2013-2014
MEN’S BASKETBALL
TEAM GUIDE
Information
Table of Contents
Administration2
About Hamilton College
3
Coaching Staff
4
Program Overview
5
Player Profiles
6-7
Roster/Team Photo
8
2012-13 In Review
9
About the NESCAC
10
NESCAC Profiles
11-12
Athletic Facilities/Sports Medicine
13
History
14-16
50 Years of Hamilton Basketball
17-18
Hamilton Men’s Basketball Quick Facts
Location: Clinton, New York
Nickname: Continentals
Colors: Buff and Blue
Enrollment: 1,812
President: Joan Hinde Stewart
Athletic Director: Jon Hind
Equipment Manager: Dennis Murphy
Affiliations: NCAA Division III, NESCAC,
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Head Coach: Adam Stockwell (Le Moyne, 1996)
Record at Hamilton: 27-22, two seasons
Overall Record: 116-118, nine seasons
Assistant Coaches: Buddy Evans, Jeff VanGorder
Student Assistant: Sean Sullivan ‘14, Colin Ainsworth ‘17
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/4
Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2
2012-13 Overall Record/NESCAC Record: 12-12/3-7
Key Returning Players
Name
Matt Dean
Bradley Gifford
Matt Hart
Peter Kazickas
Joseph Lin
Greg Newton
Yr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Pos.
G
F
G
F
G
G
2012-13 Stats
2.1 ppg, 2.0 rpg
6.9 ppg, 5.6 rpg
15.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg
7.6 ppg, 4.2 rpg
4.4 ppg, 1.8 rpg
10.5 ppg, 2.8 rpg
Key Losses
Name
Eric Benvenuti
Ken Click
Hans Schulte
Pos.
F
F
G
2012-13 Stats
6.4 ppg, 2.0 rpg
6.9 ppg, 3.1 rpg
3.1 ppg, 3.4 rpg
Sports Information Director: Jim Taylor
Office Phone: (315) 859-4685
Sports Information FAX: (315) 859-4293
email: [email protected]
Credits
The Hamilton College men’s basketball team guide was
designed and edited by Mike Warwick and Jim Taylor. Cover
Design: Doug Newton.
Photography: Mike Doherty, Michael Okoniewski.
Printing: G.W. Canfield & Son, Utica, N.Y.
Check out Hamilton Athletics on the web at
www.hamilton.edu/athletics
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Hamilton Phone Numbers to Know
Area Code (315) applies to all numbers
Switchboard.................................................... 859-4011
Admissions...........................................1-800-843-2655
Financial Aid.........................................1-800-859-4434
Athletic Department........................................ 859-4114
Athletic Department FAX................................ 859-4117
24-Hour Sports Hotline................................... 859-4949
Head Coach Office......................................... 859-4277
Assistant Coach Office................................... 859-4750
Administration
President Joan Hinde Stewart
Joan Hinde Stewart assumed the
Hamilton presidency on July 1,
2003. She was formerly dean of
the College of Liberal Arts and
professor of French at the University of South Carolina (USC). The
first in her family to earn a college
degree, Stewart also joined the
Hamilton faculty as professor of
French. She is the first female
president in Hamilton’s more-than-190-year history.
Prior to her arrival at USC in 1999, Stewart was at North
Carolina State University as a member of the faculty from
1973 to 1999 and chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures from 1985 to 1997. She also served
as assistant dean for research and graduate programs for
the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. In 1988-89,
Stewart chaired the North Carolina Humanities Council, and
in 1977 she received the university’s Outstanding Teaching
Award.
Before joining the NC State faculty, Stewart taught at
Wellesley College. She received her Ph.D. from Yale Uni-
Jon Hind
Director of Athletics
Jon Hind ‘80 is in his seventh year
as director of athletics at Hamilton
College. Hind graduated from Hamilton with a bachelor’s degree in
mathematics and economics.
Hind previously was associate athletic director for operations
at Butler University. He worked in
Butler athletics since 1991. He was
Butler’s first head men’s lacrosse coach. Hind was named Division I coach of the year by the U.S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association after he guided the Bulldogs to the NCAA tournament in 1998.
Hind left coaching to become an athletic administrator at
Butler in the fall of 1999. He assumed management responsibilities in marketing and promotions in July 2005, while continuing
to oversee the department’s event management, facilities and
budget. Hind was Butler’s interim athletic director from May
through August in 2006.
Hind was head men’s lacrosse coach at the College of
Wooster from 1986 to 1991. He played lacrosse and football at
Hamilton. He was a four-year letter winner and two-time captain
as a defenseman on the lacrosse team, and lettered in football
as a sophomore. Hind earned a master’s degree in athletic
administration from Kent State University. He and his wife Carol
are the parents of two daughters, Kayleigh and Meghan.
versity in 1970, having graduated summa cum laude in 1965
from St. Joseph’s College, a small, private, liberal arts institution in Brooklyn, New York.
Stewart’s scholarship focuses on 18th-century French
literature, especially women writers. She has written several
books and numerous articles, essays and book reviews, and
has been a frequent speaker at professional conferences
both in the United States and abroad. She is the recipient
of fellowships from Yale University, the National Humanities
Center and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and
has been a fellow at the Université Paul Valéry in Montpellier,
France, a visiting scholar at Oxford University in England,
and a fellow at the Liguria Study Center for the Arts and Letters in Genoa, Italy.
Hamilton’s 19th president is married to Philip Stewart, the
Benjamin E. Powell Professor of Romance Studies at Duke
University. He has served as chair of romance studies and of
Duke’s Academic Council, and is the former president of the
American Association of Teachers of French. The Stewarts
have a daughter, who is a graduate of Haverford College and
has a Ph.D. in German at Indiana University in Bloomington,
and a son, who is a graduate of Prescott College in Arizona.
Kerri Fagan
Assoc. Director of Athletics
Kerri Fagan is in her fourth year as
the associate director of athletics at
Hamilton College. Fagan had been
the senior associate comissioner of
the America East Conference since
2008. She directed the overall administration of 20 America East Conference sports and their championships.
Before joining America East, Fagan spent seven years with the NCAA.
She was an associate director of championships from 2002 to
2008, and during that time she administered and managed four
NCAA championships, including Division III field hockey and
Division III women’s ice hockey. She served as a liaison to the
Division III championships committee and was a member of
the Division III governance team. From 2001 to 2002 she was
an assistant director of championships for the NCAA, and she
was responsible for six championships during that one season.
Fagan was the assistant director of athletics/senior woman
administrator at Indiana State University from 1997 to 2001.
She administered all aspects of event/facility management for
15 intercollegiate sports.
Fagan is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women’s Athletics Administrators. She played varsity
field hockey at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst
and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sport management
in 1992. She earned her master’s degree in sport administration from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 1995. She
is from Burrillville, R.I.
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About the College
Located in the foothills of the majestic Adirondack Mountains, the Hamilton campus is set
on a hilltop that overlooks the Oriskany and
Mohawk valleys of Central New York. The surroundings are rural and lush, consisting of rolling
terrain, gentle hills, wooded glens, dairy farms,
fine old houses and tree-lined streets. Yet Hamilton’s location puts it within easy range of New
York, Toronto, Boston and other major northern
metropolitan centers.
The College, chartered in 1812, is coeducational with approximately 1,800 students.
Its strength lies in highly regarded academic
programs administered by a deeply committed
faculty who welcome close collaboration with
students. Fundamental to a Hamilton education
is the faculty’s expectation that each student develops the ability to read, observe and listen with
critical perception, and to think, write and speak
with clarity, understanding and precision.
Hamilton graduates can be found making important contributions in nearly every professional
field, and because of the College’s educational
contributions to their success, alumni remain
enthusiastically loyal to and supportive of the
College.
As reflected in applications for admission,
Hamilton is considered one of the most selective
liberal arts colleges in the country. And, because
of the large number of applications that the College receives each year, the student body is unusually diverse. Students come to Hamilton from
all parts of the United States — indeed, from
all parts of the globe. In such an environment,
students learn to appreciate differences and prepare for life in an increasingly global society.
In evaluating prospective students, the admission committee looks for academic achievement
as well as personal accomplishments outside
the classroom. Thus, both the athlete who excels on the playing field and the musician who
participates in a community ensemble have the
talents the College is seeking.
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Coaching Staff
Adam Stockwell
Head Coach
Adam Stockwell is in his third season
as the head men’s basketball coach
at Hamilton College. Stockwell has
guided the Continentals to a 27-22
overall record and a NESCAC championship quarterfinals appearance in
two seasons. He coached one player
to NESCAC all-conference team
and D3hoops.com all-region team
honors. Two of his student-athletes
have made the NESCAC winter all-
academic team.
Stockwell is the ninth head coach in Hamilton men’s basketball history. He guided SUNY Oswego and Clarkson University to
one NCAA Division III championship appearance apiece in seven
seasons as head coach at those schools.
Stockwell went 37-18 in two seasons at Oswego, including a
24-5 record in 2010-11. The Lakers captured the SUNYAC regular
season title with a 17-1 record, and the 17 wins set a program
mark for conference victories. Oswego went on to make the NCAA
tournament and advanced to the second round with a win against
Wells College.
Stockwell was named the 2011 East District Coach of the Year
by the National Association of Basketball Coaches, Upstate Coach
of the Year by the Basketball Coaches Association of New York and
SUNYAC Coach of the Year. One of his players was named a first
team All-American and the SUNYAC player of the year.
From 2004 to 2009, Stockwell was the head coach at Clarkson. He guided the Golden Knights to three straight postseason
appearances for the first time in program history from 2007 to 2009.
During that time, the team won 40 games.
Stockwell’s 2007-08 team finished 7-7 in the Liberty League
and entered the league’s postseason tournament as the fourth and
Jeff VanGorder
Assistant Coach
Jeff VanGorder is in his third season as an assistant coach for the
Hamilton College men’s basketball
team. VanGorder held a number
of basketball coaching jobs in the
Cortland area in recent years.
VanGorder served as head
coach of the Cortland Basketball
Club AAU team from 2007 to 2011,
and has been the head coach of
the Cortland Basketball Club youth
team since 2006. During 2010-11, he was an assistant coach for
the Cortland High School freshman boys’ team. VanGorder has
coached at several elite camps for boys, including the Hoop Group’s
Pocono Skills Camp.
VanGorder graduated from SUNY Cortland in 2010 with a
degree in sports management. He was responsible for athletic
event game management and statistics while he was a student at
Cortland.
final seed. Clarkson upset the top two seeds to win its first league
championship and earned the first NCAA tournament bid in team
history. Stockwell and his assistants were named the league’s coaching staff of the year.
The Golden Knights were 15-11 and made the league championship semifinals again the following season. The 2006-07 squad
ended up 14-12 and played in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate Region championship.
Stockwell was an assistant coach at Canisius College from 1999
to 2004. He helped that program post a record of 20-11 in 2000-01
and that 20-win season was one of six in team history.
Stockwell coached at Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse
for one season (1997-98). He began his collegiate coaching career
at Penn State-Behrend in 1998-99, when he helped the Lions to a
21-7 record and the ECAC South championship.
Stockwell played college basketball at Division II Le Moyne
College from 1992 to 1996. As a senior, he was a captain for a team
that tied the record for best season in program history at 24-6, won
the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) tournament and
played in the NCAA tournament. Stockwell averaged 21.1 points per
game that season. He made the Northeast Region all-region team,
the NECC all-conference first team and the academic all-district
team. Stockwell was inducted into the Le Moyne College Athletic
Hall of Fame in 2007.
After Le Moyne, Stockwell played professional basketball in
Northern Ireland’s St. Gall’s Basketball Association in 1996-97. He
also coached an under-19 boys’ team in tournaments across the
country.
Stockwell and his father, James, are the only father and son in
the history of New York high school basketball that have scored 2,000
or more career points. The younger Stockwell played for BellevilleHenderson High School and grew up in Ellisburg. James played at
Union Academy of Belleville for former Hamilton head coach Tom
Murphy when that team set a national record with 83 straight wins.
Stockwell graduated with a degree in economics and earned his
master’s in business administration from Canisius in 2002. He and
his wife Emily have a daughter, Katherine (9), and a son, Jameson
(6).
Buddy Evans
Assistant Coach
Stan “Buddy” Evans returned to the
Hamilton College men’s basketball
coaching staff in 2013-14. Evans
was previously an assistant coach
in the program from 1993 to 2004.
Most recently, he was an assistant
coach at Le Moyne College, and has
also served on the men’s basketball
staff at SUNY Institute of Technology.
Evans was the boys’ basketball
coach at Rome Free Academy from
1970 to 1992. His record was 241-198 and his Black Knights
won three Central Oneida League titles and a Section III Class A
championship in 1973-74. In 1986, Evans was Lou Carnesecca’s
assistant coach during the Olympic Sports Festival in Louisiana.
Evans was inducted into the New York State Basketball Hall of
Fame in 2011 and the Greater Utica Sports Hall of Fame in 2013.
He is also a member of the Section III Basketball Hall of Fame and
Rome Sports Hall of Fame. Evans is from Rome, N.Y., and graduated from Syracuse University.
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Program Overview
Matt Hart ‘16 and team captains Greg Newton ‘14, Matt
Dean ‘14 and Peter Kazickas ‘14 lead the Hamilton College men’s basketball program into 2013-14. Eight players
started seven or more games in 2012-13 and four of those
eight return this season. Hart enjoyed a fantastic rookie
year as he ranked sixth in the NESCAC in scoring at 15.3
points per game, third in free throw percentage at 85.1
percent, tied for seventh in three-point field goals made
(2.04/game) and tied for 10th in steals (1.25/game). Newton also averaged in double figures in scoring with 10.5
points per game, and Bradley Gifford ‘15 ranked eighth in
the conference with 4.71 defensive rebounds per game.
Ken Click ‘13 ended his Hamilton career in sixth place on
the team’s all-time list with 103 blocked shots.
The NESCAC is one of the top athletic conferences in
NCAA Division III, and men’s basketball is no exception.
All three NESCAC teams that played in the 2013 NCAA
championship advanced to the quarterfinals and one captured the national title. The NESCAC boasts three NCAA
titles and three runner-up finishes. The conference tournament champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA
championship.
The 2013-14 schedule is highlighted by the Hamilton
Invitational on Nov. 22 and 23. Utica College, Widener
University and D’Youville College round out the tournament field. The Continentals also play in a holiday tournament at Medaille College in late December. NESCAC
home games are as follows: Colby College (Jan. 17),
Bowdoin College (Jan. 18), Middlebury College (Feb. 2),
Tufts University (Feb. 7) and Bates College (Feb. 8). Hamilton plays inside 2,000-seat Margaret Bundy Scott Field
House.
In 2011-12, the Continentals started 8-0 and locked up
a NESCAC championship quarterfinal berth on the regular
season’s final weekend with wins against Tufts and Bates
in Hamilton’s first season in the conference. The Continentals ended up with a 15-10 record and were led by NESCAC all-conference pick Pat Sullivan ‘12, who went on to
play professionally in Ireland.
The 6-foot, 7-inch Sullivan became the 32nd player in
program history to score 1,000 points in a career in February 2011. He ended up ninth on the Continentals’ all-time
list with 1,439 points. Sullivan was a 2011 Division III East
Region All-District first team selection by the National Association of Basketball Coaches and was voted the Liberty
League offensive player of the year. Ephraim McDowell
‘12 was in fourth place on Hamilton’s all-time list with 164
3-point field goals made when he graduated.
From 1995 to 2011, the Continentals dominated the
Liberty League. Hamilton’s league record in 16 seasons
was 155-59, and the Continentals reached the league
tournament championship game eight times in 12 years.
Hamilton captured four tournament titles -- the last was
in 2006 with a 107-72 dismantling of Union College in the
final.
Hamilton appeared in the postseason 35 straight
years from 1975 to 2009. The Continentals have played
in nine NCAA Division III championship tournaments and
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advanced to the third round three times. Hamilton captured
10 Eastern College Athletic Conference Upstate Region
tournament crowns from 1976 to 1992. Hamilton has won
more than 1,000 games since 1899 and passed the milestone in 2007-08 with 17 victories.
More Hamilton men’s basketball players have earned
more All-America awards than any other Division III program as 14 players have received 22 All-America honors.
Tsakani Ngobeni ‘07 was the most recent All-American in
2007, when he was voted to the second team. Two-time
All-American Michael Smith ‘92 holds the Division III record
with 1,628 rebounds in a career. Cedric Oliver ‘79 and
Michael Schantz ‘99 scored more than 2,000 points in their
careers. The Continentals own a 10-9 record in the NCAA
championship, and they are 57-28 all-time in postseason
play for a .671 winning percentage. Hamilton men’s basketball has won 20 or more games in a season 16 times,
including 23 victories in 2005-06. The program record for
wins in a season is 26 in 1990-91, when the Continentals
finished 26-1 and was ranked No. 1 in the final Division III
poll.
Eric Benvenuti ‘13 made the 2012-13 NESCAC Winter
All-Academic Team. Each honoree is a varsity letter winner
with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35. The
student-athlete must have reached sophomore academic
standing to be considered for honors.
Player Profiles
#12 Matt Dean
#11 Greg Newton
Hometown: Franklin, Mass.
Previous School: Franklin High School
Height: 6-3
Position: Guard
Year: Senior
Letters Earned: Three
Hometown: Barrington, R.I.
Previous School: Phillips Exeter
Academy (N.H.)
Height: 6-0
Position: Guard
Year: Senior
Letters Earned: Three
Career Statistics
Yr.
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Totals
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb.
19 116
43-90
6-22
24-32
82
25 127 43-100
11-40
30-37
86
24 50
20-49
3-20
7-12
49
68 293106-239 20-82 61-81 217
Ast.
21
47
21
89
Stl.
22
23
13
58
Career Statistics
Yr.
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Totals
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb.
24 159 63-127
5-23
28-40
74
24 258 100-205
13-36
45-54
71
24 251 97-217
22-52
35-45
66
72 668260-549 40-111 108-139211
#0 Bradley Gifford
Yr.
2011-12
2012-13
Totals
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast.
24 103 37-101
14-46
15-25
77
19
24 165 59-145
13-35
34-53 135
22
4826896-246 27-81 49-87 212 41
Hometown: Amagansett, N.Y.
Previous School: St. Mark’s School (Mass.)
Height: 6-4
Position: Forward
Year: Junior
Letters Earned: Two
Stl.
17
22
39
Career Statistics
Yr.
2011-12
2012-13
Totals
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast.
22 83
28-55
4-10
23-28
57
4
24 183 64-119
15-36
40-52 100
19
4626692-174 19-46 63-80 157 23
#1 Joseph Lin
Hometown: Palo Alto, Calif.
Previous School: Berkshire School (Mass.)
Ht: 5-11
Position: Guard
Year: Junior
Letters Earned: Two
Career Statistics
Yr.
2011-12
2012-13
Totals
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb.
23 73
29-70
8-31
7-15
49
24 106 36-80
10-28
24-32
42
4717965-150 18-59 31-47 91
Career Statistics
Yr.
2012-13
Stl.
19
24
21
64
#5 Peter Kazickas
Hometown: Brooklyn, N.Y.
Previous School: Polytech Prep Country Day School
Height: 6-5
Position: Forward
Year: Junior
Letters Earned: Two
Career Statistics
Ast.
66
89
54
209
Ast. Stl.
60
11
44
12
104 23
Stl.
4
23
27
#13 Matt Magruder
Hometown: New York, N.Y.
Previous School: Fieldston School
Ht: 6-4
Position: Guard
Year: Junior
Letters Earned: Two
Career Statistics
Yr.
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast. Stl.
2011-12
17 32
11-26
6-13
4-8
8
5
2
2012-13
4
0
0-2
0-1
0-0
0
0
0
Totals 2132 11-28 6-14
4-8 8 5 2
#20 Jack Donnelly
#30 Matt Hart
Hometown: Locust, N.J.
Previous School: Rumson-Fair Haven
Regional HS
Ht: 6-0
Position: Guard
Year: Sophomore
Letters Earned: One
Hometown: Orchard Park, N.Y.
Previous School: Canisius HS
Ht: 6-2
Position: Guard
Year: Sophomore
Letters Earned: One
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast. Stl.
15 33
12-30
6-19
3-3
6
3
3
Career Statistics
Yr.
2012-13
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast. Stl.
24 366 127-292
49-133
63-74
97
42
30
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Player Profiles
#33 Ajani Santos
#24 Luis Serota
Hometown: Bronx, N.Y.
Previous School: Fieldston School
Ht: 6-7
Position: Forward
Year: Sophomore
Letters Earned: One
Career Statistics
Career Statistics
Yr.
2012-13
Hometown: Bronx, N.Y.
Previous School: The Heschel School
Ht: 6-5
Position: Forward
Year: Sophomore
Letters Earned: One
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast. BS
18 21
10-22
0-0
1-3
22
4
6
#14 Carlos Fineman
Hometown: Lafayette, Calif.
Previous School: The College
Preparatory School
Ht: 6-7
Position: Forward
Year: Freshman
Yr.
2012-13
GP Pts.FG-FGA3FG-3FGAFT-FTAReb. Ast. Stl.
3
3
1-1
1-1
0-0
0
0
0
#21 Kyle Pitman
Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.
Previous School: Desert Vista HS
Ht: 6-2
Position: Guard
Year: Freshman
#3 Connor Reese
#22 Wes Wilbur
Hometown: Littleton, Colo.
Previous School: Columbine HS
Ht: 5-11
Position: Guard
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Wilton, Conn.
Previous School: Wilton High School
Ht: 6-3
Position: Guard
Year: Freshman
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Roster/Team Photo
Front row (L to R): Kyle Pitman, Wes Wilbur, Bradley Gifford, Luis Serota, Carlos Fineman, Ajani Santos, Peter
Kazickas, Matt Magruder, Matt Dean. Back Row (L to R): Jack Donnelly, Connor Reese, Manager Colin Ainsworth, Assistant Coach Jeff VanGorder, Head Coach Adam Stockwell, Assistant Coach Buddy Evans, Student
Assistant Sean Sullivan, Matt Hart, Greg Newton, Joseph Lin.
No.Name
0 Bradley Gifford
1 Joseph Lin
3 Connor Reese
5 Peter Kazickas
11 Greg Newton
12 Matt Dean
13 Matt Magruder
14 Carlos Fineman
20 Jack Donnelly
21 Kyle Pitman
22 Wes Wilbur
24 Luis Serota
30 Matt Hart
33 Ajani Santos
Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt.
Jr.
F 6-5 205
Jr.
G 5-11 148
Fr. G 5-11 155
Jr.
F 6-4 175
Sr. G 6-0 160
Sr. F 6-3 200
Jr.
F 6-4 200
Fr.
F 6-7 200
So. G 6-0 180
Fr. G 6-2 170
Fr. G 6-3 173
So. F 6-5 195
So. G 6-2 180
So. F 6-7 210
Hometown
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Palo Alto, Calif.
Littleton, Colo.
Amagansett, N.Y.
Barrington, R.I.
Franklin, Mass.
New York, N.Y.
Lafayette, Calif.
Locust, N.J.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Wilton, Conn.
Bronx, N.Y.
Orchard Park, N.Y.
Bronx, N.Y.
Previous School
Polytech Prep Country Day School
Berkshire School (Mass.)
Columbine HS
St. Mark’s School (Mass.)
Phillips Exeter Academy (N.H.)
Franklin HS
Fieldston School
College Preparatory School
Rumson-Fair Haven Regional HS
Desert Vista HS
Wilton HS
Heschel School
Canisius HS
Fieldston School
Head Coach: Adam Stockwell (Le Moyne, 1996), third season
Assistant Coaches: Buddy Evans, Jeff VanGorder
Student Assistant: Sean Sullivan
Captains: Matt Dean, Peter Kazickas, Greg Newton
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2012-13 In Review
NESCAC Standings
NESCAC Overall
Team
WL Pct.
1. Amherst
10 0 1.000
2. Williams
9 1 .900
3. Middlebury
8 2 .800
4. Tufts
7 3 .700
5. Bowdoin
5 5 .500
6. Bates
4 6 .400
Wesleyan
4 6 .400
8. Colby
3 7 .300
Hamilton
3 7 .300
10. Trinity
2 8 .200
11. Conn. College 0 10 .000
2013 NESCAC All-Conference Team
WLPct.
30 2.939
26 5.839
25 4.862
17 9.654
1410.583
10 15.400
12 13.480
7 17.292
12 12.500
9 15.375
15 16.304
First Team
Joey Kizel
Michael Mayer
Nolan Thompson
Aaron Toomey
Willy Workman
Second Team
Scott Anderson
Tufts
Shasha Brown
Wesleyan Mike Callaghan
Wesleyan
Taylor Epley
Williams
Peter Kaasila
Amherst
Middlebury
Williams
Middlebury
Amherst
Amherst
Hamilton Results (12-12 Overall; 3-7 NESCAC)
Date
11/17
11/20
11/24
11/25
11/29
12/1
12/5
12/8
12/11
12/15
12/28
12/30
1/4
1/6
1/11
1/13
1/18
1/20
1/23
1/29
2/1
2/3
2/9
2/12
Opponent
W/L
at Manhattanville
L
at Elmira
W
UNION #
W
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY #
L
KEYSTONE
L
SUNY IT
W
ROCHESTER
L
at Vassar
W
at New Paltz
W
at Morrisville
L
vs. Wartburg ^
W
vs. Ursinus ^
W
at Bowdoin *
L
at Colby *
L
AMHERST *
L
TRINITY *
W
at Middlebury *
L
WILLIAMS *
L
at Cobleskill
W
ONEONTA
W
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE * W
WESLEYAN *
W
at Bates *
L
at Tufts *
L
# Hamilton Thanksgiving Tournament
^ - Land of Magic Classic at Embry-Riddle University
* NESCAC game
10 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
Score
73-64
62-60
73-67
69-58
73-67
69-63
82-60
69-54
82-68
82-68
55-45
85-77
64-51
69-65
79-77
66-48
66-47
67-59
83-69
69-66
60-57
62-57
59-56
74-64
Leading Scorer
Greg Newton (19)
Ken Click (16)
Greg Newton (19)
Bradley Gifford (13)
Matt Hart (15)
Matt Hart (27)
Matt Hart (16)
Matt Hart (23)
Matt Hart (17)
Four players (13)
Ken Click/Bradley Gifford (12)
Matt Hart (22)
Bradley Gifford (12)
Matt Hart (22)
Matt Hart (19)
Matt Hart (13)
Matt Hart (14)
Matt Hart (25)
Matt Hart (16)
Matt Hart (17)
Bradley Gifford (13)
Matt Hart (23)
Peter Kazickas (13)
Ken Click (12)
Leading Rebounder
Bradley Gifford (10)
Matt Dean/Peter Kazickas (5)
Marlone Bascombe/Peter Kazicas (6)
Bradley Gifford (7)
Greg Newton (10)
Bradley Gifford/Peter Kazickas (5)
Bradley Gifford (4)
Ken Click/Peter Kazickas (6)
Bradley Gifford (7)
Bradley Gifford (8)
Ken Click (6)
Matt Hart (8)
Matt Hart (9)
Three players (5)
Matt Dean (7)
Bradley Gifford (6)
Bradley Gifford (7)
Bradley Gifford (12)
Matt Hart (7)
Peter Kazickas (10)
Bradley Gifford (11)
Bradley Gifford (7)
Bradley Gifford (7)
Bradley Gifford (7)
About the NESCAC
Founded in 1971, the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) is a group of eleven highly selective
liberal arts colleges and universities that share a similar philosophy for intercollegiate athletics. The conference was created out of a concern for the direction of intercollegiate athletic programs, and remains committed to keeping a proper
perspective on the role of sport in higher education.
The formation of NESCAC originated with an agreement among Amherst College, Bowdoin College, Wesleyan University and Williams College first drafted in 1955. Along with these four institutions, Bates College, Colby College, Hamilton
College, Middlebury College, Trinity College and Tufts University are sustaining charter members. Connecticut College
joined in 1982, bringing the conference’s membership to its current total of 11 institutions.
NESCAC members believe intercollegiate athletic programs should operate in harmony with the educational mission of
each institution. The conference is committed to establishing common boundaries to keep athletics strong but in proportion to the overall academic mission of the member institutions. In pursuit of this mission, the presidents of each
NESCAC institution control intercollegiate athletic policy. Conference tenets are usually more restrictive than those of
the rest of NCAA Division III with regard to season length, number of contests and post-season competition.
NESCAC institutions also believe athletic teams should be representative of the entire student body. Admissions and
financial policies are consistent with the NCAA Division III policies that prohibit athletic scholarships and award financial
aid solely on the basis of need.
In 1999, the NESCAC formally became a playing conference and now sponsors 26 conference championship sports (13
for men and 13 for women). Member schools offer extensive and broad based intercollegiate as well as club and intramural opportunities for both men and women. With member institutions sponsoring an average of nearly 30 varsity programs, NESCAC provides more than 7,500 opportunities for participation in intercollegiate competition at the Division
III level. During the 2012-13 academic year, 52 teams participated in NCAA team championships. NESCAC studentathletes claimed nine individual national championships and NESCAC teams won seven national team championships.
Conference Championship Sports:
FallWinterSpring
Men’s Cross CountryMen’s BasketballBaseball
Women’s Cross Country
Women’s Basketball
Men’s Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Men’s Ice Hockey
Women’s lacrosse
Football
Women’s Ice Hockey
Men’s Rowing
Men’s Soccer
Men’s Swimming & Diving
Women’s Rowing
Women’s Soccer
Women’s Swimming & Diving
Softball
Women’s VolleyballMen’s SquashMen’s Tennis
Women’s SquashWomen’s Tennis
Men’s Track & Field
Women’s Track & Field
Men’s Golf
11 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
NESCAC Profiles
Amherst College
Bates College
January 10 at Amherst, Mass., 8 p.m.
February 8 at Scott Field House, 4 p.m.
Location: Amherst, Mass.
Enrollment: 1,795
Nickname: Lord Jeffs
Colors: Purple & White
Home Court (Cap.): LeFrak Gymnasium (2,000)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: David Hixon (Amherst, 1975)
Seasons at Amherst (record): 37th (693-252)
Office Phone: (413) 542-2069
2012-13 Record: 30-2
Conference Record: 10-0
Conference Finish: First
Sports Information Contact: Ben Badua (413) 542-2344
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Lewiston, Maine
Enrollment: 1,700
Nickname: Bobcats
Colors: Garnet
Home Court (Cap.): Alumni Gymnasium (750)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Jon Furbush (Bates, 2005)
Seasons at Bates (record): Sixth (62-65)
Office Phone: (207) 786-6343
2012-13 Record: 10-15
Conference Record: 4-6
Conference Finish: T-Sixth
Sports Information Contact: Andy Walter (207) 786-6411
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Bowdoin College
January 18 at Scott Field House, 4 p.m.
Location: Brunswick, Maine
Enrollment: 1,750
Nickname: Polar Bears
Colors: White
Home Court: Morrell Gymnasium (2,000)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Tim Gilbride (Providence, 1974)
Seasons at Bowdoin (record): 29th (395-290)
Office Phone: (207) 725-3352
2012-13 Record: 14-10
Conference Record: 5-5
Conference Finish: Fifth
Sports Information Contact: James Caton (207) 725-3254
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Connecticut College
February 15 at New London, Conn., 4 p.m.
Location: New London, Conn.
Enrollment: 1,900
Nickname: Camels
Colors: Royal Blue & White
Home Court (Cap.): Charles B. Luce Field House (1,000)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Tom Satran (Connecticut College, 1994)
Seasons at Connecticut College (record): 12th (108-155)
Office Phone: (860) 439-2565
2012-13 Record: 7-16
Conference Record: 0-10
Conference Finish: 11th
Sports Information Contact: Will Tomasian (860) 439-2501
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
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Colby College
January 17 at Scott Field House, 8 p.m.
Location: Waterville, Maine
Enrollment: 1,815
Nickname: Mules
Colors: Blue & Gray
Home Court (Cap.): Wadsworth Gymnasium (3,000)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Damien Strahorn (Colby, 2002)
Seasons at Colby: Third (14-34)
Office Phone: (207) 859-4925
2012-13 Record: 7-17
Conference Record: 3-7
Conference Finish: T-Eighth
Sports Information Contact: Bill Sodoma (207) 859-4940
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Middlebury College
February 2 at Scott Field House, 4 p.m.
Location: Middlebury, Vt.
Enrollment: 2,450
Nickname: Panthers
Colors: Blue & White
Home Court (Cap.): Pepin Gym (1,200)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Jeff Brown (Vermont, 1982)
Seasons at Middlebury (record): 17th (257-158)
Office Phone: (802) 443-5269
2012-13 Record: 25-4
Conference Record: 9-1
Conference Finish: T-Second
Sports Information Contact: Brad Nadeau (802) 443-5193
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
NESCAC Profiles
Trinity College
Tufts University
January 11 at Hartford, Conn., 4 p.m.
February 7 at Scott Field House, 8 p.m.
Location: Hartford, Conn.
Enrollment: 2,200
Nickname: Bantams
Colors: Blue & Gold
Home Court (Cap.): Oosting Gym (2,200)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: James Cosgrove (St. Anselm, 1987)
Seasons at Trinity (record): Fourth (33-41)
Office Phone: (860) 297-4165
2012-13 Record: 9-15
Conference Record: 2-8
Conference Finish: 10th
Sports Information Contact: Dave Kingsley (860) 297-2137
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Wesleyan University
February 14 at Middletown, Conn., 8 p.m.
Location: Middletown, Conn.
Enrollment: 2,850
Nickname: Cardinals
Colors: Cardinal & Black
Home Court (Cap.): Silloway Gymnasium (1,200)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Joe Reilly (Trinity, 1991)
Seasons at Wesleyan (record): Sixth (61-63)
Office Phone: (860) 685-2918
2012-13 Record: 12-13
Conference Record: 4-6
Conference Finish: T-Sixth
Sports Information Contact: Brian Katten (860) 685-2887
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Medford, Mass.
Enrollment: 5,200
Nickname: Jumbos
Colors: Brown & Blue
Home Court (Cap.): Cousens Gymnasium (1,000)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Bob Sheldon (St. Lawrence, 1977)
Seasons at Tufts (record): 26th (360-265)
Office Phone: (617) 627-5012
2012-13 Record: 17-9
Conference Record: 6-4
Conference Finish: Fourth
Sports Information Contact: Paul Sweeney (617) 627-3586
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Williams College
January 25 at Williamstown, Mass., 4 p.m.
Location: Williamstown, Mass.
Enrollment: 2,000
Nickname: Ephs
Colors: Purple
Home Court (Cap.): Chandler Gym (1,564)
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Mike Maker (California Baptist, 1988)
Seasons at Williams (record): Sixth (119-27)
Office Phone: (413) 597-2201
2012-13 Record: 26-5
Conference Record: 9-1
Conference Finish: T-Second
Sports Information Contact: Dick Quinn (413) 597-4982
Sports Information E-mail: [email protected]
Records vs. 2013-14 Opponents
Hamilton College All-Time Coaching Records
Coach
M.G. Ziel
Bart Carroll
Don McBride
Max Weber
John Panatier
Ken Patrick
Tom Murphy
Tobin Anderson
Adam Stockwell
Years
1920-21
1922-23
1923-27
1927-48
1948-51
1951-70
1970-2004
2004-2011
2011-
Seasons
1
1
4
17
3
18
34
7
2
Record
4-8
7-7
11-44
82-130
6-38
163-134
602-262
118-63
27-22
Pct.
.333
.500
.200
.387
.137
.549
.697
.652
.600
Opponent
First Game
Last
Result
Alfred State
First meeting
Amherst
1901-02
2012-13
L, 79-77
Bates
1973-74
2012-13 W, 59-56
Bowdoin
1971-72
2012-13
L, 64-51
Brockport
Cobleskill
2012-13
2012-13 W, 83-69
Colby
1988-89
2012-13
L, 69-65
Connecticut College
1992-93
2012-13 W, 60-57
D’Youville
First meeting
Elmira
1979-80
2012-13 W, 62-60
Keuka
1987-88
1996-97 W, 83-76
Keystone
2012-13
2012-13
L, 73-67
Manhattanville
1980-81
2012-13
L, 73-64
Medaille
2005-06
2005-06 W, 92-69
Middlebury
1947-48
2012-13
L, 66-47
Morrisville
2008-09
2012-13
L, 82-66
New Paltz
1986-87
2012-13 W, 82-68
Oneonta
1977-78
2012-13 W, 69-66
Rochester
1900-01
2012-13
L, 82-60
SUNY IT
1984-85
2012-13 W, 69-63
Trinity
1905-06
2012-13 W, 66-48
Tufts
1908-09
2012-13
L, 74-64
Utica
1947-48
2011-12 W, 69-62
Wesleyan
1905-06
2012-13 W, 62-57
Widener
First meeting
Williams
1900-01
2012-13
L, 67-59
W-L
6-13
9 -2
4 -5
2 -2
1 -0
5 -6
4 -5
13 -3
4 -1
0 -1
3 -2
1 -0
21-18
2 -1
2 -1
4 -1
42-69
27 -2
5-16
8 -11
75-27
6 -11
21-40
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Facilities/Sports Medicine
Consistent with the classrooms, laboratories, libraries,
studios and other facilities that support the academic
program, Hamilton College’s athletic facilities are exceptional by nearly any measure. The diversity and quality
of these facilities emphasize the school’s commitment to
the development of both the mind and the body.
The Margaret Bundy Scott Field House, a
55,000-square-foot multipurpose athletic structure,
contains three regulation-size basketball/volleyball courts
and seats 2,200 spectators. The field house has hosted
a number of NCAA Division III men’s basketball tournament games and five Liberty League men’s basketball
championships. The field house houses a six-lane,
200-meter running track and indoor courts for tennis and
racquetball. A state-of-the-art Mondo FX surface was
installed in 2010, and can accommodate practice for outdoor varsity sports during inclement weather. The field
house was dedicated on Nov. 30, 1984, and was named
after the daughter of Harlow Bundy, Class of 1877.
Outdoor facilities on campus include Steuben
Field for football and lacrosse; the natural grass William D. Love Field used for men’s and women’s soccer;
the Walter H. Pritchard Track; the artificial turf Campus Road Athletic Field for field hockey; the Royce Baseball Field; the Ferguson
Intramural Softball Field and the nine-hole Tompkins Golf Course. The Russell Sage Rink, the William M. Bristol, Jr. Pool and the
Little Squash Center are the indoor facilities. The $6.1 million squash facility opened in October 2006 with 10 regulation-size courts,
including two with exhibition gallery seating.
The Charlean and Wayland Blood Fitness and Dance Center opened in October 2006. The center houses a dance studio, room
for aerobic/cardio training, space for resistance and weight-training, a multipurpose exercise room and a three-story climbing wall.
The state-of-the-art facility triples the current space for fitness activities on a campus where approximately 75 percent of the student
body -- and many members of the faculty and staff -- work out regularly.
The Blood Fitness and Dance Center is a 30,000 square-foot facility with 9,600 square feet used for fitness and weightlifting.
Precor cardio equipment is featured in the fitness area. The equipment includes elliptical machines, treadmills and stationary bicycles. The weight training equipment is by Cybex and includes power lift, hammer strength and positrac.
Sports Medicine at Hamilton College
The Hamilton College sports medicine staff provides excellent
medical care for all Continental athletes. The fully-equipped
sports medicine clinic is located in Margaret Bundy Scott Field
House and is convenient to all team locker rooms. The clinic
moved to a 3,400 square-foot, $1 million renovated area in
September 2006. The new clinic is four times larger than the old
space and features a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center.
The program is under the direction of head certified athletic
trainer Scott Siddon. Siddon has been a part of Hamilton’s staff
since 1996. He graduated with a degree from SUNY Cortland in
1992. Siddon went on to earn his master’s from the University of
Oregon in 1994.
Assistant certified athletic trainer Pat Giruzzi joined the
Hamilton staff in 1999. Giruzzi received his degree from Elmira
College in 1998. Pat became a Registered Orthopedic Technologist (ROT) in 2007.
Stephanie Kowell has been a member of the Continentals’
staff since 2011 and has been a certified athletic trainer since
2008. Kowell received her degree in physical education with an
From left to right: Kara McKeag, Scott Siddon, Pat Giruzzi
emphasis in athletic training from SUNY Brockport in 2008, and
and Stephanie Kowell
earned her master’s in education from Old Dominion University in
2010. She most recently worked at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and hails from the Syarcuse area.
Kara McKeag joined Hamilton’s training staff in 2011. McKeag received a degree in athletic training from Springfield College in
2009 and her master’s from East Stroudsburg University. She has athletic training experience at Lehigh University and most recently
served an internship at The Ohio State University.
In addition to the full-time training staff, a dedicated group of student first responders assist in the daily operations of the athletic
training facility. The sports medicine clinic is open from noon to 8 p.m. and other times by appointment on weekdays, and opens according to game and practice schedules on weekends.
14 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
History
Team
Most Wins - One Season
26 (1990-91, 26-1)
Most Points Scored - Single Game
134 (Hamilton 134, St. Lawrence 98, 1992-93)
Most Points Allowed - Single Game
120 (Utica 120, Hamilton 77, 1970-71)
Most Three-Pointers - One Season
214 (1992-93)
Most Three-Pointers Attempted - One Season
609 (1995-96)
Highest Field Goal Percentage - One Season
.539 (1977-78)
Highest Three-Point FG Percentage - One Season
.418 (1991-92)
Highest Free Throw Percentage - One Season
.767 (1976-77)
Individual
Most Points - One Game
52
Cedric Oliver (vs. Cortland, 1978-79)
Most Points - One Season
700
Michael Schantz (1998-99)
683
Cedric Oliver (1978-79)
651
Michael Schantz (1997-98)
616
Joe Finley (2002-03)
609
Cedric Oliver (1977-78)
note: in 1969-70, Michael Grieco averaged a school record 28.9 ppg in only 15 games.
439
431
404
375
1,316 Cedric Oliver (1975-79)
1,199 Kevin Grimmer (1977-81)
1,172 Bob Voss (1966-70)
1,161 Michael Schantz (1995-99)
* NCAA III Record
736
584
542
511
Bill Geitner (1983-87)
Jimmy Driggs (1997-2001)
Fran D’Agata (1991-95)
Bob Kiely (1979-83)
190
179
164
155
Jim McCarthy (1997-2001)
Kevin Thorpe (1994-98)
Ephraim McDowell (2008-12)
Greg Leone (2000-04)
Most Rebounds - One Season
461
Michael Smith (1989-90)
Michael Smith (1991-92)
Michael Smith (1990-91)
Steve Lemmer (1992-93)
Bob Voss (1967-68)
Most Rebounds - Career
*1,628 Michael Smith (1988-92)
Most Assists - One Season
275
Ron Torgalski (1988-89)
Most Assists - Career
820
Ron Torgalski (1985-89)
Most Three-Pointers - One Season
86
Kevin Yanni (2002-03)
Most Three-Pointers - Career
271
Fran D’Agata (1991-95)
1,000-Point Club
Name
Cedric Oliver
Michael Schantz
John Klauberg
Michael Nelson
Michael Smith
John Cavanaugh
Joe Finley
Kevin Grimmer
Pat Sullivan
Joe Mrozienski
Tsakani Ngobeni
Fran D’Agata
Ron Evans
Warren Palmer
Joe Smith
Nick Jones
Charles Robinson
Larry Kollath
Isvaldo Perez
Brian Coombes
Kelvin Carney
Erin McCann
Scott Dorrity
Mark Badger
Tim Nevin
Harlee Wood
Ron Torgalski
John Glezen
Greg Leone
Tim Welchons
Ernie Found
Bob Voss
Points
2,356
2,185
1,997
1.974
1,794
1,782
1,612
1,500
1,439
1,417
1,388
1,359
1,359
1,335
1,333
1,308
1,301
1,297
1,277
1,224
1,224
1,171
1,158
1,147
1,120
1,093
1,086
1,076
1,046
1,030
1,025
1,019
Years
1975-79
1995-99
1974-78
1987-91
1988-92
1983-87
1999-03
1977-81
2008-12
1992-96
2003-07
1991-95
1979-83
1959-63
2000-04
2003-07
1979-83
1981-85
1983-87
1972-76
1986-90
1991-95
1989-93
1971-75
1986-90
2005-09
1985-89
1954-58
2000-04
2002-06
1970-74
1966-70
Most Blocked Shots - Career
265
John Cavanaugh (1983-87)
140
120
117
104
Kevin Grimmer (1977-81)
Joe Smith (2000-04)
Joe Mrozienski (1992-96)
Mike Smith (1988-92)
247
180
165
151
Cedric Oliver (1975-79)
Willie Jackson (1974-78)
Bob Kiely (1979-83)
Bill Geitner (1983-87)
Most Steals - Season
84
Phil Valenti (2005-06)
Most Steals - Career
263
Ron Evans (1979-83)
Highest Field Goal Percentage - One Season
.652
Cedric Oliver (1977-78)
Highest Field Goal Percentage - Career
.621
Cedric Oliver (1975-79)
Highest Three-Point Percentage - One Season
.513
Kyle Smith (1991-92)
Highest Three-Point Percentage - Career
.433
Mike Evans (2002-05)
Highest Free Throw Percentage - One Season
.909
John Klauberg (1975-76)
Highest Free Throw Percentage - Career
.828
John Klauberg (1974-78)
Most Blocked Shots - Season
84
John Cavanaugh (1986-87)
15 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
History
Hamilton in the Postseason
1974-2012 (57-28, .671)
Year
1974-75
ECAC Semifinals
1975-76
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1976-77
ECAC Semifinals
1977-78
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1978-79
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1979-80
ECAC Semifinals
1980-81
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1981-82
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1982-83
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1983-84
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1984-85
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1985-86
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1986-87
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1987-88
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
1988-89
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
1989-90
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1990-91
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1991-92
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
1992-93
ECAC Quarterfinals
ECAC Semifinals
ECAC Final
Result
Union 92, Hamilton 75
Hamilton 87, Utica 80
Hamilton 89, Gannon 80
Potsdam 90, Hamilton 83
Hamilton 83, Utica 81
Albany 101, Hamilton 95
Hamilton 79, Hobart 66
Hamilton 83, Plattsburgh 65
Elmira 66, Hamilton 64
Hamilton 81, Elmira 59
Hamilton 67, Union 52
Hamilton 61, Elmira 50
Hamilton 64, Albany 54
Hamilton 102, Oswego 94
Hamilton 59, Rochester 56
Hamilton 61, Binghamton 58
Hamilton 84, Rochester 74
Hamilton 104, Utica Tech 92
Hamilton 77, Union 56
Fredonia 90, Hamilton 82
Hamilton 84, Oswego 69
Hamilton 66, Fredonia 61
Hamilton 87, Binghamton 85
Hamilton 76, Oswego 73
Hamilton 67, Union 62
Hamilton 65, Albany 62
Hamilton 84, Utica Tech 80
Geneseo 87, Hamilton 84
Hamilton 88, Nazareth 58
Geneseo 85, Hamillton 81
Hamilton 93, RIT 75
Hamilton 81, Ithaca 73
Hamilton 72, Hartwick 69
Hamilton 79, Utica 48
Hamilton 103, Ithaca 83
Potsdam 85, Hamilton 80
Hamilton 71, Utica 55
Hamilton 106, Rensselaer 93
Hamilton 97, Fredonia 78
Hamilton 105, Plattsburgh 98
Hamilton 108, Elmira 94
RIT 105, Hamilton 95
16 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
1993-94
ECAC Quarterfinals
Hamilton 88, Union 67
ECAC Semifinals
Binghamton 81, Hamilton 78
1994-95
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 83, Plattsburgh 74
NCAA Second Round
Hamilton 79, Buffalo State 64
NCAA Third Round
NJIT 96, Hamilton 86
1995-96
NCAA First Round
St. Lawrence 85, Hamilton 78
1996-97
NCAA First Round
Buffalo State 70, Hamilton 66
1997-98
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 102, Geneseo 68
NCAA Second Round
Hamilton 87, St. John Fisher 72
NCAA Third Round
Williams 90, Hamilton 69
1998-99
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 66, Rochester 58
NCAA Second Round
Hamilton 72, St. John Fisher 70
NCAA Third Round
Trinity 89, Hamilton 73
1999-00
UCAA Semifinals
Hamilton 88, Union 84
UCAA Final
Hamilton 67, Rensselaer 56
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 85, Endicott 68
NCAA Second Round
Cortland 60, Hamilton 55
2000-01
UCAA Quarterfinals
Hamilton 72, Skidmore 49
UCAA Semifinals
Hobart 72, Hamilton 70
ECAC First Round
Fredonia 71, Hamilton 69
2001-02
UCAA Semifinals
Union 80, Hamilton 66
2002-03
UCAA Semifinals
Hamilton 83, Rensselaer 74
UCAA Final
Hamilton 74, Union 70
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 93, Colby-Swayer 68
NCAA Second Round
Hamilton 72, St. John Fisher 68
NCAA Third Round
Williams 76, Hamilton 65
2003-04
UCAA Semifinals
Hamilton 79, Clarkson 68
UCAA Final
Hamilton 104, Rensselaer 93
NCAA First Round
St. John Fisher 90, Hamilton 83
2004-05
Liberty League Semifinals Hamilton 76, Skidmore 75
Liberty League Final
Union 88, Hamilton 84
2005-06
Liberty League Semifinals Hamilton 75, Rensselaer 63
Liberty League Final
Hamilton 107, Union 72
NCAA First Round
Hamilton 66, Plattsburgh 65 (OT)
NCAA Second Round
Amherst 83, Hamilton 59
2006-07
Liberty League Semifinals Hamilton 74, Union 62
Liberty League Final
St. Lawrence 65, Hamilton 64
2007-08
Liberty League Semifinals Hamilton 58, Vassar 57
Liberty League Final
Clarkson 58, Hamilton 53
2008-09
Liberty League Semifinals Rensselaer 64, Hamilton 55
2010-11
Liberty League Semifinals Hamilton 62, Hobart 60
Liberty League Final
Skidmore 68, Hamilton 52
2011-12
NESCAC Quarterfinals
Amherst 86, Hamilton 66
History
Year
1899-1900
1900-01
1901-02
1902-03
1903-04
1904-05
1905-06
1906-07
1907-08
1908-09
1909-18
1918-19
1919-20
1920-21
1921-22
1922-23
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1940-41
1941-42
1942-43
1943-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
Record
4-2
2-6
2-8
3-7
8-4
No team
7-7
7-8
5-7
4-5
No team
1-5
1-5
4-8
4-8
7-7
4-10
3-11
2-13
4-10
5-9
4-8
6-7
4-8
3-9
7-6
6-6
No team
6-6
6-7
7-6
2-10
3-9
4-9
6-8
6-4
No team
4-8
6-9
4-11
2-13
0-14
5-8
4-11
7-8
8-7
10-5
7-8
8-10
4-12
9-6
12-3
6-11
10-5
9-6
8-7
11-4
11-5
11-8
15-3
8-7
1-15
Hamilton All-Americans
Name
Cedric Oliver
John Klauberg
Kevin Grimmer
Charles Robinson
Ron Evans
Larry Kollath
John Cavanaugh
Michael Nelson
Michael Smith
Steve Lemmer
Michael Schantz
Joe Finley
Joe Smith
Tsakani Ngobeni
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Years
1977, 1978, 1979
1978
1981
1982
1983
1984, 1985
1986, 1987
1989, 1990, 1991
1991, 1992
1993
1998, 1999
2003
2004
2007
4-16
5-14
6-17
12-10
22-4
21-5
23-3
23-3
15-10
21-5
22-4
23-3
19-7
19-8
20-7
23-4
17-9
21-5
19-8
26-1
22-5
22-5
17-9
21-6
16-9
15-10
17-10
16-11
19-8
18-9
16-9
23-6
19-8
15-11
23-5
19-7
17-9
18-7
10-14
16-10
15-10
12-12
1990-91 Continentals: 26-1
Ranked First In Division III
ECAC Regional Finalists
FINAL 1991 NCAA DIVISION III POLL
(Released on February 26, 1991)
1. Hamilton College 2. Salem State (Mass.)
3. Hope (Mich.)
4. UC-San Diego
5. Randolph-Macon (Va.)
6. Wisconsin-Platteville
7. Otterbein (Ohio)
8. Wittenberg (Ohio)
9. Franklin and Marshall (Pa.)
10. Calvin (Mich.)
11. Wooster (Ohio)
12. Illinois Benedictine
13. Christopher Newport (Va.)
14. Kean (N.J.)
24-0
25-1
24-1
22-3
25-2
23-3
26-2
26-2
24-2
22-3
25-3
21-5
23-4
22-5
15. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Calif.) 22-4
16. Stony Brook (N.Y.)
17. Ramapo (N.J.)
18. Wartburg (Iowa)
19. Colby (Maine)
T-20. Emory and Henry (Va.)
Geneseo (N.Y.)
Scranton (Pa.)
22-3
21-6
22-4
19-4
24-4
22-4
22-5
17 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
50 Years of Hamilton Basketball
1962-63
Armstrong, Sam
Elliott, J.
Fredenburg, J.
Grubin, D.
Lindley, P.
Miller, Don
Palmer, Ken
Palmer, Warren
Sweeney, Don
1963-64
Adams, R.
Elliott, J.
Grubin, D.
Hilfinger, M.
Lundberg, B.
Owen, J.
Sweeney, D.
1964-65
Adams, R.
Ernstrom, J.
Hilfinger, M.
Lundberg, W.
Owen, J.
Root, C.D.
Schulze, R.
1965-66
Adams, R.
Berger, R.
Ernstrom, W.
Hilfinger, M.
Hunnicut, W
Lundberg, B.
Owens, J.
Root, Don
Vaughan, J.
1966-67
Barton, W.
Berger, R.
Brooks, J.
Ernstrom, W.
McCuen, B.
Olney, L.
Root, Don
Schild, P.
Schulze, R.
Vaughan, J.
Voss, R.
1967-68
Bankert, R.
Barton, W.
Brooks, J.
Daub, W.
McCuen, B.
Voss, R.
1968-69
Barton, W.
Berger, R.
Grieco, Michael
McCuen, B.
Pisanelli, J.
Sherman, W.M.
Voss, R.
1969-70
Brotzman, Mark
Glover, Richard
Grieco, Michael
Linett, Stephen
Nelson, Richard
Pisanelli, Gerard
Withiam, Jack
Voss, Robert
1970-71
Found, Ernest
Kitchen, Ernest
Rothbard, Jonathan
Scott, Michael
Williamson, Don
Roecklein, John
Roth, Ron
Rubenstein, Ira
Withiam, Jack
1971-72
Adams, John
Badger, Mark
Fallon, Craig
Found, Ernest
Garcia, Pedro
Hutton
Ogden
Roeckline
Roth, Ron
Rubenstein, Ira
Wright
1972-73
Adams, John
Badger, Mark
Daly, Dan
Fallon, Craig
Found, Ernie
Garcia, Pedro
Guy, Marty
Kasdorf, Mark
Marshall, Dave
Wright, Doug
1973-74
Badger, Mark
Coombes, Brian
Found, Ernie
Garcia, Pedro
Guy, Marty
Johnson
Kasdorf, Mark
Masterson
Reynolds
Wright, Doug
1974-75
Badger, Mark
Coombes, Brian
Garcia, Pedro
Guy, Marty
Jackson, Willie
Kasdorf, Mark
Klauberg, John
Masterson
Mucitelli
Rybarczyk, Mark
Smith, Steve
Tarbell, Bill
1975-76
Coombes, Brian
Curran, Mark
Guy, Marty
Jackson, Willie
Kasdorf, Mark
Klauberg, John
Oliver, Cedric
O’Neill, Gerry
Rybarczyk, Mark
Smith, Kevin
Tarbell, Bill
1976-77
Coombes, Brian
Curran, Mark
Jackson, Willie
Klauberg, John
Malaby, Bob
McGee, John
Oliver, Cedric
O’Neill, Gerry
Osborne, Kevin
Rybarczyk, Mark
Smith, Kevin
Southworth, Bill
Tarbell, Bill
1977-78
Burkhard, Mike
Grimmer, Kevin
Jackson, Shy
Jackson, Willie
Johnson, Bob
Klauberg, John
McGee, John
Oliver, Cedric
O’Neill, Gerry
Osborne, Kevin
Southworth, Bill
Weir, Bruce
Whelan, Keith
1978-79
Burkhard, Mike
Garcia, Frank
Griffin, Mark
Grimmer, Kevin
Hale, Tim
Hunter, Nat
18 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
Jackson, Shy
Johnson, Bob
Magee, John
Masci, Pete
Oliver, Cedric
Southworth, Billy
Weir, Bruce
Whelan, Keith
1979-80
Ackerman, Bill
Burkhard, Mike
Bornham, Mark
Evans, Ron
Garcia, Frank
Griffin, Mark
Grimmer, Kevin
Hale, Tim
Harvey, Rich
Hunter, Nat
Kiely, Bob
Masci, Pete
Robinson, Charles
Ward, Pat
Weir, Bruce
Whelan, Keith
1980-81
Ackerman, Bill
Burnham, Mark
Coen, Bill
Evans, Ron
Garcia, Frank
Grimmer, Kevin
Hale, Tim
Hunter, Nat
Kiely, Bob
Kiffel, John
Reynolds, Steve
Robinson, Charles
Ward, Pat
Weir, Bruce
1981-82
Ackerman, Bill
Burnham, Mark
Coen, Bill
Evans, Ron
Hale, Tim
Hayden, Kevin
Kiely, Bob
Kiffel, John
Kollath, Larry
Moore, Bob
Reynolds, Steve
Robinson, Charles
Sofen, Al
Ward, Pat
1982-83
Burnham, Mark
Coen, Bill
Evans, Ron
Hayden, Kevin
Isaf, Mark
Kiely, Bob
Kollath, Larry
McGann, Mike
Moore, Bob
O’Neil, Gary
Perez, Isvaldo
Reilly, Chris
Robinson, Charles
Trout, Doug
1983-84
Cavanaugh, John
Connors, Terry
Geitner, Bill
Hayden, Kevin
Isaf, Mark
Kollath, Larry
McGann, Mike
Moore, Bob
O’Shaughnessy, Don
Pellecchia, Anthony
Perez Isvaldo
Reilly, Chris
Reilley, Kevin
Sauer, Dan
1984-85
Cavanaugh, John
Connors, Terry
Fairben, Brian
Geitner, Bill
Graham, Bob
Hayden, Kevin
Isaf, Mark
Jacobsohn, Mark
Kollath, Larry
MCGann, Mike
O’Shaughnessy, Don
Pellecchia, Anthony
Perez, Isvaldo
Reilly, Chris
Sauer, Dan
1985-86
Cavanaugh, John
Connors, Terry
Edmonds, James
Fairben, Brian
Geitner, Bill
Graham, Bob
McGann, Mike
O’Shaughnessy, Don
Pellecchia, Anthony
Perez, Isvaldo
Richardson, Dwayne
Rindfleisch, Glenn
Sauer, Dan
Torgalski, Ron
1986-87
Carney, Kelvin
Cavanaugh, John
Connors, Terry
Fairben, Brian
Geitner, Bill
Graham, Bob
Hyson, Chris
Jelinek, Karel
Nevin, Tim
O’Shaughnessy, Don
Pellecchia, Anthony
Richardson, Dwayne
Rindfleisch, Glenn
Torgalski, Ron
1987-88
Carney, Kelvin
Everson, Joe
Fairben, Brian
Ferris, David
Hyson, Chris
Jelinek, Karel
Kremer, Joe
Mendicino, Fred
Meyer, Tony
Nelson, Michael
Nevin, Tim
Rindfleisch, Glenn
Thomas, Sean
Torgalski, Ron
1988-89
Carney, Kelvin
Ferris, David
Haslet, Courtney
Hyson, Chris
Jelinek, Karel
Kremer, Joe
Mason, Peter
Mendicino, Fred
Meyer, Tony
Nelson, Michael
Nevin, Tim
Smith, Kyle
Smith, Michael
Thomas, Sean
Torgalski, Ron
1989-90
Carney, Kelvin
Cepiel, Don
Dorrity, Scott
Falkenberg, Christian
Ferris, Dave
Harris, Jason
Hyson, Chris
Jelinek, Karel
Kremer, Joe
Mason, Peter
Meyer, Tony
Nelson, Michael
Nevin, Tim
50 Years of Hamilton Basketball
Smith, Kyle
Smith, Michael
Thomas, Sean
1990-91
Bailey, Cord
Cepiel, Don
Dorrity, Scott
Esau, Linsie
Falkenberg, C.
Ferris, Dave
Harris, Jason
Johnson, A.J.
Lemmer, Steve
Mason, Peter
Nelson, Michael
Perez, Rich
Romer, Trent
Smith, Kyle
Smith, Michael
1991-92
Bailey, Cord
Cepiel, Don
D’Agata, Fran
Dorrity, Scott
Esau, Linsie
Falkenberg, Chris
Harper, Chris
Harris, Jason
Mason, Peter
McCann, Erin
Lemmer, Steve
Perez, Richard
Romer, Trent
Smith, Kyle
Smith, Michael
1992-93
Brown, Kori
Butt, Jason
D’Agata, Fran
Dorrity, Scott
Harper, Chris
Harris, Jason
Henderson, Aurelius
McCann, Erin
Mrozienski, Joe
Lemmer, Steve
Pace, Scott
Perez, Richard
Reynolds, Kevin
Shea, Greg
Vandersloot, Peter
1993-94
Brown, Kori
D’Agata, Fran
Harper, Chris
Henderson, Aurelius
Lewis, Alan
McCann, Erin
Mrozienski, Joe
Pace, Scott
Pasiak, Tony
Perez, Rich
Reliford, Art
Reynolds, Kevin
Shea, Greg
Stowell, Matt
Vandersloot, Peter
1994-95
Brown, Kori
D’Agata, Fran
Larson, Kevin
Lewis, Al
McCann, Erin
Mrozienski, Joe
Mullholland, Pat
Murphy, Mike
Pace, Scott
Rava, Paul
Reliford, Art
Shea, Greg
Stowell, Matt
Thorpe, Kevin
1995-96
Larson, Kevin
Lewis, Alan
Marusic, Kresimir
Mrozienski, Joe
Mullholland, Pat
Murphy, Mike
Newman, Bill
Pace, Scott
Raedts, J.J.
Rava, Paul
Reliford, Art
Schantz, Michael
Shea, Greg
Stroman, Max
Thorpe, Kevin
1996-97
Bishop, Pete
Byrnes, Mike
DeBlois, Dan
Johnson, Lamar
Larson, Kevin
Marusic, Kresimir
Mullholland, Pat
Murphy, Brian
Murphy, Mike
Raedts, J.J.
Rava, Paul
Raymo, Ben
Schantz, Michael
Schmiegel, Jon
Stroman, Max
Thorpe, Kevin
1997-98
Bishop, Pete
Byrnes, Mike
Deason, J.D.
DiNardo, Jim
Driggs, Jimmy
Ferretti, Brendan
McCarthy, Jim
Murphy, Brian
Nash, Chris
Raymo, Ben
Schantz, Michael
Schmiegel, Jon
Stroman, Max
Thorpe, Kevin
Viviano, Mark
1998-99
Bishop, Pete
Casey, Pat
Deason, J.D.
Driggs, Jimmy
Ferretti, Brendan
Fudge, Kris
Hammond, Noah
Harrison, Mike
Johnson, Lamar
McCarthy, Jim
Murphy, Brian
Schantz, Michael
Schmiegel, Jon
Stroman, Max
Viviano, Mark
1999-00
Bjorkman, Toby
Boyd, Lewis
Casey, Pat
Conti, T.J.
Driggs, Jimmy
Ferretti, Brendan
Finley, Joe
Fudge, Kris
Hall, Gary
Harrison, Mike
Hammond, Noah
MacAvery, Ryan
McCarthy, Jim
Stolarczyk, Justin
Vaughan, Tim
Yanni, Kevin
2000-01
Bjorkman, Toby
Cantil, C.J.
Casey, Pat
Conti, T.J.
Driggs, Jimmy
Ferretti, Brendan
Finley, Joe
Fudge, Kris
Hammond, Noah
Harrison, Mike
Leone, Greg
McCarthy, Jim
Smith, Joe
Stolarczyk, Justin
Vaughan, Tim
Yanni, Kevin
2001-02
Bjorkman, Toby
Clark, Ben
Fesko, Tim
Finley, Joe
Grimmer, Nick
Hammond, Noah
Leone, Greg
Nelson, Steve
Peck, Staunton
Smith, Joe
Stolarczyk, Justin
Tomlinson, Geoff
Vaughan, Tim
Weidner, Matt
Weydemeyer, Bill
Yanni, Kevin
2002-03
Cantil, C.J.
Clark, Ben
Evans, Mike
Finley, Joe
Leone, Greg
Nelson, Steve
Peck, Staunton
Smith, Joe
Tomlinson, Geoff
Vaughan, Tim
Welchons, Tim
Yanni, Kevin
2003-04
Cantil, C.J.
Evans, Mike
Fleming, John
Holtslag, Brandon
Jurkiewicz, Ben
Leone, Greg
Nelson, Steve
Ngobeni, Tsakani
Smith, Joe
Terry, Andrew
Tomlinson, Geoff
Welchons, Tim
2004-05
Bernardi, Jeff
Chavleishvili, Giorgi
Evans, Mike
Fleming, John
Jones, Nick
Moore, Chris
Ngobeni, Tsakani
Peck, Staunton
Toste, Rob
Valenti, Phil
Welchons, Tim
2005-06
Bernardi, Jeff
Cafferty, Ryan
Chavleishvili, Giorgi
Ciocca, Henry
Dumas, Kyle
Jones, Nick
Kohnke, Rich
Moore, Chris
Ngobeni, Tsakani
Peck, Staunton
Rogers, Zarrette
Toste, Rob
Valenti, Phil
Welchons, Tim
Wood, Harlee
2006-07
Alston, Dave
Chavleishvili, Giorgi
Dumas, Kyle
Jones, Nick
Kohnke, Rich
Manns, Joe
Ngobeni, Tsakani
Rogers, Zarrette
Rozgys, Ramunas
Shaw, Tim
Simpson, Jay
Toste, Rob
Wood, Harlee
2007-08
Ciriello, Jon
Dumas, Kyle
Harris, Dayne
Manns, Joe
Mohney, Seth
Preston, Will
Rozgys, Ramunas
Rosen, Gabe
Shaw, Tim
Shillalie, Max
Simpson, Jay
Toste, Rob
Wilson, Lance
Wood, Harlee
2008-09
Ciriello, Jon
Dumas, Jay
Harris, Dayne
McDowell, Ephram
Petrulis, Cole
Rosenband, Russell
Rosen, Gabe
Shillalies, Max
Simpson, Jay
Sullivan, Patrick
Wilson, Lance
Wood, Harlee
2009-10
Ciriello, Jon
Click, Ken
Benvenuti, Eric
Harris, Dayne
Hunter, Hugh
Manns, Joe
McDowell, Ephraim
Preston, Will
Rosen, Gabe
Rosenband, Russ
Shaw, Tim
Shillalies, Max
Simpson, Jay
Sullivan, Pat
2010-11
Bascombe, Marlon
Benvenuti, Eric
Ciriello, Jon
Click, Ken
Dean, Matt
McDowell, Ephraim
McInerney, Thomas
Newton, Greg
Reyes, Michael
Schulte, Hans
Shillalies, Max
Sullivan, Pat
Wright, Ryan
2011-12
Abubakar, Sadiq
Benvenuti, Eric
Click, Ken
Dean, Matt
Figueroa, Thomas
Gifford, Bradley
Kazickas, Peter
Lin, Joseph
Magruder, Matt
McDowell, Ephraim
Newton, Greg
Schulte, Hans
Sullivan, Pat
2012-13
Benvenuti, Eric
Click, Ken
Dean, Matt
Donnelly, Jack
Figueroa, Thomas
Gifford, Bradley
Hart, Matthew
Kazickas, Peter
Lin, Joseph
Magruder, Matt
Newton, Greg
Santos, Ajani
Schulte, Hans
Serota, Luis
19 Hamilton Basketball ‘13-’14
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
Nov. 19
Nov. 22
Nov. 23
Nov. 30
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
Jan. 4
Jan. 6
Jan. 10
Jan. 11
Jan. 17
Jan. 18
Jan. 21
Jan. 25
Jan. 28
Feb. 2
Feb. 7
Feb. 8
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
at Keuka
at Keystone at SUNY Oneonta
Utica vs. Widener ^
D’YOUVILLE ^
Consolation/Championship ^
MANHATTANVILLE
MORRISVILLE STATE
at Univ. of Rochester
vs. SUNY Brockport #
Consolation/Championship #
SUNY NEW PALTZ
SUNY COBLESKILL
at Amherst *
at Trinity *
COLBY *
BOWDOIN *
ELMIRA
at Williams *
at SUNY Institute of Technology
MIDDLEBURY *
TUFTS *
BATES *
at Wesleyan *
at Connecticut College *
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
8 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
Noon/2 p.m.
3 p.m.
8 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
6 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
4 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
4 p.m.
8 p.m.
4 p.m.
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
6 p.m.
4 p.m.
8 p.m.
4 p.m.
8 p.m.
4 p.m.
* NESCAC game
^ Hamilton Invitational
# Knee Center Holiday Tournament at Medaille (Buffalo, N.Y.)