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Feb. 28, 2009Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity (Texas)
Feb. 14, 2009Christine Halter, D'Youville
Feb. 12, 2009Megan Scheele, Edgewood
Feb. 02, 2009Jose Guitian, Lasell
Jan. 19, 2009Jessica McEntee, New York University
Mar. 05, 2008Tarra Richardson, McMurry
Mar. 05, 2008Jessica Garrabrant, Montclair State
Feb. 26, 2008Jeremiah Lawrence, Shenandoah
Feb. 26, 2008Jeff Carpenter, Rivier
Feb. 23, 2008Nick Harrington, Southern Vermont
Feb. 03, 2008Dora Enright, Stevens
Jan. 26, 2008Amanda Baker, Medaille
Jan. 16, 2008Tamika Curtis, Benedictine
Feb. 06, 2007Jessica Hunsinger, Washington and Lee
Jan. 31, 2007Ashley Marble, Southern Maine
Jan. 28, 2007Cassie Womack, Shenandoah
Dec. 18, 2006Cheyenne Noble, Wentworth
Mar. 02, 2006Kenny McMillan, Farmingdale State
Mar. 01, 2006Andrew St. Clair, Colby-Sawyer
Feb. 11, 2006Kristen Lucek, Simmons
Feb. 11, 2005Seth Hauben, Rochester
Feb. 09, 2005Jennifer Northcott, Lebanon Valley
Feb. 08, 2005Danielle Allen, Hood
Jan. 24, 2005Badou Gaye, Gwynedd-Mercy
Mar. 13, 2004Siobhan Zerilla, Wilmington
Mar. 13, 2004Tara Rausch, Wilmington
Feb. 25, 2004Jacclyn Rock, Staten Island
Feb. 25, 2004Cherith Pointer, John Jay
Feb. 25, 2004Tania Blanco, Hunter
Feb. 21, 2004Missy Stults, University of New England
Feb. 11, 2004Shervon James, Kean
Feb. 11, 2004Mandy Crabbs, York (Pa.)
Jan. 24, 2004Amy Abernathy, Franklin and Marshall
Feb. 26, 2003Matt Beacom, Pitt-Bradford
Feb. 22, 2003Joy Silver, Rutgers-Camden
Feb. 15, 2003Shelly Ulfig, Alma
Feb. 09, 2003Jed Johnson, Maine Maritime
Jan. 25, 2003Janice Coppolino, Framingham State
Jan. 24, 2003Doris Zimmerman, Wilson
Jan. 18, 2003Tenielle Hill, Elms
Jan. 14, 2003Joe Corbett, Hobart
Feb. 16, 2002Tiffany Hurley, Hartwick
Feb. 06, 2002Tanisha Giddens, Alvernia
Jan. 14, 2002Tiffany Stewart, Cedar Crest

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The Cabrini men’s basketball team started its 2009-10 season off on the right foot Sunday, rolling to a 79-47 victory against Drew at Baldwin Gymnasium. The win marks the 100th in head coach Marcus Kahn’s eight-year career.

Senior forward Kevin Misevicius led the Cavaliers with a game-high 25 points, including 23 in the first half, on 10-for-16 shooting overall. A Colonial States Athletic Conference First Team selection last season, Misevicius added four assists and four steals versus the Rangers.

Junior forward Dom Farrello complemented Misevicius on the offensive end, scoring 16 points.

Kahn arrived at Cabrini at the start of last season having won 77 games in six seasons at Pitt-Greensburg. Named the Colonial States Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, he helped lead the Cavaliers to 22 overall victories in 2008-09, the program’s highest win total since the 1995-96 season.

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November 25, 2009