2015-16 Coast Guard Men's Basketball Guide

2015-16 MEN’S BASKETBALL 2015-16 MEN’S BASKETBALL

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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

www.CGASports.comwww.CGASports.comCREDITSThe 2015-16 Men’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Coast Guard Academy’s Athletic Media Relations Offi ce.

Introduction 12015-16 Roster 2Season Preview 3The Coast Guard Academy 4-5Coast Guard Superintendent 6Director of Athletics 7Athletics Facilities 8-9Strength & Conditioning 10Staff Directory 11

Coast Guard Men’s Basketball

Coaching Staff 13-14Player Bios 15-18Recordbook 19History 202015-16 Schedule Back Cover

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No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown

3 Kevin Alvarez Sr. G 6-1 180 Key Biscayne, Fla. 4 Adrian Chuquillangui Jr. G 5-11 170 Manassas, Va. 5 Luke Daniels Fr. G 6-2 165 Paintsville, Ky. 10 Bryce Schroeder Fr. G 6-2 180 Caldwell, Idaho11 Micah Baldez So. G 6-2 170 Lower Gywnedd, Pa. 12 Mark Krebs Sr. F 6-6 190 Ballwin, Md.15 Darius Adams So. G 6-0 170 Nassau, Bahamas25 Nolan Benson Fr. F 6-4 215 Lexington, N.C.32 Devon Zych Jr. F 6-7 210 Oswego, Ill.44 Ricky Rodriguez Jr. G/F 6-2 195 Caracas, VENEZUELA50 Ethan Boose So. F/C 6-5 230 New Philadelphia, Ohio

Staff

Head Coach Kevin Jaskiewicz (7th Season)Associate Head Coach Bob BonoAssistant Coaches Grant Johnson, Joe CyrCaptains Kevin Alvarez, Mark Krebs, Ricky Rodriguez

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SEASON PREVIEWSEASON PREVIEW

2015-16 SEASON PREVIEW

Coast Guard head coach Kevin Jaskiewicz, in his

seventh season, is looking for his team to play a more

complete game in the 2015-16 season coming a year

in which the team fi nished 6-19 overall and 2-12 in the

New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference

(NEWMAC).

“In six of our losses last season we were leading in the

second half, so if we get better at closing out games

we will make a signifi cant change,” said Jaskiewicz.

“We need to get better at our 40 minute game, for 30

minutes we were showing the ability to be competitive,

but we just need to show the ability to lengthen that

out.”

The NEWMAC sent four teams to the NCAA tournament

in the 2013-14 season and three teams last year

including Babson which advanced to the Final Four.

“Our conference is one of the top conferences in the

country, not in New England, in the country,” said

Jaskiewicz. “It’s going to be a dog fi ght night in and

night out. We will be prepared and fi ght hard for 40

minutes. The diff erence between winning and losing in

several games last season was a small margin.”

To get prepared for NEWMAC play the Bears

scrimmaged a pair of teams that went to the NCAA

tournament last season and will see another DePauw,

in the Tampa Bay Shootout in December highlighting

the fi rst semester schedule.

“The intent is to prepare ourselves for conference play

and my guys wouldn’t want it any other way,” said

Jaskiewicz. “They know how good the NEWMAC is and

they want to challenge themselves and be battle tested

early on.”

Senior guard tri-captain Kevin Alvarez led the team and

was 7th in the NEWMAC scoring 13.2 points per game

while shooting 39 percent from 3-point range, third

best in the conference and also led the team with 6.1

rebounds to go with 39 assists.

Senior forward Mark Krebs and senior guard Ricky

Rodriguez are the Bears other two captains this season.

Krebs, who averaged 13.2 minutes last season, will

see those numbers go up while the team hopes to get

Rodriguez, who had off season ACL surgery, back in

time for conference play.

Guard Adrian Chuquillangui and junior Devin Zych, the

only juniors on the team, will be counted on more this

season getting increased minutes.

The trio of sophomores guards Darius Adams and

Micah Baldez along with front court player Ethan

Boose, each showed signs of brilliance last season as

each scored in double fi gures during the season and all

will see their roles expanded this year.

The Bears have a trio of freshmen in point guard Luke

Daniels, guard Bryce Schroeder and forward Nolan

Benson that will all make an immediate impact to the

program.“

“Our preseason has been really good and we are

making great progress,” said Jaskiewicz. “I feel good

about what we have been able to accomplish.”


One of the smallest of the fi ve U.S. One of the smallest of the fi ve U.S.

Military AcademiesMilitary Academies

Four-Year Bachelor’s of Science degree Four-Year Bachelor’s of Science degree

programprogram

Founded in 1876 aboard the schooner Founded in 1876 aboard the schooner

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Highly selective admissions standardsHighly selective admissions standards

No tuition, traditional application No tuition, traditional application

processprocess

No congressional nomination necessaryNo congressional nomination necessary

Education includes academics, physical Education includes academics, physical

fi tness, character and leadership fi tness, character and leadership

developmentdevelopment

85 percent of graduates choose to serve 85 percent of graduates choose to serve

beyond their fi ve-year commitmentbeyond their fi ve-year commitment

Two graduates have been NASA Two graduates have been NASA

AstronautsAstronauts

80 percent of graduates go to graduate 80 percent of graduates go to graduate

school (most paid for by Coast Guardschool (most paid for by Coast Guard

COAST GUARD ACADEMYCOAST GUARD ACADEMY

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COAST GUARD QUICK FACTSThe Coast Guard Academy has 25 Intercollegiate

sports (12men’s, 10 women’s, 3 co-ed)

The Bears have been members of the New England

Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) in

15 sports since 1999

Coast Guard has won NEWMAC championships

in Volleyball, Men’s Swimming, Men’s Basketball,

Women’s Crew and Softball

Teams have competed in the ECAC Championship

tournament in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s

basketball, baseball and softball in the past fi ve years

The Bears have advanced to the NCAA Tournament

Elite 8 in both Volleyball (2006) and Men’s Basketball

(2007-08)

COAST GUARD ACADEMY CORPS OF CADETS

DEMOGRAPHICS

- about 1,000 cadets enrolled- 48 states and 11 foreign nations represented- 100% of students housed on campus- 20 NCAA Division III athletic teams- 31% of cadets are women- 22% of cadets are minorities- 1 faculty member for every 8 students- 19 Cadets in an average class


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REAR ADMIRAL JAMES E. RENDONACADEMY SUPERINTENDENTFIRST YEAR

Rear Admiral Rendon assumed the duties of the 41st Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London,

Connecticut, June 1, 2015. He reported to the Academy after serving as Director, Joint Interagency Task Force West (JIATF

West), the U.S. Pacifi c Command’s executive agent for planning and conducting counter-drug strategy in an area of

operations covering more than 105 million square miles.

Prior to this assignment, Rear Admiral Rendon served as Assistant Superintendent of the Coast Guard Academy, the

Superintendent’s direct representative to oversee day-to-day operations. Prior to his fi rst Academy assignment, he served as

Director of Staff to the Vice Commandant.

Rear Admiral Rendon is a surface operations specialist with a diverse list of assignments over his 28 year Coast Guard offi cer

career. He served as Commander, Sector Northern New England in Portland Maine, as well as, Chief Response, Fifth Coast

Guard District in Portsmouth, Virginia.

Rear Admiral Rendon is a cutterman with afl oat tours as Deck Watch Offi cer aboard Durable, a 210-foot cutter home-ported

in Brownsville, Texas; Executive Offi cer aboard the Patrol Boat Ocracoke in Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, and Commanding

Offi cer of the Surface Eff ect Ship Petrel in Key West, Florida. Other operational ashore assignments consist of staff advisor,

Seventh Coast Guard District Intelligence and Law Enforcement Branch in Miami, Florida, Operations Offi cer for Group Key

West, Florida, as well as Commander, Coast Guard Group Mayport in Northeast Florida.

Rear Admiral Rendon served as Aide de Camp to the 20th Commandant of the Coast Guard. He also completed a

Congressional Fellowship in our nation’s Capital, where he worked for the House of Representatives, Government Reform

Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources, followed by a two-year assignment as Drug Policy

Advisor to the Speaker of the House.

Rear Admiral Rendon’s personal awards include a Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal (6), Coast Guard

Commendation Medal (3), Coast Guard Achievement Medal, and a variety of other unit awards and service ribbons. He is

authorized to wear the Cutterman’s Insignia and the Boat Forces Operations Insignia.

A 1983 graduate of the United States Coast Guard Academy, Rear Admiral Rendon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in

Civil Engineering and a Master of Science degree from the University of Illinois. He also completed study at the National War

College, Class of 2005, where he earned a Master of Science degree in National Security Strategy.

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

TIM FITZPATRICKDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSFIFTH YEAR

Tim Fitzpatrick is in his fi fth year as Director of Athletics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and on his watch the USCGA’s athletic program has seen growth in several key areas.

In addition to securing a comprehensive, fi ve-year shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America for the academy’s 23 NCAA sports, he oversaw a rebranding initiative that has resulted in new logos and marks and created an athletic booster organization, the CGA Bear Club, as an annual giving entity to fund athletics “margin of excellence” projects and initiatives.

Under Fitzpatrick’s guidance, the department now conducts an annual women’s professional development seminar (the Women’s LeadHERship Symposium), which features prominent national leaders in women’s athletics for female USCGA athletic staff members as well as attendees from colleges and universities throughout New England.

He has launched an external program for sale of corporate sponsorships and partnerships, established a Faculty Affi liate program, began the annual Celebrate New London football game initiative and was the driving force in the men’s basketball teams appearance in the Armed Forces Classic on ESPNU last season.

Prior to the Academy Fitzpatrick was the Director of Athletics at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi for two years prior, after spending the previous four years as the Deputy Athletic Director at Indiana University. At Texas A&M – Corpus Christi, Fitzpatrick secured major gifts for construction of a new outdoor tennis center, as well as renovation of the university’s baseball and softball stadiums. He additionally served on the NCAA’s Division I Women’s Basketball Issues Committee while in south Texas, and executed a strategic plan which increased the department’s corporate sponsorship revenue by nearly 40%.

While at Indiana, he was responsible for internal administration of the department, oversaw capital construction and facilities management, and had oversight of the football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball

programs. Additionally, Fitzpatrick managed IU’s external units, including marketing, ticket operations, licensing, merchandising, website, and publications.

Additionally, he negotiated a 6-year, $21,000,000 shoe and apparel agreement with adidas America and administered the Hoosiers’ multi-media partnerships with Learfi eld Sports and the Big Ten Network. During his tenure, Indiana realized a ticket sales revenue increase of 15-percent over annual budgeted projections.

Fitzpatrick came to IU after spending the previous fi ve years as COO and associate athletics director for external operations at the U.S. Military Academy.

He arrived at West Point from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, where he served as the associate athletics director for external aff airs and executive director of the athletic foundation during the 1998-99 academic year.

Prior to Army and Charlotte, Fitzpatrick served in a similar role at the University of Pittsburgh.

Fitzpatrick was a senior associate athletics director at the University of North Texas from May 1994 to June 1996. He was instrumental in UNT’s transition from NCAA Division I-AA football to the Big West Conference.

He gained considerable experience as Assistant Commissioner of the Southwest Conference from 1992-94.

Fitzpatrick began his athletic administration career as the assistant marketing director at Army before moving on to Virginia Commonwealth as the director of marketing and Ticket Sales (1984-87) and Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Public Relations from 1987-92.

A 1981 graduate of Hampden-Sydney College with a bachelor’s degree in English, Fitzpatrick earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University in 1982.


COAST GUARD ACADEMYCOAST GUARD ACADEMYNITCHMAN TRACK & FIELD COMPLEXNITCHMAN TRACK & FIELD COMPLEX

The Track & Field Complex was The Track & Field Complex was

constructed in the summer of 2007 constructed in the summer of 2007

fi rst used for the men’s and women’s fi rst used for the men’s and women’s

soccer games that Fall. The FieldTurf soccer games that Fall. The FieldTurf

surface lies on the banks of the surface lies on the banks of the

beautiful Thames River and is also beautiful Thames River and is also

home to the men’s and women’s track home to the men’s and women’s track

& fi eld program.& fi eld program.

COMMANDER JOHN MERRIMAN GYMCOMMANDER JOHN MERRIMAN GYM

Merriman Gymnasium is home to Merriman Gymnasium is home to

the women’s volleyball program and the women’s volleyball program and

the men’s and women’s basketball the men’s and women’s basketball

programs. The gym holds three programs. The gym holds three

basketball courts used for varsity basketball courts used for varsity

practices and games, as well as practices and games, as well as

intramural competition. The 1200-seat intramural competition. The 1200-seat

facility has been home to numerous facility has been home to numerous

league and regional championships.league and regional championships.

ROLAND POOLROLAND POOL

Roland Pool is home to our men’s Roland Pool is home to our men’s

and women’s swimming and diving and women’s swimming and diving

program. The eight-lane, 50-yard pool program. The eight-lane, 50-yard pool

is also used daily for athletic training is also used daily for athletic training

programs for our cadet-athletes, programs for our cadet-athletes,

physical education courses, as well as physical education courses, as well as

military training programs necessary military training programs necessary

to carry out the missions of the Coast to carry out the missions of the Coast

Guard for all cadets. Guard for all cadets.

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NITCHMAN BASEBALL FIELDNITCHMAN BASEBALL FIELD

Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the

Coast Guard Academy baseball team. The Coast Guard Academy baseball team. The

picturesque view from the fi eld overlooks picturesque view from the fi eld overlooks

the Thames River.the Thames River.

NITCHMAN SOFTBALL FIELD NITCHMAN SOFTBALL FIELD

Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the Nelson Nitchman Field is home of the

softball team. The Bears have enjoyed softball team. The Bears have enjoyed

tremendous success winning three of tremendous success winning three of

the last four NEWMAC tournament the last four NEWMAC tournament

championships and going to the NCAA championships and going to the NCAA

tournament four straight seasons (2009-tournament four straight seasons (2009-

2012).2012).

CADET MEMORIAL FIELDCADET MEMORIAL FIELD

Cadet Memorial Field was made into a Cadet Memorial Field was made into a

FieldTurf surface in 2004 as a gift from the FieldTurf surface in 2004 as a gift from the

Class of 1952. The facility features a two-Class of 1952. The facility features a two-

story press box that includes two coaches story press box that includes two coaches

rooms, a room for radio broadcasting rooms, a room for radio broadcasting

and video recording, space for media and video recording, space for media

personnel, and two lounge lounge areas personnel, and two lounge lounge areas

for additional for additional

seating. The 1500-seating. The 1500-

seat stadium seat stadium

overlooks the overlooks the

Thames River and the Thames River and the

Gold Star Memorial Gold Star Memorial

Bridge.Bridge.

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Coast Guard Athletics has two weight Coast Guard Athletics has two weight

rooms, each featuring state-of-the-rooms, each featuring state-of-the-

art equipment for our cadets and art equipment for our cadets and

cadet-athletes to use to improve their cadet-athletes to use to improve their

overall health and fi tness. The facility overall health and fi tness. The facility

in Roland Hall is dedicated to free-in Roland Hall is dedicated to free-

weight exercising while our Billard weight exercising while our Billard

Hall facility holds our nautilus, cardio, Hall facility holds our nautilus, cardio,

and other guided machine equipment.and other guided machine equipment.

Shaakira HassellShaakira HassellStrength and Conditioning CoachStrength and Conditioning Coach

Hassell, in her fi rst season at the Coast Guard Academy, Hassell, in her fi rst season at the Coast Guard Academy, was most recently the fi tness manager at XSport Fitness was most recently the fi tness manager at XSport Fitness in Chicago. She has a degree in Self-Designed Sports in Chicago. She has a degree in Self-Designed Sports Science from Beloit College in Wisconsin where she was Science from Beloit College in Wisconsin where she was the class president as well as master’s degrees in Health the class president as well as master’s degrees in Health and Physical Education from Valdosta State and Sports and Physical Education from Valdosta State and Sports and Fitness Management from Troy University.and Fitness Management from Troy University.

She was the tactical strength and conditioning coach She was the tactical strength and conditioning coach at Fort Bragg from 2013-2104 and prior to that the at Fort Bragg from 2013-2104 and prior to that the strength and conditioning coach at IMG Academy in strength and conditioning coach at IMG Academy in Florida from 2011-2013.Florida from 2011-2013.

Hassell began her career as the strength and Hassell began her career as the strength and conditioning graduate assistant at Georgia Southern conditioning graduate assistant at Georgia Southern during the 2004-2005 academic year before moving during the 2004-2005 academic year before moving onto Valdosta State as graduate assistant for two years.onto Valdosta State as graduate assistant for two years.

She then served as the assistant strength and She then served as the assistant strength and conditioning coach at Troy University from 2007-2011 conditioning coach at Troy University from 2007-2011 before taking the position at IMG Academy.before taking the position at IMG Academy.

Hassell played for both the Chicago Force and the Hassell played for both the Chicago Force and the Atlanta Xplosion Women’s of the Independent Women’s Atlanta Xplosion Women’s of the Independent Women’s Football League (IWFL) and her Atlanta team won the Football League (IWFL) and her Atlanta team won the 2006 IWFL Championship. She was also a member of 2006 IWFL Championship. She was also a member of the US Virgin Islands Women’s National Basketball team. the US Virgin Islands Women’s National Basketball team.

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STAFF DIRECTORYSTAFF DIRECTORY

ADMINISTRATIONName Title Phone Tim Fitzpatrick Director of Athletics 860-444-8600 Dan Rose Associate AD/Director of 860-701-6798 Physical Education Tim Opstrup Associate AD for Finance, 860-444-8602 Logistics and Facilities Chris Parsons Associate AD for Compliance 860-701-6197 and Admissions Support Art Lamoureux Assistant AD for Operations 860-444-8601 Jason Southard Director of Media Relations 860-701-6800 Casey McGarvey Media Relations Assistant Andrea Stewart SWA/Travel Coordinator 860-701-6799Donna Koczajowski SWA/Director of Club Sports 860-444-8604 Katherine Bossardet Associate Offi ce Manager 860-444-8600 Vi Oliver Administrative Assistant 860-444-8580 Bruce Cobb Equipment Manager 860-444-8606 Marc Grindstaff Equipment Manager 860-444-8663Dave Fraboni Equipment Manager 860-444-8663

ATHLETIC TRAININGName Title Phone

Ken Niedzwiecki Head Athletic Trainer 860-444-8619 Maura Gillon Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6415 Jake Ibey Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6416 Shannon Nickels Assistant Athletic Trainer 860-701-6617Shaakira Hassell Strength & Conditioning Coach 860-

BASEBALLName Title Phone

C.C. Grant Head Coach 860-444-8581 Mike Turgeon Assistant Coach

FOOTBALLName Title Phone

Bill George Head Coach 860-444-8584 Dana Fleischmann Co-Defensive Coordinator/ 860-444-8605 Recruiting CoordinatorC.C. Grant Co-Defensive Coordinator 860-444-8581 Ray LaForte Off ensive Coordinator 860-701-6805Jordan Berrian Wide Receivers 860-701-6767 Jay Driscoll Defensive Line Chris Strand Defensive LineDave Ratner Tight Ends Don Miller Off ensive Assistant

MEN’S BASKETBALLName Title Phone

Kevin Jaskiewicz Head Coach 860-701-6132 Bob Bono Associate Head Coach 860-444-8588Grant Johnson Assistant CoachJoe Cyr Assistant Coach

MEN’S CREWName Title Phone

Bill Randall Director of Rowing/Head Coach 860-444-8679

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRYName Title Phone

Ethan Brown Head Coach 860-444-8590 Greg Ahnrud Assistant Coach Mariette Ogg Assistant Coach

MEN’S LACROSSEName Title Phone

Ray LaForte Head Coach 860-701-6805Dave Fraboni Assistant Coach Mike Higbie Assistant CoachPat Powers Assistant Coach MEN’S SOCCERName Title Phone

Chris Parsons Head Coach 860-701-6197 Patrick McCarney Assistant Coach Anthony Occhialini Goalkeeper Coach

MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGName Title Phone

John Westkott Head Coach 860-444-8586 Mary Westkott Assistant Coach 860-701-6374 Ken Pancoast Diving Coach

MEN’S TENNISName Title Phone

Matt Nakagawa Head Coach

PISTOL & RIFLEName Title Phone Richard Hawkins Shooting Sports Coach 860-701-6886 SAILINGName Title Phone

Doug Clark Director of Sailing 860-444-8577 Jack Neades Head Off shore Coach 860-701-6291 Brian Swingly Head Intercollegiate Coach 860-444-8325

SOFTBALLName Title Phone

Donna Koczajowski Head Coach 860-444-8604 Dana Fleischmann Assistant CoachErin Miller Pitching Coach WOMEN’S BASKETBALLName Title Phone Alex Ivansheck Head Coach 860-701-6594 Jessica Farley Assistant Coach 860-701-6960 Scott Hawk Assistant Coach Catherine Lewis Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CREWName Title Phone Bill Randall Director of Rowing 860-444-8679Jodi Hope Head Coach 860-803-4435 WOMEN’S LACROSSEName Title Phone

Ruth Ness Head Coach 860-701-6744

WOMEN’S SOCCERName Title Phone Susan Grant Head Coach 860-444-8582 Beth Nakagawa Assistant CoachAndrea Giuliano Assistant CoachKatie Shveda Assistant Coach Anthony Occhialini Goalkeeper Coach

WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVINGName Title Phone John Westkott Head Coach 860-444-8586 Mary Westkott Assistant Coach 860-701-6374 Ken Pancoast Diving Coach

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALLName Title Phone

Mike Bynon Head Coach 860-444-8589 Ashley Coyle Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRYName Title Phone

Ethan Brown Head Coach 860-444-8590 Greg Ahnrud Assistant Coach Mariette Ogg Assistant Coach WRESTLINGName Title Phone Kevin Bratland Head Coach 860-701-6595J.R. Lewis Assistant Coach


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KEVIN JASKIEWICZHEAD COACH [email protected] SEASON

Coach Jaskiewicz begins his seventh year as head coach at the Coast Guard Academy after serving as an assistant coach for three years with the Bears.

Kevin brings a wealth of experience to the position. He has coached at every level of college basketball, from junior college to Division I, and has been an integral part of some remarkable rebuilding programs.

While an assistant at Connecticut College, he helped to recruit and to develop players who went on to earn All New England and All-American honors. In addition, he helped turn the program into a perennial winner. In fact, in his last four years as an assistant, the program was 85-20 and made consecutive trips to the Sweet 16 and an appearance at the Final Four in 1999. In the 1998-99 campaign, the team completed a perfect regular season (24-0) and was ranked number 1 in the nation.

In 1999, Coach Jaskiewicz moved to Brown University, and helped coordinate a national recruiting eff ort that resulted in the greatest four-year period in Brown University Men’s basketball history. The program posted a 63-45 overall record from 2000-2004, and also produced an Ivy League record of 39-17 in that same time frame, while also producing All Ivy and academic All Ivy players. The 2002-2003 squad fi nished 12-2 which is the best Ivy league record in Brown history and made an appearance in the NIT.

As an assistant at Coast Guard, he was part of the Coast Guard coaching staff for three seasons before becoming head coach. Coast Guard won back-to-back NEWMAC Tournament championships in 2006-’07 and 2007-’08, and earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament in both those seasons. The Bears won a school-record 24 games, and advanced to the Elite 8 in 2007-’08.

As head coach, Jaskiewicz has continued his track record of solid recruiting and player development. In the 2010-11 season, Kevin Sowers was voted as NEWMAC Rookie of the Year and in the 2011-12 season, Greg Marshall was named to the All-NEWMAC team. His teams are recognized for their tenacity and their preparation.

Coach Jaskiewicz earned his B.A. in history from Eastern Connecticut State University and earned his M.S. in curriculum and instruction.

HEAD COACH KEVIN JASKIEWICZ SPEAKS WITH KEVIN CONNORS ANDJAY WILLIAMS PRIOR TO THE BEARS GAME ON ESPNU LAST SEASON AS

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BOB BONOASSOCIATE HEAD COACH [email protected] SEASON

Bob enters his 29th season at the Academy. He is the leader of the Bears nationwide recruiting eff orts and through his direct eff orts, the Bears have consistently brought in outstanding freshmen classes.

Bono was an assistant coach at St. Bernard’s High for 10 years prior to coaching at the Academy, as the Saints won a pair of state titles.

Bob has been a three-time selection to coach the Southeastern Connecticut entry in the Nutmeg games. His 1990 team won the gold medal.

Bono and his wife of 29 years, Doreen, have four children; Mike, Rob and twin daughters Jaclyn and Lisa.

JOE CYRASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON

Joe is in his fi rst season as an assistant coach with the men’s basketball team.

He was an assistant coach at Plainfi eld High with the boy’s team last season and is the head coach of the Connecticut Playmakers AAU basketball team in Groton.

Cyr was a three-sport athlete at St. Bernard’s High in Uncasville as he played football, basketball and baseball for the Saints.

He played basketball at both UConn-Avery Point and Eastern Connecticut State University, where he graduated in 2014 with degree in Communications. He is currently working on his Master’s in Sports Management from Lasell College in Newton, Mass.


GRANT JOHNSONASSISTANT COACHSECOND SEASON

Johnson begins his second season as a member of the Bears coaching staff .

He is a 2008 graduate of the Academy and was a starting guard and captain during his junior and senior seasons in which both teams won the NEWMAC tournament and advanced to the NCAA tournament – reaching the Elite Eight his senior season for the fi rst time in school history.

Grant, originally from Grayson, Georgia, had 1,137 points during his career, which ranks him 10th all-time at Coast Guard, one of 18 players in Coast Guard history with 1,000 career points. Johnson, who holds the single-season school record with 83 three-point baskets in the 2006-’07 season, is second all-time at the Academy with 244 three-point baskets and third all time with 305 assists as he played in a school-record tying 109 career games.

LT Johnson’s fi rst tour after graduation was aboard the CGC CHASE in San Diego, CA, where he served as a Deck Watch Offi cer, Boarding Offi cer, and Gunnery Offi cer. His next assignment was to the Incident Management Division at Sector Jacksonville, FL. In this position he coordinated search and rescue cases, responded to maritime pollution, and lead hurricane evasion and recovery eff orts along Florida’s northeast coast. LT Johnson was then selected to attend graduate school at Columbia University in New York, NY, earning a master of arts in Organizational Psychology.

He currently serves as the Echo Company Offi cer for the Corps of Cadets, overseeing Echo Company’s professional and leadership development.

Johnson and his wife Cara have two daughters, Eli and Reese.

MAURA GILLONATHLETIC TRAINERFIRST SEASON

Maura is in her fi rst year as an assistant athletic trainer at the Coast Guard Academy.

She has been an athletic trainer for ten years. Maura comes to the Academy from William J. Dean Technical High School in Holyoke, Mass. where she provided injury prevention, evaluation and rehabilitation for varsity and junior varsity athletic teams.

Prior to that she was the athletic trainer at The Marvelwood School in Kent, Conn. for fi ve years, and was also a science teacher and residential faculty member. She also spent her summers working for Gamebreaker/Warrior Lacrosse Camps.

In 2002, Maura graduated from Alfred University with B.S. in Athletic Training. Maura also earned a Master’s of Education in Kinesiology and Physical Education with an emphasis in exercise physiology.

While at Maine she worked in the cardiac rehabilitation and wellness department at Eastern Maine Medical Center. Currently, she is pursuing her doctorate in sports management from the United States Sports Academy.

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KEVIN ALVAREZSENIOR - GUARDKEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA

Kevin, a tri-captain, led the Bears in scoring (13.2), rebounding (6.1) per game as well as leading the way with 30 three-pointers, 28 steals and he was second with 39 assists as he started 23 of the 25 games. He he appeared in all 25 games, made two starts and averaged 17.8 minutes per game as a sophomore. Alvarez had a career-high 30 points in a win at Mitchell last season and he grabbed a career-best nine rebounds three times. He is a Management major.

BEFORE CGAAlvarez attended and played basketball at MAST Academy ... he was named off ensive player of the year while serving as a

team captain as a senior ... has a sister Erica ... son of Miguel and Gilda Alvarez.

GETTING TO KNOW KEVIN Kevin’s favorite TV show is Suits and is a University of Miami fan. Dwayne Wade is his favorite athlete while his favorite place to visit is Argentina. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be John Wooden.

CAREER STATSYear GP FG/FGA FT/FTA REB RPG ASST STL PTS PPG2012/13 10 3-8 1-2 5 0.5 0 2 8 0.82013/14 25 53 -120 21-32 76 3.0 34 10 134 5.42014/15 25 119-287 63-87 153 6.1 39 28 331 13.2Total 60 175 -415 85 -121 234 3.9 73 40 473 7.9

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MARK KREBSSENIOR - FORWARDBALLWIN, MISSOURI

Mark, a tri-captain this year, appeared in all 25 games last year and made six starts averaging 1.6 points and 2.4 rebounds per game. As a sophomore he appeared in all 25 games and made 13 starts last season. Krebs scored a career-high 11 points at Wheaton last season and grabbed a career-best eight rebounds in a loss to Mass. College of Liberal Arts as a sophomore. He is a Marine & Environmental Science major.

BEFORE CGAKrebs attended Parkway West High School where he was a three-sport captain playing basketball, soccer, and volleyball ...

he was named All-Conference twice each in volleyball and soccer while receiving honorable mention status in basketball as a senior ... has an older sister Cathy ... son of John and Susan Krebs.

GETTING TO KNOW MARKMark’s a St. Louis Cardinals fan whose favorite movie is The Patriot. His favorite restaurant is Outback Steakhouse and the

most-used app on his phone is ESPN Score Center. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be Ronald Reagan.

CAREER STATSYear GP FG/FGA FT/FTA REB RPG ASST STL PTS PPG2012/13 21 8-27 17-27 53 2.5 6 5 33 1.62013/14 25 18-46 25-33 72 2.9 21 10 61 2.42014/15 25 12-31 16-26 60 2.4 10 4 40 1.6 Total 71 38-104 58-86 185 2.6 37 19 134 1.9

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RICKY RODRIGUEZSENIOR - GUARDCARACAS, VENEZUELA

Ricky, a tri-captain this season, started 18 of the 22 games in which he played last season averaging 5.9 points and 2.8 rebounds per game. During his sophmore year, he started all 25 games in his return to the court and averaged 28 minutes per game. He was second on the team in scoring (8.4) while leading the team with 32 three-point fi eld goals (32-111/ .288). Rodriguez had a career-high 20 points in a win over Swarthmore on Nov. 19, 2011. He grabbed a career-high nine rebounds in a double overtime loss to Merchant Marine a sophomore. He is majoring in Management.

BEFORE CGARodriguez attended Cypress Bay high school where he was a two-year captain of the basketball team ... has two brothers

Luis and Carlos ... son of Wilfredo Rodriguez and Maria Acuna de Rodriguez.

GETTING TO KNOW RICKYRicky is a fan of the TV show Breaking Bad and his favorite restaurant is Chipotle. His favorite singer is Drake and he enjoys

visiting Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. If he could meet anyone, living or deceased, it would be LeBron James.

CAREER STATSYear GP FG/FGA FT/FTA REB RPG ASST STL PTS PPG2011/12 22 23-81 10-21 34 1.5 13 19 72 3.32012/13 DID NOT PLAY2013/14 25 75-219 29-44 89 3.6 26 27 211 8.42014/15 22 51-148 12-19 61 2.8 14 18 130 5.9Total 69 149-448 51-84 184 2.7 53 64 413 6.0

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ADRIAN CHUQUILLANGUI #4JUNIOR - GUARDMANASSAS, VIRGINIA

Adrian played in all 25 games and made two starts averaging 3.8 points per game. As a freshman, he saw action in 24 games and averaged 11.8 minutes per game. He had a career-highs with 16 points and fi ve rebounds in win over Clark during his freshman season. He has a career-high fi ve rebounds twice in his career. Adrian is majoring in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering.

BEFORE CGAHe played for coach Joe Wootten at Bishop O’Connell High for a team that went 30-7 during his senior season to win the

WCAC and earn a national Top 20 ranking and the top ranking in the Washington, DC area ... he had fi ve brothers and sisters ... has two older brothers Mathian and Darian, two younger brothers, Julian and Jaidan and an older sister Jaciana .. son of Frankin and Caryl Chuquillangui.

GETTING TO KNOW ADRIAN Adrian’s favorite food is carne asada and his favorite snack food is cinnamon brown sugar pop tarts ... a Boston Celtics fan, his favorite athlete is Gilbert Arenas and his favorite singer is Drake ... Adrian’s favorite TV show is The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and his favorite movie is Rush Hour ... He says the greatest coach to ever live is Gregg Popovich and his favorite actress is Mila Kunis.

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2013/14 24 29-68 6-6 23 1.0 12 4 82 3.42014/15 25 24-66 8-10 19 0.8 16 6 69 2.8

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DEVON ZYCHJUNIOR - FORWARDOSWEGO, ILLINOIS

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Devon played in 24 games and made seven starts last year as he averaged 1.6 points and 1.8 rebounds per game in 9.9 minutes per game. He had a career-high six points vs. St. Joseph’s of Brooklyn last season and grabbed a career-high fi ve rebounds vs. MIT on January 14th last year. Devon missed most of his freshman season with a broken hand. He did see limited action in ten games as he averaged 5.7 minutes in those games. He is majoring in Civil Engineering.

BEFORE CGAHe was a captain and Academic All-conference selection for coach Kevin Schnable at Oswego High where the team won

a regional championship ... also a captain of the volleyball and conference champion football team ... member of National Honor Society and graduated in the top fi ve percent of his class ... has a younger brother Nick ... son of George and Brenda Zych.

GETTING TO KNOW DEVONDevon’s favorite food is crab legs and his favorite snack food is cool ranch Doritos ... his favorite TV show is Friday Night

Lights, his favorite movie is Law Abiding Citizen while his favorite actor is Will Smith ... a Chicago Bulls fan, his favorite athlete is Carmelo Anthony and he lists the greatest coach to ever live as Phil Jackson ... if he could meet anyone living or deceased it would be Michael Jordan.


2013/14 10 1-6 0-4 9 0.9 1 1 2 0.22014/15 24 15-41 7-14 44 1.8 11 14 38 1.6 Total 34 16-47 0-18 53 1.6 12 15 40 1.2

DARIUS ADAMSSOPHOMORE - GUARDNASSAU, BAHAMAS

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Darius appeared in 17 games as a freshman and made seven starts averaging 18.5 minutes per game. He averaged 6.5 points and 3.9 rebounds per game while shooting 53.1 percent from the fl oor. Adams had a career-high 18 points and fi ve assists at Salve Regina last year and grabbed a career-best 11 rebounds at Emerson. He is an Electrical Engineering major.

BEFORE CGACaptain for coach Reginald Stinson at Southside Baptist Christian School where he was also captain of the volleyball team

and a member of the track and fi eld team ... was the valedictorian of the class ... attended East Central University prior to attending the Academy ... has two older brothers David and Daniel ... son of David and Donna Adams.

GETTING TO KNOW DARIUSDarius’s favorite food is Bahamian Fried Snapper and his favorite app on his phone is Whatsapp. A Denver Broncos and

Philadelphia 76ers fan, his favorite TV show is Sports Nation. If he could meet anyone living or deceased it would be his mother.


2014/15 17 34-64 36-54 67 3.9 23 18 110 6.5Total 17 34-64 36-54 67 3.9 23 18 110 6.5


MICAH BALDEZSOPHOMORE - GUARDLOWER GWYNEDD, PENNSYLVANIA

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ETHAN BOOSESOPHOMORE - FORWARD/CENTERNEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO

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Micah appeared in all 25 games last season and made six starts averaging 14.8 minutes per game. He averaged 2.9 points and 1.8 rebounds per game. Baldez had a career-high 11 points at Wheaton and grabbed a career-high fi ve rebounds at Emerson. He is a Civil Engineering major.

BEFORE CGACaptain and team MVP for coach Glenn Dolton at Phil-Mont Christian Academy ... has an older brother Godfrey, who is

a 2015 graduate of the Naval Academy and now an Ensign working in Japan ... also has a younger brother Noah ... son of Godfrey and Tish Baldez.

GETTING TO KNOW MICAH Micah’s favorite snack food are twizzlers and his favorite TV show is Are You the One? His favorite singer is Meghan Trainor nad his favorite song is Let Me Love You. A Philadelphia 76ers fan, his favorite athlete is Michael Jordan and he lists the greatest coach to ever live as Tony Dungy. If he could meet anyone living or deceased it would be Martin Luther King Jr.


2014/15 25 24-67 12-18 45 1.8 21 11 72 2.9 Total 25 24-67 12-18 45 1.8 21 11 72 2.9

Ethan saw action in 16 games last season and averaged 3.4 points and 1.1 rebounds as he averaged 9.6 minutes per game. He had a career-high 11 points at Emerson and grabbed a career-high three rebounds twice. He is a Management major.

BEFORE CGACaptain for coach Chad Spurgen at New Philadelphia High ... has two younger brothers Evan and Joe ... son of Jim and Julie

Boose.

GETTING TO KNOW ETHANEthan’s favorite food is steak and his favorite snack food is trail mix. His favorite TV show is Game of Thrones and his favorite

movie is Shawshank Redemption. Ethan’s favorite actor is Miles Teller and his favorite singer is G Eazy. A Cleveland Cavaliers and Ohio State fan, his favorite athlete is Tyler Hansbrough and he lists the greatest coach to ever like as Mike Krzyzewski. If he could meet anyone living or deceased it would be Sigmund Freud.


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1,000 POINT SCORERS1. Craig Johnson (‘09) 1,7152. Jeff Prebeck (‘08) 1,6143. Al Sowers (‘08) 1,5184. Mark Harris (‘96) 1,4025. Dave DuBois (’69) 1,3616. Bob Mobley (’79) 1,3257. John Gallagher (’85) 1,2548. Jed Boba (’96) 1,2299. Scott Budka (’88) 1,15710. Grant Johnson (‘08) 1,13711. Larry Zacher (’89) 1,08412. Greg Marshall (‘13) 1,06613. Sam Cheung (’02) 1,04914. Laurie Somers (’63) 1,02915. Kerry McKeever (’99) 1,02016. Pat Shuck (’73) 1,01717. Jon Murphy (’00) 1,01118. Mike Michelson (’91) 1,000

TOP TEN CAREER REBOUNDS1. Mark Harris (’96) 1,1342. Jeff Prebeck (‘08) 1,1143. Craig Johnson (‘09) 8984. Bob Mobley (’79) 8015. Dan Sheppard (‘06) 7476. Ken Bicknell (’71) 7407. Bob Thornton (‘59) 7398. Pat Shuck (’73) 7009. Jevon James (‘11) 67810. Dave Willhite (’75) 673

100 CAREER GAMES PLAYED1t. Prebeck, Sowers, G. Johnson (‘08) 1094t. Eric Hudson, Stefan Lewis (‘10) 1076. Craig Johnson 1037t. Peter Keel (’97) 1027t. Joe Morgan (’96) 1029. Mark Harris (’96) 101 10. Michael Keane (’98) 100

TOP TEN CAREER ASSISTS1. Al Sowers (‘08) 4002. Sam Cheung (’02) 3213. Grant Johnson (‘08) 3054. Mark True (’86) 2775. Devonte Weems (‘14) 2676. Jed Boba (’96) 2537. Shad Thomas (’98) 2508. Corey Morrison (’97) 2418. Pat Ryan (‘88) 24110. Alex Simonka (’79) 240

100 CAREER THREE-POINTERS1. Al Sowers (‘08) 2662. Grant Johnson (‘08) 2443. Jon Murphy (’00) 2354. Jed Boba (’96) 2125. Sam Cheung (’02) 1716. Jim Hiltz (’03) 1427. Mike Michelson (’91) 1248. Stefan Lewis (‘10) 1229. Greg Marshall (‘13) 11410. Pat Shaw (’94) 10411. Shad Thomas (’98) 101

TOP TEN STEALS1. Jed Boba (‘96) 1742. Al Sowers (‘08) 1703. Eric Hudson (‘10) 1654. Mark Harris (‘96) 1595. Sam Cheung (‘02) 1396. Devonte Weems (‘14) 1317. Joe Morgan (‘96) 1088. Mike Michelson (‘91) 1059t. Dan Sheppard (‘06) 989t. Jimmy Knudsen (‘13) 98

100 CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS LIST1. Jevon James (‘11) 1482. Kerry McKeever (‘99) 1243. Mark Harris (‘96) 1234. Dan Sheppard (‘06) 122

TEAM RECORDSSINGLE GAME RECORDSMost Points 113 vs. Mitchell (2-19-08)Most 3-pointers 16 vs. WPI (2-15-01)Most Rebounds 63 vs. Vassar (12-4-93) 63 vs. WNEC (2-7-98)SEASON RECORDSMost Wins 24 (2007-08)Most 3-pointers 212 (2007-08)Best FG percentage 49.1 (1977-78)Best FT percentage 76.3 (1989-90)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSSINGLE GAME RECORDSMost Points 39, Peter Keel vs. Wesleyan (‘96-’97) 39, John Gallagher vs. Trinity (‘85-’86)Most 3-pointers 9, Grant Johnson vs. Babson (2-21-07)Most Rebounds 22, Mark Harris vs. Norwich (1-22-96)Most Assists 14, Randy Brock vs. WCSU (‘75-76)

SEASON RECORDSMost Points 518, Craig Johnson (2008-’09)Most 3-pointers 83, Grant Johnson (2006-’07)Most Rebounds 344, Jeff Prebeck (2006-’07)Most Assists 122, Al Sowers (2005-’06)

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2014-15 RESULTS --- 6-19 (2-12 NEWMAC)Date Opponent ResultNov. 14 vs. Hampden-Sydney @ Armed Forces Classic, Puerto Rico L 41-73Nov. 19 ROGER WILLIAMS W 55-54Nov. 21 vs. Framingham State @ Regis Tournament W 56-33Nov. 22 @ Regis -- Regis Tournament Championship Game W 59-47Nov. 25 @ Salve Regina L 76-84 (OT)Dec. 3 @ Mitchell W 91-82Dec. 6 WORCESTER STATE -- Conn./CGA Invitational L 51-58Dec. 7 vs. St. Joseph’s (Brooklyn) -- Conn./CGA Invitational @ Conn. College L 50-70Dec. 9 @ Merchant Marine L 49-51Dec. 29 @ Army L 48-93Jan. 4 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE L 63-74Jan. 7 WHEATON * W 62-60Jan. 10 EMERSON * L 65-68Jan. 14 MIT * L 36-62Jan. 17 @ Clark * L 48-58Jan. 21 @ Springfi eld * L 52-95Jan. 24 BABSON * L 73-81Jan. 29 @ WPI * L 45-69Jan. 31 @ Wheaton * L 68-80Feb. 4 CLARK * W 67-66Feb. 7 @ MIT * L 58-78Feb. 11 @ Emerson * L 55-68Feb. 14 WPI * L 47-65Feb. 18 @ Babson * L 51-66Feb. 21 SPRINGFIELD * L 51-73

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