in a poll among conference
head coaches, Longpre’ didn’t disappoint them or anyone else with his
performance this year.Release Date: 11/21/02
For Immediate Release: Mounties Knock Off Longwood
82-67 to Earn Berth In Mansfield University/Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament --
Ian Conner scores 26 Points For Mountaineers
Mansfield -- The Mansfield University Mountaineers outscored Longwood University 30-11 over the final nine minutes of the game to rally for an 82-67 win in the opening round of the Mansfield University/Comfort Inn Tip-Off Tournament at Decker Gymnasium Friday night.
"It was a great win for us," said head coach Vince Alexander. "And you have to give a lot of credit to our juniors. When things really got tight Ian Connor, Brett Longpre and Glenn Jackson really step up and took charge."
Mansfield trailed 35-32 at halftime and 56-51 with 9:18 to play before going on a 12-0 run to take a 64-58 lead with 5:18 remaining.
Longwood would cut the lead to 67-63 with 3:41 to go, but the Mountaineers hit nine free throws over the final three minutes to pull out the win.
Ian Connor scored a game high 26 points, including 20 points in the second half and grabbed a game high eight rebounds. Connor connected on 8-12 from the field and 10-11 from the free throw line. Brett Longpre added 25 points with freshman Bill McNeil scoring 13. Corning's Glenn Jackson had nine points with eight rebounds and a blocked shot.
The Mountaineers will host New Jersey Tech in the championship game Saturday at 8 p.m. New Jersey Tech beat Stonehill College 70-64 in the opener.
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: BRETT LONGPRE` AND ALISON TAGLIAFERRI NAMED MANSFIELD
UNIVERSITY MEN’S AND WOMEN’S WINTER ATHLETES OF THE YEAR
MANSFIELD
– Brett Longpre` (Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe) and Alison
Tagliaferri (Linden/Jersey Shore) have been named the 2001-2002
Mansfield University Men’s and Women’s Winter Athletes of the Year. The
announcement was made at the MU Winter Sports Banquet Monday evening.
During
the 2001-2002 season, Longpre’ defied the “Sophomore Jinx” by becoming one
of the top players in the PSAC East.
A
preseason All-PSAC East selection in voting conducted in a poll among conference
head coaches, Longpre’ didn’t disappoint them or anyone else with his
performance this year.
A
second team All-PSAC East selection as a freshman last season, Longpre’ became
one of the few players in school history to earn 1st Team All-PSAC
East honors as a sophomore this year.
Not
only did he lead the team in scoring for the second straight season with a 15.9
points per game average, the 6-5 shooting guard also topped the team in rebounds
(109), games started (21) and minutes played.
In
addition, Longpre’ ranked fifth in the PSAC East in scoring, second in 3-point
field goals made (71), fourth in 3-point field goal percentage (39.7), and sixth
in free throw percentage.
His
nine 3-pointers against Cheyney was the most in a game in the PSAC East this
season and the second most in school history. Longpre’ also recorded the two
highest scoring games in the PSAC East during the 2001-2002 campaign, scoring 35
points against Roberts Wesleyan and 33 points against Cheyney.
The
son of Gillian Gregory and Ken Longpre’ of Welland, Longpre’ is majoring in
business management at Mansfield.
Few
freshmen have had a bigger impact on any athletic program at Mansfield
University as has Alison Tagliaferri this year.
In
her first season of collegiate basketball, Tagliaferri produced a long list of
first in Mountaineer women’s basketball history.
She
became the first Mountaineer to lead the PSAC East in scoring by averaging 14.6
points per game.
She
was the first player in Mountaineer history to earn PSAC East Player of the Week
honors twice in season.
She
was the first player in Mountaineer history to earn PSAC East Player and Rookie
of the Week honors in the same season.
She
was the first player in Mountaineer history to be selected to both All-PSAC East
1st Team and PSAC East Rookie of the Year honors.
She
was the first player in Mountaineer women’s basketball history to be nominated
for All-Regional and All-American honors in her freshman year.
In
addition to those many firsts, Tagliaferri also ranked fourth in the PSAC East
in field goal percentage hitting 50.4% of her shots, fifth in the PSAC East in
free throw percentage (75.3%), sixth in blocked shots (28) and ninth in rebounds
(7.0 rpg).
Scoring
in double figures in 23 of 26 games this season, Tagliaferri and her teammates
produced the second most successful season in school history.
The
daughter of Holly and Thomas Tagliaferri of Linden, Tagliaferri is an accounting
major at Mansfield.
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: BRETT LONGPRE’ NAMED TO 1ST TEAM ALL-PSAC
HONORS – SOPHOMORE EARNS ALL-CONFERENCE RECOGNATION FOR SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR
MANSFIELD
– Sophomore Brett Longpre` (Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe) has
been named to 1st Team All Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC)
East honors in voting conducted among the head basketball coaches in the PSAC
East and released today.
Longpre`,
a 6-5, guard, led the Mountaineers in scoring and ranked fifth in the PSAC East
averaging 15.9 points per game. Longpre, who scored in double figures 19 times
during the season, had the third, fourth and fifth highest scoring games in the
conference scoring 35, 33, and 32 points in three different games.
A
long distance specialist, Longpre` was third in the PSAC in 3-point field goals
made (71) and fourth in the PSAC East in 3-point field goal percentage (71-179,
39.7%). He was also sixth in the PSAC East in free throw percentage, connecting
on 75.8% (69-91) of his attempts.
In
addition, Longpre` pulled down a team best 109 rebounds with 32 assists, 27
steals and five blocks.
Longpre`
was selected to 2nd Team All-PSAC East honors as a freshman last
season.
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIES DROP 82-80 HEARTBREAKER IN LAST SECOND – DAMAR
LOPEZ SCORES 19 IN FINAL COLLEGIATE GAME
MANSFIELD – Khari McKie hit a jumper in the lane with
less than a second remaining to lift Millersville University to a 82-80 over
Mansfield University in the Mountaineers season finale at Decker Gymnasium
Saturday afternoon.
The
game was close throughout with 11 ties and 15 lead changes.
With the score tied 37-37 at intermission, Millersville
went on 17-8 run over the first five minutes of the second half taking a 54-45
lead with 14:26.
But
the Mountaineers would chip away over the next five minutes to close the gap to
57-56 of two free throws by Brett Longpre’.
Millersville
held a 80-77 lead when Brett Longpre’ was fouled on a 3-point attempt with :16
to play. Longpre’ hit all three free throws to tie the game before
Millersville Khari McKie worked the ball into the paint and put up a short
jumper with four-tenths of a second remaining to pull out the win.
The
game was plagued by 57 fouls with the teams combining for 67 free throws.
Damar
Lopez
closed out his outstanding collegiate career with 19 points for the Mountaineers
end his career with 1,064 points. Longpre’ also scored 19 for
Mansfield with Ian Conner adding 16 and senior Andy Scott
10 in his final collegiate contest.
Touchi
Udeinya scored a game high 30 points for Millersville.
The
Mountaineers end the season with a 9-16 overall record and 4-8 in the PSAC East.
Millersville wins the PSAC East with a 10-2 overall record and 17-9 overall
mark.
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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIES PLAYOFF HOPES DASHED IN 73-64 SETBACK AT KUTZTOWN
KUTZTOWN – The Mansfield University men’s basketball
team saw their PSAC playoff hopes dashed in a 73-64 setback at Kutztown
University Wednesday night.
The
Mountaineers, who led just twice in the early moments of the game, were never
able to get untracked and were out rebounded by a 45-24 margin.
After
trailing 41-28 at halftime, the Mountaineers staged a 14-6 run over the first
five minutes of the second half cutting the lead to 49-44 on a pair of free
throws by Alex Goodman but could pull no closer.
Goodman
scored a team high 17 points in just 15 minutes of play for the Mountaineers
with Brett Longpre’ and Kris Gibbs-Smith adding 12
points each.
Vince
Pease led Kutztown with 22 points while Bilal Salaam – the NCAA Division II
leader in blocked shots – had nine blocks and nine rebounds.
The
Mountaineers, who had to win their final two games of the season for a shot at a
playoff berth, fall to 9-15 overall and 4-7 in the PSAC East. Kutztown improves
to 5-19 and 2-9 in the conference.
Mansfield
will close out the season this Saturday afternoon against Millersville at Decker
Gymnasium.
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RELEASE DATE: 2-16-02
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE –MOUNTIES RALLY FALLS
SHORT IN LAST SECOND 77-74 HEARTBREAKER TO CHEYNEY– BRETT LONGPRE’ SCORES
GAME HIGH 33 POINTS ON NINE THREE POINTERS
MANSFIELD
– The Mansfield University Mountaineers would stage a furious second half
rally but would come up just short in a last second 77-74 heartbreaker against
Cheyney in PSAC East basketball action Saturday afternoon at Decker gymnasium.
Mansfield
trailed 64-51 with just over six minutes to play when the Mounties went on a
torrid 21-9 run to bring the game to within one on a Brett Longpre’ (Welland,
ONT/Governor Simcoe) three-pointer with 15 seconds remaining.
After
two Cheyney free throws, Longpre brought the Mounties back to within one point
again after hitting two foul shots to pull Mansfield to 74-75 with ten seconds
remaining.
Cheyney
hit 20 of 28 free throw attempts while the Mountaineers connected on 10 of 13.
On
a day where Longpre’ fell one three-pointer shy of tying the school record set
by Barrett Jones in 1995, it was under the basket that proved to be the hardest
shot. Longpre’s difficult shot from underneath the basket with two seconds
remaining fell off the rim and Cheyney’s Kharis Byrd grabbed the rebound and
was fouled. Byrd made both foul shots and with only a few tenths of a second
remaining on the clock Cheyney went on to seal the victory/
Andy
Scott (Medina, OH/Medina) was the Mounties next highest scorer with 13 points. Kris Gibbs-Smith
(Rochester, NY/Marshall) would add 11 and Damar Lopez (York/William Penn)
added 10. Only six of Longpre’s 33 points came from shots other than
three-pointers.
Anthony
Frazier led the Wolves with 19 points.
The
Mounties record now falls to 9-14 overall and 4-6 in the PSAC East while Cheyney
improves to 14-8 overall and 8-3 in PSAC East games.
The
Mounties will travel to Kutztown this Wednesday and then return home for the
season finale at Decker Gymnasium next Saturday, February 23 against
Millersville.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: BRETT LONGPRE’ SCORES A GAME HIGH
27 POINTS TO RALLY MANSFIELD TO 71-65 WIN OVER BLOOMSBURG IN KEY PSAC EAST
MATCHUP
MANSFIELD – Brett Longpre’ (Welland,ONT/Governor
Simcoe) scored a game high 27 points as the Mansfield University men’s
basketball team rallied from a nine-point second half deficit to down Bloomsburg
University 71-65 in a key PSAC East matchup Wednesday evening at Decker
Gymnasium.
Longpre’ connected on seven 3-pointers, including three
straight late in the first half to pull the Mountaineers to within five at 40-35
at intermission.
Bloomsburg held a 59-50 lead when Glenn Jackson (Lindley,NY/Corning
West) jumper with 5:03 to play that led to a 10-0 Mountaineer run and
their first lead of the game when Longpre’ hit a free throw to give Mansfield
it’s first lead of the game at 60-59 with 3:33 to play.
Another Longpre’ 3-pointer with 1:19 remaining gave the
Mountaineers a 65-61 advantage and they hit six of nine free throws in the final
:44 seconds to seal the win.
Kris Gibbs-Smith (Rochester,NY/Marshall)
had 13 points with Damar Lopez (York/William Penn) adding 11 for
the Mountaineers. Adam Bohman led four Bloomsburg players in double figures with
15 points.
The win keeps the Mountaineers playoff hopes alive as they
move to 9-13 overall and 4-5 in the PSAC East. Bloomsburg falls to 12-11 and 5-4
in the PSAC East.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: FRESHMAN KRIS GIBBS-SMITH NAMED
PSAC EAST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
MANSFIELD – Mansfield University freshman Kris
Gibbs-Smith 
(Rochester,NY/Marshall) has been
named the Pennsylvania
State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division Rookie of the Week for his
outstanding efforts during the week ending 2/09/02.
Gibbs-Smith keyed Mansfield to a 19-point win over East
Stroudsburg by recording his first double-double of the year.
He scored 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, while adding three blocks
and two steals in the Mountaineers' only game of the week.
For the season, Gibbs-Smith has appeared in 21 games with
eight starts. He is averaging 5.0 points and 3.5 rebounds per game.
Gibbs-Smith is the son of Allen and Wahjah Smith of
Rochester.
The Mountaineers are 8-13 overall this season and 3-5 in the
PSAC East. They face a key game with Bloomsburg University this Wednesday night
to keep their PSAC playoff hopes alive.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIES DROPPED 89-78 DECISION IN
FOUL FEST AT WEST CHESTER – RAMS TAKE 30 FREE THROWS IN FINAL 6:22 TO BREAK
OPEN ONE POINT GAME
WEST CHESTER – West Chester shot an incredible 53 free
throws, including 30 in the final 6:22 of the game to break open a one-point
contest on their way to an 89-78 win over Mansfield University in a PSAC East
game at Hollinger Field House Saturday afternoon.
Mansfield trailed by as much as 10 points early in the first
half before rallying to take a 38-32 lead at halftime when Glenn Jackson (Lindley,NY/Corning
West) hit a 50-foot shot at the buzzer. The Mountaineers led by as much
as 44-35 with 17:34 to play on back-to-back 3-pointers by Brett Longpre’
(Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe) before West Chester would pull to within
one point at the 14:11 mark.
West Chester would go up by five points (63-58) with just
under eight minutes to play, but Mansfield would pull to within 65-64 on a
jumper by Ian Conner (Scranton/Scranton Prep) a minute later.
Over the final 6:22 of the game, West Chester would take 30
free throws – hitting 20 – while scoring just two baskets from the field.
Mansfield shot eight free throws, connecting on five, over the same span.
For the game, West Chester connected on 37-53 free throws
while Mansfield shot 21-28 from the line. A total of 58 fouls were called during
the game.
Brett Longpre’ had a game high 20 points for the
Mountaineers with freshman Kris Gibbs-Smith (Rochester,NY/Marshall)
adding 12 before being one of three MU post players to foul out. Senior Alex
Goodman (New Freedom/Susquehannock) had 10 points.
Ramzee Stanton led West Chester with a game high 22 points
– 16 of them coming on free throws.
Mansfield falls to 7-13 overall and 2-5 in the PSAC East
while West Chester improves to 13-7 and 5-1 in the PSAC East.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIES FALL TO BLOOMSBURG 90-82
IN OVERTIME
BLOOMSBURG – Bloomsburg University scored the final six
points in regulation and then connected on 12 of 14 free throws in overtime to
outlast Mansfield University 90-82 in overtime in a PSAC East contest at Nelson
Field House.
The game was a battle throughout with Mansfield holding a
26-14 lead after going on a 18-0 run midway through the first half. But
Bloomsburg came right back with a 13-0 run to pull to a 29-29 tie at
intermission.
Neither team was able to forge more than a three point lead
for most of the second half until the Mountaineers pulled ahead 70-65 on a
3-pointer by Jason Roscoe (York/William Penn) with 2:20 to play.
Mansfield held a 72-66 lead when Brett
Longpre’(Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe) hit a jumper with 1:35 to play,
but Bloomsburg would rally to score the final six points of regulation sending
the game into overtime at 72-72.
Bloomsburg put the game away in OT by hitting on 12 of 14
free throws.
Brett Longpre’ led the Mountaineers with 18 points while Andy
Scott (Medina,OH/Medina), seeing his first action since suffering an
injury against East Stroudsburg three games ago, scored 17 points – all in the
second half. Alex Goodman (New Freedom/Susquehannock) added 12.
Bloomsburg won the game at the free throw line, connecting on
36 off 44 attempts. Mansfield was 14 of 25 on free throw attempts.
All five Bloomsburg starters hit for double figures led by
Jay DeShields and Adam Bohman with 22 points each.
Mansfield wraps up the first half of the PSAC East schedule
with a 2-4 mark while falling to 7-12 overall. Bloomsburg improves 4-1 in the
PSAC East and 11-8 overall.
The Mountaineers travel to West Chester on Saturday.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: PARTY TIME FOR DAMAR LOPEZ AS HE
SCORES HIS 1,000 POINT IN 81-77 OVERTIME WIN OVER UDC
MANSFIELD – It was “party time” for senior Damar
Lopez (York/William Penn) who scored his 1,000 career point on the first
basket of overtime to lift Mansfield University to a 81-77 come-from-behind win
over the University of the District of Columbia at Decker Gym Monday night.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: TORRID SECOND
RALLY FALLS SHORT FOR MOUNTAINEERS IN 80-74 SETBACK AT CHEYNEY – BRETT
LONGPRE’ TIES CAREER HIGH WITH A GAME HIGH 32 POINTS
CHEYNEY, PA – Sophomore Brett Longpre (Welland,ONT/Governor
Simcoe) scored a game high 32 points, but a Mansfield University men’s
basketball rally came up just short in a 80-74 setback in a PSAC East contest
against Cheyney University at Cope Hall Saturday afternoon.
Cheyney went on a 25-9 run over the last ten minutes of the
first half to break up a close game and take a 48-31 advantage into
intermission.
The Wolves would increase their advantage to 51-33 with 18:32
to play, but the Mountaineers would ride the 3-pointer, including five by
Longpre’ in the second half, to tie the score at 67-67 on a 3-pointer by Brian
Bryant (Philadelphia/Suffield Academy) with just under six minutes
remaining.
Cheyney would retake the lead, but
never by more than three points, before Longpre’ hit two free throws with 1:19
to play.
With the score 76-74, Cheyney’s Melvin Easton hit a huge
3-pointer coming out of a time out for what proved to be an insurmountable 79-74
lead with :18 to play.
Mansfield attempted 35 3-point field goals, including 8
for 15 in the second. Longpre’ connected on eight 3-pointers on his way to his
32 points.
Damar Lopez (York/William Penn)
had 11 points and four assists for MU while Jason Roscoe (York/William Penn)
added 10 points. Melvin Eason come off the bench to top four Cheyney players in
double figures with 19 points.
The Mountaineers fall to 6-10 overall and 2-2 in the PSAC
East. Cheyney improves to 8-6 and 2-1 in conference play.
Mansfield will host the University of the District of
Columbia in a non-conference contest Monday at Decker Gymnasium starting at 7
p.m.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DAMAR LOPEZ SCORES 27 FOR
MOUNTAINEERS IN 89-75 WIN OVER EAST STROUDSBURG
MANSFIELD – Senior guard Damar Lopez (York/William
Penn) led four Mountaineers in double figures with a game high 27 points
to lead Mansfield University to a 89-75 PSAC East win over East Stroudsburg at
Decker Gymnasium Wednesday night.
The Mountaineers went on a 21-8 run five minutes into the
game to take a 30-14 led on a pair of Brett Longpre’ free throws and
would keep a double digit lead for the rest of the game.
Lopez, who scored 20 points in the second half, connected on
10-14 shots from the field including 4-5 3-point attempts as the Mountaineers
shot a season high 55.2% from the floor.
Brett Longpre’ (Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe)
had 21 points for the Mountaineers with Andy Scott (Medina,OH/Medina)
and Ian Conner (Scranton/Scranton Prep) adding 10 each.
John Krimmel scored a team high 20 points for East
Stroudsburg.
Mansfield improves to 2-1 in the PSAC East and 6-9 overall
while East Stroudsburg falls to 3-11 and 0-1 in conference play.
The Mountaineers will travel to Cheyney this Saturday.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SLIPPERY ROCK RALLIES FOR 73-67 WIN
OVER MU MEN – DAMAR LOPEZ SCORS TEAM HIGH 16 FOR MOUNTIES
SLIPPERY ROCK – Slippery Rock rallied from a 17-2
first half deficit to down Mansfield University 73-67 in a PSAC crossover
contest at Morrow Field House Sunday afternoon.
Mansfield score the first 12 points of the game taking a 12-0
lead with 14:57 remaining on a layup by freshman Kris Gibbs-Smith (Rochester,NY/Marshall)
and increased that lead to 17-2 on a layup by Andy Scott (Medina,OH/Medina)
with 11:16 to go in the first half.
But after a timeout, Slippery Rock
went on a 26-13 run over the next 10 minutes as the Mountaineers held on to a
30-28 lead at intermission.
Both teams battled through the second half with 18 lead
changes and five ties. After trailing late in the game, the Mountaineers took a
65-63 lead on a jumper by Damar Lopez (York/William Penn) with
1:36 to play. But Slippery Rock would hit 6-8 free throws over the final :25
seconds of the game
Damar Lopez led the Mountaineers with 16 points while Ian
Conner (Scranton/Scranton Prep) had 12 points and a game high nine
rebounds. Andy Scott added 11 points.
Aaron Epps led Slippery Rock with a game high 27 points.
Mansfield falls to 5-9 overall and will host East Stroudsburg
this Wednesday night in a PSAC East matchup.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: EDINBORO RALLIES FOR 77-72 WIN OVER
MOUNTAINEERS – DAMAR LOPEZ SCORES 19 IN LOSING EFFORT
EDINBORO – The Mansfield University Mountaineers were
outscored 41-29 in the second half in suffering a 77-72 setback to Edinboro
University in a PSAC crossover contest at McComb Field House Saturday afternoon.
Behind Damar Lopez (York/William Penn), who
scored 10 of his team high 19 points in the first half, the Mansfield took a
43-36 lead at intermission.
But the Mountaineers would go stone-cold from the field in
the second half hitting just 29% (10-34) of their shots while
Edinboro connected on 48% of their second half field goals.
Edinboro held the Mountaineers
scoreless for the first five minutes of the second going on a 12-0 run to take a
48-43 lead on Dan Grabill’s 3-pointer. The score remained close with Edinboro
never leading by more than seven points.
Mansfield cut the lead to 74-72 with :34 left to play when Ian
Conner (Scranton/Scranton Prep) hit a layup, was fouled and made the
layup.
After Dan Grabill hit two free throws for Edinboro three
seconds later, the Mountaineers missed three 3-point attempts in the final :25
seconds.
Ian Conner scored 15 for the Mountaineers with Brett
Longpre` (Welland,ONT/Governor Simcoe) adding 11.
Kenny Tate had a double-double for Edinboro with a game high
24 points and 18 rebounds.
Mansfield falls to 5-8 overall while Edinboro improves to
8-5.
The Mountaineers travel to Slippery Rock for a PSAC crossover
game Sunday afternoon.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIE MEN FALL TO WEST CHESTER
67-55 – BRETT LONGPRE HAS 21 FOR MU
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MOUNTIE MEN FALL TO IUP 103-87
– DAMAR LOPEZ PACES MU WITH CAREER HIGH 31 POINTS
MANSFIELD – Despite a career best 31 point effort from Damar
Lopez, the Mansfield University men’s basketball team could not overcome
IUP’s inside game in falling 103-87 in a PSAC crossover contest at Decker
Gymnasium on Sunday afternoon.
The game was close throughout most of the first half with the
Mountaineers tailing 32-29 on a free throw by Andy Scott with 6:26 remaining in
the first half.
But a 19-8 run would give IUP a 51-37 halftime advantage.
IUP used it’s inside game and five NCAA Division I transfers in Leon Piper (Delaware State), Aaron Faulkner (Monmouth), Keenan Holmes (Rice), Wes Layton (Campbell), and Dennis Mims (Virginia Tech) to overpower the Mountaineers on the boards (51-33).
The contest featured 54 fouls and a combined 82 free throws
between the two team with IUP connecting on 37-48 from the line and Mansfield
23-34.
Damar Lopez (York/William Penn)
hit 14-14 from the free throw line on his way to a game high 31 points with Ian
Conner (Scranton/Scranton Prep) recording a double-double with 15 points and
10 rebounds. Jason Roscoe (York/William Penn) added 14 points with Jason
Clayton (Philadelphia/CCP) a season high 13.
Leon Piper led five IUP players in double figures with 25
points.
The Mountaineers fall to 5-6 overall while IUP improves to
10-1.
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