2017-2018 Wentworth Men's Basketball News
For the second straight season, seniors Sam Knollmeyer and Ben Kizel named to NABC Honors Court, while the Leopards collectively earn Team Academic Excellence honors.
Thirty-six Leopard student-athletes earn 38 Academic All-CCC honors across eight sports, including three of the five CCC Senior Scholar-Athletes Wentworth had during the 2017-2018 academic year
Gulls use a 10-0 run in the second half and take an 84-73 win in the CCC quarterfinals; Jason Ganley scores a season-high 34 points and finishes his career third on Wentworth's all-time scoring list
Senior Sam Knollmeyer repeated as the CCC Defensive Player of the Year and also earned the league's senior scholar-athlete of the year award while senior Jason Ganley and sophomore Stephen Azums were each named Second Team All-CCC
Leopards travel to third-seeded Endicott on Tuesday (February 20) for a 5:30 p.m. quarterfinal round game against the Gulls
The Leopards closed out the regular season with a tough loss to top-seeded Nichols, 81-72.
Sophomore Stephen Azums' three-point play with 19 seconds left snapped a 64-all tie as the Leopards prevailed, 67-64, in overtime, after trailing by as many as 13 in the second half
Leopards whittle an 18-point deficit down to seven before falling to the Gulls, 69-56; Jason Ganey scores a game-high 20 points
Nor'Easters hold on for an 82-80 win despite a 22-point effort from Jason Ganley and an 18-point, 19-rebound effort from Stephen Azums
Hawks break open a tie game with a 17-3 run, en route to a 72-58 win; Jason Ganley scores 17 points for the Leopards
Gordon sophomore Eric Demers scored 26 points to propel the Gordon College men’s basketball team over Wentworth Institute of Technology, 83-62, Tuesday evening in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) action inside the Bennett Center.
Despite a game-high 26 points from senior Jason Ganley (Northbridge, Mass.), Eastern Nazarene outlasted Wentworth Institute of Technology, 68-65, in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) men’s basketball action Saturday afternoon inside Lahue PE Center.
Four score in double figures, led by Stephen Azums' double-double of 14 points and 17 rebounds as the Leopards use overtime to defeat the Colonels, 62-58
With four seconds remaining in regulation, senior Jason Ganley (Northbridge, Mass.) drained a three-pointer to lift the Wentworth Institute of Technology men’s basketball team over Salve Regina, 53-50, in a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) matchup Saturday afternoon at the Rogers Recreation Center.
Senior Jason Ganley scored 19 points in the first half to lift the Wentworth men’s basketball team over Roger Williams University, 66-60, on Thursday evening inside the Campus Recreation Center.
Leopards hold Golden Bears scoreless over the final 4:45 in a 72-72 as Stephen Azums nets game-winning shot with 22 seconds left; Jason Ganley scores a game-high 22 points
