshiva University HS13 Elizabeth Durchhalter G 5’5” So. Long Island, NY/St. Mary’s HS14 Erika Richards G 5’4” Jr. Orangeburg, NY/ Tappan Zee HS15 Tiara Brown F 5’8” Sr. Bronx, NY/ Morris Academy20 Alyssa Taylor C 5’9” So. Brooklyn, NY/UAI of Math & Science for Young Women21 Robin Daley C 5’9” Sr. Bronx, NY/JFK HS30 Debra Chan G 5’2” Fr. Flushing, NY/Townsend Harris HS32 Myrriah McIntosh C 6’0” Sr. Brooklyn, NY/ Abraham Lincoln HS

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Jamie Angeli (Wisconsin-Stout - 1985) - 2nd SeasonAssistant Coaches: Jeff Attard - 1st SeasonRichard Peay - 1st SeasonGreg Saunders - 2nd SeasonTyrone Moultrie - 1st SeasonVolunteer Assistant: Karissa Core Strength & Conditioning Coach: Anika RiveraStudent Team Manager: Rosselle Munoz

CITY COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL Preview: The City College of New York men’s basketball team was picked to finish eighth in the preseason coaches poll as voted on by the league head coaches. The team finished the 2014-15 season with an 8-17 record along with a 3-13 conference re-cord. While the team headed to the CUNYAC Quarterfinals, they fell to the eventual CUNYAC Champions, Baruch.

Head coach Tom Green in in his fifth season with the Beavers and continues to bring in student-athletes to continue to push the team forward. City has not taken home the CUNYAC Championship trophy since the 2003 season. City will look to the senior duo, Anthony Lewis and Blake Borysewicz, for leadership on the court.

Head Men’s Basketball Coach: Tom Green

Tom Green was appointed the head coach of the City College of New York men’s bas-ketball team in August of 2011. Green’s resume includes a long list of accomplishments, primarily from his time as the head coach at Farleigh Dickinson University. There, he served as the head coach for 26 years, from 1983 through 2009. He became the winnin-gest coach in the institution’s history, while also staking claim to being the winningest coach in NEC history. Also during his long tenure there, he helped produce a total of seven 20-win seasons, and took the Knights to four NCAA Division I National tourna-ments.

Francis KilinskiJunior Guard

Blake BorysewiczSenior Center

2015-16 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER# Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School3 Bilal Braktia Guard 6’2” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/FDR 5 Jordan Gonzalez Guard 6’1” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Bishop Loughlin10 Mark Richards Forward 6’4” Fr. Orangeburg, NY/Bergen Catholic12 Ram Chadha Forward 6’4” Jr. White Plains, NY/Edgemont13 David Solano Guard 6’2” So. Scarsdale, NY/Eastchester15 Khalil Hamer Guard 6’2” Jr. New York, NY/Manhattan Center20 Robbie Dionisio Forward 6’5” Jr. Shirley, NY/Longwood21 Dardan Lahu Forward 6’3” So. Queens, NY/Academy of American Studies24 Will Rhodes Forward 6’4” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Lyons Community School32 Bobby Green Jr. Forward 6’3” Fr. Bronx, NY/Eagle Academy for Young Men33 Francis Kilinski Guard 6’3” Jr. Schenectady, NY/Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbon42 Salvatore Palazzolo Forward 6’5” So. Middle Village, NY/Long Island City44 Kenneth Taylor Guard 5’9” Jr. Bronx, NY/St. Raymond HS for Boys51 Blake Borysewicz Center 6’7” Sr. Brooklyn, NY/HS of Telecommunications, Arts & Technology

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Tom Green (Syracuse, 1971), 5th SeasonAssistant Coaches: Kelvin BigelowBrett WilsonKennard RobinsonGabriel McFarlane

CITY COLLEGE WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

Preview: The City College of New York women’s indoor track and field team was picked to finish first in the preseason coaches poll, as selected by the conference head coaches. Cassie Gibbons, Bianca Johnson and Melissa Paredes all earned Performer of the Year Honorable. CUNYAC coaches vote on the preseason award, which CCNY won with 16 points. The women return several All-Stars, including Gibbons, Johnson and Paredes who all earned Performer of the Year Honorable Mention.

Head Women’s Indoor Track & Field Coach: Hugh Reid

Hugh Reid has served as head coach of the City College of New York track and field program and cross-country teams since the fall of 2010. Reid has won a combined nine CUNYAC Coach of the Year honors, while serving on the conference games committee. Under Reid’s leadership, over 125 CCNY student-athletes have earned all-conference all-star recognition, with six Athletes of the Year awards and five Rookie of the Year honors. Three Beavers have been named All-Americans under Reid’s watch.

Cassie GibbonsPreseason Honrable Mention POY

Melissa ParedesPreseason Honrable Mention POY

2015-16 WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD ROSTER

Name Ht. Yr. Hometown/High SchoolChiamaka Anedu 5’4” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Cornerstone CollegeAngeles Anunagba 6’1” Fr. Bronx, NY/Atlantic HallZyare Brown 5’6” So. Amityville, NY/Walter G. O’Connell CopaigueAshley Crandall 5’4” So. Bronx, NY/Christopher ColumbusJennifer Doumas 5’5” Sr. Farmingdale, NY/FarmingdaleCassie Gibbons 5’8” So. Brentwood, NY/ BrentwoodChristin Hu 5’8” Sr. Queens, NY/The Mary Louise AcademyAngelique Jabouin 5’6” Fr. West Hempstead, NY/West Hempstead Katelynn Kozak 5’8” So. Macedonia, Ohio/NordoniaCathenia Murray 5’7” Fr. Far Rockaway, NY/York Early College AcademyTiffany Schuster 5’1” Fr. South Ozone Park, NY/HS for Construction Trade Engineering & ArchitectureYanelle Serrano 4’11” Fr. Bronx, NY/New Visions Charter HS for Advanced Math & ScienceKatiuska Sosa 5’3” Sr. Bronx, NY/Wings AcademyAlyssa Taylor 5’9” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/ Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young WomenJessica Tedesco 5’3” So. New York, NY/NHACSAlicia Tyndale 5’8” Fr. Queens, NY/Forest Hills Janill Vargas 5’1” So. Bronx, NY/The Bronx HS for ScienceJoshane Wakefield 5’6” Fr. Mt. Vernon, NY/School of the Holy Child

CITY COLLEGE MEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

Preview: The City College of New York men’s indoor track and field team was picked to finish first in the preseason coaches poll, as selected by the conference head coaches. Jeckesan Mejia was selected as the preseason performer of the year, while Harrison Foley earned preseason honorable mention. CUNYAC coaches vote on the preseason award, which CCNY won with 16 points. The men return several All-Stars, including Meja who was votes Preseason Performer of the Year and Harrison Foley who earned Honor-able Mention.

Head Men’s Indoor Track & Field Coach: Hugh Reid

Hugh Reid has served as head coach of the City College of New York track and field program and cross-country teams since the fall of 2010. Reid has won a combined nine CUNYAC Coach of the Year honors, while serving on the conference games committee. Under Reid’s leadership, over 125 CCNY student-athletes have earned all-conference all-star recognition, with six Athletes of the Year awards and five Rookie of the Year honors. Three Beavers have been named All-Americans under Reid’s watch.

Jeckesam MejiaPreseason Performer of the Year

Harrison FoleyPreseason Honorable Mention POY

2015-16 MEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD ROSTER

Name Ht. Yr. Hometown/High SchoolWajid Ahmed 6’1” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Expeditionary Learning School for Community LeadersDaniel Alvarez 5’5” Fr. Woodside, NY/William C. BryantKavindu Amarasinghe 5’10” Fr. Staten Island, NY/Staten Island TechnicalDiego Caro 5’7” Fr. Corona, NY/Manhattan Academy for Arts and LanguagesRowan Cruickshank 6’0” So. Big Indian, NY/OnteoraAaron Dickens 5’9” So. Queens, NY/Martin Van BurenMiles Dijan 5’7” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/Ichabad CraneHarrison Foley 5’10” So. Stony Point, NY/North RocklandAaron Gomes 5’7” Fr. Woodhaven, NY/Scholars AcademySamuel Gotts 5’7” So. New York, NY/Devereux Glenholme SchoolOnylukachukwu Haidome 6’0” Fr. Bronx, NY/Marie CurieDavid Hernandez 5’6” So. Brooklyn, NY/FDNY HS for Fire and Life SafetyAlbert Leonardo 5’10” Fr. Bronx, NY/University HeightsTimothy Lin 5’8” Fr. Yonkers, NY/Chrles E. GortonBassit Malam 6’2” Jr. Bronx, NY/Celia Cruiz Bronx HS of MusicJashane Morrison 5’9” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Boys and GirlsJanssel Nunez 5’10” Jr. New York, NY.Manhattan Center for Science and MathStephen Ojo 6’0” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/B.A.S.EPaul Rumenik 5’10” Fr. Queens, NY/The Summit SchoolTakhyung Seon 5’8” Jr. Plainview, NY/Planview Old Bethpage JFKThomas Sullivan 5’6” So. Bayside, NY/Townsend HarrisJunior Walker 6’4 Jr. Queens, NY/Pathways Preparatory SchoolRaymond Wong 5’6” So. Flushing, NY/Francis LewisOmar Zapata 5’8” S. Bronx,NY/Bronx Aerospace

CITY COLLEGE WOMEN’S FENCINGPreview: Last season, six members of the team went to the NCAA Northeast Regional at NYU. The team competed in the epee, saber and foil. Klarissa Armada finished 22nd in foil, along with Wynne van der Veen coming in 27th. Anna Kornak came in 29th in epee. Judine Watkis and Dernae Rowe finished in 40th and 48th, repsetively in epee. The sole saber participant from CCNY, Jennifer Chou finished in 47th.

The Eastern Women’s Fencing Conference (EWFC) will take place February 14. The NCAA Northeast Regional will take place March 13.

Head Fencing Coach: Paul Yuen

Paul Yuen has been the head coach of the City College of New York women’s fencing team since the 2006-2007 season, having served as the assistant coach for two years prior.Under Yuen’s leadership, the Beavers have been one of the premier programs in Division III women’s fencing, qualifying for the NCAA Regionals every season he’s been with the program. Three straight times, CCNY has been honored with the EWFC Roi Green Spirit Sportsmanship Award (2010, 2011, 2012) and twice Yuen and his staff have been recognized as EWFC Coaching Staff of the Year. CCNY fencers are a main-stay on the annual list of EWFC All-Conference honorees.

Wynne van der VeenSenior - Foil

Klarissa ArmadaSenior - Foil

2015-16 WOMEN’S FENCING ROSTERName Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High SchoolTiffany Agudelo Sabre 5’2” Fr. Far Rockaway, NY/Academy of Medical TechnologyKlarissa Armada Foil 5’4” Sr. Valley Cottage, NY/NyackMaria Candela Foil 4’8” Fr. Bronx, NY/Bronx Center for Science & MathAngela Cheung Foil 5’2” Sr. Oakdale Gardens, NY/Benjamn CardozoAnna Kornak Epee 5’8” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn TechnicalSandra Lin Sabre 5’3” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/MidwoodSophia Lobo Foil 5’3” Sr. Flushing, NY/Benjamin CardozoMiriam Moran Epee 5’3” Sr. Brooklyn, NY/HS of Telecommunications Arts & TechnologyNemesys Perez Domica Roberts Sabre 4’11” Fr. Brooklyn, NY/East New York Family AcademyDernae Rowe Epee 5’3” So. Brooklyn, NY/HS of Medical ProfessionsWynne van der Veen Foil 5’6” Sr. Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn TechnicalJudine Watkis Foil 5’6” Jr. Brooklyn, NY/Benjamin Banneker Academy for Community Development

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Paul YuenAssistant Coaches: Femaria Joseph

2015-16 FENCING SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time10/31 Temple Open Philadelphia, PA TBA11/1 Temple Open Philadephis, PA TBA11/7 Penn State Open University Park, PA TBA11/15 Vassar Invitational Poughkeepsie, NY TBA11/22 Matt Lampell Invitational Poughkeepsie, NY TBA12/6 NIWFA Christmas Invitational TBA TBA1/16 West Point Invitational West Point, NY TBA2/7 Yeshiva University New York, NY TBA2/7 LIU Post New York, NY TBA2/7 Queens College New York, NY TBA2/7 Hunter College New York, NY TBA2/14 EWFC TBA TBA2/21 US Weapon Squad Championship Princeton, NJ TBA2/27 NIWFA Championship TBA TBA3/13 NCAA Northeast Regional New York, NY TBA3/24 NCAA Championship Waltham, MA TBA3/25 NCAA Championship Waltham, MA TBA3/26 NCAA Championship Waltham, MA TBA3/27 NCAA Championship Waltham, MA TBA

* denotes CUNY Athletic Conference opponentBOLD denotes home match

2015 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time11/15 St. Joseph’s - Brooklyn Nat Holman Gymnasium 2pm11/17 College of New Rochelle Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm11/24 Brooklyn College Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm12/2 Bard College Annadale-On-Hudson, NY 6pm12/4 York College* Jamacia, NY 6pm12/8 John Jay College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm12/11 Hunter College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm12/14 St. Joseph’s - Long Island Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm12/16 Yeshiva University New York, NY 2pm12/30 Keiser University West Palm Beach, Fla 1pm12/31 Emmanuel College West Palm Beach, Fla 1pm1/5 College of Staten Island* Staten Island, NY 5:30pm1/8 Medgar Evers College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm1/10 Misercordia University Nat Holman Gymnasium 2pm1/12 USMMA Kings Point, NY 6pm1/15 Baruch College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm1/20 Brooklyn College* Brooklyn, NY 5pm1/22 York College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm1/27 Hunter College* New York, NY 5pm1/20 Lehman College* Bronx, NY 12pm2/2 College of Staten Island* Nat Holman Gymnasium 5pm2/9 Baruch College* New York, NY 5pm2/12 John Jay College* New York, NY 5pm2/14 Lehman College* New York, NY 12pm2/16 Medgar Evers* Brooklyn, NY 5pm2/19 CUNYAC First Round at #5 and #6 seeds 7pm2/21 CUNYAC Second Round at #3 and #4 seeds 1pm2/24 CUNYAC Semifinals Nat Holman Gymnasium 6pm & 8pm2/26 CUNYAC Finals Nat Holman Gymnasium 6pm

* denotes CUNY Athletic Conference opponentBOLD denotes home match

2015 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time11/17 Farmingdale State University Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm11/20 Muhlenberg College Allentown, PA 8pm11/21 TBA Allentown, PA TBA11/24 Brooklyn College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm11/28 St. Joseph’s - Long Island Patchogue, NY 2pm12/4 York College* New York, NY TBA12/8 John Jay College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 8pm12/11 Hunter College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm12/29 St. Joseph’s - Brooklyn Nat Holman Gymnasium 3pm12/30 Manhattanville College Nat Holman Gymnasium 1pm1/3 Lehman College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 2pm1/5 College of Staten Island* Staten Island, NY TBA1/8 Medgar Evers College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm1/12 Connecticut College Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm1/15 Baruch College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm1/20 Brooklyn College* Brooklyn, NY TBA1/22 York College* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm1/27 Hunter College* New York, NY TBA1/30 Lehman College* Bronx, NY TBA2/2 College of Staten Island* Nat Holman Gymnasium 7pm2/6 USMMA Nat Holman Gymnasium 2pm2/9 Baruch College* New York, NY TBA2/13 John Jay College* New York, NY TBA2/16 Medgar Evers College* Brooklyn, NY TBA2/18 CUNYAC First Round at #5 and #6 seeds 7pm2/20 CUNYAC Second Round at #3 and #4 seeds 1pm2/23 CUNYAC Semifinals Nat Holman Gymnasium 6pm & 8pm2/26 CUNYAC Finals Nat Holman Gymnasium 8:30pm

* denotes CUNY Athletic Conference opponentBOLD denotes home match

2015-16 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time12/5 Smith Winter Classic Northampton, Massachusetts TBA1/8 Villanova Open Staten Island, New York TBA1/16 St. Joeseph’s Invitational Huntington, New York TBA1/24 GBTC Invitational Cambridge, Massachusetts TBA1/29 Tufts Multi & Stampede Medford, Massachusetts TBA1/30 Tufts Multi & Stampede Medford, Massachusetts TBA2/6 Scarlet and White Invitational Boston, Massachusetts TBA2/14 CTC Championship Staten Island, New York TBA2/20 Marc Deneault Invitational Ithaca, New York TBA2/21 Marc Deneault Invitational Ithaca, New York TBA2/28 CUNYAC Championship New York, New York TBA3/4 ECAC DIII Championship Staten Island, New York TBA3/5 ECAC DIII Championship Staten Island, New York TBA3/11 NCAA DIII Championship Grinnell, Iowa TBA3/12 NCAA DIII Championship Grinnell, Iowa TBA3/13 NCAA DIII Championship Grinnell, Iowa TBA

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