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3 ~ 2001, 2002, Chargers Basketball Colby-Sawyer College Quick Facts Location... New London, N.H. Founded Enrollment President... Thomas C. Galligan Jr. Admissions Phone...(800) Financial Aid Phone...(800) Director of Athletics...Debi Field McGrath Affiliation...NCAA Division III Conferences... The Commonwealth Coast Conference Eastern College Athletic Conference Nickname...Chargers Colors... Blue and White Athletic Department Phone...(603) Colby-Sawyer Website Men s Basketball Record , 7-6 TCCC All-Time Record NCAA Tournament Appearances...3 ( 01, 02, 03) Table of Contents Table of Contents/Quick Facts... 1 Season Preview Roster... 4 Meet The Team... 5 Head Coach Bill Foti Statistics/Results Season Review All-Time Award Winners All-Time Career Records Individual Single-Game Records Team Single-Game Records Team Single-Season/All-Time vs. Opponent The Commonwealth Coast Conference Schedule... IFC Athletic Facilities/Colby-Sawyer College...Center Colby-Sawyer Men s Basketball - A Winning Tradition - * NCAA Division III Tournament Appearances * 2001, 2002, 2003 * ECAC Division III New England Tournament Appearances * 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 * The Commonwealth Coast Conference Championships * 2001, 2002, 2003 * ECAC Division III New England Tournament Championship * 1998 The basketball media guide was produced by the Colby-Sawyer Sports Information office. Photography by John Quackenbos, Ryan Emerson, Fornero & Company and Gil Talbot. Printing by R.C. Brayshaw, Warner, N.H. On the Cover: Will Bardaglio and James Tobin 1

4 The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions Men s Basketball Season Preview The Colby-Sawyer men s basketball team, who finished fourth in the TCCC standings last season and reached the TCCC semifinals for the second straight time, received two of the 14 first-place votes in this year s preseason poll. The Chargers enter the season with an extremely young squad that features just one senior. The team lost its top three scorers from a year ago, including two new members of the one thousand point club, Dave Rosso 10 and Jon Chaloux 10. The team also lost a lot of height from last year and its top two rebounders. However, the squad does see the return of the fourth and fifth scorers in shooting guard Will Bardaglio and point guard Corey Willis. Bardaglio is lethal from the outside and knocked down 40% of his treys last season en route to 79 makes. Willis is the floor general looking to improve on his team best 158 assists from a season ago. Colby-Sawyer welcomes seven newcomers to the roster with a mix of post players and guards. THE FRONTCOURT The Chargers return junior captain James Tobin (Brookline, N.H.) who appeared in all 27 of the team s games last season. He averaged 5.1 points and 4.1 rebounds per game, while shooting an efficient 51.4% from the floor. James will be one of the starting forwards this season. Sophomore Corey Willis Also returning is lone senior Brandon Carbone (Portland, Maine). Hindered by injury last season, he failed to see court time but is healthy coming into this season. Brandon will be a solid post player off the bench for the Chargers. Junior Ian Davis (Rochester, N.H.) returns for his third season with the Chargers. He appeared in six games last season. The newcomers to this year s team include freshmen Damian Melnicove (Dresden, Maine), Robbie Burke (Cheshire, Mass.) and John Roberts (Casco, Maine). Burke provides a well balanced attack offensively in the paint and should be near the top of the team in rebounds. Roberts, the tallest member of the team, should provide a last line of defense and alter the opponent s shots as they drive. Melnicove should see minutes off the bench. THE BACKCOURT The Colby-Sawyer backcourt returns junior captain Will Bardaglio (Wayne, Maine), junior guard Zach McBey (Franklin, N.H.), junior Dan Pendergast (Canton, Mass.), and sophomore Corey Willis (Easton, Mass.). Bardaglio, who averaged 11.1 points per game last season, will start at shooting guard this season. He will continue to be a deep threat for the Chargers after knocking down 79 three pointers for the second straight season. He connected on a team best 40% of his three-point attempts last year and moved into 7th on the all-time career three pointers made list. McBey will provide coach Foti a viable option of the bench at the shooting guard position. He played in all 27 contests last year and was reliable from the free throw line. Willis is the Chargers floor general handling the ball and setting his teammates up for good shooting opportunities. He totaled 158 assists in his first year and added 7.1 points per game. He should move into the top ten in career assists this season. Pendergast also returns for his third season with the team. Joining the team this year are freshmen Cody Addison (Essex, Mass.), Stephen Thorpe (Chicago, Ill.), Eddie Tirabassi (Portland, Maine), and Rashaad Wharton (Cambridge, Mass.). Thorpe is a true ball-handler and will spell Willis when he needs a breather. 2

5 ~ 2001, 2002, Men s Basketball Season Preview OVERVIEW Even with the loss of an extremely talented senior core last season, this year s team returns two starters, which were two of the top five scorers from a year ago. With the addition of a few immediate impact freshmen, this year should be an exiting one for 19th year coach Bill Foti. The team will have a tough beginning to the season with six straight games away from the David L. Coffin Field House. The Chargers will begin action against Plymouth State at the annual Jacob s Bridge through Autism Classic at NHTI. The team then travels to compete in the All Metals Industries Tip-Off Tournament hosted by Rivier. Colby-Sawyer finishes the road trip with a pair of games at the Hockenbury Tournament hosted by Norwich. Colby-Sawyer plays two more non-conference games at the start of the January before they enter TCCC play. They begin with Regis at home and end with Western New England in Springfield, Mass. Senior Brandon Carbone The Chargers will have their first and only home contest of the first semester against Bowdoin before playing in the Coaches vs. Cancer tournament at Worcester State to wrap up the 2010 portion of the schedule. The Commonwealth Coast Conference Men s Basketball Pre-Season Poll POLL RESULTS (first place votes) 1. Curry 174 (4) 2. Endicott 164 (3) 3. Wentworth 157 (3) 4. Colby-Sawyer 149 (2) 5. Roger Williams 127 (1) 6. Western New England Anna Maria Gordon Nichols Regis 89 (1) 11. Univ. of New England Salve Regina Eastern Nazarene New England College Final Conference Standings TCCC Overall W L Pct W L Pct Gordon Wentworth Curry Colby-Sawyer Nichols Endicott Univ. of New England Western New England Anna Maria Regis Roger Williams Eastern Nazarene Salve Regina New England College

6 The Colby-Sawyer Men s Basketball Team The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions Back Row (from left): Assistant Coach Ed Winters, Head Coach Bill Foti, Assistant Coach Joshua Adams, Ian Davis, Damian Melnicove, John Roberts, Robbie Burke, Eddie Tirabassi, Zach McBey, Brandon Carbone, Manager Jennifer Creasey, Athletic Trainer Lisa Dupuis. Front Row (from left): Stephen Thorpe, Cody Addison, Dan Pendergast, Will Bardaglio, James Tobin, Rashaad Wharton, Corey Willis. No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown/High School 3 Dan Pendergast G 5-8 Jr. Canton, Mass. / Canton 4 Cody Addison G 6-1 Fr. Essex, Mass. / Pingree 5 Stephen Thorpe G 5-6 Fr. Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale Prep 10 Corey Willis G 5-7 So. Easton, Mass. / St. Sebastian s 11 Will Bardaglio G 6-2 Jr. Wayne, Maine / Maranacook 12 Eddie Tirabassi G 6-1 Fr. Portland, Maine / Deering 21 Robbie Burke F 6-4 Fr. Cheshire, Mass. / Hoosac Valley 22 Zach McBey G 6-1 Jr. Franklin, N.H. / New Hampton 23 Rashaad Wharton G 5-10 So. Cambridge, Mass. / Cambridge Rindge & Latin 24 Damian Melnicove F 6-4 Fr. Dresden, Maine / Hall-Dale 25 James Tobin F 6-4 Jr. Brookline, N.H. / Hollis-Brookline 32 Ian Davis F 6-3 Jr. Rochester, N.H. /Berwick Academy 45 Brandon Carbone F 6-3 Sr. Portland, Maine / Deering 55 John Roberts C 6-7 Fr. Casco, Maine / Falmouth Head Coach: William Foti, 19th Season (UNH 86) Assistant Coaches: Joshua Pincoske, Ed Winters, Josh Adams, Andrew St. Clair Team Manager: Jennifer Creasey Captains: Will Bardaglio, James Tobin 4

7 ~ 2001, 2002, 2003 Meet The Team #4 Fr. Guard Cody Addison 6-1 Essex, Mass. #11 Jr. Guard Will Bardaglio 6-2 Wayne, Maine #21 #45 Fr. Forward Robbie Burke 6-4 Cheshire, Mass. Sr. Forward Brandon Carbone 6-3 Portland, Maine #32 Jr. Forward Ian Davis 6-3 Rochester, N.H. #22 #24 #3 Jr. Guard Zach McBey 6-1 Franklin, N.H. Fr. Forward Damian Melnicove 6-4 Dresden, Maine Jr. Guard Dan Pendergast 5-8 Canton, Mass. #55 Fr. Center John Roberts 6-7 Casco, Maine #5 Fr. Guard Stephen Thorpe 5-6 Chicago, Ill. #12 Fr. Guard Eddie Tirabassi 6-1 Portland, Maine #25 Jr. Forward James Tobin 6-4 Brookline, N.H. #23 So. Guard Rashaad Wharton 5-10 Cambrdige, Mass. #10 So. Guard Corey Willis 5-9 Easton, Mass. Team Manager Jennifer Creasey 4th Season Head Coach Bill Foti Assistant Coach Joshua Pincoske Assistant Coach Ed Winters Assistant Coach Josh Adams Assistant Coach Andrew St. Clair UNH 86 Colby-Sawyer, 97 SNHU, 00 U. of Tampa 04 Colby-Sawyer, 06 5

8 The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions Head Coach Bill Foti 19th Season Beginning his 19th season at Colby-Sawyer, Head Coach Bill Foti has established the men s basketball program as one of the premier teams in The Commonwealth Coast Conference and the New England region. Coach Foti ranks among the all-time coaching leaders in the nation, and has guided the program to double-digit win totals in each of his 18 seasons, including eight 20 plus win seasons. The Chargers were picked to finish fourth in TCCC play for the season. Under Coach Foti s direction, Colby-Sawyer has claimed three TCCC championships and the subsequent automatic bids to the NCAA tournament. He has also guided the Chargers to eight Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament appearances, winning the New England Championship after the season. Coach Foti has earned four TCCC Coach of the Year awards and earned his 300th career win in the last regular season game of the season, with his team s victory over Western New England College, on February 23. He has led the Chargers to victory in 70.2 percent of their games, a percentage that ranks him 24th all-time among Division III coaches all-time. The Chargers have also compiled an impressive all-time conference record. In , his first season at Colby-Sawyer, Coach Foti led the Chargers to a 16-9 mark, a 10-win turnaround from the previous season. The improvement was the largest turnaround in the New England region and the third largest turnaround in the nation that year. In addition to the team accolades, individual players have found success under Coach Foti s direction. During his tenure, Colby-Sawyer has produced two All-Americans (Hall of Fame member T.J. Gondek 95, and Andrew St. Clair 06), two Academic All-Americans (Brendan Carney 02, St. Clair 05 and 06) four NABC All-Northeast District players (Gondek, Jim McGilvery, Matt George and St. Clair) and six ECAC All-Stars (Gondek, McGilvery, George, St. Clair, Brian Wilder and Grant Kelly). In addition, McGilvery, George and St. Clair have gone on to play professionally in England. Matt George was inducted into the Colby-Sawyer Athletics Hall of Fame in Last season the Chargers finished overall, 7-6 in TCCC play and qualified for the conference tournament for the 15th straight season, earning the No. 4 seed. Prior to his arrival in New London, Coach Foti spent six years as an assistant coach at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, where he earned his masters degree in business administration. While at SNHU, the Penmen advanced to the NCAA Division II tournament three times. Coach Foti graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1986 with a B.A. in political science. 6 All-Time Winningest Divison III Men s Basketball Active Coaches (by percentage) Coach Yrs Won Lost Pct Jerry Rickrode (Wilkes) Joe Cassidy (Rowan) Steve Fritz (St. Thomas, MN) Bill Foti (Colby-Sawyer) Jose Rebimbas (Wm-Paterson) All-Time Winningest Divison III Men s Basketball Programs (by percentage) Team Yrs Won Lost Pct. 1. Husson 56 1, Wittenberg 99 1, Calvin 91 1, Cabrini Hope 105 1, Wooster 110 1, Colby-Sawyer Richard Stockton St. Joseph s (ME) Williams 110 1, The Foti File Year Overall Conference TOTALS

9 ~ 2001, 2002, Final Stats/Results All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 12 Jon Chaloux Jason Chevrefils David Rosso Will Bardaglio Corey Willis James Tobin Chrispatrick Cox Zach McBey Wouter van der Eng Beau Cassidy Dan Pendergast Ian Davis Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS CSC OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Colby-Sawyer Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/15/09 vs Keene State L /20/09 vs Daniel Webster W /21/09 at Rivier W /03/09 SAINT JOSEPH (VT.) W /08/09 CASTLETON STATE L /10/09 at Bowdoin W /12/09 NORWICH W /29/09 vs Randolph CollegeLot /30/09 at Staten Island L /03/10 vs Worcester St. W /04/10 at #10 Williams L /07/10 at #7 Middlebury W * 01/09/10 at Regis L * 01/12/10 NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE W * 01/16/10 at Anna Maria W * 01/19/10 at CurryLot * 01/23/10 NICHOLS W * 01/28/10 EASTERN NAZARENE W * 01/30/10 at Roger Williams L * 02/03/10 at Endicott L * 02/06/10 SALVE REGINA L * 02/09/10 GORDON W * 02/13/10 at U. of New England W * 02/17/10 WENTWORTH L * 02/20/10 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND W /23/10 NICHOLS W /25/10 at Gordon L * - Conference game 7

10 Season Review The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions The Colby-Sawyer men s basketball team made its 15th consecutive trip to the The Commonwealth Coast Conference postseason after posting a 7-6 conference record. The team recorded at least 15 wins for the 16th time under 18-year Head Coach Bill Foti s. The Chargers, who were voted to finish second by the conference head coaches, began the season with a tough loss to Keene State. Colby-Sawyer rebounded nicely by winning their next three contests including a pair of victories to win the Rivier Tip-Off tournament. After dropping a home contest to Castleton State by four points, the Chargers rattled off two more wins before the Holiday break. The team then played in a pair of tournaments in Staten Island, NY and Williamstown, Mass. The Chargers lost an overtime heartbreaker to Randolph, and then fell to the host of the tournament, the College of Staten Island, After the turn of the new year, Colby-Sawyer began the Williams College tournament with an victory over Worcester State. Williams, who was ranked 10th in the nation, defeated the Chargers in the championship game. The next contest came at Curry, who defeated the Chargers in overtime. All was not lost as Jon Chaloux became the 13th member of the Colby-Sawyer 1000 point club with 14 points and 10 rebounds in the game. The Chargers held their home court versus Nichols, and Eastern Nazarene, to move to 11-7 overall and 4-2 in the conference. The team then dropped its next three contests to Roger Williams, Endciott, and Salve Regina. Next on the schedule was the undefeated Fighting Scots of Gordon, who entered the game 9-0 in the TCCC. Freshman Jason Chevrefils (Manchester, N.H) controlled the paint and scored a game-high 19 points on 9-14 shooting to lift the Chargers to a victory. In the Chargers next contest, freshman Corey Willis (Easton, Mass.) drilled a last second three-pointer to lead Colby-Sawyer to a win over the University of New England, the defending TCCC champions. Colby-Sawyer fell to Wentworth, but won their regular season finale over Western New England to finish with a 7-6 conference mark. Colby-Sawyer had one more non-conference test before the beginning of the conference schedule. That game came at 7th ranked Middlebury. The Chargers were tied at the half and felt they had a chance to take down a perennial powerhouse. Hot shooting from beyond the arc and a wide margin in made free throws gave the Chargers the advantage, resulting in one of the biggest wins in school history. Senior Jon Chaloux (Barre, Vt.) scored a game-high 25 points in the victory. Sophomore James Tobin (Brookline, N.H.) had a breakout game with 17 points and 13 rebounds off the bench. The Chargers came back to earth in their first TCCC contest as they fell at Regis Colby-Sawyer quickly responded with a pair of conference wins against New England College and Anna Maria. Senior Dave Rosso (Wilmington, Vt.) had a game he would not soon forget in lifting the Chargers to a win over the AMCATS. He scored his 1000th career point with eight minutes to play, becoming the 12th Charger to reach the plateau, and then hit the game-winning three pointer with nine seconds left. 8 With five teams with a 7-6 record in the conference, the Chargers earned the top seed (4th) of those teams thanks to a 3-1 record. Colby- Sawyer opened the TCCC Tournament with an win over No. 5 seed Nichols, Jon Chaloux and Jason Chevrefils poured in 21 points each. In the semifinals, the Chargers had to travel to Gordon, who ended the conference season with only the one loss to the Chargers. The Fighting Scots, who earned the top seed, avenged the regular season loss and ended Colby-Sawyer s season with a win. Dave Rosso 10 The Chargers were led by their three seniors Jon Chaloux, Dave Rosso, and Chris Cox (Graniteville, Vt.). Chaloux finished his career with 1168 points, ranking him 12th on the all-time list. He also ranks second in blocks with 109, 10th in rebounds with 503, and ninth in three-point field goals with 123. For his accomplishments he was recognized several times at the end of the season. Jon was named First Team All-TCCC, was NH Division III Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year, and he was selected to play in the New England Senior All-Star game.

11 ~ 2001, 2002, Season Review Rosso finished his career with the 13th most career points in school history with He also ranks sixth all-time in career three-point field goals made with 160. Chris Cox 10 Cox had a solid senior season en route to totaling 52 career blocks, ranking him eighth on the all-time list. He led the team in field goal percentage with an impressive mark of 62.8%. Freshman Jason Chevrefils had an incredible first year with the Chargers. He was second on the team in points (14.2) and rebounds (5.6). Jason was named TCCC Rookie of the Year and also became the first Charger to be named ECAC Rookie of the Year. He was the third Charger to be honored with the TCCC award. FIRST TEAM Brady Bajema Jon Chaloux Sam Herrick Jarrell Jackson Mark Mastrullo Aaron Trigg SECOND TEAM Matt Abbott Chima Ezeigbo Rick Johnson Bryan Riley Dan Royce Shane West THIRD TEAM Phil Alibrandi Jason Chevrefils James Cooper Lance Greene Anthony Johnson Quentin Thompson Graham Whitelaw The Commonwealth Coast Conference Men s Basketball All-Conference Teams and Award Winners Gordon Colby-Sawyer Wentworth Curry Curry Gordon Wentworth Eastern Nazarene Western New England Nichols Salve Regina Wentworth Regis Colby-Sawyer Regis Endicott Univ. of New England Univ. of New England Endicott 9 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Aaron Trigg ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Jason Chevrefils Gordon Colby-Sawyer DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ben Gaskill Gordon Quentin Thompson Univ. of New England SENIOR SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Aaron Trigg COACH OF THE YEAR Tom Devitt TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Gordon College Gordon Wentworth

12 Regional Awards CoSIDA Academic All-District I T.J. Gondek 1995 First Team Brendan Carney 2002 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2005, 2006 First Team Jim McGilvery 1996 Second Team Marc Ferlo 1999 Second Team Brian Wilder 1998, 1999 Second Team Andrew St. Clair 2004 Second Team NABC All-Northeast District T.J. Gondek 1994, 1995 First Team Jim McGilvery 1996 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2005, 2006 First Team Matt George 1998 Second Team Andrew St. Clair 2004 Second Team D3hoops.com All-NE Region Andrew St. Clair 2005, 2006 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2004 Third Team NH Division III Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year Bill Foti 1998, 2001, 2003, 2008, 2009 NH Division III Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year Jon Chaloux 2010 NH Division III Basketball Coaches Association Rookie of the Year Calen Paquette 1999 Andrew St. Clair 2003 Will Bardaglio 2009 Jason Chevrefils 2010 NH Division III Basketball Coaches Association Matt George 1998 First Team Marc Ferlo 1999 First Team Calen Paquette 2001, 2002 First Team Grant Kelly 2002 First Team Ethan Betts 2003 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2004, 2005 First Team Chris Condon 2005 First Team Duncan Szeliga 2008, 2009 First Team Jon Chaloux 2010 First Team Brian Wilder 1998, 1999 Second Team Ethan Betts 2002 Second Team Collin Bray 2003 Second Team Chris Condon 2004 Second Team Duncan Szeliga 2007 Second Team David Rosso 2008, 2010 Second Team Will Bardaglio 2009, 2010 Second Team Jon Chaloux 2009 Second Team Jason Chevrefils 2010 Second Team Terrell Dozier 1998 Honorable Mention NEBCA Senior Academic Award Nate Camp 1998 NEBCA Senior All-Star Game T.J. Gondek 1995 Jim McGilvery 1996 Matt George 1998 Marc Ferlo 1999 Brian Wilder 1999 Alexi Bobolia 2000 Grant Kelly 2002 Ethan Betts 2003 ECAC New England Rookie of the Year Jason Chevrefils 2010 ECAC New England All-Star T.J. Gondek 1994, 1995 First Team Jim McGilvery 1996 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2005 First Team Matt George 1998 Third Team Brian Wilder 1998 Third Team Grant Kelly 2002 Honorable Mention Andrew St. Clair 2004 Honorable Mention Columbus Multimedia NE Region Player of the Year T.J. Gondek 1995 Columbus Multimedia NE Region Rookie of the Year Matt George 1995 All-Time Award Winners 10 The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions Regional Awards (cont.) Columbus Multimedia All-Region T.J. Gondek 1995 First Team Jim McGilvery 1996 First Team Matt George 1997, 1998 Second Team Brian Wilder 1998 Second Team Marc Ferlo 1999 Second Team Jay Como 2000 Second Team Jim McGilvery 1995 Honorable Mention Matt George 1996 Honorable Mention Marc Ferlo 1997 Honorable Mention Brian Wilder 1997, 1999 Honorable Mention Terrell Dozier 1998 Honorable Mention The Commonwealth Coast Conference Awards TCCC Coach of the Year Bill Foti 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 TCCC Player of the Year Jim McGilvery 1996 Marc Ferlo 1999 Andrew St. Clair 2004, 2005, 2006 TCCC Rookie of the Year Calen Paquette 1999 Andrew St. Clair 2003 Jason Chevrefils 2010 TCCC Senior Scholar-Athlete Nate Camp 1998 Brendan Carney 2002 Andrew St. Clair 2006 All-The Commonwealth Coast Conference Matt George 1997, 1998 First Team Brian Wilder 1997, 1998, 1999 First Team Jay Como 2000 First Team Calen Paquette 2001 First Team Grant Kelly 2002 First Team Andrew St. Clair 2004, 2005, 2006 First Team Chris Condon 2005 First Team Jon Chaloux 2010 First Team Matt George 1996 Second Team Terrell Dozier 1998 Second Team Calen Paquette 1999, 2000 Second Team Ethan Betts 2002, 2003 Second Team Andrew St. Clair 2003 Second Team Chris Condon 2004 Second Team Duncan Szeliga 2008, 2009 Second Team Jon Chaloux 2009 Second Team Jason Chevrefils 2010 Third Team Ethan Betts 2001 Honorable Mention Grant Kelly 2001 Honorable Mention Calen Paquette 2002 Honorable Mention Collin Bray 2003, 2006 Honorable Mention Ryan Murray 2007 Honorable Mention Colby-Sawyer Awards CSC Male Athlete of the Year Jim Durrell 1992 T.J. Gondek 1993, 1995 Jim McGilvery 1996 Matt George 1998 Andrew St. Clair 2006 CSC Male Senior Scholar-Athlete Award Nate Camp 1998 Brendan Carney 2002 Andrew St. Clair 2006 National Awards NABC All-American T.J. Gondek 1995 Third Team Andrew St. Clair 2006 Second Team Columbus Multimedia All-American T.J. Gondek 1995 Honorable Mention D3hoops.com Team of the Year Brian Wilder 1999 Third Team CoSIDA Academic All-America Andrew St. Clair 2006 First Team Brendan Carney 2002 Second Team Andrew St. Clair 2005 Third Team

13 ~ 2001, 2002, 2003 All-Time Career Records POINTS 1. T.J. Gondek Matt George Andrew St. Clair Jim McGilvery Brian Wilder Jim Durrell Calen Paquette Duncan Szeliga Ethan Betts Chris Condon Marc Ferlo Jon Chaloux Dave Rosso REBOUNDS 1. Andrew St. Clair Ethan Betts T.J. Gondek Jim McGilvery Brian Wilder Ryan Murray Marc Ferlo Chris Condon Duncan Szeliga Jon Chaloux ASSISTS 1. Ethan Casson Collin Bray Calen Paquette Jim Statires Chuck Rodgers Matt George Nate Camp Matt Lemieux Matt Godbout Jay Como , STEALS 1. Andrew St. Clair Collin Bray Calen Paquette Ethan Betts Jim McGilvery Chuck Rodgers Matt George Ethan Casson T.J. Gondek Jim Statires T.J. Gondek Andrew St. Clair Collin Bray Matt George BLOCKS (1992-Present) 1. Andrew St. Clair Jon Chaloux Tyler Putnam Chris Condon Alexi Bobolia Duncan Szeliga Chris Gray Chris Cox Grant Kelly Andrew Cousins FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Andrew St. Clair T.J. Gondek Jim McGilvery Brian Wilder Matt George Jim Durrell Ethan Betts Duncan Szeliga Marc Ferlo Chris Condon FREE THROWS MADE 1. Matt George T.J. Gondek Andrew St. Clair Calen Paquette Jim McGilvery Duncan Szeliga Collin Bray Chris Condon Ethan Betts Brian Wilder POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Jim Durrell Matt George T.J. Gondek Jim McGilvery Calen Paquette Dave Rosso Will Bardaglio 2008-Pres Marc Ferlo Jon Chaloux Nate Camp active players in bold Ethan Casson Chris Condon Jim McGilvery Calen Paquette Brian Wilder 11

14 Individual Single-Game Records The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions POINTS 51 Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/22/91 45 Brian Wilder Norwich 02/16/99 41 Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/16/91 41 Brian Wilder Anna Maria 02/09/98 40 T.J. Gondek Castleton State 02/14/94 40 Jim McGilvery Bates 01/07/96 38 Brian Wilder New England College 02/04/97 38 Brian Wilder Curry 02/24/98 36 Matt George Univ. of New England 11/22/97 FIELD GOALS MADE 18 Brian Wilder Anna Maria 02/09/98 17 Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/22/91 17 Brian Wilder New England College 02/04/97 17 Brian Wilder Curry 02/24/98 17 Brian Wilder Norwich 02/16/99 16 Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/16/91 16 T.J. Gondek Castleton State 02/14/94 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 FG) (16-16) Jim Durrell at Southern Vermont 01/16/ (13-13) T.J. Gondek Daniel Webster 02/02/ (10-10) Andrew St. Clair at Salve Regina 01/21/ (8-8) Alexi Bobolia Anna Maria 01/29/ (10-11) Brian Wilder Bridgewater State 12/06/ (10-11) Jason Chevrefils New England College 01/12/ (9-10) Jay Como New England College 01/18/ (8-9) Jim McGilvery Endicott 01/30/ (12-14) Brian Wilder Nichols 02/20/ (12-14) Andrew St. Clair New England College 01/19/06 FREE THROWS MADE 16 T.J. Gondek Middlebury 01/24/95 15 Matt George Norwich 11/18/95 14 T.J. Gondek Mount St. Vincent 01/07/94 14 Calen Paquette Bates 11/28/01 13 Jim McGilvery Johnson State 01/28/93 13 T.J. Gondek Colby 01/11/94 13 Matt George Bates 01/07/96 13 Nate Camp Salve Regina 01/24/98 13 Matt Lemieux Worcester State 12/06/08 3-POINT FIELD GOAL % (Min. 6 FG) (9-9) Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/15/ (7-7) Matt George Gordon 01/22/ (6-7) Jim McGilvery New England College 12/02/ (6-7) Matt George Gordon 02/07/ (8-10) Jim McGilvery Albertus Magnus 02/21/ (7-9) Jim Durrell Swathmore 02/05/ (9-12) Jim Durrell Maine Maritime 01/13/ (6-8) Dave Rosso New England College 01/15/08 REBOUNDS 19 Andrew St. Clair Plymouth State 11/30/04 19 Ryan Murray Endicott 01/20/07 19 Ryan Murray New England College 01/30/07 19 Ryan Murray at Middlebury 01/08/08 18 T.J. Gondek Albertus Magnus 01/30/93 18 T.J. Gondek Rivier 11/30/93 18 Jim McGilvery Bowdoin 02/15/96 18 Terrell Dozier Wentworth 02/07/98 18 Bill Gallagher Norwich 12/03/00 18 Ryan Murray at Nichols 01/13/07 18 Ryan Murray Univ. of New England 01/23/07 18 Jon Chaloux New England College 01/12/10 17 T.J. Gondek Gordon 12/07/94 17 Grant Kelly Rivier 02/12/02 ASSISTS 16 Chuck Rodgers Suffolk 01/22/94 13 Nate Camp at Salve Regina 01/24/98 13 Jim Statires UMass-Dartmouth 11/22/98 11 Chuck Rodgers Suffolk 02/15/92 11 Chuck Rodgers Daniel Webster 02/19/92 11 Matt Lemieux Endicott 02/06/08 11 Matt Lemieux Rutgers-Camden 11/21/08 BLOCKS 9 Tyler Putnam at Univ. of New England 01/21/03 7 Chris Gray Plymouth State 12/05/00 6 Alexi Bobolia Salve Regina 01/22/00 6 Andrew St. Clair at Univ. of New England 01/20/04 6 Andrew St. Clair at Worcester State 01/22/04 6 Jon Chaloux at Endicott 02/04/09 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 FT) (15-15) Matt George Norwich 11/18/ (12-12) T.J. Gondek Norwich 11/20/ (11-11) Calen Paquette Southern Maine 12/30/ (13-14) Jim McGilvery Johnson State 01/28/ (13-14) Matt George Bates 01/07/ (12-13) Matt George Roger Williams 01/31/ (11-12) Calen Paquette Babson 12/04/ (11-12) Andrew St. Clair Roger Williams 02/14/ (11-12) Corey Willis Norwich 12/12/09 STEALS 7 Andrew St. Clair at Roger Williams 01/29/05 7 Ryan Murray at Endicott 02/08/07 7 Corey Willis vs. Randolph 12/29/09 6 Jim McGilvery Bowdoin 02/06/93 6 Jim McGilvery Clark 02/13/93 6 T.J. Gondek Daniel Webster 02/26/93 6 Matt George Nichols 02/01/96 6 Martin Binette Univ. of New England 11/22/97 6 Jay Como Norwich 12/05/99 6 Calen Paquette Univ. of New England 02/20/00 6 Scott Butterworth Univ. of New England 02/11/03 6 Pat Kenny at Endicott 02/28/04 6 Collin Bray vs. Keene State 11/29/05 6 Matt Lemieux Endicott 01/20/07 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 9 Jim Durrell Southern Vermont 01/22/91 9 Jim Durrell Maine Maritime 01/13/92 9 T.J. Gondek Castleton State 02/17/92 8 Jim McGilvery Albertus Magnus 02/21/95 6 Jon Chaloux at Gordon 02/10/09 12

15 ~ 2001, 2002, 2003 Team Single-Game Records POINTS 121 Lyndon State 01/19/ Notre Dame 12/11/ Endicott 01/30/ Curry 01/13/ Daniel Webster 02/02/ Anna Maria 01/17/ Lyndon State 02/19/ Roger Williams 02/20/ Castleton 02/14/ New England College 12/01/94 FIELD GOALS MADE 49 Lyndon State 01/19/95 48 Castleton 02/14/95 47 Notre Dame (NH) 02/09/94 47 at Anna Maria 01/17/06 46 Daniel Webster 02/02/94 46 Notre Dame (NH) 12/11/96 46 Univ. of New England 02/11/03 45 Gordon 11/24/98 45 Nichols 02/20/99 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 20 FG).676 (48-71) Castleton 02/14/ (44-70) Endicott 01/30/ (49-78) Lyndon State 01/19/ (38-61) Curry 01/17/ (40-65) Anna Maria 01/28/ (32-52) vs. SUNY-Cortland 12/30/ (33-54) Lyndon State 12/02/ (39-64) New England College 12/02/ (42-69) Roger Williams 02/20/ (43-71) Curry 01/13/ (33-55) New England College 01/30/96 FREE THROWS MADE 39 Babson 12/04/98 39 at New England College 01/29/04 37 Keene State 03/08/98 34 at Anna Maria 01/19/08 32 Worcester State 12/06/08 31 Bates 01/07/96 30 Gordon 01/23/01 30 Bates 11/28/01 30 Eastern Nazarene 12/08/01 30 Case Western Reserve 12/30/08 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 20 FT).964 (27-28) Anna Maria 03/01/ (22-24) New Hampshire College 01/15/ (21-23) Norwich 12/05/ (10-11) Rhode Island College 03/04/ (27-30) Eastern Nazarene 02/10/ (26-29) Amherst 03/05/ (25-28) Albertus Magnus 02/21/ (37-42) Keene State 03/08/ (21-24) Rivier 02/07/ (21-24) Roger Williams 01/31/09 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 17 Castleton State 02/17/92 16 Swarthmore 12/05/92 16 Bowdoin 02/20/94 15 Emerson 02/23/91 15 Daniel Webster 12/08/91 15 Maine Maritime 01/13/92 15 Bates 02/08/92 15 New Hampshire College 01/23/93 15 at Nichols 12/04/04 15 Western New England 02/20/10 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 FG).750 (15-20) Daniel Webster 12/08/ (14-21) New England College 12/02/ (11-17) Bates 01/12/ (13-21) Nichols 02/05/ (15-25) Maine Maritime 01/13/ (12-20) Endicott 01/30/ (13-22) Conn. College 02/16/ (10-17) Gordon 01/22/ (11-19) Gordon 12/07/ (11-19) Husson 11/19/05 BLOCKS 11 Gordon 11/23/99 11 Salve Regina 02/22/01 11 at Univ. of New England 01/21/03 11 Salve Regina 02/25/03 11 at Salve Regina 02/07/04 10 Salve Regina 01/22/00 10 Nichols 02/01/00 10 Nichols 01/19/02 10 at Bates 01/14/03 10 at Univ. of New England 01/20/04 STEALS 25 New England College 12/01/94 25 Univ. of New England 02/11/03 21 Daniel Webster 12/08/91 21 at Wentworth 01/11/04 20 Worcester State 01/23/03 20 Endicott 02/08/07 19 Daniel Webster 02/02/94 19 New England College 12/10/98 19 Gordon 02/10/99 19 New England College 01/30/03 REBOUNDS 70 Lyndon State 02/19/93 64 Roger Williams 01/30/99 62 Notre Dame (NH) 02/09/94 62 Rivier 02/12/02 61 Nichols 02/01/00 60 Nichols 01/26/08 59 Gordon 12/07/94 59 Gordon 11/24/98 ASSISTS 35 Lyndon State 01/19/95 34 Notre Dame (NH) 12/11/96 33 Nichols 02/20/99 32 Lyndon State 02/19/93 32 Castleton 02/14/95 32 Curry 02/05/02 32 Anna Maria 01/17/06 13

16 The Commonwealth Coast Conference Champions Team Single-Season Records / All-Time vs. Opponent POINTS 2340 (28 games) (26 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (27 games) (28 games) (28 games) FIELD GOALS MADE 850 (28 games) (26 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (27 games) (24 games) (24 games) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.657 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Opponent W L First Last Albertus Magnus Amherst Anna Maria Babson Bates Bowdoin Brandeis Bridgewater State Brockport State Buena Vista Case Western Castleton State Catholic Clark Coast Guard Colby Conn. College Cortland State Curry Daniel Webster Eastern Nazarene Emerson Endicott Fisher Fitchburg State Framingham State Franklin & Marshall Gordon Green Mountain Hamilton Husson John Jay College POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 224 (24 games) (27 games) (24 games) (28 games) (26 games) (28 games) (28 games) (24 games) (28 games) (25 games) POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.648 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 488 (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (26 games) (28 games) (27 games) (28 games) (24 games) (28 games) Opponent W L First Last Johnson State Keene State Lesley Lyndon State Maine Farmington Maine-Machias Maine Maritime MCLA UMass-Boston UMass-Dartmouth Middlebury Mount Ida Mount St. Joseph Mount St. Vincent Newbury New England College Univ. of New England New Hampshire Col New York Maritime Nichols Norwich Notre Dame (N.H.) Nyack Plymouth State Randolph Regis Rensselaer Poly Rhode Island College Rivier Roger Williams Rutgers Camden Salve Regina REBOUNDS 1227 (421o-806d) (456o-708d) (439o-704d) (402o-723d) (406o-696d) (389o-689d) (360o-676d) (366o-648d) (387o-624d) (332o-627d) ASSISTS 537 (28 games) (28 games) (26 games) (28 games) (24 games) (28 games) (24 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) BLOCKED SHOTS 155 (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (28 games) (27 games) (24 games) (24 games) (28 games) (25 games) (28 games) Opponent W L First Last Southern Maine Southern Vermont Springfield St. Joseph s (Maine) St. Joseph s (Vt.) Staten Island Suffolk Swarthmore Thomas Aquinas Trinity (Conn.) Trinity (Texas) Tufts Wentworth Wesleyan W. Connecticut State Western Maryland Western New England Wheaton (Ill.) Wheaton (Mass.) Williams Worcester Poly Worcester State opponents in Bold 14

17 ~ 2001, 2002, 2003 The Commonwealth Coast Conference Established in 1984, The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) provides each student-athlete with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence, through high academic standards, quality competition, and a meaningful student life. The conference sponsors intercollegiate competition among its members in a variety of sports and supports the NCAA Division III philosophy. Originally a conference solely for men s basketball, the league included seven teams: Anna Maria, Coast Guard Academy, Curry, Emerson, Hellenic, Salve Regina and Wentworth. Roger Williams joined the conference in the spring of 1985 and Hellenic withdrew that fall, as the league remained at seven members. Also added in 1985 was a men s cross country championship. Women s basketball and men s soccer were added in 1986, as Gordon College also joined the conference fold, becoming the conference s eighth member. In 1989, Regis College began play in the conference and a softball championship was added. New England College took Emerson s place in the conference that fall. Over the next 10 years, four more schools entered the conference, including: Eastern Nazarene (1992), Colby-Sawyer and Nichols (1994), and the University of New England (1999), putting the conference membership at 13. TCCC has continued to grow in the number of championships offered. The conference will sponsor 14 championships in nine different sports in the season, and also offers competition in three invitational sports (golf, swimming & diving and track & field). In the fall of 2007, the conference added its 14th member, Western New England College and Gregg Kaye also became the conference s first full-time commissioner. Anna Maria AMCATS Colby-Sawyer Chargers Curry Colonels Eastern Nazarene Lions Endicott Gulls Location...Paxton, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location...New London, N.H. Founded Enrollment Location...Milton, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location...Quincy, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location...Beverly, Mass. Founded Enrollment Gordon Fighting Scots New England College Pilgrims Nichols Bison Regis Pride Roger Williams Hawks Location...Wenham, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location...Henniker, N.H. Founded Enrollment Location...Dudley, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location... Weston, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location...Bristol, R.I. Founded Enrollment Salve Regina Seahawks Univ. of New England Nor easters Wentworth Leopards Western New England College Golden Bears Location...Newport, R.I. Founded Enrollment Location... Biddeford, Maine Founded Enrollment Location...Boston, Mass. Founded Enrollment Location... Springfield, Mass. Founded Enrollment