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MOLLOY UNIVERSITY

MOLLOY UNIVERSITY

Head Coach: Chris Reardon (10th Season)

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Assistant Coaches: John Smith, Alex Nikolic, Paul Sasso, Carlos Pena, Julien Arcos

Quick Facts

Location: Flushing, N.Y.

Founded: 1937

Enrollment: 20,000

Nickname: Knights

Did You Know?

Colors: Navy Blue and Red

President: Frank H. Wu

Director of Athletics: Rob Twible

• On Saturday (May. 6) afternoon, head coach Chris Reardon and the Knights earned their 29th win of the season to tie the Single Season Program Record for Wins set in 1998.

• The 29th wins are the most wins set under Reardon in his 10th season in Flushing.

• Having cliched a spot to the ECC Tournament, Queens is headed to postseason play for the fourth straight season.

• The Knights are looking to return to the Championship Game for the second straight season and first title since the 1998 season as they enter the Tournament as the No. 3 seed.

About Queens:

Queens College, located on a beautiful 77-acre campus in Flushing, New York, opened its doors in 1937 with the goal of offering a first-rate education to talented people of all backgrounds and financial means. Part of the City University of New York (CUNY) since its founding in 1961, Queens College is one of CUNY’s largest senior colleges. It enjoys a national reputation for its liberal arts and sciences and professional programs, and was cited in the 2012 edition of The Princeton Review’s The Best 376 Colleges for its academic excellence and generous financial aid packages. The college has 69 undergraduate and 62 graduate programs in four divisions, which offer day and evening courses: Arts and Humanities; Education; Mathematics and the Natural Sciences; and the Social Sciences. Students are taught by top scholars who are dedicated to teaching and research. Of our 641 full-time faculty, nearly 90% have the terminal degree in their fields (not all fields offer doctorates) and 65% have tenure. Over 120,000 students have graduated since the college’s first class of 1941. Our alumni include such household names as Paul Simon and Jerry Seinfeld, as well as the CEOs of major companies and leaders in the fields of medicine, education, media, the law, and politics.

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