SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY

Quick Facts

Location: Manchester, NHFounded: 1932Enrollment: 1,900President: Dr. Paul J. LeBlancAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: PenmenHome Pitch: Larkin FieldInstitution Web Site: www.snhu.eduAthletic Web Site: www.snhupenmen.com

Athletic Administration

Athletic Director: Chip PolakSenior Women's Administrator: Terry M. ProutyAssistant AD: Chad MasonAssistant AD/Business Manager: Tricia CoteNCAA Compliance Coordinator: Jaime BrowneOffice Secretary: Kim BlanchetteAthletic Trainer: Vincent ZuccalaEquipment/Operations Manager: James GassmanDepartment Phone: (603) 645-9604Department FAX: (603) 645-9686

Men’s Basketball Staff

Head Coach: Stan SpirouAlma Mater: Keene State College, 1974Office Phone: (603) 645-9649Record at SNHU: 484-235 (24 years)Overall Record: SameAssistants: Jay Dufour, Jeff GoreBob Duffley, Namdi Williams2008-09 Overall Record: 18-122008-09 NE-10 Record: 12-10 (7th)

Sports Information Department

Director: Greg RoyceOffice: (603) 645-9638FAX: (603) 645-9686Hotline: (603) 629-4678e-mail: g.royce@snhu.edu

ABOUT SNHUSouthern New Hampshire University is a private, coeducationalinstitution known for its solid educational programs and excel-lent connections with employers.

Student Body1,900 undergraduate students from more than 23 states andmore than 35 different countries. 80 percent of undergraduatestudents live on campus.1,800 graduate students, and 2,700 continuing education stu-dents.

Class sizeAverage class size is 20.

CampusSafe, scenic campus within an hour to Boston, mountains, andbeaches. Residential students may keep cars on campus.

AcademicsSouthern New Hampshire University offers programs in business,community economic development, culinary arts, education,hospitality and the liberal arts.

SNHU FacultyMore than 130 full-time faculty bring extensive academic, work,travel and life experience to their classroom teaching. SNHUfaculty are committed to doing more, learning more, and caringmore than they have to.

Career Development CenterGo for the corner office—or go serve humanity. No matterwhere you want to go, SNHU’s career development staff willhelp you get there.

Student LifeStudents choose from a colorful variety of campus activitiesincluding dances, parties, more than 40 student organizationsand fast paced recreational, intramural and intercollegiatesports.

Visit SNHUSNHU's 300-acre main campus sits on the banks of the MerrimackRiver in Manchester, New Hampshire, one of the fastest-growing cities in New England. It's a peaceful place where you'llfeel safe and welcome.

Financial AidAnnually, students received nearly $50 million in financial aidfrom private, state, institutional and federal sources. Ninetypercent of students receive some form of financial aid whichincludes need-based grants, academic and commuter scholar-ships, work-study, and loans.

Southern New Hampshire University programs are accreditedby:•Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration•American Culinary Federation Educational Institute•Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs•European Council for Business Education•New England Association of Schools and Colleges•New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission•New Hampshire State Department of Education for TeacherCertification•North American Society for Sport Management

2009-10 Roster

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School00 Josh Last Fr G 6-3 175 Hooksett, N.H./Manchester Central3 Billy Marsden Fr G 5-11 175 Pelham, N.H./Central Catholic4 Alex Carmona Jr G 6-1 180 Miami, Fla./Coral Park/Webber International Univ.10 Stephen Wood Sr G/F 6-4 185 S. Jamaica Queens, N.Y./Monsignor McClancy/Duquesne20 Lucas Croteau So G 6-2 195 Rochester, N.H./Spaulding21 Hanell Velez Fr F 6-4 185 Woburn, Mass./Woburn Memorial22 Cory Vejraska Jr F 6-6 190 Alachua, Fla./Santa Fe/Bridgton Academy24 Greg DeSantis Fr G 5-9 160 Trumbull, Conn./Notre Dame Fairfield32 Josh Morgan-Green So G 5-10 185 Upper Marlboro, Md./Saint Mary’s34 Marcus Matthews So G 6-3 185 Valley Stream, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin/Maine Central Institute40 Corey Boland Fr F 6-5 195 Union, N.J./Wardlaw-Hartridge44 Tory Stapleton Jr F 6-4 250 Rahway, N.J./Gill St. Bernard’s/St. Thomas More55 Kelly Coder Sr F 6-7 210 Exeter, N.H./Exeter/New England College

Head Coach: Stan Spirou (Keene State '74), 25th yearAssistants: Jay Dufour, Jeff Gore, Bob Duffley, Namdi WilliamsCaptains: Cory Vejraska, Stephen Wood

2009-10 Penmen—Seated (l to r): Lucas Croteau, Greg DeSantis, Josh Morgan-Green, Cory Vejraska, Stephen Wood, Marcus Matthews, BillyMarsden, Alex CarmonaBack Row (l to r): Jay Dufour (assistant coach), Stan Spirou (head coach), Nick St. Jean (student assistant), Hanell Velez, Kelly Coder, Corey Boland,Tory Stapleton, Jeff Gore (assistant coach), Bob Duffley (assistant coach)Not pictured: Josh Last, Namdi Williams (assistant coach)

2009-10 ROSTER

THE ADMINISTRATION

SUPPORT STAFF

DR. PAUL J. LE BLANCPresident

Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc became president of Southern New Hampshire University on July 7, 2003. He previously servedas president at Marlboro College (Vt) since 1996. At Marlboro, LeBlanc oversaw a $10-million campus revitalization programthat included a new library wing and dance/music building. He successfully led a recently completed $32- millioncomprehensive campaign and guided the college into graduate and international education.

Prior to joining Marlboro College, LeBlanc was vice president for New Technology at Houghton Mifflin Company. He alsoserved as chair of the Humanities Department at Springfield College from 1993 to 1996. An authority on technology andeducation, he created the first full degree program in e-commerce, the first Master of Arts in Teaching with Internet Technologies,

as well as the Master of Science in Internet Strategy Management, all based at The Graduate Center of Marlboro College.LeBlanc received a Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1990, a master of arts degree from Boston College in 1982 and a bachelor

of arts from Framingham State College in 1980. He is also the author or editor of three books: “Computers and Writing: A History;” “Writing TeachersWriting Software: Creating Our Place in the Electronic Age” and “ReImagining Computers and Composition: Teaching and Research in the VirtualAge.”

LeBlanc serves on the New England Association for Schools and Colleges Commission on Higher Education and sits on the board of directors of theCouncil of Independent Colleges. He was appointed by former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean to the state of Vermont’s first Commission on Higher EducationFunding, has testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on questions of intellectual property and fair use and consulted with foundations on questionsof the liberal arts and technology.

LeBlanc’s wife, Patricia Findlen, is an attorney, and they have two daughters, Emma and Hannah.

CHIP POLAKAthletic Director

Joseph “Chip” Polak is in his 34th year at Southern New Hampshire University and his 25th as the university’s AthleticDirector. Polak originally served as Assistant Athletic Director/Assistant Men’s Basketball coach from 1976-85 and helpedguide the Penmen to their first two NCAA New England Regional titles in 1980 and 1981.

He was named Athletic Director in 1985 and over the past 24 years has led SNHU to both regional and national prominenceamong the Division II ranks. SNHU has participated in and hosted numerous ECAC and NCAA Championship events duringPolak’s time as Athletic Director.

Polak was named to the prestigious NCAA Division II Championships Committee in August of 2004. He has also servedon both the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Committee and the NCAA Division II Men’s Lacrosse Committee, and served as national chairman ofboth committees. As national chairman he oversaw the selection of teams, and was responsible for the direction, supervision and administration of the1998-99 Division Men’s Basketball Tournament and the 2001 lacrosse championship.

He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Division II Athletic Directors Association and the USILA National Board of Directors . He previouslyserved on the ECAC Executive Committee, the ECAC Championship Committee and the ECAC Finance Committee as well.

A 1972 graduate of Fordham University, Polak resides in Manchester with his wife Margie and their daughter Paige.

Dr. Scott KalackiV.P. for Student Affairs

Chad MasonAssociate Athletic Director

Terry M. ProutySenior Women's Administrator

Tricia CoteAssistant Athletic Director

Greg RoyceSports Information Director

MEET THE COACHES

THE SPIROU YEARSYEAR RECORD POST SEASON1985-86 24-7 NCAA New England Regional1986-87 24-8 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals1987-88 13-15 NECC Tournament Quarterfinals1988-89 15-13 NECC Tournament Quarterfinals1989-90 26-6 NCAA New England Regional1990-91 19-12 ECAC Tournament1991-92 24-7 NCAA New England Regional1992-93 29-4 NCAA Tournament Semifinals1993-94 28-5 NCAA Tournament Semifinals1994-95 27-6 NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals1995-96 21-8 NCAA Northeast Regional1996-97 25-5 NCAA Northeast Regional1997-98 19-11 NCAA Northeast Regional1998-99 20-9 NCAA Northeast Regional1999-00 20-7 NECC Tournament Semifinals2000-01 11-16 NE-10 Tournament First Round2001-02 17-11 NE-10 Tournament Quarterfinals2002-03 22-8 NCAA Northeast Regional2003-04 23-9 NCAA Northeast Regional2004-05 23-8 NCAA Northeast Regional2005-06 18-11 NE-10 Tournament Quarterfinals2006--07 6-212007-08 12-16 NE-10 Tournament First Round2008-09 18-12 NE-10 Tournament Semifinals

STAN SPIROUHead Coach

One of the most successful coaches in thehistory of Division II basketball, Stan Spirouis in his 25th season as head coach atSouthern New Hampshire University.

The 1993, 1994, 1995 and 1999 NewEngland Collegiate Conference Coach of theYear, Spirou has averaged an impressive20.2 wins per season and has led the pro-

gram to 14 NCAA Tournament appearances, four NCAA Regional titles andsix NECC Tournament championships. In addition, he was named the 1994national Coach of the Year by Division II Bulletin.

The winningest coach in the history of Penmen Basketball, Spirou owns a484-235 career record and his winning percentage of .673 ranks among theactive Division II leaders. He has recorded 14 20-win seasons and enteringthe 2007-08 season, was one of only 22 active Division II coaches who haveposted 400 or more wins. He ranks second among Northeast-10 Conferencecoaches in career wins with 484.

From 1992 to 1995 Spirou guided SNHU to an impressive 84-15 recordand three-straight appearances in the "Elite Eight" of the NCAA Tournament.Also during that span, SNHU became the first team in the history of the NECCto capture three-straight league tournament titles.

Well respected throughout New England, Spirou served as President of theNew England Basketball Coaches Association from 1994 to 1996.

Spirou was named head coach at SNHU on July 2, 1985 and led the Penmento a 24-7 mark in his rookie season. A year later he would earn New EnglandDivision II Coach of the Year honors after piloting SNHU to a 24-8 record anda NCAA Regional title.

Success has been the common denominator wherever Spirou has coached,first while building Manchester Central High School into a state power, and lateras an assistant coach at SNHU under Tom Sullivan. Spirou compiled a four-year record of 80-22 at Central and led the Little Green to a pair of Class L statetitles in 1979 and 1981 before joining Sullivan's staff in 1982. He was inductedinto the Central High School Hall of Fame on September 25, 1998.

He earned a basketball scholarship to Keene State College, where helettered two years for the Owls. He received his bachelor's degree in historyfrom KSC in 1974 and later earned a master's degree in school administrationfrom Antioch University in 1979.

An avid golfer, Spirou is also involved in numerous activities in theManchester community. He is the director of the popular New Hampshire All-Star Basketball Camp which runs every summer at SNHU, and has also servedas an honorary coach of the New Hampshire Special Olympics team. Inaddition, he holds free basketball clinics in his native country of Greece everysummer.

A resident of Manchester, he was inducted into the Queen City Athletic Hallof Fame in 1995. He was also named to the New England Basketball Hall ofFame in October, 2009. He and his wife Patricia, a marketing professor in theUniversity's School of Business, have three children. Twin daughters Kelly andChristina are recent graduates of the University of New Hampshire, whileChuck is a graduate of SNHU.

SNHU COACHING RECORDS

Coach Yrs W L PctLou D'Allesandro, 1963-70, 72-75 10 183 77 .704Keith Sternberg, 1970-72 2 30 17 .638P.J. Carlesimo, 1975-76 1 14 13 .519Tom Sullivan, 1976-85 9 151 99 .604Stan Spirou, 1985-07 24 484 235 .673

THE COACHING STAFF

Stan Spirou enters the 2009-10 season 16 victories shy of 500.

THE COACHING STAFF

Spirou is about more thanjust winsBy Kevin GrayUnion Leader/New Hampshire Sunday News

Before Stan Spirou was the toast of the town,an untouchable Division II coach and everyone'sfavorite golf partner at Manchester Country Club,his basketball team was off to a miserable seasonin 1987-88.

And Spirou was expecting some heat.George Larkin, then New Hampshire

College's vice president of student affairs, calledin the young coach for a meeting. Given theteam's 2-9 start and six-straight losses, Spiroucould only imagine the conversation ahead.

"We had just come back from Florida, andwe'd lost by about 50. I remember thinking tomyself I'd better find what other jobs are availablein New Hampshire," Spirou said.

What he got was encouragement."In so many words, he told me to hang in

there. We came back and won eight in a row andsalvaged the year (finishing 13-15)," he said."People talk about the great teams and the FinalFour teams we've had, but that year was just assatisfying from a coach's point of view.

The road to 400 career wins, a milestone theSouthern New Hampshire University coachreached Saturday, is about perseverance.

After the 1987-88 season ended with a one-point loss Keene State, Spirou and assistants JayDufour and Bill Foti went on a recruiting trip thefollowing day. They drove 400 miles to Torontoin Spirou's sedan.

North of the border they ultimately landedfuture All-American Wayne Robertson. ThePenmen were on their way to 12 NCAATournament bids, six Elite Eight appearances,and Spirou has averaged 21 wins during 19years as a coach.

"I'm not sure what would have happened ifthings went sour my third year," Spirou said.

The road to 400 wins is about-what else?-good coaching.

During the 1995 NCAA Tournament NortheastRegional, the Penmen defeated the College ofSaint Rose in overtime 113-110, behind pointguard Rob Paternostro's 44 points. Spirou useda game plan to draw the opponents seven-footcenter Garth Joseph away from the basket,enabling Paternostro to work his magic.

"Stan picked up something on the St. Rose

defense, and he started running a pick-and-rollto take Joseph away from the play," Dufour said."Basically, Paternostro ended up taking over thegame instead of Joseph."

Next day in practice, the head coachimplemented a box-and-one defense thatfrustrated Philadelphia Textile. The Penmenwon, 84-62, advancing to the Elite Eight inKentucky.

"That was the best coaching job I have everseen in a two-day period," Dufour said.

Four hundred wins is about family, extendingfrom home to the hardwood.

"Stan really is like a father to these guys. Heuses a family style that I really like," said SNHUathletic director Chip Polak, who hired Spirouover Frank Monahan and Kevin Bannon on July2, 1985. "He can kick you in the butt, but he canpat you on the back. He doesn't baby them. Hesays this is the job you have to do, whether it's inthe classroom or on the court."

Ask Stan's wife, Patricia, about all those wins,and she'll credit her adopted sons wearingPenmen jerseys. Of course, Stan brought themall here. Recruiting is part of the equation, too.

"What comes to mind for me are all the greatkids that have come through the program in 19years. They've gone from baby sitting mychildren to dating them," said Patricia Spirou."Stan has a talent for going out and getting kidsthat fit the system."

Take the case of leading scorer Mark Yeaton,senior guard from Concord who went from theUniversity of New Hampshire to New

Hampshire Technical Institute to SNHU."I was definitely down and out until he gave

me a shot. I was on my last legs," Yeaton said. "Icame in and worked out, and he gave me ascholarship pretty quickly."

For Dufour, the picture on his office computerreminds him 400 wins is about loyalty.

This past week the staff received an e-mailfrom alumnus Marcus Miles, who played onSpirou's first team in 1985-86. During onesemester, the Brooklyn, N.Y. was having difficultywith grades and needed time away frombasketball.

"Coach told him, keep your scholarship andfocus on those grades. Marcus just e-mailed us apicture of his house in Alabama," Dufour said.

"Stan puts a premium on loyalty as far as hisplayers and coaches. The wins and losses arewhere you get paid, but what's important are therelationships you develop beyond the playingdays."

All those elements, from the intangibles to theall-star players, have led to a 400-163 careerrecord for Spirou. There's no stopping him for500 wins. Maybe 600 wins?

"As long as they want me around, and as longas they like what we're doing, I'm not goinganywhere," he said.

Except, perhaps to the NCAA Tournament afew more times.

Note: This column appeared in the Feb. 8, 2004edition of the New Hampshire Sunday News.

Stan Spirou acknowledges his family and friends after recording his 400th career win. (David Lane Photo)

THE COACHING STAFF

JAY DUFOURAssistant Coach

Jay Dufour enters his 25th season asassistant men’s basketball coach at SNHU.

Prior to joining Stan Spirou's staff atSNHU, Dufour ran the freshman andjunior varsity programs at ManchesterCentral High School and also assistedSpirou during his our-year stint as headcoach. Upon succeeding Spirou as varsitycoach in 1982, Dufour continued Central’s

winning tradition by leading the Little Green to the NHIAA Class L StateTournament semifinals (1983) and quarterfinals (1984, 1985) in his threeyears on the job.

Dufour was named assistant coach at SNHU in 1985 and helped guidethe Penmen to a 24-7 record and their first appearance in the NCAATournament since 1981. Dufour also serves as assistant director of thepopular New Hampshire All-Star Basketball Camp, which runs everysummer at SNHU.

“There is no one else I would want next to me during critical situations ofthe game,” said Spirou.

A 1970 graduate of Keene State College, Dufour received his master’sdegree in education from Suffolk University in 1974 and recently retiredfrom the faculty at Central High School. He resides in Hooksett, NH with hiswife Nancy. Their daughter Martha received her bachelor’s and master’sdegree from the University of New Hampshire, while their son Matt is agraduate of Brown University.

BOB DUFFLEYAssistant Coach

A familiar face to the program, BobDuffley returned for his third stint as amember of the SNHU men’s basketballcoaching staff prior to the 1999-00 season.He works primarily with the development ofthe post players.

A native of Manchester, N.H., hespent three years (1996-99) as anassistant coach at the University of New

Hampshire before returning to the SNHU bench.Duffley originally joined the SNHU staff in 1988 and helped the Penmen

to four post-season tournaments during his five years with the program. Hespent one season as head men’s basketball coach at New EnglandCollege, before returning to SNHU for the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons.

A graduate of Trinity High School, he was a four-year member of thebasketball team and earned All-State honors in 1982. He played at St. LeoCollege from 1982 to 1984, before transferring to Dalhousie University inHalifax, Nova Scotia. He received his bachelor’s degree in psychologyfrom Dalhousie in 1987 and went on to earn his MBA from SNHU.

Duffley resides in Manchester with his wife Heather and sons Gordonand Collin.

JEFF GOREAssistant Coach

Jeff Gore, a 1993 graduate of the Collegeof St. Rose in Albany, NY, enters his 17thseason as assistant men’s basketball coach atSNHU.

Gore concluded an outstanding four-year career at St. Rose by leading the GoldenKnights to the 1993 ECAC Division II cham-pionship. A three-year starter, he closed outhis career as the program’s all-time leading

scorer with 1,803 points, and also set the school record for most points in a game(45). His career free throw percentage of .880 ranks among the Top-10 inDivision II history. A two-time New York Collegiate Athletic Conference andECAC-South All-Star selection, he also collected honorable mention NABC All-America honors as a junior and senior. He was inducted into the Saint RoseAthletic Hall of Fame in 2007.

A native of New Haven, CT, Gore attended Plainfield High School andgarnered honorable mention All-America honors from USA Today afteraveraging 34 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists as a senior. He furtherdeveloped his skills at St. Thomas More Prep, where he was a teammate offormer SNHU player and assistant coach Will Flowers. He received hisbachelor’s degree in communication.

Gore resides in Manchester with his wife Simone.

NAMDI WILLIAMSAssistant Coach

Namdi Williams, who concluded hiscareer with the Southern New HampshireUniversity men's basketball program in2004, enters his sixth season as a memberof Stan Spirou's coaching staff.

A native of Newark, N.J., Williamspersevered through a career marred byinjuries. His dedication, as well as his onand off the court leadership, made him one

of the more inspirational players on the team in recent years.He played in all 32 games during the 2003-04 season and guided the

Penmen to 23 wins, the most since the 1996-97 season, and a second-straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament. He scored in doublefigures seven times and contributed to several big wins during the year.He scored 14 points in a mid-season win over NCAA Regional championUMass Lowell and contributed 15 points in just 19 minutes in a come-from-behind road win at American International. His efforts earned him SNHU'sMale Unsung Hero Award for the 2003-04 school year.

Williams played in 96 games over his career and totaled 658 points and410 rebounds. He was a part of three (1999, 2003, 2004) NCAATournament teams.

Williams is a graduate of St. Thomas More School in Oakdale, CT. Hewas a three-year member of the varsity basketball team and also spentone season with the prep school team. He earned his bachelor's degreein business administration and is currently towards his MBA at SNHU.

JAMES VAILAS, M.D.Team Physician

Dr. James C. Vailas, a 1978 graduateof Dartmouth College, begins his 17th yearas team physician.

A native of Manchester, NH, hereturned to his hometown in August of1990 after conducting an academicpractice in Washington, DC.

Vailas is a 1981 graduate ofDartmouth Medical School and completed

a five-year orthopedic residency at George Washington University in1986. He then served a one-year sports medicine fellowship with theKerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic in California, before starting a practice in thenation’s capital in July of 1987.

“Jim was instrumental in developing a medical network, consisting of theareas most renowned specialists, for exclusive care of SNHU athletes,”said SNHU trainer Vin Zuccala. “His allegiance to SNHU athletics isinvaluable.”

Vailas resides in Bedford, NH with twin daughters Christina andStephanie and sons Matthew and Nicholas.

THE MEDICAL STAFF / FACILITIES

VINCENT ZUCCALAHead Athletic TrainerStrength/ConditioningCoach

Vincent Zuccala, a 1983 graduate ofSalem State College, begins his 23rd yearas head trainer/strength and conditioningcoach at SNHU. He is responsible for theprevention, care and rehabilitation of allathletic related injuries. In addition, heoversees the development of SNHU's

strength and conditioning programs.Zuccala came to SNHU upon completion of his master’s degree in

exercise physiology from Eastern Illinois University in 1985. While atEastern Illinois, he worked with the school’s football and basketballprograms.

An active member of both the National Athletic Trainers Association andthe National Strength and Conditioning Association, Zuccala also serves asa wellness consultant for local businesses and private clubs.

He resides in Manchester with his wife Taryn, son Nicholas anddaughter Victoria.

The Southern New Hampshire University athletic complex recently under-went a $2 million expansion and renovation project that included a 5,000square foot state-of-the-art fitness center, a 2,000 square foot function roomthat overlooks the SNHU Fieldhouse, new locker rooms, new athletic trainingroom, new offices and an expanded fieldhouse lobby.

Pictured below is the new fitness center and training room.

Did You Know?The Southern New Hampshire University men's basketball program hasbeen ranked nationally 117 times in program history. SNHU ranksseventh among all Division II programs in most number of nationalyrankings over the past 49 years.

NICK ST. JEANStudent Assistant

THE SEASON AHEAD

The Southern New Hampshire University men’s basketball teamhit its stride down the stretch of the 2008-09 season, winning eight of its final10 regular season games. The Penmen then posted a pair of wins in theNortheast-10 Tournament to advance to the league semifinals for the first timesince 2006 before they fell to Le Moyne 61-55. SNHU ended the season 18-12 overall.

With eight players, including four starters and seven of its nineleading scorers back from last season, Southern New Hampshire appearspoised to reclaim its place as one of the top programs in the Northeast-10 andthe region. Add to the mix a highly-regarded recruiting class, and the Penmenappear to have all the pieces in place to do just that.

As Stan Spirou enters his 25th year on the Penmen bench as headcoach, he will be looking to record his500th career victory. Spirou enters the2009-10 campaign with an overallrecord of 484-235.

Senior Stephen Wood(South Jamaica Queens, N.Y.) andjunior Cory Vejraska (Alachua, Fla.)will serve as co-captains this season.Wood, a 6-4 swingman, averaged 10.8points and a team-high 8.3 reboundsper game last season while registeringnine double-doubles. He reacheddouble figures in scoring 21 times,including a career-high 23 points alongwith 14 rebounds in a win at Mercy and21 points in a win over Merrimack.Vejraska, a 6-6 forward, started 16games a season ago and averaged 6.6points and 3.5 rebounds per gamewhile finishing second on the squad inthree-pointers with 27 and making ateam-best 42 steals. He had a season-best 16 points in a home win overFranklin Pierce.

The other returningforwards are senior Kelly Coder(Exeter, N.H.) and junior ToryStapleton (Rahway, N.J.).

Coder, who is entering his third season with the program, appearedin 16 contests last season and averaged 3.1 points per game last season. Hehad a season-high 10 points in a win over Mercy. Stapleton was SNHU’sleading scorer (13.3 ppg) and second-leading rebounder (5.9) in his first fullseason in 2008-09. Remarkably consistent in the scoring column, he reacheddouble figures 23 times in 28 games and did not score fewer than eight pointsin any contest. Stapleton scored a career-best 23 points in a one-point setbackat Bridgeport.

The Penmen welcome two newcomers to the frontcourt in CoreyBoland (Union, N.J.) and Hanell Velez (Woburn, Mass.).

Boland practiced with the team last season but redshirted and didnot see game action. The 6-5 forward averaged 17 points and 10 reboundsas a senior at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School and finished his career with1,237 career points. He was First Team All-State as a senior. Velez, a productof Woburn Memorial HS, graduated as the school’s all-time leading scorer.

Velez averaged 21 points and 13 rebounds as a senior and was a BostonGlobe All-Scholastic selection as well as the co-MVP of the Middlesex League.

Besides Wood, in the backcourt the Penmen return junior AlexCarmona (Miami, Fla.) and sophomores Lucas Croteau (Rochester,N.H.), Marcus Matthews (Valley Stream, N.Y.) and Josh Morgan-Green(Upper Marlboro, Md.).

Carmona, a transfer from Webber International University, appearedin nine games in his first season in an SNHU uniform and had a season-highfive points in a win at Southern Connecticut. Croteau, a product of SpauldingHS, hit his stride in the second half of his freshman season, averaging 7.3 pointsper game over the final 10 games. He finished fifth on the team in three-pointers(22) and had a season-high 15 points in a win over nationally-ranked

Stonehill.Matthews was in the starting lineup

in all but one game last season andaveraged 8.1 points per game, goodfor fifth on the squad and first amongfreshmen. He reached double figuresin the scoring column 12 times, includinga season-high 21 points in a late winover Assumption and SNHU’s win overUMass Lowell in the NE-10quarterfinals. Morgan-Green wasfourth on the team in three-pointers with23 while playing in all 30 games. Hehad a season-high 15 points atAssumption in his first career start andaveraged 5.0 ppg.

A trio of freshmen join the SouthernNew Hampshire backcourt, GregDeSantis (Trumbull, Conn.), JoshLast (Hooksett, N.H.) and BillyMarsden (Pelham, N.H.)

DeSantis gives the Penmen a truepoint guard, something they lacked attimes last season. As a senior heaveraged 24 points and six assists pergame at Notre Dame-Fairfield HS enroute to Connecticut Gatorade Player ofthe Year honors. He was a two-timeFirst Team All-State selection. Last

graduated from Manchester Central HS in 2007 and averaged 15 points,seven assists and six rebounds for the Little Green as a senior. He was atwo-time Class L All-State Honorable Mention. Marsden played at CentralCatholic HS in Lawrence, Mass. and gives SNHU a three-point threat. Heaveraged 19.7 points, five rebounds and five assists as a senior and was theco-MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference as a senior. The Boston GlobeAll-Scholastic selection scored over 1,150 career points.

The early-season schedule does the Penmen no favors, as fiveof its first seven opponents qualified for the NCAA Tournament a season ago.SNHU opens with Bridgeport, an NCAA team in 2008-09, on November 15,then after hosting crosstown rival Saint Anselm to open Northeast-10 playthree days later, hits the road to face NCAA Tourney teams UMass Lowell(Nov. 24) and Bentley (Nov. 29). The Penmen also face Stonehill on the roadDecember 5 and Merrimack at home three days later.

MEET THE PENMEN

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2004-05@NEC 26/19 72-168/.429 30-80/.375 13-24/.542 66-2.7 24 187-7.22007-08 24/1 24-51/.471 8-20/.400 3-8/.375 26-1.1 5 59-2.52008-09 16/0 20-46/.435 6-22/.273 3-7/.429 14-0.9 7 49-3.1Totals 66/20 116-265/.438 44-122/.361 19-39/.487 106-1.6 36 295-4.5

2008-09:Played in 16 games before being sidelined for the rest of the season due to injury...scored seven points at SaintMichael’s (12/3)...finished with eight points in a win at Mercy (12/13)...totaled season-high 10 points in a win over Nyack(12/20)...recorded seven points against Saint Anselm (1/6).

AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 24 of 28 games and earned one start...went 2-2 from the floor and finished with six points against Bryant (12/8)...earned lonestart of the season at AIC and totaled four points (1/5)...finished with five points and four rebounds in a win over UMass Lowell (1/30)...drained two three-pointersand scored eight points in just 12 minutes at Saint Rose (2/5)...went 7-9 from the floor and 4-5 from three-point range and finished with a season-high 19 pointsin the regular season finale at Saint Michael’s (2/26).

AS A FRESHMAN: Played 26 games at New England College with 19 starts...averaged 7.2 points and 2.7 rebounds per game...reached double figures inscoring seven times...had 12 points and six rebounds against Wentworth Tech (12/7)...was 6-10 from the floor and notched 13 points against Castleton State(12/15)...had 14 points against Johnson State (1/12)...registered 14 points and seven rebounds against Bard College (1/29)...scored 14 points against Universityof New England (2/8)...poured in career-high 22 points on 9-15 shooting against Gordon (2/10).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2003 graduate of Exeter Area High School where he lettered in basketball, soccer and baseball...averaged 16 points and six rebounds pergame as a senior...served as team captain in basketball and baseball...was a member of two Class L state championship teams in soccer...prepped at PhillipsExeter Academy in 2003-04.

PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1985...son of Kenneth Coder and HilaryCoder...father played football at Penn State while his mother ran track and fieldfor the Nittany Lions...Sport Management major.

Career HighsPoints: 22 vs. Gordon (2/10/05)Rebounds: 8 vs. Newbury (1/8/05)Assists: 4 vs. Rivier (11/23/04)

4 vs. Wentworth Tech (12/7/04)

THE PLAYERS

55 KELLY CODERSenior Forward 6-7 210Exeter, NH (Exeter Area High School/New England College)

10 STEPHEN WOODSenior Guard/Forward 6-4 185South Jamaica Queens, NY (Duquesne University/Monsignor McClancy HS)

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2006-07 25/12 37-124/.298 17-66/.258 8-12/.667 38-1.5 16 99-4.02007-08 3/0 0-1/.000 0-0/--- 0-0/--- 2/0.7 1 0-0.02008-09 30-24 113-286/.395 26-96/.271 73-123/.593 248-8.3 100 325-10.8Totals 58/36 150-411/.365 43-162/.265 81-135/.600 288/5.0 117 424-7.3

2008-09: Played all 30 games and was in the starting lineup 24 times...ranking third on the team in scoring (10.8 ppg) andled the Penmen in rebounding (8.3 rpg) and assists (3.3 apg)...ranked fifth in the Northeast-10 in rebounding and was theonly NE-10 player to lead his team in rebounding and assists...also blocked a team-high 23 shots and ranked third with 38steals...reached double figures in scoring 21 times and recorded nine double-doubles (points-rebounds) on the

season...scored 14 points on 6-7 shooting in his Penmen against Houghton (11/15)...hit a three-pointer at the buzzer that forced overtime and totaled 18points and 12 rebounds in a setback at Saint Michael’s (12/3)...finished with career-high 23 points and 14 rebounds in a win at Mercy (12/13)...followedthat up with 12 points and a career-best 16 rebounds in a win over Nyack (12/20)...totaled 21 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Merrimack (2/4)...registered 10 points and 11 rebounds in SNHU’s NE-10 quarterfinal win at UMass Lowell (3/3)...scored 11 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in thePenmen’s NE-10 semifinal loss at Le Moyne (3/5).

AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in three games.

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 25 games and averaged 4.0 ppg...connected on 17 three-pointers...totaled 11 points in the season opener against YoungstownState...scored season-best 12 points against AP No. 2 Pitt on December 6.

HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Monsignor McClancy Memorial HS...averaged 23 points, eight rebounds and three assists as a senior...First Team All-NYC as a senior and Second Team as a junior...finished his career as the leadingscorer in school history with 1,385 points...named the 10th-best player in NewYork City by insidehoops.com as a senior.

PERSONAL: Son of Charles and Debra Wood...communication major.

Career Highs

Points: 23 at Mercy (12/13/08)Rebounds: 15 at Le Moyne (3/5/09)Assists: 6 vs. New Haven (12/9/09)

6 vs. Post (12/29/08)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08 2/0 3-8/.375 0-1/.000 0-0/.000 4/2.0 0 6/3.02008-09 28/22 147-296/.497 0-4/.000 77-113/.681 165/5.9 12 371/13.3Totals 2/0 150-304/.493 0-5/.000 77-113/.681 169/5.6 12 377/12.6

2008-09: Played in 28 of 30 games and started 22 of those contests...team's leading scorer (13.3 ppg) and second-leading rebounder (5.9 rpg)...shot 49.7% from the floor (147-296)...reached double figures in scoring 23 times and didnot score fewer than eight points in any game...reached double figures in scoring in 17 straight games from 12/20 (Nyack)to 2/24 (UMass Lowell)...totaled 18 points in a season-opening win over Houghton (11/15)...scored nine points and

grabbed season-high 12 rebounds in a win at Mercy (12/13)...poured in career-high 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds in a setback at Bridgeport(12/30)...scored 16 points on 7-11 shooting in a home win over Franklin Pierce (1/29)...finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds in a loss at UMassLowell (1/31)...scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds in a win at New Haven (2/18)...went 7-9 from the floor and totaled 19 points and eightrebounds in a season-ending win over UMass Lowell (2/24)...finished with 14 points and seven rebounds in SNHU’s NE-10 semifinal setback to LeMoyne (3/5).

AS A FRESHMAN:Played in two games before being sidelined for the remainder of the season with an injury...had four points in 13 minutes in a season-opening win over New Haven (11/15)...also saw six minutes of action against Stonehill, scoring two points (11/20).

HIGH SCHOOL: HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of St. Thomas More Prep (Oakdale, CT)...played for coach Jere Quinn...received theCoaches' Award...2006 graduate of Gill St. Bernard's High School...played basketball and baseball...three-year captain for the Knights...three-time All-Leagueselection...averaged 22 points and 13 rebounds as a senior...born Lamont Stapleton on November 5, 1988...son of Lamont and Debbie Stapleton...DigitalMedia major.

Career Highs

Points: 23 at Bridgeport (12/30/08)Rebounds: 12 at Mercy (12/13/08)Assists: 3 vs. Pace (1/24/09)

44 TORY STAPLETONJunior Guard/Forward 6-4 250Rahway, NJ (Gill St. Bernard's High School/St. Thomas More Prep)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08 28/23 73-169/.432 10-44/.227 54-70/.771 118-4.2 37 210-7.52008-09 30/16 67-148/.453 27-57/.474 37-58/.638 106-3.5 24 198-6.6Totals 58/39 140-317/.442 37-101/.366 91-128/.711 224-3.9 61 408-7.0

2008-09: Played in all 30 games and was in the starting lineup 16 times...recorded a team-high 42 steals while averaging6.6 points and 3.5 rebounds per game...reached double figures in scoring six times...was 27-57 (.474) on three-pointattempts...went 4-8 from the floor and scored 12 points in a win over No. 3 Bentley (11/22)...went 6-9 from the floor andfinished with 15 points in a win over New Haven (12/9)...went 5-5 from the field, including 4-4 behind the arc, and totaled

16 points and six rebounds in a win over Franklin Pierce (1/29)...registered career highs in points (20) and rebounds (11) in SNHU’s NE-10Tournament win over Saint Rose (2/28).

AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 28 games as a freshman, making 23 starts...ranked fourth on the team in scoring (7.5 ppg) and third in rebounding (4.2ppg)...finished with 18 points in his collegiate debut against New Haven, going 5-5 from the floor and 7-7 from the free throw line (11/15)...totaled 13 pointsand nine rebounds in a win over Le Moyne (11/25)...notched 11 points in a win over Caldwell (12/22)...registered first career double-double (18 pts, 10 rebs)in a win over Saint Anselm (1/10), going 6-10 from the floor...added eight points in a win at Franklin Pierce two days later to earn Northeast-10 Freshmanof the Week honors (1/14)...scored 15 points in a win over UMass Lowell (1/30)...scored 11 points at Saint Rose (2/5)...recorded 10 points at home in a winover Pace (2/9).

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of Bridgton Academy...played basketball for coach Whit Lesure...helped Bridgton to a 25-4 record and aNEPSAC Class A championship...2006 graduate of Santa Fe High School where he lettered in basketball, football, baseball and cross country...two-yearcaptain in basketball and also was a captain in baseball and football...two-time All-Area selection in hoops...also garnered All-Area recognition as a wide receiverand outfielder...averaged 15 points, nine rebounds and four assists as asenior...led the Raiders to back-to-back conference championships...bornAugust 30, 1987 in Alachua, FL...son of Kenneth and Mari Vejraska...twinbrother Kyle plays basketball at Campbell...father Kenneth played basketball andwon a national championship at Norfolk Community College...Education major.

Career Highs

Points: 20 vs. Saint Rose (2/28/09)Rebounds: 11 vs. Saint Rose (2/28/09)Assists: 5 vs. Franklin Pierce (12/12/07)

22 CORY VEJRASKAJunior Forward 6-6 190Alachua, FL (Santa Fe High School/Bridgton Academy)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2007-08 27/14 48-146/.329 29-94/.309 22-45/.489 70-2.6 43 147-5.42008-09 9/0 4-8/.500 2-3/.367 0-0/.000 1-0.1 2 1.1Totals 36/14 52-154/.338 31-97/.320 22-45/.489 71-2.0 45 157-4.4

2008-09: Played in nine contests, all off the bench...played 10 minutes in a win at Southern Connecticut and scored aseason-high five points (1/8)...logged a season-high 13 minutes against Saint Rose and totaled two points (1/10).

2007-08 at WIU: Appeared in 27 games at Webber International and averaged 5.4 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game...had 11 points againstDivision I The Citadel (11/24)...poured in a season-high 17 points against Embry-Riddle (1/23).

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of Miami Coral Park HS...averaged 10 points, five rebounds and five assists as a senior...served as team-captain...leading three-point shooter on the Rams in each of his four seasons...helped Miami Coral Park to a 19-10 record and a conference championshipas a senior...son of Vicente and Julia Carmona and Maria Carmona...Criminal Justice major.

Career Highs

Points: 17 vs. Embry-Riddle (1/23/08)Rebounds: 9 vs. Loyola (La.) (11/10/07)Assists: 6 vs. Brewton-Parker (11/16/07)

4 ALEX CARMONAJunior Guard 6-1 180Miami, FL (Webber International University/Miami Coral Park HS)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 28/1 34-103/.330 22-65/.338 11-16/.688 40-1.4 16 101-3.6Totals 28/1 34-103/.330 22-65/.338 11-16/.688 40-1.4 16 101-3.6

2008-09: Played in 28 of 30 games with one start...ranked fifth on the team in three-pointers (22) and averaged 3.6 pointsper game...averaged 7.3 points per game over the season’s final 10 games...went 3-6 from three-point land and finishedwith 11 points in a one-point setback at Bridgeport (12/30)...went 5-7 from three-point land and scored a season-high 15points in a win over nationally-ranked Stonehill (2/7)...scored 12 points in a win at New Haven (2/18)...followed that up

with 13 points on 5-8 shooting in a home win over Assumption (2/21)...went 3-6 behind the arc and finished with nine points in a win over UMass Lowellin the regular season finale (2/24)...had nine points in SNHU’s NE-10 semifinal loss to Le Moyne (3/5).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Spaulding HS where he was a four-year member of the varsity basketball team...averaged 23 points, eightrebounds and three assists as a senior, leading the Red Raiders to the Class L semifinals...two-year captain...two-time First Team All-State...scored over1,600 career points...National Technical Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Son of Roger and Nancy Croteau...sport management major.

Career Highs

Points: 15 @ Stonehill (2/7/09)Rebounds: 5 @ Bentley (2/10/09)Assists: 3 vs. Saint Rose (2/28/09)

20 LUCAS CROTEAUFreshman Guard 6-2 195Rochester, NH (Spaulding HS)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 30-29 78-190/.411 19-47/.404 68-103/.660 66-2.2 42 243-8.1Totals 30-29 78-190/.411 19-47/.404 68-103/.660 66-2.2 42 243-8.1

2008-09: Played in all 30 games and was in the starting lineup 29 times...averaged 8.1points per game...reached doublefigures in scoring 12 times...scored 13 points and grabbed six rebounds in a win at Franklin Pierce (12/6)...recorded 14points and three steals in a win over Post at the Bridgeport Holiday Classic (12/29)...scored 17 points on 7-8 shootingwhile also grabbing five rebounds in a win at Southern Connecticut (1/8)...totaled 18 points in an overtime win over Pace

(1/24)...scored season-best 21 points in a home win over Assumption (2/21)...drained all three of his three-point attempts and matched season-high 21points in SNHU’s NE-10 quarterfinal win over UMass Lowell (3/3).

BEFORE SNHU: Attended Maine Central Institute in 2007-08...averaged 16 points, five rebounds and five assists per game for the Huskies...named tothe NEPSAC All-Tournament Team...2007 graduate of Bishop Loughlin HS where he was a four-year member of the varsity basketball team.

PERSONAL: Son of William and Virginia Matthews...brother Wesley Matthews played basketball at LIU-CW Post...Business major.

Career Highs

Points: 21 vs. Assumption (2/21/09)Rebounds: 6 vs. Franklin Pierce (12/6/08)

6 @ Assumption (1/17/09)Assists: 3 4 times

34 MARCUS MATTHEWSSophomore Guard 6-3 185Valley Stream, NY (Bishop Loughlin HS/Maine Central Institute)

THE PLAYERS

YEAR GP/S FGM-FGA/PCT 3PM-3PA/PCT FTM-FTA/PCT REB-AVG AST PTS-AVG2008-09 30-4 50-133/.376 23-68/.338 28-39/.718 49-1.6 31 151-5.0Totals 30-4 50-133/.376 23-68/.338 28-39/.718 49-1.6 31 151-5.0

2008-09: Played in all 30 games and made four starts...averaged 5.0 points per game while also making 22 steals...made23 three-pointers, good for fourth on the team...scored 11 points in his collegiate debut against Houghton (11/15)...recorded 10 points in a setback at Le Moyne (1/3)...drained four three-pointers in the first 2:58 of the game and was5-10 behind the arc in a loss at Assumption (1/17)...totaled 14 points in a win over New Haven (2/18)...scored 10 points

in SNHU’s NE-10 semifinal loss at Le Moyne (3/5).

HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of St Mary’s Annapolis HS...averaged 24 points, five rebounds and four assists as a junior en route to HonorableMention All-State honors...missed most of his senior season due to injury...two-time All-Conference selection...1,000 point scorer...had a career-best 43points in a game.

PERSONAL: Son of Sherwin Green and Sherri Morgan-Johnson...father played basketball at Christopher Newport...brother Marques Green playedbasketball at Colgate...Information Technoogy major.

Career Highs

Points: 15 @ Assumption (1/17/09)Rebounds: 4 @ UMass Lowell (1/31/09)

4 @ Stonehill (2/7/09)Assists: 3 3 times

32 JOSH MORGAN-GREENSophomore Forward 5-10 185Upper Marlboro, MD (St. Mary's HS)

THE PLAYERS

THE PLAYERS

24 GREG DeSANTISFreshman Guard 5-9 160Trumbull, Conn. (Notre Dame Fairfield)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Fairfield HS...played for coach Vin Laczkoski...two-time FirstTeam All-State selection and the Gatorade Connecticut Player of the Year as a senior...also named the Connecticut Post Playerof the Year...averaged 24 points and six assists per game as a senior...team captain...led the Lancers to the first SouthWestConference championship game in school history...high honor roll student...son of Joseph and Theresa DeSantis...father playedbasketball at Fairfield from 1975-1979 and is the second-leading scorer in school history with 1,916 points...he was drafted bythe Washington Bullets and played professionally in Italy and was head coach at Quinnipiac from 1996-2007...BusinessAdministration major.

40 COREY BOLANDFreshman Forward 6-5 195Union, N.J. (Wardlaw-Hartridge)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of The Wardlaw-Hartridge School where he lettered in basketball for fouryears...also lettered in baseball as a freshman and track as a senior...played for coach Geoffrey Wade...averaged 17 pointsand 10 rebounds as a senior...two-year captain...two-time First Team All-Prep...First Team All-State as a senior...scored 1,237points for his career...helped the team to the state semifinals as a junior and to a pair of conference titles...finished first in theconference in high jump and second in the triple jump in track...son of Wayne and Winsome Boland...Sport Management major.

00 JOSH LASTFreshman Guard 6-3 175Hooksett, N.H. (Manchester Central)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of Manchester Central HS where he played basketball for four seasons...playedfor coach Doc Wheeler...two-year captain for the Little Green...two-time Honorable Mention All-State selection...member of twoClass L state championship teams...averaged 15 points, six rebounds and seven assists per game as a senior...son of Brianand Charmaine Last...Justice Studies/Business major.

THE PLAYERS

21 HANELL VELEZFreshman Forward 6-4 185Woburn, Mass. (Woburn Memorial)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Woburn Memorial HS where he lettered in basketball for four yearsand football as a freshman...played for coach Tom Sullivan...averaged 21 points, 13 rebounds and six assists asa senior...led the Tanners to a 20-7 record...all-time leading scorer in school history...team captain and MVP...All-League selection...Boston Globe All-Scholastic selection...son of Rodolph Velez and Ruth Velez...Sport Manage-ment major.

3 BILLY MARSDENFreshman Guard 5-11 175Pelham, N.H. (Central Catholic)

HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Central Catholic HS (Lawrence, Mass.)...played four years of basketball forcoach Rick Nault...averaged 19.7 points, five assists and five rebounds per game as a senior as he led the Raiders to a 23-2 record...Eagle Tribune MVP as a junior and a Boston Globe All-Scholastic selection as a senior...helped lead Central Catholicto a state championship as a junior and three-straight conference titles from 2007-09...team captain...honor roll student...sonof Scott and Laurie Marsden...Business major.

2008-09 STATISTICS / RESULTS

2008-09 SNHU Men's BasketballSo. New Hampshire Combined Team Statistics (as of Jun 09, 2009)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

ALL GAMES 18-12 11-3 5-9 2-0

CONFERENCE 12-10 8-3 3-7 1-0

NON-CONFERENCE 6-2 3-0 2-2 1-0

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

44 Tory Stapleton 28-22 677 24.2 147-296 . 4 9 7 0-4 . 0 0 0 77-113 . 6 8 1 74 91 165 5.9 89 3 12 53 4 11 371 13.3

24 Troy Bowen 30-30 932 31.1 132-282 . 4 6 8 60-146 . 4 1 1 44-53 . 8 3 0 40 95 135 4.5 73 3 57 48 13 36 368 12.3

10 Stephen Wood 30-24 968 32.3 113-286 . 3 9 5 26-96 . 2 7 1 73-123 . 5 9 3 70 178 248 8.3 84 3 100 89 23 38 325 10.8

00 Gerald Carter 24-24 784 32.7 68-156 . 4 3 6 15-51 . 2 9 4 59-101 . 5 8 4 36 103 139 5.8 55 1 72 62 4 39 210 8.8

34 Marcus Matthews 30-29 672 22.4 78-190 . 4 1 1 19-47 . 4 0 4 68-103 . 6 6 0 27 39 66 2.2 59 0 42 60 1 32 243 8.1

22 Cory Vejraska 30-16 707 23.6 67-148 . 4 5 3 27-57 . 4 7 4 37-58 . 6 3 8 32 74 106 3.5 75 1 24 55 11 42 198 6.6

32 Josh Morgan-Green 30-4 474 15.8 50-133 . 3 7 6 23-68 . 3 3 8 28-39 . 7 1 8 13 36 49 1.6 49 0 31 40 1 22 151 5.0

20 Lucas Croteau 28-1 340 12.1 34-103 . 3 3 0 22-65 . 3 3 8 11-16 . 6 8 8 11 29 40 1.4 25 0 16 14 1 12 101 3.6

55 Kelly Coder 16-0 143 8.9 20-46 . 4 3 5 6-22 . 2 7 3 3-7 . 4 2 9 5 9 14 0.9 14 0 7 4 1 3 49 3.1

33 James Roman 15-0 111 7.4 8-24 . 3 3 3 0-2 . 0 0 0 2-4 . 5 0 0 9 9 18 1.2 9 0 5 3 2 2 18 1.2

04 Alex Carmona 9-0 43 4.8 4-8 . 5 0 0 2-3 . 6 6 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 1 0 1 0.1 3 0 2 4 0 1 10 1.1

11 L.J. Hunter 24-0 136 5.7 3-23 . 1 3 0 3-16 . 1 8 8 11-14 . 7 8 6 5 9 14 0.6 15 0 6 15 0 7 20 0.8

15 Will DiIeso 12-0 32 2.7 2-10 . 2 0 0 1-7 . 1 4 3 0-1 . 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.2 0 0 1 1 1 2 5 0.4

21 Darnell Wilson 10-0 31 3.1 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-4 . 0 0 0 2 2 4 0.4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0

Team 61 56 117 7

Total.......... 30 6050 726-1706 . 4 2 6 204-584 . 3 4 9 413-636 . 6 4 9 386 732 1118 37.3 552 11 375 455 62 248 2069 69.0

Opponents...... 30 6050 718-1659 . 4 3 3 189-584 . 3 2 4 357-559 . 6 3 9 320 724 1044 34.8 571 18 363 500 112 168 1982 66.1

TEAM STATISTICS SNH OPPSCORING 2069 1982 Points per game 69.0 66.1 Scoring margin +2.9 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 726-1706 718-1659 Field goal pct . 4 2 6 . 4 3 33 POINT FG-ATT 204-584 189-584 3-point FG pct . 3 4 9 . 3 2 4 3-pt FG made per game 6.8 6.3FREE THROWS-ATT 413-636 357-559 Free throw pct . 6 4 9 . 6 3 9 F-Throws made per game 13.8 11.9REBOUNDS 1118 1044 Rebounds per game 37.3 34.8 Rebounding margin +2.5 -ASSISTS 375 363 Assists per game 12.5 12.1TURNOVERS 455 500 Turnovers per game 15.2 16.7 Turnover margin +1.5 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.7STEALS 248 168 Steals per game 8.3 5.6BLOCKS 62 112 Blocks per game 2.1 3.7ATTENDANCE 8057 6639 Home games-Avg/Game 14-576 14-451 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-165

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsSo. New Hampshire 974 1075 20 2069Opponents 923 1039 20 1982

Date Opponent Score Att.

11/15/08 HOUGHTON W 76-55 427* 11/22/28 BENTLEY W 85-77 1012* 11/24/08 at Merrimack L 71-89 321* 11/30/08 STONEHILL L 55-72 437* 12/03/08 at Saint Michael's L o t 78-81 402* 12/06/08 vs Franklin Pierce W 65-51 194* 12/9/08 NEW HAVEN W 69-55 563

12/13/08 at Mercy W 71-65 012/20/08 NYACK W 76-69 203

! 12/29/08 vs Post W 70-62 136! 12/30/08 at Bridgeport L 77-78 122* 01/03/09 at Le Moyne L 53-70 603* 01/06/09 SAINT ANSELM L 62-80 878* 01/08/09 at Southern Connecticut W 66-50 112* 01/10/09 SAINT ROSE L 72-76 372* 01/17/09 at Assumption L 75-82 804* 01/20/09 at American Int'l L 59-62 214* 01/24/09 PACE Wot 78-75 636* 01/29/09 FRANKLIN PIERCE W 77-74 370* 01/31/09 at UMass Lowell L 59-65 1127* 02/04/09 MERRIMACK W 77-73 743* 02/07/09 at Stonehill W 67-48 724* 02/10/09 at Bentley L 65-72 435* 02/14/09 AMERICAN INT'L W 66-51 611* 02/18/09 at New Haven W 67-57 213* 02/21/09 ASSUMPTION W 80-53 632* 02/24/09 UMASS LOWELL W 70-62 719@ 02/28/09 SAINT ROSE W 62-57 454@ 03/03/09 at UMass Lowell W 66-60 1232@ 03/05/09 at Le Moyne L 55-61 0

* - Northeast-10 Conference! - UB Holiday Classic (at Bridgeport, CT)@ - Northeast-10 Tournament

PENMEN VISIT CHINA

In the summer of 2007, the Southern New Hampshire men's and women's basketball teams spent 11 days in China preparingfor the 2007-08 season. While in China, each team played three games while getting to experience Chinese culture firsthand.The trip was part of SNHU's efforts to build relationships with several Chinese universities, including Beijing Sport University,where the team was based on its trip.

THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

2008-09 Final NE-10 StandingsConference OverallW-L PCT. W-L PCT.

Bentley *$ 18-4 .818 26-7 .788UMass Lowell $ 16-6 .727 21-8 .724Stonehill $ 16-6 .727 21-8 .724Merrimack $ 16-6 .727 21-9 .700Assumption ̂ $ 15-7 .682 23-10 .697Le Moyne 13-9 .591 20-11 .645Southern New Hampshire 12-10 .545 18-12 .600American International 11-11 .500 15-13 .538Saint Anselm 10-12 .455 17-13 .567Saint Rose 9-13 .409 11-17 .393Franklin Pierce 8-14 .364 11-17 .393Saint Michael's 7-15 .318 10-15 .400Pace 7-15 .318 9-19 .321New Haven 6-16 .272 8-19 .296Southern Connecticut 1-21 .045 2-25 .074

* Regular Season Champions ^ Tournament Champion$ NCAA Tournament Participant

2008-09 All Northeast-10First TeamDarren Duncan, Merrimack Jr. GuardLaurence Ekperigin, Le Moyne Jr. ForwardLew Finnegan, Bentley Sr. GuardA.J. Rudowitz, Stonehill Jr. ForwardJason Westrol, Bentley Jr. Guard

Second TeamKyle Caiola, UMass Lowell Fr. GuardCassius Cheney, New Haven Jr. ForwardVictor Colon, UMass Lowell Jr. ForwardDarin Mency, Merrimack So. GuardIsiah Wallace, American International Fr. Forward

Third TeamThomas Baudinet, Saint Anselm So. GuardTroy Bowen, Southern New Hampshire Sr. ForwardJermaine Clark, Saint Rose Jr. GuardMatt Hall, Stonehill Sr. GuardPatrick Shea, Assumption Sr. Forward

All-Rookie Team Pos.Kyle Caiola, UMass Lowell GuardChristopher Johnson, Le Moyne GuardWayne Mack, Merrimack GuardTyler Schilling, Saint Michael's ForwardIsiah Wallace, American International Forward

Player of the Year: Laurence Ekperigin, Le MoyneDefensive Player of the Year: Max Kerman, UMass LowellFreshman of the Year: Kyle Caiola, UMass LowellCoach of the Year: Greg Herenda, UMass Lowell

The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division II conference thatwas established in 1979. The NE-10 currently consists of 16 institutionsthroughout the Northeast including Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hamp-shire, New York and Vermont.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 include Adelphi University(Garden City, N.Y.), American International College (Springfield, Mass.),Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.),Franklin Pierce University (Rindge, N.H.), Le Moyne College (Syracuse,N.Y.), University of Massachusetts Lowell (Lowell, Mass.), Merrimack Col-lege (North Andover, Mass.), University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.),Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College (Manchester,N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), College of Saint Rose(Albany, N.Y.), Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.),Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.) and StonehillCollege (Easton, Mass.).

The 16 member institutions are spread geographically from Syracuse,New York to Boston, Massachusetts and Burlington, Vermont to Long Island,New York. Many of the members are located in or around the urbanmetropolitan areas of Albany, Boston, New Haven, Worcester and New York.The Conference was proud to welcome the University of New Haven andAdelphi University in its latest expansion, thus adding to the powerful unionof strong academic and athletic colleges and universities.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into a membership committed to competi-tive athletics programs that emphasize the education on and off the field of itsmore than 5,500 student athletes.

Among the many accomplishments of these institutions are NCAADivision II Naional Championships in women’s basketball, field hockey, men’slacrosse, women’s lacrosse, men’s soccer, women’s track & field and men’sand women’s swimming & diving.

The Northeast-10 has a strong history of nationally ranked teams in allsports. In the 2008-2009 academic year the conference had 63 different teamsrepresenting 14 institutions advance to NCAA postseason play.

From the field of play to inside the class room, the Northeast-10 honoreda number of student-athletes for their academic accomplishments. Theconference honored close to 200 student-athletes throughout the year thatexcelled at a high level on the field and in the classroom as members of theacademic all conference teams. In addition, 2,619 student-athletes earned a3.0 GPA or higher and earned Commissioner’s Honor Roll achievment lastyear.

Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains focused on complementingthe academic integrity and missions of the member institutions with a commitmentto a broad-based championship program, as evidenced by the 23 sports theConference offers in championship play, the most such of any Division IIconference.

www.northeast10.org

THE OPPONENTS

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS—1968-09Abilene Christian 0-1Adelphi 8-1Akron 0-1Alabama A&M 1-0Albany 5-3American International 19-8Ashland 0-1Assumption 20-10Barry 1-0Baruch 1-0Bentley 16-16Berkshire Christian 2-0Biola University 0-1Binghamton 4-0Bloomfield College 3-0Boston University 0-2Bridgeport 28-22Bryant 21-12Buffalo 1-0Caldwell 2-0Cal Poly SLO 0-1Cal-State Bakersfield 0-2Cal-State Los Angeles 1-1Castleton State 3-0Central Connecticut 5-7Cheyney State 0-1Christian Brothers 1-0Clark 1-0Colby-Sawyer 3-0Concordia (NY) 1-0Curry 7-1C.W. Post 1-4Daniel Webster 1-0Dominican 0-1Dowling 5-0Eastern Michigan 0-1Eastern Nazerene 5-1Felician 4-0Fitchburg State 1-0Florida Atlantic 1-0Florida Southern 0-1Florida Tech 0-3

Framingham State 1-0Franklin Pierce 60-18Gannon 0-2Glenville State 1-0Gordon 2-0Grand Canyon 2-0Grove City 0-1Hartford 4-0Hawthorne 19-2Holy Family 0-1Houghton 1-0Hunter 1-0Husson 8-4Keene State 41-15Kings College 1-0Le Moyne 16-12Lock Haven 1-0Loyola-Baltimore 1-0Lubbock Christian 1-0Lyndon State 6-1Lynn University 0-1Manhattanville 1-0Maritime College (NY) 1-0UMass Boston 3-0UMass Lowell 41-25Mercy 4-1Merrimack 23-16Monmouth 0-1Mount St. Mary's 1-0Muskingum 0-1New England College 19-1New Haven 45-19New York Tech 10-5Newbury 1-0Norfolk State 1-0Northern Michigan 0-2Nova Southeastern 2-0Nyack 11Oakland University 1-0Oneonta State 1-0Otterbein 0-1Pace University 9-9Philadelphia University 2-1

Plymouth State 8-3Post 6-1Potsdam State 0-1Queens College 1-1Quinnipiac 15-7Randolph-Macon 0-1Rhode Island College 0-1Rivier 1-0Rollins 0-1Roger Williams 5-11Rensselaer 0-1Sacred Heart 32-21Saint Anselm 26-23St. Francis (Maine) 1-2St. Francis (Pa.) 0-1St. Joseph (Maine) 2-2St. Joseph the Provider 5-0St. Leo 0-1St. Michael's 23-7St. Rose 11-12St. Thomas Aquinas 0-1Scranton 0-1Seton Hall 0-2Shepherd 1-0Southampton 1-4South Dakota 1-0Southern Connecticut 43-17Southern Indiana 0-2Southern Maine 5-2Springfield 2-0Stetson 0-1Stonehill 21-18Stony Brook 9-0Tampa 0-1Thomas 2-0Troy State 0-1U.S. Merchant Marine 1-1Virginia Union 0-1Western New England 10-9Wilmington 1-0Wisconsin 0-1Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1-0York 1-1Youngstown State 0-2Others 35-6

American International College1/10 at Manchester, NH

Location: Springfield, MA Enrollment: 1,200Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Black, Gold, WhitePresident: Vincent M. Maniaci Athletic Director: Richard BedardWebsite: www.aicyellowjackets.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Butova Gym/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 15-13/11-11 (8th)Last Year vs. SNHU: AIC 62-59, SNHU 66-51Series Record: SNHU leads 19-8Head Coach: Art Luptowski (Bloomsburg, 1973)Record at AIC: 134-149 (10 years) Career Record: 326-247 (20 years)Office Phone: (413) 205-3538Sports Information Director: Darryl Konicki (darryl.konicki@aic.edu)Office Phone: (413) 205-3572 FAX: (413) 205-3571

Adelphi University1/6 at Garden City, NY

Location: Garden City, NY Enrollment: 8,500Nickname: Panthers Colors: Black, GoldPresident: Dr. Robert Scott Athletic Director: Bob HartwellWebsite: www.aupanthers.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Center for Recreation and Sport/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 20-9/13-5 (4th ECC)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not PlaySeries Record: SNHU leads 8-1Head Coach: James Cosgrove (Saint Anselm '87)Record at AU: 144-66 (Seven Years) Career Record: 217-125 (12 Years)Office Phone: (516) 877-4239Sports Information Director: Suzette McQueen (mcqueen@adelphi.edu)Office Phone: (516) 877-4236 FAX: (516) 877-4237

THE OPPONENTS

Franklin Pierce University1/2 at Manchester, NH • 2/6 at Rindge, NH

Location: Rindge, NH Enrollment: 1,600Nickname: Ravens Colors: Crimson, GreyPresident: Dr. George J. Hagerty Athletic Director: Bruce KirshWebsite: athletics.franklinpierce.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Franklin Pierce Fieldhouse/1,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 10-17/6-16 (T-13th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 88-72, SNHU 62-42Series Record: SNHU leads 58-18Head Coach: David Chadbourne (St. Joseph’s (ME), 1987)Record at FPU: 121-131 (9 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (603) 899-4011Sports Information Director: Doug DeBiase (debiased@franklinpierce.edu)Office Phone: (603) 899-4222 FAX: (603) 889-4328

Le Moyne College1/17 at Manchester, NH

Location: Syracuse, NY Enrollment: 2,300Nickname: Dolphins Colors: Green, GoldPresident: Dr. Fred Pestello Athletic Director: Matt BassettWebsite: www.lemoynedolphins.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Ted Grant Court/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 20-11/13-9 (6th)Last Year vs. SNHU: LC 70-53, LC 61-55Series Record: SNHU leads 16-12Head Coach: Steve Evans (Union College, 1994)Record at LC: 122-133 (9 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (315) 445-4416Sports Information Director: Kevin McNeill (mcneilkj@lemoyne.edu)Office Phone: (315) 445-4412 FAX: (315) 445-4678

UMass Lowell11/24 at Lowell, MA • 2/9 at Manchester, NH

Location: Lowell, MA Enrollment: 6,000Nickname: River Hawks Colors: Red, White, BlueChancellor: Martin T. Meehan Athletic Director: Dana SkinnerWebsite: www.goriverhawks.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Costello Center/2,1002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 21-8/16-6 (2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: UML 65-59, SNHU 70-62, SNHU 66-60Series Record: SNHU leads 41-25Head Coach: Greg Herenda (Merrimack, 1983)Record at UML: 21-8 (One Year) Career Record: 33-22 (Two Years)Office Phone: (978) 934-2340Sports Information Director: Chris O’Donnell (chris_odonnell@uml.edu)Office Phone: (978) 934-2306 FAX: (978) 934-2313

Mercy College12/19 at Manchester, NH

Location: Dobbs Ferry, NY Enrollment: 8,738Nickname: Mavericks Colors: Blue and WhitePresident: Dr. Kimberly Cline Athletic Director: Patricia KennedyWebsite: www.mercyathletics.com Conference: East CoastFieldhouse/Capacity: Mercy College Gymnasium/2502008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 0-18/0-27 (10th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 71-65Series Record: SNHU leads 4-1Head Coach: Sean O'Connor (Saint John's)Record at MC: First Year Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (914) 674-7220Sports Information Director: Kristin Duffy (kduffy@mercy.edu)Office Phone: (914) 674-7281 FAX: (914) 674-7561

Assumption College1/30 at Worcester, MA

Location: Worcester, MA Enrollment: 2,162Nickname: Greyhounds Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Dr. Francesco Cesareo Athletic Director: Ted PaulauskasWebsite: www.assumptiongreyhounds.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Laska Gymnasium/3,0002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 23-10/15-7 (5th)Last Year vs. SNHU: AC 82-75, SNHU 80-53Series Record: SNHU leads 20-10Head Coach: Serge DeBari (Assumption, 1971)Record at AC: 123-113 (8 years) Career Record: 347-264 (24 years)Office Phone: (508) 767-7330Sports Information Director: Steve Morris (merc@assumption.edu)Office Phone: (508) 767-7240 FAX: (508) 767-7413

Bentley University11/29 at Waltham, MA • 2/13 at Manchester, NH

Location: Waltham, MA Enrollment: 3,994Nickname: Falcons Colors: Blue, GoldPresident: Gloria Larson, JD Athletic Director: Bob DeFeliceWebsite: www.bentleyfalcons.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Dana Athletic Center/2,8002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 26-7/18-4 (1st)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 85-77, BU 72-65Series Record: Series tied 16-16Head Coach: Jay Lawson (New Hampshire, 1979)Record at BC: 362-171 (18 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (781) 891-2993Sports Information Director: Dick Lipe (rlipe@bentley.edu)Office Phone: (781) 891-2334 FAX: (781) 891-2648

University of Bridgeport11/15 at Manchester, NH

Location: Bridgeport, CT Enrollment: 4,750Nickname: Purple Knights Colors: Purple, WhitePresident: Neil Albert Salonen Athletic Director: Jay MoranWebsite: www.bridgeport.edu Conference: East CoastFieldhouse/Capacity: Harvey Hubbell Gym/1,2002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 22-9/14-4 ECC (2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: BU 78-77Series Record: SNHU leads 28-22Head Coach: Mike Ruane (Temple '95)Record at UB: 176-93 (9 Years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (203) 576-4728Sports Information Director: Chuck Sadowski (csadowsk@bridgeport.edu)Office Phone: (203) 576-4726 FAX: (203) 576-4057

Concordia College1/4 at Manchester, NH

Location: Bronxville, NY Enrollment: 734Nickname: Clippers Colors: Blue and GoldPresident: Dr. Viji George Athletic Director: Ivan MarquezWebsite: www.concordiaclippers.com Conference: Central AtlanticFieldhouse/Capacity: Meyer Athletic Center/1,0002008-09 Overall/Conference Record:7-23/5-13 (9th East Coast)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not MeetSeries Record: SNHU Leads 1-0Head Coach: Joan SanchezRecord at CC: First Year Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (914) 337-9300 x2453Sports Information Director:Erin Schuler (erin.schuler@concordia-ny.edu)Office Phone: (585) 337-9300 x2454 FAX: (914) 395-4515

THE OPPONENTS

Merrimack College12/8 at Manchester, NH • 2/24 at North Andover, MA

Location: North Andover, MA Enrollment: 2,150Nickname: Warriors Colors: Navy Blue, Gold, WhitePresident: Dr. Ronald Champagne Athletic Director: Joe IarrobinoWebsite: www.merrimackathletics.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Volpe Center/1,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 21-9/16-6 (T-2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: MC 89-71, SNHU 77-73Series Record: SNHU leads 23-16Head Coach: Bert Hammel (Bentley, 1973)Record at MC:427-399 (30 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (978) 837-5399Sports Information Director: Brad Davis (DavisB@merrimack.edu)Office Phone: (978) 837-5238 FAX: (978) 837-5079

University of New Haven1/26 at Manchester, NH

Location: New Haven, CT Enrollment: 3,100Nickname: Chargers Colors: Blue, GoldPresident: Steven Kaplan Athletic Director: Debbie ChinWebsite: www.newhaven.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Charger Gym/2,6002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 8-19/6-16 (14th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 69-55, SNHU 67-57Series Record: SNHU leads 45-19Head Coach: Al Seibert (Fredonia, 1985)Record at UNH: 38-72 (4 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (203) 932-7024Sports Information Director: Andy Beardsley (abeardsley@newhaven.edu)Office Phone: (203) 932-7025 FAX: (203) 932-7470

Pace University1/20 at Manchester, NH

Location: Pleasantville, NY Enrollment: 13,463Nickname: Setters Colors: Navy Blue, GoldPresident: Stephen J. Friedman Athletic Director: Joseph O’DonnellWebsite: www.pacesettersathletics.com Conference: Northeast 10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Goldstein Fitness Center/2,4002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 9-19/7-15 (T-12th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 78-75 (OT)Series Record: Tied 9-9Head Coach: Jim Harter (Delaware, 1982)Record at Pace: 181-149 (11 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (914) 773-3273Sports Information Director: John Tagliaferri (jtagliaferri@pace.edu)Office Phone: (914) 773-3888 FAX: (914) 773-3491

Saint Anselm College11/18 at SNHU • 2/3 at Manchester, NH

Location: Manchester, NH Enrollment: 1,985Nickname: Hawks Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Rev. Jonathan DeFelice O.S.B. Athletic Dir: Ed CannonWebsite: athletics.anselm.edu Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Stoutenburgh Gymnasium/1,2002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 17-13/10-12 (9th)Last Year vs. SNHU: STA 80-62Series Record: SNHU leads 26-23Head Coach: Keith Dickson (New Hampshire, 1979)Record at SAC: 437-244 (23 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (603) 641-7805Sports Information Director: Ken Johnson, Jr. (kejohnson@anselm.edu)Office Phone: (603) 641-7810 FAX: (603) 641-7172

Saint Leo University12/13 at Manchester, NH

Location: Saint Leo, FL Enrollment: 1,703Nickname: Lions Colors: Green and GoldPresident: Dr. Arthur F. Kirk, Jr. Athletic Director: Joseph O’DonnellWebsite: www.saintleolions.com Conference: Sunshine StateFieldhouse/Capacity: Bowman Activities Center/1,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 15-16/7-9 (7th)Last Year vs. SNHU: Did Not MeetSeries Record: Saint Leo leads 1-0Head Coach: Mike Madagan (Northern Illinois, 1988)Record at Pace: 81-148 (Eight Years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (352) 588-8224Sports Information Director: Evan Ortiz (evan.ortiz@saintleo.edu)Office Phone: (352) 588-8506 FAX: (352) 588-8290

Saint Michael’s College12/2 at Manchester, NH • 2/17 at Colchester, VT

Location: Colchester, VT Enrollment: 2,000Nickname: Purple Knights Colors: Purple, GoldPresident: John J. Neuhauser Athletic Director: Geri KnortzWebsite: www.smcathletics.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Ross Sports Center/2,5002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 10-15/7-15 (T-12th)Last Year vs. SNHU: STM 81-78 (OT)Series Record: SNHU leads 23-7Head Coach: Tom O’Shea (Vermont, 1986)Record at SMC: 167-170 (12 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (802) 654-2675Sports Information Director: Seth Cole (scole2@smcvt.edu)Office Phone: (802) 654-2537 FAX: (802) 654-2497

Penmen on the Air

- The SNHU men's basketball team will have 11 games broadcastcomercially on WTPL 107.7 FM out of Concord, NH this season. Theschedule kicks off November 15 against Bridgeport. In addition, SNHU headcoach Stan Spirou can be heard each Thursday at 8:30 am on WTPL'smorning show during the season.

- Once again, Radio SNHU will broadcast a majority of Penmen home gamesthis season. Those games can be heard at radio.snhu.edu.

THE OPPONENTS

The College of Saint Rose1/12 at Albany, NY

Location: Albany, NY Enrollment: 5,000Nickname: Golden Knights Colors: Gold, Black, WhitePresident: Dr. R. Mark Sullivan AD: Catherine Cummings HakerWebsite: www.gogoldenknights.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Daniel P. Nolan Gym/1,0002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 11-17/9-13 (10th)Last Year vs. SNHU:CSR 76-72, SNHU 62-57Series Record: Saint Rose leads 12-11Head Coach: Brian Beaury (Saint Rose, 1982)Record at CSR: 502-200 (23 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (518) 458-5490Sports Information Director: David Alexander (alexandd@strose.edu)Office Phone: (518) 458-5491 FAX: (518) 458-5457

Southern Connecticut State University12/22 at Manchester, NH • 1/23 at New Haven, CT

Location: New Haven, CT Enrollment: 12,158Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue, WhitePresident: Dr. Cheryl J. Norton Athletic Director: Patricia D. NicolWebsite: www.southernctowls.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Moore Fieldhouse/2,4002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 2-25/1-21 (15th)Last Year vs. SNHU: SNHU 66-50Series Record: SNHU leads 43-17Head Coach: Art Leary (Quinnipiac, 1970)Record at SCSU: 375-441 (29 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (203) 392-6015Sports Information Director: Michael O'Brien (obrienm14@southernct.edu)Office Phone: (203) 392-6004 FAX: (203) 392-6967

Stonehill College12/5 at Easton, MA • 2/20 at Manchester, NH

Location: Easton, MA Enrollment: 2,100Nickname: Skyhawks Colors: Purple, WhitePresident: Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C. Athletic Director: Brendan SullivanWebsite: www.stonehillskyhawks.com Conference: Northeast-10Fieldhouse/Capacity: Merkert Gymnasium/2,2002008-09 Overall/Conference Record: 21-8/16-6 (T-2nd)Last Year vs. SNHU: SC 72-55, SNHU 67-48Series Record: SNHU leads 21-18Head Coach: David McLaughlin (Colby, 1997)Record at SC: 107-61 (6 years) Career Record: SameOffice Phone: (508) 565-1385Sports Information Director: Doug Monson (dmonson@stonehill.edu)Office Phone: (508) 565-1352 FAX: (508) 565-1504

Troy Bowen was a Northeast-10 Third Teamselection in 2009-10

THE RECORD BOOK

Sotirios Karapostolou (L) and Brian Larrabee led the Penmen to a 70-42 record from 1999-2003. The pair wererecently inducted into the SNHU Athletic Hall of Fame, with Karapostolou being named in 2009 and Larrabee in

2010.

THE RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST POINTSGame 47 Fred Petty vs. Windham (2/5/74)Season 705 Cleveland Woods, 1986-87 (32 games)Freshman 529 Keith Elwood, 1975-76 (26 games)Sophomore 611 Carmen Giampetruzzi, 1983-84 (29 games)Junior 616 Wayne Robertson, 1992-93 (33 games)Senior 705 Cleveland Woods, 1986-87 (32 games)Career 2,247 Cleveland Woods, 1983-87 (121 games)

SCORING AVERAGESeason 25.5 Fred Petty, 1973-74 (24 games)

25.5 Reggie Brooks, 1970-71 (24 games)Career 24.0 Fred Petty, 1972-74 (49 games)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 22 Fred Petty vs. Windham (2/5/74)Season 279 Fred Petty, 1973-74 (24 games)Career 895 Wayne Robertson, 1990-94 (127 games)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 34 Fred Petty vs. Windham (2/5/74)Season 507 Kirk Jackson, 1989-90 (32 games)Career 1,665 Kirk Jackson, 1986-90 (116 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason 75.8 (244/322) Fred Petty, 1972-73 (25 games)Career 66.2 (523/790) Fred Petty, 1972-74 (49 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 10 Nick Karageorgos vs. Keene State (2/7/96)Season 112 Sotirios Karapostolou, 2002-03 (30 games)Career 301 Tim Lee, 1999-02 (109 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 17 Tim Lee vs. New Haven (2/20/02)Season 290 Sotirios Karapostolou, 2002-03 (30 games)Career 779 Tim Lee, 1999-02 (109 games)

3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGESeason 50.0 (107-214) Matt Ripaldi, 1994-95 (31 games)Career 45.9 (277-604) Matt Ripaldi, 1992-96 (123 games)

FREE THROWS MADEGame 18 Kirk Jackson vs. Assumption (11/28/89)

18 Eddie Ithier vs. Keene State (2/11/87)Season 189 Billy Dunn, 1981-82 (28 games)Career 550 Cleveland Woods, 1983-87 (121 games)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 21 Billy Dunn vs. Le Moyne (1/16/82)Season 255 Billy Dunn, 1981-82 (28 games)Career 750 Cleveland Woods, 1983-87 (121 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGESeason *91.4 (74/81) Darrell Johnston, 1983-84 (29 games)Career 85.9 (316/368) Keith Elwood, 1975-79 (113 games)

MOST REBOUNDSGame 32 Fred Petty vs. Curry (1/28/74)Season 485 Fred Petty, 1973-74 (24 games)Career 1,487 Wayne Robertson, 1990-94 (127 games)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

REBOUND AVERAGESeason *20.2 Fred Petty, 1973-74 (24 games)Career 18.4 Fred Petty, 1972-74 (49 games)

ASSISTSGame 19 John Burrus vs. Mercy (12/27/81)Season 309 Rob Paternostro, 1994-95 (33 games)Career 919 Rob Paternostro, 1991-95 (129 games)

STEALSGame 8 John Baiano vs. Concordia (11/19/05)

8 John Baiano vs. St. Michael's (1/27/05)8 Cleveland Woods vs. Sacred Heart (1/31/87)8 Trevor Middleton vs. Sacred Heart (1/17/87)8 John Burrus vs. Lowell (11/29/81)

Season 102 John Burrus, 1981-82 (28 games)Career 304 John Baiano, 2002-06 (122 Games)

BLOCKED SHOTSGame 24 Fred Petty vs. Belknap (2/24/73)Season 146 Fred Petty, 1973-74 (24 games)Career 253 Fred Petty, 1972-74 (49 games)

MINUTES PLAYEDGame 55 Billy Dunn vs. Stonehill (2/20/81)Season 1,196 Rob Paternostro, 1994-95 (33 games)Career 4,220 Cleveland Woods, 1983-87 (121 games)

GAMES PLAYEDCareer 129 Rob Paternostro, 1991-95

* National Leader

Darrell Johnston led the nation in free throw percentage (91.4) in 1983-84.

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MOST POINTS IN A SEASON

1. Cleveland Woods 705 1986-872. Kirk Jackson 693 1989-903. Wayne Robertson 637 1993-944. Rob Paternostro 620 1994-955. Wayne Robertson 616 1992-936. Reggie Brooks 612 1970-716. Fred Petty 612 1972-738. Carmen Giampetruzzi 611 1983-849. Billy Dunn 609 1981-8210. Sotirios Karapostolou 604 2002-03

MOST REBOUNDS IN A SEASON

1. Fred Petty 485 1973-742. Reggie Brooks 453 1970-713. Wayne Robertson 442 1992-934. Wayne Robertson 424 1993-945. Fred Petty 416 1972-736. Dave Newton 392 1968-697. Wayne Robertson 377 1991-928. Foster Davis 352 1972-739. John Jordan 325 1966-6710. Cleveland Woods 316 1983-84

MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON

1. Rob Paternostro 309 1994-952. John Cummings 282 1980-813. John Burrus 281 1981-824. Rob Paternostro 258 1993-945. Rob Paternostro 236 1992-936. John Burrus 217 1982-837. Chris Delguidice 215 1977-788. Eddie Ithier 209 1985-869. Keith Elwood 206 1976-7710. Orlando Ranson 197 1996-97

MOST STEALS IN A SEASON

1. John Burrus 102 1981-822. John Baiano 92 2004-053. Cleveland Woods 88 1985-864. John Baiano 86 2003-045. Cleveland Woods 84 1986-876. Jay Cirocco 79 1981-827. Jay Cirocco 77 1982-838. Darrell Johnston 70 1984-859. Pierce Hayes 69 1974-759. Bobby Miller 69 1997-98

MOST BLOCKS IN A SEASON

1. Fred Petty 146 1973-742. Fred Petty 107 1972-733. Wayne Robertson 74 1993-944. Wayne Robertson 62 1992-935. Athanasios Souflias 59 2002-03

MOST 3PT FG MADE IN A SEASON

1. Sotirios Karapostolou 112 2002-032. Matt Ripaldi 107 1994-953. Kevin McCarthy 101 1989-904. Kevin McCarthy 97 1990-915. Tim Lee 93 2001-026. Kevin McCarthy 84 1991-927. Tim Lee 83 1999-008. Tim Lee 80 2000-019. Rob Paternostro 76 1993-9410. Miguel Gonzalez 73 2005-06

MOST 3PT FG MADE IN A CAREER

1. Tim Lee 301 1998-022. Kevin McCarthy 297 1988-923. Matt Ripaldi 277 1992-964. Rob Paternostro 242 1991-955. Sotirios Karapostolou 240 1999-036. Orlando Ranson 226 1995-997. Miguel Gonzalez 191 2002-068. John Baiano 177 2002-069. Joey Castronovo 155 1989-9310. Mark Yeaton 130 1999-04

MOST FT MADE IN A SEASON

1. Billy Dunn 189 1981-822. Brian Larrabee 182 2001-023. Kirk Jackson 181 1989-904. Rob Paternostro 180 1994-955. Cleveland Woods 164 1986-87

MOST FG MADE IN A SEASON

1. Fred Petty 279 1973-742. Wayne Robertson 274 1993-943. Cleveland Woods 268 1986-873. Wayne Robertson 268 1992-935. Reggie Brooks 245 1970-71

HIGHEST FG% IN A SEASON

1. Fred Petty .758 (244-322) 1972-732. Wayne Robertson .677 (197-291) 1991-923. Wayne Robertson .673 (274-407) 1993-944. Sam Carey .660 (132-200) 2004-055. Wayne Robertson .652 (268-411) 1992-03

HIGHEST SCORING AVG. SEASON

1. Reggie Brooks 25.5 1970-711. Fred Petty 25.5 1972-733. Foster Davis 25.1 1971-724. Fred Petty 24.8 1973-745. Cleveland Woods 22.0 1986-875. Kirk Jackson 22.0 1987-88

Rob Paternostro

Wayne Robertson

Carmen Giampetruzzi

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TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTSGame 152 vs. New England Col. (152-63), 2/18/79

Loss 123 vs. Troy State (126-123 3OT), 3/26/93Opponent 126 vs. Troy State (126-123 3OT), 3/26/93

126 vs. Lyndon State (126-122), 12/70Both Teams 249 vs. Troy State (126-123 3OT) 3/26/93

Season 3,119 1992-93 (33 games)Opponent 2,662 1992-93 (33 games)

2,662 1993-94 (33 games)Average 101.9 1968-69 (30 games)

SCORING MARGINGame 89 vs. New England Col. (152-63), 2/18/79

Loss 75 vs. Youngstown St. (46-121), 12/14/74Season 18.4 1968-69 (30 games)

FIELD GOALS MADEGame 64 vs. New England Col. (2/18/79)Season 1,260 1968-69 (30 games)

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 113 vs. Curry College (1/28/74)Season 2,395 1968-69 (30 games)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEGame 69.8 vs. Southern Maine (12/13/76)Season 54.2 (915/1,706) 1985-86 (31 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS MADEGame 17 vs. Keene State (2/7/96)Season 241 1994-95 (33 games)

3PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 33 vs. Bridgeport (3/14/92)

33 vs. Keene State (2/7/96)33 vs. Bridgeport (11/18/01)

Season 605 1994-95 (33 games)

3PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.)Game 100.0 (6/6) vs. Quinnipiac (12/5/88)Season 42.6 (240-564) 1995-96 (29 games)

TEAM RECORDS

FREE THROWS MADEGame 39 vs. Quinnipiac (12/1/87)

39 vs. Assumption (1/28/06)Season 650 1989-90 (32 games)

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDGame 53 vs. St. Anselm (12/1/82)Season 947 1992-93 (33 games)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 15 att.)Game 96.9 (31/32) vs. Keene State (2/9/94)Season 75.5 (582/771) 1983-84 (29 games)

MOST REBOUNDSGame 84 vs. Curry College (1/8/73)

84 vs. Roger Williams (12/11/72)Season 1,488 1992-93 (33 games)Average 60.5 1970-71 (24 games)

MOST ASSISTSGame 46 vs. New England College (2/18/79)Season 751 1980-81 (30 games)

MOST STEALSGame 28 vs. St. Anselm (12/1/82)Season 321 2003-04 (32 games)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTSGame 30 vs. Belknap College (2/14/73)Season 177 1973-74 (24 games)

MOST WINS 29 1992-93 (29-4)

MOST LOSSES 21 2006-07 (6-21)

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS 15 1993-94 (28-5)

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES 8 2006-07 (6-21)

FEWEST WINS 6 2006-07 (6-21)

FEWEST LOSSES 4 1992-93 (29-4)

Miguel Gonzalez became the first SNHUplayer to be voted Northeast-10 ConferenceDefensive Player of the Year following the2005-06 season. He averaged a team-high17.5 points as a senior and closed out hiscareer ranked 18th in career points (1,414)and eighth in career three-point field goals(191) among SNHU's all-time leaders.

THE RECORD BOOK

SNHU THROUGH THE YEARSOverall CONF.

Season W L Pct. W L Coach Captain1963-64 14 14 .500 Lou D'Allesandro NA1964-65 22 2 .917 Lou D'Allesandro NA1965-66 20 3 .870 Lou D'Allesandro NA1966-67 20 7 .741 Lou D'Allesandro NA1967-68 16 8 .667 Lou D'Allesandro NA1968-69 27 6 .818 Lou D'Allesandro NA1969-70 17 7 .708 Lou D'Allesandro NA1970-71 15 9 .625 Keith Sternberg NA1971-72 15 8 .652 Keith Sternberg NA1972-73 19 10 .655 Lou D'Allesandro NA1973-74 15 7 .682 Lou D'Allesandro NA1974-75 13 13 .500 Lou D'Allesandro NA1975-76 14 13 .519 P.J. Carlesimo Mark Ouellette, David Wilcox1976-77 10 15 .400 Tom Sullivan Mark Ouellette1977-78 13 13 .500 Tom Sullivan Keith Elwood1978-79 16 9 .640 Tom Sullivan Keith Elwood1979-80 22 8 .733 Tom Sullivan Robert Giles, Kelly Grant1980-81 23 7 .767 Tom Sullivan Chris Delguidice1981-82 18 10 .643 3 3 Tom Sullivan Billy Dunn1982-83 11 17 .393 3 9 Tom Sullivan Jay Cirocco, Ray Janeczek, John Burrus1983-84 18 11 .621 8 6 Tom Sullivan John Burrus1984-85 20 9 .690 11 3 Tom Sullivan John Burrus1985-86 24 7 .774 10 2 Stan Spirou Carmen Giampetruzzi, Darrell Johnston1986-87 24 8 .750 11 3 Stan Spirou Joe Bradley, Eddie Ithier, Cleveland Woods1987-88 13 15 .464 7 5 Stan Spirou Carlos Baez1988-89 15 13 .536 8 6 Stan Spirou Carlos Baez1989-90 26 6 .813 10 4 Stan Spirou Kirk Jackson, Andy Brereton1990-91 19 12 .613 7 7 Stan Spirou Kevin Crowell, Willie Scurry, Kevin McCarthy1991-92 24 7 .774 11 3 Stan Spirou Kevin McCarthy, Steve Murphy, Will Flowers1992-93 29 4 .879 13 1 Stan Spirou Will Flowers, Joey Castronovo, Wayne Robertson1993-94 28 5 .848 14 2 Stan Spirou Wayne Robertson, Waymon Boone, Rob Paternostro1994-95 27 6 .818 15 1 Stan Spirou Rob Paternostro, Artay Drinks1995-96 21 8 .724 16 4 Stan Spirou Matt Ripaldi, Nick Karageorgos, Scott Smith1996-97 25 5 .833 16 2 Stan Spirou Scott Smith, Shawon Monchief1997-98 19 11 .633 11 5 Stan Spirou Ray Blackwell, Tarik Sheppard, Orlando Ranson1998-99 20 9 .690 14 4 Stan Spirou Tarik Sheppard, Orlando Ranson1999-00 20 7 .741 13 3 Stan Spirou Bobby Miller, Mitch Filson2000-01 11 16 .407 8 14 Stan Spirou Ryan Chartrand, Tim Lee2001-02 17 11 .607 13 9 Stan Spirou Tim Lee, Brian Larrabee, Sotirios Karapostolou2002-03 22 8 .733 17 5 Stan Spirou Brian Larrabee, Sotirios Karapostolou2003-04 23 9 .719 15 7 Stan Spirou Namdi Williams, Mark Yeaton, Athanasios Souflias2004-05 23 8 .742 16 6 Stan Spirou John Baiano, Miguel Gonzalez, P.J. Young2005-06 18 11 .621 13 9 Stan Spirou John Baiano, Miguel Gonzalez, P.J. Young2006-07 6 21 .222 5 17 Stan Spirou Sam Carey2007-08 12 16 .429 9 13 Stan Spirou Sam Carey2008-09 18 12 .600 12 10 Stan Spirou Troy Bowen, Gerald CarterTOTALS 862 441 .662 309-165

NCAA DIVISION II MEN’S BASKETBALLALL-TIME WINNINGEST TEAMS

(By Percentage)

Rk Team Years Won Lost Pct1 Metropolitan State University 25 533 220 .7082 Philadelphia University 74 1,254 545 .6973 Virginia Union University 84 1,402 630 .6904 Lynn (FL) 16 312 151 .6745 Cheyney University 46 847 422 .6676 Southern Indiana 40 761 386 .6637 SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY 46 862 441 .6628 Kentucky Wesleyan 95 1,386 726 .6569 Bentley 46 826 434 .65610 Central Washington 102 1,584 839 .654

THE RECORD BOOK

SNHU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

1979-80 New England Regional (at Smithfield, RI)SNHU 98, Quinnipiac 89SNHU 89, Springfield 80

National Quarterfinals (at Richmond, VA)Virginia Union 108, SNHU 91

1980-81 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 76, Springfield 75SNHU 81, Sacred Heart 80

National Quarterfinals (at San Luis Obispo, CA)Cal Poly SLO 77, SNHU 73

1985-86 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 67, Saint Anselm 57Sacred Heart 83, SNHU 67

1986-87 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 71, New Haven 70SNHU 73, Sacred Heart 67

National Quarterfinals (at Erie, PA)Gannon 93, SNHU 81

1989-90 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)Saint Anselm 94, SNHU 89

1991-92 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 89, Assumption 87Bridgeport 100, SNHU 87

1992-93 New England Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 67, Saint Anselm 63SNHU 83, Franklin Pierce 73

“Elite Eight” Quarterfinals (at Springfield, MA)SNHU 100, South Dakota 96 (3 OT)

“Elite Eight” Semifinals (at Springfield, MA)Troy State 126, SNHU 123

1993-94 Northeast Regional (at Philadelphia, PA)SNHU 90, American International 73SNHU 79, Philadelphia Textile 78 (2 OT)

“Elite Eight" Quarterfinals (at Springfield, MA)SNHU 100, Alabama A&M 90

“Elite Eight” Semifinals (at Springfield, MA)Southern Indiana 111, SNHU 89

1994-95 Northeast Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 94, Dowling 79SNHU 113, St. Rose 110 (OT)SNHU 84, Philadelphia Textile 62

“Elite Eight” Quarterfinals (at Louisville, KY)Southern Indiana 108, SNHU 93

1995-96 Northeast Regional (at Loudonville, NY)SNHU 68, Adelphi 52St. Rose 83, SNHU 82

1996-97 Northeast Regional (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 101, St. Michael's 91Southern Connecticut 80, SNHU 61

1997-98 Northeast Regional (at Loudonville, NY)SNHU 89, Dowling 62Stonehill 78, SNHU 67 OT

1998-99 Northeast Regional (at Albany, NY)St. Michael’s 87, SNHU 76

2002-03 Northeast Regional (at Lowell, MA)New Haven 76, SNHU 71

2003-04 Northeast Regional (at Lowell, MA)SNHU 74, New Haven 67UMass Lowell 67, SNHU 61 OT

2004-05 Northeast Regional (at Waltham, MA)SNHU 80, Saint Rose 71Bentley 90, SNHU 84

SNHU IN THE NE-10 TOURNAMENT2000-01 First Round (at New York, NY)

Pace 89, SNHU 77

2001-02 First Round (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 104, St. Michael’s 74

Quarterfinal (at Waltham, MA)Bentley 88, SNHU 74

2002-03 Quarterfinal (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 83, Bentley 70

Semifinal (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 73, Saint Rose 66

Championship (at Lowell, MA)UMass Lowell 77, SNHU 66

2003-04 Quarterfinal (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 65, Saint Rose 57

Semifinal (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 75, Bentley 61

Championship (at Lowell, MA)UMass Lowell 67, SNHU 63

2004-05 Quarterfinal (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 78, American International 68

Semifinal (at Waltham, MA)Bentley 105, SNHU 85

2005-06 First Round (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 83, Pace 70

Quarterfinal (at North Easton, MA)Stonehill 70, SNHU 67

2007-08 First Round (at Smithfield, RI))Bryant 65, SNHU 57

2008-09 First Round (at Manchester, NH)SNHU 62, Saint Rose 57

Quarterfinal (at Lowell, MA)SNHU 66, UMass Lowell 60

Semifinal (at Syracuse, NY)Le Moyne 61, SNHU 55

THE RECORD BOOK

THE 1,000 POINT CLUBRk Name YRS GP FG 3FG FT PTS AVG1. Cleveland Woods 1983-87 121 846 5 550 2,247 18.62. Kirk Jackson 1986-90 116 733 112 519 2,097 18.13. Wayne Robertson 1990-94 127 895 2 300 2,092 16.54. Keith Elwood 1975-79 103 821 ---- 316 1,958 19.05. Carmen Giampetruzzi 1982-86 115 770 ---- 388 1,928 16.96. Rob Paternostro 1991-95 129 586 242 491 1,905 14.87. Orlando Ranson 1995-99 118 636 226 401 1,899 16.18. Darrell Johnston 1982-86 116 705 ---- 289 1,699 14.69. Artay Drinks 1991-95 128 645 43 321 1,654 12.910. Sotirios Karapostolou 1999-03 107 538 240 293 1,609 15.011. Joe Bradley 1983-87 118 628 4 339 1,599 13.612. Chris Delguidice 1977-81 112 643 ---- 311 1,597 14.313. Billy Dunn 1978-82 113 564 ---- 444 1,572 13.914. Brian Larrabee 1999-03 112 494 31 547 1,566 14.015. Scott Smith 1993-97 121 605 18 299 1,527 12.616. Sam Carey 2004-08 113 592 4 314 1,506 13.317. Foster Davis 1971-74 67 618 ---- 267 1,503 22.418. Jay Cirocco 1979-83 115 623 ---- 211 1,467 12.819. Miguel Gonzalez 2002-06 119 385 191 453 1,414 11.920. Kevin McCarthy 1988-92 117 453 297 174 1,377 11.821. James Boardman 1968-73 81 572 ---- 227 1,371 16.922. Reggie Brooks 1968-71 70 543 ---- 281 1,367 19.523. Joey Castronovo 1989-93 122 458 155 284 1,355 11.124. Carlton Lee 1977-81 110 539 ---- 241 1,319 12.025. Tim Lee 1998-02 109 422 301 146 1,291 11.826. Willie Scurry 1987-91 116 463 1 364 1,291 11.127. Robert Giles 1976-80 106 517 ---- 237 1,271 12.028. Waymon Boone 1991-94 95 448 17 342 1,255 13.229. Mark Yeaton 1999-04* 98 446 130 197 1,219 12.430. Bobby Miller 1997-00 85 403 125 264 1,195 14.131. Tom Roche 1977-81 109 526 ---- 134 1,186 10.932. Matt Ripaldi 1992-96 123 389 277 124 1,179 9.633. Fred Petty 1972-74 49 523 ---- 128 1,174 24.034. Shawon Moncrief 1993-97 108 399 61 300 1,159 10.735. Tarik Sheppard 1995-99 117 409 10 328 1,156 9.936. P.J. Young 2002-06 116 394 14 314 1,116 9.637. Eddie Ithier 1983-87 121 396 35 240 1,067 8.838. Troy Bowen 2005-09! 119 376 182 119 1,053 8.839. Will Flowers 1989-93 123 345 3 349 1,042 8.540. Trevor Middleton 1986-90 117 394 ---- 239 1,027 8.841. John Astarita 1968-71 67 348 ---- 321 1,008 15.042. John Burrus 1981-85 113 340 ---- 326 1,006 8.9* Includes one season at University of New Hampshire! Includes two seasons at High Point UniversityCAREER REBOUND LEADERSRK NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Wayne Robertson 1990-94 1,4872. Cleveland Woods 1983-87 1,1703. Reggie Brooks 1968-71 9954. Kelvin Cummings 1968-72 9485. Billy Dunn 1978-82 9386. Carlton Lee 1977-81 9307. Fred Petty 1972-74 9018. Willie Scurry 1987-91 8909. Joe Bradley 1983-87 85410. Foster Davis 1971-74 844

CAREER ASSIST LEADERSRK NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Rob Paternostro 1991-95 9192. John Burrus 1981-85 8253. Chris Delguidice 1977-81 7354. John Baiano 2002-06 6415. Eddie Ithier 1983-87 6296. Orlando Ranson 1995-99 5987. Sotirios Karapostolou 1999-03 5908. Keith Elwood 1975-79 5739. Darrell Johnston 1982-86 50810. Steve Murphy 1988-92 422

CAREER STEAL LEADERSRK NAME YEARS TOTAL1. John Baiano 2002-06 3042. Cleveland Woods 1983-87 2913. Darrell Johnston 1983-87 2504. Sotirios Karapostolou 1999-03 2415. Jay Cirocco 1979-83 2366. John Burrus 1981-85 2297. Trevor Middleton 1986-90 2218. Will Flowers 1989-93 2169. Joe Bradley 1983-87 20010. Bobby Miller 1997-00 192

CAREER BLOCKED SHOTS LEADERSRK NAME YEARS TOTAL1. Fred Petty 1972-74 2532. Wayne Robertson 1990-94 2153. Trevor Middleton 1986-90 1324. Athanasios Souflias 2000-04 1195. Baris Kacar 1992-95 856. Ioannis Foutsitzis 1998-01 777. Shawon Moncrief 1993-97 728. Tom Roche 1977-81 669. Artay Drinks 1991-95 6410. P.J. Young 2002-06 63

PENMEN HONOR ROLLNABC All-AmericaPlayer Year TeamChris Delguidice 1981 SecondCleveland Woods 1986, 1987 ThirdWayne Robertson 1993, 1994 SecondRob Paternostro 1995 SecondSotirios Karapostolou 2003 First

CoSIDA Academic All-AmericaBrian Larrabee 2003NECC 15th Anniversary TeamCleveland WoodsWayne RobertsonRob PaternostroNABC All-DistrictChris Delguidice 1981Billy Dunn 1982Cleveland Woods 1985, 86, 87Kirk Jackson 1989, 90Kevin McCarthy 1991Wayne Robertson 1992, 93, 94Waymon Boone 1994Rob Paternostro 1995Scott Smith 1997Orlando Ranson 1997, 98, 99Bobby Miller 2000Sotirios Karapostolou 2003Mark Yeaton 2004Miguel Gonzalez 2006ECAC-North All-StarChris Delguidice 1980Carmen Giampetruzzi 1984, 85Cleveland Woods 1985, 86, 87Kirk Jackson 1990Kevin McCarthy 1991Wayne Robertson 1992, 93, 94Waymon Boone 1994Rob Paternostro 1993, 94, 95Artay Drinks 1995Scott Smith 1996, 97Shawon Moncrief 1997Orlando Ranson 1997, 98, 99Bobby Miller 1999, 2000ECAC Division II All-StarSotirios Karapostolou 2003ECAC-North Player of the YearCleveland Woods 1987Wayne Robertson 1994Rob Paternostro 1995Scott Smith 1997

THE RECORD BOOK

PENMEN HONOR ROLLECAC-North Rookie of the YearJoe Bradley 1984Trevor Middleton 1987Rob Paternostro 1992Orlando Ranson 1996NEBCA Bob Cousy AwardRob Paternostro 1995NEBCA “Unsug Hero” AwardDarrell Johnston 1986Waymon Boone 1994NEBCA Player of the YearWayne Robertson 1994Rob Paternostro 1995Sotirios Karapostolou 2003NEBCA Rookie of the YearRob Paternostro 1992Orlando Ranson 1996ALL NE-10Troy Bowen 2009Sotirios Karapostolou 2001, 2002, 2003Brian Larrabee 2002, 2003Mark Yeaton 2004John Baiano 2005Miguel Gonzalez 2005, 2006P.J. Young 2006Sam Carey 2008NE-10 Player of the YearSotirios Karapostolou 2003NE-10 Defensive Player of the YearMiguel Gonzalez 2006NE-10 All-Freshman TeamDavid Cooper 2002Sam Carey 2005ALL-NECCBilly Dunn 1982Jay Cirocco 1983Joe Bradley 1984, 85Carmen Giampetruzzi 1984, 85, 86Cleveland Woods 1985, 86, 87Kirk Jackson 1988, 89, 90Willie Scurry 1989, 91Kevin McCarthy 1991Wayne Robertson 1992, 93, 94Waymon Boone 1994Rob Paternostro 1993, 94, 95Artay Drinks 1995Scott Smith 1996, 97Orlando Ranson 1996, 97, 98, 99Shawon Moncrief 1997Bobby Miller 1999, 2000NECC Player of the YearCleveland Woods 1986, 87Wayne Robertson 1994Rob Paternostro 1995Scott Smith 1997Bobby Miller 2000NECC Rookie of the YearWillie Scurry 1988Orlando Ranson 1996Sotirios Karapostolou 2000DIVISION II BULLETIN All-Freshman TeamSotirios Karapostolou 2000DIVISION II BULLETIN National Coach of the YearStan Spirou 1994NABC-Northeast Coach of the YearStan Spirou 1990, 94, 95NEBCA Coach of the YearTom Sullivan 1980, 81Stan Spirou 1990, 94, 95NECC Coach of the YearStan Spirou 1993, 94, 95, 99

Delguidice Woods

Robertson Paternostro Karapostolou

SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY

LOCATIONSouthern New Hampshire University is located in an area

that gives students the best of both worlds. The culture andfacilities of urban areas are close by, while the beauty andrecreational diversity of the New Hampshire north country iswithin a short drive. The campus sits on the edge ofManchester, a city of 100,000 people and New Hampshire’sbusiness center. It is home to museums, theatres, retailcenters and quality restaurants. Convenient interstate high-ways bisect Manchester’s bustling perimeters and air serviceconnects Manchester with all major cites in the UnitedStates.

Just an hour south is Boston, with all of its culturaladvantages and activities. Boston is home to the world-classMuseum of Science and Fine Arts Museum, as well as theBoston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Patriots. Tothe north, students have access to the wilderness andrecreational areas of the White Mountains and the LakesRegion. The White Mountains offer some of the best hiking inthe country and the best skiing in New England.

The location of the campus enables SNHU to providestudents with access to the kinds of recreational and culturalopportunities that add greatly to the experience of going tocollege. Finally, New Hampshire ranks 48th nationally inviolent crime and there is a comprehensive security programin place at SNHU which has produced a remarkable safetyrecord.

VISITING SNHUPersonal interviews and campus tours are strongly recom-

mended. Tours and interviews are conducted Monday throughFriday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. throughout the year and onselect Saturday mornings during the academic year. Appoint-ments for interviews and/or tours may be arranged by callingthe admission office at (800) 642-4968.

DIRECTIONSHeading North Via I-93

Take exit 9N from I-93 onto U.S. 3/Route 28 headingnorth. Turn left at the first intersection onto West AliceDrive, which becomes Donati Drive at the sharp curve. Atthe end of Donati Drive turn right onto BicentennialDrive. At the first stop sign turn right onto North RiverRoad. SNHU is 1/4 mile on the left.

Heading North ViaEverett Turnpike (Route 3)

Take Route 3 to I-293 North to Exit 6. Cross theAmoskeag Bridge and turn left at the first intersectiononto Elm Street. Stay on Elm Street for 1 mile then turnleft onto Bennington Road. Go one block and turn rightonto North River Road. SNHU is 1.5 miles on the left.

Heading South Via I-93Follow I-93 South to Exit 9N. Proceed north on U.S. 3/

Route 28 as above.

ATHLETICSThe rich tradition of athletics has long been the source

of pride for the family and friends of Southern New HampshireUniversity. Since the glory days of the Greater Boston SmallCollege Conference, to the present status as a NCAA DivisionII power, the Penmen have maintained a level of excellencethat is second to none.

SNHU is a member of the National Collegiate AthleticAssociation and the Northeast-10 Conference. An originalmember of the now-disbanded New England CollegiateConference, SNHU became a member of the Northeast-10Conference prior to the 2000-01 academic year.

Men’s teams are fielded in baseball, basketball, crosscountry, golf, hockey, lacrosse, soccer and tennis. Women’steams include basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer,softball, tennis and volleyball. Cheerleading is also offered asa co-ed varsity sport.

Numerous individual and team achievements in recentyears have brought SNHU both regional and nationalrecognition. Topping the list of recent success stories is the1989 NCAA Division II National Championship in men’s soccer.Consistently ranked among the top programs in the country,the men’s soccer team has participated in 14 NCAA Tournamentssince 1986 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament nationalchampionship game in 2002. In addition, the women’s soccerteam claimed seven of a possible 13 ECAC Division II titles from1984 to 1996 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1997and 2003.

The men’s basketball team, a long-time New Englandpower, has participated in 16 NCAA Tournaments since 1980.The Penmen have claimed six NCAA Regional titles andadvanced to the Division II Final Four in 1993 and 1994. Thewomen’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA Tournamentin 1988 and 1990 and captured the ECAC Division II title in 1991.The SNHU hockey team participated in the final NCAA DivisionII Championship Series in 1999 and has advanced to a post-season tournament each of the last 11 seasons.

The golf team claimed back-to-back Northeast-10Conference championships in 2001 and 2002 and participatedin three NCAA Tournaments in the last seven seasons (2003,2006, 2009). The women’s tennis team qualified for its firstNCAA Tournament in 2009, while the women’s lacrosse teamhas reached the Northeast-10 championship game in each ofthe last two years. The softball team made its first-everappearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2006, whilethe baseball team claimed its first-ever ECAC Division II title in1997.

The men’s lacrosse team advanced to the ECAC Tournamentin 1995, while the women’s lacrosse team advanced to thesemifinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament in justits third season as a varsity sport in 2006. The men’s tennis andvolleyball teams have also qualified for the NE-10 Tournamentin recent years, while the cheerleading team placed sixthnationally in 2006.

SNHU student-athletes succeed off the playing field aswell. Proof of this came in September of 2001 when theUniversity was one of nine recipients of the inaugural USAToday NCAA Foundation Academic Achievement Award, inrecognition of high graduation rates among student athletes.SNHU took home the award for the highest graduation rateamong all Division II schools. A total of 152 SNHU student-athletes were named to the Northeast-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in 2008-09, while two student-athletes were namedESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans.

SNHU also earned the Northeast-10 Conference AcademicAchievement Award following the 2001-02 school year.