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For the past two years, college coaches have been making their way to New Brighton to get a look at O.D. Anosike and make a sales pitch for their school.
McClinton finds perfect home in Miami
If given the choice, Siena coach Fran McCaffrey would take Kenny Hasbrouck over Jack McClinton .
Katz: Siena announces its presence
According to the Siena players, their win over Vanderbilt in the NCAA tournament shouldn't be considered an upset.
Saints aware of and ready to meet expectations
Siena men's bas ketball coach Fran McCaffery stood before a large crowd of fans and supporters on Monday and made note that this was nothing like when he stood in front of the same people four years ago, when ...
Siena lands first recruit of season
The Siena men's basketball team landed its first recruit of the early signing period when Denzel Yard, a guard from Philadelphia, gave the school an oral committment, his AAU coach said in a text message Monday ...
Siena: Saints Run Out Of Gas in Veroli
Basket Veroli began the fourth quarter with a 20-1 run to rally past Siena 87-68 Wednesday night in Veroli.
Siena Rallies Past Siena in Siena
Alex Franklin's two free throws with three seconds left were the difference as Siena erased a 13-point first half deficit and rallied from four down with 54 seconds left to top their namesake, Virtus Siena, ...
Siena to visit Siena during trip to Italy
Siena will visit Siena next week. Not the campus, the Italian city. The Saints plan to see the coliseums of Rome and the markets of Florence, the islands of Venice and the scenic waters of Lake Como, too.
Siena's Duell highlights ICC basketball camp
Siena College and the University at Albany were represented for the sixth straight year at the 2008 Ichabod Crane Central Boosters Basketball Camp held at the Ichabod Crane Middle School, according to an ...
James Carr Leaving Siena Men's Basketball Program
James Carr has informed head men's basketball coach Fran McCaffery that he will not return to the Siena basketball program.
As he has done recently in his native Kingston, former Siena standout guard Tay Fisher is, again, finding a way of giving back to the community in the form of a youth basketball camp.
As he has done recently in his native Kingston, former Siena standout guard Tay Fisher is, again, finding a way of giving back to the community in the form of a youth basketball camp.
Union head women's lacrosse coach Jessica Critchlow is slowly building her program into a regional power.
Tay Fisher Selected in Harlem Globetrotters 2008 Draft
Former men's basketball player Tay Fisher was selected in the Harlem Globetrotters 2008 Draft earlier today in Phoenix, Arizona.
Former Women's Basketball Players Take Latvia to Olympics
Former Siena women's basketball players Gunta Basko and Liene Jansone will be playing for their home country of Latvia in the upcoming summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
Don't overlook these teams this season
After seeing who's coming back to school and who's gone, here are a few thoughts on some of the overlooked teams for the upcoming season: Siena only lost Tay Fisher from a squad that reached the second round of ...
“I have no idea. His name never came up on our lists. He never was mentioned. No one thought he was coming out.”
If Kojo Mensah is an NBA player, then good news: So are you, my friend. As is the accountant who prepares your taxes. via Albany Times Union
Siena freshman Chris De la Rosa set to transfer
“I really enjoyed the year here, but I'm just looking for more playing time.”
Siena freshman Chris De la Rosa decided to transfer from the Albany school but has yet to pick a new destination. via New York Daily News
Siena, UAlbany renew basketball contract
“It didn't go on this long because we had to work things out, it went on this long because [UAlbany AD] Lee [McElroy] and I were confident that it would get done”
Siena head coach Fran McCaffery laughs as an official interrupts the MAAC championship game against Rider in March at the Times Union Center in Albany. via The Gazette
Fairport's Downey selects Siena
Fairport senior Kyle Downey, the 2006-07 All-Greater Rochester Boys Basketball Player of the Year, has given a verbal commitment to play at Siena College. via Democrat & Chronicle