2009-10 - Manhattanville College

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Quick Facts and Contents
A staple in the New York region and an emerging program on the
national stage, the Manhattanville College Athletic Department continues
to bolster its reputation as a program on the rise in all areas: athletic
achievement, academic success and overall participation.
A program-record 305 Valiant student-athletes (nearly 20 percent of
the student body) took part in intercollegiate athletics during the 200809 season, showcasing the continued and rapid growth of athletics at
Manhattanville. Following the successful integration of the men’s and
women’s indoor and outdoor track teams last season, the program has
expanded to a record 21 intercollegiate teams – including seven new
teams established in the last two years alone.
And teams at Manhattanville do not just compete, they win. Three
Valiant squads (men’s basketball, baseball and men’s tennis) earned
Freedom Conference regular-season championships in 2008-09 and
both the men’s and women’s hockey teams spent much of the year with
national rankings. Sixteen of 21 Valiant teams earned berths in their
respective conference tournaments last year, including four conference
championship game appearances. In all, Manhattanville teams posted
an impressive .548 winning percentage (184-151-6) last season, with
two Valiants teams also setting new program records for wins in a single
season.
On an individual level, many Valiant student-athletes were honored
in 2008-09 as well. Men’s hockey forward Chris Trafford and women’s
hockey center Holly Nonis became the 15th and 16th Valiants to earn
All-American honors following the season, while the pair were two of
four players to be named conference Player of the Year. Manhattanville
athletes also earned three conference Rookie of the Year awards and 31
All-Conference honors. In the last 10 years, at least 30 former Valiants
have went on to play professionally either domestically or overseas.
But at Manhattanville, athletics is only one part of becoming a wellrounded student-athlete. In the classroom, Valiant athletes consistently
achieve higher grade-point averages than the student body as a whole,
as evidenced by the 3.202 Athletic Department GPA for the Spring 2009
semester. Every Valiant team recorded a team GPA of 3.000 or higher
for the spring term, while a program-record 89 student-athletes were
named Academic All-Conference honorees.
Community service also continues to play a vital role in the studentathlete experience at Manhattanville, as each team performs hundreds
of community service hours each year. In addition to active involvement
with many local sports teams and youth organizations both on and off
campus, Valiant teams sponsor events such as the women’s basketball
“Pink Zone” night and the women’s hockey “Think Pink” event to promote
cancer awareness. As a result of these and other efforts, the school
was the recipient of two Jostens/NADIIIAA Community Service Awards
in 2008-09, one of only 13 institutions honored and the only school to
receive two awards. The service aspect of the Manhattanville studentathlete experience plays a large role in helping Valiant athletes fulfill the
college’s mission of educating ethically and socially responsible leaders
for the global community.
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Manhattanville Quick Facts:
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21 Varsity Sports
Over 300 Student-Athletes
7 Sports Added in the Last Two Seasons
20 All-Americans (12 since 2003)
Over 1,000 Service Hours Per Year
Cumulative Department GPA over 3.200
“To the valiant of heart, nothing is impossible.”
- Jacques Coeur (ca. 1443)
2009-10 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide
Table of Contents
Quick Facts & Contents........................1
Head Coach Pat Scanlon......................2
Coaching Staff.....................................3
2009-10 Roster/Schedule.....................4
2009-10 Season Preview......................5
Returning Players........................... 6-12
Newcomers....................................... 12
2008-09 Season in Review............ 13-14
Game-by-Game Results................. 15-17
Record Books............................... 18-20
1,000-Point Scorers........................... 21
All-Time Roster.................................. 22
Facilities............................................ 23
Freedom Opponents.......................... 24
Manhattanville College.......... Back Cover
Quick Facts and Contents
On the Cover
Quick Facts
MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE
Left to right: Seniors Angelo Laroche,
DeVon Barnett and Mike Horgan
Media Information
BROADCAST: Several Valiant home games and select away games this season will be
broadcast live on www.GoValiants.com as either an audio or video stream. Director of
Sports Information Steve Sheridan and Assistant Director Nick Guerriero will call the action
from Kennedy Gymnasium through new partnerships with Pack Network and WMVL 88.1
FM. For more information, a complete broadcast schedule, or to listen to and/or watch
the broadcasts, log on to GoValiants.com and click the Broadcast tab on the top of the
page, under the Fan Zone section.
Location:
Founded: Enrollment:
Nickname:
Colors:
Affiliation:
Conference:
Home Facility:
Capacity:
Year Opened:
President:
Athletic Director:
Sr. Woman Administrator:
Department Phone:
Department Fax:
Website:
School Address:
Purchase, N.Y.
1841
1,700
Valiants
Crimson & White
NCAA Division III
Freedom
Kennedy Gymnasium
500
1957
Dr. Molly Easo Smith
Keith Levinthal
Julene Fisher
(914) 323-5280
(914) 323-5130
www.GoValiants.com
2900 Purchase St.
Purchase, N.Y. 10577
MEN’S BASKETBALL STAFF
Head Coach:
Pat Scanlon
Alma Mater:
Manhattanville ’03
Career Record:
92-47 (5 Seasons)
Office Phone:
(914) 323-7271
Assistant Coach: Mike Panella (Manhattanville ’08)
CREDENTIAL REQUESTS: Members of the media wishing to attend Valiant men’s basket- Assistant Coach:
Ed Powell (South Carolina ’69)
ball games must contact the Manhattanville Sports Information Office in advance. Seating
Assistant Coach: Leif Gagliardi (Manhattanville ’00)
and limited phone/internet access is available for working media on press row at Kennedy
Gym. Game programs and updated statistics for both teams will be available along press
TEAM
row prior to the game. Following the contest, a final box score will be made available to
2008-09 Record: media outlets and can be faxed or e-mailed to requested outlets not in attendance.
INTERVIEW POLICY: All interview requests for Valiant student-athletes and coaches must
be made through the Manhattanville Sports Information Department. Media planning to
attend practice should contact the Sports Information office to confirm practice times and
player/coach availability. Game-day interviews prior to the game are not permitted. Coach
Scanlon and requested student-athletes will be available to credentialed media members
after a 10-minute cooling-off period following the end of the game.
Directions to Manhattanville College
FROM SOUTH: Deegan Expressway/New York State Throughway (I-87) north to Exit 8.
Follow the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287) East to the Hutchinson River Parkway.
Head north on Hutchinson River Parkway to Exit 27 (in New York, not Connecticut) at
Route 120 (Purchase Street). Turn left onto Purchase Street and follow to campus entrance on left.
FROM NORTH: Take the Taconic State Parkway South to Cross Westchester Expressway
(I-287) east to Exit 8E (Westchester Ave.). Take second left onto Anderson Hill Road. Make
right at first traffic light (Purchase Street) and proceed to campus entrance on right.
INFORMATION
Freedom Record:
Home/Road/Neutral:
Letterwinners Ret./Lost:
Starters Ret./Lost:
Newcomers:
17-10
12-4 (T-1st place)
11-3/5-7/1-0
14/3
3/2
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SPORTS INFORMATION
Director of Sports Information/
MBB Contact:
Steve Sheridan
Office Phone:
(914) 323-7280
Fax:
(914) 323-3180
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Assistant Sports Info. Director:
Nick Guerriero
Office Phone:
(914) 323-7280
Fax:
(914) 323-3180
E-Mail:
[email protected]
FROM WEST: Take the Tappen Zee Bridge (I-287) and continue on the Cross Westchester
Expressway (I-287) East, then follow the directions above from the north after the Taconic
State Parkway.
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES: The Hutchinson River Parkway, Taconic State Parkway, Saw
Mill Parkway, Merritt Parkway, Sprain Brook Parkway and Bronx River Parkway all have
severe height clearance limitations and do not permit most commercial vehicles. As an alternate route, use I-87 from the south or west, or I-95 from the east, to I-287 and follow
directions above. From the north, use I-684 south, get off at Exit 2 (Westchester Airport)
and follow Route 120 South/Purchase Street to campus.
Media Guide Credits
The 2009-10 Manhattanville College Men’s Basketball Media Guide was designed, written and edited by Steve Sheridan, Director of Sports Information. Photography courtesy
of Gene Boyars and the Manhattanville Sports Information Department.
Anyone with historical information that may be incorrect or that have been omitted from
this guide is encouraged to contact the Manhattanville Department of Sports Information. All information in this guide is current as of November 9, 2009. All game times listed
throughout the guide are Eastern.
Launched in November 2009, GoValiants.TV is the new online
home for Manhattanville Athletics video streaming and the only
place you need to watch home games for all of your favorite
Valiant teams, including men’s basketball! Partnering with Pack
Network, GoValiants.TV will feature one of the most ambitious
and wide-ranging video broadcasting platforms in all Division III
and puts Manhattanville on par with some of the top Division I
programs in the country.
With a GoValiants.TV All-Access pass, subscribers can watch
every broadcasted event for every Manhattanville team for a full
year. The pass also gives the subscriber access to the complete
archives section as well as premium content such as full-screen
game view, exclusive interviews and other web-only content.
Only want to watch one game? GoValiants.TV also offers a payper-game rate as well.
2009-10 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide 1
Manhattanville Coaching Staff
Head Coach Pat Scanlon
Sixth Season • Manhattanville ’03
A former Valiant on the basketball court, Pat Scanlon ’03, MS ’09 enters
his sixth season as head men’s basketball coach at Manhattanville in 2009-10,
continuing his goal of building the Valiants into a perennial contender both
in the Freedom Conference and on the regional and national stages.
Scanlon has amassed a 92-47 (.662) career record and led the team to
four conference championships (three regular-season and one tournament)
in five years, including at least a share of the regular-season conference
title in each of the last three seasons. The head coach currently sits third
all-time in career wins in program history and has posted two of the four
top single-season win totals at his alma mater, including a program-record
23 wins in 2006-07. His winning percentage easily ranks as the highest ever
at the school, while Scanlon’s time on the Valiant sideline has coincided with
the winningest five-year stretch in program history.
Scanlon performed arguably his greatest coaching job in 2008-09, taking a team that graduated three
1,000-point scorers and four starters overall and leading it to a share of the Freedom Conference regularseason title and a berth in the conference championship game. One year after guiding a team that scored
more than 80 points per game on the offensive end, Scanlon completely revamped the Valiants for 200809 and relied heavily on defense, ranking ninth in Division III and second in program history by allowing
only 60.0 points per game – including allowing just 36 points on December 3 versus Eastern University,
the fewest points given up by a Valiant team in nearly 10 years. Scanlon’s recruiting efforts also produced
the Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year in freshman Trevoy Pointer.
Off the court, Scanlon’s Valiant teams have also enjoyed tremendous success, staying highly involved
with community service projects and improving their GPA in every semester. During the spring of 2009, the
team had a cumulative grade point average of 3.20, with 14 players carrying a semester GPA of at least
3.00. Four of his student-athletes were named to the Dean’s List by achieving a GPA of 3.6 or higher.
During the 2007-08 season, Scanlon led the Valiants to a 17-9 overall mark in their first season in the Freedom Conference, including a 9-3 mark in the conference
that tied for first place and a berth in the semifinals of the conference tournament. The Valiants were one of the most exciting offensive teams in the country to watch,
as the team ranked 29th in Division III and finished eighth in program history by averaging 80.8 points per game. One of his three 1,000-point scorers from that year,
Donte Chisolm, inked the program’s first professional contact after the season by signing on with the Jersey Express of the American Basketball Association.
In 2006-07, Manhattanville had the best season in program history, finishing the year with a school-record 23 wins and achieving winning streaks of eight and nine
games over the course of the season. Under Scanlon’s leadership, the team was ranked nationally for the first time in program history and captured the program’s
first-ever Skyline Conference regular-season and tournament championships, in the process earning the Valiants their first berth in the NCAA Tournament in 28
years. The record-breaking season, which also featured the program’s first win over a ranked team (#9 William Paterson University), was capped with Scanlon and
his assistants honored by the Skyline Conference as the Coaching Staff of the Year.
From 2004-2006, Scanlon’s Manhattanville teams went 35-22, with the 2005-06 squad finishing second in the Skyline Conference and advancing to the tournament
title game before falling just short of an NCAA Tournament spot. The 2005-06 season included several memorable games, most notably Manhattanville’s thrilling
89-85 win over archrival Mount Saint Mary College in the Skyline Conference Semifinals, a game played in a jam-packed Kennedy Gymnasium. That team would go
on to earn the top seed in the ECAC Metro Tournament, where they lost a triple-overtime heartbreaker to Kean University.
In his first season as Manhattanville’s head coach in 2004-05, Scanlon led the Valiants to a 16-12 record, winning more games as a first-year coach than any
mentor in program history. Under the rookie coach, the Valiants finished fourth in the regular-season standings and advanced to the Skyline Conference Tournament
semifinals before falling to eventual league champion Farmingdale State College by a single point.
In his first season following graduation from Manhattanville in 2003-04, Scanlon served as an assistant coach with the Manhattanville men’s basketball team under
former NBA star Dean Meminger, helping lead the team to an 18-10 record. He also worked at the New York Stock Exchange as a clerk.
In the offseason, Scanlon also serves as Director of the highly successful Valiant Skill Development Camps. He also previously worked as a volunteer coach at the
prestigious Pete Newell Big Man Camp in Las Vegas for five years from 2004-08.
One of the most durable and reliable players in Manhattanville men’s basketball history, Scanlon started 86 consecutive games in three seasons for the Valiants
from 2000-03. In his four-year career as a Valiant, he became the 15th player in program history to reach the 1,000-point plateau by scoring 1,026 career points and
averaging over 30 minutes per night. As a senior captain in 2002-03, Scanlon
helped the Valiants to a 19-10 overall record (12-4 in the Skyline Conference)
and berths in the Skyline Semifinals and ECAC Metro Quarterfinals, averaging
Year
Record Conference Postseason
a team-leading 15.4 points and 34.1 minutes per game.
The Scanlon Stats
2004-05
16-12
9-6
2005-06
19-10
13-4
2006-07
23-6
13-3
2007-08
17-9
9-3
2008-09
17-10
12-4
Totals
92-47
56-20
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Skyline Conference Semifinals
ECAC Metro Quarterfinals
Skyline Conference Finals
ECAC Metro Quarterfinals
Skyline Regular-Season Champions
Skyline Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament
Freedom Regular-Season Co-Champions
Freedom Tournament Semifinals
Freedom Regular-Season Co-Champions
Freedom Tournament Finalists
Scanlon earned his bachelor’s degree in history from Manhattanville in
the spring of 2003. He also received his master’s degree in Sports Business
Management from Manhattanville in 2009.
A native of nearby Bronxville, N.Y., and a graduate of Fordham Prep School,
Scanlon earned Second Team All-Bronx honors from Newsday as a senior, serving
as a team captain and leading his team in scoring.
Scanlon currently resides in Rye, N.Y., with his wife Stefanie.
Manhattanville Coaching Staff
Assistant Coach Mike Panella
First Season • Manhattanville ’08
Mike Panella begins his first season as an assistant coach with the Manhattanville men’s
basketball team in 2009-10, looking to continue his impact on the Valiant men’s basketball
program by making the immediate transition from the court to the coaching staff.
Panella will play a role in all aspects of the Manhattanville men’s basketball program,
including academics, recruiting, scouting, planning practices and camps, and working with
the team’s post players.
Panella has been a member of the Valiant men’s basketball family since 2004, having spent
five seasons with the team (including one redshirt season). His time with Manhattanville
coincided with the most successful five-year stretch in program history, as the Valiants posted
a 92-47 record over the last five seasons. Panella was a co-captain on last season’s Valiant
team and was named the school’s Sports Medicine Student-Athlete of the Year for overcoming multiple injuries to start
in all 27 games.
Off campus, Panella has been a part of multiple camps and coached various teams in the New York area, including
working at his alma mater Saint Francis Prep’s Basketball Camp and coaching the school’s varsity summer league team.
He has also worked at the Carnasecca/Sarachek Basketball Camp, the Army Basketball Camp and the Triple Threat
Basketball Camp, among others. He also assists head coach Pat Scanlon in running the Valiant Skill Development Camps
in Purchase during the offseason.
Panella graduated from Manhattanville in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in management and is currently pursuing
his master’s degree in Sports Business Management at the school. A native of Queens, N.Y., Panella currently resides
in Purchase.
Assistant Coach Ed Powell
13th Season • South Carolina ’69
The second longest-tenured coach in Manhattanville history, Ed Powell is back for his 13th
season as an assistant coach on the Manhattanville bench and fifth coaching with one of his
former student-athletes, Pat Scanlon, in 2009-10.
Powell works with the guards in practice while actively recruiting, scouting and assisting with
practice and game management. He was a vital member of the Valiant coaching staff that was
honored by the Skyline Conference as Coaching Staff of the Year in 2006-07, the year that saw
the Valiants win Skyline regular-season and tournament championships and reach the NCAA
Tournament for the first time since 1978-79.
Powell joined the Manhattanville coaching staff before the 1997-98 season under former
head coach Brian Curtin. He has seen the Valiants amass 11 consecutive winning seasons dating back to 1998-99 and
make the postseason in 10 of his 12 years on the Valiant sideline.
A former All-City star in the New York City Catholic School League, Powell learned from one of the best as a collegian,
playing for Hall of Fame coach Frank McGuire at the University of South Carolina. McGuire, who led the University of
North Carolina to the 1957 National Championship, won 550 games in his 30-year career, including 283 in 16 seasons
at South Carolina. While at South Carolina, Powell also played under current New York Knicks President Donnie Walsh,
who was an associate head coach under McGuire.
Powell, a longtime social studies teacher in Westchester County, currently resides in Tarrytown, N.Y.
Assistant Coach Leif Gagliardi
Sixth Season • Manhattanville ’00
A standout on the basketball court for the Valiants during his playing career, Leif Gagliardi
returns for his sixth season as an assistant coach on the Valiant bench with former teammate
Pat Scanlon in 2009-10.
As an assistant coach, Gagliardi is responsible for working with the Valiant big men while
also assisting with scouting as well as practice and game management. Gagliardi was a key
component of the Valiant coaching staff that was honored by the Skyline Conference as
Coaching Staff of the Year in 2006-07, the year that saw the Valiants win Skyline regularseason and tournament championships and reach the NCAA Tournament for the first time
since 1978-79.
Gagliardi scored over 900 points during his playing career, leading the Valiants to an ECAC Tournament berth in 1999.
He posted his best season as a Valiant in 1998-99, when he led the team with 8.7 rebounds per game and ranked
second on the squad with a career-best 12.9 points per contest. Gagliardi and Scanlon saw their playing careers overlap
briefly during the 1999-00 season when, as a senior, Gagliardi averaged 11.4 points per game, second on the team,
and played in 25 games for a club that went 13-12.
Gagliardi works for Natexis Bleichroeder as an Assistant Director of the Executive Services Department. He is also
an active participant in the Big Brothers program, serving as a mentor to others.
Gagliardi currently resides in Yonkers, N.Y.
Manhattanville 2009-10 Roster/Schedule
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Name
Jay Ferriere
Chase Hill
DeVon Barnett
Brian Bertucci
Dave Garrison
Jeff Ventura
Glen Rodriguez
Felipe Vargas
Peter Mehmel
Trevoy Pointer
Angelo Laroche
Lamar Glass
Dave Reggina
Armani Blackmon
Mike Horgan
Ivan Maggi
Jack Railton-Woodcock
Craig Augustine
Yr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Pos.
G
G
G
F
G
G
F
G
F
G
F
G
G
F
F
F
F/C
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Ht.
6-1
5-9
5-10
6-3
5-9
5-10
6-5
6-2
6-4
6-2
6-4
6-3
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-7
6-9
6-6
Wt.
185
140
190
200
175
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195
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205
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195
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225
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235
205
Head Coach: Pat Scanlon (Manhattanville ’03, sixth season)
Assistant Coach: Mike Panella (Manhattanville ’09, first season)
Assistant Coach: Ed Powell (South Carolina ’69, 13th season)
Assistant Coach: Leif Gagliardi (Manhattanville ’00, sixth season)
2009-10 Schedule
Date
Nov. 15
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Nov. 21
Nov. 24
Nov. 28
Nov. 29
Dec. 2
Dec. 5
Dec. 10
Dec. 30
Jan. 2
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 13
Jan. 16
Jan. 20
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Feb. 3
Feb. 6
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 16
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
Opponent
Time
at Elizabethtown
3:00 p.m.
JOHN JAY #
8:00 p.m.
Consolation Game #
3:00 p.m.
Championship Game #
5:00 p.m.
HUNTER
8:00 p.m.
vs. Hood %
1/3:00 p.m.
vs. Carnegie Mellon/Heidelberg %
1/3:00 p.m.
at DeSales *
8:00 p.m.
KING’S (PA.) *
3:00 p.m.
at Rhode Island College
7:00 p.m.
at Baruch
7:00 p.m.
vs. Brooklyn ^
1:00 p.m.
vs. Franklin & Marshall/Susquehanna ^ 1/3:00 p.m.
at William Paterson
6:00 p.m.
WILKES *
3:00 p.m.
at FDU-Florham *
8:00 p.m.
MISERICORDIA *
3:00 p.m.
at Delaware Valley *
8:00 p.m.
EASTERN *
3:00 p.m.
at King’s (Pa.) *
3:00 p.m.
DESALES *
8:00 p.m.
at Wilkes *
3:00 p.m.
FDU-FLORHAM *
8:00 p.m.
at Eastern *
3:00 p.m.
DELAWARE VALLEY *
8:00 p.m.
at Misericordia *
3:00 p.m.
Freedom Conference Semifinals $
TBA
Freedom Conference Championship $
TBA
* - Freedom Conference Game
# - 2009 Castle Classic (Purchase, N.Y.)
% - Carnegie Mellon Invitational (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
^ - Franklin & Marshall Tournament (Lancaster, Pa.)
$ - Freedom Conference Tournament (campus sites)
Hometown/High School (Previous School)
Melbourne, Australia/Emerald Secondary
Ewing, N.J./Solebury Prep
Washington, D.C./Gonzaga
Gibbsboro, N.J./Solebury Prep
Huntington Station, N.Y./Knox School
Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cypress Bay
Ponce, Puerto Rico/Miami (Fla.) LaSalle
Miami, Fla./Miami Christian
Queens, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy
Dallas, Texas/Skyline
Brooklyn, N.Y./William E. Grady
Dallas, Texas/Skyline
Stamford, Conn./King School (Bryant)
Plano, Texas/Plano East
Cork City, Ireland/Rutgers Prep (N.J.)
Buenos Aires, Argentina/Colegio Nacional Arturo Illia
Melbourne, Australia/Scotch College
Citrus, Fla./Citrus
Pronunciation Guide
#23: la-ROACH
#31: REDGE-a-na
#32: are-MAHN-ee
BLACK-mun
#42: MAJJ-eye
AC: GAG-lee-ARE-dee
#1: fair-ee-AIR
#3: DAY-von bar-NET
#4: bur-TOOCH-ee
#15: fa-LEAP-ay
#21: MEM-ull
#22: tra-VOY
The 33rd Annual Castle Classic
November 20-21, 2009
Kennedy Gym • Purchase, N.Y.
Manhattanville
Head Coach: Pat Scanlon
2008-09 Record: 17-10
John Jay
Head Coach: DeVernie Winston
2008-09 Record: 7-19
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Head Coach: Kevin Jaskiewicz
2008-09 Record: 12-13
Connecticut College
Head Coach: Tom Satran
2008-09 Record: 13-12
Friday, November 20
Coast Guard vs. Connecticut College, 6:00 p.m.
John Jay at Manhattanville, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 21
Consolation Game, 3:00 p.m.
Championship Game, 5:00 p.m.
Home Games in BOLD and Played at Kennedy Gymnasium
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Manhattanville 2009-10 Season Preview
After turning heads both in the conference
and the region following a 2008-09 season in
which the Valiants earned a share of the Freedom
Conference regular-season championship, head
coach Pat Scanlon and the Manhattanville
men’s basketball team will look to continue
that momentum and make the team’s second
trip to the NCAA Tournament in four seasons
in 2009-10.
The Valiants lost three seniors and two
starters from last season’s 17-10 squad, as guard
Wesly Wicks ’09 and forwards Mike Panella ’08
and Jason Walsh ’09 spent their final seasons
playing in Purchase. Panella, however, decided
that five years were just not enough and returns
this season in his first year as an assistant coach
under Scanlon.
Manhattanville will once again rely heavily
on its defense, which ranked ninth in Division
III and second in program history by allowing
only 60.0 points per game.
And one season after losing nearly 70
percent of the team’s offense, the Valiants will
bring back almost 80 percent of its scoring
from a year ago as the team looks for an
improved offensive attack to hone in on a fourth
consecutive conference title.
BACKCOURT
Manhattanville returns two starters and
multiple key contributors in the backcourt in
2009-10, as the team looks to replace Wicks’
scoring and increase the offensive production
from the perimeter. The trio of sophomore
Trevoy Pointer and juniors Lamar Glass and
Jay Ferriere will be the leaders of the team’s
three-guard attack in 2009-10.
Arguably the Valiants’ most important
perimeter player made only four starts last
year, as Pointer is back for his second season
after averaging 12.4 points per game off the
bench as a freshman. The reigning Freedom
Conference Rookie of the Year, Pointer ranked
third in the Freedom Conference with team-best
77.8 percent accuracy from the free-throw line
while also ranking third on the team with 36
steals and fifth in rebounds with 84.
Guard Jay Ferriere
Ferriere was one of the best pure point
guards in the conference last season, leading
the conference with 134 assists (4.96/game) and
finishing second with 56 steals (2.07/game) in
27 games. His assist total ranked him 10th on
the school’s all-time single season list, and the
junior will look for another productive season at
the point this year.
Glass was an effective weapon on both ends
of the court for the Valiants as a sophomore
and will continue to be one of the team’s most
important players this season. The team leader
with 29.7 minutes per game, Glass scored 7.2
points per game and led the squad with 24
three-pointers and 129 rebounds (5.0/game).
On the defensive end, he was the team’s best
man-up defender and always got assigned to
the opponents’ top scorer, playing a vital role in
the Valiant defensive success.
Besides the team’s top statistical trio, the
Valiants also have a deep corps of reserves to
dip into for off-the-bench help as well.
Senior DeVon Barnett will provide both
offensive production and senior leadership this
year, following a 2008-09 campaign in which he
averaged 3.1 points per game off the bench.
Despite the total, Barnett was usually on the
court during the game’s crucial final minutes
and hit some big shots down the stretch,
connecting on a team-best 33.3 percent of his
three-pointers.
A group of five sophomores also will look for
more playing time in 2009-10. Felipe Vargas
took the floor in 16 games, including nine of the
team’s last 11 games of the season, and recorded
16 points and 18 rebounds in limited action,
while Jeff Ventura played seven contests last
year and will hope for increased production in
2009-10. Classmates Chase Hill and Dave
Garrison both sat out all of last season and will
look to crack the lineup, while Dave Reggina
takes part in his first season in Purchase after
transferring from Bryant University.
FRONTCOURT
The Manhattanville frontcourt will be well
equipped for another long postseason run this
season, as the team returns one starter and its
top seven scorers from last season’s group of
forwards.
The focal point of the Valiant frontcourt will
once again be senior Angelo Laroche, who
ranked third on the team with 10.7 points per
game a year ago. The junior, who ranked ninth
in the conference by shooting 48.4 percent from
the field, also ranked third in rebounds (4.3/
game) and fourth in steals (26) in his first season
as a starter in 2008-09. With a year of starting
experience under his belt, expect Laroche to
average double figures once again as a senior.
Coming exclusively off the bench as a
freshman, sophomore Glen Rodriguez will be
another key player up front. Rodriguez averaged
7.7 points per game on the offensive end for the
Valiants but was also a force on the defensive
side of the ball, leading the team with 24 blocks
(T-6th Freedom).
The Valiants will also look to a pair of
upperclassmen, senior Mike Horgan and
junior Peter Mehmel, for increased roles this
Forward Angelo Laroche
season. Horgan played in 26 games last year
off the bench and shot 40.5 percent from the
floor while also hauling almost two boards per
contest. Mehmel registered 3.7 points and 2.2
rebounds per game in 25 games and was also
the team’s most accurate shooter in 2008-09,
shooting 59.4 percent from the field.
In addition, Scanlon has four returning
sophomores looking to make a bigger impact on
the Valiants this year. Jack Railton-Woodcock
averaged 2.7 points per game in limited action
and will give the team size up front along with
Craig Augustine, who made three appearances
off the bench. Classmates Armani Blackmon
and Brian Bertucci also saw the court sparingly
as freshmen but hope to provide some quality
minutes off the bench this season.
After losing just three players to graduation,
Scanlon only brought in one freshman to bolster
the forward corps, Ivan Maggi. The Buenos
Aires, Argentina, native led his club team
with 15.0 points per game a season ago and
represented his city in the country’s national
tournament, and will look for playing time off the
bench in his first season with the team.
SCHEDULE
Scanlon has scheduled yet another very
difficult slate in 2009-10, as the Valiant head
coach has lined up six NCAA Tournament teams
and five conference champions to challenge the
Valiants. The team will be especially challenged
during a brutal seven-game stretch from
November 29-January 3 that will feature at least
four NCAA Tournament teams from 2008-09.
The Valiants also commence Freedom
Conference play during that run, when the
team faces off with the squad that defeated it
in the conference title game last year, DeSales
University, on December 2 in Center Valley, Pa.
Manhattanville’s home conference opener follows
three days later versus King’s (Pa.) College.
Manhattanville will kick off the home portion
of its 2009-10 schedule on November 20-21,
when the team hosts the U.S. Coast Guard
Academy, Connecticut College and John Jay
College for the 33rd annual Castle Classic.
Returning Players - Captains
#34 MIKE HORGAN
F • 6’5” • 225 lbs • Senior • Cork City, Ireland/Rutgers Prep (N.J.)
2008-09: Took the court in 26 of the team’s 27 games in his third season with
Manhattanville … averaged 1.7 points and 1.9 rebounds per game in 13.5 minutes
per contest … set new career highs in nearly every statistical category … shot over
40 percent from the field on the season … matched his career high with seven
points and added five rebounds, two assists and two steals in a win over Middlebury
(11/22), playing a career-best 24 minutes in helping the Valiants clinch the 2009
Castle Classic title … scored four points and hauled in a career-best eight boards
at DeSales (1/12).
2007-08: Appeared in 15 games, earning three starts, as a sophomore … averaged
8.7 minutes per game … shot 42.9 percent from beyond the arc on the year …
made his collegiate debut on November 20, 2007 in the Castle Classic against John Jay … pulled down a
season-high six rebounds on November 11, 2007 against Hunter … grabbed at least three rebounds in five
different games … set a season-high with seven points on November 20, 2007 against Hunter … matched
his season-high in points once again with seven on November 30, 2007 against Ramapo.
2006-07: Did not play as a freshman due to illness.
“
High School: Started high school at North Monastery (A.G.) in Cork, Ireland … played a year for the Argonauts
of Rutgers (N.J.) Prep … also lettered in hurling
and gaelic football … also represented Ireland
Mike is an excellent leader for the team and is a
at the Under-16 and junior levels during high
strong, tough and smart player. He helps us in
school.
Personal: Born September 14, 1986 … son of
Rosaleen and Donal Horgan … a finance and
history double major.
many different areas: he’s a very good defender,
a good passer and has worked to develop into a
solid scoring threat in the post.”
- Head Coach Pat Scanlon
Career Statistics
YEAR
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
15/3
26/0
41/3
131
352
483
8.7
13.5
11.5
FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF Tot Avg PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS PPG
DID NOT PLAY - ILLNESS
9-27
.333
3-7
.429
0-5
.000
8
14
22
1.5
23
0
3
5
1
3
21 1.4
17-42
.405
2-9
.222
9-21
.429 12
37
49
1.9
50
1 21 20 4
11 45 1.7
26-69 .377
5-16
.313
9-26
.346 20
51
71 1.7 73
1 25 25 5 14 66 1.6
#1 JAY FERRIERE
G • 6’1” • 185 lbs • Junior • Melbourne, Australia/Emerald Secondary
2008-09: Served as team co-captain despite being in his first full season with
Manhattanville … led the Freedom Conference and placed tenth on the school’s
single-season list with 134 assists, while also pacing the team with 57 steals …
ranked second in the Freedom Conference in total steals and assists per game …
dished out 11 assists with three steals and three rebounds in his second career
game at Stevens (11/16) … had a season-high five steals and six rebounds in a
win over Medgar Evers (11/21) … set a new season standard with 13 assists and
only four turnovers at Delaware Valley (1/3), the most assists recorded in a single
game by a Freedom Conference player all season … hit 2-of-3 shots from the
field and was a perfect 4-for-4 from the line for a season-high 10 points against
Misericordia (1/10) … reached double figures again with 10 points in the regularseason finale at FDU-Florham (2/21).
2007-08: Did not play for Manhattanville as a freshman.
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Emerald Secondary School … served as captain of the State School
Boys team in 2001 and led the team to a second-place finish in the league.
“
Jay has excellent court vision and a great understanding
of the game. He has quickly developed into a leader on
the court as a strong and physical player. He’s an excellent
three-point shooter, and I expect he will shoot it better
and be a consistent scorer this year.”
Personal: Born January 7, 1984 …
son of Bernard and Jill Ferriere …
has one sister, Kimberley … majoring
in psychology at Manhattanville
… named to the dean’s list as a
sophomore.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
6
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/26
730 27.0
27/26 730 27.0
34-108 .315
10-43
.233
15-26
.577 12
64
76
2.8
73
3 134 107 9
57 93 3.4
34-108 .315 10-43 .233 15-26 .577 12
64
76 2.8 73
3 134 107 9 57 93 3.4
Returning Players - Seniors
#3 DEVON BARNETT
G • 5’10” • 190 lbs • Senior • Washington, D.C./Gonzaga
2008-09: Took the floor in all 27 games in his junior season … averaged 3.1 points
per game in 8.4 minutes per contest … was the team’s most accurate three-point
shooter on the season, hitting 33.3 percent (16-for-48) of his attempts … scored
six points and dished out four assists in a win over Medgar Evers (11/21) … went
off for a career-high 11 points in back-to-back games, going 4-for-7 from the field
and hitting three three-pointers against both William Paterson (2/4) and Delaware
Valley (2/7) … also took in a season-high five rebounds in a season-best 15 minutes
of action against the Aggies … averaged 11.4 minutes per game over the final 10
games of the season … named to the MASCAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
2007-08: Appeared in 24 games for the Valiants as a sophomore .. scored a seasonhigh six points on November 20, 2007 against Hunter … matched his season-high
point total twice, against Albright (12/1) and Elizabethtown (1/9) … saw double-digits in minutes in six games
… pulled down a season-high four rebounds versus Hunter (11/20) … recorded a season-high five assists
against FDU-Florham (2/5) in 12 minutes of action … had an assist to turnover ratio of 1.3.
2006-07: Named the team’s Rookie of the Year … scored a season-high 11 points and shot 50 percent from
the field versus Yeshiva (11/29) … converted 8-of-10 free throws against Maritime (12/2) … pulled down seven
rebounds against Vassar (11/26) … dished out a season-high six assists against Centenary (N.J.) (2/15) …
tallied three steals against Mount Saint Vincent (1/24) … dropped 10 points and went 2-3 from beyond the
arc in the NCAA Tournament matchup against #19 Guilford … averaged 11.5 minutes per game.
High School: A three-year letterwinner at Gonzaga High School ... served as team captain in 2005-06 ... led
team to conference semifinals in back-to-back years ... named Five Star Camp’s Most Outstanding Player
in 2004 ... played for the DC Blue Devils AAU team
alongside Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin
DeVon is a reliable three-point shooter
Durant and Minnesota Timberwolves guard Ty Lawson
and also helps us as a solid defender. We
… also ran track, leading the team to conference title
... ran on conference winning 4x100 relay team.
will look for him to be a senior leader this
Personal: Born April 4, 1988 … son of Luchia Barnett … is a political science and philosophy double major …
named to the Dean’s List in each of his first three years at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
29/1
334 11.5
24/0
150
6.3
27/0
227
8.4
80/1
711 8.9
FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% 35-75
.467
12-26
.462
15-20
.750
16-50
.320
3-13
.231
6-13
.462
30-77
.390
16-48
.333
8-11
.727
81-202 .401 31-87 .356 29-44 .659
“
season.”
OFF DEF Tot Avg PF FO A 11
33
44
1.5
40
0 40
8
13
21
0.9
13
0 16
13
17
30
1.1
27
0 21
32
63
95 1.2 80
0 77
TO BLK STL PTS PPG
33 0
13 97 3.3
12 0
9
41 1.7
24 0
7
84 3.1
69 0 29 222 2.8
#23 ANGELO LAROCHE
F • 6’4” • 220 lbs • Senior • Brooklyn, N.Y./William E. Grady
2008-09: Took the floor in all 27 games as a junior, including 26 starts … ranked
third on the team with 10.7 points and 4.3 rebounds per game … connected on 48.4
percent (106-for-219) of his field goal attempts on the season, placing him ninth in
the Freedom Conference … scored 18 points thanks to a 12-of-14 effort from the
free-throw line in the season-opener against Washington & Jefferson (11/15) …
netted a career-high 19 points the next time out against Stevens (11/16) … scored
12 points and added four steals in just 18 minutes in a win over Eastern (12/3) …
reached 18 points for a second time at Delaware Valley (1/3) … just missed a doubledouble in the Freedom Conference championship game at DeSales (2/28), hauling
in a career-high 10 rebounds and scoring nine points … named to the MASCAC
Winter Academic Honor Roll.
2007-08: Appeared in 24 games for Manhattanville, starting nine of the last 10 games and averaging 19.6
minutes per game … named the team’s Most Improved Player … scored in double-figures eight times, including
a season-high 15 points on January 30, 2008 against King’s … matched season best with 15 points on February
9, 2008 against DeSales … made a season-high four steals on January 16, 2008 against FDU-Florham …
snagged eight or more rebounds in four games … shot 73.8 percent from the free throw line.
2006-07: Came off the bench in 21 games … shot 42.2 percent from the field on the season … exploded in two
games against Centenary (N.J.) with 14 points at home on February 15, 2007 and 10 on the road on January
27, 2007 … scored five points on February 3, 2007 against Maritime … tallied his only block of the season on
the road against Centenary … pulled in three rebounds at Mount Saint Vincent on January 24, 2007. High School: A two-year letterwinner for the Falcons … led team to a second-place finish in Public Schools
Athletic League … honored with Dave DeBusschere Award, presented annually to a New York City student
who demonstrates excellence in the classroom and on the court … story was featured in the New York Daily
News and on WCBS Channel 2 … named
Angelo is a strong and versatile player who has
MaxPreps.com Athlete of the Week in March
2006 … member of National Honor Society.
worked hard to develop himself into a consistent
“
post threat. He is an excellent offensive rebounder Personal: Born June 30, 1987 … son of David Laroche and Maureen Greenidge … major is
and is always a very hard worker on the court.”
management with communications and dance & theatre minors … named to the Dean’s List the last
- Head Coach Pat Scanlon four semesters.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
21/0
104
5.0
24/9
470 19.6
27/26
697 25.8
72/35 1271 17.7
FG-FGA
19-45
68
106-219
193-407
FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA .422
7-20
.350
5-8
143
12-43
.279
31-42
.484
5-26
.192 72-102
.474 24-89 .270 108-152
FT% .625
.738
.706
.711
OFF DEF Tot 6
10
16
43
57
100
51
65
116
100 132 232
Avg PF FO A 0.8
12
0
7
4.2
47
0
9
4.3
62
1 30
3.2 121 1 46
2009-10 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide TO BLK STL
5
1
6
23 0
19
42 1
26
70 2 51
PTS PPG
50 2.4
179 7.5
289 10.7
518 7.2
7
Returning Players - Juniors
#24 LAMAR GLASS
G • 6’3” • 175 lbs • Junior • Dallas, Texas/Skyline
2008-09: Started all 26 games in which he appeared in his sophomore season,
leading the team with 29.7 minutes per night … led the Valiants with five rebounds
per game and placed fifth on the team with 7.2 points per contest … hit a team-high
24 three-pointers and shot 27.9 percent from beyond the arc … went 4-of-6 from
three-point land on the way to 14 points at Stevens (11/16), earning him a spot on
the All-Tournament team … had 11 rebounds in 36 minutes against nationally ranked
Rhode Island College (11/18) in the team’s next game … averaged 10.5 points, 4.5
rebounds and 2.5 steals per game to earn MVP honors at the Castle Classic (11/2122) … posted his first career double-double by tying a career-high with 17 points and
grabbing a career-best 12 boards against Misericordia (1/10) … just missed another
double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds at King’s (1/17).
2007-08: Appeared in 26 games for the Valiants off the bench as a freshman … averaged 12.0 minutes and
4.5 points per game … made collegiate debut on November 16, 2007 against John Jay in the Castle Classic …
scored in double figures twice, including a career-high 17 points on December 8, 2007 against PSU-Harrisburg
… ranked third among non-seniors in steals and points per game … pulled down 41 rebounds on the season,
including a personal best four on December 8, 2007 against PSU-Harrisburg … shot 45.9 percent (45-for-98)
from the floor in 98 attempts.
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Skyline High School, playing three years alongside Valiant teammate
Trevoy Pointer … helped the Raiders capture the 2004-05 District Championship and a share of the district
title as a senior in 2006-07 … named to the All-District team and honored as its Defensive Player of the Year in
2006-07 … honored with the Leadership and Hustler of the Year Awards, and was also named the Defensive
Player of the Year in 2005-06 … was a
Lamar is a long, tough and focused player, which helps two-year high-school teammate of Calvin
(C.J.) Miles, Jr., currently in his fifth season
to make him the best defensive player on the team.
He is an excellent rebounder for position, an excellent with the NBA’s Utah Jazz.
“
leader, and a good shooter and finisher. I expect him to Personal: Born April 26, 1989 … son of April Bibles and Lamar Glass, Jr. … majoring in management
be more of a scorer this year.”
at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2007-08
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
26/0
313 12.0
26/26
773 29.7
52/26 1086 20.9
FG-FGA
45-98
72-200
117-298
FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% .459
8-21
.381
19-30
.633
.360
24-86
.279
20-38
.526
.393 32-107 .299 39-68 .574
OFF DEF Tot 15
26
41
31
98
129
46 124 170
Avg PF FO A 1.6
39
0
8
5.0
73
2 30
3.3 112 2 28
TO BLK STL
29 3
13
31 6
34
60 9 47
PTS PPG
117 4.5
188 7.2
305 5.9
#21 PETER MEHMEL
F • 6’4” • 205 lbs • Junior • Queens, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy
2008-09: Played in 25 of the team’s 27 games in his sophomore season … averaged
3.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per game in just over 10 minutes per night … was
easily the team’s most accurate shooter on the season, connecting on 59.4 percent
(41-of-69) of his attempts from the field … exploded for a career-high 18 points on
perfect 8-of-8 shooting from the field on day one of the 2009 Castle Classic against
Medgar Evers (11/21), the best shooting day by a Freedom Conference player in
2008-09 … also set a new season high with six rebounds in the victory … reached
double figures again versus Hunter (11/25), going for 12 points on 5-of-6 shooting …
netted nine points with six rebounds in a win over Delaware Valley (2/7) … named
to the MASCAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
2007-08: Made collegiate debut on November 16, 2007 in Castle Classic against John Jay … appeared in
14 games for Manhattanville as a freshman off the bench, averaging 7.0 minutes and 1.9 points per game
… tallied a season-best 10 points on January 22, 2008 against Wilkes, while also snagging a season-best
four rebounds … matched season-high in rebounds on February 16, 2008 at King’s … tallied a 1.3 assistto-turnover ratio.
“
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Archbishop Molloy … named an Eastern Invitational All-Star in
2006 … honored with the Coach’s Award in 2007 … helped lead the team to the City Quarterfinals in 2006
… also lettered in cross country and
Peter is a very versatile player who should be a major
track for the Stanners … named to the
honor roll.
contributor to our team this season. He is a tough, hardPersonal: Born January 31, 1989 …
son of Roger and Mary Mehmel … a
history and management double major
at Manhattanville.
nosed player and an excellent rebounder. He’s excellent
around the basket, making him a good defender both in
the post and on the perimeter.”
Career Statistics
YEAR
2007-08
2008-09
TOTAL
8
GP/GS MIN MPG
14/0
98
7.0
25/0
257 10.3
39/0
355 9.1
FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% 8-23
.348
1-4
.250
9-19
.474
41-69
.594
0-6
.000
11-20
.550
49-92 .533
1-10
.100 20-39 .513
OFF DEF Tot Avg PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS PPG
10
7
17
1.2
20
0
4
3
1
7
26 1.9
19
37
56
2.2
37
0 14 12 3
6
93 3.7
29
44
73 1.9 57
0 18 15 4 13 119 3.1
#22 TREVOY POINTER
Returning Players - Sophomores
G • 6’2” • 180 lbs • Sophomore • Dallas, Texas/Skyline
2008-09: Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year … appeared in all 27 games and
made four starts as a freshman … finished second on the team with 12.4 points
per game … reached double figures in scoring a team-high 20 times … was the
team’s best free-throw shooter on the season, hitting 77.8 percent (91-of-117) of
his attempts from the line … also shot 45.8 percent (116-of-253) from the field …
netted 13 points in his first collegiate game against Washington & Jefferson (11/15)
… exploded for a season-high 25 points on 8-of-14 shooting from the field and a
9-of-10 effort from the line at Delaware Valley (1/3) … grabbed a season-best seven
rebounds and scored 10 points against King’s (1/17) … knocked down a season-high
11 free throws on 12 attempts in a win over FDU-Florham (1/21) … led the team
with 20 points on 8-of-10 shooting in the Freedom Conference Championship game
at DeSales (2/28) … named Manhattanville’s Male Freshman of the Year.
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Skyline High School, including three years playing alongside Valiant
teammate Lamar Glass … named to the All-District first team … helped lead the team to the regional playoffs
… honored as Offensive Player of the Year and team co-MVP … as a freshman, was a high-school teammate
of Calvin (C.J.) Miles, Jr., currently in his fifth season with the NBA’s Utah Jazz.
Personal: Born May 15, 1990
… son of George, Jr. and
Roshandra Pointer … has one
sibling, Ahmaad (9) … majoring
is business management at
Manhattanville.
“
Trevoy is an excellent scorer and will be one of our go-to players once again this season on both the offensive and defensive
ends of the court. He has improved his play coming off screens
and has a great mid-range game. He can get himself to the
basket and to the free-throw line – and makes his shots there.”
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/4
673 24.9
27/4
673 24.9
116-253 .458
11-42
.262 91-117 .778 42
42
84
3.1
21
0 28 61 5
36 334 12.4
116-253 .458 11-42 .262 91-117 .778 42
42
84 3.1 21
0 28 61 5 36 334 12.4
#11 GLEN RODRIGUEZ
F • 6’5” • 195 lbs • Sophomore • Ponce, Puerto Rico/Miami (Fla.) LaSalle
2008-09: Took the court in all 27 games off the bench in his first season with the
Valiants … named the team’s Sixth Man of the Year … ranked fourth on the team
with 7.7 points per game and third with 4.3 rebounds per contest … led the squad
and tied for sixth in the Freedom Conference with 24 blocks … had at least one
block in 10-of-16 conference regular-season games … scored 12 points thanks
to 8-of-10 shooting from the line and added four rebounds and two steals in his
collegiate debut versus Washington & Jefferson (11/15) … shot a perfect 4-for-4
from the floor to finish with eight points and posted a season-best three blocks
against Medgar Evers (11/21) … set a new season high with 15 points at King’s
(1/17) … came one rebound short of a double-double on two occasions, scoring
13 points with nine boards against DeSales (1/29) and then netting 15 on 7-of-10 shooting with nine caroms
at Wilkes (2/11).
High School: A three-year letterwinner for the Royal Lions … named second team All-Dade County in senior
year … was the 2008 Miami-Dade Country Private Schools Slam Dunk Contest Champion … helped the
team reach #4 in the Florida state rankings … competed against current Manhattanville teammate Felipe
Vargas in high school … also lettered in volleyball.
“
Glen is the most versatile player we have on this team
and will be counted on as a go-to guy this year. He’s a
smart player who can score both from the inside and
outside. He is a good defender and will be one of our
top rebounders this year as well.”
Personal: Born April 26, 1990 … son of
Glen Rodriguez and Sonia Vazquez …
has two siblings, Loreni (25) and Magaly
(23) … majoring in management with a
biology minor at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/0
492 18.3
27/0
492 18.3
72-258 .456
2-13
.154 62-102 .608 42
75
117 4.3
75
1 13 39 24 18 208 7.7
72-258 .456
2-13
.154 62-102 .608 42
75 117 4.3 75
1 13 39 24 18 208 7.7
#55 CRAIG AUGUSTINE
F • 6’6” • 205 lbs • Sophomore • Citrus, Fla./Citrus
2008-09: Took the floor in three games in his first collegiate season … grabbed two rebounds in his first career appearance versus Medgar
Evers (11/21) … hauled in a season-best three boards in four minutes against Eastern (12/3).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Citrus High School … earned an All-County team nomination as a senior in 2007-08 … honored
as the Hurricanes’ Most Valuable Player on three occasions (2006, 2007 and 2008) … a four-year honor roll student after graduating high
school with a 4.24 GPA.
Personal: Born April 5, 1990 … son of Ed Fretz and Michelle
Augustine-Fretz … has two brothers, Scott (22) and Brett (20), and
a sister, Ashley (16) … is an education and history double major at Manhattanville … named
to the dean’s list as a freshman.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
8
2.7
3/0
8
2.7
“
Craig is a great team player who should contribute to
the team this season. He is an excellent screener and
rebounder, who can finish around the basket and also
provide excellent help defense.”
0-4
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1
5
6
2.0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
0-4
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1
5
6
2.0
0
0 0
0 0
0
0
0.0
#4 BRIAN BERTUCCI
F • 6’3” • 200 lbs • Sophomore • Gibbsboro, N.J./Solebury Prep
2008-09: Took the floor in three games in his freshman season … made his first collegiate appearance at Stevens (11/16), playing two
minutes and recording one steal … hauled in three rebounds in four minutes versus Medgar Evers (11/21) … scored his first career basket,
a three-pointer, in a win over Eastern (12/3).
High School: A 2007 graduate of Eastern Regional High School before a prep year at Solebury Prep … lettered for five total years in high
school basketball … honored as the “Unsung Hero” at Solebury … helped the team reach the state semifinals … also at Eastern, helped
the team to a pair of state tournament appearances … lettered in soccer, football and volleyball … named All-Conference three times and
All-State twice on the volleyball court, earning South Jersey Player of the Year honors as a senior … was an honor roll student throughout
high school and prep.
Brian will be a strong, versatile player for
Personal: Born September 13, 1989 … son of Bob and Tina Bertucci … has four siblings: Kristen (24), Michael
(22), Joseph (16) and Lauren (13) … major is business management … has had six relatives participate in
NCAA athletics.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
6
2.0
3/0
6
2.0
“
us this season. He’s a good rebounder who
also has the ability to be a good finisher in
the post.”
1-2
.500
1-1
1.000
0-0
.000
1
2
3
1.0
1
0
1
1
0
1
3
1.0
1-2
.500
1-1
1.000
0-0
.000
1
2
3
1.0
1
0 1
1 0
1
3
1.0
#32 ARMANI BLACKMON
F • 6’4” • 215 lbs • Sophomore • Plano, Texas/Plano East
2008-09: Took the floor in five games as a freshman … made his first collegiate
appearance against Medgar Evers (11/21), recording a season-high five
rebounds and scoring his first career basket … netted a season-best seven
points on 3-of-5 shooting while also contributing two steals and a block in a
season-high 14 minutes of play at New Jersey City (1/14).
“
Armani is an extremely strong and physical player
who will be expected to contribute to the team
this season. He is a very good rebounder and also
possesses a very good mid-range shot.”
High School: A three-year letterwinner for Plano East Senior High School
… helped the Panthers capture the district championship in all three seasons … contributed to the Panthers being ranked fifth in the state
of Texas during his final season of 2007-08.
Personal: Born June 28, 1990 … son of Jeffrey and Dequila Blackmon … has one younger brother, Antonio (16) … double majoring in management and history at
Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
10 GP/GS MIN MPG
5/0
30
6.0
5/0
30
6.0
4-10
.400
0-0
.000
1-3
.333
6
5
11
2.2
7
0
2
2
1
2
9
1.8
4-10
.400
0-0
.000
1-3
.333
6
5
11 2.2
7
0 2
2 1
2
9
1.8
#50 JACK RAILTON-WOODCOCK
F/C • 6’9” • 235 lbs • Sophomore • Melbourne, Australia/Scotch College
2008-09: Made three appearances on the court for Manhattanville in his first collegiate season … made a solid collegiate debut in the
Castle Classic first-round game against Medgar Evers (11/21), setting season highs with eight points (on 4-of-6 shooting), four rebounds
and a block in only six minutes of action.
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Scotch College … member of the state
team in 2007 … helped his Scotch team capture an Australian National championship
in 2007 … also lettered in volleyball at the school.
Personal: Born February 3, 1990 … son of Karl and Sue Railton-Woodcock …
majoring in business with a philosophy minor at Manhattanville.
“
Jack is a big, solid player around the
basket. He possesses a nice mid-range shot
and touch around the basket, and will also
be a solid rebounder.”
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
10
3.3
3/0
10
3.3
4-6
.667
0-0
.000
0-2
.000
2
3
5
1.7
5
0
0
1
0
0
8
2.7
4-6
.667
0-0
.000
0-2
.000
2
3
5
1.7
5
0 0
1 0
0
8
2.7
#15 FELIPE VARGAS
G • 6’2” • 170 lbs • Sophomore • Miami, Fla./Miami Christian
2008-09: Appeared in 16 games in his first collegiate season … averaged one point and 1.1 rebounds in just over four minutes per contest
… grabbed two rebounds in his first collegiate appearance at Stevens (11/16) … set a season high with three points in a season-best 10
minutes of action versus Medgar Evers (11/21) … had a season-high five rebounds against Eastern (12/3).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for the Victors … named to the All-Miami-Dade County team in sophomore, junior, and senior seasons,
leading the team in scoring all three years … honored as Most Valuable Player of the Dade County North vs. South All-Star Game …
helped lead the team to the regional quarterfinals in his senior season … played against current Manhattanville teammate Glen Rodriguez
in high school.
“
Felipe is a good scorer and a smart player who shoots
the ball well and can be creative off the dribble. Also
Personal: Born May 3, 1990 … son of Nestor Vargas and Monic
a good rebounder for the guard position, he will be
Mediavilla … has one sister, Maria (25) … majoring in management
counted on to score points for us this season. ”
with a music minor at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
16/0
72
4.5
16/0
72
4.5
6-19
.316
1-4
.250
3-5
.600
5
13
18
1.1
5
0
5
8
0
3
16 1.0
6-19
.316
1-4
.250
3-5
.600
5
13
18 1.1
5
0 5
8 0
3 16 1.0
#10 JEFF VENTURA
G • 5’10” • 175 lbs • Sophomore • Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cypress Bay
2008-09: Made seven appearances in his first season with Manhattanville … played two minutes in his first collegiate game at Stevens
(11/16) … grabbed a rebound and picked up an assist in a season-high seven minutes of action in day-one action at the Castle Classic
against Medgar Evers (11/21).
“
High School: A three-year letterwinner for the Lightning … recognized as an All-County selection his senior season … earned an invitation
to the North vs. South All-Star game … helped his Cypress Bay team capture
the 2006 and 2007 district championships.
Jeff is a tough, energy guy who should contribute
Personal: Born October 31, 1989 … son of Luis and Flor Ventura … has
a brother, Luis (21), and three sisters, Nicole (14), Crystal (13) and Destiny (8) … is undecided upon
major.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
7/0
16
2.3
7/0
16
2.3
to the team as a sophomore. He will help as an
excellent on-ball defender and good three-point
shooter this year.”
0-2
.000
0-2
.000
0-1
.000
0
1
1
0.1
1
0
3
2
0
1
0
0.0
0-2
.000
0-2
.000
0-1
.000
0
1
1
0.1
1
0 3
2 0
1
0
0.0
Returning Players / Newcomers
#5 DAVE GARRISON
G • 5’9” • 175 lbs • Sophomore • Huntington Station, N.Y./Knox School
2008-09: Did not appear in any games as a freshman.
High School: A three-year letterwinner for the Knox School … named IPPSAL All-League earned the team’s Most Valuable Player award
in both his junior and senior years … led his Falcons team in scoring in each of his final two seasons … as a seven-sport athlete throughout
his time at Knox, also lettering in football, track & field, wrestling, cross country, soccer and baseball along with basketball … was an honor
roll student in high school as well.
Personal: Born August 28, 1990 … son of Charles and Michelle Garrison … has two
brothers, Ollie and Aaron … a communications major at Manhattanville. Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
GP/GS MIN MPG
“
Dave is a great team player. He will be
a tough and aggressive defender off the
bench for the team this season.”
DID NOT PLAY
#2 CHASE HILL
G • 5’9” • 140 lbs • Sophomore • Ewing, N.J./Solebury Prep
2008-09: Did not appear in any games in his freshman season.
High School: A three-year letterwinner for the Solebury School … helped lead his Spartans team to the New Jersey state semifinals in
his senior season of 2007-08 … helped the team capture the ESCIT tournament championship in Trenton, N.J. as a senior as well… was
a multi-sport athlete at Solebury, also lettering in cross country, track & field and
Chase is a smart, solid point guard. He
baseball at the school … also was an honor roll student.
“
sees the floor well, shoots the ball well,
and has developed into a good player on
Personal: Born October 15, 1990 … son of Bernard and Kim Hill … has five
the defensive end as well.”
siblings: Akio, Tamara, Tiffany, Jamal and Alexandra … majoring in management
- Head Coach Pat Scanlon at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
GP/GS MIN MPG
DID NOT PLAY
#31 DAVE REGGINA
G • 6’3” • 195 lbs • Sophomore • Stamford, Conn./King School (Bryant University)
2008-09 (at Bryant): Attended Bryant University as a freshman but did not play on the Bulldogs’ basketball team … finished his freshman
year with a 3.6 GPA.
High School: A 2008 graduate of the King School … played three seasons on the Vikings’ varsity basketball team … named the team’s
Most Valuable Player as a senior, earning first-team All-Fairchester Athletic Conference honors and scoring his 1,000th career point … given
the team’s Coaches Award and named an All-Conference honorable mention as a junior … also named the Most Improved Player in his
first varsity season … also was a three-year varsity letterwinner on the baseball
diamond and a three-year honor roll student for the Vikings.
Dave is a good shooter and a very hard
Personal: Born October 26, 1989 … son of Michael and Nanci Reggina … has
two younger siblings, Matt (15) and Danielle (14) … plans to major in communications with a management
minor at Manhattanville.
#42 IVAN MAGGI
“
worker who will improve our team. He can
guard well and should see time at multiple
positions for us this season.”
“
F • 6’7” • 195 lbs • Freshman • Buenos Aires, Argentina/Colegio Nacional Arturo Illia
High School: A 2009 graduate of Colegio Nacional Dr. Arturo Illia … played
for the city and regional teams in each of the last three years … averaged a
team-best 15 points per game and represented Buenos Aires in the Argentinean
National Tournament in 2009 … also helped the team to a Liga Junior league
championship his final season.
Ivan is a very smart and versatile player who
should contribute to the team as a freshman.
He is an excellent rebounder and passer who
also finishes well inside in the paint.”
Personal: Born April 15, 1990 … son of Diego Maggi and Gabriela Stofmajer …
has two siblings, Nicolas (24) and Lucia (1) … father, Diego, played for 14 years for the Argentinean National team and played against NBA
stars such as Michael Jordan and David Robinson … plans to major in management at Manhattanville.
12 2009-10 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide
2008-09 Season in Review
Team & Conference Statistics
OVERALL STATISTICS
|----TOTAL----||----3-PTS----| |----REBOUNDS----|
# Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------04 Wesly Wicks
26-25
726-27.9
136-289 .471
10-37 .270 50-79 .633 32 58 90 3.5 68 2 52 82 10 41 332 12.8
22 Trevoy Pointer
27-4
673-24.9 116-253 .458
11-42 .262 91-117 .778 42 42 84 3.1 21 0 28 61 5 36 334 12.4
14 Angelo Laroche
27-26
697-25.8 106-219 .484
5-26
.192 72-102 .706 51 65 116 4.3 62 1 30 42 1 26 289 10.7
11 Glen Rodriguez
27-0
493-18.3
72-158 .456
2-13
.154 62-102 .608 42 75 117 4.3 75 1 13 39 24 18 208 7.7
24 Lamar Glass
26-26
773-29.7
72-200 .360
24-86 .279 20-38 .526 31 98 129 5.0 73 2 30 31 6 34 188 7.2
21 Peter Mehmel
25-0
257-10.3
41-69 .594
0-6
.000 11-20 .550 19 37 56 2.2 37 0 14 12 3 6
93 3.7
01 Jay Ferriere
27-26
730-27.0
34-108 .315
10-43 .233 15-26 .577 12 64 76 2.8 73 3 134 107 9 57 93 3.4
03 DeVon Barnett
27-0
227-8.4
30-77 .390
16-48 .333 8-11 .727 13 17 30 1.1 27 0 21 24 0 7
84 3.1
50 Jack Railton-Woodcock
3-0
10-3.3
4-6
.667
0-0
.000
0-2
.000 2
3
5 1.7 5 0 0 1
0 0
8
2.7
42 Armani Blackmon
5-0
30-6.0
4-10
.400
0-0
.000
1-3
.333 6
5 11 2.2 7 0 2 2
1 2
9
1.8
34 Mike Horgan
26-0
352-13.5
17-42 .405
2-9
.222 9-21 .429 12 37 49 1.9 50 1 21 20 4 11 45 1.7
32 Brian Bertucci
3-0
6-2.0
1-2
.500
1-1
1.000 0-0
.000 1
2
3 1.0 1 0 1 1
0 1
3
1.0
20 Felipe Vargas
16-0
72-4.5
6-19
.316
1-4
.250
3-5
.600 5 13 18 1.1 5 0 5 8
0 3
16 1.0
13 Mike Panella
27-27
346-12.8
11-31 .355
0-1
.000
3-7
.429 16 43 59 2.2 38 0 10 16 8 8
25 0.9
23 Jason Walsh
3-1
10-3.3
1-3
.333
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 2
0
2 0.7 3 0 0 0
1 0
2
0.7
44 Craig Augustine
3-0
8-2.7
0-4
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 1
5
6 2.0 0 0 0 0
0 0
0
0.0
10 Jeffrey Ventura
7-0
16-2.3
0-2
.000
0-2
.000
0-1
.000 0
1
1 0.1 1 0 3 2
0 1
0
0.0
TM TEAM
41 49 90 3.3
Total..............
27
5425
651-1492 .436 82-318 .258 345-534.646 328 614 942 34.9 546 10 364455 72 251 1729 64.0
Opponents..........
27
5425
560-1330 .421 124-412 .301 375-601.624 270 605 875 32.4 533 - 327516 60 211 1619 60.0
CONFERENCE STATISTICS
|----TOTAL----||----3-PTS----| |----REBOUNDS----|
# Player
GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO
22 Trevoy Pointer
16-2
406-25.4
73-169 .432
4-27
.148 56-72 .778 36 22 58 3.6
8 0 23 35
04 Wesly Wicks
16-16 444-27.8
80-179 .447
8-26
.308 33-51 .647 18 28 46 2.9 43 2 33 40
14 Angelo Laroche
16-15 398-24.9
57-128 .445
2-15
.133 33-48 .688 34 42 76 4.8 33 0 18 20
24 Lamar Glass
15-15 437-29.1
45-115 .391
19-52 .365 13-23 .565 19 64 83 5.5 44 1 14 15
11 Glen Rodriguez
16-0
307-19.2
47-101 .465
1-8
.125 33-57 .579 28 52 80 5.0 45 0 6 20
01 Jay Ferriere
16-15 423-26.4
24-68
.353
9-28
.321 10-17 .588 8 35 43 2.7 40 1 73 58
03 DeVon Barnett
16-0
136-8.5
18-45
.400
10-31 .323
6-8
.750 6 14 20 1.3 12 0 12 12
21 Peter Mehmel
15-0
148-9.9
22-41
.537
0-5
.000
2-3
.667 13 18 31 2.1 20 0 12 8
32 Brian Bertucci
1-0
1-1.0
1-1
1.000
1-1
1.000 0-0
.000 0
0
0 0.0
1 0 1 0
23 Jason Walsh
1-1
7-7.0
1-3
.333
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 2
0
2 2.0
3 0 0 0
34 Mike Horgan
16-0
205-12.8
8-20
.400
1-4
.250 4-11 .364 10 25 35 2.2 31 0 14 11
20 Felipe Vargas
11-0
45-4.1
5-12
.417
1-3
.333
1-2
.500 4 11 15 1.4
4 0 3 4
13 Mike Panella
16-16 219-13.7
7-21
.333
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 10 26 36 2.3 22 0 8 7
44 Craig Augustine
2-0
5-2.5
0-1
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 0
4
4 2.0
0 0 0 0
50 Jack Railton-Woodcock
2-0
4-2.0
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 0
1
1 0.5
1 0 0 0
42 Armani Blackmon
3-0
11-3.7
0-2
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 1
1
2 0.7
3 0 1 2
10 Jeffrey Ventura
2-0
5-2.5
0-1
.000
0-1
.000
0-1
.000 0
0
0 0.0
0 0 1 0
TM TEAM
26 32 58 3.6
Total..........
16
3200
388-907 .428 56-201 .279191-293 .652 215 375 590 36.9 310 4 219235
Opponents......
16
3200
310-752 .412 75-230 .326218-351 .621 134 356 490 30.6 297 - 185272
2008-09 Valiant Results
Date
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
Nov. 18
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Nov. 25
Nov. 30
Dec. 3
Dec. 6
Jan. 3
Jan. 7
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Jan. 17
Jan. 21
Jan. 24
Jan. 29
Jan. 31
Feb. 4
Feb. 7
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Opponent
Result
vs. Washington & Jefferson W 67-61
at Stevens
L 54-76
RHODE ISLAND COLL. L 57-69
MEDGAR EVERS #
W 92-65
MIDDLEBURY #
W 74-63
at Hunter
L 59-65
VASSAR
W 65-51
EASTERN *
W 66-36
ALVERNIA *
W 65-53
W 72-65
WILKES *
L 49-58
at Misericordia *
W 74-64
at DeSales *
L 59-63
at New Jersey City
L 61-70
at King’s (Pa.) *
W 62-53
FDU-FLORHAM *
W 72-65
at Alvernia *
W 71-58
DESALES *
W 60-55
at Eastern *
L 58-73
WILLIAM PATERSON L 56-57 (ot)
DELAWARE VALLEY * W 73-46
at Wilkes *
L 49-54
MISERICORDIA *
W 47-45
KING’S (PA.) *
W 63-53
at FDU-Florham *
W 83-72
EASTERN $
W 63-57
at DeSales $
L 58-72
# - 2009 Castle Classic (Purchase, N.Y.)
$ - ECAC West Conference Tournament
Blk
4
5
0
6
16
5
0
2
0
1
2
0
6
0
0
0
0
Stl
22
17
14
20
11
27
4
4
0
0
3
1
3
0
0
0
0
Pts Avg
206 12.9
201 12.6
149 9.3
122 8.1
128 8.0
67 4.2
52 3.3
46 3.1
3
3.0
2
2.0
21 1.3
12 1.1
14 0.9
0
0.0
0
0.0
0
0.0
0
0.0
47 126 1023 63.9
33 100 913 57.1
2008-09 Freedom Conference Final Standings
Team
DeSales
Manhattanville
Eastern
Wilkes
Delaware Valley
Alvernia
FDU-Florham
Misericordia
King’s (Pa.)
W
12
12
10
10
8
6
6
5
3
CONFERENCE
L Pct. PF
4 .750 66.3
4 .750 63.9
6 .625 64.5
6 .625 66.3
8 .500 72.4
10 .375 65.0
10 .375 69.7
11 .313 63.8
13 .188 63.3
PA
58.2
57.1
63.2
65.1
73.1
69.0
75.5
66.5
67.6
W
25
17
17
15
13
10
8
11
11
L
6
10
9
11
13
15
17
14
14
OVERALL
Pct.
PF
.806 68.7
.630 64.0
.654 67.2
.577 70.4
.500 75.5
.400 65.7
.320 69.9
.440 66.9
.440 68.6
PA
60.9
60.0
64.2
68.4
72.4
69.1
78.0
66.6
66.3
2008-09 Freedom Conference Postseason Honors
All-Conference First Team
Darnell Braswell
James Jones
Ryan McPherson
Kevin Conroy
Ed Lapinski
DeSales
Delaware Valley
FDU-Florham
King’s (Pa.)
DeSales
All-Conference Second Team
Christopher DeRojas
Wilkes
Jason Reels
Eastern
Wesly Wicks
Manhattanville
Vinny Baumunk
Misericordia
Tom Kresge
Wilkes
Player of the Year
Darnell Braswell
G
G
G
F
C
G
G
G
F
F
Freedom Conference Tournament
First Round
#4 Wilkes 64, #5 Delaware Valley 60
Semifinals
#1 DeSales 74, #4 Wilkes 62
#2 Manhattanville 63, #3 Eastern 57
Championship Game
#1 DeSales 72, #2 Manhattanville 58
DeSales
Rookie of the Year
Trevoy Pointer
Manhattanville
Coach of the Year
Scott Coval
DeSales
2008-09 Season in Review
Everyone knew that the Manhattanville men’s
basketball team would have a drastically different
look entering the 2008-09 season. Graduating
three 1,000-point scorers, four starters and 68.8
percent of the team’s offense from 2007-08
made that readily apparent.
But fifth-year head coach Pat Scanlon did
a masterful job of turning one of the country’s
most prolific offensive teams (80.8 ppg scored in
2007-08) into one of its best defensive squads,
as the Valiants ranked ninth in Division III by
allowing only 60.0 points per game last year. As
a result, Manhattanville finished the year with a
17-10 record and earned a share of the Freedom
Conference regular-season championship for the
third consecutive season.
Senior Wesly Wicks led Manhattanville on
the offensive side of the ball last year, averaging
a team-best 12.8 points per game while also
finishing second on the squad in assists (52)
and steals (41). Junior Angelo Laroche also
played a big role in the Valiant offensive attack,
netting 10.7 ppg and shooting a team-best 48.4
percent from the field.
The young Valiant squad also relied heavily
on its newcomers, with freshman Trevoy
Pointer and sophomore Jay Ferriere making
big impacts right away. Pointer was named the
Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year after
averaging 12.4 points per game and getting to
the free-throw line a team-best 117 times in 27
games. Ferriere, meanwhile, was the facilitator
of both the MVille offense and defense, leading
the team with 134 assists and 57 steals.
Manhattanville began the 2008-09 season
at the Stevens Tournament, where the squad
split two games against Washington & Jefferson
College (67-61 win) and Stevens Institute of
Technology (76-54 loss). Laroche led the team
by averaging 18.5 points in the two games.
The Valiants returned home for their home
opener against #16 Rhode Island College. The
home team hung with the Anchormen for much
of the game but just couldn’t get a big bucket
down the stretch in falling by a 69-57 score.
Manhattanville came right back that weekend
Guard Wesly Wicks
14 as hosts of the 32nd annual Castle Classic,
earning wins over Medgar Evers College and
Middlebury College to take home the title.
Sophomore Lamar Glass was named MVP of
the tournament after averaging 10.5 points, 4.5
rebounds and 2.5 steals per game.
Sophomore Peter Mehmel led the home
team to a 92-65 win over Medgar Evers with a
career-high 18 points thanks to perfect 8-for-8
shooting, advancing to the championship game.
The team then took home its second straight
Castle Classic title with a 74-63 win over the
Panthers on Saturday.
Following a close 65-59 loss at Hunter, the
Valiants tuned up for Freedom Conference
play and closed out November with a 65-51
triumph over Vassar College on Thanksgiving
Weekend.
Manhattanville began the conference
schedule with an emphatic defensive performance
against Eastern University on December 3,
holding the Eagles to 11 field goals and 30.6
percent shooting in a 66-36 win. The 36 points
allowed were the fewest given up by a Valiant
side in nearly 10 years, since a 60-25 win over
Pratt on January 12, 1999.
The Valiants continued their winning ways by
running their conference mark to 3-0 with wins
over Alvernia University and Delaware Valley
College. Pointer came off the bench to pace the
Valiants in both games, netting 16 points in a 6553 victory over the Crusaders and then scoring
a season-high 25 points in just 27 minutes in a
72-65 triumph over the Aggies.
The team ran into a mini-funk following the
DVC win, however, dropping three of its next four
contests. The Valiants lost their first Freedom
game of the year to Wilkes University on January
7, as the squad shot a season-worst 36.5 percent
from the floor in a 58-49 defeat.
After coming back to earn a 74-64 win at
Misericordia University, the team dropped backto-back games at DeSales University and New
Jersey City to fall to 8-6. Against the Bulldogs,
the visitors fell behind by 15 points in the second
half and nearly achieved a remarkable comeback
before falling just short in the waning minutes.
The team returned to the win column on
January 17 at King’s (Pa.) College, as the Valiants
held the Monarchs to just 17 first-half points on
the way to a 62-53 win. Wicks led the Valiants
with a game-high 18 points in 37 minutes of
action in the win.
That win began a string of four consecutive
conference wins that catapulted the team to the
top of the Freedom standings. Returning home
versus FDU-Florham, Wicks again led all scorers,
this time with 21 points, and Manhattanville
connected on 21 second-half free throws as the
Valiants earned a 72-65 win.
Following a 71-58 win at Alvernia, the
Valiants stared down first-place DeSales at
Kennedy Gym and emerged with a 60-55 win and
a share of first place in the conference. Down by
seven points at halftime, the home team used a
huge 18-0 run early in the second half to mount
a comeback and take down the Bulldogs.
Unfortunately for Manhattanville, the team
fell into another rut after the DeSales win, losing
three of its next four games for the second time
Guard Trevoy Pointer
in 2008-09. The Valiants dropped a surprising 7358 contest at Eastern – allowing 40 points more
than in the teams’ first meeting of the year – that
dropped the team to 8-3 in Freedom play. The
team also suffered a very bitter defeat the next
time out against William Paterson, as the team
couldn’t hit its free throws down the stretch and
dropped a 57-56 (OT) decision.
After a 73-46 win over Delaware Valley and
a tough 54-49 defeat at the hands of Wilkes,
the Valiants turned it around once again to
close the regular season with three wins that
clinched a share of the Freedom Conference
regular-season title. Despite not having a player
score more than 10 points, the team began the
run with a hard-fought 47-45 defensive struggle
with Misericordia.
Manhattanville clinched a top-two seed in
the penultimate game of the regular season
with a 63-53 win on Senior Night against King’s
(Pa.), and then gutted out a 83-72 victory at
FDU-Florham on the final day of the regular
season to earn a share of first place in the final
regular-season standings.
Kennedy Gym was packed for the team’s first
home conference tournament game since 2007
and the Valiants responded, earning a 63-57
win over Eastern in the Freedom semifinals. The
Eagles jumped out to an eight-point halftime lead
to keep the crowd quiet early on, but the Valiants
rallied behind 15 points each from Laroche and
Pointer to advance to the Freedom title game.
The Valiants’ dream of a second NCAA
Tournament berth in three seasons was not to
be, however, as DeSales dealt Manhattanville a
72-58 loss in Center Valley to end the Valiants’
season at 17-10.
Following the year, Pointer was named the
Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year and
Wicks was also named to the All-Freedom second
team. Pointer’s honor made him the first Valiant
to earn conference Rookie of the Year honors
since Donte Chisolm in 2005.
The team graduated three seniors after the
season, as Wicks and classmates Mike Panella
and Jason Walsh played their final games in a
Valiant uniform in 2008-09.
Game-by-Game Results
1974-75 (8-11)
Head Coach: Tim Cohane
Individual game results unknown
1975-76 (10-17)
Purchase
W 107-32
Sarah Lawrence
W 100-60
Old Westbury
W 69-46
New Paltz
L 86-93
Upsala
L 66-89
Dominican (N.Y.)
L 81-91
FDU-Madison
L 84-110
King’s (N.Y.)
L 70-73
Hunter
L 71-80
Concordia (N.Y.)
W 77-73
Vassar
W 90-44
Mercy
L 79-81
Pratt
L 55-65
Western New England
L 65-80
Westfield State
L 52-66
Connecticut College
L 45-55
Dominican (N.Y.)
L 68-77
St. Thomas Aquinas
L 73-89
Sarah Lawrence
W 106-78
Connecticut College
W 81-69
Vassar
W 51-47
Mercy
W 72-57
John Jay
W 76-63
Maritime
L 68-72
Merchant Marine
L 50-80
Yeshiva
L 59-66
Concordia (N.Y.)
L 70-72
1976-77 (17-9)
at King’s (N.Y.)
L 79-81
CATHEDRAL
W 99-59
at Adelphi
L 61-64
CONCORDIA (N.Y.)
W 74-63
MERCY
W 116-95
at FDU-Madison
L 64-71
SARAH LAWRENCE
W 113-58
NORWICH
W 82-79
COLBY
W 77-70
at Florida Institute of Tech. W 78-77
at Biscayne
L 77-91
at Rollins
L 72-99
at Concordia (N.Y.)
W 79-60
at Hunter
L 70-72
at Mercy
W 87-78
at Western New England W 79-64
vs. Dowling
L 57-82
at Pratt
L 63-68
at Connecticut College W 73-58
VASSAR
W 73-36
at St. Thomas Aquinas
L 76-85
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE W 84-78
MARITIME
W 68-60
YORK
W 70-59
DOMINICAN (N.Y.)
W 80-61
at Cathedral
W 100-79
1977-78 (17-11)
at Eisenhower
W 77-72
vs. Dominican (N.Y.)
W 73-64
JOHN JAY
W 80-65
FDU-MADISON
W 75-71
MERCY
W 112-84
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
L 70-89
PRATT
W 91-69
at Lehman
W 89-63
vs. John Jay
W 51-49
at Brooklyn
L 77-81
TUFTS
L 58-60
POTSDAM STATE
L 77-84
at Concordia (N.Y.)
W 102-80
HUNTER
W 63-55
vs. Westfield State
L 65-85
W 79-55
at Maritime
W 89-68
at Elmira
L 53-73
vs. Mansfield State
L 53-66
at Baruch
W 64-58
at Vassar
W 79-46
at Connecticut College W 59-56
UPSALA
L 63-71
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
L 70-83
vs. St. Lawrence %
L 62-65
vs. Potsdam State %
L 60-64
1978-79 (17-11)
at Medgar Evers
W
vs. Mercy
W
VASSAR
W
vs. Coast Guard
L
at Connecticut College W
CONCORDIA (N.Y.)
W
% - NCAA Tournament East Regional
76-56
79-61
80-58
33-38
70-39
73-39
N.H. COLLEGE
L 70-82
BROOKLYN
W 53-48
at Dartmouth
L 39-61
vs. John Jay
W 59-51
at Staten Island
L 48-82
at Clearwater Christian W 61-57
vs. Northern Iowa
L 40-48
vs. Westchester State
L 50-56
at Springfield
L 55-66
CONCORDIA (N.Y.)
W 64-42
MERCY
W 68-57
WESTERN NEW ENGLAND W 64-63
RAMAPO
W 75-66
MARITIME
W 61-50
at Sacred Heart
L 60-76
LEHMAN
W 71-49
at Stony Brook
L 64-73
at St. Thomas Aquinas W 49-38
BARUCH
W 55-49
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE W 74053
vs. St. Lawrence %
L 59-64
at Stony Brook %
L 61-66
% - NCAA Tournament East Regional
1979-80 (13-13)
Head Coach: Ralph Tedesco
11/24 MEDGAR EVERS
W 43-37
11/26 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
L 44-55
11/30 at Army
L 54-71
12/1 vs. Western Connecticut W 74-51
12/2 at North Adams
L 49-50
12/7 vs. Colgate
L 47-52
12/8 at Cornell
L 58-70
12/11 CONCORDIA (N.Y.)
W 96-52
12/14 MERCY
L 62-65
12/21 at Dartmouth
L 35-37
12/28 vs. Buffalo State
L 73-74
12/29 vs. Clarkson
W 57-49
1/25 LEHMAN
W 60-58
1/26 LONGWOOD
L 54-71
1/28 at Ramapo
W 74-69
1/30 at Concordia (N.Y.)
W 83-56
2/1
CITY COLLEGE
W 61-49
2/4
at Brooklyn
L 52-57
2/6
at Maritime
L 64-66
2/9
STONY BROOK
L 65-75
2/12 SACRED HEART
W 71-63
2/16 UMASS BOSTON
W 64-60
2/19 at Mercy
L 87-107
2/20 at Vassar
W 84-73
2/23 DOMINICAN (N.Y.)
W 100-69
2/28 NEW PALTZ
W 71-62
1980-81 (11-15)
vs. Lehman
L 62-75
vs. York
W 62-61
12/4 PURCHASE
W 90-45
12/5 vs. Vassar
W 87-51
12/6 at Marist
L 62-66
12/11 at Army
L 55-61
12/12 WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 71-83
12/27 CARNEGIE MELLON
W 79-52
12/28 POTSDAM
L 68-83
1/3
JOHNS HOPKINS
L 62-70
1/4
ELMIRA
W 88-68
at Manhattan
L 53-66
at Thomas
W 72-50
at Colby
L 58-62
1/26 RAMAPO
W 75-66
1/28 at Concordia (N.Y.)
W 54-53
1/31 HAMILTON
L 75-83
MARITIME
W 82-63
2/6
vs. New Paltz
W 74-69
2/7
at Oneonta
L 52-63
2/12 at City College
L 65-79
2/14 at Fordham
L 51-73
2/17 at Dominican (N.Y.)
L 64-77
2/20 VASSAR
W 94-70
2/21 at Clark
L 70-92
2/24 at Stony Brook
L 84-87
1981-82 (15-12)
at Purchase
W 81-27
11/20 at Eastern Connecticut
L 60-67
11/21 vs. Brandeis
L 83-94
11/27 THOMAS
W 75-50
11/28 CASE WESTERN RESERVE L 63-66
11/30 BROOKLYN
L 67-68
12/4 OHIO WESLEYAN
L 81-86
12/5 WOOSTER
W 56-47
12/9 at Skidmore
W 83-65
12/11 KING’S (N.Y.)
W 62-60
12/13 at Upsala
L 66-87
12/19 at Dartmouth
L 49-62
12/29 vs. Buffalo State
L 51-53
12/30 vs. Stony Brook
W 64-59
1/8
ST. JOSEPH’S (ME)
W 62-61
1/9
COLBY
W 83-72
1/22 at FDU-Madison
W 69-64
1/23 vs. Amherst
W 72-67
1/28
2/1
2/2
2/6
2/11
2/13
2/17
2/20
2/24
CONCORDIA
at Purchase
STONY BROOK
ST. JOHN FISHER
CITY COLLEGE
at Tufts
at Maritime
CLARK
at Vassar
vs. John Jay
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
85-74
66-80
61-67
88-61
64-63
61-61
68-64
54-55
90-63
60-61
1982-83 (12-13)
at Lane
L 63-65
at Millsaps
W 76-65
at Swarthmore
W 63-58
at Case Western Reserve W 53-50
MOUNT UNION
L 51-56
MERCHANT MARINE
L 71-76
HARTWICK
L 59-79
ST. MICHAEL’S
L 52-67
BARUCH
L 56-71
WESTFIELD STATE
W 81-69
UNION
L 55-74
at Elmira
W 54-45
at Hamilton
L 56-84
at Brooklyn
L 46-66
PURCHASE
W 72-71
SALEM STATE
W 68-60
at Stony Brook
W 67-63
QUEENS
W 90-76
at City College
L 59-60
NAZARETH
L 70-78
MARITIME
W 69-61
at Hartwick
L 77-101
VASSAR
W 98-48
at Army
L 48-57
SKIDMORE
W 92-48
1983-84 (11-14)
11/21 at Purchase
L 59-70
11/25 at Case Western Reserve L 64-98
11/26 at Swarthmore
W 70-59
11/29 HUNTER
W 113-109
12/2 MERCHANT MARINE
L 68-81
12/3 ONEONTA STATE
W 94-88
W 87-73
12/10 at Hamilton
L 71-90
12/14 SEATTLE
L 61-72
1/6
THIEL
W 74-60
1/7
HAMILTON
L 76-90
1/11 at Lehman
L 57-58
1/14 at Union
W 80-74
1/16 at Brooklyn
W 87-74
1/20 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS L 73-103
1/28 at Nazareth
L 58-83
1/29 at St. John Fisher
L 88-111
2/3
CITY COLLEGE
W 76-65
2/8
at Merchant Marine
L 63-64
2/11 STONY BROOK
W 80-78
2/15 at Maritime
W 77-65
2/18 at Hartwick
L 58-71
2/22 at Vassar
W 96-54
2/24 HOUGHTON
L 66-82
2/25 at NYU
L 49-50
1984-85 (10-14)
11/19 PURCHASE
W 95-68
11/23 HAVERFORD
W 60-55
11/24 CASE WESTERN
W 79-69
11/30 at SUNY Potsdam
L 70-95
12/5 at Army
L 54-80
12/7 ST. ROSE
W 92-75
12/8 NAZARETH
L 58-97
W 77-75
1/11 UNION
W 77-73
1/18 at Norwich
L 63-78
1/19 at St. Michael’s
L 69-76
1/22 LEHMAN
L 65-78
1/25 CATHOLIC
L 76-85
1/26 ELMIRA
L 74-95
1/29 JOHN JAY
L 67-69
1/31 at St. Thomas Aquinas
L 79-92
2/6
at Mount St. Vincent
W 101-75
at Stony Brook
L 50-68
at Hunter
L 51-55
at Merchant Marine
W 84-72
HARTWICK
L 62-70
VASSAR
W 107-91
MARITIME
W 87-65
at Old Westbury
L 80-92
1985-86 (17-8)
11/22 vs. Johns Hopkins
W 76-70
11/23 vs. Lynchburg
W 91-72
W 84-64
11/29 at Haverford
W 81-55
11/30 vs. Philadelphia Pharmacy W 77-71
12/3 MOUNT ST. VINCENT W 112-66
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12/10
12/13
1/11
1/14
1/18
1/21
1/25
1/26
1/29
2/1
2/4
2/14
2/15
2/18
2/21
2/22
2/24
3/1
at Trinity (Conn.)
at Purchase
ALLEGHENY
at Union
at Lehman
at Rensselaer
KING’S (N.Y.)
HAMILTON
SALISBURY
OLD WESTBURY
HUNTER
at John Jay
at Colgate
at Hartwick
at Upsala
MARITIME
STONY BROOK
MERCHANT MARINE
HUNTER #
# - ECAC Metro Tournament
L 66-78
W 123-75
W 77-75
L 66-101
L 66-67
L 72-81
W 89-72
W 87-80
W 95-93
L 85-87
L 80-82
W 98-84
W 62-60
L 61-75
W 94-90
W 86-53
W 97-86
W 106-101
L 84-85
1986-87 (17-9)
11/22 RENSSELAER
W 77-76
11/24 at Vassar
W 62-57
11/28 vs. Carnegie Mellon
L 63-68
11/29 vs. Haverford
W 80-73
12/6 TRINITY (CONN.)
W 93-72
12/8 at Yale
L 81-90
12/10 at Army
L 85-101
12/12 PURCHASE
W 124-66
1/10 vs. Catholic
L 79-85
1/11 vs. New Paltz
W 101-85
1/14 NEW PALTZ
W 102-100
1/15 at Colgate
L 64-76
1/19 JOHN JAY
W 98-71
1/20 LEHMAN
W 67-58
1/24 GALLAUDET
W 103-86
1/25 ST. JOSEPH’S (ME)
W 106-99
1/28 UPSALA
L 99-105
W 84-81
2/2
at Hunter
W 108-95
2/9
W 97-56
W 94-86
2/14 HARTWICK
W 72-66
2/18 at Maritime
W 84-61
2/21 at Stony Brook
L 105-120
2/25 at Old Westbury
L 73-93
at NYU #
L 82-110
1987-88 (16-11)
11/20 vs. Moravian
L 74-87
11/21 vs. Johns Hopkins
W 78-75
11/24 WESTERN CONNECTICUT W 82-79
11/30 POST
W 100-89
12/4 vs. Old Westbury
L 82-92
12/5 vs. Plattsburgh State
W 112-79
12/8 COLGATE
W 74-72
12/16 at New Paltz
L 90-91
1/12 at Lehman
W 81-74
1/14 at Hartwick
L 71-101
L 77-85
1/20 VASSAR
W 93-81
1/23 CURRY
W 116-80
1/24 DENISON
L 78-85
1/27 at Upsala
L 86-90
1/30 JOHN JAY
W 89-76
2/1
HUNTER
W 97-85
2/3
at Purchase
W 98-67
2/6
DREW
W 115-102
2/8
MOUNT ST. VINCENT
W 87-83
W 96-85
2/13 STONY BROOK
L 87-90
2/17 at Rensselaer
L 79-85
2/20 at Trinity (Conn.)
L 84-92
2/22 MARITIME
W 95-49
2/24 OLD WESTBURY
W 95-86
3/5
at Stony Brook #
L 87-92
1988-89 (12-14)
11/18 at Malone
L 80-104
11/19 at Stevens
W 101-49
11/22 at Western Connecticut L 64-97
11/26 at Army
L 68-86
12/2 at St. Lawrence
W 111-93
12/3 at Rochester
L 70-116
12/6 NEW PALTZ
L 83-87
12/9 ALLEGHENY
L 75-92
1/16 JOHN JAY
W 116-99
1/18 at Vassar
L 98-101
1/21 CURRY
W 114-83
1/22 CATHOLIC
L 99-106
1/24 HARTWICK
W 84-78
1/26 UPSALA
L 104-112
1/28 NAZARETH
L 94-98
1/30 LEHMAN
W 74-70
15
2/4
2/6
2/9
2/11
2/13
2/15
2/18
2/20
2/23
at Drew
at Merchant Marine
at Stony Brook
at Hunter
RENSSELAER
TRINITY (CONN.)
at Maritime
at Skidmore
W 72-64
W 100-87
L 91-109
L 89-98
W 99-98
W 96-71
L 88-107
W 103-91
L 93-100
1/24 at Mount St. Vincent
W 95-85
1/26 at Skidmore
L 66-68
1/29 HARTWICK
W 81-58
2/2
at Vassar
W 81-79
2/4
at NJIT *
L 69-84
2/6
at Stony Brook *
L 91-98
2/9
at Merchant Marine *
W 76-54
2/12 RENSSELAER
L 65-70
2/14 at Hunter *
L 81-107
2/16 TRINITY (CONN.)
L 72-73
1989-90 (14-12)
2/19 at Maritime
W 113-100
2/21 MERCHANT MARINE * W 81-51
11/18 vs. Castleton State
W 90-62 2/23 STONY BROOK *
W 70-69
11/19 at Hartwick
L 76-77 at Richard Stockton #
L 61-62
11/21 WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 76-99 * - Skyline Conference Game
11/26 at Connecticut College
L 67-71 # - ECAC Metro Tournament
11/28 COAST GUARD
W 90-77
W 82-71
1991-92 (16-10)
12/2 at Upsala
L 73-87
12/5 at New Paltz
W 79-76 vs. Fredonia State
L 66-68
12/8 vs. Hobart
W 80-75 vs. Southern Vermont
W 78-61
12/9 at Gallaudet
W 85-65 STATEN ISLAND *
W 73-59
1/11 at John Jay
W 84-72 at Connecticut College W 64-59
1/15 MOUNT ST. MARY
W 92-65 vs. Cabrini
W 71-65
1/17 VASSAR
W 98-72 at York
W 89-77
1/20 CABRINI
W 79-77 WESTERN CONNECTICUT W 69-65
1/21 SALISBURY
W 108-103 at NJIT *
L 75-102
1/25 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
W 93-87 at Drew
L 107-113
1/27 at Nazareth
L 80-108 at Hunter *
L 61-62
1/30 at Hartwick
L 67-90 SALVE REGINA
W 77-60
2/3
DREW
L 76-77 BUFFALO STATE
L 69-80
2/7
at Lehman
W 79-60 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
W 89-81
2/10 STONY BROOK
L 76-88 SKIDMORE
W 85-69
2/13 at Rensselaer
L 69-86 at William Paterson
W 55-53
2/15 HUNTER
L 94-113 VASSAR
W 103-63
L 78-93 NJIT *
W 73-72
2/20 MARITIME
W 94-77 STONY BROOK *
L 64-69
2/24 SKIDMORE
L 69-77 at Merchant Marine *
W 77-58
at Hartwick
L 56-59
1990-91 (15-12)
HUNTER *
L 60-73
at Trinity (Conn.)
W 69-68
11/16 vs. Ursinus
W 104-99 MERCHANT MARINE * W 81-65
11/17 at Scranton
L 61-80 at Stony Brook *
L 61-74
11/25 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE W 91-71 at Staten Island *
W 77-75
11/30 vs. Babson
L 59-86 FDU-MADISON #
L 61-63
12/1 vs. Swarthmore
W 71-57 * - Skyline Conference Game
12/5 NJIT *
L 77-78 # - ECAC Metro Tournament
12/8 STATEN ISLAND *
W 87-67
1992-93 (8-17)
1/10 LEHMAN
W 65-46
W 92-54
1/12 at Staten Island *
W 88-82 11/20 vs. Practical Bible
L 62-82
1/14 HUNTER *
W 88-81 11/21 vs. Binghamton
W 87-81
W 88-86 11/24 at Staten Island *
L 66-84
1/20 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.)
L 68-86 11/30 at NYU
12/2
12/4
12/5
12/8
1/21
1/23
1/25
1/27
1/30
1/31
2/2
2/4
2/6
2/11
2/13
2/15
2/18
2/20
2/22
2/24
2/26
NJIT *
L 74-91
vs. Walsh
L 66-104
vs. Greensboro
L 51-53
HUNTER *
W 69-66
at Skidmore
L 65-75
WILLIAM PATERSON
L 84-90
STATEN ISLAND *
L 63-66
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.)
L 78-92
WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 55-69
at NJIT *
L 60-67
at Stony Brook *
W 41-39
W 65-60
at Hunter *
L 70-94
TRINITY (CONN.)
L 70-86
W 86-64
MERCHANT MARINE *
L 69-80
STONY BROOK *
L 56-81
at Western Connecticut L 71-94
at Mount St. Mary
L 87-100
at Vassar
W 78-63
* - Skyline Conference Game
1993-94 (6-18)
11/19 at Rochester
L 53-87
11/20 vs. Fredonia State
L 65-81
L 68-72
11/29 NYU
L 79-98
12/3 vs. Worcester State
L 62-77
12/4 vs. Daemen
W 72-70
1/16 at Maritime
L 63-67
1/18 MERCHANT MARINE * W 68-59
1/20 at Hunter *
L 54-79
1/22 SKIDMORE
L 67-80
1/24 at Merchant Marine *
L 63-81
L 71-84
1/29 MARITIME
W 74-62
1/30 KEUKA
L 65-78
2/1
at NJIT *
L 64-96
2/3
STONY BROOK *
L 70-78
2/5
at Connecticut College
L 75-78
2/7
MOUNT ST. MARY
W 74-57
2/10 HUNTER *
L 77-81
2/14 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
L 78-80
2/18 NJIT *
L 60-69
2/25 VASSAR
W 101-76
2/27 vs. Stony Brook
W 54-50
1994-95 (4-21)
Head Coach: Brian Curtin
11/18 vs. Western Maryland
L 82-88
11/19 vs. Wesley
L 77-94
L 67-82
11/28 HUNTER *
L 52-75
11/30 at NYU
L 70-95
12/9 vs. Lehman
L 55-75
12/10 vs. St. Joseph’s (Maine) W 74-53
1/14 MARITIME
W 55-43
L 69-91
1/21 at Skidmore
L 39-60
1/23 MOUNT ST. MARY *
L 60-74
L 44-68
1/28 MEDGAR EVERS
L 55-69
1/29 WESLEY
L 57-63
1/31 NJIT *
L 56-99
2/4
2/6
at Mount St. Mary *
L 51-94
2/8
at Hunter *
L 62-74
L 79-105
2/13 at Mount St. Vincent *
L 72-91
2/15 MERCHANT MARINE *
L 57-71
2/17 at NJIT *
L 59-92
2/20 at Purchase
L 74-77
2/22 at Vassar
W 77-71
1995-96 (10-14)
11/17 at Hartwick
L
11/18 vs. Westfield State
L
L
11/27 at Hunter
W
11/29 at Staten Island
L
12/2 at Mount St. Vincent *
L
12/3 vs. Purchase
W
12/6 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.)
W
12/9 NYU
L
12/13 CENTENARY (N.J.) *
L
1/6
at St. Mary’s
L
L
1/20 at Brooklyn
W
1/23 at Mount St. Mary *
W
1/27 VILLA JULIE
W
L
The Valiant men’s basketball team had the unique opportunity 1/28 SOUTHERN VERMONT
W
to take the court at the World’s Most Famous Arena on February 1/31 NJIT *
2/5
MOUNT
ST.
MARY
*
L
27, 1994, when Manhattanville defeated Stony Brook University
2/10 at Centenary (N.J.) *
L
by a 54-50 score at Madison Square Garden.
2/12 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W
16 2/14
2/17
2/19
2/21
at NJIT *
PURCHASE
VASSAR
W
L
W
L
72-67
62-85
89-56
70-77
1996-97 (11-14)
vs. Ramapo
W
vs. Wheaton
W
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE L
HUNTER
L
at NYU
L
at St. Joseph’s (L.I.)
W
MOUNT ST. VINCENT * L
at Marymount
L
vs. Rivier
L
at NJIT *
L
at William Paterson
L
L
at Maritime *
W
WESLEY
W
JOHNSON STATE
W
at Mount St. Mary *
L
STATEN ISLAND
L
MARITIME *
W
at Stevens
L
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W
at Mount St. Vincent *
L
MERCHANT MARINE *
L
NJIT *
W
at Purchase
W
at Vassar
W
70-63
66-58
72-81
61-63
61-97
76-56
57-69
78-90
61-64
44-60
49-73
53-61
73-58
72-68
75-43
65-73
62-81
76-50
75-81
67-60
65-71
65-73
78-72
98-79
75-69
11/23
11/24
11/26
12/2
12/8
12/11
12/14
1/4
1/5
1/8
1/10
1/15
1/21
1/25
1/26
1/29
2/1
2/3
2/5
2/8
2/11
2/15
2/18
2/21
2/26
1997-98 (13-14)
11/21 at Skidmore
W 66-65
11/22 vs. Salem State
L 55-69
L 63-89
12/1 YESHIVA
W 71-46
12/5 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
W 62-47
12/8 at Hunter
L 56-72
12/12 at Mount St. Vincent * W 61-56
1/9
vs. MCLA
L 58-72
1/10 vs. Southern Vermont
L 58-61
1/13 PRATT
W 83-37
1/15 at Old Westbury *
W 84-71
L 74-83
L 78-88
1/24 PURCHASE
W 79-72
1/25 ST. JOHN FISHER
L 64-87
1/28 MARITIME *
L 57-58
1/31 at Staten Island
W 60-54
2/6
OLD WESTBURY *
W 81-79
L 65-78
2/12 at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
W 55-54
W 84-65
2/17 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 91-68
2/20 at Maritime *
L 62-72
2/22 VASSAR
L 50-52
2/25 at Mount St. Mary ^
W 64-62
2/26 at Merchant Marine ^
L 65-82
3/3
at Montclair State #
L 72-82
^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
1998-99 (16-12)
11/21 at Ursinus
L 55-74
11/22 vs. Stevens
L 56-67
11/24 at Purchase
W 70-53
W 77-49
12/3 at Yeshiva *
W 70-66
12/7 HUNTER
W 69-54
1/9
at King’s (Pa.)
L 67-78
1/10 vs. Maritime *
L 68-74
1/12 at Pratt
W 60-25
L 67-84
L 66-69
1/20 OLD WESTBURY *
W 91-65
1/23 JOHN JAY
W 77-58
1/24 CENTENARY (N.J.)
W 58-49
1/27 at Maritime *
L 52-64
1/30 STATEN ISLAND
L 55-65
2/2
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
W 77-71
2/6
at Vassar
W 74-63
2/9
at Mount St. Mary *
L 77-98
2/11 MARITIME *
W 63-58
L 62-66
W 66-55
2/23 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
W 73-58
W 79-76
L 53-64
3/3
FDU-MADISON #
L 83-106
45-76
59-82
72-74
83-80
59-82
81-98
83-58
80-66
73-81
65-74
58-72
57-59
72-66
75-68
79-76
53-69
86-82 * - Skyline Conference Game
68-80 ^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
61-74 # - ECAC Metro Tournament
66-63
2003-04 (18-10)
Head Coach: Dean Meminger
11/21 vs. FDU-Florham
L 46-75
11/22 vs. Gallaudet
L 55-56
11/26 HUNTER
L 108-110
11/30 VASSAR
W 68-60
12/3 at Yeshiva *
W 62-52
12/9 FARMINGDALE STATE * W 76-67
1/3
at Staten Island
W 77-63
1/5
at Quinnipiac
L 57-94
1/7
RUTGERS-NEWARK
W 65-62
W 81-56
W 80-70
1/19 BROOKLYN
W 68-52
1/21 STEVENS *
W 81-68
1/22 OLD WESTBURY *
W 78-75
1/24 KEYSTONE
W 72-62
1/25 WILLIAM PATERSON
W 64-48
W 88-71
2/1
YESHIVA *
L 59-60
2/4
L 53-68
2/7
at Centenary (N.J.) *
W 86-79
L 70-77
2/14 at Stevens *
L 61-66
2/19 at Maritime *
W 58-55
2/24 MOUNT ST. VINCENT ^ W 86-67
L 64-71
The 2006-07 Valiants defeated Old Westbury at Kennedy Gym 3/3
at Staten Island #
L 59-87
on February 24, 2007 to earn the program’s first-ever Skyline * - Skyline Conference Game
Conference Championship and reach the NCAA Tournament for ^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
the third time in program history.
11/19
11/27
11/30
12/2
12/7
12/10
1/5
1/8
1/9
1/14
1/17
1/19
1/22
1/23
1/28
1/31
2/1
2/5
2/8
2/10
2/13
2/15
2/19
2/22
2/24
1999-00 (13-12)
vs. Centenary (N.J.)
L 58-62
L 57-65
at Staten Island
L 48-64
YESHIVA *
L 67-82
at Wesleyan
L 57-103
at Mount St. Vincent * W 79-63
PURCHASE
W 90-65
at Villa Julie
W 83-73
vs. Chowan
L 55-84
MERCHANT MARINE * W 60-59
at Mount St. Mary *
W 75-70
OLD WESTBURY *
W 67-38
MEDGAR EVERS
W 71-58
BROOKLYN
L 47-50
MARITIME *
W 62-58
at Old Westbury *
W 90-47
at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
L 42-58
VASSAR
W 82-70
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W 88-70
at Yeshiva *
L 48-63
L 52-72
MOUNT ST. VINCENT * L 44-54
at Maritime *
W 64-53
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
W 58-52
MERCHANT MARINE ^
L 71-82
2000-01 (17-11)
11/25 OLD WESTBURY *
W 74-61
11/28 STATEN ISLAND
L 64-75
11/30 YESHIVA *
L 58-62
L 66-75
12/5 at Vassar
L 56-66
W 70-62
12/27 vs. Linfield
L 60-107
12/28 vs. Mount Union
L 71-75
12/30 vs. Framingham State
W 77-64
1/10 at Purchase
W 64-46
1/13 STEVENS *
W 87-81
W 88-78
1/20 BROOKLYN
W 83-46
1/21 YORK
W 66-53
L 56-71
1/26 at Maritime *
L 56-62
W 79-56
2/2
at Stevens *
W 78-77
2/6
at Mount St. Mary *
W 79-76
2/8
at Yeshiva *
W 74-56
L 79-90
2/16 MARITIME *
W 92-62
2/20 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
W 76-54
2/22 MOUNT ST. MARY ^
W 81-55
L 49-70
2/28 at New Jersey City #
L 67-83
2001-02 (20-9)
11/16 ROWAN
L 52-56
11/20 at Centenary (N.J.)
W 94-61
11/24
11/29
12/1
12/4
12/7
12/9
12/12
1/3
1/7
1/9
1/12
1/15
1/19
1/20
1/23
1/26
1/30
2/3
2/5
2/8
2/10
2/12
2/15
2/19
2/21
2/23
2/27
at Staten Island
YESHIVA *
OLD WESTBURY *
at Mount St. Vincent *
VASSAR
at Skidmore
PURCHASE
at Old Westbury *
STEVENS *
at Mount St. Mary *
NEWBURY
LASELL
MERCHANT MARINE *
MARITIME *
at Yeshiva *
MOUNT ST. MARY *
at Stevens *
HUNTER
MOUNT ST. VINCENT *
at Maritime *
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
YESHIVA ^
at Merchant Marine ^
NEW JERSEY CITY #
11/22
11/26
11/30
12/2
12/4
12/7
12/21
1/4
1/6
1/9
1/11
1/14
1/18
1/22
1/25
1/26
1/28
1/30
2/2
2/5
2/8
2/11
2/14
2/19
2/21
2/25
2/27
3/5
3/9
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
2002-03 (19-10)
at Rowan
L
at Yeshiva *
W
at Old Westbury *
W
at Vassar
L
STATEN ISLAND
L
at Quinnipiac
L
MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W
L
SKIDMORE
W
MERCHANT MARINE * W
CENTENARY (N.J.)
W
MOUNT ST. MARY *
L
at Stevens *
W
at Maritime * W
PURCHASE
W
FARMINGDALE STATE
W
at Hunter
W
L
YESHIVA *
W
W
OLD WESTBURY *
L
at Mount St. Mary *
W
STEVENS *
W
at Mount St. Vincent * W
MARITIME *
W
STEVENS ^
W
at Mount St. Mary ^
L
RICHARD STOCKTON # W
at Baruch #
L
67-57
72-67
59-50
69-60
93-77
59-63
73-79
71-75
82-49
87-67
68-66
76-69
84-71
75-83
73-72
60-49
74-64
70-95
68-59
60-61
76-67
78-72
81-62
74-51
61-54
72-73
74-76
61-90
64-56
64-61
64-74
54-59
34-58
78-59
67-73
72-67
71-58
85-74
45-46
70-59
57-52
76-63
81-73
77-71
77-82
60-57
53-43
71-74
75-69
73-63
91-67
58-45
53-46
79-81
67-64
56-60
11/20
11/23
11/28
11/29
12/1
12/4
12/7
12/8
12/11
1/3
1/5
1/8
1/13
1/19
1/22
1/23
1/27
1/31
2/2
2/5
2/8
2/10
2/12
2/15
2/17
2/22
2/25
3/2
2004-05 (16-12)
WILLIAM PATERSON
L 71-80
at Hunter
W 87-60
at Vassar
W 71-69
at Union
W 72-69
YESHIVA *
W 62-51
at Old Westbury *
L 68-78
at Farmingdale State *
L 68-88
at NYU
L 74-95
MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 101-90
at Kean
L 62-74
STATEN ISLAND
W 69-63
at New Paltz
L 63-69
at Centenary (N.J.) *
W 95-74
at Stevens *
L 56-61
NICHOLS
W 91-80
JOHN JAY
W 68-49
W 82-74
at Yeshiva *
L 58-64
MERCHANT MARINE *
L 61-77
CENTENARY (N.J.) *
W 70-58
at Mount St. Mary *
L 78-89
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W 87-81
STEVENS *
W 55-53
at Mount St. Vincent * W 78-67
MARITIME *
W 59-48
STEVENS ^
W 65-64
at Farmingdale State ^ L 75-76
at Richard Stockton #
L 78-79
2005-06 (19-10)
11/18 at Washington & Lee
W 73-68
11/19 vs. Mary Washington
W 78-74
11/22 HUNTER
W 90-51
11/26 at William Paterson
L 69-89
11/30 at Yeshiva *
L 46-47
12/3 OLD WESTBURY *
W 84-76
12/17 FARMINGDALE STATE *L 102-103
1/2
vs. Salem State
W 75-67
1/3
at Williams
L 62-74
1/7
NEW PALTZ
W 76-58
L 81-102
W 94-49
1/18 STEVENS *
W 65-58
1/21 BROOKLYN
W 88-41
1/22 LINCOLN
L 101-118
W 75-53
1/30 YESHIVA *
W 82-57
2/1
at Centenary (N.J.) * W 118-98
2/5
L 69-83
2/7
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W 88-76
2/11 at Stevens *
W 70-59
2/16 at Maritime *
W 91-67
2/21 OLD WESTBURY *
W 73-69
W 89-85
2/25 at Farmingdale State *
L 79-87
3/1
KEAN #
L 92-99
2006-07 (23-6)
11/17 KEAN
L 72-73
11/18 WASHINGTON (Md.)
W 94-79
11/21 at Hunter
W 77-74
11/26 VASSAR
W 78-69
11/29 YESHIVA *
W 72-64
12/2 at Maritime *
W 73-56
12/4 at Western Connecticut W 94-73
W 86-67
12/19 vs. Clarke
W 68-61
12/20 vs. Scranton
L 66-79
1/3
RUTGERS-NEWARK
W 84-79
1/6
WILLIAM PATERSON
W 67-66
L 68-70
1/13 STEVENS *
W 85-79
L 73-75
1/20 FARMINGDALE STATE * W 70-69
1/27 at Centenary (N.J.) *
W 93-62
L 81-84
2/1
at Mount St. Mary *
W 92-74
2/3
MARITIME *
W 80-55
2/5
at Yeshiva *
W 62-56
2/7
MERCHANT MARINE * W 88-69
2/10 at Farmingdale State * W 71-61
W 112-79
2/20 MOUNT ST. MARY ^
W 82-64
2/22 FARMINGDALE STATE ^ W 93-76
2/24 OLD WESTBURY ^
W 87-68
3/2
vs. Guilford %
L 81-101
% - NCAA Tournament
2007-08 (17-9)
11/16 JOHN JAY
W 69-60
11/17 ROSE-HULMAN
W 74-60
11/20 HUNTER
W 103-81
11/25 at Vassar
L 61-63
11/30 vs. Ramapo
W 88-85
12/1 vs. Albright
L 74-92
12/3 NEW JERSEY CITY
W 78-74
12/5 at Rutgers-Newark
W 71-66
12/7 vs. Juniata
L 85-88
12/8 vs. Penn State-Harrisburg W 94-70
12/22 at Northwood
W 87-77
1/9
ELIZABETHTOWN
L 89-93
1/12 at Arcadia *
W 77-62
1/16 at FDU-Florham *
W 80-73
1/19 DELAWARE VALLEY *
W 93-76
1/22 at Wilkes *
L 72-99
1/26 DESALES *
L 82-88
1/30 KING’S (PA.) *
W 100-92
2/2
W 77-71
2/5
FDU-FLORHAM *
W 81-55
2/9
at DeSales *
W 83-67
2/14 WILKES *
W 92-81
2/16 at King’s (Pa.) *
L 78-107
2/18 at Richard Stockton
L 71-84
2/23 ARCADIA *
W 67-59
2/27 at King’s (Pa.) ^
L 74-77
^ - Freedom Conference Tournament
11/15
11/16
11/18
11/21
11/22
11/25
11/30
12/3
12/6
1/3
1/7
1/10
1/12
1/14
1/17
1/21
1/24
1/29
1/31
2/4
2/7
2/11
2/14
2/17
2/21
2/25
2/28
2008-09 (17-10)
vs. Washington & Jefferson W
at Stevens
L
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE L
MEDGAR EVERS
W
MIDDLEBURY
W
at Hunter
L
VASSAR
W
EASTERN *
W
ALVERNIA *
W
W
WILKES *
L
at Misericordia *
W
at DeSales *
L
at New Jersey City
L
at King’s (Pa.) *
W
FDU-FLORHAM *
W
at Alvernia *
W
DESALES *
W
at Eastern *
L
WILLIAM PATERSON
L
DELAWARE VALLEY *
W
at Wilkes *
L
MISERICORDIA *
W
KING’S (PA.) *
W
at FDU-Florham *
W
EASTERN ^
W
at DeSales ^
L
^ - Freedom Conference Tournament
67-61
54-76
57-69
92-65
74-63
59-65
65-51
66-36
65-53
72-65
49-58
74-64
59-63
61-70
62-53
72-65
71-58
60-55
58-73
56-57
73-46
49-54
47-45
63-53
83-72
63-57
58-72
Career Records
POINTS
1. Anthony Montague
2. Mark Ward
3. Mike Prendergast
4. John Danielski
5. Brian McDonagh
6. Vic Scipioni
7. Gil Amoro
8. Farid Johnson
9. Mike Failla
10.Brian Fink
1985-89
1980-84
1984-87
2000-04
1990-94
1988-92
1976-80
1999-04
1978-82
2004-08
REBOUNDS
1,855
1,833
1,626
1,519
1,491
1,447
1,438
1,416
1,343
1,327
1. John Danielski
2. Gil Amoro
3. Vic Scipioni
4. Anthony Montague
5. Steve Shevlin
6. Mark Ward
7. Mike Failla
8. Al Viafore
9. Harold Rowson
10.Farid Johnson
226
203
201
157
138
137
135
134
131
130
1. Farid Johnson
2. Kevin Chadderton
3. Al Viafore
4. Jerry Fiefie
5. Anthony Montague
6. Joe Joyce
7. Cody Moffett
8. Jason Walsh
9. Michael Lynch
10.Lee Isom
STEALS
1. Donte Chisolm
2. Mike Prendergast
3. Tom Jones
4. Chris Slattery
5. Gerard Nolan
6. Al Viafore
7. Pat Scanlon
8. Brendon Murray
9. John Danielski
10.Tom Genco
2004-08
1984-87
1983-87
1995-99
1983-87
1993-97
1999-03
1998-02
2000-04
1986-90
21.7
18.6
18.4
17.8
16.6
14.8
14.6
14.2
14.0
13.6
FREE-THROW PCT.
Minimum 100 free throws made
1. Mark Fava
1979-83
2. Tom Genco
1986-90
3. John DiBetta
2003-07
4. Mike Prendergast
1984-87
5. Jim Mallardi
1975-77
6. Roger Dunphy
1975-79
7. Tom Kirkland
1976-78
8. Malcolm Ford
1994-98
9. Gerard Nolan
1983-87
10.Mike Benziger
2002-06
.839
.838
.794
.793
.774
.768
.764
.762
.758
.754
John Danielski
Mike Benziger
Donte Chisolm
Brian Fink
Billy Lahart
Steve Shevlin
Joe Donato
Danny Thomas
Tim Dooley
John DiBetta
2000-04
2002-06
2004-08
2004-08
1977-81
1999-03
1999-03
1977-81
1999-03
2003-07
1. Donte Chisolm
2. Mike Fava
3. Tom Genco
4. Brian Glendon
5. Roger Dunphy
6. Tom Jones
7. Mike Prendergast
8. Brendon Murray
9. Billy Lahart
10.Gerard Nolan
2004-08
1979-83
1986-90
1985-89
1975-79
1983-87
1984-87
1998-02
1977-81
1983-87
646
633
487
435
416
378
339
317
315
303
THREE POINTERS
1999-04
155
1996-98
105
1993-97
77
2004-06
66
1985-89
60
1994-98
57
2005-08
50
2005-09
49
1984-85, 86-88 43
1982-85
42
1. Brian Fink
2. Mike Benziger
3. Brendon Murray
4. Donte Chisolm
5. Joe Joyce
6. Tom Genco
Tim Mitchell
8. Chris Slattery
9. John Danielski
10.Pat Scanlon
2004-08
2002-06
1998-02
2004-08
1994-98
1986-90
1991-95
1995-99
2000-04
1999-03
226
207
139
136
114
108
108
105
93
84
REBOUNDING AVG. FIELD GOAL PCT.
Minimum 75 career games
1. Vic Scipioni
1988-92
2. Anthony Montague
1985-89
3. Gil Amoro
1976-80
4. Harold Rowson
1975-79
5. Mike Failla
1978-82
6. John Danielski
2000-04
7. Steve Shevlin
1999-03
8. Al Viafore
1993-97
9. Mark Ward
1980-84
10.Brian McDonagh
1990-94
9.6
8.2
8.2
8.2
8.1
7.8
7.6
7.5
7.5
6.5
3-PT FG PCT.
Minimum 50 three-pointers made
1. Brian Fink
2004-08
2. Tom Genco
1986-90
3. Tom Jones
1983-87
4. Tim Mitchell
1991-95
5. Mike Benziger
2002-06
6. David Ceisler
1986-89
7. Joe Joyce
1994-98
8. Chris Slattery
1995-99
9. James Brady
1988-91
10.Donte Chisolm
2004-08
GAMES PLAYED
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
8.
ASSISTS
886
845
832
829
810
769
741
686
637
608
BLOCKS
SCORING AVG.
Minimum 75 career games
1. Mike Prendergast
1984-87
2. Brian McDonagh
1990-94
3. Anthony Montague
1985-89
4. Mark Ward
1980-84
5. Vic Scipioni
1988-92
6. Ted Eyes
1975-79
7. Mike Failla
1978-82
8. Farid Johnson
1999-04
9. Gil Amoro
1976-80
10.Cody Moffett
2005-08
2000-04
1976-80
1988-92
1985-89
1999-03
1980-84
1978-82
1993-97
1975-79
1999-04
Minimum 150 field goals made
1. Mike Failla
1978-82
2. Michael Lynch
1984-85, 86-88
3. Jerry Fiefie
2004-06
4. Gil Amoro
1976-80
5. Cody Moffett
2005-08
6. Anthony Montague
1985-89
7. Lee Isom
1982-85
8. Farid Johnson
1999-04
9. Steve Shevlin
1999-02
10.Mark Ward
1980-84
.627
.584
.577
.576
.563
.557
.547
.538
.532
.531
FREE THROWS
.416
.414
.411
.404
.400
.377
.368
.358
.352
.338
1. Mike Prendergast
2. Mark Ward
3. Brian McDonagh
4. Chris Slattery
5. Anthony Montague
6. Gil Amoro
7. John Danielski
8. Vic Scipioni
9. John DiBetta
10.Brendon Murray
1984-87
1980-84
1990-94
1995-99
1985-89
1976-80
2000-04
1988-92
2003-07
1998-02
535
487
370
361
354
352
334
333
317
302
Donte Chisolm
113
112
112
111
108
107
107
106
106
106
Anthony Montague
Single-Season Records
POINTS
1. Mark Ward
2. Mike Prendergast
3. Mike Prendergast
4. Mike Failla
5. Michael Lynch
6. Vic Scipioni
7. Chris Slattery
8. Farid Johnson
9. Anthony Montague
10.John Danielski
1983-84
1985-86
1986-87
1980-81
1987-88
1991-92
1998-99
2003-04
1987-88
2003-04
REBOUNDS
607
601
598
588
561
534
521
512
510
498
1. John Danielski
2. Vic Scipioni
3. Mike Failla
4. Michael Lynch
5. Vic Scipioni
6. Anthony Montague
7. Gil Amoro
8. Vic Scipioni
9. Mike Failla
10.Lee Isom
82
72
70
68
65
62
60
59
59
59
1. Farid Johnson
2. Kevin Chadderton
3. Kevin Chadderton
4. Farid Johnson
5. Jerry Fiefie
6. Michael Lynch
Al Viafore
8. Lee Isom
Ryan Pettit
10.Joe Joyce
Farid Johnson
Jerry Fiefie
STEALS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Tom Genco
Chris Slattery
Mike Prendergast
Mike Prendergast
Mike Prendergast
Tom Jones
Tom Jones
Brian Glendon
Donte Chisolm
Donte Chisolm
1988-89
1998-99
1985-86
1984-85
1986-87
1986-87
1985-86
1987-88
2006-07
2007-08
2003-04
1991-92
1981-82
1987-88
1989-90
1987-88
1978-79
1990-91
1980-81
1983-84
ASSISTS
329
289
283
281
268
264
261
260
254
253
1. Tom Genco
2. Mike Fava
3. Mike Fava
4. Donte Chisolm
Donte Chisolm
6. Brian Glendon
7. Donte Chisolm
8. Mike Fava
9. Brian Glendon
10.Jay Ferriere
67
59
46
38
36
34
34
32
32
30
30
30
1. Tim Mitchell
2. Mike Benziger
3. Brian Fink
4. Brian Fink
5. Mike Benziger
6. Tom Jones
Brian Fink
8. Mike Benziger
9. Tom Genco
10.Joe Joyce
Chris Slattery
Rich Riss
BLOCKS
2003-04
1996-97
1997-98
2000-01
2005-06
1987-88
1996-97
1983-84
1998-99
1995-96
2002-03
2004-05
1989-90
1981-82
1982-83
2004-05
2005-06
1987-88
2006-07
1980-81
1988-89
2008-09
244
212
197
175
175
173
168
155
144
134
THREE POINTERS
1994-95
2005-06
2007-08
2006-07
2003-04
1986-87
2005-06
2004-05
1989-90
1997-98
1998-99
2004-05
76
72
69
60
59
58
58
54
51
48
48
48
POINTS PER GM. REBOUNDS PER GM. FIELD GOAL PCT.
Minimum 20 games played
1. Mark Ward
1983-84
2. Mike Prendergast
1985-86
3. Mike Prendergast
1986-87
4. Mike Failla
1980-81
5. Brian McDonagh
1993-94
6. Michael Lynch
1987-88
7. Tim Mitchell
1994-95
8. Vic Scipioni
1991-92
9. Farid Johnson
2003-04
10.Anthony Montague
1987-88
24.3
24.0
23.9
22.6
22.0
21.6
20.9
20.5
20.5
19.6
FREE-THROW PCT.
Minimum 50 free throws made
1. Tom Genco
1989-90
2. Tom Genco
1987-88
3. Mike Prendergast
1985-86
4. Mark Fava
1981-82
5. Billy Lahart
1977-78
6. Mark Fava
1980-81
7. John DiBetta
2004-05
8. Jim Mallardi
1976-77
9. John DiBetta
2005-06
10.Brendon Murray
2001-02
.876
.864
.854
.848
.847
.839
.822
.821
.812
.800
Minimum 20 games played
1. John Danielski
2003-04
2. Vic Scipioni
1991-92
3. Michael Lynch
1987-88
4. Mike Failla
1981-82
5. Vic Scipioni
1989-90
6. Anthony Montague
1987-88
7. Lee Isom
1983-84
8. Kevin Chadderton
1996-97
9. Mike Failla
1980-81
10.Jay Farrer
1993-94
11.8
11.1
10.8
10.5
10.3
10.2
10.1
10.0
9.8
9.8
3-PT FG PCT.
Minimum 25 three pointers made
1. Tom Genco
1987-88
2. Brian Fink
2004-05
3. Mike Benziger
2005-06
4. David Ceisler
1988-89
5. Brendon Murray
1998-99
6. Tom Genco
1988-89
7. Tim Mitchell
1994-95
8. Brian Fink
2006-07
9. Donte Chisolm
2004-05
10.Joe Donato
2002-03
Minimum 75 field goals
1. Mike Failla
1980-81
2. Jerry Fiefie
2005-06
3. Mike Failla
1981-82
4. Michael Lynch
1987-88
5. Lee Isom
1983-84
6. Gil Amoro
1977-78
7. Farid Johnson
1999-00
8. Steve Shevlin
2001-02
9. Mike Failla
1979-80
10.Anthony Montague
1985-86
.652
.634
.629
.616
.602
.599
.597
.597
.589
.588
FREE THROWS
.473
.470
.450
.438
.435
.433
.432
.420
.418
.417
1. Mike Prendergast
2. Mike Prendergast
3. Chris Slattery
4. Mike Prendergast
5. Mark Ward
6. Brian McDonagh
7. Mark Ward
Mark Ward
9. Cody Moffett
10.Vic Scipioni
1985-86
1986-87
1998-99
1984-85
1983-84
1992-93
1981-82
1982-83
2007-08
1990-91
193
181
175
161
153
134
132
132
131
128
Team Single-Season Records
Mark Ward
John Danielski
Points:
Scoring Avg:
Field Goals:
FG Percentage:
3-Pointers:
3PT Pct:
Free Throws:
FT Percentage:
Rebounds:
Assists:
Blocks:
Steals:
Games:
2009-10 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide 2,405
90.0
954
.539
225
.396
518
.744
1,217
572
137
293
29
1987-88
1988-89
1987-88
1980-81
2004-05
1990-91
1985-86
2006-07
2005-06
1987-88
1996-97
1987-88
4 Times
19
Single-Game Records
POINTS
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
8.
Tim Mitchell
Mark Ward
Mike Failla
Mike Prendergast
Chris Slattery
Mark Ward
Bob Kasmire
Mike Prendergast
Bob Kasmire
John Danielski
vs. Purchase
vs. St. John Fisher
vs. Stony Brook
vs. Merchant Marine
vs. Old Westbury
vs. Hunter
vs. Hunter
vs. Gallaudet
vs. Ursinus
vs. Mount Saint Mary
Feb. 20, 1995
Jan. 29, 1984
Feb. 24, 1981
Feb. 11, 1987
Jan. 20, 1999
Nov. 29, 1983
Feb. 15, 1990
Jan. 24, 1987
Nov. 16, 1990
Feb. 10, 2004
ASSISTS
1.
2.
4.
9.
45
44
43
43
40
37
37
36
36
36
Tim Mitchell
REBOUNDS
Mike Fava
vs. Concordia (N.Y.) Jan. 28, 1982
Mike Fava
vs. Brandeis
Nov. 22, 1981
Tom Genco
vs. Salisbury State Jan. 21, 1990
Mike Fava
vs. Vassar
Feb. 20, 1980
Brian Glendon vs. Plattsburgh State Dec. 5, 1987
Brian Glendon
vs. John Jay
Jan. 16, 1989
Tom Genco
vs. Mount Saint Vincent Jan. 25, 1990
Tom Genco
vs. Stony Brook
Feb. 10, 1990
Mike Fava
vs. St. Joseph’s (L.I.) Jan. 8, 1982
Tom Genco
at Upsala
Dec. 2, 1989
17
16
16
15
15
15
15
15
14
14
1.
3.
4.
6.
7.
John Danielski
vs. Stevens Tech
John Danielski at Mount Saint Mary
Harold Rowson
vs. Mercy
Anthony Montague vs. New Paltz
John Danielski
vs. Yeshiva
John Danielski
vs. Maritime
Mike Failla
vs. Brooklyn
Mike Failla
vs. York
John Danielski
vs. Hunter
Feb. 14, 2004
Feb. 26, 2004
Jan. 26, 1977
Jan. 14, 1987
Feb. 1, 2004
Feb. 16, 2001
Feb. 5, 1980
Nov. 25, 1980
Nov. 26, 2003
30
27
26
24
22
21
20
20
20
BLOCKS
Kevin
Chadderton
1.
2.
4.
6.
Kevin Chadderton
Kevin Chadderton
Farid Johnson
Farid Johnson
Farid Johnson
Anthony Montague
Mike Lynch
Kevin Chadderton
Kevin Chadderton
Kevin Chadderton
Kevin Chadderton
Farid Johnson
vs. Maritime
vs. Maritime
vs. Mount Saint Vincent
vs. Farmingdale State
at Mount Saint Mary
vs. Drew
vs. Merchant Marine
vs. Wesley
vs. Merchant Marine
vs. Mount Saint Mary
vs. Maritime
vs. Keystone
Jan. 28, 1998
Feb. 3, 1997
Feb. 17, 2004
Dec. 9, 2003
Jan. 13, 2004
Feb. 6, 1988
Feb. 10, 1988
Jan. 25, 1997
Feb. 15, 1997
Jan. 20, 1998
Jan. 28, 1998
Jan. 24, 2004
10
7
7
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
STEALS
FREE THROWS
1. Pagan
1974-75
Mark Ward
at St. John Fisher
Jan. 29, 1984
3. Mark Prendergast
at Yale
Dec. 8, 1986
4. Mark Ward
vs. Hunter
Dec. 10, 1983
Mark Prendergast vs. Old Westbury
Jan. 29, 1986
Brian McDonaghvs. Connecticut College Dec. 8, 1992
7. Mark Ward
vs. St. John Fisher
Feb. 6, 1982
Vic Scipioni
at Rensselaer
Feb. 13, 1990
Cody Moffett
vs. Wilkes
Feb. 14, 2008
10. Five Players Tied
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17
17
16
15
15
15
14
14
14
13
1.
2.
9.
Tom Genco
at Lehman
Feb. 7, 1990
Ted Taylor
vs. Merchant Marine Dec. 2, 1983
Tom Jones
vs. Vassar
Feb. 22, 1984
Tom Genco
vs. Mount Saint Mary Jan. 15, 1990
Chris Slattery
vs. Old Westbury
Jan. 20, 1999
Brendon Murray
vs. Maritime
Feb. 11, 1999
Pat Scanlon
at Stevens
Feb. 2, 2001
Donte Chisolm
at DeSales
Feb. 9, 2008
Many Players Tied
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9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
6
THREE POINTERS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Tim Mitchell
vs. St. Joseph’s (L.I.) Dec. 10, 1994
Tim Mitchell
at Hunter
Feb. 8, 1995
Brendon Murray
vs. Mount Union
Dec. 28, 2000
11 Players Tied
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20 9
8
7
6
Manhattanville 1,000-Point Scorers
Name
Years Played Points
Anthony Montague 1985-89
1,855
Mark Ward
1980-84
1,833
Mike Prendergast
1984-87
1,626
John Danielski
2000-04
1,519
Brian McDonagh
1990-94
1,491
Vic Scipioni
1988-92
1,447
Gil Amoro
1976-80
1,438
Farid Johnson
1999-04
1,416
Mike Failla
1978-82
1,343
Brian Fink
2004-08
1,327
Donte Chisolm
2004-08
1,280
Bob Kasmire
1988-92
1,218
Mike Benziger
2002-06
1,204
Brendon Murray
1998-02
1,203
Ted Eyes
1975-79
1,197
John DiBetta
2003-07
1,189
Chris Slattery
1995-99
1,152
Cody Moffett
2005-08
1,127
Al Viafore
1993-97
1,087
Pat Scanlon
1999-03
1,026
Brian Glendon
1985-89
1,013
Dan Mackle
1987-91
1,003
John
DiBetta
Chris
Slattery
Cody
Moffett
Al
Viafore
Anthony
Montague
Mark
Ward
Mike
Prendergast
John
Danielski
Brian
McDonagh
Vic
Scipioni
Gil
Amoro
Farid
Johnson
Mike
Failla
Brian
Fink
Donte
Chisolm
Bob
Kasmire
Mike
Benziger
Brendon
Murray
Ted
Eyes
Pat
Scanlon
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Glendon
Dan
Mackle
21
All-Time Roster
Ed Albano
Gil Amoro
David Appel
Craig Augustine
Gene Baldenko
DeVon Barnett
Derrick Bass
Mike Benziger
Brian Bertucci
Jay Bindumu
Armani Blackmon
Leon Booth
Dom Borchetta
Kevin Boyle
James Brady
Tom Brown
Joseph Burns
Paul Cangro
Chris Capano
Mike Caslin
David Ceisler
Kevin Chadderton
Donte Chisolm
Terrance Colter
Kevin Connelly
Joe Cooke
Paul Crockett
John Danielski
Arnel Deceus
John Delaney
Steve DeLuca
Michael Devaney
John DiBetta
Dan DiMartino
Salvatore Dispenza
Camilo Dominquez
Joe Donato
Tim Dooley
Chris Drosopoulos
Duignan
Roger Dunphy
Clayton Earle
Steve Edelstein
Pat Egan
Ezra Elliot
Ted Eyes
Mike Failla
Jay Farrer
Mark Fava
Charles Ferrara
Jay Ferriere
Lubin Fidegnigban
Jerry Fiefie
Brian Fink
Vinnie Fiorentino
Brendan Flynn
Malcolm Ford
Keith Forker
Mike Forker
James Fragola
Leif Gagliardi
Steve Gaines
Mike Gallo
Will Garner
Dave Garrison
Tom Genco
Lamar Glass
Brian Glendon
Rafael Gonzalez
22 1999-03
1976-80
1993-94
2008-pres.
1995-97
2006-pres.
1977-81
2002-06
2008-pres.
2007-08
2008-pres.
1981-82
1975-76
1980-81
1988-91
1986-89
1991-94
1998-99
2002-03
1976-78
1986-89
1996-98
2004-08
1988-91
1975-76
2006-07
1985-86
2000-04
1992-93
1982-83,1984-85
1987-91
1993-94
2003-07
2002-04
1994-98
1992-93
1999-03
1999-03
1992-96
1976-77
1975-79
1995-96
1975-76
1977-78,1979-80
1997-99
1975-79
1978-82
1990-94
1979-83
1994-98
2008-pres.
2002-04
2004-06
2004-08
1978-80
2004-08
1994-98
1978-80
1975-78
1987-88,1989-90
1998-00
1989-90,1991-93
2004-05
2004-07
2008-pres.
1986-90
2007-pres.
1985-89
1993-94
Mike Gormley
1990-93
Tom Grogan
1980-81
Dave Grossbard
1976-77
Eric Harris
2002-04
Chase Hill
2008-pres.
Robert Hill
1992-93,1994-95
Mike Horgan
2005-06,2007-pres.
Brian Hudec
2000-01
Eddie Huezo
2004-08
Kyle Hughes
2000-01
Imperatore
1977-78
Lee Isom
1982-85
A.J. Girardi
1984-85
C.J. Kanelopoulos
1994-95
Davon Jackson
2004-05
Paul Jamin
1985-86,1987-89
Farid Johnson
1999-04
Greg Johnson
1983-87
Leif Johnson
1996-98
Tom Jones
1983-87
Joe Joyce
1994-98
Adam Kalker
2002-03
Jovan Kandic
2003-07
C.J. Kanelopoulos
1993-94
Bob Kasmire
1988-92
Brian Kelly
1997-01
Chris Kelly
1990-91
Garrett Kennedy
2001-02
Tom Kirkland
1976-78
Billy Lahart
1977-81
Angelo Laroche
2006-pres.
Frank LaRuffa
1989-92,1993-94
Bob Lasbury
1990-93
Victor Leardi
2002-03
Fabrizzio LeRoy
2007-09
William Lo
2006-08
Michael Lynch
1984-85,1986-88
Dan Mackle
1987-91
Mike Maitre
1976-77
Paul Malecki
1991-94
Jim Mallardi
1975-77
Marcellus Miglioranzi
1994-98
Len Marino
1979-83
Loren Mayshark
2000-02
John McAuliffe
1991-95
Michael McCann
1998-99
Justin McCarthy
1981-85
Brian McDonagh
1990-94
Bryan McEvoy
1998-00
Kevin McGetrick
1986-90
Matt McGinley
1993-94
Michael McGuire
1986-90
Peter Mehmel
2007-pres.
Osei Mevs
1995-97
Mitchell
1978-79
Tim Mitchell
1991-95
Cody Moffett
2005-08
Kevin Mohr
2003-04
Anthony Montague
1985-89
David Montrose
1997-99
Justin Morris
2005-07
Kevin Morris
1981-84
Brendon Murray
1998-02
Mark Nealon
1984-85
Gerard Nolan
1983-87
Sean O’Leary
1979-80
Ed O’Malley
1993-96
Kevin O’Rourke
2003-05
Mike Panella
2004-09
Ian Petrillo
1997-99
Ryan Pettit
1998-00
Tom Pizzo
1990-92
Mike Plunkett
1981-84
Trevoy Pointer
2008-pres.
Mike Prendergast
1983-87
James Puiia
1985-86
John Racy
1974-78
John Rafferty
1987-88,1990-91
John Rahn
2003-04
Jack Railton-Woodcock 2008-pres.
Gregg Reidy
1994-96
Joe Reno
1985-86
Brandon Rhinehart
1998-02
Desmond Rhoomes
1994-96
Rich Riss
2004-06
Collins Robinson
1979-83
Glen Rodriguez
2008-pres.
Frank Roel
1978-80
Chris Rogovich
1987-91
Greg Rollins
1995-96
Kyle Roloson
1999-00,2001-02
Lou Romano
1985-88
Harold Rowson
1975-79
Russo
1976-77
Kevin Ryan
1981-85
Chris Savino
1998-99
Pat Scanlon
1999-03
John Scherer
1977-78
Rich Schiffman
1981-84
Bob Schoenfeld
1993-94
Charles Schwarha
1991-94
Vic Scipioni
1988-92
Neff Seda
2000-02
Dave Senatore
1978-80
Ben Shapiro
2004-07
Terrance Shaw
1995-97
Steve Shevlin
1999-03
Rich Shortell
1982-85,1986-87
Moises Silva
2000-02
Charles Slattery
1995-98
Chris Slattery
1995-99
Danny Smith
2005-06
John Speck
1981-85
Bill Stouges
1983-87
Ted Taylor
1983-84
Danny Thomas
1977-81
Felipe Vargas
2008-pres.
Veith
1976-77
Jeff Ventura
2008-pres.
Al Viafore
1993-97
Brendan Waitkus
1989-93
Jason Walsh
2005-09
Mark Ward
1980-84
Arthur Weisberger
1986-87
DJ White
2001-02
Wesly Wicks
2007-09
Glenn Wink
1979-83
NOTE: Some years do not have complete
rosters available. If you have any additions
or corrections to this all-time roster, please
contact the Manhattanville Sports
Information Office.
Facilities
Kennedy Gymnasium
Dedicated in October 1957 by the family of eventual United States President John F. Kennedy, Kennedy
Gymnasium is the day-to-day home of the Manhattanville
Department of Athletics and also serves as the home court
for the Valiant basketball and volleyball programs.
With balcony and ground-level seating for 1,000
spectators, Kennedy Gymnasium gives the Manhattanville teams that play inside it a loud and imposing homecourt advantage. With bleachers lining the near sideline of
the court and a large balcony overhanging the bleachers,
there is plenty of room for Valiant friends, family and fans
to cheer on their favorite Manhattanville teams.
The main gymnasium also includes a new scoreboard, a brand-new scorer’s table, as well as phone and
internet access. Over the summer of 2007, new lighting
was installed in the gym in order to enhance the fan and
player experience. The Kennedy complex also houses a
swimming pool as well as the department’s training room
and strength & conditioning facilities.
In the Spring of 2009, the men’s basketball program
also unveiled new banners in the gym honoring the
program’s three NCAA Tournament teams (1978, 1979
and 2007) as well as the 22 Valiants to reach the 1,000point plateau. Those banners proudly hang alongside the
team’s 2009 Skyline Conference Championship banner
and the program’s retired numbers.
Head coach Pat Scanlon’s men’s basketball office
was recently moved to the space immediately adjacent
to Kennedy Gymnasium, allowing for easy access to and
from the court for all team games and practices.
Kennedy Gymnasium has seen
countless postseason victories from
the Valiant men’s basketball team in
recent years, as the Valiants are 13-1
in conference tournament games at
home since 1998-99. Arguably the
most important postseason game
at the gym came on February 24,
2007, when Coach Scanlon and the
rest of the Valiant players cut down
Kennedy’s nets after defeating Old
Westbury in the Skyline Conference
Championship game to celebrate the
program’s first NCAA Tournament
berth since 1979.
Kennedy Gym also provides
convenient access to the program’s
strength and conditioning facilities
and athletic training facilities, both of which are located
on the ground floor of the building and are fully staffed
year-round. Almost all of Manhattanville’s full and parttime athletic staff are housed within the Kennedy walls
as well, with most residing inside the main athletics office
on the main gym level.
Locker Rooms
Dedicated in October 1957 by the family of eventual United States President John F. Kennedy, Kennedy
Gymnasium is the day-to-day home of the Manhattanville Department of Athletics as well as the home
court for the Valiant basketball and volleyball teams.
Kennedy’s main attraction, a basketball and volleyball arena, is flanked by strength, training, locker
room and office facilities and is the operational home of all Valiant sports. All in-season sports have their own space inside Kennedy Gymnasium’s several locker rooms (one
of which is pictured to the left), with each player allowed his or her own locker. Inside the fully-enclosed
locker rooms, the coaching staff can address the team before and during matches, and the rooms are a
perfect congregating spot for teams at any time throughout the season.
The rest of the locker room facilities inside Kennedy Gym include full shower and locker facilities, as
well as access to Manhattanville’s swimming pool, strength and conditioning facilities, and athletic training
facilities.
The offices of almost all varsity head and assistant coaches at the school are also located within Kennedy Gym, as are the offices of all Manhattanville athletics administrators. Kennedy Gymnasium is also
host to several camps and local recreational groups during the summer.
Manhattanville’s athletic trophies and banners, highlighting the program’s best accomplishments
throughout the school’s distinguished athletic history, are also located inside the lobby and main arena of
Kennedy Gymnasium.
Strength & Conditioning
Focused on the development of the student-athlete, the Manhattanville Department of Athletics
views strength and conditioning as one of the most important developmental tools. The facilities inside
Kennedy Gymnasium are a testament to that philosophy.
The strength and conditioning department is housed inside Healthworks, a large, state-of-the-art
weight and cardiovascular training facility located on the bottom floor of Kennedy Gymnasium. The
room includes several power development stations, glut ham benches, decline abdominal benches
and physioballs and cardiovascular machines.
In late 2007, Manhattanville College opened a new Student Center in the center of campus that
includes a first-class workout area for the general student population, thus making Healthworks the
exclusive strength and conditioning home of Valiant student-athletes.
Healthworks is supervised by Manhattanville’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Corey
Crane. Crane, along with his assistant strength and conditioning coach, is responsible for managing
and providing the design, implementation, supervision and evaluation of the strength and conditioning
program utilized by all 21 Valiant varsity sports.
Athletic Training
The Sports Medicine facilities at Manhattanville College are located inside Kennedy
Gymnasium and are the place where all Valiant student-athletes come to receive comprehensive health care from any of Manhattanville’s three fully-certified, full-time athletic
trainers.
The athletic training staff has five main objectives: prevention of athletic injuries;
recognition, evaluation and treatment of injuries that do occur; rehabilitation; health
care administration and professional development. The athletic training staff also has
on-campus access to state-of-the-art training methods, including ultrasound capability,
electrical muscle stimulation and whirlpool treatments.
Scott McIver, a veteran of nearly 20 years in sports medicine, is Manhattanville’s
Head Athletic Trainer. McIver worked for the Valiants from 2000-02 following a 12-year
stint as Associate Athletic Trainer at Pace University, and came back to the school for
a second stint beginning in 2006.
JR Barkamian joined the staff in August 2008 as Assistant Athletic Trainer after
spending time at Division I Fordham University. The department also employs a full-time
Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer to help coordinate the school’s 21 sports.
Freedom Conference Opponents
Delaware Valley College
DeSales University
Jan. 20 in Doylestown, Pa.; Feb. 16 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Doylestown, Pa.
Nickname: Aggies
Head Coach: Casey Stitzel (13-13, 1 season)
2008-09 Record: 13-13
Freedom Record: 8-8 (5th place)
All-Time Meetings: 4-0
Last Meeting: Feb. 7, 2009 (MVille 73-46 Win)
Dec. 2 in Center Valley, Pa.; Feb. 3 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Center Valley, Pa.
Nickname: Bulldogs
Head Coach: Scott Coval (306-156, 17 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 25-6
Freedom Record: 12-4 (T-1st place)
Last Meeting: Feb. 28, 2009 (DeSales 72-58 Win)
FDU-Florham
Jan. 13 in Madison, N.J.; Feb. 10 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Madison, N.J.
Nickname: Devils
Head Coach: Pete Marion (34-68, 7 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 8-17
Freedom Record: 6-10 (T-7th place)
Eastern University
King’s (Pa.) College
Jan. 23 in St. Davids, Pa.; Feb. 13 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: St. Davids, Pa.
Nickname: Eagles
Head Coach: Matt Nadelhoffer (93-89, 7 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 17-9
Freedom Record: 10-6 (T-3rd place)
Dec. 5 in Purchase, N.Y.; Jan. 30 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Nickname: Monarchs
Head Coach: J.P. Andrejko (149-69, 8 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 11-14
Misericordia University Wilkes University
Jan. 16 in Purchase, N.Y.; Feb. 20 in Dallas, Pa.
Location: Milton, Mass.
Nickname: Colonels
Head Coach: Trevor Woodruff, (57-73, 5 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 11-14
24 Jan. 9 in Purchase, N.Y.; Feb. 6 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Nickname: Colonels
Head Coach: Jerry Rickrode (318-130, 17 seasons)
2008-09 Record: 15-11
Freedom Record: 10-6 (T-3rd place)
Last Meeting: Feb. 11, 2009 (Wilkes 54-49 Win)
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Manhattanville College
Manhattanville College, located just north of
New York City in thriving Westchester County,
has been educating young people on its beautiful
100-acre campus for over 150 years. With only
1,700 undergraduate students, each student
is able to make a personal contribution to the
campus community in more than 50 areas of
study and 50 campus clubs. Also one of the most
diverse campuses in the country according to The
Princeton Review, Manhattanville attracts students
from 48 states and 76 countries.
THE CORE VALUES
Proudly a value-oriented liberal arts college
for more than 150 years, Manhattanville is still
guided by the mission “to educate ethically and
socially responsible leaders for the global
community.”
Manhattanville is committed to following its
mission by:
• Ensuring the intellectual, ethical and social
development of each student within a community
of engaged scholars and teachers.
• Encouraging each student to apply his or
her development as an independent leader and
creative thinker to career and personal goals.
• Providing a diverse campus community whose
members know, care about and support each other
and actively engage themselves both in the local
community and beyond.
The architectural and administrative center of Manhattanville’s campus is Reid Castle, which was built
in 1892 and overlooks both the quadrangle and the school’s athletic fields.
“WHAT HAPPENS HERE MATTERS”
Co-educational since 1969 and nonManhattanville’s tradition of community
denominational in its governance since 1971,
Manhattanville’s original vision lives on in the and service continues today with the school’s
tradition of service begun by the Society of the continuing effort to ensure that “What Happens
Here Matters.” Countless students are involved
Sacred Heart. This tradition, which preceded
the college’s charter, determined the character annually in a number of community service and
social action programs.
the school would have: a firm belief in enhancing
Last year, Manhattanville’s students
both the local and global community and to accept
contributed over 30,000 hours of service while
responsibility for this segment of human history.
gaining valuable experience in such areas as
management, teaching and advocacy.
NEW YORK CITY
At the heart of Manhattanville’s ethic of
HISTORY
While on the school’s beautiful 100-acre
community service and service learning is
Founded in 1841 on Manhattan’s Lower East campus, students are only a 30-minute car or train
the Duchesne Center for Religion and Social
Side as the Academy of the Sacred Heart, a ride from New York City, blending the leisurely
Justice. The center, which coordinates many of
Catholic boarding school for girls, Manhattanville pace of suburbia with the rich cultural resources of
Manhattanville’s community service programs,
College has been educating students in the New the most populous city in the United States.
promotes programs that endeavor to create
York area for over 150 years.
Manhattanville’s location offers students a
a climate in which all Manhattanville College
In 1847, the academy relocated to an area unique opportunity to take advantage of all that
just north of New York City on a hill overlooking New York City has to offer. Whether you want members will value an appreciation for the
differences among us.
the village of Manhattanville, and was rebuilt there to enjoy a Broadway show, catch a professional
after a fire in 1888.
sports event, tour a museum or simply take in one
MY SOLDIER
In March of 1917, 76 years after its founding of its many well-known landmarks, New York City
Perhaps Manhattanville’s most well-known
as an academy, Manhattanville was chartered as offers something for everyone to enjoy.
a college by the New York State Board of Regents,
The school’s proximity to the worldwide leader social action program was founded by a Valiant
student-athlete: men’s soccer player Juan
allowing the school to grant undergraduate and in finance, entertainment and culture also offers
Salas, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from
graduate degrees. Thirty-five years later, in 1952, Manhattanville students a unique and exciting
Venezuela who saw active combat duty in Iraq
Manhattanville moved to its current location in
chance for jobs and internships both in the city and
and was commended for saving the life of a child
Purchase, N.Y., on the estate of former publisher in the thriving New York City suburbs, including
during his tour.
Whitelaw Reid.
right in Purchase!
Salas said his mission in Iraq was to “win
the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people,” but
he continued that while the service was at times
challenging, “it was the letters that kept me going. From kids, boy scouts, students. A letter was like
a piece of gold, something you wanted to keep for
the rest of your life.”
When Salas got back to Manhattanville, he
wanted to help his fellow soldiers overseas and
approached former College President Richard A.
Berman with an idea. Together with Berman and
administrator Anne Gold, they launched the My
Soldier program on February 14, 2004.
Participants in the My Soldier program, who
are not limited to Manhattanville students, send
letters and occasional care packages overseas to
boost the quality of life for American troops.
A non-politically affiliated program, My Solider
has been wildly successful, with participants from
all 50 states and over 400,000 people in total,
reaching more than 175,000 U.S. troops.
To enroll in the My Soldier program or to learn
President Molly Easo Smith (right) became the college’s 11th president on July 1, 2009 and will look
to continue Manhattanville’s recent period of unprecedented growth.
more, visit www.MySoldier.com.

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