
Coast to Coast Athletic Conference: Season 2025-26
C2C 2025-26
C2C Final: University of Mary Washington - Christopher Newport University 88-58 University of Mary Washington (Marcus Kahn): Kye Robinson, Jay Randall, Jadon Burgess, Josh Sewordor, Anthony Lewis, Ben Lichter, Ethan Kacou, Ulysses Young, Kaden Bates, Preston White, Hasan Hammad, Cam Jones, Scott Van Antwerp, Owen Pottenburgh, Colin Mitchell Standings 2025-26
C2C
- qualified to the play-offs
Average Height: 191.7 cm (6'3.5'')
Average Age: 18.0
#7 UMW Rolls #10 Christopher Newport, 88-58, in C2C Championship-Mar 2, 2026
The seventh ranked University of Mary Washington men's basketball team rolled to an 88-58 victory over 10th ranked Christopher Newport University on Saturday night in the Coast-to-Coast Athletic Conference Championship in Santa Cruz, California. The Eagles, winners of two straight C2C Championships, improve to 24-3 on the season, and gain the league's automatic bid to next weekend's NCAA Tournament. After the Captains opened with a 6-3 advantage in the opening minutes, both offenses stalled, as the Eagles used a pair of free throws from sophomore Ulysses Young (5'11''-G) with 13:37 left in the first to draw to within 6-5. CNU went ahead, 11-7, with 12:40 left, before junior Jadon Burgess (6'3''-G) converted a three point play and junior Jay Randall (6'4''-F) followed with a basket to give the Eagles their first lead of the night, at 12-11, with 11:28 on the clock. Randall followed with another basket, which seemed to kick start the offenses, as the teams then traded made baskets until a free throw form sophomore Kye Robinson (6'2''-G), followed by a basket from junior Kaden Bates (6'3''-G) and a three pointer from junior Hasan Hammad (6'3''-G) gave UMW a 23-18 edge. Robinson extended the run with a pair of free throws, and a layup from Bates with 4:36 left in the first gave the Eagles a 27-18 lead. Back to back threes from Robinson and Burgess upped the margin to 11, at 1:43, but CNU drew to within seven at halftime, at 40-33. A 6-0 run to start the second, keyed by a pair of Randall baskets, gave the Eagles a 46-33 cushion, and a three from Young and a pair of Robinson free throws upped the margin to 18, at 53-35, with 15:12 left in the game. Two jumpers from Randall and a three from Robinson swelled the lead to 20, at 62-42, and a pair of Robinson free throws gave UMW a 77-51 lead with 4:15 left. Young sank a pair of free throws with 54 seconds left for a game-high 32-point lead, and the Eagles found themselves up, 88-58, at the final horn. Robinson led four Eagles in double figures with 22 points on 4-9 shooting from the floor and 12-14 from the free throw line. Randall scored 18 8-12 shooting, Young scored 14, and Bates 13 in a balanced offensive attack. Robinson and Burgess led with seven rebounds each, and Randall led with three assists. The Eagles, even after a slow start, shot 29-54 from the floor (53.7%), making 9-19 three point attempts and 21-28 free throws. CNU shot 33.3% (22-66), with 3-21 three point makes and 11-12 free throws. The Eagles led, 34-31, in rebounds, and caused 14 Captain turnovers. Courtesy of UMW.com C-2-C Final: Mary Washington - Christopher Newport 88-58 C-2-C Semifinals: Mary Washington - Salisbury 55-46 Christopher Newport - UC Santa Cruz 77-74, OT C-2-C Quarterfinals: Salisbury - Warren Wilson 83-72 All-C-2-C Awards 2026-Mar 2, 2026
![]() Kye Robinson, guard from the University of Mary Washington, earned the All-Tournament MVP at the NCAA Division III.
He received multiple other awards, picked up the Player of the Year, and earned a spot in the First Team and Tournament Team.
Robinson's team won the C-2-C Tournament in 2025.
Joseph Espy, power forward from the University of California Santa Cruz, was voted to the First Team of NCAA Division III.
He was also selected to the Tournament Team.
Among many awards Espy's team made it to the C-2-C Tournament Semifinals for three years in a row ( between 2023 and 2025).
Jamison Graves, point guard from the Salisbury Sea Gulls, was chosen to the First Team at the NCAA Division III.
He was also named to the Tournament Team.
He was selected to the All-ODAC Third Team in 2025.
Tyson Henderson, guard from the Christopher Newport University, earned a spot in the First Team of NCAA Division III.
He was also voted to the Tournament Team.
Among many awards Henderson's team won the C-2-C Regular Season for two years in a row (2024 and 2025).
Toa Hollenbeck, guard from the Christopher Newport University, was selected to the First Team at the NCAA Division III.
He was also chosen to the Tournament Team.
Among many awards Hollenbeck's team won the C-2-C Regular Season for two years in a row (2024 and 2025).
Jay Randall, forward from the University of Mary Washington, was named to the First Team of NCAA Division III.
He also earned a spot in the Tournament Team.
Randall's team won the C-2-C Tournament in 2025.
All-Tournament MVP: Player of the Year: Defensive Player of the Year: Rookie of the Year: Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Coach of the Year: Marcus Kahn of UMW First Team Second Team All-Tournament Team | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||

















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