Nashua, N.H. – Sophomore Ryan Gauthier (Nashua) tallied a game-high 23 points including 18 in the first half with six three-pointers and Eric Webster (Oakland, Cal.) notched 18 points guiding host Daniel Webster past Fitchburg State, 83-69 in a regional matchup Tuesday night at Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Daris Cosby (Albany, N.Y.) picked up 14 points, draining four from outside, as the Eagles remained undefeated improving to 8-0 continuing its best ever start and topped the Falcons for the first time since 2010.
Aiden Collins (Paterson, N.J.) converted a layup with 16 seconds remaining in overtime to give host Daniel Webster a 93-92 lead and the Eagles held on the closing seconds for wild and physical 94-92 victory over Regis in a NECC contest Saturday at Mario Vagge Gymnasium. Senior Daris Cosby (Albany, N.Y.) registered 22 points – including number 1,000 for his career – as the Eagles remained perfect as part of their best start ever in improving to 7-0 (2-0 NECC).
Freshman Kywane Thomas and the Rivier University Raiders defeated the Daniel Webster College Eagles, 68-62 in the nation's first Division III Basketball game of the season early this morning.
Sometimes passing comments in an informal conversation can create quite a stir.
When Rivier University and Daniel Webster College men's basketball coaches Dave Morissette and Dave Faucher were discussing a date to play for this upcoming season on the phone, Morissette casually threw out the idea of playing a game just after midnight on the first possible date to play, Nov. 15.
Senior Chris Voukides (Salem, N.H.) and sophomore John Hickson (Springfield, Mass.) notched 15 points apiece but Elms College used a steady and balanced attack keyed by 19 points from Daniel Gonzalez (E. Windsor, Conn.) on the way to an 87-69 NECC victory over the Eagles in Daniel Webster's regular season home finale Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
The tandem of Derrick Cenicola, Taeshon Johnson (Pittsfield, Mass.) and Lance Spratling combined for 59 points leading Southern Vermont College past host Daniel Webster, 80-71 in a NECC men's basketball matchup Tuesday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium. Keith Speed paced the Eagles (10-11, 4-7 NECC) attack with 17 points.
Senior forward Eric Suarez (Brooklyn, N.Y.) knocked down a game high 20 points for host Daniel Webster, but Newbury College posted six players scoring in double figures as the Nighthawks grabbed a 72-65 victory over the Eagles in a New England Collegiate Conference men's basketball matchup Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
After shooting just 23-percent in the opening half the Daniel Webster men's basketball team hit 57-percent from the field in the second frame but couldn't catch up with host Becker College as the Hawks posted a 75-63 victory over the Eagles in a NECC matchup Saturday at Becker College.
Daniel Webster and Castleton State had never met in men's basketball until Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium. If the first meeting is any indication, it could turn into a regional rivalry. Castleton's sophomore guard Mark Comstock (Rutland, Vt.) drew a foul inside and sank both free throws with 5.9 seconds remaining in overtime and the Spartans pulled out a wild, 75-74 victory over the host Eagles in a non conference matchup that, after an uncommonly quick opening half, took on a playoff atmosphere by the time the dust had cleared.
Eagles' freshman forward Daris Crosby (Columbia, S.C./Richland Northeast) netted 18 points and sophomore forward John Hickson (Springfield, Mass./Cathedral) added a career-best 17 as Daniel Webster held off a late charge by host Newbury to earn a 68-67 victory Tuesday night.
Despite 15 points from senior Chris Hanson (Salem, Mass.) including the 1,500th point of his career, the Daniel Webster College men's basketball team hung close but couldn't pull even down the stretch, dropping a 61-52 decision to league-leader Becker College in a NECC men's basketball clash Saturday at Mario Vagge Gymnasium. Hanson became just the third player in Eagle program history to reach the 1,500-point milestone.
The Southern Vermont College men's basketball team pushed past New England Collegiate Conference foe the Eagles of Daniel Webster College 84-69 on Saturday night. Senior guard Chris Hanson led the Eagles with 17 points.
The Daniel Webster College men’s basketball team had five players scoring in double figures Thursday night as the Eagles put away non-conference host Eastern Nazarene College 84-67 in their first matchup of the new year.
Daniel Webster College men's basketball standout Chris Hanson of Salem, Mass. Has been named the "Player of the Week" by the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) as announced by the conference office this morning.
Senior Eric Suarez (Brooklyn. N.Y.) drew a foul in the paint and sank two free throws with 5.9 seconds remaining in overtime and host Daniel Webster College slipped past Wheelock College, 79-77 in a hotly contested New England Collegiate Conference men's basketball matchup Saturday at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Trailing by as many as 11 points in the first half and 32-31 at the break, the Salve Regina University men's basketball team shot 55-percent from the floor in the second frame on the way to a 78-72 victory over host Daniel Webster College in the first ever meeting of the two programs Thursday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Senior Chris Hanson (Salem, Mass.) and junior Jonathan Smalls (Deer Park, N.Y.) notched 12 points apiece and 12 different Daniel Webster players reached the scoring column as the host Eagles downed Mitchell College, 68-53 in the New England Collegiate Conference men’s basketball opener for both clubs Tuesday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Rookie Daris Cosby (Columbia, S.C../Richland Northeast) provided a huge spark off the bench tying the team hihg with 16 points while guard Chris Voukides (Salem, N.H./Salem)added 16 and the Eagles shot just under 50-percent on the day on the way to a solid 22-point win at Fitchburg State Saturday afternoon.
The Daniel Webster College Eagles topped the Suffolk University Rams by a 79-65 score on Tuesday evening at the Regan Gymnasium. The Eagles had five players finish in double digits in scoring, led by by senior Chris Hanson (Salem, Mass.) who had 18 points going 7-for-9 in the contest, including 4-for-5 from three point land.
Salem, Mass. — Chris Hanson started the basketball season at Daniel Webster College in Nashua, N.H. as the school's fifth all-time scoring leader.
The crafty senior shot-maker from Salem is right on target to become No. 1, especially since he's a top-notch marksman from outside the three-point arc.
"He's undoubtedly one of the best shooters we've had at Salem High and the same goes for the (North Shore) area," said Tom Doyle, Hanson's high school coach.
Dennis Norford (New Haven, Conn.) led four players in double figures with a game high 24 points while Casey Pursell (Seattle, Wash.) added 16 points guiding Fisher College to a come-from-behind men's basketball victory over host Daniel Webster Tuesday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Senior all-tournament selection Chris Hanson (Salem, Mass.) notched a game-high 20 points burying six three-pointers and fellow senior forward Eric Suarez (Brooklyn, N.Y.) tallied a double double with 16 points and a game-high 11 rebounds guiding Daniel Webster past Bard College, 79-61 in the consolation of the Rivier College All Metals Industries/Coca Cola Tip Off Saturday afternoon at the Muldoon Center
Trailing by as many as 17 in the first half and playing catch-up all night, the Daniel Webster College men's basketball team pulled within one point with 49 seconds remaining but couldn't overcome Colby-Sawyer as the Chargers pulled out a thrilling, 67-64 victory in the opening round of the annual Rivier College/All Metals Industries Coca-Cola Tip Off at the Muldoon Center Friday night. The loss, eerily similar to last season's three-point loss that went to the final seconds between the two clubs, sends the Eagles into Saturday's consolation matchup with Bard College at Noon.
Junior Jonathan Smalls (Deer Park, N.Y.) led a balanced Daniel Webster College attack with 15 points while senior Chris Voukides (Salem, N.H.) drilled four three-pointers on the way to 14 points as the Eagles opened their 2010-11 campaign with a solid 79-55 men’s basketball victory over Johnson State Monday night at the Mario Vagge Gymnasium.
Daniel Webster goes down with a fight
February 18, 2017The last men's basketball game in Daniel Webster College history ended with a punch, a stomp, a brawl, three arrests and a forfeit.
