RECENT SCORES
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL -
2/19:
Baruch - 3 Mount Saint Vincent - 0 Dan Williams records a double-double with 14 kills and 16 digs during another outstanding performance, and T.J. Pufahl nets 10 kills and three services aces. Mount Saint Vincent hangs tough with CUNY powerhouse Bearcats but falls to 6-10. Dolphins host NECVA Metro rival SUNY New Paltz on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL -
2/18: Tournament MVP Lauren Percodani scores 14 points on 4 for 6 shooting (including eight points during the second half) and adds six assists, five rebounds and four steals. With the game tied at 52, freshman Courtney Heesemann scored four straight points during a 30-second span to put the Mount up for good. Heesemann registered a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds as Mount Saint Vincent sweeps the HVWAC season and wins the Tournament Championship for the second time during the last three years.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALLL -
2/17: Freshman Karissa Koerner scores 19 points on 7 for 14 shooting and adds four rebounds, while freshman Lauren Percodani scores 13 points and adds six assists. Mount Saint Vincent improves to 15-9, and will face #3 College of Saint Elizabeth on Sunday at 4:00 p.m. for the 2007 HVWAC Tournament Championship.
JV BASKETBALL - 2/17: Freshman Travis Page scores 23 points, while freshman Deveron Greaves scores eight points, grabs 13 rebounds, and blocks seven shots. Mount Saint Vincent finishes 2006-07 season with a 7-13 record.
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Men's Volleyball vs. Baruch - 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 20,
2007:
Women's Basketball
vs. USMMA-Kings Point (Skyline Conference
Quarterfinals) - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 21,
2007:
Men's Volleyball vs. SUNY New Paltz - 7:00
p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 22,
2007:
Women's Basketball
at Mount Saint Mary (Skyline Conference
Semifinals) - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 24,
2007:
Men's Volleyball at Bard -
2:00 p.m.
Women's Basketball vs. TBA (Skyline Conference Finals - if necessary) - TBA
2/20/2007 - As
USMMA-Kings Point departs the Skyline Conference for
the Landmark Conference at the end of the 2006-07
academic year, they will do so knowing that they will
never, ever win a Skyline Conference Women's
Basketball Championship. Mount Saint Vincent made sure
of that on Tuesday night, in dramatic fashion, as a
rally during the final minutes of the first overtime
session gave the Dolphins a thrilling 63-58 win over
the Mariners in front of one of the largest crowds to
ever witness a Women's Basketball game at Mount
Saint Vincent. The win improves the Mount to 17-9
overall and sends the fourth-seeded Dolphins to face
top-seeded Mount Saint Mary for Thursday's
Semifinal at Mount Saint Mary.
2/19/2007 - Senior Dan
Williams (Brick Township, NJ/St. Rose)
notched his seventh double-double of the 2007 campaign
with14 kills and 16 digs, and sophomore T.J.
Pufahl (Bethpage, NY/Bethpage HS) recorded 10
kills, but the Mount Saint Vincent Men's
Volleyball team was swept by CUNY powerhouse Baruch,
3-0 on Monday night during a match played at Mount
Saint Vincent. With the loss, the Dolphins are now
6-10 for the 2007 season and saw a two-match winning
streak snapped. 
2/19/2007 - Mount Saint
Vincent Head Women's Basketball Coach Ed Ryder was
voted the 2006-07 Hudson Valley Women's Athletic
Conference (HVWAC) Coach of the Year for an incredible
06-07 campaign during which Mount Saint Vincent
experienced one of the most dramatic turn-arounds in
the history of the program. After an 8-17 finish a
year ago and graduating four starters and more than
80% of the team's offense from that squad, Ryder
and company are currently 16-9 and won both the HVWAC
Regular Season and Tournament Championships.
2/18/2007 -
They've been a Cinderella Story all season long
... a feel good season during which a young team with
modest expectations has overcome every challenge sent
their way. Picked to finish near the bottom of the
Skyline Conference standings, they ended the 2006-07
season with a 9-7 conference record and earned the #4
seed in the Skyline playoffs and a post-season home
game. In Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference
(HVWAC) play, they were expected to finish behind a
St. Joseph's (Brooklyn) team that returned a lot
of experience and talent from a squad that won the
conference a year ago. During a string of wins and
outstanding play, the Mount Saint Vincent Women's
Basketball team has not only met their expectations
for the season, they surpassed every single one of
them, and seemed to be living a charmed life as a team
without a senior on the roster that developed into a
powerhouse almost overnight. But on Sunday evening,
during the HVWAC Championship Game at the Pratt
Institute, it all almost came crashing down. After
blowing a 14-point second half lead to #3 Saint
Elizabeth and seeing the score tied with mere minutes
to play, Mount Saint Vincent proved to have the meddle
of a champion once again, and what could have
easily become their lowest point of the season became
their finest moment. And with a 59-54 win, Mount
Saint Vincent captured their second HVWAC Tournament
Championship during a three-year span, and swept the
HVWAC season for the first time since long before a
single member of the team even thought of coming to
play at Mount Saint Vincent.
2/17/2007 - The
only disappointment on Saturday evening for the Mount
Saint Vincent Women's Basketball team is that
their attempt to reach the top of the mountain with
their second Hudson Valley Women's Athletic
Conference (HVWAC) Championship during the last three
seasons will not include a match-up with HVWAC
arch-rival St. Joseph's (Brooklyn), whom the
Dolphins have met in the HVWAC finals during each of
the last three seasons. Otherwise, Saturday night was
as close to the perfect game as the Mount could have
played. They shot well, rebounded, hustled, and played
like a team during a dominant 73-40 win over #5
College of New Rochelle at the Pratt Institute in
Brooklyn, New York that proved that the top-seeded
Dolphins are still at the top of their game as they
attempt to sweep the HVWAC regular and post-season
championships for the first time in more than five
years. 
2/16/2007 - A year ago, the
Mount Saint Vincent Men's Volleyball team won
seven matches during what was nothing short of a
rebuilding year for the Dolphins. To illustrate the
incredible work that Head Coach Tom Callahan and
company have done for the 2007 edition of the team,
after Friday night's 3-0 win over Cooper Union,
Mount Saint Vincent has won six matches during
just over a month of play, and with four crucial
matches during the next 10 days, Mount Saint Vincent
is quickly becoming a contender to not only surpass
their 2006 win total, but they are also quickly making
sure that the rebuilding process was only a one year
phenomenon.