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Name:
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Ryan Callahan |
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35 |
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Height: |
6-3 |
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Weight: |
192 |
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Position: |
Guard |
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Class:
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Senior |
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Hometown: |
Contoocook, NH |
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Major: |
Biology |
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2008-09: |
Appeared in 27 games while starting in 23 ...
Averaged 27.4 minutes played per game ... Scored
in double digits a total of 20 times including a
season high of 27 points against Edinboro and
Kutztown University ... Connected with 74% of free
throw attempts at 4th highest on the team ...
Grabbed 127 rebounds at 3rd on the team ... Had 22
steals at 3rd highest on the team |
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2007-08: |
At Mansfield -- 2007-08 -- came off the
bench in all 27 games averaging 15 minutes per
game ... ranked fifth on team in scoring (9.1 ppg)
...scored in double figures in ten games including
30 points in an overtime loss against Millersville
... hit 6-12 treys in Millersville game ... scored
28 points in win over Seton Hill ... scored 17
points in win over Bloomsburg including 8-8
performance from free throw line ... scored 16
points in first game with Mounties in win over
LeMoyne ... 33 treys second most on team. |
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2006-07: |
Transferred from NCAA
Division I Wagner College -- at Wagner - 2006-07
(Freshman): Played in 18 games on the season
scoring 31 points ... shot 77 percent from the
foul line ... Had a career outing vs Union
(12/15) shooting 4-5 from the field and scoring
eight points with two rebounds in 13 minutes ...
had two rebounds vs NCAA Tournament qualifier
Purdue ... erupted for seven points in
three minutes vs FDU hitting a three and
shooting 3-3 from the floor to go along with two
steals ... played 10 minutes in the NEC Tournament
game as Sacred Heart making 3-4 free throws
and grabbing three offensive rebounds. |
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Before
Mansfield: |
Played his
final two high school years at the Taft School
(Watertown, CT) ... helped the Rhinos to the 2005
Tri-State League Co-Championship ... In 2004 was
the NH Class M Player of the Year ... named
Tri-State League MVP and All-NEPSAC in 2005 ... as
a senior in 2006 was again selected All-NEPSAC and
First Team for the Tri-State League ... scored
over 2,000 career points in his prep school career
... played AAU ball with Tyler Roche (Boston
College) and Troy Bowmen (High Point) on the New
Hampshire Playerz. |
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The
Book on Callahan: |
The Book on Callahan
-- strong outside shooter who can also get to the
basket ... came off the bench in all 27 games last
season and ranked fifth on the team in scoring
averaging 9.1 points per game ... aggressive
player who makes things happen when on the court
... projected starter at shooting guard ... MU
Presidential Scholar Athlete ... biology
major. |
