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1 STONY BROOK MEN S BASKETBALL GAME StonyBrook_MBB /StonyBrookMBB #WeAreSeawolves STONY BROOK MEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Score NOVEMBER 11 COLUMBIA L, at Boston College L, at Maryland L, at Towson L, vs. Hampton W, LOYOLA (Md.) L, DECEMBER 3 NORTHEASTERN W, LEHIGH W, RUTGERS L, at Hofstra L, at Saint Francis (Pa.) W, NJIT L, at Brown W, JANUARY 5 at New Hampshire* W, ALBANY* W, at Maine* 2 p.m. 16 at UMass Lowell* 2 p.m. 19 HARTFORD* 7 p.m. 22 at Binghamton* 2 p.m. 25 UMBC* 2 p.m. 28 VERMONT* 7 p.m. FEBRUARY 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7 p.m. 4 at Albany* 7 p.m. 6 UMASS LOWELL* 7 p.m. 12 MAINE* 2 p.m. 15 at Hartford* 7 p.m. 18 BINGHAMTON* 7 p.m. 22 at UMBC* 7 p.m. 25 at Vermont* 2 p.m. CAPS denotes home games played at Island Federal Credit Union Arena * - America East Conference game All times Eastern and subject to change WHERE TO FIND IT RADIO WATCH PxP: Josh Caray GAMEDAY APP Download the Stony Brook Gameday App. and stay up to date with the men s basketball team at home and on the road. stony brook ATHLETIC COMMUNICATION SID Contact: Rachel Perreault rachel.perreault@stonybrook.edu cell: (631) GAME 16: STONY BROOK STONY BROOK QUICK LOOK HEAD COACH: Jeff Boals (Ohio 95) RECORD AT STONY BROOK: 7-8 (1 ST Year) OVERALL RECORD: SAME STONY BROOK PROBABLE STARTERS G 34 Lucas Woodhouse SR ppg 5.0 apg G 3 Kameron Mitchell SR ppg 1.8 rpg G 24 Roland Nyama JR ppg 4.8 rpg F 11 Junior Saintel JR ppg 3.3 rpg F 12 Tyrell Sturdivant JR ppg 6.6 rpg 1 SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, p.m. Cross Insurance Center Bangor, Maine NOTEWORTHY - The Seawolves overcame the largest deficit in program history as they trailed Albany by 21 with under just over seven minutes remaining and went on to claim a win at the buzzer. - Stony Brook has seen nine of its 15 games so far this season be decided in the final minute of play. - After starting the season 0-4, the Seawolves have turned it around to go 7-4 since, claiming four of their last five. - Stony Brook has limited itself to single-digit turnovers six times this season, committing 10 or fewer on nine occasions, ranking 31st in the nation in turnover margin. - This is the ninth straight season the Seawolves have opened America East play with a victory, and the fifth time in six years they have started Tyrell Sturdivant had a clutch opening week of conference play, scoring the game-winners at UNH and against Albany. - Lucas Woodhouse notched his second 20-plus point game of the season in the win over Albany. - Roland Nyama helped lift the Seawolves in the first week of America East play, scoring 12 of his 14 points in the second half at UNH and adding 15 against Albany. - Kameron Mitchell added a career-best five rebounds and five assists at UNH, and has started each of the last five games. THE MATCHUP vs QUICK COMPARISON 7-8 (2-0 AE)... RECORD (1-2 AE) POINTS PER GAME REBOUNDS PER GAME FIELD GOAL PCT POINT PCT MAINE BLACK MAINE QUICK LOOK HEAD COACH: Bob Walsh (Hamilton 94) RECORD AT MAINE: (3 RD Year) OVERALL RECORD: (11 TH Year) MAINE PROBABLE STARTERS G 10 Wes Myers JR ppg 3.7 rpg G 5 Danny Evans FR ppg 3.1 rpg G 3 Ryan Bernstein SO ppg 3.2 apg G 2 Austin Howard JR ppg 2.1 rpg F 50 Vincent Eze rfr ppg 4.1 rpg THE OPPONENT Maine enters the weekend at 5-13 on the season, 1-2 in America East play. The Black Bears recently snapped a sevengame losing streak with a win over UMass Lowell at home Wednesday night. Leading scorer Wes Myers led three players in double figures with 31 points in the victory. Myers is averaging 29.7 points and 5.7 rebounds per game in league play. THE SERIES Stony Brook leads the all-time series with the Black Bears The Seawolves have claimed 12 straight meetings with Maine. Stony Brook has never dropped a game against the Black Bears in Bangor through three prior meetings. The two teams first met on Dec. 30, 1999, when the Seawolves fell #ROLLWAVE

2 QUICK FACTS Founded Enrollment...24,468 Nickname... Seawolves Colors... Red, Blue & Gray Home Court Island Federal Credit Union Arena Capacity...4,009 Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... America East President... Samuel L. Stanley Jr., MD Director of Athletics...Shawn Heilbron Athletics Dept. Phone...(631) Ticket Office...(631) 632-WOLF HISTORY RECORD: 27-7 CONFERENCE RECORD/FINISH: 14-2/1st HOME: 15-1 AWAY: 11-5 NEUTRAL: 0-1 POST SEASON: AE Final, NCAA Tournament OUTCOME: vs. Kentucky - L, FIRST YEAR: (Division I ) ALL-TIME RECORD: ROSTER BREAKDOWN LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST: 6/5 STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 2/4 REDSHIRTS: 2 NEWCOMERS: 5 BY CLASS: Seniors: Kameron Mitchell, Lucas Woodhouse Juniors: UC Iroegbu, Tim Donohoe, Junior Saintel, Tyrell Sturdivant, Bryan Sekunda, Roland Nyama, Jakub Petras Sophomore: Blair Mendy Freshmen: Michael Almonacy, Andrew Garcia, Alonozo Campbell, Akwasi Yeboah BY HOME STATE/COUNTRY: New York: Michael Almonacy, Tim Donohoe, Andrew Garcia, Lucas Woodhouse California: UC Iroegbu, Blair Mendy Pennsylvania: Tyrell Sturdivant, Bryan Sekunda Florida: Kameron Mitchell Ohio: Alonzo Campbell New Jersey: Junior Saintel England: Akwasi Yeboah Germany: Roland Nyama Slovakia: Jakub Petras STONY BROOK ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School/High School 1 UC Iroegbu G Jr. Sacramento, Calif./ College of Southern Idaho 2 Michael Almonacy G Fr. Brentwood, N.Y./ Brentwood 3 Kameron Mitchell G Sr. Jacksonville, Fla./ Mandarin 4 Tim Donohoe G Jr. Saratoga Springs, N.Y./ Albany Academy 10 Blair Mendy G So. San Jose, Calif./ City College of San Francisco 11 Junior Saintel G/F Jr. Mays Landing, N.J./ Chipola College 12 Tyrell Sturdivant F Jr. Chester, Pa./ Chester 15 Akwasi Yeboah G/F rfr. Chigwell, England/ Barking Abbey 22 Bryan Sekunda G/F Jr. State College, Pa./ State College 23 Andrew Garcia G/F Fr. Harlem, N.Y./ Master s School (Conn.) 24 Roland Nyama G/F Jr. Frankfurt, Germany/ Holderness School 32 Jakub Petras F Jr. Rajec, Slovakia/ Canarias Basketball Academy 34 Lucas Woodhouse G Sr. Greenlawn, N.Y./ Longwood 42 Alonzo Campbell F/C rfr. Columbus, Ohio/ Gahanna Lincoln Head Coach: Jeff Boals (Ohio 95) First Season Assistant Coach: Geno Ford (Ohio 97) First Season Assistant Coach: Lamar Chapman (Lane 93) Ninth Season Assistant Coach: Bryan Weber (Akron 10) First Season Director of Operations: Andrew Goldstein (Ohio State 14) First Season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE AKWASI YEBOAH ah-kwah-zee yeh-bo-uh UC IROEGBU EER-egg-boo Jeff BOALS bowls Roland NYAMA NEE-YA-muh Michael ALMONACY al-mon-ah-see Jakub PETRAS peh-triss Junior SAINTEL saint-tell EARLY SIGNEES ANTHONY OCHEFU FORWARD WEST CHESTER, PA. Ochefu enters his senior season at Westtown School after helping his team to its first Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association (PAISAA) state championship last season. The power forward averaged 8.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game as a junior as his squad made it three straight Friend s League championships. JORDAN MCKENZIE GUARD CONCORD, N.C. McKenzie was a four-year letterwinner at Jay M. Robinson High School before arriving at Hargrave Military Academy for a post graduate year. He averaged 16.5 points and 6.9 rebounds per game as a senior at Robinson, helping his team to a 3A state championship. McKenzie was a 1,000-point scorer and earned all-state as well as all-conference honors while at Robinson. CORRY LONG GUARD CINCINNATI, OHIO Long enters his final season at Cincinnati Hughes High School after averaging 19 points per game as a junior. Long was named First Team All-District 16, Enquirer First Team All-City and First Team All-CMAC following his junior season. As a sophomore, he averaged 16.0 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. ELIJAH OLANIYI FORWARD NEWARK, N.J. Olaniyi is coming off a strong junior season at Newark East Side that saw him average 10.8 points and 8.7 rebounds per game. He strung together seven straight games of double-figure scoring and notched a double-double on six occasions. Following the impressive year, Olaniyi was named to the All-Group 4 first team. MEDIA POLICIES MEDIA CREDENTIALS Stony Brook s post-game interviews will take place in the women s basketball film room, located just beyond the double doors outside of the media work room. Seawolves head coach Jeff Boals and requested players will be available promptly following the end of the game. Stony Brook s locker room is closed. The SID of the visiting school will handle all interview request for the visiting coach and players, and designate an interview area. INTERVIEW REQUEST POLICY All interview requests for Stony Brook student-athletes, coaches and administrators should be made be made with the Stony Brook Athletic Communications office. Please contact Rachel Perreault, Associate Director of Athletic Communications and men s basketball contact, at (631) or by rachel.perreault@stonybrook.edu. 2

3 LAST TIME OUT The Seawolves trailed until the very last play of the game, stringing together a 21-0 run in the final 5:55 of play to top Albany Down 21 points in the final 10 minutes, the win marked the largest deficit overcome for victory in program history. A three from junior Bryan Sekunda helped start the run for the Seawolves, who continued to press against Albany and it paid off when senior Lucas Woodhouse got a steal off the full-court pressure and was immediately fouled, making both free throws. The free throws sparked 10 straight points for Woodhouse, which included another trip to the line and a pair of threes, to get Stony Brook back within four with 2:30 to play. Sturdivant, who scored his first field goal of the day with just over six minutes remaining in the game, put back a missed three by Sekunda to make it a two-point game with 1:38 left. On the other end, junior Roland Nyama came up with a steal and was fouled on the play. He made both free throws to tie things up at 70 as the clock headed under a minute. A late turnover by Woodhouse on the ensuing possession threatened to be costly with 43 seconds left in the game, but Albany s Joe Cremo mishandled the ball on the other end and Stony Brook got another chance to win it. Woodhouse drove the left side and fed Sturdivant, who appeared wide open in the lane and made the uncontested layup, leaving less than a second on the clock. CLUTCH WEEK Junior Tyrell Sturdivant had a clutch opening week of America East play, sinking the game-winner in each of the first two games. Sturdivant made a hook shot with 15 seconds remaining at UNH to put the Seawolves up three, and later scored an open layup with 0.6 seconds on the clock, giving Stony Brook its first lead of the day and sealing the victory over Albany. LARGEST COMEBACK The Seawolves trailed Albany by 21 points with 7:02 left to play and eventually overcame the deficit to claim victory and mark the largest comeback in program history. The comeback sits as the third largest deficit overcome under the 10-minute mark in NCAA history. Trailing by 14 points with five minutes remaining, it is the fourth largest deficit overcome in that period of time in NCAA history. DOWN TO THE WIRE Stony Brook has seen nine of its 15 games this season be decided in the final minute of play. It sits at 5-4 on the season in this situation. Most recently, the Seawolves topped Albany as Sturdivant made a wide-open layup with 0.6 seconds on the clock to give the Seawolves their first lead of the game and seal the victory. LEAGUE PLAY The Seawolves are in their 16th season of America East play, sitting at in regular season league action and are coming off of a regular season and tournament title in The win at New Hampshire marked the ninth straight season Stony Brook has opened conference play with a victory, and it has gotten out to a 2-0 start for the fifth time in six years. CLEAN PLAY Stony Brook has limited itself in turnovers all season, keeping the number in single digits on six total occasions. The Seawolves currently rank 31st in the nation in turnover margin (3.5). They have committed more turnovers than their opponent just once this year. Stony Brook most recently limited itself to just nine mishaps in its conference opener at UNH, committing just one turnover in the second half. CLOSING NON-CONFERENCE ON A HIGH NOTE The Seawolves rallied for the most points they have scored since the season opener, as they topped Brown on the road, Senior Lucas Woodhouse matched his career best, set as a player at Longwood, with 27 points, 13 of which came in the first half. Redshirt freshman Akwasi Yeboah notched the first 20-point game of his career as he helped lead four players in double figures. TRIO LIFTS SEAWOLVES PAST ST. FRANCIS Top performances from Woodhouse, Junior Saintel and Bryan Sekunda helped the Seawolves pick up a win before the holiday break. Woodhouse neared a triple-double as he finished with 17 points, nine assists and nine boards. Sekunda went off in the second half to score a season-best 17 points, including five threes. Saintel returned to the starting lineup and notched the first double-figure scoring game of his career with 15 points, and added six rebounds in the road victory. YEBOAH NAMED AE ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Yeboah earned the first America East Rookie of the Week honors of his young career for his play against Lehigh and Rutgers. He averaged 17.0 points and 4.5 rebounds through the 1-1 week for the Seawolves. After scoring 16 points, also adding six rebounds, in the win over Lehigh, Yeboah upped his number as he put up 18 in a nail-biter against Rutgers. ALMONACY BREAKS OUT AT HOFSTRA Freshman Michael Almonacy had a breakout game at Hofstra, going off for 15 points while also adding three assists and three rebounds. This was the first time this season the Long Island native has scored in double figures. FROM THE CHARITY STRIPE Woodhouse leads the team and is second in the America East from the free throw line, shooting 94-percent from the line on the year. Woodhouse made 28 consecutive free throws through a seven-game span. He went 8-for-8 in the final 1:38 of the win over Northeastern, before setting a new career best the next game with 12 makes on 12 attempts against Lehigh. SUCCESS IN A NEW ROLE Upperclassmen Woodhouse and Sturdivant have TRENDS Category...Record Plays at Island Federal Credit Union Arena Plays on a neutral court Plays on the road Leads at halftime Trails at halftime Is tied at halftime... Leads with 2:00 remaining Trails with 2:00 remaining Is tied with 2:00 remaining... Out-rebounds its opponents Is out-rebounded Is tied in rebounds... Shoots higher FG% than opponents Shoots lower FG% than opponents Shoots same FG% as opponents... Shoots % from the field... Shoots % from the field Shoots % from the field Shoots % from the field... Shoots % from the field Shoots 60% or better from the field... Makes more FGs than opponent Makes fewer FGs than opponent Makes same FGs as opponent Shoots higher FT% than opponents Shoots lower FT% than opponents Shoots same FT% as opponents... Shoots more FTs than opponent Shoots fewer FTs than opponent Shoots same FTs as opponent... Makes more FTs than opponent Makes fewer FTs than opponent Makes same FTs as opponent Shoots 70% or better from the line Shoots 50-69% from the line Shoots less than 50% from the line Makes more 3FGs than opponent Makes fewer 3FGs than opponent Makes same 3FGs as opponent... Tallies more assists than opponent Tallies fewer assists than opponent Tallies same assists than opponent... Commits fewer TOs than opponent Commits more TOs than opponent Commits the same TOs as opponent Tallies more steals than opponent Tallies fewer steals than opponent Tallies the same steals as opponent Has no players score in double figures... Has 1 player score in double figures... Has 2 players score in double figures Has 3 players score in double figures Has 4 players score in double figures Has 5 players score in double figures... Has 6 players score in double figures... Scored 39 points or fewer... Scores points... Scores points Scores points Scores points Scores points... Scores points Scored 100+ points... Plays during the day Plays at night Plays on Monday... Plays on Tuesday Plays on Wednesday Plays on Thursday Plays on Friday Plays on Saturday Plays on Sunday In overtime...

4 Around America East TEAM Scoring Defense GP Pts Avg 1. New Hampshire Vermont Albany Binghamton Stony Brook Blocks GP Blk Avg 1. Vermont Hartford Stony Brook UMBC Binghamton Turnover Margin GP Tm-Opp Margin 1. Stony Brook Vermont UMBC Maine Binghamton Assist-Turnover Ratio GP A-TO Avg 1. Stony Brook UMBC Vermont Binghamton Maine Offensive Rebounds GP Reb Avg 1. Stony Brook Albany Maine UMBC Vermont FG Made GP No. Avg 1. UMBC Hartford New Hampshire Stony Brook Binghamton INDIVIDUAL Scoring 12. Lucas Woodhouse Tyrell Sturdivant Rebounds 7. Tyrell Sturdivant Assists 1. Lucas Woodhouse Free Throw Percentage 2. Lucas Woodhouse Steals 8. Lucas Woodhouse FG Made 10. Bryan Sekunda Blocks t7. Tyrell Sturdivant Assist-Turnover Ratio 3. Lucas Woodhouse Bryan Sekunda Offensive Rebounds 4. Tyrell Sturdivant Defensive Rebounds 10. Tyrell Sturdivant *Over all standings as of Jan. 12, 2016 taken on new roles this season as full-time starters and leaders for the Seawolves. Woodhouse, who started just half of the games in his first season at Stony Brook, has doubled his production in his final year from 6.7 to 13.8 ppg. Sturdivant saw just 11.8 minutes per game last season, averaging just over three points and rebounds per game. This season Sturdivant leads the Seawolves in rebounding and is second in scoring. HOT FROM BEYOND THE ARC The Seawolves heated up from three-point range against Northeastern, sinking a season-high 13 attempts from beyond the arc. Sekunda led the hot-shooting night going 4-for-5 from three, while juniors UC Iroegbu and Nyama added three threes each. The victory over the Huskies marked the third straight game Iroegbu made at least three shots from downtown. FIRST WINS FOR BOALS Head coach Jeff Boals earned the first win of his head coaching and Stony Brook career as the Seawolves topped Hampton, 76-66, on Nov. 26, Boals added his first home win on Dec. 3, 2016 as Stony Brook held on to top Northeastern, WOODHOUSE SPARKS SEAWOLVES IN WINS Woodhouse put up all 17 of his points in the second half against Hampton, the Seawolves first victory of the year. He also added a career-high four steals, including a momentum-shifting take-away while pressing that helped extend the early end of Stony Brook s first lead of the game with under seven minutes remaining in the game. Woodhouse had another clutch performance in the victory over Northeastern as he again finished with 17 points and went 8-for-8 from the free throw line in the final 1:38 of the game to secure the win. STRONG AT HOME In their third season playing in Island Federal Credit Union Arena, the Seawolves are 31-6 at home. They have dropped just four non-conference games in the home building. STURDIVANT SHINES AGAINST EAGLES Sturdivant took over late at Boston College to help get Stony Brook back within four points after trailing by as many as 23 in the game. With 5:15 left to play, Sturdivant scored 13 of the Seawolves next 15 points to make it a two-possession game with under a minute to play. He finished with a career-best 26 points. WE MEET AGAIN Stony Brook traveled to Maryland in the early part of the year to take on the Terps for the third time in program history. The Seawolves will open the season against Maryland at the new Nassau Coliseum. This will be the first meeting in the series that will not be played in College Park, Maryland. the season after undergoing surgery on his right knee. The Harlem, New York, native attended the Master s School in Connecticut, missing most of his senior year due to injury. He averaged 18 points and seven rebounds per game as a junior, earning honorable mention All- Class AA. STRONG START Stony Brook saw three players reach double figures in scoring in the season opener against Columbia as Nyama led the way with 16 points off the bench and Sturdivant notched the second double-double of his career with 11 and 10 in the game. Yeboah made his collegiate debut and put up 11 points and seven boards in the game. A NEW ERA The Columbia game marked the start of a new era for Stony Brook men s basketball as first-time head coach Jeff Boals coached his first game after being named to the position in April He spent the last seven seasons as an assistant at Ohio State. This season, Boals and his staff direct a team with five newcomers and a pair of redshirt freshmen. Stony Brook also added three junior college transfers in Iroegbu, Saintel, and sophomore Blair Mendy. RAISING THE BANNER Prior to the Columbia game the Seawolves raised two banners honoring the season that saw the first Division I NCAA Tournament appearance in program history, which came after the team won its first America East Conference Tournament. Stony Brook positioned itself for a successful conference tournament run after claiming its fourth America East regular season title. GARCIA OUT FOR STONY BROOK Freshman Andrew Garcia will miss the remainder of 4

5 SUPERLATIVES MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT Wins Losses SCORED SBU S FIRST POINTS Tyrell Sturdivant 3 Akwasi Yeboah 3 Roland Nyama 3 Junior Saintel 3 Lucas Woodhouse 2 Kameron Mitchell 1 SCORING LEADER Lucas Woodhouse 7 Tyrell Sturdivant 5 Akwasi Yeboah 4 Michael Almonacy 1 Bryan Sekunda 1 REBOUNDS LEADER Tyrell Sturdivant 9 Roland Nyama 4 Lucas Woodhouse 2 Akwasi Yeboah 2 Jakub Petras 1 Junior Saintel 1 DUNKS Junior Saintel 13 Alonzo Campbell 1 Roland Nyama 2 Akwasi Yeboah 1 MOST FIRST HALF POINTS Stony Brook 47 at Brown (12/31/16) Oppononet 50 at Towson (11/25/16) MOST SECOND HALF POINTS Stony Brook 50 vs Hampton (11/26/16) Opponent 52 at Hofstra (12/13/16) LARGEST HALFTIME LEAD Stony Brook 6 at St. Francis (12/17/16) Opponent 22 at Towson (11/25/16) STONY BROOK GAME HIGHS POINTS 92 at Brown (12/31/16) FIELD GOALS MADE 31 at Brown (12/31/16) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 73 at Boston College (11/20/16) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.517 (31-60) at Brown (12/31/16) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 13 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 32 at Towson (11/25/16) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.600 (12-20) at Brown (12/31/16) FREE THROWS MADE 23 vs Hampton (11/26/16) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 32 vs Hampton (11/26/16) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.895 (17-19) vs Lehigh (12/6/16) REBOUNDS 42 vs Columbia (11/11/16) ASSISTS 20 at Brown (12/31/16) STEALS 11 vs Hampton (11/26/16) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 at Saint Francis (12/17/16) TURNOVERS 16 at Towson (11/25/16) STONY BROOK GAME LOWS POINTS 58 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FIELD GOALS MADE 18 at Towson (11/25/16) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 51 vs Northeastern (12/03/16) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.305 (18-59) at Towson (11/25/16) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3, 2x, last vs NJIT (12/28/16) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 18 vs NJIT (12/28/16) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.125 (3-24) at Maryland (11/22/16) FREE THROWS MADE 4 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 7 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.444 (4-9) at Hofstra (12/13/16) REBOUNDS 26 vs Northeastern (12/03/16) ASSISTS 7, 2x, last vs NJIT (12/28/16) STEALS 1 at Maryland (11/22/16) BLOCKED SHOTS 0 at Brown (12/31/16) TURNOVERS 6 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FEWEST FIRST HALF POINTS Stony Brook 19 at New Hampshire (1/5/17) Oppononet 25 vs Lehigh (12/6/16) FEWEST SECOND HALF POINTS Stony Brook 27 vs NJIT (12/28/16) Opponent 26 vs NJIT (12/28/16) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY Stony Brook 12 at St. Francis (12/17/16) Opponent 38 at Hofstra (12/13/16) OPPONENT GAME HIGHS POINTS 96 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FIELD GOALS MADE 35 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 at Hofstra (12/13/16) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.560 (28-50) vs Albany (1/8/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 11 vs Lehigh (12/6/16) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 26 vs Lehigh (12/6/16) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.556 (5-9) at Towson (11/25/16) FREE THROWS MADE 26 at Brown (12/31/16) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 38 at Towson (11/25/16) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.846 (11-13) vs Columbia (11/11/16) REBOUNDS 59 at Hofstra (12/13/16) ASSISTS 16 at Hofstra (12/13/16) STEALS 9 at Towson (11/25/16) BLOCKED SHOTS 6 vs Hampton (11/26/16) TURNOVERS 19 vs Lehigh (12/6/16), vs Albany (1/8/17) OPPONENT GAME LOWS POINTS 56 at UNH (1/5/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 16 at UNH (1/5/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 44 vs Lehigh (12/6/16) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.320 (16-50) at UNH (1/5/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 5, 4x, last at UNH (1/5/17) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 9, 2x, last at Towson (11/25/16) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.227(5-22) at UNH (1/5/17) FREE THROWS MADE 7 vs Albany (1/8/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 10 vs Albany (1/8/17) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.591 (13-22) NU(12/03/16) REBOUNDS 24 at Brown (12/31/16) ASSISTS 4 at UNH (1/5/17) STEALS 1 at UNH (1/5/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 0, 3x, last at Brown (12/31/16) TURNOVERS 7 at Hofstra (12/13/16) 5

6 STONY BROOK RECORDED A Point Win... Stony Brook 75, UMBC 52 (H) (2/11/16) 30-Point Win...Stony Brook 77, Hartford (H) 43 (1/18/16) 40-Point Win... Stony Brook (H) 91, Farmingdale State 42 (11/28/15) 50-Point Win... Stony Brook (H) 103, USMMA 32 (11/14/15) 20-Point Loss... Notre Dame (H) 86, Stony Brook 61 (12/8/15) 30-Point Loss... Hofstra (H) 96, Stony Brook 58 (12/13/16) 40-Point Loss... No. 5 Villanova (H) 78, Stony Brook 35 (11/18/05) 50-Point Loss... No. 4 Auburn (H) 100, Stony Brook 45 (1/2/00) STONY BROOK SHOT... 60% on FGs (.608) vs. Maine (1/25/16) 65% on FGs...has never happened under Pikiell 90% on FTs (1.000) at Albany (2/17/15) STONY BROOK... Won 10 games in a row... 12/17/15 to 2/17/16 (18 straight) Won 15 games in a row... 12/17/15 to 2/17/16 (18 straight) Won 20 games in a row...never at the Division I level Lost 5 games in a row...1/9/08 through 2/14/09 (10 straight) Scored 100 points... Stony Brook 103 (H), USMMA 32 (11/14/15) Scored 100 points on the road... Stony Brook 104, Detroit (H) 102 3OT (11/24/13) Scored 100 points at a neutral site... never Scored 100 points and lost... Adelphi 104, Stony Brook (H) 103 OT (2/26/81) Allowed 100 points... Stony Brook 104, Detroit (H) 102 3OT (11/24/13) Scored less than 50 points... Vermont 57, Stony Brook (H) 48 (2/7/15) Allowed less than 40 points... Stony Brook (H) 103, USMMA 32 (11/14/15) Allowed less than 50 points... Stony Brook 77, Hartford (H) 43 (1/18/16) Played an Overtime Game...Vanderbilt (H) 79, Stony Brook 72 OT (11/19/15) Played in a Multi-Overtime Game... Stony Brook 104, Detroit (H) 102 3OT (11/24/13) Had 4 double-figure scorers... Lucas Woodhouse (27), Akwasi Yeboah (20)... Tyrell Sturdivant (15), Bryan Sekunda (12) at Brown (12/31/16) Had 5 double-figure scorers...jameel Warney (14), Ahmad Walker (14),... Rayshaun McGrew (13), Lucas Woodhouse (12) and Carson Puriefoy (10)... at Albany (2/17/16) Had two double-figure rebounders... Jameel Warney (13) and Carson Puriefoy (10)...vs. Hartford (3/7/16) Had two players with 10 or more assists... has never happened at Division I level Had two players with double-doubles... Jameel Warney (21 pts., 13 rebs.) and... Carson Puriefoy (22 pts., 10 rebs.) vs. Hartford (3/7/16) Had three players with double-doubles... never Had two 20-point scorers... Jameel Warney (36) and Carson Puriefoy (22)...vs. Hartford (2/8/16) Had three 20-point scorers... Bryan Sekunda (21), Jameel Warney (20)... and Rayshaun McGrew (20) vs. UMBC (1/13/16) Had two 30-point scorers...never at the Division I level Made 10 or more three-point field goals...12, at Brown (12/31/16) Made 20 three-point field goals...never happened Made 10 three-point field goals in a half...never happened Committed 10 turnovers or less...10 vs Albany (1/8/17) Committed 5 turnovers or less... 4, at Maryland (12/21/12) Committed 25 turnovers... 27, at Northeastern (1/10/02) Forced 25 turnovers... 25, at Columbia (11/25/06) THE LAST TIME... A STONY BROOK PLAYER HAD points...lucas Woodhouse (27 points) at Brown (12/31/16) 30+ points...jameel Warney (32 points) at Hartford (2/28/15) 35+ points...jameel Warney (36 points) vs. Hartford (2/8/16) 40+ points...jameel Warney (43 points) vs. Vermont (3/12/16) 50+ points...never at the Division I level 15 or more rebounds... Jameel Warney (15 rebounds) vs. Princeton (12/5/15) 20 rebounds...jameel Warney (23 rebounds) vs. UMBC (3/2/16) a double-double... Tyrell Sturdivant (11 pts., 10 rebs.) vs. Columbia (11/11/16) a triple-double... Tommy Brenton (15 pts., 14 rebs., 11 asts.) vs. Maine (1/26/13) 20 points and 10 rebounds...jameel Warney (43 pts., 10 rebs.) vs. Vermont (3/12/16) 20 points and 20 rebounds...jameel Warney (27 pts., 23 rebs.) vs. UMBC (3/2/16) 20 points and 10 assists... Cori Spencer (20 pts., 10 asts.) vs. Albany (1/19/03) 10 assists...tommy Brenton (11 assists) vs. Maine (1/26/13) 10 blocks... never happened at the Division I level 10 steals... never happened at the Division I level AN OPPOSING PLAYER HAD points... Tanner Leissner (25 points) at UNH (1/5/17) 30+ points...will Darley (32 points) vs. UMBC (3/2/16) 35+ points... Jose Juan Barea (41 points) vs. Northeastern (3/5/05) 40+ points... Jose Juan Barea (41 points) vs. Northeastern (3/5/05) 50+ points...never at the Division I level 15 or more rebounds... 19, Keith Braxton at St. Francis (12/17/16) 20 rebounds... 22, Brian Benson vs. New Hampshire (1/15/11) a double-double... Abdul Lewis (10 pts., 11 rebs.) vs NJIT (12/28/16) triple-double...never (records since ) 20 points and 10 rebounds...jairus Lyles (22 pts., 10 rebs.) vs. UMBC (3/2/16)) 20 points and 20 rebounds...never (records since ) 10 assists... 10, Demetrius Jackson at Northeastern (12/8/15) 10 blocks...never (records since ) 10 steals... never (records since STARTING LINEUP RECORD Iroegbu, Woodhouse, Yeboah, Saintel, Sturdivant 0-4 Iroegbu, Woodhouse, Nyama, Yeboah, Sturdivant 3-3 Woodhouse, Mitchell, Saintel, Nyama, Sturdivant 4-1 GAMES STARTED Car Consec. Lucas Woodhouse Kameron Mitchell Roland Nyama Tyrell Sturdivant Bryan Sekunda Junior Saintel UC Iroegbu Akwasi Yeboah DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES Car Consec. Lucas Woodhouse Roland Nyama Bryan Sekunda Kameron Mitchell Tyrell Sturdivant Akwasi Yeboah Michael Almonacy Junior Saintel DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDING GAMES Car Consec. Tyrell Sturdivant Lucas Woodhouse POINT SCORING GAMES Car Consec. Roland Nyama Lucas Woodhouse Bryan Sekunda Tyrell Sturdivant Akwasi Yeboah DOUBLE-DOUBLES Car Consec. Tyrell Sturdivant

7 TV CHART ROSTER 1 UC IROEGBU G JR SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 2 MICHAEL ALMONACY G FR BRENTWOOD, N.Y. 3 KAMERON MITCHELL G SR JACKSONVILLE, FLA. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. 10 BLAIR MENDY G SO SAN JOSE, CALIF. 11 JUNIOR SAINTEL G/F JR MAYS LANDING, N.J. 12 TYRELL STURDIVANT F JR CHESTER, PA. 15 AKWASI YEBOAH G/F rfr CHIGWELL, ENGLAND 22 BRYAN SEKUNDA G/F JR STATE COLLEGE, PA. 23 ANDREW GARCIA G/F FR HARLEM, N.Y. 24 ROLAND NYAMA G/F JR FRANKFURT, GERMANY 7 32 JAKUB PETRAS F JR RAJEC, SLOVAKIA 4 TIM DONOHOE G JR 34 LUCAS WOODHOUSE G SR GREENLAWN, N.Y. 42 ALONZO CAMPBELL F/C rfr COLUMBUS, OHIO JEFF BOALS GENO FORD LAMAR CHAPMAN BRYAN WEBER ANDREW GOLDSTEIN HEAD COACH FIRST SEASON ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON ASSISTANT COACH NINTH SEASON ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON DIR. OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS FIRST SEASON

8 JEFF BOALS HEAD COACH FIRST SEASON OHIO, 1995 Jeff Boals was named head men s basketball coach at Stony Brook University by Director of Athletics Shawn Heilbron on April 9, He arrived at Stony Brook after spending seven seasons as an assistant coach at Ohio State. A member of Thad Matta s staff since , Boals [pronounced BOWLS] helped guide Ohio State to seven postseason appearances, including six NCAA Tournaments. The Buckeyes, who won or claimed a share of three Big 10 titles, advanced to the Final Four in Ohio State went during Boals time in Columbus. Boals spent two seasons ( ) at Robert Morris and four years ( ) at Marshall. In his final season at Robert Morris, the Colonials posted their first winning record in 15 seasons. He also spent a total of four seasons at Division II University of Charleston in two different stints. A 1995 graduate of Ohio University, Boals was a two-time captain and four-year letterwinner for the Bobcats, who advanced to the NCAA Tournament in The following year, Ohio University won the Preseason NIT Championship after wins over Ohio State and No. 14 Virginia, as well as George Washington and New Mexico State at Madison Square Garden. Boals was instrumental in bringing some of Boals and his wife, Katie, have two children, the top players in the nation to Ohio State, including current NBA stars Jared Sullinger and D Angelo Russell, Sydney and Chase. along with Aaron Craft, the all-time steals and assist leader in Ohio State history. He also coached the 2010 National Player of the Year, Evan Turner, during his outstanding collegiate career with the Buckeyes. Prior to Ohio State, Boals spent three seasons at Akron, serving as the team s recruiting coordinator and working with the post players. The Zips advanced to three Mid-American Conference championship games, winning the title in It was Akron s first NCAA Tournament berth since Boals also recruited Anthony Humpty Hitchens, a MAC All-Freshman Performer, and Zeke Marshall, a top-35 national recruit. 8 What They re Saying About Jeff Boals... I m very excited for Jeff, his family, and Stony Brook University. Jeff has done a remarkable job at The Ohio State University in his seven years as a Buckeye. He is certainly ready to be a head coach and has an amazing opportunity at such a fine institution. Jeff has a great basketball mind and will bring energy and enthusiasm to the great situation that Stony Brook University offers. -Thad Matta, Ohio State Head Men s Basketball Coach Knowing that he is pursuing his dreams to be a head coach is big time. He has always been super supportive and a major mentor to me and my family throughout my process, thanks once again. P.S. Just became a Stony Brook fan. - D Angelo Russell, Los Angeles Lakers Congrats to Stony Brook and Jeff Boals, who I can say with 100 percent sincerity is a coach who still coaches me to this day. Best of luck JB. - Jared Sullinger, Boston Celtics Jeff Boals will be a great addition to the Stony Brook community. His commitment, passion, and knowledge of the game is second to none. I m excited to see the rise of the Stony Brook basketball program! - Evan Turner, Boston Celtics Jeff is a consummate professional, excellent teacher and person! He will be missed!! - Gene Smith, Ohio State Director of Athletics The first thing about Jeff is that he s won everywhere he s been. I like to think of Jeff as a diversified coach. He s a terrific recruiter, understands in-game strategy and is relentless. He has a chip on his shoulder like one of my former assistants, Shaka Smart. - Keith Dambrot, Akron Head Men s Basketball Coach

9 34 LUCAS GUARD SR GREENLAWN, N.Y. LONGWOOD UNIV. WOODHOUSE TOP PERFORMANCES POINTS Season...27 at Brown (12/31/16) Career...27, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) AE vs Albany (1/8/17) MINUTES PLAYED Season...37 at Brown (12/31/16) Career... 40, 6x, last vs UNC Asheville (3/5/13)^ AE...37 vs Hartford (2/8/16) FIELD GOALS MADE Season...8 at Brown (12/31/16) Career vs Liberty (1/22/14)^ AE...6 at UMass Lowell (2/6/16) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...13, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) Career at VMI (3/1/14)^ AE at Albany (2/17/16) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE Season...5 at Brown (12/31/16) Career... 7 vs Liberty (1/22/14)^ AE...5 vs UMBC (3/2/16) 3 PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...8 at Brown (12/31/16) Career at Liberty (2/25/14)^ AE...8 at UMass Lowell (2/6/16) FREE THROWS MADE Season vs Lehigh (12/6/16) Career vs Lehigh (12/6/16) AE...4, 2x, last vs Hartford (3/7/16) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Season vs Lehigh (12/6/16) Career vs Lehigh (12/6/16) AE... 8 vs Albany (1/8/17) REBOUNDS Season... 9 at St. Francis (12/17/16) Career...11at Vanderbilt (11/19/15) AE... 8 vs Albany (1/8/17) ASSISTS Season...8 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) Career...13 vs WVU Tech (12/4/13)^ AE...9 vs Vermont (2/27/16) BLOCKS Season... N/A Career...1, 9x, last vs UMBC (3/2/16) AE...1 vs UMBC (3/2/16) STEALS Season... 4 vs Hampton (11/26/16) Career... 4 vs Hampton (11/26/16) AE... 3, 2x, last at UMBC (2/11/16) Opponent Min FG-A-% 3FG-A-% FT-A-% O-D-T A TO Blk Stl Pts -Columbia at Boston College at Maryland at Towson vs. Hampton Loyola (Md.) Northeastern Lehigh Rutgers at Hofstra at St. Francis (Pa.) NJIT at Brown at New Hampshire* Albany* at Maine* at UMass Lowell* Hartford* at Binghamton* UMBC* Vermont* New Hampshire* at Albany* UMass Lowell* Maine* at Hartford* Binghamton* at UMBC* at Vermont* NOTES: Scored nine points, adding five rebounds and four assists in the opener against Columbia... Had nine points and seven assists at Boston College... Led the way with 14 points at Maryland... Added nine points against Towson... Scored 17 points, all in the second half, and added four steals in the win over Hampton... Was perfect from the free throw line en-route to a 12-point 5-assist night against Loyola... Went 8-for-8 from the free throw line in the final 1:38 of the game and finished with 17 points and seven assists in the win over Northeastern... Scored 12 of his 14 points from the free throw line, adding five boards and six assists in the win over Lehigh... Had eight assists, six boards and nine points against Rutgers... Scored 10 points at Hostra... Had 17 points, nine rebounds and nine assists in the win at St. Francis... Led the way with 19 points against NJIT... Put up 13 points in the first half and added 14 more in the second to lead the way with 27 points and five assists at Brown... Led the Seawolves to a last-second victory over Albany with 21 points and six assists. ^ denotes stats from Longwood University. - Career totals reflect Stony Brook only stats CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-Att-Pct. 3FG-Att-Pct. FT-Att-Pct. O-D TOT-Avg. Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg. ^ /5.2 ^ / REDSHIRT / /13.8 TOTAL /

10 3 KAMERON MITCHELL GUARD SR JACKSONVILLE, FLA. MANDARIN TOP PERFORMANCES Opponent Min FG-A-% 3FG-A-% FT-A-% O-D-T A TO Blk Stl Pts Columbia POINTS Season... 8 at Brown (12/31/16) Career...15 at Mercer (3/18/15) AE at Binghamton (1/25/15) MINUTES PLAYED Season at Brown (12/31/16) Career at Brown (12/31/16) AE vs UMass Lowell (2/25/15) FIELD GOALS MADE Season...3 vs Columbia (11/11/16) Career...5, 2x, last at Mercer (3/18/15) AE... 4 at Binghamton (1/25/15) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season... 5,3x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) Career...10 vs Farmingdale St. (11/28/15) AE...8 vs Binghamton (1/25/15) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE Season... 2, 2x, last at Towson (11/25/16) Career...4, 4x, last vs Farmingdale St. (11/28/15) AE...3 vs Binghamton (1/25/15) 3 PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...4 vs Albany (1/8/17) Career...8 vs Farmingdale St. (11/28/15) AE...4, 4x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) FREE THROWS MADE Season... 4 vs Loyola (11/30/16) Career... 4, 3x, last vs Loyola (11/30/16) AE... 4, 2x, last vs UMBC (1/14/15) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Season... 5, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) Career... 5, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) AE... 4, 3x, last vs UMBC (1/14/15) REBOUNDS Season...5 at UNH (1/5/17) Career...5 at UNH (1/5/17) AE...5 at UNH (1/5/17) ASSISTS Season...5 at UNH (1/5/17) Career...5 at UNH (1/5/17) AE...5 at UNH (1/5/17) BLOCKS Season...N/A Career...1, 6x, last vs Binghamton (2/21/15) AE...1, 2x, last vs Binghamton (2/21/15) STEALS Season... 3, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) Career... 3, 2x, last at Brown (12/31/16) AE... 2 vs UMass Lowell (2/25/15) at Boston College at Maryland at Towson vs. Hampton Loyola (Md.) Northeastern Lehigh Rutgers at Hofstra at St. Francis (Pa.) NJIT at Brown at New Hampshire* Albany* at Maine* at UMass Lowell* Hartford* at Binghamton* UMBC* Vermont* New Hampshire* at Albany* UMass Lowell* Maine* at Hartford* Binghamton* at UMBC* at Vermont* NOTES: Didn t miss a shot in the opener against Columbia, adding seven points off the bench... Added six points at Towson... Scored five points in the win over Northeastern... Had six points at Hofstra... Scored four points in his first start of the season at St. Francis... Had six points against NJIT... Made is third straight start and put up eight points in the win at Brown... Added five points, five rebounds and five assists in the win at New Hampshire. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-Att-Pct. 3FG-Att-Pct. FT-Att-Pct. O-D TOT-Avg. Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /3.9 TOTAL /

11 32 JAKUB PETRAS FORWARD JR RAJEC, SLOVAKIA CANARIAS BASKETBALL ACAD. TOP PERFORMANCES Opponent Min FG-A-% 3FG-A-% FT-A-% O-D-T A TO Blk Stl Pts Columbia POINTS Season... 8 vs NJIT (12/28/16) Career... 8 vs NJIT (12/28/16) AE...5 at UNH (1/5/17) MINUTES PLAYED Season...20 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) Career...20 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) AE...13 at UNH (1/5/17) FIELD GOALS MADE Season... 4 vs NJIT (12/28/16) Career... 4 vs NJIT (12/28/16) AE...2, 3x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season... 5 at Towson (11/25/16) Career... 5, 2x, last at Towson (11/25/16) AE...4 vs Albany (1/8/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE Season...N/A Career...N/A AE...N/A 3 PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...N/A Career...N/A AE...N/A FREE THROWS MADE Season...3, 2x, last vs Hampton (11/25/16) Career...3, 2x, last vs Hampton (11/25/16) AE...3 at UNH (1/5/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Season...6 at UNH (1/5/17) Career...6 at UNH (1/5/17) AE...6 at UNH (1/5/17) REBOUNDS Season... 7 at Hofstra (12/13/16) Career... 7 at Hofstra (12/13/16) AE...5 at Maine (2/14/1) ASSISTS Season... 3 at Brown (12/31/16) Career... 3 at Brown (12/31/16) AE...1, 2x, last vs Albany (1/22/16) BLOCKS Season... 2 vs NJIT (12/28/16) Career... 2 vs NJIT (12/28/16) AE...1, 3x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) STEALS Season... 1, 3x, last vs NJIT (12/28/16) Career... 1, 8x, last vs NJIT (12/28/16) AE...1, 4x, last vs Binghamton (2/3/16) at Boston College at Maryland at Towson vs. Hampton Loyola (Md.) Northeastern Lehigh Rutgers at Hofstra at St. Francis (Pa.) NJIT at Brown at New Hampshire* Albany* at Maine* at UMass Lowell* Hartford* at Binghamton* UMBC* Vermont* New Hampshire* at Albany* UMass Lowell* Maine* at Hartford* Binghamton* at UMBC* at Vermont* NOTES: Added six points off the bench at Boston College... Had four points and four rebounds in the win over Northeastern... Grabbed seven rebounds at Hofstra... Scored eight points and added three rebounds against NJIT. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-Att-Pct. 3FG-Att-Pct. FT-Att-Pct. O-D TOT-Avg. Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / /3.1 TOTAL /

12 24 ROLAND NYAMA GUARD JR FRANKFURT, GERMANY HOLDERNESS SCHOOL TOP PERFORMANCES Opponent Min FG-A-% 3FG-A-% FT-A-% O-D-T A TO Blk Stl Pts POINTS Season...17 vs Rutgers (12/10/16) Career...24 vs Maine (2/14/15) AE...24 vs Maine (2/14/15) MINUTES PLAYED Season...35 vs Albany (1/8/17) Career at Canisius (12/18/14) AE...35, 2x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) FIELD GOALS MADE Season... 6, 2x, last vs Rutgers (12/10/16) Career...9 vs Maine (2/14/15) AE...9 vs Maine (2/14/15) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...13 vs Albany (1/8/17) Career...13 vs Albany (1/8/17) AE...13 vs Albany (1/8/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE Season...3, 3x, last at UNH (1/5/17) Career...6, 2x, last vs Binghamton (2/21/15) AE...6, 2x, last vs Binghamton (2/21/15) 3 PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Season...6, 4x, last at UNH (1/5/17) Career... 9 vs UMass Lowell (2/25/15) AE... 9 vs UMass Lowell (2/25/15) FREE THROWS MADE Season...4 vs Albany (1/8/17) Career...10 vs Princeton (12/5/15) AE... 9 vs Hartford (1/28/15) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Season...6 vs Hampton (11/26/16) Career vs Hartford (1/28/15) AE vs Hartford (1/28/15) REBOUNDS Season... 9 vs NJIT (12/28/16) Career... 9, 2x, last vs NJIT (12/28/16) AE... 7 vs UMass Lowell (2/25/15) ASSISTS Season...4 vs Northeastern (12/3/16) Career...6 vs Albany (1/19/15) AE...6 vs Albany (1/19/15) BLOCKS Season...1, 5x, last vs Albany (1/8/17) Career...4 at Albany (2/17/15) AE...4 at Albany (2/17/15) STEALS Season...3 vs Columbia (11/11/16) Career...6 at Maine (1/17/15) AE...6 at Maine (1/17/15) Columbia at Boston College at Maryland at Towson vs. Hampton Loyola (Md.) Northeastern Lehigh Rutgers at Hofstra at St. Francis (Pa.) NJIT at Brown at New Hampshire* Albany* at Maine* at UMass Lowell* Hartford* at Binghamton* UMBC* Vermont* New Hampshire* at Albany* UMass Lowell* Maine* at Hartford* Binghamton* at UMBC* at Vermont* NOTES: Led the way with 16 points and added four rebounds off the bench in the opener against Columbia... Added seven points at Boston College... Scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds at Maryland... Had eight points and six rebounds at Towson... Returned to the starting lineup to score 12 points and grab four rebounds in the win over Hampton... Added seven points and six rebounds against Loyola... Scored 15 points, including three threes, and added four assists in the win over Northeastern... Helped lead the way against Rutgers with 17 points... Had five points and eight rebounds in the win at St. Francis... Scored 11 point and grabbed nine rebounds against NJIT... Grabbed eight rebounds in the win at Brown... Scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half to help pick up a win at New Hampshire... Helped lead the way with 15 points in the win over Albany. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min-Avg. FG-Att-Pct. 3FG-Att-Pct. FT-Att-Pct. O-D TOT-Avg. Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / /9.9 TOTAL /