Game 21 Marist (4-16, 1-10 MAAC) at Quinnipiac (7-13, 4-7 MAAC) Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 * 7 p.m. TD Bank Sports Center (3,570) - Hamden, CT

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1 Schedule N13 HOLY CROSS L, N17 DARTMOUTH W, N21 at Kent State L, N29 at Vermont L, D4 IONA* L, D6 at Manhattan* W, D9 ALBANY L, D12 DELAWARE L, D20 at Army West Point W, D22 vs. Brown& W, (2OT) D29 at Jacksonville L, J2 CANISIUS* L, J4 SAINT PETER S* L, J9 at Iona* L, J14 at Rider* L, (2OT) J17 at Saint Peter s* L, J22 FAIRFIELD* L, J24 at Monmouth* L, J28 NIAGARA* L, J30 at Siena* L, F4 at Quinnipiac* 7 p.m. F7 SIENA* Noon F9 MONMOUTH* 7 p.m. F13 MANHATTAN* 7 p.m. F15 at Fairfield* 7 p.m. F18 at Niagara* 7 p.m. F20 at Canisius* 3 p.m. F23 RIDER* 7 p.m. F26 QUINNIPIAC* 7 p.m. M3-7 MAAC Championship$ Home games are in CAPS * - MAAC game & - at Uncasville, CT $ - At Times Union Center - Albany, NY Game 21 Marist (4-16, 1-10 MAAC) at Quinnipiac (7-13, 4-7 MAAC) Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016 * 7 p.m. TD Bank Sports Center (3,570) - Hamden, CT LAST GAME STARTERS Pos Ht/Wt/Yr # Name Key Stats (season) G 6-2/180/R-JR 5 Khallid Hart 22.2 ppg, 60 3s,.820 FT G 6-2/195/FR 2 Brian Parker 16.7 ppg, 5.6 rpg,.522 FG F 6-5/205/FR 4 Isaiah Lamb 8.2 ppg,.405 3s F 6-6/200/FR 13 Kristinn Palsson 7.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg C 6-8/200/JR 1 Kentrall Brooks 2.9 ppg, 2.4 rpg LAST GAME RESERVES F 6-5/195/FR 30 Ryan Funk 5.1 ppg, 1.9 rpg C 6-10/240/SR 44 Eric Truog 2.6 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 2.6 apg F 6-4/190/FR 34 David Knudsen 2.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg G 6-4/185/SO 11 K.J. Lee 2.2 ppg, 1.2 rpg F 6-7/190/SR 35 Phillip Lawrence-Ricks 2.9 ppg, 1.6 rpg C 6-9/215/SO 25 Connor McClenaghan 2.2 ppg, 0.0 rpg G 6-4/180/FR 24 Courtney Clyburn 6 games/2 assists/2 rebounds G 6-4/185/FR 21 Kyle Daugherty 4 games/6 minutes/1 assist C 6-7/220/SO 15 Obi Momah 1.6 ppg (DNP- injury) G 6-5/200/SO 10 James Griffin 0 games (DNP- injury) LAST GAME: Marist suffered a road loss to Siena on Saturday, Jan. 30. The Red Foxes were led by red-shirt junior guard Khallid Hart with 22 points, followed by freshman guard Brian Parker with 20. Freshman forward Ryan Funk added 11 points off the bench. ON THE AIR: Tonight s game will be broadcast on WKIP (1450 AM) in the Hudson Valley, with Dean Darling providing play-by-play and Ed Weir handling color analysis. The broadcast will also be available online on the Red Fox Network and iheart Radio. The pregame show will begin at 6:45 p.m. The game will be carried on ESPN3 as part of the MAAC television package, with Ed Cohen (play-by-play) and Rob Kennedy (color) on the call. QUINNIPIAC FACTS: The Bobcats enter the contest coming off back-to-back victories against Niagara and Fairfield. Giovanni McLean averages a teambest 15.1 points per game. Quinnipiac leads the nation in total rebounds per game (44.8) and offensive rebounds per game (17.6) in games played through Feb. 2. NEXT UP: Marist returns home for the first of three straight home games on Sunday, Feb. 7, when the Red Foxes take on Siena for the second time in nine days. Tip-off is set for noon. Today s Top Tidbits Khallid Hart and Brian Parker have combined to score 53.9 percent of Marist s points this season (778 of 1,443).... Hart and Parker have topped 20 points in the same game six times this year.... Hart has 1,181 career points, which ranks in 17th place in program history.... Parker has scored at least 20 points four times in his last seven games.... This season, Marist s freshman class has scored 53.4 percent of the team s points, played 53.6 percent of the team s minutes and has made 57.0 percent of the team s starts.... Marist s last 13 games have all been decided by 12 points or less.

2 Marist Men s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. Year Hometown/Previous School 1 Kentrall Brooks C 6-8/200 Jr. Bronx, NY/St. Anthony (N.J.) 2 Brian Parker G 6-2/195 Fr. Cleveland, OH/Villa Angela St. Joseph s 4 Isaiah Lamb G/F 6-5/205 Fr. Baltimore, MD/Dulaney 5 Khallid Hart G 6-2/180 R-Jr. Newark, DE/The Sanford School 10 James Griffin G 6-5/200 So. Brisbane, Queensland/Westwind Prep Academy 11 K.J. Lee G 6-4/185 So. Huntington Station, NY/Salisbury School 13 Kristinn Palsson G/F 6-6/200 Fr. Reykanesbear, Iceland/Marymount 15 Obi Momah F/C 6-7/220 So. Farmington, CT/Farmington 21 Kyle Daugherty G 6-4/185 Fr. Reno, NV/Phillips Exeter 24 Courtney Clyburn G 6-4/180 Fr. Rochester, NY/Trinity-Pawling 25 Connor McClenaghan C 6-9/215 So. Carrollton, TX/Hebron 30 Ryan Funk G/F 6-5/195 Fr. Clarence, NY/St. Thomas More Prep 34 David Knudsen G 6-4/190 Fr. Copenhagen, Denmark/Falkonergardens 35 Phillip Lawrence-Ricks F 6-7/190 Sr. Baltimore, MD/Mount St. Joseph 44 Eric Truog C 6-10/240 Sr. Chagrin Falls, OH/Kenston Coaches Head Coach Mike Maker, second season (California Baptist, 1988) Assistant Coach Paul Lee, second season (Columbia, 1986) Assistant Coach Andy Johnson, second season (New Hampshire, 1987) Assistant Coach C.J. Lee, second season (Michigan, 2008) Director of Operations Scott Day, second season (Ouachita Baptist, 2011) Quick Facts Pronunciation Guide General Information Location: Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Founded: 1929 Enrollment: 4,764 President: Dr. Dennis J. Murray VP For Student Affairs: Deborah DiCaprio Nickname: Red Foxes Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Homecourt/Capacity: McCann Arena/3,200 Athletic Administration Director of Athletics: Tim Murray NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. John Ritschdorff Senior Associate AD/Internal Affairs: Travis Tellitocci Associate AD/SWA: Elizabeth Donohue Associate AD/Facilities & Operations: Darren McCormack Assistant AD/External Affairs: Andy Alongi Assistant AD/Business Operations: Amanda Rogerson Coordinator of Sports Medicine: Jeff Carter Director of Student-Athlete Enhancement: Alyssa Gates Strength & Conditioning Coach: Aaron Suma Interim Coordinator of Clubs/Camps/Intramurals: Brandon James Sports Information MBB Contact: Mike Ferraro SID Phone (Office): SID Phone (Cell): SID Michael.Ferraro@Marist.edu SID Fax: #1 KENTRALL Brooks ken-trell #5 KHALLID Hart kuh-lid #13 Kristinn PALSSON - PAWL-son #15 OBI MOMAH O-bee MO-ma #21 Kyle DAUGHERTY DOE-er-tee #25 Connor McCLENAGHAN muh-clen-uh-gen (hard G) #34 David KNUDSEN Kuh-NOOD-sen #44 Eric TRUOG Trewg Tale of the Tape Marist Stat Quinnipiac 4-16 Record MAAC Record Points Points Allowed Field Goal % Field Goal % Defense Three-Point % Three-Point % Defense Free Throw % Rebounds Rebounding Margin Assists Turnovers Turnover Margin Blocks Steals 4.3

3 Head Coach Mike Maker Second Season California Baptist/1988 Career Record: Record at Marist: Mike Maker was hired as the 11th head coach in Marist men s basketball history on June 17, The season is his second at Marist. In Maker s first season at Marist, the Red Foxes went 7-25 overall and 5-15 in MAAC play while having to overcome numerous injuries. Marist went 6-7 from Jan. 25 until the end of the season, swept the Niagara- Canisius trip for the first time in the program s 18 years in the conference, had a four-game winning streak, and defeated Quinnipiac in the opening round of the MAAC Championships. Under Maker s guidance, Chavaughn Lewis became the school s all-time leading scorer with 2,119 career points, and earned an invitation to the Philadelphia 76ers Summer League team. In his previous position, Maker posted an impressive record of (.821) in six years as head coach of Williams College. During his tenure at Williams, the Ephs reached the Final Four on three occasions, including two berths in the Division III national championship game. His 16 NCAA Tournament victories at Williams are a school record. Maker led Williams to a berth in the 2014 Division III national championship game for the second time in five seasons. The Ephs posted a record of 28-5 overall, and ranked in the nation s top 10 in seven statistical categories. At Williams, Maker won at least 17 games in all six seasons, and won at least 26 games four times. In 2010, the Ephs reached the Division III national championship game, finished 30-2, set a school record with 21 straight wins and led the nation in four statistical categories. That season, Maker was named Basketball Times Co-National Coach of the Year, D3hoops.com Northeast Region Coach of the Year and NESCAC Coach of the Year. Following a second straight trip to the Final Four in 2011, Maker was a finalist for Glenn Robinson Division III Coach of the Year. In 2013, he was named D3hoops. com Northeast Region Coach of the Year, and was a finalist for Glenn Robinson Division III Coach of the Year after an Elite Eight appearance. Maker comes to Marist with 26 years of coaching experience, including 17 as an assistant at the Division I level. Prior to becoming head coach at Williams, Maker worked under current Oregon head coach Dana Altman at Creighton in the season, during which the Bluejays reached the second round of the NIT. Maker served as an assistant at West Virginia under head coach John Beilein from The Mountaineers reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 2006, and won the Postseason NIT in West Virginia posted a record of in his two seasons there. Before arriving at West Virginia, Maker had a three-year stint as assistant coach at Samford ( ) under head coach Jimmy Tillette. Prior to that, he spent 11 years at Dartmouth ( ), where he earned the title of associate head coach, and served as the program s recruiting coordinator and director of scouting. Maker s first head coaching position came during the season, when he guided the Hartnell College women s basketball program. He started his coaching career as assistant coach and head junior varsity coach at his alma mater, California Baptist, from A native of Salinas, Calif., Maker is a member of the North Salinas High School Hall of Fame. He began his collegiate playing career at Hartnell College ( ), where he was a two-year captain, an honorable mention all-conference selection and earned an associate of arts degree in general education. He then played at California Baptist College ( ), where he was also a twoyear captain and earned Academic All-America honors. Maker graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from California Baptist in 1988, and earned a Master of Arts degree in Education from Azusa Pacific University in Maker and his wife Erica are the parents of a three-yearold son, Jack. Mike Maker File Coaching Career 2014-present: Head Coach, Marist : Head Coach, Williams : Assistant Coach, Creighton : Assistant Coach, West Virginia : Assistant Coach, Samford : Assistant Coach/Associate Head Coach, Dartmouth : Head Coach, Hartnell College (women s team) : Assistant Coach/Head JV Coach, California Baptist Playing Career : Hartnell College : California Baptist

4 Standings Team MAAC Overall Monmouth Iona Siena Saint Peter s Manhattan Fairfield Rider Canisius Quinnipiac Niagara Marist MAAC in non-conference play: Road team in MAAC games: Schedule/Results Monday, February 1 Monmouth 93, Siena 87 Quinnipiac 64, Fairfield 59 Iona 75, Saint Peter s 67 Tuesday, February 2 Manhattan 65, Rider 57 Thursday, February 4 Marist at Quinnipiac, 7 p.m. Friday, February 5 Fairfield at Monmouth, 7 p.m. Rider at Niagara, 7 p.m. Iona at Canisius, 7 p.m. Saint Peter s at Siena, 9 p.m. Sunday, February 7 Siena at Marist, noon Iona at Niagara, 2 p.m. Rider at Canisius, 3 p.m. Manhattan at Fairfield, 3:30 p.m. Monday, February 8 Quinnipiac at Saint Peter s, 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 9 Monmouth at Marist, 7 p.m Season Team MAAC Overall Iona Rider Manhattan Monmouth Canisius Quinnipiac Saint Peter s Siena Niagara Fairfield Marist INSIDE THE MAAC Preseason Poll 1-Iona (10), Monmouth, 105 T3-Manhattan (1), 91 T3-Rider, 91 5-Siena, 84 6-Canisius, 67 7-Quinnipiac, 49 8-Fairfield, 42 9-Saint Peter s, Marist, Niagara, 18 (First-place votes in parentheses.) Preseason First Team Marcus Gilbert, Fairfield, F Schadrac Casimir, Iona, G A.J. English, Iona, G Justin Robinson, Monmouth, G Teddy Okereafor, Rider, G Preseason Second Team Isaiah Williams, Iona, G Shane Richards, Manhattan, G Khallid Hart, Marist, G Deon Jones, Monmouth, G Marquis Wright, Siena, G Preseason Third Team Phil Valenti, Canisius, F RaShawn Stores, Manhattan, G Emile Blackman, Niagara, G Jimmie Taylor, Rider, G Brett Bisping, Siena, F Preseason Player of the Year A.J. English, Iona Players of the Week Date Player Rookie N16 Justin Robinson, MON Antwon Portley, SPU N23 Matt Scott, NIA Jonathan Kasibabu, FFD N30 Justin Robinson, MON Micah Seaborn, MON D7 A.J. English, ION Antwon Portley, SPU D14 Brett Bisping, SIE Nico Clareth, SIE D21 Brian Parker, MAR Antwon Portley, SPU D28 Marquis Wright, SIE Jerry Johnson Jr., FFD J4 Isaiah Williams, ION Abdulai Bundu, QU J11 A.J. English, ION Brian Parker, MAR J18 Teddy Okereafor, RID Micah Seaborn, MON J25 Calvin Crawford, MAN Brian Parker, MAR F1 Brett Bisping, SIE Curtis Cobb, FFD F8 F15 F22 F29

5 ON THIS DATE The Red Foxes earned an overtime victory over Fairfield at Madison Square Garden. All five Marist starters scored in double digits, led by Matt Tullis, who totaled team highs of 18 points and 11 rebounds. The Red Foxes outscored the Stags 20-9 in the extra period. SINGLE-GAME SUPERLATIVES Points: 37 - Hart vs. Brown, 12/22/15 Rebounds: 13 - Parker at Rider, 1/14/16; Truog at Rider, 1/14/16 Assists: 8 - Parker vs. Canisius, 1/2/16; Parker vs. Fairfield, 1/22/16 Blocks: 3 - Brooks vs. Dartmouth, 11/17/15; Brooks at Vermont, 11/29/15; McClenaghan vs. Saint Peter s, 1/4/16 Steals: 5 - Hart vs. Brown, 12/22/15 Three-Pointers Made: 7 - Hart at Kent State, 11/21/15 Free Throws Made: 14 - Hart vs. Dartmouth, 11/17/15 Free Throws Attempted: 18 - Hart at Rider, 1/14/16; Parker at Rider, 1/14/16 Minutes: 49 - Hart vs. Brown, 12/22/15 GAMES WITH AT LEAST 30 POINTS 3 - Hart 1 - Parker GAMES WITH AT LEAST 20 POINTS 13 - Hart 7 - Parker 1 - Lamb DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES 19 - Hart 16 - Parker 9 - Lamb 8 - Palsson 3 - Funk 1 - Brooks, Knudsen, Momah DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUND GAMES 3 - Truog, Parker DOUBLE-DOUBLES 3 - Parker Marist-Quinnipiac Series - Quinnipiac leads the series, 3-2. The Bobcats have won both meetings between the teams at the TD Bank Sports Center. - Marist won the last meeting between the teams, an triumph on March 5, 2015 in the opening round of the MAAC Championships. Khallid Hart s Numbers/Accolades - Red-shirt junior guard Khallid Hart became the 30th 1,000-point scorer in program history on Jan. 2 vs. Canisius. - Hart has 1,181 career points, which ranks in 17th place in program history. - At 22.2 points per game, Hart is 12th in the NCAA and second in the MAAC. - This season, Hart has 13 games with at least 20 points, and three with at least 30. He has only been held to single digits once this season. - Hart is second the MAAC in three-pointers per game, and is fifth in three-point percentage. He has 12 games with at least three three-pointers. - Hart leads the MAAC and is 10th in the NCAA in minutes per game (37.5). He has played at least 36 minutes each of his last 14 games. - Hart is also in the MAAC s top 10 in free-throw percentage (sixth). He has attempted at least 10 free throws in a game on eight occasions this season. Hart is 62-for-73 (.849) from the line in his last seven games. - In 70 career games, Hart has scored at least 30 points five times, at least 20 points 23 times, and in double digits 58 times. - Hart ranks fourth in the program s Division I history in scoring average (16.9 points per game), fifth in free throws made (322) and eighth in free-throw percentage (.817). - Hart set career highs for points (37) and steals (five) vs. Brown on Dec Hart was named Preseason Second Team All-MAAC this season. He was a unanimous MAAC Rookie of the Year selection in the season. Parker Enjoying Outstanding Freshman Season - Freshman guard Brian Parker is the only player to rank in the MAAC s top 10 in field-goal percentage (fifth), scoring (seventh) and assists (10th). He leads MAAC freshmen in all three categories. - Parker earned ECAC Rookie of the Week honors on Jan. 26. He has been named MAAC Rookie of the Week in two of the last four weeks. He was named MAAC Player of the Week after a 23-point, 11-rebound, three-assist effort at Army West Point on Dec. 20. Parker has earned three MAAC weekly awards in the last seven weeks. - Parker has three double-doubles this season, with two in his last six games. He leads Marist with 5.6 rebounds per game. - Parker scored a career-high 30 points at Kent State on Nov. 21. He shot 11-for- 14 from the field, and 8-for-10 from the free-throw line. - Parker has scored in double digits 16 times, and has topped 20 seven times. He has scored at least 20 points four times in his last seven games. - Parker had a career-high eight assists vs. Canisius on Jan. 2 - the highest total for a Red Fox this season. He tied this total vs. Fairfield on Jan. 22. He leads Marist in assists at 3.2 per game. Follow the Leaders - Red-shirt junior guard Khallid Hart and freshman guard Brian Parker have combined to score 53.9 percent of Marist s points this season (778 of 1,443). - Hart and/or Parker have led Marist in scoring in all but one game this season. - Hart and Parker have topped 20 points in the same game six times this year. - Hart and Parker have combined for 68.2 percent of Marist s free-throw attempts (282 of 413) this season. - Hart and Parker rank third and sixth in the MAAC, respectively, in fouls drawn per 40 minutes this season. (courtesy of kenpom.com)

6 Marist in MAAC rankings Team Scoring offense: 6th (72.2) Scoring defense: 9th (79.6) Scoring margin: 11th (-7.4) Free-throw percentage: 6th (.709) Field-goal percentage: 6th (.425) Field-goal percentage defense: 9th (.472) Three-point percentage: 6th (.349) Three-point percentage defense: 8th (.356) Rebounding offense: 10th (32.0) Rebounding defense: 9th (39.2) Rebounding margin: 11th (-7.2) Blocked shots: 8th (3.1) Assists: 10th (11.7) Steals: 10th (5.2) Turnover margin: 6th (-0.15) Assist/turnover ratio: 7th (0.9) Offensive rebounds: 10th (8.5) Defensive rebounds: 9th (23.6) Defensive rebound percentage: 10th (.671) Offensive rebound percentage: 11th (.234) Three-pointers made: 4th (8.8) Individual Scoring: Hart, 2nd (22.2); Parker, 7th (16.7) Rebounding: Parker, 15th (5.6); Truog, 16th (5.5) Field-goal percentage: Parker, 5th (.522); Hart, 14th (.465) Assists: Parker, 10th (3.2) Free-throw percentage: Hart, 6th (.820) Steals: Hart, 13th (1.4) Three-point field goal percentage: Hart, 5th (.411); Lamb, 8th (.405) Three-pointers made: Hart, 2nd (3.0); Palsson, 10th (2.3) Blocked shots: Brooks, 9th (0.9); McClenaghan, 11th (0.8); Truog, 12th (0.8) Assist/turnover ratio: Parker, 11th (1.0) Offensive rebounds: Truog, 15th (1.9) Defensive rebounds: Palsson, 13th (4.1); Parker, 14th (4.0) Minutes played: Hart, 1st (37.5) Connecting From Three - Marist has at least 10 three-pointers in nine games this season, including seven of its last 10 contests. - The Red Foxes hit a season-high 15 threes against Canisius on Jan Marist is fourth in the MAAC in three-pointers made per game (8.8). - Marist is 30th in the country and second in the MAAC in percentage of points scored on three-pointers (36.6 percent, rankings courtesy of kenpom.com). - In its last game at Siena on Jan. 30, Marist tied a season low with four threepointers, and a season-low three-point percenatage of.138 (4-for-29). Freshmen Make Impact - This season, Marist s freshman class has scored 53.4 percent of the team s points, played 53.6 percent of the team s minutes and has made 57.0 percent of the team s starts. - This season, freshmen rank second (Brian Parker), third (Isaiah Lamb), fourth (Kristinn Palsson) and fifth (Ryan Funk) on the team in scoring. - Five freshmen (Parker, Funk, Palsson, Lamb and David Knudsen) have made starts this season. - Marist has at least one freshman start in every game this season. The Red Foxes have had three freshmen in the starting lineup in 18 of their 20 games. - Marist is the 20th youngest team in the country, and youngest in the MAAC (courtesy of kenpom.com). - On Jan. 2 vs. Saint Peter s, four freshmen scored in double figures (Brian Parker, 14; David Knudsen, 13; Kristinn Palsson, 12; Isaiah Lamb, 10) for the first time this season. The freshman class accounted for 49 of the Red Foxes 60 points in the game. Palsson Knocks Down Threes - Freshman forward Kristinn Palsson ranks among the MAAC leaders in threepointers per game (10th) and defensive rebounds (13th). - Palsson s last 24 field goals are three-pointers. - Palsson hit a career-high six threes and scored a career-high 18 points against Canisius on Jan Palsson has also set career highs in rebounds in back-to-back games, with six against Saint Peter s (Jan. 4) and eight at Iona (Jan. 9). Lamb Is a Plus - Freshman forward Isaiah Lamb has the team s three highest single-game plusminus totals this season. - The Red Foxes were +19 with Lamb on the floor vs. Dartmouth on Nov. 17, and +16 vs. Delaware on Dec. 12 and at Army West Point on Dec Lamb s three-point percentage of.405 ranks eighth in the MAAC. - Lamb has nine double-digit scoring games this season. Six of them have come in his last 10 games. - Lamb scored a career-high 21 points against Fairfield on Jan. 22. Keeping It Close - This season, 14 of Marist s 20 games have been decided by 10 points or less. - Marist s last 13 games have all been decided by 12 points or less. - Marist has had six games decided on the last possession (all by three points or less). The Red Foxes are 1-5 in these games. - Marist had three games decided by one point in a four-game December stretch. Different Lineups - Marist has used nine different starting lineups this season. - A total of 11 different Red Foxes have appeared in the starting lineup. - Red-shirt junior guard Khallid Hart is the only Red Fox to start all 20 games.

7 RED FOXES BY HEIGHT 6-10 Eric Truog 6-9 Connor McClenaghan 6-8 Kentrall Brooks 6-7 Phillip Lawrence-Ricks, Obi Momah 6-6 Kristinn Palsson 6-5 Ryan Funk, James Griffin, Isaiah Lamb 6-4 Courtney Clyburn, Kyle Daugherty, David Knudsen, K.J. Lee 6-2 Khallid Hart, Brian Parker RED FOXES BY STATE/COUNTRY New York (4) Kentrall Brooks, K.J. Lee, Courtney Clyburn, Ryan Funk Maryland (2) Isaiah Lamb, Phillip Lawrence Ohio (2) Brian Parker, Eric Truog Australia (1) James Griffin Connecticut (1) Obi Momah Delaware (1) Khallid Hart Denmark (1) David Knudsen Iceland (1) Kristinn Palsson Nevada (1) Kyle Daugherty Texas (1) Connor McClenaghan BY YEAR Senior (2) Phillip Lawrence, Eric Truog Red-Shirt Junior (1) Khallid Hart Junior (1) Kentrall Brooks Sophomore (4) James Griffin, K.J. Lee, Connor McClenaghan, Obi Momah Freshman (7) Courtney Clyburn, Kyle Daugherty, Ryan Funk, David Knudsen, Isaiah Lamb, Kristinn Palsson, Brian Parker Truog Posts Big Numbers - Against Holy Cross on Nov. 13, senior center Eric Truog had 12 rebounds, four assists and 31 minutes played. All three totals were one off his career high. - At Manhattan on Dec. 6, Truog set a new career high with six assists. - He tied his career highs in rebounds (13) and assists (six) at Rider on Jan Truog is second on the team in rebounds and assists. He has a 49/25 assistto-turnover ratio, and is among the MAAC leaders in blocks (12th), rebounds (16th) and offensive rebounds (15th). Marist in the MAAC - This is Marist s 19th season competing in the MAAC. - Marist is all-time in MAAC regular-season games. - Marist has won two MAAC regular-season championships: 2002 (shared) and 2007 (outright). - Marist s last winning season in the MAAC was in (11-7). - Marist s last top-five seed in the MAAC Championships came in 2007 (#1). Six Straight in Postseason - Earlier this season, Marist played six straight games against teams which qualified for postseason play in the season (Dartmouth, CIT; Kent State, CIT; Vermont, CBI; Iona, NIT; Manhattan, NCAA; Albany, NCAA). Who s New - Marist has seven freshmen: Courtney Clyburn, Kyle Daugherty, Ryan Funk, David Knudsen, Isaiah Lamb, Kristinn Palsson and Brian Parker. - Marist started three true freshmen (Knudsen, Palsson and Parker) in the season opener against Holy Cross. Prior to that, the last time Marist started multiple freshmen in a season opener was in 2009: Rob Johnson and Sam Prescott. - Almost half of Marist s roster (7 of 15) is made up of true freshmen, and over two-thirds of the roster (11 of 15) is comprised of underclassmen. - Marist s 73.3 percentage of underclassmen is believed to be the eighth-highest in the country (research conducted by Ali Majdeteimouri, University of Denver). Who s Back - Marist has seven returning players from last season: seniors Phillip Lawrence- Ricks and Eric Truog; red-shirt junior Khallid Hart; junior Kentrall Brooks; and sophomores James Griffin, K.J. Lee, Connor McClenaghan and Obi Momah. - From last season, Marist returns 49.1 percent of its scoring, 57.8 percent of its rebounding, 56.3 percent of its assists, and 59.3 percent of its minutes played. - Marist also returns its entire coaching staff from last season in head coach Mike Maker, assistants Paul Lee, Andy Johnston and C.J. Lee, and director of operations Scott Day. - Maker, Johnston, C.J. Lee and Day are all in their second year on Staff. Paul Lee is in his eighth season at Marist, having also served under previous head coaches Chuck Martin and Jeff Bower. Who s Departed - Marist has lost six players from last year s team: four graduates (Chavaughn Lewis, Manny Thomas, T.J. Curry and Tourron Whitfield) and two transfers (R.J. Coil and Nick Colletta). - Lewis departed as the program s all-time leader in points, free throws made, free throws attempted and field goals attempted. Lewis and Thomas tied for first place all time in games played. - The four seniors combined for 386 games played, 174 starts, 3,202 points, 1,062 rebounds, 604 assists, Three All-MAAC selections, Six MAAC All-Academic Team selections, and a nomination to the NABC/Allstate GoodWorks Team.

8 Statistics Game-By-Game Leaders Game Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Holy Cross (N13) Hart (21) Truog (12) Truog (4) Palsson/Truog/Parker (1) McClenaghan (2) Dartmouth (N17) Hart (27) Hart (8) Parker (4) Palsson (2) Brooks Kent State (N21) Parker (30) Parker (7) Truog (5) Parker (2) McClenaghan Vermont (N29) Parker (22) Truog (6) Parker/Truog (2) Hart (2) Brooks (3) Iona (D4) Hart (18) Truog (5) Truog/Lee (2) Palsson/Hart (1) Lawrence-Ricks/Truog/Momah Manhattan (D6) Hart (17) Palsson (5) Truog (6) Funk (2) Truog (1) Albany (D9) Hart (14) Parker (5) Hart (4) Parker (3) Palsson/Brooks/Lamb/McClenaghan (1) Delaware (D12) Hart (31) Lawrence-Ricks (4) Hart/McClenaghan (4) Hart (3) Truog/McClenaghan Army (D20) Parker (23) Parker (11) Truog (4) Hart/Palsson (1) Brooks (2) vs. Brown (D22) Hart (37) Parker (7) Parker (4) Hart (5) Brooks (2) at Jacksonville (D29) Hart (21) Lamb (7) Parker (3) Hart/Parker (1) Truog/Brooks/McClenaghan (1) Canisius (J2) Hart (26) Truog (7) Parker (8) Hart (2) None Saint Peter s (J4) Parker (14) Parker (8) Parker (3) Palsson (3) McClenaghan Iona (J9) Hart (23) Palsson (8) Parker (5) Lamb/Parker/Palsson (1) Palsson Rider (J14) Hart (36) Parker/Truog (13) Parker (7) Parker (2) Truog Saint Peter s (J17) Hart (25) Parker (8) Parker/Hart (3) Hart (4) Truog (2) Fairfield (J22) Lamb (21) Truog (11) Parker (8) Truog/Palsson (2) Lamb/Lee Monmouth (J24) Hart/Parker (24) Parker (12) Palsson/Parker/Brooks (3) Lamb/Funk (1) Palsson/Truog (1) Niagara (J28) Hart (17) Brooks (5) Truog (3) Palsson/Knudsen (2) Brooks Siena (J30) Hart (22) Brooks (7) Truog (5) Lamb/Hart (2) Brooks/Truog (1) Starting Lineups Game (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Record Holy Cross (N13) Hart Parker Knudsen Palsson Truog 0-1 Dartmouth (N17) Hart Parker Knudsen Palsson Truog Kent State (N21) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog Vermont (N29) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog 0-2 Iona (D4) Hart Lee Palsson Lawrence-Ricks Truog Manhattan (D6) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog 1-2 Albany (D9) Hart Parker Palsson Funk Truog 0-1 Delaware (D12) Hart Parker Palsson Funk Truog Army (D20) Hart Parker Lamb Funk Truog 1-0 vs. Brown (D22) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog Jacksonville (D29) Hart Palsson Funk Lawrence-Ricks Truog 0-1 Canisius (J2) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog 2-3 Saint Peter s (J4) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog Iona (J9) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson McClenaghan Rider (J14) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog Saint Peter s (J17) Hart Parker Knudsen Lamb Truog 0-1 Fairfield (J22) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog Monmouth (J24) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Truog 2-7 Niagara (J28) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Brooks Siena (J30) Hart Parker Lamb Palsson Brooks 0-2

9 HALFTIME Leading at half: 2-3 Trailing at half: 2-12 Tied at half: 0-1 SHOOTING Shooting +50% from the field: 3-1 Shooting 45-49% from the field: 0-3 Shooting 40-44% from the field: 1-5 Shooting -40% from the field: 0-7 Opponent shoots +50 from the field: 0-4 Opponent shoots 45-49% from the field: 2-6 Opponent shoots 40-44% from the field: 0-6 Opponent shoots -40% from the field: 2-0 Having a higher shooting percentage than opponent: 3-3 SCORING Scoring 80+ points: 2-3 Scoring points: 2-3 Scoring points: 0-9 Scoring points: 0-1 Scoring 49 or fewer points: 0-0 Allowing 80+ points: 2-7 Allowing points: 1-5 Allowing points: 1-4 Allowing points: 0-0 Allowing 49 or fewer points: 0-0 REBOUNDING Outrebounding opponent: 1-3 Getting outrebounded: 3-13 Rebounding margin is equal: 0-0 ASSISTS More assists than opponent: 0-2 Fewer assists than opponent: 3-11 Equal assists as opponent: 1-3 Marist s record when... THREE-POINTERS Hitting seven or more three-pointers: 3-12 Hitting fewer than seven three-pointers: 1-4 Allowing fewer than seven three-pointers: 1-7 Allowing seven or more three-pointers: 3-9 Hitting more three-pointers than opponent: 2-8 Hitting fewer three-pointers than opponent: 1-7 Hitting same number of three-pointers as opponent: 1-1 Hitting 35% or more on three-pointers: 3-10 Hitting less than 35% on three-pointers: 1-6 Opponents shoot under 35% on threepointers: 2-6 Opponents shoot at least 35% percent on three-pointers: 2-10 FREE THROWS Hitting at least 70% of free throws: 4-8 Hitting under 70% of free throws: 0-8 Hitting more free throws than opponent: 3-4 Hitting fewer free throws than opponent: 0-9 Hitting same number of free throws as opponent: 1-3 WHERE At home: 1-8 On the road: 2-8 At a neutral site: 1-0 WHEN Day game: 2-4 Night game: 2-12 Friday: 0-3 Saturday: 0-5 OPPONENT S CONFERENCE America East: 0-2 Atlantic Sun: 0-1 Colonial Athletic Association: 0-1 Ivy League: 2-0 Mid-American Conference: 0-1 Metro Atlantic Athletic: 1-10 Patriot League: 1-1 THE MARGIN OF VICTORY IS... Four points or less: points: points: points: points: 0-3 DOUBLE DIGITS At least five players score in double digits: 0-0 Four players score in double digits: 2-4 Three players score in double digits: 1-6 Fewer than three players score in double digits: 1-6 THE LEADING SCORER IS: Khallid Hart: 3-12 Brian Parker: 1-4 Isaiah Lamb: 0-1 THE LEADING REBOUNDER IS: Khallid Hart: 1-0 Kristinn Palsson: 1-1 Brian Parker: 2-6 Isaiah Lamb: 0-1 Phillip Lawrence-Ricks: 0-1 Kentrall Brooks: 0-2 Eric Truog: 0-6 TURNOVERS Committing 14 or fewer turnovers: 2-12 Committing more than 14 turnovers: 2-4 Forcing more than 14 turnovers: 2-3 Forcing 14 or fewer turnovers: 2-13 Having fewer turnovers than opponent: 2-6 Having more turnovers than opponent: 2-9 Having same number of turnovers as opponent: 0-1 THE GAME WAS PLAYED IN: November: 1-3 December: 3-4 January: 0-9 February: 0-0 March: 0-0 THE GAME WAS PLAYED ON: Sunday: 2-3 Monday: 0-1 Tuesday: 2-1 Wednesday: 0-1 Thursday: 0-2 THE LEADER IN ASSISTS IS: Eric Truog: 2-6 Brian Parker: 2-9 Kentrall Brooks: 0-1 K.J. Lee: 0-1 Connor McClenaghan: 0-1 Kristinn Palsson: 0-1 Khallid Hart: 0-3 OVERTIME: Single overtime: 0-0 Double overtime: 1-1

10 1 * KENTRALL BROOKS Center * 6-8, 200 * Junior Bronx, NY / St. Anthony (NJ) Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) DNP Dartmouth (N17) /2 3 1 Kent St. (N21) /0 0 0 Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /1 0 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) /0 1 0 Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22) /1 2 3 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) /0 0 0 Iona (J9) /1 0 0 Rider (J14) /1 0 0 SPU (J17) / Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) / Niagara (J28)* /2 2 0 Siena (J30)* / Career Highs PTS: 10, vs. Brown 12/22/15 REB: 7, twice AST: 3, twice FG: 4, twice FGA: 7, vs. Brown 12/22/15 3FG: NA 3FGA: 1, four times FT: 3, twice FTA: 4, at Providence 11/16/13 BLK: 3, three times STL: 3, vs. Brown 12/22/15 MIN: 28, at Monmouth 1/24/16 * - start : Tied career high with seven rebounds at Siena, Jan Had eight points, six rebounds and three assists at Monmouth, Jan Scored career-high 10 points, had careerhigh three steals and two blocks vs. Brown, Dec Had five points plus four rebounds and two blocks at Army West Point, Dec Tied career high with three blocked shots vs. Dartmouth, Nov. 17 and at Vermont, Nov : MAAC All-Academic Team. Appeared in 22 games, and made one start. Averaged 0.3 points and 1.6 rebounds in 8.2 minutes per game. Grabbed season-high seven rebounds at Fairfield, Jan : Played in 30 games, and made two starts. Averaged 1.0 points and 1.3 rebounds per game while shooting.393 from the field and.533 from the free-throw line. Scored season-high four points three times, had season-high four rebounds twice, and had seasonhigh three blocks vs. Niagara, Feb. 1. Prior to Marist: A skilled forward from Bronx, N.Y., Brooks began his high school career at Christ the King before transferring to St. Anthony (N.J.) before his sophomore season... At St. Anthony, he played under the guidance of legendary head coach Bob Hurley... As a Friar at St. Anthony, Brooks went undefeated as a junior and helped the team to the number one ranking nationally... He played his senior year along three-other D1 committed players... Outside of school, Brooks has competed on the AAU circuit with the New York Lightning. Brooks Career Statistics Year GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A %. FT-A %. REB/AVG. A/TO BLK STL PTS/PPG / /1.3 4/ / / /1.6 14/ / / /2.4 12/ /2.9 Total 70/ /1.7 30/ /1.3

11 2 * BRIAN PARKER Guard * 6-2, 195 * Freshman Cleveland, OH / Villa Angela St. Joseph s Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13)* / Dartmouth (N17)* /5 0 0 Kent St. (N21)* /0 0 2 Vermont (N29)* / Iona (D4) /3 0 0 Manhattan (D6)* / Albany (D9)* / Delaware (D12)* /2 0 1 Army (D20)* / vs. Brown (D22)* /3 0 1 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2)* / SPU (J4)* /3 0 0 Iona (J9)* /3 0 1 Rider (J14)* /5 0 2 SPU (J17)* / Fairfield (J22) /6 0 0 Monmouth (J24)* / Niagara (J28)* /2 0 0 Siena (J30)* / Career Highs PTS: 30, at Kent State 11/21/15 REB: 13, at Rider 1/14/16 AST: 8, twice FG: 11, at Kent State 11/21/15 FGA: 20, at Monmouth 1/24/16 3FG: 2, twice 3FGA: 3, twice FT: 13, at Rider 1/14/16 FTA: 18, at Rider 1/14/16 BLK: 1, vs. Holy Cross 11/13/15 STL: 3, vs. Albany 12/9/15 MIN: 48, at Rider 1/14/16 *-start : MAAC Player of the Week, 12/21; MAAC Rookie of the Week, 1/11, 1/25; ECAC Rookie of the Week, 1/ Notched third career double-double (24 points, 12 rebounds) at Monmouth, Jan Finished with 17 points, eight rebounds and eight assists (tied career high) vs. Fairfield, Jan Had double-double with 28 points and career-high 13 rebounds (plus seven assists) at Rider, Jan Led Marist in points (14), rebounds (eight) and assists (three) vs. Saint Peter s, Jan Had a career-high eight assists and 15 points (7-9 FG) vs. Canisius, Jan Had 23 points and career-high 11 rebounds plus three assists in career-high 35 minutes at Army West Point, Dec Led all scorers with 22 points, shooting 9-for-13 from the field and 4-for-4 from the line, at Vermont, Nov Scored careerhigh 30 points (11-14 FG/8-10 FT) plus seven rebounds, two steals and an assist at Kent State, Nov In first career game, had 13 points and seven rebounds vs. Holy Cross, Nov. 13. General: The first recruit signed by head coach Mike Maker, Parker committed to the Red Foxes in the fall of He was named Northeast Lakes Region Division III Player of the Year in Ohio, Associated Press Division III Co-Player of the Year, and North Coast League- White Division Player of the Year as a junior. He helped lead his team to the Division III state championship game. Parker is a tough, strong guard who has the ability to play multiple positions. A left-hander, Parker is a solid all-around player who has a great feel for the game. Villa Angela St. Joseph s has produced such athletes as London Fletcher, Mike Golic, Desmond Howard and Clark Kellogg. Parker s father, Brian Parker, was a standout at Cleveland State and the Vikings leading scorer in the season. Parker s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /5.6 63/ /16.7

12 4 * ISAIAH LAMB Guard / Forward * 6-5, 205 * Freshman Baltimore, MD / Dulaney Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) / Dartmouth (N17) /2 0 1 Kent St. (N21)* /3 0 1 Vermont (N29)* / Iona (D4) /2 0 0 Manhattan (D6)* / Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) /0 0 0 Army (D20)* / vs. Brown (D22)* /0 1 2 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2)* / SPU (J4)* /0 0 1 Iona (J9)* /0 0 1 Rider (J14)* /1 0 1 SPU (J17)* / Fairfield (J22)* /1 1 0 Monmouth (J24)* / Niagara (J28)* /0 0 0 Siena (J30)* / Career Highs PTS: 21, vs. Fairfield 1/22/16 REB: 7, at Jacksonville 12/29/15 AST: 2, twice FG: 7, vs. Fairfield 1/22/16 FGA: 11, twice 3FG: 4, vs. Fairfield 1/22/16 3FGA: 8, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 FT: 3, three times FTA: 5, three times BLK: 1, four times STL: 2, twice MIN: 44, vs. Brown 12/22/15 * - start : Scored career-high 21 points, shooting 7-for-10 from the field and 4-for-5 from three-point range, vs. Fairfield, Jan Tied career highs of 15 points and three threepointers vs. Canisius, Jan Had 11 points, career-high seven rebounds and set career high with three three-pointers at Jacksonville, Dec Had 14 points and tied career high with five rebounds in career-high 27 minutes at Army West Point, Dec Had 10 points and four rebounds vs. Albany, Dec Made first career start at Kent State, Nov Came off the bench for 15 points, four rebounds, two assists in a steal vs. Dartmouth, Nov. 17. General: As a senior, Lamb averaged 25 points, 12 rebounds and five assists per game. His season was curtailed due to a knee injury suffered on Jan. 16. In his junior season, Lamb was named First Team All-Baltimore County, and led Dulaney to the 4A North Region finals. He averaged 17.2 points, 10.6 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.3 steals per game. Lamb s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /3.1 8/ /8.2

13 5 * KHALLID HART Guard * 6-2, 180 * Red-Shirt Junior Newark, DE / The Sanford School Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13)* / Dartmouth (N17)* /5 0 1 Kent St. (N21)* /5 0 1 Vermont (N29)* / Iona (D4)* /3 0 1 Manhattan (D6)* / Albany (D9)* / Delaware (D12)* /0 0 3 Army (D20)* / vs. Brown (D22)* /4 1 5 Jax (D29)* / Canisius (J2)* / Saint Peter s (J4)* /3 0 2 Iona (J9)* /1 0 0 RIder (J14)* /4 0 1 SPU (J17)* / Fairfield (J22)* /3 0 1 Monmouth (J24)* / Niagara (J28)* /6 0 0 Siena (J30)* / *- start Career Highs PTS: 37, vs. Brown 12/22/15 REB: 9, vs. Canisius 1/6/14 AST: 6, three times FG: 11, twice FGA: 23, vs. Brown 12/22/15 3FG: 7, twice 3FGA: 13, twice FT: 14, vs. Dartmouth 11/17/15 FTA: 18, at Rider 1/14/16 BLK: 1, four times STL: 5, vs. Brown 12/22/15 MIN: 49, vs. Brown 12/22/ : Scored 1,000th career point vs. Canisius, Jan Had career highs of 37 points and five steals vs. Brown, Dec Had 31 points vs. Delaware, Dec Tied career high with seven threepointers made and scored 27 points at Kent State, Nov Had game-high 27 points, setting career highs for free throws made (14) & attempted (16) vs. Dartmouth, Nov Scored a game-high 21 points in season opener vs. Holy Cross, going 9-for-10 from the line, Nov : Appeared in 19 games, with 18 starts. Second on team in scoring with 14.7 points per game. Led team in free-throw percentage at.854; third in three-pointers made with 34. Scored in double digits 14 times, with three games over 20 points and two with at least 30. Scored season-high 33 in season opener at Bucknell, shooting 11-for-22 from the field and 7-for-11 from three-point range, Nov. 14. Had 30 vs. Siena, shooting 10-for-15 from the field and 7-for-7 from the line, Feb : MAAC Rookie of the Year, Finalist for Kyle Macy National Freshman of the Year, Seven-Time MAAC Rookie of the Week (Dec. 16, Dec. 23, Jan. 6, Jan. 13, Jan. 27, Feb. 17, March 3). First player in program history to win MAAC Rookie of the Year outright, and set program record by winning seven Rookie of the Week honors. Started all 31 games, and averaged 14.7 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.4 steals per game while shooting.457 from the field,.381 from three-point range and.792 from the free-throw line in 34.5 minutes per game. Ranked in the top 15 in the MAAC in seven statistical categories. Scored in double digits 25 times, and scored at least 20 points seven times. Had career-high nine rebounds vs. Canisius, Jan. 16. Dished out career-high six assists three times : Sat out the season due to injury. Prior to Marist: Member of three consecutive DIAA State Championship winning teams... Concluded his senior year with State Player of the Year and Tournament MVP honors... As a senior, led his team with 15.7 points and 5.9 assists per game, while compiling a 23-1 overall record... Was a member of the US Virgin Islands National Team, that participated at the FIBA Americas U18 Championship in June of Led all players at the tournament in scoring, averaging 23.4 points per game in five contests. Hart s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG Sat out due to injury / /3.0 78/ / / /2.7 31/ / / /2.9 38/ /22.2 Total 70/ / / /16.9

14 10 * JAMES GRIFFIN Guard * 6-5, 200 * Sophomore Brisbane, Australia / Westwind Prep Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) DNP Dartmouth (N17) Kent St. (N21) Vermont (N29) DNP Iona (D4) Manhattan (D6) DNP Albany (D9) DNP Delaware (D12) Army (D20) DNP vs. Brown (D22) Jax (D29) DNP Canisius (J2) DNP SPU (J4) Iona (J9) Rider (J14) SPU (J17) DNP Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) DNP Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) DNP Career Highs PTS: 13, at VMI 12/13/14 REB: 5, three times AST: 2, vs. Army 11/22/14 FG: 4, at VMI 12/13/14 FGA: 7, twice 3FG: 1, three times 3FGA: 6, at Penn 12/9/14 FT: 5, at VMI 12/13/14 FTA: 7, at VMI 12/13/14 BLK: NA STL: 2, at VMI 12/13/14 MIN: 34, at VMI 12/13/ : Has not played so far this season.... Has not dressed for last 17 games due to foot injury : Appeared in 19 games, with two starts. Averaged 2.0 points and 1.3 rebounds in 10.7 minutes per game. Shot.786 from the free-throw line. Scored season-high 13 points, shooting 4-for-7 from the field and 5-for-7 from the free-throw line, at VMI, Dec. 13. Prior to Marist: A native of Australia, Griffin comes to Marist from Westwind Prep in Phoenix, where he averaged 14 points and six rebounds per game while shooting over 40 percent from three-point range this past season. Griffin is a strong all-around athlete who also played water polo, rugby and volleyball scholastically, and was the captain of his basketball and volleyball teams. He also was in the Rookie Program for the Brisbane Lions Australian Football Academy in Griffin played for the Brisbane Spartans from ages 8 to 18, winning two Most Valuable Player awards and one Best and Fairest honor. He has extensive experience with national tournaments in Australia, and also played AAU basketball with the Bay Area Ballers in San Francisco under head coach Nelson Washington. Griffin s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.3 4/ / / /0.0 0/ /0.0 Total 19/ /1.3 4/ /2.1

15 11 * K.J. LEE Guard * 6-4, 185 * Sophomore Huntington Station, NY / Salisbury School Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) / Dartmouth (N17) /1 1 1 Kent St. (N21) /0 0 0 Vermont (N29) DNP Iona (D4)* /1 0 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9) DNP Delaware (D12) /0 0 0 Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22) /0 0 0 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) /0 0 0 Iona (J9) /0 0 0 Rider (J14) /0 0 0 SPU (J17) / Fairfield (J22) /1 1 0 Monmouth (J24) / Niagara (J28) /1 1 0 Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 15, at Penn 12/9/14 REB: 8, at VMI 12/13/14 AST: 5, vs. Monmouth 12/4/14 FG: 4, three times FGA: 9, at Penn 12/9/14 3FG: 2, four times 3FGA: 5, vs. Hawaii 11/25/14 FT: 7, at Penn 12/9/14 FTA: 8, at Penn 12/9/14 BLK: 1, four times STL: 3, three times MIN: 40, four times * - start : Played season-high 21 minutes vs. Delaware and tied career high with two threepointers, Dec Scored nine points and did not miss a shot (4-4 FG, 1-1 3s) vs. Dartmouth, Nov : MAAC Rookie of the Week 12/15. Appeared in 30 games, with 12 starts. Averaged 4.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 26.1 minutes per game. Shot.368 (14-for- 38) from three-point range. Had two double-digit scoring games, including season-high 15 with a 7-for-8 performance from the free-throw line at Penn, Dec. 9. Had season-high eight rebounds at VMI, Dec. 13. Scored 11 points at Saint Peter s, shooting 4-for-4 from the field and 2-for-2 from three-point range, Jan. 4. In his 12 starts, played at least 36 minutes in all of them, and played 40 minutes five times. Prior to Marist: Lee is a physically strong point guard who has displayed great skills going to the basket as a slasher and creator. He is also regarded as a gifted passer and solid defender. Last season, Lee averaged 13.5 points, 6.1 rebounds and 5.0 assists. He proceeded to raise his stock by playing well with the Westchester Hawks (AAU) and at Hoop Group Elite Camp. Prior to arriving at Salisbury, Lee helped Long Island Lutheran win the 2012 New York State Championship, and earned All-Tournament honors. Lee s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /2.6 50/ / / /1.2 14/ /2.2 Total 48/ /2.1 64/ /3.5

16 13 * KRISTINN PALSSON Guard / Forward * 6-6, 200 * Freshman Reykanesbear, Iceland / Marymount Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13)* / Dartmouth (N17)* /1 1 2 Kent St. (N21)* /1 0 0 Vermont (N29)* / Iona (D4) * /1 0 1 Manhattan (D6)* / Albany (D9)* / Delaware (D12)* /1 0 0 Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22)* /3 0 1 Jax (D29)* / Canisius (J2)* / SPU (J4)* /1 0 3 Iona (J9)* /0 1 1 Rider (J14)* /2 0 1 SPU (J17)* DNP Fairfield (J22)* /0 0 2 Monmouth (J24)* / Niagara (J28)* /3 0 2 Siena (J30)* / Career Highs PTS: 18, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 REB: 8, at Iona 1/9/16 AST: 3, twice FG: 6, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 FGA: 15, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 3FG: 6, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 3FGA: 12, vs. Canisius 1/2/16 FT: 3, at Rider 1/14/16 FTA: 4, at Rider 1/14/16 BLK: 1, four times STL: 3, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 MIN: 44, at Rider 1/14/16 *-start : Set career high for rebounds (eight) at Iona, Jan Set then-career high for rebounds (six) and career high for steals (three) vs. Saint Peter s, Jan Scored a careerhigh 18 points with a career-high six three-pointers vs. Canisius, Jan Drained four three-pointers and scored 14 points in career-high 38 minutes at Manhattan, Dec In first career game, had 15 points and five rebounds vs. Holy Cross, hitting game-high four threepointers, Nov. 13. General: Palsson has size and versatility for his position, and has gained a wealth of international experience. In the season, he shined at the U-18 FIBA European Championships, as he averaged 18.2 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.7 steals per game. Palsson also displayed good shooting ability. He converted over 43 percent of his field-goal attempts, shot over 46 percent on three-pointers, and knocked down over 79 percent of his free throws. Among all players at the championships, he ranked in the top five in free-throw percentage (third), three-pointers made (fourth) and points per game (fifth). Palsson was selected to play in the 2015 FIBA European U18 All-Star Game. Palsson s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /4.3 17/ /7.9

17 15 * OBI MOMAH Center/Forward * 6-7, 220 * Sophomore Farmington, CT / Farmington Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) DNP Dartmouth (N17) Kent St. (N21) /0 0 0 Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /1 1 0 Manhattan (D6) DNP Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) Army (D20) DNP vs. Brown (D22) /0 0 0 Jax (D29) DNP Canisius (J2) DNP SPU (J4) Iona (J9) /1 0 0 Rider (J14) SPU (J17) / Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) DNP Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) DNP Career Highs PTS: 11, at Iona 1/9/16 REB: 6, at Iona 1/9/16 AST: 1, vs. Rider 1/2/15 FG: 4, at Iona 1/9/16 FGA: 8, at Iona 1/9/16 3FG: 1, twice 3FGA: 2, three times FT: 3, at Iona 1/9/16 FTA: 6, at Iona 1/9/16 BLK: 1, four times STL: 2, at Iona 2/8/15 MIN: 20, at Iona 1/9/ : Has not dressed for Marist s past three games due to injury.... Had career highs in points (11) and rebounds (six) in a career-high 20 minutes at Iona, Jan Had three rebounds and a blocked shot in nine minutes vs. Iona, Dec : Played in 14 games off the bench.... Averaged 0.9 points and 1.1 rebounds in 4.7 minutes per game.... Had season-high five points plus four rebounds in season-high 16 minutes vs. Canisius, Jan Had season-high five rebounds in 10 minutes at Penn, Dec. 9. Prior to Marist: Momah is a versatile power forward who averaged a double-double for Farmington High School this past season with 18.4 points, 11.8 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game. A McDonald s All-American nominee, Momah was named Boys Basketball Player of the Year by the Hartford Courant, First Team All-State by the New Haven Register as well as CHSCA Class L First Team All-State. He was named his high school s most outstanding player as a junior and senior, and was named Academic All-League. Momah was named to the CHSCA Senior All-Star Game, and JCC Schoolboy Classic All-Star Game. His game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer for Farmington in this year s Connecticut state tournament on March 10 made ESPN SportsCenter s Top 10 Plays. Momah s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.1 1/ / / /1.3 0/ /1.6 Total 21/ /1.2 1/ /1.1

18 21 * KYLE DAUGHERTY Guard * 6-4, 185 * Freshman Reno, NV / Phillips Exeter (NH) Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) DNP Dartmouth (N17) Kent St. (N21) Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /0 0 0 Manhattan (D6) DNP Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) Army (D20) DNP vs. Brown (D22) Jax (D29) DNP Canisius (J2) DNP SPU (J4) Iona (J9) Rider (J14) SPU (J17) DNP Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) DNP Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: NA REB: 1, vs. Albany 12/9/15 AST: 1, vs. Albany 12/9/15 FG: NA FGA: 1, twice 3FG: NA 3FGA: 1, twice FT: NA FTA: NA BLK: NA STL: NA MIN: 2, three times : Had a rebound and an assist vs. Albany, Dec. 9. General: Joined the Red Foxes as a walk-on for the season. Played scholastically at Phillips Exeter in New Hampshire, and is a native of Reno, NV. Daugherty s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /0.3 1/ /0.0

19 24 * COURTNEY CLYBURN Guard * 6-4, 180 * Freshman Rochester, NY / Trinity-Pawling Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) DNP Dartmouth (N17) Kent St. (N21) Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /0 0 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) Army (D20) DNP vs. Brown (D22) Jax (D29) DNP Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) Iona (J9) Rider (J14) SPU (J17) DNP Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) DNP Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 1, at Vermont 11/29/15 REB: 2, at Vermont 11/29/15 AST: 1, twice FG: NA FGA: 1, vs. Albany 12/9/15 3FG: NA 3FGA: NA FT: 1, at Vermont 11/29/15 FTA: 2, at Vermont 11/29/15 BLK: NA STL: NA MIN: 2, twice : Made collegiate debut at Vermont, finishing with two offensive rebounds, one point and one assist in two minutes, Nov. 29. General: Joined the Red Foxes as a walk-on for the season. Played scholastically at Trinity-Pawling High School, and is a native of Rochester, NY. Clyburn s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /0.3 2/ /0.2

20 25 * CONNOR McCLENAGHAN Center * 6-9, 215 * Sophomore Carrolton, TX / Hebron Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) / Dartmouth (N17) /0 0 0 Kent St. (N21) /0 2 0 Vermont (N29) DNP Iona (D4) Manhattan (D6) DNP Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) /1 2 0 Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22) /1 0 0 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2) / Saint Peter s (J4) /1 3 1 Iona (J9)* /1 0 0 Rider (J14) /0 0 0 SPU (J17) DNP Fairfield (J22) /1 0 0 Monmouth (J24) / Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 8, vs. Albany 12/9/15 REB: 7, at Siena 1/23/15 AST: 4, vs. Delaware 12/12/15 FG: 3, at Jacksonville 12/29/15 FGA: 6, at Iona 1/9/16 3FG: 1, six times 3FGA: 3, vs. Monmouth 12/4/14 FT: 6, at Manhattan 12/7/14 FTA: 8, at Manhattan 12/7/14 BLK: 3, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 STL: 2, twice MIN: 25, at Manhattan 12/7/14 * - start : Made first career start at Iona, Jan Blocked career-high three shots vs. Saint Peter s, Jan Scored six points, had career-high four assists, and tied career high with two blocks vs. Delaware, Dec Scored career-high eight points, going 5-for-6 at the free-throw line with a three-pointer, vs. Albany, Dec Tied career-high with two blocks twice - against Holy Cross (Nov. 13) & at Kent State (Nov. 21) : Played in 30 games off the bench. Averaged 2.1 points and 1.4 rebounds in 10.7 minutes per game. Third on team with 13 blocked shots. Scored season-high six points four times. Had season-high seven rebounds (four offensive) in 13 minutes at Siena, Jan. 23. Prior to Marist: McClenaghan comes to Marist after being selected All-District 5-5A in each of the last two seasons. He comes from a successful high school program which amassed a 34- game winning streak, achieved a top-10 national ranking, and went 36-3 overall in the season. This past season, Hebron won its district championship and appeared in the state regional tournament for the second straight year, and earned a top-15 state ranking. McClenaghan averaged 9.6 points and 6.3 rebounds while shooting 56 percent from the field this past season for Hebron. He led the team in field-goal percentage and blocked shots. A versatile post who anchored his team s inside play but is also skilled away from the basket, McClenaghan s nickname is Big Country. McClenaghan s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.4 13/ / / /0.9 8/ /2.2 Total 45/ /1.2 21/ /2.1

21 30 * RYAN FUNK Guard / Forward * 6-5, 195 * Freshman Clarence, NY / St. Thomas More Prep (CT) Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) / Dartmouth (N17) Kent St. (N21) Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /1 0 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9)* / Delaware (D12)* /0 0 0 Army (D20)* / vs. Brown (D22) /0 0 0 Jax (D29)* / Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) /1 0 0 Iona (J9) Rider (J14) SPU (J17) / Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) / Niagara (J28) /0 0 1 Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 16, twice REB: 4, twice AST: 1, twice FG: 5, twice FGA: 10, vs. Iona 12/4/15 3FG: 4, at Manhattan 12/6/15 3FGA: 6, vs. Iona 12/4/15 FT: 3, at Monmouth 1/24/16 FTA: 4, at Monmouth 1/24/16 BLK: NA STL: 2, at Manhattan 12/6/15 MIN: 26, at Manhattan 12/6/15 *-start : Tied career high with 16 points in 13 minutes at Monmouth, Jan Made first career start vs. Albany, Dec Had career-high 16 points, going 4-for-5 from three-point range, at Manhattan, Dec Had nine points and four rebounds in 14 minutes vs. Iona, Dec Scored eight points in 12 minutes at Vermont, Nov Had two points and two rebounds in six minutes in collegiate debut vs. Holy Cross, Nov. 13. General: Funk is highly regarded as a quality three-point shooter who also possesses good athleticism. In his post-graduate season of , he helped lead St. Thomas More Prep to the finals of the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Tournament and the semifinals of the National Prep Championship. He was the team s third-leading scorer, averaging close to 14 points per game. Funk was ranked 11th in the Connecticut Class of He is one of seven St. Thomas More Prep players from the Class of 2015 to accept a full scholarship. St. Thomas More Prep is coached by Jere Quinn, who also coached former Red Fox Ben Farmer, who played at Marist from Funk previously played scholastically at Clarence High School in western New York. Funk s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.9 3/ /5.1

22 34 * DAVID KNUDSEN Guard * 6-4, 190 * Freshman Copenhagen, Denmark / Falkonergardens Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13)* / Dartmouth (N17)* /2 0 0 Kent St. (N21) /0 0 0 Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4) /2 0 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9) DNP Delaware (D12) Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22) /0 0 1 Jax (D29) / Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) /2 0 1 Iona (J9) /0 0 0 Rider (J14) /2 0 0 SPU (J17)* / Fairfield (J22) /2 0 0 Monmouth (J24) / Niagara (J28) /0 0 2 Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 13, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 REB: 4, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 AST: 2, twice FG: 3, twice FGA: 9, at Rider 1/14/16 3FG: 3, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 3FGA: 8, at Fairfield 1/22/16 FT: 4, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 FTA: 4, vs. Saint Peter s 1/4/16 BLK: NA STL: 2, twice MIN: 25, twice *-start : Had career highs in points (13) and rebounds (four) while hitting three three-pointers and going 4-for-4 from the line against Saint Peter s, Jan Had five points at Vermont, Nov Scored first collegiate basket at Kent State, Nov Had two rebounds and an assist in collegiate debut vs. Holy Cross, Nov. 13. General: Knudsen is a versatile talent who performed well playing for Vaerlose BBK in Denmark s top league in the season. He averaged 13.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.7 steals per game. Knudsen is a shooter who converted over 45 percent of his field goals, 35 percent of his three-pointers and 83 percent of his free throws. He is considered a balanced offensive player who is also tough defensively and competitive. Knudsen s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.2 12/ /2.6

23 35 * PHILLIP LAWRENCE-RICKS * CAPTAIN Forward * 6-7, 190 * Senior Baltimore, MD / Mount St. Joseph Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13) / Dartmouth (N17) /0 0 0 Kent St. (N21) /1 0 0 Vermont (N29) / Iona (D4)* /0 1 0 Manhattan (D6) / Albany (D9) / Delaware (D12) /0 1 0 Army (D20) / vs. Brown (D22) /0 0 0 Jax (D29)* / Canisius (J2) / SPU (J4) Iona (J9) /0 0 0 Rider (J14) SPU (J17) / Fairfield (J22) Monmouth (J24) DNP Niagara (J28) Siena (J30) / Career Highs PTS: 19, vs. Fresno St. 11/26/14 REB: 8, twice AST: 3, five times FG: 6, vs. Monmouth 12/4/14 FGA: 14, at Elon 12/28/14 3FG: 4, at Elon 12/28/14 3FGA: 10, at Elon 12/28/14 FT: 8, at Manhattan 12/7/14 FTA: 13, at Manhattan 12/7/14 BLK: 3, at Saint Peter s 1/31/13 STL: 3, vs. Elon 11/10/13 MIN: 39, at Fairfield 1/24/13 * - start : Tied career high with three assists at Kent State, Nov Hit three three-pointers and scored nine points in 13 minutes off the bench vs. Dartmouth.... Scored eight points and grabbed three rebounds in 13 minutes off the bench vs. Holy Cross : Played in 32 games, and made 31 starts. One of two players to appear in every game, and tied for team in starts. Averaged 8.4 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. Shot.459 from the field and.340 from three-point range. Scored in double digits 11 times. Had season-high 19 points, shooting 5-for-8 from the field, 3-for-3 from three-point range and 6-for-7 from the free-throw line, in victory over Fresno State, Nov. 26. Had season-high eight rebounds twice: at VMI, Dec. 13; and vs. Manhattan, Feb : Played in 28 games, and made one start. Averaged 1.6 points and 1.1 rebounds in 9.8 minutes per game. Scored season-high seven points on 3-for-4 shooting in 12 minutes at Fairfield, Feb. 28. Had season-high seven rebounds at Siena, Jan : Appeared in 20 games and started nine at power forward as a freshman.... Careerhigh 39 minutes played and career-high five rebounds at Fairfield, Jan Set career high in points with seven twice, once at Canisius, Jan. 5; and then at Manhattan, Jan. 13. Prior to Marist: A 6-7 combo forward, he played four years at Mount St. Joseph in Maryland... Led Mount St. Joseph to a first-place finish in the Baltimore Catholic League regular season as a senior in Chosen to play in the Mary Kline Classic, an all-star basketball fundraiser featuring 26 of the best East Coast senior players Lawrence-Ricks Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.5 9/ / / /1.1 6/ / / /3.8 29/ / / /1.6 7/ /2.9 Total 95/ /2.2 51/ /4.3

24 44 * ERIC TRUOG * CAPTAIN Center * 6-10, 240 * Senior Chagrin Falls, OH / Kenston Opp./Date MIN FG-A 3FG-A FTM-A O-D-T PF A/TO BLK STL PTS Holy Cross (N13)* / Dartmouth (N17)* /1 1 0 Kent St. (N21)* /0 1 0 Vermont (N29)* / Iona (D4)* /2 1 0 Manhattan (D6)* / Albany (D9)* / Delaware (D12)* /2 2 0 Army (D20)* / vs. Brown (D22)* /2 0 0 Jax (D29)* / Canisius (J2)* / SPU (J4)* /1 0 0 Iona (J9) Rider (J14)* /0 1 0 SPU (J17)* / Fairfield (J22)* /0 0 2 Monmouth (J24)* / Niagara (J28) /1 1 0 Siena (J30)* / Career Highs PTS: 26, at VMI 12/13/14 REB: 13, twice AST: 6, twice FG: 10, at VMI 12/13/14 FGA: 15, at VMI 12/13/14 3FG: 3, at VMI 12/13/14 3FGA: 3, twice FT: 3, three times FTA: 8, at VMI 12/13/14 BLK: 3, at Rider 3/1/15 STL: 5, vs. Fairfield 1/25/15 MIN: 32, vs. Fairfield 1/25/15 *-start : Tied career highs in rebounds (13) and assists (six) at Rider, Jan Had career-high six assists at Manhattan, Dec Scored season-high six points vs. Iona, Dec Had team highs of 12 rebounds and four assists plus five points in season opener vs. Holy Cross, Nov : Appeared in 31 games, and started all of them, tying for team lead in starts. Averaged 5.3 points and team-leading 5.6 rebounds per game. Second on team in blocks (0.7) and third in assists (1.5) per game. Shot team-best.507 from the field. Scored in double digits twice, and had three games with double-digit rebounds. Had season highs of 26 points and 13 rebounds, shooting 10-for- 15 from the field and 3-for-3 from three-point range, at VMI, Dec. 13. Also had first career double-double in that game : Appeared in 12 games off the bench. Averaged 1.1 points and 1.3 rebounds in 5.4 minutes per game. Had season highs of nine points (3-for-4 from the field, 3-for-4 from the free-throw line) and five rebounds vs. Elon, Nov : Appeared in 26 games at both the power forward and center position as a freshman.... Averaged 1.8 points and 1.8 rebounds in 9.4 minutes per game.... Set career highs in points (10), rebounds (5) and minutes played (23) at Bucknell, Dec. 19. Prior to Marist: Joined the Red Foxes after completing his high school career at Kenston High School... Three-time Chagrin Valley Conference Player of the Year... A low-post presence for Kenston, Truog compiled a statline of 22.1 points and 11.4 rebounds as a senior, while leading his squad to a 20-2 record and a 12-0 mark in league play... As a junior, he averaged 18.9 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.4 blocks as a junior, while Kenston went Ranked in multiple publications as the first or second-best center prospect in Ohio. Truog s Career Statistics YR GP/S FG-A % 3FG-A % FT-A % REB/AVG A/TO BLK STL PTS/AVG / /1.8 4/ / / /1.3 1/ / / /5.6 47/ / / /5.5 49/ /2.6 Total 88/ / / /3.1