CSAC - 2021-22 Men's Basketball Archive

2021-22 Men's Basketball Archive

Place	Team	Points*	2019-20 Record (CSAC)
1	Cairn University	61 (6)	18-10 (12-2)
2	Rosemont College	52 (1)	10-16 (7-7)
3	Keystone College	47 (1)	11-14 (7-7)
4	Wilson College	34	10-16 (7-7)
5	Bryn Athyn College	31	5-20 (4-10)
6	Saint Elizabeth University	29	12-12 (6-8)
7 (t)	Clarks Summit University	17	3-22 (2-12)
7 (t)	University of Valley Forge	17	12-11 (ind.)

*First place votes in (parentheses)
Press Release

CAIRN NETS THE TOP PICK IN THE 2021-22 MBB PRESEASON COACHES' POLL

ROSEMONT, Pa. – Defending champion Cairn University was the top pick of the coaches in the 2021-22 Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Men’s Basketball Preseason poll released Tuesday afternoon.

The Highlanders, who received 61 points and six first-place votes, won the 2020 championship with a victory over Centenary. The CSAC did not have a competitive season in 2020-21 due to the COVID-19
outbreak.

Rosemont College was picked second with 52 points and one first-place vote. Keystone College came in third with 47 points and one-first place vote.

Wilson College was picked fourth with 34 points, followed by Bryn Athyn College in fifth with 31 points and Saint Elizabeth University in sixth with 29 points.

The University of Valley Forge and Clarks Summit University were tied for seventh with 17 points each.

The season starts on Friday, November 5, with a pair of games. The first conference game is set for Thursday, December 2, as Cairn hosts Bryn Athyn.

The CSAC Championship, featuring the top five teams, begins on Monday, February 21, 2022, with the championship game set for Saturday, February 26, 2022.

2021-22 CSAC MEN'S BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS

School	Overall Record (%)	CSAC Record (%)
Wilson * (1)	18-7 (.720)	12-2 (.857)
Rosemont * (2)	11-12 (478)	10-4 (.714)
Cairn * (3)	16-11 (.593)	9-5 (.643)
Saint Elizabeth * (4)	7-16 (.304)	7-7 (.500)
Keystone * (5)	9-16 (.360)	6-8 (.429)
Clarks Summit	8-17 (.320)	5-9 (.357)
Bryn Athyn	7-18 (.280)	5-9 (.357)
Valley Forge	5-16 (.238)	2-12 (.143)

*Clinched playoff berth
() Number indicates seeding

2021-22 CSAC Players of the Week

November 15, 2021
Derian Bradford / So / University of Valley Forge / Lansdale, Pa. / Faith Christian Academy (Offensive)
Bradford netted 31.5 points and 7.5 rebounds in two wins for the Patriots. He shot 54.5 percent across the two games. Against PSU-Schuylkill, he scored 32 points on 13-for-24 shooting with two steals and two assists.

Wes Murray / Jr / Cairn University / Reading, Pa. / Exeter HS (Defensive)
Averaged eight rebounds a game over three contests last week. Netted 11 rebounds against PSU-Abington.

November 22, 2021
Dashaun Cain / Jr / Cairn University / Wilmington, De. / Red Lion Christian Academy (Offensive)
Averaged 14.3 points per game across the span of three contests for the Highlanders. In a win over PSU-Berks, he scored 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds. He was 11-for-12 from the foul line.

Kameron Clark / Sr / Cairn University / Ewing, N.J. / Ewing HS (Defensive)
Averaged 17 rebounds a game over three contests last week. In a win over PSU-Berks, he snagged 23 rebounds and followed that up with 17 rebounds in an overtime win over Marywood.

November 29, 2021
Antonio Bussey / Jr / Wilson College / Aiken, S.C. / (Offensive)
Averaged 21.5 points while shooting 19-for-23 in two wins for the Phoenix. Went 15-for-17 against Bridgewater State with 33 points and six rebounds.

Kameron Clark / Sr / Cairn University / Ewing, N.J. / Ewing HS (Defensive)
Scooped up 17 rebounds in two contests, while averaging three blocks. Had 17 rebounds in a win over CCNY.

December 6, 2021
Antonio Bussey / Jr / Wilson College / Aiken, S.C. / (Offensive)
Collected a pair of double-doubles for Wilson in two games this week. Against Bryn Athyn, had 27 points and 12 rebounds, including six points in overtime, in a win against the Lions. Against Susquehanna, he had 30 points and ten rebounds. Shot 11-for-14 from the field against the Lions.

Hunter Plantz / So / Clarks Summit University / Clarks Summit, Pa. / Homeschool (Defensive)
In the Defenders win over Valley Forge, Plantz had 21 rebounds and four blocks while only committing one turnover.

December 13, 2021
Jesse Rivera / Sr / Cairn University / Doylestown, Pa / Central Bucks East (Offensive)
Against Valley Forge, Rivera scored 17 points, grabbed six rebounds and had seven assists. Shot 57 percent from the field. Added in 13 points against Gwynedd Mercy.

Josh Moyer / So / Keystone College / Emmaus, Pa. / Emmaus HS (Defensive)
Over the weekend, Moyer totaled two blocks, two steals and eight defensive rebounds at the York (NY) Invitational.

December 20, 2021
Pierre Harden / Sr / Saint Elizabeth University / Sicklerville, N.J. / Winslow (Offensive)
Had 21 points and 20 rebounds in Saint Elizabeth’s win over Rosemont on Thursday night. Shot 9-for-13 from the field.

Kameron Clark / Sr / Cairn University / Ewing, N.J. / Ewing HS (Defensive)
Grabbed 19 rebounds (13 of them defensive) in the win over Bryn Athyn.

January 3, 2022
Jamal Cannady Jr. / FY / Bryn Athyn College / Baltimore, Md. / Dunbar HS (Offensive)
Named to the Doc Greene All-Tournament Team at Juniata as he averaged 21 points per game across two contests. Had 30 points against John Carroll, while he set a program record by making 17 free throws.

Kameron Clark / Sr / Cairn University / Ewing, N.J. / Ewing HS (Defensive)
Had 21 rebounds (13 defensive) in a win over Moravian.

January 10, 2022
Warrick Godwin Jr. / Jr / Wilson College / Largo, Md. / (Offensive)
Scored 30 points on 10-for-19 shooting in a win over Keystone on Saturday. Also went 6-for-10 on three-pointers.

Marlon Sharpton / Sr / Rosemont College / Philadelphia, Pa. / Abraham Lincoln (Defensive)
Grabbed nine defensive rebounds and had seven steals across two games. Had five steals in the win over Bryn Athyn.

January 17, 2022
Darnill Brown / Sr / Saint Elizabeth University / Bordentown, N.J. / Bordentown HS (Offensive)
Averaged 23 points per game and shot just under 50 percent (17-for-33) in two wins last week. Against Keystone, shot 10-for-19 with five three pointers to score 29 points as the Eagles remained unbeaten in the CSAC.

Pierre Harden / Sr / Saint Elizabeth University / Sicklerville, N.J. / Winslow (Defensive)
In two wins this week, held two players to season lows in scoring. Against Valley Forge, he held Derian Bradford to just nine points, while against Keystone, he held Tone Cockrell to 15 points.

January 24, 2022
Darryl Garib / Jr / Wilson College / Dallas, Tx. / Forst Park (Offensive)
Led the Phoenix to a 3-0 record last week, averaging a double-double with 21 points and 10.6 rebounds per game. Had 26 points and 17 rebounds in a win over Valley Forge, while scoring 17 points on 7-for-15 shooting against. Made the game-winning three pointer with three seconds left in the victory over Cairn.

Jaryn McCann / Jr / Bryn Athyn College / Auburndale, Fl. / Auburndale HS (Defensive)
In a win over Saint Elizabeth, McCann grabbed seven defensive rebounds and rejected four shots as the Lions won their first CSAC game of the year. In the nailbiter against Cairn, had two steals and ten defensive rebounds.

January 31, 2022
Josh Forker / Jr / Cairn University / Telford, Pa. / Faith Christian (Defensive)
Had four blocked shots in a road win over Keystone.

February 7, 2022
Darryl Garib / Jr / Wilson College / Dallas, Tx. / Forst Park (Offensive)
In a 2-0 week, Garib averaged 26.5 points and eight rebounds as the Phoenix clinched a playoff spot. Against Cairn, he had 33 points on 12-for-20 shooting, while adding in 20 points and eight rebounds in a win over Valley Forge.

Jaryn McCann / Jr / Bryn Athyn College / Auburndale, Fl. / Auburndale HS (Defensive)
Averaged 11.3 rebounds per game across three contests, with a 12 rebound performance against Clarks Summit and Great Lake Christian.

February 14, 2022
Marlon Sharpton / Sr / Rosemont College / Philadelphia, Pa. / Abraham Lincoln HS (Offensive)
In a 2-0 week, averaged 18 points and seven rebounds. Had 23 points (14-for-15 on foul shots) in a win over Clarks Summit. Had eight assists against Keystone.

Jaryn McCann / Jr / Bryn Athyn College / Auburndale, Fl. / Auburndale HS (Defensive)
Had 11 rebounds, five blocks and two steals in a win over Clarks Summit.

February 28, 2022
Jesse Rivera / Sr / Cairn University / Doylestown, Pa. / Centra Bucks East (Offensive)
In a 3-0 week, Rivera averaged 13.3 points per game and seven assists as Cairn locked up the third seed in the upcoming playoffs. He had 17 points and nine assist in a win over Clarks Summit

Pete Laidley / FY / Keystone College / Miramar, Fl. / Pembroke Pines Charter (Defensive)
Pulled down 23 rebounds and swatted four shots as the Giants locked up the fifth seed in the upcoming playoffs.

2021-22 Season Statistics

2021-22 CSAC Tournament Information
Tournament Page
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
First Round
Monday, February 21, 2022
Game 1 - #5 Keystone 76, at #4 Saint Elizabeth 63 - Box Score

Semifinals
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Game 2 - #5 Keystone at #1 Wilson 86, #5 Keystone 77 (OT) - Box Score | Game Program
Game 3 - #3 Cairn 68 at #2 Rosemont 65 - Box Score

Finals
Saturday, February 26, 2022
Game 4 - at #1 Wilson 77. #3 Cairn 72 - Box Score | Game Program

*The champion will receive an NCAA automatic qualifier to the Division III Tournament.

2022 NCAA Tournament
Friday, March 4, 2022 - Galloway, NJ - Stockton Universitiy Pod
Wilson - 52 at #23 Stockton - 87 - Box Score | NCAA Program | Wilson Recap

2021-22 CSAC All-Conference Teams
Release

CSAC ANNOUNCES MEN'S BASKETBALL END OF YEAR AWARDS

VILLANOVA, Pa. – The Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) is proud to announce the 2021-22 All-CSAC Men’s Basketball team. The team, comprised of players from all eight CSAC institutions that sponsor men’s basketball, was voted upon by the coaches in the league who were not permitted to vote for their own players.

The team includes first, second and honorable mention All-CSAC, Player, Defensive and Rookie of the Year, as well as Coach of the Year and the 3-D Award. Also, players were nominated for the All-Sportsmanship team by their respective coaches.

Player of the Year went to Wilson College junior guard Warrick Godwin, Jr., (Largo, Md.). He is the first player from Wilson to win the award in men’s basketball. He scored a season-high 33 points in a win over Clarks Summit back on January 26. He led the Phoenix in scoring with 15.2 points per game and made a team-high 58 three-pointers on 158 attempts.

Defensive Player of the Year went to Saint Elizabeth University senior forward Pierre Harden (Sicklerville, N.J.). He is the first player from Saint Elizabeth University to win the award in men’s basketball. He averaged ten rebounds a game while swatting away a team-best 19 shots. He had a season-high four blocks against Clarks Summit back on February 4.

Rookie of the Year went to Keystone College freshman guard Jack Anderson (Davie, Md.). He is the third player from Keystone to win the award in men’s basketball, joining Kenneth Hardnett (2009) and Dan Candameres (2012). In his freshman campaign, Anderson led the Giants in scoring with 19.7 points per game and grabbed 3.9 rebounds a contest. Shooting close to 49 percent from the field, Anderson scored a career-high 32 points in a game against Saint Joseph’s of Brooklyn on December 11.

Coach of the Year went to Wilson College head coach Mark Seidenburg. He is the second coach from Wilson to win the award in men’s basketball, joining Brian Zoeller who won the award in 2020. In his first season as head coach, Seidenburg led the Phoenix to a 16-7 record and a 12-2 mark in the CSAC. The Phoenix are the top seed in the upcoming playoffs.

The 3-D Award was given to Bryn Athyn College. Implemented for the 2011-12 academic year, the Colonial States Athletic Conference 3D Award replaced the CSAC Team Sportsmanship Award. The 3D Award recognizes the teams in each sport that best demonstrate the NCAA Division-III philosophy of "Discover, Develop, Dedicate." The 3D Award was conceived and developed by the CSAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). This is the first time that Bryn Athyn has won the award in men’s basketball.

2021-22 All-CSAC Men's Basketball
Player of the Year: Warrick Godwin, Jr., Wilson College
Defensive Player of the Year: Pierre Harden, Saint Elizabeth University
CSAC Rookie of the Year: Jack Anderson, Keystone College
CSAC Coach of the Year: Mark Seidenburg, Wilson College
CSAC 3-D Award: Bryn Athyn College

	First-Team All-CSAC
Pos	Name	School	Cl.	Hometown/High School
G	Marlon Sharpton	Rosemont	Sr.	Philadelphia, Pa./Abraham Lincoln
G	Warrick Godwin, Jr.	Wilson	Jr.	Largo, Md./College of Southern Maryland
G	Jesse Rivera	Cairn	Sr.	Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks East
G	Tone Cockrell	Keystone	Gr.	Upper Marlboro, Md./Landon School
F	Zaire Mitchell	Rosemont	Sr.	Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg

	Second-Team All-CSAC
Pos	Name	School	Cl.	Hometown/High School
G	Jack Anderson	Keystone	Fr.	Davie, Fla./Western
F	Darryl Garib	Wilson	Jr.	Dallas, Texas/Forest Park
F	Pierre Harden	Saint Elizabeth	Sr.	Sicklerville, N.J./Winslow
G	Jamal Cannady Jr.	Bryn Athyn	Fr.	Baltimore, Md./Dunbar
C	Kameron Clark	Cairn	Sr.	Ewing, N.J./Ewing

	Honorable Mention All-CSAC
Pos	Name	School	Cl.	Hometown/High School
F	Derian Bradford	Valley Forge	So.	Lansdale, Pa./Faith Christian Academy
F	Jaryn McCann	Bryn Athyn	Jr.	Auburndale, Fla./Auburndale
G	Adrian Thomas	Wilson	Sr.	Germantown, Md./Northwest
G	Ashton West	Clarks Summit	So.	Fontana, Calif./Summit High School
F	Hunter Plantz	Clarks Summit	So.	Clarks Summit, Pa./Homeschooled

	All-Sportsmanship
Pos	Name	School	Cl.	Hometown/High School
G	Anthony Burr	Bryn Athyn	Jr.	Cream Ridge, N.J./New Egypt
G	Andrew Aycoth	Cairn	Sr.	Greenwood, Del./Greenwood Mennonite
G	Garrett Plantz	Clarks Summit	Sr.	Clarks Summit, Pa./Homeschooled
G	Shane Rosencrans	Keystone	Jr.	Throop, Pa./Mid Valley
G/F	Chris Briner	Rosemont	Sr.	Harrisburg, Pa./Bishop McDevitt
F	Aaron Hobbs	Saint Elizabeth	Sr.	Union, N.J./Union
G	Owen Bradford	Valley Forge	So.	Lansdale, Pa./Faith Christian Academy
C	Antonio Bussey	Wilson	Jr.	Aiken, S.C./Claflin University