About the Northeast-10 ConferenceThe Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II conference that was established in 1979. The conference consists of 16 member institutions located throughout the Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 include Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.), American Internation-al College (Springfield, Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), University of Massachusetts Lowell (Lowell, Mass.),

Merrimack College (North Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint An-selm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), The College of Saint Rose (Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire Uni-versity (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College (Easton, Mass.).

The 16 member institutions are spread geographically from Syra-cuse, N.Y. to Waltham, Mass. and Colchester, Vt. to Garden City, N.Y. Many of the members are located in or around the metropoli-tan areas of Albany, Boston, Manchester, New Haven, Worcester, and New York City. The conference was proud to welcome the New Haven and Adelphi in its latest expansion, adding to the powerful

union of strong academic and athletic institutions.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competitive athletics programs that emphasize the educa-tion, both on and off the field, of more than 6,000 student athletes. Among the many accomplishments of these institu-tions are NCAA Division II national championships in women’s basketball, women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s swimming and diving.

The conference is coming off a successful 2011-12 season, as the Saint Rose women’s soccer team claimed the first national championship in the school’s athletic history with a 2-1 victory over Grand Valley State in Pensacola, Fla. The UMass Lowell field hockey team also advanced to the national title game for the sixth time in seven seasons, while the Bentley women’s basketball and Stonehill men’s basketball teams both advanced to their respective NCAA Final Fours.

Also during the 2011-12 academic year, Southern Connecticut’s Amanda Thom-as won national championships in the 200 and 400 individual medleys, and for her efforts was named the 2012 NCAA Division II Women’s Swimmer of the Year. Southern Connecticut’s Nick Lebron (heptathlon) and American International’s Domi-nic Smith (400 meter dash) also claimed individual national titles at the 2012 NCAA

Indoor Track & Field Championships.

In all, 59 different Northeast-10 Conference teams were selected to participate in NCAA Championship play during the 2011-12 academic year. The 59 programs represented 15 of the 16 conference institutions.

From the field of play to inside the classroom, the Northeast-10 honored a number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. Over 50 percent of all confer-ence student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA throughout the 2011-12 academic year and were named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll as a result. Of the nearly 6,000 honor roll selections for the fall and spring, 244 earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. The conference also honored 260 student-athletes that excelled at a high level on the field and in the classroom as members of academic all-conference teams.

Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains focused on complementing the academic integrity and missions of its member institutions with a commitment to a broad-based championship program, as evidenced by the 23 sports the conference offers in championship play, the most such of any Division II conference.

Through the establishment and enforcement of regulations, the conference aims to encourage policies that enable intercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to and be considered an integral part of the total educational offerings at our member institutions. The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of success including the growth from seven original member institutions to more than double its size 30 years later, the contention for and winning of multiple national championships, and the recognition of student-athlete performances off the field and in the classroom.

Saint Rose claimed the 2011 NCAA Women’s Soccer National Championship by defeating Grand Valley State.

Southern Connecticut’s Amanda Thomas was named the 2012 NCAA Division II Women’s Swimmer of the Year.

American International’s Dominic Smith claimed a national title in the 400 meter dash.

 

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Friday, March 1 - First RoundGame 1: #9 Le Moyne at #8 UMass Lowell – 7:00 p.m.

Game 2: #10 Saint Rose at #7 Adelphi – 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 3 - QuarterfinalsGame 3: Game 1 Winner at #1 Saint Anselm - 3:00 p.m.Game 4: Game 2 Winner at #2 Assumption - 4:00 p.m.

Game 5: #5 So. Connecticut at #4 Franklin Pierce - 3:00 p.m.Game 6: #6 So. New Hampshire at #3 New Haven - 3:00 p.m.

Wednesday, March 6 - SemifinalsGame 7: Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner – 7:00 p.m.Game 8: Game 4 winner vs. Game 6 winner – 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 9 - ChampionshipGame 9: Game 8 winner vs. Game 7 winner – 1:00 p.m.

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MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

2012-13 Northeast-10 Men’s Basketball Final Standings Conference Overall GP Record Win % GP Record Win % Saint Anselm * 22 18-4 .818 26 22-4 .846Assumption 22 17-5 .773 26 20-6 .769New Haven 22 16-6 .727 26 19-7 .731Franklin Pierce 22 16-6 .727 26 19-7 .731So. Connecticut 22 14-8 .636 26 17-9 .654So. New Hampshire 22 12-10 .545 26 16-10 .615Adelphi 22 11-11 .500 28 14-14 .500UMass Lowell 22 10-12 .455 26 14-12 .538Le Moyne 22 10-12 .455 26 13-13 .500Saint Rose 22 10-12 .455 26 13-13 .500Bentley 22 9-13 .409 26 11-15 .423Merrimack 22 9-13 .409 27 12-15 .444Stonehill 22 7-15 .318 26 11-15 .423Pace 22 6-16 .273 26 9-17 .346American Int’l 22 6-16 .273 26 9-17 .346Saint Michael’s 22 5-17 .227 26 8-18 .308* Regular-Season Champion

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MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP  

Northeast-10 Men’s Basketball Championship HistoryYear Champion Runner-Up Score Most Outstanding Player 1981 Stonehill Springfield 74-68 Roland Fiore, STO1982 Stonehill Springfield 74-65 Bob Reitz, STO1983 Assumption American Int’l 96-84 Kevin Nolan, ASM1984 American Int’l Stonehill 70-66 Mario Elie, AIC1985 American Int’l Springfield 77-64 Mario Elie, AIC 1986 Springfield Merrimack 70-65 Elzy Tubbs, SPR 1987 Saint Anselm Springfield 109-88 Joe Millette, STA 1988 Quinnipiac Assumption 82-76 Tony Payne, QNP 1989 Stonehill Bentley 116-111 Jon Cronin, STO 1990 Saint Anselm American Int’l 61-59 Chris Madigan, STA1991 Assumption Bentley 89-72 Demetri Beekman, ASM1992 Merrimack Saint Anselm 92-77 Gary Duda, MER 1993 Saint Anselm Bentley 79-74 Tim Aramini, STA 1994 American Int’l Bryant 90-89 James Hector, AIC 1995 Saint Anselm American Int’l 71-68 John O’Connell, STA 1996 Saint Anselm American Int’l 80-65 Darren Clough, STA 1997 Le Moyne Bryant 71-61 Rob Atene, LEM 1998 Assumption Saint Anselm 93-73 Bryan Moore, ASM 1999 Saint Michael’s Assumption 76-75 Bryan Moore, ASM 2000 Merrimack American Int’l 84-78 Matt Van Leeuwen, MER2001 Saint Michael’s UMass Lowell 74-65 Mark Pater, STM 2002 Bentley Saint Anselm 78-72 Jeff Bishop, BEN 2003 UMass Lowell So. New Hampshire 77-66 Elad Inbar, UML 2004 UMass Lowell So. New Hampshire 67-63 Elad Inbar, UML 2005 Saint Anselm Bentley 67-63 Jim Moore, STA 2006 Saint Anselm Stonehill 77-61 Jim Moore, STA2007 Bentley Saint Rose 71-61 --2008 Bentley Assumption 93-77 --2009 Assumption Le Moyne 77-63 Mike Baldarelli, ASM2010 UMass Lowell Adelphi 73-58 Kyle Caiola, UML2011 Adelphi Bentley 78-72 Richard Byrd, ADE2012 Stonehill UMass Lowell 73-61 Andre Tongo, STO

School Yrs. W - L Pct. Semis Finals Titles 2nd Adelphi 3 8-2 .800 3 2 1 1UMass Lowell 11 17-8 .680 6 5 3 1Saint Anselm 29 41-24 .631 17 10 7 3Assumption 27 27-23 .540 13 7 4 3American International 28 28-25 .528 14 8 3 5Southern New Hampshire 9 10-9 .526 4 2 0 2Bentley 32 28-29 .491 16 8 3 5Saint Rose 11 10-11 .476 5 1 0 1Stonehill 28 21-24 .467 11 6 4 2Merrimack 27 19-24 .442 9 3 2 1Le Moyne 13 8-12 .400 2 1 1 1Saint Michael’s 16 9-14 .391 4 2 2 0Franklin Pierce 9 4-9 .308 2 0 0 0Pace 14 4-14 .222 2 0 0 0 Southern Connecticut 3 0-3 .000 0 0 0 0Springfield * 14 14-13 .519 7 5 1 4Bryant * 18 14-18 .437 8 2 0 2Quinnipiac * 8 6-9 .400 3 1 1 0Hartford * 4 2-4 .333 2 0 0 0

* - Former conference members Updated Through 2012 Championship

Northeast-10 Men’s Basketball All-Time Championship Standings

Player of the Year: Eric Jean-Guillaume, Franklin PierceDefensive Player of the Year: Eric Anderson, New Haven

Rookie of the Year: Mike McCahey, Saint AnselmCoach of the Year: Keith Dickson, Saint Anselm

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BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS  

Northeast-10 All-Conference First TeamEric Jean-Guillaume, FPUAkeem Williams, UMLRoy Mabrey, STADominykas Milka, STRTrevon Hamlet, SCS

Northeast-10 All-Conference Second TeamEllis Cooper, FPUMike Clifford, MEREric Anderson, UNHJustin Exum, UNHMike McCahey, STA

Northeast-10 All-Conference Third TeamKevin Donahue, ASMRonson Quick, ASMAntonio Bivins, UMLJeffery Adkins, UNHDino Mallios, STAGreg Langston, SCS

Northeast-10 All-Conference Rookie TeamTyler McFarland, BENGelvis Solano, MERMike McCahey, STATyler Sayre, STRRodney Sanders, SNH

#1 SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE (22-4, 18-4 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School4 Quinn Woodhouse Sr. F 6-4 Gaylord, Mich. / Gaylord11 Dino Mallios Jr. G 6-0 Winthrop, Mass. / Winthrop12 James Morse Sr. G 6-2 Arundel, Maine / Thornton Academy14 John Nielsen Jr. G 6-2 Port Jefferson, N.Y. / Loomis Chaffee15 Mike McCahey Fr. F 6-6 Clarkstown, N.Y. / Clarkstown South20 Mark Schulze So. G 6-1 Townsend, Mass. / North Middlesex Regional21 Ryan Hartung Fr. G/F 6-5 Haverhill, Mass. / Phillips Andover22 Roy Mabrey So. G 6-2 Belmar, N.J. / St. Thomas More (Conn.)23 Andre King So. G 6-0 Springfield, Mass. / Suffield Academy24 Chris Santo So. F 6-6 Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East/Vermont)32 Kyle Romich Fr. G 6-3 Groton, Mass. / Groton-Dunstable33 Victor Joshua Fr. G 6-3 New Haven, Conn. / Hamden Hall34 Dominic Borelli Jr. F 6-7 Westbrook, Maine / Westbrook

Head Coach: Keith Dickson (New Hampshire ‘79), 27th SeasonAssistant Coaches: John Mariano, Paul Faison, Steve Drescher

30th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 39-22 (.639)

Team Highlights• Saint Anselm’s seven Northeast-10 Men’s Basketball Championships are the most of any school

in the history of the conference.• Earlier this season, Hawks head coach Keith Dickson became the 15th men’s coach in Division II

history to reach the 500-win plateau.

#2 ASSUMPTION COLLEGE (20-6, 17-5 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Terrance Bobb-Jones So. G 6-3 Wilmington, Del. / Delcastle Voc-Tech2 Julian Aiken Fr. G 6-0 Randolph, N.J. / Randolph3 Cory Schmidt Jr. G 6-3 Center Valley, Pa. / Southern Lehigh10 Kevin Donahue Gr. G 6-0 Pawcatuck, Conn. / Stonington11 Will DeFanti Fr. G 6-0 Pawcatuck, Conn. / Stonington20 Ryan Rozsnaki Sr. G 6-0 Montreal, Quebec / Landstown21 Ronson Quick Sr. F 6-6 Marlton, N.J. / Cherokee22 Tim Kasper Fr. F 6-7 Cologne, Germany/Gym. Schloss Hagerhof23 Matt Bailey Fr. G 5-11 Cheshire, Conn. / Cheshire25 Brian Howard Fr. G 5-11 Maywood, Ill. / Saint Ignatius33 Jimmy Zenevitch So. F 6-8 Methuen, Mass. / Central Catholic34 Emiliano Void Jr. G 6-4 Montreal, Quebec / Lockeport Regional40 Tim Beinert Sr. F 6-6 Bellerose Village, N.Y. / Holy Cross44 Akil Hodge Sr. G 6-3 Trumbull, Conn. / Trumbull52 Conor Macomber Fr. G 6-1 Beverly, Mass. / St. John’s Prep

Head Coach: Matt Mahar (Johnson State ‘96), Second SeasonAssistant Coaches: Alfonso Payne, Andrew Papaefthemiou

28th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 27-23 (.540)

Team Highlights• Sophomore Terrance Bobb-Jones was featured earlier this season on SportsCenter’s Top-10 Plays

for his thunderous dunk against New Haven. The play was number #2 back on November 29.• Asssumption’s 17 league wins are the most for the program since the 2001-02 season, when the

Greyhounds finished NE-10 play with a 18-4 mark .

#3 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN (19-7, 16-6 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Mark Palmieri Sr. G 5-9 West Haven, Conn. / West Haven3 Samir McDaniels So. G/F 6-4 Roxbury, Mass. / New Mission4 Jeffery Adkins Jr. G 5-10 Piscataway, N.J. / Piscataway10 Travis Whitfield Fr. G 6-5 Harlem, N.Y. / Saint Mary’s11 Justin Exum Jr. G 6-3 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Xaverian15 Cyrus James So. F/C 6-7 Manchester, Conn. / Howell Cheney Tech21 Eric Anderson So. F/C 6-8 Newark, N.J. / Newark Tech22 Ashanti DePass Jr. G 6-4 Baldwin, N.Y. / Baldwin23 Joshua Guddemi Fr. F 6-7 Nottingham, England / Derby25 Jeremy Williams Sr. G 6-0 Silver Spring, Md. / Springbrook32 Krystian Foriest Jr. F 6-5 Bronx, N.Y. / Wings Academy34 Trey Smith Fr. G 6-1 Sparta, N.J. / Sparta44 Kevin McLaughlin Jr. C 6-9 Pittsfield, Mass. / Taconic

Head Coach: Ted Hotaling (Albany ‘95), Third SeasonAssistant Coaches: Tobe Carberry, Matt Holt

1st NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 0-0 (.000)

Team Highlights• In 2012-13, New Haven had its best conference finish (16-6) since joining the Northeast-10 prior

to the start of the 2008-09 school year.• The Chargers have won six straight entering the 2013 Northeast-10 Championship, including 18

of their last 20 overall.

#4 FRANKLIN PIERCE UNIVERSITY(19-7, 16-6 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Scotty Tavares-Taylor Jr. G 5-9 Roxbury, Mass./Tilton/UMass Lowell3 Eric Jean-Guillaume Sr. G 6-0 Stamford, Conn./Trinity Catholic4 Tyler Iacuone Fr. G 6-0 Mahopac, N.Y./Archbishop Stepinac5 Kalusha Ndoumbe Ngollo Fr. F 6-8 Paris, France/St. Andrew’s10 Matt Barboza Jr. F 6-7 East Providence, R.I./Bishop Hendricken11 Curtis Christian Jr. G 6-2 Harlem, N.Y./Holderness Prep12 Georgios Papapetrou Jr. G 6-5 Athens, Greece/Greek One/Ranger Coll.15 Josh Jones Sr. G 6-3 Salem, N.H./Salem23 Andre Blackwood Jr. G 6-1 Paterson, N.J./Paramus Catholic24 Ant Lessane Sr. G 6-3 Brooklyn, N.Y./Pacific/Fashion Inst. of Tech.31 Paul Dick So. G 6-4 Belfast, Ireland/St. Malachy’s32 Ryen Vilmont So. F 6-5 Philadelphia, Pa./Hamden South34 Khalid Ibrahim Sr. G 5-10 Springfield, Mass./Putnam35 Ndubisi Ezeigwe Sr. F 6-5 Brockton, Mass./St. Andrew’s/Regis40 A. Vourliotakis Perdikaris Jr. F 6-8 Cholargos, Athens/Greek One43 Ellis Cooper Jr. F 6-3 Northampton, Mass./Northampton-- Jeff Giannelli Fr. F 6-7 Merrimack, N.H./Merrimack

Head Coach: David Chadbourne (Saint Joseph’s, Maine ‘87), 14th SeasonAssistant Coach: Casey Cosgrove

10th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 4-9 (.308)

Team Highlights• Franklin Pierce’s 16 league wins tied the mark for the most in school history, a feat that was also

accomplished last year.• Senior Eric Jean-Guillaume became just the sixth player in Northeast-10 men’s basketball history

to be named conference player of the year in consecutive seasons.

#5 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY (17-9, 14-8 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School

3 Rashamell Vereen R-Sr. G 5-11 Meriden, Conn. / Maloney / Post

5 Trevon Hamlet Sr. F 6-6 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Bishop Loughlin / Post

12 Tylon Smith So. G 6-2 Manchester, Conn. / Kingswood-Oxford

13 Greg Langston Jr. G/F 6-3 Stratford, Conn. / St. Joseph’s

14 Luke Houston So. G 5-11 Pearl River, N.Y. / Pearl River

15 Stefon Williams Fr. F 6-7 Jamaica, N.Y. / Kent School

22 Jose Cruz So. F 6-7 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewsbury/Worcester Acad.

24 Deshawn Murphy Fr. G 6-4 Hamden, Conn. / Hyde School / Lehigh

34 Lucas Van Nes Fr. F 6-10 Hamden, Conn. / Northfield-Mount Hermon

50 Jack McCarthy Fr. F 6-6 Wallingford, Conn. / Lyman Hall

Head Coach: Michael Donnelly (Sacred Heart ‘97), Third Season

Assistant Coaches: Mike Makubika, Colin Strong

Team Highlights• Southern Connecticut’s 14 conference wins in 2012-13 is a program record.• It is the second straight year that the Owls have been awarded the No. 5 seed in the con-

ference championship.

4th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 0-3 (.000)

#6 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY(16-10, 12-10 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School00 Elijah Bonsignore So. G/F 6-6 Felton, Del./Kingsway/St. Thomas More2 Max Taylor So. G 6-1 Shokan, N.Y. / Onteora / Trinity Pawling3 Billy Marsden Sr. G 5-11 Pelham, N.H. / Central Catholic 4 Phillip Tripodakis So. G 6-2 Athens, Greece/American Community School

10 Nikola Canic Jr. G/F 6-4 Belgrade, Serbia / Sports High School11 Aleksandar Dobrovic So. F 6-5 Podgorica, Montenegro/Bridgton Academy15 CJ Marriro Jr. G 5-11 Boston, Mass. / Newton North 20 Mike Stys Jr. G 6-1 Hooksett, N.H./Manchester Central/New Haven

21 Kostas Mantalvanos Fr. C 6-7 Athens, Greece/American Community School

22 BJ Cardarelli So. F 6-7 Manchester, Conn./East Catholic/St. Thomas More

24 Rodney Sanders Fr. G/F 6-3 Linden, N.J. / Linden / St. Thomas More34 Clayton Palmer So. C 6-9 Bennington, Vt./Mt. Anthony/Dominican (N.Y.)

Head Coach: Stan Spirou (Keene State ‘74), 28th SeasonAssistant Coaches: Jay Dufour, Jeff Gore, Bob Duffley, Namdi Williams

Team Highlights• Stan Spirou’s 538 career wins are the most of any coach in the history of the state of New

Hampshire.• The Penmen roster features just one senior, making it one of the youngest teams in the

2013 Northeast-10 Championship.10th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 10-9 (.526)

#7 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY (14-14, 11-11 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Travis Jordan Sr. F 6-6 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Genesis One Christian2 Cliff Brown Sr. G 6-3 Hempstead, N.Y. / Uniondale3 Chris Ranglin Sr. G 6-2 Yonkers, N.Y. / Gorton4 Nayquann Mitchell Sr. F 6-8 Jamaica, N.Y. / Queens Academy5 Sean Crawford Gr. G 5-10 Laurelton, N.Y. / Notre Dame Prep10 Anthony Libroia Fr. G 5-11 Bayside, N.Y. / Holy Cross11 RJ Samuels Sr. G 6-3 Trenton, N.J. / Life Center Academy12 John Calarco Sr. G 6-2 New Rochelle, N.Y. / New Rochelle14 Dan Pierrot Fr. G 6-3 Farmingville, N.Y. / St. Anthony’s15 Duane Morgan So. F 6-6 West Orange, N.J. / West Orange20 Lindon Lulgjuraj Fr. G 6-2 Bloomfield, N.J. / Bloomfield22 Bradley Simpson Sr. F 6-7 Goulburn, Australia/Trinity Catholic Coll.24 Chris Garcia So. G 6-3 Valley Stream, N.Y. / Archbishop Molloy32 Ryan DeNicola Fr. F/C 6-7 Massapequa, N.Y. / Long Island Lutheran44 Eddie Sullivan So. G 6-0 Breezy Point, N.Y. / Xavier

Head Coach: Dominick Savino (So. Connecticut), Third SeasonAssistant Coaches: Sean O’Connor, Serge Clement, Chris Diasparra, Joe DeLutri, Jon Giacobbe

Team Highlights• Adelphi has the best winning percentage (.800) in Northeast-10 Championship play in the con-

ference’s 32-year history.• The Panthers are second in the Northeast-10 Conference this season with a mere 62.3 points al-

lowed per contest.

4th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 8-2 (.800)

#8 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL(14-12, 10-12 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School3 Nomso Emetarom Jr. G 5-8 Framingham, Mass. / Framingham5 Carlos Taylor Fr. G 6-2 Philadelphia, Pa. / Boys Latin11 Akeem Williams Jr. G 5-10 Brockton, Mass. / Winchendon School14 Greg DeSantis Gr. G 5-9 Trumbull, Conn. / Notre Dame Fairfield21 DJ Mlachnik Fr. G 6-2 Muskego, Wisc./St. John’s Northwestern Military Acad.

22 Antonio Bivins Jr. G 6-5 Miami, Fla. / American23 Kerry Weldon Jr. G 6-5 New York, N.Y. / St. Agnes24 Romeo Diaz Sr. G/F 6-5 Methuen, Mass. / Methuen30 Mark Cornelius So. G 6-2 Westford, Mass. / Westford Academy32 Chad Holley So. G 5-10 New York, N.Y. / Blue Ridge School33 Sam Searcy So. G 6-0 Framingham, Mass. / Framingham34 Kennedy Chukwuocha Fr. F 6-6 Willingboro, N.J. / Medford Tech42 Parris Massey Jr. F 6-7 Boston, Mass. / Boston English50 James McDonnell Fr. C 6-10 Swansea, Mass. / Bridgton Academy

Head Coach: Greg Herenda (Merrimack ‘83), Fifth SeasonAssistant Coaches: Souleymane Wane, Brandon Arnette, George Papalambros

Team Highlights• Junior Akeem Williams has scored 1,575 career points heading into the 2013 Northeast-10 Cham-

pionship. The school record belongs to Elad Inbar with 2,099 points.• This will be the River Hawks’ final Northeast-10 Championship, as the three-time conference

champs will become a member of America East next year. 12th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 17-8 (.680)

#9 LE MOYNE COLLEGE (13-13, 10-12 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School3 Naté Gause So. G 6-3 Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie/Quinnipiac

4 Qwadere Lovell Fr. G 6-0 Mount Vernon, N.Y./Mount Vernon5 Nate Champion Jr. G 6-3 Logansport, Ind./Logansport10 Patrick McGuinness Fr. G 5-10 New City, N.Y./Albertus Magnus12 Chris Secky Jr. G 6-3 Bemus Point, N.Y./Maple Grove20 Brian Zapisek Jr. F 6-4 Manlius, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius23 Derrek Tartt Sr. G 6-3 Chicago, Ill./Oak Park Fenwick/Brewster /UAlbany

24 Ryan Romich So. F 6-6 Groton, Mass./Groton-Dunstable/Vermont Acad.

25 Gamal Mohamed Sr. G 6-2 North Plainfield, N.J./Immaculata30 Colin Sekal Sr. F 6-6 Elkhart, Ind./Veritas Christian Acad. (N.C.)/Wagner

32 Michael Goodman R-Jr. F 6-6 Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy33 Connor Mahoney Fr. F 6-5 Hanover, Mass./BC High/Brooks School51 Jim Janson Gr. C 6-10 Scotia, N.Y./Scotia-Glenville

Head Coach: Steve Evans (Union ‘94), 13th SeasonAssistant Coaches: Mike Smiley, Zach Thomsen

Team Highlights• Grad student Jim Janson is among the nation’s leaders in blocked shots. Entering postseason

play, the Nova Scotia native is averaging just over 2.0 blocks per contest.• Le Moyne’s mascot, the Dolphin, is associated with the school’s Christian origins, and repre-

sents love and tenderness as well as grace and swiftness.14th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 8-12 (.400)

#10 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE(13-13, 10-12 NE-10)

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Andre Pope Sr. G 5-10 White Plains, N.Y. / Iona Prep2 Max Weaver Fr. G 6-2 Loudonville, N.Y. / CBA 3 Kareem Thomas Jr. G 6-1 Queens, N.Y. / Christ The King 5 Davon Sylvester Fr. G 6-2 Bronx, N.Y. / Cardinal Hayes 10 Dan Mundweiler Jr. G 6-0 Kansas City, Kan. / Olathe East 12 Eric Sinko Jr. G 6-4 Latham, N.Y. / Shaker 15 Travis Gill Fr. G/F 6-4 Brookyn, N.Y. / Xaverian21 Chris Dorgler Fr. G/F 6-4 Floral Park, N.Y. / Archbishop Molloy23 Jin Hong Jr. F 6-7 Hicksville, N.Y. / Archbishop Molloy 42 Tyler Sayre Fr. F 6-5 Garnerville, N.Y. / Albertus Magnus44 James Wilson Jr. G/F 6-3 Massapequa, N.Y. / St. Dominic52 Dominykas Milka Jr. C 6-8 Queens, N.Y. / Christ The King

Head Coach: Brian Beaury (Saint Rose), 27th Season Assistant Coaches: Mike Long, Mike Perno

Team Highlights• Entering the Northeast-10 Championship, junior Dominykas Milka has 17 double-doubles,

which ranks second nationwide, and is averaging 11.8 rebounds, good for third in the country.• Milka was also recently named to the Capital One Academic All-America Second Team, one of

just 15 student-athletes nationally to receive the honor.

12th NE-10 Championship AppearanceNE-10 Championship Record: 10-11 (.476)

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