99DAVIS COLLEGE 92SUNY BROOME The Davis College Falcons picked up a non-conference overtime win over local rival SUNY Broome Hornets, on Saturday, by the score of 99-92. The visiting Falcons jumped all over Broome from the start as they held an early 8-2 lead and led by as much as 17 points in the first …
85DAVIS COLLEGE 103CAYUGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Davis College started off red hot against visiting Cayuga Community College on Tuesday evening led by Jackson Henri’s 29 points but a number of costly turnovers proved to be too much to overcome as the Falcons went down by a score of 103-85. Henri led the early serge for Davis …
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66DAVIS COLLEGE 82PENN STATE MONT ALTO 66DAVIS COLLEGE 90PENN STATE YORK The Davis College Men’s Basketball team knew they would be in for a couple tough early season tests in the John Benchoff Tournament at Penn State Mont Alto and came up short in both contests over the weekend. The opening game they were paired …
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TEAMS 1 2 T Davis College 46 47 93 Paul Smith’s College 26 39 65 The Davis College men’s basketball season started off on the right foot as they pulled away from visiting Paul Smith’s College in 93-65 victory on Saturday. After trailing early on by a margin of 9-5, the Falcons would go on …
The 2017-2018 men’s basketball season has officially started and the energy and excitement around the potential of this year’s team is readily apparent. 7 players returned from last year’s squad followed by the addition of 5 new faces to round out the 12 man roster. Head Coach Dan Rathmell says this group has worked harder …
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