Game Date: Feb 20th, 2038

Marymount

Team: Marymount Saints [ID #789]

Location: Arlington, VA (Mid-Atlantic)

Conference: VI.19 [Division 3]

President: rayganking
          [since November 26th 2023 | last seen April 09th 2024]

Coach: Joe O`Leary

Arena: Verizon Sports Arena

Rating: 66.49 - Overall Position: #506

Fan Mood: 115.55

Alumni Mood: 101.40

Prestige: 42

Team Notes:

• Sep 03 2037: Tyson Duncan was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Sep 03 2037: Assistant coach Reginald Harrison leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.
• Mar 28 2037: 2-star prospect Dante Quigley committed.
• Mar 28 2037: 2-star prospect Scott Cotton committed.
• Mar 28 2037: 2-star prospect Víctor Canizares committed.
• Mar 26 2037: 2-star prospect Aaron Hicks committed.
• Oct 14 2036: Cassius McDonald was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Oct 14 2036: Assistant coach Larry Estes was let go.
• Aug 28 2036: Reginald Harrison was hired as the new assistant coach.
• Aug 28 2036: Assistant coach Kermit Starks leaves to pursue head coaching opportunities.

Record:

Wins: 22 Losses: 14 Pct: .611     Conf Wins: 18 Conf Losses: 8 Conf Pct: .692 Conf Rank: 4     Last10: 5-5 Streak: L1

Pts Ave: 83.6 - 80.2     Pts Diff: +3.4     Team Power Index: 126.6

Press Releases:

Mar 06 2036: Marymount Lives to fight another day in OT win against the formidable Gettysburg - by rayganking on January 2nd, 2024

Marymount wins 93-92 in OT in first round of conference tournament.
Set to play the #2 ranked St. Augustine's Falcons, who have put up outstanding numbers especially on defense despite running without a president. The Saints hope to capitalize in a must-win game to keep their tournament hopes alive. The Saints are sure to play a little different against the much slower paced Falcons in a battle for the most boards and the least turnovers. Their starting five is going to be quite a bit different: Huey will play the 1, Dyson at 2, Ellington at 3, Eads at 4, and Fontana at his normal five position. They will try to force the ball inside to their taller players in order to defeat the best perimeter defense in the conference that regularly limits their opponents to less than 60 points.