After ten minutes of play, Nyack would trail by 23-21 but Bloomfield would end the half with 16-11 run to lead by 7 points at the break at 39-32.  Bloomfield would pull out to an 11 point lead with just under 10 minutes in the game at 53-42, but Nyack would storm back into the game with a 11-2 run to trail 55-53 with 6 minutes remaining.

Bloomfield would convert from the free throw line in the closing minutes and eventually win 76-69.

Freshman Khalid Samuels would post a career high 22 points on 9-17 shooting from the floor.  Samuels would also tally 4 assists.  Jose Pena-Benjamin and Lafayette Curtis each added 14 points in the losing effort.   Pena-Benjamin would pull down a team high 11 rebounds and Curtis also deflected 3 shots.

Nyack returns to action this Saturday when they travel to take on Chestnut Hill College at 3 PM.

Nyack would trail Bloomfield 11-9 eight minutes into the contest, but Bloomfield would take off on a 26-9 run to take control of the contest, leading 37-18 at the break.  Nyack would be unable to bridge the gap in the 2nd half as Bloomfield would pull away to a 64-44 victory.

Khamari Tellis would lead Nyack with 16 points on 5-13 shooting from the floor, and Meghan Richards would pull down a team high 7 rebounds in the losing effort.

Nyack returns to action this Saturday when they travel to take on Chestnut Hill College at 1:00 PM.

The project focused on the main problem areas of the field, which included leveling out the warning track so that it was even with the outfield grass and laying a foundation of clay bricks beneath the mound and home plate areas.

After an hour and a half, 240 clay bricks were put in and 10 bags of clay mixture were used on top of the mound and home plate.

"Its amazing to me how much 30 people can accomplish in 90 minutes," states Head Coach Matt Cornacchione.  "This team continues to impress me with their work ethic, selflessness, and how they can make any task enjoyable."

The Warriors head to a new home field of their own this spring in Provident Bank Park, a newly built 38 million dollar stadium that is the home field of the Rockland Boulders of the Can-Am league.

Nyack would lead by as many as 10 points late in the first half and would enter the break up 6 points at 37-31.  The Warriors would lead 49-35 five minutes into the 2nd half, but GCU would finish the contest with a 27-7 run to pull out the 62-56 victory.

Nyack would see 4 players post 4 double digits in scoring in the losing effort.  Ashley Tallman would lead Nyack with a 14 points after a 6-11 performance from the floor.  Brittany Mitchell, Khamari Tellis, and Meghan Richards also totaled double digits in scoring with Richards pulling down a team high 7 rebounds and Mitchell adding a team high 6 assists.

Nyack returns to action this Wednesday when they host Bloomfield College in a men's and women's CACC basketball double-header beginning at 6 PM.

Nyack would lead Dominican by a score 19-18 seven minutes into the contest, but Dominican would rally with a 18-10 run to lead 37-28 with one and half minutes remaining in the period.  Nyack would close out the half with a 5-0 run to cut the lead to 4 points at the break.

In the 2nd half, Nyack would quickly tie the game at 41-41 but Dominican would stretch their lead back out to 9 points with just over five and a half minutes to play.  Nyack would respond with an 8 point outburst in the next minute of play, fueled by 2 three-point strikes by Freshman Chris Hampton. 

The Chargers would convert at the line in the closing moments of the contest and a last second 3 point effort by Hampton would fall just short as Dominican would hold on for the 76-73 victory.

Chris Hampton would lead Nyack with a team high 27 points on 8-17 shooting from the floor.  Senior Lafayette Curtis also turned in a strong performance with 16 points and 4 blocks.  Jose Pena-Benjamin and Khalid Samuels also reached double figures in scoring with Pena-Benjamin pulling down a team high 8 rebounds and Samuels adding 4 assists.

Nyack returns to action next Wednesday when they play host to Bloomfield College at 8 PM.

Nyack would lead the Chargers 9-8 six and a half minutes into the contest but Dominican would rally with a 27-9 run to end the with a 35-18 advantage.  Nyack would come only as close as 13 points before Dominican pulled away to a 62-46 finish.

Khamari Tellis would lead Nyack with a team high 13 points on 5-10 shooting from the floor.  Courtney Peay would pull down a team high 8 rebounds and Brittany Mitchell distributed a team best 5 assists.

Nyack returns to action this Saturday when they host Georgian Court at 1 PM.

In order to be named to the CACC All-Academic team, recipients must have participated in a CACC-Championship sport in
the fall. They must be at least a sophomore academically and athletically, have been a student-athlete at their current school
for at least two semesters, and achieve a cumulative grade-point-average of 3.50 or higher through the fall semester. The
complete list of honorees, separated by sport, is below.

Men's Soccer:

Felix Horn , Jr.,  (3.92) - Business Administration
*Gavin Penny, Sr., 3.84) - Accounting
Mikey Robinson, Jr., (3.57) - Business Administration

Women's Soccer:

Esther Huynh, So., (3.82) - Early Childhood
Heather Wakeley, So., (3.94) - TESOL
*Jennifer Jordan, Sr., (3.94) - Psychology
#Stephanie Mercier, Jr.,  (3.91) - Childhood Education
*Susanna Bicknell, Sr., (3.91) - Business Administration

Volleyball:

Brianna Kane, So., (3.50) - Childhood Education
Michelle Makela, Jr.,  (3.83) - TESOL
Tawnie Savage, Jr.,  (3.54) - Mathematics

Men's & Women's Cross Country:

*Ben Wallin, Sr., (3.68) - Religion
Jordan Wilhelm, Sr.,  (3.63) - Vocal Performance
#Stephen Mitzel, Sr.,  (3.81) - Accounting

Abigail Frank, Jr.,(3.55) - Childhood Education
Alethea Brown, Jr., (3.92) - Vocal Performance
Bethany Allison, So.,  (3.62) - Nursing
#Deborah McCarthy, Sr.,  (3.62) - Accounting
LeeAnn Mailly, Jr.,  (3.81) - Religion

% - 4-Time Honoree
* - 3-Time Honoree
# - 2-Time Honoree

Ten minutes into the first half of play, Nyack would hold a 20-15 advantage but would trail 36-35 at the break after a hard fought first half. Caldwell would take the lead for good with 16 minutes to play in the game and would manage to fight off several Nyack runs that saw the Warriors come as close as 4 points away from the Caldwell lead before winning 82-72.

Khamari Tellis and Ashley Tallman would each add 17 points for the Warrior women in the losing effort. Tallman would strike four times from three-point range and Brittany Mitchell would dish out a team high 7 assists.

Nyack returns to action this Thursday when they host Dominican College at 6 pm.

After a hard fought first half, Caldwell would take a narrow 5 point lead into the break by a score of 42-37. The Warriors would quickly cut the Caldwell lead to two points with just over 13 minutes remaining in the contest at 55-53. But Caldwell would answer with a 8-0 run to take a ten point lead with 11 minutes to play. Nyack would fight to pull as close as 4 points with 7 minutes remaining, but Caldwell would finish the game with a 27-6 run to win 94-69.

Four Warriors would post double-figures in scoring led by Chris Hampton with 19 points. Hampton also added a team high 5 assists. Lafayette Curtis would also post 16 points and pull down a team high 6 rebounds. Khalid Samuels would total 11 points and Jose Pena-Benjamin would add 10 in the losing effort.

The Warriors return to action this Thursday when they host Dominican College at 8 PM.

Tellis, a junior from Chicago, IL, netted 31 points in Tuesday's overtime loss to Concordia, with 29 of those points coming after the first half of play.  Tellis also played a huge part in the Nyack offense in last Thursday's win over Post as she netted 21 points while pulling down 13 rebounds and dishing out 5 assists.

The Warriors return to action this Saturday when they travel to take on Goldey-Beacom in Wilmington, DE.

Post would jump out to an early 24-10 in the first eight minutes of play, but Nyack would close the half with a 23-14 run of their own to trail the Eagles by five points at 38-33 at the break.

After a back and forth start to the 2nd half, Nyack would take the lead for good with six minutes left in the contest, and Post would not come closer then 2 points for the remainder of the game as the Warriors went on to a 71-65 win.

Khamari Tellis would lead the Warriors on the offensive end for the 2nd straight game with 21 points on 7-17 shooting.  Tellis would also pull down 13 rebounds, add 5 assists and 1 block.  Meghan Richards chipped in with the first double-double of her college career with 12 points and a team high 14 rebounds.  Courtney Peay and Ashley Tallman each reached double figures in scoring with Tallman totaling 12 points and Peay adding a season best 13.  Britney Mitchell would also dish out a team high 6 assists in the win.

Nyack returns to action next Saturday when they travel to Wilmington, Delaware to take on Goldey-Beacom.

Post would lead 14-13 seven and a half minutes into the contest but would close the half with a 25-15 run to end the half up 39-28.  Nyack would storm out of the gate in the 2nd half with a 27-15 run of their own to lead 55-54 with ten minutes remaining in the contest.  Post would pull back out to a 73-66 lead with a minute and a half remaining, but the Warriors would create several Post turnovers to trail 75-74 with six seconds to play.  The clock would run out on Nyack's game winning attempt in their final possession as Post held on for the win.

Nyack's most balanced offensive attack of the season would see five players reach double figures in scoring.  Jose Pena-Benjamin would lead the Warriors with 21 points on 7-13 shooting.  Chris Hampton would also tally 13 points, Khalid Samuels would register 12, and Chris Gibson and Lafayette Curtis would add ten points each.  Curtis also pulled down a season high 15 rebounds in the loss.

The Warriors return to action next Saturday when they travel to take on Goldey-Beacom College in Wilmington, Delaware.

Concordia would jump out to an early 26-6 lead in the first eight minutes of play before taking what seemed like a commanding 39-21 lead into the break.  In the 2nd period Nyack would use a 31-21 run to cut the Clipper lead to 10 points with just over 11 minutes remaining in the contest at 47-37.  Nyack would trail 61-58 with under a minute to play when Ashley Tallman nailed the game tying 3 pointer to force overtime.

With the game tied at 72 all, Concordia's Sade Jones delivered the game winner on a fade-away buzzer beater to give the Clippers a 74-72 victory.

Khamari Tellis would have a career day with 31 points on 9-19 shooting, with 29 points coming after the first half of play.  Tellis would also pull down a team high 11 rebounds and tally 3 steals.  Ashley Tallman also totaled 14 points, converting 3 times from 3 point range, and Brittany Mitchell tallied 10 points and a team high 6 assists.

Nyack returns to action Thursday when they host Post University at 6 PM.

Concordia would jump out to a 26-12 lead in the first ten minutes of the contest before taking a 50-32 lead into the break.  Nyack would pull as close as 14 points in the 2nd half before Concordia would stretch its lead to a 91-74 win.

Nyack would see four players reach double figures in scoring in the win.  Chris Hampton would lead the Warriors for the 2nd consecutive game with 18 points on 6-17 shooting.  Khalid Samuels and Ryan Woodard each totaled 14 points a piece, with Woodard also pulling down a team high 8 boards.  Lafayette Curtis also reached double figures in scoring with 12 points.

Nyack returns to action this Thursday when they host Post University at 8 PM.

Nyack, NY-  The men's basketball team was defeated in a back and forth contest that featured 8 lead changes and 7 ties against Holy Family University this afternoon in Bowman Gymnasium by a score of 77-71.  The loss drops the Warriors season record to 0-15 and conference record to 0-5.

The Warriors would lead by as many as 9 points in the first half at 28-19 with just under 5 minutes to play in the period before taking a 36-32 lead into the half.  Nyack would push its lead back to 10 points at 52-42 six minutes into the 2nd half after a 3-pointer by Jose Pena-Benjamin. 

Holy Family would answer with a 21-11 run of their own to tie the game at 63-63 with five and a half minutes remaining in the game.  With under a minute to play and the score tied 70-70, the Tigers would create a key turnover and convert from the free throw line in the closing seconds to win 77-71. 

Four Warriors would reach double figures in scoring in the losing effort.  Chris Hampton would post a career high 23 points on 8-16 shooting from the floor.  Khalid Samuels would also total 15 points and dish out a team high 5 assists.  Chris Gibson and Lafayette Curtis also reached double figures with 11 points each.

Nyack will return to conference action this Tuesday when they host Concordia College at 8 PM.

Holy Family would lead 17-14 with 8 minutes remaining in the half, but Holy Family would close out the period with a 15-0 run to take a commanding lead of the contest.  The Tigers would outscore Nyack 34-31 in the 2nd half to hold on for the win.

Brittany Mitchell would lead Nyack with a season high 13 points and a team high 5 assists in the losing effort.  Khamari Tellis also totaled double figures in scoring with 11 points and Sydney McIntosh also scored a career high 9 points in the contest.

Nyack returns to action this Tuesday when they host Concordia College at 6 PM.

Jose Pena-Benjamin would lead Nyack offensively with 10 points, and Maliek Patterson would pull down a team high 10 rebounds in the losing effort.

The men return to conference action this Saturday when they host Holy Family University.

Brandone Roberts would lead Nyack with 12 points, converting on 6-9 attempts from the floor.  Roberts would also pull down a team high 9 rebounds.  Khamari Tellis also added 9 points and 6 boards in the loss.

The Warriors return to conference action this Saturday when they play host to Holy Family University.