Mar 17, 2013 | dailyrecord.com
Missing arm isn't holding him back
Kevin Clinton Laue, the first disabled athlete in the nation to receive a scholarship to play Division I college basketball, showed a group of children Saturday that he has attitude: one of courage, energy and self-acceptance. Laue, who was born with a left arm that ends six inches below the elbow, led a land and water basketball clinic at the ... (more)
Jaspers' journey takes them not quite far enough
Manhattan College's comeback season ended Monday night with a three-point loss to Iona in the MAAC title game.
Central grad Tre Bowman leads Iona to NCAA berth with MAAC title game win
Iona guard Tre Bowman, left, taps in a rebound against Manhattan guard Donovan Kates and forward Shane Richards during the first half of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Association championship game Monday night in Springfield, Mass.
Iona (19-13) and Manhattan (14-17) Meet in MAAC Championship
Iona matches up against Manhattan in the championship of the MAAC Tournament at Hynes Athletic Center on Monday.
NCAA Game Summary - Fairfield vs. Manhattan
Emmy Andujar finished with 16 points, five rebounds and three steals as the sixth-seeded Manhattan Jaspers coasted to a 60-42 victory over the seventh-seeded Fairfield Stags in the semifinals of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament at the MassMutual Center.