Sunday, February 19
Riverdale, NY
6:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
at
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QU Men's Basketball At Manhattan Sunday To Start Regular Season's Final Week
2/18/2017 1:25:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Quinnipiac University Bobcats (10-17, 7-10 MAAC) at
Manhattan College Jaspers (9-19, 4-13 MAAC)
Date: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017 (6 p.m.)
Location: Draddy Gymnasium | Riverdale, N.Y.
All-Time Series vs. Manhattan: Tied 4-4
Current Streak: QU - 1 straight
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DIXON, KISS HONORED EIGHT TIMES BY MAAC
Freshman guards Mikey Dixon and Peter Kiss have seen their names come up on the MAAC weekly awards quite frequently this season. The two freshmen have combined to win eight MAAC Rookie of the Week honors this year, (four each), including six straight. Kiss has won the last three, after Dixon had three straight from Jan. 9-23. Kiss was the first to be honored on Nov. 28 after averaging 16.0 points at the AdvoCare Invitational (with 18 vs. current No. 1 Gonzaga). Despite an overtime loss to Fairfield on Friday, Dixon has put himself.
Quinnipiac - MAAC Weekly Honors
Feb. 13 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Feb. 6 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 30 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 23 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 16 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 9 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Dec. 5 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Nov. 28 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
DIXON SETS QUINNIPIAC DI FRESHMAN SCORING MARK
Freshman guard Mikey Dixon had 29 points in Quinnipiac's 95-90 win over Canisius on Jan. 20. That established a new program record for most points in a DI game by a freshman, passing the old mark of 27, which he tied in the previous game vs. Iona. The 27-point record was set by Kason Mims in 2000-01 and matched in 2001-02 by Rob Monroe.
Most Points In A Game For A QU Freshman (DI Level)
29 Mikey Dixon 1/20/17 vs. Canisius
27 Mikey Dixon 1/14/17 vs. Iona
27 Kason Mims 1/29/01 vs. LIU
27 Rob Monroe 3/1/02 vs. Wagner
25 Bill Romano 1/21/99 vs. LIU
25 Rob Monroe 2/14/02 vs. Sacred Heart
24 Mikey Dixon 2/17/17 vs. Fairfield
DIXON 11th NATIONALLY IN FRESHMAN SCORING
Freshman guard Mikey Dixon had 56 points in a two-game stretch against Iona and Canisius (see above) to move into the top 10 nationally in scoring among freshmen, getting as high as eighth. After being held to six points by Saint Peter's on Feb. 9, he now ranks 11th nationally through Friday.
National Freshman Scoring Leaders (through 2/17)
1. 23.0 Markelle Fultz, Washington
2. 21.7 Malik Monk, Kentucky
3. 19.0 Dennis Smith, Jr., N.C. State
4. 17.2 Shamorie Ponds, Saint John's
5. 17.2 Marcus LoVett, Saint John's
6. 16.8 Preston Parks, The Citadel
7. 16.8 Michael Weathers, Miami (Ohio)
8. 16.6 T.J. Leaf, UCLA
9. 16.6 Christian Keeling, Charleston Southern
10. 16.5 Josh Jackson, Kansas
11. 16.4 Mikey Dixon, Quinnipiac
12. 16.2 Ervin Mitchell, Grambling
DIXON ON HISTORIC PACE
Mikey Dixon should easily break the Quinnipiac Div. I record for freshman scoring at his current 16.4 ppg pace (Rob Monroe holds it at 13.0 ppg). With a late push, Dixon also has a chance to break the all-divisions record of 16.7, set by Frank Berretta at the Div. II level in 1979-80 (he's averaged 18.0 ppg since moving into the starting lineup on Dec. 29), while Peter Kiss (13.9) is also on pace to pass Monroe's DI record.
All-Time QU Freshman Scoring Leaders (All Divisions)
1. 16.7 Frank Berretta, 1979-80
2. 16.5 Troy Adams, 1986-87
3. 16.4 Mikey Dixon, 2016-17 (as of now)
4. 16.4 Harold Driver, 1974-75
5. 14.4 Rick Barry, 1991-92
6. 13.9 Peter Kiss, 2016-17 (as of now)
7. 13.5 Lester Ayala, 1987-88
8. 13.0 Rob Monroe, 2001-02 - Current DI record
GUARDED OPTIMISM FOR QU FUTURE
There are very few teams in the country with a pair of freshman guards as productive as Mikey Dixon (16.4 ppg) and Peter Kiss (13.9 ppg), who currently rank 1-2 among MAAC freshmen in scoring (Stevie Jordan of Rider is third at 11.3). Dixon and Kiss also rank No. 8 and No. 15 overall (all classes) among MAAC scorers (and No. 4 and No. 9 in league games - see previous page). Through Friday, only three schools (Kentucky, Saint John's, UCLA) have their top two freshmen averaging more than Quinnipiac's 30.3 ppg, while only seven schools have two freshman guards averaging at least 10 ppg (see below).
Combined Scoring Avg For Top Two Freshmen (thru 2/17)
37.3 Kentucky: Malik Monk (21.7), De'Aron Fox (15.6)
34.4 Saint John's: Marcus LoVett (17.2), Shamorie Ponds (17.2)
32.0 UCLA: TJ Leaf (16.6), Lonzo Ball (15.4)
30.3 Quinnipiac: Mikey Dixon (16.4), Peter Kiss (13.9)
29.4 Michigan State: Miles Bridges (16.2), Nick Ward (13.2)
Teams with Two Fr. Guards at 10+ PPG (thru 2/17)
Kentucky: Malik Monk (21.7), De'Aron Fox (15.6)
Saint John's: Marcus LoVett (17.3), Shamorie Ponds (17.2)
Quinnipiac: Mikey Dixon (16.4), Peter Kiss (13.9)
Auburn: Mustapha Heron (15.0), Jared Harper (12.2)
Temple: Shizz Alston, Jr. (13.7), Quinton Rose (10.1)
Mississippi State: Lamar Peters (12.0), Mario Kegler (10.5)
Arizona: Rawle Alkins (11.6), Kobi Simmons (11.1)
POISE BEYOND THEIR YEARS
In addition to their impressive stat totals, Quinnipiac freshmen Mikey Dixon and Peter Kiss have shown early signs of having the clutch gene. In road wins over Niagara and Fairfield, they each were given the ball to create their own shots and knocked down the game-winner. Dixon made a 10-foot stepback with 22.4 seconds left to put the Bobcats ahead by one at Niagara, while Kiss hit a 10-foot floater with 1.9 left to defeat Fairfield 73-71.
BLOCK PARTY
Chaise Daniels and Donovan Smith have each tied the Quinnipiac Division I record with seven blocks in a game this season. Daniels matched the mark on Jan. 30 against Siena, while Smith had seven blocks in Quinnipiac's 81-72 win over Manhattan on Jan. 7. They both have matched the standard set four times by Ousmane Drame '15. Daniels also now has 108 blocks in his career, placing him second in Quinnipiac's DI history.
THREE-FOR-ALL
Senior guard Daniel Harris was 5-5 from beyond the arc at Draddy Gymnasium last season, tying for the second best single-game effort in school history at the DI level, behind only a 6-6 effort from Rashaun Banjo in 2001-02 (see chart at bottom left). Peter Kiss has had two games of 4-4 from behind the arc this season (Seton Hall, Manhattan), which ties him for fifth place, while Reggie Oliver joined that tie by shooting 4-4 on threes against Canisius on Jan. 20.
DOUBLING UP
Quinnipiac has had 14 double-doubles this season from five different players after Mikey Dixon had his first on Friday. Chaise Daniels has five to lead the team, while Donovan Smith and Kiss each have three and Abdulai Bundu has two. Kiss had 23 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists against Niagara on Feb. 4 to threaten for a triple-double.
Quinnipiac Double-Doubles
Nov. 25: Chaise Daniels vs. Seton Hall (14 pts, 11 rebs)
Nov. 27: Abdulai Bundu vs. Indiana State (15 pts, 12 rebs)
Dec. 1: Chaise Daniels vs. Monmouth (13 pts, 10 rebs)
Dec. 7: Donovan Smith vs. Hartford (15 pts, 10 rebs)
Dec. 18: Abdulai Bundu vs. Maine (12 pts, 10 rebs)
Jan. 2: Donovan Smith vs. Niagara (13 pts, 13 rebs)
Jan. 7: Peter Kiss vs. Manhattan (20 pts, 10 rebs)
Jan. 14; Donovan Smith vs. Iona (15 pts, 11 rebs)
Jan. 14: Chaise Daniels vs. Iona (22 pts, 11 rebs)
Jan. 27: Chaise Daniels vs. Monmouth (15 pts, 12 rebs)
Feb. 4: Chaise Daniels vs. Niagara (24 pts, 10 rebs)
Feb. 4: Peter Kiss vs. Niagara (23 pts, 13 rebs)
Feb. 6: Peter Kiss vs. Fairfield (18 pts, 12 rebs)
Feb. 17: Mikey Dixon vs. Fairfield (24 pts, 11 rebs)
LAST GAME RECAP (FAIRFIELD 89, QUINNIPIAC 86 - OT)
Quinnipiac was seconds away from a second dramatic comeback win over Fairfield, but the Stags tied it up with 0.1 seconds left and captured an 89-86 overtime win on Friday night. After defeating Fairfield 11 days earlier 73-71 after rallying from 11 down with 6:30 to go, the Bobcats once again came back from double digits in the closing minutes to get the lead late. After traling by 10 with 5:30 left, the Bobcats went ahead on a Peter Kiss drive with 30 seconds left and then took a three-point lead on two Kiss foul shots with nine seconds left. After fouling Fairfield on purpose to prevent a three-pointer with five seconds left, the Bobcats split one of two at the line to make it a two-point game with 3.6 on the clock and Tyler Nelson (24 points, 12 assists) went coast to coast to tie it with 0.1 left. Fairfield led by five in overtime, and Kiss had a 25-footer at the buzzer miss the target.
Inside the Box Score vs. Fairfield
• The road team won the seventh straight game in the series, with the last six all being decided by five points or less. All three of the games at TD Bank in that stretch have gone overtime.
• Mikey Dixon had his first career double-double with 24 points and 11 rebounds, shooting 10-18 from the floor to break out of a mini-shooting slump (7-29 in his previous two games).
• Phil Winston had 11 assists, after tallying 10 against Hartford on Dec. 11. It had been five years since a QU player had double figures in assists.
• Mikey Dixon had 24 points and Peter Kiss had 17. In the 15 games since the start of the new year, the two freshmen have been in double figures 26 out of a possible 30 times, while going 0-4 in two games against Saint Peter's.
• Quinnipiac lost the jump ball, which has been a strangely bad omen. The Bobcats have not won a game in which they didn't control the opening tip (0-13). They are 10-4 when winning the tip.
MILESTONE SEASONS FOR MOORE
Head Coach Tom Moore is in a pair of milestone seasons in his coaching career - his 10th as the head coach at Quinnipiac and his 30th in collegiate coaching (as both an assistant and a head coach), including 23 years at the Division I level (13 as a UConn assistant, 10 at Quinnipiac). As a head coach, he has earned 238 wins (162 at Quinnipiac and 76 in five years at Division III Worcester State). As an assistant coach, he was a part of 365 wins (340 at UConn, 25 in two years at DIII).
INCREASED SCORING
Quinnipiac has had a much improved offense so far this season, averaging 77.0 points per game, up over 11 points from a year ago (65.6 ppg). The Bobcats have also reached 70 points 22 times in 27 games this year, after hitting that mark only 10 times in 30 games last year. Quinnipiac has scored 70 or more in 15 of 17 conference games so far this season, falling short only in both games with Saint Peter's.
BOBCATS SIGN TWO IN FALL PERIOD
Quinnipiac earned a pair of commitments in the fall signing period, landing 6-3 shooting guard Ezekiel Charles of Barton Community College and 6-9 forward Milos Supica of Freedom Christian Academy in Fayetteville, N.C. Charles played scholastically at prestigious Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, while Supica is originally from Belgrade, Serbia.
NEXT UP
Quinnipiac heads to the road on Thursday to take on Marist before concluding the regular season with a home game against Rider on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Manhattan College Jaspers (9-19, 4-13 MAAC)
Date: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2017 (6 p.m.)
Location: Draddy Gymnasium | Riverdale, N.Y.
All-Time Series vs. Manhattan: Tied 4-4
Current Streak: QU - 1 straight
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DIXON, KISS HONORED EIGHT TIMES BY MAAC
Freshman guards Mikey Dixon and Peter Kiss have seen their names come up on the MAAC weekly awards quite frequently this season. The two freshmen have combined to win eight MAAC Rookie of the Week honors this year, (four each), including six straight. Kiss has won the last three, after Dixon had three straight from Jan. 9-23. Kiss was the first to be honored on Nov. 28 after averaging 16.0 points at the AdvoCare Invitational (with 18 vs. current No. 1 Gonzaga). Despite an overtime loss to Fairfield on Friday, Dixon has put himself.
Quinnipiac - MAAC Weekly Honors
Feb. 13 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Feb. 6 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 30 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 23 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 16 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Jan. 9 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Dec. 5 Mikey Dixon (Rookie of the Week)
Nov. 28 Peter Kiss (Rookie of the Week)
DIXON SETS QUINNIPIAC DI FRESHMAN SCORING MARK
Freshman guard Mikey Dixon had 29 points in Quinnipiac's 95-90 win over Canisius on Jan. 20. That established a new program record for most points in a DI game by a freshman, passing the old mark of 27, which he tied in the previous game vs. Iona. The 27-point record was set by Kason Mims in 2000-01 and matched in 2001-02 by Rob Monroe.
Most Points In A Game For A QU Freshman (DI Level)
29 Mikey Dixon 1/20/17 vs. Canisius
27 Mikey Dixon 1/14/17 vs. Iona
27 Kason Mims 1/29/01 vs. LIU
27 Rob Monroe 3/1/02 vs. Wagner
25 Bill Romano 1/21/99 vs. LIU
25 Rob Monroe 2/14/02 vs. Sacred Heart
24 Mikey Dixon 2/17/17 vs. Fairfield
DIXON 11th NATIONALLY IN FRESHMAN SCORING
Freshman guard Mikey Dixon had 56 points in a two-game stretch against Iona and Canisius (see above) to move into the top 10 nationally in scoring among freshmen, getting as high as eighth. After being held to six points by Saint Peter's on Feb. 9, he now ranks 11th nationally through Friday.
National Freshman Scoring Leaders (through 2/17)
1. 23.0 Markelle Fultz, Washington
2. 21.7 Malik Monk, Kentucky
3. 19.0 Dennis Smith, Jr., N.C. State
4. 17.2 Shamorie Ponds, Saint John's
5. 17.2 Marcus LoVett, Saint John's
6. 16.8 Preston Parks, The Citadel
7. 16.8 Michael Weathers, Miami (Ohio)
8. 16.6 T.J. Leaf, UCLA
9. 16.6 Christian Keeling, Charleston Southern
10. 16.5 Josh Jackson, Kansas
11. 16.4 Mikey Dixon, Quinnipiac
12. 16.2 Ervin Mitchell, Grambling
DIXON ON HISTORIC PACE
Mikey Dixon should easily break the Quinnipiac Div. I record for freshman scoring at his current 16.4 ppg pace (Rob Monroe holds it at 13.0 ppg). With a late push, Dixon also has a chance to break the all-divisions record of 16.7, set by Frank Berretta at the Div. II level in 1979-80 (he's averaged 18.0 ppg since moving into the starting lineup on Dec. 29), while Peter Kiss (13.9) is also on pace to pass Monroe's DI record.
All-Time QU Freshman Scoring Leaders (All Divisions)
1. 16.7 Frank Berretta, 1979-80
2. 16.5 Troy Adams, 1986-87
3. 16.4 Mikey Dixon, 2016-17 (as of now)
4. 16.4 Harold Driver, 1974-75
5. 14.4 Rick Barry, 1991-92
6. 13.9 Peter Kiss, 2016-17 (as of now)
7. 13.5 Lester Ayala, 1987-88
8. 13.0 Rob Monroe, 2001-02 - Current DI record
GUARDED OPTIMISM FOR QU FUTURE
There are very few teams in the country with a pair of freshman guards as productive as Mikey Dixon (16.4 ppg) and Peter Kiss (13.9 ppg), who currently rank 1-2 among MAAC freshmen in scoring (Stevie Jordan of Rider is third at 11.3). Dixon and Kiss also rank No. 8 and No. 15 overall (all classes) among MAAC scorers (and No. 4 and No. 9 in league games - see previous page). Through Friday, only three schools (Kentucky, Saint John's, UCLA) have their top two freshmen averaging more than Quinnipiac's 30.3 ppg, while only seven schools have two freshman guards averaging at least 10 ppg (see below).
Combined Scoring Avg For Top Two Freshmen (thru 2/17)
37.3 Kentucky: Malik Monk (21.7), De'Aron Fox (15.6)
34.4 Saint John's: Marcus LoVett (17.2), Shamorie Ponds (17.2)
32.0 UCLA: TJ Leaf (16.6), Lonzo Ball (15.4)
30.3 Quinnipiac: Mikey Dixon (16.4), Peter Kiss (13.9)
29.4 Michigan State: Miles Bridges (16.2), Nick Ward (13.2)
Teams with Two Fr. Guards at 10+ PPG (thru 2/17)
Kentucky: Malik Monk (21.7), De'Aron Fox (15.6)
Saint John's: Marcus LoVett (17.3), Shamorie Ponds (17.2)
Quinnipiac: Mikey Dixon (16.4), Peter Kiss (13.9)
Auburn: Mustapha Heron (15.0), Jared Harper (12.2)
Temple: Shizz Alston, Jr. (13.7), Quinton Rose (10.1)
Mississippi State: Lamar Peters (12.0), Mario Kegler (10.5)
Arizona: Rawle Alkins (11.6), Kobi Simmons (11.1)
POISE BEYOND THEIR YEARS
In addition to their impressive stat totals, Quinnipiac freshmen Mikey Dixon and Peter Kiss have shown early signs of having the clutch gene. In road wins over Niagara and Fairfield, they each were given the ball to create their own shots and knocked down the game-winner. Dixon made a 10-foot stepback with 22.4 seconds left to put the Bobcats ahead by one at Niagara, while Kiss hit a 10-foot floater with 1.9 left to defeat Fairfield 73-71.
BLOCK PARTY
Chaise Daniels and Donovan Smith have each tied the Quinnipiac Division I record with seven blocks in a game this season. Daniels matched the mark on Jan. 30 against Siena, while Smith had seven blocks in Quinnipiac's 81-72 win over Manhattan on Jan. 7. They both have matched the standard set four times by Ousmane Drame '15. Daniels also now has 108 blocks in his career, placing him second in Quinnipiac's DI history.
THREE-FOR-ALL
Senior guard Daniel Harris was 5-5 from beyond the arc at Draddy Gymnasium last season, tying for the second best single-game effort in school history at the DI level, behind only a 6-6 effort from Rashaun Banjo in 2001-02 (see chart at bottom left). Peter Kiss has had two games of 4-4 from behind the arc this season (Seton Hall, Manhattan), which ties him for fifth place, while Reggie Oliver joined that tie by shooting 4-4 on threes against Canisius on Jan. 20.
DOUBLING UP
Quinnipiac has had 14 double-doubles this season from five different players after Mikey Dixon had his first on Friday. Chaise Daniels has five to lead the team, while Donovan Smith and Kiss each have three and Abdulai Bundu has two. Kiss had 23 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists against Niagara on Feb. 4 to threaten for a triple-double.
Quinnipiac Double-Doubles
Nov. 25: Chaise Daniels vs. Seton Hall (14 pts, 11 rebs)
Nov. 27: Abdulai Bundu vs. Indiana State (15 pts, 12 rebs)
Dec. 1: Chaise Daniels vs. Monmouth (13 pts, 10 rebs)
Dec. 7: Donovan Smith vs. Hartford (15 pts, 10 rebs)
Dec. 18: Abdulai Bundu vs. Maine (12 pts, 10 rebs)
Jan. 2: Donovan Smith vs. Niagara (13 pts, 13 rebs)
Jan. 7: Peter Kiss vs. Manhattan (20 pts, 10 rebs)
Jan. 14; Donovan Smith vs. Iona (15 pts, 11 rebs)
Jan. 14: Chaise Daniels vs. Iona (22 pts, 11 rebs)
Jan. 27: Chaise Daniels vs. Monmouth (15 pts, 12 rebs)
Feb. 4: Chaise Daniels vs. Niagara (24 pts, 10 rebs)
Feb. 4: Peter Kiss vs. Niagara (23 pts, 13 rebs)
Feb. 6: Peter Kiss vs. Fairfield (18 pts, 12 rebs)
Feb. 17: Mikey Dixon vs. Fairfield (24 pts, 11 rebs)
LAST GAME RECAP (FAIRFIELD 89, QUINNIPIAC 86 - OT)
Quinnipiac was seconds away from a second dramatic comeback win over Fairfield, but the Stags tied it up with 0.1 seconds left and captured an 89-86 overtime win on Friday night. After defeating Fairfield 11 days earlier 73-71 after rallying from 11 down with 6:30 to go, the Bobcats once again came back from double digits in the closing minutes to get the lead late. After traling by 10 with 5:30 left, the Bobcats went ahead on a Peter Kiss drive with 30 seconds left and then took a three-point lead on two Kiss foul shots with nine seconds left. After fouling Fairfield on purpose to prevent a three-pointer with five seconds left, the Bobcats split one of two at the line to make it a two-point game with 3.6 on the clock and Tyler Nelson (24 points, 12 assists) went coast to coast to tie it with 0.1 left. Fairfield led by five in overtime, and Kiss had a 25-footer at the buzzer miss the target.
Inside the Box Score vs. Fairfield
• The road team won the seventh straight game in the series, with the last six all being decided by five points or less. All three of the games at TD Bank in that stretch have gone overtime.
• Mikey Dixon had his first career double-double with 24 points and 11 rebounds, shooting 10-18 from the floor to break out of a mini-shooting slump (7-29 in his previous two games).
• Phil Winston had 11 assists, after tallying 10 against Hartford on Dec. 11. It had been five years since a QU player had double figures in assists.
• Mikey Dixon had 24 points and Peter Kiss had 17. In the 15 games since the start of the new year, the two freshmen have been in double figures 26 out of a possible 30 times, while going 0-4 in two games against Saint Peter's.
• Quinnipiac lost the jump ball, which has been a strangely bad omen. The Bobcats have not won a game in which they didn't control the opening tip (0-13). They are 10-4 when winning the tip.
MILESTONE SEASONS FOR MOORE
Head Coach Tom Moore is in a pair of milestone seasons in his coaching career - his 10th as the head coach at Quinnipiac and his 30th in collegiate coaching (as both an assistant and a head coach), including 23 years at the Division I level (13 as a UConn assistant, 10 at Quinnipiac). As a head coach, he has earned 238 wins (162 at Quinnipiac and 76 in five years at Division III Worcester State). As an assistant coach, he was a part of 365 wins (340 at UConn, 25 in two years at DIII).
INCREASED SCORING
Quinnipiac has had a much improved offense so far this season, averaging 77.0 points per game, up over 11 points from a year ago (65.6 ppg). The Bobcats have also reached 70 points 22 times in 27 games this year, after hitting that mark only 10 times in 30 games last year. Quinnipiac has scored 70 or more in 15 of 17 conference games so far this season, falling short only in both games with Saint Peter's.
BOBCATS SIGN TWO IN FALL PERIOD
Quinnipiac earned a pair of commitments in the fall signing period, landing 6-3 shooting guard Ezekiel Charles of Barton Community College and 6-9 forward Milos Supica of Freedom Christian Academy in Fayetteville, N.C. Charles played scholastically at prestigious Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, while Supica is originally from Belgrade, Serbia.
NEXT UP
Quinnipiac heads to the road on Thursday to take on Marist before concluding the regular season with a home game against Rider on Sunday at 2 p.m.
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