The Medaille College men’s basketball team received a command performance from senior guard Mike Berkun (Getzville, NY/Williamsville North)(pictured) in their (96-72) victory over Franciscan University. Everything was dropping for Berkun as he matched a program record by knocking down seven three-pointers on nine attempts from behind the arc, finishing with a career high (24) points. (more…)
The Medaille College men’s basketball team methodically dismantled Hilbert College in Hamburg, NY this evening as they extended their lead in the AMCC standings with an (89-62) win over the Hawks. The Mavs entered the game ranked 25th in the nation and they proved their worth as the Hawks never stood a chance with the Mavs scorching the nets by shooting (53.4%) from the field, (45.0%) from three-point range and (72.0%) from the charity stripe. (more…)
The Medaille College men’s basketball team continued its strong play as they got another AMCC road win hanging on for a (75-69) victory at Penn State-Altoona. The Lions made a run in the second half turning a (37-31) halftime deficit into a (52-49) lead with (9:08) remaining in the game. From that moment on the Mavs would dictate play, stretching their lead to as many as nine points on their way to victory. The Mavs received a pair of (18) point performances from senior Keith Hack (Hopewell Junction, NY) and Ron Malicki (Machias, NY/Pioneer) with Malicki knocking down six of his eight shots from the floor. Junior guard Ricky Reed (Rochester, NY/Rush-Henrietta)(pictured) was perfect from the floor on the days as he drained all five shots that he attempted en route to a (15) point, (4) rebound and (4) assist afternoon. The Mavs improve to (17-1) overall and sit atop the AMCC standings at (12-1). They will head to Hilbert College on Wednesday (1/27) for an AMCC showdown with the Hawks at 8:00pm
The Medaille College men’s basketball team used a dominating performance on the glass coupled with protecting the ball to roll past crosstown rival D’Youville College (76-60) this evening in the Sullivan Center. The Mavs led throughout the contest but got a spirited effort from the Spartans before sealing the win. The Mavs were aggressive on the glass outrebounding D’Youville (53-37) overall and (15-7) on the offensive boards. It was another strong night for senior Keith Hack (Hopewell Junction, NY/John Jay) as he scored a team high (20) points while pulling down a squad best (11) rebounds. With his strong effort Keith moved into fifth place on the all time scoring list as he now has (1,044) for his career. The Mavs received a burst of energy off the bench as sophomore Phil Maiarana (Kenmore, NY/St. Joe’s)(pictured) dished out a career high (6) assists while committing no turnovers, he came up with (2) steals and knocked down a critical three pointer when D’Youville had closed to within six points late in the first half. Junior guard Ricky Reed (Rochester, NY/Rush-Henrietta) had a very efficient evening as he was (6 of 7) from the floor finishing with (13) points, he also hauled in (7) rebounds on the night. With the victory Medaille continued their tremendous season as they improved to (16-1) overall and (11-1) in AMCC play. The Mavs will head to Penn State-Altoona on Saturday (1/23) for a 3:00pm tipoff.
It wasn’t a matter of if, but a matter of when would senior forward Keith Hack (Hopewell Junction, NY/John Jay)(pictured) register his 1,000th career point. He came into this afternoons matchup with Pitt-Greensburg needing just two points to become the sixth player in program history to reach that milestone. The moment came with (16:43) remaining in the first half as he converted a layup off a pretty feed from senior Chris Moscato (Buffalo, NY/Canisius). That bucket would give the Mavs a six point lead and they would go on to crush the Bobcats (83-62). (more…)
The Medaille College men’s basketball team saw their unblemished record take its first hit as a traditional three point play with (00:15) remaining on the clock would seal their fate as Pitt-Bradford defended their home court with a (68-65) upset of the nation’s 19th ranked team. The Mavs entered the game with a program best record of (13-0) but some missed opportunities on a handful of easy buckets in the first half would put them in a precarious position as the clocked ticked away late in regulation. (more…)
The Medaille College men’s basketball team stands at #21 on the D3hoops.com national poll courtesy of their (13-0) record. Due to the teams early success head coach Mike MacDonald (pictured) was extended an invitation to be on the web sites weekly national radio show called “Hoopsville”. The show airs from 7:00-9:00pm EST on Thursdays & Sundays and Coach Mac will be interviewed live at 8:00pm tonight (1/10). You can listen to “Hoopsville” live by clicking on this link. The Mavs will take the floor again on Wednesday (1/13) as they head to Pitt-Bradford for an 8:00pm rematch of last years AMCC title game.
The Medaille College men’s basketball team took the floor as a nationally ranked team for the first time ever; and they were doing it in a place where they have never won, Frostburg State. The Mavs came into the game ranked 21st in the nation by D3hoops.com and they played the part well as they led throughout the contest en route to a (74-70) victory over the Bobcats. (more…)
The Medaille College women’s and men’s basketball teams are in Frostburg, MD this afternoon for a critical AMCC doubleheader. Both the Lady Mavs and the #21 Mavs are looking to remain perfect in AMCC play as they face the Bobcats. If you would like to follow the action live you can do so by clicking here for the women’s Live Stats and by clicking here for the men’s Live Stats. The Lady Mavs take the court at 1:00pm while the men have a 3:00pm tipoff.
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