York College Athletics

Men's Sports

Women's Sports

Athletics

Traditions

Newsletter Cardinals Spotlight CUNYAC facebook facebook Twitter Twitter NCAA NECVA d3hoops

York Wins 13th Straight; Crushes Staten Island 102-61
Jeremiah Fuller

Box Score
Photo Gallery

JAMAICA, NY—The York College men’s basketball team won its 13 consecutive victory Wednesday evening in dominating fashion, defeating conference-rival the College of Staten Island 102-61.  With the win, the Cardinals are now just two wins shy of the school record of 15 straight wins, which was set during the 1999-2000 season.

 

York (17-5, 10-0 CUNYAC) opened the game on fire and never looked back, thanks to some strong shooting by Nicholas Hamilton-Lopez.  The senior guard connected on six three-pointers in the first half.  He finished the game with 29 points and eight-three-pointers, which tied a season-high. 

 

Two-time reigning CUNY Athletic Conference Player of the Week, Marcel Esonwune finished with a game-high 30 points, while also grabbing 12 rebounds and blocking five shots.  Ryan Exum added 16 points and four assists and Jeremiah Fuller had seven points, three assists and three steals off the bench.

 

York shot 50 percent for the game, while the Dolphins (10-11, 5-5 CUNYAC) were held to 37 percent.  York also out-rebounded CSI, 46-31 and was +10 in turnover differential.  The game was one-sided in every aspect. 

 

The Cardinals will look to make it 14 straight when they host Medgar Evers College on Friday at 8:00 p.m. 

1.30 | Men's Basketball
Jamaica, NY
York
52
Eastern Connecticut State
77
2.3 | Men's Basketball
Jamaica, NY
York
61
Medgar Evers College
64
2.6 | Men's Basketball
Jamaica, NY
York
8:00 pm
College of Staten Island
2.8 | Men's Basketball
Jamaica, NY
York
8:00 pm
Brooklyn College
2.11 | Men's Basketball
New York, NY
York
5:00 pm
The City College of New York
More Stories
2.3.12 | Men's Basketball
JAMAICA, NY— A late rally and a potential game-tying shot as time expired fell short for York College Friday night, as the Cardinals were edged by Medgar Evers College 64-61.

Close | Full Story
1.30.12 | Men's Basketball
JAMAICA, NY—Eastern Connecticut State University shot 53 percent from the field and 59 percent from three-point range (13-22), while also stifling the York College men's basketball team on defense, as the Warriors went on to defeat the Cardinals 77-52 in a non-conference game on Monday night.

Close | Full Story
1.30.12 | General
York College's campus-wide Spirit Week is set to kick off on February 2, with a week-long set of activities around the York campus.  Spirit Week will culminate during the February 8th men's and women's basketball doubleheader against Brooklyn College, where two pairs of Jet Blue tickets will be given away. 

Close | Full Story
1.27.12 | Men's Basketball
JAMAICA, NY—The York College men's basketball team lost another tough game Friday night, losing by a score of 67-64 to conference-foe Baruch College.  The Bearcats used strong free throw shooting to hold off a persistent York team in the final minute to win the game. 

Close | Full Story
1.25.12 | Men's Basketball
NEW YORK N.Y— The York College men's basketball team saw a late comeback wasted as Hunter's Anthony Uter hit a put-back lay-up as time expired to give the Hawks a 63-62 win over the Cardinals in a CUNY Athletic Conference contest Wednesday evening. 

Close | Full Story
1.20.12 | Men's Basketball
JAMAICA, NY— The York College men's basketball team won a wild contest with conference-rival Lehman College on Friday evening by a score 74-70.  
 
With the score tied at 70-70 with Lehman holding for a final shot, the Lightning's Phil Ductan had his shot blocked by York's Shamir Wilkinson.  Wilkinson was fouled after coming down with the rebound with just 0.5 seconds left in the game.  Lehman did not agree with the call and a pair of arguments by a Lehman player and its head coach resulted in a pair of technical fouls that gave Cardinals four free throws in addition to the original two.  York hit four of the six shots to seal the game.

Close | Full Story
1.18.12 | Men's Basketball
JAMAICA, NY— Despite not having its leading scorer, the York College men's basketball team came out on top over John Jay College by a score of 79-65, thanks to a balanced scoring attack which featured four players scoring in double figures.

Close | Full Story
Poll
Among the remaining conference basketball opponents, which team would you most like to see York defeat?