Pace

2015-16: 9-19 · 3-11 in the NE10 · 9th of 11

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9-19

Overall

2015-16

3-11

NE10

9th place

6-5

Home

3-14 away / neutral

Streak

last 5LLLLL

68.9

PPG

72.5 allowed

Schedule & results · 2015-16

28 games · league-wide schedule →

Date	Opponent	Result	NCAA
Feb 23	at Southern Conn. St.NE10Conf	L 69-74	Box →
Feb 20	at New HavenNEC	L 59-61	Box →
Feb 17	at Saint RoseNE10Conf	L 56-59	Box →
Feb 13	vs American Int'lNE10Conf	L 64-72	Box →
Feb 9	at LeMoyne-OwenSIAC	L 56-64	Box →
Feb 3	vs AdelphiNE10Conf	W 82-74	Box →
Jan 30	at Southern N.H.NE10Conf	L 60-90	Box →
Jan 26	vs Franklin PierceNE10Conf	L 75-88	Box →
Jan 22	at AssumptionNE10Conf	W 75-61	Box →
Jan 20	vs BentleyNE10Conf	L 55-73	Box →
Jan 16	at Stonehill CollegeNON-D2	L 78-84	Box →
Jan 12	at Saint Michael'sNE10Conf	L 73-81	Box →
Jan 9	vs MerrimackNEC	W 83-82	Box →
Jan 6	at Saint AnselmNE10Conf	L 66-85	Box →
Jan 4	vs NYITNON-D2	W 80-55	Box →
Jan 2	at AdelphiNE10Conf	L 64-73	Box →
Dec 31	at PostCACC	L 58-72	Box →
Dec 20	vs MolloyECC	L 63-74	Box →
Dec 12	at Southern Conn. St.NE10Conf	L 74-84	Box →
Dec 10	at Georgian CourtCACC	W 82-73	Box →
Dec 5	vs New HavenNEC	W 70-59	Box →
Dec 2	vs American Int'lNE10Conf	W 70-60	Box →
Nov 29	vs Concordia (NE)NON-D2	L 79-88	Box →
Nov 24	at Saint RoseNE10Conf	L 65-78	Box →
Nov 21	vs LeMoyne-OwenSIAC	W 65-60	Box →
Nov 18	at Wilmington (DE)CACC	L 61-62	Box →
Nov 14	at DowlingNON-D2	W 72-65	Box →
Nov 13	at Queens (NY)ECC	L 76-78	Box →

Upcoming games first, then results newest-first · NCAA = tournament game · all times Eastern.

Player stats · 2015-16

From every final box score · conference leaders →

Player	GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%	3P%	FT%
Shelton Mickell #11	28	33.1	15.2	4.8	2.4	42.0	35.9	79.3
Ryan Peterson #05	28	36.6	13.5	7.1	1.3	39.5	36.8	70.2
Bryan Rivers #22	28	33.9	12.8	4.6	3.5	38.7	32.4	65.1
Kyle Pearson #02	18	36.6	13.2	7.7	0.6	48.3	34.2	71.0
Austin Mofunanya #01	28	21.3	7.5	5.5	0.5	55.6	—	54.2
Victor Jusino #33	16	21.2	8.3	3.1	0.8	52.4	—	77.4
Luke McLaughlin #15	28	20.6	2.7	2.9	0.9	36.0	0.0	48.3
Evan Gordinier #21	26	11.6	2.0	1.0	0.6	31.1	23.8	83.3
Paton Gibbs #23	17	6.5	2.4	1.2	0.1	39.4	37.0	100.0
Mike Demello #03	2	30.5	6.5	4.0	2.0	23.1	28.6	83.3
Marcus Solomon #24	20	5.5	0.3	0.8	0.3	20.0	25.0	50.0
Ryan Kennedy #10	12	4.0	0.2	0.3	0.4	16.7	0.0	—

NE10 standings

Full page →

#	Team	Conf	Overall
1	Southern Conn. St.	13-3	20-6
2	Bentley	13-4	20-6
3	Southern N.H.	13-6	22-9
4	Franklin Pierce	10-6	16-10
5	Adelphi	5-4	10-4
6	Saint Rose	5-4	5-7
7	Saint Anselm	5-5	9-5
8	American Int'l	4-11	11-15
9	Pace	3-11	9-18
10	Saint Michael's	1-9	2-10
11	Assumption	0-9	3-10

Records computed from NCAA final scores · conference games = both teams in the same league (includes league tournament games) · full schedule →

Portal & commitments

Transfer Central →

Saif Saleh FIn the portalOct 6
Pace

Tracked from NCAA, VerbalCommits D2 and school releases, verified automatically · open Transfer Central →

On the Wire

The Wire →

TRENDINGJun 7
Gannon Wins First-Ever DII Title — Then Watches Three Starters Hit the Portal
Gannon's 84-61 dismantling of Lander on April 5 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse delivered the program's first-ever NCAA Division II national championship and capped a 34-3 season. The celebration was short. Within four days, MOP Pace Prosser plus starters Lucas Sekasi and Victor Desmond all entered the transfer portal. Prosser has since committed to Siena. Coach Bazzoli now faces a championship roster rebuild that defines the modern portal era.
PORTALJun 7
Pace Prosser Commits to Siena — DII Title Game MVP Lands in MAAC
Gannon's Pace Prosser, the 2026 NCAA Division II Championship Most Outstanding Player, has committed to Siena according to the Times Union. Prosser averaged 18.6 PPG for Gannon's title team and dropped 28 PTS, 11 REB, 5 AST, 5 STL in the championship win over Lander. He becomes the first portal commitment for new Siena head coach Nevada Smith, who took over the Saints on April 1 after Gerry McNamara departed for Syracuse. With two years of eligibility remaining, Prosser arrives in MAAC country with a championship ring and an All-American resume.
PORTALJun 7
D2 Transfer Portal Window Closes With D2→D1 Pipeline Still Active
The D2 transfer portal window officially closed April 20 and the D1 window followed April 21, with more than 1,143 D1 players entering during the cycle. D2 commits and D2→D1 jumps continue trickling in as programs work the late market. Headliners landing this cycle include Pace Prosser (Gannon → Siena), Kendall Taylor (Wingate → Charleston), Chris Terrell (Delta State → New Mexico State), and McIntyre making his D1 jump after leading every division in scoring at 27.9 PPG.