adelphi university men's basketball media guide 2015-16

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY

MEN’S BASKETBALL 2015-16

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Table of Contents2015-16 Quick Facts ........................................ 3

The Northeast-10 Conference ........................... 4

Adelphi Men’s Basketball Head Coach ............. 5

2015-16 Numerical Roster ............................... 7

2015-16 Alphabetical Roster ............................ 8

2015-16 Men’s Basketball Schedule ................ 9

RETURNERS

10 Anthony Libroia ..................................... 10

12 Justin Jenkins ...................................... 11

21 Ryan DeNicola ....................................... 12

24 John Ferguson ...................................... 13

25 Christopher John .................................. 14

30 Michael Coffey ...................................... 15

NEWCOMERS

1 Tavon Ginyard ...................................... 16

3 Conor McGuinness ................................ 17

11 Dominique Kelman-Poto ....................... 18

15 Jack Laffey ........................................... 19

20 Satwinder Singh ................................... 20

23 Nick Cambio .......................................... 21

44 Manny Suarez ....................................... 22

Final 2014-15 Stats ........................................ 23

Single Season Records ................................... 24

Career Records ............................................... 26

1,000 Points Club ........................................... 28

Adelphi in the NCAAs ...................................... 29

Honors & Awards ............................................ 30

All-Time Series Records ................................. 32

Year-by Year Records ...................................... 33

All-Time Letterwinners ................................... 44

Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation .47

Administrations .............................................. 48

Facilities ......................................................... 50

About Adelphi University Programs ................ 52

Long Island and New York .............................. 53


University InformationLocation: Garden City, N.Y.Founded: 1896Enrollment: Over 8,500President: Dr. Christine RiordanDirector of Athletics and Campus Recreation: Danny McCabeAssoc. Athletic Director/SWA: Kate WhalenConference: Northeast-10Home Court/Capacity: Center for Rec. and Sport/1,800Affiliation: NCAA Division IINickname: PanthersSchool Colors: Brown and GoldAthletic Department Phone: (516) 877-4240

Men’s Basketball InformationHead Coach: David DukeEmail: [email protected] Record: 6-20Record at Adelphi: 6-20Men’s Basketball Office Phone: (516) 877-4239Assistant Coaches: Nick Stanton, Mike Kelly, Sean Lawless, Mike Claxton, Mark Blocker

Athletic Media RelationsAssociate AD/Director: Adam SiepiolaOffice Phone: (516) 877-4293Email Address: [email protected]: Pat McWaltersOffice Phone: (516) 877-4236Email Address: [email protected] Assistant: Victoria Chiesa Office Phone (516) 877-4308Email Address: [email protected] Fax: (516) 877-4237Website: www.AUPanthers.comMailing Address: 1 South Ave. Garden City, N.Y. 11530Men’s Basketball Contact: Pat McWalters

HistoryFirst Year as a Varsity Sport: 1946All-Time Varsity Record/Years: 1,064-781/69All-Time NE-10 Record/Years: 57-71/6NCAA Appearances/Last: 18/2012

2014-15 Team InformationOverall Record: 6-20NE-10 Regular Season Record: 3-17Post Season: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/8

2015-16 Quick Facts


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. With the addition of women’s golf in 2014-15, the NE-10 now sponsors a total of 24 sports.

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. In addition, LIU Post (Brookville, N.Y.) is an associate member of the NE-10 in the sports of field hockey and football.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize the education, both on and off the field, of more than 6,000 student-athletes. Among the many accomplishments of these institutions are NCAA Division II national championships in women’s basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving.

The conference is coming off yet another banner season in 2014-15. The Adelphi women’s lacrosse team repeated as national champions by defeating Lock Haven, 5-4, in the title game. Also, Southern Connecticut’s Chrystle Hill, Georgette Nixon, Sarah Hill and Shatajah Wattely claimed

the national title in the 4x400 relay at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships.

When it came to NCAA postseason selections, the NE-10 once again had another sensational year with 48 teams chosen to participate in national tournaments during the year. On top of that, representatives from 34 different

swimming and diving, cross country and track & field teams competed for national titles. Of those 48 teams, 13 different Northeast-10 institutions were represented, while nine teams from the conference advanced to at least the national quarterfinal round in national tournament play – a new NE-10 record.

From the field of play to inside the classroom, the Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. A record-breaking 73 percent of the league’s 287 athletic teams garnered a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher. Overall, nearly 59 percent of all conference student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2014-15 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll (CHR) as a result. An astonishing 164 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the fall before 205 more did so 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. The conference has built a strong partnership with Team IMPACT, a non-profit organization that matches children with life-threatening illnesses with college sports teams. In 2015, the NE-10 became the first ‘fully-matched’ conference in Division II, as at least one team from each member institution has matched with a Team IMPACT child. More than 60 NE-10 teams currently have matches through Team IMPACT. The conference’s fundraising efforts for Make-A-Wish are also more than any other Division II conference in the country over the past decade.

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 35 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple national championships, and the recognition of student-athlete performances off the field and in the classroom.

The Northeast-10 Conference


David Duke was named head coach of the men’s basketball program at Adelphi University on April, 29, 2014 by Director of Athletics Danny McCabe. Duke, who helped rebuild programs at Hofstra University and Fordham University, completed his first season at the helm of the Panthers in 2014-15.During his first season, Duke helped guide Duane Morgan (’15) to becoming the 33rd played in program history to reach 1,000 career points. Additionally, Morgan was selected an All-Met First Team selection.

Duke, who was in his second year as an Associate Head Coach at Fordham in 2013-14 and fourth year on the bench, helped the Rams to an appearance in the Atlantic-10 Championship during his final season. He was also instrumental in recruiting the current Atlantic-10 and All-Met Rookie of the Year, Jon Severe. In those four years, Duke’s recruiting efforts helped elevate the talent pool considerably, leading to a resurgence of the program.

Duke started his basketball coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at Hofstra University under the tutelage of now Villanova head Coach Jay Wright. He was then elevated to

Adelphi Men’s Basketball Head Coach

David Duke

The DUKE DAYSEducation-Suny Albany, ‘97

Coaching Experience-Head Coach; Adelphi University (2014-Present)- Associate Head Coach, Fordham University

(2012-14) -Assistant Coach; Fordham University

(2010-12)- Assistant Coach; Hofstra University (2000-

2010)-Long Island’s men’s open team, Empire

Games (2003-04)-Graduate Assistant; Hofstra University

(1998-2000)


assistant coach after two seasons. Duke worked under Wright for one season before joining Tom Pecora’s staff at Hofstra when he was named head coach in 2001.

An integral member of the staff at Hofstra, Duke helped the Pride become one of the top programs in the region. He was a part of two NCAA tournaments (2000 and 2001) and four Postseason National Invitation Tournaments including three in a row (2005-07) at Hofstra. During the 2005-06 seasons, the Pride tied a school record with 26 wins and advanced to the NIT quarterfinals.

Duke helped bring in a number of top level recruiting classes at Hofstra including the programs all-time leading scorer and three time Haggerty Award winner and Golden State Warrior draft pick, Charles Jenkins, and Antoine Agudio, Hofstra’s all-time leading scorer until surpassed by Jenkins after finishing 13th in the NCAA during 2007-08. In addition, Duke coached guards, Craig “Speedy” Claxton, who was chosen in the first round of the National Basketball Association’s 2000 NBA draft and Norman Richardson, who appeared in the NBA with the Washington Wizards, Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers.

In 2003 and 2004, Duke was the head coach of the Long Island’s men’s open team at the Empire State Games that won

consecutive championships-the first time that Long Island has ever won back-to-back titles in the history of the Empire State Games. In 2003 Duke became one of the youngest coaches ever to win the gold medal in the open men’s basketball competition. In 2004, Long Island won the championship by an average margin of victory of 33 points per game. The team also averaged 100 points per game and beat New York City on the way to the championship.

Duke earned his undergraduate degree in 1997 from SUNY Albany where he majored in communications and minored in education. In the 1997-98 season, he played on the basketball team at nearby New York Institute of Technology.

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Record Pct.

George Faherty (1951-66) 210-161 .566James Flanagan (1978-87) 138-101 .577James Cosgrove (2002-10) 166-77 .683Jim O’Connor (1988-95) 111-91 .550Marvin Kessler (1972-78) 88-60 .595Steve Clifford (1995-99) 86-36 .705Jim Ferry (1999-2002) 82-11 .882Michael Gordon (1966-72) 60-84 .417Dom Savino (2010-2014) 60-56 .517Bill Altenburg (1946-51) 48-63 .432Bernard Tomlin (1987-88) 8-19 .296David Duke(2014-Present) 6-20 .231Joe Moser (1978/Interim) 1-2 .333 Overall Record (65 years) 1,058-761 .582

Mark BlockerAssistant Coach

Mike ClaxtonAssistant Coach

Michael KellyAssistant Coach

Sean LawlessAssistant Coach

Nick StantonAssistant Coach


2015-16 Numerical Roster# Full Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School

1 Tavon Ginyard Fr. G 5-10 Brentwood, N.Y./Brentwood

3 Conor McGuinness Fr. G 5-9 New City, N.Y./Clarkstown South

10 Anthony Libroia Sr. G 5-11 Bayside, N.Y./Holy Cross

11 Dominique Kelman-Poto Fr. F 6-7 Auckland, New Zealand/Proctor Academy

12 Justin Jenkins Sr. G 6-2 Bronx, N.Y./Wings Academy/Fairfield University

15 Jack Laffey Fr. G/F 6-5 Middletown, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy

20 Satwinder Singh Fr. F 6-6 Fresh Meadows, N.Y./Francis Lewis

21 Ryan DeNicola Sr. F/C 6-7 Massapequa, N.Y./Long Island Lutheran

23 Nick Cambio Fr. F 6-7 Tewksbury, Mass./Central Catholic

24 John Ferguson Jr. G/F 6-4 Goshen, N.Y./Goshen

25 Christopher John Jr. G 5-11 Far Rockaway, N.Y./Beach Channel/

Salem International University

30 Michael Coffey So. G 6-1 Monroe, N.Y./John S. Burke

44 Manny Suarez So. C 6-10 Cliffside Park, N.J./Marist (Fordham University)


2015-16 Alphabetical Roster# Full Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School

23 Nick Cambio Fr. F 6-7 Tewksbury, Mass./Central Catholic

30 Michael Coffey So. G 6-1 Monroe, N.Y./John S. Burke

21 Ryan DeNicola Sr. F/C 6-7 Massapequa, N.Y./Long Island Lutheran

24 John Ferguson Jr. G/F 6-4 Goshen, N.Y./Goshen

1 Tavon Ginyard Fr. G 5-10 Brentwood, N.Y./Brentwood

12 Justin Jenkins Sr. G 6-2 Bronx, N.Y./Wings Academy/Fairfield University

25 Christopher John Jr. G 5-11 Far Rockaway, N.Y./Beach Channel/

Salem International University

11 Dominique Kelman-Poto Fr. F 6-7 Auckland, New Zealand/Proctor Academy

15 Jack Laffey Fr. G/F 6-5 Middletown, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy

10 Anthony Libroia Sr. G 5-11 Bayside, N.Y./Holy Cross

3 Conor McGuinness Fr. G 5-9 New City, N.Y./Clarkstown South

20 Satwinder Singh Fr. F 6-6 Fresh Meadows, N.Y./Francis Lewis

44 Manny Suarez So. C 6-10 Cliffside Park, N.J./Marist (Fordham University)


2015-16 Men’s Basketball Schedule

Friday, Nov. 13 Dowling College Flushing, N.Y. 4:00 pm

Saturday, Nov. 14 Queens College Flushing, N.Y. 7:00 pm

Wednesday, Nov. 18* Southern Connecticut State University Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Nov. 21* American International College Springfield, Mass. 3:30 pm

Tuesday, Nov. 24* University of New Haven Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Nov. 28 Roberts Wesleyan College Rochester, N.Y. 1:00 pm

Monday, Nov. 30 The Lincoln University Lincoln, P.A. 7:00 pm

Saturday, Dec. 5* Le Moyne College Garden City, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Tuesday, Dec. 8 Salem International University Garden City, N.Y. 6:00 pm

Wednesday, Dec. 9 Nyack College Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Dec. 12* College of Saint Rose Albany, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Friday, Dec. 18 Concordia College Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan. 2* Pace University Garden City, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Monday, Jan. 4 Goldey-Beacom College Wilmington, D.E. 7:00 pm

Wednesday, Jan. 6* Franklin Pierce University Rindge, N.H. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan. 9* Saint Michael’s College Garden City, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Wednesday, Jan. 13* Bentley University Waltham, Mass. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan. 16* Southern New Hampshire University Garden City, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Wednesday, Jan. 20* Stonehill College Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan. 23* Merrimack College North Andover, Mass. 3:00 pm

Tuesday, Jan. 26* Saint Anselm College Manchester, N.H. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Jan 30* Assumption College Garden City, N.Y. 3:30 pm

Wednesday, Feb.3* Pace University Pleasantville, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Feb. 6* Southern Connecticut State University New Haven, C.T. 3:30 pm

Wednesday, Feb. 10* College of Saint Rose Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

Saturday, Feb. 13* University of New Haven West Haven, C.T. 1:30 pm

Wednesday, Feb. 17* Le Moyne College Syracuse, N.Y. 7:00 pm

Tuesday, Feb. 23* American International College Garden City, N.Y. 7:30 pm

* Northeast-10 Conference Game

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2015-16 Men’s BasketballAlphabetical Roster 23 Nick Cambio

30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John

11 Dominique Kelman-Poto

15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

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Position: GuardHeight: 5-11Class: SeniorHometown: Bayside, NYHigh School: Holy Cross

Libroia’s Career BestsPoints: 22, vs Stonehill, 1/8/14Field Goals Made: 9, vs Pace, 12/4/123-Point Field Goals Made: 4, four timesFree Throws Made: 8, at Southern New Hampshire, 1/21/15Rebounds: 13, at Pace, 2/21/15Assists: 10, vs. Dowling College, 11/15/13Steals: 5, at Le Moyne, 1/3/15Blocked Shots: 2, vs. Le Moyne, 2/4/15

Honors and Awards: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Spring ‘13, Fall ‘13, Spring ‘14, Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15)

2014-15: Made 24 starts while playing in all 26 games...led the team with 4.2 assists per-game and finished second behind a scoring average of 11.8...also pulled in 3.3 rebounds per-game while averaging 33.4 minutes...tied a career-best four three-pointers made in four different contests: at American International (11/22), at Roberts Wesleyan (11/29), against Bentley (1/14), and versus Merrimack (1/24)...passed out seven assists in three straight games against Dowling (12/20), LIU Post (12/31), and Le Moyne (1/3)...came up with five steals as well at Le Moyne to set a career-high...also set a career-high of two blocks against Le Moyne (2/4)...posted another career-best with 13 rebounds at Pace (2/21) to go along with 11 points for a “double-double.”

2013-14: Played in all 26 games with 25 starts…led the team for the second straight year in assists (121), three-point field goals made (42), and steals (32)…averaged 4.7 assists per-game along with 11.9 points in 35.0 minutes…finished one point shy of a “double-double” with nine points and 10 assists in the season-opener against Dowling (11/15)…knocked down four three-pointers en route to 20 points at New Haven (12/7)…totaled 12 points, 11 assists, and eight rebounds in a 58-57 win against Philadelphia (12/21)…poured a career-best 22 points against Stonehill (1/8) during a 68-57 win…went above the 20-plateau twice more against Franklin Pierce (1/29) with 21 points and 20 points versus New Haven (2/25).

2012-13: Played in all 29 games while making 24 starts…led the team in steals (29), assists (85) and three-pointers made (49)…ranked second on the team in three-point percentage (.405)…scored seven points in collegiate

debut against Bridgeport (11/10) and made his first collegiate start against Goldey-Beacom (11/11)…scored in double figures in 12 contests, and recorded season-high 21 points against Pace (12/4) by going 9-for-12 from the field…also scored 17 points against Merrimack (1/9)…ranked third on the team in total rebounds and averaged 3.0 per game.

At Holy Cross High School: Participated in two years of varsity basketball...named All-CHSAA second-team as a junior and rose to first-team in his senior year...selected as one of the top-25 seniors in NYC by the Daily News...fifth on the Holy Cross all-time list in three-pointers made and sits in sixth on the single season list...named to the All-Queens team at the Wheelchair Classic...captured the Brooklyn/Queens Championship while at Holy Cross, falling in the City Championship...helped Holy Cross to a program best 24-3 record as a senior.

Personal: Son of Robert and Jackie...has one older brother and one younger sister...sports mangement major...played AAU basketball for the NY Panthers helping the team to a 19th place finish in the nation as a freshman in high school...favorite movie is “Chasing Mavericks”...aspires to continue playing basketball professionally.

RETURNERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

RETURNERS

Honors and Awards: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15).

2014-15: Played in 23 games while making 10 starts...averaged 9.6 points, fourth on the team, along with 3.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists per-game...played an average of 26.5 minutes per-appearance...scored 18 points against nationally-ranked Southern Connecticut State (11/19)...poured in a season-best 22 points along with tying a season-best of eight rebounds against Saint Rose (2/18)...matched the rebounding effort while blocking two shots at New Haven (2/24) to conclude the season.

At Fairfield (2013-14): Played in 22 games with 14 starts…averaged 4.1 points in 14.4 minutes per-game…added 1.6 rebounds per-contest…tossed in 16 points versus Saint Peter’s (1/8).

At Fairfield (2012-13): Appeared in 25 games in reserve duty…team’s best free throw shooter at 77.8 percent (21-for-27)…averaged 3.0 points per-game…netted 16 points against Niagara (1/13).

At Wings Academy: Averaged 18 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 5.1 assists per-game in helping Wings Academy post a 26-5 record and a 16-0 mark in conference play during the 2011-12 season…posted a season-high 34 points against Eagle Academy, one of three 30-point performances on the year…scored 468 points as a senior, shooting 48 percent from the floor.

Personal: Sports management major…son of Shelia…favorite musician is Drake.

Class: SeniorPosition: GuardHeight: 6-2Hometown: Bronx, NYHigh School: Wings Academy/Fairfield University

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Jenkins’ Career BestPoints: 22, vs. Saint Rose, 2/18/15Field Goals Made: 7, twiceFree Throws Made: 6, at Roberts Wesleyan, 11/29/14Rebounds: 8, twiceAssists: 4, three timesSteals: 4, vs. Saint Michael’s, 1/31/15Blocked Shots: 2, at New Haven, 2/24/15



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

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Honors and Awards: Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Spring’ 13, Fall ‘13, Spring ‘14, Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15)

2014-15: Made 24 starts among 25 games played...led the team with 8.2 rebounds per-game to go along with 8.5 points per-contest...totaled 30.3 minutes per-game...notched three “double-doubles” on the season...accumulated 14 points and 11 rebounds against nationally-ranked Southern Connecticut State (11/19)...scored 15 points with 12 rebounds at Dowling (12/20)...pulled in 14 rebounds and scored 10 points versus Franklin Pierce (1/29)...matched a career-high of 15 rebounds at Southern Connecticut State (2/14)...set a career-best of 18 points in the regular season-finale at New Haven (2/24).

2013-14: Played in 24 games with 23 starts…averaged 30.3 minutes per-game along with 10.2 points and 9.4 rebounds…ranked third in the Northeast-10 Conference in rebounding…finished seventh in the league with a team-high 53.9 field goal percentage…hauled in a career-best 15 rebounds on two occasions, the season-opener against Dowling (11/13) and at Merrimack (1/25)…scored a then career-high 17 points against Saint Michael’s (2/1/14) along with 14 boards.

2012-13: Saw time in all 29 games and made six starts…made his collegiate start at Bloomfield (11/17)…went 5-for-5 from the field en-route to season-high 11 point performance at Le Moyne (12/8)…played a season-high 22 minutes at Pace (2/20)…tallied a

season-high eight rebounds in first collegiate game against Bridgeport (11/10).

At Long Island Lutheran: Played three years of varsity basketball...made it to the State Championship each year...team lost in the semis during his sophomore year...helped his team win during his junior and senior years...named All-State and All-County...was an Honor Roll student.

Personal: Son of Marc and Dawn DeNicola...hobbies include fishing, spending time with friends and family and golfing…sister played basketball at NE-10 rival Saint Rose.

Position: Forwrd/CenterHeight: 6-7Class: SeniorHometown: Massapequa, NYHigh School: Long Island Lutheran

RETURNERS

DeNicola’s Career BestsPoints: 18, at New Haven, 2/24/15Field Goals Made: 8, vs. Saint Michael’s, 2/1/14Free Throws Made: 6, twiceRebounds: 15, three timesAssists: 4, vs Southern Connecticut, 11/19/14Steals: 2, three timesBlocks: 2, three times



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

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Honors and Awards: NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘13, Spring ‘14, Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15).

2014-15: Played in three contests...nailed a three-pointer in his season debut against Roberts Wesleyan (11/29)...hauled in a rebound versus Queens (12/1).

2013-14: Appeared in nine games…scored his first college points against Bloomfield College (12/22)…grabbed a rebound against Bentley (1/15).

At Goshen: Played two years of varsity basketball and four years of golf...Earned the Hard Work and Spirt Awards...was on the Honor Roll each year...member of the Interact Club, National Honor Society, World Language Honor Society...an Eagle Scout...played violin in the orchestra.

Personal: Son of Donna and John Ferguson...has two younger sisters...majoring in exercise science...hobbies include pick up football, baseball, golf, soccer, listening to music and exercising...would like to become a strength and conditioning coach and/or a physical education teacher...great Uncle played professionally for the Washington Generals after a successful career with St. John’s....part of the Newman Club.

Position: GuardHeight: 6-4Class: JuniorHometown: Goshen, NYHigh School: Goshen

RETURNERS

Ferguson’s Career BestsPoints: 3, at Roberts Wesleyan, 11/29/14Field Goals Made: 1, two timesFree Throws Made: N/ARebounds: 1, two timesAssists: N/ASteals: N/ABlocked Shots: N/A



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

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2014-15: Played in two games...grabbed one rebound against Queens (12/1).

At Beach Channel: Played three years of varsity basketball…two-year captain.

Personal: Son of Andrea Spence and Dexter John...business Management major…favorite move is “Space Jam”…favorite food is baked ziti…his mother attended Adelphi.

Position: GuardHeight: 5-11Class: JuniorHometown: Far Rockaway, NYHigh School: Beach Channel/Salem International University

RETURNERS

John’s Career BestsPoints: N/AField Goals Made: N/AFree Throws Made: N/ARebounds: 1, vs. Queens, 12/1/14Assists: N/ASteals: N/ABlocked Shots: N/A



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

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Honors and Awards: Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team, NE-10 Spalding Rookie of the Week (12/8, 1/5) (2014-15)...NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall ‘14, Spring ‘15).

2014-15: Played in 25 games with 17 starts during his rookie campaign...finished first on the team with a 40.9 3-point field goal percentage while knocking down a team-high 56...finished third on the team behind 11.0 points per-game...added 2.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists per-contest...scored 20 or more points on three occasions...netted 20 points behind six free throws made at Roberts Wesleyan (11/29)...converted nine field goals made into a career-high 23 points versus Saint Anselm (1/10)...matched the 23 points at Saint Michael’s with six three-pointers made.

At John S. Burke: Section IX, Class “AA” All-Star selection…All-state pick his junior and senior seasons…Team was the state runner-up in 2012-13…Honor Roll student…National Honor Society member.

Personal: Undecided major…Enjoys watching soccer.

Position: GuardHeight: 6-2Class: SophomoreHometown: Monroe, NYHigh School: John S. Burke

RETURNERS

Coffey’s Career BestsPoints: 23, two timesField Goals Made: 9, vs. Saint Anselm, 1/10/153-point Field Goals Made: 6, at Saint Michael’s, 1/31/15Free Throws Made: 6, three timesRebounds: 5, two timesAssists: 3, three timesSteals: 2, three timesBlocked Shots: N/A



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

TavonGinyard1

At Brentwood/St. John’s The Baptist: Played one year for Brentwood after moving from St. John the Baptist...Long Island Assist Leader with 8.9 per-game...team was the Long Island Champion, Section XI Champion, and Class ‘AA’ State Championship finalist...CHSAA and Long Island leading scorer as a junior at 25.2 points per-game...two-time CHSAA All-League selection...First Team All-Long Island during junior season...won the CHSAA League Championships as a freshman.

Personal: Son of Torin and Rhea Ginyard...older brother played four years of basketball at Dominican...sport management major...would like to continue playing professionally following graduation.

Position: GuardHeight: 5-10Class: FreshmanHometown: Brentwood, NYHigh School: Brentwood

NEWCOMERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

ConnorMcGuinness3

At Clarkstown South: Three-time First Team All-League...two-time First Team All-Section...First Team All-County his senior season along with First Team Tri-County after being named Second Team All-County his second junior season...scored over 1,000 points in his career.

Personal: Son of Joe and Cynthia...father played professionally in Ireland after playing college basketball at West Point and Manhattan...physical education and health major...aspires to be a basketball coach and gym teacher.

Position: GuardHeight: 5-9Class: FreshmanHometown: New City, NYHigh School: Clarkstown South

NEWCOMERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

DomniqueKelman-Poto11

At Proctor Academy: Team MVP for his junior and senior seasons.

Personal: Son of Julie and Motuiti...aspires to start his own architecture firm.

Position: ForwardHeight: 6-7Class: FreshmanHometown: Auckland, New ZealandHigh School: Proctor Academy

NEWCOMERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

JackLaffey

At Christian Brothers Academy: First Team All-Shore his senior season...honored with the Kerwin Award for the best overall player in the Shore...New Jersey Non-Public A Champions.

Personal: Son of Terence and Denise...sister plays soccer for Buffalo State University...favorite food is his grandmother’s fried chicken...business major.

Position: Guard/ForwardHeight: 6-5Class: SeniorHometown: Middletown, NJHigh School: Christian Brothers Academy

NEWCOMERS

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30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

SatwinderSingh20

At Francis Lewis: Played two years of varsity basketball...named a Scholar-Athlete and was a member of the National Honors Society.

Personal: Biology major...plans on pursuing dentistry at the NYU School od dentistry...member of the Sikh Club on campus.

Position: ForwardHeight: 6-6Class: FreshmanHometown: Fresh Meadows, NYHigh School: Francis Lewis

NEWCOMERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

NickCambio23

Personal: Son of Ann and Steve...business management major...works in the Public Affairs office on campus.

Position: ForwardHeight: 6-7Class: FreshmanHometown: Tewksbury, Mass.High School: Central Catholic

NEWCOMERS



30 Michael Coffey

21 Ryan DeNicola

24 John Ferguson

1 Tavon Ginyard

12 Justin Jenkins

25 Christopher John


15 Jack Laffey

10 Anthony Libroia

3 Conor McGuinness

20 Satwinder Singh

44 Manny Suarez

MannySuarez44

At Fordham (2014-15): Played in 19 games with one start for the Rams...averaged 7.5 minutes a game while averaging 1.8 points and 2.1 rebounds per-game...Played a career-high 20 minutes against Maryland (11/20)...started against Saint Joseph’s (1/14), playing nine minutes and scoring two points with two rebounds...hauled in a season-best 14 rebounds in the regular season-finale at St Bonaventure (3/7)...scored a career-high 13 points in the second round of the Atlantic 10 Championship at the Barclays Center versus VCU.

At Marist High School: Averaged 18.4 ppg, 13.2 rpg and 6.0 blocks/game as a senior in 2012-13...averaged 16 points, 13 rebounds and 5 blocks as a junior in 2011-12 in 14 games, after transferring to Marist from Cliffside Park High School...also averaged 4.2 blocks per game, leading the Royal Knights’ defensive efforts...named First Team All-HCIAL for his exploits...played AAU basketball for the Albany City Rocks.

Personal: Son of Mapi Montero and Manuel Suarez...has an older sister...enjoys playing chess.

Position: CenterHeight: 6-10Class: SophomoreHometown: Cliffside Park, NJHigh School: Marist (Fordham University)

NEWCOMERS


Final 2014-15 StatsRECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 6-20 4-9 2-11 0-0 CONFERENCE 3-17 2-8 1-9 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-3 2-1 1-2 0-0

Date Opponent W/L Score Att.11/15/14 at Bloomsburg LOT 68-70 233*11/19/14 SOUTHERN CT STATE UN L 82-92 519*11/22/14 at American Int’l L 73-77 197*11/25/14 at Saint Rose L 65-79 29011/29/14 at Roberts Wesleyan W 98-70 22412/01/14 QUEENS W 80-66 313*12/3/14 PACE UNIVERSITY W 68-55 341*12/6/14 UNIV. OF NEW HAVEN L 56-71 41812/11/14 GOLDEY-BEACOM W 83-74 13612/20/14 at Dowling L 78-92 13412/31/14 LIU POST L 54-65 298*01/03/15 at Le Moyne L 65-67 256*01/07/15 at Stonehill L 61-83 112*01/10/15 SAINT ANSELM L 78-97 157*01/14/15 BENTLEY L 67-75 132*01/17/15 at Assumption L 64-82 208*01/21/15 at So. New Hampshire L 68-80 397*01/24/15 MERRIMACK L 72-74 278*01/29/15 FRANKLIN PIERCE L 62-75 98*01/31/15 at Saint Michael’s College L 69-79 1133*02/04/15 LE MOYNE L 68-75 536*02/10/15 AMERICAN INT’L L 64-78 98*02/14/15 at Southern Conn. State L 93-104 743*02/18/15 SAINT ROSE W 67-60 227*02/21/15 at Pace University W 89-68 235*02/24/15 at Univ. of New Haven L 61-62 631

TEAM STATISTICS ADE OPP SCORING 1853 1970 Points per game 71.3 75.8 Scoring margin -4.5 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 651-1498 725-1547 Field goal pct .435 .469 3 POINT FG-ATT 208-592 189-556 3-point FG pct .351 .340 3-pt FG made per game 8.0 7.3 FREE THROWS-ATT 343-481 331-474 Free throw pct .713 .698 F-Throws made per game 13.2 12.7 REBOUNDS 856 941 Rebounds per game 32.9 36.2 Rebounding margin -3.3 - ASSISTS 333 377 Assists per game 12.8 14.5 TURNOVERS 351 332 Turnovers per game 13.5 12.8 Turnover margin -0.7 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.1 STEALS 169 177 Steals per game 6.5 6.8 BLOCKS 48 97 Blocks per game 1.8 3.7 ATTENDANCE 3551 4793 Home games-Avg/Game 13-273 13-369 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by periods 1st 2nd OT Total Adelphi 902 944 7 1853 Opponents 912 1049 9 1970

Minutes Total 3-Pts F-Throws Rebounds Scoring ## Player Gp Gs Tot Avg Fg Fga Pct 3Fg Fga Pct Ft Fta Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 15 Duane Morgan 26 26 858 33.0 159 314 .506 19 53 .358 95 152 .625 73 125 198 7.6 64 1 25 74 25 26 432 16.6 10 Anthony Libroia 26 24 873 33.6 103 276 .373 39 135 .289 62 79 .785 15 72 87 3.3 69 3 110 62 3 33 307 11.8 30 Michael Coffey 25 17 726 29.0 79 198 .399 56 137 .409 61 73 .836 9 46 55 2.2 44 1 28 25 1 12 275 11.0 12 Justin Jenkins 23 10 609 26.5 78 190 .411 28 82 .341 37 52 .712 16 70 86 3.7 60 1 35 49 2 16 221 9.6 00 Damon Coleman 26 25 869 33.4 83 195 .426 39 99 .394 39 49 .796 9 60 69 2.7 58 0 88 58 2 57 244 9.4 21 Ryan DeNicola 25 24 758 30.3 89 186 .478 19 53 .358 16 30 .533 51 154 205 8.2 76 3 28 36 8 13 213 8.5 23 Boris Fodouop 18 4 293 16.3 37 76 .487 0 0 .000 24 31 .774 17 48 65 3.6 40 1 10 29 5 3 98 5.4 04 Kyle McLeggan 19 0 121 6.4 15 37 .405 4 15 .267 9 14 .643 3 6 9 0.5 23 1 3 7 2 6 43 2.3 05 Greg Davis 6 0 25 4.2 3 6 .500 2 5 .400 0 0 .000 0 3 3 0.5 1 0 0 1 0 0 8 1.3 24 John Ferguson 3 0 4 1.3 1 1 1.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.0 11 Tyler Bennett 16 0 81 5.1 4 18 .222 1 11 .091 0 1 .000 0 6 6 0.4 11 0 5 4 0 3 9 0.6 02 Lylle Ryals 3 0 5 1.7 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 1 1 2 0.7 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 25 Christopher John 2 0 3 1.5 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 40 29 69 5 Total 26 5225 651 1498 .435 208 592 .351 343 481 .713 234 622 856 32.9 447 11 333 351 48 169 1853 71.3 Opponents 26 5223 725 1547 .469 189 556 .340 331 474 .698 267 674 941 36.2 459 - 377 332 97 177 1970 75.8


Single Season RecordsSCORINGPerry Herbert 619 1995-96Richard Byrd 612 2009-10Wayne Nelson 591 2002-03Steve Sherman 583 1966-67Malcolm Dowdy 575 1990-91Perry Herbert 573 1994-95Ryan McCormack 556 2000-01Gordie McCrae 550 1978-79Howie Gulker 544 1963-64John Waller 527 1990-91

SCORING AVERAGEDon Payne 25.0 1954-55Steve Sherman 22.4 1966-67Ernie Merz 22.2 1968-69Malcolm Dowdy 21.9 1989-90Malcolm Dowdy 21.3 1990-91Gordie McCrae 21.1 1978-79Perry Herbert 20.6 1995-96Steve Sherman 20.3 1965-66Howie Gulker 20.1 1963-64Stephen Mallis 19.9 1964-65

FIELD GOALSPerry Herbert 231 1995-96Howie Gulker 231 1963-64Perry Herbert 226 1994-95Gordie McCrae 225 1978-79Steve Sherman 211 1966-67Malcolm Dowdy 209 1990-91Steve Pollack 205 1983-84Don Galloway 199 1972-73Rikce Cooke 197 1979-80John Waller 197 1990-91

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSHowie Gulker 499 1963-64Richard Byrd 482 2009-10Stephen Mallis 477 1963-64Howie Gulker 464 1962-63Richard Byrd 461 2010-11Mark Schissler 453 1966-67Gordie McCrae 445 1978-79Malcolm Dowdy 439 1990-91Steve Sherman 438 1966-67Stephen Mallis 437 1962-63

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1

Steffon Farley .642 2009-10Raymond Williams .607 1995-96Pat Bank .605 1985-86Sam Rowe .604 1991-92Eddie Williams .580 2000-01Eddie Williams .594 2001-02Perry Herbert .594 1995-96Mike Mosby .594 2006-07Mike Mosby .592 2005-06Perry Herbert .590 1994-95

FREE THROWSJim Grant 188 1954-55Richard Byrd 178 2009-10Jim Grant 164 1958-59Steve Sherman 161 1966-67John Waller 151 1989-90Wayne Nelson 142 2002-03Richard Byrd 138 2010-11Mike Mosby 133 2006-07Malcolm Dowdy 132 1990-91John Waller 132 1990-91

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSJim Grant 251 1954-55John Waller 225 1989-90Steve Sherman 221 1966-67Steve Sherman 216 1965-66Mike Mosby 216 2006-07Jim Grant 211 1958-59Buzz Matthews 211 1981-82Richard Byrd 207 2009-10John Waller 190 1990-91George McKenzie 185 1963-64

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE2

Chris Diasparra .926 2007-08Richard Byrd .914 2010-11Sergio DeRojas .909 1983-84Peter Ruh .875 1981-82Chris Diasparra .870 2009-10Wayne Nelson .866 2002-03John Horton .864 1979-80Sergio DeRojas .862 1984-85Richard Byrd .860 2009-10Sergio DeRojas .857 1981-82

3-PT FIELD GOALSYaacov Williams 95 1999-00Kimani Blaize 91 2005-06Wayne Nelson 90 2001-02Kendell Craig 80 2001-02Casey Cosgrove 78 2009-10Kimani Blaize 74 2006-07Kendell Craig 72 2000-01Wayne Nelson 71 2002-03Kimani Blaize 70 2004-05Anthony Gilliam 66 1994-95


Single Season Records3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSCasey Cosgrove 243 2009-10Kendell Craig 242 2001-02Kimani Blaize 236 2006-07Yaacov Williams 225 1999-00Wayne Nelson 224 2001-02Kimani Blaize 220 2005-06Wayne Nelson 186 2002-03Kimani Blaize 175 2004-05Anthony Gilliam 172 1994-95Kendell Craig 170 2000-01

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE3

Charles Webb .514 1986-87Dwayne Thompson .514 2000-01Justin Mallis .493 1995-96Perry Herbert .466 1994-95Andy Mahar .452 1992-93Eugene Marquardt .440 1991-92Anthony Gilliam .431 1994-95Ryan McCormack .434 2000-01Kendell Craig .424 2000-01Curtis Wilson .425 1988-89

REBOUNDSJim Grant 368 1958-59George McKenzie 357 1963-64Howie Gulker 355 1963-64Howie Gulker 306 1962-63Steve Pollack 303 1983-84Don Payne 298 1954-55Kevin Miller 289 1994-95John Waller 287 1990-91Marty Funk 286 1954-55Mike Mosby 277 2006-07

REBOUND AVERAGEJim Grant 14.3 1951-52Don Payne 14.2 1954-55Marty Funk 13.5 1954-55Howie Gulker 13.148 1963-64Jim Grant 13.142 1958-59George McKenzie 12.8 1963-64Howie Gulker 11.8 1962-63Steve pollack 10.821 1983-84Bill Johnson 10.818 1973-74Neal Blackstein 10.7 1968-69

ASSISTSDanny Gimpel 243 1995-96Ryan McCormack 215 1999-00Gordie McCrae 200 1975-76Ryan McCormack 199 2000-01Ryan McCormack 197 1998-99Casey Cosgrove 179 2009-10Danny Gimpel 177 1996-97Danny Gimpel 168 1994-95Aaron Cummings 153 2005-06Richard Harkins 151 2010-11

STEALSKevin Miller 79 1994-95James Lloyd 76 1988-89Aaron Cummings 71 2005-06Casey Cosgrove 70 2009-10Kevin Miller 68 1993-94John Waller 68 1990-91Tim Byrnes 67 1985-86Sherod Quarles 65 1992-93Malcolm Dowdy 62 1989-90Danny Gimpel 62 1995-96Richard Byrd 61 2009-10

BLOCKSRich Edwards 110 2001-02Rich Edwards 98 2000-01Rich Edwards 86 1999-00Steffon Farley 67 2009-10Sam Rowe 58 1992-93Sky Khaleel 48 2008-09Sam Rowe 46 1991-92Michael Taylor 44 1985-86Justin Mallis 42 1998-99Two Tied 34

MINUTES PER GAMEJoe Swenton 38.1 1991-92Eugene Marquardt 37.8 1991-92Perry Herbert 35.6 1995-96Andy Mahar 35.5 1991-92Kimani Blaize 35.5 2006-07Tony Kellman 35.2 2002-03Steve Pollack 35.0 1981-82Anthony Libroia 35.0 2013-14Steve Pollack 34.9 1981-82Ryan McCormack 34.7 1999-00

1Minimum 100 attempts2Minimum 50 attempts3Minimum 35 attemptsBold indicates Active Player


SCORINGRichard Byrd 2, 013 2007-11Malcolm Dowdy 1,897 1987-91Gordie McCrae 1,711 1975-79Wayne Nelson 1,619 1999-03Ryan McCormack 1,553 1997-01Curtis Wilson 1,531 1987-91John Waller 1,526 1987-91Don Payne 1,503 1951-55Kendell Craig 1,502 1999-02Kimani Blaize 1,485 2003-07

SCORING AVERAGEPerry Herbert 19.5 1994-96Gerald Beckles 19.3 1976-78Stephen Mallis 18.65 1962-65Steve Sherman 18.56 1964-67Malcolm Dowdy 18.2 1987-91Mark Schissler 17.8 1965-68Kendell Craig 16.9 1999-02Gordie McCrae 16.94 1975-79Don Payne 16.89 1951-55Jim Grant 16.7 53-55,57-59

FIELD GOALSMalcolm Dowdy 730 1987-91Gordie McCrae 701 1975-79Richard Byrd 625 2007-11Steve Pollack 584 1980-84Curtis Wilson 571 1987-91Kendell Craig 537 1999-02Mark Schissler 530 1965-68Yaacov Williams 529 1996-00John Waller 528 1987-91Steve Sherman 524 1964-67

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSRichard Byrd 1,679 2007-11Malcolm Dowdy 1,526 1987-91Gordie McCrae 1,359 1975-79Curtis Wilson 1,261 1987-91Kimani Blaize 1,245 2003-07Mark Schissler 1,228 1965-68Stephen Mallis 1,219 1962-65Kendell Craig 1,196 1999-02Howie Gulker 1,166 1961-64Steve Pollack 1,163 1980-84

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1Patrick Banks .605 1985-86Perry Herbert .592 1994-96Sam Rowe .585 1991-93Sreffon Farley .578 2006-10Eddie Williams .570 1998-02Mike Mosby .568 2003-07Eric Martin .563 2002-06Kevin Miller .561 1993-95Sherod Quarles .535 1992-94Don Galloway .534 1972-74

GAMESRyan McCormack 125 1997-01Rich Edwards 123 1998-02Richard Byrd 123 2007-11Justin Mallis 120 1996-99Danny Gimpel 120 1993-97Dwayne Thompson 119 2000-04Jamaal Wagner 118 2002-06Kimani Blaize 117 2003-07Yaacov Williams 113 1996-00Samuel Jenkins 113 2003-07

FREE THROWSRichard Byrd 529 2007-11John Waller 466 1987-91Ryan McCormack 405 1997-01Don Payne 380 1952-55Malcolm Dowdy 380 1987-91Jim Grant 364 53-55, 57-59Sergio DeRojas 361 1980-85Buzz Matthews 323 1981-85Stephen Mallis 314 1962-65Wayne Nelson 312 1999-03

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSJohn Waller 683 1987-91Richard Byrd 623 2007-11Ryan McCormack 567 1997-01Don Payne 554 1952-55Steve Sherman 539 1964-67Jim Grant 524 53-55,57-59Malcolm Dowdy 516 1987-91Buzz Matthews 489 1981-85Gordie McCrae 422 1975-79Sergio DeRojas 414 1980-85

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE2Sergio DeRojas .872 1980-85Richard Byrd .849 2007-11Alvin Vivican .835 2006-09Stephen Mallis .835 1962-65Wayne Nelson .834 1999-03Bob Popko .812 1956-59John Horton .812 1977-80Vince Quarto .809 1956-59

Career Records


Career Records3-PT FIELD GOALSKimani Blaize 279 2003-07Wayne Nelson 263 1999-03Justin Mallis 192 1996-99Kendell Craig 192 1999-02Anthony Gilliam 180 1992-96Richard Byrd 180 2007-11Yaacov Williams 172 1996-00Ryan McCormack 142 1997-01Jamaal Wagner 141 2002-06Curtis Wilson 133 1987-91

3-PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSKimani Blaize 752 2003-07Wayne Nelson 673 1999-03Richard Byrd 576 2007-11Kendell Craig 530 1999-02Justin Mallis 493 1996-99Anthony Gilliam 465 1992-96Jamaal Wagner 433 2002-06Ryan McCormack 383 1997-01Curtis Wilson 362 1987-91Danny Gimpel 359 1993-97

3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE3Perry Herbert .440 1994-96Eugene Marquardt .439 1988-92Donnell Cummings .413 2005-07Mark Reilly .400 1988-90Yaacov Williams .396 1996-00Wayne Nelson .391 1999-03Andy Mahar .389 1991-93Justin Mallis .389 1996-99Anthony Gilliam .387 1992-96

REBOUNDSBill Johnson 899 71-75Steve Pollack 894 1980-84Jim Grant 866 53-55,57-59Howie Gulker 855 1961-64John Waller 840 1987-91Don Payne 821 1951-55Chris Bernard 674 1996-99Richard Byrd 674 2007-11Rich Edwards 659 1998-02Neal Blackstein 653 1966-69

REBOUND AVERAGEJim Grant 12.37 53-55, 57-59Marty Funk 11.43 1954-56Howie Gulker 11.40 1961-64George McKenzie 10.02 1962-64Bill Johnson 9.99 1971-75Dave Kinsley 9.40 1970-72Kevin Miller 9.24 1992-95Don Payne 9.22 1951-55Harvey Mandell 8.95 1968-71Stephen Mallis 8.77 1962-65

ASSISTSRyan McCormack 719 1997-01Danny Gimpel 664 1993-97Sergio DeRojas 397 1980-85Tim Byrnes 376 1984-88Tony Kellman 370 1999-03Richard Harkins 347 2008-12Casey Cosgrove 318 2008-10Thomas McCormack 280 2001-04Aaron Cummings 267 2004-06James Lloyd 259 1988-90Andy Mahar 256 1991-93

STEALSDanny Gimpel 215 1993-97Malcolm Dowdy 207 1987-91Ryan McCormack 204 1997-01Kimani Blaize 199 2003-07Richard Byrd 194 2007-11John Waller 189 1987-91Sergio DeRojas 169 1980-85Curtis Wilson 167 1987-91Tim Byrnes 160 1984-88Kevin Miller 147 1993-95

BLOCKSRichie Edwards 312 1998-02Sam Rowe 104 1991-93Steffon Farley 123 2006-10Sky Khaleel 97 2006-09David Akinyooye 93 2007-11Justin Mallis 85 1996-99John Waller 80 1987-91Kevin Miller 59 1993-95Dwayne Thompson 52 2000-04Two at 51

MINUTESTony Kellman 3,962 1999-03Ryan McCormack 3,935 1997-01Kimani Blaize 3,633 2003-07Danny Gimpel 3,472 1993-97Sergio DeRojas 3,364 1980-85Curtis Wilson 3,195 1987-91Malcolm Dowdy 3,149 1987-91Justin Mallis 3,051 1996-99John Waller 3,011 1997-91

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1,000 Points ClubName Years Points

1. Richard Byrd 2007-11 2,013

2. Malcolm Dowdy 1987-91 1,897

3. Gordie McCrae 1975-79 1,711

4. Wayne Nelson 1999-03 1,619

5. Ryan McCormack 1997-01 1,553

6. Curtis Wilson 1987-91 1,531

7. John Waller 1987-91 1,526

8. Don Payne 1951-55 1,503

9. Kendell Craig 1999-02 1,502

10. Kimani Blaize 2003-07 1,485

11. Steve Pollack 1980-84 1,457

12. Justin Mallis 1995-99 1,409

13. Danny Gimpel 1993-97 1,393

14. Steve Sherman 1964-67 1,390

15. Mark Schissler 1965-68 1,366

16. Stephen Mallis 1962-65 1,324

17. Jerry Long 1985-88 1,315

18. Buzz Matthews 1981-85 1,255

19. Perry Herbert 1994-96 1,225

20. Howie Gulker 1961-64 1,201

21. Vince Quarto 1956-59 1,200

22. Jim Grant 1951-53, 57 1,194

23. Tony Kellman 1999-03 1,176

24. Yaacov Williams 1996-00 1,173

25. Sergio DeRojas 1980-84 1,123

26. Ray Williams 1993-97 1,105

27. Duane Morgan 2011-15 1,066

28. Eddie Williams 1998-02 1,052

29. Ernie Merz 1966-69 1,050

30. Jamaal Wagner 2002-06 1,047

31. Don Morales 1964-67 1,037

32. Chris Bernard 1996-99 1,007

33. Art Snelders 1946-50 1,004


Adelphi in the NCAAs

Team/Single Game Records

The Adelphi men’s basketball program has received a total of 17 invitations to the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament including nine straight appearances from 1995-2003 and a total of three trips to the NCAA Elite Eight. In all, the Panthers have played in 28 NCAA Tournament games in their history and

TEAM RECORDSMost Wins, Season 31, 2000-01Most Losses, Season 21, 2013-14Most Points, Game 142 vs. Medgar Evers, 1979-80Most Points, Season 2,546, 1990-91Longest Winning Streak 31, 2000-01Longest Losing Steak 11, 1987-88Best Winning Percentage .969, 2000-01

SINGLE GAME RECORDSMost Points 52, Don Payne vs. Pratt, 2/15/55 Field Goals Made 16, Malcolm Dowdy vs. PhilaU, 3/2/91 Free Throws Made 22, Don Payne vs. Pratt, 2/15/55 3-Pt Field Goals Made 8, Wayne Nelson vs. NYIT, 12/15/01 Kendell Craig vs. Mercy, 2/20/02 Most Assists 15, Ryan McCormack vs. Southampton, 1/12/00 Most Rebounds 27, Howie Gulker vs. Queens, 12/27/62 27, Don Payne vs. Yeshiva, 2/16/55 Most Blocked Shots 8, Rich Edwards vs. St. Michael’s, 3/10/01

SEASON/CAREER LEADERSScoringCareer-Richard Byrd 2007-11/2,013Season-Perry Herbert 1995-96/619

ReboundingCareer-Bill Johnson 1981- 85/899Season-Jim Grant 1958-59/368

AssistsCareer- Ryan McCormack 1997- 01/719Season-Danny Gimpel 1995- 96/243

StealsCareer-Malcolm Dowdy 1987-91/207Season-Kevin Miller 1994-95/79

BlocksCareer-Rich Edwards 1998-02/312Season-Rich Edwards 2001-02/110

MinutesCareer-Tony Kellman 1999-03/3,962Season-Tony Kellman 2002-03/1,098

Field GoalsCareer-Malcolm Dowdy 1987-91/730Season-Perry Herbert 1995-96/231

Field Goal AttemptsCareer- Richard Byrd 2007-11/1,679Season-Howie Gulker 1963-64/499

Field Goal Percentage1

Career- Patrick Banks 1985-8/6 .605Season-Raymond Willimas 1995-9/6 .607

Free ThrowsCareer- Richard Byrd 2007-11/529Season-Jim Grant 1954-55/188

Free Throw AttemptsCareer- John Waller 1987-91/683Season-Jim Grant 1954-55/251

Free Throw PercentageCareer- Sergio DeRojas 1980-85/.872Season-Chris Diasparra 2007-08/.926

Games PlayedCareer- Ryan McCormack 1997-01/125

1minimum 100 attempts2minimum 35 made3minimum 20 made


Honors & AwardsNABC All-American1995-96 Perry Herbert, 2nd Team2000-01 Ryan McCormack, 1st Team2001-02 Ed Williams, HM

NABC All-Region1977-78 Gerald Beckles, 2nd Team1977-78 Gordie McCrae, 2nd Team1978-79 Gordie McCrae, 3rd Team1989-90 Malcolm Dowdy, 2nd Team1995-96 Perry Herbert, 1st Team1999-00 Ryan McCormack, 2nd Team2000-01 Ryan McCormack, 1st Team2000-01 Ed Williams, 1st Team2001-02 Ed Williams, 2nd Team2001-02 Kendell Craig, 2nd Team2002-03 Wayne Nelson, 2nd Team2010-11 Richard Byrd, 2nd Team

Basketball Times DII Player of the Year2000-01 Ryan McCormack

NCAA Division II Northeast Region Player of The Year2000-01 Ryan McCormack

ECAC Player of the Year2000-01 Ryan McCormack

ECAC All-Star1997-98 Chris Bernard2000-01 Ryan McCormack, 1st Team2000-01 Ed Williams, 2nd Team2001-02 Ed Williams, 1st Team

All-MET First Team2014-15 Duane Morgan

All-MET Division II Player of The Year2001-02 Ed Williams

All-MET1952-53 Jim Grant, 2nd Team1954-55 Donald Payne1958-59 Jim Grant, HM1970-71 Ernie Merz1992-93 Sherod Quarles, 2nd Team2001-02 Ed Williams, 1st Team2001-02 Kendell Craig, 1st Team2001-02 Wayne Nelson, 2nd Team2004-05 Kimani Blaize, 2nd Team2005-06 Kimani Blaize, 1st Team2005-06 Aaron Cummings, 2nd Team2006-07 Kimani Blaize, 1st Team2006-07 Mike Mosby, 2nd Team2008-09 Richard Byrd, 1st Team2009-10 Richard Byrd, 1st Team2009-10 Casey Cosgrove, 1st Team2010-11 Richard Byrd, 1st Team2010-11 David Akinyooye, 1st Team2011-12 Robert Johnson, 1st Team2011-12 Richard Harkin, 2nd Team2013-14 Duane Morgan, 2nd Team2014-15 Duane Morgan, 1st Team

ECC Player of The Year1990-91 Malcolm Dowdy1995-96 Perry Herbert1999-00 Ryan McCormack2000-01 Ryan McCormack

ECC Rookie of the Year2007-08 Richard Byrd

ECC Coach of The Year1999-00 Jim Ferry2000-01 Jim Ferry2001-02 Jim Ferry2004-05 James Cosgrive

All-NE-102009-10 Richard Byrd, 2nd Team2010-11 Richard Byrd, 2nd Team2010-11 David Akinyooye, 3rd Team2011-12 Rob Johnson, 2nd Team2014-15 Michael Coffey, All-Rookie

NE-10 All Tournament Team2009-10 Richard Byrd2010-11 Richard Byrd2010-11 David Akinyooye

NE-10 Tournament MVP 2010-11 Richard Byrd

Daktronics East All-Region 2011-12 Robert Johnson

All-ECC1989-90 Malcolm Dowdy, 2nd Team1990-91 Malcolm Dowdy, 1st Team1990-91 John Waller, 1st Team1990-91 Curtis Wilson, 2nd Team1991-92 Sam Rowe, 2nd Team1992-93 Sherod Quarles, 2nd Team1993-94 Sherod Quarles, 2nd Team1994-95 Perry Herbet, 2nd Team1994-95 Kevin Miller, 2nd Team1995-96 Perry Herbet, 1st Team1996-97 Danny Gimpel, 2nd Team1997-98 Chris Bernard, 2nd Team1997-98 Justin Mallis, 2nd Team1998-99 Chris Bernard, 2nd Team1998-99 Ryan McCormack, 2nd Team1999-00 Ryan McCormack, 1st Team1999-00 Yaacov Williams, 1st Team1999-00 Kendell Craig, 2nd Team2000-01 Ryan McCormack, 1st Team2000-01 Eddie Williams, 1st Team2000-01 Kendell Craig, 2nd Team2001-02 Ed Williams, 1st Team2001-02 Kendell Craig, 2nd Team2001-02 Wayne Nelson, 2nd Team2002-03 Wayne Nelson, 1st Team2004-05 Kimani Blaize, 2nd Team2005-06 Kimani Blaize, 2nd Team2005-06 Aaron Cummings, 3rd Team2006-07 Mike Mosby, 1st Team2006-07 Kimani Blaize, 2nd Team2007-08 Richard Byrd, 2nd Team2007-08 Alvin Vivican III, 3rd Team2008-09 Richard Byrd, 1st Team2008-09 Casey Cosgrove, 2nd Team


Honors & AwardsECC All Tournament Team1990-91 Malcolm Dowdy1994-95 Perry Herbert1996-97 Chris Bernard1996-97 Ray Williams1997-98 Chris Bernard1997-98 Jeff Donato1999-00 Ryan McCormack2001-02 Ed Williams2005-06 Kimani Blaize2005-06 Aaron Cummings2005-06 Jamaal Wagner2006-07 Kimani Blaize2006-07 Mike Mosby

ECC Tournament MVP2005-06 Kimani Blaize2006-07 Kimani Blaize

ECC Academic Player of The Year1996-97 Andrew Bridges1997-98 Andrew Bridges2000-01 Ed Williams

Academic All-District2001-02 Ed Williams, 2nd Team

Greater NYCC All-Star1949-50 Joe Spollen1949-50 Sonny Chercus

ECAC Tournament MVP1993-94 Sherod Quarles

ECAC All-Stars2010-11 Richard Byrd, 1st Team2010-11 David Akinyooye, 2nd Team

NCSC Player of The Year2001-02 Ed Williams

NCAA Division II Coach of The Year2000-01 Jim Ferry

All-MET Division II Coach of The Year2001-02 Jim Ferry2004-05 James Cosgrove2005-06 James Cosgrove

Adelphi Athletic Hall of Fame1961 Joseph Spollen ’611961 Donald Payne ’551962 James Bedell ’581963 James Grant ’591963 Vincent Quarto 1967 George Faherty1970 Howard Gulker ’641975 Arthur Snelders ’501976 James Chestnut ’641993 Cecil Watkins ’751997 Joseph DeClerk ’491997 Stephen Mallis ’651997 Ernest Merz, Jr. ’691999 Charles Jackson ’532001 Malcolm Dowdy ’912001 John Waller ’932002 Thomas Pecora ’842002 Gilbert Scott ’562003 Perry Herbert ’972003 Mark Schissler ’682003 Steve Sherman ’672006 Danny Gimpel ’972006 Arthur Beniot ‘592008 Gordon McCrae ‘912011 Ryan McCormack ‘012011 Eddie Williams ‘022013 Chris Bernard ‘99


All-Time Series RecordsOPPONENT W LAIC 8 5Albany State 0 1American 1 13Army 0 1Arnold 1 2Assumption 8 7Baldwin-Wall 1 0Baruch 6 1Bates 1 0Belmont Abbey 1 0Barry 1 0Bentley 9 6Bloomfield 2 7Bloomsburg St. 0 1Bloomsburg 0 2Boston Univ. 1 0Brandeis 1 0Brooklyn 20 4Brooklyn Catholic 1 0Brooklyn Poly 10 1Bridgeport 31 35Bryant 0 4Buffalo 3 4Caldwell 5 0California Poly 2 0Catawba 0 1Castleton St. 0 1Central Conn. 0 11Central Michigan 0 1Central State (OH) 3 0Cooper Union 5 0UNC-Charlotte 0 1Chris. Newport 1 0C.C.N.Y. 25 13Colby 2 1Colgate 0 1Columbia 0 1Concordia 40 4Cornell 0 1 Cortland 7 0Cheney 0 1Czech National 0 1Davis Elkins 1 0Dominican 5 1Dowling 43 23East Stroudsburg 6 2Fairfield 4 5FDU 8 22FDU-Madison 3 0FDU-Rutherford 0 1Farmingdale 6 1Florida Atlantic 0 1Fordham 1 7Ft. Schuyler 1 1Franklin Pierce 6 5Gannon 4 14Geneva 0 1Goldey-Beacom 2 0Hamilton 0 1Hartwick 4 0Hofstra 7 24Hunter 16 2Illinois State 0 1Ithaca 1 1

Iona 1 8Jersey City State 6 0John Jay 2 0John Marshall 2 0Keene State 3 1Kentucky Wesleyan 1 1Kings College (PA) 1 2Kings Point 36 24Lehigh 2 0Lehman 7 1LeMoyne 9 14Lincoln 0 1LIU 5 12LIU Post 43 42Longwood 0 1Loyola 1 4Lynn 0 1Manhattan 0 9Manhattanville 1 0Mansfield 2 0Mass. Maritime 1 0Marist 2 0Maryland State 0 8Medgar Evers 3 0Mercy 49 6Mercyhurst 5 1 Merrimack 9 7MIT 1 0Miami Christian 1 0Millersville 0 1Mitchell Field 2 0Molloy 38 4Monmouth 4 3Montclair St. 0 2Moravian 1 1Mt. St. Mary’s 3 6Navy 0 1New England 1 0New Haven 20 13New Hampshire 1 1N.H. College 1 6New Jersey Tech 5 4NY Athletic Club 0 2NYIT 36 16New Paltz 4 1NY-Maritime 5 2NYU 0 2Neumann 1 0Norfolk State 0 1NC A&T 0 1Northeastern 1 0Norwich 1 1Nova Southeastern 1 0Nyack 3 0Old Westbury 4 0Oneonta 0 1Oswego State 1 0Otterbein 0 1Pace 30 20Panzer 2 0Philadelphia 27 30Plattsburg 3 1Post 0 1PR-Rio Piedras 1 0Pratt 29 6

Providence 1 0Quebec-Trois 1 0Queens 76 16Ramapo 1 0Rhode Island 0 1Rider 11 10Rio Grande 1 0Robert Morris 0 1Robert Wesleyan 1 0Rollins 0 2Rutgers 0 1Rutgers-Livingtson 1 0St. Anslem 15 16St. Francis (NY) 8 30St. Joseph’s 4 0St. John Fisher 1 1St. Mary’s (Md) 2 1St. Michael’s 16 21St. Peter’s 1 11St. Rose 8 25St. Thomas Aq. 16 3Sacred Heart 0 10Salem State 0 2Salisbury State 1 0Seton Hall 0 1Shephard 1 0Siena 1 6Southeastern 2 0 Southampton 41 8So. Conn. St. 13 19So. N.H. 4 2Springfield 4 2Stamford 0 1Staten Island 2 1Steubenbille 0 2 Stonehill 7 17Stony Brook 12 8Tampa 0 1Taylor 2 0Townson State 0 1Trenton 1 2UMass-Boston 1 0 UMass-Lowell 6 8Upsala 4 2Va. Union 0 1 Va. Wesleyan 1 0Vermont 2 4Villa Madonna 1 1Wagner 8 14Waterloo 2 0Webb 4 0West Chester 4 5West Virginia 0 1Western 1 0Wheaton 0 1Wilkes 0 1Williams 3 1Wittenberg 1 0Wm. Jewell 0 1Wilmington 1 0Wheeling Jesuit 1 0Yeshiva 22 4York 3 0 NE-10 Opponents in BOLD


Year-by-Year Records 1946-47Head Coach: William AltenburgTeam Record: 8-911/29 Siena L 50-7712/4 Trenton State L 57-512/7 St. Francis L 29-7412/13 Kings Point L 46-5912/16 Rider L 54-5712/16 Farmingdale W 62-361/8 Hofstra L 45-571/18 Trenton State W 46-452/1 Hofstra L 41-462/5 Brooklyn W 55-392/5 Farmingdale W 59-482/15 Wagner L 59-692/22 Queens W 54-452/27 Mitchell Field W 68-463/2 St. Francis L 39-623/7 Mitchell Field W 60-483/14 Rider W 69-52

1947-48Head Coach: William AltenburgTeam Record: 8-1611/27 Siena L 29-4912/3 Hunter W 79-3912/5 Brooklyn L 45-6512/8 Queens W 45-4412/10 St. Francis L 42-6812/16 Montclair State L 61-6212/18 Rider L 24-5412/20 Queens W 41-4012/27 Hofstra W 60-471/7 St. Francis L 36-731/9 Kings Point L 39-411/13 Concordia W 66-561/17 Rider L 42-561/20 Montclair State L 46-721/21 Iona L 41-632/7 Kings Point L 62-642/9 Farmingdale W 65-532/13 Pratt L 42-682/14 St. Peter’s L 49-592/16 Hunter W 85-502/18 Fort Schuyler L 55-702/21 Iona L 67-832/25 Wagner W 76-522/28 Hofstra L 45-73

1948-49Head Coach: William AltenburgTeam Record: 12-13Brooklyn W 65-63Brooklyn Poly. L 53-61Concordia W 61-57Cooper Union W 61-50Farmingdale W 65-53Hofstra L 49-59Hofstra L 63-72Hunter W 95-64Iona L 66-92Iona L 40-68John Marshall L 73-85Kings Point W 67-54Kings Point W 74-63Kings Point W 69-53NY Maritime L 59-52NY Maritime L 50-52Pratt W 63-52Queens W 65-64Queens W 61-58St. Francis L 57-78St. Peter’s L 52-77Wagner L 48-64Williams W 54-50

1949-50Head Coach: William AltebnurgTeam Record: 11-12Brooklyn L 59-71Brooklyn Poly W 60-51Cooper Union W 90-66Farmingdale W 58-37Hofstra L 28-33Hofstra L 60-70Hofstra L 31-48Iona L 60-74John Marshall L 73-105Kings Point W 70-53Kings Point W 53-46Kings Point W 56-45NY Maritime W 57-35Pace W 74-57Pratt W 58-47Queens L 51-68Queens W 93-41St. Francis L 62-90St. Peter’s L 54-58

Upsala L 63-85Wagner L 52-62Webb W 67-40Yeshiva L 57-60

1950-51Head Coach: William AltenburgTeam Record: 9-13Arnold L 73-76Bridgeport L 51-61Brooklyn L 63-74Brooklyn Poly. W 73-72Cooper Union W 69-64Farmingdale L 45-60Iona L 51-64Kings Point W 57-56Kings Point W 64-47Maryland State L 35-39NY Maritime L 35-39Pace L 55-63Pratt W 87-44Queens W 73-56Queens L 50-58St. Francis L 67-86St. Peter’s L 50-74 Upsala W 75-65Wagner L 45-76Webb W 76-67Yeshiva W 77-62

1951-52Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 18-612/1 Fordham L 62-7912/3 Webb W 71-4512/4 Fort Schuyler W 82-6412/8 Cooper Union W 92-7512/14 Bridgeport L 46-5712/16 Springfield W 59-5612/19 Iona L 47-4912/22 St. Francis L 50-6612/27 Bates W 89-581/2 Williams W 71-551/4 Brooklyn W 65-621/14 Upsala W 71-591/16 Queens W 73-561/18 Wagner W 76-572/2 Yeshiva W 77-482/6 FDU L 55-852/9 Pratt W 87-442/13 St. Peter’s W 70-64

2/16 Queens W 58-492/19 Hartwick W 66-612/21 Maryland State L 77-852/23 Brooklyn Poly. W 72-682/27 Farmingdale W 86-673/1 Arnold W 97-63

1952-53Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 15-812/1 Yeshiva W 84-5812/3 Fordham L 57-8012/6 CCNY W 69-6412/10 Wagner L 69-7712/12 Webb Inst. W 71-3512/15 Brooklyn Poly. W 69-6012/17 Iona L 47-5712/20 St. Francis L 64-8512/27 Colby L 72-8212/30 Brooklyn W 56-551/3 Wittenberg W 80-621/7 FDU L 67-901/9 Pace W 106-711/14 Rider W1/16 Bridgeport W1/21 Queens W 76-561/30 FDU W2/6 Pratt Inst. W 94-792/9 Upsala W 88-812/14 Cooper Union W 109-732/18 St. Peter’s L 57-722/21 Queens W 51-462/25 Arnold L 68-75

1953-54Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 8-1411/27 Fairfield L 59-7012/1 Fordham L 56-10512/3 Rio Grande W 83-7612/5 CCNY L 76-7712/9 Pratt Inst. W 71-6712/12 Springfield L 72-8312/19 FDU L 54-761/2 Colby W 75-661/6 Wagner L 67-801/8 Pace W 89-671/9 Queens W 81-711/15 Bridgeport L 63-741/20 Brooklyn L 71-771/30 Kings Point L 57-902/3 Upsala L 68-81


Year-by-Year Records2/6 St. Francis L 59-702/10 Rider W 68-852/17 St. Peter’s L 60-792/20 Queens W 87-752/24 Maryland St. L 61-802/27 Brooklyn Poly. W 84-743/2 FDU L 78-92

1954-55Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 16-512/4 CCNY W 107-7812/7 St. Peter’s L 69-7412/8 Pace W 90-5512/14 St. Michael’s W 87-82 (OT)12/16 Wheaton L 81-891/3 Iona W 72-671/5 Providence W 77-711/12 Brooklyn W 84-641/15 Queens W 97-601/19 Kings Point W 100-722/3 Maryland St. L 74-912/5 Rider L 70-752/7 Bridgeport W 66-592/11 NY Athletic Club* L 72-82 2/15 Pratt Inst. W 116-1052/16 Yeshiva W 79-662/18 Hunter W 100-952/19 Queens W 78-692/22 Brooklyn Poly. W 97-852/26 Wagner L 58-973/1 FDU W 89-773/5 Norwich W 67-63

1955-56Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 13-1112/3 CCNY W 71-6412/6 St. Francis L 83-10112/7 Brooklyn W 87-7412/10 Mass. Maritime W 80-5112/14 St. Peter’s L 72-9912/16 St. Michael’s L 72-8112/19 Steubenville L 64-8212/29 Davis & Elkins W 78-631/7 Bridgeport W 79-671/12 Maryland St. L 78-871/14 Brooklyn Poly. W 99-701/16 Rider W 76-741/18 Kings Point W 72-531/19 Manhattan L 76-901/27 NY Athletic Club* L 79-92

1/31 Pratt Inst. W 85-662/1 Queens W 93-632/6 Sienna L 56-652/11 Yeshiva L 67-682/15 NYU L 55-842/17 Pace W 101-622/18 Hunter W 84-692/20 Wagner L 64-712/24 St. Michael’s L 57-672/28 FDU W 88-78

1956-57Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 12-1112/3 Pace W 75-5912/5 Brooklyn W 74-6912/13 St. Michael’s W 87-8612/15 CCNY L 70-901/5 Fairleigh Dickinson L 83-891/7 Moravian L 65-871/9 Panzer W 98-821/10 Bridgeport L 81-911/12 Plattsburg L 70-801/17 St. Peter’s L 73-941/19 Upsala W 87-702/1 Queens W 65-562/2 Pratt Inst. W 89-812/6 Yeshiva W 71-562/12 Brooklyn Poly. W 75-602/13 Rider L 69-842/15 Kings Point W 86-692/19 Hunter W 94-842/21 St. Francis L 83-972/23 Wagner W 83-673/1 Steubenville L 61-733/2 Geneva L 61-893/12 Wm. Jewell L 70-69

1957-58Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 19-912/4 Panzer W 97-7012/7 Yeshiva W 67-4912/11 St. Michael’s L 75-8412/12 FDU W 89-6712/14 CCNY L 58-6212/17 St. Francis College L 69-8512/21 LIU L 80-10912/27 Williams W 74-6812/28 Vermont W 67-5912/29 St. Michael’s L 57-771/4 Queens W 65-62

1/6 Moravian W 92-731/8 Pratt W 74-551/11 Fordham L 62-741/18 Upsala W 52-511/28 Villa Madonna W 98-931/31 Brooklyn W 78-692/4 Kings Point W 72-642/5 Manhattan L 59-722/7 Fairfield W 64-542/12 Bridgeport W 65-572/15 Brooklyn Poly. W 91-662/19 Hunter W 69-612/22 Rider W 77-732/26 St. Peter’s L 55-573/1 St. Anselm W 84-613/7 Brandeis W 90-723/8 St. Mary’s L 58-97

1958-59Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 22-612/1 LIU W 89-4712/6 FDU L 64-7612/10 Brooklyn Poly. W 94-4912/12 Loyola L 69-7012/13 CCNY W 65-5512/14 Mount St. Mary’s L 62-6812/17 St. Francis W 62-4412/27 Lehigh W 66-4712/29 Hofstra W 71-5912/30 Cortland W 67-551/3 Brooklyn W 98-611/7 Queens W 83-721/9 Wagner W 71-531/10 C.W. Post W 91-601/13 Manhattan L 71-791/14 Kings Point W 92-672/4 Fordham W 81-692/7 Bridgeport W 93-862/11 Fairfield W 78-762/14 Hunter W 77-502/18 Rider W 81-532/21 Yeshiva W 73-612/24 Ithaca W 91-552/26 St. Michael’s W 101-693/2 FDU W 79-673/4 St. Peter’s L 70-92 American L 73-80 Kentucky Wesleyan W 69-63

1959-60Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 10-1512/2 Maryland St. L 46-5612/4 Brooklyn W 62-5912/5 Queens L 48-6112/8 LIU W 86-7012/11 Mount St. Mary’s L 66-8212/12 Loyola L 65-7212/14 American L 71-8312/16 California Poly. W 77-7212/19 St. Francis W 83-6212/28 Rutgers L 53-8012/29 Hofstra L 54-8212/30 Lehigh W 52-471/6 CCNY L 59-721/8 Fairfield W 74-641/9 C.W. Post W 85-571/11 Wagner L 60-811/15 Kings Point W 76-671/20 Manhattan L 59-802/3 Bridgeport L 67-1032/4 Villa Madonna L 73-852/10 Hunter L 61-622/13 Rider W 82-782/15 Yeshiva W 76-672/17 Fordham L 68-902/20 FDU L 70-99

1960-61Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 6-1812/1 St. Michael’s L 61-7312/3 Maryland St. L 65-6812/7 Queens L 55-5612/9 Loyola W 73-6812/10 Mount St. Mary’s L 72-8712/17 St. Francis L 56-8412/20 Pratt Inst. L 63-7312/28 Kings Point W 61-5112/29 Hofstra L 54-681/7 Bridgeport L 88-901/11 American L 72-871/14 Yeshiva W 88-661/15 St. Anselm L 54-922/1 Fairfield L 59-882/6 Manhattan L 70-792/8 Hunter W 56-512/11 Rider L 64-782/14 C.W. Post W 83-772/18 FDU L 57-66


Year-by-Year Records2/20 LIU L 70-772/23 St. Michael’s L 75-792/25 CCNY L 62-68 Wagner L 56-86 Brooklyn W 78-76

1961-62Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 7-1512/2 Maryland St. L 54-8012/5 Pratt Inst. L 58-6912/8 Mount St. Mary’s L 54-8212/9 American L 54-7212/11 Queens L 88-9412/13 CCNY W 64-5912/16 Fairfield L 72-8812/18 Bridgeport W 86-7612/28 Hunter L 55-7412/29 Queens L 58-681/9 Hofstra L 56-811/13 C.W. Post L 62-681/16 Manhattan L 58-751/18 St. Anselm L 69-922/8 Rider W 69-632/10 Yeshiva W 77-752/15 FDU L 67-912/20 LIU L 59-762/22 Siena L 66-722/24 St. Michael’s W 89-802/28 Brooklyn W 82-763/2 Wagner W 76-74

1962-63Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 15-1112/1 Jersey City State W 83-7912/5 American L 56-7312/8 St. Anselm W 73-7212/10 Fairfield L 68-8312/13 Hunter W 78-5512/18 Bridgeport W 71-5712/21 Colby W 70-3812/27 Queens W 88-5612/28 C.W. Post W 62-5512/29 Hofstra W 83-731/3 St. Francis L 47-791/5 CCNY W 69-661/10 C.W. Post W 57-521/12 Stonehill L 60-791/14 Manhattan L 70-911/16 Kings Point W 56-532/1 Siena L 62-71

2/2 Albany State L 44-492/6 Rider L 63-742/9 Yeshiva W 67-662/13 FDU L 49-692/16 LIU W 62-552/20 Brooklyn W 71-612/25 Pratt Inst. W 82-72/28 St. Michael’s L 61-733/2 Wagner L 68-85

1963-64Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 22-611/30 Jersey City State W 58-56 (OT)12/4 Monmouth W 84-6912/7 St. Michael’s W 68-6312/12 Fairfield W 73-6612/14 Bridgeport W 76-6012/20 Oswego State W 96-7112/21 Hunter W 94-5312/27 Queens W 91-6312/28 Hofstra L 70-941/4 NY Tech W 91-751/8 Manhattan L 77-931/11 C.W. Post L 83-901/16 St. Anselm W 79-901/18 MIT W 81-75 LIU L 59-752/1 Rider W 74-662/4 Yeshiva W 89-742/5 St. Francis W 63-622/8 FDU W 73-662/18 Pratt Inst. W 82-762/21 Brooklyn W 84-592/22 American W 79-502/26 Wagner L 76-91 CCNY W 65-513/2 Siena W 65-64 Springfield W 75-71 Northeastern W 68-66 North Carolina L 80-83

1964-65Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record: 16-912/5 American L 69-8412/9 Monmouth W 88-7512/12 CCNY W 77-76 (OT)12/15 Rider W 73-7212/17 Brooklyn W 86-77 C.W. Post W 96-80 Hofstra L 64-83

12/21 Baldwin WalL W 110-951/5 St. Michael’s L 77-971/7 Bridgeport W 96-841/9 Central Conn. L 90-981/13 NY Tech W 109-891/30 St. Francis L 73-742/3 Yeshiva W 104-762/5 New Paltz State W 79-662/6 Cortland State W 71-622/10 FDU W 69-672/13 King’s College L 80-962/17 LIU L 68-872/19 Hofstra W 75-702/22 Pratt Inst. W 82-552/24 Fairfield L 85-93 (OT)2/27 Wagner L 70-803/1 Hunter W 72-663/3 C.W. Post W 82-81 (2OT)

1965-66Head Coach: George FahertyTeam Record:11-1512/1 CCNY L 66-8712/3 Jersey City State W 74-6512/6 Kings College L 78-9012/10 St. Anselm L 69-8912/11 St. Michael’s W 92-7712/15 Rider W 101-92(2OT)12/17 C.W. Post L 68-7512/18 Hofstra L 66-8812/21 Belmont Abbey W 97-6612/27 Otterbein L 81-9012/28 New Hampshire W 96-8712/30 Wagner L 89-911/5 Central Conn. L 86-1201/7 Bridgeport W 75-681/22 New Paltz L 80-841/27 Manhattan L 84-1011/29 St. Francis L 68-982/2 Kings Point L 77-782/5 Stonehill W 73-532/9 FDU L 63-742/11 American L 69-852/16 LIU L 53-822/19 Hofstra W 74-702/22 C.W. Post W 92-862/25 Pratt Inst. W 78-922/26 Cortland State W 78-73

1966-67Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record: 14-1212/1 Jersey City State W 79-7312/3 CCNY W 70-6912/5 Yeshiva W 100-6612/10 Monmouth W 94-8012/14 Wagner L 87-10812/16 Queens W 80-6712/17 C.W. Post W 72-6812/20 St. Michael’s L 85-931/4 Bridgeport W 92-791/20 New Paltz W 90-691/24 Kings Point W 83-791/26 American L 72-861/28 St. Francis L 79-832/1 Pratt Inst. W 95-602/3 St. Anselm W 72-692/4 Stonehill L 88-962/8 Hofstra L 78-872/11 FDU L 58-732/15 LIU L 50-1052/17 Rider L 83-932/18 Queens W 89-782/22 C.W. Post L 65-882/25 Cortland State W 96-862/28 Central Conn. L 80-873/2 Stony Brook L 77-843/4 Brooklyn W 91-90

1967-68Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record: 12-1412/2 Cortland State W 91-7912/5 Pratt Inst. W 100-9112/8 St. Michael’s L 81-8312/9 Vermont L 70-8712/13 St. Anselm W 89-6012/14 CCNY W 67-5712/16 Plattsburg W 83-7512/19 Yeshiva L 83-8812/21 Rider L 83-8912/29 Central State W 61-5912/30 Gannon L 48-801/6 Monmouth L 69-911/10 New Paltz W 100-651/13 Southern Conn. W 76-651/27 St. Francis W 94-892/3 Stonehill W 79-692/6 American L 48-722/8 Stony Brook W 63-45


Year-by-Year Records2/10 Bridgeport L 53-582/13 LIU L 56-592/15 Hofstra L 62-652/20 FDU L 55-732/22 C.W. Post L 69-732/24 Queens L 66-922/26 Kings Point W 90-872/28 Central Conn. L 71-73

1968-69Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record: 9-1511/30 Jersey City W 78-7112/4 American L 56-6012/7 CCNY W 71-7012/13 St. Michael’s W 59-5712/14 Southern Conn. W 88-7812/19 Bridgeport L 75-8812/21 St. Francis L 79-871/4 C.W. Post L 63-661/6 Illinois State L 65-921/7 Taylor W 86-791/9 Rollins L 71-741/11 LIU L 43-651/18 St. Anselm L 55-932/1 Stonehill L 83-882/4 FDU L 67-75 Pratt Inst. W 103-692/8 Southern Conn. W 77-742/13 Kings Point L 78-952/15 Bridgeport L 62-912/18 Hofstra L 74-77 Yeshiva W 75-532/22 C.W. Post W 77-702/24 Queens L 91-952/26 Central Conn. L 73-83

1969-70Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record: 5-16Pratt Inst. W 95-66Fairleigh Dickinson L 55-62CCNY W 72-67St. Francis L 64-69NYU L 49-92Vermont L 74-81Mount St. Mary’s L 50-68Loyola L 55-66St. Michael’s L 65-72LIU L 48-87Hofstra L 59-78Kings Point W 69-60

Stonehill L 59-89FDU L 77-82St. Anselm L 62-82Southern Connecticut L 71-79Bridgeport L 63-88Yeshiva W 86-52C.W. Post L 62-78Queens W 83-82 (OT)Central Connecticut L 82-97

1970-71Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record:11-1412/1 Pratt Inst. L 76-8212/5 CCNY W 85-7612/9 St. Francis W 85-5712/12 Bridgeport L 69-7812/14 NY Tech L 65-8212/18 Stonehill L 80-10012/21 Norwich W 91-7612/22 Waterloo W 83-711/7 St. Michael’s W 75-601/9 LIU L 35-60 St. Francis W 68-621/16 FDU L 42-631/25 Merrimack L 69-731/27 Sacred Heart L 83-931/30 Cortland W 67-592/2 Vermont L 74-862/6 Southern Conn. L 62-762/9 Yeshiva W 85-512/11 Kings Point W 74-722/16 FDU W 60-562/22 Queens W 89-692/24 Central Conn. L 73-762/27 C.W. Post L 72-733/1 Hofstra L 56-73 St. Anselm L 62-68

1971-72Head Coach: Mike GordonTeam Record: 9-14CCNY L 62-87Pratt W 87-76St. Francis L 90-92Bridgeport L 58-68Kings Point L 69-78Hofstra L 55-78Colgate L 50-73Waterloo W 84-58Merrimack L 70-74Yeshiva W 77-52

Stony Brook L 73-82AIC L 65-84Sacred Heart L 67-98FDU-Madison W 90-71Stonehill L 62-75So. Connecticut W 80-73 (OT)St. Anselm W 75-67C.W. Post L 57-63Queens W 92-75Central Connecticut L 68-80NY Tech W 92-66Vermont W 68-66FDU-Teaneck L 58-69

1972-73Head Coach: Marv KesslerTeam Record: 16-912/1 Oneonta L 63-6912/2 Plattsburgh W 81-6812/4 Stony Brook W 56-4812/5 C.W. Post L 57-5912/9 Baruch W 79-6712/12 NY Tech W 71-5512/14 CCNY W 67-5412/16 Hofstra W 69-6412/20 Hunter W 94-621/6 Merrimack W 84-731/10 Sacred Heart L 61-621/13 Stonehill L 86-911/16 Lehman W 82-80 (2OT)1/18 St. Francis W 68-621/20 Pratt W 99-412/1 Yeshiva W 78-382/3 FSU-Madison W 86-712/7 So. Connecticut L 70-762/10 FDU-Teaneck L 40-482/13 Stony Brook W 79-73 (OT)2/17 Bridgeport L 66-802/19 Pace W 82-622/24 C.W. Post L 67-852/26 Queens W 84-672/28 Kings Point L 78-74

1973-74Head Coach: Marv KesslerTeam Record: 10-12NY Tech W 71-69Dowling W 60-57Baruch W 84-54CCNY L 57-59 (OT)NY Tech W 69-64Hofstra L 58-69

Lehman W 85-72Pace L 57-60Yeshiva W 95-55Kings Point L 58-68St. Francis L 93-101St. Joseph’s W 71-60Hunter W 66-65Southampton L 71-78Sacred Heart L 80-84So. Connecticut L 66-71Stony Brook L 68-69Bridgeport L 86-95Navy L 62-89C.W. Post L 61-73Queens W 73-56Brooklyn W 88-80

1974-75Head Coach: Marv KesslerTeam Record: 9-1412/2 Stony Brook W 79-6412/3 Czech. National L 47-6012/7 Baruch L 76-9112/10 CCNY L 71-7212/16 Hofstra L 65-6612/20 Lehman L 72-841/3 Wilkes L 58-671/4 Wagner L 71-731/10 St. Joseph’s W 76-681/16 Queens W 74-641/18 Hunter W 61-481/22 NY Tech W 68-601/25 Kings Point W 61-591/28 Southampton L 58-671/30 Catawba L 66-752/1 UNC-Charlotte L 63-1052/5 Brooklyn W 63-582/8 Sacred Heart L 68-822/11 Stony Brook W 67-52/14 Pace W 67-572/17 So. Connecticut L 59-692/22 C.W. Post L 68-782/27 Bridgeport L 71-87


Year-by-Year Records1975-76Head Coach: Marv KesslerTeam Record: 15-1111/28 Western W 80-611/29 Southampton W 64-6112/6 Baruch W 79-6812/9 CCNY W 92-8512/13 Hofstra L 70-7412/16 Army L 64-731/3 NY Tech L 69-701/5 St. Joseph’s W 103-541/10 Sacred Heart L 94-1031/11 John Jay W 85-581/14 St. Francis L 73-891/17 Hunter W 78-741/19 Hartwick W 77-751/20 Queens W 93-631/22 Lehman W 57-501/27 Southampton L 66-711/29 Kings Point W 86-782/4 Brooklyn W 79-542/10 Stony Brook L 46-422/13 Pace L 70-772/17 So. Connecticut W 85-622/21 C.W. Post W 63-622/23 Monmouth L 73-902/26 Bridgeport L 89-98 Kings College W NY Tech L 60-68

1976-77 Head Coach: Marv KesslerCaptain: Joe Nava Team Record: 19-511/27 Dowling W 68-6711/28 C.W. Post W 90-8412/1 Manhattanville W 64-6112/2 Maritime W 55-5312/7 CCNY L 54-6212/11 Baruch W 78-5812/13 Queens W 103-7412/15 John Jay W 79-6012/17 St. Joseph’s L 69-7512/18 CCNY L 87-671/6 St. Joseph’s W 95-631/8 Sacred Heart L 97-1131/10 St. Francis L 83-941/15 Hunter W 75-671/20 Lehman W 73-502/5 Kings Point W 84-552/9 Stony Brook W 66-60

2/11 Pace W 88-62 Brooklyn W 94-55 New Haven W 78-672/16 So. Connecticut W 98-802/19 C.W. Post W 76-72 (OT)2/23 Bridgeport W 63-622/26 Monmouth W 111-105(OT)

1977-78Head Coach: Marv KesslerCaptain: Robert WilsonTeam Record: 19-7Mercy W 107-85Hofstra W 91-87Maritime W 46-34CCNY W 101-80Wagner L 87-101Queens W 84-72Baruch W 77-63Pratt W 96-70Mansfield State W 73-68Hamilton L 93-102Salisbury State W 72-65Towson State L 70-81St. Francis L 56-58Hunter W 76-55Lehman W 83-59Kings Point W 59-58LeMoyne W 65-58Brooklyn W 85-65Philadelphia L 56-63Pace W 67-64So. Connecticut W 96-72C.W. Post W 86-75Bridgeport L 68-87Marist W 85-73Cheyney L 64-78Hartwick W 74-77

1978-79Head Coach: James FlanaganTeam Record: 14-1211/25 Mercy W11/28 Baruch W12/1 Assumption W 75-7412/2 “Doc” Jacobs Classic L12/5 CCNY W12/9 Wagner L12/11 Boston U W12/16 C.W. Post W12/18 Pratt L12/21 Hunter W

12/23 Old Westbury W1/4 Medgar Evans W1/10 Queens W1/17 New Haven L1/20 Southampton W1/24 St. Francis L1/25 Stamford L1/30 Kings Point W2/3 Rutgers W2/5 Robert Morris L2/9 Pace W2/13 So. Connecticut2/17 Loyola2/21 Bridgeport2/26 Philadelphia2/28 Marist

1979-80Head Coach: James FlanaganTeam Record: 17-1011/30 Old Westbury W 87-4012/1 Columbia L 60-7612/4 CCNY W 62-5112/11 St. Francis L 65-7212/13 West Virginia L 60-10712/15 C.W. Post L 67-8112/18 Ramapo W 83-5912/20 Hunter W 116-7712/22 York W 71-6912/28 Gannon W 67-6512/29 Central Michigan L 72-871/4 Southeastern W 87-571/5 District of Columbia1/15 Medgar Evans W 142-791/17 New Haven W 81-771/19 Mercy W 64-591/22 Southampton W 67-601/26 Loyola L 61-651/27 NH College L 72-811/29 Kings Point 1/31 Staten Island W 90-762/4 Philadelphia W 62-612/11 So. Connecticut W 89-682/13 Marist W 79-762/16 Pace2/18 Stony Brook L 64-652/20 Bridgeport L 86-109 St. Francis L 71-87

1980-81Head Coach: James FlanaganCaptains: John Horton, Dave KinsleyTeam Record: 13-13York W 85-74Lehman W 53-37Bloomsburg L 76-86Pratt W 74-65So. Connecticut L 71-72Mercy W 80-72CCNY W 92-60U. of NH L 74-88LeMoyne L 70-74Southeastern W 66-59Mercy L 70-83NH College L 68-84Keene State W 96-80St. Mary’s W 100-76Staten Island L 55-66U.S.M.M.A W 73-72C.W. Post L 67-82Medgar Evans W 101-75St. Anselm L 57-73Mercy L 76-82Philadelphia L 51-54E. Stroudsburg L 76-84Southampton W 87-58Stony Brook W 104-103New Haven W 86-84C.W. Post L 82-83

1981-82Head Coach: James FlanaganTeam Record: 18-811/21 Pratt W 79-5711/22 Kings Point W 80-7412/4 Trenton L 64-6712/5 Kings Point W 70-6812/8 CCNY W 79-7712/12 Dowling L 57-5912/15 Pratt W 95-7512/19 Sacred Heart L 55-8012/28 Hunter W 72-5912/29 Yeshiva W 72-521/6 Hartwick W 72-681/9 Southampton W 80-631/16 Philadelphia L 62-641/19 Mercy W 87-761/25 Southampton W 61-531/27 Mercy W 79-68


Year-by-Year Records1/30 Kings Point W 70-662/1 Staten Island W 59-572/6 E. Stroudsburg W 70-692/8 C.W. Post L 62-652/9 St. Anselm L 92-1002/15 C.W. Post L 69-70 (OT)2/17 Bridgeport L 57-822/20 New Haven W 84-722/24 Stony Brook W 90-672/27 LeMoyne W 71-56

1982-83Head Coach: James FlanaganCaptains: Mike Holt, Earl MiddletonTeam Record: 18-1011/19 Philadelphia W 62-5911/20 West Chester L 61-7811/27 Hunter W 92-6811/28 CCNY W 68-5012/5 V. Wesleyan W 70-6612/8 CCNY L 64-6712/11 Keene State W 70-5212/15 Queens W 86-6612/18 E. Stroudsburg W 62-20(OT)12/22 C.W. Post L 51-651/4 Gannon W 49-431/7 Longwood L 57-631/8 Franklin Pierce W 83-711/12 Southampton W 79-641/17 Bridgeport W 61-451/22 Mercy W 95-691/24 Pratt W 72-64 (OT)1/26 Philadelphia L 49-721/29 Kings Point L 58-601/31 Dowling L 62-662/5 C.W. Post L 52-582/14 Mercy W 84-702/19 Staten Island W 84-702/21 Southampton W 62-602/24 New Haven W 69-622/26 Stony Brook L 58-592/28 Dowling W 72-613/5 LeMoyne L 60-62

1985-86Head Coach: James FlanaganCaptain: Mike LeonardTeam Record: 14-1411/22 Neumann W 81-6711/23 Queens W 60-5911/26 Southampton L 70-8811/30 Queens L 51-6712/2 Dowling L 63-7212/6 Springfield L 79-8112/7 Keene State W 76-6712/11 C.W. Post L 77-8412/14 NY Tech L 65-7812/21 Pace L 54-6912/22 St. Mary’s W 101-731/8 Gannon L 68-731/11 St. Michael’s L 74-851/15 CCNY W 87-681/18 West Chester W 79-691/22 Philadelphia L 77-791/25 LeMoyne W 66-621/27 E. Stroudsburg W 75-651/29 Pace W 69-552/1 Gannon W 66-752/5 Philadelphia L 66-712/8 LeMoyne L 60-692/12 Mercy W 76-702/15 St. Michael’s W 75-632/19 Molloy W 67-452/22 Kings Point W 77-71 Mt. St. Mary’s L 76-772/27 Philadelphia L 53-66

1986-87Head Coach: James FlanaganCaptain: Greg NerkoTeam Record: 9-1611/29 Concordia L 64-7312/3 Dowling L 60-6112/5 Barry W 88-7412/6 LeMoyne L 67-8212/8 Southampton L 93-9912/10 Mercy W 80-8212/13 NY Tech W 68-5812/27 Dowling L 54-5812/28 Southampton W 89-691/5 Queens L 52-681/7 Gannon L 58-591/10 LeMoyne L 71-741/12 Kings Point W 80-741/14 Molloy W 88-47

1/17 Pace L 54-611/18 St. Rose W 68-531/21 Gannon L 75-921/24 Philadelphia L 69-871/28 West Chester W 59-581/31 St. Michael’s L 67-682/7 Pace L 60-792/11 Philadelphia L 58-642/15 Mt. St. Mary’s W 65-682/22 St. Michael’s L 61-642/26 LeMoyne L 62-68

1987-88Head Coach: Bernard TomlinCaptain: Jerry LongTeam Record: 8-1911/20 Lehman W 76-7011/21 Castleton St. L 85-8911/24 Southampton W 78-6811/28 Concordia L 79-9812/2 Dowling L 75-8212/5 Queens W 80-7312/7 E. Stroudsburg L 84-9412/9 Mercy W 62-6012/12 St. Anselm L 102-8412/19 Wilmington W 2-0 (Forfeit)1/4 Quebec-Trois W 66-491/6 West Chester L 61-621/8 LeMoyne L 69-841/13 Pace L 60-631/15 Mercyhurst L 77-931/16 Gannon L 60-871/20 Philadelphia L 81-981/23 Buffalo L 69-811/29 Gannon L 61-652/1 NY Tech L 71-802/5 Buffalo L 55-822/6 LeMoyne L 67-912/12 Mercyhurst W 83-772/15 Kings Point W 98-792/17 Philadelphia L 74-782/24 Pace L 61-813/3 Philadelphia L 58-91

1988-89Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptains: Matt Link, Curtis WilsonTeam Record: 18-1011/18 Franklin Pierce W 63-5811/19 Assumption L 86-9511/22 Southampton W 92-8811/29 Dowling W 81-7312/3 Mercy W 84-78 (OT)12/6 E. Stroudsburg W 96-9112/9 Mansfield W 95-9312/10 Bridgeport L 88-9612/12 York W 80-7212/16 NY Tech L 78-9112/29 Queens W 71-6712/30 Keene State L 75-791/7 Philadelphia L 71-971/10 LeMoyne W 82-761/13 Mercyhurst W 62-581/14 Gannon L 71-981/17 Pace W 64-611/21 Buffalo W 68-661/27 LeMoyne L 80-961/28 Buffalo L 68-722/1 Concordia W 107-802/6 West Chester W 77-732/10 Mercyhurst W 74-562/12 NH College W 74-682/18 Pace L 58-632/22 Philadelphia W 99-852/25 Gannon W 79-763/4 Buffalo L 62-88

1989-90Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptains: Matt Link, James Lloyd, Curtis WilsonTeam Record: 13-1311/18 Bloomsburg L 67-7411/21 Southampton W 105-9411/26 Mercy W 88-6211/28 Dowling W 65-6012/3 Concordia W 100-9012/9 UMass L 67-7212/11 NH College L 76-9212/14 Bridgeport L 77-7812/16 NY Tech W 77-741/2 Virginia Union L 68-1051/6 Chris. Newport W 76-691/12 Gannon L 57-741/13 Mercyhurst W 92-84


Year-by-Year Records1/16 Pace L 82-871/20 LeMoyne W 75-711/23 Old Westbury W 108-761/26 Mercyhurst W 84-581/28 C.W. Post L 89-932/2 Buffalo W 102-100(OT)2/3 LeMoyne L 95-1102/10 Pace L 92-1082/13 Philadelphia W 58-532/16 Gannon L 80-812/24 Buffalo W 74-682/28 Sacred Heart L 87-1093/3 Philadelphia L 75-90

1990-91Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptains: Malcolm Dowdy, Chris Garner, John Waller, Curtis WilsonTeam Record: 20-1011/16 Springfield W 61-6011/17 Dowling W 95-9211/20 Southampton W 104-6811/27 Mercy W 93-4612/1 Lowell W 111-7712/4 C.W. Post W 75-72(OT)12/7 Bridgeport L 78-8512/9 Sacred Heart L 83-8412/15 NY Tech W 102-781/7 Queens W 69-581/10 NY Tech W 79-781/12 Concordia W 99-851/15 Miami Christian W 109-861/17 Florida Atlantic L 78-861/23 Old Westbury W 94-761/26 Pace W 56-501/30 Dowling L 84-942/2 Fordham L 62-942/6 Pace L 65-852/11 Dowling W 91-882/13 C.W. Post L 69-732/15 Mercy W 80-752/20 Philadelphia L 49-632/23 Southampton W 85-672/25 Concordia W 117-972/27 Queens W 84-543/3 Philadelphia W 101-943/6 Mercy W 108-953/8 Dowling L 76-933/15 NH College L 89-97

1991-92Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptain: Eugene MarquardtTeam Record: 9-2011/22 Molloy W 89-6311/23 Salem State L 63-7012/6 Norfolk State L 53-6512/7 Wheeling Jesuit W 79-75 (OT)12/11 West Chester L 72-7812/14 So. Connecticut L 66-7812/20 Philadelphia L 44-6312/21 Pace L 55-6712/30 St. Anselm W 85-761/2 St. Rose L 62-651/4 Concordia L 72-821/8 Dowling L 65-791/11 Cornell L 61-831/15 Southampton L 78-84(OT)1/20 Mercy W 60-551/22 C.W. Post L 67-711/25 Queens W 76-611/27 Concordia W 78-651/29 Pace L 52-53(OT)2/1 Mercy L 72-74 (OT)2/5 Philadelphia L 51-832/10 NJ Tech L 67-722/12 Southampton W 73-612/15 Dowling L 81-892/19 St. Rose L 70-972/26 C.W. Post L 66-732/29 Queens W 74-69 (OT)3/2 Queens W 83-593/4 Pace L 52-65

1992-93 Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptain: Eric NuenzigTeam Record: 14-1411/30 West Chester L 67-7312/3 Fordham L 69-8512/5 NY Tech W 64-4912/8 Mt. St. Mary’s W 97-7612/10 So. Connecticut L 71-7812/12 Concordia W 98-7112/14 Central Conn. L 96-10312/19 St. Rose L 74-9312/23 Seton Hall L 56-851/6 Queens L 47-571/13 Dowling W 93-721/16 Mercy W 85-791/20 Southampton W 80-67

1/23 Concordia W 96-661/27 NJ Tech W 78-731/29 Philadelphia L 58-651/30 St. Rose L 85-90(2OT)2/3 C.W. Post W 90-822/6 Queens W 80-702/8 Philadelphia L 48-682/10 Southampton W 68-512/13 Pace L 61-762/17 Pace W 59-482/20 Mercy L 76-782/24 C.W. Post W 98-942/27 Dowling L 81-863/3 C.W. Post W 81-74 (OT)3/5 Philadelphia L 69-101

1993-1994Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptain: Sherod QuarlesTeam Record: 18-1211/29 Fordham L 78-10012/1 Molloy W 103-102(OT)12/4 St. Rose W 83-8212/18 Stony Brook W 72-66 (OT)12/22 Queens W 90-8012/30 Nevada-Las Vegas L 60-911/5 Concordia W 102-831/10 Philadelphia L 60-791/12 Molloy W 79-741/15 C.W. Post L 69-761/19 Mercy W 91-801/22 Southampton W 73-721/24 Philadelphia L 72-791/26 NY Tech W 97-851/29 St. Rose L 75-851/31 Dowling L 69-1002/2 Mercy W 84-752/5 NY Tech L 77-852/7 C.W. Post L 70-722/10 Southampton W 92-792/13 Dowling L 66-782/16 Queens W 95-622/19 Pace L 65-792/21 Mt. St. Mary’s W 96-862/24 Pace W 76-712/26 Concordia W 107-94(OT)2/28 Molloy W 88-643/2 St. Rose L 90-983/12 Pace W 71-683/13 Dowling W 107-90

1994-95Head Coach: Jim O’ConnorCaptains: Brian Pritchett, Joe ThorntonTeam Record: 19-1211/18 Franklin Pierce L 67-7011/19 NH College L 53-9411/26 Fordham L 60-7511/30 Pace W 87-7912/3 Concordia W 89-7212/7 Molloy W 91-7712/10 Dowling W 111-8712/14 C.W. Post L 73-79 (OT)12/21 Stony Brook W 71-611/5 St. Rose L 67-991/7 Southampton W 90-791/9 Philadelphia L 49-771/11 Queens W 88-731/14 Dowling L 78-801/18 NY Tech L 94-1041/21 Mercy W 93-751/24 Pace L 67-761/28 Concordia W 69-682/1 Molloy W 83-622/8 C.W. Post W 89-682/11 St. Rose L 75-1022/15 Southampton W 83-782/18 Queens W 83-782/20 Philadelphia W 67-662/22 NY Tech W 96-832/25 Mercy W 97-782/27 Queens W 70-683/1 Dowling W 98-953/3 Philadelphia W 78-743/4 St. Rose L 68-903/7 Philadelphia L 60-72


Year-by-Year Records1995-96Head Coach: Steve CliffordCaptains: Anthony Gilliam, Perry HerbertTeam Record: 23-711/25 St. Michael’s W 78-7311/29 Pace W 63-5712/1 Shephard W 94-8212/2 Millersville L 92-8612/6 Molloy W 95-7312/9 Dowling W 75-7212/13 C.W. Post W 93-7512/22 Concordia W 73-551/3 St. Rose L 87-951/6 Southampton W 93-84 (OT)1/10 Queens L 91-83 (OT)1/13 Philadelphia W 76-731/17 NY Tech W 91-871/20 Mercy W 84-801/24 Pace L 78-671/27 Concordia W 84-641/29 Molloy W 99-731/31 Stony Brook W 65-722/3 Dowling L 75-712/7 C.W. Post W 85-722/10 St. Rose L 96-932/14 Southampton W 80-772/17 Queens W 83-682/19 Philadelphia W 74-622/21 NY Tech W 106-98 (OT)2/24 Mercy W 90-772/27 Dowling W 84-803/1 Philadelphia W 76-693/2 St. Rose W 77-763/8 NH College L 68-52

1996-97Head Coach: Steve CliffordCaptains: Danny Gimpel, Raymond Williams, Andrew BridgesTeam Record: 21-911/5 Merrimack W 79-7011/16 Bentley W 68-6611/23 Molloy W 92-6911/26 Stony Brook L 62-6511/30 St. Michael’s L 69-8112/4 NY Tech W 103-8412/11 C.W. Post W 70-6412/14 Dowling W 80-6112/21 Concordia W 64-581/4 Mercy W 98-631/8 Southampton W 102-68

1/11 St. Rose L 64-921/13 Queens L 57-601/15 Philadelphia W 66-641/18 Pace W 62-471/20 NY Tech W 95-631/23 Concordia W 86-541/25 C.W. Post L 77-80 OT1/29 Dowling L 61-712/1 Mercy W 109-682/5 Molloy W 89-712/8 Southampton W 88-812/12 St. Rose L 70-752/15 Queens W 59-542/19 Philadelphia W 68-582/22 Pace W 64-632/25 Dowling W 82-732/28 C.W. Post W 57-503/1 St. Rose L 64-843/7 St. Michael’s L 85-86 OT

1997-98Head Coach: Steve CliffordCaptains: Andrew Bridges, Jeff Donato, Chris BernardTeam Record: 22-811/15 Stonehill L 64-7411/16 St. Michael’s L 52-5311/25 Stony Brook W 69-5511/29 Bridgeport W 64-6012/3 Molloy W 63-6012/6 St. Rose L 65-7212/10 NJ Tech W 74-5912/13 Queens W 73-631/3 Concordia W 99-741/5 Dowling L 72-861/8 Philadelphia L 45-531/12 C.W. Post W 75-551/14 Mercy W 67-451/17 Southampton W 91-591/21 NY Tech W 98-741/24 St. Rose W 76-611/28 Mercy W 81-691/31 NY Tech W 74-582/2 Molloy W 73-662/4 Southampton W 108-632/7 Dowling L 65-692/11 Queens W 65-492/14 C.W. Post W 72-592/18 NJ Tech W 64-462/21 Concordia W 90-652/24 C.W. Post W 76-642/26 Molloy W 68-55

1998-99Head Coach: Steve CliffordCaptains: Chris Bernard,Justin Mallis, Ahmad JacksonTeam Record: 20-1211/13 N.H. College L 58-7411/14 Franklin Pierce L 55-6211/18 Concordia W 74-7311/24 St. Anselm L 57-7411/29 Bridgeport W 80-4712/2 NJ Tech L 54-6012/5 Philadelphia W 72-5012/9 St. Rose L 55-7412/12 Dowling W 59-561/4 Southampton W 77-591/6 NY Tech L 57-621/9 Queens W 68-501/13 Mercy W 77-561/16 C.W. Post L 47-551/18 Molloy W 90-581/20 NJ Tech W 76-641/23 Philadelphia L 45-471/27 St. Rose L 63-871/30 Dowling L 64-542/1 Concordia W 80-712/3 Southampton W 78-672/6 NY Tech W 58-442/10 Queens W 73-562/13 Mercy W 77-632/17 C.W. Post W 71-642/20 Molloy L 61-692/23 NY Tech W 59-55 OT2/25 Dowling W 74-642/27 St. Rose W 75-73 OT3/5 Pace W 57-563/6 St. Anselm W 66-503/7 St. Rose L 67-72 OT

1999-00Head Coach: Jim FerryCaptains: John Parisio, Kevin Goodman, Yaacov WilliamsTeam Record: 23-711/19 Merrimack W 71-6311/20 Bentley L 72-7911/28 St. Anselm W 73-7012/4 Philadelphia W 75-6212/8 St. Rose L 62-7112/11 Molloy W 92-7012/15 Dowling W 82-7212/21 NJ Tech L 70-801/3 Concordia W 102-73

1/5 NY Tech W 66-531/8 Queens W 72-691/10 New Haven L 62-691/12 Southampton W 91-801/15 Mercy W 88-671/17 C.W. Post W 79-661/19 NJ Tech W 77-741/22 Philadelphia W 88-84 OT1/17 St. Rose W 82-581/29 Molloy L 71-811/31 Dowling W 75-742/2 Concordia W 101-652/5 NY Tech W 77-492/9 Queens W 68-562/12 Southampton W 99-802/15 Mercy W 118-832/19 C.W. Post W 83-693/2 Molloy L 73-873/10 Merrimack W 90-643/11 St. Anselm L 72-76

2000-01Head Coach: Jim FerryCaptains: Ryan McCormack, Kevin GoodmanTeam Record: 31-111/17 Merrimack W 83-7111/18 Bentley W 79-7111/22 Puerto Rico W 89-6811/29 Mercy W 91-8112/6 Philadelphia W 97-6812/9 St. Thomas Aq. W 80-4112/13 Dowling W 87-7312/15 Concordia W 98-831/6 NY Tech W 81-731/8 New Haven W 63-561/10 Queens W 65-591/13 Molloy W 86-481/15 C.W. Post W 87-781/17 Bridgeport W 92-771/20 Molloy W 86-571/22 Philadelphia W 67-511/24 St. Thomas Aq. W 74-541/27 Dowling W 92-721/31 Concordia W 89-562/3 Southampton W 106-642/7 Queens W 78-582/10 Mercy W 90-822/14 C.W. Post W 85-722/17 Bridgeport W 103-672/21 Southampton W 88-562/23 NY Tech W 85-532/27 Mercy W 107-68


Year-by-Year Records3/2 C.W. Post W 75-543/3 Philadelphia W 94-783/9 Philadelphia W 87-663/10 St. Michael’s W 78-643/21 Tampa L 68-82

2001-02Head Coach: Jim FerryCaptains: Tony Kellman, Ryan Laul, Eddie Williams, Rich EdwardsTeam Record: 28-311/16 Bentley W 72-7011/18 Merrimack W 90-6711/21 Dowling W 93-8012/1 Philadelphia L 60-6612/5 St. Thomas Aq. W 73-5212/8 UMass Lowell W 67-5412/12 Concordia W 101-7112/15 NYIT W 84-691/5 Queens W 74-571/7 New Haven W 69-561/9 Molloy W 74-601/12 C.W. Post W 75-651/15 Bridgeport W 78-591/17 Southampton W 81-671/19 Mercy W 91-721/22 Philadelphia W 94-731/24 St. Thomas Aq. W 59-481/26 Dowling W 93-761/30 Concordia W 112-662/2 NYIT W 71-542/5 Queens W 81-642/7 Molloy W 67-572/9 C.W. Post W 96-812/13 Bridgeport W 80-632/16 Southampton W 80-652/26 Molloy W 85-683/1 NYIT L 66-683/8 UMass Lowell W 72-573/9 Assumption W 77-563/20 KY Wesleyan L 46-71

2002-03Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Tony Kellman, Wayne NelsonTeam Record: 22-911/22 Bentley W 84-73 (OT)11/23 Merrimack L 65-7311/26 Bridgeport W 93-6812/3 C.W. Post L 62-65 (2OT)

12/7 Concordia W 97-7012/10 NYIT L 74-7712/13 UMass Lowell L 66-811/4 Philadelphia L 56-711/8 Queens W 76-591/11 St. Thomas Aq. W 66-421/14 Southampton W 73-681/16 Molloy W 75-681/16 Mercy W 86-81 (OT)1/21 New Haven L 53-731/23 Bridgeport L 67-701/29 CW Post W 84-762/1 Dowling W 82-752/4 Concordia W 57-442/6 NYIT L 59-682/8 Philadelphia W 77-612/12 Queens W 58-462/15 St. Thomas Aq. W 83-592/20 Molloy W 84-612/22 Southampton W 87-662/25 Dowling W 78-502/27 Mercy W 85-633/1 New Haven W 73-603/4 Queens W 52-493/7 Bridgeport W 74-693/8 CW Post W 70-573/14 Bridgeport L 56-64

2003-04Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Thomas McCormack, Dwayne ThompsonTeam Record: 15-1311/15 UMASS-Lowell L 69-8911/21 Dominican W 51-4011/22 Caldwell W 77-74 (OT)11/25 Molloy W 67-6612/4 Mercy W 77-5812/9 New Haven L 48-6712/13 Philadelphia L 71-841/6 St. Thomas Aq. W 77-551/8 Queens L 69-711/10 Bridgeport L 50-611/14 Dowling W 68-511/17 Concordia W 80-711/20 Queens W 51-481/22 Concordia W 66-571/24 Southampton L 66-691/26 CW Post W 69-661/28 Molloy W 74-541/31 NYIT L 66-74

2/5 NYIT L 61-682/7 CW Post L 56-702/11 Mercy W 72-632/14 New Haven L 67-802/17 Philadelphia L 57-672/19 Southampton W 71-572/21 St. Thomas Aq. L 53-742/25 Bridgeport W 60-592/28 Dowling W 59-573/3 NYIT L 54-70

2004-05Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Jamaal Wagner, Eric MartinTeam Record: 22-711/15 UMASS-Lowell L 54-6111/19 Merrimack L 55-5611/20 Bentley W 71-6811/23 Mercy W 60-5212/1 Dowling W 64-5612/4 CW Post W 75-5612/8 New Haven W 63-5512/11 NYIT L 51-5812/15 Concordia W 79-431/5 St. Thomas Aq. W 56-501/8 Southampton W 75-631/13 Philadelphia W 66-471/15 Molloy W 78-501/18 CW Post W 65-621/20 Bridgeport W 59-511/24 Queens W 72-69 (OT)1/26 Mercy W 66-601/29 Southampton W 72-622/1 New Haven W 50-352/3 Concordia W 63-452/5 Molloy W 74-572/9 Queens L 55-682/12 NYIT W 69-552/15 St. Thomas Aq. W 55-372/17 Bridgeport L 54-572/23 Dowling W 82-532/26 Philadelphia W 67-583/2 New Haven L 41-563/12 Bryant L 48-69

2005-06Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Jamaal Wagner, Eric Martin, Aaron CummingsTeam Record: 27-511/15 Bryant L 70-6211/18 Dominican W 72-6311/19 Nyack W 76-6811/22 Bloomfield L 72-6511/30 Molloy W 74-6712/03 Queens L 68-6012/07 Mercy W 64-3912/10 Bridgeport W 68-3312/14 NYIT W 72-4812/17 Assumption W 72-5012/31 Nova SE W 59-4901/07 Philadelphia L 71-6001/11 Dowling W 70-4001/14 New Haven W 68-5101/21 Concordia W 66-64 (OT)01/24 St. Thomas Aq. W 80-4801/26 C.W. Post W 62-5501/28 Molloy W 72-5502/01 Queens W 70-5402/04 Mercy W 79-6002/07 Bridgeport W 68-5902/09 C.W. Post W 71-4402/11 NYIT W 60-5102/14 Dowling W 53-3802/16 New Haven W 66-4902/22 Concordia W 76-5502/25 St. Thomas Aq. W 70-4703/01 St. Thomas Aq. W 73-3403/04 Concordia W 62-3003/05 Bridgeport W 74-6203/11 Bentley W 90-8603/12 Stonehill L 69-54

2006-07Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Kimani Blaize, Mike MosbyTeam Record: 27-511/15 Bentley L 43-6911/21 Bloomfield W 75-6011/29 NYIT L 85-92 (OT)12/2 Concordia W 74-6212/9 St. Thomas Aq. L 54-6412/13 Mercy W 74-3712/21 Assumption L 63-7612/29 St. Michael’s L 78-7912/30 Pace W 70-67


Year-by-Year Records1/6 Philadelphia W 66-621/10 New Haven L 59-611/13 Queens W 64-501/17 Dowling W 72-551/20 Bridgeport L 71-761/23 C.W. Post W 77-671/25 Molloy L 60-641/27 NYIT W 75-721/30 Caldwell L 56-692/1 Concordia W 71-592/6 St. Thomas Aq. L 54-612/8 Mercy W 73-532/10 New Haven W 74-602/13 Queens W 96-842/15 Dowling W 65-442/17 Bridgeport L 60-632/21 C.W. Post L 53-662/24 Molloy W 76-522/28 Queens W 85-793/3 NYIT W 65-59 (OT)3/4 C.W. Post W 61-583/10 Bryant L 77-55

2007-08Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains: Alvin Vivican III, Matt Pink Team Record: 20-1011/16 Nyack W 68-6311/17 Dominican L 73-6511/26 St. Thomas Aq. W 40-3811/28 Molloy W 74-6512/01 NYIT L 65-6112/05 Concordia W 63-5912/08 New Haven L 58-4812/15 Caldwell W 56-5212/21 Bryant L 51-501/02 Franklin Pierce W 63-601/05 Mercy L 47-461/09 Bloomfield L 79-661/12 Queens W 54-391/16 Dowling W 82-661/19 Bridgeport W 67-601/23 C.W. Post L 61-491/26 Molloy W 57-521/30 NYIT W 63-312/02 Concordia L 63-57

2/05 Philadelphia W 50-462/09 St. Thomas Aq. W 64-632/13 Mercy L 59-562/16 New Haven W 66-502/20 Queens W 82-452/23 Dowling W 68-642/27 Bridgeport W 73-673/01 C.W. Post W 99-883/05 Molloy W 60-553/08 Concordia W 66-623/09 C.W. Post L 60-57

2008-09Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains:Alvin Vivican III, Chris DiasparraTeam Record: 20-911/15 Post L 73-6811/16 Dominican W 64-5011/21 Stonehill L 71-6011/22 Pace W 78-6311/25 Bloomfield W 72-5812/07 Queens W 76-5312/10 NYIT L 74-66 (OT)12/13 Caldwell W 70-5612/30 Lynn L 68-601/03 Franklin Pierce W 67-63 (OT)1/06 Philadelphia W 61-471/08 Brridgeport W 69-631/12 St. Thomas Aq. W 64-551/14 Molloy W 81-621/17 Mercy W 89-471/21 Dowling L 58-541/24 Concordia W 73-561/28 C.W. Post L 67-611/31 Bridgeport L 68-622/04 Queens W 62-602/07 NYIT W 77-692/11 St. Thomas Aq. W 79-492/14 Molloy W 68-67 (OT)2/18 Mercy W 76-472/21 Dowling W 55-442/25 Concordia W 75-502/28 C.W. Post L 61-553/04 Queens W 57-493/07 Bridgeport L 62-44

2009-10Head Coach: James CosgroveCaptains:Richard Byrd, Casey Cosgrove, Chris DiasparraTeam Record: 22-1111/18 Pace W 79-6411/20 Molloy W 97-7111/21 Dowling W 79-6911/24 St. Rose W 66-4911/29 Assumption W 79-6512/02 So. Conn. St. L 60-5712/05 American Int’l W 74-6512/08 New Haven W 59-4912/12 Caldwell W 79-4812/19 Caldwell W 71-4012/20 Dominican W 57-3812/29 Bloomfield W 81-6612/30 Nyack W 65-611/02 Le Moyne W 90-771/06 Southern N.H. W 75-591/09 St. Anselm L 78-691/12 UMass Lowell L 54-511/16 Merrimack L 82-741/20 Bentley L 71-671/23 Stonehill L 60-59 (OT)1/26 Franklin Pierce L 74-73 (OT)1/30 St. Michael’s W 68-482/03 Pace W 99-622/06 Le Moyne L 90-802/09 St. Rose L 74-702/13 Assumption W 73-712/17 So. Conn. St. W 62-452/20 American Int’l L 63-572/24 New Haven W 79-482/27 American Int’l W 57-453/01 Stonehill W 59-583/04 St. Anselm W 78-663/06 UMass Lowell L 73-58

2010-11Head Coach: Dominick SavinoCaptains: Richard Byrd, David AkinyooyeTeam Record: 20-10NE-10Champs, NCAA Tournament11/17 Pace W 90-5911/19 Molloy W 62-4611/20 Franklin Pierce W 83-7311/23 St. Rose L 78-7411/28 Assumption W 76-7412/01 So. Conn. St. L 68-5212/04 American Int’l L 61-5012/07 New Haven W 62-4712/18 Molloy W 69-4812/19 Dowling W 70-451/02 Le Moyne W 88-841/05 Southern N.H. W 60-581/08 St. Anselm L 61-571/13 UMass Lowell L 60-551/15 Merrimack W 58-571/19 Bentley L 64-541/22 Stonehill L 67-641/25 Franklin Pierce W 69-531/29 St. Michael’s L 60-532/02 Pace W 58-532/05 Le Moyne W 69-492/09 St. Rose L 75-622/12 Assumption W 75-652/16 So. Conn. St. W 85-682/20 American Int’l W 69-632/23 New Haven L 73-712/26 So. Conn. St. W 79-702/28 American Int’l W 55-523/03 UMass Lowell W 71-603/05 Bentley W 78-623/12 Stonehill L 73-62


Year-by-Year Records2011-12Head Coach: Dominick SavinoCaptains: Richard Harkins, Robert Johnson, Norron McDonaldTeam Record: 21-9NCAA Tournament11/16 SCSU L 77-6711/19 Dowling W 54-3811/22 New Havem W 66-6111/27 AIC W 69-5411/30 Saint Rose W 60-5612/3 Assumption W 63-6012/6 Pace W 57-5212/10 Le Moyne W 76-6112/13 CW Post W 83-7912/17 Bloomfield L 68-6612/18 Molloy W 80-691/03 Merrimack W 64-551/07 St. Michael’s L 83-691/11 Bentley W 64-561/14 Franklin Pierce L 61-451/17 Bentley W 64-561/21 Southern NH W 57-501/25 Stonehill L 55-541/28 St. Anslem W 62-511/31 New Haven W 64-612/04 AIC W 63-552/08 Saint Rose L 65-612/11 Assumption W 70-512/14 Pace W 56-502/18 Le Moyne W 65-612/21 Southern Conn L 76-652/26 New Haven% W 54-512/29 Stonehill% L 73-603/10 CW Post# W 66-653/11 Stonehill# L 68-58%NE-10Tournament#NCAA Tournament

2012-13Head Coach: Dominick SavinoCaptains: Bradley Simpson, Cliff BrownTeam Record: 14-15NE-10First Round

11/10 Bridgeport L 66-7611/11 Goldey-Beacom W 68-4611/14 SCSU L 54-6411/17 Bloomfield L 56-6611/20 New Haven W 62-5411/28 St. Rose L 64-8412/1 Assumption L 55-5212/3 Pace L 49-5612/8 Le Moyne L 55-6212/15 Philadelphia W 64-5112/16 Bridgeport L 44-5212/19 Dowling W 42-411/5 AIC W 61-561/9 Merrimack W 85-741/12 St. Michael’s W 61-581/15 UMass Lowell W 80-741/19 Franklin Pierce L 51-671/23 Bentley W 72-651/26 Southern NH W 65-641/29 Stonehill L 54-742/2 #22 Saint Anselm L 65-842/6 New Haven W 64-592/10 AIC W (ot) 59-522/13 St. Rose L (ot) 67-682/16 Assumption L 53-662/20 Pace W 67-552/23 Le Moyne W 63-512/26 SCSU L 57-703/1 Saint Rose% L 57-67

%NE-10 Tournament

2013-14Head Coach: Dominick SavinoTeam Record: 5-21

11/13 Dowling L 66-7611/20 SCSU L 52-8011/23 AIC L 51-7011/26 Saint Rose L 62-6512/4 Pace W 61-5112/7 New Haven L 55-8312/15 Lincoln L 65-7112/19 Nyack W 73-6112/21 Philadelphia W 58-5712/22 Bloomfield L 61-761/1 LIU Post L 77-871/4 Le Moyne L 59-751/8 Stonehill W 68-571/11 Saint Anselm L 70-921/15 Bentley L 51-751/18 Assumption L 42-601/22 SNHU L 50-601/25 Merrimack L 51-661/29 Franklin Pierce L 54-652/1 Saint Michael’s L 61-702/5 Le Moyne L 56-692/11 AIC W 68-622/15 SCSU L 64-782/19 Saint Rose L 66-812/22 Pace L 51-692/25 New Haven L 67-70

2014-15Head Coach: David DukeTeam Record: 6-2011/15 Bloomsburg L 68-7011/19 SCSU L 82-9211/22 AIC L 73-77 11/25 Saint Rose L 65-7911/29 Roberts Wesleyan W 98-7012/01 Queens W 80-6613/3 Pace W 68-5512/6 New Haven L 56-7112/11 Goldey-Beacom W 83-7412/20 Dowling L 78-9212/31 LIU Post L 54-651/03 Le Moyne L 65-671/07 Stonehill L 61-831/10 Saint Anselm L 78-971/14 Bentley L 67-751/17 Assumption L 64-821/21 Southern N.H. L 68-801/24 Merrimack L 72-741/29 Franklin Pierce L 62-751/31 Saint Michael’s L 69-792/04 Le Moyne L 68-752/10 AIC L 64-782/14 SCSU L 93-1042/18 Saint Rose W 67-602/21 Pace W 89-682/24 New Haven L 61-62


All-Time LetterwinnersA

Addison, Andre (78-80)Agyemang, Oppong (06-08)Akinyooye, David (07-11)Allen, Juma (02-03)Aminzadeh, Navid (86-87)Amitrano, Gerry (73-74)Ampofo, Billy (92-96)Anderson, Larry (69-72)Antoine, David (95-97)Arinus, Koby (83-86)Armata, Tony (49-51)

BBanks, Patrick (85-86)Barnes, John (54-55)Bass, Howard (60-62)Bazar, Ricky (87-88)Beamon, Bob (70-71)Becker, Al (71-73)Becker, John (50-53)Beckles, Gerald (76-78)Bedell, James (55-58)Bell, John (53-54)Bennett, Tyler (14-15)Benoit, Arthur (56-59)Bernard, Chris (97-99)Bisca, Bob (50-53)Blackstein, Neil (66-69)Blaize, Kimani (03-07)Blalock, Rodney (68-69)Block, Richard (64-65)Bluman, Alan (74-77)Bodden, Wayne (81-83)Borowy, Tec (73-74)Botwinick, Marty (56-59)Bowen, Neal (57-60)Braun, Donald (47-49)Braun, Rober (46-49)Braz, Larry (65-68)Bridges, Andrew (95-98)Brophy, Cliff (70-72)Brosche, Al (61-64)Brown, Cliff (11-13)

Brown, Walter (67-68)Brunson, Charles (74-78)Buono, Angelo (92-93)Burgelt, Neal (74-75)Butigian, Karl (77-79)Byrd, Richard (07-11)Byrnes, Tim (84-88)

C Cahill, Ed (59-62)Calarco, John (09-13)Calzonetti, Greg (81-83)Cambio, Nick (15-present)Cameron, Reggie (85-86)Caso, John (61-62)Certner, Barry (63-66)Chercus, Sonny (48-50)Chestnut, Jim (60-63)Cinque, Michael (83-85)Citron, Matt (13-14)Claffey, Mike (54-56)Clark, Nicholas (95-96)Cloherty, Mike (58-61)Codrington, Earl (68-69)Coffey, Michael (14-present)Coleman, Damon (13-15)Coles, Lawrence (98)Connolly, John (51-53)Constantino, John (88-89)Cooke, Rick (79-81)Cooper, Luke (94-98)Copeland, Rowland (51-53)Corbett, Tom (46-47)Corrigan, Sean (05-06)Corso, John (82-83)Cosenza, Louis (65-67)Cosgrove, Casey (08-10)Cote, Dan (76-80)Cotton, Dwayne (74-77)Craig, Kendell (00-02)Crawford, Sean (12-13)Cronin, Bruce (56-58)Croom, Roy (79-80)Cummings, Aaron (04-06)

Cummings, Donnell (05-07)Custis, Kevin (87-90)

D D’Agostino, Frank (62-65)Dare, Aaron (89-91)Davies, Ronald (57-58)Davis, Greg (13-15)DeClerk, Joseph (46-49)DeMois, Vernon (46-48)DeRojas, Sergio (80-85)Deitsch, Stuart (60-61)DeNicola, Ryan (12-present)Diamond, Stanley (50-53)Diasparra, Chris (07-10)DiCalogero, Vin (69-71)Distel, Ricard (67-68)Divok, Jerry (63-66)Donadelle, Marius (03)Donahue, Jim (46-51)Donahue, Thomas (75-77)Donato, Jeff (97-98)Donelan, Steve (80-83)Dowd, Jack (57-60)Dowdy, Malcolm (87-91)Drolet, Brian (00)Dunn, Charlie (66-68)Dunn, Kent (67-69)Dyer, Doug (59-62)

E Edmundson, Cedric (78-79)Edwards, Rich (98-02)Ehrlich, Bernie (53-57)English, Bernard (86-87)

FFarley, Steffon (06-10)Feldman, Ed (62-63)Ferguson, John (13-present)Ferrier, Rich (00-02)Fishberg, Gary (69-72)Fisher, Robert (82-85)Fitzgerald, Ky’ron (09-12)

Fitzgerald, Reggie (86-87)Flaherty, Michael (82-83)Flamm, Bruce (60-61)Floyd, Brenden (97)Fodouop, Boris (13-15)Forrester, Arthur (46-48)Fortier, Ryan (97-99)Franchese, Dan (07-08)Fraser, Gerard (10-12)Funk, Martin (53-57)

G Galloway, Don (72-74)Garcia, Chris (11-13)Garguilo, Charles (83-87)Garner, Chris (87-91)Garvey, James (61-62)Gavin, Nick (00)Gearns, Bill (50-52)Gebelein, Craig (85-87)Georgoulis, Steve (03)Gilliam, Anthony (92-96)Ginyard,Tavon (15- present)Gimpel, Danny (93-97)Glynn, John (51-54)Goetz, H. (50-51)Goldberg, Stephen (66-69)Goldstein, Bob (62-65)Golub, Harvey (67-69)Goodman, Kevin (98-01)Gordon, Mike (54-57)Graff, Dave (72-76)Graham, Willie (73-75)Grant, James (51-53, 57-59)Graves, Frank (58-59)Graziose, Larry (50-53)Green, Joel (75-77)Gulker, Howard (61-64)Gunn, Ken (67-68)

HHalfond, Harvey (53-56)Harkins, Richard (08-12)Harridopolis, Ernie (54-55)


All-Time LetterwinnersHarris, William (57-59)Haynes, Titus (59-61)Herbert, Perry (94-96)Hess, Art (50-51)Heyn, Ronnie (56-58)Hiller, Bob (01-02)Hines, Eric (82-84)Holt, Mike (80-84)Horne, Keshaun (03-05)Horowitz, Roy (81-82)Horton, John (77-81)Hospodarek, Jay (90-91)Huffins, Chris (70-72)

J Jackson, Charles (51-52)Jackson, Ahmad (98-99)Jackson, Todd (94-98)Jacoby, Mel (56-59)Jenkins, Justin (14-present)Jenkins, Marion (89-93)Jenkins, Samuel (03-07)Jennings, Jack (46-50)John, Christopher (14-present)Johnson, Bill (71-75)Johnson, Robert (08-12)Johnston, Richard (51-52)Jones, Keith (77-78)Jordan, Travis (11-13)Joseph, Alan (59-60)Jurow, Pete (60-63)

K Kaminowitz, Norman (66-67)Kane, James (46-48)Kaufer, larry (64-66)Keating, Chris (88-90)Keckler, William (47-50)Kellman, Tony (00-03)Kelman-Poto, Dominique (15-present)Kenney, Robert (57-59)Kenyon, Ben (02-06)

Keough, George (61-63)Kerner, A. (48-49)Khaleel, Sky (06-09)King, Al (73-74)Kinsley, Dave (77-81)Klinger, Phil (59-61)Kobishyn, Ted (72-74)Korszun, Ted (91-93)Kramer, B. (49-50)Kramer, Dave (73-75)Kupec, Bill (72-73)

L Laffey, Jack (15-present)Laul, Ryan (99-02)Leibowitz, Dan (59-61)Leonard, Michael (82-86)Leone, Matt (87-89)Letts, Chris (99-02)Levine, Josh (90-91)Libroia, Anthony (12-present)Lichtenstein, Ken (65-66)Link, Matt (87-90)Lisi, Peter (67-68)Litvinoff, Sy (48-50)Lloyd, James (88-90)Long, Jerry (84-88)Lotta, Chuck (49-50)Lulgjuraj, Lindon (12-13)Lupo, Joe (06-07)Luptowski, Pat (07-08)

M Ma, Gabriel (47-49)Maddaleno, Allan (71-74)Mahar, Andy (91-93)Mahoney, Casey (94-96)Mallis, Justin (95-99)Mallis, Stephen (62-65)Mandell, Harvey (68-71)Manning, Don (50-52)Marbach, Andrew (09-11)Marek, Bob (51-53)

Marquardt, Eugene (88-92)Martin, Dennison (95-97)Martin, Eric (02-06)Matthews, Buzz (81-85)Maurer, Rob (92-94)McCartin, Bob (58-60)McCormack, Ryan (98-01)McCormack, Thomas (02-04)McCoy, William (86-87)McCrae, Gordon (75-79)McDaid, Thomas (93-94)McDonald, Norron (08-12)McDonough, Larry (53-57)McDonough, Mike (61-62)McDuffie, Mike (06-09)McGee, Tom (71-74)McGeorge, Bill (77-78)McGrane, Joseph (83-86)McGugins, Larry (84-86)McGuinness, Conor (15-present)McKenzie, George (62-64)McLeggan, Kyle (13-15)McMullen, Declan (61-63)Melloy, John (84-88)Merz, Ernie (66-69)Middleton, Earl (79-83)Miller, Eugene (66-68)Miller, Kevin (93-95)Millosky, Jim (49-50)Milone, Rob (79-80)Mitchell, Nayquann (12-13)Moje, Williams (51-54)Morales, Don (64-67)Morrissey, George (46-50)Morton, Mike (74-76)Morgan, Duane (11-15)Mosby, Mike (03-07)Murphy, Taylor (03-04)Murray, Eugene (61-63)

N Natoli, Ian (04-06)Nava, Joe (75-77)Nelson, Herb (46-47)Nelson, Wayne (00-03) Nerko, Gregory (67-68)Neunzig, Eric (89-93)Nienstedt, Bruce (65-68)Noble, Anthony (06-07)

O O’Neill, Brian (95-98)

P Pacheco, Joe (71-72)Pachter, Harvey (53-56)Palamone, Theodore (52-54)Pappas, Chris (77-81)Parisio, John (99-00)Parker, Reggie (77-79)Pashko, Adam (01-02)Patron, Gerardo (93-95)Paul, Thomas (03-07)Pauli, Tass (53-54)Payne, Donald (51-55)Perovic, Arjan (06-09)Perry, Willis (91-94)Phillips, Michael (70-71)Piakis, Homer (53-54)Pierrot, Dan (12-13)Pink, Matt (06-08)Pipia, Gil (46-48)Pippen, Bart (50-51)Pitt, Leonard (91-93)Pogorelskiy, Elyor (06-07)Plunkett, B. (50-51)Pollack, Steve (80-84)Pollinger, Russ (81-83)Popko, Bob (56-59)Portnoy, Bernie (69-72)Potters, Sandy (56-57)Powell, Dexter (78-80)Preschel, Marv (50-51)Pritchett, Brian (92-95)


All-Time RosterQ

Quarles, Sherod (92-94)Quarto, Richard (60-63)Quarto, Vincent (56-59)

R Ramirez, Sean (03)Ranglin, Chris (09-13)Ray, Richard (66-68)Reagan, A. (49-50)Reilly, Mark (88-90)Renscher, D. (48-49)Repa, Ted (94-95)Resetar, Ed (68-69)Rich, Mark (68-70)Richez, Mike (68-71)Ritkes, Sid (57-59)Rivera, Fred (69-71)Rizzo, Frank (72-74)Rizzuto, Malcolm (51-53)Robinson, Edward (52-53)Rooney, Chris (92-94)Rosdeitsher, Art (59-62)Rosenberg, Neal (72-74)Rosenzeig, Bob (50-51)Rowe, Sam (91-93)Rudolph, Ray (77-79)Ruh, Peter 980-82)

S Samuels, James (04-05)Samuels, RJ (10-13)Sartor, Tim (10-11)Schiliro, Rob (84-88)Schissler, Mark (65-68)Schultz, Walter 963-66)Schumacher, Doug (72-74)Schwam, Harvey (54-55)Scott, Gilbert (53-56)Seaman, Mike (79-81)Shabsels, David (97-98)Sherman, Steve (63-67)Shields, Bernard (47-50)Singh, Satwinder(15-present)Skelly, Tom (62-64)Skema, Paulius (09-10)Silver, Art (59-60)Simpson, Bradley (09-13)Simpson, Ronald (83-84)Sinopoli, Tom (63-65)Slaton, Norm (76-77)Smith, Peter (92-95)Smith, William (03-04)Snelders, Arthur (46-50)Soderstrom, Karl (54-57)Solomonik, Edward (46-48)Sorensen, Jesse (01)Spollen, Joseph (47-50)St. Laurent, Nick (00)Steigerwald, Jim (69-70)Stevens, Gary (74-77)Sternsheim, Joe (55-56)Stone, Mitchell (61-64)Suarez, Manny (15-present)Sullivan, Edward (11-15)Swenton, Joe (89-92)

T Taplizky, Yossi (95-96)Taylor, Michael (85-86)Thompson, Dwayne (01-04)Thornton, Joe (90-95)Tooma, Sandro (99-00)Treuer, Warren (46-48)Troyan, Steve (81-82)Tvardzik, David (03)

U Uhlick, Larry (64-66)

V Vice, Willie (78-79)Vivican III, Alvin (06-09)Vogel, Norm (59-62)

WWagner, Jamaal (02-06)Waitre, Danny (93-95)Walker, Les (63-65)Wallach, George (57-60)Waller, John (87-91)Ward, Ken (72-73)Watkins, Cecil (51-52)Webb, Charles (86-87)Wechsler (64-65)Weeks, Cliff (72-74)Weiner, Glenn (71-72)Wellens, Bill (55-57)Wenzler, Steve (81-82)Whittenburg, Sherman (02-03)Wilks, David (90-91)Williams, Eddie (85-86)Williams, Eddie (99-02)Williams, Marshall (74-77)Williams, Raymond (94-97)Williams, Yaacov (97-99)Willoughby, Rob (79-81)Wilson, Curtis (87-91)Wilson, Robert (74-78)Winchester, Tim (69-70)

Winfield, Jelani (05-06)Wojack, John (79-81)Woltering, Joe (59-62)Wrase, D. (48-49)Wunder, Art (59-61)

Y Yevoli, Joe (74-75)

Z Zettler, J. (48-49)

Danny McCabe After a nationwide search, Danny McCabe was appointed Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation at Adelphi in July 2013 by former Adelphi University President Dr. Robert A. Scott.

In his first two years at the helm of the athletics department, the Panthers continued to set a standard of excellence in the Northeast-10 Conference, winning the school’s second consecutive Presidents’ Cup in 2013-14 before finishing second in 2014-15. In that time, Adelphi claimed seven NE-10 Championships, sent 15 teams to NCAA Tournament play and claimed two NCAA National Championships in women’s lacrosse. In 2015, the softball team reached the Women’s College World Series for the first time as a Division II program, winning the NCAA Division II East 2 Regional on Janet L. Ficke Field before sweeping the Super Regional on the campus of top-seeded Southern New Hampshire.

In the classroom, 12 student-athletes have been recognized as CoSida Capital One Academic All-District I Team honorees, including five Academic All-Americans from the men’s lacrosse (Nick Watson), women’s lacrosse (Devan Crimi, Alexa Froccaro), women’s soccer (Taylor Groth) and women’s basketball (Kelly Mannix) programs. Furthermore, seven teams earned the NE-10 Team Academic Excellence Awards in 2013-14, while the softball program posted the highest GPA across all three NCAA Divisions; the program followed that up as one of four Panther teams to win an Academic Excellence Award in 2014-15, recording the highest GPA in the history of the award.

In addition to the success in competition and in the classroom, McCabe has been instrumental in expanding Adelphi’s corporate partners, bringing the sponsorships of TD Bank ®, the Whitmore Group, the Greene Turtle, and MetLife ® to the department. In 2015, MetLife Legacy Advisors became the title sponsor of Adelphi’s annual Fall Cocktail Reception, while MetroTeam Outfitters returned as Adelphi’s official gear sponsor and joined the roster of corporate partners as the title sponsor of the annual Ficke Golf Classic. The funds raised at these special events reached record levels, and membership in the Panther Club, the department’s major friend-and-fundraising arm, also doubled in 2015 to nearly 800 members.

McCabe has been instrumental in creating several new positions in the department, beginning with the addition of a varsity women’s golf program and the hiring of Keith Ferrara as the first full-time strength and conditioning coach. In addition, the department

created a new strength and conditioning center inside the Center for Recreation and Sports which features all the amenities required for a first-class program. Finally, in 2015, McCabe was chosen to begin a three-year term on the men’s basketball NCAA East Regional Advisory Committee and also serves on the ECAC Board of Directors.

McCabe came to Adelphi from Hofstra University, where he was a part of the Pride Intercollegiate Athletic program for eight years, as Executive Associate Athletic Director. He played a pivotal role in the day-to-day operation of the department and in that role McCabe spearheaded Hofstra’s NCAA Certification process, and played a large role in developing and implementing the University’s five-year plan for athletics. He also served as the chairman of the NCAA Lacrosse Quarterfinals Organizing Committee at Hofstra in 2009 and 2011.

In addition, McCabe served as the program administrator for the men’s and women’s basketball, men’s lacrosse, volleyball and the men’s soccer program and had oversight responsibilities for the sports medicine and strength and conditioning departments.

Prior to Hofstra, McCabe was at Providence College where he served as Associate Director of Athletics for External Relations from 2000-05. In that capacity, he managed all athletic department marketing, promotions and sales strategies for the Big East institution. Under his guidance, the College experienced increased sponsorship sales and ticket sales and increased the average attendance at Friar men’s basketball games. McCabe also oversaw the Providence Athletic Ticket Office, managed their collegiate licensing program increasing revenue by 133 percent, and worked with the Director of Athletics in the department’s fundraising program.

Before his time at Providence, McCabe served as the University of Miami (FL) Director of Ticket Sales from 1998 to 2000. At Miami, he handled season ticket and group ticket sales strategies for the Hurricane’s football, baseball, and men’s and women’s basketball programs. McCabe also spent time in leadership roles in the marketing departments at both Fairfield University (1994-98) and Fordham University (1991-92). A 1991 graduate of Providence College with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, McCabe earned a MBA degree from Fairfield University in 2004.

Adelphi University Director of Athletics

Bill Altenberg - 1950-51George Faherty - 1951-66Jim Bedell - 1966-72Ron Bazil - 1972-79Larry Keating - 1979-85Paul Doherty - 1985-87Robert Hartwell - 1987-2013Danny McCabe - 2013-Present

Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation


Aja Barrett

Equipment Room - Graduate Assistant

Victoria Chiesa

Sports Information - Graduate Assistant

Gina Coscia

Administrative Assistant

Elizabeth Eickelberg

Compliance Graduate Assistant

Dolly Gorman

Executive Assistant

Administration

Kelly Mannix

Business Office Graduate Assistant

Katherine Martin

Administrative Assistant

Pat McWaltersCoordinator of

Sports Information

Adam Siepiola

Associate Athletic Director/Director of External Relations

Meghan Tragner

Business Manager

Kate Whalen

Senior Associate AD/SWA/Compliance

Event Management

Andrew McCabe

Coordinator of Facilities

Courtney Chrisman

Coordinator of Special Events

Kelsey Dlugos

Graduate Assistant

Danny Paccione

Graduate Assistant

Shaun Rutherford

Graduate Assistant

Athletic Training

Mike Gavagan

Head Athletic Trainer

Renee Crossan

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Kara Megherian


Tracie Thomson


Keith Ferrara

Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Claudia Kostich

Graduate Assistant

Dan Wyand

Graduate Assistant


Head Coaches

Carlo Acquista

Men’s Soccer Head Coach/Senior Assistant

Athletic Director

Brooke Derosa

Women’s Soccer Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

David Duke

Men’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Heather Jacobs

Women’s Basketball Head Coach/Assistant

Athletic Director

Danielle MacKnight

Women’s Volleyball Head Coach/Assistant

Athletic Director

Breanne Nasti

Softball Head Coach/Assistant

Athletic Director

Gordon Purdie

Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach/Assistant Athletic Director

Dom Scala

Baseball Head Coach/Assistant

Athletic Director

Robert Smith

Swimming and Diving Head Coach

Charles Cohen

Men’s Golf Head Coach

Dennis Kearney

Bowling Head Coach

Pat McCabe

Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach

Michael Misiti

Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Ann Obermeyer Women’s Golf

Head Coach

Gloria O’Connor

Field Hockey Head Coach

Katie Rees

Cross Country/Track and Field Head Coach

Nicole Lesniak

Dance Head Coach

Alex CampbellCheerleading Head Coach

Campus Recreation

Linda Gundrum

Director

Les Boyce

Assistant Director

Michael Grant

Assistant Director

Jamie Flood

Graduate Assistant

Andrew Hoffer

Graduate Assistant

Samantha Tabak

Graduate Assistant


William J. Bonomo Memorial FieldThe William J. Bonomo Memorial Field was officially opened on October 6, 2007 and dedicated on December 10, 2007 as home to the baseball team. The field, which is constructed of field turf with cut outs for the bases, home

plate and the pitcher’s mound, allow for games to be played in the most unfavorable of condition. Along each foul line are 50-

foot dugouts and enclosed bullpens with two pitchers mounds. The entire field is enclosed and the outfield features an eight-foot high fence with a windscreen.

Motamed FieldMotamed Field is the home to both the men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse teams as well as the field hockey team. It has all-weather turf and lights to accommodate games at any time of the day all year long. A fully working three-room press box complete with internet, PA and sound system, and a crow’s nest for videotaping sits atop the stands that seat 1,600 spectators.

Janet L. Ficke FieldNamed after long time softball coach, the Janet L. Ficke Field was rededicat-ed in October 2005 and got a face-lift with renovations fin-ished in the summer of 2011. The brand new, state of the art field features an all-weather turf out-field and dirt infield. Additionally, the field includes two, 40 foot brick cut-out dugouts which include storage space as well as bathrooms for both the home and visiting benches. Seating in the stands can hold 500 spectators while a working press box for the Sports Information and game day staff complete with Internet and a PA and sound system overlooks the field.

Facilities


FacilitiesCenter for Recreation and SportsOpened in 2008, the CRS is the home of Adelphi Athletics and one of the newest buildings on campus. The 76,000 square foot facility houses athletic department personnel, coaches and assistant coaches offices as well as the equipment and athletic training and rehabilitation rooms. It is also home to the men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as the volleyball team. The three-court gymnasium has seating for 800 spectators which can be expanded to 1,000 when using the track for additional standing space. The jogging surface which is suspended above the courts is an all-weather, rubber surface that is .10 mile.

Woodruff HallWoodruff Hall is one of Adelphi’s original buildings on campus. Built in 1896 and renovated in 2009, historic Woodruff Hall is a landmark in Garden City. The outside remains the same while the inside was completely renovated. The four lane, 25 yard swimming pool is home to the swim team as well as the Adelphi Community and is equipped with a HyTek scoring system. Woodruff Hall is also the home to the physical education and exercise science departments as well as Campus Recreation.

Tennis Courts Located behind the practice field, the Adelphi University Tennis courts are home to the men’s and women’s tennis teams. There are four courts with bleacher seating for spectators and fans.


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Long Island There’s more than plenty to do on Long Island. Arts, culture, history, beaches, golf and shopping.

There are five distinctive regions in Long Island North Shore, otherwise known as the Gold Coast, with dozens of historic sites dating back to colonial days and Gatsby-era mansions .

South Shore, the Island’s spectator sports and entertainment center, with world-famous Jones and Fire Island Beaches, and home to the New York Islanders.

Central Suffolk, with beautiful forests and natural inlets, the world’s largest factory outlet center and a huge water park.

North Fork, with an array of vineyards, waterfront ports and farm stands.

South Fork, widely known as “The Hamptons,” with its pristine beaches and exclusive villages.

It is impossible not to find something interesting to do and see in Manhattan. The most renowned of New York City’s five boroughs, Manhattan offers the best of everything—Broadway shows, concerts, sporting events, museums, shops, restaurants, parks, parades, cultural landmarks and one-of-a-kind neighborhoods. New York City is only 30 minutes from the Adelphi University Campus.

On a trip to Manhattan, you could:

• Head to Central Park to catch the finish of the New York City Marathon, or pack a picnic basket for lunch on the grass at Strawberry Fields;

• Ring in the New Year by watching the famous ball drop in Times Square;

• Catch a Tony Award-winning show or late-night TV favorite David Letterman on Broadway;

• See the Knicks take the court or the Rangers hit the ice at historic Madison Square Garden;

• Try your hand at any number of sports at Chelsea Piers;

• Get in the holiday spirit at the tree-lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center;

• Indulge your love of the arts at Lincoln Center or Carnegie Hall;

• Visit the best-known address in the financial world: Wall Street;

• Spend a leisurely day walking through a unique neighborhood such as Little Italy, Chinatown, Greenwich Village or Harlem;

• Experience the great works of art you’ve discussed in class on a trip to Museum Mile along Fifth Avenue; or take a tour of the building that seeks to unite the world, the United Nations.

New York City


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