November 2006

Women's Basketball

#11 ranked Knights Beat Bunker Hill CC 79-64 to improve to 5-3 and 4-0 in Region XXI

The #11 ranked CCRI Knights men’s basketball team beat the Bulldogs of Bunker Hill CC 79-64. With the win the Knights improve their overall record to 5-3 and 4-0 in Region XXI.

The #11 ranked Knights rebound after two tough losses last weekend at Mercer County CC to beat Bunker Hill CC in their home opener in Charlestown, MA. The Knights led wire to wire in the victory withstanding a second half run by Bunker Hill CC to cut the lead to four points but the Knights blew the game open with an 18-4 run to put the game out of reach winning by a final of 79-64

Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) led four Knights who scored in double figures with a team-high 14 points, seven rebounds, four steals, and two assists. Also contributing for the Knights were Co-Captain Chris Birrell (Scituate, RI) scored 12 with five assists and two steals, Jake Grimes (Marlboro, MA) also scored 12 points with three assists and a steal, while Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) added 10 points, seven rebounds, and two blocks.

Head Coach Rick Harris said "This was a solid road win. We know we need to play better, especially as we approach this Thursday night’s league game against Massasoit CC.

The Knights next game will be Thursday the 30^th versus Massasoit CC at 8:00pm as part of a double header following the Lady Knights who will play at 6:00pm also versus Massasoit CC.

Men's/Women's Basketball

Both CCRI Knights and Lady Knights Basketball Teams Ranked in Top 20!

Both the CCRI Knights men’s basketball team and the CCRI Lady Knights women’s basketball team are ranked in the NJCAA Division II National Polls.

The CCRI Knights men’s basketball team, with a 4-3 record is ranked #11 in the NJCAA Division II National poll. As a team the Knights are ranked #13 in the Nation in scoring 87 points per game. The Knights are led by Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) averaging 12.4 points and 9.1 rebounds per game, Pat Dame (West Greenwich, RI) averaging 14.3 points and 2.6 assists per game, and Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) averaging 10.8 points and 2.5 assists per game. Also contributing for the Knights is Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) averaging 9 points and 4.8 rebounds and Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) averaging eight points and eight rebounds per game.

Link to poll: http://www.njcaa.org/sports.cfm?sid=5&divid=2&gender=m&slid=2&menu=2

The CCRI Lady Knights basketball team, with a 3-1 record is ranked #15 in the NJCAA Division II National Poll. As a team the Lady Knights are ranked in the top 50 both defensively at #28 and offensively at #49. The Lady Knights are led by Denise Scott (Yonkers, NY) averaging 13 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per game, Janay Perkins (Bronx, NY) averaging 11.8 points and 9.3 rebounds per game and Co-Captain Jenny Kinney (Milford, NJ) averaging9.3 points, four rebounds, and three assists per game. Also contributing for the Lady Knights are Latavia Vails (Odenton, MD) averaging 8.5 points and 5.8 rebounds per game and Michelle McNamee (Cranston, RI) averaging 7.5 points per game while shooting an impressive 41.2% 3-point field goal percentage.

Men's Basketball

#18 ranked Knights fall to Philadelphia CC 103-91 record drops to 4-3

The #18 ranked Knights fell to the high powered offense of Philadelphia CC 103-91. With the loss the Knights fall to 4-3 on the season.

The high octane offense of Philadelphia CC was too much for the young Knights to deal with as the Knights trailed PCC 49-37 at the half. The Knights were able to cut the lead to four at 80-76 with 6:00 remaining but PCC took advantage of a 5-point swing as the Knights missed a fast break lay-up and PCC answered with a 3-pointer propelling them on a 23-15 run to end the game with the 103-91 victory.

The Knights had five player score in double figures led by Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) 15 points with and six rebounds, Carl Lee (Warwick, RI) with 14 points and seven rebounds, and Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) scored 14 points. Also contributing for the Knights was Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) with 12 points and Chris Birrell (Scituate, RI) with 10 points. The Knights could not overcome the PCC one-two punch of Rob Banknight who scored 28 points and James Pope who scored 23 points who combined to score nearly half of the PCC points.

Coach Rick Harris said "Though we did not come away with a victory this weekend our Knights put forth a valiant effort against two very talented teams. We played hard in spurts but need to understand that with our schedule we have to play hard and as a team both halves each and every night. It is a process though, and I like the direction that we are heading in right now. This will make us a better team in the long run."

The Knights next game will be Sunday the 26^th when they travel to Charlestown, MA to face Bunker Hill CC at 3:00pm.

Men's Basketball

#18 ranked Knights fall to Mercer County CC 81-72 record drops to 4-2

The 18 ranked CCRI Knights men’s basketball team lost to Vikings of Mercer County CC 81-72 in the Mercer County Tournament. With the loss the Knights record drops to 4-2 on the season.

It was a very closely contested game as the Knights battled to a 41-41 tie with the Vikings at the half. The Knights had the lead 66-63 with 5:00 remaining before Mercer went on a 19-6 run to close out the game. Mercer’s Jores Dongo, a Division I signee to Stonybrook, proved too much for the Knights scoring 26 points with 14 rebounds, while fouling out The Knights Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) in the process allowing him to score at will down the stretch.

Leading the way for the Knights was Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) scoring 10 points with 10 rebounds, Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) scoring 10 points with six rebounds, and Carl Lee (Warwick, RI) added 11 points.

Head Coach Rick Harris commented "This was a disappointing loss because many of our players did not play up to their capability, yet we were still in a position to win right until the end. We will put this loss behind us, learn from it and get ready for Philadelphia CC our opponent Sunday at noon."

Women's Basketball

Lady Knights Suffer First Loss to Rivals Dean Community College 82-69

In a Region XXI battle the CCRI Lady Knights suffered its first loss of the season to Dean Community College Bulldogs 82-69. With the win Dean moves to 2-2 on the season and 1-0 in region play while CCRI is now 3-1 and 0-1 in region XXI action. Dean was lead by its back court which scored 74 of there 82 points.

Dean was led in the game by their three starting guards who scored a majority of the teams points. Carmen Smith led the group by pouring in 33 points and scoring some key baskets down the stretch of the game. Sophomore Gretchen Rodrigues hit six three pointers and her way to scoring 26 points. In total Dean hit a total of 10 3-pointers. The third member of that trio was Tanya Freeman she scored 15 points and was a perfect 4-4 from the free throw line. At the half Dean lead by six points 43-37.

CCRI did not back down in the second half they battled back from a deficit of 11 to take the lead by a point with about 7 minutes to go in the game. This was there first lead since early in the first half. The second half comeback was led by Latavia Vails (Odenton, MD) who scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds. Michelle McNamee (Cranston, RI) continued her hot shooting from the outside as she dropped in 3 of her 7 three pointers taken. McNamee also led the team in scoring with 14 points, while grabbing 5 rebounds and picking off two passes that led to Lady Knight fast breaks. Denise Scott (Yonkers, NY) had her fourth straight game in double figures with 10 points and also led the Lady Knights in assists with four.

The lead for the Lady Knights did not last long as Dean took the lead back for good. Head Coach Marcus Reilly said after the game, "Dean deserves a lot credit. They played hard, dictated the tempo of the game and shot the ball as well as any team I have coached against."

The Lady Knights are back in action after the Thanksgiving break as they play Massasoit Community College on Thursday November 30, 2006 at 6:00 PM.

Men's Basketball

#18 ranked Knights overcome five point deficit with 1:10 left to defeat Dean 86-83

The CCRI Knights men’s basketball team overcame a five point deficit with 1:10 to defeat Region XXI rival Dean College 86-83. With the win the Knights improve their record to 4-1 and 3-0 in Region XXI (First win over Dean was in tournament play so does not count towards league play except as a tie-breaker).

The Knights were battling from behind the whole game as they trailed by eight points at the half and five points at the 1:10 mark. However the Knights took the lead with six seconds left on a 3-pointer by Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) putting them up by one and on the subsequent play Chris Birrell (Scituate, RI) stole the ball swung it to Portee who fed Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) to seal the victory with an 86-83 final score.

Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) and Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) came off the bench to lead the Knights with 17 points each. Also contributing for the Knights were Pat Dame (West Greenwich, RI) scored 11 points with four assists, Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) scored seven with eight rebounds Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) scored eight points, while Jake Grimes (Pawtucket, RI) and Co-Captain Chris Birrell (Scituate, RI) added seven each.

Head Coach Rick Harris said: "Great early season Region XXI win. Just proves that you can never give up, anything is possible when you play together and defend. It’s just one game but it shows we are making progress, one day at a time. I’m pleased that our kids are buying into a team concept and accepting their roles"

The Knights next game will be Thursday November 30^th versus Region XXI foe Massasoit CC at 8:00pm at the Vincent A. Cullen Field House on the CCRI Knight Campus in Warwick.

Cross Country

Ron Guenard finishes 13th at Cross Country Nationals to earn Third Team All-American honors

Ron Guenard (Cumberland, RI) led five CCRI runners who competed at the NJCAA Division III Cross Country Nationals on Saturday at Alfred State College in Alfred, New York. Guenard finished 13th which earned him Third Team All-American honors, and in doing so he became the first CCRI Cross Country runner to earn back-to-back All-American honors in CCRI history as he earned Second Team All-American in 2005.

On the men’s side the Knights Ron Guenard (Cumberland, RI) finished the 8000 meter run 13th in 30:57.92 averaging 6:56.0 per mile and Hunter Stewart (Foster, RI) finished 73rd in a time of 34:27.5 averaging 6:56.0 per mile. These were very good times with the wet, muddy course that they had to traverse. The race was won by John Fry from the College of DuPage in 28:33.14.

On the women’s side CCRI’s Rachael Procter (East Providence, RI) finished the 5000 meter run 23rd in 24:18.9 averaging 7:49.6 per mile, Kristen Vanhouwe (North Smithfield, RI) finished 31st in 24:44.24 averaging 7:57.8 per mile, and Kristina Lanctot (Lincoln, RI) finished 36th in 25:03.99 averaging 8:04.1 per mile. The race was won by April Ackerman from SUNY-Cobleskill in 21:25.5.

Head Coach Gregg Cornell said: "I’m very proud of the way we ran especially Ron Guenard, who wasn’t pleased with his performance, but it’s very difficult to earn back-to back All-Americans, he was the first to do it at CCRI and for that he should be proud. Not to mention the course conditions were very difficult with the rain and mud but he ran very well."

On the Team side of the Championships the men’s side was won by SUNY-Delhi with 36 points followed by College of DuPage in second with 95 points, and Mohawk Valley CC finished third with 127 points. On the women’s side it was Gloucester with 59 points, followed in second by SUNY-Cobleskill and Harper College with 67 points each. CCRI did not enter as a team because they only have five runners total and you need five runners per team (male/female) to be a team.

Women’s Basketball

All 10 Lady Knights score in 67-53 win versus Lackawann

In the home opener the Community College of Rhode Island Lady Knights defeated Lackawanna Junior College 67-53. With the win the Lady Knights improve their record to 3-0 on the season. Four of the Knights were in double figures led by Denise Scott (Yonkers, NY) who poured in 16 points, grabbed nine rebounds with four steals, and three assists.

The first 15 minutes of the game was a game of runs. CCRI jumped out to a quick 10-2 lead over the first four minutes of the game. Lackawanna then responded by tying the game at 10-10 at the 12 minute mark of the first half. CCRI then called a time out and the players responded by going on a 15 to 0 run over the next seven minutes of the first half. From the five minute mark on the two teams exchanged baskets and CCRI went into the half with a 34-22 half time lead.

The Knights started to pull away in the second half as they shut down Lackawanna’s Lakeema Jones who scored 15 points in the first half but was only able to muster up four more after the half. In the second half the Knights were lead by Michelle McNamee (Cranston, RI) who hit two big three point baskets to help secure a victory for the Lady Knights. McNamee scored 10 points with two assists.

Also contributing for the Lady Knights was Janay Perkins (Bronx, NY) who scored 11 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. Ana Sierra (Bronx, NY) also helped the Lady Knights offensively by scoring seven and dishing out five assists a team high in yesterdays contest. Guylene Nsiewe (Doula, Cameroon, Africa) led a well balanced benched with 10 points and four steals while Latavia Vails (Odenton, MD) scored five and controlled the boards with 10 rebounds.

Head coach Marcus Reilly said: "I thought we received contributions from every member of our program today."

Men’s Basketball

Evans 26 helps #18 ranked Knights squeak past Quinsigamond CC 86-84

The #18 ranked CCRI Knights men’s basketball team fought off a very feisty Quinsigamond CC squad 86-84. With the victory the Knights improve their record to 3-1 on the season and 3-0 in Region XXI.

The Knights took control in the first half as they built a comfortable 13 point lead as they went into halftime up 45-32. However, the Chiefs of Quinsigamond CC would not go quietly as they fought back to tie the score 71-71 at the four minute mark and again at 73-73 at the 3:30 mark. The Knights showed tremendous moxie as they fought off the Chiefs with key free throws from Pat Dame (West Greenwich, RI) down the stretch combined with Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) who sank a critical 3-pointer with 1:36 left on the clock along with the game clinching assist to Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) with :29 left. Quinsigamond CC hit a last second 3-pointer to make the final score 86-84 for the Knights victory.

The Knights were led by Co-Captain Connor Evans (Cranston, RI) who led three Knights who scored in double figures scoring 26 points and five rebounds, Pat Dame (West Greenwich, RI) who scored 19 points, and Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) who came off the bench to score 13 points with two steals. Also contributing for the Knights were Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) and Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) who both scored eight points and Co-captain Chris Birrell (Scituate, RI) who added seven points.

Head Coach Rick Harris said: "We were a little shaky in the second half, but I’m glad we could hold on for the win. The second half was a series of runs and fortunately we had the last one. I was pleased to see no turnovers in the last five minutes while we had some huge stops. It was another great team win!"

The Knights next game will be Tuesday the 14th when they travel to play Region XXI rival Dean College in Franklin, MA at 8:00pm.

11.10.06

#18 ranked Knights win handily in Home Opener versus UCAP 125-60

Men’s Basketball

#18 ranked Knights win handily in Home Opener versus UCAP 125-60

The #18 ranked CCRI Knights Men’s basketball team defeated the Pointers of UConn-Avery Point in their Home Opener 125-60. With the win the Knights improve their record to 2-1 on the season and 2-0 in Region XXI.

The Knights were home for their first game and wasted no time getting the home crowd at the Cullen field house something to get excited about. Thirteen different Knights scored including seven in double figures and five of the scorers were former Rhode Island High School players and the crowd couldn’t have been happier. The Knights jumped ahead of the Pointers at the opening tip and rolled to a 60-28 halftime lead. The Knights kept their intensity through the second half with many reserves playing and were able to even extend their lead to the final of 125-60.

The Knights were led by Lee Mitchell (New London, CT) scoring a team-high 17 points with five assists, three steals, Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) 11 points and seven blocks, Patrick Dame (West Greenwich, RI) scored 14 points with three assists. Also contributing for the Knights were AJ Coppola (Warwick, RI) Kenny Portee (Brooklyn, NY) both scored 14 points, Carl Lee (Warwick, RI) with 12 points, Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) with 10 points and Jake Grimes (Pawtucket, RI) added eight points and five steals.

The Knights next game will be Saturday when they face Quinsigamond CC at 3:00 pm at the Vincent A. Cullen field house on the CCRI Knight Campus in Warwick.

11.06.06

Men’s Basketball

Knights lose to Gloucester 59-55 but Defeat Dean College 94-85 to start season 1-1

Lyons and Dame earn All-Tournament Honors!

CCRI Knights men’s basketball team lost to #5 (DIII) Gloucester CC 59-55 but then bounced back to defeat Region XXI rival Dean College 94-85. Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) and Patrick Dame (West Greenwich, RI) earned All-Tournament honors. The Knights record stands at 1-1 on the season.

Gloucester CC 59 CCRI 55

The CCRI Knights Men’s Basketball Team lost their first game of the season to #5 ranked (DIII) Gloucester CC 59-55. Leading the way for the Knights were Patrick Dame (West Greenwich, RI) who scored 14 points and Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) who scored seven points with 11 rebounds.

CCRI 94 Dean 85

The Knights men’s basketball defeated Dean College in the consolation game 94-85. With the win the Knights improve their record to 1-1. Leading the way for the Knights were All-Tournament members Patrick Dame (West Greenwich, RI) scoring an impressive 27 points and Co-Captain Will Lyons (Warwick, RI) with 15 points and nine rebounds. Also contributing in the victory was Jamiel Nisbett (Marlboro, MA) with 15 point and six rebounds and Carl Lee (Warwick, RI) with 11 points. Head Coach Rick Harris said "Today’s win was a solid pride win. Consolation games can be tough to play, but we made this our most important game of the season to this point. Our young team responded nicely against a high scoring Dean squad. The weekend was a success in my mind because we made great strides in growing together."

Women's Soccer

#7 ranked Lady Knights fall in district Semi’s to County College of Morris end season 11-3

The #7 ranked CCRI Lady Knights lost a heartbreaker to the County College of Morris 1-0 in the Northeast District Tournament Semi-final. The Lady Knights had defeated CCM on October 15th 2-1 so CCM was out for blood. The Lady Knights and CCM battled to a 0-0 tie in the first half but CCM scored late in the second half and was able to hold on for the victory.

Defending National Champion Monroe CC was the eventual District Champion as they defeated CCM in the Final 5-0. The Lady Knights end the season with an 11-3 overall record and 6-0 in Region XXI.

It was a very good year for the Lady Knights women’s soccer team won their sixth straight Region XXI Championship and is ranked #7 by NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association) and was on an incredible eight game winning streak with an overall record of 11-2 and going as perfect 6-0 in Region XXI play before The District Championship. In addition, the Lady Knights achieved a milestone 100th Career Collegiate victory for Head Coach Dennis Grassini and Associate Head Coach Kathy Bannan with a 7-0 victory over Region XXI foe Massasoit on Tuesday September 19th. The Lady Knights were led offensively by Cassie Cooney (Central Falls, RI) with 10 goals and five assists for 25 total points, Jill DeLuca (West Warwick, RI) with nine goals and five assists for 23 total points, Stephanie Grassini (Warwick, RI) with eight goals and six assists for 22 total points, Vanitda Thongsithavong (Providence, RI) with seven goals and five assists for 19 total points, and Liz Sutton (Warwick, RI) with six goals and seven assists for 19 total points. In the net the Lady Knights were buoyed by sophomore Goalkeeper Amber Cerreto (Hope, RI) who is ranked #13 in the Nation with microscopic .526 goals against average.

Women's Volleyball

CCRI Lady Knights Women’s Volleyball finish season 39-8 as District Championship Runner-up!

The CCRI Lady Knights women’s volleyball team came ever so close to winning the Northeast District Championship versus Genesee CC but came up just short of their goal of getting to the National Tournament. Though they came-up short of their goal they did set a Program record with 39 wins for a 39-8 final record.

Seeding Round

#12 Genesee CC defeats CCRI 30-14, 34-32, and 30-23

The Lady Knights lost in seeding round to Genesee 30-14, 34-32, and 30-23. In the loss the Lady Knights were led by April Oberhelman (Woonsocket, RI) with 16 digs and 13 kills, Kimiyo Garcia (East Providence, RI) with seven kills, 5.5 blocks, three digs and two aces, and Ashley Markley (Preston, CT) with 24 assists six digs, 2.5 blocks, and two kills.

CCRI Defeats Harcum 30-13, 30-21, and 30-9

The Lady Knights defeated Harcum College 30-13, 30-21, and 30-9 to earn the right to play in the District Championship Match. The Lady Knights were led by Kimiyo Garcia (East Providence, RI) with 12 kills, two blocks and two digs, Jen Humphrey (Warwick, RI) 11 kills, 3.5 blocks, and three blocks, April Oberhelman (Woonsocket, RI) seven kills, six digs, 2.5 blocks and Ashley Markley (Preston, CT) 34 assists six digs and 1.5 blocks.

District Championship Match

#12 Genesee CC Defeats CCRI 27-30, 30-26, 24-30, 30-28, and 17-15

The Championship match CCRI versus Genesee was a five game war. The Lady Knights won the first game 30-27, lost the second 26-30, won the third game 30-24, before falling in game four 28-30, and in the final game (to 15) by a score of 15-17. The Lady Knights played their best game of the season but it just wasn’t enough. Leading the way for the Lady Knights were Kimiyo Garcia (East Providence, RI) with an amazing 25 kills, 17.5 blocks, and 10 digs, April Oberhelman (Woonsocket, RI) with 28 digs, 14 kills, and four blocks, Ashley Markley (Preston, CT) with 58 assists, 19 digs, four blocks and two aces, and Jen Humphrey (Warwick, RI) with 13 kills, five aces, five blocks, and four digs. Also contributing for the Lady Knights were Katie Fleming (Riverside, RI) with 15 digs and seven kills, Jen Andreoni (Central Falls, RI) with 31 digs, and Jasmine Bonanca (Swansea, MA) led the Lady Knights with 48 digs.

Tournament Summary

Leading the way for the Knights were Kimiyo Garcia (East Providence, RI) who had 44 kills, 25 blocks, 15 digs, and eight aces, April Oberhelman (Cumberland, RI) with 50 digs, 34 kills, seven blocks and two aces, and Ashley Markley (Preston, CT) with 116 assists, 31 digs, eight blocks, and six aces. Also contributing for the Lady Knights were Jen Humphrey (Warwick, RI) with 30 kills, 11 blocks, eight digs, and five aces while Jasmine Bonanca (Swansea, MA) added a team leading 74 digs. The Lady Knights end their record setting season with an amazing 39-8 record seven victories more than they have ever had in program history!

Women's Basketball

Lady Knights win Genesee Tournament Perkins MVP, Scott and Kinney All-Tourney!

Lady Knights Women’s Basketball (2-0)

Lady Knights Defeat #4 ranked Fulton Mont gomery 68-38

The Lady Knights had an excellent weekend as they defeated the #4 ranked Division III team Fulton-Montgomery Community College 68-38. With the victory the Lady Knights start the season 1-0. Leading the way for the Lady Knights were Janay Perkins (Bronx, NY) with 16 points, 11 rebounds and two steals and Denise Scott (Yonkers, NY) with 15 points, five steals and two blocks. Also contributing for the Lady Knights were Kristen Clarke (Cranston, RI) with 11 points, seven rebounds and three assists and Latavia Vails (Odenton, MD) with 10 points and five rebounds.

The Lady Knights started strong with a 13-2 lead but FMCC rallied back to cut it to 13-12 at about the ten minute mark. At that point Head Coach Reilly called a timeout to motivate the Lady Knights who were not playing their game. That was all they needed as they shifted into high gear and went on a 22-3 run to end the half 35-15. In the second half the Lady Knights extended their lead and pulled away to win 68-38.

Lady Knights Upset #7 ranked Genesee CC 60-55!

The Lady Knights followed the FMCC win with a victory over the #7 Division II team Genesee CC 60-55 to win the Genesee Invitational. With the victory the Lady Knights improve their record to 2-0 on the season. The Lady Knights were led by Co-Captain Jenny Kinney (Milford, NJ) who scored 20 points including two 3-pointers, three rebounds, three assists, and a steal, Janay Perkins (Bronx, NY) with 11 points, 13 rebounds, four steals and three assists, and Denise Scott (Yonkers, NY) with 11 points, five rebounds, three assists, two steals, and a block. Also contributing for the Lady Knights were Michelle McNamee (Cranston, RI) who scored eight points including two 3-pointers, Latavia Vails (Odenton, MD) with six points and four rebounds.

The Lady Knights jumped on the #7 ranked Cougars of Genesee taking an early ten point lead and were able to extend that lead to 12 with about five minutes left in the half, the margin they would go into halftime with up 34-22. In the second half the Lady Knights were able to get their lead to 15 on a 3-pointer by McNamee with 15 minutes left. Between the 12 minute mark and the 10 minute mark things got interesting as the Lady Knights lost two of their guards McNamee and Scott to minor injuries that prevented them from finishing the game. At that point Genesee CC applied their press in an effort to cut into the Lady Knight lead. The strategy worked to a tee for the Cougars as they cut the Lady Knights lead to 3 points but some clutch free throws from Jenny Kinney (Milford, NJ) and Ana Sierra (Bronx, NY) secured the 60-55 Lady Knights victory. A Great win for the Lady Knights!

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Women's Basketball

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Women's Basketball

Men's Basketball

Cross Country

Women’s Basketball

Men’s Basketball

11.10.06

Men’s Basketball

11.06.06

Men’s Basketball

Knights lose to Gloucester 59-55 but Defeat Dean College 94-85 to start season 1-1

Women's Soccer

Women's Volleyball

CCRI Lady Knights Women’s Volleyball finish season 39-8 as District Championship Runner-up!

Women's Basketball