2010-11 - 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.
More than 300 Valiant student-athletes (nearly 20 percent of the
student body) took part in intercollegiate athletics during the 2009-10
school year 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 in 2008-09, the program has
expanded to 21 intercollegiate teams – including seven new teams that
have been established or re-established since 2007 alone.
And teams at Manhattanville do not just compete, they win. Seven
different programs earned conference regular-season or tournament
championships in 2009-10 – a total bettered by only 13 Division III
schools – and two Valiant teams (baseball and men’s golf) appeared
in the NCAA Tournament. Fifteen of 21 Valiant teams earned berths in
their respective conference championships last year, including conference championships for the baseball, men’s golf and men’s hockey programs. Three Manhattanville teams (men’s hockey, women’s hockey and
women’s soccer) also received national rankings over the course of the
year, the most in a single school year since 2004-05.
On an individual level, many Valiant student-athletes were honored
in 2009-10 as well. A program-record four Valiants – A.J. Mikkelsen and
Mickey Lang (men’s hockey), Katie Little (women’s hockey) and Dan
Fiorito (baseball) received All-American accolades, while an incredible
six players were named conference Player of the Year. Manhattanville
athletes also earned two conference Rookie of the Year awards and a
school-record 49 All-Conference honors. In the last 10 years, at least 30
former Valiants have gone 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 3.120 Athletic Department GPA for the Spring 2010
semester. All but four Valiant teams recorded a team GPA of 3.000 or
higher for the spring term, while a program-record 105 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 Since 2007
24 All-Americans (20 since 1999)
Over 1,000 Service Hours Per Year
Cumulative Department GPA over 3.200
“To the valiant of heart, nothing is impossible.”
- Jeanne d’Albret
2010-11 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide
Table of Contents
Quick Facts & Contents........................... 1
Athletic Administration............................ 2
Coaching Staff..................................... 3-4
2010-11 Roster/Schedule........................ 5
2010-11 Season Preview......................... 6
Returning Players...............................7-11
Newcomers...........................................12
2009-10 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
Strength & Conditioning/Sports Medicine...24
2010-11 Freedom Opponents.................25
Manhattanville College...........................26
Quick Facts and Contents
On the Cover
Quick Facts
MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE
Left to right: Seniors Lamar Glass,
Peter Mehmel and Jay Ferriere
Media Information
BROADCAST: Most (if not all) Valiant home games and select away games this season
will be broadcast live as either an audio or video stream via GoValiants.TV and WMVL
88.1 FM, with Assistant Director of Sports Information Nick Guerriero calling the action
both live from Kennedy Gymnasium and on location. For more information, a complete
broadcast schedule, or to listen to and/or watch the broadcasts, log on to GoValiants.
com and click on the Live Audio and Live Video tabs on the top of the page, under the
Fan Zone section.
CREDENTIAL REQUESTS: Members of the media wishing to attend Valiant men’s basketball games must contact the Manhattanville Sports Information Office in advance. Seating
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
row prior to the game. Following the contest, a final box score will be made available to
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.
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:
104-60 (6 Seasons)
Office Phone:
(914) 323-7271
Email:
scanlon@govaliants.com
Assistant Coach: Cody Moffett (Manhattanville ’08)
Email:
moffett@govaliants.com
Office Phone:
(914) 323-3141
Assistant Coach:
Ed Powell (South Carolina ’69)
Assistant Coach: Leif Gagliardi (Manhattanville ’00)
TEAM INFORMATION
2009-10 Record: Freedom Record:
Home/Road/Neutral:
Letterwinners Ret./Lost:
Starters Ret./Lost:
Newcomers:
12-13
6-8 (5th place)
7-3/3-9/2-1
11/5
4/1
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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:
sheridan@govaliants.com
FROM NORTH: Take the Taconic State Parkway South to Cross Westchester Expressway
Assistant Sports Info. Director:
Nick Guerriero
(I-287) east to Exit 8E (Westchester Ave.). Take second left onto Anderson Hill Road. Make
Office Phone:
(914) 323-7280
right at first traffic light (Purchase Street) and proceed to campus entrance on right.
Fax:
(914) 323-3180
FROM WEST: Take the Tappen Zee Bridge (I-287) and continue on the Cross Westchester E-Mail:
guerriero@govaliants.com
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.
Launched in November 2009, GoValiants.TV is back for its
first full season in 2010-11 and, as the online home for Manhattanville Athletics video streaming, is 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 features one of the most ambitious and wide-ranging video
broadcasting platforms in Division III and puts Manhattanville on
The 2010-11 Manhattanville College Men’s Basketball Media Guide was designed, writ- par with some of the top Division I programs in the country.
ten and edited by Steve Sheridan, Director of Sports Information. Front cover template
With a GoValiants.TV All-Access pass, subscribers can watch
designed by Jenelle Anthony. Photography courtesy of Gene Boyars and the Manhattanville every broadcasted event for every Manhattanville team for a full
Sports Information Department.
year. The pass also gives the subscriber access to the complete
Anyone with historical information that may be incorrect or that have been omitted from archives section as well as premium content such as full-screen
this guide is encouraged to contact the Manhattanville Department of Sports Information. game view, exclusive interviews and other web-only content.
All information in this guide is current as of November 15, 2010. All game times listed Only want to watch one game? GoValiants.TV also offers a paythroughout the guide are Eastern.
per-game rate as well.
Media Guide Credits
2010-11 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide 1
Manhattanville Athletic Administration
Director of Athletics Keith Levinthal
Eighth Year • Hobart ’95
Keith Levinthal enters his eighth full year as Director of Athletics at Manhattanville College in 2010-11 and continues to
establish the school as a regional and national leader in athletic success and community involvement. Levinthal also serves as
head coach of Manhattanville’s nationally recognized men’s hockey program.
Levinthal has led the Valiant athletic program to unprecedented heights in recent years, as Manhattanville has collected
48 conference championships – 25 regular-season championships and 23 tournament titles – in the last seven seasons alone.
In that span, the program has also produced 25 conference Players of the Year, 15 All-American selections and one National
Player of the Year.
The Valiants put together another very strong overall season in 2009-10, as seven different programs achieved either a
regular-season or conference tournament championship. Sixteen of the 21 Valiant programs reached their conference tournament
during the year, including Freedom Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament appearances by the men’s golf and baseball teams.
Multiple teams ascended to new heights in 2009-10, including the men’s golf team, which won its conference title by an amazing 39 strokes, and the
women’s soccer team, which achieved the first NSCAA national ranking in program history thanks to a program-record 17 wins. On an individual level,
Manhattanville produced a program-record four All-Americans, six conference Players of the Year and four conference Coaches of the Year.
Manhattanville had one of the most successful seasons in program history in 2008-09, posting a cumulative department winning percentage of .548 (184151-6), while successfully integrating new men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track programs that raised the number of varsity sports at Manhattanville
to 21. Three teams – men’s basketball, men’s tennis and baseball – earned Freedom Conference regular-season championships, while the men’s tennis
and women’s lacrosse teams set new program records for wins in a season. The Valiants also produced two All-Americans, four conference Players of the
Year, three conference Coaches of the Year and three conference Rookies of the Year.
In 2007-08, Levinthal guided the Athletics Department as it transitioned from the Skyline Conference to the Freedom Conference and also reintroduced
volleyball and cross country programs to the school. The Valiants saw immediate success in its new conference as two teams clinched Freedom Conference
regular-season championships and three programs won conference tournaments in advancing to the NCAA Tournament. The women’s hockey team advanced
to the program’s third National Championship game, while the women’s soccer team reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.
Levinthal also led the Valiants to a record-breaking year in 2006-07, as six teams won conference championships and a program-record five teams
qualified for the NCAA Tournament. His men’s hockey team spent 13 consecutive weeks as the top-ranked team in the nation and earned its first-ever berth
in the national semifinals, while goaltender Andrew Gallant became the first Manhattanville student-athlete to be named a National Player of the Year. Six
coaches were named as conference Coach of the Year, while two Valiant student-athletes were also named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans.
And, for the first time ever, Valiant teams won more league championships than any other Skyline Conference team.
Levinthal saw immediate athletic success during his first year at the helm, as all 14 of Manhattanville’s athletic programs participated in postseason
play during the 2003-04 year.
But in addition to athletic success, at the heart of every successful program lie sound resources for its lifeblood – its student-athletes. Therefore, Levinthal
has made it a priority to provide the resources needed to create an environment in which Manhattanville student-athletes can achieve at the highest level
academically, socially and athletically.
In 2004, Levinthal received the honor of serving on the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Rules Committee. The NCAA selects 13 members to serve
on the committee and only four from Division III institutions. Levinthal began his term on Sept. 1, 2004 and left his four-year post on at the beginning of
the 2008-09 school year.
A 1995 graduate of Hobart College, Levinthal is committed to developing all aspects of the athletics program. In his tenure at Manhattanville, Levinthal’s
agenda has included:
Student-Athlete Development - Manhattanville continues to be on the cutting edge in the total development of its student-athletes. Valiant studentathletes have exhibited a strong presence and desire to serve the New York area. All varsity teams participate in outreach activities, positively impacting
numerous area youth groups, hospitals, schools and agencies.
Professionalism - Under Levinthal’s guidance, Manhattanville athletics received a much-needed face-lift. With a new website, logo, team colors and
method of business, he has streamlined and energized the department. The result has been increased exposure to Manhattanville student-athletes, improved
performance both on and off the field, and increased support from fans and alumni.
Exposure - Manhattanville Athletics continues to maintain a strong presence on national and regional media outlets. Levinthal has helped increase the
program’s media opportunities as well as displaying the values of the Valiants constantly in the public eye.
Assistant Director of Athletics Julene Fisher
Sixth Year • Marymount ’02
Julene Fisher is in her sixth year as Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator, and her eighth year overall
within the Manhattanville Athletic Department in 2010-11.
As Assistant Athletic Director, Fisher is responsible for assisting the athletic director in an administrative capacity. She handles
the scheduling for all of Manhattanville’s 21 sports and also handles travel accommodations and assignment of the department’s
student workers.
A former Assistant Sports Information Director at Manhattanville, Fisher also assists the Sports Information Department by
serving as a statistician for home baseball games and other home contests.
Fisher began her tenure at Manhattanville as an administrative assistant in the Manhattanville development office before
moving over to the Athletic Department.
Fisher graduated from Marymount College in 2002 as an English/Journalism major. She served as the editor-in-chief of Marymount’s student newspaper,
The Cormont, and also was a four-year letterwinner in both swimming and softball at the school.
In television, she worked in conjunction with ABC News, the Discovery Channel and HBO to produce the hit series, “The Justice Files”, as well as HBO’s
Emmy award winning documentary “In Memoriam: New York City, 9/11”.
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Manhattanville Coaching Staff
Head Coach Pat Scanlon
Seventh Season • Manhattanville ’03
A former Valiant on the basketball court, Pat Scanlon ’03, MS ’09 enters
his seventh season as head men’s basketball coach at Manhattanville in 201011, 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 104-60 (.634) career record in six seasons and
has led the team to four conference championships (three regular-season
and one tournament) in his time in Purchase. He currently sits third all-time
in career wins in program history and his winning percentage easily ranks as
the highest ever at the school, while Scanlon’s time at the helm has coincided
with the winningest six-year stretch in program history.
The Valiants had another successful year both on and off the court in
2009-10, as Angelo Laroche and Trevoy Pointer were named to the All-Freedom Conference team and the
squad boasted a conference-best eight players on the MAC All-Academic team. Also, Laroche and DeVon
Barnett received multiple awards from Manhattanville before graduation: both received Castle Pins, while
Barnett earned the President’s Prize and Laroche earned the Barbara Boggs Sigmund Award.
Scanlon’s Valiant teams have always found success off the court, staying highly involved with community
service projects and improving their GPA in every semester. During the spring 2010 semester, the team had
a cumulative grade point average of 3.18, with 12 players carrying a semester GPA of at least 3.00.
In 2008-09, Scanlon, took a team that graduated three 1,000-point scorers and four starters overall and
led it to a share of the Freedom Conference regular-season 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 2008-09 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.
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.
The Scanlon Stats
Year
Record Conference
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
2009-10
12-13
6-8
Totals
104-60
62-28
Postseason
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
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 200203, 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 a team-leading 15.4 points and 34.1 minutes per game.
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 Cody Moffett
Second Season • Manhattanville ’08
A former great on the court for the Manhattanville men’s basketball team, Cody Moffett
’08 is back for his second season as an assistant coach and his first as the top assistant
alongside his former college head coach, Pat Scanlon, in 2010-11.
Moffett will continue to assist Scanlon in all aspects of the Valiant men’s basketball program,
including game and practice preparation and working with both the team’s perimeter and post
players, while also taking a more active role in fundraising, alumni relations and academic
monitoring this year.
After transferring to the school from Division I Iona College, Moffett led Manhattanville in
scoring and rebounding in each of his last two seasons at the school, finishing his three-year
Valiant career with 1,127 points – making him the 22nd Valiant to cross the 1,000-point plateau and one of only two
players to do so in just three seasons. Moffett finished his time in Purchase by averaging 13.6 points per game, the
10th-highest scoring average in school history, while his 56.3 percent career field-goal percentage ranks fifth all-time
at the school. An excellent all-around player, Moffett also currently sits seventh on the school’s career blocks list as
well with 50.
Moffett had his best season as a senior, when he was named to the All-Freedom Conference first team after leading
Manhattanville with 18.2 points and 6.7 rebounds per contest. He also averaged nearly four assists per game and led
the squad with excellent 57.7 percent shooting from the field that ranked 32nd in the country. Following his senior year, Moffett was named to the D3Hoops.com
All-Middle Atlantic Region second team and also earned a spot on the All-Met second team, the Valiants’ first D3Hoops All-Region representative since 2003-04.
A 2008 graduate of Manhattanville, Moffett is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Education at Manhattanville and resides in Purchase.
Assistant Coach Ed Powell
14th Season • South Carolina ’69
The second longest-tenured coach in Manhattanville history, Ed Powell is back for his
14th season as an assistant coach on the Manhattanville bench and sixth coaching with one
of his former student-athletes, Pat Scanlon, in 2010-11.
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 for the
first time 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 winning seasons dating back to 1998-99 and make the
postseason in 10 of his 13 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
Seventh Season • Manhattanville ’00
A standout on the basketball court for the Valiants during his playing career, Leif Gagliardi
returns for his seventh season as an assistant coach on the Valiant bench with former
teammate Pat Scanlon in 2010-11.
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 their first Skyline
regular-season 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.
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Manhattanville 2010-11 Roster/Schedule
#
Name
Yr.
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Hometown/High School (Previous School)
1
Jay Ferriere
Sr.
G
6-1
190
Melbourne, Australia/Emerald Secondary
2
Taylor Mazzei
Fr.
G
6-0
175
Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay
3
Mark Cannon
Fr.
G
6-2
185
Houston, Texas/Fort Bend Elkins
4
Brian Bertucci
Jr.
F
6-3
200
Gibbsboro, N.J./Solebury Prep
5
Chrys Malone
Fr.
G
5-5
165
Springfield, Mass./HS of Science & Technology
10
Jeff Ventura
Jr.
G
5-9
170
Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cypress Bay
11
Glen Rodriguez
Jr.
F
6-5
200
Ponce, Puerto Rico/Miami (Fla.) LaSalle
15
Felipe Vargas
Jr.
G
6-2
165
Miami, Fla./Miami Christian
21
Peter Mehmel
Sr.
F
6-4
200
Queens, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy
22
Trevoy Pointer
Jr.
G
6-3
185
Dallas, Texas/Skyline
23
Ivan Jovicic
Jr.
F
6-3
200
Belgrade, Serbia/Sports HS Belgrade (Salem International)
24
Lamar Glass
Sr.
G
6-3
180
Dallas, Texas/Skyline
31
Matt Cornwell
Fr.
F
6-6
215
Binghamton, N.Y./Susquehanna Valley
34
Jack Bramswig
Fr.
F
6-5
210
Pleasantville, N.Y./Pleasantville
42
Ivan Maggi
So.
F
6-7
195
Buenos Aires, Argentina/Colegio Nacional Arturo Illia
50
Jack Railton-Woodcock
Jr.
F/C
6-9
225
Melbourne, Australia/Scotch College
55
Craig Augustine
Jr.
F
6-6
210
Citrus, Fla./Citrus
Head Coach: Pat Scanlon (Manhattanville ’03, seventh season)
Assistant Coach: Cody Moffett (Manhattanville ’08, second season)
Assistant Coach: Ed Powell (South Carolina ’69, 14th season)
Assistant Coach: Leif Gagliardi (Manhattanville ’00, seventh season)
2010-11 Schedule
Date
Nov. 15
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
Nov. 23
Nov. 28
Dec. 1
Dec. 4
Dec. 9
Dec. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 2
Jan. 3
Jan. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 29
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Opponent
at Hunter
WHEELOCK #
Consolation Game #
Championship Game #
RAMAPO
WILLIAM PATERSON
DESALES *
at King’s (Pa.) *
BARUCH
vs. Purchase %
at York (N.Y.)
vs. Muhlenberg ^
vs. Moravian/Wentworth ^
5:30
at Wilkes *
FDU-FLORHAM *
at Misericordia *
DELAWARE VALLEY *
at Eastern *
at Wesleyan (Conn.)
KING’S (PA.) *
at DeSales *
WILKES *
at FDU-Florham *
EASTERN *
at Delaware Valley *
MISERICORDIA *
Freedom Conference Semifinals $
Freedom Conference Championship $
Time
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
/ 7:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
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TBA
TBA
* - Freedom Conference Game
# - 2010 Castle Classic (Purchase, N.Y.)
% - at Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)
^ - Moravian Tournament (Bethlehem, Pa.)
$ - Freedom Conference Tournament (campus sites)
Pronunciation Guide
#1: fair-ee-AIR
#22: tra-VOY
#2: ma-ZAY
#23: JOVE-a-CHICH
#4: bur-TOOCH-ee
#34: BRAM-swig
#5: CHRIS
#42: MAJJ-eye
#21: MEM-ull
AC: GAG-lee-ARE-dee
The 34rd Annual Castle Classic
November 19-20, 2010
Kennedy Gymnasium • Purchase, N.Y.
Manhattanville
Head Coach: Pat Scanlon
2009-10 Record: 12-13
Wheelock
Head Coach: John Preziosa
2009-10 Record: 15-9
Western Connecticut State
Head Coach: Bob Campbell
2009-10 Record: 19-7
SUNY Plattsburgh
Head Coach: Tom Curle
2009-10 Record: 21-8
Friday, November 19
Western Connecticut State vs. SUNY Plattsburgh, 6:00 p.m.
Wheelock at Manhattanville, 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 20
Consolation Game, 3:00 p.m.
Championship Game, 5:00 p.m.
Home Games in BOLD and Played at Kennedy Gymnasium
Manhattanville 2010-11 Season Preview
After failing to secure a winning record and
missing the conference tournament for the
first time since 1997 last season, head coach
Pat Scanlon and the Manhattanville men’s
basketball team is back with four returning
starters and a lot of purpose as the Valiants
look for a return to the top of the Freedom
Conference in 2010-11.
Many coaches in the Freedom Conference
appear to feel that last year was simply an
aberration for Scanlon and his squad, as the
Valiants were picked to finish in a three-way tie
for second place in the conference’s preseason
poll. DeSales led the poll with 40 points and
three first-place votes, while Manhattanville
received 38 points and a pair of first-place tallies
to tie for second with Eastern (two first-place
votes) and King’s (one first-place vote). With
the votes so spread out among the top-four
teams, there will certainly be an opportunity
for the Valiants to get back to their customary
perch near the top of the conference standings
this season.
The Valiants return four of their five starters
from last year, but do have one major hole
in trying to replace the production of Angelo
Laroche ’10. As a senior, the forward ranked
second on the team in scoring (13.6 ppg) and
was named to the All-Freedom Conference
second team as a great option both in the
starting lineup and off the bench.
Despite that loss, Manhattanville returns 11
players from last season’s team, including six of
its top-seven scorers from a year ago. Scanlon
also brought in six newcomers this year, all of
whom will look to make an immediate impact.
Together, the team’s 17 players will look to make
memories of the 2009-10 season a thing of the
past in Purchase.
BACKCOURT
The Valiants have eight capable guards on
the roster for this season, led by a talented
upperclass trio in seniors Jay Ferriere and
Lamar Glass and junior Trevoy Pointer.
Pointer was named to the All-Freedom
Conference second team as a sophomore after
Guard Lamar Glass
6
leading the team in scoring and setting new
career highs in most offensive categories. Last
year, the Dallas, Texas, native led the team in
points (14.4 ppg), assists (59) and steals (45)
while also ranking second in rebounding (4.7
rpg) and blocks (seven). With Laroche departed,
Pointer will likely assume an even greater role in
the offensive attack this season.
After battling injuries for much of 2009-10,
Ferriere will look for a healthy and productive
senior season as the point guard. In 18 games
last year, the Aussie had 57 assists and 29 steals
as a dangerous playmaker. The senior will look
for a return to his sophomore year form, when
he ranked 10th on the school’s single-season
list with 134 assists and led the squad with 57
steals.
Also looking to have a great senior season is
Glass, who ranked fourth on the team in scoring
a year ago. As a junior, the Texas native averaged
7.6 points and 4.1 rebounds per game in 28.8
minutes a night. This year, he will be counted
upon to both increase his offensive production
while also continuing his role as one of the
team’s best defensive stoppers on the other
end of the court.
To complement the starting three, juniors
Felipe Vargas and Jeff Ventura both will
look to contribute offensively off the bench and
potentially make their way into the starting
lineup in 2010-11. Vargas netted 6.8 points per
game in just 19 minutes a night last year and
also was the Valiants’ deadliest shooter from long
range, connecting on 44.8 percent (23-for-52)
of his attempts from beyond the arc. Ventura,
meanwhile, was another three-point marksman
for the Valiants as a sophomore, knocking down
22 three-pointers in just 242 minutes of action.
All but five of his buckets last season came from
behind the arc, proving his ability to stretch a
defense and provide a dangerous alternative
around the perimeter.
In addition, Scanlon welcomes a trio
of freshman guards who will look to make
immediate contributions on the outside. Firstyear players Mark Cannon, Chrys Malone and
Taylor Mazzei all come from successful high
school programs and will look to crack the lineup
in their first collegiate seasons in 2010-11.
FRONTCOURT
The Valiant frontcourt has a little less in
terms of experienced depth, as junior Glen
Rodriguez is the only returning starter from a
year ago. However, five other players return from
last year and three newcomers also will populate
the roster in the hopes of replacing the loss of
Laroche and Mike Horgan ’10.
As the only returning starter, Rodriguez will
be expected to increase his offensive output this
year. Last season, he ranked third on the team
by averaging 7.9 points per game and hauled
in a team-leading 5.4 rebounds per contest,
while also swatting aside a team-best 15 shots.
A career 46.1 percent shooter from the field,
Rodriguez has the ability to be a major low-post
presence for the team this season.
Senior Peter Mehmel is back for his final
season after battling injury for much of 2009-10,
and will look to re-establish himself as one of
Guard Jay Ferriere
the team’s best down-low players. In 16 games
last year, Mehmel was easily the team’s most
accurate shooter, hitting 57.4 percent (31-for54) of his attempts from the field, and averaged
4.4 points and 2.3 rebounds per game. After a
dedicated summer, expect Mehmel to come back
with a good senior season for the Valiants.
In addition, four other veterans also will
look to improve upon limited playing time a
year ago. Junior Jack Railton-Woodcock
made 10 appearances a year ago, averaging
more than a point and rebound per game while
adding four blocks and three steals in just 54
minutes. Sophomore Ivan Maggi also made
10 appearances off the bench in 2009-10,
contributing eight points and seven boards
in limited action. Junior Craig Augustine,
meanwhile, had six points and 10 rebounds in
seven games last season, while classmate Brian
Bertucci grabbed a pair of rebounds and had a
couple of steals in six appearances as well.
The Valiants also bring in three newcomers
to fill up the frontcourt, as junior Ivan Jovicic
comes to Manhattanville after two years with
Salem International University and freshmen
Jack Bramswig and Matt Cornwell both join
the team from the high-school ranks.
SCHEDULE
Scanlon has put together another tough
schedule for his team this season, highlighted
by five games against NCAA Tournament teams
from a year ago, including Freedom preseason
favorite and regional semifinalist DeSales.
Manhattanville hopes to return to the
Freedom Conference Tournament, with the
semifinals set for February 23 and the finals
scheduled for February 26 at the home court of
the higher seed.
The highlight of the year will easily come on
Sunday, December 19, when the Valiants take
to the floor at basketball mecca Madison Square
Garden to face off with local rival Purchase
College at 7 p.m. Manhattanville will look to
maintain its unbeaten streak at the World’s
Most Famous Arena after beating SUNY Stony
Brook in 1994.
#1 JAY FERRIERE
Returning Players - Captains
G • 6’1” • 190 lbs • Senior • Melbourne, Australia/Emerald Secondary
2009-10: Named team co-captain once again as a junior … battled injuries to appear
in 18 games and start 14 in his second season with the Valiants … averaged 3.6
points and 2.1 rebounds per game while finishing second on the team with 57
assists … also recorded 29 steals … had six points and a season-high four steals
in the season-opener at Elizabethtown (11/15) … tied his previous career high with
10 points on perfect 4 of 4 shooting at King’s (1/30), then surpassed that with a
career-best 12 points – all from beyond the arc – the next time out versus DeSales
(2/3) … returned to form with a season-high 10 assists in his next contest at Wilkes
(2/6) … recorded five points, four steals and three boards in the home finale against
FDU-Florham (2/18) … named to the MAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
2008-09: Served as team co-captain despite being just a sophomore … led the team 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 both categories … 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)
… hit 2-of-3 from the field and 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 regular-season finale at FDU-Florham (2/21).
2007-08: Did not play at Manhattanville as a freshman.
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Emerald Secondary … served as captain of the State School Boys
team in 2001 … helped the team finish second.
Personal: Born January 7, 1984 … son of Bernard and Jill Ferriere … has one sister, Kimberley … major is
psychology … named to the dean’s list as a sophomore.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/26
730 27.0
18/14
418 23.2
45/40 1148 25.5
FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF Tot 34-108 .315
10-43
.233
15-26
.577 12
64
76
22-66
.394
7-21
.333
5-15
.333
8
30
38
60-174 .345 17-64 .266 20-41 .408 20
94 114
Avg PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS PPG
2.8
73
3 134 107 9
57 93 3.4
2.1
42
1 57 40 2
29 64 3.6
2.5 115 4 191 147 11 86 157 3.5
#24 LAMAR GLASS
G • 6’3” • 180 lbs • Senior • Dallas, Texas/Skyline
2009-10: Started all 24 of his appearances as a junior … ranked fourth on the
team with 7.6 points per game and also hauled in over four rebounds per contest
… finished second on the team with 37 steals … played a season-high 36 minutes
in the season-opener at Elizabethtown (11/18), netting 15 points and adding eight
rebounds and three steals … did one better at Baruch (12/30), hitting 7 of 8 shots
from the field on the way to a 16-point effort … reached double figures in back-toback games, netting 13 points with seven rebounds versus Wilkes (1/9) and then
adding 10 points, five boards, four assists and four steals at FDU-Florham (1/13) …
hauled in a season-high 11 rebounds in a win over Eastern (1/23) … tied his career
high with 17 points on 8-of-10 shooting in a win against Delaware Valley (2/16).
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 5.0 rebounds per game and placed fifth 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 … averaged
10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.5 steals per game to earn MVP honors at the Castle Classic (11/21-22) …
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 … 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
… ranks third among returning players 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% from
the floor in 98 attempts.
High School: A four-year letterwinner for the Raiders … helped the Raiders capture the 2004-05 District Championship and a share of the title in 2006-07 … named
to the All-District team and honored as Defensive Player of the Year in 2006-07 … Honored with the Leadership award, Hustler of the Year, and Defensive Player of
the Year in 2005-06 … was a two-year teammate of Calvin Miles, Jr., currently of the NBA’s Utah Jazz.
Personal: Born April 26, 1989 … son of April Bibles and Lamar Glass, Jr. … has one daughter, Nyla Glass … majoring in management at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
26/0
313 12.0
26/26
773 29.7
24/24
691 28.8
76/50 1777 23.4
FG-FGA
45-98
72-200
64-155
181-453
FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA .459
8-21
.381
19-30
.360
24-86
.279
20-38
.413
17-68
.250
38-56
.400 49-175 .280 77-124
FT% .633
.526
.679
.621
OFF DEF Tot 15
26
41
31
98
129
19
80
99
65 204 269
Avg PF FO A 1.6
39
0
8
5.0
73
2 30
4.1
72
4 30
3.5 184 6 68
2010-11 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide TO BLK STL
29 3
13
31 6
34
39 5
37
99 14 84
PTS PPG
117 4.5
188 7.2
183 7.6
488 6.4
7
Returning Players - Seniors/Juniors
#21 PETER MEHMEL
F • 6’4” • 200 lbs • Senior • Queens, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy
2009-10: Appeared in the first 16 games of the year before missing the last nine
due to injury … averaged 4.4 points and 2.3 rebounds in 13 minutes of action off
the bench … led the team by shooting 57.4 percent (31 for 54) from the field …
had another perfect shooting day at the Castle Classic against John Jay (11/20),
going 5 for 5 from the floor on the way to 10 points … grabbed a season-best five
rebounds versus Heidelberg (11/29) … netted a season-best 11 points on 5-of-7
shooting in a season-high 21 minutes of action against King’s (12/5) … named to
the MAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
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 this year, connecting on 59.4 percent (41-of-69) of his shots from the field
… exploded for a career-high 18 points on perfect 8-of-8 shooting from the field in a win over Medgar Evers
(11/21); also set a new season high with six rebounds … reached double figures again versus Hunter (11/25),
going for 12 on 5-of-6 shooting … netted nine points with six rebounds in a win over Delaware Valley (2/7).
2007-08: Made collegiate debut on November 16, 2007 in Castle Classic against John Jay … appeared in 14
games for Manhattanville, off the bench averaging 7.0 minutes per game … tallied a season-high 10 points
on January 22, 2008 against Wilkes, also snagging a personal best four rebounds … matched season-high
in rebounds on February 16, 2008 at King’s … tallied a 1.3 assist to turnover ratio.
High School: A four-year letterwinner for the Stanners … named an Eastern Invitational All-Star in 2006 …
honored with the Coach’s Award in 2007 … helped lead the team to the City Quarter Finals in 2006 … also
lettered in cross country and track … named to the honor roll.
Personal: Born January 31, 1989 … son of Roger and Mary Mehmel … a history and management double
major.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
14/0
98
7.0
25/0
257 10.3
16/2
208 13.0
55/2
563 10.2
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
31-54
.574
0-3
.000
8-21
.381
80-146 .548
1-13
.077 28-60 .467
OFF DEF Tot 10
7
17
19
37
56
14
22
36
43
66 109
Avg PF FO A 1.2
20
0
4
2.2
37
0 14
2.3
46
2 15
2.0 103 2 33
TO BLK STL PTS PPG
3
1
7
26 1.9
12 3
6
93 3.7
13 5
6
70 4.4
28 9 19 189 3.4
#55 CRAIG AUGUSTINE
F • 6’6” • 210 lbs • Junior • Citrus, Fla./Citrus
2009-10: Made seven appearances off the bench as a sophomore … named the
team’s Most Improved Player … came off the bench to net three points and corral a
game- and career-high seven rebounds in just 10 minutes against John Jay (11/20)
… also hit his only shot of the game the next time out versus Hunter (11/24) … named
to the MAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
2008-09: Took the floor in three games in his first collegiate season … grabbed
two rebounds in his first career appearance, a win over Medgar Evers (11/21) at
the Valiant Classic … hauled in a season-best three boards in four minutes against
Eastern (12/3).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for the Hurricanes … earned All-County team
nominations in 2007-08 … honored as team Most Valuable Player in 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
and Brett, and a sister, Ashley … is a history major with double minors in psychology and political science at
Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
8
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
8
2.7
7/0
30
4.3
10/0
38
3.8
FG-FGA FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF Tot Avg PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS PPG
0-4
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1
5
6
2.0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.0
2-4
.500
0-1
.000
2-5
.400
3
7
10
1.4
5
0
1
4
0
2
6
0.9
2-8
.250
0-1
.000
2-5
.400
4
12
16 1.6
5
0 1
4 0
2
6
0.6
#4 BRIAN BERTUCCI
Returning Players - Juniors
F • 6’3” • 200 lbs • Junior • Gibbsboro, N.J./Solebury Prep
2009-10: Made six appearances off the bench as a sophomore … played a season-best seven minutes in his first game of the year against
John Jay (11/20), recording a steal … went 1-for-2 from the line and also grabbed a rebound in limited action during the season finale at
Misericordia (2/20) … named to the MAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
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 year at Solebury Prep … lettered for five total years in high school
basketball … honored as the “Unsung Hero” at Solebury and helped the team reach the state semifinals … 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 five-year honor roll student.
Personal: Born September 13, 1989 … son of Bob and Tina Bertucci … has four siblings: Kristen, Michael, Joseph and Lauren … major is business management
… has had six relatives participate in NCAA athletics.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
6
2.0
6/0
20
3.3
9/0
26
2.9
1-2
.500
1-1
1.000
0-0
.000
1
2
3
1.0
1
0
1
1
0
1
3
1.0
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1-4
.250
1
1
2
0.3
9
0
1
0
0
2
1
0.2
1-2
.500
1-1
1.000
1-4
.250
2
3
5
0.6 10
0 2
1 0
3
4
0.4
#22 TREVOY POINTER
G • 6’3” • 185 lbs • Junior • Dallas, Texas/Skyline
2009-10: Second Team All-Freedom Conference honoree … the only Valiant to start
all 25 games on the season … led Manhattanville in multiple categories, including
points (14.4) and minutes (32.0) per game, assists (59) and steals (45) … also shot
46.0 percent (144-for-313) from the field and grabbed 4.7 rebounds per contest to
rank second on the team … reached double figures in scoring in 22 of the team’s
25 games, including the first 12 games of the year, and led the Valiants in scoring
a team-best 13 times … went off for a season-high 23 points on 8-of-11 shooting
and added eight rebounds, four steals and three assists in a win over Hood (11/28);
added 11 points the next day against Heidelberg (11/29) on the way to Freedom
Conference Player of the Week honors … had a season-best five steals to go along
with 16 points and nine caroms versus King’s (12/5) … recorded his first collegiate
double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds against #17 Franklin & Marshall (1/3) … hit 8 of 10 shots from
the field for 16 points in a win over Eastern (1/23) … also had 19 points against DeSales (2/3).
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-of117) 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 the Raiders … 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.
Personal: Born May 15, 1990 … son of George, Jr. and Roshandra Pointer … has a brother, Ahmaad … majoring in management with a communications minor.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/4
673 24.9
25/25
799 32.0
52/29 1472 28.3
FG-FGA
116-253
144-313
260-566
11-42
.262 91-117
.460
6-30
.200
65-93
.459 17-72 .236 156-210
FT% .778
.699
.743
OFF DEF Tot 42
42
84
45
73
118
87 115 202
Avg PF FO A TO
3.1
21
0 28 61
4.7
57
0 59 84
3.9 78
0 87 145
BLK STL
5
36
7
45
12 81
PTS
334
359
693
PPG
12.4
14.4
13.3
#50 JACK RAILTON-WOODCOCK
F/C • 6’9” • 225 lbs • Junior • Melbourne, Australia/Scotch College
2009-10: Took the court in 10 games with one start as a sophomore, averaging 1.2 points and 1.1 rebounds in limited action … got his first
career start against King’s (12/5), playing nine minutes and recording a rebound, an assist, a steal and a block … netted a season-high six
points and grabbed three rebounds in nine minutes against Wilkes (2/6).
2008-09: Made three appearances in his first collegiate season … set season highs with eight points and four rebounds in six minutes in
his college debut against Medgar Evers (11/21).
High School: A four-year letterwinner for Scotch College … member of the state team in 2007 … helped team capture national championship
in 2007 … also lettered in volleyball.
Personal: Born February 3, 1990 … son of Karl and Sue Railton-Woodcock … majoring in business with a philosophy minor at
Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
3/0
10
3.3
10/1
54
5.4
13/1
64
4.9
4-6
.667
0-0
.000
0-2
.000
2
3
5
1.7
5
0
0
1
0
0
8
2.7
6-14
.429
0-0
.000
0-2
.000
6
5
11
1.1
11
0
2
5
4
3
12 1.2
10-20 .500
0-0
.000
0-4
.000
8
8
16 1.2 16
0 2
6 4
3 20 1.5
Returning Players - Juniors
#11 GLEN RODRIGUEZ
F • 6’5” • 200 lbs • Junior • Ponce, Puerto Rico/Miami (Fla.) LaSalle
2009-10: Moved his way into the starting lineup as a sophomore, starting 19 of
his 25 appearances … finished third on the team with 7.9 points per game and led
Manhattanville with 5.4 boards per night … also led the team with 15 blocks and
shot 46.6 percent (76-for-163) from the field … netted a career-high 18 points on
7-of-10 shooting and added six rebounds and three steals against Hunter (11/24)
… just missed a double-double with nine points and a career-high 11 caroms at
Franklin & Marshall (1/3) … came close again with 10 points and nine boards
versus Wilkes (1/9) … finally got his double-double at FDU-Florham (1/13), netting
14 points on 6-of-8 shooting with 10 rebounds to go along with three steals, two
assists and two blocks.
2008-09: Took the court in all 27 games off the bench in his first season with the Valiants, earning the team’s
Sixth Man of the Year award … ranked fourth on the team with 7.7 points per game and third with 4.3 rebounds
per contest … led the squad with 24 blocks … 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 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 doubledouble 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 … outside high school, played with the Puerto Rican Junior National team at Centro-Baske
(2006), the Pre-Mundial Games (2008) and the NIKE Global Challenge (2008).
Personal: Born April 26, 1990 … son of Glen Rodriguez and Sonia Vazquez … has two older siblings, Loreni
and Magaly … majoring in management with a history minor at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
27/0
492 18.3
25/19
512 20.5
52/19 1005 19.3
FG-FGA
72-258
76-163
148-321
2-13
.154 62-102
.466
1-16
.063
44-77
.461
3-29
.103 106-179
FT% .608
.571
.592
OFF DEF Tot 42
75
117
49
87
136
91 162 253
Avg PF FO A 4.3
75
1 13
5.4
76
5 27
4.9 151 6 40
TO
39
52
91
BLK STL
24 18
15 23
39 41
PTS PPG
208 7.7
197 7.9
405 7.8
#15 FELIPE VARGAS
G • 6’2” • 165 lbs • Junior • Miami, Fla./Miami Christian
2009-10: Earned the team’s Sixth Man of the Year award … appeared in all 25
games and averaged 6.8 points per game as the first option off the bench … shot
44.8 percent from the field, including an excellent 44.2 percent from beyond the arc
… recorded back-to-back 14-point games at the Carnegie Mellon Tournament against
Hood (11/28) and Heidelberg (11/29), shooting 6 of 9 and adding five rebounds, two
assists and two steals in the win over Hood … hauled in a career-high eight rebounds
at Franklin & Marshall (1/3) … hit 7 of 8 shots from the field, including a perfect 4 of 4
from three-point land, on the way to a career-high 19 points at Delaware Valley (1/20)
… also had 13 points and a season-high three assists at home against Delaware
Valley (2/16) … named to the MAC Winter Academic Honor Roll.
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 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 his
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 team to regional quarterfinals in senior
season … played against current Manhattanville teammate Glen Rodriguez in high school.
Personal: Born May 3, 1990 … son of Nestor Vargas and Monic Mediavilla … has one sister, Maria … majoring
in management with dual minors in music and history at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
10 GP/GS MIN MPG
16/0
72
4.5
25-1
476 19.0
41/1
548 13.4
6-19
.316
1-4
.250
3-5
.600
5
13
18
1.1
5
0
5
8
0
3
16 1.0
60-134 .448
23-52
.442
26-38
.684 21
44
65
2.6
31
1 23 34 3
11 169 6.8
66-153 .431 24-56 .429 29-43 .674 26
57
83 2.0 36
0 28 42 3 14 185 4.5
Returning Players - Juniors/Sophomores
#10 JEFF VENTURA
G • 5’9” • 170 lbs • Junior • Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cypress Bay
2009-10: Appeared in all 25 games off the bench, averaging 3.4 points per game
… set a career high in points in two consecutive contests at the Carnegie Mellon
Tournament, netting 12 (all from beyond the arc) against Hood (11/28) and then
going one better with 13 points the next day versus Heidelberg (11/29).
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 play against
Medgar Evers (11/21).
High School: A three-year letterwinner for the Lightning … recognized as an AllCounty selection … earned an invitation to the North vs. South All-Star game …
helped the team capture the 2006 district championship.
Personal: Born October 31, 1989 … son of Luis and Flor Ventura … has a brother, Luis, and three sisters,
Nicole, Crystal and Destiny … is undecided upon major.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
7/0
16
2.3
25/0
242
9.7
32/0
258 8.1
0-2
.000
0-2
.000
0-1
.000
0
1
1
0.1
1
0
3
2
0
1
0
0.0
27-76
.355
22-59
.373
9-11
.818
2
11
13
0.5
26
0
9 13 0
10 85 3.4
27-78 .346 22-61 .361
9-12
.750
2
12
14 0.4 27
0 12 15 0 11 85 2.7
#42 IVAN MAGGI
F • 6’7” • 195 lbs • Sophomore • Buenos Aires, Argentina/Colegio Nacional Arturo Illia
2009-10: Appeared in 10 games off the bench in his first collegiate season … scored three points and recorded four steals in his first career
game against John Jay (11/20) … also had three points and a season-high three rebounds in a season-best 14 minutes of action at home
against King’s (12/5).
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.
Personal: Born April 15, 1990 … son of Diego Maggi and Gabriela Stofmajer … has two siblings, Nicolas and Lucia … father, Diego,
played for 14 years for the Argentinean National team and played against stars such as Michael Jordan and David Robinson … majoring
in management with a marketing concentration at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
10/0
61
6.1
10/0
61
6.1
3-7
.429
0-0
.000
2-7
.286
3
4
7
0.7
3
0
2
2
2
4
8
0.8
3-7
.429
0-0
.000
2-7
.286
3
4
7
0.7
3
0 2
2 2
4
8
0.8
Returning Players - Newcomers
#23 IVAN JOVICIC
F • 6’3” • 200 lbs • Junior • Belgrade, Serbia/Sports HS Belgrade (Salem International University)
2009-10 (at Salem International): Played the first semester at SIU before transferring to Manhattanville … averaged 8.6 points and 1.9
assists per game in 11 contests as a sophomore … ranked fourth on the team in scoring average … shot 40 percent both from the field and
from beyond the arc … also went 13 for 13 from the free-throw line.
2008-09 (at Salem International): Played in 28 games in his first collegiate season with the Tigers, including eight starts … averaged 8.7
points and 1.7 boards per contest … also recorded 10 blocks and 22 steals.
High School: Attended Sports High School in Belgrade.
Personal: Born July 28, 1985 … son of Aleksandar Jovicic and Sofija Radulovic … has two siblings, Aleksandar and Budimir … is a finance major with a mathematics
minor at Manhattanville.
Career Statistics
YEAR
2008-09
2009-10
TOTAL
GP/GS MIN MPG
28/8
689 24.6
11/5
180 16.4
39/13 869 22.3
FG-FGA
79-214
34-85
113-299
FG% 3FG-3AT 3PT% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF Tot Avg PF FO A .369 45-138 .326
41-58
.707 15
32
47
1.7
65
1 16
.400
14-35
.400
13-13 1.000 6
15
21
1.9
16
0
6
.378 59-173 .341 54-71 .761 21
47
69 1.8 81
1 22
TO BLK STL PTS PPG
67 10 22 244 8.7
30 3
4
95 8.6
97 13 26 339 8.7
#34 JACK BRAMSWIG
F • 6’5” • 210 lbs • Freshman • Pleasantville, N.Y./Pleasantville
High School: A 2010 graduate of Pleasantville High School … a four-year letterwinner on the basketball court and also lettered in football
and baseball for the Panthers … named the school’s Male Athlete of the Year in 2010 … named All-League, All-Section and All-New York
State as a senior … also earned All-League honors as a junior in 2009 … helped his team to a 2010 League championship and runner-up
finishes at the sectional tournament in both 2009 and 2010 … also was an All-State, All-Section and All-League performer on the gridiron
and on the diamond in his senior year as well.
Personal: Born August 17, 1992 … son of Jim and Mary Bramswig … his father, Jim, played basketball at Saint Thomas Aquinas … has
three siblings: Maggie, Michael and Danny … plans to be an education major at Manhattanville.
#3 MARK CANNON
G • 6’2” • 185 lbs • Freshman • Houston, Texas/Fort Bend Elkins
High School: A 2010 graduate of Fort Bend Elkins High School … played four seasons of basketball and two years of football for the
Knights … named a second-team All-District performer as a senior … helped the team to back-to-back Regional semifinal appearances in
2008 and 2009 … on the gridiron, was named the team’s Best Defensive Player in 2008.
Personal: Born October 18, 1990 … son of Sonja Dudley … has five siblings: Shemeka, Michael and Johnny Wilkerson; and Keisha and
Lanice Benjamin … plans to be a management major at Manhattanville.
#31 MATT CORNWELL
F • 6’6” • 215 lbs • Freshman • Binghamton, N.Y./Susquehanna Valley
High School: A 2010 graduate of Susquehanna Valley High School … played four years on the basketball team and also played one year
of soccer for the Sabres … was a two-time All-Division player as a junior and senior, and also received Elite 10 and All-State honors in his
senior season … named the WBNG Student-Athlete of the Week and the Press & Sun-Bulletin Player of the Week in his final year … an
honor roll student all throughout high school.
Personal: Born October 25, 1992 … son of Gary Cornwell and Pamela Harris … has one sibling, Kali … plans to be a psychology major
with a philosophy minor at Manhattanville.
#5 CHRYS MALONE
G • 5’5” • 165 lbs • Freshman • Springfield, Mass./High School of Science & Technology
High School: Attended the High School of Science & Technology … played four years on the basketball court and also ran track for four
years for the Cybercats … a two-time All-Western Mass. honoree on the court, including a first-team nod in 2008-09 … helped the team
to its first Valley League title as a senior and to its first Western Mass. championship game appearance as a junior … on the track, was a
three-time Western Mass. champion in the 100-meter dash and led the team to the Valley League title as a senior.
Personal: Born December 3, 1991 … son of Kandice Boyd … plans to be a business major at Manhattanville.
#2 TAYLOR MAZZEI
G • 6’0” • 175 lbs • Freshman • Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay
High School: A 2010 graduate of Cypress Bay High School … played three seasons on the court for the Lightning, including one year
alongside current Valiant teammate Jeff Ventura … helped the team to a district championship and a berth in the regional quarterfinals in
his senior season.
Personal: Born July 2, 1992 … son of Ed and Gladys Mazzei … has two brothers, Dylan and John … plans to be a biology major with an
Italian minor at Manhattanville.
12 2010-11 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide
2009-10 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
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22 Trevoy Pointer
25/25
799-32.0 144-313 .460
6-30
.200 65-93 .699 45 73 118 4.7 57 0 59 84 7 45 359 14.4
23 Angelo Laroche
25/16
649-26.0 114-242 .471
31-88 .352 82-108 .759 29 62 91 3.6 60 2 32 45 1 19 341 13.6
11 Glen Rodriguez
25/19
512-20.5
76-163 .466
1-16
.063 44-77 .571 49 87 136 5.4 76 5 27 52 15 23 197 7.9
24 Lamar Glass
24/24
691-28.8
64-155 .413
17-68 .250 38-56 .679 19 80 99 4.1 72 4 30 39 5 37 183 7.6
15 Felipe Vargas
25/1
476-19.0
60-134 .448
23-52 .442 26-38 .684 21 44 65 2.6 31 0 23 34 3 11 169 6.8
21 Peter Mehmel
16/2
208-13.0
31-54 .574
0-3
.000 8-21 .381 14 22 36 2.3 46 2 15 13 5 6
70 4.4
01 Jay Ferriere
18/14
418-23.2
26-66 .394
7-21
.333 5-15 .333 8 30 38 2.1 42 1 57 40 2 29 64 3.6
03 DeVon Barnett
24/6
312-13.0
24-75 .320
10-45 .222 25-29 .862 10 20 30 1.3 29 0 29 20 1 13 83 3.5
10 Jeffrey Ventura
25/0
242-9.7
27-76 .355
22-59 .373 9-11 .818 2 11 13 0.5 26 0 9 13 0 10 85 3.4
32 Armani Blackmon
12/0
96-8.0
13-25 .520
0-0
.000
6-9
.667 10 21 31 2.6 15 1 3 8
0 1
32 2.7
34 Mike Horgan
25/16
434-17.4
12-47 .255
0-3
.000 17-28 .607 16 41 57 2.3 66 1 35 23 1 5
41 1.6
02 Chase Hill
8/1
46-5.8
3-10
.300
2-6
.333
2-3
.667 0
7
7 0.9 6 0 1 5
0 1
10 1.3
50 Jack RailtonWoodcock
10/1
54-5.4
6-14
.429
0-0
.000
0-2
.000 6
5 11 1.1 11 0 2 5
4 3
12 1.2
55 Craig Augustine
7/0
30-4.3
2-4
.500
0-1
.000
2-5
.400 3
7 10 1.4 5 0 1 4
0 2
6
0.9
42 Ivan Maggi
10/0
61-6.1
3-7
.429
0-0
.000
2-7
.286 3
4
7 0.7 3 0 2 2
2 4
8
0.8
04 Brian Bertucci
6/0
20-3.3
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1-4
.250 1
1
2 0.3 9 0 1 0
0 2
1
0.2
05 David Garrison
1/0
2-2.0
0-1
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
.000 0
0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0
1 0
0
0.0
TM TEAM................
25
34 35 69 2.8 1 17
0
Total..........
25
605-1386 .437 119-392 .304 332-506.656 270 550 820 32.8 555 16 326404 47 211 1661 66.4
Opponents......
25
542-1216 .446 142-400 .355 447-665.672 232 588 820 32.8 500 - 298442 69 180 1673 66.9
CONFERENCE STATISTICS
|----TOTAL----||----3-PTS----| |----REBOUNDS----|
# Player
GP-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg
23 Angelo Laroche
14/12 391-27.9
70-152 .461
14-50 .280 56-75 .747 16 34 50 3.6
22 Trevoy Pointer
14/14 456-32.6
82-187 .439
4-16
.250 28-40 .700 30 47 77 5.5
11 Glen Rodriguez
14/8
292-20.9
44-87
.506
0-6
.000 19-37 .514 26 52 78 5.6
24 Lamar Glass
13/13 392-30.2
32-87
.368
9-43
.209 19-33 .576 10 43 53 4.1
15 Felipe Vargas
14/1
251-17.9
34-69
.493
13-29 .448 13-19 .684 7 22 29 2.1
21 Peter Mehmel
5/1
63-12.6
11-17
.647
0-1
.000
2-6
.333 2
7
9 1.8
01 Jay Ferriere
12/10 313-26.1
21-49
.429
7-18
.389 4-10 .400 6 17 23 1.9
03 DeVon Barnett
13/2
153-11.8
11-38
.289
6-26
.231 8-12 .667 5 13 18 1.4
10 Jeffrey Ventura
14/0
124-8.9
11-39
.282
9-29
.310
2-3
.667 0
8
8 0.6
32 Armani Blackmon
6/0
41-6.8
4-9
.444
0-0
.000
3-4
.750 5 10 15 2.5
50 Jack RailtonWoodcock
8/1
48-6.0
6-12
.500
0-0
.000
0-2
.000 6
3
9 1.1
34 Mike Horgan
14/7
230-16.4
7-27
.259
0-3
.000
5-8
.625 8 25 33 2.4
02 Chase Hill
4/1
27-6.8
2-7
.286
1-4
.250
0-0
.000 0
7
7 1.8
42 Ivan Maggi
7/0
46-6.6
2-4
.500
0-0
.000
1-3
.333 2
4
6 0.9
55 Craig Augustine
4/0
10-2.5
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1-4
.250 1
1
2 0.5
04 Brian Bertucci
5/0
13-2.6
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
1-2
.500 1
1
2 0.4
TM TEAM................
14
15 25 40 2.9
Total..........
14
337-784 .430 63-225 .280162-258 .628 140 319 459 32.8
Opponents......
14
305-686 .445 79-228 .346234-353 .663 121 349 470 33.6
2009-10 Valiant Results
Date
Nov. 15
Nov. 20
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. 13
Feb. 16
Feb. 18
Feb. 20
Opponent
Result
at Elizabethtown
W 73-63
JOHN JAY #
W 74-49
COAST GUARD #
L 60-73
HUNTER
W 78-68
vs. Hood %
W 84-80
vs. Heidelberg %
L 69-89
at DeSales *
L 42-66
KING’S (PA.) *
L 59-62
at Rhode Island
W 66-53
at Baruch
L 84-89
vs. Brooklyn ^
W 71-65
at Franklin & Marshall ^ L 57-63
at William Paterson
L 46-58
WILKES *
W 73-60
at FDU-Florham *
W 73-63
MISERICORDIA * W 65-63 (OT)
L 62-81
EASTERN *
W 52-35
at King’s (Pa.) *
L 58-77
DESALES *
L 67-76
at Wilkes *
L 78-81 (OT)
at Eastern *
L 60-61
DELAWARE VALLEY * W 77-67
FDU-FLORHAM *
W 78-56
at Misericordia *
L 55-75
# - 2009 Castle Classic (Purchase, N.Y.)
% - Carnegie Mellon Invitational (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
^ - Franklin & Marshall Tournament (Lancaster, Pa.)
PF FO A TO Blk Stl
32 2 17 28 0 11
28 0 34 41 2 26
43 3 21 27 9 13
34 1 18 17 2 17
21 0 12 18 1 3
13 0 4 1
2 1
30 1 51 24 2 18
10 0 13 10 0 5
15 0 4 5
0 3
8 1 0 5
0 0
9 0 2 4
3 3
37 1 22 10 1 2
2 0 0 2
0 0
2 0 2 1
2 0
3 0 0 0
0 0
5 0 1 0
0 1
0
7
292 9 201200 24 103
265 - 184217 33 92
Pts
210
196
107
92
94
24
53
36
33
11
12
19
5
5
1
1
0
899
923
Avg
15.0
14.0
7.6
7.1
6.7
4.8
4.4
2.8
2.4
1.8
1.5
1.4
1.3
0.7
0.3
0.2
64.2
65.9
2009-10 Freedom Conference Final Standings
Team
DeSales
Misericordia
Eastern
King’s (Pa.)
Manhattanville
Delaware Valley
Wilkes
FDU-Florham
CONFERENCE
W L Pct. PF
13 1 .929 71.5
9 5 .643 68.9
9 5 .643 63.9
8 6 .571 68.9
6 8 .429 64.2
5 9 .357 70.6
4 10 .286 64.7
2 12 .143 62.4
PA
60.4
64.5
62.3
67.5
65.9
71.6
71.4
71.6
W
24
16
13
12
12
12
13
4
L
6
12
13
14
13
13
12
21
OVERALL
Pct.
PF
.800 73.0
.571 72.7
.500 65.6
.462 67.2
.480 66.4
.480 74.0
.520 70.6
.160 64.0
PA
62.3
68.6
66.3
67.5
66.9
70.3
68.9
73.8
2010 Freedom Conference Postseason Honors
All-Conference First Team
Darnell Braswell
Martin Soaries
Kevin Conroy
Dom Del Prete
Tom Kresge
DeSales
Eastern
King’s (Pa.)
Misericordia
Wilkes
All-Conference Second Team
Brian Hunter
James Jones
Trevoy Pointer
Ricky Fetske
Angelo Laroche
DeSales
Delaware Valley
Manhattanville
FDU-Florham
Manhattanville
Player of the Year
Darnell Braswell
Rookie of the Year
G
G
G
F
F
Freedom Conference Tournament
Semifinals
#1 DeSales 82, #4 King’s (Pa.) 69
#3 Misericordia 85, #2 Eastern 60
Championship Game
#1 DeSales 69, #3 Misericordia 61
Tournament MVP: Darnell Braswell, DeSales
DeSales
Alex Nelson
Eastern
Scott Coval
DeSales
Coach of the Year
G
G
F
F
F
2009-10 Season in Review
Despite bringing back nearly every important
piece from the previous season, the 2009-10
campaign was an uncharacteristic struggle for
head coach Pat Scanlon and the Manhattanville
men’s basketball team. The Valiants suffered
through their first losing season under Scanlon
and the first overall since 1997-98, a streak of
11 straight seasons, while also missing out on
the conference tournament for the first time
since 1996-97.
Sophomore Trevoy Pointer emerged as
the team’s best scoring option, as the reigning
Freedom Conference Rookie of the Year led the
team with 14.4 points per game and shot 46.0
percent from the field. The guard also led the
team with 45 steals, 59 assists and his 32.0
minutes-per-game average.
It was also a great final season for senior
Angelo Laroche, who set career highs in nearly
offensive category, including ranking second
on the team with 13.6 points per game and
shooting a team-leading 47.1 percent from the
field – including 35.2 percent from beyond the
arc on a team-best 31 three-pointers.
The season starting promisingly enough for
Manhattanville, as the team won four of its first
five contests of the year. In the season-opener
at Elizabethtown, Laroche showed that he would
be a major offensive presence right away by
leading all scorers with 19 points off the bench
in a tough 73-63 win.
That win was followed up by the annual
Castle Classic, where the Valiants advanced to
the title round for the third straight year with
an easy 74-49 victory over John Jay. Twelve
different Valiants recorded at least one bucket
in the runaway win, led by a game-high 15 from
Pointer, while Laroche added 12 and junior Peter
Mehmel had 10 on 5-of-5 shooting.
The team could not keep the momentum
going, however, as the home team dropped a
73-60 decision to Coast Guard in the title game.
Defense was to blame for the loss, as USCGA
shot 57.5 percent from the field on the way to
the win.
Forward
Angelo Laroche
14 Manhattanville bounced back a few days later,
defeating Hunter by a 78-68 score. This time it
was sophomore Glen Rodriguez stepping up
offensively, leading all players with 18 points and
adding six boards and three steals.
The Valiants advanced to the championship
game of the Carnegie Mellon Invitational to
close out November, but the team fell to 0-2 in
title games and settled for second place. In the
84-80 win over Hood, Pointer led four Valiants
in double figures with 23 points and added eight
rebounds, four steals and three assists in a good
overall game. The team could not keep it going
the next day against Heidelberg, however, falling
by an 89-69 score.
Turning to Freedom Conference play for the
first time all season, the Valiants got off to a
rough start with back-to-back losses to DeSales
and King’s (Pa.). In a rematch of last season’s
Freedom Conference championship game versus
the Bulldogs, Manhattanville was limited to 31.8
percent shooting and 14 total field goals in a 6642 loss. Things got no better at home against the
Monarchs, dropping a 62-59 matchup.
After closing out December with a 66-53 win
over Rhode Island College and an 89-84 loss to
Baruch, the Valiants started the New Year at
the Franklin & Marshall Tournament. The good
news was a solid 71-65 win over Brooklyn in the
first round, but the team again came up short
in a championship game, losing by six to the
host Diplomats.
Arguably the team’s worst outing of the year
came next at William Paterson, as the Valiants
fell by a 58-46 score. The 12-point margin was
actually a good result for the Valiants, as the
visitors shot 0-for-15 from the field and scored
just 10 points in the first half.
However, the squad followed up that effort
with its longest winning streak of the season, as
the Valiants won three in a row and four of five
to get back into the Freedom race.
The run started with a 73-60 win at home
over Wilkes, in which the Valiants shot a
scorching 60 percent from the field and scored
51 points in the second half alone on the way to
the comeback win. Moving onto the road at FDUFlorham, the Valiants this time knocked down 14
shots in the first half on the way to a 14-point
halftime edge and an eventual 73-63 win.
The third straight win required some extra
work, as Manhattanville and Misericordia went
into overtime to decide a winner. After missing a
chance to win the game at the end of regulation,
the team did not miss a shot from the field in
OT to pull out the 65-63 win and get to 3-2 in
conference play.
After coming out flat in a 81-62 loss on the
road at Delaware Valley, the Valiants came back
home and had their best defensive outing of the
year in a 52-35 stifling of Eastern. The Eagles
were held to 27.1 percent shooting and posted
the lowest point total of any Valiant opponent
at Kennedy Gym in over 11 years. The 35 points
allowed also were the fourth-fewest allowed in
a game in Manhattanville history.
After starting the Freedom Conference
schedule 4-3, the Valiants proceeded to drop
five of their last seven conference matchups,
Guard
Trevoy Pointer
eliminating the team from the postseason even
before a 20-point loss at Misericordia University
in the 2009-10 season finale.
Once again, a nice stretch of basketball was
followed by a bad one, as the Valiants lost four
games in a row to fall behind in the race for a
playoff berth. The final two games were both
heartbreakers, as the team came up one bucket
short in an 81-79 overtime loss at Wilkes and
then allowed a game-winning free throw in the
waning seconds of regulation in a 61-60 defeat
at Eastern.
W i t h t h e i r b a c k s a g a i n s t t h e wa l l ,
Manhattanville closed out its home schedule with
a pair of conference wins, but it was not enough
as the Valiants were eliminated from playoff
contention before the final game of the year.
Looking to avenge an earlier loss to Delaware
Valley, the Valiants shot 65.4 percent in the
second half to take down the Aggies, 77-67.
Pointer led five Valiants in double figures with
18 points, while junior Lamar Glass recorded
17 on 8-of-10 shooting.
The home team then showed up to play on
Senior Night, posting a 78-56 win over FDUFlorham to close out the home slate. Laroche
had 17 points in his final game on the Kennedy
Gym floor, while classmate Mike Horgan had a
team-high seven boards in his final home game
as a Valiant.
Knowing that the season would be over
no matter what the result, the Valiants had a
tough time in the season finale at Misericordia,
falling by a 75-55 score to the playoff-bound
Cougars.
Despite the tough ending to the season,
there were plenty of bright spots on the year
for Manhattanville, led by Pointer and Laroche.
Both players earned spots on the All-Freedom
Conference second team for the first time in their
respective careers, making the Valiants one of
just two teams (DeSales being the other) to place
more than one person on the All-Conference
squads.
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
PrattL 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
2/4
at Drew
W 72-64
15
2/6
2/9
2/11
2/13
2/15
2/18
2/20
2/23
at Merchant Marine
at Stony Brook
at Hunter
RENSSELAER
TRINITY (CONN.)
at Maritime
at Skidmore
W 100-87 2/19 at Maritime
W 113-100
L 91-109 2/21 MERCHANT MARINE * W 81-51
L 89-98 2/23 STONY BROOK *
W 70-69
W 99-98 at Richard Stockton #
L 61-62
W 96-71 * - Skyline Conference Game
L 88-107 # - ECAC Metro Tournament
W 103-91
L 93-100
1991-92 (16-10)
1989-90 (14-12)
vs. Fredonia State
L 66-68
vs. Southern Vermont
W 78-61
11/18 vs. Castleton State
W 90-62 STATEN ISLAND *
W 73-59
11/19 at Hartwick
L 76-77 at Connecticut College W 64-59
11/21 WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 76-99 vs. Cabrini
W 71-65
11/26 at Connecticut College
L 67-71 at York
W 89-77
11/28 COAST GUARD
W 90-77 WESTERN CONNECTICUT W 69-65
W 82-71 at NJIT *
L 75-102
12/2 at Upsala
L 73-87 at Drew
L 107-113
12/5 at New Paltz
W 79-76 at Hunter *
L 61-62
12/8 vs. Hobart
W 80-75 SALVE REGINA
W 77-60
12/9 at Gallaudet
W 85-65 BUFFALO STATE
L 69-80
1/11 at John Jay
W 84-72 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
W 89-81
1/15 MOUNT ST. MARY
W 92-65 SKIDMORE
W 85-69
1/17 VASSAR
W 98-72 at William Paterson
W 55-53
1/20 CABRINI
W 79-77 VASSAR
W 103-63
1/21 SALISBURY
W 108-103 NJIT *
W 73-72
1/25 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
W 93-87 STONY BROOK *
L 64-69
1/27 at Nazareth
L 80-108 at Merchant Marine *
W 77-58
1/30 at Hartwick
L 67-90 at Hartwick
L 56-59
2/3
DREW
L 76-77 HUNTER *
L 60-73
2/7
at Lehman
W 79-60 at Trinity (Conn.)
W 69-68
2/10 STONY BROOK
L 76-88 MERCHANT MARINE * W 81-65
2/13 at Rensselaer
L 69-86 at Stony Brook *
L 61-74
2/15 HUNTER
L 94-113 at Staten Island *
W 77-75
L 78-93 FDU-MADISON #
L 61-63
2/20 MARITIME
2/24 SKIDMORE
1990-91 (15-12)
11/16 vs. Ursinus
W 104-99
11/17 at Scranton
L 61-80
11/25 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE W 91-71
11/30 vs. Babson
L 59-86
12/1 vs. Swarthmore
W 71-57
12/5 NJIT *
L 77-78
12/8 STATEN ISLAND *
W 87-67
1/10 LEHMAN
W 65-46
1/12 at Staten Island *
W 88-82
1/14 HUNTER *
W 88-81
W 88-86
1/20 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.)
L 68-86
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
L 72-73
1992-93 (8-17)
11/20 vs. Practical Bible
W 92-54
11/21 vs. Binghamton
L 62-82
W 87-81
11/30 at NYU
L 66-84
12/2 NJIT *
L 74-91
12/4 vs. Walsh
L 66-104
12/5 vs. Greensboro
L 51-53
12/8 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE W 66-64
1/21 HUNTER *
W 69-66
1/23 at Skidmore
L 65-75
1/25 WILLIAM PATERSON
L 84-90
L 63-66
L 78-92
2/2
at NJIT *
L 60-67
2/4
at Stony Brook *
W 41-39
2/6
W 65-60
2/11 at Hunter *
L 70-94
L 70-86
2/15 at Mount St. Vincent
W 86-64
2/18 MERCHANT MARINE *
L 69-80
2/20 STONY BROOK *
L 56-81
The Valiant men’s basketball team had the opportunity to take
the court at the World’s Most Famous Arena on February 27,
1994, when Manhattanville defeated Stony Brook University by
a 54-50 score at Madison Square Garden.
16 2/24
2/26
at Mount St. Mary
at Vassar
L 87-100 1/15 at Merchant Marine *
L 53-61
W 78-63 1/21 at Maritime *
W 73-58
1/25 WESLEY
W 72-68
* - Skyline Conference Game
1/26 JOHNSON STATE
W 75-43
1/29 at Mount St. Mary *
L 65-73
1993-94 (6-18)
2/1
STATEN ISLAND
L 62-81
MARITIME *
W 76-50
11/19 at Rochester
L 53-87 2/3
at Stevens
L 75-81
11/20 vs. Fredonia State
L 65-81 2/5
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W 67-60
L 68-72 2/8
2/11 at Mount St. Vincent *
L 65-71
11/29 NYU
L 79-98
L 65-73
12/3 vs. Worcester State
L 62-77 2/15 MERCHANT MARINE *
W 78-72
12/4 vs. Daemen
W 72-70 2/18 NJIT *
W 98-79
12/8 WESTERN CONNECTICUT L 72-82 2/21 at Purchase
W 75-69
1/16 at Maritime
L 63-67 2/26 at Vassar
1/18 MERCHANT MARINE * W 68-59 * - Skyline Conference Game
1/20 at Hunter *
L 54-79
1/22 SKIDMORE
L 67-80
1997-98 (13-14)
1/24 at Merchant Marine *
L 63-81
Head Coach: Brian Curtin
L 71-84 11/21 at Skidmore
W 66-65
1/29 MARITIME
W 74-62 11/22 vs. Salem State
L 55-69
1/30 KEUKA
L 65-78 11/24 at Connecticut College
L 63-89
2/1
at NJIT *
L 64-96 12/1 YESHIVA
W 71-46
2/3
STONY BROOK *
L 70-78 12/5 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
W 62-47
2/5
at Connecticut College
L 75-78 12/8 at Hunter
L 56-72
2/7
MOUNT ST. MARY
W 74-57 12/12 at Mount St. Vincent * W 61-56
2/10 HUNTER *
L 77-81 1/9
vs. MCLA
L 58-72
2/14 MOUNT ST. VINCENT
L 78-80 1/10 vs. Southern Vermont
L 58-61
2/18 NJIT *
L 60-69 1/13 PRATT
W 83-37
2/25 VASSAR
W 101-76 1/15 at Old Westbury *
W 84-71
2/27 vs. Stony Brook
W 54-50 1/17 MERCHANT MARINE *
L 74-83
1/20 MOUNT ST. MARY *
L 78-88
1/24 PURCHASE
W 79-72
1994-95 (4-21)
1/25 ST. JOHN FISHER
L 64-87
1/28 MARITIME *
L 57-58
11/18 vs. Western Maryland
L 82-88 1/31 at Staten Island
W 60-54
11/19 vs. Wesley
L 77-94 2/6
OLD WESTBURY *
W 81-79
L 67-82 2/10 at Mount St. Mary *
L 65-78
11/28 HUNTER *
L 52-75 2/12 at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
W 55-54
11/30 at NYU
L 70-95 2/14 at Merchant Marine *
W 84-65
12/7 at Western Connecticut L 51-82 2/17 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 91-68
12/9 vs. Lehman
L 55-75 2/20 at Maritime *
L 62-72
12/10 vs. St. Joseph’s (Maine) W 74-53 2/22 VASSAR
L 50-52
1/14 MARITIME
W 55-43 2/25 at Mount St. Mary ^
W 64-62
L 69-91 2/26 at Merchant Marine ^
L 65-82
1/21 at Skidmore
L 39-60 3/3
at Montclair State #
L 72-82
L 60-74 * - Skyline Conference Game
L 44-68 ^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
1/28 MEDGAR EVERS
1/29 WESLEY
L 57-63
1998-99 (16-12)
1/31 NJIT *
L 56-99
2/4
L 55-74
2/6
at Mount St. Mary *
L 51-94 11/21 at Ursinus
L 56-67
2/8
at Hunter *
L 62-74 11/22 vs. Stevens
W 70-53
L 79-105 11/24 at Purchase
W 77-49
L 72-91 11/30 at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
W 70-66
L 57-71 12/3 at Yeshiva *
W 69-54
2/17 at NJIT *
L 59-92 12/7 HUNTER
2/20 at Purchase
L 74-77 12/11 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 84-76
at King’s (Pa.)
L 67-78
2/22 at Vassar
W 77-71 1/9
1/10 vs. Maritime *
L 68-74
1/12 at Pratt
W 60-25
1995-96 (10-14)
L 67-84
L 66-69
11/17 at Hartwick
L 45-76 1/20 OLD WESTBURY *
W 91-65
11/18 vs. Westfield State
L 59-82 1/23 JOHN JAY
W 77-58
11/21 at Connecticut College
L 72-74 1/24 CENTENARY (N.J.)
W 58-49
11/27 at Hunter
W 83-80 1/27 at Maritime *
L 52-64
11/29 at Staten Island
L 59-82 1/30 STATEN ISLAND
L 55-65
L 81-98 2/2
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
W 77-71
12/3 vs. Purchase
W 83-58 2/6
at Vassar
W 74-63
W 80-66 2/9
at Mount St. Mary *
L 77-98
12/9 NYUL 73-81
2/11 MARITIME *
W 63-58
12/13 CENTENARY (N.J.) *
L 65-74 2/13 MERCHANT MARINE *
L 62-66
1/6
at St. Mary’s
L 58-72 2/16 at Mount St. Vincent * W 89-69
L 57-59 2/19 at Old Westbury *
W 66-55
1/20 at Brooklyn
W 72-66 2/23 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
W 73-58
W 75-68 2/25 at Mount St. Mary ^
W 79-76
1/27 VILLA JULIE
W 79-76 2/27 at Merchant Marine ^
L 53-64
1/28 SOUTHERN VERMONT
L 53-69 3/3
FDU-MADISON #
L 83-106
1/31 NJIT *
2/5
MOUNT ST. MARY *
L 68-80 ^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
2/10 at Centenary (N.J.) *
2/12 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 66-63
W 72-67
1999-00 (13-12)
2/17 at NJIT *
L 62-85
2/19 PURCHASE
W 89-56 11/19 vs. Centenary (N.J.)
L 58-62
2/21 VASSAR
L 70-77 11/27 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
L 57-65
11/30 at Staten Island
L 48-64
12/2 YESHIVA *
L 67-82
1996-97 (11-14)
12/7 at Wesleyan
L 57-103
12/10 at Mount St. Vincent * W 79-63
11/23 vs. Ramapo
W 70-63 1/5
PURCHASE
W 90-65
11/24 vs. Wheaton
W 66-58 1/8
at Villa Julie
W 83-73
11/26 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE L 72-81 1/9
vs. Chowan
L 55-84
12/2 HUNTER
L 61-63 1/14 MERCHANT MARINE * W 60-59
12/8 at NYU
L 61-97 1/17 at Mount St. Mary *
W 75-70
12/11 at St. Joseph’s (L.I.)
W 76-56 1/19 OLD WESTBURY *
W 67-38
12/14 MOUNT ST. VINCENT * L 57-69 1/22 MEDGAR EVERS
W 71-58
1/4
at Marymount
L 78-90 1/23 BROOKLYN
L 47-50
1/5
vs. Rivier
L 61-64 1/28 MARITIME *
W 62-58
1/8
at NJIT *
L 44-60 1/31 at Old Westbury *
W 90-47
1/10 at William Paterson
L 49-73 2/1
at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
L 42-58
MOUNT ST. VINCENT * W 86-74 2/7
at Maritime *
W 58-55 2/10
MOUNT ST. VINCENT ^ W 86-67 2/15
at Mount St. Mary ^
L 64-71 2/20
at Staten Island #
L 59-87 2/22
2/24
3/2
^ - Skyline Conference Tournament
2/17
2/19
2/24
2/26
3/3
The 2006-07 Valiants defeated Old Westbury at Kennedy Gym
on February 24, 2007 to earn the program’s first-ever Skyline
Conference Championship and reach the NCAA Tournament for
the third time in program history.
2/5
2/8
2/10
2/13
2/15
2/19
2/22
2/24
VASSAR
MOUNT ST. MARY *
at Yeshiva *
MOUNT ST. VINCENT *
at Maritime *
ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) ^
MERCHANT MARINE ^
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
82-70
88-70
48-63
52-72
44-54
64-53
58-52
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
12/2 at Old Westbury *
L 66-75
12/5 at Vassar
L 56-66
12/21 at St. Joseph’s (L.I.) *
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
1/31 ST. JOSEPH’S (L.I.) *
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
2/24 at Merchant Marine ^
L 49-70
2/28 at New Jersey City #
L 67-83
11/16
11/20
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
2001-02 (20-9)
ROWAN
L
at Centenary (N.J.)
W
at Staten Island
W
YESHIVA *
W
OLD WESTBURY *
W
W
at Mount St. Vincent * W
VASSAR
L
L
at Skidmore
L
PURCHASE
W
at Old Westbury *
W
STEVENS *
W
at Mount St. Mary *
W
NEWBURY
W
LASELL
L
MERCHANT MARINE * W
MARITIME *
W
W
at Yeshiva *
L
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W
at Stevens *
L
HUNTER
W
52-56
94-61
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
2/12
2/15
2/19
2/21
2/23
2/27
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
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
78-72
81-62
74-51
61-54
72-73
74-76
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
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
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
W 86-79
L 70-77
2/14 at Stevens *
L 61-66
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
2/23 MOUNT ST. MARY W 89-85
2/25 at Farmingdale State L 79-87
3/1
KEAN #
L 92-99
11/17
11/18
11/21
11/26
11/29
12/2
12/4
12/6
12/19
12/20
1/3
1/6
1/10
1/13
1/18
1/20
1/24
1/27
1/30
2/1
2/3
2/5
MERCHANT MARINE * W 88-69
at Farmingdale State * W 71-61
CENTENARY (N.J.) *
W 112-79
MOUNT ST. MARY ^
W 82-64
FARMINGDALE STATE ^ W 93-76
OLD WESTBURY ^
W 87-68
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
11/15
11/20
11/21
11/24
11/28
11/29
12/2
12/5
12/10
12/30
1/2
1/3
1/6
1/9
1/13
1/16
1/20
1/23
1/30
2/3
2/6
2/13
2/16
2/18
2/20
2009-10 (12-13)
at Elizabethtown
W 73-63
JOHN JAY
W 74-49
COAST GUARD
L 60-73
HUNTER
W 78-68
vs. Hood
W 84-80
vs. Heidelberg
L 69-89
at DeSales *
L 42-66
KING’S (PA.) *
L 59-62
at Rhode Island
W 66-53
at Baruch
L 84-89
vs. Brooklyn
W 71-65
at Franklin & Marshall
L 57-63
at William Paterson
L 46-58
WILKES *
W 73-60
at FDU-Florham *
W 73-63
MISERICORDIA * W 65-63 (OT)
L 62-81
EASTERN *
W 52-35
at King’s (Pa.) *
L 58-77
DESALES *
L 67-76
at Wilkes *
L 78-81 (OT)
at Eastern *
L 60-61
DELAWARE VALLEY *
W 77-67
FDU-FLORHAM *
W 78-56
at Misericordia *
L 55-75
^ - Freedom Conference Tournament
2006-07 (23-6)
KEAN
L 72-73
WASHINGTON (Md.)
W 94-79
at Hunter
W 77-74
VASSAR
W 78-69
YESHIVA *
W 72-64
at Maritime *
W 73-56
at Western Connecticut W 94-73
MOUNT ST. MARY *
W 86-67
vs. Clarke
W 68-61
vs. Scranton
L 66-79
RUTGERS-NEWARK
W 84-79
WILLIAM PATERSON
W 67-66
L 68-70
STEVENS *
W 85-79
at Old Westbury *
L 73-75
FARMINGDALE STATE * W 70-69
at Mount St. Vincent * W 97-54
W 93-62
L 81-84
at Mount St. Mary *
W 92-74
MARITIME *
W 80-55
at Yeshiva *
W 62-56 * - Freedom Conference Game
2010-11 Manhattanville Men’s Basketball Media Guide 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
17
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:
2010-11 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
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Mackle
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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
2006-10
1977-81
2002-06
2008-pres.
2007-08
2008-10
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
1996-00
1989-90, 1991-93
2004-05
2004-07
2008-10
1986-90
2007-pres.
1985-89
1993-94
Mike Gormley
Tom Grogan
Dave Grossbard
Eric Harris
Chase Hill
Robert Hill
Mike Horgan
Brian Hudec
Eddie Huezo
Kyle Hughes
Imperatore
Lee Isom
A.J. Girardi
C.J. Kanelopoulos
Davon Jackson
Paul Jamin
Farid Johnson
Greg Johnson
Tom Jones
Joe Joyce
Adam Kalker
Jovan Kandic
C.J. Kanelopoulos
Bob Kasmire
Brian Kelly
Chris Kelly
Garrett Kennedy
Tom Kirkland
Billy Lahart
Angelo Laroche
Frank LaRuffa
Bob Lasbury
Victor Leardi
Fabrizzio LeRoy
William Lo
Michael Lynch
Dan Mackle
Maggi, Ivan
Mike Maitre
Paul Malecki
Jim Mallardi
Marcellus Miglioranzi
Len Marino
Loren Mayshark
John McAuliffe
Michael McCann
Justin McCarthy
Brian McDonagh
Bryan McEvoy
Kevin McGetrick
Matt McGinley
Michael McGuire
Peter Mehmel
Osei Mevs
Mitchell
Tim Mitchell
Cody Moffett
Kevin Mohr
Anthony Montague
David Montrose
Justin Morris
Kevin Morris
Brendon Murray
Mark Nealon
Gerard Nolan
Sean O’Leary
Ed O’Malley
Kevin O’Rourke
Mike Panella
1990-93
1980-81
1976-77
2002-04
2008-10
1992-93, 1994-95
2005-06, 2007-10
2000-01
2004-08
2000-01
1977-78
1982-85
1984-85
1994-95
2004-05
1985-86, 1987-89
1999-04
1983-87
1983-87
1994-98
2002-03
2003-07
1993-94
1988-92
1997-01
1990-91
2001-02
1976-78
1977-81
2006-10
1989-92, 1993-94
1990-93
2002-03
2007-09
2006-08
1984-85, 1986-88
1987-91
2009-pres.
1976-77
1991-94
1975-77
1994-98
1979-83
2000-02
1991-95
1998-99
1981-85
1990-94
1998-00
1986-90
1993-94
1986-90
2007-pres.
1995-97
1978-79
1991-95
2005-08
2003-04
1985-89
1997-99
2005-07
1981-84
1998-02
1984-85
1983-87
1979-80
1993-96
2003-05
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 men’s and women’s basketball and
women’s 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
home-court 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 throughout the season.
The main gymnasium also includes a new scoreboard, a brand-new scorer’s table, as well as phone
and internet access that allows all Valiant games inside
Kennedy Gym to be broadcast as either an audio or video
stream. New lighting was recently installed in the gym as
well in order to enhance the fan and player experience.
In addition to the main gym, the Kennedy complex
also houses a full-length swimming pool as well as the
department’s strength & conditioning and sports medicine
facilities, which are located on the ground floor of the
building and are fully-staffed year round.
In the Spring of 2009, the men’s basketball program
unveiled new banners in the gym honoring the best
players and teams in program history. One represents
the program’s three NCAA Tournament teams (1978,
1979 and 2007), while two others list the 22 Valiant men
to reach the 1,000-point plateau. Those banners proudly
hang alongside the team’s 2007 Skyline Conference
Championship banner as well as the program’s retired
numbers.
Head coach Pat Scanlon’s men’s basketball office
was also recently moved to the space immediately off of
Kennedy Gymnasium, allowing the coaching staff easy
access to and from the court for all team games and
practices. Almost all of Manhattanville’s full and part-time
athletic staff are housed within the Kennedy walls as well,
with most residing inside the main athletics office on the
main gym level.
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 on their home court since the 199899 season. Arguably the most important and memorable
postseason game at the gym came on February 24, 2007,
when Coach Scanlon and the rest of the Valiant players
cut down the Kennedy nets after defeating Old Westbury,
87-68, in the Skyline Conference Championship game to
celebrate the program’s first-ever conference title and first
NCAA Tournament berth since 1979.
Locker Rooms
Dedicated in October 1957 by the family of eventual United States President John
F. Kennedy, Kennedy Gymnasium is the day-to-day operational home of the Manhattanville Athletic Department 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
& conditioning, sports medicine, locker room and office facilities, as well and a fulllength swimming pool and dance studio.
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 for the full season. Inside the fully-enclosed locker rooms, members of
the coaching staff can address their team before, during and after games, while the
rooms also serve as a perfect congregating spot for teams at any time throughout
the season.
The rest of the locker rooms 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.
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. The gym also plays host
to several camps and local recreational groups during the summer and throughout
the school year.
Strength & Conditioning/Sports Medicine
Strength & Conditioning
Focused on the overall development of the student-athlete, the Manhattanville
Strength & Conditioning staff will maximize the athletic performance of Valiant
student-athletes by using the most effective and efficient training techniques to
compete injury free at the highest level of competition. The aim is to instill a sense
of self-discipline, respect and responsibility to achieve the ultimate goal of a team
championship.
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 the Athletic Department hub, Kennedy Gymnasium. The room includes several
power development stations, glut ham benches, decline abdominal benches and
physioballs and cardiovascular machines that are available for student-athlete use
both in and out of season as well as during the summer.
In 2007, Manhattanville College opened the new Richard A. Berman Student
Center in the center of campus that includes a first-class workout area for the
general student population; as a result, Healthworks is now the exclusive strength
and conditioning home of Valiant student-athletes.
Head Coach Corey Crane
Third Season - Northern Iowa ’97
Corey Crane is in the third season of his second stint as
Manhattanville’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach and also
serves as the school’s Assistant Athletic Director for Academics.
Crane is responsible for managing and providing the design,
implementation, supervision and evaluation of the strength and
conditioning program utilized by the school’s 21 varsity sports.
Crane brings a wealth of strength and conditioning experience
to Manhattanville. He previously spent two years as the Associate
Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at the United States Military Academy at West
Point, working with all of the school’s 17 sports but focusing primarily on the Academy’s
football, men’s lacrosse, hockey and volleyball programs.
Crane also has worked as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Western
Illinois University during the 2005-06 school year and previously spent one year in
Purchase as Manhattanville’s Head Strength and Conditioning Coach before taking an
assistant position at Army for four years.
Sports Medicine
Assistant Coach Jonathan Plato
Second Season - Syracuse ’05
Jonathan Plato is in his second season as an Assistant
Strength and Conditioning Coach at Manhattanville.
Plato comes to Purchase after competing at Big East power
Syracuse University as a member of the football team. Plato
was a three-time scout player of the week and four-time scholarathlete award recipient. He was a member of the 2004 Big East
Championship team that played in the Champs Sports Bowl.
For the previous four years, Plato worked for MTV Networks as
a senior financial analyst managing international business requests in Europe, Asia and
Japan. Plato was also involved with enterprise One system user security and managing
quarterly auditing by Sarbanes Oxley, for enterprise One.
In December 2009, Plato became certified as a Certified Strength and Conditioning
specialist, as well as being named a National Strength and Conditioning Associate.
The Sports Medicine facilities at Manhattanville College are located inside the
hub of Manhattanville Athletics, Kennedy Gymnasium, and are the only place where
Valiant student-athletes from all 21 varsity sports come to receive comprehensive
health care from any of the Athletic Department’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.
The training staff is also privileged to be affiliated with some of the best physicians in the Westchester area, benefitting from a close relationship with Plancher
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and head team physician Dr. Kevin Plancher,
who works out of nearby Greenwich, Conn.
The Manhattanville Sports Medicine staff can be contacted throughout the day
via phone at (914) 323-7276, via fax at (914) 323-7212, or via email at
SportsMedicine@GoValiants.com.
Head Trainer Scott McIver
Seventh Season - Iona ’83
Scott McIver, MS, ATC, is in his
seventh season as the head athletic
trainer at Manhattanville. McIver
previously served as the school’s
head trainer from 2000-02 before
returning to the school before the
2006-07 school year.
After departing Manhattanville
in 2002, McIver was named the
head athletic trainer at Iona Prep
High School, providing coverage for 20 sports and 250
student-athletes. Before his first stint in Purchase, McIver
served as an associate athletic trainer at Pace University
for 12 years from 1989 to 2000, coordinating athletic
training coverage and strength and conditioning for all
Setter sports.
McIver received his master’s degree in Athletic Training
and Exercise Science from Long Island University in
1990 and his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from
Iona College in 1983. A member of the National Athletic
Trainers Association and American Orthotic and Prosthetic
Association, he is also an Emergency Medical Technician
and a licensed massage therapist.
24 Asst. Trainer Khackik “JR” Barkamian
Third Season - MCLA ’01
Khachik “JR” Barkamian,
MSEd, ATC, is in his third season
as Assistant Athletic Trainer at
Manhattanville.
Barkamian came to the Valiants
from Fordham University, where he
provided coverage for the men’s
soccer and men’s basketball teams
and assisted with spring football
workouts.
Prior to his time at Fordham, Barkamian served as
the Head Athletic Trainer and taught in the Physical
Education Department at Sarah Lawrence College.
He also has served as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at
Siena College after doing his Graduate Assistant work
at Niagara University, where he also earned an MSEd in
School Counseling.
Barkamian is an NATABOC Certified Athletic
Trainer and is also accredited as a New York State
Licensed Athletic Trainer. In addition, he holds several
American Red Cross certifications, including Emergency
Response, Professional Rescue and Professional Rescue
Instruction.
Graduate Asst. Trainer Calla Taft
Second Season - Castleton State ’09
Calla Taft is in her second
season as a Graduate Assistant
Athletic Trainer at Manhattanville.
A 2009 graduate of Castleton
State College, Taft worked her
sophomore, junior and senior years
in the Sports Medicine Office. She
assisted with coverage of practice
and games both home and away,
care for and prevention of injuries,
pre and post practice/game treatment, rehabilitation,
documentation, and athletic training room management. In
her three seasons at Castleton, Taft worked with women’s
basketball, men’s lacrosse and softball programs.
Taft is certified by the American Red Cross CPR/AED
for the Professional Rescuer, and American Red Cross
First Aid.
Besides her work in sports medicine, Taft was a fouryear letterwinner in field hockey and played one season
of women’s lacrosse at Castleton State as well.
Freedom Conference Opponents
Delaware Valley College
Jan. 19 in Purchase, N.Y.; Feb. 15 in Doylestown, Pa.
Location: Doylestown, Pa.
Nickname: Aggies
Head Coach: Casey Stitzel (25-26, 2 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 12-13
Freedom Record: 5-9 (6th place)
All-Time Meetings: 5-1
Last Meeting: Feb. 17, 2010 (MVille 77-67 Win)
DeSales University
Dec. 1 in Purchase, N.Y.; Feb. 2 in Center Valley, Pa.
Location: Center Valley, Pa.
Nickname: Bulldogs
Head Coach: Scott Coval (330-162, 18 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 24-6
Freedom Record: 13-1 (1st place)
Last Meeting: Feb. 3, 2010 (DeSales 76-67 Win)
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham
Jan. 12 in Purchase, N.Y.; Feb. 9 in Madison, N.J.
Location: Madison, N.J.
Nickname: Devils
Head Coach: Pete Marion (38-89, 8 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 4-21
Last Meeting: Feb. 18, 2010 (MVille 78-56 Win)
Eastern University
Jan. 22 in St. Davids, Pa.; Feb. 12 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: St. Davids, Pa.
Nickname: Eagles
Head Coach: Matt Nadelhoffer (106-102, 8 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 13-13
Freedom Record: 9-5 (T-2nd place)
Last Meeting: Feb. 13, 2010 (Eastern 61-60 Win)
King’s (Pa.) College
Dec. 4 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Jan. 29 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Nickname: Monarchs
Head Coach: J.P. Andrejko (161-83, 9 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 12-14
Last Meeting: Jan. 30, 2010 (King’s 77-58 Win)
Misericordia University Wilkes University
Jan. 15 in Dallas, Pa.; Feb. 19 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Dallas, Pa.
Nickname: Cougars
Head Coach: Trevor Woodruff (73-85, 6 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 16-12
Freedom Record: 9-5 (T-2nd place)
Last Meeting: Feb. 20, 2010 (Misericordia 75-55 Win)
Jan. 8 in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; Feb. 5 in Purchase, N.Y.
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Nickname: Colonels
Head Coach: Jerry Rickrode (331-142, 18 seasons)
2009-10 Record: 13-12
Last Meeting: Feb. 6, 2010 (Wilkes 81-78 (OT) Win)
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
continuing effort to ensure that “What Happens
tradition of service begun by the Society of the
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
Side as the Academy of the Sacred Heart, a ride from New York City, blending the leisurely the Duchesne Center for Religion and Social
Catholic boarding school for girls, Manhattanville
pace of suburbia with the rich cultural resources of Justice. The center, which coordinates many 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
In 1847, the academy relocated to an area
unique opportunity to take advantage of all that a climate in which all Manhattanville College
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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