@REMSLEEP...Truth be told Kates is among my favorite DIII players in recent memory and an absolute beast.  As I did this quickly last night I was feeling Mr. Carr is usually the 2nd fiddle, is also a tremendous asset to WPI, maybe even underrated, and I wanted to adhere to just one player from a team or I would write all night.  THANK YOU for your appreciate for MK.  If I am starting a team of active DIII guys, Mitchell Kates is on the short list of guys you consider early.  Made sure to rep every league as well.  For instance I like the DeVaughn kid at Thomas out of Brockton but I'll take Coppola, Wang, Choice, and the such that I also did not have on that quick overview.

@FORMERBANT10...my bad, a cut and paste from Excel gone wrong...

Some of the top performing teams in the region:   
Team                Record   Big Win                            Tough Loss
Middlebury   7-0, 0-0   at Ramapo 73-62                None
MIT               12-0, 0-0   vs. Salem 78-66                None
Williams                8-1, 0-0   vs. Wesleyan 83-68   vs. Salem 83-69
Amherst                9-1, 0-0   at Springfield 81-71   at Brandeis 76-61
RIC                9-1, 1-1   vs. WPI 57-47                at East Conn 70-59
WPI                8-1, 0-0   vs. Salem 105-80                at RIC 57-47
East Conn   6-1, 2-0   vs. RIC 70-59                vs. St. Joe (LI) 90-76
Wesleyan                9-1, 0-0   vs. Westfield 61-58   at Williams 83-68
Albertus                7-1, 3-0   vs. West Conn 107-88   vs. Medgar Evers 95-93
West Conn   10-1, 2-0 vs. USM 88-58                at Albertus 107-88
Bowdoin                 7-2, 0-0   at Mass Dartmouth 66-61   at USM 80-79
St. Joe (ME)    6-1, 2-1   at Bowdoin 70-68                vs. Albertus 77-72
Salem                 6-3, 0-0   at Williams 83-69                vs. Tufts 85-73
Springfield    7-3, 0-0   vs. Keene 85-79                vs. Elms 69-59
Keene                 7-3, 2-0   vs. Mass Dartmouth 92-55   at Springfield 85-79
Mass Dartmouth    7-3, 1-1   vs. Brandeis 68-54                at Keene 92-55
Babson                 7-3, 0-0   at Roger Williams 72-52   vs. Tufts 54-48
Becker                 5-3, 1-0   at Fitchburg 78-70                at Brandeis 77-76
Fitchburg                 7-2, 0-0   at Mass Boston 87-81   vs. Becker 78-70
Farmington    4-4, 4-0   at Colby-Sawyer 77-74   at Mt. St. Vincent 77-64
Salve                 4-4, 2-0   vs. Endicott 76-64                at Mitchell 65-64
         
Some top individual performers in the region:   
Will Hanley   Bowdoin                20.1 ppg, 12. 4 rpg, 3.2 apg   
Ray Askew   Albertus                23.3 ppg, 8.5 rpg   
Noel Hollingsworth   MIT                19.3 ppg, 7.3 rpg   
DaQuan Brooks   West Conn   22.5 ppg, 5.9 apg, 2.4 apg   
Shasha Brown   Wesleyan                20.1 ppg, 4.5 apg   
Matt Carr    WPI                15 ppg. 7.4 rpg, 2.2 apg   
Aaron Toomey   Williams                15.9 ppg, 4.4 apg   
Willy Workman   Amherst                14.7 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 3.1 apg   
Joey Kizel    Middlebury   12.4 ppg, 4.4 apg   
Alex Berthiaume   Springfield   18.3 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 4.2 apg   
Mike Akinrola   RIC                17.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg   
Lance Greene   Mass Dartmouth   17.5 ppg, 11.9 rpg   
Nick Nedwick   East Conn   14.9 ppg, 4.3 apg   
Terrence Favors   Becker                18 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 2.8 apg   
Brian Clark   Salem                17.3 ppg, 5.4 rpg   
Lee Vazquez   Westfield                24.1 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 4.8 apg   
Pat Flanagan   Roger Williams   21.3 ppg, 8.5 rpg   
Matt Pepdjonvic   Suffolk                18.3 ppg, 14.6 rpg   
Isaac Jenkins   Mass Boston   20.9 ppg, 9 rpg   
Taeshon Johnson   So Vermont   19.4 ppg, 8.1 rpg   
Jarred DeVaughn   Thomas                18.8 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 2 apg   

Thanks for commenting.  Type of talk I was hoping to generate.

Fully aware of the changes.  Just trying to set the scene, get into gear, get some talk started.  Relax.

Much better situation in my opinion to play teams twice...for the student-athlete experience. 

NAC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Husson – 21-7, 12-2 NAC
2.   Lyndon State – 12-15, 10-4 NAC
3.   Thomas – 15-12, 10-4 NAC
4.   Castleton State – 15-12, 9-5 NAC
5.   Maine-Farmington – 10-15, 6-8 NAC
6.   Maine Maritime – 10-15, 5-9 NAC
7.   Johnson State – 8-17, 4-10 NAC
8.   Green Mountain – 0-20, 0-14 NAC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Husson 84, Lyndon State 73

NCAA Performance
o   Williams 86, Husson 83 (OT) (1st Round)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Jarrad DeVaughn – Thomas – 6'2", Jr., G – 21 ppg
o   Phil Warrick – Lyndon – 5'10", So., G – 19.2 ppg
o   Will Bardaglio – Colby-Sawyer – 6'2", Sr., G – 16.5 ppg*
o   Robbie Burke – Colby-Sawyer – 6'4", So., F – 15.8 ppg*
o   Mark Comstock – Castleton – 6'3", Jr., F/G – 14 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Shawn Dostie – Maine Maritime – 6'4", Sr., F/C – 8.6 rpg
o   Robbie Burke – Colby-Sawyer – 6'4", So., F – 8.2 rpg*
o   Jarrad DeVaughn – Thomas – 6'2", Jr., G – 7.4 rpg
•   Assists
o   Dom Drake – Maine Maritime – 6'1", So., G – 5 apg
o   Luis Medina – Husson – 6'3", So., G – 4.4 apg
o   Corey Willis – Colby-Sawyer – 5'7", Jr., G – 4.1 apg*
•   Steals
o   Dom Drake – Maine Maritime – 6'0", So., G – 2.4 spg
•   Blocks
o   John Roberts – Colby-Sawyer – 6'7", So., C – 1.8 bpg*
•   FG %
o   Billy Boyd – Johnson – 6'5", So., C – .587 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   Will Bardaglio – Colby-Sawyer – 6'2", Sr., G - .453 3FG%*
•   3FG Made
o   Will Bardaglio – Colby-Sawyer – 6'2", Sr., G – 87 3FG*
•   FT %
o   Jared Paul – Castleton – 6'2", Sr., G - .854 FT%
*Colby-Sawyer participated in The Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2010-11.

NECC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Becker – 24-5, 14-0 NECC
2.   Elms – 20-8, 11-3 NECC
3.   Southern Vermont – 16-11, 9-5 NECC
4.   Newbury – 11-15, 8-6 NECC
5.   Wheelock – 10-16, 6-8 NECC
6.   Daniel Webster – 11-14, 5-9 NECC
7.   Lesley – 6-19, 3-11 NECC
8.   Mitchell – 1-22, 0-14 NECC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Elms 79, Becker 65

NCAA Performance
o   Becker 80, Scranton 73 (1st Round)
o   Williams 84, Becker 63 (2nd Round)
o   Rochester (N.Y.) 81, Elms 70 (1st Round)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Taeshon Johnson – Southern Vermont – 6'3", Sr., G – 16.6 ppg
o   Eric Rice – Wheelock – 6'9", Sr., C – 14.4 ppg
o   Brittain Purcelle – Elms – 6'0", Jr, G – 13.1 ppg
o   Ben Naaktgeboren – Southern Vermont – 6'3", Sr., F – 12.2 ppg
o   Kyle Pierce – Wheelock – 5'9", Sr., G – 11.5 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Ben Naaktgeboren – Southern Vermont – 6'3", Sr., F – 11.7 rpg
o   Taeshon Johnson – Southern Vermont – 6'3", Sr., G – 6.9 rpg
o   Eric Rice – Wheelock – 6'9", Sr., C – 6.6 rpg
•   Assists
o   Kyle Pierce – Wheelock – 5'9", Sr., G – 4.0 apg
o   Keith Speed – Daniel Webster – 5'9", Jr., G – 3.6 apg
o   Max Kaim – Wheelock – 5'9", Sr., G – 2.7 apg
•   Steals
o   Victor Kashouh – Wheelock – 6'1", Sr., G – 1.96 spg
•   Blocks
o   Robert Edwards – Regis – 6'5", So., F – 2 bpg*
•   FG %
o   Robert Edwards – Regis – 6'5", So., F - .513 FG%*
•   3-pt FG %
o   Alex Del Rio – Mitchell – 5'8", So., G - .451 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   Daniel Gonzalez – Elms – 6'2", Sr., G – 60 3FG
•   FT %
o   Ryan Chambers – Regis – 6'0", So., G - .867 FT%*
*Regis College participated in The Commonwealth Coast Conference in 2010-11

GNAC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   St. Joseph's (ME) – 20-8, 15-3 GNAC
2.   Johnson & Wales (RI) – 21-9, 14-4 GNAC
3.   Albertus Magnus – 18-11, 14-4 GNAC
4.   Norwich – 16-11, 11-7 GNAC
5.   Rivier – 12-14, 7-11 GNAC
6.   Emerson – 10-16, 7-11 GNAC
7.   Mount Ida – 9-17, 6-12 GNAC
8.   Suffolk – 8-18, 6-12 GNAC
9.   Emmanuel – 6-19, 5-13 GNAC
10.   Lasell – 6-19, 5-13 GNAC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Johnson & Wales (RI) 76, St. Joseph's (ME) 66

NCAA Performance
o   Johnson & Wales (RI) 114, Ramapo 106 (1st Round)
o   Buffalo State 96, Johnson & Wales 72 (2nd Round)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Lamonte Thomas – Johnson & Wales – 6'2", Sr., G/F – 30.7 ppg
o   Javon Williams – Lasell – 6'4", Sr., G – 23.8 ppg
o   Ray Askew – Albertus Magnus – 6'6", Sr., F – 21.6 ppg
o   Sean Bertanza – Lasell – 6'2", Jr., G – 19.6 ppg
o   Isiah Benjamin – Mount Ida – 6'1", Sr., G – 17.3 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Matt Pepdjonovic – Suffolk – 6'7", Jr., F – 13.3 rpg
o   Ray Askew – Albertus Magnus – 6'6", Sr., F – 11.1 rpg
o   Antonio Davis – Norwich – 6'6", Sr., F – 9 rpg
•   Assists
o   Lamonte Thomas – Johnson & Wales – 6'2", Sr., G/F – 6.1 apg
o   Justin Barall – Suffolk – 5'7", Sr., G – 4.8 apg
o   Zach O'Brien – St. Joseph's (ME) – 6'4", Sr., G – 4.3 apg
•   Steals
o   Javon Williams – Lasell – 6'4", Sr., F – 2.4 spg
•   Blocks
o   Matt Pepdjonovic – Suffolk – 6'7", Jr., F – 2.1 bpg
•   FG %
o   Tom Poitras – Rivier – 6'5", So., F - .619 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   Chris Petzy – St. Joseph (ME) – 6'0", Sr., G - .455 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   Lamonte Thomas – Johnson & Wales – 6'2", Sr., G/F – 73 3FG
•   FT %
o   Calvin Jones – Johnson & Wales – 6'1", Sr., G - .845 FT%

TCCC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Anna Maria College – 18-10, 11-2 TCCC
2.   Wentworth – 18-11, 10-3 TCCC
3.   Roger Williams – 17-9, 9-4 TCCC
4.   Salve Regina – 17-11, 9-5 TCCC
5.   Endicott – 17-10, 8-5 TCCC
6.   Colby-Sawyer – 12-13, 8-5 TCCC
7.   Regis – 15-12, 8-6 TCCC
8.   Gordon – 11-15, 7-6 TCCC
9.   New England College – 17-8, 6-7 TCCC
10.   Eastern Nazarene – 9-16, 5-8 TCCC
11.   Nichols – 7-17, 4-9 TCCC
12.   Western New England – 4-21, 3-10 TCCC
13.   Curry – 4-21, 2-11 TCCC
14.   University of New England – 4-21, 2-11 TCCC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Salve Regina 68, Wentworth 58 (OT)

NCAA Performance
o   Western Connecticut 89, Salve Regina 67

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Ryan Sheehan – Nichols – 6'3", So., G – 20.1 ppg
o   Sedale Jones – Curry – 6'4", Jr., G/F – 19.2 ppg
o   John Flakes – Eastern Nazarene – 6'3", So., G/F – 16 ppg
o   David Dempsey – Gordon – 6'5", Jr., F – 15.5 ppg
o   Justin Kuntz – Nichols – 5'10", Jr., F – 15.3 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   John Flakes – Eastern Nazarene – 6'3", So., G/F – 9.2 rpg
o   David Dempsey – Gordon – 6'5", Jr., F – 7.5 rpg
o   Erik Callo – Endicott – 6'8", Sr., C – 7.2 rpg
•   Assists
o   DeAngelo Alston – Eastern Nazarene – 5'8", Sr., G – 4.2 apg
o   Aaron Johnson – Eastern Nazarene – 5'10", Jr., G – 3.7 apg
o   Michael Salis – Nichols – 6'0", Jr., G – 3.6 apg
•   Steals
o   Aaron Johnson – Eastern Nazarene – 5'10", Jr., G – 2.4 spg
•   Blocks
o   Erik Callo – Endicott – 6'8", Sr., C – 2.4 bpg
•   FG %
o   Erik Callo – Endicott – 6'8", Sr., C - .600 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   Ryan Sheehan – Nichols – 6'3", So., G - .432 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   Marcus Winn – University of New England – 5'11", Sr., G – 79 3FG
•   FT %
o   Ryan Sheehan – Nichols – 6'0", So., G - .865 FT%

TCCC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Anna Maria College – 18-10, 11-2 TCCC
2.   Wentworth – 18-11, 10-3 TCCC
3.   Roger Williams – 17-9, 9-4 TCCC
4.   Salve Regina – 17-11, 9-5 TCCC
5.   Endicott – 17-10, 8-5 TCCC
6.   Colby-Sawyer – 12-13, 8-5 TCCC
7.   Regis – 15-12, 8-6 TCCC
8.   Gordon – 11-15, 7-6 TCCC
9.   New England College – 17-8, 6-7 TCCC
10.   Eastern Nazarene – 9-16, 5-8 TCCC
11.   Nichols – 7-17, 4-9 TCCC
12.   Western New England – 4-21, 3-10 TCCC
13.   Curry – 4-21, 2-11 TCCC
14.   University of New England – 4-21, 2-11 TCCC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Salve Regina 68, Wentworth 58 (OT)

NCAA Performance
o   Western Connecticut 89, Salve Regina 67

MASCAC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Salem State – 20-7, 11-1 MASCAC
2.   Bridgewater State – 19-10, 7-5 MASCAC
3.   MCLA – 17-10, 7-5 MASCAC
4.   Westfield State – 12-15, 7-5 MASCAC
5.   Framingham State – 10-15, 5-7 MASCAC
6.   Worcester State – 6-20, 4-8 MASCAC
7.   Fitchburg State – 4-19, 1-11 MASCAC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Bridgewater State 91, Salem State 73

NCAA Performance
o   WPI 58, Bridgewater State 57

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Brian Clark – Salem – 6'6", Jr., C – 19.3 ppg
o   Matt Devine – Westfield – 6'7", Jr., C – 13.3 ppg
o   Monte Goodwin – Worcester – 6'4", Jr., F – 12 ppg
o   Jamal Brown – MCLA – 6'2", Sr., F – 11.9 ppg
o   Lee Vazquez – Westfield – 5'6", Jr., G – 11.9 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Matt Devine – Westfield – 6'7", Jr., C – 9.2 rpg
o   Jamal Brown – MCLA – 6'2", Sr., F – 7.4 rpg
o   Brian Clark – Salem – 6'6", Jr., C – 6.9 rpg
•   Assists
o   Apollos Wade – Salem – 5'10", Sr., G – 3.7 apg
o   Shawn Yard – Bridgewater – 5'10", Jr., G – 3.6 apg
o   Andrew Morgan – Westfield – 6'0", So., G – 3.3 apg
•   Steals
o   Frank Stephenson – Worcester – 5'11", Sr., G – 2 spg
•   Blocks
o   Matt Devine – Westfield – 6'7", Jr., C – 2.4 bpg
•   FG %
o   Marcellus Lee – Westfield – 6'5", Sr., C - .650 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   Tavone Wynder – Salem – 6'4", So., G - .394 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   Lee Vazquez – Westfield – 6'0", Jr., G – 42 3FG
•   FT %
o   Frank Stephenson – Worcester – 5'11", Sr., G - .848 FT%

LEC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Rhode Island College – 21-8, 11-3 LEC
2.   Western Connecticut – 22-6, 11-3 LEC
3.   Eastern Connecticut – 21-10, 10-4 LEC
4.   Keene State – 17-11, 8-6 LEC
5.   Mass.-Dartmouth – 11-15, 7-7 LEC
6.   Plymouth State – 11-14, 5-9 LEC
7.   Southern Maine – 10-15, 2-12 LEC
8.   Mass.-Boston – 8-17, 2-12 LEC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   Rhode Island College 62, Eastern Connecticut 49

NCAA Performance
o   Rhode Island College 83, Penn St.-Behrend 54 (1st Round)
o   Rhode Island College 71, Oswego State 63 (2nd Round)
o   Amherst 78, Rhode Island College 74 (3rd Round)
o   Western Connecticut 89, Salve Regina 67 (1st Round)
o   Middlebury 79, Western Connecticut 53 (2nd Round)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   DaQuan Brooks – Western Connecticut – 5'10", Sr., G – 21.8 ppg
o   Nick Nedwick – Eastern Connecticut – 6'1", Sr., G – 17.9 ppg
o   Ryan Martin – Keene State – 5'9", Jr., G – 14.8 ppg
o   Derek D'Amours – Keene State – 6'5", Sr., F/G – 14.8 ppg
o   Mike Akinrola – Rhode Island College – 6'6", Sr., C – 14.4 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Jamie Kohn – Eastern Connecticut – 6'5", Sr., F – 9.1 rpg
o   Justin Pulver – Mass.-Dartmouth – 6'8", Sr., C – 7.4 rpg
o   Rashad Wright – Keene State – 6'10", Jr., C – 6.5 rpg
•   Assists
o   Michael Mitchell – Mass.-Boston – 5'8", Sr., G – 4.3 apg
o   DaQuan Brooks – Western Connecticut – 5'10", Sr., G – 4.1 apg
o   Ryan Martin – Keene State – 5'9", Jr., G – 3.8 apg
•   Steals
o   Michael Mitchell – Mass.-Boston – 5'8", Sr., G – 2.6 spg
•   Blocks
o   Rashad Wright – Keene State – 6'10", Jr., C – 2.7 bpg
•   FG %
o   Mike Akinrola – Rhode Island College – 6'6", Sr., C - .587
•   3-pt FG %
o   Ryan Martin – Keene State – 5'9", Jr., G - .462
•   3FG Made
o   DaQuan Brooks – Western Connecticut – 5'10", Sr., G – 83
•   FT %
o   Ryan Martin – Keene State – 5'9", Jr., G - .961

NEWMAC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.  WPI – 23-6, 11-1 NEWMAC
2.  MIT – 20-9, 7-5 NEWMAC
3.  Springfield – 15-11, 7-5 NEWMAC
4.  Coast Guard – 11-14, 5-7 NEWMAC
5.  Babson – 10-15, 5-7 NEWMAC
6.  Clark – 10-15, 4-8 NEWMAC
7.  Wheaton (Mass.) – 8-16, 3-9 NEWMAC

2010-11 Conference Championship
o   MIT 63, WPI 52

NCAA Performance
o   MIT 82, Ithaca 78 (1st Round)
o   Rochester 60, MIT 52 (2nd Round)
o   WPI 58, Bridgewater State 57 (1st Round)
o   Amherst 92, WPI 70 (2nd Round)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Brian Vayda – Clark – 6'5", Sr., F – 17.6 ppg
o   Mitchell Kates – MIT – 6'1", Jr., G – 15.6 ppg
o   Will Tashman – MIT – 6'8", Jr., F – 14.1 ppg
o   Kevin Sowers – Coast Guard – 6'1", So., G – 13.4 ppg
o   Jamie Karraker – MIT – 6'4", Sr., G – 12.7 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Will Tashman – MIT – 6'8", Jr., F – 8.9 rpg
o   Brian Vayda – Clark – 6'5", Sr., F – 8 rpg
o   Matt Carr – WPI – 6'7", Sr., F – 7 rpg
•   Assists
o   Mitchell Kates – MIT – 6'1", Jr., G – 5.0 apg
o   Kevin Sowers – Coast Guard – 6'1", So, G – 3.2 apg
o   Will Bayliss – Wheaton – 5'11", So., G – 2.8 apg
•   Steals
o   Mitchell Kates – MIT – 6'1", Jr., G – 2.24 spg
•   Blocks
o   Ryan Coburn – Springfield – 6'8", Sr., F/C – 2.92 bpg
•   FG %
o   Kris Noonan – Babson – 6'6", Sr., C - .605 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   Jamie Karraker – MIT – 6'4", Sr., G - .431 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   Jamie Karraker – MIT – 6'4", Sr., G – 97 3FGM
•   FT %
o   Brian Vayda – Clark – 6'5", Sr., F - .814 FT%

NESCAC

2010-11 Final Standings

1.   Williams – 29-3, 9-0 NESCAC
2.   Middlebury – 28-2, 8-1 NESCAC
3.   Amherst – 25-4, 7-2 NESCAC
4.   Trinity (Conn.) – 14-12, 4-5 NESCAC
5.   Tufts – 13-12, 4-5 NESCAC
6.   Bowdoin – 14-10, 3-6 NESCAC
7.   Bates – 12-13, 3-6 NESCAC
8.   Connecticut College – 12-13, 3-6 NESCAC
9.   Colby – 11-13, 2-7 NESCAC
10.   Wesleyan – 11-13, 2-7 NESCAC

2010-11 Conference Championship
Middlebury 63, Williams 54

NCAA Performance
o   Middlebury 79, Western Connecticut 53 (2nd Round)
o   Middlebury 61, Rochester 52 (3rd Round)
o   Middlebury 65, St. Mary's (Md.) 50 (National Quarterfinals)
o   St. Thomas 59, Middlebury 57 (National Semifinals)
o   Williams 86, Husson 83 (OT) (1st Round)
o   Williams 84, Becker 63 (2nd Round)
o   Williams 79, Virginia Wesleyan 73 (3rd Round)
o   Williams 77, Amherst 71 (National Quarterfinals)
o   Wooster 71, Wooster 73 (National Semifinals)
o   Amherst 79, Skidmore 39 (1st Round)
o   Amherst 92, WPI 70 (2nd Round)
o   Amherst 78, Rhode Island College (3rd Round)
o   Williams 77, Amherst 71 (National Quarterfinals)

RETURNING LEADERS
•   Scoring
o   Will Hanley – Bowdoin – 6'7", Sr., F/G – 19.8 ppg
o   Shasha Brown – Wesleyan – 6'9", Jr., G – 19.2 ppg
o   James Wang – Williams – 6'0", Sr., G – 18.4 ppg
o   Matt Vadas – Conn – 6'3'", So., G – 16.5 ppg
o   Ryan Sharry – Middlebury – 6'8", Sr., F – 13.7 ppg
•   Rebounding
o   Will Hanley – Bowdoin – 6'7", Sr., F/G – 11.3 rpg
o   Ryan Sharry – Middlebury – 6'8", Sr., F – 10.5 rpg
o   Alex Orchowski – Tufts – 6'5", Jr., F – 7.4 rpg
•   Assists
o   Jake Wolfin – Middlebury – 6'2", Jr., G – 5.0 apg
o   Shasha Brown – Wesleyan – 6'0", Jr., G – 3.8 apg
o   Justin Nowell – Bowdoin – 6'0", Sr., G – 3.5 apg
•   Steals
o   Amauris Quezada – Tufts – 5'10", Sr., G – 2.68 spg
•   Blocks
o   Ryan Sharry – Middlebury – 6'8", Sr., F – 2.11 bpg
•   FG %
o   Peter Kaasila – Amherst – 6'9", Jr., C - .606 FG%
•   3-pt FG %
o   David Waller – Amherst – 6'6", Sr., G/F - .477 3FG%
•   3FG Made
o   James Klemm – Williams – 6'3", Jr., G – 92 3FG
•   FT %
o   Jason Mendell – Wesleyan – 6'3", Sr., G/F - .911 FT%

Surprised the Rochester site is NCAA tourney game eligible with those dimensions.

St. Mary's quickness and shooting giving Midd some problems early but Panthers grabbing momentum here at the end of the 1st.  In a bit of a grinder so far St. Mary's leads 27-25.

Certainly valid points made by Larry...still very unfortunately for the Middlebury faithful to not see those games in Pepin Gym.  Surely earned it.  Can't sweat it now though.

Any thoughts on the Middlebury/Rochester matchup.  Don't know much about Rochester but saw Coach Flockerzi's teams at Skidmore.  They liked to trap/double the ball a ton, play relatively chaotic, and take a bunch of 3's.  Realizing the Grinnell roots and their roster looks tiny, is that the kind of game Rochester is looking to play?  Have to imagine Middlebury's size advantage will be a major factor in the game Friday.

...and then there were 16...