Skyline Conference 2022-23
Tournament Winner: Farmingdale State College
Regular Season Champion: Manhattanville College
Skyline Conference Final: Farmingdale State College - Manhattanville College 71-65 FSC (Steve Raisfeld): Jevon Santos, Tre Riggins, Corey Powell, Zamere McKenzie, Aaron Davis, Bryan Pena, Kamren Denhart, Macai John, Michael Notias, Anthony Cupid, Nick Hurowitz, Jaden Barwicki, James Cosgrove, Kobe Thomas, Elijah Galloway, Kamani Jones, Jovayne Walters Standings 2022-23
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 Farmingdale State College won Skyline Conference Championship
 No. 1 Farmingdale State Upends No. 2 Manhattanville to Punch Ticket to NCAAs-Feb 26, 2023
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. | Behind a 16-point, two-block effort from senior guard and co-captain Corey Powell (6'4''-G/F) (below with Skyline Commissioner Linda Bruno), the top-seeded Farmingdale State College men's basketball team took home its sixth Skyline Conference Championship on Saturday afternoon, defeating visiting second-seeded Manhattanville College by a 71-65 score.
The host Rams (21-7), who have won three of the last six Skyline titles, have now earned automatic qualification into the 64-team, 2023 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Championship -- which gets underway next weekend. Head coach Brendan Twomey (below) and FSC will learn its first-round match-up via an online selection show at NCAA.com, Monday (Feb. 27) at 1 p.m. FSC swingman Nick Hurowitz (6'5''-G/F) registered a double-double for the victors with 15 points and a game-best 10 rebounds, while point guard and co-captain Jevon Santos (5'8''-PG) registered 13 points and three assists. Tre Riggins (five rebounds) and Zamere McKenzie (6'3''-G) added eight points apiece for the Rams in the triumph. Jackson Leech (6'5''-F) recorded 12 points on the low blocks for the Valiants (21-7), while Tommy Lotito (6'1''-G) checked in with 16 points and seven caroms. The teams combined for five ties and four lead changes in the opening half of play, with Santos giving FSC its largest lead of the frame at 21-15 on a driving layup with 6:15 to go. Manhattanville closed the half on a 12-5 run, and took a 27-26 lead into halftime on a jumper by Ryan Giordano with 1:46 remaining. Lotito's pair at the charity stripe with 13 minutes to go pushed his side ahead 40-33 for the Valiants' largest lead of the afternoon. McKenzie scored the next six points of the game over a 31-second span to keep the Rams within striking distance, before a later 12-1 run pushed the hosts in front for good when Riggins's put-back underneath with 4:58 showing on the scoreboard brought FSC ahead by a 57-51 count. Manhattanville closed to within a pair at 67-65 on Leech's pair at the free-throw line with under 17 seconds to go, before McKenzie and Elijah Galloway made two freebies apiece down the stretch to close things out for the host side. -Courtesy of FSC Sports Information All-Skyline Awards 2023-Feb 28, 2023
Player of the Year:
 Tommy Lotito (6'1''-G) of ManhattanvilleDefensive Player of the Year: Jayden Figueroa (6'8''-F) of Mt.St.MaryRookie of the Year: Zevi Samet (6'1''-G) of YeshivaCoach of the Year: Mike Berkun of SUNY Maritime First Team Xavier Allen (6'2''-G) of St.Joseph's-LI Bryce Bristow (6'4''-G/F) of USMMA Ryan Donovan (6'2''-G) of SUNY Maritime Nick Hurowitz (6'5''-G/F) of FSC Tommy Lotito (6'1''-G) of Manhattanville Zevi Samet (6'1''-G) of YeshivaSecond Team Joshua Cabezudo (6'1''-G) of Mt.St.Vincent Jayden Figueroa (6'8''-F) of Mt.St.Mary Spencer Malloy (6'4''-F) of St.Joseph's-LI Corey Powell (6'4''-G/F) of FSC Max Zakheim (6'0''-PG) of Yeshiva | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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