2015-16 University of New Haven Men's Basketball Media Guide by New Haven Chargers

University of New Haven

Visit www.newhaven.edu or call 1-800-DIAL-UNH (342-5864) QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Founded: 1920 Founded: 1920 Campuses: Themain maincampus campus is located in West Haven, ConCampuses: The is located in West Haven, Connectinecticut, 82 acres on a hilltop overlooking Long Island Sound cut, 82 acres on a hilltop overlooking Long Island Sound and the culand therich culturally rich city of New Haven. A southeastern branch turally city of New Haven. A southeastern branch is located in isNew located in New London, Connecticut. A northern branch is London, Connecticut. A northern branch is located in Orange, located in Orange, Connecticut and a study abroadItaly. campus in Connecticut and a study abroad campus in Tuscany, Tuscany, Italy. Enrollment: 4,864 undergraduate fulltime, 6,555 total enrollment Enrollment: Student Ratio:4,864 49.7%undergraduate Female, 50.3% fulltime, Male 6,555 total enrollment Student FACULTYRatio: 49.7% Female, 50.3% Male Over 81% hold Ph.D.s or the highest degree in their fields. Many FACULTY have backgrounds as working professionals and are consultants Over 81% hold businesses, Ph.D.s or the highesthands-on degree in their fields. Many to Connecticut bringing experience to the have backgrounds as working professionals and are consultants classroom. UNH has a student-to-faculty ratio of 16:1. to Connecticut businesses, bringing hands-on experience to the classroom. has a student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1. ACADEMIC UNH PROGRAMS UNH offers 80 undergraduate and graduate degree offerings in ACADEMIC PROGRAMS the arts and sciences, business, criminal justice, engineering and UNH offers 80 undergraduate and graduate degree offerings in forensic sciences. the arts and sciences, business, criminal justice, engineering and forensic sciences. SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Honors Program for highly-motivated students with high levels SPECIAL of academicACADEMIC achievement.PROGRAMS Freshman-year program for all new Honors Program highly-motivated students with highlife. levels freshmen to helpfor them make the transition into university Cenofteracademic achievement. Freshman-year for all new for Learning Resources offers free tutoringprogram for students freshmen to help makestudies. the transition into university life. seeking extra helpthem with their Center for Learning Resources offers free tutoring for students seeking extra help with their studies. INTERNSHIPS Our location in New Haven and proximity to New York City and INTERNSHIPS Hartford allow us to offer internships with a wide variety of busiOur location in New Haven and proximity to New York ESPN, City and nesses, government, and non-profit agencies, including MTV, Hartford allow us to offer a wide variety ofUnited busiDisney, FBI Crime Labs, U.S.internships Attorney’s with Offices, Unilever, and nesses, government, and non-profit agencies, including ESPN, Technologies Corporation, among others. MTV, Disney, FBI Crime Labs, U.S. Attorney’s Offices, Unilever, and United Technologies Corporation, among others.

RESIDENTIAL LIFE RESIDENTIAL Making you feel atLIFE home is a priority at UNH. Our on-campus housMaking you feelinat11home is a priority at UNH. Our ing is available residence halls. Residential Lifeon-campus staff memhousing is available in 12 residence halls. Residential Life staff bers live in each hall and help promote an atmosphere conducive members livesocial in each hall andamong help promote atmosphere to study and interaction students.an Residence Hall conducive to study and social interaction among students. Councils, composed of students elected by their peers, plan social Residence Hall Councils, students elected their and recreational activitiescomposed and serve asofrepresentatives for by students peers, plan social and recreational activities and serve as repreliving in each hall. Room accommodations range from traditional sentatives for students living Room accommodaresidence halls (equipped withinaeach fitnesshall. room and campus convetions range from traditional residence halls (equipped with a nience store) to multi-bedroom, apartment-style residences. fitness room and campus convenience store) to multi-bedroom, apartment-style residences. The A. BeckerBeckThe David David A. erman Recreation man Recreation Center wasmade made Center was possible by a generpossible by a generous donation from ous donation from alumnus David A. alumnus David A. Beckerman. The Beckerman. The Center includes Center includes basketball courts;aa basketball courts; multi-sport for rollerblading, rollerblading,roller rollerhockey, hockey,volleyball volleyballand and inmulti-sport court court for indoor door soccer; a fitness center with aerobic equipment, weights soccer; a fitness center with aerobic equipment, weights and televi-and televisions; a multi-purpose room forstep yoga, step aerobics, Pilates sions; a multi-purpose room for yoga, aerobics, Pilates and other and other an activities; elevated running track; and lounge area activities; elevatedan running track; and a lounge areaafor relaxation. for relaxation.

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN President:............................................Dr. Steven H. Kaplan Location:.......................................... West Haven, CT 06516 Founded:....................................................................... 1920 Enrollment:.................................................................. 6,555 Colors:.................................................................Blue & Gold Nickname:.............................................................. Chargers DECEMBER Wed. 2 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*......... 7:30 PM Website:............................................... www.NewHaven.edu Sat. 5 at Pace*............................................ 3:30 PM Wed. 9 at Concordia...................................... 7:00 PM Fri. 18 at Georgian Court............................. 6:00 PM Sun. 20 at Post............................................... 2:00 PM Wed. 30 EAST STROUDSBURG................... 3:30 PM

NE-10 Championship (Semifinals)...........TBA NE-10 Championship (Final)....................TBA NCAA Championship (Regionals)............TBA NCAA Championship (Elite Eight)...........TBA

* Northeast-10 Conference game Home games in BOLD CAPS played at Charger Gym Neutral site games in Italics Dates and times are subject to change without notice. Stay posted to NewHavenChargers.com for an up-to-date schedule.

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Director of Athletic Communications:................Dan Ruede Office Phone:..........................................(203) 932-7025 Cell Phone:.............................................(203) 535-9503 Fax:......................................................... (203) 932-7470 e-mail:......................................... druede@newhaven.edu Assistant Director:............................................Chad Cooper Graduate Assistant:.........................................Rachel Vogel Graduate Assistant:..........................................Chris Dooley Website:............................... www.NewHavenChargers.com Facebook:............./UNHChargers | /NewHavenBasketball Twitter:.......................@UNHChargers | @GoChargersMBB Instagram:...............@UNHChargers | @GoChargers_MBB

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The 2015-16 University of New Haven men’s basketball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletics Communication. Written and designed by Dan Ruede, with assistance from Chad Cooper, Chris Dooley and Rachel Vogel.

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FEBRUARY Wed. 3 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL*....... 7:30 PM Sat. 6 at Saint Rose*................................... 3:30 PM Sat. 13 ADELPHI*......................................... 1:30 PM Wed. 17 at Southern Connecticut*.................. 3:30 PM Sat. 20 PACE*............................................... 3:30 PM Tue. 23 LE MOYNE*...................................... 7:30 PM Fri. 26 NE-10 Championship (First Round).........TBA Sun. 28 NE-10 Championship (Quarterfinals).......TBA

CHARGER ATHLETICS Director of Athletics:........................................Deborah Chin Athletic Dept. Phone:................................. (203) 932-7016 Athletic Dept. Fax:...................................... (203) 932-7470 Dir. of Sports Medicine:................................... Nate Hepner Office Phone:.......................................... (203) 479-4890 Affiliation:..................................................... NCAA Division II Website:................................................... www.NCAA.com Conference...................................................... Northeast-10 Website:......................................... www.Northeast10.org

University of New Haven..................................................... 2 2015-16 Schedule......................................... 3, Back Cover Charger Basketball - Quick Facts.................................................................... 3 2015-16 Coaches - Head Coach Ted Hotaling..........................................5-6 - Assistant Coach Mark Palmieri.................................... 7 - Assistant Coach John McNair...................................... 7 - Assistant Coach Kevin McLaughlin.............................. 8 - Assistant Coach Thomas Baudinet.............................. 8 - Special Assistant to the Head Coach Nick Restifo..... 8 2015-16 Players - Roster.......................................................................... 10 - Player Biographies................................................ 11-20 2015-16 Preview - Season Preview..................................................... 22-23 2014-15 Review - 2014-15 Statistics/Results........................................25 - 2014-15 Northeast-10 Conference Results.............26 History & Records - Team Records.............................................................28 - NCAA Record Books....................................................28 - Single-Season Records...............................................29 - Career Records...........................................................30 - All-time Award Winners............................................... 31 - Year-by-Year Leaders..................................................32 - Postseason Results....................................................32 - All-Time Record vs. Opponents..................................33 - Year-by-Year Game-by-Game Results................... 34-40 - Year-by-Year Team Records........................................40 - All-time Roster............................................................. 41 The University - University Administration...........................................42 - NCAA Division II Core Values......................................43 - Northeast-10 Conference...........................................44 - Charger Athletics.........................................................45

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JANUARY Sat. 2 at American International*................. 3:30 PM Wed. 6 MERRIMACK*.................................. 3:00 PM Sat. 9 BENTLEY*........................................ 1:30 PM Tue. 12 at Stonehill*....................................... 7:30 PM Sat. 16 at Assumption*.................................. 3:00 PM Wed. 20 FRANKLIN PIERCE*........................ 5:30 PM Sat. 23 at Southern New Hampshire*........... 3:30 PM Tue. 26 at Saint Michael’s*............................ 7:30 PM Sat. 30 SAINT ANSELM*.............................. 1:30 PM

MEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach:......................................................Ted Hotaling Record at UNH:.......... 79-61 (56-50 NE-10) / sixth year Office Phone:..........................................(203) 932-7024 e-mail:...................................... thotaling@newhaven.edu 2014-15 Record:................................ 15-12 (10-10 NE-10) All-Time Record:........................................... 775-681 (.532) First Year of Men’s Basketball:................. 1961 (53 years) Home Facility:...................................... Charger Gymnasium Capacity:.................................................................. 2,500 Assistant Coach:............................................. Mark Palmieri Assistant Coach:................................................John McNair

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NOVEMBER Wed. 18 at Le Moyne* .................................... 7:00 PM Sun. 22 SAINT ROSE*................................... 3:30 PM Tue. 24 at Adelphi*......................................... 7:30 PM Fri. 27 at Dowling......................................... 3:00 PM Sun. 29 at Philadelphia University.................. 3:00 PM

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THE HOTALING FILE University of New Haven Head Coach (2010-Present) University of Eastern Kentucky Assistant Coach (2005-10)

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Yale University Assistant Coach (2001-05) University of New Haven Assistant Coach (2000-01) Adelphi University Assistant Coach (1998-99)

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Ted Hotaling enters while the Chargers’ 14-6 record in the NE-10 that his sixth season season was the second-best since joining the a s h e a d m e n ’s conference in 2008-09. basketball coach at New Haven in 2015-16. The 2013-14 squad led the nation in personal fouls The ninth head coach in program history, Hotaling per game (13.6), while the Chargers ranked second ranks third in program history in winning in Division II in fewest turnovers per game (8.9). percentage and became the fourth winningest New Haven also ranked in the top 10 nationally coach at New Haven last season. Of the nine head in scoring defense (6th) and field goal percentage coaches in New Haven men’s basketball history, defense (9th). eight of them have coached at least 100 games for the Chargers. Hotaling’s 55-45 mark through his Individually, Hotaling mentored Anderson to NEfirst 100 contests was the best since 1995. 10 Defensive Player of the Year and All-America Honorable mention recognition - the first such Hotaling’s 2014-15 Chargers finished the season mention for UNH in 24 years. Anderson finished his with a 15-12 overall record, the fourth-straight junior season leading the Northeast-10 Conference season with a plus-.500 record. Among the and ranked second in Division II in defensive highlights is senior Eric Anderson who was named rebounds per game (8.97). He also ranked third Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year for in the nation with 20 double-doubles. Anderson a third-straight season, the first time in NE-10 was joined by Jeffery Adkins and Justin Exum and history a player has earned Defensive Player of the two-time All-Northeast-10 honorees. Year accolades in three-straight years. Anderson was also a repeat member of the NE-10 First Team In 2012-13, Hotaling mentored the Chargers to All-Conference and stands as the only Charger to a 20-9 record – their first 20-win campaign since earn first team honors. In addition to his NE-10 2003-04. New Haven reached the NCAA postseason honors, Anderson was named a Daktronics/Division for the first time since 2004 and earned its first win II Conference Commissioners Association Third Team on the national stage since 2003 with a victory All-American. Following the season, Anderson over Dominican in the NCAA Division II East Region signed a contract to play with the Gladiators Trier Quarterfinals. in Germany’s Basketball Bundesliga ProA League. That season, Hotaling’s Chargers led the NE-10 Statistically, Anderson led NCAA Division II in and ranked 10th nationally in fewest turnovers rebounds per game (13.1) and defensive rebounds committed per game (11.0) and slotted at 13th per game (9.85). He was also among the top-10 in the country in scoring defense with an NE-10in the nation in double doubles (8th) and total leading 61.1 points per game allowed. New Haven rebounds (5th). also finished second in the conference and 38th in Division II in free throw percentage (74.3). Hotaling’s 2012-13 and 2013-14 teams finished with back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time Individually, Hotaling mentored 2012-13 since 2002-03 and 2003-04, while also earning Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year Eric back-to-back appearances in the NCAA Postseason. Anderson, who finished second in the nation with Hotaling’s 21-9 record in 2014-15 stands as the 18 double-doubles while ranking third with 12.0 most wins in a single season under his leadership, rebounds per game and ninth in blocked shots at

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SIXTH SEASON ALBANY ‘95

University at Albany Hall of Fame Player (1991-95)

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HOTALING YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

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2010-11..................................... 8-18 2011-12................................... 15-13 2012-13..................................... 20-9 2013-14......................................21-9 2014-15................................... 15-12 Overall Record:............79-61 (.564) Conference Record:....56-50 (.528)

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Adelphi..........................................5-6 American Int’l...............................5-5 Assumption...................................5-3 Bentley..........................................2-4 Bloomfield.....................................2-2 Caldwell.........................................0-1 Concordia (N.Y.)............................2-0 Dominican (N.Y.)...........................1-0 Dowling.........................................3-1 East Stroudsburg..........................1-0 Franklin Pierce..............................3-3 Holy Family....................................0-1 Le Moyne......................................6-4 Mercy............................................2-0 Merrimack....................................4-3 Molloy............................................2-0 NYIT..................................................1-0 Nyack............................................1-0 Pace..............................................8-3 Post...............................................1-0 Queens..........................................1-0 Saint Anselm................................4-3 Saint Michael’s.............................5-1 Saint Rose....................................3-7 So. Connecticut State..................4-7 So. New Hampshire......................4-3 Stonehill........................................3-2 UMass Lowell................................1-2

2.45 per game. Jeffery Adkins and Justin Exum also each claimed All-Northeast-10 honors. Hotaling led the Chargers to a 15-13 record in 201112 - a seven-win improvement from the previous campaign and the club’s first winning season since 2004-05. New Haven also qualified for the Northeast-10 Conference Championship, winning a First Round contest at Pace before falling in a 54-51 heartbreaker at Adelphi in the Quarterfinals. In his first season as head coach, the Chargers posted an 8-18 overall mark and a 6-16 record in the Northeast-10 Conference. Throughout the season, New Haven ranked among the top threepoint shooting teams in Division II. Freshman Justin Exum concluded the season ranked 17th nationally in three-point field goals per game. He was also the highest ranked freshman in that category. As a team, UNH ranked 31st in three-point field goal percentage and 32nd in three-point field goals per game. With over 15 years of college coaching experience, Hotaling most recently spent five seasons as an assistant at Eastern Kentucky University. While at EKU, the Colonels enjoyed a number of record-setting seasons, including two postseason runs. Hotaling’s main responsibilities at EKU included working with the guards and coordinating the program’s recruiting efforts. In 2007, the Colonels earned a berth to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship tournament. EKU was selected to the College

Basketball Invitational this season after amassing a 20-11 regular season record. The Colonels were one of the best offensive teams in the country during Hotaling’s tenure as well. In 2010, EKU ranked in the top 10 in three-point field goals made, turnovers per game and assist/turnover ratio. The Colonels also broke the Ohio Valley Conference record for threepointers made in back-to-back seasons (2008-09 and 2009-10). Prior to arriving at Eastern Kentucky, Hotaling served four years as a full-time assistant at Yale University from 2001-05. He also served one season as an assistant at UNH in 2000-01. The Niverville, N.Y. native began his coaching career at Adelphi University in 1998 where he spent one season as an assistant. Hotaling earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from University at Albany in 1995 and later earned his master’s degree from Adelphi University. In the fall of 2012, he was inducted into the University at Albany Great Dane Hall of Fame as both an individual student-athlete and as a member of the 1993-94 men’s basketball team that advanced to the NCAA Division III Elite Eight. After graduating from Albany he went on to play professionally in Europe for the Cardiff Phoenix Basketball Club in Cardiff, Wales, and the Plymouth Rotolok Raiders in Plymouth, England. Hotaling and his wife, Keely Garden, have two children – Owen and Susan.

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ASSISTANT COACH A former team captain for New Haven men’s basketball, Mark Palmieri ’13 will be the top assistant coach for Ted Hotaling in the 2015-16 campaign. Palmieri served as a graduate assistant coach and basketball analytics coordinator with the Chargers during the 2013-14 season.

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

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In addition to on-court instruction at practices and on game day, Palmieri is a key contributor the Chargers’ recruiting and scouting efforts.

JOHN MCNAIR

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ASSISTANT COACH SECOND SEASON SAINT JOHN’S ‘14

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John McNair enters his second season on the Char- In addition to coaching for the Chargers, McNair is also on the board of directors for gers’ bench as an assistant for head coach Ted Hotal- the Ryan T. Lee Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization that looks to better ing. He will assist the coaching staff with on court the community. instruction, recruiting academics and team travel. Currently working towards his Master’s in Business Administration with a concenA recent graduate of Saint John’s University, McNair was previously the assistant tration in Sport Management, John received his Bachelor’s degree Sport Managemen’s basketball coach at Western Connecticut State University in 2013-14 where ment from Saint John’s University. he helped lead the Colonials to an 18-8 record. He also enjoyed a short stint as assistant coach at Cheshire High School in 2010-12.

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

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

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

THOMAS BAUDINET

ASSISTANT COACH

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FIRST SEASON SAINT ANSELM ‘11

Thomas Baudinet enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Chargers. Baudinet will serve as the Coordinator of Player Development.

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A 2011 graduate of Saint Anselm, Baudinet was an All-American guard for the Hawks basketball team. A three-time captain, he graduated third all-time in scoring with 1,957 career points, after averaging a Northeast-10 Conference best 22.1 per game as a senior. His 18.8 points-per-game average for his career is the second best in Saint Anselm men’s basketball history.

Following his senior campaign, Baudinet was named to the Daktronics All-America Third Team and the State Farm/NABC All-America Team after earning Northeast-10 Conference Player of the Year and First Team All-Conference accolades. He also received the league’s Scholar-Athlete Sport Excellence Award and was name the ECAC co-Player of the Year and an ECAC First Team All-Star. Following his graduation, Baudinet was drafted by the Iowa Energy in the NBA DLeague Draft. He would eventually close out his D-League career in 2013 with the Springfield Armor before beginning an international playing career, most recently with the ETB Wohnbau in Germany.

NICK RESTIFO

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SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH FOURTH SEASON CONNECTICUT ‘13

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

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

Restifo also has experience as a basketball scout for both the Springfield Armor of the NBA Development League and the New England Recruiting Report. Currently pursuing his Master’s degree in Data Mining at Central Connecticut State University, Restifo earned his Bachelor’s degree in Marketing with a minor in Entrepreneurship from the University of Connecticut.

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Name Benjamin Vezele Samir McDaniels Michael Bourke Jemal Mosley Najee Larcher Jayson Cethoute Jacob Pupavac Andy Fleurantin Tyler Reynolds Tommy Hunt Joshua Guddemi Levy Gillespie Joseph Doganiero

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Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School / Previous School 6-5 182 Providence, R.I. / Hope / Wilbraham & Monson Acad 6-4 195 Roxbury, Mass. / New Mission 6-3 162 South Orange, N.J. / The Hun School of Princeton 6-1 180 Spring Valley, N.Y. / Don Bosco Prep / Putnam Science 6-7 194 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Xaverian 6-4 175 East Elmhurst, N.Y. / Archbishop Molloy 6-8 220 Geelong, Australia / Belmont 6-0 188 West Orange, N.J. / West Orange 6-6 215 Syracuse, N.Y. / Westhill 6-3 195 Smithfield, R.I. / St. Andrew’s 6-7 206 Nottingham, England / Derby 6-3 215 Meriden, Conn. / Capital Preparatory Magnet 6-0 165 Wellsboro, Pa. / Wellsboro

Head Coach: Ted Hotaling (Albany ’95) – Fifth Season Assistant Coach: Mark Palmieri (New Haven ’13) – Third Season Assistant Coach: John McNair (Saint John’s ’14) – Second Season Assistant Coach: Kevin McLaughlin (New Haven ’14) – Second Season Assistant Coach: Thomas Baudinet (Saint Anselm ’11) – First Season

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SENIOR | 6-4 | 195 LBS. ROXBURY, MASS. | NEW MISSION 2011-12: Saw action in 17 games for the Chargers…Averaged 5.5 ppg and 4.9 rpg…Posted a season-high 25 points and five rebounds at Dowling (11/13)…Collected eight points with two assists and six rebounds against Franklin Pierce (1/11). High School: All-time leading scorer and rebounder for the Titans at New Mission High School…Four-year varsity player…Scored over 1,000 career points… Two-time Boston City League All-Star…Helped lead team to back-to-back state championships in 2010 and 2011.

2013-14: Appeared in all 30 games…Finished with 30 points and 49 rebounds… Posted a season-high eight points and five rebounds in a win over Merrimack (2/1). Personal: Son of Eric Bullock and Vanessa McDaniels…Has three brothers; Keyon, Jason and Naman and two sisters; Marie and Vanessa…Majoring in Criminal Justice. 2012-13: Did not see game action due to injury.

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

Points: 15, at Dowling -- 11/13/11 Rebounds: 12, at American International -- 02/18/15 Assists: 5, Pace -- 2/14/15 Steals: 3, Southern New Hampshire -- 1/29/15

Blocks: 2, Adelphi -- 2/24/15 FG made: 6, at Nyack College -- 12/13/11 FG attempts: 13, Southern Connecticut -- 1/3/15 3FG made: 1, 6 times -- last vs. Le Moyne -- 2/10/15

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CAREER STATISTICS |-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------| Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2011-12 17 0 330 19.4 37 83 .446 0 5 .000 19 30 .633 32 52 84 4.9 28 0 11 21 1 10 93 5.5 2012-13 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Did Not See Game Action--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2013-14 30 0 252 8.4 9 33 .273 2 10 .200 10 18 .556 13 36 49 1.6 22 0 8 12 3 4 30 1.0 2014-15 27 27 789 29.2 55 120 .458 4 13 .308 37 66 .561 48 74 122 4.5 67 2 30 36 8 20 151 5.6 TOTAL 74 27 1,371 18.5 101 236 .428 6 28 .214 66 114 .579 93 162 255 3.4 117 2 49 69 12 34 274 3.7

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2014-15: Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Started all 27 games, averaging 29.2 minutes per game, third most on the team…Finished with career-high’s in 151 points and 122 rebounds…Finished with double figure points in four games, including a season-high 13 on the road at Adelphi (12/6)…Pulled down a career-high 12 rebounds, while scoring 12 points, on the road at AIC (2/18) for his first career double double…Dished a career-high five assists in a home win over Pace (2.14).

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3FG attempts: 2, 5 times -- last vs. Adelphi -- 2/24/15 FT made: 5, at Dowling -- 11/13/11; vs. So. New Hampshire -- 1/29/15 FT attempts: 6, 5 times -- last at American International -- 2/18/15

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MICHAEL BOURKE

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

2014-15: Did not see game action. High School: A First Team All-MAPL performer in 2013-2014…Raiders reached the 2014 MAPL Tournament Semifinals…Led the Hun School with 13.4 points per game and also topped the squad in assists and steals…Selected to play in the Mercer County CYO Boys’ Basketball High School All Star Game…Most Valuable Player of the 2014 Hoop Group Tip-Off Showcase…A McDonald’s All-America nominee. Personal: Son of Michael and Felicia Bourke…Father played basketball at UNC Charlotte…Has a sister, Amber…Major is undecided.

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THE RETURNERS JEMAL MOSLEY JUNIOR | 6-1 | 180 LBS. SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. | DON BOSCO PREP | PUTNAM SCIENCE 2013-14: Appeared in all 30 games, including two starts for the Chargers…Averaged 13.2 mpg and a 41.5 field goal percentage…Pulled down 49 rebounds and scored 123 points, averaging 4.1 per game…Finished with 12 points against Le Moyne (11/20)… Registered a season-high 15 points and four assists against Adelphi (12/7)…Totaled nine points on 3-for-3 shooting from three point range in the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament vs. Saint Michael’s (3/2). Before UNH: Two-time All-Suburban New Jersey…Averaged 15 points per game as a senior at Don Bosco, including a career-high 40 points against Passaic Tech…Averaged 14.8 points per game in his post-graduate year…Hoop Mountain Prep Classic All-Tournament Team…Guided PSA to an 11-game winning streak.

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2014-15: Started all 27 games…Second on the team in scoring with a career-high 400 points, averaging 14.8 per game…Pulled down 77 rebounds and dished out 67 assists…Led team with 78 made three-pointers, hitting 34.8 percent from long distance…Scored in double figures in 23 games and topped the 20-point plateau four times…Set a career-best with 28 points at home against Post (12/9)…Hit a career-high seven three-pointers and scored 23 points in an overtime win against Saint Anselm (12/31)...Also pulled down a career-best nine rebounds on the road at Saint Anselm (1/7)…Scored 22 points and dished a career-high six assists on the road at Saint Rose (12/17).

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Personal: Son of Andrea Pope and Jemal Mosley, Sr. …Majoring in business management.

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Points: 28, Post -- 12/09/14 Rebounds: 9, at Saint Anselm -- 1/7/15 Assists: 6, at Saint Rose -- 12/17/14 Steals: 3, 2 times -- last vs. AIC -- 11/25/14

Blocks: 1, three times -- last vs Saint Michael’s -- 1/13/15 FG made: 8, three times -- last vs. Pace -- 2/14/15 FG attempts: 22, Stonehill -- 1/24/15 3FG made: 7, Saint Anselm -- 12/31/14

3FG attempts: 13, Saint Anselm -- 12/31/14 FT made: 10, Post -- 12/9/14 FT attempts: 12, Post -- 12/9/14

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SOPHOMORE | 6-4 | 175 LBS. EAST ELMHURST N.Y. | ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY

2014-15: Appeared in 20 games, all in a reserve Personal: Son of Louise Merelan…Has an older brother, Daniel …Majoring in role…Averaged 1.2 points per game…grabbed 12 business management rebounds, dished eight assists and had four steals… Played a season-high 18 minutes against Southern New Hampshire (1/29)…Scored a career-best six points in 14 minutes against Bloomfield (12/19). High School: All-CHSAA Class AA as a senior as Archbishop Molloy reached the CHSAA intersectional quarterfinals…Posted averages of 16.3 points and 8.5 rebounds en route to All-Queens Honors from both the New York Daily News and the Times Ledger…Invited to play in the NYC Mayor’s Cup Boys’ Basketball High School All-Star Game.

CAREER STATISTICS |-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------| Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2014-15 20 0 111 5.6 8 26 .308 3 17 .176 5 6 .833 2 10 12 0.6 9 0 8 8 0 4 24 1.2 TOTAL 20 0 111 5.6 8 26 .308 3 17 .176 5 6 .833 2 10 12 0.6 9 0 8 8 0 4 24 1.2

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Points: 6, Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 Rebounds: 3, Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 Assists: 3, Dowling -- 12/3/14 Steals: 2, Bloomfield -- 12/19/14

FG made: 2, Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 FG attempts: 4, Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 3FG made: 1, three times -- last vs. Pace -- 2/14/15 3FG attempts: 2, six times -- last vs. Le Moyne -- 2/10/15

FT made: 2, two times -- last vs. Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 FT attempts: 2, three times -- last at Saint Anselm -- 1/7/15

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THE RETURNERS TOMMY HUNT SOPHOMORE | 6-3 | 195 LBS. SMITHFIELD, RI. | ST. ANDREWS vs. Merrimack (2/27) and 10 against Franklin Pierce (1/17)…Pulled in a career-high six rebounds in non-conference action against Post (12/9). High School: A three-time all-state pick by the Providence Journal…Third Team All-NEPSAC AA as a senior…Honorable Mention All-NEPSAC AA as a junior…Averaged 15.5 points per game in 2013-14. Personal: Son of Jane and Tommy Hunt …major is undecided.

CAREER STATISTICS |-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------| Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2014-15 27 27 631 23.4 49 144 .340 43 131 .328 14 23 .609 6 45 51 1.9 33 0 20 20 0 8 155 5.7 TOTAL 27 27 631 23.4 49 144 .340 43 131 .328 14 23 .609 6 45 51 1.9 33 0 20 20 0 8 155 5.7 Points: 14, two times -- last at Adelphi -- 12/6/14 Rebounds: 6, Post -- 12/9/14 Assists: 3, two times -- last at Pace -- 11/22/14 Steals: 1, eight times -- last vs. Saint Rose -- 2/7/15

FG made: 5, Pace -- 11/22/14 FG attempts: 11, at Le Moyne -- 11/19/14 3FG made: 4, at Pace -- 11/22/14 3FG attempts: 10, at Merrimack -- 1/31/15

FT made: 4, Post -- 12/9/14 FT attempts: 7, Post -- 12/9/14

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2014-15: Started all 27 games as a freshman for the Chargers…Averaged 5.7 points per game, finishing second on the team with 43 made three-pointers…Hauled in 51 rebounds during the season… 131-of-144 field goal attempts came from beyond the arc…Northeast-10 Rookie of the Week for the week of Nov. 24 after opening his career with nine points against Le Moyne (11/19) and a career-high 14 against Pace (11/22)…Tied his career-best 14 points at Adelphi (12/6)…Scored in double figures a total of four times, including 11

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SENIOR | 6-7 | 206 LBS. NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND | DERBY

2014-15: Named to Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll…Dean’s List Student… Appeared in all 27 games, starting four…Averaged 1.1 points per game and 1.7 rebounds per game… Finished with a career-high eight points on 3-of-6 shooting and 2-of-2 at the line against Dowling (12/3)…Pulled in a season-best six rebounds against Le Moyne (2/10).

2012-13: Appeared in all 29 games for the Chargers…Finished the season with 13.4 minutes per game, 1.8 rpg and 1.2 ppg…Season totals included 34 points, 51 rebounds and 12 assists…Tallied season-best five points, two rebounds versus Southern New Hampshire in the Northeast-10 Conference Championship (3/3). High School: Attended Derby College in England…Named Most Valuable Player of the year in 2011…Also named Sports Personality of the year in 2012.

2013-14: Appeared in 12 games, making one start…Averaged 7.8 mpg and was Personal: Son of Francesco and Joanne Guddemi…One brother, Jordan…Hobbies 2-for-7 shooting and 2-for-5 from three-point range…Totaled 15 rebounds, 11 include listening to music and socializing…Majoring in business management. points and one block…Had five rebounds vs. Concordia (11/16)…Tallied four points vs. Adelphi (12/7).

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Points: 8, Dowling -- 12/03/14 Rebounds: 6, at Le Moyne -- 2/10/15 Assists: 2, five times -- last vs. Pace -- 2/14/15 Steals: 2, Concordia (N.Y.) -- 12/19/12

Blocks: 1, seven times -- last at Le Moyne -- 2/10/15 FG made: 3, two times -- last at Saint Rose -- 12/17/14 FG attempts: 6, Dowling -- 12/3/14 3FG made: 1, six times -- last vs. Pace -- 2/15/14

3FG attempts: 2, five times -- last vs. Bloomfield -- 12/19/14 FT made: 3, Concordia -- 11/16/13 FT attempts: 4, two times --- last vs. Concordia -- 11/16/13

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THE RETURNERS LEVY GILLESPIE SOPHOMORE | 6-3 | 215 LBS. MERIDEN, CONN. | CAPITAL PREPARATORY MAGNET High School: Averaged 26.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 3.5 steals to guide the Trailblazers to a Constitution State Conference title as a senior…A four-time All-CSC honoree as well as a consensus First Team All-State pick by both the New Haven Register and Hartford Courant…Connecticut Gatorade Player of the Year nominee…Program’s all-time assists leader and ranks third in school history in both points (1,949) and rebounds. Personal: Son of Levy and Martina Gillespie…Has a brother, Syre, and sister, Kiah… Majoring in management of sports industries.

CAREER STATISTICS |-----------Total-----------| |----------3-Point---------| |---------F-Throw--------| |-------------Rebounds------------| Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2014-15 27 0 582 21.6 45 137 .328 27 88 .307 11 20 .550 4 37 41 1.5 35 0 58 34 0 12 128 4.7 TOTAL 27 0 582 21.6 45 137 .328 27 88 .307 11 20 .550 4 37 41 1.5 35 0 58 34 0 12 128 4.7 Points: 15, Saint Michael’s -- 1/13/15 Rebounds: 6, at Le Moyne -- 11/19/14 Assists: 5, at Franklin Pierce -- 1/17/15 Steals: 2, at American International -- 2/18/15

FG made: 5, two times -- last at AIC -- 2/18/15 FG attempts: 10, Saint Michael’s -- 1/13/15 3FG made: 5, Saint Michael’s -- 1/13/15 3FG attempts: 10, Saint Michael’s -- 1/13/15

FT made: 3, at Adelphi -- 12/6/14 FT attempts: 4, at Adelphi -- 12/6/14

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2014-15: Appeared in all 27 games, all in a reserve role…Averaged 4.7 points per game while playing 21.6 minutes per game…Finished third on the team with 27 made three-pointers and 58 assists… Reached double figures in five games, including a career-high 15 points on the strength of five three-pointers against Saint Michael’s (1/13)…Pulled down 41 total rebounds, setting a career-best in the season opener with six against Le Moyne (11/19)…Dished out a career-high five assists on the road at Franklin Pierce (1/17).

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THE RETURNERS JOSEPH DOGANIERO SOPHOMORE | 6-0 | 165 LBS. WELLSBORO, PA. | WELLSBORO

2014-15: Named to Northeast-10 Conference Com- Personal: Son of Enrico and Karen Doganiero…Has a brother, Dominic, and sister, missioner’s Honor Roll…Dean’s List Student…Ap- Dante…Majoring in business management. peared in one game, seeing action against Bloomfield (12/19). High School: First Team All-Northern Tier League (NTL) and selected to the NTL Senior All-Star game…Averaged 14 points per game as a senior…Member of the Green Hornets league championship teams for three straight seasons from 2011-14.

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Points: None Rebounds: None Assists: None Steals: None

FG made: None FG attempts: None 3FG made: None 3FG attempts: None

FT made: None FT attempts: None

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FRESHMAN | 6-5 | 185 LBS. PROVIDENCE, R.I. | WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

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High School: Played for Hope High School and Wilbraham & Monson Academy. Personal: Son of Momo and Rose Vezele…Has two sisters, Seaneh and Yasah.

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NAJEE LARCHER

FRESHMAN | 6-7 | 195 LBS. BROOKLYN, N.Y. | XAVERIAN

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High School: Attended Xavierian High School in Brooklyn, N.Y…Named to All-League Second Team Personal: Son of Kidell Calixte and Nadine Larcher …Majoring in business management.

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JACOB PUPAVAC FRESHMAN | 6-8 | 220 LBS. GEELONG, AUSTRALIA | BELMONT

High School: Attended Belmont High School in under 18 team that competed in the Australian Junior Country Basketball Cup… Australia One of the top four players for the Victory Country under 18 men’s team at the Australian Nationals, where he helped lead the team to a bronze medal defeating Club: Playing for the Geelong Supercats and head S.A. Metro…Received an invitation to the Australian under-17 national camp held coach Dave Naylor in the Victorian Youth League, aver- at the Australian Institute of Sport. aged 12.8 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game this past season…In 2013, participated in the Adidas Nations Tournament and the Victoria Country Bushrangers Personal: Son of Bob and Joanne Pupavac…Has one brother, Thomas.

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FRESHMAN | 6-1 | 188 LBS. WEST ORANGE, N.J. | WEST ORANGE

High School: All-Area Team as a junior and senior at West Orange High School…All-County Honorable Mention as a senior…Honor Roll Student. Personal: Son of Aram Fleurantin and Anabel Garcia…Has a brother, Aldo …Majoring in sport management.

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FRESHMAN | 6-6 | 215 LBS. SYRACUSE, N.Y. | WESTHILL

High School: Led Westhill High School to two state championships…Two-time Class B First Team All-State Personal: Son of Steve Reynolds and Virginia Dancil.

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including a second international threat, Jacob Pupavac who hails from Geelong, Australia. Pupavac, the tallest Charger on the roster standing six-foot-eight, played for the Geelong Supercats in the Victorian Youth League where he averaged 12.8 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game this past season.

New Haven closed out the 2014-15 season as one of the nation’s premier defensive teams, ranking 11th in Division II with 62.7 points per game allowed, while it was among the top-10 in the country in fewest personal fouls committed per game, 15.3. Individually, Eric Anderson earned All-America distinction for the second-straight season after leading the nation in rebounding at 13.1 per game, while also leading the Chargers in scoring at 16.7 points per game.

Joining Pupavac in the incoming class is Ben Vezele (Providence, R.I.), Najee Larcher (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and Tyler Reynolds (Syracuse, N.Y.). Larcher will enter his rookie season after earning All-Brooklyn First Team accolades last year, averaging 12.9 points per game as a senior. Reynolds is coming off of a pair of Class-B First Team All-State honors, helping lead Westhill High School to a pair of state championships.

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The Chargers enter 2015-16 looking to return to the NCAA postseason for the third time in four years after wrapping up 2014-15 with a record of 15-12 – the fourth straight .500 or better campaign. The Chargers return three starters and seven student-athletes in total for the sixth season under Head Coach Ted Hotaling.

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FRONTCOURT In the frontcourt, Hotaling is tasked with replacing the large presence of Anderson. Looking to make the biggest impact on that loss are the two returning senior’s on the squad, Samir McDaniels and Joshua Guddemi. McDaniels returns after starting every game last season, averaging 5.6 points and 4.5 rebounds. He also added 20 steals, third most on the team and 30 assists. Guddemi appeared in every game last season, starting in four, averaging 14.5 minutes per game. For the season, the native of Nottingham, England averaged 1.1 points and 1.7 rebounds per game. In addition to McDaniels and Guddemi, four new faces will battle for positioning in the frontcourt for the Blue and Gold,

Vezele rounds out the newcomers in the front court, entering New Haven after a season at Wilbraham and Monson Academy last year. The year prior to that, Vezele earned All-State recognition after averaging 19 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and 2.5 blocks per game at Hope High School. BACKCOURT In the backcourt, the Chargers return a pair of key threats in Jemal Mosley and Tommy Hunt who each started every game. The biggest loss in the Chargers backcourt is Cyrus James who started 20 games and shot the ball at an impressive 60 percent clip. Mosley is the leading returning scorer for Hotaling’s squad after finishing his sophomore season averaging 14.8 points. The leading three point threat on the team, Mosley finished

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is scheduled for a 3:00 p.m. opening tip. On Nov. 29, the Chargers will travel to Philadelphia for a tilt with the CACC Champion, Philadelphia University.

Hunt returns as the second leading outside threat with all but six of his 49 field goals from outside the three point arc. For the season, Hunt averaged 5.7 points and 1.9 rebounds per game. Joining Hunt and Mosley in the returning guard rotation will be sophomores Jayson Cethoute, Levy Gillespie and Joseph Doganiero. Gillespie played in every game in his rookie campaign, averaging 4.7 points per game, while dishing out 58 assists. Cethoute averaged 1.2 points over 20 games while Doganiero appeared in one game.

The month of December opens with a rivalry game for New Haven as it hosts Southern Connecticut State in a doubleheader with the women’s team on Dec. 2. One additional conference test comes on the road at Pace (Dec. 5) before returning to non-conference with four-straight match-ups to close out the 2015 portion of the schedule.

The Chargers first non-conference tests will come on Thanksgiving weekend, both on the road. The first comes against a member of the East Coast Conference, the Dowling Golden Lions on Friday, Nov. 27. That match-up in Oakdale, N.Y.

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For the second-straight season, the Chargers will open their regular season schedule with three-straight NE-10 contests. First on the docket will be a trip to Syracuse, N.Y. for a date with the Le Moyne Dolphins on Wednesday, Nov. 18. The home opener for New Haven will come four days later when Saint Rose visits West Haven (Nov. 21), while the final of the first three conference games is a trip to Adelphi on Nov. 24.

The top-five teams each in the Northeast and Southwest divisions of the Northeast-10 advance to the 2016 Northeast-10 Conference Championship with first round action slated for Feb. 26. The 2016 Champion will be crowned on Saturday, Mar. 5, with all games in all rounds to be played at the highest seeded team’s home court.

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Not included among the regular season schedule is a preseason exhibition match-up against 2014 NCAA Division I National Champion, UConn. The Chargers will travel north on Interstate 91 to meet the fellow Nutmeg State team on Saturday, November 7 at the XL Center. Tip off in that game is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

New Haven closes the regular season with six games in the month of February, four of which are slated to be played in the friendly confines of Charger Gymnasium. All six games in February come as the second half of home-and-home matchups with AIC (Feb. 3), Saint Rose (Feb. 6), Adelphi (Feb. 13), Southern Connecticut State (Feb. 17), Pace (Feb. 20) and Le Moyne (Feb. 23).

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SCHEDULE This year’s 26-game schedule features eight contests against teams that qualified for NCAA postseason play in 2014-15, including the top seeds from last season’s East region, fellow Northeast-10 Conference member and 2015 NE-10 Champion, American International.

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The lone newcomer in the backcourt for the Chargers will be Andy Fleurantin who was named to the All-Area team following his junior and senior seasons at West Orange High School in West Orange, N.J.

The first three tests come against CACC competition as all three take place away from West Haven with visits to Concordia (Dec. 9), Georgian Court (Dec. 18) and Post (Dec. 20). The non-league slate ends as the Blue and Gold close out 2015 at Charger Gym on December 30 with a visit from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s (PSAC) East Stroudsburg University. Last season, the Warriors finished first in the East Division of the PSAC. New Haven doesn’t waste time after the New Year rolls over to re-open its conference play with the first of two meetings against American International College (Jan. 2) who, last season, was one of five NE-10 teams that advanced to the NCAA tournament. The month of January is the busiest for the squad with nine games scheduled, four of which will take place at Charger Gym. In addition to AIC three other league teams who participated in the NCAA postseason are included in the month of January, with Saint Anselm rounding out the month on Jan. 30.

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Making his first appearance on the hardwood for the Chargers will be sophomore Michael Bourke who missed the 2014-15 season due to a preseason injury. Prior to that, Bourke led the Hun School with 13.4 points per game and also topped the squad in assists and steals, helping lead the Raiders to a 2014 MAPL Tournament semifinal appearance.

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with 78 of his 140 baskets from outside the 20-foot, 9-inch arc. He also led New Haven with 22 steals and was second on the squad with 67 assists.

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2014-15 STATISTICS RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 15-12 9-7 6-5 0-0 CONFERENCE 10-10 5-5 5-5 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 5-2 4-2 1-0 0-0

|-------Total-------| |-----3-Point-----| |----F-Throw----| |--------Rebounds--------| GP-GS

Min--Avg

21 Eric Anderson

27-27 978--36.2 184-377 .488

05 Jemal Mosley

27-27

916--33.9

FG-FGA

Pct

3FG-FGA Pct

140-378 .370

FT-FTA

Pct

6-34 .176 78-121 .645 78-224 .348

42-56 .750

Off-Def Tot Avg

TO Blk Stl

Pts Avg

88-266 354 13.1 60 104 83 41 21 452 16.7 13-64

2.9

400 14.8

01 Jonny Ocasio

22-3 564--25.6 72-169 .426 26-68 .382 51-65 .785

39-71 110 5.0 44 17 29 2 12 221 10.0

15 Cyrus James

22-20 457--20.8 57-95 .600

43-67 110 5.0 58 17 14 17 5 139 6.3

22 Tommy Hunt

0-0 .000 25-38 .658

6-45 51 1.9 33 20 20 0 8 155 5.7 48-74 122 4.5 67 30 36 8 20 151 5.6

25 Levy Gillespie

27-0 582--21.6 45-137 .328 27-88 .307 11-20 .550

4-37 41 1.5 35 58 34 0 12 128 4.7

33 Eric Rankin

1-0

0-1 1 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2.0

2--2.0 1-2 .500 0-1 .000 0-0 .000

11 Jayson Cethoute 20-0 111--5.6 8.26 .308 3-17 .176 5-6 .833 2-10 12 0.6 9 8 8 0 4 24 1.2 23 Joshua Guddemi

27-4

391--14.5

12-34

.353

0-5

.000

6-10

.600

11-34

1.7

1.1

34 Joseph Doganiero 1-0

1--1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000

0-0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

20 Donny Powell

3--3.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000

0-0 0 0.0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0

1-0

TEAM 25-43 68 2.5 6

NEW HAVEN TOTAL Opponents Total

5,425 623-1,482 .420

187-581 .322

269-405 .664

279-712 991 36.7

412 340 301 72 107 1,702 63.0

5,425 616-1,472 .418

198-579 .342

264-380 .695

207-666 873 32.3

447 305 247 63 142 1,694 62.7

Score by Periods New Haven Opponents

1,694 62.7 616-1,472 .418 198-579 .342 7.3 264-380 .695 873 32.3 305 11.3 247 9.1 1.2 142 5.3 63 2.3 4,575

1st 2nd OT Totals 800 891 11 - 1,702 832 853 9 - 1,694

11-416 -

Date

Opponent Score Att.

* 11/19/14 * 11/22/14 * 11/25/14 11/30/14 12/03/14 * 12/06/14 12/09/14 * 12/17/14 12/19/14 12/21/14 12/31/14 * 01/03/15 * 01/07/15 * 01/10/15 * 01/13/15 * 01/17/15 * 01/21/15 * 01/24/15 * 01/29/15 * 01/31/15 * 02/04/15 * 02/07/15 * 02/10/15 * 02/14/15 * 02/18/15 * 02/24/15 * 02/27/15

at Le Moyne at Pace AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL at East Stroudsburg DOWLING at Adelphi POST at Saint Rose BLOOMFIELD BENTLEY SAINT ANSELM SOUTHERN CONN. ST. at Saint Anselm ASSUMPTION SAINT MICHAEL’S at Franklin Pierce at Bentley STONEHILL SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE at Merrimack at Southern Conn. St. SAINT ROSE LE MOYNE PACE at American International ADELPHI MERRIMACK

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L W L W W W W L W L W ot L W W W W L L L W L L W W L W L

44-62 612 74-56 442 56-63 203 79-71 410 80-49 304 71-56 418 70-63 265 70-72 228 81-66 146 63-74 87 78-76 103 65-74 457 56-52 389 68-62 236 69-68 806 69-62 75 56-65 202 53-63 389 55-77 424 60-39 432 46-61 1,164 36-47 456 57-56 307 64-49 361 57-71 203 62-61 631 63-79 433

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1,702 63.0 +0.3 623-1,482 .420 187-581 .322 6.9 269-405 .664 991 36.7 +4.4 340 12.6 301 11.1 -2.0 1.1 107 4.0 72 2.7 5,608 16-350

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SCORING Points Per Game Scoring Margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field Goals pct 3-POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-point FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free Throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding Margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home Games avg. per game

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27-27 631--23.4 49-144 .340 43-131 .328 14-23 .609

03 Samir McDaniels 27-27 789--29.2 55-120 .458 4-13 .308 37-66 .561

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2014-15 NE-10 RESULTS 2014-15 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE AWARD WINNERS Player of the Year Chris Santo, Saint Anselm Rookie of the Year Jack Jones, Saint Rose Defensive Player of the Year Eric Anderson, New Haven Coach of the Year Stan Spirou, So. New Hampshire

2014-15 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS |----NE-10----| |----Overall----| Northeast Division Record Pct. Record Pct. So. New Hampshire* 17-4 .810 24-8 .750 Saint Anslem 14-7 .667 19-10 .655 Stonehill 14-7 .667 19-10 .655 Saint Michael’s 12-9 .571 18-11 .621 Merrimack 10-11 .476 16-12 .571 Bently 10-11 .476 15-12 .556 Franklin Pierce 10-11 .476 15-13 .536 Assumption 5-16 .238 8-18 .308 Southwest Division Record Pct. So. Connecticut * 16-4 .800 American Int’l # 15-5 .750 New Haven 10-10 .500 Le Moyne 10-10 .500 Saint Rose 7-13 .350 Adelphi 3-17 .150 Pace 1-19 .050

Record Pct. 24-8 .750 24-7 .774 15-12 .556 16-13 .552 9-19 .321 6-20 .231 5-23 .179

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

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Name Bobby Harris Galvis Solano Eric Anderson Chris Santo Tylon Smith Rodney Sanders

Northeast-10 Conference First Team Yr. Position School Senior Guard American Int’l Junior Guard Merrimack Senior Forward New Haven Senior Forward Saint Anselm Senior Guard So. Connecticut Junior Guard So. New Hampshire

Hometown Berlin. N.J. Harlem, N.Y. Newark, N.J. Cherry Hill, N.J. Manchester, Conn. Linden. N.J.

Name Tyler McFarland Ryen Vilmont Roy Mabrey Luke Houston Elijah Bonsignore

Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Yr. Position School Junior Forward Bentley Senior Forward Franklin Pierce Senior Guard Saint Anselm Senior Guard So. Connecticut Senior Forward So. New Hampshire

Hometown Rockport, Maine Philidelphia, Pa. Belmar, N.J. Pearl River, N.Y. Felton, Del.

Name Cameron Dobbs Keegan Hyland Mike Holton, Jr. Michael Mallory Ryan Logan

Northeast-10 Conference Third Team Yr. Position School Junior Guard American Int’l Senior Guard Bentley Senior Guard Saint Michael’s Sophomore Guard So. Connecticut Sophomore Forward Stonehill

Hometown Albany, N.Y. South Portland, Maine Portland, Ore. Waterbury, Conn. Frederickstown, Ohio

Name Michael Coffey Kamali Bey Kyle Howes Jack Jones Jalaun Taylor

Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie Team School Position Hometown Adelphi Guard Monroe, N.Y. Assumption Guard Springfield, Mass. Merrimack Guard Maynard, Mass. Saint Rose Forward Sydney, Australia Saint Rose Forward Albany, N.Y.

FIRST ROUND Friday, February 27th #5 Saint Rose 65, #4 Saint Michael’s 68 #5 Merrimack 79, #4 New Haven 63 QUARTERFINALS Sunday, March 1 #4 Saint Michael’s 81, #1 So. Connecticut 79 #1 So. New Hampshire 97, #5 Merrimack 65 #2 American Int’l 68, #3 Stonehill 63 #2 Saint Anselm 84, #3 Le Moyne 73 SEMIFINALS Wednesday, March 4 #2 Saint Anselm 80, #4 Saint Michael’s 68 #2 American Int’l 82, #1 So. New Hampshire 79 CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, March 7 #2 American Int’l 85, #2 Saint Anselm 79

Senior Eric Anderson recorded the first triple-double in University of New Haven men’s basketball history with 26 points, 28 rebounds and 10 assists against Saint Anselm in a 78-76 overtime thriller. It was also the only triple-double in the Northeast-10 Conference last season.

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Eric Anderson ’15 was named the Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year in three-straight seasons (2012-15), becoming the first player in conference history to be named Defensive Player of the year three times. Anderson completed his career 13th all-time in scoring (1,551 points) and second in rebounds (1,271).

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NCAA RECORD BOOKS The following individuals are singled out in the 2015-16 edition of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Recordbook. Annual Individual Champions Free Throw Percentage 1983..... Joe Sclafani.........................878 (86 for 98) 1993..... Jason Williams.............. .920 (115 for 125)

TEAM RECORDS SINGLE-GAME Points (High):.........................................150, vs. Baptist University, 1973-74 Points (Low):..........................................32, at Bridgeport, 1984-85 Low Pts. in Win:.....................................43, vs. Southern Conn. (43-41), 1980-81 Win Margin:...........................................100, vs. Baptist University (150-50), 1973-74 Opponent Points (High):........................123, at Sacred Heart, 1974-74 Opponent Points (Low):.........................34, at Bridgeport, 1984-85 SINGLE-SEASON Record in Season Openers:..................29-22 Losing Streak (Season/Overall):..........10, 2009-10 Win Streak (Season/Overall):...............19, 1964-65 Actual Losing Streak:............................10, 2009-10 Special Losing Streak:..........................17, 1970-71 (includes 10 games originally won and later forfeitted)

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POINTS PER GAME 1. Gary Liberatore.......................... 35.9...............1964-65 2. Gary Liberatore.......................... 32.5...............1965-66 3. Gary Liberatore.......................... 32.4...............1963-64 4. Ronald Riordan.......................... 30.3...............1969-70 5. Gary Liberatore.......................... 26.3...............1962-63 6. Ronald Riordan.......................... 26.1...............1968-69 7. Jason Williams........................... 24.3...............1992-93 8. Edgar Maull................................ 23.0...............1981-82 9. Jim Allen..................................... 22.9...............1977-78 10. Herb Watkins............................. 22.7...............1987-88

FREE THROWS 1. Gary Liberatore...........................205...............1965-66 2. Gary Liberatore...........................162...............1963-64 3. Gary Liberatore...........................161...............1964-65 4. Ronald Riordan...........................147...............1969-70 5. Bill Jeffress...................................143...............1986-87 6. Ronald Riordan...........................136...............1968-69 7. Hency Watt..................................126...............1988-89 8. Tetrick Stonar..............................124...............2007-08 Jim Allen......................................124...............1977-78 10. John Sullivan...............................121...............2005-06 Ismael Caro.................................121...............2003-04 Anthony McKnight....................121...............1985-86

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THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Mike Grove..................................100...............1991-92 2. Mike Grove...................................86................1992-93 3. Justin Exum..................................82................2012-13 Justin Exum..................................80................2010-11 5. Jemal Mosley........................... 78..............2014-15 6. Brian Smith..................................71................1989-90 7. Justin Exum..................................70................2011-12 8. Jerome Goforth............................68................1994-95 9. Jason Williams.............................66................1992-93 D.J. Sackmann..............................66................2008-09

REBOUNDS 1. Phil Andros.................................672...............1965-66 2. Phil Andros.................................452...............1966-67 3. Joe Pacheco.................................427...............1967-68 John Raslavsky............................425...............1965-66 5. Don Dempsey.............................390...............1967-68 6. Cameron Drew...........................364...............1984-85 7. Eric Anderson.............................354...............2014-15 8. Eric Anderson.............................352...............2013-14 Joe Pacheco.................................352...............1969-70 Phil Andros.................................352...............1964-65 ASSISTS 1. Jack Nisbet...................................223...............1966-67 2. Ken Coleman..............................193...............1986-87 3. Ken Sinclair.................................192...............1983-84 4. Joe Sclafani..................................186...............1982-83 5. Hency Watt..................................177...............1988-89 6. Ismael Caro.................................175...............2003-04 7. Ken Sinclair.................................172...............1982-83 8. Joe Sclafani..................................162...............1981-82 9. David Sweeting...........................160...............1991-92 10. Ismael Caro.................................148...............2002-03 Ken Coleman..............................148...............1987-88

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FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made) 1. Kelvin Jackson (113-189)......... .598...............2008-09 2. Dick Jackson (183-312)............ .587...............1964-65 3. Herb Watkins (194-331)........... .586...............1985-86 4. Robert Jamerson (171-293)...... .584...............2010-11 5. Robert Glover (115-200).......... .575...............1995-96 6. John Raslavsky (140-244)......... .574...............1965-66 7. Nick Zauner (141-248)............. .569.......... 1999-2000 8. Fred Hill (138-243).................... .568...............1981-82 9. Keith Wright (135-238)............ .567...............2003-04 10. Willie Mintz (170-300)............. .567...............1981-82

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made) 1. Jason Williams (115-125)......... .920...............1992-93 2. Gary Liberatore (161-191)....... .843...............1964-65 3. Jack Nisbet (114-137)................ .832...............1966-67 4. Gary Battle (115-139)............... .827...............1989-90 5. Ronald Riordan (136-167)....... .814...............1968-69 6. Jim Allen (124-153)................... .810...............1977-78 7. Gary Liberatore (205-254)....... .807...............1965-66 8. Jeffery Adkins (117-145).......... .807...............2013-14 9. Tetrick Stonar (124-154)........... .805...............2007-08 10. Ronald Riordan (147-185)....... .795...............1969-70

STEALS (since 1978) 1. Ismael Caro..................................85................2002-03 2. Ken Coleman...............................79................1986-87 3. Ken Coleman...............................78................1987-88 Herb Watkins...............................78................1987-88 5. Ismael Caro..................................76................2003-04 6. Ken Sinclair..................................75................1983-84 7. Hency Watt...................................70................1988-89 8. Mike Summers.............................69........... 1999-2000 9. Herb Watkins...............................63................1986-87 10. Hency Watt...................................59................1987-88

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FIELD GOALS 1. Gary Liberatore...........................402...............1965-66 2. Gary Liberatore...........................324...............1963-64 3. Gary Liberatore...........................296...............1964-65 4. Herb Watkins..............................284...............1986-87 5. Herb Watkins..............................265...............1987-88 6. Ronald Riordan...........................260...............1969-70 7. Phil Andros.................................258...............1965-66 8. Edgar Maull.................................250...............1981-82 9. Gary Liberatore...........................249...............1962-63 10. Ken Sinclair.................................248...............1983-84

BLOCKS (since 1978)* 1. Eric Anderson..............................75................2013-14 2. Herb Watkins...............................73................1986-87 3. Eric Anderson..............................71................2012-13 Bill Jeffress....................................71................1986-87 5. Herb Watkins...............................66................1987-88 6. Bryan Johnson.............................60................1982-83 7. Kelvin Jackson.............................57................2008-09 8. Bryan Johnson.............................54................1983-84 9. Eric Anderson..............................51................2011-12 Larry Emery.................................51................1978-79 * Blocks were not recorded in the 1979-80 season

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THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (min. 40 made) 1. Gary Battle (55-113).................. .487...............1988-89 2. Herb Watkins (56-120)............ .467...............1987-88 3. Mike Stys (46-102).................... .451...............2010-11 4. Justin Exum (82-190)................ .432...............2012-13 5. Jerome Goforth (53-123).......... .431...............1995-96 6. Alberto Alberdi (62-147).......... .422...............2002-03 7. Jason Williams (66-158)........... .418...............1992-93 8. Brian Smith (71-171)................ .415...............1989-90 9. Gary Battle (60-145).................. .414...............1989-90 10. Mike Grove (86-208)................ .413...............1992-93

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POINTS 1. Gary Liberatore......................... 1,009.............1965-66 2. Gary Liberatore...........................810...............1963-64 3. Gary Liberatore...........................753...............1964-65 4. Herb Watkins..............................681...............1987-88 5. Ronald Riordan...........................667...............1969-70 6. Brian Smith.................................659...............1989-90 7. Jason Williams............................655...............1992-93 Herb Watkins..............................655...............1986-87 9. Ismael Caro.................................639...............2003-04 10. Gary Battle...................................631...............1989-90

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CAREER RECORDS BOOK SCORING (1,000-Point Club) 1. Gary Liberatore......................... 3,176.............1962-66 2. Herb Watkins............................ 1,998.............1984-88 3. Gary Battle................................. 1,959.............1988-91 4. Jason Williams.......................... 1,949.............1990-93 5. Brian Smith............................... 1,936.............1987-91 6. Cassius Chaney......................... 1,893.............2006-10 7. Jim Allen.................................... 1,785.............1975-79 8. Edgar Maull............................... 1,681.............1979-83 9. Hency Watt............................... 1,655.............1985-89 10. Justin Exum............................... 1,635.............2010-14 11. Phil Andros............................... 1,627.............1963-67 12. Mike Grove................................ 1,589.............1990-93 13. Eric Anderson........................... 1,551.............2011-15 14. Willie Mintz.............................. 1,408.............1978-82 15. Greg Spicer................................ 1,382.............1982-86 16. Bill Jeffress................................. 1,354.............1984-88 17. Dick Jackson............................. 1,335.............1961-65 18. Ronald Riordan........................ 1,323.............1968-70 19. John Sullivan............................. 1,322.............2003-06 20. Jeffrey Adkins............................ 1,308.............2010-14 21. Barry Cunningham.................. 1,261.............1973-77 22. Jamaal Brooks........................... 1,248.............2001-05 23. Ken Coleman............................ 1,229.............1984-88 24. Keith Wright............................. 1,204.............2000-04 25. Larry Haney.............................. 1,132.............1975-79 26. Cameron Drew......................... 1,123.............1983-87 27. Jack Nisbet................................. 1,113.............1965-69 28. Jerome Goforth......................... 1,101.............1994-96 Anthony McKnight.................. 1,101.............1983-86 30. Ismael Caro............................... 1,099.............2002-04 31. Dwane Crawford...................... 1,095.............1990-93 32. Tetrick Stonar........................... 1,056.............2005-08 33. Don Dempsey........................... 1,042.............1964-68 34. Ken Sinclair............................... 1,027.............1980-84 FIELD GOALS 1. Gary Liberatore......................... 1,271.............1962-66 2. Herb Watkins..............................846...............1984-88 3. Jim Allen......................................744...............1975-79 4. Brian Smith.................................732...............1987-91 5. Cassius Chaney...........................728...............2006-10 6. Jason Williams............................725...............1989-93 7. Gary Battle...................................722...............1987-91 8. Edgar Maull.................................705...............1979-83 9. Willie Mintz................................623...............1978-82 10. Eric Anderson.............................619...............2011-15 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 200 made) 1. Kelvin Jackson (328-556)......... .590...............2006-10 2. Jon Castaldi (245-427).............. .574...............2002-06 3. Nick Zauner (213-380)............. .561.......... 1997-2000 4. John Raslavsky (211-378)......... .558...............1962-66 5. Bill Jeffress (491-896)................ .548...............1984-88 6. Fred Hill (395-726).................... .544...............1980-83 7. Samont Washington (410-755)..543......... 1998-2001 8. Phil Andros (555-1032)............ .538.............1963-67* 9. Keith Wright (494-921)............ .536...............2000-04 10. Herb Watkins (846-1578)......... .536...............1984-88 *1964-65 field goals made/attempted not available

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Justin Exum.................................294...............2010-14 2. Mike Grove..................................251...............1989-93 3. Alberto Alberdi...........................190...............1998-03 Gary Battle...................................190...............1987-91 5. D.J. Sackmann.............................179...............2005-09 6. Jason Williams............................177...............1989-93 7. Brian Smith.................................175...............1987-91 8. Jeremy Williams.........................161...............2009-13 9. Jamaal Brooks.............................141...............2001-05 10. Darryl Greene.............................127...............2006-10 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (min. 100 made) 1. Jason Williams (177-419)......... .422...............1989-93 2. Jerome Goforth (121-295)....... .410...............1994-96 3. Gary Battle (190-466)............... .408...............1987-91 4. Brian Smith (175-437).............. .400...............1987-91 5. Alberto Alberdi (190-481)........ .395...............1998-03 6. Justin Exum (294-784).............. .375...............2010-14 7. Ken Coleman (106-283)........... .375...............1984-88 8. Mike Grove (251-671).............. .374...............1989-93 9. Darryl Greene (127-344).......... .369...............2006-10 10. D.J. Sackmann (179-498)......... .359...............2005-09 FREE THROWS 1. Gary Liberatore...........................634...............1962-66 2. Hency Watt..................................398...............1985-89 3. Bill Jeffress...................................372...............1984-88 4. Cassius Chaney...........................336...............2006-10 5. Gary Battle...................................325...............1987-91 Jack Nisbet...................................325...............1965-69 7. Jason Williams............................322...............1989-93 8. John Sullivan...............................314...............2002-06 9. Jeffery Adkins..............................309...............2010-14 10. Justin Exum.................................303...............2010-14 Ken Coleman..............................303...............1984-88 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 200 made) 1. Justin Exum (303-361).............. .839...............2010-14 2. Jason Williams (322-384)......... .839...............1989-93 3. Gary Battle (325-393)............... .827...............1987-91 4. Darryl Greene (213-264).......... .807...............2006-10 5. Ronald Riordan (283-352)....... .804...............1968-70 6. Jim Allen (297-375)................... .792...............1975-79 7. Gary Liberatore (634-801)....... .792...............1962-66 8. Larry Haney (254-328)............. .774...............1975-79 9. Edgar Maull (271-353).............. .768...............1979-83 10. Tetrick Stonar (220-287)........... .767...............2005-08

ASSISTS 1. Ken Coleman..............................595...............1984-88 2. Ken Sinclair.................................570...............1980-84 3. Jeffery Adkins..............................400...............2010-14 4. Hency Watt.................................399...............1985-89 5. Dwayne Arrington.....................384...............1992-96 6. Joe Sclafani..................................348...............1981-83 7. Jack Nisbet*.................................343.............1965-69* 8. Ismael Caro.................................323...............2002-04 9. Jim Allen......................................309...............1975-79 10. Larry Haney................................308...............1975-79 * Assists were not recorded for all of Nisbet’s career BLOCKS (since 1978) 1. Eric Anderson.............................238...............2011-15 2. Herb Watkins..............................191...............1984-88 3. Bill Jeffress...................................172...............1984-88 4. Dwane Crawford........................163...............1989-93 5. Bryan Johnson............................127...............1981-84 6. Kelvin Jackson............................125...............2006-10 7. Keith Wright...............................102...............2000-04 8. Cyrus James..................................94................2011-15 9. Brian Smith..................................88................1987-91 10. Willie Mintz*...............................77..............1978-82* * Blocks were not recorded in the 1979-80 season STEALS (since 1978) 1. Ken Coleman..............................270...............1984-88 2. Herb Watkins..............................217...............1984-88 3. Hency Watt.................................198...............1985-89 4. Ken Sinclair.................................162...............1980-84 5. Ismael Caro.................................161...............2002-04 6. Mike Summers............................154...............1997-00 Dwayne Arrington.....................154...............1992-96 8. Kobie Fowler...............................150...............1990-93 9. Brian Smith.................................142...............1988-91 10. Jeffery Adkins..............................133...............2010-14

REBOUNDS 1. Phil Andros............................... 1,732.............1963-67 2. Eric Anderson........................... 1,271.............2011-15 3. Joe Pacheco............................... 1,214.............1966-70 4. Willie Mintz.............................. 1,181.............1978-82 5. John Sullivan............................. 1,000.............2003-06 6. Don Dempsey.............................931...............1964-68 7. Cassius Chaney...........................903...............2006-10 8. John Raslavsky............................847...............1962-66 9. Herb Watkins..............................832...............1984-88 10. Jason Williams............................816...............1990-93

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NEW ENGLAND ALL-REGION 1987 ................................................................................... Bill Jeffress

NEW ENGLAND BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION DIVISION II ALL-STAR TEAM 2002 ................................................................................Jamal Camah ECAC DIVISION II ALL-STARS 2003 Honorable Mention..................................................Ismael Caro 2002 Honorable Mention.............................................Jamaal Camah

* - includes athletes who may have been inducted for multiple sports, incl. basketball

Inducted Name....................................................................... Years Played 1982 Gary Liberatore..............................................................1962-66 1982 Don Ormrod (coach).....................................................1961-68 1982 Jack Kelly.......................................................................1961-64 1982 Dick Jackson..................................................................1961-65 1984 Phil Andros.....................................................................1963-67 1984 Don Dempsey................................................................1964-68 1985 Ron Diorio......................................................................1965-69 1985 Dr. Joe Pacheco.............................................................1966-70 1986 Ron Riordan...................................................................1968-70 1987 James Allen....................................................................1975-79 1991 Jack Nesbit....................................................................1965-69 1996 Mel Horowitz..................................................................1961-64 1997 Ken Coleman.................................................................1984-88 1997 John Raslavsky..............................................................1962-66 1998 Jerry Esposito.................................................................1964-67 1999 Gary Battle..................................................................... 1987-91 2003 Bill Jeffress....................................................................1984-88 2005 Larry Haney....................................................................1975-79 2015 Mike Grove.....................................................................1989-93 These accomplishments were compiled from historical data available at the time of media guide printing. As always, we welcome verifiable corrections or additions to this material. Please contact the Office of Athletic Communications.

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CONFERENCE RECOGNITION ALL-CONFERENCE Northeast-10 Conference (NE-10) 2015 Defensive Player of the Year................................ Eric Anderson First Team............................................................. Eric Anderson 2014 Defensive Player of the Year................................ Eric Anderson First Team............................................................. Eric Anderson Second Team........................................................ Jeffery Adkins Honorable Mention..................................................Justin Exum 2013 Defensive Player of the Year................................ Eric Anderson Second Team........................................................ Eric Anderson Second Team............................................................Justin Exum Third Team............................................................ Jeffery Adkins 2012 Rookie Team......................................................... Eric Anderson 2011 Rookie Team.............................................................Justin Exum 2009 Second Team..................................................... Cassius Chaney

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NEW HAVEN AREA ALL-CITY SELECTION 1978 ...................................................................................Larry Haney

UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION RETIRED JERSEY #45 Gary Liberatore

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ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2006 ESPN the Magazine First Tm. Dist. I...................... Jon Castaldi

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DAKTRONICS ALL-EAST REGION 2015 First Team............................................................. Eric Anderson 2014 First Team............................................................. Eric Anderson

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REGIONAL RECOGNITION NABC ALL-EAST DISTRICT 2015 Second Team........................................................ Eric Anderson 2014 First Team............................................................. Eric Anderson 2013 Second Team............................................................Justin Exum 2004 First Team.................................................................Ismael Caro 1993 Second Team.......................................................Jason Williams 1992 Second Team.............................................................Mike Grove 1990 First Team..................................................................Gary Battle 1988 First Team.............................................................. Herb Watkins 1987 First Team.............................................................. Herb Watkins 1985 Second Team.......................................................Cameron Drew 1979 Second Team.................................................................Jim Allen 1978 Third Team.....................................................................Jim Allen 1969 Third Team...............................................................Ron Riordan

East Coast Conference (ECC) 2008 First Team............................................................. Tetrick Stonar Third Team......................................................... Cassius Chaney 2007 Rookie of the Year............................................. Cassius Chaney Second Team..................................................... Cassius Chaney New York Collegiate Athletic Conference (NYCAC) 2006 First Team...............................................................John Sullivan 2005 Second Team..........................................................John Sullivan 2004 Player of the Year......................................................Ismael Caro First Team.................................................................Ismael Caro 2003 First Team.................................................................Ismael Caro New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) 2002 Honorable Mention.............................................Jamaal Camah 2000 Preseason All-NECC..............................................Trevor Herbert 1999 Second Team........................................................ Angel Thomas 1998 Second Team.......................................................... Rob Johnson 1997 Rookie of the Year..........................................Earnest Sampson 1996 First Team...........................................................Jerome Goforth 1995 First Team........................................................Anthony Bethune Second Team......................................................Jerome Goforth 1994 Rookie of the Year...........................................Anthony Bethune 1993 First Team............................................................Jason Williams Second Team.............................................................Mike Grove 1992 Second Team......................................................David Sweeting 1991 Second Team.............................................................Gary Battle Second Team............................................................Brian Smith 1990 First Team..................................................................Gary Battle Second Team............................................................Brian Smith 1989 First Team..................................................................Hency Watt 1988 First Team.............................................................. Herb Watkins 1987 First Team.............................................................. Herb Watkins Second Team......................................................... Ken Coleman 1985 First Team............................................................Cameron Drew 1983 First Team.......................................................................Fred Hill

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NATIONAL RECOGNITION ALL-AMERICANS 2015 Third Team............................................................ Eric Anderson 2014 Honorable Mention.............................................. Eric Anderson 1990 Third Team.................................................................Gary Battle 1988 First Team.............................................................. Herb Watkins 1987 Honorable Mention............................................... Herb Watkins 1979 Second Team.................................................................Jim Allen 1971 NAIA Third Team......................................................Ron Riordan 1970 NAIA Third Team......................................................Ron Riordan 1969 NAIA Third Team......................................................Ron Riordan 1966 NAIA First Team..................................................Gary Liberatore 1959 NAIA Second Team............................................... Donald Perelli

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS SCORING

1961-62.... Mel Horowitz, 543 1962-63... Gary Liberatore, 604 1963-64... Gary Liberatore, 810 1964-65... Gary Liberatore, 753 1965-66... Gary Liberatore, 1,009 1966-67... Phil Andros, 437 1967-68... Don Dempsey, 539 1968-69... Ron Riordan, 600 1969-70... Ron Riordan, 667 1970-71.... Larry Faust, 317 1971-72.... Peter Perhach, 405 1972-73.... Stan MacLachlan, 394 1973-74.... Andrew Wilder, 416 1974-75.... Barry Cunningham, 407 1975-76.... Jimmy Allen, 333 1976-77.... Jimmy Allen, 326 1977-78.... Jimmy Allen, 642 1978-79.... Jimmy Allen, 484 1979-80.... Dave Hyman, 475 1980-81.... Edgar Maull, 434 1981-82.... Edgar Maull, 597 1982-83... Edgar Maull, 534 1983-84... Ken Sinclair, 562 1984-85... Cameron Drew, 485 1985-86... Herb Watkins, 442 1986-87.... Herb Watkins, 655 1987-88.... Herb Watkins, 681

1988-89... Gary Battle, 601 1989-90... Brian Smith, 659 1990-91.... Brian Smith, 561 1991-92.... Mike Grove, 526 1992-93... Jason Williams, 655 1993-94... Charles Guittar, 439 1994-95... Jerome Goforth, 550 1995-96... Jerome Goforth, 551 1996-97.... Steve Bynum, 410 1997-98.... Rob Johnson, 465 1998-99... Angelo Thomas, 344 1999-00... Nick Zauner, 384 2000-01.... S. Washington, 456 2001-02.... Jamaal Camah, 464 2002-03... Ismael Caro, 460 2003-04... Ismael Caro, 639 2004-05... John Sullivan, 386 2005-06... John Sullivan, 530 2006-07.... Cassius Chaney, 519 2007-08.... Tetrick Stonar, 516 2008-09... Cassius Chaney, 507 2009-10.... Cassius Chaney, 467 2010-11.... Robert Jamerson, 389 2011-12.... Justin Exum, 401 2012-13.... Justin Exum, 442 2013-14.... Jeffery Adkins, 495 2014-15.... Eric Anderson, 452

REBOUNDING

1961-62.... Lubbie Harper, 232 1988-89... Dave Centore, 242 1962-63... David Brown, 306 1989-90... Jason Williams, 225 1963-64... Phil Andros, 256 1990-91.... Kobie Fowler, 208 1964-65... Phil Andros, 352 1991-92.... Kobie Fowler, 231 1965-66... Phil Andros, 672 1992-93... Dwayne Crawford, 224 1966-67... Phil Andros, 452 1993-94... Charles Guittar, 238 1967-68... Joe Pacheco, 427 1994-95... Anthony Bethune, 201 1968-69... Joe Pacheco, 300 1995-96... Robert Glover, 168 1969-70... Joe Pacheco, 352 1996-97.... Steve Bynum, 233 1970-71.... Larry Faust, 236 1997-98.... Rob Johnson, 209 1971-72.... Peter Perhach, 335 1998-99... Angelo Thomas, 201 1972-73.... Greg Rudomanski, 223 1999-00... Nick Zauner, 161 1973-74.... Andy Wilder, 279 2000-01.... S. Washington, 209 1974-75.... Andy Wilder, 217 2001-02.... Keith Wright, 194 1975-76.... Al Corbin, 149 2002-03... Keith Wright, 185 1976-77.... Jim McTygue, 181 2003-04... John Sullivan, 238 1977-78.... Jim McTygue, 272 2004-05... John Sullivan, 309 1978-79.... Willie Mintz, 226 2005-06... John Sullivan, 329 1979-80.... Willie Mintz, 340 2006-07.... Cassius Chaney, 220 1980-81.... Willie Mintz, 292 2007-08.... Cassius Chaney, 222 1981-82.... Willie Mintz, 323 2008-09... Cassius Chaney, 200 1982-83... Fred Hill, 243 2009-10.... Cassius Chaney, 261 1983-84... Cameron Drew, 258 2010-11.... Robert Jamerson, 192 1984-85... Cameron Drew, 364 2011-12.... Eric Anderson, 216 1985-86... Herb Watkins, 204 2012-13.... Eric Anderson, 349 1986-87.... Bill Jeffress, 267 2013-14.... Eric Anderson, 352 1987-88.... Herb Watkins, 263 2014-15.... Eric Anderson, 354

POSTSEASON RESULTS

NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT 2013-14 Bloomfield................................L.........57-59 2012-13 Dominican.............................. W........ 73-66 Franklin Pierce.........................L........ 63-80 2003-04 So. New Hampshire................L.........67-74 2002-03 So. New Hampshire............... W......... 76-71 C.W. Post..................................L.........61-78 1989-90 Bridgeport................................L........ 78-83 New Hampshire.......................L.........88-91 1987-88 Quinnipiac............................... W........ 96-62 Lowell.......................................L........ 72-84 1986-87 New Hamp. Coll.......................L.........70-71 Saint Anselm...........................L........ 88-94

NAIA DIVISION II NATIONALS (at Kansas City) 1968-69 Cen. Washington.....................L........ 82-92 1967-68 Albany State (Ga.)................... W........ 69-68 Fairmont State.........................L.........72-97 1965-66 Albuquerque (N.M.).................L......... 74-81 ECAC TOURNAMENT 1988-89 C.W. Post..................................L........ 62-85 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 2014-15 Merrimack...............................L........ 63-79 2013-14 Saint Michael’s....................... W........ 83-65 Saint Anselm.......................... W........ 85-58

Southern Connecticut*...........L.........71-73 2012-13 So. New Hampshire................L........ 75-79 2011-12 Pace........................................ W.........51-49 Adelphi.....................................L.........51-54 * - championship game

EAST COAST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Formerly New York Collegiate Athletic Conference) 2006-07 (1) New York Tech....................L........ 59-66 2005-06 Bridgeport................................L.........70-77 2004-05 Adelphi.................................... W.........56-41 Queens.....................................L........ 55-58 2003-04 Bridgeport............................... W........ 68-63 Philadelphia.............................L.........61-64 2002-03 Philadelphia............................ W........ 72-59 C.W. Post..................................L.........69-77

1989-90 Lowell...................................... W........ 84-78 Bridgeport................................L.... 109-118 1988-89 New Hampshire Coll............... W.........88-87 Sacred Heart.......................... W.........87-82 Bridgeport................................L.... 104-113 1987-88 Quinnipiac............................... W........ 90-65 Lowell.......................................L........ 72-84 1986-87 Keene State............................ W........ 78-65 New Hampshire Coll............... W........ 83-80 Sacred Heart...........................L........ 75-80 1985-86 Bridgeport............................... W........ 73-72 New Hampshire.......................L.........76-82 1984-85 Central Connecticut............... W......... 76-74 Bridgeport................................L.........57-66 1983-84 Lowell...................................... W.........78-76 Sacred Heart...........................L........ 67-95

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE 1999-00 Franklin Pierce.........................L........ 60-69 1998-99 Southern Connecticut.............L.........57-66 1997-98 UMass Lowell......................... W........ 80-65 Franklin Pierce.........................L........ 54-73 1996-97 New Hampshire Coll................L........ 60-78 1994-95 New Hampshire Coll................L........ 72-89 1993-94 Franklin Pierce.........................L........ 68-82 1992-93 Franklin Pierce.........................L........ 78-88 1991-92 Southern Conn........................L........ 82-94 1990-91 New Hampshire Coll................L...... 85-100

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Springfield.............................................. 6-3 College of Staten Island........................ 1-0 Stonehill...............................................8-18 Stony Brook........................................... 3-5 Susquehanna........................................ 1-0 Trenton State......................................... 1-6 Trinity...................................................... 0-1 Tufts....................................................... 1-0 Wagner................................................... 1-1 Waterbury.............................................. 2-0 West Chester......................................... 0-1 West Liberty State................................. 1-0 West Texas State................................... 0-1 Western Connecticut State................... 5-0 Western New England........................... 1-0 Westfield State...................................... 4-0 Wheeling Jesuit..................................... 1-0 William Paterson................................... 1-2 Windham............................................... 2-2 Worcester Junior College...................... 1-0 Worcester State..................................... 8-1 Xavier (La.)............................................. 0-1 Yeshiva................................................... 1-1

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Maine - Portland.................................... 1-0 Mansfield............................................... 2-0 Marist..................................................... 1-5 Mercer.................................................... 1-0 Merchant Marine................................... 1-0 Mercy...................................................26-2 Merrimack........................................ 12-21 Millersville.............................................. 1-0 Missouri - Rolla...................................... 0-1 Mitchell Junior College.......................... 2-0 Molloy...................................................10-6 Monmouth............................................. 2-9 Nasson................................................... 4-1 New Bedford.......................................... 8-0 New Jersey City State............................ 3-1 SUNY New Paltz..................................... 2-0 New York Institute of Technology.....14-14 Newark State......................................... 2-0 Nichols.................................................11-1 North Adams State................................ 6-1 Northeast Louisana.............................. 0-1 Norfolk State......................................... 0-1 Nyack..................................................... 2-1 Oneonta State....................................... 1-0 Oswego State......................................... 1-0 Ottawa.................................................... 1-0 Pace.................................................. 12-10 Palm Beach........................................... 0-1 Philadelphia........................................... 9-7

Ricker...................................................10-1 Roberts Wesleyan................................. 2-0 Rollins.................................................... 0-1 S.M.T.I.................................................... 3-1 Sacred Heart.................................... 19-36 Saint Anselm.......................................8-12 Saint Cloud............................................ 0-1 Saint Francis Xavier.............................. 2-0 Saint John Fisher................................... 1-1 Saint Joseph’s....................................... 2-0 Saint Lawrence...................................... 1-0 Saint Mary’s.......................................... 2-0 Saint Michael’s....................................10-9 Saint Rose...........................................6-10 Saint Thomas Aquinas.......................... 9-9 Salem State........................................... 6-5 Southampton.......................................12-9 Southeastern Massachusetts.............. 6-1 Southeastern Missouri......................... 0-1 Southern Connecticut State............ 42-40 Southern New Hampshire............... 23-49

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Hampton-Sydney................................... 0-2 Hartford.................................................. 5-6 Hartwick................................................. 0-5 Holyoke Junior College.......................... 2-0 Holy Family............................................ 0-1 Howard Community College................. 0-1 Husson.................................................11-3 Kean....................................................... 3-0 Keene State.........................................30-2 Lakeland................................................ 0-1 Le Moyne.......................................... 12-16 Lock Haven............................................ 0-1 Long Island University - Brooklyn......... 0-1 Loyola - Baltimore................................. 1-1 Loyola - Montreal................................... 1-0 Lycoming................................................ 1-0 Lynn........................................................ 0-2 UMass Lowell.....................................22-31

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Acadia.................................................... 1-0 Adelphi.............................................. 16-22 Albany.................................................... 2-6 Albany State (Ga.).................................. 1-0 Albuquerque.......................................... 0-1 American International.....................23-27 Assumption........................................10-10 Babson................................................... 6-1 Baptist.................................................... 1-0 Barrington.............................................. 0-1 Barry....................................................... 1-1 Bentley.................................................7-19 Binghamton........................................... 1-4 Biscayne................................................. 0-1 Bloomfield.............................................. 6-4 Bloomsburg........................................... 1-3 Boston State.......................................... 2-0 Bridgeport......................................... 25-36 Bridgewater State.................................. 8-0 Brockport State..................................... 0-2 Brooklyn College.................................... 5-2 Bryant................................................14-15 Caldwell................................................. 0-1 Central Washington............................... 0-1 Central Connecticut State..................7-15 C.W. Post........................................... 13-12 Cheyney................................................. 0-1 Clarion.................................................... 1-2 Clark....................................................... 1-0 Concordia (N.Y.)...................................25-3 Curry ...................................................... 1-0 Dalhousie............................................... 2-0 Danbury State....................................... 6-0 Davisville Navy....................................... 2-0 Dillard..................................................... 0-1 District of Columbia.............................. 1-0 Dominican............................................. 1-0 Dowling................................................22-8 Durfee College of Technology............... 7-0 East Stroudsburg................................... 3-1 Eastern Connecticut State..................10-3 Eastern Illinois....................................... 0-1 Eastern Nazarene................................. 7-0 Emory and Henry................................... 1-0 Fairmont State....................................... 0-2 FDU - Madison....................................... 4-4 Farmington State................................... 1-0 Felician................................................... 3-1 Florida Institute of Technology............. 0-1 Fort Eustis.............................................. 0-1 Franklin Pierce.................................. 19-25 Frederick College................................... 1-1 SUNY Geneseo...................................... 0-1 Goldey Beacom..................................... 0-2 Gorham State........................................ 1-0 Green Mountain.................................... 2-0 Hampton................................................ 0-2

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1961-62 (15-5) Head Coach: Don Ormrod Mitchell.................................W.........94-45 at St. Thomas....................... L..........68-82 at Worcester JC....................W.........90-85 Hartford.................................W.......106-73 Bryant...................................W......... 74-72 at Hartford............................W...... 112-80 Staten Island........................W.........70-68 Waterbury.............................W.........92-77 at Mitchell.............................W.........86-62 at Waterbury.........................W.........99-83 St. Thomas............................W.........91-64 Windham.............................. L........84-119 at Curry.................................W......... 97-53 Concordia (N.Y.)....................W.........98-70 Durfee Tech..........................W.........72-50 at Holyoke JC........................W...... 112-68 at Barrington......................... L........99-103 Holyoke JC............................W...... 125-58 at Windham.......................... L........92-116 at Concordia (N.Y.)............... L.......... 65-74 1962-63 (18-5) Head Coach: Don Ormrod at Westfield St......................W.........75-60 at Durfee Tech......................W.........79-64 at New Bedford.....................W......... 84-71 at Quinnipiac........................ L..........68-70 at Davisville Navy.................W.........96-58 at Rhode Island College....... L..........52-77 vs. Quinnipiac.......................W.........98-95 Hampton-Sydney.................. L..........85-96 Quinnipiac............................. L..........60-66 Stonehill................................ L..........54-55 at Windham..........................W.........87-62 New Bedford.........................W.......104-82 Davisville...............................W.......101-69 Windham..............................W.......114-89 Bridgewater..........................W.........90-61 Bryant...................................W.........80-45 Durfee Tech..........................W.........84-65 Danbury State......................W.........69-68 Westfield State.....................W.......102-44 Danbury State......................W.........84-53 Bryant...................................W......... 97-59 Nichols..................................W.........87-70 1963-64 (22-3) Head Coach: Don Ormrod at Westfield State.................W.........69-54 at Durfee Tech......................W.........64-59 FDU-Madison........................W.........90-67 Quinnipiac............................. L..........80-87 at Quonset Point..................W.......104-57 at Bryant...............................W.........85-80 at Yeshiva............................. L..........77-79 at New Bedford.....................W.......100-67 at Nichols............................. W.........87-66 at Bridgewater St..................W.........70-62 Danbury State......................W.........90-68 at Stonehill........................... L..........69-72 at Pace..................................W.........88-63 at Quinnipiac........................W.......103-77 Bryant...................................W.......106-57 Stonehill................................W.......101-73 New Bedford.........................W.......112-91 Bridgewater State.................W......... 88-76 Nasson..................................W......... 97-55 Durfee Tech..........................W.........96-49 Husson..................................W....... 117-97

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

1964-65 (23-2) Head Coach: Don Ormrod Stonehill................................W......... 97-77 Quinnipiac.............................W......... 78-71 Central Connecticut............. L..........75-91 Sacred Heart........................W...... 122-75 FDU-Madison........................W......... 97-88 Quinnipiac.............................W......... 97-78 Bridgewater State.................W.........84-55 Durfee Tech..........................W.......112-61 Ricker College.......................W.........82-80 New Bedford.........................W.........81-69 Bryant...................................W.........93-79 Husson..................................W.........99-77 Bloomfield.............................W.......100-73 Danbury State......................W......... 97-77 New York Tech......................W.......102-86 Quinnipiac............................ W.........80-72 Bridgewater State.................W.......105-63 Bryant...................................W.......113-66 New Bedford.........................W.........81-69 Worcester State....................W.........82-67 New Bedford.........................W.......110-65 Durfee Tech..........................W.........95-65 Southampton........................ L..........83-98 St. Francis.............................W.......118-71 Nasson..................................W.........66-57 1965-66 (29-2) Head Coach: Don Ormrod at St. Francis Xavier.............W.......117-87 at Ricker................................W.........93-66 at Quinnipiac........................W.........86-77 at Southern Connecticut......W.......109-63 at Bryant...............................W.........95-80 at Lycoming...........................W......... 96-76 at Randolph-Macon..............W.........67-65 at Husson.............................W.......109-54 Danbury State......................W.........96-59 New York Tech......................W.........77-67 Yeshiva..................................W......... 74-67 Frederick...............................W.......115-98 Quinnipiac.............................W.........91-90 at North Adams State..........W.........87-79 Worcester State....................W......... 92-71 at Bridgewater State............W.......104-69 Salem State.......................... L..........95-99 Ricker....................................W.......100-82 Quinnipiac.............................W.........80-78 at New York Tech..................W.........89-86 Husson College....................W.......119-59 at Salem State......................W.........89-77 Southampton........................W......... 51-35 New Bedford.........................W.......111-82 Bridgewater..........................W.......108-55 Sacred Heart........................W.......108-55 Bloomfield.............................W......... 84-76 Bryant...................................W...... 128-73 at Salem State......................W.........93-66 Quinnipiac.............................W.........83-79 vs. Albuquerque^................. L.......... 74-81 ^ - NAIA National Tournament

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

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

1968-69 (22-3) Head Coach: Don Burns vs. New Hampshire..............W.......104-97 vs. Ricker..............................W......... 74-69 Salem State..........................W.......111-73 Eastern Nazarene................W.......136-74 Monmouth............................ L..........83-93 vs. Mercer.............................W.........84-81 vs.Loyola-Baltimore..............W.........84-83 at Salem State......................W.........87-55 at Quinnipiac........................W.........94-77 vs. Dalhousie........................W.........72-62 vs. Acadia..............................W.........86-77 Ricker....................................W.........99-56 at Newark State....................W.......100-80 Husson..................................W.......102-88 at Worcester State...............W.......127-86 at Eastern Nazarene............W......... 89-76 Roberts Wesleyan................W.........93-78 at Boston State.....................W......... 87-77 at S.M.T.I...............................W.......102-80 Quinnipiac............................. L.......... 76-77 North Adams State...............W.........98-78 at Husson.............................W.........80-69 vs. Babson Inst.*.................W.........88-86 vs. Rhode Island College*...W.........99-92 vs. C. Washington^............... L..........82-92 * - NAIA Tournament ^ - NAIA National s (Kansas City) 1969-70 (14-8) Head Coach: Don Burns Trenton State........................W.........95-64 vs. Southampton.................. L..........73-75 vs. Husson............................ L........84-109 at Monmouth........................ L..........62-70 Husson.................................. L..... 103-104 Quinnipiac............................. L.......... 83-97 vs. Monmouth...................... L..........85-91 at North Adams St................W.......108-57 at Bloomsfield St..................W.......107-69 Salem State..........................W.......106-76 Ricker....................................W.......131-73 at Marist...............................W.........84-70 Cheyney State....................... L..........77-83 Worcester State ...........W.........96-80 Southeastern Mass..............W.......117-69 at Quinnipiac........................W.........73-61 Newark State........................W.......109-88 at E. Nazarene......................W.......107-88 at Roberts Wesl....................W.........95-62 at Geneseo State ......... L..........66-67 Boston State.........................W......... 98-97 Merrimack............................W.........90-83

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

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

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

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

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1972-73 (12-13) Head Coach: Don Burns New Paltz State....................W.........67-46 at Trenton State.................... L.......... 41-45 Rhode Is. Coll.......................W.........69-63 Bentley.................................. L..........73-91 at Quinnipiac........................ L..........82-88 Monmouth............................W.........87-82 Susquehanna.......................W......... 87-71 Quinnipiac............................. L..........59-73 St. Mary’s *..........................W.........91-75 at William Paterson.............. L..........80-94 at FDU-Madison.................... L..........84-96 Southampton........................ L.......... 74-83 at Central Conn.................... L..........63-67 Brockport State.................... L........80-106

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

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

2015-16 PLAYERS

1971-72 (11-12) Head Coach: Don Burns Trenton State........................ L..........61-63 at Southampton................... L..........68-91 at Bentley.............................. L..........79-93 Bryant...................................W.........83-78 at Monmouth........................ L..........67-95 Quinnipiac............................. L..........66-80 vs. Southern Conn................W.........62-60 vs. Quinnipiac.......................W......... 76-68 FDU-Madison........................W......... 92-74 at Rhode Is. Col.................... L........96-102 Southern Conn.....................W.........86-75 at Loyola, Montreal*............W.........64-55 at Ottawa Univ.*...................W.........92-61 at St. Lawrence....................W.........82-77 at Brockport State .......... L........78-110 at St. John Fisher................. L..........75-94 at Jersey City St....................W.........85-69 at Quinnipiac........................ L.......... 74-78 Nasson..................................W.........92-79 Central Conn.........................W.........86-80 Nichols..................................W......... 82-71 at Marist............................... L.......... 74-83 SE Mass................................W.......101-94 Merrimack............................ L..........75-78 at Babson............................. L..........90-96 * - Not included in final record (nonNCAA)

Babson..................................W.........86-78 at SE Mass............................W......... 71-59 Jersey City State...................W......... 74-62 Quinnipiac............................. L..........65-83 at Nasson............................. L..........59-64 at Bryant............................... L..........61-73 Worcester State (2OT)..........W.... 108-105 at Southern Conn.................W.........97-84 Marist.................................... L..........78-83 at Nichols..............................W......... 91-71 at Merrimack........................W.........90-85 * - Not included in final record (nonNCAA)

2015-16 COACHES

1970-71 (3-18) Head Coach: Don Burns at Trenton State.................... L.......66-61 # at Quinnipiac........................ L..........78-86 Bloomfield............................. L..........58-62 Monmouth............................ L......75-74 # vs. Howard............................ L...... 79-67 # vs. Hampston Institute......... L.... 100-67 # vs. NE Louisana.................... L..........79-92 at Ft. Eustis.......................... L.......81-65 # vs. Hampton Institute........... L......81-75 # at FDU-Madison.................... L..........77-79 Husson.................................. L... 100-80 # Ricker.................................... L... 114-48 # at Central Connecticut......... L.......... 68-74 North Adams State............... L...... 88-75 # at Worcester State............... L..........55-64 SE Mass................................ L.....89-76 # Marist.................................... L..........68-78 Babson..................................W.........86-69 at Merrimack........................W.........82-80 at Husson.............................W.........73-69 Quinnipiac............................. L........93-109 # - Originally won, but UNH forfeits game

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

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

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

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

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HISTORY & RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1983-84 (17-12) Head Coach: Stu Grove Pratt Inst...............................W.......117-79 at Southampton...................W.......110-92 Mercy....................................W.........82-72 at Rhode Is. Col....................W......... 81-76 Concordia..............................W.........68-64 at Hartford............................ L........84-106 C.W. Post............................... L..........75-85 at Dowling.............................W.........95-94 Adelphi..................................W.........85-68 Le Moyne..............................W.........52-50 at American Int’l................... L..........68-69 at New Hampshire...............W.........85-84 at Southern Conn................. L.......... 59-74 Bridgeport.............................W.........62-60 Keene State..........................W.........92-82 Lowell.................................... L..........86-95 at Central Conn.................... L........87-124 Merrimack............................W.........77-73 Southern Conn.....................W......... 76-65 Sacred Heart........................ L..........78-90 at Bridgeport........................ L..........70-87 at Quinnipiac........................ L..........82-93 at Lowell................................W......... 71-60 New Hampshire....................W.........82-80 Central Conn......................... L..... 103-113 Quinnipiac.............................W.......103-77 at Sacred Heart.................... L.......... 95-97 at Lowell*.............................W......... 78-76 at Sacred Heart*.................. L..........67-95 * - NECC Playoffs 1984-85 (16-13) Head Coach: Stu Grove Southampton........................W.........86-75 Mercy....................................W.......109-81 Queens..................................W.........87-86 Adelphi..................................W.........80-52 at Adelphi.............................. L.......... 67-71 at Concordia.........................W.......115-98 at Keene State.....................W.........87-80 Dowling.................................W.........80-77 vs. St. Anselm....................... L..........62-75 vs. Pace.................................W.........70-55 vs. Bryant.............................. L..........81-85 at New York Tech.................. L.......... 71-81 American Int’l.......................W.........77-70 at Central Conn....................W......... 90-74 Lowell....................................W.........80-59 at Quinnipiac........................W......... 71-70 at Southern Conn.................W.........63-62 Bridgeport............................. L..........69-90 Sacred Heart........................ L.......... 68-71 Central Conn.........................W.........78-63 at New Hampshire............... L..........77-90 at Lowell................................ L.......... 74-89 Southern Conn..................... L..........66-69 at Bridgeport........................ L..........32-34 New Hampshire.................... L..... 105-112 Quinnipiac.............................W.........73-58 at Sacred Heart.................... L..........62-73 at Central Conn.*.................W......... 76-74 at Bridgeport*...................... L..........57-66 * - NECC Playoffs

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

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

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

2014-15 REVIEW

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

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

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

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

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

2015-16 PLAYERS

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

2015-16 COACHES

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

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

CHARGER BASKETBALL 2015-16 COACHES 2015-16 PLAYERS 2015-16 OUTLOOK 2014-15 REVIEW

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

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

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HISTORY & RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

2015-16 OUTLOOK

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

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

2015-16 PLAYERS

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

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

2015-16 COACHES

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

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2011-12 (15-13, 10-12 NE-10) Head Coach: Ted Hotaling at Dowling ...........................W......... 71-56 Saint Rose*..........................W.. 80-73(OT) Adelphi*................................ L..........61-66 at Pace*................................ L..........45-55 Assumption*........................W.........61-59 Le Moyne*............................W.........65-57 at American Int’l*.................W.........63-43 Mercy....................................W.........72-48 at Southern Connecticut*...W.........61-53 at Nyack................................W......... 77-61 Molloy....................................W.........90-62 at Stonehill*.........................W.........55-49 Merrimack*.......................... L.......... 74-85 Franklin Pierce*...................W.........65-62 at So. New Hampshire*....... L..........59-65 at Saint Michael’s*..............W.........75-65 Bentley*................................ L..........54-66 Saint Anselm*......................W.........66-56 at UMass Lowell*................. L..........54-80 at Adelphi*........................... L..........61-64 Pace*.................................... L.......... 51-54 at Assumption*.................... L... 75-76(OT) at Le Moyne*........................W.........69-56 American Int’l*..................... L..........57-64 Southern Connecticut*........ L.......... 51-66 at Saint Rose*...................... L..........70-73 at Pace%...............................W......... 51-49 at Adelphi%........................... L.......... 51-54 *-Northeast-10 Conference game %-Northeast-10 Conference tournament 2012-13 (20-9, 16-6 NE-10) Head Coach: Ted Hotaling Dowling................................. L....73-77(OT) at Saint Rose*...................... L..........69-83 Queens..................................W.........68-44 at Adelphi*........................... L..........54-62 at Assumption*.................... L..........56-57 at Le Moyne*........................ L.......... 58-71 American Int’l*.....................W.........65-58 So. Connecticut St.*............W.........72-67 Concordia (N.Y.)....................W.........77-60 at Molloy...............................W......... 62-47 Pace*....................................W.........87-59 Stonehill*.............................W.........63-50 at Merrimack*......................W.........65-57 at Franklin Pierce*...............W.........53-50 So. New Hampshire*...........W.........75-60 Saint Michael’s*..................W.........66-63 at Bentley*...........................W.........50-48 at Saint Anselm*.................. L..........52-72 Massachusetts Lowell*.......W.........73-66 Adelphi*................................ L..........59-64 at Pace*................................W.........62-52 Assumption*........................W... 70-64(OT) Le Moyne*............................W.........73-38 at American Int’l*.................W.........60-50 at So. Connecticut St.*........W.........73-70 Saint Rose*..........................W.. 60-59(2OT) So. New Hampshire%........... L....75-79(OT) vs Dominican (N.Y.)^............W.........73-66 vs Franklin Pierce^............... L..........63-80 *-Northeast-10 Conference game %-Northeast-10 Conference tournament ^-NCAA Tournament

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

2014-15 (15-12, 10-10 NE-10) Head Coach: Ted Hotaling at Le Moyne*........................ L..........44-62 at Pace*................................W......... 74-56 American Int’l*..................... L..........56-63 at East Stroudsburg.............W......... 79-71 Dowling.................................W.........80-49 at Adelphi*...........................W......... 71-56 Post.......................................W.........70-63 at Saint Rose*...................... L..........70-72 Bloomfield.............................W.........81-66 Bentley.................................. L.......... 63-74 Saint Anselm..................... W OT...... 78-76 So. Connecticut State*........ L.......... 65-74 at Saint Anselm*..................W.........56-52 Assumption*........................W.........68-62 Saint Michael’s*..................W.........69-68 at Franklin Pierce*...............W.........69-62 at Bentley*........................... L..........56-65 Stonehill*............................. L..........53-63 So. New Hampshire*........... L..........55-77 at Merriamck*......................W.........60-39 at So. Connecticut State*.... L..........46-61 Saint Rose*.......................... L.......... 36-47 Le Moyne*............................W.........57-56 Pace*....................................W.........64-49 at American Int’l*................. L.......... 57-71 Adelphi*................................W.........62-61 Merrimack%.......................... L..........63-79 *-Northeast-10 Conference game %-Northeast-10 Conference tournament

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RECORDS

Year Games W L 1961-62............. 20............ 15............ 5............. 1962-63............ 23............ 18............ 5............. 1963-64............ 25............ 22............ 3............. 1964-65............ 25............ 23............ 2............. 1965-66............ 31............ 29............ 2............. 1966-67............ 22............ 17............ 5............. 1967-68............ 31............ 18........... 13............ 1968-69............ 25............ 22............ 3............. 1969-70............ 22............ 14............ 8............. 1970-71............. 21............. 3............ 18............ 1971-72............. 23............ 11........... 12............ 1972-73............. 24............ 11........... 13............ 1973-74............. 25............ 13........... 12............ 1974-75............. 24............. 9............ 15............ 1975-76............. 25............ 13........... 12............ 1976-77............. 26............ 10........... 16............ 1977-78............. 24............ 12........... 12............ 1978-79............. 27............ 16........... 11............ 1979-80............. 27............. 7............ 20............ 1980-81............. 26............ 15........... 11............ 1981-82............. 27............ 18............ 9............. 1982-83............ 29............ 18........... 11............ 1983-84............ 29............ 17........... 12............ 1984-85............ 29............ 16........... 13............ 1985-86............ 28............ 19............ 9............. 1986-87............. 32............ 23............ 9............. 1987-88............. 31............ 26............ 5............. 1988-89............ 31............ 19........... 12............ 1989-90............ 31............ 21........... 10............ 1990-91............. 28............ 16........... 12............ 1991-92............. 28............ 17........... 11............ 1992-93............ 27............ 13........... 14............ 1993-94............ 27............. 6............ 21............ 1994-95............ 27............. 9............ 18............ 1995-96............ 26............ 10........... 16............ 1996-97............. 27............. 5............ 22............ 1997-98............. 28............. 7............ 21............ 1998-99............ 27............. 9............ 18............ 1999-00............ 27............. 8............ 19............ 2000-01............. 27............. 7............ 20............ 2001-02............. 27............ 14........... 13............ 2002-03............ 31............ 21........... 10............ 2003-04............ 30............ 21............ 9............. 2004-05............ 29............ 15........... 14............ 2005-06............ 28............ 10........... 18............ 2006-07............. 28............. 9............ 19............ 2007-08............. 27............ 11........... 16............ 2008-09............ 27............. 8............ 19............ 2009-10............. 27............. 5............ 22............ 2010-11............. 26............. 8............ 18............ 2011-12............. 28............ 15........... 13............ 2012-13............. 29............ 20............ 9............. 2013-14............. 30............ 21............ 9............. 2014-15............. 27............ 15........... 12............ Totals............... 1,456.........775......... 681...........

Pct. Head Coach .750........................ Don Ormrod .783........................ Don Ormrod .880........................ Don Ormrod .920........................ Don Ormrod .935........................ Don Ormrod .773........................ Don Ormrod .581...........................Don Burns .880...........................Don Burns .636...........................Don Burns .167...........................Don Burns .478...........................Don Burns .458...........................Don Burns .520...........................Don Burns .375...........................Don Burns .520........................... Bill Farrow .385........................... Bill Farrow .500........................... Bill Farrow .593........................... Bill Farrow .259........ Bill Farrow/Gary Bello .577............................ Stu Grove .667............................ Stu Grove .621............................ Stu Grove .586............................ Stu Grove .552............................ Stu Grove .679............................ Stu Grove .719............................ Stu Grove .839............................ Stu Grove .613............................ Stu Grove .677............................ Stu Grove .571............................ Stu Grove .607............................ Stu Grove .481............................ Stu Grove .222............................ Stu Grove .333............................ Stu Grove .385...................... Jim O’Connor .185...................... Jim O’Connor .250...................... Jim O’Connor .333...................... Jim O’Connor .296...................... Jim O’Connor .259............................ Jay Young .519............................ Jay Young .677............................ Jay Young .700............................ Jay Young .517............................ Jay Young .357............................ Al Seibert .321............................ Al Seibert .407............................ Al Seibert .296............................ Al Seibert .227............................ Al Seibert .308........................Ted Hotaling .536........................Ted Hotaling .690........................Ted Hotaling .700........................Ted Hotaling .556........................Ted Hotaling .532..........................54 Seasons

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The following list represents all players who have worn a New Haven basketball varsity uniform entering this season. Basketball has been a varsity sport at the University of New Haven since 1961. (Key: first year listed - first year of first year played, second year - second year of final year played) Example: 1991-93 - played 1991-92 season and 1992-93 season). We welcome all verifiable corrections or additions to this list. Jeffery Adkins Jr., G, 2010-14 Cameron Drew, G, 1982-85 James Lawhorn, C, 1979-80 John Reynolds, C/F, 1983-87 Kingsley Aguh, G, 2008-10 Mark Drew, G, 1983-87 Vic Laczkowski, G, 1974-75 Walter Richard, G, 1993 Alberto Alberdi, G, 1998-03 Calvin Edwards, F, 1978-80 Joe Lahoud, G, 1964-65 Ronald Riordan, F, 1968-70 Andoni Alberdi, G/F, 2000-01 Larry Emery, C, 1978-80 Victor F. Latvis, 1955-57 Peter Rogers, G, 1967-68 Jarred Alford, G, 2007-08 Gary Esposito, F, 1963-64 Brian Ledbetter, F, 2005-06 Tim Ruckdeschel, F, 1994-95 Phil Andros, F, 1963-67 Jerry Esposito, F, 1963-66 Jeff Lee, G, 2000-01 Greg Rudomanski, F, 1972-73 Fred Allen, G, 1961-62 Justin Exum, G, 2010-14 Jim Lee, F, 1974-75 C.J. Ruskey, F, 2009-10 Jim Allen, G, 1975-79 Mark Fain, F, 1979-80 Walter Lee, F, 1961-62 Bob Ruth, G, 1961-65 Eric Anderson, F, 2011-15 Larry Faust, C, 1970-71 Gary Liberatore, F, 1962-66 Lylle Ryals, G, 2013-14 Sal Arminio, F, 1961-62 Len Favours, F, 1970-71 Clarence Long, C, 1969-71 D.J. Sackmann, G, 2005-09 Dwayne Arrington, G,1992-96 Bob Fesik, G, 1980-82 Ray Lynch, G, 1984-86 Mike Samuel, F, 1977-79 Louis Arroyo, G, 1973-74 Marvin Fields, G, 1987-90 Hank Macala, G, 1966-70 Earnest Sampson, G, 1996-97 Lou Ayala, F, 1994-95 Nick Filantres, G, 1999-02 Stan MacLachlan, G, 1972-74 Dennis Scatliffe, F, 2000-02 Kemar Bailey, G, 2003-04 Kevin Finucane, G, 1971-73 Joe Magdon, G, 1964-65 Vin Sciglio, C, 1980-82 Stan Bakoledis, G, 1962-63 Geoff Fletcher, F, 1975-79 Joe Maniaci, F, 1966-67 Joe Sclafani, G, 1981-83 Ade Barek, F, 2011-12 Bob Foglio, G, 1970-73 Ted Mankowski, F, 1972-75 Tyrone Settles, F, 1980-83 Ron Barone, G, 1989-93 Krystian Foriest, F, 2010-14 Clarence Marlow, F, 1978-80 Robert Sheard, C, 1987-91 Bruce Barrett, G, 1982-83 Tom Fortune, F, 1969-72 Mike Mattern, G, 1982-83 Paul Silva, F, 1979-81 Bill Battle, G, 1966-70 Kobie Fowler, F, 1989-93 Edgar Maull, G, 1979-83 Tony Simonelli, G, 1970-73 Gary Battle, G, 1987-91 Jim Frulla, F, 1979-82 Russell Mayo, G, 2003-04 Ken Sinclair, G, 1980-84 Manny Beauduy, F, 1999-00 Charles Gegauer, G, 1961-62 Jim McCarthy, G, 1965-66 Henry Slater, G, 1976-77 Micah Bennett, F, 1996-99 Keith George, G, 1992-96 Samir McDaniels, F, 2011-15 Brian Smith, G, 1987-91 Anthony Bethune, F, 1993-95 Levy Gillespie, G, 2014-15 Anthony McKnight, F, 1982-86 Jason Smith, G, 1999-00 Marvin Billups, G, 2007-08 Skip Gilman, G, 1971-73 Kevin McLaughlin, F, 2010-14 Kevin Smith, G, 1981-82 Larry Black, F, 1973-74 Derek Glasper, G, 2003-04 John McQuillan, G, 1955-57 Reggie Smith, C/F, 1983-84 Anthony Blades, F/C, 1978-80 Robert Glover, F, 1992-96 Jim McTygue, C, 1974-78 Ron Smith, F, 1973-74 Willie Bonds, F, 1967-69 Jerome Goforth, F, 1994-96 Vin Medvetz, G, 1983-84 Sam Smith, G, 2000-01 Jon Bradley, G, 2008-09 Don Grannis, F, 1965-66 Tom Milone, G, 1973-75 Trey Smith, G, 2012-13 Jamaal Brooks, G, 2001-05 Tom Granville, F, 1977-78 Erik Milk, F, 2004-08 Greg Spicer, G, 1982-86 Ben Bowers, F, 1986-88 Darryl Greene, G, 2006-10 Darren Miller, F/C, 1994-95 John Stanley, G, 1983-84 David Brown, C, 1962-65 Dan Grove, G, 1992-1996 Jermaine Miller, F/C, 2004-05 Tetrick Stonar, G, 2005-08 Robert Brown, G, 1975-76 Mike Grove, G, 1989-93 Joel Miller, F, 1988-89 Jim Stonick, G, 1969-72 Wayne Bush, F, 1977-78 Joshua Guddemi, F, 2012-15 Willie Mintz, F/C, 1978-82 Mike Stys, G, 2009-11 Stephen Bynum, F, 1996-98 Charles Guittar, F, 1992-94 John Miszuk, G, 1963-66 Mark Suchenski, F, 1974-78 Jamaal Camah, F, 2000-02 Randy Gunther, C, 1984-85 Mike Mitchell, G, 1970-71 John Sullivan, F, 2002-06 Carl Campbell, G/F, 2006-08 Bill Haas, G, 1981-82 Justin Moore, F, 2004-05 Mike Summers, G, 1997-00 John Cangelosi, G, 1966-70 John Hampton, G, 1998-99 Paul Moore, F, 1961-62 David Sweeting, G, 1990-92 Tom Carey, F, 1973-74 Art Hamm, G, 1963-64 Brian Moriarty, G, 2002-06 Gary Taylor, G, 1974-76 Brett Carmichel, G, 2004-05 Larry Haney, G, 1975-79 Jemal Mosley, G, 2013-15 Hayward Thaxton, G, 1980-81 Ismael Caro, G, 2002-04 Lubbie Harper, F, 1961-64 John Mulligan, G, 1972-74 Angelo Thomas, C, 1997-99 James Carr, C, 2008-10 Sean Harris, G, 2009-12 Jim Munson, F, 1985-87 Charles Thompson, F/C, 2007-08 Jon Castaldi, F, 2002-06 Antawn Hayes, G, 2005-09 Randall Murphy, G, 1993-94 Mike Thurman, G, 1990-91 Dave Centore, F, 1985-89 Trevor Herbert, G, 1996-00 Sean Murphy, G, 1984-86 Steven Tipa, G, 1974-75 Jayson Cethoute, G, 2014-15 Fred Hill, F, 1980-83 Jack Nisbet, G, 1965-69 Mamady Tonguino, F, 2002-06 Cassius Chaney, F, 2006-10 Mel Horowitz, C, 1961-64 Joe Novak, F, 1971-72 Erik Torkelson, C, 1987-91 Greg Clancy, G, 1994-97 Joe Horvath, G, 1978-79 Jonny Ocasio, F, 2013-15 Wade Townsend, G, 1978-81 Lance Clark, G, 1994-99 Haggai Hundert, G, 2004-05 Corey Orgias, G/F, 2007-08 Frank Turner, C, 1996-00 Ken Coleman, G, 1984-88 Tommy Hunt, G, 2014-15 Joe Pacheco, F, 1966-70 Jamal Tyrrell, G, 2000-02 Peter Constance, G, 1967-70 Keith Hylton, C, 1972-74 Nick Pacheco, F, 1996 Shawn Ustunel, F, 2009-11 Peter Cooney, F, 1962-63 Dave Hyman, G, 1977-81 Mark Palmieri, G, 2009-13 Marlon Valentin, C, 1993 Al Corbin, C, 1973-76 Dick Jackson, G, 1961-65 Ilias Papatonis, C, 1994-96 Charles Vasser, 2005-06 Mike Costigan, F, 1983-86 Kelvin Jackson, F, 2007-10 James Park, C, 1963-64 George Waldron, G, 1962-63 Dwayne Crawford, C, 1989-93 Robert Jamerson, F, 2007-11 Jim Pasacarella, G, 1970-71 Samont Washington, F, 1998-01 Nick Crismale, F, 1969-72 Cyrus James, C, 2011-15 Josh Paulino, G, 2008-09 Joel Wasserman, F, 1962-64 Marc Crowley, F, 1994-95 J.R. Janda, G, 1998-2001 Ray Pennington, F, 1970-71 Herb Watkins, F/G, 1984-88 Barry Cunningham, F, 1973-77 Stan Januska, G, 1961-62 Peter Perhach, F/C, 1970-72 Hency Watt, G, 1985-89 Alan D’Auria, F, 2010-12 Bill Jeffress, F, 1984-88 Barry Person, 2005-06 Henry Weaver, F, 1969-70 Jeff Daiker, G, 1987-91 Bryan Johnson, C, 1981-84 Barry Pheonix, F, 1983-85 Randy West, G, 1977-78 Raphael daSilva, G, 2005-06 Larry Johnson, G, 1975-76 Kelvin Pittman, F, 1988-92 Marcus White, F/C, 2007-08 John Davis, F, 1970-71 Greg Jones, F, 1970-72 Alvin Pope, F, 1974-77 Michael Whitehead, G, 2001-04 Martin DeFazio, G, 1965-70 Greg Jones, F, 1985-86 Bill Porto, G, 1961-62 Travis Whitfield, G, 2012-13 Bob Dembinski, C, 1966-68 James Katz, F, 1967-68 Donny Powell, G, 2013-15 Andrew Wilder, F, 1973-75 Donald Dempsey, C, 1964-68 Jack Kelly, G, 1961-64 Jeff Pupo, G, 1987-89 Jason Williams, F, 1989-93 Ashanti DePass, G, 2010-14 Jeff Kennerly, F, 2002-04 Andy Quinn, F, 1976-78 Jeremy Williams, G, 2009-13 Al DiLeonardo, G, 1962-63 Ryan Killion, G, 2004-05, 06-07 Bob Radimer, F, 1978-79 Kellen Wingate, F, 2000, 03-04 John Dillon, G, 1967-71 Vin Kirilichin, C, 1971-75 John Raslavsky, F, 1962-66 Chris Wirth, G, 1992-1993 Ron Diorio, F, 1965-69 Bill Kirkpatrick, F, 1970-73 Mike Rakowski, C, 1987-91 Keith Wright, F, 2000-04 Qadir Dixon, G, 1994-97 JC Kouame, F, 2002-07 Eric Rankin, G, 2014-15 Krys Wrobel, F, 1999-00 Joseph Doganiero, G, 2014-15 Mike Kulpa, G, 1994-98 Billie Rea, F, 1998-00 Rich Yaldizian, G, 1971-73 Ron Dolecki, F,1975-80 Eric Knowlton, F, 1964-65 Craig Recla, G, 1990-91 Kevin Yalter, G, 1978-79 Chris Dolley, G, 1976-80 John Krawiecki, F, 1969-70 Roland Reed, C, 1982-84 Tyshawn Yopp, G, 2004-06

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D., University President

Since becoming president of the University of New Haven in 2004, Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D. has led the University of New Haven through a period of remarkable growth and development. In the past seven years alone, enrollment has grown by 42 percent to more than 6,400 undergraduate and graduate students, who hail from 35 states and some 45 countries. Full-time undergraduate enrollment has grown by 86 percent and applications have increased by 176 percent. During this time, the University has completed over $110 million in construction projects and has launched 17 new academic programs. UNH now ranks among the top comprehensive universities in the North and boasts nationally ranked programs in a number of majors across business, criminal justice, engineering, forensic science, and the liberal arts and sciences. In recognition of his contributions to transforming the University, Dr. Kaplan was named “Businessman of the Year” by Business New Haven magazine in 2008. President Kaplan also was awarded the 2011 William M. Burke Presidential Award for Experiential Education by the National Society for Experiential Education. The award recognizes President Kaplan’s efforts to make UNH a national leader in experiential education, requiring every undergraduate student to complete an internship, an academic service learning experience, international study or a faculty-mentored research project before graduation.

Previously, Dr. Kaplan was chancellor and professor of English at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, the only four-year branch campus of the University of Virginia and one of the nation’s best public colleges, according to U. S. News & World Report. Dr. Kaplan began his teaching career in 1982 as an Instructor of English at the University of Maryland, European Division. From 1985-1989, he served as Visiting Lecturer in American Studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Tübingen, Germany – one of the oldest and most highly regarded universities in Europe. After completing his doctoral studies at Eberhard-Karls Universität, he returned to the U.S. to teach English at the University of Southern Colorado. Within three years, he was made department chair, serving in that capacity for two years before becoming Director of the Center for International Studies. Dr. Kaplan also served as dean of Arts and Humanities at SUNY College at Buffalo and as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Butler University. In addition to earning his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at Eberhard-Karls Universität, Dr. Kaplan holds a Master of Arts degree (with a concentration in philosophy, German and English) from Eberhard-Karls Universität and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California at Los Angeles.

He also has written a number of scholarly essays. Dr. Kaplan and his wife, Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan, are both ardent opera buffs and love to ballroom dance, hike and downhill ski. They share a great love for the visual and performing arts and have traveled to more than 30 countries during their 35 years together, including Tanzania, where they hiked up Mt. Kilimanjaro. They have a son and three daughters. Dr. Kaplan grew up in Chicago, the son of a shoe store owner and an actress-comedienne. He said his stepfather, Irving Glovin, taught him to love ideas and appreciate the contributions we all need to make to good causes. Irv Glovin was a good friend of Oskar Schindler, was instrumental in getting the story out in book and film form (he was associate producer of the film), and is President of the Oskar Schindler Humanitarian Foundation. Dr. Kaplan also serves on the board of the Foundation. Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan grew up in Southwest Germany. She holds the equivalent of an American M.A. in Secondary Education and taught at a German high school. She is a ceramics artist and taught German and pottery as an adjunct faculty member in Colorado and Virginia.

Dr. Kaplan is the author of a book on American translations of the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke; a book on Tim O’Brien’s fiction, published by the University of South Carolina Press; and an anthology of international war stories, published by the University Press of Colorado.

Deborah Chin, Associate Vice President, Director of Athletics and Recreation Deborah Chin became the University of New Haven’s fourth Director of Athletics in 1993, and currently oversees a department which sponsors 16 NCAA Division II varsity sports. She was elected to the prestigious position of Chair of the NCAA’s Division II Management Council for 2008 and currently serves as Chair of the NCAA Division II Membership Committee. She was promoted to Associate Vice President, Director of Athletics and Recreation in 2010. UNH Athletics has enjoyed a high level of success across the board during Chin’s tenure as Director of Athletics, advancing to NCAA tournament over 75 times in 20-plus years. UNH has recently made a number of capital improvements to athletic and recreational facilities, including the construction of the multi-million dollar David A. Beckerman Student Recreation Center, a $1.3 million synthetic turf renovation of Kayo Field (soccer and lacrosse), as well as installation of state-of-the-art blue and gold synthetic turf at the new Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium. During the previous two years, the Chargers have seen great accomplishments on the playing field and in the classroom. In each of the previous two athletic seasons, at least 14-of16 teams advanced to the postseason and the New Haven student-athletes have boasted over a 3.10 cumulative grade point average. In 2007, Chin spearheaded efforts to re-instate football as a varsity program and find UNH a new athletics conference that best fits the institution’s long-term academic and athletic

aspirations. Both goals were accomplished when UNH announced on November 13, 2007 that it had been accepted as a full member of the prestigious Northeast-10 Conference, effective the 2008-09 academic year. After a five-year hiatus, the Charger football team returned to the gridiron in 2009, and have since won three conference championships and advanced to the NCAA Quarterfinals.

Fame resume - literally - earning induction into the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Hall of Fame in December, 2006. Chin is also a member of the Connecticut Volleyball Hall of Fame (Inducted October, 1998), the Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame (April, 1999), and the Athletics Hall of Fame at her alma mater, SUNYCortland.

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

In a 19-year career (1975-93) as head coach for the Chargers, she posted a 578-179 record (.764) and was at that time only the fifth Division II coach to win 500 career matches. The Chargers made 10 trips to the NCAA tournament during Chin’s reign, reaching the top five four times. Her awards include six AVCA Northeast Region Coach of the Year distinctions as well as eight New England Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year honors. Chin coached the Chargers to twelve 30-win seasons, including six straight. She is also recognized internationally as a top volleyball clinician.

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

As an administrator, Chin has served on over 30 national and regional committees. In addition to her current position as Chair of the NCAA Division II Membership Committee, her resume includes terms as Chair of the NCAA Division II Management Council (2008), chairperson for the NCAA Division II Volleyball Committee (1988-92), the NCAA Division II Baseball Committee (1997-2001), the NCAA Northeast Regional Football Committee (1999-2003), and the NACDA John McLendon Minority Scholarship Committee (1999-present). She also served four years on the NACWAA Board of Directors (1993-96), and acted as the Volleyball Commissioner for the 1995 Special Olympics World Games held in New Haven. A graduate of SUNY-Cortland with a Bachelor’s of Science in Physical Education, Chin earned her Master’s of Science degree in Physical Education from UNC-Greensboro.

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Adelphi University Panthers

Garden City, N.Y.

American International College Yellow Jackets Springfield, Mass.

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.

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 The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 advanced to at least the national quarterfinal round are Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), in national tournament play – a new NE-10 record. American International College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), From the field of play to inside the classroom, Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin the Northeast-10 honored a number of studentPierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College athletes for their academic accomplishments. A (Syracuse, N.Y.), Merrimack College (North Andover, record-breaking 73 percent of the league’s 287 Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, athletic teams garnered a team grade point average Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint of 3.0 or higher. Overall, nearly 59 percent of all Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s conference student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 College (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose GPA throughout the 2014-15 academic year and (Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll (CHR) (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire as a result. An astonishing 164 student-athletes University (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College earned a perfect 4.0 GPA in the fall before 205 more (Easton, Mass.). did so in the spring. The Northeast-10 also honored 247 student-athletes as members of its academic The conference’s 15 member institutions are spread all-conference teams. geographically from Syracuse, N.Y. to Waltham, Mass. and from Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. The Northeast-10 also remains focused on its Many of the members are located in or around the community endeavors. The conference has built metropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, Manchester, a strong partnership with Team IMPACT, a nonNew Haven, Worcester and New York City. The profit organization that matches children with lifeNortheast-10 was proud to welcome the New Haven threatening illnesses with college sports teams. In and Adelphi in the conference’s latest expansion, 2015, the NE-10 became the first ‘fully-matched’ adding to the powerful union of strong academic and conference in Division II, as at least one team athletic institutions. In addition, LIU Post (Brookville, from each member institution has matched with N.Y.) is an associate member of the NE-10 in the a Team IMPACT child. More than 60 NE-10 teams sports of field hockey and football. currently have matches through Team IMPACT. The conference’s fundraising efforts for Make-A-Wish The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership are also more than any other Division II conference committed to competitive athletics programs that in the country over the past decade. emphasize the education, both on and off the field, of more than 6,000 student-athletes. Among the Through the establishment and enforcement of many accomplishments of these institutions are regulations, the conference aims to encourage NCAA Division II national championships in women’s policies that enable intercollegiate athletics basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey, programs to contribute to and be considered an men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, integral part of the total educational offerings at our women’s soccer, women’s track and field, and men’s member institutions. The Northeast-10 can look to and women’s swimming and diving. a long history of success including the growth from seven original member institutions to more than The conference is coming off yet another banner double its size 35 years later, the contention for and season in 2014-15. The Adelphi women’s lacrosse winning of multiple national championships, and the team repeated as national champions by defeating recognition of student-athlete performances off the Lock Haven, 5-4, in the title game. Also, Southern field and in the classroom. 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.

Assumption College Greyhounds

Worcester, Mass.

Bentley University Falcons

Waltham, Mass.

Franklin Pierce University Ravens Rindge, N.H.

Le Moyne College Dolphins

Syracuse, N.Y.

Merrimack College Warriors

North Andover, Mass.

University of New Haven Chargers

West Haven, Conn.

Pace University Setters

Pleasantville, N.Y.

Saint Anselm College Hawks

Manchester, N.H.

Saint Michael’s College Purple Knights Colchester, Vt.

The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights Albany, N.Y.

Southern Connecticut State University Owls New Haven, Conn.

Southern New Hampshire University Penmen Manchester, N.H.

Stonehill College Skyhawks

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CHARGER ATHLETICS POSTSEASON SUCCESS Men’s Cross Country NCAA National Qualifiers (2): 1979, 2001 Women’s Cross Country NCAA National Qualifier (1): 2004 Baseball National Finalist (2): 1980, 1989 NCAA World Series (15): 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1998 NCAA Regionals (28): 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2010, 2013 NAIA World Series (2): 1966, 1970 NAIA Area 8 (5): 1965, 1967, 1969 NAIA District 32 (9): 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971 Men’s Basketball NCAA Regionals (8): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2003, 2004, 2013, 2014 NAIA Nationals (3): 1966, 1968, 1969 Women’s Basketball NCAA National Champions (1): 1987 NCAA Quarterfinals (3): 1987, 1988, 2015 NCAA Regionals (9): 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015 Football National Finalist (1): 1997 NCAA Semifinals (2): 1992, 1997 NCAA Regionals (6): 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2011, 2012 Men’s Golf NCAA Seventh Place (1): 1970 NCAA Nationals (2): 1970, 2004 NCAA Regionals (3): 1970, 2004, 2005 NCAA Regionals (Individual): 2006, 2007 Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (2): 1977, 1978 Women’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals (3): 2009, 2014, 2015 Men’s Track & Field NCAA National Qualifiers (21): 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2015 Women’s Track & Field NCAA Individual National Champions (5): 2011 (5) NCAA National Qualifiers (7): 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Men’s Soccer National Finalist (1): 1976 NCAA Semifinals (3): 1976, 1977, 1984 NCAA Regionals (8): 1972, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1984 NAIA National Tournament (1): 1970 Women’s Soccer NCAA Regionals: 2005, 2006 Softball NCAA Super Regionals (1): 2010 NCAA Regionals (10): 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 Women’s Volleyball NCAA National Quarterfinals (13): 1984, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2008, 2012, 2014 NCAA Regionals (29): 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015 EAIAW Tournament (2); 1978, 1981

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the department of intercollegiate athletics is to support the mission of the university and to integrate intercollegiate athletics into higher education so that the educational experience of the student-athlete is paramount. The department will provide growth opportunities to achieve in a nationally competitive intercollegiate program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who under the guidance of a quality staff, represent the University of New Haven with character and integrity while achieving academic excellence, serving the community and pursuing excellence in their respective sports. DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHY Higher education has lasting importance on an individual’s future success. For this reason, the emphasis for the student-athlete experience at the University of New Haven is a comprehensive program of learning and development in a personal setting. As an NCAA Division II program, our approach provides growth opportunities through academic achievement, learning in high-level athletic competition and development of positive societal attitudes in service to community. The balance and integration of these different areas of learning opportunity provide our student-athletes a path to graduation while cultivating a variety of skills and knowledge for life ahead. The University of New Haven seeks to provide the world with leaders who can make a positive difference in a global society. Studentathletes are afforded unique opportunities for leadership because of the visibility provided through athletics competition. UNH’s intercollegiate program provides opportunities for its student-athletes to develop moral virtues, such as courage, self-confidence, and integrity and to learn communication and teamwork skills associated with outstanding leadership. Thus the Department of Athletics helps the University satisfy its primary aspiration, which is to prepare students to lead purposeful and fulfilling lives in a global society through experiential, collaborative, and discovery-based learning. The Department of Athletics is committed to delivering intercollegiate athletics programs that are consistent with the University’s mission and generates the trust and support of its various constituencies. The goal of the department is to field sports teams that compete successfully against other NCAA Division II teams while upholding the academic standards of the University of New Haven. The department is also committed to conducting its programs in strict adherence to the policies, rules and regulations set by the University’s administration, Board of Governors, the NCAA and the Northeast-10 Conference. Through its programs, the department gives its student-athletes of different genders, races, religions, national origins and sexual orientation opportunities to participate in intercollegiate competition. The intercollegiate program will function free of discrimination with a University commitment to the adherence to Title IX and the Office of Civil Rights guidelines. A major goal of the Department of Athletics is to help student-athletes realize the full potential of their athletic abilities while also increasing their intellectual capabilities and providing them a meaningful opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree. The department will not compromise its commitment to educate and graduate its student-athletes. Department of Athletics personnel are expected to represent the University in a manner consistent with UNH’s principles and values. All personnel are expected to perform their responsibilities with the highest standards of integrity, ethical behavior and sportsmanship at all times. Coaches and staff are expected to treat student-athletes fairly and with respect and to facilitate leadership that helps them mature physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially. DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS • Women’s Basketball won the NCAA Division II National Championship in 1987, becoming the first team from the Northeast Region to win the title. • Women’s track and field has produced arguably the most successful individual student-athlete in Charger athletics history. Shannon Gagne won an unmatched five national championships during the 2010-11 academic year and helped bring the program a fourth place finish at the 2011 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field National Championship meet - the highest finish in program history. • The UNH women’s volleyball team has reached the NCAA Sweet 16 twenty times since 1983, and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight thirteen times. • Baseball has consistently been ranked as one of the winningest Division II programs in NCAA history. Baseball Coach Emeritus Frank “Porky” Vieira retired after the 2006 season as Division II’s all-time winningest coach by percentage, and logged 1,127 career victories. The team has appeared in 17 College World Series and made 33 Regional appearances, including their most recent run in 2013. • Baseball has also produced nine major league players, including former Cy Young winner Steve Bedrosian of the Philadelphia Phillies and First Round Draft Pick Cameron Drew. • The football program has appeared in six NCAA championship playoffs, earning runner-up status in 1997. At the time, the titlegame appearance made UNH the only football team in the State of Connecticut to ever compete for a national title and the smallest school (in terms of enrollment) to compete for an NCAA Championship. Most recently, the football program has appeared in the NCAA tournament in both 2011 and 2012. • Tailback Roger Graham won the 1993 Harlon Hill Trophy as the top Division II Football Player in the nation. • Men’s Soccer reached the NCAA finals in 1976 as has appeared in three Final Fours. • Women’s Lacrosse has appeared in the NCAA regional championship three times, most recently in 2015.