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Men's Basketball Capsules
February 1, 2003
Southampton at STAC
The Colonials won 76-50 as Tafare Berryman had a career night with 20 points and nine boards in just 21 minutes. Kino Smits chipped in 18 points. Jye Watson scored 14 points while Eric Bradley grabbed nine boards. The Colonials are now 7-10 overall (7-7 league). The radio broadcast of the game is archived on www.sportsradionet.com.
January 30, 2003
Queens at Southampton
The Colonials lost 65-56. Leon Pursoo scored 18 points for the home team. Eric Bradley had eight points and nine boards. The Colonials are now 6-10.
January 28, 2003
UMass-Lowell at Southampton
The Colonials lost 81-56 to the nation's No. 3 team. Leon Pursoo scored 18 points for the home team. Jye Watson chipped in 14. Eric Bradley had eight points and 12 boards. The Colonials are now 6-9 overall, 6-6 league.
January 25, 2003
Southampton at Philadelphia
The Colonials lost to surging Philly 70-60. The Colonials fell to 6-6 in the NYCAC (6-8 overall). Box Score
January 23, 2003
NYIT at Southampton
Tied 34-34 at the half, NYIT built a 10-point second-half lead and held on for a 65-60 win in a defensive struggle. Eric Bradley had 13 points and 12 boards. The Colonials fell to 6-5 in the NYCAC (6-7 overall). Scenes from the Game.
January 18, 2003
Southampton at Dowling
Southampton won 84-74, improving to 6-4 in the NYCAC (6-6 overall). Six of the eight players that played for the Colonials scored in double figures. The leader was Jye Watson with 23 points (5-for-9 from 3-point range), 6 rebounds and 3 steals. The other scorers were: Leon Pursoo - 13 pts and 7 assists, Billy Mandell - 13 pts (4-for-8 from 3-point range), 4 rebs and 2 assists, Wayne Inniss - 12 pts and 7 rebs, Eric Bradley - 11 pts, 7 rebs and 3 assists, and Joaquin Smits - 10 pts, 5 rebs and 2 steals. "We were getting any shot that we wanted," assistant coach Pete Quinn reports. "The guys were moving the ball well and getting it to each other in a good rhythm." The Colonials opened the game by hitting 10-of-18 3-point shots, leading at halftime by a score of 49-38. The Colonials remained hot with an 8-2 run to open up the second half, punctuated by Smits stealing a pass intended for Dowling guard Troy Mills and slamming home a dunk. Dowling got back to within five points with under five minutes to go, but the Colonials regained their poise and started moving the ball again. Mandell hit a step-back trey with 2:32 to go in the game that pushed the Colonial lead to eight. Dowling never got any closer. Box Score.
January 16, 2003
CW Post at Southampton
Southampton lost 83-58 despite Eric Bradley's double-double (13 points, 16 boards). The Colonials are now 5-4 in the NYCAC (5-6 overall). Box Score.
January 14, 2003
Southampton at Adelphi
Southampton lost 73-68. Leon Pursoo scored 20 as the Colonials forfeited a 35-31 haltime lead. The Colonials are now 5-3 in the NYCAC (5-5 overall). Box Score
January 11, 2003
Bridgeport at Southampton
Southampton took over in the second half en route to a 77-73 win. Leon Pursoo swished a career-high 30 including 4 of 5 treys. Jye Watson added 16 points and Kino Smits 15 points with 6 rebounds. Jermaine Clark paced Bridgeport (5-4 league) with 23 points. The Colonials are now 5-2 in the NYCAC (5-4 overall) and one of the league's surprise teams so far this year. A pre-season poll had predicted the Colonials wouldn't even make the playoffs, but Southampton, almost midway through the season, is in second place.
January 8, 2003
Southampton at New Haven
Down by as many as 25 points, the Colonials came back to within seven points before New Haven pulled away en route to an 87-68 win. Leon Pursoo tallied 17 points. Jye Watson scored 16. Eric Bradley had 12 points and eight boards. The Colonials are 4-2 in the NYCAC (4-4 overall). Box
January 6, 2003
St. Thomas Aquinas at Southampton
The Colonials won in overtime, 76-68. Senior center Eric Bradley had his second-straight big game, earning another double-double with 23 points and 13 boards. It was the first pair of consecutive double-doubles for the Colonials since Jason Lewis did it Feb. 13-16, 2002. Jye Watson provided some thunder making four of four three-point attempts and adding 22 points and seven boards. Sophomore point guard Leon Pursoo added 18 points while Rafael Diaz grabbed a career-high 13 boards. The Colonials are 4-1 in the NYCAC (4-3 overall). The game's radio broadcast will be archived for a limited time on http://www.sportsradionet.com/.
January 4, 2003
Mercy at Southampton
The Colonials came off a long break with an 83-73 win over their league rival. Eric Bradley had 24 points and 11 boards while Leon Pursoo chipped in 17 points and 12 assists. The Colonials are now in second place in the NYCAC with a 3-1 record (3-3 overall).
December 10, 2002
Southampton at Molloy
The Colonials ended a two-game skid with a 80-74 triumph over league rival Molloy. Curtis Allen scored 20 points, while Jye Watson lent 11 and Wayne Inniss 10. Leon Pursoo scored eight points with four steals and Tafare Berryman had seven points and seven boards in 15 just minutes of play. The Colonials won the game on defense, forcing 28 turnovers and garnering 15 steals. The Colonials only allowed eight assists, upping their league record to 2-1 (2-3 overall). Box Score.
December 7, 2002
Southern Connecticut State at Southampton
Up by as much as 15 points, Southampton (1-3, 1-1 league) led all game until the final minute when Southern Connecticut tied it and pushed the game into overtime. The Owls went on a 9-0 run in th extra period and tallied an 88-77 final. Jye Watson scored 25 points for the home team. Point guard Leon Pursoo had his second-straight 24-point game, chipping in 10 assists and six boards. Curtis Allen scored 16. Scenes from the game.
December 3, 2002
Southampton at Queens
Southampton (1-2, 1-1 league) lost in overtime at Queens, 78-75. Queens was ranked No. 2 in a pre-season poll. Leon Pursoo had a career-high 24 points in 45 minutes. Jye Watson added 23 points. Curtis Allen chipped in 11 points while Wayne Inniss had nine points and nine boards. Gary DeBerry led Queens with 17 points. Box Score.
November 26, 2002
Southampton at NYIT
Overcoming an 18-5 early deficit, the Runnin' Colonials buckled down on defense and beat NYIT 81-72 in their NYCAC opener. A preseason coaches poll placed NYIT at No. 5 in the league while Southampton was ranked No. 10 and not expected to make the playoffs. "We're going to surprise a lot of people this year," Colonials assistant coach Pete Quinn declared before the game -- and the Colonials did just that. Newcomer Curtis Allen had his second-straight 19-point performance while junior Jye Watson added 16 points and grabbed seven boards. Sophomores also pitched in: Kino Smits and Wayne Inniss each scored 10 while point guard Leon Pursoo had nine points, five assists and four steals. Tafare Berryman grabbed five boards in 15 minutes, but Quinn credits junior Billy Mandell for shutting down NYIT star Kendall Holloman as the turning point of the game. That, and the fact that the Colonials hit 12 of 19 three-pointers. "I guess all that extra shooting we've been doing in practice is paying off," Quinn said. The Colonials are 1-1, 1-0 league. Box Score
November 23, 2002
Southampton at Bryant
Southampton lost 95-72. The Runnin' Colonials shot 52.9 percent in the second half and got 19 points each from junior guard Jye Watson and freshman guard Curtis Allen. Box Score
Women's Basketball Capsules
February 1, 2003
Southampton at STAC
The Colonials lost 65-58. The Colonials dropped to 8-5 in the NYCAC (9-7 overall). The radio broadcast of the game is archived on www.sportsradionet.com.
January 30, 2003
Queens at Southampton
The Colonials won 64-59 as Kerri Rueb pumped in a season-high 19 points. Dani Thomas led the way with 20 points, eight assists, five boards and three steals. The Colonials improved to 8-4 in the NYCAC (9-6 overall).
January 25, 2003
Southampton at Philadelphia
The Colonials lost to Philly 83-72. The Colonials fell to 7-4 in the NYCAC (8-6 overall). Box Score
January 23, 2003
NYIT at Southampton
Southampton won 89-74. Dani Thomas had 32 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds and 6 steals for the home team. The Colonials are now 7-3 in the NYCAC (8-5 overall).
January 18, 2003
Southampton at Dowling
Southampton lost 74-68. The Colonials are now 6-3 in the NYCAC (7-5 overall). Box Score
January 16, 2003
CW Post at Southampton
Southampton won 71-64 as Dani Thomas continued her stellar play. The point guard scored 34 points and dished six assists. Amber Gooden added 12 points before being sidelined with an ankle injury. The Colonials are now 6-2 in the NYCAC (7-4 overall). Box Score
January 14, 2003
Southampton at Adelphi
The Colonials lost a nailbiter 76-73. The Colonials are 5-2 in the NYCAC (6-4 overall). Dani Thomas poured in 18 points. Kiley Lapointe had nine points and nine boards. Box Score
January 11, 2003
Bridgeport at Southampton
The Colonials won easily, 97-50 as Jamie Podjed broke a six-year-old Colonial record hitting seven three-pointers. She ended up with a career-high 23 points. The 5-3 guard was a high-school legend in Eastern Pennsylvania and has been a reliable sixth-player for the Colonials, spurring rallies off the bench. Dani Thomas chipped in 18 points with five assists. Kerri Rueb added 16 while Kiley Lapointe scored 13. The Colonials are 5-1 in the NYCAC (6-3 overall).
January 8, 2003
Southampton at New Haven
Southampton lost 63-53 for their first league loss of the season. The Colonials are 4-1 in the NYCAC (5-3 overall). Dani Thomas led all scorers with 20 points and five assists. Box
January 6, 2003
St. Thomas Aquinas at Southampton
The Colonials won 72-71 with 00.4 seconds left as Dani Thomas hit a jumper. She finished with a career-high 27 points. The Colonials won it with height, though, as Kiley Lapointe and Nyree Frazier grabbed 18 and 11 boards respectively. Jen Geiger and Jill Jensen had 10 points apiece. The Colonials are 4-0 in the NYCAC (5-2 overall). The game's radio broadcast will be archived for a limited time on http://www.sportsradionet.com/.
January 4, 2003
Mercy at Southampton
The Colonials won easily, 58-42, as Nyree Frazier pumped in 11 points and grabbed 14 boards. Dani Thomas added 25 points and six assists. The Lady Colonials are in first place in the NYCAC with a 3-0 record (4-2 overall).
December 14, 2002
Southampton at Southern Connecticut
Southampton lost 55-44 despite Dani Thomas scoring 15 points and Nyree Frazier pulling down 11 rebounds. The Colonials are 3-2 (2-0 NYCAC). Box Score.
December 13, 2002
Southampton vs American International
Th Lady Colonials lost 62-53. Dani Thomas lead the team in scoring with 17 points 15 of which were off three-pointers. Thomas and Nyree Frazier each had 7 rebounds. The Colonials are 3-1 (2-0 NYCAC). Box Score.
December 10, 2002
Southampton at Molloy
Southampton won its third straight, 66-61. After going up 37-31 in the first half, the Colonials never trailed, powered by a game-high 24 points by Amber Gooden. She also had four steals. The Colonials are 3-0 (2-0 NYCAC). Box Score.
December 3, 2002
Southampton at Queens
Southampton won 76-74. Dani Thomas scored 26 points and added seven assists and three steals. Amber Gooden had 23 points and five steals. Record: 2-0, 1-0 NYCAC. Box Score
Nov. 26, 2002
East Stroudsburg at Southampton
The Colonials (1-0, 0-0 league) took a 17-point lead into halftime and cruised to victory over ESU (0-3), holding on at the end for a 77-68 final. Every Colonial player saw time on the court, but Kiley Lapointe made the most of it, grabbing a career-high 15 rebounds. She also scored nine points. Four Colonials also were in double figures, all in points: Dani Thomas had 14, Nyree Frazier had 13 in just 12 minutes, and Katie Kenny and Kerri Rueb had 11 points each. The Lady Colonials were picked No. 5 in the NYCAC in a preseason coaches poll. Thomas was named a first-team all-star and Jen Geiger was named to the second squad. Box Score
Men's Volleyball Capsules
January 24-25, 2003
Vassar College Tournament
Southampton went 1-2 in this six-team, weekend tournament, losing to New Haven 3-0 (30-26, 20-20, 30-28), beating Lehman 3-0 (30-14, 30-15, 30-16) then losing to Queens 3-0 (30-21, 30-25, 30-26) to finish in fourth place overall. Vassar won the tourney over New Haven 3-1 (30-22, 28-30, 30-22, 32-30).
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