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Plattsburgh State streaking into postseasonFebruary 15, 2018Last year's frustration fueled this year's success for the Cardinals. Selfless sacrifice has been the key to the turnaround. More in Around the East.
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LBC's Webster overcomes Lyme Disease to lead ChargersFebruary 08, 2018Lancaster Bible's Kirsten Webster finally has the energy to play basketball. After missing out on her first two seasons of college basketball, she is playing at a high level for the NEAC South-leading Chargers. More in Around the East.
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For Oneonta's Thompson, the learning never endsFebruary 01, 2018After 26 seasons and over 400 wins as a head coach, Daphne Thompson still finds herself listening to and learning from her players. That's a big reason why the Red Dragons have handled a roster overhaul this season. More in Around the East.
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Whichever way the wind blowsJanuary 17, 2018Hobart's Luke Ruddy spent his summer studying weather patterns in Montana. Upon his return to campus, he had to adapt to a new role for the Statesmen, a role that he has embraced. More in Around the East.
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The perseverance of Nick PaquetteJanuary 11, 2018The SUNY New Paltz junior was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia in April. He never missed a start as he continues to inspire his coaches and teammates. More in Around the East.
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What drives Alexandra Leslie?January 03, 2018The two-time East Region Player of the Year is a force on the court. The Rochester senior is just as driven to improve herself and those around her off the court as well. Andrew Lovell has more in Around the East.
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Chasin wins gold and more in IsraelDecember 20, 2017Ithaca senior guard Marc Chasin had a unique opportunity to represent his country at the Maccabiah Games in Israel this last summer. He came home with a gold medal, a deeper appreciation for his faith and a lot of memories. Andrew Lovell has the story in Around the East.
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Coaching change in the CardsDecember 07, 2017One conversation with St. John Fisher coach Rob Kornaker brought Mike Grosodonia from a nearby high school to the Cardinals' sideline. Another opened up the door for Grosodonia to become the program's new head coach. Andrew Lovell talks with the Cards' new leader in Around the East.
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Better late than never for SUNY PolyFebruary 22, 2017SUNY Poly's top players only have an abbreviated stint playing for the Wildcats. They are making the most out of their time after transferring late in their college careers, learning to play with and lead eight freshmen. More in Around the East.
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Standing tall on his own two feetFebruary 15, 2017Tyler Stenglein overcame a gruesome leg injury in high school. Upon arriving at Nazareth, he endured a frustrating medical redshirt season. Now back to full strength, he is one of the top players in the Empire 8. Andrew Lovell has more in Around the East.
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Seeing is believing for Gallaudet menFebruary 08, 2017History is in reach for the Bison, who are on the verge of earning the program's first NCAA tournament berth. At Gallaudet, the coaches and players recognize that they're playing for something greater than themselves. More in Around the East.
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Still unbroken, still unbeatenJanuary 31, 2017Once again, tragedy struck Geneseo's women's basketball program. Somehow, the Knights have channeled their grief into a 20-0 start while honoring their teammates who were lost far too soon. More in Around the East.
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From Georgia teammates to New York rivalsJanuary 25, 2017Deshon Burgess and Willie Zachery are Liberty League foes now. The paths that led them here differ, but they share humble southern beginnings and limitless futures. More in Around the East.
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Young and hungry coach has Hawks soaringJanuary 18, 2017Eight years ago, Waleed Farid was starring as a player at Stevens Institute of Technology. He then caught the coaching bug overseas. Now, he's leading his former Empire 8 rival Hartwick up the conference standings.
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Rochester learns through winningJanuary 11, 2017Last year, the Yellowjackets learned from their mistakes in disappointing losses. Early in the 2016-17 season, they are still learning how they can play better, but have done it while earning hard-fought victories. More in Around the East.
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Homes away from home for NYUJanuary 04, 2017The Violets' home court was demolished last year as part of a facilities upgrade on campus. NYU's women have not been deterred by their season on the road. More in Around the East.
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The man with a planDecember 07, 2016When Harry Johnson felt out of his element in his first year at Bard, he made a life-changing decision. He decided to dedicate his time and energy to making an impact at Bard and around the world. More in Around the East.
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Starting from scratch at Saint ElizabethNovember 30, 2016Tom Wagenblast is creating a culture in the Eagles' first season of men's basketball. Seventeen freshmen and one sophomore will set the tone at the recently co-ed college. More in Around the East.
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Born to the gameNovember 22, 2016Brockport senior Hannah Rehbaum grew up around women's basketball at the side of her mother, a former professional player and longtime college coach. She's hopes to follow in her mom's footsteps, but first will lead a young Golden Eagles squad. Andrew Lovell has more in Around the East.
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Hawks hold on for at least one more gameMarch 02, 2016New Paltz has relied on depth out of necessity this season, and the Hawks' undefined roles have led them back to the NCAA tournament. Adversity has also helped forge tight bonds, and this team wants to stay together as long as possible. More in Around the East.
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Different look, similar resultsFebruary 24, 2016St. John Fisher graduated six seniors from last season's 25-win team. The Cardinals seamlessly reloaded, led senior captain Tyler Hart and a trio of explosive sophomore guards. More in Around the East.
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A player's weakness becomes a coach's strengthFebruary 17, 2016Clarkson is thriving under second-year head coach Maureen Webster, thanks to the coach implementing a game plan that she would have loathed as a player. More in Around the East.
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Independently thrivingFebruary 10, 2016SUNY-Canton is in its first season as a full Division III member, but the Kangaroos are still without a conference. That hasn't slowed them at all, as the team is on the verge of its best season in 18 years. More in Around the East.
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The light is always green at HartwickFebruary 03, 2016The Hawks like to run and they like to shoot. Few teams are as dangerous from the perimeter in transition. They're fun to watch, but, more importantly, they're winning. More in Around the East.
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Undefeated, under the radarJanuary 27, 2016Lancaster Bible is one of just four men's teams still undefeated this season. The Chargers are in the midst of their third straight impressive regular season, but the past two ended in conference tournament disappointment. More in Around the East.
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A hidden gem finds his way at FredoniaJanuary 20, 2016Ian Helps and Fredonia State each took a chance on one another. After not playing much organized basketball in high school, the 6'6" sophomore is leading the Blue Devils in scoring for the second straight season. More in Around the East.
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A humbling month abroadJanuary 13, 2016A trip to India last summer was a life-altering event for Stevens forward Dylan Krause. Although she spent four weeks without basketball, she would not trade the experience for anything. More in Around the East.
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Lea and her new liver inspire the KnightsJanuary 06, 2016Geneseo State forward Lea Sobieraski survived a liver transplant and returned to the court last season. She continues to inspire her coaches, teammates, and community. Andrew Lovell has more in Around the East.
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Turning the page to a new yearDecember 09, 2015Records have already been broken in 2015, and there are several big games on tap early in 2016. Andrew Lovell looks back at some of the best performances of this season from 2015 and looks ahead to the marquee matchups on tap for January 2016 in Around the East.
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Much to be thankful forNovember 25, 2015Lyteshia Price is thankful for the support of the Oneonta State community that has helped her balance motherhood, school, and basketball. The Red Dragons are thankful for the resilience and determination of their leading scorer and rebounder. More in Around the East.