Men s Basketball Information Guide

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1 Men s Basketball Information Guide

2 Schedule Nov. 12 vs. So. Connecticut 8:00 p.m. Nov. 13 vs. American Int l 2:00 p.m. Nov. 16 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 7:00 p.m. Nov. 19 QUEENS 1:00 p.m. Nov. 22 at Georgian Court * 8:00 p.m. Nov. 26 AMERICAN INT L 2:00 p.m. Nov. 27 BRIDGEPORT 2:00 p.m. Nov. 30 CHESTNUT HILL * 8:00 p.m. Dec. 3 GOLDEY-BEACOM * 3:00 p.m. Dec. 10 at USciences * 3:00 p.m. Dec. 17 vs. Assumption 1:00 p.m. Dec. 18 at Saint Rose 3:00 p.m. Dec. 30 at So. Connecticut 7:00 p.m. Jan. 4 NYACK * 8:00 p.m. Jan. 7 at Caldwell * 3:00 p.m. Jan. 10 DOMINICAN * 8:00 p.m. Jan. 12 at Philadelphia * 6:00 p.m. Jan. 14 CONCORDIA * 3:00 p.m. Jan. 17 at Chestnut Hill * 8:00 p.m. Jan. 21 WILMINGTON * 3:00 p.m. Jan. 24 at Goldey-Beacom * 8:00 p.m. Jan. 28 at Post * 3:00 p.m. Feb. 1 USCIENCES * 8:00 p.m. Feb. 4 BLOOMFIELD * 3:00 p.m. Feb. 7 at Wilmington * 8:00 p.m. Feb. 11 at Felician * 3:00 p.m. Feb. 18 PHILADELPHIA * 3:00 p.m. Feb. 21 GEORGIAN COURT * 8:00 p.m. * CACC Contest

3 CAMPUS CENTER #HFUMBB 1

4 HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY Every great achievement starts with a dream. We know because we see dreams made real every single day. Whatever your interests, whatever your goals, you ll be given every opportunity to pursue them, with success, at Holy Family University. Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family University is a comprehensive four-year university based in Philadelphia. About half of the University s 3,500 students are enrolled on a full- or part-time basis in the traditional undergraduate program. The remaining students are adults enrolled in graduate programs or accelerated degree programs designed for working adults. More than 45 degree programs are available from four schools: Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education, and Nursing & Allied Health Professions. Continuing education and accelerated degree programs are offered by the Division of Extended Learning. The University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional undergraduate program and offers courses in the graduate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates. Holy Family Newtown is located in Newtown Township, Bucks County, and offers an undergraduate program in education, graduate programs, and select courses in the accelerated programs. Specially designed for adult students, Holy Family Woodhaven in Bensalem Township, Bucks County, serves as home to the Division of Extended Learning and its continuing education and accelerated degree programs. The University s accelerated MBA also is available in South Philadelphia at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes ) Church, located at Columbus Avenue and Christian Street. Respect for the individual, the dignity of the human person. Inspired by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth who founded the University, these values are at the very core of our institution. They are values that are taught here, but even more, they are values that are lived here. Our concern for moral values and social justice guides our programs and enriches everything that we do. NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA Holy Family University is a fully accredited, Catholic, private, co-educational, four year University located in the Torresdale section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family provides liberal arts and professional programs for more than 2,100 undergraduate students through day, evening, and summer sessions. Holy FamilyThe University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional undergraduate program and offers courses in the graduate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates. Located less than a mile from Bucks County, Holy Family offers the benefits of a big city in a quiet, park-like suburban setting. With easy access to regional rail lines, city bus routes, and nearby expressways, the University serves as a gateway to all that the City of Brotherly Love offers. NEWTOWN The Newtown facility occupies 79 acres in Bucks County Pennsylvania. The building contains the administrative service area, faculty offices, the Center for Graduate Programs in Counseling Psychology, ten classrooms and laboratories including two mixed-use labs, a science lab, a nursing lab, the Learning Resource Center, chapel, student services office, and a commons dining area. WOODHAVEN Woodhaven occupies 4.76 acres on Bristol Pike, in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. It is situated next to the Woodhaven Road exit of I-95 with direct access to both North and South ramps. The 27,000-squarefoot building houses both academics and administration. Three hundred convenient parking spaces are available. Woodhaven is home to the Division of Extended Learning and opened in Fall Woodhaven has academic classrooms, administrative and faculty offices, a conference room, a large meeting/seminar room, a computer lab, and a lounge with vending machines. The site also has the capacity for large group sessions. 2 athletics.holyfamily.edu

5 CACC The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference is an NCAA Division II Conference composed of 14 institutions in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The member institutions are Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Chestnut Hill College, Concordia (NY) College, Dominican (N.Y.) College, Felician College, Georgian Court University, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family University, Nyack College, Philadelphia University, Post University, University of the Sciences and Wilmington University. The CACC was founded in A meeting of eight schools was arranged and hosted by Norm Wilhelmi, Athletic Director at The King's (NY) College. The meeting resulted in the forming a new conference, the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. The conference included eight original members in the fall of They were Bloomfield College, Dowling College, The King's College, Marist College, Monmouth College, Nyack College, C.W. Post College and Southampton College. After years of transition and membership changes, NAIA members Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Georgian Court College, Nyack College, Teikyo- Post University and St. Thomas Aquinas College made application to the NCAA Division II. The seven schools applied for membership in the fall of In 2002 the CACC qualified for NCAA Division II Provisional Conference Status and it achieved Active Status in July of Six schools: Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Felician College, Georgian Court College and Post University, became full Division II members in Holy Family College, Goldey-Beacom College, Nyack College and University of the Sciences in Philadelphia became active DII members in , followed by Wilmington College in During the span from , the conference underwent numerous changes in addition to upgrading to Division II. In 1999, St. Thomas Aquinas left the conference and five new members joined. Felician College, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family College, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Wilmington College, all NAIA schools, immediately applied for Division II status upon becoming members. In 2000, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) boosted the membership to 12 schools and that number grew to 13 in 2005 as Philadelphia University started active membership. NJIT moved on to Division I status after the season. The addition of Chestnut Hill College in 2007 and Concordia College in 2009 brought the CACC to 14 members. Only four conferences in Division II have more members. The CACC currently offers 13 championship sports, including men's and women's soccer, women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's golf and women's lacrosse. Currently, nine of the CACC's season-ending tournaments lead to automatic NCAA qualifications, including women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's basketball, softball, baseball and men's golf. With its ascent to active Division II status, the Conference made major improvements by introducing a new website and logo. Both were unveiled in July of The website, contains updated stats, schedules, results, photos and news about all 14 member schools. The site underwent a complete redesign in the summer of 2009 and is scheduled for another in The CACC adopted its current logo from a design submitted by Royal Rooster Design of Iowa. In 2009, the CACC commissioned seperate logos for each conference sport and in 2010 added championship tournament logos for all sports. A 50th Anniversary Logo was created for the academic year. The logos are trademarked through an agreement with Strategic Marketing Alliance (SMA) to protect and market the CACC marks. Off the court and field, the CACC and its student-athletes take pride in the balance between academics and athletics. The CACC finished third nationally among Division II Conferences for the graduation rate of its student-athletes, according to the latest NCAA report. Furthermore, the conference established its inaugural All- Academic team in the fall of 2004 and the number of names on the list continues to grow each year. The CACC honored 285 scholar-athletes in The CACC has also become one of the national leaders in the annual Division II Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser. The 13 CACC schools raised $12,218 in , the eighth-highest total in Division II. Division II is composed of 23 conferences and seven independent institutions ranging from coast-to-coast-and beyond. Division II is the only NCAA membership division with programs in Alaska and Puerto Rico. Furthermore, four of the five colleges on Hawaii are members of Division II. #HFUMBB 3

6 HEAD COACH In , Holy Family ended a four-year stretch of losing seasons as the Tigers finished with an overall record. Holy Family also finished 13-4 in conference play marking the most victories against CACC opponents since the season. As a result, the Tigers claimed their first-ever CACC South Division Regular Season Title. Prior to that, Holy Family shared regular season titles in and before the conference switched to division play in In his first season with Holy Family, Kehoe guided the team to their best finish since the season. The Tigers finished overall and 8-9 in conference play and as a result qualified for the CACC Tournament for the first time since the season. The team had three players selected to the All-CACC team. In addition, senior Rickie Crews led the nation with 3.85 blocks per game and was only one of two players to block 100 shots during the year in Division II. Kehoe completed his fifth season with the Delaware men s basketball program after the season in which he helped guide the Blue Hens to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Championship Quarterfinals. Kehoe began his stint as part of the Delaware staff in under first year head coach Monté Ross. R.C. Kehoe is entering his sixth season at the helm of the Holy Family University men s basketball team. On April 8, 2011, Kehoe became the fifth ever head men s basketball coach in Holy Family University history. A Philadelphia native, Kehoe joined the Tigers with nearly a decade of collegiate coaching experience. He spent five years as an assistant coach at the NCAA Division I level with the University of Delaware. The season was one to remember for the Tigers. Holy Family capped the year at 26-6 setting a new program record for most wins in a season since joining Division II in The Tigers also became the first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) team to receive the number one seed and host the East Regional. In addition, Holy Family claimed its first CACC Tournament Title in program history and the team s second CACC South Division Regular Season title under Kehoe. In , the Tigers advanced all the way to the CACC semifinals after recording a 15-4 record in conference play to finish second in the CACC South Division. Holy Family ended the year with a 22-8 overall record setting a record for most wins in a season since joining NCAA Division II. In , Kehoe led the Tigers all the way to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) championship game for the first time since the season and for the second time in the team s NCAA era. The Tigers were edged by cross-town rival Philadelphia University, 42-40, as Holy Family finished the season with a record. The 21 wins tied the the team for most wins in a season since joining NCAA Division II in As a team, the Tigers were the National Statistical Champion in field goal percentage defense. Holy Family limited opponents to just 37.1-percent shooting from the field; the lowest in Division II. While at Delaware, Kehoe served as the recruiting coordinator and handled the scheduling of non-conference opponents. He also assisted in the scouting of opponents and was in charge of organizing and monitoring the team budget, in addition to his on-court coaching responsibilities. Kehoe also directed individual instruction sessions for the players and assisted in summer basketball camps. Prior to his arrival at Delaware, Kehoe was an assistant coach at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County in He joined the UMBC staff under head coach Randy Monroe in the summer of While at UMBC, Kehoe assisted in recruiting, scouting of opponents and scheduling. He also directed individual instruction sessions for the team and coordinated weekly academic meetings with the players. He earned his bachelor s degree in speech communications from NCAA Division II Shippensburg University in 2004 after competing collegiately at Clarion University in and East Stroudsburg University in While at Clarion, Kehoe led the team in assists in and was second in He also was fourth in steals both seasons. The Golden Eagles reached the PSAC playoffs each year while he was a member of the team. During his playing days at East Stroudsburg, Kehoe was team captain and also broke the school record for three-point field goals made in a season with 66. He also assisted the coaching staff with film exchange and scouting. Kehoe began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Shippensburg from From there, Kehoe moved up to the NCAA Division I level in at St. Francis University as an assistant coach. A native of Philadelphia, Kehoe was a four-year member of the Roman Catholic boys basketball team. The team won the Philadelphia Catholic League Championship three times (1993, 1994 & 1996). From the team finished in the Top-25 in the USA Today rankings. Kehoe s Year-by-Year Coaching Career Year School Record CACC Record Postseason Holy Family CACC Quarterfinals Holy Family CACC Semifinals Holy Family CACC Finalist Holy Family CACC Semifinals Holy Family CACC Champs/NCAA Tournament Totals (.673) (.725) 4 athletics.holyfamily.edu

7 ASSISTANT COACHES Tom Kehoe Ryan Haigh Turhan Griffin Geoff O Brien President Complete Line of Housekeeping & Janitorial Products for Industrial and Institutional Use P.O. Box 847, Lansdale, PA Fax: geoff@pennvalley.com pennvalley.com #HFUMBB 5

8 ROSTER Holy Family University Men s Basketball No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 0 Manny Casie Fr. G 6-4 Brooklyn, N.Y./Xaverian 1 Randy Bell Fr. G 6-4 Sicklerville, N.J./Timber Creek 3 Trai Greer R-Fr. G 6-2 Cape May Court House, N.J./Middle Twp. 4 Dyllon Hudson-Emory Jr. 6-7 Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt (St. Petersburg) 5 Ryan Corcoran R-Fr. G 6-4 Royersford, Pa./Spring Ford 10 John Rigsby Fr. G 6-4 Malvern, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 11 Fr. F 6-4 Chichester, Pa./Chichester 15 Austin Chabot Fr. G/F 6-6 Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan 21 Maliq Sanders Fr. G/F 6-6 Voorhees, N.J./Eastern Regional 23 Maurice Smith Jr. G 6-2 Philadelphia, Pa./Paul Robeson 24 Sean Griffin Fr. F 6-8 Abington, Pa./Philmont Christian 33 Shane Neher Sr. F 6-6 Richboro, Pa./Archbishop Wood Jamai Womack G/F Head Coach: R.C. Kehoe, 6th Season Assistant Coaches: Ryan Haigh & Tom Kehoe Volunteer Assistant Coach: Turhan Griffin 6 athletics.holyfamily.edu

9 PLAYERS 0 - Manny Casie Fr. - G Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 - Randy Bell Fr. - G Sicklerville, N.J. 3 - Trai Greer R-Fr. - G Cape May Court House, N.J. 4 - Dyllon Hudson-Emory Jr. - G/F - Harrisburg, Pa. 5 - Ryan Corcoran R-Fr. - G Royersford, Pa John Rigsby Fr. - G Malvern, Pa Jamai Womack Fr. - F Chichester, Pa Austin Chabot Fr. - G/F Philadelphia, Pa Maliq Sanders Fr. - G/F Voorhees, N.J Maurice Smith Jr. - G Philadelphia, Pa Sean Griffin Fr. - F Abington, Pa Shane Neher Sr. - F Richboro, Pa. #HFUMBB 7

10 STATS All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 00 Reggie Charles Turhan Griffin Eric Fleming Maurice Smith Isaiah Gans Xavier Williams Derrick Stewart Marvin Crawford Hunter Wysocki Shane Neher James McDonnell Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS HFU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Holy Family Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/13/15 vs Roberts Wesleyan W /14/15 at Daemen W * 11/18/15 at Georgian Court W /21/15 at So. New Hampshire L /22/15 vs Merrimack L /28/15 BENTLEY W * 12/02/15 GOLDEY-BEACOM W * 12/05/15 at USciences W /07/15 SO. CONNECTICUT W * 12/10/15 PHILADELPHIA W /19/15 at Assumption W /20/15 vs Saint Rose W /30/15 at American Int'l L * 01/03/16 at Chestnut Hill Colleg W * 01/06/16 at Dominican College NY W * 01/09/16 at Nyack College W * 01/12/16 at Concordia (N.Y.) L * 01/16/16 WILMINGTON W * 01/20/16 USCIENCES W * 01/22/16 FELICIAN W * 01/30/16 CALDWELL W * 02/03/06 at Goldey-Beacom W * 02/06/16 POST W * 02/09/16 GEORGIAN COURT W * 02/13/16 at Bloomfield W * 02/17/16 CHESTNUT HILL COLLEG W * 02/20/16 at Philadelphia U. L * 02/23/16 at Wilmington (DE) W # 02/27/16 DOMINICAN COLLEGE NY W # 03/04/16 vs Univ. of the Science W # 03/05/16 vs Philadelphia Univ. W /12/16 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE L * = Conference game # = CACC Tournament 8 athletics.holyfamily.edu

11 RECORDS Career Records 1986-Present Scoring (1,000 Pt Club) Rank Pts. Name Year 1. 2,657 Mike Glitz ,514 Joe Simko ,115 Erik Henrysen ,109 Jim Schultice ,679 Ryan Haigh ,636 Ryan Lancaster ,579 Alberto Munoz ,530 Kevin Comey ,481 Mike McLaughlin ,433 Bob Presner ,390 Jim Gamble ,336 Mark Morrow ,310 Tim Ryan ,307 Jim Davis ,265 Mike Wild ,249 Martin Sejda ,247 Khiry Hankins ,211 Anthony Starace ,160 Joe Sinni ,148 Isaiah Gans ,144 Jim Giedemann ,101 Justin Swidowski ,098 Brian Smyth ,058 Reggie Charles ,011 Brian Trudel ,000 Chris Razler Rebounding Rank Rebs. Name Year 1. 2,021 Mike Glitz ,636 Jim Schultice ,015 Jim Gamble Derrick Stewart Jason Campbell Joe Simko Martin Sejda Isaiah Gans Alberto Munoz Bob Presner Andy Oleykowski Mark Morrow Assists Rank Asst. Name Year 1. 1,104 Kevin Comey Joe Sinni Mike McLaughlin Tim Ryan Jim Geidemann Joe Simko Jim O Connor Chris Kozole Ryan Haigh Mike Wild Blocks Rank Blks. Name Year Jim Gamble Isaiah Gans Rickie Crews Joe Borden London Houston Justin Swidowski Bob Presner Brian Trudel Dan Welch Martin Sejda Derrick Stewart Chris Klos Mike Glitz Steals Rank Steals Name Year Joe Simko Joe Sinni Tim Ryan Chris Kozole Ryan Haigh Erik Henrysen Steve Szychulski Quincy Marshall Mike Wild Jason Holloran Field Goals Made Rank FGM Name Year 1. 1,042 Mike Glitz Joe Simko Jim Schultice Erik Henrysen Ryan Lancaster Ryan Haigh Bob Presner Mark Morrow Alberto Munoz Jim Gamble Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 FGM) Rank FG% Name Year Mike Glitz t Jim Gamble t Justin Swidowski Dan Welch Tom McKeown Jim Schultice Bob Presner Mike McLaughlin Mike Nichols Mark Morrow Point Field Goals Made Rank 3-FG Name Year Erik Henrysen Joe Simko Alberto Munoz Ryan Haigh Brian Smyth Kevin Comey Eric Fleming Tim Ryan Tom Whitworth Chris Black Mike McLaughlin Isaiah Gans Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 3FGM) Rank 3FG% Name Year Mike McLaughlin Kevin Comey Chris Razler Chris Berry Jim Geidemann Jason Holloran Tom Whitworth Joe Simko Jim O Rourke Brian Smyth Free Throws Made Rank FTM Name Year Jim Schultice Mike Glitz Joe Simko Jim Gamble Joe Sinni Erik Henrysen Mike McLaughlin Brian Trudel Bob Presner Tim Ryan Reggie Charles Free Throw % (Min. 50 FTM) Rank FT% Name Year Kevin Comey Mike McLaughlin Erik Henrysen Tim Ryan Chris Black t Chris Kozole t Tim Smith Tom Whitworth Jim Schultice Brian Smyth #HFUMBB

12 RECORDS All-CACC Selections Tom Whitworth Jim Gamble (2nd Team) Chris Klos (HM) Bob Presner (2nd Team) Mike Wild (2nd Team) Ryan Haigh (1st Team) Bob Presner (1st Team) Chris Kozole (3rd Team) Ryan Haigh (2nd Team) Dan Welch (2nd Team) Ryan Lancaster (3rd Team) Ryan Lancaster (2nd Team) Raheem Scott (2nd Team) Ryan Lancaster (1st Team) Michael Sturns (1st Team) London Houston (2nd Team) Ceazer Johnson (2nd Team) Justin Swidowski (2nd Team) Quincy Marshall (HM) Justin Swidowski (1st Team) Tim Smith (3rd Team) Rickie Crews (3rd Team) Khiry Hankins (3rd Team) Alberto Munoz (HM) Ervin Ezell (1st Team) Alberto Munoz (2nd Team) Angel Ayala (HM) Ervin Ezell (2nd Team) Alberto Munoz (2nd Team) Reggie Charles (2nd Team) Isaiah Gans (2nd Team) Reggie Charles (1st Team) Isaiah Gans (3rd Team) Derrick Stewart (3rd Team) CACC Major Awards Player of the Year Tom Whitworth ( ) Michael Sturns ( ) Defensive Player of the Year Isaiah Gans ( ) Derrick Stewart ( ) Rookie of the Year Justin Swidowski ( ) Coach of the Year Alfred Johnson ( ) R.C. Kehoe ( ) CACC All-Academic Selections Ben Badeen ( , & ) Mike Mackley ( & ) Sam Mushman ( ) Justin Swidowski ( ) Capital One Academic All-District Khiry Hankins (1st Team) All-KAC Selections Mike Glitz (1st Team) Mike McLaughlin (2nd team) Dan Williams - Coach of the Year Mike Glitz (1st Team) - Player of the Year Mike McLaughlin (1st Team) Jim Schultice (2nd Team) Kevin Comey (HM) Mike Glitz (1st Team) - Player of the Year Jim Schultice (1st Team) Kevin Comey (2nd Team Jim Giedemann (HM) Dan Williams - Coach of the Year All-NAC Selections Erik Henrysen (1st Team) Chris Berry (2nd Team) NAIA District 19 Selections Mike Glitz (1st Team) Mike McLaughlin (1st Team) Mark Marrow (HM) Dan Williams - Co-Coach of the Year Mike Glitz (1st Team) - Player of the Year Mike McLaughlin (2nd Team) Mike Glitz (1st Team) - Player of the Year Jim Schultice (1st Team) Kevin Comey (HM) NAIA North Independent Jim Gamble - MVP Steve Fattori (1st Team) Chris Klos (HM) NAIA National All-Americans Mike Glitz (HM) Mike Glitz (HM) Mike Glitz (HM) Jim Schultice (1st Team) Chris Razler (HM) Joe Simko (HM) Joe Simko (3rd Team) Joe Simko (3rd Team) Joe Sinni (3rd Team) Erik Henrysen (HM) Erik Henrysen (HM) Tom Whitworth (3rd Team) Jim Gamble (2nd Team) Steve Fattori (HM) athletics.holyfamily.edu

13 RECORDS Coaching Records Year-By-Year History Year Overall Pct. CACC Pct. Head Coach Notes Dan Williams Dan Williams KAC Tournament Semifinals/NAIA District 19 Quarterfinals Dan Williams KAC Tournament Finals/NAIA District 19 Champion/NAIA National Tournament Dan Williams KAC Tournament Champion/NAIA District 19 Finals Dan Williams Dan Williams Dan Williams Dan Williams Dan Williams , Dan Williams NAIA National 1st Round Dan Williams NAIA Northeast Regional Semifinals Dan Williams Dan Williams NAC Regular Season & Tournament Champion/NAIA National 1st Round Dan Williams Dan Williams CACC Finals Dan Williams NAIA National Quarterfinals Dan Williams NAIA North Independent Tournament Champion/NAIA National 1st Round Alfred Johnson CACC Semifinals Alfred Johnson Co-Regular Season Champion/CACC Quarterfinals/ECAC Finals Alfred Johnson CACC Semifinals Alfred Johnson Co-Regular Season Champion/CACC Quarterfinals Alfred Johnson CACC Finals/NCAA Regional Quarterfinals Alfred Johnson CACC Quarterfinals Alfred Johnson John O Connor R.C. Kehoe CACC Quarterfinals R.C. Kehoe CACC South Division Regular Season Champs/CACC Semifinals R.C. Kehoe CACC Finals R.C. Kehoe CACC Semifinals R.C. Kehoe CACC Champions/NCAA East Region Quarterfinals (Host) TOTAL All-Time Coaching Records Name Yrs. W-L Pct. Dan Williams Alfred Johnson John O Connor R.C. Kehoe 2011-Pres NAIA National Tournament 3 Appearances (2-3 All-Time) William Jewell 85, Holy Family 74 (1st Round) Black Hills St. 100, Holy Family 76 (1st Round) Holy Family 73, Newman 71 (1st Round) Holy Family 78, Evergreen St. 74 (2nd Round) Evangel 86, Holy Family 57 (Quarterfinals) TWO NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Regional Quarterfinals: #2 Assumption 74, #7 Holy Family 66 (OT) 2016 Regional Quarterfinals: #8 So. New Hampshire 88, #1 Holy Family 0 #HFUMBB

14 RECORDS CACC CHAMPIONS CACC Tournament Year-By-Year NCAA ERA ( Present) Advanced to CACC Semifinals USciences 70, Holy Family 68 (QF) #3 Holy Family 73, #6 Post 72 (QF) #7 Dominican 73, #3 Holy Family 71 (SF) #6 USciences 55, #3 Holy Family 50 (QF) #2S Holy Family 73, #3S Goldey-Beacom 71 (QF) #2S Holy Family 55, #2N Caldwell 53 (SF) #1S Philadelphia 73, #2S Holy Family 67 (2OT) ( Final) #2S Goldey-Beacom 70, #3S Holy Family 56 (QF) #1N Bloomfield 66, #4S Holy Family 64 (QF) #1S Holy Family 77, #4N Felician 70 (QF) #2N Bloomfield 70, #1S Holy Family 62 (SF) #2S Holy Family 75, #3N Caldwell 63 (QF) #2S Holy Family 62, #1N Bloomfield 51 (SF) #1S Philadelphia 42, #2S Holy Family 41 (Final) #2S Holy Family 73, #3N Caldwell 69 (QF) #4S Wilmington 75, #2S Holy Family 71 (SF) #1S Holy Family 76, #4N Dominican 60 (QF) #1S Holy Family 70, #3S USciences (SF) #1S Holy Family 87, #2S Philadelphia 68 (Final) BREAKDOWN: Record in Quarterfinals: 7-4 Record in Semifinals: 3-4 Record in Finals: 1-2 athletics.holyfamily.edu