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12 Alex Garstka 6-1, Sophomore, Guard Westfield, Mass. Coach Brock’s Take: Alex is very versatile; he’s a combo guard that has the ability to play the point and shooting guard; he gets to the rim well and can pull perimeter shots; he’s a good weapon and can contribute to our balanced scoring attack. Last year: A transfer from Sullivan County Community College in New York; scored 127 points in 26 games. In High School: Awarded the Western Mass. Player of the Year Award his senior year; averaged 19 points per game while leading Westfield to two-straight Western Mass. Division I championship games; a 1,000 point scorer; No. 2 all-time leading scorer at Westfield. Personal: Born August 11, 1993; major is undeclared. 14 Ben Pierce 6-2, Junior, Guard Jefferson, Mass. Coach Brock’s Take: Ben is coming back from an injury last season; he’s a good outside shooter and a great athlete. In High School: Was a four-year basketball player at Wachusett Regional High School; also played volleyball for two years and holds school records for blocks and kills; coming back from injury this year. Personal: Born March 14, 1993; a physical education major. 25 Nick McKenna 6-1, Freshman, Guard Danvers, Mass. Coach Brock’s Take: Nick is an excellent shooting guard; he’s learning to play at the speed of the college game and learning to work with new teammates; he already has a knack for making the big shots. In High School: Played basketball at Danvers High School where he helped lead the Falcons to back-to-back state titles; Personal: Born January 13, 1995; is a sport management major. 34 Simon Kilday 6-4, Junior, Guard Arlington, Va. Coach Brock’s Take: He is a large scoring guard who can score in multitude of ways; he’s a very crafty player and very smart on the court. Last year: A transfer from Northern Virginia Community College where he was named first team all-conference; received coach’s award; averaged 16 ppg. In High School: Played three years at Yorktown High School in Arlington, Va.; Personal: Born October 10, 1990; a sport management major. 42 Nigel Edwards 6-3, Junior, Guard Cranston, R.I. Coach Brock’s Take: He runs the floor well; gives a great effort on a daily basis; he pushes teammates to get better each day. Last year: A transfer from the University of Rhode Island. In High School: Played high school basketball for two years at Providence County Day School; also played soccer and football. Personal: Born December 15, 1990; a criminal justice major. 44 Justin Tienhaara 6-6, Junior, Forward Holden, Mass. Coach Brock’s Take: He is a good defensive rebounder; has a big physical presence; he pushes teammates every day in practice. In High School: Played four years at Whitinsville Christian Personal: Born November 11, 1992; a physical education major. 50 Zach Zigelbaum 6-7, Sophomore, Forward Beverly, Mass. Coach Brock’s Take: Zach is versatile on the post; he can step out and make perimeter shots. In High School: Played four years at Beverly High School; was a two-time MVP and two-time all-star in his junior and senior years. Personal: Born March 11, 1994; a sport management major.
Single Game (Individual) Most Points 50 Denis Clark vs. Holy Cross, 1970 Most FG Made 18 Fred Bredice vs. New Hampshire, 1964 Most 3FG Made 10 John Gleason at Coast Guard, Feb. 9, 2002 Most 3FG Attempted 18 Hassan Robinson vs. Saint Michael’s, 1995 Most FT Made 19 Denis Clark vs. Clark, 1968 Most FT Attempted 23 Alan Schutts, vs. AIC, vs. Clark, 1952 Most Rebounds 24 David Pugh vs. AIC, 1977 Most Assists 17 Fran Stupakevich vs. Dartmouth, 1972 Single Game (Team) Most Points 132 vs. Castleton State, 2011 Most Points Allowed 122 by Harvard, 1972 Fewest Points Scored 35 vs. URI, 1949 Fewest Points Allowed 23 by Norwich, 1951 Most FG Made 54 vs. Clark, 1972 Most FG Attempted 104 at Middlebury, 1958 Most 3FG Made 15 at Curry, 2003 15 vs. Coast Guard, 2004 Most 3FG Attempted 34 vs. Norwich, 1999 Most FT Made 45 vs. Clark, 1977 Most FT Attempted 66 vs. Tufts, 1973 Most Rebounds 69 vs. Clark, 1975 Most Points, Two Teams 245 vs. Castleton State, 2011 Season (Individual) Most Points 832 Ivan Olivares, 1986 Highest Average 27.8 Denis Clark, 1970 Most FG Made 303 Ivan Olivares, 1986 Most FG Attempted 663 Ivan Olivares, 1986 Highest FG Percentage 64.7 Tony Jeffreys,1978 Most 3FG Made 91 John Gleason, 2001-02 Most 3FG Attempted 236 John Gleason, 2001-02 Most FT Made 271 Alan Schutts, 1953 Most FT Attempted 347 Alan Schutts, 1953 Highest FT Percentage 88.8 John Gleason, 2000-01 Most Assists 242 Paul Daly, 1981 Career (Individual) Most Points 2101 Derek Yvon, 2002-06 Most FG Made 673 Derek Yvon, 2002-06 Highest FG Percentage 59.0 Tony Jeffreys, 1977-81 Most 3FG Made 261 Derek Yvon, 2002-06 Most 3FG Attempted 733 Derek Yvon, 2002-06 Most FT Made 574 Alan Schutts, 1951-53 Most Consecutive FT 46 Fran Stupakevich, 1970-72 Most Assists 523 Anthony Pizzo, 2003-07 Season (Team) Most Points 2290 1998 Highest Scoring Average 90.1 1970 Highest Opponent Average 83.7 1970 Best Winning Pct. 92.8 1927, 1997-98 Most Wins 26 26-2, 1997-98 Most Consecutive Wins 17 1997-98 Denis Clark Alan Schutts Anthony Pizzo
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